SSI
On.
..tl
YOU
provide
extra
silver,
extra
dinner
pieces
and
extra
linen
in
case
of
need,
Keep
extra
lamps
too.
For
you
know
from
experience
how
inconveni
ent
it
is
not
to
have
"extras"
to
replace
burned-out
lamps.
Edison
Mazda
glare-free
Lamps
give
the
full
ealut
of
current
contumtd.
Buy
a
handy
r
carton,
today.
.
Hoop
title
to
Be
Decided
in
Seattle
Games
SEATTLE,
Feb.
5:
Crucial
games
in
the
interstate
basketball
series
for
the
championship
of
the
north
west
will
be
played
here
Friday
and
Saturday
evenings
this
week
between
Oregon
State
College
and
University
of
Washington
teams.
Should
Oregon
or
Washington
take
both
games,
that
team
tould
have
the
title
on
Ice.
'
The
games
will
be
played
in
the
University
of
Washington
Pavtljonj
here.
SCHEDULE
OF
WHIST
February
5
Wanderers
vs.
Moose.
I.O.O.F.
vs.
Grotto
Ramblers.
Six
Musketeers
vs.
Caa
Legion
Grotlp
vs.
Dry
Dock.
Leif
Erlckson
vs.
Seal
Cove.
February
12
Seal
Cove
vs.
Dry
Dock.
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Grotto.
Leif
Erikson
vs.
Moose.
Grotto
Ramblers
vs.
Wanderer
Six
Musketeers
vs.
1.0.0
J".
CRIBBAGE
SCHEDULE
February
9
Eagles
vs.
Grotto.
Seal
Cove
Sawmill
vs.
Kts.
of
Columbus.
ID.OJ1.
vs.
Hawks.
Moose
vs.
To?
H.
Operators
vs.
Elevator.
Six
Musketeers
vs.
P.
R.
Hotel.
L-10
EDISON
MAZDA
LAMPS
A.
CAjslADJAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
PRODUCT
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Photo
shows
a
little
colored
lad
of
the
sunny
south,
day
dreaming
with
Bobby
Jones,
"the
king
of
the
links."
in
an
unusual
pose
of
the
great
golfer
taken
at
Augusta,
Georgia.
BRITISHERS
COME
OVER
Women
Golf
Champions
From
Old
iu
cn5aBe
in
.aicnes
in
nonaa
,
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
5:
Led
bv
Diana
Fishwick.
British
open
champion,
a
delegation
of
a
dozen
or
so
British
women
golfers
arrived
n
the
United
States
vesterdav.
They
go
from
here
to
Florida
to
en-
i
iage
in
a
number
of
chamDionshlD
eyents.
Co-ineident
with
the
arrival
of
I
tMi$s
Fish
wick,
who
defeated
her
In
the
final
of
the
British
open
last
i
yepr,
pienna
uouett,
former
champion,
I
J
announced
that
she
would
,
not
be
a
contender
for
ehamplon-
inlp
honors
this
year.
OFFICERS
INSTALLED
Moose
Lodge
Ccremonirs
Conduc
ted
Last
Evening
by
B.
31.
Simpson
and
G.
Royer
Installation
of
1931
officers
of
the
Moose
Lodge
was
conducted
last
nloht
bpfnro
mamhsn
nf
K
Hodge,
Ladles
of
the
Mooseheart
Legion
and
friends,
by
B,
M.
Simp-,
son,
who
acted
as
installing-
officer
Gillls
Royer
assisting
in
the
capa
city
of
supreme
sergeant-at-arms
The
Installation
ceremony
was
fol
lowed
by
a
number
of
speeches
bv
i
the
officers
and
then
delicious
re
freshments
were
served,
with
Mrs.
Charles
Edwards
in
charge
in
th?
kitchen.
Dancirw
brought
the
nro-
ceedlngs
to
a
close,
music
being
furnished
by
an
orchestra
comprising
Mrs.
J.
S.
Black.
Walter
Jio-warth.
James
Sturgeon
and
Bert
Cameron.
Gillls
Royer
was
matter
of
ceremonies.
The
1931
officers
of
the
Moos
Lodge
are
as
follows:
Past
Dictator
D.
C.
Schubert.
Dictator
W.
B.
McCUnm.
Vke-pictator
Ray
Ingram.
Prelate
Cecil
Morrison.
Treasurer
Jack
Preece.
Secretary
Percy
Cameron.
Trust
Ted
Rorvik.
Sergeant-at-Arm-Chas.
Lemon
Inner
Guard
William
Logan.
Outer
Guard
N.
S.
K.
Brewer.
1
Musician
Wlljiam
Beaumont.
Bugler
Freii
Hardy.
Orator
J.
M.
Morrison.
i
ADVERTISING
COPY
MUST
HE
IN
EARLY
t
4
i
Copy
for
display
advertise-
wntc
shmin
he
In
the
hands
of
the
printers
not
later
than
-
P
;n.
iru
day
prior
to
publi-
t
cation.
Tills
is
nocessary
to
en-
able
best
positions
to
be
sc-
cured.
4
)
fags
roTO
Tv:r
Fhr
,
LECTURES
SPORT
NEWS
!
ON
MINING
Emil
St,
Goddard
Repeats
His
7
Rog
Derby
Feat
of
Last
Year
At
Ottawa;
Russick
is
Second
'
OTTAWA,
Feb,
5:
Emil
St,
Goddard
of
The
Pag,
Man.,
yesterday
repeated
his
victory
of
last
year
in
the
Ottawa
International
Dog
Derby
by
capturing
$1000
first
prize
money
and
the
Chateau
Launer
bold
Challenge
Cup.
Shorty
Russick
of
Cranberry
Portage
won
yesterday's
lap
in
three
hours,
nine
minutes
and
44
seconds,
more
than
three
minutes
better
than
St.
God-K
dard's
time,
but
the
lead
held
by
the
I
latter
from
previous
heats
was
enough
to
give
him
the
victory.
St.
Goddard's
elapsed
time
for
the
10-mlle
route
was
nine
hours.
18
minutes
and
42
seconds.
Russick
was
almost
four
minutes
behind.
Old
Country
Soccer
English
League
First
Division
Leicester
2,
Arsenal
7.
BILLIARDS
POSTPONED
Owing
to
contestants
being
busy!
at
their
work,
three
postponed
Billiard
League
games
in
the
match
between
Grotto
and
Canadian
Legion,
scheduled
for
Tuesday
night,
have
been
further
postponed
until
,
next
Sunday.
i
GOLF
POSTPONED
No
games
were
played
last
night
In
the
C.
N.
R.
Miniature
Golf
League,
all
matches
being
postponed
until
tonight.
Billiard
Averages
F.
Bray
(E)
1
250
250
C.
P.
Bajagno
IE)
16
3891
243
A.
Murray
(CD
14
3401
243
Don
Brown
G)
6
1455
243
J.
Smith
E
10
2408
241
1
O.
P.
Tinker
(CL)
14
3320
237
'
F.
Zieman
CL)
12
2796
233
O.
Howe
G
18
3669
229
M.
McLachlan
1G)
..15
3419
228
W-
E.
Willlscroft
IE)
9
2031
226
O.
Waugh
(G)
15
3352
223
J.
May
(G)
8
1767
221'
C.
Baptle
(CI,)
9
1964
2J8
M.
E.
Young
(E)
...16
3445
215
W.
Mitchell
(E)
16
3438
215
A.
Macdonald
(CL)
7
1499
214
M.
Andrews
(CD
...16
3364
210
J.
Andrews
(O)
14
2912
208
F.
H.
Stephens
IE)
..
5
1026
205
CL.
Youngman
(CL)
4
814
204
T.
Clough
(O)
3
599
200
W.
Murray
(E)
7
J342
192
J,
Scott
(CD
1
172
J72
John
Bulger
(G)
....
1
169
169
not
have
extra
LAMPS
too
NEW
HALL
IS
OPENED
Knights
of
Columbus
Staged
Fine
Smoker
Last
Night
With
Large
Crowd
Attending
The
formal
opening
of
the
new
hall
of
the
Knights
of
Columbus
took
place
last
night,
taking
the
form
of
-a
smoker
in
which
a
great
deal
of
enjoyable
entertainment
of
various
forms
was
provided
including
musical
selections,
boxing
bouts
land
addresses.
The
new
hall
is
completely
equipped
and
$hould
prove
a
very
popular
rendezvous
for
members
of
the
order.
There
was
a
large
attendance
at
the
"smoker
last
night.
In
addition
to
the
program,
eats
and
smokes
were
provided
in
abundance
and
were
equally
enjoyed,
p.
C-
Arseneau,
grand
knight,
was
jn
the
chair
and
the
program
was
as
follows:
Opening
selection,
Busslnlch
Or
chestra.
Opening
address.
Bishop
Bunoz.
Song,
11.
Astori.
Selection,
Bussanich
Orchestra.
Three-round
boxing
bout,
John
Murray
vs.
A.
Letourneau.
i
Address.
Alex.
McDonald.
Violin
solo,
Mr.
Oligny.
Barrel
boxing,
Wildcat
Astori
vs.
Battling
Letourneau.
Banjo
solo,
Joey
Arseneau.
Orchestra
selection,
Balagno's
Orchestra.
i
SongaKRt
James.
,
.
Irish.
Jig,
Peer
Byrne.
Three-ourtd
boxing
bout,
Red
Glllis
vs.
Young
Comadlna.
Selection.
Bussanich
orchestra.
Duet.
James
Arseneau
and
Joey
Arseneau.
Barrel
boxing,
Tiger
Henri
Letourneau
vs.
K.O.
Baggen.
.Accordion
solo,
Mr.
Colussi.
Boxing
bout,
3
rounds.
Bearcat
Parents
vs.
One-Round
Walls.
Orchestra
selection,
Bussanich
orchestra.
Adair
Carss
Chapter
Has
Annual
Meet
Adair
Cars
Chapter.
Imperial
Order.
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
lift
night
ejected
officers
for
193)
as
follows:
Honorary
Regent
Mrs.
Alfred
Carts.
Regent
Mrd
J.
A.
Teng.
First
Viqvliegent
Mrs.
W.
H
Bmeeton.
Second
Vice-Regent
Mrs.
Vie
(ouston.
Secretary
Mrs.
F.
Barber.
Treasurer
Mrs.
E.
Brewerton.
Educational
Secretary
Mrs.
V.
M.
Crosby.
Echoes
Secretary
Mrs.
W.
W.
C.
O'Neill.
Standird
poorer
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox.
A
pally
News
classified
advertisement
will
do
that
business
for
you.
I
Belore
boxen
were
permitted
to
participate
In
army
champlon-j
ships
ut
Poi
tobello
to
ranks
Dublin,
they
were
subjected
to
a
I
severe
medical
test
for
fitness.
Good
Audiences
Hear
Taks
by
I)r.
'.
.
-V.
,V.,SmitlierngaJe
I
About
-25
persons
were
present
i
at
Dr.
W.
V.
Smlthertngaje's
mln-ilng
lecture
yesterday
afternoon
J
The
speaker's
subject
related
ehk;f
,
ly
to
copper
ores
and
types
of
pc-currence.
These,
in
addition
to
the!
native
or
practically
pure
metal.)
are
chalcopyrite,
bprnlte,
chalco-j
eite,
covelite,
tetrahedrlte,
tennan-
j
tlte.
enarglte.
malachite,
azurite
i
chryscolla
and
cuprite.
Each
variety
was
described
by
j
the
speaker
and
specimens
were,
passed
about.
Meteoric
and
hydro-
thermal
types
of
metal
deposition)
were
explained.
Contact
metampr-;
phlc
ore
deposits
were
also
refer-1
red
to.
By
a
free
use
of
the
blackboard
the
relative
properties
of
rnetal
patent
percentage,
hardness
and
specific
gravity
were
placed
befpre
his
hearers.
These
properties,
in
turn,
were
referred
to
in
describing
other
more
or
less
important
features
of
the
variqus
ores
or
minerals
with
copper
as
a
chief
content.
At
the
close
of
'the
lecture
a
number
of
rtuestionf
were
asked
These
developed
Ul
further
effort
on
the
part
of
the
speaker
to
throw
more
light
on
the
subject
Among
other
topics
were
the
processes
of
metal
deposition,
the
sol
vent
agencies
of
surface
and
primary
(magmatlo
water
as
they
bear
the
minerals
In
solution
on
apd
on
and
on
whether
by
an
upward
and
compelled
flow
or
by
the
familiar
movement
of
streams
or
groundwater,
the
mlgrjty
forces
forever
straining
and
which
have
for
ages
disturbed
the
earth's
crust,
the
question
of
magmatlc
fusion
of
the
crust
and
(ike
topics.
Evening
Lecture
,
About
40
listeners
-were
present
to
hear
Dr.
Smltheringale's
discourse
on
rock
classified
Hon
in
the
evening.
He
took
hU
hearers
with
him
in
a
brief
and
instructive
manner
through
descriptions
of
the
great
rock
or
earth
crust
divisions,
viz.:
Igneous,
sedimentary
and
metamorphlc.
le
reviewed
with
them
the
aeld."
intermediate
and
basic
sub-classification
of
igneous
rocks,
developing
the
ideas
concerning
crystallization,
fine
granular
mass,
the
variations
of
temperature,
and
rapidity
of
change,
the
so-called
flow
rocks!
corresponding
to
the
Intermediates
and
basics
and
other
interesting
phases.
Under
the
head
of
sedimentar-ies.
descriptions
of
conglomerate
sandstones,
shales,
limestones
ana
other
rocks
of
similar
origin
followed
by
descriptions
of,
origin
c-i
and
forces
that
produce
the
familiar
class
of
rocks
known
as
the
metamorphlcs
among
which
arj
quartzltes,
schists
and
gnelse.
Questions
that
followed
related
to
the
formation
of
quartz
veins,
;he
matter
of
discoloration
by
foreign
matter.
Other
questions
related
to
argillaceous
rocks,
ete.
Very
great
interest
was
shown.
In
the
audience
were
men
of
varied
experience
and
age
and
train
ing
and
a
little
more
of
the
story
of
the
rocks
was
told.
The
Letter
Box
nULKLEY
VALLEY
COAL
Editor,
Dally
News:
j
I
am
glad
to
note
you
are
doing
,
What
yog
can
to
blng
tp
the
atten-,
tlon..of
the
public
the
existence
of
a
local
Industry
under
development,
namely
the
Doekrlll
coal
mlie,
advertized
locally
as
Bulkley
Valley
cpa.
i
We
have
a
supply
of
this
coal
on
hand
and
are
offering
It
at
Alberta
coal
prices,
J12P
and
$13.50
per
ton.
(
CASEY
CARTAGE
FUEL
CQ.
HAVE
YOU
TRIED
A
CLASSIFIED?
More
and
more
people
are
turning
to
the
classified
coi-umns
of
tlte
Dally
News
tp
find
what
they
want.
Used
cars,
furniture
for
sale.
lo,sl
apd
found,
houses
to
rent
or
for
sale,
positions
wanted.
All
sorts
nf
things
arp
advertised
there,
If
you
do
not
read
the
classified
rage,
get
the
habit
now.
Try
H
foday.
Stewart
Property
Valued
at
Near
Half
Million
STEWART.
Feb.
6
The
assessed
value
of
Stewart
property,
sub.'ect
to
the
court
of
revision,
in
$433.
!7p.
Of
this
amount
$347,500
is
fo.
Improvements.
The
Improvement,
can
only
be
taxed
on
fifty
per
cent,
of
th
assessed
value.
There
has
been
an
irvrase
in
the
total
assessed
value
of
property
of
39.-93.
Improvements
how'
an
in-crease
'
of
School
taxes
for
1931
are
reduced
from
eight
to
six
mills
a
reduction
of
twenty-flw
per
cent.
Stewart
News.
LOCAL
NEWS
This
afternoon's
tram,
due
fnr
the
East
at
3,30,
was
reported
earl:
this
afternoon
to
be
on
time.
B.
J.
MeJllsh
was
the
speaker
at
tary
Club
tnd.n
a
the
weekly
luncheon
of
the
Ro-
subject
of
Bankn.i:
IT
PArS
TO
PAY
FOR
QUALITY
HENN
Add
Nourishment
to
Kiddles'
Mtal
Ktrtt
bp
without
s
tm
o(
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Qibi
for
OXO
thould
be
I
parr
,,f
e,ttJ
child's
roid-dif
mtilttnt
M
bouillon
idd
to
icupj,
gratiti
and
itcwj
for
that
extra
Douriihment
ihn
rot
am
itrooy,
bcahbjr
At
Ytur
Grten'f
la
tint
of
4
and
to
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