PAGE
FOUR
RAILWAYMEN!
CHAMPIONS
Panthers
Won
Game
Last
Night
But
Not
By
Sufficient
Margin
Junior
Final
Boy
Scent?
Defeated
Japanese
in;
Speedy
Game
to
Win
Title
The
Panthers
beat
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
in
a
terrific
basketball
match
last
night
30-35,
but
in
the
series
C.
N
R.
A.
are
eight
points
ahead,
thus
winning
the
championship
of
the
senior
league.
The
Scouts
again
took
the
Japanese
in
a
speedy
game,
23-12,
giving
them
the
championship
of
the
junior
division.
In
the
girls'
exhibition
match,
the
Cardinals
outplayed
the
champion
Amazons,
10-8.
Senior
Game
With
a
13-potnt
lead
to
overcome,
the
Panthers
set
a
terrific
pace
right
from
the
whistle
and
the
spectators
knew
they
were
going
to
be
treated
to
some
real
fast
basket-balL
Both
teams
were
pressing
hard
and,
in
the
first
ten
minutes,
the
score
stood
8-8.
The
Panthers
called
time
out
to
get
reorganized
and.
with
reinforced
pep,
strove
again
against
the
hard
playing
railway
boys
but,
at
half
time,
were
only
able
to
obtain
a
two-point
lead.
In
the
second
half,
the
boys
started
to
play
wary
ball.
The
Panthers
seemed
to
be
playing
a
defensive
game
which
would
never
get
them
the
required
lead.
However,
not
for
long!
The
Panthers
started
to
press
again.
Mitchell
strove
hard
on
the
forward
line
and
the
Panthers
got
a
seven-point
lead.
Things
were
getting
a
little
dangerous
for
C.
N.
R.
A.
so
they
cut
down
the
lead
again
and,
with
but
four
minutes
to
play,
the
score
stood
28-23
for
Panthers.
Given
confidence
by
the
O.
N.
R.
A.'s
victory
in
the
hat
few
minute
of
the
game
the
other
night,
Panthers
put
every
bit
of
pep
they
had
Into
the
eame.
but
at
the
final
whistle,
the
score
stood
30-25.
j
The
Panthers
were
exceptionally
poor
when
shooting
penalties
for
they
missed
10
out
of
14.
Johnson
was
the
star
man
for
C.
N.
R.
A.
while
Cross
and
Mitchell
were
the
standby
of
the
Panthers.
C.
N.
R.
A.
Styles
(10).
Morrison.
Johnson
.8).
Lambie
17).
Stalker,
R.
Morrison.
Panthers
Mitchell
(12).
Mac-donald
6t,
Cross
(8),
Irvine
(5),
White.
Junior
Game
The
Scouts,
inspired
by
their
victory
on
Monday
alght,
went
riht
after
the
Japanese
from
the
whittle,
making
every
shot
they
took,
count.
The
Jaoanese,
usually
good
ahata
eemed
to
be
over-confident,
and
Sluggish
Liver
And
Rheumatism
Both
Corrected
By
Famous
Vegetable
Villi
"I
received
immeduie
relief
from
Vn"
4'.WUt"
KB"
declare.
Mr.
Arthur
I'.'M
recommend
them
towiffer.
eri
Irwn
Kheaiuatoni
art
imlieestion."
Becau
they
art
PURELY
VEGE-I
AULfc,
a
eeatle.
effective
tonic
to
loth
l'r
'""d'
Carter
i
Lktle
Uver
Wl
are
wdhout
equil
for
cor-recting
CoaMipation,
Acfcfcty.
Bilioo-
5?'i
fuvl
rr
Completion
3oc
A
-!1'h8
.
re.1
plcjt.
Sold
even-where.
New
York
Giants
Sluggers
Death
to
other
National
League
baseball
teams,
say
Melville
Ott
and
Fred
LfndJtrora
of
the
New
York
Giants
slugging
staff.
Mc-Graw
thinxj
they
will
mean
the
thumbs-down
Uj
many
opposing
twirlers
did
not
make
sere
of
their
shots.
Both
teams
played
hard
fought
basketball
but
the
Scouts,
led
by
Santurbane.
who
Is
a
dead
shot,
ran
away
from
them
in
the
second
half.
The
Scouts
played
real
ball
and
well
deserve
the
championship
of
the
Junior
League.
Scouts
Wilson
(5i.
Santurbane"
'Hi,
Nelson
(4).
Miller,
Viereek.
have
been
defeated
so
many
times
by
the
Amasons,
played
inspired
ball.
The
score
at
half
time
was
6-5
tor
the
Amasons.
The
Cardinals.
however,
were
after
that
game
and
wHb
some
nice
combination
work
in
the
second
half
ousted
the
cham
pions,
10-8.
Cardinals
Lowe.
Irvine
(6).
Krt-
kevsky
(2),
Stone
2,
Gilchrist,
Ri-
vett.
Amaaene
Boddie
(4.
Pritchard
'2).
Ttte,
Ritchie;
Morgan.
McLeod
(2).
Final
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
W.
U.
L.
Canadlens
23
7
16
Toronto
.
23
7
18
'Maroons
19
7
32
American
...
16
8
Rangers
Chicago
DetroH
Bo.-'
on
American
Divfsloif
23
18
18
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20
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advertisement
i
not
iuWl.thed
or
displayed
by
Contro;
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
SPORT
CHAT
"Systems"
of
physical
training
in
the
oM
sense
of
the
word
found
little
favor
with
Dr.
Lamb,
head
of
the
ohvslcal
tratniner
denartmrnt
at
'McOUI
University,
in
an
address
de-
Japanese
Obata
(8),
Kanaya
,
llvered
by
him
to
the
Unitarian
2),
Klshimoto
2i,
Nakamoto.
Sue-
League
of
Montreal
recently.
hiro.
j
He
claimed
that
such
n
me
rams
nf
Girls'
Game
This
exhibition
match
excelled
most
of
the
girls'
games
of
the
official
league.
The
Cardinal,
who
training
were
being
Deroetuated
in
Canada
by
the
Department
of
Militia
and
Defence,
under
whose
jurisdiction
the
Stratheona
qualifications
were
administered.
Now
the
trend
was
to
emphasize
the
noun
"education'
and
not
the
adjective
"phyatcaL"
and
the
physical
In
structor
was
taking
the
place
of
the
an
physical
culture
expert
or
trainer,
he
said.
"Last
year
over
five
thousand
teachers
In
our
normal
schools
were
qualifying
for
the
rank
of
special-Ma
Is
physical
training.
The
duration
of
the
course,
covering
anatomy,
physiology,
hyaiene.
nsveho-
ilogy.
education,
practice
teaching
land
kindred
subjects.
Involves
a
1
period
of
oniy
45
hours'
study,"
Dr.
Lamb
pointed
out.
"This
travesty,"
he
.-.i!d.
"will
persist
untn
the
pro-"
3
ram
for
the
training
of
teachers
87
is
modified.''
53.
45
Tracing
the
history
of
the
public
40
attitude
toward
physical
education
during
the
past
generation.
Dr.
54
Lamb
said
that
up
to
1900
"systems"
47.
and
"mtheds"
prevailed,
in
which
46
formal
calisthenics,
drills
and
excr-42,cles
were
the
order
of
the
day
:
Some
of
these
were
taught
today
in
certain
schools
and
they
were
j
termed
"poisonous"
by
the
speaker.
(From
1900
t0
i9io
games
and
sports
Iwtth
hinh-powered
competition
be-
i
came
the
vogue
The
coach
was
en-!
throneM
in
;.il
his
qiory.
From
1910
to
192(1.
proiMb.y
;4S
a
revolt
from'
pre-ton-
rirc.-vs
he
saW.
our
public
,"
r.i
,fi..
Din
fr
air'
a
mot-Ttv
f-.-n
IS"?-)
to
1931
empha-fi-
.l
.i
-
.1
upon
the
health
edu-cation
program.
.
j
ttt
tMt,
A
TRLL
THE
PEOM.K
"Tell
em
miiek
and
tell
'em
!
often.
Explain
to
folks
plainly
j
ana
-wotrely
what
you
have
toaetl.
Keep
everl.istlnalT
com-
tng
at
them.
Advertising
Is
4
nretty
much
nv-
ahnvsirinn
a.
tne
Liquoi
:
'ornaee.
Once
ymt
stop
stok-
i
ins,
the
fire
goe
out"
Wm.
,
WrIgleyjr.
(tf)
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Marsh
.
CHALLENGE
ACCEPTED!
;
Salaries
Again
Discussed
Last
Night
By
Board
s
The
board
of
school
trustees,
at
I'MRS.
LEE
News
of
The
Sport
World
I
fRm
&
Anyox
Ladies'
Coll
Club
Elects
Of-
fleers
For
Year
Season
to
Open
Soon
ANYOX,
March
24:
The
Anyox
Ladies'
Golf
Club,
at
the
annual
meeting
held
recently,
elected
of
ficer
for
this
year
as
follows:
Honorary
president.
Mrs.
Charles
Bocking.
;
Grotto
Prepared
to
Meet
Car
Shops
Honorary
vice-president.
Mrs
W.
,
hi
.Match
For
Cribbare
Cham-
iR-
Lindsay.
pionship
of
City
Entertained
By
Crib
Champions
The
Canadian
Legion
team
champions
of
the
Whist
League
fui
the
season
just
ended,
invited
and
challenged
some
friends
to
play
whist
last
evening.
Among
the
visltori
were
some
of
the
officer
of
the
Crib
and
Whist
Leagues,
in
cluding
the
Honorary
President.
Bert
Morgan.
President
O.
W.
Rodder
ham,
and
the
secretary.
Also
W.
Ranee.
Bob
James
and
J.
Smith.
1
The
result
was
that
the
visitor
beat
the
champions
by
a
score
a!
is
to
3.
Jatk
Watt
did
the
honors.
acting
as
steward
for
the
,
Hon
n
ary
second
'
Mrs.
McNIeboJas.
vice-presid'tnt.
On'
behalf
of
the
Grotto,
winners1
President.
Mrs.
G.
Lee.
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Crtbbagei
Vice-president.
Mrs.
D
R
Lea-League
championship
for
the
past
I
rovd-
season.
Bert
Morgan
this
morning
j
Captain.
Mrs.
L.
Weneratrom.
accepted
the
challenge
of
Car)
Secretary-treasurer.
Mrs.
c.
O.
Shops,
champions
of
the
Canadian
'
FrfckM"-
National
Recreation
Association!
Executive--Mr.
Doelle,
Mra
Cribbage
League,
for
a
match
to
decide
the
city
championship.
:
Alex
McRae.
skipper
of
the
Grotto
team.
wlH
be
only
too
gladjment
to
meet
E
Talloeh,
Car
Shops
skip
per,
to
arrange
tteae
and
place
of
the
proposed
match.
Simpson
and
Miss
M.
Cleke.
As
soon
as
the
course
is
playable,
the
season
will
open
with
a
tourna-
Sap's
Running
A
Story
of
Bad
Ttoy
From
Egerton
News
of
1896
Spring
ts
with
us.
Boys
are
playing
marbles,
girts
hop-scotch,
and
there
are
many
other
signs.
Only
-he
M-llrae
"baek-easters"
re
member
the
joy
of
tapping
sap
run
ning
trees.
And
here's
a
bit
from
an
Iowa:
old
Ontario
paper
printed
in
1896.1
Honorary
It
is
the
Hgerton
News:
"On
Sunday
Becking.
the
14th
inst.
a
company
of
young
i
I
Ten
wary
fellows
walled
tin
all
the
good
peo-
Lindsay.
had
a
good
boiling
of
syrup.
We
are
sony
to
think
that
boys
in
this
advanced
age
would
be
gulHy
of
boiling
sap
en
Sunday,
and
especially,
that
which
is
stolen.
This
would
be
an
excellent
place
to
start
a
reformatory,
as
there
they
would
be
set
a
better
example."
Those
were
the
good
old
days
I
And
the
Item
that
followed
preb-
'
a
My
was
as
depressing
far
the
syr-
srppers.
It
was
simply,
"School
re-opened
AN
AIUY
CONTAINER
a
private
meeting
last
night,
fur-
1
One
woman
keens
her
potatoes
In
fther
discussed1
the
matter
of
school
a
wire
waste
paper
basket.
It
al-
teachers'
salaries
and
arrived
at
a
'lows
the
air
to
circulate
through
the
decision
in
the
matter
as
far
as
the
;
content
and
has
nothing
about
It
board
is
concerned.
The
Drooosals
to
attract
insects.
Besides
all
that
will
be
presented
to
the
Teachers'
she
can
readily
see
sizes
and
Federation.
shapes.
HKIMnli
Of
Outstanding
Character
The
name
'Brack
&
While
on
s
bom
of
whitfcy
It
as
abtolute
gjaranlee
as
th
hall-mark
on
silvor.
It
assurat
thai
subtle
difference
In
flavour
and
quality
which
distinguishes
this
whisky
from
all
others.
II
guarantees
that
only
the
finest
materials
have
baart
used
end
that
always
everywhere
the
quality
is
Ihe
sama.
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&
WHITE"
SCOTCH
WHISKY
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sale
at
Vendors
or
direct
irom
Liquor
Control
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Ordrr
Dept.,
Victoria.
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not
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or
displayed
Control
Beard
or
by
the
Government
of
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In
answer
to
questions
asked
the
Legislature
recently
by
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BILLIARDS
PLAYRD
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STAFF
OF
FORESTRY
Qerstions
Regarding
Service
Prince
George
Answered
In
Leg
Mature
at
in
A
Wells
Cray,
member
for
New
Westminster.
Hon.
N.
S.
Lougbeed.
minister
of
lands,
revealed
that
tha
j
following
were
permanent
employ
ees
of
the
Ferest
Branch
at
Prince
Oeorge.
the
date
of
their
entennv
the
set
vice
being
alto
given:
R.
B.
Carter,
November
17,
1924
A
Chlsholm,
January
17,
1933.
O.
Forbea,
April
28.
1910.
J.
J.
K.
Frost.
My
1980.
E.
E.
Oregg.
June
4.
1931.
J.
Jardlne.
April
8.
1980.
W.
l'ng-Mirir.
April
t.
ltl8.
W.
Lowrey.
April
1.
1920.
S.
E
Mtrltnt
n"r'rr
18,
199"!
H
R.
Sanson.
April
i,
19).
All
art
returned
sokMera
villi
the
exception
of
W.
Lang-Mu!r
J
who
U
to
be
superannuated
at
thr
end
of
this
month
None
of
the
three
postponed1
names
lr
the
Junior
Billiard
Leaeue
i
;
fixture
between
Empress
and
the
;
league
or
Nations
were
played
last
by
thi
Liqum
n,&ht'
These,
together
with
to
Right's
regularly
scheduled
fixture,
will
be
cleaned
up
over
the
holiday
tomorrow.
victoria,
B,r
MsCOTCH
WHISKY
11
mymcHcsT
in
finest
BI
JEVhighland
malt
swast
tjebmbbbb
fSI&st
jbVI'sbbb4
l'iy;in'h'i.Ilfa-
ihis
adverti.M-nifnt
is
not
published
or
uVjil.,
Co
:trol
Board
or
fh-
Oovcmnicnt
of
Lin:
llud
fcLLLla
Parties
Told
of
G.
Maeiniyre
Named
President
of
Smelter
Town
Organization
E.
Oatman.
Secretary
President,
Charles
I
vkp-president.
W.
R.
:
pl
had
got
away
to
church
and;
President.
O.
C.
Macro
tyre.
I
taen
quietly
stole
off
to
the
bush
Vice
-
president,
Dr.
Gordon
,
and.
as
they
afterwards
boasted.!
James.
Secret
ry-Trearer.
E.
R.
Oat-nittn.
Execntfre
Mrs.
Cody.
Mra.
Cut-
ier.
F.
Hill
and
C.
P.
Ashmore.
Billiard
Averages
Junior
f.eame
O.
V.
Chenoskt
(E)
14
Monday,"
Contributed.
J
J.
Saunders
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W.
Stuart
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14
In
Legislature
-on
survey
p.,i
ANYOX.
Mareh
24
The
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1
ir
Community
League
Tennis
Club
has'
tirtn
,h
IM
W
elected
of
fleers
for
thU
year
as
fol-1
four
prtle
W(,n
"wb
m
aaaitiuii
-survey
carried
.j
resident
near
them
S.
lougheed.
mir:
in?
U-glslatu
re
?wer
to
question
d
.
a
member
for
New
w
Of
the
full-se.-.
,:
were
mapping
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,
!
Peace.
Stlkinc
sk
Rivers
One
wn
!
derhool
aad
thr
.:
Hirer
Block
Of
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ton
parties
one
w
it
jOeorge
a
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rw
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r
Si.,
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Pad
It.-
P.ir.f?
j
A
plane
of
the
r..u,tiM
Ai-nrtn
ua.
was
employ-d
i
,.
o!
81.600
to
transpor
r
..
and
two
tons
of
supple
Bj.t!
Lake
to
Thutada
lak
,
r.ftn-ing
an
estimate
sa
&
-iu
expenses
of
$400
Railway
Huildcr
Is
Dead
(Continued
inn
Pw
La
Tuque,
Chu
quiere.
During
thunder
Mr.
Scott
-Quebec
and
Lftk
had
the
envlabi
having
killed
or
a
ger.
Mr.
Scott
servod
f
the
Eighth
Royal
R.:
the
front
en
threat
Windsor.
Or,'
with
border
raid-tn
th?
Fenian
raid
The
late
Mr
Sc.
:
twice,
his
first
Sophie
Marie
Jark
ond
wife
his
f
tr
t
u;:
'delta
Mary
Jarksot
were
dauuhters
of
!'
!on.
dean
of
the
far
of
Laval
UnlveiM"
Uree
sane
and
two
"
Mr.
Scott
wns
Contrvatree
and
Charles
Edward,
catering.
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s;
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.
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A.l'ni
Jack-
T':.,
rf
W
;..
,
-.lerlfBt
:.;
:c
r.
Moose
Dance
Is
EnjoyaU
The
Moose
I.od'
1
for
u
very
enJoa'
night
In
the
lorti
l
pjn.
until
1:10
splm
i:
furnished
by
ih"
Pi-
tra.
Joe
Slaggaid
w.i--ter
of
ceremonies
At
midnight
delin
menu
were
served
(ji'jse
Off!-
1
ma
refw
oft1
the
doer
and
the
commit
te
m
hi'fjf
flrted
of
A.
K.
Nelson
N
s
M
ier.
Ted
Rorvlk.
Andiew
M.
and
Ch
ule
Lemon
pDf
The
Dally
Nes
con
j
chatwi
at--
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.
atrwt,
J"
:
Post.oiiice
ovv
Oranvllle
St..
vancuv-
4
Knrl
AJidernon.
j
Oeoree.
B
C.
r
4
R.
W.
Riley.
Terrace,
D-
Oeneral
8tore
Anyo
Smlthers
Drug
Store,
era.
B.C.
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