FAQE
TWO
THE
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NEWS
THE
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columrj
Published
ve
rv
AJ.teicnoon.
Ejccept
Sunday,
by
Prince,
JjaUy
Jf.ews'.
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Avenue..'
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EDfTipN
It
FALLEN
-
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Oi:
Manaeins-Kdltor
FIRE
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m
r
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not.
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caruble
on
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lamps
that
die
ynuns
una
wanle
electric
rurrcnl.
Slick
to
EDISON
MAZDA
Ionnn
ami
lie
sure
of
geltiiijryoiir
money's
worth.
Sold
Ity
better
dealers
everywhere,
t
MAD(
IN
CANADA
edison
m
Bu,jfel
-
.
SUBSCKli'TlO.N
KATfcS
blty
delivery,
by
111
all
or
carrier,
yearly
perto,
nld,
tn,,alyan,cjt
For
ferpsrtodi
paid
In
advance
por
week
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
Stater,
paid
hi
advance,
per
yoar
.'.
AdrrrtUinj
and
t'triulatioii
ri-Irpntine
38
jfdfjnY
aiirt
Urporjers
Trlenjione
...a
lifc
'
Sleioher
n
Audit
ISnrcau
of
Circulations
By
mall
to
all
other
counfrie.
per
year
ij)VCKTIING
RATES
Classified
advertising,
per
Insertion,
per
wprd
',
.
-
LeriJ
notices,
each
Insertion,
per
afrate
tfhe
Local
readers,
per
Insertion
per
M.e
Contract
rales
on
application
Wednesday"
February
"
1,
(p3?
C
A?IS
OUT
OK
BUSINESS
Most
of
the
cars
in
the
city
are
either
shut
tight
in
thg
;
parages
or
in
the
repair
shops.
Merchants
find
it
very
difficult
to
deliver
their
goods
and
the
taxis
in
their
efforts
to
give
the
people
service
are
pretty
well
out
qf
business.
The.spqw
is
so
dqep
and
the
ruts
are
so
difficult
to
drive'
in
that
most
drivers
have
given
up
as
a
bad
job.
Of
course
there
are
complaints
that
the
city
authori
nnmiiiiiiiHaw
MAZDA
LAM
PS
CANADIAN
GENERAL
ELECTRIC
CO.
LIMITED
Early
Ad-
Copy
is
appremki
Acts
Ljke
a
Flash
On
Stubborn
Colds
Hanson
Coyjjjg
Hare's
good
news
for
everybody
-.CsflHaa's
Greatest
Cjuah
und
Cold
Remedy,
obtainable
,u
itr.y
Drug
Store,
clears
ud
Coughs,
C'jftis.
'Flu
1
7Z-
or
Bronchitis
like
a
flash
Simpson
Band
Pays
Visit
tp
a
single
i
sip
proves
lr.
jr.
Yes!
in
Canada
where
coughs
are
tP1
coughs
and
colds
are
so
mean
and
tough
and
dangerous
tha.
only
a
pdwefful
efficient
remedy
ran
lame
3.06
and
subdue
them
-
Buckley's
Mixture
-
Is
the
one
reul
safe
nvdidne
that
completely
puts
them
out
-f
business.
'Aria'70
of
the
people
of
Canada
3
'
0Q
knov
all
this
and
put
their
faith
In
and
swear
by
Buckley's
Mixture.
Cfet
a
bottle
it
any
druggist
any-where
-
keep
it
on
hand
for
the
sake
.15
orthe
kiddies
-
often
one
sip
win
25
stop
a
simple
cough.
For
your
health's
sake
-
demand
Buckley's
for
cheap
Imitations
are
numerous.
On
Thursday.
January
26.
In
response
to
an
invitation,
the
Port
Simpson
Concert
Band,
under
the
leadership
of
Ernest
F.
Dudoward,
ties
are
making
no
effort
to
cape
with
th,e
situation.
The
visited
Metukalla
and,
difficulty
is
the
lack
of
money
to
pay
meh'to
do
the
work.
fif1
If
Vina
Kaan
enrtrrnat
arl
ll
nurArni.
f
Vint
iVia
man
qlA
vn
.
alter
a
Hall,
enter
tained
aineu
the
Ulf
villagers
VUlflgS
WlP
with
a
dellght-
CUCCCOKll,
llUfTOCl,
Millie
llll.
v
iv.-!(ll,
....rt
l
(h.
.!,,
ceiying.
relief
from
the
city
should,
be
put
to
wprk
tp
.help
Everi
'item
on1
tp
prprani
was
relieve
the
situatipn.
If
this
is
not
done
the.
citizens.
gen-
executw
in
an
eeeuerit
"manner,
erally
will
have
to
form
shovel
brigades
in
the
different
Particrjy
desr$ng
of
mention
tpfi
WS
Pla
and
generally
to
inipye
.tvgln
hf
Situation.
,
'"Semtranilde,'''ala
the
finale.
"Re
I
minlscepce
of
Scotland.'
MSSTBBYCI.EAREP.UB
LrS
1
not
only
on
tpe
bajVl
3
a
whgle
but
;
The
mystery
in
connection
with
the
death
of
the.
late.parttcuf
onlpe
a$
Frank
Rush
was
cleared
up
by
the
city
police
in
a
manner
those
yw'&irwn
who
are
satisfactory
to
the
coroner's
jury
which
hejd
its
se&siqn,
81111
ln
,fif
ye$e$&,
and
heard
a
large
amount
of.
evidence,
rpi
gjZjlJt
S
was
so
much
street
talk
m
regard
to
the
case,
.whiqh
was
pmmvSa
the
next
evening,
a
very
puzzling
one,
that
everyone
feef
relievet
at
the
This
w
jeKi
by
the
ruon
outcome.
The
police
are
to
be
congratulated
on
having
and.
afi:
apofhet
sumpiuow
ban-pecured
all
the,
evidejicQ
and
placed
the
matter
befpre
the
Quet-
nnf
w
p
up
antti
i.e
public
in
a.
manner
that
leaves
no
doubt
whatever
as.
to
o"04
naorntag.
vh-it
wnlfvWnnrifid
'
A
very
pleating
Incident
during
;
selections
near
the
residence
and
for
the
special
beneftt
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
F.
Morlson
All
arrangements
for
the
enter
"
Ths
rtirernent
of
Fire
Chief
McDonald
draws
attention
utnment
of
the.
visitors
were
made.
to
the
good
work
the
chief
has
done
in
keeping
the
city
by
the
y.
m.
b.
a.
and
as
usual
left
free
from
fires
of
a
serious
nature.
For'
over
twenty
years
noting
to
be
desired,
he
has
been
in
the
city
and
ha?
been
fighting
fjres
qr
;
pre-
.
venting
fires
most
of
the
time.
He
will
retire
from
the
ser-
Royal
Plirplc
v
with
tha
eatiefuntirtn
that
hn
hoc
Anna
nrnml
i-nvlf
nnfl
!
will
carry
w
ith
him
the
hest
wishes
of
all
citizens.
iJti
Bridge-Party
Today's
Weather
TeiTace
Snowing,
calm.
18
above.
1
Alyansh
Ugbt
snow,
calm
23
"
above.
Arivok
Clear,
calm.
24
above.
above.
Hi:lt3n
Cloudy,
calm.
1
abav?.
Smlthers
Claudy,
ealm,
Ita.
Burns
Lake
Cloudy,
catm,
7b
Hotel
Arrivals
RUPERT
HOTEL
F.
It.
Wilson.
Inverness:
Mr
aiewari
at
z
p.m.
instead
of
4
p.m.
gmusMrarns
News
CLOSE
GAME
BASJCETBALL
Ovfrljmc
Needed
Iast
Nijht
to
Ilecjde
VVho'
Was
Winner
f
Senior
Tussle
J
otiiick
CLOSt;
r..Mi:s
Merchants
llrat
Warriors
18
to
14
amiyoverrna,rsilfja.?:Ue.
In
a
rough,
fart,
game
with
twj
overtime
periods
needed,
ths
Orot-1
:o
putscored
th"
Kaletw
35-33
in
,
1
b.--ketxaI1
game'
last
night.
It
,
was
a
close
tutsle
all
the
way
and
anybody's
game
UB'fU
the
final
'
whistle
blew.
At
hall
time
the
-core
stood
13-10
in
Uvor
of
the,
Kalens
Weight
was
tje
bjo-
-ta's
backbone
and
llvelr
heavy
nil
r.
.
hezkinx
gave
lltti
chance
fox
try
IViOre
LniTieS
Kalen
forwards
tp
break
thraugh.
but
the
Kiiens
detencr
was
ejual-fy
9
food
en-.
kpjt
their
ojO-enu
away
from
tly
basfce.
maf
-'h?
them
shrot
long
shots.
With
a
slx-pohil
lead
In
the
middle
3f
the
iecond
half
it
lootr
ed
as
If
the
Karens
were
going
tr
held
thm
but
the
Grotto
quintet
kept
creeping
up.
sinking
a
few
6'
their
long
shots
to
make
the
acor
29-39
as
the
final
whistle
ble-pJs
called
fox
'
overtime
pert-and
in
these
hoC
five
mlnutr
furious
bah
waj
pJayed
with
neither
t'eani
rejUffn
ifc
dyntfe
Jp
another
ovelmyf
period
It
seesawed
baek
andT
forth
but
tfcf
p
rot
to
manaMff
to
sink
one
las
as
the
five
ntuitei.weTe
up
making
the
score
Jf6-3j
fh
their
faTOT
Orotto-Ratc&rott
l:
Morri
-en.
4;
Stalker,
8;
Currte:
Our-vlrh.
7:
Menstfs:
MguHy.
4.
Kaiens
MttctMnTl
Orosa,
6:
Wlneham
8:
Irvine;
Unger.
3;
ort.
1:
Kelsey.
8.
W
?!
In
the
glrTs
game
the
Cardlnali
had
little
trouble
In
defeating
the
Qomets.
Tfce
Oomeisi
were
decid
edly
off
their
game
but
on
the
oiner
nana
we
cards,
were
their
toes
an
the
tin.
The
final
score
being
12-5
In
favor
of
the
CvdViaU.
Cardinals
Lowe,
8;
OUchrbt.
2;
Stone,
.2;
Rlytt;
Broahu:
n.mAm
S.M.
T.JH..
O
.
Th.
i.ju.
f
it,.
T.lrni.'
y"-
reii,
mure,
oiuw,
held
a
dtliahtful
bridge
In
the
eAs'
3:
?cu'
Ifome
last
night.
There
were
ten.
intermediate
tables
of
cards
and
during
the
eve-
j
The
Intcrroetate
ttUIc
was
a
nlng
delicious
refreahmenta
Wf
,
heayy
etoecjtjn?
game
wth
the
served.
Those
winning
the
prtaes
at
Merchant
ouVfirlng
the
Warrl-cards
were:
lots
to
win
thjslb;
first
Mjpe
of
the
Ladles'
first.
Mrs.
O.
Oultek;
con-'
ecpn(
half
i8-14.
Ifi
the
first
halt
solatl6n.
Miss
E
M.
Earl.'
jit
was
undoubtedly
the
Merchants.
Men
s
first.
Mr.
McLean;
conso-
but
when
"the
peew
half
started
launn.
Mr.
(v,.
vne
wamon
stanea
to
oiay
Dan
Mrs.
W.
wnilscroft,
Mrs.
Crosby
but
It
w
too
late
to
catch
up
and
ar(i
Mrs.
rTeBFOwncotjnrtsed
the
the
MerchanM
"
Vre
victorious
by
ronimlttee
who
had
chxgp
of
the
twp
bastreta.
evont
.
Merchants
Plane,
V.
Wicks:
Roas:
Bury;
E.
Dfofwelf.
i:
AVeh-Idle
2:
Ant6neUl.
"2.
'
Warriors
Comadlna,
2:
Hlckey,
2.
OHIIs.
5;
FlUpatrleV;
rrbe.
S.
Junior,
Iarue
In
a
clnae
mat-fc
fg
the
Junior
League
the
Buyers
lust
manage
to
otttore
the
Mttaors
bv
one
oolnt
let
HI
tSe
ITC
IKS
fkst
hall
the
Rovers,
v
,v
stcwirt-
Part
cloudy,
ealm
27
ha
lt
tbtlr
own
way.
nar-,
nv
a
ft
nine
polnis.
But
tfi
Meteor
tightened
up
an
managed
to
keep
the
Rverg
down
to
1,
point
in
the
seaond
half
and
scoring
b
mints
themselves
to
make
a
score
1S-14.
'
Roteri-'sonr.
WHUacroft.
5:
I
varam.
7;
Majtse:
Undaay,
1:
Armstrong.
2;
ifkifeekia.
Meteprs
-
Ailed,
"ipi
ralnW.
and
Mrargan:
Crlstispn,
2;
Amey.
1.
Mrs.
Blaka
WUsi
Vancpuvfjc:
Cmpe);
foby,
1.
uurnc.
wtnnipeg;
d.
11.
Kg,
19-
"
.-.
epess;
P.
Knox.
Vancouver.
Capt.
J.towVndC!'l,
8had-
forth
were
nvf
ngers.
jjgrp
ori
the
Ss.
Prince
Rupert
arrived
from
prlnce
Rupert
this
morning
from
Vancouver
this
morning
at
10.
0'-
the
south
'
on
buslnees.
clcjc
and
sailed
for
Anyox
and
COAL!
,
...
GOAL!
f&T
t
'post
Post
Offic
Office
qur
Famous
Edson,
Alberta
and
Bulkier
"Valley
Coals
areguara'n-
t(l
to
give
satisfaction.
Try
a
'
tori
of
tfo.
1
Bulkle'y
Valley.
"We
ajao
sell
Tlmbfhy
Hay.
"Wheat
"
Oats"
,
ana"
.
Barley.
'
Hrincc
UupcriiFccdi(0.
68
I'honei
551
.
News
can
be
pur-
-4
4.
News
Bund,
325
.
Oranvllle
Bt
Vancouver.'
4
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Karl
Ander'sonf'
Prince
4.'
r
Oeoree.
ap.
e
R.
W.
Riley.
Terrace.
U
P.
t
'
General
Store.
Anyox-
i
8mlthe.rs.rwk
s.toifi
BmHb-
4
ers,
B.C.
4
4.
'
v
.
.
h
4
4
4-
4
4
4.
4l
4
4
4
4
Than
Ever-Plav
For.feayis..CiiB:&"
NfUY-
VqRiCi
Feb
1:-Thirtyr
three
naiten
have
this
year
eP-
tered
witw
the
Mf
Days
jrywv
Cup
tennis
wuu
cpmoeU-
vwufTM-
Eagles
Musketeers
Bitopresi
Canadian
Legion
Ion.
This
If
three
more
than
last
"
vear.
anjd
Uie
largest
number
ever
gjj..
o
participate
F.
A.
Fit.
63
2
4j
2
N
4f
M
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56
SI
84
53
S
SI
41
4
4
A
BASKETBALL
CRIBBAGE
fcouts
Japanese
Meteors
Rovers
Senior
I.rjjuf
"W
L.
talens
...
I
-roito
.
I
anji.
.
j
InttrmedUte
Leafue
"uxls
V.
Varrtora
ietefaaoss
Comets
ardlaaia
ladles'
latue
r
'
2
2
1
Junior
league
2
a
2
t
2
I
2
2
2
1
2.
I
Its.
4
4
2
14
4
BASKETBALL
February
3-
C
N
R
vt
Kalens:
Cuxis
vs.
Warriors:
Amasons
vs.
airilnaU;
ScoiiU
Meteors.
February
7
Orotto
vs.
C.
X.
ui.s
vs.
Meichauts;
Comets
vs.!
maipns;
Japanese
vs.
Raters.
j
February
10
Katens
vs.
Qroto:
l
Warriors
vs.
Merchants:
Cardinals
rs.
Comets:
Rovers
vs.
8couts.
1
February
14-
C
N.
8.
vs.
KaJeoa;
!
Tuxls
vs.
Warriors;
Amasona
vf.
I
Cardinals;
Japanese
vs.
Meteors.
'
february
17-
Orotlo
vs.
C
N.
R
:
Ttixis
vs.
MarchanU:
Comets
vs.
Amazons;
co)i.U
vs.
Japanese.
Fehruary
6
Canadian
Legion
vs.
I.
O.
O
F.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Eagles.
Orotto
vs.
Elks.
Empress
vs.
Swift.
soat
vs.
aiaakelaara.
IVbruary
13
Canadian
taftaa
va.
Orotto.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Empress
(.
O.
O
T.
vi
Bwtft
Moose
vs
Elks
Eagles
vs
Ifusketecra.
fvmpreas.
FvjruaryKI
Canadian
Lglon
vs.
Sgnft
1
p
Q
F.
ta.
OroJtto
Wnose
va
Eagles.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Elks
Bsanieas
va
Marketeers
If
uary
I?
Canadian
Legion
va.
Elks.
Eagles
vs.
fsrlft
Mnose
vs
I.
6.
O.
Emm
vs.
Orotto.
Real
Oovr
va.
Musketecta.
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Muskr-trcr
Eagles
vs
Elks
Baal
Cove
vs.
Swift.
Moose
v
Orotto
Empress
vs
T
O
O
F
BILLIARM
February
lets.
February
Empress.
3
Empress
vs
Jewel-7
Les
Canadlens
vs.
Wednesday
February
1
1033
of
The
Snort
World
Well,
It's
a
free
country
un't
If
Ana
a
ft
or
all
:.i-
A
:.-
mlng
a
cunal
in
full
uniform
to
c
lobraie
yunn
-
1..
ll
They
oukIh
1
c
ripAs8Q
Standing;
i
MAROONS
ifggrUrf
!ll,ortrd
Tram
ln
lyy
MflwaagtBSai
tn
Uyjpt.
Feb
montoo
sqtud
a
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In
the
first
hockey
gasae
here
In
Mars,
the
Vauoouvtr
Maroons
foonerly
the
Kegwp
team,
emerged
from
the
struggle
last
night
with
a
to-goal
saarfein
In
the
Westerti
Canada
League
ftxture
The
ror-was
she
goals
to
four.
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Scores
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Tot
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Toronto
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1.
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Boston
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the
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b
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bat
not
accepted.
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Schedule
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vs
t.
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Legion
v
Orotto:
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vs.
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vs
Musketeers;
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Coy
vs.
Empress
Marth
2
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Packers
vs
Fm
press
;
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Orotto:
Cun.i-dlan
Lctlnn
vs
Musketeers
Sr
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Cove
vs
Swift:
Sons
of
Norway
v
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Andrews
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to
the
Dally
News
New
Departure
In
Planes
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aeroplane,
buUt
by
Jonattan
E.
Caldwell.
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above
with
,ih
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d.-parture
in
mantlci
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three
wings
on
eah
ldc
substUutln
roUry
motion
for
the
ilapping
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tlon
of
the
bird
the
machine
la
balanced.
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open
on
'.he
up-sUoke
and
olose
on
the
down-s'ioke,
riinctionlna
pdecUely
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feathers
Inn
birds
wing.
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or
horlsontat
flight
la
dependent
on
the
angle
at
which
ttwfttap
are
held.
Caldwell
belsiyeg
mastery
of
the
principle
of
bird
flight
will
m
an
perfecting
of
the
iluapest
nud
safest
form
of
air
travel.