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Published
'Every
Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue
H.
F.
PULL
EN
Managing-Editor
Playground
Committee
Thanked
The
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Club,
at
Its
regular
monthly
business
'luni-
cheon
yesterday,
decided
to
offer
its
co-Cperatlon
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
In
connection
with
the
project
of
developing
Morie
Creek
as
a
skating
resort
In
winter
and
swimmlnjj
pool
In
summer.
The
Gyro
Club,
which
has
carried
out
some
development
there'
In
the
past
as
a
skating
rink,
win
name
a
committee
to
consult
with
the
Rotary
Club
In
regard
.to
the
latest
proposal.
The
Gyro
Club
received
the
final
report
of
the
playground
committee
which
had
charge
of
supervised
playground
activities
during
the
past
summer.
A
vote
or
appreciation
was
tendered
to
the
committee
of
which
T.
'N.
LePage
was
chairman.
The
club
received
communications
from
William
Hudson
of
Victoria,
the
new
district
governor,
who
announced
his
intention
of
Color
Not
t.
You'll
.k
more
brown
shoes
thin
ever
this
Fill,
both
for
dressy.
daytime
weir
and
iporti
wear;
But
black
is
still
the
mott-in.
fashion
color,
.
,
,
,
.
,
F
Thursday,
Oct.
15,
1036
GYROS
MAY
London
Digging
AID
ROTARY
F
c
Speed
Co-operation
in
Morse
Creek
De'
velopment
to
be
Offered
I
Work
Proceeds
on
Tunnel
Between
Marble
Arch
and
Oxford
,
i
Circus
LONDON,
Oct.
15:
(CP)
While
London
-sleeps
pneumatic
picks
and
sledee-hammers
make
loud
noises,
jbut
only
gangs
of
men
in
the
tube
tunnel
between
tne
iwarme
Arcn
and
Oxford
Circus
hear
them.
They
are
working
underneath
Bond
Street
on
the
Central
London
line,
straightening
the
tunnel's
kinks
and
relaying
the
track,
so
that
the
underground
trains
may
travel
10
miles
an
hour
faster
and
run
more
frequently.
visiting
Prince
Rupert
in
January,
and
from
N.
F.
Pullen,
new
president
of
the
Vancouver
Gyro
Club,
to
whom
a
message
of
congratulations
had
been
sent
On
October
28
the
Gyro
Club
will
hold
a
farewell
bridge
party
in
honor
of
three
members
Rev.
W.
D.
Grant
Holllngworth,
S.
J.
Jabour
and
T.
N.
LePage
who
are
leaving
the
city.
W.
F.
Stone
and
G.
L.
Rorie
were
I
elected
members
of
the
club.
e
APRICOTS
Natural
flavor
and.
color
Most
housewives
.have,
tried
Royaf)
City
.Apricots'
one
of
our
most
popular
fruits.
Dellciously
appropriate
for
any
de'ssert,
Ice,
parfait
or
cocktail.
N
m
tux
M.i
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or,
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
NEW
STUNT
.FORGEESE
.Man
Baits
Honkers
In
Opn
Cariboo
Country
QUESNEL,
B.C.,
Oct
15:
(CP
Valley
residents
of
Lac"
la
.Ha1".
j
;5
miles
south
of
this
central
Bri-Itlfh
Columbia
mining
town,
bo-?it
la'
goose
hunter
without
a
peer
Percy
Ogden
stalks
them
In
open
eomUry3jjsdairt
cover
and
Irritates
a
feeding
bird
to
approac.)
his"
flock.
Once
a
flock
is
sighted
feeding
In
a
grain
field,
Percy
goes
into
action.
Unlike
ordinary
goose
stalkers
who
crawl
forward
fr
i
bush
to
rock
or
other
cover
;he
stalks
iln
the
open.
He
moves
o
.
hands
and
knees,
head
down,
emulating
i
feeding
bird
or
animal
Out
of
the
cornier
of
his
eye
on
the
outskirts.
When
the
guard
shows
signs
of
asarm
the
stalker
immediately
becomes
Intent
on
"eating
grass."
In
this
manner
Percy
his
b-.i
able
to
approach
within
easy
gunshot
range
of
numerous
flocks
of
j
geese.
On
a
few
occasions
he
ha.c.
I
actually
penetrated
the
bireV
feeding
ground.
In
the
Ootsa
Lake
country
north
of
here,
two
Canada
wild
geese,
caught
as
goslings,
have
been
trained
to
honk
down
the
it
own
companions
to
within
shoeing
range
of
concealed
hunter..
One
of
the
birds,
known
as
"Mac,"
follows
Its
owner,
Wlllla".
McNeil,
around
Uk
a
dog.
The
second
bird,
named
Teetle,"
ridei
the
roof
of
a
hunting
houseboar
and,
enjoys
the
sport
equally
as
well
'
as
the
hunters.
The
trained
honkers
have
saved
their
owner
and
the
men
who
ha,
.
hunted
with
them
many
miles
of
rawling
upon
hands
and
knees.
Palestine
Situation
(
Continued
from
Page
1
best
endeavor
to
facilitate
the
achievement
of
that
object,
It
be
ing
understood
that
nothing
shall
be
done
which
may
prejudice
'the
civil
,
and
religious
rights
of
the
existing
'.non-Jewkh
communities
In
Palestine."
Prof.
Garstang
says
the
mandate
was
created
with
the
latter
aim
in
view
and,
although
It
contained
the
proviso
quoted
the
Arabs
received
it
with
misgivings.
Palestine's
resouices
are
very
united
and
the
Arab
population
and
other
small
communities
al-
eady
number
nearly
,1,000,000.
The
Arabs
became
alarmed
when
in
1926
the
tide
of
Jewhh
.Immigration
.eached
the
high
level
of
13,000,
Sconoinlc
problems
ensued,
The
administration
advised
restraint
and
immigration
was
limited.
As
a
result
of
repeated
riots
and
disturbances,
the
British
govern
ment
sent
two
royal
commissions
to
the
Holy
Land
and,
upon
their
findings,
a
statement
of
policy;
published
in
1930,
recognized
"that
there
was
a.
shortage
of
land,
and
that
Immigration
should
be
more.
closely
controlled."
"It
would'
appear
to
have
been
the
plain
duty
of
His
Majesty's
governments
iProf.
Garstang
continues,
"to
have
suspended
lrriml-;
gratlon
entirely
at
this,
stage;
What,
however,
followed?
During
the
last
five
years
more
than
.160,-
uoo
jews
were
admitted
into
th
country
and
a
further
100,000
acres
passed
from
the
Arabs
to.
the
Jews:
No
country
In
the
world
could
support
such
rapid
development
as
this."
3n
Step
with
Q'aLL
tfasklonsJ
J
No
shoe
li
more
deservedly
popular
for
-walking
and
general
wear
than
the
Oxford
Tit.
The
"Onyx"
model
illustrated
is
just
one
of
.several
smart
Oxfords
that
you
may
choose
in
curators
for
your
Fall
tnitmblt.
A11
tht
wanted.
colon
and
leathers,
,
t
Onv.
Where
Most
People
Trade
DY
DLRCHFOtlD
AMILY
SHOE
STORE
LT
PHONE
357
(Estab.
1908)
D
THIRD
AVENUE
SPORT
CHAT
C.
Knight
defeated
G.
Crichton,
eight
and
six,
in
the36-hole
final
of
the
Scottish
professional
match-play
golf
championship
at
Barry.
Angus.
Both
finalists
were
Carnous
tie
plaers.
Blr
Clement
H.
Newsum,
prominent
Lincoln
industrialist,
has
been
appointed
president
of
the
Lincoln
City
Football
Club.
The
team
plays
in
the
third
division
of
the
English
League.
It
Is
regarded
In
Australia
as
almost
certain
that
'Don
Bradman,
great
Aussie
batsman,
will
captain
Australia
in
the
approaching
test
cricket
series
with
England,
succeeding
W.
M.
Woodfull.
he
keeps
close
watch
on
the
sen-
Grassy
turf
or
glassy
Ice
It's
all
tlnelor
guard
goose,
always
postcijthe
same
to
Bob
Petersen,
a
mem-
ber
of
"the
United
;States
Olympic
ice-skating
team,
"who
Is
trying
out
for
a
backfield
Job
on
the
Marquette
eleven
at
Milwaukee.
Petersen
went
on
leave
from
the
university
to
make
the".wlnter
trip
to
Germany.
SENTENCES
BOXER
LONDON,
Oct.
15:
(CP)
"You
are
obviously
a
ylc!ent
and
dan
gerous
man,"
said
Magistrate
J.
B
sandbach
in
sentencing
Thomas
Hyam,
24
year
old
St.
Pahcras
boxer,
to
prison
for
six
months
for
assaulting
a
policeman.
We
sell
circulation.
We
have
It.
1
it's
made
with
BECAUSE
u'&cir
.wheat,
nothing
added
nothing
taken
away,
Skredded
Wheat
i$
packed
with
vital
food
essentials
iii
their
most,
delicipus
and
digestible
form.
12
big
bisculli
in
trerf
box
nracTtatMci
CT
tVTtM
(OCLIiU.
Allen
Team
Wins
.
,
!
Over
Scott's
;In
i
Table
Tennis
Nelson
Allen's
team
defeated
Gene
Scott's
22
to
10
In
the
City
Table
Tennis
League
last
evening.
Tonight
Calderone
and
Currie
teams
meet
in
a
regular
fixture
and
Brown
and
Mcintosh
rinks
In
a
postponed
match.
The
fixture
scheduled
for
Tuesday
evening
between
the
two
Japanese
teams
-was
postponed
.until
next
Sunday.
,
NEW
MOTORCYCLE
.MARK
SYDNEY,
Aust,
Ovt.
15:
(CP)-
.orded
by
a
motorcyclist
In
Australia
when
he
reached
130.43t
miles
an
hour.
(Ms
average
speed
was
123.883
-miles
an
hour.
RUGGER
PLAYER'ORDAINED
CHEIMSFORD,
Eng.,
Oct.
15
(CP)
Tom
Holllngdale,
Welsh
International
rugby
star
and
'former
captain
of
Glamorganshire,
was
crdalned
deacon
by
Rt.
Rev.
Dr.
Henry
Wilson,
Bishop
of
Chelms-.ord,
recently.
PROBE
INDIAN
CRICKET
TOUR
BHOPAL,
India,
Oct.
15:
(CP)
The
Indian
Cricket
,
Board,
of
Control
will
inquire
Into
the
conduct
of
the
entire
tour
of
the
Indian
team
that
toured
England,
especially
with
reference
to
discipline.
NEWMARKET,
Eng.,
Oct.
15:
(CP)
Ah
increase
In
the
number.
bf
United
States
race
horses
to
be
trained
In
England
during
the
forthcoming
season
Is
recorded
In
racing
quarters.
'Et
ll
wlth
mill
tvppfW
with
yur
favartU
frIU
f
tVrrt.
)
"n
lh
pUf
aJ
U
fill
TIP
TOP
Backwar
Must
Beware
SELVIG'S
English
Uudge
iRemlnds
tFather
That
Wktoifon
tEra
dlas
,Pasd
Arthur
Senior
attained
tne
high-
nls
daugntrs
had
taken
charge
of;
est
speed
on
tne
roaa
so
iar
re-
things.
"Times
have
.changed,"
said
the
,
SOCCER
CROWD
STAaiEKDES
p.ucnnw
rv-t
.IS
(fiPJ
were
taken
to
hosnltal.
'LADIES'
'BOWLING
LEAGUE
The
annual
meeMng
of
the
'Ladles'
Bowling
Lefigue.
Which
was
to
have
been
held
last
Monday
evening,
was
postponed
until
.tomorrow
night.
Table
Tennis
Schedule
October
15
Oalderoni
vs.
October
19
Mcintosh
vs.
Scott.
'
October
19-rAllen
vs.
CalderonU
You
know
when
you
eat
crhp,
golden-brown
Shredded
Wheat
that
it's
rich
in
the
food
values
vouneed,
to
help
keep
you
fit-but,
you
eat
it
for
its
delightful
flavor.
THI
CANADIAN
SHMDDED
WHIAY
COMPANY,
LTD.
NUfira
Fall
.
CiiuSi
SHREDDED
WHEAT
MADE
IN
CANADA
-
OF
CANADIAN
WHEAT
TPT0P
CLOTHES
PERSONAL
TOUCH
BecaiUeTiUToDTiilora
lure
develops
their
grrt
fcil!tif
o
tint
each'
iixiirlriiUl
cuitomer
it
conufdrrnl
iu
ntirelr
tart.
clothing
requirement
it'g
impoiLle
to
etixi
knowing
Tip
Top
Clotliea
when
you
ee
them.
Only
tawi-culling
and
tailorinr
to
21
personal
measurement!
ean
develop
tlut
perfect
tu-Only
ln-livi(lualize,l
attention,
by
mcaiu
of
many
hatulnuhimt
operation
can
brimj
out'
those
smart
lines.
Only
Tine
tailoring
ran
rive
yodthat
ease1
'
n
.....
i
in
iiawirnnijic.
Jt
tnie.'l'ercmal
touch
means
everything
in
GOOD
clothing
and
Tip
Top
Tailors
will
Uke.this
penonal
I
nl.r.if
(.
......
f
.
1
.
.
.
."..yu.viTO,uni,m
price
is
the
onlv
price,
-
..me
rum.rBrt!
i,j
over
inree
millon
buyer.
P.
CRAVETT0
PhoneiBluc
438
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Rupert
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Thursday,
October
15,
hNABOB
iCOPFEE
HULL,
Eng..
'Oct.
15:
(CP)
Aiglrl
rs
(
of
20
summonsed
her
father
at
the
see(jed.rjr;Seed
Was
Raisins
Hull
police
court
on
a
charge
of,
pCtlpkgi
assault
because
ne
unswieasun
"lc
DA.TES-Pltted,
16.1-z
family
being
In
the
house
by
nine
j
,2
pkgs
o'clock
at
nights
and
had
.raised
&
,
Nabbb
.SZ
row
when
she
was
out
till
.10:30.,
The
father,
In
his
defence,
asserted
j
IGINQ
s,UOAR-
2's
magistrate
to
the
.defendant.
"You
(HONEYr'
are
living
In.
1938,
not
In
the
'-Vic-1
f
.
torlan
era."
He
-bound
the
father
peanut
.bI
over
',2
lbs
..
nuuervo
.di
nur
,2'R
ROGER'S.
SYRUP-
Thirtv
nersons.
Including
several
women,
were
Injured
in
a
stampede
i
for
the
exits
at
Ibrox
Park
after
5'
Helmet
Corn
tBcef
per
tin
tween
Rangers
andiCeltlc.
Thirteen
"'wywH-
1-lD.
iUUX
,
(Best
Food
Mayonnaise-
per
Jar
mi
m
ecials
36c
ISc
25c
29c
22c
25c
54
c
25c
16c
36c
11c
$1.15
22c
,BestFoodiRelsh
Spread--
-ftan
'
oer
lar
it
'LlbbVs
Bweet
Mixed
Pickles,
per
Jar
25c
FREE
.DELIVERY
j
Phone
,765
303
Third
Ave.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J
Zarelli
sProprietor
"A
IIOAIE
A
WAY
'FROM
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
50
Rooms
Hot
&
Cold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C
Phone
41
P.O.
Box
191
MacKENZIE'S
'FURNITURE
To
Insure
comfort
and
restful
3leep.
sleep
on
a
Slumber
Kiri(
'Sprint
And
Innersprlng
Mat
itress
which
bears
Simmons
famous
bedding
name.
327
Third
ttve.
Phone
775
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SUMMIT
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CREAM
In
HiOallon
and
Gallon!
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DAIRY
PHONE
657
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Table
-til
lentils
dub
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BAY
r-
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tb
and
7
to
12
t.
'
IPhbne
;672
"for
reservations
Rex
Bewling
Club
Exchange
Block
Sixth
8t.
and
Third
Ave.
;Phone'658
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at
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to
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the
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Land
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approximately
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line
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Point.
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Red
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Poln?;j-i;
approximately
four
mllei
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wri
dJrrctlcn
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Ba.rnjird
Cove
...
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N6Urt
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H1""1
Prlnoe
Huptrt,
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J
t
Packer
.InteJida
to
apply
for
the
fcllowing
dtacrlbed
land.
mvnclivg
at
a
post
planted
Jlt
wt.r
mark
cn
the
ahofe-lln
w
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middle
cS
a
bay
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water
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-point
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