PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
News
an
d
Views
In
The
World
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si
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tf
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Hi
i
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Alter
a
lapse
or
four
y
M..
che
cuduruiu-.
.
d
i,y
wn.ch
once
thrilled
the
north
country
and.
it
miv-ht
be
said,
u
hrHri
m!.S.hl,lUa
'im
"
i
;
?.Ia,ut"ba-
The
l
ul"in
0n-8t0P
race
whuh
brought
fame
to
Northern
Manitoba
and
'ST.
1
i,
rBV'Ved
a
he1trontu,''
I"""
"inter
.arniva..
March
4
to
7.
The
course
will
be
frum
lhe
Pas
Pr.nl
n
iri
i
m'I!e
.anK
batk
a
dl8ta"t't,
f
tW
hu"d5:ea
mile8'
nd
the
P"zes
wi"
t
of
the
Walter
Goyse-Snn
L
T
mo"a'
I
cup-
wh,ch
,has
an
1"tr,;ik'
value
of
$1,000.
and
cash
prizes
amounting
to
another
11.000.
We
1Z
g
!"aCu?
l,hi!mJ;,uhil'
"f
th
world,
me
famous
youthful
musher.
ETrntl
St
Godard.
preset
k
Sfck
TErnr
hi8td0gl5wi
1
ta
one
f
U
-l-iling
eontestants
this
yeir.
and
it
Is
likely
that
"Start?
S
their
teltna
for
ilf
'
i
?
i
Je
h
W
the
mushera
whl
have
afredy
commenced
to
train
SofomoTook
and
Vwm
'
t0
r'ffht:
Earl
Br,ger'
ntl
St
Godard'
''n9ki'
St-
Gord-
USUI
BOXING
BOUTS.
1
1
l
nir
i
v
nn
v
c
Coolldge
yesterdaj
and
comes
foite-
ImmediareJlf.
'
5
7-r7'
5.
9i
WASHINGTON.
Feb.
0.
A
Orders
were
still
being
awaited
at
the
local
elevator
today
before
proceeding
with
the
loading
of
the
grain
ship
Sydlaiid
with
a
full
cargo
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
continent.
LIONS
AGAIN
SGOREGOALS
passing
of
the
measure
allowing
m
stopping
the
locals
shots.
The
10-round
boxing
boots
will
lead
to.
Lions
scored
four
goals
in
a
row,
an
Immediate
revival
of
boxing
in
this
territory.
The
sporting
fra
ternfty
of
several
cities
will
be
one
in
the
first
period,
two
in
the
second
and
one
in
the
first
half
of
the
final
session
hefnro
tv
glad
to
have
the
change
raadp
in
!
Eskimos
staged
a
rally
to
net
them
the
law
ItlLLIAItDS
The
first
division
billiard
game'
semKhiled
for
next
Thursday
hi
between
Granti
TermhjaU
and
Grotto
and
Hot
as
originally
two
counters.
IRELAND
WINS
RUGBY
MATCH
to
five
in
an
international
'fB'gbyJ
umicii
nrie
luild).
Advertise
in
The
Iews.
Imperial
Motors
Ltd.
CALGARY
and
LETHHRIDGE
ARE
THE
DISTRIIIUTORS
IN
ALBERTA
FOR
CHRYSLER
CARS
AND
FEDERAL
MOTOR
TRUCKS
At
all
times
we
have
on
hand
a
large
stock
of
parts
that
can
be
shipped
to
alt
Dealers
or
Distributors
for
CHRYSLER
Cars.
FEDERAL
Trucks,
or
to
any
Service
Oarage
needing
parts
for
the
above
two
products,
or
for
any
Chrysler
product.
We
would
prefer
to
ship
from
Calgary.
Our
largest
stock
of
parts
is
maintained
here
Thi
will
nave
Dealers,
Distributors
and
Oarage
meiftconsiderable
time
if
they"
have
not
the
part
on
hand,
or
cannot
locate
it
in
their
particular
community,
rather
than
sending
direct
to
the
factory.
Write
(o
Mr.
Thos.
Brat
by,
Service
Manager,
or
Mr.
Ralph
Eggen,
Parts
Manager.
IMPERIAL
MOTORS
LTD.
CAIJARY,
ALBERTA
Sport
Ghat
The
Smlthers
Curli'nir
Club
will
"
SEATTLE,
Feb!
9,-The
Van-
Md
an
inter-rink
bonspiel
next
....
.
...-Tr?
.HnU
,
u
u
a
V
till
.5
'rTF-
bill
permitting
10
rtrurfd
bortingi
eouver
Lions
scored
a
four
totwoWeek
U'OO
L-
Trt
to
decide
foxlHfl
posesion
nAannnol
am
of
c
the
1.
bouts
In
Alaska
recently
passed
by
victory
over
Seattle
Eskimo
here
non
Cup.
There
will
be
some
Congress
was
signed
by
President
j
last
night
jn
a
Coast
Hockev
i
twentv
""
and
tome
sopd,
intfl
'Vague
fixture
by
good
defensive
'
c,08e
V1?
is
expected.
There
wn,w
i.
,t.
j
,
,
....
.1
'will
will
be
k.
additional
nriiM
i
UdM
r.i-
BILL
TILDEN
iS
AMATEUR
da
t
ion
Following
Expiry
of
Suspension
Term
ife-n
t..l
tS
reD-
wnnam
KETCllIKANV
Feb!
9TThe
goalie.
beihg
narticuWrlv
brilliant!
main
trophy.
In
the
course
,B,
"a"
-
.l
.
.
Lianmi
wnnn
rnammnn
un
was
rain.
of
the
competition,
a
big
dance
i
V
champion,
rein-will
be
held
and
elaborate
plans
f1
tandInK
M
an
are
beinir
mad.
for
fh
ffir
maUur
tlM!
executive
of
the
Sni(,i
..-j...
of
present
dancing
season
in
Smlthers.
Curling
has
been
proving
very
lpular
in
Smithers
during
the
present
winter.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
League,
Division
1
Birmingham
1,
Sunderland
0.
WICKENHAM.
Feb.
Oi-ltJ-iMh
?
f,?,(MV
land
defeated
England
six
goal-
V)l
1
:
V:
yM'f
rvftfurnley
0,
Leicester
1.
ednesday
J
Willi
0,
Aston
Villa
2.
Huddersfield
0,
Arsenal
1.
.Liverpopl
l.
Everton
2.
.,
Manchester
City
1,
Blackburn
2.
Newcastle
5,
Manchester
United
0.
Portsmouth
i,
Derby
5.
Sheffield
United
6.
Rurv
1
Westham
United
8,,Leeds
2.
English
League,
Division
2
Bristol
Cit3,
Barnsley
1.
Clapton
1,
wansea
2.
Hull
City
2,
Grimsby
3.
MlddlesB
oro'
i,
W'olverhampton
3.
Notts
Forest
3,
Chelsea
0.
Oldham
3,
Southampton
1.
Preston
0,
Notts
County
I.
Reading
0,
Millwall
2.
Stoke
City
2,
Bradford
0.
Tottenham
4,
Portvale
2.
West
Bromwich
2,
Blackpool
2.
Scottish
League,
Division
1
Ayr
United
1,
Hamilton
1.
Clyde
2,
Aberdeen
1.
Dundee
1,
Falkirk
2.
Hearts
3,
Airdries
0.
Motherwell
3,
Hibernians
1.
Queen's
Park
6,
Cowdenbeath
1.
Ralth
1,
Rangers
3.
St.
Johnstone
1,
Partick
3.
St.
Mirren
0,
Celtic
1.
Third
Lanark
2,
Kilmarnock
3.
Steve
Shifhrtn.
well
V
local
halibut
skipper,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Mary
this
afternoon
after
having
spent
the
close
season
In
the
south.
United
umiea
States
Tennis
Atociation.
w-
-
i..jh.
t.
i
,
He
wa
suspended
six
months
aim
,l
the
i
.i
,
for
vtolation
of
the
association
rules.
KOMO
PROGRAM
FOR
THE
WEEK
Saturday,
February
9
5:00
National
Orchestra.
,
6:00
Concert
Orchestra,
vocal.
7:0O-T-Luc4?y
Strike
Hour.
,
$:a0-rCoiKert
Orchestra;
Mix
ediQuarteWoint
.with
KGW,
Portland.
9:00
Corraot
Time.
9:00
Joy
Boys.
9:irConcort
Orchestra,
vocal
duets.
10:15
"Something
about
Everything
j'Miwts
vocal.
11:30
Late
News.
NO
GAMES
PLAYED
No
games
have
yet
been
played
in
this
week'a
first
division
billiard
fixture
between
the
Grand
Terminals
and
Canadian
Legion."
The
Legion
has,
not
yeteven
poa-ty?d
its
team.
The
games,
it
is
expected,
will
be
played
over
the
week-end.
There
were
slxtv-fivi
nasen-
grs
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Alary
which,
was
In
nori
earlv
this
afternoon
bound
from
Van
couver
to
Stairwav.
Passentrert
disembarking!
here
from
the
vessel
included:
Duncan
Brown,
Mrs.
W.
Pierce,
Rev.
Ivor
Jones,
T.'S.
Chow.
S.
Sheehan
and
E.
Flcmming.
Annoying
Bladder
Weakness
of
Old
Age
Safely
Relieved
by
SANTAL
MIDY
Sold
bj
All
DruffUt
J)r.
Williams,
Skagvffly
dentist,
eron.
Mr.
and
.Mrs.
II
funeral
service
for
the
late
Mrs.
J.
A.
Meeker
will
be
James
Mc-,B
N.
mrockleaby,
,'
,1
n,
who
have
beenTrfeBldInir
for
the
i
J.
VanJewai:
Unfjed
State0'
1
L
t
fftfA
1
"That
no
more
cannery
licenses!
be
issued
and
that
the
coast
be
divided
into
fishing
areas
that
ex-i
isted
before
the
appointment
of!
Duff
fisheries
commission;
and,;
"Whereas,
the
present
deputy
minister,
W.
A.
Found,'
in
the
coiirse
of
visiting
the
important
fishing
ports
in
B.C.
during
November
and
December
of
1928,
was
pre
tented
with
the
unanimous
opposition
on
the
part
of
the
population
of
those
ports
against
all
of
the
22
proposals
of
the
canners.
Indicating
that
the
conditions
of
serfdom
that
existed
for
salmon
fishermen
before
the
appointment
of
the
Duff
commission
are
not
Wanted
and
thai
the
organiied:
salmon
fishermen
have
sent
their
protests
on
February
8,
1928,
through
the
office
of
the
local
department
of
fisheries,
clearly
indicating
that
the
inauguration
M
those
Infamous
proposals
into
Jhe
fisheries
regulations
will
result
in
the
Impoverishment
of
all
Opinion
fishermen;
and,
If
Whereas,
the
present
proposals
re
a
modification
and
improve
ment
on
those
of
1928
with
the
addition
of
"no
more
cannery
licenses"
intended
to
establish
a
monopoly
for
the
present
eannery
owners;
ana,
"Whereas,
tho
prohibition
of
packers
in
connection
with
the
seiners
will
comnel
th
e
seinera
in
jmck
their
own
fish,
which
will
gonsume
the
biggest
part
of
their
nsning
time
with
the
eventual
result
that
the
seiner
will
be
driven
into
the
already
large
army
of
the
unemployed,
and
then,
with
the
seiners
aooiished.
(he
ground
will
be
clear
for
another
campaign
and
delegation
to
Ottawa
with
a
plea
for
fish
traps;
''Be
it
resolved,
that
salmon
fishermen,
and
all
inW
esiea
assembled
In
mass
meeting
riupert,
are
nrotentlnw
.l.i
a.
Inauguration
of
any
of
the
can.
ncry
proposals
Into
th
!.,.-
regulations,
on
the
ground
that
the
effect
of
such
regulation,
will
en-
"-mon
lotfn
fishermen."
,,Ve,,,h6od
of
Dalpirno,
Mary
this
afternotl
returning
I
pr"
attle
and
other
points
in
the
south.
Hev.
Ivan
Jones,
newly
out
from
Wales,
arrived
in
the
city
on
,
the
Princess
Mary
this
afternoon
and
will
supply
in
the
pulpit
of
First
Presbyterian
Chureh
here
for
the
next
few
weeks.
He
will
preach
for
a
call.
Apr.
Watson.
Apr.
18
J
Sport
Local
Items
ST.
ANDREW'S
Duncan
Browrt,
well
known
.ltcnl
troller
and
eleelflciah,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Princess
Mary
this
afternoon
form
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
,
j
CARPET
BOWLS
Feb.
110.
Scott
vb.
.1.
Frew.
Feb.
UC.
Taylor
v.
II
Cam-
and
Mrs.
Williams
were
passen-
peb.
180.
Abbott
vs.
J.
Me
tiers
aboard
the
Princess
Mnry
Lean,
this
afternoon
returning
north
af-
peU'
211).
Dalgarno
vs.
J.
ter
a
trip
to
the
united
Estates.
'
jWutson.
Feb.
260.
Scott
vs.
11.
Cam-J.
M.
Griesbach,
well
known
eroni
Skagway
merchant,
,
who
haa
SB
C.
Taylor
vs.
J.
Frew,
been
on
a
trip
to;
SeMtle,
was
a
,
Mlrf
4(i
AUwtt
v..
j.
rtt.
passenger
aboard
the
Prineas
Mary
this
afternoon
,
returning,
Jtav
7rj.
ramo
vs.
J.
Pallbearers
tomorrow
at
at
the
the
ott
I
Mar.
11
-C.
Tlr
vm.
O.
Me-
Ahi
Mar.
110.
Saott
vs.
D.
Dal.
uae.
narry
ornim.
.
awvww.
M.r
18u
ClirneP0B
VB,
j.
JIe.
George
Eckermati,
F.
W.
Hurt
.
and
C.
F.'Joslin.
j
j
Mw.
21
J,
Frew
vs.
1
Wt-
Camerorf
va.
It.
past
year
or
o
iH'bM
&
Jje
M""
4W
Johns'
house'
on
Sfx
Avenue!.'
East,
are
about
to
move
to
th.
..
.
-
..
....
Summit
AiwrtmenU.
.
.Ti..,,
...
t
fM&0.
icMt
n.
G.
Ab-
C.
Taylor
vs.
It.
Dal-!
I
1G
It.
CanMroa
vs.
J.
Frtw
vs.
J.
Ue
Lean.
Apr.
22
G.
Seett
vs.
J.
Apr.
25
It,
Cameras
m
II.
I
Dabjarao.
Apr.
29
C.
Tailor
va.
J.
31a-
len
;Majf;
J.
Frew
Va.
ft.
FISHERMEN
PASS
RESUl.lV
TION
OF
PROTEST
AGAINST
,
I
yarloui
TiwIL,
rfnka
are
J?.
PROPOSAL
OF
CAXMIW-
MW
fX
.
.
I
TO
LIMIT
ACTIVITIES
!
Geo-
S1
k,P
J-
Smith,
D.
Jack,
N.
Mcpenald.
j
(Continued
from
page
one)
I
C.
Taylor,
sktfi,
T.
Haddori,
3.
!
Gibson.
S.
D.
Maedenald.
j
present
fisheries
regulations
to1
I-
,?am,erfn'
sk,P-
Clapper-the
effect
jton
Brskine,
D.
Finlayaon.
"That
the
use
of
fish
packers
in
rli'Z'
G'
connection
with
seining
be
pro-
Cde8';
and',
.
.
,
c
cibtted
Geo-
ADlott'
J-
S.
Irvine,
"That
the
transfer
of
salmon
R
w?f
R-
0,l?n-,
'
from
one
area
to
another
be
per-;
B-
?
algarno.
skip
.
Darton,
t
mltted
only
if
the
fish
Is
guted
!
f'
R
t,,
,
'
nd
packed
in
boxea
with
ice.
.A
Watson.
Ip,
T.
McMeekfn,
u.
ateen,
ai.
Anurews.
J.
McLean,
skip,
R,
Arthur,
B.
Ferguson,
J.
Haddon.
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We
have
a
Hp
i
.
goods
in
MASTER
.MECHANIC
1IR.WD
which
we
can
sell
t
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x
ent
less.
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The
Mogul,
in
bl.i
K
ular
9t.2S.
S
Mon'reil
Imorfers
THIRD
AVENUE
Something
elsetobe
2in1
ShocHolish
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13
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