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.12
of
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province
the
tSSSSt
-
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around
him
anxious
to
show
their
approval.
He
made
thcrt,y
it
clear
that
many
of
the
students
were
not
fitted
fnr
th-
fllV
.
were
not
planning
to
enter
fftA
iiniu.c;f.,
ANNUAL
SKI
TOURNAMENT
PUCK
TEAM
IS
HONORED
Big
Banquet
at
Smitbers
Return
of
Hockey
Players
From
Tour
1
SiilTRERS,
Feb.
16:
One
of
the
;
largest
affairs
of
its
kind
ever
'held
In
Kmlther
tinfc
niar
hm
'Monday
evening
when
ninetv
:rVrtlA
9AL
Hmm
al
o
tnnnit
in
8-ithe
Hudson
Hotel
to
honor
tht
"
'
memhprm;
af
th
Smithort
unln
Wednesday.
February
16,
1938.
hockey
team,
which
had
just
com
pteted
a
successful
tour
to
the
east
and
south,
a
well
as
othet
TJeworld
is
divided
into
groups-tho
who
do
things'.
fe?
"doriei
-l
.
yy.y.
uiJII
then,
IfTelt
A
kingdom
was
to
be
Mt
up
in
Prince
home
1
players
,
of
the
Towi
,
amer
was
chairman
and
1'J
were
to
announce
that
the
new
31e;anir
toa-'rtnjatr
Ior
-e
evening
and
Toronto
Smlthers
advising
tht
town
were
i
good
sports.
There
has
been
that
their
hockej
all
gentlemen
and
fcrreiA
ferred
courses
..
which
l-
r.
would
,
.
fit
them
,
for
life
x-j
.
rather
than
of
hockey
talent
and
thai
is
ior
,
the
.
university.
.
This
was
being
v...
done
.
in
the
juniur
iunior
hirrh
nign
,there
wUI
be
good
ms
to
reprc
Ag
to
the
accommodation
t
tho
vowa...
.u-i
i!
sent
the
town
for
several
years
to
come.
..
1
....
-
:
-
'
iuun
nnuuis
aim
,
tneir
suitaoilitv
for
the
nnrnno
nmnr.:ui
n.A
:
uirnt.
,,,
...
HONOR
FAMOUS
PROS
LONDON,
Feb.
10:
(CP)
-
...
.
..1V,
iUX
aim
nvi
10rce
mem
into
the
old!
jockey's
TEX
DAH.T
NZWS
TTcSneday.
Febr
-.-
.?
-
i
i
SPORT
CHAT
Sensation
of
the
Northern
Ai-
;
Three-Day
Affair
Drew
B-g
Crowd
berta
Ladies'
CurUng
Assoriatwr.
To
Burns
Ike
over
Week-end
bmifd
at
Edaor.tM
ws
Ethe'.
Ne
of
Red
Dw
Alto..
S-su!e,
HOCKEY
SCORES
National
Hockey
League
Montreal.
2Boston.
5.
Canadiens.'
(f;
cans,
4.
people
Who
would
ohif
t
W
tha
Rupert
th
"
.
.W0Vld
"Pded
to.
Speeches
were
made
Americans
theem
nt
::
the
meriU
of
the
team,
Maroons
17
,
'2
10
New
York
Ameri-
Hockey
Standings
!
14
13
21
95
98
67
70
70
117
nnnh
VZr,
u,
Vl
1jT
lUC
"au
n01
a,fU?J?e(J
it
Ion.ana
expressing
appreciation
of
the-
American
Dimmn
enougfl
10
enaWe
them
to
form
an
opinion
as
to
whether
!fact
enemaniy
be
Boston
23
4
9
101
63
It
WOUld
be
right
or
Wrong.
Jhavior
during
the
trip
had
caused
Rangers
21
5
9
111
63
The
matter
of
junior
hieh
vhnn1
W
Ur
.
a
:fcvealLhot;,
Proprietors,
who
ha-;
Chicago
.10
8
19
67
103
rirar-3iftnfn-mani.---c.
"
"
.
.V
uimci
ixn
meir
nosis.
to
wnic
letters
Detroit
8..
9
20
72
100
,i.r
.
y
one
in
(iinerent
narfs
hack
to
i
RACEHORSES
DIE
NEWMARKET.
England.
Feb.
16:
RESIGNS
PRESIDENCY
NORTHAMPTON.
England,
Feb.
16:
(CP-
S.
Schillzzi.
Northamp-'
lonshire
lonsnire
County
uounty
Cricket
Cricket
Club
Club
pres
presi-
,
c
IMVl.
uin.
...v.....
.
.
n.rtu
mg
!nnn
to
say
K,.t
but
nresume
it
has
hr-on
thmvmM.,
cologne.
Feb
is:
.rp.fw.M,
n.nl
.
m
.
ea.
Doubtless,
the
local
inspector
of
schools
would
be
in
-a
n
ennan'
n0"
number
ion
to
sever
hi
connection
with
the
better
position
to.express
an
opinion
than
anyone
else
4n
lT?tT?
cIub'
ZTu
1
te-ldea
rh,n(1
the
chan
is
not
to
sacrifice
Rhin.
Sn
with
The.;"
dense.
:
anyone
but
to
bring
the
system
up
to
date.
If
it
can
he
populated
industrial
areas.
work-en
out
without
spending
money
on
a
new
building
so
much
the
better.
Any
new
building
that
could
be
erected
now
WOUld
havn
tn
u
BREAKS
LEG
UPPER
BURLINGTON,
US.,
Feb.
16:
(CP)
Stanley
Sanford.
UDner
Burlington,
practised
kindness
to
animals
and
broke
his
leg
in
the
STEALS
BUTTER
nun
1
HiunTfiH
n..-
nu
.
system
wmch
has
long
outlived
its
usefulness.
The
best!
derbv.
Englandt
Feb.
16:
o
minus
01
the
nrovince
have
bppn
wnfUin-
nn
V.ta
In
one
day's
raclne
here
20
lack-
-
a
"-
"
"
iiiiil
Uil
WlliO
OtliCIIIC
l--.-.-.wv
w
VllaCC
Ii.-Viiklli
liAiU
jui
.yuara.
une
01
our
own
1'rince
Kunert
bovs
.lamps
,
,
l
meoicai
auenuon
laoor
in
police
court
wh
MitchelIM8nrincinalofthpMahcnnnnal
&
O.
Wood
had
an
pleaded
guUty
to
steal!,
'
.1
mi
.
...
Ywu.
i
ne
junior
high
schools
are
a
modern
institution
designated
to
give
pupils
a
modern
education
fitting
them
to
take
their
places
in
the
Unp
nf
wm-i-
xvhinU
c?f
best.
It
is
an
insult
to
the
intelligence
of
the
people
of
I
nnce
Rupert
to
say
that
they
cannot
have
this
just
because
it
may
"upset
the
present
system."
The
people
here
do
not
care
anything
about
any
system
which
stands
in
then
way
We
suggest
that
the
commissioner
investigate
thoroughly
the
feasibility
of
the
scheme
and,
having
satisfied
himself
that
it
can
be
done,
that
he
get
to
work
and
do
it
We
believe
that
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
will
back
up
any
move
that
is
designed
to
better
conditions
for1
their
children.
A
New
Telephone
Number
456
Taxi
AL.
FRENCH
With
The
Same
Reliable
Service
ht
six
at
it
WW
West
Vatnm.
Vancouver
-Tu
to
cw.u
jui.iui
jwHu
arm
iractured
and
T.
Carey
and
J.
pounds
of
butter
from
his
employ
and
he
was
until
recently
president
of
ward
suffered
back
injuries.
p.
a.
DodwS
ine
asieni
is
nut
connneu
to
-
RACE
IS
1
Johnson
;Schaeffer
..
!
Handicap
Totals
OUR
GANG
TIGHTER!
1
Bi?
Sisters
Ooy
L'a
On
Annette'!
In
Centest
For
First
Place
In
i
Ladies
Bowling
League
;
j
BLKWunt
ten
le
-
ine
an-
a-th
of
CaJgarv
Although
only
ir.
;nual
Bums
Lake
Ski
Tournament
her
early
twenties
she
dipped
a'
&
Sisters
defeated
Annette",
jand
carmva.
was
be!
over
tf
rmt
m
the
boospiel.
winai-g
high
two
to
one
ta
the
Ladies
.week-end
and
jnwed
hfeMr
sc-
prai.se
for
her
atefcty
to
tatn'Borbg
Leagw
last
night
and
itessfui
attracting
viators
from
an
-Just
rocks
feke
a
man.-
HeK
-u.
but
-parU
a
are
now
one
poii
of
the
district.
In
connection
has
been
curting
nine
yea
fir,
behuui
the
fedW
wear
girts
fn
,i-.n
we
wimunnn.
were
w
a
of
tnem
as
skip
She
has
a
km
school
holiday
on
Monday.
Weather
Un
of
victories
m
dirtrxrt
curling
was
favorable
Uuaugtmn
iminy
and.
competing
at
Edmonton
the
Rague
leadership.
Merchant-ettes
scored
a
three
game
to
nC
lr-,
virtorv
over
Our
flan
hut
had
tsi
uu
ISi
uuwusu
"Kr
xiTK
major
corapewwan.
sfH;wort
hard
to
get
it.
there
bein6
cold
aide.
had
six
vfetorifes
and
four
defeats
i.
k.
n
w
.v..
j
Saturday
was
devoted
to
the
lead
awl
second.
Flora
MaeDon
Merchantettes
winning
an
extra
boys'
and
girls
races.
The
men's
aid.
and
Mrs.
A.
E
Lowe,
Mi'frame
to
grt
the
victory
and
Jolr
I
races
were
held
on
Sunday.
The
Neffts
sister
took
aH
the
btarac,mf,
sisters
in
a
second
place
Ue
'
juvenile
jumping
took
place
Man-
for
the
defeat
"We
let
Eth;
I
Rangers
also
had
a
clean
sweet,
u-j
luc
bp
jbii-
uuto,
uicy
uwtuacu.
it
ini
;
victory
over
Knox
Hotel
while
In
"tag
Monday
afternoon.
bad
earfing
not
hers."
Mrs.
A.
A
Ithe
fourth
fixture
of
the
evening
The
proceedings
concluded
with
Proot
was
third
(Telephone
Girls
downed
Blue
Bir"s
a
grand
ball
at
Skaai
Lodge
Mon-
to
)tw
games
one.
High
averag-
day
night
The
place
was
crowd-
Re
rival
of
harness
racing
in
tteonr
t
the
evening
was
Mrs
ea
o
capacity
ine
leaiore
oi
uie
iianiiooa,
aasKatcnewan
ana
Harold
Rayhone
of
Rangers
proceedings
was
the
crowning
of
North
Dakota
is
expected
from
'345
the
Carnival
Queen
and
the
pres-
formation
in
Winnipeg
recent
!j
entation
of
prizes
Music
was
pro-
of
the
Great
west
Raetng
circuit
,vided
by
Harris
Bros
orchestra.
Individual
They
plan
seven
meets,
at
Botti-j
8W:
neau,
N.
D
June
10
and
11:
De
j
BIG
SISTERS
1
loraine.
Man,
June
16
and
17
'B.
Dickens
81
Carman,
Man..
July
1
and
2
E.
Dickens
143
Brandon.
Man..
July
4
to
8;
Part-
E.
Rothwell
148
age
la
Prairie.
Man..
July
11
to
,V.
Alexander
.
...
13;
Dauphin,
Man..
July
14
to
16;
'Mrs.
Dickens
and
Yorkton,
Sask..
from
July
18!
Handicap
Follows
to
20.
Officials
promised
eight
ol
the
fastest
harness
racing
horses
Totals
on
the
continent
would
compete.
I
ANNETTE'S
IBaaso-Bert
115
84
130
711
1
144
151
Sfcattebol
181
Owen
172
.Dickens
78
Totals
.
726
BLUE
BIRDS
I
Pierce
228
Ttuen
245
Boulter
...i.
107
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
Croxford"
.
161
International
Division
'Keren
182
W
D
L
A
Pi,!
Handicap
.
29
10
108
92
421
36
Totals
950
32
1
thone
cmrs
1
26.
Johnson
106
'McLeod
87
50,
Peachy
.
105
47
j
Eastman
131
28!
Anderson
159
25!
Handicap
198
Totals
786
D
At'prno
'CP)
Deaths
of
several
racehorses
pqvhnn
111
When
last
wk
th
n-n.-ol
v,rt.
,
.
.
!.ere
.
a
n
!hf
district
caused
concern
in;
Berg
169
fnr
the
Pft(
rn
u
i''."VJ'""
U1
gn
acnool,
be-
01
wccesciui
hockey
In
Smithen
lu"
circles
Dut
investigation
show-
Hallb"
116
jure
me
notary
UUD,
outlined
the
plans
of
the
Depart-
and
11
was
1101
culminated.
by
the
ed
there
was
no
evidence
of
any
Yager
182
ment
Of
Education
in
establishing
junior
hlVh
vhnnk
f
i,0in,lend!d
banquet
but
will
conUnt-c
,conta?ious
or
infectious
condition.
Ballinger
118
scheme
was
received
with
enthusiiim
an,
thl
""
leaue
has
been
-
McFadden
T
gratulated
bv
mim
?u
-er
COn-
finished.
It
is
hooed
that
a
Prince
,
NEW
CYCLING
RECORD
.
Handicap
"andICap
-3
Zf;
etl
nUm?I0U
members
Of
the
club
Who
crowd-
George
team
Ul
visit
Smithes
1
NYAH,
Australia,
Feb.
16:
(CP)
.
for
a
return
series
of
Mrs.
Valda
Unthank
established
a'
Totals
C56
uiuci.l
cycung
record
irom
Mel-
KNOX
HOTEL
1
-three
local
players
sat
bourna
to
Nvah
bv
ram
171
dinner
which
mnW
234
m!l(
In
H
hnnrc
o
in..t..
r
ii
m,
"
-
w
uiacii
119
ti
.
1
iney
uey
pre-,'ndcate
pre-,"-wue
.-j...
4.
that
inai
Smlthers
omiiners
has
nas
a
a
good
good
28
as
seconds,
an
average
of
more
than
Scharff
179
mllet
an
hour.
SelU?
126
135
44
Totals
770
MERCHANTETTES
1
Cohml
131
Madill
133
Halliday
139
Houldcn
in
La
Belle
119
Handicap
10a
ZZ
1
Tf
?e'
Pat)
m'
Hendren
"!"n
and
and
J"
W"
Heame'
aitem
hole
Mccone
,10
cause
the
citv
CUV
cannot
cannot
horrnw
borrow
and
nrl
cutting
a
in
money
is
needed
for
-'onner
Middlesex
County
Cricket
the
Ice
on
a
lake
here
to
give
his
Fllch
-
159
hewers
ana
otner
purposes
and
the
health
of
the
ritv
i
C,UD
professionals,
were
each
pre-!
horse
water
when
ho
eiinnoH
foil
Gurvich
1R7
dVDII
mnfn
imrn.n4.
ii
-
.1
J
llM
ttillh
a
,11...
1..!..
....
1
'
T.
...
.nUlc
jijijjui
idiii,
man
euucaiion.
i
wmatu
at
mt
i0
ine
ice,
and
broke
the
leg
By
all
means
let
us
have
an
edumMnn
,
u
...in
!
annual
meetlne
of
thc
club-
1
f'l
,
..
,
.
...
...u..
u
lit
VJ11
,
'
Ingram
147
Smith
119
Handicap
37
Totals
739
2
179
136
165
144
121
130
875
2
206
144
175
130
83
733
2
174
97
187
137
214
29
838
2
137
147
160
130
127
193
899
2
135
96
182
202
122
23
213
98
92
144
174
44
7C5
2
177
183
117
154
234
106
with
scoring
was
as
fol
201
168
21S
17C
14S
44
9
175
96
14
lsS
207.
103
739
1020
'84
2
210
ICC
174
145
188
37
890
ls9
192
123
77
20)
37
The
league
standing
to
date
is
as
follows:
j
Won
Lost
Pts.
Anneues
14
7
Big
Sisters
'13
g
Merchantettes
13
8
Rangers
'
n
jq
Our
Gans
jo
n
Blue
Birds
8
13
Telephone
Girls
8
13
Knox
Hotel
7
14
snows
PROFIT
1
NEW
OLASGOW.
N.
8.,
Feb.
16:
CP)-Pictou
County
Power
Board
reports
a
successful
year
In
Us
13th
j
annual
report
The
publicly-owned
,enterprlre
showed
a
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AN
IMPORTANT
FACT
Editor.
Daily
News;
In
the
latest
copy
of
the
Dally
News
to
reach
here
you
mention
In
Ian
editorial
a
warning
given
by
a
Burns
Lake
has
been
selected
by
ithe
Northern
Airways
as
a
refuel-1
ling
base
for
its
weekly
run
be
tween
Vancouver.
Careross.
Daw-
son
and
other
northern
points
3
Pilot
W.
G.
Holland
Is
in
chargf
1S
of
the
new
Waco
plane
which
is
139
being
used.
175'
118
98
13C
Big
Refund
On
84i
Tax
Payment
3
149
17'.
91
in
is:
7CI
3
14C
Toronto
Millionaire
Gets
SlG.000
Back
From
United
States
Internal
Revenue
Department
TORONTO,
Feb.
I6.-J.
P.
Pickle,
Toronto
millionaire,
announced
last
night
that
he
had
received
$43,000
from
the
United
States
internal
jj.
revenue
department
being
overpay-
1,
ment
on
taxes
paid
in
1936.
161
185
25
84C
124
145
171
13C
121
198
893
3
32C
108
161
18
19?
28
763
lOO?
2
3
ClASsiFlEO
FOR
SALE
FOR
SALE
House
and
furniture
including
piano,
radio,
etc.
Apply
625
8th
Avenue
East
(45)
i0
Piece
Layettes,
complete
lot
baby.
$25
up
prepaid.
Also
Shopping
Service,
charge
20-A.
P.
j.
Box
381.
Victoria,
B.C.
2j;
2
LOTS
ON
Digby
Is.
Low
for
quick
sale.
Mrs.
Letnes,
Seal
Cove,
Pit.
Phone,
Black
482.
(41)
FOR
SALE
Oak
Dining
Table
and
four
Chairs.
Phone
Green
939.
(43)
j
PANO
FOR
SALE
Dark
mahogany1
case,
$75.
Phone
Black
489.
tf.l
FOR
a
real
bargain
In
used
furniture
also
McClary
Range
with
oil
burner
complete
at
Titet
Furniture
and
Upholstery.
(44i
WORK
WANTED
GIRL
Desires
employment.
Bookkeeping,
stenography,
clerk
or
housework.
Phone
Green
962.
(39)
000
for
the
year,
an
Increase
of
CAPABLE
jirore
tnan
$2,000
over
the
1936
flgr
ure.
FOR
RENT
CLEAN,
well-furnLshcd
modern
apartments.
Phone
Red
444.
(39)
WANTED
794
WANTED
Good
strong
girl
to
do
14
13
13
11
1C
8
8
general
housework,
family
ol
four.
Apply
Mrs.
J.
S.
Nelson,
c-o
Hudson's
Bay
Company,
Kit
wanga,
B.
c.
'
PERSONAL
U'E
HAVE
HELPED
HUNDREDS
TO
OBTAIN
positions
as
Letter
Carriers,
postal
Clerks,
Cus-,
toms
Examiners,
Clerks,
and
Stenographers,
etc.,
and
can'
help
you.
Write
us
for
proof
I
and
free
Information.
M.C.C.j
Schools
Ltd.,
Winnipeg.
Oldeatl
In
Canada.
jT
WORK
WANTED
flrppn
Mil
Woman
wants
housp.
work,
steady
employment.
Phono
I
(43)
Tottenham
Wins
Pun
FAnfKal!
Charlton
and
Aston
Vil
T
t
LONDON.
Feb
16
(
p
ham
Hotspurs
defeat
Mr.
McKenaie
that
if
Great
Britain;
two
goals
to
one
:r.
:
should
be
defeated
in
wax
Canada:
match
or
the
fifth
.
,
r.d
would
be
ruled
by
the
victor,
j
English
Soccer
Cup
vr-
Mr.
McKeaae
has
missed
one
im
(
Innother
replay
A
.
y
pcrtant
fact.
Before
any
foreign
Charlton
were
unable
;
power
woatd
rwe
uanaoa.
11
wnuia
wnicn
wui
continue
r
have
to
whip
the
United
States.
I
goal'
to
two
think
I
quote
the
sentiment
of
nearly
every
American
citizen
:
Against
a
combination
of
the
Brit-,
Ufc
Empire
and
the
United
States
no
nation
or
combination
of
na-;
tloni
cottM
scceed.
R
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HYDE
1
Hansen.
Idaho.
BURNS
LAKE
IS
AIR
BASE
Chosen
as
Itefnellinr
Point
F01
Weekly
Service
lietween
Vancouver
and
Yukon
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Back
In
Business
Re-enterinr
the
transfrr
buv
iness
equipped
with
a
htin
duty
truck,
stake
body,
hj-draulic
dump.
Prompt
and
f(-
:
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.
,
1
icirn
i
service.
Any
Patronage
AppreriaM
Also
ecuipped
to
do
any
font
of
excavation
work
or
building
urrtkmt
Can
supply
any
amount
ol
veal
first
tla
garden
earth-no
muske
WOOD
and
COAL
Casey
Transfer
i
Phone
GREEN
ii
j
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement
of
Eichanr
Bloct
PHONE
658
Fresh
Ix)cal
Raw
And
Pasteurized
Milk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
PHONE
657
The
Central
Hotel
ROOMS
and
CAFE
Phone
51
For
Best
Household
Coal
MRS.
a
E.
BLACK
Hyde
Transfer
1
1
WOOD
COAL
TRANSFER
;
Phone
580
315
SECOND
AVE-