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dremiir
W-tlfVu'tM
NORWEGIANS
CELEBRATE
Local
Xordkan
Socitlt
nhsrrrr
Anniversary
f
Landing
Of
'
Lief
Erikson
Members
and
friends
of
the
local
'
Nordkap
to
the
number
of
seventy
gathered
last
night
in
MetroDOle!
Hall
to
celebrate
the
anniversary
Ot
.the
lan'dfne
Of
Lief
Erikson
nnl
the
American,
continent
on
October;
9,
1000
A.D-,
J
The
program
opened
with
the
;
singing
of
"O
Canada"
and
a
speech
of
welcome
by
the
chairman.
Peter
Lien.
There
was
a
piano
solo
by
Clara
Wikdal
followed
by
a
reading
by
Mr.
Lien
after
which
community
Hinging
was
enjoyed.
The
speech
of
the
evening
was
delivered
by
D.j
car
but
escaped
injury.
Kdersen
and
was
followed
by
&
Ipiano
duet
by
Miss
BJorg
Luth
andi
Peter
Wen
and.
a
vocal
solo
by
Mr.
!
.
rdeT.n;l,Commun,ty
slnglngiPronfisinff
Amateurs
brought
the
program
to
a
close.
Tnii.;
n,.,,!!...
Join
Canadiens
!
ins
During
the
serving
of
refresh-
ments,
presentation
waj
made
W
I.i
.
..
.
.
,
;
FenAes
of
a
pair
of
lined
glovesVo
'
Mf,
Pedersen
who
will
be
'leaving
JhL
'
'
'
i.
iuiic
nuine
in
orway.
aev-i
m.ovxnpAi
rw
in-
wfio
are
leaving
for
trir
to
the
Old
country
were
also
farewelled
From
11
pm.
until
1:30
ajn.
dancing
was
enjoyed
with
music
by
juiius
Welie's
Orchestra.
The
committee
responsible
for
the
success
of
the
evening's
pro
ceedings
consisted
of
Mrs.
Nels
;Luth,
Mrs.
Maurelius
Holkestad,
Mrs.
P
Wikdal,
O.
Strand,
P.
Erik-
son,
Peter
Llenand
I.
Fenness.
TRAIN
IS
WRECKED
Two
and
Possibly
More
Dead
and
Eight
Injured
on
C.
R,
in
Saskatchewan
BORDEN',
Sa&k
Oct
10:
(CP)
'.
Stanley
Gatneniuk
of
Winnipte;
and
Henry
Epp
of
Swift
Current.
SiaJl,
are
dead
and
eight
are
injured
as
a
result
of
the
wreck
of
a
Canadian
National
wheat
train
four
miles
east
of
here
on
Saturday.
The
debris
of
fifteen
loaded
grain
cars
strewn
over
the
right-of-way,
it
was
feared,
might
con-real
the
bodies
of
others.
None
of
the
train
crew
was
hurt,
the
dead
and
injured
being
itinerants.
Hotel
Arrivals
Royal
E.
Jensen,
A.
Pearson
and
O.
Bergseth,
city;
Victor
Kovkh,
R.
Koylch
and
T.
Astlya,
Dawson:
Mrs.
F.
Nlghtwine,
Douglas
Creek:
F.
Hosekvist.
Shames:
W
It
Ma-.
Beth,
Vancouver;
P.
Lacko,
Ter-t
aee;
Vic
Qrant,
Balmoral;
J.
Odd-son
and
A.
Kristmanson,
Osland;
Anne.
Howe,
Detroit;
W.
Fitch,
Knox
O.
F.
Orayhound
and
M
v.
Vnr.
bes,
Seattle;
L.
J.
Jones,
Usk;
B.
L.
Brown,
Pacific';
N.
Smith,
Billmor:
II,
Henderson,
E.
Anderson,
R.
E.
Markland
arid
Dr.
C.
H.
Bastln,
Vancouver;
George
Wilson,
B.
Tate,
B.
Jacobson,
E.
Nlckerson
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
McKenzie.
city;
W.
M.
Brownltt,
Kamloops;
J.
W.
McKay,
Sunnyside;
O.
Hodgson.
prince
oeorge;
Mark
Jenkinson.
Bumaby;
F.
C.
Randrall.
Trail:
W.
aodney,
Blairmore;
Torn
Wallace
and
h.
V.
Russell,
Edmonton;
II.
M.
WiHsbn.
O.
Rolloe.
H.
Southpra.
A
Yeargean
and
W.
O.
Fulton
and
family,
Terrace.
Central
J.
Hadland,
Oona
River;
L.
Lar-
n,
'Chris;
Redersen.
F.
Reid
and
A,
Martin,
'Sty;
O.
Hunt,
T.
Anderr
rbri,
Joe
.Wels
and
P.
J.
Rolls,
C.n!
k
;
cnris
Bjerke,
Dundas
Islandj
'J.
McCandless,
Haas
Ludvlrcsen
and
B,
Thin,
ss.
Prince
Rupert;
J.
Gra
ham,
Bella
Bella,
Prince
Rupert
Iain
Morrison,
Claxton;
Charles
A.
Reid,
F.
E.
Elmslle.
Montreal:
E.
F.
McGorrin.
Chlcaeo:
Mm
t.
R'pi?
and
daughter,
Pacific
L.
Jes-
sen
and
p.
w.
Field;
Vancouver;
J.
Donaldson,
Port
Esslngton;
R.
O,
Johnston,
Inverness.
Verne
O,
Oorst
and
John
fl
Shuo
Seattle:
Robert
pavleon,
Victoria;
Karl
airtsen,
eglna;
Henry
A.
Butt,
Usk;
Mr.
and
Mrs,
R.
O.
Johnston,
G.
F.
Tough
and
R.
W.
Sinclair,
Inverness:
H
n.
Ornv.
Putf
e
George;
F.
W.
Hughes
Van
couver
o.
ouiesple,
Oceanic;
J.
O,
Hunt,
Mrs.
J.
A,
Brown
and
Miss
Ada
Brown,
Port
Esslngtoit;
Mar
Unllnlflrcltyl
O,
Von
Heef
ttf
m
Urt
Oi
-Wooflall-
nN-ir.wm.
nt9,
itittrapn
critic
DCTROIT.
Oct.
10:
Paul
jDaffy'i
Dean,
St.
Louis
Car-
,
diuals
pitching
ace.
was
in
hospital
Monday
night
suffer
-i
Ing
from
injuries
sustained
In
an
automobile
crush.
Mickey
4
4
Cochrane,
manager
o
the
De-
4
trolt
Tigers,
was
in
the
same
4
;r::::
.L
.
fr'nouneeinent
Is
made
Montreal
Canadiens
National
Hoc
St.
Michael's
.
7,
HamUton
I.
SPORT
CHAT
';
4
4
4
(CP.-r-Ani
that
the
kev
Lea
2
up
club
has
arnnii-pH
im
Despite
his
own
previous
state
ment
that
he
is
retiring
from
the
professional
Ice
to
devote
himself
entirely
In
future
to
his
business
In
terests,
it
is
now
officially
ah
nounced
that
Howie
Morenz.
ereat
centre
of
the,
Montreal
Canadiens
for
twelve
years,
has
been
acoulred
by
the
Chicaeo
Black
Hawks
a
big
deal
in
playing
talent
which
is
said
to
be
one
of
the
largest
transactions
In
the
hlstorv
of
th
National
Hockey
League,
Involving
the
Canadiens,
Maroons.
Black
Hawks
and
Boston
Bruins.
No
statement
was
available
from
Morenz
Immediately
following
announce
ment
of
the
deal
but,
In
view
of
the
resentment
that
he
expressed
before
its
announcement
in
regard
to
reports
that
he
was
being
disposed
of
by
the
Canadiens,
it
would
ap
pear
that
the
deal
as
far
as
he
is
concerned
may
not
be
wholly
con
summated
as
yet.
Charging
that
the
American
boat
Rainbow
did
not
comply
with
regulations
of
America's
Cup
racing
either
in
specifications
of
the
boat
or
in
following
of
racing
rules,
Skipper
T.
O.
M.
Sopwlth
of
the
Endeavour,
British
challenger,
left
New
York
by
steamer
last
week
on
his
return
to
England.
Sopwlth
is
reported
to
have
stated
that,
if
the
rules
are
modified,
he
will
be
glsd
to
challenge
again
for
the
cup
next
year.
Rockefeller
Off
To
Florida
To
Spend
WinteWt
NEW
YORK,
Oct
10:
-John
D.
Rockefeller
sr.
left
New
Jersey
yesterday
for
his
winter
home
in
Florida,
accompanied
by
his
ton,
John
D,
Rockefeller
II,
THE
DAILY
HZV?B
S
(.1.
PORT'
4
-DAFFY"
MIAN
IN
HOSPITAL
AlTKlt
AUTO
SMASIMJP
4
'
BASKETBALL
TIME
TABLE
Season
to
Open
on
Mandajr
Of
Next
Week
The
PrliKfi
Rupert
askciball
As
sociation
schedule
for
the
first
half
of
the
1631-35
season
U
announced
as
follows:
October
1-C.
N.
R,
A.
vs.
Grotto;
.
Orottetles
vs.
Annettes;
High!
School
vs.
Warriors!
filth
School!
vs
Scylhlans.
October
Ift-Moase
vs.
Qrotto:
Legion
vs
Warriors;
High
School
vs.
Grotteltes;
Scotite
vs.
Scythians.
October
22
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Moose:
Annettes
vs.
High
School:
Hleh
school
vs.
Legkm;
High
School
vs.
scoots.
.October
25
Grotto
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.:
Warriors
vs.
High
School;
Annettes
vs.
orottettes;
CeythUns
vt
Hleh
school.
October
29-OrotUj
vs.
Moose:
-
"
1
...v..
1
,
of
the
most
promising
amateurs
In
jOrottettes
vs.
High
School;
we
game
jaeic
Aieaiil
and
Nelson
Crutchfield
of
McOill
University
4.
Canadian
Football
Canadian
Football
TV'
t
n.
a
m
A
'
Book
'
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donotcrvrrrTiUhi
n.w.
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M4
Ui
UmTUiI
iw.'
144
Niglit
War.
ys.
xgwn;
scytnians
vs.
Scouts.
November
1--Mooie
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.;
Legion
vs.
High
School:
Hloh
School
vs.
Annettes:
Seoul
v
High
School.
November
bC.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Orot-
to;
Orottettes
vs.
Anntt-
irioh
HamUton
9,
Ottawa
Rough
Riders
?
.J
V8-
Warrto"'
"'sh
School
vs.
1
Scythla
5cvtnuri
tls.
Intercollegiate
'
1
University
of
Toronto
10,
McOHl
Ontario
ntario
November
S
Moose
vs.
Orottn-
Legion
vs.
.Warriors:
Hlah
f?chnol
vs.
Orottettes
Scout
vsi
Scythians.
Queens
2.
University
of
Western
November
12
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
1.
Moose;
Annettes
vs.
High
School:
.
I
IflaU
n-V.
...
.
...
.
...8..
.kiiuui
T5.
legion;
iiign
school
vs.
Scouts.
November
15-Orotto
vs.
C
N
n
A.;
Warriors
vs.
High
School;
Annettes
vs.
Orottetles;
Scythians
vs.
High
School.
.
November.
19
OroUo
vr
Moose;
Gwttettes
vs.
High
School:
Wnrl
rlors
vs.
Legion;
Scythians
vs.
Scouts,
November
22
Moose
vs.
C
N
n
A.;
Uglon
vs.
High
School;.
High
8ctool
vs.
Annettes;
Scouts
vs.
High
School.
Ladles:
games
will
be
nlavfd
third
on
Monday
nJuhts
and
wnnH
Thursday
nlghU.
InUrmedlate
games
will
be
nlav.
ed
second
on
Monday
nights
and
wird
on
Thursday
nights.
-
Father
Hubbard
In
Seattle;
Will
Make
Alaska
Trip
Again
SEATTLE,
Oct.
10:
Father
iw.
nard
Hubbard,
The
Olacler
Priest
-
arrived
here
yesterday
after
spending
the
summer
on
one
of
his
exploration
trips
In
Western
Alaska.
He
will
make
a
lecture
tour
during
the
winter
and
says
he
"will
be
back
In
Alaska
next
year
to
resume
his
jlaclal
explorations.
Pound
Sterling
and
Canadian
Dollar
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
10:
(CP)
The
Canadian
dollar
closed
at
a
premium
of
2'ic
on
the
local
foreign
exchange
market,
the
British
pound
sterling
closing
at
$101.
L'OLUMnlTS
IIFI)
MUDS
WIM
OVEH
Tfinnvrn
iv
I.ITTI.K
WOni.1)
Sr.RIKS
TORONTO.
Oct.
in-
mr
ColumbUS
.
Ited
nirrl
nf
(ha
X
Amencan.
A.'wociaiiion
defeated
Toronto
Maple
Leaf
s
13
tdU
in
the
deciding
game
last
night
of
the
LltUe
World
Series.
The
Toronto
team
had
evened
up
the
sorles
at
four
games
all
on
4
Monday
bv
wlhnlnw
5
in
1
flfl
Th.Ps.fect
"AUTOMATIC
T
conin
aim
nondr
ot
doubl
booka.
p
r
CODVHf
ttff
fwr"it
..;
anc(
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
There
are
still
five
salmon
can
neries
in
operation
in
Prince
Ru
pert
districtthe
Canadian
Fishing
ers
at
Oceanic,
Skeena
Rlier,
orW
the
B.
C.
Packers
at
Namu
In
the
Bella
Bella
area.
These
plants
are
finishing
off
the
season's
opera
tions
and
It
is
expected
will
be
packing
only
a
week
or
so
longer.
There
are
a
few
glllnets
stUl
fishing
for
cohoes
in
the
Naas
and
Skeena
Rivers
and
at
Rivers
Inlet
while
chum
selnlns
Is
still
eolne
on
in
Rivers
and
Smith's
Inlet
and
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
in
continuation
of
the
southward
flight.
The
Canadian
Fishing
Co.'s
can-
Pdkcr
Hands,
-fan
I
Verne
C.
Oorst
of
the
Oont
Air
Transport
Co.
of
Seattle
was
here
at
the
end
of
the
week
wrUrhls
Boeing
flying
boat
oh
the
way
south
following
a
flight
tp
Alaska.
He
arrived
Saturday
evening
from
the
north,
leaving
Sunday;'
mornlfi(f
7
,
It
pays
to
"Roll
Your
Own"
with
TURRET
FINE
CUT
CIGARETTE
TOBACCO
W.
EMMj
-CHAHTtCLlf
w
YOClTa,m,rtrit
nery
at
Butedale
closed
down
for
I
If
it
the
seaton
at
the
end
of
th
lr
TKWCCWWPY
(1
and
the
crew
sailed
last
night;
n
n
aooara
me
cataia
for
Vancouver.
Manager
A.
L.
Stewart
and
Accountant
Scott
ill
leave
for
the
south
next
week.
.
Th
Indian
Department
cower
cruiser
Naskecna
from
Prince
Ru-
Co,
at
Lagoon
Bay
and
the.
Massett
Prt
on
a
trip
to
Port
Simpson
Canners
at
Old
Mas&ett.
Queen
Cliarlotte
Islands:
Leroy
cannery
in
Rmlth'a
lnlt-
th
Oi-iuin
rv,t-
at
the
end
of
the
week
with
Indian
Agent
W.
E.
CoIIlson
and
other
of
ficials
l
tho
C.
N.
R.
steamer
Prince
Oeorge.
Cat.
Nell
McLean,
arrived
in
port
at
10:13
this
morning
from
Vancouver.
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls
and
will
sail
at
4
o'clock.
this
afternoon
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
evening
on
her
return
voyage
south.
Vancouver
Wheat
in!
Aecora
n
II
.
a
i
VANCOITEIT
X
ature
her.-
tr
t
ta
M
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Mil
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tc
on
tober
U)bcr
11
It
w
board,
Immedlatelyafler
business
at
IVl
slSpion
5aTtMan",,nmin
.
....
.
V.
(
rt
t
been
transacted,
the
lfakena
:
tempera'
turned
to
frlnj-
Rnrvrt
iallcoaM
Mirk
far
OtUtn
Sotthfrn
O.J
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