faob
foot
ESKIMOS
Old
Country
Soccer
LANDIS
IS
NOW
LEAD
'
Seattle
Defeats
Portland
1-0
and
Goes
to
Top
of
Pacific,
Coast
Hockey
League
SEATTLE,
Feb.
14:
A
single
goal
by
Jack
Walker
in
the
third
period
enabled
Seattle
Eskimos
to
defeat
Portland
Buckaroos
in
a
hard
and
fast
fought
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
game
here
last
night,
the
Eskimos
thus
going
into
the
league
leadership
with
a
margin
of
a
single
point
over
the
Vancouver
Lions.
The
Eskimos
have
28
points,
the
Lions
27,
and
the
Buckaroos
24.
The
referees
went
into
conference
with
the
captain
of
the
Seattle
team
before
the
start
of
the
game
and
the
first
period
was
exceptionally
free
of
unnecessary
roughness.
In
the
second
period,
however,
some
roughness
developed
and
several
penalties
were
handed
out.
After
scoring,
the
Eskimos
spent
the
hitter
part
of
the
third
period
stalling
and
engaging
In
defensive
play.
The
Buckaroos
tried
valiantly
until
the
last
second
but
were
unable
to
tie
it
up.
GEHRIG
IS
SIGNED
UP
Stellar
First
Baseman
and
Batter
of
New
York
Yankees
is
Booked
Again
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
14:
Lou
Gehrig,
who
has
been
holding
out
for
more
money,
finally
signed
up
yesterday
for
another
two
years
with
the
New
York
Yankees.
The
terms
were
not
announced
by
Col.
Jacob
baseman
and
batter
is
to
receive
a
stipend
of
$55,000.
Ireland
Beats
England
Today
In
Rugby
Game
TWICKENHAM.
England,
Feb.
14
Fifty-five
thousand
fans
witnessed
the
international
rugby
match
here
today
in
which
Ireland
defeated
England
6
to
5
Dr.H.O.Johnsen
Dentist
Successor
to
Dr.
E.
S.Tait
Suit
1
Exchange
Block
Phone
109
SOMETHING
NEW
FOR
LADIES
AND
GENTS
Large
assortment
new
clothes
for
autumn
and
winter
just
to
hand.
All
finest
quality
and
latest
patterns.
Come
In
and
see
us
today.
Suit
or
overcoat
complete
and
finished
In
three
days.
Ling,
the
Cutter
Steam
cleaning,
pressing
and
altering.
We
deliver
any
pari
of
the
city.
'
LING
THE
TAILOR
$17
Second
Ave.
Phone
649
Auto
and
Truck
ENGINES
,10
to
60
Horsepower
Spare
parts.
In
stock
for
the
f
next
ten
years
We
are
wrecking
hundreds
of
cars
and
trucks
yearly.
Our
prices
are
reasonable.
Write
for
information.
VANCOUVER
AUTO
WRECKING
CO.
1249
Granville
SU
Vancouver
Branch
Yard
at
330
Second
Avenue
East
Fifth
Round
English
Cup
Birmingham
3,
Watford
0.
Chelsea
3.
Blackburn
Rovers
0.
English
League
Second
Division
Bradford-Reading
unplayed.
Bury
0,
Charlton
Athletic
1.
Cardiff
City
0,
Bristol
City
1.
Everton-Barnsley
unplayed.
Mlllwall
2,
Burnley
1.
Nottingham
Forest
2,
Tottenham
Hotspurs
2.
nirlham
Arh1fft
9
Prulnn
VnrtVi
'
End
0.
Plymouth
Argyle
0,
Bradford
City
Stoke
City
1,
Southampton
3.
Swansea
Town
2,
Portvale
1.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers-West
Scottish
League
Second
Division
'
Alloa
2,
Dumbarton
0.
Armadale
0,
Brechin
City
0.
Clydebank
4,
Albion
Rovers
1.
East
Stirhngshlre-St
Bernards
postponed
Open
Tournament
For
Badminton
In
Moose
Hall
NOT
GOING
Sunderland
2,
Sheffield
United
1.
"JSf!
of
organiz
yesterday
once
more
denied
the
Third
Round
Scottish
Cup
Cowdenbeath
3,
8t.
Bernards
0.
Boness
1,
Ayr
United
0.
Third
Lanark
4,
Arbroath
2.
St.
Mlrren
2.
Falkirk
0.
Montrose
0,
Kilmarnock
3.
Dundee
1,
Aberdeen
1.
Hibernian
0,
Motherwell
3.
Morton
1.
Celtic
4.
English
League
First
Division
Arsenal
6,
Derby
County
3.
Manchester
United
J,
Westham
United
0.
Newcastle
United
0,
Middlesbrough
5.
Sheffield
Wednesday
3,
Liverpool
5.
Scottish
League
First
Division
Queens
Park
2,
Partick
Thistle
1.
Rangers
8.
Clyde
0.
Alrdrie
3,
Hamilton
A
cads
1.
Rupprecht,
owner
of
the
Yankees,
i
Bromwich
Albion
not
played
but
it
is
understood
the
stellar
first
(jcicuuiiii
iuuiui
mm.
uc
is
giving
I
in
tViA
(mnnrtnrt
rmef
uVuwiiica
Tna
RAWDEAL
IN
BOXING
Len
Harvey
Seemed
to
Have
Won
New
York
Bout
Easily
Las;
Night
but
Vince
Dundee
Got
Call
NEW
YORK.
Feb.
14
Vince
Dundee,
Baltimore
Italian
middle-J
weight,
won
his
second
victory
over
I
Len
Harvey,
the
British
champion
'
by
a
declsk)
in
twelve
rounds
at
Grotto
Leads
In
Billiards
menv
wuj
run
jor
a
coupie
oi
weens
state
College
here
last
night
45
to
willlje
played
In
the
Moose
Hall
the
At
corvallis.
Oregon
State
defeat-tournament
now
arranged
will
give
ed
Idaho
to
the
tune
of
37
2t
local
players
some
practice
In
that
hall
prior
to
meeting
the
outside
teams.
Return
Bout
SPORT
CHAT
f
11
T
il
uorouiy
rtapsey,
ivso
In
WreStlmH
Jraduat
of
the
University
of
West-'
9
frn
ern
Ontario
Ontario
ha
has
hpon
been
selected
p1utn1
as
a
THE
DAILY
NJTWS
C.
N.
DANCE
ENJOYABLE
thTgarae."
commenting
upon
the
excel
;is
disgusted
with
Judge
.Landls
said
he
was
anything
but
'rlsuted
and
that
he
had
no
In
tention
of
resigning.
lence
of
the
eats.
William
Reid
was
general
chairman
for
the
dance
with
W.
G.
Har-
Barrie
and
W.
E.
FunneU.
Decorations
Jack
Campbell,
A.
King,
E.
Tulloch,
J.
Edwards
and
Roy
Taylor.
Sons
of
Norway
Ladies'
Aid
Is
year.
i
Billiard
Averages
C.
P.
Balagno
IE)
18
A.
Murray
CL)
17
J.
Smith
E
10
O.
P.
Tinker
CL
17
F.
Zleman
CLl
14
,
Dr.
Karl
Sarpolls
to
Have
AnoU.er
ry
SJSJL'
Wllllscro"
lE
11
Chance
Against
John
Evcoe
in
,
Smie
SS'
a
WaUh
18
,
Coxntrilttee
.
whleh
which
u
is
to
conduct
an
Seattle
on
Monday
M.
MaLachlan
(G)
18
I-
Jl
Instigation
into
Toronto
Wo-
c
.
B
tpUe
(CL)
u
SEATTLE.
Feb.
14:Dr.
Karr.men'8
6ottbM
Association's
finan-U
May
0)
....
8
Sarpolls
of
Cleveland
and
John
Ev-
c
a
,m"'fef?iei?t
of
the
Sunnyslde;M.
E.
Young
(E)
.
ig
coe
wUl
meet
In
a
wrestling
bout
Rlrls
M"bfU
ndnf.
Miss
Rap-W.
Mitchell
(E)
18
here
on
Monday
night.
It
wUl
be
a
"y
w4
nt"sted
In
sport
during
i
a,
Macdonald
(CD
7
....
npr
rnllptro
rviiiriw
nitVinncrVi
nn
.
.rr
i
return
doui,
tveoe
naving
Deaten
-----
.
B..
.
m.
AnUrews
u
to
SarpolU
a
short
whUe
ago.
j
member
of
university
teams,
andj.
Andrews
(O)
18
Sarpolls
claims
that
he
and
not
WBS
t1U!,e
oecause
oi
ner
aisin-jF.
H.Stephens
tEl
..
s
Evcoe
should.have
been
the
winner
terestedneas
in
the
present
matter
,
OL.
Youngman
(CD
4
"j
In
their
last
jneeUng.
Evcoe
threw
,
under
InvesUgation.
Sarpolls
over
the
top
and
third
rope
:
of
the
ring
at
that
time
but
It
was
Cutting
up
a
golf
ball
may
be
not
counted
a
foul
against
Evcoe
a
short
road
to
blindness,
said
Mlsi
as
was
done
against
Joe
Malkewlcz
Mary
McClelland,
field
secretary
ol
here
last
Monday
night
when
he
did
the
Canadian
National
Institute
the
same
thing
to
Charlie
Hanson,
lor
the
Blind,
addressing
a
wo
ths
latter
being
declared
the
win-1
man's
club
In
Montreal
recently
ner.
Miss
McCelland
referred
to
certain
There
has
been
much
discussion
,
types
of
balls
which
used
to
con
(Of
the
matter
since
Monday
and
lain
an
acid.
She
also
spoke
of
Dr.
Sarpolls
came
north
especially
pea
shooters,
pop-guns
and
poln-Irom
Los
Angeles
to
demand
an-
ted
toys
as
dangers
to
the
eye-other
chance
at
Evcoe.
'sight
of
children.
T.
Clough
(O)
-
3
F.
Bray
(E)
3
W.
Murray
(E)
7
J.
Scott
(CD
1
John
Bulger
(G)
....
1
4391
4151
2406
4013
3252
202
4343
2507
4078
4059
2464
1767
3917
38C2
1499
3833
3412
1026
814
599
590
1342
172
169
Rifle
Shoot
Postponed
District
News
SMITHERS
One
of
Most
Successful
That
lias
1
Been
Held
2M
Persons
in
Attendance
'
In
County
Court
here
on
Tuesday.
an
order
was
issued
against
W.
S..
The
seventh
annual
ball
last
Harris
and
the
Harris
Copper
Mines
night
in
the
Moose
Hall
of
the
Ca-
to
pay
$401.90,
being
a
claim
by
nadian
National
Recreation
Asso-i
Gordon
McLennan
and
Young
elation
was
voted
by
all
the
280
per-
(
Sowe
of
Hazelton
for
wages.
:
sons
who
were
in
attendance
one
of
i
'
d,rear?3Ieyl,W0,TerhamPt0nWan"
Commissioner
of
Organised
Base-1,,
ll,"?
1
M"
A,!X
""J
IT
rers
3.
,
nni
p,r,nnt,i
R.m.ri
elation
has
had.
Delightful
music
as
a
member
of
the
board
of
direc-
Portsmouth
0.
West
Bromwich
R",nr
tiLt
1"
provided
from
9
pjn.
until
3
tors
of
the
Smlthers
Hospital.
Dr.
Albion
1.
i
csruinC
nturcmem
laJQ-
Dy
premier
Orchestra
and,
R.
c.
Bamford
has
been
elected
as
Everton
5,
Ortmsby
Town
3.
rriT
ct
.u
i,.
T....
even
at
that
hour,
the
guests
were
her
successor.
H.
M.
Mathews
has
Exeter
City
3,
Leeds
fJnited
I.
Kenesaw'
Mountain
Landls.
com-
,ea7e:
W
H:
Tobey-
Ibeen
ned
secretory
of
the
hos-
of
ceremonies.
At
the
midnight
hour,
delicious'
refreshments
were
served,
every-
The
Bulkley
Valley
Oow
Testing!
Association,
at
Its
annual
meeting;
1
recently
In
Telkwa,
elected
officers
,
I
for
the
ensuing
year
as
follows:
'
president,
J.
O.
Donaldson;
secre-j
tary.
O.
Ekman:
directors,
Oeorge
Juri.
inrtu
sum
that
ho
in
oW
"ting
M
secretary
and
presld-,0ultorL
W.
Cocks.
W.
Bllieter.
R.
,ng
at
door-
other
commitUiesiMacgregor
and
F.
M.
Dockrlll.
the
best
of
health
and
was
enjoy-
j
ing
his
regular
dally
round
of
golf.
weTre
(0,,ows.:,u
,
J
I,
Invitations
Albert
Palmer.
J.
The
session
of
the
munleloal
Smith,
J.
A.
Teng,
J.
H.
Horton.
F..court
of
revision,
which
was
to
have;
a.
tiogers
ana
Koy
bummers.
opened
last
Monday
morning,
was
.
neiresnmenw
j.
n.
Mair,
James
postponed
untU
tonight
Simpson,
j.
mracnan,
k.
scnenr,
j.
Smlthers
defeated
Burns
Lake
in
an
exciting
hockey
game
which
was
played
here
on
Sunday
la
si.
Smlthers
will
play
a
return
game
at
Bums
Lake
tomorrow
night
in
connection
with
the
Ski
Carnival
there.
t
r
J
dered
by
pupils
of
Division
8
of
Iiow
Urbanized
i
smuhers
8011001
10
hou
who
The
"c
Ladies'
Aid
of
the
Sons
of
i
The
Misonic
Hall
was
the
scene
last
Friday
night
of
a
banquet
ten
passed
from
that
division
at
the
midsummer
examinations
but
year.
Madison
Square
Garden
here
last'
TT
w
.
.
..
.
Bert
Gray
presided
as
toattaiaster
night.
N??iy,hid
'
meettag
las.!and
among
the
youthful
speakers
A
crowd
ol
eleven
thousand
fans
n1?
homef
ms
J-,Mur:.were
Helen
Mehaffey,
Jack
Duntop.
thinking
Harvey
had
won
easily.
'vold
and
V01
nd.
Kathleen
Olraud.
Evelyn
Oiraud.
booed
the
lweU
alUnaed-
c
loUowmg
offl-'Pat
verdict.
Downey.
Angus
McLean,
Vlmy
,cers
were
elected
for
the
coming'
Wlndt
and
Myrtle
Melntyre.
v
resiaeni
Mrs.
a.
uyonavn.
-
Completing
their
schedule
of
nine
Executive
Mrs.
J.
Murvold,
Mrs.
!
games
with
eight
victories
and
only
O.
Wick,
Mrs.
S.
Andersen
and
Mrs.
A.
Wick.
Secretary
Mrs.
J.
Storsette.
.
,
.,
i
Plans
were
discussed
.
for
the
c
Scored
nn,
991
to
.
923
Over
Canadian
.
.
,
Lerion
in
Four
nf
Fl...
H,m
Last
Evening
Grotto
took
a
lead
of
69
points
iver
Canadian
Legion
in
four
out
rof
five
games
which
were
played
in
Forfar
Athletic
1,
Queen
of
South
"st
night's
Billiard
League
fixture.
The
mtn
and
last
game
between
Iness
had
all
been
attended
to,
a
one
defeat,
the
curling
team
skip
ped
by
R.
C.
Davidson
has
a
long
lead
In
the
curling
tournament
whleh
Is
In
progress
here
for
the
Hanson
Cup.
I
piano
solo
was
played
by
Miss
J
,
The
Woman's
Auxiliary
to
St.
Murvold
and
a
vocal
duet
by
Mrs.
'James
Anglican
Church
here
has
S.
Andersen
and
Mrs.
O.
Dybhavn
elected
officers
for
the
years
as
fol-with
Mrs.
O.
Wick
playing
the
pi-
lows:
president,
Mrs.
J.
O.
Ste-ano.
pheru;
vice-president,
Mrs.
R.
B.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
meetlnz
Brummitt:
secretary.
Mrs.
R.
W.
Montrose-Arbroath,
not
played,
tcharlie
Baptte
and
James
Andrews'
6Cinlie?mtn
were
T
EtiTrL
'
.
j
.
k.
in.
,.i
iK..,ved
by
the
hostess
who
was
ass
Is-
Klrby.
dorcas
secretary,
Mrs.
h
H
naiui
fwiYcrs
u,
uunute
univca
o.
-
w.6..va
-
M,
.....
.
Wlndt;
ri.
.t,,i,
thank
t
SL
Johnstone
1,
Dunfermline
,
individual
scores
were
as
follows:
Athletic
Or'
i
O.
P.
Tinker
(Canadian
Legion'
Stenhousemuir
3.
Kings
Park
2.
j
215,
Don
Brown
(Grotto)
250.
.
1
"
Ihird
Lanark-Boness
not
played,
j
A.
Murray
250.
George
Waugh
241.
tlfftl
CPUnril
Marcus
Andrews
219.
Oeorge
THUll
OVllUUL
I
Frank
Zleman
238.
M.M.McUch-1
DANCE
PARTY
fivw
i
s
(lan
250.
E.
G.
jted
by
Mrs.
O.
Wick
andd
Miss
J.
offering
secretary,
Murvold.
.Mrs.
W.
J.
Dawson:
leaflet
secre
tary.
Mrs.
W.
Sims;
baby
branch
secretary,
Mrs.
F.
E.
Page;
representative
on
hall
committee,
Mrs.
J.
E.
Klrby.
,
On
account
of
so
many
other
!
functions
bpln
on.
there
was
a
1
Pupils
of
King
Edward
High
small
attendance
at
the
delightful
I
INIVFRITY
1
School
enjoyed
a
happy
dancing
dance
staged
hist
Friday
niht
by
Uill
V
LilViJl
1
1
j
party
last
night
in
the
auditorium
the
Hockey
Club
in
the
Anglican
IiriMO
Hff
k
THll
411
Booth
Memorial
School.
There
Hall.
I
II
111
O
If
IH
1
Ln
we
150
scholars
at
the
affair
1
The
Moose
badminton
team
has
;
which
was
In
progress
from
9
pjn.
Canadian
Legion
defeated
Cana-
!
arranged
with
the
city
association
University
of
Washlnrton
BeatuntU
m,dnI8nt-
Tunesome
music
dians
by
a
score
of
11
to
4
in
a
hoc-to
put
on
a
tournament
commenc-
state
College
in
BasketbaU
!
furatebed
by
the
High
School
key
game
played
here
en
Tuesday
ilng
February
23
to
enable
the
com-
Bv
Score
of
45.42
i
orchestra.
night.
imlttee
to
pick
the
players
who
are
1
Bfore
the
party
broke
updellc-
Ito
meet
the
visiting
teams
from
SEATTLE
Feb.
14:-Unlversltv
of
,ous
reJrehments.
provided
by
the
rtrmicr
on
m
n.
m
wuma-
Washington
defeated
Washington
,
ZZ
'
-
Smlthers
merchants
are
paying
the
farmers
$1.15
per
100
pounds
for
The
party
was
supervised
by
oatrind
$150
for
wheat.
and
will
be
open
to
all
players
who
42
ta
lhe
flr8t
ot
a
cruclai
two-garae
,
.
AS'
i"??",
.
"IT"
'
WISH
UJ
enier.
h9klhtl
HI
th.
UAnnH
W4
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r-i.i6
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as
uie
srritfs
aEainsL
ine
visiuirs
-
.
ki.k
.m
u-
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i
,
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-
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u&
.iitii
will
uc
lunvni
1
1
ii
1
1
f
1
1
1
H-C
Fraser
of
Prlnee
Rupert,
In
spector
of
schools,
was
a
visitor
In
Smlthers
this
week
on
official
The
funeral
of
Clara,
little
of
Nadlna,
whose
death
occurred
In
2
24
Prince
Rupert
this
week,
took
place
24jithls
afternoon
here.
Rev.
William
238lMcKenzle
officiated
at
services
which
were
held
in
the
United
Church.
232
228
228
227
With
claims
that
distress
exists
In
many
a
home
In
Smlthers,
a
22(j
I
number
of
local
unemployed
work-224
1
men
are
making
a
demand
upon
the
22i
porvlnclal
government
for
lmme
2J7
dlate
relief
In
the
way
of
employ
2u
ment
The
petition
has
been
signed
2i4
by
many.
;
1
1
1
213
2i3
1
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
B.
Brummitt
en-
2ns
tertalned
delightfully
with
four
201
tables
of
bridge
last
Saturday
eve
20Q
nlng.
Prize
winners
at
cards
were
197
192
172
Speedy
Jack
Walker
ic9i
ucai
Hockey
ritmeer
Jack
Walker,
the
fast
and
foxy
old
forward
player
of
the
Seattle
Eskimos
In
the
Pacific
Coast
Hoe-Last
night's
rifle
shoot
in
the
key
League,
has
been
playing
hoc-Orme
Cup
competition
was
post-
key
since
1906.
The
old
timer
Is
poned
owing
to
targets
having
not
largely
responsible
for
the
fine
arrived.
It
Is
expected
it
will
be
showing
the
Eskimos
are
making
held
within
the
next
few
days,
this
winter
ACID
causes
Headaches
When
there's
too
much
acid
in
your
stomach,
you
must
force
self
to
work,
ami
even
pleasures
are
too
great
an
effort.
Appetite
lags;
tbe
digestion
is
poor;
the
whole
system
suffers.
Laboratory
tests
show
an
acid
condition
is
due
to
errors
in
our.
modern
diet
But
you
need
not
wait
to
diet
year
w
ay
out
of
the
trouLtci
7U
a
teUtsfxwtful
Phillip?
Mtlt
MattHtia.
TMs
wtl
neutralize
the
esms
ecW
iastantly;
make
you
fed
like
a
new
person
in
just
a
few
moments.
Made
in
Mrs.
L.
B.
Warner
and
H.
J.
Kelly.
"Sourdough"
McKay
of
Smlthers
was
a
visitor
in
Smlthers
this
week,
being
a
witness
in
one
of
the
actions
which
was
heard
in
County
Court.
PRINCE
GEORGE
Miss
Jeanne
Corning
was
the'
winner
In
the
Queen
of
the
Carnival
contest
in
connection
with
the
Western
Canada
ski
meeting
hert
this
week.
Anna
Dihigreen,
coming
second
in
the
contest
was
tm
mald-of-honor.
i
The
Prince
Oeorge
Agrteultun.
it
Industrial
Association
has
elee-l
ted
officers
for
the
ensuing
yeurj
as
follows:
President.
J.
C.
Pidgeon'
Vice-President,
A.
E.
Sibley:
Sec-!
re
tary.
J.
O.
Wilson:
Treasurer.
W.j
L.
Horruby;
Finance
Committer
W.
L-
Armstrong.
F.
A.
Mathoson
tnd
W.
Prest
It
is
reported
lhat
the
iscorne
mill
ts
to
resume
cutting
lumbor
within
the
next
few
weeks
and
that,
if
the
lumber
sHuatton
warrants.
It
may
continue
runniop.
i
hc
reopening
ofOhe
mHl
would
jHovtde
employment
for
aunrcil-lately
390
men.
Rev.
Father
Charles
WoH-j
has
been
transferred
from
Prince
George
to
Anyox
as
parish
prtett.
He
left
last
Monday
for
the
smelter
town.
On
the
eve
of
his
departure,
the
congregation
assembled
at
a
large
meeting
and
P.
J.
Mur-an.
on
behalf
of
the
local
pebpfe,
presented
the
popular
prkst
ruh
a
purse
of
gold.
lhe
Glseeme
Conservatlw
As--oeuaton
hat
elected
otfler
for
the
tenting
year
as
follow:
President,
JX.
A
Freeland;
Vice-
President,
C.
H.
Coison;
Seexriary-Treaurer,
H.
J.
Douglas.
Mr.
Bolton,
brother
of
the
late
Homer
Bolton,
who
has
Ju.
:ted.
f
PHILLIPS
.
"to
A."?
Take
a
little
u
h
.
ick
headache.
iu.uk,.
acid.henevervfnllfeUi;;
or
feel
sluggish,
wuk,
Phiilin.'
Milt
-f
r
""H
c....,
4auve
U''
lion.
Delightful
h.Uit.
Endow
pbyskiaas
for
:ji
..
.
7
-
.
-
.'ton
flj
fc
cnbed
every
here
for
,m
J!
anil
j.kilJ...
'i
i
UHJ,
11
I
,,,,t
k
tsblet
form.
It
..i.,...
i
name
Phillips
fr
im
pJ
Canada
as
at
Olscome
this
ti
the
body
and
acumpuj
'
Vancouver
for
burial
There
was
u
iariff
gjtsc
ran
way
oniciais
in
Pnwl
on
Tunday
last
Amoniii
penntenden:
Vancouvet:
Quantic,
sup
nnr.Qfn:
ol
power;
S
Vorrisor.
datna
neer.
Bruce
Boreham
pj
preaentatlve.
W
H.
Toto
tlonal
sup-rtntendent
Vat;
R.
F.
McNauxhun
dutikt
ger
ageut
M
A
B..ra.!i
nal
emrtneer
Frd
s
Vfilia:
master:
A.
R
Hol:bv
B
master.
G
A
Olav.
ussjt
pertntendent
Smithen
Groat,
chief
despatches
V.
Deneen
and
R
C
Da
vita.
-masters:
J
o
Mcsrhfttr
master.
McBruie
Arrhi.
w,
Yts4onal
master
mechanic
':.
Oeorge:
W
L
Arrastrwg
agent;
A.
R
Hurki.
nea,
and
E.
GunderMjii
rotdatr
The
establbliment
of
i
crJ
In
Prince
George
wu
asg
I
public
meeting
ahien
w
here
cast
week
A
'xntnsKl
sUting
of
John
Hcndfrmil
ly:
W.
J
Down
Woottpecfca;
MeDonaid.
MrBnd-
Cbuk
Phoo
Rlrf
1
Akf
J
W
Tall
bor
Creek.
Andy
Allen.
QM
J
Andy
Miller.
V
River
I'-fl
Willow
River
Jamet
Utf
Pinertew.
and
Chris
Nl
moa
River,
wav
nsmed
't
with
the
Board
of
Tni
matter.
The
Fort
George
DW
servative
A-sscx
tation
has
tl
otfiotrs
as
follows
for
thfE
year:
preaiden:
A.
j
vtee-presJdent
A
McB
'
secretary,
s.
J
Watson
M.
C.
Wiaalns
exewtiw
Ounn.
E.
H
Burden.
A
t
R
sen,
A.
E
Sibley.
Levi
Martin
S.
Caine
O
H
Tom
Hughes
D
C
Willa"1
D.
Corning
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which
made
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RuperlFamm
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