_ see the puck in'the nets, and the

“® pame and it: w:
of Darling in: ‘poal that: saved the

Sete was s Three to! Ochs
the ‘ald: Town? ‘Bunch “Down”
in Good Shape

Three to one was’ he

‘old town pros; and semi-pros. run
up against: the: New. :Hazelton
boys at the ‘hockey rink here last}
‘At. was. the first
game. here | ‘this ‘season’ and’ ‘the
publie: did mot know ‘for. sure. ‘that

Saturday. night...

the game: ‘Teally. would’ be: played

on the local i ice; it was: very late

lighted; the night. and wind. “was

eold'‘and as 2 result ‘of: this: com-
bination of circumstances the at-
tendance was: ‘Hot. what ‘it;would|-
have been otherwise. °
Since New. ‘Hazelton - walloved
the old town two ‘weeks ago that
berg sent wires broadcast - for
players, price and. expenses no
object. They got.two from. Van-
couver, ‘making’ at’ léast:: five ‘of
seven players on’: the: salary. or
expenses list,:and after the game
Paymaster. MaeCormie oh
the-job. © core
From. the Tmoment. the referee
blew his whistle, and. ‘faced, ‘the |.
puck the. visitors‘ went: at. it with
the spirit of “‘win -or: loose: your
jobs.’’ ‘They were up ‘against it
good and hard’ and the locals. held
them to a “single” score.” In- the
oth:teams scored;.
biit’ both” were disputed ~The old
‘town goal: umpire > Said. he. didn’t

goal scored, by the. old town was,

side.
lowed: it, :
patted 9

year: when he: hooked MacKenzie
with his stick ‘and: threw ‘him
aéveral feet" ‘O'Shea: ‘got: all of}:

two. minutes - on the:fence,-~~"
In: the. second period New: Haz.

elton boys | put'ip'a a’ much. better

say the work

Darling i is'a good’ man

dispute. othe finals score, was. 8-3. if)

ned nti Tuesday night, “Feb..
3rd, on account. of the,, ,unfavor-,
able weather | conditions é The
young “ladies who are giving. the
affair have gone to. considerable} ',

trouble, to: “make. it” a ‘anjoyable|. na
‘ affair.

' The! ‘proceeds: are’ for t the
benefit of the poblie choo! 7

cals na Watdsworh fo'be End a; Track Usid
+ Spring —Baildings Neat ap:

ce Gor SEVEN AND A”

‘struction on the P. G Ee will be

his’. horsé-shoes ‘too. |:
In. the third. period, both . teams
scored again and: there’ was;-no}

- and the boys. ‘got: ‘busy: -at- once.

over: ‘night. nd. -came into being
while‘vou wail, ‘Iti is ‘the end of
track! for the rest ofthe winter
being”

Rupert. ° The: track . laying crew

til | spring op-

not likely resume *

of months. work. to’: connect. the
line after the grading contractors
have finished. | :

A recent visitor to ‘Wardsworth
stated that even. before: ‘the ‘rails
had reached | that. point. a, blind-
pigeer “had established | ‘himself
and awaited the. arrival of. the
first: train: with : ‘small: bottles: OF |.
whiskey at $6. 00. per. buttle.--
number of . -Festaurants,. rooming
houses, stables, ‘ete., have’ also
been ‘erected, © be ARES

_ HALE LF MILLIONS

Pacific Great Eastern Bonds Were Im-
inediately Over Subscribed on
. ~ the Landon Market ©

bed as

best posaibl

the world i is: ‘getting: back ‘to hor-

| milli dollars worth ‘of four’ sper
eent ‘bonds. for: the. construction
aloe the Pacific’ Gréat. ‘Bastern rail-
way’ were. over subs¢ribed immed-
jately. they were put on the. amar-
ket i in London. po ae
All interested in. railway
struction and. the development: of
the .” new northwest, : of Cariada
could. get. no: better news,. .Con-

active this year, cox

ia Jack William’s s: “res-
AN. alarm. was. given

The; ‘cause of ‘the fire was évident-

for| ly a bush: rat's nést . cwhich , was| 31°

: discovered on the’ Upper: ‘part. of
the: eeiling and: right: ‘next to: ‘the .
Stovepipe.»

Tt -was: all: Hin “flames
when Siscovere é

e place it Je ‘tna

d: at’ once and. hetis now,
ng ‘the: same, fe a

eal Ways:

other new ‘towit whieh sprung: up|

‘336° miles ‘east ‘of Printel ¢
have stopped. operations and will me

~Temeans. only, ‘a couple

tions t that the. money market of :

lass f mets re

to those: present; .

X-ray moveme it;

next few: months

{will ‘He’: a busy’ place.

to Dr. Wrinch: upon

ly. proud: ofthe fact. that” over:
$7000: could. be: raised ‘in 80 ‘short

‘at time. . “ ~By=mid:
district will oast

3 successf

rinutes ‘and: “presented ‘the, ane b
nual, réport. which: was as- “usual |. -
in “printed: ‘form’ and ‘distributed |
The’ doctor!
corimented upon he. work a
plished the” past “year and:

- Congratulations. were extended|
his exellent |

atl peiaeabie WA Last’ Year: sable
lo ““Blost” ‘Modern’ Equipment to"

the Hazelton’ “Hospital | was. fede
on ‘Thursday: evening: in: ‘the old:
town’ school house and it was very.

+ athe

its: enlargement |
to embrace a ‘niimber of other ifn: |: °
provements. and ‘necessities, “and.
the successful campaign: for. ‘fin-
ancing. these things. ,

cash’: necessary - ‘ig ‘now cin’ “the
hands of the treasurer...
‘The big work: for. .1914 -will te ite
|the’ installation ‘of all the new{at

anit: vhich. “includes.. . the la

plant a and tad: to’ ‘reduc the fied |

annual: expenditure. ”
everything: have. béen. placed and| ..
ina week or’ two the: bigger con-[ °°:
tracts will be’ underway.” For the!
the: “hospital . a

‘Orders’ ‘for’

summer ‘this

of a hospital!

thoroughly. modern i in, equipme;it|:
and innate me a

r| eae and ‘several Weck al opera- -

“Bx: |
pressed his sincere.thanks to the. |
publie for the great assistance
Fendered during the j year.
The’ great. féaturé. of the’ 1918
Alwork’ was, the: launching ‘of. ‘the

AS. the re,

‘ing’ the’ welfare-and d prosperity: of

| Mrs.:,D. “McLeod ° ered 3

ei ee Soon see - ai

oe ae

ict cahigoed ‘from: the) wi
net jean Boy a few. weeks: ago.
There ‘were twenty: five :tons.in
:| the ear -atd it went:to.the. Trail
s|Smelter, | In: that shipment were
geight’ ‘tons’ of ore: taken: from:.the [
e hundred sane fifty: foot level, theft

rig kind
tranpiog trip by. Jim. B. es and
a ih

=> Noo? Varbonite, taken’ i
: the hundred’and: ‘seventy-five” fte
level—175.2 02s. in silver, BB per
cent. lead and: ‘9.in-gold. : :
No, 2—At average of the: eight of.
tons taken frotii the hundred: and | be
fifty. foot" level, 6:in- ‘gold. 201.74;
in silver and 47. per cent. in ‘lead.’
‘Tt is this’ last level: the. ore for}
they. next. carlodd’ ‘is- being taken;:
and itis just: ‘the’ same kind © of
ore, and equally ‘as “high grade,
The last report from the thine;

want ae gel a: carnal ‘pump. Sa
back with: them: and it is thei eir-d

ane and that ‘they will be ready Jim Bates’
‘ship again‘as soon as. the et erday the

‘the election of officers a” “number +h
of- very. important. matters affect-

the: town will

few. friends of. Oberlin’ “Ham: