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SMITHERS,
Feb.
8:
The
annual
general
meeting
of
the
Omlneca
Branch,
British
Columbia
Chamber
3
0Q
.of
Mines,
was
held
in
the
form
of
'a
dinner
at
the
Bulkley
Hotel,
Sml-
nn
thers,
last
Thursday
evening.
There
m
dinner
-V
9j
Canada
and
Incyald
the
a
no
was
a
good
attendance,
was
one
of,
the
best
It
not
the
best
ever
served
at
a
public
function
in
the
industry
generally
and
for
Omlneca
(
mining
divttlon
In
particu-
Editor,
Dally
New:
In
a
few
days
we
will
be
called
upon
as
citizens
to
say
which
we
desire
a
police
force
appointed
and
governed
by
local
commissioners
or
provincial
ponce.
A
fallacious
argument
In
favor
of
a
force
under
local
commissioner:
has
htea
advanced,
to
the
effect
CANADIAN
IN
FINAL
lar.Healaeresedtheregre.Uof
X
,
.
sa.uraay.
returned
Rt.
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
to
power,
stated
that
his.miwrHH
camnbeii
eh
dutv
was
to
provide
work
for
the
men
who
were
idle.
He
e.
Morris,
nreswent
of
the
smithere
AudlUr
H.
CL
Pllfn.
.
,
The
Letter
Box
THE
PLEBISCITE
Jaffee
of
United
States
Qualify
in
Olympic
Skating
,irvSanlP"8ramW'nt0":
LAK
PLAcIoT
New
York,
Fkbj
Alex
Hurd
of
and
is!
Douglas
Lay.
resident
mining
en-
9"da
iiiJT
trl
LJLn
I
be
J"
New
York
were;
H.t,r
the
principal
M,M,o;iM,aA
and
,vor
and
J
winners
"
at
'
the
week-end
in
m
pi
guest
speaker
,
,
7
i
i
gave
a
very
Interatlngreview
of
W
th?
W
"ctr!
.eCd
t.
nnnt
.Mjr
-,..
wwung
event
oi
ine
uiympic
V
H-
r-i-
Dr.
ii
H.
C
-
Wrlneh
rrl..h
M1A
wt
at
Koh,o
berna
Monday.
Feb.
8,
1932'ugaMe
to
be
present.
A
very
hearty
-
vote
of
thanks
was
accorded
Mr.
Lay.
Among
others
present
who
gave
In
a
speech
at
Calgary
before
the
election
when
he
was
to!f"n
ZTZr?
cSS
.A
.1
ti
.
tt...
r.
r.
V.-,.
-x.j
,
program
of
speeches
were
Gold
The
finals
In
the
speed
be
staged
this
afternoon.
CANADIANS
WIN
RUGBY
ter
Games.
Show,
freezing
weather
I
and
a
cold
sun
made
very
ausp'-i
also
stated
that
he
woujd
ript
he
a
narty
to
the
dole
sys-
District
chamber
of
commerce,
l.
-
tem.
And
vet
for
two
years
we
have
had
the
dole
system
Warnr-John
McKenzk-
Wm
s.
Defeated
au
East
Japan
Team
b,i
in
flritish
Columbia
to
which
the
Prime
Minister
of
Can-
";'r;,"ll
'
aua
is
a
paiiy
ana
xo
wnicn
me
zecierai
administration:
the
officers
of
the
past
year
contributes.
were
re-elected
by
acclamation
as
Even
before
the
present
financial
condition
arose,
the
'follows:
men
asked
for
work
and
they
were
given
the
dole.
True,
H0001?
PreaWent-Honorabie
some
work
was
provided
through
co-operation
with
themry
prqvmce
and
the
cities
to
give
work
to
the
married
menWrtaCh
Ml.
for
sena.
and
ok
who
were
out
of
employment,
but
beyond
that
the
men'iianaon.
mj.
for
skeena.
have
been
given
a
minimum
living
allowance,
better
President
James
Wright,
known
elsewhere
as
a
dole,
except
for
the
men
who
are
in
'
vice-PreaWent
Alex
s.
Millar,
the
camps
and
who
have
been
provided
with
free
board
I
cmTiv
Only.
icouveri.
After
this
long
Wait
there
is
a
suggestion
that
work
may
;
yanater
and
Secretary-Trearar-
com,m.ence
on
the
highway
but
no
authoritative
announce-1
er
l.
s.
mcqui.
ment
has
been
made.
There
are
still
a
few
weeks
of
win-!
Directon-Wesley
Banta.
smt-
ter
and
it
is
to
be
hoped
the
governments
of
the
province
iJS
f:
RJliile!rf0,'
S"t
,
Frank
M.
Dockrlll.
Telkwa.
B.
Frank
n
-ii
4.
t
!
i
j.u
and
Dominion
will
come
to
tenps
tq
provide
work
for
the
MeMner
Sm!tners,
Peter
schufer.
men
there,
at
any
rate.
The
camp
is
there,
the
took
are
iuke
Katwyn,
stuart
f.
Campbell
there
ana
the
men
are
there.
What
we
ask
is
that
all
shall
smithert.
Joseph
s.
Keihr.
Prime
be
utilized.
Rwnert
Duncan
L.
McQlb.bon.
Qot-
SEEMS
LJKE
WAR
r
'-
'
Reports
received
in
regaitl
to
the
activities
at
Shanghai
'
and
in
ofter
parts
of
China
indicate
that
a
real
war
may
have
started.
Many
people
have
already
been
killed
and
j
others
wounded
and
m,uch
property
ha?
hen
destroyed.
The
interesting
feature
pf
the
fighting
has
be
en
the
fact
;
th&t
China
has
been
able
to
hold
the
Japanese
in
check
at
j
Chapq
for
so
long.
Very
little
seems
to
have
been
heard
from
the
Chinese
as
to
what
action,
if
any,
is
being
taken
throughout
the
countty
to
counteract
the
Japanese
activities
Undoubtedly
the
whole
country
must
be
aroused
but
where
there
are
no
news
services
little
news
gets
out.
a
Lake.
Lieat.-Col.
R.
L.
Gale.
Smtthers,
TQKyO,
Feb.
8
-The
touring
Canadian
English
rugby
team
achieved
another
notable
victory
Sunday
bj
defeating
an
all-east
Japan
team
by
a
score
of
1Q
to
6.
CELEBRATION
OF
ARMlSTICt:
t
Continued
from
Faff
li
takes
place
$o
elate
together
that
it
involve
much
loss
to
Industry
from
the
closing
of
plants
at
midweek,
etc.
and
to
the
workmen
engaged
therein.
The
tendency
under
these
circumstances
is
that
both
capital
and
labor
frequently
recent
taking
a
second
holiday
In
the
late
fall,
which
attitude
does
not
contribute
to
the
proper
spirit
of
ob
servance
which
we
associate
with
Remembrance
Day.
It
has
also
come
to
our
attention
that
in
the
larger
cities
at
least
the
majority
of
"rdthe
wholesale
and
retail
firms
did
not
erase
their
places
of
business
on
Remembrance
Day,
and
a
great
deal
of
confusion
was
experienced,
due
to
this
partial
observance.
It
Is
claimed,
too.
that
a
celebration
of
a
holiday
as
such.
In
many
cases,
provides
for
Indulgence
in
sports
and
pleasures
and
a
few
years
of
this
treatment
of'
Remembrance
Day
would
result
in
the
public
in
general
forgetting
the
momentous
in
aivA
niikllAltv
it
mtn.t
Inn
1
nthfr?i?e,
n
snall
lnWtfteg
cq-teri
may
lyive
ther
wlshe?
thl,
lmDprta,n,t
tpatfr.
It
li
to
be
hjped
t
rep,r.eeritatlve
vote
will
be
polled'
CrnzEN
BASKETBALL
Februsry
9
Panthers
vs.
C.
N.
R.
Tuxls
vs.
High
School.
Atnasons
vs.
Oardlnals.
Rovers
vs.
League
of
Nations.
t
event
it
is
Intended
to
commemor
ate.
The
thought
has
been
expressed
that
the
proper
observance
of
two
minutes
silence
on
November
11
is
a
much
more
Impressive
and
appropriate
ceremony.
"On
the
other
hand,
however,
the
that.
In
the
tn
tercets
of
true
detno-Jobserwinee
of
a
legal
holiday
has
craey.
we
snouw
nare
tne
power
been
supported
by
many
organkn-leeatty
ta
hire
and
discharge
our
tlons
Included
in
which
are
these
polkt.
lot
of
Ran
lied
returned
men.
Those
In
their
administration
of
sawiorgankations
are
of
the
opinion
and
prder
we
are
&roud
of
our
(
that
such
a
raonentsHu
day
shook!
courts
of
Justice,
We
believe
that
require
the
cessation
of
Industrial,
the
British
IstandX
after
which
our
commercial
and
financial
aettvl
system
Is
fashioned,
lead
the
'yes,
This
cassation
permit
of
an
world
in
the
administration
of
Jus-opportunity
for
military
organtea-Mee-
jtlons
the
better
to
parade
and
to
The
strong
point
in
our
admin-j
conduct
appropriate
ceremonies
at
istration
of
Justice
Is
In
the
fact
cenotaphs,
etc
that
our
mag
titrates
and
Judges
j
-in
order
that
the
chamber
may
are
under
no
obUaation
to
the
pom-
voice
the
opinions
of
Us
member
munity
they
serve
for
their
ap-
boards
and
chambers
on
this
ques-nolntment.
As
a
consequence,
they
tian.
I
should
appreciate
it
very
are
in
a
position
to
administer
Jus-,
much
if
you
would
sand
me
the
re
tice
without
fear
or
favor.
taction
of
your
own
organisation
as,
If
this
be
true
of
our
Judges
and
reflected
by
the
buslneat
Interests'
magistrates,
why
not
our
police
of-,
In
your
community
on
the
obser
vers,
who
are
inseparably
part
vance
of
Remembsanot
Day."
and
parcel
of
oajt
system
for
the;
enforcement
p
la,w
a.nd
order
Who
among
us
desires,
a
force
over
which
they
can
crack
the)
j
whip?
Let
us.
observe
then?
and
.
judge
the
motive
We
desire
uq
police
boss,
Uj.pur;
.1
imaD,
eoraraurlty.
I,t
Is.
a
re.irra.qej
rtep.
The
advance
U
all
In
thepp-'
positp
dectlon.
A
public
meeting
should
e
lfld.
CRIBBAGE
SCHEDULE
February
U
Musketeers
vs.
Elks.
MojRte
vs
I.
a
o.
F-p.
ft.
Hotel
vs
Bosile.
K.
p.
vs.
QraUo,
Seal
cpy
v.
Swift.
Ftbruary2iO
Elks,
vs.
Seal
Cava,
le-v.l.lk.tS'','',
gwJU
v..
Mtse.
I
Q.
Q.
F.
vs.
aroAto,
p.
II.
II,etJ
vs.
K
0.
bruar
!
pronto
vs
MusketeefS,
K
C
vs.
I.
O.
a
F.
Elks
vs.
Eap.les.
Seal
Cove
vs
Moose.
P.
It.
Hutel
v
Swifts.
A
Coming
World's
Champ,
Not
ill
fathers
would
approve
of
ihis
but
Jimn;y
Hall's
dad
is
a
naval
officer,
and
allhoiyri
Jinunv
u
tnly
thrte
there
are
about
76
other
tots
to
mtx-lt-up
with
at
Arr.ipoius
naval
academy
wbert
they
start
them
young.
LEAFS
ON
TOP
AGAIN
Leave
Montreal
Canadlcns
in
Second
Place
of
International
Section
sy
Beating
Bruhis
DtTROIT.
Feb.
AfUr
regaln-ng
exclusive
possession
of
first
:lac?
In
the
International
section
of
.he
National
Hockey
League
Satur-lay
night
by
defeating
Boston
arulna
6
to
nil
on
the
home
Ice.
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
came
here
last
vening
and
dpfgped
3
.tol
djtf-ion
to
the
Detroit
rSdooruv
-
New
York
Rangers,
playing
at,
lome.
won
a
tightly
1
to
nil
vie-
j
cry
from
the
Chicago,
Black
Hawks.
In
another
ga.m
on
Saturday)
night,
the
lowly
Montreal
Maroons
Inflicted
a
3
to
1
defeat
upon
New-York
Americans
at
Montreal.
Montreal
Canadiens
were
Idle
I
over
the
week-end.
I
PIPE
TESTED
by
a
GARAGE
OWNER
HX
1S(
ami
20
httmUlnr
tint
CANADIANS
WIN
AGAIN
Germany's
second
defeat.
Whist
Schedule
February
11
I.OXF.
vs.
Legion.
Seal
Cove
Tl-
Sons
of
Norway
Totem
Bark
vs.
MvMkateaM.
Fish
Packers
vs.
Moose.
Empress
vs.
Orotto.
SPORT
CHAT
Jimmy
McLarnin
s
liot
at
the
woiid
v
:ia;upionshlp
more
om
by
the
board
v.
ields.
Los
Angeles,
v.
ound
decision
from
Vm
b
j
mi-
me,
crpwn,
irom
.,
.'.e
French-CJanadlan
t
.avnln
and
Broulll
u'
ued
for
a
(hampioi:
:oston
this
month,
b
off
now
that
Lou
h,i
.own
to
the
clever
vho
held
It
prevtoui-ly
Young
Jack
Thompsoii
McLarnin
ha
s
met
V.
ated
him
declsivd
ikely
thst
Juckle
v.
rown
against
such
.
:anent
as
the
Va;if
j
Vlflds
fot
a
lucky
br-.
k
as
the
first
to
get
a
Broulllard
since
his
v,
:
Thompson.
It
wax
.
acrldent"
h
eitpert.
:
lard,
a
mere
youngsti
r
as
far
as
experience
koc
able
to
beat
Thorn
p.
;
ter
weight
title
ha5
ct'
moving
around
in
years.
First
It
was
h)
l
lost
to
Thompson,
m
dropped
It
to
Dundee
b
.
It
In
a
return
bout
mw
!
to
Broulllard.
In
th'
,
orUe
of
all.
Recent
visitor
u.
vlred
by
friend
F.
Dtttey.
Reg
iv
trsst.
In
charge
Max
Hellbrojiti
J
hst
eyes
He
bad
been
fit;
couver.
but
thoiuu
ation
.showed
which
had
pot
t'
t?d
Glasst
ii-..ic
for
hun
gave
comi
reading
and
woi
convinced
that
..
sonal
service
a
bin
by
local
man
'
11-
.4
nefeated
PoUnd
By
Score
of
Nine
QCKAN
VAL
M
ll.b
to
w
m
Olympic
ice
iieckey
j
CLASSES
FITTED
stupid
j
WHILE
HERE
LAKE
PLACID.
Feb.
8:-Cana-diaas
wen
their
third
straight
victory
In
the
Olympic
Oarnes
hockey
by
defeating
Poland
nine
to
nil
at
the
week-end.
,
United
states
defeated
Germany
I
by
a
score
of
seven
to
nil.
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