IA0E
TWO
:
Canada's
Anthem
O
Canada,
our
home
and
native
kn3
True
patriot
love
in
all
thy
suit
comsnd,
Vith
glowing
heart
we
sec
thee
rise
The
true
Ncnth
strong
and
free,
And
stand
on
guard,
O
Canada,
We
stand
on
guard
for
thee.
0
Canada,
glorieu
and
free
O
Canada
we.
stand
on
guard
for
thee
?.
..
O
Canada
we
stand
on'
guard
for
tle
:
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Valentine
Dance
Given
by
Moose
About
250
People
Present
at
Enjoyable
Event
Last
Night
Young
Prince
Rupert
to
the
number
of
250
thoroughly
enjoyed
themselves
at
the
Moose
Valentine
dance
last
evening
whkh
was
conducted
by
that
genial
master
of
ceremonies.
Joe
Slaggard
and
with
excellent
music
by
Mrs.
Black's
Orchestra.
The
usual
buffet
supper.-was
served
after
which
the
dance
continued
till
well
after
2
am.
The
committee
In
charge
consisted
of
Charles
Lemon,
chairman.
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(he
East
Moneays,
Wednesdays
and
Fri
days
9:30
pjn.
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the
Cast
Tuesday.
Thursday
and
Satui
day
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pjn.
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10:30
pan
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il
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rr
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i
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Wednesday
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r
Friday
.
,
pjn.
Far
Sfcwart
and
tn;u
Sunday
.
7
pm
Wednesday
4
p.m
From
Stewart
and
Anyox
Tuesday
11:30
ajn
Thursday
8
par
For
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson-Sunday
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pan
From
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
11:30
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depattures.
time.
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paper
for
tlw
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PJltiMIKK
STOCK
The
Oddfellow's
otd
time
dance
he'd
In
the
Oddfellows'
Hall
U:
nicht
was
a
vetv
sueee&aful
affair
SLIOIITLY
DOWN
The
music
was
furnished
by
th-
Sjot-h
orehestTa
and
delicious
re-VANCOUVER,
Feb
18
-Premier
freshments
were
served
at
mld-Oold
stock
dropped
one
nolnt
yes-
nl"ht
J
Haddon
was
master
oof
terday
and
is
now
quoted
at
toe.
ceremonies
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rc
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of
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to
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ee
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eehanic
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lable
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erhante
icllint
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useless
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could
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atalnst
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law,
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else
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or
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it
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rest.
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THE
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SilufcUyy
February
ia
1
V;
Lives
Up
To
Its
Name
THE
LETTER
BOX
CONGRATULATIONS
were
oredered
out
of
hospital
at
9
p.m.
when.jln
answers
to
Htfetlons
Editor,
Dally
News:
asked,
they
stated
that
they
were
Let
me
congratulate
you
on
the
members
ol
the
union.
Mr.
Mp.x-
piibllratton
of
the
letter
signed
well
stated
that
the
conditions
at
"Paul
Jacksan"
in
your
Issue
ol
Anyoc
were
excellent,
but
wh.it
do
yesterday,
it
shoulo
draw
attention
they
say?
Why
Quote
the
wanes
of
to
a
condition
which
really
exist
shift-bosses
and
exclude
Mr.
Lind-
and
which
must
be
guarded
aga-
say's
salary
of
$16,000
per
annum?
inst
The
workers
of
Anyox
were
glv-
Thc
danger
In
the
letter
Is
that
en
three
wage
cuts
of
fifty
cents
some
may
fall
to
see
its
Irony.
Yon
without
a
reduction
of
one
cent
were
"brave
to
allow
youself
to
be
being
made
in
board
and
nut.
Wc
coupled
In
the
letter
with
a
move-
are
on
strike
far
the
return
of
the
ment
like
that,
as
some
will
think
last
wage
cut
and
also
a
reduction
It
really
true.
of
20
per
cent,
m
the
cost
of
j
Again
let
me
say
that
Uie
Ivan-
baard
and
room.
Mr.
Maxwell
sta-!
ovitch
letter
should
give
some
of
ted
that
the
people
3f
Anyox
ould
our
sleeping
and
dreaming
disserts
buy
outside,
but
we
are
here
to
say
I
something
to
think
about.
There
is
that
two
days
before
the
strike!
a
real
danger
in
the
propaganda
workers
were
told
not
to
bnv
out-
which
Is
being
spread,
especially
side,
and
furthermore
those
who
among
the
Ignorant,
by
the
sev-
had
been
eating
In
private
houses
eral
Heo
organizations
in
the
city
Ttie
letter
should
make
this
dear.
CANADIAN.
SEES
DIABOLICAL
ATT
EM
IT.
The
Editor.
Dally
News:
The
letter
from
one
"Former
Iv
spread
the
propaganda
of
sedition
and
blasphemy
of
the
Red
element
through
the
medium
of
a
respectable
newspaper,
and
it
is
difficult
to
understand
how
It
could
find
publication.
It
should
make
the
pa
per
more
popular
in
hit
native
Russia
than
at
heme.
At
Mayor
of
this
city
I
wish
It
undeistood
tnat
the
communlca-
tten
ia
a
network
of
lies
and
deception.
The
people
of
this
city
did
not
give
any
of
the
Reds
frrm
Anyox
a
civic
welcome,
nor
will
anyone
this
year
be
tendered
a
civic
welcome
who
refers
to
oui
flag
as
the
"Hateful
Union
Jack."
I
venture
to
say
that
the
writer
would
be
the
first
to
object
to
being
deported,
to
his
beloved
tend,
where
he
would
be
welcome
to
sing
his
"Red
Flag"
In
preference
to
the
"Maple
Lef"
or
"O
Canada."
The
people
of
Prince
Rupert
neither
harbor
nor
welcome
such
a
citizen
and
h
'thankful
that
he
writes
from
a
safe
distance.
If
aldermen
ar
'ending
the
influences
of
the
office
eonferied
upon
them
by
the
people
to
further
propaganda
of
this
kind
It
Is
fortunate
tha
"ley
will
have
to
fme
up
for
re-election
next
January.
It
is
no
credit
to
the
lty
that
Uiey
should
be
connected
with
such
i
movement.
That
letter
Is
onl;
a
oart
of
a
movement
f
the
Com-munisU,
of
which
the
authorities
ire
well
Informed,
to
breed
dhcon-'
tit
snd
rebellion
In
this
country,
thd
?houH
not
be
permitted
In
M-int
This
Is
Canaca.
not
Rusla.
We
are
piaad
of
our
traditions
and
our
Itmnauons
and
Canadians
Rupert
will
be
no
exception.
Svery
good
eititen
should
be
alert
to
the
subtle,
htflwenea
of
this
organlaa-'tan
which
takes
advantage
of
the
nttsarte
of
the
attf
ertwnat
to
disrupt
tow
and
order,
and
provide
a
harvest
for
the
asjttators.
M.
M.
STEPHENS.
Msyor
DEFENCE
OF
BTltIKE
:dltor.
Dally
New:
After
having
read
the
article
on
nyax
by
Mr.
Maxwell
in
Thurs-
xy's
issue
of
your
paper
we
think
!t
necessary
to
lnferm
she
people
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operatlnr
three
Dry
Docks
Total
capacity
20,000
tons
Shipbuilders
snd
Ship
Repairers
for
Steel
and
Wood
Vessels
Iron
and
Brass
Casting
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
M-ton
Derrick
for
Heavy
Lifts
Sswmlll
and
MlnlngMachlnery
Repaired
and
Overhauled
were
told
to
return
to
the
mess-house
or
suffer
the
consequences
There
were
two
men
to
a
ro:m.
double-deck
ietks,
rooms
six
by
ten.
and
wiille
tbey
charmed
the
blanket
sheet
hi
some
of
the
rooms
some
of
the
time,
the
tea:
ol
the
bed
clothes
were
never
changed:
anoTtch"
published
in
your
Issue
nd
wt
never.
of
yesterday
is
the
most
diaboll-
The
strikers
are
determhvd
not
cal
attempt
I
have
seen
succeed
to
bfk
to
pse
conditions
KENNETH
MONTGOMERY.
Acting
Secrclary.
Anyox
Strike
Catnmltt.'e
Old
Country
Soccer
ENGLISH
LEAdUE
First
Division
Aston
Villa
0.
Huddersfleld
Town
3.
Liverpool
1.
Leicester
City
2.
Newcastle
United
2.
Sheffield
United
0.
Wolverhampton
3.
West
Bromwtch
Albions
3.
SCOTTISJI
LEAGUE
rtrsfMMvWdn
Morton
1,
Ayr
United
1.
Queen's
Park
0.
Airdrieonians
0.
Falkirk
2.
Clyd
1
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
February
21
Katens
vs.
Orotto:
Warriors
vs.
Merchants:
Cardinals
vs.
Comets;
Meteors
vs.
Rovers.
February
34-Kaiens
vs
C
N.
R.;
Taxis
vs.
Warriofa;
Amaaona
vs.
Cardinals;
Scouts'
vs
Meteors.
February
2ft
C.
N.
R.
vs.
Orotto:
Tuxls
vs.
Merchants:
Comets
vs.
Amaaons:
Rovers
vs.
Japanese.
March
3-Orotto
vs.
C.
N.
R.;
Warriors
vs.
Merchants;
Cardinals
vs.
Comets;
Rovers
vs.
Scouts.
March
7
C.
N.
R.
vs.
Kaiens.
re
r'ng
to
govern
it
and
Princ-
J"1"
Warriors;
Amaaons
vs.
israunis,
Aieieors
vs.
J
span
esc
March
10-
Orotto
vs.
C.
N
R
Tuxis
vs
Merchants:
Comets
vs
Amaaons:
Japanese
vs.
Scouts.
March
14
KHens
vs.
Orotto
Warriors
vs.
Merchants:
Cardinals
vs.
Comets:
Rovers
vs.
Meteors.
of
Prin:e
Rupert
of
the
conditions
Age.
s
they
actually
were
In
Anyox
March
7-Bmpress
vs.
Cold
Stor-vhere
workers
risked
their
lives.
ge.
nd
where
miners
who
had
been
March
10
Leu
Canadlen
vs.
Jew
n)ured
in
the
mine
and
were
In
tilers.
hospital
at
the
time
of
the
strike
BILLIARDS
February
Jl
CoW
Storage
w
Les
Canadlens.
February
34
Bmprsas
vs.
Jewellers.
,
February
30
Lea
Canadlens
vs
March
3-
Jewellers
vs.
Cold
stor-
Practice
Schedule
i
For
Basketball!
Sunday
12:301:00,
Rovers
1:00
1:40,
Ka
I
ens
-Warriors.
1:40-
3:20.
CometS-RefmU
2:20-
3:00,
Orotto-Meteliants
3:00-3:40.
CarAMsls-Meteors.
3-40
4:20.
Japanear-Amaanns.
4:20
8
00.
CN.R
-TmtH.
t
r
e
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News
can
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Karl
Anderson,
Prince
j
e
Oeorc
B.C.
j
e
R.
W.
Riley.
Terrace,
B.C.
j
e
General
Store.
Anyox.
'
Smlthers
Drug
Store,
SmlUi-
.
t
ers.
B.C.
i
Saris'
em
right
lor
naming
It
the
Surf
theatre
During
recent
high
tWe
and
storm
waves
came
twunatng
on
the
door
of
the
pavilMon
at
Salisbury
B
ash.
Mamahuwtts.
CUP
GAMES
ARE
PLAYED
Number
of
Games
Today
Id
Old
Country
In
Rig
Annual
Series
y
4.
Brighten
2.
Westham
United
I
Rstmtey
1.
CtieaterfMd
0
Sunderland
1.
Blackpool
ft.
Derby
2.
Aldetshet
0.
Halifax
0.
Luton
2.
Middlesbrough
0.
Birmlnvham
0.
Bverton
I.
Leads
United
o.
Scottish
Cup
games,
third
round,
were
played
as
follows:
Hearts
1
St.
Johnstone
0
Celtic
2.
Partick
Thistk
1.
Motherwell
3.
Dundee
0
I
Kilsaamosk
1.
Bsmgers
ft
Albion
Rovers.
Clyde.
S'cnJiouse-!
muire
and
Hlhernlans
drew
bye
j
nto
the
fourth
round.
'
SPORT
CHAT
During
the
five
years
that
James
J
Oarbest
reigned
as
king
of
the
heavyweight
Ma
most
hvtprtatH
contest
was
with
Charlie
Mltehstt.
the
Britfch
champion
The
latter
had
to
hto
credit
a
St-round
draw
I
with
Sullivan,
fought
In
France.
LONDON,
Feb.
18:
The
foNewtng
and
dogged
Corbett
for
a
chance
at
games
were
ptoyed
today
In
the
j
the
title
from
the
time
he
won
It
Snctiah
Cap
series,
fifth
rocna
from
8uU!van.
They
finally
met
at
Bolton
Wanderers
2.
Mineheiter
I
Jacksonville.
Fla.
and
Corbett
dis-
posed
of
Mstehell
by
a
knockout
in
A
Florida
pii'tvaplirr
wliu
HKes
everyt
'm,-
n
his
than:-'-
Vd-n
tjtflo
Ma.-y
Hoerni'i
i.1
i
.ui.i
'vji-h
'.ii'
ot
h
r
f'.iv
M.iry's
not
doht-
b.it
old.
m-'ither
CRIBBAGE
February
20
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Swift.
1.
O.
O.
F.
vs.
Orotto.
Moose
vs.
Eagles.
Seal
Oeve
vs.
Klks.
Brnpreas
V.
Musketeers.
February
27
Canadian
Leglen
vs.
Rika,
rlagles
vs.
gwlfU
Moose
vs.
I.
O.
O.
F.
.Empress
vs.
Orotto.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Musketeers.
March
0
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Musketeers
BogJes
vs.
Blks.
Seal
Cove
va.
Swift.
Mooce
vs.
Grotto.
Emprea
vs.
I.
O.
0.
t.
Advertise
m
the
Dally
News,
-
njii
white
rl...
ut
Mt-.
::n'
yi
ar-
TorchyPedento
Race
at
New
York
NBW
YORK.
Feb.
18
-Torehy
I'eden.
winner
of
the
great
six-day
race
at
Jt.
Louis,
Is
expeeted
to
arrive
here
In
the
next
few
days
to
take
part
In
a
bit
4day
race
at
MArtlson
Square
Garden.
4-s4eet-eeeet-4!
4-
4
Tht
following
U
Uie
scale
e
of
charges
made
for
reaalng
4-
hoMtrg.
Marriage
and
Rngagement
announcement
$2.
Birth
Notloet
50c.
Funeral
Notices
$1.
Cards
Of
Thanks.
iT
4
FAST
GAME
BASKETBALL
KenUrs
Hate
Verv
flese
To
With
C.
N.
IC.
Winning
h
One
Point
iSe
senior
batltetbul!
x
full
of
pep
mattt
witi.
play
to
contend
with
Alth
C
N.
R.
had
the
miijorltv
I
!
three
rounds.
The
champion's
next
and
led
In
the
ncortnu
Important
bout
was
the
one
in
which
he
lost
his
tm
te
Bob
Fltx-simmosja.
M
was
ioueht
at
Carson
City.
Nev
March
17.
1297.
the
Cor-nlahman.
then
middleweight
cham-gson.
win
sing
by
a
knockout
in
the
fourteenth
round
The
blow
that
separated
Corbett
from
his.
title
was
described
as
a
solar
plexus
ouneh.
a
term
which
thereafter
be-ame
widely
used
to
pugilistic
On
the
baseball
diamond
Corbett
was
a
ilever
first
baseman
and
peayeri
numerous
exhibition
games
time
the
game
jva
not
the
last
whistle
bl"W
wli'i,
way
boys
found
that
tin
.
i
aum
orte-)m'
lead
A
the
game
It
w.t
(.'lose
pata
trpu
rating
Uien.
lay
was
gcod
on
both
.
Mgs
conrentiated
mri
-ortng
and
thrv
surelv
i
,
(set
plays
In
the
last
f.
A
if
the
game
:t
tut
ie.'
he
Kaiens
stepping
tl"
i
few
notrhe
trylt
t
j
hat
slrm
one-oint
l.ni
'
tit
SUereu
lo
the
girls
fixture
th
tut-
oi'j-jtui
sir
oi
wen
nvt
sftsmss
snsjar
ngur
mist.
Jim
tho
have
been
tisiilnt;
'
knowing
the
past
is
that
tbev
do
.brother
Joe
pitched
tor
Bsltlmere
true
half
stepped
out
nrf
know
the
-present."
O.
k.
fm
several
vars
when
that
city
was
Cosacu
a
beutmK
l-!5
T
Chesterton.
represented
in
the
National
League
,
ny,,,,
of
a.
.
.
I.
,
i
i
'
shooting
they
found
th.it
A
Graceful
Dive
.
hit
everything
elne
but
(The
Amsionv
however
..
!trssssr-all
the
time
they
make
a
play
they
sink
'and
that
is
wh.it
court
:
jseJI
In
the
intermrrttate
.
Ttigls
hit
their
stride
.
i
dllfleulty
in
uiiMimt
tin-
"
1
33-11.
The
game
was
fMm
ttart
to
flnlih.
th-
"
I
putting
up
a
poor
bnuui
'
The
Scouts
k
pt
their
sltlon
of
leaden
by
t
i
Japanese
In
a
hard
13-1.
Individual
Sroiing
C
N
H.
A.
Johnson
'
I3.
mnlth
ti.
Stalker
Tlmm
'Hi.
Kaiens
Kelsey
Ml-
M
;
Cross
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Unger
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Irv.!
ham
4.
Amnsone
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t.
'
Johnson,
Vanc
ig.
Kn
Dartcs.
Dtekans
Comets
Stern
Smitli
8i.
Tile
4t.
Morgan
Tuxls-sjsntth
'J).Nsk.i'i
Moxley.
HnsHMin.
Bant
i
i
1
Allen.
Morrison
'Kll.
MeretanlA--Plerc
'
4.
Rosa,
Bury.
Windlr
v
.ntunslU
i
at
.
Scouts-
-Dvles
igt.
M
Nelson
igi,
Oreer.
Viere.
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Japanese
Obato.
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Suchho.
Cundo
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