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Defeated Olé ‘Hazelton Last Saturday Night by Four: Goals eins

- , Two-=MacKenzie’ ‘and Reber’ the Stars--Coitibination
\ Of New Hazelton. Forwards Wa

Ina: stubbornly. fought and: a
closely contested. game of hockey.
last Saturday night the New: Haz-
elton: ‘hockey » team beat the old
town septette on their | own chip-
pile by the score ‘of four goals to
two. | :

‘The game throughout ¥ was very
fast and the large crowd were
kept i in feverish excitement. fron

the final - whistle. “Both ‘teams.
were in good form: andthe ice
was favorable. to. fast -hockey.
New Hazelton was never headed
from the time Warner grabbed 4
fast pass from Mitchell and beat
the old town guardian of the net.

The. first period of the game

was replete with many sengation-

al plays. The New. Hazelton boys;
worked ‘their combination with
such mechanical precision and at}.
a speed that took the old. town off |
their feet, and although: they: got
right in on the defence. that’ Dar-

ling of a goaltender was impreg: |.

nable. Finally, | after a nice bit
of combination Mitchell slammed
the puck which went to. McKen-
zie on its’ ear and he’ ‘golfed it in-
to the net, leaving the score at
the end of the period 2-0 i in favor

of the new ‘town. . : nares
~~ “Different tactics were ‘ doped’

by both teams, for. the second per-
iod,: The ‘old town’ Switched the
players .and. taking. a brace: ‘be-
came serious factors in the argu-
tient. New Hazelton, however,
kept up. their three-man: attacks
on the old town citidel which are

80 pleasing toa: crowd and: ‘which ;

exemplify’ real hockey. - “Their
work was cheered by old town |:
and new alike. - The outstanding
features of this section were the!
scintillating rushes.of MacKenzie |.
and Reber. The latter is dis-
: tinetly an individual player and at

that game hei is apackage of real |.
MacKenzie. is more: at):
home in the combined rushes and :

speed. -

is always: calling: for ‘more speed,
‘but when -he. gets: ‘away from the];
wing men. there is always some-
thing doing~ single handed. In
the middle” of.‘the’ ‘period. Reber
took a desperation. ‘shoti cw]

fooled, not.the: ‘goal keeper; -but
the goal umpire. The. tally, was
counted under. protest. by. Capt;
McDonald. Shortly. after... this,
Sinelair caught the puck | on. the
rebound and the:acore was. tied.
‘New Hazelton then “went: back to
‘the combination and’ 'shortly’ ‘be-
fore time “was: ealled MacKenzie
scored again after a very pretty
rush

‘Al Harris | wo

of the’ forwards’, the: full}:

generated into: > half he hearted ais

es and: ‘long. shots
house work. was, resorted. to and
Warner took. the: count. as aresult
of. a. “eross-check by. Kinghorn}.
who: ‘caught the ‘former in ‘the |:

; throat with thé stick’ and planted

his knee in’ ‘his: atomach:! This
was done some’ seconds after the|
puck. had. been’ passed: -

The ‘teams - were - “weakening

in the. last ten: minutes,
but two minutes, to play MacKen-
zie took a lift on- the puck and it
landed in the-old town nets, | No|:
more scores were made and New

Hazelton took. one step: up the
ladder to -the. ‘Dunean Ross ‘cup.

New. Hazelton must.-now. trim

Smithers twice and old. Hazelton:
must: beat. them once to give ‘the

‘hew ‘town a ‘chanee ‘at ‘the. silver-
ware, . With a” ‘few-.more’ prac:
tices the: local boys. feel equal: to
the task.. :
Roy MeDonald and Edgar Har.
ris plaved their best game of the
season, although once ‘or “twice
Edgar got a bow in. his neck and
took a- flyer up. the ice. _ Jack
Warne is improving rapidly in
goal. ° The teams: were:— 0 ;

E. Hareis
MeDorald’*
MacKenzie -

“O'Shea
~Ripaorn|
- rover: Reber
centre North
Mitchell’ ° left. wing: -Sinélair
Warner’ “right | wing» Blythe)
: Referee— ‘Dodemead : =.
Time: Keepers — “Larmer and
MaeCormick.

FIRE DESTROYED . |
HOUSE E AND. STORE

C V. Smith Suffered a. a. Heavy Loss by
Sanday Morning Blaze—Some.
- Instance. Cattied Poe

. point.
‘dover:

About s six.o ‘lock last Sunday |
morning fire wiped out the store |’

and’ residence of. C, V.. Smith: in | hauling ore for the second ship-

. The origin of the}:

the old’ ‘town.
blaze is a mystery, as everything

was in’ good: order late. Saturday,
night, when Mr. ‘Smith and his |
family retired to their beds. The!
fire started. in: -the- upper part-of
the-store and—as néar.as'‘the first |'
atrivals could. judge—some. dis- a
The |:
alarm: “WAS, ‘immediately sounded el

ire population ‘ turned nf

tance way fiom the: stove, .

| Hazelton
“Darling [4

- leeived.
. ore.

e 9 been conduct:
pare businéss_ at

{uch ‘rough-| pat hy

tor re-open in ‘the old town where
he. intends, to remain. i

WHO WOULD. YOU.
PUT: ON ON LINE-UP?

The Herald Wants Yor Your Suggestions :
fast and: Sinclair played out twice| -

With|

for an All-Star Seven from -:
oe Three’ Teams

“Much speculation has been. g0-

ing on locally as to who would

catch a’ place on.ani all-star team
picked from:the three teams now
compéting ‘for the’ Dunean | ‘Ross
cup. Were such a team organiz-
ed and:sent’ ‘outside, there would
be few ‘amateur teams to beat it.
The Herald wants. to: hear from
all” the: hockey | enthusiasts as to
what ‘player, in: their, opinion,. is

J best fitted’ forthe: ‘various . posi-|-
tions. A ‘vecord of these | sugges-|

tions will be kept and. ‘published |"*

each ‘week in the Herald to ‘keep!
you: posted. ‘One suggestion for

each: position must be sent. .,
‘Get: busy -at. once. Mail your

replies, ‘signing your: ‘name, tothe)". At ay
Many lp Matters latrodscede-Execulve C Committee: has a: Busy.
ane? it-=Fire Department Has ice

Herald, Or. hand :them in to, this

is ‘not’ for :pub- -

lieation, bat to prevent repetition.

HUNDRED DOLLAR
ORE ON Fi FIRST CAR)
Harris Boys ‘Haye! Received” Smelter

Returns—Another Car: “Next?”
| Week— More. Men on

= FOUETE

.

i CARLOADS OF ORE .
FROM THE SILVER ’STA

hy

The | ore. shipments. promised
"ast fail to. be made this year dur-

Ever since there’ was any. snow
at all there have been teams: haul-
-ling oreito New Hazelton’ from the
Silver : Standard ..and from «the.
Harris mines, : ‘Mention. has:al-
ready -been made: of. a te

shipment from the Silver. Stand-
‘ard and ‘of the one car shipment
from the Harris mine, ....

and. ‘on. the, Sth’ -another, two. gar}

lot-went td”

grade- -ore. “The ‘end is ‘not. yet.

From thirty . ‘to. thirty- five tons

are: being brought down daily and
‘at the mine Supt. Haskins i is stil
‘taking out ore. | ;

Plans are > under way. now: for

“Up:to! errr —=
Monday night the Glen mountain es i

property’ ‘had “sent to the Trail)
smelter: ‘this “year. four hundred]. "
and; Seventy- three tons of. high

Nac Five Hundred Tons Have Gone to the: ‘Smelter More. Ore “ : |
- Taken Out — All Teanis Busy. Hauling —Big: Development ‘ts is” 2S
7 Promised for This Year: 2

the new evelopment tobe unde

taken’
ing the sleighing: were no ‘myth, the

over, On Saturday’ wight Angus
Stewart was in town ‘in consul-

tation with'D. MeLeod, and Ay L.. *.
McHugh, -and,J,: is

per the Sane. ral 4 be

an ‘announcement, ‘can be ‘made;

ae will be some bg. once ee |
. On -. February th. the. ‘Silver ing ‘On |
: |Standard: shipped two more: ‘cars J

ion week. by. the-}
District. Mine. Owner

tion. “One was . for. the’ Prinee

| Rupert board. of trade permanent an
| exhibit and the. other went to.
Saskatoon, rods @ytar a phe de”

“Se

Monday night., ‘Among: those
.present were: ‘several of the more
recent residents who are here. ‘to

| stay ‘and who’ are taking’ an, in:

- ‘terest in:the welfare of the town.

“Hundred Aollar.o1 oreis whet tel
Harris boys are: shipping | from].
the American. ‘Boy: this year. The
returns fromthe Trail smelter on.
the first carload have’ been re-
It was hundred dollar
The silver.. run 140-0z..and
lead 40- per eent::
06° and zine-16 per cent.”

Next week the: boys will stare

tment. Thestuffis all sacked and
‘will not require. many. ‘days. ‘to
get it loaded at New Hazelton.
The force at the mine. ‘is- also
being increased and more: devel:|,

opment: ‘work i is being undertaken |

» Live Stock irs {Peat re

ught the flames; ‘but| hou

tle succes, as the fire had |§ a

Jength of the: rink, “Score 3-2 for bey:

~ New. Hazelton. :.

_Tn the final fra pee ae

* President W. J: McKenzie was

the secretary. to read the minutes
of the last general meeting. The

financial report: was.also present-:

Gold values of ed Which showed-a good balance

in the bank: and: there .is..also
for dues. If these’ were collected /1
present’ balance.

open for! the election: of: officers,

which resulted as: follows:- =
- President: Ww. de MeKentie’

meetifi a the Citizens’ Associa-;
tion “held in the: school. hall: last:

in the chair'and after calling. the.
meeting to order he called. upon:

‘| quite’ a sim ‘due: the ‘association’ |

there would be. neatly double the |¢

~ ame eas 0: Graham: |é jes

wutive, will also take: upthe mat

of: publicity, at its: first.meeti
A-meeting with, General: Sup as

intendent: W. C..C..Mehaniof the

G.:T. P...will bé arranged if pos-:
sible at a very early, date. to take

{ UD. ‘with him ‘matters; ‘in. connec: ~

| tion’ with ; -improvements:: aty and

around. thé local - ctailway: yards,
It :is'sexpected -that:. ‘practically.

everything: the association: ; will oo
ask. for willbe granted: aS: all.are |.

Very. necessary. and..it was. felt

that it only required: drawing: the”

general superintendent's
tion ‘to, them... oat
oB.. G.. Affi brough up th

The ‘meeting was then thrown trav
theartily-: approved
ate being done... C