paor
rorm.
flit
bAitV
taws
Frlrh
News
of
the
Sport
World
Just
A
Friendly
Little
Game
DRAY
NOW
INTO!
Grotto
and
Oddfellows
Are
Tied
for
Lea
mi
e
Leadership
'
Whist
League
scores
last
nigh
werefls
follows:
Orotto,
Fish
Packers
5".
Legion,
t
Musketeers,
2.
Empress
7:
Sons
of
Vlorway.
2.
I.O.O.F
fc;
Moosec
3.
Seal
Cove,
5;
Totem
Park,
4,
League
Standing
Won
Lost
Pts
Orotto'
5
2
5
LO
OP.
5,2
5
Legion
4
3
4
Moose
4
3
4
Musketeers
4
3
4
Empress
Hotel
4
3
4
Sons
of
Norway
.
4
3
4
Seal
Cove
3
4
3
Fish
Packers
16
1
Totem
Park
16
1
Grotto
Has
Lead
Now
in
Deferred
Billiard
Match
In
the
fifth
of
six
games
In
the
Billiard
League
fixture
from
Tuesday
evening,
Marcus
Andrews
(Orottoi
last
night
defeated
Charlie
Baptie
(Cold
Storage)
by
a
score
of
250
to
208.
With
one
game
between
Don
Brown
(Orotto)
and
Alex
Murray
(Cold
Storage)
yet
to
play,
the
tobacconists
have
a
lead
on
the
aggregate
of
1127
to
1102
It
Is
planned
to
run
off
the
final
outstanding
game
this
evening.
A
Welsh
Youth
Wins
At
Wimbledon
MAROONS
UP
Etdney
Evans
Skewen,
15-year
old
Welsh
boy
tennis
champion,
opens
up
his
big
guns
in
the
Wimbledon
junior
singles,
recently,
foi
national
championship.
UNION
RECOGNIZES
WILLIAM'S
RECORD
WINNIPEG.
Dec.
4
The
Amateur
Athletic
Union
of
Canada
has
recognized
the
'
time
of
10
3-10
seconds
Bet
by
Percy
Williams
of
Vancouver
for
the
one
hundred
metre
4
distance
as
a
world's
record.
Sons
of
Norway
Xmas
Tree
Benefit
Dance
Metropole
Hall
Sar..
Dec.
5
at
9
o'clock,
dents.
50c.
Ladles
25c.
Good
music.
Insist
on
"GRANT'S
BEST
PROCURABLE"
The
Original
For
Sale
at
Vendor
or
tlirrct
from
"Mail
Order
Dept."
Liquor
Control
Board,
Victoria,
H.C
BEST
PROCURABLE'
PURE
SCOTCH
milSKY
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
BottM
I
and
furaaUvd
by
WilU.m
Gnat
a
Sun
Um,ui
UlraUJkh
and
m
anuuual
m
......
u
j.v.
,,.lllcUi
,3
uol
jniuMMiitMi
or
uispiaved
i
lite
l,iUor
Control
Board
or
the
Government
of
Brttil
Columbia
Kaien
Motors
Ltd.
Are
pleased
to
announce
that
they
are
now
in
a
position
to
Welcome
inquiries
regarding
the
new
smart
1932
Buick
eights,
artd
their
great
advancement
over
preceding
models,
including
Wizard
control;
syn-ci-omesh
transmission,
selective
tree
wheeling
and
many
other
improvements
holding
Tast
to
those
sound,
fundamental
engineering
principles
which
have
won
world
leadership
for
McLaughlan-Buick
year
after
year.
CHEVROLET
For
motorists
who
want
quality,
style,
performance
and
durability
in
a
smaller,
lower-priced
'car,
watch
for
the
annouhcenient
of
the
new
1032
Chevrolet,
which
we
have
reason
to
believe
is
,
the
most
outstanding
value
ever
offered
by
General
Motors
and
the
Chevrolet
Motor
Company.
Keep
your
Eye
on
Chevrolet
KEEP
YOUR
EYE
ON
CHEVROLET
Hoop
Line-ups
For
Tonight's
Games
Named
Junior
League
Boy
Scouts
V.
Miller,
E.
Sahter-bane,
O.
Viereck,
W.
Smith,
S.
Wat
son
and
J.
Lindsay.
JapaneseH.
Suehlro.
S.
Nako-moto,
R.
Obato,
Y.
Klshimoto.
J
Oondo,
S.
Kayana.
Intermediate
League
Tuxls
i.
Morrison,
R.
Morrison.
B.
Thurber,
k.
Nak&moto.
C.
Smith
O.
Hanson
and
R.
Allen.
High
School
A.
Walters,
B.
Un-ger,
O.
Wlngham,
B.
Vance,
M.
Forbes
and
R.
Ross.
Ladies'
League
Comets
E.
Steen,
J.
Roberts,
P
Harvey.
N.
Ourvfch,
B.
Jaek.
P.
Mac-
uire
and
E.
Connery.
Amazons
S.
Boddie,
E.
Morris
D.
Pritchard,
C.
Morgan.
J.
Ritchie
and
A.
Koch.
Settlor
Lea
sue
C
N.
R.
W.
Lamble.
R.
Stalfcer,
E.
Smith,
A.
Stiles.
D.
Morrison.
W
j
-'"i
-on
nid
C
Nclmc.
32
Tax-D.
Ourvich.
V.
Menzlei.
D.
Stalker,
E.
Ratchford.
W.
WTa-thall.
S.
Ourvich,
D.
Frlzzell
and
C.
Ross.
LOCAL
ITEMS
Jean
Foster
Wis
fined
$50.00
,
with
option
at
ut.i
.y
uayj'
lmprb
onmcnt
by
Magistrate
McC;yai6nt,
:n
city
police
court
thti
morning
on
i
a
chaiaj
of
belna
,he
keener
at
a
j
disorderly
house.
;
Capt.
Steele
of
the
Salvation
A.mv
has
leselved
.mothei
3Upply
uf
donated
halibut
which,
she
an-1
nouncss,
will
be
distributed
to
i
;
'
people
needing
It
at
the
Citadel1
between
the
hours
of
2
and
8
o'clock
tomorrow
afternoon.
1
twelve
persons
havt
already
been
etiHiMed
In
a
cote
class
for
those
Inteerstn
in
hort
wave
radio
work
1
"hluh
will
open
tonlht
In
the
Toe
'
11
room1
.
Initructkn
will
be
given
by
Felix
Batt
local
radio
Inspector,
and
others.
Kenneth
Morrison,
well
khown
veteran
purser
ot
Canadian
Pacific
'
cuasi
steamers,
is
relieving
(k
pur-i
er
aboard
the
Weamer
Princess!
Mary,
which
Is
In
port
this
after-
j
noon,
in
place
of
Purser
Arthur:
Graves,
who
Is
taking
his
annual'
vacation,
C.N.R.
steamet
Prlntc
John,
Oap-taln
Nell
McLean,
arrived
In
por
j
at
9
o'clock
last,
njght
from
Van-
llslafrJsnd
will
wMlrl
ftere
untV
:i0
o'clock
tomorrow
night
when
she
will
sail
on
her
return
south
over
the
same
route.
Capt.
William
Oliver,
veteran
United
Church
missionary
of
tht
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
who
har
been
on
a
trip
south,
arrived
in
the
city
from
Vancouver
on
the
Princess
Mary
this
afUrhoon
and
will
proceed
to
his
home
at
Sandspit
oq
Uie
Prince
John
tomorrow
night
TO
CANUCKS
Montreal
Teams
Tied
For.
Second
(
Place
in
International
Section
I
Of
National
Ltajtie
MONTREAL.
Dec.
4:
Montreal
Leafs
8
to
2
In
National
Lfeagu.el
nocKey
tiere
last
iiijni
ana
movea
;
Into
a
tie
With
their
townsmen,
thej
Montreal
Canadlens.
for
second!
!
place
in
the
International
section
Jnf
the
league
The
New
York
Am-,
isrlcans
are
in
first
place.
I
New
York
Rangers
and
Detroit'?
Falcons
played
to
a
one-all
draw
In)
Detroit.
Lester
Patrick's
men
there-!
by
increasing
their
lead
in
the
American
section
to
a
game
and
a
halt
jver
Chjcago
Black
Hawks.
WHY
ANY0X
DIDN'T
COME
A
telegram
received
from
Anyox
n
tilch
players
of
the
Ahyox
Bad
AlrUott
Club
wt
eomihg
Vo
Prince
Rupert
for
a
Wurhamenl
Uh
local
jhyers,
had
to
return
htirrledly
to
nyoit
dn
Wednesday
of
this
week.
ie
failure
ef
the
visitors
to
arrive
is
expected
being
this
explained.
hew
date
for
the
meeting
has
hot
Vet
been
arranged.
J.
B.
May.
who
has
been
on
a
tp
to
Vancouver
to
consult
with
the
Pewlohs
Board,
returned
to
:he
city
frwn
the
south
on
the
Princeas
Mary
this
afternoon.
FINE
ORE
FOUND
ON
S0U11II1STER
rf
SKIDEQATE,
q.
4:
Last
f'week
ttffft
of
very
high
grade
ore
vm
reported
to
have
been
,
et-rucic
at
the
loo-foot
level
In
the
well
knemv
Southeaster
mtne
whiWi
Is
being
operated
by
the
KNttUlt
Bale
Mlrtea
iti
cr
Vancouver.
Fre?
gJd.
It
SAVE
MONEY
I
"Roll
Your
Own"
with
ZIG-ZAG
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
120
Leaf
Book
5c
The
original
automatic
book.
On
leafatatimt.JVowast.
120
leaves
5c
Demand
ZIG-ZAG
refuse
imitations
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
ocka2.'
Total
capacity
20,000
tons
V
Shipbuilders
and
Ship
Repairers-for
Steel
and
Wood
Vessels
Sawmill
and
Mining-Machinery
Itepalrrd
and
Overhauled
Iron
and
Brass
Casting
Cleetric
and
Acetylene
Weldlnc
58-tnn
Derrick
for
Heavy
Lifts
is
said,
can
be
quite
clearly
,
"f
t)!
th
-onh
the
hlte
galena
4-
It
may
be
a
mistaken
impression,
but
these
football
affairs
.s:-en
v
u
be
totting
,i
Here's
a
bunch
of
the
boys
down
in
southern
California
bringing
down
the
lucky
hi
ball.
And
they
have
no
snow
and
sleet
down
there
either
to
keci
the
working
parts
The
Letter
Box
lage
population
gathered
In
thr
Lfiranby
Service
Boat
Had
to
Return
'
Village
hall
tor
the
wedding
feast.
lo
smelter
Town
After
Leav
,
tvery-sne
looked
forward
to
ing
For
Here
Wednesday
esteWAy
afternoon
tated
that
the!
lod.
f
which
there
was
a
bounll-
Jrahby
co.ks
service
boat
Oranby,
.mar
Ufe
otherwise
happy
evening.
j
to
be
followed
cJotely
by
two
mow
speakers
from
Port
81mpson,
who
forcibly
brought
to
the
villagers
I
attention
an
ancestral
pagan
cus-
MfcTLArlAtLA
VILLAGERS
AN-,tems
oTtha
dim
past.
They
4aM
NOYED
BY'TORt
SIMPSON
j
claim
that
as
Metlakatla
was
Uic
Editor.
Daily
News:
On
Tuesday
last
a
pretty
wed-:
ding
took
place,
and
the
whole
vil
birth-place
of
their
ancestors.
iietefore,
the
village
of
Metlakatla
belonged
to
them.This
may
be
alright
in
the
dim
past,
but
Metla-'catla
wants
to
remain
lnuct
as
a
Christian
community,
and
we
o
llbTately
watt
to
remain
iijrrorant
flippy
time
and
evidently
every-1
of
these
ancient
pagan
as
thing
went
along
smoothly.
j
We
want
to
be
progressive
and
n
t
niir
justice
was
aone
to
tne
to
arm
oaeK
to
wrtt
ancient
cus-
oms.
At
this
notnl
of.
the
Drore-
ful
Amply.
Rev.
Rushbronk
w!lnM
the
vfllaven
tried
tn
Y
1nnr.
asked
tb
propose
a
toast
for
the
I
tuf
ferine
towards
the
visitors
but
to
t
'xlrterne
bounds
,,f
Including
Missum
p
more
than
the
..!
Uand
It
roused
Chief
Councillor.
.
hi
the
very
teeble
appu
'he
last
died,
he
:):
clllor
came
forw.uc:
ors
platform
and
ed
the
visitors
i
,
.tit.
i
-
uiir
ui
a
very
mn.
urh
a
hippy
ua'hfm
tppKusfi.
We
,.!v
vi
Rufhbiook
was
o:i
to
Prince
Riip
rt
i:
,
the
building
wIipi
:
In
spite
of
ail
j
feeling
introduced
,
I
:he
young
peoplr
:
venlr.g.
jlnnrlnK
ers
and
then
me
the
turn
nt
ti'
the
villatrers
mnt
nav
hmni
tn
to
welcome
visitor
u
,
BUY
MADE
IN
B.C.
PRODUCTS
"VX'HO
profit
when
H.C.
Industry
prospers
.
.
.
When
wajrt
"
T
go
up
.
.
.
When
unemployment
Is
eliminated?
Who
enshf
in,
cithlT
directly
or
indirectly,
oil
every
nickel
every
dollar
spent
for
U.C.
Product-?
'
VOU
DOt
That'8
why
IN
JUSTICE
TO
YOUKSKLF
you
sliouM
buy
MADE
IN
.C.
I'HODUCTS.
Iilencr,
Dut.ch
Girl,
tnsfHtlc
.and
UH.C.
Rohemlan
Imager
Dcers
are
made
In
H.C.
hy
H.C.
workmen.
In
tnntc,
fluvor,
quality
and
purity
these
beers
are
SUPEKlOU
to
any
other
Lecru
made
anywhere!
Inaist
That
You
Get
Thetnt
It'
PER
D02..
AT
GOVERNMENT
UQVOR
STORES
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LTD.
PILSENER
DUTCH
GIRL
1
I
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ROHEMIAbL
ra
rR
box.
OLD
COUNTRY
ALE
CREAM
STOUT
liH
vQlap
'
n
i
M
tlu
Wilt
.'.'nxito
lii'jfft
-
uci
m
.;:
'-ai
hidt
a
t.'.nt
everyone
responded.
Simpson
tried
to
'bulldoae
Uie
peo-1
capable
Mettakal
;
t
Speeches
followed
by
several
oth-,
Pie
and
emDhaUcallv
declared
that
The
vlUagt-rs
WU!
bftk
Uhcle
of
the
bridegroom
to
make
a
'heir
chiefs,
nobles,
the
'Kltwil-,
l'
and
courteous
speech,
but
ls
brand
of
ofhtory
g4aU
tribe,
etc..
and
then
started
METLAKAfl
A
REs:H)2T
Seemedtostert
the
ball
rolling
to
to
plant
imaginary
po
at
the
Metlakatla,
DC
I
thu
advertisement
is,
not
published.
,or
Splayed
by
the
LfUffdP
CtiMM
Hoftfti
r
W
,fi'
Government
of
British
Columbia.