frAos"
ram
,
TAILENDERS
f
LOSE
AGAIN
New
York
Rangers
and
Ottawa
Senators
Beaten
Last
Night
by
Chicago
and
Detroit
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
9:
Halge
Bos-twin's
for
shec
which
took
a
queer
beend
Me
the
Rangers'
net
decided
a
duel
f
speed
in
favor
of
Chi-aatef
Black
Hawks
last
night,
giving
them
a
three
to
two
triumph
ovtr
fee
New
York
Rangers.
The
defeat
dropped
the
Rangers
back
into
fourth
place
in
the
American
cMvlsfcm
of
the
National
Hockey
League.
At
Detroit,
the
Falcons
blanked
the
Ottawa
Senators,
tall-enders
of
the
Canadian
section
of
the
league
two
to
nil.
Terrace
Downs
Vanarsdol
in
Hoop
Encounter
Report
of
Basketball
Game
Vanarsdol
With
i
TERRACE,
Feb.
9
The
Terrace
Town
Team
travelled
to
Vanarsdol
and
ptayed
a
regular
league
game
,
with
that
team
Satardav
nieht
i
The
Terrace
team
won
15-9
after!
a
ekwe
game.
MeCuiloeh
was
high
eerer
for
the
winners,
while
Watts'
led
the
Vanarsdol
team
with
4.
i
University
of
Lineups:
Vaaarsdat
R.
Bolton
1,
Watt
4,
P.
Mason
Burton
2.
Kennedy
2
9,
Terrace
McCulloch
9,
Penney
2,
Neisen
4,
Thomas
Moore.
15.
Hockey
Scores
SATURDAY
GAMES
National
League
)
Toronto
2.
New
York
Americans
0.
i
Boston
2.
C
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German
hiavwcigh
champion
of
the
world.
Mux
Schmel-ing.
is
here
seen
busy
at
his
training
camp,
near
Berlin,
In
preparation
for
bouts
this
coming
spring
in.
United
States.
Heavyweights
to
Tussle
Tonight
Wrestling
Bout
Scheduled
For
Civic
Auditorium
in
Seattle
This
Evening
SEATTLE,
Feb.
9;
Charlie
Hanson
and
Joe
Malcowltz
meet
In
a
wrestling
bout
In
the
civic
auditorium
here
tonight.
It
is
their
second
meeting,
Malcowltz
having
given
Hanson
the
count
after
three
minutes
in
the
previous
engagement.
"
W
baJaf
ct;.
ev'
Followers
of
the
Quorn
hounds
were
greaTly
disappointed
as
hunt
was
abandoned
owing
to
frost,
but
much
amusement
was
caused
by
hounds
endeavoring
to
get
a
cake.
WASHINGTON
IS
WINNER
Washington
Quintet
Captures
Northwest
Basketball
Honors
SEATTLE,
Feb.
9:
University
of
Washington
cinched
northwest
conference
basketball
honors
Sa
turday
night
by
winning
the
second
game
of
a
crucial
two
game
series
from
Oregon
State.
The
score
was
29"
to
28.
which
fairly
depicted
the
evenness
of
the
play.
Washington
scored
the
winning
basket
a
few
seconds
before
the
final
whistle.
Schedule
For
Rifle
League
C.N.K.
and
R.CN.V.It.
Teams
Compete
For
Orme
Cup
unit
of
the
R.C.N.V.R.
Canadian
National
men
will
shoot
-but
the
four
high
est
only
will
count.
There
will
be
Wallace
five
shoots
to
complete
the
League
shoots
this
season.
Mayor
C.
H.
Orme
ha
sttndly
'donated
a
eup
for
this
competition.
The
winners
of
the
League
will
hold
the
cup
for
one
year.
Result
of
the
follows:
No.
i
team,
Dw:k
385.
No.
2,
R.CN.VJt.
381.
Offlee,
a
N.R.
380.
No.
3.
R.CU.VJl
374
Dates
of
remaining
league
lures
are
as
followt:
No.
Na
Officer
349,
Station
vs.
Station.
April
10
C.N.R.
vs.
No.
V.R.
Dry
Dock
vs.
Station
No.
2,
R.CJI.V.R.
vs.
N.V,R.
Aa
No.
fix-
February
13
No.
i.
R.C.N.VJl.
vs.
Station.
No
2.
R.C.N.V.R.
vs.
Dry
Dock.
No.
3.
R.CJi.V.R.
vs.
Office
C.N.R.
March
6
3,
R.CN.VJl.
vs.
Dry
Dock,
1,
R.CN.VJl.
vs.
No,
N.VJt.
Offlee
C.N.R.
1,
R.C.N.
Station
vs.
No.
2.
R.aN.V.R.
No.
I,
R.CJI.V.R.
vs.
No.
3.
R.C,
N.V.R.
Dry
Dock
vs.
OfiJce
O.N.R.
Motlierwell
Winner
Over
Aberdeen
in
Soccer
Game
Today
OLASOOW.
Feb.
9:
Motherwell
defeated
Aberdeen
five
to
nothing
In
a
SeottlsTi
League,
First
Division,
football
game
today
at
Motherwell.
BASKETBALL
AT
TERRACE
High
School-
Downed
Native
Son
In
Close
Game
Saturday
TERRACE,
Feb.
9
In
3
regular
league
game
played
on
Saturday
the
High
School
defeated
the
Native
Sons
In
overtime
17-15.
The
Dumbells
defeated
the
Dubs-
In
a
senior
girl
contest
1J-9-,
while
In
intermediate
girls'
game
between
the
Shooting
Stars
and
the
North-
em
Lights
resulted
In
a
win
for
the
former
20-12.
j
In
the
Senior
game
the
High
School
started
without
their
star
defence
man,
Michael,
who
was
out
through
injuries
and
Johnstone
replaced
Bowerlng
at
forward.
Bowering
went
on
late
In
Uw
second
period.
'
At
half
time
the
score
was
9A
for
the
High
Sahotv
but
the
Native
Sons
drew
ahead
chiefly
through
S.
Smith
who
bagged
a
tot
of
long
shot.
A
last
The
Prince
Rupert
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R4tl
mtimlc
rally
tled
the
u.ls
League
comprises
six
teams,
of
six
at
txi
ttme
Bowering
of
thr
men
each,
made
up
from
the
local
school
team
scored
the
onlv
basket
and
and
the
the
in
ha
overtim
nmv
Var
Ihe
Incsn
RaHway.
Six
smith
olaved
a
stood
name
whll
Orahara
was
strong
at
eaard.
and
McLeod
played
well
throughout
for
the
High
School
team.
Lineups:
Native
Sons
S.
Smith
12,
Kerr
3
J.
Smith.
Johnston.
Graham
15.
!
H'th
irKl
Johmtone.
Mc-
L1UIe
Ke"
first
shoot
was
as
JiL
'
4
3,
ITUKT.
II.
RC.N.VRU
372'
Dry'
Billiard
Averages
C.
P.
Balagno-
(E)
17
Don
Brown
G)
7
A.
Murray
(CD
14
J.
Smith
(E)
10
d.
P.
Tinker
(CD
15
O.
Howe
0
17
F.
Ziemsm
(CD
13
W.
E
Wllliscroft
(E)
9
M.
McLachlan
(G)
18
C.
Baptie
(CD
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2.
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may
vui
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TM.
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Young
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Mitchell
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Macdonald
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Stephens
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GOLF'
February
9
Grotto
vs.
Oeneral
Office,
dreat
West
vs.
Bankers.
Flying
Corps
vs
Acme.
Dry
Dock
vs.
75
Taxi
i
THE
DAIL7
STSv3
More
Billiard
il.IRF.RAI.
Games
Played
MEETING
Grotto
and
Canadian;
Legion
Lead"
'Ihsr
In
Incompleted
Fixtures"
From
Last
Week
drews.
far
the
Gro4tn
worr
nwr
r
:
n,sni.
CANADA
WINNER
Defeated
United
States
2
to
nil
ir.
International
Hockey
Final
in
Poland
Yesterday
KRYNICA,
POLAND.
Feb.
9
Canada,
represented
by
the
University
of
Manitoba
Grade,
won
an
International
hockey
tournament
here
Sunday
by
defeating
United
States,
represented
by
the
Boston
Hockey
Club,
two
to
nil
in
ths
final
game
of
the
tournament.
SCHEDULE
February
9
Eagles
vs.
Grotto.
Seal
Cove
Sawmill
vs.
Kts.
of
Columbus.
I.O.O.F.
vs.
Hawks.
Moose
vs.
Toe
H.
rl
Opetaorai
vs.
Elevator.
Six
Musketeers
vs.
P.
R.
Hotel.
February
19
I.O.OJ.
vs.
Wanderers.
Grotto
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Grotto
Ramb.
vs.
Leit
Ertkspn.
'
Moose
vs.
Six
Musketeers.
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Dry
Dock.
February
26
Seal
Cove
vs.
Canadian
Leg4on
Lelf
Erikson
vs.
Grotto.
LO.O.F.
vs.
Moose.
Sir.
Maaketeent
vs.
Wanderers:
Dry
Dock
vs.
Grotto
Ramblers'.
March
5
Seaf
Cove
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Wanderers
vs.
Dry
Dock.
Six
Musketeers
vs.
Grotto
Ramb.
Can.
Legion
vs.
Lelf
Erikson
Grotto
vs.
Moose.
March
12
Drv
Dock
vs.
I.O.O.F.
'
Six
Musketeers
vs
Lief
Erikson.
Moose
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
Ornttn
rs
Wanderers
Grotto
Ramb
vs
Seal
Cove.
An
early
arnval
in
Florida,
where
many
baseball
teams
will
hold
their
spring
training,
was
Judge
Kenesaw
M.
Landls
high
commissioner
of
organized
baseball.
R.
WRfley
Re-Elected
rTrtMenfat
Saeressful
Gathering
(
rwq
awe
games
rrom
last
Tue-j
"
day's
BHliard
League
fixture
be-
Presided
at
toe
annual
meeting
of
Terrace
Liberal
Association
held
in
hvn
nmtts.
mH
rinrt
t
of
the
Terrace
P.
Tinker
25
to
228
while
Charlie
1
Various
reports
were
received
and
Baptie
scored
a
big
win
of
259
to'the
tJectlon
ot
officers
resulted
as
157
over
M
M.
McLachlan
for
ajfoUow8C
Canadian
Legion
credit.
The
one
re-
i
Honorary
prasldents-Rt.
Hon.
W.
mafning
garae-A.
Murray
fCana-
ju
Mackenzie-
King
and
T.
D.
Pat-dian
Legion
vs.
George
Waughjtull-
(Grotto
Is
to
be
played
tonight
Honorary
vice-presidents
Ofof
The
Grotto
is
leading
in
this
fixture
'
Haiuta
MJ.
and
Dr.
H.
C.
Wrineh,
by
907
to
840.
1M.L.A.
One
more
game
was
ateo
run
off
j
President-R.
W.
RUey.
last
night
in
the
Hks
vs.
Canadian
j
Vice-president
W.
A.
Klrkpat-
Leglon
fixture
from
last
Krida.incK-
l
.
Charlie
Baptie
again
winning
by
scoring
a
250
to
222
victory
for
the
Legion
over
M.
E.
Young.
Games
of
William-
Mitchell
(Blksr
vs.
A.
Murray
'Legion
and
W.
E.
WiHiscroft
vs.
G
P.
Tinker
will
be
cleaned
up
rhis
evening
In
this
fixture
the
Le
gion
is
leading
718
to
608.
vention
of
th
Skeena
riding
Liberal
Association:
Messrs.
Kenney,
RUey,
Frank,
W.
KirkpaMck.
HaUfweU
and
Kfhg
for
Terrace;
3.
Couture
for
Kalum
Lake;
II.
Freckman
for
Lakelse;
L.
G.
Skinner
for
Copper
City,
and
C.
Llndstrom
for
Remo.
A
discussion
of
organization
matters
concluded
a
very
successful
meeting.
GYRO
CLUB
COMMITTEES
President
C
.C.
Mills
Makes
Selections'
for
1931
The
following
Qyrtt
Club
committees
have
been
appointed
by
President
C.
C.
Mills
for
1931:
Civic
Frank
Dlbb.
M.
M.
Mac-Lachlan.
Clab
AetlvHiea
W.
H.
Tebey.
Dr.
L
W.
Kergin,
M.
H.
Blott.
M.
A.
Burbank.
Entertainment
Wm.
Crulek-shank
and
T.
W.
Brown.
Membership
C.
A.
KlrkendaU.
Attendance
W.
Mitchell
and
A.
S.
Nlekerson.
Custodian
of
Property
J.
Far-quhar.
Song
Leader-
-M.
H.
Blott.
Serge.-at-Arm
H.
MeEwen.
Musician
C.
P.
Balagno.
Reception
a.
a
Arteneau,
R
MeN'anghton.
C.
E.
Starr,
Dr.
J.
Carson
and
A.
L.
Holtby.
Correspondent
O.
A.
Hunter.
Atheltlcs
J.
Furquhar.
N.
Freeman,
T.
W.
Brown
and
W,
F.
H
L.
M.
Watt.
Raffles
S.
J.
Jabour.
Iniriatlon
R.
McNaughton
and
Past
Presidents.
PREMIERS
QUARREL
Differences
Between
Bennett
and
Tolmie
Are
Delaying
Peace
River
Outlet
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
9:-Co-oper-ativc
action
by
the
Dominion
and
British
Columbia
governments
towards
providing
a
rail
outlet
for
the
Peace
River
is
being
hampered
by
a
feud
between
Premier
Bennett
and
Premier
Tolmie,
it
is
said
here.
The
two
government
leaders
are
hardly
on
speaking
terms,
according
to
well
Informed
Conservatives.
In
the
general
election
campaign
last
summer,
Premier
Bennett
pledged
himself
to
Immediate
ac-tlon
on
the
outlet
question.
Six
months
has
elapsed
and
i
hothing
has
been
done
although
British
Columbia
is
pressing
for
actlo'rt
0
!
If
the
views
of
Premier
BenneHfti'
and
Premier
Tolmie
could
be
brought
together,
the
whole
prob
lem
might
be
solved
and
the
construction
brought
under
way
this
coming
summer.
There
Is
ample
time
for
the
two
premiers
to
get
together
If
they
would
only
bury
the
hatchet.
T.
C.
Wilding
returned
to
thj
city
on
yestirday
afternoon's
train
"
i
from
Kamloops
where
he
soent
ten
BAD
FIRE
IN
SOUTH
Four
'J
J
Persons
Secretary-treasurer-J.
McLaren,
i
V.
,n,a,
I
and
Many
Fine
,
.
..Horses
Perished
In
Oakland
Today
OAKLAND,
Cal
Feb,
9:
At
least
four
persons
perished
and
possibly
46
of
the
finest
horses
of
the
west
were
burned
to
death
to
Jay
when
fire
of
undetermined
orlsin
destroyed
the
sixth:
annnaf
Oakland
Horse-Show
which
was
housed
In
temporary
wooden
structures
back
of
the
civic
auditorium.
The
fire
damage
Is
estimated
at
$325,000
of
which
$300,000
was
represented
by
the
lost
horses.
ExecuUve
committee
iL
King.
-v,0
IjCO
Y
C
H.
Freekraan.
H.
HalBwelL
H.
L.
'
Frank.
T.
J.
Kirkpatrkk.
O.
Cobb;
W.
Jordan,
E.
T.
Kenney,
G.
Taft,
V.
Soucie
and
J.
Spa'rkes.
E.
T.
Kenney.
R.
W.
Riley,
W.
A.
;
Kirkpatrkk,
J.
McUren
and
H.
Freckman
were
nominated'
commia
Panama
After
"
48-Hour
Stay
PANAMA
CITY.
Fh
Th-
APPOINTED
A,C'
GOVEUNok
OF
J
..JjConttnued
from
,
ITW
Duneannan
,n
1
."T
Deeraap
h
.
Lord
a
Rnr
p
8.
in
1921.
Hp
h,
'
8a
1
Paul,,
Ttce-ciiairman
dated
Mines
O
If,.....
stonere
for
placing
voters'
names
on
Prince
of
Wales
and
Prince
George
of
,th.c
fnew
?
,n
w
.
m-
vt
aa
It
was
announced
that
the
revU-
ter
a
two
dj
stay
In
this
city.
The
on
court
would
be
held
on
April
.6.
Prince
wen
honored
at
a
ball
A
membership
committee
conrtst-
while
here
and
lqsal
society
biasing
of
the
commissioners
appointed
somed
form
In
14
finast
loveliness
was
set
up
and
the
following
were
to
greet
Their
Royal
Highnesses,
nominated
to
attend
the
next
con-
Halibut
Boat
Owners
MnliP
Xfl
nVil'nn
nn
being
awaited
on
the
subject
so
it
is
announced
(hat
no
decision
will
be
made
before
Wednesday
night
at
this
week.
WHEAT
PRICE
IS
UP
AGAIN
TODAY
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
9:
Wheat
showed
further
gain
from
Saturday,
today's
high
price
bemg
63Se
per
bushel.
V
thrra
ii
jutt
o.
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