PAGE
FOUft,
FRANK
NEEL
Helen
Meay
BaIfe
TOOK
COUNT
Former
Local
Boy
Knocked
Out
in
Second
Hound
of
Tacoraa
Fight
With
Harry
Ketchell
Frankie
Neel,
formerly
of
this
city,
was
knocked
out
by
Harry
Ketchell,
Tacoma
featherweight,
in
the
second
round
of
a
scheduled
six-round
bout
in
Tacoma
on
Thursday
night
of
last
week.
The
Neel-Ketchell
bout
was
the
semi-windup
to
a
main
event
in
j
which
George
Rickard
of
Tacoma
and
Frank
Sawyer
of
Vancouver,
heavyweights,
battled
to
a
six-round
draw.
POUCE
COUPE
CURLING
CLUB
Winter
Sports
Body
is
Organized
in
Peace
River
Block
Town
POUCE
COUPE,
Nov.
2:
The
Pouce
Coupe
Curling
Club
has
been
organized
and
an
active
season
is
expected
this
winter.
Officers
are
as
follows:
Honorary
President,
Judge
H.
E.
A.
Robertson.
Patron,
T.
F.
Haskins.
President,
G.
A.
Becker.
Vice-President,
P.
C.
MeWha.
Secretary,
Pat
O'Ferrell.
SPORT
CHAT
Disney.
Well,
president
of
the
Cincinnati
Reds,
denies
reports
that
a
deal
has
been
virtually
completed
which
would
bring
Outfielder
Hack
Wilson
and
Pitcher
Malone
of
the
Cubs
to
the
Reds
in
.exchange
for
Pitcher
jle&
Lucai;
and
butfleldw
Estel
Crabtree.
Both
Wilson
and
Malone
are
said
to
be
in
bad
standing
with
the
Cub
management,
and
President
Well
says
he
would
like
to
have
either
or
both
of
them.
He
does
not
wish
to
part
with
Lucas,
however.
Misfortune
strode
in
the
Yale
Bowl
a
week
ago
Saturday
before
a
howling,
cheering
crowd
'of
70,000
!
and
left
behind
at
the
pDint
of
death!
Richard
B.
Sheridan,
21,
of
Augusta,
I
Ga.,
regular
right
end
on
the
Army
j
team,
as
a
tragic
note
to
the
Yale-
Army
football
game.
The
cadet
suffered
a
broken
nock
early
in
the
fourth
period
and
physicians
at
New
Haven
Hospital
marshalled
all
their
skill
and
knowledge
but
were
unable
to
save
his
life.
Mrs.
Helen
Wills
Moody,
who
recently
won
the
women's
Ame;
lean
tennis
championship
for
tti"
seventh
time,
still
has
to
win
the
title
once
more
before
she
car
equal
the
great
record
of
eigne
championships
set
by
Mrs.
Molla
Mallory.
fctarcury
UnVlerwear
wilt
be
appreciated
by
all
men
who
have
n
lnitinct
for
qualify.
It
cottt
a
few
centi
mora
per
garment,
but
when
you
ie
it,
fe1
it
and
wear
it,
you'll
tay
Mercury's
well
worth
tht
difference.
MERCURY-
MILLS
LIMITED
HAMILTON
rr
i
ii
"
Tn
i
There
is
no
use
saying
anything
but
Helen
Meany
Ba'.fe.
before
her
marriage
was
United
States'
dlvtng
chimp'.jn
and
now
sht
is
contented
at
White
Sulphur
Springs,
W.
Va.,
with
a
bow
and
arrow
CRIBEAGE
SCHEDULE
November
2
Seal
Cove
vs.
Eagles.
Swift's
vs.
Musketeers.
Elks
vs.
Grotto.
,
i
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
I.
o!
O.F.
!
Knignts
of
coiumbus
vs.
Moose,
Whist
Schedule
November
S
Grotto
vs.
Musketeers.
Moore
vs.
Sons
of
Norway.
I.O.O.F.
vs
Seal
Cove.
Totem
Park
va.
O.
Empress
Hotel.
Legion
vs.
Flah
Packers.
Organised
professional
baseball
will
be
played
in
Japan
beginning!
next
year,
with
Herbert
Hunter,
'nimer
big
league
player
and
America's
"baseball
ambassador
4o
the
Orient."
as
Its
commissioner.
The
Japanese
sportsmen
have
already
raised
$500,000
to
finance
a
league,
whh
h
will
have
e,lght
j
clubs
Ik-.
tic
strs
Monday
November
j
Kitwanga
Native
Nine
Winner
of
Late
Ball
Game
HAZ
ELTON,
Nov.
2:
A
late
season
baseball
game
was
played
between
Kitwanga
ahd
Boulder
Creek
native
teams,
the
former
winning
by
a
score
of
16
to
5.
JUNIOR
FOOTBALL
POSTPONED
Unfavorable
weather
on
Saturday
afternoon
caused
the
postponement
of
the
Junior
League
football
fixture
between
Booth
Memorial
School
and
King
Edward
High
School.
ENJOYABLE
Anniversary
of
Moosehe
art
Found-
i
ing
Observed
By
Local
Moose
Laigt
Last
Night
Why
you
nee
jglcn
followed
after"
which
Bert
J
Cameron
played
a
violin
eolo
with
1
WrK.
Black
again
apcompanyin"
After
Mrs,
Charles
Edwards
had
liven
an
address
on
behalf
of
the
Ladles
of
the
Mooseheart
Legion,
the
Varden
Singers,
under
the
direc
tion
of
Peter
Lien,
sang
choruses.
Mike
Cplussi
and
Prlmo
Vaccher
I
rendered
accordion
and
violin
duets
In
spite
pf
the
unnvorable
wea-Jand
the
Moose
Legion
band
played
ther,
the
Moose
Hall
was
crowded
.3
see
01
wiecxions
chmiku
last
night
tor
the
concert
which
was.
"Arouna
ine
worm.
u.
m.
aimpson
staged
iivcelebration
of
the
annl-
ge
an
address
on
oenau
oi
me
The
Mooseheart
Alumni
Association
and
versary
of
Mooseheart
Day.
program
featured
selections
by
the!
Robert
Reld
and
Emll
Hudema
the
recently
organized
Moose
Legion
'
playecfa
cornet
duet
with
Mrs.
Black
Band,
conducted
by
Robert
Green-
i
accompanying.
The
Moose
Legion
field,
and
all
items
were
greatly
en-
'played
the
rousing
march
"Com-
also
few
Deiorc
lue
o"1"1
Ui
"
There
Joyed.
were
a
Spee-;manaer
rhac
onnTnnriau
tn
tho
rwocinn
I
National
Anthem
brought
the
pro-
The
program"
opened
with'
the
ceedings
to
a
close.
staging
fjf
"O
Canada"
after
which'
A
voluntary
collection
was
taicen
the
Moose
Legion
Band
played
the
'
m
a!d
ot
the
nri
ahd
dependent
march
"Fhllo
Senate."
W.
B.
McCal-'
Canad,an
children
at
Mooseheart.
1
ium,
dictator,
who
presided,
then
.
.
I
gave
an
opening
address
and
performed
the
9
o'clock
ceremony.
Violin
pupils
of
Miss
Nellie
Lawrence
played
a
selection
entitled
"Love's
Greeting,"
with
Mrs
J.
S.
Black
accompanying.
An
address
by
Fred
Scadden
on
behalf
of
the
Moose
Le-
No
fewer,
than
31
appllsatiors
'or
licenses
to
operate
horse
and
dog
tracks
are
before
the
newly-'ormed
raring
Commission
of
Florida.
Qf
these.
20
are
for
horse
taces
and
31
Tor
dog
tracks.
Extinction
of
Rats
Is
League
Problem
...
-
1
I
t.,-4t
IlifliCVa
r.XM-ris
r-lisiigru
in
niraii-
gallon
United
Stales
Method
Has
Been
Studied
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
2:
Improved
methods
of
slaying
rats
has
engaged
the
attention
of
League
,
of
Nations
experts.
Success,
of
tiie
United
States
in
barring
,
from
Ifij
shores
the
rodent
which
carries
the
deadly
bubonic
plague
has
been
studied
first-hand
by
an
international
committee
of
doctors
appointed
by
the
league.
The
committee
consisting
of
em-
I
l
1
1
I
l.
..tiu
I
liiitiik
ijuuruiiuiie
nu
iteuiui
j
niters
from
France,
Germany,
Holland,
Spain,
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States
Just
concluded
a
10-day
study
of
United
States
methods
of
fumigating
ships,
with
particular
reference
to
methods
which
have
kept
bubonic
plague
out
of
the
United
States
entirely
during
the
past
12
years.
The
hydro-cyanic
gas
methods
of
destroying
rats
in
vessels
arriving
w
Volat
ci
por
E
W
yf'HEN
your
engine
is
hot
starting
'
is
easy
because
the
engine
heat
helps
to
vaporize
the
gasoline
in
the
carburetor.
When
your
engine
is
cold,
but
the
but-side
temperature
mildly
warm,
the
same
condition
applies
the;
outside
temperature
helps
to
vaporize
the
gasoline
in
the
carburetor.
But
when
the
outside
temperature
is
below
Co
.and
your
engine
is
cold,
there
ingredient
in
WINTER
UNION
GASO-
UNE-that
starts
COI.D
MOTORS
instantly
on
the
raw,
damp
mornings
of
the
Coast,
or
in
sub-zero
temperatures.
No
Fading
New
Volatile
Vapor
is
self-contained
in
WINTER
UNION
until
released
at
the
carburet
or
Jet.
Thus
it
prevents
"fading"
"vaporilpck",
"bucking"
or
"'boiling
in
the
carburetor"
a
common
fault,
of
ordinary
"winter
gasolines".
here
engaged
the
attf.,,,
,on
f.
v,V(Mt
AUCILS
IJIll'T
I'll
..tat
wi.
vmjiicua,
assistant
general
in
-charge
of
u,
,.t
"
an.JUC
anu
immigration
for
tv.
4
Q
T.,Klt
TT
1,1.
.
K
j
C
N,
TRAIN
For
the
East
,
Sundays,
Tuesday
and
n,
uajrs,"OiU
p.m.
Mondays,
Wednesday
and
sat
aays,
ii:ou
ajn.
f
SCALE
OF
CHARGES
The
following
Is
the
ic,
of
charges
mide
for
readin,
notices:
Marriage
and
Engagemer
announcements
12.
Birth
Notices
50c
Funeral
Notires
JJ
Cards
of
Thanks,
ti
Funeral
Flowers
10c
name.
obtainable
only
in
Winter
Union
Gasoline
No
Lost
of
Mileage
Dynamometer
and
service
test9
show
that
Volatile
Vapor
in
Winter
Union
Gasoline
shows
no
last
of
mileage.
Whatever
mileage
you
have
been
getting
with
Summer
Gasoline
will
be
delivered'
to
you
in
WINTER
UNION,
but
with
an
added
punch.
No
Extra
Cost
r
Scientific
refining
of
WINTER
UNION
with
its
New
Volatile
Vapor
qoes
increase
the
cost
of
manufacture.
is
nothine
to
heln
vaporize
the
gasoline.
-Hut
UNION
gives
vou
this
extra
winter
That's
why
Western
Canadian
motorists
quality
at
no
increase
in
price.
neeq
New
rotattie
raporinc
scientinc
You
deserve
the
best.
Ge't
gasoline
that
adds
new
power
to
quicker
starting.
Stop
at
the
Hlue
and
White
Pumps
of
the
Union
Oil
Company
of
Canada
Limited
all
winter.
Made
In
Canadal
Canadian
men
and
women'
are
employed
by
the
Union
Oil
Company
of
Canada
Limited,
which
has
a
large
investment
in
Western
Canada,
buys
Canadian
materials
and
thus
contributes
to
theprosperityofyonrown
community.
UNION
OIL
COMPANY
OF
CANADA
LIMITED
.
IN
B.C.
w0
j.M
Winter
Union
Gaso
Bine