.VERY
GOOD
MATERIAL
FOR
i
BOXING
SHOW
ome
of
Preliminaries
for
Fri
day's
Caid
are
Announced
The
semi-final
bout
on
Friday
night's
boxing
card
at
the
Empress
Social
Club
Arena
wlil
be
a
five-round
match
between
Dan
Bagon
and
Babe
Dtrtton,
mfddfeweifchts.
Both
boys
have
shown
up
to
good
advantage
on
previous
ocoasfont.
Local
sport
followers
will
recall
Dutton's
good
work
in
taking
hip
man
by
a
K.O.
at
the
naval
boxing
meet
here
last
summer.
ThU
was
one
of
the
most
sensational
lights!
iett
m
the
city.
Bagon
also
carries
a
stiff
wallop
and
had
little
.trouble,
In
knocking
out
Jack
rf?eoe?ius
on
the
card
will
be
Dan
Healy
vs.
Ragnar
Kaland
ligiit
heavies,
in
a
five
round
rpyuch,;
also
Pete
Chenoski
vs.
Rupert
Fong.
four
rounds.
Lady
Golfers
at
Anyox
Name
1931
Office
Bearers
ANYOX.
March
18.
The
Ladles'
Section
of
the
Anyox
Golf
Club
has
elected
officers
for
the
year
as
follows:
.
j
;
-HonoraiPreftideftt
Mrs-.
Charles
Rocking,
VjHorary
Vice-Preside
Mrs.
W.
President
Mrs.
0.
M.
Lee.'
Vice-President
Mrs.
F.
S.
Mc-Nleholas.
Captain
Mrs.
D.
Deane.
Secretary
Mrs.
C.
O.
Fricker.
Executive
Mrs.
J.
J.
Stewart,
Mrs.
L.
H.
Weneratrom
and
Mrs.
W.
Dr
Alexander
mtmm
X-KAY
SERVICE
PHONi:
575
lJESNI'K
BLOCK
DENTIST
Baseball
is
major
study
in
this
to
major
leagues.
Here
we
see
.
another
day,
instructing
quartet
pitching
a
TO
DEFEND
HOOP
TITLE
Port
Simpson
Basketball
Players
Here
for
Series
of
Games
With
Locals
Having
defeated
Greenville
43
to
11
In
a
game
earlier
in
the
week
the
Port
Simpson
basketball
team
is
here
to
defend
the
hoop
championship
of
Northern
British
Columbia
which
it
now
holds
against
Prince
Rupert.
Games
are
being
called
for
tonight
and
tomorrow
in
the
Exhibition
Hall.
SI1
fejfeJI-if
-
It
c
m
Vfitrt
fiAqRiJIMTt
-
.
...
Appreciated
Everywhere
The
nam
Blaclc
&
WMte'
on
a
bottle
of
whisky
U
l
abiofuia
a
guaranfee
at
(he
hall-mark
on
silver.
II
aiiurei
thai
subtle
difference
In
flavour
and
qualify
vvhlch
dltingulshai
frill
whisky
from
all
other.
II
guar,
erriees
that
only
the
frneit
melerials
have
been
used
nd
that
always
everywhere
the
qualify
Is
the
same.
"BUCK
&
WHITE"
SCOTCH
WHISKY
This
advertisement
is
not
puDftsned
ot
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
-A.
COAL
Buy
the
real
Coal
cur
fa
moa
Edson
and
Cassldy
VVeMncfortln
any
quantities'.
Also
Butkley
Valley
Hay,
Grain
and
Robin
Hoed
Hour.
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co
PHONES
A8
AND
538
school,
for
all
candidates
aspire
Kid
Elberfeld,
diamond
star
of
of
his
35
pupils
in
art
of
baseball
LEGION
WINNER
Consolidates
Hold
on
First
Place
in
Billiard
League
by
Beating
Grotto
'
Canadian
Legion
defeated
OroUo
1213
to
1129
In
last
night's
Billiard
League
fixture.
Indlvldnal
scores
:
Brown
(Grotto),
232;
Murray
(Legion),
250.
Waugh
(Grotto)
25;
Tinker
(Legion).
220.
Andrews,
J.
(Grotto)
360;
Andrews
M.
(Legion),
243.
Howe
(Grotto),
222;
Zieman
(Leg
ion)
250.
McLacnlan
(Grotto)
175;
Baptie,
(Legion)
250.
The
league
standing
for
the
sec
ond
half
of
the
season:
Games
Total
Ave.
Can.
Legion
14
18330
1146
IGrotto
14
15971
11M
Elks
14
15202
106
Open
Cribbage
Tourney
Held
By
Veterans
There
were
12
tables
in
play
at
an
open
cribbage
tournament
held
last
night
at
the
Canadian
Legion
rooms.
Prise
winners'
were:
first,
Angus
Anderson;
second,
Arthur
Beale;
third,
Frank
Oienn.
The
evening
proved
very
enjoyable.
Hockey
Scores
NATIONAL
LEAQUi;
Detroit
2;
Boston
4.
Chicago
4;
Philadelphia
nil.
Ottawa
1;
N.Y.
Ranters
3.
N.Y.
Americans
2;
Montreal
1.
ALLAN
CUP
I
LAYOFFS
First
game
Bdmonton
3,
Trull
Billiard
Averages
A.
Murray
(CD
23
5602
247
C
P.
Balagno
(E)
24
5827
243
O.
P.
Tinker
(CD
23
5420
988
Don
Brown
(E)
15
35
233
F.
Zieman
(CD
20
4838
232
O.
Waugh
(0)
24
5491
2S0
C.
Baptte
(CD
18
4104.,
28ft
J.
E.
Smith
Etf
15
342fl"j.,38jB
O.
How4d
'
33
A08T
380
M.
JkiCLachlerf
(Q
24
5860
223
M.
E.
Young
E)
23
R127
223
M.
Andrews
(CD
24
5326
232
W.
Wllltscroft
(E)
15
3328
222
J.
May
G)
8
1767
221
J.
Andrews
G
23
5062
22"
W.
Mitchell
(E)
24
5123
214
A.
Macdonald
(CLi
7
1499
214
F.
H.
Stephens
(E)
ft
1026
205
CJL.
Youngman
(CD
4
814
204
T.
ClouRh
(G)
3
599
200
F.
Bray
iE
5
9
197
W
Murxav
(tfi.
.
8
143
,.187
J.
Bcotf
tty
.;
i
piz
in
John
0ui!TcrH(jrJf;
t
j
iw
THE
DAILY
NEWS
HOOPSTERS
STILL
EVEN
t
n
R7f
'-1
at
Ter
Saturday
Nhrht's"
Games
Sames
race-
Failed
to
Break
Dead-
lock
TERRACE,
M?rch
18
As
a
result
of
Saturday
night's
games
in
tlx
loel
league
when
the
school
beat
the
Native
Sons
31-22
and
the
Town.
vMm
from
Vanarsdol
31-13.
the
two
winning
teams
are
still
deadlocked
in
first
place.
This
week
these
teams
meet
lri
what
wDl
probably
be
the
deciding
game
of
the
schedule.
Both
of
Satuday
night's
games
were
fast
and
numerous
fouls
were
called
by
referees
McC'ul-logh
and
Bawerlng.
In
the
first
game
the
School
team
obtained
an
18-9
lead
at
half-time
and
maintained
the
lead
.through
the
second
half.
Kerr
and
J.
Smith
were
most
effective
for
I
the
lowers
while
McLeod
and
Bow-lering
collected
most
of
the
winders'
baskets
the
latter
getting
his
usual
18
points.
I
The
Town-Vanarsdol
game
was
ja
fast
hafd-checking
affair
with
the
superior
combination
and
rootbw
ab,iMtv
of
the
local
team
standing
out.
McCulIeajh,
as
usual(
tea
the
scorers
but
the
entire
TOwn
team
was
in
good
form.
Burton
for
Vanarsdol
was
the
most
effective
and
was
one
of
the
beet
men
on
the
floor.
Lineups
Native
Sons
J.
Smith
7;
Kerr
5;
Graham;
S.
Smith
6;
Hipp
4.
Total
22.
,
School
Green;
Dowering
-18;
Little
4;
Johnstone;
McLeod
7;
Kerr;
Mifchiel
2.
Total
31.
Town
McCullogh
14;
Thomas
8
Penny
4;
Moore
5;
Levir.
TotaU-81.
Vanattd&l
Kennedy
1
;
Mason
2
Bolton
2;
Burton
8;
Roberts.
1
League
Standing
Team
r,
OWL
Town
&
7
School
7
Vanarsdol
7
Native
'$ec3y
,?T
6
6
2
0s
D
ajoiA
Aiie
Vs.
15
tWtl
PU
Hi
ii
4
0
PREMIER
IS
VANQUISHED
Prince
Rupert
Made
Clean
Sweep!
of
Uadnftnton
Last
Night
1
In
tHe
Prince
RupertPremIer
badminton
tournament
last
evening
in
the
Moose
Hall,
Prince
Rupert
won
every
game.
The
result
were
as
follows:
Tobey
(Prince
Rupert)
beat
Lang
ford
iPremtet
If-lS,
15-4,
Allen
(Prince
ROperti
beat
O'Fnr-rell
(Premier),
IB-2,
15-1.
Russell
and
Lambfe
(Prlncei
Rupert),
beat
Embjeton
and
Watson
1
Premier).
15-10,
158.
Darton
and
Norrlngton
(Prince
Rupert),
beat
Ooggan
and
Mcpherson
(Pretnlert.
15-5,
15-9.
Allen
(Prince
Rupert),
beat
Lang-ford
(Premier),
15-4,
9-15,
15-7.
Tobey
(Prince
Rupert)
beatOTUr-rell
fpremter),
15-6,
15-3,
Darton
and
tfarWii6torf"
Prince
Rupest).
beat
Embleton
and
Watson
(Premier),
14-9,
15-11.
Russell
and
Lambte
(Prlnle
Rupert),
beat
MePherson
and
Coggafi
(Premier),
16-2,
15-7.
Following
the
gamea
supper
was
zcrved
and
the
visiting
players
were"
officially
welcomed.
S.
J.
Jabour,
donor
of
the
Sun
Life
Assurance
trophy,
was
thanked
by
thn
Association.
Messrs.
Bryant
&
Co.
Ltd.,
Watts,
McCutcheon,
and
Empire
Publishing
Co.
were
also
thanked
for
their
trophies
donated
for
the
City
League.
Dancing
was
then
enjoyed
until
2
a.m..
music
being
furnished
by
the
Premier
Orchestra.
GOLF
'
:
March
23k
.
V
jotto
V,.pry,rjgcJc.arjeaWyes(
vs.j
jAcme.
FtylnfcjGorpViVj.
Bankers.
Oen.
Office
vs.
75
Taxi.
March
36
Grotto
vs.
Acme,
dreat
Wef
vs.
78
Taxi.
Flying
Corps
vs.
Dry"
Dock.
Gen.
Office
vs.
Bankers.
April
6
Grotto
vs.
75
Taxi.
OreatWest
vs.
Flying
Corps.
Gen.
Office
vs.
vs.
Flying
Corps.
Gen.
Office
vs.
Dry
Dock
Bankers
vs.
Acme.
April
13
Grntr.i
v
oreat
West
Flying
corfrs
vs
Clan,
Ofilcei;
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Stars
Like
Fords
Rowtu
and
Vivian
Duncan,
petite
sater-stan
of
ttace.
tto
and
radio
and
known
to
thousand:
til
rajudln
iit
for
a
moment
"on
location"
in
Hollywood
to
inspect
thttr
new
Ford
standard
coupe
i
drirtn
aad
they,
in
their
trim
new
Ford,
are
a
familiar
eight
on
Hollywood
boulevards
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purity
of
the
beer,
UbfiSiZ
take
into
consideration
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c?
fid
taste,
flavor,
aroma,
brH
general
attractive
appearance.
The
alcoho
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and
SnnCTftCnV".fou"d
by
analysis'
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V0af,Kee?rP,i,,Cd
by
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cornel
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contact
with
the
brew
the
purification
of
all
water
ued,
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a
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of
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i
the
food
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or
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isli
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let
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