FAGS
rObfo.
TO
MATCH
DEMPSEY?
Former
FIVE
CLUB,
PUCK
LOOP
blZsUSIIfaUVtllBinaGwsrii
Vick's
Benefit
Dance
and
Concert
Don't
Miss
It!
Friday,
9
p.m.
EAGLE'S
HALL
Sis
Big
Vaudeville
Acts
Between
Dances
Vic
will
sing
"The
Rag
Time
Porter's
Blues"
and
'
The
Rheumatism."
sc-oomoanted
by
Joe
Arseneau
and
his
$460
banjo.
'
Other
snappy
numbers
by
such
well
luvawn
artists
at
Harry
Astoria
and
Joe
Arseneau
Sketch
Bill
Howe
and
Harry
Smith
The
Smallpox
Twins
In
Hawaiian
Guitar
Duet
Bud
Baldwin
King
of
the
Lumberjack
Baritones
Sam
Joy
famous
butk
snd
wing
dancer
ana
others.
It
will
be
a
great
shew
a
little
differentso
eome
and
get
your
raoneyVi
worth.
Tickets
on
sale
at
QroUo
Cigar
Store,
Empress
Social
Club
and
the
Royal
Hotel.
Charles
Halagno's
Augmented
Orchestra
Doors
Open
9
p.m.
Admission
50c
SPORT
CHAT
The
distinction
of
being
tbe
only
'
Jack
is
about
to
start
on
an-
bis
directorate.
His
selection
was
other
barnstorming
tour
watch
:ad
to
have
been
unanimous.
The
tl
Uke
him
to
Illinois.
Iowa.
1
deposing
of
Robinson,
portly
boas
Nebraska
and
Texas.
BADMINTON
'
COMMENCES
tint
United
Church
Elected
Of
filers
and
Stalled
Play
i
Last
Evening
Duncan
MUler
was
mat
night,
dieted
pratident
of
the
Pint
Un-i
Red
Church
Badminton
Club.
Mii!
Raby
Lleweuen
is
secretary-treas-
j
urer
and
the
executive
constats
of
Mrs.
O.
V.
Wilkinson
and
Rev.
A.
Wfeaon
Play
also
starsd
last
GROVE
IS
SELECTED
Philadelphia
Athletic
Named
Most
Valuable
American
League
Player
j
NEW
YORK,
Oct
23
-Robert
!
Moses
(Lefty)
Grove,
star
south-'
paw
hurler
of
the
Philadelphia
:
Athletics,
has
been
voted
the
I
most
valuable
player
in
the
Ameriean
League
far
-the
MM
seaion
by
a
committee
of
newspaper
sports
vaMers.
Grove
was
the
choke
by
a
wide
margin,
be-
Edmonton
and
Calgary
Promoter'
inr
awarded
f
out
of
a
postiblc
Decide
to
Join
Pacific
Coast
M
points.
Hockey
League
!
Lou
Gehrig,
New
York
Yan-
j
kees.
with
58
points,
was
second
VANCOUVER.
Oct
39.
Calsaiy
j
choice
and
Al
Simmons.
Ath-
and
Edmonton
promoters
having'
lettcs,
third
with
SI
points,
decided
to
join
the
loop
a
ftve-J
Some
time
ago
Frank
Friseh
of
team
circuit
in
the
Pacific
Coast!
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
was
Hockey
League
during
the
coming
,
selected
mot
valuable
player
in
winter
was
assured
yesterday.
i
the
National
League.
Vancouver.
Taroma
and
Portland
t-
-
bare
already
taken
out
franehim
of
the
once
high
flying
Robins
for
seventeen
years,
brings
to
an
end
Ja
bitter
war.
which
has
been
waged
for
several
years
between
Uncle
Robbie
and
the
hetrs
of
Chark
Si-
National
Hockey
League
Opening
On
November
12
MONTREAL.
Oct.
39.
Tbe
tJanal
tTnrVn
1mmt
wwi
RISKO
TO
MEET
MAX
i,nmjmm
mas
.-oi
lex
Montreal-horn
nbr
in
Rrttwi,
Clevelandcr
Matched
With
Rarr
for
Off
on
Another
Tour
Soon
only
Canadian,
goes
to
James
Kent-,
vav.
vha
afljvt
bat
wk-
for
nii
I
Francisco
Soon
RENO.
Oct.
Retaining
here
Mw
tK,
f,mouJC
nui
SAV
FRANCISCO.
Oct.
99
T
,W"1
hnBttoe
toiCeltte
Club.
Keneway.
who
ha
George
Putr.am.
one
of
three
owa-j
the
Northwest.
Jack
Dempsey.
for-!
been
goal-keeper
for
United
States
ers
of
the
San
Franctaeo
Seal.!
mer
world's
heavyweight
boxing
team,
returned
to
Montreal
to
visit
.
Pacific
Coast
Baseball
League!
champion,,
stated
that
he
had
not
his
parents
before
leaving
for
Scot-
team,
who
announced
some
time
beard
from
Jimmy
Johnstone,
pro-
land.
He
is
recognised
as
one
of
ago
that
he
was
going
into
ifee!
meter
of
Madison
Square
Garde
the
beat
soccer
goal-keepers
on
this
fht
business,
will
offer
his
fix!
to
regard
to
a
rumored
match
be-
continent,
and
has
received
a
year
s
pugilistic
bill
with
a
night
card!
tween
himself
and
Prime
Camera
contract
for
Celtic
on
Monday.
November
7
featurtozj
or
VUtorio
Campolo
in
New
York;
.
Johnny
Rista,
f
Cleveland,
and'
next
February.
j
Max
Carey,
former
Pittsburgh
Max
Baer.
of
California,
in
thei
Dempsey
made
it
plain,
how-,
centreflekl
and
later
coach
at
the
main
ten-round
event.
i
ever,
that
he
had
no
intention
of
Brooklyn
Robins
of
the
National
Putnam
has
guaranteed
RtefcJ
taking
on
any
of
tbe
major
heavy-,
League,
has
been
named
manager
and
Baer
$5
00
each
for
the
flabt'
weights
of
the
day
uata
he
was.t
the
Robins
for
1932.
succeeding;
vlth
the
poss&flity
of
sharlnc
assured
that
he
was
m
the
beat
WUbert
Robinson.
Carey
was
named
m
twenty-five
per
cent
of
the
gate'
of
physical
condition.
'at
a
meeting
of
the
Brooklyn
Rob-
if
the
hon
u
m
HONORS
DIVIDED
bets
and
Steve
McKeever.
one
of
the
5,0o
n
Rupert
East
Each
Wen
:
largest
stockholders
in
the
club.
Three
Badminton
Events
!
Carey's
contract
Is
for
one
year.
'
i
t
A
badminton
tournament
took
I
place
mat
evening
In
the
Rupert
jaaet
United
Chosen
ball
between
the
Moose
and
Rupert
East
crab
with
the
following
results:
1
Men's
singles-J.
Murray
RE)
beat
V.
Howarth
Moose
15-7.
15-7.
Ladies'
steles
Miss
Y.
Terrien
'
'Ml
beat
Miss
M
Macfcay
REi5-1L
15-17.
15-M.
Men's
doubles
P.
Peterson
and
H.
HeUbrooer
M
beat
L
Motte
and
W.
Murray
RE
3-15.
15-8.
15-8.
Ladies'
doubles
Mis
M.
Lawrence
and
Mrs.
Webber
M
beat
Mrs.
Squire
and
Mrs.
McLean
IRE)
18-15.
7-15.
15-7.
J
Mixed
doubles
Miss
Beale
and
E.
Popoek
RE
beat
Miss
Wright
and
A.
O.
Franks.
15-11,
15-11.
Mixed
doubles
Miss
Maefie
and
J.MeOhuhan
'RE
beat
Mrs.
Rateh-ford
'
and
Roy
Franks.
M
15-6,
15-3.
After
the
games
refreshments:
were
served.
TEAMS
ARE
ARRANGED
Ladies'
Quintettes
For
This
W
inter's
Basketball
Lined
Us
at
MeeUng
Held
Last
Mint
OraannmuVm
of
a
Ladies'
League
lor
the
coming
winter's
basketball
season
was
effected
at
a
meeting!
last
night
of
the
executive
of
the
jrm.
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Assoc
la-!
wjn
won
wisn
ue
prospective
gtri
play
at
TnlA
rwrnlt
lluilrl
.H
"
vemma
pcuie
New
York.
'
numbered
since
names
have
not
yet
j
Famous
Horse
Being
Retired
New
York
BINOIIAMPTON.
N.Y,
Oct.
29.
!
;
oeen
eaoseu
tor
ine
inree
aggrega-
i
itlons:
;
Team
Nor
1
Sue
Boddie,
Phyllis
lUrrey.
En
yd
Morris.
Dorothy
Pril-cnard.
Connie
Morgan,
Ruby
Kri-kevsky.
Rose
Race.
Team
No.
I
Lillian
Lowe.
Cathie
V
mIm
DAU
Blu.
a
w
Sun
Beau
Leaving
Race
Track.
It!"7f?
'iir'T'
Y
,,ean
Is
Announced
Announced
at
at
Blnthatnpton.
Blnthatnpton,
i
.
""r?cn
.
acsim
ns.
j
taw
bteen.
juna
ko-berts,
Joyce
Edgecumbe,
M.
Feero,
Beverly
Jack.
Pat
Owyer,
Edith
Con-
nery.
$100,000
wvtnnn
i
In
race
track
prise
money.,-
rr
IjM,M
mim
win
thr
compete
,,h.
m
me
win'nouSeS
IXSt
M
e
Junior,
was
announced
yesterday.
.....
.
MmM
thM
.mm
W'bafs
one
min's
beauty
be
another
man's
wife.
Isiv
w
v
vviasw
iiatui
aaiaui
i
been
ahnounced.
ma?,
It
is
planned
to
start
the
season
i
either
at
the
end
of
next
week
or
I
the
first
of
the
following
week.
Many
a
grass
widow
Is
a
girl
I
who
married
to
suit
her
family.
Honesty
is
the
best
poHey
unless
you
are
fighting
to
keep
out
of
jail.
Radio
hat
made
it
possible
for
us
to
dMikt
people
we
have
never
seen.
Nice
people
are
those
who
can
have
a
good
Ume
without
the
aid
of
aspirin.
Same
folks
Judge
other
tollU
by
the
number
of
empty
fruit
cans
In
the
alley.
By
the
time
a
man
has
sense
enough
not
to
be
ashamed
of
thi
BENNY
IS
KEPT
OUT
Former
Wot
Id's
Lightweight
Denied
License
to
He-Enter
Puiilittlc
Ring
NEW
YORK
Oct.
29The
State
Boxing
Commission
has
denied
a
Ucrnse
to
Benny
Leonard,
former
worH's
hfavrrflaht
-:hinplen.
who
has
been
desiring
to
re-enter
the
rlijs
as
a
yvlterwdtghL
The
Boxing
Commission
gave
as
Its
reason
for
dtnvtns;
the
license
old
folks
he
has
children
who
are
that
it
doubted
Leonard's
ability
fjaiUli3irsiiji.airjiJirVirrallhmed
ot
him.
lo
stage
a
comeback.
rax
CaHY
s-ptva
fxamine
V4o
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Letter
Box
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KITIMAAT
INDUCTION
In
reference
to
relief
work
In
this
I
city:
I
saw
in
last
night's
paper
that
The
Induction
of
Rv.
Wm.
Bur-
;
they
were
cuttin
down
the
work
to
100
tat0
the
PMtoral
charge
of
KK1-
18
days.
I
cannot
see
)hat
this
Is
any
m11
uniisa
inurch
took
place
re-rellef
for
men
with
families.
There
ce"tly.
The
inconvenience
of
reach-are
some
cases
In
this
city
it
would
mg
KlUmaat
made
it
necessary
to
not
allow
then
six
dollars
a
month
haTe
the
frtce
on
Sunday
dartn
i
each.
How
does
a
council
expect
men
the
rm
ol
TTbomas
Croiby"
to
live
on
that?
Do
they
mean
the
na
cusTomary
induction
pro-children
are
to
starve
when
other
Krwn
hd
be
somewhat
curtailed
:
men
with
no
dependents
nor
house
by
reMon
01
toe
ttt
that
only
two
rent
to
pay
are
allotted
the
same?
rnerabn'
the
Presbytery
were
i
They
seem
to
be
the
men
that
get
aW
to
present.
Nevertheless
the
the
Job
with
the
most
money
In
It.
lne
nm
or
tie
kind
held
In
,
I
hope
when
the
inspector
arrives
inat
district,
was
one
of
much
in-
in
Prince
Rupert
he
will
look
into
UrMt
and
PHt
to
the
eongrega-
these
better
than
our
eouncU.
and
Uon
mb,e1
give
fair
play
and
that
he
will
strike
Following
a
brief
baptismal
ser-
off
those
who
haye
been
put
on
by
vlce
by
Mr.
Burton,
the
Rev.
W.
II.
Influence
of
strawbosses
and
fore-
olbaot
Bel)
Bella,
chairman
of
man.
MOSES
BROWN
Today's
Weather
me
presbytery,
presided,
preaching
i
from
the
words
of
Paul
Jn
Aeta
15:
1
20.
The
usual
questions
having
been
suomiuea
and
answered.
Mr.
Olbson
in
the
name
of
the
Presbytery,
for-;
mally
inducted
Mr.
Burton
into
the!
nastnral
rlum
nt
i
OVER
-ALL
yng
Bauble
ihwUiog
i
s
real
sdvince
ia
n
ira
dctira.
You
tee
r
...
each
ran
tepsHtely
iHtUci,
-tth
tbe
ensue
cfeasib
JtkUj
frHtcuJ
by
an
over-all
shkU.
You
bear
the
viu
improvement
due
k
brings
S3
ftr
fonnancc
...
a
ajooauous
fWw
of
isuuc,
unJufuibcJ
by
nokc
con-fbcong
wub
die
broadou.
Crmhined
win
dV
pctttati
muhudc
vfttumc-coeirol
aad
aJvancrd
Sucr-liesec9dyac
cifcwc
of
Vksor
RsdiH
R
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and
R-21.
double
ihiriitiae
emum
s
ousiitf
of
nAa
cojerment
hKbem
unVncmn.
It
incfesftts
the
power
s
sepance
stadens
sharffy
...
it
brinrt
many
new
sisooot
within
easy
rcceraae
taage
.
.
.
and
it
reproduce
all
broadCaMi
wkh
the
pet
feet
nuMcal
ausluy
of
Vnot
tone,
unimpaired
by
back-pound
noise.
Vacsor
Radio
R-20
b
a
llvtsbe
5upt'Hcterodrne.
ro
fciwodct
'
sad
dkree
tuprr-coacroi
rsfcet
...
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VANCOUVER,
Oct.
29:
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Wheat
showed
further
strength
on
the
lo-
;
it?.-
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w
,
cai
venange
today.
Jumping
to
i
lr
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Pai-
64V
bUntlal
gain
over
yes-
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a
."inc
iiue
teruay.
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s
l
Larigara
Island-Strong
south
whlcn
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Capt
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fldd
m
wlndovercast;
choppy.
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sea
of
th.
i
Dead
Tree
Point-Cloudy,
fresh
Not
Notth..i
the
least
helpful
r
.V"
southeast
wind;
barometer,
29.81;
temperature,
51;
heavy
swelL
Whist
Schedule
October
29
IFsh
Packers
vi.
Musketeers.
Moose
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Legion.
Old
Empress
Hotel
vs.
Orotto.
SCALE
OF
CHARGES
The
following
Is
the
scale
contributions
TO
LXTR
T0
CLASSIFY
to
the
whole
service
was
the
singing
4
of
charges
made
for
read
Ins
'
notices:
Marriage
ar.d
Engagement
Hnnouncrmenu
32.
Birth
Notices
60c.
Funeral
Notices
$1.
Cards
of
Thanks,
fl
Funeral
Flowers
10c
per
iisms.
of
CharUe
Scott,
brother
of
Capt.,roR
RENT
One
or
two
bedrooms
,.,
.
.
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