PAGE
TWO
MACDONALD
RE-ELECTED
For
Other
Posts
secretary-treasurer
by
acclamation
at
the
annual
meeting
last
night
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Trades
it
Labor.
Council.
There
were
keen
contests,
however,
for
other
offices
and
those
chosen
were
Vice-president
son.
Thomefs
B.
'
Black.
Statistician
J.
M.
Morrison.
Sergeant-at-arms
Jaok
Ratch-
ford.
BxecuUTe-J.
J.
Qillis,
Aid.
W.
M.
Brown
and
J.
S.
Black.
Finance
committee
aid
.
James
Black,
J.
J.
QUlls
and
J.
M.
Morri
Geofge
Geddes,
J.
8.
'Black,
A.
Foreman
and
J.
McPhee.
Complaints
were
made
that
certain
stores
in
this
ctty
were
not
observing
the
Minimum
Wage
Act.
Investigation
will
be
made
and
such
storekeepers
as
refuse
to
abide
by
RESULTS
IN
BADMINTON
Again
President
of
Trades
Council
i
Tournament
Now
With
l)erry
Secretary;
Con-
1
Semi-Finals
and
;Aon
(ijpected
.Monda
ship
tournament:
Mixed
Doubles
Secaad
round
beat
Mr.
and
16-5,
15-5.
Men's
Doubles
j
.
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1
in
mauls
ui
ran
owpntna
ou
bu
11
Another
game
was
also
played
in
the
fixture
from
Tuesday
night,
M.
M.
McLachlan,
Orotic,
beating
O.
P.
Tinker,
Canadian
Legion,
260
to
34
and
making
the
aggregate
on
the
four
games
so
far
played
889
to
188
in
the
Legion's
favor.
The
game
of
A.
Murray,
Legion,
vs.
George
Waugh,
Grotto,
will
probably
be
played
tonight.
Mooseheart
Women
Had
Success
With
Cards
and
Dancing
Prince
Rupert
Fraternal
Whist
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
Canadian
Legion
5,
Seal
Cove
4.
Grotto
5,
Leif
Btikson
4.
Elevator
5.
Drydock
4.
I.
O.
O.
F
7,
Moose
2
Six
Musketeers
9.
St.
AndrewrO.
Dybhavn
Cup
Standing
Grotto
10
I.
O.
O.
F
12
St.
Andrews
7
Drydock
7
Moose
6
fcelf
Srikson
.'
6
!8ix
Musketeers
fi
Canadian
Legion
5
A
very
successful
whist
drive
and
'
SaI
Cofe
3
dance
was
held
last
night
in
the
,
levator
3
Moose
Hall
by
Women
of
the
Mooae-hesrt
Legion,
125
persons
being
in
attendance.
Prise
winners
at
cards:
Ladies'
first.
Mrs.
W.
R.
Cameron:
second,
Mrs.
H.
Skattebol;
consolation,
Mrs.
Percy
Cameron:
men's
first,
A.
Cam-pagnola:
second.
Olof
Stegavtc;
third,
J.
H.
Prttchard.
After
cards
delicious
refreshments
were
served
and
dancing
followed
with
music
by
the
Premier
orchestra.
The
committee
in
charge
consisted
of
Mrs.
H
Skattebol.
Mrs.
O.
Stegavig,
Mrs.
R.
Giske,
Mrs.
A.
O.
Bartlett
and
Mrs.
Knut
Slatta.
Mrs
F.
M.
Crosby
and
Mrs.
P.
J.
Rvan
presided
at
the
door
and
W.
B.
Mc-1
imit
Actually
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nAA
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I
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A
NIP
TONIGHT
INCORPORATED
VICTORIA,
Feb.
14.
Provincial
incorporations
this
week
include
that
of
the
Northweatern
Aerial
Prospectors,
Ltd.,
of
Stewart
with'
capitalisation
of
$60,000.
Local
Items
C.
O.
Rowe
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Riroert
for
A
hiisHrf
'
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in
Unrwwv.....
Callum
was
master
of
ceremonies.
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Alvazoff
sailed
by
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nun
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This
advertiiement
is
not
published
or
dispfayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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7
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LOCALS
WIN
BASKETBALL
Approaching
'
Last
Nijht's
Ixop
Came
Has
Finals
Ex-
Seen
Here
This
Winter
1
Macdonaid
and
Frank
;
The
following
further
games
were
'
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i
.
.
...
.
.
.
.
.
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L"L
ueay
ure
re-eiectea
prBsweni
anq,tpjaq
j&i,
nignt,
nv
jiie
i.uu.b.
m.BadiniTiton
Clan's
ctty
champlqnr
score.
the
first
field
32-25
SCORE
after
a
nice
bit
of
Best
UMapIe
Leafs
Win
Girls'
Game
and
Rankers,
Intermediates
Displaying
the
best
brand
of
basketball
that
thq?
have
shown
this
year,
Prince
Rupert
All-Stars
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
RobertBdrtlett
beat
j
defeated
the
Y&XA.
of
Port
SimD
rC0l.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
NiChollS,
16-9,
!
son
S2-2S
in
th
Rvhihitinn
Wall
15-10.
.
.
Third
round
j
croW(j
of
tne
season,
in
the
fastest
Mrs.
V.
Long
and
C.
J.
Norring-
L0).
that
has
ben
soon
on
tho
Mrs.
Bartlett,,i0CllI
f
,
for
me
time
The
Port
j
Mrs.
J.
H.
'Horton
and
W.
Tobey
1
Jr.
be-
Miss
Mary
Astori
and
F.
W.
'Allen.
15-11,
6-15,
15-10.
Simpson
team
played
a
good
com-
vaiuiiiic
unique
uiiu
r
j
iniiKta
cJumgg
kiihv
nni
ivir
ann
iri
cop
Legislative
committee-E.
Larsen,
,
Rrr,nr,
...
'
binatlon
game
and
started
out
well
1
1.-
.
I
1.
I
attempt
to
second
round
ted
into
points.
As
the
game
pro-
Morns
Blott
and
James
Farquhar
;
ceeded,
the
play
became
fester
...
mwioa-
:
niHi
OKU
WWC
lur
UUO-
,Jii,
han
IK
-A
IK.
I
i
-i
.
'OHU,
BJ
H.
T.
w.
m.
'
Mil
11
1
mi
nua
nisi
niiimo
1
1
innia
t
woffc
with
Ratohford
From
this
time
on
Rupert
was
never
beaded!
although
Port
Simpson
tied
4hj
'
scon
SO-20
daring
the
seoond
iiatf.!
There
was
never
mon
than
a
dX-1
feiwnae
ef
eight
jsoints
between
the
two
teams
at
any
time.
Paul
Brent-
j
Izen
of
Port
Simpson
and
Dido
.
Our-
vkb
tied
for
high
sewer
wlte
-ten
points.
During
the
second
half
play
be-!
came
a
bit
rough
wtth
the
result;
that
Alex
Mitchell,
A.
Weatay
and'
Dido
Gurvieh
ware
ruled
otf
4he
floor
far
four
personal
fouls.
Bien-
t2n
and
Alexcee
were
the
best
.on
the
Simpson
team,
their
shooting.
being
quite
accurate
and
their
team
play
almost
perfect.
The
Ru-
siert
team,
as
a
whole,
played
a
!ery
goad
combination
game,
and
jJwerked"hard
from
the
lint
wnJs-
VTh
IntitrMnlari
nunv
"
'
i-TV
inAfcfAr.Mn
ma..U
.1.1.
tttiie
i
deciding
factor
for
theih
win.
as
both'
teams
ware
veqr
evea
matched.
At
half-time
the
score
was
14.18
in
Rupert's
favor.
With
five
min-
.
.
w
0v
uuiuif
KIT
M
Uiin,
f
wic
wuie
W9
-iK
i
or
Hupert.
,3
unhddd.two
points
with
a
lend
3
1
Wl
ffiW
Pl
cemre
01
ine
near.
,
.
ifcofed
n
quick
succession
to
finish
the
Prince
Rupert
last
night
on
his
re-
.....
a
r
m.
jacx
ascweii,
weu
known
pioneer
lul"
10
Vancouver
alter
a
business
man
of
Telkwa,
is
paying
Duslne
vWt
here,
a
brief
visit
to
the
citv.
ha
vine
ar-'
rived
from
the
interior
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train.
C
E.
Barnwell
of
the
Dominton
Fisheries
office
staff
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
a
Rupert's
scoring.
During
this
time
Brentsan
scored
a
basket
and
a
foul
shot
to
end
Simpson's
rally;
The
individual
saofe
were:
Part
Simpson
Prince
Rupert
W.
Mitchell
A.
Mitchell
W.
Lambifr
fc
(
V.
Meagher
2
Pts.
P4
A.
Wesley
S
W.
Knott
.
0
P.
Alexcee
.-.
5
P.
Brentaen
10
1
Bryant
'A.
Tait
J.
Johnstone
1
2,
2
2
E.
Ratchiord
3
&
Qurrlch
0
brief:
Dtdo
Qunrteh
la
The
Maple
Leafs
tWfeated
holiday
trip
to
Vancouver
arid
else-
fTollcr
fn
a
.oneisidea
ladies'
wnere
in
tne
south.
John
W.
Allan,
superintendent
engineer.
Dominion
Fisheries,
sailed
by
the
Prince
Rupert
last
night
on
his
return
to
Vancouver
after
rpendlng
several
days
here
on
of-
nci.il
business.
Ladies'
Game
4
4,
.If-
Pef.
.3
(4
3
ihe
en
counter
1&-5.
This
game
started
out
well
with
the
M'aple
Leafs
scoring
6
points
after
a
few
minutes
play.
The
Tollers
did
not
seem
to
be
able
to
take
advantage
of
the
rebound
from
many
shots
at
the
basket
and
consequently
were
out
pointed.
The
Maple
Leafs
play
ed
a
nice
comblantion
occasionally
and
showed
that
they
could
probably
give
a
good
account
of
themselves,
while
the
Tollers
are
in
need
of
quite
a
bit
of
practice.
At
half
time
the
score
was
13-2
in
favor
of
the
Maple
Leafs.
Intermediate
League
The
Intermediates
game
between
the
Bankers
and
the
C.N.R.
proved
to
bequlte
interesting
with
the
Bankers
winning
out
31-22.
Both
teams
played
fast
basketball
but
the
game
was
marred
with
a
little
rough
play
that
was
unnecessary.
At
half
time
the
score
was
15-12
for
the
Bankers.
II.
MaeDonald
was
high
scorer
with
13
points
he
also
turned
in
a
very
credible
game
with
nice
plays
and
by
Intercepting
passes.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
LOST
Automobile
cranker.
Finder
call
649,
or
return
to
Kalen
Oarage.
(30)
it
St.-
r
DAILY
NEWS
LOXG
DISTANCE
.RACES
rui.4($&,
and
Bobby
Laibunw
and
Tam
jSuil
Ocicv,
sccuiid,
Walter
Smith.
NISII
EXCITEMENT
TOURNEY
Continued
from
page
one)
'
"-V,
.
AT
SKllTaDUlng
of
Revelstoke
finished
third;
and
Fred
Rush,
fourth,
of
the
Viking
Club
of
Vancouver,
the
strongest
runner
of,
the
north,
making
a
beautiful
run
with
the
handicap
of
a
broken
staff
in
one
hour
nine
minutes
forty-five
sec
onds.
Knudsen
iv$khin
a
second
of
the
ninth
man
The
novice
race
was
won
by
Bun
dtopita
the
handicap
of
broken
"Smith,
with
Bob
Reid
second.
Lskis.
1
Bobby
Llhburne
of
Revelstoke
In
fhA
ln
mo
A
auant
Tu
nlr
Ahram
running
mate
of
the
Omineca
&ki
of
Princeton
hadfClub.
uddy
Brunnel.
mc
miaiurium:
tvtv,i
Tn
inW
Bmll,
Minn
his
stick,
thus
enabling
Knudsen
t&
TSi
;"
"
"
'"-r
bel
MarshaU
second
in
one
hour
forty-five
seconds,
tying
wtthL
.
,iM
paondstrom
for
third
position.
Knut
1
k-
Njven
of
the
Omineca
Ski
Club.
aQd
Jean
suffering
from
a
sprained
ankle,
,
'
.
made
the
course
in
one
hour
eleven
i
i.rf
.
i
minutes
forty-seven
seconds,
with
1
Gotaas
of
Camrose
fifth
in
In
the
junior
girls
events.
Mar-
one
hour
fourteen
minutes
forty-
'
Jory
Stanyer.
Tootsy
Brunell.
Myrth
,w......vv
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klk
lt
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:JT
f
r'T''
"
i,ttoaca
i
minutes
thirty
seconds.
O.
Fiskum
of
the
iamous
Omineca
Ski
Club
took
seventh
plaee
In
one
hour
(eighteen
niinuts
forty-two
aec-
P
Pettenon
of
the
41...nt.ln
Ctrl
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1UVUIIMUU
Ufc.
VWUU
IUTCI-
"
rai'niiuwv
acureu
uiitK
nines
on
nut
:
i
1
.
the
act
will
be
placed
on
the
unfair
R
Allen
and
J.
QUlatt.
15-5.
1S-8.
ishot
with
Dido
Ourrioh
BMing
?Z
mJ"u?
IJndrudri
r
lZ,
nf
"f
list.
'legion
Leading
..
In
Carl
Brand
and
Robert
Bartlttt
beat
W
Tobey
Jr.
and
W.
Cross,
15-11.
17-14
Is
planned
to
play
the
finals
neKtondar
evening.
Only
one
game
was
played
in
last
nights
Billiard
League
fixture
,ranaiiian
t.,in
r,
t
between
the
Canadian
Legion
and
nSwin
J
S
,
'
.
m
a,-
,T
x.
I
Oddfellows
and
Six
Musketeers
won
place.s
in
the
order
named,
and.
in
the
youngest
class
for
the
beautiful
cup
presented
by
the
Lindstroni
camp
of
Houston.
Mia
Schjploerup
.u.
Olive
Oerow
arf
runners-up
tor
in.
honor
of
being
the
younnest
pr:i
winner
of
the
Onunec.i
SHi
Club
In
the
class
A
boys'
jumping
con-
Omineea
was
unf
anHnate
in
break-
t?st
over
the
Ruddv
Hill
some
IngJits.
ski
staff
but
.finished
ninth
:
splendid
exhibitions
of
Jumping
one
hoar
thtoty
minutes
five
sac-'
were
given
by
John
Oerow.
first;
opened
the
Jumping
events
with
a
Prevlou
recordJ
on
the
J""1'
same
course,
led
the
field
in
one
ihour
thirty-three
minutes
forty
;
.
.
n,
.
,
,
with
Danny
Trousdell
torowdir
him
in
company
with
his
1
...
.
.
and
Pat
Mulville.
out,
when
bod
LuiDume
oi
evw-t
.
.
,UoWmo
,.,
,
W.
A.
Qourtay,
federal
denart-
toke
overtook
him
he
showed
luVlf.
tj.naM
filpi
nhi
-mnari
a.rnlu,
men,
0f
Diitalic
work.
rudn.7-rk..
sportsmanship
by
giving
Knudsen
k.
.
.
.V,,,
.
.
.
i.i
,
kuL
,.
.
.
j
the
xmisn
in
one
hour
seven
nun-
has
been
seriously
ill
here
wit'
pneumon'a
was
able
to
sail
las
'
night
by
the
Prince
Rupert
on
his
j
return
to
his
home
In
Victoria,
ac
i
companied
by
Mrs
Oourlay
and
J
special
nurse.
Miss
Betty
Herch
i
mer.
of
Vanroiiver
,
n
u
r
i
n
u
k
m
a
jm
SCOTT
'S
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mm
a
a
a
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m
aw
av
a
iVTRV
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jtfUXf
LtAXAtaX
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You
need
pay
only
for
all
75
c
The
choirs
f,f
Scotch
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t'
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Af?b
APSOtK
J&A
jamm
smm
Ortligghonic
JO
ISMS'
tV.Za
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and
this
is
how
you
do
it
RING
your
Victor
Dealer
a
used
Victor
Record
for
each
new
one
you
buy.
That
gives
you
the
new
records
(formerly
75c)
for
55
cents
each.
Bring
in
as
many
as
you
wish;
take
as
many
as.
you
watit
on
this
liberal
retuoi
offer.
If
you
have
no
used
reGbrds
you
still
benefit
by
the
recent
reduction
of
all
75-ccnt
Viator
Records
to
onty
65
cents.
.
.
.
tfcneii'low
price!
Victor
Talkhif
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of
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Now-yeu
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