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TWO
THE
DaiLY
NEW3
Saturday,
Novi
'
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ML
News
and
Views
I
The
World
of
Sport
4
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4
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FISH
LANDING
ARE
.
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iirnPiTAn
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v
Halibut
ales
hero
today
were
light,
totalling
but
11,900
pounds.;
American
boats
were
the
Defence,
which
sold'
7,000
pounds
to
the
;
Canadian
Fih
anir
Cold
Storage
,
Co
at
'10.8c
and
8c;.
the
"Glacier;
wmcn
soia
pounaa--to
tnei
.
.
Booth
Fisheries
atf
llMpfSind
;8e
am!
the
Jackrwhich
reYfrUJlC.lfis
and
8c
for
400
pou
pounds
from
the1
Booth
PIshcrioa.
The
only
(Jan-
adttn
boat
was
the
Muirneag'
whfoh
was
pairt
17.1c
and
9c
by,the
Iea(j
an(1
tie
the
score
at
fuj
the
Atlin
Fisheries
for
1.000,
f.ye
mfnute
od
both
pounds
TTia
A
niaviHtrt
TiAflf
TTiiino
Tint
satisfied
with
the
prices
offerini"
,
went
on
to
Seattle
with
IKfVWl
pounds.
GROTTO
WINS
OVER
TERMINALS
SECOND
DIVISION
BILLIARDS
Ben
Rolf
"(Grand!
Teimm-als)
defeating
AVrR.'
WilUscroft
fcrdt-to)
by
a
score,
of,
2dtto
151
in
the
final
game
last
evening,
this
week's
second
division
billiard
league
fixture
resulted
In
an
ag
gregate
score
of
953
to
893
in
favor
of
the
Grotto.
Local
Items
Mrs.
F.
Brochu
and
son,
Gordon
Brochu,
are
sailing
tomorrow
night
by
the
Prince
George
on
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Mrs,,
P..
G.
JlusseU,
wife
3f
Ihe
C
R
U.
Superintendent
at
rftifthV
oa
...III
..1HI..A2
J
ar,
mi,
uiriiu
kifiia
a
r.tniijiiuiiu
train
to
Srnithers
and
proceed
to
Edmonton.
Mrs.
Simon
A.
Swanson,
who
hac
leen
holiday
vlAitlng
for
the
It
three
monthjin
England,
retumo
the
ilty&n
yefttrday
Business
at
the
Tegular
monthly
meeting.
f
St.
Andrew's
Society
lart
night
wns
merR-
of
afrjiutlne
nature.
The
president,
James
SJ
MIm
Cecilia
Frost,
youthful
Vancouver
vocalist,
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
GeorKe
this
morning.
She
Is
billed
to
perform
at
the
Capitol
Theatre
next
week.
More
reading
matter
In
a
week
than
any
other
Canadian
Farm
paper
In
a
month.
The
Family
Herald
and
Weekly
Star,
Montreal.
Only
a
dollar
a
year
or
three
yeurs
for
$2.00,
now
making
wonderful
Improvements.
.
Passengers
sailing
for
the
south
tram
hereon
4.hrfFrtnclef
Mry
last
night
included
F.
C.
Cleve
land
and
It.
L.
Kay
fbr'.Vancouver
and
A.
L.
Ilryant
for
Ocean
F,',,,
A.
L.
Pryant
of
Forest
Ilrancli
hfjirtipajrtprs
in
Victoria,
who
has
been
In
the
city
and
district
for
th
pnat
few
days
on
Official
dut-iff,
a
.aileil
hist
nhrht
on
the
Prin-ci
Mary
for
Ocean
Falls.
S.
B.
Davis,
son
of
Ex-Senator
I.
W.
DavN
and
manager
of
the
I).
W.
Mines
Ltd.
near
Cedarvale,
la
in
the
city
on
a
brief
busineea
trip,
having
arrived
from
the
interior
on
yesterday
afternoon's
pmij
r
'
T
.
,
'-'Jis
-.
V".
"ft
Lieu
i
s
ue
the
most
time
the
urui
learn
was
leaaing
,,.
Manle
Leafs
nl
avert
a
harder
to
score
but
were
unsuccessful
l
"u"u
"vunu
ii
t
.irt
1
1
neiu
goal
wnicn
won
uiu
kuuic
j
or
me
juapie
Lais.
me
iauiee
teams
are
very
evenly
matched
and
future
games
should
be
well
contested,
and
deserve
more
toup-port
from
the
public.
Insist
rilght's
players
were
as
follows:
Maple
Leafs
Pts
Per
May
Ness
0
2
Lillian
Lowe
0.4.
May
Thompson
........
0
2
Sue
Doddle
............
2
4
ju)Ia
Walters
2
1
Margaret
Gilchrist
....
1
3
"
Total
11
10
Drill
Team
Pts
Per
Cath
Irvine
3
1
I
Ella
Steen
0
3
Helen
Sims
2
2
Nellie
Gurvich
0
1
Laura
Frizzell
4
4
Evelyn
Mareh
.
.
.
.
0
2
Total
9
13
Senior
League
Port
Sinyon
'defeated
the
Nat
ive
Sons
21-17.
.
With
superior
jina'tion
.
the
Port
Simpson
team
was
able
to
win
in
a
hard
fought
game.
Although
the
Nat-
tfame
which
was
fouirht
all
lth!r
shoMtnir
nnH
Vhnnlil
hnvai
imaae
more
oasKets
as
tney
naa
the
majority
of
shots
during
the
game.
Koth
teams
showed
im-
provement
over
their
previous
games
and
the
Senior
League
sh6uld
develop
Into
a
real
con
-
iet,
between
the
four
conten-
dera
for
the
city
championship.
The
players
were
as
follows:
Port
Simpson
Pta
Per
D.
Musgrnve
1
2
P.
Alexcee
5
3
R.
Sankey
8
2
Geo.
White
4
2
R.
R.
Mathers
4
3
Total
24
12
Native
Sons
PU
Per
Spiro
Gurvich
4
2
Mike
Budlnieh
1
.1
Vic
Menzies.
......
o
2
Jack
MeNulty
.....
4
3
II.
McCallum
2
0
H,
Menkes.
4
1
-'
.
Total
17
11
Intermediate
League
Although
the
High
School
de
feated
the
C.
N.
IL
38-9.
The
score
did
not
fully
Indicate
the
well
played
game.
The
C.
N.
R,
was
poor
in
shooting
but
showed
vast
improvement
over
last
ap
pearance.
The
railway
gave
a
good
account
of
themselves
In
paaaing
and
intercepting
posses.
The
High
School
played
a
well
balanced
game
of
sureneaa
in
pas
sing
and
shooting.
The
list
of
players:
High
School
Pts
Per
;
Harold
McDonald
17
1
(Danny
Morrisson
3
0
9
1
0
4
2
2
0
3
Doug.
Scott
2
2
Total
.
S3
13
G.
N;
R.
Pts
Per
....2..
2
0
Scattcbol
(..
0
i;lMorsnip.emaharn,
Capt.
J.
Allan
CrtiM
1
E
Anderson,
arrived
In
port.
otj
Bob
Stalker
7.304hls
morning
from
Ketchikan
Jjoe
Seott
with
a
cairgo
of
four
carloads
of
,Rob
Irvine
..
m
.
i
flfi-i
to
'
iraieii
naiinui
lor
transsnipment
East
over'
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
.
Will
Lambie
'
arrived
on
the
PHnce
George
this
morning
fromjFred
Cameron
ron
Bvlliiigham,
where
he
-ha
beenjR.
Sommcra
1
'afea
A...
3
spending
the
summer,
and
ex-ill.
Splendid
.
r
.
...
Basketball
Last
Night
a
Exhibition
HallParticularly
Girls'
Which
Was
Outstanding
The
Ladies
Senior
League
pleased
many
basketball
fans
last
,
,
n
in
.
a
thrilling
ri1)inw
five
minute
,
"
....
.
-
nVprtime
overtime
"
-
-
0
game
ram
In
In
.
which
which
the
the.
F
Man
Maple
one
gaper
of
a
recent
engage-heated
the
Girls'
Drill
Team
113.
..This,
game
'proved
t
be
ImenYoun
Battling
Gurvich,
;t
interesting
of
last
night's
basket-ball'
fixtures.
At
'half
i-P0".,
I?'
pecta
to
be
here
until
spring
when
W.
Bagshaw
0
he
will
return
south.
He
reports
A.
Styles
2
that
Dido
Gurvich,
who
has
been
;M.
Comadina
.t.
2
cutting
quite
a
figure
In
the
rlng'J.
McKay
0
at
Bellingham,
expects
to
return.
Norton
0
home
in
about
two
weeks'
time.
TeUl
9
o-.j,
uui,
uui
nig
wie
mcuuu
game
and
were
able
to
overcome
time,
making
the
score
read
9-9.
In
leama
had
pIenty
of
qp,)ortunities
until,
with
only
a
half
minute
tol;eat';r
?d
his
b'ow"
Junior
League
The
High
School
Junior
team
took
revenge
out
of
Colts
by
defeating
them
27-4.
The
high
School
team
played
a
'decidedly
different
style
of
basketball
than
their
flnst
appearance
to
win
from
the
Colts.
Playing
an
open,
and
short
passing
game,
they
had
an
easy
time
winning
last
night's
fixture.
The
Colts
have
lost
a
ew
o
iofir
piayers,
inose
naving
turned
Intermediate,
now
the
team
Is
almost
a
public
school
team.
With
further
practice
they
will
be
able
to
give
the
High
School
a
good
game.
The
follow
ing
were
the
players:
High
School
Pts
Per
jW.
Johnson
11
2
J.
Bryant
C
0
J.
Coma
dlna
8
0
T.
Smith
0
2
H.
Macon
2
1
R.
Smlthwalte
0
0
Total
27
5
Coits
.
Pts
Per
K.
Nakamoto
0
1
T.
Katsuyama
2
0
C.
Nelson
2
2
T.
Bussanich
0
0
C.
Smith
0
0
'
Total
4
5
R.
B.
Skinner
refereed
the
In-
termediate,
Ladies
and
Senior!
games
assisted
by
Ernie
Ander
ison
and
Geo.
Mitchell.
Geo.
Mitchell
refereed
the
Jun-
ior
game.
Ernie
Anderson
waa
I
on
the
door.
Oke
Jackson
was
of
ficial
scorekeeiwr,
Bud
Barrie
timekeeper.
t-
0L1C0UNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
First
Division
Arsenal
2,
Sheffield
United
0.
Birmingham
2,
Westham
2.
Blackburn
1,
Bury
1.
Bolton
4,
Leeds
United
1.
.eDfby
6,
Leicester
2.
Eveitprt
1,
Cardiff
0.
Huddersfield
7,
Burnleyl.
Manchester
City
2,
Newctstle
4.
Portsmouth
0,
Liverpool
1.
The
Wednesday
2,
Manchester
United
1.
t
Sunderland
1,
Astonyilla
3.
Second
Division
Barnsley
2,
Middlesboro
0.
Blackpool
7,
Reading
0.
Bradford-5;
Hull
City
1.
Bristol.
(Uiy.C
Oldham
0.
ChelseaT
Preston
1.
Glapton
2,
Notts
County
2.
Grimsby
3,
Portvale
1.
Notts
Forest
1,
Southampton
1.
Stoke
City
0,
MillwellO.
Swansea
4,
Tottenham
0.
Westbromwfch
0,
Wolverhampton
2.
Scottish
Second
Division
Albion
Rovers
2,
Morton
2.
Alloi
5,
Armadale
2.
Arbroath
5,
East
Stirling
2.
Bathgate
0,
St.
Bernard
0.
Clydebank
5,
Arthurlie
1.
Dundee
United
8,
Stenhouso)
mulr
0.
Dunfermline
1,
Boness
0.
Kings
Park
2.
East
Fife
2.
Lelth
3,
Dumbarton
0.
Queen
of
South
9,
Forfar
2.
Scottish
Second
Division
Aberdeen
2,
Celtic
2.
Clyde
2,
Dundee
1
Falkirk
1,
Rangers
2.
Hamilton
2,
Hibernians
1.
Hearts
5,
Motherwell
1.
Kilmarnock
7,
Queens
Park
4.
Patrick
4,
Ayr
United
8.
Rajth
Rovers
3,
Airdries
2.
t,
Johnstone
3,
Cowdenbeath
1.
Third
Lanark
1,
St.
Mlrren
2.
.
orx.
.r
,
r.
Or
JJ
1
MA.-1
Dido
Gurvich
is
still
going
strong
in
Bellingham
where
he
is
spending
the
winter
and
is
prov-
ling
quite
popular
with
the
fight
'fans
there
as
dipping
froni
the
'papers
of
that
town
teetify.
Says
won
a
non.,),,,.
decision
from
Ed
Liu
V.f'ontv
f
St.
Haul.
MnlnWa
j
sparring
partner,
in
four
busy
;
round.
Gurvich
sw
swung
a
lot
of
timed
uml
accurate
moat
of
the
time.
Ilia
feints
and
follows
were
well
worth
the
atudy
of
some
oMr
fighters.
who
seem
tu
have
forgotten
the
effectiveness
of
this
style.
McGooty
has
had
a
lot
of
experience.
He
chased
Gurvich
around
during
the
first
twp
rbond
but
was
being
chased
rJf
rao8t
nf
the
1m
two.
The
Priie
Rupert
lad
waa
teary
0
thd;sy
Paul
m(ln.,
exprJenCe
ut,
.
wfen
he
found
he
eould
,anj
rfmort
a8
he
piu,
he
carried
the
fight
all
the
way."
Terrace
basketball
tea
ma
have
been
arranged
for
the
sea
ton
as
lotiowa:
Town
ladies
team
Mr.
Brum-mitt,
Mrs.
A.
Holrawood,
Miss
Reid,
Miaa
Davis,
Gladya
Kaaney,
Betty
Anderson
and
lira.
Duncan.
j
High
achool
girls
team
Mona
Greig,
Margaret
Glass,
Helen
'Greig,
Ethel
Moore,
Margaret
Mc-jLan
and
Elsie
Danhaur,
Mrs.
Duncan,
coach.
j
High
achool
boys
team
A.
I
Moore,
F.
Hipp,
0.
Burnett,
Fred
I
City
men's
team
Dr.
Nrunmitt,
Mr.
Duncan.
A.
Holmwood,
Mr.
'Chalk,
J.
Smith.
Wm.
Unger,
O.
Kenaey
and
D.
Kerr.
Refereev-G.
.Dyson.
A
nathnj
teac
chiefly
compo-ecl
of
Vifliarsdol
players
have
signed
up
with
Percy
Kennedy
as
captuin.
The
anmiiil
Tiii-cting
the
ftlSmitherB
Athletic
Club
'failed
to
H
ract
sufficient
attendance
i
to
proceed
with
the
election
of
uui
it
was
Ueclueil.
to
till
;he
vacancy
of
secretary-Jreasur-;
jr
in
order
that
the
organisation;,
ould
function
properlyV'and
C.
Warner
was
elected
to
the.
post,
j
Dr.
R.
C.
Dramford
gave
an
outline
of
the
summePs.
activities,
and
stated
that
the
finances
of
,
the
club
were
in
goodshape
de-i
pite
the
fact
that
ovep
$1,500
had
been
expended
in
the
construction
,
of
a
new
rink.
Preliminary
work
is
beiny
done
at
the
rink
in,
order
to
be
prepared
for
cold
weather.
The
ice
surface
will
be
over
twenty
feet
shorter
than
last
winter,
and
the
ground
is
being
levelled
to
facilitate
making
Ice,
A
new
2
h.p.
engine
is
being
purchased
to
operate
the
wafer
pump
and
other
details
taken
care
of
to
take
advantage
of
the
first
freete-up.
MOOSE
HAZAAK
f
FINE
SUCCESS
(continued
feom
PK
O
Poinsetta
Set
Mra.
E.
Bustin.j
No.
&l.
1
Set
of
Ivory
E.
Pierce,
No.
79.
1
Luncheon
Sat
J.
Slyig,
Na..lft.(
Lunch
Set
Mra.
O,
Beaner,
No.!
19.
Bop
of
Stationery
Mrs.
F.
M.
Croaby,
No.
GO.
Baby
Doll
Baby
Handenachild,
No.
208.
Pillow
Mrs.
Berner,.No.
22.
Doll
in
cradle
Laura
Larnen,
'
No.
72.
Dog
Fred
Stephena,
No.
106.
Pillow
Helen
Soberg,
N.
19.
Itoby
Doll
L.
Richards
No.
10.
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Scarf
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No.
IBS.
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Pillow
Dick
Ionf,
o.
111.
Scarf
Cloth
Marie
Wlcka,
No.
125.
Black
Satin
Pillow
Mrs.
Johnson,
No.
154.
Bolster
Pillow
Nels
Gunder-fon,
No.
22.
Bread
Board
C.
Dibb,
No.
4H
T--p.stry
Runner-
T.
Clough.
No
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Bedspread
Mrs.
Joe
Brown,
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