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HOOP
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Flight
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Mine
THRILLING
Officials
M
Closely
Contested
(lames
Put
on
Last
Night
at
Moose
Hall
C.
j
N.
It.
A.
Wins
Senior
Tilt
$5.00
Senior
League
C.
N.
R.
A.,
30;
.10
Kaiens.
28.
Ladies'
eLague
Cardinals,
24;
i
3.00
High
School,
20.
9.00
Intermediate
League
High;
School.
22;
Merchants,
20.
Junior
League
Trojans,
12;
Scy-,
1-40
thlans,
10.
.02
.
Tk
u..
--
V
"c
sanies
put
nil
uy
mc
tMia
,
It
is
a
curious
thing
in
this
life
that
the
small
things
are
Zl
those
that
affect
us
most.
The
attitude
of
the
people
we
cardinals
Lowe
im.
Beddie
ei.
meet
may
change
the
whole
course
of
our
lives.
A
happy
Rivett.
stone.
Kacn
m.
moth
2
smile,
a
bright
"good
morning!"
salute
will
often
keep
a
24.
person
happy
all
day.
Watch
the
little
courtesies
of
life.
"lBh
school-Ritchie
tin.
Mus-The
men
and
women
who
observe
those
courtesies
are
the
.
"?;JJt,k'
BM'
ones
wno
mane
ana
Keep
irienas.
-OUTSTANDING
.
ELECTRIC
CLOTHES
WASHER
VALUE
..,,-
ilk
NormernmEk'crrk
A.B.C
i
ii
WASHERS
For
as
little
as
$84.50
Tliat
is
the
price
of
the
new
and
improved
Model
S.
so
modem
and
quick
on
the
Job
and
so
easy
to
operate.
Models
C
and
P
featuring
oyefslze
tub
and
pump
respectively,
at
equally
attractive
prices.
Whichever
washer
meets
your
needs
PAY
ONLY
$10
DOWN
with
Ihe
balance
spread
over
two
years;
the
wisest
buy
you
ever
made
and
one
that
will
give
you
unending
comfort,
convenience
and
freedom
from
U?ll.
j
SPECIAL.
PREMIUM
LAUNDRY
BAG
Every;
one
coming
in
for
a
Washer
demonstration
has
the
privilege
of-securlng
a
Laundry
Bag
worth
$125
for
only
15
cent.
Get
yours
without
further
obligation.
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Limited
I
Intermediate
League
!
The
Student
managed
to
nose
I
out
the
Merchants
33-30
in
a
fast.!
i
exciting
Intermediate
Lcwcue
game
I
with
Utah
School
pljrin
the
bet
BASKETBALL
AT
TERRACE
TERRACE.
Nov.
7
The
first
bas-
k
Hll
games
of
the
season
here
went
off
with
a
ban.
The
fire
girls'
game
was
between
the
Intermediates,
the
score
being
close
The
second
sirls'
game
between
tfee
Red
Terriers
and
the
Mike
rewlted
in
a
score
of
10-8
In
fa-vr
of
the
Mikes.
The
men's
game
between
the
High
School
and
the
Town
won
by
the
Town.
Johnston
doine
excellent
floor
work
and
Mitchell
checking
well.
S.
McLeod
showed
up
well.
The
game
was
fast.
The
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
High
School
S.
Mcr-ftnrf
in
r
Thomas
4,
Fred
Nash
0.
L.
m.
Kenrey
0.
W.
MeLeod
6-20.
Town-D.
Nelson
6,
W.
McCon-nell
2.
L.
Johnstone
10.
J
nr-
more
2,
F.
Oreen
2.
C.
Mitchell
4
26.
ror
meantime
Owing
to
delays
of
on
unavoidable
nature.
Dr.
J.
T.
Mandy.
residential
mining
engineer,
and
Charles
Graham,
Inspector
of
mines,
have
been
unable
to
make
the
flight
to
Porcher
Island
and
the
west
coast
of
the
Queen
Charlottes
as
arranged.
The
plane
they
were
to
have
used
Is
now
at
Anyox
undergoing
some
repairs.
Dr.
Mandy
is
going
soutli
to
at
ketball
leagues
at
the
Moose
Hall
!
tend
a
mines
organization
meeting
last
night
were
well
worth
watching
;
at
Vancouver
and
also
to
confer
wjth
the
referee
having
a
field
j
with
the
heads
of
his
department
,
night
which
resulted
in
four
play-
J
at
Victoria.
Mr.
Graham
has
been
je
being
suit
off
the
floor.
The
I
culled
to
Telkwa
and
will
later
go
to
seniors
staged
me
best
game
or
the
Atiin
to
investigate
the
death
of
a
Tuesday
'
Nov
7
1933
!
CTT,un-
"e1
league
games
win
,
mining
operator,
j
e
Moran.
;
be
played
on
Saturday
night.
It
is
probable
that
they
will
visit
i
Senior
League
j
In
the
Senior
League
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
i
The
Canadian
dollar
is
at
par
once
more
with
the
Uni-jJJ
j
ted
States
dollar.
This
may
be
good
for
us
or
it
may
not.
;
Referee
skinner
soared
no
one.
For
a
municipality
that
has
interest
or
principal
to
pay
m
The
game
ended
with
the
Kaiens
New
York
it
is
a
very
decided
advantage
but
on
the
'having
three
intermediate
players
i
the
Islands
after
their
return.
Today's
Weather
Prince
Rupert
Overcast,
calm;
barometer,
30.43;
temperature,
46;
other
hand
it
does
away
with
the
Canadian
advantage
in
,onKn
.
,
Dead
Tree
Paini-P.it
cloudy.
ti-nflinn-
with
flip
TTrnfprl
Rtnts
"
V'.
VVtl-iVIW
IT
.W
a
w
f-y
i
e
i
t
if
Ladies'
A
I.-
tnmg
ior
uanatia.
SMALL
THINGS
IMPORTANT
-Ri.ffMur.ui
barometer.
30.38:
tempera-
sienensrud.
Ward
5.
Scot
t,
v
"
7
roper
If
the
American
policy
of
inflation
.
continues
..
it
is
.
pos-
(6).
Tobey.
Blake
n
Moxiev-ss
sible
that
the
Canadian
dollar
win
soon
oe
at
a
consider-
c.
n.
r.
a.
smith
i,
Morrison-able
premium
and
then
it
will
be
for
the
Canadian
govern-
i,
styles
i6.
Johnson
8i.
Lam-
mont
in
pnnsiiW
u-WhPi-
inflntinn
miVht
nnt
bo
.1
POod
D,
3.
Nelson
30.
Leatue
;
The
Cardinals
defeated
the
High
School
girls
24-30
in
a
spectacular
Ladies'.
League
game.
At
half
time
the
score
stood
17-6.
In
the
second
ture,
48;
sea
smooth.
Triple
Island
Part
cloudy.
fresh
westerly
wind;
sem
moderate.
Lansjara
Island-
-Part
cloudy,
lifht
westerly
wind;
sea
moderate.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm.
44.
Alyansh
Part
eloudy,
lifht
south
wind.
40.
Anyox
Part
eteudy,
south
wind.
45.'
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
south
wind
35.
Haselton
Clear,
calm.
34.
Smtt
hers
Clear,
calm.
29.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
34.
ter
brand
of
basketball.
Referee
i
Odd
fellows
iComadlna
proved
a
capable
official.
I
Hlfff
School
Nakamoto
8i.
San-f
iterbane
i8.
Moxley
3.
Tobey.
Suehiro
3i.
Miller.
Davis.
Morgan
;
22.
,
j
Merchants
Dtnewell
S.
An-jtoneHi
13).
McRae.
McMeekin.
I
Greer
U,
Blake.
Armstrong
l
!20.
Junior
League
The
curtain
raiser
between
Trojans
and
ScvthJans
was
won
bv
the
Trojans
12-10.
j
I
TrojansLindsay,
Naylor.
Oamp
bell
Ml,
Hlrano
8.
Currie
12.
Seythians
A.
Oillis
(2).
Domin
ato
4).
Obuchlna
2.
Murray
42).
uyrne
io.
LEGION
IN
CRIB
LEAD
and
Musketeers
Won
Game
Last
Night
AIM
Canadian
Legion
maintained
its
leadership
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Crtbbage
League
last
night
by
defeating
the
Orotic
17
to
10.
Other
result
in
the
evening's
play
were
as
follows:
Oddfellows
17.
Elks
10.
1
Prince
Rupert
Hotel-Empress.
postponed.
Moose
11.
Musketeers
18.
The
Prince
Rupert
Crtbbage
League
standlnc
to
date
fci
as
fl-
j
lows,
with
two
postponed
game
from
last
week
outstanding:
Played
H.
PU.
Canadian
Legion
3
52
Grotto
3
.38
Musketeers
3
37
Moose
j
as
Oddfellows
2
32
Bks
2
23
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
1
14
Empress
1
12
BILLIARD
iLINE-UPS
Line-up
for
tonight's
opening
Billiard
League
fixture
are
as
fol-lows:
A.
Murray
(Canadian
Legion)
vs.
C.
P.
Bala
g
no
iks).
'
O.
P.
Tinker
vs.
W.
Lamble.
A.
Harvey'
vs.
J.
Saunders.
;
C.
Baptie
vs.
E.
Morris.
C.
Youngman
vs.
J
'
Bulget
Arthur
Beale
vs.
y6tbn,e.
Spares:
T.
Sllverslde
(Legion);
Frank
Russell
'
4
I
GOLD
PRICE
UNCHANGED
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
Nov.
7:
(CP)
The
United
States
eovem-
ment's
price
of
gold
remained
unchanged
today
at
$32.84
per
ounce
but
is
still
one
dollar
over
London
quotations.
Night
School
Classes
8:30
tMec0na0nicsMDU,n,"
E"8lUh
0nd
Emetic,
Applied
T,,UUS,,Yeepffand8ArutEn8lUh
"
C'
8:30
to
10:00
PJW.-Buslness
BnglUh
and
Arithmetic.
i.Propectlve
tudenk
who
have
not
already
resUtered
for
the
theatS'
d
M
flt
lhC
8ch001
81
thC
Cl0se
"ffi
Jt
?fa5
lTl?JJZZ
.Advanced
Uook-keeping
MMtitviviiit
ww
nan
ssisv
tilC
luiinnuon
Of
ClAUs?g,
At
TwiliqH
Bui
you
can
bet
your
hot
if
it's
a
pipe
of
OgaWi
Cut
Plug
there
art
no
"flickering
jhadowi"
to
mar
Hit
smoker's
enjoyment.
Cool
.
.
.
smooth
.
.
.
fragrant
...
Ogden's
Cut
Plug
Is
the
kind
of
pipe
tobacco
thai
makti
friends
and
kttps
thtm.
OGDEN'S
CUT
PLUG
jvu
"roll
your
mm",
tut
OgdnM
fine
cut
,
cigartttt
loiarco
and
OtanteclercijtarelU
papers
PIONEERS
IN
MINING
Name
of
A.
E.
Allen
of
Porcher
Uland
Stands
Out
87
Years
Old
(Contributed)
The
present
mining
operations
on
Porcher
Island
have
every
promise
of
being
a
good
thing
all
round
for
every
one
concerned
and
for
the
tflstrict
and
country
at
large.
The
men
who
promote
and
those
who
do
the
work
are
'o
be
admired
for
their
skill
and
persevtrenee
in
over
oomlng
the
many
obstacles,
natural
and
otherwise,
that
confront
them,
and
In
producing
good
results
where
before
there
were
nothing
but
disappointments
and
failures.
However,
while
not
detracting
Irom
later
work,
there
must
be
acknowledgement
of
the
efforts
of
the
pioneers
who
did
the
soade
work,
who
blazed
the
trails
men
who
were
supported
by
their
faith
and
lured
on
by
their
hopes.
These
are
the
men
who
made
the
present
success
possible
but
for
many
of
tnese
old
timers
success
came
too
late
and,
as
Is
often
the
case,
others
reap
the
benefits
of
their
pioneering.
Among
those
grand
old
pioneers,
the
name
of
A.
E.
Allen
stands
out
pre-eminently.
Mr.
Allen
has
Just
celebrated
his
eiahty
-
seventh
birthday.
He
is
at
present
an
Inmate
of
the
Provincial
Home
at
Kamloops
but
still
takes
a
keen
interest
in
the
mining
development
of
this
province
and
especially
of
Porcher
Island.
He
does
not
confine
himself
to
mining
but
is
also
a
student
of
mathematics
and
frequently
astonishes
his
many
friends
with
his
speed
and
accuracy
In
solving
difficult
problems,
especially
In
cubic
root.
Vancouver
Wheat
VANCOUVEH.
Nov
7
(CP-jWlieat
was
quoted
at
COc
on
the
liocalwcxdkange
yesterday
aoA
drw-
.
,
S
a
m
m
i
peu
w
B'J"c
looay,
BIG
BRIDGE
j
PARTY
HELD
No
Less
Than
C8
Tables
at
Affair
t
rndfr
A'Hplce
of
Belit
Chap-1
ter,
Order
of
Eastern
Star
A
large
and
suceeasful
contract
bridge
party
was
held
at
the
homes
of
various
hostesses
last
night
by
Bells
Chapter,
Order
of
the
East-em
Star,
some
68
tables
being
In
play.
Mrs.
Samuel
Masaey
was
general
convener
and
the
hostesses
tor
the
evening
were
as
follows:
Mrs.
Maatey,
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell.
Mrs.
H.
K.
Christiansen,
Mrs.
O.
J.
Dawes,
Mrs.
Alex
Finnic.
Mrs.
J.
E.
Jack.
Mrs.
Thomas
McMeekin.
Mrs
R.
O.
Maoautay.
Mrs.
T
M.
Spencer.
Mrs.
J.
M.
MeCawlty.
Miss
Ptortace
Smith
and
Mrs.'
Head
'Dlgby
Island).
Con
tract-Ladles'
first.
Mrs.
R
O.
Bmmerson;
second,
Mrs.
Walker
Dlgby
Island);
mtnli
first.
C.
II
El
kins:
second
Percy
Fraser
Auction
Lakies1
first.
Mrs.
F
W
Allen:
second.
Mrs.
E.
W
Tueker.
men's
first.
G.
J
Dawes;
scon!
Ted
Anslow
New
York
Night
I
Club
Queen
Dies
Texas
Guinan,
Taken
III
White
an
Theatrical
Dntagement.
Succumbs
in
Vancouver
VANCOUVER.
Nov
7
CP'
Tftxas
QJnan.
New
York
night
dub
Hmi,
distt
here
StUKtay
foilowtng
an
opsnsUon
00
Saturday
She
was
taken
HI
while
here
on
a
theatrical
engagement.
Fire
Destroys
Manitoba
Town
Business
Block
WINfPfcXJ.
Nov
7
.CP-Flre
destroy)
a
bustnes
block
in
oraine.
Man..
Sunday
nujht.
caus-Insj
a,000
damase
OBSERVING
ARMISTICE
(Continued
from
page
one)
Street
and
Bond
Avenue.
The
Krntltc
The
serrtes,
tor
which
HI
Rev
Lieut.
Col
O.
A.
Rtx
DH..
VI)
.
will
be
padre
in
ensxae.
will
commence
at
10:44
a
m
7
tit
order
of
service
vlll
be
as
follows:
"O
Canada"
tHuonan
Vsston.
in
unison.
'
Cease
Fire.
Bugler
Ranee.
Two
minutes
Mens
in
of
the
fallen.
"The
Lftrt
Post,"
mndtr
Ranee.
Pmytr.
Bishop
Mac.
Hymn.
"O
Ood.
Our
Help
m
Agss
Fftst."
Unison.
Address.
DUhop
Riz.
PlMing
of
wreaths
and
flowers.
1
Lament
by
Pipe
Band.
"The
Reveille."
Busier
Ranee.
uea
nave
we
Km."
Return
Marth
At
the
conclusion
of
the
service
me
parade
will
re-form
on
tK
north
side
of.
Second
Avenue
and
win
return
to
the
orfnaittan
Hall
on
Third
Avenue
where
It
will
be
dismissed.
On
a
ehare
nr
imbm
n..
o
'
v.
iHq.nuw,
Utility
"tle
Is
appearing
before
MsgU-
..iijniuiii
m
cny
police
court
this
afternoon.
For
Your
Health
Chiropractic
Ultra
Vlolei
Rays
Intra
Red
Rays
Massage
All
at
Reasonable
Prices
W.
C.
ASPINALL
D.C.
(Chiropractor)
Green
til
Phones
Green
541
Exchange
Block
Fresh
Milk
and
Cream
Daily
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