UAILV
NfEW3
Monday,
PA
JE
TWO
tTHE
n
COMMON
BURDEN
OF
BRITAIN
'.'Ajfo
THE
7
The
World
of
Sport
HALIBUT
MUCH
BIDS
BETTER
UNITEn
SI
i
4
-
doing
'sdMtfriiixti
big
American
Fish
Receives
Up
IMe
L
FINE
GAMES
I
-
and
8c
ana.
Canadian
lG.3c
.
t
and
7c
Today
(I
nsswv
CUE
SUNDAY
NEXT
Canadiens
and
Boston
Expected
to
Iled
Respective
,
Section
TORONTO'.
Mar.
II:
When
the
final
game
of
the
National
Hockey
Leagae
it
played
next
Sunday
it
is
likely
tint
the
Canadiens,
the
N.Y.
Americans
and
Toronto
will
finish
in
that
order
in
the
international
section,
and
Boston,
N.Y.
Ranger
and
Detroit
in
that
order
in
the
American
section.
The
N.Y.
Americana
would
have
to
win
three
games,
one
against
the
habitants,
and
the
Canadiens
lose
all
their
three
far
the
'
Yankee
to
win
by
one
point
Toronto's
victory
over
Detroit
on
,
Saturday
was
conaWftli
imjW;
tant
as
these
team-
will
meet
in
j
the
play-offs.
.
;
,
The
following
were
the
Wore
N.Y.
Americans
3.
Montreal
2.
Ottawa
2.
Boston
1.
Detroit
0,
Toronto
3.
Pittsburgh
0,
Cfcieace
1.
Sunday
Boston
3.
N.Y.
Rangers
2.
Canadiens
1.
Detroit
1.
Sport
Chat
Events
scheduled
for
the
com
ing
week
are
as
follows
ii
i
i
Legion
:
Oransre
Lodax.
vs
Grotto
rotto
.
.
!
Cold
Storage
vs
Mooae.
Efts'
WhfsL
St
Andrew's
carpet
-bowls:
C.
jsslBV-rjL
AsstUilMkasr
s.
Wedaeeday
First
Division
Bil
l
Hards:
Canadian
Lerio
vs
Grot-
Mar.
11
C
Wet:
fllotpSur.
Thswday
Men's
14
G
a)
vs
Mew
Esnfreaa;
SL
George's
1
garno.
vs
Lerf
Erikson;
Seal
Cove
vs
K.
of
P.:
Mosae.
bye.
St.
Andrew's
carpet
bowls:
G.
WiSJ
ra
II
Iklama
riak.
Second
utvtsion
winaros:
uoio
Storage
vs
Grotto.
Prince
Rupert
va
Port
aiaassen
Y.
P
E.
A.
basketbnlL
Friday
Port
Bampxwi
vs
Prinee
Rupert
basks
Inall
series.
in
attssjtlance
to
witness
what
may
tush
ont
to
be
the
last
boon
,
tmmes
of
any
imparts
ace
here
this
seafton.
That
tbe
eamea
will
'
with
the
visitors.
Severe
Colds
Always
Ended
In
Bronchitis
Mrs.
Joan
Wilran,
14.3
Mamelon
St.,
Iondoe,
Out.,
writes:
"I
have
alwiiyi
leq
troubled
with
icvere
rokU
which
always
ended
in
bronrbiti.
hut
nnte
Dr.
Wood's
Norway
Pine
Syrup
I
hare
no
fear
of
this
trouble,
u
it
acted
like
manic,
sad
tbe
dfire
to
rough
was
entirely
gone.
The
snnthinc
forling
it
imptrta
to
tbe
bronchial
tulei
ii
limply
wonderful.
"One
day
my
huxbsod
rsme
bnme
JasBaBnBavaabsaHT
TT-yrw
.
.a.
-r".
--yo
.JSft
M.
nY-isnBT
eae
Apr.
K.
....
.
itarno.
be
keenly
contested
is
assured.
Dalgarne.
1-J.
An
elephant
fight
was
one
of
the
speetacntar
feature
accompanying
the
marriage
ceremony
of
Prince
Prataps
inghji
KaBrwaeV
of
Bsrada.
India,
to
Mb
Sfeantadev
Ghsrpade.
Seagrave
Set
New
Speed
Record
Today
Dayton
Beach
Florida
DAYTONA
BEACH,
Fla.,
March
11.
Major
H.
0.
D.
Seagrave,
British
race
driver,
set
a
new
world's
automo-
j
bile
speed
record
here
today
at
231.36246
miles
an
hdur.
ST.'ANDREW'S
SLOW
PROGRESS
XARPET
BOWLS
FIFTH
CRICKET
Taylor
va.
G.
Ab-
Scott
vs.
B.
DaP
Mar.
18
R.
Cameron
vs.
J.
Mc
Lean.
Mar.
fl-J.
Frew
vs.
J.
Wat-
i
son.
Mar.
25
U.
Cameron
vs.
B.
Dalgamo.
vs.
J.
Mc-
.
.
an
aJtJit
.
t
nr..
petering
out
just
now,
there
will
rtr'
,mfm
"'
"Bl"
probaWf
be
Urge
crowda
of
fans
'on-
-
n
y
tmr
vmisphivh
Apr.
29
C.
Taylor
vs.
J.
M
May
2-1.
Frew
vs.
B.
Dal
The
Pri
Simpson
boys
are
a1
The
various
rinks
are
compos-lively
bunch
and
will
force
the
f
the
following
players:
locals
extend
tneraselves.
Some:
Geo.
Scott,
skip,
J.
Smith,
D.
of
the
snme
players
who
played
,Jaclt
N.
McDonald,
in
the
Senior
League
Port
Simp-
j
c-
Taylor,
skip.
T.
Haddon,
J.
son
team
here
last
fall
are
ex.;Gib8on.
S.
D.
Macdonald.
petted
to
be
again
on
tbe
floor'
K-
Cameron,
skip,
A.
Clapper-
ton,
II.
ErsWne,
D.
Finlayson.
J.
Frew,
skip,
R.
Wiggins,
G.
Geddes,
W.
Brand.
for
519
run,
Australia
went
to
bat
today
in
toe
fifth
test
match
and
had
scored
152
runs
for
the
loss
of
two
wickets
at
the
close
of
today's
play.
'
'
Mar.
28-J.
Frew
vs.
G.
Ab-,
CONSPICUOUS
BY
HIS
COLOR
,
Apr.
1
G.
Scott
vs.
J.
McLean.
Apr.
4
a
Tartar
vs.
J.
Wat-
.
.
.
..
'have
ihave
you
von
aeon
Mm?
Mm?
I
Tk.
K.V.K.tt
mlm
W
1
APT
u-
SCOU
TS.
U
Port
Simpson
Y.
P.
E.
A.
and
bot
ApT
11c-
Ttn
B'
UtV
Prince
Rupert
senfMT.
nJI-stars
will
Ha
an
,illrtll.
iwHii.
lrDW.
Mn
In
th.
rW
tkl
'nXh
Tka
games
will
be
played
on
Thursday
wt,lon-
and
Friday
evenings.
As
league
baaketball
aDoears
to
be
about
m
A
.f
ON
HIS
WAY
Sea
Abbott,
skip,
J..
S.
IrjfineJ
V
.TEtZW
R.
Wood,
R.
Gibson.
.TV!-",
fg6$k&
.
uaigarno,
snip,
w
.
uarion,
.
i
y
A.
MeLeod,
R.
Stewart.
J.
Watson,
skip
T.
McMeekin,
11.
Steen,
M.
Andrews.
J.
McLean,
skip.
R.
Arthur,
D.
Ferguson.
J.
Haddon.
TAX
BACHELORS
IN
CUBA
TEN
DOLLARS
HAVANA.
Cuba,
Mnrch
9.
-A
new
twitt
in
Cuba's
efforts
to
get
its
young
men
married
by
taxing
perennial
bachelors
$10
each
year
they
capo
the
matrimonial
noose
has
come
to
light
with
an
nouncement
that
spinsters
must
with
htry.ll.
but
sfter
a
few
dows
lfjle
their
photographs
with
a
M
wis
entirely
iree
w
n.
nvBrnmintnl
m.ntrlmnnl.nl
hnrixiii
Price
35c.
a
bottle:
Unra
family
tii
80o.
st
all
druggists
and
dealers.
Put
up
only
by
The
T.
Milburh
Co.,
ILL,
Toronto,
Out.
A
Dally
News
want-ad
brine
results.
r
will
SCOUTS
PLAY
BASKETBALL
Troop
B.
Tburber.
A.
Vae.
G.'
MeKlnlef.
J.
MeRae,
T.
MrMeekia.
Second
Traott
W.
Cri,
M.
Fwbee,
Tvbejw
0.
Hansen.
D.
Rie.
B
Tabes'-
Third
TroopR
i
M.
Forba
and
MELBOUR.NR
Aus.
Mar.
ll:-ipame,
D.
XUIler.
With
England's
its
innings
aver
-
FOUND
SOME
OF
LOCAL
TROUBLE:
Looking
Into
Reception
Conditions
Here
A.
L
Gray,
radio
inspector
for
LINDY
GOES
ON
INSPECTION
TOUR
vai
'
.
X'iMMttot
Hi
9M,
j
'
'
'
rs"sjr'jras
'
arn
.m
.i..
mm
.
-mmtL
v.
i
l
.'.vtmmmrwmmimrr'
l
I
Colonel
Charles
Lindbergh
hopped
from
Curtlss
Field,
New
;
York,
for
an
inspection
tour
of
transcontinental
air
transport
Ian-
ding
fields
-which
will
take
him
as
far
as
the
coast.
Ternen.
1700
povads;
V.
T
pounds;
and
P.I)orreea,
5080
pounds.
Casadian
Fish
k
Cold
Storage
Co.,
itc
and
7c.
Pair
of
Jacks,
4600
pounds.
Frince
Rupert
Troop
Won
nadian
Fish
&.
Cold
Storage
Co..
Two
Games
Saturday
16c
and
7c.
I
a
t
.
1
m
TKio
tha
,vOM
f
r
,1
0n
aawraay
anernoon
io
-c
ana
ic.
kjuie.
fcv
uiwagv
fmu
w
a
i
iuiu
up
the
First
Prince
Rupert
down
the
measured
mile
of
the
course.
The
average
time-
sw.i
detested
for
th&
distance
fas
15.65
seconds.
;ti
TMrt
Troop
18
to
nfL
They
T
flf
Cf
AT
PRC
Taking
a
four-mile
start
Seagrave
flashed
over
th;?hn
defeated
the
Second
Troop
LUU
JtriLLIlO
K.'yn-i)fR
ph
,
,.
GETTING
BUSY-aa
......
i
last
VPJi
r
hv
Rt
kiwll
Hnvinor
.1
l
Whitoa
TnnlaY
'
.
-t
i
.
i
v-
a-v-r
all
.
Jiecnaaiea
vs
c
r.
(jper-
,
t
...
o
.ji
rirsi
Halibut
prices
ascended
to
n
very
satlafactory
levq-1
at
the
local
fish
exchangi-
this
morning
when
a
tbtal
of
13400
pounds
was
sold.
Four
Ameriean
boats
received
from
lCc
aad
8c
to
18.9
aftd
8c
far
71,
GOO
pounds,
while
10
I
Canadian
vaatwla
jorv
i)id
16e
and
7c
to
16.
8e
aff7e
Ibr
62.700
pounds.
Arrivals
and
safe
were
as
follows
:
I
'
American
'
Seaatar.
K.000
bounds,
At)i
Kleheries,
18.7c
and
8c-Hxcel.
21,00
pounds,
Canadian
Fih
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
18.7c
and
8c.
Middletoa.
18,000
aouwla.
Royal
Fish
Co..
18.9c
aad
Sc.
Wabash,
600
pounds,
Hay
a
I
Fish
'
Co.,
16c
and
8c.
It.
E.
Allen,
district
th
federal
government,
with
the'
j
assistance
of
members
of'
the
(Totals
municipal
otnttoj
utt,
looked
i
Interior
Sprucw
i
age.
Substantial
Increase
Oter
Feb-
1
a
Production
for
the
first
two
months
of
the
preasut
year
in
all
lints
is
well
ahead
of
1928.
Following
are
figures
for
Feb
ruary
production
this
year:
Uoujrlas
rir
Red
Cedar
L70M61
Woman
I
was
to
have
met
my
Radio
Inspector
Has
Surcexa
in
'
Coast
Spruee
,
8G4.1SS
Hemlock
&S7.364
balsam
210.319
Jaek
Pine
Cettonweed
S1S,72
44,139
Forent
Products'
m.
II..
.u
w
..
1
.
int.
Ik.
m.bIiil.
.Hii.tUn
,
i
wnTc
jnu
a
i$uuu
iovmi
"tt
,,vv"
"r,'v"
'"
"
t
pales,
tin.
ft.
J
41182ft
for
a
hungry
man,
missus?
j
during
the
past
few
days
In
thefjfTU,
.
'
'
Lady-Indeed
I
have,
and
I
ad.
court
of
visit
to
the
city
nd
!
(JE,
,t
.
JJJ
,uu
iv
tw
oui
ox
nere
as".-pv-.
n
!
Cerdwood,
cords
..
-It
.U-
1
C.J
r....
.
ill
...Ill
t.-4
vHIIlBie
IWIIS
letin.
'taken..
..
Jlr.
Gray
left
on
this
morning's
A
WARNING!
train
for
the
interior
and
will
Aberdeen
boy:
"Whit
way
kloe
,
visit
Halton,
Smithers.
Telkwa,
the
fire
brigade
ring
a
bell
as
'Prince
Georire
and
olher
points
they
run
alang
the
street?"
.before
returning
here
at
the
first
Father:
"To
warn
the
fowka
of
next
week
when
he
will
go
that
they're
cominM"
(further
Into
the
local
situation.
LOSING
THIRST
10
Hemlock
Ties
no.
2,o86
Pine
Ties,
no
Fence
Posts
HARD
LIQUOR
BDINDURGH,
England,
March
11.
John
Dull
is
losing
his
thirst
for
hard
liquor,
or
Is
being
taxed
into
-sobriety.
Official
figures
show
whisky
consumption
In
Great
Britain
has
decreased
one-third
In
the
last
12
years.
Last
year's
total
consum-Hon
of
10,98-1,308
gallons
is
the
lowest
figure
on
record
for
the
twentieth
century
except
for
1929,
when
war-time
restriction
reduced
it
to
10.W4.000
proof
gallons.
-
Yrar
by
.year
the
use
of
whisky
has
steadily
declined.
Distillers
say
it
is
the
result
of
the
spirit
tax
of
nearly
200
per
cent,
jlrit-Ish
whisky
and
allied
trades
are
going
to
petition
Winston
Churchill,
chancellor
of
the
exchequer,
to
reduce
the
duty.
An
Increase
of
C41.00
gallons
of
whisky
exported
was
rejmrted
last
'
year
Ht'fore
the
world
war
Great
Britain
exported
two
million
more
gallops
of
whixkt
than
w.i
exported
Inn!
vrar
'
'i.ilvl
The
big
navy
jinks.
'
T7m
pHAtH.'rpEATpUIIDfU
FHheries,
lC.Sc
and
7c.
UULll
bllUllvIi
Viking
I.,
4S00
pounds
Livingstone,
16,000
pocinds;
aftd'
Wiig'
leader,
3600
pounds,
lVo:h.
Fisheries.
16.1c
and
70.
CONGRESS
S00N;
iMans"
fade
For
Uig
Event
Toronto
Next
September
at
LONDON,
Mar.
11:
Outlining!
the
scope
and
alma
of
the
Church
;
Congreaa
in
a
letter
to
The
Afternoon
,
Toodie.
8600
pound.
Royal
Fish
Tiroes,
G.
F.
Kau
ry,
permanent
Co.,
16.1c
and
7c.
lay
secretary
of
the
coagraaa,
Helge
H.,
4000
pounds,
Cana-
points
out
the
advantages
of
the
An
axeitiag
gaak
of
basketball
dinn
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
meetings
of
the
Congress
being'
held
ovrrsea.
It
meet
in
Toron-'
,
to
In
Satemer.
Mr.
Liaery
says:
;
I
"The
Church
Congresx
is
an
xaatinijr
jtoatpaxty
InMitution.
af-.
fording
an
open
platform
for
mutual
instruction
and
diacus-
.
a..
.
.
ni
tas
a
at
in
tbe
tour
will
no
doubt
be
enter
tained
during
its
progress
except
when
actually
travelling.
The
object
of
the
tour
Is
to
bring
the
assistance
of
rame
of
our
spiritual
leaders
to
bear
locally
on
the
spiritual
and
social
problems
confronting
the
local
church
and
at
the
same
time
to
give
to
the
members
an
opportunity
of
joining
in
Canadian
life
land
studying
its
problems
so
that
they
may
be
able,
on
their
re-
tnm.
to
'aaabH
My
adrke
thoseH
to
whom
Canada
must
look
for
tbe
inalintejnajice
of
that
British
stock
which
i
so
essential
to
the
welfare
of
the
Umpire.
A
visit
t
.Niagara
will
be
included
in
the
program
and
everything
p&u
sible
will
be
done
to
fulfil
the
above
objects
and
to
make
the
1
t
M
1
71,642
1
P'nee
pieasani
ami
userui
to
members
am
thoir
nosts."
CHBMAINUS
INDIAN
DROWNS
VICTORIA.
Mar.
11:
Phillip
,
Frenchy.
Chemainus
Indian,
was
drowned
when
he
fell
overboard
from
a
launch.
Kilby
in
th.
N
v
ti
fl
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
.1
.h
nit.
a
The
following
quota'
aid
and
aked
:
Baywiew,
4',
5.
Big
Miiwouri.
I
"".
I
T!
Cork
Province.
17
I?
Cotton
Belt.
7",
7
!
Dothfo
Mines.
W.
oZ.
George
Copper.
f
'K).
8.54
Ceorgta
River,
4".
46.
Gokomia,
1.10.
I
ll,
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