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itonday,
October
31,
1938
lziorr,"
soft-spoken
Dutch
remarked.
"
"
fif!4T
nl
aha
J
lUt
A
.
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3.
OP
9.0P
.02
.25
I
Dutch
HUler
is
heading
for
his
first
full
season
in
the
National.
riocKey
League
but
the
chunky
year-old
Kitchener,
Ontario,
boy
doesn't
show
the
enthusiasm
one
5.C0j
would
expect.
"The
noveltys
worn:
5ATJJRPAY
i
a
ptuvcu
tmrueeii
Earaes
in
mc-
n
i
t
.
I
-
V
T
T
AUmn
i
1111.
C?.K.
t
National
Hockey
League
last
sea-.
Z"
r
T
"
son
and
am
eettlne
used
to
It"
"
,
'
In
the
second
round
of
the
Min
HUler
with
xt
New
t,
York
Rangers.
Booth
Memorial
High
School
replace
Bobby
Kirk
at
left
ftnusi.
tth-n
VlV.
!
wing
beside
Phil
Watson
and
Bri-
day
BetafioT3sVdefeated
Alpha
auu
neiau
on
one
oi
me
itang.ers-
House
in
the
Junior
game
by
c
forward
lines.
Kirk
has
been
rele-
scm-P
nf
ta-n
tr
nil
in
gated
to
Philadelphia
Rambler?
of
gbme
Alpha
beat
Beta
by
"five
to
'
iiiiiawuuai
-
a
ill
C
1
1
L
d
11
rtll
Hnth
rrn
m
nrA
nln..AJ
.H
rrninn
iirirnir
n'
League,
a
Ranger
farm
team.
teSU
?e
usiness
recessio
the
United
?
'
the
market
for
Canadian
goods
in
that
country
fell
off
trempnrlmiclir
o,i
ft,;
u.
L0.unyyi
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f
Anr
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TiTT
IHTLT
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Monday,
q.
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Post
Office
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D
,
f.sIf.
A,be
BaUey
did
not
lose
any
of
his
enthusiasm
for
living
when
It
was
necessary
to
amputate
both
his
legs
because
of
plebitls
tinflamatlon.
of
the
legsi
and
for
the
103rd
time
made
the
6
000-mile
Innn
1
to
End-
W11
mln
to
see
his
horse.
Golden
Sovereign.
Tit
vij
i
n
y'
an.uhe
made
the
trl?
agaln?1
hIs
Physician's
oers.
He
lost
both
legs
within
the
past
year,
five
months
apart,
from
recurring;,
attacks
of
the
disease.
I'
i
SPORT
CHAT
in
Winnipeg
and
Amerks'
roscsslon
but.
after
a
fine
run"
Tommy
Anderson
started
throwing
lost
to
McKeown.
Gurvich
gave
ne
nd
ot
a
rugged
Holkestad
u,
L-fe
a
good
chance
but
Pet-battle
whichfthe
Rangers
won
.2-1
ersen
stopped
his
shot
-
Holkestacl
afer
10
minutes-
overtime.
again
got
Possession
and.
In
QN
scrimmage
scored
for
Beta.
Short
ly
afterwards,
SimUndsen.
with
a
fine
shot,
added
a
second
goal
for
Beta.
No
further
scoring
took
place
and
the
best
contested
game
of
the
league
ended
In
Beta's
favor
by
a
score
of
two
to
nil
Rain
Marred
Senior
The
senior
game
was
marred
orr.ewhat
by
heavy
rain
but,
in
suite
of
this
drawback,
both
team?
fought
hard
to
gain
the
coveted
points
for
their
houses.
Alpha
was
the
strnneer
ham
an
"u
its
victory
over
the
Beta
House.
Scorers
for
Alpha,
were
Bill,
2;
Nelson.
X
Junior
teams
were:
Alpha
Petersen:
Holtby.
Dawes:
Saturday
at
the;
Acropolis
Hill.
iEy
Lee.
CIccone:
King.
Postuk!
The
ffr$of,thun:
game,"'?-
A.
McLeod.
Wong.
Short
of
stature
but
solidly,
was
clecidealy
in
favqrpf
Alpha
'
Beta
Pierce:
Bird.
Perklnsr'
built,
Hiller
Is
the
first
member
of
House
but
the
Beta
defence
was
I
McKwn.
Gurvlch,
Halde;
J.
Mc-
tne
New
York
Raneers
famed
too
stmns
to
hp
npnptmtprt
hv
tHniLeod.
O'Neill.
5imiinrtspn
trMij
the
tne
slip-ht
slicrht
rprpscinn
recession
i
in
thio
!,:
f
iThree-R
system
New
York
Rover3
rather
lieht
AlDhk
forwards
wn-Pd,
months
of
this
Year
thP
pnmmnri
??ie
nZ?
f
.
rlne
of
the
Eastern
Unlted
StatS
araa'
away
on
a'Wce'nin
and
cent-!
J-
B.
Wilkinson
and
C.
Hayward
ited
StatP5
(-a
of,Vr
V
oin
nAi:-
u
LU
10,3
Un-;ur
league,
Kammers
ana
Ran-;rea
weil
but
Bird
and
pjrkins
'ereea
the
Junior
game
and
W.
qimiMni
m
fW
i!
S
?219000000
Whereas
in
the
ers-ver
to
make
the
Jump
from
stopped
all
attacks.
Long
stopped
w-
c-
ONelll
the
senior
'game";
on
nLntn?
0f
tne
Previous
year
the
total
value
wa5Rovers
10
Raneers
without
some
Simundsen
and
cleared
after
Bird1
Linesmen
were
N.
'Pavllkls
and
569,000,000.
Whiskey
alone
Was
resoonsible
fnr
n
H,nn!prcfesslonaI
experience
in
Phila-
had
placed
the
ball
right
at
the;AIe
Bill.
'
Of
between
six
nnH
covo
jit
,
urup
delphia.
Manager
Lester
Patrick
Alpha
goal.
Holtby
and
Dawes
had'
The
xtanriftifra
ar
n
frtiinn
UJ
-ul...
7
UUliars
SOItWOOd
Um-
of
Ranirer
hrnucrht.
him
trnm
hard
trnrtr
"
lions
nPn,iJ
"I1"1?"5'
AVQd
PUlP
m0re
tha
ten
mil-
Rovers
late
1"
K
McLeod
Tnd
pTe
Pok
and
iionb,
new
sprint
about
seventeen
millions
-and
asbestos
aicllcked
mediately
In
the
majors
King
were
again
almost
through
million
dollars.
'Dutch
was
leading
scorer
in
the
but
Perkins
cleared
and
gave
Nobody
seems
to
know
anything
about
what
nric
Eastern
USl
circult
before
he
was
Pierce
a
chance
to
Petersen
re
affected
bv
the
orODOed
nw
JvSp
de
ai
5
Promoted.
He
spent
the
1936-37
with
a
hard
shot
which
was
devoid
ohP
S
nalii,.,Vln.1
i
ageement.
The;season
in
England.
erly
saved.
The
Alpha
goalie
did
tZVZ
British
Columbia
we
to
stop
several
had
drives'.
w,
it
b
,
lxuIJrt
UlSiriCt.
During
the
n
ne
i
"as
plenty
scarce
when
Lester
especially
throne
from
Slmund
montns
we
exported
to
United
.States
about
eieht
.mil-tflr5t
moved
me
"P
to
the
Rangers
en
Wch
struck
Yhe
upright
and
uon
aonars.
worth
of
wood
for
puln
nurnoses
whirr,
last
season
an4
1
got
a
eal
hriU
wa.
throuSh-
Long.
ats
1
wnicn
k
IS
.
u
V
lJU1lJweb,
....
centre-half,
about
abnnf
fVio
the
cn
fnr
n.1
fhp
nilf
c,,.
.,,.
,.'
was
well
stmnnrtPd
hvi
same
as
cnmQ
.
t.
,
V
luu
ui
me
nroirinne1
Vfl.
year.
al.
Objection
has
been
takpn
fn
fin'e
avnn
t
previous',
i
iV"'uuo
1
.i.'
;
.
..
n.
ni.
M.
...
.
.
.
few
eames.
thouEh.
the
noveitv
.r,.,ne-
ine
nrsl
"
obstructing
Constable
T.
terials
but
the
cuttiner
of
nulnwonrl
fnr
PvLvt
ca.
L
eems
10
wear
off
and
yu
reallze
score
cJrifr
V
m-m
tcv
uiuuaiat-
"
aiuunu
use
me
juniors,
mey
sing
tne
government
j.
he
refused
-rf
to
speak
until
the
gov-
wai
for
We
break
and
when
they
ernment
had
spoken,
thus
.presenting
the
European
coun-i---133'
ln
Eqes
a
goaL"
tnes,
from
uettinc
the
idea
tW
L
,,
rST"
this
matter.
uufupu
uai
putch
ha?
great
respect
Piolif
au
t-i
i.
postpn
Bruins'
Sauerkraut
line
of
.1
v
"u"t'tiw
oecrpuary
OI
State
fJ
ocnmioi,
rorKy
uumart
and
ior
f
prejgp
affairs
in
Great
Britain,
favors
a
government
Pbby
Bauer
alSo
Kltchener
y3-
i".
?u?
luriign
policy
tpqt
IS
Venresentatjye
nmiat
is
only
about
19
or
QI
the,
Whole
British
neonle.
As
Ramsav
MQnnl,i
and
he's
really
a
sweetheart
said:
'-'Parliament
should
1
be
a
council
of
state"
a
on
Ai
all
im-
m
!hlnk.
BPn
wil1
Bave
!f
portant
matters
Roughest
time
this
season.
They're
,
the
toughest
club
in
the
league
to
'-
,-r
.
-
,'.
.
,
,
.
.'play
against.
But
we've
got
a'
rea
J
The
Daily
News
is.
a
member
of.
the
Capadjap
Paily
Jhoui
agreatn'
"
Newspaper
Association,
of
the
Canadian
Press
and
of
"the
!
8fjon.
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
It
is
the
only
paper
north
'
Dutch
dldin
waste
a"y
time
of
Vancouver
and
west
of
Edmonton
holding
membership
slttlnl
lnt
the
thlck
of
thlngc
when
Rangers
and
New
York
Am-
in
in
these
tnese
orrnniVntimK?
organizations.
erlcans
d
exhlbltlon
tour
Junior
League
W
D
L
Beta
3
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go
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with
neither
side
able
to
Stewart
while
arresting
him.
for
i
VimilH
11
-
a
verv
PnnS0
ttSZrr'
V?
you're
Just
playing
hockey
after
Bete-tnnv-h.
...
1""
"qu
w?
Possession,
i-TJ
"MuviHUlL
V
III
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VUiZT
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tt"
n
t
n
civ
folro
fA
'kt
vtw-
t
uujcnuu
la
au.
we
piayea
in
Toronto
my
nrst
second
half
nfMAm0
iU,r,
T"
i
taken
to
making
any
change.
.night
and
beat
the
Leafs
4-2.
S
piaced
??Iip,r
?e.r
was
f10?
f
lmPrlsonment
y
JIW
ginning
to
wonderif
the
presentll'fnXSS
S
hysiem
pt
government
under
Which
the
hiiQinoco
nf
v,'teur
and
professional
hockev.
Ifs
Opposition
IS
always
to
oprose
and
nritiViso
as
different
as
day
and
night.
ment
is
m
the
best
interests
of
the
count
7AuTJ
'
thls
ulk
about
Junlors
playlng
aVf
loiSnt
n?
tne
re"
better
ockey
than
i5
cent
crisis
we
h
.
Played
m
Canaan
inSn
fef
fte.
Conservative
party
in.
the
n.
h.
l.
is
a
lot
of
bunk
Fans
banaaa
in
f-
consultation
wth
the
Prime
Minister
and
with-'
lik
the
mnlprs
because
they
raw
noiaing
all
cnticisni
of
what
he
might
have
cnnsirWprl
and
'w
and
?kate
miles
farther
lo
rje
tne
slowness
of
the
administration
in.
how;thanf
ave
Thpros
are
it
it
Stood
Stood
.
.
Alrhnno-li
Although
nvOCr-rl
nreT-f
u
h
,
Z,Tv
e
t!;
'
statine
91
0U"5
"5
W
-QW
smarter'
smarter,
fastr
faster
and
and
tak
take
advantage
I
All
W
!
The
new
Post
Office
and
federal
puj'dlng
here
has
been
completed,
by.rthe
contractors.
Bennett
&
.6
Vhte.
Construction
Co.,
and
It
Is
xpected
that
tne
architects
will
e
hjere
in
the
course
of
the
com
;ng
week
to
formally
take
it
ovrjr.
,The
Post
6'fflce
will
not
be
moving
tfrj'
until
ater'New
Year.
for
MKVWX.
!f1dPr
Try
a
Daily
News
classified
advertisement
for
best
results.
Ifki
Fnt'r
ha'thful
TVffiey'j
Cum
dally
for
Itt
W
tnvlgoratlna
goodnu
It'a
quick
pick-up
hit
the
toot.
RUlevri
fatigue
and
cafmi
th
cs.4i
nervet.
Aldi
dlgettlon
too!
.
To
keep
afert
when
drlrlnj,
always
chew
w-
4
-
.
,
Ui
VUI
'W.JkV
L
I
p
or
purse
ana
take
some
home
lor
the
children
jAr
they
love
it
just
watch
how
fatejul
thty
ore.
Enjoy
it
dally
millions
do.
j
Repairpf
the
coast
f-P
,
.
yor.
which
went
ntw,
'Inland
ipPortland
Inlet
,
aimmg
nere
;n
aasn
after
refloating;
herslf
j.
tr,'L
carried
out-
at
the
local
dry
dY
The
yessel
being
already
on
tht
dock,
the
work
commenced
todai
and
is
expected
to
take
ufcj
't
,
week.
The
forefoot
&
.-.af-"
red
TtndTabo'ut
half
a
dozen
iiank
nrt
hnw
are
stove
in
The
Sal-ypr
is
a
wooden
vessel.
"Th
pwttf
form
In
which
tobacco
can
Molted,"
CIGARETTES
BRITISH
COLUMHIA
THRIVES
BY
ITS
INDUSTRIES
If.
magnificent
Natural
Resources,
its
solendld
Scenery
13
striking
favorable
Climate,
all
combine
to
give
British
CoianbU
a
strong
and
universal
appeal.
Its
Softwood
Stand
Is
the
finest
In
the'
British
Empire
v:M!r
Mineralized,
It
1?
of
abrorblng
interest
to
mining
men
i
J
arable
portions
are
highly
productive,
its
Fruits
and
Farm
C;
and
Dairy
Products
of
uniform
excellence
...
its
offshore
vra:e:3
teem
with
Fish.
Upon
these
basic
resources
has
been
bullf.
a
huge
and
thn
Manufacturing
Industry,
able
to
supply
almost
every
dc.
need.
British
Columbia
depends
largely
upqn
Its
Citizens
for
th?
position
it
now
enjoys.
Without
their
support,
Its
Industrie
anirt
flourish
nor
Its
Payrolls
expand.
Every
purchase
of
B.
C
PRODUCTS
helps
more
of
our
own
people
to
find
employment
Department
of
Trade
and
Industry
Victoria,
B.C.
HON.
W.
J.
ASSELSTINE,
Ml.n
'
r
A
Hot
Time
Is
What
You
Want
This
Winter
You
cat)
get
it
by
using
our
famous
Edson,
Bulkley
Valley
or
Nanalmo-Welljnjton
coal.
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