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Premonition
of
Something
INTEREST
IN
Sudden
Happening
Pervades
-r
-
TOURNAMENT
Air:
Italian
tlaims
Bad
Rib
i
7
MIAMI
Fla.,
March
5:
Frost
is
predicted
for
Miami
jim
Maloney
To
fteht
Primo
Camera
Miami
Beach
tonight.
at
SCOTTISH
CUP
SEMI-FINALS
Will
Be
Played
on
.March
21
Kilmarnock
Beats
Baess
in
Fourth
Round
GLASGOW,
March
5:
Kilmarnock
detested
Boness
yesterday
to
a
reptajvfl
game
in
the
fourth
nmad
ftf
the
Scottish
Cop.
five
to
nil.
The
draw
for
the
semi
-finals
on
March
is
as
follows:
Kfiraamoek
va.
Celtic
at
Hampden
Park.
MrttwrweU
vs.
8t.
Mirren
at
Ib-rx
Park.
GROTTO
HAD
LARGE
WIN
Took
nilliard
Leaeue
Fixture
From
Oks
By
Sere
of
1U0
to
1105
James
Andrews
Grotto)
beat
Johnson
Smith
(Elks
by
a
score
of
250
to
J8t
fca
the
final
postponed
fane
of
Tuesday
night's
Billiard
League
fixture
between
Orotto
and
Elks.
This
gtves
the
victory
to
the
Grotto
by
ttie
substantial
margin
of
12)0
to
IMS.
Helene
Madison
Suffering
Flu
Seattle
Sulmmtor
Meet
Scheduled
For
Tonltht
is
Postponed
Owing
to
Her
SEAT-TLB,
March
1Helene
Ma
dfcoa,
Seattle's
girl
swimming
star
Is
Mtferthg
from
a
mild
attack
of
lnfluenaa.
Accordingly
a
swimming
meet,
originally
scheduled
tor
tonight,
has
been
nostpoaed
until
cords
at
this
meet
De;
tffth'c
wuflo
.
iv.
i
baaebuft
pink
of
condition
aiuKready
to
go
otkr
nk
will
:m
tho
viaitlnv
ned,
it
may
not
be
so
hot.
Billiard
Averages
C.
P.
BaJassno
Ei
3t
A:
Murray
iCL
30
2.
Smith
E
IS
Q.
P.
Tinker
(CL)
SO
Den
Biwwb
0)
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F.
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17
O.
Waugn
0
31
O.
Howe
(Qi
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M.
MeLaehlsm
G)
31
C.
Baptle
(CL)
15
M.
B.
Votmg
(E
31
W.
WlUiacroft
(Ei
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J.
May
tO)
8
M.
Andrew
CL
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21
J.
Andrews
G
10
A.
Maedeaald
(CL
7
W.
Mitchell
(Et
22
F.
H.Stephens
E)
5
CX.
YouRgman
(CL)
4
T.
dough
(O)
3
nexiTmrsasy
wnen
it
js
expected
tW.
Murray
iE
7
she
will
be
leelnv:
lit
again.
Hel-
F.
Bray
(B)
4
eoe
ia
out
to
brent'
tome
more
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243
339
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239
236
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234!
vers
In
Prince
Rupert-Premier
Badminton
Competition
on
March
17
Named
lonignt
out
it
is
nopeu
oy
tne
promoters
and
all
concerned
considerable
Merest
is
being
with
the
fight
thi3
evening
between
Primo
Camera
and
aroused
in
connexion
with
ths
Jim
Moloney
that
the
frost
will
be
confined
merely
to
the
or,thcomin
tournament
for
the
weather
ana
will
not
affect
this
much
heralded
battle.
Lr
;H
Ur
pirk
V
ti
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
,
.....
,
.
tnexn
British
Columbia
k
between
il
it.
i
i
Even
at
tha
there
are
certain
misgivings
and
a
little
bir-
Prlnee
Rupert
an(1
premieMn
the
"
oumc
"1C
Ui
Modse
Hall
on
March
17.
the
cauliflower
industry
who
have
prJnce
R
t
Badmlnton
assembled
ihere
that
something
ud-,Aseoclatjen
nas
pWUd
n.,'"
for
tournament
as
follows:
on
n
h-ttu.
C.
J
Norrington.
captam;
Frank
manager
ciauncu
mi
nwm
uuti
i
,,,.
-
.
L...
t..-..
-k
BuweH.
Will
Lasw
,
William
To-
no
better
and
that
he
was
in
no
y.
?
A.Dpn
and
Shelford
UwuHt,-
i.h
tn
wmM,if
in
""ion
wiw
itorn
uartiett
as
the
ring.
Stther
Primo
Is
really
hurt
sp"-
or
else
he
U
seekins
to
establish
ilw
rr"Illr
m.wwi
De
as
i.i
i
uu
i
i
i
lows:
N.
P.
Lancfonl
anntain'
n
HUT
HiilC
Ol
aUl
ililUI.
X
k
HJUba
iiuuc
.too
good
at
that
:OTarreU.
S.
Embleton.
J.
B.
Wa
On
the
other
handr
Makmey
is
1
wgan
M
McPher-
I
stated
by
his
groomers
to
be
in
the
:soa
,,
,
,
In
view
of
this
rlb-pls
on
the
V;
V'J
'A
part
of
Camera,
the
Ufeht
might
1V1U
1
1
CtilLld
dllU
have
been
postponed
',
v
nei
er
ordin
ary
circumstances
bui
Ht
was
just
impossible
to
defer
this
one.
An-
Primo
Camera
Enters
rm:
oniht
claiming
he
has
bmtcen
rib
Fidelia
Barba
i
Are
Booked
Up!
BASKETBALL
WHIST
Kid
Francis
has
been
booked
up
to
jmeet
Fidel
La
Barba,
former
j
world's
flyweight
"Hampton,
in
the
theadliner
of
a
boxing
show
at
M?-idlson
Square
Garden
on
April
1
it
is
announced.
;
INSEATTLE
!
SEATTLE,
Martfr
5:
The
University
of
California
basketball
son
here
Mart
to
wane
and.
by
a
Ith
tt
"ilu
postpoiiemasit,
toe
promoter
would
""i?
l
have
TMrrf
nt..
tm
mr
mr
J
the
University
of
Washington
to
de-
empty
seati
than
there
may
be
to-
J
"
the
Pll.Co
confe
Latest
esihmtes
are
that
re-
i
nut
H1,,860
eeipts
for
the
show
will
amount
to
l
FJ
third,
if
need-100,000.
It
wffl
take
$80,000
before
Yt.
AlthouKh!Califofcsi
has
the
the
promoter
is
able
fet
out
of
,
won
the
red
One
thig
is
wre
and
that
;
l11'
tw?
f
"eceftvely,
is
that
here
ia
to
be
wo
big
money
Jf,
a,
f
lr
maker.
Mbmi
mw
be
a
.rest
win-
.
em1
TltortoH;
AtU
ter
tourist
resort
but
trlicaUons
are
1
n
""f.f0.
J'
that,
as
far
as
pugffism
U
concer-
c
8Ulr
plfe
naye
i
during
the
past
few
days.
The
series
will
be
marked
by
the
large
stature
of
player
on
both
teams.
Few
of
either
the
Washington,
or
California
players
are
less
than
six
feet
in
height
or
weigh
Jess
than
180
pounds.
March
5-
,
SMl
:Cove
vs.
I.O.OJ1.
Wanderers
vs.
Dry
Dock.
Six.
Musketeers
vs.
Grotto
IUmb
222XyVW',Wn
Lr
BTlHson,
an
221
318
214
214
213
205
204
2001
1021
186
i
172
169
Utotto
vs.
Moose.
March
12
Dry
Dock
vs.
I.Q.O.F.
Six
Musketeers
vs.'
Lief
Erikson.
Moose
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
Orotto
vs.
Wanderers.
Orotto
Ramb.
vs.
Seal
Cove.
March
13
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Wanderers
Sea)
Cove
vs.
Moose.
Grotto
Ramblers
vs.
Grotto.
Lelf
Erikson
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Six
Musketeers
Dry
Dock.
Phaadi.ipl:.
where
the
AthicUt;.
w.ui
opcu
utosoh
soim
WINS
BIG
DOG
RACE
Succession
THE
PAS,
March
S:
Earl
Bryo4-ges
oC
Cranberry
Portage,
youthful
veteran
of
northern
trails,
yesterday
wflgThe
Pas
Dog
Derby
for
the
second
year
in
succession,
covering
team
will
arrive
here
tonight
feri
-nii!e
non-stop
Journey
to
tim
anp:
return
in
X
hours
and
Sd
titajtes.
capturing
the
Walter
Goyne
Trophy
and
a
$1200
prize.
Shorty
Russick
of
Xne
Pas
was
second,
16
minutes
behind.
BRITISH
PEER
PASSES
AWAY
Earl
Russell
Dies
at
Marseilles
While
on
Way
to
Encland
'
From
Riviera
MARSEILLES,
France,
March
5:
Earl
RaseelL
British
Parliamentary
undersecretary
of
state
in
the
Indian
of
flee,
died
here
on
his
way
back
to
London
from
a
vacation
spent
on-
the
Riviera.
Bertram!
Russell,
a
brother
of
the
late
Earl,
succeeds
to
the
title.
CRIBBAGE
SCHEDULE
March
S
.
P.
R.
Hotel
Va,
Toe
H.
I
D
OF.
Operators.
Kts.
of
Oolumbus
vs.
Elevator.
Six
MtMkeeters
vs
Moose.
March
9
Grotto
vs.
Kts
of
Columbus.
Seal
Cove
Sawmill
vs.
Toe
II.
Operate
vs.
Hawks.
Elevator
va.
P.
R.
Hotel.
Moose
vs.
IXXO.F.
Eagles
vs.
Six
Musketeers.
March
1C
P.
R
Hotel
vs.
Hawks.
Toe
H.
vs
I.O.OF.
Elevator
vs.
Six
Musketeers,
Moose
vs.
Orotto.
DR0NCHITIS
I
f
At
txdtiin
rub
th
throat
and
SasgV
ctwit
taoroucbiy
wltb
WICKS
VapoRub
FIRST
CHOICE
OF
SUITS
Oil
SPRING
CbATS
New
samples
Just
arrived
of
spring
and
fummer
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
I
LlKGtr
THE
TAILOR
817
Second
Ave.
'
Phone
C19
AL
SMITH
LOOMS
UP
Earl
Bridges
Is
Victor
in
The
Pas
i
Slay
Again
Be
Candidate
For
Demo-
Sprint
For
Second
Year
in
cratlc
Presidential
Nomination
To
Attend
Convention
NEW
YORK.
March
5:
-Indicating
that
It
was
his
Intention
to
force
prohibition
again
as
an
Issue.
Bx-Governor
Al
Smith.
Democratic
presidential
candidate,
announced
yesterday
that
H
was
his
intention
to
attend
the
1932
Democratic
con
Prince
Charles
To
Go
On
Run
Canadian
National
Steamships
to
Resume
Twice
a
Week
Between
Here
and
Vancouver
Soon.
vention
Although
it
had
been
pre-
Tnre
OTP-
lm
viously
supposed
thsH
he
would
not
P
b
n
Uke
a
very
active
part
in
the
1M2
nere
from
campaign,
there
is
now
reason
to
'morn,n?
arvd
i
believe
that
he
may
yet
be
very
Sunday
nights.
much
In
the
luneUgiit
again.
Asked
yesterday
if,,
he
intended
to
be
a
candidate
against
Governor
Franklin
D.
Roosevelt
for
the
Democratic
nomination
Smith
declared
that
now
was
neither
the
time
nor
the
place
to
consider
such
a
matter.
All
this
would
be
decided
In
due
course
at
the
national
Manufacturers
Pay
Visit
Here
"Junior
Members''
of
Association
Arrived
This
Afternoon
and
Will
t
South
Tomorrow
Night
i
B!ht
"Junior"
members
of
the
Canadian
Manufacturers'
Associa
tion
ironv
Eastern
Canada,
making
tan
esrurslon.
to
the
Pacific
Coast.
arrived
in
th
city
from
the
east
by
tram
this
afternoon
and
wft!
spend
a
day
here,
sailing
tomor
row
night
on
the
Camosun
for
Vancouver.
The
party
was
met
on
arrival
this
afternoon
by
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Budget
Is
Coming
Down
at
Victoria
Minister
of
Finance
Jones
to
Present
Document
at
Session
This
Afternoon
VICTORIA,
March
5:
Interest
will
be
revived
to
a
keen
pitch
this
afternoon
In
the
Legislature
for
Minister
of
Finance
Jones
is
bringing
in
his
budget.
Canadian
National
Steamships
wtfl
recomsntsaton
the
steamer
Prince
Charles,
which
has
been
tied
up
for
the
winter
in
the
to
eal
dry
dock,
in
the
service
between
here
and
Vancouver
toward
the
end
df
this
month.
After
the
Prince
Charles
has
made
two
or
Russian,
Born
.
At
Kodiak,
Dies
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
I.
Established
l8l7
.
J
i
TOTAL
ASSETS
IN
EXCESS
OP
J800,000,000
'fjj
I
Prince
Rupert
Hranch:
F.
A.
MacCALLUM,
Manager
fl
1
iaMiiiiiii
P.ROBERT
ON
CM
To
Carry
PasNrn's
or
Ik;
Trent
Halifax
to
MONTH
EAI.
M
r.
Ot
it,
four
day".
a:
-u
Halifax
from
he:
'(
With
the
Cai:ai.
j
trade
mi.w
a
the
Canadi.n
:
Robert
will
..
;
port
for
ari'i'ii-
:
.j
i
announced
t,
:
U
Ian,
assurtan:
'tl
Canadian
N-.m,..
'.-:-i
,
Mr.
Allen
-..:
'
jerulae
ha
be
;.
'for
some
ti.i.-
.
ji
jnpt
been
ouri-
cruise
in
que---
.
-
lL
'fax
to
Ba(,i.
.
'
I
the
Panama
.
,
Ilk)
which
c
Efka
Pestrikotf
Dird
in
Seward
at
Meaico.
th
Are
of
Seven
ty-F.ight
Years
SEWARD,
March
5:
-Efka
Pest-rikoff,
born
in
Kodiak.
Alaska.
78
years
ago.
died
suddenly
of
heart
failure.
He
was
probably
the
most
widely
known
and
respected
Russian
along
the
eoaet
to
the
CUT
DOWN
ON
DRUGS
Cocaine
and
Heroin
No
Longer
Medical
Necessity
While
Seme
Would
Also
Ban
Codein
GENEVA.
March
3:
Just
as
an
agreement
seemed
In
sight
between
the,
nations
for
a
general
reduction
in
the
manufacture
of
narcotic
drugs.
Germany
has
demanded
that
she
should
not
be
restricted
in
the
manufacture
of
codein
which
is
very
profitable
to
that
country.
Efforts
will
be
mode
to
have
Germany
change
Its
views
on
the
matter
as
it
is
not
believed
that
that
country
would
Insist
on
demanding'
profit
from
such
a
source.
While
there
is
no
desire
to
restrict!
the
manufacture
of
opium
or
morphine
for
legitimate
medical
use.
experts
assert
that
cocalne
and
heroin
are
no
longer
a
medical
necessity
while
'many
doctors
claim
that
codein
is
not
a
necessity
either.
Sam
Jabour
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Oeorjji
for
a
trip
to
Any
ox
on
inuramv
business;
to
Victoria
.i
ver.
The
eruption
of
Hp
I
..
hind
and
w
-m
the
Caradlai
affording
a
10,090
m;!v
and
iowhuu
spare1
from
seen
from
c
!
Upon
arm
i'rfcnce
Robr
the
Canadui.
:
from
there
The
Priii'
'
K
launching
Arriving
in
r
fresh
from
ii"
Britain.
th
r
three
West
Ii.u
on.
That
am
her
South
Aim
:
?ount
f
r
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Hanfax-Varu'
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mile
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many
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day
at
t.he
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ill
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vi;-w
or
contestant
m
dog
derby
at
Ottawa
winter
carnival
mushing
hi
the
Cliateau
Laurier
gold
up.