(Julia
Arthur)
SHOES
Are
Here
First
Shipment
Just
Arrived
)
'
Beautiful
to
Look
at
and
Wonderful
to
Wear
DAILY
DITION
Priced
$6.00
and
$6.50
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
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Tuesday,
October
s,
1937.
ANOTHER
STEP
FORWARD
The'drill
shed
and
moveable
target
on
the
local
water
The
committee
making
arrangements
for'
the
district
teacher"
fall
convention
to
be
held
her
Friday
and
Saturday
of
this
woek
met
List
veninsr
and
drew
up
nlans
for
the
two-day
.confer
ence.
G.
McKinley.
A.
Sutton.
W.
C.
O'Neill
and
J.
S.
Wilson.
isoon
it
win
De
necessary
to
go
larther
north
or
south
in1
mornings,
order
to
get
accommodation.
Shawp.tlans
passage
will
also
become
valuable
very
soon
as
the
other
waterfront!
fills-up.
'
i
THE
DUKE
OF
WINDSOR
Man
in
the
Moon
front,
to
be
used
in
connection
with
the
defenses
of
the
;the
Duke
of
Windsor.
city,
will
be
a
valuable
acquisition
to
the
defense
battery
:
as
well
as
one
more
building
on
the
waterfront
which
will
have
its
commercial
value.
j
1
It
is
planned
to
have
the
open-1
in?
ceremony
at
the
City
HaHi
on
Friday
foraDoon
when
teachers
will
be
welcomed
by
City
.
Commissioner
W.
J.
Alder,
Dr.
Hugh
Morrison,
inspector
of
schools,
and
other
a-epsesenta-tives
of
city
organizations.
Harry
Cha!esworth.
general
secretary
of
the
British
Columbia
:
Teachers
-Federation,
will
give
'a
sho.t
address.
I
In
the
afternoon
business
sessions
will
include
a
talk
on
social
studies
given
by
Dr.
Morrison
and
followed
by
discussions.
Other
items
on
the
afternoon
program
will
be
a
discussion
of
Jhe
"Need
of
a
School
Nurse
and
I
her
Work
in
Conjunction
with
the
Teachers
and
Pupils
A
session
will
be
devoted
fo
the
disr
cussion
of
"Art
in
the
School
and
its
Relation
to
Life."
An
inspection
of
the
manual
training
and
home
economics
departments
will
follow.
I
j
The
Saturday
program
calls
for
ia
business
session
with
Dr.
"Mor-Irispn
leading
the
discussion
o;ij
I
The
New
Curriculum."
Other
subjects
will
include
physical
ex
ercises
and
primary
work.
TLc
afternoon
session
will
be
devoted
fo
Federation
activities
with
Mr.
Charlesworth
the
speaker.
Provision
is
also
being
made
for
the
entertainment
of
the
out
of
town
teachers,
Republican
politicians
In
the
States
raised
quite
a
rompus
over
the
appointment
of
Hugo
I
Black
to
the
Supreme
Court
of
the
j
United
States
but
all
it
did
was
to
I
advertise
the
new
appointee
and
Once
morethe
Duke
of
Windsor
comes
into
the
news
If
ke
hh!
a
Pwe
andidate
for
with
the
announcement
that
he
is
about
to
visit
the
United
!
the
presIdency.
these
days-States
to
study
housing
and
working
conditions.
Doubt-!
A
-commercial
traveler
stepped
less,
we
shall
hear
a
great
deal
about
his
trip.
Anything
i
tff
a
train
in
a
Pennsylvania
town,
he
says
or
does
will
be
newspaper
copy
for
some
time
to
where
he
asked
a
couple
of
Penn"
come.
sylvanla
Dutchmen:
"Can
you
tell
J
me
where
the
macaroni
factory
Is?"
CARLOADS
OF
FARM
PRODUCE
'!
don't
know,
do
you
Zhake?"
"No,
I
don't,"
replied
.Zhake
r
n
-i
.
,
,
,
.
on
on
Saturday
saiuruay
when
when
they
they
were
were
hum
hum-
tnese
processions
which
are
not
conducive
to
good
dem-;
bled
11
to
o
by
the
Canary
ocraiic
government.
I
R
onks
MacKENZlE'S
FURNITURE
,20
PAIRS
ALL
WOOL
BLANKETS
A
A
A
White,
and
Grey.
From,
per
pair
v"vU
PART
WOOL
BLANKETS
From,
per
pair
PHONE
775
$5.50
UEGINA,
Oct.
5:
(CP)
Uegi-na
Jtough
Riders
suffered
.another
of
a
-series
of
ignominious
defeats
I
Dundee
Is
Tied
With
Rangers
At
Head
Of
League
DUNDEE,
Oct.
5:
(CP)
Defeating
Third
Lanark
two
to
one
.yesterday
In
the
Scottish
League,
Dundee
moved
into
a
tie
with
Glasgow
Rangers
for
leadership
of
the
First
Division.
TOURING
ENGLISH
CRICKET
TEAM
SHOWS
STRENGTH
IN
B.
C.
'-MORE
TEAMS
Larry
Gabs
Wins
Those
in
attendance
at
last
vy
r
1
,
f)
nights
meeting
were
Miss
E.
A.j
CT
A
DT
DI
A
Y
ftnOCKOUl
110W
Mercer,
Mrs.
B.
Walker,
Miss
M,
I
uI
TjYl
FLuH.
I
bhlell,
Miss
k.
MacKay
and
w.
H.
Long
...117
F.
Glass
11.1
W.
Beasley
..J21
S.
Jurmain
.
.110
H.
Wanamaker
Total
.JOT,'
BIO.
RTA,
Pritchard
.
Stamford
.
.
Coon
Carter
....
Cade
Total
.
.
.
ELEC
Little
...
K.
McRae
H.
Gray
,
They
both
walked
to
the
end
of
!IacTallley
It
is
announced
that
half
a
dozen
loads
of
farm
and
i
the
platform
then
-one
.hurried
garden
produce
will
be
sent
to
the
drought
stricken
areas
bacJ.
"Say',
lster
d0
you
mean
de.
!
"Yes,"
said
the
traveller,
"it
Is
the'
National
Railways..
This
is
an
excellent
move
and
will
same
thing."
doubtless
prove
a
boon
to
the
people
who
have
not
been
"Veil,"
said
the
native,
".ve-don'd
able.
to
raise
vegetables
for
themselves
during
sveral
years
know
v"e
that
either
"
past
The
Canadian
National
Railways
are
doing
their!
Zl
Z
n
bit
in
carrying
the
truck
free
of
charge.
The
quick
res-Kegina.K0Ugh
ponse
to
the
appeal
is
most
gratifying.
j
j.
Beaten
MOSLEY'S
MEANDERINGS
j
,
,
,
Humbled
M
Again
by
Calgary
Bronks
t
bir
Oswald
Moslev
is
eettini?
into
the
limeliVVit
with'
E,even
to
"
"
Saturday
a
c
,
r"
"
his
spectacular
processions
and
as
a
result
many
have
found
themselves
behind
the
bars
or
paying
goodiy
fines.
It
is
doubtful
if
the
trovernment
will
enntinup-tn
allow
W,-
J.
Forman
Total
....
PJilNT'S
MeCallum
.
.
F.
Schaeffer
O.
Franks
.
.
W.
Vance
.i
D.
Houston
'.
.
Tola
-1
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.120
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.
94
.139
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094
The
Marlebone
Cricket
Club
of
England,
which
toured
Canad
a,
stopped
off
in
Vancouver,
B.C.,
for
a
few
exhibition
matches.
The
visiting
batsmen
showed
their
strength
in
matches
against
Vancouver
teams,
winning
both
contests
on
the
coast
with
several
wickels
to
spare.
Jn
their
match
against
the
British
Columbia
Colts,
a
g
roup
of
promising
young
players,
the
tourists
batted
out
lf5
for
seven
wickets
and
dismissed
the
Vancouver
side
with
a
total
of
162
runs.
K.
A.
Sellar,
seen
in
action
here,
led
the
English
team's
attack
with
70
runs.
Second
Lot
of
Four
Commercial
League
Trundling
Aggregations
-Made
Initial
Appearance
Four
more
teams
had
2
13G
113.
108
A27
J2G
010
'
2
'
129
114
'8
105
86
532
2
il4f
121
jr.4
113
153
G97
2
214
125
103
132
1GG
800
1124
77
110
121
555
.n
J
113
137
-99
133
89
557
3
128
190
135
83
142
G78
3
147
85
123
14
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GF.PJI.
PROGRAMS
their
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Exchange
Block
PHONE
C58
.
t
opening
games
of
the
season
'n
the
Commercial
Bowling
League
last
night
when
Canadian
Nation-
Keep
your
eye
on
Alberta.
It's
an
'al
Recreation
Association
No.
0
i
Interesting
province
Just
now.
jWon
over
Jjiologjcal
Station
two
'
I
-
games
to
one
while
Printers
wer
The
other
might
be
reserved
for
defeating
Electrical
Workers
by
a
similar
margin.
High
average
Jscorer
ior
the
evening
was
Bill
A
drifting
seineboat
with
no
sign
jjicCallum
of
Printers
with
167.
of
life
was
reported
yesterday
off
ITl.k!bnn
Tt
mrutlrt
Ka
c
lm
t
Vl
I
n
CT
C.
N.
No.
.2
-1
bradually
OUr
Waterfront
IS
being
built
UD
and
verv
like
Third
Avenue
some
of
these
'P.
Bond
....
99
T.
235
354
T.
425
408
442
291
415
T.,
502
TUESDAY
I'M.
6:15-Request
Program.
6:30
Dally
News
Broadcast.
6:45
Hoosler
Hot
.Shots.
7r00-Do
You
Believe
In
Ghosts?
7:15-Cecll
and
Sally.
WEDNESDAY
A.M.
10:00-Betty
Brown.
10:15
Housewives''
Requests.
ll:oo-nits
In
Review.
11:15
Message
Period.
!
11:30
Weather
Forecast.
12:20-Stock
Report.
12:30
Dally
News
Broadcast.
12:40-Monltor
Views
the
News.
12:45
Eb
and
Zeb
Won
Over
French
Heavyweight
in
LONDON,
Oct.
5:
(CP)
Larry
Gains
knocked
out
Charlie
Lutre,
French
heavyweight,
in
the
second
round
of
a
bout
here
last
night.
BRIDGE
IS
ORGANIZED
Cribbage
League
Slay
also
Operate
This
Winter
Robert
McKay
Elected
President
29F.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
3G4
Rupert
Bridge,
Cribbage
and
Whist
121
League,
a
well
attended
affair,
was
;
held
last
night
In
.the
York
Hotel
when
plans
were
made
for
the
.
ing
season's
activities
and
officers
207
elected
as
follows:
"71
Honorary
President
Bert
Mor-27G
gan.
Honorary
Vice-president
A.
A.
SM
McEwen.
j
,
President
Robert
McKay.
1
Vice-President
A.
II.
Hill-Tout.
Sscretary-Treasurer
P.
E.
Wer-mig.
Auditors
J.
A.
Frew
.and
G.
W.
Johnstone.
,
The
Bridge
League
will
commence
the
season's
play
on
October
72
with
;
the
following
teams
in
competition:
Grotto,
Musketeers.
Canadian
Lpe-
lon,
Canadian
National
Recreation
As3ociatkn.
Ramblorf,
Brackman
4?5
&
Ker,
Prince
Rupert
Dairy,
Sans
of
407
Norway
4r,7
In
the
Cribbage
League
three
teams
Elevator,
Canadian
Legion
and
Sons
of
Norway
are
already
entered
and
It
Is
possible
there
may
be
another
five
entries.
The
closing
date
for
entries
has
been
set
for
October
15.
TERRIERS
BEAT
'PEG
Scored
23
to
8
Victory
Xasl
.Night
At
High
Kiver
Tomorrow
WINNIPEG,
Oct.
fi:
CI')
Or-illia
Ter
iers,
.Eastern
.Canada
la-:cro:ne
champions,
won
a
sudden
!
death
game
from
Winnipeg
last
I
night
by
a
score
of
23
to
8
a
nd
Iwill
continue
In
High
River,
Al
bertu,
to
play
another
game
to-mor'.ow
night
preparatory
to
the
.Mann
Cup
finals
at
Vancouver
with
the
New
Westminster
Sal-mon
Bellies
who
eliminated
Trail
at
the
end
of
I
he
week
In
two
straight
games.
CANADA
IN
DAVIS
CUP
,
Second
Round
of
London
Bout
Canadian
Lawn
Tennis
Association
Last
Night
J
Decides
to
Compete
Again
I
Next
j
ear
i
wo
ureal
ntclurs
To
64rt
.
lWotLI
Serif
Ton,,.,:?
NEV
Hubbel
I
'WUiUf
belrani
U"U
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,
PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday
October
s
1!?
READY
FOR
CONVENTION
Program
Drawn
up
for
Session
f
Teachers
This
Wee
k-cnd
To
Hurl
In
Opener
belly
t.om,.,
.,-
KoeWl-to
be
the
starting
;w
JS
(opening
game
of
t
iie
...t
'
IVF1
,l?VUIICSUittV.
!
TK
,,l'.
..
,was
assurred
tmlrr
,
,
mg
game
when
M
:
cr
J
V
;Carthy
Uefinileiy
ar.noanreo,
would
send
Ve
i
on
firnt
the
fTtiound
'for
.the
Yun.ic-j-y
having
'-
jireviou;
tioz-u
Carl
Hubbell
for
the
Oar,
.mound.
Terry
express
conk
dc.ice
that
super
.,
tiir.t
r
ing
and
Yielding
would
ne
m,
to
offset
any
advance
tv.jt
ft,
Kankees
mtghi
h.,-8
hrfv
i
ter.
;D0N
BUDGE
i
IS
1
WINNER
,
Defeated
Bobby
Itigrj
of
Us
In.
gejes
Three
Sets
Out
(
Four
in
'
Pacific
Championship
final
!
BERKELEY.
Ca)
Or
5:
(CPI-Don
Budge
retained
States
singles
champ.orjh!p
o.
challenged
yesterday
by
defettjq
Bobby
Riggs
of
L
Anjric:
It,
6-4,
6-2,
6-4
in
the
fLu
:I
&e
Pacific
net
.champion-ip
to-meat
here.
SAN
DIEGO
IS
'adres
Take
Pacific
Coa4btal
League
Championsfy
SanDieeo.
Oct
5
-San
Diefife
TononYi
rvf
r.
(mi
4
to
win
the
Pat.fl;
coanwP
Canadian
Lawn
Tennu
.s.ortn..
baseball
championship.
.
.
.
-
v.J....
W
tlon
is
planning
to
have
Canada
nnisnmg
me
league
kikuuk
.
entered
jigiiin
in
Davis
Cup.
play
thlfd
place.
San
Dlcgo
won
fi
next
year.
If
so.
it
wil)
he
the
straight
games
in
the
p'.aj-o&
first
time
Canada
hn
r,Pn
tn
first
four
from
S:-amtnto
St
the
competition
since
1034.
ithen
four
from
Portland.
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