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Monday;.
October.
26,.
1936
sending:
its
ships
around,
disguised
as
German
vessels
and
Sinkmtr
Swinish
p-nvavn
m
on
oKiW
-"
iw
act
and
would
justify-outside-intervention
if
for
no
other
m
yiuyvui,
serious,
international
misunder-
.WIBo
ytac
ijngi
v
easny,
ensue.
However,
the
incident
suggested
m
press,
dispatches
on-Saturday
is
not
entirelv
mmamiWiy.
uts
uui
uuuiner
piece
oi
propaganda
such,
as
seems
to
be;
so
.rife
jn
international
affairs
and
politics
these
days.
If
it
is-not
correct,
then
the
Spanish
government
is
to.
be
condemned
for
circulating
tt
such
sort
of
reports.
Amid,
the
confusion
of;
obvious;
false
reports
and
propaganda
which,
are
being
disseminated
these
days,
it
is
difficult
indeed;
to
get.
at-tW
right
of
things.
Only
the
great
enthusiasts
for
one
cause
or
the
other
can
work
un
any
tixed
onihirihR,
THo
Uaof
flH.i0s-
m
i
1
wisest
To
talk
too
loudly,
when
:one
is
not
sure
of
the
facts
is
probably
to
live
to
regret
one's
volubility
or
ardor
It
is
a
wise
person
indeed1
who.
khovys.
the
rights,
of
these
complicated
mternationalUfi4irs
today..
It
s
a
foolish
person
who
is
sure
without
knowing.
and
U.
S.
Election
Canadians
have
a
pretty
direct
interest
in;
the
United
btates
presidential
eledtion
on
November
3
if
for
no
other
reason
than
that
Governor
Alfred
M.
Laridon,
the
Republican,
candidate,
has
attacked,
the
reciprocity
treaty
with
Canada,
which
President
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt,
the
Democratic
candidate
for
re-election,
negotiated
and
de-eft
ytory
for
Lhndo?
might
mean
the
abandonment
of
the
treaty
by
the
United
,
States
and.
a
return
to
the
eriaSte
f
Unlimited
PrteCti0n
fr
Am-The
issue
of
the
election,
as
has
already
been
nointprl
out,,
seems
little
better-defined
ha'n
today
it
was
when
the
campaign
started;
Therfact
that
the
United
StaesTs
e"s,
natlon?
Prty
leaders
into
being
too
non-com-by
ideal
Cand,dat6S
y
t0
by
strate
rather
However,
it
seems
quite
clear
t(iat
the
election
of
Mr
Roosevelt
would
be
a
move,
towards
collectivism
and
the
election
of
Mr
Landon
away
from
it
Mr.
Roosevelt
is
not
a
red
but
he
favom
economic
planning,
s
trlS
reulf
tion
of
industry,
public
ownershi
i,
and
txploUaff
of"
natural
resources,
social
insurance
and
the
levellinir
of
incomes
by
subsidiesPushed
to
their
logical
iff
the
Roosevelt
policies
woutfmake
th
United
States
ltS
a
a
m0st
most
.
.
,
a
Socialist-
rnnnf
M
T
it
7
;.
Teddy
II
lake,
crack
International
centre-forward
of
the
Arsenal,
who
will
be
a
prominent
figure
in.
Old
Country
soccer
this
season.
Mock
Trial
Is
Vol
Iff
of
i.ANI
ACT
Intention
to
Apply
to
Lease
I.UIMI
tm1?-.111
Prln
riupert
Land
rtecordlnj
DiMrlot
of
Range
4,
Coast
Land
District
and
situate
approximately
on
mile
In
a
Southerly
direction
along
the
ccast
i
I'rlnooM
Royal
Island
from
Red
Fern
Point,
ald
Red
Pern
Point
beltiir
approxlmately
four
miles
ln
a
Westerly
direction
from
Barnard
Oove.
laite
Natlc
that
Hans
Hansen
of
I
ii.ee
Kupert,
B.C.,
occupation
Pisa
f
Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
aescrirjed
lands.
planted
.
4,ilt
uoiiuuu
u
I.
r
1
H
rinrnrior
nnnH
.
n(.
i
iriencimr
At
at
a
rvru..
Entertaining
High
School
Literary
and
Dramatic
Society
Has
Weekly
Meeting
The
High
School
Literary
and
Dramatic
Society
entertained
Its
members
with
a
mock
trial
on
its
weekly
Friday
program.
Kay
Fortune
was
well
cast
as
the
nomnous
This
election
is
different
Vrothe
.iS
h
thS'l
SSSSu
T
post
T"
at
"
hli-i
has
developed,
lines
-cleag
new
of
and
Democrats.
It
has-
also.
starS?
1??,?"!
iS5S
SSSLtt"
ZSSTXL
"OX"
with
some-Democrats
desertlnrT
Rwv
don
and
some
Republicans
Sr
quitting
t
party
I
sup-eecfaHv
rS,-P8
resut)vnU
interest
all
L
Vrl
and
swearing
on
the
Encyclopedia
urjuanica
iwmch
the
clerk
man
fully
-carried
around)
to
tell
the
truth,
the
-whole
truth
and
nothlni?
but
the
truth.
The
very
able
crown
prosecutor
proved
to
the
rmirt.
itn
his
own
satisfaction)
that
the
prisoner
had
.not
been
at
the
show
with
Cora
Rogers
as
he
had
testified
nor
had
he
gone
to
a
Chinese
resort.
The
defence
attorney
did
his
best
but
the
nrnseriitnr'K
thun
dering
voice
was
frequently
raised
m.
me
sianciny
of
lawyers
"I
object!"
Finally,
the
Judge
instructed
the
jury
to
retire
for
their
decision.
A
verdict
of
"guilty"
was
returned
after
little
deliberation.
The
court
arose
as
the
prisoner
received
his
sentence,
"Twenty
years
at
King
Edward
High
School
with
hard
labor
at
French."
thenoe
Northerly
to
the
nearest
Doln
en
lour
watr.
th.n.
eniin,in'
opposite
the
initial
live
acres,
mors
or
Dtd
I3th
WW
October,
"itit
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Monday.
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VJ
,l85i
1
HERO
OF
ENGLISH
CUP
FINAL
Courtesy
Saves
Captain's
Life
Gun
Explodes
While
Officer
Leaven
House
to
Warn
Ladies
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
24:
(CP)
Courtesy
saved
the
life
of
Com-
manaer
a.
h.
Read.
RN.R..
Van-
couver's
harbor
master.
Directions
which
accompanied
iu
a
DOX
uux
oi
or
100
iuu
siemni
Slenal
bnmhe
imm
ho
ro
rp.
.
.
.
judge.
Jim
Irvine
was
the
supp-
L.,...,.
u
D
.
.
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w
.
VWUliOCl
IU1
L11C
,
Q
C
Trvrr
r-vv
mAMil..
1
.
.
wuiuicr
Signals
""vert
,
,
...
MS
3
f..;?01-
clear.
The
.first,
discharged
.
"7
nuncio
irom
a
neavy
gas
pipe,
shattered
o
uvt4o.ii,
maiiu
x3us-
tne
pipe.
sanlcru
was
to
be
tried
for
the
kid-I
rWnin
n.
..,
-
I
1-
,ttu
wucii
llluulUiU
a
napping
i
or
Fred
Peachy
on
the
heavv
niirht
of
.inn
a
i
-to.
-
,'and
..,...
'
,;:rr,rr.-r.
-u4
.
v
w,
U
I
I.
Witnesses
were
called.
WINNIPEG,
CHICAGO
WHEAT
WINNIPEG,
Oct.
26:
(CP)
Wheat
prices
were
from
'ac
to
2c
lower
on
the
Winnipeg
market
Saturday,
December
closing
at
$1.09.
Chicago
wheat
prices
were
up
Vac
to
'2c
on
Saturday
with
December
at
$1.142.
CANADIAN
DOLLAR
AT
PAR
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
28:
fnPTh
Canadjan
dollar
was.
trading
at.
par
on
the
New
York
foreign
exchange
niumei
Saturday.
placed:
It
In
thp
o-nn
hnnu
oi
each
I
Brockton
Point
where
the
time
signal
gun
Is
fired
each
night
When
the
Clin
WIHS
Ffin
civ.
in
fm
he
sent
the
lighthouse
keeper
to
his
house
to
press
a
button,
which
would
discharge
the
bomb.
Two
ladies
annraachefl
In
nti
automobile
and
the
captain
walked
from
the
giro
house
to
warn
them
so
they
would
not
be
frightened
by
the
report.
As
he
was
returning
to
the
gun
the
bomb
discharged,
uiuwing
uie
gun
to
pieces.
Where
the
cactaln's
hpnrf
wnnin
have
been
had
hp
nnt
laft
k
building
there
was
a
Jagged
hole
Jn
the
wall.
p.nisprt
hv
c.iiit-.
from
the
brass
enn.
WORK
STARTING
AT
KHUTZE
INLET
IY
I'ardoe
Wilson
ltr,n
i.4
I'lom
Vancouver
to
Mining
Property
Down
Coast
P.
Pardoe
Wilson,
well
mining
man,
came
north
from
Vancouver
to
Butedale
on
th
r3.
tala
yesterday.
He
brought
north
with
him
a
partv
of
men
nnH
ci
plies
for
work
on
a
property
at
r
V,
.
.
4.
.
!
...
.viiuize
iniei
ior
tin
Western
Holdings
Limited.
They
are
proceeding
from
Butedale
to
Khutze
Inlet
by
gasboat.
Alex
Prudhomme
Home
After
Trip
To
Bulkley
Valley
Alex
Prudhomme
of
the
Savoy
Hotel
returned
from
RmHIiflPo
n
his
home
in
Prince
Rupert
Satur-
duy
nIghv
a(ter
navlnS
enjoyed
three
weelcs
of
quiet
rest
and
re-creation
roaming
the
hills
and
woods
of
the
Bulkley
Valley
In
quest
of
elusive
deer
and
moose.
Mr.
Prudhomme
expresses
great
oo;uiau,un
at
the
benefit
he
received
during
the
magnificent
fall
weather
which
has
prevailed
throughout
the
interior
for
several
weeks
and
his
pleasure
in
meeting
old
friends
in
the
Bulkley
Valley,
HOOP
PLAY
SCHEDULE
Season
to
Start
on
Monday
Of
Next
Week
i
Prince
Ruoert
Basketball'
Assn
ilation
announces
the
schpdulp
fnr
first
half
of
the
season
as
follows;
November
2
Larnbie
&
Stone
vs.
Grotto
Regiment
vs.
Moose;
Grotto
vs.
Annettes,
Seal
Cove-
vs.
Boy
Scouts;
NnviPtnhpp'
Tlmt.fn
Unnco
-
-
"
.
-
....
i
...
,
High
School
vs;
drotto,
Scythians
vs.
Ben's
News
Stand,
High
School
vs.
Junior
Moose.
November
9
.Lamble
&
Stnr.e
vs.
Moose,
Moose
vs.
Scythians;
Annettes
vs.
High
School.
.
Scouts
vs.
High
School,
November
12
Grotto
vs.
Lambi
&
Stone,
Annettes
vs.
Grotto,
Ben's
News
vs.
Regiment.
Seal
Coce
vs.
Jr.
Moose.
November
16
Moose
vs.
Grotto
Ben's
News
vs.
Moose,
Grotto
vs.
High
School,
Scouts
vs.
Jr.
Moose;
November
19
Moos
vs.
r.-imhin
&
Stone.
Hteh
School
vs,
Annpttes:
Scythians
vs.
Regiment,
Seal
Cove
vs.
men
scttool.
November
23
Lamble
&
Stone
vs.
Grotto.
Regiment
vs.
Mnoir
Grotto
vs.
Annettes,
Scouts
vs.
Seal
cove.
November
26
Grotio
vs
Mnn
High
School
vs.
Grotto,
Scythians
vs.
uen-s
News.
Jr.
Moose
v.
High
School.
November
30
Lamble
&
stone
vs.
Moose,
Moose
vs.
SevthLin
Annettes
vs.
High
School.
Hiah
School
vs.
Scouts.
December
3
Orotto
&
Stone,
Annettes
vs.
Orotto,
Ben's
news
vs.
Regiment.
Jr.
Moosp
vs.
Seal
Cove;
December
7
Moose
vs.
Ornttn
Ben's
News
vs.
Moose,
Orotto
vs,
nign
bchool,
Jr.
Moose
vs.
Scouts.
(December
10
Moose
vs.
Lamble
&
Stone,
High
School
vs.
Annettes,
Scythians
vs.
Regiment,,
High
3ohool
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Girls
play
third
game
Mondays
and
second
game
Thursdays.
Season
officials
win
fw.no
foi.
.....
u
lows:
Storekeeper,
Louis
Knutson.
Timekeeper.
Bill
Lonir
Reporter,
Paddy
Palmer;
CHALLENGERS
HUMBLED
IN
BOWLS
MATCH
Jimmy
Clccone
and
his
bowling
lunons,
wno.
last
week
had
issued
l
challenge
to
meet
anv
nuintMj
in.
town
at
ten
pins
for
any
stakes
wnicn
mignt
be
named,
were
humbled
last
nieht
hv
gatlon.
headed
by
Max
Asemlssen
wnicn
naa
accented
the
rhaiiono
The
challengers
were
beaten
two
sumes
to-
one.
Asemissen's
team
snoi
a
total
of
2788
pins
while
Cic
cone's
shot
2049,
the
latter
losing
by
a
margin
of
13T
pins.
"Scoop-Bury'
set
a
new
record
by
shooting
an
average
oi
215
pins
for
the
inree
games.
Details
of
scoring:
Asemisspn'o
Toon.
i
A-..
GunderW
:Z:L.IAV
145
uienstrop.
158
219
Bufy
109
224
Mo0ran
226
173
Asemlssen
122
196
Vtal
nr
w
ui
iar,
zna
ictr.vie
ifjfl.
ion
Mcintosh
inn
in
Coverdale
Z:
"Zw
208
8mlth
101
199
Total
Meralomaa
Win
Over
U.
B.
C.
In
Football
Game
VANCOUVER.
Oct.
2A-
may
3rd
224
151
223
204
181
983
3rd
186
191
161
121
175
902
913
834
Vancouver
Meralnmas
defeated
University
of
British
rnii,i
-
-
v.uiiiuia
eight
to
nil
in
football
Saturday
C
N.
Badminton
Club
Organize
For
This
Season
The
Canadian
National
Recreation
Associatfbn's
Badminton
Club
reorganized
for
th
sermon
n
meeting,
yesterday
when
a
committee
Consisting
Of
Otto
Vnnn.
x
v.
.Oreggor,
Mrs.
W.
L.
Stamford
and
on
the
NerYo?k44lCtoP,e,:0"f.:
.
th
"
with
an
today.
;
;,l,fcnc,n
tournament
next
Sun-
POWER
CO.
IS
IN
LEAD
.
Assumes
First
Tlace
in
City
Ten
Pint
Iloujhiff,
League
Power
Coipqratlon
went
Into
the
leadership
of
the
City
Ten
Pin
Bowling
League
by
defeating
Grotto
2
to
1
yesterday.
In
the
second
scheduled
game
yesterday,
Prln-1
tors
beat
Armour
Salvage
two-games,
to
one.
High'
average
scorer
'
was
J.
J.
Utde
ol
Power
Corpora-i
tlon
with
192.
!
Individual
scores
were
as.
fol
j
lovvs:
i
Armour
Salvage
1st
2nd
3nl!
Glenstrop
!.....190.
177
150
'
Thompson
129
176
F.
Comadlna
,
149
163:
128!
J.
Comadlna
,.,.....v.142
163
14.
Asemlssen
143
158
180
Gurvlch
141
Handicap
...t....;.:....:.
36
36
36
:
Total
789
838
818
1
Printers
,
1st
2nd
3rd
I
R..
Franks
136
152
151
Vance-
A.......-..u...165-
136
163
O..
Franks
145
128
122,
McCallum
...1......:
'..154
'
121
183
Clccone
i..i...v..,...149
151
154
!
Handicap
'
58
58.
53
1
Total:
...807
746
831
Power
Corp.''
-.
1st.
2nd
3rd
UtUe
'.L
191'
2H
Klnslor
.150
148
163
Anderson
164
135
151
Donald
:;:...;;.
.134
155
155
Smith
191
157
183
Handicap
:.
40
40
40
Total
852
826
910
Grotto
1st.
2nd.
3rd.
Mcintosh
...,.lt...........l64
172
132
Comadlna
......:..:
443
142.
145
Coverdale-
138.
144
KG
Bury
-
.159
172
171
Mtwan.
145
185
174
Handicap
39
39
29
Total
788
854
807
Next!
league
bowilnir
earnes
be.
the
Commercial,
matches
to
night
of
Rane
&
Hardy
vs,
strikes
and
Spares
arid1
Gvro
Club.
v.
Prince
Rupert
Butchers.
Ted
Mbrm'Bact
f
In
Stewart
After
Great
Bear
Visit
After
having
SDent
the
n.-LSt
sum.
mci
in
me
ureat
uear
Lake
coun-1
try
where
he
staked
a
group
of
i
claims
close
to
the
ground
where
;
the
Mining
Corporation
of
Canada
not
ion
gago
made
a
sensatinnnl
'
strike,
E.
C.
(Ted)
Morris,
promln-
j
mi
reruand
Canal
mining-
man!
and
managing
director
of
the
well
known
Salmon
Gold
which
pro-
j
perty
Is
now
under
devpinnmnnt
i
by
the
Consolidated
''Mining
bi
Smelting
Co.,
was'
a
passenger!
aboard'
the
catala
last
bound
from
Vancouver
to
Stewart.
Synopsis
of
land
Art
BrltUh
.ubjecu.
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.ddrci.ing
tht
?,5h!r
Department
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will
be
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within
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of
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It
pr
icre
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of
th?
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for
pro-rau'ion.
...
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to
the
Land
Commiii
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the
Lnd
01
necordln
duuiob
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applied
for
11
a'
tuit?i
fprm.
ob,.ln,d.
from
hrcomm0saU
Pre-emptlone
mast
be
occupka
for
ii
na
and
Improvement,
mad.
to
l,U?f
I9
per
acre,
lneludln(
elearlna
utJf
vtln
at
leaat
IIt.
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qrn
oan
be
received.
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earrylni
part
tlm.
,a,
tion.
of
occupation
ireiririnlWniU'
URCIIASE
OR
LEASE
Application,
are
received
for
purehut
o
vacant
and
urreaerved
Cron
5?
not
being
tlmberland.
for
africuuSJIi
purpoe.
Mlnlmora
price
of
fiH
arable
land
1.
IS
per
acre,
and
e?J!
clai.
tcrailngl
land.
MM
per
in.
Further
loformattoa
u
Uvea
In
flulwi.
No
10.
Land
Sertea.
Purcha.e
and
L2
of
Crovn
Landi."
A.
a
partial
relief
meMure,
revertrt
land,
may
be
acquired
br
purchaie
hi
in
etiual;
instalmenta,
with
the
fmt
D.jmnt
au.pendcd
for
two
year.,
provided
um
are
paid
when
doe
and
Improvement!
art
made
durlne
the
first
two
yean
of
got
Its.
than
10
of
the
appraised,
value.
Mill
factory
or
indu.trlal
iite.
timber
land,
not
exceeding
40
acree,
ten
be
purchased
or
leased,
the
conditions
Includes
payment
of
.tumpag..
UnnrTeyed
areai.
not
eaceedlni
mat,
may
be
leased
a.
bodiesltM.
mtto.
Mortal
upon
a
dwelling
belnt
erected
k
the
first
year,
Utle'tetng
obtained
atur
residence
and
Improvement
condition
srt
fulfilled
and
land
hai
been
surveyed,
For
grating
and
industrial
purposei
area,
not
exceeding
640
acres
nay
ts
leased
by
one
person
or
a
company.
Under
the
Orating
Act
the
Province
k
divided
Into
gnizlcg
district,
an.
ths
range
administered
under
grating
rsnls-tlona
amended
from
time
to
time
te
nrnt
varying
condition..
Annual
traelni
per.
mats
are
Issued
based
on
certalo
monthly
rate
per
head
oi
ttock.
Priority
la
grating
privilege.
U
given
to
reeldem
itoct
ewnees.
Stock-owner,
may
form
auou
lion,
for
range
management.
Pro
partially
free
permits
available
for
settlers,
camper..
and
travellers,
up
te
tea,
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Club
Exchange
Block
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