paoi
two
TEX
DATT.T
KTXS
ETiday.
Fc
"HARTT"
NEWS
OF
SPORT
WORLD
SHOES
Canada's
Best
Shoemakers
Ym
get
estm
wear
and
maximum
comfort
m
every
psfr.
Priced
From
St.oo
7
VsK
EI'
a
Family
shoe
store
lt
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
1
e
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
PRLVCE
RUPERT
-
BRITISH
COLOIBIA
Publlibed
Erery
AXternocn,
Except
Sunday,
ty
Prfcxe
Rcptrt
Dally
News.
Limited.
Third
ATisoe
H
F
PULLEN
-
-
-
Uaragln-Edltci
SCBSCRiPXION
KATLS
City
delhrery,
by
carrier,
ytany
psjlofi.
paj
in
adTiLce
Paid
In
adrance,
per
Teek
ADVEBT1SLVG
RATES
By
mall
to
all
other
cocstrlEs,
per
year
Newi
Department
Ttlepbccs
AdTrrthin
j
and
CucxdatiM
Teletrboae
Member
!
Audit
Sarcas
it
CirraUUviH
H
.
tssa
,
22
S.0?
We
hear
such
a
lot
about
th
railways
in
Canada
that!
news
of
rsilwavs
in
nfh.r
mnntn'u
vmu.
.s
r
INDIVIDUALISM
OR
PUBLIC
SERVICE?
No
matter
what
changes
may
be
made,
whether
con
"tractive
or
destructive,
there
are
also
a
number
of
in
mind
inquires:
"What
is
there
in
it
for
him?"
or
"What
is!
there
in
it
forthem?"
j
As
Prince
Rupert
grows
we
shall
lose
this
village
com-1
plex
and
row
cold
and
indifferent
to
personal
ambitions.;
They
will
havd
less
effect
on
the
conduct
of
public
and
pri-'
vate
business.
'
A
New
Telephone
Number
456
Taxi
AL.
FRENCH
With
The
Same
Reliable
Service
PRINTERS
Port
Essington
Basketballers
HOLD
LEAD:
Visit
Kitkatla
And
Win
Thre.
Defeated
Xrth
SUr
in
Cam
er
eUl
Bo
lie;
C.
X.
E.
X
V.
2
Wins
Over
Rupert
)lUn
second
flxuire
afeo
b
a
two
Rsue
.
-ra
asit
eni
to
one
eonta
Rupert
Motors
and'P5-
The
-was
Ektrtrieal
Worfcm
are
now
!-
M"
thrft?
for
second
place
High
ane
Ennfton
vidtort.
scorer
for
tbe
ewuui
XtfCalnraB
of
Printers
intn
ICS.
Indrndaol
C.
N.
R.
A.
Bottd
Cazseron
Elaie
WanaaiaJtr
Handicap
i
Total
i
PRINTSB6
a.
Tm&m
rn&zf
nmary
it,
ire.
Vane
UNITED
STATES
RAILWAYS
S.ISSSw
Mbl
2
Total
-
'
p.np.
MOTORS
Taytor
Jek
Total
NORTH
STAR
Mzltttkm
D.
"Wkt
Yoaog
-
TTrnnllravfi
HarC3p
.
.
In
t
the
United
.
-M
States
thirty
.
.
per
cent
of
twines
the
mileage
llltci
C.--4.J2it'.
1
,
.
iroiietl
OV
one
hunnrwi
Mintna
f'nivr.Ki
Tklo
;
u
I
i
-l
.
...
tratt;
v
a
p""
JO
"1C
uxrgcm.
mueage
ever
m
the
hands
of:
trustees
at
one
time
in
that
country.
Great
systems
have
been
unable
to
meet
their
obligations
or
are
doing
so
bvJ2SS-i
ro
borrowing
from
the
government
This
indicates
that
Can-
sspert
Mat.
ada
is
not
unique
in
having
railway
difficulties.
cxilk.
no.
i
'Gyro
Club
SAD
LOOKING
GARDENS
iSSffSLf""
ith
the
frost
going
out
of
the
ground
the
gardens
c
u
R.
a.
no
2
I
IX
in
54
1
SS6
Kt
1
4
Mi
AX
45
1
m
1M
-JSC
iao
1M
.
1
..
.m
life
are
sau
looKing
places
just
now
but
in
a
few
weeks
we
know
they
will
be
quite
different.
The
brown
foliage
that
fnrlma
Mai
K
looks
like
dead
plant
will
have
been
cleared
away
and
VUriUlg
MatCn
c
from
the
roots
that
look
like
death
and
decay
will
ring
!c
orrprl
Hai-a
new
life,
better
foliage,
beautiful
flowers.
What
a
won-iS
dl&gta
Here
uci
iuj
text
ior
a
sermon
this
week.
Hut
we
are
not
preach
ers
so
you
draw
your
own
lessons.
i
iu
154
lii
IK
54
M
2
U5
its
131
2
m
us
13;
1(2
m
2
m
125
us
J
301
:
Tbe
lira
Semt
5Z
3
I1
US
1S3
US
US
s
lai
Hi
IS
111
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3
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7ti
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8
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t
lt
8
7
8
13
7
14
Rink
Skipped
b
William
Millar
J
Scorr-1
Victory
Over
That
Of
Walter
Blackttoek
i
aiclit
hi
tm
by
Out
Of
Series
Of
Four
Games
loft
gsjard.
2;
J.
Wealey.
.
r-T11?1'
U"en
ine..
nUiVlUUalS
campaign
National
Railways
Park
ic
and
J-t
while
the
rtKuiM
int
Cnange
Or
lor
modifications
of
it
n
thai
U
hand
an
intertln
matrh
a
rink
held
tfiweless.
may
affect
them
favorably..
This
is
more
apparent
inMnt6
by
wmzm
MH!ar
tettL-
thevillatre
life
than
in
that
nftha
U
rrroH
-nf
:n?
one
of
whieh
W.
M.
Black-
'
'
mi.
iui
lv,i
.ciilicc.
:
Before
the
break-up
of
the
recent
sold
snap
here
twj
teams
of
curlers
were
out
on
the
Canadian
To
snmp
ovtonf
Pr.
n,.
P
..mi...
r.!tock
wa
skiP-
Payers
were
vats
KJthatoi
Eoeei-
31
to
!&.
Fran
the
start
3
Kittatia
hnacbed
a
vfforaos
tariL
tnauLiihit
ennoMriahlf
ASL
M
7l
F
Katf
a-wW
If
ll
(
hi
hair
VOt'of
KnaUa.
thif
desniae
the
fact
143
that
the
anaderf
had
54.
their
iir-oa.
The
atade
mmahai
better
CSt
the
Kcontf
haH
t
KtttaUa
3
had
central
of
Uukh
aatf
the
itT
m
iU
In
14
rWwt
U.
15
to
12
in
favor
of
the
Hornets
L.,fl
'
;
V'Il-c
i"":,1?
e,,,u
a
v"Ke.
ve:
Millar
Millar
rink
rink-G.
G.
H.
H.
Oreenw,
Oreenwood
have
the
viHage
complex.
If
anything
new
is
proposed
r.
s.
Walton
and
Frank
J5ibb.
immediately
people
begin
to
look
around
to
see
how
the
Biackstock
rink
j.
j.
utue,
Change
may
effect
themselves
nr
tbpJr
fi-ionria
T
of
O.
Borland
and
J.
A.
Hinton.
,
-
-
-ava.
a-fV.
V
JalliC.
.
new
imng
De
proposed
m
which
there
is
an.
expenditure
ot
money
and
everyone
considers
how
he
or
his
friends
may
make
something
out
of
it.
It
is
true
in
every
walk
'
of
life.
,T?ke
another
interesting
phase
of
village
life
and
we
find
that
the
moment
a
person,
an
organization,,
a
newspaper
or
a
group
act
out
to
try
to
influence
the
people
in
favor
of
a
movement
some
nerson
with
the
villa
o-p
HOCKEY
SCORES
National
League
Toronto.
2;
Maroons
1.
Boston.
3:
Rangers.
2.
Americans
3:
Chicago.
3
'overtime
Me.
Phone
651
for
Free
Home
Delivery
if:
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vu
couui
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inju
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.:iera
raaiwte-,
iw
eniirt
iopuiauoa
ox.
iviixaua
?
r!fMtMi
Rnvrt
Uotm
in
the
OOt
Mr
tEC
fast
M
YtUCn
14
aandiia
on
eShtr
safe
m
a
lea-?.
1;;
tare
of
the
faaw.
The
indfrahnlt
ljjirora;
tcks
at
foBoss:
'
'
KMTTh
Lero.
left
forward.
If:
y
-
fwnnl
1:
V
Nel-
Putt-
Eanaa)ion
R.
right
forward.
H.
laenaia.
L.
Swansa
Starr,
rirht
gaani
3:
Eel
Spahtmg.
left
H
BoMoe.
4:
F.
Haas
.
i
t.
X
Xeism.
E
HS1-
4.
Nelson.
V
iactoan;
total.
It.
tiif,
Par,
Ewington
P.
Spalding.
9.
8
SpaVjsnc
L
Smtsoc
0:
MM
7hfcrr
SUIT.
St
BsltOB,
Q.
DoajtOS.
TTesaey
toul.
3.
latensediate
Game
HtkaUa
C.
Sofcea.
E.
Bol
R
Uasos.
S:
EL
Jaeksoa.
2:
Isnts.
A.
Gordon.
C.
yetean.
X.
:
Total
1l
Part
rirtnetori
1.
WeCey.
4;
W
Spaldina;
2:
G.
Doag&s.
12;
P.
Rasa.
1:
P.
Stanley.
H
Recce:
to
taL
2S
Social
AcUnties
)
-
vaai
sa.
(the
Kitkatla
Excelsior
Club.
Mat
HOOP
GAMES
rS.C.
and
Y.P.E-.
Seniors.
termediate
and
Juniors
.Meet
PORT
SIMPSON,
Feb,
18
Senior.
Prints
rad
iMr.-PR-1,
tL-uY,
.
1.
"
.
ilntermediatc
and
Junior
basketball
niacy
m
the
Commercial
iVTimn,
iuciiwi!4ic
uoanmu
u::.
;..kuu
a
iiiit
iu
rk.jir.ai-.
t
representing
the
Young
Peo-
a
.
.
.
.
i
.
..
-v
i
n
.
1
.
x
.
I.
f
:
T
i
j
j
i
-
-
-
urzjgtc:
Kn
menv
oy
ut
ai
ukt
en
mi
ias-c
eeR
ior
a
-enes
oi
games
on
r
riuuy
game
to
one
nctcay
ow
f-and
Saturday
nights.
Port
Essir.gr
on
eergd
victorious,
that
of
the
Ewrngton
teasu
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club.
a
recoption
banqoei
byi
Intermediate
Game
the
Knkatta
Excelsior
Club
in
In
the
Intermediate
game.
Port
'AgneE
Hal
soon
after
arriral
of
Simpson
Athletic
Club
was
de-J
j
the
Tisttors
There
were
a
nambei
j
f
eated
by
Y
P
E-.V
Popeyes
by
a'
ti
fjaeodry
speeches.
Chief
Edjfcere
of
36
to
32.
Y
P.
E.
A.
took
"
-"
1,31
iward
Gaoe
ueleonied
Uie
-
4.
u
awm.
ii
n
to
ami
Howard
Starr.
Weatey
mere
principal
speakers
on
pie's
Educational
Association
and
the
Port
Simp&on
Athletic
Club
played
In
Port
Simpson
last
Friday
f
J.
.
AT
SIMPSON
:
Hnus,ual
s"
in
yup
wager
mad
LONDON
Feb.
unusual
prize
w
at
Nottingham
..
4-
Cup
football
'
::.
terday
when
a
bo
fifty
thousand
ik
shilling
against
Y
i
nlng
tee
Uuphy
Y
In
the
p
rind
pal
enlor
game
or
imi
the
erening.
a
hard
fought
nip
and
iw:r.
tuck
tussle
throughout.
Port
Simp-
Ul.t
Du;
,
r
son
Athletic
Qub
defeated
YP.HA.
Ult
ev
r
3d
to
35.
Referees
were
James
Law-
rar
son
and
Cecil
Raw
and
the
scoring
,
was
as
follow:
-
YJ11A.
Tom
McKay.
15;
Chri'
Ciayton.
14:
Rennie
Johnon.
2:
Harsid
Ryan.
2:
Ed.
Saott.
2;
Jack
Dudoward.
Eli
TaiU
total
35.
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Chib
Tisi-
j
the
lead
for
about
five
minute
at
'
manager'
the
start
but
the
Athletic
Club
then
took
control
and.
at
the
end
of
the
first
half,
the
score
was
19
to
14;
la
their
favor.
In
the
second
half.
v
iZTw
leZ
HiflJTh!
communltrlciurJM
Ciecq
were
reffree
and.rWtoai
keeping
pc
26
tc
14.
Tne.HomeU.
although
hinoerw;
by
lone
shots
kept
the
defenders.
laKsatoc,
Fsrst
half
score
-was
tt
to
6
in
law
of
Bastagton.
James
R
relfreed
the
fleniar
game
and
Halthrw
Weslfy.
the
Ib-temiediate.
Jseph
Roberta
was
oaaeb,
Joha
Wealey
time-keeper
and
VL
Stewart,
seorekeeper.
"Kc
Lost
PV.
i
Betore
the
easameneemcnt
oi
the
17
opening
naght
games
the
visitors
1
were
tntrodtteed
and
a
abort
speech
j
a
JfMv
of
Kwftrw
naamj.
Second
Ni;ht
8
On
the
second
night.
Port
Eszing-8
ton
Seniors
defeated
Kitkatla
23
to
5
16-
It
was
an
exciting
match
with
''
a
speetacujar
finish
and
kept
the
crowd
of
electa
tors
in
an
uproar.
The
risttors
seemed
more
at
home
and
the
home
town
player
showed
therasertec
lo
be
good,
clean
players.
The
first
half
ended
14
to
9
in
faLjr
of
Kitkatla.
In
the
sec-,
ond
half,
the
Essineton
ecorine
line
I
tarted
to
clkk
and.
with
seven
Matthew
Wesley
refereed
the
...
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iBtnUl
OF
tsiiTin':
I
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
i
-
.9-ontr.ol..P.Fd
.r-
tlLe
Government
of
British
Columbia.
behalf
of
Port
Esstogton.
w
c-cum.
ji4Uiic
ntruei
Dah
cimn..
ukutu
niHw
Asver
tne
games
mere
was
a
dance
with
music
by
the
Essing-
Agnes
HaU
capacity
and
all
tits?
Individual
Scores
In
Five
Pins
was
had
r
1
m
minute
to
go.
the
score
was
16
to
urrU4
IS
In
Uvor
of
Kitkatla.
The
Es-
'cn
"
tingtonians,
however,
teemed
intent
'
5U
,
r
li.
on
victory
and.
in
the
closing
few!Bol3ncI
ajlnutsj.
were
able
to
make
eight1
H3n(licaP
37.
defenders
were
,
.
Total
.
961
I
r'
T
D
,
The
sesond
nlht
intremedlate'
,i,
'
"
game
wae
won
25
to
10
by
Port
Es-'a
ttpgton.
the
half
time
score
being
"
T
l,
Ikl,
.
t
U..
"
.
-
jood,
friendly
play.
i
Senior
game
and
James
Ryan,
the
Total
953
Intermediate
rJoseph
Roberts
wasj
pioVEER
IDY
1
coach,
John
Weslay,
timekeeper,
ty
Houston
m
,
and
Matthew
Stewart,
scorer.
.Kinslor
256
second
night
was
as
follows:
Senior
Game
Kitkatla
F
Bolton,
4:
-Law
Score
l
Handicap
.129
.
22
iSUles
165
iBraeall
.
207.
:Amlain
258
S
Lewi
1
Handicap
21
a
Individual
scorin'r
In
the
Flvr.
Pin,
League
Wednesday
night
wert
as
follows:
GYRO
1
iDibb
192.
2
199
202
137
165
m
37
965
2
21G
226
139
85
131
2
9C7
2
153
151
243
162
184.
26
1
US
ict
15C
187.
13.Q
31
796
3
162
20'
i
219
183
!.!
2-,'
917
3
i
135
165
19C,
17i
21C
2C
Total
1103
919
90C,
Tho
ttandlngs
to
datet
!
Won
Lost
Ft;
Pioneer-
laundry
12
6
"
N
H
A
10
8
Orq
Club
Q
9
Old
Empress
.
1
8
Canadiens
,14
8
14
9$.
93
Americans
12
9
13
70,
73
Maroons
10
6.
22;
71
m
American
Dintmn
Boston
24
4
9
101
70
Rangers
21
4
1Q
es
Chicago
JO
9
19
70
106
12
10
C
1
Hockey
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
International
DivHIon
W
D
L
Y
A
PU
Toronto
18
8
10
110
93
44
36.
33
2
52
47
Try
a
Daily
Newt
ciaetliwd
ad-vertlsement
for
best
result.
MAY
INSURE
PL.YF.RS
I
SYDNEY.
N.
S.
W.,
Feb.
18:
(CP
Officials
of
the
lawn
Tennis1
Association
of
Australia
are
considering
a
plan
for
insurance
of
ranking
amateur
tennis
players,
PROCURABLE
SCOTCH
WHISKY
m-i
3
CP
i
nr-
-
-:
.
Old
Country
Soccti
George
Wesley.
16:
William
Cooper,
EnjUUi
Lcatue.
FirM
Divlsin
-fi;
Sokxsoo
S
pence.
8:
George
ETerton
1.
L;rer;
3
White
2:
Arthur
Swanson
2:
Oeorge
Manohetter
City
:
A;
rt
2.
ureen,
total.
33.
1
wanrernampto:.
;
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Kgni
rsooas
wore
cauea,
Preston
Noithe:
3
,
jj
ActftiUes
la
eoaseetion
wttb
against
YPJIA.
and
nine
against
borough
2
Sonderland
I
B
'dt'
p
ScolUkh
Cup
KepUjr
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2.
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Pa
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6
6
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Prk
3
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1
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IIGIIIS
PETERBOROUGH
CP
The
comm;:'
On
the
second
day
there
-ns
sn-
thf
YP.HA.
with
fine
km
snots
lots
tt
entries
for
:
other
bancaet
In
honor
of
the
Tisi-
'and
eomblnatkm.
tnrnerf
the
th!
m
a
HttV
wonn
tors
by
the
honorary
president
of
and
out
j
Ed
Bryant.
James
Lawaon
and
afk'd
wine:
might
Agra.
Spe
were
made
to
FARMER
A
SUICIDE
ana
Jonn
v.eaey
ytng
fo
Charlie
Hetuy.
7;
Lawrenee
Pol-Port
EashmccLThe
Kitkatla
Sym-
2;
John
Wesley.
9;
C.
Swan-
RIDGEWAY
&
'
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i
phony
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was
In
attend-
i
.
ait
..
,
t,j,
r
anee
and
provided
fine
music.
I
Ross.
11.
and
Dick
Ryan.
2;
-total.
32.
old
farmer,
war
f.a
i
YPJLV
Charlie
MeKav.
12:
the
overlays
of
:
Tom
White,
5;
Jack
White.
2:
C.
hail
been
uj
xtw
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Mirrr
RamntATi
17-
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j
and
HarTey
Green;
total,
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visit
of
the
Port
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5
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7
T
and
.
V
Saycra
was
ooattnued
into
Sua
2
P6"011
YPIiA.
I
with
fifteen.
.
j
In
the
opening
game
of
the
ev-'
j.enlng.
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club,
I
Tiny
Tims.
Juniors,
were
defeated
J
21
to
44
by
YPJLA-
Mickey
Mouse
jThe
players
were:
,
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club
j
Perry
Mackay.
Tom
Wesley,
Henry
J
Johnstone.
Charlie
Cooper.
Larry
Ryan
and
Chester
Price.
.
I
Y.P.E.A.
Teddy
Ryan,
ilorace
kusi.
Harry
Alexcce.
Willie
Oray
Harold
Dudoward
and
Reggie
Sampson.
mm
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