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C
culls
or
Skulls",
whichever
way
ther
are
spelt
suit
Georg
Von
J
Opel,
who
captured
the
Diiimond
Sculls
at
Henley.
England,
and
who
was
a
winner
at
Toronto,
canaija.
for
he
has
Just
returned
from
a
month
of
bunUnft
south
of
Banff,
world
famous
Canadian
Paet-tle
Koeky
Mountain
Hosort,
and
has
fcrounht
hack
with
him
some
spn-dM
specimens
or
hie
game
skulls.
After
looking
for
a
two
peeks'
trip
lie
tVud
the
sport
so
good
that
he
Incrt-ued
It
to
ds
wwks.
lflk,Hodse
tauVe-deer,
Rocky
Mounts
li
Ooals,
and
Qljcborp
fymp,
ue
grtst1
right.
uw
w
ins
coueciinn
wnne
nuaunc
souin,
dui
isiiea
10
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b
Isshr.
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Fot
two
days
he
trailed
one
big
tellow
but
th
inclement
d
tbanafSble
wethr
met
wllh.
made
success
ImpoMlhle.
Tht
ly.
'ftewever,
annoyed
by
the
trailing,
turned
Uie
tables
on
Qeorg
by
trailing
rhe
buhler
to
camp
and
stealing
Georjc's
mo.t
pricey
fmi
uesa.
von
upci
msde
the
trip
witn
rrana
I'limipi.
famous
Rocky
Mountain
xuWle
Picture
shows
Von
Opel
on
tb
If
you
lose
anything,
try
a
classified
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Monday.
Nov.
37.
1931
It
is
rather
interesting
to
hear
the
various
(millions
ex
pressed
in
Canada
as
to
whether
the
Roosevelt
policy
in
the
United
States
will
be
a
success.
In
Prince
Rupert
the
opinio?
meat
apmmonly
expressed
is
that
it
is
a
failure
or
xm
be
a
failure.
And
yet
it
does
not
seem
reasonable
to
suppose
that,
because
opposition
is
developing
and
because
there
are
dif-f
iwlties
iiveonnection
with
the
working
out
of
the
scheme,
the
whole-Blue
Eagle
plan
is
a
failure.
It
must
be
admitted
that
there
is
a
similarity
between
the
Roosevelt
plan
in
the
United
States
and
the
Fascist
plans
in
Italy
and
Germany.
The
weakness
of
the
United
States
plan
is
that
elections
must
be
held
at
stated
periods
and
that,
during
election
campaigns,
free
play
is
given
to
the
critics.
At
such
a
time
the
people
are
swayed
to
and
fro
by
waves
of
political
enthusiasm
and
no
one
can
tell
what
may
happen.
So
far
as
can
be
seen
on
the
surface
no
attempt
has
been
made
in
Canada
to
deal
with
a
problem
which
has
been
very
greatly
accentuated
during
the
past
few
years
both
here
and
in
other
countries.
Take
Canada
as
an
example.
There
is
too
milch
wheat,
beef,
pork,
mutton
and
other
fnn
products
with
the
result
that
tlje
producer
floes
not
get
enough
to
pay
for
raising
it.
There
is
also
tod
much
clothing
in
the
country.
On
the
other
hand
there
are
thousands
of
people
who
are
unable
to
get
enough
to
at
and
wear.
Roosevelt's
action
is
an
attempt
to
right
this
wrong.
Canada
seems
to
have
made
no
attempt.
The
gestures
of
the
C.
C.
F.
and
of
the
,
Communist
proups
have
been
made
with
a
view
to
righting
the
wrong.
Mr.
Bennett
has
a
great
opportunity
to
deal
with
it.
-We
are
not
suggesting
how
the
problem
should
be
solved'but
standing
pat
and
allowing
nature
to
take
her
course,
is
only
putting
off
the
evil
day.
Some
action
must
be
taken
and,
if
the'reasonable
men
of
the
country
will
not
take
it,
the
unreasonable
people
will
do
so.
BEST
AGES
OF
PARENTS
British
Hyslene
Council
ays
V
For
Men
and..
25
Fjr
ij'oijien
.tONPON.
$ov.
27i
Whntre
the
best
aces
for
parenthood?
Dr.
Lllttn
school
of
tne
British
Hygiene
Council
at
Oxford
said
the
aje
at
which
"the
"best
children
were
produced
(
were
27
In
the
man
and
25
in
the.
woman.
Resins
tli
the
bjtfh
fiftfe
iJjoul(
be
falling
rapidW
la
l.hj
professional
and
middle
c)ass$
and
iot
in
the
Upwtr
passes.
Pf.
Je
fries
remarked:
"The
only
way
out
of
the
dlfftrutty
tc
Ihrowfh
the
teachlnc
pf
birth
contypj
methods
to
all
ckusfls
of
tfce
qaratavnfjr.
I
think
we
should
teach
the
poorer
classes
how
to
centre!
Ut4r
own
reproduction."
D.
yard.
Outler.
deputy
direetor
of
the
RtAamsted
Experbaeetal
Station,
also
commenUng
oi
(fee
falling
birth
rate
amon
the
thrift)
classes,
said'
"Tli?
fertility
rate
of
the
profe.lonal
rnarv
and
those
conitltutlng
what
is
known
as
the
middle
classes,
which
are
reaMy
the
best
classes,
is
just
more
than
two
children
per
family,
and
it
U
a
weil
known
fa.ot
that
in
order
to
ensure
the
continuance
of
a
particular
stock
there
ought
to
be
at
least
four
children
in
trie
family.
"It
seems
possible
that,
instead
X
haying
a
CJ
nation,
as
we
did
during
the
war,
w-e
may
have
an
even
Jower
grade
which
one
mlaht
caU
D4.
In
many
cases,
however,
the
low
birth
rate
among
the
better'
classes
is
due
to
srtfishness
on
the
part
pf
the
husjband
and
wife.
They.
preferred,
he
declared,
to
invest
in
baby
motor
cars
Instead
of
baby
citizens."
Sea
Cadets
Dance
Saturday
Evening
Enjoyable
Affair
The
local
Sea
Cadets
held
an
other
enjoyable
dance
Saturday
evening
at
headquarters
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve,
about
thirty-five
couples
being
in
attendance
at
the
affair
which
was
the
IWrd-of
the
season
Chief
Petty
Officer
Instructor
An
slow
and
pub-instructor
MacPhee
were
in
chante.
Refreshments
were
1
"erved
'
An
acceptable
program
offered
.
durlnn
the
evening
Included
ejchlbi-
itions
of
cutlass
swbiajng
by
Jack
Ahslow
of
the
R.
O.
N.
V.
R.
and
!
songs
hy
Mlsce
tietty
Woods.
Betty
;
pillion.
Marybejle
Btflet.
O.
Me
1
Lean.
"Hielma
Davis
and
Margaret
McLrod,
PROVED
By
"Blood
Tests"
HiOusanOs
of,
people
in
72
different
countries
have
declared
thai
tr.
WllWatjis'
PJiik
PiUs
have
been
of
definite
benefit
to
them
in
the
treatment
of
nervous,
rundown
conditions.
That
Is
evi-dense-
now
come
PROOF.
It
U
furnished
in
the
recorded
result
of
'
blood
tefcts"
made
by
a
reputable
physician
on
patients
who
were
In
a
rtin.down,
tired-out
condition,
due
to
impoverished
blood.
The
one
sure
proof
of
he
efficiency
of
a
bloodbuild$r
is
Its
power
to
improve
Ui
haemoglobin
content
pf
-the
blood.
Haemoglobin,
as
the
physician
explained
to
his
"blood
test"
patients,
is
the
oxygen-carrying
element
of
the
blood.
It
builds
body
ctlls
and
clears
the
system
of
poisons.
Normal
health
and
energy
are
possible
only
when
the
haemoglobin
content
of
the
blood
Is
normal.
The
physician
"blood
tested"
a
typical
(roup
of
uhder-par,
anae-nMc
people.
They
were
put
on
a
treatment
of
Dr.
Williams'
Pink
P1JU
for
a
month,
and
were
then
given
a
second
blood
test.
In
the
physician's
own
words,
Ihe
haem
oglobin
increase
was
"nothing
slwrt
of
remarkable."
The
pat-lenls
had
better
color,
more
pep
and
vgor,
more
desire
to
wofrk.
They
were
no
longer
anaemic.
The
physician's
records
of
these
cases
ore
authentic,
jfxd
copies
will
be
ulvtn
I9
any
person
who
desires
Ihem.
Why
not
try
thti
"blood-tested."
proven
remedy?
It
M
revitalize
our
run
-down
system
and
?t.en
your
life.
It
wiij
"teen
for
"t
ttKe"
do
as
glls
arid
weak
children.
Vour
rlrucctst
has
Dr
Williams
Pink
Pills-
SO
cents
a
packet
All
faclbgn
mart
UJa(ty;
now
nhtsiu
en
a
vaoa
ntu
v
v
tnewiver
and
Seattle,
retomefl
d
the
city
(rvm
the
south
on
the
Prineess
Narah
this
taoming
Traffic
U
back
at
Btfrng
pi)
the
local
line
of
the
OanaAsn
National
Raiiways
today
and
this
aftcrrjeona
train,
scheduled
to
leaye
far
the
eat
at
5;30,
is
set
t
99
oat
pn
tfane.
W.
POttbj
h
U
V
aueeeed
the
Danjc
dTTooUeaJ.
arrived
la
toe
Ronald
Allen
on
the
laca)
tsaif
of
city
by
train
Uirdaf
rom
prince
George
to
aaaume
hi
new-
guWea
here.
cupboard
did
some
damage
la
eleth
tng.
The
flame
ware
apatdHy
ac
ttngulahed.
9f
R.
w.
MeMurray.
marine
tpeflri(tarU
of
h
Brttlsh
Columbia
Coast
Steamship
Sfrviee
of
gbe
Oanatiun
Papik
liallyay.
was
a
paatenger
aboard
the
Plnaeas
Norah
this
mdrning
going
horth
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Skagway.
Three
Men
Are
Charged
With
Obstructing
Ragnar
Liude,'
fe
Olsen
and
Carl
AVuat
pateryjn;
fharged
wllh
obstructing
police
!StfUpu$,
In
the
sxecuUon
of
ili
UuTlas
an
outcome
of
Uie
recent
incident
at
Prince
Oeon;c
when
a
mob
of
un
employed
men
re
used
to
leave
the
Court
House
at
the
closing
hour
have
been
.uralgned
In
police
court
In
the
interior
town
and
remanded
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of
schools,
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last
bight
on
the
Cassia
for
a
trip
to
AMce
Ann
and
Aysuc
on
official
duties.
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