.PAGE
.FOint
THE
DAILY
NEWS
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TOPI
HccUegRaof
Between
5t.
Lquis
anil
Brooklyn
Continues
Chicago
J
las
Dropped
JBaek.Again
BROOKLYN.
Sept.
17:
One
run
scored
in
the
tenth
inning
save
St.
Louis
Cardinals
the
victory
over
OwoWyn
Robins
yesterday
-
and
boosted
the
Cards
into
lint
place
in
the
National
League
stapling,
a
single
point
ahead
of
the
Dodgers.:
The
defeat
snapped
Brooklyn's
winning
Htreak
which
had
extended
to
II
straight
games.
Twenty-eight
thousand
fans
saw
the
game.
Chicago
Cubs
fell
further
back
when
they
were
shut
out
jby
the
New
York
(Plants.
In
the
American
League,
Philadelphia
Athletics
practically
copped
the.
flM
by
winning
a
4oubJebead-
er
from
the
White
-Sox
at
Chicago.
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
Chicago
0,
Kew
York
7.
'
!
St.
Louis
1,
Brooklyn
0.
!
Pittsburg
14,
Philadelphia
15.
j
American
League
Philadelphia
6-10,
Chicago
4-2.
Boston
5,
Detroit
7.
New
York
19,
8t.
Louis
10.
Baseball
Standing
National
League
w.
L.
Pet.
St.
Louis
..,83
60
.530
.
Brooklyn
M
81
.579
Chicago
82
,62
.563
New
York
79
06
.519
Pittsburg
74
60
517
Boston
67
78
.467
Cincinnati
55
85
393
Philadelphia
50
94
.347
AmcriQnntLeague
.
L.
Philadelphia
98
47
Washington
.
88
55
New
York
,82
68
.CScveMnil
16
48
Detroit
71
74
St.
Louis
60
86
Chicago
55
89
Boston
....
48
96
GOT
BAG
OF
B?RDS
Hinten
Paty
Had
Good
L"t
Shootinf;
Geese
and
Dn
its
at
Iearl
Harbor
on
Mon:lay
J.
A.
Hlntnn.
Lyman
Hint-n
nr.
'
Roger
Wright
returned
to
port
-terday
afternoon
with
the
openm,
bag
for
local
nimrods
since
the
opening
on
Monday
of
the
bird
shooting
season.
They
were
at
Pearl
Harbor
and
brought
home
five
fine
geese
and
about
25
ducks.
They
made
the
trip
on
Mr.
Hinton
sr.'i
Starlight.
Jockey
Lave
me
Fa
tor
has
piloted
almost
1000
homes
to
prjres
totalling
well
above
$2,000,000.
but
has
never
led
the
winning
list
of
Jockeys
for
a
season.'
The
'Ashes"
have
retp.rned
4o
Australia
as
.they
well
.deserved
to
do,
and
the
story
of
the
.
final
tmt
match
of
1080
is
now
anelent
his-,
tory.
The
match
was
perhaps
re-'
maricable
most
for
the
,up.lvaral.
opinion
.excited
-that,
in
igftme
al-
j
ways
leisurely
-at
its
,bt,
Ittnejess
'
'
cricket,
once
a
side
bas
ioJJain$d
a
preponderating
advantage,
was
,
capable
of
developing
,hto
down-
i
right
tedium.
A
decant
as-
pect
of
the
game
was
shown
a
few
days
later
at
Bristol
when
the
Aus-
j
traUans
met,
Gloucester
Jn
a
two
:
days'
jnatoh;
Ths
tsrrolnatfcd
Jn
a
i
tie
after
ope
qf
the
most
eAtsaw-i
dinary
and
thrilling
games
everi
played
between1
n-
English
country
an
an
Australian
eleven
H
Gloucestershire
in
the
&nd
.left
Australia
118
runs
to
make
to
win,
and
the
Australians
started
off
with
a
first
wicket
partnership
of
-39.
By
the
time
their
score
had
climbed
tc
73
half
the
side
wee
out,
and
.when
Bradman
was
accounted
for
.with
the
score
at
.81
the
6,000
spectators
began
to
sit
up
and
take
notice.
Another
wicket,
fell
with
the
score
at
86,
and
by
the
time
the
total
had
reached
108
Australia
were
Just
10
runs
from
the
goal
and
had
two
wickets
to
fall.
Within
three
runs
of
victory
Australia
lost
another
wicket.
Then
two
eingwdrgiseeifed.j
The
field
closed
in;
a
funjwasmaB
ted
for
victory
and
Glouetestdrehlw
j
meant
to
stoplt
iney
oXUd.
The
'
bowing
was
too
deadly
for
tHeTatF"
men
to
take
a
final
risk,
and
the
inevitable
happened.
One
of
them
stopped
a
straight
one
with
his
pad
and
the
match
was
a
tie.
j
Gar
Wood.
w:i.
;
.
i:u
dnvr
of
!laiui3.rtli
Tf
ohv
defender.
Mb
Amcncu
IX.
ui
hiss
craft
with
Orlin
Johnsoa.
his
mechanic.
JUNIOR
FOOTBALL
High
School
and
Borden
Street
School
wp"l
tneet
tonight
In
the
Junior
Football
League
with
line-ups
as
fallows:
'
High
School
8uehlro,
Blake.
Fisher.
Eby,
Cross,
Davey,
Marshall.
Hill.
Walters.
Welle
and
Wingham:
I'rtncb
0-jjh
of
aihietcM
who
mr
Eii"0:-:h
warn
at
tSamford
Bi
ag
u.-
;tn
v
aiTiUi.'d
mtnua
'.hci
....
u.
mill
i:humplon
LaduUiac
wmwi
ACCIDENT
Shamrock
y
Had
.Bad
Luck
Today
4n
Third
Race
When
Ma.ln
Halyard
Snapped
AHWr.OItT.
Sept.
17:
Sir
Thomas
Upton's
Challenger
Shamrock
V
Jp&t
her
third
straight
ace
.in
the
America'
Cjip
e.rics
vtoay
when
her
;nain
bajtasd
jnjyped
43
min-MteeMterafeWtand
she
had
,to
be
taktrt
n
faw,
Ihe
Enterprise
contkMUag
lie
r
way
on
the
course.
Th?
Shamrock
was
holding
a
flight
lead
wen
her
mainsail
cme
&av$
oa
(the
deck
as
the
ihaljKird
.blftk
carried
away.
The
race
started
at
10:
10
a.m.
under
tdeal
conditions.
There
was
a
12
-knot
hreese
with
some
sea.
Both
yachts
crossed
the
starting
Use
together
on
the
15-raile
beat
Jo
windward.
The
Shamrock
held
a
technical
advantage
at
the
start
bring
to
windward.
Thb
wind
holding
true,
the
Enterprise
had
a
straight
run
home
after
,the
turn
before
the
wind.
It
is
expeetcd
that
repairs
can
lie
jaade
to
Mir
Shamrock
prior
(o
torn
meow's
scheduled
race.
Tlie
Enterprise
rounded
tbc
half
way
mark
at
12:54
and
started
on
the
15-mile
ran
back
toward
the
finish
line
before
the
wind.
The
Enterprise
crossed
the
finish
line
at
2:34
p.m.,
scoring
her
hollow
victory
in
the
third
race
pf
the
series.
The
American
hoat
now
has
to
win
but
one
of
the
.four
remaining
races
to
retain
(he
coveted
America's
Cup.
.pares,
Lindclh
Krukson
and
;hurch.
Border)
Street
School
H.
Morgan.
W.
Fisher,
J.
Currie,
A.
Hardy,
captain,
J.
Naylor.
W.
Wtlliseroft,
S
Veltch,
T.
Dungate,
J.
Campbell.
T.
Nakamoto
and
L.
Wilson;
spares,
R
Shrubsall
and
J.
Lindsay.
London
Wh.'
fu.ii.
5
t:
Quick
J
H
fl
RELIEF,
(
-rjr
Rheumatism
"tML
II
Lumbago
mm
Neuralgia
Headaches
Cold3
ASPIRIN
tablets
will
relieve
pain.
-
No
doubt
about
that
Even
those
deep-seated
pains
that
make
a
man's
very
bones
ache.
Even
the
systemic
pains
that
women
suffer.
They
yield
to
these
tablets!
Genuine
Aspirin
has
many
important
uses.
Read
the
proven
directions
found
in
every
package
of
Aspirin
tablets
and
don't
endure
needless
pains
from
neuralgia,
neuritis,
rheumatism,
etc
Keep
a
bottle
of
these
tablets
in
the
house;
carry
the
pocket
tin
if
subject
to
unexpected
headaches,
sudden
colds.
Quick
relief,
without
any
harmful
effects.
Aspirin
does
not
depress
the
heart
Just
look
each
time
for
the
name
Aspirin
and'
.the
word
genuint
printed
in
red
on
every
box.
TRACE
MARK
MS.
SPIRIN
HINTS
FOR
GARDENERS
BULBS
FOR
WINTER
BLOOMING
One
ean
easily
have
house
flow
ers
from
early
in
November
until
well
on
in
February
by
planting
suitable
bulbs
in
pots
or
bowls
at
this
tlnje
Nacissus,
hyacinths,
Chinese
miles,
tulips,
freexias,
scillas.
daffodils
and
others
can
be
grown
in
sptl,
..water,
pebbles,
or
fibre.
For
jail
rouiijd
satisfaction,
fibre
is
prob-lably
the
best
substance
in
which
to
jgrow
them,
as
it
can
be
bought
!
along
with
the
bulbs,
is
cleanest
to
handle,
requires
no
drainage,
and
T
AP
A
I
ITEMC
'
'
'
.
.
,
:
can
be'
used
over
and
over
again,
j
ston's
mother,
Mrs.
Joshua
King-Tulips,
daffodils
narcissus
and
hy-jham.
returned
to
.the
city
on'
th
acii.th
should
be
planted
deej
Prince
George
this
jRaBlntf
'Mr.
enoiu-h
so
that
tnly
the
tip
of
the
Johnston
was
accompanied
home
puis
srows
aoove
tnc
surface.
The
tnines.-
iuysnouia
not
bo
ncariv
as
deep
The
narrisu3
and
Chine.
c
lily
wii:
bliion:
in
about
six
weeks
to
eight
weeks,
while
the
hjancintbs,
tulips
xi
dr.f
ftxdlK
will
not
como
on
in
h
a
th.":i
two
or
three
month"
By
pi
mtipg
the
narcissus
in
succes-
ProvlncJaVonstable
H.
;L.
Mc-Kenney
of
Terrace
arrived
.in
the
city
on
today'4raln
from
.the
Interior.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
LvPtGulle
of
Prince
George,
arrived
hi
the
.city
qn
today's
train
.to
spsnd.a
few
days
at
the
home
pf
Mr.
and
MtpV-fr
-Kennedy.
S-A.
Corjey,
whp
resides
atnLorne
!
Creek
where
tie
Jjaa.
mining
Inter-:
ests,
arrived
in
Ue
cjty
on
tpday'
i
train
from
the
Interior
fpr
a
brief
visit
In
town.
I
I
w.
r..
isner
pi
mjs
cuy
js
aci-1
ing
as
crown
prosecutor
in
the
two
I
criminal
clases
which
are
'being,
heard
at.
the
Supreme
Court
As-!
j
sizes
here
this
week.
I
Peter
Spence,
Massett
Jndlan
1
I
was
fined
$10.
with
option
of
seven
'days'
Imprlsonraent,
by
Magistrate.
!
MeClymbnt
in
city
police
court
this:
morning
for
drunkenness.
I
j
CUR.
steamer
Prince
Wtlltamd
I
Capt.
William
Thomas,
is
reported
j
due
back
at
2
o'clock
tomorrow
j
morning
from
a
regular
voyage
top
j
the
south
end
of
the
Queen
Char
i
lotte
Islands.
I
Louis
McLeod
and
Henry
Thomas
Hayward.
for
drunkenness,
were
each
fined
$S5,
with
option
of
30
days'
imprisonment,
by
Magistrate
McClymont
in
city
police
court
this
morning.
Miss
Clara
Stiles
of
Los
Angeles
arrived
In
tfee
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
the
south
and
will
be
the
guest
for
the
next
week
or
so
of
her
brtCher
and
sister-in-law,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
B
Stiles,
736
Fourth
Avenuej
Eal4
.
,
Mrs.
A.
W.
Lipsin
and,
son
and
daughter,
who
hvi
been
an
a
hol-day
trip
;t
MoWetL
New
Yort
and
elsewhere
in
the
east,
returned
heme
on
the
Prince
Ooorge
this
knornlng,
accompanied
by
Mr..
Lip-,
sin
who
met
them
in
Vancouver.
Mrs.
S.
D.
Johnatpp
and
son.
who
have
been
visiting
in
"Victoria
and
(at
Prosoeet
LakTwHH',Mrs
John
jby
Mrs.
K
Ingham
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
O.
Treleaven
ar
rived
in
toe
city
on
the
as.
Prinze'
Qeorge
thir
morning
trom
Vaneoa-1
ver
Mr
TreJegven
being
here
to
assume
hi
new
duties
as
account-
i
ant
In
the
local
hmnnh
of
U
iBavoldae
who
is
being
transferred
.
Capt.
Harry
Nedden.
who
has
not
I
J)Cn
hare
for
Tverml
months.
Is
In
I
q;
Princ,
Lrsanriui
-j,
it.
nnun
m,.-.
v
;Iirr.y
Z
..7"!.
.ZZ
mmtw
.vnui,.
nun
Mmmt.
Oapt.
Nedden
bring
out
the
new
steamer
Prlnc
David
of
which
'he
has
recently
been
In
command
on
the
triangle
run.
W.
O.
MhdM.
freight
traffic,
manager,
Qartadlan
N
Clonal
Rati
ways,
western
region,
with
head
ouarW
InvWtonlpgg,
arrlyed
ltic.cltbhthe
Prince
George
this11
morning
from
Vancouver
In
the
course
of
a
western
Inspection
tour
and
proceeded
east
.by
train.
He
was
accompanied
here
by
J.
M.
McRae,
genera
freight
agent,
Vancouver.
Dr.
R.
E.
Foerster
of
the
Biological
Board
staff
at
.Cultus
Lake,
who
has
been
Investigating
the
salmon
spawning
situation
4n
this
district,
arrived
In
the
oity
on
to
day'
trn
after
a
brief
vlflt
to
Lakelse
Lake
hatchery.
He
will
at.
tend
the
meeting
.of
the
western
oxecuUve
pf
the
BJolQglcal
Board
held
In
the
city
C.-W.
Arnett,
well
known
in
the
city
through
contracting
wprk.hee
In
the
past,
arrived
on
the
Prince
George
.this
moxnlflg
f.rom
Van
equrar
and
entrained
for
Edmon
ton
enroute
to
Calgary
in
which
ithe
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Railway
in
the
vicinity
of
Xillooet.
D.
B.
Finn,
formerly
director
of
the
B.
C
Packers
and
now
In
;
charge
of
the
new
scientific
de
partment
of
the
B.C
Packers,
ar-
nved
in
the
clfy
on
the
t;s
Prlnc
sion
iw)
crops
oi
flowers
can
.bc:Bank
of
Monttea.'
MeedinK
Q.r
P'.ca
tod
j,.
jic
sa-ne
bowl,
while
iia-M
I.
ine
oinu'r
at
intwrvais
ori,
ion
of
bloom
inm.
i
bru.iry
,in
'he
time
'hrn
t
n
o
,
me
nowers
win
commence
Af
r
phntlnc.
place
th-
bulbs
in
.1
d,.
.
vk
n-
...i
.w-
.
i
perat
,
.
M
hr
Iron
.
Mr.
,n
A6ic
d.
H
r..
.
:i
nnmrihlP
Whn
th.
mnJtT"'
mucu.
fimwna,
n
i;rowVi
has
developed
well
(this
can
be
ascertained
by
turning
one
of
the
pots
or
bowls
out
in
the
hand)
bring
out
"Into
fair
light
and
a
tem-perat
ire
of
about
55
degrees.
Water
more
liberally
and
In
a
week
or
two'
remo.r
to
full
sun
and
a
temperature
of
85
or
70
degrees.
After
the
flower;
come
out,
keep
the
planA
fairly
rol,
not
much
over
66
degrees
and,
if
possible,
give
them
much
lower
temperature
at
night,
or
at
least
for
a
few
hours
a
day.
This
will
make
the
bloom
last
ln-Wr.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
rrir.ee
Kupert
September
J,!.
1910
A
cor
mitlee
of
the
Prince
Ru-
p
r'
B
.rd
of
Trade,
delegated
to
go
into
the
saatter
with
the
ciMriavhich
Is
being
o
nci'
has
rcomnended
tha
thsithla
week.
a
esam
at
ap
salmperty
pf
fbiB
Gran
l
Trunk
TpRic
Railwa
reducro
from
$7,191,500.
the
sum
fixed
by
4he
government
aseeesor
to
$1.72.3iOO.
Revmi
petitions
for
plank
road
ways
hive
fcocn
submitted
to
th.il
district
he
has
a
farm
wh.l$h
he
city
m-iiidta':
one
noverlni?
Fourthjwlll
vjsAt.
Mr.
Arnett
Is
.at
present
Avmui.
frqm
McBrlde
Street
u
engaged
In
controetlng
wprjc
on
Hays
Cove
Circle
The
roof
of
Peter
Black's
fine
biu
in,!,
i
at
the
corner
of
First
Av-
emi'
and
Seventh
Street
was
com-
pitted
TJic
opening
will
be
mark
-
ed
wlti)
a
grand
ball
on
or
abo
October
15.
0NJLY
UC;
cfowxi
Weditesday,
mto
HOT
POINT
IRON
An
exceptional
electric
iron
is
now
available.
For
only
50c
down
and
50c
a
month
you
can
have
the
kind
of
El
ectric
Iron,
you
have
always
wante.d
...
a
genuine
Hot-point.
This
.offer
is
good
only
till
October
Jst,
so
do
pot
dc
lay.
Come
in
and
choose
YOUR
Hotpoint
today.
Northern
BritishCoIumbia
Powc
Company
Limited
'
"
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George
this
morning
from
Vs,n-
but
it
m
wwvr-
He
Is
here
to
attend
a
of
information
f
tn
Ql
ie
"XMOWWal
Board.
w
warioo.
J'ttOBn
of
the
Unl
"0"
nritlsh
Coumbta
who
Is
6,
'
of
tbo
dlrectoss
of
the
Dlologl
Board,
ouoe
riesth
with
him.
Mrs.
J.
P.
Scarlett
and
son.
whj
in
connection
w
have
been
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Me
DassenstMB
ahdMd
4ha
Prince
Qeorie
thU
aften
rrt,
1
'
of
-
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r
,
brth.
Provincial
Constable
Wm.
Jllarrl-
son.
after
a
brief
Ulp
south
on
es-
court
duty,
returned
to
the
oity
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
Vancouver.
Dave
Roberts,
C.N.R.
loeomotlv
.engineer
at
Melville
and
formerly
Ir&ZWlTM
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(v
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Hi
having
spent
a
gouple
of
days
visiting
in
town.
James
Haslett,
pW
timer
of
thU
city
and
now
residing
at
Ocean
Falls,
arrived
in
the
city
on
tho
Prince
George
this
morning
from
the
paper
town,
being
called
here
for
Jury
service
at
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes.
Members
of
the
Vandcrhoof
rtial
Society
enlijj'ed
a
cornmMn-
igjnit
party
ana
ainner
at
the
ide
last
Friday
.evening.'
1M
'
'I
John
D.
Charleson
left
last
week
!
on
a
business
-trip
vto
Vancouver.
Mrs.
8.
E.
Dalleyihaa
.returned
to
her
home
here
from
the
coast
much
improved
In
health.
Oeorge
Cheuy
of
the
O.
K.
Hotel
here
left
last
week
ior
a
trip
to
his
native
home
in
China.
He
expects!
to
be
away
about
a
car.
The
action
of
the
govern,raent
In
stopping
provc,mentwprc.o.n
the
northern
waterway
was
discussed
jvt
a
mcctinpt
of
the
Vanerhoof
and
District
Board
of
Trade
last
week
Uon
in
comicrM
i.
E.
F.
Little.
and
J.
Altken.
Prim
e
Goorge
The
Endako
m
the
C.inadLin
i
darrcc
on
Frld
..
Uon
with
the
upon.
ball.
Rev.
B.
S.
Prodtti
:
last
week
attnv
KChureh
rural
df
a;
STEWART
Jaek
FltegeniM
:
Seattle
where
hi:
i
the
winter.
Oct
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