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RAJAllTO'BOSS
OF
RUNNING!:
Only
St
Lout
Cardinals
and
Cil
cago
Cubs
''Now
IIsvc
Chance
For
Pennant
NBW
YORK.
ept.
24i-Oiy
Iwo,
cums
in
mo
Nauoftai
League
now
retain
a
mathematical
wfen
tiic
pennant
au
a
result
of
yesterday's
two
wnes.
.
By
downing
PhUaSMlphia
iS
t
1C,
St
Loute
Oartfccate
taMd
t
t.hrp'-
full
aiimri
of
(!Mmm
uuue
who
were
icue.
n:
Brooklyn
Robins
lost'
and
$
2
Jjjj
decision
to
New
York
Gianis
uud
are
now
completely
out
of
the
race.
The
Chi'
mo
Cubs
have
but
tour
games
in
which
to
try
ami
catch
the
tenders.
Their
chance
of
Marine
out
on
tcrp
is
very
remote
possible.
National
League
W.
L.
St.
Louis
8fi
61
Chicago
86
64
Brooklyn
84
60
New
York
SS
67
Pittsburg
78
60
Boston
69
82
Cincinnati
87
89
Philadelphia
'
51
101
American
League
Pet
jm
.573
.500
A59
331
.457
282
.335
W.
L.
Pet
Philadelphia
WO
50
.067
Waahfcigtnn
SO
50
.004
New
York
84
66
.560
Cleveland
79
71
323
DetMtt
74
76
.493
St
Louis
63
88
.418
OMctsjo
88
91
.38
Boston
51
96
.342
FOOTBALL
MEETING
Annual
Qathnrtin
-of
Junior
Soccer
Imnfre
Ta
Flay
Off
For
Ssiwis
Honors
Tfce
annual
meeting
of
the
Junior
7ootkll
League
task
place
ktst
eveulfig
tn
the
City
Heft.
A
notice
of
motion
on
the
quee-tsM
of
playing
the
season's
games
,
in
two
parts,
the
winner
of
the
first
part
to
play
off
with
the
winner
of
the
second
half.
If
there
should
be
different
teams
winning
each
half,
was
discussed
and,
after
a
lengthy
discussion,
the
motion
was
passed.
The
election
of
officers
for
the
ensuing
year
took
place
and
resulted
as
follows:
President
J.
8.
Wilson.
Vice-President
J.
Campbell.
Secretary-Treasurer
A.
HriUer-,
as.
Representative
to
the
Senior
Football
Association
W
W.
C.
O'Neill.
,
Arrangements
for
the
annual
banquet
were
left
in
the
hands
of
Miss
Mills
and
the
president
and
secretary-treasurer.
In
accepting
the
position
of
president
for
another
year,
the
president
congratulated
the
other
member,
and
the
delegates
on
the
ueeess
of
the
season's
operations.
He
felt
that
there
was
no
other
sporting
organisation
in
the
city
sun
on
better
lines
and
this
wac
due
to
the
hearty
and
helpful
co-operation
of
the
executive
and
delegates.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
FOR
SALE
New
Chesterfield
suite,
lamps
to
match,
other
furniture.
Phone
Red
622.
after
6
p.m
PlEIsSURE
The
tincting
tMtc
of
fraih
mint
leave
b
a
real
treat
for
your
tweet
tooth.
WEUOETS
AfTorJj
people
everywbere
great
comfort
and
long-laj
ting
enjoyment.
Nothing
eUe
give
to
much
bene
fit
at
to
tmall
a
cott.
It
b
a
wonderful
help
in
work
and
play
keept
you
cool,
calm
and
TV
ADDS
A
Sugar-
-YeHow,
100
lbs.
......
CHICAGO
CUBS
CHICAGO,-cpt.
24
Rogers
Hornsby,
"One
61
professional
baseball's
most
colorful
ni'c!
costly
figures,
win
take
the
managerial
helm
of
the
Chi-
!
cago
Cubs
next
year
replacing
f
Joe
"McCarthy,
it
was
anno
tin-
""frit
j
l-..-..
chane
olT
t"
wwr:,:Jl'u
watum
wngiey
jr..
ownur
oi
the
team.
'
'
4
MHNTON
UNDER
WAY
fftewart
Expects
Series
of
Matches
With
Premier
This
Winter
STEWART,
Sept.
34:
Badru::r
i
got
under
way
for
the
seasur.
l..s
Saturday-
night
with
a
good
"urn-
rat
of
players
to
the
Legion
IL05
'lay
for
most
nights
in
the
week
is
:onfined
to
members
of
the
iian
Legion
and
their
families,
bu
1
nn
fl
vm1r
th
hall
f
nnpti
tn
t-Vii
public.
There
are
some
good
play
era
in
Stewart
and
this
winter
it
i
heped
to
arrange
a
series
of
mat
ehee
with
the
elub
at
Premier
Biggest
Trout
From
Nipigon
Just
Landed
ORIENT
BAY,
6nt,
Sept.
24:
Ad
speckled
trout
weighing
Sevan
and
one-quarter
pounds,
:
laiided
i
from
she
swift
waters
ef
the..
.Nipigon
River
by
D.
J.
Burnham
of
Chicago,
was
declared
the
largest
trout
landed
by
a
guest
at
Orient
Bay.
according
to
an
announcement
by
Weill
McDougall,
who
manages
iH-4
pigon
Lodge
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
The
Nipigon
shield
awarded
to
the
angler
guest
at
Nipigon
Lodge
who
lands
the
iargeat
speckled
trout,
will,
as
a
result
be
presented
to
MrkBumham
fojr
1930
I
Tne
runner-up
was-cr.
KODSon
jr..
of
Ottawa,
who
landed
a
trout
weighing
seven
pound
and
twr
ounces.
THE
MARKET
Following
are
retail
prices
current
here
today:
"Flour-Flour,
49s,
No.
1
hard,
wheat
2.30
Pastry
Flour,
10
lbs.
.68
Lard-
Pure
...
Compound
Eggs
jWhKe.
a00
lbs
js
1
Butter
No.
1
xreamcry,
lb
Jno.
2
creamery,
"3
lbs.
,
I
Cheese
Camembert,'8-oz.'kg.
.
1
Kraft
Limberger.
lis
l
Ontario
solids
i
New
Zealand
solids
Btuton,
lb.
I
Kraft
1
Norwegian
goat
25
.25
B.C.
fresh
pullets,
doz-
L.
.40
B.C.
fresh'
firsts,
doz.'
M
B.C.
fresh
exiras,
doz.
.44
Local
new-laJdr-dor.
,
.56
-
-
Nuts
Almonds,
shelled
Valenclas
,
.C5
CAnforiifa
soft
shelled
walnuts
36
Walnuts,
broken
shelled
Am
Walnuts,
shelled
halves
Jbfi
Peanuts
.
M
Fruit
Valencia
Oranges
-40c
to
140
Lemons,
Bunktsfdoz.
39
Oil.
Grapefruit,
each
12c
to
0
Cal
Orapefrult,
each
12
He
to
30
Bananas,
lb
15
Extracted
honey,
per
'Jar
55
Comb
honey
31
Dates,
bulk,
lb.
15
i
Raisins,
bulk.
lb.
.16
California
Seedless
-Orapes,
lb.
5
:
Rlbler
Orapes,
lb.
6
!
Cornicho
Gropes,
'blue,
lb
3S
Concords
Orapes,
basket
Canteloupes.
each
'.15c
to
.2
Watermelons,
lb
8c
to
.10
Peaches,
doz
30c
to
.50
Or
a
tee
2.00
Plums,
lb.
..
15
Basket
fiOc
to
75
Prunes
Per
Crate
.15
V0
;
Greengages,
bskt
tO0
SJ&0
..42'.;
.
1.15
Tbes
tW'.
p
of
Yosemiic
Nauo;
t
like
pisn
tes
beside
these
tremendous
trees
al
Park.
Calif
.,
where
President
Hoover
intends
visiting
this
summer.
Drift
Three
Days
In
an
Open
Dory
Tisherroan
Tells
How
He
and
Oem-
paniaa
Srvived
Ordeal
After
Missing
Sebooner
-the
northern
edge
of
Bank
Qaavo
eat"
when,
on
the
morning
of
May
15,
rwe
gave
up
the
hunt
and
started
rowing
towards
the
Cape
Breton
thore
which
was
about
180
miles
north
of
where
we
were
then
All
,
day
long
we
rowed,
with
a
few;
short
spells
in
between.
Towards
evening,
to
make
matters
worse,
It
started
to
blow
heavy
and
got
very
1
tough.
We
left
off
rowing
so
as
to
-save
our
etrength
for
a
smoother
aea,
and
made-a
drag
out
of
two
trawl
tubs
that
were
in
our
dory,
which
we
put
out
to
keep
the
dory
hted
on
to
the
wind
and
sea,
and
with
one
of
us
in
the
bow
and
one
aft,
we
tried
to
sleep.
Our
small
craft,
however,
tossed
about
just:
(Ike
an
r
gg
-shell
and
there
was
no
sleep
for
us
that
night.
(
j
The
next
morning,
r.til'
thick
afog,
(
we
hauled
in
the
drat;
and
again
;
started
rowing
for
the
land.
By
this
'
time
we
were
both
filing
psetty
blue,
foi
we
knew
very
well
that
even
if
our
strength
held
out
to
row
the
long
stretch
of
180
miles,
-we
were
making
so
much
leeway
that
we
would
miss
the
Cape
Bre-
J
ton
eoast
and
-araKe'4k"
Gulf
of
St
"I
.in
a
wren
ce
The
seeoffo
day
wlht
by
the
name
as
the
first,
with
fog
m
thick
that
we
could
hardly
see
much
more
than
a
dory's
length
We
tried
using
the
small
dory
rail,
but
soon
.C5J
found
out
that
we
t
hen
made
more
J5
3b
30
it
leeway,
so
again
we
took
to
our
oars.
When
the
second
night
arrived
wr
put
out
our
drag
and
let
the
dory
drift,
while
we
managed
to
05
,
eet
a
few
cat-narm.
Earlv
tile
next
'
KSfort
Umberier
-IS
1
morning,
which
was
the
third
day,
'
ft.
JrbM""ik
"!?e'we
k
our
oars,
feeling
In
our
flwlffs
Broakflcld,
lb
.45
1
Gorgonzola,
To.
75
1
own
WW-
It
u
we
didn
MA,,
t
soon
get
,
McLaren's
Cream,
jars.
45c
and
iiiSiP'cbed
up
it
was
all
over
with
us
We
beg
)
to
see
we
would
not
make
the
land
and
that
our
easy
hojie
wac
to
be
picked
up
by
a
vessel
or
steamer,
and
as
long
as
it
stayed
thick
our
chances
this
way
were
small.
"Daruii;
tl.e
forenoon,"
said
Clarke.
I
cut
off
the
tops
of
my
rubber
boot?
and
took
the
lining
to
kindle
e
fire.
usln
the
bait
tub
for
a
stove
and
splitting
up
a
tub
LUNENBURO
N.
8.,
Sept.
24:--
trawl
for
fi:cwood.
In
this
way
we
Three
days
in
an
open
dory
with
partly
ttoilcd
bit
of
fresh
herring
a
very
meagre
supply
of
food
and
'
that
we
had
in
the
boat
for
bait,
water,
and
given
up
for
lost
after
j
We
atethe
fish
and
drank
the
last
they
had
strayed
from
their
vessel
drop
of
water
and
longed
for
the
n
a
dense
fog
about
159
miles
sonth
i
tog
to
Hit
About
5
o'clock
that
af-'f
Cape
Breton
coast,
where
they
teraoon
the
fog
lifted,
and
a
sea-sere
picked
up
by
a
passing
vessel
mar.
can
easily
know
how
we
felt.
;.nd
carried
to
Maderia
was
the
A
short
spell
afterwards
we
were
'iuilling
experience
of
Charles
sighted
toy
the
tern
schooner
8t.
3cott
and
Joseph
Clarke,
members
1
Cia!-
Taeriault,
of
Pictou.
in
com-'
9f
the
fishing
schooner
Madetyn
taand
of
Captain
Peardon,
loaded
lebb,
in
command
of
Captain
Fred
with
lumber
and
bound
for
Ma-Ianner
of
the
Lunenburg
deep
sea
jdeira.
vou
can
think
we
felt
pretty
"lining
fleet.
The
men
are
natives
good
when
we
found
ourselves
with
if
Newfoundland.
the
do
k
of
a
vessel
once
more
wa
'
it
taaderyn
Hebb
was
fishing
on
der
ci
feet
and
something
good
to
Seott
and
Clarice,
in
company
with
4
.
.
the
wet
of
the
erew,
left
the
vessel
a,
attend
to
their
trawls.
Dense
fog
1
4-
The
Dally
News
can
be
pur-
ore
vailed
at
that
time,
and
the
two
:
Chr
-d
at
aen,
who
were
dory
mates,
failed
pst
office
News
Stand,
386
to
locate
their
trawl.
The
story
of
oranvUle
St..
Vancouver.
the
three
days'
experience
and
j
Kjrl
Aside
r
ion,
Prince
dread
uncertainty
is
told
thus
by
George,
B.C.
clarke
'
,
Smithers
Drug
State.
Smith-
"Unable
to
find
our
trawl,
we
i
B.c
started.
asv
we
thought,
to
row'
R
W.
Riley,
Terraoe,
B.a
4-ek
to
the
vessel;
after
rowing
quite
a
while
without
finding
her,
,
4.
4
.4
4
,4,
4
4
4
,4
4,
4
4
HEADACHES
Rheumatism
I
Neuralgia
Lumbago
Neuritis
-here's
quick
i
Relief!
Y0Uant
always
stop
work
and
rv4n
to
a
headache,
but
you
can
always
gat
"relief
from
such
suffering!
A
tablet
.or
two
of
Aspirin
will
eatt
an
aching;
head
'
every
time.
"Perfectly
harmless
:S
prescribed
by
thousand!
Of
doctors.
Aneffective
anttdoteforpaln,
taken
'
by
millions
of
men
and
women
I
whenever
they've
a
cold,
headache;
!
neuralgia
or
neuritis;
rheumatism,
j
lumbago,
sore
joints,
etc
Read
;
the
proven
directions
that
come
-with
Aspirin
and
realize
how
much
,
suffering
these
tablets
can
spare
you.
Aspirin
has
medical
endorse
j
mcnt.
It
doeant
depress
the
heart
You
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j
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td
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