r
t
...
.
y
.
j.
f
!1
It
pa;;e
two
Canadiens
and
Boston
Likely
fo
Proi;e
League
Winners
in
Eastern
Hockey
This
Season
Hockey
League
through
most
of
the
season,
New
Yqrk's
twn
tpamc
Cfiprn
rinnmafl
tr
-firrVif
if
nut
?n
tha
cannnA
tiIom
olavoffs.
for
the
Canadiens
and
Boston
are
the
most
likelv
1
nrnsnppts
in
finioVi
at
tha
inn
nf
rlio
h
rrvrmno
TVio'
17141r
IMfVAlnArl
4"
1.
lilt
il'rt
4-ln
T)nMnnwi
lnni-?M
4-1
j-.
.
ujjia
icgdiucu
uicii
tic
uu
cue
liciiiexd
uj
ucciujiy
mi?
New
Yorkers
last
night.
The
Rangers
have
only
three
games
left
to
play,
while
Boston
has
five.
The
New
York
Americans
lost
much
of
their
chance
of
SMACK
ON
CHIN
FOR
VANCOUVER
HOCKEY
TEAM
Who
Hold
Cellar
Position
in
League
-ft.
VICTORIA,
,
.March
6.
Frank
Patrick's
Vancouver
Liohs,
who
iead
the
coast
hockey
league
by
a
yawning
margin,
took
a
smack
on
the
chin
here
last
night,
when
they
met
with
a
three
to
nil
defeat
at
the
hands
of
the
cellar
occupants,
the
Victoria
Cubs.
Hardacre,
whp
assumes
the
role
LADIES'
WHIST
LEAGUE
CLOSE
the
FraternaT
Ulilst
League,
'the
Moose
Ladies
being
,in-
the
lead
and
St.
George
Ladje
at
the,
foot
Games
last
night"
resulted,
as
follows:
,
V
Orange
Lldfes
2,
C.
Ladies
6.
'
St.
George
Ladies
3,
Moose
Ladle
6.
ODDFELOWS'HAD
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
I
overtaking
the
Canadiens
by
tie-
ing
with
Ottawa,
leaving
the'
Canucks
four
points
ahead.
The!
American
have
four
games
to
go
!
and
the
Canadiens
five.
!
Detroit
practically
ended
the
Montreals'
playoff
chances
by
beating
the
Maroons,
with
two!
games
left.
The
Maroons
are
three
points
behind
the
third-
1
-place
Toronto
Maple
Leafs,
who
Liona
Beaten
by!
Victoria
Cubs,
lave
five
games
to
go.
The
following
are
the
scores:
Montreal
1.
Detroit
3
Individual
scoring
was
as
fol
Iowsr
p'Km;
total,
32.
iwnhers
vs.
uiNJt.
6
1
Bankers
J.
Harris,
7;
C.
At-5
kinson,
2;
Eddie
Smith,
10;
F.
4
Burdette;
B.
Stalker;
S.
Smith;
total.
19.
I
C.N.R,
W.
Slurray.
2;
H.
Skat-tebol;
A.
Styles,
12;
W.
Collisen;
uB.
lUmt;
J.
ilorten;
J.
Malr;
Int.!
'If',
UAWlt
LAM
MUH
I
Keferee,
W.
LamWe.
.
-i
'
.
Junior
Game
An
enjoyable
whist
drivel
andl
Ca'nadtan
'Japanese
Students-dance
was
held
last
night
in
the
K.
Nakamoto.
4;
T.
Katsuyama,
Metropolc
Hall
by
the
Oddfellows'
4:
T.
Skikatani,
4;
M.
Sakamoto;
lodRe.
H.
SuehIro;-S.
Kanaya;
R.
Obata;
There
were
20
tables
of
cards
'total.
12.
and.
prize
wineer'
were:
Ladies'!
High
School
W.
Johnson,
3;
first,
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon;
second.
Ted
Smith,;
B.
Sraurthwaite;
B.
j
J.
H.
lj
Inl?81''
Hlckey;
second,
H.
Quick,
f!r,8t'
total
15acon:
8
J-
levant;
Roy
Wicks,
2,
Hr
n?'
.refrf
bme"tfI
w
Referee,
E.
Anderson,
served
and
dancing
followed,
1
SuSrSS"
SSShi
At,f,
SURPRISE
PARTY
FOR
monies,
j.
w.
McKlnley
presided
at
tbe
door,
and
the
committee
in
MR.
AND
MRS.
SCHUBERT
charge
consisted
of
Pete
Solem,
...
.
'
,J.
E.
Boddie,
McLeod,
Dan
,Ien,
of.
)o
Ige
tomen
McLeod.
Mrs.
Ji
fe.
.rtoddl,.
,,
ue,it
His.
Own
House
Mrs.
S.
V.
Cox.
CRICKET
GAME
IN
AUSTRALIA
ENDSLNDRAW
for
Evening
j
A
party
of
20
friends
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Schubert
Invaded
their
home
on
Second
Avenue
last
evening,
took
possession
and
organized
a
whist
drive
with
five!
tables.
Winners
of
the
prizes!
were
:
j
I
Ladies'
first.
Mrs.
HnudKn.
v.iiiu,
i-.vi.uuu,
mis.
woe
naicn-
,.
ford:
third.
Mrs.
J.
THE
DAILY
NEWS-
Wednesday.
Mard.
8
Wo;
BLIZZARD
HITS
'POQLEYTAKK
rmixui
iwrxiu
BALK
MflTH
N.
Y.
Americans
1,
Ottawa
Chicago
2.
Pittffburffh
3
N.
.
Rangers
1,
Boston
2,
BASKETBALL
LAST
NIGHT
of
substitute
.goalie
with
the-
league,
turned
fin
a
phenomnal
Two
Intermediate
and
One
Junior
l0??"'
'
.
,
!
League
Games
Are
Played
The
Lions
weakened
in
the
absence
of,
Jackson,
their
net,
r.n
infljl,f
a
t
minder,
and
by-Phillips
and
Oumv..
JX?Zt
i
,
a
"
p'a'ed
mings,
never
gave
Hip
trying,
but
gm"
e".
inf
failed
to
score.
..
,
baeftb"
"xtuffs
at
the
'Exhibition
Hall.
The
Naval
Re
I
serve
beat
the
Eagles
32
to
22
and
the
Bankers
won
J9
to
14
over
the
C.N.R.
in
the
Intermediate
League.
The
Canadian
Japanese
Students
beat
High
School
12
tn
8
in
the
Junior
League.
There
Single
Point
separates
Each
Team
in
sPite
o
the
fact
that
interest
k
With
Mpose
In
Lead
has
waned
in
the
hoop
gamt
;
5
.
.
JfiU-tL.
owing!
to
the
possibility
of
Senior
A
single
"
point
now
separate!
League
activities
being
diseon-
...
t
A
1
I-j;
1.
acn
team
in-iniauies
seen
on
uiunuru.
i
Golf
Players
at
Victoria
Mr.
Alex
Rose,
well
known
U.
Scores
for
the
first
innings
were:
Moose
Lodge
and
most
of
the
vis-
Ralth
Rovers
at
Hamilton
5
to
1
Victoria
572,
England-303.
,
liters
were
members
of
1tJi!iwdlviHln
game.
Bay
Course
as
the
phiying
i
it-Id.
she
succtwabed
to
tbe
iklll
of
Mrs.
Hew
Paterson.
winner
of
the
B.
W.
Beatty
trophy
donated
Mrs.
Hew
Paterson.
Mr.
E-
W.
Todd,
who
was
a
'
'
i
T-
n
.
.
I
i
....
V
.
.
.
i
r
...
a.
.
.
...
.
T.
L.
Swun.
Victoria
Golf
Club,
winner
of
the
men's
championship
in
the
first
annual
Empress
Hotel
mid-winter
golf
tournament
at
Victoria,
holding
the
E.
V.
Hetty
cup
whleh
he
must
defend
In
1030.
Inset,
Mrs.
Norah
Patterson,
V
ictoria,
winner
,of
the
ladies'
championship,
whose
name
is
also
engraved
on
th
trophy.
MELBOURNE,
March
6.
Men's
first,
Joe
Ratchford;
CPflTTirjUJ
rilD
rARIU
Endinar
a
came
In
which
thov
second
A
P
nj.nr..
iwi-.i
w
uwl
llJll
LUr
uA
I
r.
were
in
danger
of
being
beaten
B.
McCallum.
i
pi
AVm
VCCTCDnAV
for
the
first
time,
the
present
Following
the
games
refresh-!
ILHILU
ILMLKUAl
touring
English
cricket
team
yes-
ments
were
served
by
the
visiting'
""
terday
secured
a
draw
In
their
ladies
whiA
were
much
enjoyed
GLASGOW
March
C
St
match
against
Victoria
after
bat-
and
this
was
followed
by
dancimr
Mirren
defeated
AhPrH.n
i
tuL
ting
all
day
and
securing
308
runs
and
community
singing.
A
most
fourth
round
of
the
Scottish
cup
lows:
TIE
RE-PLAYS
iui
me
iu
ui
lu.iv
ciUujuuie
evening
was
spent.
game
at
Paisley
veaterdnv
A
in
i
itkii
i
,,,
.
.
Jardine
knocked
out
115
runs.
!
Mr.
Schubert
is
dictator
f
ih.
iuZuL
a!?.,.3
to..3:
L
l56,l"
Vatiderew
2,
BlackLurn
Huddersfield
2.
West
Brom-
Wich
1.
f
I
1
bport
Lhat
!
:
.
fi
inr
jwir
uui
u
iuvihk
eiiiLnuce
tor
leasx
nwa
nis
own.
BILLIARD
STANDINGS
J.
Hillman
(CS)
M.
McLachlan
(G)
Ben
Self
(GT)
Jlfi
W.
Mitchell
(GT)
.
jlfi
W.
Bailey
(CS)
Mil
u.
-sMJTJJsttJ
n
"
In
the
sixth
round
of
the
English
IE.
Fenelon
(GT)
football
cup
teday
resulted
as
fol-
i
First
Dlviiioiv
TEAM
STANDINGS.,
l'l
j
Ttl
Eagles
E.
Dinirwall.
11;
F.
HofAl
iA.ta,
ZST
ki
.
''
Terminals
.
4
MRM
-IKiT
Dingwall,
3;
F.
Moore.
2;
a
'held
reeUv
at
-the
Oak
Br
a'mtual
RmwTTfai.l
mM-wfn.
-
?.
4
f"
1104
"&mith:
Smith:
WaltPr
Walter
Jnhr,.n
Johnson,
9.
2;
B.
n
r-
Course
i.
in
vu.j.
.7
'
'v:
uinaaian
lxgkm
..4
1687
1134
Virtoria.
Mrs.
Pater-
ter
golf
tournament
"IU'ra
'
w18'.
son
defeated
Miss
Marion
Wilson.
Victoria
recentlv.
Naval
Reserve
Georre
Howe.
,4.
L.
Pierce,
25;
G.
Dyer,
3;
J.
W
------
(Peterson;
G.
Bagshaw;
C.
Nel-
W
Moose
7
C.
N.
R.
6
Orange
5
St.
George
4
INDIVIDUAL
AVEKAGFLS
i
W.
a
WUilscroft
G)
2
GOO
260
Dr.
J.
A.
West
(CL)
.
1
247
247
W.
H.
Leg
(GT)
.
10
471
247
J.
Hamilton
OT)
.
.
'
71
28
C.
P.
Balagno
(GT)
10
2877
238
G.
P.
Tinker
(CL)
.
-9
2141
238
M.
Andrews
(CL)
.
0
2119
235
A.
Donald
(G)
10
211
SS4
M.
McLachlan
(G)
.2
464
232
F.
G.
Pyje
(CL)
..
6
1373
22tf
W.
J.
Nelson
(GT)
.
10
2281
228
J.
Andrews
(CL)
.
.
10
2242
224
Col.
McMordie
(CL)
.
G
1811
210
Ben
Self
(GT)
2
486
218
Alex
Murray
(CL)
.
9
1942
21C
Bert
Morgan
(G)
..
4
882
218
F.
Williams
(GTJ
,.
2
426
218
F.
Stephens.
(GT
10
2122
212
E.
Fenelon
(GT)
...
2
428
212
A.
A.
Easson
G)
..
10
2109
211
D.
Brown
(G)
10
2102
210
W.
Mitchell
(GT)
.
7
1409s
210
J.
Beesley
(G)
2
888
198
IV.
II.
Jarman
(OT)
.
2
345
178
J.
Bulger
(GT)
....
I
188
186
C.
L.
Youngman
(CT)
1
103
108
(Second
Division)
G.
T.
Av.
Grotto
4
8557
8BU
Cold
Storage
4
8592
898
Grand
Terminals
....
4
8872
848
Individual
Averages
V.
Williams
(GT)
.
'4
800
200
J.
May
(CS
2
400
200
A.
Macdonald
(CS)
.4
d
1170
195
W.
E.
WUilscroft
(G)
9
1702
lfiO
J.
Campbell
(CS)
.
g
1515
189
J.
Boesley
(G)
7
1312
187
0
1817
182
0
1889
184
919
184
910
182
10
1811
181
S.
I).
Macdonald
(G)
9
15T8
173
C.
Baptie
(CS)
....
10
1R02
iRn
John
Bulger
(GT)
.
10
1714
171
G.
Howe
(G)
iO
1709
171
5
880
170
W,
H.
Jarman
(GT)
10
1578
157
C.
Youngman
(GT)
10
1532
153
J.Dougherty
(G)
...
3
459
153
Bert
Morgan
(G)
....
2
301
ir,i
11.
it
ry
jfi!
-
it
eiuner
lunamuiis
i.enerniiy
VICTORIA
fo
ASSASSINATED
education.
'
'
I
:
H
-Hr-H
i
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
'Courteay
S.
,
I
JijhWton
Ox)
The
fllewing
"qustatlo
tatloni,
bid
and
asked:
Bayview,
W.
5.
L.Big
MJrLJ.7Jw,1.7J.
.
Duthe
Mines.
50.
51.
Big
Missouri,
1.74.
Falcon
Bridge,
12.90.
Nickel,
01.50.
Mandy,
1.55.
Sudbury,
10.75.
Rherrltt-Gordon,
9.20.
J.
Walker
GTJ
,
-B8M88"Harrfrivea,
2.20.'
A
Atlin
Cloudy,
,a!m,
1
'viy
i
Uncomfortable
This
Morning
Foblcrw1lhHi
m
.
.
"
Mr
With
Considerable
Snowfall
...
i
i
Frnm
7-ftfl
tliU
As
the
last
aisappointea
uoo
"
y,
.
Flamingo:'
8hortJy
before
noon
.
Pr
and
hiss
died
down
at
Park
Wednesday
night.
85,000
eTed
Tf
Ing
e
tt
i
;
T
,
j
j
..
much,
mucn
resemb
xesemuiea
ed
a
a
goo
gooa
pnteiigniers,
ouservee
ay
woyer,
pixi.
sports
writer
of
the
Vancouver,
It
was
clear
and
cold
last
night
iStar.
This
battle
of
the
Ever-
and
the
therms
meter
went
down
iglades,
with
all
its
preliminary
;
to
20
above
zero
during
the
eve-bombardment,
ballyhoo
and
hooey,
turned
out
just
as
most
people
"
knew
it
would
a
contest
be-
the
third
round
with
'Dempsey,
Tunney,
or
even
the
green,
crude
fighter
"Knw
Max
Max
SchmeliBK.
snraeiiRg.
The
ine
AHM
ArQ,i..
u-;i--
v..lti
S.
irolf
writer,
who
was
a
com-
ri..k.-
ij:..
'-.
...u.
hardest
worked
man
implicated
IT
ft
H
T
f
W
TV
W
W.
V
W
tweec
a
couple
of
aeedfid
raters,
If
A
W
ill
VrK
I
AH
neither
of
whom
would
get
pant.
vv
v
"
legislature
in
Z
10n
"
the
Mrs.
'Helen
MeGil
7ff
iuven
i
...l.
Ke
the
morning
appointed,
in
which
he
"fiev"
Prince
Rupert
house,
to
expres.s
its
,
(
S
'
which
very
u
rle
were
not
adfl,
oia
.Mam-
ficials
in
ians,
suiierinK
lrum
ire
unu
en-
i.,.
,
rr
.
...
.
-
.,
ul
iHe
ffft,,...
nuuit
LHizzaru.
was
a
iniCK
o-.MU.
mere
ment
records
i
.
.
.
in
nui,
were
ready
to
announce
toifnowfal,
TJly
obtain
and
,
br,
k
ter
,
d
the
world
that
the
nwvyweignt
whkh
cauged
d
,fU
and
d
,co"
w:f
T9
I
situation
is
no
nearer
;i
solution
travelling
around
generally
un-
regarding
BUch
Ithan
when
Gene
Tufcney
donned
a
t
"s
comfortable.
About
an
inch
or
made
-
ere
(the
high
hat
and
decided
to
use
80
0f
Bnow
fe
anj
tne
ground
.his
fist
on
obnoxious
newspaper
Wa
well
covered.
At
noon
the
MFVin
T
'persons
who
tried
to
photograph
wind
wa
veering
around
to
the
II
H
XI
J
A
A
XlUt
l
VV
A
t
R
jhim
Instead
of
on
low
repuUive
aoutheaat
and
rain
wa
In
pros-
'lviTli
ffnlV
ISRELIGIOUS
i
Preparations
to
Open
Cathedral,
j
of
Sonora
Under
I'mlama.
I
Hon
Made
Yesterday
The
rehjnou
qur-st,.,,,
aipcaN
lor
the
first
time
.vrda,
ia
.omiectiou
with
t
h
,
'
Sow
mirin
lu'.,....
;
w'
in
the
contest
Lou
Magnolia,
Sonjl
Vamamotlo,
Elected
to
in
Mexico.
Inoiitor
lnT
i
V,
7-'
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who
struggled
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of?
about
Japanese
Parliament
by
Ubor.
(of
Sohora
issued
a
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the
Oak
winter
golf
tournament,
when
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a
sufficient
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time
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cathedrsln
of
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a
a
few
few
punches.
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who
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,
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h'8
Wfly
through
high
school
in
unriA
fm
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,
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:
I
picked
Stribllng
to
win,
not
Vancouver.
B.C..
by
doing
odd
Z
V
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"
because
I
thought
him
a
great
job.
and
later
became
a
univer-
ZlSS
'
fighter,
but
because
I
expected
sity
professor,
was
assassinated
'
the
affair
to
be
so
close
that,
an
nn
Tna.H.v
i,v
ruuitlnnU
..4..
-
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-
f
wi
Mr&ru
n
4
vavviwiiiot
n
the
fight
was
staged
in
Dixie,
the
3bjectd
to
his
radical
activities,
referee
would
give
the
decision
Sonji
Yaraamotto,
40
lust
year,!
to
the
Southerner
as
a
polite
was
elected
to
parliament
from
gesture
to
the
people
of
the
south.
Kyoto
by
the
labor
and
peasants
Prince
Rupert
Sn
.n
?M
From
all
accouuts
that
could
Prty.
Calling
on
him,
a
man
easterly
wind;
tempo
aurp
,',
Jiave
beB
done
without
doing
"med
Furoda
stated
him
to
llaaeiton
Cloudy
.
.
ulir.
26.
Sharpy
a
great
-
I
tcjuatice.
deatn
.
1
Sraitfeen
Cloudy,
cdm.
23
The
Associated
Press
score
she
i
amamotto.
seai
to
Canada
1b
j
WEATHER
REPORT
Hums
hake
t
lear.
iilm,
1
leave
Sfeariiey
Sive
ruanda,.
Strib-
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worked
as
a
diah
washer
ad!
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.
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16.
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jng
for
and
one
eveJL
Rut
Whe,.
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art
UWWoift-Wiml,
m.
h
rr
itiDc
eoBsidera
that
six
warttinirM
w
from
the
referee
,unt
againatj
jtribling
in
the
score,
thjt,
which
,
lis
according
to
the
Nlw
York'
'ayatem,
it
is
poMlble
(that
on
j
fighting
alone.
the
Georgian
at!
WTiltHiortee
Snowing.
V
wind.
Carmaeks
Snowing.
N.
W
wJnJ,
10
below.
l
Sfewart
River
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W
wind.
10
below.
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N.
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wioi
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wemf
f
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N.
W
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George
Copper,
8.50,
8.60.
Georgia
River,
45,
43.
Golconda,
1.06.
1.08.
Grandview,
59,
fiO,
Indeftendence,
10,
lOVi.
Indian
Mines,
5,
7.
Intern.
Coal
&
Ceke,
37,
38.
Kootenay
Florence,
194,
21.
L.
&
L,
4'i,
5.
Lucky
Jim,
17.
18.
Mohawk,
0.
Nil.
Morton
Wpoisey.
4Vi.
4,
Marmot
River
Gold,
8V,
8,
Marmot
Metals,
8,
6.
Nat.
Sil.
G.
S.,
17,
18'V
Noble
Five,
WA,
07.
Oregon
Copper.
71
V,
72.
PeBd
Oreille,
12.50,
ll75.
Premier.
IM,
1.97.
Porter-Idaho.
50.
CO.
Reeves
MacdonaltL
SJ0.
3.00.
Rufus-Argenta,
89.
40.
Ruth-Hope.
45,
Nil.
Silver
Crest,
9,
9'.
Silverado
Cons.,
1.02,
K05.
Silversmith.
9,
15.
Slocan
King,
Nil,
10,
Slocan
Rambler,
1C,
2d.
Snowflake.
31
Vt,
XL.
Sunloch,
S.0Q,
Nil.
Terminus.
9.
Nil.
Topley
Klchfidd.
40,
41.
Wellington,
Nil,
14.
Whitewater.
1.05.
UG.
"yoodb1ne,.
5fc,
C.
,
OiU
A.
P.
Consolidated,
2.27.
2J0.
Dalhousle
Oil,
2.90,
Nil.
Devenish
Pet.
.Ltd.,
98,
1.00.
Fabyon
Pete,
Nil,
14.
Home
Oil,
16.00,
lG.2.
Mayland
Oil,
5.85,
Nil.
McLeod,
4J55,
4.75.
Enstern
Blocks
Sherritt-Gordon,
9.2ff,.
Nil.
Noranda.
C1.00,
Nil.
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STOCKS
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Wednesday,
March
t
5:00
Kiddles'
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c;jot
6:46
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Flashc
0:00
Concert
Orcb-?ara
tenor.
fiJBO
Pal
moll
ve
II
ur
7t80
Gold
Strand
rrogran.
8'tOO
Roads
to
R
nunoe
840
Longines
()r..t.
lis
8:80
Imperial
(
amly
panjr's
"Alice
in
f'ani
Und."
9:00
Concert
(m
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--n
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Male
Quartet.
10t00
LiUIe
Sxtnphory
Male
Quartet.
lliOO
Conert
Onhtn
wn-
tone.-
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Theatre
Or-
TrurHday,
March
7
5(00
Kiddles'
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5sR0
Stock
and
tond
W"'
tlons,
CMS
News
Flashes
6:00
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T
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onUnrt-
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Broadcast.
CsSO-Rtmnish
Or
!u-.n
tepan'Sfl
prano.
7t30
Standard
sl,no,',r7
8:80-Longine8
Co
f
ted
T
8:80
KHQ,
Spokane;
Cre
rtnnH
and
MWe"
Joint
with
KGW.
Portland.
9:30-NoveUy
Tno
wn
soprano.
.
r..,
10:00
Associated
u
y
fli-nV.
Hun1
Joillt
hW'
kane
KGW,
Portland.
ll:00-AIaska
School
Prof"'"-
11:15
Novelty
ino.
.ll:30-.News
Floriw
:-U.i45-Fifth
Avenue
Tn
Organ.
Friday,
Mrrh
8
P:00-Land
O
Health.
(i
5:15-"The
Harmonists.
530-,Stock
and
bond
t(ons.
6:45
News
Flashes.
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Review
6:30
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Hour.
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