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"FresMrom
the
Gardens'
S"THE"
DAILY
'NEWS,
PRINCE
RUPERT'-BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Publlsnea
Evem
Afternoons
Except
Sunday.
by-
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-
Managing-Editor
BOUNTY
ON
WOLVES
Will
Move
to
Terrace
Next
Week
And
Taktt
Over
Their
Ranch
At
That
riace
.
.
SSSBttS''r,
u:jj(iM
JllaV
nture
37,
smooth
sea
I
Prlncet
Rupert
a
SUBSCRIETHNRATKS
City
delivery,
by
mall
or
carrier,
yearly
period,
paid
In
advance
..
For
lesfxirlod..pad
ine
advance
per
week
xi.
By
mall
(ft
40
patts
oi
Orrtiili
Columbia,
the
British
Empire
and
United
States,
paid
in
advance,
per
year
.....
ADVERTISING
RATES
Transient
display
advertising,;
par
Inch,
per;
insertion
Contract
rates
on
application.
im
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DAILY
EDITION
HA
I'll)
ACTION
Frlaayv
March-10;
The
removal
of
the
bounty.
on
wolves
ha&'had
on
htv
mule
deer
of
the.
interior.
Accortlinc
td
John
mere
wouiu
ue
ie
uivc
icit.
.
Mr.
ahaJMrs,
John
TTodyeafiier
McRaeHave
Sold
OutLdcal
Business
Prinea7luperfciCifartlightisoMU-.
Langara
Clear,
strong
north
east-wind.
Ught
chop.
Triple
I5knd-Gleir
fresh
north
east
wind,
choppyHica.
Dead
Tree
Point
Clear,
freer'
north
east
wind.
'barometer'
292
Mr.
and
M
John
Mcitae
have
tempeitur4(U
choppy
..sea
sold
put
their
business
on
Third
Avenue
to
Mrs.
L.
Ranyer
of
this
city.
They
give
up
the
btsstness
on
Wednesday
next
aad
on
Friday
ot
next
week
plan
to
leave
for
Terrace
where
they
will
take
over
the
ranch
they
owin
there,
out
near
Mr.
and'
Mrs.
Mcintosh's
summer
home.
In
thelc
new
home
the
McRae's
PROCURABLE
rcn'
Whisky
cHest
in
finest
ICHLAND
MALT
a
iv
ll
.
fit
Blta
iMimnMffil
hv
'lttii-r
(irant
It
Sent
tfmMM
(JVrMHith
and-
BalvMiiMllraem.
DutillmM,
itSt.Qltno.
Sovtland.
iJs&ia;
I
The
action
of.
the.
United-States
administrationibacked
by
Congress
is
an
example
of
.what
majk'be
.idone.
when
there
is
real
ned
qf
rapi&firg
action.
There
was,
itttause-less
discussion.
Members
of
both
sections
of
Congress
simply
Voted.
.
f
.-
;
Roosevelt
must
feel-pleased
at
the
confidenceshowri
him
by
members
of
both.
political
parties.
He
isinow
in
a.posi-tion
to
so
regulate
thcfinancial
affairs
of
the
country
that
the
crisis
may
be
quickly
passed.
A
r
Terrace
Clear,
north
wind.
ID.
,
Alyanh--C1er,
north
wind,
19.
Anyox
-Clear,
calm.
26.
8tewarfcrCJrj
Mlm.
21.
HazeitcjBOIeaft
aalm,
10.
Smlthorsv-Clear,
calm.
18.
OOLliS
WRRE
i)OWN
VANCOUVER,-
March"
10-J0ld
will
have
a
fine
garden
and
orchard
stocks
took
drop,
here
yesterday,
and
It
Is
possible
they
miy
arrange
Premier
,wa
quoted
at
73.
to
take
summer
boa
rflew
.
"t
-
-
-
ja.
Mrs.
Rayner,
Who
is
buvln"
the
Authors
used
to
write
scenarios,
business'here
1$
wcl!
Hn.i-vn
nnd
will
but
how
they're
used
to
write
re-Impfove'and
jcxt
nd,
the
local
busl-ports
fof
stbcVholders'
meetings.
ness.
,
.
yEd44b.Caittr.
Insist
on
-GRANTS
BEST
PMOCURAffLE'Thfl
Original
For
Slc
hi
Vrtidor
or
illfrct
frorn
"Mstl
)rdr
lirul."
Li.jiK.r
(
unlrul
Ifoaril,
M7
lea(ir
St
Vaueoiivcr
This
nrl
rii-fnirin
i-
tn.t
.nMi-lird
nr
diilayed
b
tlie
Lnjunr
Couiiol
Uuard
or
the
tiyvcrntnent
of
IJnuah
Columbia.
time
In
sauntering
from
the
bull
MES'10
Defeats
German
Tennis
Star
To
the
victor
oc
the
klng
eon
zratulations.
She
Is
Miss
Shells
Hewitt
and
the1
gentleman
Is
the
king
of
Sweden.
MUs
Hewitt
defeated
FraulelnAussetn.
German
star
in
the
final
ot
the
Curltm
Tennis
tournament.
The
18-year
old
girl
created
a
sensation
W
the
tenWjls
world
by
uer
convincing
victory.
,
.
.
SPORT
CHAT
CoutUte
.oLKitsumkalum
Lake
they
haVfi
aUbeerl
cleaned
.
of
the
31
players
on
the
Yankees-up
in
that
country
and
numerous
.carcases,
ofndeer
have
basebau
1933
roster,
only
su
cam
been
found
around
tLakelse
Lake..The
result
i&disastrous.
;Ujey
tr?1mKfro,n.ri'a!
r-.
The
wolves
are
in
control
and
there
is
no
-inducemenUp-
n.
hunt
them.
.
r
-
'
"
;
I
In
Alaska
the
bounty
is
$15
each
qn
wolves.
If
it
were
$10
;
King
ousur
of
Sweden
u
the
best
1
..
t
rm
ntif
oftov
fVio
vpimin
;n(in
tennis
player
of
his
age
In
the
world
'
j
j
ci
c
.irumc
wu.
s
v
according
to
Bill
Tllden.
Kentucky,
Virginia,
and
Maryland,
the
three
great
horse
breeding
ceo-
j
Ires.
of
theUntted'-States.
value
their
1
farms,
and
thoroughbreds
at
a
total
Of
$61,582,500.
j
TRAIL
B.C.
CHAMPION
.
Smoke
Eaters
Wop
Over'
Vancouver
Maple
Leafs
In
Thrre
Straliht
Games
VANCOUVER,
March
10s
The
Trail
Smoke
Eaters
won
thr
Kri-.
j
tlsli.
Columbia
hockey
champient'
ship
last
night
defeating
the
St.
Louis
Browns,
la
the
oldest
active
east
wind
bar6meter
2058.-itcmp9r-1,
.
Relief.
pltehew
who
take
their
catcher
In
the
American
League,
Jle.
Is
37
years
of
age.
WlNfBttflfPFRT
and
the
PorC
Suupaort
Iovrme
dtates
-was
also
good
but
the
Warriors
had
no
difficulty
In
wtnnlnt
3S-15.
Clumrilonvlilp
fiame
(.
-
"
..)
:j
..
h
Right
from.
the
whlstkdlie
.-tcaii
Remonstrated
4ht
It
wai.gQjngac
be
a
game
.
worth
W3tehlnt..8cdringr
floor
work
on
both
sides
the
half
(time
whistle
Wew
wtth
the
score
H-6
In
tavftr
ef
the
C.
N
R.
I-
-The
weogd
.half
started
at
a
terrific
speed.
Uw
Simpson
boys
play-
ttrvtf)
wlti
a'determmattort
to
keeji
.the
local
team
from
getting
that
4Ptwo-point
matglrr.
The
Or
N,
R.
team
put
Keisey
and
Cross
on
to
refresh
Ittielx
line-up.
8ankeyr
"the
noted
long
hot
ot
Jport
filmoson
got
hit
eye
In
the
middle
qf
the
tecchd
half
and'
lookedHke
the
12'point
margin
v
In.
the
distance.
Against
a
ston
wall
defence
the
Railways
Boyf
pen
to
the
pitcher's
mound
in
the
I
'
hired
but
mlraculousiynhe.
speed
of
.
International
Baseball
League
are'
r
veteran
soon
ooservers
t
I
the
game
went
up
a
notgh
whltit
pat
16
be
fined
$5.
They
must
respond
01
"
vasoesaieq
6sajthe
crowd
la
frengled.
vMtemtnt
to
their
summons
lmmedlateir
and
to
United
States
rank
Bobbyl
p-Mtni.
ik.
ball
with
th
soeed
of
complete
their
warm-up
In
the
box.
Jone
thJem41n8
"port
PrtOU
bullet
from
the
danger
ne
down
mar
irom
iwn
10
ikss.
uare
ntna
Muddy
rtueL
new
catcher
for
the
was.
g
close
runner-up.
7
A
OUSS
t
nourhblcc
Utr
it
WUr
this
mHltliin
.
.
.
and
Ihia
lir
la
aahtht
j
many
bbrtifUna.
PtlM-nfr
Later
con
Ulna
Ihr
rilh
nuirlmf
nl
of
Caiudlaa
ba.1rr,
the
pp-llrlai
nr
(
B.
C.
hopi
and
pure
mountain
watrr
proOBi'ii
of
nature
wlu
h.
It
taken
rega-Urlj.
mill
keep
rva
health;
and
ljorou.
Thl
00
LAGER
Ptr
Down
Carton
At
Oovt.
lilguer
B;
rea.
(Ale,
U4n
Per
Doi
'
.
.
J
.
A.
Vancouver
Breweries
Limited
pre'
era
avl
Bot.lt
re
of:
Pilnner
Dutch
Olrl
Cascade
,
U.
B.
0.
Bohemian
Beers
Old
Country
Ale
'
Cream
Stout
s4fertisaiMt
la
not
inudiaheJ
0-
d'xslsred
by
the
-
'finard
or
by
the
Government
ot
Britlati
Columbia.
to
their
nwn
taket
Uwf
C.
N.
R.
worked
the
ball
and
with
a
swteh
t
went
through
Ifie.rHtt.
The
eham-
ntomldp
was
t
tie
bt
with
a
Loouple
of
hundred
luUy
throaU.eg
gtntvthrm
ouJh'cy
ooud.JMi
stop
(here,
and
so
they
broke
tlirougli
ggan
io
make
the
cdunt
that
gtv
them
the
champlanslilp
of.
Nortlnrn
B.
C..
.
.
,.T)i;
filmpseh
boy
llad
a
wtyerT
fnt
combination
but
were
haoiper-ed,a
little
in
tHtJr
hooting
byhe
low
eelimr.'
Sankey
wlrtHl
out-starring
player
for
the
Birmpftsn
team.
It
would
be
impossible
th
pkk
out
Inaivld'naUi
on
trie
O.
M.'
B.'for
they
all
played
a
wondeif
til
gamtj
,
C.
N.
It.
A-Stv!t.
UOV&talkK
H),Lnmblf
U,
Johnson
(4
Morrison
2vCrossvKivSiy
14).
.
rort
8tmpon
fiankcy
0iv.
Wes
ley
Mi.
Knott.-
Johnson,
Tait
2.i
Alexree.
Bryant
3
i,
Cooper.
-.
.
Sthipcilamr
,
.
.
j
-The
cril6t.,8amel
wanvinother.
j
thriller,
and,
sjiowed.
th.-appr
rcia-
j
.
live
ercwd
a
fast
brand
of
ball.lhal
a
otosfl
game.
can
workup,
to,
The
first
hulf
.was.
a.icloijcaRy
game
wtth
neither
side
Riving
way.
The
Onotto
had.a
fompolnt-roatgln
at
Kratf
flltviA
Tha
stdWtiStiH
aViltf
lirtal
SilVf
'
UIMa
MI
I
A
with
u
bang
and-
tuc,,score.wa
tie.
all
the
way
tbrouEh.,The-Kaicns.had
H.llglit
two.-polnt
marglii
with
but
a,
few
minutes
to
go,
butt
the
0
rot
to
I
sapk
a:
long
ahqt
,
thi-brought
thl!it'
score
Ue
again.
Then
the
erowcr
w
4
rfatted
4o.cheec-.and
getfeveh
moff
fvted
ihan
the
players.
Unfortunately
one
ot
the
Kaiens
got
a
per-:
(
wwl
called
on
him
.that
,
gave
the
Grotto
g
rro.ahq
whlelt
went
sip.
'hhrouph
Hie
uettaadiwon
llits
tame.
Kv
KttlenSf-MlleheU
,
7sCross
,
1
10),
rlWingharr,
111).,
Kcjscy
trTobey
Hi,
.4
Orotto-Ratchford,
13),
Merwlea,
liquor
Octroi,
aurvlcn
)2Q)i
nunt
(4)(
CurrIe
Morrison
(10).
IK
W-il
I
i"f
t
lliU
I
d.''
as
il
I-
ng
the
bukeU.
The
Simpson
Doys
.AVarrtorsnTComadlna
2
OttlU
1Q),
Forbes
Mi.
Nakamoto.
Mickey
ia,.P?tlatrek,
SteffeAsrud
',
.
Pott
Simpson-Cecil.
Oray
J.
IloiW
2i.
Ta'lt
U.
Ooopen
Hughes.'
A1bxc
(6).
.
Btentten
Ml
Ryan.
...Alef
MitclKltrctrrMd
thi
cham-.
plonshlp
gamf.
Brick
8kinn"r
the
was
a
IHUe-sJow
In
starting
but
lhelrnlorand
Irvine
and
Johnson
the
Railway
Boys
soon
topped
n
a
few
exhibition
game
inolnUi
to
start
Uif
ball
a-rolHng.
.-
,
r
r
.
tThe
Simpson
vteltors
could
not
Jtifa
IlApU'EV
QPfiOVQ.
,to
find
the
hoop,
some
of
their
QJlLi
I
JVWiVLiJ
clneh
ahotsTlng
wUJ.
With
snappy
Chlcagoilj
tQVtawa
3.
jf
CaiiadknijSjtMfflitfgd'l.
DUf(t
5V
NewYorfc
RaB
1.
.
.
Xtn
YotH
Amrioaas
S,
Boaten
i
'
.GhanKC
jModc
at
,
NadcoiJIarlMir.,
With
.
i,KolUVKvUrcincnL
1
.
'
LtABeETT;
B.C
.
Usxch
.
10
-
Qapv.
Knste
Ilalvorsen.
formerly
v
watshman
at
Bost
Harbor
at
the
riCenolldated
,Whng.
..Qatpora-
tlon's
plant
thert,
arrived
on
the
Vancouver
Manle
Leaf.
two
to
nil
i""
KM
Jast
stam.
and
has
taken
the
ihm
vrv
irw
r
ana
mav
irui
mm
....
..
and
taking
the
third
straleht
"
"V
u
.
place
ai
wm.
itoua.
wa
game,
knew
,
and
managed
to
a
ti
Naden
throtrl
a
couple
of
Umea.
.
1IUrbJ:
u
ireauiensl.,,,l1ky
wnth
but
a
few
nliUito
W.
mhaMi
statlesw
1U
op-C.
N.
had
ft
10-potnt
lead.
Just
lw0
rmithis
year.
more
points
was
ait
ua
wji
ncra...
ed
to
tic
The
boys
were
all
tjjttmrr".
'
--
.
-
Eiid,.
March
THE
DAI1.T
NEWS
htt
punt
two
GRANGE
PEKOE
BLEND
"SALADS
i
V
NatibWar
Basketball
1
TeamrChampiorisliip,'Narthern
'
r
B.C-ByjBeatin
PotfSimpson
TThrwi
Gqo(1
Gum$
rlaycd
Uist
honing
iel
4
Crowd
of
Fans
Who
were
on
l
neir
,Tocs.AH,ihc.TJnio
'
the
edge
or
their
seats
all
lb
time
The
CI
N.
n.
A.
managed
to
Overcome
the
ll'ooint
nutncln
that
Utr
Y.
P
E-
A.
of
Port
kUKOhatJj
galnextover
there
HVU?
and
win
the
championship
ijy
close
margin
of
two
p)lnU.(-
,
(
The
wnfifrV
fearo
lbe
iwr
v,the
Orottn
andSth
KalenchcldTlenty
llcfore
LnrKe
"ojjthMit.ymp
inyears
a
tfrincoiltupert
tetirnJia
won
thbuetMligiampippshiiiijof;
Norjhern'B.CVThe
largest
crowd
oftpportfcms
that
has
turned
.ouLlo.wutch
a
b;u-JiUlUcardiKth.Clrajlsnycrc
present,
at
tht
gamu
last
nigiu.
i
ney
wure
nut
iusuijihjkui'u
tui
me
k""11'
were
all
of
ehainpionshiiMcalibre
and
kept
the
crowd
on
Ji
i
'
"
"
!
H
"
"
Warriors
vs.
Slnipcon
The
aame
bebwtm
Ui
mitt
Uh
Irart
Sampson
iatwas
nor-hs
me-ld,l
tded
ore
makes
It
appear.
Tin-
W.n
(L
jftr
wet
on.
Mw
.cMArapiuiuip
Wtjrm
anlKid
ttyUeuW
in
wiiic-,
of
excitement,
the
Grotto
winnlntM
je-
lnrtUand
had
good
floor
by
onq
point
In
the
dying
moments
i
,ork
DUt
they
concentrated
too
of
the
gaiu.'
.
,
jiHihiton.Jons.
sbou
which
hit
the
The
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iWarrtartJ
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