III.
Inspector
W.
R.
Dunwoodie,
New
Assistant
Superintendent,
In
City
With
New
Division
Head
For
Here
Paying
his
first
visit
north
in
his
new
capacity
as
assistant
superintendent
of
provincial
police
to
which
post
he
was
recently
appointed
Inspector
W.
R.
Dunwoodie
of
Vancouver
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
trom
the
south
and
will
spend
a
few
days
here
before
proceeding
to
the
interior.
Inspector
Dunwoodie
is
one
of
the
best
known
police
officers
in
the
province.
Coming
north
with
Inspector
Dunwoodie
was
Inspector
John
who
will
take
the
place
here
of
In-who
wil
Itake
the
place
here
of
Inspector
William
Spiller
who
is
going
south
on
leave
of
absence
owing
to
ill
health.
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COPY
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BE
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EARLY
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for
display
advertise-
merits
should
be
in
the
hands
of
the
printers
not
later
than
3
pjn.
the
day
prior
to
publl-
cation.
This
is
necessary
to
en-
4
able
bast
positions
to'
be
se-
cured.
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other
tweet
laitt
to
long,
cost
bo
little
or
does
o
much
for
you.
Promote
good
health
when
wed
regularly
after
every
meal.
It
deaniet
teeth
and
throat,
iweeteni
mouth
and
breath,
and
strengthens
the
turns.
Your
health
it
aided
while
your
pleas
ure
it
served.
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PHILADELPHIA
RTEAINS
WORLD
BASEBALL
TITLE
TWO
SUCCESSIVE
YEARS,
(continued
from
pace.
10
to
Haas
in
centre.
No
runs,
one
bit
no
errors.
Philadelphia
Earnshaw
up
and
got
great
reception
from
crowd.
He
fanned,
swinging
wildly
at
pitch
over
his
head.
Withi
two
strikes
cal'ed,
Bishop
walked.
Dykes
drove
home
run
into
lower
deck
of
left
field
stands
and
scored
Bishop
ahead
of
him.
It
was
line
drive
and
sailed
over
Hfefey's
head
among
spectators
in
stand.
Cchriuie
was
out
Frisch.
to
Bot-tomley
on
great
play
when
Cardinal
captain
knocked
down
ball.
feU
with
it
and
threw
to
first.
Simmons
grounded
oat
to
Adam
Two
runs,
one
hit,
no
errors.
Fifth
Inning
Cardtnals
Qottomiey
ground
4
out
to
Bishop
who
threw
to'
first
Wilson
fanned,
swinging
hard
it
all
three
strikes.
Gelbert
ftted
oit
to
Haas
in
sort
centre.
Ho
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Philadelphia
With
two
strikes
called,
Foxx
doubled
to
centre
on
hard
drive
caromed
off
Frttch's
glove.
Miller
bunted
to
Bottomley
and
was
out
at
first.
It
was
a
sacrifice.
Foxx
scored
on
Haas'
sac-;
rifle
fly
to
Douthit.
Boley
filed
out1
to
Watkins.
One
ran.
one
hit,
no
errors.
Slrth
Inning
St.
Louis
Blades
batted
for
Johnson.
Blades
struck
out
with
three
balls
called.
He
swung
at
first
one.
Douthit
fouled
oat
to
Cochrane.
High
batted
for
Adams
and
bounded
out
to
Earnshaw
who
lumped
into
air
and
threw
to
first
High
playing
third
for
St.
Louis.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Philadelphia
Lindsey
now
pitching
for
St.
Louts
Earnshaw
filed
out
to
Hafey
in
left.
Bishop
walk
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Official
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Here
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Frank
Shaughnessy
of
Montreal.
Canadian
rugby
coach,
who
is
now
coaching
Princeton
players
in
the
Lateral
pass,
as
he
appeared
at
first
practice
of
season.
ed.
Dykes
hit
into
centre
flied
for
two
bases.
Bis&op
made
third.
Cochrane
sent
out
.sacrifice
fly
to
seorinc
Bishop.
Dykes
held
second.
Simmons
fled
oat
to
Watkins
In
right.
One
rutC
one
hit,
no
errors.
Seventh
Inning
.
St.
Louis
Watkins
bounded
out
to
Bishop
who
threw
to
ftrtt.
Frisch
bounded
to
a
rash
aw
and
was
cmt
at
first.
Hafey
hit
into
left
field
for
two
bases.
Bottomley
was
walked.
Wilson
fouled
out
to
Cochrane
in
front
of
stands
at
home
plate.
No
runs,
one
hit,
no
error
Philadelphia
Foxx
filed
to
Douthit
in
deep
centre.
Miller
footed
out
to
Wilson
near
stands,
back
to
plate.
Haas
rolled
out-
to
.
Lindsey
who
threw
ttf'
first.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errostv
Eighth
Inning
St.
Louis
Oeibert
banted
out
unassisted.
Orsattt
batted
for
Lindsey.
Orsattt
was
out
on
fast
play
by
Foxx
who
took
his
smash
past
first
and
beat
him
to
bag.
Douthit
bounded
to
Boley
who
made
fast
play
on
ball
and
was
who
threw
to
first.
No
runs,
no
errors.
Philadelphia
Boley
bound!
to
Oeibert
who
threw
to
flat.
Earn-rhaw
flied
out
to
DouV-lt
who
made
fine
running
catch
in
deep
centre.
Bishop
rolled
out
to
first.
No
runs,
no
hits,
no
errors.
Ninth
Inning
St.
Louts
High
hit
to
right
for
ringle.
Watkins
talked.
Frisch
lined
out
to
Foxx
and
Watkins
was
doubled
at
first.
High
resuined
at
second.
High
scored
on
Hafey'
I
two
base
hit
to
left.
Bottomley
I
walked.
Wilson
filed
out
to
Miller.
;One
run.
two
h'ts.
no
errors.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
Oct,
8:
Wheat
was
allots
on
thr
local
exchange
uny
at
70&8p.
ir.
the
fourth.
Bishop
Thurber
attenotcti
to
start
an
equallzingj
1
rally
when
he
made
the
circuit
of
'
.hf
bases,
Hcwever,
McMaekln
and
Palmer
hit
out
and
although
Allen
I
mi
.
i
,4
,
.
iui
io
iiiai
ne
wai
mini
out
jur
leaving
it
too
soon.
In
the
iinal
Inning,
Tobey's
team
tried
again
to
bring
up
their
score.
With
only
one
out.
MeCaffery
istogtod
to
first
and
stole
second
but,
whin
R.
Morrison
hit
the
next
ball,
the
winners
closed
the
game
with
a
brilliant
double
play,
Glllls
to
Cross
to
Walters.
Unger's
Team
J.
Morrison
p,
B.
Unger
c.
T.
Marshall
lb,
A.
Walters
2b,
W.
Cross
3b.
Gillis
ss,
D.
Arney
rf.
Brtdden
cf,
O.
Hanson
If.
Tobey's
Team
W.
Tobey
p,
Mc-
Rae
c,
R.
'Morrison
lb,
T.
McMeekin.
2b.
.
Thurber
3b,
A.
AHen
ss.
R.
Wilson
rf,
P.
Palmer
cf,
MeCaffery
If.
Umpire
Mr
oillHand.j
ocosekeeper
R.
E.
Anderson.
A
summary
of
the
lese,
which
is
conducted
on
a
knocitout
basis,
to
date:
i
First
Half
Unger
won
from
Smith
7-3.
Tobef
woe
from
Hlckey
7-0.
8tlnh
won
from
Unger
2-1.
Stinech
won
from
Tebey
2-1.
Sttnech
won
the
first
half.
Second
Half
'
.
Smith
won
from
Hlckey;
J
4-1
1.
Unger
won
from
TobeyJ
61,
The
nxt
gaane
will
be
'
between'
Smith
and
Unger.
The
winner
of
the
second
half
will
then
play
Stinech.
the
winner
of
the
first
half
for
the
league
championship.
The
next
game
of
the
High
School
Inter
Class
Soccer
League
will
be
played
on
Thursday
afternoon
when
the
Ma
trie-Commercials
will
oaeet
the
Ten
-Elevens.
C.N.CRIB
STARTED
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
cribbage
league
results:
General
Offices
18,
Dry
Dock
Machinists
9.
Round
House
12,
Station
15.
Locomotive
Shops
13,
Dry
Dock
Steelnorkers
14.
Car
Shops
15,
Freight
Sheds
12.
CARRY
OFF
CHICKS
Th
Mease
Lodge
elubrooms
were
crow
ed
teat
night
for
the
weekly
knockout
wtritt
tournament.
After
'ctofe
an
interesting
play,
Henri
Letourneau
anci
J
Letourneau
pmfred
as
winners
of
the
chickens
which
were
offered
as
prizes.
Coach
Eskle
Clark
and
Frank
K
ales,
showing
Football"
Manager
D
lllon
at
Harvard
and
Jimmy
Knox,
coach,
how
the
new
football
robot,
or
Uekling
dummy,
works.
It
Is
a
complicated
system
of
springs
and
counterchecks
which
causes
the
dummy
to
run
and
dodge.
LOCAL
ITEMS
Albert
Farrow,
steamboat
Inspec
tor;
arrived
in
the
etty
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
Vancou
ver,
being
here
on
official
business.
Clear
weather
during
last
night
I
H
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1
BHEI.ii.U
.
W
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UiLSeJ
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and
Dance
i
gr
y
j
ATcriinmll
:
in
am
of
Y
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jjjy
jaisch
Aotirtty
In
Athletic
Line
Go-
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1
i
Jn
the
inr
School
Softball
itisBBBsKlfPwfsr
qMPSPwi
League
'onaef
team
defeated
To-
FiHsssPt
IJI1bI'
bey
6-1
on
Tuesday
afternoon.
J
L
V
JmNbbbkiIPI
Jft
I
The
game
was
uneventful
until
the
rHiKS
ir:
i"
bibbiIwI
trrinl
tanint,
when,
with
bases
full,
x
vNf
"f
yt?
Walter
Cross
bit
a
three-bagger,
4X&aW
rmi
A
!
Walters
to
score.
Glllls
and
Unger
M&Jfi&l
'
i
had
already
made
runs.
Pitcher
To-
I
WMjf!
1
mf
bey
then
regained
control.
Cross
was
a
Kjar
'
A
tvLiiii
Tgjrf
Av
caught
on
the
next
play
as
he
tried
8
P
V
IjlP
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"?nf-
Tne
next
tw0
batters
a
New
Gymnasium
Fund
Thursday
and
Friday,
Oct.
9
&
Commencing
at
8
p.m.
floors
open
at
7:30
and
fun
becins
at
once
SPLENDID
MUSIC,
FUN,
FROLIC
AND
DELIGHT:
PLENTY
OF
SIDESHOWS
brought
the
sharpest
frost
so
tar
!
this
fall
and
ft
was
to
few
gardens
In
the
city
that
dahlias,
nasturtiums
and
other
deHeate
plants
escaped
being
cut
down.
Mrs.
A.
R.
Nichols
and
daughter.
who
have
been
spending
several
months
at
Ketowna
and
Vancouver,
George
e-ittth.
returned
to
the
city
on.
trie
Prince
ness.
ii
Approximately
200
Prizes
valmi
at
$1000.00
Entrance
fee
of
50c
includes
chance
in
the
biggest
mammoth'
drawing
Prinei
Icupcrt
has
known
Tickets
are
an
investment
rather
than
a
chance
this
mom
in
k
:
:n
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Id
ward
I,;p
rived
in
she
city
on
!
Oeorge
thts
morning
fron.
yet.
Mr.
Llpsett
Is
on
i.
i
period
tcai
vIsHa
to
his
Ik
..
Change
Washday
Frowns
to
Smiles
!
Put
an
ELECTRIC
Pay
Only
5
.00
down
WASHER
in
your
home
frqlzt'
advantage
of
the
special
terms
now
in
fjj3
jjown
ancj
tjlq
balance
spread
over
two
years.
Traiform
washday
with
an
Electric
Washer.
What
joy
will
be
yours.
What
comfort.
No
more
washtub
hands.
No
more
aching
backs
and
wrists.
The
washer
does
the
work;
washes
everything:
from
the
heaviest
to
the
flimsiest
fabric,
beautifully.
Wide
choice
of
models
to
suit
all
homes
and
purses.
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British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited