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Tuesday,
.October
19,
1&37.
QUESTION
OPlMPOtltAWOK
i
In
some
matters
Great
Britain
is
very
sldw
and
certainly
behind
the
times,
in
his
address
heYe
last
week
Tom
Waylmg
remarked
he
did
not
like
the
'liritiah
method
01
procedure.
He
did
not
elaborate
on
the
subject
but
the
idea
behind
it.
was
something
like
this:
When
the
country
is
called
upon
to
take
action
on
any
important
question
the
man
who
leads
is
the
Prime
Minister.
He
is
the
real
ruler
of
the
country
because,
under
the
constitution,
the
Ring
acts
on
his
advice.
Then
when
it
came
to
crowning
the
King
the
Premiers
were
relegated
to
the
background
and
the
socialites
were
introduced
and
given
positions
of
honor.
The
social
nobodies
were
supposed
tobe
nobles
whereas
the
Prime
Ministers
of
the
various
nations
of
the
commonwealth
were
simply
commoners.
This
matter
of
precedence
is
not
Very
important
except
that
it
is
likely
to
cause
irritation
and
it
plays
into
the
hands
of
those
who
like
to
see
the
whole
kingly
fabric
destroyed,
it
seems
to
us
that
the
time
has
come
for
the
King
and
members
of
the
British
aristocracy
to
'realize
that
tile
representative
of
the
people
is
next
to
the
King
the
most
important
person
in
the
country
and
should
be
recognized
as
slich.
We
certainly
object
to
the
Lord
of
the
Bedchamber
or
some
other
person
with
nothing
but
a
social
standing
taking
precedence
of
Prime
Minister
Mackenzie
King.
If
we
are
to
have
under
our
recently
revised
constitution
that
the
equality
which
has
been
so
much
discussed,
it
should
be
shown
at
the
crowning
of
the
King.
If
this
is
important
for
the
Canadian
Prime
Minister,
it
is
even
more
important
for
the
Prime
Minister
of
England.
The
probability
is
that
the
change
has
not
been
made
because
the
people
Of
the
Old
Country
are
used
'to
that
sort
of
thing.
The
really
important
people
do
not
mind
being
shoved
aside
on
state
occasions
for
others
of
less
importance.
A
STATED
CASE
Take
the
case
of
young
Mr.
Anthony
Eden.
It
'de-'
volves
upon
him
to
undertake
all
important
moves
in
con-'
nefctibn
with
foreign
countries.
Next
to
the
British
Prime
Minister
he
is
the
most
important
person
in
the
British'
Empire.
Yet,
at
the
coronation,
he
was
relegated
to;a'
minor
position
behind
these
who
were
decorated
with
gold
braid
and
other
gewgaws.
Even
ttight
Hon.
Neville'
Chamberlain
was
kept
well
in
the
background.
j
If
any
of
these
people
visited
Canada
they
would
be''
given
their
true
position
and
would
be
so
acclaimed
bv'
it'
1
L
BOWLING
RESULTS
North
Star
and
CN.KjV.
No.
1
Score
Clean
Sweep
Victories
in
Commercial
League
North
Star
and
Canadian
Nation
al
Recreation
Association
No.
i
scored
clean
sweep
victories
in
the
Commercial
Bowling
League
last,
night,
the
former
defeating
Electrical
Workers
three
games
to
oil
ahd
the
latter
winning
over
Biological
Station
by
a
similar
margin.
High
average
scorer
was
Jack
Armstrong
of
North
Star
with
179
.
Electrical
Workers
12
3
.Little
.....
138
123
149
McRae
135
129
116
Pottlnger
146
106
105
McAuley
62
Forman
126
140
121
Fidler
164
155
Handicap
70
45
45
Total
697
707
691
!
North
Star
1
J.
Armstrong
165
J.
Irvine
146
McMeekln
104
R.
Armstrong
144
McLedd
160
Handicap
73
10
for
10ji
25
for
25!
SO
for
50j
2
186
122
121
130
137
73
PLAIN
OR
CORK
TIP
3
186
133
ioe
158
118
73
(Total
..
'792
7C9
774
I
C.N.K.A.
No.
1
1
2
3
i
Irving
168
171
179
Rutter
130
129
153
West
152
176
154
I
Franklin
132
112
137
,J.
Paul
123
148
143
Handicap
32
32
32
Total
737
768
798
Bio.
Station
1
Cade
129
Cook
75
'
Stamford
141
Sunderland
103
Sutton
':
H4
00
1
Handicap
97
.12
2
145
131
125
117
115
97
3
117
98
135
162
144
97
Total
629
730
753
Commercial
League
Printers
C.N.R.A.
No.
W
L
Pts
7
2
7
6
3
6
THE
DAILY
NEWS
STAN
WELL
Canaaian
Boxer
c
a
Ticcicn
Defeats
Dutch
No
Doubt
Aboiit
It,
Best
Team
Won
World
Series,
Declares
Local
Baseball
Sage
"Well,
the
series
is
over."
writes
Stan
Moiin,
Prince
Rupert's
base-,
ball
sage,
from
New
York.
The
card
to
the
sports
editor
of
the
Daily
News
was
written
Just
after
the
final
game
last
Sunday.
'
"The
.best
team
by
far
won,''
says
Stan.
"The
Yanks
are
a
real
ball
team.
They
have
not
a
weak
spot
on
the
team."
Stan
left
New
York
a
week
age
Sunday
night
for
Detroit
where
he
'was
to
pick
up
a
car
and
rnotot
west
by
way
of
Los
Angeles
in
company
with
Lawrence
Kubley
of
Ketchikan.
He
is
due
homt
about
the
end
of
this
month.
HOCKEY
IN
NORTHWEST
Vancouver,
Portland
ahd
Seattle
Circuit
to
be
Operated
Again
This
Winter
SEATTLE.
Oct.
19:
(CP)
There
will
be
professional
hockey
again
In
the
Pacific
Northwest
this
winter,
It
was
definitely
announced
here
yesterday
following
a
conference
In
Which
Vancouver,
Portland
and
Seattle
we're
represented.
Rupert
Motors
5
C.N.R.A.
No.
2
5
Gyro
Club
4
North
Star
4
Electrical
Wo'rkers
3
Biological
Station
2
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchange
Block
rifONE,
658
Technical
Knock'out
for
Al
Del-uney
In
Seventh
'Hound
fU
London
LONDON,
Oct.
19:
(CP)--Al
De-laney
of
Canada,
178
poiinds,
scored
a
technical
knockout
in
the
sev
5nth
of
a
scheduled
ten
round'
bout
here
last
night
over
Harry..
Stoil,
198-pound
heavy
weight
champion
of
Holland.
Windsor
Invited
To
Grid
Dinner
Will
Duchess
Also
be
Entertained
Hy
Mrs.
Frankllh
D.
UooseVelt?
WASHINQTON.
D.
C,
Oct.
19:
The
Duke
of
Windsor
has
been
Invited
to
the
annual
gridiron
dinner
here.
Usually,
the
wives
of
the
guests
at
the
gridiron
dinner
are
the
guests
of
Mrs.
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
at
the
White
House.
CFPR
Programs
MONDAY
'IM.
6:15
Request
Program.
6:30
Dally
News
Broadcast.
6:45
Hawaiian
Melodies.
7:00
Paper
Moon.
7:15
Cecil
and
Sally.
TUESDAY
A.M.
11:15
Message
Period.
11:30
Weather
Forecast.
12:20
Stock
Report
12:30
Dally
News
Broadcast."
1
12:40
Monitor
Visws
the
News.
12:45
Eb
and
Zeb.
SNOWING
AT
BURNS
LAKE
Ualn
at
Other
1'oints
with
Temper
atures
Generally
Falling
in
Northern
District
It
was
snowing
at
Burns
Lake
this
morning,
according
to
the
dally
weather
report
of
the
Government
Telegraphs,
arid
the
thermometei
wai:
at
freezing
point..
There
has
been
as
milch
as
a
foot
of
snow
In
the
Omineca
mining
district.
At
Hafcelton.
smtthers
and
Terrace
it
wa&
raining.
There
are
lower
tern
ceratures
throughout
the
district
Today's
weather
report;
,
Terrace
iieavy
raiivcaim,
vem
'
perature,
39.
'
Alyansh
Rain,
calm,
42.
Alice
Arm
Rain,
calm,
44.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
41.
'
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
41.,
Hazelton
Rain,
calm,
40.
Smlthers
Rain,
calm,
38.
Burns
Lake
SnOwlng,
calm,
32.
Prince
George
Raining,
south
east
wind,
four
miles
per
hour;
bar
ometer.
29.90
Vancouver
Cloudy,
easieffy
wind,
four
miles
per
hour:
barome
ter,
30.14.
Victoria
Fair,
easterly
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.14.
Eitevah
Raining,
southeasterly
wind,
22
miles
per
hour;
barometer
30.00,
Bull
Harbor
Heavy
rain,
south
east
wind;
Mx
miles
per
hour;
bar
ometer.
29.52:
temperature
50:
sea
'
rough.
I
Alert
Biy
Overcast,
southeast
Wind;
barometer,
29
82;
tempera
ture
43;
Sea
rough.
Dead
Tree
Point
Raining,
fresh
northeast
wind;
barometer,
29.48;
temperature.
45;
light
"swell.
ti
Langara
Island
Raining,
north-v
east
wind,
18
miles
per
hour!
barometer,
29.56;
temperature,
45;
sea
choppy.
It
Alt
SILVER
NEW
YOUK:
(CP)
Bar
sil
Man
in
the
Moo
Oooddayl
If
nice
t
price
more
and
ten
,.
r
world
Is.
still
re0iv;
n
plte
of
the
Bpttfi
hundreds
of
Other
.
crt.
1
'
.u.
4
which
we
have
,..,
Everyday
thatlhe
earth
w
an
us
axis
that
is
anfittw
aasseriiJ...,
cn
When
:)ho
ru
...
.
,....,,
UIal!
....
crisis
nasff
iunA
,i,
5
(
niiVU
m
H,
I
ends
and.it
Is
found
that
mosYa
When
the
pulp"
mill-Ustarw.,,
4ther
crisis:
will
have
been
beglln
and,
once
the
workmen
commenfc
hammering
stohe
for
the
basemen,
10
U
MTUn
T
.
.
we
snail
reel
that
1
iiiunuge
10
save
ennn.li
money
to
buy
a
new
hat
a
real
J
gooanesr
-crisis
will
be
oter,
1
nlmnti.
.U..
.1
.
t
mnuYa
uiv
me
Kreai
mm
When
I
see
their
pictures
In
tb
paperf
tney
do
not
look
36
-great.
Take
Mr.
Premier
Heburn.
He'i
not'thb
kind
I
would
vote
for,
Ju'dj-Ing
frbm-hls
pictures
In
the
papers.
Yet
ne
was
elected
In
uplte
ottl
C.I.O.
and
the
local
C.CP
club.
By
the
by,
where
Is
the
Ontario
C.C.F.?
Hollywood
Is
getting
ready
to
receive
the
Dook.
Possibly
he
plara
to
.
make
a
career
for
himself
is
the
pictures.
John
Davey
was
asked
to
solve
1
'.
problem.
It
was
how
much
1
fish-
Triple
Island
Showery,
southerly
erman
wouid
oet
for
a
catch
of
wind,
22
miles
per
hour;
sea
choppy,
salmon
and
halibut
at
fifteen
cenU
and
ten
cents
if
one
third
of
the
catch
was
salmon
and
the
halibut
amounted,
to
1742
poundi
John
reply
was
that
he
could
easily
work
ver
was
unchanged
at
4iAc
pr
It
If
It
was
all
halibut
but
he
never
fine
ounce
on
the
New
York
met
al
market
today,
Wttj
the
mildness,
quality
and
purity
of
the
contents
Player's
JM
HBP'T?1'
'MiMs
was
yot
young
as
a
name
when
the
"Old
Contemptibles"
VjH
yISSISMK
went
ut
t0
Fran,-
but
even
then
it
was
the
largest
j
WmMwML
?i"SiH
filing
cigarette
in
England
1
Player's
"Mild"
have
those
kM
M$KrH
"ante
qualities,
are
made
in
the
same
traditional
English
jCfli
H
'
wayand
are
now
offered
at
popular
prices,
in
a
smart
A
BkIV
new
package.
XJ
m.
Livi
W
Cork
tips
for
those
who
prefer
them
plain
ends
for
"
.iV
A
V
those
who
like
cigarettes
plain
but
good.
'Tf
-
V
'
"Mild
NAVY
CUT
CIGARETTES
had
anything
to
do
lthbijnt
I
salmon.
There
Is
a
rumor
that
(m
Bryant
once
vrent
to
KhUA
1
fish.
Ort
hi?
return
he
was
ii
'
how
many
he
taught
He
repM
that
the
fish
were
too
small
i
bother
Willi
50
he
got
a
couple
i
the
boys
to
help
him
heave
thti
back
Into
the
water
DENSE
FOG
IN
LONDON
Four
Deaths
are
Attributed
lb
Traffic
ArchleiiM
in
Melforolorkal
l
lirahkrt
'LONDON.Oct
19:
(Cfl-A
densf
blaiik
rofe
which
has
blanketed
W
British
'Isles
li
held
responsible
ftr
robr"
tleathS
and
forty
Injuries
I
traffic
accident
Trlrice
Rupert
Electric
Steam
Massage
Treatment
For
liheumatism,
Tuberculosis
Lumbago
ond
Dyspep'11
1'hone
281
K.
HaTakair
New
Koyal
Hotel
ll
Krtsh
Local
Kav
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
ri!ONE-fi57
the
Central
Hotel
HOOMS
awd
cafjj
fhone
Si
'for
Beit
Household
coal
IIIS.
C.
E.
BtACK
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
j.
Zarelli,
PropH'to
"A
1IOME
hViKi
FROM
HOME"
Rte
f
Ml
o
30
Rooms
Hot
&
Crid
wr
Prince
Hujxrt,
00.