PAQE
FOUR
CUBS
PARE
!
GIANT
LEAD
Victory
Yesterday
for
Chicagesns
.paveTbeiH
Inclusive
Possession
..'
Of
Second
Place
y';
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Sent.
15:
(CP)
Chi-"
"cagb
Cubs
eked
out
a
close
victory
over
the
New
York
Giants
here
yesterday
to
cut
the
margin
of
the
league
leaders
to
five
and
a
half
games
and.
incidentally,
take
exclusive
possession
of
second
pJftce
.
ahead
of
the
idle
Pittsburg
Pirates.
In..
Uu
American
.
League,
.
ihe
Washington
Senators
had
a
cleat
victory
over
the
Detroit
Tigers
and
increared
their
league
leadership
tr
nine
full
games.
Yesterday's
Big
League
scores:
National
Leajue
i
New
York
S.
Chicago
4.
i
Philadelphia
2,
Cincinnati
1.
J
American
League
Detroit
3
Washington
4.
j
Baseball
Standings
j
NATIONAL
LBAOItK
W.
I.
New
York
a
53
.
Chicago
40
fli
Pittsburg
,..
-
TO
fli
St.
Louis
77
65
Boston
1
n
Brooklyn
56
80
Philadelphia
53
89
Cincinnati
52
87
AMERICAN
l
EAOHR
Washington
.92
47
New
York
,
81
54
Philadelphia
71
66
Cleveland
73
00
Detroit
69
71
Chicago
63
it
Boston
18
83
St
Louis
SS
83
Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy
Pet
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sn
664
343
jm
.411
.374
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jm
IS
Mi
.467
.441
411
.371
Southeast
wind;
barometer,
29.64:
-to
watch
Ditch's
boys
perform.
temperature,
56;
sea
smooth.
I
Disch
was
first
at
St
Edward's
Uni-Dsad
Tree
Point
Cloudy,
light
'
verstty
at
Austin
as
football,
track.
ftxihte&st
wind;
barometer,
29.62;
basketball
and
baseball
coach,
his
''temperature,
57r
light
chort
-
1
baseball
teams
being
the
most
suc-Triple
Island
Clout))-,
rnpderatc
LcesftfuL
In
19LJ
be
moved
to
the
westerly
wind;
moderate
sea.
larger
Unrverstty
of
Texas
cdmpas.
Langsra
Island
Overcast,
calm;
also
to
Austin.
In
38
years
his
sea
moderate.
Terrace
Rain,
calm,
54.
Alyansh
Heavy
rain,
calm,
51.
A
nyox
Raining,
calm,
52.
Stewart
Raining,
calm,
50.
Haaelton
Raining,
calm.
49.
SmlthersOJosKly,
ealsn.
45.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
calm,
46.
C.
N.
R.
Trains
For
the
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Saturdays
7:30
pm.
From
the
East
Sundays,
Tuesdays
and
Thursdays
8
p.m.
Insist
an
"fa
RANTS
BEST
HROCURADLt"
The
Orifilnat
For
Salt-i
Vrndors
or
tlirn
t
frui-i
"Hail
Order
let."
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Vancouver
BEST
PROCURABLE'
PURE
SCOTCH
WHISKY
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
'
BottUd
u4
iuiuM
by
William
Gram
a
Sum
liaUxl
GHWkIi
o4
liilmtM-f.lmlivH
,MjUrTw.
UuS.
lvi
S
OlMftv,
Srgtlwi.
Tins
advertiM-mmi
is
nut
pullihed
or
liil;iyl
by
the
Liquor
Control
Rouid
or
the
tkiverntnem
of
fcmi-
n
Columhia.
End
Pain.
Swelling
k
Bleeding
of
PILES
(HEMORRHOIDS)
With
Znm-Btik
Horbal
Ointment.
They
Pitched
Giants
To
Pennant
The
four
outstanding
member
of
the
New
York
Giants'
pitching
staff
whose
brilliant
hurling
as
been
one
of
the
highlights
of
the
National
League
campaign.
They
are.
left
to
right
HubbeO.
ftta-
simmons
Schumacher
and
Par
melee.
FIGURES
IN
SPORT
WILLIAM
J.
DISCH,
BASEBALL
COACH
WUliam
J.
"Uncle
BiUy
Disch
is
generally
credited
with
having
developed
more
major
league
base
ball
players
than
any
other
college
I
coach.
Starting
his
tutelage
of
cam-!
pus
teams
In
1901.
he
sent
so
many
j
players
into
organised
baseball
that
teams
won
nineteen
inter-collegiate
I
j
championships.
From
St.
Edward's
Disch
sent
to
i
the
major
Bill
Killlfer.
one
of
the
greatest
catchers
in
the
history
of
the
game;
Jtck
Kletnnow
of
the
i
New
York
Americans
Jack
Warhor.
famous
pitcher
of
the
Yankees;
Jlrr
,
Buch&pan
to
the
St.
Louis
Cards,
t
and
his
brother,
Oeorge
Disch
to
the
1
Detroit
Tigers.
University
of
Texas
players
who
went
to
the
majors
during
Disch':
regime
included
Mike
Missey.
Cleveland:
Howard
Fitseerald.
Chicago
Cuo
a.id
Boston
Ud
Box
Hlb
Satk.
Cnteaeo
White
Sox
and
Cleveland:
Tlnk
Revere
St.
Lout?
Cards.
Horace
Kibble.
Boston
Braves:
Heinle
Odon,
New
York
Yankees;
Tommy
Hughe,
Deuoit:
Bob
Cair.
haps
to
refer
to
ssiected
stock
for
a
magnificent
garden.
In
this
respect
the
exhibition
authorities
seem
to
have-
buitded
better
than
they
knew.
0
j
"Mrs.
Corsan
richly
deserved
to
win.
8he
Knocked
at
the
gates
seven)
umea
begpre
achieving
her
ans
bliinn.
Her
-Victory
will
brinx
Si
thrill
to
many
a
beginner,
espee-J
tally
among
the
youngsters
in
TVf-
routo.
She
has
acted
as
A
inStruc-;
tor.
and
a
large
number
of
pupik
hr.vr
passed
through
her
hands..
They
will
be
delighted
to
learn
that
she
Ls
now
champion
woman
swimmer
of
the
world,
and
to
their
con-,
gratulations
we
add
our
own."
!
A
student
of
the
Ontario
College
of
Arts,
who
was
there
when
Mrs.
Tower
Corsan
acted
as
model
,
could
certificate
her
as
"hardy"
lexflsUntjr.
"I
can
see
her
now
on
the
Eldest
Vlme?
day
with
eoaf
id?
open:
she
never
wears
a
hat."
The
champion
swimmer
hopes
now
tp
take
up
sculpture
as
her
life
work.
In
this
she
has
been
keenly
lnter-;
esU'd
from
old
Denver
days.
!
The
population
of
England
foivl
Wales
Is
declining.
1
For
Your
Health
Chiropractic
Ultra
Violet
Kays
lutrS
Itrd
Kays
Maisare
All
at
Reasonable
Prices
W.
C.
ASI'INALL
D.C.
(Chiropractor)
flreeo
ttl
thsnes
..QrejjjJIJ
Exchanfe
Hlock
t
DATES
FOR
BIG
SERIES
j
Annual
Itaseball
Classic
to
Open
in
I
'National
Lcatue
City
on
Ort.
3.
It
Is
Decided
Cards:
Meredith
Hopkins,
Yankees;
!
Howard
William
.on.
Cards,
and'
ClllCAOO.
Sept.
16:
CPi-The
Prank
Higglns,
Philadelphia
Ath-'
World
Series
will
open
on
Tuesday,
ietics.
,
October
3.
In
the
city
winning
the
Discb
was
born
in
Missouri
in
1874
1
National,
League
pennant.
It
was
and
learned
baseball
in
school
at
decided
yesterday
at
a
meeting
several
Big
League
scouts
made
an-
Milwaukee.
He
performed
in
a
dozen
1
presided
over
by
Judge
Keneaav
Dr
Andrew
Henderson
of
PoweU
River.
Orand
Master
of
the
Masonic
Lodge
of
British
Columbia,
who
has
ben
on
a
trip
north
:
vigorous
pairs
to
dedicate
a
new
Masonic
Temple
:
should
make!
We
hardly
know
how
at
Dawson
and
to
pay
official
visits
to
phrase
a
comparison,
except
per-
lodges
at
AUln
and
other
pot
u
i
in
the
north,
is
a
pawnger
aboard
the
Prlnresa
Louise
this
afternoon
returning
south.
ZIG-ZAG
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
IndotlioS
Ckmm
7al
New
FLAT
Rook
100
Leaves
5
c
each
AUTO.MATI0UE
ROOK
Sr
each
.
.
.1
for
Ik
Imitators
YES
.
.
.
Rivals
HO
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operatlnc
three
Dry
Dorks
1
Total
capacity
20,00
Udi
Nhfpbiillders
and
Ship
Repairers
for
Hteel
and
Venae!,
Iron
snd
Rrass
Castlni
flertrle
and
Acetylene
Welding
10-ton
Derrick
for
Heavy
Lifk
M
f.ni
fl
fs
n
4
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I
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tn
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M
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c
b
l
otna
Kepslred
and
uverbauus
IMUNCE
GEORGE
IS
STIRRED
TontinUGM
from
oweon)
Ipf
WgrtwTy
have
been
consirueica
;
PwWcif
-will
greatly
t
leJUtale
the
ex.
animation
of
the
am.-
This
piece
,
or
highway
represents
ail
that
was
Aixu.iipltshed
in
an
ambitious
product
to
give
assess
to
Fort
Neuon
turn
fort
St.
John,
Accompanying
Colonel
Ryan
on
his
trip
of
inspection
are
J.
8.
Archibald
and
hit
son
Ivan
of
Montreal
John
Boyd,
a
Vancouver
contractor:
Allan
Gentles
of
Vancouver
who
is
connected
with
the
Dominion
dridge
Company;
MorJey
Shires
of
Vancouver,
representing
ihf
anudtan
fisptosivas,
and
Fred
;li:iltli.
secretary
to
Colonel
Ryan.
The
party
pulled
out
for
Summit
Luke
in
thi-
P.
G.
B
stage
at
10
o'clock
Wednesday
morning,
accom-wmed
by
E
H.
Burden
who
wiil
be;
.n
charge
'jI
traimport
from
the
lake
to
IVac
River
Canyo:;.
After
KMidini
ome
ten
days
in
Un-
a
irth
;h
'
jnrty
wtli
return
to
Van-ujtivt-i
by
way
of
Edmonton,
Cup
and
Saucer
Shower
Held
For
Miss
Molly
Cross
The
home
of
Mrs.
F.
W
Allen.
Third
Avenue,
was
the
scene
yesterday
afternoon
of
a
delightful
cup
,
and
saucer
shower
in
honor
of
Miss
Mctly
Cross,
whose
Impending
mar-'
rtagt
will
be
an
event
of
claJ
In-1
terest
here.
There
were
about
thirty
j
guests
and
there
were
many
beau-
j
rtful
gifts.
The
rooms
were
beautifully
de-J
-so
rated
with
gladioli
and
sweet
peas
in
predominating
shades
of
nink
and
white.
Placed
in
a
dohttliy
decorated
bridal
basket,
the
Rifts
were
drawn
into
the
room
on
a
tea
wagon
by
Miss
Hons
Vkkees
and
light
nual
pilgrimages
to
Austin.
Texas,
i
or
more
minor
leagues
as
player
or
'Mountain
Landls,
Commissioner
of
rorentd
to
the
bride-eleet.
manager
or
both
before
confining
'organised
baseball.
his
activities
exclusively
to
college
1
If
the
New
York
Oiants
and
diamonds.
SPORT
CHAT
"Women's
professional
long-dis-tane
swims
at
the
exhibition
have
Tiad
a
result
which
could
not
have
been
foreseen
when
they
were
instituted,"
says
the
Toronto
Mail
snd
Empire.
''Three
of
the
winners
have
been
married
to
Toronto
men
equally
athletic,
and
have
settled
down
happily
here.
It
Is
reasonable
to
ex-pest
that
in
the
course
of
time
they
wM
add
to
the
population
of
the
etty.
One,
indeed,
has
made
a
start
It)
that
direction.
What
a
valuable
contribution
these
Washington
Senators
win
the
National
and
American
League
pen-
i&infDct
ten
w,
qw
urat
two
games
wJU
be
pbyetf
October
3
and
4
In
New
York
with
the
next
three
at
Washington
on
October
5.
6
snd
7.
If
more
than
five
games
are
ne-cesasry
to
decide
the
best
four
out
of
seven
Issue,
the
sixth
snd
seventh
will
be
played
at
New
York
the
following
Sunday
and
Mjxvaay.
All
game
will
Mart
at
1:30
pjn.
Eastern
Standard
Time
1
10:36
ajn.
Pacific
Standard
Timet.
from
Fort
St
John
some
forty
miles
j
Mrs
O.
A.
Rix
and
Mrs.
C.
E.
Cul.
ktn
poured.
Servtteurs
were
Miss
Wllla
Dver.
Mies
Ftownee
Smith.
Mi
Frances
Cross
and
Mist
Margaret
Maguire.
MUs
AUee
PUIebury
eut
the
ices.
The
sversge
game
in
the
Amerl-rn
Lesmtc
consumes
about
30
bate
-balls
The
umnire
is
gtven
48
to
start
-vith
and
must
make
sn
accounting
in
writing,
after
each
game
THAT
DEPRESSED
FEELING
.
IS
LARGELY
LIVER
Wale
up
your
Livrr
Bile
Mhout
Calomel
Sf
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Enjoy
the
lull
season
with
your
set
tuned
to
maximum
efficiency.
We
can
Insure
you
of
this
by
having
your
set
gone
over
now,
and
adjusted
to
first'
class
condition,
as
inefficient
operation
is
a
poor
investment.
Battery
sets
mod,
erniiea
with
the
new
economical
two
volt
tubes.
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Radio
Service
MS.
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jat
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pleasan
appetiser,
an
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you
guest
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