A,'E
TWO
Port
Simpson
Basketball
VA
1.
Chak
2-
HJharniaas
.
HajaikW
1.
Maxkeswell
I.
Haacn
1
-
Jgasea'a
.Rsek-KOmarnoer
ot
pUyed.
SL
Mines:
i,
mm
Lan4tk0.
i
Scttkh
Learue,
Division
2
Amadale
1.
Alien
L
Artharlle
1.
nyeVBank
0.
TO
Witw
little
adventure
on
question
of
balancel
WeeUf
Uontre
par
.
.
.
jut
m
Vk
Anchor-DonUon
deck
ports
put
you
In
a
wonderful
frame
of
mind
to
enjoy
the
de
(and
CsMiTwrkt
Third
Cabin
and
'
V
-lithu
of
Scotland
,;.
.
and
the
tcrric
jujgciu
the
hospitality
of
a
great
bouse
in
the
Highlands.
Sail
Anchot'Donaldionl
Boot
lmitk
The
CunrJ
5fM
Quebec)
to
Ireland.
Boottand
I-
and
England
lo
con-1
Junction
witn
Cuoard.
NL
conroenclng
May
3rd.
AMCHOR-DONALDSOH
-v-w
LINE
SAca
Team
Champions
of
Northern
B.
C.
as
Result
of
Two
Game
Series
Here
Took
This
nrst
Division
fixture-iron.
Gretto.
by
uence
i
me
uoes
1
o
ivanves
vfcnBsn
LeaKurn.lvision
?
W
I
program.
Big
Four
maintained
Baraaky
2.
McMs
Coaaty
0.
Blackpool
3.
Southampton
0.
Bradford
3.
Middleaboro
2.
Bristol
City
5,
Millwall
0.
CheUea
0,
WolTerbampton
2.
Clapton
2,
Tottenham
3.
Grimsby
1.
Preston
Northend
0.
NpM
Fort
2,
Pertwle
2.
Stake
City
&,
Rmdiag
0.
Swansea
3.
Oldham
2.
Watt
Brofflwieh
2,
Hall
City
0.
Scottish
League,
Division
1
Atadriss
8,
Ratth
Raws
1.
Ayr
United
1.
Partick
3.
Celtic
2,
Aberdeen
2.
..
.
ith
L
St.
jJafautei
2
1
4
12
2
I
Basketball
continues
to
be
t
played
with
considerable
interest
'and
success
at
Terrace.
The
exhibition
basketball
games
last
'Friday
night,
despite
unfavorable
..
n
....
..I
AnM
J.f
114
I,
1
AKC
r
,und
The
World
W'ith
Sport
Fans
IB
lb
Iiumi
What
is
bsiag
referred
to
as
"th
bootleg
feotbair
is
seriotisly
encaaiK
the
stteatioa
df
the
l-i-
Leagw
makars
4
the
United
States
tL.i
a.
Briefly,
it
is
charred
toa.1
mm.
fttuop
were
was
a
m
league
jeaoersnip
wicn
a
oe-
or
less
wholesale
nrodnetkm
of
i'
cisive
44
to
18
win
over
the
footmmils
saeeiall
mth.
vccoira
puce
wun
a
is
ra
ii
vic
tory
over
the
Navy
in
a
slow
scoring
game.
Individual
scoring
was
as
provide
handles
for
the
an
laiiiinn
advaatofe.
of
coarse,
in
a
game
jaaene
the
forward
pass
Plays
aacB
a
paamiaant
part
as
it
does
is
Uattad
States
f-ithaJL
Bis
Four
vs.
Eagle
An
iopal
is
4at
Big
Faor-Kddie
Smith.
It;
f
ootU.
W
Jat
Ernie
Ratchford.
10;
B.
Gwyer.
Moa
i9tM
to
P"-
,8:
Doug
Stalker.
12:
R.
IMaaa:
!t
A
.
M
liftr
pounds.
(E.
Katsuyama.
2:
total.
44.
I
Eagles
Bronson
Hunt.
4;
E.
Pierce.
4;
Billy
Murray;
W.
ionason.
It;
Eddie
Smith:
total.
Bonees
2.
mJifemUne
1.
Dombartoa
1,
LeJth
4.
Bast
Fife
1.
King's
Park
2.
East
Stiriing
3,
Arbroath
0.
Forfar
4.
Queen
of
South
4.
Morton
3.
Albion
Rovers
1.
St
Bernards-Bathgate
not
play
.
ed.
Stenhousemuir
1,
Dundee
4.
Nary
vs.
Bankers
Naval
Reserve
George
B.
Bagshaw;
.
.
T.
.
.
m
.
A.
A
I
.
SP.
.
MM,
1-
r
Lcasue-
Slanfinr
Big
Four
4'
Hhjh
School
i
3
Bankers
4
B.
C.
N.
V.
R.
....
3
Eks
4
A.
N-
R.
2
Junior
High
School
8
Canadian
Jape
a
ma
..
3
ieaaterp
name.
Bales
in
effe
r
.
;
j
Sport
Chat
during
129
will
nesvide
that
the
referees-
be
equipped
wjth
a
IlmmX
m
ffaSTLS
Entsis
A
oiTTlsismi
fft
hasVAex.
sure
the
ball
in
length
and
width
in
much
the
same
manner
as
a
-
foot
js
measured
for
a
shoe.
This
will
avoid
the
introduction
of
bells
of
unusual
shape.
The
new
I
code
also
provides
that
the
fcaiw
-he
inflated
not
leas
than
tbirteae
or
mora
than
fifteen
pounds.
Lorae
Chabot,
gaaueefier
of
the
Maple
Leafs,
declares
that
the
Auditorium
tn
uuawa
is
tne
Hardest
ring
in
the
N.H.L.
for
the
net
custodians.
Smoking,
is
per-
ooler
weather
of
late
has
en-
mrtte,Jr
and
by
the
time
the
third
abled
the
Smithers
curlintr
adepts
P101
comw
arouDd-
at"
their
rooffher
H
ewuv
th
i
t.;
renew
contasti.
Out-
Standing
in
the
list
of
several
of
m
to
th
'Pu
espKmHy
the
the
shot
is
from
outside
games
remaining
snplayed
w..
th
final
in
th.
rn.i.tmn
the
defense.
Msdison
Sqaare
mri.
r
wAnt
k-...;-i
uaraens
ana
tne
Boston
Arena
which
series
the
rinks
skipped
a,so
Prmlt
but
both
by
J.
A.
Macdonald
and
J
G
,re
nulnPd
Viiih
wntilnting
1
,,n"
hat
keep
th
air
c,ear
"f1
Stephens
had
fought
to
the
finals.
attracted
free
of
""'
haI
crated
by
4he
:The
game
a
groat
deal
of
interest
from
spectators
and
wnoker
resulted
in
a
win
for
the
Stephens
rink
with
a
score
of
16-8.
GOVERNOR
IS
TO
VISIT
B.
C.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
3525
'VETSLEADING
TESTMATCH
!
IN
BILLIARDS
WAS
WON
BY
11S9
to
lOW
Were
Beaten
sVNutotai
qoa
for
Two
uames;
Ay
a
k
fi-
--
"
Larger
nhanPrinccKupert
-Seniors,
te
KhicJi
texDldirf
won
by
r
nfit
m
'ki
--M.M
.
-
-----
-
.
-
AUSTRALIANS
rQar
llfsiery
of
Serif?
f
Five
Games
Secured
by
five
Wickets
over
the
Grotto,
Canadian
Legum
MIttUL&
AuUa"-
.Marrn
mt
l
.
1
f
1
a
j
l
4
T
X
1
.
.....
.
.
.
...
1
a
r
k
.
L.
Kmv
f
essn
'
iAirvrt
ruuiran
j
o
or
nmnr
imrvno
cMnnn
imrrui
nv
i
n
ha
tsenit
til&
imhammii
rtv
im
iv.
-
juusmv
iiic
iiwwa
w
fJoeafc
with
a
scoof
34o
27
Jlort
Simpson
Y.
P.
.
A.
nr
-division
biWrd
!,
w
f
f.orm
fTPwhaTwiamnWtaf
nr3rn
B
C
with
a
the
Grand
Terminal,
while
he
U-
Hwr.K
of
the
first
i38n
;Wt8&
tJ
r'0""
The
tw
game
of
a
tt
ITJlpiTJn
ther&L
TB
Xt,
A.
won
the
first
tournament
tu
played
last
night.
:
Mm
ft
the
series,
the
nW'OTT'ursttVnfgmliy
a'
SCOre
of
40
to
80,
the
aggre-
A.
A.
Emu
winning
the
onlv
Jtaer
fossr
bavin
;
oe
won
by
the
gate
for
the
series
thus
being
67
to
64.
"
t
the
Canto
when
he
de-
.
At
the
lose
of
play
the
fetd
F.
G.
Pyle
o
u
l
hd
flve
wkku
to
Last
night's
game
wa
keenly
contested
an
affair
a?
Je
:VfJ25
was
uiat
on
Thursday.
The
locals
were
able
to
pull
there-
fhL2b?J3T
"
"
baner
uuPi
in
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
EnglUh
League,
Djvuion
1
Arsenal
?.
Cariff
1.
Birmingham
9.
Liverpool
0
mIvs
together
and
had
a
snail
-ph
paste
between
Charles
Bap-
th
MCOBd
ininr
yesterday
when
UmmI
UmxivlMNit
the
match.
Half
tie
c4
storage,
aad
S.
D.
Mac-
Poor
wicl
ivorl
the
home
time
score
was
13
to
12.
The
c
n:aV
Grotto,
m
thi
week
s
f
rt
bowiera,
enabling
them
to
dismiss
crowd
of
fans
in
kttendance
was
division
fixture
still
remains
oat-
,h
usitprs
with
only
257
runs.
not
as
large
as
might
have
been
funding.
expected.
.
.
.
individual
scoring
was
as
fol-
Bladfborn
,
Sheffield
Uaitod
lown:
'
Prince
Rupert
Bill
Lambie,
Boltp
1.
Mahchflster
1.,
V
1
10:
Dido
Curich.
10
i
Poli
How-Derby
I.
Aston
Vflla,
R
jud.
it:
Vic
Menzie:
Bill
Everton
2,
Burnley.
TfitcheH.
2;
total.
S4.
Hnd4arafmlrt
t,
.liewesa.:
1.
i.
Port
SiaafMoa
Y.
P.
E.
A
B.
Manchester
City.
4.
Weatbam
2.
Saokey.
S;
A.
Wesley,
12;
P.
PortaSKMrth
0,
Leads
Uhited
2.
Brentaen.
2;
Herb
Bryant;
Billy
The
Wednesday
1,
Leicester
0.
Johnson;
indy
Tat;
toUl,
27.
SuadarUod
fi
Bpnp.
4f
UTwo
Tntermediate
-'J.-,
TUf
.
V
IfWanso
filled
out
the
evening-.
yridW
The
scores
for
the
fames
were
:
England.
519
i
257.
Australia.
49
ai
d
27
for
five
wickets.
SCOTLAND
BEAT
!
ENGLAND
RUGBY
EDINBURGH
Scotland-
defeate
d
ternatieaal
rug:
to
6.
Eagles
while
Bankers
went
into
hu
so
ehaped
as
to
practically
!
fLSH
PRICES
ARE
March
16.
England
in
inhere
today
12
HOLDING
UP
WELL
American
Halibut
Paid
Up
1?4
and
jBc
and
Canadian
He
and
6c
American
to
Ahntan,
21.000
pounds,
Paefffe
16c
and
6e.
Daily.
20,000
poandt.
Royal
Fish
CO..
15c
and
6c.
Utnjm.
18.00B
pojUMfe,
Canad-
iaa
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
K
tnd
6c.
i
HaUtmt
bids
were
holding
upi
well
at
the
local
Fish
Exchange!
than4
three
times
the,
this
morning
when
a
total
of!
usual
inflation.
A
kicker
would
,
poaaals
was
sold.
Nine
be
awe
to
get
less-thaa
half
his
American
vessels
received
from
castonsasy
distance,
with
such
a
U.fe
aad
Ac
u
16.Qc
and
ec
for
rck-lflte
ball.
Thus
a
team
weak
U&J00
noands
while
14c
and
6c
Sentinel,
18.800
pounds.
Booth,
Ptories,
lie
aad
6c.
IfwH.
7p0
pounds
I'4iUc
FijthaHm,
l;.e
and
6c,
ShattD.
8A00
ponmlt,
Aln
Fisherlaa,
16c
aad
6c
Teddy
J.,
8,000
posnds,
Atlin
Fisheries,
15.9c
and
6c.
RetlaDee.
500
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries,
16.3c
and
6c
Pierre,
4.000
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries.
16.5c
and
6c
i
Canadjan
IMphfh
II,
Mjm
pounds,
asjl
AUj.
2.000
pounds
CflnoD
Fish
&
toW
Storage
Co.,
t4e
and
6c
Bolinder.
t.m
poaada,
loyal
Fih
Co..
14.1c
and
6c
Royal
ill.
200
ppaildt,
AtU
nsheriea,
I4.lc
aad
6c.
RAILWAY
ACCIDENT
IN
JAPAN
TODAY
LONDON.
March
16.
An
Ex
change
Teleurjph
Company
dis-
OTTAWA,
March
16
.
-The
.
"P'
frW
5hlpone-
Wil-k
dera,'?d-
r
weather,
were
well
attended.
The
governer-generai
orernar-geBeral
and
and
Lady
Udy
high
school
girls
turned
a
defeat
lingdon
are
leaving
next
Thursday
.
i.
i
.
l
i
.
i
.
-
.
.
...
T
ura
n
io
a
victory
Dy
xor
a
xrip
to
tne
weat
coast
wnun
good
work
in
the
second
half
wjl)
extend
to
early
May.
They
against
the
city
team.
The
arrive
in
Vancouver
April
3
and
'score
was
24
tp
8.
Then
followed
Vletpria
April
ft.
The
party
plans
cTlimUii
tout
Uvtiw
iof
Pract-ce
w.ith
tn
result
that
ing
to
Vancouver
on
Acrl)
15,
a.
Jr.,
yanetiaer
ITtLStymiur
UU'
school
boys
ran
up
a
wore
of
starting
homeward
on
April
25.
291i;9hfrttyttennikipwnh--
'0Uto
tbc-Baahr
10.
:A'dance
lol
f
r
r
;
Itfsrwl
the
games.
SaUloc
From
r
FREIGHTER
ASHORE
LOST
LIVES
IN
AT
PENDER
ISLAND
FLOODS
IN
U.
Si
"
'
-38.
VANCOUVER,
V,.
Marh
l
ATLANTA,
March
JC
Thlr-
United
States
Stwl
freighter
lean
Persons
were
known
dead
to-
IA.
U
Kent,
waa
reported
aabose
day
from
floods
in
thejrillagea
and
on
Pender
Island.
The
steamer
ldapds
in
the
sputh,
while
relief
Salvage
Queen
left
Virtoria
this
agencies
estimated
that
many!
morning
for
the
scene.
ethers
lost
their
lives.
'
patco
from
Tokk)
today
said
that.
1
there
were
a
number
of
casualties?
I
-
1.
nr.
i
.
it
1
i
uen
me
iokio
express
on
ine
mmwsBurpsp.
i
we
were
jail
ed
and
U
injurjd.
WEATHER
REPORT
.the
Bush
team
and
high
school
f
start
sea
cruise
upthewaatj
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
calm.
bqys.
The
former
team
was
out
st
of
Vancouver
Island
raturp-'
Temperature.
Terrace
Cloudy,
ealm,
88.
Rosewood
CJoudy,
ealm,
38.
Afyanlsh
Cloudy,
calm,
3o.
Alice
Arnv--5lar,
calm,
37.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
3C.
lort
Slmnson-nGloutlr,
calm.
Haysport
Cloudy,
light
wind,
Hazelton
Cloudy,
calm,
4,
withers
Cloudy,
ealiji,
t.
Murne
Lake
Clear,'
ealm.
2.
Vanderhoof
Clear,
cajm,
?0.
'
For
a
sure
sale,
try
the
Daily
News
classifitJ
aectlon.
Challengers
Meet
Essex
i.tsiaaijie
the
Challenger
"Keg"
Noble,
the
big
defense
man
of
the
Detroit
Cougars,
who
is
idolized
by
Detroit
fans,
not
only
for
his
superb
playing,
but
for
his
splendid
sportsmanship,
is
seen
here
with
his
new
fSseex,
the
Challenger.
At
the
wbjoel
of
tt.e
car
is
Miss
Joan
Noble,
who
seeoa
to
be
as
ardent
a
motorist
as'she
Is
a
ho
fan.
"Bddie"
Goodffllow
$taikOah
his
foot
on
the
fender.
Ha
is
the
leading
scorer
in
tile
Canadian
Professional
Hockey
Le.tgae
aad
wQl
probably
show
M
stuff
in
the
ig
leagues
next
year.
Both
men
wm
appear
in
the
hockey
play-offs.
.
.
It
has
been
said
that
the
Canadian
hockey
pUrs
who
went
to
the
states
to
show
how
hockey
is
played,
have
d(ie
much
to
foster
gtmd-will
between
the
two
countries
.
They
play
the
game
for
aH
they
ara
worth,
harder,
in
fact,
than
many
amateurs.
When
penalties
we
inflicted
there
is
no
arguing
with
the
officials,
tampers
ara
adeem
lost,
and
the
game
is
on
a
higher
plane
than
any
other
precessions
I
sport
in
the
United
States.
AMPHITHEATRE
FOR
INDOOR
SPORTS
TOLL
OPEN
THIS
MONTH
CHICAGO,
March
15:
patrW
in
the
kicJung
deparUwat
woaid
and
14.
lc
aad
6c
was
paid
four
"Paddy"
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CHEVROLET
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FISHER
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single
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car
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Chevrolet
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pr
offered
it
at
such
sensationally
low
price.
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"Six
in
the
Price
Range
ot
the
Four''
is
an
outstanding
example
of
the
result
of
united
effort.
Chevrolet
and
General
Motors'
engineers
worked
together
to
design
and
build
the
smooth,
powerful,
six-cylinder
engine.
Fisher
Body
artists
and
craftsmen
gave
of
their
skill
and
knowledge
Co
the
creation
of
Chevrolet's
strikingly
beautiful
and
luxurious
bodies;
The
great
General
Motors
International
Proving
Ground
was
thrown
open
for
the
million
miles
of
testing
of
the
Outstanding
Chevrolet.
The
vast
resources
of
.Chevrolet,
Fisher
Body
and
General
Motors,
were
brought
to
bear
on
the
problem
of
bringing
sivcylindrr
quality,
performance
apd
presfigg.into
the
field
of
the
low-priced
car.
And
the
result
is
the
Outstanding
Chevrolet
pf
Chevrolet
History
,
a
car
of
remarkable
attainments
and
.distinction
.
a
Six,
in
the
price
range
of
the
four.
You
do
not
know
car,
value
until
you
have
Inspected,
this
Jamaiing
'
'
Chevrolet.
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a
Six
in
the
price
range
of
the
four
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