1
PAGE
TWO
THB
DAILY
News
and
Views
In
The
Wor
Id
of
Sport
r.it
PENALTIES
IN
ETHICS
FOR
:
HOCKEY
GAME
SPORTSMEN
i
.
Eskimos
Chief
Los-
Ofendcrsjn
Tjjty
of
Illinois
has
ing
ContesTith
Lions
..
a
dehic8.
It
8ay8
VANCOUVER,
Jan.
15:-Theihne!!rU
,rLH,
it
t
'
.
iu
"Will
consider
-f
all
athletic
nn
op-
nil
victory
over
the
Eskimos
of
Seattle
and
chalked
tip
the
the
eighth
slhifglrtv.VrJn
bri
home
'
ice.
The
Lions
scored
their
goals
a-
cviA
from
breaking
through.
Play
was
fast
and
toward
the
close
be
with
the4result
that
!
came
VaiUC
rough
IUUKII
Willi
U1C
4
Ulb
bJMb
i
many
penalties
were
handed
out.
the
Eskimos
being
the
chief
of
fenders.
.
r
-i
Around
The
HK
Wni-lrl
World
"With
Sport
Fans
I
(Uy
The
Tramp)
The
Kelson
News
editorially
says:
"He
teem
can
win
any
pertaattmt
success,
or
any
worthwhile
honors
for
itself
or
the
city
it
represents
if
its
members
do
not
"play
the
game."
The
most
successful
hockey
players
are
far
tep
busy
playing
hockey'
to
dissipate
their
enegries
in
tak-1
ing
cracks
at
members
of
oppos-1
itfg
teams."
What
is
true
f
hockey
is
tnie
ol
every,
.other
branh
of
sports
The
player
who
deliberately
lays
for
an
opponent
with
the
idea
of
doing
him
bodily
injury
should
bie
expelled
from
the
team.
i
PLATINUM
IN:
CANADA
.;,.
.
...
.
i
i.with
the
Bankers.
The
other
!With
the
excptfon
of
Very.,i,r(U,
fAflmil
Jn
th
...
ar.
ffwpunce
or
platlriuni
'obtained
tint
;
"
,
"'V"
good
hockey
is
being
played,
tbe'
GMirabia,
all
the
Canadian
plat
pub,c
at
prfoce
Geofge
has
so
Ifium
and
allied
metflJs
are
,ob-
far
been
jf
iittp
,mmti
:
tained
from
the
treattpent
of
the
.
.
Sudbury.
Ont
nickel-copper
mat-
Terry
johnaon
brought
a
tean,
t&.
The
precious
metal
residues'
of
burfier(J
tnm
Hansard
at
the
are.
allowed
to
accumulate
over
end
of
,ast
week
to
Prince
George
Jugular
periods
before
being
and
fi
fa8t
WM
the
reault
treated,
so
that
recoveries
do-not
There
fs
the
makings
of
a
good
boar
.any
definite
relation
to
the
team
at
Hansard,
all
of
whom
quantity
of
matter
treated
In
any
haVe
pIayed
for
Prince
George
articular
year.
iat
one
time
or
aBother.
The
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
-
.
Columbia
-
-
nt'
"
KUesta
'"JJ
with
"
Ve
COUrte8y
due
friendS
Will
accept
all
the
decisions
of
officials
without
question.
'
"Will
never
hiss
or'
boo
a
play
-j:..i
Will
never
utter
abusive
or
stating
remarks
from
the
side
lines.
"Will
applaud
opponents
who
,
Hi
Playa
or
show
l
good
sportsmanship.
"Will
never
attempt
to
rattle
lfn
n
opposing
0PPmg
.
player,
player,
ii.
such
sucn
ai
as
.!
the
Hpiajr.
attempting
to
make
a
a
free
!tn
tess
in
in
basketball.
basketball.
"Will
seek
to
win
by
fair
and
lawful
means,
according
to
the
rules
of
the
game
"Will
love
the
game
for
what
the
winning
will
bribe
Mm.
"Will
do
unto
others
as
he
would
have
them
do
onto
him.
"Will
win
without
boasting
and
lose
without
excuses.
Sport
Chat
The
Hankers
team,
winning
two
-
rtnw
ana
'Maying
the
third
to
a
draw,
has
come
through
the
first
series
in
the
Prince
George
hockey
schedule
wMh
a
substantial
margin
over
the
other
three
teams
in.
the
league.
A
second
series
(s
now
in
progress,
the
winner
of
which
wHt
play
off
E,k
u
jon
and
R
Though,
players
include
Walter
Nehring,
Jack
Johnson,
Hal
Rogers,
AI
Kitchener
and
others.
It
is
planned
to
have
further
steajlar
games
as
the
season
advance.
The
Y.P.E.A.
basketball
team
from
Port
Simpsdk
which
will
3Jny
a
local
SentorTepresentative
tag
m
ah
f?riA
o
r
n
'
rrVif
a
i-s
a
t"
stf
J
"
v
-aggregation.
-
They-
defeats
the
gut
by1
Ihe
overwhelming
score
of
J-to
9
on-
New
Year's
Eve.
It
looks
like
the
locals
will
have
to
extend
tnemseives
to
aota
their
own
against
these
fast
moving
tfsjt-'
,ors.
ELKS'
WEEKLY
WHIST
!
TOURNEYS
RESUMED
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Howe
Prize
Winners
Last
Nicht:
Manv
I
1
'
"
Players
in
Attendance
1
The
lAcnnil
half
nf
iho
crliaHiila
'of
weekly
whist
tournaments
un-
der
the
auspices
of
the
E1W
Lodge
commencea
last
nlgnt
with
a
good
crowd
of
player,
itr
attendance,
Prize
winners
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joseph
Howe
with
icores
of
202
and
206,
respectively.
W.
D.
Vance.
W.
E.
Willis-
crnft.
K
A
Mt-ouiiiir
nH
Krfrlie
oi
Clapp
were
in
i
charge.
-v.
sensw
CUBEJ
'
MAK!
COOKING
BSTTER
WSSSSSn
lead
IKlDDAUL
LLfVuUt
1
C
N.
Operators
One
Point
Ahead
of
New
Empress
Club
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
League
Results
last
night
were
as
folLdwa:
:
Knights
of
Columbus
10,
Cana
dian
Legion
17.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
13,
Grot
to
14.
Cold
Storage
13,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
14.
.
Eagles
14,
C.N.
Operating
13.
Moose
13,
New
Empress
A.C.
14.
Orange
Lodge
12,
C.
N.
Me
chanics
15.
!
;
League
Table
W.
L.
PU.
C.
N.
Operating
....
35
2
,3
New
Empress
32.
,22
Eagle
3ft
5
:29,
ftia"dan
Legion
....
29
,
2$
2
.,,
Aioose
,
&o,,
u,
-o
Cold
Storage
23
26
28
Gr,Ni
Mechanics
....
27
27
27
r
1
tr1
or
OQ
OR
.
Pr
nee
iu;cii.
am
K.
I
Rumbus
26,
29
.
H
.
Orir
e
Lodge
Z4
w
.
Grdtf
23
N.
Sons
of
Canada
20
20
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Cotirtesy
ot
8.
D
oonnxen
Co
Ltd.t
The
following
quotations
were
bid
and
atked.
Bafview,
5,
6.
Big
Missouri,
1.80,
1.90.
Co&
Province,
2GH,
27.
,
'
OMoii
Belt,
Nil.
55.,.
DOlhie.
G5.
75.
deorge
Copper,
8.5Q,
8.75.
deSrgia
River,
44i,
45.
Glwlstone,
8,
9V2
drttndview,
86,
88.
'"'
Impendence,
14,
i4j4v
'"
(,
Iadjan,
9,
10.
Coal
&
Coke,
34,
Nil."
'
tenay
Florence,
20i,
D.
enay
King,
43,
44.
U
7V4.
7.
view,
2
2'
3.
,
;y
Jim.
24,
26.
i
ot
Metals,
9,
9.
,
ot
Gold.
9,
9Va.
wk,
8,
9.
nal
Silver,
26V,,
27.
;
e
nTe.
si.
.'
Pead
Oreille,
18.60,
lt.75.
Porter
Idaho,
70,
72.
Promter
Nil,
2.23.
Reeves
McDonald,
2.00,
2.10.
Rufus
Argenta,
47'4,
50.
Silver
Crest,
IS1,
14.
Silverado,
1.29,
IM.
Silversmith,
11,
Nil.
SJocan
King,
54.
Nil.
Snowfiake,
38V,
40.
Sunloch,
S.70,
4.00.
Terminus,
Nil,
15.
Topley
Richfield.
51,
52.
1ius
s
i
mn
vrti
wSSbinSS!
C
JJaern
Stockl
rs-TBtinrf5rR9
IS
jling
at
7.00.'
lVi
.
'
'W,wV'''
I
1.85.
Jabron,
4H.
5.
Heme,
S:70.
3.75.
McLeod,
4.G5,
Nil.
Magland,
3.00,
3.50.
ILLEGAL
HOLDING
AP
CIIDC
IM
ATDCDTX
UKD
IW
ALbtKIA
IS
BEING
PUNISHED
.
,FDI0NTON
,Jan;
1S-
ilhrt
P0,,n,
PM.
'
n
;
"
".'
ivj"v-
ment
the.Game
Ac
hav.
started!
,at.cl"n-up
J
he
numerous
fur
bootleggers"
dealing
in
illegally
C8Uht
tnuikraU.-
ReporU
from;
rlo
uewcnmenis
in
me
prov-
ince'
received
by
Commissioner;
Bryan,
show
that
i
many
torfvlc-'
tlons
have-ilready
been
T)btatned'.rVjGt
EL
Ca
load
Sergeah'
jeant
Mcpherson
on
January
R.
Maurice
Walkore
of
Edmonton
was
fined
$50
and
costs
by
Magistrate
Gray
of
Stettler
and
had
all
H(
pi
1
confiscated.
In
lieu
of
the
fine
Walkove
had
tho
option
t
serving
thres
months
in
jail,
lie
paid
the
fine.
W
ilkove
is
only
one
of
the
many
fur
buyrs
traveling
by
car
through
the
province,
baying
illegally
caught
masitrats,
or
less
than
a
third
of
their
actual
value.
;
wumm
FflF
,
n-
January
21.
1
C.N.
Mechanics
vs,
Canadian
Legl?"
,
!
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
vs.1
Grotto.
j
Cold
Storage
vs.
C.
N.
Oper-j
at,"g.
j
.
.
'
HmpreW
A.C.
MWselvB
Natlre
Sohs
of
Can-
ada.
Eaglet
vs
Orange
Lodge.
January
28.
Eagles
vs.
Grotto.
Cold
Storage
vs.
Canadian
Le
gion.
UKnlghtsof
CWurnbu
va.
C.
N.
2,AlehanIc8.
Moosem.
C.
N.
Operating.
.J?x!nt
Rupert
Hotel
n.
Native
oons
oiiuanaaa.
i
.Qrange
Lodge
vt.
JJew
Empress
A.
C.
-
,
'
c.sU-.
v
ontln,
.
T"
;
v
p'
K1?1
Hotel.
31SOSC
vs.
uaMaran
iegion.
Natlre
Sons
of
Csivads
vs.
C
Nvfehnics.
Eagles
vs.
New
Empress
A.
C
Cold
Storage
vs.
Orange
Lodge.
February
11.
C.
N.
Operating
ts.
New
Empress
A.
C.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Orange
Lalee.
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Grotto.
Qeld
Storage
vs.
Knights
ot
Colambw.
Mooootvs.
Eagiss.
C.
N
Mechanics
vs.
Prlne
Rupert
Hotel.
MAY-LIVE
TO
BE
;,'
150
YEARS
OF
AGE
-NEW
YORK.
Jan.
16.
In
a
maaaajne
article
pufeHthed
here
Lord
Bt-koahead
prophwaics
that
rpppe
wijl
be
able
to
lire
to
150
ye4Vrs
of
age
bemuse
wtthhr
100
yMrs
biologists
will
have
learned
I
j.tb
secrets
of
the
living
chemistry
.
'of
the
human
body,
or
at
least)
.enough
of
it
to
achieve
startling!
results.
SNOWFALLING
IN
INTERIOR
The
snow
which
the
lumbermen
and
tie
makers
have
been
wishing
for
sewns
to
have
cemt
th
interior
for
Terrace,
Hatjflion
if"
and
Alyansh
all
report
snow
f
ailing
there
today.
Rain
was
falling
at
Alie
Arm.
The
following
to
the.
report:
Prince
Rupert
0
vereaa
calm,
temperature
87.
,
Tar
race
ow,
ealnn,
$&
Rosswood
8rom-,
calm,
36.
Aiyansh
8now,
oalm,
35.
Alice
Arm
Raining,
calm,
37.
Any
on
Cloudy,
calm,
31.
Stewart
Cloedy,
calm,
32.
Haysport
Clear,
calm,
84.
Port
Simpeos
Cloudy
oalm,
32.
Haselton
Snowing,
ealm,
84.
Smithers
Foggy
calm,
28.
Burns
UkeFeggy,
oalm,
18.
Atlin
Part
dowdy,
ealm,
16.
Whrtehorse
Clear,
calm,
8
below.
Selkirk
Part
eloudy.
calm.
7W
below.
'
r
Dawson
"7"on-Urt
Part
cloudv
clM'
enlm
'".
2
2
,
bon-t
take
a
chance
of
wet
feet
when
you
cap
nair
nr
I
tor
$1.25
The
famous
"Master
Mechanic"
Shirts
for
men
price
the
lowest
over.
If
you
want
to
save
money,
visit
the
Montreal
Importers
TIIIHl)
AVENUE
YOUNGCHAPS
.
mn
A
nn
A
Oil
i:ads
$loe
Auto
Should
,lave
q(HK
Hlrchirigjlleclares
Edmonton'.
Magrnte
gQMONTON,
Jan.
lS:-Th.
mi..MTiP
of
r
yoUBg
vounir'
men
and
yeuths
that
has
been
reying
on
the
public
f
Edmonton
has
got
to
be
broken
up.
It
has
been
running
too
long
and
too
loose
for
some
tiro
now,
and
1
am
going
to
see
4hat
it
stops
if
I
Kovo
anv
utv
in
the
matter,"
de
clared
Col.
P.
C.
.HJ.
Primrose,
police
magistrate,
Iri
Ipurt
after
ttin(r
that
he
found
ilames
Pat-
rlek
and
Charles
Cal$iftnty
of
stealing
a
motor'
car.
'Tto
both
given
a
year
at
Fort
Sas
katchewan.
"You'
young
chapsT
art
to
brash,"
he
contrnodi
"As
for
you
Patrfck,
whftt'
you!
r)
need
is
a
good
Whipping.
I
dfto't
raeanKw
'"'WT'
.
given
a
good
Direnrag.
u
mignt
do
you
some
good.'
Patrick
and
Cain
appeared
Tuesday.
Patrick
pleading
gnllty
to
the
charge
and
Cain
not
guilty.
In
making
his
finding
known.
MacrUtrato
Primrose
Minted
out
that
the
youths
adrajttod
theylTION
SALE
PRICE
were
partners,
that
they
hadj
travelled
together,
had.
registered!
under
false
names
at
I'onoaa
ano
;
bad
in
their
company
a
gm
was
a
ward
of
the
court,
and
who
had
been
registered
at
the
wife
I
if
Cain.
These
facts
combined
:
left
him
no
other
coarse
bet
to
find
both
guilty
of
the'
chMge
A
Daily
News
want-ad
will
bring
resolts.
I
'feSpirifof
Mutk
I
a
m-n
.
j
ir.
miiinviitinu
hit
0
iiuicl'
nm
,
Red
Label,
pare
wool.
In
combinations
or
shin
TEMPTATION
SALE
PRICE
Made
in
England,
of
pur
Cashmere
wool,
natural
!
gg
cent
pure
woo,
n:1tUral
color:
hi
coroblnati.,.
diavtwi.
TEMPTATrON
SALE
PRIOF
C4
I
The
Acme
Importers
die
THtoiUSKETEERS
'
Handy
as
an
.
Meajurf
,.
of
Hronnw
Hcnntuy
BrtnJ.
ftttaif
The
Acme
i
TEMPTATION
SALE
E
.OR
France
and
tho
King
.,
.
..
the
Three
Musketeers
drew
their
long
rapiers
time
and
again,
while
their
stars
of
fortune
blazed
bright
and
true.
Were
there
crcr
such
days
of
romance
.
.
.
or
such
nights?
The
King's
Guard
patrolling
Paris
with
spurs
clinking
and
scabbards
rapping
the
cobbles,
the
lights
of
the
wine
shops
twinkling
in
the
dim-lit
courts
and
streets!
The
spirit
of
Athos,
Porthos
and
Aramis
lives
on
forever.
THREE
STAR
mporters
Fitth
Annual
ecials
in
Men's
Underwear
Cf&ISTTRK
IEN'S
UNDRItWEAIl
Australian
wool.
In
combination
VIKING
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
TURNRUMS
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
ill
TKJlrf
HENNESSY
BRANDY
Bottled
at
Cognac,
France
This
advertisement
f
n6t.pabll.hed
or
oM-yby
the
Llour
Control
Board
or
by
the
Govtr'
of
British
Columbia