I
(
9
.
being
as
follows:
N
ews
Ladies'
doubles
Miss
Caroline
aret
Palmer.
Mixed
doubles
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
and
Frank
Russel
tt.
Mrs.
H.
L.
Shadwell
and
C.
J.
Norrington.
Men's
doubles
J.
V
,
Robert
Bartlett
vs.
$helford
ton
and
C.
J.
Norrington
another
vear
aU
least
and
Frank
Russell
eliminated
Miss
a
score
of
15-12,
14-15,
15-8.
and
Views
In
The
World
of
WARMING
UP
FOR
FIGHT
W.
L.
"Young"
Stribling
boxing
a
few
rounds
at
his
Miami
Beach
camp
in
preparation
for
his
world's
championship
elimination
with
Jack
Sharkey
at
Miami
on
Feb.
27.
FINALS
COMING
OTTAWA
WILL
IN
BADMINTON
KEEP
SENATORS
Championships
to
Be
Decided
To-
Hockey
Team
-Will
Rtjiain
in
Cap-night
In
Various
Classes
In
,'
Hal
at
Least
Another
Year
City
Open
Tournament
!
OTTAWA.
Feb.
19.
The
Ot-
THREE
STAR
JOCK
M'LEAN'S
rink
Won
Over
George
Abbott's
Rink
In
.
Close
St.
Andrew's
Society
Contest
Jock
McLean's
rink
took
the
Mitchell
nnd
Miss
Ranees
Cross
I
fln
th?
heeU
flf
a
st4teffient
by
(large
number
bf
spectators.
vs.
Mrs.
bhadwen
and
miss
Marg
Fyrank
Ah
earn,
president
of
the.
v,
...
,
.
1
Kink
,,ji.
standings
to
date
are
,
as
club,
that
he
had
offered
the
club
fnn,a.
.
.,
follows:
000
phis
this
season's
losses,
es-
C.
Taylor
...........
1
,
Unrated
at
$20,000
to
date.
He
Dalgarno
.
1
.
said
that
he
had
had
offers
from.
.
vr.Tfe
I
1
"
',-
o
mi
jJU
Cameron
,
Last
night,
in
a
mixed
doubles
-
,
;
Q,
3ebtH
g.l.i.
1.
0
stmi-final.
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
,
Prance
Crow
and
Atf
Slocfchib
byr
Jt
Watson
f
.'.
i'rf
:
...
0
G.
Abbott
0
BRANDY
"
t
4H'
.
i
I
1
0
0
1
t
0
0
0
Thla
adverUaethent
Is
not
publlsned
or
displayed
by
th
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
Hie
tiovernmenl
of
British
Columbia
Sport
Chat
'
JtB,
fcandnes
of
Burns
Lake
wonifhejrpss-iountry
ski
run
at
the
Retelstpke
carnival
last
week
by
fotif
rminutes
over
Nels
Nel-rojj
who"
was
the
runner-up.
In
sne
forty-jniJe
cross-country
run
at
Banff
Sandne
came
fourth
'ii$ihi4
th
same
position
for
the
eombthed
championship
at
the
liincM
ilftcky
Mountain
resort.
Jandnes
Vvfll
now
go
to
Portland,
Ore
to
compete
for
Pacific
.oast
ski
thampionships.
re-elected
president
of
the
Wes
tern
Qfinada
Ski
Association
am
TAKES
BOWLING
LEAD!tefSpBrlde!k'
.
Itawa
Senators
In
the
NationaMead
in
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
Finals
In
the
I.U.D.h.
city
iiy
Lea,jUe
will
be
purchased!
erf,
-pet
bowling'
competition
last
open
badminton
tournament
win
.
AuditoHum
Company.
Ltd.,,
night
by
winning
a
close
game
be
played
tonight,
the
finalists
1
&M
remain
in
Ottawa
for
from
George
Abbott's
rink
by
a
This
an-i
score
of
11
to
10.
The
game
was
Th'fi
British
Columbia
ski
cham
pionship
meet
will
be
held
at
piirnll
'Lalte
next
year
It
has
been
!
ocided
while
the
Western
Can-!
-da
armttiur
ski
championship
I
r.iet
wfli
fee
at
Revelstoke.
Banff
i
"'
rrobb!v
get
the
Dominion
championship
meet
while
Van-.oki'
ie
me
venue
for
th
!
Pacify
Coast
championships.
It
J.
Verne
of
Vancouver
Mas
oeei
Following
the
big
senior
sk
tournament
earlier
in
the
month
the
Omlneca
Ski
Club
last
weel
i.l.u
a
number
of
additional
ev
ents
for
ladies
and
beys
an
girls.
Miss
G.
Wahman
won
th
three-mile
ladies
cross-countr
race
in
37
minutes
and
40
sec-dnds;
and
Sylvia
Brunell
won
thi
dross-country
race
for
girls
Leonard
Kerr,
winning
a
combined
event
for
boys
between
th
ages
of
14
and
18,
won
a
cup
presented
by
J.
C.
Brady
M.P.
Fran
ei
Trousdell
won
the
boys'
jumi
and
Rby
Stanyer
the
cross-country
race
for
young
boys
and
girls.
Jtlrs,
V.
Schjelderup
and
Walter
N.
Campbell
presented
the
prizes
LOOKOUT
DIDO!
FRED'S
COMING
Will
Toronto
Boy's
Right
Spoil
,
Show
Next
Wednesday
Evening?
Fred
Parker,
who
is
to
box
Dido
burvlch
on
Wednesday
of
next
week
In
a
ten
round
bout,
showed
his
wares
Sunday
and
Monday
to
about
three
hundred
fans
at
the
Empress
Athletic
Club
and
his
heavy
hitting
has
been
the
chief
tonic
of
conver
help
offering
them.
Already
he
has
mussed
a
couple
of
them
up
rather
badly.
They
say
that
Dido
will
Mre
to
be
very
elusive
to
keep
awajf
from
Parkers
powerful
trlght
which
is
liable
to
spoil
a-
nice
evehlng's
entertainment
If
It
lands.
The
boys
are
working
out
eVer?
night.
GRAND
TERMINALS
HAVE
BIG
VICTORY
OYER
YETS
Won
FltM
Division
Billiard
League
Fixture
by
Aggregate
Score
of
1210
to
1069
Last
Evening
the
Grand
Terminals
displaced
the
Canadian
Legion
from
first
place
in
the
first
division
billiard
league
standing
and
themselves
went
Into
second
place
not
far
behind
the
leading
Grotto
as
a
result
of
the
playing
last
night
of
the
week
before
last's
deferred
fixture
which
resulted
in
an
aggregate
score
of
1210
to
1069
in
fdW
of
the
Terminals
over
the
returned
men.
'Individual
scores
were
as
-follows:
W.
II.
Long
(Grand
Terminals),
250:
F.
G.
Pyle
(Canadian
Leg-Ion),
148.
C.
P.
Balagno,
250;
J.
Andrews.
202.
W.
J.
Nelson,
214;
A.
Murray,
250.
Frank
Williams,
246;
M.
Andrews,
250.
Will
Mitchell,
250;
0.
P.
Tinker,
219.
ANYOX
BEAT
PORT
SIMPSON
BASKETBALL'
ANYOX,
Feb.
19.
Anyox
defeated
Port
Simpson
22
to
21
in
one
of
the
fastest
and
cleanest
basket
.ball
games
ever
played
in
Anyox.
Simpson
scored
two
baskets
at
the
end
of
half
.time
due
to
the
Anyox
players
not
get-
.ing
on
the
floor
in
time.
The
lineup
whs:
Anyox
McLeod
1,
McDdugal
13,
Evans
2,
McLaughlin
4,
D.
Dean
2.
Port
Simpson
A.
Wesley
4,
Robert
Shankey
8,
Robert
Knott
0.
Paul
Brentzen
8,
II.
Bryant
1.
NEWEMPRESS
STILLLEADING
lave
Four-Point
Margin
Over
C.
N.
R.
Operators
in
Crib
League
Sport
WILLIAMS
IS
DEFEATED
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
19.
Percy
Williams
of
Vancouver
was
beaten
last
night
in
n
CO-yard
dash
by
Jack
Elders
of
Notre
Dame
University
at
the
New
York
Athletic
Cluo's
indoor
track
and
field
match.
Williams
was
slow
In
getting
away
and
could
not
overtake
Elder,
finishing
half
a
yard
In
(he
rear.
His
time
was
six
and
two-fifths
seconds.
Johnny
1'itzpatrick
of
Hamilton,
Out.,
was
third.
COUNCIL
SYMPATHIZES
WiiH
FlSHERftlEN
VIEWS
Fisheries
Committee
Authorized
iu
itftsiat
in
i'roienting
to
Ottawa
Againt
Proposed
New
Regulations
.
...
PLAYERS
RUED
IV
j-Van&iiur
Win,
From
l'rii
,
vacouvi:i:,
I
,
Vancouver
Linn
.,
I'ttrLland
fiuckan,.,
OfjHst
Hookfe.v
i,,.,
,.,
lust
night
c
to
-j
Although
ilc!',
v
matgin.
ihe
l:u
..
.
,
'
,pky
throughout.
,,;
the
1o
-
1
guali...
i,.v
a,
I
time.
,
1.
e
Lion-
ti;.,
ir,
.
,
toek
advantage
m
them.
I
Two
mujor
pi
ii
led
o-Mtln
th,.
thin!
..
,
,,i
.,
linings
and
l
r
t
t
.
fined
$10
'.'at!,.
Thi
ubiuA-luJmr
Inli-ruiiiPRa
Vl'CTOKIA,
by
Aid.
Mcdonaj3?!Wlty
coun-f'4
la!
t
nirh'
IL
in
a
Wlwrt
lihy
-diacua-
""u"e
"u"
;1'
smn
ion
I
latf
u
mt
nfitkt
nlt'ht
tinrawd
luiin
ml
h
ivn
v
rr:
llle
1,011
Uu''
'
'
rnnce
nupen
v.i.ooage
league
;.u
'mY.
v.iued
at
5n..
esults
last
night
were
as!folIows:
T'
,
Km
i
fbr
:'.0,0M(
-Th.
Mi,
!
'
'
ifit
kwt
tfct
CLDBEOSEAT
C0LW00D3IK
c"
N
Mechanics
12,
Ofotto
16.
,"
flKa,i
Propowd
change.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBAU
Knights
Of
Columbus
10,
C,
N.:in
in
fKu.uou,
ucn
)peratlhg
IV.
as
compelling
fish
to
b
manufac-
Cold
Storage
10,
New
Empress'
n
the
same
seining
area(
.
C.
17.
n
which
it
was
caught,
which
Ragles
U,
Nhtlre
Sons
of
Can-
had
been
proposed
to
the
flh-
j
ida
IS.
I
eries
oPrtmnt
ly
the
cannery
Moose
K.
Orange
Ledge
11.
i
interests.
I
league
table
M
W
New
Empress
....
7
U0
C.
N.
0peraWng,7
106
Moose
1
101
Canadian
Legioh
7
98
Cold
Storage
7
9(
P.
R.
Hotel
7
6
C.
N.
Mechanics
?
94
iSagles
7
93
Grotto
7
91
79
110
B
101
81
101
91
98
m
OS
95
96
98
Orange
Lodge
7
85
104
K.
of
Columbus
7
84
105
N.
Sons
of
Canada
7
80
99
94
93
91
86
84
80
LOCAL
NEWS
ITEMS
Foster
Willan
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Camosun
this
afternoon
from
a
brief
business
trip
.o
Anyox
and
Stewart.
Mrs.
Ernest
Blue
of
Hyder
is
a
visitor
in
the
city,
having
arrived
from
the
north
on
the
sation.
He
showed
himself
to
beiCanwu"
this
afternoon
about
the
hardest
hittfer
and
all
I
"
around
strong
boy
who
has
shown!
E.
D.
Haddon,
manager
of
the
here.
The
only
trouble
Is
he
may
:
yoer
Dank,
is
a
passenger
have
to
stop
training
for
lack
of'aWnrd
the
Catnotuh
this
after-sparring
partners
wha
tfon't
like
"n
ffo'hg
through
to
Vancouver.
to
take
the
Chances
P?ker
can't
Miles
Donald,
well
known
bl-
onjer.
AJice
Arm
mining
man,
is
mWfjyL
p.orth
on
JiCpuaun
AHIperhoon.
.
.
W.
ShoitBh.'l
fnspeetor
of
mines,
fetu
Jamosun
this,.
aTtfTfiooh
from
trip
to'Stewtfttf
fih
feffHial
out
j
.
t&M
cMf
on
the
ibe
Green,
well
known'
Stewart
mimng
man,
is
a
passenger
ibdard
the
Camosun
this
after
noon
going
through
to
Vancou
ver
Sir.
and
Mrs.
George
Rodger,
whb
have
beeh
spending
the
past
week
at
Stewart,
returned
to
the
city
from
the
north
on
the
Camo
sun
this
afternoon.
Ernest
Love,
formerly
superintendent
of
utilities
here
aninow
owner
of
the
Stewart
telephone
system,
is
a
passenger
aboard
the
Camosun
this
afterpoon
going
through
to
Vancouver'
on
The
funeral
of
the
late
Harry
Hawkins,
whose
death
occured
Suhday
night,
will
be
held
Frl-tla:
affcyno"on
from
the
chapel
orthe
B.
C.
Undertakers.
It
Is
requested
that
no
floral
offerings
be
made.
FLU-GRIP
Check
before
Jt
turt.
Rub
on
Inhale
vapors
VICKS
T.Vapo
rub
r
Ml
MUlimn
Jmr,
VJ
yrfc
Pending
receipt
of
a
resolution
'from
the
salmon
fisheries
com
mittee
of
which
Aid.
Rudderham
took
a
prominent
part,
that
the
co-operation
of
the
Board
of
Trade
and
Trades
and
Labor
OREDISCOVERY
IN;TW0
MINES;
Gcorgie
River
Jumps
Ten
Points
and
Noble
Five
Goeti
up
Five
Points
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
19:
A
huge
ore
discover?
has
been
made
at
Georgie
River
Gold
mines
near
Stewart
with
the
result
that
the
stock
jumped
nearly
ten
points
this
morning
touching
a
high
of
05
He
during
the
morning
session.
A
tremendously
important
ore
body
Is
also
reported
to
have
been
found
at
Noble
Five
mines
in
the
Slocan
and
the
stock
jumped
five
points.
Today's
quotations
follow:
Big
Missouri,
1.90,
1.92.
Cork
Protrfnce,
20,
21.
Cotton
BelVil.
52.
punwelL
16f
NI1.
Duthfe
MiitN.
69.
George
Copper,
9.60.
1
6.00.
Georgie
River,
01'
.,
(.
Gladstone,
13,
16,,
Golconda,
1.85,
1.36.
Grandvfew,
C7V.
68.
Independence,
104,
11.
Indian
Mines,
Nil.
7.
Intern.
Coal
&
Coke.
S8.
Kootenay
Florence,
20.
22.
Kootenay
King.
87,
38'...
L.
&
L.,
4a.
5.
Lakeview,
l'j,
1.
Lucky
Jim.
18,
19.
Mohawk,
6,
6'2.
Morton
Woolsey,
4.
4:1i.
Marmot
River
Gold,
6'i.,
7.
Marmot
Metals,
6,
64.
Nat.
Sll.
G.
Nil.
20'4.
Noble
Five.
74,
75.
Oregon
Copper,
76,
80
Pend
Oreille.
14.00,
14.20.
Premier.
1.97,
1.99.
Porter-Idaho,
60,
68.
Reeves
Macdonald,
4.05,
4.10.
Rufus-Argenta,
38.
39.
Ruth-Hope,
48,
49.
Silver
Crest,
10.
11.
Silverado
Cons.,
1.10,
1.16.
Silversmith,
16,
17.
Slocan
King.
9,
W.
Snowflake,
35,
40.
Sunloch',
3.75,
3.90.
Terminus,
6,
10.
Topley
Richfield.
45,
47.
Toric
Mines,
2.10,
2.20.
Whitewater,
Nil,
1.15.
.
Woodbine,
n
3'i.
Bluebird,
20,
21.
Eastern
Slocks
1
Sherrltt-Gordon
selling
at
8.75.
Noranda
selling
at
62.25.
ScottUh
Leaeuc,
DuUiobi
Cowdenbeath
1
i
M
.,
;
Celtic
3.
Han,.
a
,.,
ELKS'
WHIST
Tn
the
weekly
u
f
the
Elks'
la-A.
E.
Alexander
prize
with
a
sen
the
hij'hest
yet
n
Wl
Council
be
obtained
in
any
pro-
llw
mef).t
prb(.
w
J
C.
G.
S.
fish.Ti.
-
,
er
Malaapina.
M.
r
port
Macie
.Tt-Nt.ni.
O
O
CIOCK
Ull
t'
!
coap,
having
n
AMottfru.
il.
,
of
fpieries.
it
.
i
Yu
In
the
last
thlrtylln
years
over
two
hundrd
million
pounds
!
'SALAD
A"
Tea
hat
ben
consumed,
but
It
tosl
only
the
last
seven
wetkt
to
tell
the
next
ti
million
pounds.
ERHA!'
This
advertisemei;,'rr't
Hshed
or
diM''
,d
;
Llduor
Corrtr-.i
V'"'r''rllJ
the
Gotfernm
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r
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