hst
q
Hi
'
Hfif
ARE
ENTERED
I.O.D.E.
City
Open
Badminton
Tournament
to
Start
j
Tonight
There
is
a
larger
list.
of.
entries
j
for
the
city
open
badminton
tour-i
nament
to
be
held
by
the
I.O.D.E.
:
Badminton
Club
than
for
any
other
tournament
so
far
held
in
the
history
of
this
sport
in
Princ
Rupert.
There
will
be
ladies',
men's
and
mixed
doubles
and
play,
which
starts
tonight,
is
expected
j
to
be
keen..
Following
is
the
draw
for
the
first
round:
j
I
Ladies'
Doubles
Mrs.
C.
J.
Norrington
and
Miss
.
M.
A
tori
vs.
Mrs.
J.
R.
Tannock
and
Miss
L.
M.
Eilett
(tonight)
.
Mite
Caroline
Mitchell
ShdMis
FrahcesOp&l'vsi
Milk
.
j&ntf
Rorie
and.
Miss
Molly
Cross
(to-
mgnij
.
'HI.
Second
found,
bye
Mrs,
Hov
ton
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teflgvs.
Mrs.
S.
Dartoh
and
Mrs.
W.
Long.
Mixed
Doubles
Partner
and
J.
V.
Clyne
vs.
Mrs,
Horton.and,W.
H.
Tobey.
Mrs.
J.
A,
West
and
W.
E.
Fisher
vs.
Miss
Frances
Cross
and
Alf
Sloeomb
(tonight).
Mies
Caroline
Mitchell
and
Frank
Rusell
vs.
Mrs.
J.
R.
Tannock
and
F.
W.
Allen
(tonight)
.
Mrs.
V.
Long
and
S.
Darton
vs.
Miss
L.
M.
Eilett
and
II
.
T.
Cross
(tonight).
Second
round,
bye
Mrs,
C.
J.
Norrington
and
R
.
Stuart
vs.
Miss,;
Kathleen
Stork
and
Stan
Smith;
Mrs.
II
.
L.
Shudwell
UAC.
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VnrrJnirf
nn
v
i
ft
'
'tMn'avl
waaaw
.rsjr
and
Carl
BfiffaTt
Men's
Doubles
-
J.
V.
Qlyne
andm.
Bartlett
vs
W.
Robe'y
aW'Wt-Cross.
Mr.
Young
and
Walter
Hume
vs.
R.
Stuart
and
CJ.
JL.
Youngman.
A)f
SloeomV
anLCarl
Brand
vs.
If,
,,'rfghtan"d'
AJex
Rlx.
Second
round",
'
bye
Morris
Blott
and
F.W.
Allen
vs..
winner
of
Alf
Slocpmb
and
Carl
Brand
vs.
R.
Wright.
and
Alex
Rlx;
S.
Darton
and
C.J.
Norrington'
vs.
R.
Allen
and
Oscar
Fulton;
II
.
T.
Cross
and
Lyrrian
Hinton
vs.
V.
Lambie
and
Frank
Russell.
WEATHER
WILL
NOT
CHANGE
FOR
DAY
OR
SO
OFFICIAL
STATES
Though
-
the
sky
has
a
tendency
to
cloud
up
and
the
sun
at
midday
is
quite
warm,
the
wind
was
were
taken
Colvood
Golf
These
pbotocrs
hotocrsphs
on
the
beautiful
Fiutiful
Courie,
Victoria.
B.C.,
where
the
first
Eimprtws
Hotel
mid-winter
Bolt
tournament
(or
tht
E.
TV.
Bestty
challenge
Uophy,
will
be
h4d
during
the
week
of
February
10.
tThete
pictures,
taken
on
the
21st
of
January,
civs
some
ides
o(
the
summery
aspect
6f
Victoria's
mid-winter
westher.
The
hsrd-wOod
foliage
is
shed
in
the
(all
ss
elsewhere,
but
ther
is
s
wealth
of
etersreen
at
Victoria
to
make
th
(airways
attractive
snd
The
Canadiens
Hockey
Team
is
thr
onl
tram
.n
the
National
League
win.-h
haf
been
aW-
to
give
the
New
York
Americans
more
than
they
asked
for
this
season,
and
the
Flying
Fremhnvn
h;
done
more
than
that;
they
have
ousted
the
Americans
from
their
firm
stronghold
at
the
top
of
the
league
table.
At
the
beginning
of
the
season
the
Canadiens
were
lying
-ery
low
down
in
the
league,
but
by
steady
playing
and
good
team
work,
they
worked
their
way
right
to
the
tvf.
Above
are
six
stalwarts
of
the
Canadiens'
team
Left,
Howie
Morenx:
top:
Sylvio
Mantha
and
George
Hainsworth;
right:
Al-bpt:J,fx3iKj
bottom:
AurrV4jlt
Vffcd
Artist-ting.
Art
Gagne
is
&
well
known
and
popular
boy
feom
Prince
George
Phert
fie
resides
every
summer,
igemp"hw'Wi'tCe
C.N.R,
as
brskeman,.
In
previous
years
he
has
figured
in
the
,
Pairie
LtkgUe",
playing
for
Edmonton
and
Regina.
ductor
on
the
C.jUatj
StyitbeA.,
'
HOME
OIL
BLEW
IN
FINE
WELL
S.
D.
Johnson
Co.
Ltd.
are
in
re-
ceiot
of
a
despatch
from
Vancou-
ftlll
in
the
north
this
morning
i
ver
stating
that
Home
Oil
blew
in
and
the
barometer
stod
a4
IW.tiS
I
vAiUnUv
with
nintn
miliinn
Consol-i
fdaletThave
bought
Falconbridge
and
Sudbury
Basin,
!
game
betv
and
has
luun
i-uincr
(sHiitr
o,.Vut
.,.
.
rvi.
.....n
...
.1
roons
and
rordinr
to
the
Dnmlhlnn
mPfi-.lmmt
iHr.ii..-.llv
tv,..
hobb,
me
,,
.
.
t..
ji
.
,
...
...
'
...
I
acrr
tvni
'
vivKisi.
-unjrinjr
iriwn
me
out-
ltovauie
o.
4.
it
is
estimated
':vr
--
av
and
later
in
the
Pacific
Coast
League
for
Portland.
He
has
a
brother.,
a;
con-
PRINCE
GIVES
New
York
Americans
One
Point
UP
HUNTING
Ahead
of
Canadiens
as
Result
LONDON,
Feb.
11
The
Express
today
ears
that
the
Prince
of
Wales
has
decided
to
abandon!
hunting
and
point
to
point
racing
and
wiH
sell
all
bis
hunters.
This
decision
is
due
to
his
rap
idly
increasing
duties
as
a
con-sequence
of
the
illness
of
his
father.
the
Montreal
Ma-
.
Saturday.
Art
on
business
man-
$100
for
abusive
rittoburgjp,
Toronto
2.
Boston
0,'jiontreal
1
.
Ottaws
(i.'Detroit
2.
Mid-Winter
Golf
Tourney
at
Victoria,iB.C.
st
no
time
during
tns
winter
is
ther
sufficient
moisture
to
spoil
s
round
pr
to
ruin
the
greens
if
played
over.
N.
Y.
Sport
Chat
or
Hockev
Lames
at
Week-hndK"iJ
TORONTO,
Feb.
.11.
-Using
Chicago
as
a
door
mat
iie
ivew
iorK
Americans
stepped
into
nrsi
piace
in
me
cafcad
international
section
of
the
National
Hockey
urday.
The
Canadiens
only
tied
the
New
Sunday
and
are
one
point
behind
the
leaders
two
leaders
clash
again
Saturday
in
Montreal.
,
:;wardkappeifane?
one'
would
y
I
that
production
of
tlii-
well
will
j
language
JfJltMeree
Itomeril.
the
weather'
was
going
to
change
and
become
jnilder.
The
official
imt
te
$Til
least.
iwereft;!
ror
g
y
or
so
a
Detroit
is
now
only
one
point
behind
Boston,
who
are
three
points
behind
Rangers
in
the
American,
tition.
Toronto
and
Montreal
ifrrfnied
for
third
place
in
the
Intejokional.
There
wM19
penaitiee
hi
the
be
not
less
than
500
barrels
daily.
Scores
wse
as
follows;
A
runner
report
received
here
a"ll,ipB?tr
New
Enpress
Club:
vs
Orange
Lodge;
AmerieaM
1,
Chicago
0.
.TdDy
dlrlftion
Sunday
Canadiens
S,
N.
Y.
gangers
S.
Pittsburgh
0,
Detroit
8.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
IBy
The
Trmp
i
Canada
will
this
yaar
have
an
entrant
in
the
famous
Marathon
which
is
run
yearly
over
the
historic
course
from
Windsor
Castle
to
Stamford
Bridge.
Ted
Butler,
a
youthful,
bit
ambitious,
middle-distance
ruiUHr
of
Toronto,
i
planning
to
tti'ke
a
trip
to
the
Old
Country,
&n$
while
he
has
never
as
yet
edjeted
in
a
ovur
the
fall
Mifathon
distance,
he
has
made
la
very
good
showing
In
races
qtmo
twenty
m.t
...
a.
.1
i.
i
Tfs
ti
1
Tuesday
ism
ram.-
and
hp
in
tvlntr
in
order
that
h
i
101
Moot
knock-out
rds:
Grand
TWminal
vs
ursday
Pint
Mriikm
bil-
Grand
Terminals
vs
Grot-
Un's
Whist:
Grotto
vs
gt.
e's
Society;
Knights
of
Py.
vs
Moose;
New
Empress
vs
Lief
Ericksoa;
Seal
Core,
Andrew
s
carpet
bowls:
C.
7flor
rink
vs
R.
Cameron
rink.
luch
interest
Is
being
taken
.the
forthcoming
basketball
s
here
between
Prince
Hup-and
Anyox.
With
three
di
ns
represented,
it
is
about
biggest
undertakftag
of
Its
that
has
ever
bfcen
under-
en
locally.
It
Is
trbe
expec-
that
the
fans
wilj
take
full
advantage
of
the
ocsaion
nf
gfy
the
necessary
patfonage
to
im
series
or
hoop
games
so
that
ss
may
not
be
recorded
on
Will
have
nleatr
of
time
to
be-
M
excursion
excursion.
The
gamea
will
come
acclitnatised
over
the
course.
sU
Ma
rAii
vsiA
nVAf
and
to
train
s
p,eu,
on
rnau'
ana
Stur-This
is
the!dj;
n4
and
which
Pietre
Wlfl
mtke
,kt,nf
delude
to
the
Dorando
and
Johnny
Hayes
stag-;
P",1K
wtond
half
of
ed
their
historic
duel
In
the
le,
I.oca
J
schedule
which
Olympic
Marathon
of
1D08.
The
wiM
the
wwk
Allowing.
record
for
the
race
is
now
held
by
Payne,
but
for
a
number
of
years
the
time
made
by
Jimmy
Corkery
of
Toronto
was
the
best
made
on
the
course.
Dill
Dahl,
a
clubmate
of
Butler's,
is
also
thinking
of
makintr
a
trip
to
Eng
land
earlytbls
summer,
and
will
BASKETBALL
AT
TERRACE
FRIDAY
TEniJACEvJefi.
ll--Tw0
p0od
exhibition
gardes
of
basketball
no
doubt
be
0
contestant
in
,were
P'ayed
here
on
Friday
night
many
races
up
to
ten
miles
while
I
bfore
a
tfood
crowd
of
fans,
"across
the
briny"
Another
I
Tne
S'
me
was
'a
very
close
athHe
to
sek
"foreign"
honors
JBnd
ke"ly
contested
one,
the
in
Art
Keay.
the
Toronto
lad,
who
Kore
the
finish
being
21
for
was
a
member
of
Canada
s
01ym-.xne
ueo
""o
'0
for
the
Orange.
pii'
team
last
summer.
I
Advertise
your
wants
In
the
TDaily
News
classified
columns.
ine
town
boys
won
easily
over
the
school
teum
with
a
score
of
38-25.
An
Impromptu
dance
followed
the
games.
The
first
division
standing
to
date
In
as
follows:-
""'!
TEAM
STANDINGS
'
PI.
TU
Av
Grotto
2
23C2
1181
Canadian
Legion
..
1
118B
1135
Grand
Terminals
...
1
98G
080
INDIVIDUAL
AVERAGES
Firht
Division
F.
G.
Pyle
ICL)
...
W.
E.
Wllliscroft
(0)
Dr.
J.
A.
West
(CL)
.
W.
II.
Long
(GT)
..
Bert
Morgan
(G)
G.
P.
Tinker
(CL)
.
.
J.
Hamilton
(GT)
..
A.
Donald
(G)
C.
P.
Baiagno
iO'O
W.
J.
Nelson
(GT;
..
M.
McLachlan
(G)
.
M.
Andrews
(CL)
.
K.
Stephens
(Gj
J.
Andrews
(CL)
.
.
.
Col.
Mdtordie
(CL)
.
Ilea
Self
GT)
,
Alex
Murray
(CL)
D.
Brown
(0)
A.
A.
liaison
(G)
.
.
K.
Fenlhn
(GT)
.
.
.
J.
Baesley
(G)
W.
Mitchell
(GT)
.
V7.
If.
Jarman
(GT)
J.
Bulg'-r
(GT)
...
Walker
iGT)
PRINCE
RUPERT
IS
MENTIONED
Mr,
,
Manson
and
Premier
Tolmie
DIscumh
Peace
Illver
Outlet
in
Legislature
With
A.
M.
Manson,
M.
L.
A.
for
Omineca,
and
Premier
ToK
mle
the
principal
speakera,
Prince
Rnpert
was
dlscBased
a
an
out
let
to
the
Peace
Ilivcr
during
a
debate
with
regard
to
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
Hallway
In
the
legislature
last
week.
Mr.
Manaon
explained
that
he
did
not
like
to
see
the
Peace
River
country
tapped
from
Alberta,
but
wanted
its
busineae
to
move
thj-ough
Hritlsh
Columbia.
He
would
favor
a
plan
by
which
.his
traffic
could
move
moot
economically
to
the
coast,
whether
through
Vancouver
or
Prince
Rupert.
"Do
you
believe
it
a
good
policy
to
have
these
rich
areas
tapped
to
bring
their
business
through
Vancouver
with
a
side
line
out
tato
Prince
Hupertf
asked
the
Premier.
"1
repeat."
said
Mr.
Manaon.
"that
I
am
anxious
to
see
development
come
to
the
coast
In
the
most
economical
way
possible.
whether
It
Is
through
Vancouver
Monday,
Febru
FACE
TWO-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
ary
H
192)
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
AMONG
THE
LEADERS
OF
TH
E
NATIONAL
HOCKEY
LEAG
JE
BILLIARD
STANDINGS
CRICKET
STAR
HAS
ARISEN
Walter
Hammond
Han
Taken
tk
Place
of
Jack
Ilobh.
Result
AuHtrulian
Record
(Montreal
.)nuna)i
,
A
new
star
has
an,,,
i
i
he
who
succeeded
ut
i'.unmBsintr
"W..v
r,,
S
'700
850
centuries
must
''"
now
nvo
;
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ti
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w,iu'
;
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Walter
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driven
tl.
leahcf.M
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in
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record.
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all
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reach,
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vour
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sln..,i
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over
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a"u
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D.
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elimination
badmln-
nu-
while
the
Americans
a
have
Chicago,
a
game
with
Detroit.
Itoa
tournament
pern.
C.
L.
Youngman
(0i
)
1
1(W
l8
;t.,
them
down
wishes
to
entertain
U,.
1
steals
a
few
runx
Tr
(Second
Division)
men
have
taken
i.sii,
r
O.
T.
Av.
'away
from
the
wiket
i
ft,
Grotte
2
178
80S
of
stopping
some
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strekea.
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he
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ball
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nods
the
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and
the
twr
flu
rf
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far
a
quick
nre
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gradually
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