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SATURDAY, OCT. 16 sll

Vil G EL J
RUDOLPH VALENTINOin “SON ot the SHEEK?
With Vilma Banky

Romance—under the sjade moonlight, the pale blue dawn, the pitiless glare of
noon, the flaming sunset, and the lacing fury of storm bringing two aa 5 to

your pulse where one beat before.

A love tornado with a flaming sweep to thrill the most blase.
Children 20

Fox News . Pathe Review  Aesop’s Fables

Shows at 7 p-m, and 9 p.m. AdmisSion 35¢
¥ ; WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20
LON CHANEY in “The Road to Mandalay”

Also Good Comedy

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REAL ESTATE
INSURANCE

IS MY BUSINESS

MANY YEARS EXPERIENCE AND RECORD OF

Sumas Game Association

Ready For Open Season

Upper Sumas Game Protective Asso-

ciation re-organized with a membership
of 33 at a meeting held
road hall Thursday last-

in Whatcom
The secretary’s report showed a eash
balance of $44.44 on hand from the pre-
vious season.

W. J. Fraser was tendered re-appoint-
ment as president of the organization,
but declined, The names of C, Lamson
and A. H. Harrop were submitted and
a close ballot resulted in the appoint-
ment of Mr Harrop as president. W.
G. Fadden was selected as vice-presi-
dent and W. Blinch as seeretary. ©. A.
Lamson, W. D. Fraser, W. J. Fraser, J.
Frith and E, Marcey were elected dir-
ectors.

At the request of'the meeting, Oliver
Blatchford read over the association’s
regulations, which were approved. It
was left to the directors te appeint
game wardens, and a meeting for this
purpose was subsequently set for Mon-
day evening.

Will Fadden brought in a motion ask-
ing the game association members to
prohibit Sunday shooting on their pre-
mises, as he was doing. Following some
dicussion a vote was taken, but the
motion failed,

The meeting was interupted at inter-
vals by J. Murphy of Huntingdon, who
claimed prior right to use of the room
for a ratepayers’ meeting, which he
had called. After some argument, his
demands were met by the game associa-
tion meeting being hastened to a con-
elusion, and the hall turned over to Mr.
Murphy.

Names of the members follow:

W. J. Fraser, D. Cooper, F. B, Reno,
W. Peyton, E, Marcey, G, H. Heller, J.
Frith, E. Boley, R. Serl, C, A, Lamson,
J. Fraser W. C. Bowman, Ty» Higgs, R.
R. Serl, J. D. Weinstein, G. Fadden, W.
G. Fadden, W. H. Fadden, H. R. Harris
H, Kelly, A. Munroe, S. J, Bates, W.
Crossley, G. B. Bolster, W. D. Fraser,
J, A. McLean, O. Blatchford, A. H.
Harrop, J. K. Fraser, C. W. Fraser, C,
W. Fraser, M. M. Bowman, G. Gough.

——_--e—___

Possible Reeveship Candidate Attacks
Work Of Sumas Municipal Council

Mr, M, Murphy was speaker at the
ratepayers’? meeting following, and he
spared neither the Sumas Council, it’s
reeve, clerk, constable, nor auditor in
a spirited attack, which found fault
with practically the whole range of
the Council’s administration, Reeve
Lamson’s “salary’’ was finely analysed
down to a per-hour figure, at which
Mr. Murphy maintained ‘‘these men are
obtaining money under false pretenses’”
A wrathy barrage was also turned upon
the A, S, and M, News for refusing to
give space to a second letter, in which
the Sumas municipal executives were
told of their sins in no uncertain way,
Another similar letter had been fre-
viously published by the News, but a
paragraph relating to an alleged con-
versation between Mr. Murphy and Mr.
©. Courtman, the municipal clerk, had
been omitted, for obvious reasons. And
although the matter refused publication
did not obtain space in other papers
cireulating through the diStrict, Mr.
Murphy was freely articulate in his
suspicions that the News publisher’s
discretion had been influenced by the
Sumas Council. Entertaining bits of
wit and philosophy interspersed the
gpeaker’s verbal broadsides, together
with flattering personal observations,
one of which acrimoniously questioned
the mental capacity of a councillor.

R ble criticism was uttered by

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Mr. Murphy when he pointed out that:
the annual financial report usually did
not reach ratepayers until the latter
pars of January, too late for them to
completely study and appreciate before
the new Council had been installed. He
suggested that 4 financial summary of
municipal business be available earlicr.
One or two dangerous crossings needed
more attention from the Council, the
speaker said, and he went on to explain
why he did not see justification for the
tax penalties imposed by the munici-
pality,

According to Mr, Murphy’s deduc-
tions, administration of Sumas munici-
pal affairs cost $1,400 per month last
year, and he felt sure that with certain
changes a saving of 40 per cent. could
be effected in the taxes, A womam clerk
at a salary of $50 monthly he consider-
ed would be satisfactory, and the con-
stable’s and road foreman’s duties
should be performed by one man, Re-
ferance was made to a ‘‘bewhiskere«d
gentleman’’ who had installed the aud-
iting and office system, and also to the
usual municipal grant to the Salvation
Army, Speaking on behalf of St. Ann’s
Roman Catholic church, near Abbots-
ford, of which he is a member, Mr.
Murphy insisted that this church, whick
was located within the municipality,
should be as much entitled to a grant
asthe Salvation Army; he did not ac-
cept an explanation that the Salvation
Army was a charitable institution, and
that municipalities are not permitted
to donate to religious organizations:
The speaker’s references to the work
of the Salvation Army provoked one of
the returned men present to comment
comparatively upon some of the organ-
izations which were active among men
in the trenches during the war.

Mr, Murphy also took advantage of

the occasion to explain his connection
with the defunct F.V. Huntingdon Far-
mers’s Co-operative Association, main-

taining that althongh manager up to a
certain time, he was not responsible
for the failure of the business.

Giving a display of platform endur
ance such as would shame many a sea-
soned political orator, Mr. Murphy
tenaciously held ‘‘the floor’’ against
all comers well on to midnight. Not
only did he ignore most of the chair-
man’s (Mr. W. C. Bowman) remon-
strances, but by sheer vocal power
overwhelmed those who would stand to
speak in their own defence or upon the
issues raised. It is understood that Mr.
Murphy will stand as a reeveship can-

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Bellingham Dentist Arrested Near
Poplar For Liquor Smuggling
_ The largest haul of “ontraband liquor
im recent months was made by U.S.
patrolmen just south of-the border near
Poplar a few days ago, when Dr. M. C.
Staves, a Bellingham dentist, and bis
wife were run down by the officers and
caught with 25 cases of liquor in theif

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- car. Intercepted by two U.S. patrol-

«“ men as he was returning south from the
- Thc border with his cargo, Staves attempt-

“ : ed to escape by speeding up his car.
65c His lights being muffled at the time,

i he had only proceeded about 50 yards,

when he ran into a stump, badly wreck-
ing the car. The car, a new Chrysler
sedan, valued at $2,000, was confiscat-
ed with the booze, and the dentist and
his wife taken to Sumas under arrest.
A search of the deutist’s premises in
Bellingham revealed 24 cases and two
kegs of liquor, the total value of the

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Phones: Abbotsford 12 & 24

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on Sunday’ 6.30 pm Leaves Belling-

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—And it is there for your own table
whenever you want its healthful and
invigorating tang!

The Amalgamated Breweries make
pure beer, and make it easy and

Government Store.

ham at 7.30 a.m., 1,00 p.m., 4.00 and

6.00. On Sunday at 8.30 a.m,, 1.00 p.

m,, 5,00 and 10,30.

Direct connection with Huntingdon

trains

Sumas to Seattle, $4.25; Return $6.65

Sumas to Everett $3.65; Return $5.25

Sumas to Bellingham $1.25; Return $2.
From Bellingham South over the Pa-

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health

MARRIED—At Bellingham on Oct.
21st, Mr. Alex. McCallum and Miss Mey
Smith.
(In vi
taken 15 i
oye of the papers, o
approaches again, McCallum
wants it made cléhr that this item re-
fers to A. McCallum, Junior, a nephew.)
Hands up!! How many have pur-

didate.

Fortify your body and
c against the seasonal weather
HADDRELL BLOCK, ABBOTSFORD PHONE 68 changes now due, The fall with
its damp days and cool nights
cause bodily changes which re-
quire that the blood be in good
aes a condition to maintain health and
j freedom from colds—which often

FIFTEEN YEARS AGO || titrreu

Cal] on your druggist and get a

(Reprinted from ‘‘Post’’ files of close ly this date Year 1911).
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e|sitor to Abbotsford this week,

chased goods at Sumas the past week | Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Waite died at West-
and brought them secretly over to Can-|minster Tuesday evening of diptheria,

bottle .or two of tonic so that
you may weather the winter with
bodily comfort,

ERIC T. WEIR

ada without paying the duty? We don’t
want to be personal or anything like
that, but whet about Reciprocity. Read
our advertising columns,

Mrs. Buker of Aldergrove was a vi-'

Harry Freeman of Abbotsford and
Fara Giles of Huntingdon are applying TEEPE “108: PRUAR INS
‘or renewal of their liquor licenses,

Minnie, the five-year daughter of Phone 8 Abbotsford

Agency for Royal City Laundry