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HUGE
ARENA
NEAR
READY
Lake
Placid
Olympic
Getting
Winter
Ready
Games
Tor
,
,
LAKE
PLACID.
N.
Y.,
Jan.
15
laW
on
the
floor
of
the
new
Olym
pic
arena
to
carry
the
brine
that
will
freeae
the
'great
indoor
ice
heet
on
which
the
figure-skdtiru,
and
curling
competitions
and
part
in
diameter,
will
be
imbedded
in
a
mixture
ol
concrete
and
sfel
shavings.
Over
this
the
ice
sheet
Will
be
frozen.
Construction
of
the
arena
began
last
August
and
is
being
pushed
rapldh
to
completion.
The
build
mally
dedicat.-d
on
January
18
during
the
annual
convention
cfi
the
New
York
State
Publisher's
Association.
The
Lake
Placid
arena
reprea-ents
nn
'invetm$nt
of
"approximately
$225,000.
It.
is
238
feet
by
143
feet
wide,
Inside
the
ice
sheet
will
measure
approximately
83
by
167
feet
OVer'AOOO
spectators
can
be
accomodated
during
the
Olympic
Games.
For
the
lint
ttma
in
trie
history
of
the
Winter
Games
inclement
weather
cannot
interrupt
either
the
hockey
schedule
or
the
flgur
skating
competition.
BASKETBALL
January
IS
Panthers
vs.
32
Taxi.
Iligh
School
vs.
Merchants.
Cardinals
vs.
Comets.
League
pf
Nations
vs.
Scouts.
SECOND
HALF
January
19
Panthers
vs.
C.
NR.
Tuxts
vs.
High
School.
Amazons
vs.
Cardinals.
'
Rovers
vs.
League
of
Nations.
January
22
32
Taxi
vs.
C.
N.
R.
Tuxis
vs.
Merchants.
Comets
vs.
Amazons.
Scouts
vs.
Japanese
Ass'n.
January
26
Panthers
vs.
32'
Taxi.
High
vs.
Merchants.
Cardinals
vs.
Comets.
Seouts
vs.
Rovers.
:
January
29
Panthers
vs.
C.
N.
R.
Tuxis
vs.
High
School.
Amazons
vs.
Cardinals.
League
of
Nations
vs.
Japanese
SPORT
CHAT
Thumb-nail
sketches
of
members
of
the
all-Canada
British.
Rugby
team,
which
sailed
January
2
from
Vancouver
for
Japan.
Bight
gnem-
vra
nf
thtc
tpiin
nlavcri
asairilt
th
Ntae
miles
of
steel
pipe
are
being
Jap4ncse
team
wnlcn
vlslted
Brl.
tlsh
Columbia
in
Saptember,
1930.
George
Niblo
weight
165
lbs.
height,
5'
8".
Centre
three-quarter
or
stand-off.
Good
plaee
kicker
of
the
hockey
schedule
of
the
Iir
a5alnst
JaPan
team
1930.
Olympic
Winter
Games
here
next
PIay
for
Vancouver
Rugby
Union.
February
will
be
contested,
E:nett
Plnkham
weight
175
lbs.
The
pipes,
an
inh
and
a
quarter
height
6'
2".
Wing
three-quarter.
Plays
for
Rowing
Club
of
Vancouver
Rugby
"
Union.
Fast
runner.
Played
Japan
team
1930.
Len
Leroy
weight
170
lbs.
height
5'
7".
Centre
three-quarter.
Plays
for
Rowing
Club
of
Vancouver
Rugby
Union.
Good
place'
kicker
ing
will
be
finished
about
the
early
fast
PJayed
aalUt
Ja.
part
of
January
and
will
be
for-;Mn
ln
ifl30.
He
I
ejmtnin
of
the
all-Canada
team.
Ivor
Saundry
weight
150
lbs.
heiaht
5"
4".
Scrum
half.
Plays
for
Ex-Magee
Club
Vancouver
Rugby
Union.
A
smart
half.
Pete
Wilson
weight
1&5
lbs.
height
5'
9".
Scrum
half.
Stand
off
or
centre
three-quarter.
Played
against
Japan
team
1930.
Learned
game
In
New
Zealand.
Bud
Murray
weight
175
lbs.
height
5'
9".
Forward.
Played
for
Varsity
against
Japan
team
1930:
An
excellent
forward.
Good
place
kicker.
Bob
Normlngton
weight
210
lbs.
height
6'.
Forward.
Plays
for
Vancouver
Rowing
Club.
Rugby
Union.
A.
Mitchell
weight
180
lbs.
height
6'.
Forward,
plays
for
Rowing
Club
Vancouver
Rugby
Union.
An
outstanding
forward.
Bert
Dutemple
weight
185
lbs.
height
5'
9".
Torward.
Learned
the,
game
in
New
Zealand.
A
good
breakaway.
Plays
for
Meralomas
of
the'
Vancouver
Rugby
Union.
Tubby
Suter
weight
170
lbs.
height
5'
8'.
Stand
off
or
centre
three-quarter.
Plays
for
Bank
of
Commerce
team
In
Montreal,
Que,
Jerry
Boone
weight
185
lbs.
height
5'
11".
Foward.
Plays
for
Wanderers
team
in
Toronto,
Ont.
He
is
vlce-captaln
of
the
all-Canada
team.
Sydney
Selkirk
weight
175
lbs.
height
5'
10".
Forward.
Plays
for
Wanderers
team
in
Toronto.
Ont
O.
E.
Cox
weight
175
lbs.
height
5'
11".
Forward.
Plays
for
the
Quebec
Rugby
Union
ln
Montreal.
Que.
Bonnie
Gay
weight
152
lbs.
Insist
on
"GRANTS
BEST
PROCURABLE"
Th6
Original
For
Sale
at
Vrmlora
or
dirrct
from
"Mail
Order
Drpt."
Liquor
Control
Board,
Victoria,
II.
C
1
w
BEST
PROCURABLE'
PURE
SCOTCH
WHISKY
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
ButUrd
nd
tuarmalMj
by
William
Urut
A
Sun
Liait'4
UlHiMJitk
and
Ual.i-;inllvK
DiaullnWa,
lu.
cn
A
Claacow.
SrMland.
COAL
Buy
the
real
Coal
our
famous
Edson
and
Cssaldy.
Welllutton
in
any
quantities.
AIo
Uulkley
Valley
Hay.
Grain
and
Itobln
Hood
Flour.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
PHONES
58
AND
558
I
BibiaMl
I
This
advirtiMjnmt
is
not
pulililicd
or
displayed
i
the
Liijuor
Coiurol
Board
or
the
Governmt'ni
of
British
Columbia.
TELEPHONE
657
VALENTIN
DAIltV
FOU
SKEENA
IIIIAND
Creamery
Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
FRESH
PASTEURIZEU
MII.R
AND
CREAM
DAILY
Early
Delivery
lliroufhvui
tbt
City
Chicago
Ready
For
Big
Fight
Sixteen
Thousand
Buy
Tickets
For
Uzcudun-Lcvinsky
Mix
in
Windy
City
Tonight
CHICAGO.
Jan.
15:
Sixteen
thousand
fight
fans
had
booked
reservations
up
to
last
night
fox
the
Paulino
UzcudumKlng
Levlnsky
heavyweight
battle
to
be
staged
here
tonight
Odds
yesterday
were
seven
to
five
in
favor
of
Levlnsky
but
it
was
ex
pected
they
would
probably
even
out
today.
HOCKEY
SCORES
Chicago
0.
Detroit
2.
To.'onto
0.
Montreal
4.
Boston
1.
New
York
Rangers
3.
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
W.
D.
L.
P.
Toronto
11
5
8
27
Canadiens
9
3
11
21
Americans
8
6
10
20
Maroons
7
3
14
17
American
Division
Rangers
16
5
4
37
Chicago
7
8
7
22
Boston
7
8
7
22
Detroit
8
4
12
20
CRIBBAGE
January
18
O
rot
to
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Swifts
vs.
Eagles.
K.
C.
vs.
Elks.
Moose
vs.
P.
R.
Hotel.
Musketeers
vs.
I.
O.
O.
F.
January
25
Eagles
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Musketeers
vs.
Swifts.
Or
otto
vs.
Elks.
I.
O.
O.
F.
vs.
P.
R.
Hotel.
Moose
vs.
K.
C.
height
5'
7".
Centre
or
wing
three-quarter.
Plays
for
the
Province
of
Manitoba
in
the
city
of
Winnipeg.
Fast
sprinter.
i
G.
Richards
weight
160
lbs.
t.
nin
v.
e.
in,
rAM.Ml
nu...
ikcaii
,
iu
.
rviwaiu.
i
ujo
iui
the
Province
of
Saskatchewan.
Plays
second
rank.
C.
Battye
weight
150
lbs.
height
5'
7".
Centre
or
wing
three-quarter.
Starred
for
and
was
captain
of
the
University
of
Toronto
team
In
the
province
of
Ontario.
Jack
Bain
weight
176
lbs.
height
'
2".
Forward.
Plays
for
the
Van-couver
Rugby
Union.
A
sterling
for-
ward.
C.
H.
Read
weight
170
lbs.
height
5'
7".
Forward.
Plays
for
Winnipeg,
Man.
Bill
Wharton
weight
105
lbs.
height
'
10
y.
Plays
for
the
16th
Scottish.
Victoria
Rugby
Onion.
Played
Victoria
Rep.
A
good
front
row
forward.
Played
against
Japan
1930.
r
rk
nhillings
weight
160
lbs.
height
6
Plays
for
the
5th
Regiment.
Victoria
Rugby
Union.
Played
Victoria
Rep.
Very
fast
three-quarter.
Oeorge
Wamock
weight
179
lbs.
height
0'
i'j".
Captain
of
the
5th
Regiment
of
Victoria
Rugby
Union.
Played
Victoria
Rep.
A
good
scrum
man.
Played
against
Japan
1930.
Campbell
Forbes
weight
176
lbs.
helitht
6"
iv.
Playa
for
the
Can.
Scottish.
Victoria
Rugby
Union.
Played
Victoria
Rep.
Breakaway
in
scrum
Faet
and
Clever.
Played
against
Japan
1990.
Brian
Hunninga
-weight
178
lbs.
height
5'
9'
.
Plays
for
the
Can.
Scottish.
Victoria
Rugby
Union.
Played
Victoria
Rep.
Three-quarter,
hard
runner.
.
Johnny
Rowlands
weight
175
lbs.
height
5'
11".
Plays
for
the
Can.
Scottish,
Victoria
Rugby
Union.
Played
Victoria
Rep:
A
hard
working
aggressive
forward.
J
Eric
Cameron
weight
170
lbs.!
height
5'
11".
Plays
for
the
mas,
Vancouver
Rugby
Union.
Play
ed
Vancouver
Rep.
A
clever
and
fast
three-quarter,
plays
five-eighth.
Arthur
LungJay
weight
192
lbs.
hegh
0'
J".
Plaj
for
the
Vancou
ver
iiowing
Club.
Vancouver
Rugby
Union.
Played
Vancouver
Rep.
A
fast
and
aggressive
forward.
Radionhono
Service
For
Pr.
Rupert
Comes
Into
Being!
With
Official
Conversa-;
tions
Today.
j
(Continued
from
Page
1)
r,
-I
1
A
L.
-
4
...
cuuver
oun,
wuu
ayu&c
u
iuc
mi-
proved
communication
and
its
ef-
i
feet
The
local
man
repeated
what'
had
been
said
to
the
Victoria
news-
j
paperman.
stressing
the
local
needs
and
urging
co-operation
of
the'
people
of
Vancouver.
Mr.
Cromle
spoke
too
of
the
connection
with
the
Peace
as
the
outstanding
provincial
undertaking,
and
urged
co-op-'
eration
pf
the
people
of
the
whotej
province
in
pressing
fof
It.
Talk
with
Victoria
:
W.
J.
Raymond
spoke
then
wilb.
!
J.
Tait
business
manager
of
the
Victoria
Colonist,
who
invited
htm
to
be
present
at
a
meeting
of!
presrmen
to
be
held
in
the
south
soon.
While
unable
to
accept
thoj
invitation,
Mr.
Raymond
expressed
pleasure
at
being
able
to
talk
to
Victoria
and
at
the
excellent
facilities
for
it.
O.
H.
Nelson
of
the
sairjl
newspaper
also
spoke
to
Mr.
Ray-'
mond
and
said
he
could
recognize
the
local
voices
quite
clearly.
i
Colonel
J
W
Nicholas,
talking
Mr.
Hals,
president
of
the.
Northwest
Telephone
Co.,
said
this
ittle
ceremony
was
giving
every
-ltU'aetlon
He
congratulated
hl.n,
and
Mr.
Hamilton
on
the
succesi!
nf
their
efforts.
Mr.
Halse
remarked
on
the
number
of
Isolated
points
that
con'd
be
served
by
this
means.
It
had
at
first
been
looked
upon
as
a
dream
and
it
was
a
great
satisfaction
to
have-it
materialise.
He
wanted
to
give
every
credit
to
C.
H.
McLean,
who
had
been
in
charge
at
first
and
whose
work
had
brought
it
SPAN
AT
OX
BLANC
MANGE
2
"Ofo"
Cuhei
A
little
milk
1
Ublcipoon
cornflour
1
pint
of
water
Add
the
"Of
o"
to
the
water,
pour
into
i
ao
and
place
on
the
fire.
Mii
the
corn,
our
with
the
milk,
nice
and
smooth.
Add
it
to
the
"Oio"
and
itir
for
four
or
ire
minutes
until
it
thickens.
Then
cool.
Can
You
Believe
Your
.Palate?
"'wlien
your
;eyes
say
YES
!
BRILLIANT,
sparkling,
crystal
clear,
that
is
Dutch
Girl,
a
light,
mild
table
beer,
an
ideal
beverage
for
family
use.
Here
indeed
is
the
true
golden
amber
beer,
pure
and
with
that
indescribable
tang
of
hops
and
malt.
Packed
one
dozen
to
a
carton,
$2.00
at
Government
Liquor
Stores
REMEMBER!
'
Dutch
Girl
as
well
as
Pihener,
Cascade
and
U.B.C.
Bohemian
Beer
are
the
tine
quality
products
of
one
of
British
Columbia's
leading
Industries,
the
popular
sale
of
ichlch
certifies
the
welfare
of
hundreds
of
British
Columbian
families.
DUTCH
GIRL
LAGER
Product
of
the
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LIMITED
.
,
,
,,
,
,
PTLl.
-
if
k.
f
11.
1
1
at,
r
f
A
v.
iiua
auverusemeni
is
not
puDiisnea
or
displayed
uy
ine
Liquor
ioniroi
uoard
or
l
MEETING
AT
CATHEDRAL
(Continued
from
Page
1)
nbout
He
was
also
pleased
with
Mcintosh
as
People's
Warden,
it)
the
co-operation
received
from
th
In
noteworthy
that
this
was
tr-'
j
northern
part
of
the
country.
'
twenty-sixtn
consecutive
occaswn
Mr.
Nlcholls
expessed
heartiest
on
wnicn
Mr-
nio8n
ongratulatlon
to
Mr.
Halse
on
his
unanimously
appointed
to
this
of-
new
baby.
So
far
as
the
flatting
"ce
Nominations
tor
ten
sidesmen
Industry
was
concerned
he
was
resulted
in
the
following
being
ap-
sure
they
would
benefit.
He
to!ri
pointed:
W.
B.
Fisher,
C.
V.
Evitt
,
Mr.
Halse
of
the
wonderful
wea-
O.
P.
Tinker.
G.
Rune,
A.
O.
Rlx.
F.
ther
here
with
the
sun
shining.
1
A.
MacCaUom,
O.
Woodland,
J.
Mr.
Hamilton
thanked
all
who
.Denny
Allen.
R.
Bartlett
and
S.
A.
had
participated
after
whlc
V
Bird
Messrs.
Cross
and
Melntosh
Thomas
MeClrmon
railed
up
his
'
were
appointed
lay
delegate
to
the
Wier-tn-lw
and
talked
to
her
in
Synod,
with
Messrs.
Andrew
and
Vancouver
and
some
other
mesa-.
Tucker
as
alternate,
tes
went
through.
Votes
of
thanks
were
tendered
to
Two
commercfal
messages
werr
all
the
various
rhurrh
nrmntantlan
Governmeut
of
British
Columbia,
HUNTER
HAS
FREAK
DEER
Dwaif
Animal
Captured
In
Con
iclian
District
Ideal
Playmate
For
Children
DUNCAN.
Jan.
15:
When
Albert
Hoiman,
cougar
hunter,
saw
an
apparently
fully
developed
der
only
two
feet
high,
bounding
cross
his
path
the
6ther
day.
he
'
growth
,
"
w..-.
ki
U11IIUU.
luiutuun
UIB
cro
ni
playing
pranks
on
him.
CUBES
I
However,
he
soon
convinced
hlm-
handled
by
the
company
thU'
uid
the
metin
aJao
rtered
to
ri.
i
self
of
the
reality
of
the
spectacle
morning
before
noon.
;
cord
the
loss
the
congregation
had
'
et
off
in
pursuit
A
few
min-
sui
talned
during
the
past
year
by
he
was
carrying
home
the
ithe
deaths
of
Miss
West.
Miss
El-WtOe
animal
he
calls
Rosle-for
n
j
I
lett
and
Mrs
Dalby.
also
by
the
de-
jPctal
reason
--and
veteran
hun
'
...
.i
i.
t
r
thmHvrtaut
that
Cnarlhatt
l
invuii
irura
me
en;
ui
air.
uiiu
aira.
C!MDCAWiBlrtt-Jone
and
Mr
and
Mr
W
country
say
they
have
never
seen
uiiVAl
tjU'lN.C
Orchard,
who
had
so
freely
given
creature
just
like
Rosie
before
!
of
their
service
for
so
many
years.
I
Jutt
dwarfs
among
....
.
.
.
i
It
was
agreed
that
the
annual
human
beings,
there
are
occasion
New
K.w
Bridre
to
Be
Built
to
Connect
.
w.
w-l-
allv
similar
freaks
amona
wiW
ar-
Island
and
Mainland
Section
of
Village
Natives
of
Port
Simpson
will
soon
start
the.
building
of
a
new
bridge
which
will
replace
the
old
span
con-1
necting
the
Island
part
of
the
vU-)
lage
with
the
mainland
section.
1
i
Is
stated
by
Indian
Agent
W
E.
'
Collison.
who
returned
to
the
city!
yesterday
afternoon
from
the)
neighboring
vlll&ge
j
The
bridge
is
quite
a
large
one
and
Is
to
be
built
at
the
expense
oft
the
Department
of
Indian
Affairs.
'.
February
S
and
Messrs.
Mcintosh.
;
,mala
nol
Proves
it
As
sh
!
Cross.
Fisher
and
Andrew
were
an-
'tnd
thl
dr
U
bout
two
fert
pointed
to
rook
after
the
general
lnch
trom
"f1
uuu
arrangements
and
program.
Whist
Schedule
January
21
Seal
Cove
vs.
LO
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Musketeers
vs.
Orotto
Empress
vs.
Totem
Park.
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Moose.
Fish
Packers
vs.
Legkm.
only
fourteen
mehes
tad
at
the
'
shoulders.
Her
head
Is
fawn-like,
but
her
body
has
a
more
matur
i
appearance.
Experts
say
she
U
about
eighteen
months
old
and
livj
win
never
grow
any
Digger,
no
weight
to
about
twenty
pounds
1
That
Rosie
must
have
had
a'
'
good
mother
and
that
It
l
wonder
the
little
animal
Is
alive
today.
Is
the
belief
of
woodnran.
who
wondt
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how
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