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VOTING
NEXT
WEEK
mn!711'0"
next
week
in
the
United
States
when
cKn
T0
Senators;
conen
and
others
are
chrMn
m
various
parts
of
the
country
will
be
a
pretty
yruide
s
to
i
.what
is
likely
to
happen
two
years
hence
eirenM-nt,a
elec.tion'
If
there
a
swing
toward
Republicanism,
it
seems
likely
there
will
be
a
region
against
Roosevelt
policies
when
Roosevelt
or
his
emoeratic
successor
comes
up
for
endorsement.
VVnV
kT
are
inlined
t0
ink
the
change
of
sentiment
may
notbe
as
great
as
many
people
imagine.
It
is
difficult
to
tfewee
a
spending
program.
The
average
person
is
not
concerned
particularly
with
sound
policies
as
long
as
"the
dinner
pail
is
kept
full.
"Let
the
fStnrp
self,
eems
to
be
the
policy
of
the
average
workingman.
And
yet
it
seems
plain
to
the
most
obtuse
mind
that
the
spending
program
of
the
United
States
-cannot
continue
indefinitely.
Even
four
years
beyond
the
present
term,
yhich
would
mean
six
years
in
all
from
now,
would
be
extremely
dangerous
to
say
the
least.
GOVERNMENT
AND
POLITICS
The
way
to
keep
politics
out
of
city
government
is
to
nave
either
government
by
commission
or
government
by
a
city
.manager
according
to
many
who
have
studied
trie
question.
In
one
case
the
commissioner
is
appointed
py
the
provincial
government
and
in
the
other
the
manager
ls.appointed
by
the
city
council.
The
Tolmie
government
.appointed
City
Commissioner
Alder
and
no
one
can
say
that
the
commissioner
has
been
influenced
by
that
fact
or
by
any
othcr.ulterior
influence.
.;
Where
every
alderman
has
some
say
in
regard
to
the
.-details
of
city
government
these
aldermen
are
bound
to
jhave
an
eye
to
the
next
election
and
that
makes
their
actions
political,
not
necessarily
Liberal
or
Conservative,
but
political
in
the
,
sense
that
their
movements
are
actuated
.by
the
wishes
of
small
groups
of
electors
rather
than
for
the
good
of
.the
whole
city.
Men
are
given
jobs
by
aldermen
in
order
that
they
may
support
the
alderman
at
the
next
election.
That
js
politics
in
its
lowest
f
qrm.
When
people
:talk
about
too
much
politics
-in
government
it
means
that
certain
sections
of
the
country
or
groups
of
peoplesor
possibly
individuals
are
favored
in
legislation
or
administration.
Any
system
which
will
keep
us
free
from
this
kind
of
thing
is
to
be
preferred.
Those
who
have
had
experience
with
city
managers
say
that
it
is.effective.
at
St
DRAMA
AS
WINNING
GOAL
SCORED
At
Wembley
Stadium,
England.the
camera
cjicked
on
one
of"
the
most
dramatic
sporting
moments
of
the
year
the
scoring
of
the
only
goal
of
the
English
cup
final
game
in
which
Preston
North
End
defeated
Huddersfield,
after
overtime.
In
the
last
minute
of
the
game.
George
Mutch,
Preston
orth
End
forward,
was
checked
Illegally
by
Young
of
Huddersfield
and
a
penalty
kick
awarded.
The
picture
shows
the
ball
hitting
the
twine,
with
Mutch
in
the
foreground
and
Hesford,
Huddersfield
goalkeeper,
falling
to
the
ground
after
a
futile
attempt
to
save.
Inset
is
the
hero
Mutch.
GROTTO
IN
Tobacconists
Score
Clean
Sweep
Victory
to
Retain
Leadership
of
City
Bowling
League
was
Scoop
Bury
of
Grotto
with
190.
Individual
scoring:
Printers
l
2
Zeiman
150
161
.O.
Franks
;....170
132
West
157
169
,
McCallum
120
153
Paul
.'..152
139
j
Tqtal
.749
754
j
Grotto
l
2
'Bury
...176
199
F.
Comadina
155
158
'Stiles
194
187
:
Asemissen
193
138
Morin
163
159
1
Total
881
841
Old
Empress
Hotel
1
2
iCiccone
.201
161
J.
Comadina
158
155
Windle
173
145
Kinslor
174
177
Gunderson
.'.
174
154
Total
880
792
Royal
Hotel
1
2
Donald
191'
139
Todd
163
158
ZareLLI
.:
.....,..,156
189
Shrjaberg
162
166
E.
Smith
;.....l7l
175
Total
.
843
827
SPORT
CHAT
3
175
124
142
184
159
784
3
195
156
147
145
168
811
3
154
160
A
WU
181
145
783
3
182
203
137
170
145
847
The
City
League
standing
to
date
is
as
follows:
W
L
Pts
Grotto
11
4
11
Royal
Hotel
8
7
8
Old
Empress
6
9
6
Printers
5
10
5
i
ii
almost
cost
John
Henrv
Lewis
,
BOWLS
WlN:L"rKfy!e,d:
money
to
lift
the
world
llghtheavy-l
..tl.a.
I
a
vli
.
I
mosi
y
aiuame
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
1:
(CP)
Ernie
Lombard!,
catcher
of
the
Vaughn
of
Pittsburg
Pirates
third
and
Mel
Ott
0f
New
York
Giants
fourth.
SCHEDULE
OF
BRIDGE
November
4
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
Musketeers.
Grotto
vs.
Sons
of
Norway.
Ramblers
vs.
Brackman
-
Ker
Prince
Rupert
Dairy
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
November
18
Ramblers
vs
Sons
I
143Jof
-
Norway.
-
Grotto
vs.
Prince
Ru-
v.i,
isauj.
Qiucfiinaij-rervvs.
MUS-
K.eieers.
c.
N.
;R.,
A.
.V(s.
Canadian
Itad
team
Rupert
-Motors
and
-Parker!
-Gar
ace
Continue
jo
Show
War
Jn
.ttjrame.rc.ial
anlinx
Jauh
Wick
124
Rood
,.1M
Chandler
152
Smith
131
'McMeekin
;
,
Total
..:
.720
I
Electrical
Workers
1
;Pottlnger
:155
Jack
.'
.'.
,136
JMcCauley
118
'
Olllis
,116
(Fbrman
162
Handicap
7
I
Total
94
.
Canadian
teflon
,
Menkes
:.'
133
Wick
91
Long
123
'Goodman
Dickens
.
Skellum
...
Scott
A
:
'
Taylor
...JL.L..-..
L...
Ill
:
108
Handicap
-
,..
Total
.Rupert
Motors
-
'
Houston
...
Morris
.
Joy
Total
.
Rupert
Motors
.
r.rr.ttn
tini(
it.
.v.
-
Cineinnatl
RpH
ia
j.
Parker's
Oarage
the
second
place
Royal
Hotel
team
auonai
League
for
1938.
Bill
.
.'
was
winning
two
games
to
one
from
Chicago
pitcher,
was
giv-
f,.dla"
LeSlon
.
riA
Old
r-..
r!i-
pn
en
KDirm
second
nlau
nlare
with
.I4U
ctI-.
wh
i
a
a
North
Star
Empress.
High
average
scorer
,44
.585
f
1
...177
...155
.151
...170
.t116
.,769
Louis
three
years
ago
last's
"
.
night.
Gate
receipts
were
$18,584:
and
Olin,
guaranteed
$15W0,
received
only
$10,000.
.Lewis
was
1
guaranteed
122
per
cent
and
his
'
share
amounted
to
practically
nothing.
I
;
George
Lott
Jr.
of
Chicago,
,co-j
J
holder
of
the
United
States
.Indoor
trand
outdoor
doubles
jtennls
champ-)
'
lonshlps,
turned
professional
four
i
years
ago
today.
Member
of
six
TT
O
TtH..l-
r
L
II
nLI
.
ean
teamed
with
Big
iwho
Joined
the
money
ranks
vertlsement
for
best
results.
Bin
midenS
1931,
on
a
barnstorming
.tour.
Try
a
Dallv
News
classified
nd.
as
2
175
s156
110
158
155
754
159
118
117
14
143
7
698
.1-2
156
123
HI
136
105
32
653
2
177
152
158
191
135
-111
L
Pts
City
Bowling
League
Sunday
night
league
this
year
in
batting
and
Royal,
Lunch
....
6
with
a
three
game
to
nil
clean
catching,
was
yesterday
named
Electrical
.Workers
,6
9
sweep
victory
over
Printers
while
'
.the'
most
Valuable
player
In
the
413,ro
CW
5
7
8
11
'9
14
12
6
Aa-rrrir&Vfliftf
I
i
riMircmijiii
ROK.SALE
FOR
SALE
7room
house
all
newly
remodelled,
fully
modern,
742
7th
Aye.
W
Price
$1050.
part
cash,
balance
as
rent.
Duhamel,
Capitol
Barbershop.
(258)
FOR
SALE
Recently
built
bungalow
and
two
lots.
AVlll
sell
cheap.
Write
or
call
Phil
Brentzen,
Port
Simpson,
C.
(257)
November
25
Brackman-Ker
vs.
Foft
?AL&-Model
;A'
Ford,
First
OrottO.
C.
N.
R.
A.
vs.
RamhW
Musketeers
vs.
.Canadian
Legion:1
Prince
Rupert
Dairv
vs.
Sr.n
nf
.'
Norway.
v
j
December
Prince
;Ruperti
Dairy
ys.
C
N.
R.
A
Hnnartlan
Legion
vs.
Grotto.
Musketeers
vs.
Ramblers.
December
9-:
C.
N.
R,
A.
,vs.
Brackman
-
Ker.
Musketeers
vs.
Prince
Rupert'
Dairy.
Ramblers
vi
Grotto.
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
'
December
16
First
round
of
Tip-Top
Challenge
TroDhv
Cnn
tn
ho
drawn.
Try
a
Dally
News
want-ad.
Try
a
Dally
Newstciasined
ad
weight
boxing
crown
f
fjpm
Bob
Olin
I
jrWAWww-AWWWWAAW
,ciass
,$nape.
jiew
Ures.
$150.
Ap.
iPlyfThrlft
pash
&,Carry.
(260)
PERSONAL
SCOTTISH,
.Couhtry
Oirl
.wishes
correspondence
-.with
young
rancher,
.Reply
'
to
Mary
.Bruce.
,Cas-sl.egllU.
E)lon,
Aberdeenshlrf
,
Scotland.
(25j)
liINF0RMATlbN
WANTED
NORQURQ-Wlll
August
Norbergj
;fwhtery
of
foaston-and
Terrace;
B.C.
and
how
.believad
to
;be
.on
the
9ueen
Charlotte
Islands,
or
anyone
knowing
his
.whereabouts,
kindly
communicate
.with
Post
Office
jBojc
3,
Smlthers,
B.C.?
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Ji
Tracing
Ancient
WIN
AGAIN
Mu
Civilization
.Kuotenay
Jndians
May
.Have
.Come
From
Lost
Continent
I.
VANCOUVER,
Nov.
1:
(CPi
Rupert
Motors
anil
.Parker's
Oar-
t!sh
Columbia
may
be
the
children
age,
pace-malting
'jeams
tn
tnp.of
Jhe
lost
continent
pf
Mu,
which
Coram.erc.lal
fowling
.League.
agalnj$a.nk
Jn
the
Pacific
Ocean
12JD00
wpn
their
.games
,ln
lat
nlghtajyears
ago,
Jn
the
belief
of
some
regularly
.scheduled
.league
fixtures
.archaeologists,
Charles
T.
rfarail-Rupert
Motors
defeated
Canadian
(ton
said
in
an
address
here.
Legion
three
.games
,o
nil
,wbll
Mr.
Hamilton,
who
has
taken
ar
Parker's
Oarage
won
over
Electrl-
Interest
in
archaeology
for
many
cal
Workers
twp
games
to
one.
'years,
said
connection
was
traced
Hign
average
scorer
jpr
tne
eve.-;
tnrough
the
sign
or
the
swastika,
'nlng
was
Vic
Houston
of
Rupert
symbol
of
the
priesthood
of
Mu
.Motors
with
J71.
Individual
scoring
.was
low?
.Parker's
.Garage
1
'and
one
common
to
the
Kootenav
fol-.
tribe.
I
The
lost
continent,
which
some
3
I
archaeologists
claim
was
a
series
12?
of
lame
islands.
Is
credited
tencr.
9.
ally
with
having
had
a
population
Ififl
of
60,000,000.
137
-MAj
gigantic
cataclysms
slowly
i
139
destroyed
the
continent,
its
people
.7,15
migrated
to
the
continents
border-
.3
Jng
on
the
Pacific"
.he
said
pf
the
15C
.inhabitants
of
Mu.
"Ope
migration
115.;noved
westward
across
Asia,
th
162
ether
across
South
America
and
.153.
Atlantis,
both
meeting
in
Egypt
151
-With
them
they
took
teaching
7
which
parallel
and,
according
to
74
some
historians,
were
the
origin
of
3
'th-
.Christian
religion.
16t
-
Temples
In
Yucatan,
Peru
and
.the
Amazon
valley
point
to
the
136
west
as
the
region
whence
came
,164
the
early
inhabitants.
.In
Jndo-122
.China
and
India,
they
point
to
the
102
Eat.
22
Evidence
of
a
lost
civilization
to-710
day
.puzzles
archaeologists,
Mr
jj
.Hamilton
said.
Chief
examples
13
were
discoveries
on
Easter
Island
155
In
the
South
Pacific
br
huge
150
stones,
thousands
of
tons
In
144
welsht,
hewn
to
;form
Temple
pll-154
Jars.
These
were
taken
as
indi-770
cations
of
existence
of
a
high
istapdard
standard
,.,
.
...
..
of
civilization
at
on
stana,nKJtlme
In
the
mid-Pacific.
to
date-
.w
-.14
...12
"Tyesda,
Dependonj
Ipunch
C.
N.
It.
TKAIXS
or
the
East-Mondays.
Wix!;
lays
.
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