g
BASEBALL
SCORES
National
Leajue
Brooklyn,
1-7;
Boston,
'2-1.
Cincinnati,
2;
Pittsburg,
1.
New
York
and
Philadelphia,
St.
Louis
and
Chicago,
rained
out.
American
League
.
.
Cleveland,
4-3;
Detroit,
3-0
(second
game
called
in
fifth
on
account
of
darkness)..
Baseball
Standings
The
league
standings
to
date:
National
League
Cincinnati
.96
58
.632
St.
Louis
91
59
.607
Brooklyn
-
.81
69
.540
Chicago
81
70
.537
New
York
76
73
.510
Pittsburg
67
84
.444
Boston
61
87
.412
Philadelphia
46
101
.313
American
League
New
York
106
44
.707
Boston
88
61
591
Cleveland
86
66
566
Chicago
85
67
556
Detroit
80
72
526
Washington
68
89
.4181
Philadelphia
55
96
.364
St.
Louis
41
U0
.271
DISPOSABLE
Title
Bout
In
Seattle
Soon
Lon
Fontaine
to
Meet
Henry
Armstrong
On
October
20
SEATLE,
Sfept.
30.
Henry
Ann-strong,
world's
welterweight
champion,
and
Lou
Fontaine
have
been
matched
for
a
title
bout
here
on
October
20.
RACER
CARRIES
ON
ADELAIDE,
Australia,
Sept.
30:
(CP
l
An
aged
gelding,
Attitude,
owned
by
J.
A.
Fox,
limped
Into
third
place
after
breaking
the
pastern
of
a
hind
leg
in
a
race
here.
The
animal
was
afterwards
SNOWY
TENNIS
OUTSHOORN.
Australia.
Sept.
30:
(
CP
Returning
from
a
ten.
nis
party
nere,
lour
persons
were
caught
in
a
snowstorm
on
a
moun
tain
pass
and
had
to
trudge
through
deep
drifts
when
thefr
car
broke
down.
MacKenzie's
Furniture
Used
Dressers
6
Used
liressers
With
beveled
mirrors
and
with
3
and
4
drawers.
From,
each
PHONE
775
S5.00
MENTHOLATED
FACE-ELLE
AIDS
HYGIENIC
USE
FOR
HEAD
COLDS
NASAL
INFECTIONS
lSc
Ormes
Ltd.
"Jhm
Pioneer'
Drut&tats
f
be
Relsll
Store
Phones:
81
L
iitkh
itiiiy
trtim
8
a.m.
till
10
p.m.
Sundays
arid
Holiday's
from
12
noon
(ill
2
p.m.
7
p.m.
till
S
p.ro.
JaooaooocooooaaooaoooooocHjoooaooooogopooaooootHJi;
Cecilia
CoUedge.
British
ice-skating
star,
has
had
hopes
of
becoming
a
two-sport
champion
shattered
by
thi
war.
She
was
to
have
made
her
debut
as
a
tournament
tennis
player
this
fall.
They'll
be
husky
oppositlbn
f6r
wronffdoers
W.
O.
Rlc'hafdsohj
Cecil
Shaw
and
Tom
Olidaen,
Weit.
Bromwich
Albion
.footballers,
have
been
sworn
In
aS
special
constables'
in
the
Staffordshire
constabulary,
j
Although
iliii
Is
neutral
In
trie
present
war.
world
ffritlh'g
chainp"--1
(onshlps
scheduled
to
be
held
in
Mait
hafe
been
Indehriltffy
posj-bonfd.
:as
marry
champion
'fencers
are
1n
the
armies
of
lighting
Badminton,
which
has
enjoyed
Increasing
rJopMlarlty
during
the
last
few
years,
win
"go
under"
In
Britain
for
the
duration
of
the
war.
is
badminton
courts
have
been
re-
qulsltl6ned
by
the
army.
R.
Murray.
'Colchester
forward.
collapsed
following
a
Southern
League
football
match
against
Chelmsford,
and
was
found
to
have
1
fractured
skull.
His
condition
is
Improving.
There'
little
hope
of
pro
ice
ho:key
in
England
this
winter
and
in
official
of
the
British
Ice
Hock-
ftHEll
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
Approximately
four,
acres
Including
cottage
and
contents
belonging
to
the
estate
of
Erik
Eneroth,
Oona
River
$225
Cash.
Official
Administrator
Noraan
A.
Watt,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
tf
FOR
SALE--McClary
range,
grey
enamel
finish,
almost
new.
Com
plete
with
oil
burner.
$75.
Stam
ford,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
tt.
FOR
SALE
Boat
Edye
Pass
with
contents
now
lying
at
Ward
El
ectrlc
float.
Send
tenders
In
writ
ing
to
Indian
Of
flee,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
(230)
FOR
SALE
Kitchen
range,
almost
hew;
kftcheh
cabinet;
two
dressers;
two
small
washstands;
one
double
bed;
one
sleeping
couch;
one
brlck-liried
heater;
twb
rocking
chairs;
kitchen
chairs;
one
washing
basin.
Above
can
be
seen
this
week
between
hours
of
1
:30
sffid
4t.m.
at
745
Ninth
Ave.
West.
(232)
USED
Victor
Radio
for
sale,
tabic
model.
Price
$12.
Apply
Dally
News.
U
NEW
American
stamps
for
sale,
dries
arid
threes.
Daily
News,
(tfr
FOR
SALE
Wealthy,
Oravenstein
and
Mcintosh
Red
apples.
65c
to
$1.25
per
box.
Box
46,
Terrace,
B.C.
(233
FOR
SALE
1928
Essex
4-door
se
dan.
Prfvatfy
6'wned
good
con
dltlon.
$115.00
cash,
p'hbne
T56.
FOR
RENT
(233)
FOR
RENT
Novernber
1,
Premises
now
occupied
by
Boston
Cafe
Phone
14.
tf
WAKLTANri
''ROW
FIRST
Class
board
and
room
residences.
Reasonable
rates,
close
In,
Phone
Green
985.
...
(235)
SALtS
HlELP
-FEAtALlG
OtTR
RECORDS
SllOW
'onus
and
women
are
some
of
our
best
Christmas
Card
agents.
If
you
have
spare
time"
we
ii'lll
furrdih
you
with
our
Christmas
Card
album
free
from
which
to
take
orders
frorS
your
frlenfis
arid
acquaintances.
Oood
commissions;
friendly
Service.
Premier
Art
Guild,
576
Seymour
St.
Vancouver.
Write
If
you
live
In
a
smaffefrTyn..,
PERSONAL
HOW
TO
OET
A
GOVERNMENT
JOB
as
Letter
Carrier,
Postal
Cleric,
Customs,
Examirier,
Bten-ogrlrpMer,
'etc.
Free
Booklet.
The
M.
C.
C.
ScHools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg;
Oldest
'in
Canada,
No
Agents,
tf
OU
can
run
a
Homh
Kinder
jjar-teh
"with
our
Tifitp,
Canadian
Kindergarten
Lnstitute,
Winril-pe,
Manitoba.
tf.
England.
-
f
PAQE
TWO
TBI
Daily
wkwb
Saturn.
September
!(...
Del
-
Debs
and
Julia
Arthur
Fall
Creations
in
All
Their
Splendor
JUST
ARRIVED
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LTD.
The
Home
of
Good.
Shoes
SPORT
CHAT
ey
Association
said
It
was
pifSba&e
uic
u.i.iiv.
would
UJ5spprr
jurj
the
duratlbfj
ofthe
wr.
Although
a
golf
clubhouse
at
Edinburgh
has
been
taken
over
as
a
barracks,
the
course
is
still
open
for
play
and
the
bar
open
to
members,
"at
the
discretion
of
the
commanding
officer."
Recalling
the
cross-country
runs'
organized
by
the
British
Amateur
Athletic
Association
for
the
Services
during
the
First
Great
Waf.'ofiic-:
ials
of
the
Association
said
some
such
contestsjmay
be
refnaugurated
soon.
Arthur
Prltchard,
centre
fortoafd
with
Colchester
of
the
Southern
League,
has
Joined
the
Scbts
dreys.
rugby
season.
Aubrey
Hlnman.
sec-
retary
or
tne
Hamilton
soum
ai-ricai
rugby
club,
had
to
make
32
replacement-!
In
the
club's
eight
teams
one
weekend.
Seven
new
men
were
put
Into
one
Junior
stjuad.
PACKS
HEFTY
KICK
MELBOURNE,
Australia,
Sept.
30:
CP
Oeoree
Kennedy
Is
a
useful
"booter"
for
a
North
Mel-Niurne
soccer
tem.
His
slie
13
boou
measure
16
Inches
from
heel
to
toe
83
NOT
OUT
CANBERRA
Sept.
30:
(CP)
Pre-enting
a
cricketer
with
a
fielding
iropny
nere.
J.
Baragwanatn
re
called
playmg
with
the
lad's
grand
father
in
1881.
Now
83.
Baragwan
ith
t
oreside'nt
of
his
club
for
the
10th
successive
year.
CHANGED
COLORS
DURBAN.
South
Africa.
Sept.
30
CP
Favorite
for
the
Durban
Gold
Cup.
Fol
de
Rol
was
sold
two
days
before
the
running
by
W.
Jackson
who
has
won
the
Cup
three
times.
EARLY
RISER.S
biri
VS1U
Toward
the
end
of
a
strenuous
City
2.
1.
iS
.
6
!?mTTO
a
in
I.
nuntrV
.nrrer
n
V
.1
Mill
ened.
2:
milk.
whm.
Hr'j
:
First
Hound,
(ilasjow
Cup
Clyde
0;
Third
Lanark
L
SemNTlrial
Celtic
2.
Queens
Park
2.
Acerihgtoh
Stanley
1.
South
port
3.
f
Alderahot
2.
Army
Eleven
2.
i
HOUSEWIVES
'
ihh
Women
to
Keep
Week's
Store
of
Tinned
Foods
.
j
Barrow
4,
Carlisle
United
X
LONDON.
Sept
30:
CP
Al-
The
Cambridge
University
rowing
Blackburn
Rovers
0.
Uverpd9ll6.
though
English
housewives
are
drew
of
Capetown.
South
Africa,.
Blackpool
"2,
Bltn
Vfimti&en
'
urged
not
to
overload
their
cup
w'hlc'h
has
completed
a
Successful
0
..
boards
with
hoafdel
goods,
(He!
tour
Of
South
Africa
has
left
for
Bradrford
4.
Orlnttby
Town
2.
Ikovernment,
through
:ra5ii)hfel
6f
Brentford
3.
Crystal
Palace
0.
general
advfee
1n
(fines
Si
'
meY-Brighton
1,
Southampton
4.
Jgency.
encourages
each
home
to
Bristol
City
1.
Plymouth
ArgyTe,keep
a
week's
supply
of
non-
;
5.
'perishable
things
on
hand.
Burnley
1.
Bury
3.
.
I
Foods,
stored
In
tins,
that
would
Charlton
Athletic
1.
Fulham
1.
Ijajt
indefinitely,
were
suggested
as
Chelsea
4,
Tottenham
2.
imost
practical,
Corned
beef,
lamb
Chester
3,
Wreham
2.
tongue,
aarmoh.
sardines,
h?rrtns,
Chesterfield
1.
Hifddfrtfleld
dried
"vegetables,
condensed.
sweet-
Town
0.
ened
kfid
eUppra'rd
milk,
sugar.
Coventry
City
3.
Leicester
City
3.
trtecle.
cocoa,
chocolate
and
tom-
Darllngten
3.
Hartlepool
2.
ato
puree
would
supply
a
well-
Derby
County
1.
Lfed
United
3.
balanced
menu
for
brie
week
Doncaster
Rover
1,
Bradford
One
doien
etfgs
would
round
out
Everton
3.
Preston
Northend
3.
mfaht
h
nfeirWt
in
innr
mmntr.
Halifax
Town
1,
Sheffield
lititd
tle
If
arrangements
could
not
be
Lincoln
City
0.
NotU
Forest
6.
Luton
Town
1,
MlUwall
2.
Manchester
United
2.
Manches
ter
City
3.
Newcastle
United
1.
Barnley
2.
LONDON
Sept.
30:
(CP-Lond-
I
Ci
NO
It
ANT
IN
REICH
3aLCiter
,K.R0Ve?ment
FOLKESTONE
Er..
Sept.
30:
nThTX
hath,1y,tra
ear,yiCP--Not
until
she
rrWed
here
2d
St
mM
,
Cir
",C";
toifrn
a
"u
to
did
Mffanwy
ImXLXi
undesirable
1
durln?
"R
pino
conKt,0";fUwl,
nn
of
the
We
of
Wight
Tcnow
....
-
w"
"
uermanr
ana
snviand
were
nt
war
the
city.
MORAL
REARMAMENT
The
danger
of
working
a
re-
form
to
death
was
shown
In
connection
with
the
present
International
situation.
When
Ramsay
Mardonald
was
Prime
Minister
of
Oreat
Britain
a
wave
of
moral
rearmament
passed
over
the
country.
It
was
not
calied
by
that
name
hut
it
was
the
same
thing
and
it
caused
the
Rritbh
people
to
start
scrapping
their
ships,
reducing
their
army
arid
trying
to
s'how
a
'good
example
t
the
rest
of
the
world,
an
example
of
trustfulness,
brotherly
love,
Christian
charity.
At
the
same
time
Italy
and
Oermany
were
tea'chlng
their
ypung
people
the
glories
of
war,
the
need
of
real
armament
and
the
ehlldlshnest
and
weakness
of
Great
Britain.
They
fookedlitJon
IheTJrlilsh
Empire
a
easy
prey
for
themselves.
The
British
ere
decadent,
soft,
easy,
unworthy
foes
for
a
v'lrrfe
people.
They
were
distinctly
on
the
down
grade.
the
result
of
his
po'llcy
was
thai,
when
the
fateful
Munich
parley
took
place,
the
British
had
id
crawl
down
and
wait
until
tHey
had
tearriied
before
they
dared
meet
the
German
attack.
.Moral
rearmament
would
not
stop
the
rape
of
Poland
unless
it
had
been
applied
in
time
to
Germany
and
her
allies.
When
It
was
found
that
Germany
could
not
be
stopped
except
by
force,
the
enemies
of
the
British
and
some
of
their
mistaken
friends
started
a
moral
rearmament
campaign
In
United
States,
Canada
and
Oreat
Britain.
Did
they
carry
this
campaign
hi
to
Germany
and
Italy
and
Russia?
They
were
not
allowed
to
do
so.
The
campaign,
which
was
good
In
principle,
served
rather
to
weaken
the
democracies
while
not
In
any
way
Injuring
the
dictatorships.
The
place
to
start
a
rrtoral
rearmament
campaign
next
time
will
be
In
Japan,
Italy,
Russia
and
Germany.
Once
Miev
have
learned
the
lessons,
It
will
be
easy
enough
to
pursuade
Britain
and
United
States
to
fall
in
line.
although
she
had
been
In
Oermany
.
24
hours
after
the
declaration.
THE
SEAL
QUALITY
'JET'
COLD
SEAL
FAney
Red
Sockeye
PINK
SEAL
Finest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the
only
salmon
finning
company
with
an
all
the
year
round
payroll
In
Prlnrr
Kiiprt
STOVE
POLISH
Clean
Hot
Stoves
In
Perfect
Safety
At
All
R.C.
Stores
CENTRAL
HOTEL
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
liest
Household
Coal
MRS.
C.
E.
BLACK
IN
THE
MATTER
OP
THE
ESTATE
OP
THE
LATE
EU
t'flEEN,
DECEABED,
In-I
dlAii
tf
the
Port
EMlngton
band,
IntM-
tale.
Tart
Kotlce
that
fey
virtu
of
authority
of
the
Superintendent
0ner4
ot
tnHui
Afflr,
OtiUwa,
I
Wi
appolnt-'
ed
utminbrtrtjOr
of
the
rUte
of
Ell
Oretin,
deoru9d
'JndlMi
ci
Port
Ewdne-ton
band
In
Um
Province
of
Drltlii
Columbia,
,
All
pptscn
having
cteunj
K?lnM
the
ftte
ire
heiwby
mjulrrd
to
fur-nlll
Mite
jn-qjnrly
verified
to
me
on
or
before
he
thirtieth
day
of
fScptember,
vcu
All
taunta
indited
to
the
entAtt
re
mjulrrd
to
tM
thrlr
tndetited-tieuli
to
me
fortliwlth.
J,
OHXETT.
I
.
IndUa
Agent.
1
made
to
replenish
the
doaen
weekly.
Ato
the
possibility
of
being
cut
off
from
baker's
bread
should
be
guarded
against
by
the
Welu-sidn
6f
cream
6f
tartar
and
baking
Soda,
which
together
with
Newport
County
2.
Birmingham
arV-i
milk
and
water
wotild
Dro-
2.
ddCe
soda
brrnd
NotU
County
1.
Wolverhampton
Detailed
supplies
issued
in
the
Wanderers
4.
namfhlet
as
a
imide
to
nn
nvernor
uianam
Ainieue
a,
uocnoaie
j
Portvale
5.
Crewe
Alexandra
0.
Portsmouth
5.
Chelsea
2.
Reading
1,
Arsenal
i.
Rotherham
4,
Sheffield
Wednesday
two.
Southend
United
3.
Queens
Park
Rangers
2.
Stockport
County
1.
Buxton
1
Swansea
Town
4.
Cardiff
City
1
z
CANCEL
nitlTISH
PROMS
LONDON.
Sept.
30:
CP
Sir
Henry
Wood.
British
orchestra
lead
er,
broke
a
45-year
platform
silence
when
he
addressed
hh
audlene
at
a
promenade
concert
lust
before
the
war.
He
announced
the
"proms"
would
be
cancelled
and
the
orchestra
uwd
on
the
air
only.
household
of
five
listed
in
pounds.
Includes:
Tinned
fowls-
Corned
beef.
8:
salmon.
4
sardine?
'or
herrings.
4;
milk.
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