PAGET
FOUR
.
BASKETBALL
ON
TUESDAY
Paullieni
Beat
Sons,
ta
Senior
Fixture
Uifih
School
Victorious
In
Intermediate
A
good
card
of
basketball
games
was
played
In
the
Auditorium
on
Tuesday
night;
The
senior
game
was
very
good
and
close-.
At
the
end
of
the
first
half
Sons
of
Canada
led
11-9
but,
toward
the
end
of
the
game,
the
Panthers
put
on
a
final
spurt
which
made-
them
victorious
over
the
Sons
to
the
tune
of
3.1
-2C.
The
first
half
of
the
intermediate
game
found
both,
teams
evenly
matched
with
High
School
having
the
slight
edge.
11-U.
In
the;
second
bait,
however,
the
Mer
chants
loet
their
heeds
and
the
.
.
T
J
1
1
1
1
wigu
ocnoot
pjuyers,
wco
were
mi
good
form,
stepped
out
and.
played
I
all
over
them
and,
at
the
whistle.
:
the
score
stood
36-24
for
Students.
,
In
the
Ladies'
League
fixture
the
Amazons
again
defeated
the
Cardinals
15-10
In
a
close
game.
In
the
junior
contest
the
Scouts
played
hard
to
win
from
the
Rovers,
11-16.
All
during
the
second
half
the
Rovers
were
leading
until,
with,
but
a
few
minutes
to
play,
the
Scout
went
on
a
scoring
spree
to
turn
defeat
Into
victory.
I
Individual
Scores
Senior
League
Panthers
Mitchell
(6),
Macdon-1
aid
7,
Cross
(4),
Irvine
6),
White
(8),
Lyons.
Sons
of
Canada
Ratchford
(15),
Stalker
3).
Currie
(2).
Webster,
Hunt
(1),
Unger
(3),
Wingham
(2).
Intermediate
League
High
School
Walters
(11),
Wingham
(1C;,
Vance,
Unger
U5,
Tobey.
Hickey,
Ross.
Merchants
E.
Dingwell
(8).
P.i
Dingwell
4),
Hunt
2,
Comadlna
(2),
Pierce
(6),
McNulty
(2),
Bacon.
Ladies'
League
Amazons
Boddle
8),
Pritchard.
Morgan
(1),
Tlte
(4,
Rttthie,
Mc-Leod
(2.
Cardinals
Lowe
(2),
Irvine
4),
Krikevsky,
Stone
(4),
Gilchrist.
Junior
League
Rovers
McKlnley
(10),
McRae,
McMeekln,
Davles
(2),
Willlscroft
(4).
Scouts
Santurbane
(12),
Nelson
2J,
VlereeJt
1),
Smith,
Miller,
Nay-lor,
Lindsay
2.
Basketball
Standing
SECOND
HALF
OF
SEASON
Senior
League
W.
L.
Pts.
C.
N.
R.A.
...
v
8
2
12
Panthers
..
;..6
3
12
Sons
of
Canada
1
8
2
Intermediate
League
W.
'
I
Pts
High
School
6
4
12
Merchants
S
5
10
Tuxts
4
0
8
Ladles'
League
'
W.
L.
Pts.
Amazons
7
4-
14
Cardinals
4
7
8
Junior
League
W.
L.
Pts
Rovers
5
3
10
Japanese
Students
4
3
8
League
of
Nations
3'
4
6
Boy
Scouts
5
s
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
W.
U.
L.
P.
Oanadiena
21
7
15
49
Toronto
19
7
15
45
Maroon,
...
U,
6
21
40
Americans
14
8
20
36
American
Division
Rangers
22
7
14
51
Chicago
lfl
10
10
42
Detroit
16
8
19
40
Boston
13
11
18
37
Gymnastic
Hote
f
!
It
m.
'
1
rr-ri
AJ
I
w
luaw.vM,
mom
Fiftein-yi
ar-old
Jack
Hoist
Is
regarded
as
America's
outstanding
hope
for
gymnastic
supremacy
at
the
coming
Olympics.
He
is
shown
doing
a
dlltlcult
one-hand
stand.
FINALS
IN
BADMINTON
Ronald
Allen
is
Winner
in
Three
Events
Cup
Presented
By
Mayor
Finals
last
evening
in.
the
city
badminton
championship
tournament
resulted
as
follows:
Men's
Singles
Ronald
Allen
beat
Robert
Tobey.
15.3,
15-4.
Men's
Doubles
Ronald
Allen
and
William
Tobey
jr.
beat
William
Lambie
and
Shelford
Dar-ton,
15-9,
15-10.
Mixed
Doubles
Ronald
Allen
and
Miss
Mjra
Kinslor
beat
C.
J.
Norrington
and
Mrs.
A.
E.
Par-low,
10-15.
15-4,
15-4.
Ladies'
Doubles
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
and
Miss
Frances
Cross
defeated
Miss
'
Bessie
Thompson
and
Miss
Amelia
Pillsburr.
15-11,
15-8.
Following
the
playing
of
the
games,
the
cups
were
presented
to
their
winners
by
Mayor
C.
H.
Ormc.
BADMINTON
IS
ENJOYED
Members
of
Rupert
East
and
First
United
Clubs
Participate
In
American
Tournament
Members
of
Rupert
East
and
First
United
Church
badminton
cluba
participated
In
an
interesting
American
tournament
last
evening
on
the
courts
In
First
United
gymna
sium.
There
were
19
couples
entered
!
and
Miss
Edith
Miller
and
Pete
Fer
guson
defeated
Miss
Hilda
Beale
and
C.
Anderson
in
the
final
by
a
score
of
15-8.
15-4.
BASKETBALL
i
March
11
Panthers
vs.
C.
N
R.
Tuxls
vs.
Uwh
School.
Cardinals
vs
Anvizons.
League
of
N
itions
vs
Japanese
?
jjjj
R0VR
L
Gives
You
The
Strength
oS
Beef
HAWKS
LEAD
IN
BILLIARDS
,
Two
Games
of
Tonight's
Fixture
With
Jewelers
Played
Last
i
Evenlug
l
Two
games
of
tonight's
Junior.
Billiard
League
fixture
between
Hawk
and
Jewelers
were
played
last
eveningr,
the
Hawks.
as,
a
result,
taking
an
aggregate
lead
of
400
to
198.
The
individual
scores
wye
as
follows:
J.
May
(Hawks),
200;
Len
Raabe
(Jewelers),
126.
Chris
Perry.
200;
Alex
Straclun,
72.
The
remaining
three
games
will
be
played
this
evening.
Dimara
Billiard
averages
Avpraaps
Junior
League
G
T.
Av.
J.
Saunders
(J)
9
1785
196
G.
Howe
(B)
.
12
2298
192
N.
Chenoskl
(E)
.12
2294
191
J.
May
H
.13
2452
188
W.
Stuart
(J)
..
.12
2251
188
R.
Fong
(LN)
.
12
2245
187
P.
Johnson
IE)
.12
2248
187
P.
Vaccher
(LN)
12
2223
185
A.
Zadaroskl
(E)
12
2192
184
jw.
Huteon
(ID
.'
12
2199
183
jw.
Funnell
(J)
3
546
182
L.
Raabe
(E)
'.
12
2156
180
2332
179
W.
Murray
(H)
8
1436
180
R.
Wicks
H
12
2141
178
F.
Aldrldge
(LN)
12
2140
178
E.
Batt
(LN)
12
210?
176
B.
Weadle
LN
9
1561
173
A.
Strachan
(J)
13
2178
168
A.
Murray
(LN)
2
335
168
1.
Bulger
Ui
12.
1894
158
C.
Perry
(ID
12,
1863.
155
W.
E.
Ha
hurst
(H)
4
604
151
Local
Sport
!
:
f
r
1
THE
On,
Long
Hike
OSZ
QEThJ
IS,
SeYieWeQ
y
wn,tem
Cruicksnank.
president.;
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Gyro
Clu'.
,.
,
wno
neurUly
thanked
Bishop
Sov-!
i
f
-n
t
.i
l
iHT,"
1
ndy:8n
fox
Ws
as
anTvoIcec
t
i
Lytic
u
Is
Pub
bhed
In
Snort
apprwJatlon
of
ofl
Pages
Of
ancouver
Sun
,the
Canadtan
PaclfJ.
A
.
,
lengthy
.
but
.
interesting
.
,
...
letter
by
J.
W.
Ptommer
of
this
city
to
.
"
n,,i,M,
.
k,
.
.
.
,.IB1nP
might
attend
and
address
Andy
editor
of
Lytlec
sports
h;tne
luncneoa
Vancouver
Sun.
is
featured
on
the)
Gue
at
lunchtQn
mcludw,
tport
of
a
recent
Vancouver
page
Rt
Rev
Q
A
R
f.?
amf
spoit8'4par:
ledonia;
Very
Rtv.
J.
B
Gibson,
tkutariy
bMMbtl
and.
track'defln
Q,
Slndnw.t
cathedraT
S2ls?f.
bast
North-
7B"7
v
,
"";ern
Cross.
Mayor
'
Cyril
H
is
far
removed
city
so
from
major
Jonn
Q
H
,Detrolt,
"
B
lrm"
.-HU.
luo..
"lllellenthal
sensratraoie
oi
a
nanaicap.
BATTLE
IS
POSTPONED
"
i
Billy
Petrolic
lias
Bad
ColdHout,
With
Rat
Uattallno
Delayed
NEW
YORK.
Marsh
10:-Suffer-iW
from
a
bad
cold.
Billy
Petrolle,
the
Fargo
welterweight,
has
heen
lantea
a
postponement
until
March
33
of
his
bout
with
Bat
Battalino
which
was
to
have
been
ttaged
in
Madison
Square
Garden
;
here
ihts
rTlday
night.
HOUSE
RESTORES
VOTE
FOR
.MINES
WASHINGTON,
DO.,
March
10:1
Senator
Davis
of
Pennsylvania!
was
sueeesstul
in
having
the
House
restore
to
the
budget
a
sum
of
$194,615
for
he-'
(
Bureau
of
Mines!
which
it
had
been
proposed
to
lop!
off.
I
ALASKA
WlllvATUF.U
Juneau
High.
22:
low.
20.
Ketchikan
High,
30;
low.
28.
?pi5Da
ilyNe
w.
cnvbe
pu
T
CIIUSCU
ai
T
Post
Office
News
Stand.
325
4
Oranvlllc
St..
Vancouver.
Knrl
Anderson,
prlnco
Oeorge,
B.C.
R.
W.
Riley,
Terrace.
B.G.
I
General
Store,
Anyox.
j
8mlthers
Drug
Store.
Smith-
ers.
B.a
'
'
-mu
to
Baltic
is
the
trek
'
of
Helen
Howell,
pretty
American
girl.
Inspiring
Appeal
FVjr
New
World:
NeiVhborUvod
Made
bishop
of
Yukon
in
Ad-,
lrCsS
to
cyro
Ciub.
(Continued
from
Page
1)
schools
and
the
service
olubs
oould
da
muth.
There
should
be
no
such
thing
as
"superior
and
"inferior
'
nations.
Better
would
it
be
to
call
them
"advanced"
and
"backward"
nations.
"LeA
us
banish
ignorance,"
con-
iinued
the
speaker.
"Then
let
us
eliminate
prejudices
based
on
half-
truths
forget
past
grudges,
and
finally,
let
us
not
Judge
nations
by
the
unwise
acts
of
individual.:.
And
may
all
good
men
give
of
their
beat
towards
realizing
these
ideals."
in
opening
his
address,
Bishop!
sovereign
brought
greetings
fronvj
Vancouver
Gyro
Ciub
of
which
he
I
&
a
prominent
member.
It
was
nov
bis
first
visit
to
Prince
Runert
fori
he
recalled
that
he
had
been
here
twenty-live
years
asjo
and
had
attended
the
opening
ol
Prince
Ru-
)Muntvr
iHHri.
urn
rnnce
ku
pert
Inn.
,
Tne
luneneon
was
presided
over;
permuxmf
the
steamer
Prtnceiv
u
u
K.
Osne,
Simon
i
Juneau,
Rev.
W.
D
Grant
Hollinsjworih,
Orme
Stewart
and
P.
A.
MacCallum.
Why
Pay
a
high
price
for
floe
clothes
when
Tip
Top
Tailors
will
make
to
your
measure
any
of
their
wide
range
of
flneNwool
fabric,
TIP
TOP
TAILORS
1'.
Ciavetlo
Corner
fjth
Ave.
and
Fulton
Si.
1'hone
7S6
Westinghousa
Washing;
Machines
Vacuum
Sweepers
Flat
Irons
Mada
Lamps,
etc.
McUAE
BROS.,
LTD.
ItL'V
CANADIAN
C.UOWN
Sweet
Pea
Seeds
'Jt
Varieties
and
ruiaJjtj
the
Also
up-to-date
selection
of
DAHLIAB-Includlng
all
the
latest
types.
Wtlta
for
our
Free
Catalogue
CROSLAND
BROS.
DUNCAN,
B.C.
Daily
Nwi
want-Ad
bring
rulU.
The
diy,
even
hwtofthe
Heinz
ovens
permit!
you
to
have
beans
with
a
flavour,
a.
lightness,
and
with
digestible
qualities
that
all
the
boiling
or;
steaming
in
the
world
could
not
equal.
MosC,inned
beans
arc.
steamed
or
boiled
Look
on
the
label
oC
the
brand
you
use.
Unless
you
find
the
word
"BakedV
those
btjans
aren't
baked.
In
the
Heinz
ovens
at
Leamington
beans
are
so,
baked
that
all
the
flavour
&
retained
and
the
delicious
rich,
sauces
that
only
Hcin
can
make
permeate
every
bean,
as
butter
permeates
a
well
baked,
mealy
potato.'
Taste
once
more
the.
MADE
AT
UAMINCTOM,
ONTAIUO.
OTEN
5.000
FACTS
AIIOL'T
CANADA
The
new
odlUon
of
"5.000
Facta
About
Canada."
for
will
be
welcomed
by
the
publle,
as
It
contains
a
wealth
of
new
data,
includ
ing
the
latest
census
returns
of
cl-
les
and
tawna
over
tQkOOO
ponula-
tlon.
The
compiler,
Frank
Ytlgh,
j
In
answer,
to
questions
Mkedin
and
Bella
'
the
well
known
Canadian
author
the
House
of
Commons
at
Ottawa
Junotun
xnA
publlcvt.
meets
a
long
felt
by
Olof
Hanson.
MP
for
Skeena.
Kahykxkt
want
in
this
annual
compendium
of
Hon.
H.
II.
Stevt
m.
minister
o(
ated
651
Canadian
facts,
truly
"the
Domln-
j
trade
anil
commerce,
replied
that
a
BrltiMi
-Ion
In
a
Nutshell."
that
has
a
world-
Edward
Albert
Wheeler,
who
actd
sax
Conn:
wide
circulation
Fifty
chapters
as
census
enumerator
at
Bella
enU
wen;
n
deal
with
every
phase
of
our
na
tional
life
in
the
most
concrete;
form,
giving
a
vivid
impression
of
the
progMas
or
otherwise
ot
the;
country.
Tim
la
muoh
to
hearVm
the
reader
in
its
enn
Lenta,
in
the-trlklng
eentsasta
mad
with
pre.'
vloua
yearn
and
chiefly
when
mra-'
tured
by
1900.
showing
a
marked1
degree
of
progress
In
spite
of
seasonal
fluctuations.
The
Fa;U
in
fact
act
as
a
wholesome
tonic.
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Friday
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midnight
Ss.
Princess
Adelaide
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.p.m.
Mar.
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Prln.
Norah.
p,m.
Mar.
isa.
rrm.
yuron,
pm
From
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ss.
Cardena
p.m.
,
Wecl-s.
Pr.
George
10:30
a.m.
'
Frldy-ss.
Venture
....
...
.
p.m.
SS.
Princess
Adelaide
p.nt
Mar.
9
ss.
Prln.
Norah
a
m..
Mar..
lOr-ss.
Prln.
Norah
a.m.
i
Mat.
ss,
Prliv.
Norah
a.m.
.
For
Nasi
lllvr
and
Pott
SlnipMttw,
Sunday
s.
Canlena
9
p-m.
From
Naas
Uivcr
&
l'or
Slnipwtwl
Tuesday
sr.
Cardena
ll:3Q
am
!
For
Stewart
and
Anvox
!
SuiKlsyr
vs.
Onrdena.
0
p.m.
Wedas.
Pi.
Qcorw
i
P-m.
delicious
savour
of
beans,
at:
Grandma
used
to
bake
them
in
the
old,
wood
stove.
You,
can
j;et
Heinz
Ovcr
llalivd.lk'aiis
in,
four,
tempting
styles
Two
styles
with
Tomato
sauce
with-Fork
and
without.
Then,,
tlier.c
is.
Hpston
stylo
with
IHrk
and
a
delicious
sweet
sauce
Lastly,
Red
Kidney
Ucans
in
a
savoury
sauee-ready
to
serve.
They
arc
all
OVEN-BAKED.
Kemcmber,
only
Baked
Beans
can
Ik?
la
lielled
"Baked,"
EIMZ
FO
NEARLY
A
OUARIIS
Of
A
CTMUHtT
BEANS
Questions
A$ked
In
House
About,
tensus
tounter
wntfrtsheti
ZJhtOHuinal
1
n
ta
JWK1MUIIM
Chit
ftdvertisemsnt
u
not
nubllsned
or
di
.
Control
Uoara
ur
Uy
tim
Ciovtirunvml
ot
Vx
1
FOUR
KINDS
all
bahcdl
T.TTH
TOUA:
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ta
and
rows
IN
TOM
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:
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