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Universities
of
Washington
and
Columbia
Arc
Not
to
Meet
'
Afttr
All
SEATTLE,
Mafh
12
It
was
;
definitely
decided
yesterday
thai
I
University
of
Washington
will
not
)
after
'
ill.
meet
Columbia
University
in
Chicago
in
a
series
of
games
at
Chicago
for
the
national
collegiate
baskets
ii
championship.
This
became
evident
yesterday
on
receipt
of
a
wire
from
Columbia
stating
that
heads
of
that
college
disapproved
of
the
engagement.
Hec
Edmundson
and
his
local
,
coOegiates
are
keenly
disappoin-
j
ted
at
not
being
able
to
make
the
1
"trip.
,
Work-Out
Held
Up
By
Rain
in
Miss
Lilly
Silberg.
beauty
queen
of
Esthonlan
republic,
which
for
therflrst
time
participates
In
In-temaUonal
competition
and
will
sand
her
as
"Miss
Esthonla
to
represent
her
country
at
Paris
WHIST
March
It-Dry
Dock
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Six
Musketeers
vs.
Lief
Erikson.
Moose
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
Grotto
vs.
Wanderers.
Grotto
Itamb
vs.
Seal
Cove.
.l.
j
i
Rogers
Hornsby.
new
manager
and
second
baseman
o.f
Chicago
Cubs,
using
rod
and
reel
at
Catallna
Island
California
Town
WILL
MEET
WOODLAND.
Cal.,
March
12-Yor
the
first
time
since
they
opened
their
spring
training
camp
here
on
Monday
of
last
week,
the
Seattle
Indians,
Pacific
Coast
League
baseball
team,
were
unable
to
en
gage
in
outdoor
work-outs
yesterday
on
account
of
a
drenching
rain.
The
Indians
are
trying
out
quite
a
flock
of
rookies
this
spring.
Already
two
aspirants
for
the
team
have
been
given
their
walking
tickets.
CHAMPION
Joe
Malcewicz
to
Grapple
in
Seattle
Tonight
With
Ed.
"Don"
'
George
SEATTLE,
March
12
Joe
Malcewicz
meets
Ed.
"Don"
George,
heavyweight
wrestling
champion,
here
tbnlght
in
an
eight
round
bout
or
to
the
best
two
falls
out
of
three.
Malcewicz
has
been
cut
ting
a
big
swathe
around
the
Pacific
Coast
recently
and
Is
expected
to
give
the
champion
a
real
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JACK
DEMPSEY
WAS
REFEREE
OF
244
243
LOS
ANGELES,
March
12-Jack
Dempsey,
former
world's
heavy
HENNESSY
Three
Star
BRANDY
The
Safest
Spirit
in
all
Emergencies
HIS
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
lha
Liquor
I
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Eskimos
Meet
Buckaroos
In
Hockey
Match
SEATTLE,
March
12
The
Seattle
Eskimos
are
off
to
Portland
where
they
will
meet
the
Buckaroos
tonight
in
a
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
fLxture.
Lloyd
Turner.
Eskimos
manager,
ill
lately,
was
sufficiently
recovered
to
be
able
to
go
along.
Hank
Dyke
will
play
the
game
tonight
in
place
of
the
suspended
Bobby
Connors
wbose
case
has
not
battle.
Oeorge
is-on
a
tour
of
the3"?,
been
MltMtly
settled
upon
coast
and
is
having
bouts
almost
!
follow,ng
the
W1
to
President
I
Frank
PatrIck
agalnst
hls
ban
ot
nightly
this
week
in
various
cities.
j
Connors
for
the
balance
of
the
Billiard
Averages
season.
j
SPORT
CHAT
236'
232
Greenville
native
basketball
team
230
:
Is
In
town
to
compete
with
the
lo-22
cals,
who
have
not
engaged
in
227
league
play
this
year.
Basketball
227
practices
nave
been
held
with
the
224
following
players
Invited
to
turn
224
out:
Alex
Mitchell.
Tom
Kelsey
221
1
Dido
Ourvich,
Ernie
Ratchford.
222
j
Eddie
Smith.
WH1
Lamble.
Bll'
221
J
Mitchell,
Splro
Ourvich
and
Oeo.
221
Mitchell.
Players
in
addition
to
217
1
these
will
also
be
welcomed
'
anJ
214
j
may
be
needed.
The
first
game
2J2
will
be
played
tht
evening.
205
2
The
English
nation,
which
add-ed
the
word
"sport"
to
most
Euro,
j
pean
languages,
has
no
collection
5
0f
"Porting
pictures.
This
crltl-JJ
jestm
was
recently
passed
by
a
163
royal
commission
concerned
with
museums
and
art
galleries.
Something
In
the
way
of
atonement
was
provided
the
other
day
when
THURSDAY'S
FIGHT:
Lord
Lonsdale
opened
at
Lord
and
Lady
Allendale's
house
at
Plead
11
iy,
London,
an
exhibition
of
sport
ing
pictures.
Stubbs
"Rubbing
weight
champion,
refereed
Uzcu-j"use,
Newmarket."
lent
by
the
dun-Kennedy
fight
here
Monday
j
Jockey
Club,
is
the
finest
piece
of
.
painting
in
the
three
rooms.
Hl
'
portrait
of
the
third
Duke
of
Port
land
on
a
white
horse
and
the
powerful
study
of
the
fourth
Viscount
JOMway's
beagles
also
de-
!
serves
attention.
t
Ben
Marshairsjockey
and
Iraln-.
er,
shows
this
artist
at
the
height
of
his
powers,
and
he
Is
represented
by
another
fine
pleee
of
paint
ing
of
a
grey
horse
and
dog.
lent
by
Lord
Jersey.
F.
C.
Turner's
picture
of
the
Bechet
from
whom
the
famous
brook
akea
its
name
because
be
fell,
irt
toNlfsso
often,
and
,
,
i
Johrr
Wootton"s.,"The
Darlcy
Ara-Wan."
sire
itf'So,
ttjany
English
racehorses,
are
also
good.
BILLIARD
SCHEDULE
Mar.
13
Elks
vs.
Grotto.
Mar.
17
Orotto
vs.
Legion.
Mar.
20
Elks
vs.
Legion.
Mar.
24
Elks
vs.
Orotto.
Mar.
27
Grotto
vs
Legion.
According
to
the
last
Labor
Oa
zette,
a
Dominion
government
j
publication,
which
has
just
come,
to
hand,
the
retail
prices
of
sta-1
pie
fpods,
groceries,
fuel,
etc.,
in'
Prince
Rupert
are
higher
than
In.
the
great
majority
of
places
in
Ca-I
nada.
-
In
the
category
of
meats,
sirloin
.
steak;
price
may
be
taken
as
am
example.
The
price
of
sirloin
steak
In
Prince
Rupert
is
placed
at
40c
per
pound.
There
is
only
one
other
place
in
Caanda
where
the
price
of
'sirloin
steak
is
higher,
that
Is
Halifax.
In
that
city,
further
removed
from
the
cattle
raising
district
chan
any
other
in
Canada,
the
price
of
sirolln
s-eak
is
40.3c.
per
pound.
In
other
kinds
of
meats
Prince
Rupert
maintains
this
high
average.
The
price
of
fresh
leg
of
roast
pork
for
instance
is
37.5c.
per
pound
in
Prince
Rupert.
Nelson
and
Trail,
at
33.5c,
per
pound,
have
the
next
hlghesprlces
lKlhe
Dominion
fori
this
(
commodity.
Even
lh
the
fish
lines,
Prince
Rupert
prices
are
high
in
comparison
with
those
In
other
Canadian
cities
although
it
is
lower
than
in
many.
The
price
of
salt
cod
In
Prince
Rupert
Is
placed
at
20c.
per
pound.
Calgary,
27
2c,
had
the
highest
price
for
this
variety
of
fish.
In
Sydney,
Nova
Scotia,
the
price
is
16.7c.
The
price
of
frh
eggs
here
in
January
was
67.9c
per
dozen,
the
highest
price
in
Canada
except
for
St.
John,
New
Brunswick,
where
it
was
73.8c.
The
price
of
creamery
butter
here
wis
.43.7c,
-
Victoria,
with
price
of
43.9c,
alone
being
higher.
The
price
of
bread
in
January
was
the
highest.
In
Prince
Rupert
of
any
eft
in
Canada
at
9.1c.
per
loaf.
Since
then
there
has
been
a
cut
to
three
laoves
for
25c
The
Prinjft
Rupert
price
of
potatoes,
$2,129
per
90
pounds,
was
the
highest
of
any
city
in
Canada.
Nelson
being
next
with
$2,025.
Some
of
the
prairie
cities,
far
removed
from
the
refineries,
had
somewhat
Higher
prlees.
for
sugat
than
Prine-'
Rupert's
6.7c.
per
pound.
Only
one
city
in
Canada
Cobalt
at
$13
a.
an-rhad
a
higher
price
than
the
$12
for
coal
in
Prince
Rupert.
Rents
for"
modern
houses
In
frince
Rupert,
averaging
$30
to
$40
per
month,
were
exceeded
In
a
few
cities
but
very
few.
The
average
for
British
Columbia
was
$26.-70.
CARNERA
IS
NO
WONDER
Jack
Dempsey
Pays
His
Respects
To
Giant
Italian
LOS
ANGELES.
March
12-Jaek
Dempsey
former
world's
heavyweight
champion,
issued
a
statement
yesterday
In
which
he
declared
that
Prlmo
Camera,
the
llant
Italian,
Is
not
a
hard
hitter
and
"Utile
more
than
a
second-rate
fighter."
Dempsey
declares
that
Jlmmv
Maloney
and
George
Godfrey
are
the
only
heavyweights
of
any
account
whom
Camera
has
met
and
that
he
did
not
make
a
great
impression
upon
either
of
them.
Old
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Freight.
Agreement
Again
The
Victoria
Colonist,
in
an
article
recently,
asserted
that
British
Columbia
will
be
Able
to
en
force
an
old.
.agreement
by
which
the
Grand.
Trunk
Pacific
Hallway
was
tp
route
all
its
freight-'
to
.Jfanr
couver
from
Prince
'George
overi
the
provincial
government
line.
It
Is
not
considered,
however,
that
this
freight
agreement
could
be
enforced
to
any
advantage.
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montM.
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ul
Mia.
Pilot
cui."
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thm
March
HIGH
COST
OF
LIVING
Official
Government
Document
One
of
Most
Expensive
i"
1
1
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---ziz-rT"S
I
District
News
I
Rev.
Father
J.
Laporoux,
the
new
priest
of
Sacred
Heart
Raman
Ca
George
district,
passed
away
in
the
city
hospital
on
Wednesday
evening
following
an
illness
cf
several
months.
A
native
of
Milton
Vova
Scotia,
the
late
Mr
Freeman
came
to
this
district
tn
1909
and
was
employed
on
the
railway
during
construction
days.
The
funeral
took
place
yesterday
under
the.
auspices
of
the
Canadian
Legion
of
which
deceased,
having
served
ov
erseas
in
the
Great
War
was
member.
The
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
here
has
elected
officers
for
the
ensuing
year
as
follows:
president.
W.
Morsh:
vice-president.
E.
Ireland;
secretary
C
O.
Barrett;
treasurer,
G.
Roberts.
Chairman
of
various
committees
have
also
been
named.
Local
Boy
Scouts
and
Oirl
Ouldea
celebrated
the
birthday
of
the
Boy
Scout
founder.
Sir
Robert
Baden-Powell,
by
assembling
in
the
Canadian
Legion
Hall
and
listening
to
lectures
on
the
founding
.
,
mm
1
,
,
1
,
.
01
me
movement.
i.
ti.
wwenaen
i
president
of
the
loocal
Boy
Scouts
was
In
the
chair
and
speakers
were
Rev.
T.
V.
L'Ratrange.
Rev.
P.
Connal
and
Judge
H.
E;
A.
Robertson.
The
telephone
service
east
of
Prince
Oeorge,
for
which
the
local
Board
of
Trade
has
been
agitating
for
a
number
of
years,
has
been
made
available
as
far
as
Dome
Creek.
CALGARY
WINNER
I
CALGARY.
March
12-Calgary
Canadlens
defeated
Ex-King
George's
of
Vaneouver,
Junior
hockey
champions
of
British
Columbia,
last
night
by
a
score
of
one
to
nil
On
the
two
game
round
of
the
Memorial
Cup
playdowns.
Calgarv
won
0
to
2.
the
rescue
of
the
late
Capt.
E.
J.
A.
Burke,
is
pursuing
in
the
British
Columbia
Court
of
Appeals
an
action
against
the
city
of
Vancouver
In
which
the
lost
aviator
and
his
wife
claimed
damages
from
the
city
for
damage
done
on
Februar-17
when
a
bunt
water
main
flooded
the
basement
of
their
house
at
1538
Beach
Street.
The
original
action
was
dismissed
by
Justice
W
A.
Macdonald
in
Supreme
Court.
Renahan
Indicated
before
he
left
on
the
ill-fa
ted
flight
that
it
was
his
lnten-j
turn
to
appeal
'
but
he
"
never
re-
tholic
Church,
received
a
h-artv!.
,
.
...7
u..
,
..
J
.l.
'!
we
come
upor
'entering
on
his
new
,
ctfdln
Court
of
Appeal,
duties
here.
Following
the
church
undfr
the
drcuattances.
granted
service,
members
of
the
con.re-1
RetMhmn
a
,nrm1
extelulion
Ration
frem"d.,
of
time
in
which
to
enter
her
ao-
address
of
welcome
after
which
Mrs.
H.
F.
A.
Robertson
introduoed
those
present
to
the
priest
peal.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
Frank
Freeman,
one
of
the
be',
known
pioneers
of
the
Prince
WANTED
Linotype
man
for
week
or
two.
Apply
Daily
News.
Lots
of
personality
here
These
girls,
winners
of
personality
con'fst
spouse
,,
arrived
recently
in
New
Yirk
Left
to
right
Elena
Melgosa.
8pain
Susie
Scuuiv
h
Teppaz,
Paris:
Saruh
Boudart
Belgium,
and
Marcella
Lablelle.
Marseille;
turne
France.
They
are
on
their
way
to
Hollywood.
Calif.,
to
make
screen
drbv
PRINCE
GEORGE
The
local
city
council
on
Monday
night
of
last
week
rejected
a
proposal
of
Aid.
F.
D.
Taylor
that
the
aldermen
waive
their
indemnities
for
the
coming
year.
The
usual
Indemnity
bylaw
was
passed,
providing
for
the
payment
to
the
mayor
of
$65
and
$15
to
each
aW
derman.
Good
progress
has
been
made
with
relief
work
carried
on
here
during
the
winter.
Improvements
to
First
Avenue
have
been
completed,
giving
the
farmers
direct
access
to
the
city
except
during
the
usual
short
season
of
high
water
in
the
summer.
Renahans
In
Appeaj
Case
Widow
of
Flyer,
Who
Perished
Near
Here,
Pursues
Action
Against
City
of
Vancouver
Mrs.
Robin
Renahan,
-widow
of
the
Alaska-Washington
Airways
aviator,
who
lost
his
life
last
fall
Chief
of
Stoney
while
attempting
to
fly
north
to
Stoney
Creek
years.
He
is
his
son
BELLA
COOLA
fng
to
the
very
tn
scarcity
of
snow
LumbfCo
Wf
seen
tmaole
to
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i
(
Bella
Coola
Mill
Has
Hard
Timet
fl
Ii
1
supply
of
logs
for
;
However,
trucks
uk
and
It
Is
hoped.
t
h
'
wlH
be
hauled
t
a
demand.
The
regular
we
the
Rotary
Club
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