PAQE
FOUrt
LINDBERGHS
IN
I
ONnnw
American
Flyer
Makes
Fliht
In,
Cobham's
Australian
riane
CROYDON.
England,
October
J9:
j
Gol.
Charles
A.
Lindbergh,
pald(
a
Mirprtse
vtsrt
to
the
airdrome
here
and
made
a
test
flight
in
the
plane
which
Sir
Allan
Cobham!
plans
using
lor
a
flight
to
AusUa-,
fix
Col.
and
Mrs.
Lindbergh
are
In!
London
on
their
way
back
to
trv
United
States
after
a
traasAtlai
;
tie
flight.
i
Logging
Camps
on
I
Queen
Charlotte
!
Islands
Closing!
A
rather
heavy
passeneer
list
brought
here
yesterday
morning
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
by
the
steamer
Prince
John
consisted
largely
of
loggers
from
the
eamps
of
the
T.
A.
Kelley
Logging
Co.
at
Setwyn
Inlet
and
the
A.
P.
AMfcen
Ob.
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
which
have
Just
closed
down
for
the
winter.
The
earns
of
the
J.
R.
Morgan
Logging
Co.
at
Crescent
Inlet
will
continue
in
operation
nn-til
Christinas.
Mr.
Morgan
also
came
over
from
the
Islands
on
tbe
John
and
will
return
there
tomor
row
morning
aboard
the
boat
Lillian
D.
Happy
Card
Party
Held
by
Pioneers
Jolly
Crowd
at
Function
last
N'ijht
In
Oddfellows
Hall
Genial
Spirit
Pervaded
Pioneers
of
the
city
foregathered
in
goodly
number
and
with
their
usual
spirit
of
genial
canwradie
test
night
In
the
Oddfellows'
Hat!
where
a
very
enjoyable
bridge
and
whist
party
was
held
after
which
deHeious
refreshments
were
served
and
an
hour
or
so
of
oid
time
dancing
followed.
Prtee
winners
were
W.
A.
McLean
and
Joe
Rowatt
at
bridge
and
Mrs.
O.
Jensen
and
F.
W.
Wench
at
whist.
J.
E.
Jack,
president
of
the
association,
was
master
of
ceremonies.
The
committee
in
charge
of
the
serving
of
refreshments
consisted
of
Mrs.
J.
E.
Jack,
Mrs.
J.
G.
Vier-eek,
Mrs.
II.
B.
Bast
man.
Mrs.
S.
V
Cox
and
Mrs.
P.
W.
Anderson.
For
the
dancing
excellent
musk
was
furnished
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black.
Eddie
Hudson
presided
at
the
door.
EXPORTS
TO
nitA7.IL
Canadian
sewing
machine
have
ousted
Canadian
whent
flour
as
the
chief
Canadian
export
to
Brazil
ZIG-ZAG
CIGARETTE
PAPERS
Including
ltd
Tal
New
FLAT
Book
Tht
urn
paprr
In
1
fcf
lb
AutomntlQu
Book
J
Demand
ZIG-ZAG-
RefuM
SatxUtatw
IM
Hunters!
Sportsmen!
Have
your
trophies
mounted
by
an
expert.
Bear
rugs
mounted
In
any
style.
Game
heads
a
specialty.
All
work
guaranteed
first
class.
FURS
MADE
UP
Write
For
Prices
E.
Dix,
Taxidermist
Terrace,
II.
C
Central
Hotel
American
and
European
plan
.'
Housekeeping
Rooms
AVA!so
Sell
Coal
That
Gives
Perfect
Satisfaction
Phone
51
Manager
Terry
Manager
Bill
Terry
i
Right
of
the
OianU.
co-gratulating
Mel
Of.
after
the
star
outfielder
had
blasted
the
New
Yorkers
to
the
championship
with
his
sensational
homer
in
the
fifth
game
of
the
series
Ott's
blow
camt
ui
the
tenth
lnnl
r
to
leave
the
final
score
4-3.
FIGURES
EDWARD
R.
BRADLEY,
SPORTSMAN
Cel.
Edward
Riley
Bradley,
who.
tbe
Kentucky
made
a
fortune
in
real
estate
and
'Yourself
in
1112
investments
as
well
as
from
an
ela-
borate
casino
at
Palm
Beach.
Pla
.j
during
recent
years
has
eoncentra-1
tod
on
his
hobby
of
horse
racing
until
bis
horses
have
won
almost
every
major
stake
in
America.
After
the
death
of
Harry
Payne
Whit
ney
and
state
his
horse
have
be
gun
winning
the
Kentucky
Derby.
most
prised
racing
stake
of
the
Untted
States,
with
regularity,
he
has
been
called
the
"nation
pre
mier
turfman."
His
f
sated
Idle
Hour
farm
near
Lexington,
Ky
is
j
considered
a
establishment.
He
Is
also
interested
in
race
tracks
in
other
parts
of
the
-
United
States.
Reopected
by
rival
turfmen
for
I
his
ability
to
develop
race
horses
which
are
dangerous
in
any
class
of
oompetition.
Col.
Beadtey
la
most
revered
in
the
bwe
grass
section
of
.
Kentucky
for
his
numerous
poilM.
thropiea.
Col.
Cooper
was
the
first
owner
o
send
four
winners
to
the
post
in
SPORT
CHAT
J.
H.
Horton
and
Fred
Rogers
were
winners
In
the
season's
horseshoe
pitching
competition
of
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
As
sociation
here.
F.
M.
Davis
and
James
Simpson
won
second
psaee
honors
after
a
play-off
with
O.
Cov-
erdale
and
Charles
Harradine
and
Pete
Peterson
and
J.
H.
Mair
There
were
seven
teams
In
oosnpcUtlon,
Nlcholls
and
Gammon
finishing
fifth.
Brass
and
Jnrmatn
sixth
and
Long1
and
Bvery
thing
they
do
In
Hollywood
may
not
be
"crtebet."
but
the
movie
centre
boasts
one
of
America's
fin
est
cricket
clubs.
Those
Interested
in
the
game
include
Ronald
Coi-1
man,
Oeorge
Arliss,
Philip
Merl-Tale.
p
o.
Wodehouse,
David
Jor-rence.
Boris
Karloff,
Pat
Somerset,
C.
Aubrey
Smith.
Claude
King
and
Murray
Kennell.
Smith
and
Soncer-set
are
probably
the
best
players
in
the
film
colony.
Somerset,
once
a
soccer
internationalist
In
England,
often
scores
a
century
In
the
local
matches.
LAGUARDIA
IS
FAVORED
j
Honorary
President,
Samuel
Digest
Poll
On
Mayoralty
ker.
Llettion
in
New
York
NKW
YORK,
Oct.
:
A
straw!
vote
poll
oandttotsd
by
the
liter-'
ary
Digest
on
the
forthcoming
New
York
city
mayoralty
election
fa-
'vors
the
return
of
Alfred
Laguar-
dia.
Uirftepubliran
candidate
Jn-
Pr'
MfH'"
-.frond
.HI'!
J").:ri'i
p
'
'B"t'
p.
'
lie
pre-.,
i.'
41.
aa.be--.
ocs
up
iht
xt&t
and
Hero
Ott
IN
SPORT
Derby
Behave
in
which
year
an-
other
of
his
horses.
Black
Servant.
ran
second:
Bubbling
Over
In
1996
when
Bagen
baggage,
another
Coo-
per
horse,
again
came
second;
Burgoo
King
in
132
and
Broker's
Tip
this
year.
Bine
Larkspur
proved
to
be
Bradley's
boat
money-winning
horse,
cleaning
up
$JTJ,0QC
during
Ms
racing
career,
although
he
was
able
to
nnssh
only
fourth
in
th
lata
Derby.
Bradley
was
born
st
Johnstown.
Pa,
December
IX
MM.
of
poor
oar-
ents
and
worked
in
steel
mils
until
he
heard
the
call
of
the
west
and
wont
to
Texas
with
only
a
few
dd-
lars
in
his
pockets.
In
Texas
he
worked
as
cold
miner,
cowbov
and
Indian
scout
and.
eventually,
with
a
stseabie
roil
In
his
pocket,
went
to
Chicago
where
be
made
a
f
or-
tone
in
the
rami
estate
and
hotel
business.
Later
he
established
the'
Bench
Club
casino
at
Palm
Beaoh
and
of
recent
years
has
devoted
himself
almost
entirely
to
the
horse
breeding
and
raring
hobby
FOXX
MOST
VALUABLE
Philadelphia
Athletics
first
Sackrr
Gets
Award
llubbfll
in
National
HEW
YORK.
Oct
19:
-For
the
second
consecutive
year
Jfcmray
Pun.
.heavy
hitting
first
basemen
of
the
Philadelphia
Athletics,
has
bean
voted
the
most
valuable
player
of
the
American
League
by
the
HgaahaB
Writ'
Astostatien
of
America
It
is
'the
second
occasion
en
which
the
award
has
been
made
for
a
second
consecutive
year
to
the
came
player.
Carl
HuobeU
of
the
New
Yolk
Oiants
was
given
the
most
valuable
player
award
in
the
National
League
with
a
perfect
score.
Badminton
Club
At
Vanderhoof
Is
Re-organized
VANDERHOOF.
Oct.
18:
The
Vanderhoof
Badminton
Club
is
planning
another
active
season
with
play
bagdnrwng
on
November
-
,
CM
fie
ere
for
the
seain
have
been
1
elected
as
follows:
President,
Harry
V.
Taylor.
Vice-President,
Dr.
II.
M.
Mor
rlson.
Secretary-Treasurer,
Mrs.
D
W.
Irving.
Executive
Mho
Laura
Dezefl
and
C
Atkinson.
The
Saskatchewan
government
u
r
uppli'Tl
with
100
000
raraguwu
-!:ii.;'
1
Uf!
DomiM''!)
F'irf,
L'.a'..uii
at
Lu'xcrlaad
utt
year
BAZAAR
IS
BEING
HELD
:
Annual
Affair
by
Catholic
Ladies
,
This
Af
lernoon
Fine
Weather
And
Pretty
Decorations
The
annual
Catholic
basaar
Is
being
held
this
afternoon
at
the
school
ball
and,
with
bright
sunny
width
or
to
favor
It
the
affair
given
Nf&ntkeof
being
a
complete
suc-
is.
The
hall
has
been
tastefully
.
decorated
for
the
occasion
under
j
the
direction
of
Charlie
Balagno
'with
evergreens
and
other
seasonal
adornments
and
is
the
city's
social
centre
for
the
afternoon.
The
official
opening
was
conducted
by
the
parish
priest
Rev
Father
J.
Byme
Oram
O
MX
Mrs.
M
P
McCaffery
Is
general
,
convener
and
tbe
foiiovrtng
are
in1
I
charge
of
the
various
stalls:
j
Fancy
work
Mrs.
C
P.
Balagno,
'
and
Mrs.
O
C
Arseneaa.
!
Country
store
Mrs.
R.
B.
Moore,
1
Mrs
J.
F.
Ritchie
Harry
Actor!
an
I
E
J
Fttspatrick.
i
:
Hot
dogs
Mrs
Harold
McEwen
I
Home
cooking
Mrs.
M.
A.
Bur-bin
1c
and
Mrs
Hubert
Ward.
Fish
pond-Mrs
E
J.
Prcspatrick
tnd
Mrs.
Whlfftn.
I
I
CandyMrs
Fred
Riffoa.
Mrs
J
'
L
Blaln
and
Mrs
Joseph
Oaron
Mrs
Murray
is
in
charge
of
the
tea
reosa
and
Mrs.
MeBrtarty
is,
eaahier.
Servtteurs
are
Mra.
8.
Bat-1
cber.
M4as
Mary
Comadma
Miss,
Pahnlra
Astori.
Mlas
Bvtna
Tur-teen,
Mia.
T
Fortune.
Mrs
J.
L
I
McLaren.
Miss
Mary
Astori.
Miss
,
Margaeet
Stalker.
Mis
Mna
Hunter
and
Miss
May
Murray.
Supper
will
be
served
and
tonight
there
will
be
a
social
evening
at
which
the
drawing
for
the
prise
will
take
place
JUDGMENT
RENDERED
Chief
Juttire
Announce
rinding
in
Long
Standing
Mining
Case
Judgment
In
the
case
of
Woodbine
Oold
Mining
Co
Ltd.
vs
Ar
thur
H.
Kd
wards
and
Edward.
Morgan
&
Co..
which
first
entered
the
courts
In
19M
,
was
recently
handed
down
In
Supreme
Court
In
Vancouver
by
Chktf
Justice
Ankay
Morrison
ho
accedod
to
a
motion
of
counsel
for
the
defendant.
J.
W.
deB.
Far-ris
K
C
.
to
dismiss
the
suit.
In
this
case
the
plaintiffs
claim
was
for
damages
and.
in
the
alternative,
ludfBtent
in
the
amount
of
31
on
a
contract
of
settlement
between
pMirtrff
and
defendants
His
Lordship
found
that
there
was
no
fraud
or
breach
of
duty
by
the
defendant
even
if
any
duty
were
owing
to
the
plaintiff
and
there
was
no
dffnwg
resulting
to
the
plaintiff
by
any
act
of
the
defendant.
"The
delay
m
banding
dowr
my
decision."
eapiatnod
the
chlei
tastier,
'has
arisen
from
a
desire
if
counsel
to
osSMsder
tome
sub-ahMery
aspects
not
dealt
with
by
Mr.
Farrn
m
hit
motion
to
dismiss
to
which
motion
I
now
accede
"
SALES
Every
Month
in
the
Year
'Auction
SallVtes
"
t
m
October
X
November
31
Derember
21
im
January
1?
I'rbruary
14
Msrrh
14
April
11
May
10
June
13
July
11
Aniutt
It
September
IS
October
10
November
14
Derember
II
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Sales
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on
Request
of
Shippers
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ft
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When
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by
Telegraph
if
Desired.
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This
is
not
just
a
e
of
odds
and
ends.
No
sir!
Yu
ave
on
every
article
you
purchase.
The
bint
are
piled
high
with
Staple
Merchandise
All
sizes,
all
lines.
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in
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B.
C.
NEWS
.
BURNS
LAKE
A.
E
Windie
C.
O
T
candidate
for
Omlneca
In
the
lorthcoming
provincial
election,
has
Just
com-tleted
a
speaking
tour
of
tht
rising.
He
was
heard
at
Topiey.
Por-satdale.
Rose
Lake.
Palling.
Hums
Lob.
Decker
Lake.
Tchoatnirl
Lake.
Southbank.
Unrha'
Valley.
Ootaa
Lake.
WlsUria.
Orssn
l-tln.
BlrkU
rtenakln
n4
CViIU.
mount
A
dance
was
held
in
Burm
Lake
by
the
C
C
P
Sam
Cocker.
Independent
noa-,
mrthmn
candidate,
has
alee
been
m
a
tour
of
the
riding
and
was
heard
during
Use
west
at
Ootaa
LaHc.
Wstaita.
wtcfee,
Uhehe
'
Valley.
Collsysneiint
and
North
hoof
haa
been
named
aeent
for
Ar-PrancoU
thur
Mward
Wmdle,
C.
C
F.
can-
Idsaate
for
Omintea
In
the
peovin-
John
Barker
of
Streatham
has
alection.
j
.
H.
McMillan
of
eight
pair
of
silver
tones
to
I
derhoof
Is
agent
for
S.
W.
Cocker.
Clyde
and
Barns
Hunt
who
now
have
a
weU
-equipped
toa
farm
three
mhos
west
of
Burns
Lake
A?IStit
Liberal
conjrtnUen
tt
mm&t.Mn
M.
Maaoan
KC
wae
unanimously
vtomtnated
as
the
party's
candidate
for
Omlneca
In
the
forthcoming
provincial
election.
E.
B.
Smith,
president
of
the
Omin-ea
Central
Liberal
Association,
pfoawed
and
Mr.
atonton's
name
wae
placed
in
nonmatlon
by
John
8.
Boas
of
Savory.
Mr.
Manaon
was
accorded
a
attrring
.
ovation
and
mnd
an
Imofeaaive
address
in
ac
eepiing
the
nomination
Officers
of
j
r
"
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lows
president,
A.
M.
Ruddy.
Born
Lake:
first
vlce-Dresldcnl
Jnhn
a
Rons.
Savory:
second
vice-president.
A.
8.
Mspleton.
Telkwa;
third
vice-president.
L.
R.
Dickinson.
Port
SI.
James;
secretary-treaMirer.
M.
a
Hartman.
Praser
Lake
Mr.
Man
on
U
now
engaged
m
a
speakln
Miur
o
inf
f..
enn
or
tre
riding
and
laterwfll
visit
the
west
and.
Mi
T.'i
MI;t,-,
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t'j
and
Mr
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recent
guest
here
of
Mlas
Ruth
Troutdeli
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
Huniw
and
daagditer
of
Coiiiyuiunnt
cent
vtattors
m
Sarns
Lake
PMtott
that
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the
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split,
the
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oral
vote
in
the
provincial
elscUoa.
tOal
public
Works
Uk
Pining
certain
new
works,
particularly
of
a
mainten
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nature
Ui
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district
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candidate,
and
B.
B.
Smith,
also
of
Vanderhoof.
for
A.
M
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K
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Liberal
candidate.
Mr.
and
Mrs
H.
R.
Plk
of
the
Manes
district
hsve
returned
home
after
a
six
weeks'
trip
to
Vancotiver
where
Mrs.
Pick
recently
urtdmeni
a
serious
operstlon
from
which
ant
Is
now
recovering
nicely.
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mat
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of
a
routine
character.
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in
taw
at
the
new
fire
hall.
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Thanksgiving
Day
there
were
no
public
celebrations
here
but,
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
J.
11.
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a
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tvaa
siven
hv
thu
frionrfa
af
Miss
Vivian
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who
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married
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Prince
Rupert
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