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away.
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F
WEATHER
BURNS
LAKE
TOO
COLD
SKI
EVENTS
SMITH
ERS.
Feb.
18.
-The
Smith
-ers,
Ski
Club
was
not
very
fprtunte,
wJUi
the
weather
for
their
annual
tournament
last
Thursday
and
Friday.
The
temperature
dropped
Annual
Tournament
of
Qmlneei
"sy'q
U&W
Many
vuito
A,td
'as
Complete
Success
BURNS
LAKE,
Feb.
18:
(CP)
run
off.
On
Friday,
the
date
set
for
interior,
the
annual
tournament
the
Jumping
contests,
the
weather
of
the
Omlneca
Ski
Club
at
the
was
a
Utile,
milder
but
It
had
start-
first
of
this
week
was
successful
sented.
CIass
A
cjosg
country
run,
ine
winnera
oi
uie
various
TOn-lkUometrcsj
j
ju.
2,
tests
were:
Nysven;
3,
K.
Engstad.
Boys
Cross
Country
Race.
Class
class
B
Count
ru
C,
4
mlles-1.
Jorgen
Dahlie.
Smith-
juiomeUe--!.
F
Trousdell;
2,
i:
I
e
snowing
and
Uie
falling
snow
in-
in
every
way
financially
and
lerfercd'wlth
the
Jumpers
consider-
otherwise.
People
ca,me
In
all
dlr-ably
as
l
was
not
ppsslble
to.
make
cations,
by
car
and
train,
for
the
long
jumps,
at
a,
terrific
speeil
with
event.
There
WAS
a
full
program
Know
shutting
off
the
vision.
As
a
of
kftnly
contested
soling
ccns
1
consenience
the
big
was
no
the
Jumps
bcJnjj
the
big
drawinj
used
at
all,
the
intermediate
hill
card.
Nor
was
the
social
side
pfi
ers-
IColllson;
3,
Melvln
Berg.
Men's
Cross
Country
Race,
Class
CIas5
A
combined
and
B,
9
mlles-1.
Graham
Colllson,jumplng.,
Chrls
Dahlie.
Smlthers;
2.
Tom
Collison,
Smith-,
class
B.
Combined
Racing
and
ers;.
3.
Len
Radley.
Burns
Lake.
jumplng-l,
6.
Collison;
2,
M.
Men's
Cross
Country
Race,
Class
.Berg
A.
'9
mlles-i.
K.
Engstad.
Burns
class
A.
Jumping-1.
Chris
Dah-Lake;
2.
p.
Llndqulst,
Smlthers.
'ne;
2.
Walter
Smith.
Ladies'
Cross
Country
Race,
4,
B
jurnping-l.
a.
Ocrow,
mires
j.
reggy
saunaers,.
uurns
.2
n
M.
Haddock.
Novice
1,
C.
othei-
attractions
r
v
may
be
found
there.
This
is
left
to
the
.
tS;
"h
'
A-n-
3',J-
Rush-
r;
'
J.
1-Chris
Dahlie,
Smlthers.
I
:
,L
m
i.t
Mens
S
alom
Class
A
Thru
provincial
govei-nments,
the
railways
or
the
various
munir
,
Ladies'
slalom
and
Down
mil
Dahlie;
2,J!oerw
cipai
anu
oiner-
tourist
organ?zavons.
Races
1.
Martha
phiie.
Smlthers.:
Men's
Slalom
1,
O.
colllon;
Prince
Rupert
is
about
to
entracre
in
an
extended
pub-
Boys
siaiom
and
Down
hhi.
ciasstE.
ostberg.
licity
campaign
to
look
after
tOUnstS
When
they
arrive
C--PhP
Jpnes.
Smlthers;
2.
Jim
Boys'
Sallom-l,
O.
Rush;
2,
J.
and
alsp
to.
try
to
secure
for
the
city
more
stop-over
visi-
3hebrJ
tors
yho
may
like
to
take
advantage
of
the
hunting
or
Boys'
siaiom
and
usning
ana,
ir
possiDie,
10
oreK
into
me
sainipn
iisning
a
a
a,ttr3ctip,n
to
sportsmen.
Many
people,
if
they
knew
that
in
a
few
hours
they
could
go
but
with
their
rod
and
line
and
pull
in
a
few
salmon,
cohoes
or
snrinirs.
and
take
them
home
as
tronhies
al
ad
mceiy
pa,ciiea
in
ice,
wouia
travel
niany
mnes
to
lane
cpuntry
Race
and
Jumping-c.
i.
'
J
it
-..2.
i
Cl
il
i.
i
i
?
t
V
n.uii.
r
isil.
vaniam
ui
nv
pppuriuniw.
pome
ox
vne
urpui
iisninjj
omie
J
a.
i
iv
.
11
t
Men'?
VfpnV
r'l'ico
Class
P
w
ana
siveamsj
oi
tne
aisinct
wouia
aiso
prove
a
great
attraction
it
people
knew
where
they
were
and
how
to
get
thre.
Usually
visitors
are
quite
ready
to
pay
for
guides
ard
transportation
if
only
they
can
get
what
they
want.
As
fish
peco.me
less
plentiful
it
is
probable
that
many
fishermen
might
be
glad
to
charter
heir
boats
to
take
put
tourists
instead
of
continuing
their
commercial
fishing.
More
nd
more
there
will
be
a
demand
for
sport
listing
as
this
part
of
the
country
becomes
known.
KflW
that
the
two
governments
are
doincr
their
nart
B
1.
J.
Dahlie.
Smithers:
2.
H.
Dah
lie.
Smithers;
3.
H.
Wlndt,
Smithers.
Mens
Slalom
and
Down
Hill.
Class
A
1.
Chris
Dahlie,
Smlthers;
2.
K.
Engstadi
Burns
Lake.
Men's
Class
A
Cpmbined
Cross
B
Combined
Cross
Country
Race
and
Jumping
Graham
Collison,
Smlthers.
Arrangements
For
Hockey
Finals
Being
Advanced
in
publicizing
the
whole
of
Canada
in
one
case
and
British'
Edmonton,
Feb.
18:
(CP)
Columbia
in
the
other,
it
is
up
to
Prince
Rupert
to
see
tnat
The
President
of
the
Canadian
this
district
gets
its
share
Of
the
visitors.
Amateur
Hockey
Association,
Prof-
'
W.
O.
Hardy,
announces
that,
if
eastern
semi-finals
for
the
MCii'mi
itne
t
vt
titxti''
iM.sMtt-UAr
aiAJClISO
'Allan
Cup,
emblematic
of
pomln-
France
has
just
decided
to
increase
her
mercantile
lon
amateur
senior
hockey
cham-
maVinG
to
the
extent
nf
100.000
tons.
This
is
n
vpi-v
na.
pionshlp,
are
won
In
Ontario
or
fill
rrpcttlVP
Vint
flnnVitloco
tVio
mordant
oVimc
iim'H
V.
V.i,;H
Qbfp'
th?
final
will
take
place
.i.
""
'
VuTVi!
1
-"r
"M
"
In
the
East.
Otherwise
the
final
in
such
a
manner
that
they
may
easily
bp
converted
tor
win
be
m
the
west,
should
the
war
service
should
occasion
require.
At
any
rate
it
indi-(
Mian
cup
final
be
played
in
the
cates
tht
Fr?ncG
has
plenty
of
life
left
in
her.
'
,East.
the
Memorial
cup
final,
ror
'.
;
I
Junior
championship,
will
be
In
ANOTHER
WAR
POSSIBILITY
Some
despatches
from
Europe
hirit
at
the
probability
ftf
yar
between'
Japan
a,nd
Russia
which
might
also,
nean
thqt
(Sermany
would
at
the
same
time
atack
Russia
on
t
le
west.
Italy
might
also
be
drawn
into,
this
fight
and
then
vhat
tyould
be
the
attitude
of
Great
Britain
and
frr'ance?
They
might
or
might
not
become"
parties
to
the
fight.
Should
China
then
decide
to
make
a
big
push
against
Japan,
and
Britain
and
France
tell
Japqn
tp
get
out
pf
Hainan,
it
mifrht
be
a
free
fp.r
all
scrap
in
which
wk
thf
YPr-l(l
would
he
involved.
it's
interesting
to
know
when
readfng
the
Daily
New
that
the
people
of
the
whole
district
are
doingthe
uamel
,the
West
or
vlte
versa.
The
finals
will
take
place
In
April.
A
Hot
Time
Is
What
You
Want
This
Winter
You
can
get
It
by
using
our
famous
Edson,
nulkley
Valley
or
Nanaimo-Welllngtori
coal.
PRINCE
RUPERT
PEED
CO.
Phones
58
or
558
Colllsnn
Saturday,
February
18,
'1939.
Lake.
!
class
A
Cross
country-
..
-.-
T-r.
Boys-Jumping
Contest.
Class
D-.i,
Margaret
Saunders;
2.
Martha
1.
Jim
uicKenDomam,
amuners;
Dahlie.
.2.
Christian
Kasa,
Smithers;
3.1
nin
ii
tnrti.-
fm..
..
t
.
T,he
issuing
Of
a,
tourist
publication
by
the
federal
L1.'d
Ha?n'
Smlthers.
i,
A.
Bourgon;
2.
Margaret
Van,
government
recently
indicates
the
care
needed
to
prevent
.
nSpInSst'
Iass
i-
,
MnnlfmKnn
nf
Ui.n,Ur
inlc
TWa
,hl.Winn
'-'nnQrla
h.
?'
P?ne.
SmUhers
Ladies'
Novice-1,
Mrs.
O.
Hod-
.MVfivrMMV".
j'H""
itwhw
j.
,,UUi.vuv.um
Mens
jumping
contest,
Class
u
don-
2
Calls
You'1
consists
Chiefly
of
pictures
taen
in
various
1.
Frank
Smith,
Burns
Lake;
2.
Men's
pariS
Ol
ine
cpuniry
in
every
prQVmce
P.Ul
Vlin
Illie
OP
no
uranam
wouison,
simmers;
3.
m.io.
Clark;
3,
C.
L.
Gibson
Hlckey;
2.
2,
O
2,
Small
Boys'
Slalom
133etter-
Down
Hill
Class
'strora;
2,
J.
Warner.
Racing
Boys,
under
141,
D.
Horning;
2,
C.
Paulson;
3,
P.
Paulson.
Boys,
under
10J,
K.
'smith;
2,
J.
Zeilkie.
Boys,
under
121,
A.
Roumieu,
2,
Q.
Ger'pw;
3,
W.
Mclntyre'.
Boys,
under
171,'
J.
Dahlie;
2
A.
Dahlie;
3,
O.
Rush.
Girls,
under
141,
Jpan
Carroll:
2,
B.
Roumieu.
Girls,
under
161,
A.
Setter-
strom;
2,
M.
Roumieu;
3,
M.
Car
roll
I
Tots
1,
KIrky
Gowans;
2,
Betty
lladden;
3,
.
Ann
Lpper.
"i
i.i,.
b
i
r
I
unuer
iu
i,
jen
wive;
j2,
M.
Gowans;
3,
L.
Kerr.
,
I
Jumping
Boys,
14
to
171,
Gordon
Rush;
2,
J.
Dahlqulst.
Boys,
12
to
141,
8.
Setter-!
strom;
2,
A.
Dahlie.
!
Boys,
10
to
12
J.
Warner;
2,
T.,
Smith.
Grand
Ball
At
a
grand
ball
in
the
School
IJall
on
Monday
night
Andy
Ruddy
was
crowned
King
of
the
Carnival'
by
Miss
Margaret
Van
Tyne,
the
Queen
pf
1938.
Music
for
dancing
was
by
the
Sprenader's
Orchestra
consisting
of
Miss
Hemstreet,
M.
,
Berg,
W.
Ashcroft,
I,
Pennlngtoi(!
and
Mrs.
W.
Jeffrey.
The
affair!
,was
one
of
great
enjoyment.
On
Saturday
night
preceding
thej
tournament
there
was
a
snow;
frolic
wh.lph
aUq
proved
a
highly
i
enjoyable
affair.
Twelve
prizes!
were
presented,
the
winners
of
th-prlnplpal,
ones
being
Mrs.
E.
8.
Lee1
pf
Vanderhoof,
David
Roumieu
(and
S.
Marsh.
The
success
of
the
tournament
was
due
to
the
untiring
efforts
of
J
WMfb
UtUVV
II)
yiCOJUCllb
Ul
lilC
Will"
lneca
Ski
Club,
and
his
committee
consisting
of
Miss
&.
Manspnj
secretary;
Edwin
Ostberg,
treasurer;
J.
Berg,
Miss
A.
Bourgon,
Miss
ft.
Campbell,
W.
McKenna
and
F.
.Trousdell.
tttttt
ttt
Metlakatla
Hoop
Team
A
urlm
rnlvri
vRstprrin
v
nf
considerably
Just
before
Thursday
with
weather
for
the
most
of
the
tcrnoon
b
Bl
gne
announc-
and
was
well
below
zero
when
the
time
auspicious
and
many
visitors
-jj
ed
tnat
lne
basketball
cross
country
ana
siaiom,
races
were
m
town
irom
vanou
paris,
v
uie
.
.
.
N
Mctlakatla
A
I-
aska,
would
arrive
In.
Prince
t
PVJf
far
0
"fl"
of
Barnes
next
Thursday
and
Friday.
t
"The
gamen
to
it
played
In
the
t
Armory
will
be
the
first
of
a
number
of
Intcrtown
hoop
en-
gageruents
coming
up
here.
The
to?al
team
leaves
late
this
afternoon
for
Port
Simpson
ucms
.
Miv
v-i
..
v.
.................
.
.
"
i
j.
tonlcht
B
Jumpers.
neglected.
The
crowning
of
Andy
k
i
cprts
uanne.
tne
amuners
jump-
miaajr
us
runs
pi
me
wirnivai
Ing
ape,
had
planned
to
make
sev-
was
one
of
the
outstanding
Inclfl-
eral
exhibition
Jumps
in
an
effort
ents.
(to
break
his
own
record
on
the
big
with
sunny,
pleasant
conditions'
nAlTHniPI
K(
iN
SP
I
M
hill
Of
200
feet
but
this
Was
alSO
,1ri.wnllino
th
Wfnlhpr
Mnn
m
M
VllLll
ISuU
called
pff
pt
pepount
of
the
siiow.
veryf;
fnyorably
disposed
for
the,
I
The
big
dance
was
held
in
the
frst-
tw0
days
of
the
tournament
'tpwn
hall
on
Friday
night
and
wai
.although
ift
snow
which
feU
al
IS
ENDED
well
attended
and
thoroughly
en-.mo
continually
or
Monday
had!
SM
ITU
ERS,
Feb.
18
The
curling
joyed.
During
the
evening
Miss
tendered
it
difficult
to
carry
out
bonsplel
which
has
been
In
pro-Martha
Dahlie
was
crowned
as
jpme
of.
the
events
and
preventer
W
ncfc
since
Sunday
morning
Carnival
Queen
and
the
prizes
won
tieople
who
would
otherwlv
almost
without
intermission
was
during
the
two-day
tournament
by
nave
been
there
from
attending,
finished
Tuesday
evening
when
the
'the
various
contestants
were
pre-,
Ttl
nri7i..winnP
re
Frank
Johnson
rink
noted
out
Dr
,5
Bam
ford's
men
In
the
last
end
to
K.
15
O
1
statl
by
making
the
first
end
count
foj
five
point
and
added
another
pojn,t
in
the
next
end
but
the
Jfthaton
rink
then
got
down
to
bus-uwss
and
pulled
up
steadily
to.
over
come
the
handicap
and
win
out
at
Uie
finish.
The
name
wai
hotly
contested)
throughout
and
both
rinks
did
some
excellent
shooting
on
the
fairly
fast
ice.
A
large
crowd
of
enthusiasts
filled
th
rink
to,
see
the,
iinals
and
enjoyed
watching
the
game.
On,
he
opposite
rink
of
Ice
Art
Slmftn
'went
to
town"
and
clean-
tf'm
ft
au
on
the
"v
rink
skipped
by
.Mi
.
-M.
3
Vu!"tt!b
i
conttE.
the
game
being
played,
con-
current
I
v
with
the
hleld
contest
Aftr
the
two
contests
were
fin
ished
the
curlers
adjourned
to
the
Canadian
Legiqn,
Hall
where
the
prises
w
D,Knte$.
Eafh
rink
cf
the
seventeen
rinks
participating
n
the
bpiVl
Printed
with
a
orlse
and
the
balance
pf
the
ev-j
enliiK
was
spent
with
song
and
story
I
until
a
late
hjuf.
President
Percy
Davidson
and
J
Q
Stephen
were
responsible
fct
the
excellent
numncr
In
which
the
tournament
wa
conducted
and
for
the
very
generous
distribution
of
prles.
Hiyy
Ljttlc
ws
tri
to.wn
on
hl
annual
pUgrtroage
In
quest
of
the
shield
and
he
Is
already
planning
his
triit
for
nexL
vear
honlne
that!
I
he
will
have
better
luck.
I
Thp
was
mote
ejthuiian
inj
the
nmc
thii,
year
than
has
been
I
,
shown
for
gome
years
and,
the
rcgu-1
lir
tnurnament
whlrh
.it
lnlr
I
rupted
tor
the
bmuplel
wll
be
con-UOVed
vuth
yior.
W1NNIPEO.
Feb.
18
:CP-Wln
win
the
coveted
shield
and
four
nlpg
whjt
turof
were
steady
tropnies
that
go
with
it
aaq
uncJiaucftd,
yesterday.
May
Tne
uamiord
rink
got
a
good
closing
at
03e.
!JtCmne6
in
a
Fine,
ripe
tobacco,
mellowed
lo
imoling
petfection,
cut
cilia
fine
o
snuggle
neolly
down
on
the
paper,
lo
roll
smoolbtf.
letter
cigarettes
every
lime
that's
Old
Virginiol
And
tne
handy
rubber-lined,
seal-light
pouch
is
a
great
convenience,
a
"podet
humidor"
that
keeps,
your
Old
Virginia
Fine
Cut
flavourful
and
just
right
for
economical
rolling.
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mine
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the
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1938
is
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past
year
has
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tfrtd
a
greater
Interest
has
been
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by
outside
capital
than
ror
some
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mlnlne
Industry
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well
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