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THE
PAGE
TWO
News
and
Views
In
The
World
GYMNASIUM
i
IS
PROPOSED
Gyro
Club
Decide
to
Make
Effort
This
Year;
to
Obtain
Establishment
Initiation
of
efforts
towards
establishing
a
community
gymnasium
in
Prince
Rupert
was
chosen
by
the
Gyro
Club,
at
its
regular
business
luncheon
yesterday,
as
its
objective
in
public
service
for
the
year
1929.
The
Gyro
Club
executive
is
taking
the
matter
in
hand
and
will
call
together
representatives
of
other
organizations
of
the
city
with
a
view
to
obtaining
concerted
efforts
in
bringing
the
project
to
fruition.
'
The
minimum
estimated
cost
of
building
and
equipping
a
gymnasium
ia
000
and,
inclusiv
minir
tank.
125.0O0.
Failing
sue
cessful
carrying
throu&BAf
tba
gymnasium
project,
the
estab-
i
;.""r
TFNNK
f
filIRT
llllUlIU
lAUlli
Creek
statins?
rink
were
sBtfges-'
ted
as
objectives.
In
the
matter
of
the
Morse
Creek
skating
rink,
a
formal
opening
rs'
to
be
ar-i
ranged
to
take
place
shortly.
.
It
was
announced
that
pro-
Proposal
Again
Made
at
Hospital
ceeds
for
the
Gyro
playgroup
Hoard
Meeting
and
Referred
fund
as
a
result
of
the
rcent
To
Committee
presentation
by
the
Players'
Club
of
the
play
"The
Staving
Another
effort
is
being
made
to
Grace."
amounted
to
$129.89.
secure
the
building
of
a
tennis
It
was
decided
that
the
next
I
for
h
u
of
?
nurses
ol
e
nospKai
i
ne
matter
came
boedown
dance
for
the
par.
before
the
hospital
ground
iund
would
be
held
on
formally
'"'
board
last
night
and
was
referred
April
6
19
'
to
round
committee
for
report.
0e
uw
01
of
helaasing
W"K
ieaiure
features
Y
HarTison,
lady
superinten-of
the
luncheon
was
presentation
i
j
.
.
.
'
.
.vT
...
that
the
girls
l
ver'
ous
W.den
of
a
handsome
mantel
clock
to
;
,
.
shal
have
a
court
for
recreation
t
i
i
.j
M.
Watts
in
v.ew
of
his
recent
iand
hea,th
ner
at
the
luncheon.
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6
AND
3)
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of.British
u
"
Columbia'
Something
elsetobe
TTiaiMil
for
2ml
Shoelblisli
m
c
i
n.
utrRS
Trtitrvtt
Shot
HOCKEY
TEAMS
GERMAN
HEAVYWEIGHT
WINS
BY
TECHNICAL
KAYO!
Ko
n
H
i
u
cr
.Tnhnnv
Rift
ko
i-anvas-kissinir
three
times
in
the
seventh,
eighth
aVI
ninth
rotfnde,
at
estimated
imated
at
Jl.2.-
jrndlwn
Square
Garden,
Max
Schmelintr,
German
heavyweight,
scored
a
decisive
technical
knockout
e
of
a
afnvj
9r
yfa
rivhL
The
rt,feree
stopped
the
battle
in
the
ninth
round.
The
photo
-how
Risko
taking
ur)f
nine
in
the
ninth
as
Referee
Donovan
motion
Sehmenng
to
a
neutral
corner.
J
5
-
,
,,
-i
.
FORMS
"
r,,r
r,
'
,
,
r"r
,
l,OIA
!
It
is
suggested
that
a
site
might
nue
oy
iurws
-.urai
.
-nwi
K,
h.rhnr
side
of
L.
W.
Waugh
was
raffle
win
.pourth
Avemie
northerly
from
the
Nurses'
Home
on
C.N.R.
land.
The
place
is
already
partly
cleared
and
a
court
could
be
built
there
without
any
great
cost
TO
VISIT
WEST
New
York
Rangers
and
Lea
Cana-diens
Will
Play
Series
in
Lfw
Angeles
and
San
Francisco
LOS
ANGELES,
Feb.
14.
The
New
York
Rangers
and
the
C.ma-diens
of
Montreal
have
accepted
an
invitation
to
play
hockey
at
the
ice
palaee
here
and
also
at
San
Francisco
in
April.
They
will
go
to
each
city.
While
it
is
not
yet
knowr.
whether
these
will
be
the
winners
ot
their
respective
league
sections
in
the
National
Hockey
League,
they
are
outstanding
teams
and
will
make
the
visit
in
any
case.
Around
The
World
I
With
Sport
Fans
(Hy
Th
Tramp)
Quite
a
problem
for
Canada
and
the
United
States
is
presented
by
the
Davis
Cup
draw.
Canada
and
the
United
States
are
due
to
meet
in
the
first
round.
Sport
Chat
i
A
mil
imviiris
njrawjawvu.
second-round
ties
must
be
com-j
W.
II.
vrfnan
1C6,
Joe
Bert
pleted
on
or
before
May
8.
In
I
ley
200.
order
that
this
latter
condition
!
C.
L.
Youngman
200.
George
it
complied
with.
It
will
be
nee-
H
owe
173i
.
essary
for
the
Canada-United!
John
Bulger
200,
M,.J.ugh.
States
matches
to
take
place
dur-
erty
I62-'
ing
the
month
of
April.
The
vag-
No
ame
hate
et
been
played
aries
of
the
April
weather
of
the
,n
Ml
week8
eluled
fixture
Ipast
few
years
make
outdoor
Un-
"'lwn
uran
!nis
a
very
difficult
matter
to
.Canadian
Legion
In
the
first
tllvV
s0'1'
Orand
Terminals
and
Grot-
'arrange
in
advance
on
this
con-
tinent
during
the
showery
month.
"rf
"B"?,e;,
meet
lonignt
airs'
"
thls
Weekfl
f,rBt
divUion
fix'
Time
when
the
April
ncic
umutj
uuii
'i
sate:
cr
i
n
Klivy
have
been
most
chilly.
Cuba
and
Mexico
are
to
battle
for
the
right
to
meet
the
winner
of
the
United
Spates-Canada
tie
and
should
have
no
difficulty
as
to
j
weather.
Canada,
as
a
result
of
being
drawn
against
the
United
LABOR
STILL
HOLDS
NORTHUMBERLAND
SEAT
ENGLISH
PARLIAMENT
States,
faces
almost
certain
el-
WANSBECK,
Northumberland,
iml
nation
in
the
firt
round.
The
Eng.,
Ffb.
14:
The
Labor
pflrty
class
of
tennis
played
in
this
retained
their
hold
on
the
seat
country,
although
steadily
Im-jhere
In
the
by-election,
G.
W.
proving,
dpes
not
measure
up
to
I
Shield
being
elected
over
the
that
in
th
country
to
the
south
j
Conservative
and
Liberal
candl-if
us.
j
dates.
SEMI-FINALS
Mechanics
won
the
first
half
of
'
the
Senior
League
basketball
Number
of
schedule
at
Anyox
by
winning
24-
I.O.D.E
to
16
over
the
Beach
last
Mon
AT
BADMINTON
rete
sjaanei,
winner
oiw
JnJaHng
herself
Games
Played
at
Hall
Last
Night
in
Tournament
day.
The
Mine
Ladies
are
at
the
j
the
Ladies'
League.
The!
,
.
top
in
,
11
u..i,.uii
4.-
hJ
A
large
number
of
badminton
and
Public
Schools
At
the
High
,he
I0eD.E.
,
,n
lhe
smeuer
town
are
p.,...
tournament
which
is
In
progress!
games
ler
Pre
iy
p
i
w
thefe
,
M
continued
until
I
nanson
v,uP
in
me
:
""""
the
Hst
4t
scores:
Lake
ski
tournament,
has
left
for
Banff
tfnd
Retelstoke
where
he
Ladies'
Double
will
compete
in
variousjAi
jum-
u
m
ping
events
and
oroM-countrj
,fuw
.
...
Tr
sW
races.
Md
will
the
.
:
present
NorrlBgton.
and
Ominec
Ski
C
ub.
Mr.
Sindnes
M
15-8.16-7.
was
winner
'of
the-King
a.
Cup
for
I
-
ski
jumping
in
Norway
and
is
a,
Mwd
j
first
class
man.
both
in
ski,
Ffr9t
ronndMM.
y.
Ldng
and
raeing
and
jumping.
s
Darton
M,M
BJIett
and
N.
Nelson,
world
s
chamlaii
Second
round
Mlis
F.
Cross
ski
jumper,
who
was
defeated
in
flBi
Alf
Slbcum
beat
Mr.
and
Mrs.
the
Burns'
Lake
ski
carnival
by
j
v
QyM
16.14
15,lfJ
Pete
Sandnei
was
tery
eulogistic
Umm
Mrfw.
rm,
,H
..
about
the
work
of
the
committee
CroM
MiM
patMt
an1
Rogt.r
that
laid
out
the
12-mile
cross-
wrignt,
15-0.
15-7.
country
run.
He
claims
that
it
Semi-finate
Mrs.
Shadwell
and
is
the
best
laid
out
course
he
has
c.
J.
Norrington
beat
Miss
Molly
seen
and
far
superior
to
those
of
Cross
and
Allan
Cross,
fe-13,
15-7.
many
of
the
large
points
where
he
has
competed.
He
also
stated
Gents'
Doubles
that
the
ski
runway
and
landing
Second
round
nj.
V.
Clyne
and
was
planned
better
than
any
of
R.
Ilsrtlett
beat
R.
Stuirt
and
C.
the
eastern
ones
where
he
had
Yoangman,
16-14.
16-4.
competed.
Alf
Slocum
an9
Cart
Stand
beat
iMorris
Bffttt
and
Prink
Allen,
GROTTO
LEADING
OYER
GRAND
TERMINALS
IN
BILLIARD
TOURNAMENT
niuii
uiuiniu
iiAiuc
unvn-ru
Grand
Terminals
and
Grotto
as
n
result
of
which
the
tobacconists
are
in
the
lead
by
a
score
of
785
to
698
to
date.
Frank
Williams,
Grand
Terminals,
and
W.
E.
Wll-
liscroft.
Grotto,
are
expected
to
meet
tonight
In
the
final
game.
Scores
of
last
night's
games
i
were
as
fallows:
E.
Fen0n7
Grand
Ternrfnalsd
133;
M.
Ml
.McLachlan,
Grotto,
;iS-2,
15-2.
Semi-finals
J.
V.
Ciyne
and
R.
Ba:tlett
beat
A.
Sibetnn
and
Carl
Brand,
15-14,
15-10.
S.
Darton
and
.
J-ritftrrington
beat
II.
Cross
and
Lrrfairi
Ilinton
.Fv.Ur,
gfum".
.fe
pUy'1
The
serai-finals
will'
be
playeri
..r.
lmik-j
-...
l...
.
net
Monday
evening
ana
tnr
finals
on
Tuesday.
:
BRAVE
RESCUE
35
JAPANESE
-
j
-
OFF
ALEUTIANS
Crew
Taken
From
Melyo
Maru
Pounding
on
Small
Island
in
North
M"
SEATTLE,
'-Feb.
14:-Pulle9f
through
a
pounding
surf
that
ACTIVITIES
OF
was
starting
to
break
up
theirtltemperature,
ihip,
on
a
smal
Aleutian
Iiland,
the
'crew
of
35
were
taken
from
the
Japanese
freighter
Meiya
Maru
late
last
night.
Contradictory
and
broken
messages
received
her
reported
both
the
S.S.
Illinois
and
the
freighter
Nank-Ho
Maru
both
of
which
have
been
standing
by
made
the
rescue.
It
is
assumed
that
the
Japanese
sailors
were
taken
off
without
mishap.
A
Lylo
gun
was
brought
into
action
when
the
eas
continued
to
be
too
mountainous
to
permit
the
launching
of
lifeboats.
Breeches
Buoys
dipped
Into
the
surging
sea
the
men
who
had
battled
the
Alaska
storm
for"
two
days
without
LEGISLATURE
Radio
Telephone
Bill
up
For
ond
Rending
and
Proposal
to
Allow
Sale
of
Game
I
VICTORIA,
Feb,
,14:
The
com
Danles
act
recelved.a
second
read
ing
in
the
Legislature
yesterday.
Minister
of
Public
Works
Loug-
iheed
explained
the
Ferry
Act
In
j
!its
second
reading
to
extend
thej
itime
of
the
contract
from
five
to
i
'ten
years..
The
second
reading
was
also
moved
to
ratify
the
agreement
between
the
P.G.E.
rail-!way
and
West
Vancouver.
The
second
reading
of
a
private
bill
to
incorporate
the
Northwest
.
Telephone
Company
came
up.
This
private
bill
gives
the
D.
C.
I
Telephone
Co.
the
right
trf
lx-ItenJ
its
system
throughout
the
province
vy
wireiess,rc
A
proposed
amendment
to
the
Gafne
Act
would
allothe
selling
in
the
public
market
of
game
birds
and
a
bill
to
ajaejtuthe
Civil
Service
act
were
"pajMfed
through
the
cftmrmtte;.
A
third
reading
of
the.
Ml!
.aaitfif
In-oiriilnrllloi
tn
onnrtlnf-
i
ments
said
to
have
been
made
in
;
the
past
in
that
an
applicant
for
the
appointment
had
not
been
made
to
pass
an
examination.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
of
S.
D.
Johnson
Co.,
Ltd.)
.awwnd
midnight.
Two
games
wers
I
Miiowing
quoiatiom
were
ellmlftated
owing
to
Mrs.
Long
,
Wd
and
asked:
j
Following
is
Bay
view,
4Vi,
$.
Big
Missouri.
2.00,
20Q.
Cork
Proylnce,
18.
19.
ii
Cotton
Belt.
40,
60.
I
i
Dunwell.
Nil.
1V
Duthle
Mines,
Nil,
55.
George
Copper,
$-07
9.50.
Georgie
River,
59V.
NIL
Gladstone,
14,
15,
Golconda,
1.48,
1.50.
Grandview,
7t,
74.
33.
24
18
hdependence,
11,
lli.
ndlan
Mines,
7,
7Vi.
ntern.
Coal
L
Coke,
38.
804.
ttootenap
Florente
21'i.
22.
Kootenay
King,
38,
40.
L.
&
L,
4
V,
5.
'
Lakeview,
Hi,
2.
Lucky
Jim,
Nil,
10.
Mohawk,
7,
74.
Morton
Woolsey,
Nil,
4.
Marmot
River
Gold,
G4,
7.
Marmot
Metals,
64;
74.
Nat.
SI)
G.
S.,
19,
21.
Noble
Five,
68.
60.
)regon
Copper,
80,
81.
'end
Oreille,
14.00,
15.00.
Vernier.
2.10.
2.11.
'orter-Idaho,
Nil,
CG.
teeves-
Macdomtld,J4,
45.
.
tQfus-Argenta,
3Gfc,
37
'
j.
tuth-IIope,
54,
-55f
Sliver
Crest,
Ols.
A.
llverudo
iftJim
Nil.
Uversrhlth.
AM.
Qrt.
locan
King,
9,
lO.f
nowflake,
37,
39-
J
unloch.
4.00,
4.0.1
'erminus.
Nil.
10"4.
-
r
-
Tepley
Richfield,
Nil.
50.
Toric
Mines.
2.00,
2.25.
Whitewater,
1.11,
1.14.
MWlbine,
3,
Nil.
tlluebird,
20'a,
Nil.
oils
byon
Pete,
8.
84.
Eastern
Stocks
Sberritt-Gordon
selling
at
8.80.
Nornnda
selling
at
CI.
60.
WEATHER
REPORT
Prigce
Rupert
Overcast,
calm;
Haysport
Cloudy,
calm.
32.
Port
Simpson
Cloudy,
calm,
Terrace
Fog,
calm,
28.
Rosswood
Foggy,
calm,
24.
Alyansh
Cloudy,
calm,
25.
Alice
Arm
Cloudy,
calm,
3.1.
Ahyox
Cloudy,
calm,
32.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
27.
Haielton
Foggy,
calm,
18.
Smlthers
Foggy,
calm,
20.
Burns
Uke
Foggy,
calm,
10.
Atlln
Part
cloudy,
east
wind.
Whltehorse
Cloudy,
calm,
15.
Big
Salmon
Snowing,
calm,
31.
Stewnrt
River
Cloudy,
calm,
Dawson
Snowing,
calm,
22.
Mayo-
Overcast,
cnlm,
23.
of
Sport
MORE
DETAILS
3"!.
February
4
;.
CRUELMURDERjs-1
RdvInsKy
Says
Man
Named
Ilrowh
Was
Instrumental
in
Killing
of
Kates
f-s
-
-
'
"
.
IHJRIRI)
illI
ALIVE
Clothing;
Salesman
Hit
on
Heed
WRhTShovel
Wlien
He
Showed
:
gtgns
of
-
Life
t
the
slayer
of
Dave
Kates
of
Pic
ton,
Ont.,
in
Saskatchewan
last
June
in
the
confession
of
Herman
Kavlnsky,
who
surrendered
himself
here
last
Saturday
according
to
the
police.
Ravinsky
states
in
his
story
that
he,
Kates
and
Brown
were
driving
in
an
automobile
between
Gull
Lake
and
Tumpkins
at
the
time
of
the
crime
and
Kates'
body
was
bur-fed
in
the
sand
dunes
about
ten
with
KaHes
ami
failed,
the
polio
Kates
was
a
insky
w.i
HALIBUT
PRICES
ARE
mlW
front
tfc
highway.
(Lovift-kaira
and
poxsil
sky
said
that
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KETCHIKAN.
K
aahefl
about
the
ft
halibut
at
the
.'earon.
a
local
ti'.i
"None
of
un
Ki;
if
we
did
We
pn
t
u
(give
our
quotatu.
'patter.
llower
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
14:
A
:?Bter
into
the
pr..
man
named
Brown"
was
named
as
,(.
qUOt-d
at
a
flat
tire
and,
when
he
got
back
to
the
automobile,
Kates
was
semi-conscious.
Later
he
was
stripped
of
money,
jewelry
and
papers
and
his
body
buried.
When
Kates
showed
signs
of
life
as
he
was
being
buried
he
was
struck
over
the
head
repeatedly
with
a
shovel,
Ravinsky
said.
Ravinsky
is
being
held
here
pending
arrival
of
officers
from
Swift
Current,
Seek.,
where
a
charge
of
complicity
In
the
murder
was
laid
against
him
yesterday.
All
efforts
to
find
any.
trace
of
the
"man
named
Brown"
or
evidence
that
he
travelled
Weak
and
Run
Down
Didn't
Want
to
Eat
Could
Not
Sleep
c
Mrs.
D.
Lon,
fault
fte.
Msria,
Ont,
writ:
"I
u
sk
nd
run
dawn:
did
not
want
to
rat,
and
could
not
Wp.
I
felt
tired
of
living
and
often
lonrr-d
for
dosth
to
free
me
from
my
ternbls
tnnnty
ss
I
felt
I
would
never
Strang
sgsia,
I
thought
I
would
try
and
rraDy
1
soon
fait
Uls
eating
and
Urine,
and
new
life
saetned
to
come
to
B
.
f
Uanufaetorad
eejjr
hy
Ths
T.
MO-hwra
Co,
Ltd,
Torouia,
Ont.
(Continued
n
will
the
condition
i
the
time,
wvuthr:
whether
a
lt
ii
ped
on
the
marki
'
time,
and
a
iw
which
only
fish
i
miss.
As
oft-n
lme
the
halibut
he
returns
with
i
a
gamble,
ami
''
on
the
game
ul!
"
chances
of
a
thim'
lill
Miss
Bagln
;
.
himself.
He
iui'l
hang
himself,
but
(
with.
He
then
himself,
but
hadn't
:
S)
rrrn
inn
said
tii
it
him
thAt
he
had
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fr's:
i
v.
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Ban-
0
-
8
ill
.
9
A
PERTINENT
Ql
ESTW
A
farmer
visit
:
v
college
was
e.-"
in
tae
experimt
ii'-leal
class.
"We
deavorlng
to
hs
a
universal
solvi
i
:
"What's
that
'
"A
liquid
that
anything."
"That's
a
gr.-;it
I
the
farmer;
thn,
-head,
he
added.
find
it.
Avhat
arc
keep
It
inT"
K
S
E
'
r
Jit'
.
.IS
'
r.ti.
"
i
r.-r
DKA-Il
PLOT
I1ETWEEJLB
AND
WOMAN
KEbtLjJJ
MURDER
OF
MISS
li.MlMI
by
a
Dr.
Cranch
time
punctuating
hn
em
reference
to
the
"CJnd
hud
mari
i"!
'
w
"
the
girl
and
from
i
wan
tocome
a
nerniiu
had
been
married
b
"..r
j(sW
Thursday,
he
told
nv
"
son
.
..
Other
wltneses
i'"'1'"''
&
,
Lebell.
connected
w.th
'
v
"
lute
Science
Cult,
in
!
clay
and
Miss
Bagl"
uto,l
Miss
Chai-i"'"'
.
iiili
.
v.
.
...
,
niM.
lormer
room
na--and
others.