PAGE
FOUR
Sport
Chat
James
J.
Johnston
.grew
tlrd,
of
seeing
others
collecting
large
'sums
of
money
with
any
one
who
passed
tor
a.
heavyweight,
says
"Knockout."
So
he
blew
his
trumpet
and
it
stirred
ol'
Phlll.p
Suffering
Scott
In
London.
The
falling
fireman
has
been
at
it
since
1918.
He
has
been
belted
and
counted
out
in
several
different
countries
and
languages,
but
he
comes
forth
to-
be
resurrected
by
a
master
stroke
of
manipulating.
Little
or
nothing
has
been
heard
of
the
collapsible
clouter
of
Croyden
for
more
than
a
year.
It
required
a
skillful
hand
to
obtain
him
a
match,
let
alone
place
him
at
the
top
of
the
heap.
Humbert
J.
Fugasy's
contract
with
Arthur
Bu-low,
the
man
with
the
fountain
pen,
and
repudiated
manager
of
Max
Sehmeling,
gave
the
bustling
boy
bandit
his
big
oportimlty.
The
Oennan
could
do
one
of
three
things
box
the
Briton,
seek
work
outside
of
New
York
or
sail
for
home.
He
chose
the
latter.
Johnston's
smart
move,
or
rather
his
taking
advantage
of
the
Madl
son
Seuare
Garden
Corporation's
failure
to
line
up
Billow,
cost
Sehmeling
the
Jack
Sharkey
match
in
Sentesiber,
and
imedlately
reestablished
Scott.
Phil
staggered
through
ten
heats
to
shade
the
giant
Victorlo
Campolo
by
a
gnat's
eyelash.
Then
the
Boxing
Commission
obligingly
listed
the
undisputed
champion
of
Britain's
horizontal
heavyweights
with
Sharkey
and
Sehmeling
as
the
three
to
fight
it
out
for
Gene
Tunney's
vacated
toga.
The
Hard
Rock
of
Times
Square
has
half
the
proletarian
thinking
his
Philip
ran
Der
Maxie
back
to
Berlin.
Johnston
has
talked
It
so
loudly
and
long
he
believes
it
himself.
He
professes
to
be
convinced
his
Philip
will
trim
either
Sharkey
or
Sehmeling
and
go
on
to
win
the
wreath.
If
Scott,
the
timid
seul
of
a
year
and
a
half
'SO
iIMfliW
-everything
James
J.
lXfcaiUrt
he
really
will
be
a
raging
British
lion.
STATION
WINNER
iiiJJua
Defeated
Freight
Shed
in
OX.R.
.inoCri&bare
Final
and
Captured
.anilta-.i-iairt
fi-
Iloltby
Cup
The
final
of
the
Canadian
National
Cribbage
League
last
night
was
a
fitting
climax
for
a
season's
activities
which
have
proven
very
successful.
The
winners
of
the
first
and
second
halves
met
to
decide
the
railway
championship
and
the
possession
for
the
year
of
the
Iloltby
Cttp
and
the
Station
won
from
the
Freight
Shed
by
the
narrow
margin
of
H
to
13.
This
conchtdes
the
C.N.R.
Cribbage
League
season.
Six
teams
were
in
play
during
the
past
Veterans
Lead
In
Billiards
Aggregate
of
Three
Games
So
Far
i
Played
72
to
5W
Arainst
Elks
Two
further
games
were
played
last
night
in
the
Billiard
League
ot
Bfcs
vs.
Canadians
Lsakm
and.
as.
a
result,
the
ex-soMierfWeagrf
by
the
euaatanUel
margin
of
722
to
599.
The
games
played
last
night
F.
11.
Stephens
(Elksi,
183:
J.
W.
aeott
(OanaeMaa
Legion),
250.
W.
S.
WUUsersft,
165;
O.
P.
Tinker,
260.
Oames
remaining
to
be
played
are:
C.
P.
Baiagno
vs.
Col.
S.
P.
Mc-
W.
MMeheH
vs.
M.
Andrews.
HOCKEY
SCORES
National
League
Toronto
nil;
Ottawa
2.
Pittsburgh
nil;
Boston
7.
Canadiens
2;
N.Y.
Americans
4.
Chicago
S,
Montreal,;
nil.
II4-
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QUICK
ANSWER
TO
t
ADVERTISEMENT
4
Mrs.
O.
A.
Chapman,
of
Smith-era
writes
to
say
that
she
got
an
answer
to
a
recent
4
advertisement
in
the
Dally
News
before
she
saw
the
copy
4
ef
the
paper
in
which
it
was
running.
She
was
advertising
fresh
eggs
for
sale,
delivered
direct,
4
Prince
George
Lost
Hockey
Championship
Beat
Armstrong
in
Semi-Finals
and
Won
First
Game
of
Finals
But
Last
Game
Fatal
PRINCE
GEORGE,
Feb
.
26:
Prince
George
failed
to
win
the
intermediate
hockey
championship
but
they
made
a
close
run
for
it
on
their
recent
tour
to
Southern
B.C.
They
beat
Armstrong
in
the
semifinals
and
in
the
first
game
la
the
finals
against
Vernon
won
5
to
4.
It
was
in
the
second
game
that
they
met
their
Waterloo,
going
down
before
the
fruit
growers
with
a
score
of
1
to
3.
As
total
goals
de
cided
tne
series
tney
lost
by
one
goaL
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(OMirtMy
S.
D
JohMtoa
Os-.K
Big
Missouri,
55,
60.
Cork.
Province,
2.
Nil.
fcetten
Belt,
17,
2S.
Duthie
Mines,
Nil.
24.
George
Copper,
2.06,
2,10.
Georgia
River,
6,
7ft
Goleonda,
80,
8.
Grand
view,
9,
10.
Independence,
3,
5.
,
Intern.
Ceat
St
Coke,
30,
32.
Kootenay
Florence,
3i,
4)fcv
Kootenay
King,
Nil.
Lucky
Jim,
Nil,
4.
Mohawk,
1,
Ife.
Morten
Wooleey,
7,
8.
Marmot
River
Gold,
NIL
13.
Marmot
Metals,
1,
1ft.
National
Silver,
5,
Sft.
Noble
Five,
14,
16.
Oregon
Copper,
12,
12ft.
,
Pend
Oreille,
ZM,
2jB0.
Premier,
1.28,
1J9.
Porter-Idaho,
10,
15.
Reeves
Macdonald,
67,
70.
Ruf
us-Argenta,
4,
S.
Ruth-Hope,
12,
12ft.
Silverado,
IS,
26.
Silversmith,
4ftNil.
Slocan
King,
2,
NIL
Snowfbke,
10,
11.
Sunloch,
76.
80.
;
Whitewater.
10,
14.
Woodbine,
1.
2.
Bluebird,
2,
NIL
A.
P.
Con.,
1.48,
1:48.--Calmont,
1.14,
1.15.
rs
Dalhousle,
1.26,
130.
T
Fabyan
Pete,
6,
6
ft,
Home,
7.66,
7.86.
-s
Hargal,
94.
$1.
Freehold,
44,
45.
'"f
Sterling
Pacific,
Nil,
26.
;
United,
63,
66.
Mertand,
26,
27.
Mercury,
35,
37.
TORONTO
STOCKS
(OenrtMT
8.
D.
Mnucsa
Oo.)
Amulet,
1.38.
1.40.
PaJconbrtdge,
30.
4.00.
Dome,
7.90,
7.95.
Hudson
Bay.
11.95,
12JX.
Howie,
88.
84.
HeJHnger.
555.
5.70.
Imperial
Oil,
32J0,
33jOO.
Intematienel
Niekei
30.
37,75)
Mining
Corporatton,
1,
2M.
-Mclntyre,
17iW,
VIM.
Manitoba
Basin,
7,
8.
Noranda,
39.10.
39.60.
Sherritt
Gordon,
239.
20.
Sudbury
Basin.
191,
2J6.
Teck
Hughes,
3.7.5.
5.85.
Treadwell
Yukeh,
JB0,
AlOj
Vvntures.
l.M,
1j90.
Wright
Hargraves.
1.72,
1.76.
PERT
IN
CLAIM
FOR
PEACE
RIVER
OUTLET
(Continued
from
page
one)
"We
can
provide
faciUtles.
but
neither
the
Canadian
National
nor
the
Canadian
Pacific
can
force
i
wheat
through
any
port.
Thati
simply
means
that
the
owners
de
cide
where
the
wheat
shall
go.
"Nature,
as
well
as
the
railways,
has
done
her
best
for
Prince
Rupert.
She
is
blessed
with
an
excellent
harbor.
My
only
comment
as
to
when
the
Peace
River
outlet
may
be
established
Is
to
say
that
the
railways
are
trying
to
the
best
of
i
their
ability
to,solyM!l
transppri-L
titlon
problem's."
'.
"
NEW
SUITES
ATTRACTIVE
Brand
New
Installations
on
Prmc
George
Subject
of
Favorable
Comment
Outstanding
among
a
number
of
Improvements
which
have
been
made-
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
George
while
she
has
been
tied
up
m
Vancouver
ror
tne
winter
are..
completely
renovated
and
remodelled
bridal
suites.
These
suites
al
ways,
have
been
popular
with
the
travelling,
public
but
now
they
are
a
real
"piece
de
resistance."
.:
V?,
SIR
1IENUY
THORNTON
OIVESi,
''it
VI.Q;RQQ5T.
v
m
VMSCn,
IllJMItf
until
all
the
facts
are
known,'
Sir
i
Henry
Thornton
said
in
comment-
'
ing
on
Prince
Rupert
s
pfea.
"There
are
two
or
three
routes
which
might
be
followed
in
making
a
if'
outlet
to
the
Peace
Hive
district.
Zi
would
hesitate
to
say
which
of
them
ought
to
be
followed.
But
I
can
emphatically
say
that
I
don't
know
of
any
practical
route
which
would
exclude
Prince
Ruoert
las
a
port
through
which
the
Peace
River
wheat
may
find
an
outlet-to
the
outer
world.
Furthermore,
It
is.
unthinkable
that
any
route
should
be
proposed
which
did
exelude
Prince
Rupert
P
4
i
r
f
i
i
ttij
BAIL?
173
et
The
plumbing
is
brandrfew
and
the-'most
modem
fittings
available
have
been
installed.
;
In
adidtion
to
this,
two
of
the
four
suites
have
now
been
equip
ped
witli
twin
beds.
They
are
most
cosy
And
attractive,
in
appearance
and
are
causing
much
favorable
comment
AH
the
drapes,
bed
.coverings,
etc.,
are
newly
Installed
and
are
handsome
indeed.
Similar
suites,
it
is
undesstood,
are
to
be
installed
on
the
Prince
Rupert
MAV
ORGANIZE
At
a
meeting
of
local
Norwegians
last
night,
a
committee
consisting
of
John
Dybhavn.
I.
Fenses;
P.
Chars
tad.
Ther
Selvig
and
Mrs.
II.
Uhdersdah!
to
go
into
the
posslbll-
Whereas,
the
two
suites
on
eitheity
of
perfecting
the
organisation
side
of
the
vessel
were
formerly
j.here
of
a
branch
of
the
League
of
connected,
they
have
been
now
Norsemen
of
Canada.
Another
shut
off
each
by
Itself
for
each
is;
meeting
will-
be
held
at
an
earlyH
now
self
sufficient
with
private
date
to
receive
the
report
of
the
bath,
shower,
wash
basin
and
toll-
committee.
FOUR
SAILINGS
WERKLV
WILL
BE'
GIVEN
THIS
SUMMER
HERE
WITH
GENERAL
REVISION
IN
SCHEDULE
(continued
from
pace
1)
Thursday
morning.
The
Prince
Rupert
and.
the
Prince
George,
leaving
Vancouver
10
p.m.
Mondays
and
Wednesdays,
will
arrive
at
Prince
Rupert
at
11:30
Wednesday
and
Friday
mornings.
At
2:30
Wednesday
afternoon
the
frM
cihln
latiA
T)r4nMA
DnnAKii
Mondays,
sail
at
8
pjn.
for
Stewart,
Anyox
and
Massett
Inlet
ports,,
re-,
turning
to
Prince
Rupert
at
1030
a.m.
Thursday
and
sailing
south
at
4
pm.
that
day.
On
her
northbound
trip
the
Prince
Henry
will
oall
at
Powell
River
and
Ocean
Falls
but
will
go
south
direat
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Vancouver.
Both
north
and
southbound,
the
Prince
Charles
will
travel
direct
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancou
ver.
'
e
"m
saiJlng
Ir
for
Alaska,
returning
to
Prince.
Ru-
,R"-
pert
at
7
o'clock
Monday
mornlngi?ert
av?'
"?u
"
be
June
12
and
tn
ta,t'
SVtember
8.
:
and
satftog
south
at
4
ml
the
same
da.
The
boat
arriving
at
The
steamers
Prince
TIIEWEATHal
Prince
Rupert
-jm-Wind;
temne
r
t
Haysport
-Licrh,
Ji;
''r"'""c,aiear,
calm.;
Rosswoodciearcc2J
Aiyanshiear
Alice
Afm
Cilm'
U
v-iear,
calm
J
-viear,
calm
.
j
Stewart
River
-2,-Wind,
-28
Dawson-Clear,
calm
ranee
unpen
maay
morning
win
"
""v
'"""
ui
'
n,
met
C.
w
leave
at
2:30
2:30
dor.
pj.
for
for
Anvox
Anyox
and
and
wn
Charlotte
unarraue
islands
lwanas
serviee.
serviee,
On
the
nnmii,.
j
Jehn
and
ent.
j
r
Freda
I
River
pueitsher
Z
Stewart,
returning
to
Prince
Ru-!
tne
"cneduie
for
these
vessels
to
be
ing
to
word
rZ7
pert
at
6
pin,
Satedajr
and
sailing
j
later.
south
at
7
pun.
:
The
revised
train
service
TN
the
quest
for
financial
independence
millionj
of
A
people
turn
with
confidence
to
Life
Insurance
,
,
.
'tht'one
investment
which
can
provide
an
income
for
rold
age,
a
reserve
fund
for
emergencies
and
a
paid-up
testate
for
loved
ones.
ii&y
.
..i
....
.
so
important
is
this
form
ot
investment
that
today
has
been
set
aside
as
Life
Insurance
Day.
It
is
a
day
when,
in
fairness
to
yourself
and
family,
you
should
discuss
with
your
wife
your
future
financial
status.
Ask
Yourself
These
Questions
If
your
earnings
were
cut
off
entirely!'
what
income
would
be
available
from
your
present
savings?
'Do
you
realize
that
$10,000
of
LifeJnsur
mcc
represents
a
yield
of
only
about
$500
an--
f'ht
17
i
SSL1-
.
The
Prince
Charles,
leaving
Van-1
van-irruiv
Prinee
Rupert
nut
in
ui
connection
wunecnon
witit
wiuij
construction
construction
ouver
u
pjn.
Saturdays,
reach
Prinee
Rupert
at
ll:S0
sun.
-i
ai
at.
uuawa
camni.i..
.1
will
.
the
changed
steamship
sailings
wilt
j
from
the
Peace
of
a
Ri?i!
rail
'
aja,ftles
bo
anetuineed
later.
j.
Rupert.
T
'.I
i
....
.
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.SliOl
i'.r.i-
'
Is
,et..-
:
ti
OJOi
.Jli'i'
U......
S9l
Me
.imit
ti
Millions
of
People
Have
Laid
the
Foundation
for
Sticcess
on
this
Sound
Investment
a.
year?
Would
you
ask
your
wife
and
children
to
five
on
that
amount?
What
investment
other
than
Life
Insurance
offers
such'
a
sense
of
security
...
or
is
so
helpful
when
your
financial
need
is
the
greatest?
'
Life
Insurance
is
Thrift
Life
Insurance
encourages
systematic
savings
...
it
is
a
sure
means
of
thrift.
Year
after
year
your
premiums
increase
the
cash
value
of
your
insurance
while
you
live.
Its
value
is
unquestioned
when
you
die.
Call
in
a
Life
Insurance
Representative
today
...
Let
him
plan
an
insurance
p'rogram
that
will
care
for
your
future
obligations
and
lay
the
foundation
for
your
success
and
'happiness.