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TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
TUESDAY.
OCTOBER
VOTING
IS
JULIA
ARTHUR
0NT0DAY
(PI11
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is
By
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and
Canadian
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.
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ADVERTISING
RATES
C.C.F.
Total
Vote
whereas
the
Liberals
and
Conservatives
both
stand
for
Giants,
a
continuation
of
or
modification
of
the
nresent
svstem.
spring,
OLD
BOYS
HAVE
BAD
BALL
YEAR
ago
yesterday
for
the
world's
ban-,
Axe
Of
The
Diamonds
Took
Heavy
tamweight
boxing
title.
They!
Toll
Of
Big
League
Veterans
clashed
in
Paris
a
year
later,
with,
During
Past
Season
NEW
YORK,
October
28:
(0)
Local
Readers,
nor
line,
tier
insertion
,,:
Twenty-two
baseball
greats
of
yes
Classified
insertion
!
teryear
felt
the
axe
in
the
season
Advertisements,
per
word,
per
.02
Advertising
and
Circulation
Telephone
98
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
i
,
j
.
nintea
at
Deiore
tne
season
toe-
in
spite
of
the
fact
that
the
Co-operative
Common-
gan.
An
unusual
number
of
vet-wealthFederation
comes
second
in
the
number
of
mem-
erans-
battered
ana
aged
by
th(
but
may
return
The
C.C.F.
is
Socialism
complete
and
each
member
who
"
!t
a
baVeaso"
for
h,e
is
elected
under
the
C.C.F.
banner
is
pledged
to
work
for
ZTvml
?
the
abolition
of
the
present
system
and
the
introduction
Paul
caught
on
with
Boston
and!
TC.
SILENT
ROOTERS
SPORT
CHAT
Panama
Al
Brown
defeated
j
Eugene
Huat
of
France
In
a
15
round
bout
at
Montreal
10
years
First
Brown
the
winner
again.
Cleveland
Indians
of
the
erican
Baseball
League
closed
one!
of
the
.most
bizarre
chapters
In
Just
closed,
to
mark
one
of
the
oaseDau
nistory
a
year
ago
today
greatest
major
league
houseclean-
y
Ilrng
tre
team's
manager,!
incs
in
manv
vears.
Oscar
Vitt.
His
ouster
had
been
i
Youth
had
to
be
served,
but
the
demanded
by
12
players
in
an
un-
TIIaniv
OQ
precedented
rebellion
in
June.
will
fuel
the
Hot
Stove
League
for
many
long
winters
to
come.
Rnfforv
I
nHlOC
j
The
housecleaning
was
strongly
UttllClJ
JUClUlCo
bers
elected
to
the
legislature,
it
is
pointed
out'by
news-
Jaie!?a,11
wars:
were
"st
ans,n
"seTn
scored
ciean
over
cana
.
,
n
r
,.
J
,
on.
And
one
by
cne
they
dropped
scorca
sweep
uver
cana-
papers
in
the
south
that
the
Conservatives
came
second
0ff.
.
dian
Scottish
in
"yv
in
the
number
of
votes
cast.
One
reliable
journal
dves
Biggest
shakeuo
bv
anv
one
Wves
League.
the
figures
as
follows:
Liberals
133,315
Conservatives
131,565
'
C.C.F
128,878
Others
7,530
Total
vote
400,288
It
must
be
clear
that
these
figures
are
only
approx-
'club
was
engineered
by
the
Chi-
cago
Cubs.
Down
and
out
went
liie
1U"Q
Bauery
iearn
sccrea
Jerome
(Dizzy)
Dean,
Clay
Bryant,
iE
cJean
sweeP
three
Bames
to
nil
Billy
Myers,
Zeke
Bonura,
Al
Tood
vlctory
over
Canadian
Scottish
In
and,
at
the
season's
end
doughtly
'
"Y"
wlves
Bowling
League
yes-
old
Charlev
Root.
And
to
Brnnk-.
leraay,
me
nailery
lames,
as
a
Totals
723
Scottish-
next
Rees
157
Davis
.....,
66
Carter
9i
Asemlssen
107
London
77
Handicap
121
of
Socialism.
That
is
the
trulf
and,
with
the
C.C.F.
nolicv
uyA
with
Cincinnati,
but
Lloyd
Totals
619
as
it
is
today,
we
realize
the
gulf.
,
was
released
after
the
season.
ended.
The
league
standing
tr
t
u
ti
l
i
j
t-
i
i
i
xi
Hon.
John
Hart
IS
today
being
touted
for
the"
pre-
In
the
American
League,
Mana-ilows:
miership
of
the
province
and
yet
he
is
less
socialistic
in
er
Jimmy
Dykes
cf
the
Chicago!
w.
his
views
than
is
Premier
Pattullo.
Let
us
remember
'Wh,te
deciAc&
rd
Base-
102nd
Battery
7
that
main
it
was
wab
the
me
nremier
piemier
who
wno
sirongiy
strrmrrlv
arlvnritpd
aavocatea
f
tne
hp
bov
mi-
man
Jimmy
Dyk6S
was
311
washed'
Composites
4
and
1
uPi
retlred
amldst
fanfar
searchlight?
2
rowing
of
possibly
one
hundred
million
dollars
at
theossie
Biue
of
whinn
a'Air
FnrrP
1
ume
01
tne
aepression
to
put
people
to
work
a
socialistic
move.
the
llie
FUSS.
Fuss?
...
...
There
seem
to
be
a
number
of
people
who
do
not
like
would
like
to
see
him
removed.
That
was
Ea
Brucker
of
the
Athletics
Scottish
turned
coaches.
Charles
(Buddy)
iMyer
got
his
walking
papers
from
IT
fly
Reading
Their
Obits
More
such
drama
is
to
be
en-
ijiey
are
trying
to
rusn
win
net
play
again.
The
Duke
of
the
premier
1
n
1
0
a
coalition
without
consideration
of
Milwaukee
ws
a,
coach
much
of
terms
or
future
plans.
T.
D.
is
not
that
kind
of
a
man.
it?
,5ason'
Chaney
Gehringer,
When
the
question
of
coalition
is
considered
it
must
t&UTSSL?&Z
low
a
conference
in
which
all
phases
must
be
discussed,
of
the
all-time
great
southpaws
The
Liberals,
as
the
predominant
partners
with
only
are
getting
used
to
reading
their
three
members
short
of
a
majority,
mustrhve
first
con-
obJTu;
,
itrlonnSlthe
policy
of
the
ConsJrvilts
must
tS2$lS2
only
secondary.
'and
off
the
ccene
when
the
1941
By
the
time
Mr.
Pattullo
and
Mr.
Hart
return
from
season-ended-
Chuck
Kleln
warm-Ottawa
they
will
have
had
time
to
consider
well
the
sit-
iVwf''!?
Jn
JhiladelPTh1la!
nation
and
will
be
in
a
position
to
make
definite
reZ-Ttn
mendations
to
the
legislature.
There
is
nothing
to
be
Nalr
and
Larry
Rosenthal
had
to
excited
about.
Whatever
is
done
will
be
for
the
best
in-scrambe
for
Jbs.
Babe
Phelps
terests
of
the
province
and
to
suit
the
interests
or
the
LlTX?
by
BTOoMln-
Fat
terests
of
the
province
and
not
to
suit
the
interests
or
the
taS?
wS'TS.
bTti
216
156
114
118
62
42
161
191
147
194
League
Played
Last
Night.
96
96
P6
.
.
.
.
796
897!
ANIMALS
IN
COURT
During
the
Middle
Ages
animals
were
solemnly
tried
throughout)
curope
ror
such
crimes
as
murder
and
robbery.
J.
Bouzek,
TAILOR
LADIES'
and
GENTS
Best
Materials,
Workmanship
Second
Ave.,
two
doors
from
Broadcasting
Station
CHIROPRACTOR
Stanley
W.
Colton,
D.C.,
Ph.C.
Wallace
Block
-
Ihone
640
TELL
TIME
BY
KAIN
I
START
OF
CRIBBAGE
The
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
League
season
got
under
way
last
Am-jnight
with
results
as
follows:
Savoy
Hotel
3,
Smiles
Cafe
15.
Eagles
11.
Operators
7.
Pioneers
13,
Canadian
Legion
5.
Falcons
6,
Old
Empress
12.
The
league
standing
to
date:
Smiles
Cafe
15
3
Pioneers
13
5
Old
Empress
12
6
I
Eagles
11
7
l
Operators
7
11
w
1
IFalcons
6
12
n
Lead
in
Bowling
::;
t
!'.
ilyn
went
Billy
Herman
and
Augie
i
result-
moved
at
least
temporarily
Galan.
lnto
exclusive
leadership
In
the
Others
Out
Ueasue
standing.
iniate
as
they
were
made
up
on
Thursday
of
last
week"parted
from
the
Giants,
and
Earl
were
as
follows:
and
there
have
been
slight
chances
since
that
time.
lAverin
finished
his
.distineuished
102ni
Battery
career
with
the
Boston
Braves.
Person
175
n
if
Brooklyn
gave
up
Van
Bungo
and
Norton
130
Ar
LlTeat
llUll
iset
down
Tex
(no
hlt
CaVleton,
TaPer
32
'Joe
Vosmik,
Mace
Brown
and
Vlto
Webster
146
Arrnrrlinir
tn
H
fl
P
lpnrWs
tnprp
is
hpfu'PPn
tliPtn
Tamulis.
Cincinnati
cut
loosa
Jim'0wen
144
nnrl
fViQ
fV,ol.
-.ovf?Qa
?n
PvUJcV,
PolumV'n
n
rrvnf
,f
RlPPle,
the
ternal
rookie,
and
Handicap
UbllV
V(U
blP
lit
I
IklCil
C
Illicit
UUlli
r
t
,it-t
v
w,
Monte
Pearson.
Leo
mU
4.
i
r
ai
till.
iu-
c
4.1.
l
i
(Gabby)
Hart-.
mcj
oi.aim
mc
ciuuuiiuu
ui
luc
icocm,
omciu
nctt
got
his
release
from
the
LADIES'
BOWLING
Oct.
28
,
Big
Sisters
vs.
Pioneers.
Bluebirds
vs.
Rangers.
Stylettes
vs.
Optimists.
Savoy
Swingers
vs.
Annettes.
Knox
Hotel
vs.
Lucky
Strikes.
Rain
comes
so
regularly
to
parts
of
Brazil
that
the
natives
tell
the
time
by
It.
236
83
-"t
52
C9
rt1'
86
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100
101
1
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U
100
iou
1
u
77
103,
l
121
121
755
505
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is
as
fol-l
L.
Pts,
2
7
2
4
4
2
"
2
1
1
5
1
1
'
'
-
fit
ft
I
THIS
CROSS
is
on
every
fast-acting
Aspirin
Tablet.
Look
for
Jr.
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
CATALA
EVERY
TUESDAY,
1:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver
Thurs.
p.m.
CARDENA
EVERY
FRIDAY,
10:30
p.m.
Due
Vancouver
Monday
a.m.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Leaving
October
21,
November
4
and
18
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and
Reservations
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Prince
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Third
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-
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HALIFAX,
Oct.
8:
0
Druggists
and
rallwaymen,
miners
and
lawyers,
are
in
the
field
for
votes
in
the
Nova
Scotia
general
election
today,
but
once
again
it
Is
the
legal
profession
that
has
put
up
the
strongest
bloc
of
candidates.
Twenty-one
of
the
entries--11
of
the
29
Conservatives
and
10
of
the
30
Liberals
are
barristers.
Business
in
one
form
or
another
ranging
frcm
five
merchants
to
a
manager
of
a
Halifax
clbthlng
firm
claims
20
of
the
candidates
and
the
farming
and
lumbenng
Industries
produced
another
five.
Three
one
Liberal
and
two
of
the
six
Co-operative
Common-.wealth
Federation
nominees
are
miners.
Two
are
active
and
one
Is
a
retired
railwayman.
One
is
a
salesman
and
another
a
com
mercial
agent.
X
fi
i
t
n
I
nnmfli
Pnncanrn.
live
standard
bearer
in
uamax
Notth,
Is
the
single
woman
candidate.
The
contracting,
business
claims
two
names,
Including
Premier
A.
S.
MacMillan.
Three
of
the
men
are
retired.
The
Insurance
world
has
given
another.
I.
Angus
Walters,
Conservative
candidate
in
Lunenburg,
and
Lieut.
J.
R.
Fraser,
Conservative
In
Victoria,
were
sea
captains
before
they
went
Into
business
and
ithe
army
respectively.
,
Hon.
II.
J.
Connolly,
minister
of
I
publicity
and
Industry
In
the
Mac
-
r.
ampK
nf
Seavon
'
Mlllan
cabinet,
left
his.
Job
as
a
Halifax
newspaper
editor
to
take
the
post.
J.
W.
Wallis,
Digby's
Conservative,
Is
editor
of
a
weekly
paper.
Barristers
Include
L.
W.
Fraser,
opposition
leader;v
Attorney
-r
General
J.
H.
MacQuarrle;
Hanson
T.
Dovfell,
second
vice-president
of
the
Canadian
Amateur
Hockey
Association,,
and
Mines
and
Labor
Minister
L.
H.
Currle.
15
Other
Operations
13
1
Highways
Minister
John
Mc-12
Kenzie
is
a
creamery
operator;
11
1
Minister
without
Portfolio
J.
W.
Comeau
is
a
fish
dealer,
and
Agriculture
Minister
J.
A.
McDonald
Is
a
farmer.
F.
M.
Blols,
Conservative
frcm
Colchester,
is
superintendent
of
a
clothing-manufacturing
firm
in
Truro.'
A.
S.
Mason,
Liberal
In
Cumberland,
Is
a
theatre
man
and
has
long
been
prominent
in
Maritime
baseball.
A.
W.
Morton,
Halifax
centre
ill
i,ik
STRENGTH
IS
under
proof
SyVti
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Lftlt
gin
datilkW
intiurtUi
Tills
advertisement
u
not
pub-1
iisnea
or
aispiayca
by
me
li
quor
Control
Bccro
c
dj
t&t
I
Government
of
Bri-..T
C.
labial
Conservative,
is
prr
wholesale
hardware
arm
and
.
R.
Murphy,
Libera
c
.:'.:.
u
HiJ
ifax
South,
managed
a
cklll
concern.
Raymond
Crosby
oaicrea
t;
1
Conservatives
in
Kmr
;i
c
ductor
and
chairc
:
Brotherhood
or
Rai
v
:vi
In
Nova
Scotia
f
W
EjuJ
Shelburne
Conserve.
v
t
.
a
woodworking
too
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f.til
eral
opponent
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