A
Difficult
Spectacular
action
is
displayed
ns
Captain
Barord
of
the
United
States
army
Olympic
team
takey
Suzanne
over
a
difficult
three-bar
hurdle
at
Fort
Rosecrans,
Caliiurnio.
where
they
are
training.
Winter
Sports
in
Prince
Rupert
SKMNG
ON
MOUNT
OLDFIELD
By
Dr.
II.
Skl-jng
i
one
of
the
finest
forms
of
winter
outdoor
recreations.
And
Its
popularity
as
a
winter
sport
here
in
Canada
has
in
recent
years
grown
tremendously
as
every
year
an
Increasing
numbers
of
lovers
of
the
great
outdoors
takes
up
this
wonderful
ana
thrilling
sport.
For
example,
the
Ottawa
Sfc
dub
ten
years
ago
had
only
X
members.
The
membership
toda;
numbers
2,300.
And
that
is
only
one
of
the
several
Ski
Clubs
In
the
Capital.
in
Vancouver
there
are
now
t
least
three
ski
clubs,
with
their
ski
camps
on
O
rouse
Mountain
and
Hollyburn
Ridge.
It.
therefore,
Is
surprising
to
find
that,
here
In
Prince
Rupert,
wj
have
as
fine
a'
place
for
skl-tne
as
you
can
wish
for.
In
fact,
It
can
be
favorably
compared
with
the
skl-lng
grounds
of
many
of
thi
most
famous
winter
resorts
In
Norway
but
nobody
seems
to
know
about
It.
I
came
to
Prince
Rupert
In
January
last
year
and,
although
I
was
told
there
were
no
possibilities
for
skl-lng
here,
I
wanted
to
find
out
for
mycelf.
So
I
went
up
on
Mount
Qldfleld
several
times
during
the
winter
and,
spring
and
was
sur
prised
'to
find
an
abundance
of
snow
up
there
even
quite
late
latt
spring.
Now.
last
year
we
had
unusually
little
snow
so
there
should
be
plenty
bf
snow
on
Mount
Oldflelu
every
winter
for
skl-lng.
Should
Be
Ski
Club
I,
therefore,
think
Prince
Rupert
should
have
its
Ski
Club,
with
a
club
camp
on
a
suitable
place
on
the
ski.
trail
leading
to
the
top
of
Mount
Oldfleld.
When
speaking
of
skl-lng,
mos
people
seem
to
think
it
a
very
dangerous
sport
with
fractured
legs
or
even
worse
accidents
Rabin
to
happen
"at
any
time.
Of
course,
like
all
sports,
skl-lng
has
lu
risks.
But
I
have
seen
the
thousands
o'
members
of
the
ski
clubs
I
used
to
belong
to
go
skl-lng
Sun
One
To
Take
collector
of
taxation.
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of
The
Sport
World
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PHILLIES
m
LEAD
Quaker
Town
Supreme
In
Ilolh
National
and
American
Baseball
Leagues
PHILADELPHIA,
April
18:
Philadelphia
reigns
supreme
In
both
major
leagues
as
a
result
of
week
end
phty.
The
Athletics
won
both
Saturday
and
Sunday
over
the
Washington
Senators,
who
had
been
hitherto
unbeaten,
and
toppled
Walter
Johnson's
crew
from
the
top
to
third
place.
n
the
National
League,
the
Phillies,
although
losing
their
first
game
of
the
season
on
Saturday
when
they
were
shut-out
by
the
Brook
lyn
Dodgers,
came
back
yesterday
to
shut-out
Brooklyn
and
retain
the
exclusive
leadership.
The
Chicago
Cubs'
are
in
second
place
in
the
National
League
as
a
'
result
of
defeating
the
St.
Louis
j
Cardinals
yesterday.
j
Chicago
White
Sox
and
New
York
Yankees,
as
a
result
of
victories
on
Saturday
over
Cleveland
Indians
and
Boston
Red
Sox
respectively,
are
tied
for
second
place
in
the
Am
erlcan
League.
Results
of
week-end
play
were
as
follows:
SATURDAY
SCORES
American
League
St.
LouU
2,
Detroit
3.
Cleveland
1,
Chicago
5.
New
York
14,
Boston
4.
Washington
2,
Philadelphia
National
League
Boston
5,
New
York
4.
Philadelphia
0,
Brooklyn
5.
Pittsburg
0.
Cincinnati
5.
SUNDAY
SCORES
American
League
St.
Louis
1,
Detroit
0.
Philadelphia
11,
Washington
3.
Cleveland
6,
Chicago
1.
New
York-Boston,
postponed
or
i
account
of
cold
weather.
National
League
Chicago
4,
St.
Louis
1.
New
York
6,
Boston
0.
Philadelphia
2,
Brooklyn
0
(11
innings).
Pittsburg
4.
Cincinnati
3.
Made
Perfect
Score
Irene
Knox.
Buiti
sharpshooter,
knows
her
buliseyes
all
right.
She
scored
509
out
of
600,
tried
again
and
got
a
perfect
total.
CONSENT
TO
JUDGMENT
Counsel
for
defendant
conwn.ei
to
Judgment
with
costs
this
plotting
in
tho-
County
Court
case
In
which
J.
R.
Mitchell
et
al
were
su
ing
A.
Richmond
for
$98.
T.
W.
Brown
acted
as
counsel
for
plaintiff
while
W.
O.
Fulton
appeared
for
defendant.
'his
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
lirltlsh
Columbia.
O.
Johnsen
day
after
Sunday
with
hardly
any
worse
accident
than,
perhaps,
a
sprained
ankle
resulting
from,
all
the
unavoidable
bad
falls
during
a
winter
season.
,4.
Of
course!
most
of
th?
people
here
know
about
skl-lng
only
from
what
they
have
seen
In
pictures
at
the
show
and
these
have
been
pictures
from
Jumping
contests.
But
Jumping
is
only
a
branch
c!
the
ski
sport
and.
Just
like
hl(?h-diving
or
fancy-divine.
Is
taken
bn
only
by
a
small
number
of
the
people
who
find
pleasure
and
recreation
in
the
swimming
sport.
Only
few
of
the
skating
enthusiasts
go
In
for
Jumping
on
skates,
so
only
a
very
limited
number
of
the
members
of
a
ski
club
will
take
up
skl-Jumplng.
largely
due
tc
tne
ract
that
Jumping
requlroj
special
sktls,
not
suited
for
any
other
form
of
skiing.
The
most
popular
forms
of
skiing
are
cross
country-skl-lnz
mountain
climbing
on
sklls
and
uownhlll
racing
which
furnish
thrills
ample
to
satisfy
even
the
most
venturous.
Had
Splendid
Sport
I
have
certainly
had
a
lot
of
splendla
skiing
on
Mount
OldfieM
this
winter
and
think
it
is
a
shame
nobody
takes
advantage
of
the
opportunities
for
a
wonderful
winter
sport
we
have
so
close
at
hand
Now,
the
old
trail
Is,
of
course,
no
good
for
skl-lng.
as
eve'rvon
who
has
been
up
there
can
easily
Imagine,
but
I
have
this
winter
been
using
another
trail
that
13
splendid
for
skl-lng.
both
easv
to
get
up
and
giving
plenty
of
speed
ana
innils
when
racing
down.
Of
course,
this
trail
can
marked
up
and
a
little
clearing
ma
a
lew
improvements
made
so
is
to
not
make
it
to
difficult
ro
follow.
Now,
In
order
jto
give
people,
at.
Idea
of
the
wonderful
sfi.ln(j
grounds
we
have
right
here
on
Ka.
len
Island,
Mayor
Orme
has
kind
ly
promised
to
exhibit
some
n!..
turet
from
skl-lng
trips
lo
the
top
of
Mount
Ol&fleld.
Those
pictures
might
as
well
nave
been
exhibited
as
skl-lng
pictures
from
some,
famous
Hnr.
welan
winter
resort,
bjnV
they
are
i.
lain
rigm
nere
on
Katen
Is
land.
i
look
at
the
picture,
aprf
If
you
are
Interested,
send
m
note
and
tell
me
so,
and
clve
your
name
and
address
and.
If
r
find
there
is
enough
Interat
In
It.
we
will
try
and
get
a
ski
club
started.
j
The
B.C.
Qazette
announces
the
;
appointment
of
Government
Agenl
Hubert
B.
Campbell
of
Bmlthers
as
Edmonton
Grads
Beat
Vancouver
Basketball
Team
VANCOUVER,
April
l8:-Edmon-ton
Commercial--Orads,
world's
i
j
champion
women's
basketball
team,
defeated
Vancouver
Witches
by
a
score
of
100
to
43
In
a
fast
basketball
game
here
at
the
end
of
the
week.
Baseball
Standings
j
American
Leagu
j
W.
L.
Pet.
Philadelphia
3
1
,750,
cil
Chicago
4
2
0Q7
New
York
,.2
1
.697
it
Washington
;...S
3
,600
Detrplt
'.:
..3
3
.600
Cleveland
2
3
.400
St.
Louis
.....2
4
.333
Boston
0
4
.000
National
League
'
W.
L.
Pet.
Philadelphia
3
1
.750
Chicago
3
2
.600
Boston
2
2
.500
Cincinnati
3
3
.500
use
Pittsburg.
3
3
.500
Brooklyn
2
2
.500
St.
Louis
2
3
.400
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York
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4
20
for
25c
The
Burns
Lake
and
District
ildard
of
Trade
has
hud
1000
folders
printed
containing
Information
of
Interest
to
settlers
thinking
of
coming
to
this
district
to
take
up
land.
While
driving
a
load
of
wood
on
Monday
last
on
Burns
Lake",
the
Ice
suddenly
'gave
away
a"nd
Thomas
i
JUdley,
hit
team
and
load
were
precipitated
into
Jhe
icy
water.
There
ere
no
111
effects
following
the
old
bath.
PRINCE
GEORGE
There
has
been
cooler
weather
here
during
the
past
week
with
touches
of
frost
In
the
evenings.
The
North
wi
t
Telephone
Co
which
controls
the
local
telephone
'system,
has
assured
the
city
coun
that
no
increase
will
be
made
in
,tes
here
for
a
period
of
five
years
i
least
The
city
council
is
considering
building
a
sidewalk
and
roadway
on
Wells
6treet
which
would
open
up
he
Crescent
area
of
the
city
whlon
las
long
been
clamoring
for
direct
iccess
to
town.
Ottlnff
in
In
trfrenp
U'tth
Bur-
v
j
rounaing
ctuaen
ana
property,
it
i
may
be
necessary
to
prohibit
Uw
of
Duchess
Park
here
for
fur
ther
playing
of
baseball
games.
F.
J.
Boutell
of
Prince
Rupert,
re-250
presentatlve
of
the
International
Mrs.
W.
J.
Allan
and
W
H
r-l
Tne
Hit
of
a
series
of
enjoyable
Smart...
To
be
truly
smart
one
must
hate
a
certain
keen
perception
which
enables
them
fa
recoguhe
at
a
glance
that
which
is
not
only
the
vogue
at
the
moment
but
which
also
has
real
value
.
.
.
that
is
why
so
many
of
the
smart,
younger
set
choose
Dixie
Cigarettes.
Those
vtith
an
eye
for
vnartness
recognize
a
finer
appearance
.
.
.
those
with
a
taste
tor
a
cooler,
sweeter,
more
fragrant
mellowness
realize
how
much
more
they
receive
when
they
smoke
Dixie,
Canada's
Pleasure
Smoke,
DIXIE
The
BETTER
Thtye
imi-aly
uwkr
the
i
ilic
we
admit,
but
the
play
a
nifty
game
of
basketball
All
art
member
Young
Women's
Christian
Assoc
i
ttnn,
WHwpuuucHci:
ocjiooi,
u
spennmg
Armstrong.
Mrs.
w
I
Ar
a
few
days
In
Prince
George
on
and
Dr.
Carl
Ewert
v
IhmlnAsi
.
i
.
...
...
,
biuu
jjiizcb
jor
ine
H-ii"
n
milieu
uc
ucru
inc
nri
jooioaii
uanv
11
held
here
during,
the
past
winter
season
to
be
seen
here
vt
oj
ine
uanaawn
xegion
look
pmce
last
Friday
night
w
hen
M
last
Wednesday
night.
Prize-win-
George
and
Scandinavian
ners
were
Mrs.
William
Blair.
W.
L.
met.
WW
CIGARETTE
.
't.
-
t
V
and
in
flat
tins
of
fifty
and
ono
hundred