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47
TOP
OF
PiCFC
COAST
HOCKEY
LEAQi
Eskimos
Scored
Two
To
Mill
r&sT
rin
Last
Night
Over
Portland
uckaroos;
Vancouver
Ousted
SEATTLE,
February
28.
Defeating
Portland
Buckar-pos
by
a
score
of
two
to
n
last
night,
Seattle
Eskimos
went
to
the
head
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
class.
It
was
an
exciting
enough
match
in
the
first
two
periods
but
with
Seattle
ahead
the
two
goals
and
playing
a
strictly
defensive
game,
as
Portland
vainly
attempted
to
score,
the
last
-period
was
tat
her
alow.
Bobh
Connors
was
the
hero
of
the
game
scoring
both
goals
for
the
Eskimci
one
in
the
first
Deriod
and
the
other
in
the
second.
Four
thousand
persons
witnessed
,
the
match.
Bringing
the
puck
down
unaided
,
Bobby
Connors
made
the
first
goal
for
Seattle
eleven
secqnd$
before
:
the
close
of
the
half,
He
shoved!
the
pack
in
past
Andy
Akerhead
from
about
a
yard
cut.
j
The
Seklmos'
second
goal
cam
twelve
minutes
af
tor
its
start
o
the
second
period
when
Connor.
'
scored
again
in
much
the
same
manner
as
before.
,
In
the
third
period
although
Se-'
attle
played
a
largely
defensive
game.
There
were
certain
break-
j
a
wars
and
Akenhead
had
several!
minor
escapes.
Toward
the
end.i
Seattle
took
it
very
easy,
playing!
all
his
men
defensively
and
notj
attempting
to
score.
Seattle
needs
bat
one
more
vie-
j
tory
to
be
assured
of
a
place
in,
the
post
season
play-off
with
Van-
,
couver
for
the
league
champion
-
j
ship.
Vancouver
needs
but
a
draw
to
be
similarly
aured.
Portland
s
chances
ace.
therefore
very
slim.
The
league
standing
is
now
as
follows:
W.
D.
L-ForAg'tP.
Vancouver
12
8
8
48
44
32
Seattle
IS
9
8
58
44
33
Portland
9
8
12
47
47
26
Tacoma
2
1
7
12
24
Townsend
Takes
Another
Scalp
Knocked
Out
Bobby
Relster
Alhambra
in
Bout
at
Hollywood
Last
Night
of
HOLLYWOOD.
California.
Feb.
28
Billy
Townsend.
Vancouver
welterweight,
last
night
knocked
oat
Bobby
Relster
of
Alhambra
in
the
sixth
round.
CHAMPIONSHIP
HOOP
CHALLENGES
INVITED
The
YSJ
basketball
team
of
Port
Simpson,
of
which
AUrttf
Wesley
is
the
secretary,
it
inviting
challenges,
receivable
up
to
Wed
neaday.
March
4,
fnr
the
Northern
British
Columbia
basketball
championship
which
it
now
holds,
having
won
the
title
st
year
by
default
from
Prince
Rupert.
Harold
Sorensen,
New
York
state
titleholder.
created
new
distance
mark
for
hill
jump
at
188
feet
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HOOP
GAME
ARRANGED
Prince
Rupert
to
Meet
Greenville
Team
on
March
12
It
Is
Announced
Prince
Itupert
is
to
see
a
baskttball
game
after
all
this
season.
Johnson
Russ
of
Green
ville.
who
has
been
in
the
city
for
the
past
few
days,
an?
nounred
this
afternoon
that
arrangements
had
been
made
far
a
native
team
from
his
village
Jo
meet
Prince
Itupert
players
on
March
12
at
the
Exhibition
Hall.
In
addition
to
the
basketball
team,
Greenville
is
bringing
down
-its
crark
dance
orchestra
and
a
dance
will
follow
the
game
here.
ATHLETIC
HEAD
DIES
tale
Thomas
Boyd
of
Winnipeg
j
Was
galled
-tamer
oi
ma-
;
teur
Athletics"
m
esi
i
WINNIE?.
fb-
28
Thomas!
Boyd-
Ased
&
fcfter
of
amateur
(
athletic
in
Western
Canada,
form-,
er
president
of
the
Amateur
Ath
letic
Union
of
Ganada
and
former
alderman
of
this
city,
died
here
yesterday.
The
late
Mr.
Boyd
was
the
proprietor
of
the
Boyd
Printing
Co
here
and
a
director
of
Uv
Canadian
Planjaflons
Ltd.
Born
at
Iejnjiu-sset,
County
Monaghan.
Ireland,
on
June
7.
867
the
late
Mr.
Bpvd
was
brought
that
same
year
by
his'parents
to
Toronto,
in
which
city
he
recelveo
his
education.
At
the
age
of
19.
he
joined
the
staff
of
the
Toronto
Lithographing
Cp.
and
eight
year
later
came
to
Winnipeg
to
become
superintendent
for
Bulman
Bros
In
1906.
after
having
been
in
the
employ
of
a
number
of
other
firm?
he
established
his
own
business,
i
Deceased
took
a
great
interest
in
various
athletics
and
was
actively
identified
with
many
athleile
bodies
In
the
city,
these
Including
th
Winnipeg
Nprth
End
Amateji.
!
Athletic
Association,
the
Manitoba
Snowshoers
Association,
the
Hollv
iSnowshpeing
Club
and
the
City
of
Winnipeg
Playgrounds
Commis
sion.
I
Married
in
September
182
to?
!
Banna
Sarah
Gray
of
London.
Ontario.
th
late
Mr.
Boyd,
beside':
his
widow,
is
survived
by
two
son1
land
five
daughters.
He
belonged
to
the
Loyal
Orange
and
Knight-:
of
Pythias
order,
was
an
Inde-
j
pendent
in
politics
and
a
membc-
!
of
the
United
Church.
SPORTS
ON
NAASRIVER
Kincolith
Finishes
a
Gymnasiurr
Such
As
Greenville
Has
Aly-ansh
Planning
to
Put
One
Up
Johnson
Buss,
moving
spirit
In
cports
at
the
native
village
of
Greenville
on
the
Naas
River,
B
l.,
states
that
ever
increasing
in
t
exeat
is
being
taken
in
sports
by
natives
along
the
northern
river.
At
Kincolith
a
fine
commodiou,"
gymnasium
has
been
completed
Greenville
has
had
a
hall
for
some
lime.
Now
Alyanth
la
planning
on
putting
one
up,
tle
lumber
for
to:
structure
being"
already
on
hand.
GOLF"
March
2
Grotto
vs.
Acme
Oreat
West
vs
75
Taxi
Flying
Corps
vs.
Dry
Dotf
Gen
Office
vs
Bankers
Jpg
je
They
do
more
than
gamble
at
Monte
Carlo
they
run
automobile
races.
Part
of
track
comes
down
Into
heart
of
city.
Here
are
a
couple
of
racers
coming
around
a
corner
full
tilt.
No
traiflc
lights
are
needed.
ed
Relation
of
the
...
Liver
and
Kidneys
Such
that
tied
luffen
when
ethtf
dcriMtd
8oth
rtjuUttd
by
Dr.
Oiiit'i
Kldny-Uvtf
Pllli
Wfcen
the
liver
become
s
lurrith
or
torpid
in
action,
th
kidneys
Live
to
help
out
with
the
work
of
filtration.
When
the
liver
fails
the
kidneys
hays
all
the
work
to
do.
Hence
the
beginning
of
trouble
I
usually
biliousness,
Indigestion
and
c6nitipation
and
after
a
time
tbs
kidneys
begin
to
be
affected
and
there
comes
baitkache,
urinary
derangements
and
kidney
disease.
The
remarkable
success
of
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
Pills
ia
due
to
their
unique
combined
atkn
on
tbt
liver,
kidneys
and
r-yvels.
They
get
at
the
cause
of
troufle
and
remove
it
no
matter
how
complicated
it
may
be.
Promptly
and
thoroughly
they
cleante
the
bowels
or
intestines,
arouse
the
liver
action
and
tbtrtby
relieve
the
overworked
kidneys.
SIXTH
ROUND
ENGLISH
CUP
Sunderland
1.
Exeter
City
1.
West
Brorriwlch
Albion
1?
Wpl-verhampton-WanrWer;
1.
Everton
9.
Southport
1.
Birmingham
2,
Chelsea
2.
FOURTH
ROUND
SCOTTISH
CUP
Celtic
4.
Aberdeen
0
Third
Lanark
1,
St.
Mlrren
1
Cowdenbeath
0,
Motherwell
Boneas
1.
Kilmarnock
1.
.
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
FIRST
DIVISION
Astonvlila
4.
Lew-eater
City
2.
Bolton
'Wanderers
1,
Blackburn
Rovers
1.
Chelsea
Bianlngham.
nt
played
Grlmgry
Town
2,
Maneheeter
City
5.
Huddersfleld
Town-Sunderlanu
not
mayed.
;
Liverpool
5.
Bloekpool
2.
Manchester
United-Portsmouth
postponed.
Middleeborough
5,
Leeds
Uril'
ted
0.
Newcastle
United
l.
Sheffield
WedneadtjfeQethy
County,'
Westham
Unitel
2,
Atsel
4.
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
SECOND
DIVISION
j
Bradford
1.
Bradford
City
2.
Bumsey
2,
Plymouth
Argjle
2.
Mlllwall
4.
Barnsley
1.
Nottingham
Forest
3,
Cardiff
City
1.
3.
Oldham.
Athletic
1,
-Bristol
QUr
Preston
North
End
3.
Bury
0.
Reading
West
Bromwich
Albion
not
played.
2.
Southampton
1,
Swansea
Town
Stoke
City
A
Charlton
AhUetlcO
Tottenham
HoUpurs-Everton
not
played.
Wolvtibamptpn
Wanderers
Port-vale,
not
played.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
FIRST
DIVISION
Alrdrle
4,
Lelth
Athletic
1.
Celtic
-Motherwell,
not
playexl.
Dundee-St.
Nlrrn,
not
played.
East
Fife
1.
Hibernian
0.
Hamtlton
.Academicals
0,
Rang
"M
3.
Hnarts
0.
Ayr
United
0.
Kllmarnoh-Falklrk.
not
played
Mortnn
O
Clvde
V
Pf-'t-k
Thrte
-Cowdenbeath,
ot
ployed.
Queens
Park-Aberdeen,
not
r
play-'
I.
I
Dundee
3;
Queens
Park
0.
!
DR.
HUGH
L.
DICKEY
SPECIALIST
Eye.
Ear,
Nose
and
Throat
At
St.
Elmo
Jlotel
Eyes
Tested
For
Glasses
Dr.H.0.Johnsen
Dentist
i
Successor
to
Dr.
E.
S.
Tait
Suit
1
Exchange
Block
1'hone
109
OF
HOCKEY
,
Vancouver
Amateurs
and
Trai)
Smoke
Eaters
Had
Deadlock
!
Last
Night
i
VANCOUVER,
February
28
Trail
Smoke
Eaters
and'
Vancouver
Amateurs
Hockey
Club
battled
through
thirty
minutes
of
over
time
last
night
to
a
three-goal
draw
in
the
second
game
of
the
final
series
in
the
British
Columbia
senior
amateur
hookey
Vancouver
won
the
first
game
on
W""dav
thro"
f
wr
'n
T'rtt'v"
The
series
will
be
decided
when
oru.
team
wins
two
games.
Old
Country
Soccer
;
PETROLLE
EVENS
IT
Knocked
Out
King
Tut
in
Fourth
Round
at
New
York
Last
Night.
NEW
YORK.
February
28
Billy
Patrolle
got
his
revenge
here
last
night
for
a
defeat
which
King
Tut
Inflicted
upon
him
a
few
weeks
ago.
PatroUe
knocked
Tut
out
in
the
fourth
round
of
a
scheduled
ten
round
engagement.
He
1
floored
him
thriifc
times
before
fin
ishing
him
off
with
a
vicious
left
1,
hook
to
the
jaw.
Petroue
weighed
in
at
lw
pounds
and
Tut
at
141
pound.
In
their
previous
bout.
Tut
knocked
out
Petrolle
In
34
seconds
of
fighting.
CRIBBAGE
March
16
SCHEDULE
March
I
'
Hawks
vs.
QroUo.
Seal
Cove
Sawmill
vs.
Eagles.
P.
R.
Hotel
v.
Toe
IL
I.O.O
F
vs.
Operators.
Kts.
of
Columbus
vs.
Elevator.
Six
Muskeetera
y'
Moose.
.March
9
Orotto
vs.
KU
of
Columbus.
Seal
Cove
Sawmill
vs.
Toe
II.
Operators
vs.
Hawks.
Elevator
vs.
P.
R.
Hetel.
Moose
vs.
10.0F.
'
,
Eagles
vs.
Six
Masketeera.
P.
R.
Hotel
vs.
Hawks.
Toe
H.
f.
LOJOF.
Elerator
vs.
flt
Muaketears.
Moose
j
.Gtptto.
Eiagies
vs.
KU.
.of
Columbus.
Seal
Cove
fijawrntll
ys
Operators
March
23
Grotto
vf.
P.
R.
Hoi!.
IOOP.
vs.
Bal
Core
aTnlll.
Hawks
.vs.
Btejsaior.
Moose
vs.
Eagles.
KU
of
Colunipua
Joe
II.
Operators
vs.
Six
sMtuketeeta.
'
Moose
Whist
and
Dance
Successful
T)i)tJily-one
Tables
of
Cards
and
150
Persons
Were
on.
Floor
Dancing
,
A
Jiery
successful
whist
drive
and
dORge
was
heldby
the
Moose
Lodge
last
night
in
toe
Moose
Hall,
there
were
twenty-one
.tables
of
whist
and
'prize
winners
were:
la'dies'
first.
Mrs.
W.
B.
Mtallum;
second,
Mrs.
j
A.
Martin;
third.
Miss
A.
Edgar;
meum
first,
E.
P.eteraon;
second.
David
Oaddes;
third,
B.
M.
After
card,
delicious
refresh-
'
manto
were
eerved
and
dancing
fol
lowed
with
fine
music
by
the
Prem-t
orchastra.
There
were
150
persons
on
the
dance
floor,
i
B.J.
Bacon
was
master
of
ceremonies
both
for
cards
and
dancing.
I
William
Logan
and
Jack
Preece
presided
at
the
door.
The
committee
in
charge
constated
of
Oharles
Lemon,
Richard
Long.
V.
E.
Peterson,
William
Logan,
P.
L.
Petersen,
A.
Macdonald;
.
Jack
Preece
and
B.
J.
Bacon
Legion
Lags
In
Billiards
Elks
Takes
951
to
850
Lead
in
Four
Ganu
of
Last
Night's
Fixture
Four
games
were
piayad
in
last
night's
Dullard
League
fixture
be-Uveen
the
Elks
and
.Canadian
Leg-tun
and
the
L?4fa
Men.
as
a
result,
have
a
lead
of
Mt
to
860
over
the
veterans.
Individual
scores
were
as
follows:
CP
Balagnd
fHks.
290:
Frank
Zleman
Canadian
Legtsmj.
15
j.
W
E.
WUIIscroft
BksN
9M;
A.
Murray
jtggnadiah
Legion).
250.
H
I.
Xosng.
290;
Marcus
Andrews
1M.
JobaajsP
sunlth.
241:
Charlie
Bap-Ue.
m
.
The
game
of
WMham
Mitchell
vs
a.
P.
Tinker
ise
be
played
tonight.
.of
cancer
r
MININGIN
LARGEW
if
Ten
Cent
PhcphaU
Ju
J
tend
OperatKsm.
7
gj
VICTORIA
F-h
,
ted
Mining
&
Koptenay
cum:
ppipt
wherp
uk
,
Ply
worked
;h.,!
io
develop
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In
&
big
wa
.,,(
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neii
to
a
,
McFheram.
i.,r
Cranbrook
yesterday
cim,:,
tommlltef
to
remove
the
-,,-on
phosphates
vlnce
The
bii.
Wll
plete
wlthnu
KNIGHT
IS
mi
'
t
1
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p.-
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:
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BEING
Sill
Lady
Patricia
Ross
Entrn
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Against
Sir
Charlrs
Em
Fnited
Stitfj
WASHINGTON
DC
F-o
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a
nignt
p-:.
sat
enteral
officers
s.:
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wealthy
Sco-:
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br
aet
1
esterday
anan
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bond
In
i
s:-,
ral
oi'gin
by
w.u-
la
ft
'oss.
I
udy
Ross
whu
:s
:
:'.
Andrew
"ZWiv.
:
Kr
plucky,
said
that
was
a
mulunvmuiia.K
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thouaarul
acre
uf
isit
.:
y;
and
ct.io-V'iM
boid;nK-
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States
and
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nt
l
he
Inventor
ai
c
;:w.v.it
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0?
rifle
viv
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by
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Charles
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tabllshed
a
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ceveral
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at
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r.t
The
postponed
game
from
lastjieceivc
Tuesday's
fixture
between
Orotto
aad
Canadian
Legioo
af
George
Waugb
J.
O
P.
ZUker
was
also
S5
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TRADES
PISPl
E
i"j&'Sffs.Ms2
BILLWITHDRA1
wttb
the
game
of
Jamas
Andrews'
ve.
iaiarle
Bantk
yet
to
be
alaxed
,
WNPON
Feb
:
As
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savin!
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i
'vsl
Wnmh
oertain
drft-a!
in
tt
El
Expect
Successful
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Trades
Disputes
i
ai
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rpatmpnt
cd
ust
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by
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