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STILL
DOWN
UPSETS
IN
I
HOOP
GAME
Three-Two
Taxi
Itowrd
to
C.
N.
I
A.
In
Senior
League
Match
Last
Xisht
Japs
Victorious
High
School
Trims
Tuxis
and
Goes
Into
First
Place
Senior
League
32
Taxi,
23;
C.
N.
R.
A.,
37.
Intermediate
League
Tuxis,
13;
High
School,
26.
Ladles'
League
Comet,
14;
Am-1
azons,
S.
1
Junior
League
Japanese,
12,
i
Rovers,
10.
There
was
a
large
crowd
of
en-1
thuslasts
out
to
witneM
several
up-sets
and
some
very
fine
league
has-.
ketball
lost
night.
First
of
all,
the
!
lowly
Japanese
Association
team
of
the
Junior
League
hoisted
itself
a
little
further
out
of
the
cellar
by
i
vanquishing
the
Rovers.
Then
the
j
High
School
came
to
life
and
made
a
good
job
of
trimming
the
Tuxlsj
who
now
rhare
first
place
with
them.
This
should
make
Friday's
j
game
between
Merchants
and
High
School
a
great
battle,
as
the
Merchants
are
but
one
game
in
thr
rear.
The
Comets
took
the
Ama-1
zoru
very
thoroughly
and
showed
a
much
superior
brand
of
team
play
and
shooting.
Finally,
In
the
Senior
division.
32
Taxi,
who
established
a
favorable
lead
in
the
first
half,
later
bowed
to
the
brilliant
team
play
and
"close-In"
shooting
of
the
C.
N.
R.
The
Senior
game
was
fast
and
clean,
and,
from
the
start,
it
developed
into
a
contest
of
two
types
of
play,
long
range
shooting
versus
team
play
and
close
shooting
from
under
the
basket.
"
And
the
latter
system
proved
the
better
with
C.
r
N;
R.
finishing
strong
on
the
happy
end
of
a
37-23
score.
The
whole
C.
N.
R.
team
was
good
with
Smith,
Styles
and
Lambie
outstanding
became,
being
forwards,
their
scintillating
combination
and
rfhootir.f
caught
the
eye.
However.
Morrison
and
Sob
Stalker
presented
u
formidable
defence
that
the
Taximen
preferred
to
shoot
over,
rather
than
to
work
through
and
around.
Ratch
ford's
shooting
In
the
first
half
was
phenomenal
with
Gurvlch.
Menzles
and
Doug
Stalker
toiling
hard.
32
Taxi
Gurvlch
1),
Menzles
(3),
Frvmll.
VVrathaU
2,
Stalker
(7),
Ratchford
(10);
total.
23.
Q.
N.R.
Lambie
U0),
Morrison.
Stylns
M3
Stalker
5).
Smith
9;
total.
57.
Referee.
Bill
Mitchell.
Intermediate
Leatue
WKh
the
Utah
School
playlnir
safe,
aggressive
btU
and
with
Tuxl
finding
most
of
their
plays
blocked
by
the
HWi
defence,
the
Intermediate
gam
became
decidedly
lop-tided,
ana
the
Student's
Dresser)
hard
all
the
way
to
double
the
STROPPED
IN
in
CASE
IN
A
moment
r
-mi
GET
THAT
MASTER
BARBER'S
SHAVE
EVERY
MORNING
The
Hollow
Ground
Blade
Lists
lor
Ye
Jf$
ROLLS
RAZOR
THE
ONE
BLADE
SAFETY
Jeweller
rer
suit
of
their
win
last
Tuesday,
but
still
the
Rovers
were
making
them
play
hard
for
helr
victory.
For
a
time
it
looked
as
though
the
Rovers
might
win
for
they
were
well
served
Long
and
Short
Shots
Big
and
little
shots
Billy
A
.".
h
i
aged
8.
atid
C
P
Dad"
Waste,
aged
73.
teamed
up
as
champions
in
a
rrcem
Lo
Angele.
contest
and
slammed
the
bull
for
a
row
no
end.
score
to
the
tune
of
28-13.
For
High.
Unger
was
high
scorer
but
the
whole
team
played
as
a
unit.
Vance
was
on
every
play
and
with
Hickey
mussed
up
most
of
the
Tuxis'
scoring
and
quest
after
rebounds.
It
would
be
wrong
to
single
out
individual
-effort,
however,
as
the
boys
were
all
definitely
"on."
In
the
Tuxis
camp,
things
were
different
and
the
boys
were
all
decidedly
off."
larking
their
mw
snap
and
good
marksmanship.
Led
by
Naka-moto
and
Morrison,
they
all
played
hard,
but
things
Just
didn't
seem
to
break
right.
Tuxis
Nakamoto
(4),
J.
Morrison
3,
Thurber
5.
Smith
U),
Allen,
Moxley,
Hanson;
total.
13!
High
School
Walters
(3),
linger
14,
Vance
(It,
Tobey,
Wlngham
(8),
Rose,
Hickey.
Forbes:
total.
26.
Referee.
Bill
Mitchell.
Ladies'
Game
The
Amazons,
without
En
yd
Morris,
were
an
easy
prey
for
the
Comets,
who
trimmed
them
decisively.
14-5.
The
game
was
fast
but
spotty
The
Amazons
rushed
and
dribbled,
but
showed
no
team
play
whereas,
the
Comets
worked
together
and
scored
most
of
their
efforts.
Julia
Roberts
was
the
outstanding
player
both
In
defensive
and
offensive
play.
The
rest
of
the
team
gave
her
great
support
with
Harvey,
Jack
and
Ourvich
talcing
a
hand
in
the
scoring.
Sue
Boddie
was
the
whole
Amaaon
team,
but
she
got
very
indifferent
help
from
the
rest
of
the
team,
who
fumbled
passes
and
lost
many
chances.
As
a
team
they
did
not
exist.
Just
a
bunch
of
individuals
working
hard
but
achlevinr
little.
Oemta
Steen,
Robert
7,
Ourvich
'2.
Jack
3,
Harvey
2.
Coc-nry;
total,
14.
A
masons
Bodle
(J)
Pitchard
(2.
Ritchie,
McLeod,
Kach;
total,
6.
Referee.
B)l!
Mitchell
Junior
Game
The
first
half
of
the
Junior
game
between
the
Japanese
Students
and
the
Rovers
was
keenly
contested.
'
The
Rover
team
was
the
moat
out
standing
during
this
half.
Near
the
end
the
Japanese
students
scored
two
baskets
In
quick
succaasion.
thereby
evening
up
the
seers
44.
SPORT
CHAT
The
Canadian
Legion
at
siewart
has
just
stared
a
new
form
of,
winter
sports
activity
in
the
shape
of
a
carpet
bowling
tournament
between
eight
teams
of
four
men
nrh
In
the
first
raatcbea
a
team
saptalned
by
President
Murphy
Ton
by
default
over
one
captained
y
Vice-President
Stewart
while
econd
Vice-President
Olteefe's
earn
defeated
one
captained
by
Father
E.
M.
Leray.
Play
is
being
continued.
Owing
to
the
distance
and
the
uncertain
economic
conditions
prevailing
this
year
the
Swedish
Olympic
Committee
In
the
presence
of
H.
R.
H.
the
Crown
Prince
has
decided
to
send
a
limited
number
of
Sweden's
best
athletes
to
the
Olympic
Oames
In
Los
Angeles
and
Lake
Placid
the
winter
and
summer
f
1032.
In
all
a
troupe
of
95
members
will
be
sent
to
the
Oames.
It
is
the
smallest
number
ever
sent
by
Sweden
since
the
year
1908,
but
In
the
opinion
of
the
critics
it
If
a
well
balanced
and
promising
contingent.
Whist
Schedule
December
17
IJO.O.F.
vs.
Orotto.
Totem
Park
vs.
Moose.
OM
Empiwe
Hotel
vs.
Musketeers
8al
Cote
vs.
Legion.
Fish
Packers
vs.
Horn
of
Norway.
JUNIOR
niLLiAKDS
.
December
17
Jewelers
vs.
Empress.
December
24-
-Hawks
vs.
Empress.
December
31-Jewelers
vs.
League
of
Nations.
BILLIARD
SCHEDULE
Dec.
18
Orotto
vs.
Elks.
on
the
forward
line
by
McKlnleV
In
the
second
half
the
Roam
for
1
ancLDnvlefcand
Iher
led
by
four
.
4
1
a
t.
t
.
mm
.
o.Wt
m-
.
.
.
.
,l
"
a.t
i
I.J
mm
iwu
uw
itaa.
injkwapfnfjse
point.
uuKiricJTpanese
retaliated
were
given
very
strong
support
by
and
put
all-
their
efforts
towards
the
spectators,
and
thsy
staged
a
winning
and
during
the
last
few
counter-attack,
they
played
the
minutes
of
play
they
scored
three
better
brand
of
basketball
and
led
baskets
which
nave
them
a
win
12-by
Obata
and
Klshimoto
they
took
10.
Davles
and
Obata
were
high
the,
lead.
The
Japanese
possessed
a
J
aeorers
with
six
points
each,
great
deal
of
confidence,
as
a
re-
Japanese
Obata
6,
Buehiro.
HUNTING
IS
!
ENJOYABLE
parly
of
Vancouver
Men
Had
Splen
did
Trip
Recently
on
Service
Boat
Nora
Jane
Capt.
Norman
Brodhurct
of
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
staff
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
tills
morning
from
Vancouver
after
having
acted
as
pilot
of
the
T.
A-
Kelley
Logging
Co.'s
service
boat
Nora
Jane
on
a
hunting
trip
south
!
between
here
Vancouver,
business
and
profes
sional
nien
who
were
the
guette
for
the
trip
of
Thomas
A.
Kelley,
well
known
Queen
Charlotte
Island
logging
operator.
j
The
trip
proved
a
delightful
one
for
all
on
board
the
Nora
Jane,
reports
Capt.
Brodhurst.
Out
two
weeks.
Gardner
Canal
and
Ollteea
were
among
the
points
visited.
One
mountain
goat,
one
bear
and
ra-
,
merous
deer,
geese
and
ducks
were
bagged
by
the
southern
hunters.
;
Weather
was
really
too
fine
for
the
1
best
of
hunting,
there
being
but
one
day
of
rain
and
one
day
of
snow
during
the
entire
oatlng.
Departure
i
on
the
trip
was
made
from
hre
on
'
November
28
and
the
Nora
Jane
ar-riverl
at
Vancouver
on
Monday
of
this
week
with
her
guest'
J.
II.
McLeod.
collector
of
customs
here,
who
was
among
those
who
made
the
hunting
trip,
Is
spending
a
few
days
in
Vancouver
and
will
i
return
here
on
an
early
boat.
SCHMELING
IS
WANTED
Heavyweight
Champion
li
Offered
$200,000
to
Fight
in
Chicago
Next
Spring
rfEW
YORK.
Dec
15-Joe
Jacobs,
manager
of
Max
Schmeling.
world
a
heavyweight
boxing
champion,
announced
yesterday
that
Schmeling
had
been
made
an
offer
of
$200,000
or
40
of
the
gate
receipts
for
a
10-round
bout
in
Chicago
with
Mickey
Walker,
the
ambitious
welterweight.
The
fight
would
be
held
In
February
or
March.
Stormy
Weather
Is
In
Prospect
Meteorological
Conditions
Not
Very
Promising
For
City
and
District
Today
With
the
barometer
dropping
sharply
since
yesterday
and
still
going
down
fast
early
this
afternoon,
a
winter
storm
for
Prince
Rupert
and
district
was
in
prospect
today.
Skies
were
heavily
laden
and
a
southwest
gale
was
howling.
Stormy
weather
conditions
are
also
reported
rifcm
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
TO
PUT
IN
EQUIPMENT
Preparations
For
Radiophone
Service
Here
Being
Made
By
Northwest
Trlephonc
Co.
Preparations
are
being
made
for
thi
erection
of
transmitting
and
receiving
equipment
on
the
temporary
sites
at
the
oast
end
of
the
city
which
have
been
chosen
for
the
Northwest
Telephone
Co.'s
local
radiophone
service.
The
plant
Is
here
but
it
has
not
as
yet
been
all
moved
to
the
sites.
It
will
probably
be
a
week
or
so
before
service
Is
available.
k-v.'v
MCHBISH0P
IS
CHOSEN
Bishop
of
Gravelbourc
to
Take
Charge
of
Itoman
Cathlle
Church
Work
in
Quebec
Klshimoto
M,
Nakamoto,
'
Kanaya
VATICAN
crrV'
Dec-
H'-IU.
2),
Conda;
total
12.
Rev.
R.
VUleneuve,
Bishop
of
Ora-
Rovers
McKlnley
2,
McMec-1
velbourg,
Sask.,
has
been
named
kin.
Bremner,
Wllltecroft.
McJU
Archbishop
of
Quebec,
it
wss
an-2
Davles
8:
total,
10.
'nouneed
from
the
Vatican
today
Fresh
Breaks;
on,
Line
Reported,
Wireless
SeV
vied
(o
Vancouver
J
Telegraphic
communication
be-!
tween
Prince
Rupert
and
the
outside
world
was
tlll
Interrupted
this
morning
and
it
was
believed
that
,
heavy
t
now
with
frost
on
the
lower
'
Sfceena
River
last
night
had
prob-i
ably
caused
even
more
breaks
in;
the
lines.
Strenuous
efforts
were1
being
made
to
restore
eommunlca-
j
Hon
bat
heavy
snow
was
hamper-'
ing
the
work
of
the
trouble
finders.
More
important
business
be-1
tween
here
and
Vancouver
and,
other
southern
points
is
being
han-1
1
died
by
wlreiea.
Tetophonie
servtae
of
here
with
a
party
of
prominent
Port
Simpson
and
Haysport
and
U
being
maintained,
by
the
Government
Telegraphs.
HITLER
IS
j
CRITICAL
flerman
Fascist
Leader
Predicts
That
Emergency
Decree
of
Chancellor
Will
Fail
BERLIN,
Dec.
1
Adolnh
Hitler.
3erman
Fascist
leader,
made
a'
spirited
reply
yesterday
to
the
ac-;
-usatloo
of
Chancellor
Helnrlchi
Bruenfng
that
he
v.v.s
really
en-1
lea
vr
ring
ti
rtir
up
civil
v.ar
while
j
preaching
fascism.
Hllkr
predicted
that
Bruening
;
ecent
emergency
decree
would
be
failure.
"Laws
not
word,
will!
help
Germany."
declared
IliUer.
RADIONS
TO
STAY
Broadcasters
Are
Not
to
Be
Banned
From
Pacific
Coast
Conference
Football
Games
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Dec.
18:
At
a
neeUng
here
yesterday
the
Pacific
Coast
Football
Conference
decided
not
to
ban
radto
broadcasters
from
conference
games.
Certain
new
re-relations
were
made,
however,
to
orevent
Interference
of
newspapermen
with
play
during
the
progress
of
a
game.
TROUBLE
ON
POWER
LINE
Electricity
Now
Coming
to
City
From
Stiawatlans
Heavy
Snow
On
Falls
Hirer
iloute
The
transmission
line
between
the
city
and
Falls
River
having
been
put
temporarily
out
of
com
mission
due
to
heavy
snows,
the
Northern
B.
C.
Power
Co.
has
been
bringing
power
into
the
city
since
yesterday
from
the
eiaergenty
olant
at
Shawstlans
Lake.
It
was
stated
this
morning
that
the
Falls
River
transmission
line
was
again
In
commission
but,
ow
ing
to
heavy
snow
conditions.
Its
use
was
hardly
practicable.
The
telephone
line
between
the
city
and
Falls
River
la
also
down.
Men
are
now
eruUrng
the
line.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
.OST
Three
keys
on
rinr
fn
nr
near
post
office.
Return
to
Dally
News.
203'
Prince
Rupert
DRY
DOCK
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
three
Dry
Docks
Tolal
rapacity
20,000
toris
f.
Shipbuilders
and
Ship
Repairers
for
Steel
and
Wood
Vessels
Sawmill
and
MlnfneMarblnery
Repaired
and
Overhauled
Iron
and
Brass
Catling
Electric
and
Acetylene
Welding
80-ton
Derrick
for
Heavy
Lifts
It's
smart
to
give
thrifty
ELECTRICAL
GIFTS
Gifts
that
combine
beauty
with
utility
priced
for
thrifty
Christmas
buying
are
what
Christmas
shoppers
are
look
ing
for
this
year.
They
want
Electrical
Gifts,
for
nowhere
can
they
get
greater
lasting
value
or
gifts
that
are
more
welcomed
and
appropriate.
A
radio,
refrigerator,
range
or
washer
as
a
"group"
or
family
gift.
Choice
of
irons,
toasters,
curling
irons,
heating
pads,
electric
clocks,
etc.
as
delightful,
low-priced
individual
gifts.
Attractive
Gifts
at
Economy
Pricci
IRONS
HEATING
PADS
SPIC
SPAN
CLEANERS
CURLING
IRONS
TOASTERS
PORTABLE
LAMPS
AIR
HEATERS
PERCOLATOSJ
ELECTRIC
CLOCKS
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
Ltd.
WEAT11EKREP0RT
JJ
QrjJJ
Mr.
and
Mrs.
B
E.
Vajde
are'
eavln
gtoday
for
Winnipeg
where
Vy
are
planning
to
spend
Christ
i
with
Mr.
Vat6y
Umtty
ami
ilso
will
visit
Mrs,
yalde's
farmer
lome
In
that
neighborhood.
C.N.R,
tttamer
prior)
Rupert
'apt.
D.
Donald
artlved
In
port
01
me.
at
10:30
this
morning
iroa
'an-ouver.
Powell
River
and
Oeean
.-"Is'
and
win
all
at
10
o'clock
wtlght
for
Anyox
and
Stewart
hen?e
she
will
return
here
early
Friday
morning,
sailing
at
8
o'clock
"iat
evening
for
Vancouver
via
'Jcean
Falls
and
Powell
River
on
i
special
ChrUtmas
voyage.
;
BUCHAREST
K
T
IS:
4t
was
nu.-
!ript
Prince
Nlch
:
.
!
eeS
htamorgftrtatlr
n
of-a
month
and
uir
Uon
had
bren
iif
'
himfetf
and
hi
b
:
1
!
I
!
Triple
Island
Overcast,
strong-
TTfO
DDllM!
Uiwest
wind;
sea
moderate.
HIN
nKlLL
Langara
Islalid-Ralning,
light
uu
LiS?lS
Vince
NUh..
of
K
.raperature.
43;
sea
rough.
t
L0CALNEWS
Romance
r
tt-,S8
The
following
U
th
of
charjrea
made
for
tV
notices:
Marriage
and
PnaafrBrtt
announcements
12
Birth
Notices
We
,
Funeral
NotleeJ
tl
j
Cards
of
Thank3
12-
.
Funeral
Flo
wen
name
1UC
WIJ
In
Agony
from
Sheer
Weakness
Mis.
SpurEeon
Dawson
(Irmly
believes
she
would
net
bi
hert
,
today
it
she
had
not
taken
Dr.
Williams'
Pink
Pills
tait
"When
my
tfclWrro
were
bU,"
write
Un,
Spurgcon
Dioo,
Volvtrtn,Ont.,
"I
wss
to
wrtk
nd
ran
down
I
could
ftot
walk
arro
tk
Boor
without
faint-tog.
Even
tbtaliEbtett
turtionwi
too
much.
Dayi
were
aptst
in
agdsy
from
anerr
weasoeii,
as
nlghti
were
made
fearful
through
alreplras
kvoun.
"It
aeemed
sa
If
nothing
rhttfvrr
wouM
brhp
i
.
.
.
Dr.
UIIIIjtoi'
Plok
Pills
wtrt
won
mended,
and
aflrr
taking
twaKo
lwiea
I
found
atrmeth
rtturainc
and
my
atonouh
able
to
handle
Pink
rilh
(Uni
).
ine
iron
anu
ui
pilU
Increav;
iti-
a"""111'
";
"
nnio-tonic
'
M
globln
or
osyeen
-carr
,
bloud.
The
lorreawd
-ri
K
"'
,
L
"Found
Strength
Riturnint"
ivoa
(n.
i
un
pot
kMwn
wha
mell
waa
for
moathi."
1iat
would
you
give
to
be
abt
to
cant
aUd
your
xakea
and
lubxitulf
vlg.
orous
poyilcsl
ttrtagtb?
Thst
k
aiartly
what
tuay
juen
and
woataa
kavt
Usa
enabled
to
do
by
tht
'
1
"
WilB,
hindU
hie
to
;
a
brtler
sppeM'
,i
Mert
'
wU-being,
rwti'.i
ability
''"
Cetawppl'
m
ut
,
Pink
1111a.
Takethern.'";
look
ior
immediate
w1".
,
,mti
'
'
the
benrficUl
reult
cmt
'
-but
not
alwir
ti'w
!h'V,
&
n
trial
and
you
av
-
st.
other
Cndian
toco
n
'
,j
been
rtwarded.
Ju
ccnu
a
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