PAJE
TWO
Sensational
Finish
to
The
Pas
200
Mile
Dog
Derby
Last
Night
St,
Goddard
Winning
hy
3
Min.
THE
PAS,
ever
wit
jfcoMthfiil
nnisl
lint
m
i
U
If
arch
?j
In
ihe
moit
sensational
finish
any
fl&g
derby,
E-ft?k
St
Goddard,
the
the
rfceaRT
This
ndvertievnient
Is
iot
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
aneeai
lyme,
rasi
mem
iinisnea
as
Doe
Derby
Association
er&ssedfche
finishing
line
at
11:09
p.m.,
his
time
for
the
200
miles
being
36
hours
59
minutes.
Art
Brydges,
another
local
entrant,
came
second,
only
three
minutes
behind
St
Goddard.
Completely
exhausted,
both
the
leading
contestants
fell
across
the
finishing
line.
Both
were
so
beaten
by
the
raging
frigid
weather
that
thev
were
unable
to
speak.
While
St
Goddard
won
the
local
derby
each
year
since
1925,
this
is
the
first
win
for
him
over
a
200-mile
route.
GROTTO
LEADS
SCORERS
IN
IN
BILLIARDS
CRIB
LEAGUE
Wan
AW
Four
Game-
Last
Night
Charlie
Brown
at
Ton
of
List
of
Over
Terminal
in
Serond
Individual
Record
DiTMon
Orotto
bid
fJr
reeoop
iUetf
iBvMu.,
M
to
and
In.
in
Use
second
divWoa
bflliard
M
league
as
a
result
of
tae
flaying
,
of
th,.
week,
firture.
Four
of
v
iJ
tho
fHre
games
wen
played
laat
"
,
A
.
"
,
.,.
night
with
Grand
Terminals
and
?
V
Operat
ng
m
the
toaaccoaita
von
then
all.
A-
Melnto
C,
N.
Operating
108
the
inrtmta
team
so
far
heiav
J-
DKr,
Cold
Storage
...
101
809
to
870.
A
fifth
game
between
&
Went.
P.
R.
Hotel
99
W
E.
Williacroft,
Grotte,
and
C
F.
E.
Werraig,
C.
N.
Orat.
97
L.
Yoongnaa,
Grand
Terminal.
J.
Clark,
P.
R.
Hotel
97
is
yet
to
be
played.
A.
A.
McRwen,
Cold
Storage
97
JndhriduaJ
scores
laat
night
J.
Watson.
P.
R.
Hotel
....
96
were
aa
follow:
.
;8.
H.
Fearee,
Mew
Iftmprees
.
.
96
M.
M.
MeLaeblao,
Grotto,
289)
W.
Ranee,
Canadian
Legion
E.
Fenelon,
Grand
Terminals,
V.
Houston.
Oranee
Lodge
JIMMY
M1ARNIN
IS
TO
AGAJjV
FIGHT
DETROIT
CHAMPION
S
NEW
YORK,
March
7.
Roy
D
Miller
ef
Detroit
and
Jimmy
He-
H
Larnin
of
Vancouver
are
r?-
mat.'hH
for
a
10-round
bout
at
Madison
Square
(HM-n
on
March
A
French,
New
Kmpreaa
.
.
.
A.
King,
C.
N.
Operating
R.
Vierick,
Eaglea
L.
Astoria,
K.
of
C
F.
A
Id
ridge.
Orange
Ledge
II
.
Arney,
Moose
F.
A.
Regera,
C.
N.
Mech.
M.
Murray,
Native
Sons
95
F.
Riffou,
K.
of
C
78
A.
Astoria,
K.
of
C
R
T.
J.
Hate.
C.
N.
Meeh.
M.
M.
Lamb,
Canadian
L.
W
.
Bailey.
Orange
Lodge
.
.
.
K.
Barber,
C.
N.
Mechanics
3
.
Wynne,
Orange
Lodge
....
W.
Raid,
Eagles
J.
Ijiwrenson,
Canadian
L.
.
.
LADY
IN
GREEN
HER
EXCELLENCY
.avL.iv
The
re
Club
asv
fciv
a
t.ui
vi
who
l'tg
uJ
hcrrlng-bonlng
a
steep
part
when
a
sharp
call
for
'Track'
made
him
jump
aside
and
n
lady
skier
in
an
olive-green
suit
shot
past
him
like
a
streak
of
llghtriing.
'She
was
followed
by
two
young
men
who
did
not
have
the
same
luck
or
the'
same
skill,
as
they
sat
down
rather
VICTORIA.
March
7.
"The'
hard.
A
little
later
a
tall
and
dis-:R.
C.
government
has
no
inten-1
tinguished
-
looking
gentleman
tion
of
extending
tho
elghWiouri;"
skier's
party.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
Scottish
League,
Division.
1
Rangers
SI,
St.
Johnstone
1.
HeartB
1,
Dundee
1.
NO
EXTENSION
NEWS
Th
lira,)..
r
THE
DAILY
In
The
World
of
Sport
BIG
MUSCLE
AND
BRAWN
MAN
FROM
JAPAN:
TAMANISHIK
lf
--HBp
-
?fiBMaaaaaaaw
B'
iBft
Who
won
the
annual
"h.'.niiii'n.'hip
of
the
irofesional
wrest
lera
in
Tokio,
with
the
Emperor'
Trophy.
Sport
Chat
It
is
to
be
regretted
if
the
SEES
MENACE
CRICKET
GAME
-
,ment
organized
its
own
sports
in
8-HOUR
DAY'
jlUUli
JJill
ILL
FOR
TROPHY!
came
leisurely
along
on
snow,
day
law
to
nil
industries
at
thei
shoes
and
nsked,
'Have
you
seen
present
session,"
Hon.
W.
A.'
im-4,
u
"i
,
,
my
wife.
My
name
U
Willing-
MacKenzie
informed
the
house.
n
to
J'ii
i
'ht
nTv
N,Rht
L?
don.'
Evidently
the
how
was
"Tho
question
of
bringing
the,
r
,
0n5
over.
The
lady
in
the
green
suit
Minimum
Wage
Act
into
feperatlKif
.
Vrriivii.r.
n
i
1
1
1
1
v
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
ti
inn
l
v
1
1
villi
ii
iiim
ii
is
m
Trior
onriroiv
in
t
n
a
nnnna
nr
-
were
her
A.D.G.'s.
It
was
all
so
the
board
of
administration."
delightfully
Informal.
Just
a
i
series
for
the
senior
amateur
championship
of
British
Columbia
.
here
last
night
the
Kx-King
George
A
cf
olci
,enhl-
champions
of
Vancouver
5v
Tf
.V"?
City,
and
the
Trail
Smoke
Enters.
Jfcf.S2'!-
West
Kootenay
tltleholders,
VJ
Vapo
onrwuiA
i
a
a
i
wr
iiiu.'n
mm
w-
-Masha
.
iln,.n,l
.
.
A
41.
I'lu.nu.
a
uue
Hi
uue
lie.
1
The
second
came
will
bo
played
tomorrow
night,
the
total
number
of
goals
to
count.
'
KOMO
PROGRAM
itlona.
5:46
Newa
Fiashea.
i
!
fi
f0
Wrivlav
Bvfew.
a:80
Concert
by
a?t
ra
aa
.
A
t
n
7
:00
Luckr
Strike
UnSice
Hour.
interest
g
:no
Concert
Orchi4traavaTt;
In
th
tf
.rti1rt
mitrVioa
F
1
84
Te.
,Vtt
whleh
,
the
T,'
fV
9:00-Puget
Sound
J.vig.tion
82
t
li'
.
i
...;
:
.
.c,,
'W"ve
IP
"eia
Co.
Program
82
,
",,""""'
oten
to
the
labor
movement
a
82
"
""..""".T.T
.
W
which
bas
hltheHo
been
Ore
heat
ra
wHh
CHIEF
JUSTICE
nETTEK
BASKETBALL
LEAGUE
!
COMKISSIONFRc
rimer.
FORM
WEEK
&:iyfe--
Trursday,
March
7?
;
6:80
Phllco
Haur.
(Eddy
idntll.
STANDINGS
TODAY;
MACKENZIE
Intermedial?
Big
Four
1
1
0
2
ft
'
J
k
Vaa
lu
'
.f
a
w
Ih
MAMA
r
.
.
..
7:00
Hudaon-Eaaex
ChallaH-;
Pred
Cameron,
C
N.
R
atrn.
Merriaoa,
Toe
H.
.,
i
7:30
KGW
Studio
progra-.,J
Scartt.
H.
S.
1
.
u
.
.
r
a
wa
n
tt
sa
122.
D
Smith.
P
R
Hntl
Joe
Beealay
'200.
.
Frank
Wil-
H.
R,
Hill,
C.
N.
'
Opeaing
Opewting
94
94
tually
tually
occura-Evexy
occurs
1.
very
effort.
ellort.snouia
should
tbe
the
reMlt
recMlt
Ust
8t
mat(h,
roattheg
,n
In
Aus.
Aus.
Organ
Organ
Reeital;
Reeital;
nana
laz.
H
.
Letourneaa.
K
Georg
Howe
20
W.
H.
Jar-
J.
Unklea.
Canadian
.
A.
a
-
1
.1
I
I
L
.
1
urairge
rairge
Lodge
Lage
91
31
and
ana
uke
use
should
bbouio
be
oe
shown.
soown.
Bas-
dm-
moBWe-hh
u,,
rnmBB,i
rnmiti
U
i,
u
a
the
k.
lax
tif
n
.1
ma
-v
"
-
Koivweii,
w
m
MM
wi
eswiafw
,
awv,
vw
.1
.
.
7
V
t
lTlas.
IV.
Wl
V
.
31
RriUaUl
llIU
W
IIU
CAVCIirilV
-
-
Bulger
103.
B.
Anderson,
Cold
Storage
96
riro&c&
belelast
fall
and
.a
jL,
opinion
of
JL
H.
D
MacKetuie,
R.C.N.Y
R
wvac
:iffaierfll
K
MsTIC
lPt-
r
s
Ai.t
mfllatrA-
T
C'
W
o
o
tt
5:30
Stock
and
bond
'quota-j
'
tions.
Junior
5:45
Newa
Flashes.
iiyh
&.nooi
2
1
6
:00
Seiberling
TranaconUntn-
Canadian
Japeee
2
1
tal
Broadcast.
;
;;
6
30
Spaniah
OrchMtra
with
.
TT5
'
)"
.
.
'
'
1
'Unlermedlflf
Lengue)
Spanish
soprano.
7:30
Standard
Symphony
hour.
h.
Maedonald,
M.
a
8:
i0
Longinee
Correct
Time.
j.
pferee,
R.
c.
N.
Y.
U.
..
8:30
KHQ,
Spokane
i
Crescent
A
f'roas,
H.
S
'
Old
Time
Band
and
Singer,
e.
Ratchford.
Big
Fow
.
.
.
Joint
with
KGW.
Portland.
u.
Howe.
K.
C.
N.
V.
R.
...
Joint
KOMO.
and
KGW,
Portland,
uyer.
n.
.
v.
.
..
8:e-Jl.C.A.
Hour.
W.
Murray,
Eaglea
,
9:00
Longinea
Comet
Time.
L
Katsyama,
Big
Pear
9:00
"A
Night
hi
Japan.'
9:30
"Evensong."
10:00
Newa
Flashes.
10:15
Mixed
Quartet.
5:00
Organ,
organized
labor,
aa
ex-
white.
manifesto
Of
th
JSSftwL
Oper
94
gJtm
Ibor
K
Council
of
New
South
MZ?
-
J
SSJIS
Jf.
SeiffV
test
mauhe.,'
.Kineohlh.
and
HatSTp
Pn
AiffinWaw1
iKMiian
'fKn
liate'l
g,
thrMJ);h
.the
mi
A
rt
iiarvey,
I.
K,
notei
....
o
an
iMnll.
from
thp
senior
laairue.dtir
N.
Hughes.
C.
N.
Mechanics
Smith,
Orange
Ledge
Moraa,
New
Empress
A.C.
Kennedy,
Cold
Storage
.
.
Astoria.
K.
of
C
Daviea,
Canadian
Legion
RRi
JT
Hi
ii
i
7
v
.
"ni
nna
01
capiiaiiam."
88'lnV
tWhrWmas-New
ear
in-.
great
t
amoant
amouBt
oi
of
ternussioa
wa
tne
aim
lroutlt'
taken
recital
J.
Harria,
Bankera
R.
Irvipe.
H.
S.
...
T.
Fraaar,
C.N.R.
10:80
Olympic
'
Hotel
Orchce-
W.
Collinson.
Toe
H.
ra
MeKw,C,
H.
1.
v
...
.
.1
iu
r
n
u
u
threatened
wreaieneo
dissolution
a.ssoMnion
oi
of
the
me
Se-
oe-
:W-i
94
SYDNEY,
Aus..
Mar.
7-"Wic-
M
VWr
CLIT
94
u
nior
nior
Basketball
Basketball
League
League
here
here
ac-
ac-
trawl
ked
naAlaraaaa'
are
uva
Kented
taAnl
Afi
KatVt
behind
rA
11:45
H:45-Fifth
Fifth
AveaU
TbeaJ.
IW
iWHft
-MrfVi
LoriTa
Astori.
CN
R.
E.
Robartaon,
BltFoux
......
KAMariMSiaflrAsWM
wHh
r
n
at-
li-i
-
.
t
urni
i
"Zm
W.
Johnaaa,
Eaajeh
Baakera
Murray.
C.
K.
Ri
F.
Moore,
flair
Ua
re,
IteMtFiVm...
aawo
vac
r.
.
n
-
w
i
i
(IjaillM
league
II
of
the
interest
ouTof
ue
Tc
:-t-
whl.h
has
been
10:00-Puget
Sound
Power
&
L.
Lowe,
li.ple
If
ZLL
by
thr
'"P"
CM
fttr
Light
Co
"Big
Show."
C
Irvine.
Drill
Team
79tlvities
generaJlr
;the
pune
of
devefeoisg
Ideas
May
Ness.
Maple
Loafa
....
!
A
badminton
tournament
at
and
wtiook
inimieal
to
the
best
Sue
Boddie.
Maafe
Iafa
....
iAnyoe
last
week
attracted
raot',M
"f
xh&
working
elass
k
A
RTHlSj
I
A
Kk
L
Friaxell,
Drill
Team
ioi
irm
nwmoors
01
ine
ciuu
na
.
w
w
.-
mien
Dim,
win
team
.a
...i
t
i
i
u
I
"It
mimt
he
rMamKarul
thai'
V'
C-.UL.
If
.
Kl
-
T
no
liner
teu
a
ibtkis
iiuinuwr
in
me
i
-
-
.
.
flTflir
Tl
ri
f
rrt
nnvii,
iarr
uni:
....
7?
'
ipetUtor!
gallery.
The
contea.
M
wfr"
as
art.
la
being!
SHI
II
K
V
P
I
I
E
March.
Drill
Team
77
tanU
were
divided
into
two
utfltaed
by
the
emplo;
ng
class
UilVVlV
1
Lllil
s.
GurVlch,
Drill
Team
....
77
groups,
the
teams
being
drawn
'for
the
Purpote
of
building
a
Julia
Watlera,
Maple
Leaf
..
.
77
by
lottery
and
handicaps
given.
'
Weholog
y
favorable
to
the
con-
iaDanese
Vessels
Off
Aleutian
M.
Thoaajiaaik
If
i
Leaf
,
.
.
76
In
group
One.
Mias
RUhards
and
med
existence
of
th
present
KeDort
Report
Thev
They
Felt
Felt
Distinct
DUtlnct
M.
GlfebNsJ,
mS
Let'.,
76
Mr.
Brett
want
through
the
eve-
:eapiUMst
"Vat
am
of
exploitation
...
.
1Tj..I..
....!..
1-
1
.
I
73
i
ning
without
losing
a
game,
.Mrs.
i
w",wlu""r
ywng
wno
Tremblor
Yesterday
Roy
nd
Mr.
Uarfman
being
sec-
"r
'ways
so
takqn.
ihe
agentt
C0RDm
rnnnftV.
...
...
"
A'
7"
orid
with
onlr
'
fMif
'nainta
leas,
of
eapIUIism
are
quite
well
aware
.
A.1!':.
i
.
.
i
.
.
.
.
t
wvara
lurinnnin
wm
a
to
it
v
ant.
-
In
(he
other
'mviiien,
Mrs.
Mac-
"anna
ideas
implanted
in
youth
'
T
"
T
T
"
TL
.
v,
J
'
"ryant.
II.
8.
.
-LL
Intyre
and
Mr.
Cloke
were
nde-,'e
the
h.rdeat
ta
eradicate,
XE"2
.""J
U-
Comadlna.
II.
8.
i
i
"it
"it
is
is
for
ror
this
this
reason
reason
that
that
the
the
'
"'-.""f
fiT
'
'ij.
MpNu
tv.
r
t
feftUA
Ml8
Dunvy-odie
and
1Ir.
IN
THE
SKI
RACEinnMicityre,E
with
the
a.!nlUp
nd
SaNavarradm
r
.
le
i
iSava'
.utl
,ul,on
'
(Junior
league)
W.
Johnson,
11.
S.
United
t
q-l.m
n
t
o
a.
mMnMNh
i
innHSHi
u.
st.isw
f
.
law
VICTORIA.
Mar.
V
:
The
con-
B.
Baron.
H.
S.
I
mem
7
s
i
ft
8
4
4
(41
84
as
12
a
-
i
aaaaaaa
'adafiitin
of.
tboir
andieD
of
14.
the
children
of
the
wor-
nrf;!J
Pierce,
Colta
11
xr,".
.the
winners'
score
of
ninety.
Hers
attracted
to
these
assocla-
".a.1
?
!
pm-
wa'
"".R.
Nahon.
ColU
10
Ottawa
OTTAWA.
March
h
7
7
wh.
When
it
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nrnrnt
,,
also
at
Dutch
Harbor.
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,
mrs.
i.uucr
aim
jir.
.iuth.
were
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r
W
8econd
witl
78
Pointa.
The
Jo
'days,
together
with
that
of
Japanese
vessels
near
the
Isl;;T.
Katsuyama.
C.
J.
$,
0
L.dy
lingdon
would
take
Dart
in
the
VI
"race
aTrand
bv
th.lllea
executive
arranged
an
at-
Ptted
en
the
back
by
some
and
of
Four
Mountain
ranted
r.
Wicka,
II.
S
8!
Ottawa
Ski
Club
recentlv
hun-1
tractive
supper
at
which
prizes
Whly
decorated
person,
whose
the
quake
to
be
very
severe,
las-
t.
Busaanich.
Colts
C
,tro,is,f
,.Li
nVl.
,JJ,
Iwere1
oresented
to
Miss
Richards.
"ly
exertion
is.
in
the
main,
liv-
ting
about
a
minute.
A.
Walters.
ColU
01
eporter
for
the
Ottawa
SkllMias
Dunwoodi,
Mr
N
News
tells
of
the
finish:!
Mr.
Cloke.
Brett
and
i
t
the
expense
of
the
worker.
;
"It
is
time
that
the
Labor
move
T.
Steen.
Colts
2
T.
Katsuyama,
Colts
i
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.
2
2
Commissioner..!
names
of
voters
r
W
L
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appointed
dmtrlct
as
follow-
.
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foUowing
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th-
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lmi...
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110
2
Ocean
Full.
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fnnr
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ni
10:00
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Oil
Ca's
;
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3f
jeana,
John
v-ii
Brass
band.
Joint
KHQ,
bpa-
F.
Dinjrwell.
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84
River,
kane:
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Portland.
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School
Program.
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River.
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Smith,
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II
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River.
5:15
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and
asked
:
Bayview,
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Belt.
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Metal..
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Copper.
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flaevea
Macdonahl.
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51.
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Cons.,
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SnowfUke.
30.
ai
Sunloch.
Nil.
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6,
Id.
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19.
20.
Oils
A.
P.
Consolidate!!.
2
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Dalhoasle
Oil,
2.6.1.
2
7"
I)eveih
Pet.
l
td
Nil.
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OH,
17.w.
17
90
Mslsnd.
a.00,
6
s
MiIM)d,
495.
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Katern
Stotks
Sherritt.Oordon,
9.1".
NlL
Noranda,
C1.20.
Nil.
IRISHMAN
AT
WASIIIXBTO
WASHINGTON.
M..r
1
Its
own
way
and
kept
them
within
dltlon
of
Chief
Tu.'tice
Gordon
N.
Ourvich.
Colts
S
;
ol
White,
reprirn
;the
confineH
of
the
Labor
move-
Hunter,
who
is
ill
here,
was
T
Smith.
II.
S.
2
Irish
Free
Stat.'.
tnent."
sli.htlv
imnroverl
this
ninrnimr.
R.
Smurthwaite.
II.
S
1
,
tier
WEnesi
you
drink
I
au,
you
drink
Fluid
BeeS
I
lUtM
w,
and
gain
fresh
energy
t:i'
Niill-(.f
tl
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