lip
if
Ah
.ft.
uu
I,
fa)
r.r
.Ml
t
THE
LOWLY
SENATORS
The
Ottawa
Senators
seem
to
have
had
more
than
their
fair
share
ol
ill-luck
this
season.
Of
the
twenty-eight
games
played
so
far
this
winter
the
Senators
have
lost
eleven,
won
six,
and
drawn
eleven
games.
They
have
had
to
divide
the
points
on
eleven
occasions,
a
feat
not
equalled
by
any
team
in
the
National
Hockey
League
thig
year.
Above
are
some
of
the
members
of
the
Ottawa
team.
Top,
left
to
right:
Frank
Clancy,
Alex
Connell,
George
Boucher.
Alex
Smith.
Bottom,
left
to
right:
Billy
Touhey,
Frank
Nighbor,
Hec
Kilrea
and
Frank
Finnegan.
SEATTLE,
Feb.
18:-The
Es
kimos
fought
off
the
challenge
of
the
Portland.
BuckarflW
.here
last
night
to
retain
the
second
place
in
the
Coast
liokey
League
with
a
score
of
3-to-
1.
-
-Two
AMt.
-.1
1
I
I
i
i
tl
ti:
i
fctmia
iumcu
lu
in
a
uww
Uliru
Hlkk,,
i
n,
n
rriA
tVcMvmtt-.
t.
eW"!
kiwy
...
held
on
even
terms
for
50
raln-i
utes.
Failure
of
the
BaekaroOS
to
take
care
of
wing
men
at
the
critical
moments
caused
their
de
feat
Seattle,
scored
one
in
the
first
and
Portland
one
in
the
second.
LOWER
TODAY
Repllipg
in
Slate
of
Vahingtpn
'
'
at
iMf
Cents
and
Uwer
fn'tSome
Ca
SEATTLE.
Feb.
in
the
wholesale
rate
,
has
been'
made
here
as
part
of
the
war
between
the
independent
companies
and
the
big
corporations.
The;
conflict
started
in
California
Ind
has
spread
throug-
out
the
coast.
The
charge
to
re-,
.
tallers
Is
now
Ion
Including
the
Chelsea
1,
Portsmouth
l.V
Sport
Chat
A
bonspiel
which
had
been
in
progress
at
Smithers
for
a
week
came
to
a
fitting
conclusion
last
night
when
sl
big
dance
was
held
for
IheAufpose
of
presenting
ithe
trophfes
tff
the
winning
rinks.
jThe
presentation
was
also
made
fof
the
Hanson
Cup
to
Frank
H.i
Johnson
wkwee
rink1
went
through
j
the
competition
wMh
ten
victories
and
no
defeats.
There
were!
16:-V
l:twWtXZ$'
entered
WVtbi
r
W!tw
WW;1lf
had
to
be
prea-
RHawHiw
i
j
Li
I
a
lit...
t
sed
Into
almost
continuous
usei
in
order
to
complete
the
schedule
Ion
time.
The
games
resulted
in1
many
surprises.
A
new
boy,
Fred
Parker,
is
14",
cento
a
g.l-T'r
who
has
been
10
T7
m
T,
,
tax
which
So
successful
with
.
L.
.
.
.
.
.
l
t
til.
give
the
producers
12''
cento
)"
,nuBl
ine,
B"a
n?
,
t
tui.
...ni
...i.
.i.u'the
exception
of
Itoy
ClarTt
in
184
cents
i
their
memorable
meeting
last
Some
of
the
stations
have
.I.!"'
f1"
.fT
haTe
h
is
hia
Parker
.,M,'d
ready
been
selling
at
a
great
deal
less
than
18
cents,
some
at
4man4
is
1pr?tJr
much
nd'
?f
fn
uner"
15
nts.
and
it
is
said
that
a
few,Uint'
no
therefore,
fans
cannot
have
sold
at
as
lo
as
18.
of4e
apeou-
j
jlate.
on
the
matter.
It
is
known,
TI
JIM
PA
AIMED
V
Mn
'however,
that
Dido
has
improved
HAM
tAnlltrvI
Mi)
a
lot
and
it
is
quite
possible
that
Mil
II
PI1RP
PI
ANT
may
a
,rood
f'Bnt
ana-
when
miLULuiLri4Hnimore
u
known
about
iarkef,
1
;
quite
a
bit
of
interest
may
be
Establishment
of
New
Industry
worked
up
in
the
encounter,
near
HIHnior
arid
National
j
Airplane
Mills
Rumored
It
If
reported
that
American
interests
are
contemplating
the
establishment
of
a
clam
canriing
and
mild
curing
plant
aldng
the
watev-front
near
the
mills
of
the
IMllmor
and
National
Airplane
companion.
No
confirmation
of
the
report
is
available
at
Dbmliilon
Flsherfe
offices,
although
It
is.
understood
that
a
representative
of
the
inter
ested
parties
has
been
a
recent
Vlsltof
hee
looking
oVer
flic
ground.
ENGLAND-WALES
'
SOCCER
MATCH
BRIGHTON.
England.
Feb.
1G.
England
and
Wales
played
a
one-all
draw
in
an
amateur
international
sotfeer
match
today.
A
Dally
News
want-ad
bring
results.
will
32.
Division
II
Barnsley
L
Notts
Forest
2.
BIekpo61
0,
Clapton
1.
"
Hull-Tottenham,
postponed.
MHlwall
3,
Preston
1.
Netfe
County
0,
Mlddjesbro
3.
SoqUvuDDiQp
2.
Bristol
City
1.
waBffteW3:
Wolverhampton
0,
Oldham
0.
fler
auspices
of
the
Women's
MIs-
Scotiih
League,
Division
1
Partick
3,
Hibernians
0.
Queen's
Park
6,
8t.
Johnstone
0.
WEATHER
REPORT
Ha)sport--Part
cloudy,
calm,
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
34.
Ikw0od-CIear,
cajm,
30.
.
Aiyartsh
Clr,
calm,
22.
Alice
Arm-tClear,
calm,
30.
'
Anjroxr-CIear,
calm,
30.
StewartClear,
calm,
23.
j
Port
Simpson
Clear,
eatm,
30.
Hatelton
Glar,
calm,
2&.
6mlther-CIear,
calm,
30.
Burrfs
Lake-Clear,
calm,
25.
Atlin
Part
cloudy,
north
wind,
24.
Whitehorse
Part
cloudy,
24.
Big
SaltrioJH-Cloudy,
calm,
21.
Selkirk
Uatt
cloudy,
calm,
-6.
Ogllvie
tldy,
calm,
-10.
Da?ion-d.rtt
cloudy,
calm,
-2.
Mayo
qielff;
north
brme,
-2.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
D.
D.
McLean,
Brandon;
Mr.
an3
Mre.
James
Paulsen,
Cran-brook;
A.
Johnston.
A.
C.
Young.
H.
C.
GIbbs,
G.
McDonald,
A.
O.j
Harris
arid
Miss
B.
Russell,
Vancouver";
N.
C.
Reade,
Bella
Bella;
J.
G.
Watts,
Seattle;
Miss
A.
Mackay,
Miss
M.
Deane
and
Miss
Ellen
Hart,
Port
Slmpeon.
i
.
Savt
Alex
Bruce
and
W.
R.
Sagar.
Pemler
Mine";
Mr.
and
Mrs.
It.
Dutton.
Pitt
Island;
C.
B.
tfewln,
!G.
E.
Brown
and
C.
E.
Moraes,
I
Port
Simpson.
Central
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W!
G.
Bremtier,
J.
Berg
artd
ft.
D.
Greenwood,
city.
Royal'
P.
itanWrt,
VartcdUVef!
Ly.ngnes,
city.
John
CARDINALS
TO
BE
AS
PRINCES
ROME.
Feb.
16.
All
cardi
.Manchester
pais
are
to
be
considered
as
princes
of
the
royal
blood
Under
ine
new
agreement
between
the
Coming
Out
Party
Last
Nijjht
government
of
Italy
and
the
evening.
.atified
by
the
Faciiti
council.
Citiaens
of
the
Vatican
will
have
a
dual
nationality.
PARENT-TEACHERS
PLAN
TO
EDUCATE
ON
PROHIBITION
ject
of
which
is
to
tdu&ite
people
of
the
country
on
the
w
of
pro-
lb)tion
ai
d
to
preyem
the
prohibition
l.iw
being
the
Jjtitt
of
the
jokawters
either
in
tMllewspflpefs1
or
teatre.
Letters"
hhw
been
pent
out
to
6S
assoeiaHorfs
urging'
that
they
take
part
In
this
drive.
!
WERE
INJURED
BY
GERMAN
POLICE
DOGS
EDMONTON.
Feb..
10:
Fol
lowing
four
reports
of
persons1.'
being
attacked
by
German
nolice
.
of
Miss
Laurrt
Fnrzell
Was
Notable"
Social
Affair
Jlr.
and
MrS.
GeVjrge
Friizell
entertained
last
nfghi
In
the
L
O.
D.
E.
Hall
at
a
delightfully
arranged
'c6mirig
out'
patty
Iff
honor
of
their
youngest
daughter,
MIm
Ijinm
Friezell.
who
thus
celebrated
tho
occasion
of
her'
twenty-first
btrthdfly.
fhert
were
sixty
couples
present
at
the
affair
which
wad
ftrfe
of
the
not-
able
events
of
the
present
social
i
season.
.
The
hall
waa
tastefully
decor
ated
In
pink
and
Woe
colors
with
lohfr
streamers
from
the
light
am.
In
the
centre,
a
huge
Jap
ajjjtee
umbrella
worked
in
rose
The
windows
were
arapea
wit:
pifjp
and
blue
curtains
and
eacii
ajUBinea
a
norai
ox.
Dancing
vs
th
rprrncipn
feature
of
the
efrenlng's
enter
tainment
and
excel
tent
rousi
was
furnished
by
AI
Stnail's
Or
chestra
from
9
p.m.
until
2:JH:4
a.nt.
At
midnight,
when
the
delldouJ
refreshments
Vven
served,
th
lafrge
and
handsomely
decorate:
birthday
cake
was
wheeled
intf
.he
hall
by
two
little
page
boys
Loots
Astori
and
John
Rood
aephewg
of
the
guest-of-honor
who
were
suitably
garbed,
anrf
ill
the
lights
were
extinguish!?
with
the
exception
of
the
candle
m
the
cake.
Mies
Friziell
duly
eUt
her
cake
and
another
interesting
ceremoriy
soon
followed.
A
novelty
wagon
was
drawn
Jnto
the
hall
and,
into
this,
the
honer-jd
guest
had
to
dig
until
she
ound
half
a
doten
beautiful
ster-ing
silver
knives
and
forks
which
vas
her
gift
from
"the
gang."
After
supper,
there
was
a
nov
elty
dance
in
the
course
of
which
favors
such
as
hats,
dolls,
etc
were
distributed,
,
th'e
merriment
being
inuch
eftnflheed
thereby.
The
time
sped
all
'j
top
.
quickly
.
ii
on
a
memorable"
and
mst
enjoyabli
f
.an.
j
new
ranumeni
is
io
ne
i
i
n
.
2S2?JSi?
agr4e.men
guMt
with
her
dlughter
and
which
will
in
the
meantime
be
?.
P....it
.
,
ceremonies.
Friends
of
the
popular
young
guest
of
honor
and
hef
family
assisted
in
putting
on
tne
party.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
of
S.
D.
Johnson
Co.,
Ltd.)
SEATTLE.
Feb.
1G.The
PAT-1
dt-Teachers
have
launched
a"!
The
following
quotatiom
wen
prohibition
enforcemeif
and
edu-1
bid
and
asked:
cattonal
campaign
campaign,
the
chief
ob-i
Hkyview,
4!
a,
5.
Big
Missouri,
1.95,
1.97.
dork
Province,
19,jl9!i.
fJWton
Belt,
50,
.Nfl.
Unwell,
IS,
16.
HtKle.
6o;
60;
fge
coppfirojoo,
nil
ririe
River.
60.167.
Ikdstone,
-14,
14'.
ilconda,
1.43,
L48.
andleM',
71,
72.'
fidetendeHce,
11,
11.
dofa
in
the
city
recently,
the
city
:
'lTticky
Jim,
Nil,
19,
council
will
consider..
legislation
euflHng
the
freedom
of
these
animal.
Chief
Shtte
reported
that
a
child
in
the
Highlands
waa
severely
injured
by
a
German
police
dog
recently
and
referred
to
the
dangerous
tettper
of
this
type
of
dog
Wfcich
recently
killed
two
children,
one
In
Ontario
arid
the
other
in
Quebec.
The
chief
recommends
to
keep
them
In
ken
nels
or
oh
their
own
premises
and
not
allow
them
to
rodm
at
large
on
the
streets.
FIJI
JUDGE
COMING
topNTREAIl
FCb.
lfij-His
Hdfibrfifr
AlfrTd
Youn
JStlg(fbf
the
High
Court
of
Fiji,
will
arrive
jit
Vancouver
March
1,
on
board
the
SJ3.
Niagara.
After
remaining
in
Vancouver
Sir
Alfred
will
continue
his
Journey
to
England,
crossing
the
Dominion
by
the
Canadian
National
Rail
ways.
Try
a
Dally
.News
WANT-AD.
t
ndian
Mines,
7,
7V4.
htern.
Coal
&
Coke,
38,
38',.
ootenay
Florence,
21,
22.
ootenay
King,
39,
30.
keview,
V2,
1.
Mohawk.
Nil.
7.
ityrtoh
Woolsey,
Nil,
5.
Marmot
Metals,
Nil,
7.
Nat.
Sil.
G.
S..
18,
21.
Noble
Five,
67.
68.
Oregon
Copper,
79;
80.
Pend
Oreille,
14.50,
14.C0,
Premier,
2.08,
2.09.
Porter-Idaho,
03,
tyll.
Reeves
MacdonaId4.15,
4.20.
Rufus-Argenta,
37,
39
Ruth'Hope,
62,
54.
Silver
Crest.
101,,
11.
Silverado
Cons.,
1.22,
1.23.
Silversmith,
lOVi,
17.
Sldcan
King,
9,
Jo.
Snowflake,
36,
38.
I
'
jinoch,
3.90.
4.00.
TSpley
Richfield,
47,
48.
TGrlc
Mines,
2.00,
2.20.
Whitewater.
1.14,
1.15.
Woodbine.
3,
3V.
Bluebird.
20,
Nil.
Oils
A.
P.
Consolidated,
97,
98.
Dalhousie
Oil,
1.80,
1.85.
Home
Oil,
7.19,
7.20.
Maylahd
Oil,
3.40,
.1:45.
McLeod,
3.26.
3.40.
Freehold,
1.25,
Nil.
GLASGOW,
Feb.
-Results
Ruith
Rove
s
a,
Duirib.fr
ton
2.
Celiac
4,
Arbroath
f.
Airdrie-
i,
Motherwell
1.
AyrO,
St...Mirrn
2.
Falkirk
3,fAbe:den
5.
Dtrndee
United
l!
Dundee'
1
Albion
0,
Kilmarnock
1.
Clyde
0.
Hungers
2.
PROFIT-TAKING
ON
EXCHANGE
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
16:
Profit
taking"
on
-the
Stock
Emhsmt'c
today
sent
jiractically
every
active
issue
downward
aulmtan-tially.'
tfonle
Oil
on
a
havy
trade
dvneed
2
cento
ajr!
Ore
Saturday,
Fj,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
nian-
t
PAGE'
TWOv
'
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
POPULAR
GIRL
SCOTTISH
CUP
MADE
ATTEMPT
MAKES
DEBUT
SOCCER
GAMES
KIDNAP
C
SCORE
3
TO
1
FOR
ESKIMOS
COAST
HOCKEY
ENGLISH
CUP
GAMES
PLAYED
round
English
football
cup
game
irtttU?der,ahd
juacu
iuua
irauiiru
as
zcmows.
l.
Heading
1,
Aston
ViHa
S.
J,
Jiuddersfield
5,
Crystal
Pal
ace
2.
Swindon
0,
Arsenal
0.
Wt
Bromwich
6.
B
adford
0
Leicester
1,
Bolton
2.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
League
Division
I
Derby
2,
Birmingham
2.
Leeds
0,
Newcastle
0.
Manchester
United
1,
Burn
ley
0
3,
of
the
third
rourtd
of
the
froUhtfK1
W
!fj
j
Tut
IlerI
Tried
jootball
ciff
ties
were
flldws:
to
Drive
0ft
'
KUMONTOS.
hrasen
and
brutal
;,
nap
a
young
hid,
r
t"etfl
in
the
lntt
,
r
,,,,
i'i
to
;
axi
row
.
!
all
thw-ii-
Meap;id
'the
iii"1
i
lifp
a,
,.,
;tii'rVv
oivui-icd
II
Mght.
II
Wlir
just
4
'(
lo,
s
w
Joh.i!,
n,
a
li
:''.
maid
of
17,
wn.
with
the
family
:;'.
M72fi
9
;i'.
t
n
strert
en
.,
v.
tii
her
Mi:
.,
i!t.
'th
on
in.
i
t
-'ier.
N"-a
!o4
.,
,!,!)
laiw.in).'
hfiusi-
',i
-itdref
a
txi
i
gon
Copper
1
cents.
Riff
Mintou
i
!n
it
stopped
llU
liwt
8.
Pcnd
OrwlU
and
Ooi-
nut.
tonda
12
cento
on
a
hecvy
trade.
"L-t
.i
lri
Unfe-
Hfml
lost
26
cents,
'
vuice
at
hr
Rere
''".fn
o
ivibsmi
..niy
r-,,,
MacdottaU
MaedohalB
cents,
cento,
Sun-r9ntt
Sun-
centt
ano
anJ
Porter-IdMlo
l'orter-iaMto
3.
.
iocK
26
''
WORLD'SPRAYER
DAY
OBSERVED
"Co
awiy!"
sai'l
hilt
in
answer
th.
he
suitcase
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!
in
his
other
am
,
for
help
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the
waiting
wildly
about,
hut
sight,
only
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;
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Protestant
Churches
Attended
Service
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overcoat
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Finally
getting
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.
r
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the
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free
she
gave
hm
.
f
Praytr-wsJs
pMeifved
at
a
join
:
on
the
face
t
ha'
Proeeting;
yesterday
afternoon
un
fom
the
rascal
:
.
he
auspices
of
the
Women
s
Ij-
ment
she
struKK'l"-ionary
Society
of
Firat
United
private
house
a--r.-hurch.
riepresntHtiti
f
the
The
would-be
kid;
a;
;
arious
Protestant
churches
in
the
suitcase
into
the
'a
its'
were
present
and
paHitipeted
4
JtopkMy
away
t.
;nc
n
the
service,
which
was
presided
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guess
he
h
ver
by
Mrs.
V.
T.
Kergin
Al-'jost
a
g
t
n
-m
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there
were
about
60jhe
young
iad
i-.
ladies
present.
Mrs.
J.
Jl.
Me'(from
the
shock,
err.
Leod
sang
a
vocal
olo,
arcompan-1
gave
her
refuge
ed
by
Mrs.
Alfred
Wilson.
bruises
on
h
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