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FACE
TO
FACE
Off.
TILHE.
HERE'S
A
PLACE:
,
.
...
Sport
Chat
Eprightly
at
61,
8am
Heapy
succumbed
to
the
lure
of
ths
turf
and
took
out
a
jockey's
licence.
He's
riding
a
couple
of
good
things
at
the
Windsor
track
Jhis
month
and
It's
worth
two-bob
bet
If
only
to
recog-
j
nlze
sheer
pluck.
Sam
figured
he
was
ail
washed
up
as
a
Jockey
when
he
escaped
to
England
after
Oermany
invaded
Belgium.
He
had
been
riding
on
the
continent
for
43
years
and
holds
what
Is
believed
to
be
a
world's
record
In
that
he
has
been
astride
3,260
win-nets.
He
has
trained
almost
as
many.
Recently
Sam
did
a
bit
of
exercising
on
racers
owned
by
Oerald
Deane.
That
did
it.
Sam
figured
his
still-supple-
frame
would
stand
the
pace.
"One
of
my
reasons
for
starting
again
t
as
a
Jockey."
said
this
old
fel-low,
"Is
that
I
think
Newfoundland
Is
a
strayer
and
I'm
4
being
given
a
chance
to
prove
it.
I
have
ridden
in
between
3
15.000
and
16.00
races,
the
total
j
,
'
distance
of
which
would,
I
3
estimate,
stretch
halfway
ar
ound
the
world."
Sam
will
hold
the
distinction
of
"be,lng
the
oldest
Jockey
on
British
tracks
when
he
goes
to
the
post.
Only
once
before
has
his
taclng
career
been
Interrupted.
That
was
during
the
First
Oreat
War
when
he
was
interned
for
ihree
years
In
Oermany.
Over
in
neutral
Eire,
a
colt
owned
by
a
Scottish
patron
of
Irish
racing
won
the
Iilsh
Cambridgeshire
at
The
Curragh
outside
Dublin.
Astrologer,
sup-
lemenllng
James
McVeys
vic-
tils
with
Suntop
In
the
Irisn
Oaks
and
Solferino
In
the
Solfertno
In
the
Irish
St.
Leger.
took
the
lead
50
yards
from
the
Inlsh
of
the
mile
grind
to
win
by
a
head
from
Dunse-verkk.
At
just
about
the
same
lime.
Dick
Sullivan,
who
man
ogee
Mcvey
s
biooasiock,
an
Kunced
that
Suntop
and
Sol
ferino
will
be
tetlred
to
.stud
and
mated.
Racing
circles
consider
It
a
fortunate
clrcum-V-.nce
that
the
blood
lines
of
Uie
Oaks
and
the
St.
Leger
winners
suitable
for
eomblninc.
The
King
will
have
some
choicely-bred
two
-
year
-
olds
racing
for
the
finish
line
next
season.
They'll
be
trained
by
Capt.
Cecil
Boyd-Rochfort,
who
took
over
the-
majority
of
His
Majesty's
racers
following
the
death
of
Willie
Jarvls.
One
bach
of
six
yearlings
included
colts
by
the
successful
Sites
King
Salmon,
father
of
this
year's
Derby
winner.
Herringbone,
Hyperion,
Fairway
and
Foxhunter.
Best
of
the
King's
two-year-olds
this
season
ias
been
Knight's
Daughter
although
the
Royal
Stables
had
only
a
few
runners
and
none
in
the
Classics
which
His
Majesty's
runners
all
but
monopolized
last
season.
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PRINCE
RUPERT
HONOR
ROLL
list
of
Local
Men
and
Women
on
Active
Seryice
Are
YOU
responsible
for
someone's
name
not
being
In
this
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entry
form
elsewhere.)
Carl
Smith.
NAVY
Peter
D.
Allen.
Charles
Anderson.
Harold
Anderson.
Stanley
Anderson.
Robert
Armstrong.
Don
Arney.
W.
O.
Barker.
Em
He
Blain.
William
Bremner.
Bernard
Brldden.
George
J.
Brown.
Harold
Bunn.
John
Bunn.
Hugh
Burbank.
Robert
H.
Capstlck.
Douglas
Chrlstlson.
Vincent
Dodd.
John
Dohl
Robert
Duggan.
Elmer
Eburne.
Melvln
Eburne.
Robert
Elkins.
Donald
Eastman.
William
P.
El
kins.
Terry
Fortune.
Mitchell
Oay.
Efner
R.
Oreen.
James
Oreer.
Ian
Orimsson.
John
Orimsson.
Raymond
Hougan.
Bill
Hunter.
Foster
Husoy.
Peter
Husoy.
Tom
Johnstone.
James
R.
Laurie.
Jantoft
Leland.
Fred
Lewis.
Tilly
R.
Lloyd.
Bruce
Love.
Harry
Monkley.
Andrew
Macdonald.
Jack
Macfle.
Robert
McKay.
Robert
McLean.
Norman
McLeod.
David
McMeekin.
David
McNab.
Robert
McNab.
John
D.
McRae.
Douglas
Payne.
"Bud"
Ponder.
David
Ritchie.
Jack
Ritchie.
Robert
Ritchie.
Harry
Robb.
Robert
Roy.
Bud
Skattebol.
i-
iiStanleyLSchejk.
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Schubert
prisoner
of
war.
Malcolm
Smith.
Ralph
Smith.
Walter
Smith.
Carl
Strand.
Onne
Stuart.
Stanley
Veitch.
SW
White.
Robert
Whltlnc;.
Oscar
Wlngham.
Oeorge
Yule.
Jack
Yule.
Jack
storrle.
ARMY
Louis
Astoria.
:
Eric
Barton.
Beatrice
Berner.
William
Sonny)
Beynon.
f
Louise
Bird.
j
Walter
Bird.
Norman
Blackhall.
Donald
Blake.
Raymond
Bracewell.
Ronald
Bracewell.
William
Brass.
J.
W.
Brldden.
Earl
Brochu.
Alfred
Calderone.
Jack
Campbell
.
Donald
Clark.
Edward
Clark
Jim
Colussl
Mike
Colussl.
Jrank
Comadlna.
Orant
Coverda?.
Bert
Cross.
Walter
Cross.
Charles
Dennis..
1
nomas
Dennis.
Paul
Dvornck.
R.
C.
H.
Durnford.
Malcolm
Elder.
WhitfleKl
Elder.
John
Oates.
Andrew
Olovcr.
Darrow
Oomez.
Thomas
W.
Graham.
Burton
Green.
Splro
Gurvlt-h.
Ry
Westovcr
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Phylls
Hambiln.
L.
J.
R.
HavTies.
R.
H.
A.
Haynes.
K.
C.
W.
Haynes.
E.
D.
Head.
David
Henderson.
Howard
Hlbbard.
Frank
E.
Hodgklnsoru
Harold
Hodgson.
Percy
Hudson.
William
Hutson.
Robert
Johnson.
Walter
Johnson.
S.
D.
Johnston.
T.
D.
Johnston.
Nick
Kurulolc.
Matilda
Larsen.
Everett
R.
Leek.
Clarence
Lovin.
O.
P.
Lyons.
Danny
Magnet.
Steve
Mentenko.
Michael
P.
McCafferj.
John
C
McCubbln.
Ian
Macdonald.
Jack
McEvoy.
Alex
McFanane.
Norman
McOlashan.
Victor
Miller.
Robert
Montgomery.
Michael
D.
Montesano,
Ford
Moran
Jack
Morarr
James
Moran.
John
K.
Murray.
Edith
Mctrie.
Joseph
Naylor
Leonard
Ness.
Donald
Norton
Walter
Perkins.
Emil
Perlstrorn.
Arthur
PhlUlns.
L.
C.
R.
Raabe.
William
A.
PiUold
Jr.
Kooeri
Kuaaernam.
Olav
Rysstad.
William
Scherk.
Thomas
Scully,
uou
tuiruosatL
Thomas
Sibley.
Olenn
Smith.
W.
D.
Smith.
Hugh
J.
Smith.
James
Smith.
Douglas
Stalker.
Albert
Stiles.
James
Suden.
L.
V.
TattersaL
Arnold
Tweed.
Rodney
Valpy.
Martin
van
Cooten.
Clarence
Vaughan.
Stanley
Vickerman.
William
White.
Jack
Weannauth.
T.
J.
Williams.
James
Wood.
AIR
FORCE
Ronald
Allen.
Harry
Astoria.
Alex
Balllle.
Marcel
Blain.
-Peter
'Brass.-
-
Alan
Burbank.
Dents
William
Burnip.
Jean
R.
Cameron.
Peter
Cartjvright.
Iris
Corbould.
Jack
Corbould.
Lilian
Croxford.
James
Currie.
Arthur
Davey.
John
W.
Davey.
Victor
Dell.
Jack
Eastwood.
Clarence
Flnley.
(
Hugh
L.
Forrest.
Thomas
Forrest.
Louis
Orlln
Olay.
Arvld
Hansen.
Harold
Helgerson.
Robert
Henderson.
Helge
Holkestad.
Mike
Hudema.
Sam
Jurmain.
Robert
Kelscy.
Kam
Y.
Lee.
Alan
Leighton
'missing).
Harold
Leverett.
Albert
liah.
Cedrlc
Mah.
George
R.
Mayer.
Henry
.Mayer.
Don
McCavour.
Rabh
Morin.
Hector
W.
Macdonald.
Ken
Schubert.
William
Shrubsall.
Robert
Silversldes.
Eddie
Smith.
James
Joseph
Thompson.
John
A.
Walker.
Henry
Worsfold.
U.S.
ARMY
i
George
A.
Glay.
Mary
McCaffery.
Thomas
W.
Pierce.
1
Ernest
Santurbane.
I
U.S.
NAVY
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Howard
Frlzzell.
Made
suprftmc
sacrifice.
,
NERVES
cause
pain
and
symptom
effects,
tegardless
of
name,
designated
as
.
.
.
trouble,
dls-ease,
or,
disorder.
To
correct
and
prevent
countless
electrical
terminal
effects
of
cause
unknown
or.
known,
Power
Companies
recognize
the
advantages
In
dividends
of
money
spent
on
maintenance
of
Power
Lines.
Likewise,
chiropractic
is
"Service
and
Maintenance"
of
nerve
Power-Lines.
Trunk
"POWER"
Lines
between
brain-generator
and
nerve
terminal
effects.
i
DR.
J.
L.
CURRY
CIUHOritACTOR
has
opened
new
offices
In
the
Smith
Block
to
care
for
the
growing
number
recognizing
In
health
dividends
the
distinct
.
and
unusual
advantages
of
vital
'Power"
Service.
Hudson
Bay.
Railway
is
Doing
Well
THE
PAS.
Oct.
29
Fmploye
of
the
Hudson
Bay
Railway
subsidiary
of
the
Canadian
Nation-have
gone
over
the
top
In
th
Fifth
Victory
Loan
campaign
Subscriptions
amount
ng
to
$7
050
have
been
received
from
263
employees.
The
quota
was
$37
-000,
returns
are
.still
coming.
Thr
Hudson
Bay
Railway
has
311
employees.
Island
Logging
Camps
at
Work
Wprd
reaching
the
city
today
fcom
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Is
to
the
eteet
that
operations
are
now
again
In
fu!'
swing
In
the
logging
camps
fo)
lowing
the
recent
strike
Th
most
of
the
men
had
remain
-on
the
Islands
during
the
period
v,
ti.,
UAH"
int.
came
north
from
VanrauveV-
'b
week
as
did
T.
Al
KQ
Elmer
Palmer,
two
of
the'
w
known
operators.
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and
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commencing
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hope
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change
will
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you.
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wish
to
continue
serving
you
to
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best
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