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Tuesday,
October
20,
1936
POLITICAL
CIVIL
WAR
With
political
parties
as
with
nations
there
is
no
war
ns
bitter
as
qiyifwar.
Judginc
by
published
reports
of
one
meeting
addressed
in
Vancouver
last
week
bvRev.
Robert
L-onnen
01
victoria
ana
anqtner
at
ucean
-talis
by
Lrnest
uaKeweiJ,
J1.
U
4.
tf)r
acJfenzie,
these
two
members
of
the
provincial
Opposition"
appear
to
be
more
interested
these
days
in
casting
ftieir.
darts
pf
satire
gaifist
tfe
provincial
executive
of
the
C.
C.
F.,
Which
they
have
renounced
or
been
renounced
by,
than
in
hammering
away
at
the
did
line,
parties
qs
thy
used
to
do.
It
is
a
joljy
lttle
internecine
stfjfe
the
C.
C.
F.
people
are
having
among
themselves
just
"now
for
the
honor
"of
controlling
a
third
party
movement
which,
even
'had
it
been
blessed
with
unity,
had'
little
enough
chance
of
ever
getting
yery
far
eve.'n
in,
.BBtfsji
Columbia,
its
tower
of
strength.
And
it
will
pbably
prove
just
as"
destructive
to
the
C.
C.f.
as
those
Ijina"
61
.quarrels
have
bee,n
kno.wn
in
the
npt
far
distant
past
to
be,
even
to'
trio
establjshed
puuucai
parties.
TfLt'SilEPRISAL
The
evdpntlY
considered
and
deliberate
act
of
reprisal
on
the
part
of
Italy
in
sending
a
squadron
of
aircraft
into
the
wilds
of
Abvssinia
to
wreak
vengeance
for
n
mnssnrrp
of
Itajian
aviators'
tiy
tfypfajans
soipe
month's
aTgq
will
not
gain
much
sympathy
Wltaly.
in
the
eyes
of
the
world!
ilhiv
epmpuuneu
anpui
ine.
tnippians
stacinur
a
massacre
of
this
kind.
Then
it
turns
around
and
commits
an
act
not
much
more
estimable,
it
seems,
fpr
no
other
reason,
e
are
told,
than
to
get
even.
.
T1
Hm
may
think
he
is
gpttinff
away
with
this
kind
of
thino-
just
pnw.
b,ut
there
niay
cpme
a
day
when
he
will
dearlv
nav
for
this
ns
well
as
other
bloodthirsty
acts
wiuuii
ncive
uitu
iiuinuuieu
t,o
mm.
Makg
pur
$tjye
jisaqijart?!!
for
your
badrninton
requirements.
Our
rackets
are
reasonable
In
price,.
In
a
range
that
will
satisfy
either
he
bejinn?r
or
experienced"'
player,
prop
In
and
Inspect
puj
pelectjon.
In
flight,
correct
in
p!S?EsriLWl?cocf
fteftSP?Ptlnly
g00dvalue
,n
a
lower
each
,,,
!?
HARDWARE
s
McBrlde
Street
one'iir""
As
King
Edward
Visited
Turkey's
"Strong
Man"
During
his
vacation
cruise
on
the
Dalmatian
coast,
King
Edward
VIII
stopped
at
Istanbul
for
a
call
upon
Mustapha
Kemal
Ataturk,
better
known
as
Kemal
Pasha,
die
.ator
"of
Turkey.
Trie
British
monarch
and
Turkey's
strong
man
are
shown
as
they
toured
Istanbul
in
an
open
automobile.
New
York
Americans
Club
Taken
night
in
the
Commercial
Bowling
j
Season
to
Get
Undejc
Way
October
Over
by
League
for
Failure
To
Pay
Indebtedness
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
20:
(CP)
Governors
of
the
National
Hockey
League
last
night
announced
for
feit
of
the,
franchise
of
thg
New
York
Americans
because
of
fail-
e
of
club
officials
to
comply
with
a
formal
demand
of
the
club's
Indebtedness
to
the
League
The
club
will
file
operated
dur
ing
the
1936-3T
season
under
the
direction
pf
Frank
Calder,
president
of
the
National
Hockey
The
Americans
have
been
operated"
since;
1924-25
by
Williams
Dwyer.
SOCCER
POPULAR
IN
FRANCE
PARIS,
Oct.
20:
(CP)
Profes
sional
football,
now
In
Its
fourth
year
In
France,
Is
making
great
strides.
There
ore
43
pro
clubs,
a
record
for
the
continent,
the
French
league
being
divided
into
three
sections.
MOTORCYCLIST
KILLED
BELFAST,
Oct.
20:
(CP)
J.
T.
Brown,
well-known
rider,
was
killed
when
he
crashed,
at
nearly
80
miles
an
hour,
Into
a
telegraph
pole
in
a
1004nlle
motorcycle
rac
at
Carrowdore,
County
Down.
GEHRIG'S
SMALL
HEART
NEW
YORK.
Oct.
20:
(CP)
Docbrs
who
have
examined
Lou
Gehrig,
slugging
first
baseman
c
the
world's
champion
New
York
Yankees
baseball
team,
sav
one
reason
for
his
endurance
is
:i:n
mail
size
of
his
heart.
PRESTON
GETS
JENNINGS
PRESTON,
Eng.,
Oct.
20:
(CP
Jack
Jennings,
Middlesbrouih
Football
Club's
right
back,
who
toured
Canada
with
an
English
Football
Association
team
In
1931,
has
been
transferred
itn
Prpstnn
North
End.
Table
Tennis
Schedule
October
21
Currle
vs.
Japanese
Np.
1.
w
October
22--Japanese
No.
2
Brown.
k
October
20-i-Japanese
No.
1
Allen.
October
27
Brown
vs.
Currle,
Gyro
Club
Wins
jdver
Biologists
PnRJ7FITFn'InIJowlingP,ay
r
VI
1!1
I
JUL!'
Gyro
Club
defeated
Biological
!
Station
three
games
to
nil
last
League.
High
average
scorer
was
Ellis
Morris
of
the
Gyro
Club
with
160.
The
game
between
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
and
Bankers
was
postponed.
vs.
vs.
BIO.
STATION
1st
Bedford
58
Carter
102
Freeman
Sunderland
Young
......
Totals
GYRO
CLUB
Balagno
Brocklesby
Bulger
.
Large
Morris
Totals
PHOIE
957
Shoulder
Veal
......150
.'
83
84
.vl
..477
1st
.138
.122
153
.i24
..r.i4l'
Specials
BAKEWELL
TO
PL,Y
AGAIN
J
VEAL
NOKTHAMPTON,
Eng.,
Oct.
20:
!
Veal
Chops
(CP)
Alfred
Bakewelf.
Noithamp-!
2
lbs
tonshire
Cricket
Club
star,
is
recovering
froml
severe
injuries
sut-fied
In
a
mofor
accident
and
It
Is
believed
he
will
be
fit
to
play
next
season.
GLEN
CUNNINGHAM
IIONOREIl
ELKHART,
fcas,"Oct.
20:
(CP)
Olenn
Cunningham,
noted
Unjtd
States
and
Olympic
mller
has
been
honored
hy
his
'native
city
'
which
will
name
a
park
In
his
honor.
3
lbs
Stew
Veal,
2
lbs.
&
5
lbs.
Turnips
BEEF
Pot
Roast
4
lbs
Sirloin
Steak
2
lbs
Round
Steak,
2
lbs.
&
2
lb.
Kidney
Hamburger,
3
lbs.
&
2
lbs.
Onions
Short
Ribs,
3
lbs.
St
1
bunch
Carrots
Prime
Rib
Roll,
4
lbs.
,
5
lbs.
Spuds
Corn
Beef
5
lbs.
2nd
115
137
134
74
127
587
2nd
127
152
134
143
190
140
124
...678
746
798
JUNIOR
FOOTBALL
POSTPONED
Owing
to
unfavorable
weather
conditions,
the
Junior
League
football
game
scheduled
fpr
last
Saturday
afternoon
between
King
Edward
High
School
and
Bbo'i
Memorial
School
was
postponed.
This
Saturday
afternoon
Borden
Street
School
and
King
Edwald
High
School
are
scheduled
to
meet.
JONES
'
Family
Market
PUONE
951
LAMli
AND
MUTTQN
Lamp
eiew,
i
ids.
ei
5
lbs;
Turnips
Mutton
Chops
2
lbs.
Shoulder
Mutton
3
lbs
;.
Fresh
Side
Pprk
pgr,
lb,
35c
35c
25c
35c
35c
35c
25c
25c
75c
25
c
25c
35c
QF
BRIDGE
30
With
Eight
Teams
In
Competition
The
Prince
Rupert
Bridge,
Leagug
;
wlir
ODen
the
1936-37
winter
season
on
October
30
with
games
sche
Jra
duled
for
each
Friday
eyenjng
107
thereafter.
On
the
opening
night
15i
1
the
fixtures
will
be.'
as
follows:
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Brackman
&
Ker,
Ramblers'
vs.
Prince
Rupert
.133.
Dairy,
Musketeers
vs.
Grotto,
Ca-
nadlan
Legion
vs.
Canadian
Na-655
tlonal
Recreation
Association.
Fix-3rd'tures
thereafter
will
be
as
follows:
1721
November
6
S.
O.
N.
vs.
R.
R.
15i
lpairy,
B.
St
K.
vs.
Ramblers,
Orottq
164
,
vs!
C.
N.
R.
A.,
Musketeers,
ys.
Le-162gion.'
149
1
November
13J?
O
M
vs
Rnmh-
lers,
B).
K.
vs.
R.
R.
Dairy,
Legion
vs.
Grotto.
Musketeers
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.
Novtmber
2Q
Grotto
vs.
S:
Q.
B.
&
K.
vs.
Legion,
P.
R.
Dairy
ys.
Musketeers,.
Ramblers
vs.
C
N.
R.
A.
.
November
27
S.
9,
N.
vs.
Mus
keteers,
B.
&
K.
vs
C.
N.
R...A.,
P
!R.
Dairy
vs.
Legion.
Ramblers
vs.
Grotto.
December
J
S.
O,
rj.
vs.
p.
N.
R.
A.
,
B.
&
K.
vs.
Musketeers,
P,
R.
Dairy
vs.
Grotto,
Rambjers
vs.
Legion.
December
11
Lesion
vs.
S.
O.
N.,
B,
&
K.
vs.
Grotto,
Ramblers
vs.
Musketeers,
P.
R.
Dairy
vs..
C.
N.
'
'-
R.
A.
1
SPORT
GHAT
Women's
field
hockey
teams
from
England,
Scotland,
Wales
and
Ireland
will
attend
the
conference"
of
tje
Women's
International
Hockey
Federation
at
Philadelphia
October
30.
They
will
tour
te
Uhlffd'sfil
either
before
or,
after
the
confer
ence.
The.
English'
and
Wlsji
eams
travel
by
the
ss.
Queen
Mary.
They
constitute
one
of
the
biggest
women's
sports
parties
ever
sent
abroad.
Besides
the'
placers
there
will
be
six
delegates
to
the'
confer
ence,
as
well
as
an
army
of
friends
...U
111
''':
If
'
.'
'
r'
wiju
wiu
accompany
me
teams
on
their
travels.
Girl
Athletes
in
Edmonton
el
ementary
and.
intermediate
school.
will
perform
in
uniforms
designed
by
Major
Hector
Kennedy,
director'
of
physical
education
for
"-buhll
schools
and
approved
by
a
cot:
mlttee
appointed
by
organization
of
teachers
seeklne
to
Drom
athletics'
In.
intermediate,
and'
ei-ementary
schools,
it
yas
.decide,
V
at'
a
meetlhg'o'f
womn
Vlce-'pyn.-clpals,
They
are'
"of
navy
'blue
Qff
jjicuwru
snorts
witn
pew
ano
ong
J
DC
hool
color
on
eaih'
side,
white
Z"
IPoTo
shlii
with
sihopr'cr'ejst
on
15C
;left"W
poocket,
whit?';
ankle
sop's
i
ana
wnite
rubber-soled
.
running
enoes.
TIMETABLE.
The
schedule
for
the
gym
classes
at
the
local
recreational
centre
is
announced
as
follows:
High
school
girk-rarades.
an.4
10,
Mondays
and
Wednesdays,
at
i'Ml
firs."?.1?3
n.
225
L?'
Mondays
ana
weanesaays
at
o:ia.
Ladies'
classes
Monday
at
7
and
8:3);
Tuesday
at
7
and
Wednesday
1
&
1
and
8:3,0.
lUgirschopl
boysigrades
9
and
iq,Tuesdays
and
Thursdays
at
4;
Grades
1
l'
apd
"i2,
Tujeiday's
and
Thursdays
at
5:15.
Men's
classes
Tnesday
at
8:30
and
Thursday
at
7
and
8:30.
Any
persons
wishing
to
join
can
sim
register
ai
inese
classes.
VISIT
TU
BIP
MJSS
(Continuea
trom
Paze.
I
of
faith
and
optimism
being
shown
gy
these
people.
I
had
hoped
to
see
the
mine
and
the
general
layout
in
more
de-
.
..
.
'
.
-
?
ft
'
'i
'M.
tall
but
all
tney
couia
oner
me
as
sleeping
accomoaaaon
was
a
bench
without
blahkets
and
I
was
wet
to
the
skin
so
I
chose
the
iasler
way
of
returning
to
Stewart
m
a
laxl
which
had
just
got
through,
the
first
In
several
days,
and
I
am
writing
this
from
my
hotel
where
we
have
all
the
comforts
of
civilization.
Oi
the
way
had
a
punture
and
the
Ignition
system
went
on
the
blink
so
we
changed
cars
at
Premier
and
I
1
rod?
dpwn
hg
bill
with
;jack
Nekon,
who
manages
the
Klllas
store
at
Premier
and
who
Is
to
be
married
In
ths
near
future
At
yremier
At
the
Premier
mine
I
met
a
arge
number
pf
Prince
Rupert
1
people
rtclH4ln?
ft-
T-
cpmteh
ot.
the
office
staff,
formsriy
of
the
Royal
Bank,
George-
Hills
the
Dalnter,
if
qraham,"
Bobby
Orme,
Aubrey
IyarspnV
the
Murray
famjljj.
Dr.'
Will
Kerglh,
and
"many
otn'b.
Ji),
busy,
taking
their
shifts
at
work
and
enjoying
the
Intervals
betweeri.
The
SUback-Premier
Is
npw
working
in
b.
C.'
silver
ore
end
also
c4eoflng
up
the
pld
Pfpmlcr
workings.
Concentrates
are
keep-;
the
buckets
pf
tjie
tram
line?
filled
and
the
officials'
are
re
plenishing
the
pay
envelopes
of
tue
cfiipipyees
reguiariy.
inere
is
jlttl
apparent
(jhn
since
the
pays
pf
the
management
of
"Dale
Pitt.
Visitors
are
received
gpurteously
as
ever
and
the
wok
'8
proceeding
wiihout'
any
ln'ter-qiption
and
the
whole
country
benefits.
C.
N.
R.
TILVLNS.
For
the
East
'
Mondays,
Vednpjdays
and
Frl-,
'
day
.!
..
0
p.m.
Tab
Tuesday,
October
20,
e
Tennis
OPEN
EVERY
BAY
3
to
6
and
7
to
12
Phone
672
tor
reservations
Rex
Bowling
Club
Ecjiarte
BJqck
frone
658
PERFECTION
IN
RANKED
SALMON
GOLD
SEAL
Fancy
'
Red
Sockeye
lis
PINK
SEAL
Fipest
Pink
Salmon
Packed
by
the.
only
Salmon
Canning
Company
with
art
all
the'
'year;
rdund
payroll
in
Prince
Rupert.
IVMl
API
Notlrr
of
Intention
to
Applj
to
Lfi"?
In
the
Prince
EupVrt
Land
Rcordlnj
District
ot
R4nge
'4,
Coat
Land
t)Utr.
tnd
(ltuate
approximately
oat
mile
In
a
Southerly
direction
along
th
ccul
line
ol
Prlnce.u
Royal
Island
from
M
Pern
Polrtf.
MM
Hed
Pert
Point
11
,
a.pproxlmatiy
lour
miles
in
Wtij
direction'
'
frtm
Bixnard
Cove.
Take
'
NoUde
thAt
Haw
llanaen
ot
Prince
Hupert,
.C.
ocmpt.:on
FUa
PacXer
lntctidg
to
apply
for
a
lean
ol
the.
following'
described
land.
Com-
as
'
mehclnz
at
a
post
planted
a.
hl?
witr
mark
on
the
ahore-llne
In
t
middle
ot
a
bay
being
approxlmattij
one-'tntl
Boutn
of
Red
Fern
Poltt
thence
three
chain
North-East;
theaw
fifteen
chains
Eit
thence
five
cfialni
Saub.
thence
tlltem
chains
West,
hence
Northerly
to
the
nearest
polo-at'
lew
water,
thence
following
lo
water
to
a
l?olnt
opposite
the
initial
post
and
containing
five
acres,
more
cr
less.
HANS
HANSEN
Dated,
13th
day
of
October,
1938.
SpALED
TENDERS
m
X
nqon
on
Friday,
Octqrbcr
23f
9S(i
for
the
followinff
un
ojf
thp
iropefty
of
ajen
Motors
Ltd.
in
Bankruptcy:
Unit
No.
1
Stock.
Fixtures
and
Goodwill.
Unit
No.
21930
G.
M,
C.
Hi-ton
Truck,
good
condition,
Urilt
No.
31929
rTord.
"A"
1-ton
Truck.'
good'
condition.
Unit
rip.
4
1935
Chevrolet
lV'2-toh,
Rebuilt,
gobd
as
new;
Uhlt
No.
51933
Chevrolet
SpeciiH
Sfidan.
poor
condition.
Unit
No.
61930
Nash
Sedan,
good
cond
lion.
Urilt
Np.
71927
Chevrolet
Light
Delivery.'
Urjlt
No.
8
"Woods"
Hydraulic'
Hoists,
Type
D-6.
new.
United
No.
9
"Woods'"
Steel
Dump
Bale's,
"Type
C-4,
new,
Tenders
should
be
marked
"Tenders"
for
Kalen
Motors"
and
sh6uld
clearly
distinguish
the
individual
units
for
which
the
offer
is
made;
There
are
5
hoists
In
Unit
No.
8
and'3'Bodies
in
No.
9.
Tenders
should
specify
a
price,
on"
these
ltm$"lndivldually.
The
highest
or
any
tender,
not
necessarily
accepted.
C.
I..
K0UF,.
Trustee
P.
O.
Box
1C54,
Prince,
Rupert,
B.C.
We
loan
you
free
a
complete
Home
permanent
Wave
Machine
for
3
months.
All
you
need
do
Is
send
$3.00
to
cover
the
ppst
of
shipping
ana
i
the
oil
for
0
complete,
Permanents.'
will
not
harm
the
:tlnest
hair.
Any
one'
can
guarantee
a"
perfect
wave-with
this
machine";
No'
elcctri-;
pity
pr
experje,nce,
needed.
When
you
hav
used
these
supplies
more
oil
ca,h
bs
obtained
Irpm
ds'at
fifty
cents
a
"
Mafvtl
Wave
Factory
1183
East
41st.
Aye.
YancgMvsr,
B.C.
-
Union
Steamship,
Limited
Steamers
lYS.
?&nS
R-HP.?ft
V.woui?:
T.8.S.
CATALA
EVERY
.TUESDAY.
1:30
K.1
Duti
Vancouver,
Thuriday.
pm.
T.8.S.
CARDENA
FRIDAY.
10
:H
FJeL
Due
Varuouver,
Monday
jn,
ROJTND
TRIP
WAVft
Iav1nf
Sunday
00
P.M.
calling
VU
Rt)
yn,
SjewiirVj
Ariyojc,
N(aaVjYe(returnjn
Tuesday,
Further
Information
regarding
sailings
and
tickets
from
A.
W.
NEWMAN,
Mnce
Rupert
Agent,'
Third
AveT
Pho'ne
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