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SOPWITH LEAVES THE U.S.A. KIDNAP CASE DATA FILL BUSHMASTER GRABS NATIVE BY PANTS DOUMERGUEPLANSREFORM THEY SA Y "WITH MIXED FEELINGS" 300 FOLDERS Wants Early Parliament Session That there is a great deal of activity 35-Foot Mythical Monster Killed in Brazilian Jungle in the hotel world just now. British Challenger May Race Investigator's Reports Take up —Opposition Apparent * * * Again Next Year 15 Feet of Space on Shelf i That the prospective opening of the PARIS, Oct. 4 (CP)—Premier Hamilton is the chief feature. GEORGETOWN, B.G., Oct. 4. that if he did so the gun would The data on the Lindbergh kid­ Doumergue's plans for a revision * * * CLAIMS "RAINBOW" DID NOT (CP)—The Bushmaster snake, never again shoot straight, he of the Constitution have boon napping case in the files of the That a noted financier who resided j dubbed the "King of the Jungle," prefers tc kill the reptile with a stick talked over with the Cabinet, but COMPLY WITH CONDITIONS Bureau of Investigation, United here for some time and Who left is no myth, though mon who have or let it go. If he sees a Bush­ no information has been made States Department of Justice, fill recently has returned. lived in the forests of British master he simply turns and runs public regarding the results of tho * * * NEW YORK, Oct. 4. (CP)—Tom more than 300 folders, of which Guiana practically all their lives for ail he is worth, making for the conferences. Sopwith, owner and skipper of 103 are in the bureau's local offices, That his visit may be coincident confess that they never saw one nearest and highest tree. the defeated British challenger 370 Lexington Avenue, it was re­ It is understood the Premier was with the hotel activity. alive nor heard of one being killed. Hitherto the Bushmaster has anxious to push his reform meas­ * * * for the America's Cup, as he sailed vealed by Special Agent H. H. According to a wireless message been labelled as a myth, but the ures forward as quickly as possible for home today charged that the Clegg. That on the other hand his visit from the Boundary Commission message from the Boundary Com­ and had even considered summon­ successful United States' de­ Mr. Clegg is in charge of the may be more than a coincidence. which is working five hundred mission says that the men in ing Parliament early for that pur­ fender, Rainbow, did not comply Lindbergh case and reports of all * * * miles deep in the jungle setting camp heard the shouts of Eustace pose . According to present arrange­ with the Cup specifications. agents assigned to the investi­ That at any rate he and his financial the boundary between this country Nassy, a boat builder attached ments, the two houses will not re­ "We're leaving America with gation in all parts of the country compatriot are pretty busy. and Brazil, a Bushmas'ter over to the Commission. They ran out sume their session until Nov. 6, very mixed feelings," he said. reach him. He said that more * * * thirty-five feet in length was shot at once and found a Bushmaster which will do scarcely more than "We cannot help feeling terribly than 350 of the department's in­ That the general guess is that the after a thrilling encounter with one holding Nassy by his pants. The leave time before the end of- the disappointed b y being met vestigators had worked on the hotel will be opened this season. of the Commission's members. snake was immediately shot. Nassy year for discussion and passing of over here with a vessel which case. * * * The Bushmaster is the only veno­ said the monster chased him and the budget. we feel did not comply with the The reports of the local investi- That a good job has been made of mous snake which grows to a help arrived just as the reptile rules. I would not for a mo­ tors take up about fifteen feet of the additions and alterations at great size and it is noted for its grabbed at his leg, fortunately ment accuse any official of the shelf room. One large volume of WOULD SPEED REFORMS the Corporation building housing ferocity in attacking man or boast missing the flesh and catching New York Yacht Club of acting the work, and every special agent the various publicity bodies; fearlessly without the slightest the cloth. M. Doumcrgue is said to want to in any way other than which in the department has a copy. * * * provocation. Indians speak tho This is the first time the Com­ begin the session earlier and to have he considered to be right. We Each time one of the depart­ That the idea was good and the name of this deadly snake in mission has met a Bushmaster, the new reforms approved by tho probably did not see eye to eye in ment's agents or accountants made execution excellent. whispers and though an Indian also the first authentic procf of national assembly by the end of the + * * the interpretation of some of an investigation in the case six never shoots any snake, believing I its existence. year so as to permit, perhaps, dis­ the important conditions which copies of his report wore made. That the lawj ers are going to have solution of Parliament and now were agreed upon by the New York Mr. Clegg said that because the another fine point to consider. elections in the Spring Yacht Club and the Royal Yacht name Faulkener had figured in * * * It is apparent, however, that the Squadron." the investigation as that of an APPROACH OF WAR SEEN "GET TOGETHER" MEETING That since it lias to do with "port," opposition to his proposals is be­ perhaps some yachting lawyer * * * individual who had exchanged some TONIGHT coming unexpectedly strong. The will be to the fore. WILL CHALLENGE AGAIN IF of the Lindbergh ransom bills Green Calls for Union—Stokes traditional fear of the French peo­ * * * RULES ARE MODIFIED at the Federal Reserve Bank here, ple of investing any office with too the record of every Faulkner Lauds Socialism Tonight at eight o'clock, in the That the "Get-Together" meeting As he sailed for England, Sop­ great power is being exploited by in New York City since 1875 was Assembly Room of the Chamber tonight should prove interest­ with said, "What happened at the of Commerce, a meeting of pub­ the Left parties to the utmost. Al­ ing and instructive. checked. As a result there are SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4 (CP).— termination of the races was the licity and advertising men to­ ready they are campaigning against * * * thousands of pages of reports on William Green, president of the climax to these- conditions and gether with representatives of the Premier. That although many will be pre­ the activities of various Faulkners. American Federation of Labour, ad­ had nothing to do with the race steamship companies and others "A Fascist move for the suppres­ sent, it will not be a public The name containing the next dressed a convention here and is­ itself. We came over here to put the interested in the development of sion of the liberties of Parliament meeting as formerly. largest number of reports is that sued a call to the workers of the America"s Cup on a sporting basis our tourist trade will hold a meet­ * * * of Smith, according to Mr. Clegg. world to "unite solidly in order to Continued on Page 2 and I would be delighted to re­ ing under the auspices of the Trade That practically everyone inter­ He said every communication from prevent what seems to be an ap­ OO turn next year with the Endeavour Development Board. ested is invited. if the rules are modified. any one of that name, as well as proaching war." Memo; rs of tho Chamber of RADIO BROADCAST FIGHT * * * oo every suggestion that "a Smith John Stokes of London, fraternal Commerce and Hotel Men's As­ That a new terror is threatened. is implicated." was investigated. delegate from tho British Trades sociation have been invited and * * * MacARTHUR'S AIR FORCE The name Miller was productive Union Congress, told the conven­ Shall U. S. Congress Allocate the proceedings should be interest­ That an inventor claims he can of the third largest number of tion that the "Socialistic principle investigations and reports. ing and [istructive. Facilities ? produce any weather that is 1,000 Planes With Five Bases has become the obvious and solo wanted. The investigations produced few solution of our economic and in­ On former occasions this meeting WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 (CP; • A * * * Outlined leads. Many reports are indexed dustrial crisis." has been thrown open to the public, hot fight is promised during the That it all depends on who wants under "ladder," as well as "hand­ but in view of the comprehensive next few days as the hearings on it and what lor. WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 (CP).— writing." invitations issued it is believed that oo commercial broadcasting continue General Douglas MacArthur, 00 every interest will bo represented * * * United States Army Chief of Staff, and an opportunity for full dis­ before the Federal Communica­ That un Thursdays ho might be a outlined yesterday at General Head­ CUBA SURVIVES BOMBS NOTED IMPROVEMENT cussion offered. tions Commission. The meeting, busy man here. quarters an air force and sky- In the absence of the Chairman which may continue for two or OO three weeks, is considered to be fighting fleet of at least 1,000 bomb­ Twenty Explosions Bring Out Centralization of Important of the T.D.B. the Hon. Ambrose Ancient Greeks Win Posthumous ing, pursuit and attacking planes, Gosling, who loft for New York on one of the most important events in live wings, based on the Atlantic Cavalry—No Casualties Offices Wednesday on important business in the history of American broad­ World Love Title and Pacific coasts and the Middle connected with the T.D.B., the casting. Precedent principles and wave lengths are at stake. The West. HAVANA, Oct. 4 (CP)—Cuba is Chair will be taken by the Hon. Universal Service broadcasters, in order that they The General, who will direct the once again under the terroristic For some time past there has been Howard Trott. may not be called upon to relin­ LAU BAULE, , Oct. 4.— new air armada, emphasised that thrill of bombings, though the an urgent demand for the centrali­ Among the representatives ar­ quish waves, will strive to prove Two Americans, Harry Pilcer, with bombardment and pursuit double-barrelled outburst in the sation of important offices connect­ riving from the U.S.A. will bo that they devote plenty of time to the dancer and Raymond Duncan, wings on each coast and an attack­ two largest cities, Havana and ed with the administration of o.ir Mr. E. Mandeville, head of the education and religion. "professor of love, art and beauty," ing wing in the Middle West, the Santiago, ended at dawn today publicity and advertising campaigns Mandeville Press Agency, Mr. The question is: "Shall Congress are the two most popular figures greatest possible mobility would without fatalities. Squadrons of and, thanks to the enterprise of James A. Wales, of the Wales Ad- allocate a fixed percentage of radio in this seaside resort where any be given to the country's aerial de­ cavalry scattered through the the Corporation, the Chamber of veitising Co., Messrs Rees and broadcasting facilities to particu­ contest, from an automobile race fence. streets of Santiago last night and Commerce and Bermuda Trans­ Findlay of the Furness-Bermuda lar types or kinds of non-profit to a debate about feminine pul­ "Each wing," the General de­ took control after the electric portation Company and T.D.B., this Line, Mr. H. Milburne, C.N.S. and radio programmes or tu persons chritude, draws enthusiasm. clared, "should have approxim­ light and power lines had been has now been effected with happy Mr. Van Hook, of Wendell P. Col- identified with particular typos or Duncan, brother of the late Isa­ ately 200 planes although the size slashed, making the already ner­ results. ton Co., the noted advertising firm kinds of non-profit activities." dora Duncan, the dancer, here. should be left flexible. The entire vous citizens even more anxious. What was formerly the Trans­ of New York. The representatives of various where everyone else wears next- force should be at least 1,000 More than twenty bombs ex­ portation Company's building, and OO non-profit-making organisations to-noth ng, has become noted as planes." ploded throughout the city. Motion later the Assembly Room of the Chamber of Commerce and office Continued on Page 2 La Baule's best-and-most-dressed ——oo picture houses and other public man. places were closed immediately. of the Bermuda News Bureau, has 00 been altered and extended so that Clad in flowing Greek robes, ho SAMUEL INSULL'S DEFENCE The terrorists are protesting the Qandhi Disciple Sails for it now houses practically every OBITUARY is followed by thousands during inauguration of Dr. Ernesto Gani- department dealing with the de­ New York Continued on Page 12 vet as mayor. The Radicals oppose Market Depression May Figure velopment of our tourist trade. Arthur Buriand 00 him because they claim lie is an in Embezzler's Trial attorney for the banking interests The excellent designs .vere drawn LONDON, Oct. 1 (CP).— HON. HARCOURT MALCOLM and United States firms. up by Mr. Ernest Watiington, and Mahatma Gandhi's woman His many friends in Bermuda will CHICAGO, Oct. 4 (CP).—The the work has been expeditiously disciple, Madeline Slado, also deeply regret to learn of the death DUE TODAY economic depression was indicated Insull stocks but all others?" the and effectively carried out by known as Mirabai, left Lon­ of Mr. Arthur Buriand, which sad yesterday in the defence of Samuel attorney asked as he conducted the Messrs. N. W. and J. F. Hutchings. don yesterday for tho United event occurred at Grimsby, Ont. His Honour the Speaker of tin Insull and sixteen co-defendants investigation of the jurors. Four Starting the work on July 19th, States for a two weeks' stay on September 30. House of Assembly, Bahamas, the who are on trial before the Federal men wore at last selected and eight the whole of the alteration and ad­ there at £he invitation of the Dececsed, who was in his seventy- Hon, Harcourt Malcolm. O.B.E.. Court, accused of using the mails remained to be picked when the ditions were completed by the 19th Rov. John Haynes Holmes, third year, had paid Bermuda a K.C., is duo to arrive by the "Queen in a scheme to defraud tho public. case resumed today. of September and the various offices New York pastor and president visit annuaUy since 1902 and he of Bermuda" today and will make This hint came with the question­ Insull and his associates arc aro now filled with the different of the All-World Gandhi Fel­ was very deservedly popular with a a stay of a few days before proceed­ ing of prospective jurors by Floyd specifically charged with defrauding staff. lowship. "I shall speak about large circle of friends. His wife ing south. His Honour is no Thompson, attorney for the de­ investors through the sale of $143,- The chief gainer is the Trade my Master Gandhi and my predeceased him only two months stranger to Bermuda for he has fence. "You know that stock 000,000 in securities of the Corpora­ Development Board, formerly lo­ beloved adopted country, In­ ago. visited us on several occasions, prices went down, not only in tion Securities Company. cated at a distance from all other dia," the English devotee said He leaves behind him to mourn both for official and private reasons. publicity offices in Parliament as she embarked. their loss three sons; Arthur, Wo wish him a pleasant stay. Street, but which now has quarters Charles and Gordon, and one 00 U. S. Devil's Isle to be Steel Gas Tank for Rioters in the new building with separate brother in England, the Rev. Wil­ Board Room, clerical offices, photo­ liam Buriand, to whom the sym­ graphers' room and store house. -oo- pathy of th9 community is extend­ SPORTS Al Capone and Fellow Alcatraz Convicts Live The Naws Bureau and Visitors Ser­ ed. Under Threat of Tear Gas Attack vice Bureau have also extended HAUPTMANN EXAMINATION ——00 NEWS offices and other accessories, whilst the Assembly Room of the Cham­ BERMUDA MILITIA On Page 11 Universal Service system. It is the culmination of ber of Commerce rema ns a con­ Prisoner Maintains Sullen spicuous feature. ARTILLERY what used to be a mere dream of Silence France Still "Out of Bounds" advanced penology—scientific seg­ We congratulate all concerned. SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4.—For St. George's. as far as Rugby Football is the fourth time in its history, the regation of prisoners, but today Concerned—Noted Amateur as a project of the Department NEW YORK, Oct. 4 (CP Five 1. Drills. Marching Drill for All wind-whipped Isle of the Pelicans psychiatrists after subjecting Ranks will be held on the Garrison Sportsman. Dies—Australian has changed its character. of Justice, it is a prison for the Batting and Bowling Averages worst offenders—the irreclaimables Hauptmann to a sanity test of Recreation Ground, St. George's AlcatraE, towering in ruggod, sul­ MacDONALD AT HOME at Close of Tour—Scottish —those who have demonstrated more than two hours left him with on Sunday, 7th October, 1934, com­ len beauty from San Francisco League Defeats Irish League they are beyond redemption." the announcement that the ex­ mencing at 10.30 a.m. Bay has just formally become part LONDON, Oct. 4 (CP-Havas)— amination was still incomplete and 2. Travelling Allowance. In future at Soccer—"Dizzy" Dean's Al Capone is Alcatraz's most »f the Federal penitentiary system Vastly improved in health and would be resumed tomorrow. A Travelling Allowance will not be great pitching record—Lasky noted offender. as America's "Devil's Island." enthusiastic over his holiday trip in witness of the examination, which paid to Millitiamen who attend for and Hamas Fit for their Alcatraz, so named by exploring Canada and Newfoundland, Prime was held in a windowless room in Parade at St. George's unless the Fight—Cardinals Win first The official transformation was Spaniards for the pelicans that wrought during an inspection tour Minister MacDonald returned to the Bronx County courthouse, said parade has been advertised. game of World Series—British once swarmed over its rocky London today to assume his duties that Hauptmann maintained a Guiana Take the Inter-Co­ by Attorney-General Homer Cum- slopes, was previously in succes­ mings. The Attorney-General after two months away. He scoffed sullen silence and an inscrutable (Signed) W. E. VAUDREY. lonial Cricket Cup—Local sion an artillery base, military Rugger Meeting Next Wed­ said: . . at the rumours that he would expression. He answered in a Captain. R.A. hospital and. military prison. nesday. "It is an essential part of the accept the governor-generalship of monotone and rarely looked at the Commandant, Bermuda Militia Federal Government's new penal Continued on Page 2 the Dominion. physicians. Artillery Don't take chances "Biae a BALEIGH" ~ WADSON'S Page 2 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1934

EPAULETTES AND DOUMERGUE PLANS REFORM SWORDS FOR MER­ The Diary Continued from Page 1 Your Boy and Girl Will Enjoy and (Eniomst Satltj CHANTMEN INCORPORATING *f and the people"—that is a popular THE ROYAL GAZETTE (ESTAB. 182B> "HOLLYWOOD PARTY" An interesting story from Amer­ SAMUEL PEPYS TEUCER cry in the country, and the Radical THE COLONIST AND DAILY NEWS (ESTAB. 1866) ica in the nature of another echo Socialist Ministers in the Cabinet For the first time Mickey from that floating holocaust, the Oct. 4th. are not certain what attitude their Mouse mixes with humans Morro Castle. The United States Our wonderful dog now housed supporters will take at the annual PUBLISHED DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY Government now plans the placing with us and leading us all a merry congress at Nantes toward the end Be sure to let of naval officers upon merchant life. of October. them come to THE BERMUDA PRESS, LTD. ships which sail under the Stars An I have read his thoughts There is plenty of support in Paris REID STREET. HAMILTON and Stripes, the navy men to act aright, he thinks but little of our and in the press for the Premier's "HOLLYWOOD A.M. PURCELL, coral island. The cardinal, he suggestions, but in the country MANAGING EDITOR as inspectors of fabric and equip­ ments and possibly as drill masters indicated, is not to be compared districts and among Radical So­ >» ASSISTANT EDITOR: E. T. SAYER in fire fighting and lifeboat work. with partridge or pheasant, and cialists and Socialists they are re­ KIDDIE PARTY ASSISTANT MANAGER: ERNEST J. BELL garded with such suspicion that ADVERTISING MANAGER: M. M. HANSFORD At a glance the scheme appears our lawn compared with a Nova REID HALL SAT. 2.00 to have merit although its practica­ Scotian orchard is as a prison cell nearly every one is anxious for fur­ SUBSCRIPTION RATES bility has yet to be demonstrated. compared to royal park. ther debate. In that delay there is, p.m. LOCAL: — ONE YEAR. 40/-1 SIX MONTHS. 20/- It is the eoffessional aspect of the For one wild moment on the however, perhaps as much danger THREE MONTHS 12-6; ONE MONTH. 5/- as in an immediate decision. FOREIGN: — TO UNITED STATES AND CANADA, proposal which is arousing the morning he arrived, hopes rose 2 NEW FEATURES, REID HALL, TODAY— *12.00 PER YEAR. TO GREAT BRITAIN. 50/- high in his breast. He caught a PER YEAR. curiosity of the American people. PRICE-CUTTING CHIEF AIM In addition to the big musical "HOLLYWOOD PARTY" there ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE PREPAYABLE And as a people deeply concerned vision of some yellowish body rush­ Much importance is attached in will be shown for first time RKO's thrilling feature "MYSTERY with marine tnatters we may have^ ing by near at hand, and with one government circles to the success drama "SHOT IN THE DARK." NOTE : — All correspondence submitted must be ac­ at least a bystander's interest our­ leap broke his rope and chased it. of these measures since reduction ALSO: companied by the writer's name and address as a Alas! instead of it turning out to be selves. of prices has become the primary ETHEL WATERS in "BUBBLING OVER". 'You'll be thrilled guarantee of authenticity, not necessarily for publica­ a new sort of bird fit for the chase, tion. The Editor reserves the right to accept or reject When the military supersedes the object of the Cabinet, which re­ at her rendering of "DARKIES DON'T DREAM." any letters forwarded, and publication does not imply civil a m and takes over its func­ it turned out to be the train from mains determined not to resort to ALSO: agreement with opinions expressed. tions one begins to wonder if all is as Hamilton to St. George's. monetary depreciation. French wholesome in Denmark as it should This he discovered only when the prices continue disproportionately Chapter 7 Of "VANISHING SHADOW." FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1934 be and to ask if incompetence, train stopped at the Serpentine high, although, according to the negligence or something worse may Road and tamely submitted to his government's latest figures, whole­ 2 NEW FEATURES, REID HALL, MONDAY- SUBLIMATED not have entered the ranks of the barking and yapping. sale prices have been reduced 8 per HELEN TWELVETREES, RICARDO CORTEZ in "BAD COM­ non-uniformed. In. spite of the * * * cent and the retail prices of cer­ PANY" and incomparable GRACIE FIELDS in "THIS WEEK To golf with my dear wife and a SHARKS decline of the American merchant tain products 6.5 per cent during OF GRACE." marine surely there must be plenty fine game played. For whereas she this year. of men qualified by experience for is without practice since I left the Those favouring depreciation of Glory be. . . brethren! Scarcely ship inspection. And jobs, we Ken-Wo course, I am in magnifi­ Next WEDNESDAY the Queen of the Screen DIANA WYNYARD a day goes by without the dis- the currency, however, assent that a know, seldom go begging these cent form brought about by play­ radical reduction in prices remains In John Galsworthy's "ONE MORE RIVER" with FRANK c o v e r y of anew perfec­ days. Moreover, there has been ing with champions. So she jealous LAWTON. tion, a new and distinctive the only alternative to eventual no hint so far of any dismissals of of my prowess and I happy that for revision of the gold value of the difference, a new virtue, and a existing job holders in spite of the the time superiority of sex prevails. THEN! "MANHATTAN MELODRAMA" new, rcre jewel for our crowns. franc. fact that the inquiry has revealed * * * The report submitted by the two Tame, tender sharks are our latest indisputable evidence of careless I do hear that a great Love Feast gift to an awed, expectant world, Ministers treats only meat and inspection, of the fact that the is to be held tonight when mighty milk, and the Cabinet discussion and their tenderness, mind you, death ship was inadequ ately magnates from the Land of En­ Bermuda's Leading Theatre will soon bring to you is not in point of edibility but was devoted principally to recom­ equipped for the emergencies of terprise and Surprise will meet mendations concerning meat. This the screen's leading film I of disposition. the sea. with out own Solons and exchange We have this on the indisputable calls for an almost complete reor­ Politically held sinecures must fair words and make fine promises. authority cf a distinguished scien­ ganization of the system undei indeed be strongly held if officers I have ever loved these meetings tist whose explorations into pis­ which meat is at present purveyed of the navy, first line defenders since the year nineteen speakers catorial life in these quarters or in the French capital. of the nation, must be drafted to in succession rose up and declared waters have been devious, deop It calls for the construction of supplement or supervise the \vork that "Bermuda was on the map and world renowned. The Ber­ modern slaughter houses and refrig­ for which civil servants are paid. all's well in Heaven." The cheering muda shark, or more correctly erating plants in the cattle centres Are fighting ships to be stripped of grew more and more vociferous and speaking the shark indigenous to of France, instead of in Paris, and their proper personnel in order threatened to rival a college foot­ these islands is sportive but not for a new system of refrigerated that merchant ships may be safe, ball game until the twentieth vicious. He or she. for sex de­ transport. It also provides for and is the Navy Department to speaker arose. He was scarcely termination is a matter for ex­ strict supervision of the sale and take ever the responsibility of the a visitor since he had been in our perts, may be restive, curious, distribution of meat and for the merchant marine and rule the seas hotel business for many years. Yet even pursuing, but never an­ placarding of prices in all shops. in peace as well as in war? did he score all his predecessors on Price placards for milk also are thropophagous. Vou may be the oratorial rostrum. firghtened by one of these denizens Hard questions, these, but we recommended, and the whole report "I'll tell you what's the matter of the deep, aghast at its dimen­ think that the American people, has been referred to a conference with Bermuda" he said in effect. sions, fluttered by the glitter who in. the long run must foot all of the interested Ministries. MECHANICS HALL THEATRE October 9th. "You are all too jolly-well satisfied of its teeth, dazed by its bulk the bills, will demand answers. with yourselves. You think you've -oo- and speed. You may so far forget They have seen a part of their costly got the only place in the world. U. S. Devil's Isle To Be Steel your dignity as to scuttle, scramble naval equipment given over to the Well! You haven't. You think you or swim to shore screaming for lost war against the rum runners. needn't do anything yourselves. Gas Tank For Rioters succour. You. may do any one They have seen their military air You think George can, should and of a dozen tilings which foolish forces put to post office work. And will do it for you. Well! he's get­ Cratiaaed !>»••>. Pag• 1 humans do when gripped by panic. now the epauletted heroes of Anna­ polis are to become inspectors of ting tired. You think a climate In the main building, triple-tiers CASH SALE But jour fears arc groundless. and blue waters are all thei tourist your haste needless, your shouts boilers and fire hose, bulkheads of blocks of steel cells rise to the needs. Well! you're wron'g! He childish. What you take tc be a and small boats on ships engaged ceiling. They replace the old con­ wants a lot of other things. And grim monster, a finned demon in commercial traffic. Govern­ crete block of the military prison of what he wants most he never gets is in reality as gentle as a lamb mental faith in the ability and which soldier-prisoners ironically here. What's that? I'll tell you. and almost as guileless as a dove. integrity of soldiers and sailors is dubbed "The Lodge." By remote It is something for nothing. Science has spoken! You may sublime, and doubtless well founded control, all these cells, or particu­ Something he does'nt have to pay MEN'S SHIRTS lie down with ihe shark in per­ but the lack of faith in other lar combinations of them, may be through the nose for!" fect per.ee. comfort and safety quarters must give rise to seme opened or locked simultaneously. provided you are a good floater, alarm and bitter reflection. The shouting and the tumult The dining room ceiling is and PYJAMAS lie or she maj nosa about a bit Political pull — the exchanging died down and the Kings of the equipped with innocent-appearing of jobs for votes — the root of the Tourist World departed. But some steel containers. These contain bat the. is merely fishy inquisi- tivmess, and fish, so declared the evil seems to lie there. It is the one, of his wicked words stuck and have tear gas, which at a moment's Men's high-grade English Shirts mostly collar-attached wiseacres of former days, make glaring defect of the universal worried mighty powerful people notice can flood the room. They, style, values up to 15/- brains. But mind not the nosing. suffrage system, more difficult to ever since. too, are operated from outside. let your soai sleep as peacefully get rid of than gangsters and 00 No corridors cross the floor o f now 7/6 as your body rests upon the emer­ racketeers, and equally if not more RADIO BROADCAST FIGHT the cell block at gateless right ald amethyst waves. There will harmful. angles. It is in such dark corners, Men's English Pyjaraa Suits of plain colour and striped be no nibbling. Good luck to the naval supervis­ at lock-up time, that prison feuds Continued from Page 1 usually flare into violence. All broadcloth, values up to 22, 6 Spread the glad tidings, and if ee. There is no question but are to be allowed to present their such corners are blocked off by you are vocally gifted, but not what they will do a good job of it, steel gates. otherwise, exuldngly sing. Coral and it is possible that their dra­ case first, confining themselves now 12/* No armed guard comes in per­ beaches, frond.ed pain's, perpetual gooning into the civil service may strictly to a statement of facts. sonal contact with prisoners. But Also coloured linen an-! coloured silk Handkerchiefs* sunshine, everlasting moonshine, arouse public opinion to the point All arguments are to be presented guards with rifles scan the cell motorless roads, evergreen hills— of bringing about some apparently in briefs submitted to the com­ Silk Squares, Scarves, Hosiery block all day from steel cages, what are these compared with much needed reforms. mission. After these have been equipped with telephones. A per­ amiable sharks? And where else oo heard, probably extending over son within the cell block is power­ are such submarine pets to be several days, the commercial broad­ SONNET TO BEN FRANK less to leave, even if he has a key, found? casters will appear to stand up for their rights. unless the guard at the central And there is yet another glorious control room is satisfied that "all Arthur Scarat PAGES OF EVIDENCE EXPECTED discovery. Net fish this time, not is well" and pulls a lever. exactly flesh, and certainly not The station directors, rallying The armoury is equipped with fowl. Insecc, we were about to Now. a lady in a laughing word, in Washington, especially those the newest type of submachine THE TOWN HOUSE call it, but somehow the term Just lately wrote some lines absurd interested in selling time on the guns, rifles, gas masks and all Front Street West seems opprobrious, irreverent, al­ That talked of a small Island pest, Opposite Bank of Bermuda air, will go armed with pages and types of gas. An exhaustive inter­ most sacrilegious. We refer lo She said, he was one of the blest. pages of documentary evidence communication system allows the 2231 If the Bermuda Scarab, one time T'was cf the native Arab— collected through the years to warden to address all guards at wrongly and wickedly called the Our own Bermuda scarab. prove that they are "educationally their posts, exactly as if they were cockroach. Bermuda's friend—Then came— minded;" that they are almost before him in an auditorium. How Iran;/ perverse generations Ben Frank. philanthropic in their efforts to Prisoners may regard their visit­ have passed without taking this Came back again—with little give freely of time, watts and waves ors through sections of bullet­ gentle, beautiful creature to their swank, to education and religion. For proof glass. Voices are audible bosoms! How many exscrations To tell us of the lands he'd seen— example, one major organization's through small holes punctured in have passed profane lips because Egypt, Franco, the Caribbean. representative points to the evi­ steel, so laid out that it would be this delicate, etherial creature has He carries lots of treasure. dence that 20 per cent of its time impossible to blow even the finest deigned to dine upon vulgar, hu­ Gives gifts of generous measure. is devoted to education and 30 powder through them from one man, vostiture! How many naugh­ He said, "Close eyes, and open per cent to material of "additional room to another. ty feci have stamped out previous hand"— educational value," which includes It is doubtful whether these lives, little knowing that they There lay, blue scarab from Egypt- religion. visiting facilities will ever be used. trod upon ground almost if not land. The National Committee on Edu­ No visitors will be allowed for at m„ quite holy! EVA RTJPERTA BRYAN. WS&M cation, by Radio and. other institu­ least sixty days, and they may be :: : 00 :- v V'-' , : We live and some of us learn. tions fighting for reallotment of barred permanently. illlPN;• •-/ poisoning for more than 100 army it is understood, to be anxious to ties. A cot and a chair are built being our enemies they are among officers was believed to have been spread its radio facilities on an , into the wall. our dearest friends? prevented by the last minute ar­ "educational" basis. Radio keeps the island in con­ rest of a former restaurant man­ Rumbles that England is an ou,-t i stant touch with San Francisco oo ager in the military casino here. standing triumph in what can be police and the Coast Guard. Political motives were thought done educationally on the air are A laundry, woodworking shop, CODFISH" FOR PUERTO RICO to have inspired the alleged poison­ likely to be heard. But defence shoe factory and plumbing shop ing plot, although Rumanian news- j will probably reply that the Amer­ will provide work for the prisoners. HALIFAX, Oct. 4 (CP).—An op­ papers, under censorship, said the ican audience is given what it The prison will house a maximum portunity for Nova Scotia to in­ motive was not known. wants, the Englishman what the of 550. crease her production of codfish The plot was revealed by the broadcasters want him to have. Products of the prisoners will exists in tho ready market offered librarian of the casino, who said It may bo recalled that the Briton be for tho government alone— j by Puerto Rico, according to a he had been asked to put poison who visits America usually re­ there will be no exploitation of statement mads by Juan Luis in the officers' food. The former turns convinced that the two sys­ prison labour nor competition with Boscio, president of the Chamber restaurant manager was arrested tems are not interchangeable; the private business. of Commerce at Ponce. P.E. Bos­ when he handed over a package American returning from Europe Criminals to be kept in this cio is here studying business con­ of strychnine. The officers against generally makes a similar report. wonder of gaols are those who j ditions and establishing contacts. whom the attempt was directed So the English argument may "fa'l seek to maintain outside connec­ He proposes tc barter fish products included some of tho highest- flat." The case will probably be tions; who refuse to conform to I for a high quality of tobacco and ranking men in the Rumanian decided on the basis of what is best discipline or who are potential j MR. IRVING BERLIN ccfi'cc under special agreements. Army. for Americans. gaolbreakers, who is paying a return visit to Bermuda -•.*.. -,..;??<_ Effi BQYAL CSZIHE AND COLONlSlj DAILY,FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1934 Page 3

auxs "WANDERING JEW" 2,000 Merrymakers in MGM's Riot of Songs, Gaiety and Girls!

Exceptionally Fine Religious Film Attracting Large Crowds at Me­ REID HALL CINEMA—TODAY at 4.15, 9-15 chanics' Hall Theatre. (Followed by ETHEL WATERS' musical comedy success"BUBBLING, OVER" This screen version of the fascin­ ating story of the Wandering Jew at 5.20 and 10.20 •— New chapter Serial at 4.00, 10.40 p.m. Early Bird Show at REID HALL THEATRE is a "big canvas" picture made with 7.00 p.m. of "THE REBEL" and a new RKO mystery feature " SHOT IN THE "MANHATTAN MELO­ I the closest attention to detail, DRAMA" finely acted, sumptuously set and DARK" at 3.00 and 8.10 p.m.) RKO's Thrilling Mystery Drama beautifully photographed. A Sm?sh Hit "Shot in the Dark" Starring The ancient legend of the Wan­ Beautiful Dorothy Boyd Combin­ dering Jew is one of the many Technicolour and Dance Sequences on the Giant Three-star drama comes to the ed with MGM's Lavish Musical curiously fascinating myths of the Reid Hall Theatre when "Man­ "Hollywood Party" in Balanced Middle Ages. This story of tho Jew Reid Hall Magnascope Screen hattan Melodrama," new Metro- Double Feature at Reid Hall who spat upon the Nazarene on tho Goldwyn-Mayer picture, begins. Today. day of the Crucifixion and was Clark Gable, William Powell condemned, in consequence, to and Myrna Loy are the stars. Ethel Waters Musical Comedy and wander about the world through Gable and Powell are appearing New Episode of "Vanishing Shad­ the ages has been told in many together for the first time, but ow" o£ Impressive Programme languages. Gable and Miss Loy recently The historical evidence on which achieved distinction in the picturi- In addition to the big romantic the tale rests is too slender for us zation of the famous stage play, musical "Hollywood Party" which to admit for it any credence other "Men in White." opens at Reid Hall today Reid Hall than that of a myth. The names The picture is specially note­ with its determination to give its and the circumstances connected worthy in that it marks Powell's patrons the greatest possible val­ with the Jew and his doom vary in first appearance as a Mctro-Gold- ues will show RKO's new thrilling every account, and when Julius wyn-Mayer celebrity, and also feature mj stery picture entitled Hagen resolved to produce the story marks the elevation of Miss Loy "Shot In The Dark," with an all he wisely decided upon the late to stardom. Previously she has star cast under the magic hand of E. Temple Thurston's stage play, been listed among the featured Julius Hagen. There will also be which was produced at the New players. an Ethel Waters Musical Comedy Theatre in 1920, by Matheson Lang. "Manhattan Melodrama" is de­ entitled "Bubblin Over" and a new This screen version of "The Wan­ scribed as a vivid story of metro­ and amazing chapter of the serial dering Jew" is the most dramatic, politan life, with locales ranging "Vanishing Shadow" which is be­ the most complete, and the most lrom exclusive penthouses to se­ ing followed by thousand aover reverent rendering of the great cluded society gambling rooms. of our patrons. theme. Maurice Elvey was respon­ Gable, as a big-shot gambler, There will be an early bird show­ sible for the direction of the "si­ powerful and dramatic figure of ing of the European Picture "The lent" picture ten years ago, and in the city's night life, has a role Rebel" at 7.00 p.m. only for early this new film has again demon­ slightly reminiscent of his earliest arrivals. strated his flair for the large can­ successes on the talking screen. vas. Perhaps nothing more clearly It is a distinct departure from his demonstrated the immense ad­ more recent hits, in that it does fame; he is the district attorney, vance in cinematographic tech­ not present him as a romantic life-long friend of Gable, who is nique than the contrast between lover. called upon to prosecute his pal this new film and the then out­ Powell also plays a role similar for murder. Miss Loy is the wo­ standing production of 1933. to those in which he first gained man between them. The story is told in three Phases or Episodes: I—Jerusalem on the day of the Crucifixion; II—Antioch in the time of the First Crusade; The theatre choice of partiadar people III—Seville, in 1560, during the days of the Inquisition. ECHANICS nPHEATRE "The Wandering Jew" is a story # of rare quality, both in the pictorial • HALL * L * • and dramatic sense, and the fine cast of actors and actresses do full TODAYS PROGRAMME justice to the enthralling theme. Conrad Veidt is the Jew. Gigantic Religious OO Spectacle... a worthy "DAMES!" "DAMES!" successor to "King of King:" and "Sign of Beautiful Girls Bombard Berkeley the Cross ".,... For Dance Roles a Although he is never seen on the silver screen, there is a man in Hollywood whose fan mail is greater than that of most popular WANDERING actors. His name is Busby Berkeley, creator extraordinary of the sen­ JEW" sational ensembles, the latest of starring which are seen in the Warner Bros, gigantic musical comedy CONRAD special which comes to tho Me­ chanics Hall on Tuesday. VEIDT From the four corners of the Cast of 5,000 earth c me these letters liom young hopefuls who want to be "Berkeley Beauties." Berkeley Brought to Bermuda discourages the girls from com­ direct from the famous ing to the movie capitol. Barkeley's specialty numbers Capitol Theatre in New in "Dames" are said to surpass NOTICE York City. anything he has yet done. The story itself is a hilarious comedy- M-G-M's Hollywood Party" with Shown at 3.10, 7.25, 10.15 romance with an all star cast head­ In the Estate of Louis Trcnkcr Another Doutflas Cast ol 2,000 opens at Reid liali Shown at 4.25, 8.40 ed by Joan Blondell, Dick Powell, Today Ruby Keeler, ZaSu Pitts, Guy Kib- Fairbanks. CHARLES GAMBLE FINAL RACE — Endeavour vs. Rainbow bee and Hugh Herbert. Building sottings 'Mid designing Luis Trenker, colourful Tyrolean deceased Ray Enright directed the pic­ costumes for 1.500 1 :autiful girls, actor-au.hor-director, who is to ture from the story by Robert Lord in the screen's most glamorous the European screen what Douglas and Delmer Davies. musical spectacle, was one of the TUESDAY Fairbanks is to the American, All persons having claims against Regular admission prices will most interesting tasks in connec­ it will be seen at the Reid Hall Thea­ the estate of Charles Gamble late prevail at both the opera house and tion with the filming of "Ho y- DAMES" "DAMES" "DAMES" tre tonight at 7.00 on his latest of Pembroke Parish, Bermuda, who the Mechanics' Hall Theatre. wood Party," which comes today Universal film, "The Rebel." died on tho 9th day of September. oo to the Roid Efa'J Theatre. Premier showing at Opera House Monday Trenker is unique among Ameri­ 1931, arc requested t o send Every faciiitj of tho groat Mecro- can and Continental actors in that particulars thereof in writing to "ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN" Goldwyn-Mayer studios was te.sed he writes, acts, supervises loca­ -.lie undersigned on or before to the utmost in the gige.utic task tions, advises technically and fre­ the i5th day of October 1934, Studios Build Huge Stages In Bid of building up optica' glamour to quently directs his own pictures. all persons indebted to the above For More Efficiency match the lively song hits, end the An athlete of the first rank, and estate are requested to make pay­ big dancing ensembles of the new I former ski champion of the Tyrol, ment of the amounts owing by Casual visitors to Hollywood are picture, which brings to the screen his dashing exploits before the them on or before the 15th day of always surprised at the enormous a form, of entertainment entirely camera in his native mountains October, 1934. SALE stages used in making motion pic­ different from any ever seen before. have made him one of the most tures. They cannot understand More than a musical spectacle, DATED this 21st day of Sep­ colourful figures on the screen, by Private Treaty why such huge structures are ne­ it is a drama into which the com­ tember. 1934. matching his colourful history as cessary as the average "act" in a edy, music and dances are woven Valuable Real Estate in the City of Hamilton leader of the romantic Kaiser jae­ production is comparatively small. as integral parts. APPLEBY & SMITH, In the Centre of the Business District ger during the world war. Trenker Some years ago the practice was One of the most elaborate set­ Attorneys for Eva Gamble was especially commissioned by to build each set individually. tings is a huge staircase of glass, Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria Mid-Ocean 25 Sopt. 2 October, 1934. Today the practice has almost been flanked by glass pillars on which An Unusual Opportunity to lead the ski-mounted troop in abandoned, and a new system is myriads of coloured lights gleam. I 2034tf2I.f28.f5. defence of the Alps from the Ital­ being followed. Great cellophane hangings deck ian forces. He is the possessor of In the old days, for instance, if the pillars, and "shadow mario­ many decorations of wartime valour. the locale of a production was a nettes" play in and out of the picture ere ultra modern in fashion. "The Rebel" is a Napoleonic The undersigned has been authorised to house, each set representing a room glazed walls. These lavish embellishments go drama based upon the famous gen­ offer for sale the premises, now occupied by The in the house was constructed sepa­ Another remarkable and spec- hand in hand with an all-star cast eral's crossing of the Alps. It rep­ Bermuda Press, Limited, on Reid Street, Ham­ rately, without any relation to any tacular setting is the in a screamingly funny play, into resents the first time that the ilton. other. Today, all the rooms on one "Musical Wall" which rises like which a romance is also woven. screen presents a drama of this floor of the house are laid out just an elevator to hold a great symph­ Laurel and Hardy, borrowed type filmed in the actual setting The building is two storeys on Reid Street, as they would appear in a real ony orchestra suspended in mid­ from Hal Roach, appear in various and showing the spectacle of the with a lofty basement to level of Front Street. dwelling. air. Another is the "Revolving sequences with Lupe Velez and historic army's march upon Italy. Frontage on Reid Street fifty feet, extending to the This enables the movie makerss Bar," spinning with its freight of others. They enact a pair of lion "The Rebel," marks the return South to eighty feet, with clear open court yard to save a lot of time as it obviates beautiful girls. Another is the tamers, who loose a lion into a of Vilma Banky to the screen after of six feet entire width of premises, which cannot the necessity of moving camera, modernistic "Singing Wires" set great social affair and stampede it. two years' absence, in the femin­ be built over. and lights from one set to anot her of chromium plated wire in fan­ Walt Disney contributes a spe­ ine lead opposite Trenker. Her last It is true that it takes more stage tastic and modernistic designs, cial "Silly Symphony" that is pre­ American picture was Metro-Gold- space, lights, etc., but Hollywood in which Frances Williams and a sented by Mickey Mouse, who, wyn, Mayer's "A Lady to Love." For particulars and conditions of sale apply to has learned that nothing is more great singing chorus appear. through an amazing camera trick, expensive than time, particularly Victor Varconi, who appeared The costumes are as distinctive actually appears with human actors C. H. NEAVE, when a large and expensive cast is with Trenker in "The Doomed as the settings. In one scene a on one of the great sets. Secretary-Treasurer, on the payroll. Battalion," also journeyed frcm great crowd of dancing beauties Prominent in the picture are Bermuda Press, Ltd. One of the finest examples of lay­ Hollywood for a featured role in the appears attired in cellophane. In Laurel and Hardy, Jimmy Durante, ing out a complete set on one stage j Trenker Banky screenplay. another, the girls wear white cos­ Charles Butterworth,Polly Moran, Vicioria Block, Hamilton is contained in Columbia's "Once tumes with glittering chromium Lupe Velez. Frances Williams, August 17 1934. to Every Woman," showing today trimmings that flash at every Jack Pearl, Eddie Quillan, June quarters, doctors' offices, etc. The at the Mechanics' Hall Theatre. movement. Gorgeous evening Clyde, George Givot, Richard The set comprises one entire set is 193 feet long and 110 feet wide, Carle and Ted Hoaly and las taking up the entire space of the gowns worn by "guests" at the big floor of a hospital, complete with party Jimmy Durate gives in th- riotous Stooges, wards, operating rooms, nurses' stage in which it was built. .• • • .-•.-

PzgeJO^ THE ROYAC GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1934

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Bowling:—A. Knight 0 for 21, A. WEST END NEWS Simons 6 for 36, A. Durrant 0 for 18, A. J. H. Burgess 5.75 for 23. HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERN­ GROCETERIA OR VISITS H. M. DOCKYARD N.S.O., V.S.O. and M.A. Now on Inspects Veterans of the World War D. Hunt, b Proctor 15 M. Chomondley, lbw Douglas.... 8 Reid Street Summoned to a review, some 4o O. Burch, b Douglas 15 Dockyard men who had seen service A. Knight, c Swan, b Proctor 0 Near Burnaby in the Great War assembled in the W. Herbert, c Simons, b Proctor 3 North Yard at 10.00 a.m. on Tues­ H. Burgess, b Proctor 11 day to await the arrival of His A. Durrant, c Browne, b Sim­ Friday and Saturday Excellency the Governor, Lieut.- mons l General Sir T. Astley Cubitt, K.C.B. A. Simons, c Browne, b H. C.M.G., D.S.O., who had expressed Douglas 27 SPECIALS a desire to inspect these men who A. Grossman, c Durrant, b \ had served their country. Simons 8 Sunbeam Precisely at 10.30 a.m. His Ex­ L. Tankard, b Proctor 7 : "KICK OFF" PORK and BEANS cellency stepped ashore from the T. Gladwin, not out o ] Captain of the Dockyard's barge Extras 8 j No. 1 tins accompanied by his a.d.c., The Special ^ Vl d. Lord Carew, Sir Stanley S. Spurling, Total 104 and Mr. J. R. Conyers. and was met TOMORROW by Lieut.-Commander Bury, R.N., Bowling:—H. Douglas 2 for 24, Hereford Corned BEEF Acting Captain-in-Charge, and Of­ A. Swan 0 for 8, J. Smith 0 for 5, ficers of the Yard. N. Proctor 4 for 35, W. Douglas 1 for Special 2 tins for 8d» The veterans smartly came to 6, C. Simmons 1 for 18. attention and His Excellency, hav­ Football again...A new season full of games to play and ing received the Salute, proceeded -00- BEEF BOLOGNA to inspect the men. Passing down matches to win ... Special 1/1 lb. the column he addressed in his usual cheery way a word to each, HOTEL LANGTON NOTES On Saturday you'll find 1934/35 values for your new kit and asked many questions of the QUAKER OATS wearers of many medals. Water Carnival and Band BOOTS LACES Having completed the inspection Concert 20 oz. pkgs. His Excellency addressed a few Flyers 15/. for Football Boots 6d. Special Qd. words to the group expressing his great pleasure in having the op­ WATER CARNIVALS Reinforced Toes 17/6 portunity to meet them. "All Black" Rugby 15/- STRIPED JERSEYS 6/- Worcester SAUCE The various departments were This week end at the Langton represented as follows:—Director Hotel is one of great activity taking STOCKINGS 3/6 Special ^fd« the form of water sports and musical WHITE SHIRTS 2/- of Works 17, Master Attendant 10, SHORTS 3/6 Constructive and Electrical En­ entertainment. To-night, the first Sunbeam CORN FLAKES gineers, Naval Store 3, Victualling of the two water carnivals or­ ANKLETS 2/6 SH1N PADS 1/3 Store 2. ganised by the B.A.A., to de­ Special 5d. The men who attended were:— termine the 1934 swimming cham­ ATHLETIC SUPPORTERS 2/6 BOYS' FOOTBALL BOOTS 13/6 A. R. Cordingley, F. C. Andrews, pions, will be held at 9.00 P.M. W. V. Rollanson, E. Hyett, G. Con­ The programme consists of nine Sunbeam nor, R. Hitchcock, C. Baigent, D. swimming events and a polo match Start the season with new Boots . . . Play them in . . . They have a hard JELLY POWDERS Ducker, J. Symons, A. Thomas, J. for the "B" class. Monday's pro­ Steel, W. H. Swan, J. H. Taylor, G. gramme will contain nine swim­ time ahead all flavours Collins, R. Smith, G. Knowles, A. ming events and the polo match Special 3 H d. Spicer, H. Durrant, A. Davis, W. to determine the Bermuda Cham­ FOOTBALLS at 8/6 13/6 15/6 LACERS at 6d. Scott, J. Newbold, G. Pearman, C. pion team. The swimming events Martin, F. Williams, T. Dixon, D. for the two nights are arranged and so that Classes "A" and "B" and "We Deliver" Harvey, P. Morris, H. Roberts, H. Mann. W. H. Haynes, R. S. Pen- junior races are featured each INFLATORS at 6/- 2?27ttb.f. gelly, C. J. Sibley, S. Harris, A. F. evening. There will be seating accommodation for 1,000 spec­ Howard, F. R. Harrison, H. Talbot, All English make the finest equipment W. Scott and several others. tators and it is to be hoped that * * * these carnivals will obtain full DOCKYARD INTER-DEPARTMEN­ support and establish the cham­ pionship meets so that once more TAL CRICKET GAME By they may become an annual fea­ Finals Played at Boaz ture. His Excellency Presents Cup to * * * GIBBONS COMPANY THE HOME STORE Winners An Unrivalled SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT Queen Street Reid Street Approaching the interest taken For Football Kit . For Football Qear in the Somerset-St. George's Cup On Sunday evening, the Bermuda Reputation match, a large crowd of interested Imperial Silver Band is to give Special Discounts for Clubs spectators assembled at Boaz Is­ another one of its popu'lar pro­ Founded on a stand­ land on Saturday to witness the grammes at the Langton Hotel. final game of the season in the This Band gave its initial concert ard of excellence that Departmental Cricket Competition at this hotel a fortnight ago, has not varied for played between a team consisting and proved such a popular item of the amalgamation of the V.S.O., that the management decided to thirty years, Cerebos A.S.O., and M.A. Departments, engage these local artists again. ABSORBENT Mr. Clayton Pye, conductor of has a reputation for captained by Arthur Simonds and SAFE—SOFT the Constructive Department, cap- the Band has made great strides Sterilized 20 Times CASH AND C. 0. D. SPECIALS purity and economy tamed by Eddie Durrant. in the musical group in Bermuda and his work has attained to en­ The game was an exceptionally NORTHERN TISSUE that no other salt can viable perfection. The programme close one the concluding results to be presented on Sunday evening JACK ARNOLD is the Agent ORANGES (California Seedless) from Per doz. 2,0 being a narrow margin win of 1 claim. will appear in the Saturday issue GRAPE FRUIT from Per doz. 4 6 run, 103 by C.Y. against 104. Louisville Courier-Journal: The of this paper. All guests of hotels PEARS, (Large, sweet) Per doz. 2 6 The game was played with no report of Dr. Beebe that he sighted It remains dry and and of the Langton management PLUMS, (Large red) Per basket 4,0, Per lb. lOd attempt to stone-walling on either monster fish far down to the sea are cordially invited to attend CABBAGE (Canadian) per lb 3d free-running in side, which made the game inter­ is^the first corroborative testimony this concert Sunday evening STRING BEANS (Bermuda) Per lb. 4d esting. as to the dimensions of fish that any climate and is at 8.45 p.m. CAULIFLOWER Per lb. lOd got off the hook. SWEET POTATOES (New Red) ,,.. 6 lbs. 1 0 esteemed throughout TABLE OF LEAGUE IRISH POTATOES Bags 15/0, 5 lbs. 1 0 the world as the CUCUMBERS (Large) r/. Each 4d P w D L Pt CELERY (Large;. Each lOd perfect table salt. V.S.O., A.S.O. APPLES (Gravensteins) 5 ibs. 10 and M.A. 5 4 1 0 9 Crossword Puzzle BISCUITS (Jacobs) Sweet Asstd and Plain \ lb. pkgs, each 9d C.Y 5 2 2 1 6 i -"- By LABS MORRIS .. PET MILK Cases each 16,0, Per doz. lge 4 6, Small 2 3 C.E 5 1 2 2 4 ACROSS ANSWER TO 6—Everybody TEA CAKE MIXTURE and SPONGIE (Bird's) Per pkg 8d PREVIOUS PUZZLE 7—Lowest of high ereoos E. E., N. S. O. 1—People living on tides WAFFLEX (The Waffle Powder; and Iron for 1/6 same meridian on 8—His or her (French) and E.A.O. 5 2 0 3 4 opposite sides end 9—Rain and snow PILOT BISCUIT, large Per lb. lOd SALT Malabar and equidistant from s P R 1 T A s K E D 10—Outstanding warrior BOILED HAM Per lb 2 6 tbo Equator p L. 1 C E M A L 11—Tremendous period The Recognised Standard of Quality Hospital 5 2 0 3 4 9—Persian ruler s \ E of time SPICED HAM Per lb! 1 9 12—Celt L 1 E G E S , ! M MA T hE 16—Perched O.C.W. and Po­ 13—Parasltlo Insect A D AMS TU \T EBT A P 18—Eras BOLOC NA SAUSAGE Swifts Premium) Per lb. 16 14—Confederate general N E 3 20-Precipitated mist lice 5 1 1 3 3 15—Looks timorously s Is Bslt vHvlEh L 22—American aborigine TONGUE, Sliced Per lb 2 0 G^T)0 17—Exclamation T R E E S •jJlG 1 R!L V 23—Modest 18—Flying-machine PAL RAZOR BLADES 6 for 10 Ti 1 L 24—Maker of headgear 19—Worthless person 25—Ornament PRESENTATION 21—Common bird S C A L p|u|r l_ A S|H 26—Knock CUP SHAVING SOAP : Each 4d 23—Talk rapidly P A T c,mpc C HE 30-At this time COLGATE'S CASHMERE BOQUET SOAP Per doz. 5 9, each 6d 27—Trap for fish sh HA 31—Causes hardening Taking advantage of the visit of 28—Possessed A M 1 ;IN oMc AW 32—Unsightly smears 29—Magical rods ^M^ NON CLOG OIL Per tin 9d ELDREDGE s N i V E L "IG R I E v E 34—Negative His Excellency to the Dockyard on 31—Width of "M" 35—Extracts pleasure CUT-RITE WAX PAPER 3 for 1 6 M O R A Tuesday a request was made to 33—Make amends L E II A R D eta from 36—Hawaiian dish E S T S |E VI E E ar 37—Make a speech COCOMALT, Family Size 5 lb. tin each 9 0 him to honour them by presenting 37—Indefinite personal tl 39—Happy pronoun I 41—A flat in C major DAVIS BAKING POWDER 12 Oz tins each 1 3 tho Cup to the winners. 38- 44—Insane 40—MarinI—Hardya mammal 65—Soak flax 47—Kind of bird CORN MEAL 5 1bs.l/ His Excellency, always keenly 42—Decade 66—Mythical monster 48—Drag heavy object 43—Fruit syrup 68—Cleansing sub­ 60—Small pastries QUAKER HOMINY Per pkg 8d interested in sport especially cricket 45—Approaches stance 52—Narrow bed QUAKER OATS, large packets 46—Suffix: one who 69—Small worm 63—Lift with ropes Per pkg 16 gave his assen; and the presentation 47—Faithful 70—One of no 54—Rodent CORNED and ROAST BEEF and ROAST MUTTON 3 tins for 1 49—Small mound importance 65—Is Indebted to took place in the Victualling Yard 60—Plaything DOWN 56—Therefor TOFFEE (Wrapped) Per lb. 1 square. 51—Duke's wife 1—Formerly 60—Sea eagle 64—Croaking 2—Scold incessantly 62—Me (Frenchi TEA CAKES, Assorted, Boxes Per box 1 0 and 2 His Excellency addressed the as­ 67—Sticky stuff (slang) 3—Combining form: 63—Take nourishment CHERRY, PLAIN and FRUIT CAKES 58—Not in proper order distance 64—Undercover agent Each 1 sembled teams jocularly remarking 59—Concerning 4—Choose by ballot 66—Forward 61—Moments LEMON PIES 6d SAUSAGE ROLLS 2d BEEF PIES 3d SEWING that he noticed that it seemed to 5—Should 67—Engineer's degree him that "half the Somerset Cup team is there, where were the other 1 1 3 M 5 6 7 8 9 IO II MACHINES half?" The narrowness of the success of the winners he had no­ 13 N WILLIAM MURPHIE i ticed and congratulated them, as he % £5 and £7 did the good losers. IS l 47 48 49- SUMMER CLEARANCE C. Cann, b Burgess 0 % Durrant (capt.), c Burgess, b i vm I 51 52 =3* A. Simons 5 j JT % £SMBMxis9UtSS H. Douglas, stpd, b A. Simons... 0 | "54 55 5fc 57 All This Week J. Smith, b A. Simons 22 '#. N. Proctor, b A. Simons 13 S8 59' bO 61 03 C4 A. Swan, b A. Simons 0 % % 6>5 A. Bristol, not out 4 Cob &7 ->8 % Extras 5 C>9 la THE FRENCH BAZAAR 28 Total 103 i 220SC«Tf. to 26.10.34 CUITS $193,4 by United Feature Syndicate, to* Ojffl gQYAL UAZKUl AND COCONINO DOTY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1934 Page 5

ass A HEROIC DOG 'Toby's" Medallion For Bravery CANADIAN NATIONAL STEAMSHIPS A/bo>, /wore than ever.... A dog's heroic efforts to save "CANADA COMMERCE CARRIERS" a baby from burning have won for OPERATED IN CONNECTION WITH CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS it a silver medallion, inscribed "For Bravery," and awarded to Toby (T.W. No. 565,554) by the Tail CANADA—BERMUDA—WEST INDIES SERVICE icnr is ss Waggers' Club. Specially Built and Equipped for Tropical Travel Toby is a half-bred Manchester BERMUDA — EASTERN GROUP — DEMERARA (Via BOSTON, MASS.) Terrier, and lives at Warren House New Romney. His mistress, Mrs. Fortnightly freight, passenger and mall service between Halifax, N.S.. Saint John. N.B.. and Leads the Way Miller, had put her baby daughter Demerara, calling each way at Boston. Bermuda, St. Kitte. Nevis. Aatlgua, Montserrat Dominica, in a perambulator which she St Lucia . St. Vincent. Grenada, Trinidad wheeled into the Tea Rooms at the back of her residence, and i 1 Arr. and Leave with the went back to her housework. Pres­ Leave Leave Arrive Leave 1 Bermuda fr ently the dog, barking loudly, ran STEAMER Hal fax, Boston, Bermuda Bermuda St. John. N.B., into the house and pulled at her N.S. Mass. for W.I. and Boston MONARCH skirt. Thinking he was playing, Mrs. Lady Drake... Sept. 3 Sept. 5 Sept. 7 Sept. 8 Oct. 1 Miller paid no attention, so the Lady Nelson Sept. 17 Sept. IS Sept. 21 Sept. 22 Oct. 15 of BERMUDA dog jumped at her nipped her Lady Hawkins Oct. 1 Oct. 3 Oct. 5 Oct. 6 Oct. 29 leg, barked more loudly, and again Lady Drake... Oct. 15 Oct. 17 Oct. 19 Oct. 20 Nov. 12 and the violently tugged at her frock. Looking out she saw smoke pouring Steamers sail from Halifax and arrive ut Salut John. N.B through the door of the Tea Room. WESTERN GROUP SERVICE She rushed out, calling for help, QUEEN while the dog leaped through the Fortnightly freight, paBeenger and mail service between Montreal (In summer). Halifax. N.S , flames and was seen trying to via Boston (in winter), calling >A Hamilton. Bermuda; Nassau. Bahamas; Kingston, Jan.ulc.it drag the child out of the peram­ making C.N.S. connection at Jamaica for Bellse, British Honduras. of BERMUDA bulator. Mr. Miller, who had heard his Leave Arr. and Leave STEAMER wife's cries, managed to rescue Leave Arrive Bermuda Bermuda for "I^WO of the outstanding vessels of the the child, but this little drama Montreal Bermuda fOT W.I. Montreal A world — each over 22,400 tons — the ended tragically. The baby died Lady Rodney only liners afloat that provide a private on the way to the hospital. Sept. 5 j Sept. 10 Sept. 12 Sept. 25 bath with every room. Pleasure-planned Lady Somers Sept. 19 Sept. 24 Sept. 26 Oct. 9 The plucky little dog was badly Lady Rodney especially for Bermuda service with mag­ burned, but with skilled veterin­ Oct. 10 Oct. 23 Lady Somers nificent lounges, smart night club cafes, ary treatment and careful nursing, Oct. 17 Oct. 22 Oct. 24 Nov. 6 Lady Rodney $250,000 dance deck, complete stage with has recovered. —Kentish Express. Oct. 31 Nov. 5 Nov. 7 Ndv. 20 "talkie" equipment and ship-to-shore oo phone. Sailings twice weekly between VAGABOND CRUISES Bermuda and New York. FROM PIP TO ORCHARD Passenger and Cargo Service, Bermuda — Eastern Service Demerara Ashford Resident's Feat Arrive and Leave Hamilton STEAMER Leave Montreal Leave Halifax for West Indies Eleven years ago Mr. J. B. Fagg, For Reservations apply Cornwallis Sept. 20 Sept. 24 of 23, East-hill, Ashford, had an Sept. 28 Chomedy... Oct. 4 Oct. 8 idea. During the winter, whenever Oct. 12 Cornwallis Oct. 18 Oct. 22 WATLINGTON & CONYERS he or his wife ate an apple, they Oct. 20 saved the pips and placed them For Reservations PassenRer and Frlegbt Rules, apply to:— General Agents in a jar on the mantelpiece. They •ilso calls at St George's j0HH S. DARRELL & CO., Agent*, They did likewise with their Hamilton, Bermuda. HAMILTON - BERMUDA plum stones, and by the time the Subjoct to change without notice. 114! H ».«-(? winter was over the jar was filled. In the Spring, Mr. Fagg planted .1 the pips in a row and the plum 9 Tu. 8.37 8.53 6.18 5.55 stones in another row in his gar­ 10 W. 9.15 9.31 6.18 5.54 den, and now eleven years later, 11 Th. 9.57 10.10 6.19 5.53 he has an orchard. 12 F. 10.42 10.57 6.20 5.51 MUNSON STEAMSHIP LINE The trees are heavily laden, and 13 Sa. 11.32 11.50 6.21 5.50 (Under Contract wilh Bermuda Government) a Kentish Express representative 14 Su. 12.31 6.21 5.49 who visited the orchard, can testify NEW YORK-BERMUDA-SOUTH AMERICA SERVICE Royal and United States Mail Steamers 15 M. 0.54 1.38 6.22 5.47 to the excellent quality of the fruit. 16 Tu. 2.0? 2.50 6.23 5.46 (Royal anJ United States Mail Steamers) The apples aro of many varieties 17 W. 3.25 4.01 6.24 5.45 T.E.V. "QUEEN OF BERMUDA" and the plums are modestly suc- 18 Th. 4.32 5.03 6.24 5.44 suculent Victorias. Minimum $50.00 Round Trip T. a V "MONARCH OF BERMUDA" 19 F. 5.32 6.00 6.25 5.43 "The secret of my success," 20 Sa. 6.25 6.48 6.25 5.42 (Lowest Rates offered between New York and Bermuda) Mia. $60 and up. said Mr. Fagg, "is that I 21 Su. 7.12 7.35 6.26 5.41 transplanted the young shoots the 22 M. 7.57 8.18 6.27 5.40 Steamers sail Piev 64 N,R.—Arrive at Pier 55 Brooklyn PROPOSED SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS first years and then when the 23 Tu. 8.40 9.00 6.28 5.38 (Foot Montague Street) pips had been in for two years, I 24 W. 9.23 9.40 6.29 5.37 Leave Arrive j Leave Arrive began grafting. The trees have 25 Th. 10.05 10.24 6.30 5.36 Leave Arrive and Sail Arrive Steamer Steamer New York Bermuda Beimuda New York borne fruit for the past seven years, 26 F. 10.48 11.08 6.31 5.35 New York Bermuda New York i but this year's crop is the best yet." i 27 Sa. 11.33 11.57 6.32 5.34 Pan America Queen of Bda.. . Wed. Sept. 26'jFri. Sept. 28$at. Setp. 29 Mon. Oct. 1 As our representative left the | 28 Su. 12.25 6.32 5.33 (from S. Amer) Tue. Sept. 25 Thur. Sept. 27 American Legibn. Sept. 29 Monarch of Bda Sat. Sept. 29|Mon. Oct. 1 Wed. Oct. 3 Fri. Oct. 5 farm he noticed a walnut tree, quite 1 29 M. 0.53 1.19 6.33 5.32 Sit. Mon. Oct. 1 (for S. Amer) Western World... (from S. Amer) Tue. Oct. thur. Queen of Bda.. . Wed. Oct. 3 Fri. Oct. 5 Sat. Oct. 6 Mon. Oct. 8 ten feet high, in a corner of the ! 30 Tu. 1.58 2.19 6.34 5.31 9 Oct. It yard. Asked about this, Mr. Fagg Western World.. . Sat. Oct. 13 Mon. Oct. 15 (for 8. Monarch of Bda Sat. Oct. 6jMon. Oct. 8 Thur. Oct. 11 Sat. Oct. 13 ! 31 W. 3.05 3.21 5.34 5.30 Amer) Queen of Bda.. . Wed. Oct. lO.Fri. Oct. 12 Sat. Oct. 13 Mon. Oct. 15 said that he planted a nut at the Southern Cross. . . (from S. Amer) Thur. Oct. 23 Thur. Oct. 23 Monarch of Bda Sat. Oct. 13|Mon. Oct. 15 Wed. Oct. 17 Fri. Oct. 19 same time as the pips, and now has Pan America Sal. Oct. 27 Mon, Oct. 29 (for S. Amet) Mean High Water Spring Tides, Queen of Bda.. . Wed. Oct. 17!Fri. Oct. 19 Sat. Oct. 20 Mon. Oct. 22 an excellent crop of nuts each Anericcn Legion.. (from S. Amer) Tue. Nov 6 Thur. Nov. 8 4 ft. 4 ins. Monarch of Bda Sat. Oct. 20jMon. Oct. 22 Wed. Oct. 24 Fri. Oct. 26 autumn. —Hentish Express. American Legion. Sat. Nov. 10 Mbn. Nov. 12 (for S. Amer) Mean High Water Neap Tides, Queen of Bda.. . Wed. Oct. 24 Fri. Oct. 26 Sat. Oct. 27 Mon. Oct. 29 Western World .. (from S. Amet) Tue. Nov. 20 Thur. Nov. 22 3 ft. 8 ins. Monarch of Bda Sat. Oct. 27 Mon. Oct. 29 Wed. Oct. 31 Fri. Nov. 2 -oo- Queen of Bda.. . Wed. Oct. 3l!Fri. Nov. 2 Sat. Nov. 3 Mon. Nov. 5 Mean Tide Level, 2 ft. 7 ins. Fortnightly service thereafter TIDE TABLE FOR OCTOBER N.B,—All heights are given above Monarch of Bda Sat. Nov. 3 Mon. Nov. 5 Wed. Nov. 7 Fri. Nov. 9 soundings on charts. Northbound Steamers call at Trinidad Queen of Bda... Sat. Nov. 10 Mon. Nov. 12 Wed. Nov. 14 Fri. Nov. 16 H.W.F. & C. 7 hours, 59 minutes. Queen of Bda.. . Sat. Nov. 17 Mon. Nov. 19 Wed. Nov. 21 Fri. Nov. 23 Subject to change without notice if circumstances require High Water Sun- Sun- Age of Tide assumed to be J day. fMonarch of Bda Tues. Nov. 20 Thur Nov. 22 Thur. Nov. 22 Tues. Nov. 27 Date A.M. P.M. rise set Sunset and sunrise refer to upper For reservations apply: JOHN S DARRELL & COMPANY, Agentl. * Sails from New York 6.00 p.m. f Return to New York via Nassau. 5 F. 6.20 6.37 6.15 6.00 limb of Sun touching the horizon, 1245

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The cooked eggs served in toast box­ main dish may vary from soups es, vegetable and beef soup or to sandwehes or consist of scal­ potato soup seasoned with thin Bring you the latest loped or creamed food, but It slices of frankfurter. should always be built around one of the protein foods that are Beef and Liver Loaf A few of the many outstanding Bargains in the Dress Department PAPERS so necessary in the child's diet For the beef and liver loaf, for building new body tissue. cook one pound of beef or calves and liver in boiling water for five Meat Always at Noon minutes or until it is firm. Drain Cotton Dresses 18/- 12/- 16/- Since meats supply one of the and put through the food chop­ Linen Swagger Coats 12/- MAGAZINES best sources of protein for the per. Add one cup dry bread Silk Dresses 12/-....16/- active child, they should be crumbs, two tablespoons tomato Girl's Duck Slacks 2/6 At the served frequently. Of course, you catsup, one tablespoon grated Linen Suits 16/- should be careful to select lean onion, one egg and the juice of rather than fat meats and mild one-half lemon. Season with a Bathing Suits 8/- Dance Sets 6/- flavored rather than spicy ones, little salt. Mix well and turn but aside from this if meat is (Small Sizes) properly cooked, the child may into a baking dish lined with Mesh Sport Shirts 4/- PHOENIX have almost any kind that the bacon. Bake slowly for an hour. rest of the family enjoys, The Serve with a tasty tomato sauce. The Rexall Store younger child should always To prepare the creamed dried have his meat at his noonday beef mentioned above, out day- For Boys, there's many a substantially reduced price in... Hamilton meal. old bread in slices two inches thick. Trim off the crusts and Vary the luncheon entree from hollow the inside to form a cup Shorts Long Pants Hats Neckties Shirts and Blouses.. day to day. A toasted bacon and Spread lightly with softened tomato sandwich for one day, or but'er and brown in a hot oven a creamed ham or chicken mix­ For the filling, make a cream ture on toast the nest. Other sauce by melting four table­ And for Men... real Bargains ... a few of which follow ... dishes that the hungry child spoons butter in a double boiler * will eat with s3st are scalloped and blending in four tablespoons potatoes with bacon, baked liver flour, then two cups milk. When Striped Pants 7/- Straw Hats L..,,L..4l' GOOD BREAD loaf rith tomn*o sauce, spaghet­ the sauce thickens add four ti wiih a meat sauce made from peeled and quartered hard- White Duck Pants 6/- tomatoes and ground beef, ccched eggs and one cup mild- Wash Ties 2 for 1/6 creamed dried beef and hard flavored dried beef. Panamas 7/- Wool Bathing Shorts 4/- Being thoroughly aware Linen Suits 45/- Men's Shorts 6/- of the important food Mesh Shirts 2/6 value of Good Bread we YOUR GOOD HEALTH are careful to use only Continues the highest grade flour The Suprerenal Glands Play Important Part in and other materials and Action of Brain and Nervous System thus produce Bread that By CLAUD NORTH CHR1SMAN. M.D TODAY and TOMORROW has a delicious flavour FTER our discussion yester­ ll>|rRACLES are performed con- and is highly nutritious. A day this seems an interesting stantly upon backward and time to say something further deficient human beings Which about the suprerenal glands. They are about the size and will make all the difference be­ Buttercrust White Bread shape of a tween a nitwit and a creature of Mexican normal intelligence. Within the at 5d .jumping cortex of this small gland is said YOUNG BROTHERS bean, and to lie the germ which determines have the QUEEN STREET and Whole Wheat Bread most start­ our superiority to the animal. ling possibili­ Beyond a domination of the 2238?qf. at 7d ties within them. After brain cells, and their number de­ are both in Waxed Paper hiding away pends upon the symmetry with in the fat which they develop, the adrenals Wrappers s u r rounding control the sex cells and the pig­ the kidney ment of our skins as demon­ for almost all For Sale by All Qrocers our calen­ strated by such states of imbal­ dar's years, ance as Addison's disease. they have In emotional moments, as in PR CBBtSMAN come sudden­ fear, anger, or any exciting pas­ ly to the fore sion, the discharge of additional on the clinical stage. They claim adrenal secretion incites stimu­ a place in anatomical importance lation throughout the entire BERMUDA BAKERY CO. second only So the brain. anatomy. The formation of the Telephone 1080 Each one cf the adrenal pair body structure of the head is has a core encased within a shell supposed to be made more sym­ called the cortex. If for any rea­ metrical by a competent adrenal 1728€I

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HUSBAND WANTED At The LONDON CLOTHING HOUSE MELBA V. NEWTON » 1S34 or united fwiart Syndicate, ire 43 Front Street c~—-i CHAPTER XXXV 'Seriously, I won't neve you Established 1859 ^>oaiN felt confused. She making such a mess of your life," 1st Ducamas continued. "It's so un­ ^ went to the office, and sat necessary just as unnecessary '3 chere staring aheaa of her as your having become engaged ~~-*&lk .lei things—drawing mate- to Jerry because you were angry ue weoi aome and oathea and if thai s what you want to do." Irejaaueo up a on. she would feel "I'll finish packing, then, and FANCY TWEED, BLUE SERGE and GREY oeuer She put on her hat. and De at the party tonight," Robin .eft nei office told her. "Jerry will bring me, of FLANNEL SUITS course.' •Room "See you both there, then," Du­ at astounding reduced Prices It was Dacamas Robin had camas said nopect she wouldn't run into any­ Also Men's Women's and Children's one. She didn't feel like talking OBIN went home and finished 'Did you enjoy your lunch with R packing She nappened upon Mr Vaughn.'' Ducamas asked the litt.i blue serge suit she had BOOTS and SHOES All the goodness of "Yes, I did," Robin answered worn when she arrived in New dully. Orleans. It reminded her of her first visit with Dean. J. HENRY COOPER, Proprietor. UCAMAS gave her a sharp "Dear Dean I wonder if I will sun-ripened corn D look ever see you again," she whis­ Robin something's the matter. pered. "Oh, Dean, I don't want to Tell me what it is." go away!" Goodness and deliciousness are combined in "There's no use talking about But, tomorrow, she was going it." Robin answered all the way across the continent, Kellogg's Corn Flakes, Rich in nourishment "Come into my office and tell and the day after that, ne was me about it.' Ducamas insisted, going all the way across the At­ drawing her in. O'KEEFE'S lantic, for an indefinite stay. vet easily digested. So tasty they stimulate even "There's nothing really to be Life was like that. You discov­ done about it," Robin said. "It's ered, too late what you wanted. the most jaded appetite. They are delicious for you see it's Dean." "I started out with the wrong In­ Then she told Ducamas the tentions," she told herself. "Tina OLD VIENNA breakfast, lunch or dinner. whole story from the time Dean put things crooked in my mind." hao. Kissed her to the day Du­ But did she? Even to have known camas had told her that Flo had Dean—to nave had him hold her Serve Kellogg's Corn Flakes with cold milk or said that she and Dean were go­ in his arms that day up in the ing to be married. country—was something. cream, and add a bit of fruit. No cooking need­ "How could vou have tet a few Life was certainly queer She LAGER words from someone like Florence had left the Vaughn home be­ ed. They're ready—toasted _ and their oven- ..leCarthy nave a oai't in shaping cause sne wanted to regain ner "ui- !'f& ^DG mans?' Ducamas pride. Now she nad her pride, in freshness is specially protected by the sealed asstd uv.petuoucuy Hotr could out love was begging on the out­ you Robin?" side. inside WAXTITE bag in which they are packed. IT.ore was a dull ache in Rob­ And Jenyi She wondered what in's throat, and tears stood in her she could say to him if she ever BERMUDA Economical, too. A red-and-green packet ,will eyes broke with him. He had waited "Oh 1 don t know." she an­ so patiently provide several meals for the average family. swered "It vvas sort of a defense. at 1 suppose getting engaged to HAI evening, Robin wore a Jerry I was so angry to think T pale blue velvet dress—one she I had oeen duped " had designed herself. k "Now wnat are you going to do "You precious!" Jerry said, &VlENNAB!J& about it?' Ducamas asked la­ when he called for her. conically Robin felt guilty—being able to "Nothing." Robin answered. think of no one but Dean, and 1/- or 25 Cents "I'm going to do just as I had having Jerry adoring her and be­ CORN planned ' lieving in her so completely. "Robin are you insane? Why?' It was a gay party at Madame FLAKES "Because." Robin answered. "1 Ducamas home. Now. Robin was 0 OVEN-FPES* 0 gave vou my word I would take truly a guest of honor. 6 FUWWMWFeCT jj over this 10b for you And n the Jerry held her tightly as they BELMONT MANOR CORN FLAKES second place, even it Dean should i a need. still care. I couldn't let Jerry "I wonder," he whispered, as Distributors down. No. Madame Ducamas the music stopped, "when I'll ever it's too late to do anything." get a chance to dance with you again." *742qq».w.f.t>. ELL, if you are still planning "I'll be back. I shan't stay in W to go to California tomor­ California all my life, you know." row, Robin, you are going on Robin said. pleasure—not on ousiness." "I know but maybe we shant "Why — why, I don't under­ be seeing much of each other stand." again." "Because you're fired," Duca­ "What do you mean?" asked HEW PERFECTION OIL STOVE mas said. Robin, startled. Robin looked at her, completely "ROLAND'S" oewildered. (To be continued) Corner Queen and Reid Streets OPENING October 8th EXCLUSIVE LADIES' TAILORING SALON Supervised by MR. LOUIS Formerly of Paris and New York

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. EBB IK2YSE rjSHTrjE SND CC5CDNI?Ti DAIL1, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1934 Page 9

The Bermuda Electric Light, Power and Traction Co. LIMITED Special Offer

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Short Coats Effective, 1st October, 1934

1. HEATING ONLY. No lights or motors allowed 0W these cfreofts at all. With trimly tailored bodice, novel (a) If consumption is under 50 K.W. per month:— -/6d per K.W. sleeve and buckled belt, fashioned of light Discount of 20% if paid within 15 days after date of bill. but cosy fabric, these attractive coats are (b) If consumption is 50 K.W. or over per month:— just the tiling for afternoon or informal -/3d per K.W. for first 50 K.W. evening wear. -/2d per K.W. for next 2,000 K.W. -/l*d per K.W. for remainder. Discount of 20% if paid within 15 days after date of bill.

2. HEATING combined with SMALL MOTORS, and/or motion picture projectors aggregating less than 5 H.P. No rights 15/- allowed on these circuits at all. -/Sa per K.W. for first 50 K.W. -/5d per K.W. for next 50 K.W. -/4d per K.W. for remainder. Discount of 20% if paid within 15 days after date of bill. TRIMINGHAM BROTHERS 3. MOTORS ONLY, aggregating less than 5 H.P. No lights HARNESSING A MIGHTY RIVER—A view of the Boulder allowed on these circuits at all. Dam, where the mighty Colorado River is being harnessed to -/7d per K.W. for first 50 K.W. provide power. Directly in the foreground the upper coffer dam • /6d per K.W. for next 50 K.W. is visible, while on both sides, back of the dam, are shown the -/5d per K.W. for remainder. huge intake towers. Water emerging back of the dam comes through the four diversion tunnels. 22«n«:«[f.5w.l0m.l5 Discount of 20% if paid within 15 days after date of bill.

4. MOTORS ONLY, aggregating 5 H.P. and over. No lights or RADIO INTERFERENCE "ground" is a hard thing to find heating allowed on these circuits at all. Not to be used in Bermuda due to the lack of depth between SUNSET and 9.30 p.m. without permission. A of soil. Soil holds moisture, and service charge of 4/- per H.P. per month, plus current at— Hamilton. moisture is the basis of a "ground." -/5d per K.W. up to 30 times the H.P. installed. Oct. 1,1934 The nearest approach to the ideal "ground" may be had by driving -/4d per K.W. for next 20 times the H.P. installed. -/3d per K.W. for next 20 times the H.P. installed. The Editor, a galvanized rod or pipe about five -/2id per K.W. for remainder. SPECIAL PRICES Royal Gazette and Colonist Daily. feet into the ground and surround­ ing this rod or pipe with several Discount of 10% if paid within 15 days after date of bill but Dear Sir. pounds of rock salt as far down as a total discount of 20% will be allowed if Company is satisfied For This Week End I shall be more than satisfied if possible. that MOTORS have not been used between SUNSET and this letter contains as much as one This salt will attract and hold 9.30 p.m. during the month in question. tenth of the information and com­ the moisture around the pipe. It mon sense contained in a letter is further suggested that the aerial 5. LIGHTING, per month— Campbell's Tomato SOUP signed "Q.R.M." in your issue of be strung as nearly as possible at /9d per K.W. for first 100 K.W. Saturday, September 29. right angles to any power line. -/8d per K.W. for next 100 K.W. First of all, allow me to state For combination short and long -/7d per K.W. for next 300 K.W. per doz. 4/9 that I am in full agreement with wave receivers it has been found -/6d per K.W. for next 500 K.W. all the ideas suggested by "Q.R.M." that best all-round reception is -/5d per K.W. for next 3,000 K.W. on the subject of radio interference, obtained with an aerial about LARD per lb. 6Hd. J -/4d per K.W. for next 6,000 K.W. and that I should like to see them 60' with the horizontal. -/3d per K.W. for remainder. put into practice. I am not em­ I hope the above will be beneficial Anglo ROAST BEEF ployed by or connected in any way to some slight extent and that its Discount of 5% if paid within 15 days after date of bill. with the Wireless Station, but they length will not hinder its intent. 3 tins tor 1/3 have been so unjustly maligned I thank you for your valued space. 6. A MONTHLY MINIMUM CHARGE to apply to each artd every in the past, that I feel it is high meter, reckoned at 2/6 per K.W. of Maximum Demand, English SAUSAGES time we turned our attention to CTJL but no less than 5/.- the real causes of this interference Discount or grouping cannot reduce bill below the Mini­ 1 2 lb. tins 1/5 and let them (The Wireless Station) Dot-Dot-Dot-Dash-Dot-Dash mum Charge applicable to each meter. 1 Tin Canadian PEACHES alone. OO To the best of my knowledge STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS 7. Any Customer using 100,000 Kilowatts per year (1st July 1 pkt. Quick TAPIOCA there is one source of interference to 30th June) on the same or contiguous properties and whose which has not been mentioned. consumption of current for lights does not exceed one-half of T.e.v. Queen of Bermuda (Fur­ It seems to be one of the major the total Kilowatts used for all purposes, shall be entitled to a" tor 1/3 ness-Bermuda Line) is due to ar­ causes of trouble to the radio listen­ refund oi whatever sum is necessary to reduce the average rate' rive from New York today ers living outside of Hamilton. for the year to four pence (id) per Kilowatt. X pkt. CORN FLAKES Furthermore it shows itself to be sailing at 3.00 p.m. tomorrow on return trip. Agents, Wat­ one of the hardest to overcome. 8. Any customer using 200,000 Kilowatts per year (1st July td t pkt. Quaker CRACKELS iington & Conyers. The Electric Light Company has 30th Juno on the same or contiguous properties and whose cdrt- * * * tor 1/2 14,000 volt power linos from Ham­ sumption of current for lights docs not exceed one-half of the ilton to St. George's and Somerset. S. s. Lady Hawkins (C.N.S.) is total kilowatts used for all purposes, shall be entitled to a refund These lines are run on poles and not due to arrive from Halifax via Bos­ of whatever sum is necessary to reduce the average rate for the Many other remarkable Bargains underground, as is tho practice ton today sailing tomorrow year to three pence half-penny (-/3id) per kilowatt. in most parts of the world. In for the West Indies. Agents, at connection with these lines either J. S. Darrell & Co. 9. Any customer using 250,000 kilowatts per year (1st July td glass or porcelain insulators are * * * 30th June) on the same or contiguous properties and whose con­ employed, and in Bermuda, these S.s. Bayano (Elders & Fyffes sumption oi current for lights does not exceed one-half of the insulators soon become thickly Line) is due to arrive from Avon- total kilowatts nsed for all purposes, shall be entitled to a refund coated with a deposit of salt. As mouth tomorrow, Octobor 6th, of whatever sum i". necessary lo reduce the average rate for the The S.RQ.R. STORES you are probably aware, salt is a sailing the same day for the West year to three peucc (-/3d) per Kilowatt. rather good conductor of electri­ Indies. Agents, Watiington & city; therefore, with this salt crust, Front Street Mount Hill Conyers. FAILURE TO RECEIVE BILL DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A VALID the insulator loses a great deal of 2232<:f. » » * CLAIM FOR DISCOUNT. its electrical insulating properties, S.s. Lochkatrine (R.M.L.Ltd.) is the result being a direct "leak" due to arrive with cargo from S. S. SPURLING, to ground through the pole. This London on or about Sunday, Oc­ condition manifests itself in the Managing-Director= tober 7th. Agents, Harnett & radio receiver as a very disagree­ Richardson. Mid-Ocean copy 6iu9thll. By using able and disturbing "buzz." * * * 2212 fSmSwlO. Not being employed by the T.e.v. Monarch of Bermuda (Fur­ WOODBURY'S Electric Light Company, I feel that ness-Bermuda- Line) is due to I can say the following with no arrive from New York on Monday, FACIAL SOAP personal motives in view. The October 8th., sailing at 3.00 p.m. Company is not to be censured for Thursday, Oct. 11th., on return the existence of this condition. I trip. Agents, Watiington & Con­ JERGEN'S have enquired into this matter and yers. have learned that they use insula­ LOTION tors tested to withstand 35,000 * * * volts or 2J times as strong, elec­ S.s. Lady Rodney (C.N.S.) is due Cream trically, as would ordinarily bo to arrive from Montreal on Mon­ required. If they used 75,000 volt day, October 8th., sailing on Wed­ Soup LADY ESTHER insulators the condition would nesday, October 10th., for the at less cost still not be overcome. The Com­ West Indies. Agents, J. S. Darrell BEAUTY CREATIONS pany would naturally like to elim­ & Co. 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"Dizzy" Dean's Pitching Record for 1934 Baseball Season

I Local and Foreign Sporting News Below will be found the pitching record of "Dizzy" Dean for the 934 Baseball season. An hour before BY "ELLIS' the scheduled time for the first 5 World Series game, Dean and Al Crowder of Detroit Tigers were nominated as starting pitchers France Still "Out of Bounds" "Aussies" Batting and Bowling and confirmed by the rival man­ agers. Remember • • • 1 for Rugby Football Averages at Close of Tour (In this tabulation, W denotes a win, L a loss, a dash means that LONDON, Oct. 4. (CP)—Much The following wera the Australian the win or loss was marked up to How your clothes used to confusion was created in Rugby batting and bowling averages at another pitcher. In cases where, come back after being dry circles by the statement issued the conclusion of their 1934 tour of following the W or L or , the letter cleaned smelling of chemi­ recently by the Rugby Union. England:— r appears, it means that the pitcher cals, sometimes shrunken, It ran as follows:— was sent into the game to relieve sometimes with tho fabric "The policy of the Rugby Union BATTING another pitcher; where the letter x damaged. No more of that is that there shall be no iucreasj appears ,_• it means that the pitcher now for science has discwejied in the number of its international Highest was tak\-n out of the game before the modern process . . . matches, but the Union will not Runs score Aver it ended. The score of each game refuse to consider applications by D. G. Bradman 2020 304 84.16 appears in (). The sign * denotes its affiliated clubs for permission W. H. Ponsford 1784 *281 77.56 the game was played away from to play matches against clubs S. J. McCabe 2078 240 69.26 home, v that it was played at home.) of foreign countries, if it is satis­ W. M. Woodfull 1268 *228 52.83 fied that Rugby Union football A. F. Kippax 961 250 50.57 DIZZY DEAN'S RECORD is conducted and played in such A. G. Chipperfield . 899 175 40.86 TRICLENE foreign countries in: strict accord­ W. A. Brown 1308 119 38.47 Apr. 17 v. Pittsburgh, W ( 7- 1) ance with the true spirit and prin­ L. S. Darling 1022 117 34.06 " 22 v. Chicago, L. x ( 2-15) ciples of the game." This sentence B. A. Bainc-a 470 92 33.57 " 28 * Chicago, L. x ( 1- 7) of .1 words was immediately in­ W. J. O'Reilly 237 *30 26.33 " 30 v. Cincinnati, -, x ....(10- 6) The cleaning is thorough, terpreted in France to mean that W. A. Oldfield 295 67 22.69 May 2 v. Cincinnati, -, r ( 4- l) there is absolutely no after English clubs eould play French E. H. Bromley 312 56 16.42 " 5 v. Philadelphia, W....( 7- 1) odour, no shrinkage and no clubs again, even though inter­ C. V. Grimmett 255 39 15.00 " 9 v. New York, W ( 4- 0) harm to the most delicate of national matches were still taboo. H. I. Ebeling 265 41 14.72 " 13 v. Brooklyn, W (12- 7) garmonts. They panic J>ft8k Such an idea is totally wrong. T. W. Wall 84 24 9.33 " 15 v. Brooklyn, -, r, x....( 5- 6) looking like new. We have it on the highest L. O'B. Fleetwood " 20 * New York, W ( 9- 5) authority that no English club Smith 24 *7 3.42 " 27 * Philadelphia, W.....( 5- 2) oShJ^TT,SH^- Jimmy McLarnin, with tuns will be permitted to play a French * Not out. " 30 * Cincinnati, -, r ( 9- 6) outstretched, acknowledges the cheers of the crowd as he was TRICLENE is safe and sure, one until the Rugby Union are Juna 2 * Pittsburgh, W (13- 4) W™W again welterweight boxing champion afto and costs not a penny moro. satisfied that France have put n£«if^SS ^0UJ Wlth Barney Ross at the Madison Square BOWLING • 6 v. Chicago, -, x ( 6-12) wl ln their house in order. 9?f2f» B° Long Island City, N. Y. The gallant West " 10 v. Pittsburgh, W ( 3- 2) Coa t fighter was badly battered, as shown by his closed lift Actually, what the Rugby Union S Runs Wkts Aver " 14 v. Boston, -, r (12- 9) ^y®« . . . have done is to notify their affi­ W. J. O'Reilly . 1858 109 17.04 " 16, v Phila'ia, L. x ( 3- 8) liated clubs that the ban im­ L. O'B. Fleetwood " 17 v. Phila'ia, W, r ( 7- 5) posed on visits to and from other Smith . 2036 106 19.20 • 21 V. Brooklyn, W ( 9- 2) WHEN SHE LOST 281bs Continental nations, apart from British Guiana Win the 1934 C. V. Grimmett.... . 2159 109 19.80 " 23 v. Brooklyn, W, r ( 5- 4) Bermuda Laundry France, is moved. H. I. Ebeling 1290 62 20.80 " 27 v. New York, W, x ....( 8- 7) Inter - Colonial Tournament T. W. Wall She Gained Energy This ban was mad a when play­ 1290 42 30.71 July 1 * Cincinnati, W, x ...( 8- 6) Cleaners & Dyers L. S. Darling ing relations with Franco were . 325 9 36.11 " 6 v. pin'nati, -, r, x (15-16) S. J. McCabe . 794 GEORGETOWN, Br. Guiana, Oct. This young woman's method of suspended in March 1931, and 21 37.80 " 8 v. Cin'nati, W ( 6- i) E. H. Bromley 4 (CP)—"Mr. Extras" made the reducing overweight is evidently as Dial 2104 the sole reason was to give France 245 5 4 .00 " 12 * Phila'ia, W, r ( 8- 5) winning stroke to give British beneficial as it is effective, and a an opportunity to clean up the A. G. CbijPperfield. . 595 12 49.58 " 15 * Brooklyn, W ( 2- 0) Guiana the Inter-Colonial cricket letter she writes is therefore worthy game in their country and in the Tho following also bowled:— " 19 * Boston, W ( 4- 2) cup for the third time oh Wednes­ of publication;— meantime not to hurt their B. A. Barnett, 1--0—3- -1; A. F. " 23 * New York, W ( 6- 5) day, when they defeated Trinidad "I am 24 years of age; height 223S«Jf. feelings. Kippax, 5—1—13— 0. " 26 * New York, -, r ( 7- 2) by nine wickets. The result of the 5 ft. 5| ins,; and a short time ago * * * 8 28 * Pittsburgh, L ( 4- 5) game was in little doubt when play my weight was 28 lbs. above nor­ THE BAN ON FRANCE THREE-FIGURE INNINGS Aug. 3 v. Pittsburgh, W ( 9- 3) resumed on Wednesday. Trinidad mal. I was listless and without " 4 v. Pittsburgh, -, r ( 6- 4) had six wickets down for 219 and energy. Now after taking Kruschen France have done little or no­ The following 33 three-figure in­ " 7 * Cincinnati, W ( 2- 0) were only 36 runs ahead of British thing to improve matters. Three nings were played for the Austra­ Salts regularly I have lost 28 lbs. " 8 * Cincinnati, W, r....(l0- 4) Guiana's first innings' lead of 182. in weight, and have much more seasons have passed, and the Rugby lians in first-class matches:— " 12 v. Chicago, L. x. ( 4- 6) The remaining batsmen gave the S. J. McCabe (8).—240 v. Surrey, vitality. Also I have a very good Union feel that if English clubs " 24 v. New York, W ( 5- 0) Demerara bowlers little trouble at the Oval; 192 v. M.C.C., at Lord's; complexion and I do not have face GOSLING BROS., LTD. wish to play in Germany, Italy. * 25 v. New York, L. r ( 6- 7) since they only added seven runs, 142 v. Lancashire, at Manchester; blemishes of any kind. Surely this Holland, and other countries they " 31 * Chicago, W ( 3- 1) leaving the home side 44 runs to 137 v. England, at Manchester must be due to my having pure should bs allowed to do so. Sept, 3 * Pittsb'g, L. r. x ( 5- 6) get for victory and the Cup. (Third Test Match); 124 v. W. D. G. blood, and I attribute the fact to Germany is anxious to play Eng­ " 5 * Brooklyn, W ( 2- 1) British Guiana lost Wishart when Leveson-Gower's XI., at Scar­ my taking Kruschen Salts."— land, but that is out of the ques­ " 10 * Philadelphia, W ( 4- 1) the half-way mark was almost borough; 108 v. Kent, at Canter­ (Miss) M. S. Save Money—Buy Quality tion for a long time to come. The " 11 * Philadelphia, -, r....( 6- 4) reached but victory came without bury; 108* v. Leicestershire, at Kruschen combats the cause of Home Unions feel that three in­ " 12 * Philadelphia, -, r....( 1- 3) further loss. Leicester; 105* v. Gentlemen of fat by assisting the internal organs ternational matches a season and " 16 * New York, W, x ( 5- 3) England, at Lord's. to throw off each day those waste an occasional one with a Dominion " 21 * Brooklyn, W (13- 0) FAVOURITES WIN EASILY D. G. Bradman (7).—304 v. Eng­ products and poisons which would CELERY, large stalk 9d team are enough, seeing that " 23 * Cincinnati, -, r ( 9- 7) clubs have to give up their best land, at Leeds (Fourth Test Match); otherwise be converted by the 23 * Cincinnati, -, r ( 3- 4) British Guiana entered the final players for these and the Trial 244 v. England, at the Oval (Fifth body's chemistry in fatty tissue. Octagon SOAP POWDER, shll id " 25 v. Pittsburgh, W ( 3- 2) as favourites after their convinc­ matches. Test Match); 206 v. Worcestershire, Take a half-teaspoonful of Krus­ " 28 v. Cincinnati, W ( 4- 0) ing victory of 396 runs over Barba­ at Worcester; 160 v. Middlesex, at chen Salts in a glass of hot water Now that a Rugby League has dos. Their win was again con­ Octagon SOAP POWDER, riled 4d Lord's; 149* v. An England XL, at " 30 v. Cincinnati, W ( 9- 0) before breakfast every morning. been formed in France perhaps sidered clue to their strong batting Folkestone; 140 v. Yorkshire, at 00 You won't lose 4 or 5 lb. a day or the amateur game will be cleansed side which kept running up the FLY-O-CIDE, pint tin 1/3 Sheffield; 132 v. H. D. G. Leveson- anything alarming like that, but there, but it will take time, and Noted Amateur Sportsman Dies score up to the fall of the last wick­ Gower's XL, at Scarborough. almost before you realise it— (Kills all insects, no offensive France wil have to satisfy the four et. The tournament standing is W. A. Brown (5).—119 v. Lanca­ After Fatal Accident pound by pound disappears. Home Unions completely—which now as follows:—Trinidad 9 wins; odour) shire, at Manchester; 113 v. North­ they failed to do last April when Barbados 10 wins; British Guiana amptonshire, at Northampton; 105 LONDON, Oct. 4. (CP)—Amateu they sent a deputation over— 3 wins. English SULTANA BISCUITS before relations are resumed. v. Cambridge University, at Cam­ sport has been robbed of one Soon after the conclusion of the bridge; 105 v. England, at Lord's of its greatest figures by tho death, i lb. pkt ,... i/« match the Cup Was presented to A WELSH SENSATION (Second Test Match); 100* v. Not­ as a result of a motoring accident tinghamshire, at Nottingham. of Mr. William John Oakley, the Captain Greeii of British Guiana by the Acting Governor, Sir Craw­ SALT BEEF, Extra Fancy W. H. Ponsford (5).—281* v. English and Corinthian Blue. Although the season is still in ford Douglas-Jones, C.M.G., who M.C.C., at Lord's; 266 v. England, Mr. Oakley, who was 61, was Quality, per lb. 9d its infancy, a sensation has been also presented the various batting at the Oval (Fifth Test Match); travelling from Scotland when his provided in Wales through Bridgend and bowling prizes. The feature of 229* v. Cambridge University, at car overturned near Carlisle. He Lyles GOLDEN SYRUP 7d tin wishing to cancel future matches the tournament, by the way, was Cambridge; 181 v. England, at was taken to Carlisle Infirmary with Aberavon. When the clubs the brilliant wicket-keeping of Leeds (Fourth Test Match); 125 where he later died from his in­ met a player of each club was Christiani who allowed only two VIENNA SAUSAGES, Ftnery 5dtiri v. Surrey at the Oval. juries. sent off the field, and the whole byes in the whole tourney, took W. M. Woodfull (3).—288* v. In almost every form of amateur match was a travesty of real Rugby four catches, stumped two and AVACADO PEARS, per box 8/- football. Glamorgan, at Swansea; 172* v. sport. Mr. Oakley excelled. Foot­ dropped Iwo very difficult chances. (16 to 20 per box) The referee's report has yet to Lancashire, at Manchester; 131 v. ball .athletics, cricket,rowing, fives, Gloucestershire, at Bristol. lawn tennis, and golf all came The summarised scores follows: be considered by the Welsh Union. Each 6d tb9d A. G. Chipperfield (2).—175 v. within the range of his activies, TRINIDAD (1st Innings) 126. Blackheath's opening ^ match BRITISH GUIANA (1st Innings) showed that the "Club" should Essex, at Chelmsford; 116* v. Hamp­ and in all he passed with honours. shire, at Southampton. His death will be mourned by 309. CAULIFLOWER, per lb 6d soon develop into an exceptionally TRINIDAD (2nd Innings) 226. strong team if their players steer L. S. Darling (2).—117 v. Sussex, thousands of the old school of clear of accidents. at Howe; 100 v. Oxford University, at sport. SUPER SUDS, now 5d pit pkt BRITISH GUIANA A. L. Novis, who had to give Oxford. A son of the late William Oakley, (2nd Innings) up the captaincy of England last A. F. Kippax (1).—250 v. Sussex, of Lea Hall, Shrewsbury, he played Poultry Wire All Brands EVAPORATES season through a knee injury, is at Hove. as a fullback in the 'Varsity match­ Defreitas, not out 23 MILK, roW 5/- dt>Z< found again, and will be assisting 00 es in 1893-4-5-6. Wishart, lbw Tangchoon 7 until December. He represented England at foot­ Keep your fowls in where Jones, not out 8 OCTAGON SOAP, 5 cakes i/- Lasky and Hamas Pronounced ball against Scotland in 1896-7-8 and they belong, and out of His regiment is stationed in Extras 7 Londonderry, but next month he Fit and Ready for Bout and 1900-1; again.st Wales in 1895- where they don't belong. 6-7-8 and 1900-1; and against Ire­ P* & G. SOAP, 3 cakes 1/- is due for leave. If he strikes his Total (for 1 wicket) 45 old form he will be an asset to NEW YORK, Oct. 4. (CP)—Art land in 1896-7-8 and 1900-1. Let us supply your poultry During those years h,! also played SILK TOILET TISSUE, 3 rolls i- England, who were not too well Lasky, Minneapolis heavyweight, 111 Trinidad's second innings wire needs. for the Corinthians and repre­ served on the left wing last season, and Steve Hamas are both pro­ Green captured 5 wickets for 40 in spite of winning the international nounced fit and ready for their sented Oxford in the 120 yards runs, Gaskin 2 for 41, Browne 3 for WAX PAPER, 40 ft roll 7d championship. ten-round match at Madison hurdles and the long jump against 52. FRITH'S The hard grounds have taken toll Square Garden on Friday (to­ Cambridge in 1894-5-6. PAPER NAPKINS, per pkge 7d of provincial players, and already night). In 1895 Mr. Oakley was president -00- Hardware Store Leicester and Northampton are This match starts a series of of the O.U.A.C, and the same year H. M. DOCKYARD compelled to field depleted sides. elimination bouts in order to find rowed in Oxford trial eights. He Local Rugger Planl Will be Dial 1179 Except at Twickenham, the the contender to meet Max Baer, also rowed in the Christ Church grass of the modern Rugby ground world's heavyweight champion, eight in 1893-4-5-6, and won the Discussed on Wednesday is kept much shorter than it next Juno. hurdles for Oxford against Yale ENTRY OF APPRENTICES used to be, and after a summer's -oo- in 1894. Plans for the forthcoming local drought the turf becomes extreme Cardinals Win First Game of He played in the Christ Church English Rugby season will be dis­ ly hard. lawn tennis team which won the cussed when Rugger devotees meet An entrance examination the World Series Inter-collegiate Cup. at the B.A.A. clubhouse next Wed­ the first time iast year. Despite the -oo- Mr. Oakley was for a long time nesday afternoon at 4.45 p.m. With for DETROIT, Oct. 3. (CP)—St. Louis associated with Ludgrove, the pra- fact that they cleaned up every the arrival of new masters at the match with comparative ease, in­ Scottish League Defeat the Cardinals, behind the steady pitch­ paratory school near New B'arnet, Saltus Grammar School who have ing of "Dizzy" Dean, crushed at which two sons of the Princess terest was so great in the games Apprentices in H» M. Dockyard had considerable Rugby experience, that prominent sports writers Irish by 3 Goals to 2 the Detroit Tigers 8-3 in the first Royal and the Earl of Harewood the 1934-35 season should prove will be held on game of the World Series. are pupils. In 1902 he became urged continuance of the code in most successful here. Last year America. Besides advocating an GLASGOW, Oct. 4. (CP)—The associate headmaster with Mr. F. public interest in the English code Thursday and Friday 11th oo A. H. Henley. annual contest with Cambridge Scottish Football League defeated grew considerably with the return University they went on to predict and 12th October 1934. the Irish-League in today's Inter- Correct visit of Yale. -00- that "the English game had come League soccer encounter by three At that time we suggested that to stay." Perhaps our suggestion A well-dressed man had sat goals to two. The match was Honey Grove Signal Citizen: an Inter-Collegiate tournament be will receive consideration at next Intending Candidates should down on a newly-painted seat. played in ?ain and only a few Speaking of making automobile held here so that the opposition Wednesday's meeting. thousand spectators were on hand. Distressed, he said to the painter: tires last longer, we would suggest would not only consist of Yale apply to Secretary or Captain- The Irish wtro beaten by six "Why don't you put 'Wet paint' that no one try to go around the University, but Harvard and Prince­ The "Nicholl Shield" matches in-Charge tor further partic­ goals to one by the English League on your seats?" corner around the corner on two ton also, similar to the opposition will take place early next month. ulars. in the first game of the scaons's en­ "That's what I'm doin,' ain't I?" * wheels just to save the other two provided for Cambridge University In the meantime intending play­ counters last month. replied the painter.—Pearson's. tires. when they invaded the States for ers should get into strict training. 2202tw.th.f. Baby Carriage WHEELS and TYRES — ASTWOOD'S Page 12 THE ROYAL GAZETTE AND COLONIST DAILY, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1934

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Apply Mrs. green sadly, "when life drifted and "Hollywood Party. such a person in Bermuda. But 1 lb. COFFEE, 1 lb SUGAR and 1 tin MILK for 2/- Constable, T. R. United Co., along' in its usual, calm way, with­ the whole matter Jis so intriguing Sheffleld EVAPORATED MILK. 4/6 doz, 17/- case Reid Street. Mechanics' Hall Theatre: "Once out any lurking potholes and snags. that I think I'll come along with 2230*f.s. To Every Woman" and "The A snag-less world, if ycu know what you. It sounds very much," I said SHILLING SPECIALS UNFURNISHED FLAT. Also Un­ Wandering Jew." I mean. One could go hither and remorsefully, "like some hoax of furnished Rooms suitable for oo thither with the mind unburdened: Charmian's." 10 lbs. SUGAR i/- 6 lbs. RICE for 1/- without any of the complications." 7 lbs. FLOUR 1/- 6 lbs. WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR 1/- office work-room or dwelling. "It wasn't her writing," Perri­ Arcade, Burnaby Street. Apply "Who," I said, "is the unfortun­ green reflected. ate girl?" HOUSEHOLD GOODS Robinson, on the premises. FOREIGN EXCHANGE "The letter was typewritten," 2197 w.f.s. "Mo." said Perrigreen solemnly, Octagon SCOURINE CLEANSER 4d I said coldly, "and so was the Four-room COTTAGE with three "-you're wrong. There was a Octagon SOAP POWDER 2 for 3id signature. Now come on and get basement rooms. Spanish Point. time when you might have been Octagon SOAP 5 cakes 1/- Local Rates ready—and if you're not down in Garden and sea bathing. Dial right, of course, but that belongs Large packets SUPER SUDS 5d fifteen m i n u t e s there'll be an 2359. to the er—mists of antiquity. And ugly black streamer in tomorrow's Long Bars YELLOW SOAP 9d 2196*w.f. The following is a copy of may I indicate that this is no time paper: Promising Business Man Long Bars BLUE MOTTLED SOAP 9d the Bulleting displayed on for levity?" He bent forward in the Successfully Murdered on Eve of TOILET ROLLS, 1,000 sheets 5d, 4/9 doz. Thursday at the local banks: chair and handed me a copy of the Mysterious Appointment." PALM OLIVE SOAP 3d per tab. daily paper. It was three days old. An hour later we were walking LUX TOILET SOAP 3;,d per tab. WANTED Buying at 35% dis.. ..$4.9741 "I've read it," I said. up Queen Street. Quart bottles AMMONIA gd Selling at 1\% dis.. ..$4.8731 "I know: but you haven't read "It's a funny thing," Perrigreen Small FURNISHED APARTMENT the small ads on the back page." observed suddenly, "but that name :>:>>6tXf. or Cottage for one person. Apply CANADIAN DOLLARS "I always read the small ads on Smith sounds familiar somehow." Box 2210 Bermuda Press. the back page," I said. "It's the "You've probably seen it in the 2210*f.s. Buying at 1|% dis $4.8731 first thing I do. Once upon a telephone directory," I suggested. Selling at 1 %prem $4.7524 time," I said reflectively, "I lost "There are fifty-seven of 'em. Ancient Greeks Win Posthumous MAIL NOTICES my watch and told everyone about But there's ne'er a one with 'Q' HELP WANTED it in one of those little ads. And World Love Title QUOTATIONS after it. Mails per S.s. Lady Hawkins for people were quite nice about it. "In front of it you mean—that's the West Indies and British Guianar Young WHITE WOMAN for general In fact they were quite generous. New York Closed $4.9275 how the letter . ." Continued from Page 1 will close at the General Post Office work in small family. Write Box They found five watches. They also Montreal Closed 54.8W25 "Never mind—we're here. The his evening promenades on the today. 2191 Bermuda Press. found an old alarm clock and a London, 11.30 a.m ... $4.9268 keen eye and the penetrating vision Remblai, a concrete counterpart Ordinary Mail at 4.30 p.m. 2229*th. ei to tu9. Montreal Latest $4.8150 battered ship's chronometer. But is necessary when spotting john­ of Atlantic City's Boardwalk', and I never found my watch. It be­ Registered Mail and Parcel Post New York Latest $1.9250 nies with names beginning with he has novv announced the result at 4.00 p.m. came so embarrassing," I went on, "Q\ En avant." of a debate on "Which Century * * * eyeing Perrigreen, "that I had to FOR SALE We strode into the lobby and Was Best for Making Love," that Mails per S.s. Bayano for Jamaica -00- make a public announcement stat­ stared rudely around. capped the climax of a season of ing that I had found my watch." will close at tho General Post Office 20 ft. MOTOR BOAT, small cabin, "Not a soul," said Perrigreen ir­ competitions. today. METEOROLOGICAL NOTES Perrigreen poured himself anoth­ four cylinder engine, completely ritably. There have been competitions to Ordinary Mail at 4.30 p.m. er dose from the decanter by his overhauled. Cheap. Dial 2G52. "Never mind," I said soothingly, discover who has the best coat of Registered Mail and Parcel Post side and stared stonily across at me. 2233*f. October 4th. "it isn't quite eight. Tell you what tan, the most daring bathing suit, at 4.00 p.m. His words were painfully enunciat­ Barometer— —I'll go into the bar and wait for the prettiest legs, the modiest * * * UPRIGHT PIANO in good condi­ ed and stressed, and carefully- tion. Price reasonable. Apply • 8.00 a.m... 1014.1 millibars you there. I'd like to see this bird, beach hat, the most charming Mails per Q.t.e.v. Queen of Ber­ elaborated. J. Hamilton, Cavendish Heights. 29.?;5 inches of course, but I can't very well lurk birthmark, the fanciest fashion of muda for Great Britain, the Do­ "I have heard your explanation," dancing the rumba, and so on. 2206*f.s. 8.00 p.m 1015.9 millibars behind palms and tables until he minion of Canada, and the United he began slowly, "in connection And, of course, beauty contests: 30.00 inches shows up. All right?" States of America, will close at the with your explanation. What I Wind- "No," said Perrigreen fiercely. But all these were superintended General Post Office tomorrow. mean," he wont on painfully, "is "I object. I suggest that you stay by Harry Pilcer and the fact that Ordinary Mail at 12.00 Noon. 8.00 a.m. E 20 mi. per hr that you nave explained yourself LUX TOILET SOAP here and pick out this bird Smith Harry had a hand in them proved Supplementary Mail, (double Noon, E 19 ml. per hi. carefully ill connection with the from the crowd here. After all, just one too much for Raymond postage) from 12.00 Noon to 1.00 8p.m.E 18 mi. per hr. small ads on the back page. It is Fragrant and : you're the only one who seems to Duncan. So Raymond did some p.m. Max. Temp, for 24 hrs 82 perfectly clear why you read these know anything about him. ." thinking. Registered Mail at 11.30 a.m. refreshing Min; Temp, for 24 hrs 73" first. However," he continued, "Me?" After due meditation, he organ­ Parcel Post for Great Britain and Rainfall for 24 hrs 88 "I wish to draw your attention to "Yes: you saw his name in the ized a lecture on "Love-Making the United States at 11.30 a.m. Sunshine for 24 lira. 2 hr. 51 min. the advertisement which heads the railway timetable or something. During the Centuries," to be fol­ * * » FOREIGN REPORTS column. The advertisement," he I'll go to the bat and wait till you lowed by a debate as to the rela­ "Z3> r. Mails Despatched said, blinking at me, "at the top call me. What about it?" tive merit of the different periods of liie page." of history^, on which he enlarged 6 66 "Nothing doing—it's your bus­ Mails leaving Bermuda tomorrow 'I turned to the back page, found before an invited audience. When LIQUID. TABLETS, SALVE NOSE iness appointment, not mine." I the 6th should connect with interviewed as to the result, Mr. DROPS the top of it and read carefully. pushed him into a chair and gave S.s. Berengaria sailing from New " 'Gentleman with business ca­ him a cigarette. "There. Now if Duncan announced that it had Checks Malaria in 3 days. Colds York for Southampton on the 10th first day, Headaches or Neuralgia pabilities required for interesting things get too complicated just been decided that "the ancient October. work a few evenings a week. Write send for me and I'll make a huge i Greeks were most adept." In JO minutes * * * Fine Laxative and Tonic Box 1000 c/o this newspaper.' effort to come." -00- Mails Due Today from England Most Speedy Remedies Kn Nothing complicated about Evidently things had become a NAZ1 PHYSICiANS BOYCOTT CANADA: that," I reflected. bit involved for Perrigreen because Mails per S.s. Olympic due to Montreal b "No," said Perrigreen thickly, I caught a glimpse of him ten HOSPITAL OPPOSING HITLER arrive in New York on the 3rd Ottawa 36 b "but there are enormous possibili­ minutes later at tho entrance should connect with Q.t.e.v. Queen Toronto... 40 c ties." He fumbled in a side pocket to the bar. He fought his way to­ BERLIN, Oct. 4. —Drastic pun­ ^BlackFlag U.S.A.: and drew out a crumbled sheet of wards me and climbed up beside ishment for not voting for Adolf of Bermuda arriving today. Boston 48 "DC paper. "Read that," he said me. His face was white and drawn. Hitler as Reichsfuehrei on Aug. 00 kills flies quicker New York 54 b handing it to me. He glared fiercely at the man be­ 19 is being visited upon an entire Philadelphia. 56 be ' 'Dear Mr. Perrigreen,' " I hind the bottles. Duesseldorf hospital. MYSTERIES OF THE COW Atlantic Oity 62 c .26 began: "Whisky," he said huskily. According to tho newspaper and costs less ^f Washington . 58 c " 'LVO doubt you will require "Rather a lot of it." Roichwart, the editor of which Yield of Good Milk, Despite BERMUDA: further information in connec­ "Why?" I put in vaguely. "Now is Count Ernst Reventlow, one •I GOOD TO THE LAST DROP St. George's 74 .40 tion with the business appoint­ about this Smith bird of Herr Hitler's associates, phy­ Poor Fodder, Explained ment for which you so earnestly- "Just a minute, "he groaned. sicians have been ordered to boy­ NOTE: b—-blue skj. bo partly applied in your letter of Septem­ He swallowed the contents of a cott the hospital. Professor A. E. Perkins of the MAXWELL oloudy, c—cloudy, o—-overcast, ber 26. May I suggest that you small tumbler in front of him and The newspaper said the following Agricultural Experiment Station, f—rain, p—passing showers, s— meet me in the lobby of the New eyed me portentously. latter, signed by Dr. Seiler, the Wooster, Ohio, marvels at the way snow, i—fog, t—trace, bf—blue HOUSE Windsor Hotel at 8 o'clock this "Well?" Jsazi president of the Duesseldorf the cow yields milk of constant and ky snd fog, rs—Meet, s-hassy. coming Friday—tomorrow? We "This Smith fellow, "he began Medical Association, has been cir­ dependable composition under the I COFFEE 00 can then go into the matter tensely, "—this Smith bird with culated : most variable and adverse circum­ further. Yours sincerely,—Q. his interesting night work and his "St. Mary's Hospital repudiated stances. Lower the quality of fod­ FOREIGN BONDS Smith.' yours sincerely was the Boss." the Fuehrer and National Socialism der and the cow still produces first- "Well," I said thoughtfully, "he "What!" by a vote of more than 50 per cent. class milk. Cut down her food The following quotations were isn't very elucid—-lucy— er—clear, "The great Chief himself," he The Duesseldorf Medical Asso­ supply, and still she yields milk, Clothes last longer furnished by the Canadian Press is lie?" I took another sip at went on sepulchrally. "But he ciation will try to make amends albeit in less quantity. under date of October 3 : Perrigreen's whisky. "I mean, how was very nice and polite about it. for this show of alien spirit by Why these things should be so, if you use • Bonds—Canadian 4% Loan, 1953- are you going to know him?" He explained that ho wanted some­ barring this hospital until its Professor Perkins found out by 58, £110|; British 21% Consols, "That's just it—that's where the one to do something for him some­ business is ruined." studying protein. About 95 per SUNLIGHT SOAP £81-11/16; British Z\% War Loan, complication sets in." He lit a cig­ where in the evenings—I don't 00 cent of all the nitrogen of milk is £105 3/8.; British Funding 4's, 1960- arette thoughtfully and sank down know where it was—I don't think BERLIN NEWSDEALERS BAR JEWS combined in the form of protein. 90, £114 7/8; Argentine Recission into the chair. "Now let's think I heard him. Anyway, he said that The so-called non-protein nitrogen BERLIN, Oct. 4 -Jews were vir­ minor and unimportant constitu­ 4's, £99; Austrian 6's, £103f; Brazil this thing out properly." He blew when he had road my letter—et constitutes the other 5 per cent. tually barred from the business ents of the milk and that the food Funding 5's £99; French War 5's a cloud of smoke into the air and cetera. You know—he thought he Somehow the cow manages to jug­ value is practically unaffected by of distributing newspapers and peri­ £39 1/8; German 7's, 1924, £50. reached for the glass at his feet. would pull the Perrigreen limb." gle this 5 per cent in curious and the most radical differences in tho "On second thoughts," he con­ He paused and lit a cigarette. odicals under a rule adopted by useful ways, leaving the other 95 protein content of the cow's ra­ 00 tinued, "I think you'd better think "Go on," I said tensely, "—he the Newsdealers Association, which per cent intact. Professor Perkins tion." fired you, of course." no longer admits them to member­ Speedboats don't usually come it out properly. After all, you're varied the protein content of the 00 "No," said Perrigreen. "He ship. equipped with compasses but Pres­ drinking my whisky and wallowing fodder. On a high protein diet the Do not yield to misfortunes, but gave me a rise . . " non-protein nitrogen in the milk ton S. Foster has one—now. in my hospitality and all that." j meet them with fortitude.—Virgil. was also high; on a low protein H? got lost in his boat while "On second thoughts," I retort- ; "You're drunk," I observed gent­ drunk. He said that he was sorry * * * diet it was low. The same varia­ coming back from Catalina, an ed, "I think it would be a good idea ) ly. to discover that I thought my Water is the least valued among tions in non-protein notrogen oc­ island twenty two miles off the if you were to meet the Johnny and j "No, not yet. Later, perhaps." salary was so meagre and that I things existing and the most valued curred in the blood. Vitamins were California Coast, and when the find out all about it. Reflect that j "Then the Chief was. Of had to look for an outside job to among things wanted.—Hebrew —supplement it. Joke, eh?" not affected. fog lifted he found that he was the day is Friday and that it is i course," I said blandly, "he ex­ or * * * * headed for China instead of Holly­ nearly seven o'clock. Your move." plained why he gave you the "Not bad," I returned thought­ "It is indeed a fortunate provi­ 'Tis the mind ennobles, not the wood. Perrigreen scowled. rise . ." fully- I'started for the door. sion of nature for the protection of blood.—German. Now ho might go to sea without "I've got a whole hour," he said ; Perrigreen ordered more whisky. "What now?" snorted Perrigreen. the young," Professor Perkins told * * * the boat, but never without thi stiffly, "and besides—I couldn't ' "Yes," he replied ruefully, "that "I'm going to get some paper his colleagues, "that the marked <, The miser's bag is never full _ compass. make it." He stared at me intent­ is why you and I are going to get to answer that ad," I said. variations noted occur only in Danish. New Models in ATWATER KENT RA0IOS-WADSQN^ mm