PAGE
FOUR
Spoft
rtews
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mm
mming
Took
Another
Vktery
Vrom"rhrtHM
j
AnnMl
Meeting-'!''!
b.'DTC.
rhib
Yesterday
CuSsWoh
SfteecAsfnPSeafion
Antlclpafed
Ofer
Braves
NEW
OFFICERS
ELECTED
FOR
THIS
SEASON
Trfnee
Rupert
Badminton
Club
Chooses
Henry
Ileilbroner
For
President
This
Year
Henry
Heiibroner
was
last
night
elected
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
with
Eric
Oee
as
v
tee-president
and
Miss
Haiti-well
secretary.
The
meeting
which
was
held
in
the
Daily
News
rooms
was
well
attended
and
plans
were
laid
for
carrying
on
during
the
coming
season.
Incidentally
a
nice
cash
balance
was
reported
by
the
retiring
treasurer
amounting
to
$133.14.
The
retiring
president.
Ernest
Wilding,
presided.
The
full
lis
of
officers
wan:
President.
Henry
Heiibroner.
Vice-President.
Eric
Gee.
Treasurer,
A.
Field.
Secretary,
Miss
Halliwell.
Executive,
Mrs.
McMordle.
Miss
Carrie
and
Ernest
Wilding.
The
fvrrmwl
meeting
of
the
I
O
PIHLAOEtPHIA,
Sept.
SS
St.
,
D.
E.tefrttinte'n
CtiSrb
Vs
hM
3t
Louis
Cardinals
moved
neareT
th!)
night
fn
the-1.
O.'D.
E.
Hall,
tt
was
National
League
pemraiit
with
a
15
arrahjfed
fo
start
the
"ifcssonVaiett
to
7
decision
over
the
VhiHies
yes-jvitles
on
OetSSber
1.
Tropects
ait
tefttay.
fhe'Cfcras
rjounded
four
j
for
a
sefrul
winter
In
this
line
Phtmtfelpnla
pitchers
for
ft
hit,
of
spbit.ie
eiectlon
of
officers
fe
In
the
only
other
Major
retyftfe
1
suited
fflSfcfvrt:
game
of
the
day,
the
Chicago
frflte1
PreSWerit,
H).
rJ.
NOrririgton.
re
defeated
Boston
Braves
6
to
3.
""elected.
Ha
Wilson
hft
his
fifty
hfhf
VieWKsMfriVH.
L.
ShradweH
hotter
of
I
he
season.
National
League
w.
L.
St.
Louts
8D
M
Chicago
86
4
Brooklyn
4
to
New
York
84
7
Pittsburg
78
06
Boston
6
82
Cincinnati
57
99
Philadelphia
SI
100
American
League
W.
L.
Philadelphia
100
50
Washington
90
59
New
York
84
66
Cleveland
79
71
Qetrott
74
76
St.
Louis
83
88
Chicago
58
91
Boston
51
98
SeA(-Jttartt(
F.
W.
Allen.
ExMuefre-Mfe.
Robert
TJkmee
:
Mrs.
Sftobert
Uartfett
and
SheHord
Pel
Dart
on.
Mi
MS
531
.457
3A8
.888
Pet.
.00
I
.804
500
523
.493
.418
389
512
SPORT
CHAT
Ross
Oatman
popular
account
ant
of
the
Department
of
Publi
Works
who
visits
Prince
Ruper
every
month,
won
the
men's
sin
gles
championship
of
the
Anyo
Tennis
cms
recently
when
hr
downed
Jerry
Maeintyre
in
straigh
sets,
8-1.
6-1.
The
day
previ
ously
Oatman
won
his
place
in
th
frial
by
eliminating
George
Lee
6-4,
6-4.
According
to
the
An-
yox
Herald,
"Oatman
played
t
bard,
consistent
game
and
deser
ves
great
credit
for
his
victory,
hr
game
being
steady
and
accurate
a'
all
times,
which
pretty
well
tell?
the
story.
He
thus
retains
the
championship
whieh
helsosron
wot
JMl.
'
lif
14
The
"Homecoming
News"-of
the
State
College
of
Washington
ton-
tains
a
fine
picture
of
young
BIT
Tonkin,
son
of
,W.
R.
Tonkin
wh-
Is
well
known
In
Portland
Cana'
mining
circles.
Young
Bill
is
hfen-i
self
no
stranger
in
the
north,
hav
ing
come
up
to
Stewart
nearly
every
summer
for
several
year?
past
and
being
a
prominent
menu
ber
of
the
Hyder
baseball
-team
a
well
as
taking
part
In
a
than
sporting
activities.
The
outi
in'
th
"Homecoming
News"
shows
him
in
full
football
regalia,
and
the
leg
end
intimates
that
he
probably
will
be
the
choice
to
fill
Arehlr
Bukey's
shoes
at
quarter.
It
wTfl
be
remembered
that
Bukley
bias
ed
a
brilliant
path
on
coast
gridirons
for
the
Cougars
last
year
but
he
has
now
left
the
College.
Tonkin
is
a
two-year
letterman
and
a
smart
team
pilot.
Thoroughly
Reliable
The
name
'Black'
&
While
on
a
boti!of"'hlsUy
It
as
absolute
a
guarantee
as
th
hall-mark
on
illvtr,
ll
aisurtt
that
subtle
difference.
In
flavour
and
quality
which
diifinguithes
this
whisky
from
all
olhart.lt
guar
arrfeei
thai
only
the
finest
materials
have
been
usad
and
thai
always
everywhere
Iho
qualify
fs
Ihe
same.
''BUCK
&
WHITE"
SCOTCH
WHISKY
DISTILLED,
BLENDED
AND
KIKa
vsiim
at
Kama
Ml
I
181
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND
j
;
f
.This
'
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
(
V
!
JJuuor
Cuntrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Committee
Recommends
SI
0,0
Increase
In
Msrdonald's
Salary
,,
LONDON,
Sept.
S3
A
proposal
to
rate;
the
salary
of
the
Prime
Minister
by
$10,000
a
year
has
ar
oused
considerable
discussion
here.
It
was
the
only
definite
recommendation
of
the
Select
Commit-
1TIE
DAILY
NE?S
"'
"'FT
"HI
'
!'
M""'i
I
BH
"-HH1
'111
t;
"Lucky"
Jack
Merrill,
who
has
c
ompleted
312
parachute
Jumps
and
claims
world's
record,
aboun
to
drop
over
Parks
Airport,
111.
RAISE
FOR
propose
an
increase,
but
they
sug
gest,
as
an
act
of
Justice,
that
air
1
parties
should
co-operate
In
car
rying
out
the
recommendation
in
regard
to
the
Prune
Minister's
salary."
The
varying
fortunes
of
the
Prime
Minister
make
the
safer
paid
am
Important
consJderatkm,,
for
some,
while
others
need
notl
give
It
a
thought.
Oladstone
inherited
great
wea'th
from
his
father,
but
Disraeli
repeatedly
ran
into
debt
The
Earl
of
Rdsebery
marrid
Into
the
Rothschild
family
and
secured
a
vast
fortune.
Th"
late
Lord
Oxford
and
Aaquith
was
Tee
on
Ministers'
Remuneration,
less
surressful
at
making
money
which
issued
a
report
recently
than
his
literary
wife,
and
found
The
committee
had
examined
five
himself
a
poor
man
in
his
old
age.
witnesses
Sir
Warren
Fisher.
Per-
only
to
He
relieved
by
the
gtlts
61
manent
Secretary
to
the
Treasurv.
'
friends
Mr.
Baldwin
-It
a
walth7
Mr.
Balwln.
Mr.
Lloyd
Oeorge.
Mr
manufa
turer,
bat
Mr.
Macdon-Macdonald,
and
Viscount
Hailsham
',
aid's
meagre
income
as
a
Joslrnal-
and
as
a
result
agreed
that
the
1
has
never
done
more
than
keep
"alary
should
be
raised
from
$23
-'him
out
of
debt.
In
his
first
dajN
000
to
$35,000.
as
Prime
Minister.
Mr.
Macdonald
"Not
only
is
his
remuneration
Is
said
to
have
been
a
strap
actually
less
than
that
of
two
hnmrr
on
his
way
home
each
his
colleagues,"
states
the
rcwt
night
rot
being
able
to
afford
t
"but
the
circumstances
of
his
post-
car.
It
must
be
remembered
the'
tion
render
his
salary
of
less
v?lu-.
,
a
fourth
of
his
present
salary
if
'han
that
of
any
other
m1nl:t-
swallowt
up
in
Income
tax.
The
house
In
Dov-nlng
Street
'
By
comparison
with
Mr.
Mac
which
he
is
practi-.alty
compelled
donald's
allowance
of
$25,600,
Pres
to
occupy.
Is
admittedly
very
in
;
Went
H
over's
salary
of
$7,5,0091
convenient
and
costly
to
maintain;
?eem:
i
nerous
enough,
togethexi
and
he
has
to
provide
out
of
his
with
hit
travelling
allowance
o
salary
for
entertainments
which
$CQ0
The
Prime
Minister
of
cannot
be
classified
as
official
cana.ia
receives
only
$16,000
and'
functions
properly
cha
ratable
to
his
Cib-.net
Ministers
$10,000
each
the
Oovernment
Hoepitailty
Fund.
'
Mr
Scullta
of
Australia
Is
stilf
In
Canada
the
leader
of
the
of-
tower
with
flOfOI,
while
his
Cabl
flcial
oppoaltton
receive
a
salayinet
Mlr.:trs
aire
held
at
$8,000,
of
$10.t0,
equivalent
to
that
of
a!
cabinet
minister,
but
It
Is
not
so;p
rp
.
in
England
The
report
goes
on
toT6W
X
idUTiStS
remark
of
an
English
Prime
Mtn-
l.ter:
"His
position,
great
as
it
is
is
at
best
a
temporary
one.
and
it
must
not
be
forgotten
that
wheni
he
goes
out
of
office
he
probably;
Dunng
Season
becomes
leader
of
the
Opposition
.
But
Valuable
with
a
salary
of
$2,000
a
year
and'
WINNTPBQ.
Sept.
23
While
the!
no
pension;
ana
wnue
his
roJie-1
tourtrt
gslnrss
Oils
season
may,
agues
oan
as
ax-Ministers
leaiti-'
not
etr-
!
that
of
I.
this
iourthj
mutely
supplement
their
Incomes
I
largest
adustry
has
doubled
in
in
various
ways,
he
alone
Is
debar-'five
yer
time.
SCCOTtlrRg
to'C
W.
r
d
from
so
doing."
'
Johnrtov.
Mont
resri
General
Pas-
The
report
summarises
the
main
i
Eenger
ratttee
Manager,
for
the
re
ommendattons
of
the
commit-jCanadia,
National
Railways,
who
tf
of
1P20
which
Included
thejls
in
W-mlpeg
today,
proposal
thathe
Prtpif
MhilsteT'si
.
In
l!?9,
Mr.
Jehneton
pointed
saAry
Shoihd
W
$W,600
and
thttlout.
t'::
buslnoss
provided
VtoUl
all
other
members
of
Uie
Cabinet
rev?nm
if
about
$S09.O00,000
toost
Iiu-l.t
receive
the
same
total
sal-
of
wh:
:
ame
from
American
vH-
ny
At
present
several
ministers
f'jrs
n:
.
left
In
'his
country
rrreive
only
$10,000
while
the
Lord
fory
p,
0f
VMi
sura
they
HlKh
Chancellor
draws
$60,000
j
expendrci
m
pleasure
and
business
The
Attorney-General
is
given
$35-!
travel
outside
of
the
United
States
000
and
fees,
the
Sollcltor-Oeneral
"As
a
result
of
the
economical
$30
000
and
fees
The
Committee
i
Mtnt,
or.
;icross
the
line."
said
Mr
'
aoulH
make
no
de'inltc
recom
Johnst.
:
"a
number
of
those
wh
imendations
r'ardinn
these
ano-'j-rrvj
,
"ravelled
extensively
maiies.
and
concluded:
i
in
Car.
'
.
did
not
return
this
year
"Your
committee
realise
thatonebut
on
th
other
hand,
many
Am-of
the
obstacles
In
the
way
o'jerl-nnr
visited
here
for
the
first
plarini?
Minlstert!,
salaries
on
an
i
time
and
.
generally
speaking,
tho
equitable
basis
is
the
natural
re-!
tourist
tde
h;is
born
more
than
lui
unite
of
nf-y
ti'Vcrnmcnt
v
fair
,y
the
least'
UNBLE
"TO
SHAKE
WATT
AS
WITNESS
(toiitinu'ed
'from
pajreone)
:Ttie
eiamUdfdn
of
Mr.
WattM
mostly
of
a
technical
nature
in
which
it
was'Shown
that
he
war
paid
for
city
inquests
but
not
fo
those
conducted
or
originating
in
the
unorganized
districts.
There
was
an
occasional
case
at
places
such
as
Stewart
or
Terrace
but
no
charge
was
made
In
these
eass
as
he
hnd
bten
specially
instructed
rrat
to
flo
so.
Mr.
Watt
said
It
was
difficult,
to
let
information
when
he
took
over
the
office
as
the
atmosphere
in
the
department
was
decidedly
frigid
ind
not
congenial.
The
accounts
were
audited
regu-arly
by
the
department
at
which
time.;
he
dkxu&sed
flnanclal'mutters
with
them
but
dfd
not
remember
ver
discussing
coroner's
fees.
It
had
ever
oner
bein
mentioned
C
L
Monroe
was
his
successor
in
uffli'o
ihd
he
had
instructed
him
similarly
In
regard
to
the
'ees.
Mr.
Mf
n--of
was
later
called
and
confirmed
his
and
said
he
had
not
kept
the
fees
as
a
discussion
regarding
it
'efcallty
arose.
W
Watt
"said
tie
had
remained
ibout
a
month
In
charge
Of
the
of-
rtce
at
much
personal
lnconvenl
T
ienec
to
hfinslf.
J(0f
Mr.
Locke
woild
not
let
Mr.
Wat
tell
about
the
fasSeusintervTew
with
Mr.
Shelly
at
the
time
he
was
dL-mtssed
as
tie
eJaftned'
It
was
political
and
had
nothing
to
feo
with
the
facts
into
which
they
were
ir(ulr-Ing.
Mr.
Manson
suggested
that
Mr.
Locke
was
much
worried
over
this
matter
and
the
reply
of
Mr.
Locke
was
that
he
had
never
been
less
I
The
grand
circuit
bone
races
for
worried
than
he
was
then.
f
the
season
MOO
are
being
staged
at
His1
Lordship
fa
Mr.
Watt:
"Do
you
night
under
the
glare
of
electric
take
thetand
yet
that
the
fees
rights
Tufesdajr,
aePtemn.t
-t
a
iflmivji
ri
bui
ny
n
v
ujr
v,
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.
J
Liquor
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;
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ware
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Mr.
Watt
that
he
did.
intimated
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