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.15
Saturday,
Sept.
12,
193i
.
This
is
the
betrinnini?
nf
an
atr&
nf
wnrlrl
mnvomanfc
in
6.
8-4,
victory
over
Miss
Betty
Nuthall
at
Forest
Hills.
BURSARIES
PRESENTED
Pupils
of
City
School
Are
Hon
ored
by
I.O.D.E.
Chapters
jects
of
the
I.O.D.E.,
laying
stress
Edward
High
School,
thanked
the
members
of
the
I.OD.E.
for
the
interest
shown
in
educational
work
and
stated
that
this
was
greatly
appreciated.
Regents
and
standard
bearers
ol
the
I.O.D.E.
occupied
chairs
on
the
platform.
Members
of
the
I.O.D.F,
and
mothers
o;
ounlls
were
nre-
distinction
to
the
national
movements
of
the
past
century.
S
mtoHudien'c'e1
uuvnticuu
wotiuiioaieuumijiKiorwaru
rapmiy
ana
a
wonu
conscience
is
being
developed.
The
League
of
Nations
has
already
been
leading
in
this
direction
by
trying
to
inaugurate
a
world
movement
against
injurious
drugs,
against
white
slavey
and
in
favor
of
shorter
hours
and
better
conditions
for
workers.
Russia
has
been
attempting
to
make
communiBin
a
world
movement
with
a
measure
of
success.
The
Fascist
movement
has
spread.
With
the
development
of
a
world
conscience
disarmament
becomes
possible,
cont
rolled
Deduction
becomes
n
-
.
,
,
J
J-v.MV.W
jjuuhc.-,
la
-
u
luinme.
ana
a
v
In
sensational
8-3.
3-
BURGLARIES
ARETRIED
Thieves
Got
Little
Booty
During
Absence
of
Constable
at
Terrace
TERHACE.
Sent
12
TaVnir
nii.
orld
brotherhood
is
in,
sight,
(vantage
of
the
absence
of
the
local
consiaoie
several
establishments
in
Terrace
were
broken
Into
in
the
early
hours
of
Saturday
morning,
though
It
seems
that
the
burglars
secured
little
booty
for
their
trouble.
The
first
and
most
spectacular
effort
was
to
break
Into
the
beer
parlor
run
by
E.
Wlllee
of
the
Terrace
Hotel.
Entrance
was
obtained
by
breaking
a
window
and
the
cash
register
was
removed
about
fifty
yards
to
a
poslUon
behind
a
large
pile
of
heater
wood.
Here
the
culprits
used
the
axe
near
the
pile
for
cutting
the
wood
and
smashed
the
register
completely,
but
only
secured
a
few
dollars
before
Mrs.
Wlllee
flashed
a
light
from
the
hotel
window
tn
the
direction
of
the
noise.
Realizing
that
they
had
arouseU
.
inmates
of
the
hotel
the
bandits!
t
left
so
hurriedly
that
a
sum
of
money
was
left
lying
beside
the
damaged
register.
I
'Later
an
attempt
was
made
to
,
force
the
door
of
he
liquor
vendor's
store
and
the
ordinary
lock
was
;
smashed,
but
a
substanUal
Yale
lock
behind
withstood
the
efforts!
of
the
would-be
entrants.
!
Next
a
visit
was
paid
to
the
Do-!
minion
Telegraph
office
next
door,
!
and
entrance
was
effected
by
way!
of
the
window,
but
nothing
of
value
I
was
taken,
the
safe
being
too
secure
j
for
the
efforts
of
the
Intruders,
i
A
visit
was
afterwards
paid
to
I
the
Phllbert
Hotel,
but
L.
Martin,
j
the
proprietor,
disturbed
the
men'
I
soon
after
they
got
into
the
hall.
and
they
decamped
very
quickly.
The
work
was
evidently
that
of
amateurish
burglars,
and
possibly,
some
of
the
local
unemployed
were
L.L,
Mrs.
E.
D.
Whlttlngstall
of
Qrcat
Britain
won
honor
of
meeting
Helen
'
Crested.
Constable
MeKenney
wim
Moooy
ior
u.
p.
women's
singles
tennis
championship,
which
Mrs.
Moody
won
for
seventh
time.
arrived
Saturday
afternoon
and
at
once
took
charge
of
the
clues
for
the
guilty
parties.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
Septembe,
j2
tSSi
DEPOSIT
OF
LIME
'Ferrari?
Hoard
of
Trade
Favors
'
Using
-Materia'
Near
Ritchie
For'
Land
The
Entrance
and
Junior
Matrlc-f
-
5
DO
latidn
classes
assembled
at
Booth!
TERRACE,
8ert.
12.
The
pro-50
Memorial
School
auditorium
Frl-;
vision
of
agricultural
lime
for
farm-day
afternoon
when
busaries
and
:
ers
loomed
large
m
tne
discussions
3
00
prizes
werw
presented
successful
j
at
the
last
mejjtiiig
of
the
Terrace
puplis
In
the
June
examinations
!
Board
of'Trade.
56
00
n
rj.
c.
Stuart,
vice-Regent
of
H.
L.
Frank,
pr
.idcrit
of
the
local
9-
Municipal
Chapter,
presided
and.
Farmers'
Institute
was
present
and
io
opening
remarks,
congratulated
asked
the
support
of
the
Board
in
DUDils
on
their
success.
She
eave
:
ootaining
the
building
of
a
road
a
brief
account
of
aims
and
ob
on
educational
work
of
the
Order.
'
riderable
extent
and
thek
content!
The
$25
bursary
of
Queen
Maiy
was
a
high
percentage
lime
suitable
Chapter
for
the
pupils
ranking
Icr
asncuiturai
purposes,
"iney
naa;
highest
in
the
entrance
examina-
had
tw0
assays
made
one
from
tion
at
Borden
Street
School
wa3Victo,la
which
"wwed
95
per
centj
presented
by
Mrs.
C.
E.
Cullin,
re-
rbonate
of
lime,
and
one
from
gent
of
the
chapter,
to
Miss
Betty
Ottawa
showing
89
per
cent.
Both'
Parlow.
Actually.
Ml
Dorothv
i
here
was
a
dep
sit
of
lime
of
con
assays
recommennea
me
aeposii
as
Fraser
led
in
the
entrance
examln'-0
PUCt
high
In
lime
Which
would
We
are
gladO
join
with
the
rest
of
the
people
of
Prince
ation
at
Borden
8treet
School
bui'be
vefy
beneficial
-to
agricultural
Rupert
in
extending
a
hearty"
welcome
to
the
Destroyer
the
rules
governing
the
presenta-
Un-
,
Skeena
which
arrived
in
port
yesterday
and
will
be
here
tion
stipulate
that
the
winning
J
J"1"1'
u"l
ill
for
several
days.
We
feel
sure
that
the
people
will
extend
!
r
T.JT.l
pc-iwe
and
he
.Mr.
Frank)
be-i
,
i"
.
B
.-w.
...
-
,
a
,..,
,
;
rW
iiMtal
hnrhitnlirv
rn
thP
officer
nnrl
mn
finrl
mnkp
J
...
-r---.
-
-:-v
tTaser
navmg
leit
tne
city
to
re-
them
feel
that
Prince
Rupert
is
a
good
place
to
visit.
aMe
in
victoria,
the
bursary
was
a
a.
-.
a.
therefote,
presented
to
Miss
Par-
WORLD
ARMAMENTS
l0W
wh0
ranked
second
The
$25
bursary
of
Hill
60
IICYCU
IIICJT
CUUIU
lauu
UUt
IlillC
Ul
I
Terrace
for
about
four
dollars
a
ton
In
carload
lots.
There
was
no
road
io
the
deposit,
'which
was
Hi
miles
from
Ritchie,
but
a
mad
road
could
be
made
for
around
$1500,
as
the1
The
presence
of
half
of
Canada's
navy
in
port
naturally
SSSJ
in
the
Entrance
exam!!
iUMei
wa
exceptionally
easy
to
turns
the
thhiifrjit
tn
wnrlrl
nrmnmpnh
nnrl
nvnstwrs
fnr
t
.
n,t,
w.
i-i
e.ui
3
through.
There
was
a
horse
permanent
disarmament.
The
League
of
Nations
Arma-
presented
by
Mrs.
Ernest
Andcr-ments
Year
Book
states
that
United
States
leads
the
world
vice-regent,
to
Miss
Asu
Dyb-in
the
cost
of
militarv
and
naval
armampnf.q
with
SAvipf
havn-
trail
which
could
be
followed.
The
removal
of
a
few
stumps
from
this
trail
would
enable
a
truck
to
use
it
even
now
for
a
distance
of
about
a
Russia
second.
The
budget
expenditures
for
the
past
fiscal
nrSiyj'SSli
B,le-
He
suggested
that
the
Public
year
follow:
United
States
$707,425,000;
Soviet
Union,
$578,942,707;
France,
$466,960,000;
.
Great
Britain,
$165,.
presented
byirs
A?dn
"to
Roy
tTur6
ZSSl
ct
"
dia,
Thomas.
SttSSttZ
ii,oo,9,
ana
uermany,
$iu,vzd,vw.
iinese
amounts
werc
maBC
and
op6nini
up
iUCh
a
valuable
re-
are
given
in
dollars
worked
out
at
exchange
rates.
.lows:.
.
.
.
I
source
for
the
whole-district
from
Canada
snends
28.920.000.
Ireland
rihmif
S7
nan
Km
"lsloriar.
I0r
t-an"an
Rmo
to
the
Buncley
Valley.
Xne
23htaArta
provid",g
sipIy
is'
r.SSJSK
naval
police.
Parlow
and
Oeorge
Dybhavn
of
3
fase.
The
movement
in
favor
of
disarmament
is
today
much
Borden
Street
School
by
Mrs.
C.
E.
a
good
d?ai
of
discussion
ensued
stronger
than
ever
it
has
been
before.
In
every
country
Cu,lm-
""eent-
nd
ultimate!
it
was
agreed
to
and
in
every
part
of
each
countrv
the
sentiment
is
trrnu-inrr.
.
w,.n"an
n,B
"""nr
oi-
lwit
the
definite
acquirement
of
oy
Aaair
varss
unanier.ithp
rioht
ho
ih
hmn'
Tn.fi,it4
wueux
uiegreakuuiicuiues,npwever
,
lSinaui
tne
money
presented
to
Miss
Beatrice
Berner
after
which
the
Board
would
b7p
fe."
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng.
regent.
SSSSSln
the
wor'U
production
which
is
already
too
ereat
will
be
-d.
h.
Hartness.
principal
ot
Kine
mnB
ntr
rp..
man
tn
th.
mat
mucn
more
increased'
with
consequent
greater
unemployment
problems,
unless
the
nations
can
agree
on
a
general
reduction
in
the
hours
of
labor.
S.
.1
TB,
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WORLD
MOVEMENTS
I
property.
Anniversary
of
Canon
Marsh's
Death
Honored
TERRACE,
Sept.
12-The
anniversary
of
the
death
of
Canon
T.
J.
Marsh
of
Terrace
was
referred
to
by
the
Rev.
E,
Av
McCarthy
at
the
morning
service
in
the
Anglican
Church
on
Sunday.
Mr.
Marsh,
said
Mr.
McCarthy,
was
a
man
who
often
under
great
difficulties
backed
his
life
with
the
recognition
that
Ood
was
all
In
all
to
him.
Today,
when
most
people
seemed
to
think
of
success
as
only
a
matter
of
the
winning
ot
dollars,
such
a
rife
was
a
puzzle,
but
it
had
been
a
life
of
much
real
success,
as
was
shown
In
the
continuation
of
his
excellent
work
for
the
children
at
Hoy
River.
Really
It
was
lives
like
that
of
the
late
Canon
Marsh
that
made
nations.
Canon
Marsh
exemplified
the
value
of
character
and
hard
work.
and
his
life
was
an
unanswerable
challenge
to
those
who
have
given
up
their
faith
tn
Ood.
TAXIDERMY
Furs
Made
Up
J
Tors'
Kxptrlcnre
All
Kinds
of
Mcunllnr,
J.
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$100
monthly
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age
CO,
as
long
as
you
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(guaranteed
for
10
y
ears
whether
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At
least
$10,000
to
your
dependents
if
death
occurs
before
age
60
V
$20,000
if
death
occurs
as
the
result
of
an
accident
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disabled
before
age.
60,
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income
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