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Mjs.
N.
R,
Wl&!j,
wife
of
Mayor
Walker
0
Ketchikan,
and
IMsa
F.
Walker
Vera
passengers
aboard
the
frincess
Louise
yesterday
.morning
returning
to
the
"First
City"
after
a
trip
o
Seattle.
;
Three
Tearo.s
fiei
For
Second
Half
i
Honours
as
Ic;ult
.0
Victory
!
For
Lodgetnen
'
I
j
o.y
three
juts
Playoff
Will
Prpbably
Commence
on
,
Sunqla
and
Be
Hushed
to
'
Completion
Elks
,4;-f
eitcd
Sons
flanada
last
night,
3-1
In
the
final
scheduled
game
of
the
second
hjlf
of
the
baseball
season,
and
thereby,
created
a
jhr.ee--ie.an)
lie.
U
h,yii)S
won
four
tames
and
lost
four.
With
a
&trong
wind
blowing
In.
the
breaks
wet
all
wltji
jthe
pitchers,
and
Lambie
and
Chenof
kl
tUrrj;d
in
fine
show
ings,
the
former
allowing
but
two
hit
wiile
the
latter
held
his
oppon-1
ejt
to
jpne.
incidentally,
both
horl-1
ers
got
a
hit.
-
There
was
no
score
until
the
third
when
each
team
tallied
once.
With
,
one
roan
out,
Johnson.
Sons
of
Canada
walked,
be
went
to
second
on
a
,
passed
ball
and
scored
when
George
Mitchell
threw
Burys
grounder
low
to
first.
Smith
and
Moran
both
went
out
via
the
strike-out
route.
Elks
came
right
back
in
their
half
And
tied
the
score.
Chenoski
filed
out
to
Johnson.
D.
Stalker,
was
save
when
Styles
dropped
Lamble's
peg.
He
went
to
second-
on
a
passed
ball.
Stone
struck
out
but
Frizzell
dropped
the
ball
and
Stalker
went
to
third
on
the
play
to
first.
Harold
tingled
to
right
and
Stalker
scored.
Alex
Mitchell
fouled
out
to
Moran.
j
They
stepped
out
In
the
next
frame
and
put
the
game
safely
on
the
Ice.
Stephens,
first
man
up,
was
hit
by
a
pitched
ball.
Bill
Mitchell'
struck
out.
a.
Mitchell
walked
and;
Stalker,
who
ran
for
Stephens,
went
to
third
on
a
passed
ball.
He
scored
as
Farquhar
sacrificed
and
Mitchell
went
to
second.
Chenoski
singled
and
Mitchell
scored.
D.
Stalker!
struck
out
to
end
the
frame.
Box
Score
S.
O.
C
AB
R
II
PO
Bury
tt
3
O
0
2
Ed.
Smith
2b.
...:;...3
0
0
3
Moran
3b
3
0
0
1
Lambie
p
.3
0
10
Styles
lb.
,
3
.0
0
7
Comadlna
rf
3
0
0
0
Frizzell
c
3
0
0
4
B.
Stalker
If
3
0
0
0
Johnson
ss
2
10
1
j
Totals
16
1
1
18
ELKS
AB
R
H
PO
Harold
w
3
0
12
A.
Mitchell
c
3
0
Stephens
lb
1
1
W.
Mitchell
If
3
0
O.
Mitchell
2b
2
1
Farquhar
3b
i
0
Chenoski
p
2
0
O.
Stalker
cf
2
1
8tone
rf
2
0
Totals
19
3
S.
O.
C
0
0
I
0
Elks
0
0
1
2
9
4
2
0
1
0
2
1
21
O
0
E
0
3
E
1
2
1
0
Evelyn
Ferrara.
21-year-old
student
of
ChlcaiiO
Normal
C
holder
of
women's
national
divus
championship
for
two
Evelyn
is
going
to.
try
to
crash
world's
mark.
hould
Delegate
Be
Sent
South
to
Atten
J
Gathering?
Matter
Discussed
fly
City
Council
At
Its
Meeting
Last
Night
But
No
Action
Taken
1
The
dty
council,
at
Its
meeting;
Opposition
was
voiced
by
Alder
men
Rudderham
and
Black.
Alder
man
Macdonald
thought.
If
the!
question
of
taxation
of
Improve-
I
0
menu
was
to
be
discussed,
the
city
.
0
should
have
a
representative
there.
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OFF
TO
REGINA
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nf
PnMlo
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n
AM.rwl
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Unemployment
Conference
In
0
Prairie
City
0
1
VICTORIA,
Sept.
l:-Followlng
a
5
e
cabinet
meeting
yesterday,
Hon.
R.
q1
W.
Bruhrt,
minister
of
public
works,
x
3
Iett
ir
RWflna
to
attend
a
meeting
of
western
representatives
to
CO-
struck
out
by
Chenoski
(10),
Lam-
action
with
a
view
to
preventing
bte
6;
left
on
base,
8.
O.
,Q,
(5),
flow
to
British
Coiumbja
pf
workouts
2
J
;
double
plays,
P.
.Stalker
to
lets
transients.
Harold.
Lambie
to
Smith
to
Styles;
..
,
wild
nltrh
Ijimhlo-
nnnsprt
hnll
A
MlUhe,FrleU
2);
h.U
by
pitcher.
PROTEST
AGAINST
Stephens;
time
of
game,
1:05;
i
plres,
Brooke
and
Laporte.
urn
Big
League
Scores
National
league
New
York
J-4.
Boston
2r3.
American
league
Washington
6.
New
York
5.
Boston
0,
Philadelphia
3.
Cleveland
14,
Chicago
6.
Detroit
8,
St.
Louis
3,
CHANGES
IN
TRAINS
The
cjty
coancjl,
sX
its
meeting
last
nlghl,
on
motion
of
Alderrna
McQutcheon.
decided
to
protest
to
the
railway
company
against
the
change
to
a
three
time
a
week
aej
vice
10
early
In
the
ypar
as
Nick
Sutllovlch
of
Alice
Arm
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
CataU
iii,l3
J&Ofl.lng
.aad
wJUl
tee
in
town
lor
the
next
two
or
thru
days.
liege.
I
years.
j
Stop
Signs
On
McBride
Street
i
Outlying
Parts
of
City
to
Have
Traffic
Regulations
The
city
council
last
night
adop-
j
ted
a
recommendation
of
the
board
of
works
that
stop
signs
be
Installed
on
Fourth
Avenue
at
McBride
Street,
test
night,
did
not
decide
whether
m
Avenue
at
both
side
at
to
be
represented
at
the
forthcomr
McBride
Street,
on
Eighth
Avenue.
mg
annual
meeting
of
the
Union
of
'ac
Meunae
street
and
on
B.
C.
Municipalities
at
New
West-
Ninth
Avenue,
east
side
of
MeBrlde
minster.
A
number
of
Important
Street,
matters
will
be
discussed
there
and
Alderman
Collart
dele-
thought
a
si
1
s?
n
gate
should
be
sent,
preferably
the
(jM
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SflPrPf
2
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mayor,
w
s
W
swvw"
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MONDAY'S
SCORES
English
League
First
Division
Bla:kburn
Rovers
0,
Arsenal
1.
Blackpool
2.
8heftteld
United
0.
Huddersfleld
1,
Aston
Villa
1.
Leceister
City
2,
Mlddleeboro
2.
Sheffield
Wednesday
4,
Grimsby.
Town
1.
Westham
United
3,
Chelsea
1.
En(Ush
League
Second
Division
Barnsley
3,
Oldham
Athletics
1.
Bradford
2.
Stoke
City
1.
Bury
2,
Swansea
Town
1.
Chesterfield
1.
Plymo.uth
Argyle
2.
MUlwall
6,
Bradford
City
1.
Portvale
1,
Leds
United
2.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
4,
Preston
Northend
0.
S.rottbh
league
FJrst
Division
Clyde
4,
Dundee
United
1.
1
Summary
Stolen
base,
Chenoski,
'ordinate
details
of
emergency
work
.
.
Styles;
sacrifice,
Farquhax;
base
on
in
the
four
western
provinces.
He
Aclr
(Ylnrfi
WnGctt
"
"
balls.
Chenoski
H:
Lambie
,(2):
will
pnrteovor
to
nbUln
concertAd
:OI
'VW
Shipped
1
his
Way
Mayor'
to
Take
Up
Matter
With
Vbcat
Pool
At
the
city
.council
meeting
last
night,
the
mayor
was
asked
to
take
up
with
the
Wheat.
Pool
the
question
of
the
use
of
this
port
with
a
view
to
having
the
elevator
used
to
a
greater
extent.
The
matter
was
introduced
by
Alderman
Black.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
1:
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
today
at
53
':
WEATHER
1
NOT
GOOD
Present
Year
Does
Not
Compare
Very
FavoaWy
With
J9?0
in
Matter
of
Clemency
With
the
month
of
August
a
good
deal
under
average
In
the
way
pf
clemency,
weather
In
Prince
Rupert
for
the
current
year
is
continuing
to
compare
unfavorably
with
1930.
Precipitation
for
August
this
year
totaii.-d
5
7
inches
as
against
JS2
of
an
Inch
In
the
same
month
last
year,
bringing
total
precipitation
fot
this
year
to
date
up
to
69.14
tnetuw
as
compared
with
41.44
Inches
in
the
first
eight
months
of
1930.
Sunshine
for
August
this
y.u-
a
gregated
but
63.1
hours
as
compared
with
1G0
8
hour
In
August,
1934
Sunsiilne
here,
to
far
this
yar
a
gregates
626.8
hours
as
against
1-061.44
hours
In
the
corresponding
period
of
1930.
Following
ate
details
of
the
weather
summary
for
August
as
announced
this
morning
by
R.
O.
Era?
merson,
Digby
bland.
Dominion
meteorologist:
Highest
barometer
reading
at
sea
level.
30.24
on
August
13
and
16.
Lowest
barometer
reading
at
sea
level.
29.83
on
August
10.
Minimum
temperature,
i8
pn
Aug
ust
17
and
20.
Maximum
temperature,
"0
on
August
n.
1
Min
temperature,
$7.
,
Total
rainfall.
5.7
inches.
Total
sunshine,
93.1
hours.
HibbardatTop
J
InBigSixStanding
Redman
Second
While
Eddie
Smith
Cops
Third
Place;
Comadina
Just
Nosed
Out
Final
standing
of
Big
61x
batters
ln.the
local
baseball
league
are
an-'
nounced
following
the
final
league!
game
last
night
between
Elks
and'
Son
of
Canada.
Averages
in
playoff
games
will
not
be
included,
as
some
players
will
be
certain
to
play
In
more
gamee
than
others.
As
there
were
only
three
hits
registered
in
last
night's
fixture,
Howard
Hlbbard
of
Old
Empress,
held
his
place
at
the
top
of
the
standing
with
Redman,
his
team-mate,
in
second
place,
only
two
points
behind.
Ed.
Smith.
Sons
of
Canada,
qualified
for
the
standing
by
playing
hU
eighth
game
of
the
season,
and
took
third
place.
Fred
Stephens,
Elks,
who
led
the
first
half,
holds
fourth
place
with
a
good
margin
over
Arseneau,
Old
Empress,
who
is
fifth.
BUI
Harold,
Elks,
brings
up
the
rear,
just'
one
point
ahead
of
Johnny
Coma
dlna,
Sons
pf
Canada,
who
has
also
been
in
the
standing
most
of
the
time.
It
has
been
a
peculiar
fact,
that
during
.almost
the
entire
season,
Spns
of
Canada
have
had
but
pne
man
in
the
standing,
while
their
team
average,
has
been
away
above
the
other
two
teams.
Following
is
the
standing:
Q.
AJi.
R
tj.
Pet.
Hlbbard
O.E
12
37
3
13
.351
Redman
O.E
14
43
S
15
.349
Ed.
Smith
S
8
32
10
11
.344
Stephens
E
13
42
8
14
.333
Arsenoau
O.E.
.13
48
7
15
.313
Harold
E.
'
13
45
18
14
.311
Team
Averages
8.
O.
C
16
498
117
130
.261
O.
Empress
16
482
82
118
.25
Elks
16
449
93
106
.236
ASKING
GREATER
'
SPEED
ON
WOKK
The
city
council,
at
Its
mcejUng
last
night,
decided
to
wire
the
provincial
department
of
public
works
asking
for
greater
haste
In
regard
to
ejpxpipymerit
orj
gle
projilrjcial
'highway
at
Prince
Rupert.
1
'
'
8
'
"'bn
i
,,:
The
following
Prince
Rupert
merchants
extend
to
11
visitors
a
hearty
welcome
to
the
city
and
invite
them
tp
drop
in
and
shake
REgSES
VENING
GOWNS
owmiATs
lEAL
wool
suits
Sweatees
Cor.
3rd.
Ave.&2wJ.S.t.
hands,
More
than
ever
during
fair
week
these
stores
will
be
at
the
service
of
all
who
come,
ELKS
BEAT
j
National
Discus
Champion
CANUCKS
3-1
QUALITY
DINNER
WARE
AND
FANCY
OTA
j2fPiea;
Wedge
wood
Dinner
Set
g
JJ
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23-Piece
Tea
or
Bridge
Set
QOI
OA
froin
$2.50
to
piSA.UU
mps
md
s.AUcers
65c,
75c,
85c
Third
,ye.
y.
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Royal
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