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FOUH
Teak
Ton
Sport
News
IwmenZ
Wins
!
"Boxing
Bout1
n,..jui
Decision
Last
f'rr
.!
Srvedi
of
New
Totfc
Tovr:i.
r.d
'
.!
Ts-ellcrwetebt
test
ni-2ii
.
-.
rr.tnd
decision
over
!
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r
m
rii
:
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York
an
the!
htn
'imrr
f
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bmrins
eard.
n
at
146
oooad.
Final
Standings
St.
Leek
Cardinals
Had
Two
Game
Lead:
PfiM4eipMa
Athletics,
Nine
Games
XATIOXAL
LEAGUE
W.
L.
St.
Louis
...
93
CZ
Chicago
M
64
New
York
SI
67
Brooklyn
86
68
Pittsburg
86
72
Boston
TO
84
Cincinnati
57
94
Philadelphia
si
102
AMERICAN
LEA
CUE
W.
Philadelphia
UU
Washington
S3
New
.York
86
Cleveland
81
Detroit
75
St.
Louts
64
Chicago
61
Boston
S3
L.
61
68
73
79
66
92
101
SPORT
CHAT
Pretty
Men.
you
will
be
reatiinc
many
words
about
Chart
E
8t
vet.
better
known
i,
Oabb-who
has
ninster-mlnd'd
the
Car
fttnal
irrk
tk
Wati.nil
T
mint'.
.
.
i
it
H.wi
......
iiB"i'".
trttuY.
'j
front
parlo-.
says
Andy
Lytle
in
the
Vancouv-.
Sun,
of
the
St.
Loui;
manager.
In
the
spring
of
19U8.
th
'
n
knr.m
ax
"Tine
"
Strtt
iieht
They
W.lltp-
Jnhnovr
for
th-
flr
tlmt
Later
th"-y
became
one
of
the
greatest
battery
pairs
in
baseball.
And
the
tUmnnw,
experts,
those
chaps
who
peer
most
Intently
an
in
an
'intensely
mirasety
statistical
statistical
way.
way.
cave
cave
Doc
doc
hx
x5i
Leagues
t
8tnet
cmiit
iaz
Sy
,
Johnson.
:
One
year
Street
came
into
momentary
prominence
by
catching
a
bail
tossed
from
toe
top
of
the
Washington
monument.
Sta
static
-liant
estimated
the
ball
weighed
Pet.
:
three
hundred
pounds
when
it
hit
-39?
i
Street's
glove,
or
was
it
three
bun-
an
J36
drsd
tons
trey
weight?
I've
forgotten,
which
lent
at
that.
news.
Wen.
finally
Street
landed
a
ma-1
nagerial
berth
with
the
Cards
oft
45S
gam
Breadon
and
Branch
Rickey.
Babe
Ruth
Left.
gre
-..gg
.
jj
tost
ry
f
baseball,
has
fattened
his
home-run
:-cord
A
expense
of
Wes
Ferrell
Right,
who
are
seen
here
comparing
nots
.
nd
taking
a
tip
from
one
another.
I
Gottmmait-
uch
r
Value
k
This
adverttseroent
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
I-,
t
liejwar
Oalre!
Beard
or
by
the
Govf
j
nment
of
.
p
P
IirUUh
Columbia.
Mrs.
John
France
Amherst
Cecil
Coiner
of
th?
lust
regul
ir
w?uir::s
ixi.
team
ii.
game
played
at
Ashvdk
CRIBBAGE
TO
START
t
!Z7r0,nM"S7
TTT
With
12
teams
to
the
eompeUtio.x
I
w0.Yoa11
J?
rta
'
"
Prtoee
Ruoert
Crtbbage
League
Imore
about
Street,
whose
.
payers(WllI
gUn
KAtor
acUvitcs
jSwwby
him.
Burleigh
Grime,
the
evening,
plavmg
iXV.
J
i
UMI
UW
WUU
UH
ITU
VJ
r
WH
Annual
Meeting
of
Leaewe
Xignt
6asoa
te
Siskt
Men
day:
It
teams
Ssfterad
.
.
weesuv
tames
as
usual
at
tne
New
L
Empress
Hall,
it
was
decided
at
the
jMjand
he
doesn't
except
John
Me-jan
Oraw.
of
whom
be
Is
an
ardent
ad-.487
imlrer.
.416
2.VX
J44
ILUIILTOX
WINS
FLOOD
!
LIGHT
RUGBY
MATCH
VaMOOUVKB,
Sept.
36
In
4
the
first
game
of
rugby
ever
played
under
floodlkihts.
Ham-
Uton
Tigers.
Canadian
chant-
4-
pton.
las:
night
defeated
the
University
of
British
Columbia
by
a
score
of
36
to
one.
POLICE
COURT
FIXES
Fines
collected
hi
ctty
potiee
court
during
the
month
of
September.
annual
meeting
of
the
league
last
night
The
election
of
officers
for
the
season
resulted
as
follows:
Honorary
President
G.
W.
John-etene.
Honorary
Vice-President
Fran
Ahtridge.
Preakientr-J.
E
Jack.
Vice-Prceiden
'
Thornis
Cljuh
ending
today,
totalled
S1S70
as;
oreiaxy-1
reau;r
r
month
last
year.
It
was
the
heaviest
total
of
fines
for
any
month
so
far
Una
year.
Pines
for
the
present
year
to
date
total
$6jD6SM
as
compared
with
$6,672
in
the
first
nine
months
of
ltW.
A
D.ily
News
brfnjr
results.
want-ad
will
E.
Wer-
!
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
33:
W.th
!
the
arrival
cf
the
Confederation
train
vMrrlv
mnmlw
fWoii
McNichotl.
general
passenger
aent.
i
Canadian
XiUonal
Railways,
an-
nou
need
a
change
in
the
regular
passenger
sendee
regarding
the
trans-Canada
service
From
this
date
on.
the
Confeder
ation
train
win
be
withdrawn
and
'
vice
wuj
De
nantueo
by
toe
conun
nine
this
train
will
Imw
m
a
Vi
o'clock
in
the
erenir.g
The
Conl!n-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday
He
mm.
N.i
a
.-
ni
NO
MOTIVE
FOR
DEATH
Polfc!'
tniBtK.te
Learn
Why
X.
F.
I4?ehn1teirf
KHW
Himself:
Eilht
Ballets
Mr-J
8o
far
the
police
hare
been
unable
to
discover
any
motive
for
the
i-uiridr
cf
X.
T
Perchrokaff
wh
ise
dead
bo-y
wrs
toimd
yesterday
1
mora'ns
n
a
bench
in
Totem
Pole
Hill
Park
A
letter
found
on
the
,
body
bade
gocd-bye
to
deceased's
friends,
and
merely
said
that
h
was
"Urea."
This
letter
was
trans-lated
fmr
R'JtJ
b
in
which
lan-1
guagc
it
-aras
wrttwu.
The
dead
mn
was
a
prospector
and
beta
ed
ta
have
been
recently
in
th-
Poniand
Canal
reentry.
He
eesde
nt!y
had
no
fi
'
ries
for:
in
addition
to
the
t42f
ash
toandor-
hfs
person
he
is
snder-
The
teams
entered
are
as
fol-,
rood
to
nac
nod
seTeral
ttensand
lows:
Moose.
Eagles.
Prince
Rupert
doUana
desastt
in
banks.
Hotel
Seal
Cove
Sawmill.
Open-'
From
.
an
eight-chambered
32-ton.
Six
Musketeers.
Kterator.
Tec
calibre
automatic
revolver
of
for-
a
rjL4ll.
Afnltn
VnWhtt
nl
malra
J
-
.,1
-w.
:
Colombo
and
Oranee
Lodge.
,
bullets.
into
Ms
bodv.
seven
enter
The
Cold
Storage
team
of
last:
tag
tsV.igbt
side
and
one
the
left
whiter
has
changed
it
name
torTne
heffrt
was
not
pierced
but
the
Six
Masketeers
while
the
Canadian
'
longs
wbali
be.
Two
of
the
bullets
National
Recreation
AssaeJaiion
,
went
through
the
body
and
entered
and
New
Empress
Hotel
have
drop-
the
wood
of
the
bench
on
which
I
ped
out.
VANCOUVER
SERVICE
CUT
Only
One
Canadian
Xatiewl
XaN-
way
Trent
New
instead
f
Two
j
deceased
was
seated,
two
more
'lodged
in
the
underwear
at
the
bart
rj
faux
evidently
remained
!
Whi'"
i
th?
ctrrumstances
,
the
traaedy
point
to
suicide.
It
I'StroMer'
White
ACTING
MAYOR
of
dec
.
lots
to
bold
.
.
.
an
mq
st
which
is
pTor-eding
today.
C.
L.
Manioc
at
1
o'clock
this
af-ternorn
Jurors
are:
R.
E.
Benson,
C.
H
Elrm
John
R.
Mitchell,
i.
O.
Willis
r.
m.
Frank
8tevena
and
P.
III.
Ray
Was
KnovnHere
'tm
4StroUer
W1ilie.
pttMtoefoi'
Holler's
Wewkh;."
raj
ortad.
Jtras
also
manager
of
i
fk.
m
v.
JiL
n..ku
ft.
t.
..uri
"
t
lsu4-.r.
r.
ay
HCStee
mte
who
who
was
was
known
known
cku
mununx
ai
i
.ar
on
ir.e
urr.n
of
departure
has
been
changed
In
stead
of
leaving
at
10
15
each
eve
,
Rupe
i
by
i
aasiber
of
people
tat
Prince
t
is
survi
ved
by
a
widow.
ental
will
continrf
to
operate
on
'
At
thr
meeting
of
the
city
coun-thts
time
throughout
the
winter.
eft
!an
night
Alderman
CoDart
was
The
regular
Winnipeg-Toronto
ser-1
apFc:r.:d
acting
mayor
white
vtee
will
be
maintained,
the
'rain
y
v
ir
orme
is
away
attending
the
operating
during
the
winter
untk-r
.
merlin,
of
the
Union
ut
B.C.
Mu-the
name
of
the
"National"
n.'c:p..
.
.
.v
Pcnticton.
Avery
Drundage.
pn-smfrit
s
Burghley
English
i.a.o..-:
u.n-Wlrieh
mrt
an
Anii
ricu.
-
xiu
A
A
C
.Tiy'.ing
Lord
.
r.i-.'i
trark
team
S
i
JL
:
Fi-;:.
ChiragM
A
NEW
STANDARD
OF
PERFEOTIQM
JOBLESS
UNKNOWN
Zion
City
Oveneer
la
Vaaeewver
During
Werid
Tear
VANCOUVER
Sept
30
Wilbur
Glenn
Votiva.
overseer
of
Zion
City
and.
tht
nun
who
succeeded
John
Alexander
Dowte.
U
an
interested
visitor
in
Vancouver
and
brings
with
him
the
statement
that
he
is
the
bed
of
a
city
in
which
there
i
Real
smoking
pleasure
that
is
the
mission
of
Dixie
Cigarettes.
.JCol
mild
fragrant
made
from
selected
Virginia
leaf
blended
to
perfection
by
experts
a
real
friend
to
smokers
who
are
looking
for
the
utmost
in
7
;
Favour
and
the
acme
of
cigarette:
perfection.
OIXIE
THE
BETTER
CIGARETTE
absolutely
no
unemployment.
"Bv
-;
World
co-
etotw
bfcs
aoawuung
to
do
at)
to
home,
"he
said
on
bis
arirral
at
the
Canadian
National
depot
here.
"Tie
limit
our
popmlstlon
with
that
end
in
view
and
I
fairly
beheve
every
country
should
do
the
same
that
is,
limit
the
immigration
to
its
capacity
for
siskallsllni
"
Voltva
says
the
death
rate
at
Zion
City
is
the
lowest
on
the
Am-
:
crican
continent
and
the
birth
rati
is
the
highest.
Strict
Quarantine
is
Annadfllc
exercised
agaibst
infectious
dis-
sport
uiTe.-ca
eajes
.d
they
4j
not
aUvw
the
led
at
the
sp
sale
of
tobacco.
:
their
small
-
20
fof
S5t
12
"
15c.
ind
In
tint
of
50
SAVE
THE
VALUABLE
POKER
HANDS
'Bevel.
"Tht
r:.ant
jgradael
but
:
be!
-I
do
beMevr
h
i
be
two
year
o?f
i
lour
fuil
nbnr..
stated
I
Voliva
and
.
Vancouver
on
because
they're
Shot
from
Guns
-
;
1
t
e
Rich
.
.
.
crisp
.
.
.
more
nourishing
125
million
explosions
in
every
grain
break
open
every
food
cell
.
.
.
gi
Puffed
Grains
the
virtual
nourishment
of
hot
cooked
cereals.
HAT
mtkes
Pa
fled
Grains
so
crisp
.
.
.
I'tH
sederunt.
.
.
dckctiblv
cooJ
to
eat
'
Ttwy'rediitf
rnt
from
all
other
cereals
because
ther
are
food
shot
from
guru."
Plump,
meaty
gruns
o
wheat
aod
nee
are
sealed
in
hw
bronie
guns.
The
gans
are
revolved
in
fierr
ovens.
Then
nrtd
Thn
awes
125
mtfJion
crplosions
in
rvrrv
rru".
It
breaks
open
every
tinj
food"
ceJL
Thus
PufcJ
Wtxtt
10J
PtttfcJ
Rke
become
ssoornptetelf
diees-tflle
u
tljouch
they
had
been
cooked
for
hour.
Hence
virtually
as
noumhing
u
hot
cooked
cereals.
In
aJdttion,
the
grains
sre
paSed
to
8
times
normal
sire.
They
have
all
the
buttery
crunchincss
of
fresh
toast
They
taste
like
sweet
new
nut
meats.
Delight
your
family
with
this
sfkndid"
grua
rtouriibmcnt
in
this
dainry,
enticing
form.
Serve
Puffed
Grains
for
breakfast.
As
lunches
for
chtf-dren
Toast
them
with
butter
to
nuke
a
dctioous,
new
kind
of
roncer
n.
Your
crocer
has
Puied
I
Puffed
Rkc
The
Ouicr
Oats
GririT
ct
QUAKER
PUFFED
WMEAf
AND
PUFFED
RICE