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Miss
Violet
Carson,
selected
as
"Miss
Broadway
of
1631,"
introduces
latest
Broudwtiy
dance
naze,
Jazz-bo
"
Her
partner
John
Boyle
nutcd
tearlu
r
of
stauc
duncinp.
3.00
By
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
he
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Monday,
Match
9,
1931
5S
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U.40
,
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Ross
Robinson
of
Toronto,
24-year-oltt
flash,
was
crowned
king
of
North
American
senior
men
speed
skaters
by
placing
second
to
Allan
Potts
of
Brooklyn
in
the
half-mile
race.
RUMBLING
OF
STRIFE
War
in
Democratic
Camp
Over
Prohibition
Impending
WASHINGTON,
D.C.,
March
9:
!
There
are
rumblings
of
Impending
j
Internal
strife
In
the
Democratic
party.
Senate
Democrats
are
lining
up
on
one
side
and
the
Al
Smlth-Raskob
eroun
on
the
other
over
the
The
announcement
that
the
government
is
about
to
in-
question
of
-home
rule"
in.
the
stitute
collection
of
a
one
per
cent
income
tax
against
matter
of
prohibition.
every
person
in
the
province
earning
up
to
twelve
dollars
'
mt
ofTfeTdaTahJ
tnathS
a.week
with
the
exception
of
farmers,
caused
a
flurry
SndsVuie
aSd0
m
henz
among
the
wage
earners
of
Prince
Rupert
The
tax
was
Democratic
convention
has
preci-roundly
condemned
and
it
is
understood
that
some
steps
pitated
trouble,
it
is
said.
will
be
taken
to
bring
before
the,
government
the
views
of
I
the
local
people.
llTPT'fiD
I
A
In
the
past
only
people
earning
$1200
a
year,
if
single,
j
V
lV
1
UlllA,
nr
5lfi0n
n
wnr
if
mnrripfl
worn
rrmrlo
tn
rov
nrnvin?a1
I
income
tax.
Now
if
a
person
earns
only
slightly
over
$600
j
FPf
OFM
II
goes
throurfi
without
amendment.
Under
the
former
law
therp
was
alsn
a
rehnto
mnrlp
fnr
aarh
rlpnmiriAnt
nf
itSftO
Cracking
Is
Malady
From
Tht
nvnnncprl
nhznrra
io
n
mnor
r.a,Uol
nna
anrl
ooxr
tViol
wlich
Capital
City
Suffered
...ifi
J
I
at
Wcek-End
i
j.
i
i
t
....
icusi
it,
win
ue
most,
unpopular.
OFF
TO
FISHING
GROUNDS
Without
expressing
any
opinion
in
regard
to
fishery
matters
as
between
the
fishermen
and
buyers,
the
Daily
News
is
glad
to
see
the
men
off
once
more
to
the.
halibut
banks.
It
means
that
once
more
the
men
will
be
earning
C'
"V'"u""fe
tu
"Cliatj1
The
Jobs
were
evidently
done
by
ui.
wic
v;nv.
suy
pruyiesHive
cuy
is
inaue
u
Ui
men
wno
professional
safe
blowers.
earn
gooa
money
ana
we
nope
Jjie
lishermen
wiJl
earn
a
errant
rlool
tViia
itooi-
VICTORIA,
March
9:
Safe
crackers
went
on
the
rampage
In
Victoria
over
the
weeir-end,
taking
$1700
from
H.
O.
Klrkham
Ltd,
retail
grocers.
$1214
from
the
Capitol
Theatre
and
$1091
from
the
Dominion
Theatre
The
Kirkham
and
Capitol
safes
were
pried
open
and
that
of
the
Dominion
Theatre
oeattie
ilome
Is
Ransacked
Bandit
Overpowered
Housemaid
and
Got
Away
With
Loot
From
Exclusive
Home
SEATTLE,
March
9:
Under
pretext
bf
taking
maaaine
subscriptions,
a
bandit
overpowered
a
housemaid
in
the
exclusive
home
of
Mrs.
C.
A.
Leigh
ton
In
the
Mount
Bakft
residential
district
at
the
week-end
and
ransacked
the
house
ton
last
htrtf
was
still
unable
to
definitely
estimate
the
extent
of
her
loss.
Aylmer
Soups
"'
Will
Be
Made
In
duct
and
will
make
their
British
Columbia
business
a
separate
unit.
The
soup
factory
will
encourage
the
growing
of
vegetables
in
the
lower
mainland
district
and
will
mean
a
good
deal
to
the
province.
SEATTLE,
Jilarch
9:
The
Unl-;
verelty
of
California
basketball'
team,
which
ha"d
been
overwhelmed
by
the
locals,
he
night
previous,
turned
the
.tables
on
the
University
of
-Washington
"Saturday
night
and
won
the
jtfciJVid
game
of
the
Pacific
Coast
conf
erence
series
by
a
.
rcore
of
36
to
34.
The
game
was
luite
as
close
and
exciung
as
the
j,oore
Indicate
i
The
third
-and
final
game
will
be
played
tonight.
(
Joe
Kintand
was
the
hero
of
the
4
California
team,
netting
nine
field
goals
at
a
critical
period
of
the
game
for
the
southerners
t
A
great
crowd
of
fans
is
expected
ti
attend
tonight's
same
in
which
all
the
regular
players
of
both
sides
will
be
in
action,
BIG
TEAMS
INACTION
Pittsburg
Pirates,
Philadelphia
Ath
letics
and
Boston
Braves
Win
Training
Camp
Games
PASO
ROBLES,
CaL
March
9:
In
their
first
exhibition
game
of
the
training
camp
season
here
yesterday,
the
Pittsburg
Pirates
scored
a
10
to
7
victory
over
the
San
Fran
cisco
Seals.
'
MIAMI,
Fkt.,
March
9:-Blng
Miller's
home
run
in
the
ninth
gave
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
a
7
to
S
victory
over
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
,
In
an
exhibition
game
here
yester-!
day.
Rookie
pitchers
were
used
by,
both
clubs
wun
regulars
on
tne
rest
,
of
the
line-ups.
It
was
the
second
i
game
of
the
two
clubs
in
training
season,
the
cardinals
having
won
the
former.
ST.
PETERSBURG,
Fla,
March
9:
Boston
Braves,
defeated
New
York
Yankees
9
to
7
in
an
exhibition
game
here
yesterday.
BALL
PARK
IS
PLANNED
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
Considers
Number
of
Recommendations
The
Civic
Affairs
committee
of
the
Terrace
Board
of
Trade,
consisting
of
Rev.
H.
T.
Allen.
J.
Swann
and
W.
Oliver,
submitted
a
series
of
resolutions
to
the
council
meeting
of
the
Board
on
Tuesday.
Mr.
Allen
being
absent,
the
resolutions
were
read
to
the
meeting
by
the
secretary.
Included
In
the
resolutions
were
the
following:
That
we
assist
the
economic
rommntee
in
their
endeavor
to
stage
i
"Buy-aUHome"
campaign
and
to
spread
an
atmosphere
of
goodwill.
This
resolution
was
ordered
filed,
no
active
steps
of
the
kind
having
been
submitted
by
the
economic
committee.
That
we
recommend
that
a
community
picnic
be
held
some
Thursday
during
the
summer
montns,
On
motion
by
Mr.
Turner
seconded
by
Mr.
Sherwood
this
was
agreed
to.
Another
recommendation
was
a
"Father
and
Son"
elean-un
dav
on
April
10.
and
was
accepted,
a
facetious
member
mgetlng
that
the
'
sons
provide
the
wherewithal
to
of
money
and
valuables.
Mrs.
Leleh-!
"clean-up"
the
fathers.
A
request
that
the
commission
ers
post
notices
to
discourage
the.
Use
of
the
idewaMu
by
bhyrjes
was
laid
aride.
Mr
.Kennwy
staUnt
0.
Jimmie
Foxx.
sti-Ua.
jaseuiun
an
d
hi
uvy
hitter
f
Philadelphia
Athletics,
and
Babe
Ruth,
slugging
outfielder
of
'tie
New
York
Yankees,
greet
each
other
recently
at
8J.
Petersburg.
Florida.
Invited
East
For
National
Hoop
Contest
SEATTLE,
March
9
An
effer
has
been
made
for
the
winner
tonight
of
the
final
and
deciding
game
in
the
Pacific
Coast
Conference
basketball
championship
series
between
the
University
of
California
and
University
of
Washington
to
meet
Columbia
University,
the
collegiate
hoop
champions
of
the
ea.-t.
in
a
national
champion-rMp
match
in
Chicago
opening
on
Saturday
next.
While,
the
time
is.
abort
and
It
is
hardly
considered
practicable
for
either
California
or
Washington
to
go
east,
final
decision
as
to
whether
or
not
the
offer
can
be
accepted
will
be
made
after
the
game
tonight
when
the
winner
of
the
western
title
is
known.
standing
in
the
way
of
the
Univer
sity
of
Washington
team,
should
It
win.
making
the
trip.
Old
Country
Soccer
English
League
Second
Division
Barasfey
1.
Preston
Northern!
1.
Bradford
City
1,
Notttoaham
Forest
0.
Bristol
City
1,
Burnley
1.
Bury
4,
Wolverraujjpton
Wan4er
ers
0.
Cardiff
City
0,
Southampton
1.
Charlton
Athletic
V
Tottenham
Hotspurs
0.
Everton
3,
Reading
2.
Plymouth.
Argyle
0,
Bradford
0.
Portvale
2,
Oldham
Athletic
0.
Swansea
Town
1.
Stoke
City
7.
West
Bromwlch
Albion
0.
MUlwall
that
it
was
already
provided
for
in
I
Scottish
LeagueSecond
Division
the
local
bylaws.
AIWqo
'Rovers
3.
Three
suggestfons
as.
to
the
pro-
Atlilctis
0.
vision
of
sidewalif
weret
referred
Alloa
1,
East
Stirlingshire
3.
i
to
the
local
commissioners.
I
Arbroath
1,
Queen
of
South
4.
That
Tnat
a
a
ball-park
bal'-Park
development
development
woeoa
Wdebank
1.
Montrose
0.
rpi
r
1
-
"4e!edJni!
and
the
provision
of
some
VANCQUyEIMAoavAwcftg111
f-"tl"V
ior
children
the
Canadian
manufacturers
.
ex-
swings,
etc.
tending
business
hi
British
Colum-
Mr.
I
title
wrested
that
a
pub-
bla
is
the
Dominion
Canners,
B.C.
"c
"bee"
b
held
for
the
nttrposc
Ltd.,
manufacturers
of
the
famous
of
clearing
up
the
Dark
In
the
por-Aylmer
soups.
This
firm
is
planning
"on
mitable
for
a
children's
plav-
a
considerable
addition
to
their
around,
and
on
th
motion
of
the
plant
in
order
to
handle
the
pro-
Secretary,
seconded
bv
Mr.
RHer
it
was
agreed
to
table
the
matter
for
discussion
at
the
next
meeting.
4
A
suggestion
that
the
fire
alarm
system
be
extended
was
re-ferred
to
the
local
commissioners
United
1,
Dumbarton
1,
Athletic-Armadase,
post
onea.
,
iKlngk
ark.0,
Brechto'pltv't
'
'Ralth
Hovers
4,
8t
Jottn'skW
2.
St
Bernards
2,
Boneas
2.
Third
Lanark
2,
Stenhouaetnulr
0.
Hockey
Scores
SATURDAY
SCORES
National
League
New
York
Rangers
2,
Toronto
5.
Philadelphia
2,
Boston
7.
Ottawa
2,
Maroons
6.
,
.
.
Town
arid
School
Tied
For
Terrace
Hoop
Honors
tal
10.
League
Standing
Team
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LPU
Town
,
5
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School
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Averages
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Murray
(CD
21
Q.
P.
Tinker
(CL)
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Don
Brown
(EI
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Zfeman
(CLi
18
O.
Wsogh
(Q)
22
J.
Smith
E)
13
C.
Baptie
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M.
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THE
DAILY
NEW8
Monday
March
jCALIFORNIA
B
I
WINS
GAME
TCy
IT,
Univ'ersity'of
Washington
Defeated
By
Close
Margin
Saturday
in
0het;ence
Serfes
10
245
243
236
232
230
227
227
225
224
224
Pa
Stribling
Gets
Billet
MIAMI.
Fla
March
9:
W.
L.
Pa)
Stribling
has
been
signed
up
by
President
W.
F.
Carey
of
Madison
Square
Oarden
to
be
official
matchmaker
for
the
Oarden
next
winter
a.
iQit
PI
AYFR
IC
A
M.
JU1V
IjJ
SUSPENDED
Bobby
Connors
of
Seattle
Ban.
From
Ice
For
Rest
0f
SsT
For
Offence
Friday
SEATTLE,
Marct
9
Pr;
Frank
Patrick
of
tfce
Panflr
J
Hockey
League
ha
ordered
UieiZ
pension
of
Bobby
Connor
fn,l
!
rest
of
the
season
for
his
nffBnn.!
the
climactic
finish
of
last
fMm
night's
match
here
bv
si;immJ;;
Doug
Brennan
over
the
head
ti'
his
stick,
knocking
th
u
1
player
ompletely
out
iis
h
,.
1
tempted
to
take
the
pU(
dnnt,!
mi
unai'enaea
Seattle
Pnal
whfc,
the
Ei
kimos
were
mak.n
M
wsauHj
on
the
Lions'
stronghold
Th
saJ
pension
of
Connors
is
ef
fecUvf
not
only
for
the
balam
of
the
leant
scneauie
dui
also
lor
the
po.,t-sea.
sun
chamnpoship
play-offs
wnemer
or
not
Seattle
would
m.
peal
the
suspension
was
not
know
last
night.
President
Caldwell
of
thel
""iua
hw
wji
ui
luwu
ana
costtfl
not
be
reached
while
Lloyd
Twm
captain
of
the
team,
declined
make
any
comment.
M
Suspension
of
Connors,
one
of
01
team's
towers
of
strength,
will
lean
the
Eskimos
more
or
less
crippled
i
at
a
time
when
full
strength
needed
more
than
at
any
other'
time
in
the
season.
The
Esldm,-w
hile
almost
a
cmch.
have
not
jitjj
assured
themselves
finally
of
i
place
In
the
play-offs,
to
say
oofe
ing
of
the
battle
they
will
haw
cs
their
hands
with
the
Lions
they
J
do
get
to
the
final.
Connors'
place
will
be
taken
kf
Hank
Dyke,
a
brilliant
19-yearoM
player,
yet
lacking
experience
whkk
may
be
much
needed
before
tta
present
season
Is
up.
Minus
Connors,
the
Esktam
left
last
night
for
Vancouver
where
they
play
the
Lions
tonight.
They
will
no
doubt,
make
a
strong
effort
a
this
jpceaslon
e
grab
off
the
tit
I
points
still
necessary
for
Ukb
to
get
Into
the
play-offs.
IHey
li
ther
chance
to
do
so
nrt
TERRACE,
March
9-In
a
regu-
when
they
plsy
U
night
lar
league
game
on
Friday
nlght
Thursday
Portland
the
Town
team
defeated
the
Native
Sons
M-10
and,
as
a
result,
are
still
deadlocked
with
the
School
team
for
the
league
leadership.
The
girls
teams
put
Vm
their
usual
'good
game.
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senior
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put
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for
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