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NOTICE
George
Dunlap
Is
Golf
Winner
,
PINEHURST.
April
8:
George
T.
Dunlap
of
.New
York
won
the
Plne-hurst.
medal
tournament
for
golf
SPECIAL
REVENUE
TAX
ACT
Commencing
April
1st,
this
Act
imposes
a
tax
of
1
per
cent,
upon
all
employees
in
respect
of
wages
which
are
in
excess
of
the
exemptions
stated
belov,
and
requires
every
employer
to
deduct
the
amount
of
the
tax
at
the
time
the
wages
are
paid,
and
to
remit
the
amount
so
retained
to
the
Provincial
Collector
for
the
district
on
or
before
ihe
15th
of
the
following
month.
A
return
must
accompany
each
remittance
to
the
Collector,
and
forms
will
be
mailed
to
every
employer
as
soon
as
his
requirements
have
been
made
known.
Therefore
all
those
who
have
other
persons
in
their
employ
should
so
inform
the
Collector
at
once,
and
full
information
will
then
be
supplied,
together
with
the
necessary
forms.
The
tax
must
be
deducted
from
every
employee
whose
remuneration,
including
the
value
of
free
board
or
lodging
(at
prevailing
rates,
but
not
less
than
$25
per
month)
and
other
perquisites,
exceeds
:
(a.)
$25
per
week
in
the
case
of
a
married
person
whose
wife
or
husband
resides
in
the
Province,
or
in
the
case
of
a
widower
or
widow
who
has
dependent
children
under
the
age
of
eighteen
years
residing
in
the
Province,
(b.)
$15
per
week
in
the
case
of
all
other
persons.
NOTE.
The
tax
is
.payable
on
the
whole
amountif
it
exceeds
THE
EXEMPTION.?
EXPLANATORY
MEMORANDUM
If
an
employee
works
for
the
same
employer,
say,
Monday,
Tuesday,
Friday,
and
Saturday
of
the
same
week,
or,4l
Thursday,
Friday,
and
Saturday
of
ope-week,
and
Monday
of
the
next
week,
and
earns
in
excess
of
the
exemptramount,
the
tax
must
be
deducted.
If
an
employee
is
paid
monthly,
the
tax
miist
be
deducted
from
the
full
month's
pay
if
the
remuneration
is
in
excess
of
the
monthly
equivalent
of
the
above
exemption.
Dept.
of
Finance,
C.
B.
PETERSON,
Province
of
British
Columbia.
t
Commissioner
of
Income
Tax.
;
amateurs
yesterday
with
stroke
lead
over
the
field.
Motorship
Belllngham,
with
three
carloads
of
fresh
halibut
for
transshipment
East
over
Canadian
National
Railways,
arrived
in
pan
during
the
noon
hour
today
from
Ketch
bean.
a
ten'
STEWARD
RETURNS
NORTH
'
'0m
SPEAKS
-fov
1
Mr
X"'
THE
DAILY
NEWS
RUPERT
BEAT
S
TERRACE
t
Tour
T
Awranc
wives
of
Olitlncd,,
,j
.J
BIG
BOUT
ARRANGED
I
Sharkey
and
Camera
to
Meet
ITSELF
Turrets,
too,
hold
the
non-stop
record
of
pleasing
cigarette
smokers.
Month
after
month,
year
after
year,
the
demand
for
Turrets
increases
because
they
suit
the
hig
majority
of
smokers.
After
all,
nothingcan
repluce
good,
honest
tobacco;
grown
and
ripened
right
out
in
the
field
under
nuturc's
own
sunlight
nothing
artificial
about
that
and
the
high
quality
is
"inbred."
Mild
and
Fraqrant
urret
CI
GAKET.TES
Brooklyn
on
June
10
NEW
YORK,
April
8:-ments
were
practically
Arrange-
NEW
YORK,
April
8:
Max
Baer,
voting
California
heavyweight
boxer
humbled
EmleOwen
In
a
scheduled
10-round
boxing
bout
here
last
ttfght.
The
big
Callfornlan
James
Redpath,
port
steward
,
knocked
his
opponent
down
In
the
for
the
Yukon
St
White
Pass
river
;
first
reuiM
and
knocked
him
out
In
steamers
at
Whltehorse,
was
a
pat-1
the
second,
senger
aboard
the
Princess
Alice
!
Lochl'
Boys
and
Girls
Again
p"
Demonstrate
Superiority
In
Hoop
Game
Over
Terracites
Prince
Rupert
High
School
basketballers
defeated
on-
compiete
;
ponents
from
Terrace
by
even
more
decisive
margins
in
1?T
Jb?
taIk
.
of
the
second
set
of
games
last
niirht
at
the
Exhibition
Hall.
carSTnd
Jac,
sZ
local
boys
won
39
to
12
while
the
Prince
Rupert
girls
heavyweight
title
contenders.
The
!
were
victorious,
22
to
5.
The
local
boys
played
fine
com-
.
...
.
.
it!
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11
1
ml
t
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11
1
aaie
is
10
De
June
iu
ana
tne
place
uuiauon
ana
pro,ve
deadly
snois.
rne
gins
aiso
exceuen
.DDeis
t
ieia,
urooKiyn.
The
New
York
Boxing
Commission
is
lifting
rulings
which
are
standing
against
Camera
in
'this
state.
Decisive
Score
Collegiate
Ball,
i
University
of
Washington
Defeats'
Columbia
College
of
Portland
to
Tune
of
21
to
1
SEATTLE.
April
8;
The
University
of
Washington
opened
the
baseball
season
yesterday
by
Inflicting
a
24
to
1
defeat
over
Columbia
College
of
Portland.
1
BAER
HAD
EASY
WIN
'
i
Humbled
Ernie
Owen
in
Second.
Round
of
Heavyweight
Bout
Last
Night
BASEBALL
OPENING
"Dutch"
Iteuther
Acquitted
Himself
With
Honor
in
Game
Yesterday
LOS
ANGELES,
April
8:
"Dutch"
Keulher,
old
master
of
the
Bis
Leagues,
acquitted
himself
with
honor
yesterday
in
the
opening
fame
here
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Baseball
League
when
he
pitched
Seattle
to
a
three
to
one
victory
over
Los
Angeles.
The
veteran
hurler
allowed
Lo
Angeles
but
five
hits.
Other
scores
were
as
follows
for
the
opening-
day:
Oakland,
2;
Missions,
1.
San
Francisco,
8:
Portland.
0.
Hollywood,
5:
Sacramento,
3.
SPORT
CHAT
this
morning
returning
to
nis
au-
j
There
is
one
tning
a
family
skel-
ment
of
the
winter
play,
the
South-ties
In
the
north
after
sperxMn
awsi
ivgood.
ItgoodTor
about
eastam
open
Just
completed
at
Au
tre
winter
in
me
suuiu.
themselves.
The
locals,
if
anything.
were
better
than
on
the
night
before.
Eleanor
Patmore
was
the
outstanding
player
of
the
local
girls
team.
The
boys
all
starred
In
their
game.
Helen
Oreif
was
the
pick
of
the
Terrace
girls'
team
while
Bowering
and
McLeod
were
the
pick
t
the
boys.
The
local
players
left
on
today's
train
for
Terrace
to
play
in
return
'
games.
J.
W.
Plommer
of
the
King
!
Edward
High
School
teaching
staff
went
away
In
charge
of
the
party.
Boys'
Match
The
boys'
match
started
with
a
rush
which
resulted
in
Thomas
i
fouling
Wingham.
There
was
no!
score.
Vance
scored
the
first
field
j
basket
three
and
a
half
minute
af-
j
ter
play
on
Thurber's
pass.
Little!
fouled
Thurber,
Morrison
scoring
on
jthe
rebound.
Morrison
scored
from
under
the
basket
and
the
same
j
player
scored
again
on
a
long
shot
!
from
centre.
McLeod
opened
the
'scoring
for
Terrace
on
Wlngham's
jfoul.
Thurber
and
Morrison
combined,
which
resulted
in
Morrison
scoring.
Walters
scored
on
Morrison's
rebound.
Thurber
scored
on
Bowering's
foul,
followed
by
Wlng-
.
.
ham
scoring
from
a
tussle
under
the
Th
.v,
I.
The
path
of
the
-
golfing
rainbow
hkt
i
ittie
fnuun
w.it.n
Walters
k,
but
that
arches
each
winter
through
the
wnll!L!lL
n
west,
south
and
southwest
has
SSErKS
'SSS
"
reached
it.
final
pot
of
gold
and
the
0tS
JE
TJSUl
!mT
"r
cakes
and
coffee
have
been
scanty
'J
""L"!
i
for
even
the
best
of
the
profession-
Z
7
JTLTT
'at.
nn.mun.
.K-
hJLi
Kami
mls
tort
foal,
ehn.
ending
the
first
half
17-
i2
in
favor
of
Prince
Rupert.
i
Unger
replaced
Morrison
In
the
9b
cojumn?
on
the
front
page,
gusta,
Oa.,
Gene
Saracen,
stocky
wend
hatf
Walters
looped
one;
New
York
Italian,
woand
un
With
from
Irom
a
a
scrimmage,
crunrnage.
followed
followed
bv
by
Un-1
Un
the
highest
rewards,
a
total
of
$8
-
,er
scorin
on
Thurber's
paw.
Un-
332,
garnered
In
eight
tournaments.
E"
taA
KttT-
Bowering
scoring,
)
...
on
the
rebound.
McLeod
scored
af-1
George
von
Elm
stepped
Into
six
tr
being
fouled
by
Walters.
Thurber
!
tournaments
on
the
winter
ache-
cored
tnm
underneath
basket
on
dule
and
took
in
J7.W.50
In
prise
Wuigham's
pass,
money
for
second
place
in
the
A
flashy
piece
of
combination
be-standings.
Johnny
OoWen,
one
of
tween
WalUrs.
Wingham
and
Unger
i
the
mainstays
of
the
Ryder
Cup
resulted
in
Unger
scoring.
Terrace1
team,
made
$7,790
in
ten
touma-
called
time
out.
Thomas
scored
for
ments,
but
nearly
all
of
It
at
Agua
Terrace
on
resumption
of
play,
on
Calient.
Some
of
the
better
known
a
beautiful
shot
from
the
side
line,
j
stars
spent
poor
winters.
Walter
waiters
dribbled
under
the
basket
Hagen
won
only
$2,350.
Johnny
Far-
and
scored.
McLeod
missed
on
rell,
3,101.66
William
MacFarlane.
Vance's
foul.
Bowering
scored
from
$20;
Densmore
Shute.
$1,500.
and
scrimmage
under
the
basket.
Unger
'ZJ
'
-
-
w
ww
Tavw
'
seniors
as
Canada's
hockey
entry
in
the
iftJI
Olympic
games
at
Lake
Placid.
Doug
Brennan
j
Still
Unable
to
Play
Hockey
The
T
A.
KcHcy
Logging
Co.'i
service
boat
Koran
Jane.
Capt.
W
L.
Dais,
arrived
in
port
last
nigh
from
84-lwyn
Inlet
after
an
e.xep-
jind
lay
U
for
ecored
on
Walters
rebound.
Thurber
I
'
scored
a
beautiful
loop
shot
on
Un-
Emblem
of
national
amateur
hoc-
gerls
pass.
Kerr
missed
on
Vance's
key
supremacy,
the
Allan
Cup,
came
foni.
ptay
going
to
the
other
end
of
back
to
the
west
last
Thursday,
the
floor
and
Wingham
scored
on
Red-shtrted
men
of
Winnipeg
won
Ungcr's
rebound.
After
many
aU
the
Canadian
title
,
by
defeating
tempts
Little
sunk
a
long
sttot
Hamilton
Tigers
three
to
one
for
Wingham
scored
on
Ungert
re-
the
second
sueesasiire
time
in
the
bound.
Ternee
called
time
out
with
ssvst-wast
combat.
Wlnnipegs
won
four
minutes
to
go.
After
resuming
the
first
game
of
the
series
two
to
play
again
Wingham
scored
from
one.
Speed
won
triumph
la
senior
ender
the
basket
on
a
pass
from
hoekeydom
gives
the
Manitoba
Unger.
Thurber
scored
30
seconds
capital
a
"grandslam"
in
amateur
off
full
time
to
end
the
scoring
eom
petit
Ion.
Just
a
week
previous,
Terrace-
nourw
v
tv,-...
t,
.nl
-..
J
.iv,
..m,H5
I
dtan
Junior
championship
were
won
Oreen;
Kerr
McLeod,
3;
j
canea
time
out.
The
game
tertad
again
by
Boddle
fouling
Moore
but
It
was
not
converted
Boddle
scored
on
Qrelg's
foul
Patmore
made
the
only
basket
of
the
third
quarter,
after
a
beautiful
uhuuk:
oown
uie
tin.
tlonUly
rough
trip
across
Hecxtc
ottoa
It
from
mZViT
?a
fltraita.
Thf
vessel
was
foreod
to
Th
)..t
,,.."
u"r.Cfc
run
for
shelter
,
i
.
T
H
'
ujwiea
with
a
"
w
"upcrt,
smith
miasm
several
houhu,
comlnR
over.
Boddie
fouled
but
i
,
i
T
i
Ihinlc
of
good
clothe!
and
instantly
there
leoc
Into
your
mind
one
nairjl
that
leads
all
the
rest.,
FOR
style,
QUAirrr
AND
VAtUE
BEYOND
COMPARE
from.
25
Spring
Styles
it
Hats
Younr
Men's
New
Shadl
$5.00
Brocks
$5.5
Borsalinos
lit
Bryant
Co.,
Ltil
EMablisli.-.:
Sixth
St.
Trince
Rup-rrt
II
Quality
Boys'
and
Men
Vtri
unable
to
convert
P.r.
from
a
wrimmage
m
basket.
After
four
rr:
rew
in
f.tw
ind
Patmore
drlbl!c
centre
of
thf
floor
i
Laren
fouled
Morris
u
unable
to
score
Smiti
die.
the
latter
scoring
!
mage
under
the
b;i
k'
ce.Td
after
a
scrim
m
.
jacket
which
was
tin
rame.
the
final
srn.
i
favor
of
Rupert
Prince
Rupert-
B"l(
more.
10;
Johnson.
2
T
Rlee;
Prtlehard
Terrace
OUss,
2
Laren;
Moore;
Smith
"
Outstanding
playn
more.
Boddle
and
Mr:
:
wood
MlHtonaires.
The
Allan
Cup.
J?XZt"
""'th
Glass.
Greig
victory,
too.
names
the
Wlnnipegs
.
Z"
,'
'"8-(Terrace.
and
Rupert
boys
were
ail
good.
j
For
Terrace
Bowering,
Thomas,
IV
1
W
McLeod
were
outstanding.
Terrace'
lailKeeS
Will
:
.u..ciru
ieui
ion
Wnen
Ml-1
I
s
t
1
1
chtel
I
sprained
his
ankle
so
badly
on
'
O
V?r
AsMAI
,
Monduv
nlaht
tha
u.
,.
,
1
V
V
CI
rXJl
J
retire
from
the
series.
filrls'
Oame
1
The
girlf
game
started
fast,
but
uwui
sioes
were
a
UtUe
wild
on
their
Scored
Five
to
Two
Win
Ov
f
M
Iajue
Club
Yesterday
-Is
Hitting
penea
me
scoring
ASHLAND
Anrll
'
VANCOUVER.
April
8,-Doug
for
Terrace
on
a
pass
from
Orel
YtJk
Yankees
del
Brennan.
burly
defence
will
be
uwlr
the
basket.
,
man,
Pour
minutes
af-
Club
of
the
Piedmont
f
the
only
Lion
unable
to
play
against
r
play.
MorriSdh
scored
on
a
pass!
two
In
an
exhibition
b
the
New
York
Rangers
in
the
series
from
Tlte
to
even
the
score.
,L
Jrd"
The
Y
m!
starting
here
tonight.
Doug
hasn't
A
technical
foul
on
Rupert,
which
i
their
runs
In
the
m
i
wii
uic
ireuu'iic
iimvra
iiom
ecuring
ior
tne
second'
BobJbpr
Oonnors
of
Seattle
Bsklmos
quarter.
Boddle
put
Rupert
ahead'
almtost
two
months
ago?-to
go
into
on
n
long
shot
from
near
centre
!
battle
again
Oils
season.
The
rest
d
wis
followed
by
Johnston
scor-'
of
the
Lions
will
all
be
fit
and
ready
'"g
on
Tite's
rebound.
Patmore
sunk
I
to
go
against
the
big
leaguers
In
one
from
centre,
after
whi.vi
t..
this
series.
run
In
the
first
stm.
'
Next
Stanley
Cup
Game
to
Be
?hP
on
Thursday
Nifl
MONTREAL,
April
a
game
In
the
SUnli
t
tween
Montreal
Can
'i
cago
Ilhck
Hawks
w
last
night
but
will