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JASPER
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SKI
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Popular
Mountain
Resort
Ing
Mecca
Instead
of
'
Europe
WINNIPEO,
Feb.
8
A
Swiss
ski
school
will
be
opened
at
Maligne
Lake
on
March
6th
this
year
and
Peter
Vauda,
the
famous
Swiss
ski
instructor,
will
be
in
chanre.
He
will
be
assisted
'by
Gertie
Wepsala,
former
Canadian
women's
champion,
according
to
Major
Fred
Brewster,
noted
mountain
guide
i
and
outfitter
of
Jasper,
who
is
visiting
Winnipeg
for
a
few
days.
Major
Brewster
stated
on
arrival
(here
that
snow
conditions
in
the
Maligne
area
were
perfect
and
many
fine
ski
experts
already
had
been
in
this
winter.
"There
is
much
increased
interest
in
skiing
in
the
Rockies
and
In
a
year
or
so
I
predict
it
will
be
the
popular
Mecca
for
experts
from
all
parts
of
the
continent;.
Reservations
made
for
late
winter
and
early
spring
parties
more
than
prove
this."
he
said.
There
will
be
two
.special
6kl
parties
from
Winnipeg
in
March
and
Apri
as
well
as
two
parties
al-,
ready
booked
from
the
Edmonton
area,
and
one
from
Vancouver.
The
Toronto
ISkl
Club
have
organized
a
party
for
the
early
spring
skiing.
In
addition
to
the
above,
many
individual
reservations
have
been
made
item
-Chicaso.
New
York
Philadelphia
and
Boston.
Many
of
the
inquiries,
Major
Brewster
stated,
are
from
people
who
have
been
accustomed
to
spend
their
skiing
holiday
In
Europe
and
he
is
confident
that
once
"they
spend
a
skiing
holiday
in
the
Canadian
Rockies,
they
will
continue
to
ski
oh
this
continent
even
after
the
war:
One
question
asked
by
most
of
the
eastern
skiers
is
regarding
fog
conditions.
In
Europe
and
even
in
the
Eastern
States
considerable
fog
is
encountered,
-whereas
in
the
Canadian
Rockies
there,
is
absolutely
no
fog,
due
to
the
dry
atmosphere.
There
is
also
an
abundance
of
dry
powder
snow
which
makes
skiing
ideal.
Hockey
Standings
National
League
Toronto
21
3
9
95
64
45
Boston
16
8
7
110
75
40
.Dettpjt...
13
9
11
75
65
35
Chicago;
13
5
15
79
88
31
Rangers.
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1.12
8
14
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Bi
32
Canadians'
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.10
5
la
78
-94
45
Americans
.
..
7
9
ip
62
117
22
Pacific
.Coast
League
Spokane
18
4
13
89
80
40
Vancouver
16
5
16
110
98
37
Seattle
;
15
5
16
111
19
35
Portland
16
0
20
94
107
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SPORT
CHAT
Baltimore
Orioles,
announced
release
of
Bill
Urbanski,
veteran
major
and
minor
inflelder,
three
years
ffgo
Thursday.
Urbanski
had
previously
played
with
Boston
of
the
National
League
and
Toronto
of
the
International.
Canada's
Olympic
Games
hockey
team
overwhelmed
Latvia
11-0
at
Garmlsch-Partenklrchen
five
years
ago
yesterday.
But
.the
finals
saw
England
score
a
surprise
victory
to
give
the
Canadians
their
first
Ol
ympic
hockey
defeat.
JR.
LEAGUE
INACTION
Keen
Competition
in
Another
Basketball
Leacue
With
Some
of
i
the
boys
Displaying
Skill
The
Junior
Boys'
Basketball
League
got
under
way
this
week
with
games
on
Monday.
Wednes
day
and
Friday
afternoons
at
the
noon
hour.
Each
game
was
well
contested
and,
for
what
they
might
jhave
lacked
in
skill,
the
boys
made
up
.io
rln
fervor.
Many
boys
are
anxious
to
play
and
there
is
keen
rivalry
for
positions
on
the
teams.
Monday's
game,
resulted
In
Gam-
pia
defeating
Beta
by
a
score
of
16
,to
12.
Vernon
Ciccone
was
high
scorer
for
Gamma
while
Rupert
Holkestan,
Bob
Leverett
and
Hem-
s-by
King
were
best
lor
Beta,
Pn
Wednesday
Gamma
defeated
'irirHrkirk
20.'
to
12
with
Ciccone,
PU
!
,
"ww.fold
and
Ronnie
McLachlan
high
,
'OivAiirr
M
11
Tn
"
If
vnn
havp
snmoti?nnr
tn
con
ionmn
-j..
l:
i
scorers.
For
Aroha
Fenllnanri
An
derson
was
tops,
being
ably
sup-
fcSLpap8r
wlU
fi00D
fet
you
ow
if
there
a
m&ldi
sye'
Bud
Pierce
v
fmi
rP.;
Frig's
game
Beta
won
over.
Waterfront
Whiffs
More
Substantial
Run
of
Hcrrinff
pears,
to.
be
Developing
Prince
George
on
Pontoons
at
Dry
Dock
has
completed
her
overhaul,
she
will
Lowe
inlet
after
Harold
Alllstone,
a
member
of
the
deck
crew,
had
become
sricni'ly
111,
C.
P.
R.
ss.
Princess
Adelaide,
Carl.
Henry
Anderson,
which
had
sailed
at
10
o
clock
last
night
and
waypoints,
returned
to
port
at
?
o:0
inis
morning
to
put
the
man
ashore.
He
was
rushed
to
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
where
an
emergency
operation
for
ecute
aripendlcitls
was
performed,
The
Adelaide,
.following
her
return,
went
to
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.
dock
to
take
on
fuel
for
the
completion
of
the
voyage
to
Vancouver.
Reports
at
the
hospital
this
morning
wer?Aq
the
effect
that
Alllstone
was
progressing
satisfactorily
fol-lowliigThe
operation.
Alpha
15
to
11
with
Rupert
Holkes-tad
the
pick
of
the
floor.
He
promises
.to
rival
two
well
known
brothers,
HeTige
and
Mella,
for
skill
at
the
hoop
game.
FRESH
SHRIMP
Daily
After
4
p.m.
BOAT
W.S.L.
TROTIER'S
DOCK
Fresh
Local
Raw
nd
Pasteurized
MiJk
VALENTIN
DAIRY
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PRINCE
RUPERT
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DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Shipbuilders
and
Engineer!
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and
Brass
Castings
Electric
and
Acetylene
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Welding
i
Specialists
on
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and
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A
more
substantial
run
of
herring
appears
to
be
developing
now
at
Union
Bay
to
the
north
of
the
lower
end
of
Wafke
Canal.
There
was
the
biggest
run
there
so
far
this
season
on
Thursday
of
this
week
As
a
result
some
250
tons
was
brought
in
for
the
Tucks
Inlet
reduction
plant
and
some
100
tons
for
Nelson
Bros.
Fisheries
Ltd.
cannery
on
the
ocean
dock.
Else
where-
in-
this
district,
however,
there
:ii
still
practically
no
run.
It
is
so
late
now
that,
even
should
it
start
in
volume,
the
anticipated
production
will
probably
not
be
achieved.
CNJt.
steamer
Prince
George,
which
is
undergoing
annual
overhaul
at
the
local
dry
dock,
has
gone
on
the
pontoons
there
for
hull
work
and
will
he
out
of
the
water
for
several
days:
During
the
past
few
weeks
considerable
deck
replacement
work
has
been
under
way
on
the
vessel.
When
the
Prince
George
FEATURED
'Sandy
is
a
Lady"
and
"Cross
Country
Romance"
Showing
at
Capitol
Theatre
"Sandy
is
a
Lady,"
a
wholesome
comedy
starring
the
popular
two-year-old
Baby
Sandy,
and
"Cross
Country
Romance,"
another
comedy
.
'
based
on
life
on
a
trailer,
comprise
an
entertaining
double
bill
which
Is
:
belner
nresented
tonieht
at
thp
go
on
the
run
while
the
Prince
Ru-1
Capitol
Theatre.
;
pert
is
withdrawn
for
her
annual
pUre
comedy
and
farce,
the
story
i
overhaul.
of
"Sandy
is
a
Lady"
revolves
aroud
the
baby
star
who
wanders'
.According
to
latest
word
from
away
from
a
couple
of
boy
music-Vancouver,
Arthur
Graves,
former-
tans
in
whose
care
she
is
left.
Inly
well
known
,as
purser
of
the
nocently,
she
gets
into
all
kinds
of
steamer
Princess
Adelaide
on
the
situations.
She
saves
a
restaurant
local
run,
is
making
as
satisfactory
from
a
bomb
explosion.
She
blithe-progress
a5
can
be
expected
follow-
iy
walks
along
the
high
steel
gird-'
ing
a
very
serious
accident
about
a
ers
of
an
unfinished
building
while
month
ago
when
he
was
struck
by
ambulances
and
fire
equipment'
an
automobile,
sustaining
two
bro-
SCream
to
the
rescue
on
the
stieets
ken
legs,
a
fractured
pelvis,
possible
below.
Finally,
she
saves
the
day
spinal
injuries
and
internal
hurts.
for
her
father.
The
cast,
including
He
was
alighting
from
a
street
car
such
Javorltes
as
Nan
Grey,
Tom
in
the
Point
Grey
district
of
Van-
Brown,
Eugene
Pallette,
Mlscha
Au-couver
when
he
was
hit
by
the
car.
er,
Billy
Gilbert.
Edgar
Kennedy
For
the
past
few
years
Mr.
Graves
and
Fritz
Feld,
insures
plenty
of
has
been
in
the
offices
of
the
Can-
fun.
I
adran
Pacific
Co.
In
Vancouver.
"Cross
Country
Romance"
depicts
'
the
madcap
adventures
of
a
beautl-
Unlon
steamer
Venture,
Capt.
ful
runaway
heiress,
played
by
John
Boden,
arrived
in
port
at
9:45
Wendy
Barrle,
and
a
penniless
doc-last
night
from
the
south
and
sailed
tor,
portrayed
by
Gene
Raymond,
at
11
pjn.
on
her
return
to
Vancou-
Most
of
the
action
Is
laid
on
a
trall-ver
and
waypoints.
After
leaving
er
In
which
Miss
Barrle
has
stowed
here,
the
Venture
was
to
go
into
the
away.
Hedda
Hopper,
Billy
Gilbert
Skeenalhls
morning
to
load
salmon
and
Berton
Churchill
are
among
from
cannery
points.
other
well
known
members
of
the
Turning
.back
in
the
vicinity
of
.
,
I
Rev.
E.
S.
Fleming
and
Rev.
J.
Robayashl,
after
having
attended
the
sessions
of
United
Churcrt
Presr
bytery
this
week,
sailed
last
night
by
the
Princess
Adelaide
for
Vancouver
return
to
Ocean
Falls.
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mil
ii
i
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m
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MITISH
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no,
publi,f,
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cfiipUrttf
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th
Liquor
Conl.ol
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or
by
tU
Governmtnt
of
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CoUbU.
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Twenty
-Five
Years
Ago
February
8,
1916
Mrs.
H.
R.
Grant
delivered
an
address
before
the
Fortnightly
Club
of
First
Presbyterian
Church
last
night
on
the
subject
of
Britlsh-Is-
raellsm
applied
to
this
present
war.
'
Several
of
the
Prince
Rupert
boys
on
overseas
service
have
been
stricken
with
la
grippe
according
to
word
received
by
Mrs.
W.
E.
Willis-croft
in
a
letter
from
her
sister.
W.
A.
Patterson
Is
among
those
who
have
been
111.
Miss
Maud
Fuller,
daughter
of
F.
J.
Fuller,
local
contractor,
was
mar
ried
this
morning
to
W.
Tuttle.
well
known
Lome
Creek
mining
man.
Canon
G.
A.
Rlx
offdated
at
the
Anglican
Church
and
the
couple
were
attended
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dan
Sutherland.
High'
Quality
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Patterns
AH
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'
Kan
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Tom
Br0
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(At
a.
in
j
in
Cross
Country
Romance"
(At
7:00
and
9:15)
COMING
MON.
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Martin,
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