bh
wimn
mm
inpr
mmnfwmmiwtm
i?
krnrnrfii
irfiTTniT1gT,g,1nrrBIillgiaiB,B?I,BBlSfCjCa1jB,afBiiii
'REGULATION
0
for
i
Qv
WU
I
CRITICIZED
Mb
News
of
The
UKanmas-ij:ctgmsOT
SOFTBALL
IS
OPENED
Htth
School
Season
Started
Yes.j
-
terday
With
Falcon
Beating
!
Cubs
Rh
nef
I
Hie
first
game
of
the
season
is
the
High
School
Softball
League
was
played
Wednesday
afternoon
j
on
the
lllfh
School
grounds.
Th
teams
playing
were
the
Oubs
and'
the
Falcons,
the
latter
winning
oy,
the
score
of
4
to
3.
I
In
the
last
inning
the
Falcons,
I
being
one
nut
behind,
went
to
but
!
determinedly
and
drove
out
four!
hits
in
succession,
two
runs
cros?
j
ing
Hie
plate,
giving
them
the
game.
The
Falcons
were
strong
at
the
bat,
but
weak
in
the
field,
turning
in
eight
errors.
The
Cobs
were
were
strong
in
the
field,
having
only
two
field
errors,
but
were
weak
at
bat.
Fatecns:
Cross
'captain
i
left
short
stop;
Christtson,
right
short
stop:
Hale,
left
field:
Welle.
1st
base:
MeCaffery.
right
field:
Allen,
pitcher
8t2egavig
.catcher:
Dungs
le,
2nd
base:
W.
Murray.
3rd
base:
Ritchie,
centre
field.
Cobs:
Moxley
(captain)
1st
bast
Fulton,
left
fied;
Stlneoh,
pitcher;
Ross,
right
short
atop;
Church,
catch;
'Obata.
left
shortstop
Faw.
right
field;
Hanson,
2nd
base:
Palmer,
centre
field;
WBHseroft,
3rd
base.
Umpire
C
Smith.
Base
Umpire
R.
Tobey.
Reporter
W.
Tobey.
SPORT
CHAT
Jock
Gibson
has
his
four
foot,
six
inch
model
yacht
"Vagrant"
all
rigged
up
at
the
dry
dock
and
ready
to
go.
Jock
claims
the
Vagrant
cant
be
beaten.
Jock
has
Just
completed
a
model
of
the
full
rigged
ship
"Sovereign
of
the
Seas"
and
is
starting
one
of
that
famous
old
wonder
ship
"Cutty
Sark,"
the
only
tailing
ship
now
left
under
the
British
flag.
Basil
Bubbock.
the
historian
of
sailing
ships,
says
In
his
book,
"The
Log
of
the
Cutty
Sark:"
"No
ship
ever
passed
her
nor
was
she
ever
hove-to
on
her
last
ten
voyages
to
Australia
while
commanded
by
Capt.
Woodgate.
The
famous
old
clipper
has
a
sail
lng
record
of
364
knots
for
24
hours
run,
done
more
than
once."
She
was
built
In
Dumbarton,
Scotland.
Foreign
participants
in
the
Oames
of
the
Olympiad,
to
be
celebrated
in
Los
Angeles
from
July
30
to
August
14,
will
be
accorded
the
same
courtesies
as
are
extended
to
distinguished
visitors
while
entering
and
leaving
the
United
States,
according
to
the
organizing
committee.
Special
identity
cards,
replacing.
'the
.usual-
passport
and
walyta'tJta
.-Ifoad
'
tax
van
visa
charges,
jrUvf.
beY
Issued-
by
the
committee
and
sent
to
all
national
Olympic
committees
for
the
use
of
athletes:
managers,
coaches,
trainers
or
other
attendants;
members
of
Olympic
committees
or
sports
federatlona;
officials,
accredited
press
representatives
and
members
of
the
Immediate
families
or
servants
of
the
above
mentioned
groups.
This
advertisement
is
not
puollsinti
or
dlsplayea
by
the
Llquoi
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Training
For
Track
Meet
fnSSSJufawT
'rV
jlSSSSSr
flflP
BSSSBSSS
JaVsdT
tlm
A
period
of
stiff
training
marks
he
approach
of
Inter-varstty
sports
in
England
This
photograph
shows
St.
L
Thornton.
Cambridge
man
clearing
a
hurdle
at
iheir
new
track.
NATIONALS
WINJITLE
Toronto
Takes
Allan
Cup
By
Defeating
Fort
William
in
Second
Game
of
Finals
TORONTO,
April
7:
Toronto
Nationals
won
the
senior
amateur
hockey
championship
of
the
Dominion
and,
with
it,
the
Allan
Cup
here
last
night
when
they
won
the
second
game
of
the
final
series
one
to
nil
in
overtime
against
Fort
William.
The
Nationals
had
won
the
first
game
by
a
score
of
seven
to
four.
Prince
George
Basketballers
Drop
Another
ARMSTRONG.
AprU
7:
The
touring
Prince
George
High
School
basketball
team
suffered
another
reverse
here
when
It
was
defeated
33
to
ID
by
the
Armstrong
High
School
team.
Results
of
Fire
Probe
at
Terrace
In
1930
Wanted
Thomas
Uphill.
Labor
member
(or
Fernie.
has
Inquired
in
the
Legislature
If
an
Investigation
Into
the
matter
of
forest
fires
was
held
by
the
department
of
lands
at
Terrace
during
1930
and,
if
so.
have
the
results
of
such
investigation
been
made
miblle
and.
if
not.
what
were
the
results
of
such
investigation?
Best
Remedy
for
Colds
and
Flu
E'it
YL2
GROTTO
WINNER
Upheld
Cribbage
Champioi
Championship
Last
Night
By
Defeating
Canadian
Legion
Grotto,
champions
of
the
City
Cribbage
League,
upheld
their
su
premacy
la
this
line
of
indoor
sport
last
night
when
they
met
Canadian
Legion,
champions
of
the
Whist
League,
and
inflicted
a
15
to
12
defeat
upon
them.
A
brief
session
of
whist
followed
the
cribbage,
the
Grotto
being
again
victorious
by
a
score
of
2
to
1.
DIVIDING
OF
SEATS
(Continued
from
Pae
1
Skeena
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Omlneca
affects
three
outstanding
Liberal
members,
T.
D.
Pattullo
of
Prince
Rupert,
Dr.
H.
O.
Wrlnch
of
Skeena
and
A.
M.
Manson,
K.C.,
of
Omlneca.
The
Vancouver
Island
combina
tion
rules
out
either
George
S.
Pearson,
present
member
for
Nanalmo,
or
L.
A.
Hanna,
present
member
for
Albernl.
The
Revelstoke-Columbia
merger
is
a
natural
sequel
of
the
December
by-election
when
Thomas
King
de
feated
the
government
candidate.
Revelstoke
Is
represented
by
Dr.
W.
II.
Sutherland.
No
fewer
than
seven
of
the
11
Liberal
members
of
the
present
House
are
put
on
the
griddle
by
the
redistribution
scheme,
while
only
wo
of
the
36
Conservative
members
ire
adversely
affected.
Mail
Schedule
CLOSES
AT
POST
OFFICE!
for
the
East-Monday.
Wednesday
and
Friday
2
p.m.
From
the
East-Saturday,
Tuesday
and
Thurs
day
m
:
10M0
am
For
Vancouver-Tuesday
-
12:30
noon
Thursday
9
p.m.
Friday
-
11
pjit
April
3,
13
and
24
pjn.
From
Vancouver-Sunday
..-
pjn.
Wednesday
...........10:30
ajn.
Friday
..
.
-
pjn.
April
8,
20
and
30
ajn.
For
Stewart
and
Anrox
Sunday
8
p.m
Wednesday
3
pm
From
Stewart
and
Anyut
Tuesday
11:30
ajn.
Thursday
8
pjn.
For
Naas
silver
and
Port
Simpson-Sunday
8
p.m.
From
Naas
Illver
and
Port
Simpson
Tuesday
11:30
am.
For
Queen
Charlottes-April
2,
16
and
30
,.
9
pjn.
EMPRESS
DEFEATED
a
picked
uam
from
the
thiw
other
teams
in
the
League
to
a
,
.
..
.1.
-
...
..n
tions'.
200:
A
ZadaroskL
122,
SOFTBALL
:
ORGANIZED
.Meeting
of
High
School
Club
Decide
on
Schedule
to
The
executive
of
the
High
School
Softball
Club
met
on
Tuesday
In
the
school
library
with
President
Carl
Smith
in
the
chair.
The
sixty
odd
boys
wishing
to
play
softball
I
were
divided
into
five
teams
Fsrt;
Irnn
fhlh
Tlr
fliant
arwf
Plf.
ate
followlng
are
teAnu
with
their
respective
captains:
Falcons
W.
Cross
t
captain),
R.
Alien,
T5
nungate.
J.
Welle.
B.
Mur-1
ray.
D.
Cnristison,
P.
Stegavlg,
J.
Ritchie,
A,
Hale,
M.
MeCaffery.
F.
Peachy.
Fisher.
Cubs
Bp
Moxley
(captain),
D.
Stinech,
R.
Obata,
R.
Church,
O.
Hanson,
B.
WUMceroft,
O.
Fulton,
L.
Faw,
A,
Davie,
P.
Palmer,
D.
Morrison.
R.
Ross.
Tigers
BUI
Tobey
(captain).
Bob
Tobey.
H.
Morgan,
J.
OUKs,
T.
Marshall,
J.
McRae,
R.
Wilson.
R.
Em-melman,
J.
Oreer,
M.
McLeod,
D.
Sutherland,
L.
Wilson.
Otants
Carl
Smith
(etptaln).
B.
Unger.
D.
Arney.
Y.
Kishlmoto.
H.
8uehiro.
O.
Wing
ham.
G.
Blake,
A.
Dominate.
R.
Peachy,
T.
Johnstone,
W.
Murdock,
M.
Forbes.
I
Pirates
K.
Nakamoto
(captain).
.
J.
Obachina,
H.
Postuhi,
N,.
Allen.
T.
Nakamoto.
W.
Smith,
E.
Santur-
bane.
A.
Ktrkendall,
A.
Ivarson,
L.j
Crotnp,
A.
Walters,
R.
Orme.
Following
is
the
schedule
of
thei
games
to
be
played:
Falcons
vs.
Oubs.
Giants
vs.
Pirates.
Cubs
vs.
Tigers.
Falcons
vs
Pirates.
Tigers
vsO
tents.
Cubs
vs.
Pirates.
Falcons
vs.
Giants.
Tigers
vs.
Pirates.
Cubs
vs
Giants.
Falcon.
vs.
Tigess.
PUBLISHING
OF
REPORT
I'attullo
Believes
All
Details
Northern
K.
C.
Resources
Should
Be
Revealed
San
Francisco,
of
T.
D
Pattullo.
leader
of
the
Liberal
Opposition
and
member
for
Prince
Rupert,
has
been
demanding
hi
the
Legislature
the
tabling
of
more
detailed
information
as
to
the
Joint
survey
of
resources
made
In,
Northern
British
Columbia
by
the
provincial
government
and
Oana-!
dlan
National
and
Canadian
Pacific
Railways.
In
view
of
other
statements
which
have
come
out.
Including
that
in
which
construction
ofian
outlet
at
this
time,
was
con-..
aldMeji
prenatufe
Mr.
Pattuifo
be-;
lleves
the
people
are
entitled
to
the
full
Inforrfiitfon.
'
'
,
GOI.F
IN
UNITED
STATES
..
There
'are
upward
of
5000
trolf
clubs
reattered
throughout
the
United
States,
with
membership
ranging
from
nine
at
Osceola
Country
Club-
nine-hole
course
in
Ne-bratka
to
Ino
5000
reported
by
the
Olympic
QoU
Country
Club
near,
Pattullo
and
Manson
Opposed
to
316V-t-
Charge
Fee
F6f
Chil
dren
.Orej.lG
jt
School.
;
VJCTORIA.,April
f
Declaring
'that
sooner
or
later
the
country
would
have
to
face,
the
problem
of
.giving
the
young
people-
wora
or
letting
them
continue
at
scnooi.
i.
D.
Pattullo,
Liberal
opposition
lead-
Billiard
learn
De-,
Representabve
and
member
prtnW
Rupert
feated
Junior
League
Cham-
.
rntrtainn
,,nli,.
ploni
With
Clean
Sweep
'-
Last
NiSht
.
rational
.
estimates
.
whereby,
muni-icipaiitles
are
given
discretionary
.
powef
to
charge
parents
for
send-
iters
who
cannot
get
work
are
al
ready
taking
to
loose
habits
and
crime."
declared
Mr.
Pattullo.
"I
11
U
,nd
"
kHooU
when
th
mrh
as
played
last
riht
the
-
fr,
(-native
earn
mak-,thn
m
prUKms-
.
.
L
M
n-
mwnber
-
ing
a
clean
-p
ro
win
by
an
ag-
gregate
,r,
c!
1
000
to
V.
Indl-
"A"!
J1"?,
vidua!
score,
w-
a.
follow.:
JT
"
u
n
.
John
X4,v
Hxwks..
300:
Oeor.:out
fh001
UJ
T
Hcwp
iBmpress).
14$.
William
M.irray
'Hawks).
300
NKk
Chenoki
186
.
William
Stuart
Jewellers).
200.
Paul
Joitrtson.
153.
t
.
n
1
i
TT
I
i
AAi.
luuuay
ffjunaeis
inwi
sm,
i
Pete
Chenosk;
159.
1
Benny
Wendle
'League
of
Na
'
youthful
age
to
go
to
university,
he
I
declared
PIPE
TESTED
by
a
SALESMAN
104,
lSf.tuiSOi
parkufrt
Im
In
H-ftaiirul
ImmUir
tint
the
kitMIes'
evening
meal
you
couldn't
serve
a
better
tlisli
than
Kellogg's
Corn
Flakes
with
milk
or
cream.
So
easy
to
digest.
Extra
good
for
le
CORN
COStN
FLAKES
Sold
by
all
grtxrrt.
Srrtri
by
hotrlt,
rrtlmurantt.
rufeurlmt
tin
Jimrrt
J
child
roi
REMEMBER
'T1ieVatiractloti
one
csixTlrtices
m
lien,
uml
afler.
snioling
a
pipe
f
Turret
Is
mot
iirntifjlng.
In
Turret
pipe
tulturro
you
have
lcen
tinustiallj
Bucces.ful
In
prcpurinp
a
Mciul
flitch
suits
all
diierninK
.inokcr,
IhiIIi
In
qualily
and
rlc
therein,
iiinl.ulilcllv,
lie
the
route
of
its
popular
approval
anil
ilemainl.
AflrrnnarduotiM
newnion
nt
the
Maily
round'
I
find
fevr
plranurm
to
equal
the
fragrant,
mellow
moke
of
Turret
pipe
tobacco.
Thone
hIio
KmokeTurrrt
pljwj
tohnrro
live
up
to"
that
!e
old
Ijitin
ipiolatioiu
Diim
vlvimtu
vlva-nuis
(while
live,
let
us
live)."
TURRET
A
good,
cool
smoke
PIPE
OBACCO
Pipe
tcslrd
Turret
Jin
cut
or
thnne
ir
fin
rolf
their
oien
Take
a
tip
from
your
favorite
light
opera
st'-plIE
Studint
Prines"
and
the
great
pre-war
success,
1
"Tin
Prines
of
Pilien,"
In
stirring
'ioait"
scenes
sxstnpllfy
tU
art
sf
drinking
beer
ss
a
medium
of
good
fellowship.
PILSENER
LAGER
BEER
U
like
m
mild
refreihlng
Ugtr
beers
of
the
olden
tlmi.
It
U
ithl
and
wholtiomt,
wllh
a
good
malt
ssntent
and
txcellet
hop
flavor,
which
makes
it
healthful
and
most
rtfreihinj.
$.oo
Al
Onirniil
mian
JTL'"J"AAl
Beers
and
Old
Countr
rVlH.
C.,cde,
U.B.C.
Bob..
.
euaiuy
products
of
one
of
The
of
British
Columbia
families.
"
"a
cream
Stout
are
the
lint1
fs?!U5Ji!!i?f
Dooulir
ial
of
thi
!h"S.
1
B,"
etr,ifif
h
welfare
of
hundreds"
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LIMITED
TMs
sdyjrjUiBjnt
is
poj
publishid
or
dl.plar.d
by
th.
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the