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Sept.
10,
1034
THE
FEDERAL
BY-ELECTIONS
In
view
of
the
imminence
of
the
federal
general
election,
which
the
Conservatives,
and
they
should
know,
say
will
not
be
held
for
a
year
but
which
a
number
of
Liberals
seera
to
think
may
be
brought
on
in
a
hurry,
possibly
before
the
end
of
this
year,
special
significance
will
attach
to
the
forthcoming
five
by-electionsin
Ontario
on
September
24.
Of
the
five
seats
involved
in
the
by-elections
two
were
held
by
Liberals
and
three
by
Conservatives.
Elgin
West
was
vacated
by
Mitchell
Hepburn,
now
Premier-
of
Ontario,
and
Kenora-Rainy
River
bv
Hon.
Peter
Heenan
on
entering
the
Hepburn
cabinet.
Toronto
East
made
vacant
by
the
death
of
the
late
Hon.
E.
B
Ryckman
and.
Fron-tenac-Addington,
where
Dr.
W.
Spankie
M.P.
recently
died.
are
traditionally
Conservative
seats.
Historic
North
York,
which
in
its
day
has
had
both
Conservative
members
and
Liberal,
having
been
made
vacant
now
by
the
death
of
the
late
Col..
T..
H
Lennox,
Conservative,
may
be
considered
the
best
fighting
ground
of
the
five
contests.
Even
if
the
Conservatives
lost
in
all
five
ontests,
their
control
of
the
House
would
not
be
affected.
If
such
happened,
however,
it
would
be
very
discouraging
as
far
as
the
political
outlook
for
them
is
concerned.
The
results
in
f
thkfivg
by-elections
will
be
awaited
with
much
interest
by
"all
political
obsen;ers.
They
may
possibly
have
some
bearing
on
?ovejTinfenllecion
of
a
date
for
the
general
election.,
CITY
COMMISSIONER'S
APPEAL
We.
would
suggest
to
our
ratepayer
readers
that
they
consider
earnesuy
tne
appeal
Demg
made
by
City
Com
missioner
w.
J
Aider
for
prompt
payment
of
current
taxes
and
arrears
and
the
special
inducement
of
cancella
tion
of
penalties
and
interest
being
offered
to
those
payine
:...
ii
r
i
ai
i.
.
.
.r
f
uy
in
iuu.
j-ruuonesp,
inose
wno
are
in
a
posiuon
to
do.
so
and
desire
to
save
their
nronertv
will
resnond
without
rip.
lay,
Possibly,
some
may
consider
it
advisable
to
sacrifice
meantime
in
some
other
direction
in
order
to
pay
up
their
taxes.
In
any
case,
the
proposition
looks
like
a'
reasonably
generous
one
and
should
appeal
particularly
to
the
owners
oi
improved
property.
i
THE
MORRO
CASTLE
DISASTER.
!
Little
did
some
four
hundred
holiday
makers,
who
left
New
York
a
few
days
ago
for
a
week's
vacation
cruise
to
Havana
aboard
the
luxurious
liner
Morro
Castle
dream
that
their
journey
would
end
so
disastrously
and
that
fully
a
quarter
of
thera
would
not
return
alive
to
their
homes
and
loved
ones.
Rut,
as
the
vacationists
neared
home
in
the
stormy
gray
dawn
of
Saturday
morning,
their
great
ship
took
fire
and
became
a
seethine
inferno
of
flame
from
which
for
many
no
effectual
escape
could
be
made.
Fate
..-I.
I
1.
11
i.
1--.
Ml
imu
struct
iigyui
to.
imuw
one
oi
ine
most
lernoie
peace
time
disasters
in
years.
Truly
is
it
said
that
one
never
knows
one's
"day
or
nour."
messed
are
such
people
as
those
who
perished
in
the
Morro
Castle
disaster
who
may
enjoy
life
happily
un
til
it
ends.
Those
who
mourn
are
the
real
sufferers.
(Continued
ftom
page
one).
attended
the
garnet
the
box
scores
of
which
were
as
foUows:
First
Game
An
vox
ABR
H
POA
E
Home
rt
5
0
2
1
0
1
Rowland
ss,
cf
4
0
1'
1
2
1
Smith
3b.
4
0
0
1
4
2
Turner
c
-4
0
0
6
0
0
Wlndle
p
4
0
112
3
Pero
lb
4
0
0
12
0
2
Murdock
2b.
2
0
0
2
2
1
Calderonlll
4
12
10
0
Harper
cf.
1
0
0
0
0
0
Antrobus
ss.
3
0
0
2
2
1
Buck
1
0
0
0
0
0
Totals
...
37
1
6
27
12
11
Prince
Rupert
AB
R
H
POA
E
Fong
2b.
2
113
4
1
Steffensrud
3b
6
112
10
Tcbex
U
6
0
2
1
0
0
Yager
cf
6
1
1
0
0
0-
McFee
c
5
2
2
6
0
0
Unger
ss
6
2
1
0
4
2
Lindsay
tf
-.
6
0
3
1
O
0
Antonelll
lb,
.
.3
0
2
12
0
0
Pitcher,
p.
6
0
2,
0
5
2
Morgan
1
8
0
0
0
0
Smith
lb
1
0
12
0
1
Totals
51
7
16
27
14
6
Score
by
innings:
P.
Rupert
2
0
0.
0
C.
3
0
0
27
Anyox
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
01
Summary
2-base
hits,
Antonelll,
Pitcher.
Home.
Calderonl;
3-base
bit
McFee;
stolen
base.
Calderonl;
struck
out
by
Pitcher
1;
by
Wlndle
2;
bases
on
balls
off
Wlndle
2;
first
base,
on
errors.
Rupert
9.
Anyox
5;
runs
earned
off
Wlndle
2;
oft
Pit
cber
0;.
umpires
Stephens
and
.Wil
son;
time
of
game.
50
mln.
Second.
Game
Anyox
ABR
H
POA
Antrobus
ss
.
4
0
0
Rowland
2b
4
0
0
Home
3b,
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
Gilles
lb.
4-
0
0
Buck
cf
2
0
6
Chenoskl
p
If
4
0.
Dumount
e,
.3-
0
Murray
rf.
3
0
Louis
p.
3
0
It
Chenoskl
3b.
...2
1
Huntcf
2
0
Totals
33
'1
Prince
Rupert
AB
R
ForjS
2b,
4
0
Steffensrud
3b
4
0
Tobey
If
4
0
Yager
cf
4
0
McFee
ci
4
1
Unger
ss.
...4'
1
Smith
rf..
lb
4
1
Antonelli
lb.,
rf.
..
0
Pitcher
p
1
i
0
0
1
1
0
0
1
2
1
14
0
1
4
1
0
3
2
0
27
15
H
POA
0
2
2
3
1
0
10
0
1
10
0
Pitcher
0;
umpire.
Stephens
and
;
VYBwd;
tone
of
game
ii
mln.
I
Third
Game
Anyox
ABR
Museer
lb.j,...,...4
1
7
Turner
c.
J'
4
N.
ChenMkl
3b.
4
windie
lb,
J;
,.
4
Home
rf
4
E
2
0
0
0
0
1
0.
2
CieUokl,
as.
...4
Amy
.!L.f.,.4
Calderorii
Cf7
2
Louis
p.
'.
3
Smith
J
Totals
6
Prince
Rupert
AB
R
Fong
2b.
.,"
Steffenarud
3b.
SmRh
a&f
Yager
ef.
McFee-
c
....
Tobey
If
.
Morgan
rf.
Antoneln
lb.'
....
Lindsay
p.
Pitcher
p.
.
Btone
24
Totals
36
4
4
27
17
7,
Score-
by
Innings:
P.
Rupert
0
0.9
0
4
0
0.0
0-4.
Anyox
0.
0
0,
0
0
1
0
0
01
Summary
Stolen
base,
Steffensrud;
struck
out
by
Pitcher
4,
by
Louis
2;
first
base
on
errors,
Rupert
6,
Anyox,
7,
passed
balls,
McFee
1
;
left
on
bases,
Rupert
5,
Anyox
6;
runs
earned
off
Louis
0,
off
-4
.4
4
3
4
4
3
.3
2
.
1
.1
BAR
SILVER
H
POA
2
5
1
1
3
1
2
1
13
0
0
2
2
0
0
6
27
IS
H
POA
0
2
3
0
2
0
8
0
1
10
1
0
0
Totals
23
3
4
24
11
t
Score
by
Innings
P.
Rupert
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
03
Anyex
0
0
0
0
0
6
0
0
x
6
Summary
2base
hit.
Tobey;
double
play.
Lindsay-Fong;
struck
out
by
Lindsay
4,
by
Louis
2;
bases
on
balls
off
Louis
1;
wild
pitch.
Lindsay
2.
Pitcher
1;
passed
balls
off
McFee
1;
first
base
on
errors.
Rupert
5.
Anyox
4:
left
on
bases.
Rupert
4.
Anyox
5:
runs
earned
off
Lindsay
1,
off
Pitcher
0,
off
Louis
0;
umpirea.
Stephens
and
Wilson.
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
10:
(CP)
The
price
of
bar-
silver
was
unchanged
!
at
49y,c
per
ounce
on
the
local
metal
market
today.
!
.
4'-'
THilDiQliT
N73
3.y
Sep(nnbe:
iau
mn-"-'-
News
and
Views
of
Sport
Tennis
Doubles
Championship
Play
Ab
action
view
during
the
final
round
ot
the
double
at
the
Unatd
States
national
tennis
championship
In
Fbreat
HiUa,
L.
L
Helen
Jacobs
and
Sarah
Palfrey
defeated
Corolla
Babcocfc
and
Dorothy
Andrua
Are
Victorious
Boyd
Rink
Wins
Over
Walton
In
Bowling
League
In
the
only
Canadian
National
Bowling,
League
gaise
to
be
played
tni
several
days.
James
Boyd's
rink
defeated
F.
8.
Walton'
by
a
score
of
28
to
13
yesterday
afternoon.
A
number
of
matchea
hare
been
rain.
The
league
standing
to
date:
D.
A.
MacPhee
13
1
13
Angus
Macdonald
..
10
2
10
D.
O.
Borland
7
"
4
7
O.
P.
Tinker
t
7
,
J.
A.
Frew
..
r
-
.
6
F.
A.
Rogers
..
6
10
6
F.
S.
Walton
5
8-
5
J.
J.
Little
4
10
4
James
Boyd
4
10
4
Baseball
Scores
SATURDAY
SCOltES
American
League
New
York
7.
Chicago
.
Washington.
6,
St.
Louis
1.
Philadelphia
4.1.
Detroit
3-1
Boston
1-2,
Cleveland
5-3.
AH
National
League
garoea
postponed
on
account
ol
rain
In
east
SUNDAY
SCOKKS
National
League
Cincinnati
0-0.
Brooklyn-
5-3,
Chicago
4-1.
Boston
1-U.
St:
LouU
0-7.
Philadelphia
V-3.
Pittsburg
1.
New
York
0.
American
League
Washington
3-2.
Chicago
11-1.
Philadelphia
3-5,
Cleveland
8-6,
New
York
6-2.
SL
Louis
5-1.
Boston
4,
Detroit
5.
SPORT
CHAT
a
B
'
n
m
New
York
U
tarda
had
another
vtetory
over
the
Chieags
Cuba
In
a
hard-fought
battle
last
Thursday
and,
as
a
teault
th
Cuba,
dropped
Recreation
Asaociatlon'a,
Lawn
into
third
place
in
National
League
below
the
cardinals
who
won
again
ovrr
the
Dodgers
at
Brooklyn
Tlie
lead
of
the
Oianta
over
the
Cardinals
was
then
seven
and
a
half
full
game.
The
New
York
Yank
Mrs
won
postponed
on
account
of
Utf
recent
;
over
the
While
Sox
at
Chicago
and
xecucea
we
leaa
oi
the
uue.
Detroit
Tigers
to
six
full
games.
Walter
Hagen.
writing
In
quire"
saya:
"Women,
golfers
are
defeated
more
by
women
than
they
.are
by
golf.
In
match
play
the
players
Pty
each
other,
and
In
medal
play
of
which
there
should
be
more
they
golf
first,
last
and
all
the
time
Shot
for
shot
the
bet
ter
women
players
have
everything
needed
to
win
any
championship.
The
lack
of
power
in
women'
ahoU
Isn't
the
reason
for
their
failure
to
trim
the
men.
The
short
game
of
the
women,
where
delicacy
of
touch
ts
aU-unportant,
is
the
fatal
weak
ness
of
their
golf.
This
myatery
whipa
me."
English
Boy
Scouts
Tour
Canad
New
York'
latest
Idea
for
a
marathon
Is
an
ice-cake
sitting
CompetiUon.
for
young
women.
In
oaioing
suiu.
Tne
first
one
was
held
recently
In
an
all,
nlgul
cafe
and
proved
a
moderate
success
Sharply
at
midnight
the
hal,dozen
girls,
marched
out
in
tlielr
bathing
suits.
The
band
played.
They
sat
down
on
the
ice.
Each,
had
undrr
her
three
blocks
ot
ice
piled
oae
on
top
of
the
other
and
ataodlog,about
four
feet,
high.
One
ot
the
glxls
a
r!l
niHn
4UI.
.....
I.
j
.
llut
Jer
iavorca
Wlin
an
mvaslon
0r
Ensitsh
youth
A
tour
of
acrrolarshln
wlnnir.
n
other
of
English
schoolboy,,
and
tTmllJ'
now
a
groups
Engllhy
mU
England.
Here
lien
the
group
ambled
In
dtt,
'Thare
ZSSJSSk
Martin
llardcastle,
Steamships
Saili
rr
Vanroavei
Tuesday
Catau
Thurs.
as.
p
ac-
"pi.
0,
M.
24-
p
from
Vsncoum
Sunday
t.
CaU:.
Wed..
pr.
oeorn
Frlday-a.
prince
Rupt-
Sa.
PrieeaAu
,,.,ai
Bs
Catdena
Sept.
13.
27
for
the
iJkti
as
pr
r,
Frf
Alatta
Sept.
10
and
30
From
Alaska
Sept.
6.
14,
24
f
rom
Skeena
lUrer
Friday
at
Card"
Mondays.
Wednrd-days
From
the
East-Tuesdays,
Thuradu:
days
For
Vancouver
Mondays
train'
Tuesday
Wednesdays
'r
Thursday
Friday
23
Friday-
Pria
AdeaVflt
Ss.
Cardena
Batur.-i.
p
Rupr,.
Sept.
10,
20--w
p..
L
r
Anyox
and
AHce
Arm-
ra
4;a
llajn.
9A
Sunday
m.
Cataia
.
Wednwday-w
p
rj5cv
from
Anyo
aad
Alke
kin
Tuesday-.
Catafc
1
n
i
!
Thursday--..
Pr
rjr.
.f
,
'
For
Stewart
and
Prenr
Sunday
at
Cat
a..
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j,,
,
Friday--a
pnn.
o
n
pc
u,.
I'rous
Stewart
and
Premier,,
I
TuMday
m
raa..i
Is
Saturday
p.-
Rupr-
A
J
for
Naa
River
ana
ror
snnxt,
Sunday
at
CsUla
pft
from
Naaa
Ulttr
fort
Slap
Tuesday
at.
Cata
a
I
For
Ckean.
Fall
I
Thuri
at
P.
Ooi
I
Friday
at
prir
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