BASKETBALL
!ARE
OFF
BASKETBALL
LAST
NIGHT,
TO
ALASKA
AT
TERRACE
Intermediate
Game
Was
Best,
Tuxis
Boys
Defeating:
Merchants
Basketball
Standing
SECOND
HALF
OP
SI1ASON
Senior
League
W,
L.
Pts.
PantlMN
2
0
4
1
C.
N.
It.
A
1
1
2
32
Taxi
0
2
0
Intermediate
League
W.
L.
Pts
Merchants
2
1
4
Tuxis
2
2
4
High
Schoof
1
2
2
Ladies'
League
W.
L.
PU.
Amazons
3
1
6
Cardinals
1
l
2
Comets
0
2
0
Junior
League
W.
L.
PU
League
of
Nations
2
0
4
:
Japanese
Students
.2
1
4
i
Rovfm
1
2
j
Boy
Scouts
0
2
0
Port
Simp
'on
Athletic
Club
Bas-
HI2I1
School
Wins
Three
Straisht
ketUall
learn
to
Play
Games
i
Ga"KS
and
Goes
t,
Tqp
Ketchikan
and
Metlakatla
or
i.iphc
The
regular
league
basketball1
,
,
...
(
gam.es
Vere"-
Staged
in
the
Auditor-
The
Port
Simpson
Athletl
Club
j
Iq
an
exhibition
game
here
S&t-
ium
last
night.
The
intermediate
basketball
team
and
party
of
up-'urday
night
thp
lUgh
Schooj
hask-
gatne
v'M
the
best
of
the
evening,
porters,
the
entire
group
being
etbU
team
continued
Us
winning
The
Tuxis,
playing
their
old
style
cf
about
forty
strong,
left
Port
Simp-
streak
by
defeating
Yanarsdol
16
game
against
the
heavy
checking
(
son
early,
this
morning
aboard
ii?ltQ
15.
This
Is
the
third
s,tra,lgh,t
Merchants,
finally,
after
many
boats
Annie
Louise,
Norma
W
arid
victory
for
the
High
School
and
tense
and
exciting
moments,
gained
David
Harold
for
a
week's
trip
to
places
il
on
the
top
of
the
league
a
seven-point
lead
which
.they
Ketchikan
and
Metlakatla,
Alaska.
Feak
was
the
outstanding
player
maintained
until
the
final
whistle
During
tne
tour
tne
Port
Simpson
;
(or
Varwrsdol,
while
the
High
blew.
learn
will
play
two
games
a;
both
'
School
owes
their
victory
largely
The
Junior
game
was
also
very
i
Ketchikan
and
Metlakatla.
interesting
to
watch.
Both
terms
,
The
games
will
be
played
In
fyg
played
good
basketball.
The
Rovers
thew
hall
at
Metlakatla.
Accom.
played
hard
but
were
not
Quite
strong
enough
to
defeat
the
Japanese
who
kept
a
lead
all
through
the
game
ending
with
a
small
margin,
16-12.
The
senior
game
was
very
disappointing.
Too
much
individual
play
was
exhibited
by
all
players.
Un
necessary
roughness
tended
to
make
the
game
uninteresting
fcr
spectators.
The
C.
N.
R.
A.
easily
won
over
32
Taxi
by
a
score
of
39
-27.
The
girls
do
not
get
enough
credit
for
their
playing
for
something
was
lacked
to
last
night's
program
and
it
can
easily
be
put
down
tc
the
absence
of
the
girls'
game.
It
i
hoped,
to,
ee
them
out
In
full
force
on
Friday.
INDIVIDUAL
SCORING
Intermediate
League
Tuxis
J.
Morrison
(6),
Nakimota
(5),
Thurber
9,
R.
Morrison
Ml,
C.
Smith
(I),
D.
Moxley.
Merchants
McNulty,
Hunt
(3).
Currie,
Pierce
2J,
Qomadina,
Orwell
(11).
Junior
League
Japanese
Student
Kanaya
(6),'
Obata
16),
Nakamoto,
KUhlmolo;
v.
r..
-
t
Rovers
McKtnley
(6J,
McMt
kin,
McRae,
Willlscroft,
Bremner,
Davies
(6).
Senior
League
C.
N.
R(
A.-Smith
(6),
Morrison
(6),
Johnson
(2,
Styles
(21i,
Stalker
2,
Kenny
2.
32
Taxi
Ourvich
(9),
Stalker
16),
c.u,rrie,
Wrathall
18
1,
Ratchford
4.
Refereelng
was
In
the
hands
of
D.
Morrison,
W.
Johnson
and
Lee
Dell.
panying
the
Port
Simpson
boys,
is
Chief
Councillor
EJ.
F.
Pudoward
and
other
members
of
his
council.
CRIBBAGE
IS
PLAYED
General
Office
Leading
in
O.N.I?.
league
With,
Fight-Point
Margin
Canadian,
National
Recreation.
Association
Cribbage
League
je-fcults
last
night
were
as
follows:
Station,
12;
Roundhouse,
15.
General
Office,
18;
Car
Shops,
9.
League
Standing
Won
Lost
Pts
General
Office
48
33
48
Station
40
41
40
Car
Shops
38
43
38
Roundhouse
36
41
36
Control
Board,
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
B
Llquoi
to
the
good
shooting
of
Little
(Line-ups.)
Yanqrsdol
Feak.
7
Nelson,
3l
Bennsi
3;
Gray,
1;
Barton.
2.
High
School
McLeod,
J;
Lltt'e
11:
Johnstone,
2;
Olsen,
;
Green
In
the
other
senior
game
the
Native
Sons
showed
their
superiority
over
the
Town
by
beating
them
by
a
score
of
23
to
18.
Hipp
played
welj
for
the
Town,
while
Burnett
and
Michlel
played
a
steady
game
for
the
Native
Sons
(Line-ups.)
Town
Thomas,
5;
France;
Hipp,
9;
Hill,
4;
McLeod;
McKenny.
Native
Sons
Smith,
6;
RurneU,
6;
Michlel,
7;
Kerr,
4;
Graham-Wallace,
In
the
ladles
garne
the
pubs
entirely
outclassed
theDumbells
when
they
defeated
them
by
a
score
cu
34.
to
8.
Helen
Orelg
played
a,
great
game
for
the
Dubs
to
gather
18
points.
League
Standing
W.
L.
Pts
Native
Sons
1
l
7
High
School
2
0
4
Town
0
2
C
SPORT
NOTES
Shifting
form,
which
always
marks
the
mid-section
of
athjetlu
rap,
may
prove
the
bane
of
fan
who
are
trying
to
win
part
of
tp
IU5,,Q0Q.
award
In
the
Turret
cigarette
hockey
competition
now
under
way,
and
meeting
with
a
coast
-i
coast
response.
Toronto
Leafs,
through
the
medium
of
their
dashing
"Kid
Line"
have
been
setting
a
dazzling
pace
in
the
matter
ci
scoring
goals,
but
this
trio
Is
now
developing
sharp
fluctuations
ol
form.
After
annexing
eleven
goals
in
one
match,
the
highest
total
several
season,
they
were
held
almost
scorele)
by
Canadians
n
Toronto,
Leafs
only
goal
In
tha
contest
coming
from
the
stick
ol
"King"
Clancy,
the
energetic
defence
player.
Whist
Schedule
February
4
Grotto
vs.
Legion.
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Muskeeters
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Totem
Park
vs.
Fish
Packers,
Empress
vs.
Moose.
February
I.O.O.F.
vs.
Legion.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Sons
of
Norway
Tpttm
Park
vs.
MusketeeM.
Fish
Packers
vs.
Moose.
Empress
vs.
Grotto.
February
IS
Grotto
vs.
Fish
Packers.
Moose
vs.
I.O.O.P.
Legion
vs
Musketeers
80ns
of
Norway
vs.
Empress.
Awarded
the
coveted
certi-ficutc
of
purity,
merit
und
quality
liy
the
Institute
of
Hygiene,
lxndon.
Rhum
Negrita
nvv
fl?
A
AA
rnmca
tne
worm
QUART
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?,
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Nii
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Hum"
Tot
ssU
at
VmW,
er
dlracl
trm
tka
liquor
C"tr
TVtU
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Older
!K'us'.if!sat,
tlalnsis.
H.
t:
IT
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tha
New
York
Rangers
are
another
club
likely
to
bewilder
the
estimating
fans.
They
held
all
scorlm.
records
until
a
week
ago
or
so.
when
they
J-n
Into
injuries
aim
were
dL.placed
In
scoring
by
the
Toronto
crew.
Two
defeats
lp
a
ruw,
a
season's
record,
was
a
further
Ranger
set-back,
introducing
a
confusing
trend
Into
the
processes
of
the
dopesters.
Boston
Bruins
are
another
club
confushu
the
analysts.
From
undisputed,
leaders
last
season,
they
have
dropped
to.
last
position
In
their
section,
with
their
scoring
faljirs
off
in
kef
ping
with
the
decline
The
estimators
will
be
like
the
transgressors
they
will
find
tha
way
hard
as
the
League
tearai
battle
on
to
the
play-offs.
BOUT
IS
REFUSED
Hilly
Petrolic
Docs
Not
Want
to
Meet
Tony
Canxoneri
Just
Now
NEW
YOItK.
Feb.
3:
-Billy
Pet-rolle
of
Faigo,
ND.,
yesterday
turned
down
negotiations
for
a
bout
with
Tony
Canzcnert,
llghtwelnht
champion,
in
Madison
Square
Oar-den
on
February
26.
Ho
stated
that
he
would
prefer
to
meet
Canzonerl
In
the
summer.
Meantime,
negotiations
are
now
proceeding
to
have
Petrolle
meet
Jackie
Fields,
the
welterweight
champion,
at
an
early
date.
HOCKEY
SCORES
New.
York
Americans
4,
Boston
3.
Detroit
3,
Montreal
4.
Canadltns
4.
New
York
Rangers
1.
Hockey
jStandings
international
Division
W.
U.
L.
P.
Toronto.
14
5
10
33
Canadians
J3,
5
13
31
Americans
.,
..12.
ft
12
30
Maroons
0
6
16-
24
American
Division
Rapgeri
......18
5
9
41
Chicago
10
10
8
30
Petrel.
4
10
28
Boston
a
8
H
25
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11
1.
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1
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you
use
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entry
Hanks
may
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Jtafrr.
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availably
fopy
(if
0pou
kfku'-
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and
additional
estimates
must
be
mailed
to
Turret
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Contest,
P.o;
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DETROIT
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Scored
Season
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WH
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129
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106
105
102
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The
letter
Box
SHADOWY
FOUMS
Editor,
Datly
News:
Abjwt
10
p.m.
on
Monday
evening
certain
strange
noises
arose
from
below
the
sidewalk
railing
a
few
yards
east
of
Little's
News
Stand
on
Second
Avenue,
Peering
through
the
darkness
into
the
depths
of
the
C.
N.
R.
Hotel
excavation
shadowy
forms
could
be
seen
moving
hither
and
yon
between
two
lighted
lanterns,
lanterns
whlcn
were
perched
up
on
boxes
spnie
yards
apart.
A
small
group
of
figures
hovered
inside
the
circle
of
light
of
both
lanterns.
Came
a
voice,
"All
right
Mao,
ulve
er
the
Inside
turn
it's
all
right
If
you
lay
up
ag'inat
It."
Then
a
figure
In
the
other
group
stooped,
and
with
a
forward
motion
of
his
arm
thrust
a
Small
object
from
him,
which
could
be
seen
for
a
short
time
on
the
shiny
surface
within
the
circle
of
light;
as
It
disappeared
to
the
sound
of
a
subdued
rumbling
noise
into
the
blackness
towards
the
other
light,
shouts
of
"Don'i
sweep
'er
boys,
don't
sweep
she's
got
plenty,"
could
be
heard.
Then
a
few
seconds
later
the
small
object
glided
from
the
darkness
along
the
shiny
surface
lighted
by
the
other
lantern.
slowing
up.
and
finally
stopping.
"Fine,
Mae,
shot
rock.
Mac."
Witnessing
this
manifestation
or
h?
spirit
of
Auld
Scotland
one
suddenly
was
reminded
oj
a
tory
abqut
a
Scotch
clergyman
who
was
a
great
curling
enthusiast.
Having
dUpqtpned.
h
foaH
tit
gave
his
instruct
Ions
to
the
bays
with
the
corn
wisnji:
"Sweep,
sweee,
sweep
her
tvjys
sweeg
I
tall
yel
Easy
now,
she's
doing
fine,
easy
easy
Give
her
a
little
boys;
there,
easy
npw.
Easy,
she's
doing
Aw,
Hell!"
F.
J.
B.
Billiard
Averages
Junior
League
G.
T.
Av
J.
Saunders
J
4
800
200
N.
Chenoskl
8
6
1159
193
R.
Wlcki
IH
8
1528
191
W.
Stuart
(J)
7
1338
191
J.
May
(Hi
8
1509
IM
P.
Vacchw
IN)
:
6
1126
188
W.
Hutson
UI
8
1493
187
P.
Johnson
E
7
1307
187
G.
Howe
(E)'
7
1298
1,83
A.
Zadoroskl
El
7
1292
IBS
R.
Fong
LN1
0
1110
185
P.
Chenoikl
F.
8
1459
18.1
L.
Raabe
J
7
1274
182
W.
Funnll
(J-
3
546
182
A.
Strachan
J
7
1192
179
W.
Murray
(ID
3
51?
173
E.
Batt
i'LN)
6
1039
173
F.
Aklrldge
LN
6
1022
170
A.
Murray
LJO
2
335
168
B.
WendlO
(LN
3
480
160
J.
Bulger
i
J)
...
7
1093
156
C.
Perry
(1114,.
.7.
1085
161
W.
E
HayhurfcV'I
1
604
DDD
for
the
severer
forms
of
eczema
An
active
fluid
that
washes
Into
(lie
t-Mtu
A
tlocfor
n
formula
Hltli
a
brilliant
record.
Itrlilng
stops
Inntanlly
this
clear
stainless
treatment
penetrates
the
tick
tissues.
V,
I
MrCUTCJILON,
DKUflfJIiJT
OKMEH
LTD.
Thousands
of
Turret
Cigarette
Smokers
Are
bliootiiig
at
JJieSe
Jiig
Uigli
i'nzes
$15,000
Cash
Offered
Estimate
Total
GoaW
ScoreJ
Season
vl
"til-Si
ANY0X
WON
BASKETBALL
KinfttlJlIt
Teap
Twk
Pno
oJ
Four
Came
at
Smelter
Town
ANYQX,
Feb.
$:-Qn
Thursday
and
Friday
last
two
local
tear,s
en
gaged
In
a
series
of
four
games
with
the
Sons
of
ftlncolHh.
One
senior
and
one
Intermediate
game
was
played
on
each
of
the
two
evenings.
n
the
first
night's
play
honors
were
about
even
Klncolith
talclnc
the
intermediate
game
33
to
24.
'This
game
was
followed
by
the
sen
ior
encounter
which
was
Just
one
.hrm
alter
another.
The
game
was
point
(or
point
all
the
way
and
at
the
full
time
the
score
was
tied
at
'.9
all.
In
the
first
overtime
period
:ach
team
scored
two
points
to
i
gain
tie
at
31.
Things
were
different
in
Hie
second
overtime
five
nlnutes
(or
Anyox
managed
to
re-Ister
three
field
goals
(six
points)
o
only
three
points
by
the
visitors.
The
final
score
wqs
37
to
34
in
favor
f
Anyox.
The
series
was
continued
pn
the
Trlday
night
with
both
lineups
al-nost
Identical
to
those
of
the
previous
night.
The
local
Intermediate
team
took
the
measure
of
the
K,tn-ilith
to
the
tune
of
27
to
13.
Bun-in
and
Qilllcs
secured
12
and
!ght
points
respectively
for
Anyox.
Sanderson
and
L.
Gillies
were
a
'onewall
defence
and
in
the
fjrst
oeriod
held
the
visitors
to
a
lowly
aunt
of
only
three
points,
The
senior
clash
was
a
somewhat
roclous
affair-
KlncoHth
was
out-'assed
at
every
angle
of
the
game
The
class
and
pep
of
the
previous
-light
had
vanished
and
the
game
Tot
somewhat
rough.
Personals
vere
handed
out
In
rapid
succession.
Anyox
won
29
to
10.
The
result
of
the
series
was
therefore
three
games
to
Anyox
md
one
to
the
Sons.
Retail
Merchants
,
Make
Donation
to
Basketball
Team
The
Prince
Rupert
Retail
Mer--hanta'
Association,
at
Its
meeting
'ast
night,
voted
$1Q
toward
the
upport
of
the
Merchants
team
In
he
Intermediate
Basketball
League.
GAME
POSTPONED
The
game
of
Nick;
phenoskl
(Em-ires)
vs.
WUllam
Murray
Ulawks)
n
Monday
night's
Junipr
Billiard
League
fixture
was
further
postponed
from
last
nlRht
until
tills
evening.
CRIBBAGE
SCHEDULE
February
8
Swifts
vs.
Grotto.
Musketeers
vs.
P.
R.
Hotel.
Seal
Cove
vs.
K.
C,
.
EJks
vs.
Moose,
Eagles
vs.
I.
6.
p.
F.
February
IS
MmKctccrs
vs.
Elks.
Moose
vs.
I.
O.
f3.
F.
'
P.
R.
Hotel
vs.
Eagles.
K.
c
vs.
GrQttp
.
Seal
Cove
"vs.
Swifts."
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Twepty
Years
Ago
n
Prince,
Rqpcrt
.
February
3,
lW
D,
G.
Stewart
has,
been
e4ed
president
of
the
Prince
Rupeit
General
Hospital
board
with
O.
II
felspn,
vice-president.
W-
M
Wright
has
'
been
appointed
managing
secretary.
Under
the
directiqn
of
Mrs.
Jarfc
phlsjiolm
and
management
of
Rev
f.
y.
Kerr,
the
Bethany
Girls
of
first
Presbyterian
Chureh
staged
second
repeat
performance
last
plgtt
of
the
pjay
"Breezy
Point
'
Th,e
Prince
Rypert
Llbfral
Asso-latipn
last
night
ejected
ojfleeii
s
follows:
president.
Dr.
W.
T
Kerln;
first
vice-president,
A.
M.
Manfon;
second
vloc-preaidfnt.
H
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tamnbej);
secretary-tresurer,
p.
vy.
Anderson;
executive
A.
J
Iorris.
Fred
Stork,
F.
Q.
Dawson
p.
I.
Naden,
F.
H.
Mobley.
L.
V
fatrnoie,
C.
V.
Bennett,
J.
J.
8kar.
l.
F.
McRae
Thomas
McClymont
ohrj
Cutirle
J.
W.
Mofga,
Dr.
W
3,
Hall.
W.
II.
Morrison
and
Tim
Trottlfr.
.
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