PAaa
Foua.
AUDITORIUM
RESERVE
IN
BILLIARD
IS
CHOSEN!
ROWING
WIN
TOURNEY
i
Basketball
Games
Will
Be
Played
Captured
Burns
Trophy
Yesterday
There
Thu
Winters-Many
En
tries
For
Various
League
The
executive,
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association,
at
a
Dave
Milne
Heads
In
Crib
Scoring
Individual
high
scores
In
the
Crlbbage
League
to
date
as
as
D.
Milne
(Enks)
19
J.
Andrews
(Grotto)
18
H.
Horsfold
(Musketeers)
18
Sam
Pearse
(P.
R.
Hotel)
18
John
MacLeod
(EJks)
17
H.
Hibbard
(Elks)
17
H.
Letournean
(Moose)
17
O.
H.
Taylor
(Grotto)
16
C.
Dixon
(Seal
Cove)
18
by
Defetin?
1IJ(
CS.
Skeena
in
Whaler
Race
In
a
(lose
race
with
H.M.C.S.
Skeena,
the
local
unit
of
the
Royal
meeting
last
night,
decided
to
us.?
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve
the
Auditorium
on
Sixth
Avenue
I
was
successful
yesterday
altemoqn
West
for
the
nlayine
of
eamesdur-
111
Winning
by
a
neck
to
annex
the
,
Legion,
the.
latter
latter
winning
winning
by
by
Ing
the
earning
winter.
fSurns
Challenge
Trophy
for
the
aggregate
score
of
879
to
726.
In-
Entrtes
so
far
made
In
the
var''year
The
Bum
trophy
has
been
dividual
results
"were
as
follows:
ious
leagues
are
as
follows:
'
JPU
UP
by
the
?
Bn
Co.
Ltd.
to
Pray
"H.M.CJS,
Skeena),
150;
Bap-Senior
Three-Two
Taxi.
Pantlw'pe
used
as
a
perpetual
chUehgetrp-
t(e
(Canadian
Legion)
131.
.masters.
The
editor
of
the
News-
Chronicle
says:
"The
non-chess
player
Is
likely
to
hear
with
philosophy
that
Sulton
Khan
Is
British
chess
champion
no
more,
and
Mr.
Yates
reigns
ln
his
stead.
But
Miss
Menchlks
victory
may
stir
him
a
.asoiv
Groitingh
"Chantccler
cigarette
papers,
ready-gummed
and
packed
in
the
easy-to-use
booklets
.
.
make
'rolling
your
own'
an
unfailing
pleasure,
and
smoking
your
own,
a
joy.
They're
the
best
cigarette
papers
yon
can
buy
I"
PURE
RICE
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
little
more.
She
has
lone
been
known
as
far
the;
best
woman-
ttiess
placer
of
"her
day.
'
The
victory
stamps
her
as
the
best
the
world,
has
yet
seeji"
Purchase
of
Doug
Brennan,
big
defense
man,
from
Vancouver
Lions
of
the
Pacific
Coast
League,
is
announced
by
New
York
Rangers,
one
of
the
two
Gotham
representatives
ln
the
National
Hockey
League.
Brennan
will
report
to
the
team
dur
ing
the
pre-season
training
in
Toronto.
Whist
Schedule
Oclober
29
IFsh
Packers
vs.
Musketeers.
Moose
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Legion-Old
Empress
Hotel
vs.
Grotto.
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i
pavpc
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IN
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649
Steam
Cleaning
and
Pressing
Alterations
Made
Collection
and
Delivery
Free!
LING
THE
TAILOR
817
Second
Ave.
Phone
619
COAL
Huy
the
real
Coal
our
f.
moiu
frtsoq
and
Cask
Id
y-Wrllincton
In
any
qnantltirx.
Also
Uulklty
Valley
Hay,
drain
and
Kobhi
Hood
Flour.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
I'llONKS
C8
AND
W3
I
club
hockey
circuit.
WHIST
LEAGUE
STANDING
W.
Legion
Q
Fish
Packers
v...O
Moose
v0
Musketeers
0
L.
0
did
not
lose
a
single
game,
playing
inM
vZ'M
"1
n
uuii
Uf
iivi
ira
4
Seal
Cove
1
TO
ROTATE
ON
RELIEF
(Continued
irom
rage
One)
New
Hospital
at
Burns
Lake
Ready
for
Use
United.
Church
of
Canada
with
contributions
by
the
provincial
government,
the
Indian
department
and
losal
citizens.
Wheat
Price?
Weak
Monday
i
I
TU3.
SAIL?
IfZT73
iia
HUNTING
!
MISHAPS:
Four
Head
and
Several
Wounded.
Since
Opening
of
1931
Shooting
-
Season
VICTORIA,
Oct.
26.
Four
fatali
ties
and
three
cases
of
men
being
wounded
have
been
one
result
of
the
hunting
season
in
British
Columbia
to
date
this
year
It
was
re-
Canadian
Legion
Defeated
H,M.C.S.
'a,e,d
at,
he,
headquarters
of
the
Provincial
hunters
Police
here.
Two
Skeena
by"
Aggregate
Score
of
shot
themselves,
and
879
tq
726
Last
Night
accidentally
ers.
Canadian
National
Recreation
1
Qr
whaler
race
competition
M.asslck,
149;
James,
150.
Association.
i
between
the
R.C.N.V.R.
of
Prince!
Intermedia
tf-Tuxis
Boys,
Higi,!Rupert
and
vessels
of
the
Canadian
j
School.
Merchants
tfosslble).
,navy,
the
races
always
to
be
run
Junior
Jananese
Association
!
ln
Prince
Rupert.
League'
Ien
aboard
HM0S-
8keen
saW
-
Boy
Scouts,.
Rovers,
of
If-'
I;
tions
the
race
here
ywterday
was
one
of
1
nn0ivr
IO
There
will
be
a
meeting
tomor-,the
""ft
tne
d
seen.
It
wasifA
.
I
J1LI
T
lU
w
niAP
Q
mila
nmircA
art4
tiro
uavw
n1rn
row
night
to
distribute
into
teamsiY'"
V
23
girls
who
have
applied
to
play
ln
a
Ladles'
League.
CRIBBAGE
IS
PLAYED
Elks
Are
In
Lead
With
One
Faint
Margin
Over
Grotto
Results
of
Crlbbage
League
play
last
night
were
as
follows:
Musketeers,
18;
I.O.O.Fa
9.
Eagles,
16;
Swift's.
11.
arptto,.15;
Sel
Cove,
12.
,
Elks,'
U
Knights
of
Columbus,
13,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
14;
Moose,
13.
League
Standing
Elks
45
Grotto
a
Moose
43
Musketeers
43
Knights
of
Columbus
41
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
4Q
Eagles
r
!,
.............
39
Seal
Cove
I.J........
38
Swift's
37
I.O.O.F.
35
Indeed.
Congratulations
were
tx-
;
tended
all
around
to
the
R.C.N.V-R.
lor
having
won.
The
trophy
will
be
presented,
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
tonight
by
Lieut-Governor
J.
W.
Fordham-Johnson
to
Chief
Petty
Officer
Instructor
Young
of
the
R.C.N.VJt.
SPORT
CHAT
The
major
open
tournament
at
the
British
Chess
Congress
at
Worcester,
England,
was
won
by
Mls
Menchlk,
the
world's
champion
who
jOr0t0
0
her
P"tleus
held
the
6"n
tYf
went
An
interesting
billiard
competition
waVhek
last
night
at
the
legtoqi?"-
0,b?y?
r'ntlV,dded
t0
rooms
bVtWen
players
representing
th
1Uf
Jure
bJ
flring'
un!
SkfeeiJ
Into
hidden
cache
of
(w"tlngly.
a
HfL
Land
the
Canadian
an'"'"?1
w""
AUUUl
mw
Player,
150;
T.
SUversjdes,
148.
Sell,
113;
Youngman.
150.
Hayoe,
1?4;
Ranee,
"150.
Clare,
40;
Harvey.
150.
IN
CALGARY1
'lcs
tu
uiemseives.
j
On
the
opening
day
of
the
season,
i
September
15,
Orln
H.
Plumb
of
;
Canyon
was
mistaken
for
a
deer
and
(his
arm
shattered
by
a
bullet.
About
j
a
week
after
the
opening,
on
September
20,
David
Marshall,
of
Cum-jberiand
was
killed
by
the
accidental
discharge
of
his
own
gun.
Another
j
seven
days
elapsed,
and
John
H.
iBornie
of
Smithers
died
as
a
result
'of
the
accidental
discharge
of
a
i
weapon
ln
the
hands
of
a
hunting
j
partner.
un
uctooer
io
last
Marcus
mc-Abee,
of
Ashcroft.
was
killed
while
hunting,
under
circumstances
under
Looking
Into
Possibility
of
Hockey
review
ln
tne
comts
0ne
weelc
Franrhlae
Being
Taken
There
later
again.
October
18,
two
accl-
:
dents
were
reported;
In
the
first
o'f
CALGARY,
Oct
27Frahk
Pat-
wnlCh
Ronald
B.
Durrant.
of
Ter-
rlck,
president
of
the
Pacific
Coast
nee,
kined
himself
by
pulling
a
Hockey
League,
Is
Jn
conference
with
loaded
weapon
towards
him
out
of
local
hockey
promoters
regarding
a
boat.
The
second
event
was
the
the
possibility
of
Qalgary
taking
a
accidental
wounding
of
C.
H.
Cold-
franchise
ln
the
proposed
new
five
,
well;
of
Victoria,
while
hunting
at
Sooke.
j
Dynamite
Recoil
Twq
youths.
Earl
Batt,
18,
and
i
John
E.
Oeddes,
19,
of
Prince
Rupert
,
hunted
most
of
the
day
In
the
j,
woods
near
the
Kalen
Island
High-
j
i
nlng
they
set
up
a
target
on
a
tree
iq
practise
upon,
meir
nuiiets
found
a
hidden
cache
of
dynamite
under
the
tree,
and
the
resulting
explosion
knocked
both
hunters
down,
one'
r
with
painful
Injuries
to
his
face
from
flying
splinters.
Last
year,
thirteen
deaths,
it
is
understood,
were
reported
ln
British
(Columbia
rwoodfcjas
a
by-product
of
(the
hunting
fervor.
.
",.
'
Provincial
game
laws
make
It
ln-work
being
carried
on
by
the
gen-
cumbent
0n
the
hunter
to
see
the
eral
foreman
and
timekeeper
were
homs
ot
a
male
deer
before
flr,
given
by
the
engineer.
!
Aid.
Macdonald
made
another
plea
for
young
single
men
who
had
been
raised
In
the
city
and
who
were
unable
to
get
work
at
the
government
camp.
Aid.
Black
thought
i
that
bachelor
property
owners
were
also
entitled
to
some
measure
of
CITY
NOT
WAIVING
consideration.
The
city
council
last
night
adopted
In
the
course
of
a
rather
lengthy
a
recommendation
from
the
finance
discussion,
Mayor
Orme
and,
other
committee
that
trie
request
of
WU-members
Qf
the
council
were
unable
iiams,
Manson,
Brown
&
Harvey
to
see
how
It
was
possible,
with
the
that
the
council
waive
all
rights
unlimited
financial
resources
for
re-
der
the
will
of
the
laU
J.
N.
McPhee
lief
work,
to
depart
from
the
already
be
not
acceded
to,
the
city
sollclor
adopted
policy
of
giving
city
relief
having
advised
that
the
will
was
work
only
to
married
men
with
yiM
jn
form
and
that
the
testator
.families,
and
such
single
men
as
had
full
testamentary
capacity
at
naa
aepenaems
wun
no
oiner
the
time
of
making
the
will,
means
of
support.
i
Under
the
terms
of
the
late
Mr.
In
answer
to
a
question
by
Aid.
McPhee's
will
he
devised,
after
debts
Pullen,
It
was
pointed
out
that
mar-
had.
been
paW.
all
the
rest
of
his
ried
men,
whose
wives
or
families
Mtate
to
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert,
,ao
not
resiae
m
we
civy,
were
the
proceeds
to
be
used
in
improv-jclasied
as
single.
'jng
be
used
children's
The
council
also
authorized
the
playgrounds.
3.
.
Thompson
was
Board,
of
Works
to
call
for
tenders
jted
as
tmsto
of
the
estate
which
(
for
certain
materials
to
be
.used
on
js
valued
at
$8,706.42,
Including
min-
water
line
replacement
work
being
'mI
cU(
,and
jjnd
gasboat,
with
carried
out
under
relief.
liabilities
df
$1,720.28,
Distant
rela-
,lve
0j
deceawd(
through
Wllllam-
son,
Manson,
Brown
(t
Harvey,
have
sought
to
have
the
will
altered,
j
In
the
discussion
on
the
recom-:
mcndatlon,
Mayor
Orms
pointed
out
j
that
It
was
not
a
last
minute
Idea
i
of
Mr.
McPhee's
to
bequeath
his
money
for
the
Improvement
of
children's
playgrounds.
Not
only
hs
last
will
but
a
former
one
had
BURNS
LAKE.
Oct
27:
BulHen
so
devised,
have
completed
their
work
anl:
Aid.
Rudderham,
who
was
a
per-the
fine
new
building
of
the
Burns
sonal
acquaintance
of
deceased,
told
Lake
Hospital
U
now
ready
for
oc-
how
M.
McPhee
had
always
been
cupallon.
Construction
of
the
fond
of
children.
He
believed
that
hospital
has
been
finan:ed
by
the
the
spirit
of
deceased's
wishes
Women's
Missionary
Society
of
tht
would
be
compiled
with
by
Insist
Ing
that
the
will
be
not
altered.
:
Aid.
Macdonalq"
thought
It
was
only
fitting
that
the
memory
of
deceased
should
be
perpetuated
in
the
way
suggested
ln
the
will.
WELL
KNOWN
COUPLE
WKD
'
M'tintfriiii'il
from
nnv
me)
dress
of
Princess
blue
and
carried
U!!,
a
houauot
of
rose,
chose
brown
in
Yf
inniD
eg
trUnmed
with
f
ur
for
her
going
away
Both
bride
and
groom
are
very
WINNIPEO,
Oct..
?7.
Wheat
'
well
known
and
popular
and
will
prices
shewed
weakness
here
yes-
receive
the
hearty
congratulations
terday
although
stlU
holding
above
of
many
friends.
Mrs.
Valentin
has
the
60-cent
mark.
May
closed
at
resided
In
the
city
since
girlhood.
63V,.
October
at
COMt,
and
Septem-
The
groom
has
been
In
business
ber
at
CO'j.
here
for
years.
The
provincial
public
worha
department
last
week
opened
another
unemployment
relief
camp
in
this
district
with
capacity
for
55
men.
There
are
now
121
men
provided
for
in
this
district
W.
J.
Crawford
and
T.
R.
Whtttly
left
last
week
for
Prince
Ruuert.
whence
they
will
take
thirty-two
head
of
pack
horses
to
Var.dei
noof
to
be
wintered.
Word
has
been
received
here
chat
Mrs.
W.
Salo,
a
resident
of
Stewart
!
for
some
years,
died
ln
mid-Atlantic
while
en
route
to
her
native
home
ln
Finland
and
was
bijrjed
at
sea.
Ier
pne-year-pld
daughter,
who
was
accompanying,
has
been
given
over
to
relatives
in
the
Old
Country.
William
Scott
and
Jajk
Dodds
arrived
last
Tuesday
after
an
over-
'Jand
trip
from
Telegraph
Creek,
j
which
place
they
left
on
September
'
12.
They
had
six
pack
dogs
with
them.
There
is
no
word
as
to
when
mln-
Ing
operations'
wll)
be
resumed
by
the
Unicorn
Mining
Co.
Ltd.
on
its
property
adjoining
the
Big
Missouri
j
-lllll.
Hugo
Rlltar
returned
last
week;
from
a
trip
south.
:
Mrs.
Jamoa
,
McMillan
left
last
Thursday
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver,
and
elsewhere
In
the
south.
Mrs.
Clay
Porter
left
last
week
for
her
home
In
Seattle,
-
C.
F.
Duke
left
last
week
for
a
holiday
trip
south.
On
his
way
to
j
Vancouver
he
may
visit
the
Queen
VAATEY
JJtWjiwVM
U
I
fcmerara
m--n..XM
LssWVflPvvl
"Smile
with
the
crowd,
Bill"
"Wot
crowd?"
"The
Buckingham
crowd,
you
blighter
7H.000.000
more
Buckiiigliaiiis
wold
every
year
3259000
more
Packages
noIiI
every
inoiifli
Smoke
Buckingham
The
figurrt
firm
are
hinrtl
on
lb
,
m
verage
increawd
ulea
of
HurViogham
flTYl
fw
9&9
W
Cigarettea
durinj
the
at
five
years.
CC
District
News
STEWART
William
Asselstuie,
mill
superin
tendent
of
the
Premier
Mine,
rv
an
excellent
address
upon
mining
Charlotte
Islands,
where
he
has
considerable
land
holdings.
He
Is:
.
.
.
.
.
i
i
i
n
t
I
a
mtmon
oi
me
una
u
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at
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last
week
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last
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a
large
gathering
which
was
presided
over
by
E.
T.
Applewhaite,
president
of
the
Board.
,
Word
has
been
received
here
to
the
effect
that
George
Baron,
to.--,
merly
of
Stewart
has
bonded
a
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property
ln
the
Taku
River
country
to
the
Alaska-Juneau
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