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pair
PHONE
775
Monday,
October
4,
1937.
THE
OLIVE
BRANCH
Premier
Mussolini
and
Chancellor
Hitler
have
held
out
the
olive
branch
to
Great
Britain
and
France,
following
the
lead
of
Premier
Nevelle
Chamberlain
of
Great
Britain.
They
say
they
will
seek
the
friendship
of
Britain
and
then
of
France.
Britain
is
a
democracy
but
nnr
riifmrmnictiVaih,
i
dined.
She
dislikes
many
of
the
things
for
which
Mus-sihm
and
Hitler
stand
but
she
is
still
close
to
the
people
of
Italy
and
Germany.
Nothing
but
good
can
come
oi
friendship
with
these
countries.
Friendship
is
always
a
guu
iiiucii
oeiier
man
enmity.
France
is
a
country
of
small
landowners
and
is
not
normally
socialistic.
Her
governments
are
usually
social-1st
by
name
but
they
have
shown
little
tendency
to
cam
out
socialist
policies.
Her
next
swing
should,
according
tc
the
natural
order
of
things,
be
to
the
right.
The
recent
speeches
of
the
two
dictators
have
decreased
the
European
tension
and
it
is
hoped
that
all
foui
countries
concerned
will
take
further
steps
to
cement
their
friendship.
Britain
will,
as
the
most
powerful
of
the
quartet,
have
a
restraining
influence
on
the
others
in
helping
to
keep
the
peace.
BETTING
IN
ONTARIO
The
betting
on
the
elections
in
Ontario
seems
to
favoi
the
return
of
Premier
Mitchell
Hepburn
with
a
reduced
majority.
I
he
election
tnVps
rAon
nov
av,i.i..
.1
nobody
can
be
sure
what
will
happen
although
the
odds
just
now
seem
to
be
with
the
Premier.
If
he
wins
it
will
be
a
blow
at
the
C.I.O.
organization
which
seems
to
be
.ncvjicu-
un
me
wane,
feome
people
consider
it
will
be
a
blow
at
Mackenzie
King
but
the
federal
prime
minister
nas
announced
that
he
will
vote
for
Hepburn.
He
could
ndiuiy
ao
otnerwise
Unlessa
he
changes
his
mind
after
he
gets
into
the
polling,
booth.
IN
OTTAWA
THIS
WEEK
Premier
Pattullo
is
to
visit
Ottawa
this
week
for
a
series
pf
conferences
in
which
he
will
discuss
a
number
of
important
matters
with
the
Dominion
government.
Prev-lous
conferences
have
led
up
to
this
one,
possibly
the
most
important
so
far.
It
is
hoped.
that
Prince
Rupert's
mem
'
lJTay
?
Tc.essful
in
straightening
out
some
of
the
LljT
B,ritish
Columbia
a
Positi
"here
she
he
can
can
carry
on
development
at
a
ranid
rate.
MacKENZlE'S
FURNITURE
20
PAIRS
ALL
WOOL
BLANKETS
Qi
A
A
A
White
and
Grey.
From,
per
pair
....
V-IU.UU
PART
WOOL
BLANKETS
5.50
HIGH
WINS
IN
SOCCER
Defeated
Borden
Street
School
by
Score
of
8
to
1
on
Saturday
In
the
Junior
Football
League
fixture
on
Saturday
King
Edward
High
School
proved
much
too
strong
for
the
Borden
Street
School
eleven
and
ran
out
easy
winners
by
eight
goals
to
one.
The
High
School
team
had
al
together
too
much
weight,
skill
and
experience
for
the
elementary
team
but
the
Borden
players
put
up
a
splendid
game
particularly
In
the
nrsi
nau.
Playing
up
hill
and
against
the
sun,
they
held
out
their
opponents
well
and
It
was
some
tune
before
Cameron
opened
the
score.
Later
the
same
player
aaaea
a
second
and
a
third
and
then,
from
a
penalty.
McLeod
gave
aoraen
its
goal
with
a
fine
driv
Bill
added
a
fourth
for
High.
Tneir
efforts
of
the
first
hair
took
a
lot
of
pep
out
of
the
Bnrden
plqyers
and
High
added
further
goais
mrough
Cameron,
Schubert
and
McLean
against
a
tired
team.
The
sporting
spirit
of
both
teams
was
very
gratifying.
When
High
was
awarded
a
penalty
kick,
McLean
merely
pushed
the
ball
towards
Long
who
saved
easily.
At
other
times
the
High
School
play
ers
also
eased
up.
The
lighter
Borden
players
will
do
much
better
with
another
game
or
two.
Long
in
goal
did
Well.
Burns.
O.
Smith,
Roberton,
N.
McLeod
and
Hndekin.
son
were
the
pick.
Nelson,
McLean.
Cameron,
Smith
and
Schubert
best
for
High
School.
Teams:
Borden
Street
School
Tayakawa.
Burns;
o.
Smith.
Rob
erton,
vuckovlch;
Stewart,
B.
McLeod,
N.
McLeod,
Arney.
Hedekin-
son.
King
Edward
High
Schooi-Mah;
Nelson,
Keays;
Judge,
McLean,
Bus-sey,
Fong,
Bill,
Cameron,
Smith
Schubert.
BUI
Murray
refereed
the
game
and
gave
splendid
satisfaction.
He
refereed
very
fairly
and
also
showed
the
boys
much.
The
standing
to
date:
W
D
L
F
A
Pts
Boih
1
0
0
2
1
2
HJ8h
1
0
0
8
1
2
Borden
0,
0
2
2
10
0
f'Hiior
Football
Oct,
9
Booth
Memorial
School
vs.
King
Edward
High
School.
Don
Budge
And
Bobby
Riggs
In
Tennis
Finals
BERKELEY.
CaL
Oct.
A
:Un
Budge
of
California,
world's
singles
.tennis
chamnion.
nn.l
SPORT
SUNDAY'S
GAMES
National
Leaque
Cincinnati,
3-0;
Pittsburg.
4-4.
Philadelphia,
0;
Boston,
0.
St.
Louis,
4;
Chicago,
C.
New
York,
4;
Brooklyn,
1.
American
League
Chicago,
2-1
;
St.
Louis,
0-2.
Boston,
1;
New
York,
G.
Washington.
4-1:
Philadelnhin.
"
5-3.
Cleveland,
Q;;
Detroit,
1,
SATURDAY'S
GAMES
National
Leaque
New
York,
10;
Brooklyn,
2.
Phialdelphla,
1;
Boston,
7.
St.
Louis,
1;
Chicago,
15.
Cincinnati.
3:
Pfttshnr
a
eleven
innings.
American
League
Washington.
3-fc
PhlladpinM.i
10-C
(second
game
calle'd
in
fifth
on
account
of
darkness,.
Cleveland.
12;
Detroit,
5,
Boston,
3;
New
York,
11.
Chicago,
8;
St.
Louis,
2.
Baseball
Standings
FINAL
FOR
SEASON
National
League
New
York
95
57
Chicago
93
CI
Pitlsburg
3fi
'
68,'
St.
Louis
..
.
80
73
Boston
.'
.
.79
73
Brooklyn
r,2
91
Philadelphia
.
..."
...r.1
02
Cincinnati
.iM
97
American
League
York
...102
C3
young
Bobby
Riggg
are
to
meet
Detroit
rs
wu-jr
m
tne
nnms
lor
the
raciflc
.Chicago
BC
Coast
net
title
here.
Budge
won
Cleveland
.
"
83
in
one
semi-final
Saturday
and
Boston
...
80
Biggs
beat
Baron
von
Cramm
of
Washington
73
Germany
in
the
other
Sunday
.6-2,
Philadelphia
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72
72
80
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47:107
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.405
.399
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wjin
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MOlTiSOn
huso.
lna,l,1
Moose
l
W.
Gray
145
Sonny
Stiles
....
168
Joe
Jack
115
'Nels
Gunderson
230
.
M.
Assemlssen
165
Total
823
Royal
Hotel
1
A.
Donald
142
J.
Comadlna
....
148
C.
Zarelli
158
W.
Shrlaberg
.148
E.
Smith
.!
171
.300
Total
767
j
1
35
Taxi
1
.058
D.
Gurvich
142
.572
N.
Klnslor
162
.558
Stevavlg
139
.535
J.
Ciccone
209
(
.520
Ross
Mazzie
....
.478
O.
Taylor
.304
Low
Score
142
.305
Total
n
794
I
1
2
3
1,18
200
217
177
172
134
G.
Taylor
167
173
190
F.
Davles
103
186
219
M.
Irving
170
246
240
2
144
142
138
144
161
729
2
151
165
130
183
121
750
2
125
175
136
202
179
817
2
172
150
122
141
110
e95
to
beinaunctd
,n
WhcIhJ,e
et
the
lantl
record,
is
.seen
&l
Up,
prior
'
circle.
LAST
GAMES
Old
Empress
Wins
ARE
PLAYED
Over
Railwaymen
Jo.
DIMa.,10
nil,
Horn,
K
lor
'"'iT?
"",'.!'
'I!
IT"
Second
Time
with
Bases
Loaded
'
j
j
In
a
Five
Pin
Bowling
League
fix
NEW
YORK,
Olt.
4;
(CP)
ture
postponed
from
Friday
night.
Final
scheduled
Bit?
League
old
Empress
yesterday
scored
a
Karnes
of
the
Reason
were
played
clean
sweep
victory
of
three
games
yesterday
and
the
stage
is
now
to
nl1
over
Canadian
National
Recast
VU'A
'
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tpfltinn
&tcruhllnn
mil
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Lite
mwuu
utri
iris
ujii:iiiiik
ljlii
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on
Wednesday
between
New
York
'
DerB
of
OW
Empress
was
high
aver-
I
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i
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.
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noa
tiu,a.
H.III.
A40
viiaui.i,
winners
ui
me
national
mui
league
pennant,
and
N'ew
York
old
Empress
12
3
Yankees
of
the
American
League.
N-
Gunderson
235
247
202
Roth
the
Giants
and
the
Yanks
E.
Santurbane
147
212
246
won
their
final
games
yesterday,
J-
West
189
194
15C
the
former
downing
the
Dodgers
J-
Ciccone
231
177
194
at
llrooklvn
wMlo
JKa
lno
W.
ShHarhprw
917
til
nnft
j
niv
luiicj
null
--
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W
,
lilia
over
the
Boston
ifed
Sox
at
lhe,Tolal
1039
1102
1007
imiKee
ciauium.
Kor
the
second
time
this
year
Joe
DiMninrir
Tot.
684
605
539
602
718
Tot.
615
Total
815
987
1000
,,rer8'
SCHEDULE
TRUNDLERS
Capt.
Walters
START
0UTiWantsToRace
City
League
Opens
With
Moose
and
Royal
Hotel
Winning
Their
Games
The
City
h"!.
Bowling
.lr"e
League
swung
nu
wnne
Royal
Hotel
won
two
baud
A.
Comadria
P.
Mcintosh
S.
Joy
R.
Bury
Total
155
147
148
172
718
3
Tot.
134
374
170
467
1C8
453
148
440
150
483
770
2217
8
Tot.
122
418
130
123
214
107
3
165
186
123
161
134
453
417
564
517
Tot.
479
Points
Out,
However,
That
Some
.Money
Would
be
Required
for
Schooner
Contest
LUNENBURG,
Nova
Scotia,
Oct.
In
International
fishlns
BUILDING
4
n
a
.
a
.
....
.
IS
AHEAD
Although
Not
Spectacular,
Value
This
Year
More
Than
Double
Last
101
w
Building
permits
in
the
city
of
isa
404
Prince
Rupert
for
the
present
year
146
559
to
date
have
reached
a
total
of
184
470
$26,144
as
comnnrpH
with
ii
non
in
With
eight
i.ounty
Court
monthly
He
K.
Fishe-
h
:t1f"as
follows!
.
-
w.vvu
the
same
period
last
vear
September
permits
were
as
follows:
M.
M,
Stephens,
foundation
re-
799
2383
pa,rs'
uth
Avenue
West,
$175.
jonn
currle
&
Son,
shelirish
cannery
on
waterfront,
$3000,
Dybhavn
it
Hansn.
foundation
498
repairs
to
Metropole
Building,
$100,
387
Mrs,
R,
L,
McLennan,
repairs
to
511
fire
damage,
$15000.
110
D.
Slcuro,
Fulton
Street,
shlngl-134
lng
and
repairs,
$70.
1
E
E-
Yager,
Borden
Street,
2281
dltlon
to
residence,
$50,
nn
L
tn
n
I
1
IS
was
in
.
'i
n
iiiiiriiino
a
.
hearing
urn,
for
two
oaie-,
tin.,
r(
bJvJ
v
'
defs
for
judgment
were
two.
one
wan
-V,,.
and
three
we
e
adjourned
,
November
court
An
order
of!
Pjnva'
w
made
in
,
--
II
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far
lhf
inr,
i
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t
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n,..
luoimiii,
rainicrp
p
ui
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v"
"nsHir,t
was
struck
off
PWl'
.
John
(ieddes
vs.
Jnlin
i
t..
fendant.
October
n
!
Fay
S.
Short
vs.
Karl
Oikru
;4405.
I'atmore
i
Fulto
Plaintiff.
Brown
&
lhrve;
k
.ueiennani,
next
cou.t
Columbia
Development
Ca
n
Isaac
.Matthews
tt
,
J2j,0fJ
i
unnore
ot
runon
for
Mtm
lurown
&
naney
for
defe-.d
court.
Lyall
Mcleod
vs.
Awl
fil
I
OK
Kl
IWI
S
f,W
Me!MB
fiS
&
II
UhS
Tinte-Table
Tor
First
Qnarter
Ladies'
League
Announced
tiff,
Brown
&
Harver
fcr
Jeri
lenx,
next
court
-
t
.November
2
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vs.
V
w
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c
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Annettes;
Our
Gang
vs.
Knox!
.
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.
.
T
Hotel;
Big
Sisters
vs.
Grottettes;,
al
"e5eall"
f
.aUon
RU
Bangers
vs.
Bluebirds.
Ration
during
recent
U
.....
TViAtA
Wit.
UjkH
b
1frinrr
Ft
Si.ters;
Telephone
Gi.ls
vs.
Ran-i
f,0'"
ln,
and
a
nmim
'
he
"8htJn
'slem
weUuCt!
Our
"
gers;
Gang
vs.
Annettes:
ii.
i
i
mnrnvomfnti
fivpral
nfW
mfr
,rwnux
iioiei
vs.
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j
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w
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to
the
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vs.
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k'nnr
ttn..i
...I'hcwn,
.
Present
members
art
u
.;",Annettes
Teleiihone
Telephone
"filrU
Girls
va.!:t5n
le
their
skill
TO
Bluebirds;
Big
Sisters
vs.
Ban-
J;
opening
will
take
place
at
the
esi
of
the
week,
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
-
--
.
HUXII
IV.lIJIlUHl
VS.
II.
S.
ftygl
and
P.
Arnold.
$72.50.
R
(Harvey
for
plaintiff,
Patmar
l
The
first
uuarter
of
th
Indies
!f,u.,ton
fo.r
MtniatA,
JjJjaD
t.
i.
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iirder
made.
iuwiiiik
league
Ptnrtiuic
in
nu-
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nounced
as
follows:
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et'r
MfMchull
C.
1
nj
Ort.tlmr
iAnnet.P.
v,.
Rln,..!?"0
Arno'.
BrOT
1
Sisters
Our
ang'"2'
r
fyntiff
Pktc
birds;
Bl,f
vs.
for
.fulton
r...n.,:M
u-
ii.i.
n.,,
defendant,
oiah
,
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r'i
Judgment
made,
n
i
u
i
antetten
vs.
Telephone
Girls.
October
12
Knox
Hotel
vs.!nri
jn
Telephone
Girls;
Rangers
v.;llli6
KailPe
Merchantettes;
Bluebirds
vs.
Our
3
Gang;
Annettes
vs.
Big
Sisters,
I
ImnfnVPfllPIlf
October
19
RangeiH
vs.
Our
CIU
Ganif:
Annettes
vs.
TelenhoiiM'
-
Girls;
.Merchnntettes
vs.
Big
Si-j
Canadinn
National
Kmntinfc
ters;
Bluebirds
vs.
Knox
Hotel.
sociatlon
Club
Plans
Actiw
October
2G
Big
Sisters
vs.j
Season
Knov
Hotfl
lpn
h;intpttti
vh.i
ftlupIiiriU:
Annptt,
v.
Ran.,,ra.!
In
preparation
for
an
k
ti...,i
.i.
i
winter
season.
conaceraDit
a
.
ciciinuiic
itiii.i
va,
uur
vtuilK.
I
,
w
This
week
there
will
b
1
schedule
of
W
change
in
the
Union
steame
Cardena
wh
she
will
leave
VaiU'ouvef
it
p.m.
Tuesdays
instead
of
8
P
i;
!WUnB'4:
.CP)-Capt.
Angus
Walters
snv,
,el.,
,h
Friday
afteits
avuun
jcaiciuay
wnn
AlOOSe
.1
1
u
,j
,,,
.
"
,
k.m
rfpfMtin,,
n.t
4i
at
he
would
like
to
again
meet
or
evenlnir
and
sailing
from
W"
ii
r......
......
8
the
Gloucester
Gloucester
boat
boat
nertrndo
Gertrude
Y.
L,
fn
noili
ni
)
ii.m.
(nftead
10:.in
on
n
hit
sent
mis
tunica
iu
uuc
uver
inree
tive
t.ivi
.
.
-
0
"
"
1
..
Bill
Schrlaberg,
Royal
Hotel
with
scnoon,er
races
DUt
Vinis
out
that
bring
the
vessel
into
an:u
-188,
had
the
high
average
score
of
SOm"
nnanclal
assistance
would
be'nhout
midnight
Sundaya.
ff
the
evening.
Grotto
l
F.
Zuman
on
required.
liilet
Points
are
being
added
the
Cardena's
northbound
pow
of
calL
Union
steamer
Catala,
Capt
Jnmes
Findlay.
arrived
in
Pf
ui
-
from
w
8.':)0
last
evening
p6t)th
and
sailed
an
hour
r
Ute
trtr
Stewart.
Anyox
other
northern
points
whence
i
will
return
here
Tuesday
eP
noon
snuthbotind.
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tlliMllll
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ff
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a.
1
steamer-
ivorm
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,
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frOIB
u"i
fn
nort
775
2384
the
corresponding
period
last
year
S,!.1
1
3
Tt.
I'-rmitE
r
this
September
am-
'uu,Ui
'
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"
arrived
165
432
"u"u
l"
W"B
"
gainst
i3uo
mi,-.,J.."nn.
hlknn
1
no
ervtA
mac
nJ
t.A
I
-'ltl
niiv
nnuii
iit
charging
fish
Ii
1
for
or
Last
over
RalhYpys.
The
afier
di;
trim.-"-"'!--
.
Canadian
Na'
vessel
brougnt
'
two
carloads
of
tierced
miw
a.I
n...l
..ni-M.nl
of
rnltea
cu
trail
illll
'iic
v-..-"
fresh
and
frozen
I'M.
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ALLEY
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of
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