Win.
i..
Hi-1
lo
.
b?-
tan
t.;
F
WHIST
LEAGUE
GAMS
PLAYED
St.
George's
Society.
Moo.
and
Grotto
Are
)VInners
Prince
Rapert
Wb'htt
Leara
MlU
last
aJeiit:
...
...
at.
owrrt
.-'9w.Prir
Jiew
Bmprsss
4:
31
oW-
.
Lett
Erikson
3.
Grotto
6.
League
Table
P
W
L
P
Grotto
11
!
1
I"
Moos
12
New
Esspress
11
Seal
Cove
1
1
St.
George's
H
Knights
of
Pythias
..11
Leif
Erikson
11
J
9
4
S
TERRACE
GOLF
CLUB
INTERRED
The
Terrace
Gotf
Club
wh-'.h
was
bora
tot
year
has
passed
o-j-of
existence
sad
was
decently
:n
terred
this
week.
This
vu
dor.t
at
a
meeting
of
the
council
of
the
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
Tuesday
with
E.
T.
Kesey
presiding.
At
that
meeting
the
golf
committee
of
toe
board
waa
deleted
from
th
ONLY
ONE
BILLIARD
GAME
PLAYED
SO
FAR
Donald
Beats
C.
P.
Balagno
in
Grotto
vs..
Grand
Ter-
1
'
minals'
fTxtnre
In
The
World
of
Sport
!
seen
Le
i,if-
beir.fr
VETERAN-
Mt'SHER
WINS
COVETED
RAC
E
"
1
1
"
'
"
w
congri--'
1
FIFTH
CRICKET
AUSTRALIAN
Only
one
game
was
played
last
England
Bats
AH
Day
and
Loses
night
ia
this
week's
first
stvisioa
Only
Four
ttlcketsi'FbVH
oiliard
ftxtere.
A.
Donald.
Grotto.
ZU
Runs
wioniog
by
a
score
of
2m)
to
233
.
.
'
'
'T,
MELBOURNE.
An..
'JT'
V-xf.trT
W
'Ewrland
started
well
A.
A.
Essson,
Grotto,
vs.
W
H.
Loag,
Grand
Tennisik.
teat
match
against
Austraiiaa
team
here
The
owtstaadfng
gaase
in
this
feature
of
the
day.
that
week's
second
dMsios)
Wilisrd
famous
English
player
running
flsture
between
W.
E.
Willis-,
op
142.
croft.
Grotto,
and
C.
L.
Young-
.
man.
Grand
Terminals,
has
also;
A
Daily
News
want-ad
will
yet
to
be
played.
bring
results.
ft
if
iy&n&sV&
B
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A
:
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.
j
4
URN
FITS
13
oz-
UM-2
oz'
S3.50
ESTABLISHED
1770
Thti
advertisement
1.
not
published
or
displayed
by
tho
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
.
.
i
British
Columbia
A
.
-.er
'
:"
N.me.
Au.iu.
:
here
tr.t
::ni.h
of
thr
Ett-rn
I
n
terns
-Vith
his
team
of
Siberian
bosfcies
A
sen
iiUUif.
Dsring
three
m,,e"
in
11
hour-
minatMI
"d
of
the
course
that
they
had
termi-
-
nated
the
Jeae
and
closed
the
-
books
of
the
dob.
Sport
Chat
Canada
and
the
United
States
will
win
ytmj
play
their
inetr
Davis
viin
cup
cup
first
urn
WilliiUlLtnJ
uni.inviwui
..4
ALMOSTSURE
ROTARYGLUfr
FIRST
PLACE
Toronto
Clinches
Third
by
Tying
With
Chicago
at
Hockey
Lat
Night
TORONTO.
Ur.
Sr
Tor-onto
cKnched
the
third
place
in
the
play-off
position
by
lying
with
Chicago
last
night
while
Ottawa
lost
io
the
Canadiens.
The
Canadiens
now
lead
the
N.
Y.
Americans
by
six
point,
and
another
win
or
tie
by
the
Canadiens
or
less
than
a
win
or
tic
by
the
Am-will
clinch
the
place
for
the
Canadiens
Ike
fHowlng
wera
the
scores:
Ottawa
6.
CaaaJIrns
3.
Toronto
1,
Chicago
1.
ST.
ANDREWS
BOWLING
be
Monday
night
between
rinks
of
Char
He
Taylor
and
George
Abbott.
Rink
standings
to
date
are
as
follows:
'
B.
Dalgarno
...
,
W
D
rj,
Tfylor
2
.
4,
icuean
e.
Moant
Royal
Tennis
Clwb.
Mon-
j
yrtw
j
treal.
March
16.
17
and
18.
K
ft
Cameron
1
ed-iy
-Garnett
H.
Mel-
q
Scot!
.
.
i..
1'
it
the
-Canadian
Tennis
i
un
.'
i
Association.
Mr.
MeMrnm
said
n
ALhott-
.
0
.
.
xiLat
usaeaiaiAS
tennis
of
iieuis
lJV
w
-
ir
m
.
i
-
-i
r
it-m:
t
iiniviiiiiu.i
today.
-TmT
tie
Canadian
officials.
The
earlv
t.
i
fi
a.
a.-
t-
.
'
mm
sv
L
0
0
X
1
2
2
'
2
S
lifhaB
NKriM
st
W
J
WalJsaoaslI
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ew
-",v
s.ssv
iTp
Wa
mart
nflCPMArV
DV
the
rMWI.I
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L
flMl.
P
6
5
4,
II.
Johnson
Will
Carry
Theni!
to
the
Hull
Rotary
Club
i
With
Donation
The
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
j
is
sending
a
small
good-will
donation
by
one
of
ft
member,
T.
,11.
Johnson,
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Company,
to
help
the
I
loll
Rotary
Club
hi
paying
off
a
detrt
of
something
.
lile
a
quarter
of
a
Million
dollar
'which
it
ha
undertaken
on
(he
local
infirmary.
Mr.
Johnson,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Johnson,
If
leaving-
tomorrow
for
an
extended
trip
to
Europe
and
while
in
hia
old
home
town
of
Hull,
England.1
will
visit
the
Rotary
Club
of
that
place
and
probably
address
them
aad
carry
greetings
from
Princo
Rupert.
j,
1
Mr.
Johnson's
brother,
J.
W.'
Johnson,
who
is
a
Broker
of
that
dub,
hat
visited
the
loeai
club
more
than
oaee
awl
addressed
it
on
each
occasion
.
'
He
wrote
to
T.
II
.
and
suggested
the
donation
and
a
number
of
the
members
con-
Winning
last
night
over
Jack
before
returning.
Or
the
way
MtLean's
rink
br
a
score
of
14
east
they
will
stop
oft
at
a
nsv
course
each
day.
SeswDa
covered
1M
B
B
Dalgareo's
rink
went
to
ber
of
points
and
will
sail
from
;the
top
of
the
standing
in
in
a.
dih.
-
.
i
,
c
a
v.
I
:
i
n
ni
rf
w
oocieiy
rari
iwwiiuj
j
competition.
The
next
game
will
REDUCE
DEBT
OF
THE
CITY
f
Ties
Coltart,
a
majority
of
the
r
city
council.
deidad
yesterday
af-ternoon
that,
in
complitnce
with
V
a
suggestion
of
Robert
fiaird.
in
TnirnvAxtPvr
Petor
aWpliiie,
the
TOUK.NA.Mfc.NT
whoJe
vroce(is
of
from
"
th
mI
of
Ik
lafal
hrrirrwl't
rii
aother
badminton
tournament
aMi
fr,whiMJ
,
thv
V
niayou
mi.
.year
ai
tne
power
CorpormUcfl
o(i
r.nada
Bert
Morgan
v..
B.
Fenelon.
d
the
end
of
the
day
only'Ariin
ione
winner,
probably
wlltt
will"
be
Vawd
on
March
?T.W
!"
f
Fred
8teW-s
vs.
William.'"
widteis
had
fallen
for
240
wi
COBHeU,
iB
the
wSbWon
2?
Thlre
wHl
tTimSm.
iT
.u
2S4
,0nt,,
Mitchell.
runs.
The
batting
of
Jk
Hobbn
..t.
UZ
Zl"
SrT
!
1-
-S
'Mr.
Baird
W
'
7
aavreea
oy
wirr.
-
.
j
j
ui
.
,
i0
d0UW
fof
8eaMn
This
decision
was
the
outcome
I;....
rE
"TJ"
PlaVa,
MarDie
,0fJ
the
action
of
the
private
bill.
s
wukiuiuk
ui
uinni
ireui
aus,
unuer
ii.
it.
i.
cross
ana
.nisi
committee
of
the
vm
areni
snowing
any
signs
cnu
are
in
cnarge.
of
making
concessions
in
their
j
bold-out
act
with
the
Pittsburgh
Pirates.
In
a
letter
received
by
i
Manager
Dosie
Bush,
the
elder
iWaner
boy.
Paul,
said
the
next
move
is
op
to
Barney
Drefus,
I
president
of
the
National
League
club.
Paul
insists
that
"he
and
his
brother
have
asked
no
more
WBK&S&ZaC
IS
lb
-ban
what
they
are
fairly
entitled
j5f5j5
I
:
to
as
ball
player
salaries
go.
PORTLAND
IN
!
SECOND
PLACE
PORTLAND,
Ore..
Mar.
8:
Scoring
two
goals
in
the
openinr
period
the
Portland
Buckaroos
shtit
out
Seattle
last
night
two
to
nil
and
climbed
into
second
place
in
the
Coast
Hockey
League
displacing
the
Eskimos
by
a
narrow
margin
of
one
point.
The
game
was
well
played
in
spot..
PRACTISE
OF
sr
;
i
DOVC'DAXTn
DV10
DHIW
Activities.
Resumed
Following
Re-
Appointment
of
Bandmaster
Wilson
The
Boys
Band
turned
out
in
full
muster
last
night
for
its
first
practice
following
the
re-appoint-ment
of
Thomas
Wil
son
as
liand.
master.
Membersof
'
the
provf
slonal
committee
were
in
attend
ance
and
a
brief
speech
was
made
to
the
hoys
by
Acting
Mayor
Theo
Collart.
Pleasure
was
generally
ex
pressed
by
the
boys
at
the
re-ap
pointment
of
Bandmaster
Wilson.
MONTREAL,
Mar.
8:
For
Im-perlal
011
Stock
yesterday,
high
was
92':!.
low,
91.
and
closing
price,
91VJ.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Bajrview.
4Va,
5.
Big
Missouri,
1.65,
1.70.
Cork
Province.
17,
17t.
Cotton
Belt,
0Z.
06.
Dunwell,
55.
CO.
Duthle
Mines.
60,
55.
George
Copper,
8,00,
Kll.
Georgia
River.
40,
48.
Goleonda,
1.10,
1.16.
Grand
view,
55,
CO.
Independence,
9,
lOVs.
Indian
Mines.
Nil,
7.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
3C,
284.
Koetenay
Florence,
19,
20.
L
L
L,
Nil,
5.
Lucky
Jim,
lf,
17.
Mohawk,
GV.
7.
Morton
Woolsey.
4,
414.
Marmot
River
Gold.
8,
8V&
Marmot
Metals,
6,
fivi.
Nat
Sil.
G.
S.,
NIL
17.
Noble
Five,
G7.
P8.
Oregon
Copper,
Nil,
71.
Pend
Oreille,
12.00,
12.50.
Premier,
1.90,
1.95.
Porter-Idaho,
59,
62.
Reeves
Macdonald,
3.50,
3.55.
Rufus-Argenta,
43,
44.
Ruth-Hope,
48,
52.
SliVer
Crest,
OVa.
10.
Silverado
Cons.,
1.00,
1.15.
Silversmith,
11,
Nil.
Slocan
Rambler,
12,
Nil.
Snowlake,
JU,
30,
Sunloch,
ZJtfo,
3.001
Terminus.
Nil.
10H.
-Topley
Richfield,
41,
41.
Joric
Mines,
NJU
1.50.
Wellington,
14,
15.
Whitewater,
1X5,
1.10.
Woodbine,
6.
7.
Oils
A.
P.
Consolidated.
3.55,
3.G0,
Dalhousie
Oil.
3-55.
3X0.
DeVenish
Pet
Ltd.,
1.00,
1.02.
Home
Oil,
23.50,
23.75.
Mayland,
3.75,
6.85.
McLeod,
4.83,
4.90.
Sherritt-Gordon,
9.35,
Nil.
Noranda,
01.50,
Nil.
legislature
in
shelving
the
validating
bill
until
'further
information
was
obtained
in
the
matter
of
outstanding
de-ibenturee.
On
this
undertaking
of
(be
city,
it
is
not
expected
that
here
will
be
further
delay
in
the
I
passing
of
the
validating
act
!
which
is
beta;
awaited
before
jthe
Power
Corporation
formally
takes
over
the
system.
The
city's
bonded
indebtedness
totals
close
to
$2,000,006
and
debentures
amounting
to
$281,000
are
still
outstanding
,
on
the
power
plaat.
.MAIL
SERVICE
PEACE
RIVER
Passengers
Breakfasted
in
Ed
monton
and
Were
Back
Home
For
Dinner
EDMONTON,
Mar.
8:-Carry-
tng
three
passenger,
and
express
and
mall
each
war
the
hicr
nnn.
plane
piloted
by
Captain
"Wop"1
Mar,
completed
the
round
trip
from
Edmonton
to
Grand
Prairie.
4
distance
of
700
mile,
in
5
hours
45
minutes,
thua
making
the
first
commercial
air
service
to
the
Peace
River.
The
pilot
and
passengers
ate
breakfast
in
Kdnmn-ton
and
were
guests
of.
honor
at
a
luncheon
in
Grande
Prairie
and
were
baek
in
Edmonton
for
dln-
DYNAMITE
EXPLODED
SCR1BNER
NEBRASKA
SCRIBNKR.
Neb.,
Mar.
8.
Five
men
were
killed
and
30
Injured
In
an
explosion
of
dynamite
last
night
during
a
barn
fire
nt
the
home
of
Carl
Ebenter.
The
dynamite
had
been
stored
In
the
burn
for
blasting
of
ice
on
the
choked
streams.
A
Friend
inflg
saw
3
m2n
'n
3
"nokr
vrf-'J
fLft
M
t;,
VL
fiV
P1'-Put
fcct
UP
on
the
opo.
.syp..
ste
w
J;,,
-
Eb'HsFja
them,
dive
into
nit
socket
an.)
;
.
.
,
WW
Ben
Dalgarno'a
Rink
Goes
to
Top
tributed.
in
SL
Andrew's
Society
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Johnson
will
visit
-
""T'
f"""
r:r,"tr'-rr,tw
halibut
bids
take
their
tour
into
Germany
and
Italy
bnhn
eigtt.
Ik
piper
and
tried
to
wrap
It
aroiir.J
-but
I
could
tec
that
hu
soul
j
i
.
.
I
took
ost
my
pocket
pack
of
r
,
7.
cn'
sad
gsvc
him
a
foil-wrapptc
Ma.
it
Wt
the
good
friei
the
Jprwis."
i
'
Day
MiTguritn
in
tit
btniy
poikrt
of
5
til':
a
.sfra
iVstUftlly
f
eo,
,it
rnsan
g
7&
MARGUERITE
FOIL-WRAPPED
10
CENTS
jing
received
M-
funulian
"T-
UPWARD
SW'NG
TODAY
co.
for
70.
po,
'
(was
paid
14.U
.!i
Thre
Canadian
mU
Receive
Up
ln
"ries
for
.
to
17c
and
8c
for
Total
of
i
KJOO
Pounds
PRICK
OK
w
j
VANCOUVEK
I
Halibut
prices
took
a
sudden
wa
1uow
on
"
frwing
upwards
to
17c
aad
Be
mi'
tl
11
t
t-u
the
local
Pish
Eaehaaca
this)
morning.
Only
throe
Canadian
'
VUCATUCD
DCDflDT
TiT
ti10'7r
AAft
,0i:t"
're
,n
witB
w'
iiiitiiiiwi
tuavni
BY
JjD,UUUr,,,,1
-as
1
T"
j
.
The
(
onnt
paid
ltc
aad
Prince
p
Ru;.
,
!
8c
i
by
th-
Atiirt
Fisheries
fo
a
stroM
seathea-t
.
Consulted.
,bj
Aci
Mayor-"
'
"
1
'"
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'ggaaafl
j
DLACK
&
WHITE"
st
ALWAYS
RIGHT
!
Jffl'iiSS
DISTILLED
nSBLS
AND
BOTTLED
,N
SCOTLAND
"BLACK
&.
WHITE"
SCOTCH
WHISKY
James
Buchawan
q
Cqm
Ltd..
Glasgow
&
Lon-:
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advertisenu-nt
is
not
published
or
displayed
"f
'
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Briti-'i
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1
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Procurable
(flic
ORJCINAU
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Whisky
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IN
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