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FOUR
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READY
FOR
CUP
FINAL
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Huddersfield
and
Arsenal
to
BatUe
"Tomorrow-for
Soccer
Honors
LONDON,
April
25
Feverish
preparations
are
going
forward
at
wembley
Stadium
for
the
Eru:llsh
Association
Cop
football
finals
to
morrow
between
Huddersfleld
and
Arsenal.
The
invasion
of
Yorkshire
soccer
fans
in
support
of
Huddersfleld
will
start
tonight
when
special
trains
will
begin
to
arrive
from
the
north.
A.
D.
Stewart
of
Spiller
River
is
going
.south
to
be
night
watchman
at
the
Klemtu
Cannery.
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Prince
Rnnprl
Win
Fii
nf
Iwo
Game
aeries
ror
Northern
Hoop
Championship
By
30
to
21
'
Anyox
basketball
players,
while
fast,
were
too
light
for
wmfrhr.
nf
t.ViP
lnrnla
in
thP
ffrct
nf
twn
VineVorri'ill
rromno
of
the
Exhibition
Hall
last
night
for
the
championship
of
Northern
British
Columbia
and
Prince
Rupert
won
out
by
a
marfin
nf
SI
t.n
21
TIip
hnvs
frnm
tho
cmolfni
tmim
n.iro
a
speedy
lot
and
played
circles
around
the
Prince
Rupert
nlaved
creat
comhinatinn
hut
werp
nnr.
snh
amirafp
Vino-
1
V
J
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-
v
M
W
M
.
V
V
ket
shooters.
Possiblv
this
was
due
to
snme
pxtpnt.
nf
jieasi,
w
we
strange
surroundings.
-
Prince
Rupert
built
up
a
strong'
Trpif
vvt
lead
of
18
to
3
in
the
first
half
but
IK
I
H
8
I
K
Anyox
staged
a
rally
on
resumption
I
AIAWfil
lof
play
for
the
second
half
and
re-'
duced
it
to
25
to
18.
Prince
Rupert
then
called
time
out
and
the
match
finished
31
to
21
C.
Hill,
captain
of
the
Anyox
team,
was
high
scorer
for
the
game
with
a
total
of
10
points.
Jack
Mc-
Nulty
and
Fred
Dingwall
divided
high
scoring
honors
for
Prince
Ru
pert
with
8
each.
Last
night's
program
hi
was
w
roun
ded
out
with
an
League
exhibition
match
in
which
a
team
wearing
Yellow
colors
defeated
the
Reds
by
34
to
23.
The
half
time
score,
was
14
to
10
for
the
Reds.
Will
Mitchell
refereed
the
games.
Olof
Hanson
was
storekeeper
and
Douglas
Frizzell,
timekeeper.
The
second
of
the
Aayox-Prince
Rupert
games
will
be
played
tonight.
Last
night's
scoring
details
were
as
follows:
Anyox
vs.
Rupert
Anyox
W.
Davis.
2:
S.
Steele.
4:
C.imr
(captain),
io;
T.
Calderone,
TliWWnck,
1;
S,
Armstrong,
2;
E.
.uuufworui
a.
uoasmnu:
Loiai.
21.
Prfriea
Rimprt
PI
Smith
J
McNulty,
8;
A.
Cross,
5;
B.
Stalker;
F.
Dingwall,
8;
S.
Currie,
2;
W.
Johnson,
2;
total,
31.
Intermediate
Exhibition
Yellows
Harold
Macdonald.
16:
,
Emift.RaJchfprd,
6;
Roy
Wicks,
2;
Bob
Smurthwalte,
4;
Bob
Irvine,
4;
total
34T'
!
RedABflly
Vance,
2;
Billy
Bacon,
3;
Sonny
Styles,
12;
Yam
Naka-moto,
2;
Danny
Morrison,
4;
total,
23.
I
A
city
police
court
charge
against
Matt
Videck
of
selling
liquor
has
been
adjourned
for
hearing
1
until
AprU
29.
IS
BEATEN
'Canadian
Middleweight
Wrestling
j
Champ
Suffers
First
Defeat
in
Years
TRAIL,
April
25
Ernie
Arthur,
Canadian
middleweight
wrestling
chamnion.
was
defeated
fnr
thn
ruuu-
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"
'
Intermediate
1
t
nt
111116
ln
manv
years
by
Mervin
kji
muAiiy,
vyicuxi,
Pacific
Coast
champion,
here
Thursday
night.
Barackman
took
two
out
of
three
falls.
Committees
For
Yacht
Race
From
Seattle
to
Ruoert
At
a
meeting
of
executive
of
the
Prince
Ruoert
Yacht
Club
commit
tees
were
appointed
to
handle
different
phases
of
the
reception
to
those
taking
part
in
the
Seattle
to
Prince
Rupert
Yacht
race,
due
to
arrive
here
June
24,
as
follows:
Ladies'
entertainment
committee.
Mrs.
George
Bushby.
,
;
Trophy
committee,
R.
E.
Benson
ana
Aiex
MCKae.
Finance
committee,
Herbert
Ward
and
George
Bushby.
Bntertaining
committee.
C.
O.
Minns
and
R.
E.
Benson.
Each
committee
has
power
to
add
to
its
number.
The
front
page
classified
column
to
be
published
tomorrow
is
ooen
to
store
keepers
as
well
as
transi
ent
advertisers.
All
get
the
same
rate
but
only
for
small
classifieds.
They
must
be
in
the
office
to
morrow
morning.
1
ssir
ir
t
ww
jflENNESSY
IlItANWY
IS
A
SAFE
STIMULANT
IN
ALL
EMEEIGENCIES
KEEP
IT
HANDY;
NESSY
BOTTLED
AT
COGNAC,
FRANCE
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
nu
BADMINTON
LAST
NIGHT
Many
Mixed
Doubles
Games
Play
ed
in
Itupert
East
Tournament
Preliminary
rounds
in
the
mixed
doubles
of
the
Rupert
East
United
Church
Badminton
Club's
eltv
tournament
were
played
last
night
Kesujts
were
as
folIows
First
Round
Will
Larabie
and
Mrs.
S.
D.
beat
Mrs.
A.
J.
Squire
and
B,
oeaie,
15.4,
15-12.
C.
J.
Norrington
and
Miss
E,
currie
beat
T.
Bussanlch
and
Mrs.
iM.
M.
Lamb,
18-15.
15-12.
Second
Round
.
,
C.
J.
Norrington
and
M'iss
Cur
rie
beat
Will
Lamble
and
Mrs.
S.
D.
Johnston,
15-11,
15-8.
F.
W.
Allen
and
Mrs.
S.
C.
Thom
son
beat
J.
A.
Teng
and
Mrs.
QJ
J,
Norrington,
15-8,
15-9.
M.
M.
Lamb
and
Miss
N.
Roscm
beat
Jack
Russell
and
Miss
Rosi
by
default.
,J.
Oillatt
and
Miss
Irene
Mitchell
Deat
Henry
Heilbroner
and
Miss
o
Thome.
15-4,
15-6.
J.
Field
and
Miss
Rosemary
Win.
slow
beat
J.
Murray
and
Mrs.
H.
uuncan,
15-4,
11-15,
15-6.
Pete
Ferguson
and
Mrs.
J.
Feas-
by
beat
J.
WrathaU
and
Miss
A,
Gilchrist,
18-15,
1-15.
15-10.
J.
Murdoch
and
Mrs.
Beale
beat
J.
Fidler
and
Miss
B.
Allen,
15-5,
15-9.
Third
Round
C.
J.
Norrington
and
Miss
E.
Cur
rie
Deat
F.
W.
Allen
and
Mrs.
8.
n
Thomson,
15-6,
10-15.
15-9.
.
J.
GHIatt
and
Miss
I.
Mitchell
beat
MM,
Lamb
and
Miss
N.
Roe
era,
15-4,
15-7.
Remaining
third
round
eamn
ana
semwinals
in
the
mixed
doU
Dies
will
be
played
tonight.
Wrestling
Bout
Results
in
Draw
Howard
Contonn
ine,
Iowa
Grappler
Unable
to
Dispose
of
Charles
Hansen,
Seattle
Veteran
VANCOUVER,
April
25-Howard
Contonwine.
Iowa
eraDnlir.
nnrt
CharUe
Hansen.
Seattle
veteran,
wrestled
eight
rounds
to
a
draw
here
last
night.
Each
won
a
fail.
SPRING
SALE
BIG
SUCCESS
f
continued
'from
page
1)
Apartments,
ticket
No.
1359.
z
Mrs.
Cole,
Terrace,
ticket
No.
1299.
.
"
3-
E.
Gladys
Elliott.
1541
Sixth
Avenue
East,
ticket
No.
575.
4
Mrs.
E.
Murphy,
ticket
NoH
1UIO.
Pillow
slips,
donated
by
Mrs.
W.
Gratton,
won
by
Mrs.
A.
McDonald.
Magazine
stand,
donated
bv
Mrs.
m.
v.
Mccarrery,
won
by
Mrs..
It
McEwen.
Jardiniere
and
stand,
donated,
by
Mrs.
Leveque,
won
by
Mrs.
A:-I3.
Glllis.
.
I
Bed
spread
won
b'y
Mrs.
J.
-
c.
Brady.
I,
Pillow
silos,
donated
hv
Mn
n,
U
McDonald,
won
by
Marie
Boulter.
Plant,
donated
by
Mrs.
L.
Larson;
won
by
Mfs.
Chas.
Balagno.
'
,
Pie
casserole,
donated
by
Mrs.
E,
Pettenuzo,
won
by
Mrs.
H.
Meagher.
Biscuit
and
cheese
plates,
donated
by
Mrs.
Garon.
won
by
Mrs.
A.
S.
Lewis.
Box
of
chocolates,
donated
by
Mrs.
A.
S.
Lewis,
won
by
Mrs.
D.
H.
McDonald.
Evening
Social
There
.was
a
bridge
and
whist
party
and
social
in
the
evening.
Prize
winners
were:
Bridge
Ladles'
first,
Miss
p.
Astoria;
second,
Mrs.
II.
Ross.
Men's
first,
Tommy
Trotler;
second,
S.
M.
Newton.
Whist
Ladles'
first,
tie
between
Mrs.
Ratchford
and
Mrs.
O'Connell
won
on
a
cut
by
Mrs.
O'Connell;
second,
Mrs.
Klrkade.
Men's
first,
J.
Gallen;
second,
A.
amis.
Harry
Astoria
was
master
of
ceremonies.
Mrs.
Murray
and
Mrs.
De
Marco
were
ln
charge
ot
the
kit
chen.
Bakgno's
orchestra
was
in1
attendance.
Do
ftve
10
the
to
c
a
C'
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inn
-
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tira
me
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Other
Beautiful
Dominion
FZ00J
Dominion
Printed
Linoleum
and
Dominiotl
leum
Ruts
otfer
a
wide
choice
oi
beimif&i
1
wearing
floors
at
very
modeit
prices.
AjpofrJ
oeugnt
lor
every
room.
MaJe
in
Cansd
by
tht
maker
1
of
the
fsmotii
Dominion
Daitltibip
Linoleum
DOMINION
OF
CANADA
LOCAL
ITEMS
j
H.
M.
Mork
sailed
last
nlffht
nn
Ithe.
Prince
George
or
a
trin
to
Vancouver.
There
was
no
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Trades
it
Labor
Council
last
nfoht
ns
it
Via.
Jdecjded
to
hold
meetings
for
the
summer
at
least
only
once
a
month
on
second
Thursdays.
Allan
Klrkendall.
son
of
Mr
nnrt
Mrs.
C.
A.
Klrkendall.
will
be
able
to
leave
the
hospital
tomorrow
for
his
home
following
an
accident
last
Tuesday
when
a
fire
cracker
expioaea
prematurely.
The
'lad's
eyes
were
Injured
but
his
sight
will
not
be
affected.
Phil
Stenlkaeff,
who
will
serve
two
years
ln
the
New
Westminster
penitentiary
for
stabbing,
and
Paul
Evanlkov,
sent
down
to
Okalla
tor
six
months
for
theft
at
Anyox,
were
vanen
soum
on
the
Prince
George
last
night
by
Constahl
Uiu
I
.,
1.
u.i
r
.
-v.wn
,
ucing
iransierrea
from
Ha-
zeiion
10
Essondale.
J.
P.
Forde,
district
engineer
for
the
federal
department
of
public
works,
was
a
Dassentrer
a
Prince
George
last
night
retufnine
ncauuunerB
in
victoria
a
brief
Visit
to
Stewart
ress
ln
connection
with
wharf
extensions
which
are
to
be
made
I
there.
INCOME
TAX
UlA
DUE
APRIL
30th
Only
5
more
days
to
make
your
return
and
avoid
penalties
THE
DEPARTMENT
OF
NATIONAL
REVENUE
HON.
W.D.
FIJI
r
Income
T
Diviilon
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C.
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Numbers
made
famous
by
Qualit
The
learned
men
of
Ancient
Greece
it.
tided
that
the
world
contained
but
7
won.
dire.
The
Pyramids,
the
Hanging
Gardens
of
Babylon
the
Colossus
of
Rhodes
and
4
others
these
were
tht
7
matter-pieces
typifying
man's
greatest
achievements.
Original
In
modern
times
"tV
a
famous
number
-the
"masterpiece"
of
all
rye
whiskeys.
Bottled
from
the
oldest
stocks
of
whiskey
In
Canada,
the
Government
strip
tells
the
story.
This
advertisement
la
nnt
vvlM1
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Governmrii
British
Columbia.