PAGE
FOUR
TO
FIGHT
'
ATANYGX'
Billjr
Cifibaw
and
Tetc
Chenoskl'
Going
to
Sracltcr
Town
I
BJllyJDazehavv
of
this
city,
will
meet
Henry
Death
of
Anyox
In
the
main
event
of
&
taoker
to
be
held
at
the
smrlter
town
on
Friday
night
of
this
week,
while
Pete
Chenoski
will
go
north
to
meet
Kid
Barclay
in
one
of
the
preliminaries.
The
two
boyi
will
no
north
Wednesday
i
afternoon
on
the
Prince
George
in
I
'charce
of
Art
Easson,
Fred
Brown
whatne
sent
an
invitation
asking
them
to
same.
Bagshaw,
who
weighs
138,
will
meet
a
130-pound
opponent.
Chen-oaW's
opponent
will
be
139
pounds.
Novel
Contest
Last
Evening
Grotto
Lwe
Teams
Play
Mkced
Whist
and
Cribbase
and
Latter
Win
Oat
and
Get
Tree
Dinner
Teams
representing
the
Grotto
in
the
Whist
and
Cribbage
Leagues
met
last
night
in
mixed
competition
ana),
the
cribbage
team,
winning
on
total
points,
were
treated
to
dinner
by
the
whist
team,
about
sixteen
persons
being
present.
Pe
culiarly
enough,
the
whist
team
beat
the
crlbba?e
team
at
cribbage
while
the
cribbage
team
beat
the
whist
team
at
whist.
Sport
Chat
Eric
Sandstrom,
representing
the
Viking
Club
of
Vancouver,
who
won
the
50-kllometre
Olympic
distance
race
at
Burns
Lake
last
month
beating
all
Canadian
and
UU.
records,
for
thj
diStince,
is
prominently
mlhutJ&llW
the'
leading
Swedish
Athletic
News
"Idrotts-Bladet"
as
a
deslrablecandidate
to
represent
SwedeiLJfthTnext
Winter
Olympiad
at
iiHcelJlacid
In
1932.
Sandstrom
is
mentioned
first
In
the
list
of
prospects
and
according
to
thepaper
quoted,
he
made
his
first
debut
as
a
skier
in
the
Junior
class
in
1927
in
the
dsWct
championships
of
hls
province.
'He
not
only
won
the
first
time
in
the
Junior
clas6Tjtfl
surprised
by
making
ttie
best
time
of
the
entire
meet
in
the
30-kitetreWdnd
coming
in
second
in
the
60-kllometre.
The
fol-'
lowing
year
he
cinched
both
championships
in
the
30
and
60-kilometre.
He
was
then
placed
as
a
candidate
for
the
1928
Olympic
Games
but
was
too
young
to
stand
the
hard
competition
for
the
It
is
further
stated
that
the
Viking
Club
will
be
communicated
with
at
once
with
the
view
of
having
Sandstrom
get
into
special
training
for
the
Olympic
Games,
and
go
next
year
to
Lake
Placid
to
aqiwtnt
himself
with
conditions
there.
Sandstrom
is
mentioned;
as
a
vaJuaffie
asset
to
supplement
the
little
Wupe
of
top-notchers
that
will
be
leht
out
from
Sweden.
Al-though-thclr
times
are
very
much
bettfr
than
that
of
the
B.C.
ski-rider,
it
Is
figured
that
the
long
sea
trip
plus
the
difference
in
climate,
Is
bound
to
slow,
the
home-skiers
at
least
15
minutes,eand
with
this
discount,
Sandstrom
wduld;add.jtQ
the.
strength
of
the
team.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Trlnce
Itupert
march
24,
1910
Mrs.
C.
E.
Lofstedt
of
Eighth
Avenue
East
was
beaten
to
death
,and
her
husband
has
been
placed
;uder
arrest
on
a
charge
of
murdering
her.
A
young
lady
looked
under
her
bed
at
the
G.TP.
Anex
before
retiring
and
was
confronted,
much
to
her
horror,
with
a
man
holding
a
revolver
In
his
hand.
The
man,
who
is
married
with
a
family
and
comes
from
Calgary,
was
placed
undearrestiand
committed
for
The.
delegation
which
went
to
Victoria
to
place
various
matters
affecting
this
town
before
the
provincial
government
made
Its
report
at
a
crowded
public
meeting
In
the
Empress
Theatre.
G.
R,
Na-den
acted
as
chairman
and
J,
C.
Ilalsay
as
secretary.
The
delegates
who
presented
reports
were
T.
D.
PattuUo.
II.
II.
Douglas,
W.
E.
WJ1-.liams,
Q.
W.
Morrow
and
A.
R.
Bar-;
row.
Fine
action
picture:
Hunter
of
New
Bedford
butts
ball
as
Mc-Ghee
of
Nationals
tries
to
stop
hm,
during
game
at
Polo
Grounds.
New
York.
Note
two
players
on
ground
Eight
Enter
For
Billiards
AN
EGGSPRESS
The
Great
Western
is
to
run
shortly
a
special
tgg
trata
London
Telegraph.
In
the
good
old
days
the
home
was
a
stable
institution.
Saskatoon
Star-Phoenix.
C.N.R.
TRAINS
From
East
Sundays,
Tuesdays,
and
Thursdays.
3.30
jm.
For
East
Mondays,
Wednesdays
iBarneyDoran
City
Individual
Championship
to!
Started
start
Tomorrow
Night
Draw
Announced
Following
is
the
draw
for
the
individual
city
championship
billiard
tournament
which
will
commence
tomorrow
night:
March
26
A.
Donald
vs.
George
waugn.
March
27
Don
Brown
vs.
G.
p.
Tinker.
March
30
William
Mitchell
vs.
C.
P.
Balatmo.
April
1
Col.
S.
P.
McMordie
vs.
A.
A.
Easson.
'
Second
Round
April
3
A.
Donald
or
George
Waugh
vs.
Don
Brown
or
O.
P.
Th
ker.
.
.
,
April
fcUviUtem
Mitchell
or
C.
P.
Balagno
vs.
CoL
S.
P.
McMordie
or
A.
A.
Easson.
x
April
8,
10
Finals.
Goes
To
Jail
Rough-Hensc
in
Down
town
Restaurant
Saturday
Night
Barney
Doran,
who
started
a
rough-house
in
a
downtown
res
taurant
Saturday
night,
was
haled
!
into
city
police
court
this
morning
on
three
charges.
For
his
second
of-
!
fence
on
a
charge
of
drunkenn
he
w
fined
$50,
with
option
of
one
month's
Imprisonment,
for
assaulting
a
police
officer,
a
fine
of
$23,
with
one
month's
option
was
imposed,
and,
on
a
charge
of
wilful
damage,
he
got
three
months'
imprisonment
without
option
of
tine.
Toronto
Stocks
(Court;
8.
D.
Jobuton
Oo.
)
Amulet,
1.46,
1.48.
Dome,
8.60,
8.73.
Falconbridge,
4.65,
4.75.
HoWnger,
5.80,
6
83.
Hudson
Bay,
11.55,
12.00.
Imperial
041,
27.00,
27.50.
International
Nickel,
42.50,
42.75.
Noranda,
4050,
41.00.
Manitoba
Basin.
6.
7.
Mining
Corporation,
2.7.6,
2.80.
Mclntyre,
13.36,
18
JO.
Sudbury
Basin,
3.32,
3.39.
Teck
Hughes,
6.20,
6J5.
Treadwell
Yukon,
6.00,
0.10.
Ventures,
1.80,
1.33.
Wright
Hargraves,
IM,
1M.
Fifteen
minutes
car
drive
fom
tl
Empress
Hotel,
Victoria,
is
tho
only
colony
of
skylarks
on
the
continent
of
North
America.
Thi
swwteat
of
all
songsters,
of
whom
Canadian
children
read
in
all
anthologies
of
British
poetry,
but
which
they
have
never
scon
or
heard
In
actual
life
in
their
ovn
country,
save
in
this
one
section
of
the
Dominion,
has
been
accllmathed
at
Victoria
successfully
They
are
Get
pays.
The
Only
Larks
in
America
tSb
DAILY
NEwSf
Girls
Conduct
Church
Service
C.
Gv
I,
T.
Tank
Charge
In
First
ProsbyU'iian
Church
Last
Evening
Canadio:
du?ted
an
evening
Church,
b
men
Mul
Ideiia
su
-tndlaf
i
Miss
Mr
the
sfrouy.
the
call
!i
v
M!.:
Shiela
Stuart
on
FYUadahip"
bttoz
out-a'
ues
of
the
program,
.ci
Vain,
president
of
i
jad
tho
invocation
and
.hip.
Miss
Evelyn
AndtrsOO
"'iii
the
Scripture
lesson
i
while
$Jfj
Miiiel
Walker
offered
'J-c
;irt
p
-'"-'-'
and
Miss
Margaret
iWilliscroJt
tiie
during
prajwr.
Miss
jSetty
Cftnx.oa
sang
a
vooal
solo
;
iai
ths
-v-xlnz
was
taStm
up
by
!
five
of
tfco
I-iris.
Stock
Quotations
(Cpurtin
s.
0.
J
oi
to
be
found
In
considerable
numbers
among
the
oaks
to
the
north
of
the
city,
on
Hie
slopes
of
Mt
Tolmle,
at
the
Colwood
Golf
courje,
among
tha
orchards
of
Gordon
Head,
in
the
deep
meadows
near
Elk
Lake,
and
from
the
flower-scented
grounds
of
Butchsrfs
Gardens.
Photographs
show
tha
Gardens
with
inaet
tofthfaEriRlish
skylark.
.
.
Co.)
Bayvlow.
H2.
1.
Big
MJssauri.
53,
50.
Cotton
Belt,
16,
J6.
Dutbte
Mines,
Nil.
93.
Gears
Copper,
2JC,
2JK.
Qeorgk
River,
7,
10.
Oolootida,
06,
SB.
Orendylew,
9.
IndaDcience,
ML
4.
Indian
Mines,
Ifti,
4.
Intern.
Coel
St
Coke,
26,
30.
-Kootonay
Florence,
Nil,
3.
Kootettay
King,
Nil,
3.
L
&
L,
1.
Nil.
Lakevtew.
Nil,
1V.
Lucky
Jim,
3,
4.
Mohawk.
Nil,
1.
Morton
Woolsey,
Nil,
614.
Marmot
Metals.
NO.
IVi.
National
Silver,
5,
5.
.
Noble
Five,
13,
14.
Oregon
Copper,
I3i,
J4.
Pend
Oreille,
2J0,
28,
FremlMr,
iho,
UK.
Porter-Idaho,
13,
14.
,
Reey
os;
Macdonald,
75,
80.
RufasArgenta,
5.
ff.
Ruth-Hope,
11,
12.
Silvet
Crest,
Nil,
4.
;'
Snowflake,
11,
lift.
Sunlooh.
75,
1D0.
Topley1
Richfield.
2,
S3
.
WhltSKa.,5,
8.
WoodWne,
2,
2fc.
BlueWrd,
NIL
Gorge
Enterprise,
Nil,
8.V
Oils
A.
P.
Consolidated,
S1,
i&tt
Calmont,
U7,
1JS.
Dalhotfie,
10,
JJ3.
Deventsh,
22,
'24.'
rahyan
Pete,
51,
0.
Home,
9j00,
9.15.
Hargal.
1.12,
1J5,
Freehold,
TO,
72,
United.
70,
75.
Sterling
Pacific
22
H,
23.
Merland,
t,
32.
Mercury,
41,
Nil..
the
Ad.
reading
habit
It
,
CAMOSUN
STRANDS
'(Continued,
from
page
one).
age,
Whether
pr
hot
permanent
repairs
to
the
vessel
will
be
made
at
th
local
yard
wilt
be
determined
later.
Arrangements'
have
bten'Tniffe;
to
Girls
in
Training:
con-
take
the
Camosun
on
the
cjry
dock
inurcsting
service
ast
about
3:30
this
afternoon,
the
i
First
Prasfcy
terian
!
Pi
ince
William
being
taken
off
the
!
.
j
by
Mias
Bculahimain
pontoons
in
order
to
allow
i
Ths
Story
of
Solo-
the
Union
vessel
to
go
on
there.
Hfv
fAnlM
1
f
a
r
a
It
Is
generally
ejected
that
the
'
repair
lob
will
be
carried
out
here,
In
which
oae
the
ship
will
remain
m
port
at
least
a
week
or
sa
The
sailing
tomorrov
afternoon
from
here
far
the
south
is
of
course
cancelled.
It
was
announced
this
afternoon
that
the
freighter
Chllltwack
would
take
off
the
freight
lor
Anyox
and
3tavart
from
the
Camosun
and
proceed
north
with
It.
A
few
through
passengers
from
the
Camosun
may
also
be
taken
north
by
thehilllwack.
HUT
NOT
SO
MUCH
A
psychologist
says
that
under
the
strains
of
life
women
wears
better
than
man.
London
iionfay.Mi'rcHj
An
In
fo
TACT
Inn-
vlant
n
V.
T
......
Cambridge.
England,
showing
third
division
in
progress
Some
li
crews
racea
m
lour
divisions.
Dominion
of
Canada
Income
Tax
III
)SE.
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d!
ua
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Salary
and
Wage
Return
DUE
MARCH
31st
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an
Employer?
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Paying
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Located
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REGINA,
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bfi
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a
return
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or
before
March
31st,
of
all
such
persons
who
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during
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year
ended
December
31st,
1929,
or
who
were
paid
at
a
rate
of
wage
or
salary
(including
bonus)
equal
to
$1,500
6r
more
per
annum.
Employers
who
pay
the
Income
Tax
of
employees
hall
include
the
amount
in
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total
opposite
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t
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oi)
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liable
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penalty
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(ten
percent)
2Stne
ax
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order
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penalties
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.Revenue
'making
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