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Tuesday,
November
13,
1934
SIR
DONALD
MANN
Sir
Donald
Marin,
who
died
suddenly
at
the
week-end,
was
a
type
of
man
developed
in
the
building
of
this
young
nation.
He
was
a
railway
contractor
and.
when
there
were
no
contracts
to
be
secured,
he
went
ahead
and
created
them.
It
was
hardly
his
fault
that
he
helped
to
organize
and
build
some
railways
that
have
proven
a
burden
to
the
nation.
At
any
rate
he
was
a
man
who
did
things
or
got
them
done.
i
UNITED
STATES
FLEET
The
United
States
admiralty
is
showing
the
world
that
it
can
concentrate
its
force
on
either
the
Atlantic
or
the!
Pacific.
The
present
demonstration
of
strength
on
the
Pacific
may
or
may
not
have
significance.
At
any
rate
it
indicates
the
mobility
of
the
United
States
force
and
the
ease
with
which
it
can
concentrate
at
any
given
point
ANOTHER
PROBE
While
Canada
has
been
investigating
the
conduct
of
big
business
in
Canada,
Great
Britain
has
decided
to
probe
the
armament
business
in
that
country.
Possibly
the
governmental
action
has
been
forced
by
various
newspaper
articles
and
books
published
recently
which
indicate
that
mnition
Manufacturers
and
dealers
have
been
active
in
instigating
armed
conflicts.
The
probe
may
be
useful
if
conducted,
along
right
lines.
BILLM0R
SHINGLES
Manufactured
by
a
local
mill,
by
local
labor,
from
local
produce.
Sold
at
prices
lower
than
ever
before
offered
in
Prince
Rupert.
.
All
No.
1
Cedar
Shingles
3-X,
per
thousand
,$3,00
5-X
per
thousand
..."
$4.00
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EV1TT
&
CO.
LTD.
Phone
618
Smith
opened
the
scoring
with
a
long
shot
and
Pierce
replied
for
the
Moose.
Smith
repeated.
Then
the
fight
was
on.
On
a
combination
play
PJerce
snared
another.
The
train
crew
stopped
for
water,
then
Mitchell
and
Nakamoto
had
a
get
together
meeting
with
Pierce
chiming
in
now
and
then.
When
the
half
time
whistle
went
the
Moose
led
29-18.
At
half
time
things
looked
black
for
the
Kalen
Island
Express.
A
cow
latcher
may
be
able
to
knock
a
cow
for
a
loop
but
It
looked
like
a
Moose
was
going
to
derail
the
Transcon-Unental.
When
the
teams
went
to
work
in
the
second
half,
the
Moguls
tarted
to
pack
the
mall
to
town.
After
four
or
five
minutes
to
play
the
Lodgemen
railed
Ume
out.
Then
the
Moose
ran
in
a
couple
while
Campbell
sank
a
long
one.
Skinner
stepped
in
and
sent
Mitchell
to
the
showers.
Jackie
Campbell
surely
delivered
the
mall.
He
put
the
rail
kings
ahead
with
two
fluky
shots
to
make
the
score
34-33,
At
five
minutes
to
go
the-seore
was
40-39
and
anybody's
game
but
the
railroaders
had
a
Job
of
work
to
do
so
they
ar
rived
ahead
of
time
to
win
44-43.
In
the
Intermediate
League
the
Legion
last
a
tough
game
to
the
High
School
With
about
seven
minutes
to.
go:
of
the
first
halt
the
Legion
had
a
lead
Of
eight
points.
Then
the
High
School
boys
started
going
places
and,
when
the
tooter
went
for
half
time,
the
Legion
was
on
the
small
end
of
a
13-20
score.
In
the
second
spasm
the
Legion
started
In
to
wipe
out
that
seven-point
lead
but
fell
short
by
two
points
when
'.he
whisUe
went.
High
School
lost
out
to
Annette's
15-7
In
the
Ladies'
League.
Half
time
score
was
13-7.
The
Boy
Scouts
came
from
be
hind
to
defeat
the
High.
School
15-9
n
the
Junior
League.
The
students
had
a
two-point
leaJ
at
the
inter
val.
After
the
rest
period
the
Scouts
turned
on
the
heat
and
when
the
whistle
went
went
they
were
six
up
on
the
Students.
Junior
League
Boy
Scouts
H5)
Lindseth.
Cromp
9,
Eby
2i.
Brown
4).
Sakamoto.
Dybhavn,
Erickson.
High
School
9)
Hlrano
(6.
Houston
(3).
McMeekin,
Fulton,
Kelsey,
Lear,
Munro,
Veltch.
Intermediate
League
Canadian
Legion
27)
Arm
strong
12).Suehlro.
McPhee
(6),
Palmec
JU
Blake
(2),
,
Ritchie;
ChrlsUsoh
(4),
Greer.
High
School
(29)
Campbell
9).
Morgan
6.
Davles
(10).
Lindsay
2i,
Tobey,
McMeekin,
Fulton
(2).
Ladies'
League
High
School
(7)
Turgeon,
Mc-Leod,
E.
Davis,
Ellison
11),
L.
Johnson
1
1
,
T:
Davis
1
1
)
,
Johnson,
Mus-sallem
(4).
Annette's
1
15)
Stone
(4).
Rice
6.
Nlsnikaze,
Brand,
Eva
Morris,
Rivett,
Ratchford,
Enid
Morris
(5).
Senior
League
CI
W
Tt
A
Ull.Tntincnn
I
at
Stiles
tU),
stefensrud
(4),
Smith
(6).
Campbell
(6).
Ogg
(4).
Moose
(43)
Pierce
(20),
Wine-
ham
ill).
Mitchell
(2),
R.
Morrison,
Nakamoto
(6).
Mcnzles,
Kelsey
(4).
Cribbage
League
Play
Last
Night
Empress,
Moose
and
Oddfellows
Winners
Over
Grotto
Elevator
And
Meat
Tackert
Results
of
last
night's
Play
In
the
Prince
Hupert
Cribbage
League
were
as
ioiiows:
Grotto
13,
Empress
14.
Moose?
15,
Elevator
12.
Oddfellows
14,
Meat
Packers
13.
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Canadian
(
National'
Recreation
Association,
postponed.
taf.
unuii
ncvro
Tuesday.
November
13
1
'SPORT'
BASKETBALL
LEAGUE
UP
!
WAS
FAST,
BADMINTON
C.
N.
R
A.
Defeats
Moose
by
One
Point
in
Senior
League
Thriller
Last
night's
Senior
League
basketball
game
had
the
large
crowd
of
fans
out
of
their
seats
when
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
As
sociation
took
the
Moose
into
camp
44-43.
It
was
one
of
those
games
one
hears
about
but
seldom
sees
and
was
anybody's
win
until
the
final
whistle.
At
a
meeting
of
the
Prince
Ru
pert
Badminton
Association
last
night
it
was
decided
to
organize
a
league
as
in
nast
vears
with
nbv
on
wedne?day
nights,
instead.
df'Mon-
day
nights.
.
;
Teams
parUclpating
will
be
as
follows:
J
"A"
League
Ci
N.
R.
A
Skeena
land
Prince
Rupert
2
teams).
"B-
League
C.
N
R.
A,
Skeena
and
Prince
Rupert.
Games
will
start
on
November
21
and
the
schedule
wiii
be
drawn
up
within
a
day
or
two.
Western
Canada
'
Title
Football
I
VANCOUVER.
November
13:-iReglna
Rough
Riders
were
here
for
a
two-game
total
point
series
with
Vancouver
Meralomas
In
the
1
Western
Canada
football
champion-ishlp
playdowns,
having
arrived
1
Friday
from
th
Regina
Capital
The
first
game
was
played
Saturday,
and
the
second
was
played
yesterday.
The
Rough
Riders
won
the
title
by
defeating
the
Meralomas
7
to
Z
last
night,
thus
taking
the
series
29
to
4.
Grotto
Defeated
!
Ramblers
Bridge
Team
Last
Night
Grotto
defeated
Ramblers
by
a
score
of
5664
to
5330
last
evening
in
a
postponed
Prlnee
Rupert
Bridge
Xtague
Uxtur,;.
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