of
The
Friendly
Lela
Brooks
Potter,
Toronto
skating
ace,
puts
an
affectionate
arm
around
Miss
Elsie
Miller
of
the
UJS.
team,
as
the
two
round
the
turn
of
the
Olympic
course.
Lela.
has
done
remarkably
well
ir
the
competitions
JEWELERS
i
HAVE
LEAD!
Three
Games
in
Last
Night's
Junior
Billiard
League
Fixture
Give
Score
of
600
to
496
Jewelers
took
a
lead
of
600
to
496
over
Empress
in
the
playing
last
night
of
three
games
out
of
five
in
the
regular
Junior
Billiard
League
fixture.
Individual
scores
were
as
follows:
Nick
Chenoskl
(Empress)
-
William
Stuart
Jewelers).
200,
Paul
Johnson,
170;
Len
Raabe,
1
200.
Pete
Chenoskl,
149;
Johnny'
Saunders,
200.
j
Oames
of
George
Howe
(Em-1
press)
vs.
John
Bulger
(Jewelers)
and
A.
Zadaroskl
vs.
A.
Straehan
may
be
played
tonight
There
is
also
a
postponed
game
of
Roy
Fong
(League
of
NaUons)
vs.
Chris
Perry
(Hawks)
from
last
Men-day
night's
fixture
to
be
played
tonight.
CANUCK
BADMINTON
PLAYERS
ARE
BEST
1
NEW
YORK.
Feb.
19
Jack
and
Jerry
Purcell
ef
Toronto,
Canadian
badminton
stars,
yesterday
defeated
Jack
WI-
lard
and
John
J.
Brewer
of
4
of
Boston
two
match
to
one
In
an
International
exhibition
here.
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
the
Government
of
llrmbh
Columbia.
Sport
Competitors
i
BISSONETTE
i
HAS
SIGNED
Slagging
First
Baseman
of
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Puts
His
Name
on
Dotted
Line
NEW
YORK.
Feb.
19:
Del
Bls-fonette,
slugging
first
baseman,
has
now
signed
his
1932
contract,
It
Is.
announced
by
the
Brooklyn
National
League
club.
BASKETBALL
February
19
Panthers
vs
C.
N.
R.
Tuxis
vs.
High
School.
Amazons
vs.
Cardinals.
Japanese
vs.
League
of
Nations
February
23
32
Taxi
vs.
C.
N.
R.
Tuxls
vs.
Merchants.
Comet
vs.
Amazons
Rovers
vs.
Japanese.
February
26
Panthers
vs.
32
Taxi.
High
School
vs.
Merchants.
Cardinals
vs.
Comets.
League
of
Nations
vs.
Scouts.
March
1
Panthers
vs.
C.
N.
R.
Tuxis
vs.
High
School.
Amatons
vs.
Cardinals
Rovers
vav
League
of
Nations.
March
4
32
Taxi
vs,
C.
N.
R.
Tuxis
vs.
Merchants.
Comets
vs.
Amatons
Scouts
vs.
Japanese.
March
8
Panthers
va.
32
Taxi.
High
School
vs.
Merchants.
Cardinals
vs.
Comets.
Rovers
vs.
Scouts.
March
11
Panthers
vs.
C.
N.
R.
Tuxls
vs.
High
School.
Cardinals
vs.
Amazons.
League
of
Nations
vs.
Japanese
March
15
32
Taxi
vs.
C.
N.
R.
Tuxls
vs.
Merchants.
Comets
v.
Amazons.
Rovers
vs.
Japanese.
j
,
WEATHER
REPORT
!
,
Trlole
Island
Part
cloudy,
Ufjht'
westerly
wind,
moderate
sea,
Larira
'
Overcast,
moderate
westerly
wind,
choppy
sea.
j
Dead
Tree
Point
Part
cloudy,
icalm.
barometer,
29.72;
tempera-
ture,
33;
smooth
sea.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capi
I
at
2:10
this
ofleroon
from
th
south
and
will
sail
at
7
a.m.
tomorrow
on
her
return
to
Vancouver
land
waypolnts.
v:
PAGE
FOOT
Tiir
DAiLY
rar;s
awm,stoa
News
RESULTS
IN
WHIST,
Standing
Unchanged
With
Legion
StiII
in
Lead
WMst
League
scores
last
night
were
as
follow:
Legion
7,
Musketeers
2.
Moose
7,
1.
O.
O.
F.
2.
Sons
ef
Norway
7,
Empress
2.
Grotto
6,
Fish
Packers
3.
Seal
Core
5,
Totem
Park
4.
League
Standing
I
W.
L.
Pt.j
Lag
tan
17
7
.
17!
Moose
K5
8
Iff!
Sons
of
Norway
16
'
8
1
Grotto
-15
9
15
Empress)
-.1
.11
13
11
Seal
Cow
11
13
11
I.
O.
O.
F.
10
14
10
Mufkctean
10
14
10
Flth
Patters
9
15
9
Totem
Park
1
23
1
Billiard
Averages
Junior
League
G.
T.
Av.
J.
Saunders
iJ)
6
1200
200
P.
Vaccher
LN)
9
1724
192
J.
May
H
10
1900
190
W.
Stuart
ii
9
1714
190
N.
Chenoskl
(E)
8
1519
190
P.
Johnson
E)
8
1507
188
G.
Howe
E)
8
1498
187
L.
Raabe
(J
9
1674
180
P.
Chenoskl
(E)
9
1659
184
W.
Hutson
(II)
10
1838
184
W.
Funnell
(J)
3
546
182
R.
Fong
(LN)
8
1445
181
R.
Wicks
H)
10
1795
180
A.
Zadaroskl
IE)
8
1433
179
W.
Murray
tm
6
1070
178
A.
Straehan
9
1592
177
F.
Aldridge
(LN)
9
1563
174
E.
Bat
LN
.1
9
1546
172
B.
Wendle
(LN)'
6
1028
171
A.
Murray
(LN)
2
335
168
J.
Bulger
(J)
9
1432
159
C.
Perry
(II)
8
1244
r56
W.
E.
Hayhurst
(H
4
604
131
HOCKEY
SCORES
Boston
0,
Detsott
0.
New
York
Rangers
3.
Toronto
5.
Montreal
3,
New
York
Americans
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
W.
1).
L.
P.,
Canadlens
17
S
14
39
!
Toronto
17
5
13
Maroons
14
6
18
34
Americana
....
13
6
17
w.
American
Division
Rangers
19
6
12
44
Chicazo
12
10
13
34
Detroit
'
14
6
1C
34
Boston
11
10
14
32
J.
P.
McMTlhn
of
Sunnyside
cannery
arrived
in
the
city
on
yestei-days
train
for
a-
brief
business
visit
to
town.
Insist
on
"GRANT'S
BEST
PROCURABLE"
The
Original
For
Sale
at
Vendors
or
direct
from
"Mail
Order
Dept."
Liquor
Control
Board,
Victoria,
11.(1
I
PROCURABLE
I
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IN
FINEST
MljpL
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a
CUigow,
Seotltaj.
ras
World
I
g
if
LEVINSKY
AND
JACK
Poll
of
Newspapermen
at
Chicago
Bout
Last
Night
in
Favor
of
Kingfish
CHICAGO,
Feb.
19:
An
enthusiastic
crowd
of
over
23.000
fight
fans,
the
largest
ever
to
see
an
indoor
fight
here,
witnessed
the
four-round
exhibition
bout
here
last
night
between
Jack
Dempsey,
former
world's
heavyweight
eha
npion.
and
King
Le-vinsky.
the
most
outstanding
heav
weight
whom
the
Manassa
Mauler
has
so
far
met
in
the
course
of
his
come-back
campaign.
In
some
ways
it
mitht
hare
hern
considered
a
elow
fight
but
the
newipaocrrnen
were
largely
of
the
opinion
that
levinsky
had
put
-mi
the
best
performance.
A
roll
of
sports
writers
in
attendance
gave
IS
votes
to
Levinsky,
two
for
Dempsey
and
four
for
a
draw.
CRIBBAGE
SCHEDULE
February
22
Elks
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Eagles
vs.
Musketeers.
Swifts
v.
Moose.
I.
O.
O.
F.
vs.
Grotto.
P.
R.
Hotel
vs.
K
C
Basketball
Standing
SECOND
HALF
OF
SEASON
Senior
League
W.
L.
Pts
Panthers
4
1
8
GLN.R.A.
.......3
1
Sons
of
C&rntda
0
5
0
Intermediate
League
W.
L.
Pts
High
School
4
2
8
Merchants
3
3
R
Tuxis
.4'...
2
4
4
Ladies'
League
W.
L.
PU.
Amazons
..:
6
2
12
Cardinals
2
4
4
Comets
0
2
0
Junior
League
W.
L.
Pt
Japanese
Students
3
1
3
Rovers
3
2
6
League
of
Nations
2
2
4
Boy
Scouts
1
4
2
"Boll
Your
Own"
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with
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PAPERS
5cBookoi
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Tb
original
automatic
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giving
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at
tune.
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wmit:
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BROS.
DUNCAN,
B.C.
Development
of
Historic
Gold
Property
at
Skidegate
Going
Ahead
With
Excellent
.
,4.-
Results
.
e"
Some
Intorestine-
Details
of
(
Islands
Revealed
First
British
Columbia
I
Gold
Rush
Was
There
i
SKIDEGATE,
Feb.
19:
Gold!
That
magic
metal,
which
has
from
time
immemorial
urged
mankind
to
brave
!the
frozen
wastes
of
the
northland
and
the
sun-scorched
i
deserts
of
the
southland,
today
is
being
more
eagerly
j
sought
for
by
British
Columbia
prospectors-than
for
many
j
I
decades
past.
Witli
war,
rumors
oi
war
ami
war
reparations
looming
large
In
the
world's
.spotlight,
the
need
for
gold,
and
duvlng
a
900-foot
tunnel
to
Up
the
:
more
gold,
would
seem
to
be
more
;
pressing
than
ever
before.
!
Ba:li
in
1849.
when
all
the
world
was
electrified
into
excited
action
by
the
rich
placer
discoveries
In
California,
when
sea-going
schoo-
ners
and
prairie
schooners
by
the
thousands
were
headed
westward
'
to
the
Pacific
Coast,
all
bringing
j
their
quota
of
aronauts.
a
I
la
Ida
i
Indian
maiden
unconsciously
had
.a
hand
in
staking
history
in
British
plant
and
comfortable
camps.
Sup-Columbia
when
she
picked
up
a
plies
are
hauled
from
the
main
,
iive-ounce
gold
nugget
on
the
auto
hiehway.
three-quarters
of
a
;
horo-i
of
the
then
practically
un-
tor.-n
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
f
Till.
five-ounce
gold
nugget
fin
ally
In
1851.
found
Its
way
to
Victoria,
and
came
Into
the
possession
at
ofilcets
of
the
Hudson's
Bay
ComiMny
at
that
fort.
Investiga-
i
tion
located
the
source
from
which
it
came.
A
ship
was
outfitted
and
tailed
with
a
crew
of
excited
gold,
teckers
for
a
secret
destination,
I
finally
landing
on
the
Queen
Char-
j
lotte
islands.
The
quarts
proved
so
rich
in
the
neighborhood
where
the
five-ounce
nugget
had
been
found,
that
the
crew
became
unmanageable.
Mutiny
resulted,
followed
by
desertions,
and
the
former
organised
rew
became
frenzied
Individual
gold
seekers.
Some
$20,000
la
said
to
have
been
won
from
the
vein
by
this
historic
expedition
In
the
early
'50's.
In
this
epoch-making
discovery
of
a
five-ounce
gold
nugget
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
by
a
Halda
Indian
girl,
British
Columbia's
first
gold
rush
was
Inaugurated
and
this
incident
may
properly
be
said
to
have
been
the
forerunner
of
British
Columbia's
marvellously
pro
ductive
mining
industry,
which
is
today
credited
with
the
production
of
$140,858,001
in
lode-gold
alone.
Today,
80
years
after
the
epoch-naking
discovery
of
the
five-ounce
fold
nugget,
and
within
a
scant
aalf-mlle
of
the
Skidegate
Indian
Ullage,
the
home
of
the
direct
des
cendants
of
the
hUtory-maklng
Halda
Indian
girl,
a
gold
quarts
property
known
as
the
Skldegate-Sunrise,
consisting
of
eight
mineral
claims,
is
being
developed
by
the
Kltsault-Eaglc
Mines
Ltd.
The
encouraging
results
being
attain-!
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
19:-Preml
ed
in
the
deeper
levels
of
the
mlnelOold
was
selling
at
15c
on
the
local
suggest
the
probability
that
this
property
will
soon
add
to
British
Columbia's
profitable
gold
produc
tion.
Surface
stripping
has
exposed
the
main
vein
for
1000
feet
on
lts
strike,
and
surface
sampling
has
Uven
gold
values
as
high
as
$35
across
12
feet.
Ore
has
been
opened
up
on
the
29.
50
and
100-foot
levels,
and
it
Is
confidently
expected
the
whole!
ore
body
will
mill
around
$15
peri
ton.
A
recent
test
shipment
to
Trail
j
showed
a
head
analysis
of
.74
oun-,
ces
of
gold
to
the
ton,
or
$14.80.
A
larger
shipment
to
Denver,
CoL,'
ave
results
similar
to
that
of
Trail.
The
Trail
test
showed
a
recovery
of
35.8".
of
the
gold
by
straight
flotation,
while
the
Denver
test
show-:
ed
a
recovery
of
92.8r
by
a
com-,
blnation
of
amalgamation,
flola-!
tion
and
tabling.
Further
cyanide
tests
are
expected
to
Increase
the;
I
percentage
of
recovery.
i
j
Rich
Pockets
!
J
Some
sensationally
rich
pockets
of
gold
have
been
found
on
the
property.
One
lot
of
140
pounds
of
ore
returned
$582,
or
at
the
rate
of
$8000
per
ton.
Another
lot
of
(00
,
pounds
returned
over
$1100,
or
at
the
rate
of
$2400
to
the
ton.
Development
Is
by
three
shafts,
two
of
which
have
been
sunk
to
the
50-foot
level
and
one
the
nwlrt
to
the
100-foot
level.
The
"he
south
clrlft
from
the
main
shaft
has
been
connected
with
the
Indian
shaft
by
a
raise,
thus
providing
good
ventilation.
A
total
of
over
1000
feet
of
drifts,
crosscuts,
shafts
and
raises
have
been
completed.
Drifting
and
crosscuttlng
north
from
the
main
shaft
Is
now
proceeding
In
an
nrea
with
an
indicated
ore
tonnage
possibility
of
40,000
tons
down
to
the
100-foot
level.
Future
development
proposed
by
the
company
calls
for
Early
Days
or
iMfneralsi'on
ore
y
at
an
additional
depth
of
150
feet,
and
do
away
with
hoisting
j
and
pumping,
thus
lowering
costs
.
of
mining
to
a
considerable
degree.
!
'
The
property
Is
equipped
with
a
Chicago
Pneumatic
Tool
Ca's
die'
;el
driven.
iMrect
connected
2!0
cu.
ft.
compressor.
Jenrkes
air
hoist.
Fairbanks-Morse
3?x42
air
driven
pump,
Ingerroll-Rand
and
Denver
Clipper
air
drills
complete
assay
mile
to
the
cimp
by
a
20
h
p.
Track-rflo-Fonteon
crawler
type
caterpillar.
Mining
men
In
close
touch
with,
the
development
are
confident
the
i
property
will
develop
Into
a
valu-'
able
mine.
j
ADDRESSES
PRESBYTERY
Itev.
Dr.
J.
W.
Rready
Speaks
Before
United
Church
Clergymen
on
'Evangelical
Revival
and
Social
Reform"
Rev.
Dr.
J.
Wesley
Bready,
Ph
D..
ALA..
BD.
was
an
interesting
speak-
,
er
before
Prince
Rupert
Prebytery
1
of
the
United
Church
of
Can
In
gellcal
Revival
and
Social
Reform.'
Dr.
Bready
was
introduced
to
the
Presbytery
by
Rev.
11
T.
Allen
of
Terrace.
In
following
up
his
subjlct,
Dr.
Bready
delved
Unto
history
from
the
Seventeenth
Century
on.
At
the
close
of
the
address
a
hearty
vote
of
thanks
was
tendered
Dr.
Bready.
There
was
then
a
general
dUius-ston
in
the
course
of
which
Dr.
Bready
answered
several
questions
which
were
pit
to
him.
.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
19:
Wheat
was
quoted
at
OS
He
on
the
local
exchange
today.
PREMIER
AT
51c
exchange
yesterday.
Quite
a
fev
snares
hanged
hands.
When
You
CAN'T
QUIT
Faliflue
is
ihe
siRnal
lo
rest.
Obey
it
if
ywi
ean.
When
you
can't,
keep
cool
and
carry-on
in
tonijorf
Aspirin
was
meant
for
jiutVirh
times,
for
it
insure
your
romfort.
I
reedom
from
those
puins
that
nag
at
nerves
and
wear
vou
down
One
tablet
will
block
that
threatening
headache
while
it
is
dill
jnst
a
threat.
Take
two
or
three
tablets
when
you've
caught
a
cold,
and
that's
usually
the
end
of
it
Carry
Aspirin'
tablets
when
you
travel.
Have
some
nt
home
and
keep
some
at
the
oflire.
Like
an
efficient
secretary,
they
will
often
"save
Hie
day"
and
spare
vou
many
uncomfortable,
unproductive
hours,
Aspirin
is
harmless,
so
keep
it
handy,
keep
it
in
mind,
and
imr
It
No
man
of
alTairs
can
uRord
to
ignore
the
score
and
more
of
uses
explained
in
Ihe
protrn
directions.
I-rom
a
grumbHntr
toolh
lo
(he
rheumatic
pains
whirh
seem
almost
-!"'
,nu.l',c
"".
rtnpirm
labifis
'
t,
alwaysHtfcrk.
Neuralgia.
Neuritis.
Anu
naw!in(
needless
pain,
PRESBYTB
C0NCLH
Other
nffi.-.
.
"abnm(j
j-uoce
ttupi.,!
V
uitcu
i.rui!'
t:
of
r
terday's
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fOllOWS
fdl
:
,
,
Chalrm.u!
i
,
Coola.
Secretary
r
.
v
t
Port
Slmpi-oi,
.
Treasurer.
r?i
,
p
v
.
Hazelton.
Statistician
Rc
h
race.
.
Chairman
:
p....
Baker,
6te.,i
Chalrmin.
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Sunday
Si
i
,
Terrace
Chalrnia!
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tion.
Rev
p
-
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ton
Chalrm.u
Rev.
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Chairm.ii.
Rev.
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w
Chalnn.ii,
:
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Muiri.
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Chalrn,,i
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fred
Wllsoi:
;
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ttlcn'r!
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Kellv
!
,
.f
the
(
tion
of
nptu
Rev.
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II
i
perannuatei!
mintonary
ton.
w
re
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ner.
superui'
stons
and
.,
extendi
F
ner
as
well
:
swperinteiy!.
:
tish
Columb
.
at
tle
Pre-'i-.
l.itlon
warred
Wlleon
'
"Jiurch
for
The
m'v-tHftning
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servlc
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f-
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return
to
tho
r-w
this
atlernooi
WAGE
cm
ACC1
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ThonsaTii
nadlan
Pai
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MONTREAL
Ion
ef
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lern,
cneeke
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of
the
C
u
yesterday
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fjhfcttve
fur
1.
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affected
WM
....
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the
cfii'."..
with
the
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perfect
purii
1
and
have
the
s
1
Why
exiieriro'"1
rostu
w.un
r
....
.
mur
i
is
t.M,
litlle
null'
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stake.
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purchase
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1
la
the
large
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