PAGE
FOTO
"BROOKLYN'S
SAFE
LEAD
Kobins
Increase
Margin
Over
St.
Louis
Pm
National
League
Lead
to
Fall
Game
BROOKLYM,
Sept.
16
Brooklyn
Robins
widened
the
tap
separating
i
them
from
St.
Louis
Cardinals
and
'
Chicago
Cubs
to
the
hectic
National
,
League
race
by
defeating
Cincin.j
natl
Red
yesterday
while
the
Cubs
were
breaking
even
is
a
double
header
with
Philadelphia
and
the!
Cardinals
were
idle.
The
Robins
are
i
now
a
full
game
ahead
of
the;
Cards
and
li'ad
the
Cubs
by
a
game
and
a
half.
(
In
the
American
League,
Wash-'
ington
Senators
tightened
their
hold
on
second
place
by
winning
a
heavy
hitting
battle
from
the
Chicago
White
Sox.
Yesterday's
scores;
National
Lea
me
Chicago
11-6.
Philadelphia
12-4.
j
Claernnati
6,
Brooklyn
is.
Pittsburg
1,
New
York
6.
American
League
Washington
14,
Chicago
9.
Boston
1-2,
St.
Louis
3-1.
New
York
5,
Detroit
3.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
Brooklyn
84
SO
St.
Louis
82
60
Chicago
82
61
New
York
,78.
jj
Pittsburg
74
66
Boston
6T
78
Cincinnati
5
85
Philadelphia
49
94
American
League
Pet.
.878
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v
&
w
'
m'--
Snooker
golf
is
name
of
this
latest
variation
of
the
miniature
golf
epidemic
which
is
played
wl
th
a
refreshing
golf-pool
combination.
The
balls
are
vari-colored
and
count
different
point.
4-
AMERICA
::;;r:BADMINTON
THIRD
RACE
IS
POSTPONED
NEWPORT,
RHODE
ISLAND
4
Sept.
16
The
third
race
in
the
America
Cup
series
be-
'tween
the
American
defender
Enterprise
and
the
British
A8i
challenger
Shamrock
V.
was
.467
.303
J43
w.
L.
Pet
Philadelphia
96
47
.671
Washington
at
55
15
New
York
81
68
.561
Cleveland
76
68
Detroit
70
74
.498
St.
Louis
.60
85
.414
'
Chicago
H
87
J87
Boston
.48
95
3s
Kach
of
the
four
of
America's
Cup
defender
candidate
yachts.
Enterprise,
Weetamoe,
Yankee
and
the
Whirlwind,
coat
In
the
neighborhood
of
$800,000
to
build.
postponed
today
on
account
Do
"Bite'
t
i
r
you,
look
tor
a
Many
cheap
and
inferior
whiskies
are
noted
for
their
"kick"
or
"bite."
A
"bite"
it
the
result
of
adding
raw
spirit
to
the
blend.
Actually
a
whisky
with
"bite"
is
usually
much
leas
mature
than
a
whisky
with
none.
One
reason
for
the
world
reputation
of
"White
Hone"
Whisky
is
ita
complete
lack
of
bite."
The
rich,
creamy
body
isaoquired
after
many
years
in
the
wood.
When
deep
in
its
maturity
and
properly
"married
White
Horse
is
bottled
ready
for
the
world's
approval
A
more
mellow,
generous
and
delightful
spirit
than
white
Horse
is
not
obtainable.
iiifE
HORSE
U
ft
W
A
I1
WHISKY
DISTILLED,
BLENDED
AND
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND
This
advertisemmt
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
t.v
the
iovernment
of
British
Columbia,
a
,
ORGANIZED
Club
Formed
By
Moose
Lodge
and
Play
to
Start
at
Onre
A
badminton
club
was
formed
last
night
by
members
of
the
Moose
Log.
The
membership
will
be
con-
flfa
P
f0
and
tack
of
fined
to
Moose
members
and
their
17?'
...
families.
The
following
officers
were
Meanwhile
preparations
are
4-1
elected:
4
going
ahead
to
improve
the
4-;
President,
Walter
Howarth.
Shamrock,
and
It
was
announ-
4-
.
firurv.TMur
rw-
ceo
ovemigm
mat
two
thou-
Executive
Comatitte
Nellie
4-
sand
pounds
of
lead
ballast
removed
prior
to
Monday's
race
has
been
restored.
4-4
'
Evidence
was
heard
by
Magis
trate
McClymont
in
city
poUee
court
this
morning
In
the
ease
of
Carl
Wohlin.
charted
with
keen
ing
Uquor
fur
sale,
and
the
htar-
mg
was
adjourned
until
tomorrow
morning.
Lawrence.
Thora
Peterson
and
Pe
ter
Peterson.
A
set
of
bylaws
were
drawn
op
and
play
will
be
under
way
SPORT
CHAT
The
game
and
fisheries
department
of
the
Province
of
Ontarta
under
Hon.
Charles
McCrea
has
plana
for
raising
wild
ducks
ha
northern
Ontario.
Certain
areas
will
be
set
apart
where
wild
rice,
celery
and
the
seed
of
other
aquatic
plant
will
be
sewn
for
the
benefit
of
the
ducks
who
like
this
kind
of
1
fare.
It
is
estimated
that
there
are
in
the
north
5,060,000
acres
of
water
capable
of
sustaining
growth
of
,
vegetation
for
duck
food
and
It
has
been
found
that
an
acre
with
th;
.necessary
food
will
sustain
one
I
bird.
The
department
for
years
has
oeen
planting
seed
and
plants
in
'northern
Ontario
and
wherever
1
this
has
been
done
a
phenomenal
j
increase
in
the
nujaoer
of
ducks
there
has
occurred.
At
Sioux
Look
out
a
crop
is
now
about
ripe
tor
harvesting.
The
Earl
of
Hanewood.
husband
of
Princess
Mary,
had
a
few
words
to
offer
to
motorists
concerning
the
manner
in
which
some
of
them
spoil
sport
In
the
hunting
field
The
Sari
of
Harewood
is
Master
of
the
Braham
Moor
Hunt,
York
shire.
People
who
followed
the
hunt
in
motors
sometimes
fallowed
them
too
closely,
declared
the.
Earl
They
sometimes
rot
in
front
of
the
fo.
which
was
perhaps
one
of
the
reasons
why
last
season
could
not
be
called
a
good
one.
The
foxes
I
were
not
given
a
fair
chance
of
making
their
point,
thereby
snail
ing
the
sport
of
those
fottowinv
the
hounds.
Cars
were
often
sent
jAliatoU
t
after
the
hunt
en
fee
chanee
at
Ml
Aurnftr
mlmli!
nil!,
4a
;urn
home
m
the
mkMfi
of
-
the
day.
For
eicht
years
he
had
In
variably
gone
home
from
huntlna
In
a
oar,
and
he
had
never
bad
to
ride
more
than
five
miles
to
reach
It
George
P.
Harris,
manager
of
the
B.C.
Packers
cannery
at
Mill
Bay.
1
a
paaeenfer
aboard
the
Catala
wis
aitemoon
bound
for
Vancouver.
Mill
Bay
cannery
is
now
closed
for
'the
reason.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday.
FOURTH
IN
SHOOTING
Fine
Showing
Made
By
William
Brass.
of
Prince
Rupert
at
Montreal
Meet
After
an
elimination
contest
which
brought
to
the
Lachine
Ranges
30
men
employed
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
16
who
qualified
in
the
indoor
series
and
IS
in
the
outdoor,
and
30
men
from
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railways,
20
riflemen
wen-
chosen
to
form
the
Canadian
railway
team
in
the
re-
j
cent
railway
international
shoot,
i
conducted
under
International
as-
J
sociation
rules,
scores
being
tele-'
graphed
and
targets
forwarded
.for
comparison
later
with
scores
of
Bri
tish
and
United
States
railways.
Shooting
was
extremely
difficult
owing
to
a
hay
mirafe
whleh
affected
siphtinu:
throughout
the
con
test.
However.
Canada's
railway!
markrjTien
made
an
aggregate
score
of
7615
poir.
for
the
20-man
team
3t
which
f
;r
were
Canadian
Pa
cific
IUilwa
men
and
16
Canadian
National,
in
competition
for
the
trophy
embl'
rnatic
of
the
interna--lonal
charrn
-niiiip.
The
bighe-i
individual
score
wh
that
turned
m
by
O
Eraslie,
of
Canadian
Nati
ual
Railways.
Toronto,
crack
Blslcy
narskinan.
who
made
392
out
of
a
oossible
400.
Second
highest
was
that
of
E.
Leamon
also
a
Blsley
man.
of
Canadian
National
K.
0
ray.
Montreal.
Canadian
Pad
nc
Railway
employee,
with
a
score
of
388
and
fourth,
W.
Brass,
Prince
Rupert,
Canadian
National
Railways,
386.
Four
Stale
y
men
were
members
of
the
international
team.
Officers
of
the
shoot
were
Col.
Harrison,
range
officer;
CoL
Fel
la
was,
referee:
Lieut.
Boa,
Judge,
and
the
arrangements
were
in
the
hands
of
Col.
F.
F.
Clarke,
chairman
of
small
here
rifle
shooting.
Cana
dian
National
Railways,
with
T.
E.
Jackson
and
T.
E.
Young.
A
dinner.
which
was
attended
by
several
officers
of
both
railways,
was
tendered
In
the
Lachine
clubhouse
of
the
C.NJLA.
on
Saturday
evening.
The
rifles
used
in
the
eompeti
pons
were
32
long,
not
exceeding
30
Inches,
any
make,
equipped
with
I
metallic
paep
sights.
Telescopic'
sight
were
not
permitted
n?r
was
trigger
poll
of
less
than
three
pounds.
Sltng
straps
were
permitted.
Twenty
shots
were
fired
at
50
and
SO
at
100
yards.
BATTING
AVERAGES
How
Prince
Rupert
Stacked
Up
Against
Vancouver
In
Recent
Series
Cross
Leads
at
Bat
In
the
recent
Vancouver-Prince
Rupert
baseball
series,
Vancouver
made
a
team
batting
avet&tte
of
J363
while
Prince
Rupert's
average
was
,170.
High
batters
for
the
series
were:
Cross,
Vancouver.
J00;
Cede.
Vancouver.
.412,
and
LobUek,
Prince
Rupert,
.364.
Foil
awing
were
the
averages:
Tram
Averages
AB
R
H
V.
A.
d
m
33
45
P.
R.
,..16t
14
29
Individ
aal
Averages
AB
R
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Crass
iV)
......
6
Oftle
V)
17
S
Loblick
'R
11
2
lwu
i
v
aa
3
Nelson
Ri
3
0
Downle
'Rl
19
2
Harold
Ri
JO
2
Richardson
(V)
7
1
Hall
Vi
10
4
Howe
R
.16
0
MeKuwock
(V)
17
4
Lambie
iR)
13
2
Jacobsen
V)
19
6
Perkins
'Vt
17
2
Papke
iV
-....36
3
A.
Mttchtll
(Ri.
14
0
Straight
'W
16
1
W.
Mitchell
(R)
18
2
Wendle
'R
22
1
Chenoski
iR)
14
1
Oavin
'Ri
2
0
Farquhii
R)
l
0
Arseneau
R)
17
1
11
0
0
0
Pet.
Mil
.179
Pet
J50
Mi
J16
M0
Mi
asm
Mb
Ml
211
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.160
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111
mi
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sm
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BADMINTON
IS
RESUMED
The
Badminton
Club
of
Rupert
East
United
Church
resumed
play
for
the
winter
last
night
and
a
successful
season
IS
looked
forward
to
by
this
club.
Mrs
M
M.
Lamb
was
ejected
president
and
Ian
Moite,
secretary-treasurer.
A
NEW
STANDARD
OF
PERFECTION
a
new
pinnacle
of
smoking
delight
a
cool,
mild,
fragrant
mellowness
that
comes
from
the
"best
of
golden
Virginia
leaf.
Dixies
are
rolied
right
so
they
smoke
right
try
a
package
Dress
Rehearse.
'Queen
of
Hearts'
Set
For
Tonight
Plenty
of
F.um
in
.Musical
Comedy
Under
Elks
Begins
Tomorrow
A
drees
rebearsel
will
be
held
tonight
at
the
Moose
Hail
for
the
Elks'
show
"Queen
of
Hearts."
lrhbi
will
h.
iii
....
1
1
wjhuj.-
1
Thursday
and
Friday.
The
special
scenery
was
hung
this
afternoon,
costumes
have
been
given
out
and
C.
J.
McNaughton,
profesttona
director,
stated
today
that
everything
was
in
readiness
for
the
shew.
It
Is
seldom
that
such
a
pretentious
production
as
"Qaeen
of
Hearts"
is
staged
In
Prince
Rupert,
and
it
is
expected
that
everyone
will
take
advantage
at
the
oppor
tunity
of
seeing
a
leatttnaUe
show
i
again.
The
reserved
seat
sale
is
open
at
the
Orrse
Drug
Ltd.,
and
there
are
plenty
of
good
seaU
for
any
night.
While
aU
seaU
In
the
hall
are
reserved,
there
.Is
m
extra
charge
for
reservations.
The
Elks
also
once
again
wish
to
call
attention
of
theatre
patron
to
the
fact
that
the
post
hat
been
re-
ITA
mevrd
frets
the
centre
f
tne
hall,
J'lJ
.
W.
.
IJ-L..-
l
l
.
,
urn
uw
ugiiw
iuhtc
seen
fccv
loon
fire
exiU.
If
you
like
a
good
whale-hearted
laugh,
don't
fall
to
see
"Queen
of
Hearts."
LOCAL
ITEMS
Mrs.
IL
Nations,
who
has
been
visiting
for
a
few
day
at
Alice
;
Fisher
r
tndav
learn
why
they're
called,
Canada's
pleasure
smoke.
Arm.
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Premier
tram:
Catala
this
afternoon
from
the
north.
J.
O.
Bouinianne.
superintendent
ol
Power
Corporation
of
Canada's
transmission
line
construction,
left
on
teday
train
for
a
brlei
trip
to
Falls
River.
H.
E.
DeWolf
.
local
manager
-for
the
W.
II.
Malktn
Co.,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Catala
this
afternoon
from
a
brief
trip
to
Anyox
and
Alice
Arm
on
company
business.
It
Is
understood
that
Mr
Justice
D.
A,
McDonald
will
bt
the
presiding
Judge
at
the
fall
session
of
the
8upreme
Court
Assizes
opening
here
tomorrow.
r
r
rv
v,
F
:
K-
!
tint
of
5n
THE
BETTER
CIGARETTE
SAVE
THE
VALUABLE
POKER
HANDS
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
STEWART
The
new
vtUafe-eetneel
here
has
set
a
licence
of
iWO
every
six
months
for
transient
traders
or
peddlars
doing
besineas
in
Stewart.
leaving
this
district,
he
travelled
ex
tensively
through
United
State
and
Alaska.
Packing
for
the
Crawford
Transfer
Co,
Sam
Klrkp
trick
made
a
new
record
for
the
trip
Into
Bowser
Lake
with
a
string
of
horses.
The
trip
one
way
was
made
hi
three
I
days
Instead
of
the
customary
four
and
the
round
trip
required
less
than
a
week
Including
a
full
day's
stop
at
the
lake.
Mrs.
WlUtem
Watson
has
returned
to
Stewart
after
sffefidtat
Vine
summer
in
Edmonton
and
Victoria.
Her
daughter,
Miss
VJntet
Watson.
IS
restaMnt
In
VKtOrtd
to
take
up
a
business
eouts.
II
O.
Wilcox
left
last
week
for
a
trip
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
local
fire
chief
has
a
few
pupils
training
under
W
Matheson
to
start
and
Jtop
the
puns
engine
on
Fifth
Avenue,
Leonard
F.
Fisher,
son
of
Mr.
and
!
Mrs.
F.
Fisher,
left
la
it
week
for
the
south
to
resume
his
studies.
Mr.
is
superintendent
of
the
Archie
Pa
ton.
accountant
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co..
has
been
spending
a
few
days
in
Prince
Rupert
on
company
business.
BURNS
LAKE
In
order
to
service
for
-l-r
Burns
Lake
A
M
chased
two
dp
v.
the
latest
mak-
".
C
H
SoflliMMher
who
nrartiutti
Of
Ut
new
entill,.
as
an
attorney
m
Hyder
some
ten
years
ago.
has
returned
there
and
j
again
pat
out
his
atungle.
since
slble
lo
save
s.
n
places
and
privt
town
Power
Hnc
to
parts
of
the
those
already
st-n
The
Burns
L
lk
Board
of
Trade
i-dian
National
Ha:
the
same
quant:'
contracts
this
win'
Forest
fire.
if'
of
Savory
laM
M
the
home
and
c
i.
Mrs.
Phil
McCtttu..
commercial
Umb'
flames.
'
Maynard
Nouiv
ntorflre
warden
with
1tiTM
con''
by
T.
O.
Martin
Forestry
Assocwm
-l(4
FRENCH
FLYERS
nrxrtrviirn
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