district
and
all
local
banks
have
kindly
conswted
to
accept
contributions
that
may
be
offered.
The
presentation
committee
have
made
arrangements
with
the
cap-ltol
Theatre
to
have
a
suitable
picture
displayed
during
the
vessel's
visit
and
the
management
advises
that
It
has
been
fortunate
enough
to
secure'
a
splendid
British
picture
entitled
Tell
England."
which
depicts
naval
and
military
operations
at
the
famous
Galllpoit
landing
during
the
Great
War.
Tod
Morgan
Is
Winner
of
Bout
Outpointed
Sammy
Santos
in
Eight
Hounds
at
Seattle
Wednesday
Evening
SEATTLE,
Oct.
16:Tod
Morgan,
former
Junior
lightweight
champion,
took
the
decision
from
Sammy
Santos,
local
Filipino,
In
an
eight-round
bout
here
Wednesday
night.
EM
Jim
Annual
Beats
ON
AGAIN
iss?
caused
merous
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tne
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
Deeth
PROGRAM
Sturdy
Local
Boy
Too
Good
For
LAID
OUT
"mar
OpPonen.
From
Any
ox
and
Got
Call:
Knockouts
in
Prelims
Visit
of
Lieutenant
Governor
and
'
HJU.C.S.
Skeena
to
Be
Observed
.
ilmcs
skeemTwhich
lsWk-'
T1e
golid
hardhitting
little
Billy
Bagshaw
of
Prince
a
cruise
of
British
Columbia
pert,
took
a
well-earned
decision
from
Henry
Deeth
of
An-ports
with
Hon.
j.
w.
Fordham
yox
in
the
fairly
close
main
event
of
Owen
Fisher's
boxing
Johnson,
iieutenant-Governw
of
card
at
the
Lmpress
bocial
Club
last
night.
I
he
bout
went
British
Columbia
aboard,
has
left
the
full
six
rounds
and
was
not
lacking
in
action
for
both
Vancouver
and
will
be
calling
at
j
the
boys
mixed
with
a
a
the
-vay
Bacrshaw
was
the
Foweu
River,
Alert
Bay
and
other
,
mon
effective
hitter
although
the
points
Deiore
arriving
at
rnncv
'
clever
Deeth
was
not
flying
any
dls-
Rupert
on
October
26.
The
Lieu-;
TOWNSEND
I
I
1
tl
L
IVI
I
1
'tress
sienals.
desnlte
the
fact
that
tenant
Governor
is
accompanied
by
his
A-D.C,,
Major
A.
Seldon
Humphrey,
and
secretary,
A.
M.
J3.
Falrbalrn.
The
following
tentative
program
has
to
fat
been
arranged
for.
thi
ship's
visit
at
Prince
Rupert:
Football
match,
Prince
Rupert
vs.
Skeena.
Whaler
race,
local
unit
R.CN.V.R.
vs.
Skeena.
Dance
for
ship's
company.
Joint
luncheon
to
Lieutenant-Governor
and
officers
of
H.M.C.S
Skeena
under
the
auspices
of
the
city
council
and
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Theatre
party,
Capital
Theatre
and
presentation
to
ship.
The
time-honored
custom
of
making
a
presentation
of
plate
to
a
new
ship
is
to
be
carried
out,
and
the
Lieutenant-Governor
has
been
asked
to
present
same
to
the
H.M.CJ5.
Skeena
on
behalf
of
the
residents
ol
Skeena
district,
at
the
Capital
Theatre
on
Tuesday,
October
27.
.
Small
donations
are
being
collected
from
various
parts
of
Skeena
he
took
a
lot
of
punishment
in
nu
slugging
exchanges
which
the
bout.
Over-anxiety
Deeth
to
mtes
a
good
deal
"'
,
,
but
he
also
dealt
a
full
share
of
the
Has
Second
Engagement
in
Madison
blowJ
-hey
we
mt
u
ngw
Square
Tonight,
Meeting
ever
and
made
mtIe
lf
any
mipreJ.
Pally
Walker
-:
slon
on
the
Jocal
jy
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
16:
Billy
They
slugged
hard
right
from
the
Townsend
of
Vancouver
will
have
-tart
of
the
first
round
and
Ufeth
another
big
chance
for
further
pro-
did
some
wild
lunging.
Bagshaw
minence
in
the
pugilistic
picture
to-
landed
some
stiff
rights
to
head
and
night
when
he
meets
Pally
Walker,
'
body,
one
hard
blow
going
into
ranking
middleweight.
In
the
main
i
Deeth's
bread
basket.
Deeth
also
event
of
a
boxing
show
at
Madison
j
landed
a
few
but
they
were
rather
Square
Oarden.
!
1J8nt-
Both
missed
plenty.
The
fact
that
it
is
Townsend's
se-
i
In
the
second,
Detth
went
in
after
cond
engagement
in
the
Garden
Bagshaw
and
landed
some
light
within
a
week
speaks
a
great
dear
ones.
Billy
also
landed
and
they
were
for
the
regard
In
which
his
boxing
,
harder.
Deeth
was
quick
but
was
talent
Is
held.
Vancouver
Rugby
Players
Will
Go
not
wearing
as
well
as
Bagshaw.
The
round
was
featured
by
plenty
of
action.
Bagshaw
made
a
slugging
start
in
the
third
while
Deeth
landed
light
ones.
Billy
let
some
haymakers
loose
but
Deeth
either
dodeed
them
or
nn
flripni-
Tpatn
'.made
them
?lance
UU
Vl
1C111
1
CtUU(
fxefo
took
the
lead
In
the
fourth
'and
missed
again
in
some
lunges
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
16:
Several
J
Such
ones
as
landed
did
not
seem
to
Vancouver
players
are
expected
to
J
affect
Billy
very
much.
Bagshaw
ne
lncmaea
in
me
uanaaian
uig-:
siaggerea
ueetn
wun
a
leu
to
tne
lish
rugby
team
which
will
leave
,
Jaw.
next
January
for"
a
tour
of
Japan.
j
They
danced
around
in
the
fifth
Selections
for
the
team
are
now
be
ing
made.
McGill-Toronto
looking
for
openings
and
the
going
was
not
so
lively.
Both
got
the'
odd
one
in.
Down
on
points,
Deeth
forced
the
going
In
th
sixth.
Bagshaw
mixed
both
landed
with
in
Pi
1
:eiy
freely
and
ana
they
mey
tO
KOW
OatUrdayjhaw
hardest
Tin
The
decision
I
a
I
el
sn
tiff
was
given
by
Douglas
Collegiate
Championship
i
U
Race
to
Be
Staged
at
Lachine
Canal
Tomorrow
MONTREAL,
Oct.
16:
McOlll
University
and
University
of
Toronto
rowing
teams
will
compete
at
Lachine
Canal
tomorrow
in
the
an-n
u
a
I
Canadian
intercollegiate
championship
race.
Eddie
McLean
of
the
City
Hall
staff,
who
has
been
spending
a
holiday
at
Hazelton,
returned
to
the
city
from
the
interior
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train.
GENCIES!
'lennessy
Brandy
'cannot
le
obtained
at
a
moment's
notice,
m
KEET
IT
HANDY
1
HENNESSY
BRANDY
BOTTLED
AT
COGNAC,
FRANCE
two
main-event
judges
Provincial
Constable
George
Wyman
and
Jack
Judge.
The
weight
of
both
Bagshaw
and
Deeth
was
announced
as
138
pounds.
Deeth
was
a
shade
the
taller
and
more
rangy
than
the
stocky
Bagshaw.
The
Preliminaries
Babe
Dutton
won
the
semi-final
by
knocking
Dan
Parent
out
in
the
second.
They
slugged
fairly
hard
in
the
first
round,
Dutton
wanted
very
badly
to
mix
but
Parent
held
him
off
with
his
long
right
and
looked
good
himself.
They
were
slugging
hard
soon
after
the
start
of
the
se
cond
when
Parent
ran
hard
into
Dutton's
left.
He
was
dazed
and
went
down
for
a
count
of
six.
Dut
ton
followed
right
up
and
put
Par
ent
down
again
with
a
right
swing
on
the
jaw
for
another
count
of
six.
Parent
came
up
again
and
Dutton
bowled
him
over
with
another
hard
swing
to
the
jaw.
Parent
went
down
again
on
his
back
with
a
thud
and
Referee
Doug
Frlzzell
carried
him
to
his
corner.
It
was
to
have
been
a
four-round
affair.
Russell
Boyn
and
Jack
McRae
did
two
rounds
of
nothing
but
tap
dancing
but
the
inactive
affair
livened
up
slightly
in
the
third
and
last
round.
McRae
was
apparently
k-J
ed
tor
ne
lei
ooyn
siug
mm
enougn
to
get
the
call.
Pete
Holm
finished
Tred
Boulter
off
with
two
swats
in
five
seconds.
Dazed
by
a
blow
as
soon
as
the
op
ening
bell
went,
Boulter
hit
the
can
vas
with
a
hard
left
one
on
th
chin
and
that
was
that.
They
carried
the
Tiger
away
to
the
dressing
room.
Alex
Walters
and
Chuck
Hlckey
little
bigger.
They
slugged
them
selves
out
of
breath
and
both
were
pretty
tired
when
it
ended.
Max
Hellbroner
was
timekeeper
for
the
evening.
The
crowd
was
a
small
one
and
Owen
Fisher,
undoubtedly,
lost
money
on
the
show.
Old
Country
Soccer
English
League
First
Division
Huddersfleld
Town
4,
Leicester
city
a.
ARAB
E
LA
CellophaneWrapped
Houston,
Veltch,
Naylor,
Campbell
(captain)
Shrubsall.
McOulre.
Lind
say,
O'Neill.
Stuart
and
Lee,
spares.
WHIST
LEAGUE
OPENING
SET
rOB
THURSDAY
NEXT
The
opening
of
the
season's
activities
in
the
Fraternal
Whist
League
has
been
postponed
until
next
Thursday.
The
schedule
tor
the
first
half
of
the
season
will
be
issued
meantime.
LOCAL
ITEMS
Inspector
and
Mrs.
JM.
Tupper
are
leaving
on
Monday's
train
direct
for
Edmonton,
to
whlci
place
Captain
Tupper
has
been
promoted.
The
original
plan
was
to
go
by
way
of
Vancouver,
but
a
wire
has
been
received
asking
that
he
go
direct
to
his,
new
position.
Pleadlnggullty
to
charges
of
being
Inmates
of
a
gambling
house,
eleven
local
men
were
each
fined
$15
in
city
police
court
by
Magistrate
McClymont
this
morning.
The
eases
arose
out
of
two
convictions
against
A.
Donald
for
being
the
keeper
of
a
gambling
house.
An
appeal
to
the
Supreme
Court
which
was
made
in
these
cases
failed.
City
Solicitor
E.
F.
Jones
acted
as
prosecutor
In
today's
cases
and
T.
W.
Brown
appeared
on
behalf
of
the
various
defendants.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
provided
a
real
lively
three-round
;
POR
SALE
Kitchen
range,
enam
was
plenty
game
hut
Walters
was
a
CIGARS
-
i
ij.vm
mm
wmv
Mil
jwbb.-
fully
realize
how
rich
and
TO
satisfying
a
good
five
cent
a---IBB.
MM
XA.
I
MCti'
-WH..
Wm
TJk.
'V
J
cigar
can
be
.
.
.
smoke
an
Arabela!
In
size,
quality
and
fragrance
Arabela
leads.
Individually
wrapped
to
preserve
the
flavour
and
freshness.
Try
the
pocket
pack
of
five.
by
far
the
greatest
vaiueA
SHAFFMAY
TAX
RATE
Sharkey,
who
pounded
out
such
a
sensational
victory
over
Primo
Car-
nera,.
the
.Italian
giant,
Monday
night,
may
ilind
his
next
opponent
in
Ernie
Shaft.
JUNIOR
FOOTBALL
LINE-UPS
Following
are
the
line-ups
for
to
morrow
afternoon's
Junior
League
football
game
between
Booth
Mem
orial
School
and
Brden
Street
Schol.
Booth
Mufiro,
Eby,
Ferguson,
DeMarco,
Gomez
(captain),
Ritchie,
Nelson,
McDonald.
Colussi,
Mc-
Oreish,
McMeektn,
Wright
and
Hale.
Borden
Annesley,
Perry,
Fong,
est
in
Civic
Affairs
Is
Stressed
HONEST
ASSESSMENT
sldentlal
report
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Ratepayers'
Association
last
n!ght.
"It
does
not
require
any
stretch
cf
imagination
to
forsee
the
danger
of
the
tax-paying
property
soon
narrowed
to
little
more
than
tha
property
upon
which
improve
ments
have
been
erected.
It
would
teem
to
be
the
duty
of
every
tax
payer
to
take
a
keen
interest
In
particularly
the
directors,
for
the
liberal
and
valuable
assistance,
which
they
have
at
all
times
rendered
throughout
ths
year,
and
to
say
that
It
has
been
a
real
pleasure
towork
with
this
board.
Government
Block
"One
of
the
early
objects
of
the
association
this
year
was
the
preparation
of
a
report
to
be
made
with
a
view
to
inducing
the
provincial
government
to
sell
block
21,
section
1
of
this
city,
which
is
known
as
the
Government
Block.
rn'd:J
."
:
Unfortunately,
while
the
commit-
ueu,
spurns
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In
h
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...
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,
243.
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Stationery
Office
Supplies
Toys
Charts
Hooks
Radios
Sewing
Machines
V-
McRAE
BROS.,
LTD.
'strong
presentation
of
this
matter
through
the
city
council,
the
council
took
the
matter
up
with
the
provincial
government
and
the
data
gathered
for
this
purpose
was
of
no
use
as
far
as
your
committee
has
any
knowledge.
I
feel
that
this
matter
should
be
followed
up
vigorously
Immediately
after
the
municipal
election
in
January
with
a
view
to
having
the
matter
brought
to
a
successful
conclusion
or
better
still,
lf
your
new
executive
could
arrange
to
obtain
the
assistance
of
the
mayor
and
the,
1
finance
committee
of
the
city
!
council
in
securing
an
interview
--
with
the
minister
of
public
works.!
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I
Ai
.
K
A
I
ARMlNB,lwhotaectedlnthtcltylnthe
HlLtLtl
J-TlVlV.
rl.rlllTill
lVJ
I
very
near
future,
to
whom
a
pre-:
!
mentation
of
the
reasons
in
the
Sharkey
Looking
for
Fields
to
Conquer
Following
Camera
Conquest
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
16.
Jack
Further
Duty
t
Taxpayers
to
Take
Inter-.
of
vour
committee
could
be1
made.
Surely
no
government
sucn;
as
that
of
the
province
of
British
Columbia,
after
having
sold
most
of
its
holdings
during
the
peak
of
ithe
speculation
period
between
PUBLIC
AWAITS
NEW
ATWATER
KENT
RADIOS
1932
Models
Represent
Greatest
Value
in
History
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are
tut
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right
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the
citizens
of
Prince
Ru-
Atwater
Kent
radios
I'
'
pert
to
ask
for
the
sale
of
thti
that
the
new
models
wi
"We
cannot
but
view
a
constant-
block
In
view
of
the
reasons
which
03
display
mprominen;
Mil
thin
ai
-k
n
4
a
-
ly
rising
tax
rate
with
alarm,
cs-
your
committee
are
prepared
to
.
K,
,
peeially
with
the
tremendous
present.
Much
of
the
government,
value
models
are
con
,0.
:
amount
of
vacant
property
revert-
holdings
at
that
time
were
so!d
the
finest
radio,
from
thing
to
the
city
through
tax
sale
for
many
times
lU
real
value
in
?iIai"-""'L'i!.
.
,
,
.
....
,
.
...
.
that
have
ever
been
proc
and
Becoming
non-taxpaying,"
de-
the
Light
of
the
experience
of
years
The
WOrld
trusts
Az
clared
M.
M.
Stephens
in
his
pre-
following
these
sales.
radio
and
exhaustive
.
"Again
I
wans
to
express
my
a
'e
cuiducted
c
appreciation
of
the
harmony
ex-
istlng
at
all
times
in
the
Assoeia-;
xhe
new
seasou's
offei
tion
and
to
express
the
wish
that
famous
Atwater
Ken
!:-he
Association
will
grow
and
be-
bring
with
them
the
gre
.
come
a
very
powerful
factor
In
the
JJLJ1.
h(T
,
.
.
,r,
,
models
in
the
new
ranr
c
future
of
thU
city.
It
is
one,
glve
a
wWe
selection
to
which
deserves
more
support
than.
purse
and
prefeunce
E.
it
has
received
and
one
in
which
magnificent
super
hi
every
tax
paying
resident
should
lffV
t,
kiwiu
uv
met
aesigns
of
anestum
the
city's
business
and
to
do
hi
1.
kept
free
from
all
party
bicker-
trace
arc
finished
in
c
or
her
utmost
to
see
that
city
councils
use
the
greatest
care
in
the
expenditure
of
revenues.
We
must
sooner
or
later
face
an
honest
assessment
and
when
this
is
done
our
tax
rate
will
be
greatly
in
excess
of
what
it
Is
today.
It
Is
tn
anil
rllmiAs
inH
ft.
Ktuln.
Mai'.
A
touch
of
the
1
should
be
confined
strictly
to
the
At,
Interests
of
its
members.
If
this
tortton.
This
is
muck-
Is
done
it
should
be
of
great
the
automatic
volume
coir
assistance
to
our
city
councils.
It
n
P"-"tnt
feature
Is
something
which
should
not
b
"n'will
dp
necessary
to
.
feared
by
them,
but
rather
suz.es-
these
mnrvpilou
ne
nut..
time
that
we
realized
that
we
areitlons
from
the
nntpnavpr.'
a.
aoDreclate
them.
Taken
n
living
in
and
financing
a
small
rlatlon
should
receive
the
utmost
8m.a.n
wonder
that
the
Atw
town
and
not
a
large
city.
Perhaps
consideration
when
placed
before
eaafTlv
awaited
nothing
should
bring
home
to
ui
that
body.
One
of
the
resolutions
7
the
seriousness
of
our
situation
j
passed
by
this
Association
earlier
"
more
clearly
than
the
fact
that
th-(in
the
year
was
asking
the
city
CJPR
steamer
Prinr,
figures
given
for
the
late
census.
council
to
seek
from
the
provln
capt
James
Flood
is
u
show
our
population
to
have
de-
clal
government
the
right
to
elect
at
3-30
this
afternoon
Cff
u
HJT61-
'u.
a,dermen
annual,y
lnstpad
wuth
and
will
sail
at
M
!"
Un
b,'annuay
"
,l
P"nt.
lf
h
return
to
Vancouver
able
m
t
to
h
be
with
you
this
evening
on,
I
remember
rightly
the
reply
from
points
the
occasion
of
the
annual
meet-(
the
council
was
that
the
law
called
'
ing
of
the
association,
and
the
foI-(for
the
election
of
aldermen
everv
lowing
Is
but
a
slight
review
of
the
two
years
and
the
council
had
no
to
have
members
of
t
business
of
the
association,
with
'power
to
change
It.
This
was
not
manic
board
elected
antu.
which
all
of
your
directors
are
fa-,
what
was
Intended
bv
this
Am.
ts
another
mntt-r
hi.
miliar,
conducted
throughout
thc,clatJon
at
all.
We
knew
what
the
should
be
followed
up
bv
year.
This
report
is
of
necessity
1
law
.was
Just
as
well
as
the
mem-
officers,
particularly
in
one
about
which
your
directors
(
bers
of
the
council
and,
whether
result
of
the
plebiscite
have
not
been
consulted
for
the
our
request
was
misunderstood
cr
wishes
of
the
electors
:
teason
that
I
have
been
confined
otherwise
by
the
council,
there
has
the
election
of
mayor
for
to
the
house
for
nearty
two
weeks,
apparently
been
no
attempt
mad"
at
a
time"
-ai
me
ouiset,
i
wisn
to
wans
the
officers
of
the
association,
anJ
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