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DAILY.
EDITION
86
Tuesday,
October
29,
1935
WHAT
A
TIME
IT
IS!,
What
a
time
they
are
having
in
Vancouver
settling
whether
it
is
Gerry
or
Arnold
who
is
to
represent
them
for
the
nefcttfew
years
at
Ottawa.
Evidently
the
people
in
Vancouver
do
?idt3mow3io,w
j:o
count.
The
condition
in
"Vanrnnvpr
niirinrr
f
Vin
.nnn4-l
i
marked
contrast
to
thatTri
the
Skeena
Riding.
Theitype
U4
lJWl
,CJC1
Aa
anu
uepUl.y
returning
officer
must
have
been
.veryipoor
there
or
else
the
return-ffic.er
dld
not
properly
instruct
them.
At
any
rate
the
election
was
badly
muddled
and
the
returning
-officer,
who
is
We
responsible
head,
is
Ihe
man
to
blame!
In
fekeena
the
.returning
officer
is
to
be
complimented
on.
the
excellent
arrangements
made
under
great
difficulties.
Although
inexperienced,
in
the
work
he
managed
to
getall
.the
boxes
to
their
destinations
and
had
plans
made
for
.the
respective
officers
to
handle
the
work
expeditiously
and
welUccorxling
to
all
the
accounts
received.
Weiknow
that
at
Prince
Rupert
everything
went
off
with-out'a
nitch.
TAKING!
NO
CHANCES
J?Teat
-
is,
king
no
chances
in
connection
with
the
jresent
disturbed
condition
of
Europe.
While
she
evidently
do'es
not
plan
to
resort
to
hostilities
if
it
can
be
avoided
she
has
Jearned
.that
leadership
in
disarmament
may
be
construed
as
weakness.
In
:orderto
;test
pubic
opinion
in
the
present
crisis
an
election
is
heing
held
in
order
that
the
government
knbw
if
the
people
lapprdve
the
government's
action
may
,and
.v
lauwuat
.a
sure
mmg
mat
tne
baldwm
Govern
ment
will
be
returned
Ayjth
.a
large
majority.
Many
who
.
vm.u
,,,t
ujpuscu
me
government
unuer
other
qircum-stances
will
take
no
chances
at
a
time
when
war
clouds
"ic
over
inem.
The
.health
protection
of
COD
LIVBR
QL
PLUS
ADDITIONAL
BONE-BUILDING
MINERALS
Vitamin,
A
and
D,
icoocentrated
In
Cod
Liver
Oil,
build
up
-reserves
of
healuvprotecting
strength
and
vitality.
Quick,
easily
digestible
SCOTTS
EMULSION
of
Cod
Jam
OU
,
rich
in
.dieje
vitamins
PLUS
additional
bone-
luoln6
Jpophosphites
Of
time
A
A,
ruriTc,
.
SCOTT
'S
EMULSION
THfii
D
IGEST1
B
li
COD
LWer
o(L
WfTH
TM
Ef
P
LU
S
V
A
LUES
I
It!s
interesting
ip
Bow,
when
reading
(the
Daily
News
.that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
-are
doing'
thesame.
i
get
the
lead,
the
Tobacconists
be
lng
ahead
.19-16
At
the
half
way
mark
The
Grotto
stepped
out
In
the
second
uau
half
and
afiu
broke
Ui
unc
the
iiic
Cloth-?
VynJtii
standard
of
Ihe
other
two
games
that
haVe
'been
played
by
the
senior
teams.
Some
of
the
players
were
having
an
off
night.
:Lamble
ti
Stone--Vance,
'John
son
10,
Arnle
(3),
D.
Morrison,
Calderonl
H2),
Nakarhoto
U).
,C.
Smith,
Naylor;
toUl,
29,
Grotto
Ratchford
(13),
Murray:
E.
Smith
4),
Stalker
(5l,
Gillls
U2),
Morgan
9),iL.1aillls,
GHrvich,'
Antonelll;
.total,
AZ.
i
rlntermedidte
Xeagiie
The
'Scythians
lost
their
second
Intermediate
;League
start
to
the
King
Edward
High
squad.
The:
Scythians
;played
a
godd
brand
of
ball
in
the
first
half
and
were
leading
till
the
last
few
Ininutes
of
the
half.
Then
:the
Students
eot
ahead
and
had
.a'
14-13
lead
at
half
time.
2t
I'm
in
the
second
half
that
the
Students'
combination
started
to
click
with
Campben
on
the
coring
end
of
most
of
the
plays.
The
Scythians
tried
hard
to
break
up
the
combination
and
had
fouls
sailed
on
.them
and
the
Students
missed
very
few.
At
no
time
in
the
second
half
-was
the
outcome
ever
fn
doubt
,Final
score
was
43-26.
Scythians
Montesano
f5),
Murray
U),
Currie
ih
Dominato
(7),
Beynon
7,.
Gillls,
Letourneau
(5);,
lgn
School-,Davis
2).
Camn-
bell
(21),
iHirano.
Lindsav
M4i
Morgan
-i6).:D.
.O'Neill.
Naylor,
Mc-
Meexin,
;Munro;
total,
43.
'Ladies'
League
High
School
girls
won
over
An
nettes
17-7
with
the
:Student
I'as-
iies
having
a
6rl
lead
at
.half
time.
The
.final
putconie
was
,never
in
doubt:
McLeod
and
LTewlvn
hih
most
W
the
.'damage
for
the
Co-eds.
j
fmucitca
oione
iz).
Tureeon.
THE
DaILY
news
BASKETBALL
Rangers-Doodads
Three
Senior
League
Teams
on
Results
Even
Terms
as
Result
of
Grotto
;
Wn
OveriLambie't
Stone
Morris
(4,),-
J,,;,
WOOD'
,0ct-
29:-Won
p.ettiplece
m.
Stamp
.
Vincent,
Tia(cnf6rd:
total.
7
;
Westcott.
young
,
moving
picture
High
School
Blaine.
Mussallpm
2)i-T;
Davis
12).
E.
DavU
Ul
Mo.
Lbd
6),,Liewelyni4);-.total,
.17.
J
unitlr
league
-
ThV
-Junior
Illeh
Schoo'l
Was'
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
Senior
League
;
'
"W.
-L.
Lambfe
&
Stone
1
l
Moose
-t,......l
i
Grotto
:...'.....!l'
1
Intermediate
'League
High
.School
,2
0
Scythians
1
1
Canadian
Legion
.,
.J)
2
Ladies'
League
tarpttettes
2
0
High
School
1
1
Annettes
.
...:.o
2
Boy
.'Scouts.
.....,..;.,2
Moose
Hfgh'-acK66r'Cilj
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0
.0
.
a
:
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.
,
.
.
'Jr
i
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mm
-mm
.mm
III
m
HI
.
Bk.
B
"
1
r-.
r
P
.
.Rangers
defeated
Canadian
Na-
Jl
falrlvlaree
crowd
of
hoontfans
tIoral
Recreaon
Association
1274
witnessed
a
series
of
free
scoring
toilWOAnd
Doodads
won
over
Blue
basketball
games
last
night
Birds
,il355
to
!1326
in
the
Ladies'.
The
Grotto
tied
ud
the
Senior
Bowling
League
last
night.
High
LeagW
by
defeating
Lamble
it
Average
score
of
the
evening
was
Stone
43
to
29
in
a
rough
game.
172
bv
Mrs-
George
Ctecone
of
the
The
first
half
was
close
with
LKXKiaas'
both
teams
dolns
a
;lot
of
fouline.
Individual
scores
were
as
follows;
Lamble
&
Stonefcetting
most
of
the
.
Doadads-McKeown.
243.;
Smith.
free
throws
although
not
enough
to
333:
Ingram.
224:-
Parent.
210:
Cic
cone,
-345.
Blue
Birds
Boulter.
266;
Church,
3t8;
Pierce.
237;
JIartwig,
249;
Heron,
266.
J
C.
N.
R.
A.
Teng.
201;
Peterson,
,
iers
plays
while
the
Clear
Store32M:
Munr,
265;
Vance.
287;
Hor
sharpshooters
Oillls.
Ratchford!
ton
203-
land
Morgan
continued
to
Increasd
Rangers
Macey.
42;
Montgom-
the
lead,
linal
score
belne
43-29.
-"-
nnour.
z;
eicniora,
The
'game
was
hot
up
to
the
308
;
Raybone.
257;
Anderson.
124.
League
standings:
1
G.
TU.
Annette
4
2970
P.
R.
Gra'ds
a
2738
Doodads
....
:
t6
950
Blue
;Birds
v'6
ifoo
Maccabees
44
r2379
Rangers
.6
3491
C.
N.
;R.
'A
j6
.3190
Brunettes
.4
'1963
Ave.
742
-684
658
617
595
598
'532
490
B0WLLNG
SCHEDULE
The
following
Ladles'
Bowling
League
schedule
Is
announced:
October
31
P.
R.
Grads
vs.
Annettes,
Brunettes
vs.
Maccabees.
November
4-Rangers
vs.
Bluebirds,
C.
N.
-R.
A.
vs.
Doodads.
November
7
Annettes
vs.
Brunettes,
Maccabees
vs.
P.
R.
Grads.
November
11
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs:
Annettes,
Maccabees
vs.
Bluebirds.
November
14
Rangers
vs.
P.
R
Grads,
Brunettes
vs.
Doodads.
November
18
Maccabees
vs.
Annettes,
bluebirds
.vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.
November
21
Doodads
vs.
Rane-
ers,
P.
R.
Grads
vs.
BrnnettM
November
25
Maccabees
vs.
c
N.
R.
A-
Bluebirds
vs.
Annettes.
November
28
P.
R.
oraris
v
Doodads,
,Rangers
vs.
Brunettes.
Young
Movie
Star
Hurt
in
Polo
Game
Gordon
Westcott
in
Critical
Condi
tion
AIter.Horse,RoIls.im
Him
star
is
m
.a
.criUcal
condltion,,in
.a
local
hospital-
with
internal
.injuries
sustained
,when
his
horse
feflT
and
rolled
.on
him
while
engaged
In
playing
,polo.
swamped
under
a
deluge
of
baskets!
.
...
-n
with
the
1
Boy
.scouts
,doing
an
the
maiviaual
ocores
'
a.uuiigj.iau
,nme
score
was
m
favor
.of
the
Scouts
and
In
the
ise.'i
I
L7!
V
F
1
cond
half
they
continued
ringing
111
1,111
DO
WIS
them
in
with
the
final
score
being
i
.
30-4.
"Brown
had
a
large
evening
,'Lambie
&
'Stone
and
Old
"Empress
with
15
pdihts
to
his
Credit.
Tied
For
Leadership
Now
Boy
'Scouts
LIndseth
('4),
'Brown
j
(15),
Eastman
f6),
Hilsoy
(3),
Dyb-'
Individual
scores
In
last
Friday's
havn
(I),
Grimble,
Erlckson
(l),;Flve
pin
Bowling
were
as
follows:
total,
30,
i
Old
Empress-Ross,
474;.
Ciccone,
High
School
Houston,
Fitch.
O'-
677;
.Calderone.
517:
Mcknv.
490-
Nefll
W).
Bolton.
.Tama'naka'Sshrla'berK.
514.
Blaine
(2);
;tota1,
4.
j
Lamble
Stone
Mcintosh.
5ia-:
:
jStlles,
563;
Alexander,
577;
John.
json,
388;
JScott,
487.
;
Pioneer
Laundry
Houston,
589;
lArrol,
464;
Joy,
469;
Wesc'h,
422;
P.
Aemissen,
342.
Five
Jok'prs
'nfnniiAii
mc.
-u.ftnvu,
no,
rve-
tn
A
r.a
n
.
n
1
ron,
C8;
Barton,
.677;
"2
547;
Andrews,
594.
;
The
league
standing:
.4.
4
Pioneer
:Laundry
'
2
0
Morrison;
W.
L.
P.
....1
5
7
....7
15
,7
...:5
7
-
'5
...3
1
5
CRIBBAGE
RESULTS
4
;ElevatoMi;'c.
N,
R.IA.,16.'
,
2
Sops
of
Norway
17,
'Moose
To.
0
.Grptto
17,'Meat
Packer,
in
0
1.
6.
O.
F.
8,
Canadian
Legion
,19
J
SPORT
CHAT
Hleh.flttaeked
at
-the
-start
of
last'
SCHEDULE
Saturday's
Junior
football
game
Flitute
List
but
livbhavn
saved.iAfterthlce
for-
M-ard
nlav
Ritchie
hit
the-iUDrleht
OF
BRIDGE
For
First
Half
Season
Announced
but
the
ball
was
cleared.
Hollrestad
The
Bridge
League
fixtures
for
I.
'
-
.
,
.
i
.
.
....
V.
n
1
u
-
.
rauue
a
ciever
run
ana'ccuirca
dui
"lc
iuui
ui
ure
wuaun
uic
uii
vs.
C.
H;
IQ
TJI7H
TID
17
J?
1
'Anderson
cleared.
High
forwards,
nounced
as-follows:
10
lliJLJ
Ul
.11
in
in
BOWiing
combined
romblned
well
well
but
but
McKay
McKay
and
and
Mc-
Mc-
Octfiber
October
31
31-Rambrers
Ramblers
fLean
fLean
cleared
cleared
and
and
then
then
Booth
Booth
took
took
R-
R-
A..
A..
Swift's
Swift's
vs.
vs.
Sons
Sons
of
Last
Night's
Ladies'
League
Play
of
Norway.
lQ
up
the
attack
and
forced
a
c6rner
'Canadian
Legion
vs.
Musketeers
Barton
.cleared
and
Dybhavn
Jiad
e.t
Bowling
Alley
vs.
Grotto,
-to
save.
Holkestad
to6k
two
tfine
j
November
7
ex
'.Bowling
'Alley
corners
tind.
after
some
trouble,.
v.
.
.
a.,
uanaaian
Legion
vs.
McKay,
theaded
clear.
iRitchle
mit'pws.
Sons
of
:Norway
vs.
Mus-the
upright
and
Cameron
,caught
keteers,
Grotto
vs.
Ramblers.
Ihe
rebound
and
scored.
IHgh
nt-;
November
14-3rotto
vs.
Cina-
fnrVArl
fiorxel-
onH
ntrhtViovn
nil
dlan
Leelon.
C.
NR
A
V.
fVlrii'nf
ut
the
baU
was
returned
and
hit
Norway.
Musketeers
vs.
Swift's,
the
crossbar
before
it
was
finally
"amoiers
vs.
Rex
BowllngAIIey.
Cleared.
iGomez
beat
Parsons
and
November
21
Musketeers
vs.
Rex
Centred
for
Rltchie
to
add
m
se-
Bo'Hng
Alley,
Ramblers
'vs.
Swift's.
:':ond
foriBooih.
Knutson
crossed
a'arotto
vs-
3ons
Norway.
(C.
-.N.
fine
centre
ahti
TDyBhavli
Wd
A-
Vi
Canadian
Legion.
November
28-4Rex
Rnwllnir
aiiv
Franks
cleared.
Holkestad
shot
orway
vs-
"ex
Bowling
Alley.
past.
Booth
was
lucky
to
keep
the
goal
intact
Ormiston
kicked
clear.
McKay,
Cameron
and
Ritchie
got
away
but
Ritchie
shot
past
Dybhavn
saved
following
Knutson's
good
comer.
Smith
shot
over
when
1
High
attacked.
McLean
was
play-1
lng
a
strong
defensive
game.
Rlt-!
:hie
shot
but
Blaln
saved.
Holke
with
half
a
minute
to
go.
Knutson
scored
f6r
High.
High
School
Blaln;
Bolton,
Parsons;
Brown,
Fitch,
Barton;
P.
Knutson,
Hbuston,
R.
Smith,
Davie
Holkestad.
:BoQth
Dybhavn;
Anderson,
Beynon;
Ormiston.
McLean.
Franks;
Cameron,
McKay.
Ritchie,
Chan-Jler.
Gomez.
Jack
Campbell
jr.
referee'd.
Linesmen
were
Judge
and
Morin.
Booth
played
splendidly
a
a
team
.wJUh
every
player
doing
very!
wen.
mgn
was
uneven,
the
bett
players
being
Parsons.
.Fitch,
Bai-
ion.
Knutson,
Houston
and
Hniki,
stad.
BRIDGE
'STANDING
For
Swift's
.6902
.Musketeers
.i...68re
Canadian
!Leg"iori
.0158
C.
N.
R'A
7i
Orotto
55oi
Ramblers
15279
Rex
Bowling
Alley
.4287
Sons
of
Norway
3544
1
Aget
4287
5279
3544
SiOl
5571
6810
6902
6158
iBAD.MlNTON
OPENING
Owing
to
the
floor
not
being
ready
as
yet,
official
play
of
the
newly
organized
Canadian
Legion
Badminton;
Club
was
postponed
from
last
-evening
until
Friday.
TIMETABLE
OF
BOWLING
n-iL.
BURNETT
1
Five
,Pian
.
1
wwMri
i-vrvak
VJiliCC
va,
Will
stad
missed
a
chance
and
then,!
Empress;
tarnble
&
Stone
vs.
'Pio-'
neer
Laundry.
November
6
rFloneeriLaundrv
s;
Old
Empress;
Lanibie
.&
fStone
vs.
Post
Of
ttce.
L.amDie
61
stone.
November
'20-;P6st
.Office
-.vs.
Old
Empress;
Lamble
A:
Stone
vs.
!PIo-
neer
Laundry.
November
27
Pibneer
;Laundry
vs.
Old
Empress;
Lamble
&
Stone
vs.
Post
Office.
December
4
PioneenLaundry
-.vs;
Post
Office;
Old
Empress
vs.
Lam
ble
.-AnStcne.
)
December
11
post
Office
vs.
(Old
l
Empress;
Lamble
&
Stone
ws.
Pio
neer
Laundry.
December
18
-pioneer
Laundry
vs.
Old
Empress;
Lamble
St
stone
vs.
Post
Office.
I
r?Ten
Pins
-;
'
October
22
Power
'CornnrntiAT,
vs.
Rose.
Cowan
It
Latta;
Moose
7s.
arotto.
October'27-Knok
Hotel
vs.
Elks;
Atlin
FIshewes
vs.
Canadian
Lesion.
October.
29
Moose
vs.
,Knnr
el;
Atlin
Fisheries
vs.
Rose.
Cowan
St
Latta.
JUNIOR
FOOTBALL
'STANDING
W.;D.tL.
F.
A
p
uwm
;3
-1
1
14
7
7
t-.
1
'S
is
just
that
much
BETTER
'lop
coi:Kir
2
1
1
11
4
r,
"craen
.0
in
.1
te
m,
BURNETT'S
ESTABLISHED
1770
GIN
Of
I
and
heavy
ra,
,.
'
UCy
teulkley
vati
-
;e
if,;
i
SOOd
ShaDe
nm
,
a
'.
a
H
consequently,
ha.,
w
,.
Siderably.
There
bi'tSV
aeai
of
frost
and
snow
.Ji
iOW
.on
thA
-,..
mi
u.vuii
.a.IiK
..Timothy
seed
!C
per
pound
vauev
this
Hall
w4
Iw
W
4
"
----O
v.
PnnoHlin
T
baIm
I
Mrs.
Jnmoi
r
....
.
Jrtngin
....
.
"wrw,
jcar
-rue
muph
u
"
croo
nrnhVW
extpnt
fn
t..
w
H
.11
wwei
Heffernan's
hlilldln-
Wi.
:.
'
rl
-
..v-
ovuwtu
coveruiy
Blaln
was
called
on
to
save
from
N-
R-
A
.
Scns
of
Norway
vs.mdmbMy
ifor
Prince
Qeorpe
niicnie
ana
uomez
aiso
centred
u.
uiiu.
i
.
.
-kv..u
u
vuti;;,.
jrell.
Smith
made
a
fine
run
and
December
5-,Musk?teers
ys.
C.jw,tn
her
husband
why
crossed
but
Beynon
cleared.
;Knut-
N..
Ar
Rambfers.'vs.pahaduin',Le-.SM,t
stationed
ther?
inn
--..
nnr!
iVldiictnn
uM,.o
rm
vi
VilnoH
i
Kt
eion.
O
rot
to
vs.
h
wilt's
f
Q.C
ISLANDS
Wjlllam
Radke
returned
i.
ley
Bay
on
-the
trip
(1f
iheh
-onn
last
week
after
uuscwicK
uay.
A
she
bear
.with
Tourcubt
en.,last
week
between
rvw
I
and
Dead
Tree
.Point
Th,
l
of
cubs
is
vouched
for
by
res;!
iuc
cjre-wunsses,
There
-was
a
big
celebnij,
November
13-Ploneer
Lnunrfrv
;
Z
JT.
unQ
vs.
post
ofrw-
rrf
r:?Kaie
,
w.
nigni
inenas
comlni
arid
near
tto
'attend
Hit
iLarge
flocks
uf
geese
tUtil
tara.oucKS
are
showinu
(rami
Islands,
there
beiiie
a
hi
i-
tlon
of
the
birds
this
waytlhj
a
.mourning
dove
very
rare
mi
OllAPn
.PKn.tAl.
...
-.-.....wwiiUHt
lianas
iujk.1
recently.
1
Grotto
Taxi
456
4
.
.
"
Wlggirw
and
JaaeiK
hblmefof
Tie!
wen-
rp,.,.f
ffl
to
Skldegate
Mr
Kinms
i
ntl
the
.best
known
oianeer
nt
islands.
oapt.
Oeoree
Learv.
who
ll
.been.
on
fisheries
patrol
during
tl
E
.
summer,
:nas
returned
to
his
hosl
at
Miller
Creek
for
the
winter.
Numerous
deer
may
still
be
el
pt
any
time
now
on
th?
OraJiail
Island
highway
If
you
.wish
to
swap
somethlm-
irry.a
classified.
3
CARS
AT
YOUR
SERVICt
Proprietors
Bert
Morgan
Si
Bud
Barrt
Don't
forget
the
number
156
LIKE
miCKSl
Season
Opens
Today,
The
10th.
n
Vniip
hlrHe
.With
Malum
long
range
waterproof
Shells-
Our
'price
per
'box
or
Super
X
only
81.3(1
.
mt0
.Smgle
Barrel
Two-Shot
Gun
$18.75
Everything
For
ihe
HunVr
Kaien
Hardware
A
Satisfactory
Place
to
SbP