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Carruthers.
commander
for
Aiaska
and
Nor
Carruthers,
Adjutant
Eva
I.avrrwV
of
Prince
Rupert,
Adjutant
Alex
raricinson
of
Glen
Vowell,
and
Capt.
Charley
Newton
and
T.ipnt
Richard
Newton
of
Kake,
Alaska
TB9
BUG
US
If
'
'
i
r
-
This
Deer
Is
Inseparable
From
Equine
Friend
About
six
weeks
ago
this
deer,
a
stray
one;
appeared
on
a
farm
at
Grayrig?.
Westmoreland,
Eng
It
was
lame
and
promptly
attached
Itself
old
-to
an
mare.
They
are
inseparable
now.
although
the
deer
Is
quite
well
again.
The
deef
runs
away
at
the
approach
of
humans,
and
this
photo'
was
obtained
.only
with
the
aid
of
a
telephonto
lens.
WAS
GREAT
CONVENTION
'
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
i-r
!
uenerai
Evan?nine
Booth
Draws
i.
w
Larger
Crowd
In
Toronto
Than
SEP
,
.
8
7
Either
Bennett
Or
Kinp
-
H,
Redden,
arrived
in
port
;at
,10:45-
this
morning
from
Van
couver,
Ppwell
River
and
Ocean
Seventeen
thousand
persons,
a-.
Flail
.Arid'
!
will
sail
at
4
o'clock
this
larger
crowd
than
attended
elec-'
afternoon
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
Uon
campaign
meetings
of
Rt,
whence
she
will
return
here
tomor-
Hon.
R
R
Rpnnptl.
nnH
Pt
tnn
iyiut
ki)iiiilti
j
r
7
"
"uii.
"wuiii
wuuiuuuua,
inc
ves-
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
on
theUwo.sel
brought
in
eastern
mail,
'
the
nights
immediately
fnllnurtnfr
'first
thp
rlt,,
h'a.
1,-j
.1
.
WHITHER
BRITONS?
London
Paper
Says
Entry
Doors
Of
Empire
Countries
Are
Closed
LONDON,
October
30:
.
(CP)
The
weekly,
social
paper
Truth
discusses
"the
bright
idea
that
the
British
Empire
should
be
shared
out
as
a
peace
offering
to
the
rest
of
the
world
but
more
esrvi.
thronged
the
ereat
Manl
ZZS"
JLST?.
7?
to
Fascists
and
Niziy
mhl.
Gardens
in
Toronto
when
Gen
.
ifcup
on
the
iawav
m,,
S'H?!?"
W
the
cral
Evangiline
Booth,
commander,
being
;
routed
regularly
to,
and
"6'nn
or
uie
most
eminent
in-chief
of
the
Salvation
Armv.
frrirn
Uho
ia.V
.
.
our
sloppy-mlnded
sentiment-
gave
a
public
address
in
connec-
"
.
,?1
uon
with
the
recent
Canadian
'
c
airaiyie
iusion
is
re-
Congress
of
the
Army,
it
was
There
Was
on
sale,
of
halibut
on
If
,n
nf,a11
the
Speeches,
stated
this
morning
by
Mao:
tie
.local
fish
exchange
a"KC
yesterday
T,"3
..
"
ettrs
the
press
V'J-
..
yaay,
-.Truth
tni-
W9
on
Walter
J.
T
r.
4i
.-
.-
H......
amsionai,iw.
Doais
oeing
in
with
catrhM
.-
.
:.
'
.4iuCO,
them
British
Columbia,
who
Is
in
the
city
today
on
his
way
back
to
his
headquarters
at
.Wrangell.
ine
general,
youngest-daughter
of
ic
ie
wenerai
WJinamL.WOOth,
aesDiie
tnc
fact,
t.hat
cKo
-w
i
u.
.
-
"
.
m
ocrcntjf
jeafs
oi
age
on
Cttristma3
uay
next,
is
remarkablv
JMr.
and
eloquent.
She
suoite
for
spv.
enty-flve
minutes
and
throughout
that
time
the
great
audiepce
sat
In
rapt
attention.
Lieutenant
Onv.
ernor
W.
D.
Bruceof
Ontario
nro.
sided
over
the
meeting.
During
the
Toronto
Congress
General
Booth
inaugurated
an
evaneelistlc
ram.
palgn,
the
objective
of
which
Is
a
million
converts
In
the
world
and
50,000
in
Canada.
The
Toronto
Cons
ress
urns
tVi
largest
attended
ever
to
be
held
In
Canada.
There
were
1200
officers
present
from
Bermuda
to
Alaska
and
over
50,000
persons
attended
the
meetings.
The
delegation
from
this
ru.
trict
consisted
of
Maior
and
Mrs
Major
Carruthers
returned
here
a
week
ago
and
has
sine
hppn
on
a
trip
to
Canyon
City
to
meet
Maas
Ktver
workers.
Met
by
Mrs.
Carruthers,
who
staved
a
whiii
in
the
East
to
visit
relatives,
he!
will
proceed
to
Wraneeii
nn
t.h.
princess
Norah
tonight.
Adjutant.
Laycock
'
local
com.
mandant,
is
at
present
visiting
in
Vancouver
and
is
due
bark
nPvt
week.
Adjutant
Parkinson
retnrnprt
tr
Glen
Vowell
a
week
or
ten
davs
ago.
Capt.
Charles'
and
Llput
RiPhar
Newton,
uncle
and
nephew,
will
?
.
:
.
1
nanus
w
tne
Empire.
It
is
lm-
i
.
plied,
Britain
Is
Immune
from
!"onomlc
dtst,ress
and
untroubl(Jd
Several
hours
late
c
P
n
steamer
Princess
Norah
Cant
wn
TV
populat,on
Probm.
Un-liam
Palrriei
-
T
il
nZ?
emPloyment
and
the
distressed
Sb
evS'rlSi
P
rt
at
6:3
areas
a"
forgotten
and
the
fact
ariri
and
nthBr
other'
t4w
,
7
J
1
"B6iaai.cu
uy
me
stoppage
b
ot
nortWern
points'
whence
.
emiEration
i,4H
she
is
scheduled
to
return
hPrl
"For
-
,w
'
4.
L.
."7
mv
are
aeemca
to
be
next
ncTt
Sunday
i,.nHoAt
afternoon
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ni-
-
.
.
M..WUUHU.
ouiitcient
reasons
the
S!inCSS
Noran
was
late
in,
self-governing
.
Dominions
'
have
N:'
D.
McFarlane,
regularly
Grotto
Taxi
456
3
CARS
AT
YOUR
SERVICE
Proprietors
Bert
Morgan
&
Bud
Barri?
Con't
forget
the
number
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
156
practicauy
closed
tha
door
to
new
settlers
anda-much-,
more
serious1
obstacle-
to
emigration
.If
you
wish
to
swap
a
classified.
COMEDY
AND
MELODRAMA
"Alibi
Ike"
and
'The
Florentine
DajTser"
at
Capitol
Theatre
Here.
An
hllarimn
Jop
E.
Ilmwn
mm
edy,
"Alibi
Ike,"
and
a
thrllli'lgi
and
baffling
mystery
mfclodrama.
"The
Florentine
Dagger
"
are,
the
feature
offerings
on
a
double
bill
program
at
the
CaDitol
Theatre
this
mid-week.
"Alibi
Ike"
Is
the
plcturization
of
.a
Rlne
Lardner's
eomedv
nf
bapHlll
nnrl
KlnnHjia
TV
4141.
i
wiuilUV
4ilC
L
i
I
i
L
character,
portrayed
by
Brown,
is
a
big
league
Ditcher
and
hattpr
whose
average,
contrary
to
mosf
iwiriers,
runs
around
the
.400
mark.
He
never
makes
a
Dlav
on
or
off
the
field
without
allbllns,
Even
when
he
falls
In
love
with
the
sister
of
the
carjtaln's
wif
he
alibis
it.
She
hears
him
excusing
himself
for
presenting
her
with
an
eneaeement
rin
and
n
series
of
thrilling
and
Interesting
evenis
ensues.
There
Is
more
romance
than
is
usual
Pictures,
the
love
affair
winding
up
in
an
unusual
climax.
Olivia
de
Havllland.
a
new-comer
to
the
screen,
has
the
feminine,
lead
wiiiiam
Frawley.
Ruth
nnnnpii
and
Roscoe
Kearns
are
prominent
memoers
or
the
cast.
Some
location
scenes
were
taken
at
Wrigley
rivin
in
unicago.
'inusual
storv
of
an
an.h
"lavs
about
historic
murders
who
fears
he
has
a
flair
Hit
hi
estors
for
murder.
Donald
Woods'
ana
Margaret
Lindsav
hM
tw-
cast
which
also
includes
Henrv
wiiciu.
v.
AUDrey
Smith
and
Rob
ert
Barrat.
Enemy
Soldiers
Meet
at
Smoker
i-ormer
Veterans
Of
Great
War
t
orjet
France
Germans
And
Canadians
Exchance
Incidents
r-umA,
October
30-
irp.
Men
who
twenty
years
ago
faced
eacn
otner
across
No
Man's
Land
stood
together
here
recently
lh
the
spirit
of
friendship
and
talked
over
me
days
when
they
fought
each
other
on
thp.
hpii
tltrAnt
uatiiciieias.
"-.wt.vJV
The
occasion
was
an
"intpr
national"
smoker
held
by
the
Rez-
ina
unit
of
the
Army
and
Navy
Veterans.
Marking
the
spirit
of
COodwlll
former
tl.ui.u
u,
Popular,
member
o
thT
Jl
u"lled
.te
man
national
anthem
was
was
played
played.
room
staff
of
th
etM
t,
.
"T
"
k
severely
restricted
,
":""au
BOiais
applauded
a
OeoTg
b
Emitted
that
w2
fech
speech,
and
Canadians
and
-
e
policy
of
the
"""".ans
swapped
today
"Tvuu
r""'1uw,
reminiscences
ver
to
tairo
ti.
if
-
.
take
c
char8e
"ku
aboard
aooara
Dominions,
any
more
than
that
of
in
a
haze
of
tobacco
mnL
the
steamer
'Prince
Rupert
which
weu
.up
nere
for
the
winter.
.-
n
4-ni.iaii
Boiaiers
stood
to
attention
while
the
Ger
the
United
States,
but
nevertheless!
ver
"5
guests
and
members
uicre
seems
to
oj
a
hazy
notion
that
we
possess
In'
colonies
or
protectorates
undeveloped
terrl-
esat
on
met
General
Booth
U
who
"It
b
,
.v
-
f
,Canada-
The
any
undeveloped
deieeatlon
"
had
territories
of
the
S
h
tS
,
Plcture
teWn
Empire
which
would
be
suitab?
rKehochcasSnneral
"
.of
f9r
large-scale
immtgration-fSm
Europe.
--"
I
"The
position
of
thp
nnmininn.i
I
in
this-
matter
'
Is
illustrated
byi
4v
aianas
reception
of
Lord
Bledislop's
tihm.
i
.
I
-.
w.w..c
1U4
jana
settlement
there,
It
is
recognized
that
"re
niry
could
carry
a
much
larger
population
if
the
world
would
buy
more
of
its
products
at
a
remunerative
price.
But
the
!
supply
is
already
more
than
equal
,
to
.the
demand,
and
New
Zealand
jls
naturally
reluctant
to-encoura-e
settlement
without
knowing
how
m
can
dispose
of
surplus
products."
were
in
attendance,
and
the
spirit
u.i
tne
garnering
was
stressed
by
the
president.
A.
a
Bole,
when
he
said,
"if
all
the
nations
of
the
world
could
meet
together'
In
th;
same
spirit
we
have
here,
It
would
hot
be
hard
to
solve
the
diffi
culties
or
the
World
today."
During
the
playing
of
"Deutch.
land
Uber
Alles",
the
German
national
anthem,
several
figures
could
be
seen
with
hands
raised
rigidly
in
the
Nazi
salute.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelll,
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
nOME"
Rates
S1.Q0
o
5Q
Rooms
Hot
St
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
281
P.O.
Box
168
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in
a
Daze!
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i
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UNTIU
THEY
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and
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nine
Lardner's
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Baseball
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HE'S
"DIZZY"!
HE'S
"DAFFY"!
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L44yB
Alibi
Ike
With
ROSCOE
KARNS
(At
7:05
&
Q
30)
4
UWO
The
crime
of
the
Cehturles.
Planned
in
.
thp
ximm
mitted
in
1035!
Is
the
Last
of
the
BoSaT
a!8ff
J
t
4
.
.
i,1JS
ncesiors
Plotted
300
Years
Aeni
ie
K1tt
Margaret
Lindsay
"TUP
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niiivTmtx,
J,
Donald
Woods
In
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