DRAWGAME
IN
HOCKEY
Vancouver
Lions
Stilt
at
Top
of
Pacific
Coast
League
Tied
'
Wilh
Buckaroos
Last
Night
PORTLAND,
Oregon,
Feb.
6
The
Vangftrer
Uons
played
a
two-goal
drtfwlth
the
Portland
Buckaroos
in
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
j
here
last
night.
The
Lions
took
a
two-to-oue
lead
in
the
first
pei-i
iod
and
it
looked
like
it
was
to
bai
a
fre
scoring
game
but
the
pucks
j
tied
it
up
in
the
second
session
and
the
tightly
played
third
and
overtime
periods
were
scoreless.
The
referee
was
accused
of
mak
ing
ridiculous
decisions
In
favor
ot
Vancouver
and
was
pelted
with;
snowball;
by
the
Portland
fans
I
The
Lions
are
now
leading
by
two
points,
the
Buckaroos
belli?
tied
with,
the
Seattle
Eskimos
for
second
place
or
cellar
position
The
Lions
will
play
the
Eskimos
in
Seattle
tonight.
GERMANS
TO
COME
Full
Male
Team
Will
Attend
Los
Angeles'
Olympic
Games
BERLIN,
Feb,
6
Germany
Intends
to
send
a
full
team
of
male
athletes
to
the
Olympic
Games
in
Los
Angeles
next
year,
it
is
an-nounced.
Altheugh
taking
no
Individual
championships,
German
track
and
field
men
made
a
fine
showing
In
the
1928
Olympio
games
and
expect
to
do
better
in
1932.
It
Is
possible
that
Germany
may
also
send
women
athletic
representatives
to
Los
Angeles
although
It
has
not
yet
been
decided
to
do
so.
EXPLAINING
FINON
CAR
Peculiar
Appendage
Gives
Capt.
Campbell's
Vehicle
Stability
The
long
high
fin
shown
In
newspaper
pictures
on
Capt.
Malcolm
Campbell's
car
Is
said
to
make
It
possible
for
the
driver
to
keep
the
car
in
a
straight
line
when
travelling
at
very
high
speed.
The
Blue
Bird
car,
which
broke
the
world's
land
speed
record
at
Daytona
Beach,
Fla.,
yesterday
by
travelling
245.733
miles
per
hour.
Is
equipped
with
a
12-cylinder
Napler-Lyon
aviation
engine.
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published
or
displayea
by
the
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Control
Hoard
or
by
the
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It-
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$is
WHIST
LEAGUE
GAMES
PLAYED
Moose
and
Six
Musketeers
Now
Tied
for
First
Place
Wanderers
16;
Moose
3.
:wa,Eat
nix
.1
William
Gregory,
with
his
daughxr
LilUn,
as
his
mechanic.''
won
one
hundred
mile
outboard
speedboat
race
on
Alamitos
Bay.
Calif.,
over
a
field
of
the
fastest
entries
on
the
Pacific
Coast.
PLAY
INTRA-
WILL
REST-CITY
GAMES
BLUE
BIRD
Montreal
Teams
Had
Draw
Last
Night
While
X.
Y.
Rangers
Beat
Americans
MONTREAL,
Feb.
6
Intra-citv
battles
featured
last
night's
National
Hockey
League
program
The
Canadlens
and
Maroon
bat.
,tled
through
seventy
minutes
of!
bitter
hockey
to
afour-eoal
draw'
nere
wmie
at
New
York
the
Rangers
defeated
the
Americans
by
a
score
of
2
to
nothing.
At
Chicago
the
Black
Hawks,
had
little
trouble
in
disnosiriffJnf
th
lowly
Philadelphia
Quakers
;
"by
a
owuic
ui
iu
iu
uiiu
wnueMBt
ue-
'
irnlf
tha
lAtfl
W
If"
i.
sprang
a
surprise
by
defeating
the
'
.
W
1
Ml
m
t
aicons
nve
10
iour
in
a
notly
contested
game.
Capt.
Malcolm
Campbell
to
Maki
No
More
Tests
Before
He-turning
to
England
DAYTON
BEACH,
Florida,
Feb
6
Capt.
Malcolm
Campbell
an
nounced
today
that
he
would
makr
no
further
trials
In
his
Blue
Bint
car,
in
which
he
created
a
nem
speed
record
yesterday,
before
returning
to
England.
SPORT
CHAT
Line-ups
for
.tonight's
Billiard
League
fixture
between
Elks
and
Canadian
Legion
are
as
follows:
C.
P.
Balagno
(Elks)
vs.
Frank
Zleman
(Canadian
Legion).
William
Mitchell
vs.
A.
Murray.
Frank
Bray
.vs.
Marcus
Andrews.
W.
E.
WlUtecroft
vs.
O.
P.
Tinker.
M.
E.
Young
vs.
Charles
Baptle.
A
miniature
Golf
League
ha&
been
former
at
Anyox
and
the
first
games
will
take
place,
thW
month.
The
teams,
comprising
four
players
each,
are:
McColl's
I
Boiler
Shop.
MaeConnachle's
Store
Cavaliers
Mine.
Coke
Plant
and
VmSLwil
Jim
.
V
.
1
.
.
I
I.O.O.F.
6;
Orotto
Ramblers
3.
r
,
glon
2.
Orotto
9;
Dry"
Doek
0.
Lief
Erlkson
4;
Seal
Cqve
5.
LEAGUE
TAULE
Won
Lost
Ps.
Moose
8
4
8
Six
Musketeers
8
4
8
Dry
Dock
7
5
7
Grotto
7
5
7
LOAF
6
6
0
Wanderers
6
0
6
Orotto
Ramblers
5
7
5
Seal
Cove
5
7
5
Canadian
Legion.
4
8
4
Lelf
Erlckson
4
8
4
provide
plenty
of
praetlce
as
wei!
at
amusement
for
the
golfers.
Batketban
league
activities
ar
till
going
strong
at
Anyox
with
keener
Interest
steadily
developing
as
the
ma
ion
advances.
There
are
Senior,
Ladies'
and
School
Leagues
all
of
which
are
turning
out
a
goal
brand
of
hoop
play
for
big
crowd)
of
smelter
town
fans.
It
is
to
be
regretted
that
there
may
be
no
intertown
hoop
games
between
Anyox
and
Prince
Rupert
this
winter
on
account
of
the
fallue
of
local
organization
this
season.
Oxford
players
are
here
seen
making
their
first
goal
in
a
hockey
game
playe
dagalnst
Cambridge
in
an
inter-varsity
match
recently
played
at
St.
Morltz.
Switzerland,
Pr'.cf--
THRDAIL.Y
KW3
1""
Merchants1
Golf
.
Played
at
Sunken
Gardens
Last
Eve
Bulgers
made
the
tow
score
of
135$
In
the
Merchants'
Miniature
Golf
League
last
night
The
individual
low
score
was
by
R.
Moore
of
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Airways.
Hunts'
team
actually
made
a
tower
score
of
351
but,
as
It
won
its.
game-
by
default,
this
does
not
count.
The
Merchants'
League
scores
last
night
were
as.
follows:
Northern
B.
C.
Airways,
368;
Dally
News
Printers,
315.
Bulgers'.
356;
Empress.
373.
Hunt's
Furniture,
351;
Power
Company,
default.
Star
Players
Out
of
Game
Washiqgtea
and
Oregon
to
Battle
Tonight
for
Northwest
Hoop
Championship
SEATTLE.
Feb.
6
Star
players
for
both
sides
will
be
off
the
floor
tonight
when
Washington
and
Oregon
State
basketball
teams
meet
in
the
first
of
a
two-game
series
for
the
northwest
hoop
cham
pionshlp.
If
Washington
wins.
It
will
be
the
State's
fourth
consecutive
rnampionsnlp.
Arrangements
ars
being
made
to
handle
a
capacity
crowd.
Dodd
Sells
His
Hotel
Interest
to
Mrs.
Worsf
old
Mrs.
H.
Worsfold,
former
half
iwner,
has
bought
out
H.
A.
Dodd's
interest
in
the
Seal
Cove
Hotel
and
now
becomes
sole
owner.
It
Is
an
nounced.
Mr.
Dodd
Is
leaving
soon
with
Mrs.
Dodd
for
a
trip
to
the
prairies
and
will
return
here
in
two
ox
three
weeks'
time
to
go
into
some
other
line
of
business.
OFFICERS
OF
ANYOX
CHURCH
F.
C.
Graham
and
Fred
Watson
Are
Chosen
Wardens
By
Smelter
Town
Anglicans
ANYOX,
Feb.
6:
Christ
Anglican
Church
here
has
elected
officers
for
the
coming
year
as
follows:
Rector's
Warden,
F.
C.
Graham.
People's
Warden,
Fred
Watson.
Vestry
E.
Ashton,
F.
Dodsworth,
R.
Qale.
O.
H.
Stewart,
Mrs.
A.
R.
Kent
and.
Mrs.
J.
S.
Brayfleld.
L4y
delegate
to
synod,
Mrs.
Bray
fleld.
Vancouver
Stocks
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Jen
arson
Co.
Beaver
Silver.
43.Vt,
44.
George
Copper,
450,
nil.
Georgia
River,
2,
3.
Ookonda.
31.
34.
Orandvlew,
2
4.
Indian
Mines,
1.
2.
Kootjnay
Florence,
1,
1J.
Lucky
Jim.
IVi,
nil.
-Morton
Woolsey.
3.
4.
Marmot
River
Oold,
nil,
1.
Marmot
Metals,
nil,
1.
National
Silver.
3.
Noble
Five,
5
Mr.
nil.
Oregon
Copper.
6,
6.
Pend
Oreille.
75,
nil.
Rufus-Argenta,
2,
3.
Silver
Crest,
lt
2ty.
Snowflake,
3V4,
3V4.
Topley
Richfield,
1,
IV,.
Woodbine.
114.
2-OILS
A.
P.
Con,
29.
30.
Calmont,
22
ty,
25.
Dalhousie;
5244,
nil.
Devenish,
7V4.
9.
Fabyan
Pete,
3.
44.
Home.
1.57.
1.62.
Royallte.
16.75,
1750.
Hargal.
11,
12.
Freehold,
16,
16Vi.
Merland.
17,
18.
Mercury.
3014,
31.
,
United,
26,
29.
,
,
The
Weathei
temperature,
40:
sea
choppy.
Prince
RupetV-CloUdy.
southeast
IS
miles;
barometer.
30.0);
temperature,
39;
sea
smooth.
TORY
HAS
BIG
WIN
Patrick
Hepburn
Elected
in
East
Ttuietb,
With
Majority-of.
Over
Eleven
Thousand
LIVERPOOL,
Feb.
6u
The
tradi
tionally
Conservative
division
of
East
Toxteth
yesterday
returned
Patrick
Buchan
Hepburn.
Conservative,
in
a
by-electlon
by
a
oijjor-lty
of
more
than
eleven
thousand
votes,
the
greatest
recorded
in
the
constituency
since
the
Great
War.
The
seat
was
vacated
when
Ron.
Henry
Mond
was
elevated
to
the
peerage
on
the
death
of
his
father,
the
late
Lord
Melchett.
While
the
total
of
the
Conservative
vote
was
about
the
same
as
at
the
last
election,
the
Labor
vote
fell
off
by
more
than
four
thousand.
MINERALS
DISCUSSED
Interest
Continues
In
Dr.
Srnithrf-ingals
Mining
Lecture
The
Sixth
of
the
serie
of
mln.
ing
lectures
was
given?
yesterday
afternoon
when
Dr.
,
Smltherln-gale's
subject
was
"The
Mlnerais-
Lead
and
Zinc."
Lead
ores,
he
explained,
arc
ga
lena,
or
lead
sulphide,
which
generally
has
an
accompanying
silver
content;
corrusite
or
lead
carbo
nate,
which
may
show
a
characteristic
needle-like
crystallisation
and
anglesite.
occuring
as
a
lead
oxide!
with
sulphur
trloxlde
and
pyrom-orphlte,
sometimes
called
"green
lead,"
a
compound
consisting
of!
Chlorine,
lead
and
a
third
metal.
iF.
Zinc
ores,
he
said,
are
sphalerite
o.r
?inc
blende,
a
zln
sulphite,;
Smith
sonlte
or
?ln:
carbKvatcv
aud;
a
m
m
1
Anyox
ounday
SchoolNames
Its
Officers'
ANYOX,
Feb.
6:-The
United
ChurcSunday6chqol-at
the
Mine.
Calamine
or
2inc
silicate?.'
He
men-1
TERRACE,
Feb.
6:
The
Terrace
.
.
.
....
1
v..mm.u
At
.
L.
11
uonea.
toa
me
tnree
Barer
mm;
u
-uuu
ends,
zinclte.
red
in
color,
Frank
I
"""n
Empire
service
League,
hat
llnlte.
black
in
color
and
wHlp-t1611
Mten
for
the
ensuing
mite,
yellow
In
color.
j
year
as
follower
It
was
nointed
out
that
then,
fresiceni,
.
m.
aui
metals
are
sometimes
found
In
great
quantities
In
sedimentary
rocks
as
chart
or
dotomlte.
thct
they
are
sometimes
mined
for
their
silver
content
and
that
rarer
metal?
sometimes
occur
In
them.
The
manner
of
oeourcenee
was
outlined.
An
opportunity
was
offered
fori
questions.
It
was
suggested
by
Paul
Tickoles
that
it
would
be
of
great
'
adv.antage
to
field
men
In
the
varlouj
centres
to
have
samples,
constantly
accessible
so
that
oro-spectors
might
frequently
examine
them
closely.
It
was
thought
that
in
some
way
the
D-onrtTirn'
might
see
fit
to
assist
the
industry
by
having
a
full
set
of
sampler,
accestible
everv
day
to
all
interested,
in
some
reading
room.
The
samples
would
not
require
to
be
large.
They
might
be
kept
In
sul-
i
table
glass
cases
where
the
magnifying
glass
could
be
used
in
the
study.
About
twenty
were
present.
Evening
Lecture
j
The
topic
of
last!"
night's
dls-.
course
was
rock
structures.
The
structures
known
a
dykfts
are
ine
or
coarse
grained.
They
lie
In
tab-!
ular
or
vertical
or
intermediate
po-sltlons
and
invariably
cross-cut
the
general
stratification
at
some
an-,
gta
The
,hearer
were
reminded
that
limestone.'in
whatever
form
it
max
seem
to
apDear.
is
of
the
cha-'
racter
of
a
bed
or
stratum
and
lh.ould
not
be
confused
with
the
dyke
structure.
A
sill
Is
an
Intru-j
slon
along
bedding
planes'
and
Is
parellel
to
them.
A
laccolith
Is
an'
Igneous
Intrusion
that
spreads
out
between
sedimentary
beds
In
lense-llke
faihlon.
It
Is
burled
vn-!
less
erosion
shows
it
up.
A
stock,
is
j
an
Irregular
and
more
or
lesv
chimney
like
outcroR
of
batholithJ
or
the
deep
basic
rock,
whllo
a'
batholith
Is
a
vast
outcrop
ot
the'
deep
igneous
rock.Lava
flows
wen'
classified
into
vesje
ular.
scoracec-ui
nivmto
and
amygdaloldal
showing
'
different
degrees
of
spone-llke
structure.
Porphyry
was
defined
aj
rocK
showing
hrne
crystals
In
fine'
rock,
ground-mass.
The
ineeker
followed
this
wltlr
a
doscrlntion
of
the
structures
o'
sedimentary
rocki
referrlni
to
th
j
laminated
beds,
the
svnMlnes
th
Triple
Island
Strong
southerly
InntHln'en
the
monoclines
and
wind:
moderate
sea;
overcast.
domes.
The
matter
of
strike
and
Langara-Overcast,
light
easterly
"P
and
tU.KOnformlty.
and
loipl:
wind:
calm
sea.
,and
faults
and
throw
and
alios
Dead
Tree
Point
Cloudy,
fresh
'
and
drags
were
described
and
the
souincasi
wina;
parometcr,
29.89:
vVi-
Mh
r-fpTn
f0
structure
or
-lack
of
such
as
is
ounu
in
what
is
known
as
tho
tegmatU
dyke.
About
thirty
were
present.
First
vice-president,
D.
L.
Mc-
Second
vice-president,
S.
O,
Coo
per.
Treasurer,
W.
Chapman.
The
officer
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Legion
are:
President.
Mrs.
F.
M
Hall.
Vice-president,
Mrs.
H.
Halllwell.
Secretary,
Mrs.
8.
Q.
Cooper.
SAW
CAM
.
FROM
A
Prince
of
Wa!
-
has
elected
off
teen
.
fl
follows:
;
PANAMA
HupejrwtenfitnH
iuev.
rranK
ince
ot
w
ousmieiu.
'got
a
thin
y
oecretury,
ftiieb
uerj
uven
Treasurer.
Fred
-
Calderonl.
Teachers
Misses
Calderonl,
terson
and
Qw2
Pe-
FARMERS
.
SATISFIED
KELOWNA,
Feb.
S
Members
of
the
Independent
Growers'
Association.
In
convention
here
today,
passed
a
resolution
expressing
ur.
qualified
approval
of
the
report
of
Sanford
Evans,
special
provlr.
cial
government
investigator,
ou
fruit
marketing.
At
the
same
time,
the
Independents
recorded
dissatisfaction
with
the
opsratioiu
of
the
interior
committee
of
direction
during
the
1930
season
and,
in
another
resolution,
requested
the
provincial
govern
ment
to
allow
the
life
of
the
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on
March
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1931
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Legion
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Officers
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Hall
President
of
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