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ITALY'S
EXAMPLE
"While
Italy
is
governed
by
a.virtuai
dictator,
some
radi
cal
legislation
is
being
passed
there
that
may
set
an
ex
ample
to
the
rest
of
the
worjd,
The.
imposition
ot
a
capital
levy
has
been
approved
by
the
cabinet
at
the
suggestion
of
II
Duce
and
at
the.
same
time
a
si.xty-f
ive
percent
reduction
in
customs
tariff
on
grains
and
cereals
was
ordered.
The
capital,
levy
is
'one
i
$
the
proposals
that
has
been
made
from
time
to
time,
in
several
countries
during
stress
periods;
It
has
been
suggested
that
in
Canada
such
a
levy
should,
be
made
in
order,
to
pay
off
the
national
debt
and
thus
get
rid
of
the
heavy
Interest
charges.
So
far
it
has
been
avoided
but
at
any'
time
a
government
pledged
to
such
a
policy
may
be
elected,
AVERTING
WAR
Most
of
the
countries
of;
Europe
announce
that
thev
are
planning
to.
avert,-
qnotheij.
European
war.
If
the
effort
to
stop
wars
is
strong
enough
it
is
bound
to
succeed.
The
dif
ficulty
that
one
or.
two,
countries
seem
more
interested,
in
trying
to,
start
q.
war.
than
to
stop
it.
And
yet
we
think
there
will
be
no
war
thisyear
and,
perhaps
not.
in
1937.
HELVING
A
LITTLE
None
of
us
can
expect
to
accomplish
much
in.
this
life
but
'we
can
all
do
a
little
to
make
life
pleasanter
and
hap
pier
for,
the
rest,
of
the
w.orld
or
for
that
little
part
of
it
that
lies
close,
to
pur.
own,
homes.
If
we
help.
to
make
Prince
Rupert
a
better
and
happier-
place
in
which
to
live
we
are
helping
all
our
neighbors
and,
if
we
can
do
anything
by
wuru
ur
inuugntjor
mnuence
to
improve
anaoa
as
a
na
tion,
then
we
are
helping
the
whole
of
Canada.
Usually
it
is
the
little
things
that
count.
The
little
things
are
those
that
affect
lis
most.
A
cheerv
word
often
goes
a
long
way.
A.
happy
look,
even,
is
enough
to
make
someone
"hanpier.
This
little
preachment
is
in
view
of
the
fact
that
next
week
ye
have
thanksgiving
day
with
all.
that
it
implies.
Hanniness
is
contadous.
Some
neonle
fairly
exude
happiness.,
Probably
the
best
way
of
making
uiiiKra
nappy
is
io
De
naDiiuaiiy
nappy
ourselves.
40JuB
This
advertisement
is
noC.pufcilishefi
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
ControKBokrlot.by.the
Qovmmnt
of
BrltUh
Columbia.
'SPORT
SKATING
PLANNED
Rotary,
Cluh
Gelling
Figures
UJ
Cqst
of
Putting
Permanent
Dam
in
Morse
Creek
submit
it
to
the
club
at
an
early
1
date.
',
There
seems
to
be
a
general
wish
among
the
members
that
the
work
be.
done
immediately
so
that
the
pond
may
be
utilized
for
skating
when
the
first
freeze-up
comes.
Bowling
League
Is
Reorganized
$5
00
!
Expected
to
Operate
Ten
Pin
League
This
Winter
Bert
Morgan
President
The
Prince
Rupert
Bowling
Assp-r
elation
held
Its.
annual
meeting
last
night,
electing
officers
as
follows:
President,
Bert
Morgan.
Vice-president,
Max
Asemissen.
Secretary,
Eddie
Smith.
Treasurer,
Grant
Coverdale,
Entries
will
be
received
up
to
Oc
tober
11
when
a
meeting
will
be
held
at
the
Rex
Bowling
Club
to
arrange
handicaps
with
a
represen-
Thursday,
October
8,
1938ltatlve
of
each
team
present.
II
enougn
entries
are
luiuitum-
ing,
a
City
Ten
Pin
League
will
be
formed,
REFEREEING
MADE
UNIFORM
LONDON,
Oct.
8:
(CP)
The
English
Football
Association
proposes
to
make
compulsory
the
"diagonal"
plan."
of
refereelpg
with
a
linesman
keeping
on
a
level
witn
each
forward,
line,
one
In
each
half
of
the
field.
SPORT
CHAT
Yesterday
was
the
birthday
of
Ihomas
F.
Padden,
Pittsburgh
Pirate
catcher
in
the.
National
League,
born
in
Manchester,
N.H.
28
years
ago.
Padden
graduated
to
major
company
In
1932
when
the
Pirates
bought
ihlm
from
Kan
sas
City,
American.
Association
en
try.
His
best
year
with
Pittsburgh
was;
In
1934
when
he
had
a
batting
average
of
.321;
His
complete
major
league
average
to
date
is
.278,
W.llllam
Henry
Walker,
left
handed,
pitcher
with
the.
hard
fighting.
St.
Louis
Cardinals.
In
the
National
League,
celebrates
his
33
r4
birthday
today.
Born
In
East
St.
Louis,
111.,
he
made
his
major
league
debut
in
1927
with
the
New
York
Giants.
He
was.
optioned,
to
Toledo
In
the
American
Associa
tion,
the
same
year
and,
returned
to
this
year's
world
series
contenders
lni928.'
The
southpaw
was
traded
to
the
"Gas
House
Gang"
in
193
and
has
been
doing
mound
duty
for
the
Cardinals
ever
since.
DOG
LEAPS
FROM
PLANE
BRISBANE,
Aust.,
Oct.
8:
(CP)-Aln,
Folk,
a
racing
greyhound,
being
transferred
by
air
from
Brli-bane
to
Sydney,
became
terriflel
aftter
the
plane
took
off,
bit
through
the
fabric
and,
leaped
to
Its
death.
MAORI
LOSES
MANAGERSHIP.
LONDON,
Oct.
8;
(CP)
George
Nepia,
noted
New
Zealand
rugger
player,
has
resigned
the
manager
ship
of
Streatham
and
Mltcham
English
Rugby
League
club,
but
will,
continue
to.
captain
the
team.
TABLE
TENNIS,
PQSTPONED,
The.
Prince
Rupert,
Table.
Tennis
League,
fixture
scheduled
for
Tuesday
evening
between
Balagno
and
Calderone
teams
was
postponed
until
Sunday.
STONE
NEW
HOOPHEAD
Prinpe
Rupert
Basketball
Association
Prepares
For.
Season
A,
meeting
was
held,
in.
the.
Moose
At
the.
business,
meeting
this
af-innllj
last,
night
of
the
Prince,
Ru-
tpmoon
the.
Prince
RuDert
Rotary
uert
Basketball
Association.
The
Club
decided
to
investigate
the
I
following
officers
were,
elected;
possibility,
of
building
a
new
dafn
Hqnorary
president,
C,
H.
Orrne-arms
Mnrsi
Creek,
nulline
out
the!
Honorary
vlce-nresldents,
S.
D.
Stumps,
clearing
the
underbrush
Macdonald
and
S,
D.
Johnston,
and
converting
the
pond
Into
a
President,
W.
R
Slope.
I
much-needed
skating
resort
andj
Vice-president
Jock
Campbell
(swimming
pool.
Secretary,
Mrs.
P.
Dickens.
;
The
question
of
cost
will
have,
to
Treasurer,
Johnny.
Comadlna.
;
be
considered,
and
J.
J.
Little,
who
immediately
after,
taking
over
.has
a
conteur
map,
has
agreed
to
the
chair
the
president
addressed
prepare
an
estimate
of
costs
and
the
meeting
stating
that
the
new
executive
would
do
Its
best
to
clear
up
tne
deiicit
ot
me
past
iwo
years.
The.
fact
was
mentioned,
that
basketball
was
not
the
only
sport
that
had
suffered
financial
reverses.
Baseball,
softball,
etc.
had
also
met
with
financial
losses.
With
IS
CHANCE
FQRJIMMY
Victory
Over
Tony
Canzqneri
Gives
Him
Right
To
Meet
Barney
Ross
Again
NEW
YORK,
Oct.
8:
CP)
As
result
of
winning
a,
tert
round
dsclslon
over
Tony
Canzoneri
here
Monday
night,
Jimmy
McLarnJn
gets
another
chance
at
Barney
Ross
to
recapture
the
world's
welterweight
title.
McLarnin,
who
for
merly
held:
the
title,
weighed
145
pounds
and
Canzorterl,
the
New
York
Italian-American,
137.
Japanese
Win
Opening
Game
Table
T
enms
The
Japanese,
makjpg
th$lr
first
appearance
last
night.
In.,
the
Prince
Rupert
Table.
Tennis
League,
scored
a
tnorougn-going
23
to.
9.
victory
over
Percy.
Mcintosh's
quartet,
and
made
It
evident
that
It
will
be
one
of
the
real,
competitors
in
the
league
this
winter.
The
match
was
well
played
and
keen
interest,
was
taken
by
a
good
sized
crowd
of
spectators.
The.
teams
were:
Japanese
Kano,
Kondg,
Naka
moto
and
Yamanacka,
Mcmtosn
Percv
Mcintosh
Grant
Coverdale,
Joe-
Scott
and
Bill
Stone.
Tonight
teams
of
Nelson
Allen
and
T.
W.
Brown
will
meet.
COAL
TO
PLEASE
EVERXBQPX.
Satisfaction
Ouaraiiteed;
FAMOUS
EDS
ON
ALBERTA
COAL
BULKLEY
VALLEY
COAJ,
VANCOUVER
ISMNQ
XML
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RUPERT
FEED
COMPANY
PHONE:
88
and
SS8
Girl
(Juides
Have
Op.enipff;
Meeting
TJie,
First
do
their
best
to
put
basketball
states.
back
on
Its
feet
as
it
was
the
ma
jor
winter
attractibn
here
and
thej
class
of-
play
was
far
above
the
calibre
seen
in
other
cities
of
simi
lar
size.
It
was
also
mentioped
tha
there
must
be
complete
co-operation
of
all
the
players.
The
trouble
in
the
past
had
been
all.
passing
the
buck
and
letting
"George"
do
It:
The
younger
generation
had
been
spoilt
by
having
everything
done!
for
them
and
having
all
outfits
and
equipment
supplied,
When
the
older
generation,
played
they
had
to
supply
their
own
outfits
and
pay
for
the
privilege
of
playing.
The
youngsters
must
learn
to
appreciate
what
was
being
done
by
the
sponsors
of
the
teams
and
the
exe
cutive
which
made
it
possible
for
them
to
play.
The
meeting
was
adjourned
after
arrangements
had
been
made
to
hold
a
meeting
forentry
of
teams
and
players,
etc.
next
Thursday
night.
LEICESTER
COTS
DECISION
LEICESTER!
Eng.
Oct
8:
(CP)
Q.
Smith,
assistant
secretary
has
fcen.
promoted
to
the
secretaryship!
of
Leicester
City
Football
Cluj
and
negotiations
are
under
way
for
a
team
manager.
Arthur
Loch-1
heatj,
who
acted
as
secretary-man
j
ager,
resigned
recently.
PRAISES
CANADIAN
BADMINTON
(
LONDON,
Oct.
8:
CP)J.
F.
Devljn,
former
coach
of
the
Winnipeg
Winter
Club
who
recently
Completed
a
tour
of
Australasia
and
Malaya,
speaks
highly
of
bad-!
the
excellent
executive,
committee
mlnton
play
In
Canada.
He
says
It
that
had
been,
elected,
they
would
-s
mucri
higher
than
In
the
United
!
PEN-y-GROES,
WaVs,
Oct,
3;
I
(CP)
Seized
with
cramps
while
mounts
ln-cllmblng
near
here,
Jolin
p.
Y.
Richards,
a
London,
musician,
I
was
kijled
when
his
safety
rope!
snapped
and
he
was
hurled
250
into
the
vallpy
below;
NEW
YORK,
(CPir-Bar
sliver
was
unchanged
at
44c
per
ounce
on
the
New
York
metal
market
Jodayi
Week-End
Specials
at
SELVIG'S
Columbia,
Apricots-
squat
tin
Brittle
Tak
2-lb.
pkg
Oxo
Cubes-
large
....
Oxo
Cubes-
small
Magic
Baking
Powder-
large
!
Magic
Baking
Powder-small
Columbia
Peaches
2ViS
Aylmer
Baby
Beets
per
tin
Flatbread
i2-lb.
pkg
Rice
Finest
Sanukl,
4
lbs
Split
Peas
4
lbs
,
Rce
and
Wheat
Puffsr-
per
pkg
.
Tapioca
per
pkg.
Icing
Sugar
2
lbs.
Liby's
Tomato
Juice
r
per
tin
15c
28c
22c
10c
65
c
23c
22c
16c
15c
25
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Reid
re
turned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
John;thimornlng
after
a
ten
days'
Prinre
RuDert
Com-1
stav
at
"The
Dunes"
Tieii,
yueen
I
THE
FIRM
OF
Thursday,
October
8,
jj3J
Bros,
nsneries
Ltd,
and
who
on
the
Islands
with
a
fish
packer
Mrs.
Vic
Grant
came
in
pany
of'
alrl.G
tildes
held
it
first
'
charlotte
Islands.
Mr.
Reld,
as;
he
af
ternoqn,
aboard
the
Iura
p.
n
meeting
of
the
season
last
njght;dld
last
year,
again
got
nis
quoia
,
wih
www
ana
wiij
De.
return.
with
a
turn-out
01
aooui
iweniyior
inree
duck
aeer.
y
iwct
wrnorros
i
girls
under
Captain,
Murjfl
Brewer.-;
Sunday
last
also
Mi
THEIR
ASSETS
Health,
few
Kcurities,
and'
hope
for.
the
future.
THEIR
PROBLEM
To
ralie
money
for
temporary
need,
and
ttill
retain
their
ecurltit.
THEIR
SOLUTION
They
talV
It
qyer,wlth,
their
banker,
arrange
to
borrow
egalnt
their
iccprjtjei,-Within
a
reasonable
time
they
pay
ofT
their
loan
(for
they,
are
thrifty),
and
will
aet'.back
their
securities
intact..
Thus
the
firm
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.,
hsve.
etab,lihed
a
line
of'
credit-Perhaps
even
more,
important,
they
hive
discovered
their
local
bank
manager
it
more,
than
a
banker
he.
is,
their
friendly
counsellor
too.
ROYAL
BANK
OF
CANADA
yesterday
so
acted
as
guiox
,
wr,
vjwju,
'5.
Rifting
good
proeresi
tnn
The
nroreedines
were
of
an;
for
a
deer
hunting
party
headed
;
towards
recovery
in
the
Prince
R.
informal
nature
and
games
were
by
Norman
neison
oi
vaiituuicu"
ww....
wium
lououing
4
played.
There,
will
be
anotner
meet-;
who
is
ldenunea
ing
next
week
when
organization
for
the
s$4onl8
activities
will
be
further
proceed
with.
WARWICKSHIRE
WANTS
HELP
BIRMINGHAM,
QcU
8:
(CP)r-Left
with.
a.
heavy
deficit.
through'
wet
weather
cutting
down
attend-
Criiket
Club
appealed,
for
assistance.
The
first
list,
on
donations
'has
reached
more
than
$18,000.
with
the
Nelson
recent
sudden,
Illness.
OVER
TOO
BRANCHES
IN
CANADA
AND
M
OTHER
COUNTRIES
HEATERS
Make
sure
that
you
have
adequate
heat
in
your
home
this
winter.
Drop
in
and
inspect
our
stock,
of
heaters,
"tye
carry
several
different
models
including
different
sifes
of
Quebec
bricklined
heater,
and
brick
or
steel
lined
circular
heaters.
One
of
these
well
built,
attractively-designed
heaters
is.
your
assurance
of
a
warm
comfortable
atmosphere
in
the
home.
GORDON'S
HARDWARE
Mcllrlde
Street
Phone
311
Union
Steamships,
Limited
Steamers
leave,
Prince
Rupert
for.
Vancouver:
T.8.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUESDAY,
1:30
P
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Due
Vancouver,
Thursday
pjn.
T.S.S.
CARDENA
FRIDAY,
10:30
PJH.
Due
Vatiouver,
Monday
ajn.
ROUND
TRIP
FARE
leaving
Sunday
8:00
P.M.
calling
Pt
Simpson,
Stewart,
Anyox,
Naas
Rl
ver
returning'
Tuesday,
Further
information
regarding
sailings
and
tickets
from
R.
M.
SMITH,
Prince,
Kuper
Agent,
Third
Ave.
PboneJH.
TlieKsh
which
made
Prince.
Rupert
fanioW
Run
Brand
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BLACK
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Daily
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&
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Storage
Co.,
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RUPERT,
B.C.