'if
i....r
til
LEADS
ARE
Canadiens
and
Bruins
Swell
Their
'
Margins
at
Top
of
National
i
Hockey
League
I
MONTREAL.
Feb.
18:-.The
Mon-j
treal
Canadiens
added
to
their,
leading
margin
at
the
top
of
the
Canadian
division
of
the
National
Hockey
League
last
night
by
de.
feattng
their
Intra-elty
rivals,
the
J
Maroons,
two
to
nothing.
At
the
same
time,
Boston
Bruins
!
wane
adding
another
two
points
to
1
thtir
leading
margin
at
the
top
of
the
American
division
by
defeating
New
York
Americans
two
to
nil.
I
Upsets
oeeurred
in
'
other
games
j
in
which
Ottawa
Senators
defeated
j
the
Ranges
at
New
York
five
to
j
four
while
Philadelphia
Quakers
dotted,
Petrotf
Falcons
two
to-nil.
Operation
on
Tennis
Star
I
Surgeons
Removed
Rene
Lacoste's
'Appendix
in
Paris
Yesterday
PARIS,
Feb.
18:
Rene
Lacoste,
French
tennis
star,
who
has
been
out
nf
the
srame
for
two
years
owing
to
ill
health,
yesterday
underwent
an
operation
for
appendicitis.
The
famous
net
man
had
rallied
from
the
anaesthetic
nicely
and
his
condition
last
night
was
reported
to
be
quite
satisfactory.
He
will,
however,
not
be
able
to
engage
In
championship
play
this
year.
He
will
leave
hospital
in
a
week.
SPORT
CHAT
j
.
1
Big
game
hunting
on
a
grand
saale
wUl
he
inaugurated
this
year
In
tyorth
Australia
as
a
special
attraction
for
tourists.
Hunters
will
be
assured
of
a
good
chance
to
shoot
buffaloes,
crocodiles
and,
minor
game,
including
wijd
geese,
scrub
turkeys,
pigeons,
quail,
pheasants,
kangaroos,
wallaby
and
other
animals
and
birds.
The
excursions
are
being
organized
by
the
state
railways
and
are
to
occupy
36
days.
They
will
be
the
first
of
a
series.
The
taunting
ground
is
located
In
Anthem
Land,
to
the
southeast
of
Darwin.
It
la
estimated
that
this
year
there
are
30,000
head
of
water
buffalo
watting
to
provide
sport.
As
for
crocodiles,
it
is
reported
that
they
are
swarming
on
the
East
Alligator,
the
Daly
and
Alligator
Rivers.
Then
there
are
wild
pigs
and
wild
hornet
and
the
dugong,
the
river
fish
Vrhteh
is
credited
with
having
originated
the
idea
of
the
mermaid.
Mdritler
turtles
are
there
In
abun
dance,
too.
Not
the
least
fascinating
feature
of
the
trio
will
be
the
con
tact
with
the
aborigines,
living
In
a
primitive
state
in
the
wilds.
Those
tuhA
spa
fnn
A
ff
fie-fotnar
1
'
plenty
of
Jt.
In
the
rivers
the
bar-ramundle
are
plentiful.-
The
sporting
excursionists
will
travel
from
Melbourne
by
train
and
at
Alice
Springs
will
take
motors
to
the
hunting
grounds.
A
Great
Deal
YOU
WRICLETS
get
la
the
mott
that
chewing
gum
offer.
Try
pckgc
today
and
ee
bow
good
good
ram
can
be.
The
dayi
work
f
oil
much
cailtr
with
WRICUY'S.
WRIGLEYS
CHEWING
GUM
Earl
Sande,
famous
jockey,
In
a
new
kind
of
a
paddock
a?
he
gets
ready
to
go
to
the
post
in
his
talkie
debut.
He
is
seen
In
dressirig
room.
TOWNSEND
WON
BOUT
Canadian
Given
Decision
Last
Night
Over
Tod
.Morgan
hi
Los
Angeles
LOS
ANGELES,
Feb,
18:
Billy
Townsend's
stock
was
boosted
considerably
as
a
result
of
a
lt-round
decision
he
won
here
last
night
over
Tod
Morgan,
former
junior
lightweight
champion.
Through
mere
boxing
super-1
iority,
Morgan
had
the
edge
in
the
early
rounds
but
the
husky
Canuck
right-handed
welterweight,
i
showed
up
to
advantage
in
the
whirlwind
finish.
It
might
easily
have
been
.
called
a
draw
and
the
decision
of
the
referee
in
favor
of
Townsend
was
not
altogether
j
satisfactory
to
the
fans.
'
SWEEP
IN
BILLIARDS
!
Canadian
Legion
Makes
Score
in
Beating
Elks
Canadian
Legion
made
a
dean
sweep
to
beat
Elks
1260
to
065
in
the
Billiard
League
last
night.
Scores
Zieman
L)
360;
BalagnoS
239.
Murray
(Li
250;
WUllacrOU
E
197.
Andrews
U
260;
Mitchell
(E)
162.
Tinker
(U
250;
Bray
(E)
154:
Baptle
L
260;
Young
(El
243.
The
league
standing
for
the
second
half
of
the
season:
Games
Total
Ave.
Canadian
Legion
0
10416
'
1157
Orotto
8
0076
1135
Elks
8
5C0
1062
Mrs,
Thos.
Priest
Is
Golf
Winner
at
Sunken
Gardens
Mrs.
Thomas
Priest,
with
a
score
of
87
for
the
36
holes,
was
the
win-
j
ner
In
ladies'
night
last
evening
at
the
Sunken
Oardens
miniature
golf
course.
About
twenty-five
ladies'
:
iook
part
in
ine
piay
wnicn
was
or
j
great
interest
to
all.
Canadian
Legion
!
Knockout
Crib&S4
slon
Last
Night
Tncre
were
etgnt
tablat
last
night
in
the
first
of
a
series
of
knockout
cribbage
tournaments
which
is
to.tal
28.
bp
held
at
the
Canadian
Legion
j
Referee
Mr.
Lee
of
Anyox.
Hall.
N.
Pedersen
was
winner
of
Umpire
Chas.
McNeJll
of
Green
first
prize
while
R.
Shrubsall
cap-'
ville.
tured
second
prize.
Pally
News
Wint
Ads"
hrlnq
quick
results.
NATIVES
i
VICTORS
Greenville
Allowed
Anjox
One
of
Four
Hoop
Games
Last
-
Week
Members
of
the
Greenville
has
ketball
team
visited
Anyox
on
Tuesday
night
of
last
week,
andi
were
the
guests
of
the
Community!
League,
splendid
hospitality
being!
extended
and
the
best
of
aceoml
modation
being-
provided
Lai
thi
Anyox
Hotel.
'.I'll?
DRj
j
On
Wednesday
night.
Greenville)
"B"
team
met
the
Celts
basketball
team
at
8.15
p.m.
at
the
gymnasium
and
after
a
fast
game
the
score
resulted
as
follows:
Celts,
25;
Greenville
B,
16.
The
line-ups
were
!as
follows:
Celts
I.
Davie,
w,
2
2
pojnt
points;
nerson.w;
a.
siee
Hlll.
2
Dodsworth,'
0.
TO
Ufc95
x
Greenville
"B-
Jonah
Oray
points;
Alec
Angus,
6;
Sam
Talt,
;6;
Frank
Russ.
Oft
KepherA
Wilson
"
'
12.
Total-16.
Referee
Mr.
Gillies,
of
Anyox.
Umpire
Charles
McNeill,
of
Greenville.
Timekeeper
Mr.
Youngs,
of
8coremen
Mr.
McRae,
of
Anyox
and
Stanley
Wilson,
of
Greenville.
Later
the
same
evening
Green
ville
"A"
beat
Anyox
Mlcots
26
to
22.
The
Jlne-up
was
as
follows:
Micots
Bass.
4;
F.
Anderson,
4
Dwyer,
9;
Dodd.
0;
Death,
1;
La
lorek,
4.
Total
22.
Greenville
"A"
Andrew
Robin
son.
11;
Henry
Robinson,
9;
Wll
liam
Bright.
6:
Chris
Calder.
0
Simon
Calder,
Qi
Total
26.
I
Referee
Mr.
Lee,1
of
Anyox.
I
Untplre-jwaitam
Leesnh.
of!
Greenville.
,
.Timekeeper
Mr.
Youngs,
of
Anyox.
'
Scoremen
Mr.
McRae,
of
Anyox,
and
Stanley
Wilson
of
Greenville.
On
Thursday,
Oreenvllle
"B"
beat
Anyox
Micots
16
to
11
f
The
line-up
was
as
follows:
Micots
L.
Dodd
0;
F.
Anderson
2;
Dwyer.
7;
Lazorek,
4;
Death,
2.
Total
11.
Oreenville
"B"
Horace
Angus,
2;
Victor
McKay,
2;
Alec
Angus,
10;
Frank
Russ,
0;
Stephen
Wilson.
0:
Andrew
Roblnson,
2.
Total-16.'
Referee
Fred
Brown
of
Anyox.
VIIp
yox.
8coremen
Mr.
McBae
of
Anyox.
Stanley
Wilson
of
Oreenville.
15.
2;
Mikjlt
2;
8.
Bade,
0;
Kent,
2
Oreenville
"A"-
Andrew
Robin
son.
jo;
Jonah
Gray,
Q;
William
ur'gnt,
4:
Chris
Calder,
3;
Simon,
Calder.
2;
Henry
Robinson.
3.
To
I
Timekeeper
Mr,
Youngs
of
An-
yox.
Scoremen
Mr.
McRae
of
Anyox
Stanjey
Wilson.
THE
DAILT
KEW3
PHsssssssssssssssss
.
i
s
'
-
rm
susssiiBsssr.
wt
x
a
1f.
V
M
IU
V"
..aT-
is
FY.!
PRESIDENT
OF
TENNIS
E.
E.
Gregg
Elected
Last
Night
to
Head
Prince
Rupert
Club
j
New
Courts
Proposed
The
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club;
had
its
annual
meeting
last
night
and
officers
were
elected
for
the
coming
year
as
follows:
President,
E.
E.
Gregg.
Vice-president,
T.
W..
Brown.
Secretary-treasurer,
Miss
Margaret
Palmer.
Executive
Mrs.
8.
P".'.
MeMordle,
!W.
K.
Stamford.
AId.
P.,11.
Linzey
and
F
E.
Robertson.
The
question
of
building
new
courtc
was
discussed
and
was
fin
ally
referred
to
the
executive
for
the
purpose
of
looking
into
financial
arrangements.
Billiard
Average
s
C.
P.
Balagno
E
19
4330
244
A.
Murray
CL
18
4401
244
J.
Smith
IE)
10
2400
241
G.
P.
Tinker
CL)
18
4263
237
F.
Zieman
(CD
15
3602
233
Don
Brown
0)
9
2092
232
O.
Howe
(O)
19
4343
228
C.
Baptie
(CD
13
2964
228
jO.
Waugh
(0
.18
4078
227
M.
MaLachlan
0
18
40&0
226
.W.
Wllliscroft
E)
.12
2704
226
j.
May
ror
.:
b
mi
221
'M.
E.
Young
(E)
.18
3917
217
M.
Andrews
(CD
..
.19
4083
A.
Macdonald
(CD
7
1499
,W.
Mitchell
E)
19
4024
7.
Andrews'(G
17
3663
F.
II.
Stephens
(E)
6
1026
!c.I..
Youngman
(CD'4
814
!T.
Cloull
id)'
3
599
W.
Munv;JE)
...w.7
1342
F.
BrayJET-I
J...
4
744
J.
Scott
(CM
1
172
John
Bulger
(O)
....
1
169
215
nni
onn
a
mi
'"
-
WHIST
February
19
I.O.O.P.
vs.
Wanderers.
Orotto
vs.
Seal
Cove.
GrottA
Ramb.
vs.
Leif
Erikson.
Moose
vs.
Six
Musketeers.
Canadian
Legion
v.i
Dry
Dock
Till
ICN.CRSB
RESULTS
Car
Shops
Now
Leadinr
With
Dry
I)ok
Machinist
In
Second
Place
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
Crlbbage
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
General
Office
15,
Dry
Dock
Steelworkers
12,
Dry
Dock
Machinists
IS,
Locomotive
Shops
12.
.
Round
House
10,
Freight
Sheds
17.
.Station's.
Car
Shops
19.
League
Table
Won
Lost
PU.
Car
Shops
77
58
77
Dry
Dock
Machinist!
73
73
Round
House
70
70
Dry
Dock
8teelw'k's
69
66
-69
General
Office
67
68
67
Station
03
72
63
Locomotive
Shops
.
60
75
60
Freight
Sheds"
GO
75
60
SPORT
FISH
PROTECTION
Anglers
and
Others
Seek
Assistance
From
Government
or
Washington
State
OLYMPIA,
Wash.,
Feb.
18:
8oort
flahermen
of
VVaililnotnn
Stat;
descended
upon
the
Capltoi
on
of
game
fish
from
com-
.iisnery
operations.
.
1sssV
thsVP
.
Urn
lhe
suggestion
was
made4
Hset
aoupg,gna
its
tributaries
tq
an
kinds
of
fishing
be
NoVember
5
and
May
1.
ft
was
..n,,
...riH.iine.
ig
leave
me
whole
matter
In
the
hands
of
the
.sutc
fame
warden
In
the
hone
that
ne
may
be
able
to
devise
some
I
means
to
meet
the
situation.
BILLIARD
SCHEDULE
Feb.
20-
Elks
vs.
Orotto.
Pfb
24
Orotto
vs.
Legion.
Feb
n
Elkx
v.i
Lfglon,
1
1
v
.
t-1
fa
to'
.f
e
.
iTeV..
U
Old
Country
Soccer
INTERESTS
Scottish
Cup
Third
Round
jW
Aberdeen
2.
Dundee
1.
11
English
League
First
Division
Chelsea
1.
Huddersfield
2.
Blackpool
0,
Birmingham
1.
Leeds
United
1.
Leicester
City
3.
Portsmouth
1.
Manchester
City
1.
Asan
Villa
4,
Sunderland
2.
English
League
Second
Division
Bradford
1,
Reading
3.
Everton
5,
Barnsley
2.
Wolverhamptqn
Wanderer
1.
West
Bromwich
Albion
4.
Scottish
League
First
Division
Alrdrle
4.
Hibernian
1'.
Hearte
4,
Falkirk
2.
Motherwell
3.
Morton
0.
Celtic
0.
Clyde
1.
i
.
Ayr
2,
Rangers
2.
.
Scottish
League
Second
Division
Montrose
1,
Arbroath
0.
STEWART
r
The
village
commissioners
have
passed
a
curfew
bylaw
which
necessitates
that
all
children
under
the
age
of
16
must
be
home
at
8:30
p.m
In
tho
winter
and
10
p.m.
during
the
summer
months.
II.
Hoathorne,
second
cook
at
the
pig
Missouri
mine
and
well
known
pioneer
of
the
Portland
Canal
district,
died
on
Wednesday
morning
last
nt
the
Stewart
General
Hospital
from
pneumonia.
Deceased
was
born
In
Ontario
In
1874
and
had
followed
mining
camps
the
most
of
his
life,
The
fUneral
took
place
on
Friday
afternoon.
"
irs
p.
(Bennett,
who
wai.odmit-
TncnHfil
'
last
Veek.
Is
gressing
favorub
y.
i
CRIBBAGE
SCHEDULE
February
23
IlAwks
vs.
Sal
Cove
Sawmill.
Toe
H.
vs.
Eagles.
P.
H.
Hotel
vs.
Operators.
EUvtpr
vs.
I.O.O.F
Moose
vs.
Kls
of
Columbus.
QrottQ
vs,
Six
Muskceters.
A
.ot
'
.ASF-
.iV
l
A
V.
A.
Ward,
Form"
Ml
Canncrwnan,
rsl'
Vsncourrr
VANCOtVKK
Fe5
II-
Arthur
W.i
msneni
!
VtetCia
an
man.
is
u.
months
(
f
a:
sms
eonnn
,'inMBl
of
seven
,,n
ui'lNat't
Praeer
Sk.
.
....
;r.
vtt
also
r
business
ell
Rub
little
Zr
hands
and
aro
your
and
heal
all
rwjg
Zam-Buk
com-
extracts
W"
.
I
herbal
mil
the
tissues,
-
r,
Inflammation
ana
heaitnr
.
fhlM
enaca
oy
hjB(jrl
nrovidestheWI
?'"f..i"
.Tnd
Skin
COLDS
.
Utile
Urr.
I
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t"''
and
'
blCI.
rub
b.
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v
n..v
itlfbt
"'
4.
I'm
-
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PREVENTS
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