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EDITORIAL
THE
GOLDEN
RULE
Two
very
estimable
gentlemen,
addressed
public
meetings
in
Prince
Rupert
on
the
same
night
this
week.
Out
at
FjrsL
Presbyterian.
GhurcK
Major
R.
L.
Foorte,
a
re-"
tired
officer
of
the
British
Indian
Army,
was
expounding!
ctuiiuimc
lecnnique
inat
democracy,
may
be
founded.
m
And
to
the
t)dlitliQan3.w.e
would
suggest
that,
in
politics,
a,
vote
ja
the,
hand
,
is
worth
two
in
the
bush.
Pnlitif.
jans
.don't,
wjn
by.
trying
to
induce
their
friends
to
acclaim
them.
Capturing
the
votes
that
are
presently
acaiivst
them
wins
the
elections
for
politicians
and
haranguing
and
r?,snlu.an?
-4
thejr
opponents
is
no,
way
to
convert
them.
J
hat
is.
why.
so
many,
of
these
movements
get
just
so
far
and
the,n
are.
stymied'
We
would
say
a
little
more
friendship,
a.
little
inore
toleration
a,
little,
more.
.'t'acf,
wbuld'jbe
a
.
good
thing
among
plain
honest
folks
like-.the-mostof
us.
try
to
be
as
well
aS
among
the,.pr.ac.tical,.po)jti(e'ian3.
And
we.
will-be
moving
along
the
road
'towards
real.
coroperation,
and
an
im
proyement
in
this
old
world
for
which
the
large
joritv
of
luj.
are.
yearning,
"Dounto,'
others
."
LENTAi
A'fTFiN.TIQJ
Miss
Priestlv,.
the
pjiibjic
health
nurse,
tells
the
Prince,
Rupert
ParenirTeachfirs
Association
of,
the
importance
of
oflHv
dj?njtal.
inspection,
for
children.
Her
a(ivice
mjgn.w(ei;Pe,
acteq
ppp.
sue
suggests
tiiat,regur.
mr
ami
irequepjt;,
visits
to.
tne.
aer
cheaper
t$ii
th
big,
one,
whtqhi
tail.
Eveir.ihe.
ireouent.
cheap,
v
ltis
are
a
good
:
deal,
proprastination,
will
ep
isits
mav
be
mnrp
than.
ome
can.infl'ithe
.funds.
to(
financp,'
The
Prince
Rupert
i
Rotary
QlubKhaying
taken(,up.
an.
appeal
of
Miss
Priestlv!
children
supnjefj,-
others
that,
tli
recces
ofr
the
Rotary
Club
have
not',
been
able.to.reacjv
his
title
by
scoring
a
third
round
technical
knockout
over
Richie
Fontaine
of
.Missoula,
Montana,
In
their
scheduled
fifteen
round
bout
here.
Fontaine
went
to
the
canvass
five
times
In
the
first
round
and
once
In
the
Ihlrd
before
the
tQwel
was
thrown
In.
miAuriavrioNSw
LOVpOtf,
October
21:
(CP
fififi
Canadian
'vouintqer,
rc$Utej
Town
1
m?
a;
canacia.i
louse
ror,
warser
lce
described
himself
as
-a.nqi)-smoker
and
abstainer.
Qod-fr-lng,
strong,
fearless
and
healthy,
Another
suggests
he
would
make
a
"'competent
dictator."
Keep
up
to
date
Aftvwuse
FOR
SAIili
jinusn-israeiism
ancrtne
uouien
.utile,
Across
the
street.
new
American
stamps
from
him
Harold,
irich,
vigorous
young
leader
of
the
C.C.F.
party
in
the..
Legislature,
was
urging
the
merits
of
Socialismr-and
also
the
Golden
Rule.
We
heard
them
both
and.
although
we
may
not
have
agreed
with
all
that
.f
il'.L.
't
.
i'
i
.
...
men
as
these.
To
hear
What
they
have
to
Say
tends
to
I
FOR
SALE-Wurlitzer
Gramaphone1
Kings
Park
.5.
Arbroath
3.
Droaaen
our
outiopK.
ancltemper
our
own
views.
It
would
le
apod.thmg.'if
re
Prince
Rupert
neople
would
turn'
out
in
fuller
numbers
to
listen
to
such
visitors.
Asiaas
the
Daily
News
is
concerned
and
we
would
assure
our
young
C.G.F.
visitor
from
Vancouver
East
thv'e
are
no,t
saying
this
.
vviih
our
tongue
in
our
cheek
we
haye,the
greatest
respect
for
the
true
aims
of
man
v
of
t'iMdel)o'ie.s..
that
are
extant
today.
Where
thev
and
we
fall
out
in
many
cases
is
on
the
point
of
practical
appli-cation.
1
.
We
d6
nptTmind
pressing
the
view
right
here
that
no
single
'ismr-even
Liberalism,
believe
it
or
not
has
a
mortgage
on
all
the
good
principles.
We
have
vet
to
find;
au.y
imii
wnien,
in
uur
opinion,
is
a
cure-au,
a
lew.
doses
ot
which
we
have
dnlv
to
administer
and,
presto,
all's
well
in
the
world,,
the
millqniurii
has
come.
Unfortunately,
there
is
the
human
element
to
con
sider
and.njeh
will
be
niei),
the
G.C.F.
'and
others
notwithstanding.
What
would
help
a
good
deal,
we
believe,
would
be
a
little-
more
toleration
a
little.'
more
effort
to
present
our
opinions
fn
a
manner
that
mav
be
nccpntnhU
tn
nfiiOi.0
a
little
mom
readiness,
to,
consider
the
other
fellow's
yie-zs1
with
the
id.ea.that
there,
might
be
some.
good
in.
them,
in-'
stead
x)f,reading,.or:
listening
pre-deqided
to
scoff
or
scorn.
We
would
say
that
the
excercise
of
toleration
one
man
for
the
other
is
one
of
the
most
important
and
helpful
principles
of
trite
democracy,
np,
matter
on
what
form
of
Nickleodeon).
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Confection
ery.
(248)
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LOST
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Esslngton
and
Prince
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square
sterncd
canoe,
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green
with
redi
and
black
trim.
A
reward
will
be
paid
for
Its
recovery
In
reparable
condition.
O.
C.
Young,
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
(248).
WORrC
WANTED
WORK
WANTED
-
Experienced
.grocer
knowledge
of
general
store
and
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Will
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News.
(240)
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JOB
as
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Christmas
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from
which
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n
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aqd
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St.
Van-cpuyer.
Write
if
you
live
ti
a
smaller
town.
a
year
pwfagp,aJprie,tis
Jine.
has
been,
doing
good,
worfe
Trrrrte-tisirrirt-'
nUting,sQmret
o?
the,
younger
underrprivilged.
schop),.
wr,.
nnep,,-wiin,
witfy
dental
(ie.nc.ai
.
trpatment'
treatment''
but
but
there
there
are-l
ae
y
ma"y
nu"a-
t
the
Terrace'
to
Vanderhobf
dis
trict,
Watklns
Household
arid
Dntil
treatment
will
some
day
be
a
part
of
some
na-
Farm
Products,
a
real
oppoun-tional
health.sctieme.such
as
British
Columbia's
protrres-
for
a
mfn
with
car
tb
get
f
?L
'l
J!
Vi
.
"
'ri-'
lir''
i
,
-
VI'
"I
into
Infn
n
a
niulni,
paying
li.ln.e.
business
nf
of
Vita
his
ive
provinpiaecretajy,
ir,
vveir.
advocates.
Meantime,!
we
can
work
Towards
it"
and
realizing
,
its
importance
is
one
of
.the.
first
approaches.
j
own.
For
further
information
apply
the
J.
R.
Watklns
Company,
1010
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Vancouver.
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DAILY
IflWt
"fty.
October
Ji,
Kit
'ARMSTRONG
iOldiCquntFQcrJSE.
poGS
i
T'Y
f(T
Opening
soccer,
games
in
Old.
I
MM
MMrJlCpuntry
under
the
new
regional
"scheme
resulted
as
follows:
Score
Techpieal
Knockout
At
Seattle
Over
ltlchle
Fontaine
'
In
Third
Hound
SEATTLE
October
21:
CP
,
Henrv
Armstrong,
world's
welter-'
iweght
boxing
champion!
retained
for
sale.
(246)
2.
SoUth
2.
nnsc
onri
fhroc
T"1-IR.
Mautq
ltt
FOR
SALE
Whole
chimney
sweeping
outfit,
complete.
Apply
Zum-
!
khr
at
hospital.
t.f.
euner
oi
inern
sauiwe
are
gjau
we
went
and
appreciative
for
sai.e
Rex
bowling
alleys.
For
of
the.
itjeas
they
gave
US
to
consider.
'
particulars
apply
Old
Empress
H
is.gootl
for
Prince
Rupert
to
have
visits
from
suchf
iiil
South
Arsenal
8,
Chafldton
Athletic
4.
Mlllwall
1.
Norwich
City
I.
Southend
1.
Tottenham
2..
Watford
1,
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2.
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2,
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Palace
6.
South
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5.
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0.'
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4,
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3.
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3.
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City
5!
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1.
,
Darlington
2,
Hull
0.
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1,
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.
4
a
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1.
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3.
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Wctt.
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1,
lyde
6
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1.
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3,
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4.
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1.
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Park
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0
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1.
Parllck
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3.
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2t
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l.
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Wet
Everton
4,
Stoke
CUy
4.
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United
0
Town
2,
Comfortable
and
double-chain
drive
Manches-
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the
The
Field
Shooters'
Club.at.Oak;
lelgh,
Australia,
lost
1,000
jUarllries
ADMIRAL'S
!
EXAMPLES
Canada's
Naval
Chief
Wa
Horn
To
'.Army
But
Chose
Senior
Sejrviee
t
OTTAWA,
October
21:
CPJ.
Percy
Walker
Nelles.
first
Canadian-trained
sailor
to
hojd
the
rank
of
rear-admiral
In
His
Mai
Heading
2,
Queens
Park,
Rangers
estys
servlce;
sprang
from
military
stock.
But,
his
boyhood
heroes
were
Southampton
1.
Bournemouth
2.
Drak
ondiNesim,
not
will
an
Midland
;
Wellington.'
b'irmlngham
3,
Wolverhampton
today
Rear-Admiral
P.
W.
NeJ-
'
les
Is
director
of
naval
service
and
Leicester
6,.
Walsall
1.
Jchlef
of
the
naval
staff,
rirt-
Nprthamptoji
li
Coventry,
h
I'meht
of
National
Defence.
He
U
West
Bromwtch
Albion
3.
Luton
commander
of
Canada's
tmw
I
defenders
aud
hi,
charge
of
the
Northwest
I
vital
work
of
defending
the
ixuiU
t
t
.
m
t
1
.
'
-'
r
uiacKDurn
iiovers
i.
uiacKpopi
-Nln
the
pre.ent
war
Burnley
1,
Bo
ton.
1.
Bury
1,
i
Admiral
Nelles'
earliest
reeollec-'
tlons
are
of
his
reading
of
.
the!
exploits,
of
Britain's
sea
he
roe.
!
"I
played
with
boats,
because
I
didn't.
want
to
go
Into
the
army,
he
said
in
an
interview
hen
"I
never,
had
a
minute's
doubt
TU
navy
was
to
be
my
career
'
,iAnd
on
the
Orand
Hlvi-t
and
lesser
tributaries
in
Brant
County'
the
future
adiqiral
sailed
his
mod
el
cralt
and
Imagined
himseir
a
tactician
of
future
wars.
Percy
Nelles
was
born
In
Brant
'
Y0U(
CAN'T'
BEAT-IT!
Right
dom
Ke
ilojt
you're
goinq
to
lit.
Old
Virginia
Fine
Cut
pnd
lite
it
loll
.
.
.
It'ithe
melloweit,
moit
wlhfy'mg.tobocco
you
tyt
lucted
inlo
o.cigoieflt
poper-ltculorly
vhn
you
u$,tW
btlpopefr-,'0qnlell',
or'Vogvo."
Try
Old
Vjiginlo.Fir
Cut
find
gWfyour
tail
a
trtal
Pokog10f!,
lb.
Tin
75
ford,
Ont.,
son
of
the
late
Brlga-i
dier
Charles
M.
Nelles.
C
M,
O
'
.who
served
In
the
Northwrst
Re-
"
T
belllon.
1835.
the
South
African
ANNOUNCE
UAILVAV
CILlNfES
eratuig
acUvit
tt
of
War
and
commanded
the
Royal
.
Canadian
Dragoons
In
the
First
.
(Great
War.
1
Young
Nelles
was
educated
at
.Lakefleld
School.
Peterborough,
a
da
sar.
-e
he
(Continued
from
Page
Onei
Trunk,
Pacific
Ha
Montreal.
In
the
following
year
he
I
prafle
AfUr
MtT
of
the
Saskatchewan
district
Ontario
flnrt
i'
Triniiv
rniiJ
tnt
h.
hM.nm.
ami3,
School
Port
Hope.
Ontario,
until
headquarters
at
Saskalooni
n
at
Jn
l8
m
.In
1908
his
ttnd
"
transferred
to
Edmonton
dream
came
true
and
h,d
unm
tranrr.
he
was
accepted
as
a
cadet
Into!'
8erar
supenmrnaeni
oi
ncj,
und
,4
1
t
pe
l
:
paati
f.rt
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy.
He
was
"
uul""
J
'.
I
fimllar
eapacltv
1U
wju
bor
a
a
lieutenant
In
the
Canadian
ser-
t
u
II
uinnnn
McKlnnon
was
im
at!
Omaha.
Nebnuka
A,
.-j
21,
itx
C
B.
Brown
rt-...
'
ff
o
eratlon
departmem
'!
f
isti-tin
National
RaUia
.
tjbx
t
,n.
trio
fr.loh
fr.uW
ri.nirtffl.nt
l.r,.nY
At
Wlnnl.
Jinnt
i
IthaCA.
NeW
York
...
'
ti
1'
6n
IL
AL
S.
Suffolk
w-here
he
re-
the
Ithari
IE..-
,al
b0mjiu
chle(
clelk
,n(tendlng
celved
Important
training
He
was
Tu!
.
'
.
.rari.i.iH
irm
r.
-
f
r
nlshed
room
with
housekeeping.
te'cUy
4.
'
.later
transferred
to
11.
M.
S.
An-
tuZ'
ItTl'
;ithTdir
of
privileges.
Box
23
Dally
News,
,
'LvL
Alexandra
l.'trlm,
engaged
in
convoyln
Cana-
!nAf"L8
h"e-
.A(U.r
m"
T
,
V,Z
"L.
,
oiocKpon
.
uvernooi
j.
"T.
u,"s.w-
house
foreman
at
Saskatoon.
In
glneering
actlynies
u
Frm
Tranroere
Rovers
1,
Chester
2.
I
Wrexham
6.
N4w
Brighton
4.
'
over
rilnn
trrmn
hln
In
ni9m
L""1
?at
War,UT
909
he
be
am;t
;ve1u7,
prWeng
td
the
Canadian
0,.
.zr:
to.:
Chesterfield
8,
Lincoln
City
0.;
fcer
at
Halifax
and
then
at
Es
Doncaster
2.
Sheffield
Wednes-
Qulmalt.
In
193Q
he
served
as
act
were
Harry
Heath
and
Charlie
Watt,
both,
83.
who
played
In
1875.
llero
of
,thp
reunion,
was
Alex
Dlck,i
wKo
captained
the
team
to
their
iirst
league
victory
in
1891
and
re-
when
the
wire
netting
around
Its
j
talned
.
the
position
In
1892.-3-4
avmry
was
cui.
uparrows
naa
uv
De
used
to
complete
a
shooting
Australian
cricket
balls,
were
used
In
some
English
first
class,
matches
this
year
at
the
reqiest
of
ihp.
Australian
Board
of
Control
Consen-4us
was.
they
were
''excellent
but
very
hard."
IL
D,
Thomson,
one
of
the,
best
inown
rugby
wing
tbre-quarters
his
tlmeA
and
one,
,bf
tb'e,,Ne.w
Zealand
AU
Bjacb.
who
toured
England'
in
1005,
U
dead,.
Bltterlv
cold
untrifr.
field
trlais
of,
..Ballaan-.roJ
rngtpn,
Australia,
cycle
,
clu'b
and
John
Dacey.
17,
a
member.qjBall-
arat.
was
taken
to
hospjUL
suffering
chill
and
.exhaustion.'
J.
R
Figgis,
a,
yachtlngwenthua-last,
and
Len
Mossop,'
a!
crlckeler.
died
In.
Brisbane
the
sanip.da.y..Th
two
veterans
were
40,
and
55.
res.-'
pe9tvel
Mossop
had
flve'
crjcketn
ereons'f
flcorlng
the.
first
holc-ln-one
In
At
.
a
banquet
given
the
tourlng
Ausirajjan
jiugby
Union
lthall
team,
In
London,
Dr.
W.
F.
'Mat'
thews,
manager
of
the
tourists,
d'e-clared.the.
whole
te,am
would
Join
fhe
forc.es
013.
their
return
to
Sydi
ney.
John.
Henry
has.
been,
a
Austral
ian
racing,
Judge
for
many
years,
but
recaljs
hi?
worst
day,
In
Jan-1
uary,
1835,
when,
he
officiated
In
two
race
ending
In.dead-heats,
two'
wins
by
half
a
head,
and
one
by
a
.
neck.
'
Hair
Treatment
Are
you
suffering
with,
Scaly
Dandruff,
Itching
.Scalp,
Dry
FragUp.and
Lusterless
Hair?
Our
orreoj
.recondition
tre'aU
men.wllLdo
wonders
for,
you
at
NELSON'S
Barber
and
Beauty
SJiop
vice
when
war
broke
out
In
1914.
rireton:June
whycocoroagh.
Cape
t
In
Royal
Navy
7.
1883.
tn
1W24H
Joined
ihe,
Can-
.
,
.
rv,
.
adian.NnruiernlUUway.af
clerk
m
to
the
Royal
Navy
and
served
first
and
then
at
Toronto.
He
was
made
anl
teneral
manat."-
.
....
.
1
c
(V.1-
llnff
cantaln
ahoarrt
11
M
R
nrf.
acnj
aftenl
fpr
the
company
at
rrr.
uru
w.r
.
-
ling
captain
aooara
jl
m.
s.
Drag-
,
t
.
....
.mmi
niiittv
r
ttrtrn
Mansfield
,
-one
...
In
m
the
British
o.,H
fleet
In
m
1931
7.:
...
.
..u.
....
I
H
.
J'
"
.
:a
?"!
other
mw
rallwar
J,,,
entn
-
r
tMW
,
ne
commanded
the
destroyera
rTV
'
7;
"
amaiMmki
mi,
h.nrr.
r.H.
i
r
a:
or
me
uuiuin.
wmninec
and
Pa.
"W""""
'
1
.
In
1934
he
was
appointed
to
the
wv
t
Vrlnia.
Minn..
,
highest
ppsiUon
in
the
Canadian
'"cr'otwdeflt
for
tbe,
Canadian
Wber
of
th
naval
service
as
director
of
naval
"aoni
Railway
at
Kamloon,nd
"".'
"'.'Tt
dun
Ki-
Notts
County
2,
Rotherham
Unl-.saguenoy
and
Skcena
when
they
:
.;
-
l"
-V".
tlonai
aim
m
!9:3
Mr
Bran
ted
0.
Sheffield
United
3,
Notts
For
est
0.
Southwest-
Bristol
1.
Cardiff
1.
were
Drought
frgm
Great
Britain
"
r:
:""'10?11
.iTJ.
......nefrof
Mr
Bmrt
Antl-
Newport
County
0,
Swindon
Town
service
ana
craer
or
the
naval
-
-
""-yf't
.ap-
mb;v,7
2.
'
staff.
He
was
prompted
to
the
rank
.minted
tmerlntendcnt
of
thecal-
f?n
1?U?
&r
"
;
Plymouth
4,
Torquay
United
0.
of
rear-admlraL
r
dlvWnn
with
headquarter,
at
,"'
.
jj,
Swansea
Town
0.
Bristol
0.
Admiral
Nelles
Is
a
wiry
indl-
Y-
ihe.
V'lZ
SPORTrCHifcT:
Yldual,
possessed
of
boundless
en-
Vari
p...i
...
'Sfgy.
As
a
youth
he
shone
In
run
ning
and
at
rugby.
His
recreation
'
ps
an
adult
has
been
golf.
'
,1
Admiral
Nelles
was
married
In
Sherman
Smith
Juu
had
a
varied
k
Ai
fiftr
cent
ciasanea
so.
rfl.
experience
In
engineering
and
'op-
on-
often
often
make
mak
you
many
dollart
y915
to
Helen
Schuyler
Allen
of
.
-
-
-
Pembroke.
Bermuda.
There
are
oooopopoowwooocKoooflowooooooooooooooooooooKoJ
,
In
1930,
the
Baseball.
Umpires'
wo
sons,
i;nane.i
AiacKim
ana
Association
was
launched
lu
Aus-
William
Allen.
.
tralla
with
four
teams
and.
38
play-
.
.,
ers.
Today
there
are
20
teams
and
j
the
history
.of
the
Neangar.
Austral-'
more
than
300
players.
ft,,
park
Golf
Club.
W.
IL
Body
.Holed.
.out,
with,
a
five
Iron
on
the
A
freak
bicycle
built
by
E,
Mead-
130-yard
12th
hole
here.
I
!
owcroft
of
llobart,
Tasmania,
Is.
'
now
ridden
constantly
6y
it,
'Rush-P
star.s
of
a
gathering
of
former
ion,
wno
iinos
tne
arcnair
seat
very
Essendpn
footballers
In
Australia
Quick
The
NEW
-way
co
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A
Wonderf
ul?
Discovery
JusLn
drop
on
two
on
your
hand
kercheifT.snuff
ib-atufa
(wU
the
head
clearing
at
once..
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3
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