PAOE
FOUR
Norwegian
Fancy
Skater
:
Fi
i
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.
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B
mm
MB
a.
aBBaBBVaaaBaaaaaaaftaaaaaaaa.
Sonja
Henie
of
Norway
takes
the
kinks
out
of
her
legs
at
Madison
Square
Garden
in
New
York
before
proceeding
to
Lake
Placid.
She
wore
a
costume
of
Nile
green
silk
with
jaunty
little
hat
to
match.
SPORT
NOTES
The
Olympic
Games
got
their
name,
it
is
saki,
from
Olympia,
Greece,
where,
according
to
history,
they
were
first
held.
Some
legends
name
Hercules,
or
Heracles,
as
the
originator.
By
others
the
beginning
Is
ascribed
to
a
footrace
between
Pelopa
and
Oenomaus.
The
latter,
,
was
wont
to
challenge
aspirants
to
his
daughter's
hand,
beat
them
in
.
i
a
race
and
then
stay
them.
His
son-
i
,
in-law
would
have
to
be
no
flat
'
foot,
for
Oenomaus
was
possessed;
of
agile
legs.
In
776
B.C.
the
Games
were
placed
on
a
permanent
basis
.
by
keeping
the
list
of
winners.
They
were
continued
at
four-year
Inter-!
'
vals
until
AD.
393,
(the
293rd
Ol-i
ympiai
when
they
lapsed,
to
be
re-1
newed
at
Athens
in
189$.
Today
we
'
enter
on
the
first
stage
of
the
tenth
modern
Olympiad.
j
1
The
honor
of
winning
an
event
In
the
ancient
days
was
perhaps
even
greater
than
It
Is
today.
In
the
1
first
place,
there
were
only
a
few
events,
comprising
footracing,
boxing,
wrestling,
throwing
a
heavy
stone,
discus
throwing,
Javelin
throwing
and
leaping
as
well
as
chariot
and
home
races.
Secondly,
each
competitor
was
trained
under
direct
supervision
of
the
author-Hies
to
Insure
perfect
condition.
When
a,
winner
returned
home,
the
walls
were
torn
down
and
he
might
be
a
civic
guest
for
a
year,
with
festivals
In
his
honor.
All
his
life
,he
was
venerated
as
an
Olympic
victor.
Today
the
victor
may
not
receive
such
honors,
but
the
spec-
.tacle
itself,
the
news
of
which
is
flashed
by
wire
and
radio
throughout
the
civilized
world,
outdoes
anything
the
ancients
had
to
offer.
RESULTS
IN
WHIST
Marketeers,
Moose,
Sons
of
Norway,
Grotto
and
Legion
Win
Whist
League
scores
last
night
were
as
follows:
Marketeers
6,
Totem
Park
3.
Moore
6.
Fiah
Packers
3.
Sonn
of
Norway
6,
Seal
Cove
3.
Grotto
5,
Empress
4.
'
.
Legion
5,
I.
O.
O.
F.
4.
League
Standing
W.
L.
P.
LeRlon
10
5
10
n)pt"flc
9
6
0
Grotto
9
6
9
Moose
:.
9
6
9
Sons
of
Norway
9
6
9
Musketeers
8
7
8
I.
O.
O.
F
8
7
8
Seal
Cove
0
9
6
Fish
Packets
6
9
6
Totem
Park
1
14
1
Insist
on
"GRANTS
BEST
PROCURABLE"
-The
Original
For
Sale
at
Ventlura
or
direct
from
"Mall
Order
1
lrpt."
Liquor
Control
Hoard,
Victoria,
II.
C
i
BEST
PROCURABLE'
PURE
SCOTCH
WHISKY
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
llottlrd
and
(urutMtl
ly
WilUan
Ortil
S
Sun
Uaiilnl
Uainddwli
anil
town
4
CIukow,
8o(IimI.
m
I
1
Tliis
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
the
Government
of
Driti&h
Columbia.
r
-v
-
i
MONTREAL
in
the
cellar.
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
W.
U.
L.
Toronto
-..i5
5
12
Canadiens
5
14
Americans
12
C
IS
Maroons
12
0
17
American
DivKlon
;Ranjers
19
5
10
Chicago
12
10
11
Detroit
IS
4
16
Boston
.
.;
10
9
13
Whist
Schedule
February
IS
Grotto
vs.
Fish
Packers.
Moose
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Legion
vs
Musketeers
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Empress.
Totem
Park
vs.
Seal
Cove.
February
25
Seal
Cove
vs.
Grotto.
Moose
vs.
Legion.
Musketeers
vs.
I.O.O.F.
EmpreSs
vs.
Fish
Packers,
totem
Park
vs.
Sons
of
Norway
the
daily
news
FrldV
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
Atlin
Looks
Forward
to
Bright
Future
French
Company
'
Operating
on
Large
Scale
IJnft-
Y
t.
.
ingr
on.
Silverado
While
mining
activity
in
the
Atlin
district
is
experiehc-
XF
A
lVf
mJN
'
l'le
usua
winter
Ql"etn.es.s
there
is
every
reason
tb,an-
International
Division
ion
Standing
Tied
t'p
J
ing
Manner
Last
Night
!
MONTREAL,
Feb.
12:
It
was
a
I
large
evening
for
the
Montreal
teams
in
the
National
Hockey
League
last
night.
Incidentally,
the
standings
of
the
International
division
became
tied
up
In
a
rather
unusual
manner.
Playing
at'
home,
the
Canadiens
trounced
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks
by
a
score
of
4
to
1
and
moved
into
a
tie
again
with
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
for
first
place
in
the
international
division
standing.
foot
par.
33
feet
and
Hi
18
lnchet
deep
and
four
feet
wide
at
the
Dftm3k
received
treatment
for
a
ot
water.
This
has
been
aehlevt
1
hear
and
composite
serp'anUnfo
'few
days
a1
Premier
hospital
bsiDy
tPPis:
Ihe
water
from
Olte:
'roxclnlte
rkn
was
encotintered.
iiore
twain
on
tr
Prince
Rape.
SHwke.
Wright.
Idaho.
Casino
srt
Thlr
v
is
ovrb'n
bv
cm-ntot
'where
the
head
office
of
Indian
Un,wi
Creeks
Into
the
main
system
'
h
gravel
with
siaeablc
boulders
iMrnesLta-
is
looted
Mr
Dlmock
ditch
and
flume.
Should
It
he
whole
having
the
apnearinc
foot
long
Mu
installed
at
th-
.
'
j
appears
to
b
little
the
worse
fr
teceary.
It
is
ate
Intends
I
of
a
rlvr-wii.
It
'vonid
anpev
!
Ms
arduous
cxD-rienres
one
of
Qaarte
Creek,
sit
atled
atwv
'i"n
niMtndi
of
the
rim
p.
J.
Sawder
-l
which
was
to
hike
to
PremU
-
two
mIle
nw
thtiov
Creet
ootnt
and
H
frre'Ulon
wli
1
v.
VaccHer
L:
"ifrom
the
Indian
min
In
betoiTh
present
systm
tatals
abo-
'hat
tutting
acr:
th
old
wor-
W
Stuart
.J
eto
-watther
following
the
fin-,
ht
rnI,cf
wwwneriehig
at
Unlov.
Imr
to
the
southeast
that
there
U
J
May
4H
30
clad
only
in
en
old
pair
of
trousers
Cm
on
the
norh
end
abont
nod
llk-llhopd
of
this
workln
P
Johnson
e
30
an
old
nwkinaw
wKh
a
sleeve
a!xv
fl'Hprlse
Like.
Of
w-.lhtin
r
the
rdte
of
the
oW
chin-
N.
Chencwki
!gOBe
and
an
old
pair
of
boo-,
"non'
'-n',n
thH
h
Thf
pror-ricn
of
thi
O.
Howe
E'
43
(without
seeks.
:
ffnir-.
Th
mat-rial
Is
deHvetVn
"tutnst.t
at
present
grari?
L.
Raabe
tj'
34
j
in
flat
24-gaue
swst
and
would
carry
It
throufh
the
old
A-
Zatloroskl
;
301
The
Campagnie
Francaise
dei
ttLa
oent
on
tn
g"nd
to
the
j
workings
at
approximately
90
fet
R.
Wicks
'II'
1
requlred
haJNrourKl
cunre
ai-dilower
elevation.
Promising
dean-'P-'
Chenoskl
1
29
Mines
D-or
Du
Canada
controls
a
aonslderable
section
of
the
Otteri
"""
t"-f
irm-iops
were
muc
ai
me
Degmning.
Creek
area
and
is
operating
under
;that
can
be
very
flxlb,y
adapted
I
of
the
1931
season,
in
this
opera-W.
Huteon
H
PracUcalljr
contour
of
!
tlon
the
W.
Funnel)
J
the
local
managem-nt
of
J
Elto
any
excellent
prtwf
ess
achlev-1
Morao,
says
Dr.
Joseph
T.
Mandy,
resident
mining
engineer
for
th
provincial
government,
tn
an
official
report
on
placer
operation.?
in
the
Atlin
district.
The
methoi
of
operation
for
cutting
in
toward;
bedrock
being
conducted
by
Just
five
years
old,
is
Leila
Quinn.
but
.she
swims
and
dives
like
a
dolphin.
William
Kohler,
swimming
instructor
to
the
children
of
the
wealthy
at
Palm
Beach,
presents
the
wee
minnow
with
a
cup.
EMPRESS
Three.
Out
of
Five
Games
In
Jun-1
Prtmo
Vaccher,
199;
Pete
Chenoskl.
200.
j
Oam-,
of
Branv
Wendle
(League
f
M
I
E
A
Ta
Nitlons)
vs.
Nick
Chenoskl
IIM
I
.r.X
I
li
"Empre.
sp
and
Roy
Pong
vs.
A.
lor
Billiard
League
Flu'urc
i
Asycd,
.
With
three
of
the
five
games
played,
Empre
took
.an
aggregate
lead
of
.600
lo
482
over
League
ct
Nations
in
last
nighta
Junior
Billiard
League
fixture.
Individual
scores
were
as
follows:
1
Frank
Aldrldge
League
of
Na
lions),
148;
George
Howe
(Empress),
200.
Earl
Batt,
135;
Paul
Johnson,
200,
Tell
TTi
raT7
'
.
jOUUL
SCHEDULE
Feb.
15-
L.
of
N.
vs.
Hawks.
Feb.
18
Empress
vs.
Jewelers.
Feb.
22-
Hawk
Vs.
L.
of
N.
Feb.
-Jewelers
vs.
Empress.
Mar.
l
Empress
vs.
L.
of
N.
Mar.
4
Hawk
y
Jewelers.
Mar.
8
I
of
N.
vs.
Haw;'.x.
Mar.
11
Jewelers
vs.
L.
of
N.
rough
terrain.
Installed
at
the
ed
Is
augmented
by
the
fact
tbtt
R-
Forig
LN
he
company
consists
in
starting
of
fhne
feet
,n
1000
fert
The
llnu
m
don
,be
P.iulce
ti.Q..
Perry
H
41a.W
I.
AHa.ll
a
a
a
n
a-C.
f
J,-
A
11.
.
'
fl
.
SaRUa.
a
k
-a
a
t.
the
workman
at
th.
fnrth-t
no-.
ullcil
wrriea
on
a
traae
oi
i-i
w
an
rap
n
me
wre.
Isible
point
downstream
and
as
near
as
possible
to
Surprise
Lake
iln
this
way.
when
th?
sluice
i
A
Human
Fish
"
nil
h.
Dotiom.
uuring
me
iwju
season,
ugures
Ksmw.
pnprffptlft
nreoaratorv
work
wet,
of
pole
slnir
.4
carried
on.
yielding
at
the
saip'v
given
by
the
manaum
1.
1
1
i
i
r
aiuiiiiici
it
v
kviiu
wvwv'...f.
-
.
-
ww
-.
).
.
.
.
i
sides
construction,
piping
work
wcs
"tailed
at
a
coy
,,f
icbheentfated
upon
advancing
'thi'foot
as
compsu
u
y,
t
drain
sluice
towards
bedrock
and
.about
$5
per
f.jm
f0f
'
geed
progress
was
acrucvea.
t-or
;
operation
is
beta
-arriM
a
nnrtlm
nf
th
Mnn
t.h
rilrir..
&
crew
of
21
,,
-
,
.
t
tion
of
this
cut
traversed
gravel
carrying
remarkable
values
!n
comparttlvely
fine
gold
from
the
X
urllM.ij
if
ui
lucipuie
greater
nuuiug
acuvibv
uuuui
mu
uiuuuuv
uu
vi.-;,.
down
This
occurs
in
th:
say
fot
certain
that
tne
gold
recov-
reach
bedrock,
a
maximum
area
cu,a"BM"
"c
worn,
upemtim,
next
ten
will
between
periods
of
glacial
,
rece,-,
con
fined
to
ery
durittg
the
years
of
the
valley
lle
ahea;1
d
,f
ha
lirmp
ih.in
rhat
t
nf
.
nthpr
u,
ir.lnn
and
subseauent
advance.
To-
t
niur.
,.
miv
....
-
-
--.rl.WH
lljl-
HJ-
-,"-
ii
th
hMW
rthrl
1mm
t.lir
i.
..
j
.
.
:
.
camp
In
British
Columbia.
The
At-
,
"
'
a
oi
August
me
siujct
els.
In
this
dnrt
movln
r
the
Rrvel
from
,h
through
thts
eweptlonal
de-'lnthe
lin-Ruffner
mines
are
showing
up
Pl
or
hiKh
fplendidly
and,
when
silver
returns
lulce
Is
stacked
by
monitor
1Mt.
the
continuation
of
whhh
hleh
u
being
l(:r
to
normal
value,
there
will
be
some-
working
at
the
dump.
A
larg
will
be
explored
at
some
futun
wau
until
suim
thing
really
doing
and
Atlin
will
be
yardage
of
the
finer
and
lighter
me.
About
$10,000
In
gold
wai
ha
been
ext.
uu.
material
finds
Us
into
Sot-
rwjomed
in
cutting
through
tht,
ulaced
on
the
map
a
good
deal
way
0f
the
hhoi.r
more
prominently
than
It
la
today."
P"se
i".
"lwo
monitors.
or.M--er.uun.
m
tonciusjon
oi
u
CQlm,
back
H,((
icuiwng
in
ami
uie
ower
siacmrs
i
cBm
mr
uiam
muht
hum
fninment
Thi-
Larry
Dlmock.
watchman
at
the!JuiPPd
with
five
and
slx-incn
icut
up
to.
a
stratum
of
gold-bear-
b.-
railed
on
lor
i
Indian
Mine
at
Stewart,
who
was.'noaslos,
work
under
a
head
of
lj
mg
gravei
aooai
u
ie
otiow
m-
rfasmg
tonuHgr
hnmarf
ra,.o,tlv
whn
a
vAino
)
lfCl
W1U1
a
VCCV
eXienUve
WHW.-
unacc.
ni
me
owning
01
wi
w
WIN
i.s
At
Boston,
the
Maroons
inflicted
jJa
exploded
when
he
was
taking
system
as
the
supply
Is
needet'.
1931
season
piping
was
carri-d
on
u
7
7
to
4
defeat
upon
the
Bruins
and
!
mo
,
,
..
.ntk
hlliwit,r;
The
extensive
scab
of
oDeraUon
and
on
.tury
I
the
drrin-alulce
had
nld
a
.1.
.
t
r
t.
.
I
i
,
.v
........
'
.
......
.
.
.
.
joinra.wie
new
xors
Amencmw
im
tot-iiy
d;royed
m
the
r
Panned
ncecesitated
mltlfilly
the
oeen
actvancea
to
Dout
uuo
ieri
iiiuu
putc
nn
a
m.siii,
wjuuiu
,.
n(nr
m
prin2e
Rupert
Mr
coueetm?
or
suiiicieiit
suppl.'
ifwi
ine
nw
a',
mis.
poini
.1
'eriei)iM
d
tunnrt'
d"
!ir
Wfirtrh,...
...
-ecu
un
inn
ins
and
rinht
....
dltPh.lIriP
'
lV
lin
durimr
the
coming
summer
than
for
many
years
past,
Ljacui
drift
above
a
layer
of
hard-i
jahn
....
oey
l
according
to
Cmrence
Sands
of
Atlin
m
a
letter
received
pan
and
is
probably
an
inter-gbc-isociates,
has
a
1
jai
piewart.
inmgs
iook
very
promising
lor
nuin
iiuriiig
"
..v...
vM...-,oureraao
mint
tb,e
comlrk
year
and
I
think
I
can4
I
t"iun
oi
wic
uu
sucauiv
compiet(yi
a
lot
wither
rsn
of
Uttfi,
5sc
ft
lTAu.
.
"
-
"
f
V
1
LI
Junior
Lrifue
3
operation
the
cost
of
the
flurer
in
the
stripping
operation
only
A-
Strachan
property
secured
and
made
water-
the
fine
material
is
ruh
throw,1!
F,
A
Id
ridge
LN
tight.
Is
esUinated
at
about
It
the
boxes
at
the
end
of
which
is
B.
Wendle
LN
per
foot,
which
is
about
the
sam
a
40-foot
stacking
interval
or
gap.
E
Batt
'LN
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