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greatest
in
I
SPORT
CHAf
Steve
Donoghue.
the
one
arid
only
"Steve"
to
millions
or
British
racing
fan.
who
headed
the
llv.
,
of
winning
jockeys
for
10
straight
j
years
and
booted
home
six
Derbi
In
1928
he
Journeyed
to
the
Unl-ter
States
with
Papyrus
for
a
challenge
race
against
Harry
Sin
clair's
Zev.
champion
American
three-year-old.
He
finished
fiye
.25
lengths
behind
Earl
Sahde
On
Zev
-
-
for
Papyrus
failure.
At
that
time
SteVe
WaS
am0ng
the
most
P"-tnursday.
Thursday
January
January
13,
1
lna
1938.
lar
men
ln
Englandi
He
was
re.
.
v"
ceived
everywhere
and
numbered
Ifi
Jriutn-
.
"
i
1
,6
"
.
ua
crowds
forgot
his
mount
in
a
iriai
conauions
are
aireaay
lmnrovinff
folJowini?
the
re-
close
finish
cession
which
started
in
the
fall.
The
president
of
tlie
Un-
steve,!-
a
cry
that
'
became
1
a
ra
ited
States
and
industrial
leaders
old.
have
discussed
the
sit-catchword-
-
f(
uation
and.
if
they
have
not
aereed
uoon
aline
of
action.'
..-.
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PHILPOTT
EY1TT&
CO.
LTD
Foothills
Alberta,
Nanalmo-Welllntton
and
Bulkley
Valley
Coals
Its
surroundings
cnart);
(Rock
marked
os
Commencing,
at
a
post
planted
03
a
grassy
rock
200
feet'
8.
E'
of
N.
W
Corner
on
Northeast
aide
ihenee'
C06
feet
Southeast:
thenoe,
?00,
feet
south-west
thence
800
feet
Northwest:,
thenc
800
feet
NortheaAt
and
oaauinlhg
it
acres,
more
or
lesa.
,,.
FRANK
WATKRMAN;
Dated
October
4.
1B37,
REX
BOWLING
ALLEY
Basement'
of'
Excharigrf
Blicfcf
PHONE
658
The
Dally
Newt
uis
an
audited
slrculation.
Play
satel
TEH
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday.
January
13,
is
SEA
HAWKS
TAKE
LEAD
Wort
Exciting
Three
to
Two
Over-lime
Victory'
Over
Vancouver
Lions
Last
Night
winners,
is
well
launched
on
a
ne
SEATTLE.
Jan.
13:
(CPl-Vic-horses
career
as
a
trainer.
With
3C
In
his
care,
the
52-year
old
toy
10
an
exciting
overtime
game
rider,
still
smiling
and"
spry
de-
by
a'
of
3
to
2
last
night
spite
the
buffeting
of
30'
year.;
broke
the"
deadlock
between
Seat-In
the
saddle,
is
busv
nrenarin't
tle
Hawks
and
Vancouver
training
quarters
at
Newbtlry
L100
for
the
leadership
of
theljy
contested
game
before
a
lartje
Berkshire.
Many
owners
whose
racuic
ast
Hocicey
League,
to
crowd.
colors
he
wore
have
promised
theii
Hawks,
who
won
the
game,
arc
patronage.
.now
out
on
p
with
a
one
garni
i
margin
over
the
Lions
who
lost.
Since
he
-
first
answered
the
bugle
call
Of
"Boots
and'
Saddles,1"
at
the
age
of
22'
to
bring
Turkish
Delight
II
home
winner
at
Phoenix
Park,
Dublin,
the
little
Irish-man
has
piloted
134Q
thorough'
breds
first
past
the
post.
Gordon
Richards,
successor
to
the
Jockeys
crown,
has
surpassed
his
figures
of
"wins"
and
places,"
but
Steve's
feat
of
bringing
in
the
winner
of
the
Epsom
Derby,
premier
British
classic,
three
years
in
succession
never
has
been
duplicated.
When
he
galloped
home
on
Humorist,
a
rank
Derby
outsider
in
J
921.
Steve
was
in
his
hey-day
He
had
been
champion
jockey
fdi
seven
years
and
had
his
pick
of
mounts.
In
1922
he
plagued
the
prophets
when
he
finished
goin."
away
on
Captain
Cuttle.
In
192C
he
rode
the
year's
outstanding
three-year-old,
Ben
Irish's
Papy
rus,
to
victory
in
the
classic.
Fan
J
agreed
no
one"
could
negotiate
the
switchback
Jtosom.coiirse,
with
its
counter
-c
lockwise
direction
ana
crucial
Tattenham
Corner,
like
the
little
Irish
wizard,
it
was
a
legend
that
Steve
rode
around
Tattenham
Corner'
with
one
leg
over
the
rail.
The
league
standings
to
date:
Pacific
Coast
League
W
D
L
F
A
Pts
Seattle
11
6
5
63
41
2
J
Vancouver
..'11
4
9
51
43
26
Portland
7
6
13
49
59
20
Spokane
6
5
3
31
36
17
BR0MWICH
BEAT
MAK0
International
Tennis
Tournament
Is
Started
in
Australia
ADELAIDE,
Australia.
Jan.
13
(CP)
In
the
first
match
of
an
ria
Stakes
at
Newmarket,
winning
it
for
six
successive
years,
the
last
time
when
Brown
Jack
was
in
Steve
offered
no
excuses,
though,
vears
a
Brown
Jack
was
Steve's
many
blamed
the
unsettling
voy-
favorite
mountnd
after
the
horss
age
and
the-
unfamiliar
clay
trackiwa3
retired
to
pasture,
Steve
would
CONDITIONS
IMPROVING
among-
his
fntimates
man?
-M
thr.
tne
land.
Racing
travel
aown
rrom
London
to
talk
to
his
old
friend.
The
sight
or
Steve's
stocky
figure
would
brie:
Brown
Jack
across,
the
paddock
at
a
canter.
"$pu"
:
A
native"
of
,
Warrington,
Lancashire.
Steve
flfst
went
up
oh
a
racehorse
when
he
was
13
years
He
won
his
first
Derbv
on
iPommern
ln
1915
and
hts
second
uonognue
tops
me
stump
rot
i
tw
years
later
on
uay
crusader.
Between
them
they
can
do
a
great
deal
if
they
will.
ter
Action
campaign
arid!
whenl0?
brother
jockeys
at
-a
fare-
-
ne
suffered
a
double
fracture
of
dinner
recently.
Steve's
JAPANESE
POSITION
nis
leg
in
a
heavy
fall
at
Nottingham,
King
George
V
and
Lord
I
he
Japanese
position
is
a
different
one
for
the
Jap-
Derby
headed
the
list
of
sympatri
ariese.
They
have
expended
a
lot
of
money,
sacrificed
uwv.
n
uicv
nave
octuicu
us
a
result
is
whfm
st
m
rwu.
a
bushel
of-
trouble.
They
have
pushed
their
way
into
h.
e.
Mbrrlss
Marina-in
1025,
mrn.-
onina
ana
ime
tne
man
with
the
wildcat
in
the
tree
will
or
A
the
delighted
owner
made
find
it
difficult
to
let
go.
They
cannot
retreat
with
di?-
hIm
an
outrleht
b1"
of
10.000.
jiiujf
aim
iu
stay
wnere
iney
are
is
aiSO
10
aumit
fleteat.
But
money
never
stuck
with
10
go
ahead
is
extremely
dangerous
because,
in
a
huge
steve
aad
years
later,
wher.
country
like
China'
where
the
people
are
being
aroused.
the
Pw
of
winners
ceased,
he
the
invaders
are
liable
to
be
cut
off.
No
wonder
they
had
dlkS?
'SSbtfrt
to
have
a
cdrtfCrence
with
the
Emperor.
They
might
do
was
revealed
he
was
riding
for
Well
to
consult
With
the
god
Buddha.
three
guineas
(about
$15,
a
raco,
'
.
;
with
an
added
two
guineas
for
a
TJfivr'
nTTT
wpi
t
w'n-
He
had
ridden
108
consecutive
V
losers.
His
luck
turned
at
last,
and
As
head
uaftt
of
the
n
r
,
.
TV
department
of
trade
and
industry,
Hon.
then
began
one
of
the
episodes
W.
J.
Asselstine
is
starting
out
after
business.
His
inter-
wh'ch
most
endear
him
tb
the
view
with
Premier
Aberhart
may
or
may
not
bring"
results
but,
at
any
rate,
it
indicates
that
he
is
not
to
be
one
of
those
who
sit
ddWn
and
wait
for
business
to
come
to
them.
One
of
the
newspaper
writers
speaks"
of
him
as
''young
Mr.
Asselstine"
indicating
that
he
is
full
of
vigor
and
keen
on
his
job.
British
public
his
partnership
with
Sir
Harry
WernherV
colt
Brown
Jack.
'
"Steve
came
a
1
and
gag"
Brown
Jack"
be
as
time
and'
again
LAND
ACT
(Nollce
of
Intention
to
Apply
7
to
Least
AND
NOW
IT
IS
PORTUGAL
j
Ia
Buo
J
The.
political
differences
which
have
divided
Spain
are
'
dmi
or
British
Columbia'.
ahoitS!
evidently'
spreading
to
Prtugal.
Arrests
have
been
made
HudeB
raoh0
or'Sidl3
and
there
is
possibility
of
more
trouble.
Possibly
the.
re-
mXTA
bclc
8J'
cent
government
victory
in
Spain
has
given
encourage-
pert.TcVuMi
ment.tQ
tljose
of
asimilai4
persuasion
in
Portugal.
Says
Old
King
Goal
I
know1
a
clever
little
trick
To
keep
you
warm
If
well
o-sick;
Just
phone
651
and
say
Please
send
a
ton
of
coal
today,
Wi?seC
wAosc,
lllliiujiiil
inuuKu
va
appiy
ior
a
leaae
ol
the
following
described
landa-all
of;
a
oon
apicuous
wnite.
rocx
85.
feet,
nizn,
and
speecn
was
broadcast
and
fai
away
in
Brown
Jack's
stable
thev
fixed'
up
a
receiver.
Steve
had'
a
message
for
his
old
pal
"Hello,
old
boy,"
he
said;
"t
can,
see
you
now
you
beauty.
X
hope
your
ears'
are
burrilrie:
beiauSe
I'm
thinking
of
ydil
all
the'
time."
M
'
.Tf
KMaiAM
M.
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Hill
r
W
If
"M
ff
"
'atfl
'ft
'Mi
.
m
A
JLMJlfAf
D
t
irmnw
it
miiiiTrn
LLU1U1Y
h
:riUniLl
f
inn
if
PUCK-
WIN!
laid
off
mMM
Break,
Into
Win
Column;
Par
First
'
AVmstronf
gcotes
Knock-out
r
lime
sis
season
m
aimiiiti.i
Hockey
SMITHERS.
Jan.
13:
The
Ca
nadian
Legion
hockey
team
scored
'
The
ex-soldiers
had
the
crowd
with
them
and-
pyed
bang-up
hockey
and
proved
to
the
world
that
tHey
are
still
to
be
figured'
on
in
any
attempts
to
forecast
the
winners
of
the
season.
The
change
made
recently
when
"Topsy"
Robinson
was
taken
from
goal
and
put
back
to
his
did
position
on
trie
front
line
with
Fred
Giraud
between
the
posts
has
bolstered
up'
the
team
in
good
style
arid
the
sharp-shootlrig
Natives
could
not
find
the
net
as
easily
as
they
had
been
in
the
habit
of
doing.
The
first
period
ended
with
the
score
orifr
to
rill
in
favor
of
tht
Legion,
me
second
period'
was
more
than
half
gone
when
the"
Nc
tivei
Sons
evened
the
count
but
the
Legion
came
right
back-
in-
less
than
a
minute
to
take
advantage
again
when
Bob
Dunlop
and
Ken
international
contest
along
the
Warner
made
a
brilliant
comblna
lines
of
Davis
Cup
competition,
Jack
Bromwich,
youthful
Australian
tennis'
star,
defeated
Gene
Ma-ko
of
the
United
States
7-5,
7-5
7-5
today.
tlon
play
and
netted
the
puck.
Topsy
Robinson
got
the
third
tally
for
the
soldiers
and
Dunlop
and
Warner
repeated
their
com
blnation
play
to
result
in
the
Don
Budge,
United
States,
Wim-
fourth
and
last
counter
meaon
tennis
champion,
Is
ill
with
The
game
was
exceedingly-
clean
m"u"lw
"
consmereci
aitnough
very
fast
and
not
a-pen-
doubtful
is
he
will
be
started
in
laity
was
imposed
throughout,
exhibition
doubles
he
is
scheduled,
The
Legion
will
play
the
Elks
""w.
team
this
Thursday
evening"
arid
1
i
.
hopes
to
continue
its
newly
found
winning
streak
.until
it
dominates
the
combination
scored.
The
pair
,ho
,.
monopolized
the
Queen
Alexand-i
'
Turkey
Curling:
Contest
Nears
Its
Conclusion
,
SMITHERS.Jan.
13--Smlthers
curiars
are
np.irlncr
th
snrt
nt
i
Over
Enrico
Venturi
Who
Quit
in
Sixth
I
the
leaeue-leadlne
Native.
Sons
of
I;
hie
lijhtweitht
ranks,
knocked
,
Canada
4'
to'
2
in
a
fast'
arid
hd
I'
out
CrirlcO
Verituri
In
the"
sixth
of
a'
scheduled'
ten
round
bout
here
last
nieht
before
twelve
thousand
fans.
Enrico's
share
of
the
purse
was
held
up
pendjhg
investigation
of
why
he
nestled'
against
the
canvas
and
permitted
himself
to
be
counted
out
when
lie
was
obviously
able
to
remain
on
his
pins
had
he
wished
to
do
so.
ncians
Wii
Iiv
Bowlinef
Defeated
North
Star
by
Clean
Sweep
Victory
Route
in
Cbm-riie'rtial
League
Last'
Night
Electrical
Workers
defeated
North
Star
three
games
to
rill
last
night
in
a
postponed
Commercial
League
fixture.
J.
J.
Little
of
Electrical
Workers
was
high
average
scorer
with
156.
The
victory
puts
thfe
Electrical
Workers
into
second
place
in
the
standing
next
to
Rupert
Motors',
Electrical
Workers
1'
.
2
3
first
tournament
with,
six
Uams;?"156.!010"
Still
In
the
ninnlncr
fnr
tho
i.u
-OyrO
Club
.,
.
,
D
.
.mi,
uiaca
which
the
winning
team,
hopes
to
get
as
a
reward
for
its
science
and
effort.
It.
Is
expected
to
finish
this
con-
iney
now
unaerstaim
each
Other
better
than
they
did
be-
Winston
Churchill
in
a
Westmiris-
Steve
Donoghue
was
entertained
'
test
y
the
middle'
of
this
week
and
then
get
settled
down
Into
the
annual
tournament
for
the
Hanson
Cup
and
for
the
special
bonspiels
!
.wnicn
will
be
arranged,
Little
148
114
157
Pottlnger
134
125
163
MacAuley
126
127
116
Porman
:.....:143
139
127
Pidler
173
143
153
Haridlcari
60
60
60
Total'
J-....78I
708
TIC
North
Star
1
McMeeklri'
124
Irvine
.131'
McNUlty'
123
Smith
J......
152
Young
156
Handicap
36
'Total1
i
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HERE'S
TO
A
HAPPY
HEALTHFUL
1938
Since
1858
POPULAR
FUJI
80
YEARS
WW
Imager
fleer
ORDER
THIS
FAVORITE
BEER
FOR
NEW
YEAR
OCCASION
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135
115
118
141
36
705
6
0
i
0
Electrical
Workers
4'
2
Printers
3
0
Biological
Station
2
4
North
Star
0
6
C.
N.
R.
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No.
1
6
3
C.
N.
R.
A.
No.
2
0
3
SKATING
STAK
AT
13
135
110
103
147
The
league
standing
for
the
se
cond
half
is
as'
follows:
Won
Lost
Pta
LONDON;
Jan.
13:
Cpi
The
;
amy
uttie
or
Woodcock
has
not
National
Skating
Association
has
,yet
been
heard
from
but-
he
is
ex-
cHoseh
Daphne
Walker.
13,
as
a
ected
tp
makChW
anriual
pilgrim-
member
of
the
British
team
for
the
bgeto'Smlther's
tbenter
rils-teamin
European
skating
championships
-.uiiic
ui
iHB,
Donspieis
Deior
me
sea-
to
be
held
In
Switzerland.
January
11
is
over.
20-Z3,
1
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
display
by
:fi
l.iqjor
Control
Board
Government
of
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Columbia-.
or
by
the
FOR
SALE
FOR
RENT
NEWLY
decorated
flat
Angus
Apts.
PIANO
For
Sale
In
good
YORK.
Janl
13:
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:
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S75
cash.
Phone
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its
first
victory
of
the
season
on
"tnrV
Armstrong
world's
reath-Sunday
afternoon
by
trounclns
erweieht
boxlnr
champion,
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for
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to
trait'
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in
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Laiio
Recording
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ot,
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Columbia.
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on
Z&yzi
bland
on
th
N.
W.
pcliit
i
.
vest
tnxt
at
Zayaa
on
ret
off
Amzizazu
rolnt.
Take
notice
tha
PranK-
Watermaa
of
Prince
Rupert.
B.
C.
occupation
Mine
Intend
to
apply
for
a
lue
of
th;
fol
lowing
described
uuul:-
-all
of
the
ree
off
Aranuazu
Point.
Commencing
at
a
post
pianUa'
or
th
high
gnJuif
pativt
on
th
Sows
Side
of
the
reef
thence
1800
feet
Northeast;
thence
1500
fee
Northwest
thence
1800
feet
Southvwt;
then.
1500
feet
Southeast
and
omalnlng
1J
ovrvs.
uture
or
jn
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WATERMAN
"
Dated
October
4,
1937.
IN
TDK
Sl'lMtKME
roi'ltT1
Or'
HHITISII
COI.1MIIM,
IN
rKOUATtl
Iri
The
Matter
of
The
".tdralnHtratlon
Art"
And
In
Tlie
Matter
of
rii,
r.tatf
of
illri
Ka
Kan,
Defeated
TAKE
NOTICE
that
by
Order
of
tu
Honor.
W
E.
Fisher,
made
on
the
U'h
day
cf
September,
A,
D.
1937.
the
U
will
and
testament
of
the
J&te
Ellet.
Eva
Evans
and
proWc
thereof,
lasue?)
out
of
the
Principal
Regurlry
of
Probate
Divorce
and
Admiralty
Division
ot
the
High
Court
of
Justice,
anj
dated
the
I6trt
day
of
March.
19J7.
ni
rr?aed
ln
the
obpve
Court1
and
Hi
persona'
htvln?
claim
ajilnst
the
esutt
of
theaald
Ellen'
Eva
Evans
are"
herein
required
ley
furnlMh
mow
properly
verified
to
lu
on
or
bffore
the
8th
day
rt
February.
A.
D.
1938.
and"
all
parties
Indebted
to
the
estate
are
required
to
pay
the
amount
of
their
Indebted
neu
to
me
forthwith
150"
DATED
the
5th
day
of
January,
A,
D
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&
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and
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far
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Executor.
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year
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