PAGE
FOUR
RUPERT
WON
BALL
GAMES
Elks
(Make
Clean
Sweep
of
Scries;
With
Anyox
In
Inter-City
Baseball
Games
route
for
Anyox,
and
if
his
support
had
been
a
little
steadier,
the
result
would
have
been
difficult.
Anyox
staged
a
rally
In
the
seventh
and
eighth
innings,
collect-tag
10
hits
and
eight
runs
to
go
Sport
Chat
tTherWorld
Scries
.will
'
open
In
i
Chicago
on
October
8.
and
it
Is
game.
Lazarek
went
the
entire
no
one
has
more
speed
than
Earnshaw.
but
the
young
man
from
Swarthmore
also
has
a
slow
ball
that
is
a
beauty.
It
may
bother
the
sluggers
in
the
Chicago
batting
order,
particularly
with
a
change
of
pace.
Into
the
lead,
12
to
10.
The
locals
I
came
back
In
their
half
of
thej
Mack
also
nas
Ehmke
and
Jack
eighth,
however,
and
aided
by
aQulnn
He
worrying
about
three-bagger
by
Fred
Stevens.
jhis
pitching,
although
he
consW-were
able
to
squeeze
out
a
win.
ers
lt
70
cent
of
a
c-
u
;
pk
A
world's
series
is
not
like'
With
four
games
necessary
to
win,
one
game
means
a
fourth
of
the
distance.
That
Is
a
big
handl-
jcap
to
spot
an
opponent.
It-
Is
largely
for
this
.
'
""""BO-
nfhM.
,,PM
nf
,mA.
vn:breaks
will
decide
the
winner.
.
ti.
t..
-"
"
I
Anyox
..1
0
2
0
1
0
4
4
0
12
20
5i
cannot
tell
from
wnat
a
man
has
rain
i
i
n
n
fi
n
n
i
vn
n
oidone
during
the
season
how
he
may
perform
In
the
post-season
On
Saturday
the
Elks
won
by
airfare.
That
Is
why
it
so
often
score
of
eight
to
four.
With
the
happens
that
some
player
little
score
tied
in
the
ninth,
Alex
Mit-!
considered
'emerges
the
most
chell
smashed
out
a
homer
with!
shining
star.
The
fact
that
a
dlf-two
men
on,
and
then
Ratchford
j
ference
of
thousands
of
dollars
scored
to
make
the
total
eight,
may
hang
on
each
ball
pitched,
Bill
Lambie
pitched
the
first
six
hit
or
fielded,
gives
some
men
fi-innlngs
for
the
locals,
but
wasnancial
paralysis
and
stirs
others
taken
out
of
the
game
when
he
to
play
high
above
any
usual
had
two
ribs
broken
by
a
pitched
ball.
Lobllck
finished
the
game.
Brace
pitched
for
Anyox.
The
score
by
innings:
R.H.E.
Elks
0
130000048
80
Anyox
.4
000000004
42
-John
McKay
was
found
guilty
In
city
police
court
this
morning
on
a
charge
of
vagrancy
and
was
sentenced
to
the
time
he
had
al
form.
So
called
"money
players"
do
their
stuff
when
the
stakes
are
highest.
Hornsby
certainly
will
be
of
use
to
a
team
In
the
big
series
To
prove
that",
you
might
look
back
and
sec,',
srha
St.
Louis
did
with
him
and
.without
him
against
the
Yankefc
r
Cuyl
should
do
well.
So
should-
Simmons
and
Fox?,
of
the
Athletics.
As
for
Dykes,
he
lsa
born
fighter.
Micky
Cochrane
ready
served
!n
Jail
about
three;
is
capable
of
rising
to
great
weeks
and
ordered
to
leave
town
j
heights.
A
lot
will
depend
-upon
within
three
days.
which
team
takes
the
first
game.
You'll
like
the
Easy-Riding
Comfort
of
the
Ford
Car
Ford
car
is
one
of
the
THE
easiest-riding
cars
on
the
road
because
of
its
low
centre
of
gravity,
minimum
unsprung
weight,
Houdaille
hydraulic
shock
absorbers
and
the
unique
construction
of
its
transverse
springs.
Furthermore,
you
are
as
comfort-able'
In
mlrid
as
in
body
when
you
.drive
the
Ford
carl
You
have
confidence
In
the
performance
of
the
car
because
you
know
somethine
)
1
-v.(.
..
of
the
quality
built
into
it.
that
'
has
been
Rcmcber
these
two
points
when
you
select
your
next
car.
These
are
combined
to
an
uncommon
degree
in
the
Ford.
Come
in
and
drive
a
Ford
car
yourself
through
thickest
traffic,
up
steepest
hills,
over
roughest
roads.
A
thirty-minute
demonstration
will
convince
you
that
there
is
nothing
quite
like
it
anywhere
In
simplicity
of
design,
quality,
price
and
performance.
S.
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
FORI)
DEALERS
3rd
Ave.
East
DOMINION
TIRES
Phone
83
00
It
TIME
PAYMENT
PLAN
IS
MOTST
ATTRACTIVE
reason
tKjjt
Chicago
will
be
"the
betting
favorite.
Joe
McCarthy's
team
al
I
expected,
that
Bush
and
u
rove,
ways
has
been
the
strongest
at
will
face
each
other
in
the
open-
home.
The
Athletics,
a
green
team
The
local
Elks'
baseball
team
,
ing
game.
It
might
be,
of
course.:
from
a
series
standpoint,
will
undefined
up
the
series
with
Anyox
that
Connie
Mack
will
prefer
toidergo
that
tension
which
always
yesterday
afternoon
by
taking
the.
start
the
battle
with
George
'accompanies
a
first
game
on
for-
flnal
name
of
the
series
13
to
12.Earnsr;aw.
The
Brums,
wnn
weir
eign
soli.
It
will
not
even
be
as
It
was
ft
free
hitting
contest,
the
rlght-aand
batters,
are
tougn
op.
visiting
players
garnering
In
20
ponents
for
a
left-hand
pitcher,
hits
while
the
locals
managed
to
and
doubly
tough
on
their
home
connect
for
14.
Bill
Mitchell
pitch-
i
grounds.
Some
who
have
followed
the
first
three
Innings
for
the
ed
them
all
season
believe
that
if
Elks
and
then
Lobllck
took
up
the
the
Mackmen
win,
Earnshaw
will
burden.
He
lasted
for
two
and
a
be
the
hero
among
the
twirlers.
third
Innings
and
then
Alex
Mit-
Chicago
has
a
great
reputation
chell
went
In
and
finished
the!
for
hitting
fast
ball
pitchers,
and
though
they
were
playing
in
the
somewhat
familiar
White
Sox
grounds.
The
Cub
park
will
be
a
totally
new
battle
ground
to
the
to
the
defenders.
Moreover,
the
crowd
naturally
will
be
largely
pulling
for
the
home
team.
This
then
will
be
a
place
for
courage
and
fighting
spirit
to
show.
If,
In
the
face
of
undoubted
handicaps,
the
Mackmen
take
that
first
contest,
they
not
only
will
be
a
con-
SKierawe
distance
on
their
way.
but
they
will
have
shaken
more
than
a
bit
the
morale
of
their
opponents.
No
two
men
know
this
any
better
than
Connie
Mack
and
Joe
McCarthy.
You
undoubtedly
will
eee
those
two
leaders
shooting
for
that
opening
contest
with
all
they
have.
Pitching
and
the
TORONTO
STOCKS
fUcCatfery,
Olbbona
&
OoUart.
Ltd.)
Amulet,
356.
359.
Mandy.
45,
49.
Falconbrldge,
10.10,
Nil.
HolHnger.
5.75,
655.
Hudson
Bay,
17.50,
Nil.
Inter.
Nickel
selling
at
5830.
Lakeshore,
2355,
23.75,
Mining
Corporation,
4.05,
4.15.
Mclntyre,
14.05,
14.15.
Nipissing,
2.36.
2.50.
Noranda?
60.00,
60.25.
Abana,
1.73,
1.75.
Sherritt
Gordon,
7.05,
7.10.
Sudbury
Basin,
8.06,
8.15.
Treadwell
Yukon,.
8.75,
9.00.
Ventures,
7.00,
7.10.
(
Home
Oil,
1855,
1835.
Teck
Hughes,
6.06,
6.15.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
II
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
16
:Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
today
at
$1.45.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Mon,
HIGH
SCHOOL
WINS
OPENER
Defeated
Borden
Street
by
Score
of
G
to
1
in
Junior
League
Football
Saturday
Tho
opening
game
of
the
Junior
League
football
season
on
Saturday
afternoon
was
won
by
High
School
with
a
score
of
six
to
one
over
Borden
Street
School.
High
players
were
superior
In
height,
weight
and
speed
but
Borden
invaders
and
the
old
Illinois
home
I
Played
a
good
steady
Borden
Street
schools.
game
In
oosltion
and
will,
no
doubt,
be
heard
from
favorably
as
the
season
advances.
It
amounts
to
building
up
a
new
team,
though,
for
Borden
has
only
one
of
Its
players
of
last
year
left,
Fred
Hardy,
captain,
who
scored
the
only
goal
for
his
side
'
on
Saturday.
Wing
ham.
Bacon
and
Cam
eron
were
goal
scorers
for
High
School.
Jack
Campbell
was
referee.
The
next
Junior
'Legue
soccer
game
will
take
place
on
Wednesday
evening
between
Booth
and
MAKING
FLIGHTS
Trim
Queen
of
Yukon
II.
Carrying
Out
Fair
Week
Schedule
IS
FINE
SHIP
The.
trim
Ryan-Brome
mono
plane.
Queen
of
Yukon
II,
Im
proved
sister
ship
of
the
famous
Spirit--of
St.
Louis
In
which
CoL
Charles
LlndbergU
made
his
epochal
flight
across
the
Atlantic
Oceaol
is
visiting
Prince
Rupert
for
a
few
days
while
en
route
from
St
Loots
Mb.,
where
lt
was
built,
to
Whflfe
Horse,
Y.T,
where
lt
will
en-
SrritiS
commercial
service
of
the
Yukon
Airways;
Ltd.
-i-The
.ship
arrived,
at
3:30
yester-
uav,
afternoon,
Irpm
Ocean
Falls,
past
two
weeks
awaiting
engine
partsult,was
to
have
been
here
for
fair
week
duL
though
late,
it
will
3arrV
out
-the
original
Intention
6f
making
flights
for
local
persons
Lwho
desire
to
essay
air
trips.
The
plane
-will
go
north
Wednesday.
In
change
,
pf
the
plane
Is
Clyde
G,
Warm,
general
manager
of
the
Yukon
Airways,
while
J.
M.
Patter
son
is
the
pilot
and
Gordon
Stew
art,
the
mechanic.
It
Is
a
hand
some
machine
and
is
equipped
with
a
300-h.p.
Wright
whirlwind
engine
just
such
as
"Lindy"
used
on
his
flight.
Yesterday
afternoon
after
Its
ar
rival
the
plane
gave
two
flights
and
spent
a
generous
time
In
the
air.
The
plane
will
proceed
from
here
to
Anyox
on
Wednesday.
It
is
busy
again
this
afternoon.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Gowty
6.
D.
Johnston
Co.
)
B.
C.
Silver.
1.05,
Nil.
Bayview,
2V.
3.
Big
Missouri,
1.10.
1.12.
Cork
Province.
Nil,
9V4.
Dunwell,
17,
20.
George
Copper,
025,
6.40.
Georgia
River,
30.
33.
Oolconda,
71,
76.
.
Orandvlew,
29Vi.
30.
,
Independence,
lA,
8'j.
Indian
Mines.
5.
Nil.
Intern.
Coal
Si
Coke,
Z2'2,
34.
'
Kootenay
Florence;.
12,'
14.
Lucky
Jim,
9,
10.
Mohawk,
3Vi.
NU.
Morton
Woolsey.
4,
4V4.
Marmot
Metals,
3,
Nil.
National
Silver,
13ft,
14.
Oregon
Copper,
16,
18.
Pend
Oreille,
5.10,
5.20.
Premier.
1.78.
1.82.
Porter-Idaho,
38,
45.
"Reeves
Macdonald,
1.56,
138.
Ilufus-Argenta,
15,
16.
Huth-Hope,
35
38.
Sliver
Crest;
6V,
7V4.
Silverado.
Nil.
65.
Silversmith.
7.
8,
Slocan
King,
"Nil,
4.
Slocan'
Rambler,
14,
14V2.
JSunloch.
1.50.
Nil.
Topley
Richfield,
"11.
12.
Torfc
Mines.
70,
?.M.
WelllnKtgn,
5.
7.
.
woqdbineirm
3v
Oils
A.
P.
Consolidated.
352,
3.54.
Calmont.
3.38.
3.40.
Dalb0usle..i75.
20.
Devenlsh.
23.
25.
Home.
17.25.
1750.
Mayjand.
7.75.
7D0.
Mrlnnd.
3i,
355.
Harual.
1.62,
1.05.
Freehold.
1.65,
1.68.
United.
1.03,
1.04.
Fstern
Slocks
Sherrltt-Gordon,
7.0J,
7.10.
Noranda,
60.00,
6025.
I
"The
World's
Mine
Oyster,"
Said
Falstaff
.
i
j
S3F5vi
Ga-ftS
OLD
NSfTOHC
COMet
vfflOtOT
a
Wmm
erary
ports
rarely
touebed
'By
cruising
steamers.
The
ErraKemi
of
Australia,"
a
21,8t0'c7o
ton
vessel,
long
a
favorite
with
globe
trotters,
will
sail
from
New
York
December
1,
1929,
on
the
seventh
annual
Canadian
Ps-ifie
World
Anyox
Banquet
Saturday
evening.
O.
E.
Guflck,
ex
alted
ruler
of
the
local
Elks,
pre
sided
and,
after
full
justice
had
been
done
to
the
meal,
there
was
a
brief
toast
list.
Mr.
Gulick
pro-
posedthe
toast
to
The
King"'
to
wnicn
Buddy
Sheen
of
Anyox
re
sponded.
The
toast
to
the
Anyox
Lodge
was
proposed
by
W.
B.
Wil-
llscroft
with
Jack
McColl
responding
while
a
toast
to
the
Anyox
baseball
team
was
proposed
by
Oeorge
Mitchell
and
responded
to
by
William
Bruce.
There
wen
solos
by
Johnson
Smith
and
Buddy
Sheen
and
a
vocal
trio
by
Art
Easson,
Al
Small
and
Bin
Mitchell.
Other
speakers
Included
Stan
Moran.
Aid.
A.
J.
Prud
homme,
Fred
Stephens
and
Bert
Morgan.
There
were
about
50
per
sons
present.
-
.
.
,
The
Anyox
visitors
sailed
last
night
-by
the
Catala
on
their
return
north,
being
given
a
happy
send-off
by
local
friends.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Trlnce
Rupert
-N.
Musarave,
J.
A.
Brown,
J.
W
deB.
Farrls.
H.
B,
Holland.
W.
R
Sloan,
O.
M.
Rae
and
James
Scott.
Vancouver;
Hon.
Dr.
J.
H.
King
and
O.
Heldman,
Ottawa:
W.
J.
Carroll,
Decker
Lake;
Roy
C.
Darnbrough,
Victoria;
Thomas
Graham.
Cumberland;
E.
S.
Marshall,
Vancouver;
Mrs.
J.
A.
Knox
and
Master
Ronald
Knox,
.
Port
Esslngton;r
Mrs.
W.
Payne.
'
Doj
minion
iCahnery;
N.
Iwasakl,
Seattle;
Mrs.
C.
W.
Dawson,
Hazel-ton;
L.
F.
Chapman,
Spokane;
E.
P.
Callahan.
Falls
River;
Ethel
Maddox,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
P.
Sunderland
and
E.
W.
Lockwood.
Ketchikan;
Mrs.
K.
E.
Wlnterbotham,
Reglna;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
D.
El-stad,
Petersburg.
Savoy
A.
P.
Splllman,
Vancouverd:
o.
R.
Black,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Patterson
and-
J.
Williams,
city;
F.
Patterson,
Porcher
Island;
C.
W.
English,
ilareltort;
T.
Walsh,
Salvls
East;
Clyde
6.
Wann
and
John
l
ruijMi.
Beside
making
her
!
pontoons
or
pile
on
regular
TiU
to
the
liiKhlijjhU
of
1
Hp.
but
nowaday
w
the
Mediterranean,
to
In('ia,
Jupan.
roads
and
streets
radia
nina.
iiawau
st:ii
otrn
r
fascinating
places,
her
itinerary
tfci
tin
e
has
hwn
extendi
d
to
include
Athene
in
Greece,
I'aknam
and
Bangkok
in
Sium.
with
further
Why,
then
the
world's
mine;"8
r
Keelnng
for
Taikoku,
in
ovster
which
I
with
nwnrrt
mill
Forrnoa.
She
will
lie
son
137
city
in
all
directions.
Buddifct
temples
are
i.
.
over
the
town,
ami
Palace
is
one
of
the
-hi.u
Bangkok.
Keelung,
the
chief
j.,
island
of
hormosa.
i
Alaeng
mat
was
lttt;e
more
than
a
lived
the
headhunt,
-
e
Greek
.
War
of
Independence,
the
broad
!kn..
v...
.if
i.,it
straight
street!
of
the
modern
these
barbarous
people
capital
and
the
interesting
ruins
of
govnraet
at
K
-,Cin?t1
J1S
AtiL
''"Taihoku.
Here
fleets,
,f
!i.Ste:ihllw
manned
by
cooli-.
ir..
uicww;.
suv
bi
1
1
itr
nun,
une
ui
i
...
ik
m
i.tir
!
visitors
around
tne
Va
ehief
ameng
the
buildirgs
with
'
phif
attraction,
which
Pericles
adorned
the
Aero-
the
Governor-G.
-n
ra
polls
about
600
B.C.
where
the
world's
mo-:
Bangkok,
the
capital
of
Siam.
j
tropical
plants
t!onrn
wa
original!"
hit?!
on
floating
I
prefvaiep.
'
M.
Patterson,
Whitehorse;
Y.T
;
sell
and
James
H
i
Gordon
K.
Stewart,
Dawsori
;
Mrs.
Wallace,
C.N
R
A
p
I
.
'u.
r.
iornwau,
Anyox;
w.
u.
i-
aaie;
Mr.
ana
mi
uaturday
IM
ign
tKtiifce'
Spmer
Rw
m
and
A
v
Visitors
From
Smelter
Town
Hon-1
E.Dahlln.
Vaneainrer:
J.
H.
PetJ
IM.
Johnston.
CXR.
In
honor
of
the
visiting
Anyox
Henry
Reld
Port
Elks
and
baseball
players,
a
sue-
Smith.
Bte
Falls:
W
cessful
and
enjoyable
banquet
was
Terrace.
held
In
the
Commodore
Cafe
on,
OltXlX
ARRIVES
ored
at
Function
in
Com-
ijack
Pontief.
J.
H.
MoJn.
L.
H.j
Four
carloads
.l
modore
Cafe
iBrawand.
M.
E
onn
and
runm
.
l.
..
,
,
"
-
uvcr
wir
with-i
iiu
.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
elevator
and
today
Easlnfton;
i
jiorted
to
be
about
4"
.
R
Ferguson,
Red
pass
bound
hen
Central
'
Smith.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Prix-
Daily
News
quick
results.
i
open,"
said
a
famous
character
of
'days,
visiting
81
porta
aid
places
dustry
Formosa
i
la
if
Shakeapeare,
but
the
modern
ver-'
n
countries.
Ireland
and
is
Inn
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Am
.
-1
.
I
Athens
AKako
.
is
11..
I.
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'
.
Ko.,rn,
,
'
really
three
towns
'n
!
J.i,.ne
In
it,
vu
iciicw.
iu
waK
around
uunu
me
the!
I
n
world
in
a
big
and
comfortable
1
one
steamship
with
no
sword
to
otien
the
oyster.
These
are
days
of
Turkish
village
before
t
peace
ana
worm
travelers
now
planning
their
tours
will
be
interested
to
know
that
one
globe-girdling
liner
.will
rail
at
ports
hitherto
omitted
from
hr
-iUp-
the
twisted
lanes
of
the
nesses
stilf
lareelv
that
Has
enjoyed
rsi-fTm
.
-"l
K
a
world
wide
ICKDONDRY
WW
popularity
for
180
f
years,
.
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