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and
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to
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Hall
for
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Accomodation
for
Private
Parties
Oet
the
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reading
habit.
py.
SPORT
NEWS
LEAPS
WIN
IN
HOCKEY
SPORT
CHAT
Billiard
line-ups
for
tonight:
j
Balagno
'E3ks
ts.
Brown
Grot-
,to.
,
Mitchell
ts
Waugh.
,
Bray
ts.
Andrews,
i
Williscroft
ts.
Howe.
Young
ts.
MeLaehlan.
f
There
are
to&eatkmt
that
the
cradle
of
hockey
may
soon
lose
tU
famous
tenant
the
Ottawa
Sena-
tnr
InAtkao
vn&a4-Kl
144
w
4a
ihal
tmvm
'
kssav
uwini
twoawussj
asa
vaaaa
ssn.
its
a
W
J
a
.
block.
A
disastrous
slump
into
i
which
the
team
has
fallen
In
the
last
few
weeks
has
tumbled
them
deep
into
the
cellar
of
the
league
landing.
A
dwindling
in
the
gate
receipt
for
their
home
games
has
followed,
and
operating
the
team
nowadays
Is
hardly
a
paying
The
statement
of
Director
Qualn
prompted
by
reports
that
for
mation
of
a
syndicate
of
Influential
sport
fans
and
Ottawa
service
club
members
to
purchase
the
Senators
was
a
strong
likelihood.
"Such
a
coarse
won
Id
please
us
Immensely
and
would
rerieve
us
of
a
difficult
obttgatton."
said1
Mr.
Qualn.
He
also
let
it
be
known
the
hockey
association
would
be
willing
to
grant
better
terms
on
purchase
to
an
Ottawa
!
syndicate
than
to
one
which
would
,
operate
the
team
elsewhere
and
leave
tne
capital
city
wunouv
a
professional
team.
A
prominent
member
of
the
Gyro
Club
said
efforts
are
being
made
to
Interest
a
number
of
Ottawa
sports
followers
In
the
acquisition
of
the
team.
Sentiment
is
strongly
in
favor
of
the
move,
he
commented,
but
the
matter
Is
in
a
purely
embryo
stage.
'
T.
P.
"Tommy"
Oorman
Is
mentioned
by
The
Journal
as
the
likely
managing
director
of
the
Senators
Club
if
the
reported
deal
goes
through.
Gorman
piloted
the
Senators
for
many
years,
during
which
they
Wort
the
world's
championship
several,
times.
At
present
he
Is
ias-slaUnt:manager
of
the
Agua,
Call-
enter
Mexkd
Jockey
Club.
:
S.M1THKH8-
HOCKEY
TEAM
EASILY
DEFEATED
TELKWA
Except
for
a
rally
In
the
early
moments
of
the
second
period.
Smithers
had
little
difficulty
In
defeating
Telkwa
8
to
3
in
the
first!
hockey
game
played
between
the
I
two
towns
lh
five
years.
It
Is
likely
a
return
game
will
be
played
be-'
tors
long.
I
'SOCCER
.
BRIBERY;
Toronto
.Takes
Second
Plat
in
:
Former
Scottish
Inltnutionil
'
r
Canadian
.-....
Section
cu:
D
n
t
11
-
Tc
Prur
rvrl
nt
tni
By
Winning
Over
Ottawa
Goes
to
Jaa
!
OTTAWA.
Jan.
iOT
Toronto'
GLASGOW.
Scotland.
Jaa.
3e:
;
Maple
Leafs
took
kmc
possession
of
'Far
atwtspttng
to
bribe
a
teeter
j
:
second
place
in
the
standing
of
the
ptayer
to
throw
a
match.
Asaaabatd
j
Canadian
section
of
the
National
Kyle,
roraaer
Scottish
mtrrwmoaal
.Hockey
League
by
defeating
the
lo-!
player.
was
yesterday
jentwwd
to
,'cal
Senators
last
night
The
Sea-
three
onth'
imprtsonmeBl
with
ators
were
leading
two
to
nothing
hard
labor.
J
at
the
end
of
the
second
period
bat:
Kyle
offered
SSOO
to
WiDiaa
Mef-
a
whirlwind
raDy
by
the
Leafs
in
fatt
capnrn
of
the
""t11""
Aead-
the
final
frame
overcame
Ottawa's
advantage
J
In
an
inter-sectional
game
at
'Montreal,
me
Canediects
gave
PhU-aderphte
Quakers
a
good
waBopteg
After
a
stow
start,
the
Canadieas
ran
on
a
rampage
through
the
I
Quaker
defenee.
I
In
the
American
section,
Boston
IB
ruins
once
again
turned
back
the
I
New
York
Rangers
to
tighten
their
j
bold
on
first
place,
j
Last
night's
scores:
j
Philadelphia
l,
Canadieas
7.
Toronto
3.
Ottawa
2.
Boston
4,
New
York
Rangers
3.
leafeak.
to
allow
kit
team
to
be
beaten
by
Leith
Athletic
at
Hamil
ton
on
Janaary
3
WIN
OUT'
Defeated
Portland
Two
to
Ml
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
Lea
goe
WHIST
LEAGUE
I.
O.
O.
F
5
Canadian
Legion
4
Lief
Erikaon
4
Old
Country
Soccer
English
League
Second
Division
Preston
Northend
1.
Bradford
1.
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r
ftLilssass
tkl
WT
2
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not
published
or
displayea
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
British
Columbia
THX
DAIL7
in
I
PORTLAND.
Jan.
M:
Seattle.
Eskimos
went
back
into
first
place
in
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
Leasjae
by
df
eating
Portland
Backaroos
two
to
nil
here
last
night.
The
game
started
roughly
with
several
penalties
in
the
first
period
bat
settled
down
later
to
a
clean
exhibition
The
firat
goal
came
in
the
second
period
and
the
second
in
the
third.
Seattle
is
now
eren
with
Vaneou-Ter
at
the
head
of
the
league
and
Portland
is
in
the
cellar.
GAMESPUYEDi
I
YOU
NEVER
KNEW
BRAN
COULD
BE
SO
DELICIOUS
A
Kjxlmx'S
Aix-BaX
is
a
de-Xlfetfal
sarvrfee.
It
is
as
rood
to
eat
as
it
is
rood
for
you.
Tats
sKxttoer
ready-to-ett
cereal
proteet
sad
relieves
yeu
fiam
toasttsati
and
from
tie
feeadaeaes,
tke
ottxaiaess,
tio
Uek
of
-pep"
tkat
g
with
it
Start
tao
whale
fanny
on
tats
bealta-kabit
tomorrow.
Two
tabteopooofats
af
Alt
Biax,
eaten
d&tfy.
will
pretest
aad
rettere
both
teaoperary
aad
rtoamng
f
stiaatioa.
la
severe
cases,
eat
All-Bbax
waa
eack
mraL
Delicioas
with
milk
or
cream,
fratts
or
honey
added.
AlX-Bkax
alo
famishes
rrea.
which
ariags
color
to
cheeks
aad
lips.
At
all
grocers
hi
the
red-tnd-rreea
package.
Made
by
Kellogg
hi
London.
Ontario.
All-Bran
District
News
NEWHAZELTON
,
wmt
.
.
r
loos
n
Top
With
Six
Masketeei"l-Br"
!
be
ooerated
in
the
future
by
a
new
.....
nt.
s
.,
!anfl
Ktox
K"ers-
'
..
Ji..l.
-.
.
t
.
Word
that
the
team
which
has
long
Prince
Rnnert
Fraternal
Whlt
represented
the
capital-the
Na-
reguiu
nlgBt
Ktn
u
nonal
League,
and
brought
many
a
follow.-
-
'
world's
professional
hockey
championship
to
the
city,
is
up
against
it
financially,
came
from
an
officer
of
the
crab.
Redmon
Qua
In.
di-
rector
and
legal
adriser
of
the
tawa
Hockey
Association,
said:
"We
are
anxious
to
keep
the
team
in
Ot-tawa
but
we
cannot
affprd
to
any
longer."
I
The
natural
construction
to
Moose
5,
Grotto
Ramblers
4.
Canadian
Legion
4.
IjOO
.
5.
Grotto
5.
Six
Musketeers
4.
Seal
Core
S.
Wanderers
4.
Dry
Dock
S.
Lief
Brfkaon
4.
League
Table
Won
Lost
PU.
Moose
8
Six
Masketeers
.
7
Drv
ffdelc
'
7
GrottO
.
6
;
placed
on
the
Quain
statement
Is
nmttn
Ramblers
5
ithat
the
Senators
are
on
the
sale
wanderers
2
Qks
of
OW
and
New
Hazelton
staged
a
fine
dance
last
Friday
night
in
Kttanmax
Hall.
There
!were
'"persons
present
at
the
af
fair
whkh
was
staged
to
benefit
the
new
haM
fund
in
Hazelton.
Smlth-ers
and
Telkwa
persons
came
down
in
a
special
train
to
attend
the
affair.
At
the
annual
meeting
last
week,
W.
W.
Anderson,
R.
S.
Sargent
and
F.
Hunter
were
re-elected
members
of
the
board
of
directors
of
the
Hazelton
Hospital.
Douglas
Lay,
resident
mining
engineer,
paid
a
visit
recently
to
the
Paelfic
district.
The
FeHx
Bridge
Club
met
last
week
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
John
Newtek
when
the
prize-winner
was
Walton
8harpe.
SMITHERS
i
j
There
is
a
marked
tmproTement
,
in
orders
for
cedar
poles
from
the
!
central
interior.
Larger
shipments
i
have
been
going
forward
lately
1
from
sstch
points
as
Morketown.
:
Nash
and
Terrace
and
efforts
are.
now
being
made
to
open
some
of
the
camps
along
the
upper
Skeena
I
Magistrate
Stephen
H.
Hosklnti
'
was
at
Bums
Lake
the
first
of
this
week
to
conduct
the
preliminary
.trial
of
Fred
Wiggins,
Francois
j
Lake
Merchant,
who
Is
charged
'with
arson
In
connection
with
a
recent
tire
in
the
store
of
Phil
iBrunneil
there.
Wiggins
has
been
"committed
for
trial.
j
I
At
the
annual
meeting
of
the
iSmlthers
District
Hospital
Association
on
Monday
night,
Mrs.
N.
P.J
jMoran.
Mrs.
Alex
McLean.
Charletj
iReld.
Dr.
H.
V.
Agnew.
J.
P.
Dow-j
ney.
S
M.
Mayer
and
L.
H.
Ken-1
ney
were
elected
to
the
board
of
i
directors.
There
was
a
large
de-'
crease
In
revenue
last
year
and
the
fnanclal
position
of
the
hospital
is
not
very
satisfactory.
The
annual
general
meeting
and
mining
dinner
of
the
Omlneea
nh
of
the
British
Columbia
Chamber
of
Mines
was
held
last'
night
in
the
Bulkley
Hotel.
There1
was
a
large
attendance.
t
Snowfalls
during
the
past"
week
i
Ka
ViAlriMt
ffmnilv
In
I
tin
triria.
portatton
of
heavy
loads
by
sleigh.
'The
tie
Industry
particularly.
has
benefitted'
j
The
corporation
of
the
village
of
iSmlthers
had
a
deficit
of
close
to
$3,000
In
1930.
I
With
five
victories
and
one
de-I
feat,
the
rink
skipped
by
R.
C.
Da-jvldson
Is
now
high
In
the
Interlink
competition
for
the
Hanson
JCup,
curling
'trophy
GOLF
IS
STARTED
Northern
RC.
Airways
Made
Low
Score,
in
Opening
of-
Mereh-'
ants'
Lea
rue
Last
Night
,
Northern
BritMt
Colarabla
Airways
made
the
lowest
score
in
th.
epenlng
of
tee
Merchants'
Ool'
Leagae
at
the
Sanken
Gardens
but
night,
defeating
Bailers'
by
a
seor?
Of
359
to
397.
Hunt's
Fwrniture
beat
Old
Empress
377414
and
the
Power
Company
Tsnqatsbed
Printers
364-371
'A
ladies'
miniatare
golf
league
will
get
tnto
action
next
Tuesday
evening,
it
kt
announced.
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(Obartecr
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4f
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Loeky
Jim.
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nil.
Morton
Woobey.
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AO.
Marmot
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OoM.
nfL
1.
Marmot
Metals,
nil,
1.
National
Silver.
24.
3.
Noble
Five.
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S4
Oregon
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6.
Pend
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7S.
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Premier,
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74.
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February
2
j
'
Moose
vs.
Operators.
Kts.
of
Columbus
vs.
I.O.OF.
I
Elevator
vs.
Grotto.
Six
Musk.
ts.
Seal
Cove
Sawmill
Toe
H.
vs.
Hawks.
Pit.
Hotel
vs.
BagJes.
I
The
Man
Who
-Stole
Her
GeJ
Thit
IheGiou
Stops
Body
Odour
Thi
ike
Mark
He
Left
His
Mark
A
society
Woaun
in
a
Western
city
left
ber
home
one
afternoon.
A
robber
entered
and
stole
ber
jewels
frata
a
safe.
lie
af-peared
to
hare
left
not
a
mark
or
due.
Whatever
be
touched
IndiKHDR
theaae,
bad
been
rub-teil
or
waited.
Rut
he
foraot
One
Uiinp,
at
robbers
a!
way
no.
A
eareeeMHy
piaeed
drfnkins;
fdasa
on
the
suielioanl
showed
be
hail
takenalr;
a
thuml-!
!
..The
po'
print
or;
n-tliemun.
II
and
the
'y.
hi
hL
room
of
them
1
htison
mm
&
niisjer-pi;
So
Do
You
on
Foods
Dangerous
Finger-Pry
This
true
story
shows
how
1
soap,
you
leave
ntjcer-printe
on
every-
i
That
thing
you
tottfh.
They
will
not
incriminate
you
boneat
people,
but
tkejr
oftea
do
some
fearful
damage.
Those
print
are
germ-ladeo.
Lila
Eateneiou
Institute
liss
27
dawasee
which
may
n
conveyed
by
such
imprint
on
food.
These
germs
come
from
touching
tbinjDs
which
other
people
touch,
reople
who
have
coMm.
pefbapa,
ana
have
couched
or
sneesed
in
tbeir
haoda.
People
with
other
troabfa.
We
cannot
dodge
thorf
germs
If
we
mingle
with
peop
ftnl
handle
whut
tbey
touek.
Id
a
eard
game,
for
instance,
every
card
may
eoovey
some
dangerous
germs
to
you.
The
safe
way
is
to
wasb
yonr
baads
often,
and
always
before
you
eat.
Not
with
ordinary
but
Coiit.i.
i
powerful
t'
i
eiat
after
n-
Wash
vr.';
I
l)iuy
oftet,
voiir
ehiMf
valuable
to
jieopie
ar'
of
trollil
-
;
But
L:
'
foai.
it
i-:
Sn-ed
on
t
wsrid
h:ts
to
make
a
and
Itath
ave
the
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