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.25
Monday,
November
1,
1937.
HAS
LOST
FACE
Japan
has
already
lost
"face''
in
the
war
against
China
simply
through
inabilitv
to
drive
the
"ho
Chinese
soldiers"
from
Shanghai
in
two
months
WAS
IT
MANIPULATED?
People
are
wondering
whether
or
not
the
recent
stock
depression
was
manipulated
by
large
industrial
forces
that
are
opposed
to
the
policies
of
President
Roosevelt.
There
seems
to
be
little
change
in
commodity
markets
or
.
in
the
production
of
industrial
plants,
so
far
at
any
rate
It
is
just
possible
that
the
Roosevelt
policies
had
nothing
whatever
to
do
with
market
conditions
but
that
international
uncertainty
was
the
ruling
factor.
Calgary
Wins
From
Spokane
Broncs
Had
no
Difficulty
Defeating
Gonzaga
Under
American
Rules
CALGARY,
Nov.
1:
gary
Broncs
defeated
Gonzaga
Un
iversity
of
Spokane
27
to
2
In
an
exhibition
football
game
here
Saturday
under
American
rules.
Saskatchewan
Title
Winner
Varsity
Wins
Second
Game
Thunder
Birds
Made
it
Two
Straight
Over
Alberta
Bears
On
Saturday
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
1:
(CP)
University
of
British
Columbia
Thun-derblrds
made
it
two
straight
over
University
of
Alberta
Bears
by
winning
again
Saturday
afternoon
by
a
score
of
three
to
one
In
the
second
j
of
a
two
game
exhibition
Intercol-;
legiate
series.
Harmer,
who
had!
scored
the
winning
points
for
Var-j
slty
In
the
first
game
Wednesday
again
came
through
with
a
field!
goal
In
the
first
quarter
Saturday
to
win
that
game.
Regina
Wins
From
Bombers
xiyntiug.
turuing
10
a
writer
m
tne
JNew
Kepubnc.
tne'
"s
.v.ut4a
""
WPZSrn
T
im3fiine
8
JaPah1Se
Urn
.ileaSSS
SSfbS
by
the
more
or
less
unorganized,
and
untrained
Chinese.
Saturday.
Regina
had
been
prev-
ioi-ces.
They
felt
tnemselves
invincible
and
now
they
find-iousiy
eliminated
from
the
champ-that
they
are
not.
The
Chinese
have
learned
a
most
im-'lonsh,P'
the
final
ser,es
for
wnlch
portant
lesson
and
that
is
that
they
are
able
to
stand
up!11,1
open
wLtht
th
flls
game
.at
against
armed
Japanese.
s"y
"
Saturday
between
the
""V"1-
Blue
Bombers
and
Calgary
Broncs.
rrun
The
writer
of
the
article
savs
the
ch
ef
dnnn-Pri
is
that
China
may
become
too
confident
and
abandon
the
strategy
which
was
planned.
It
was
to
fight
and
retreat,
drawing
the
Japanese
farther
and
farther
into
the
country
until
their
lines
were
nulled
out
thin
and
vulnerable.
Tn
the
meantime,
the
Japanese
are
using
up
valuable
men,
eraaru
312.
ottawa
7
guns
and
ammunition
and
spending
much
money
in
car-
25",
MotrS
2.
rying
on
a
war
which
is
leading
them
nowhere.
I
What
Janan
honed
for
nnfl
rnnf
irlpntlv
ovnafcil
wool
a
quick
and
decisive
victory
which
would
give
them
con-'
s1
.
u.
uuuljj
aim
cjiauie
uiem
to
UlClUie
terms.
1
niS'ir;'
hope
is
not
being
fulfilled
and
the
likelihood
is
that
it
will
not
be
fulfilled.
The
final
summing
up
of
this
writer
is
that,
even
if
Japan
does
win,
she
loses
anyway.
She
may
even
dictate
terms
of
peace
and
occupy
half
of
China
but
she
will
end
up
so
weak
that
her
future
is
in
jeapordy.
And
then
there
is
the
uncertainty
of
Russia.
JAPANESE
MIGRATION
nru:i
t.
i
.
.
.
vviuiu
Japanese
nave
alwavs
been
renrtv
nnA
w
11
no-
i.am
hmiihtkv
act
to
come
to
this
coast
they
do
not
seem
to
care
to
settle
UoSI,
3Tw?
in
Manchuria
or
Korea,
nhinn
ic
alvonrhf
n,m.,iln
11
il
B11i.K"l
B-
"
u
ti
jujimaicu
I
art.
Map
818
so
that
country
can
hardlv
become
-WV...V
an
outlet
iui
for
.T.imirmspi
whereas
;
proof
if,
j
uaimucst
above
emigrants.
i.
All
Japan
,
can
hope
for
is
to
make
the
Chinese
1
mm
hewers
of
wood
and
drawers
of
water
for
their
Japanese!
Town
te
on
White
Band
blond.
feet
from
the
S
I
Score
of
12
to
1
in
Rugby
Saturday
Championship
Finals
This
Week-End
!
WINNIPEG,
Nov.
1:
(CP)
Re-
CANADIAN
FOOTBALL
Queen's,
7;
McGlll,
O.
!
Toronto,
7;
University
of
West-
mi.k
xiavt
n'.ll
be
received
hy
rl
p.t
Vl?tcr'i.
B.'C.
J.:t
thii
neon
on
the
twenty-
nir.'.h
toy.
c?
NcvaiabT-r.
1837,
Icr
purcfotte
cf
I'.ciri:?
X22520,
to
cut
2.1S0OC0
r:t
-pr.
r?dir
and
hem-leek,
cji
en
arri
adjoining
ncrth
bou.idary
let
641.
Ttmbr
Licence
17C0p,
Sruth
Sh.re
Tanco
lslan'.
Queen
Cliatlctit?
Island's
I
::i
Dl
.r
?t
One
year
will
bj
sll.:'4
tit
remtval
of
timber,
f
uirher'
particulars
cf
the
Chief
P
j-
tfr,
Victoria.
D.
C.
or
District
Forester,
Prlwe
Rupert.
D.
C.
of
Stew-;
of
loaa
of
the
Cc
CcrUfloate
of
Title
Uiued
In
of
Wallace
Lanirley
has
been
thU
office,
nallce
Ls
htreby
un
tliat
I
shall.
aX
the
eXDlratlon
masters.
Kvirlpntlv
tVio
rM
fV.!r.
1
u
l
'
OIUf
nv.nth
from
tlie
date
of
the
...
.
.
.
J
wn.wio
ni.un
una
cuiu
Lilt;
inuVl-1
nrrt
publication
hereof,
Issue
a
pro.
eu8
"
e
cmei
inspiration
giving
them
courage
to
defend
ineir
country,
It
has
been
succested
that,
if
Janan
shm
lid
fnnfinnr
China
without
great
difficulty,
eh?
would
seize
islands
on
the
coast
and
gradually
extend
her
island
kingdom
to
include
possibly
some
of
the
islands
now
under
European
control.
Evidently
part
of
her
plan
is
to
commence
the
work
of
driving
Europeans
but
of
the
Orient.
With
Britain
not
prepared
and
with
United
States
pretty
well
imbued
with
the
neutrality
idea,
there
is
no
sea
force
to
prevent
Janan
dm'no-
ns
sho
HL-Ds
uv,
v,.
nivr
Vint
l,
'riu-
1
V
""
-'
'
Taxe
B"
notice
ce
that
mat
frank
Tnit
Waterman
waterman
of
of
block
1
W?neSe
.1S
at
PreSent
thC
Ambling:
1ST
toRS
fTTeaS
o?Te
block
It
has
shown
surprising
strength
and
that
sacri.il0SS
d-?
,Ur
i
fc!aLeff?ray
prove
to
be
the
turning
point
in
the'-STVui-rW;
ui
ihiii.
wn
nn
tin
1
1
m
.
u
u
it
isuuw
iHhaunn
ana
and
rin
tx.ing
anr
300
of
Nippon
growing
and
dangerous
power
i
visional
Certificate
of
Title
In
lieu
said
lct
crrtlflc&te.
imlea
In
the
mcflntlme
valid
objection
he'
made
to
me
in
writing.
DATED
a
the
Land
Registry
tmi,
Prince
Rupert.
U.
a,
this
23rd.
day
of
October.
1837.
ANDREW
THOMPSON,
tx-puty
uxrlfttrar
of
Tltlei.
I.AM)
ACT
Notice
of
Intention
(o
Apply
to
Lease
l-nnd
In
Prince
Rupert
Land
Recording
District
of
British
Columbia,
and
rttu-
t..
corner
oi
wnite
Sand
Island,
and
on
Ita
east
aide,
thejice
600
feet
8.
W.;
thence
800
feet
N.
W.;
thence
600
fe-t
N.
E.;
thence
800
feet
S.
E.
and
containing
12
acre,
more
or
leui.
PRANK
WATERMAN
Dated
August
28.
1037.
Prince
Rupert
Electric
Steam
Massage
Treatment
For
HlieumatJsm,
Tuberculosis
Lumbago
and
Dyspepsia
Phone
281
K.
Ilayakawa
N'w
Koyal
Hotel
lloom
12
SPORT
CHAT
Jack
weight
world.
Sharkey,
former
heavy-
boxing
champion
of
the
;
landed
in
Yarmouth
re-
has
.not
won
a
The
Scottish
Football
Referee
Committee
is
deter
ing
Oxford
University
rugby
team
this
.season.
H.
D.
Freakes,
clever
South
African
fullback,
is
I
The
DunloD-Metropolltan
pro!
consciousness.
Hon
PrLnrH
c.ith
Afrir.inhe.iw-
Johnny
Best,
promoter
of
a
box-
Defeated
Edmonton
Athletic
Club
weight
boxer.
'1s
engaged
to
Miss
fng
bout
In
Liverpool
between
By
Score
of
8
to
5
Saturday
I
Phyllis
Sowter.
a
Leicestershire
Ernie
Roderick,
welterweight,
and
school
teacher.
The
wedding
will
Kid
Silver.
Jamaica
champion,
REGINA,
Nov.
1:
(CP)
Unlver-
take
place
shortly
before
Christ-
Withheld
the
latfer'a
purse
when
he
slty
of
Saskatchewan
won
over
Ed-
mas.
was
counted
out
while
on
monton
Athletic
Club
by
a
score
of
knees.
8
to
5
Saturday
to
win
the
north-1
A
founder-member
of
the
Moor-
west
rugby
title.
town
Golf
Club
at
Leeds,
England,'
Bart
Mllatro
of
Omaha,
Nebras
H.
Blnks,
now
76
years
old,
holed
fca,
got
tired
of
watching
his
care
out
In
one
at
the
200-yard
sixth
fully
lined
-up
putts
curve
away!
hole
while
playing
a
lour-Daiiifrom
the
cup
so
he
bought
at
match
on
the
course
recently.
carpenter's
bubble
level
and
had
It
Inserted
In
his
putter
shaft.
He
says
it
helps.
mined
to
stamp
out
rough
play.
I
Guy'S
Hospital
rugby
club
will
;Three
players
have
been
suspend-jbe
strengthened
next
year
when
ed-one
for
three
months
and
i
r
RnWw
nntoH
w
7oninnH
three
severely
censured.
,
J.
L.
eter.
South
Hopwood,
Lancashire
crick-will
coach
in
Klmberley.
centre-three
quarter,
goes
to
London
to
take
an
appdlntment.
He
has
been
allotted
a
benefit
Fri!nhnrih
in
1097
on
ut
next
season.
,
O-
M.iv.
bLi
V.lJ
"t-
Recreation
Centre
Here
Is
Reopening
coif
tournament
at
Wentworth,
Activities
Being
Resumed
Tonight
London,
won
by
Arthur
Lacey
with
n
rnrri
of
277.
was
notable
for
the
I
Following
Suspension
Hoynl
Motel
Leads
Ten
t'in
League
With
Three
Other
Teams
Tied
Fur
Second
Place
Rcyal
Hotel
retained
the
lead-ership
of
the
Ten
Pin
Bowling
League
by
defeating
QrQtto
two
games
to
nil
In
regular
play
yes-
iaxi
two
eames
to
one
and.
as
a
James
K.
Inglis,
captain
of
the
;
result,
three
teams
are
now
all
on
evpn
footing
for
second
place.
tllnV,
n.,nMn
.
i
1
aiciajc
scuit-r
yeaicruay
was
I"
tain
of
the
Senior
Golfing
Society
Bill
Schrlaberg
of
Royal
Hotel
.
QI
"rltain,
died
at
St.
Andrews,
whose
average
of
208
was
the
high-
t
J.
A.
Brett.
Durham,
is
captain-
He
was
81
years
old.
est
recorded
so
far
this
season.
!
doused
milk,
HIGH
WINS
I
W0TBAI1
In
the
Junior
p.t...
fixture
;:.ra
t,...
"'"uraay
i
ing
toward
l?h
b.u
.
"I
(CP)Cal-tcently
to
comb
the
joresis
ox
nu-
appearance
0f
Alex
Herd,
69,
Tedi
Tne
local
recreation
and
pryalcal
ytMtri
added
...v,
rl
w
va
scotia
in
searcn
oi
uig
Ray
60
George
Duncan,
54.
i
education
gymnasium
centre
will
its
list
by
bcutm
Bath
.
I
commence
activities
again
tonight
al
School
nine
"':
irn-.it
ma
ait-
The
racetrack
at
Font
ract,
Re(rinald
vigor.
Wimbledon
j-j
'
v.u.
the
wit.-
weekly
vvecruy
schedule
cujieuuie
us
as
follows:
luuowg.
uigiana,
,uiu
u-yeur
soeedway
riU(fr
who
unman,
ne
won
uic
uwt.."
-
-
,
..
.....j,-.-
...u
.
oi
Ing
a
race,
between
races
six
seasons
he
race
elsewhere.
crashed
riur-
Wimbleclon
UiURUUUp,
HIS
au-
...
,r
..,
InA
In
hnfmlrnl
n
at
thetrack
since
1031.
in
-
"
j
Mondays
and
Thurjdayf
7:30
to
j,
nj
10:30,
Menundafnttjfcj
gymniUv'f.
I
to
mi
TOO
STKENTOlT
tics,
apparatus,
tumblllfc
etc,:
f
'4
MINGHAM,
En.
Tuesday
and
Frlday7:00
r0:00,'w4
'ucn
oora,
iGlrk.
Fundamental
gymnastics.
yweight
boxer
TIGHT
RACE
IN
BOWLING
palpably
Urine
teaspoon
cinnamon
Orated
rind
of
,
w,
km
1
1
(innorniiic
ItimV.lltin
.
A.nrt
w
IHU
11
IB
KM-
A.ft
.
ttuiukuo,
wuaiiiiii,
via,.,
47.
UU
tU
.
"jf
10:00,
Women--Fundamental
gym?
hastics.
remedial
exercise;!,
t&mej,
etc.
Wednesday
7:00
to
5:00,
Men
.Wrertllng,
boxlnfc,
welghtllftlng;
nlsip:0C
to
10:00.
selected
groupFenc
ing.
turned
out
United
and
rusbi
i
recently
for
u
l
before
the
,7jI
Timely
Red
ipej
APPLE
SAUCE
CUSTARD
1
cup
cook-.
ursweetenedJ
sauce,
drained,
Va
cup
lemon
Jul;?
1
egg.
sepaMid
1
tablespoon
gunulated
im,.
Baked
pl
-he:;
ifi-te-hi
Blend
t-..hnr
rweetentd
J
de$ed
milk,
.innamcn.
m
irniiiii
i
nil
r
.'An
n
j
.
"
-a
.
en,
lemon
mi.:e
ari
tn
vc!k
pel
into
baked
pic
Eeil.
Cover
1
meringue
ma(;
by
hfalMf
whlte
until
stiff
und
aditog,.!
Bake
in
moc'erate
oven
Uinl
r.i
iu
mmuic
or
untU
brou
(
before
iervlng
.
-
n
W$W&7x
says
"'"pHREE
years
ago
I
was
getting
only
JL
two
months'
work
a
year.
Kept
my
missus
scratching
to
get
us
enough
to
eat
and
a
few
clothes
for
the
kiddies.
But
now
that
I'm
working
steady
our
troubles
are
over.
And
the
way
I
figure
it
we're
helping
a
lot
of
you
other
boys
around
here,
too.
Jack
Mills
works
in
a
shoe
factory
and
we've
bought
new
shoes
for
the
whole
family
in
the
last
two
months.
Dill
Thomas
is
a
cutter;
Henry
Jameson
works
in
a
textile
plant
and
we've
been
able
to
buy
some
badly-nettled
new
clothes.
We've
don
.
a
bit
of
painting
Dick
Morris
works
in
a
paint
factory.
We've
bought
some
new
furniture
for
the
boys'
room
and
it
was
made
by
the
people
Sid
McRae
works
for.
"No
wonder
you
fellows
have
steady
jobs,
too,
because
there
are
33,000
others
at
work
in
the
same
industry
as
myself
and
we
are
all
spending
money
on
the
things
you
other
men
make.
"Or
look
at
it
the
other
way.
I
work
in
an
automobile
plant
and
nine
men
on
this
street
have
bought
new
cars
this
year.
That's
why
I'm
making
steady
money
and
it
has
a
whole
lot
to
do
with
why
you
are,
tool"
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Lmg
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right,
but
h
might
hart
tarried
hit
tont
motion
a
tttp
further.
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fattoritt
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buying
million!
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rate
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and
machinery
each
year
and
that
meant
a
tteady
demand
for
the
product
t
of
Canada'
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farms,
fortstt,
factories
and
mint!.
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growing
htduthiet
art
vital
to
tht
welfare
of
Canada;
a
pertonj
benefit
to
every
Canadian.
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