BASKETBALL
1
AT
TERRACE
High
School
Defeats
Town
and
Resumes
League
Leadership
i
TERRACE,
March
8:
In
a
regular
league
basketball
game
here
the
High
School
regained
their
former
position'
at
the
top
or
the
league,
wheri
they
defeated
the
Town
by
a
score
Of
25
to
12.
The
High
School
victory
was
due
largely
to
their
speed
and
combination,
and
at
no
time
during
the
latter
part
of
the
game
were
they
in
danger
from
the
Town.
It
was
Impossible
to
point
out
any
Individual
player
on
the
High
School
team,
while
Thomas,
playing
for
the
Town,
was
a
constant
threat
for
the
SChobJ
Team.
High
SShool
Johnstone
(6),
Mc-Leod
HO),
Little
7,
Olsen
Hi.
Kerr
(1),
Thomas.
Town
Nelson
7).
Kenney,
Thomas
4i,
France
H.
Hill.
In
an
exhibition
game
Vanars-dol
waS
able
to
take
the
Native
Sons
Into
camp
by
a
score
of
33
U
23.
This
game
was
also
fast
and
provided
plenty
of
thrills
for
the
:
audience.
The
Native
Sons,
how-!
ever,
started
too
fast
and
towards
the
end
of
the
game
they
couldn't
:
keep
lip
their
Fpeed
and
Vanarsdo'
was
able
to
score
almost
at
will.
I
Feak
was
undoubtedly
the
out-
standing
player
on
the
floor,
while
i
Burnett
went
on
a
scoring
spree
for
the
Native
Sons.
Vanarsdol
Bolton
(2),
Feak
(19),
Burton
11),
Mason
1),
Nelson.
,
Native
Sons
Smith
M).
Burnett
U3.
Kerr
2),
Mlchlel
(4).
Graham,
Wallace.
In
a
rough,
but
perhaps
the
best
game
the
ladle
have
played
this
season,
the
Dumbells
were
able
to
beat
the
Dabbs
by
a
score
of
12-11.
Margaret
Glass
and
Margaret
McLaren
were
the
outstanding
of
the
Dumbells
while
Helen
Grelg
played
well
for
the
Dubbs.
Billiard
Averages
Junior
League
G.
T.
Av.
J.
Saunders
J)
9
1785
196
O.
Howe
E)
12
2298
192
N.
Chenoski
E)
12
2294
191
J.
May
(H)
12
2252
188
W.
Stuart
J
12
2251
188
R.
Fong
(LN)
12
2245
187
P.
Johnson.
E)
12
2248
187
t.
Baabe
(J)
11
2030
185
P.
Vaccher
(LN)
12
2223
185
A,
Zadaroskl
E
12
2192
184
W.
Hutaon
tin
12
2199
183
W.
Funnell
(J)
3
548
182
P.
OhenOekl
E)
13
2332
170
W.
Murray
H)
B
1436
180
R.
Wleks
(H)
12
2147
178
F.
Aldrldfe
Ltft
12
214b
178
i
E.
Batt
(LNi
12
2197
176
j
A.
Strachan
J
J2
2166
178;
B.
Weftdle
(LNI
9
1561
173
j
A.
Mut'ray
LN)
2
335
ll!
J.
Bulger
XJ)
12
1894
158
a
Pkry
tin
n
163
lil
W,
lUlayhtirst
un
4
604
151
Jack
a-
-lis1-
-
or
;
'
'
Frost,
nature's
greatest;
Jack
architect,
completed
yet
another
wonderful
job,
at
Banff
,on
the
rosin
lino
ot
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
through
the
Rocky
Mountains,
this
winter,
when
he
designed
and
built
the
columns
of
the
ice-cattle
of
the
Carnival
Queen.
As
Is
easily
seen
by
the
picture,
the
two
crest
pillars
art
the
outstanding
features
of
thi
pslscs,
They
wers
built
by
Why
Not
Lucky,
Tco?
This
fresh
camel
wasn't
cellophar:
wrapped
when
he
arrived
t
the
circus
wlnt?r
quarters.
He's
the
son
of
Fntima,
which
seems
to
be
mixing
brands.
If
you
ask
tur
opinion
Mabel
Starke,
famous
animal
trainer,
is
petting
ihe
baby.
CALIFORNIA
WINS
TITLE
University
of
Washington
Loses
Se
cond
Straight
Conference
Basketball
Game
OAKLAND,
March
8:
The
Pacific
Coast
conference
Inter-colle
glate
basketball
title
returned
to
California
.
fiatnrrtiv
rvUiht
.hPwi,.,l
tw.rgaici.suore
gi
University
of
their
second
straight
victory
over
University
of
Washington,
the
score
being
3C
to
24.
In
the
first
game
on
Friday.
California
won
22
to
21.
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
March
8
Panthers
vs
S.
O.
C.
High
School
vs.
Merchants.
Cardinals
vs.
Amaaons.
Rovers
rs.
Scouts.
March
II
Panthers
vs.
C.
N.
R.
Tltxfa
vs.
High
School.
Cardinals
vi.
Amazons.
League
of
Nations
vs.
Japanese
March
15
s.
o:
C.
i.
C.
N.
R.
Tuxls
vs.
Merchants.
Cardinals
vs.
Amazons.
Rovers
vs.
Japan.
j
PoitjthkteiMte
was
for
a
time
the
rmpltal
of
New
York.
Frost
King
of
Architects
putting
Into
play,
one
month
before
the
opening
of
the
great
event,
two
vertical
streams
of
water.
Then,
more
men
got
busy
and
built
the
connecting
wall
ot
gleaming
transparent
ice-blocks,
between
the
two
pillars,
and
set
In
front
of
it
the
great
throne
ot
ice,
from
which
the
ceremonies
of
the
Carnival
were
conducted,
In
the
pretence
of
thousands
of
spectators
from
all
parts
ot
LEAGUE
WINNER
Empress
Defeated
ny
Score
of
895
to
977
In
Junior
Billiard
League
fixture
Winning
four
out
of
the
five
games.
League
ot
Nations
defeated
the
Junior
Billiard
League
last
night.
Individual
score:
were
as
follows:
L.
of
Nations
Empress
F.
Aldridge
177
G.
Howe
200
B.
Wendle
200
N.
Chenoski
198
E.
Batt
200
P.
Johnson
169
P.
Vaccher
200
P.
Chenoski
169
R.
Fong
200
A.
Zadoroski
159
The
league
standing
for
the
second
half
of
the
season
to
date
Is
as
follows:
G.
Ttl
Av.
Impress
9
8297
924
Jewelers
9
8242
916
League
of
Nations
.9
80G4
m
Hawks
9
7783
865
JUNIOR
niLLIAKDS
Mar.
8
L.
of
N.
vs.
Hawks.
Mar.
11
Jewelers
vs.
L.
of
N.
Mar.
18
Empess
vs.
Jewelers.
Mar.
18
L.
of
N
vs.
Hawks.
Mar.
24
Jewelers
vs.
Bmpress.
Mar.
24
Empress
vs.
I,,
of
N.
Mar.
29
Hawks
vs.
Emoreas.
Captain
Kldd.
the
pirate,
was
sent
out
from
England
to
canttire
pirates
and
turned
pirate
himself.
Canada
and
the
United
Statu.
Snow
and
ice
contests
of
all
kind,
winter
sports
In
profusion.
Including
thai
Alberta
Provincial
Skating
Championships,
went
to
make
up
the
programme,
which
termifiited
In
the
election
of
Miss
Margaret
J.
Nicol,
of
Drumheller,
Alts.,
well-known
as
atennls
and
hockey
enthu-slut,
as
Carnival
Queen
for
I93Z.
Her
picture
1
shown
lut.
i
i.
NORTHERN
..
.
.
B.
C.
NEWS
,,
,
,
h
BURNSLAKE
Following
were
first
prize
winners
B.
T.
Ward,
lineman
for
the
the
ski
meebheld
recently
by
the
emment
Telegraphs,
has
been
down
Island
Ski
Club:
boys'
combined
A.,
Albert
Gerow;
boys'
combined
B.,
David
GeruW;
boys
comDlned
C,
Allen
Stanyer;
boys'
marathon,
Al
bert-
Qertiw:
small
boys.
Gordon
Rush!
girls'
class
A..
Irene
Taylor;
girls'
class
B.,
Jessie
Gerow.
new
phone
having
been
Installed
.
.
there.
District
visitors
In
town
during
-
the
past
week
have
Included:
Ar-
Several
new
buildings
arc
being
thur
Prebble,
Blcklc;
Constable
C.
erected
at
the
Southeaster
mine
F.
Oland,
Smlthers;
Charles
Hun-
near
Sfcidegate
for
the
uccommo-ler,
Tyson
Radley
and
A.
Jenkins,
daticn
of
a
larger
crew
which
the
Colleymount;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Kitsault
Eagle
Gold
Mines
Ltd.
ex-Gale,
Nadlna;
Neil
van
de
Vteh.
pects
to
put
on
soon.
Tintagel.
:
In
spite
of
the
fact
that
several
Sam
Cocker.
Conservative
nominee
for
Omlneca
In
the
next
provincial
election,
was
a
visitor
in
town
recently
from
Vanderhoof.
A
great
many
local
people
arc,
now
recovering
from
a
particularly
vicious
type
of
coiti
which
has
kept
some
In'
bed
fof
a
day
or
so.
The
recent
thaw
flooded
r.nny
local
basements
with
water.
The
basement
of
St.
John's
Church
had
several
Inches
of
water
In
it
1
Al
Eckert
and
Andrew
Anderson
have
left
by
auto
for
Vancouver.
The
former
will
visit
his
home
In
Seattle
while
the
latter
will
visit
In
ands
of
the
low
wages
the
provln
,
Victoria
where
his
wife
and
twoctml
sovernment
ki
of
ferine:
on
re
'children
are
at
present.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Lowe
and
family
will
be
leaving
shortly
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver
and
other
points
in
the
south
of
the
province.
Mr.
Lowe,
who
returned
recently
from
a
trip
to
the
Old
Country,
Is
having
!
his
Bulck
car
shipped
back
via
the)
Regret
ts
expressed
on
the
Queen
Panama
Canal.
,
j
Charlotte
labxiKls
at
tbe
transfer
(from
Prince
Rupert
district
of
W.
Mrs.
Macdonald
of
Smlthers
has!K.
Gwyer.
dlrtrtct
engineer
r
the
been
staying
with
Mrs.
A.
M,
Rud-
provincial
department
of
pubMe
dy
during
the
past
week
while
Miss
.works.
The
hope
is
generally
ex-
Avis
Wall
has
been
in
Smlthers
at
tending
the
wedding
of
a
friend.
The
babjrson
of
Mr.
and
stfs.
William
Talbot
his
been
presented
with
an
engraved
silver
cup
sent
by
Mrs.
J.
R.
MacCrlmmon,
formerly
of
Burns
Lake
and
now
residing
In
Almonte,
Ont.,
to
be
presented
U
the
first
baby
bom
In
the
new
Women's
Missionary
Society
Hospital
here.
MASSETT
The
New
Massett
Hall
Is
n
earing
completion.
Among
others
Foreman
J.
Edgars
and
J.
Colllson
are
erven
much
credit
for
giving
their
valuable
service
free
to
the
construction
of
the
'edifice.
For
the
first
time
within
25
years
there
Is
an
epidemic
of
measles
In
Massett.
Ivan
Adams
of
Massett
Is
entcredJ
In
the
Royal
Canadian
Navy
but
for
i
me
iacK
or
vacanclet,
he
will
not
be
:
50lng
f
6f
a
cprisiaerable
length
of
i
Ume-
Tr
Timothy
Ingram
passed
awav
af-
tef
suffering
for
many
months.
He:
out
a
nastian,
.
.
i
'
i
'
There
was
considerable
excite-
meni
in
Massett
a
few
trip
ago
because
the
Wednesday
boat
wtil-h
was
expected
on
Friday
came
on
i
Thursday.
NEW
HAZELT0N
I
Mrs.
J.
p
(Dorothy)
Brown,
the
last
Monday
night.
The
dance
pro-victim
of
an
unfortunate
shooting
gram
Included
a
number
or
novel.
!
affair
recently
rit
the
Klsplox
ties
Including
two
prize
fox
trots.
School,
continue"
to
make
satlsfac-
tory
progress
toward
recovery
In
As
a
precautionary
measure
to
the
Hjielton
Hospital
where
she
is
guard
against
shorta-re
if
oil
at
the
now
a
patient.
Dunwell
power
plant
owing
to
heavy
rnowrall
blocking
tramper-
A
large
hatobcr
of
young
people
tatlon.
the
Northern
B.
O.
Power
were
to
lUtcndanrg
at
a
delightful
Co.
ts
closing
the
plant
there
night-Leap
Veir
dance
which
was
held
ly
between
midnight
and
7
a.m
last
Monday
hhrit
1ft
the
New
Ha-
This
schedule
will
continue
until
wlton
Com
nunlty
flail.
Dancing
continued
iiTnj
t1cTitS!it
and
de-
Ilclous
refresh'
re
sefVed.
i
Thf
Itutelton'docttil
Club
has
secured
th"
old
police
station
pro-'Irty
In
HaZellon
at
auction
for
8101.
Thr
bulldlift'wlll
be
twd
by
the
club
as
a
meeting
nlace
and
;
venue
for
social.
if
fair
Mls,
Helen
fra1t
left
last
Tur-s
day
mornlngTor
fter
home
at
Skce
na
Crowing
after
rpendlns
some
time
as
a
patient
In
the
Hazelton
Hospital.
i
SKIDEGATE
from
Port
Clements
to
look
over
and
repair
the
line
between
Queen
Charlotte
City
and"
Port
Clements
A
branch
line
has
been
extended
to
the
Kltsault-Eagle
Gold
Mine
Ltd
Southeaster
mine
near
STcidegutt
logging
camp
have
been
opened
up
in
this
part
of
the
Qteen
Charlotte
Islands
there
are
more
th
in
cnataft
men
on
hind
locally
to
nun
the
camps.
'
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Q.
Leary
of
Miller
Hreek
motored
cto'm
a
few
days
ago
to
pay
a
vieit
with
friends
In
Sklde-eate
and
Queen
Charlotte
City.
A.
J.
Gordon,
local
road
foreman,
left
on
the
Prince
John
this
week
for
a
brief
visit
In
Prince
Rupert
official
btwtnees.
Considerable
criticism
has
been
heard
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
1st-
'ief
road
work.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
James
Denhotm
of
(he
Dune
summer
resort
at
Hell
motored
down
teat
week-end
to
visit
with
friends
at
Skldegate
and
queen
Charlotte
City.
pressed
that
It
will
not
be
long
before
Mr.
awyer
returns
to
the
district.
ALICE
ARM
!
Kalnt
Smith
of
Montreal,
after
j
having
spent
a
holiday
of
seven
weeks
here
as
the
guest
of
J.
O.
muddy,
has
left
for
San
Francisco
j
J.
MeCabe.
who
has
ben
rellev-j
lag
J.
C.
BUKkly
in
charge
ol
the
Government
office
here,
has
left
on
his
retam
to
Atyansh.
Dr.
J
antes
of
Anyox
was
a
vltKcr
here
recently
and
held
a
clinic
tor
all
local
persons
desiring
to
be
vaccinated.
An
enjoyable
card
party
wa
held
by
the
Alice
Arm
Athletic
At
soeJattcn
in
the
club
house.
Deli
cious
refreshments
were
sertfl
during
the
evening.
In
a
mass
of
snow,
ice
and
rocks
of
a
tilde
in
a
small
bay
near
here
;
were
found
recently
the
bodies
o?
!
six
wolves
and
twelve
goats.
It
Is
I
thought
that
the
animals
were'
either
cauaht
in
th
nh
nt
,.;
slide
or
thM
the
goats
in
stand
ing
off
rursult
by
the
famished
wives,
had
disturbed
loose
ground
high
on
the
mountainside
and
thHt.
all
were
engulfed
and
swept
ta
the
bottom
when
the
earth
gave
way
STEWART
A
delightful
Leap
Year
dance
was
staged
by
the
Canadian
Learlnn
hr
'he
condition
of
the
roads
pormltoV
the
usual
suduIv
of
oil
hino
totM
to
lhi
plant.
What
was
known
'tif
the
mill
power
plant
was
wiped
out
by.
a
sHde
recently.
J.
B.
Watson,
well
known
mem-
ber
of
the
Premier
office
staff,
has
left
for
a
holiday
trip
to
Vancou
ver
lie
skllert
from
the
mine
to
Nlnr
Mile
and
hid
an
arduous
time,
making
the
rest
of
the
trip
In
an
ore
DitMcet
ovr
the
tram
line.
An-
nminrr
mnt
has
Just
been
made
of
Ihe
marriage
last
September
In
BtlllHttham
of
Mr.
Watson
and
e
Yes,
It's
the
Kidneys
Pm
in
the
tmall
of
the
back
till
of
kHnsv
4cmm.i.
and
twtllm
ofthe
limb.
'
"
u
Backache
it
iht
mol
certain
warnmj
that
Iht
Mnn
to
Alter
the
pohcnotii
uric
acid
from
the
blood
'
70U
may
alto
hive
frequent
htdchti
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