; On sunday afternoon ‘the “paseball ‘sea. |

(ump in ‘good shape, and thé game’ ex:

" the local team should profit very ma-

: the New Hazelton batters down in fine {
He was also well supported ir

' short notice. there svag' a fair

. as follows. :—Lewis 1b, Carey i2b, F .
Giraud If, V: Giraud B Evans 8b Leach |

- 'B. Spooner p, T. Willan rf, B. Spooner.

~ Tuive

sound ran np the movntnin ‘side ‘behind |*

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Vol, 24.

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z oo Ja BAZELION BG,

Snappy Nine a.
Winner Sunday :
- Play: Good. Bail

sa wits opened in New, “Hazelton avhen
tle Suappy Nine of - ‘Smithers came
down and took the locul: team. - into,

posed several weak spots in. the local
‘Tine’ up. One local boy , hed six’ errors
nd taught one fly.’, There was-a lack
af knowledge of, the finer points of the

sume. which make runs and which: ‘add
inaterialty to the interests of the spec-
tutors. A number ‘of prospective rung
were lost by the batter no running out
the third strike. ‘OF course ‘the day
was coll. and-the lioys had -played the
Haxzetton team at Kispiox-the day be-
fore. But with the game on Sunday
terially and: strengthen up: the weak
spots before the 24th of May. -

The Snappy’ Nine had a number of,
supporters along with’ them and the
boys Dlnyed up. to their reputation, al-
though it was their first game this ‘sen
son. Giraud in the pitcher's box ‘was
quite as. good as last year and: he, held

shape.
the field nnd on the bases.. Had Bert.
Spooner, pitching for New | Hazelton,
vot, support from the field that Gir-
wud received ‘the score would have heen
very different.

Considering thé cold day and: the.
sized
crowd present . and followed the game

‘closely... The final score was thirteen

Nu urses Picnic.

~ Mission Point
‘Honor Graduates}

On Thursday evening Nast, the nang
ing staff.of the Hazelton; : Hospital, bad
a picnic at Mission Point in honor- of
Miss .Orr and. Mixs Willan’ who have
completed their course in training and
ave now ready to follow their ‘profes-
sion, ° ‘Tt Was the, first pienie .of the
‘yeur and there. were some forty young

older boys whose jvesence was—well—
The young ‘people played games ‘on the
sand: and “thon gathered | avound «1: bon |
fire for sovial chat. .
were served’ around. the fire and the

good: as the: night- was anything but
hot. Not one misquito was "visible. 4A

few misquitos missing anda ‘little c00"
breeze off tle river does not: chill the
enthusiusm of youth very much. It,
was .a fine picnic and at. the conclu-
sion a circle was formed with © the
guests of honor in the centre and the
gathering - sing “For’ ‘They’ are Jolly
Good Fellows Cy

HERRING FOR HONGKONG.

is the shipment of B, OC. frozen herring
to Hongkong. ‘Chey have had a wel-
come reception in the ‘British settle-
ment there. First: quality fish nre’ se
lected. They ure. frozen, without salt:
and put up in 50 ‘pound containers.

to four in, favor of the Snappy Nine.
THe ition" ‘of the: Snappy-Nine- wae].

ss, Downey ¢, Watson’ ef, Warner rf,
The New Hazelton team. ‘was —O,
Spooner rf, A. Hail ¢, 0. Senkpiel 1b,-

ss, M. Wicks 3b, H. Johnson If, Smith

2b,
The officinl seore was 13 “to, 4 ir
favor af the Snappy Nine. ’

———————er .

TERRAC BUSH FIRES ARE our

aon

The Joual five situation has heen ‘im

_preved very. tel ww ith’ the rnins thai
fallen during the week end. On }-
hursday a fire got mwny from a clear

ng at Copper Cltye and. pave e, the set-:

jlers. there au exciting time for il “Wlifle
Mpailos fell nronnd “haildings and the
fire crossed the vallwiy, Might of: way

‘the honie of BML Dobbie. ‘Good work |:
cm ‘the part af the G: per Riv er people
saved the sitvittion and apart - froin
some of the tinher, ‘belonging fo §.
- Dantamer, ¥
jared. With the’ heavy ‘rains the sit-
wition has cleared wud all fires seen i to

le. out,
anaes

{ J. Kirkpatrick is starting on, the
erection of a cottnge just north of the
Larkdse Todge on. the Inke front.
Chris. Larson 3s: algo ‘working on a | eot-
tige a little further on.

‘he Jatkelse § SONXIN orien this w veel
when Mri, Waeds of Anlyox whi. one: of
hin, friends went, ont tara a stay at the
Tadge. : : my

Ming, 1 Bovwilen ‘of ihe Diint. ‘ot inanen’

tion spent a few, days in town: da con
nection : ‘bith the welfare’ ot. the. lady |.

teachers» in rial schools. ts

A, Berner, fleld: gitpervinor: af: tlie
-saldier Setleiimt: hourd, was: in th dis-
trict f Muegly and Wednesday.

"ML, (Dr) | Cade of Pringe ‘Runert|:

nevived at. ‘Kitwanga. ‘on “Monday, might,
sally .

VvOry little. property was in| 7

: Vanent phints- and shipped te valour
need houss, It was “of - exceptionally],

fountain’ clean and : filled: with : ‘fresh
water, avd..the ‘hoppers filled:
grit; oyster shell and echareoal-and ot

or home mixed. The following is fF
chick | starter of known quality—one
part shorts, one middlings; one ground
yellow corn one ground groats, one
haif wadmal” feed mixture, %, per cen?
hone meal, one per cent salt,’ “one per
ceut cod Iiver ofl. oye ,
The suimal. feed mixture “ased
mide up of equal parts ground . beet
eM, fish meal and milk powédler,, or
liquid wmillk if yon bave it. Weather
‘permitting the- chicks are allowetl or

is

their quar ters, and then alittle seraict
erin is, added to the ration to ‘key
‘grain: is ‘adden to. the ration to keep
dag. with & hen tliey may ‘go on thr.
around ear er. no

4

BULKLEY nay y SHIPMENTS

t

two, car loads of timothy. hay ‘recent
iy shipped from Smithers to Vancou:
ver are regarded as the introduction of
nu big fodder trade from’ the. Bulkley
-Yulley, as some fifteen. ‘carlonds mort
re’ expected: ‘to, follow. Last. ‘env. the
same district shippeil some 126 tons a
; timothy | seed. Tila ” enor mous’ Tun
‘tity was cleaned ‘Invgely ‘by the: govern:

high. quality. and’ was - marketed with:
out. a ingle comiplatut. _

wv :
4 . rar

wy

“MeBRIDE 8 NOW, A. VILL Age oo:

‘MeBride, on 1 the Gisnalan, Natlonal
4d Railway. in. ‘Northern Bs Cy has. been
‘Incorporated: 8 villnge ‘munteipality.

‘The . -provistonnl: comuissloners * are

anil v. Ae BR. Wall:

people present, including a “couple of] ~

Refreshmentr ie

hot dogs and hot coffee went tty |] ¢
E . pews > “aristocrats have estab-

A new departure in fish marketing

Feeahig chicks. is’ the’ aieme. of: wn
plicity, consisting of keeping the. water

- duction

” Strathmore Farm
~ Holds Three Milk
and Butter Pro-
Records

__
tee
*

hen milk and
‘butter are. the

‘ tote of. conversation,
: attention must needs
“pe directed to the
Canadian Pacific Rail:
way's supply farm,.a
Strathmore, Alta.

‘ where three . bovine

lished outstanding Pro-
duction’ ~ records

1931, for the whole of
Canada. Thereis little.
to choose between the
three cows: a glance at
their pictures tells the
story. Excellent stock,
-well-handled, has once

The
Pictures
(f) Strathmore .
Lady McKiuley. ©
Q) Primrose
Lily Pietje. (3)
Mona Pontiac
Walker.

: _ mere ore proven ita worth

W. Jones, the company’s Superin-
sndent of Agriculture and Animal ndus-
is justly proud of the achievement. °
Mona Pontiac Walker—i84648—under

Government regulation, led all the milk-
producers in-Canada by over’ 2,000 Ibs.,
having. completed: a. yearly” record
- November ’27, .1931,..with 30,464 Ibs. of 4
milk and 1,160 ibs. of butter. In 1980, asa
_ four-year-old, she held another record, with
29,202 lbs. of milk and 1,071 Ibs. of puter.
“The next highest milk production re-
cord for 1931 goes to Primrose Lily Pietje
161147—-who also held the butter recor For
the Dominion for the same year... Her per-
of milk and 1,210
Ibs, of butter. She is an outstanding show
animal and took. first prize in the dry cow.
class at: Vancouver. : and. -Mietoria in 1931. -
yearcobd: production record.
». for ‘Canada, fot both’ milk and: butteris held by Strathmor e Lady Neitiniey - 1489097-accorded: hei reverie
in 1931, with 25,569 Ibs. of milk and 1. 162.5. Ibs. of butter. ".
as is shown by her fine limes,

try,

formetice was 28.271 lbs.

youn

Sen egeThg

under Government regulation,

- morkably fine beast of the best of Holstein pedigree;

on

She i is 3 ye-

yith|

food chic. starter, either commercial a ae .
For the last couple of -years the

the ground as soon as they get. used “ts |.

‘finished.
“¢hose very hooks. .

‘|. The library is free to. all sabserib-
* ers {to the Omineca Herald who
There are no"

: nium
: wh ower

It-is a’ divisional ‘point on ‘the ¥allway.|
aid. has'n population of: sibout B00. ‘

Hector , qe. Tidgar, Samnel’ ‘Birketbend ton

“Tlave you pala roi ssapseriptloy * A s

Omineca Herald has conducted. o

' free library ‘for the henefit_of its

stibseribers. There are over 200
hooks nvallable, and the brary
has been pretty well patronized,

: especially by. these whoa live in the
“ town,’ or-elose by. .
“In sorting out and

1'e- -arranging:
the books: recently ta make. room
for Inore hooks, we find that there

onre some’ dpzen hooks tint have |
“npplirenitly heen ont for Some thiie--
- We request that these books, be_-re-
“trimmed: as: s00n “18 the reader has.
Others MhLy OW: ish to Het

ure paid in advance.
regular, hours during. which you
may fet books—just any old time
yaw are passing,

Some, thirty odd new volumes are”
now available, In nddition to the

“asual, fiction there are available
. in the- ‘Herald oftice, ‘reports front

the, “Department of Mines -for @
“08 yenrs back. “These,
may, not be removed from

“the, “oe ss

+he

SEVERAL. BOOKS ING |

'

ov [te ‘another or “just. behind: hich’

Doings at Remo.

phe regular meeting of the Rema}

Var mers Institute. was *Keld Saturday

evening followed by 2 dance, Serera!
out of town guests were present and
all enjoyed the usual good time.

- Mrs HL Frank of Kitsumkalwna wa:

| a week end guest of Mrs, 7.-¥. Wilson

Ik, A, Olson ‘of Suwinyy jew, Farm bar
gone to ‘Prince Rupert for “ nedical at
tention, .He has not, heen well for t
Jong time.

> Mrs. ‘B S:, iMtirphy wits, a visitor te
Terrace auring the w eek returning on
Suturday..

LA pichie is being ‘planes: “for May
wth far the Remo sehool ; ebitdren and’
‘the erownups: qre inclnded.: The ar:
rangements and program are being, tak
en enre of by Mrs. Lund and Mrs. P.
J. Murphy A: Maypole dance by the

: children will be a feature,

UPSET: ENROUTE ‘TO A DANCE

On Friday night while Corpl. Fielder

‘éf the mounted police at Hazelton. was,

driving a party of young peple to New

| Hazelton to the dance he- missed the

curve in: front of Abraham’ Wilson's

. aiid, in his munuvering managed to hit

the dliteh: and turn the car, over. ° For-

vo as

"| dered ‘assistance in’ geiting:. ‘the, pas
sengers wot. Donald Grey's; big. team

| People rocetied to the dance.

"Fhe: “annie conimttee. in ‘charge “tor,
ie 24th of May. at-New
pei +o einige only
d this ‘will Include! refreshit

ae the’ dance cand thete. will:

[was secured and with the assistance | se
of. the boys of the village ‘the car was \
‘Tl pulled out ‘and. righted and: the young

Hazelton: biave | _
amisston:|

May Oath Will,
Be Big. Day i in.
N ew Hazelton,

whe several comniittees: in ceonnec:
‘tion with the 24th of May celebration

to be held in, New Hazelton are doing 7
thelr w ork, The sports committee hail
‘i meeting Inst week and arrangement: ‘
Ye WAder way for a ball game betwee:
the Snapy Nine of Smithers amd New -
Hazelton. Those’ aagociated with tie.
Siappy’ Nine state that they sill, give.
. Pthe local boys a real ball game ‘on the
24th and: they are going to bring: dowi .
i bunch of: supporters “with. ‘them, - Th:
progr am of races for the youtgsters. is
iulso being ‘prepnred. ‘The dance com -
mittee: held ' a meeting the. first: Of: th,
week ‘and are getting their end of th :
aitair in shape. . uo

\
Cross bred pigs are better’ ‘for pro, woe
ducing pork: than pure bret.. They).
will grow faster. py 11 per cerit. and
require some’ 80. ‘pounds: less praiin: tu:
produce 10, Pounds of gain,

; "When. you come to New Hazelton” for _
the: celebration, on May. 24th you may
| be sure to: get'some good hot: refresh-

‘nients on the grounds, The Ladies Aid”

‘of the: United. Church: will havo a ‘booth:

pundls: ‘anid yi aL mae

non on to the close, ot the. re “Als :
ree