UnlES'
BOWLING
LEAfiliP
odckic
ti"
rbnj
r
i
it
m.v
rwi
i
1
1
,
.
,
.
Saturday,
September
lo.
lur,,
Wlndle
391.
MrMeekin
5?ft
fimith
43C,
Dickens
403.
Totals
835,
HERE
and
NOW
words
or
tracMug
me
uiuuay.Uit
cim."
"
trail
of
a
wounded
beast
and
the
Elmer
told
with
a
husk
m
his
final
coupe
de
grace.
voice,
how
his
father
had
lost!
No.
Elmer's
stories
never
tndjhis
footing
and
in
frenzy
had
like
that,
but
they
almost
al-!
clutched
for
Elmer's
leg.
Only
ways
end
with:
jonvs
finger
had
caught
in
the
"At
the
last
minute,
I
couldn't
i
cuff
of
the
youth's
trousersand
d
i
a
moment
later
the
heavy
body
To
look
at
our
Elmer,
at
least
of
the
older
man
went
hurtling
six
feet
tall,
well-muscled
and
into
the
white
water.
,
weighing
gome
185
pounds,
that
j
Meanwhile,
Elmer
was
hanging
728.
846.
Skeena
Grocery
W.
Slater
468.
M.
Kearlev
590
V
waBk
!
Bowiin
LeaKu
op,.-"-
'th
results
a
Tuesday
orcery
.
Lucky
$"a
1
U
j,
Rosa
ttes
2.
0.
A
1.
Lien's
2,
Slurs
1.
T
rul.h
Printing
1.
Rainiers
To
Final
SEATTLE
a
Seattle
Rainiers
took
the
semi-final
baseball
playoff
series
from
Los
Angeles
421;
D.
Lugrln
517;
M.
Lewis
Czechs
Claim
Discrimination
LONDON
f
Czechoslovakia
F
riday
accused
the
United
States,
Britain
and
France
of
"discriminatory
and
arbitrary
action"
against
Ciech
aviation
in
Western
Europe.
Jacky
rVinar.
Czech
delegate
to
the
International
Air
Transport
tonference
here,
said
the
three
corrtrie
had
acted
to-
gether
since
April,
1951,
in
a
manner
"which
plainly
mani
statement
most
people
won
t
be-,
by
one
arm,
gripping
a
cedar
lieve
and
I
told
him
as
much.
sapling
which
threatening
to
"Well.
It's
true,"
admitted
El-1
give
way
at
any
second.
In
his
Thursday
with
a
3-1
victory
as1-
'
i.m.
Kearley,
By
LARRY
STANWOOD
After
the
Slimmer'a
over
and
most
people
have
had
their
holidays,
there
are
still
those
who
haven't
in
spite
of
great
temptationtaken
their
time
off.
Something
has
persuaded
them
Grocery,
three
--
P
Thompson,
mr.i
.
"
I've
never
toid
anybody
;
struggle
to
gain
a
hold
with
his
I
why
I
can't
kill
a
moose,
but
!
other
hand,
the
panic-stricken
I
really,"
he
added,
his
clear
blue:
boy
looked
up
to
stare
into
the
ieyes
boring
seriously
into
mine,
eyes
of
the
young
moose,
slowly
:
"I'm
not
ashamed."
advancing
to
the
edge
of
the
Harold
(Skuiny)
Brown
posted
his
second
trimuph'
in
the
three-game
series.
Brown
twirled
a
7-0
shutout
over
the
Angels
in
the
opener.
Los
Angeles
won
Wednesday
night,
5-2.
Seattle
will
now
play
Holly
USIOS
i.i
Munsiin
8
0.
319,
P.
Brown
44f,
E.
Knutson
4SI.
B.
MeCrwsney
486
R
Mc-Cullum
357;
J.
Arney
152.
Totali
OS,
73T,
712.
MMeekkTA.
Ritchie
414
B
Emerson
520,
C.
Bellamy
455,
L
McMwkin
35,
B
Hardy
587.
Totals
748,
78.
830.
Star
Q.
Mclntyre
468,
H
Fumes
350,
J.
Dickens
5M
K
Grimble
461,
L.
Keays
500.
Total
7J0,
772,
808.
LyonsA.
Pierce
584,
V.
And-r-r'tm
577,
P.
Thompson
808,
3.
Shentun
500,
V.
Wrathall
357
Totals
818,
8B2,
848.
Ko-m
LeeD.
Nelson
456,
F.
McKltinon
514,
A.
McLean
532,
M.
Parsons
483,
O.
Moundrell
428
Totals
718,
927,
770.
(
lover
Leaf
K
Johnson
479,
M.
Antone
475,
O.
Newton
475,
N.
Getltles
428.
M
Penney
435.
Totals-706.
873,
653.
WratlwU'n-
B.
Peterson
464,
M
Port
388,
K.
McNabb
374,
D.
Hanibnn
211.
tow
(core
363.
Totals
584,
665,
C5I.
(.ordon
ft
Aadersun
-
B
Smith
Wi,
a
Kajiksay
461.
IsU
Oarrwr
414,
L
Anderson
383,
Cls
Barrte
59.
Totals-
547,
832,
703.
Annette's-
B.
Wlndle
553.
M.
fests
intentton
of
completely
thwarting
Czech
air
traffic
to
Western
Europe."
54i
Totals
(73.
868,
903.
Luky
Strikes
Edna
Mosley
504,
Ada
Smith
279,
M.
Price
370,
Alma
Whatman
531,
Bertha
Dunbar
570.
Totals
638,
812
808.
"B"
DIVISION
S'anson's
T.
Dell
463.
N.
Janes
323,
D.
Stewart
319,
8.
Currlt
461,
M.
MuntKomery
544.
Totals
704
,
674,
73'J.
Tuilers
T.
Rossi
308,
C.
Dori-slt
541.
a.
Ellison
292,
J.
Hill
593,
M.
Wide
565.
Totals
783,
773,
741.
Commercials
J.
Helgerson
464.
hi.
Cross
401,
M.
Hoban
465.
Ll
Smith
497,
T.
Stewart
504
Totals
-667,
883,
781.
'
Big
Sisters
C.
Bond
498,
M.
Bond
368.
M.
Dickens
292,
F.
W.vsner
433,
T.
Murray
405.
Sc
veu
tit
Ave.
Meat
Market
M.
fihtar
48
D
Pol!
or
k
501,
D.
Pierce
375.
B.
Pierce
385,
O.
Rice
338
Totals
647
,
672,
717.
(Continued
on
page
6)
J,
Co-op
0.
Lrcial
3.
Big
Sisters
0.
Jims
3,
Seventh
Avenue
iurket
i.
jL's
J
Rupert
Radio
0.
Is
Jewell"
2,
75
Taxi
1.
The
first
time
in
his
life
he
cllff-was
13
then
that
he
went
deer-1
"I
thought
then
it
was
all
hunting,
said
Elmer,
it
was
with
over,
and
I
thought
of
a
million
hi.-,
fathei-.
"Pops"
had
been
a
things
that
could
happen
but
great
banter
and
had
never,
none
of
them
did.
The
moose
iailed
to
piovitle
the
family
of
grunted
twice
and
wagged
the
five
with
enough
meat
each
fall
j
big,
shaggy
head
','
to
last
Uu-ough
the
winter.
El-1
The
boy
had
found
a
hold
with
wood
in
the
final
best-of-frve
playoff
series
starting
tonight.
m-T
was
gei
ms
lesson
mat
:
the
other
hand
and
began
slowly
three-JJ.
HUi,
TuLVm,
Toronto
Wins
In
Softball
day,
"and
I
did,"
he
told
me
to
raise
himself
ovtr
the
vdee
ISION
1
Printing
3.
Hariwig
w.
A
B7,
A.
Parker
332,
M.
to
wait,
like
it
does
every
year,
lor
the
hunting
season.
Yes,
the
hunting
season
has
been
open
for
several
days
now,
and
one
young
man
who's
been
Renin
to
get
away
Is
Elmer.
A
tiuc
Nimrod,
is
Elmer,
and
ever
slnee
he
snuck
out
to
hunt
ducks
with
his
father's
shotgun
at
the
age
of
12,
he's
been
hunting
moose.
The.
v?ry
word
"moose"
makes
Elmer
sit
up
and
take
notice
like
a
pointer
flushed
by
a
grouse.
Now,
35,
this
enthusiast
has
hunted
the
northern
trails
for
moose,
from
Atlin
to
Quesrel.
But
the
fact
that
in
13
years
Elmer
has
never
so
much
as
scratched,
or
nicked
the
fur
of
the
coveted
bulls,
doesn't
botlrer
him
In
the
least.
Nor
does
it
dampen
his
enthusiasm
for
the
hunt
next
year;
rather,
the
fact
that
he
has
come
home
trophyless,
makes
3U
I
WaUrr
iu.
-
,
m
703.
Shumi"
MH-r
twin
He
looked
straight
Into
the
big
brown
eyes
of
the
vcudering
animal
and
moved
closer,
by
inches.
And
as
slowly,
the
big
animal
moved
backwards.
Young
Elmer
made
one
last
attempt,
one
last
heave
with
his
remaining
energy
-and
made
it,
tumbling
softly
and
quivering
on
the
edge
of
the
ledge.
now.
For
hours,
father
and
son
had
been
stalking
a
bull
moose
in
the
uiMierb
tun
along
the
banks
ol
the
Bulkley
River.
They
saw
wherj
th
heavy
hirns
had
bruised
the
saplings,
and
where
the
damp
earth
had
been
torn
up
by
angry
hoofs.
"Suddenly
we
heard
a
snap
of
a
stout
tree
and
muttered
grunt.
Elmer
says
he
doesn't
know
We
stopped
dead
in
our
tracks
i
TAX
SALE
OF
LANDS
HilNCE
RUPERT
ASSESSMENT
AND
COLLECTION
DISTRICT
BY
GIVE
NOTICE
that,
on
Tuesday,
th;
25th
day
ol
September,
1951,
at
the
hour
of
duck
in
tli'
forenoon,
at
the
Court
Hoj
,
Prince
Rupert,
British
Columbia,
I
will
sell
.,-
auction
the
lands
In
the
list
herelnaft
i
tet
out,
of
the
persons
in
said
list,
hereinafter
CALGARY
iu
Toronto
Peo-
i
pL'-ss
proved
their
right
to
the
Canadian
Softball
championship
title
Thursday
night
with
a
17-1
victory
over
luckless
Vancouver
Girodays.
A
slim
crowd
of
less
than
800
turned
out
to
watch
the
Toronto
squad
earn
their
third
straight
win
in
the
best-of-five
series
against
Western
Canada
champions.
co
cldsely
and
had
seemed
to
::ay,
'don't
worry,
I
won't
hurt
you.'
and
then
I
lower
my
rifle
and
turn
away."
j
But
the
hunt
had
become
a
j
habit
no,
it
was
more
than
that
almost
a
mania
with
El-
J
mer,
and
many
years
after
his;
tragic
experience,
the
moose
season
is
holiday
time
for
the
man
who
hunts
but
doesn't
kill.
and
peered
ahead
in
the
morning
mist.
And
there
we
saw
him,
through
the
bushes."
It
was
a
yearling,
said
Elmer;
tlfv
could
tell
by
the
horns.
The
two
had
clambered
over
sereral
fissures
of
rock
which
.
hi
.-red
away
into
the
swirling
river
waters
below.
how
king
he
lay
there,
expecting
to
be
gored
any
second
by
the
horns
of
the
young
bull,
but
when
he
finally
had
the
courage
to
open
bis
eyes,
he
was
quite
alone.
The
animal
was
nowhere
in
sight.
.
"Why
do
you'
go
hunting
at
all?"
I
asked
Elmer.
him
all
the
keener.
Now,
many
people
have
heard
I
of
Elmvr,
and
many
people
have
!
listened
to
his
stories
of
adven
4
(or
all
DELINQUENT
taxes
due
and
unpaid
by
said
persons
on
the
date
of
tax
sale,
and
,
rest,
costs
and
expenses,
including
the
c
3-sl
of
advertising
said
saJe,
11
the
total
amount
f
due
up
to
and
including
the
year
1949,
and
Interest
thereon,
togetlier
with
costs
of
adver-
.sale,
be
not
sooner
paid.
!.,id
LIST
OF
PROPERTIES
'For
years
I
wanted
revenge
"Fops
whispered
to
me
to
move
SEE
YOI
R
forward
so
he
eoHld
have
room
1
because
of
what
happened
to
my
ESSO
OIL
BTRNEF
DEALER
IC55U
1
ture
in
r8pt
attention,
but
as
alten
they
have
been
sorely
disappointed
when
th-j
elknax
of
his
stories
revealed
no
sudden
crack
of
the
rifle;
no
spurting
of
blood
to
match
the
crimson
of
the
fallen
maple
leaves;
no
thrilling
father.
But
each
time
I
came
close
enough
to
shoot
a
moose.
I
could
see
the
same
big,
brown
eyes
which
had
looked
into
mine
:
to
aim
we
were
that
etose
to-
g-rther.
The
next
second
I
felt
j
a
sharp
cratch
at
my
leg
and
I
was
dragged
over
the
edge
of
J
in
ol
Pi-rum
town
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l-crlptlon
of
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this
Sixteenth
day
of
August,
1951.
GORDON
P.
FORBES,
Provincial
Collector