Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Friday,
October
26,
1051
DAILY
NEWS
Digby
Island
Man
Interred
Canadiens,
Hawks
Tie
Record
Registration
For
Local
Basketball
Vancouver
Fog
Delays
Flight
LONDON
(f
Post
office
clerks
here
have
addressed
a
request
to
authorities
to
issue
hexagbrjj
pencils.
They
said
round
pencil-
T
lend
to
roll
off
their
desks,
"ii
CHICAGO
Montreal
Can-adiens
and
Chicago
Black
Hawks
played
to
a
two-all
dns
tn
the
Due
to
fog
over
Vancouver
air
Prince
Rupert
is
breaking
a
record
this
season
Funeral
was
held
at
2
o'clock
this
afternoon
of
a
pioneer
Digby
Island
fisherman,
Torkel
Torkel-sen,
64,
who
uieel
Monday.
Rev.
H.
O.
Olsen,
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
church,
ofliciateii
at
the
ceremony,
held
from
Grenville
Fun-
port.
tOOuV
s
lirst.
flieht
of
Can-
I.TNmiM
EnolanH
0
A
Ifrmr-
National
Hockey
League
last!
With
its
'increasing
number
of
basketball
players.
adian
Pacific
Airlines
departefiline
comwtition
here
was
adVci"5
'J1'.
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II
J
U
I'JUl-
iciLiCrnTSf
totalling
now
at
an
approximate
225,
about
140
of
here
an
hour
late.
First
flight
j
tifed
for
contestants
over
th
nr.-
frnm
Vannniiwr
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rtrt
lima
ctra
nf
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xtrit.
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eial
Chanel
Mrs
J
C
Oilker
.
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league-leading
Detroit
Red'
whom
are
members
of
amateur
league
teams,
I
Smith,
aged
76.
winie
me
tsiacic
nawKsi
witv,
th
firth
tam
r.
he-
Kememborwhen?
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7
'
-rn
airpori..
.
piayed
the
organ.
-
-
.
-
-
Pallbearers
were
Digby
Island
'
(i
'es'dents
and
'ong-time
acquain-
I
moved
into
third
place
exclu-
cey
Scores
Bh.crio.vj
of
Lunenbum.
nride
.
er
nav
rlieen
td
tor
r.i
s.iio
Scotia
flshlne
fiut,i'
fleets
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i
P"-"--"n
wnn
Toronto
Maple
c.i
lit:.
Nova
Lcais
and
Boston
B.uin;.
tanccs
of
Mr.
Torkelsen,
E.
Wahl,
.v.
reters.
B.
Bendiksen,
J.
Sauh-a!s,
K.
Ekm,
J.
Manara.
A
fistcr,
Mrs.
J.
Tollifsen
made
up
as
follows:
Junior
League
Annunciation,
Maple
Leafs
I
Highschool
i.
Beavers
f
Highschool
i,
Manson's
and
a
spon.so'-less
team.
Intermediate
Fashion
Footwear.
Fra.ser
&
Payne,
High-
"pkar.a:in
ucccsslully
defended
the
International
fshermen's
trophy
by
.ideating
the
Gloucester
schooner
Gertrude
L.
Thebaud
in
the
fifth
and
deciding
race
off
Bos--11
13
yean
ago.
Th
Bluenose
a
l.wt
aff
a
Halt:
reef
in
19M
i-1
Hie
ThPbfLid
was
wrecked
in
Venezuela
in
1948.
twenty
years
ago
in
SPORT
lng
formed
for
the
Junior
League
and
another
team
added
to
the
.
Intermediate
League,
14
teams
will
compete
this
yearin
amateur
regulation
ball.
I
Saturday
night
tomorrow-will
feature
the
last
pre-season
!
games
at
the
Civic
Centre
gymnasium.
A
week
from
tomorrow,
j
the
league
games
start.
'
Tomorrow
night's
agenda
will
'.see
the
juniors
face
off
Maple
i
Leafsi
Highschooh
vs.
Annun-
jciation;
Fra.ser
&
Payne
vs.
Fashion
Footwear,
Intermediates;
and
Gordon
&
Anderson
Vfinuii
Seattle,
and
a
brother,
Halver,
I
of
Hat.ay.
were
here
to
attend
the
funeral.
Burial
took
place
at
the
"Soldiers'
Plot."
Fairview
Cemetery.
For
p
Thrilling
of
STANDINGS
L
F
A
1
15
5
Spooky
Specials
3
15
17
Oreen
iHihschotJi
and
"Mer-!
chains,"
who
are
using
last1
year's
Merchant.?'
uniforms
bat
actually
are
wurnut
a
sponsor
i
So
far.
I
Senior
Gordon
ai
Anderson,!
CCC
300,
Elks,
Rainmakers
and
!
Manson's.
j
Booth
Memorial
Hisrhscho
)1,
having
the
facilities
of
a
new
gym,
has
ii'iauKuiiiled
an
inter-
October
26,
1931
Charles
A.
Comiskey.
owner
of
Chicago
White
Sox,
EARLY
ABDICATOR
The
first
recorded
abdication
2
11
11
2
12
18
3
11
12
3
3
12
as
that
of
the
American
League
baseball
team.
vs.
Manson's
of
the
Senior
')1
a
fovcreign
i
R.iman
Dictator
KINGSBURY.
England
Pi
A
balloon
was
launched
at
a
garden
party
here
with
a
card
asking
the
finder
nto
return
it.
It
came
back
with
a
letter
from
Germany
and
an
appeal
for
a
crippled
girl,
for
whom
medical
supplies
were
needed.
Funds
are
being
raised
here
for
the
ulla
in
79
E
C.
'"'-d
early
today
at
his
camp
at
League.
house
league,
which
adds
substantially
to
the
list
of
basket-
iney
win
be
exhibition
games
mainly
for
practice
and
free
to
spectators
who
want
to
get
into
the
stride
of
watching
the
regular
league
games.
Everybody
who
wants
to
play
callers.
1
'
i
i
j
tagie
vei
,
Wisconsin.
rorn
a
i
piumb.
t
s
apprentice,
the
"Old'
Roman,"
as
Comiskey
was
known
1
universally,
rose
to
be
one
of
the
,
richest
and
best
known
men
in
i
the
bar-ball
world.
In
1881.
Com-
j
'
bey
jjinrd
the
St.
Louis
Browns
fte:
giving
up
his
career
as
i
plumber,
playing
first
base
for
a
sa'ary
of
$125
a
month.
Twenty
years
later,
he
Introduced
a
new
j
team,
tr.'j
Chicago
While
Sox
'nlo
National
League
territory
it
Chic-agr,
and
captured
the
'
-4.
A-
A
i
i
X
V
!
Amcrlr&n
League
pennant.
i
basketball
this
year
will
have
that
chance,
says
Sports
Director
Fred
Caideronl.
Those
Jun-j
iors
who
have
not
been
regis-!
tered
in
any
team,
including
j
school
teams,
can
come
down
to
j
the
Civic
Centre
Saturday
morn-
i
'
ings
to
join
a
team
in
the
Midget
League.
i
This
applies
to
players
and'
would-be
players
of
elementary
i
school
age
who
would
like
to
play
basketball
every
Saturday
j
morning.
Caideronl
expects
to
have
four
teams
two
trom
the
j
puc'ic
schools
and
two
sponsored
by
'
the
C.vic
Centre
in
this
I
league.
j-fj
don't
Kme
($1
know...
r(
ri"
won!
F
rst
year
High
School
easily
over
Borden
Street
school
In
a
Junior
Football
League
fix-
1
turc.
Teams
were:
Hip,l
.illan.
Fisher,
Morgan,
Faw,
Cromp.
Nakama.j
Christi-son,
Wilson.
Ivarson,
Kirkendall,
K
'
i
Dungate.
Borden
Annesley,
Currie.
Hong,
Houston,
Eckert,
Lindsay,
O'Neill
bell,
Shrubsall,
McGuire.
a
Wool
Suit
is
best!
Naylor,
CHANCE
Fuk
hv
fcKVbODY
Camp-
!
"This
gives
everybody
a
chance
1
j
and
should
provide
a
lot
of
fun,"i
:
Caideronl
says.
A
similar
league
i
j
was
operated
by
him
last
year,
i
j
In
the
Senior.
League
field,
'
'
CCC
300
ls
on
the
lookout
for
ai
Sea
Cadets
Approved
Green
Lii'lit
Given
to
Reactivating
Local
Corps
rut
Seagram
s
83
to
the
water
test.
Water,
few
more
senior
players
with
!
which
to
strengthen
their
line-
j
up.
Dan
Doswell
is
the
coach
for
that
clubs,
which
is
sponsored
,
L-.M
RE-
Crafty
Edgar
Laprade,
centre
on
the
New
li.:i
line
skates
kinks
from
his
32-year-old
legs.
-?jkv
Eiurhfi
is
leaning
h?avlly
on
the
veteran
who
is
hi
.cv'Rtu
s.asm
with
the
New
Yorkers.
plain
or
sparkling,
reveals
a
whisky's
true,
natural
flavour
and
bouquet.
J
I
'I
Yes,
you're
100
right
wanting
100
wool.
Wool
rejisti
wrinkling
.
.
.
keeps
its
shape
and
toft
feel
.
.
,
drapes
better,
tool
A
more
natural
fabric
far
the
natural
lines
of
today's
stylet.
And
we've
got
wools
you
can
wear
handsomely
and
comfortably
oil
year
round!
You'll
agree
that's
a
blessing
for
budgets!
Today,
choose
your
favorite
style
in
our
expertly
tailored
collection
of
fine
wool
suits
by
WATTS
&
NICKERS0N
i
by
the
300
Club
of
Columbia
Cel-:
lulcsc
employees.
j
I
To
date,
the
three
leagues
are
Seagram's
"83'
Naval
headquarters
in
Ottawa
have
giv;n
official
approval
for
Uic
reactivation
of
the
local
Captain
Cook
Corps
of
Royal
Canadian
Sea
Cadet
Corps,
un
PENTONVILLE,
England
Q
1
Radio
announcer
Franklin
En-,
gelmann
of
the
BBC
after
an'
address
here
thanked
"the
mostl
Prince
wonderful
audience"
he
had
ever
0?
Seagram"
Sure
MEN'S
CLOTHING
I
lay-A-way
(or
Christmas
7re
Gift
That
Starts
the
Home'"
31)0
Cedar
Hope
Chests
der
sponsorship
of
thp
Rupert
biancn
of
the
League
of
Canada..
Navy
addressed.
The
audience
consist-;
j
ed
ol
600
short-term
prisoners
of
3rd
Avuri'3
Phone
345
Pentonville
jail.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Kit
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Appointment
i
f
A.
H
Ogilvie
is
:
sub-lieutenant
of
RCSC
and
.-.freer
rpr.imancling
the
1
local
co
ps
has
been
confirmed.
and
'V
i
erich
Cedar
Hope
Chests
The
prettiest
of
girls
in
the
wittiest
of
comics
j
with
re
msmaucc
policy
against
moth
every
chest
from
$100.00
to
$rfl.00
Accordingly,
the
local
Sea
Cadets
will
grt
into
uniform
and
be
provided
with
full
kit.
The
corps
already
"has
some
40
boys
on
the
nominal
roll
and
Is
drilling
enthusiastically
every
Thursday
night.
A
bugle
band
will
be
developed
under
the
eye
of
F.
Huber,
director
of
music
in
city
schools.
Drawer
in
base
or
tray
interior
Priced
from
$58.50
o
$98.50
Console
model
$179.50
JtJfc';
MacKenzie
Furniture
Ltd.
HEREFORD,
England
O
Miily
pets
w'.ts
being
blessed
i'
a
jpecial
church
service
here
vhen
two
homing
pigeons
cscap-d
from
their
basket.
They
irrched
on
the
chuich
roof
un-:11
tl'.j
service
was
over,
then
ew
heme.
pace
to
'si:
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of
a
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she
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go
a
block
without
stopping
traffic
and
starting
gossip.
So
you
can
imagine
what
a
job
her
boy
friend
Phil
has
trying
to
keep
up
with
her.
He's
flat
broke
from
taking
her
dancing
and
flat-footed
from
being
stood
up.
But
still
he
sticks
around.
It
must
be
love
with
Phil.
And
it'll
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with
you,
too
love
and
a
lot
of
lauglis
from
the
moment
you
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meet
Fritzi
Ritz,
the
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gal
in
town.
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