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ideas
about
anything,
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this
is
true
in
public
life.
The
men
who
are
WITHDRAWAL
FROM
SPAIN
The
British
government
is
making
a
big
effort
to
have
outside
European
powers
withdraw
from
Spain
and
Italy
has
agreed
to
co-operate.
That
is
a
step
in
the
right
direction.
Italy
is
one
of
the
countries
aiding
the
insurgents
without
officially
taking
part
in
the
war.
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"going
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Gibb
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.
w.t.U
tThnc
I
ton
as
hammer
man,
!
bound
to
erd
up
as
"victor.
.02
.25
Friday
,
October
22,
1937.
Warrants
are
out
for
the
arrest
ion
AiwrDG
W1NB0WLS
Electrical
Workers
Score
Clear
Sweep
Victory
Over
Leading
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
poned
until
Sunday
afternoon.
'
.,
EIEC
Watt"
a
"Large"
game
me
uy-
i
ros
would
have
turned
in
U
tne
McRae
boys
could
have
"Dibbed"
in
a
few
Pottlnger
extra
pins
each.
Every
man
tried
Fld,er
'
hard
for
the
1-3
pocket
but
couldn't
Forman
'
seem
to
"Bulger."
What
"Morris"
T()tQl
...
.
J.
Irvine
WORKERS
I
......
,
160
113
99
155
195
755
I
there
to
be
said.
j
IRVING
1
j
The
skipper
of
C.N.
No.
2
wasn't
Rutter
165
:
in
very
good
shape
either.
I
guess
West
93
i
he
had
"Glass"
on
the
stomach!
Franklin
126
i
But
this
team
Is
improving
and
Paul
156
they
"Wanamaker"
felt
that
they'll
Total
03
be
making
it
tough
for
all
comers
N0RTH
star
l
before
long.
Armstrong
133
128
Could
any
oi
you
tngnsnmen
ien
1n
!
me
If
Stamford
was
on
the
Bridge.
Wi'
14g
,
Where
did
Pete
Sunderland?
McLeod
"Z"'Z'!
142
'
.
,
,
,
Handicap
63
l
With
a
"Young"
team,
Biological
.
TotaJ
716
of
the
C.N.
5-Pin
team.
Yes.
they
services
of
its
Inspector,
stole
a
march
on
the
Pioneer
Laun-,
;dry.
The
Ladies'
League
is
going
to
employ
the
foul
line
rule
and
I
Irnnw
thprp
will
hf
a
lot
of
fun
un-
is
nlsn
nirlinrr
the
insnvrrpnts
and
it
is
olaimpd
hv'
thpse
hi
Hipv
ot
nH
tn
that,
biark
line
countries
that
Russia
and
France
are
aiding
the
Spanish
because
at
least
fa
of
the
tadie.
2
160
106
147
167
156
788
2
172
180
135
134
750
2
128
84
126
84
110
63
595
170
114
135
161
103
801
3
143
Station
"Otto"
soon
De
in
ine
run-
The
,eague
standlngs:
nlng,
especially
when
Norman
be-
c
N
R
No
j
g
6
comes
a
"treeman
again.
Printers
,
.'.
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5
5
,.
Rupert
Motors
5
4
i,
They
tell
me
Jack
would
"Rutter"
c
N
R
A
No
2
5
4
bowl
than
work
but,
If
there
is
Gy0
club'
'
4
5
"Tobey"
a
pay
check,
he
had
better
North
star
;
4
5
act
"Lakie"
v;as
on
the
job.
Electrical
Workers
6
6
Biological
Station
2
7
Have
you
noticed
the
lack
of
res-
.pect
that
the
younger
generation
J
shows
to
its
parents.
Take
for
ex
ample
Dave
Houston
ana
ttoy
Franks
both
of
whom
showed
their
dads
up
to
great
disadvantage
In
the
Commercial
game
Thursday
night.
Young
Houston
even
had
lthe
audiclty
to
make
high
average
devoid
oi
any
pretence
of
original
thought
are
often
the
i
or
the
nihl
ones
who
rule
the
world
the
multitude.
When
a
subject
has
been
suggested
and
thoroughly
explored
by
the
advance
guard
of
civilization,
some
man
around
town
who
has
been
elected
to
a
school
board
or
other
public
body
suddenly
realizes
that
the
idea
is
a
good
Kewpie
ray-
sanctum
with
fire
in
his
eye.
"Sloper"
sez
he
"why
haven't
I
had
no
menshun
In
your
kolum?
Ain't
I
bin
shutin'
gude?"
(Smltty
speaks
broken
English
when
perturbed).
1
1
explained
to
the
poor
fellow
that,
,
,
.
.t!
as
city
champ,
his
scores
weren't
so
Maurice
Irving
put
up
some
weak
??ln
5
PIuS
f(V
B,ig
veagUm;!
he
couldh't
ray
"OK")
111
break
in-l
he
had
the
other
night
he
looked
to
me
like
an
"Ace
In
the
hole"
though
really
It
was
a
series
of
bad
"breaks."
a
low
score."
And
by
gosh,
that's
Just
what
he
did
do.
He
submerged
his
soul
In
the
mire
of
128.
Queer
what
some
folks
will
do
to
get
their
names
in
the
paperl
The
management
of
C.N.
team
leading
the
Commercial
League
loyalists.
There
are
also
some
British
soldiers
fighting
in
w
"
w-,
connection
whatever
with
the
c.n.
that
country
including
a
regiment
of
Canadians
who
are
,Sf
L,tnP
team
holding
fifth
positioni
1
1
helping
the
loyalists
defend
their
own
country.
it
has
kept
the
weaker
teams
fairly;
Well.
'pun
my
soul
if
you
haven
t
well
up
in
the
standing.
Annette's
NEW
WAR
IDEAS
top
of
the
heap
with
eight
wins
Wj
a
headache
reading
this
Fve
It
is
difficult
these
days
to
know
when
a
country
is
at
war
and
when
it
is
not.
Officially
Japan'
is
not
yet
at
war
with
China.
Russian
troops
are
said
to
be
aiding
China
,
but
officially
Russia
is
taking
no
part
in
the
conflict.
So
in
Spain
several
countries
are
involved
yet
there
is
no
outside
country
at
war
with
Spain.
A
few
years
ago
if
British
soldiers
or
British
citizens
had
been
killed
or
attacked
there
would
.have
had
to
be
a
quick
apology
or
British
warships
would
heve
been
despatched
to
demand
reparations.
Today
Britain
is
fearful
of
starting
world
war
which
may
have
calamitous
results,
not
only
to
Britain
but
to
every
other
country
involved.
A
world
war
today
may
lead
to
anything
and
probably
it
would
be
fatal
to
our
present
civilization.
nnd
imp
ln
.
u"v-
m
Smithy
came
Vearlng
Into
my
an
aspirin
and
bed.
ALLEY
SLOPER
REUNION
OF
102ND
Affair
Last
Night
in
Kr.c.t
Hotel
Reminiscences
Trrte
Stirring
To
All
r-1
xt'n.l-s-c
inmp
11D
from
I
Keu-pl
Taylor
had
no
license
to
behind
in
the
Commercial
Bowl
First
of
what
t
is.
p
anned
shall
drive
htoSJert
Motor
full
tilt
at
ing
League
last
night
to
score
a'be
armual
reunions
of
InM-the
Canadian!
to
nil
tic:
of
the
J02nd.
Battalion,
cherry
trfee
in
the
Printers'
or-
clean
sweep
three
game
he
d
last
Force
chard
The
wreck
was
towed
in
tory
bver
the
first
place
Canadian
Expeditionary
was
Association
in
the.
Knox
Hotel.
It
was
and
-jacked"
S
r
repairs.
Head
National
Recreation
night
arS
ShU
real
No.
1
team.
High
average
scorer
an
Informal
yet
highly
enjoyable
a
and
taU
tail
ngnis
were
were
given
given
s
weL
irip-triwilioffnir
Int
the
"o
d
boys"
as
but
the
damage
w
nw,
v,
-m
-
.i"..
"
"
-,.f.
ohn;
ttt.pnfv
,n
It
still
OD-
Workers
Wltn
1W.
JNunu
awi-as
u
ic
r
.
.
.
.
...
-
1
rfX
nnJinftrin
llflt
bowled
'"
as
scheduled
ana
piay
oi
all
oemg
present,
u..
(tlmistic
ana
says
,nl-rt7
:"tlnn
nost-
the
twenty-first
anniversary
of
the
I.nM
I
t
il
1
1
1
1
bltt
WiUlUAIWUI
tV""
----
-
5
to
Robert
Edward
Hudson,
who
5
was
present
at
the
reunion,
was
4
also
read.
Another
part
of
the
4
diary
records
the
death
In
action
6
at
Reglna
Trench
of
Lieut.
Adah
2
Carss.
!
Major
C.
V.
Evltt
was
also
one
'of
the
speakers.
Practically
all
I
present
were
heard
in
impromptu
'remarks.
Reminiscences
of
war
in
I
days
were
the
burden
of
the
most
of
the
remarks.
Toasts
included
those
to
the
King,
the
memory
of
Lord
Nelson
land
Trafalgar,
the
102nd.
Battery
anrt
rienartprt
rnmrnrtps
Ihp
l.isl
It
floes
not
Dav
to
be
ahead
of
!lor
ne
should
be
chae
CALGARY,
Oct.
22
Owing
to
mentioned
being
observed
with
the
t
fit
tirftf
f
mp
iflrir
ot
Tiinrte
tho
Kvfottf
frw
tvia
'
one,
seizes
it
as
his
own
and
popularizes
it.
Gradually!
-Macintosh
Red"
is
known
as
a
from
this
point
it
seeps
into
the
consciousness
of
the
mass
very
fine
apple.
Has
that
any
con-of
people.
The
thinkers
are
too
radical
for
the
average
'
nection
with
"Red-
Macintosh
as
new
ideas
must
have
time
to
permeate
the
average
S.P.A.
Inspector
Is
Discontinued
No
Funds
to
Continue
Officer
Calgary,
It
Is
Announced
taking
of
Reglna
Trench
on
oc
tober
21,
1916.
Incidentally
It
was
also
Trafalgar
Day.
D.
C.
Schubert
was
toastmastei
and
one
of
the
principal
speakers
of
he
evening
was
Lieut.
Co.
O.
D.
Johnston
M.
C,
V.
D...
offlcet
commanding,
102nd.
Heavy
Battery,
Northern
British
Columbians
Royal
Canadian
Artillery,
which
156
unit
perpetuates
the
old
lunc
135
Battalion.
Col.
Johnston
spoke
on
167
battery
matters
but
possibly
mos
765
interesting
was
the
reading
by
him
of
excerpts
from
the
official
dian
3
of
the
102nd.
around
the
time
oi
IS1"
Reglna
Trench.
The
record
of
the
12.
capture
of
thetrench
was
succlnct-133
iy
as
follows:
"At
12:06
p.m.
Oc-14
tober
21
C.
and
B.
Companies
j
13S
forming
the
first
wave,
and
D.
62
Company,
forming
the
third
ana
756
'fourth
waves,
the
battalion
took
Reglna
Trench."
The
recommen-6
9
dation
by
Col.
J.
W.
Warden
for
7
the
award
of
the
Military
Medai
the
Society
for
the
customary
silence,
rrevenuon
oi
urueity
to
Animals
William
Murray
was
a
soloist
In
Calgary
has
discontinued
the
and
there
was
community
singine
with
S.
C.
Thomson
presiding
at
the
piano.
The
affair
was
in
full
swing
from
7
p.m.
until
11:30.
The
"originals"
present
were:
D.
C,
Schubert,
Fred
Itardy.
James
Parks,
C.
L.
Youngman,
R.
M
Stewart
(Massett).
W.
E.
bennln?
Ace
Allen,
R.
E.
Hudson,
and
J.
W.
Dunn.
!
The
guests
were
Lieut.
Col.
John-
1
ston.
Major
Evitt.
W.
J.
Raymond
I
S.
C.
Thomson.
3.
3.
Judge.
J.
W
Smith
and
W.
Murray.
I
fl.x,
chapped
skih;
I
m
or
cmn.
Applf
'
II
met
dir.
1
ot
hroM
Da.
I
um
lb
linimsl
hlj
ma4
ml
iwdiluttd.
w
IS
Ne
trouble.
Very
healing
I
Swine
and
Sheep
Prices
Advance
Much
Higher
at
This
Months
me
annum
cin.
.
y
Ky
s,vj
I.
i.
A.
...
V-
,.
orpn
v..
Drougni
an
average
at
in
2
.
i
-
-
wir
k
xiiikw
in
i:a
fart
was
&
inr
o
v-i.
.
-
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"
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-
i
'"iiuinire
tv.
Vnr
Thin
Twelve
1
Ktt'M
nvprinorl
i
...
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Ago
crugea
J5.18
with
price
of
$15.75.
I
CALGARY,
Oct.
22:
Substantial
Try
a
Dally
Newt
want-
"It
it
really
good
form
to
be
n
eating
hot
dogs?"
"Attfolutely
proidel
yo'te
wnoklng
a
Sweet
Cop,
tool"
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CAPORAL
CIGARETTES
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