a
N
the
road,
am
I
not?1
'
MAV
rrwvllt-Ir
"fVrtalnl
.......
M-J
'
as
to
which
half
you
prefer."
PORT
ARTHUR
TO
MEET
TRAIL
IN
ALLAN
CUP
HOCKEY
WINNIPEG,
March
20:
In
the
Allan
Cup
hockey
Dtav-downs
Port
Arthur
de-
feated
Regina
'
last
night
Port
Arthur
is
now
qualified
:'
to
meet
Trail,
B.C.
in
the
'
western
finals,
and
the
win-
ners
will
play
Toronto
Var-
aity
team.
J
,
r?
rr'PLMOFFSIN
HOCKEY
LEAGUE
VANCOUVER,
March
20.
The
playoff
games
for
the
Coa4
Hoc-'sen,
key
League
open
vn
in
in
Portland-
zuruaiiu
on
uu
1
Mrs
jirs.
ews
and
Views
in
The
World
of
S.
.
G.
u.
uiwrei
1
fine
sead
rtune
tf
uke
&bnre
f
JMarc27.
JnUiete
cour.
(nnc
are
re
tcntJCTheifl,.
tHr'yearnfe
year
are
March
25
with
at
Seattle
on
total
goals
winner
will
play
ancouver
a
three
out
of
five
st'rie
commen-
Mhe
inA'aacouvW
1lTSrc29.
'
MOOSE
LADIES
ARE
CHAMPIONS
I
the
Stewart
club'a
hall.
The
Win
Ladies'
Section
of
Vhlst
challenge
came
from
the
Hyder
league
and
Will
Play
Grotto,
Athetic
Club
and
was
answered
Men
Winner
for
City
Title
by
tbe
defe,t
of
theae
BVOrtnMn
.
.,
T"
,
,
,
'With
a
score
of
16
points
to
6.
Moose
Ladles,
by
winning
last.
The
wg
one
of
intene
"j:
t
uu
-
n
o
tT.
champshi;
of
the
ladled
mln
throughout,
m
the
meeting
one
bf
the
section
of
the
Braternal
Whist
mo,t
rtc;eMful
of
th
Leagae
and
wfljavoffjon
a
dke
8asn-to
be?
fixed
wltffolti,
wftas
1
'
of
the
men'a
section,
for
the
Dyb-
Eight
U.
S.
players
and
Jean
havn
cup,
emblematic
oi
city
Boratra
of
France
have
been
sel-ohampionsMp,
the
Newton
cup
ected
in
the
draw
for
the
national
going
to
the
lpe,ra
inthis
pot-,
indoor
tennis
championship,
season
playoff
.
Francis
T.
Hunter
of
New
Roch-
In
lb
second
game
last
eve-
die,
N.Y..
veteran
Davis
Cup
Ring,
Oraage
Ladles
won
6
t
3
player,
hax
been
placed
at
the
over
St.
(targe's
Ladies,
but
this
did
not
affeet
the
general
ataadi
ing
of
teama.
which
is
as
follows:
W
L
P
M(k
8
4
8
C.
N.
R
6
6
Orange
G
6
St.
George's
4
8
4
-
1
1
a
v.
a
.uemorr,
u4
i
(
K
w
falmadge.
Hunter
starta
teams
are:
..,.
with
Lieut.
R.
M.
Watt
as
his
op-Moose
Ladles
Mrs.
Jack
Ratch-L.f
...
ford,
capUin.
Mrs.
.CroAr,,
f?"'?J
Mrs.
A.
Wick,
Mrs.
0,
Stegavig.
i
B
Mrs.
P.
Wlngham
and
Mrs.
H.
j
Skattebol.
Max
Schmeling.
the
"German
Grotto
Men
Aid.
G.
W.
Rud-
Dempeey
has
petitioned
the
Ger-
derham,
captain,
Harvey
Fraser.jman
Boxing
association
to
cancel
Jack
Cobb,
Gunner
Anderson,
George
Howe
and
Alex
McRae.
BADMINTON
TOURNEY
i(
BY
CATHEDRAL
CLU?
City
Open
Compeiitjon
Now
Progress
and
Finals
Sche
duled
for
Monday
Next
A
city
open
badminton
tournament,
events
being
men's,
ladles'
nnd
mixed
doubles,
is
now
In
progress
under
the
auspices
of
St.
Andrew
Cathedral
Badminton
Club.
A
few
games
have
already
been
playi'd
and
the
finals
are
scheduled
for
next
Monday
nlglit.
mam
hf
mm,
i-rf.H
.
--
.
London
Opin-.o
of
Sport
Chat
Devotees
of
tennis
at
Stewart
Panning
on
getting
the
sea-
on
started
early
this
year
and.
at
tne
annual
meeting
last
week.
empowered
the
executive
to
pro
ceed
at
once
with
the
maWag
of
necessary
repairs
and
improvements
to
the
courts
including
the
erection
of
a
volleying
court
The
club
is
to
be
incorporated
ander
the
Societies'
Act
in
order
that
it
may
hold
title
to
its
ground
end
a
committee
consisting
of
R.
T.
Crosby,
J.
P.
Scarlett
and
harry
Zeffert
was
appointed
to
proceed
witn
tne
necessary
ar
rangements,
R.
W.
Kennedy,
lawyer,
giving
his
services
free
of
charge.
A
ladies'
committee
consisting
-of
Mr
Levis
Behir-"
Mrs.
R.
W.
Kennedy
and
Lawrence
was
named
ers
of
tn
cub
as
ioiiowb:
president.
H.
D.
Rochfort;
vlce-
siden
CroiAy
;
wettat
surer.
v
J
es
Mofyice;
ex
Miss
tfkllor.
W.
T
!S5"
and
R,
V.
Kenlrdy
The
first
game
in
an
international
series
was
contested
between
Stewart,
B.C.
and
Hyder,
Alaska
basketbaliers
recently
in
t,v,ty
nd
hrd
P'y.
b"t
Jf001
!
head
of
the
list,
followed
by
Wll-
uam
Aydelotte,
last
year's
win
-
i
ner.
and
Julius
Seligson.
Lehigh
r
,
wRn
r.rJin
.
r
t
J.
Gilbert
Hall
of
Orange,
N.J.,
Canadian
titleholder,
is
in
fourth
'
place.
The
defending
champion1
j
will
open
the
tournament
againat
I
,
his
contract
with
his
manager,
Arthur
Buelow.
The
young
heavy-
ftfjrhtnmfa
he
'Would
present
Iilal
reasons
for
asking
the
cancella-1
tion
yithin
a
few
days
in
writing.
Schmeling
left
the
United
States!
recently
with
the
express
pur
pose
or
ridding
himself
of
the
lniCOntract
by
which
he
was
bound
to
Buelow.
His
first
American
invasion
was
piloted
by
Joe
Jacobs,
American
fight
manager
who
is
now
with
him.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
league.
Division
1
Bury
ft,
Birmingham
1.
'
Bournemouth.
2,
Northunpton
0
3
Oose
Foagfo
Games
TORONTO,
March
20.
The
Bruins
obtained
a
jump
on
the
Canadians
by
smashing
out
a
one
to
nil
victory
last
night
in
the
first
game
of
the
Stanley
cup
playoffs.
The
teams
appeared
equally
matched
and
displayed
almost
the
same
aeeressiveness.
Boston
was
able
to
take
advantage
of
the
only
break
of
i
Alter
eight
minutes
weiianu,
tne
uruin
sunsiuuie,
rusneu
'
with
Lionel
Hitchman.
The
latter
carried
and
from
the
j
inside
the
Cftnadiens'
defence
snapped.
Weiland
made
a
perfect
pass
which
the
latter
7
-
-
rammed
iflto
the
corner
of
the
net.
with
Detroit
t
l.
feat
the
t
ou-
The
Oanndiens
scored
in
the
sec-
ond
period
but.
were
"
"e
The
W3S
played
inBOSton.
X'
J1,.
,,.,
Ijam.
the
'Americans
and
Rangers,
at
New
York
battled
through
60
minutes
hard
hockey
to
a
scoreless
tie.
No
overtime1
was
played.
Toronto
played
great
hockey
AN
OUTSIDER
WAS
WINER
LINCOLNSHIRE
Mrs.
Foster's
Elion
Romped
In
First
With
Rig
Money
in
Mile
Race
LLVCOLN,
England,
tarch
20-Elton
by
Essex
Fort
out
;
of
Twin
Cat.
owned
by
Mrs.
R.
W.
Foster,
romped
in
first
in
the
Lincolnshire
handicap
over
a-
mile
couree
today
.
The
second
hojsewas
W.
"
Barnett's
AthTord.
while
Lord
Beaverbrook's
Miscou
came
third
in
a
field
of
35.
The
winner
was
a
rank
outsider,
the
betting
being
100
to
1
against
Elton,
33
to
1
against
Athford
and
100
to
8
against
Hscg
I
BROWN
HEADS
CRIB
SCORERS
Individual
Records
for
Past
Season
Are
Announced
exchange
this
morning.
Nine
Prince
Rupert
CrRAage
League
,
American
vetaeJs
received
lCle
final
Individual
scores
for
the,and
7c
17
lc
am,
7c
f0r
108.
esen
1W8-1M0
were
as
follows:
j
m
whlIe
four
Canadian
Thto
list
includes
all
flyers'
Wu
we
,,5
15c
aDd
and
1,.
11
J.lc
d
tor
UW
pounds.
V.
lit-'
""l
A.
IU
tosh.
C.N.
Operating
113
lihI!1'
UWBftW
A.
AM
IcKwan,
Cold
Storage
109
S.
Hv.t
earce,
New
Empress
108
b.
m
P.
R.
Hotl
107
F.
E.
Wermig,
C.
N.
Oper
10G
J.
Waott,
P.
R.
Hotel
....
106
II.
SkQtebol
C.
N.
Operattng
104
Rimce,
Canadian
Legion.
,
jW
)
Clark,
P.
R.
Hotel
J-
Uakles.
Canadian
Legion
if-
S'
-
J-
J'011
"
i
Hill.
C.
N.
Operating
10X
p.ij
Cl.u
..
100
1AA1
iR.
Anderson,
Cold
Storage
P.
Rothwell,
Orange
Lodge
.
.
99
I
IT.
Rausay,
Eagles
99
j.
Andrews,
Grotto
99
jN.
Hughes,
C.
N.
Mechanics
9S
A.
Harvey,
P.
R.
Hotel'
98
H.
Letourneau,
K.
of
C
97
N.
Smith.
Orange
Lodge
97
A
.
Fffljch,
New
Empress
.
.
.
T.
MpJ.
Fortune.
K.
Of
C.
V.
Holriton,
Orange
Lodge
..
q4
A.
Klfg,
C.
N.
Operating
R.
Arney,
Moose
90,14,1C
ana
'c
D.
Kennedy,
Cold
Storage
SO
!
L.
Astoria,
K.
of
C.
69
A-
Rogers,
C.
N.
Mech.
83
VV.
Davlea,
Omadlan
Legion
88
F.
Aldridge,
Orange
Lodge
H.
Astoria,
K.
of
C
H.
T-
J.
Rose,
C.
N.
Mech.
S.
Moran,
New
Empress
f
.
.
.
86
R.
VMeriek,
Eagles
85
!M.
Murray,
Native
Sons
85!
W.
Bailey,
Orange
Lodge
...
85,
A.
Astoria,
K.
of
C
85
1
F.
Rlffou.
K.
of
C
841
W,
Ueid,
Emgles
83!
3.
Wynne,
Orange
Lodge
83
j
J.
Lawrenson,
Canadian
L.
83
F.
Barber.
C.
N.
Mechanics
82
G
.
Royer.
Moose
82
,
81
hum,
Menhanlw
80
the
game
in
the
first
period.
-
ars
three
to
n--.
They
bested
j,'etroit
through"!...
v.hree
periods
and
only
the
lone
,
f
fort
by
George
Hay.
Cougar
winman,
went
for
the
Detroit
goal
in
the
third.
period.
Andy
Blair,
tall
left
een-
tre
slipped
through
two
goals
in
the
first
period
and
one
two
min-
teS
before
the
end
of
the
game.
;
ce
Hailey,
the
league
leading
scorer,
'gave
Blair
ad
assist
in
the
first.
Art
Smith
scored
the
other
Toronto
goal
in
the
first
w
penoa
on
a
pass
irom
uanny
ox.
1
""h
15
The
felfowing
were
the
scores
Taronto
S,
Detroit
1
.
N.
V.
Americans
0,
N.
Y
Rangers
0.
Canadiens
0.
Boston
1
.
ICUBS
BEATEN
IN
LAST
GAME1"
tr
uinrnn..
.
L
n
.
Sttie
EMmm
defeat
the
Vic-
aCub.
her.
last
night
four
to
three
in
an
overtime
struggle.
It
was
the
Cubs
last
game
of
the
sea
,pn.
l
HALIBUT
BIDS
ADCCTHI
IIP
niVLi
ULIUU
Ul
American
Fish
Receives
As
High
As
17.1c
And
7c
And
Can-
adian
15.1c
And
6c
A
total
of
128,800
pounds
of
halibut
was
sold
at
the
local
fish
iMmit
Ik.
i,
i.
1.."
.TV
I
W.
first
call
at
this
port.
She
awhi
aklMu
u-
n
sf
wnux-u
SSIIV4
imiSC4
W
V
jn
f
t.
John,
Peterson,
formerly
of
the
local
boat
Edward
Lip4t.
T
1
,
r
""t'
"
arivaia
ana
iwnsf
were
as
ioiiows:
1
American
Royal.
7.060
potrnds;
Roatd
Amundsen,
8.600
pounds,
and
Norma
Jane,
pounds,
AtllR
Fisheries.
17c
and
7c.
Al.ntian.
2J.00fl
r
'
!FIhriM,
16.1c
and
7c
Portlock.
20,000
pounds,
Pac
ific
Fisheries,
16.2c
and
7c.
Sumner,
lg.OOO
pounds,
Royal
Flh
Co.,
16.2e
and
Te.
Tatoosh,
12,000
pounds,
and
Arrow,
11,000
pounds,
Canadian
Oft,1""
niic
10.0c
Mini
7c.
Rose
Marie,
5,000
pounds,
Can-gjjjadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co
a
t
m
Canadian
Edward
Llpsett,
6,000
pounds,
and
Margalfco,
4.000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storaeo
'Co.,
16c
and
fle.
D.
S.
T.,
IftBOO
pounds,
Royal
Fish
Co,
15.1c
and
Gc.
Tramp,
2,500
pounds,
Atlin
Fisheries,
15.1c
and
Gc.
IIORNE
PAYNE'S
WILL
LONDON.
March
20:
Several
bequests
to
English
charities
were
contained.
In
the
will
of
E.
W.
Home
Payne,
formerly
of
the
British
Columbia
Electric
Rall-
ways.
Thu
estate
amounted
to,
$700,000.
,
Sport
CROCODILES
HAVE
STARTED
TO
FLY
AND
IN
A
PHOH
BIT10N
COUNTRY
Stanley
Cup
I
Th:s
uiv
true,
-fur
the
hoire
li'.i
dlo
apen'mens
he
plne
nniTHPnTr
1
rpinil
CONSERVATION
SALMONSUPPLY
Parse
Seines
to
He
Regulated
in
27
Separate
Areas
of
British
.
Columbia
-
.....
.
.
VANCOUVER,
Mareh
40.
As
a
art
to
facihtate
the
Bomena-
m
of
British
Column.
salmon
'supply
the
Dominion
flitieriel
tie-'
partment
will
divide
tfee
coast
fow
tw
ne
MmK
,
e4eh
-
,
swJlWe
wfth
.elation
,
neetfs.
Major
Motherwell
an-
ItMHIttfMl
todV.
He
said
that
3&ft
purse
leines
wMI
be
permitted
this
twit
as
-
.vjlL
AT
1
.
.t
.amr
vi
vvaMoiiurg
vfiauvi
in
wit:
restricted
areas
instead
of
involving
the
closure
of
one
of
the
ttree
Infge'
divisions
ol
tke
prov
ince
in
the
event
of
excosaive
I
seining
in
a
relaWvely
small
sec-
tion.
SCANDINAVIANS
ARE
ARRIVING
Two
Hundred
Reached
Winnipeg
This
Morning
on
Special
Train
From
East
WINNIPEG.
Maroa
20:--With
206
broad
shouldered
Scandinavians
on
board,
the
first
,
immigrant
special
train
of
the
season
pulled
into
tin
Canadian
National
Railway
station
this
morning.
Two
aihora
are
on
the
way.
In
addition
to
the
Norwegians,
Swedos
a
ltd
Danes,
there
are
22
British
immigrants,
including
four
families
and
a
number
of
Poles,
Russians
and
Finns,
bringing
the
total
up
to
369.
Three
Norwegian
couples
were
also
on
the
train
but
the
majority
sf
the
newcomers
were
single
men.
They
were
passengers
on
the
I
Stavangerfjord
and
the
Lancas-
tria.
Two
more
specials
tomorrow
morning
will
bring
the
total
of
Immigrants
for
two
days
up
to
nearly
one
thousand.
The
steamer
Regina
will
provide
230
and
the
Frederick
VIII.
and
the
Brot-tningholm
344,
the
bulk
will
be
Scandinavian.
On
one
train
there
will
bo
2G7
but
there
is
a
large
number
of
British.
The
Canadian
National
Coloni
zation
Department
has
place
for
all
of
the
arrivals.
W.
C.
Fraser,
ajrent
tbr
the
White
Pass
nnd
Yukon
Railway
&
Navigation
Co.
at
Carcross,
was
a
passenger
aboard
the
Princess
Mary
today
returning
north
lifter
having
spent
a
vaca-
tion
visiting
at
Vancouver
and
jejVfherOv
In
ihcomh.
Senitncle
Indian
scouts
now
go
for
the
aquariums
which,
when
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
The
following
quotatlont
were
ihl
and
a
iked
:
Bay
view,
4',
Nil.
Big
Missouri,
1.66.
l.0.
"
CbA"
Province,
IT,
1TV.
Cottws
elt;
7.
76.
s
DnwelUvvftB.
'
.
Duthie
Mlneiy
NM,
4g.
;r-George
Copper,
6.00,
M.
Georgia
River.
40V,
41.
Golcenda.
1)10.
U2.
,
;:
Grandview,
66,
66,
Independence.
8,
9.
Intern.
Coal
4
Coke,
t&,
SO;
'
Kootenay
Floreni,
Nil,
17w
.
Kootenay
Ktaff,
46,
47,.
l)f
L.
&
Lw.
4.
NIL
Marmot
River
Gold.
Nil.
7.
Marmot
Maia.
A
G.
,
1
Nat.
SI).
G.
A,
18.
19.
Noble
Vive,
70t,
71.
Oregon
Copper,
70,
71.
Peml
Oreille,
11.46,
11.60.
Premier,
1.88,
1.90.
Porter-Idaho,
66,
67.
Reeves
MacdonahL
3.56,
3.00.
Rufus-Argenta,
81,
83.
Ruth-Hope.
484,
49
Vs.
Silver
Crest.
Nit.
8'
j.
Silverado
Cons.,
Nil,
96.
Snowflake,
24,
NR.
Sunloch,
2.90,
Nil.
Terminus,
8,
10.
Topley
Richfield.
88,
Nil.
Toric
Mines
,1.80,
NH.
.
Wellington,
18,
19.
Whitewater,
1.G0,
1.0.
Woodbine,
6',
6.
Oils
Advance
Oil,
A
8.K.
8.60.
A.
P.
Consolidated,
3.00,
3.06.
Calntont
Oils
Ltd.,
4.00,
4.10.
Dafhouaie
Oil.
6.38,
6.96.
Devenish
Pet.
Ltd..
1.88,
1.90.
Fabyon
Pete,
1R,
16.
Home
Oil,
2040.
21.00.
Mayland
Oil,
10.26,
11.00.
McLcod,
Nil,
G.40.
Hargal,
Nil,
1.60.
United,
10.00,
10.26.
Turner
Valley,
2.00,
28.
Eastern
Slocks
Sherritt-Gordon,
9.10,
Nil.
Noranda,
6G.66,
Nil.
TORONTO
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Close
Howey,
1.26.
Hudson
Bay
Mining,
20.00
Intl.
Nickel,
67.80.
Mandy,
1.35.
Noranda,
8G.00.
Sudbury
Basin,
11.
SO.
Sherritt-Gordon,
9.05.
Teck
HughesrJ).15.
Ventures.
11.25.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
March
2u:The
price
of
wheat
todajvas
$1.2514.
R.
E.
Benson
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
from
a
vacation
trip
to
Vancouver
nnd
Seattle.
It
was
I
his
first
trip
south
in
many
y-curs.
out
in
an
aerojian'
caught,
are
brought
t
M
Local
Items
J.
M.
Hoar,
W.-II
U
via
nmt
mining
man,
an;
tty
on
the
Prince
1
tnornfng
from
Seatti:
by
train
to
tn
-
rviBcc
lUver
Tobaii.i
hn
tkw
city
on
the
I'm
OUa
mrMg
from
Var
U
wtH
of
Inapeitio!)
t
Grotto
Cigar
Store
t
u
Cliff
Warner
cf
Smi'l..
r-.
who
I
has
been
on
a
holioV.
'
arrived
in
the
city
on
'
George
this
morning
:
lo
Ifii
Tntevlor.
Thee
m
a
totai
-f
T1'
'.i-'
wngera
abeard
t
r
1:.
mm:
Princes
Mary
whirh
vm
in
ra"
t
Mon
today
bourn
f-r
5-ir
way.
Oaly
ee
disen
t
..irked
U'-
Mrs.
OIav.
formerly
c'
Pit-sen.
Passengers
sailing
ar
rnki
steamer
Princess
M.ir
("T
north
inclueVd:
(
O
r
ais
n,f
Junwut
Mr.
Iorenwn
a:l
Mr-
ifllatta,
for
Ketchikan
Wd
Mrs.
A.
Magnus-!;
ana
u
Mftgnetson,
fer
Whiten
rse
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Central
Danae.
Pa
rente
awl
"
'j1'
Prlft.
Georre
;
Ki
quette
and
H.
Levinc.
S.i.
t
C.
Livingston,
T
r.
m.
'
Bourguei,
Blllmor
Mil)
.
puis,
Haysport;
U.
W
M
ti
and
C.
KaroUdd,
n(
Prince
Rupert
Charles
Ilollister,
Any.s.
A;
L
Gray.
Victoria:
H.
B.
ien.
WlnnfoMt;
0.
C.
Livin,-'
'
onto
C.
II.
Scott
ami
1
Wnson,
Vancouver;
A
tt"lf
;
N.
114
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
i
l
mry,
Oceanic.
Savoy
.
Mrs.
Hanson
and
Mr
M;
son,
6ona
River;
R.
W
!
apd
H.
M.
Wlllson.
T.'i-rac-
M.
Smith,
Tort
Eingt..n.
lJ
BeckDlgby;
J.
Mywtt
a'"'
,n
Johnson,
Wark
Canal.
Hoyal
R.
Wnger.
Alice
Arm.
Awrtw
Volanlchf
Anjx;
M.
Wf
nd
1
Vancouver?
H.
Howanl
Umlcrwoo.1.
C.N.R.;
Mr.
d
Mr,
W.
Weeman,
city.
A
USE
FOUND
AT
LAST
-What
do
you
do
ityour
blades.
Joe
.
worn-out
raior
hi
...
tn
a
svonl-wl"
I
sun
Ultm
P'
i..,
vehn
uses
them
OS
n
petizer.--Boston
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