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new
shoes
are
arriving
and
we
have
smart
models
for
the
lady
who
likes
a
good
walking
Oxford.
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are
made
in
either
black
or
brown
with
low
or
medium
heels
and
the
prices
.are
reasonable.
Where
Most
People
Trade
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The
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Situation
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Monday,
March
1,
1937
'
The
hiidtret'sneeeh
nf
Hon,
f!hnrW
A.
Dunnino-
n
Snlu
While
the
Daily
News
is
unconcerned
as
to
whether
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
want
to
accept
a
new
$200,000
building
from
the
Sisters
of
Ste.
Anne
or,
instead,
dig
SMITHERS
SKI
MEET
Local
and
Visiting
Took
1'art
in
Big
ii
1
1
jute
nupen,
is
reany
anxious
aoout
a
nospitaliie
tsmithers),
2
c
and
wants
to
be
assured
of
efficient
mannrrpmpnr
nil
wAl'Wells).
can
say
to
them
is
to
grab
at
the
opportunity.
The
exper-L,'8
fllom
ience
of
this
lown
of
Smithers
has
hppn
nil
tn
iho
that
popped
up
in
Smithers,
for
the
same
critics
of
earlier
days
are
now
the
best
boosters
for
the
Sisters
of
Ste.
Anne
in
hospital
work."
Granby's
Mistake
Contestants
Prosram
Hoist
Champ
Conditions
Ideal
for
Various
Events
Last
Thursday
and
Friday
SMITHERS,
Mar.
1:
The
fifth
annual
ski
tournament
of
the
Sml
(thers
Ski
Club
took
place
on
schedule
and
the
many
racing
and
I
Jumping
contests
were
held
on
.Thursday
and
Friday
with
nume.--ous
contestants
from
local
and
other
ski
clubs.
Wells
Ski
Club
of
Wells
and
Omi-neca
Ski
Chib
of
Burns
Lake
were
well
represented
but
one
of
the
Wells
contestants.
Mr.
Branwold.
had
the
misfortune
to
Injure
his
ankle
while
practising
on
the
bis
jump
on
Friday
morning
and
was
not
able
to
take
part
in
the
CI
as?
A
JumDlne
I
Nordal
Kaldahl
of
Wells
also
had
ithe
misfortune
to
be
confined
to
bed
with
flu
on
Thursday
which
.kept
h.'m
out
of
the
cross
country
'race
and
handicapped
him
In
the
Class
A
Jumping
on
Friday,
j
The
weather
was
excellent
r
throughout
but
the
snow
was
a
(little
loose
and
heavy
for
the
races
:although
it
was
packed
Into
first
i
class
condition
for
the
jumping.
A
large
crowd
was
on
hand
to
n
II
11
j
j
a
.
.
woitn
iui
uie
cun
lesion
is
ana
tne
crowd
on
hand
at
the
big
hill
for
the
main
Jumping
event
was
one
of
the
largest
ever
seen
here.
Exerythlng
passed
off
In
a
well
planned
and
carried
out
manner.
Only
In
the
Class
B
Jumping
contest
was
there
a
slight
accident
o
mar
the
whole
proceeding.
When
Fugi
Aida
of
Smlthers
was
taking
the
jump
on
the
"B"
hill
he
lost
his
balance
and
collided
with
one
on
the
spectators
who
had
crowd
ed
too
close
to
the
course.
Both
Jumper
and
spectator
were
knock
ed
unconscious
and
required
first
aid
on
the
grounds.
The
dance
in
the
eveninz
was
one
of
the
largest
seen
here
for
some
time
and
the
bie
hall
filled
to
capacity.
Counting
of
the
ballots
for
the
carnival
irnivai
King
lung
resulted
resulted
in
in
the
the
elec
0
4
.
.......,,,
elec-
stantial
summary
of
which
was
published
in
this
paper
tion
of
Charles
Wilson
over
a
field
Thursday,
indicates
that
the
finances
of
the
country
are
;
of
flV3
other
competitors
and
he
lmDrovino-
although
we
are
not,
vet
navinrr
nnr
wav
ns
n'was
duly
crowned
and
took
his
nation.
In
fact
we
.have
quite
a
long
way
to
go
before
wejeSl
mZ,
K
catch
up.
While
it
is
expected
that
next
year
so
far
as
or-;ecti
in
last
year's
carnival,
dinary
expenditures
are
concerned,
we
shall
pay
our
way,
I
The
King
and
Queen
then
pro-
we
shall
Still
have
to
nav
a
number
of
extraordinnrv
linjceeded
distribute
the
many
hilitips
siirh
as
the
rnilwnv
rlefiVif
!prize
to
tn
varius
winners
amid
the
loud
applause
of
the
gathering
The
Prize
Winners
Those
winning
prizes
in
the
vari
ous
events
were:
Men's
cross
country
race
Knute
Nysven
Smithers.
2
Oun-
nar
LlndquUt
(Smithersl.
Men's
B
cross
country
race
btten
Olofson
uuiwn
(Smlthers).
i&miLnersi,
2
1
Fuel
rugil
race
1
Haro!d
2
Fugl.
Aida
rj,,
Throv
m
.
all
the
.
,
assets,
.
and
,
do
,
it
.
gladly.
.
..
Throw
in
Mike
,
iCTiuners).
Ladhs-
,aiom
race-
1
Martha
muanery
f
anu
a
lew
-
01
tne
Otner
vw.
Weil
!
w
known
residents,
A
VUiUVtl
tO
oahlie
rsm'ithers),
2
Irene
Taybi
And.
And.
above
above
all.
all.
hpari
head
nff
off
flip
the
nPWmu
narrow
rririVisms
Mlift!omo
nf
nf
vntimnn
rolimnn
'BuniS
Lake).
3
Ppfrv
Nvdrnm
'Sm'.fh-rs).
Speiia!
nrize
donated
by
Mrs.
John
Gray
of
Smlthers.
Ladles'
cross
country
ra;s
1
Martha
Dahlie
(8mithers),
2
Irene
Taylor
(Burns
Lake).
Men's
Class
A
Jumping
l
Chris
Dahlie
Smlthers),
148
ft;
2
Nordal
Kahldal
iWells),
143
ft.
Mens
class
via.'o
B
u
jumping
iumn'ntr
1
1
Fn?i
FUgl
...w
....j
vuiwumiaau
milling
aim
OIIlUlLJIlg
Unj"!
pany
possibly
made
a
great
mistake
when
they
closed
'Akia,
,Smlths"i.
2
stscn
oiofson
rlnvun
tVio?-
Mrr
nlonf
ot
A.,nv
rni
i
.
,
:
(Smlthers).
ken
ore
inthe
piine
when
they
ceased
work
and
there
were
good
proiJpecta
of
finding
more
ore
if
they
looked
for
it.
On
this
ore
they
could
have
made
a
good
profit
at
the
present
price
of
copper.
The
present
owners
may
also
have
made
an
error
in
iudcrment
whpn
trmv
rpmnvprl
tVio
ma.
Men's
Class
C
iumolnir
1
tjitrr
Warner
(Smitheis).
2
nn
aMi
'Smithers).
chinery
from
the
plant
and
took
it
to
Big
Missouri
for
2ir3ti
SSfS
..vm
iw
unuviiif,
nunc
wiiiie
ine
price
01
mej
w"u
was
wura
in
cross
metal
is
high.
This
would
seem
to
indicate
that
eyen
the
?ou4n'try'
thJrd
,n
dalom
anc
third
Knot
inrn.n.ui
.
i
.
11
,in
Jumping.
"gni.
Combined
chamnionhln
n
Period
of
Investigation
Boys
Jumping-!
Halvar
Dahlie
(Smlthers),
42
It;
2
Jorgon
Dahlie
3mners),
38
ret.
comoinea
racing
and
lumnin
Fugl
Aida
who
was
second
in
cross
country
second
In
slalom
and
nrsx
m
jumping.
This
is
a
neriod
of
investigation.
The
finanninl
nffnW
on
ihe
hi
wu
foi
of
three
prairie
provinces
are
to
be
looked
into
by
the'oJTkiTawS
tSUZtg
juauajci
ut
me
naim
ui
vanaua.
n
cenain
amount
OI
in-
w
1
Fugi
Aida,
87
ft;
2
Steen
vesugauon
is
oeing.qone
in
Quebec,
in
a
smaller
way
Uloison.
o
iu
minincr
comnanies
are
beintr
investipatpd
nnrl
n
nhanV.
Complete
Success
L
O
"o
"
placed
on
the
old
time
tendency
to
fleece
investors.
Every-
j
w
the
drawing
for
the
cas".i
where
there
is
an
effort
hp.inrr
madn
tn
o-pf
tha
nannia'a
VTlzc3
ln
ihe
Skl
w
contest
CANADA
HAS
PUCK
TITLE
Canada
Hard
Pressed
to
Win
Final
With
Switxeriand
Ens-land
Takes
Europe
Title
LONDON,
March
1:
(CP)
Kimberley
Dynamiters
won
the
amateur
international
hockey
ehamionship
for
Canada
Saturday
night
by
defeating
Switter-land
2
to
1
in
the
final.
Overtime
was
required
to
settle
the
issue,
the
Swiss
putting
up
a
surprisingly
strong
game,
George
Goble
scored
both
Canadian
goals.
Great
Britain
retained
the
European
chamoionship
br
de
feating
Germany
fire
to
nil.
GROTTO
IS
ADVANCING
Tobacconists
Increase
Their
Lead
In
Ten
Pin
Bowling
League
Orotto
continued
its
winning
ways
in
the
Ten
Pin
Bowling
League
last
night
by
winning
a
regularly
scheduled
league
fixture
aver
the
second
place
Six
Fivj
Power
Corporation
beat
two
games
to
ons.
Hlsh
averaie
scorer
for
the
evening
Eddie
Smith
of
169.
Individual
scoring
was
as
lows:
POWER
CORP.
1st
2nd
Little
160
105
Donald
147
Kinjlar
124
Anderson
148
.Smith
187
Handicap
66
Total
832
PRINTERS
1st
R.
Franks
142
MsCallum
133
O.
Franks
132
Vance
143
Ciccone
106
Handicap
Total
GROTTO
Mcintosh
.
A.
Comadina
Coverdafc
Eury
Moran
Handicap
Tolal
05
TAXI-
iaax
Total
Ths
date:
Fred
Perry
.106
731
1st
.149
177
163
171
ICO
.
63
C88
1st
ijjt
...,v
vim
iui
uic
iiiujicj,
tu
Mcuius
sirable
to
give
the
people
here
the
advice
of
the
people
of
,Alda
'Sm:thers.
only
one
second
Joy
148
Smithers
as
represented
by
their
newspaper.
The
Interior
'SEparated
Uiese
lwo
ta
lon2
3xlt
-
150
Vouic
eo.
ir
dJ:'
n...-
i,
...
...
Men's
slalom
race-1
ChrLs
Dali
Todd
Todd
1C4
104
French
14
Hegsteth'Schriaberg
.
.190
I
.
.
uanuicap
56
136
160
155
190
66
.
857
770
L.
2
5
4
5
6
8
3cl
153
ICO
j
1
on
1
Ten
Pin
League
standing
.
i
to
W.
Orotto
;
.jo
65
Taxi
7
Power
Corporation
..;
5
Moose
...4
Printers
'.
3
Armour
Salvage
1
Evens
Count
British
and
American
Now
Even
Terms
in
Their
Tennis
Tour
On
8EATTLE.
March
1:
Fred
Perry
evened
up
the
count
In
his
pro
fessional
tennis
chamnlonshin
tour
with
Ellsworth
Vines
of
the
United
States
by
winning
over
Vines
in
straight
sets
at
Seattle
Friday
night.
ver
ticket
took
the
second
prize
of
$5.
The
tournament
was
a
success
In
every
way
and
the
management
are
to
be
congratulated
upon
the
results
from
the
strenous
efforts
put
forth
by
them
throughout
the
winter
to
make
it
the
success
ll
was.
The
SmAthers
Ski
Club
was
host
to
its
guests
at
the
Ski
Clib-
affairs
out
in
the
open
where
they
may
be
purified
by
the
The
nirtwta?
d
P
to
'S11-
'5
uke
on
SUnilgni
mi'nlitrht
and
nnd
air.
nir
Tt
It
k
IS
a
t
gOOU
rrnnrl
fprulpnpv
tendency.
...
.OooW
ni.
of
Houston
.
$1?,went
while
a
Vancou-
Miss
Thursday
enjoyed
a
evening
fine
receotlon
when
everyone
1
812
2nd
170
144
138
161
17Q
17G
804
2nd
133
121
181
125
1GG
03
739
2nd
132
121
155
175
131
50
EVEN
COPS
IR0SEM0NT
TOOK
PART
!
IS
WINNER
IM
HOPlf
EViTake
S1N.W0
Santa
Anita
Handl-111
liVJllYL
1
:
cap
in
Close
Finish
With
Wild
Game
at
Toronto
as
.Maple
Leafs
Defeated
Maroons
Three
To
Two
Saturday
NUht
SATURDAY
SCORES
Montreal,
2;
Toronto,
3.
New
York
Americans,
2;
Canadiens,
3.
SUNDAY
SCORES
Canadiens,
0;
Detroit,
0
(overtime).
Ranger.
3;
Chicago,
4.
TORONTO,
March
1:
In
one
of
the
hardest
fought
games
of
the!
;eason
with
plenty
of
high
stick
handling,
fist
fights
and
general
melees
in
which
even
police
officers
and
spectators
became
involved,
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
defeated
Montreal
Maroons
before
a
ell-out
crowd
of
spectators
at
the
Maple
Leaf
Gardens
Saturday
by
a
score
of
3
to
2.
Battling
hard
as
'they
are
for
possession
of
second
place
In
the
International
section
standing
on
the
National
Hockey
'eacue,
both
the
Maple
Leafs
and
Maroons
put
everything
'
they
had
Sea
Biscuit
LOS
ANGELES.
March
1:
(CP)
Rosfmont.
the
Foxcatcher
Farm
entry,
won
the
5100.000
Santa
Anita
Handlcan
Saturday
In
a
sensa
ttonallv
close
nhoto
finish
with
Sea
Biscuit,
which
was
nipped
Just
at
the
tape:
Indian
Broom,
be-lonelne
to
Maior
Austin
C.
Taylor
of
Vancouver,
was
third,
Eighteen
horses
were
entered
in
tne
mue,nu,.M
1
.V
CU
and
a
quarter
sprint
which
Ro&'jgmith
,mond
covered
la
2:024
minutes.
Mcintosh
The
second
prize
amounted
to'cnn
zu,uuu;
iniru,
iu,wv,
aiia
uu,t.Handl;ap
5.000.
SEASON'S
LEADERS
J.
Skinner
of
Musketeer
Topped
Individual
Bridge
LUt
x
dAi
uuee
iu
nil,
UK
I
ulvU;cuihsu
.
.
.
.
the
iuc
1936-37
iffou-at
season
acoouii
was
wa-
Militia
Wesch
rJl
margin
of
ieadershio
thus
being
,n.
"?e
gam
h.h
"er"!ner
of
Musketeer,
according
to
a
w.,
Houston
Increased
to
three
points.
In
the
al.
cng
an.d
lar.d
neckinS
j
compilation
of
individual
records
Aiem'ewn
ccond
fixture
of
the
evening,
",r
y
De
inat
me
result
wui;whlch
has
prepared
by
the
Handicap
.
--
1;
t..
r-i-.t
t.in
uut
vu
nave
uuijijuciauit:
'
.
.
.
r
...I.
riuticitt
-
i
.
...
.
secretary-treasurer,
j.
i.
juck-i
oeanng
on
piay-ori
posuwns.
QuJJ
Krauw
of
Uie
RamDier5
standa
One
of
the
features
of
the
eame'
.
...
k.
.
rvmufc
was
nfto
imuk
.
..
seconu
ana
Lm
iusvik
oi
-me
duiis
Power
Corporation
with
was
me
relurn
01
ine
8real
cnarue.
f
Norway
thlrd
!
Conaeher
to
the
Maple
Leafs'
line-1
.....
.
.
,
roi-.up
utwrr
naving
oten
bh
ior
nwny:
are
as
follows'
follows.
weeks
on
account
of
a
hand
ln.iason.
3rd
Jury
which
he
had
sustained
in
an
,
.
,.,
,
J.
Skinner,
m
.
..
a.hiwutAn
rt
.iri.u
,n.
M
i
Ttl
32204
132
flying
back
and
forth
from
end
to!?-
i"":e'
f
:
J
J"
lusvil
a
...
...
........
.
182
end
of
the
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busy
night
for
the
goal
0
tenders
Beveridge
of
the
Maroons
land
Broda
of
the
Maple
Leafs
ooth
r
Wanamaker.
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703;
of
whom
put
up
a
great
game
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were
two
penalties
during
tlw
period,
Lionel
Conaeher
being
jgjjscnt
from
the
ice
for
ten
minutes
152ion
a
mLsconduct
count
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a
spectator
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grew
more
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and
play
even
wilder
as
the
second
period
went
along,
culminating
ln
a
Maple
Leaf
scoring
splurge
which
yielded
them
their
three
counters
of
the
game
all
within
the
last
five
minutes.
Harvey
Jackson
got
the
first
on
an
assist
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from
Apps
and
came
back,
almost
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immediately
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with
a
second
for
which
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tne
Busher
got
his
two
counters
and
the
Maroons
were
playing
a
man
short.
Buzz
Boll
of
the
Maple
Leafs
had
previously
served
a
pjnalty.
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Sons
of
Norway;
C,
Can-
aim
AUDS
got
-s,..
credit
for
the
assists.
Then
nJ-u""'
reauon
Msocia
riegan
put
the
Maple
Leafs
three
up
with
his
first
goal
of
the
year.
Thorns
getting
the
assist.
Bob
Oracle
was
off
for
a
penalty
when
tlon;
R.
Ramblers:
L.
Canadian
Lealon:
"B.
Brackman
&
Ker;
D,
Prince.
Rupert
Dairy!
score
with
five
players
constantly
on
the
forward
line
but,
despite
their
gallant
efforts,
they
were
unable
to
net
the
equalizer.
Thev
iwere
crnat
In
rip
f
pit
The
third
period
had
not
cone
made
a
battle
of.it
io.
h
inct
one
minute
when
Shannon
scored
ditch.
Another
clash
during
the
rrom
a
mlx.up
right
In
front
of
the
goal
to
give
the
Maroons
their
first
encounter.
At
least
five
players
had
had
a
swipe
at
it
but
Shannon
got
the
credit
for
rolling
tire
puck
In
behind
Broda.
It
was
soon
after
this
that
Marker
and
Horner
were
sent
off
the
ice
for
the
first
of
a
number
of
fights
wnicn
were
to
feature
this
period
final
pirlod
resulted
ln
Davidson
and
Ward
bejrtg
sent
U
the
pen-alty
box
for
high
stick
handling.
In
Montreal,
the
Canadiens
pulled
victory
out
of
ddfeat
by
winning
over
the
New
York
Americans.
The
Amerks
had
made
one
goal
In
the
first
period
and
one
in
the
econL
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Canadiens
star.
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w
for
towrt
in
the
third,
u
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however,
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game
was
held
up.
for
several
I
by
making
two
goals
and
the
de
ijiuiutc-i
as
me
ponce
took
a
handCiaing
counter
ln
overtime
the
in
a
spectacular
hatt.in.mv-ii
in
final
which
nxactlcally
every
player
took
part,
tne
brothers
Conaeher
Charlie
and
Lionel
having
lead
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roies.
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the
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