PAUE
rouR
LOCAL
MEN
..BEAT
SHIR
SHOOTING
Vancouver.
io
A.
13.
Howe
n
Stoker
Harris
28
A.
B.
McDonald
....
29
Total
Sport
Chat
185
IIJVI.CS.
Vancouver
Ch.
P.
O.
Milne
33
Ld.
Tel.
Nap
34
Stoker
Hay
29
A.
B.
Patterson
31
Ld.
Tel.
Carter
31
O.
-B.
R.
A.White..
24
Total'
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One
wonders
what
is
going
to
happen
next
in
this
hectic
1929
World's
Series.
Nothing
would
be
surprising
now
at
least
not
more
surprising
than
has
happened
already.
To
see
the
Cubs
outhit
the
Mackmen
in
the
first
match
and
still
lose
out
and
to
see
a
similar
thing
happen
to
the
A's
in
the
third
was
surprising
enough
but
not
nearly
so
surprising
as
that
sensational
seventh
inning
rally
in
Saturday's
fourth
game
which
gave
10
hits
and
10
runs
to
Con
nie
Macks
fast
moving
proteges.
World's
Series
history
Is
indeed
RAINS
STOP
SOCCER
1
Rain
on
Saturday
afternoon
!
necessitated
the
postponement
of
season.
Billiard
League
Grotto,
Full
particulars
of
the
opening
match,
including
lineups,
time
and
place
of
games,
will
be
made
public
tomorrow.
The
league
schedule
for
the
first
half
of
the
season
follows,
(first
mentioned
is
nome
team)
:
Oct.
15
Grotto
vs.
Canadian
Le
gion.
Oct.
17
Elks
vs.
Grotto.
Oct.
22
Canadian
Legion
Elks.
Oct.
24
Canadian
Legion
Halibut
Sales
Pioneer,
McKinley.
and
8c.
Summary
vs.
vs.
uroito.
Oct.
29
Grotto
vs.
Elks.
Oct.
31
Elks
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
,
Nov.
5
Grotto
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
,
Nov.
7
Elks
vs.
Grotto.
.
NovJ2
Canadian
Legion
"
VS.
Elks.
Nov.
14
Canadian
Legion
'
vs.
uroiio.
1
Nov.
19
Grotto
vs.
Elks.
Nov.
21
Elks
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
Nov.
26
Grotto
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
Nov.
28
Elks
vs.
Grotto.
Dec.
3
Canadian
Legion
Elks.
Dec.
5
Canadian
Legion
urouo.
Dec.
10
Grotto
vs.
Elks.
Dec.
12
Elks
vs.
Canadian
Le
gion.
Dec.
17
Grotto
vs.
Canadian
Le,
gion.
Dec.
19
Elks
vs.
Grotto.
CALIFORNIA
WON
being
made
this
year
and,
Judging!
day,
Southern
vs.
vs.
SEATTLE,
Oct.
14:
On
Satur-
Cftlifnrnla
hoof
..
..
from
what
happened
Saturday,
the
;
Washington
at
football,
48
to
nil;
I
1U.
1
-
-1.
1
.
.
I
1
1
uie
last
uaiier
iuu
ueeji
jtwiicu.
1
Philadelphia
has
a
big
lead
now,
however,
and
should
come
through
with
only
one
more
watch
to
win
and
three
chances
to
-da-
it
-
in.
-
Arrangements
have
been
completed
for
the
building
of
a
Boston
contender
for
the
honor
of
..
fending
the
American
Cup
against
si"
Sir
Thomas
Llpton's
challenger
1
next
year.
Three
'other
American
,
contenders
will
be
Suilt,
according
to
announcements,
by
New
York
syndicates.
The
Boston
contender
Big
Missouri
-
Appeal
Is
On
Action
Being
Taken
To
Have
$160,000
Judgment
for
W.
F.
Harris
Set
Aside
Three
mineral
claims,
known
as
the
Big
Missouri
and
Kansas,
on
the
Salmon
River,
twelve
miles
irom
me
"ic
neaa
tcau
ui
of
Portland
ruruano.
uanai
Canal,
will
prut
annrnvlmiitelv
?nnnnn
W.H
-??P?iPleIT0'90'
in
respect
of
which
William
p
Har,
dui
ine
loiai
cost
01
inung
nern
rnnr
,,r.f.
,
n'
and
be
I
manning
her,
It
is
said,
will
,
J
-Wash
was
awarded
a
im
in
the
neighborhood
of
half
a
000
R&KfH
judgment
by
Chief
Justice
million
dollars.
She
will
rate
76
feet
and
have
a
water-line
of
between
76
and
87
feet.
Sloop
or
cutter
rigged,
she
will
carry
7,500
square
feet
of
canvas.
The
mast
will
tower
165
feet
above
the
water
line.
Captain
Gustave
Olson,
native
of
Mandal.
Norway,
has
been
designated
sailing
master
of
the
lioston
Doat
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(Ox
TM
Trunp)
But
his
criticism
was
constructive.
One
day
when
Veeck
was
on
his
1
way
to
the
press
box
to
cover
d
game
he
'
met
William
Wrigley,
owner
of
the
team.
"You
seem
to
know
so
much
about
running
a
ball
club,'
'said
Wrigley,
referring
to
a
rather
pointed
criticism
Veeck
had
written
that
day,
"howi
and
.S
8c.
o"
Morrison,
enter
Into
an
appeal,
which
is
now
before
the
court
of
appeal
in
Vancouver.
I
Represented
by
E.
P.
Davis,
K.C.,
and
R.
M.
Macdonald,
Daniel
Lln-deborg,
the
Andrew
Lindeborg
estate,
the
James
Proudfoot
estate,
and
the
Hiram
Stevenson
estate,
are
asking
the
appellant
tribunal
tn
l
set
the
verdict
aside.
In
the
meantime,
money
to
sat
lsfy
the
Judgment
has
been
paid-Into
court.
Ajfree
miner.
Harris
alleges
that
he
discovered
and
located,
the
mineral
claims,
whidh
he
called
the
Jumbo
grpup,
twenty-five
yea
ago.
Five
years
later,
accprdlng
to
:
u
pica,
ne
arranged
witn
Proud-
When
you
consider
that
Connie!
rSntwwkSXomnertv'
Mack
was
piloting
the
Athletics
Sf
tOT-SyK.?
l
,
to
their
first
Amer
can
League
two
new
partners
brought
Andrew
pennant
In
1902,
befort
any
one
Undeborg
and
Daniel
LirXhoro
of
hi
present-day
"Big
;
Three"-:
mto
the
'deal
?bu
rria.
SJSi?
Cochrane,
Foxx
and
Simmons-
mal
staker.
contends
he
retained
a
VM
born,
you
have
some
Idea
of
third
interest.
The
subsequent
bJs-
ML?
TIVVL'
P1
oi
the
mlne
14
that
the
clata
Llf16
ltf
?ara3e
ftBain'
15
1
lapsed
and
was
relocated
by
Stev-yeari
after
he
ripped
apart
one
jenson
and
Daniel
Lindeborg,
and
of
the
greatest
baseball
machines.
;
was
eventually
sold
to
Buena
Vista
of
alltlme.
It
was
in
1910
when
the
:
Mining
Co.
for
$275
000
AtWetic
put
the
skids
under
a.
The
defendants.
Proudfoot.
Stev-great
Cub
team,
so
you
can
realize
enson
and
Andrew
Lindeborg.
hav-a
few
of
the
emotions
that
stlr.ing
died
in
the
Interim,
and
their
the
competitive
spirit
of
the
66-sUtes
being
represented,
received
year-old
dean
of
strategists.
Gen-1
in
all
from
the
sale
of
the
mine
erauoni
01
nau-niayers,
all-time
,
$300,000,
accprdlng
to
the
elderly
stars
such
as
Cobb
and
Speaker,
prpspector
plaintiff
The
chief
have
come
and
gone
while
Mack
:
Justice,
at
a
supreme
court
trial
in
S??,
'!tHc.t0
helm
oi
thel
victoria,
awarded
Harris
Judgment
Philadelphia
craft,
winning
seven!
for
a
third
of
the
moneys,
the
pennants
over
a
period
stretching
I
award
totalling
$100,000.
from
1902
to
1929.
The
defendants
appeal
on
the
..
.
1
ground
thdt
there
Is
no
memoran-
Once
there
was
a
baseball
re-
dum
or
Wrltlnz
to
corroborat
lJJuX'lJ:
la'.
lalm;.
and
that
the
acUon
U
WW
11
wuu
vunu
vuo
narreo
Dy
neglect
ana
delay
that's
how
William
U
Veeck,
president
of
the
Chicago
Cubs,
got
his
lob.
Back
In
1918
Bill
was
writing
baseball
for
the
Chicago
Evening
American.
His
specialty
was
finding
things
wrong
with
the
Cubs
and
talking
about
them
in
print.
American
175,000
'ppunds,
-,15c
and
8c
toil8.9Qjnd
8c,
.i
-
Canadian
16,Wloundsn
18.1c
andf80nd
19,i&anal0c.
would
you
nke
to
have
the
lob?",
North,
Veeck,
stunned
for
a
second,
re
and
8c.
covered
and
accepted.
Jle
was
hir-i
Nordby,
m
ui
uie
ojjui.
ana
BC
American
30,000,
Pacific.
30,000,
Atlln,
Canadian
15.5c
t
Local
cuo
artists,
will
be
off
to.a.;
Reservations
,
.
To.World
jCourt
Grotto
Will
Battle
Canadian
Lejrlori
Interesting
,
Jlold-Back,
in
Regard
iVr-Tr
-.
In
Opener
Ji
to'
Internal
Disputes
Inserted
by
lirilam
and
Dominions
.
I
morry
Start
tomorrow
night
when
The
full
text
ot
the
reservations
AEjrrciralc
of
185
Made
By
Prince
the
Grotto
team,
piloted
by
Pert
made
by
the
British
nations,
with
Iluicrt
Men
Asainst
H.M.C.S.
Morgan,
will
meet
Fred
Pyle's
.Ca-
the
exacptlon
of
the
Irish
.Free
nadian
Lecion
Quintette
In
what
State,
to
their
signature
to
the
I
promises
to
be
a
Keen
contest.
!
optional
clause
of
the
statute
of
A
notable
victory
was
won
by
The
Oanadian
Legion
is
reported
the
Permanent
Court
of
Internu-
Prince
Rupert's
naval
prlgaae
team
Saturdav
azainst
a
team
from
the
destroyer
Vancouver
at
indoor
shooting
when
the
local
rocn
scored
an
aggregate
of
185
against
the
aggregate
of
the
vis.
itors
of
132.
Chief
P.
O.
Milne
was
Jn
charge
of
the
visiting
team
and
Chief
P.
O.
Voung
of
the
home
six.
The
score
were:
Prince
Rupert
Lieut.
Hume
35
Acting
Lieut.
Haworth
33
Ch.
P.
O.
Young
S3
po
pe
.stronger
man
ever
tms
sea-:
uonai
justice
appears
m
tne
Eng-
son,
but
the
Grotto
boys
can
,be
de-:llsh
newspapers.
The
formula
was
penaea,
upon
io
give
a
gopa
account
;
tne
result
ox
an
intercnange
of
of
themselves
and
might
surprise
1
views
vetwaen
the
various
govern-the
fans
tomorrow
night.
ments,
and
represents
the
common
flames
this
week
will
be
played
i
policy
of
these
nations
Great
Brl-on
Tuesdays
and
Thursdays
and
on
tain,
Canada,
India,
New
Zea-Thursday
this
week
the
EJks
will;
land,
South
Africa
and
Australia,
be
seen
in
action
against
the
'The
reservations,
as
stated
by
Ar-
thur
Henderson
on
behalf
of
Great
Britain,
were
in
these
terms
On
behalf
of
His
Maiestv's
Gov,
ernment
in
the
United
Kingdom,
ana
suoiect
to
ratirication.
I
ac
cept
as
compulsory
Idso
facto
and
without
special
convention
on
condition
of
reciprocity
the
jurisdiction
of
the
Court
in
conformity
with
Article
36.
paragraph
2,
pf
ine
statute
01
the
court,
for
a
period
of
10
years
and
thereafter
until,
such
time
as
notice
may
be
given
to
terminate
the
acceptance,
over
all
disputes
ariuing
after
the
ratification
of
the
present
declaration
with
regard
to
situations
or
laets
suDsequent
to
the
said,
rati
fication:
Other
than
1
disputes
in
regard
to
which
the
p.ajties
to
the
dispute
have
agreed
or
shall
agree
to
have
recourse
to
some
other
method
of
peaceiui
settlement,
and
Disputes
with
the
Government
of
any
other
member-
of
the
League
which
is
a
member
of
the
British
Commonwealth
of
Nations,
all
of
which
disputes
shall
be
settled
In
such
manner
as
the
parties
have
agreed
or
shall
agree,
and
Disputes
with
regard
to
the
questions
which,
by
International
Law,
fall
exclusively
within
the
jurisdiction
of
the
United
Kine-
dom;
and
subject
to
the
condition
that
His
Majesty's
Government
reserves
the
right
to
require
that
proceedings
in
the
Court
shall
be
suspended
to
respect
of
any
dispute
which
has
been
submitted
to,
and
is
under
consideration
by
the
Council
of
the
Leaeue
of
Na
tions,,
provided,
that
notice
to
sus-
pjuo
)g
gjven
alter
tne
dispute
has
been
submitted
to
the
Council
and
Isfclven
--within
10
days
of
the
no,yfl(;aiQn7of
the
initiation
of
the
proce'edlngs
in
the
Court,
and
provided
Also
thai
such
suspen
sion
snan
De
limited
to
a
period
of
12
months
or
such
longer
per
iod
as
can
De
agreed
oy
ine
parties
to
the
dispute
or
determined
bv
a
decision
of
all
the
members
of
the
Council
other
than
the
parties
to
me
aispute.
-tiy
IJifr
Local
Items
James
McGlashan
sailed
last
night
by
the
Prince
George
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
George
Sellars
sailed
last
eve
ning
on
the
Catala
for
a
brief
business
tfip
to
Anyox.
Dan
Archer
of
the
Forest
Branch
service
sailed
Saturday
night
on
me
rrmce
cnanes
lor
queen
Charlptte
City.
R.
E.
Moore,
manaeer
of
P.
Burns
Co.
Ltd.,
left
on
this
morn
ing's
tram
for
a
holiday
trio
to
his
native
home
In
Bangor,
Maine,
and
elsewhere
In
the
east.
Lieut.
Commander
Godfrey
R.
C.
N.
V.
R.
sailed
by
the
Prince
George
last
night
on
his
return
to
Esquimau
after
a
brief
visit
in
the
city.
Further
evidence
in
the
Dahl-
berir
llnuor
for
sale
anneal
van
T.
A.
Kelley
Logging
Co.'s
ser
vice
boat
Nora
Jane,
Capt.
Walter
uass.
was
in
port
over
the
week
end
bound
from
Vancouver
to
selwyn
Inlet.
Mr.
Kelley
proceeded
to
tne
Qunec
Charlotte
islands
on
the
vessel
while
Mrs.
Kelley.
wno
came
this
far
north,
sailed
last
night
by
the
Prince
George
on
her
return
south.
Rev.
Dr.
R.
M.
Stevenson,
who
has
been
supplying
in
the
pulpit
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
here
Ipr
the
past
ew
weeks,
sailed
isf
night
on
the
Prince
Qftorne
for
Vancouver.!
He
will
confer
with
i
Presbytery
gi
to
whether
heshah
eciain
lo
Prince
Rupert
or
accept
a
cal)
to
Mount
Pleasant
i
Traibyterlan
Church,
Vancouver.
I
"M;
-,n
o
i
The
Prince
Rupert
Ministerial
"'vww'
u,u
o"ub,
,
Assoiiation
held
an
informal
31,000,
Royal,
37,000,
Booth,
'meeting
in
the
UtiHed
Church
Oslo
pol.
storage,
19.4c
and
Re7.ATfred
Wilson
v-4Iie
Junior
Leasfue
soccer
fixture
and
10c.
13,000,
V
T
'"
'
bjfween
Borden
Street
and
High
'
F..
2000,
Atlln,
18.1c
iiliooIs:whrch,
...
Jf
If
neCeSSarV.
necessary,
"
'
will
Will
2nd
fnd
T
'
fc.
SC.
T
I
'
'
.
15.6c
this
morning,
election
of
a
nres-Ident
to
succeed
Rev.
W.
F.
Price,
15.5c
who
ha
left
lhe
city,
being
defer
,
red
until
the
regular
meeting
next
iB.oc
month,
owintr
to
the
smallness
of
the
attendance.
Those
present
were
Dean
J.
B.
Gibson.
Rev.
Dr.
r.
w.
uaioc.
iiev.
j.
11.
Hanson
Thn
wnnH
nt
Vi
1na
Iri.
1.
WW
V
V
V
UlUly
hlLib
13
TIIE
DAILY
KETV3
Mand.iv
r.
,
'
1.
1
-
i,
out
swinging'.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Seventh
Inning
Chicago
Grimm
filed
out
r-.
v
i
.
j
,
v
I
-
i
,
...
.
riuiaueiuuia
rrencii
Diumii
lor
waiocre.
rrencn
lanneq,
swinging.
Bishop
hit
by
third
base
for
a
single.
Haas
nit
a
home
run.
scoring
"Bishop
ahead
of
him.
The
nan
went
over
centre
neid
fence.
Cochrane
hit
to
Hornsby
and
was
out,
at
first.
Simmons
hit
into
centre
ncia
ipr
two
oases,
f
oxx
was
purposely
walked.
Simmons
taken
before
Judge
F.
McB.
Young,
'cored
on
Miller's
hit
to
centre.
in
county
court
this
morning
and
the
case
adjourned
until
2
o'clock
this
afternoon.
The
Grain
Handlers'
Union
of
this
city
held
a
meeting
last
night
in
the
King
Georee
Hotel
Hall,
preparatory
to
the
opening
pf
the
grain
snipping
season
at
this
port.
J.
E.
Archer.
Vancouver
mana
ger
of
First
National
films,
after
spending
a
couple
of
days
in
the
city,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Catala
to
visit
Anyox
and
Stewart.
Three
runs,
four
hits,
no
errors.
Score
by
innings:
Chicago
0
0
0
2
0
0
0
0
02
Philadelphia
.0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
33
.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(CourUsy
of
8.
D.
Jahnaton
Co.
Ltd.)
B.
C.
Silver,
1.30.
Nil.
Beaver
Sliver,
11,
12.
BIk
Missouri.
1.00,
1.01,
Chicagpff
Mines,
Nil,
15.
Cotton
Belt,
Nil,
35.
Duthie
Mines.
Nil,
50.
George
Copper,
4.25,
4.55.
Oeorgia
River.
Nil.
2Wz-Golconda,
87
90.
Orandvlew,
25,
27V4.
Inter.
Coal
Sc
Coke.
30.
3314.
.
Kootenay
Florence,
11.
lift.
Kootenay
King..
20,
20
2.
L.
ft
U.
1W.
Nil.
Mohawk,
3.
4,
Marmot
River
Gold.
2Vi,
Nil.
Pend
Qrellle.
4.10.
4.25.
Premier.
172,
1.75.
Porter-Idaho.
37,
38.
Reeves
Macdpnald,
1.C3,
1.65..
,
Rufus-Argenta,
12,
14.
Rnth.TTntvi
51
1ft
SUver
Crrst.
IV?.
IV.
TopW
BlchfWd,
JO.
II.
Tori?
Mines,
40.
Jflil.
8terJ'npr
Paetfir..
U4,
1.35.
Advpr-P
Nil.
1,15.
A.
P
Onno'idated.
3.35,
3,38.
raiment
2,40.
2,48.
nalhoimle.
2.15.
2.20.
Devenlsh.
25,
30.
Fiibyan
Pete.
I3,
8.
J'nme
1M0
lifii
1"-otr.AJrta,
NH.
43,
Mayland.
4.50,
4.75.
MLeod.
2.50.
2.90.
Sew
McDoiip.-Segur.
Nil,
J
.00.
oyallte,
71X).
NU,
Hargal.
1.30,
1.4Q.
,
'
Freehold,
1.30.
1.35.
'
j
j
Spooher.
Nil,
72.
v
untiea..
i.uu.
imz.
nowoe
;piayea
avthexpd
of
the
AfneSi
;B..
-
WOO,
.floatb,
16.U
useful
for
making
policemen's
O
&
355.
4.Q0,
ciuds;
tne
Dcrnes
ror
making
gin.
Dallas,
1.25;
1.35,
I
Radio
Vocalist
Winner
Brother
Haas
in
left
centre.
Taylor
fllect-KPO-statiorr.
iot
that
eompetiUon
will.
In
turn,
;
centres.
P.
R.
Hotel
vs.
New
Empress.
C.
N.
R.
Assn.
vs:
The
Operators.
K.
of
C.
vs.
Eagles.
Cold
Storage
vs.
Moose.
Loyal
Orange
Lodge
vs.
Orotto.
Seal
Cove
Sawmill
vs.
I.
O.
O.
F.
IRISH
ARMY
VOLUNTEERS
Fifty
Thousand
Men
neing
Enrol-
iro
tor
neservf
rorce
of
the
Free
Stale
.
GHOSTS
QUIET
NOW
Republican
Army
Metal
nut
Still;
in
existence
and
Women
!
Said
to
Belong
j
DUBLIN.
Ofit.
14:ThA
TrltH
Free
State
Is
getting
ready
a
vol-,
untary
reserve
army
of
50.000
men.!
Kecruiung
win
start
soon.
The
soldiers,
when
on
active
service.l
will
wear
greep
uniforms
and1
steel
helmets
patterned
In
the!
ucrman
swie.
During
the
Civil
War
which
followed
the
signing
of
the"
treaty
with
Great
Britain,
creating
the
Irish
Free
State,
the
newly
con-
Biituicd
government
called
for,
volunteers
with
tho
result
hnt
ni
One
time
the
nntlo;ui
armv
reach-'
ea
a
strength
of
50.000
men
and
officers.
The
roster
now
embrace?
502
officers
and
6,474
men
but
the
I
Ministry
of
Defence
is
cutting
it
I
down
to
500
officers
and
5.00C
men.
More
emphasis
is
to
be
f
I
C
'I.L
'
whlcr
wfll
be
based
on
the
Bri-01
LOUIS
tjinitn
;
Uh
system
of
territorials.
The
re-
I
serve
army
will
draw
its
officers
I
from
Irish
colleges.
James
Wightman
Smith
of
San!
The
German
style
of
"tin
hat-Francisco,
youngest
brother
of
was
adopted
after
exhaustive
tests
Louis
Smith
of
the
Prince
Rupert
!
with
the
American.
British
and
fisheries
experimental
station
.staff
French
types.
One
of
Uie
helmets
and
of,
William
D.
Smith,
manager
'
tested
for
the
quality
of
steel
In
or
the
power
Corporation
of
Can-1
the
Saorstat
state
laboratory
was
adaiat
Stewart,
havlna
won
a
pre-
returned
to
the
general
staff
in
1
llmiharyCity
audition
Tn
San
Fran-
an
envelope
a
pile
of
fine
-crav
to
,
cisco,
wiUbe
heard
over
the
air
from
dust.
A
note
explained
that
this
san
Francisco,
on
was
the
helmet
after
analysis.
It
out
to
.Miller
In
riaht.
Malone
foul-1
.October
21
in
the
California
state
ha
nnt
hwn
xniainfH
whthsr
it
enier.ine
.national
radio
audition
Artillery
training
on
ifinalSj
'In
the
state
and
district
hanri
h
hArnm
I
SIX
KILLED
IN
ONTARIO'S
WORST
AIR
CRASH
When
the
great
passenger
aeroplane
above
plunged
to
earth
near
the
Niagara
district
airport,
St-
Catherines,
Oi.
passengers
and
the
pilot
met
their
deaths
This
Skyways
machine
was
carrying
sightseeing
passerujerg
when
its
failed,
causing
the
plane
to
dive
sharply
to
the
ground
where
it
turned
over
and
Immediately
bursT
into
flames
Tk
left,
picture
shows
all
that
remained
of
the
aeroplane
after
the
disaster.
WORLD'S
SERIES
IS
WON
BY
PHILADELPHIA
TODAY
FIFTH
GAME
WITH
CHICAGO.
(Continued
from
page
one)
Miller.
Cuyler
hit
to
Walberg
and
was
out
at
first.
Stephenson
fan
ned.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Philadelphia
Walberg
filed
out
to
English.
Malone
using
fast
curve.
Bishop
hit
to
Horasby
and
thrown
out
at
first.
Haas
struck
The
Ononis."
a
'c
'.atlon
whlfh
is
the
toverament.
Several
outran.
:rnmental
author
lerpetruted
by
tN
uuch
ferretiriv.
'
lias
nevr
been
iiurh
about
1
1
Sometimes
it
is
1
1
if
Denth."
The
:n
;
le
descendant"
1'
Mbles."
the
sitp
which
was
rrap
r:
?arnpalfm
of
ram-..'
n4d
in
1882
&
1
of
Lord
Fred
ricic
Phpenix
Park.
,i
It
Is
known
t'y
bers
of
'Tho
Glilr'
good
rrcrultlncr
Mrt
ed
out
to
Cochrane.
No
runs,
no
'
auditldn
of
a
national
vocal
contest
was
Trench.
British
or
American,
extremists
of
hits,no
errors.
:
sponsored
by
the
Atwater
Kent
Gas
masks
are
an
Innovation
ntJxiah
Rniib'l(
,ir.
PhfiikdelDhla
Cochrane
un.
The
Foundation
of
the
United
States.
'this
vear'
arm
training
Th
axlata
Nnnp
biinv
crowd
-stood
up,
Cochrane
walked.1
Winners
of
the
state
audition
will,
new
Free
State
army
has
lagged
Siaers
Ire.
atiiuiivM
iiM-u
uui
vu
ativimii.
j
tt-ti
i"cn
vcunuiiiiu
in
u
uuinci
in
gas
wariare,
oui
lecvures
on'
Tne
rans
ana
Foxx
hit
to
English
and
double
.
audition
of
nine
western
states
sev-1
this
subject
have
now
been
in-tain
a
number
of
v.
winy
imiuweu.
o
runs,
no
nin,
no
wccjva
uuer.
xne
iwo
winners
i
iroduced
at
the
ofilcers'
tralnlnr?
ci,iuia.
Eighth
Inning
.
Chicago
McMillan
hit
Into
right
field
for
single.
English
fan
ned,
swinging
at
third
strike.
Hornsby
filed
out
to
Miller
in
deep
riaht
field.
McMillan
held
first.
Wilson
up.
McMillan
stole
second.
Wilson
fanned,
swinzine
at
third
strike.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Philadelphia
Miller
popped
out
I
rKt
Church
VUlWil
VI1UU
choir.
.u
..
.
10
tngusn.
Dynes
iuea
put
to
wii-
son
in
centre.
Boley
fanned,
swinging
at
third
strike.
No
runs,'
no
mis,
no
errprs.
Ninth
Inning
Chicago
Cuyler
hit
to
Foxx
and
was
out.
Stephenson
hit
into
centre
field
to
Miller.
Grimm
was
out
at
short.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
theeff,cffi
Flying
Ante
rtVff
,we
ohuiy
cr
tne
sliigexsnd
the
heavy
gun
uniU
of
the
will.
b&
concealed
and
they
will
be
new
drmy
are
said
to
compare
fa-annmmceo
over
the
radio
oy
num-
vorably
wRh
similar
uniU
any-
iQwaiLvi
I
where
in
the
world.
James
Wightman
k
Shtlth
Is
a
w
bar-'
r.ho
ltpne,
22
years
old,
and
a
graduate
I
Chosts
of
Commerce
High
School.
San
'
rhe
new
re8er?e
army
will
find
FronAleMA
U
i
-
n
....11
m
it
Q
KCT&t
nrtTQ
TllTAH
nmV
Q
QVO
It
.
IIIHN
fill
m
i
lllllff
HANLEY
Sa
there
Is
moKe
ti
savins
bops
B
'
v
nibcr
of
Trinity
smoke.
There's
i'
t
Lrmm
fv
n
vtfa
wss
nuvnti
cms
viituvw,
it.
.
,
CRIBBAGE
TIMETABLE
October
14
For
nearly
a
year
"The
Ghosts"
"wwereu
iws:..
have
been
quiet.
But
the
govern-
,!?n
nMxrm
w.as
.
ment
never
knows
when
they
will
,dy
,whrnv'
move
next
what
thev
thought
Last
year
there
was
a
recrud-
f"1"
'
flouds
f
r,
escencc
of
their
acUvlty.
Every-
JS'
rlevRt,orJ
where
from
Dublin
to
HmerJck
?h,';rs.
their
posters
In
large
black
letters
0,nd
that
f.
appeared
mysteriously
In
public
;irB1
of
f'y.i
places
calling
for
a
new
campaign
,rom
lne
oi
Mn
against
the
authority
of
the
Irish
Free
State.
Placed
In
the
dead
of
The
value
of
thn
night,
all
the
posters
were
stgned-'-tupply-
1
less
than
Will
Make
Recommendations
Dr
fi110"-
under
secretary
of
s
de
for
ev
i
left),
and
Hon.
Ernest
Lapolnte
minister
t
iu.sii
advise
the
government
m
regard
to
legal
a.;
airs
conm.
Imperial
Conference,
1020.
CThis
Blu
Ribbon
Coff
te
is
th
,
most
delici.
ons
in
fl-,
your
and
aroma
ever
,
put
oa
the
market.
Try
,
a
pound
and
'
you
will
sgrs
with'
os.
Insist
on
fatting
Itl
from
y
on
r
groctr.
t-ji