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Local
Team
Returns
Home
From
Victorious
Trip
to
Premier,
Having
Won
Round
16
Games1
to
Five
Bringing
with
them
the
Sun
Life
Cup,
emblematic
of
badminton
championship
of
Northern
British
Columbia,
tne
rrince
Kupert
badminton
team
returned
at
midnight
last
night
aboard
the
power
boat
Pachena
from
Premier
,i
.
where
the
final
half
of
a
two
aaiuraay
nignt.
rrince
Kupert
won
the
tournament
at
Premler
eight
games
to
five
and
PAUL
KEKLENUACII
FIGIITNG
FOR
$10
NEW
YORK,
March
30:
Old
Paul
Berlenbaeh,
who
in
his
day
cleaned
up
$600,000
In
the
prise
ring,
spending
it,
how-
cm,
auvui
hb
iati
as
ne
coma
get
It,
will
start
from
the
bot-
torn
here
again
tomorrow
night
when
he
meets
Eddie
Clark
in
".preliminary
bout
on
a
Ma-
dlson
Square
fight
card.
Ber-
lenbach
will
get
$40
for
his
act.
In
the
old
days
he
got
as
high
as
$60,000
for
a
single
perfor-
mance.
t
BASKETBALL
AT
TERRACE
School
and
Town
Still
Deadlocked
For
League
Championship
TERRACE,
March
30
As
a
re
suit
of
winning
their
games
Sat
urday
night,
the
Sehool
and
Tow:-teams
art
still
tied
for
the
leagu
leadership
with
one
game
to
plaj
..Town
defeated
Native
Sons
22-1:
while
the
School
accounted
fo:
Vanarsdol
33-17.
Last
week
Van
aradol
defeated
Native
Sens
56-r
1
at
-Vanaesdel.
In
the
firs
game.
Native,
Son
surprised
a.
the
fans
by
holding
.
th-
iown
10
a
jow
score,
piay
wi
ragged
and
neither
side
wai
up
usual
form.
Town
assumed
th-lead
and
was
content
to
malntat-It
till
the
end,
McCullough
played
the
best
game
tor
the
winner
while
Kenney
and
Hipp
looked
bes!
for
the
Sons.
Nelson
injured
a
fin
ger
and
had
to
leave
the
game
in
the
first
half.
Town
Peonie
3:
McCuUeugh
13:
Thomas
2;
Nelson;
Lever
2.
Total
22.
Native
Sons
Smith;
Kerr
2:
Hipp
4;
Graham
2;
Kenney
4.
Total
12.
Vanarsdol
started
with
a
burst
of
speed
in
the
second
game
and
ran
up
a
9-1
lead
before
th
School
team
got
going.
They
easMy
outclassed
the
students
In
this
half
and
at
half-time
led
11-8.
It
war
ft
a
different
story
after
the
rest
period
and
the
School
team
ran
uo
a
lead
In
a
ftw
minutes
by
josnr
neat
plays.
The
game,
as
a
whole
was
uninteresting
except
for
flashes,
of
good,
basketball
at
times
Cecil
and
Burton
stood
out
f
0:
Vanarsdol.
Mlchtel,
at
defense
turned
In
a
good
game
.
for
thr
School
and
also
gained
7
points
Bowe-rlng
and
McLeod
did
most
of
the
rest
of
the
scoring.
Vanarsdol
Watts
4;
Kennedy
4
Burton
4:
Cecil
5;
Bolton
Total-17.
School
McLeod
7;
Bowerlng
1?
Littl
e4.
Mlchlel
7;
Walla-e.
Total
-33.
League
Standing
W
L
Pt
School
7
1
14
Town
7
1
14
Vanarsdol
3
6
6
Native
Sons
0
9
0
Tribute
Paid
Ban
Johnson
Hundreds
of
Baseball
People
and
Friends
View
Remains
In
St.
Louis
Mortuary
ST.
LOUIS,
March
30:-Hundreds
of
baseball
peepte
and
friends
paid
final
tribute
yesterday
to
Byron
Bancroft
tBani
Johnson,
former
president
of
the
American
League.
as
his
body
lay
In
slate
at
a
local
mortuary
pending
burial
Johnson
died
here
Saturday
morning
after
a
leng
Illness
wltf
diabetes.
-
tournament
series
was
played
took
the
series
16
games
to
five.
The
local
players
report
having
been
given
an
excellent
reception
at
premier
and
they
are
very
appreciative
of
this.
Leaving
here
Friday
night,
the
local
team
reached
Stewart
the
next
'
morning.
They
were
able
to
drive
j
the
first
seven
miles
from
Stewart
iio
rremier
Dy
car
out,
on
account
or
i
I
snow',
had
to
travel
the
remaining
'
;
seven
miles
by
sleigh.
Welcomed
to
j
Premier
by
Dale
L.
Pitt,
general
(manager
of
the
Premier
Gold
Min-
jing
Co.,
the
local
team
was
shown
j
through
the
concentrating
mill
dur-
Ing
the
afternoon
by
N.
P.
Langford,
,
captain
of
the
Premier
badmhiton
'
team.
The
matches
were
p
loved
murine
the
early
evenlne
and
were
i
followed
by
a
dance
during
wjifch
Seattle
Mr.
Pitt
presented
the
cup
to
C.
J.
Norrington,
captain
of
the
Prince
Rupert
team
who
replied
suitably.
Leaving
Premier
at
7:30
Sunday
morning,
Stewart
was
reached
at
10
o'clock
and
the
voyage
home
on
of
the
Pachena
started
at
10:30
a.m..
their
Prince
Rupert
being
reached
at
;eft
12:10
midnight.
they
The
local
players
found
the
Premier
courts
a
good
deal
different
from
any
they
had
played
on
at
league
nome.
Incidentally,
the
Premier
If
layers
put
up
a
much
better
-aire
on
their
home
courts
tha
the;
he
done
on
the
strange,
ones
here
for
-ults
of
the
matches
were
as
the
lows,
Prince
Rupert
players
the
named
first
In
each
case:
'
Seat
Norrington
lost
to
O'Farrell.
3-15,
18-15,
315,
lost
to
Langford.
18-17,
12-15.
2-15.
AUen
beat
Langford.
15-11,
1(H5,
15-11.
lost
to
OTarrell.
18-16,
4-15,
MS.
Russell
and
Lambie
Robinson
and
O
Parrell.
15-7.
18,13.
beat
Emeletor.
ind
Watson.
17-15.
15-11,
Beat
Cog
Baseball
;an
and
McPherton.
15-9,
15-1
Bryant
and
Cross
beat
Robl
and
Langford.
15-12.
2-15.
1
bea
Coggin
and
McPherson,
1
16-10.
lost
to
Embleton
and
Wa
by
18-14.
10-15.
13-18.
BarUett
and
Darton
beat
Coggin
1
and
McPherson
15-8.
15-6
lost
to
Byn)n
Banct
Johnson
founded
Robinson
and
Watson.
17-15,
10-15.
and
10-15,
beat
Embleton
and
Watson.
are
9-15,
15-10,
15-11.
the
So
close
were
toe
games
that,
although
Prince
Rupert
won
on
the
the
aggregate
in
events.
Premier
had
142
points
to
Prince
Rupert's
427.
GOLF"
colorful
March
30
Grotto
vs.
Acme.
Great
West
vs.
76
Taxi.
Flying
Corps
vf.
Dry
lew
dock.
Gen.
Office
vs.
Bankers.
For
the
fifth
successive
year.
Son
,j.
lit,:
star
from
Oslo,
Norway,
retained
world's
"
for
women
CANADIENS
:
."WIN-GAME
Went
One
Up
In
Play-Offs
By
Beating
Bruins
Saturday
Evening
MONTREAL,
March
30:
Montreal
Canadians
went
one
game
into
the
lead
in
the
playoffs
for
first
place
In
the
National
Hockey
League
by
defeating
Boston
Bruins
i
to
3
in
an
exciting
overtime
contest
Saturday
night.
The
fourth
game
will
take
place
here
Tuesday
night
The
Canadicns
need
but
one
more
win
to
cop
the
series.
The
Bruins
won
the
first
ame
in
Boston
while
the
Canadiens
took
the
second
there.
The
fourth
game
and
the
fifth,
if
necessary,
will
take
place
hrrc.
GAME
I
CRUCIAL
Eskimos
.Mast
Win
Tonight
to
Remain
in
Hockey
Play-Offs
SEATTLE,
March
30:
Confident
success
in
bearding
the
Uom
in
own
den.
the
Seattle
Eskimos
last
night
for
Vancouver
where
will
meet
the
Vancouver
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
team
tonight
in
the
fourth
game
of
the
play-offs.
the
Eskimos
fail
to
win
(his
the
Lion.1'
will
run
out
With
tH'.e
for
anth-r
season.
A
VJtB
the
Bski
if
however,
votskl
tk
play-offs'
up
two
games
all
witr
deciding
game
to
be
played;
at
Lie
Wednesday
night.
DlSCU
e
ED
People
Wondering1
Who
Will
Be
Nem
League
Head-Connie
)Lrk
Mentioned
NEW
YORK.
March
30:
Stun
e
the
deaths
within
24
hours
of
o..h.,
T
t
former
president,
baseball
men
speculating
as
to
who
will
be
next
president
of
the
league.
Fully
a
dosen
prominent
men
in
American
League
are
mentioned
as
possible
successors
to
Barnard.
Connie
Mack,
manager
of
the
Philadelphia
Athletfcs.
is
one
of
the
figures
whose
name
Is
mentioned.
Meantime.
Frank
Nevin.
vlce-pre-tid"iit
and
William
HnrrK
secretin,
will
c
irry
nn
the
affairs
of
the
Fire
e
Thc
are.
also
mentioned
as
area
possible
surrepMjrs
to
Barnard.
':
Oidr
Sk.'ltint
skating
championship
jack
boring
l
damaged.
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s
rz
m
v
J7JL
"
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.
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C
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BUSH
FIRE
i
NEAR
HERE
.Metlakatla
lias
Quite
a
Blaie
Rut
Village
Fire'FIghting
System
Functioned
Well
swept
through
a
considerable
of
dry
grass
and
underbrush
and
to
the
west
of
'he
neigh
native
rlUage
of
Metis
lea
tla
csterday
but
through
ihe
efforts
of
the
native
townsmen
with
their
efficient
fire
fighting
system,
the
flames
were
kept
out
of
the
village
j
although
they
came
within
a
few
I
feet
of
some
of
the
houses,
j
The
fire
started
yesterday
morning
and.
In
the
early
afternoon,
1
heavy
clouds
of
smoke
oould
be
seen
I
from
the
city
billow
ing
up
over
the
I
village.
j
Some
alarm
was
felt
here
and
the
,
!
Indian
department's
power
cruiser
,
N.'skeena
was
dispatched
to
the
,
i
scene.
It'
ascertained
that
the
fire
had
been
confined
to
the
bush
and
that
no
houses
or
property
had
been
CHICAGO
i
IS
WINNER
Itlark
Hawks
Took
Game
From
j
New:
Yoty.
Ranters
tTwo.
to
'
Ml
Lat
Night
NEW
YORK.
March
30:-In
the
first
game
of
the
play-offs
between
recond
and
third
place
teams
for
the
right
to
meet
the
winners
of
.
Montreal-Oanadlens-Boston
Bruins
1
In
the
National
Hockey
League
finals,
the
second
place
Chicago
,BUck
IUwks
defeated
the
third
I
place
New
York
Rangers
by
a
score
jof
two
to
nil.
Qke
RECORD
SPEAKS
ff
ITSELF
TTIIETIIER
it
he
trans-atluntlc
service
or
cigarette-making,
only
the
hrttt
attain
records;
which
nrrounls
for
the
Turret
cigarettes'
record
and
proves
they
are
right
in
quality
and
flavour.
After
all,
nothing
can
replace
good,
honest
toharrnt
grown
and
ripened
right
but
in
the
field
under
nature's
own
sunlight
nothing
artificial
ahout
that
and
the
high
quality
is
"inhrctl".
Mild
and
Fracjrant
4
rret
CAR
ETTES
Steady
Progress
Through
the
Ups
and
Downs
of
114
Years
AlL
through
the
many
changes
and
fluctuations
in
the
economic
situation
during
ihe
last
century
and
more,
the
Bank
of
Montreal
has
maintained
an
unbroken
record
of
successful
operation
and
sound
progress
in
serving
its
customers
and
Canada
as
a
whole.
In
this
fact
Jies
assurance
of
a
continuance
of
that
success
and
progress
in
the
future.
BANK
OF
Tlie'Europa"
made
the
run
fron
Southampton
to
Xeu
York
in
4
day.
It
hour
SO
mlnut
the
unnUVi
record
for
ocean
travel.
MONTREAL
Established
l8l7
TOTAL
ASSETS
IN
IIXCESS
OP
J"
800,000,000