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DAILY
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MANY
JAPS
WH1C0ME
Delegation
of
202
Coming
From
.
Flowery
Kingdom
For
Los
'
;
Angles
Olympiad
LOS
ANGELES,
Feb.
1:
Two
hundred
and
two
athletes
in
many
lines
of
sport
will
represent
Japan
at
the
forthcoming
Olympic
Games
here,
it
is
announced
here.
This
is
the
largest
delegation
that
Japan
has
ever
sent
to
the
Olympic
Games,
high
cost
of
transportation
to
European
cities
where
previous
games
have
been,
held
having
in
the
past
proven
a
handicap.
SKATING
AND
CURLING
AT
END
OF
WEEK
Ice
skating
was
a
very
popular
diversion
In
Prince
Rupert
over
the
week-end.
The
ice
sheets
at
Morse
Creek
and
the
Salt
Lake
were
in
excellent
condition
and,
on
Sunday
especially,
large
crowds
were
to
be
seen
at
both.
The
Salvage
Princess
made
three
trips
to
the
Salt
Lake
with
skaters
yesterday
afternoon.
The
curlers
were
also
busy
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
ice
sheet
In
the
C.
N.
R.
hotel
excavation
on
Second
Avenue
and
had
a
good
day's
sport.
COLD
SNAP
CONTINUES
Although
a
ruddy
and
cloudy
sky
was
taken
by
some
today
as
an
Indication
of
an
impending
change,
the
Digby
Island
meteorological
station
at
9
o'clock
did
not
predict
a
change
for
today
at
least,
In
weather
conditions
which
have
brought
to
Prince
Rupert
during
the
ia
'.
few
days
the
coldest
snap
of
the
present
winter
and
the
lowest
thei
-1
momecer
readings
in
three
years
i
The
wind
was
still
in
the
northeast
!
quarter
this
morning
and
the
baro-j
meter
was
remaining
high
and!
steady
as
it
has
done
for
several
i
days.
Yesterday
morning
at
4
o'clock,
'
the
lowest
thermometer
reading
in
Prince
Rupert
since.
February
1929
1
was
recorded
when
the
officii'.'.
j
thermometer
at
Digby
Island)
touched
12
degrees
above
zero
rj
20
degrees
of
frost.
Numerous
water
j
pipes
in
the
city
were
touched
by,
frost
Saturday
night
and
Sunday
j
morning
and
the
services
of
nlum-1
ben
were
much
in
demand.
Coal
I
piles
also
diminished
rapidly
as
householders
stoked
their
furnaces
and
heaters.
In
February
1939
a
reading
of
n
above
cero
was
recorded.
TWO
BOYS
AREKURT
Slelgh-Kldlng
Accident
In
North
Vancouver
Last
Night
NORTH
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
1:
Two
boys,
one
afed
10
and
the
other
14,
are
in
hospital
suffering
from
Injuries
while
bobsleighing
late
yesterday
afternoon
One
suffered
concussion
of
the
brain
and
the
other
two
broken
ribs.
There
were
six
young
people
on
the
s!oigh.
Tennis
players
have
found
thai
lashes
is
an
excellent
protection
it
might
be
helpful
for
wrc
HOCKESCORES
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
Sunday
Scores
Montreal
2,
ijew
York
Americans
New
York
Rangers
3,
Chicago
0.
Saturday
Scores
Detroit
3,
Canadlens
4.
New
York
Rangers
3,
Toronto
6.
Jetmny
Colao.
fifteen
years
old
held
midwest
horseshoe
pitching
contest
for
two
years.
He
has
a
record
of
tossing
35
consecutive
ringers
and
has
scored
85
ont
of
a
hundred
in
a
title
mc;t.
A
Captains
Polo
Team
-
h-
!
L
if
Richard
Mellon,
captain
of
U-.e
Black
Fox
Military
Academy
polo
n
am.
as
he
appeared
when
he
led
his
team
to
victory
over
the
Big
Oaks
squad
et
Santa
Monica,
recently
BOY
SCOUTS
ARE
FORMED
Five
Patrols
in
Troop
Which
Has
Just
Been
Organized
at
Smilhers
SMITH
ERS,
Feb.
l:-VThe
Boy
Scouts
have
been
organized
here
with
five
patrols
under
leadership
of
D.
Foster,
M.
McNeill.
UL
Bam-for.
F.
Watson
and
D.
Bftnchard.
II.
Quick
was
elected
troopUeader.
H.
Darling
jr.
Is
Booutraatter.
Search
For
Boy
Hikers
Posse
Formed
at
Wheeler,
Ore,
Look
For
Quartet
of
Young
Hikers
coating
of
mascara
on
the
eye-a
gainst
the
sun's
glare
and
it
tiers
and
boxers,
who
knows?
Toronto
14
5
Canadlens
12
S
Americans
11
6
Maroons
8
6
to
WHEELER,
Ore.,
Feb.
I
:
A
posse
was
organized
here
yesterday
to
institute
a
search
for
four
boy
hikers
who
left
here
for
the
mountains
on
Saturday
morning
and
failed
to
return.
It
is
feared
they
might
"have
been
caught
in
deep
snows.
Hockey
Standing!
International
Division
W.
l).
L
P.
10
33
13
29
12
28
16
22
American
Division
Rangers
18
5
8
41
Chicago
.10
10
0
30
Detroit
12
4
15
28
Boston
8
9
10
23
1
Whist
Schedule
February
4
Orotto
vs.
Legion.
.Sons
of
Norway
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Mu'skeeters
vs.
Seal
'Cove.
Totem
Park
vs.
Fish
Packers.
Empress
vs.
Moose.
With
a
falrtSlaUi
ilst
of
pas?u-gcrs.
Union
steamer
Cutali.
A.
E.
Dickson,
arrived
tn
port
at
3
o'clock
last
evening
from
Vancouver
ana
waypolnU
and
soiled
at
9
p.m.
for
Anyox,
Stewart
and
other
i
northern
ports
whence
she
will
return
here
tomorrow
afternoon
southbound.
ft
I
1
ft
It
!
,''
'
.
:
CANADIAN
K17GUY
TEAM
IS
BEATEN
.
:
OSAKA.
Japan,
Feb.
1:
The
Japanese
players
putting
over
drcat
try
In
the
last
minute,
an
all-Japanese
team
defeated
the
Canadian
English
rugger-
ites
by
a
score
of
9
to
3
here
on
Sunday.
It
was
the
first
defeat
for
the
touring
Canadian
team.
DELAY
IS
ADVOCATED
Fish
Buyers
Request
Halibut
Boat
Owners
Not
to
Start
Fishing.
Operations
Until
March
Fish
dealers
have
requested
owners
of
halibut
boats,
on
account
of
market
conditions,
to
delay
the
start
of
this
year's
fishing
operations
until
March
1
instead
of
going
out
for
the
legal
opening
of
the
season
on
February
15.
Word
is
being
awaited
as
to
what
is
being
done
at
Seattle
and
other
coast
ports
before
the
local
boat
owners
come
to
decision.
STARTING
INSURANCE
Asa
Keyes,
Former
Los
Angeles
Dis-
'
trict
Attorney,
to
Start
Bail
Insurance
Keyes,
former
district
attorney
for
Los
Angeles,
who
has
been
engaged
In
selling
automobiles
since
his
release
several
months
ago
from
San
Quentln
Penitentiary
where
-he
served
time
for
accepting
bribes,
is
about
to
open
a
ball
insurance
busi
ness.
ICOLD
WAVE
IN
STATES
i
.Mls.
ry
of
Mississippi
Valley
Flood
Sufferers
it
Added
(o
Below
Zero
at
Chicago
j
NEW
ORLEANS.
Feb
1:--Adding
Uirtli
M
to
the
nteery
of
d-vellers
in
I
the
Mississippi
Valley
following
re-j
cent
flood
conditions,
a
cold
wave
dercwdeti
on
the
country
at
the
end
of
the
week.
Belor
rero
temperatures
were
re
ported
from
Chicago
and
the
Middle
West
while
frigid
gales
were
lashing
the
Atlantic
seaboard.
JUDD
TFJAL
PROCEEDING
llasband
to
Be.
Called
as
Witness
In
F.ffort
to
Prove
Woman's
Insanity
-
PHOENIX.
Aria..
Feb.
1:-The
trial
of
Mrs.
Winnie
Ruth
Judd.
who
is
charged
with
the
murder
of
her
two
former
friends,
Agnes
Lerol
and
Hodvlnt;
Satnuelson.
resumed
today
after
several
days
adjournment
ow
ing
to
nines
of
jurors.
It
was
Intimated
that
the
accused
woman's
hustmnd
would
be
called
as
a
defence
witness
and
would
reveal
Intimate
secrets
of
his
married
life
to
prove
Mrs
Judd's
insanity.
Lumberman
Dead;
Pioneer
of
Province
jJohn
J.
Urcuhart
Passed
Away
In
wncotiver
Saturday
at
Age
of
Seventy-Eight
(
t
i
-
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
1:
-
John
I
John?
on
Uiriul'art,
aged
78
one
of
'British
ColtttfeitfVs
pioneer
lumber-I
men.
(Hcd'
hrt
Saturday
night.
'
Merely
routlnfl
b,jstn,,ss
was
drain
with
UuV
momlnH
at
the
resnhr
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Ministerial
Association
in
Pint
United
Church.
Rev.
W.
D.
Grunt
Hollingwortht
president,
was
in
tho
chair,
there
being
a
good
a'.ten-
datice
of
members.
V.1NCOUVKK
ItUKW
KHIKS
I.I
MIT
ID
llrru-m
ami
llotllm
of
DUTCH
GIRL,
CASCADE,
U.B.C.
BOHEMIAN
L.ger
Been,
OLD
COUNTRY
ALE
snd
CREAM
STOUT
I
Suptort
th
W.f,
trrrnriif
rnt
n
campaign
urpinj
tlir
prpl
-
h(U$
I
WIJ.C.
t
l
iWi
B.f..
Indhttrlr
ly
cmifinihf
tlirir
iHirehatri
In
tt.C
I'rmlurl.
In
lti
liri
tUm
(ofulinn
tn
thr
unfmphtrtnrnt
problem.
me.
huiiw
wfiet
tf
on
huii
0
T
BEER
WHAT
eterylxHi)
wunts
to
ftee
In
Hritisli
Columl.ia
riIit
huh
Ii
uinrc
riuployiucnt!
Ami
though
you
may
le
uuMt
to
"Kive"
employmrnt
ynu
fM
certainly
"crmfe"
emplovincnl
Ly
"buying
B.C.
IVo.IucIk!"
Eery
time
you
purchnM;
a
Iwtlle
of
I'lLSENEU
HE
EH
you
urc
fciiV.
ing
employntrnl
for
B.C.
work,
men
.
.
.
helping
to
keep
your
fellow
citizens
from
joining
the
ranks
of
the
unemployed!
Therefore,
when
you
huy
lifer,
insist
on
PILSENEK
1JEEH
and
keep
B.C.
eitieiiH
nt
work!
riLSENEIt
REEH
i
the
ROYALTY
of
heera
.
.
.
the
king-pin
of
all
heer.
in
QUALITY
nml
PIRITYI
i
--Ilreim!
and
Bottled
by
VANCOUVER
BREWERItf
Limited
rri.i
j.
;
.
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i
t
t.
w.
y-i
i
.
-t
mm
auvmuTiiiL'ni
i
uoi
puoiisneu
or
urspi
iyea
ny
uie
liquor
coniroi
lioani
oroju
liovernnient
of
the
rrovince
of
British
Columbia.
"Nero
riildlwl
vhHo
Homo
hurncd.
Todny
many
men
fiddle
vlth
nuincroiiR
nUken
of
tobacco
in
the
quest
for
a
perfect
Binokc.
With
me,
the
qucMtioti
of
tohncco
is
a
"hurning"
one
nnd,
hh
it
is
human
nature
to
pass
a
good
tip
on,
I
am
glad
to
ay
that
I
have
found
in
Turret
pipe
tohncco
n
cool
mellow
and
fragrant
nmokc,
nt
infy
ing
and
Boollting
.
.
which
meting
everything
to
a
Hinoker"
PIPE
TESTED
by
a
DRUGGIST
JDi,
Wanttnt
pmcktfrt
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good,
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smoke
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or
thott
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