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FOTO
New
Device
for
Timing
Rompers
Haveiford
college
students
crossing
finish
line
of
new
racjhg;
raw
constructed
by
Edwin
Speakman
of
Haverford,
which:
projects!
beam
of
light
across
race
track,
registering
running
time
-tot
bnaji
v'
one
hundreth
of
second
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PLAY-OFF
IN
WHIST
Grotto
and
Moose
to
Meet
Nest
Week
for
Championship
Prince
Rupert
Fraternal
Whist
League
results
last
nignt
were
at
follows
Oaoadlan
Legion
3;
Wanderers
6.
Seal
Cove
2,
Moose
7.
Grotto
Ramblers
2,
Grotto
7.
Lelf
Erlckson
4,
I.O.O.F.
5.
Six
Musketeers
2,
Dry
Dock
6.
League
Table
Matches
W
L
Pts
Moose
T12
6
12
Grotto
12
6
12
Wanderers
X.i
11
7
11
Sfi
MuiSeteers'
10
8
10
Dry
Dock
10
8
10
I.O.O.F
9
9
9
Seal
,
Core
8
10
8
Grotto
Ramblers
7
11
7
Canadian
Legion
8
12
6
Lelf
Erlckson
5
13
5
The
Grotto-Moose
play-off
will
take
place
next
Thursday-wlnner
takes
Dybhavn
and
loser
Newton
cup.
i
Maple
Leafs
Beat
Hawks;
Big
Score
CHICAGO,
March
20:
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
piled
up
a
score
of
8
to
2
to
defeat
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks
In
a
National
Hockey
League
!
game
here
last
night.
CRIBBAGE
SCHEDULE
March
23
Grotto
vs.
P.
R.
Hotel.
I.O.O.F.
vs.
Seal
Cove
Sawmill.
Hawks
vs.
Elevator.
Moose
vs.
Eagles.
Kts
of
Columbus
vs.
Toe
It.
Operators
vs.
Six
Musketeers.
TRY
A
NIP
r
EDMONTON
DEFEATS
TRAIL
IN
AMATEUR
HOCKEY
PLAYDOWNS
TRAIL,
B.C.,
March
20:
Edmonton
won
the
Alberta-British
Columbia
Allan
Cup
amateur
hockey
playdowns
last
night
by
defeating
Trail
three
to
two
In
the
second
and
last
game
of
the
series.
The
teams
had
tied
three
al.ln
the,
first
game
so
Edmonton
win1
the
round
six
to
fhre.
t
,
I.
;
Billiard
League
Mar.
20
Elks
vs.
Legion.
Mar.
24
Elks
vs.
Grotto.
Mar.
27
Grotto
vs.
Legion.
Looking
bigger
and
feeling
better
than
ever.
Hack
Wilson,
home-run
slugging
king
of
major
leagues
last
season.
TONIGHT"
BEST
PROCURABLE
BOTTIID
4UAMATIID1Y
0
MOOUCt
P
SCOTLAND
tii-tiM
o
Mtl
'f
uvf'
re"
tcomaai
Tli
Oris
inl
Label
look
for
It
at
th
Vindor'a
and
intUt
on
GRANT'S
"DCST
1'ROCURAIiLE"
Ibis
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tht
Llquoi
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
VANCOUVER
IS
BEATEN
Seattle
Assured
Definitely
of
Finishing
First
in
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
PORTLAND,
March
20
Hopes
that
tha
Vancouver
Lions
mlghi
have
finished
in
first
place
In
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
vanished
last
night
when
they
dropped
another
decision
to
the
Portland
Buckaroos
by
a
score
of
5
to
2.
It
was
the
final
game
of
the
season
in
Portland.
The
last
ganv
of
the
schedule
will
take
place
tonight
in
Seattle
when
the
first
place
Eskimos
and
Lions
meet
Then
will
follow
the
play-offs
between
Seattle
and
Vancouver
for
the
championship.
.
The
league
standing
is
now
a
follows:
W.
D.
L-ForAg't
P
Seattle
15
9
9
61
49
3-t
Vancouver
14
8
12
59
58
30
Portland
12
8
15
60
61
32
Tacoma
2
1
7
12
24
1
LETTER
BOX
ANYOX
CHALLENGES
8portlng
Editor,
Dally
News:
Noting
In
your
paper
of
a
re-.ent
date,
that
Prince
Rupert
ha
organized
an
"all
star
aasketbai:
earn,
I
would
like
to
-request
thr
Jse
of
your
columns
to
convey
a
:hallenge
to
this
team
from
tht
Anyox
Basketball
team.
The
CelU
are
the
Anyox
senlos
A
champions
for
1930-31.
They
have
played
twenty-seven
game,
and
have
lost
only
two,
one
by
one
xlnt
and
the
other
by
six.
They
have
scored
733
points
against
443
n
average
game
score
of
27
tt
16.
Last
Saturday
and
Suntiay'the;
'.ayed
at
the
Premier
Mine
loin-'he
first
night
37-31
and
win
nine
he
second
night
against
the
aam
Premier
All-star
team
46-16.
Premier
played
at
Anyox
las
"tight
and
tonight
against
the
An
vox
Shieks
and
the
Anyox
Mlcos
winning
both
games
28-15
and
20
19.
T.
N.
YOUN08.
Coach
Anyox
Celt
Anyox.
B.C..
March
18,
1931.
NO
BASKETllALL
The
second
basketball
game
be
I
ween
Port
Simpson
and
Prin
Rupert,
which
it
was
originally
olanned
to
play
In
the
Norther
B.C.
championship
finals,
did
no'
materialize
last
night.
After
deci
lively
beating
the
locals
In
th
first
jame.
the
natives
left
yester
day
on
their
return
home.
GOLF'
March
23
Orotto
vs.
Dry
Dock.
Oreat
Wcj
vs.
Acme.
Flying
Corps
vs.
Bank
ts.
Gen.
Office
vs.
75
Taxi.
March
30
.
Grotto
vs.
Acme.
Oreat
Wes'
7S.
75..
Taxi.
Flying
Corps
vs.
Drr
Dock.
Gen.
Office
vs.
Bankers.
Dowry
on
Bride
In
Greece
to
Be
Banned
by
Gov't
ATHENS,
Greece.
March
20:
A
profound
change
In
the
status
of
women
of
Greece
is
foreshadowed
by
the
decision
of
the
committee
for
revision
of
the
civil
code
to
abolish
the
legal
obligation
of
a
father
to
provide
a
dowry
for
hL
daughter.
K
Heretofore
In
Greece,
as
n
most
Southern
European
countries,
the
dowry
has"
played
a
large
part
In
all
marriages.
An
Important
faction.
however,
recently
declared
that
!
girls
should
work
for
a
living
rather
than
sit
at
home
and
wait
for
husbands.
Its
view
has
prevailed.
Already
Oreclan
women
have
emerged
,from
the
olw.uilty
that
was
their
lot
for
centuries.
They
have
been
granted
municipal
uf-
If
rage,
entry
into
professions
anrlj
enrollment
at
the
Greek
unlversl-Itles.
One
f
the
most
noted
editors
in
Athens'a
woirian.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
r.-i
ROWNTREE'S
mm
SAW
SOME
BIGGAMES
Hockey,
Boxing
and
Basketball
Among
Sports
Enjoyed
By
Doug
Frizzell
As
mlghi
have
been
expected,
Doug
Friaell,
during
his
recent
trip
east,
took
in
many
of
the
big
sporting
events
that
happened
to
be
on
as
he
went
through.
He
saw
no
less
than
nine
National
Hockey
League
games,
the
first
of
which
was
In
Montreal
when
he
paid
$130
to
stand
up
and
see
the
Montreal
Canadians
trim
the
Boston
Bruins.
The
only
one
of
the
National
Hookey
League
teams
that
Doug
did
not
see
in
action
was
Ottawa.
Doug
also
saw
some
good
boxing
shows
while
In
the
east,
the
outstanding
of
which
was
the
match
easily
outpointed
King
Levlnsky
in
ten
rounds.
Of
courW,f
po4
fane
of
Prince
Rupert
read
Dobg's
report
in
the
Daily
News
on
Monday
of
the
Edmonton
Commercial
Oradt
record
scoring
game
on
Saturday
night
last
in
Edmonton
with
Calgary
Centrals.
Incidentally,
Doug
had
a
chat
with
Cftieji
Pag
who
informed
him
thatthe
Orads,
who
were
here
last
year,
would
be
prepared
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
again
next
winter
if
they
should
be
wanted
here.
PABSCESSES
In
rii
najarirv
of
iun
iWhih
riM
in
aaipirufrilr
aKort
nni
w
th
mat
com-bMti
niMM-
TtU
BLOOD
and
BHr'
Oinimnu.
Tru
Blood
c1wm
rtx
Umad,
BuckU'a
Oinlmam
hWa
uul
oochaa.
At
ftmr
dnil
giat'a.
A
(jimiLy
PRODUCT
TONES
THE
BLOOD
i
JRU'BLOOD.
CLEARS
THE
SKIN
FIRST
CHOICE
OF
SUITS
OH
SPRING
COATS
New
samples
just
arrived
of
spring
and
summer
goods
of
the
finest
quality
and
the
patterns
of
the
very
latest.
LING
THE
CUTTER
Steam
cleaning,
pressing
and
altering.
Free
delivery
to
any
part
of
the
city.
LING
THE
TAILOR
17
Second
Avr.
Vhone
49
Kaien
Motors
Limited
General
Gariig
and
Service
Station
CHEVROLET
and
BUICK
Open
pay
and
Night
Phone
52
Third
Avenue
Phone
566
Rupert
Motors
Garage
and
Service
Station
DODGE
and
BANTAM
AUSTIN
Distributors
FENDER
AND
BODY
WORK
A
SPECIALTY
AIRWAYS
WINNER
;
I
!
'
I
Took
First
Half
Merchants'
League
i
Golf
Honors
Bronsou
.
.Hunt.
.
"
j
Sets
New
Course
Record
j
Taking
two
games
straight
from
I
Hunt's
Furniture
Store,
Northern
i
British
Columbia
Airways
last
'nlffhfr.
pnnhirpri
hnnnre
fnr
thi
first
halt
of
the
season
In
the
Merchants'
Miniature
Golf
League.
The
.
Airways
won
the
first
game
313
to
314
and
the
second
307
to
318'.
In
the
second
game,
Bonsou
Hunt
set
a
new
course
record
strokes,
the
first
round
with
29
strokes,
and
the
second
with
38
For
the
first
game,
Robert
Moore
had
the
low
individual
score
of
73.
Individual
results
in
the
two
games
were
as
follows:
I
first
Game
N.
B
C.
A.
Unger,
78;
Clapp.
79;
Moore
73;
Willlscroft
83;
total
313.
Hunt's
Clark,
78;
Moxley.
75;
Kelly,
81;
Hunt,
80;
total,
314.
becond
Game
it
N8.CA.
Unger.
82;
,CEpp
81:
Moore,
69;
Wllllscroft,
asj
Total,
30T.
;(.
Hunt's
Clark.
75:
Moxlev.
90?
Kelly,
86;
Hunt.
67;
Totfll'&18.
Ta
A
.
.
V
'
also
started
last
night,
the
scores
j
being
as
follows:
j
Northern
B.
C.
Airways,
313;
Old'
Empress,
342.
Hunt's
Furniture,
314;.
New
Printers,
369.
Bulgers
won
by
default.
The
low
individual
score'
was
73
by
Robert
Moore.
ESSINGT0N
IS
WINNER
r
,
Downed
Vanarsdol
40
to
23
in
Basketball
Game
This
Week
TERRACE,
March
20:
The
Port
Esslngton
basketball
team
visited
Vanarsdol
Wednesday
night
and
I
took
a
game
from
the
locals
by
a
'score
of
40
to
22
In
a
fast
exhibition.
'
.The
visitors
played
a
fast
passing
'attack
and,
although
somewhat
j
handicapped
by
the
size
of
.the
lo-;cui
floor,
were
full
value
for
their
,win.
Half
time
score
was
J
4-12
for
Esslngton.
'"
Howard
Starr,
on
the
forward
line
'of
the
visitors,
was
the
Individual
Istar
of
the
evening,
scoring
18
'
;
points.
Lockerby
at
centre
also
t
turned
In
a
good
game
especially
in
;the
second
period.
Roberts
and
Spalding
teamed
up
well
on
defense.
,
For
Vanarsdol,
Kennedy
and
j
Watts
were
outstanding
although
'
the
latter
left
the
floor
on
personals
in
the
second
half.
Burton
also
turned
in
a
good
game.
McCullogh
of
Terrace
refereed
in
his
usual
capable
manner.
Port
Esslngton
played
In
Terrace
last
night
and
a
record
crowd
was
expected.
Port
Esslngton
Starr,
18;
H.
'Spalding.
7:
Lockerby,
12;
Roberts
;
W
Spalding,
3;
total,
40.
'
J
I
Vanarsdol
Kennedy,
10;
Watts,
10;
Burton,
2;
Mason;
Nelson;
I
Wright;
tqtal.
22.
!
BILLIARD
LINE-LTS
The
Billiard
League
line-ups
for'
4
l.t.1.
I
Balagno
Elks
vs.
Murray
Le
glon).
Mitchell
vs.
Tinker.
Young
vs.
Andrews.
Bray
vs.
Zieman.
Smith
vs.
Baptie.
Relatives
In
This
District
Jessie
MacDonald,
Victim
of
Auto
Crash,
Had
Brother
Here
Roy
D.
MacDonald,
said
to
live
In
Prince
Rupert,
is
a
brother
of
Miss
Jessie
MacDonald,
one
of
those
who
lost
their
lives
early
last
Sunday
morning
In
Vancouver
when
a
taxi
-
cab
crashed
over
Georgia
Street
viaduct.
John
McLeod
of-
Anyox
is
an
uncle
of
Angus
Murdo
Mclvor,
the
young
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
constable
who
lost
his
life
In
the
same
tragedy.
CLASS
LEADERS
IN
HIGH
SCHOOL
AT
SMITIIEIIS
SM1THERS,
.March
20:
F.
Small
was
class
leader
In
Grade
XII
of
the
local
High
School
for
the
period
ending
March
15.
D.
Doollttle
was
leader
In
Orado
XI
and
K.
Powell
In
Grade
X.
Common
Sense
Facts
About
CLOTHES
i-i
Many
people
think
that
Tip
Top
Clothes
are
mechanically
cut.
We
uh
to
correct
this
mistake'n
impression,
When
a
man
orders
a
Tip
Top
S11f
or
coat,
he
chooses
the
.shade,
the
style
and
one
of
the
many
exclusively
patterned
Tip
Top
all-wool
fabric.
The
salesman
then-takes
his
r,m
ments,
not
ten
to
twelve
measure-mentd,
but
twenty-one
measun
r!!.
i
k
Is
there
any
machine
invents
!
,,
at
could
accurately
cut
clothes
tc
t
went
v.
one
specified
measurement
?
Tin
s
is
not!
That
is
why
90
pairs
of
shears
guided
by
90
expert
cutters,
are
k.ept
busy
at
Tip
Top
Tailors,
world's
largest
one-price,
made-to-measure
clothiers
and
Tip
Top
Clothes
guarantee
comfortable,
correct
fit.
Tip
Top
Clothes
P-
CREVATT0
i'KINCE
KIT
PERT,
R.C.
a.
-
net
Weight
"i
tt.
.
fit
7S
.ir.T
mk
H
ski
-
MEAN?
,
Don't
be
helpless
when
you
suddenly
get
a
headache.
Reach
in
your
pocket
for
immediate
1
relief.
It
you
haven't
any
Aspirin
with
you,
get
some
'at
i
the
first
drugstore
you
come
to.
Take
a
tablet
nr
two
and
be
rid
of
the
nain.
Take
promptly.
Nothing
fs
gained
by
waiting
to
sec
if
the
pain
will
leave
of
its
own
accord.
It
may
grow
worse!
Why
postpone
relief?
There
are
many
times
when
Aspirin
tablets
will
"save
the
AS
Made
In
Jl
,t
I
OK
r
.
N
every
Tur
"sjr
lpOUNS
night
ColuR-.t:3
Chain
Statlor.!-
KOL
8.15
Par
T.-.f
MtlVanll"
rm
wl
day."
They
will
always
cure
a
throbbing
head.
Quiet
a
yruffl-bling-
tooth.
Relieve
t.fl
pains
of
neuralgia
or
u"5'5'
Or
check
a
sudden
oM.
tven
rheumatism
has
lost
in
t
for
those
who
have
.learned
to
..depend
op
these
tablet-.
'
Gargle
with
Aspinn
tablets
at
the
first
suspicion
of
eore
throat,
andrrduccthcinlc.:ti()n.
Look
for
Aspirin
on
the
t
n
and
the
word
Genuine
in
rcu.
Genuine
Aspirin
tabic
uo
not
depress
the
heart.
PI
R
IN
TRADE.HARK
KCA.
tanada.