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TWO
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HOCKEY
GAMES
Returns
for
These
Will
Come
In
Over
Radio
and
be
Picked
r
up
Locally
COLD
STORAGE
TAKES
LEAD
IN
CRIBBAGE
.
It.
Hotel,
C.
N.
Mechanics,
Grotto,
Moose,
K.
of
C.
and
Canadian
Legion
also
Win
Prince
Rupert'
Cribbage
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
Orange
Lodge
13,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
14.
New
Empress
13,
C.
N.
Mechanics
14.
.
Cold
Storage
16,
Eagles
11.
Grotto
13;
Moose
14.
K.
of
C.
14,
Sons
of
Canada
13.
Canadian
Legion
14,
C.
N.
Op'
elating,
13.
,
League
Table
W.
C'nld
Storage
CJ
X.
Sons
of
Onnada
.
.
61
P.
Rupert
Hotel....
58
!
Grotto
57
K.
of
C.
50
Moose
53
Orange
Lodge
52
C.
N.
Operating
....
51
Eagles
50
Canadian
Legion
.
.
50
New
Empress
49
C.
N.
Mechanics
..
47
L.
44
47
50
51
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57
58
58
59
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"BLACK
&
WHITE"
SCOTCH
WHISKY
James
Buchanan
&
Co.,
Ltd.,
Glasgow
&
London
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udvertisement
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NAVAL
RESERVE
HEARS
TALK
ON
EXPLOSIVES
LEAGUE
FOR
BADMINTON
Meeting
Being
Held
to
Consider
Subject
and
Report
Hack
'
!.
to)
Clubs
A
meeting
has
been
called
for
this
evening
to
consider
the,
project
of
foming
a
badminton
league
for
Prince
Rupert.
Representatives
of
the
interested
cjubs
are
to
discuss
the
matter
In
a
preliminary
way
and
report
back
to
their
members.
A
suggestion
has
been
made
that
teams
be
selected
from
each
club
for
a
senior
and
an
intermediate
series
of
games
including
men's
and
ladies'
singles,
mixed
doubles,
ladies'
doubles
and
men's
doubles.
SPORT
CHAT
The
presence
of
two
native
teams,
who
have
moved
to
the
city
especially
to
play,
should
liven
things
up
considerably
In
the
Senior
basketball
league
here
this
winter.
The
natives
are
Players'
Club
and
Native
Sons
-the
finance
committee,
the
city
will
have
to
look
to
their
laur-
i
treasurer
and
the
city
solicitor.
els
against
these
idavers
from
I
The
treasurer
resorted
that
the
Kincolith
and
Port
Simpson.
icost
of
putting
suVerannuatlon
An
interesting
lecture
on
"The
-Into
effect
would
be
$1,774.50
in
Composition
of
Explosives"
was
The
Terrace
Basketball
League:
the
first
year
and
$660
each
sub
delivered
by
Lieut.
H.
N.
Brock-'
has
elected
officers
for
the
year
'
sequent
year.
Deductions
woult
lesby
at
a
well
attended
meeting!
as
follows:
b
made
from
the
salaries
of
thi
at
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Reserve'
Honorary
President,
O.
T.
Sun-
nfbmbers
of
the
fire
departmen
;
headquarters
last
evening.
Thel"aI-
.difference
between
the
composi-l
President,
L.
Dyson.
;tion
and
action
of
old
and
new!
Vice-President,
Dr.
Brummitt.
Pooley
annouced
today.
STUDY
IMMIGRATION
IN
DOMINION
FOR
in
tne
liominion.
They
arrived
I
from
Vancouver
en
Sunday
and
will
be
here
fa
rseveral
days.
YOUNG
PEOPLE
OF
!
SALYATION
ARMY
!
ELECT
OFFICERS
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fana
ly
The
Tramp)
.
Three
men
who
stand
out
rather
prominently
as
possible
heavyweight
champions
to
take
the
crown
recently
laid
aside
by
Gene
Tunnoy
are
Tom
iieeney,
Johnny
Riako
and
Puolino
Utcudun.
There
will
be
a
number
of
other
aspirants
but
these
three
figure
must
prominently
in
the
public
eye
iiwt
now.
Possibly
Firpo,
ihe
Argentine
Dull,
may
have
something
to
say
and
so
will
several
others.
SUPERANNUATION
i
FOR
FIRE
DEP'T
City
Council
Decides
tu
Accede
to
j
Request,
Effective
from
January
1
Next
The
fire
department
will
be
accorded
the
benefits
of
the
superannuation"
act
starting
from
January
1.
1929,
the
city
council
de-
keen
players
and
there
are
many,cided
last
night
after
reports
on
who
expect
that
the
local
teams
1
the
matter
had
been
received
front
and
the
city
would
also
contribute
The
city
solicitor
reported
tha
he
had
found
the
application
ot
explosives
was
clearly
demon-!
Secretary-Treasurer,
Mrs.
Holm-
the
member
of
the
fire
depart
Istrated
and
the
composition
ofwod.
!
meat
to
be'
is
order.
The
counci'
imatcj-ials
used
for
bombs,
sig-
(
Five
nve
teams
teams
will
win
play
play
at
at
Ter-
Ter-;
under
statute
had
no
alternative
nal
lights
and
flares,
was
;
explained.
Numerous
experi-i
Canada,
Men's
City
Team,
Lad-ments
were
made
to
illustrate
the
ie8'
City
Team,
High
School
Boys
lecture.
and
High
School
Girls.
AND
ELECTIONS
considerable
activity
algo
trace
this
winter,
.Native
bons
Of
.but
to
secede
to
the
aDDlication
-
.
It
was
moved
by
Aid.
Prut'
homme,
seconded
by
Aid.
Browi
that
the
necessary
steps
be
take
to
put
superannuation
into
effec
The
basketball
season
at
Smith-
L,
from
januarv
1.
1929.
ers
is
now
.well
under
way,
the
I
,
IN
CITY
REGISTRATION
one
evening
a
week.
The
High
School
and
Public
School
have
VkJttK
listtvn
AVlri
fvivla
inn
m
rm
am
The
city
clerks
office
reports
tered
and
,n
the
Senior
u
t
j
s,wcm
aim
an
fcitc
ucukuc
1
Iconsiderable
activity
.....
n
the
.
regis-there
are
chlreh
Town
and
c
,
uBC
no.uers
ana
ic-
N
K
xmA
enterei.
In
the
Open-
.
.
,
,
,
ense
holers
for
the
forthcoming
lnK
game9
played
terd
HI
h
u,Ll
i
IHfeple
are
muniefpal
election.
Up
to
thi
School
beal
Public
School
39
to
tuning
up
their
radio
sets
morning
169
voters
in
had
thus
'on
..
,n
in
the
106
Junior
Junior
Leairua
ague,
Hlh
mgn
ittuHitiAH
.v,
r.:n
....nf:.i
L
.
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1
W
1I1C
J
null
II-'
lILIKL
UUUllIiril.
1
IIH
iinl
Mir
nniiRD
r
I
a
.
ti(
.
t
.1
v
WVHVWI
a
IIIIOO
HIV
M0Ui-
I
1
league
hockey
matches
most
of
holders
and
license
holders
closes
,n..j,
which
will
H-
broadcast.
The
tomorrow
night.
For
the
pur-,
tow
jn
next
Ix-st
thing
to
seeing
a
hockey
poe
of.
receiving
Registration,
mau
n
is
hearing
it
over
radio.
(
ity
Solicitor
Jones
Is
keeping
rison
and.
Church
beat
the"
Senior.
There
f
also
the
bijr
presiden-
his
office
open
tonight
and
to-
IS
DISMISSED
tial
plection
next
week,
the
re-
morrow
evening.
VICTORIA,
Oct.
30.
W.
H.
turns
of
which
may
be
picked
Property
owners
are
registered
Macirinea
official
administrator
up
on
almost
any
station.
automatically
un
to
November
:!0.
in
Vancouver,
former
civil
serivc
SEWER
LINE
TO
'
BE
BUILT
SOOK
Aid,
Rudderham
Urges
That
Preliminaries
to
Work
be
Completed
Without
Delay
Aid.
Rudderham
inquired
at
last
night's
council
meeting
when
the
bylaw
would
be
ready
provl-ding
for
the
construction
of
the
Section
Five
and
Six
trunk
sewer
line.
City
Solicitor
Jones
replied
-
-
commissioner
and
one
of
the
mostUbt
he
had
been
advised
by
R.
prominent
figures
In
provincial
;Balrd.
inspector
of
municipalities,
civil
Kervce
has
been
dimisaed;to
give
the
bylaw
two
months
so
from
.office,
Attorney-General
!
that,
full
opportnnUjr
might
be
provided
for
bjett&ns
to
the
measure
to
be
made.
The
two
months
would
expire
about
January
1.
Mayor
McMordie
urged
that
everything
possible
should
be
SWEDISH
GOVERNMENTS
ILXS!
,Z
JBf
"
Senator
Ivor
Vennerstrom,
member
of
the
first
chamber
of
the
Swedish
"Risckdag
at
Stockholm,
is
a
visitor
in
the
city
accompanied
by
his
wife,
in
the
course
of
an
intensive
tour
of
Canada
for
his
government
to
otlldil
.nnilll
lin.
f
n
1
m
m
f
'
.
ha
Iah
jntuuj
vunuikiuiia
iui
iiiiiiugitiviuii
ceed
during
the
coming
winter.
NO
TURNTABLE
FOR
BORDEN
STREET
IS
COUNCIL
DECISION
Other
streets
In
the
city
being
more
in
need
than
It.
Borden
treet
will
not
got
a
turntable
as
requested
by
Aid.
Tinker,
the
city
council
decided
last
night.
A
report
from
the
Board
pf
Works
recommended
against
the
turntable
being
put
In.
COLD
STORAGE
LEADS
Wi&M!
'GROTTO
IN
BILLIARDS
elect
officern
every
month
during
the
winter's
activities,
last
night
.
S.
D.
MacDonaW
(Grotto)
beat
chose
November
officers
as
fol-
Gus
Krause
(Cold
Storage)
last
lows:
evening
by
a
score
of
200
to
134
President,
Capt.
Kna
Anderson,
in
the
third
game
in
th
post-Treasurer,
John
Pierce.
ipRed
Grotto-Celd
Storage
second
Secretary,
Miss
Winnie
Kxley.
division
billiard
tournament.
The
There
was
a
social-after
the
(total
tor
th
three
of
flvo
games
business
seslon,
refreshments
be-1
now
stands
at
W
for
the
Cold
Ing.
served.
j&torag
ami
5M
for
the
Grotto.
...
A,
Tuesday,
October
an,
1
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
N
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1
IALJBUT
ARRIVALS
TODAY
196,400
LBS.;
I
anadian
Fish
receives
up
toU.Zc!
and
Cc
and
American
as
High
j
as
14,6c
and
6c,
1
A
total
of
10G.400
pounds
of
lalibut
was
sold
at
the
local
Fish
Exchange
this
morning,
nine
American
vessels
receiving
up
to
M.Gc
and
Cc
for
177.00
imunds
while
three
Canadian
vessels
sold
19,400
pounds
for
13c
and
Cc
to
14.2c
and
Cc.
Sales
were
as
follows:
American
Llndy,
27.000
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries,
13
?c
and
6c.
Majestic,
31,000
pounds.
Pacific
Fisheroles,
14.3c
and
Gc.
'
Atlas,
26,000
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries.
1
t.2e
and
fie.
Constitution,
24,000
pounds,
At-lin
Fisheries,
14.6c
and
Cc.
Northern,
28,000
pounds,
Royal
Fish
Co.,
14.3c
and
6c.
Democrat,
15,000
pounds'
and
Bonanza,
11,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.,
14.2c
and
Gc.
Urania,
12,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Gold
Storage
Co.,
14.1e
and
6e.
.
.
Ionia,
8.000
iunds
Paelfle
Fisheries,
14.6c
and
Ge.
Canadian
Signal,
16.000
pounds,
AtHn
Fisheries,
18c
and
6e.
Ternen,
2,400
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co..
14.So
and
6c.
R.
W.,
2,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
apd
Cold
Stenuro
Cri..
Un
and
6c.
EI.KS
WHIST
In
the
weekly
Elks'
"tournament
last
night,
Mrs.
G.
J.
Frizzell
took
the
bridge
prise
with
of
2882
while
Mrs.
II.
A.
Ross
won
tha
whist
nrim
with
ma
Aggregate
scores
in
the
contest
are
close
and
play
was
exceptionally
keen
last
evening.
CM
Idrens
Colds
unccked
without
"dosing"
Rub
on
V.ICKS
DEPUTY
MINISTER
OF
FISHERIES
HERE
Paying
his
first
visit
to
the
Pacific
coast
following
his
recent
elevation
from
the
rank
of
director
of
fisherie
to
that
of
deputy
minister
of-
fisheries.
W.
A.
Found
arrived
in
the
eity
on
this
afternoon's
train
from
Ottawa
and
will
be
here
for
a
n
ui'l-looking
over
the
indu-v
'and
dealing
with
any
w,r
(may
be
offered
for
ft
-
.
On
Thursday
night
Mi
V
j
proceed
to
Vancouver
eity
and
also
at
Sea'tlo
attend
meetings
of
M,o
itlonal
Fisheries
Coram,-
will
also
probably
p..
provincial
governnit
iir
i
,
ter
in
Victoria.
BURNETTS
ILK1IE)KJ
Wm
HUKNKTT'sniM
J.
13
w.
i
i.io
28.Q
tu.
ia.5o
Jrnrn
CSTABLISHtQ
1770
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advertisement
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