rx
11
1
T
PAJE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
LJ1
CANADIAN
TENNIS
STAR
WINS
BERMUDA
f
n
The
World
of
Sport
HAMlI0NSn,p
Sport
Chat
With
an
abrupt
and
pronotlhced
turn
to
warmer
weather,
the
ice
at
Smlthers
his
been
covered
for
a
week
or
more
now
with
water
and
no
curling
games
have
been
possible.
By
the
time
of
the
interruption
the
consolation
competition
had
been
narrowed
down
to
the
finals
between
rinks
of
A.
Macdonald
and
J.
G.
Stephens.
Both
rinks
are
pulling
strong
for
one
more
night
of
cold
weather
so
they
may
play
the
final
game.
It
looks
as
though
old
Jim
Maloney,
who
was
supposed
to-
be
pretty
much
out
of
the
piituiv.
may
figure
after
all
in
the
dispute
for
the
world!
heavyweight
crown.
Conversely,
it
would
appear
as
though
Tom
Heeney.
the
New
Zealander,
who
had
been
prominently
mentioned,
is
nut
going
to
figure.
The
result
"i
the
battle
last
Friday
night
in
Boston
when
Maloney
completely
outclassed
the
A
mat
was
generally
surprising
to
the
fans,"
particularly
in
view
of
the
fact
that
it
was
only
a
short
time
previous
that
Heeney
had
knocked
Maloney
out
in
the
first
round.
i
Judging
by
his
recent
performances,
it
would
appear
that
another!
shot
at
Sammy
Mandril's
lightweight
crown
should
soon
be
due
Jimmy
McLarnin
of
Vancouver.
The
pink
cheeked
Irish
Canadian
has
been
knocking'
them
over
again
pretty
regularly
of
late
and
the
crowning
event
of
his
come-back
was
the
sensational
victory
over
Joe
Click
in
the
second
round
at
Madison
Square
Garden
last
Friday
night
Brit-isr
Columbia
fans,
who
figured
that
McLarnin's
defeat
at
Mandell's
hands
last
year
was
but
a
temporary
setback,,
are
keenly
enthusiastic
again
vvih,
.regard
to
their
favorite's
chances
for
the
world's
title.
"
A
banquet
and
dance
wis
given
in
Burns
Lake
last
Tuefciay
night
in
honor
of
Pete
Sandnes
on
his
return
borne
from
various
ski
tournaments
in
the
nojtfawest
where
he
won
mapy
trophies.
Sixty
persona
attended
the
banquet
and
there
were
some
160
at
the
dance.
Major
Robert
Lowe,
president
of
tm
Burns
Lake
Board
of
Trade,
occupied
the
re
I
mm
'ERHAM'
F
WW
lunKir.f
1
i
This
advertisement
is
oot
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or,
by
t!ie
Government'
of
British
Columbia'
TY
OP
ACTION
GOING
ON
HERE
results
were
u
Sons
of
Canada
16
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
14,
C
Operating
13.
Orange
Lodge
10,
Canadian
Legion
17.
Grotto
12.
Cold
Storage
15.
LIONS
AGAIN
AREWINNERS
VANCOUVER.
March
5
The
saiffr'
i
'
i
ii
.
Coogins.
goalie
for
Bristol
Ci
ty.
pushing
mu
in
tne
reconl
spectacular
game
between
Bristol
City
and
Chelsea
at
Stamford
Bridge.
I
chair
and
many
speakers
lauded
j
the
feats
of
the
guest
of
honor
I
and
made
due
mention
of
the
distinction
he
had
brought
to
his:
home
town.
Among
the
speakers;
were
Sidney
Godwin,
A.
M.
Rud-j
dy,
Mrs.
V.
Schelderup,
D.
Trous-!
dell,
Jorn
Berg,
H.
D.
MacNeil,
:
Lyster
Mulvany,
P.
L.
.Mulville,
P.
j
V.
Tallon,
Mrs.
S.
Godwin
and
W.
N.
Campbell.
Every
organi-;
zatfon
in
Burns
Lake
was
repres-j
ented.
A
junior
ski
jumping
competi-
j
tion
wa
recently,
held
at
Mac-!
Donald's
Landing
on
Burns
Lake
and
there
was
much
rivalry
for
honors
among
the
youthful
con-i
testants.
In
the
15
years
and
over
class,
Danny
Trousdell
came
:
first
with
Sam
Kerr
second.'
Okei
Stanyer
won
the
standing
jump
with
Buddy
Brunei
I
a
close
sec-1
ond.
T.
Ilougen
jumped
the
farthest
in
the
fifteen
and
under,
cJsm
but
whs
unable
to
remain
standing
and
J.
Thompson
won
;
the
jump.
2
C.N.
OPERATORS
Displaced'
New
Empress
Club
Last
Night
From
First
Place
FRED
PARKER
IS
CONFIDENT
In
Spile
of
Wednesday
Night
Result,
Is
Willing
to
Take
Gurvich
on
Again
Objecting
to
press
reports
regarding
his
figHt
last
Wednesday
night
with
Dido
Gurvich,,
Fred
Parker,
of
Toronto,
who
was
badly
outpointed
on
that
occasion,,
announced!
to
The
Daily
News,
this
morning
that
he
was
willing
to
meet
Gurvich
again'
in
60
days'
time
and1
to
put
up
a
side
bet
of
$100
or
more
to
say
that
he
will
win
a
return
fight.
A
far
as'
the'
main
purse
'is
con
cerned,
Parker
says
he
is'will-ing
that
it
should
go
to
any
charitable
cause.
Parker
says
that,
for
some
reason,
he
was
not
able
to
get
going
on
Wednesday
night.
He
is
confident,
however,
of
his
ability
to
whip
Gurvich
and
whin
him
badlv
LEAD
CRIBBAGE
st.
Andrews
bowling
-Prince
Rupert
Crrbbage
League'
xUZZr.JjTtsah
...,h-
u.
latt
night
-iv,
follows:
.
ABbotfs
by
a
score
of
14
to
10
in
St.
Andrew-Society
carpet
bowt
Knights
of
Columbus
18,'
C.
Tayfer
..
T.
.
2
MooHe
14.
iB.
Dalgarno
2
:
Baglet.
14,
C.
N.
Meehanlee
13.
!J.
Fi'ew
'..
..:'..
1
,-,.
!R.
Cameron
....'..M:
1
League
Table
MeIn
.-.
.
,1.
T
T
'
U.
.
Li.
r.
C.
N
Operatfiig
9
187
106
187
New
Empress
....
9
136
107
186
uootc
y
m
11a
lzo
Canadian
Legion..
9
131
119
124
Pr.
Rupert
Hotel
9
134
114
124
Cold
Storage
9
123
120
123
Eagles
9
122
121
122
Grotto
9
120
123
120
C
N.'
Mechanics..
9
119
124
119
K.
of
Columbus..
9
110
133
110
Native
C.
of
C.
...
9
110
133
110
I
Orange
Lodge
....
9
108
135
108
1.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
League,
Division
y
The
Wednesday
2,
Portsmouth
Westham
United
2,
Leicester
City
1.
English
League,
Division
2
Clapton
3,
Grimsby
1.
ELKS
WHIST
Mrs.
II.
Skattebol,
with
ii
score
of
210,
and
W.
I).
Vance,
with
204,
were
priie
winners
lit
the
Vancouver
Lions
continued
their
ElkB'
Lodtfe
week,y
ui
toBr-winninar
streak
here
last
nicht
ininament
last
night.
Refreshments
a
hard
contest
tmfe
jactoria
Cubs
iwcr
ervel
by
Mrs.
SkMteboll
and
endeiun
tfnhlthe
count.
:nl
M"-
F.
M.
Crosby.
Jt
wasi
Robertson-,
tnWVTftoria
goalie,
Mr
was
left
at
home
sick,
and
Omears,
their
captain,
was
on
the
bench
with
sore
Vbs.
Red
Hardaker
came
up
from
Seattle
to
fill
in
between
the
posts.
He
had
a
stormy
passage
in
the
first
period
when
four
Vancouver
goals
got
by
Jhim,
but
after
that
hu
allowed
but1
one
more
goal,
SkntteboPs
birthday.
R0NCHITIS
7a
Al
bedtimt
rub
th
throat
and
9mw
chMt
thoroughly
with
V
CKS
VapoRud
Ow,
1
1
Millie,
J.r.
U.mJ
Y.mrlr
!
GRAND
TERMINALS
WIN
OVER
CAN'DIAN
LEGION
MokrBnsrVeek's
Fixture
by
Ag-!
gregrite
Score
of
lTSo
to
llli)
l
Watson's
Rink
Beat
George
Abbott's
14
to
10
Last
Evening
I
Qrhml
Ttsrmlnals
tightened
up
the.gaft
Mwpen
themselve
and
Jje
Canadian:
Legion
for
the
leadership
of
the
first
division
billiard
engufe
aS
little,
closer
By
winning
riast
weekVfjjcture
from
the
ex-
Score1
of
'i
l$8(fo
1119.
In
the
final
3Bme,:jlasii
night
J;.
Andrews,
Ca
nadian
Legion,
won
ny
a
score
oi
250
to
196
over
Grand'Terminals.
i
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
i
Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
The
following
quotation
bid
and
askedt
BayVtew,
4,
42-
Big
Missouri.
1.75;
i.m.
Dunwdi,
"14,
Nil.
Duthie
Mines,
51,
55;
George
(Jepper.
8.00,
URL
Georgia
River.
47,
49:
Goleonda,
1.10,
GrdndWew,
4T,
40.
Independence.
16,
lWit.
Indian
Mine,
Nil,
6.
Inte.
Coal
&
Coke,
37
30.
Kootenai
Florence,
18Vfc
20:.
L.
&.
Lw
S
s.
Luck
Jim)
10.
17.
Mohawk,
7.
MottW
WeolseY,
4V,,
4.
Marmot
RlVer
Geld.
9
to
Marmot
Metals,
5
0,
rat
ai.
a.
s-..
i7vf,
is.
No&le
Five,
to,
67.
Oregon
Gepper,
7U.
72.
Perid
Oreille,
15,
I75.
Premier,
li.96,
1.97.
Portenld&ho.
Wz,
Nib
Reeves
Macdonald,
3.40).
Hbfus-Argenta,
38,
39.
KUth.HopevNll.
48:
'
Silver
Crest,
8,
9;
"
"
,
,
Silverado
Cons.,
1.00;
Nil,
Sloean
Rambler,
Nil,
20.
.
,
Snowflakeji
31,
Nil.
Terminus,;
6,
10.
Tcplr
Rii-hfield.
40,
41.
Tbrfe
Mine.
1.00,
Nil.
Weillngton,
144,
15.
Whitewater.
1.00.
1.10.
Wofedblne,
44,
5.
Bluebird,
19.
20.
..
("
Oils
A.
P.
Consolidafed,
2.40,
2.43.
Dalhoutie
Oil,
3.15,
3.20.
Dtfefflsh
Pet
Ltd.,
1.05,.
UO,
abydh
Pete,
14,
14.
'
Home
Oil,
16.85,
18.00.
Mkyland
Oil,
5.50.
Nil.
McLeod,
Nil,
4.50.
Eastern
Stocks
Sherritt-Gordon,
9.45,
Nil.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
eritts,
12.2c
and
ue
Viola.
7000
pounds.
Booth
Fish
eries,
12.1c
and
Gc.
SECOND
HALF
OF
BILLIARDS
First'
Division
;Marchlfi
Canadian
Legion
vs.
QroHo),
BILLIARD
STANDINGS
First
Division
TEAM
STANDINGS
VIM
Av
erand'
Terminal1"."
8
ttflG
J125
Grotto
'4
-4:1
7
?IM
tuiadiuv
Legion
.
.
3
."U18
1139'
INDIVIDUAL
AVERAGES
W.
E.
Williaoroft
(G)
2
BOO
260
r.
J.
A.
West
(CD
V.
II.
Long-
(GT)
.
.
Hamilton
GT)
.
.
P.
Bulagno
(GT)
;.
P.
Tinker
(CL)
.
A.
Donald
(G)
J.
Nelson,
M.
Andrews
(CL)
.
.
V.
J.
Nelson
(GT)
.
'M.
McLaehlhn
(G)
IF.
0
Pyle
(CL)
..
.'Alex
Murray
(CL)
.
J.
Andrews
(CL)
.
.
Col.
MeMordie
(CL)
Ben
Self
(GT)
2
were
Bert
Morgan
(G)
..
4
.
I
ai7
247
.
9
'2821
217
.
S
?18
239
.
9
2)t27
2SG
8
1891
23G
Iff
2841
234
8
1SC9
234
.
9
2086
-282
.
2
4G4
232
5
1W8
380
8
1708
226
9
1992
221
.
6
1811
219
BRITISH
DIRECTORS
438
218
862
21S
F.
WHilams
(OT)-
.
.
t
426
2l:J
F.
Stephens
(6)
...
10
2122
21L
A.
A.
fcasson
(G)
..
10
2109
21
0.
Brown
(G)
10
2KB
210.
W,
M
lit
heir
(GT)
..
mi.
4.
BMlsjfi
(G)
1
3inf
M.
Fenelon
(ft),
.
,
.
.
1
1M18(
iftV
II.
Jarmaa
(GT)
.
S
846
.17?
J,
Bulger
(GT)
....
1
He.'iflfcfc.
G.
L.
Ybuniawn
(QT)
1
108
lttf
(Second
Ditsl6n)
'
'
L
T.
A
Cretto
4
S7
888
Cm
Storage
4
36ftt
-898
Grand
Terminals
....
4
tilt
843
Individual
Avtrages
F.
Williams
(GT)
.
4
8W
200
J.
.Mar
(CS-,
2
400
iOO
A.
Macdonald
(CS)
.
6
11.70
195
W.
E,
Williscroft
(G)
9
1702
18'J
jJ.
Campbell
(CS)
.
8
1516
189
'I.
Beeeley
(G)
7
1312
187
J.
Hillman
(CS)
.
10
1817
182
M
McLacblan
(G)
10
1
184
Ben
Self
(GT)
5
$0
184
W7
Mitchell
tan
.
.
,5-
0
182
VV,
Bailey,
(CS,..
1
0
h
tl
1
181
S.
D.
'Macdonald
(O)
9.1f8
17S
GUBaptie
OB)
a-10
lgpt
180
John
Bulger
(GT)
.
10
1114
171
G.
Hewe
(G)
...
.'
16
171)9
171
'
E.
'Fenelon
(GST)
'
5
m
17S
W.
II:
JWmsM
(OT)
10
UK'S
1S7
C.
Youngman
(GT)
10
1312
153
J.
Doughe.ty
(G)
...
S
'
Bert
Morgan
(G)"
.
.
.
.
2
!G.
Rrauae
(CS)
....
4
;.
Walker
iGT)
....
1
1
153
151
!
GREEDY,
SAYSIPOST
!
.
i
(Financial
Poet,
Toronto)
Canadian
corporation
invest
ments
are
often
under
fire
from
British
financial
e'ditors.
Yet
in
one
important
respect
Canadiae
standards
are
much
higher
than
etendards
in
Britain.
Directors
in
Britain
usually
enjoy
very
fat
emolument
and'
often
take
ad
vantage
of
opportunity
to
benefit
J-T
'
'
rng
last
night.
Rinks
of
Ben
Dal-
Only
25,000
Pounds
Marketed
at
-monally
at
the
expense
of
the
N.
garno
and
Jack
McLean
will
meet
Local
Irish
Exchange
Today
general
run
of
shareholders.
For
Thursday
ntgbt
in
th
next
game.
!
Instance,
when
the
Mond
ttlckel
follows
W
Haiti.,,
L.JIni..
Itl.t
....
r
1U4.
t
.L.
-l-.it
RJnk
ttandingi
to
date
are
as
only
m
Mng
Jers
to
subscribe
-to
new
shares
G.
Scott
:
1
J.
Wateon
1
Abbott
0
L
P
0,
marketed
at
the
fish
exchange
it
set
aside
certain
shares
for
All
the-
fish
was
from
American
the
directors
to
buy
at
a
low
U'l...l.
I
......
.
..
...
.
"
u
"ce
B
luuuno.
nrice.
IT
this
Wer
la
Hannn
In
Ithona,
8500
pounds,
Atlln
Canada
the
directors
would
be
F,!.riMd0
".d:-
n
out
of
publle
ffnetel
Hfb.
ruyr
u..us,
CaMMHBH
imt
ot
dire
tore-
received
annuaf
fee
swclcaal
the
dlreetori-
of
Mond
Nibfeel
re-
ft
"wettia
eonetihite
fsndal;
i.h
a
&
r.'.M
Pi.
to-
a
Fish
and
6c.
March
25-Grand
Termlnalifr-
vs.
Canadian-Legion.
,
Second'
Division"
March
7
Grottb'
vs.
Terninals.
.
March
14
Cold
Storage
THERE'S
A
LIMIT
Grand
JTroifbw
..-
i
'
.
.
March
21
Grand
Terminals
vs.
Cold
Storage.''
'
'
!
'
'
TORONTO
STOCKS
ftrifeon
Bridge,
lftTff.
Nickel,
02.
Mandy,
1.06.
)
Fend
Oreille.
1B.80.
Premier.
L95.
Sherritt-Gordon,
9.45.
;.
Sutibury,
11.26.
Teck,
0:80.
Hararenvjr,
450.
the
weather
;
fl?.,
llhysport
Calm,
tmkg,
.
Port
Simnson
East
wind.
snowing,
30'."
,1
v-
I
lialaltori
ClAir
nnlmi'
W
1
Smtbirsth?ufrf
cnltii
Burns
Lake
Clear,
c(lm,
19.
Vanderhoof
Cloudy,
vDliidy,
26.
O.UITE
suri:
"A
sensible
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nuts
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Wrigh.
first
ranking
tennis
player
in
the
I).,
has
captured
the
Bermuda
tennis
champion:
nip
from
of
New
York,
in
three
straight
sets.
If
you
never
mm
bottles
the
Hostess
Package.
you
will
twelve
Twelve
bottles
of
the
most
refreshing
drink
you
pver
thought
to
have!
Twelve
l)0ttls
of
purity
ami
fine
flavor
I
Twelve
bottles
in
which
the
champagne
of
ginger
ales
awaits
your
gtiestsl
"Canada
Dry"
has
an
allure,
a
witchery,
a
distinction
like
that
of
some
rare-old
wine.
It
does
not
bite
the
tongue
or
leave
an
unpleasant
after-effect.
Its
finest
quality
Jamaica
ginger,
its
other
ingredients
of
high
purity,
give
it
a
mellowness,
a
"dry
ness"
which
are
delightful.
And
note
how
well
it
mixes
with
other
beverages.
Order
"Canada
Dry"
today
in.
the
Hostess
Package
and
be
prepared
for
those
unexpected
guests.
Turn.
'
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;
The
Hostess
Package
convenient
and
handy
when
unexpected
guests
arrive
would
be
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