NEW
YORK.
Sept.
11:
Victories
by
St.
Louis
Car
Old
Country
Soccer
WEDNESDAY
RE8ULTS
English
League
First
Division
Arsenal
3.
Blackburn
Rovers
2.
Birmingham
l,
Newcastle
United
1.
Blackpool
1,
Portsmouth
2.
Liverpool
7,-
Borton-waneJerers
2.
Manchester
Uriiteef
0,
ftudders-fteWTownft.
8underland
l,
Derby
County
3.
English
League
Stroud
Division
Buy
8,
Bristol
City
0.
Plymouth
Argyle
4,
Barnsley
0.
English
Leagse
Third
Northern
Acc
ring
ton
Stanley
2,
South
Port
0.
Darlington
2.
Hull
City
4.
Wtsanboro
3,
Hartlepool
Unjted
'
z.
(
.
York
City
3,
TrahsmeH'
hovers
1.
English
Leagae
TMrd
Southern
aiUmgham
4,
Newport
County
1.
William
Owyeron
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
K.
Gwyer,
after
spending
the
ssonmer
vacation
at
his
home
here
and
in
the
district,
will
sail
on
the
Prince
George
tonight
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
resume
Ms
studies
at
the
University
of
British
Columbia.
I"
"m
Of
n.iV.
hits.
Th
(or
Detroit
Tigers.'
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
l
'
Chicago
0,
Brooklyn
6.
St
Louis
5,
New
York
3.
Cincinnati
4,
Philaelphla
5.
Pittsburg
0,
'Boston
5.
American
League
New
York
7,
Cleveland
2.
Washington
2,
St.
Louis
3.
Philadelphia
0,
Detroit
4.
Boston
0,
Chicago
2.
National
League
W.
L.
Chicago
...
80
58
St.
Louis
78
59
Brooklyn
79
60
New
York
77
61
Pittsburg
71
6G
Boston
05
75
Cincinnati
.55
80
Philadelphia
...4G
92
American
League
!
W.
L.
PftHsdelphfe
91
47
Washington
86
53
New
York
.79
59
Cleveland
76
(56
Detroit
(57
72
St.
Louis
....
.65
84
Chicago
53
84
Boston
47
90
Tli
is
tidvi
:"
-,i:mr"
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
f'ntrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
of
animals
at
the
new
regulation
which
has
governed
bull-lighting
In
Spain
from
August
1,"
says
the
Lon-
muais
aim
uruvKiyn
iiuuuia,
un
in.vi.unD
ua
u
i
-(don
Times
In
a
recent
edltorlal(
tiona!
Leairue
lead
held
by
Chicago
Cubs,
increased
the
.whiciucomments
upon
the
re-intro-tensity
of
the
pennant
race
in
the
senior
circuit
yesterday,
sduction
by
the
sanction
of
the
Ma-These
two
teams,
virtually
tied
for
second
place,
reduced
,
rid
government
of
the
practice
of
the
margin
that
the
Cubs
had
held
over
them
from
tvo
us(,n&
""-darts
Among
the
host
of
and
one
half
to
one
and
one
half
games
St.
Louis
downed
XTZeTmX
thTia"
the
New
York
Giants
m
a
tight
contest
while
Brooklyn
.dictator,
Primo
de
Rivera,
none
did
shut
out
the
Cubs.
The
Cardinals
retained
second
place
by
jhim
more
credit
than
his
lnnova-
YANKS
WIN
POLO
CUP
In
the
American
League,
Wash-;
for
the
protection
of
the
horses
and
:ngton
Senators
retained
their
hold
;
his
prohibition
of
fire-darts.
Both
un
second
place
although
defeated
changes
met
with
obsUnate
ob-
by
the
8t.
Louis
Browns.
New
York
Yankees
got
11
hits
and
ftatlly
defeated
Cleveland
Indians.
The
Philadelphia
Athletics,
who
Snccessfally
Defended
the
Trophy;
have
all
but
cinched
the
pennant,
Afatast
QMt-rtain
Hy
0.
Scoresttfo9
WESTBURY,
New
York,
Sept.
11:
The
United
States
retained
the
international
polo
cup
on
Wednesday
by
defeating
Great
Britain
14
to
9.
wok
a
rest
ana
were
snut
out
by
struction
from
the
big
bull-fighting
interests
of
Spain,
and
Indeed
also
from,
public
opinion;
but,
backed
by
the
authority
of
Don
Alfonso
and
by
the
small
bat
energetic
Society
for
the
Protection
of
Animals
and
Plants,
he
made
them
effective,
"In
the
long
and
deliberate
process
of
doing
the
bull
to
death
In
an
arena
from
which
escape
Is
Impossible,
the
turn
of
bandertllos
is
reached
after
the
mounted
pica-dores
have
driven
their
long
lances
into
the
neck-muscles
of
the
bull
and
so
weakened
his
bnttlng
power.
The
dart-throwers
then
take
up
the
running,
and
play
nimbly
round
the
partially
crippled
animal.
Unmounted
and
unprotected
them-themselves,
they
throw
their
Javelins
from
close
quarters
so
as
to
l
plant
them
in
couples
around
the
Jsame
mark
behind
the
.horns.
Their
Pet
work
is
hasardoas,
and
often
their
.580
colleague
have
to
spring
forward
.569
i
with
their
red
cloaks
to
distract
the
.518
i
less
bandertllos.
.464
,
The
climax
of
the
fight
has
still
.407
:
to
cdme,
wheh
the'rhaladbr
can
ap-
JJJ
i
nrfiach
rlnfifl
nnueh
fn
rtrlvp
his
swrd
into
the
bull's
vitals;
and
in
the
meantime
the
sharp
pain
of
the
dart-points
is
expected
to
excite
his
Pet.
fighting
Instincts.
Should
he
never-
.667
theleas
not
run
in
to
attack
his
as-.616
ssUlant
he
is
Judged
to
be
of
a
cow-.572
ardly
nature;
and
at
this
moment
-532
recourse
was
made,
and
Is
appr-.482
ently
again
to
be
made,
to
the
.395
1
bandertllai
de
foego.
Crackers
at--387itached
to
the
fire-darts
explode
.343
with
a
series
of
rerorts
whieh
send
even
a
much-exhausted
bull
careening
v
afresh
across
the
sand,
while
The
school
board
last
night,
on
the
infernal
contrivance
on
his
motion
of
Trustees
Thompson
and
:
back
scorches
his
lacerated
shoul-
McAfee,
decided
to
forgo
membership
this
year
in
the
British
Columbia
School
Trustees'
Association.
It
was
felt
that
the
$25
membership
could
be
spent
to
better
advantage
to
say
nothing
of
tho
ders
with
discharges
of
sulphur.
"The
maddened
creature
is
often
dased
and
terrified
rather
than
rendered
more
combative,
and,
many
of
the
best
Judges
hold
that
not
even
this
cruel
device
can
turn
money
that
would
be
required
to
a
bad
fighter
into
a
good
one.
It
pay
expenses
were
a
delegate
sent
must
in
any
case
be
revolting
to
all
to
the
annua,"
convention
which
lovers
of
animals
and
of
true
sport
will
be
held
in
Vernon
on
Septem-;to
whom
bull-fighting
is
at
besta
ber
22,
23
and
24.
brutal
spectacle
In
which
a
noble
animal
is
done
to
death
in
a
con
fined
area,
so
strangely
different
from
the
green
open
pastures
where
he
has
been
bred,
for
the
delecta
I
tion
of
the
populace.
It
is
true
that
the
new
regulation
Imposes
certain
;
limits
to
the
sizes
and
type
of
fire
j
darts,
but
it
does
not
seem
likely,
In
the
opinion
of
our
correspondent,
that
heee
precautions
will
greatly
.reduce
the
bull's
agony."
IS
AWARDED
HANSON
CUP
George
Brown
of
Skidegate
Champion
Track
and
Field
Man
In
Prince
Rupert
This
Year
Having
piled
up
a
large
lead
in
the
aggregate
for
Dominion
Day
i
and
Labor
Day,
the
only
occasions
,,on
which
track
meets
were
held
bls
season,
George
Brown
of
Ski-rjegate.
a
student
at
Coqualectsa
Institute,
has
been
awarded
the
Hanson
Cup
tor
track
and
field
competition
here
this
year.
Philip
Edp
cumbe
was
second
In
the
competition
and
Eddie
Smith,
third.
Brown
will
hold
the
Hanson
Cup
for
the
coming
year.
It
is
a
perpetual
challenge
trophy
which
must
be
returned
for
competition
each
year.
Merely
routine
business
was
ta-
.
ken
up
Jnst
night
at
a
meeting
of
!
the
loW
ModseTLddge
D.
Q.
Schubert,
the
dictator,
waa
in
the
chair
Mrs.
R.
R.
Duncan
will
sail
to
night
on
the
Prince
George
for
&
trip
to
yancouver.
Mrs.
H.
Natlonas
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
George
for
Alice
Arm
where
shi
will
pay
a
visit.
M.
A.
Burbank.
divisional
engl
neer
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
returned
to
the
city
on
today's
train
from
a
trip
to
the
Interior
on
official
duties.
Miss
Eva
Morris,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Morris,
underwent
an
operation
for
appendicitis
yesterday
In
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
and
is
now
progressing
rapidly
towards
recovery.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Carmlchael
pioneer
residents
of
this
city,
who
have
been
living
for
several
yea
is
in
California,
have
come
north
to
Vancouver
where
they
will
spend
the
winter.
They
may
return
hera
next
spring.
W.
E.
Walker,
manager
of
Ar-randale
Cannery,
arrived
in
tht
city
this
morning
from
the
Naai
Klvei
The
cannery
is
now
closed
for
the
season
and
Mr.
Walker
will
be
leaving
soon
for
Vancouver
where
he
will
spend
the
winter.
Miss
Helen
Randall,
R.N.,
registrar
of
the
Graduate
Nurses'
Asso
elation
of
British
Columbia
and
inspector
-of
nurses'
training
schools
for
the
province,
arrived
in
the
cltf
on
today's
train
after
making
an
intpection
of
the
Haselton
Hospital.
She
wH
sail
tonight
on
the
Prince
George
for
her
headquarters-m
Vancouver.
William,
Matthewson,
who
was
an
original
member
of
the
Northern
British
'Columbia
Regiment
on
oversea!
service,
died
recently
at
Prtrt
AlieA
whr
h
helri
a
rnnn-
if""011
.f
8tU1
formidablsibIe
position
with
the
B.
C.
Pulp
""",1B
irom
ine
"nee-land
The
funeral
t"i
T,
Paper
Co.
service
was
conducted
in
Vancouver
with
Rev.
M.
H.
Jackson,
former
chaplain
of
the,
J02nd.,
officiating.
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
Maquln-
na
will
be
coming
north
tomorrow
from
Vancouver
on
the
local
run
via
Ocean
Falls
in
place
of
thj
steamer
Princess
Mary
which
is
to
make
two
special
runs
from
Vancouver
to
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
The
Maqulnna
will
be
on
the,
Vancouver-Ocgan
Falls-Prince
Rupert
route
for
three
trips
it
is
expected.
Miss
Margaret
Kergln
left
on
the
day's
train
for
Toronto
where
she
will
resume
her
nurses'
training1
duties
in
the
Toronto
General
Hos
pltal
after
a
two
weeks'
holiday
visit
here
with
her
parents,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
W.
T.
Kergln,
Fourth
Av
enue
West
She
was
accompanied
as
far
as
Terrace
by
Mrs.
Ktrgin
and
Mrs.
George
McAfee
who
will
return
to
the
city
after
a
visit
of
a
few
days
at
Terrace.
City
Engineer
F.
N.
Good
ap
pearsd
before
the
school
board
last
evening
with
the
request
that
hi!
two
rmall
boys
be
given
permls
sion
to
attend
either
Borden
Street
or
Booth
Memorial
School
Instead
of
Westvlew.
He
had
no
criticism
to
offer
as
far
as
the
teaching
work
was
concerned
at
Westvlew
but
he
merely
believed
that
it
wal
Impossible
for
children
to
eoncen
trats
as
well
on
their
studies
in
an
Ungraded
school
as
they
could
In
a
graded
school
where
the
teacher
had
but
the
one
class
to
attend
to.
After
some
discussion,
the
board
decided
that
it
was
lmpossl
ble
to
meet
with
Mr.
Good's
re
quest.
School
boundaries
had
been
set
and
to
deviate
from
the
rules
for
any
particular
person
or
fam
ily
would
establish
a
precendent
which
might
cause
endless
trouble.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
FOR
RENT
Modern
Flat,
kitchen
ranee.
Westenhaver
Bros.
tl
FOR
RENT
nlneroom
flat
close
in
Bath,
moderate,
rental,
Wcstcn
naver
uroisjSr
,
SCALU
OF
ClIAIMiKS
The
following
Is
tho
scale
of
charges
mado
for
reading
notices:
Murriage
and
Enjrapcment
announcements
12.
home.
IHrlh
Kotlces
60c.
Funeral
Notices
$1.
CArds
(
Thanks,
tZ
I'urirtrAP
Flowers
10c
per
tf
Thursday,
sepu
THE
DAILY
NEWS
rnoe.
PAGE
POUH
National
League
Race
Increases
In
Tensity
As
Cardinals-Robins
Reduce
Cubs'
First
Place
Lead
SPORT
CHAT
"Regret
will
be
felt
by
all
lovers
I
LOCAL
ITEMS
,
.
i.
1
A
NEW
STANDARD
OP
PERFECTION
in
flavour
in
coolness
in
real
rdownriint
'
enjoyment
that
one
has"''''
'
every.
right
to
expect
in
a
cigarette.
Try
Dixie
Canada's
pleasure
smoke
and
experience
the
utmost
in
smoking
pleasure
rolled
right
:so
they
smoke
right
Virginias
at
their
best.
Mi
.
st'
,
'
I
'
20fo,25c
THE
BETTER
CIGARETTE
SAVE
THE
VALUABLE
POKER
H
A
N
D
$
Harry
Dunbrak,
for
drunkenness,
Miss
Crnisaie
Wood
will
sail
on
Provincial
Con.-'
was
fined
925,
with
option
of
30,
the
Prince
George
tonight
for
Van-
Harrison.
Provincial
days'
imprisonment,
by
Magistrate
'rouver
enroute
to
Kamloops
where
,
yesterday
aftemom,
McClymont
in
city
police
couif
she
wUl
pay
a
visit
returning
George
for
a
trip
this
morning.
home
by
way
of
Jasper
Park.
Stewart
on
offtnnl
Hi
ttee!
find
ml
about
fomfortflt!
f
rrrr
mom
SOFT-VARM
-DURABLE
I
AQlJAKTV
TO
M
t
IviMv
NrCl
Cwmterd
to
fit
-
2VtoIQW
Em
sj'i
J
TON'T
merely
take
our
word
for
it
make
us
prove
what
we
sayl
Make
us
come
right
out
and
in
the
garment
itself
show
you
that
Stanficld's
is
the
beat
underwear
value
ever
offered.
Make
your
storekeeper
show
vou
why!
Be
hard
to
convince.
Ask
about
u
of
superiority.
Teel
Ulisfcoft
wa
garment
itself
beforeffntf
Lpoinu
6f
the
penny.
wars?
KWDSmElbJr
H
Find
Out!
that's
the
way
Li
hMnl
colo-
l.
ji'""1
pel
lull
S
to
know
Make
us
take
the
risk
make
us
proe
our
claims.
Then
when
we've
done
that,
get
youf
self
into
Stanfield's
and
for
the
first
time
in
your
life
know
what
underwear
value
and
cohlfort
really
!
There's
a
style
and
weight
to
meet
every
need
and
every
price.
FEB
POINttOF
JTAMFIELDJ"
SUPERIORITY
Accurate
mesiure
raents
.
,
superb
tailoring
.
.
perfect
fit.
Non-rip
co
caini...010'
and
clastic
J
Alwari
"ft
alwayi
waf"
outweari
tbta
all.
r-
t
.1
.
..
n.ciinnl
thai
25
cloaed
crotch.
won't
pull
o-