J
clnch&tythe
gameWlth
a
long
"
shot'
V
from
'past
cenfre.
The
individual
scores
were:
Three
Two
Taxi
E.
Ratchford,
2;
E.
Dingwell,
15;
D.
Ourvlch,
6;
B.
Wendle,
1;
S.
Ourvlch,
3;
total,
27.
EiksB.
Harold;
O.
Mitchell,
0;
W.
Mitchell,
13;
M.
Budlnlch;
W.
Lamble,
5;
total,
24.
The
High
School
won
from
the
Bankers
45-22
in
the
Intermediate
League.
The
High
School
played
a
snappy
game
and
was
able
tq
hold
the
lead
without
difficulty
from
the
start.
At
half
time
the
score
was
21-10
for
the
school.
,
The
individual
scores
were:
High
School
D.
Morrison,
2;
W.
Johnstone,
13;
S.
Styles,
16;
B.
Irvine,
6;
K.
Nakamoto,
7;
Smlth-waite,
2;
total,
45.
Bankers
II.
Macdonald,
3;
E.
Barlowe.
6;
J.
Scott,
11;
C.
Donaldson;
P.
Bradshaw,
2;
total,
22.
The
first
games
of
the
two
game
serlea
for
the
city
basketball
chara-
plemhip
will
6e
played
on
Thursday
between
the
High
Schoo)
and
Big
Four
for
the
intermediate
championship
and
the
Players'
Club
and
Three
Two
Taxi
for
the
senior.
These
two
teams
will
meet
again
on
Tuesday
night
of
next
week
for
the
final
game,
the
total
points
to
count
as
the
deciding
Jac
tor
for
the
championship.
To
Many
Pedestrians
Motoring
takes
a
man's
mind
off
his
work
completely.
Dundee
3-r
-r
r-r-n
--;-
!
'
A
big
day
in
a
big
way
for
Jack
SKarEey's
small
daughter,
when
she
held
her
birthday
party,
recently,
at
her
Miami,
Fla.,
home.
Dorothy
is
seen
with
her
mother
on
the
right,
while
her
pals
are
all
aloft
on
the
jovial
pachyderm.
SEMI-FINAL
HOOP
GAMES
Three-Two
Taxi
and
Hieh
School
Are
Winners
Finals
Thursday
and
Tuesday
Three
Two
Taxi
defeated
the
Elks
27-84
last
night
to
win
the
championship
of
the
second
half
of
the
Senior
Basketball
League.
On
Thursday
night
Three
Two
Taxi
will
meet
the
Players'
Club
in
the
first
game
of
a
two-game
series
to
decide
the
city
championship.
.
Last
evening's
game
was
anybody's
win
up
to
the
last
minute
of
pUUT-
At
half
time
the
score
was
14-12
for
Three
Two
Taxi.
With
three
minutes
to
play
the
Taxi
aggregation
was
leading
18-24.
The
Elks
scored
rapidly
to
make
the
score
24-25
in
favor
of
the
Taxi
men.
Tinie
out
was
called
with
on-
Sport
Chat
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
Is
to
be
held
within
the
next
week
lor
so.
While
the
outlook
may
not
be
so
very
ongni
ier
senior
activity,
it
is
being
advocated
by
some
of
those
mose
who
wno
have
nave
always
always
taken
lateen
an
The
first
pliiyiof
f
match
between
the
Grptto.
wlD.ners
of
.the
first
half
of
the
season,
and
EUc
winners
of
the
second
half,
gr
the
team
billiard
championship
of
the
city
has
been
set
tor
this
Thursday
while
the
second
match
will
be
on
Tuesday
next.
Total
points
on
the
two
meetings
will
decide
'the
honors
for)
the
nast
winter..
With
the
team
competition
over,
the
annual
r.ltv.
individual
aranininriahln
nnn.
tests"
Wstart
on
March
25".
Ttter
annual
banauet
of
the
leaitue
on
April
2
will
bring
a
billiard
season
wnicn,
on
the
whole,
has
been
very
successful
to
a
fitting
dose.
At
the
w
r
-
banquet
trophies
won
during
the
past
winter
will
be
presented
to
their
respective
holders.
Canadian
Legion
Has
Long
Lead
in
Billiard
Fixture
In
an
outstanding
gamo
from
last
Tuesday's
Billiard
Leacue
fix
ture
between
Canadian
Legion
and
Grotto,
M.
E.
Young
last
night
de
feated
J.
Hillman
250
to
105.
'
6
eiv-
'
an:,
:
1
,
,
active
part
in
connection
with
this
l!"8
the
a
lead
on
the
four
snort
that
th
wn,nr
.
rfm,t
,
bames
ar
Pyed
of
935
to
814
may
be
particularly
.concentrated
j0ne
ame
"malns
to
be
played-upon.
The
Idea
is
being
gradually
iA-
Murray.
Canadian
Legion
vs.
W
appreciated
that
to
have
success-
J-
NeIson
Grotto.
lul
senior
activity
In
future
years,
it
Is
desirable
to
foster
the
sport
among
the
younger
boys
now.
This
principle
will
probably
play
.a
prominent
part
In
conneotion-witb,
thl
VMrK
nnrantutlnn
an1
If
it
uuoa,
mcic
ocwuia
w
uc
iio-rcasuit
ry.Trrr
.,JT
.
.
.
iwiuhu,
i"u"u.s",nn"
it
inner
01
oi
r,rsl
nrst
iia
".
A1S0
ILhv
thP
nn
H,M
nAfh.
f
equally
successful
to
those
d
past.
Now
that
sprine
;
dayt
soon
be
here,
Interest
in
the
baseb
ft
Hnp
nf
lvfll
ennrt
whoro
Jt&'Ai&
deal
of
reorganization
mfeAt''rfol?'
be
amiss.
During
recenti,Tcar&.
start
on
wiin
some
eninusiasm
which,
In
the
past
few
years,
tin-fortunately,
has
flagged
rather
badly
along
towards
the
late
summer.
Here,
too,
the
advisability
of
the
idea
of
fostering
younger
blood
In
the
sport
might
be
well
considered.
If
a
league
is
organised,
it
is
to
be
hoped
it
will
consist
Of
at
least
four
teams.
More
of
baseball
will
be
heard
anon.
CRIB
LEAGUE
--LAST
EVENING
IJjH'anpadinff
in
Second
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
League
nma
last
night
were
as
follows:
I.
O.
O.
F.
10,
Operators
17.
Knights
of
Columbus
vs.
Seal
Cop,fiawml11
postponed
until
to-
UVU.U
10,
Moose
li.
.OTd'Storaee
lfl.
Knelfw
11
'
l-WstrlApress
13.
C.
N.
R.
A.
14
there
has
been
an
inclination
to.
J
0range
Lodge
10
Prlnce
R
t
u
h-1
wY"Wiixu'tcI
17
uuseuiui
piayers
ana
ians.
Cieasonsi
Orotto
148
Cold
Storage
143
P.
Rupert
Hotel
143
C.
N.
R.
A
141
Operators
l4o
K.
of
Columbus
136
Orange
Lodge
135
Moose
134
I.
O.
O.
F
123
Baffles
fc
123
Seal
Oove
118
New
Empress
113
L.
122
127
127
129
130
107
135
138
147
147
127
157
Pts.
148
143
143
141
140
136
135
134
123
123
116
113
HOCKEY
SCORES
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
Ottawa
4,
Montreal
2.
Chicago
3,
Boston
4.
Pittsburgh
2,
Toronto
3.
Canadlens
3,
N.Y.
Rangers
3.
COAST
LEAGUE
Portland
3,
Victoria
nil.
AREN'T
STATISTICS
THAT?
We
wonder
if
the
college
who
has
classified
507
"known
annoyances"
included
the
persons
who
collect
useless
statistics.
London
Saturday
Review.
Pulling
for
dear
old
Oxford.
The
new
captain
Tinne.
,s
vcn
occupying
No.
7
place
in
Oxford
,
,
Varsity
crew,
whlcil
ho,
resumed
training
i0r
the
wWliwL1!
I
I
wheats
HE
DAILY
NEWS
NEW
WINTER
WHEAT
FOUND
.
World's
Champion
.Grower
Is
Orl
J
ginator
of
Smithsonian
Grain
.,'
.t$50INA.
.March..
JJW'tSmitlul'
sonlan.
a
new
hard
red
winter
-
sensation
at
the
World's
Grain
Ex
hibition
and
Conference
at
Regina
,
in
1932.
!
Mr.
Smith
is
a
resident
of
Corval-:
lis.
Mont.,
and
aamDles
of
his
wheat
have
beon
thoroughly
tested
by
experts
of
the
milling,
baking
and
chemical
laboratory
,at
Washington.
The
tests
showed
that
the
flour
yield
was
almost
75
per
cent,
that
the
quality
was
excellent.
It
is
lighter
in
color
than
any
other
hard
red
winter
wheat
tested
during
the
season.
Mr.
Smith
has
been
experiment
ing
for
over
twelve
years.
He
suc
ceeded
in
originating
the
first
"Srrilihsonian"
wheat
about
five
years
ago.
Sufficient
quantity
Is
now
on
hand
to
give
it
a
thorough
test
in
different
sections
of
the.
northwest
country.
It
has
already
proven
to
be
winter
hardy
and
an
Bitter
Root
Valley
and
much
faitiiia
expressed
in
Its
ability
to
rank
among
the
greatest
of
hard
winter
Toronto
Stocks
(Courteir
6.
D.
John
con
Co.)
Amulet,
$1.45,
$1.48.
Dom
a,
8.00,
8J0.
jFulconbrldge,
430
4.40.
SOUinger,
5.60,
5.6$.
owie,
.83,
.84.
Hudson
Bay,
12.35.
12J0.
Imperial
Oil,
24.36,
2455.
Int.
Nnckei,
39.00,
3930.
Mining
Corp.,
2M.
2.90.
Mdntyre,
18.00,
18.25.
Manitoba
Basin,
.06,
.06.
Noranda,
40.50,
40.75.
Sherritt
Gordon.
2.86,
2.60.
Sudbury
Basin,
3.15.
3.2Q.
Teck
Hughes,
6.15,
6.2if.
Treadwell
Yukon,
5.95,
d.00.
Ventures,
151.
1.90.
GOOD
WORK
ON
AMBROSE
The
City
Council,
at
its
informaf
meeting
last
night,
heard'
a
report
On
the
building
of
Ambrose
Av
enue,
the
work
having
cost
only
$15,450
including
the
flotation
of
oonds
and
all
clerical
work
while
the
estimate
for
the
work
was
sie.qoo.
Appreciation
of
the
excellent
work
done
was
expressed.
Billiard
Averages
a.
P.
Tinker
(CD
23
5446
237
J.
Andrews
(G)
22
5104
233
M.
M.
McLachlan
(O)
17
3962
233
J.
W.
Scott
(CL)
18
4198
233
A.
A.
Easson
E)
28
5343
232
W.
Mitchell
(B)
21
4851
231
D.
Brown
(O)
16
3660
230
W.
Lamble
E)
3
691
230
C.
Balagno
(E)
24
5486
228
.
Hillman
Qi
19
4333
227
F.
Stephens
(E)
32
4987
227
w.
jc
WMBScroit
m)
Ml
3860
227
W.
J.
Nelson
(O)
23
6190
226
O.
Waugh
(O)
:;20
4437
222
S.
P.
MtMofdle
(CL)
U
2657
22
H
Young
(DLI
10
2159
21P
F.
O.
Pyle
(CD
16
3411
215
M.
Andrews
(CL
23
4B64
211
A.
Murray
(CD
14
2898
203
A.
Donald
E)
10
2003
200
J.
H.
Pfllsbunr
(CL)
.
..2
380
100
O.
Howe
(O)
1
118
118
Whvn
yon
need
new
energy,
when
you
are
hot
and
mouth
Ul
dry
pi
p
op
with
Wrlglcy'
it:
mobum
moudt
and
diroatt
The
Incfened"
ftow
of
(ailya
feedi
new
strength
to
the
blood,
you
can
do
more
you
feel
better.
Keep
awake
with
Wrljley
CK1
ASSOCIATED
pOAJtDS
OF
TRADE
AT
JEKKACfi
PASS
MANY
KE-SQLUIIONSDjBLJE.GAT.ES
QUETED
LA
ST
NIGHT.
(Continued
from
paj;e
one)
will
be
called
to
the
need
of
hosDltal
Mcurlde
and
Prince
Rupert.
The-govcmrrrentr
-whbe
-asked)
to
w
use
uoc
local
iwai
lumber
lumucr
on
on
all
an
cc
contracts
1
QrnMt
npiDinn:Uri
and
rfAiralnnAfl
liti.
.
-
.
-
.
.
I
"
r
.
,
.
1
m
central
BritisfifOolumb
a.
,
C
'
Edison
seuth.
tw
ce
world
wheat
;
The
construetlon
of
the
roads
to
u,'uu'
"I
"c
l!
a
Kltimaat
and
the
Naas
is
asked.
The
government
Is
asked
to
sub
sidise
the
transfer
of
autos
between
!
Prince
Rupert
and
Hazelton.
to
the
Yukon.
a
linn
Terrace
and
The
use
of
stone
oarns
as
legal
posts
for
miners
stakfng1
was
asked.
Completion
of
the
main
hitthwav
from
Prinee
Georse
To
Jasner
was
urged
at
the
instance
'of
Prince
George.
.
Smithers
urged
the
government
to
start
work
on
roads
as
soon
as
practicable
so
as
to
alleviate
Un
employment.
Establishment
of
an
experimen
tal
farm
between
Prince
Georee
and
Terrace
by
the
Federal
gov
ernment
was
urged.
Stewart
asked
for
the
resolution
urging
that
In
view
of
the
likeli
hood
of
big
developments
in
the
Taku
district
egrea
to
which
was
available
only
by
way
of
Juneau
with
consequent
loss
of
trade
to
Canada
the
Kovernment
should
rawce
eariy
investigations
fqr
a
mghway
to
Alaska
oaraliellns
the
eastern
contact
belt
from
Hazelton
A
letter
was
read
from
the
newlv
formed
Board
of
Trade
of
Fort
Fraaer,
which
Joined
the
associa
tion.
Delegate
A.
11.
Carson
from
Prince
Rupert
extended
an
invita
tion
to
the
delegates
to
travel
as
far
as
Prinee
Rupert
in
order
to
wise
to
the
poartMHUec
of
the!
place.
A
few
accepted
and
will
visit
the
port.
The
resolution
committee
con
sisted
of
E.
T.
Kenny
of
Terrace.
Noel
of
Smithers,
John
Mclnnes
of
Prince
-Gewwe,
Ruddy
ot
Bums
T
aim
rnr..
n
It
I
1
a
i
pftsw
Of
'Prince
Rupert.
'
woi:
pout
t
hi.
r?T?
;
s
Woman
Appointed
To
Scotland
Yard
LONDON.
March
12:
Miss
E.
D.
Peto
has
been
annotated
tn
hin
in
111
f
Die
am
nfm
r.
T.
for
Shoppi!.,.;,
mediate
relief
I
'tte
lue
best
time
to
ticiu.
verymoant
you
-,rs,
M
WTiypOBtpcne
relief
urt
iracixn
ns
Height
kiT-
lutid
the
-i
provcii
r
.fjfj
bg
eolds.
easing
a
s.,r..
-
i,
ceadachea
and
ti
n
;
.
c
fjf
E
neuritis,
rhtunmtim.,
tt
iou
can
alayn
.-curt
on
h
i
COmlort.
But
if
pair;
u
of
tsi
recurrence
see
a
ilucUiX
a
U
iti
j
TRACK
MARK
Km
tachment
Yard,
for
tin
has
been
at
detachment
patrol,
wh.
women'i
d"
Yard,
is
r.'H
the
organisation
of
the
women's
de-
Peto
is.
six
i
h.
1;.
f
'
Dominion
of
Canada
anuQ
1
TQ:
IV.
!
"
.ftt,'
Where
Income
Tax
Inspectors
Arc
Located
WlNNUEO,ACAN.
Commercial
nUUina
REGINA,
A$K."
-
McCallam
Kill
IluilJIng
SASKATOON,
8ASK.
Rm
Building
PRINCE
AintllT,
SASK.
P.ajlulIJinj
CALQARV,
ALT
A.
Cu.Kpni
BuiUing
Trustees,
Executors
and
Administrators
INCOME
TAX
INFORMATION
REPORTS
ARE
DUE
March
31,
1930
'
-Ever,T
Pc"on
acting,
or
who
at
any
time
during
1029
diJ
:4
?ct?j,n
a
fiduciary
capacity
in
connection
with
a
property,
business,
or
estate,
is
required
by
law
to
make
an
Income
Tax
Information
Report
on
or
before
March
31st.
'
Act
Now
and
Avoid
Penalties
lively
person
who
is
required
to
make
this
return
who
faill'tn
rfo
in
nn
n
U
r.
11..
r
t
t.
filM
cKitl
)??lc
to
a
Penalty
often
dollars,
($10.00)
for
each
Jay
of
e
default,
provided
however
that
such
penalty
shall
not
in
ar)y
case
exceed
fifty
dollars
($50.00).
Get
Forms
and
Information
Nowl
Blank
forms
may
be
obtained
from
any
Postmaster
of
anytlnspector
of
Dominion
Income
Tax.
Ask
for
Form
T3.
March
31st
is
the
last
day
for
making
this
return.
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INCOME
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