5wi?
clutching
a
tomahawk
,he
was
prfnre
tUipffl
EsTT
Tumi
Monday.
Deombej-
12,
1943
ce
great
show
featuring
a
tag
team
night
'
Tn-
s
i
'"
I
""a
match.
ui
or
him
nan
again.
,
Tren
I
With
a
couple
of
the
musculurs
stt-ppt-a
in
and
l
clutchin
gan
eighteen
inch
length
the
Williams
Lake
of
rope
outside
o
the
ring
the
Saint
on
t)
.f
Khonke
and
The
Saint
met.
It
'Chief
Up
to
this
'
just
didn't
seem
to
be
Kohnke'sj
'Contain.
i
ready
to
meet
"Curly
Locks
l.eo
Karlenko
of
Fresno.
California,
in
the
second
one
fall
decision
or
twenty
minutes.
It
was
the
Chief's
night.
And
why
not
Was
he
not
a
big
burly
gent
with
a
chest
like
a
beer
barrel?
Had
he
not
all
the
natives
Grunls
and
Groans
Twas
a
Buttle
Royal.
The
winners
were
losing
and
losers
were
winning
and
then
it
fmir
'u
l-
One
Hectic
Night
came
about
that
the
losers
won
jn
the
audlpnce
behind
him?
And
nirf
uir.ers
lost.
Of
course,
the
I
"rasslin
match
was
not
a
bit
PLENTY
OF
SMOKE
AND
LOTS
OF
FIRE
ALSO
FIERCE
WRESTLING
complicated
for
it
was
easy
to
figure
out
who
the
winners
were
,
when
they
were
losing
and
win-
.peaking
of
the
audience,
fists
and
vile
vocabulary
were
tossed
around
between
them.
One
eager
native
heap
lots
fire
water
but
no
smoke
was
gently
escorted
to
the
exit
door.
The
Chief,
of
course
won.
Probably
if
he
hadn't,
a
white
man's
life
wouldn't
have
been
worth
the
cork
on
a
bottle
In
Prince
Rupert
Saturday
night.
"""
The
wrestling
card
at
the
Civic
Centre
attracted
ners
losing
when
they
won.
,
.
,
m
the
first
melee
at
the
Civic
crowd
on
Saturday
night,
and
an
e.sti-
a
capacity
(ntre
Saturdav
nignt
Felix
mated
POO'
screaming
fans
saw
the
best
wrestling
Kohnke.
handsome
hunk
or
stuff
entertainment
to
be
shown
Here
in
many
a
year
It;
who
hails
from
wnnams
Lake,
tmclLa
.
with
the
color-
,
messed
around
-ol
wasn't
always
eood
wrestling
that
won
the
approval
mahaniier
"The
,
....
.
,
i
He
ne
had
nau
Karlenko
ivarienno
hot
not
footing
looting
of
the
fans,
but
for
sheer
vilhany,
and
showmanship.
Salnr
in
a
one
faU
decision
inaround
the
ri
The
Fresno
lad
'or
rod
pi
3ri(
to
Saturday's
three
matches
could
Cenlre
mariagement
tnat
it
was
,
twenty
minutes.
is
an
artlst
at
foui
pIay
At
,east
leave
nothing
to
be
desired.
thj
Cniefs
mgrit
to
win.
Th?
i
The
hero
was
Kohnke.
although
1
he
made
the
audience
think
so.
As
predicted
Leo
KanenkOj
admiring
cr0wd
was
willing
.to
he
didn't
win.
In
the
first
few
But
the
Chief
was
no
piker.
Many
was
the
perfect
villian.
He
was;
tatte
up
the
cudgels
on
his
be-
minutes
he
pushed
the
Saint
'
ja
ame
he
rubbed
a
finger
along
able
to
keep
the
fans
in
a
con-j
,au
3t
a
moment's
notice
anJjaround
to
the
satisfaction
of
the
Curly
Lock's
spine
which
prompt-
i
t
tniual
uproar
curing
ni;
maiui
mlnor
fights
Drone
out
in
u.t-j
audience,
twisting
arms
and
legs
iy
developed
a
ca.se
of
knee
walk-
ndedated
as
it
with
Chief
Thunderbird
and
in
audience
at
regular
intervals.
i,
pounding
the
anonymous
j
ing
to
the
ropes
on
the
part
of
A
loss
for
the
chief,
would
no,
,
,
u,0
canvas
.
n
,,.vh-
...
k.
k-.,,--
the
tag
team
match
when
he
teamed
with
the
Saint
to
mix
doubt
hJve
seen
Uie
poor
Kar-
mm
OS
very
harsh!
er.Ro
-.o.a
iimj
r.-om
limb
by
Thunderbird
and
A
I
fJn
;
blows,
grips
and
A
AUfflW
J
'FfIx
Kohnke
W
v
ffj
ftw
j
the
non
-
fi-hting
Th(n
the
Saint
decided
enough
off
in
Hollywood,
but
that
Is
his
w.i.v
i-nough.
business.
But
let
it
not
be
said
Grunting,
groaning
and
pant-
tne
Chief
was
not
a
Broadway
ing
.Felix
was
in
a
bad
way.
And
future
In
his
own
right.
Afur
ih
audience
couldn't
do
a
thing
scoring
a
decisive
victory,
he
about
it.
Tlfe
poor
man
had
his
hopped
and
whooped
around
the
hen
he
was
partner
of
G
B
O
A
I
I
the
angry
crowd,
and
no
doubt
be
realized
fhat
a
minor
loss
to
the
Chief
was
the
better
p.iri
or
valor.
A
"Saint"
Inderdy!
.the
1
N
S
U
L
A
T
I
N
the
tag
matcn
:ie
still
manngea
Mak
tout
conitruction
doUan
do
doubts
duty
.
.
.
m
Cc
The
Saint
was
no
more
saintly
i
hair
pulled.
He
had
his
arm'
squared
circle.
to
be
the
most
active,
conjurm?
up
more
acts
of
skullduggery
in
five
minutes
man
the
ordinary
villian
could
think
of
in
an
i
hour.
If
not
fighting
with
the
-'f-'nt
n'rtyt
nlf
"
''
-fc.-
InsuUting
Board,
ll
build
and
insulate
at
the
Hmtl-.w
ni,
cori.
A
Donnacona-imulaled
hom
ia
more,
comlortabia
s
winter,
cooler
ia
Bummer
and
mvs
on
fuel
contumptoc
about
th
many
usm
oi
Donnacona
...
a
an
ei'enor
than
expected
and
probably
:
s-riaun-'d
ovt
the
ropes.
He
was
After
600
seconds
of
internals-
j
produced
the
best
weestling
uf
pjn-.j
a
herk
of
a
beating.
Fin-
slon
.the
grapplers
returned
fori
rhe
evening.
He
managed
tojfli;v
it
W;IS
uji
over
and
in
less
the
final
match
of
the
evening!
keep
his
identity
masked
anJ
j
than
twenty
minutes.
The
Saint
all
four
of
them-and
put
on
a
Iiu
Jeiuuitul
is
nt
publidiej
or
JiifUvoi
bv
tr,e
Ijquo
Cwurol
BorJ
of
bv
tiic
Government
of
littlub
Culumtub
aa
a
plaalar
baM
...
a
attic
and
ioU
uauUlua.,!
generally
gave
a
good
account
,
relrea!f,d
victoriously,
amid
bel-
I-
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
BRING
RESULTS
lowing
boos,
leaving
the
tortured
fans
at
the
ringside
and
most
of
his
blows
were
hurled
in
a
constant
stream
of
invective
and
some
were
even
expectoratedhe
was
surreptiously
aid-ine
his
partner
in
crime
by
'
lutarioc
finiah.
CAM-
6.-.1
Felix
on
his
rear
busily
massaging
a
battered
leg.
the
excitement.
Felix
Kohnke
iost
in
the
first
bout
but
shared
vhe
victory
with
Thunderbird
PIIILPOTT
EUITT
stamping
on
tne
reel
oi
tneir,
in
the
tag-team
event
taKing
mutual
opponent,
or
stalking
one
of
the
two
falls
required!
BROADWAY
CAFE
With
Imaginative
drums
deeply
pounding
in
the
distance,
powerful
and
well-known
Chief
Thunderbird
of
the
Saanich
tribe
I
across
the
ring
for
a
kill,
when
for
a
win.
'
leferee
Tom
Andrechuck
was
it
was
a
big
niaht
for
the
ki:1s.)
&
Co.
Ltd.
1
LUMBER
and
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
IS
THE
SUPREME
COURT
OP
BRITISH
COI.UMriA
IN
PKORtTF.
FM
Tin?
MATTER
OP
THE
"
ADM1V-ISTR'TIOV
ACT"
AND
IN
THR
MATTFK
OF
THE
EKTATF.
OP
MAIX"Ol.M
M'T)ONALD.
DECEASE!)
INTESTATE
TAKE
NOTICE
.hnt
bv
Order
of
Rts
Honour
Juh
j
W
O.
Ful'on
Ifcal
iiwl'.;?
t
the
Supreme
C
urt
British
Columljla.
X
was
on
the
1st
rt:iv
of
Diwmbfr,
A
D
1949.
appoints
Admlnlttnitnr
of
the
Es-t:ae
of
Malcolm
McDonald,
deceased
late
of
ly.wer
Post.
British
Columbia,
who
died
on
or
about
the
rub
day
of
September.
194a.
at
the
,
Columbia
All
'persons
Indebted
Ui
canvas.
Be-
tbusily
engaged
in
separating
a
They
kept
the
Chief
busy
in
the
j
stepped
onto
the
Best
Food
j
wild
melee
of
legs,
arms,
and
intervals
signing
autographs
r
ecked
in
a
coionui
blanket
and
!
tweatina
torsos.
Chief
Thunder-
and
kept
him
i
the
ring
for
a'
from
the
Saint.
Third
fait
also
won
by
the
Chief
from
the
Saint.
'Vie
winners
Chief
Thun
oird
was
a
perfectly
cast
hero,
full
hour
after
the
match
doin
i
Hundreds
of
his
native
admlr-more
of
the
same.
He
probably
i
ers
were
there
to
cheer
him
on
was
more
exhausted
from
pen-I
and
every
small
boy
in
the
:
mamhlp
than
wrestling.
They
'
!
packfd
house
picked
him
as
the
delighted
in
his
war
dance
en-i
hero
of
the
night.
It
was
a
for-
acted
after
each
fall
over
his
Finest
Cooking
Hours
7
a.m.
to
I
a.m.
-Phone
200
Professional
and
Uusint
derbird
of
the
Saanich
tribe
i
J,,.,1n?,:nt
D
Cm.
British
CnliimKin
All
rwnu-.ne
InHfihrwl
trt
For
Take-Home
Orders-
nd
FeliX
Kohnke
Of
Williams;
e
said
estate
are
required
to
m
Civic
victims,
and
when
in
trouble
lunate
thin?
for
the
the
nmount
of
their
Indebted
new
to
tlake.
they
stormed
to
the
ring
to
'
forthwith
and
all
persons
having
j
cialms
aKaliist
trtf
said
e?tau
re
T
give
a
helping
hand
if
called
upon.
Referees
George
Howe
and
Tom
Andrechuck
had
a
big
night.
George
managed
to
stay
dr.
p.
j.
cut:
DENTIST
J
SUITE
5,
SMITH
U
if
iuirtra
it)
imp
inrm
wun
mp
pru-
i
prrly
vfHfit-d
on
or
bfforr
the
15th
ty
or
Jnrtviary.
19r0
fulling
which!
distribution
will
be
made
having,
regard
only
to
sich
clBtinn
of
which
j
T
shall
have
tven
notified
t
The
SPORT
Sho
p's
Toylown,
ll's
WELLS
CARTAGE
LIMITED
H.
S.
Whalen,
Manager
Complet
Moving
Service
Crating
Packing
Cartage
BLUE
780
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51S
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l,st
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December.
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Creek.
B
C.
HEW
ROYAL
on
his
feet
in
the
first
two
bouts,
but
Tom
wasn't
so
lucky
in
the
wind-up
and
at
one
time
found
himself
the
main
victim
in
a
furious
set-to
with
the
Saint.
Handlers
were
supplied
by
the
Legion
Boxing
Club,
in
the
persons
of
Graham
Alexander,
Bill
Tjornton
and
Len"
Hitchens,
a
mighty
handy
threesome
in
-.ne
or
xrour.
Oh
Yes,
the
Results!
By
the
wj,
the
results:
Kohnke
versus
The
Saint-
QUALITY
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Worn
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There's
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had
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for
mercy
from
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ieferee.
!
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won
by
the
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(of
course
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a
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