aturdar.
November
'7,1936
U
Country
Soccer
LAST
DUEL
iv,,Hh
Lrafne-'Frrst
Division
i
Bolton
wanaerers
i,
wuuuicaouf
LBrentfora
z,
rjiriJi'"Buu
.
!
nprbv
County
2,
Stoke
City
2.
Chelsea
2.
Scottish
League
First
Division
CeltU
3,
St.
Mlrren
0.
Dundee
6,
Arbroath
1.
Falkirk
4,
Particle
Thistle
1.
Hearts
6,
Hamilton
Academicals
i,
Kilmarnock
3,
f'yde
1.
Motherwell
3,
Hibernians
4,
Queen
of
South
1,
'Queen's
Prfrk
Bangers
2,
Abeydeeri
1.
St.
Johnstone
1,
Albi&n
Rovers
0.
Third
Lanark
8,
bunfermllne
3.
I.AVD
ACT
k'oIlr
f
IntrntWh
tft
Apply
to
teh
in
th
Prince
Rupert
Land
.Recording
Datrltt'Of
Bang
4.
Coast
Land
District
situate
approximaiwy
one
mile
in
Southerly
direction
alone
the
coast
tot
of
Prtnotw
Rojat
Itfana
from
And
km
TMML
Said
KM
KTH
hOltlt
DKI'i
nnroximately
four
tailes
tn;
a
-ft'etrly
fcrection
irom
umra
wvr,
Tike
Notice
tnat
Haws
Hansen
oi
Mice
Rupert,
u.C
occupation
Fla
acker
ljitnas
to
apply
ior
a
lease
oi
following
destnoed
lands.
ora-
icing
at
a
post
planted'
at
Man
marc
on
me,
snore-nne
in
tne
lie
of
-a
bay
ofrjiyr,
approximately
'
mllo
South
of
Red
Pern
Point
Ihnjce
three
chain
N6rthEat;
thsieo
listen
ohelrts
Eaat,
thence
five
'chain
birth,
thence
fifteen
chains
west.
Exact
Northerly
to;
the
nearest
point
low
water,
thence
following
to
a
point
opposite
the
initial
t
and
containing
five,
acres,
more'
or
HANS
HANSEN
lated
13th
day
of
October.
1936
-OOVKKNMfiNT
LIQl'OK
ACT
lore
of
Application
for
Srtt
Lleenc
jotice
is
hereby
given
that
on
tne
r.tnth
day
of
December,
next,
ttit;
Uuor
Control
Board
foe.
a,
.
IkiencelU:
wtyta,
oi
ui
iprenuafs,,
oeing
pari
oi
Kt
Duiuung
tnewn
-as
.
Mfinooun
BsCel.
altuate
on
ColllfldM
AVMue.
New
pett,
B.
C.
ujren
the
lands.
decrljKr(
una
no.
i,
z,
uia
a.
m
oiutn.
-a.
S46,
Massetit
Tewnntte.
in
tl.e
rlnce
Rupert
Land
Regsrtatlon,
Dls-
nc
in
the
province
cl
Brnusn
ucnum-
lor
the
sale
of
ber
by
the
giast
the
bouie
for
consumption
on
the
(nlwi
or
elsewhere.
Dted
this
5th
day
of
November,
AD.
IW.
CARL
KlftMIS
Applicant.
"fiOVKUNMENT
i.IQl'OR
ACT"
fiOnfE
OP
APPLICATION'
FOR
A
nr.En
LICEXCF,
Is
hereby
Siren
that
on
tli
day
of
December
next,
the
under-
Vntenda
to
bddIv
to
the
Llauor
'otiiM
Board
.'for
a
llcervoe
In
respect
pnsuaes
being
pen
.
or
a
DUiminj
an
Knox
Hotel,
situate
on
Firs
avenue
Prince
Rueert.
British
Col-
nbla.
upon
th
landi
described
as
no.
13
and
14,
Block
2,
Section
ap
9W.
Prince
Rupert
lind
Regft
on
District,
in
the
Province
of
fltlsh
Columbia,
lot
the
sale
of
beer
tne
glass
or
by
the
bottle
for
con-
uon
on
the
premises
or
eise-
Dnted
rhl.
1it
B93J.
day
of
October.
Applicant
OEORQE
L.
RORlE.
Trustee
of
Knox
Hotel
Oompary
Limited
in
Bankruptcy,
NOTICE
OF
SALE
IIY
SHERIFF
'
"RHl'ANT
TO
THE
"EXECl'TIO
ACT"
'lie
(ounfjr
Court
of
Ifrlnre
KM-rt
Woldm
at
ITince
Kopert
.
,
Mef.irer.
I'lalntlff
,
(Judgment
CreOltor)-,r
.
Hrawarid,
Defemlaht
'
(iilirmenl
Drtitorl
NOTICE
thaA
rwi)rinjlt
to
the
w
of
His
Honor
Judge
Tlsher
me.le
?8i8
I
wui
ai
the
tntereat
of
L.
H
ffaand.
the
above-named
fjefettdaf.f.
Puagment
Debtorl
In
the
farm
lands
to
sixty-four
(4).
Lots
alxtyslx
i
and
slxtv-jwvm
im
t
nittv-
iln
i,,
.
oi
to
eigivtyfour
(84),
and
lc
Tll
IRH
.....
,nA
inll
rusive),
8ub-divtoion
of
the
Smith-
w
uuarr.,
iti
.
r.
.
i
rr.
......
iiV,
i
IV4I
o
oecvion
iiiinj-
"
loTvnanip
four
(4
Range
nve
M
District.
Map
'1077,
(all
with-and
uin,,)
u
hwii.
in?"M.
2.
the
sold
L.
H.
Braw-
-g
the
bwner
thereol.
subject
March
1057
i.
i
tler
B.
Frank
MU,
Hafrer
and
Dnwru.
w)
xnr
in
Urf
4
v.
'we
mnt
oi
tiaoi,ou
'
j
'".
OWUl
and
subject
further
nanJcs
Lin
.i
.
n.
,h
ElaC
y
1938
whwtty
Pa"'
Babtls
Still
w
v
tdl.w
U1U
two
"ilwtJr1.,"601
litigation),
in
tM
MZl
r
Fr
'
w
u..
wa
j??.
01
proceedings,
which
tn
i
Rnni
registered
In
the
and!
s.n!r
11
agilnst
the
aald
TK.
it"
anises.
ana
"
woreBMd
lntorest
In
said
lards
RECALLED
Rapiers
flashed
in
the
Moonlight
tampers
nated
at
The
'
Duke
of
Kent's
Card
Party
S
Everton
4,
West
Brdmwlch
Albfott
HALIFAX,
Nov.
7:
(CP)
Todav
P
I7
hdn
irrn
tmtvm
.
,
"J
V
j
oTvi
"
juut
partners
Hoddersfleld
Ton
1,
Matichestw
ace
the
Incident
Is
usually
dls-
i..
ui
a
jiium-
Manchester
United
0,
Charltcfo
bled
oath
but
there
was
a
time
III,
tbletlc
0.
'
in
Nova
Scotia
when
gentlemcr,
Pieston
Nort'hAnd
3,
Liverpool
1.
took
their
ca'rds
seriouslv
and
(Sheffield
Wednesday
2,
Grimsby
thereby
hangsVtv.
tale
of,
the
lan
i
iuuci
luugui,
wiut
sworas.
Fovm
Sunderland
3,
Portsmouth
2.
I
"Musty
recofds
take
us
back
'to
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
1,
ifuly
eVenrng
In
1796,
when
the
IBrittsh
forces
In
North
America,
entertained
a
large
number
of
guests
-
a't
his
summer
residence,
rnnce's
Lodge,
in
honor
of
a
vis
iting
baron.
There
were,
approxi
maieiy
juu
omcers
and
guests
present,
uaro:
tables
were
et
freely
and
a
general
atmoj
phere
of
gaiety
prevaded.
After
the
last
toast
to
the
King,
about
midnight,
most
of
the
guest3
departed,
leaving
a
number
of
the
htore
engrossed
card
players
to
their
own
devices.
Among
the
latter
was
a
group
consisting
of
Col.
Ogllvle,
the
Earl
Allsa,
Capt.
Howard,
of
the
Navy,
and
the
Prince's
A.
D.
C.
Montague.
They
ivere
seated
In
an
alcove
between
the
first
and
second
lawns.
All
were
wealthy
and,
al-
tnougn
the
stakes
were
high
seemed
quite
unconcerned
and
gay
Challenge
Made
As
the
game
progressed,
how
ever,
the
play
grew
tense,
nerves
were
on
edge
and
suspicion
ram
pant.
Suddenly
an
argument
start
ed..
between
Ogllvle
and
Howard,
rurning
quickly
to
a
quarrel.
A
challenge
was
given
and
accepted;
the
point
"was
to
be
settled
by
combat.
The
quartet
proceeded
to
the
outpost
guardroom
where
rapiers
were
sorrowed1
from
Major
Richard
and
from
there
went
to
the
second
lawn
where
the
duel
was
to
be
held,
Montague
and
Earl
Allsa
acting
as
seconds.
The
duel
was
fierce
and
bloody,
both
Ogllvle
and
'Howard
being
expert
swordsnfn,
and
for
some
time
neither
had
the
advantage
though
both
were"
receiving
seveit!
wounds.
Suddenly
Howard
saw
an
open
ing
In
his
opponents
guard,
lunged,
and
Ogllvle
fell
dead
to
the
ground
In
a
wealter
of
blood.
Captain
Howard's
victory,
however,
was
gained
only
at
a
great
price.
Mortally
wounded
In
the
duel,
he
died
soon
after
he
had
killed
his
adversary.
The
duel
created
a
great
stir
at
the
time,
and
the
Duke
of
Kent
refused
to
allow
Col.
Ogllvle
to
be
burled
with
military
honors.
Frank
Wilson
arrived
In
the
city
this
week
from
Kaslo
to
take
over
the
management
of
theiocal
Over-waltea
store
In
succession
to
Alex
Foulds
who
left
last
night
by
the
Princess
Adelaide
on
his
return
to
Vancouver,
Mr.
Wilson
is
accom
panied!
by
his
wife
and
family.
Individual
scoring
was
as
fol?
lows:
GYRO
CLUB
1st
2nd
3rd
Coverdale
.211
214
160
Styles
160
189
233
Dibb
:....:208
104
22i
Bulger
..........223
179
160
Borland
162
214
115
Handicap
....l".
69
6?
6H
Total
OLD
EMPRESS
Rdss
Davies
...
Mcintosh
....C.
,.
Dlngwell
.a....:....:.....
Comadlna
smith;
:::J:.ita.:lz.r.x.m
Handicap
......'.
"..
96
Total
"TILLIE
THE
T0ILER,,
TlLLIE
IS
OUT
VMITH
OME
OF
MiSTt.1
5IMPKIUS
CUSTDMSa
SHE
VVSMU
(SOT
AM
ENGAGEMENT
RING
TO
STALL
HIM
OFF
MPS-
(Sfa'T
AMOVaIHO
S
THIS
LUCk
l
VCUE
EMe3A5ED
TD
,
OP
COURSE,
HE
IS
VOONS
AMD
HAND
-
I
SOME-IS
HE
VJ
EAUTHy
"TOO
rm
4-
1st
2nd
3rd
...216
234
217
...189
146
141
120
'249
206
173
164
233
54
4
...927
924
1067
1st
2nd
3rd
202
178
177
,...137
159
174
14fl
270
65
188
197
261
148
217
96
PA
962
1048
990
League
Standing
The
league
standing
to
date:
W.
L.
Pioneer
Laundry
,
8
4
Old
Empress
J)
3
Gyro
Club
;1
11
Five
Jokers
6
6
EXPERIENCED
GUELPH,
Ont.,
Nov.
7:
(CP)
Sleeping
in
box
cars,
fence
corners,
school
houses,
even
pig
pens,'
makes
for
good
health,
believes
Robert
Beverley,
96-year
oM
eccentric
who
makes
Quelph
his
home
between
cross-country
Jaunts.
He
plans
a
trip
to
Montreal
with
his
dog
soon
and
intends
to
walk
most
of
the
way.
Try
a
Dally
News
classified
adr
vertlsement
for
best
results.
DAILY
NHWJ
i
i
I
I
i
T
1
n
il
i
1
IT
I
If
I
fci
i
'
il
'SPORT
EMPRESS
IN
LEAD
Won
Over
Gyro
Club
lafet
Night
While
Laundry
Was
Losing
To
Five
JoWs
did
Empress
took
over
the
leadership
of
the
Five
Pin
Bowllnj?
League
last
night
by
defeating
Gyro
Club
three
games
to
nil
In
one
of
the
weekly
league
fixtures
while
Five
Jokers
defeated
Pioneer
Laundry,
who
had
previously
been
In
the
lead,
two
games
to
onii.
High
average
scorer
was
Calderone
ved
ZT'
T
WlnCS
Mr-
ot
Old
Empress
with
245,
RAILWAY
IN
LEAD
Legion,
Hambhrrs
and
Sons
Norway
Also
Winners
in
bridge
Recreational
Of
Prince
Rupert
Bridge
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
Grotto
2,
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
7.
Musketeers
4,
Canadian
Legion
5.
Brackman-Ker
4,
Ramblers
5
Sons
of
Norway
6,
Prince
Rupert
Dairy
3.
The
league
standing
to
date:
W.
C.
N.
R.
A
.-
12
Musketeers
....10
Ramblers
;......10
Canadian.
Legion
9
Pi
R.
Dairy
:...iii-.;7
Sons
of
Norway
6
Grotto
'.
5
Brackman-Ker
4
'S?
S
Pie
Social
At
.170'
173
Gunderson
170
173
McKay
188
224
159
159
135
Calderone
...r
....300
228
208
Schriaberg
183
147
195
Handicap
60'
60
CO
Total
1137
1030
992
PIONEER
LDY.
Houston
Wesch
r.:
Klnslor
v
D.
Houston
...
Asemlssen
Handicap
Total
FIVE
JOKERS
166
.165
..137
...
54.
Centre
Held
Last
evening
a
gay
Pie
Social
was
held
in
the
Recreational
Hall
on
Second
Avenue
for
the
High
School
gymnasium
classes.
The
hall
was
attractively
'decorated
with
orange
and
black
streamers.
Dancing
was
In
progress
from
9
p.m.
till
12
with
music
being
supplied
by
Mrs.
G.
C.
Walker,
Miss
Lois
Judge
and
Miss
Kay
Fortune.
Novelty
events
consisted
of
a
spot
dance
and
a
"bal
loon
dance.
Refreshments
of
pie
and
coffee
'were
enjoyed
at
11
p.m.
David
'Bell,
gymnasium
instruc
tor.
was
cenerallvdn
chartre
and
made
a
verygenlajSraster
"-'"
of
ceremonies.
The
next
social
event
at
the
Re
creational
Hall
will
be
an
Indoor
track
meet
a
week
Monday
night,
the
second
ladles'
class
having
accepted
the
challenge
of
the
first
ladles'
class.
All
ladies
wishing
to
Join
the
classes
will
be
welcomed
during
the
coming
week.
HIGH
SCHOOL
WON
In
Thursday
night's
Junior
League
basketball
game
High
School
was
the
winner
over
Junior
Moose
and
hot
Junior
Moose
over
High
School
as
announced
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Associa
tion
In'
its
official
report
of
the
games.
JUNIOR
FOOTIVU.L
STANDING
W:
D.
E.
F.
A.
P.
High
School
2
0
0
10
2
4
Borden
1
1
1
.3
5
3
Booth
0
1
2
4
10
1
SPORT
GHAT
Happy-
Jack
Chesbro,
.
one-time
spitball
pitcher
of
the
New
York
Americans,
died
suddenly
at
his
:home
in
Conway,
Mass,
five
years
jago
yesterday.
He
led
National
Lsague
pitchers
in
1901
and
1902
Tvhllfl
with
PittsLTdreh
and
set
an1
Men
in
Green
ii
n
h
riGiG
reunion
Gentlemen
Privates
of
St.
John
Rifles
Have
Get-Together
SAINT
JOHN,
N.B.,
Nov.
6:
(CP)
The
"men
In
green'
company
of
j
gentlemen
prlv.ates,
otherwise;
known
as
the
Saint
John
Rlftes.
have
held
their
third,
reunion
Organized
In'
1852
from
the
active
members
of
an
old
Saint
John
Engineers'
company,
the
Rifles
were
a
prlds
of
the
old
Saint
John
garrison.
The
gentlemen
privates,
all
taking
officer's
preparatory
courses,
were
restricted
to
44
members,
commanded
by
J.
Twin
ing
Hartt
and
later
by
the
late
E.
Atherton
Smith,
thlrtv-slx
years
Intervened
between
the
dls-fcandment
and
the
first
reunion
three
years
ago.
"Breaking
up
on
suggestion
of
military
authorities
at
Ottawa,
the
members
went
-frith!
aTtillery
and
infantry
as
officers.)
ine
men
in
green
estaonsned
a;
record
for
marksmanship
and
bothl
Hartt
and
Green
represented
Canada
at
Bisley.
On
Saturday1
afternoons
it
was
a
familiar
sight
to
see
them
marching
to
shooting.
picnics
on
the
Marsh
ranges
In
the
cast
end
of'
the
city.
Their'
unN
forms
were
dark
green
with
red
piping.
They
wore
caps
similar
t.V
the
service
caps
of
S:ottlsh
regl
ments
and
during
battalion
par
ades
they
turned
out
with
the
Rex
Bowling
Club
Exchange
Block
Sixth
St.
and
Third
Ave.
Phone
658
Placing
the
Wrong
TEACH
SAFETY
L
ONTARIO
j
TORONTO,
Nov.
7:
(CPS--Omr
tario's
Hydro-Electric
Power"
Comr
mission
is
maklnj
arrangements
tOf
place
a
safety
pamphlet
-In
the
hands
of
every
school
child.
The
booklet
will
'
contain
warnings
against
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