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Tuesday;
Se.
6.1
31ft
9.00
1.40
M
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2$
Iow
that
tlffi
ejetlbn
,are
yeHy
unur
,yay
drjd
pojl-tical
speakers
will
be
.spouting
not
air
at
the
rate
of
about
a
mifea
minute
we
can
expect
sonife
odd
statements.
Major
Dicft
Iiui'tle,
Toiler
imembfir
for
AlbeJ-nUs
credited
with
spying
that
the
methods
employed
in
the
fisheries
drove
the
herring
and
pilchaTUs
TFohi
their
natural
haunts
b,u,t
since
the
C.
C.
F.
had
come
Ihto
existence
the
fisli
Trail
beSh
seen
returning.
ASSELSTINE
SEES
GOLD
W.
J.
Asselstine,
candidate
for
Atlin
riding,
was
present
recejjfcb.at
a
clean-up
on
Pine
Creek
in
the
Atlin
district
He
say
;B22
ounces
of
golcl
taken
from
the
dirt
at
that
S
joint
an$
divided
between
five
miners
as
a
result
of
thirty
ays'
operations..
That
should,
have
been
a
good
time
to
take
up
a
collection
for
the
purpose
of
helping
to
pay
election
expenses.
'
PRITckARD1
AS
LEADER
W.
A.
PritcKard
is
the
provincial
Jeader
of
the
C.
C.
F.
He
hfts
ahovn
himself
to
be
interested
in
federal
as
well
j
as
provincial
politics.
He
is
a
prettv
good
talker.
He
speaks
of
Premier
Bennett
as
"The
Lord
Almighty.
of
Blast"
'He
was
reeve
of
Burnaby
wheii
that
mUnicipaiitj'
went
into
thi,hS
if
itsceditors,
hut
that
must
.not
be.held
apainst
ffm
bfaujse
dlher
goo'd
men
haVe
bjee
siOa'rly
placed,
aihly
he
may
be
as
good
a
man
as
couftl
Be
found
in
a
party
that
is
not"
cluttered
up
with
leaders
or
prospective
leaders.
A
number
of
complaints
have
been
received
of
people
stealing
and.
in
sortie
cHies,
desti-oyirtg
flowers
in
Borden
Street
gdrdehs.
Ih
rnbs,
S&ses
the
flowers
could
be
of
little
value
to
the
person,?
taking
them
but
when
taken,
the
whole
symmetry
of
the
garden
is
spoiled.
It
is
a
senseless
thing
to
(16.
The
perron
stealing
or
destroying
flowers
is
as
low
as
a
chicken-thief.
r.
For
Lasting
Protection
.
BAPC0
PURE
PAINT
and
SKINGOLEEN
(For
Shingles
ani
Itoutli
Lumber)
Ouaranteed
Products
made
In
tt.C.
to
withstand
B.C.
climatic
conditions
Thdjiipspn
Hardware
Co.
Ltd.
Are
You
Troubled
With
"Flats"
thfese
wdrih
das
Ilopltiee
tile
old
patched
tubes
to
overcome
this
trbiible.
Gutta
Percha
Tires
are
jgood
Tires
Prices
are
right
&
E.
Parkfer
Lltii
-"
v
Ford
Dealers
.
.
m
wtow
miii
ad
erri.'huSt
iff
HAVE
NEAR
Pennant
CINCH
Now
Battles
'
-Ad
near
to
be
"Nearly
Oyer
In
iS'atlopal
and
American
JLeagues
BOSTON.
Sept.
5:
iCPWith
day.
th
Cleveland
Indians
scored
'
TIIE
DAILY-NEWS
Tuesday.
September
a
i
n
SCmrastyakawrsr-mssrrs
j
i
n
hi
fteWs
and
Vfetvs
if
Sport
,
M
1
1
HI
M
I
'"I
trades
and
Labor
Council,
ttai
Ah'dffiHr
SucteSsfitiUborPay
Celebration;
Sports
Program
Again
tl)fe
Trades
and
Labor
council
tlrew
a
lucky
Olrls.
8
and
under
Normal
Seherk.
Norma
Currle
Boys.
8
and
under
Eric
Orme,
Billy
Hunter.
O
Iris.
10
and
under
Ella
Dahl.
Browns
to
consolidate
their
hold
on
Norma
Currle.
third
pWee.
The
first
was
a
lo-ln-Boys.
I0nd
under-
David
llous-nlng
cojbtott.
j
Walter
BW.
,
rr,
oatnntnir
nlMaUni
tnriianc
.
Olrls.
12
and
11
niler
-Alarion
Rr.
wai
uiu.u
w..
.iw.ni
.
am
V
'
made
19
hits
Including
two
homers
I
fckson.
Oeneelere
Waug)).
4.
Philadelphia
Athletics
won
theiwn.
cnarue
ormuton
first
game
of
a
double-header
from
.
.
...
-
-r
WashinctoQ.
Senators
but
toat.
the
gfassgessBSBBsssagesKSKa
nightcap
.
.despite
Jimmy
Foxx's
thirty
-
eighth
and
thirty
-
ninth
homers
of
the
season.
Boston
outhit
New
York
Yankees
nine
to
four
but
lost
the
game
2
to
1.
Week-end
scores
were
as
follows
SAijunnAY
GAMES
National
League
New
York
5,
Boston
I-.
,
PMlladeiphla
a.
JJipoRlyn
0.
Chicago
6.
Cincinnati
0.
American
League
Boston
i,
New
York!
Washington
38.
Philadelphia
7-4.
Cleveland
12.
Chisago
4.
Detroit
1.
St.
Louie
7
K'allon'al
Lea'sue
Pittsburg
3.
CihcirijTaU
9,
St.
Louis
3,
Chkaf9
i.
New
York
4-4,
Boston
3-4
(second
called
ln
ejghjj)
,
v
American
League
Cleveland
4.
Chleago
3.
Boston
2.
Washlngtoh
1
Detroit
1-5.
St.
LoUls
2-i.
1.
MONDAY
GAMES
American
League
Cleveland
3-2.
St.
Lodis
2i0.
Detroit
86,
Chicago
04.
Other
game
rained
out.
National
League
St.
LouW
4-2.
Chicago
65.
Pittsburg
l.
Cincinnati
0.
Other
games
rained
out.
ooccer
MONDAY
SCOHES
:
EMltis'll
LEAdtlE
j
First
DlvUIan
Astin
Villa
1.
Sheffield
0.
Shelftefd
United
2.
Lefeesler
Clly
Stoke
,Clty
4,,Liverppdl.L
Wdiverhamptbn
i.ifoUdriham
0.
ELKS
WIN
i?(ifrBALL
GAME
In,
the
Softball
game
which
was
played
as
a
feature
of
the
Ubpr
pay
celebration
program
yesterday
afternoon,
the
Elks,
champions
of
the
Cltv
Leasue.
defeated
an
all-
I!
dssn
1
mmmmmmmmmmmm
OGDEN
tr
team
j-epresenUng
the
rtst
of
C
U
T
nic
iouue
py
a
score
ui
i
wv
cj-
ctin
ior
an
eignm
inning
oiow-up
oh
die
part
of
the
All
Stars.
It
was
a
wejl-cohtested
game.
,
jfy.tap
bakery
cohUlecl
jrt
Bill
Slont
anti
MlltP
Hii'rilnlrh
nnrl
M
the
Xil
hilars.
Jack
Lindsay"
afTd
'Dave
Oeddei
Ytl.
Sli
Ogderi't
it
cognized
far
and
vvldi
the
Lett
"guard"
you
nave
to
hever-ending
enoy-rrient
from
your
pipe
ana
the
best
friend
any
plpt
ever
had.
It's
only
righi
that
this
ihould
be
for
bg'dVh's
Cut
Plug
It
made
to
give
pipe
tmolcers
all
they
aik
for
in
larlifac
Hon,
mellow
fragrance
arid
cool
enjoyment.
P
L
U
b
lyqu
"roll
your
own",
jtu
Ogtfen'ajme
cut
eigareUe
tobacco
jend
Cliantecler
cigartUe
jMfxri
:iit.
Jean
Slinberj
Boys.
14
and
under
-Harry
Monk
.ey,
mm
Currle.
Qitls,
10
and
under
Jean
Bun
oerg,
June
Gomes
,
Boys.
,
g
and
under
Bob
Shrub
1040
raras
pe-f-jJiili
Edgeumbe
dance
last
night
la
the
Moose
IUIL
'
Sttoindflhl.
Aileker
X
Mrs
c
feJlewC
"JJWJ.
.,
to
defeat
Chicago
Vhlte
Sox
li.toj
Boys.
12
and
under-j)ave
Hous-
ijllhv.br
Bei.'
mni.Uytne.
jmfiu
atn
ana
turn
hI(IU
For
the
races
Staff
Seraeant
Alex
'
Baytfi
100
yartl
dash
Prank
McNeill
was
starter
with
Ex
-Mayor
Deny,
BJb
Shrubsall,
C.
H.
Orme
and
Sergeant
V-.
J.
i
Sack
-rate,
iflg
itid
boys
Prank
ueiTKK
juoges
mm.
James
rw-
uerry,.Jean
punberg.
header
on
Sunday
after
a
14
-In-
man
was
Umekteper
E
W.
Tuc-
potato
race,
girls
ahd
buys
Bob
ning
battle
while
the
nightcap
was
ker
was
announcer
and
T
B.
Black
shrnbeaH,
UarrV
Mwtkl'
tied.
j
was
cashier.
The,
Pittsburg
pirates
scored
one
Winners
of
Kates
run
to
blank
the
Cincinnati
Reds
Besullie
were
tie
follows:
at
Cincinnati
yesterday
and.
are
'
CUrki,
x
under
1.
Molly
still
in,
second
place.
The
Chicago
I
Frew;
2.
Marie
BofHer
Cubs
win
both
ends
of
a
double-1
Boys,
six
and
under
Bob
Pierce.
header
from
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
;
Jack
Joy
to
advance
into
third
place
American
League
In
the
American
League
jester
Boys-
kjh
Jump
Tefihny
Byrne,
Frank
.Derxy
22o
Yars,
1C
uajk
unlter-Prank
j
Derry.
Jimmy
Irvine.
A
,.
Bow
hp.
atffi
and
Prank.,
befrjt,
S.
bom&iato.
Bow'
(brod
)ump-p.
8fib
YnfriA
nhnPiill
!tony..Bastek
lien's.
EdgcumrSe,
Men's
ettitte,:
Bfllsrid
i
ump
Byrne,
mbe.
p
Phil
Lpr1ll
Edg-
riine
borne..
vaifl
diK
(nii
220
Yards
open
Phil
I
Ton
Buesanlah.
I)sy
rried
Y.
Smith.
fi
In
t3dgc
umbe.
were
as
Plnanee
Committee
8.
D
Mac-doaa.
(chairman).
W.
M.
Brown
P.
Detor.
.
(.'
s
t
Sports
'criurth-Tl.
Campbell
i
chairman
i.
)as.
Bteck.
B.
Dalgar-,
no,
J,
S
VMsatv,
BL
Jpot-t
infer-
E
P.
Saunders.
D.
C
Sehu-'
bert
'
P-ogram
Coin'mHtee
W.
M.
brown
ichalrmant
3.
j.
blllls.
P.,
W.
flmVloceht.
J.
8
Black,
t.l
B.
jlUrihall.
,
Oriwhds
6pmlttftpj.
J.
Ojllls
ichalimant.
QeoQKlde.
.W,
Wtl-
son.,,'?,
i.
McCormrck.
,
Bohd.
J.
Dange
UTOmUtee-rjB,,
baigamo
ichairmajo
F.
w
stamp-Vincent,
tl.
O.
Kennedy
AILW411!
Bote
wins.
GAME
The
Junior
football
game
at
he
Labor.
Dajr
sports
rcHUltd
r)
a
win
for
Borden
Street
School
over
Boqlh
,
Memorial
School
by
two
goals
to
one.
Play
.
was
e.yen
utii.jiule
saved
mledldly
dronr
OampbeU
who
a
moment
la
ter
hit.
the
untjer)de
of
the
crowbar.
Morgan
did
well
to
clear
)frqny.Co!assl
whe
Ue
latter
haf
n
hncn,oal
flp
tnipbelj
blocked
a
clearance
and
scored
tor
ttyrUe.n.
..,,
Copshad
i
grahd
chance
In
ihe
second
Halt
but
shot
over.
den
m$j?
Alt
mtchp(Ju.t
missed
for
Booth,
Lindsay
crossed
a
centre
thai
lust
went
behind
In1
jie
last
minute
Cameron
scored
for'
4
1.
"i
V
i.V,
IV
JT't"'
,ndssy,
lor
won;
nayii
Ft
ii
.
r
h;ubsflll,
urn
irmston.
irvjic
li.
,p:Hiii;
Cam1
impb
bell,
brelli;
Piifitipti,
Camefbn.
ColiiSl.
ruunru.MeMeekui,...
wert
.MP..
tsmzaxMiMKM.tmum.mm
Spm
Letter
BM
dule.
New
York
Giants
and
Wash-iing
wiui
mt
warm
aim
wuuuiiu
ihctoiw.
xiiv
luauii.
nuo
Ul
D
lnarU
DV
.
lngton
Serktprs.
appear
to,(haye
Jhat
tli$re
WlfS'S
gOOd
Crowd
OJ)
jjlld
1
thACJtapolia,14IU
jfa..
tnsure
Tjjk
hV
built
up.rnargins
off
supremacy
fr
grounds
for
ftie
sports
program
t
"
tided
o
give
m
boy
tti
the
tfaUoniQ
and
American
Leagilfts
'Which
occupied
the
entire
after
respectitely
which
should
assure
'Moon
and
Included
a
fill!
card
of
them
of
the
bennants
and
the
right
vhtMvra's
and
adults
races
as
well
to
meet
In
the
World
Series.
The
Giants'
lead
now
stands
at
seven
and
a
half
games
while
that
of
the
Senators
is
eight
and
a
half
games.
As
a
result
of
week-end
play,
the
Boston
Braves,
who
were
In
second
place
In
the
National
League
a
few
days
ago,
have
how
slumped
back
to
fourth
place.
The
Braves
were
beaten
both
4n
Saturday
and
Sunday
by
the
New
York
Oiants
In
their
.
"crucial"
series.
The
Oiants
took
the
first
game
of
a
double
as
exhibition
softbo.ll
and
Junior
League
football
garner
Competition
was
keen
in
the
various
races
and
field
sports
and
much
interest
was
-lsplayed
by
the
crowd
in
the
var
ious
events.
The
day's
program
Q
iris.
H
and
under
June
came
to
a
fitting
conclusion
with
nil
seconds
ifiUi,;
weu-anenoM
ana
enjoyaote
niHS
im
yflHl
Mpac
e.lflea
.IhMt
ihejr
afe
Wo
good
lor
anything
in
town
How.
Mr
Idiior.
alihoulh
1
am
not
u
roftbil
player.
J
am
sure
I
can
field
u
team,
at
fl:
IS
ou
Thurs-
.
erenfr.,,
thaj
wjjLtefijfte
iniiaiea
ego
oi
steam
Btone.
uun-bie.
Mitchell
and
what
have
you.
Oai
grou
S,
..
...
you
for
toe
ott
C
ft.
fi.
Mr.
Stone
reJ
quested
In
Wednesday
h
paper.
U
Mr.
Stone
tees
fit
to
aeieept
that
he
had
better
fasten
their
horns
on
tightly
or
they
will
lose
Man
of
the
Vtdtintains
ClIALLIlNdi:
TO
IXKS
spnm
Editor.
Dally
News
-
The
loJtsn-Inc
taaea
etwUenge
the
Bks,
aity
chatfibtona.
to
May
a
NHn,Wed-Mday
night.
September
,Bj
Muy.
Boo
Tatay.
Jak
Uftfmg
.
Walter
Dross,
Walter
ftta
ffasmd.
aptro
Peatuio.
Heroy
Mor
gan.
belcourt
Parent,
Carl
Smith
Vancouver
Wheat
Supplied
by
S
D
Johnston
Or
Li'
VAficduVklt
Sept
5--Wheat
,
M-'hlgh
iumpBkhap
Thur-
w
"d
her,
toduy
ut
r?4r
ber.
ph
Edgeumbo.
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Pote
vault
BlslHjp
Thurber.
D.
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A
Burnett.
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Tttci.
Mrs.
Sjrmes,
Atffc.
F.
Erafth
Mile
run
Phil
fettgeumoe.
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Kansas.
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