J
Wednesday.
Depejub$r
18,
1935
iv
un:
m
TKi:m:
coi
ut
or
iikiti
Not
Ire
1'IMJ
WMX
lu
I'rululr
lu
lbt
Matter
of
llir
-AdiiilnWtrtlu:i
.
Arf
'
I
And
lu
tlir
Matter
of
llir
I'.KtxtP
of
JaiiK'tj
li.
I'atslrus,
llM-rusrtl.
i
TAKE
NOTIOE.
tbat
by
order
of
Ul
Ilonur
Judge
FtsDer,
Local
Judge
fj
tl
Supreme
Court
of
Brltlrti
Cotumb.j
made
the
th
day
of
Deottnjjer
1935,'
1
J
wai
apKlniied
Admlnlttrutor
of
Xhti
EUl
of
Jmt
O.
PaUietUi,
Dnotsu.c-4.'
tniMi.iiif
Va1j
m
Prlni-j.
Rimert.
UjC.
SfiB
as
i
irus
advertisement
is
not
published
or
dlsplaye
a
t
10
Liquor
Control
Eoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
"
Knox
Hotel
And
Printers
Win
In
Bowling
League
aii
pewonu
havitm
daims
aainst
the
Bowling
League
fixtures
whil
Rose,
said
Estate
are
wreoy
rcquiroa
to
nif-
ntbh
bMmA
nmntflv
verLfifvl
tA
ITie
OA
,lvM
ACT
nf
liiteutinii
to
apply
to
Iae
:
::
Hind
In
PRINDR
iiiiprut
Ijnrl
lteeordlnc
DL-rtrirt
of
nunvf
s
cnaM.
uid
situate
liout
1-2
mil
iouU
of
the
W.-A
urown
llomeslte
Iise
on
8kUiki
Bay.
Stephens
Inland.
Take
notice
that
William
Anthony
Hrown
of
Sklakl
Bay,
Stephens
Isl
occupation
Fl&herman
and
Trapper
'Intends
to
apply
for
a
lease
of
the
following
debcrLbed
foref&ore
lands:
Commencing
at
a
post
planted
on
a
small
island
within
a
Inlet
of
Skl
akl
Bay,
about
20
Feet
west
of
my;
DoathouHe,
which
U
located
approximately
3-4
mn4
hquu,
of
the
W.
A.
Brown
Homeelle
Lease
thence
West
1.200
Feet:
thence
North
800
Feet
thetice
East
1.800
FVet:
thence
South
I
Elks
800
Feet;
thence
West
000
Feet
to'p
I'll.'
'
.
ni-vji,
..
Knox
Hotel
defeated
Moose
three
1
to
nil
ln
one
of
last
night's
Ten
Pin
Individual
scores
were
as
follows:
.
I
Moose
Royer,
402;
Morrison,'
i381;
Moore,
09;
Morgan,
359;
F.
Icomadina,
2C2;
Vic
Houston,
331.
.
j
Knox
Hotel
Armour,
384;
Way,
i15;Raaba,
479;
Comadina,
3C9;
Awmissen,
401.
Atlin
Pisheries
Ountlerson,
430;
Knutsen,
457;
Stiles,
398;
Gray,
4G8;
Lindseth,
331.
,
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latta
Roy
Franks,
3.90;
W.
D.
Vance,
419;
Ole
Franks,
452;
W.
D.
McCalium,
4G3;
J.
Ciccone,
539.
Bowling,.
League
i
Thirty
acres,
more
or
ie.
(Power
Corporation
19
WILLIAM
ANTJIUNX
Wltuwn
Dated
November
4th,
1935.
f'DHTII
IOATKS
OF
IMPKOVKMENTM
The
Ten
Pin
standing
to
dale:
W.
.....2G
Cowan
Latta
........21
Atlin
Fisheries
,...18
jKnox
Hotel
:
17
i
Grotto
.15
j
Canadian
Legion
12
SILVEn
KINO
No.
1:
SILVER
KINO
Moose
in
tfo.
2-
SILVER
KINO
No.
3;
SILVER
,
JV1UUM"
KINO
No.
4;
SILVER
KINO
No.
6;
SILVER
'KINO
No.
6;
SILVER
KINO
No.
7;
SILVER
KINO
No.
8:
BLUEBIRD
No.
1
&
BLUEBIRD
No.
2
MINERAL
CLAIM8.
Situate
in.
the.
AUIn
Mining
Division
of
Casalar
District.
Where
located
i
Whltewoter
Creek,
TuLvequah
River.
.
TAKE
NOTICE
that
D.
C.
Sharpfitone,
acting
as
agent
for
Raymond
L.
WaJker,
Free
Miner's
Certificate
No.
G4891-D;
Daniel
'H.
Moller,
Free
Mlner'il
Oeoilf
icate
!
No.
04877-D;
Ha7
C.
Bracken,
FrU
Mln-
.
er's
Certificate
No.
C4876-D;
Arthur
Hed-man,
Free
Miner's
Certificate
No.
64890-
I
D;
Alaska,
Juneuu
Oold
Mining
Corpora-
i
tlon,
Free
Mliver's
Certificate
No.
88026-
i
D;
Walter
Barron.
Free
Miner'
Certlfl-1
cate
No.
04888-D;
D.
J.
MacDougaJL
Free
I
Miner's
Certlflcat
No,
04389
-D,
Intends
j
6i'xr,y
days
from
the
date
hereof,
to
up-ply
to
tlie
Mining
Recorder
for
Certlfl-cates
of
Improvements
for
the
purpose
i
on
ootainlng
Crown
aranta
of
the
above
claims.
.
i"
And
Further
take
notice
that
action,
under,
section
85
Of
tue
,
Mineral
"Act.
must
be
commeniced
before
Uie
Issuance
of
such
Certificates
of
Improvements.
Dated
this
first
day
of
December,
1935.
SMITHERS,
Dec
18:-Thc
SmI-i
thers
Ski
Clqb
:&eld
a
meeting
of
,the
executive
on
Friday
night
and
i
reported
verything
shaping
up
Iwell
for
a
successful
tournament
her.-
this
winter-The
tournament
will
be
held
on
February
C
and
7
and
will
ineludn
i
the
Slalom
rues
this
winter
alou
with
the
"various
other
races
and
jumpinjf
..oiitests
which
have
been
ih5ld
here
on
other
occasions.
i
The
present
officers
of
the
Club
,havn
been
vsry
active
in
develop
ing
new
grounds
for
all
classes
of
;
amateur
ski-
enthusiasts
and
have
!
a
site
north
of
the
town
where
different,
grades
of
hills
are
found
;that
will
accommodate
the
begin
ner
or
expert.
They
have
also
established
a
CUib'
house
there
ami
.everything
is
now
in
readiness
foi
the
return
of
the
snow
that
dlsap
pea
red
from
Smlthers
and
vicinity
during
the
mild
weather
of
thi
last
few
weeks.
:
Many
new
ski
Jumpers
will
b
in
action
this
winter.
The
younger
!
classes
that
have
been
coming
along
since
this
sport
became
pop
ular
here
three
years
ago
havt-
turned
out
some
first
class
Jum
pers
and
some
.of
these
will'
be
seen
In
action
on
the
big
hill
thla
winter.
1
i
Hockey
and
Curling
'
Hockey
and
curling
are
bein
hold
up
along
with
Ihe
skiing
on
ocr-ount
of
the
lack
of
white
weather
h3re.
i
Oyer
fortv
hockey
players
hav
signed
up
for
service
this
wtnto
ana
uioji
are
lust
"rarin"
to
t?o
ti
cHt?
there
Is
no
sign
of
ice
Thjvjrlej
are
doing
ult
their
"roarlh'at
'the
weather
man;
for
serving
out
fine
warm
weather
instead
of
the
below
zero
weather
that
they
revel
in
at
this
time
of
,the
year
Korton
Smith
Is
Winner
Of
15,
Hi
18!
19
is
:
21
!
26
"Golf
Tourney
MIAMI,
Dec.
18:
Horton
Smith
Cowan
&
Latta
won
two
to
one
over
yesterday
won
the
Miami
open
golf
or
tfore
the
Tsth
day
of
Jamrary
los&jAtlin
Fisheries
in
the
othsr.
High
tournament
and
golfdom's
richest
wm
bmtofwitTom
itiSSJefi
average
scorer
for
the
evening
was
prize
of
$2500.
He
had
a
sub-par
ah
parties
indebted
to
tue
said
itjpi
jimmy
uiccone
oi
nose,
uowan
u
ui
oi
mr
me
iz
noies.
ia
are
required
to-.af
tWe
fcni-
u,&!
!
Latta
Latta
with
with
183.
183.
(Turner
was
runner-up.
imiruiriilima
UJ
Hie
i
ui
vi
i
w
v
1
1
.
,
DATED
thl
th
day
of
Deiwnbor".
1635.
NORMAN
A.
WATT.
Official
Administrator.
rThir.
Rupert.
BO-
DAILY
NEWS
PAGE
FIVE
SPORT
YET
HAS
QUIT
jBmiihcrs
Organizing
Skiing,
Hockey
And
Curling
Despite
Lack
(If
Snojv
-And
Ice
Succeeded
by
Frank
Foyston
Manager
of
Seattle
Sea
Ilawfcs
Hockey
Standings
NORTHWESTERN
LEAGUE
i
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
P.
Vancouver
8,
2
2
40
25
18
Portland
C
3
0
20
16
15
Calgary
2
7
36
44
12
Edmonton
0?
8.24
.35
7
Seattle
3
0
7
18'
30
0
BASKETHAI.L
STANDINGS
Knntnr
f
fmii
Lambie.
&
Stone
..Q.
-7
Moose
.."U....7
Grotto
4
-.:3
'
InterraediateJ
League-
Scythians
G
Canadian
Legion
..
,(.
6
High
school
;:,;...'.:.5.
Ladies'
League
Grottettes
9
Annettes
.,
4
High
School
4
Junior
League
Moose
..:
7
Boy
Scouts
7
High
School
2
Scythians
1
Padcpgcs
will
be
called
for
and
'delivered
'promptly
m
m
"TILLIE
THE
TOILER"
.
.
.
at
any
.address
within
express
cartage
limits
at
all
principal
points
No
Extra
Cost.
.LOW
CHARGES
ON
PACKAGES
UP
T0
1
5
POUNDS
CKhk
In
ctnti
P'
1
lb
i
3
4
5
PKlitsttoMvExptcn
lbfc
lb,.
bt
lb.
Point
In
Btltlih
Columbl.......
15
1T
tit
1T
30
AlbtiU
15
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tit
33
40
Sttkitchtwin
15
tit
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4t
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W
49
60
Onlwlo
Qubc
N.w
Biumwlclc
15
6
31
50
65
Novt
Scotli
Pilnct
Edwjidli
PtepoitioniUly
low
chti
lor
lnl
packajtL
MAC,
NICE
TO
MR.
VAtB.fvmwB
50
FROM
W.V;
HE'l.U
1.1XU
ME
BETTtlCt'M
&Q&&LCS
Ctf
Mfi
L.
4
5
8
5
C
0
4
7
7
2
2
0
7
Send
your
Christmas
Gifts
by
Wit
1
Vl
P.
14
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I.
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10
i
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i
i8;
A
2
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4
2
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tMi
tdvtrtlitmtnt
lot
lutuit
rilf
itne;
For
furthn
Inlormitlon
till:
miu-K
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
EXPRESS
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
EXPRESS
"ATtv?
L.
1
0X
,
THAT'S
U-eMTTIrJEl
FfHEMD-
NOUJ
R,E
r:
.
I
'NO
WINTER.
iARTGAGNE
A
sport
chat
SEATTLE,-.
Dec.
18:
After
a
-eaten
at
tennis
and
Jim
London
crief
and
none
too
successful
re-
was
ciewronea
as
wresxung
cnam-gime,
Art
Gagne
has
resigned
as
Pn
V
Dan
O'Mahony,
was
no
anneer
at
the
Seattle
Sea
Hawks.
"a
l
anauian
cnainpiui.
club.
or
individual.
The
turnover
Northwestern
Hockey
League
He
is
succeeded
by
the
veteran
roin
raa
eariy
wiwn
nvai,
pnvcnn
hockey
champions
were
crowned
r
"
nil
nlnniv
tMnfnirlnti
n
1
n
A
nmatailMl
The
Sea
Hawks
will
play
Bobble
League.
I.
HOCKEY
SCOKKS
National
League
Toronto
1,
MOntieal
0.
Detroit
L
Boston4t
.
final
Tigers
took
an
18-12
beating
from
Winnipegs
and
eastern
Canada's
long
reisn
in
gridiron
affairs
was
ended.
troit
Red
Wings
and
Chicago
Black
Hawks,
were
tumbled
by
Canadian
opposition.
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
won
the
National
League
title,
defeating
Boston
Bruins
In
the
finals,
and
Montreal
Maroons
trounced
the
Leaf
s1
three
i
straight
in
the
Stanley
Cup
final
Charlie
Conacher,
however,
remained
the
N.
H.
L.'s
greatesT
scorer
and
other
top-notchers
Ilk;
Frank
Boucher
of
New
York
Rangers,
Harvey
Jackson
of
Toronto
and
Eddie
Shore
of
Boston
held
their
foremost
ranking.
As
spector
of
champions
In
sport.
The
i
year
In
which
Max
Baer
lost
his!
The
new
amateur,
hockey
charr.
heavyweight
title,
Fred
Perry
waslplons
were
Halifax
Wolverines,
re
rwi.i
n,,.,,
n.lnes-
ana
n
nnisnea
iaie
wnen
wie
W
President
Of
least.
Thev
absorbed
a
3-1
defea
i
developed
that
replacements
cou'.d
'not
be
found
for
these
stars.
Imperials
went
down
and
out
in
Vnn.
i
eastern
final
to
Hamilton's
fighf-
ing
Tigers
by
a
score
of
22-3.
Then
it
became
Hamilton's
turn.
The
followins:
week,
playing
before
a
Cahadiens
l',
Nflvork
Rangers
home
crowd
ln
the
interTSectional
placing
Moncton
Hawks
as
AU-
n
Cup
winners,
and
Winnipeg's
Jun
tor
Monarchs,
St:
Michael'
Co-lege
of
Toronta
which
turned
ou
one
of
the
best
all-ttnw
junior
teams
in
1934,
couldn't
do
it
again
and
went
down
early
in
the
Mem
orial
Cup
race
that
Winnipeg
won
mighty
Wlnnipegs
and
Fritz
Han-
Bill
Christie
of
Toronto
lost
hi
son
invaded
tne
east
ana
tooK
'.print
crown
ana
women
s
speed
away
Canadian
for
the
first
.time-
football
honovs
tv
I
II
f
i
"rne
gridiron
spectacle
was
far
ISaSebtUi
Leafflie
ld
away
the
most
surprising
and
the
most
disastrous
to
champions
Sarnla
Imnerlals.
1934
chamoion-..
W.
C.
Tutile,
Former
Spokane
,.
,,,,.,
Ka
Newspaperman.
Heads
Pacific
1Ijd
learned
rfy
the
WCct
Ccast
Circuit
was
primed
to
do
business
on
7
,
strictly
championship
basis
at.
laurels
passed
from
Audrey
Dearn
ley
of
Hamilton
to
Ailsen
Meagher
Halifax.
Walter
Martin
replaced
Jf
farcell
Ralnvllle
at
the
top
of
the
tennis
rankings,
although
this
was
due
to
the
fact
that
Ralnvllle
didn't
play
much
in
Canada.
Scotty
Campbell
of
Seattle
let
hLs
his
amateur
golf
title
go
by
luttle
of
Oakland,
former
Spokane.
ni
wlnnipegs
to
close
out
.-Un'rm
hi
favnHt
.h.mn.hin
newspaperman
and
well
known
as
otherwise
successful
tour.
But
thoy,The
open
title
also
was
undefen-
writer
oi
weaicui
uuu
uuvcutuu:
went"
Dade
nome
wltn
Normie
-ied
Gene
Kunes
of
Norristown
nones,
was
yeswroay
cieciea
pre-
perry
Alex
Hayes.
Boob
Molloy
jident
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Baseball
'
and
Mike
Clawson
Injured,
and
it
Pa.,
won
the
event
that
was
taken
In
1934
by
old
Tommy
Armonr-'
Badminton
got
new
cnamptom
in
Rod
Pheln
of
Toronto'
in
J
Margarets
Taylor
of
Kelowna,
B.C.
Vancouver
Province,
men's
basket
-Ball
champions
last
year,
wee
humbled
right
in
British
Colum
bia
this
year
and
the
title
wi3
Ton
by
Victoria's
Blue
Ribbons.
ATHICAN
WINKS
i
.
.
vjuality
Built
up
through
2)0
years
of
wine
mkiug
traditiou.
Pioduetielt
SIUi
Dominic
i'm
advt.
is
not
published
or
Jisplaved
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS
Stainless
S4el
Carving
Sets,
Mirror
Finish,
$2.00
to
$8.00
Waffle
Irons
-
Electric
Irons
-
Copper
Teakettles
Flash
Lights
-
Xasvlinc
Lamps
-
Covered
Roasters
Stainless
Steel
Garden
Trowels
and
Forks,
$2.00
per
set
THOMPSON
HARDWARE
CO.
LTD.
258
Third
Avenue
Phone
1111
Hockey's
1934
champions,
Dc-'
gSddS3S!3S2
Here
is
a
list
to
choose
from
-
Brands
noted
for
their
quality
and
value
wherever
the
ring
of
true
hospitality
Vs.
S
is
known.
At
this
holiday
season
select
your
requirements
from
this
list,
knowing
that
your
friends
will
endorse
your
choice,
for
each
in
its
price
range
is
an
outstanding
favorite.
';
Ancient
OLD
PARR
Scotch
Whisky
-
26io-z.$3S5
SANDY
MACDONALD
.
Special
Liqueur
Scotch
Whisky
26oz.3
VICKERS1
Finest
London
Dry
Gin
Sir
Robert
BURNETT'S
London
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