page
,Ftnm
Gutting
Ready
Jr
"Da
Preem"
Max
Baer.
getting
Into
hia
prna
ujnar.
traui.?
tor
:.-,
coming
bout
with
Carrara,
photographe
-i
doir.g
a
little
rowing
on
Lake
Tal.oe.
Calif.
He
plan
to
come
rai
for
the
more
serious
part
of
his
training
before
the
big
battle,
June
14,
BASKETBALL
VANCOUVER
.
..
ATHMPSON,
W0N
FIRST
Y,
P.'E;
A.
Win
Senior
Games
and
.
'
Athletic
Club.
Second
IJirhion
PORT
SIMPSON.
April
13:
An
Inter-club
basketball
series
was
played
between
the
Y.
P.
E-
A.
and
the
P.
S.
A.
C.
which
resulted
in
a
complete
win
in
the
senior
division
for
the
Y.
P.
E.
A.
while
the
P.
8.
A.
C.
took
the
series
In
the
inter-1
better
than
last
year
First
game
28-20
In
favoi
of
Y.
P.
E.
A.
Second
game
39-24
In
favor
of
Y.
P.
E.
A,
Trama:
Y.
P.
E.
A-R.
Sankey,
P.
Alcx-cec,
Art
Wealev,
Bill
Johnson.
R.
Knott;
subs.
A.
Tait.
H.
Bryant.
P.
8.
A,
CJIm
White,
Oeo.
Wet-,
ley,
Rbasell
Mather.
Oeo
White.
Ed
Henry,
Carll
Ross;
subs.
Oeo
Moody.
Oeo.
Green.
Referees
Paul
Price,
Jim
Law-son
and
Alf-Weslcv.
Second
Divhlon
The
second
division
games
were
i
igiinrr
laars
upeiier
rrom
yii-
smmI
l.v
Willi,
rw
Omni
&
Hona
limtuU
(jMMvh
mi
JlilvtPiMjIwillvft
IMatillvrlaa.
Juff-
J
.nifrm&ytoThifnt
1
nut
uubllklied
uubllkliwl
or
or
dltpls
Olaplcvett
berU
.Union
Jacks
In
Western
.
Basketball
Title
Series
RAYMOND,
Alta..
April
13:
ICPi
'
The
Vancouver
Province
on
Wednesday
night
defeated
Raymond
I
I
Ttl
1
a
firm
K
o
UAm
f
,
ii
In
the
first
of
a
three-game
series
for
the
Western
Canada
basketball
title.
mediate
division.
I
v..
In
the
senior
(fames
both
matches'
also
very
fast
and
marked
by
very
were
very
fast
and
the
Y.
P.
E.
A.
elean
and
close
playing.
Between
carried
this
off
with
their
superior
the
two
other
teams
there
seemed
shooting,
especially
In
the
penm
,
to
be
very
little
to
choose.
Both
of
Bob
Sdnkey
who
had
his
shoot-
i
played
ball
right
from
the
start
and
ing
eye
during
the
entire
series
The
'.here
wa,
not
an
idle
moment.
Kamea
were
remarkably
fast
and
1
he
crowds
were
well
satisfied
as
clean,
the
official
having
the
nmeu
the
Quality
of
hoop
exhibition
well
In
hand
at
all
times,
and
thre'
that
was
being
dispensed
by
the
was
a
good
feeling
among
the
j
teams.
players
themselves.
rVsf
game,
20-17
In
favor
of
the
The
standard
of
play
was
much
P.
H.
A.
C.
Second
game,-27-10
In
favor
of
the
P.
S.
A.
C.
Y.
P.
E.
A.-BI11
Row,
Edgar
Cecil,
Tom
Mackay,
Jim
Lawson,
Robert
Cooper,
Ell
Tate;
subs,
Tom
Moraes
and
John
Brentzcn.
P.
8.
A.
C.
Tom
White,
G.
Wesley,
Henry
Dennis,
o.
Green,
D,
MusKrave,
O.
Morxly.
?
riefereea
P.
Price
and
'
G.
A.
Woodland,
local
agent
of
the
Imperial
Oil
Co..
sailed
last
night
by
the
Prince
George
for
a
trip
to
ocean
Falls
on
company
business.
lnUton"CnANrS
BEST
PROCURABLE"
The
Orlclnsl
Vuf
!
at
Wndnr
or
direct
from
"MaU
Ortlar
Itrpt,"
li,iur
Cuuttul
ituard,
SI7
llaaltj
Mrart,
Viwwinr,
it.C.
B.V..
nniiMN
ana
ruaraaL
,y
the
Uuuor
Control
Hoard
or
ibe
Government
of
HrltUb
CuluuUs.
HitmjHfmmrlWftm
WrWtH,plH
HWw
WtBttlwaaajaoa
Total
10.
Terrace
D.
Nelson
12;
J..
Big-
more;?:
k.
Thomas
11;
W.
MeCon-
nell
0:
C.
Mlchlel
1;
Kenn
0.
Total.
32,
Refree
-F
Hipp,
Telephone
Bridge
And
Whist
Party
Twenty-Six
Tables
at
Successful
Affair
By
Catholic
Indies'
Aid
Under
the
arrangement
of
Mrs
Louis
Amadio
and
Mrs.
E.
Pette-
nuzo,
a
very
successful
telephono
L.
J.
Blaln,
Mrs.
nussanlch,
:Mrs.
Amadio
and
Mrs.
Peltenuzo.
After
card
playing,
refreshments
were
served
at
each
home.
TTTT
TUT!
V
V'FWR
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IB
fek.
.SRK
QUICK
START
ACCELERATION
POWER
.
.
ANTI-KNOCK
PURITY
MILEAGE
.
.
.
7
proctkcal
4Mutoooa
l
.owrW4a
ai
la.
itaaufpoaaaj
qaalitiai
ol
Hob
Co,
wa
XI
at
otfirWt
ONE
THOUSAND
DOLLARS
la
tba
Art!
pon
who
caa
proo
laat
amy
obr
omW
UaU
a
Sohaa.
ColuaMa
at
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mm
pric)
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Hm
Cat
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uair
lactora
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fr
Woo
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Tax,
aaybwj
4
IK
Hwipui.
M
lb
attorda.
a,af
lb
lodto-
To
cu
lay
.
awt
,
nlwk
our
alalomaai
wtik
1.000
WU1
U
ckaQa
MOMt
UU.
DlSTtUBUTUtUj
UMITLU
A
100
British
Columbian
Company
BASKETBALL
CHARGE
BY
Hindu
Dies
At
AT
TERRACE;
rni
ninee
Interior
Mill
fanarsdol
Defeated
by
Score
3:
to
10
in
Fast
(lame
The
main
event
and
of
TERRACE,
April
13
In
the
last
basketball
here
the
first
game
was
between
the
Mikes
and
the
Sharks,
the
Sharks
defeating
the
Mikes
by
a
score
of
14-6.
This
was
a
good
game
with
Sharks
doing
some
excellent
passing,
but
both
teams
had
bad
breaks
In
shooting,
more
so
SutRrstion
That
Ontario
Government
Played
.Part
in
Mocking
Retrial
of
Aemlllu
Jarm
TORONTO,
April
13:
Premier
Henry
stated
here
yesterday
that
the
.
government
could
not
prose
cute
Col.
Prank
Moss
for
his
charges
that
a
retrial
of
Aemilius
Jarvis
had
been
blocked
at
the
instigation
the
Mikes
who
were
unable
to
keep
of
the
government
and
that
it
had
tneir
score
uo,
Score
-
Mikes
Mrs.
Mlchlel,'
2;
B.
Moore,
2;
A.
Thomas.
2:
E.
Head,
0:
R.
King,
0.
Total
6.
Sharks
C
Smith.
4;
Miss
Mc-Innes,
2;
M.
McLaren,
,fl;
P.
McLaren,
0;
R.
Toft,
0.
Total.
14.
Referee-L.
-McKenney
no
desire
to
prosecute
Col.
Moss.
Ferevn
Heard
From
LONDON.
April
13:
Hon.
O.
dmwlng
:
of
Andrew
Pepall
In
United
States.
Vri
f,ll
Smith,
Indian
(Jirl.
Alleged
earn
ior
ir.e
speciaiors
was
tne
nn
Kim
tm
inrin.
in
game
between
Vanarsdol
and
aithc
trU1
o(
Aemlllus
Jarvis
were
Terrace
representative
team.
ThU
;
-to,,
abaurd."
'
was
one
of.the
fastest
gamesplay-l
20
on
the
"Terrace
floor
ror
some
time,
Vanarsdol
stepping
out
lake
home
the
-laurels
-but
tailed
to
do
so
by
a
score
of
32-10.
The
.
Ucame
.was
very
rough,
fouls
'being
I
called
by
the
referee
on
many
The
individual
scoring
was:
Vanarsdol
P.
Mason
2;
W.
NH-m
2;
iP.
Kennedy
2;
W.
Lawson
A.
The
prize
winners
were:
Contract'
Bridge
Ladles'
first.
Mrs.
R.
E.
Moore.
.Auction
Bridge
Ladles'
first,
Miss
Pujmlra
Astorl;
second,
;MI
Jessie
Gillies;
men's
.first.
T.
Bus-
sanich;
second,
Miss
Dunn.
Whist
Ladles
first,
A.
Fornaza;
second,
Mrs.
.Cainpagnola;
men's
first,
Mrs,
Culos;
second,
Mra
Basso.
C.
W.
Kerr,
ex-alderman
and
pioneer
resident
of
this
city,
who
has
been
located
In
Vancouver
for
the
past
few
years,
arrived
In
the
city
by
yesterday's
delayer!
train
train
after
atrlp
to
Bmlthers,
Terrace
and
other
ioterjt
points
atid
sailed
by(
the
V$nt
jQcotue
hs
night
on
his
return
to
Vancouver,
III
Samuel
Insull
Deeply
Moved
Former
Utilities
.Magnate
'Visibly
Touched
on
Heine
Advised
He
.Must
lave
Turkey
18TANBUL.
Turkey.
April
13:-Samutl
Insull.
former
utilities
magnate',
was
deeply
moved
yesterday
when
he
was
at
first
Informed
by
Hie
Turkish
government
that
he
mast
prepare
to
leave
this
country
immediately.
Later
In
the
day
Insull
was
taken
In
charge
by
United
States
authorities
for
transfer
to
Smyrna.
whence
he
Vas
to
be
placed
on
board
a
steamer
for
the
United
Slates,
General
Johnson
Had
Close
Call
bridge
and
whist
party
was
(held.
W(e
i0UM(
iIarty
.NfarIy
a(1
last
night
by
the
Catholic
Ladles'
.orash
Witli
;I:lorida
Train
Near
Aid.
There
were
twenty-six
tables
Miami
Yesterday
in'all
and
the
hostesses
for
the.
.evening
were
Mrs.
uuoert
wara,,
MIAMI
pia,,
A,)rli
13:-Gcncral
Mrs.
Frank
St.
Amour,
Mrs.
M.
P.
,UR,
a,
Johnson,
administrator
of
Mcuanery,
Mrs.
n.
r.
uiassey.
jvirs.i
lnc
National
Industrial
Recovery
Act.
with
o
group
of
governmcnt.of
flclals
and
White
House
correspon
dents,
narrowly
escaped
death
when
an
automobile
In
which
they
were
hurrying
here
to
meet
PresI
dent
Roosevelt.
on
his
return
from
i
fishing
trip
,ln
,FlorIda
and
Ba
hama
waters,
missed
by
inches
a
speeding
Florida
cast
coast
train
at
n
level
crossing.
Karn
Singh
Suerumtxd
Suddenly
In
liitworth
Sawmill
Itunk-tiQtise
Iterentljr
Kam
Singh.
54-year
old
employee
of
the
sawmill
at
Longworth
In
the
t
Prince
George
district,
died
sud
denly
In
the
bunkhotne
there
on
April
1.
apparently
from
nateral
causes,
divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here
are
advised.
Karn
had
been
a
resident
of
British
Columbia
since
1904
and
,
had
no
relatives
In
this
country
fHoward
Ferguson,
Canadian
Hlghiw
tl
i
Commissioner
and
former
Premier
j
IS
LilclTffCCl
With
chatties
made
by
Col.
Frank
Ross
in
j
Toronto
that
the
Ontario
govern-
i
ment
had
instigated
the
detention
I
Theft
of
Money
To
Have
Iteen
Prow
line
in
Rooming-
Home
A
a
result
of
a
complaint
of
prowling
activities
In
the
West-holme
Rooms.
PrtscIHa
Smith.
Indian
girl,
was
apprehended
by
the
city
police
this
morning
and
charged
with
theft
of
a
small
sum
of
money.
She
will
appear
before
Magistrate
MrClymont
in,
city
police
court
this
afternoon.
OFF
COLOUR?
HOW
IS
YOUR
UVER?
Wale
up
your
Liver
Bile
Without
Calomel
Tour
ltfri
a
vary
anafl
otiaa,
but
h
mmy
Uial
caa
put
roar
dif-ativa
aad
tliaiuun
waa
Ml
kUtar.
by
nimut
to
pw
aul
iu
aar
tao
puiiuda
of
Uiaid
bti
into
jvhi
boaaai
Vuu
won't
totu(Mrf
aonMt
auak
a
aoaJilk
by
Ukibf
aiia.
utl.
uuiwrai
aatar,
UutnnW.
or
at'raill(
na,
or
rou(tiaa.
W
taai'v
atuyi
tuut
bow-la
Uiaj'ra
laroufb
ui
ywa
kaad
a
Urn
UOiul.ot.
Cartn'a
liltla
Um
PUla
wJI
anoa
brlat
thm
aiwaluiia
iato
your
lift
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putary
)
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Hurt
Aak
for
tUai
by
T
Kallr
aalutuUw,
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at
ail
rtnajgiita
44
Mail
Your
OLD
GOLD
Out
of
town
customers
may
-send
in
their
old
gold
and
we
will
makeaiffiffby
re-turn
mail
and
hold
the
parcel
till
advised
if
satisfactory.
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O
iti
ni'n
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lilt
S10HE
WITH
TUt
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Have
You
Had
Your
PILSENE
TODAY?
imi.NK
it
rcgularlv!
health.
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than
r
dicmes,"
physicians
ji;
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tizinir.
nourishine
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sener
is
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uu
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scner
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oi
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Brewers
and
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:
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For
Adults
or
Children
on
the
famous
Graham
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'ortli
Beach
Fishing.
Bathing,
Badminton.
Picnics.
Scenic
Drives.
Shooting
In
the
Season.
Rent
a
fully
,furnlshed
colt
,ikp
ot
6nni.in
River
For
lull
particulars
app!y
SIRS.
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HOTEL
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