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DAIJ'T
EDITION
DANG
E
IIS
IN
Attention
has
been
drawn
at
various
times
to
the
dangers
of
hunting.
No
part
p
the
country
seejns
to
be
exempt.
Men
lose
their
lives
either
through
their
own
carelessness
or
irom
mat
oi
jneir
ieuows
jn
tne
ieiu.
Only
recently
the
Saturday
Evening
Post
oublished
an
article
on
the
suhipct
which
was
well
wortnv
of
studv.
TrB;,i.
iVc-u
-a
.
,
...
-
,
.
"Shooting
Without
an
absolute
certainty
of
what
may
be
hidden
among
the
leaves
common
and
constantly
recurring
cause
oi
trouble.
The
trained
hunter
when
he
fires
does
so
with
the
knowledge
Vliair
lie
Ja
nilUULlllU
Ulr
UlllC.
ferent
from
the
fallow
who
cause
the
leaves
stirred
or
a
"There
can
be
neither
sympathy
nor
forgiveness
for
trio
half
hnnrn.
irlin
fircc
at
r..
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HI,V
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Last
season,
the
article
states,
more
than
300
persons
were
killed
in
hunting
and
there
were
approximately
1500
non-fatnl
accidents.
Annthov
stntompnt
mnHp
70
per
cent
of
the
shooting
accidents
have
been
caused
by
people
under
21
years
of
age,
many
of
whom
have
been
the
victims.
It
strongly
urges
instructed
uoiore
being
allowed
forth
with
a
gun.
UNITED
STATUS
It
is
intwestinir
to
note
thiit
the
United
States
is
now
taking
an
active
interest
in
Irei((ent
ot
i
ranee
is
to
vsjst
tne
United
States
in
the
near
future.
Nothing
but
good
can
come
from
such
a
visit.
Tboy
should
take
place
more
often.
The
publicity
that
will
1"
M
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it.i.
uiti
form
the
American
people
in
of
the
dtfv.
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the
cwetrl
certificate
of
purity,
merit
and
quality
by
the
IiiHtitulc
)f
llyii-ne,
London.
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Negrita
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pure
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are
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in
automatic
booklet,
double
slotted
so
that
the
papers
can
be
taken
out
either
to
the
left
or
right
hand
tide.
Ready-gummed
and
very
strong,
yt
thin,
they
are
-the
best
end
most
convenient
ypu
can
buy.
Testa
hae
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them
to
be
superfine
papers
In
every
way.
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Tuesday,
Oct
13,
1931
HUNTING.
"
'
"
or
behind
a
wall
of
brush
is
a
X
UU
O
Jiaii
J11UJCJ
J1MII
till-
pulls
the
trigger
merely
be
twig
cracked.
cnmotVitnrr
Vio
Vina
nr.f
coon
"
'
in
Hip
artM
fa
thnt
npnvlv
that
lads
should
bo
properly
AND
IJANCK.
...
world
1
politics
.
and
that
the
.
,1
caw
wjjjjui
vunikjf
lu
m-
regard
to
the
great
questions
.
1
FHined
the
world
over
as
"Oh!
Nick
Rum"
lh.
mw
Coalr
Boar4
Mall
till
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tne
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia,
HIGH
WINS
IN
SOCCER
Defeats
Booth
School
By
Score
of
2
to
1
on
Saturday
The
regular
Junior
Football
League
fixture
between
High
School
(first
year)
and
Booth
last
Satur-
day
was
productive
of
a
very
hard
to
one.
a
strong
cross
wind
was
trouble-
some
at
times,
but
both
teams
put
up
a
good
exhibition
and
the
spec-
tators
were
well
rewarded
for
turn-
tag
out
on
such
a
threatening
alter-
noon.
In
spite
of
playing
uphill,
Booth
had
the
better
of
the
opening
exchange
and
Morgan
had
to
clear
from
MeMeekln.
Over
anxiety
on
the
part
of
the
latter
spoiled
a
good
chance
for
Booth
as
he
eot
off-
aide.
Ferguson
and
Eby
defended
well
and
Christlson
and
Wilson
we.V
cheeked.
Blake
did
well
to
save
from
Santurbane.
CQlussl
was
too
.
high
with
a
drive
at
the
other
end
'
and
MacDonald
had
hard
lines.
Gomez
was
in
rare
.form
for
Booth.
A
cross
from
Dungate
was
not
well
cleared
and
Christlson
put
High
a
goal
up.
Nelson
went
close
at
the
ottw
end
and
MeMeekln
again
worried
Morgan.
The
second
half
was
evenly
con-3.00
tatted
and
Booth
staged
a
strong
attack
that
Fisher
and
Allan
did
wfeH"
to
repel.
MacDonald
and
Coiusal
were
persistent
and
the
latter
struck
the
upright,
but
netted
from
the
rebound
and
the
teams
were
level.
High
broke
away
but
Bby
was
safe.
Ritchie
stopped
Nakamoto,
but
High
was
all
out
for
goals
and
Wilson
narrowly
missed.
A
beautiful
combined
run
by
the
Booth
forwards
was
worthy
of
a
goal
but
MacDonald
was
Just
wide.
De
Marco
misjudged
a
ball
and
Kirk-endall
got
away,
and
from
his
cross
Wilson
hit
the
underside
of
the
crossbar
for
the
baU
to
come
to
Santurbane,
who
gave
High
the,
lead.
Booth
attacked
strongly
and
Oolussi
was
clever,
but
his
parting
effort
was
blocked.
Faw
defended
"Saoto
wdcSSS
:
a
g00d
attack
but
Oome2
stopped
them.
Fun
time
found
High
leading
y
tne
oaa
goal
in
three
and
win
ners
of
a
very
exiting
game,
7!eams:
ih:
Morgan,
Allan.
Fisher,
I
Nakamoto,
Faw,
Klrkendall,
Wilson,
chrtottson,
Santurbane
Dungate.
Booth:
d.
Blake,
Eby,
Ferguson,
'
"eMarco,
Gomez,
Ritchie,
Nelson,
Mcoreub,
coiussi,
MacDonald,
Mc-
Roferee:
W.
W.
C.
O'Nell.
Tfin&M
A
IVJEMT
WAtlirXlf
IXIJ
X
IS
PLAYED
,
,
.,
,
''ul"
Odlies
and
A.
Styles
Wln-
ners
Saturday
Evening
on
ON.R.
Courts
An
intereung
and
keeniyvcon
lMwa
American
tournament
was
i
played
Saturday
olghtpn
the
Cana-
'
dten
National
Recreation
Assocla
-
Uon's
courts,
the
winners
being
Miss
Ruth
O
lilies
and
A.
Styles.
After
the
tournament
refresh
ments
were
served
and
Howard
Bar
rett-
vice-president
of
the
Canadian
kTailAHitl
T-
41
lH
"
1ocu1mo"m
nr.
p
zes
t0
thc,r
w,n"
J
A
Teng
was
convener
for
the
cvciuiiks
pruceeuings,
ana
oiner
members
of
the
committee
were
Mr
F-
A.
Rogers,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B.
F.
Valde
and
A.
Woods.
Mrs.
Rogers
land
Mrs.
Valde
were
In
charge
oj
refreshment.
Early
next
month
it
Is
planned
to
have
another
American
tournament
with
a
club
tournament
in
December.
.
Mrs.
Helen
Wills
Moody
Leaving
on
i
Voyage
to
Japan
:
SAN
FRANCISCO
Oct.
13.
Mrs.
Helen
Wills
Moody,
women's
na
tional
tennis
champion,
will
leave
here
shorUy
for
a
trip
to
Japan.
She
will
not
be
accompanied
by
her
hus
band.
I
Mr
and
Mrs.
D.
Edenshaw
of
Massett
are
paying
a
brief
ylalt
io
the
city,
having
arrived
from
the
island
on
their
boat
Sunday
Italian
Giant
Met
Waterloo
and
Never
Had
Chance
Last
Night
Against
Husky
Sailor
NEW
Y)RK,
Oct.
13.Primo
Camera,
the
Italian
giant,
p
met
his
Waterloo
here
last
nitrht
and
was
eiven
the
decision
.at
the
end
oi
a
gruelling
fifteen-round
bout
with
one.
of
tne
fifteen
rounds,
Sharkey
being
awarded
twelve
while
honors
in
two
were
fairly
even.
The
Italian
was
"radically
out
on
hU
feet
as
the
.
.
Bong
ended
the
final
round.
He
tm
the
ount
of
nine
In
the
lourth.
He
took
fierce
punishmeo.
and
couId
not
nave
withstood
mucn
more
of
Sharkey's
treat-:
ment.
I
As
a
rosuU
or
the
bout.
Sharkey
le
once
again
established
as
the!
principal
contender
for
Max
Bchmellng's
world's
heavyweight1
puglllsUc
crown,
Badly
Beaten
IB
SwSwSMSSjIt
jSl
BBSHEb
SSSaBlliisfsSSrSB
Massive
Pruno
Camera
who
lost
to
Sharkey.
Lindberghs
Pass
Through
Japanese
City
on
Way
Home
NAOASAKI,
Japan,
Oct.
13
Col.
and
Mrs.
Charles
A.
Lindbergh
were
here
at
the
end
of
the
week
en
route
home
to
the
United
States.
They
have
heen
called
back
on
ac-
bergh's
father,
Senator
DwJghV
Morrow.
Ro1r
Hnmo
Qf
,Jai'fV
AVWC
Ol
Los
Angeles
LOS.
ANGELES,
Oct.
13-Don
Moyle
m
and
Cecil
Allen,
Los
Angelas
Pattullo
Speech
Is
Heard
Here
Vancouver
Address
of
Liberal
Leadrj-Catne
In
Plainly
The
speech
of
T.
D.
Pattullo,
pro-
vlnclal
Liberal
leader
and
M.LA
tor
Prince
Rupert,
broadcast
last
Friday
night
from
Vancouver
over
broadcasting
station
CNRV.
came
in
well
here
and
was
heard
by
many
local
radio
listeners.
Dealing
with
ia
number
of
matters
of
live
current
interest,
Mr.
Pattullo
was
in
fine
fighting
form
and
roundly
criticized
the
administration
of
the
Tolmle
government
on
a
number
of
scores.
GLASGOW
CUP
RESULT
The
Glasgow
Clip
final
was
somewhat
confused
among
Old
Country
football
results
in
Saturday's
paper.
The
score
In
the
final
game
for
this
trophy
was:
Rangers
3,
Queen's
Park
0.
aviators
who
recently
new
from
!'aPan
Taooma.
"turnft
to
their
h,ome
here
flnd
wcrt'
fon
fnday
RED
WINGS
CHAMPIONS
Rochester
Winner
.Over
St.
Paul
In
tittle
World's
Series
ROCHESTER,
Oct.
131toches-ter
Red
Wines,
winners
for
the
eighth
year
of
the
International
League
pennant,
won
the
Little
World
Series
when
they
defeated
St.
Paol
Saints,
American
Association
champion'',
in
Ihe
dcilin;
game
by
a
score
of
9
to
3.
Had
Good
Hunting
Wear
Waas
Kiver
.
7"
.
,
Lar?e
Party
Returned
A
to
Town!
Early
This
Mornfnr
With
Bag
of
Geese
and
Ducks
,
A
largt
bird
hunting
party
In-1
ch'dinK
Cwt.
W.
P.
Armour.
Dr.
J.'
H
Carson
F.
A.
MacCallum.
Mayor
C.
H.
Qrme.
Aid.
O.
W
Rudder-ham.
Aid.
J.
H.
PUlsbury
and
Ctpt.
J.
R.
Elfert
returned
early
thji
morning
from
a
three-day
hunting
trip
to
QulnemAas
in
the
Naas
River
district.
The
trip
was
made
on
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co.'s
power
vwwi
saivneo
Prince,
and
rfe.
spite
rough
weather,
there
was
good
bag
of
geese
and
ducks.
CLARA
BOW
i
COMEBACK
Gets
Leading
Part
in
Plclure
"Get
the
Woman"
Golnr
on
Location
In
December
HOLLYWOOD.
Oct.
13
Following
her
recent
breakdown,
Clara
Bow
is
soon
to
attempt
a
comeback
in
the
talking
picture.
She
has
been
cast
jo
the
lead
of
"Oet
the
Woman."
and
the
picture
will
go
on
location
early
In
December.
KjsJIWa
V
fn
Be
Given
Aid;
President
Hoover
Putting
Ills
Recovery
Plan
Into
Effert
In
the
United
Stales
WASHINGTON,
D.C
Oct.
13-!
Under
his
recovery
plan
program,'
President
Herbert
Hoover
has
launched
a
scheme
to
aid
the
railways
In
their
financing.
This
would
also
be
of
considerable
assistance
to
the
smaller
banks.
I
wtiidiqtiUch
I
MW&
TU
Ntlion't
LmtiTt)
Too
Good
Jack
Sharkey,
who
gave
Prtmo
j
Camera
worst
defeat
of
his
career
last
night.
j
IS
GOING
!
1
ON
STAGE
"Pepper"
Martin
Sirns
Vaudeville
Contract
for
Winter
ST.
LOUIS,
Oct.
J3.
"Pepper-Martin,
sensational
batter
and
fielder
of
the
193!
world
series,
has
wu
teP
hn
u,e
throughout
the
winter
in
various
parti
of
the
country.
Heavy
Action
Expected
In
Boxing
Bout
Henry
Peetb
of
Anyx
and
Billy
1
w
ui
rrmce
ype
wwn
tfr-sw
m4
event
at
a
b9xln?
COwnameot
this
week,
Deetb
ijaj
credit
tor
dacUlon
over
Bagshaw
In
the
smelter
town
about
eighteen
mopths
Ago.
Tbe
local
boy
has
tartly
imptovd
since
then,
however,
and
u
conldent
he
can
turn
the
tables
in
hU
home
town.
Bagshaw
oarrlw
a
wicked
punch
iind
is
always
daogwou.
while
DceUi
made
i
legion
of
admirers
In
this
city
when
e
fought
Wendle
here
last.
Owen
Fisher,
who
is
promoting
&he
card,
announces
that
his
list
fit
preitmlnaries'
will
be
well
up
to
Ibe
high
standard
of
the
Empress
Social
Club.
AReputotioti
of-
-oti
Of
CjOhtirtUOUS
brands
moA
.
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CRIBBAGE
SCHEDULE
Play
to
Start
This
Evening.
Owing
to
yesterday
being
a
boll.
'
iv
play
In
the
Cribbage
League
will
commence
this
evening,
and
thereafter
on
Monday
evenings,
j
he
schedule
for
the
first
of
the
se
ison
follows:
October
13
Musketeers
vs.
Moose.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Seal
Cove.
I.
O.
O.
F.
vs.
Elks.
Eagles
vs.
O
rot
to.
Swift's
vs.
Knights
of
Columbus
October
19
Elks
vs.
Swift's.
Seal
Cove
vs.
I.
O.
O.
F.
Moose
vs.
Englet.
Orolto
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel,
K.
C.'s
vs.
Musketeers.
October
2C
Seal
Cove
vs.
Moose.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
Moose
I.
O.
O.
F.
v.
Musketeers.
Eagles
vs
Swift's.
Elks
vs.
Knights
of
Columbus
November
I
Seal
Cove
vs.
Eagles.
Swift's
vs.
Musketeers.
Blk
vs.
Grotto.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
vs.
I.
O
d
F
KnJgfeU
a
Columbus
vs.
Mouse
November
9
Grotto
vs.
Moose.
Mucketeers
vs.
Seal
Cove
Swift's
vs.
I.
O.
O.
P.
Elks
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
Eagles
vs.
Knights
of
Columbus.
November
16
Moose
vs.
Elks.
I.
O.
O.
F.
vs.
Engles.
Grotto
vs.
Swift's.
Prlne
Rupert
Hotel
v.
Musketeer!
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v.
Sl
Gove.
November
23
Swift's
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Elks
vs.
Musketeers.
I,
O.
O.
F.
vs.
Moose.
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r?trua.
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!
Grotto
vs.
Knights
of
Columbus
November
30
Seal
Cure
vs.
Elks.
Musketeers
vs.
Eagles.
Moose
vs.
Swift's.
Grotto
vs.
I.
O.
O.
F.
K.
C.'s
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Hutfi
December
7
Swift's
w.
Prince
Rupert
Hi
tel
Musketeers
vs.
Grotto.
Moose
vs.
Elks.
1.
O.
O.
F.
vs.
K.
C.'s.
Mtss
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Desroslers
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Sunday
night
on
the
Prince
George
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a
trip
to
Vancouver.
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by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.