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SCHMELING
IS
WANTED
MsfiUon
Sanare
Garden
is
'
Champion
Dempsey,
"too
Johnstone
told
Jacobs
that
he
de
sired
Schmeling
to
fight
either
in
!
Miami
during
the
coming
winter
or
;
in
New
York
next
summer.
The
pro-
i
nosed,
bout
in
Los
Angeles
between
,
Schmeling
and
Mickey.
Walker
would
not
be
tolerated,
Johnstone
said.
It
is
reported
in
pugilistic
circles
man,
pitcher,
and
Ed.
Coleman,
i
outfielder.
Bowman,
who
belongs
In
!
Kansas
City,
is
a
righthander
and
stands
six
feet,
two
inches
in
height,
j
Coleman
hails
from
Los
Anfceles
'ntlrl
ic
OA
nnrt
nlar
civ
foal
Jches
tall.
After1
Mack
released
Joe
Camasolo
and
Jim
Moore,
whom
he
let
go
outright,
and
Lew
Phinney,
Frank
Hi-
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
13:
Match'ma-
(glns,
Hank
McDonald
and
Jim
Pe-:
ker
Jimmy
Johnstone
of
Madison
;
terrafl,
rhr
r.rc
cr.
option
with
the
'.
Square
Garden
has
been
In
confer-
possibility
.if
returr.lncr.
ence
with
Joe
Jacobs,
manager
of
j
Max
Schmelng,
the
world's
heavy-
.
,
.
weight
champion,
following
his
ar-1
1
jjlc
tM
rival
from
Europe
Wednesdiy.
,
JLidlCb
llGiU
each
Whist
Drive
Enjoyable
Affair
Held
on
Tuesday
Night
in
Aerie
Hall
Ten
Tables
In
Play
A
Vftrw
An
Intra
tlA
Whifr
fHvA
The
delight
which
comes
to
everj
smoker
of
Arabela
Cigars
is
equalled
only
by
the
sense
of
true
economy
he
experiences
in
getting
so
much
pleasure,
so
much
added
enjoyment
for
five
cents.
Singly
or
in
the
pocket
pack
of
five
.
.
.
wrapped
in
moisture-proof
cellophane
to
ARAB
Sons
of
Norway
here
that
Jack
Dempsey.
former
held
by
Tuft
Muekteers
world's
neavyweigm
cnampion.
wui
nlgnt
m
Aerte
jIaJ
f
be
in
New
York
soon
from
the
west!
Therc
wsre
.tea
tatIes
of
eards
to
confer
with
Johnstone
on
a
pro-
and
prize
winn
were:
ii'
;
posal
that
he
Dempsey)
meet
an
fir$t
Mrs
F
j
Fcasby;
second.
Mrs.
!
opponent
of
his
own
choosing
In
Txxck;
thlrd
Mrs
P
pritchard;
Reno
on
Declaration
Day
next
and
men.s
flrgt
T
DeMarco;
second,
battle
in
the
Garden
In
September
Mr.
MurIe
Rose.
thlrd
.
Men
with
senmenng
tor
me
uue.
BUILD
UP
ATHLETICS
Connie
Mack
Releases
Six
Players
and
Takes
Over
Two
Promising
Youngsters
PHILADELPHIA,
Nov.
13:
Connie
Maelc
started
yesterday
on
his
task
of
rebuilding
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
for
the
1932
season
by
re-leartng
six
members
of
his
1931
After
cards,
delicious
refreshments
we're
served.
G.
A.
Hebb
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
James
Brown
presided
at
the
door.
LA:BARBA
WINS
BOUT
Took
Decision
From
Wildcat
Carter
In
Six
Rounds
at
Seattle
team
to
the
Portland
Club
of
the
SEATTLE,
Nov.
13
Fidel
la
Barba
Pacific
Coast
League
In
return
for
took
a
handy
decision
over
Wildcat
two
stars
from
the
western
team,
j
Carter
In
the
six-round
main
event
The
duo
which
Mack
has
acquir-
of
a
boxing
show
here
Tuesday
ed
for
duty
next
year
are
Joe
Bow-1
night.
Insist
on
"GRANTS
BEST
PKOCURABLE"--The
Original
For
Sal
at
Vcndora
or
direct
from
"Mail
Order
Dept."
Liquor
Control
Hoard,
Victoria,
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This
advert
Ucment
is
not
imblisherl
or
displayed
by
the
Lifuur
Control
Hoard
or
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Leading
Whist
Oddfellows,
Legion,
Empress
Moose
Also
Winners
Last
Evening
League
Standing
W.
Sans
of
Norway
4
I.
O.
O.
F
3
Empress
Hotel
3
Grotto
2
Legion
2
Moose
2
l
Seal
Cove
1
Totem
Park
1
Fish
Packers
0
L.
0
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
4
and
Whist
League
games
last
night
resulted
as
follows:
Sons
of
Norway,
5;
Qrotto,
4.
I.
O.
O.
F.,
5;
Fish
Packers,
4..
Legion,
8;
TotenijPark,
1.
Empress,
5;
Seal
Cove,
4.
Moose,
5;
Musketeers,
4.
P.
4
3
3
2
2
2
1
1
i
0
INTERESTING
Second
Games
of
Season
Will
Be
Played
This
Evening
As
a
result
of
the
fine
brand
of
basketball
put
up
by
the
players
in
the
opening
games
last
Tuesday,
keen
interest
is
being
taken
In
the
recorfd
of
the
city
hoop
series
scheduled
to
be,
played
at
the
Auditorium
thia
evening.
Teams
have
been
practising
steadily
during
the
week
and,
now
that
the
players
have
become
ac-eustomed
to
the
hall
tonight's
games
will
all
be
well
worth
seeing.
The
line-ups
of
the
different
teams
are
as
follows:
Junior
League
Boy
Scouts
V.
Miller,
E.
Santer-bane.
O.
Vlereck,
W.
Smith,
L.
Wilson,
J.
Naylor
and
J.
Lindsay.
Japanese
Association
H,
Suehiro,
S.
Nakamoto.
K.
Obito,
Y.
Klshi-moto,
F
Condo
and
S.
Kayana.
Intermediate
League
-Tuxis
J.
Morrison,
B.
Thurber,
K.
Nakamoto,
C.
Smith,
O.
Hansen
and
R.
Morrison.
High
School
A.
Walters,
B.
Un-ger,
O.
Wlngham,
B.
Vance
and
C.
Hlckey.
Ladies'
League
Amazons
Sue
Boddie,
Phil
Harvey,
Enid
Morris,
Connie
Morgan
and
Dot
Pritchard.
Comets
Ella
Steen,
Julia
Roberts.
Joyce
Edgecumbe,
Pat
Mac-Ouire,
Edith
Connery
and
Bev.
Jack.
Senior
League
C.
N.
R
A.
Styles,
Eddie
Smith,
R.
Stalker.
W.
Lamble.
D.
Morrison,
W.
Johnson
and
C.
Nelson.
32
Taxi
D.
Gunrich,
S.
Gurvlch,
E.
Ratchford,
F.
Kenney,
V.
Men-zies,
W.
Wrathall
and
D.
Stalker.
Local
friends
sent
compliments
to
Tom
Steen
of
this
city
by
having
radio
station
KJR
of
Seattle
play
"When
Your
Hair
has
Turned
to
Silver"
In
his
honor
Monday
night.
preserve
the
quality,
the
Ireshncss
and
tlavour.
CIGARS
-
by
far
the
area
test
va.
PAGE.
FGU3.
TI12
daily
:rcT?a
Benef
it
Tea
Was
Very
Successful
Affair
.Held
Wednesday
Afternoon
at'Hofne
of
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox
In
splte-of
the
Inclement
weather.
the
benefit
tea
held
at
the
Home
of
Mrs.
S.
V.'
Cox,
533
Seventh
Avenue
West,
was
very
successful
both
so-clallyiand
financially.
Mrs.
S.
L
Peachey,
Noble
Grarid
of
the
local
Rebekah
Lodge,
assisted
Mrs.
cox
m
receiving
the
guests.
The
home
cooking
table
was
in
charge
of
Mrs.
James
Simpson,
assisted
by
Mrs.
Bert
Morgan.
Servl-teurs
during
the
afternoon
were
Mrs.
W.
A.
McLean,
Mrs.
W.
Sherman
jr.,
Mrs.
John
Murray,
Mrs.
T.
Priest
and
.
Mrs.
Johnson.
Cashier
was
Mrs.
Bert
West.
Mrs.
J.
E.
Boddie
had
charge
of
the
raffle'.
The
case
of
silver
was
i
won
by
L.
Sandvar
with
ticket
No.
279.
The
raffle
ticket
was
drawn
by
Miss
S.
Mills.
During
the
afternoon
piano
selec-1
tions
were
beautifully
rendered
by.
Misses
Rosie
Cox
and
Jean
Maclean
ind
there
was
a
vocal
solo
by
Miss
i
Beulah
McKlnley
accompanied
by
Mrs.
R.
C.
Gller.
!
SCHEDULE
OF
WHIST
November
19
Legion
vs.
Grotto.
MooSe
vs.
Empress.
Fish
Paekers
vs.
Totem
Park.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Musketeers.
I.O.OJ1.
ve.
Sons
of
Norway.
November
26
Grotto
vs;
Old
Empress
Hotel.
Moose
vs.
Fish
Packers.
Musketeers
vs.
Totem
Park.
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Legion
vs.
I.O.OJF.
December
3
Fish
Packers
vs.
Grotto.
I.O.O.F.
vs.
Mtjose.
Musketeers
vs.
Legion.
O.
Erhp.
Hotel
vs.
Sons
of
Norway.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Totem
Park.
,
December
io
Grotto
ys.
Seal
Cove.
Legion
vs.
Moose.
I.O.p.F.
vs
Musketeers.
Fish
Packer
vs.
Old
Empress.
Son
of
Norway
vs.
Totem
Park.
December
17
I.O.O.F.
vs.
Grotto.
Totem
Park
vs.
'Moose.
Totem
Park
vs.
M6ose.
Old
Empress
Hotel
vs.
Musketeers.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Legtcn.
Fish
Packers
vs.
Sons
of
Norway.
CRIBBAGE
SCHEDULE
November
16
Moose
vs.
Elks.
I.
O.
O.
F.
vs.
Engles.
Grotto
vs.
Swift's.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
v.
Musketeers
K.
C.'s
vs.
Seal
Cove.
November
23
Swift's
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Elta
vs.
Musketeers
I.
O.
O.
F.
vs.
Moose.
Eagles
vs.
Prinea
Rupert
Hotel.
Grotto
vs.
Knights
of
Columbus.
APIaflai
91!
a
i
MeiVs
Shoes,
Woman's
Shoes
Children's
tjiiuttb
ail
uii
daic
ai
mc
vui
lvatc
onoel
Meeker
Block
Store
at
Cut
Rate
Prices.
Women's
Novel$F
and
Street
Shoes
V
from
$1.95
to
...t
An
Extra
Special
Price
on
Women's
and
Children's
Knee
Gum
Boot
for
Saturday
and
Monday
Women's,
sizes
iVt
to
7
O-t
Qff
Reg.
to
$2.75.
Our
price
Misses,
sizes
11
to
J
Reg.
$2.50.
Our
price
Children's,
sizes
5
to
10
Vi
Reg.
$2.25.
Our
price
1
TP
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
November
13
Boy
Scouts
vs.
Japanese
Also.
Tuxls
vs.
High
School.
Amazons
vs.
Comets.
32
Taxi
vs.
C.
N.
R
November
11
Rovers
vs.
Boy
Scouts.
High
School
vs.
Merchants.
Blue
Birds
vs.
Comets.
Panthers
vs.
32
Taxi.
November
20
League
of
Nations
vs.
Japanese.
Tuxls
vs.
Merchants.
Amazons
vs.
Blue
Birds.
C.
N.
R.
vs.
Panthers.
S1.89
$1.69
1
Men's
First
Quality
Rubbers,
slze.s
6
to
11.
Reg.
$l.4ft.
bn
sale
at
November
2t
Rovers
vs'
Japanese
Association.
Tuxls
vs.
High
School.
Comets
vs.
Amazons.
.
C.
N.
R.
vs.
32
Taxi.
j
.
November
27
i
League
of
Nations
vs.
Boy
Scouts.
Hlfh
School
vs.
Merchants.
Bhte
Bird
vs.
Comets.
Panthers
vs.
32
Taxi.
i
In
some
of
the
city
tchools.
It
was
reported
at
last
night's
board
meeting
lessons
on
the
future
prospects
of
trade
Between
Australia
and
Canada,
as
suggested
by
the
Department
of
Education,
had
been
given.
The
suggestion
to
conduct
sucii
lessons
was
Inspired
by
the
arrival
at
Montreal
on
October
31
Inst
;
of
the
first
full
steamship
cargo
of
Australian
goods
for
Canada
following
the
recent
treaty
agreement.
95c
Men's
Extra
Heavy
Red
Rolled
i
Edge
Rubbers.
Reg.
$1.65.
Now
vliZj
Men!
Here
Is
a
chance
for
you
to
buy
i
nw.xt
one
uau
uxiora.
Keg.
to
$5.85
On
sale
at
$2.95
and
Women's
and
Chlldrens
Cozy
Felt
811rjpera.
Priced
up
from
Children's
Rubbers,
stzes
9
to
!0
L.
Reg.
95c.
On
sale
at
S3.95
49c
59c
Shoe
Store
Third
Avenue
Hotel
Arrivals
New
Royal
Hotel
THE
HOTEL
WORTH
WHlLl
Hot&
Cold
6
water
.
.
i;
75c.
TEK
DAY
AND
It
J.
Ui-t
i:-.
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'
Savoy
Hotel
Print
Rupert
s
i
.ti
-lly
hotel.
Hot
atii1
.
.
In
all
rooms
A.
J.
PJlt'DIIOMME
Tnt.
Cor.
of
Fra-er
'
The
mountain
si;
wild
animal
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but
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ponsihly
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tliat
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