OCTOBER
22,
1838.
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Trot
to
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Solos
lctor
SS2
Records
Baby
Face
-
Jan
Carber
and
Hit
Orchestra
For
My
Sweetheart
Art.
Landry
and
lilt
Orchestra
Gene
Austin
Where'd
You
Get
Those
Eyes
?
Trot
oeorfte
uiaen
&
His
Music
Barcelona
International
Novelty
Orchestra
Cherie,
I
Love
You
Warfngs
Peant)
Iranians
Valencia
rul
Wblteman
and
Ills
Orthrstra
Jesse
Crawford
Tbe
Revelers
Tiro
Favorites
by
Jesse
Crawford
Consider
The
Squirrel
lie
wlidr
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in
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winter
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Roses
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Bye
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Trot
Ceorfie
Otsen
and
Ills
Music
Gene
Austin
(Tenor)
At
"His
Master's
Voice"
Dealers
Machine
Co.
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AND
ACETYLENE
WELDING.
Our
plant
is
equipped
to
handle
al
kind
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
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in
your
winter'
s.lrk
of
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now
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116
nr
117.
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
EATERS
HHiAiaAS
CAST
IRON
HEATERS,
BRICK
LINED
HEATERS,
OAK
PATTERN
HEATERS,
from
$17.50
to
$45.00
'"tight
Heaters,
ill
all
-ies.
from
COo
sbestos
Stove
Lining
in
0
Ik
p;ii
kK''--
.
Stove
Elbows
and
Dampers
Pipes,
Stove
Boards,
Thompson
Hardware
Co.,
Phone101
Ltd.
55
Third
Avenue.
Local
and
Personal
Arthur's
Taal.
Phone
$78.
B.C.
Undertakers,
rhime
41.
Capt.
Rea,
local
cammandant
of
Salvation
Arm
j,
sails
tonight
on
Prince
Oeorge
for
Vancouver.
t:
Mrs.
E.
Bkog
will
sail
tonight
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
Vancouver.
Try
Foothills
Stove
CoaL
$13.00
per
tan.
No
soot,
Phllrjott.
Evltt
it
Co.
Ltd.
Mrs1.
J.
A.
Hlnton
will
sail
this
-even
ing
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
lor
Mrs.
L.
Larsen
and
family
will
'sail
lor
Vancouver
on
the
Catala
tomorrow
morning.
H.
A&acomb,
reeve
of
Oak
Bay.
returns
south
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
tonight
after
a
business
visit
to
the
'city
Oeorge
Little
ot
Terrace
arrived
in
tbe
city
on
last
night's
train.
He
is
a
business
visitor
in
town
and
is
registered
at
the
Hotel
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
Davidson
of
Duncan,
Vancouver
Island.
v.
bo
has
been
visiting
In
the
city
with
her
dsughter.
Mrs.
D.
C.
Pater-son,
sails
tonight
by
the
Prince
Oeorge
on
her
return
south.
Wilfrid
Mstbeson.
Indlsn,
was
fined
I2S
in
the
city
police
court
yesterday
for
having
liquor
in
hit
possession.
On
a
similar
charge
.Arthur
Lewis
was
remanded
until
today.
OQHals
of
incorported
companies
are
reminded
that
they
must
register
their
companies
and
appoint
a
representative
to
vote
for
them
If
they
wish
to
secure
vote
at
the
civic
elections.
Having
been
delayed
by
fog
in
ths
vicinity
of
Wrangell
Narrows.
CPA
steamer
Princess
Louise.
Cspt.
Arthur
Slater,
due
.from
Alaska
this
af
teraouJ
en
route
to
Vancouver,
is
not
expected
to
arrive
before
tomorrow
morning
Tbe
Guy
OcuncU
has
prepared
a
lis'.
of
lota
reverted
for
non-psyment
of
taxes.
OSers
for
any
of
the
property
will
be
received
for
consideration
during
tbe
month
of
October.
Anyone
inlet
en
ted
can
receive
a
copy
of
the
list
at
the
Collector's
office,
tf
Hletasrd
3.
Moore
was
found
guilty
yesterday
afternoon
in
the
city
police
court
on
a
efcarge
of
stealing
wheav
s
orpines
from
tbe
C-NJl.
ysrds
and
was
fined
910
and
costs.
In
the
same
connection.
Oeorge
Martin,
taxi
drtvet.
as
fined
110
for
trespassing.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Munroe
Hill.
former!?
of
this
City,
who
have
beeti
spending
the
summer
in
Vancouver
ruillng
with
Mrs.
Hill's
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thorns
C.
Morten,
have
returned
to
their
borne
In
Washington.
DC
accompanied
by
their
small
sou
and
'daughter.
Union
steamer
Oatala,
Cspt
A.
John
stone,
arrived
at
11
o'clock
last
night
from
tbe
south
and
sailed
at
1220
foi
the
Naaa
River.
Tbe
vessel
will
return
here
to
sail
for
the
south
at
10
o'cloci
tomorrow
morning.
Next
week
the
Cat-tit
will
take
up
her
winter
schedule
calling
at
Bella
Cools
and
Rivers
Inlet
on
tbe
way
north
and
arriving
here
Saturday
morning
from
the
outh
and
sailing
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
at
o'clock
tbe
same
morning.
4-
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Hallowe'en
Dance,
auaplres
Women's
Hospital
Auxiliary.
Friday.
October
29.
1IU1
40
I
O
DE.
Bazaar.
October
30.
Presbyterian
Uadles'
'ember
10.
St
Peters.
November
II.
23.
Aid
Bazaar.
No-
Beat
Cove,
Sale
ot
Wort
Moose
Baraar
November
18
and
17.
Rupert
East
November
18.
United
Church
Bazaar,
Anglican
Church
baraar,-
November
Baptist
bcr
23.
Ladles'
Aid
Bazaar,
Novem
Lutheran
Women's
Aid
Sale
of
Work.
December
1.
United
Church
Bazaar.
December
2,
Established
1923
Out-of-town
Patients
hi
He
liutr
alwavn
mnde
Kperlal
efforts
to
herve'
out
of
-ton
n
patient
with
eeil
and
uVjntrli.
Dr-EPRennv
DENTIST
Exchange
Block
Phone
109
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
THRU
STANDARD
OF
QUALITY
FOR
OVER
50
YEARS
mi
MAKE
BETTER
HOME
MADE
BREAD
:cgccfrcEca
REACTIONS
OF
THOSE
ABOUT
TO
DIE
ARE
TOLD
OF
BY
THE
EXPERIENCED
(Nelson
News)
It
Is
said
that
the
person
In
the
throes
of
starvation
conjures
up
visions
of
rich
food.
That
the
person
dying
of
thirst
sees
streams
of
water
la
a
known
scientific
tact.
Ernest
Thompson
Set
on,
tbe
Canadian
naturalist
and
author,
once
related
that
three
times
in
his
life
the
desert
all
but
got
elm.
and
three
times
in
his
supposed
dying
pang
his
disordered
vision
beheld
running
wster.
De
lirium
supervenes
the
other
effects
of
exhaustion,
and
probably
Is
merciful
in
its
ministration.
Apparently
drowned
person
who
have
been
resuscitated
after
bring
below
consciousness
have
described
their
sen-
sstlons
in
scientific
terms
and
with
scientific
accuracy.
Tbe
sinking
of
the
senses
below
consciousness,
in
drowning
or
apparent
drowning,
has
been
estab
lished
to
be
probably
the
least
anguish
ing
of
realised
deatha.
On
the
other
hand,
the
person
ex
periencing
death
or
apparent
death
by
freeelng
finds
the
luUlng
of
the
senses
a
delicious
experience,
to
which
the
in
experienced
or
unwary
gladly
resign.
though
the
experienced
know
It
to
be
tbe
death
signal,
to
be
sternly
refused
with
every
atom
of
physical
and
will
power.
As
a
matter
of
fact,
as
amaslng
as
her
survival
at
all.
Is
tbe
tact
that
Miss
War
burton
was
not
claimed
by
delirium
and
in
that
condition
when
found.
Her
wonderful
feat
in
standing
up
fearlessly
to
the
wilderness
for
30
dsys
and
etui
in
possession
of
her
faculties
Is
autfKient
proof
that
ahe
was
not
overrating
her
powera
when
she
undertook
her
66-mlle
journey
by
mountain
trail
unaccompanied.
SOWING
WILD
RICE
IN
DUCK
MARSHES
MEANS
OF
AIRPLANE
WINNIPEO.
Oct
22
Sowing
by
aeroplane
has
been
inaugurated
by
the
Manitoba
department
ot
agriculture.
ReeenUy
sacks
ot
wild
rice
were
forwarded
to
Cormorant
Lake
station,
on
the
Hudson
Bay
Railway,
tor
distribution
by
"plane
over
suitable
marshes
In
the
Manitoba
northland.
This
Includes
the
vast
duck
marsh
known
as
Moose
Lake
and
Cedar
Lake,
said
to
be
the
largest
marsh
on
the
North
American
continent.
During
en
extensive
survey
of
the
north
lsst
year.
Prof.
V.
W.
Jackson,
of
the
Manitoba
Agricultural
College,
found
no
wild
rice
north
ot
latitude
S3,
and
to
this
he
attributes
the
fact
that
ducks
are
coming
south
In
tbe
rice
season.
Flndlag
no
reason
why
wild
rice
should
not
grow
In
the
north,
the
sug
gestion
was
made
that
modern
acience
be
brought
to
the
assistance
ot
nature.
Despatch
of
the
aeroplane
.
to
sow
the
reed
was
the
result.
Expectations
are
that,
should
the
rlcn
develop,
the
natural
spread
ot
food
supply
will
Increase
the
number
ot
ducks
and
muskrats.
lllliE
POTATO
CARMANOAY.
Alta..
Oct.
22.
E.
Lot-so.
of
Black
Spring
Ridge,
has
the
reputation
ot
producing
the
largest
potato
for
Alberta
In
1926.
as
far
as
It
Is
possible
to
ascertain.
This
potato
is
of
the
Rural
New
Yorker
type
and
weighed
four
and
a
halt
pounds.
The
giant
spud
measures
U
Inches
around
the
long
way
and
14
Vj
inches
at
the
shortest
point.
'
NOTHING
KLE
1.KIT
TO
DO
We
were
recently
told
the
sad
case
of
a
Scotchman
who
became
engaged
to
a
girl
who
got
so
fat
he
wanted
to
break
off
the
engagement.
But
the
girl
couldn't
get
the
ring
off.
so
he
had
to
marry
her.-
Kingston
Standard.
We
Put
Ours
In
tlie
Oarage
Another
parking
problem,
says
The
Manchester
Union,
is
where
to
stow
away
the
straw
hat
that
still
has
a
lot
of
mileage
lett,
so
that
It
can
be
readily
found
when
time
cqmes
to
put
It
on
the
road
again
next
spring.
Advertise
la
the
Dally
News
WHIST
LEAGUE
SEASONOPENS
KNKillTH
or
rVTIIIA
ANI
OI0-
4.
rEIXOWH
UKIEATEIi
NT.
AMIKEWH
AMI
HNH
OP
CANADA
LA
NT
MOIIT
The
season
of
the
Fraternal
Whlsi
League
opened
last
night
when
the
first
games
in
tbe
men's
section
resulted
as
follows:
e.
St.
Andrew's
3;
Knights
of
Pythias,
Oddfellows,
6;
Native
bona
of
Canada,
Moose-Elks,
postponed
until
further
notice.
On
account
of
there
being
only
seven
teams
entered,
one
team
will
not
play
each
week.
The
team
not
scheduled
to
play
this
eek
is
8t.
George's
Society.
The
league
was
opened
last
night
by
the
secretary,
Fred
Wermig,
owing
to
the
unavoidable
absence
of
Mayor
New.
ton.
tbe
president.
The
teams
playing
last
night
com'
prised
players
as
follows:
St.
Andrew's
J.
Watson,
captain.
8,
O.
Macdonald,
J.
Frew,
3.
IS.
Campbell.
Allan
and
E.
Nelson.
Knights
ot
Pythias.
H.
Blske.
cap-
talfi,
Fred
Wesch,
W.
Burken.
Fred
Gorton.
S.
Hamblln
and
M.
L.
Stepp.
Oddfellows
J.
McLean,
captain,
H.
Hale.
H.
R.
Love.
C.
R.
Biggart.
D.
Ora
ham
and
H.
M.
Daggett.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
O.
E.
OullcL,
cantaln.
J.
Oaron.
O.
Ruddnham.
R,
Publlcover.
A.
Mcleman
and
H.
Nicker
son.
PROTEST
MADE
AT
POLISH
TREATMENT
OF
LABOR
LEADERS
EDMONTON.
Oct
22.
The
following
esoluuon
was
passed
at
a
mass
meet;
3g
here:
"Over
1.000
Canadian
citizens
ambled
at
a
mass
meeting
In
Edmon
on
on
October
17.
1026,
under
tbe
aus
pices
ot
the
Canadian
Labor
part)
having
considered
the
horrible
treat'
.acnt
of
the
political
prisoners
and
oi
Labor
leaders
and
racial
minorities
ai
Ukrainians.
White
Russians
and
Jews,
et
cetera.
In
Poland
by
the
previous
ind
present
governments
of
Poland,
wish
hereby
to
express
our
strong
protest
against
the
barbaric
and
bloody
.nethodi
used
by
the
Polish
govern
jicnts
to
exterminate
their
political
3Dponenta.
We
therefore
request
that
all
the
political
prisoners
and
Imprison
ed
Labor
leaders
be
Immediately
re
leased
and
that
more
humanity
and
tolerance
be
shown
by
the
government
to,
aoclal
and
political
leaden
and
.xta
Uonal
minorities
In
Pohvnd,
as
pro-
oilsed
in
the
treaty
of
Versailles.
1919,
LUTHERAN
LADIES
HOLD
TEA
AND
SALE
Iffair
Taking
Place
In
(loud
Kt
Cafe
This
Afternoon
A
tea
and
sale
ot
home
cooking
la
held
this
afternoon
by
the
Ladles'
Aid
ot
St.
Paul'a
English
Lutheran
Church
In
the
Oood
Eats
cafe
on
Third
Avenue.
Mrs.
T.
D.
Rlnde
Is
general
convener
with
Mrs.
Thor
Johnson
and
Mrs.
Skattebol
In
charge
ot
the
tea.
Mrs.
A.
Akerberg
at
the
home
cooking
table
and
sirs.
F.
W.
Hart,
cashier.
water
notice.
Dlvseson
and
Die
TAKE
NuTIHE
tbsl
bomervllle
Csmwrj
Company.
Ltd..
whose
addres
i
llou
Atrnue
Wharf.
Vsucouver.
B.C.
will
sppl.
for
a
llcrnre
to
take
and
uh
6u
t-alio
per
inluule
of
vtatrr
out
of
enull
stream
tlto
known
sa
Mill
Stream,
wlil
-li
r.
northeast
and
drains
into
Jedwa
lltrbl
about
3UU
yard
nortbwem
of
miutiieati
rurncr
of
Toko
.Mlimiir
claim.
The
u;e,
will
be
diverted
from
tbe
stresiu
st
polut
about
6U0
feel
rroin
it
uioutb
in
a
southwesterly
direr
turn,
and
wll,
be
used
for
Industrial
nurw
upon
tif
land
described
as
II.
acres
northeast
or
Toso
Mtntnx
Claim.
This
notice
was
ihisIo.
on
the
around
on
tbe
lh
day
ot
M-ptriu
ler.
Iftr..
A
copy
of
this
uotire
and
an
application
pursuant
thereto
and
to
im
"Water
Act''
will
be
filed
In
tlie
office
or
the
Wtier
lleronlrr
at
rnnre
JiUiwri.
B.C.
Objections
to
the
application
may
In
Med
with
Uie
said
Water
lleconter
oi
with
the
Comptroller
ot
wsler
ii.xms.
Vsrllsmelit
Buildinirs.
Victoria,
B.C.,
within
thirty
days
after
tlie
rlrsl
icpcarancc
or
this
notice
In
a
l
al
newspaper.
The
dale
ot
tbe
first
publication
of
this
notice
Is
October
t.
In.
SUMEIIVILU
C.ANN
Ell
Y
CO.,
LTD.,
Applicant.
Br
Fred
nesBrlssv
Mathers.
Aeeni.
MINERAL
ACT
Certificate
of
Imprev.m.nte.
Winn
rrart.onal
No.
I.
Anyni
and
ins
nlta
Mniersl
Claims,
situate
In
the
Allui
Nlnln
Division
of
the
tsssltr
District,
about
one
mile
up
stream
from
the
houttt
of
Wann
It.ver.
TAkE
NOTICE
that
The
fcnrlneer
Cold
Vines
Ltd.,
Inc..
Free
Miners
Crrliriciir
No.
Hsnoc.
Intend,
sixty
days
rrom
tht
dale
hereof
.to
apply
to
the
Mlntnir
he-
rorder
for
a
Certificate
of
linproieiiieius,
for
the
puriHise
or
obtaining
a
Crown
Urant
or
the
sbove
clslm.
And
further
take
notice
that
action,
under
section
t,
must
be
commenced
heron
the
issue
of
such
Certificate
of
Improve
nien.s.
DATED
tnu
1st
day
or
scpicmoer.
vi
tttt.
H.
McN.
FRASER.
Agent
MINERAL
ACT
Certificate
of
Impressments.
Brownie
No.
4.
Lnt
44S3.
Mineral
Claim.'
situate
In
the
Atlln
Mu.lne
Division
the.
Casslar
District,
on
tin
West
Ann
of
Ta
kun
Arm.
about
three
auaner
nf
a
mile.
up
stream
rmm
me
miun
nr
nnn
imw.i
TAKE
NrtTICE
tint
I.
Chsrles
E.
Ollmore.
Free
Miner's
Certificate
No.
s7v,
inirna.
slitv
dsvs
from
the
dale
hereor.tn
apply
to
the
Minln
Recorder
Tor
a
Certificate
of
InipMVfiiients,
ror
the
purpose
of
ob
taining
a
i;niwn
Tsn
oi
mr
ivc
.!"
tnd
niMhiT
tsken
mil
ice
that
action.
under
sertlon
.
must
be
commenced
before
the
Issue
of
surb
Certificate
or
lin
provements.
,
,
DATED
this
tsl
day
Of
September.
A.D
tm.
11,
JIO.
tHascn.
Afout.
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'
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Money
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Cheques,
eta,
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uext
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Prlnos
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260.
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Railway
B.
C.
Coast
Services
Sailings
from
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To
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West
shop
in
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low
as
P.
O.
Box
247
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The
Tailor
(t
Kins
Imported
Serge
and
Scotch
Tweed
Suits
made
,to
order
in
our
1
$50.
,
I.
ANQER,
Cutter
'
223
Sixth
Street
Prince
Rupert,
B.
1
C.