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Boots
for
coin'
forage
use.
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PRINCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLUMIUA
Published
Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News",
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULLEN
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Managing-Editor
98
86
1.40
Thursday,
October
22,
1936
.
.
bfeFlNlf
E
ilCTlbN
IN
EUROPE
Judging
Horn
London
and
Moscow
dispatches
pub
lished
yesterday,
the
timeihas
about
arrived
when
iieim
ite
ana
open
outside
action
is
to
be
taken
with
respect
to
the
Spanish
civil
war.
Russia
suggests
that.it
will
delay
no
further
the
taking
of
counter
measures
against,
the
alleged
assistance
being
given
oy
me
fascists
to
tne
.insurgents.
Jn
other
words,
ii
imejius
iu
acuveiy
assisu
ine
spamsn
government.
Great
Britain
announces
that
the
Royal
Navy
is
standing
by
to
proceed
on
a
"mission
of
mercy"
to
rescue
hostages
held
by
bdth
sides
.arid
who
are
being
threatened
with
massacre;
,.
Evid.eritlyj
the
showdown
is
hot
to
be
much
further
delayed.
Either
the:
horrible
Spanish
civil
war
will
be
ended
very
shortly
or
is
abtilitvto
kiiidle
a
conflict
of
wider
proportions.
The
vtJi-ld
awaits
ftnxidusiy
what
is
to
transpire
in
the
cditrse
of
the
jiext
JbaV
days.
Vancouver
Stb
bt.urU.jf
8:
ti.
jo&Mttsb-IS?
B.
C.
fckel,
.33.
Big
Missouri,
Mk.
Bfalorne,
850.
B.
R,
Con.,
.04.
.
B.
R.
X.,
.11.
.;
Cariboo
Quartz,
1.80.
'
Dentohla,
.13.
.
.
,
;'
Dunweli,
.03.
Golconda,
.10.
Mlnto,
.23.
..
.
Meridian,
.02.
Morning
Star,
.02
',4'.
Noble
Five,
MiV
Pend
Oreille,
;75.
.
'
Porter
Idaho,
.04
V-
Premier,
2.95.
ReeVes
McDonald.
.08.
Reno,
1,33.
Relief
Arlihgtori,
.40
(asW)
Salmon
Gold,
.08
V2-.
Taylor
Bridge,
.06.
Wayside,
.08
Vj.
United
Empire.
.02.
Ji
BUSSES
REPLACE
TRAINS
aUnCHESTER(
Eng.,
Oct.
22
(CPI
fh6
Manchesler
Corporation
has
decided
16
operate
busses
brf
the
Ashtort-Hatightbii
Green
ut
ln
suBstltUtlon
for
street
cars'Jwrtlch
have
been
used
for
3J
years.
OUftE
OF
CONNAtlGiit
ACTIVE
SANDHURST,
Eng.,
Oct.
ii:
(CP)
Although
86
yeats
bid
the
Duke
bt
CorinaughC
'oiie-Ume
Oov-
erhbf-General
of
Canada,
recently
spected
Royal
Military
College
cadets.
He
wore
a
military
cloak
to
protect
him
f
torn
the
cold.
PRAYER
FOR
ROAD
SAFETY
,
LONDON,
Oct.
22:
(CP)
A
Brl
tlsh
Broadcasting
Corporation
committee
has
produced
a
book,
!'Ne.w
Every
Morning,"
which
is
a
collection
of
prayers
arid
hymns
ipr
raio
services.
It
includes
.praycji
for
road
safety.
ititon
Supplies
mM
wJlc'
neaiKaJ
tH,
i6i
I
nmlnton
reqlilremehti.
Vu
M4&W
ttiso
W
Ve,
In
a
ran((e
that
will
8atsfy
either
the
beginner
rr
fcipertfrifce.)
plafeh
brbp
In
and
Inspect
nr
ielrcilfin.
IflPys
Cttbkfrue
in
flight,
correct
in
wtlgHt.
In
cartons
bf
three'
'ottwMve.'
nl?
ach
oUC
J.tfci0Ck-
od
value
In
a'
lower
each
..t.u
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GORDON'S
HARDWARE
McBrlde
Street
Phone
311
Ertgiigue
WEDDED
AT
j
(
0rt
Chat
Scdhish!
KITWANGA
Score
of
Two
to
Nothing
in
international
Soccer
Game
Yesterday
feVERTON.
Enc.
Oct.
22:
(CP)
A
.reVamp?d
English
League
soccer
team
Yesterday
defeated
the
Sc'otilsh
Leagde
by
a
scbre
6f
Iwo
to-
nothing
in
the
second
match
this
season
of
the
lnter-league
tournament.
Moose
For
Busy
Winter
feoclai
and
"Athletic
Activities
to
Be
Sponsored
by
Lodge
Winter
activities
of
the
lodge
constituted
the
principal
Item
of
j
business
at
a
meeting
of
the
Moose
Lodge
last
night
with
Dictator
James
Taylor
in
the
chair.
It
was
decided
to
hold
a
series
of
weekly
dances
and
there
will
be
suitable
observance
of
Mooseheart
Day
next
Tuesday.
An
active
season
In
sports
is
planned
with
teams
in
Senior,
Intermediate
and
Junior
basketball
leagued,
as
well
as
1n
bowling.
Jean
Scolt
And
Japanese
Teams
Wiii
in
Tennis
Gene
Scott's
team
defeated
Percy
Mcintosh's
24
to
a
In
the
City
Table
Tennis
League
Monday
night
while
'the
Japanese
team
defeated
W.
N,
Currle's
17
to
15
last
eve
ning.
The
standing
to.
date:
Allen'
:
22
Currte
-
;....-
.20
Japanese;
&
...20
Brown
.
18
Scolt
'
is
Calderone
11
Mcintosh
Ladies
Bowliitg
I
Seasoil
Opened
Spark
Plugs,
Rangers,
Annettes
And
Doodads
Win
In
ihe
Ladies'
Bowling
League"
opening
season
fixtures
last
night
Spark
Plugs
won
over
Grotto"
13SS
to
1323,
the
Rangers
defeated
Blue
Birds
1271
td
1251,
Annette
won
over
the
tj.
N.
R.
A.
1638
to
1277
ahd
the
Doodads
beat
the
khockbuts
1513
to
1343.
Mis.
E.
Smith
of
the
Doodads
was
high
scorer
:follh
18.
Basketball
Pctke
Basketball
ptactie'e
periods
lor
the
coming
season
are'
announced
aS
follows,
to
be
held
Sundays:
11-12
a.m.
High
School
girls-
Scouts.
12-1
p.ni.
Lamble
&
Stone-Ben's
N'ews
Stdhd.
J-2
p.m.
Reglmeht-Juriior
Moose.
2-3
p.m.
Annettes-Seal
Cove.
3-4
n.m.
Sr.
Moose-intermedtatj.
Moose.
4-5
p.m.
a
rottettes-Hlgh
School.
5-6
p.m.
Grotto-Scythlans.-,.
rSUNTENCE
NATIVE
GANGSTERS
JOHANNESBURG,
Oct.
22'A
(CP)
Two
members
of
an
organizHoi
khown
as
the
"Isltshozl"
gartgi
the
aim
5f
which
is
said
to
beJeitber
td
assault
and
rob,
or
rd'fi'and
kill,
have
been
sentenced
toQIeatll
for
murder.
Miss,
Annie
Walker
N
anfi
Ntiss
Agnes
Guyan
R.
N.
of
this
city
are
jat
present
spending
a
vacation
In
Vancouver.
LAND
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
In
th
Prltic
rfiiiYpYt.
tjilrlA
fc(ii'ftr3ln.
DUtriot
of
Ran
4,
CofiBtLarid
DlirtHf.l
and
situate
approximator
one
mile
In
a
Rmi4hl.i
-
.
'-
1
2
-
.
I
-
wvuwinij
uiinniun
siuiik
vne
ccssi
line
Of
Prlnrtw
rtnial
Tllinrl
trnrn
toe
A
rem
Point,,
said
Red
Pern
Point
being
approximately
four
mljea
in
a
Westerly
direction
from
Bairnard
Ctove.
Take
Notlt
that
Hans
Haneen
of
rrince
Kupert.
B.C.,
occupation
TUh
Packer
Intend,
to
apply
for
&
lede
of
nie
jonowing
aescnoed
iand.r-Com.
mencliig
at
a
post
'plaiited
at
hlg-i
water
marie
wi
the
ahoTe-line
Ift
tlie
middle
M
a
bay
being
Kpproxhnatclf
One
mile
South
of
Red
-Fern
Pomt
umice
inree
cnaini
Nortn-Eaxt:
tne.lcp
fifteen
etialn
Bait,
thfetitt
five
CTUlnl
86uth,
,thenc
.fmeen
chains
West,
thence
Northerly
to
tne
nearest
point
at
low
water,
thence
following
loft
wuicr
mj
a
.point
omxieiie
the
lnitui
poet
and
containing
five
acre,
mors
or
.MANS
HANSEN
bated
IStVaiy
'oi'tJctottfr,
1938
Vera
Moffatt
of
Port
Simpson
Be-!
comes
Bride
of
Cecil
Russell
t
Rev.
Canon
W,
P.
Rushbrook
of;
this
city
officiated
at
the
mar-.
,
riage
which
took
place
on
Tue
day
1H
St:
Paul's
Anglican
Chtlr'c'i
at
Kitw&hga
of
Miss
VeraiMof-fatt,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Andrew
Moffitt
of
Pdrt
Simpson
and
Cecil
Russell
of
Kitwansx
The
church
was
beautifully
decorated
for
the
b&isfon
frith
fall
flo-yers
and
foliage
and
there
was
a
large
congregation
of
native
villagers
to
witness
the
nuptial
rites.
The
bridal
party
was
accompanied
to
the
fehurch
by
twu
bands.
Trie
matron
of
honor
was
Mrs.
Ffora
Sampare
and
there
vras
dx
bridesmaids.
The
groom
w.i
ittended
by
James
Bright
and
six
groomsmen.
The
bride
was
given
in
marriage
by
her
father.
.
Tt-e
hymn
"Lead
Us,
Heavenly
Father
Lead
Us"
was
sung,
with
Mis.
Sarripare
presiding
at
the
organ
Following
the
ceremony,
there
was
a
reception
fh
the
Community
Mali
but
the
customary
feast
was
postponed
but
of
respect"
to
the
memory
of
Mr.
Pfarl,
prb'mlrieht
citizen
bt
the
village
and
church
councillor,
whose
death
o;cutr.-d
recently.
young
men
Are
Aided
f
Continued
tr'om
Pain
j-
gone
through
In
the
province
last
year,
80
had
got
permanent
Jobs.
An
imporiani
direct
result
was
that
all
ended
up
the
summer
In
flhe
physical
condition
with
more
seif-reitance,
a
feeling
of
self-res-p'ecl
ahd
some
cash
in
their
poc
kets.
The
luncheon
was
presided
over
by
Dr.
R.
b.
Large,
president,
w.hOj
thanked
Mr.
Pariow
for
his
talk."
tJuests
were
W.
L.
McDllllvray
of,
Vancouver
and
Jack
Roaf
and
J.
A.
lU'atry
bf
Prince
Rupert
W.
F.
Stohe
was
welcomed
as
a
new
member
and
Dr.
Harold
tTitfJohrisen,
after
fedve
.
bf
absence
for
the
summer.'
was
welcomed
back.
Arrangements
were
reported
well
In
hand
for
the
Hallowe'en
hbedowri
and'
novelty
dance
to
be
held
bfaFrlday
evening
bf
next
week.
,
ptisT
Office
on
VfilfefeLs
LONDON.
Oct
22:
(CP)
Tha
hrst
mobile
post
office,
td
carry
telephone,
telegraph
ithd
all
the
usual
facilities
to
the
public"
at
outdoor
events,
has.'
been
.irhu&u-
rate'd
by
Major
Q.
cVfrydii,
Pdst-mastef
-Oerierai.
'.:!,
Reach
the
rribafc
Debbie
th
cltv
and
district
with
an
advertisement
I
n
the
Daily
News.
I
Yotir
Own
Private
Safe
Yout
will,
tecuritles,
deeds,
insurance
poUdel,
and
similar
valuable
papers,
should
never
be
kept
at
your
home
or
office,
where
they
are
subjected
to
the
risk
of
loss
through
through
fire,
fire,
theft
theft
or
or
care-
carelessness.
lessness.
These
These
documents,
documents,
together
together
with
with
articles
articles
of
of
sen-
sentimental
value,,
old
letters,
birth
birth
and
and
marriage
marriage
certifi-
certificates,
caies,
should
snouia
always
always
be
oe
kept
Kept
in
in
your
your
Own
own
private
private
Safe
Safe
Deposit
Deposit
Box.
Box.
You
You
can
can
rent
rent
a
a
Safe
Safe
Deposit
Deposit
Boit
Box
at
at
most
most
branches
branches
of
of
this
this
bank
bank
for
for
as
as
little
little
as
as
1
1
per
per
day;
day;
larger
larger
boxes
boxts
cost
cost
slightly
slightly
more.
more.
ing
tHe
hdiiefigfe.
Regular
fixtures
will
&
played
tonight
in
the
Commercial
Bowl
,
lng
league
as
follows:
McMeekln's
Bowling
challenges
are
again
the
i
s
Biological
Station;
Bankers
vs
orojer
ot
the
day
as
enthusiasm
Rance
and
Hardy,
mounts
following
the
recent
re-
'
"
"
Sumption
of
league
play.
Jimmy
j
Ciccorie"
and
a
team
also
including
Percy
Mcintosh,
Grant
Cover-:
dale,
Bill
schriaber
and
Eddie
Smith
has
Issued
a
chailfrnge
to)
any
live
men
in
the
city
at'
st&ke3
to
be
named
by
the
squad
accept-
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take
chances
with
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beat
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