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"HAZELTON, B G.,

JANUARY. 22, 1915”

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TON WON. GREAT GAME
_ IN DUNCAN ROSS CUP CHASE! :

Deleated New: Hazelton. on Old Towa. Ice by. Four Goals to Two a]

Best Game Ever Played in DistricteeNot a. Penalty
-Innposed. in the. Whole. Night's Play

"Playing a brand of: hockey that
WAS a credit to the game, a eredit
to. both towns and a credit to the
players. themselves, the two Haz-
eltons struggled. for supremacy
-ina Duncan. Ross cup’ fixture at

the old town: arena: ‘Wednesday

night! The: ‘sidelines declare it
the best game ‘played in the dis-

trict in four years; certainly it

was not decided‘ unti! the gong
stopped the game and showed the
home boys ahead by 4-2. For
the full sixty minutes ‘the boys

fought the puck into the. opposite!

territory and: just’ as. stubbornly
fought it back, mo

The game started off under: ‘a
full-steam-ahead | order and the
first period was twenty - ‘minutes

advantage of the first--goal.:

interspersed with juet enough of|
those more spectacular individual
efforts to lend ‘variety and create

thrills among the. ‘supporters,

Both forward lines back-checked
well and. although. the: -goal-tends
had work to do, the: first’ session
ended without: a. score, °

The second. frame. was almost

a repetition : of -the first, both
teams working for. the morale
‘It
was well along in - this ‘period
when: P.. McDougall ‘scored for
old town on a mysterious and al-
most impossible shot. from away
in‘ the corner,.

- Both teams started oft: strong
in the Jast™ section, . which: was

featured. ‘by: some good combing
full of brilliant combined rushes

/ (Continued c on n last page) ©

them last fall. |
had assayed - ‘demonstrated that

iHAS FINE; ORE ON

Strong in Gold and ‘Silver From
Peper Located - Near:
» Ritwangah’ A

| By: C ‘Bearden, who. has been |
working « -at the® Great : Ohio‘ for
several. ‘months, spent'a couple of.

days ‘in’ town’ last‘ week ‘and left

‘on. Sunday: ‘for. Prince Rupert’ for

a few days. | While here he show-
eda: number of | samples’ of ore

Pu | from ‘the’ ‘Pole Pick group and the
Snow” “Storm: group. These are
located across the river. from ‘the.

Kitwangah station. He™ staked
The. samples he

gold and silver: were: ‘the: chief

values, : with a. small: ‘percentage

of copper: He intends to do con-

siderable work on’ ‘them this sum- {(

mer and has already arranged for
a trail to be eut into the Pole

Pick claim, a distance of approx-

imately « six miles.

“TWO. NEW CLAIMS

TE G. Bearden’ Brings’ ses Samples Running!
Fist + Stops “eke by Germany in. Her. Progiamme. of

ve ~-King’s. Palace at Sandringham is Centre: 0 “Attack - op
. ==Great Damage. is Done: at Yarmouth Peairea

“London; ‘Jan: 20—Gernian.

craft: made ‘the: ‘Jong-threatened
raid. on: England. last night: ‘and
attempted: to: ‘blow. up by: ‘bombs
the King’s royal residence in
‘the’ ‘county oft”

Sandringham, i

: could. be distinetly: heard. A Zep-' ie

‘brought ‘down. ‘by. hips
Hunstanton; a. few miles. nor
Sandringham.

pelin is “reported: to. have. heen:  e

‘Norfolk. - This’ intention : “was ill-.

timed; for: the King: ‘and: Queen |h

with: the: royal family, who, have

been staying ‘at Sandringham, Bris

had returned to London: -yester-

day morning ‘to Buckingham ‘pal-:
ACE,

“Jt is not definately known
whether: ‘the raiders ‘were Zeppe-|

Jing or aeroplanes, but: Zeppelins |:
were: reported: ‘yesterday. passing |:

over ‘the North: sea ‘inva westerly

first placeis a
resort: and: fis!

diréction.

The ‘night inh 2 very realm, but
dark and cloudy, and the whir of
propellers and: droning of motors}.

to: property. was. done by. the raid-

- Continued ¢ on 1 last page)

and. a. ‘auinber. of other: pe gons §
were injured: and much damage.

ers. in. their. visit, which lasted ae

—

The Government

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3 BY “TOM AND JERRY ma

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_ ‘Say, Jerry, ‘before’ “you “start.

in this week I want. to. ‘inform
you that there, has already. been
a little criticism. about your. re-

marks in certain ‘secluded circles, |
and even.some real nasty: things) ;,

are being said- about: you.

cise those who criticise the. 'g
ernment. or their: ‘administration
of affairs...

would onl
tunates..::

‘Tt’s their bread and. ‘butter . they.
are looking ‘after? and’ you. cannot
blame them: for. that. . Who are
the members: of: that. secluded
circle? Just: gee now if they’ are
not the ones receiving: practically:
all the government patronage, or:
receiving: their entire int ome
from the government ‘coffer

“Its: not: their fault.

eo | was in. the: old town thep t|

sible.

properly.

STRONG COMPANY GETS RED ROSE
~_ START DEVELOPMENT IMMEDIATELY. )

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Red: Rose: ‘Development Company is Na
_ Charley Ek’s Property:on. ‘Rocher. Deboule---D

‘The Red: ‘Rose Developin nt. Co.

jis the name of :the’ new. ‘owners

lof the: Red ‘Rose’ group: situated:

“That's alright, Tom, but you. on Rocher. Deboule. ‘ountainand.

must remember that that seclud-.

ed circle you speak of is. compos: The deal: wai put

ed of those who are ‘paid to. eriti-

through by. -T.
Mi ;Naughan-Rhys,. ~D, Griffith
Williams; “Williams -&:: Murdoff,

If you stop and. ool. Vancouver, is. at. tthe, head of the}:

at things as they- really are, you:
Jaugh at the unfor-

new company. |

‘tis: the: intention to ‘develop
the property as vigorously, as. pos-
-The‘work ‘started yester-
day on the cabins arid.on Sunday |

Mr. Vaughan-Rhys will go‘down
| with’ half a dozen. mien and“ ‘get

the’ development work under. way |(

work a force’ of. ten: tien: ~until}o
sufficient: under. ‘ground. work: is

Hi in’ granodiorite.

pened. and (

‘The ore is a

‘thale pyrite : and ‘arsénopyrite, in

a fissuc ‘olong a. fracture plane

been formed. by. a replacement of
ferromagnesian : constituents of
the’ granodiorite. »

“The values are gold and copper
Jand differ from the. ores of ‘the
Rocher Deboule, Great: Ohio’ and

Highland; ‘Boy: ‘properties, i in its

higher, gold: eontents.. 2:
- The upper veir ;

showing carryin

They: will ‘probably |« r.8

done tenable them ‘to. use more, pwhe

Phe: property: has. several veins

The vein has:

ame of a New ‘Coneérn: Which Has. Secured ieee
D. Griffith. Williams. Behind ” td.
“the Company-—-T.. a Vaughan-Rhys. Handled’ Proposition, _

The Red Rose Development Co:
is backed by’ some ofthe: ‘ablest |:
business’ men’ in Vancouver : and|#
Victoria.

a success ‘of: their other ' enter-/ Ce

prises, will doubtless be of. ‘great

sl fea themselves ‘as: Py “priate
company. ‘and: it’ jg: to: be. “hoped}:

GRANBY SHELTER =|

Employees Get First ‘Ras f in Gradual g
_.Morking. Up to Old Rate: Ron eo

4 Wages of the employees of the §
ae Granby s smelter were: raised. by5 5 ee

“The businégs: acumen isha /
which has enabled them'to make|.wo