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THE
DAILY
NEWS
VANCOUVER
LIONS
WN
FIRST
GAME
HOCKEY
PLAY-
PLAY-OFFS
STARTING
National
Hockey
League
War
to
Get
Under
Way
Tonight
In
Boston,
Toronto
and
j
New
York
NEW
YORK,
March
24
The
Na-r
"ilbnal
League
hockey
play-off
wa
will
open
on
three
fronts
tonight
In
Boston,
Toronto
arid
New
York.
Boston
and
Montreal
Canadlens,
,
first
place
winners
in
the
two
divisions,
will
clash
in
Boston
to-...
night
and
Thursday
and
at
Montreal
Saturday,
Tuesday
and
Thursday
next
if
five
games
are
needed
to
decide.
The
series
is
the
best
three
out
of
five
games,
each
game
to
be
played
to
a
finish.
Toronto
and
Chicago,
second
pace
winners,
open
their
home
and
home
series
tonight
on
Toronto
ice,
shifting
to
Chicago
for
the
second
game
Thursday
night.
The
series
is
decided
on
total
goals
in
the
two
game
Maroons
play
their
Jjrst
game
In1
Madison
Square
.Garden
tonight
j
ana
me
second
in
Montreal
on
'
'
Thursday.
"
;.
'
The
dates
for
the
play-offs
be-
tween
the
second
and
third
place
winners
and
the
final
Stanley
Cup
contest
between
the
winner
of
that
contest
and
the
first
place
series
winner
will
be
set
later.
SPORT
CHAT
..Grotto,
and
Elks
will
meet
in
a
Billiard
League
fixture
tonight.
Line-ups
are
announced
,s
follows:
Don
Brown
Or'ott6)
vs!
0.
P.
Ba-lagno
tElks).
George,
Waugh
vs.
William
Mitchell.
George
Howe
vs.
M.
E.
Voung.
Andrews
vs.
Frank
Bray.
M.
M.
McLachlan
vs.
Johnson
Smith.
look!
listen!
taste!
Just
pour
milk
or
cream
in
a
bowl
of
golden
brown
Rico
Krispics
and
your
own
ears
will
tell
you
how
crunchy
every
toasted
bubble
is.
So
crisp
they
actually
crackle
out
loud
I
Rico
Krispies
are
delicious
for
breakfast,
lunch,
bedtime
snacks.
Great
for
k'iddics.
At
yqur
grocer's.
Made
by
Kellogg
in
London,
Ontario.
1
KICK
KItlM'II-S
RICE
K
wishes
&
TELEPHONE
657
VALENTIN
DAIRY
FOU
SKEENA
mtAM)
Creamery
Butter
&
Cottage
Cheese
FItF.SU
PASTEURIZED
MILK
AND
'CREAM
DAILY
Early
Delivery
Throurhout
the
City
S.
E.
Parker
Ltd.
Ford
Dealers
Cars
Trucks
Tractors
Tires
Accessories
Gas
it
Oil
Flat
Rate
Repairs
Wrecking
Service
Third
Ave.
East
riione
83
Seattle
Eskimos
Defeated
By
Terminal
City
Team
By
Score
of
One
to
Nil
in
Puck
Opener
VANCOUVER,
March
24:
A
single
goal,
eleven
minutes
after
the
start
of
the
first
period
gave
the
Vancouver
Lions
the
victory
over
Seattle
Eskimos
last
night
in
the
first
game
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
champion-
snip
piay-ons;
rrann
jenva
maue
tne
sole
score
irom
ten
feet
out
after
Jimmy
Arnott
had
dug
the
puck
out
from
behind
the
Vancouver
goal.
Pande-
monium
reigned
among
the
Van-..,.
,
couver
fans.
It
was
the
most
exclt-
i
Fixed
Vrestlin
ing
puck
game
that
had
been
seen
here
this
winter.
The
Eskimos
launched
a
rough
attack
in
the
third
period
in
the
The
first
games
ln
the
C.
N.
Recreation
Association
badminton
tournament
were
played
last
night.
i
1
Men's
Singles
Styles
beat
Teng,
15-0,
15-4.
I
W.
Tbbey
beat
J.
Horton,
13-5,
15-2.
J.
Comadina
beat
P.
Peterson,
15-6,
15-9.
Mixed
Doubles
j
Miss
Astoria
and
MacFle
beat
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Valde,
15-4,
15-7.
Mrs.
Teng
and
Peterson
beat
Miss
Van
Cooten
and
M.
Van
Cooten,
15-9,
15-7.
Men's
Doubles
W.
Tobey
and
B.
Tobey
beat
J.
Horton
and
B.
Moxley,
12-15,
15-8,
15-4.
Styled
and
Comadina
beat
Valde
and
R.
Nichols,
17-15,
15-1.
Young
and
MacFie
beat
Teng
and
Peterson,
1-15,
15-7,
18-15.
The
games
for
tonight
will
be
as
follows:
Men's
Singles
W.
Tobey
vs.
B.
Tobey.
Young
vs.
Moxley.
Ladies'
Doubles
Mrs.
McLean
and
Mrs.
W.
Davles
vs.
Miss
Astoria
and
Mrs.
Teng.
Mrs.
Black
and
Miss
Van
Cooten
vs.
Mrs.
McCauley
and
Mrs.
Jlorton.
i
i
Men's
Doubles
W.
Tobey
and
B.
Tobey
vs.
Style
and
Comadina.
Young,
and
MacFie
vs.
Currle
and
0.
Howe.
Mixed
Doubles
Mrs.
Squires
and
Lamb
vs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Horton.
Mrs.
McAuley
and
Comadina
vs.
Miss
Astoria
and
MacFie.
Mrs.
Teng
and
Peterson
vs.
Mrs.
Black
and
Young.
Mrs.
McLean
and
Murdock
vs.
Mrs.
Lamb
and
Teng.
fes..
Bouts
In
Seattle
to
Be
Investigated
SEATTLE,
March
24.
The
Seattle
vain
effort
to
score.
Chuck
Dunn
of
t-tio
ni..
i
the
Lions
and
Gordon
Savage
of
the
morrow
to
mvesti(!a1e
aneged
nxed
Eskimos
staged
a
fight
about
13
wrestling
bouts
claimed
to
have
minutes
after
the
start
of
the
period
been
sta
d
recentl
ln
thto
ctt
unit
n.nw
UniU
I
..W
...1
i
aim
wcic
uuill
ualUAUCU
lui
len
minutes.
The
game
got
particularly
rough
in
the
last
three
or
four
minutes
and
several
Eskimos
were
ordered
to
the
benches.
Seattle
abandoned
all
'defense
efforts
and
concentrated
in,
Jront
of
the
goal
but
it
was
useless.
Percy
Jackson
made
one
wonderful
save
after
another
for
Vancouver.
The
Lions,
taking
the
game
as
a
whole,
had
by
far
the
bulk
of
the
play
and
were
well
deserving
of
their
victory.
The
second
game
of
the
play-off
series
takes
place
ln
Seattle
tomorrow
night
and
the
third
will
also
be
played
there
Friday.
If
necessary,
the
teams
will
return
here
for
the
fourth
game
next
Monday
The
fifth
game,
should
it
be
necessary,
will
be
played
in
Seattle
on
Wednesday
of
next
week.
First
Games
In
Badminton
Tournament
Like
all
good
heavyweights
Max
Schmelms
has
taken
up
golf
as
a
diversion
J
IS
WINNER
Defeated
Tommy
Crogan
In
Ten
-Rounds
at
Philadelphia
Last
Night
PHILADELPHIA,
March
24:
Tony
Cansonerl,
the
lightweight
champion,
was
awarded
a
decision
over
Tommy
Crogan
In
a
ten
round
bout
here
last
night.
Cantonerfs
next
engagement
of
Importance
wjll
be
In
Chicago
next
month
when
he
defends
his
title
ln
ten
round
against
Jack
"Kid"
Berg,
the
British
challenger.
The
date
will
probably
be
April
24.
GOLF
'
March
30
Grotto
vs.
Acme.
Great
West
vs.
75
Taxi.
Flying
Corps
vs.
Dry
Dock.
Oen.
Office
vs.
Bankers.
April
6
Orotto
vs.
75
Taxi.
Oreat
West
vs.
Flying
Corps.
Gen.
Office
vs.
vs.
Flying
Corps.
Gen.
Office
vs.
Dry
Dock.
Bankers
vs.
Acme.
c,"-
;-7?.r
sp?
II
V
"
'
ML.
wttkfeS
Two
venturesome
swimmers
of
Catallne
Island,
in
waters
of
Avalon
Bay,
feeding
one
of
sea
Hons
that
make
bav
their
habitat.
Folk
usually
feed
monsters
from
boats
or
pier
This
is
the
first
time
swimmers
have
met
sea
lions
at
their
own
dining
tabic
MESHING
jMIKE
HALL
WASROUGH
GOESHOME
John
Freberg
Nigh
Breaks
Kruze's
'
Great
Old
Equine
Veteran
to
He
Back
Maleewici
and
Hanson
Draw
SEATTLE.
March
24:
A
"Boston
crab"
in
the
fourth
round
spelt
dis-!
aster
for
Bob
Kruze.in
a
wrestling
!
bout
here
last
night
with
John
Fre-
berg.
Kruze's
back
was
so
badly
twisted
that
he
was
unable
to
come
up
for
the
fifth
round,
Freberg
being
thereupon
declared
the
winner.
Up
to-
the
latter
part
of
the
fourth
round,
Kruze
had
done
practically
all
the
leading
ln
an
exceedingly
rough
and
tumble
encounter.
In
the
first,
half
of
the
double
main
event.
Charlie
Hanson
andi
Joe
Malcewlcz
grappled
for
eight'
rounds
without
a
fall
and
it
was
fairly
called
a
draw.
It
was
a
good
clean
bout
with
honors
even.
In
the
.curtain
raiser,
Leo
Numa
of
Ahacortes,
protege
of
Charlie
tlHanson,
scared
easily
over
Jack
Reynolds
of
San
Francisco
with
two
falls
within
fifteen
minutes,
Three
thousand
fans
witnessed
the
evening's
grappling
card.
CITY
GOLF
IS
PLAYED
Grotto
Had
Low
Team
Score
of
294
Last
Night
Bill
Wrathall
I.ow
Individual
Score,
69
In
the
city
Miniature
Golf
League
at
the
Sunken
Gardens
last
night,
i
tto
made
the
low
team
score
of
294
and
William
Wrathall
the
low
adivldual
score
of
69.
The
results
"er?
as
follows:
Flylru
Cerps.
314:
Bankers,
352.
Gnat
Wm.
330;
Acme.
333.
Grotto,
294.
won
by
default.
MOOSE
WIN
CRIBBAGE
Will
Play
Off
With
Grotto
Tor
City
Title
Final
Games
of
Second
Half
Last
Nijht
Moose
wpn
the
second
half
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Crjbbage
League,
!
final
games
on
the
schedule
of
which
were
played
last
night.
They
will
play
off
with
Grotto,
winners
of
the
first
half,
at
a
date
to
be
set
later
for
the
city
championship.
The
winners
of
the
play-off
will
take
the
Dawson
Cup
and
the
losers,
the
Newton
Cup.
Results
last
night
were
as
follows:
Grotto
13,
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
14.
I.
O.
O.
F.
13,
Seal
Cove
14.
Hawks
Elevator.
Moose
14,
Eagles
13.
Knights
of
Columbus
14,
Toe
II
13.
.
Operators
16,
Six
Musketeers
11
Final
table
for
second
half
is
as
follows:
Won,
Lost
'
Pts.
Moose
..,
179
118
179
'
P.
Rupert
H6tel
..
.160
137
160
I.
O.
O.
F
-.159
Seal
Cove
148
Hawks
147
Grotto
146
Six
Musketeers
....145
Eagles
145
Operators
144
K.
of
C
142
Elevator
.135
Toe
H
125
138
159
149
148
150
147
151
146
152
145
152
145
153
144
155
142
162
135
172
125
Badminton
Team
Goes
North
Soon
Local
Players
Will
Leave
For
Premier
Friday
Night
For
Northern
II.
C.
Title
Tourney
Prince
Rupert
badminton
players
will
leave
Friday
night
of
this
week
aboard
the
gaiboat
Pachena
for
Premier
whpre
on
Saturday
they
wlU
meet
"glairs
of
the
mining
carnTl
iln
jhe'i
cVnd
of
a'
series
of
I
twq.
taitrnroartls
for
the"cham-'plonshlp
of
Northern
British
Columbia.
In
the
first
tournament
here
last
week,
Prince
Rupert
made
a
clean
sweep
of
all
games
over
Premier.
Those
making
the
trip
north
from
hero
will
be:
C.
J.
Norrington,
captain,
Shelford
Darton,
Robert
Bart-lett,
William
Lambte,
Frank
Russell.
William
Tobey
Jr.,
Walter
Cross
and
Ronald
Allen.
The
local
team
will
return
home
Sunday
night.
Groomed
For
Further
Conquests
AGUA
CALIENTE.
March
24:
Old
Mike
Hall,
seven
year
old
vet
eran
of
many
a
turf
battle,
who
captured
the
$100,000
Agua
Caliente
handicap
on
Sunday,
is
being
ship-1
ped
"back
to
his
home
in
Kentucky
where
he
will
be
rested
and
groomed
for
further
track
conquests.
Starting
comparatively
late
ln
life,
the
great
old
horse
is
now
well
on
the
way
to
cleaning
up
$200,000
on
the
race
track
which
would
put
him
in
the
class
of
such
great
horses
as
Gallant
Fox,
Man-o'-War
and
Zev.
Canadian
Wood
Used
in
Making
of
Hockey
Sticks
The
wood
used
ln
the
23
estab
lishments
specializing
ln
sporting
goods
in
Canada
In
1029,
aeeord-
ng
to
the
Bureau
of
Statistic,
was
chiefly
sawn
softwood
lumber
amounting
to
1
Wa
thmnd
feet
board
measure,
valued
at
$76,-576;
756
thousand
feet
hardwood
;
lumber
at
$67,600;
341
cords
of
j
hardwood
bolts
at
S4
981.
and.
veneer
and
plywood
Valued
at
$3.-1
C40.
The
more
Important
Items'
among
the
principal
products
were
hockey
sticks,
numbering
032.306
and
valued
at
$207,852:
tennis
racquets
numbering
48.750
and
valued
at
$213861.
Good
British
Market
For
Canadian
Cattle
Experimental
Shipment
Was
Satis,
factory
to
Many
CALGARY,
March
24:
There
la
a
future
for
western
cattlemen
on
the
British
market,
according
to
a
concensus
of
opinion
among
the
ranchers
and
cattlemen
who
contributed
to
the
test
shipment
of
cattle
to
the
British
Isles
last
fall.
The
shipment
was
made
under
the
auspices
of
the
federal
department
of
agriculture.
Some
of
the
ranchers
feel
that
the
cattle
did
not
bring
the
returns
expected
but
the
majority
express
satisfaction
with
the
financial,
returns.
Rod
McLeay
of
High
River,
Alta..
a
heavy
contributor
stated
that
a
good
deal
have
been
learned
from
the
test
shipment.
"We
should
be
able,
with
the
cooperation
of
the
railways,
to
effect
economies
that
will
ensure
a
reasonable
profit
and
the
establishment
of
a
regular
traffic,"
he
said.
Joe
Wylie,
cattle
rancher
of
Maple
Creek,
declared
his
cattle
returned
him
"as
much
as
they
would
have
on
the
home
market."
He
was
well
satisfied
with
the
trial
and
added
that
ranchers
of
his
district
hold
similar
opinions.
Billiard
League
Mar.
24
Elks
vs.
Grotto.
Mar.
27
Grotto
vs.
Legion.
Sleepless
NERVES
The
nervM
themselve
nw
ilp.
The
Involuntary
nrv
muit
work
sll
the
tlms
or
tne
vital
orgint
would
cose
to
function.
It
Is
only
whin
supplied
with
nerve
fores
that
th
heart
beatf.
the
lungs
breaths,
and
the
other
vital
organs
perform
their
natural
functions.
The
unfortunats
condition
li
when
you
cannot
sleep.
The
weak,
Irritated
nerves
will
not
let
you
rest.
So
day
by
day
you
are
losing
vital
energy
until
sooner
or
later
rauat
coma
nervous
breakdown.
SleeplemmeM
and
headache
arc
the-warning
signs
when
tht
nerve
so
wrong.
You
may
also
hava
indigestion
and
feelings
of
fatlgua.
All
ths
vital
organs
sooner
or
later
slow
up,
when
nerve
fores
la
lacking.
The
most
certain
restorative
for
ths
nerves
is
Dr.
Chase's
Nerve
Food.
It
has
p
roven
its
effect
In
so
many
thousands
of
cases
that
there
Is
no
quwtlon
of
it
merits.
OFfl
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mm
Also
the
He
Luxe
W
h
sk
es
w
Extra
Special
Liqueur
and
Ne
This
Ultra
This
advertisement
is
not
publlsnd
or
display,
u
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Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia;
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