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DAILY
EDITION
WOULD-
IS
STILL
PAGAN
that
Germany
is
refusing
to
adhere
to
the
treaty.
1.40
.02
.25'
November
6.
1933
Only
a
few
years
ago
the
natives
of
this
part
of
the
country
were
considered
pagan.
The
worst
charge
against
them
was
that
the
tribes
waged
a
constant
war
against
each
other,
killing
and
taking
prisoners
and
committing
all
kinds
of
depredations.
;'
Today
the
natives
have
given
up
these
pernicious
habits
but
the
countries
of
the
wjarld,
particularly
Europe,
Asia
and
America,
are
still
in
a
state
of
savagery
somewhat
similar
to
that
which
existed
in
a
smaller
way
on
this
coast
Hss
than
a
century
ago.
'
.Most
nations
are
openlv
preparing
for
war.
Thev
are
...u.,w
iuw,
in
who
matter
uiauui
ua
of
war
war
the
ine
nations
nauons
oi
of
the
world
have
not
emerged
from
savagery.
They
(lifttj-ust11
,
each
other
and
are
prepared
to
commit
the
most
horrible
instincts.
Night
School
Classes
TimfuufLir'
7th
-
and
untu
twther
nonce,
the
&OLuflw:
held
m
DBS
STOK8T
TUliSDAYS:
7:00
to
a:
Pi.-Kngiuh
for
Now
Mnadtam,
Book-
kosping
and
Accounts.
8130
to
I0:0d
P
M
Basinass
Mechanics.
English
and
Arithmetic,
Applied
TllunsnAY&s7:0a
to
:
PAl-KngMsh
for
New
Canadians.
Beok-xsagjrng
and
Accounts.
8:30
to
10:00
P.M.--business
English
and
ArtUuaatlc.
Prospective
students
who
have
not
already
registered
for
the
above
courses
may
do
so
at
the
School
at
the
close
of
the
first
classes
The
enrolment
for
French.
Physics
and
Advanced
Book-keeplne
has
so
far
been
m.suffkk-nt
to
warrant
the
formation
of
classes
For
Your
Health
;
Chiropractic
;
Ultra
Vlotet
Kays
Intra
Red
Rays
Massace
All
at
Reasonable
Prices
W.
C.
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(Chiropractor)
Oreen
241
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Milk
and
Cream
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DAIRY
Phone
657
Coal
Prices
Alberta
Best
Lump
$12.5o
Alberta
s
Best
Egg
ujjo
Alberta's
Bost
Stove
'.
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't
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u'qq
Pembina
Egg
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u'
Dry
Jack
and
Cedar,
per
load
5,00
Local
Wood,
per
cord
6.00
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
aaaaassBjSBBsasjBnuBBsauBauuBaBBBan
Because
it
doesn't
pay
to
advertise
poor
products,
It
docs
pay
to
buy
those
sthcrtiscd.
Echoes
of
the
Fray
(Continued
from
page
one)
Shenton,
the
C-
C.
F.
candidal,
but
It
was
unofficially
reported
around
,
town
at
the
week-end
that
this
had
been
cut
to
44.
Despite
that,
the
Indication
appears
to
be
that
Mr.
$5.00
shenton
w!H
be
able
to
come
home
10
Vtt
Prince
Rupert,
forget
his
ambition
to
become
a
solon
and
nurse
3
00
his
righteous
indignation,
atalnst
.
9
00
the
peaky
Prince
Rupert
news,
papers
and
their
wretched
"Cm-
P4n
Befeooa,"
leaving
Bill
Al-stine
to
be
groomed
for
the
ministership
of
mine
If
he
can
get
It.
Premier,
his
home
town,
gave
As-
Utine
9T
votes
and"
Shgnten
75.
Ralston,
7.
Falaoner.
three,
while
Keegin
was
"skvroked"
there.
Aayox
Mine
vote
was:
Shenton.
41:
Assel-atio
33,
Fnlsonsr
and
KwgJ.
IS
i
each,
and
Rolston.
three.
Anyox
Beach
weat
111
for
Asldna,
78
,
for
Falconer.
S3
for
Shenton,
35
for
:
Kergtn
and
3t
far
Roioton.
In
Sfeeena
riding,
where
the
New
naaaes
"nevwytWog.
the
victory
of
Ed.
KestBey
of
Terraee
was
very
maato
in
Um
natwe
of
a
rout,
rl-visMstg
pfMftioaat)y
that
of
Pat-tuiki
In
Prteee
Itopert.
There
has
been
conaiderabie
dlffteulty
In
getting
anything
in
the
way
of
detailed
w
turns
from
this
rtdiog,
the
bast
summary
we
have
to
date,
38
deliberately
planning
to
kill
the
citizens
of
other
countries,
out
of
3t
nous
being
accounted
for
tVwfpsirttv
thpm
with
eras
in
hnmh
tliom
fi-nm
tha
air
SlviTf
Kstiney
Tt:
Panter.
C.C.F.
electrocute
them,
to
drown
them,
to
blow
them
into
the
air
$rith
terrible
bombs.
Manufacture
of
armaments
and
ammunition
smd
war
materials
is
the
chief
industry
in
many
countries.
It
flourishes
while
other
industries
"languish.
This
is
so-called
modem
civilization.
Lloyd
George,
the
grand
old
man
of
Great
Britain,
has
been
drawing
attention
to
the
deceitf
ulneae
of
the
nations,
including
United
States,
in
signing
the
Treaty
of
Versailles
where
they
promised
to
disdrm
as
soen
as
Germany
did.
All
failed
to
carry
out
their
promises
with
the
result
j
that,
for
all
the
value
it
was
and
:
for
ail
that
it
mail&rad
tha
ibun,
altogether.
Without
a
doubt,
there
i
will
be
a
moeesnent
to
abolish
or
at
j
least
greatly
simplify
it
before
an-!
other
election
rolls
around.
How-'
ever,
aa
Oladitoae
said
about
the
i
little
white
lie.
"It
Is
an
abomination
in
the
sight
of
the
Lord"
but
might
prove
very
handy
in
case
of
political
emergency.
Down
with
the
hoard
In
Victoria
on
behalf
of
his)
constituent,
and
ills
principles.
;
With
the
veteran
Jim
Schofleld
of
Roeafcind-Trall
now
in
retirement,
Mr.
Paitullo,
Mi
Manaon
and
In
any
way
considered
aa
being
in
doubt.
The
other
two
candidates.
Dr.
W.
A.
Watson,
Liberal
and
Mrs,
Bmily
Crawford.
Independent,
were
away
down
and
SMt
of
(be
tunning.
HaaeJton
and
Smtthers
newspaper
Planu
s
election
was
dfmiiy
con-
edUon
staged
a
pessonal
dog
fight
coded
today.
on
Use
side,
calling
each
other
.....
397,
and
Bantford.
Independent
Non-Partlaan.
312.
Bven
Conservative
M
Maaelton
gave
Kensvey
M
votea,
Panter
31
and
Bamford
31
and
It
wm
much
like
that
all
atassg
the
itae-lf
not
worse.
Port
Bssing-ton
gave
31
vote
to
Kenaey
and
Some
of
tho
final
returns
of
more
general
inter
oat
were
foBows:
New
WesimlrUHr
Mayor
A.
Wells
Qray.
Utel.
3tM;
Don
Me-Orath.
C
C
F.
HtS:
Davtd
V.'hlte-sm.
Independent.
Thomas
DouoJas.
CrUl
Front.
Ill,
Nelson-Croston-
Frank
Putnam.
Ueeral
3418
dependent.
1
ley.
C
C.
F..
ItSsl;
Thojuaa
Mount-ford.
Umted
Frosu.
134.
Vancouver-Patau
Oeey
Dr.
O.
M.
Weir.
Liberal.
lJit:
3.
S.
MeKeen.
Liberal.
9m;
Robert
Wilkinson,
Liberal.
9tM;
W.
A
Prttenard.
C.
C.
F
.
71;
Prof.
F.
K
Busk.
C.
C.
F..
7.:
Mrs.
R.
P.
Steeves.
C.
C.
F
.
nine
to
Bamfonl
but
forgot
that
7.234:
Dugald
Donaghy.
Indepen-!
Panter
even
existed.
dent
Non-Paetlnan.
ASM;
O
A.
Wmlkem.
I.
N.-P..
4.aM;
Mia,
Laura
Ph.
.k,
.u,.
McKay.
I.
N.-P..
1.734;
Hon.
William
election
was
even
more
complicated
than
ever
and
was
the
cause
of
Savage.
Unionist.
3.480:
F-
T.
De
Wolfe
Unionist.
3J;
Mrs.
Alice
As'a
matter
of
fact,
in
this
wk.
The
red
tape
Jnil,
1
1!?:
was
ina
source
or
moan
eusstng.
.
.
.
"
:
:
.
.
"
undoubtedly-
for
election
offtslais
i""pt
,
V
-.1.11
.
..t.
iov.
uwm
uwiwn.
unnn
rnnn.
iirrnfifioB
r
V
.
jslble
srseprion
of
those
either
hav-
jc
is
curious
that
men
and
women
who
shudder
at
the
mg
a
lot
of
spare
time
on
their
thought
of
the
poor
savages
killing
their
neighbors
and
naBd8
a
tove
for
inconse-hurning
their
homes
see
nothing
wrong
with
the
nations
8Benttal-
aoon
up
bothering
of
the
world
preparing
to
fly
at
each
other's
throats.
Men
"J?
T2!V1
v"
nnrl
wnmon
nro
nn
.r
ovtl,.
np,
....
te
extra
employment.
At
that.
in
:
Vui,:..
their
i
v
1
3
"u.
invy
ure
hull
pagan
the
opinion
seems
to
be
general
Itl.
Vancouver-Bast
E.
E.
Winch.
C
C.
P..
lQJftl;
J.
Price.
C.
C
F.
10.-TW:
Manfred
McOeer.
Uberol.
7.-3M;
J.
O.
Turgoon.
8.7W:
Alex
D.
MaeLean.
I.
N.-P
.
1
Mrs.
Norah
Leavy.
I.
N.-P
.
tS;
Oordon
M
Orant.
UuL.
4U;
R-
IL
Lsalass.
U.F..
497;
Mrs.
Bthel
Evgnv
U.F..
4t)l;
J
tee
vote
"
B.urf0UfLInd'
'
brW
Eu
.
might
have
been
forgotten
tis.
Labor.
30.
Rasslaad-TmM
B.
R.
Burns.
Liberal.
l.gM;
a.
C.
Cameron.
Independent.
1.279;
O.
W.
Weaver.
C
c.
r.
The
latest
available
count
from
OmlMca
Is
as
follows:
A.
M.
Man-sort.
Literal.
Toa;
A.
WtrwHe,
O.
C.
F.
aeessHee
vote!
What
difference
does
J03'
am
:
It
make
anrwayf
Jl
Zl-
.
.
Frot
Fort
Oeorge
the
last
word
Is:
II.
&.
Perry.
Lweral.
1433;
Alex
It
was
really
surprising
the
num-
Biwalalr.
O
B
r
aaa-
nr
r
w
ai.
jber
of
LiberaU
there
were
around
ward.
Id
3:
Wttham
Mafwvey.
J
on
rrtday
morning
We
never
sus
U.F.,
It:
C.
P.
DeyMn.
Labor.
S7
'peeted
there
were
so
many
at
least
so
many
who
were
ready
to
Hov.
H.
T.
Alien,
whe
anty
a
few
;
admit
it.
In
fact,
we
believe
there
months
ago
transferred
from
Ter-
were
some
Liberals
In
town
on
Frt-
raoe
to
Cumberland
as
United
day
morning
who
really
voted
for
CtMHch
pastor,
made
a
good
show-
Rudderham
"on
Thursday.
There's
tog
as
the
C
C.
F.
sandkmte
for
nothing
succeeds
Hke
success
and.
Oamox
although
beaten
by
young
after
all.
who
doeant
Mke
to
be
en
L.
A.
Hanna.
the
former
Liberal
.
on
mlnesU
some
yearn
ago.
In
the
One
Ernest
BAkeweil,
the
new
mem-
votes.
ber
for
Mackensle,
Is
a
young
man,
36
years
of
age
.
Is
married,
has
three
children
and
halls
from
Nottingham,
Eng.
A
graduate
of
the
University
of
British
Columbia
and
a
returned
man,
he
Joined
the
ser
pert,
ran
as
a
Socialist
In
VaofiOU
vice
of
the
Pacific
MM
at
Ocean
Vancouver,
F.
Drystay,
BILLIARD
SCHEDULE
Dr.
Sutherland
of
Re
vebteke-Oo-.
j1T
t
start
Tomorrow
Night
at
lumbla
will
be
the
doyens
or
"dad-!
mnre
Cluh
With
'0,,f
Teaini
dlea"
If
you
like
that
word
bctteri
i
in
Competition
of
the
new
Legislature.
Each.
ha
seen
17
years'
service,
having
been
The
semen's
play
of
the
Prince
first
elected
to
the
House
in
1917'nUDcrt
Billiard
League
will
get
and
continuously
re-elected
since
that
time.
That
their
popularity
U
undimtnshed
yith
their
constituent
In
each
case
was
reflected
by
under
way
at
the
tanpreat
sowar
Club
tomorrow
night,
the
aehoauk-being
anrounrec
as
follow:
November
7
Canadian
Leaslen
the
tremendous
majorities
each
;
v,
Biks
.
was
accorded
In
the
polling
last'
November
week.
i
press.
..
.
.
!
November
14-
Wtth
seven
small
polls
sMM
to!
.Vovembe
1&
report
at.
the
weok-end,
CHvo
Ptan-
dlar
Leg
Ism
mons.
c.
C.
F.
by
H
votes
In
Peace
than
Legjort
province
In
which
the
issue
could
be
I
vs.
Dike.
to
9
Orotto
vs.
Krn
-Elks
vs.
Grotto.
Emprea
v.
Can
a-
U.
Independent
Non-Perttaan
aan-1
November
31
Elk
vs,
Bmareas.
dldate.
wm
sUN
leading
M.
C.
3tm-
November
33
Oruteo
ve.
On-
Novonsher
30
KmpffO
va.
Orot
Deeesjsber
7
Emprcas.
,
neeember
13
Cftnadbra
Legion
vs.
Orotto.
December
19
Blko
vs.
Canadian
Lssdon.
.
December
31
grips
aw
vs
Orotto.
Ofrictrs
for
Year
Tho
officers
of
the
League
this
year
are
aa
toBo:'
Pretldert-C.
P.
BeJasmo.
Vice-President
C.
L,
Yottnt-mao.
Secretary-Treasmtor
Mta
Oai.
Fied
Lklter.
In-
cr
,
Itn
Dr.
Q.
A.
O
Wal-
i
Record
lng-8eereiary
Young.
'
Executive
The
team
Canadian
Lemon.
O.
P
M.
K.
EMcs.
C.
P.
Balaano:
Orotto.
Don
Drown:
Empress.
M
M.
Young.
Birthday
Party
Held
Last
Night
Mr.
and
Mrs.
I.
Fennrw
Honored
lly
Twenty.Five
WeU-WKhlng
Friend
uic
uniiu
wmnon
r-rrn
n
nam
u
memoer
I
or
Aioerrrt
Tne
vote
was:
UQME
Nav
6
Seven
hundred
I
decide,
before
the
election
results
Hanna.
1.97a;
AUem
1.443:
Bates.
'
couple
wre
married
here
on
the
re
out'
whteh
u
the
band
wagont
Ind.
C.
C.
F..
343
Ruawll.
U.F..
184;
eleventh
anniversary
of
the
found-
I
Twas
ever
thus.
Tarhng.
Ind..
100.
i
lnK
of
the
Faactet
tfteutorshlp.
Pre-
I
rolcr
MUMoltnl
had
offered
cash
I
For
a
variety
of
reasons,
Prince
The
Communists
eouW
hsrriry
pre-)
buntwos
for
those
married
on
the
'Rupert
took
more
than
passing
In-
H
"tl,f8Ction
out
of
lhf
day.
Each
of
the
contracting
terest
In
the
contest
In
Mackensle
"
y
f0r
the
j
uplea
received
speotal
pontiflelal
i
riding.
Ocean
Falls
and
the
north-
RefVad
a
deport
re-1
bleng.
nur(
f
,i,ui,
i.
,
quired
as
In
past
elections,
not
Prince
Rupert
federal
constituency.
KYn"!d.uFrnr
WOUW
"
th
hanman.
the
lo,
IncidenUlly.
the
Independent
Non-
nddte
the
cult,
appears
to
iParttean
candidate
for
Mackensle
'was
Major
John
McGregor
V.C..
!fj?!?
ih?
targMl
PPortortg
i
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert
The
win-
Un
"J
Pron1l
oU
toT
n
wndldatt
,n
the
vinee
ner
of
the
seat
was
Ernest
Bake-
well.
C.
C.
F..
whe.
according
to
lat-
.
.
"T
.
est
figures
available,
had
1212
votes
1'
na.
wno
was
pro
LOCAL
NEWS
The
Pawell
River
So.'s
big
tug
St.
stands
to
the
company's
mill
down
the
coast,
was
in
port
yesterday
t""'VV
Sll
iUI
VDUi
UliU
wjl
"
t
765
for
the
Liberal.
Henry
Castll-
'
on
moimt
In
Prince
R,Ur
morning
for
fuel
and
supplies.
lou,
a
Vancouver
lawyer.
ver
Bast
but
was
badly
snowed
unl
Krnest
Louth
and
Johnny
Auck-
der.
recetVina
OnlV
nlnplv.four
land
Indiana
imgnnMrlni
Inolln'
Hotel
Arrivals
lloval
L.
Bonduk.
Phelan-
p
A
nnM.
Fans
eight
years
ago
and
his
abll
Central
t
Ity
was
soon
recognised
fox
be
now
w.
Pall'
Kwlnitm-holds
the
position
of
chief
chamlat
nty:
Ray
Labo
cmtj
there
A
serious
student
of
modern
Trlnce
Uupe'rt
t'':"l!""'"'v
lUltJ
oppressive
flRht-
Itov
C
Wri-D,
und
L
B
Cook
cr
he
wul,
doubUc;
make
himself
Vunrourer
ponce
court
mis
anernoon
on
charges
of
drunknineos.
Edward
James
Maloney
la
aleo
making
his
appeuraneo
on
an
Intoxication
charge.
!
LAST
POLL
IN
WITH
ONK
PAITIJI.I.O
VOTK
North
Istitnd.
fhial
election
poll
In
Prince
Rupert
riding,
reported
this
.ifi.crnoon
giving
Its
slnclc
vote
to
Pattullo,
(
iCojdlaats
va
Isrheot
va.
rw.
Trojana.
November
9
Moose;
Sons
Andrews.
.
Htgh
School:
High
Merc
ban
ta:
Scythians
Nof.
30
Orotto
va.
CMMA:
Some
3S
friends
gathered
last
babuls
vs
Comets
Warriors
vs
night
at
the
home
of
Mr
and
Mrs
Hisjfc
School:
Scouu
vs.
Flashes.
I.
Fennesa.
Seventh
Avenue
East.
-
to
offer
their
best
wishes
for
many
happy
returns
of
the
day,
it
being
'.
the
birthday
of
both
Mr.
and
Mrs
;
Fennesa.
The
evening
was
pleasantly
spent
In
tnusie
a
Ml
singing,
dene
tons
refreshment
being
served
Terrace
Vegetable
Patches
Robbed
by
Bruins,
Reported
TBflRACE.
Nov.
Many
farmers
of
this
district
report
tneir
vegetable
patches
robbed
by
bears
Just
recently
The
bruins
have
been
evidencing
a
special
preference
for
carrots
and
parsnips.
Many
Married
on
Fascist
Day
in
Italy;
Bonuses
CRIBBAGE
SCHEDULE
November
a
-Canadian
Let
ton
vs
Orotto:
Moose
va
Musweteors:
P
R
Motel
va
Km
press;
Oddfellows
v
Btka.
IvevermVr
13
Canadian
Legion
vs
Oddfellows:
Moose
vs.
P.
R
H
tel:
Musketera
vs.
BMu:
Orotto
v
Bm
press.
November
So
Canadian
Letion
va
P.
R.
Hotel:
Moose
vs
Oddfei-
'lows:
Orotto
va
SHu:
Musketeers
vs.
KinirMsi.
Novensawr
37
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Btai;
Moose
va
Impress:
Musketeers
vs.
Oddfellows:
Orotto
vs
P.
R
Hotel.
December
4-
Canadian
Legion
vs
Impress:
Moose
vs.
Klks:
Musketeers
va
P
R
Hotel;
Orotto
vs
Oddfellows
SCHEDULE
OF
WHIST
-Canadian
Legion
v
ol
Norway
vs
8
Novontiarr
1-Canadian
Legier.
va
St.
Andrews;
Sana
of
Norway
Msose.
',
Novotrsber
3t-nas)sH
Legion
sv.
Sons
of
Norwajri
'
Meoae
va
St
December
7
Canadian
Legion
Faith,
width
U
engaged
In
towing
Vs
Sons
of
Norway;
Moose
vs
T
itni
lira
uvt-ii
vimiiuivc
nutlTewt.
Novemoer
50
Canadian
Legion
va.
Mease;
Sana
of
Nerway
va
8t
Andrews
November
0
Orotto
vs
Sinragt;
Swift
vs.
LOOP
November
Ift-Orotto
vs.
St.
BRIDGE
SCHEDULE
Cold
1.0.0
P.:
Swift
va.
Cold
Storage.
November
3fl
Orotto
vs.
Swift;
Cold
Storage
vs.
1.0
O
F.
November
30
0
ratio
vs.
Cold
iStorage:
Swift
vs.
I.O.O.F.
1
December
7
Orotto
vs
I
O
O
F
Swift
v,
Cold
Storage
(
AdrtrtUe
in
tor
Dally
Newt
1
Maadag.
Mov.
,
m
Tin:
DAILY
NEWS
Jimmy
McLamin
IF00TBALL
And
rop
roster
K
finer
Americans
Now
LOS
ANOHLBS.
Nov
8:
Jlmm
McLarnln.
world's
welterweight
champion,
born
in
Belfast.
Ire.,
but
for
year
making
his
home
In
Vancouver,
and
hit
nun
agar.
Qharle
Po
Foster,
have
became
UnltesJ
States
citizens.
New
Gate
Record
Set
Up
by
World
.
Fair
in
Chicago
A
CHICAOO.
Nov
A
new
World's
River
riding,
the
only
seat
In
the'
November
-Canadian
Legion
Pair
gate
record
was
set
up
by
tit
ltllU
IteluU
Ucrji:
Slr-ft
inb
'.Minute
of
Play
The
Junior
roots))
u.itw
P
.T,
liod
an
Saturday
aitm-,.,,,,.
".
tween
Borden
Street
and
K
ward
Schoolg
was
so
.-vt.
V
terted
that
aetther
t,;ir,
,,
,
arore
until
the
last
minu
r
game
High
ScsWei
scored
th,
.
nlf
toal.
A
nice
run
by
Quick
m
brought
the
play
arou
i
School
goal
but
Ritchie
aey
defender
wall
Mi.
wall
and
eventually
tri
or,
a
mum
was
savi-d.
an
J
Irrtn
attacked
tor
h
after
a
rice
centre
u:,:
kin.
Dybhavn
had
to
.v
Century
of
Progress
Exposition
here
expanse
of
a
corner
P"
when
aUlXStd
paid
admissions
nt
wan
piacea
wau.
a.i
was
roacrwd.
this
Mna
mm
tti
fejrwards
to
sn
k
High
School
Bl:ik-
Kelary;
Halt.
Veltrh
v
MrOreisr.
OrtasWe.
ll
vine.
MeMgalths.
Referesvl.
M.
Krilv
Linesmen
O.
Bt
.Ik-
High
Booth
A
1
.
I
to
D
!
0
f
4
4
!!
Canadian
Lasdon
VS
of
the
former
record
Ui
1893
opponc-tr
goj!
T
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
Nov
6
CNRA
vs
Katun.
Car.
dinais
vs
High
S-hool;
HUh
SohaaJ
vs.
Mfvehants:
Tru)ans
va.
Szythtjita.
Nov.
Orotto
va.
CJMIA..
Oar-d'.
v.
Comets.
Warriors
vs.
High
Srhrcl:
FlastM
vs
Scouts.
,
Nov,
13
Ovotte
va,
Katana:
Cosa-
ets
va
High
School;
Warriors
vs.
slercbanvs:
Scouts
va
Trojana.
Sov.'K
-
Kalens
vr
CJfJt.t
High
School
vi
Cardinals;
Mer
chants
vs.
Hlh
School:
Suythlsms.
Xqv.
IS
CJlK-.
va.
Orotto
'Comets
vs.
Cardinals:
High
School
I
vs.
Warriors:
Flashes
vs
Trojans.
I
Nov.
33
KnJrm
vs
Orotto
tMgh
's-hool
vs.
Csmsts,
Meettanta
vs.
.W-trrgxa:
Scythians
va
Sooata.
1
Nov.
If.
CX.KA
v.
Kaiena:
aatf
ended
with
no
sc.t
High
school
startec
t
hull
wltft
sxdariBued
fpore.
Veltch
gave
hiv
rvary
chance.
A
nice
r
i
Oreirti
eadad
te
Ortmi
hard
But
Pctatut
eouM
u
ten.
Rorden
forwards
:
Mem
and
Oullck.
tr:
i
Wake
stvod.
F3ajr
eeui'f
the
Hbrden
goat
and
r
ciHoeJ
opon
repeatedly
ttggi
naa
rewardft
a
.
minut
to
Plav
M
gavt
hit
tram
the
v:
tre
ball
was
canter
;
Maw
laavtng
H
.
by
on
gaai
u
;
...
Tmim:
Paatuk
'a
Dy-bhava;
Cmainston
m
Oowlr.
OaSah,
cnua.
1!
K
)
WALKS
A
NO
IIUrMM)
pi-v
th:
in
socai
BHTAST.
Ire
.
S
Wales
and
Ireland
bv
nil
tie
in
tntematmi.
'
Snturdiv
.if!rrnon
b
of
t-env
th'n
vi'-.d
!
FURS
l
ssBBBBsnBna0r,
I
have
a
big
order
for
r
w
Can
and
am
prepared
to
bu
si
9P
prkew.
Itefwe
ellin?
'
c
a
hers
let
me
e
v.lia
have.
1
am
In
a
po
t
9
pay
as
mueh
w
more
H
othent
and
)ou
get
nnr
i-H
at
once,
eltlier
br
rrlurn
nni)
or
by
wire.
G0LDBL00M
The
Old
Kellabl
Prizes
and
Trophies
We
carry
a
well
assort
and
can
auppiy
mrtlal
or
trtwrMai
fa
any
"
"
8rjeolaldoaiSiMiaad('i''
Retlrlnroffleeraof
ihi'-
clubs
would
greatly
iM'i"
nma
nuuaito
Of
then
'
'"
fi..
....I
nrtWS
t'T
1
vont
are
i,ihtv
bv
""'
i
fAf
ripieiu
frill,
i
rDS
THE
STORE
WITH
c3