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17
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Monday,
Feb.
17,
1936
.STOCKS
OF,
GQPiRER
According
to
the
Bureau
,of
Statistics
-the
.world
stock
ot
coRpertheend;of
November
had
fallen
off
'to
-476216
tons,
a
drop
of
20,000
tons
in
-the
.month.
Should
this
in
creased
consumption
cdntinue,
there
wjlibe.a
shortage
..
.
,
.
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tne
price
is.
pouna
to,
advance,
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L-uiJjjer
wLjumigiYe'tinumpeius
lo.mining
in
this
part
of
British
Columbia.
ITALIAN
VICTORY
CLAIMED
The
Italians
are
today
celebrating
what
they
claim
is
a
great
victory
over
the
Ethiopians,,
according
to
mews
broadcast
throughout
the
world
yesterday
from
Rome.
Evidently
they
made
:an
advance
in
the
south
and
killed
a
number
of
people
who
Avere
defending
their
home
.land
against
the
invaders.
This
may,
be
a
cause
for
celebrating
but
jf
the
.British
had
done
it
,we
should
have
been
told
theyihad
.no
right
to
be
trying
to
subdue
a
little
country
1
1.J11;
.
n-.it.
.
.
.
.
y
ciuu.Kunng
tnem.in
tnousanas
oecause
ttiey
relused
give
up
meir
country.
BRITAIN
TAKES
TO
.HOCKEY
Britain
won
the
hockey
ch&mmonshin
in
,the
Olvmnift
Garnes
in
Germany.
It
was;a
notable
event,
considering
they:had
to
defeat
countries-where
skating
is
much
.more
in
vogue
than
in
.the
British
Isles
and
where
hockev
has
been
played
for
years..
True,4here,were
several
Canadians
on
the
British
team
but
that
is
not
enough
to
account
for
the
victory.
The
British,
evidently
likethe-Canadian
game.
phi
.advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liqupr
Coptrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
'Columbia.
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TORONTO,
Feb.
-17:
(CPWBc-fore
'
a
crowd
of
more
'
than
ten
thousand
fans
In
Maple
Leaf
.Gar-'
dens,
Toronto,
Saturday
night,
the
Toronto
Maple
Leafs,
in
one
of
the
most
exciting
games
of
the
preseiu
seavon,
scored
a
threeto
.twoipvet
time
victory
over
Detroit
Red
Wings
to
-remain
-very
definite!.)!
In
the
running
for
first
place
honors
In
the
International
sectlop
of
the
National
Hockey
League.
Almost
throughout
the
Maple
Leafs
I
played
a
sensational
.attacking
game
and
(It
was
not
.for
,lack
of
opportunities
that
they
did
ho'
score
more
than
they
,dld.
,Qf,
course,
a
sterling
defensive
..game1
by
the
Red
Wings
had
something
to;do
with
that.
.While
-stiffly
contested,
the
game
was
remarkably
free
of
penalties,
there
being
but
three
banishments
druing
the.
entire
seventy
minutes
of
play,
Charlie
Conacher,
Toronto,
and
Barry
and
Young,
Detroit,
were
the
bad
boys.
Each
team
scored
in
the
first
period,
Charlie
Conacher
netting
the
first
for
the
Maple
Leafs
on
an
unassisted
rush
right
through
1
the
Detroit
lines
four
minutes
after
j
the
start.
Johnny
Sorrell
evened
itj
up
for
the
Red
Wings
when
the
I
puck
ibounced
off
-Goalie
Hains-j
worth's
back
into
the
net,
First
I'
one
goal
and
then
another
was
besieged
In
the
second
period
and,
after
nine
minutes,
seven
.seconds
!
of
;play,
.Wally
Kilrea
put
the
Red
Wings
up
from
a
scramble
in.
front
of
the
goal.
Bowman
being
credited
with
an
assist.
Hains-
worth
,was
.on
the
other
side
of
the
net.
.Playing
every
man
up.ithd
Maple
Leafs
did
everything
but
score
until
Charlie
Conacher
.grabbed
the
puck
from
Bowman.
speeded
,
down
the
ice
.with
It
.
and
passed
it
to
.Davidson
.who
,
petted
a
close
.one
just
,
inside
ithe
.goal
post
to:even
up
the
count.
Just
ba
fore
;the
end
of
the
second
.period.
.The
;JVfaple
(Leafs
continued
the
Attack
in
the
third
.stanza
with
the
Red
.Wngs
.
concentrating
on
defence
put
there
was
no
more
scoring
.and
the.
game
,went
Into
overtime.
The
Maple
.Leafs
did
nothing
but
storm
,thc
Detroit
goal
Jn
.the
extra
.period.
BU1
Thorns,
on
a
pass
from
.Andy
Blair,,,
put
.the
puck
right
.on
.the
goal
Jlne
and
the
red
,
light
.went
on
but
the
referee
overruled
the
goal
Judge.
and
it
was
disallowed.
tolToronto
was
not
to
be
.denied,
however,
and,
with
one
minute
and.
forty-five
seconds
to
go,
.Buzz
BoH
scored
the
winning
goal,
wner.eup.on
ine
.piayers
.naa
to
go
to
work
clearing
the
ice
of
the
debris
showered
by
the
gleqfjil
Toronto
fans
-The
Red
Wings'
opened
up
with
every
player
urt
but
inspired
hockey
failed
to
produce
an
equalizer.
.At
Montreal
the
jNew
York
Americans.
pvcrcarne
a
three
goal
lead
of
the
Maropnsv
In
.the.
first
period,
an
overtime
contest
ending
in
ft
four-all
tie,
after
it
had
been
tied
up.
three-all
at
,
the.
expiry
of
regu
lation
time.
Sunday's
Games
The
Rangers
and
Canadiens
played
a
:onerall
.draw
at
.New
York
last
night
as
:a
.result
,pf
Which
-the
.Rangers
went
Into
third
place
Jn
the
American
sec
tlon
standing
ahead
of
'the
.Boston
Bruips
.who
.were
defeated
four
w
two
.py
the-vBlAck
.Hawks
.At
chl-'.
cago.
.The
Bruins
.and
the
.Rangers
had
.been
previously
tied
.for
-third
place.
The
.stapding
is
as
follows:
American
Section
W.
D.
L.
F.A.
P.
Detroit
.17
-3-1082.66
41
Chicago
17
4.
14
65
64
38
Rangers
14
8
14
65
73.36
Boston
16
3
16
74
56
33
International
.Section
Montreal
r
.15
6
13,75
76.36
Toronto
.16
.3
15
91
82
35
Americans
:12
6:17-77
81
0
Canahlens
9
9
17
64-75
27
FIVE
PIN
STANDING
,The.Wve.PJnLeague
standing
for
the
second
half:
W.
Pioneer
Laundry
13
Five
Jokers
10
Lambie
&
Stone
...
7
Old
Empress
6
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.
GAME
IS
EXCITING
Toronto
Defeats
)Detroit,in
Thrill
ingJIockey
Struggle
WINNER
PUCKTITLE
England
iWJns
Olympic
Championship
Norway
Captures
Team
Honors
GARMISCII
-
FAKTENKIR-GIIEN,
Germany,
Feb.
17:
(CP)
England
yesterday
won
the
Olym-
,
pic
hockey
(title,
which
Canada
has
held
torimanyocars,:,as.a(re-
1
.
suit
of
Canada's
one
to
,nil
victory
over
United
States
in
the
final
same.
Canada's
victory
eliminated
United
States,
England's
sole
remaining
menace,
from
the
competition,
iKjijfland
and
United
States,played
a
scoreless
draw
on
Saturday.
Canada
finished
.second
in
'theories.
Norway,
with
14C
points,
won
the
unofficial
-team
-title
in
the
Olympic
Winter-Games
with-Ger-many
second.
United
States
was
fifth
and
Canada
tenth
with
nine
points.
Schaeffer
of
Austria,
Added.
another
laurel
in
his'Olympic
Winter
Games
accomplishments
by
winning
the
.figure
skating
event
lor
men
..on
.Saturday,
Sonja
Henie
won
her.thlrd.
Olympic
women's
skating
title,
nosing
out
Cecilia
Colledge,
youjig
English
girl.
The
Winter
Olympics
closed
Sunday
.with
a
crowd
.of
,120,000
gathered
Tor
the
.closing
rites.
WEWB0WL
,5
MARKJSET
Grotto
Turns
.in
Card
of
935
Pins
For
One
Game
Grotto
beat
Canadian
Legion
three
games
.to
nil
in
the
Ten
Pin
.
Bowling
League
.ytsterday
while
loose
won
over
Atiin,
Fisneries
two
to
one.
High
average
scorer
was
Grant
Coverdale
of
Grotto
with
180.
Stan
Morin
and
his
tobaccon-:
ists
bowled
a
grand
total
of
935
pins
for
one
game,
thus
taking
honors
for
the
-highest
single
score,
game
to
date
from
Power
Corporation.
Details
of
scoring:
GROTTO
.1st
2nd
3rd
Coverdale
178
'170
Ifl3
FJlwyn
...-.164
143
183
G.urvich
1..1Q5
143
,1131
Morin
..
..:168
.104
179
Bury
158
157
219
Handicap
26
26
26
.Totals
J&59
808
961
CANiLEGION
1st
.
2nd
3rd
Stacey
4144
135
139
French
133
144
185
Storvick
147
125
149
Donald
.'.
il,42
148
147
Bchriaber
..157
:
136
155
Handicap
.;25
25
25
Totals
'.
.vm
-713
800
;MOOSE
1st
2nd
:3rd
R.
Morrison
168
150
188
T.
.Morgan
,116
125
J.50
J.
Morrison
..125
v99
B.jRussell
.128
163
160
F.
Morrison
.105
163
ftoyer
159
lii
Handicap
j
62
62
62
Totals
,704
758
-
871
ATiiiN-FlsII.
list
-2nd
3rd
Gunderson
.138
176
178
Stiles
106
150
147
Knutson
-115
123
134
Wicks
102
134
155
Pray
120
135
124
Handicap
62
82
hi
-loiais
1.693
T70
790
Standing.
to
Date
The
standing
-to
-date:
W.
Power
Corporation
15
Rose
Cowan
&'Latta
-11
Knox
iHotel
,10
Grotto
10
Atllni
Fisheries
7
Elks
.6
Moose
,j
Canadian
'Legion
A
'Hockey
.Standings
NOtTIUVESTERN
f,KA(JUE
L!
3
7
8
5
5
12
12
17
W.;D..I..,F..A.
P,
Seattle
,15
5,12.76,70
35
Voncpuver
14
4
15
95
100
32
TT.
UddicM)
8
Portland
12
7
10
63
49
31
(Tovn)
(BlU)
11
Edmonton
12
6
13
78
76
30
12
Calgary
13
4
15
87
94
22
GROTTO
WON
hasketball
.game
last
Thursday
-Moose
with
t.
night
-by
defeating
score
of
36-24.
.Moose
Styles
(12),
Wipgham
(4),
Mitchell,.
J.
jMorrison
(81,
.
R,
Morrison.
Total.
24.
Grptto-fRatchrord
5(6),
,
Gillies.
Stalker
(3,
Smith
(10),
fMePhec
(
1
6
)
,
lur
i-Ay
d3
1
.
tPom
ina
to
jotal,
36.
Intermediate
League
Scythians
scored
a
win
oyer
the
Canadian
Legion
in
the
Intermediate
League
26
to
21.
;
Canadian
Legion
Christlson(3
I
.Viereck
(12),
Palmer,
,Eby,
Suehiro,
Brown
(6).
Total.
21.
Pcythians
Montcsanp,
Domln-ato
(9),
Beynon
(4).
Currie.
Murray
(4),
Gillies
(1),
Letourneau
(0'.
Houston
t2).
Total,
2d.
LAdies'
League
High
school
girls
won
over
th3
Grottettes,
score
being
10
to
4.
High
T.
.Davis,
Wilson,
-MQLepd
(5),
Blain
(3),-E.
Davis
(2),
Elllso:!.
Total,
10.
Grottettes
Smith
J2),
,
Dic.ken.sj
Beale.
McMeekin
(2),
Menzlei,
Brand.
Total,
4.
Junior
League
Junior
Moose
defeated
the
Boy"
Scouts
i
by
a,
score'-,
of
!17
to
.7.
Moose
H,usoy
(4),
Lear
.41i
Hale,.Hlake
li),
Cromp
t&).
Total,
17.
Scoutss-Montenaso
(3),
Dyb
havn,
-Erickson,
Eastman
2,
Bremner,
Clauson
(2).
Total,
7.
The
league
standings
to
date:
Senior
-League
'W.
L.
'
Lambie
&
Stone
4
Moose
-
i.3
Grotto
..'.3
Intermediate
1
League
Canadian
Legion
?.4
Scythians
4
High
'School
Ladies'..
League
Grottettes
,J
High
-6:hool
.-.3
Annettes
1
JuniorLeague
High
Sehopl
Moose
........
.r.
.3
Scythians
2
3oy
Scouts
...-1
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JIUST
FIND
NEW
VENUE
;
,Enrolment
in
the
provincial
gov-jpiment's
recreational
and
physical
education
centre
here
mounted
to
1
total
of
475
on
Saturday
made
up
,)f
183
men
.and
boys
and
,292
ladles
and
girls.
The
.old
armpry
building
las
.already
become
Inadequate
to
.lapdle
the
classes
so
negotiations
have
been
opened
for
a
Jarger
hall.
ad-
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.Proprietors
.Bert
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.Barrl-j
tDon'tforgettlie
number
156
iSPORT
CHAT
With
the
Canadian
Legion
en
Victory
Over
Moose
Last
Week
By
joying
a
five
point
lead
in
th
Sc.ore
or.
36..
to
34
,
j
standing,
the
second
half
of
the
j
Prince
Rupert
Crlbbage
League
Grotto
won
.the
.Senior
,LeautUvJll
,iconcliJile.iMorny.,night.
The
winners
of
the
second
half
wl.l
play
off
with
Grotto,
first
ha'f
winners,
for
the
season's
honors
tThe.,standing
to
datcis
as,
follow.-:
W.
L.
Legion
r
,...,..,89
73
Grotto
'
r...
82
80
EJevatpr
82
j.80
Odd
fellows
4.
&0
.82
Moose
79
83
sons
of
Nonyay
..,..,
.7.8.
..8t
Meat
Packers
84
73
C.'N.
R.
A
tj74
83
Making'the-long
trip
fromFin-'
land
py
himself
to
Join
his
father'
at
.Premier,
Tenho
,Alo.
Paayalo,
a
ten-year
old
-.boy,
Arrived
In
the
city
on
Sunday
morning's
train
and
proceeded
north
on
the
Catala
last
pight.to,
reach
.the
ejid
of
his
long
Journey.thls
morning.
1
Try
a
Daily
News
want-ad
.MUSTAIH)
First
Aid
for
Coughs
and
Colds
Good
Old
Mustard
Planier
it
has
sated
manjF
a
life!
Entity
prtpared
half
Cylmani
.Muttard,
half
flour,
.with
little
cold
water,
spread
on
cut.
ton
cloth
and
covered
with
fUn.
nel.
Applied
to
ciiest,
throat,
or
.aching
part,
it
k.
relitf.
d.s.f.
Mustard
"It's
ALL
Purt
Mustard"
"THE
CONSOLIDATED
MINING
&
SMELTING
'.COMPANY
OF
CANADA,
LIMITED
TKAIL-rlMUTISII
COLUMBIA
,MnnilfacUircrs
of
.Elephant
Brand
Chemical
Fertilizer
.Ammonium
Phosphates,
Sulphate
of
Ammonia,
Superphss-
phates,
Complete
Fertilizers
Producers
&
Refiners
of
Tadanac
Brand
Metals
Gold,
Silver.
Electrolytic
I.ead,
Zinc,
Cadmium.
Bismuth.
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Special
Low
Winter
Excursion
Rates
effective
November
1st
1935
to
February
:29th.
1036.
Prince
Rupert
to
Vancouver
and
return
$32.00.
Steamers
leave
Pripce
Rupert
for
Vancouver:
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUESDAY,
1:20,
1'Jt.
'
Due
Vancouver,
Thursday
pm.
T.S.S.
VENTURE
FRIDAY,
10:30
P.M.
Due
Va.
ouver,
Monday
a.m.
Weekly
sailings
to
Port
Simpson,
Stewart.
Anyox
and
Naa!
River,
Sunday,
8
p.m.
Further
Information
regarding
sailings
and
tickets
from
R.
M.
SMITH,
Prince
Rupert
Agent,
Third
-Ave.
Phone
5C8
HOUSEHOLD
HELPS
Dusting
Mops,
front
,75c
to
$1.50
Clothes
Baskets,
from
..$1.25
to
$2.00
Galvanized
Tubs,
from
,50c
.to
,$1.50
Furniture
Polish,
from
15c
to
23c
GLAS-KLEEN
Ideal
for
Windows,
Mirrors,
12-ounce
bottle
with'
sprayer
3A
Windshields
and
Tile
,C3c
THOMPSON
HAHDWAKE
CO.
LTD.
THE
MINERALS
tOF
.BRITISH
COLUMBIA
This
Provincc'ihas
produced
-minerals
iof
an
.Aggregate
vajue
of
?1,42-1;248;00.0.00.
The
value
of
Mineral-production
for-the
year
lfWS.is
estimated
at
.$47;810G12.00,
being
an
increase
of
13
over
the
production
for
1934.
The
high
light
of
mining
in
British
Columbia
dunn.fr
theyear
has
been
the
.substantial
.increascin
gold
and
silver
pro-
.duction.
For
(authoritative
ninfowiation
.regarding
-mininfi
development
-in
the
iProvince,
.
apply
to
THE
DEPARTMENT
OF
MINES
Victoria,
B.C.