PAGE
FOUR
Man
in
the
Moon
Many
people
are
soil
wondering
who
got
the
best
of
the
recent
war
in
EuroDe.
The
prevailing
opinion
seems
to
be
that
poor
little
Czechoslovakia
was
badly
beaten
and
Germany
was
the
winner
Grain
is
being
shipped
out
of
Churchill.
Prince
Rupert
is
silent.
Poor
old
Rupert
She:
"The
Drownes
must
be
awfully
rich,
Judging
from
the
clothes
they
wear."
I
He:
"Oh!
One
can
never
telL
Some
of
the
most
georgeous
flowers
haven't
got
a
scent."
"I
started
in
life
without
a
penny
in
my
pocket,"
said
Smith.
"And
I,"
put
in
Jones,
"started
in
life
without
a
pocket."
The
dear
lady
came
into
the
village
post
office
and
planted
a
parcel
on
the
counter.
"I
want
to
fend
these
trousers
by
book
post
please,-
she
said
to
the
assistant
"I'm
afraid
you
can't
send
trousers
by
book
post,"
was
the
.
The
elderly
lady
stared.
"But
sizes
are
over
and
we
have
had
our
first
frost.
ThanksgivlngU
be
here
in
a
few
days.
tajtn?
rerenUy.
the
wither
is'not
Just
what
ir
ured
to
be
since
the
nteooloeical
office
at
Victoria
:
has
been
interfering
with
It
War
threats
are
o'er.
Stock
prices
soar.
Germany
wins
out.
Peace
with
honor
Says
Britain's
upon
her.
So
loudly
well
'shout
i
The
Dally
New
nas
kn
todited
circulation.
Play
safe
I
POLICY
ON
.'CAREER
AS
MIGRATION;
EDUCATOR
I
Late
Head
of
of
Dalhousie
SerTtd
Serred
Cash
Entry
ininn
i,
finremment
Required
By
Dora-
I
Utd,
lT
DU,0t
Capacities
faj
I
OTTAWA,
Oct.
4:
(CP)
Cana
da's
immigration
policy
is
one
ot
from
Great
Britain,
most
of
iht
remainder
from
other
parts
of
Europe.
There
has
been
an
up
swing
in
1938
and
In
the
first
sii
months
of
1938,
8,315
people
en
tered
Canada
as
settlers,
the
United
States
sending
2.890,
the
Br
tish
Isles
1.573.
For
immigration
form
eastern
European
nations,
where
there
are
many
wanting
to
come
to
Canada
rigid
limitations
have
been
lain
down.
Practically
the
only
persons
thxt."11
admissible
are:
are'
la)
farmers
larmers
bring
onng-
you
told
me
the
other
riv
anything
open
at
both
ends
could
C
l7nH
I,
J
L"
hp
land:
b
wives
and
unmarrieo
be
sent
b'v
bonk
tvt-
-
tested
P
children
under
18
Joining
fam!l
I
heads
established
in
Canada:
(c.
ST.
;'Jy
hlmSeU
S,r
Henr
pa
Croft,
M.
P.
foi
?h?v,a'rh?,
"
h3Hd
.ne,slnce,Boumemouth.
Eneland
and
R.
S
WJherimoit
DBiddlh
of
Kecastle-on-Tyne,
vie
forgotten
what
it's
like.
,ted
Britlsh
Columbia
in
cornier,
";:
,
.
Ition
with
a
scheme
to
sKtle
10.000
"
-
prTm
pn
f
vm
nmvinwl
r
.iV
......
-..
.
.
v
v.
utahc
Jake
has
been
talking
about
the
fre-
-rani
f
all
lands
necessary
weather
and
h
want-
to
know
-vdM
tw
stable
arrange
what
I?
a
mean
tsnrxrntnre.
He
m-n
can
h
rde
btwn
a'
thinks
forty
below
zero
t
a
man
-jrM
cnfH
"
H
suggested
temperatHre
but
the
weather
man
caitw-
htwpen
the
f.overn-says
that's
not
a
man
temperature
wh
and
Pan-da's
two
but
a
krr
temperature.
t-nvnTi'i
ntilwnys.
Sii
H"v
-onfer
with
the
British
as
tae
mayor
of
Seal
Cove
was
Government
Federal
Opinion
Hon.
James
Gardiner,
Dominion
minister
of
immigration
emphas
ized
that
Canada
was
anxious
for
immigration
of
round
British
.
HALIFAX,
Oct
4.
The
late
Dr.
A.
Stanley
Mackenzie
attended
the
Dublic
schools
of
New
Glaseow
and
welcome
for
agricultural
settlers
Halifax
and
entered
Dalhousie
at
with
sufficient
capital
to
establish
,
the
age
of
17
years,
winning
one
of
and
maintain
themselves
for
a
reasonable
period.
There
is
no
aggressive
Dolitrv
to
encourage
migra
tion
from
the
British
Isles
or
othci
parts
of
Europe
to
Canada
and
the
door
is
shut
on
Industrial
work
ers
who
might
add
to
the
relief
burden.
In
1937,
approximately
12.00C
the
George
Munro
Scholarships.
He
received
his
Bachelor
of
Arts
degree
in
1885,
graduating
with
honors
in
mathematics
and
mathematical
physics
and
winning
the
Sir
William
Young
gold
medal
In
1887
Dr.
Mackenzie
was
appointed
tutor
In
mathematics
and
physics
at
Dalhousie
under
Pro-i
settlers
came
to
Canada,
2.859
.lessor
Charles
MacDonald
and
J.
,us
QTlOOll'n.
me
aS-.RritUh
famJH
on
,mr.nnM
Gordon
MacGregor.
names
inseparable
from
the
early
Dalhousie.
After
two
years
he
proceeded
to
Johns
Hopkins
University
where
h
began
a
post
graduate
study
and
research.
From
1891
to
1905
he
was
profes
sor
of
Physics
at
Bryn
Ma
wr.
College
and
in
1894
he
was
awarded
the
doctor's
degree
by
Johns
Hod-
kins
University.
He
was
recaller1
by
Dalhousie
to
take
the
chair
of
physics
in
1905,
spending
a
year
in
research
work
under
Sir
Josenh
Thnmnsnn
at
Pamhrirlro
TTnltro-lT.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
published
In
educational
Journals.;
,
'
.tf
T
rrV-
J
,
i
.
.
,
,
.
'J.
W.
Bond.
;.Irs;
He
publUhd
one
book,
"The
Law
of
Gravitation."
An
Anglican,
he
married
Mary
Lewis
Tayjor.
daughter
of
the
late
Franklin
Taylor.
Indianapolis,
in
1895.
She
died
a
year
later.
They
had
one
daughter,
Mrs.
Martin
King.
Halifax.
?7J?
Whifflets
imss
June
uuincz,
inj.Many
Gather
at
Canadian
Lesion
iiau
to
uonor
iinar-i-icvi
ui
Henry
Dickens
A
deUchtfnl
shower
was
held
test
night
in
the
Canadian
Legion
clu
brooms
by
Mrs,
Jack
Preect
and
Miss
Edtth
Gandy
in
honor
of
Miss
June
Gomez
who
is
soon
to
become
the
bride
of
Henry
Dick
ens.
The
rooms
were
beautifully
decorated
with
Dink
and
white
streamers
and
wedding
bells
with
cut
flowers.
The
bride-elect
entered
the
hali
o
the
strains
of
the
Weddint
March
played
by
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black
The
early
part
of
the
evenlna
was
spent
In
playing
bridge,
the
prae-winners
being:
first.
Mrs
Robert
Murray:
second.
Mrs.
J
McGreUh;
third.
Mrs
A.
Ronalds
While
a
delicious
supper
was
being
served
Miss
Hilda
Bond
sana
T
Love
You
Truly."
Following
the
supper,
Missci
Edna
and
Betty
Dickens
drew
in
&
decorated
model
scow
which
was
heavily
laden
with
beautiful
ana
aseful
gifts.
After
a
speech
by
tht
guest
of
honor,
all
Joined
in
singing
The":
Butcher
Boy"
and
othel
songs.
Later
dancig.
music
and
(games
I
were
enjoyed
V4IJUJ
with
.
Mrs
1
w
VUllb.tMtJ.
He
was
afterwards
appointed
head!
Black
furnishing
the
music
cf
the
physics
department
In
Some
sixty-five
guests
weri
Stevens
Institute.
New
York,
and
in
resent,
among
them
being
Mrs
191
1
he
was
summoned
back
to
Dal-
bnruosall.
Mrs.
F.
W.
Grimblt
housie
to
become
its
president
in
succession
to
Dr.
John
Forrest.
In
addition
to
the
degrees
earned
in
the
course
of
a
brilliant
academ
ic
career
at
home
and
abroad.
Dr
Murkenzie
hid
been
honored
bv
I
Mrs.
P.
M.
Ravner.
Mrs
H
Odpn
Mrs.
P.
Stegavig.
Mrs.
William
Stone.
Mrs.
A.
Gomez.
Mrs.
Jot
Slaggard.
Mrs.
May
Bond,
Mrs.
S
G.
Ayres.
Mrs.
J
Lawrle.
Mrs
F.
Barber.
Mrs.
S.
E.
Alexander
Dickens
sr..
Mr.t
A
farm
lonric
In
tVi
.v..
I
Htjr
trtitrrcle
tile
-1
Mrs.
A.
.
E.
LHC
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minimal..
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rrvlncp
Prpw
t
r
toii,
I
scprp
mainiv
ri.ntifi
or,
,
,.'ulCKens
Jr
Mrs.
William
r-n
Rothwell
of
B-itkh
Columbia
said
his
gov
ithe
author
of
nuimrous
articles
W?dle'
,
M.
tclark-
Mr
the
University
Club
of
Montreal,
'ham,
Mrs.
Chandler,
Mrs.
Welt
ana
an
anient
golfer
and
angler
he
was
one
time
president
of
the
Ashburn
Golf
Club.
stock
but
it
was
essential
that
any
.
:
scheme
of
assisted
immigration
in
tome
in
to
Canadian
farms
should
nrovirie
H.
Gawthorne
Mrs.
R.
Shrubsall.
Mrs.
J.
Campbell.
Mrs.
G.
Casey.
Mrs.
W.
V
Tattersal.
Mrs.
Ronalds,
Mrs.
Teed,
Mrs.
W.
Lund.
Mrs.
C.
Boulter
Mrs.
Teng.
Mi's.
Doherty.
Mrs.
E.
Evans,
Mrs.
T.
Hodgklnson,
Mrs.
Hale,
Mrs.
Black,
Mrs.
Roberts
Mrs.
Hill,
Mrs.
Jack
Woods,
Mrs.
Member
of
the
Halifax
Club
and,
Cox.
Mrs.
G.
Halliday.
Mrs.
Line
also
.for
assisting
the
newcomers
Heavy
immigration
to
Canada
for
the
first
few
years.
Iwas
definitely
checked
with
th
Experts
here
summed
ud
the
sit-'comin?
nf
rimmdnn
n
mm
r,.
uaUon
with
their
view
that
peoplf
nada's
record
year
for
Influx
ot
who
could
coniDly
with
Canadian
requirements
are
not
anxious
to
March
31,
1913,
with
a
total
ot
come
and
those
who
are
anxious
382.840.
Mrs.
McGrelsh.
Mrs.
W.
Hunter.
Mrs.
R.
Murray.
Mrs.
V.
Grims-son,
Mrs.
R.
Long.
Mrs.
W.
Gardner.
Mrs.
Lamb,
Airs.
Glenn,
Mrs
D.
Parent
and
the
Misses
Edna
and
Betty
Dickens.
B.
and
E.
Chandler.
Rose
Cox.
D.
Webster.
E.
Bury.
E.
Lineham.
D.
Grimble
Alice
Jones.
J.
S.
Wilson
of
this
city
has
been
appointed
a
commissioner
under
the
Evidence
Act.
it
Is
announced
hr
the
British
Columbia
Gazette.
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Not
Fail
To
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Oct.
5
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i
From
The
Waterfront
Running
late
this
trip,
Union
stesmer
Catala,
Capt
James
Find-lay,
is
not
due
until
6
this
evening
from
Stewart,
Anyox
an.t
other
northern
points
and
wilt
sail
half
an
hour
later
for
Van
couver
and
waypoints.
Armour
Salvage
Co.'s
service
boat
Pachena,
Capt.
Pete
Jensen,
returned
to
oort
at
noon
vesterda
after
having
been
away
since
the
middle
of
July
on
a
packing
charter
to
Namu
Cannery.
The
Daly,
Capt
Albert
Erickson,
is
still
at
Pacofl.
Canadian
Can
Co.'s
big
cruisei
Cancolim,
Capt.
William
Thomas,
was
in
port
at
the
first
of
the
week
in
the
course
of
a
voyage
to
Repairs
will
be
completed
at
th
ocal
dry
dock
tomorrow
on
the
Vancouver
halibut
boat
Constance,
3.
which
recently
stranded
and
Tink
at
Klcw
Nugget
in
Gren-
'
vllle
Channel
and
the
vessel
will
hen
proceed
on
her
final
voyage
of
the
season
to
the
fishing
grounds.
Fisheries
patrol
steamer
Malas-
plna
was
in
port
this
morning
for
fuel
and
supplies,
being
moored
at
the
Canadian
National
wharf.
Some
one
hundred
members
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
of
the
Canadian
Legion
and
children
were
ntertained
last
Thursday
evening
it
the
Legion
rooms
with
a
pro-Tram
of
conjuring
tricks
by
Frank
Merryfleld
of
Vancouver.
Jack
"Greece,
president
of
the
Legion,
was
In
the
chair.
Everybody
reads
the
Dally
News
J
There's
a
reason.
!
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PIES
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Pies
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for
Thanksgiving
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Winter
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-'I
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Starts
Season
First
Hay
This
Sunday
With
American
Tournament
Planned
For
Next,
First
play
of
the
season
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
Club
took
place
Sunday
it
the
Eagles
;
Hall
on
Fifth
Avenue
East
wlthj
about
a
dozen
or
so
members
turning
out.
Had
the
weather
not
been
so
fine,
there
would,
no'
doubt,
have
been
more
present
An
American
tournament
to
formally
open
the
winter
season
h
being
planned
for
next
Sunday.
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J.
Barnes
their
fullback,
for
about
a
month
In
an
English
Rugby
League
gamp
various
cannery
points
along
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