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Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
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Daily
News,
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Monday,
November
2,
1936
The
rival
forces
in
Spain
seem
to
be
getting
all
the
supplies
they
can
use
from
nations
friendly
to
the
respective
combatants.
-Russia
is
evidentlv
and
ammunition
to
the,
eoverrimpnt
ami
Ttniv.
r,onmr
and
Portugal
are
providing
the
Fascist
rebels
with
the
sinews
ofwairPhis
mayftot
have
-an
important
bearing
on
the
outepmeof
the
struggle.
If
the
Spanislr
government
nus
ine
personnel
it
snouid
nave
tne
best
of
the
deal
in
the
matter
of
supplies
because
neither
of
the
backers
of
the
rebels
has
any
money
to
squander
awav
on
Spain
unless
someone
is
willing
to
foot
the
bill.
White
Britain
and
United
States
are
supposed
to
be
out
of
the
picture,
yet
goods
manufactured
in
these
countries
have
been
reaching
Spain.
The.
whole
situation
is
a
most
delicate
one
and
may
lead
to
a
general
European
mix-up!
at
any
time.
And
yet,
as
we
have-often
said,
the
things
we
fear
most
do
not
usually
occur.
There
may
be
no
inipli-!
cation
of
other
nations
in
the
struggle.
Omineca
and
Burrard
The
constituents
of
the
provincial
ridings
of
Omineca
and
Burrard
will
not
have
to
complain
of
verbosity
on
the
part
of
their
representatives
in
the
Legislature
as
they
moved
and
seconded
respectively
the
Address
in
reply
to
the
Speech
from
the
Throne
yesterday
afternoon
says
the
Victoria
Times.
The
member
for
the
vast
northern
constituency.
Mark
M.
Connellv.
who
snares
the
nmihlp
tonr
nf
nn,.vn,.,i
,;u
ht-
t..i
.-v
v..
uuiiaiu
VY1111
iUIj).
rillU
bmith,
were
commendably
brief
and
displayed
to
their
fellow
legislators
a
grasp
of
public
questions
which
marks
them
both
down
as
valuable
riddit
One
of
the
traditions
of
Liberalism
of
course,
is
an
antipathy
to
anv
regimentation
nf
fVimin-iif
beral
and
this
is
not
meant
in
the
narrow
political
sense
r"
','"v
ftv4o
iy
mo
auiuiiii
uui,y
10
soeaK
nis
mmu
no
matter
whether
his-
ohservnti
his
party
friends.
The
tyo,
speeches
yesterday
revealed
a
healthy
outlook
toward
the
nffmWVf
fk
.,.5v,
tit
Connelly
brought
with
him'
to
the
House
a
message
from
the
wide-open
spaces,
while
Mr.
Forester
spoke
f
or
a
very
important
metropolitan
of
Mr.
Speaker
are
those
who
may
not
see
eye
to
eye
with
either
of
them
with
regard
to
some
of
the
matters
with
wiuyu
uiey
ueaa.
inis
is
no
detriment
to
cood
covern
...cutfiuvurnineni
sucn
as
tnat
which
the
Pattullo
ad-ministratio'h
has
given
to
British
Columbia
in
the
last
three
yeans.
Jt
is
in
order
to
congratulate
the
new
mem-bers
for
Omineca
and
Burrard
on
their
maiden
speeches.
THE
CcSfSOLIDATEi),
MINING
&
SMELTING
CpAIPNY
pF
CANADA,
LIMITED
AlanufactUrers
6f
Eleptiant
Braiu'l
Cliemical
.Fertilizer
Ammonium
Phosphates,
.
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r
Sulphate
ui
of
aiiiiiiiui
Ammonia,
Superphos"-
phates.
Complete
FertHlzers
Producers
&
:
T
Refiners
m
i
"
of
Tadanac
Brand
Metals
Gold.
Silver.
Electrolytic
Lead
Zinc,
Cadmium,
Bismuth.
TAKES
TOP
BADMINJON
OF
LEAGUE
IS
OPENED
Six-live
Taxf
Now
leading
in
Ten
'
cxjt.A
club
Commenced
Season!
i
nil.
itn,
AUn
win
i
..'
J"''.
.
j...
.......,....&
4...
.....
ttim
xourney
lestrruaj
i
...
!
t..
!
Six-Five
Taxi
assumed'
exclusive,
The
Canadian
National
Recre.vj
leadership
of
the
City
Ten
rinjuonal
.Association
Badminton
Club
Bowling
League
last
night
by
de-
obened
fts
seasons
activities
yes-
feating
Armour
Salvage
Co.
three
;terday
with
an
American
tourna-
games
to
nil.
The
first
game
ended
In
a
tie
"with
Sfx-Pive
Taxi
win
ning
Jn'.an
extra',
frame.
In
the
second
fixture
of
the
evening
Mo6se
Deal
rower
uorporaiion
auu
uy
a
.score
of
thfee
to
nil.
High
average
scorefwas
Bill
Schriaber
with
201.
Next
bowling
will
be
tonight
in
the
Commercial
Lea&u
with
games
as
follows:
McMeekin's
vs.
Ballingers;
Ranee
&
Hardy
vs.
Gyro
Club.
Last
night's
individual,
scores:
Moose
jRoyer
!B.
Russell
J.
Foster
T.
Rorvik
....
F.
Morrison
Handicap
.....
1st
1'66
.....125
......154
171
154
.
80
Total
...
850....
Power
Corp.
1st
Little
140'
Kinsjor
169
Anderson
121
Donald
...
162
Jsmitp.
155
i
Handicap
40
i
Total
Armour
Salvage
...787
1st
Gurvich
151
Armour
158
F.
Comadina
:154
J.
Comadlna
181
Asemlssen
.-.
158
Handicap
71
2nd
1C0
158
127
152
193
so;
870
2nd
160
115
134
148
198
40
79$
2nd
145
126
156
148
163
71
Total
...873
814
65
Taxi
1st
2nd
Arriey
214
156
French
189
167
Zarelll
136
146
Shrubsall
104
172
Schriaber
181
148
Handicap
49
49
Total
Power
CorporatlQn
,t4..4i..!fj.5
Printers
5
Overwaitea
..4
Moose
4
Atlin
Fisheries
...3
Armour
Salvage
2
COMMERCIAL
LEAGUE
W.
Gyro
Club
5
Ballinger's
5
P..
R.
Butchers
5
McMeekin's
2
Biological
Station
l
Ranee
&
Hardy
0
BORDEN
ST.
Saturday
Afternoon.
3rd
145
175
150
203
135
So'
3rd
135
198
137
124
228
40
862
3rd
148
143
143
158
171
71
834
3rd
206
225
156
161
175
49
...873
938
972
League
Standing
W.
6S
Taxi
7
L.
1
1
4
4
5
IS
WINNER
Defeated
Booth
2
to
1
in
Junior
Football
Saturday
Borden'
.Street
School
defeated
Booth
Memorial
School
by
a
score
of
two
goals
to
one
in
the
Junior
Football.,
League
game
played
cn
The
first
half
was
very
.evenly
contested
With
both
teams
blav-
Ing
a
fine
brand
of
football.
La-
land
opened
the
score
for
Booth
wnn
a
nam
drive
which
hit
tht
crossbar,
and
went
through.
A
nice
run
dv
Wone
was
well
cent.fpr!
-
w
.
.
and
Hodgklnson,
taking
the
centre
drove
the
ball
throueh.
makinc
the
score
even.
Shortly
afterwards
Schubert
scored
giving
Borden
the
lead.
In
the
second
half
Bordm
Street
had
the;
sun
and
hill
in
Its
favor
and
tried
hard
to
Increase
the
lead.
Zbura
saved
from
Rob-
erton
'and,
Hodgklnson
and
Nelson
l.n...
..
.
I
A
.
.
'
uiuvc
ovct
wie
oar.
a
lone
run
dv
Cameron
beat
the
Borden
defence
but
Mah
was
able
to
save
at
the
expense
of
.a
corner.
Sunberg;
and
rranns
swppea
Schubert
and
clever
run
by
the
Booth
forwards
led
by
Cameron
was
checked
Jby
lir-v
i'
'.v
51
.
.
.
intucuu,
a
.
ionz
arive
dv
Neistm
was
dangerous,
and
Zbura
saved
a.
succession
of
difficult
shot
irom
Nelson,
Bill
and
Schubert.
Teams:
Borden
Street
Mah:
Bvrn
McLeod;
Roberton.
Schuber
Long;.
BiU,
Smith,
Nelson,
iibclg
k.mson,
Wong.
'
Booth
Zbura;
Sunberg,
Franks
Watt,
pybhavn,
Hodgson;
Leland
Cameron,
Slmondson,
Baker.
Referee.
W
tti
Linesmen
P.
'Knutson;
R.;
Judge
ment.
Miss
Elsip
navls
and
P
Winnipegs
Lose
In
Title
Fifrht
Defeat
at
Hands
of
Keina
Saturday
Eliminated
Them
From
Running
WINNIPEG,
Nov.
2:
(CP)-rWin-nlpegs
lost
their
chance
to
retain
the
Dominion
amateur
rugby
championship
on
Saturday
when
they
lost
a
conference
game
to'
Re-
gina
Rough
Riders
by
a
score
of
20
to
5.
Winnipegs
were
beaten
24
to
14
on
the
series
of
two
games.
sport
Chat
With
all
preparations
completed
and
a
capacity
crowd
anticipated.
the
winter
schedule,
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Leagues
will
get
under
way
jonlght
in
the
Moose
Hall.
The
Boys'
Band,
under
Bob.
Greenfield,
will'
furnish
musical
selections
between
eames
and
this
feature,
plus
a
Jlrst-class
card
suuuiu
uc.a,
umjiii
auracuon
lot
many
customers.
,
in
th
ina
prac
tice
yesterday
the
teams
looked
good
and",
with
each
oneuanxlous
to
ciiam
up
me
nrsi
win
01
tne
3easoh.
the
hooD-mlnded
fani
mnv
be
assured
of
a
good'
hfglit's
en
tertainment.
There
was
a
meeting
of
the
executive
of
t.h
Prlno
Rupert
Basketball
Association
wfih
team
captains
Saturday
to
finally
line
up
the
teams
for
the
opening
?ames.
Vancouver
Stocks
(OpUrtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Oo.)
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Nickel.
25.
;ouri,
.4GV.
Brafflrnfe.
8.75.
B.
R.
Con.,
04.
B.
RX
X,
.lLf
Cariboo
qjuartz.
Dentonia,
.102-DunwelL
.03.
dActttidi,
.13.
nffnlo,
io.
Meridian,
.02.
1.72.
Petersen
emergingas
winnersaf-
M'onting
gSr.
is'i.
ter
.a
strenoM..
battle
witji
Dgug
F1
03-
Lv1
,
T
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r
ri'
fena
ureuie;
i.uo
thp
winners
of
thonnoinff-Dancl
u
.
..
rr-.-
Pnrtor
Trinhn'
(l-i
two
straightels
.19-16;
15-13
,
'p"fo29$
.
Other
players
partlcipaUngr
were'
McDonald.
m,
rf'
iV
Reeves
r,I
,r
r,
n
nn
Palmer.
Mrs.
H.
J.
Horton,
Mlvi
Elsie
FJndlay,
Miss
Audrey
Wrath-all,
Mrs.
W..
R
,Overend,kMl,is
Edith
WilkirisbnJ-Mtss
S.l
Stuart.1
.Miss
E.
Rivett,
'Mrs.
F.
M
Davis
P.
Mcintosh,
Johnny
Murray
D.
Blake,
F.
M.
Davis,
O.
Youn'g,
T
Ness.
W.
L.
Stamford
and
'Tom
Barton.
The
various
games
were
keenly
contested,
and"
tfia
day
was
rounded'''
out
socially
'with
refreshments
under
the
capable
direction
of
Mrs.
W.
L
Stamford
and
Miss
E.
Rivett,
1
.09.
Reno,
155.'
Relief
Arjingtcn,
..38.
Salmon
Gold,
.03.
Wayside,
;q'6.
United
.Empire.
.08.
Has
Earthquake
GUAW,
Nov.
J2:
At
least
two
were
klllei
and"
several
were
In
jured
in
earthquake'
shocks
which'
rocked
the
Island
pf
Guam
in.
the
Pacific
Ocean
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small
apartment
houses
and
farm
homes,
Repayment
may
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made
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monthly
installments,
if
desired,
over
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up
to
three
years.
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parlies
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RcorU
will
bf
irmted
nL
Uod
(uUtblt
tor
MMeultuM,
"?JSL
ft
ptr.acri
nil
of
Ihe
Coi't
r?!.?''
AppllcMloni
tor
prttniMioiu
jrt
Bddrciwd
to
th.
Und
CommnlSJ!
w
th.
Und
Rordln
Dlu"B
2Jh,,
Und
tpph.d
for
u
iltuited.
.J
Stow
orm
pt)tits4
from
tht
ComBiMiSj."4
Il-mntloni
mutt
bt
(I
octupKd
for
r
and
lmpromentt
mam
to
aL
2
ill
ptt
acre.
lneluUiw.ttoarta"i
,
Orapt
can
b
rccelrtd.
""H
.Pr-nnption
carrrlnt
part
tlm
toMi.
tlont
of
occupation
art
al)
pantt
j
rt'KCIUSB
OR
LEASE
-Apfilicatloni
:rt
receive
for
pnrciiu.
of.
facant
and
-unrnrd
Crown
UtdT
not
.
btlni
tlmberiand.
tor
airlcultujii
purpoe.
.
Minimum
prtca
of
tirit-eim
taraSlel'
land
la
M
per
acte.
and
Mcead.'
clan
isruxlnji
land.
MM
per
amT
rurlher
tnfonnatton
M
ftvea
tn
ian,ua
No.
.10.
Land
Serlea,
"Purchatt
ml
Lu.
of
Crown
Landa."
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
a
n
r
(
t
t
p.h.
f
nu....H
.
n.fTMa
landa
mar
b
acquired
b;
purcbau
la
ua
equil
Initalroenu.
with
the
first
ptpnrat
iiupended
tot
two
Tears,
provided
ttvt
art
paid
when
due
and
Improvement!
are
made
during
the
fir
it
two
mri
ot
oat
leu;
than
104
of
the
appratied
value.
Mill.'
Itactorr
or
Udutrla!
attu
ea
timber
land.,
not
enceedlnt
40
acrtt.
oij
bo
.purchased
or
leased,
the
eondltloia
Including
pavment
.of
stumpset.
Dos
irveytd
areas,
not
eiceedUuj'
a'
acres,
may
be
leased
as
homesltes.
tonai-tloml
upon,
a
dwelllnt
belni
erected
la
the
tint
year,
title
being
obtatcM
liter
roeitlancc
and
Imnruvement
condltlont
are
fult;ilfd
and
-land
haa
been.
suntejfgV
t
For
grating
'
and
Industrial
purposts
areas
not
exceeding
(40
aeret
mi;
be
leased
Jiy
one
.person,
or
a
eompanr.
Cndtr
the
erasing
Act
the
rrortnee
divided
into
grating
districts
ud
Its
ran;t
admlnlctered
under
grating
rtfJla-tlons
amended
from
time
U
time
te
met
varrini
conditions.
Annual
grulni
permits
art
Issued
based
on
certain
moothrj
rates
per
head
ot
atock.
Priority
la
ruing,
privileges
Is
given
to
resident
sua
owners.
Stock-owners
msy
form
suocla.
tlon
for
range
management
Pree
or
psrt'ally
tret
permits
avallsble
fer
tettltn,
campers
and
UavtUtrt,
an
tt
tea
bttd.
NOTICK
OF
JjALE
11V
SUMMIT,
ri
KSl
ANT
T(l
THE
FAI
t
lTION
ACT"
In
thf
County
Court
of
Vriner
Buprrt
llnlilrn
at
Trinrr
It
n
(wrt
II.
V.
MroMirr,
I'Ulntlfl
(Judemrat
Crnlltw)
l
II.
Itrawaml,
lirfrndant
(JudtrafM
llrlitor)
.TAKE
NOTICE
that
p
unuant
to
ttt
Orxlfr
cf
HU
Hcnor
Judge
Fh
nult
httrln
lUt
3rd
day
of
October,
A.
D,
1938
I
wilt
iwfll
lilt-
tntrewt
of
U
H.
Bra
wand,
the
bove-juuned
De!reii
(judgment
Debtor
I
Jn
!m
farm
taaii
tuid
premises
nir
Sml'hen.
B.
C.
knewn
and,
descrlbsd
as
tnu
fiftj-ti
(58)
to
alxtVHfour
(64.,
Lata
(66)
and
alxty-seven
(67
Lou
ixi)-nlne
(69)
to
eightyfour
(84).
and
U
etjhty-elx
(88)
to
alrxty-ti
ur
(Ml
(Hi
fcclmilve),
Stvrj-dlvlsiiJl
of
tiie
South.
eat
quarter
(t'4)
of
See
Ion
Turn
one
(31
Towohip
four
(4!
Range
fltt
(5)
Core
Ulstrlrt.
M.p
107''
(all
wUk-ln
land
settlement
area-
re
oocui
.
.
.
,
,
a
a
n
.a
A
T
IT
Ttrie.
iiimibB.
lutra
otui,
i,ur
su
u
...
-.
end
being
the
cwner
there
if
aubjec'
a
mortgage
registered
cn
th
4th
tip.
of
March
1927
In
favor
of
Henri
1
Meanner
B.
Frank
Messner,
ArchiMU
T.
Harrer
and
DeWltt
W
Meaner
In
respect
of
.
which
the
um
of
1367J0JJ
anid
.to
be
owing
and
aubjec
tarpo
to
a
certificate
of
Lis
Pendent
and
Mechanics
Men
reglatired
n
the
lW
day
of
July
1936
whereby
Paul
Btbu
claims
the
um
cf
127.00
and
xom.
(still
th
aubjeot
of
litigation),
orrter
to
aatiafy
the
Judgment
of
M1X
In
this
aotlrn.
together
with
Intew.
and
costs
cf
they;
procwdlntA
W
m'A
Judgmrni'
was
registered
In
tM
Prince
Jlupert
Land
Registration
OJJ
on
the
24th
day
oX
August
1936.
m
ap-peiars
a
a
charge
against
the
M
3
lands
and,
premises.
.
The
aforcMtd
Interest
in
said
and
pmnlsefi
will
be
sold
at
elf
o'clock
In
the
fcrenoon
of
Monday,
J
Dth
day
cf
November
1936,
at
my
ofn
In
the
.Court
Hcuse.
Prince
Bupm.
D
C
Dated
at
Prince
Rupert,
B
C
this
M
Way-df
.October
AD.
1936.
8.
A.
NICKERSON
..
SherUf
of
the
CouttJ
.......
:
....ot
Prince
Rupert
I.AMI
ACT
Notice
nf
Inlrnllon
to
Apply
to
'U
Ijind
;
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Land
District
of
Ranee
4.
Coast
Und
DWMJ
and
situate-
Bfi)roxlmn.tely
onemuer"
a
Boutherly
direction
along
t"
c;.
line,
of
Prlncew
Royal
Island
from"
Pern
Point,
aald
Rod
Pern
Point
;W
approximately
four
miles
in
w"
'
direction;
from
Barnard
Cove
Take
Notice,
that
Hans
Hansen
Prince
Rupert,
8-Ce
occupation'"
Packer
Intends
to
apply
t
'
'?
n-the.
following
described
mcncltvg
at
a
post
planted
"
"!e
water
.
mark
.
on
the
ore-Un.,,telf
middle
of
a
bay
being
?r0linI
one.
mile
South
of
Red
Fern
r
thence
throchalnv
Nort-;
SSw
fifteen
chains
East
thence
we
coai
South,
.thence
.fifteen
cUalM
thence
Northerly
to
the
ne'f'
u
at
low
water,
thence
'o'''"!;
waier
to
a
point
opposite-
tM
tf
post
.and
containing
live
wr
l?eSS
HANSEN
,P,
-,I1AN3
Dated
Jllh.day-
of'dctobcf.
13
"tlOVF.KNMENT
1.IQ10K
ACT
NOTICK
OF
API'LIf
ATlO
'0B
KEEK
LICENCE
.
,M
Notice
is
hereby
given
tht
on
srd
dy
of
December
nv
u,wt
rigned
.taterids.
to.
apply
40
of
premises
being
port
of
"
m;
Avenue
Prince
Rupert,
5
r,hed
utnbla.-
uposi
the
lanas
""orftiJ
w,.w,
-
-.
seen-
i.
Map
923,
Prince
Rupert
ndrf
itration
District,
dn
the
'Tieei
British
Columbia,
for
the
r'
J
Mn.
by
.
the
glasa
or
by
the
bptu
J"
(tft.
aAimjAlon
on
the-
premises
w
wheree
........
VnVe!aW
Dated
this
31s
day
ot
Airplloant-OEOROE
L.
Bp"'
"
Trustee
of
Knox
Hei
Limited
in
Banlrup'