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Afternoon,
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Sunday,,
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Wednesday.
March
fl,
1935
.02
23
i
TWO
PERCENT
TAX
The
anijouncemeiit
a
couple
of
days
ago
that
the
education,
firiande'and
administration
commission
har
reported
Jh
favor
of
the
collection
of
a
two
percent
income
tax
frorn
all
people
with
incomes
over
$50
a
month
came
as
a.
bolt
from,
the
blue
and.
made
many
Prince
Rupert
people
wonder
whether
they
really
could
carry
on
if
their
taxes
were
to.be
again
increased.
Evidently
the
tax
is
intended
to
replace
the
present
one
percent
tax
collected
by
employers
from
their
employees
on
behalf
of
the
government
It
is
recommended
that
until
the
whole
system
is
changed
an
extra
one
percent
be
collected
on
the
present
basis.
The
tax
has
not
yet
been
adopted
by
the
legislature
and
until
they
deal
with
it
no
one
can
say
what
modifications
jnay
be
made
in
the
recommendation.
It
may
not
even
be
dealt;with
this
year.
t
.
The
commission
which
proposes
this
verv
important
change
in
the
taxation
system
is-
representative
of
all
parties
in
the
legislature.
Of
the
members
of
the
legis
lature
on
the
committee
Mrs.
Paul
Smith
is
d
Liberal,
Herbert
Anscomb
is
a
Conservative
and
Rev.
Robert
Connell:
is
the
leader
of
the
C.
C.
F.
Of
the
other
members,
Profes
sor
Angus
of
the
University
of
B.
C.
is
a
teacher,
Mayor
David
Leeming
of
Victoria
is
a
businessman
R'.
P,
Blandy,
city
clerk
ot
Oak
Bay,
is
an
accountant,
and
J.
P.
Carr
of
Matsoui,
represents
the
provincial
board
of
school,
trus
BILLIARDS
Orotto
Win
Couple
of
(
James
I'roni
jjj
Kmprev
in.
roHineit
I'ixlurt
9"1
Two
more
names
have
been
play-i.'ed
In
the
Prlnc
Rupert
Millard
iLnague-fi-xture
of
last
Thursday
be
tween
Orotto
and
Empress.
Hie
Grutto
winning
both
to
make
the
aggregate-score
to
date
on
thU
flx
turey
with
two-
games
Mill
to
b
played,
900
to
893
In
favor
of
th
-,
Hmnress.
The
Individual
score
of
"
the
two
latest
gams
were:
Don.
Brown,
Orotto,
25Q;
F,.
Gam-eron.
Empress.
235.
Owirge-llowe.
250-;
M.
K,
Young
207.
Na
games
were
played.
Irt
last
nights
scheduled
fixture
between
Eninress
and
Elks,
Outstanding
Games
Following
is
the
complete
list
of
outstanding
games:
March
5
E.
Cameron.
Empress,
vs.
C.
P.
Balagno,
Elks;
A.
Donald
?s.
V':
E.
Wllllscrofl;
M.
E.
Young
.
vs.
James
Andrews;
Pete
Prltehnrd:
ys.
William
Stuart;
ten
Raabe
vs.
?J.
E,
Morris:
R.
McLeod
vs.
Harry
Menzle.
iMn
eamea
m,
far
nlavtd.1
February
23
Bert
Morgan,
Gmt-to,
vs.
Pete
Priichard,
Empress;
J.
Sutherland
Vs.
R.
McLeod.
(Aggre-
gale'
score
to
dale
Orotto
893;
press,
000.)
February
26
O.
P:
Tinker,
Canadian
nLeglon,
vs.
C.
P
Balagno,
Elks;
Jack
Allen
vi
W-
E.
Wllllscroft,
O.
A.
Woodland,
vs.
James-
Andrews,
Arthur
Beale
vs.
William
Stuart.
George
Cripps
vs.
J:
E.
Morris,
i
Ag
gregate
scwe
to.
date
Canadlaa
1
Legion,
250;
Elks,
243.
i
$5,00
j
February
21
A.
Donald,
Empress,
10
(vs.
J.
Allen,
Canadlaa
Legion,
M.
R.
Young
vs.
Q.
A.
Woodland,
Petri
s.
Arthur
Beali-,
Len
Raabe
va1
George
Cripiis.
tAggre-j
gate,
score
to
date
Empress,
473;
Canadian
Legion.
458.)
,
February
19
James
Andrews,;
Elks,
vn.
George
Howe;
Grotto.
(Aggregate-
score
to.
date
Elks,
U7T,
Orotto,.
1117.).
February
14
Q.
A.
Woodland,
Canadian.
Legion,
vs.
George
Howe,!
Grotto;
Qeorge
Cripps.
vs.
Bert
Mor-'
gan,
(Aggregate
score
to
date:
nadlan
Legion,
8G4:
Orotto,
958
.
February
5Jame
Andrews,
Elks,
j
vs.
G.
A.
Woodland,
Canadian.
Le
gion;.
J.E.
Morxls
vs.
George
Cripps.
'Aggregate
score
to.
date:
FJks,
9C0;
CanLdtan
Legion,
859.
January
31
Qeorge
Cripps.
Canadian
Legion,
vs.
Len
Raabe.
Empress.
(Aggregate
score
to
date:
Emoress.
1214;
Canadian
Legion,
1102.)
January
29-
Georae
Howe.
Orotto.
vs.
James
Andr?s.
Elks.
fAg-gregate
score
to
date:
Elks,
U41;
Orotlot
1(158.)
January
24-J.
Sutherland.
Orotto;
vs.
Oeorge
Cripps
Legion.
(Aggregate
score
to
date:
Grotto,
1180;
Canadian
Legion.
1021.)
January
15-0.
A.
Woodland,
Canadian
Legion,
vs.
James'
An
drews,
hks.
(Aggregate
score
to
date:
Canadian
Legion
1155;
Elks,
1225J
Billiard
Averages
o.
W:
Stuart
(Elks)
.
10
J:
Bulger
(Elks)
2.
Oeorge
Cripps
(CL)
.5
it
Menzle
(Elks)
9
W.
E.
Young
(Emn)
11
tees.
Harry
Charleswortb,
the
chairman,
is
secretary
of
ic.
pi
Balagno
Eiks
10
2395
240
Native
one
although
the
business
interest
is
rather
over-'
T'llx,cVf
lL
r
The
pAbjic
are
assured;
by
the
commission
that
it
us
notTH.
McLeod
Emp)
the
proposal
to
increase
the
taxes
by
two
percent
but
to
'L.
Raabe
(Emp)
change
themethod
of
collection
by
making
the
income
tax
E-
'Q
the
chief
htfcis.
Other
taxes
would
be
adjusted
as
a
result.
E-
cameron
(Emp)
inc.
ol..n,r...
8-
D.
Macdonald
(O)
tional
income
tax,
it
hardly
seems
likely
that
the
suggested
George
Howe.
o
new
plan
will,
be
adopted
this
year
if
ever.
In
fact
Premier
m,m;
Lamb
cl
CL)
Pattullo.
recently
assured
the
public
that
there
would'
be
D-
Brown
(a
no
additional
taxes
this
year.
,a
A
DOLLAR'S
WORTH
'Clipaliii
coupon
ititmiil
it
with
$1
for
a
lit
wceki?
trial
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lo
i
iUb
christian
science
monitor
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world
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womtn't
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boat
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pf
nd
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aw
lb
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and
tb
oUitj
laaluroa.
Tun
OniitiM-
emmet
Montroii,
Back
Bar
Btatlon.
Bolton.
Man.
PlfaAa
aand
at
a
an
m,(k-
trial
aukauUon.
I
tnclcia
oft
dollar
(111,
wV-
iNana,
cltui
print)
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a,
a.i,4,A.i
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a
i
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a
uii
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Morgan
Q)
W.
Hutson
(O)
W.
WlllLscroft
(Elks)
J.
Sutherland
(O)
0.
A.
Woodland
'.CD
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P.
Tinker
(CL)
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(Emp),
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Andrews.
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0
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Kerrigan
(d)
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CL).
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L.
Youngman
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500
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2207
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238
2137
2124
2115
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2584
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2528
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1810
225
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214
1262
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249
245
244
239
238.
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237
236
235
235
235
233
231
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230
230
230
229
227
226
225
213
217
215
214
214
210
199
194
193
Sixteen
Rowling
Teams
j
Of
High
School
Entered
Ten
girls',
teams
and
six
boys,'
,
have
been
entered,
for
tha
King,
Ed-.
ward
High
School
Bowling
League
whlh
will
be
Inaugurated
this
Saturday'.
Km
GENERAL
A
MOTORSU
19$
CAR
THAT
HAS
EVERYTHING
AQ110HSKrOWEI5SIX...A
100
IIOUSITOWKK
STItAlGHT
EIGHT
FOR
1933.
OldimoUlf
ollca
a
low-priewl,
9QViqijp
power
Six,
and
a
lOO-hoiwpoww
Straight
Eight
.
.
.
mote
bwtuhrul
than
aay
p-vioua
mod
elf.
.
.
mar
bfiUtaat
in
pwUimnw
.
.
.
mora
lavish
in
inprovemal.
EaUblUhing
the
ralue
manure
lot
1935,
Old.
motile
has
aoUd
stewl
"TurrH-Top"
Bodiea
by
Fisher.
Complete
irnuUhon
agaiaat
wound
has
been
wngineercni
iato
tke
saw
oaM.
)C&aoi
Action,
proved
and
now
improved,
combinea
with
tha
Rla
Suhflitar
to
piovWe
Mfwrior
tiding
aata.
Many
other
advancamants
.
.
.
Hydraulic
BrV
Encjowd
Tiia
and
Lug-eaia
Corapartraosl
Caetta
Contiol
Staaring
All
Slant
Symoo-Mnh
Traramittion
.
FUkac
No-Diait
Vaetilatioa
and
Inn
t
tied
Economy
.
.
.
daimoMtrata
In
a
practical
way
wfcy
OldanokiU
U
known
ai
"Tha
Car
That
lla
BvwythiMj."
.
Com
to
tha
ihowToonu
and
tea
tha
ntw
Look
oaca
mora
lo
Oldamobila
at
ai
aapttyiao:
Iho
advaaeed
tiand
In
motor
cart.
Chack
carafully
what
you,
pay
agalrut
what
you
gat
...
lot
Oklamohila
ha
aoorad
again
I
1
!
j-
Ladies'
Bowling
i
Result
ctt
Elks'
j
HomeLast
Night
Last
night's
game
In
the
Ladles'
Bowling
League,
at,
the
Elks'
Home
resulted
as
follows?
Annette's.
431:
All
Stars,
308.
Mussallem's.
351;
Striker.
359.
Boston
Reds.
358;
Alley
CuU.
444.
Lucky
Strikes.
421;
Big
Four,
536.
Rupertettes.
345;
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association.
397.
Mickey
Skattcbol
had
the
score
for
the
eveninc
of
156,
hiKh
KAIKN
MOTORS
LTD.
GENERAL
MOTORS
DEALER
Open
8
AJiL
to
8
P.M.
Hockey
Scores
V
National
Laafctie
Toronto
10.
Canadirtii
3.
New
York
Amertrans
1.
Chicago
Ntw
York
Rangers
1.
Boston
3.
SCHEDULE
OF
BRIDGE
March
7
Canadian
Legion
v
Swifts:
"Rupert
Brand"
Mu.iket-oprs
vs
Ornito;
f
'
N
R
A
vs
Keeping
Goalie
From
Blocking
With
excitement
fit
ts
height
in
the
International
match
between
tween
England
aij
Ireland,
played
at
Liverpool,
an
English
forward
makes
a
play,
to
beat
the
sterling
Irish
defence
by
charging
the
Irish
goalkcepef.
England
won
2
to
1.
In
a
hard-fought
match.
Tho
forward
can
be
seen
seeking
to
block
the
goalie
from
'.punching
the
ball
.clear.
Wednesday
M;.;
Results
in
Ten
Second
Night
Of
Pins
Last
Night
Concert
Better
ltoe,
Cuwen
tt
Latta
and
KmprrM
l-arRfr
Autllrnre
Dellthlrd
Mill
Win
Over
Canadian
Ugion
!
"Hiawatha
Wrilding
Iat
And
Power
Corporation
I
And
Other
Number
Empre
Club
defeated
Powrj
Th
Prince
Rupert
Phi.i
Corporation
two
matches
to
one
!
Society
mad
Its
swonrt
jr
with
an
aKrcgatc
soore
of
MlO
tojtktn
but
nltht
In
First
Pn-b
1880
last
night
In
the
Ten
Pin,
Church
of
the
operetta
Hm
BqwIIiik
Leaaue.
In
the
second
I
Wedding
Feaat"
and
mi
'
game
of
the
evening
Rote.
Cowan
tt
Latta
shut
out
Canadian
Legion
Lamble-
tt
Stone
vs.
Post
Office
and
Khox;
Hotel
vs.
Kinky
Dinks
will
be
the
games
tonight
in
the
Five
Pin
League.
Hockey
Standings
International
liMon
Toronto
Maroons
Canadlens
Americans
St.
Louis
American
Dojlon
22
Chicago
22
Rangers
20
.Detroit
15
L.
F.
A.
P.
13
128
94
58
10
114
81.
49
13
87
108
37
8
23
83
112
30
0
29
70
130
24
nivlslon
6
14
107
93
50
4
16
98
77
48
5
16
114
107
45
7
20
103
100
37
BASKETBALL
March
7-Orotto
vs.
C.
N.
R.
A.,
Warriors
vs.
High,
School,
Annette's
vs.
Grotto;
-Seythlans
vs:
High
School.
a
Mrl
wart
a
W
lnn-nwAi
rtriH
'
;
.
,
WIU,
WIMI
HlfllVTW
three
matches
to
nil
In
an
aaare-
entertainment
went
over
m
gate
score
of
2154
to
1963.
High
average
score
of
the
evening
186
-was
made
by
George
Ciccone.
The
teams
were
at
follows:
Empress
Raabe.
Macey.
Vcltch.
THe
and
Young,
flower
Corporation
Stiles.
O.
.ndcrson,
Smith,
llougan
and
Cross.
Rose,
Cowan
&
Latin
McCallum.
Dlbb,
Franks.
Ciccone
and
Vance.
Canadian
Legion
Skjellum,
Wagner.
Schrelber.
Woods,
Morln
and
Stacey
isparei.
The
Tt-n
Pin
League
standing
to
date
Is
as
follows:
W.
L.
Empress
7
2
Orotto
-
5
1
Canadian
Legion
5
4
Rose.
Cowan
Ac
Latta
5
4
Moose
4
2
Elks
2
4
Power
CorporaUon,
2-
7
Nelson's
1
5
tr
than
on
the
first
ntglv
ing
an
audlanc
of
about
'
sona
Mlw
Marte
nalano.
who
ed
at
piano
sotoiat
was
pt,
with
a
hugt
box
of
choc
apjireelatlon
of
her
eontni,
the
program.
Following
the
cntertalnn,'
freihmenU
were
served
ehurch
hall
and
the
emir':
cHliiy
then
proreeiei
Capitol
Theatre
to
see
tin-"0y
Dlvoreee."
n
spen
,
showing
having
been
amis:
their
oonvenlenee
at
'.I!
..it
for
TIME
TABLE
OF
BOWLING
March
7-
Carnation
C;
Orotto.
Annelies
vs
sink"
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11
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vs
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va.
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March.
14
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vs.
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March
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25
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vs.
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R.
A.
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vs.
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April
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vs
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vs.
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April
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R.
A.
vs.
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vs.
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8
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vs
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vs.
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