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Saturday,
March
14,
193G
The
.Canadian
Press,
of
which
organization
the
Daily
iews
is
a
memoer,
Jast
year
expended
nearly
$7yp,000
in:
cne
collection
and
transmission
ot
news
to
its
member
papers
and,
in
addition,
supplied
free
of
cost
radio
news
broadcasts
of
the
highlights
of
the
news
to
many
radio
stations.
The
cost
of
collecting
the
returns
from
the
Dominion
election
was
between
seven
and
eight
thousand
dollars.
The
cable
and
east
and
west
long
distance
telegraphing
was
done
by
means
of
the
new'
printer
instruments
which
require
no
hand
work
in
the
sending
or
receiving.
All
important
Canadian
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members
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Canadian
Press.
MAKING
BUILDINGS
PAY
It
is
to
pe
hoped
that
conditions
will
change
to
sich
an
extent
in
Prince
Rupert
that
it
will
not
be
necessary
to
carry
put
the
suggestion
of
the
Commissioner
that
buildings
may
have
to
be
taxed
higher
than
at
present
in
order
to
make
up
for
the
lowering
of
the
assessments
following!
the
judgment
in
the
Prudhomme
case.
It
is
possible
that
Mr.
Justice
McDonald
may
hand
down
a
written
iudirment
which
will
state
whether
he
assessments
generally
too
high
in
Prince
Rupert.
At
any,
rate
ne
remarKeu
m
court
tnat
his
decision
in
this
case
need
.not
necessarily
affect
other
properties.
uviuenuy
most
people
seem
to
agree
with
the
judge
that
the
Prudhomme
lots
are
not
worth
more
than
$750
each
and
it
has
been
suggested
that
assessments
pn
Thircl
Avenue
are
comparatively
lower
than
they
are
on
Eraser
Street,
eyen
since
the
revision.
;
All
this
will
be
a
matter
for
the
assessor
to
consider
this1
year
in
order
that
he
may
revise
his
assessment
at
the
beginning
of
1937.
If
the
pulp
mill
should
come,
the
assessments,
it
is
to
be
presumed,
will
not
be
questioned.
BADMINTON
Canadian
National
.Recreation
As
sociation
court
is
as
follows:
7
p.m.
W.
Cross
vs.
W.
.Bryant,
D.
Meadows
vs.
J.
Murray.
7:30
p.m.
D.
Blake
and
Miss
G.
Palmer
vs.
Bertie
Crass
and
Miss
M.
Lawrence,
J.
Norrlngton
vs,
J.
8
p.m.
P.
Mcintosh
and
R.
Bart-
lett
vs.
H.
Ward
and
M.
McCaffery,
O.
Young
vs.
R.
Summers.
8:30
p.m.
W.
.Bryant
and
Miss
B.
Thompson
vs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
D.
Greggor,
J.
Norrlngton
and
Miss
M.
McKay
vs.
Mrs.
W.
Stamford
and
partner.
9:00
p.m.
P.
Peterson
and
Miss
M.'
Vance
vs.
H.
Ward
and
Miss
C:
Mltcliellj
.Mr,
and
.Mrs.
G.
Mitchell
vs.
W.
Cross
and
Miss
F.
Cross.
9:30
p.m.
R.
partlett
vs.,P.
Mc-
Tnfpm
PaIp
fliAt
Annual
Competition
to
Open
Jasper
September
G
WINNIPEG,
March
14:
Accord
ing
to
an
official
announcement
made
here
today,
the
eleventh
an-
Lambie
,&
Stone
Won
Over
Old
Empress
in
,Five
,Pin
League'
m
Last
Night
The
league
leading
.
Pioneer
Laun
dry
(defeated
.Five
Jokers.
two
games
to
one
in
Xhe.
Five
Pin
Bowling
League
last
night.
In
the
second
fixture
of
the
evening
Lambie
ii
Stone
won
over
Old
Empress
two
games
to
one.
.High
average
scorer
for
the
evening
was
Schriaberg
of
Old
Empress
with
.200.
PIONEER
L.
1st
2nd
3rd
Houston
201
197
189
Arrol
174
160
220
Hartley-
-
113
.204
170
Wesch
142
127
,155
Asemlssen
181
192
219
Handicap
82
.82
.82
Totals
893
952
1041
FIVE
JOKERS
1st
2nd
3rd
Dlngwell
180
173
192
Keren
152
180
144
F.
Davies
97
94
159
A.
Navies
240
170
180
Andrews
262
175
202
Handicap
..145
145
145
Totals
107G
937
1022
L.
it
S.
1st
2nd
3rd
Comadina
180
261
200
Kinslor
"
115
"156
140
Horton
188
172
138
Wickett
1G7
183
137
Mcintosh
.193
,185
179
Handicap
11C
116
116
Totals
959
1073
910
OLD
EMPRESS
1st
2nd
3rd
Ross
i
.206
176
181
McKay
.161
107
140
.Stacey
..."
i20
275
179
JSchriaberg
'271
281
'229
jelccone
"!
:i!5
'166
137
Handicap
33
33
33
(Totals
..,
1006
1028
899
The
league
standing
'to
date:
W.
Pioneer
Laundry
Five
Jokers
Old
Empress
.
Lambie
&
-Stone
.23
.13
13
.11
17
17
19
DAILY
NEWS
Saturday,
March
14,
-
I
iGAMERON
I
IS
CHAMP
Legion
Silver
Qup
by
defeating
Don
Brown,
the
total
scores
being:
Cameron,
1,000;
.Brown,
,850.
The
first
session
found
Brown
in
good
form
and,
from
being
75
points
in
arrears,
he
carrie
up
to
within
21
points
of
Cameron.
Then
the
balls
began
to
run
badfy
for
him
and,
in
addition,
he
was
continually
leaving
his
opponent
with
easy
set-ups.
Cameron
had
been
having
a
lean
time
for
a
spell
but,
as
the
balls
went
badly
for
Brown,
they
went
well
for
him.
Cameron
ran
up
a
nice
break
of
49
failing
at
a
fairly
easy
losing
hazard
when
he
tried
for
position.
A
break
of
41
ended
in
the
same
way.
His
othsr
breaks
were
30,
25,
24,
22
and
21.
'
tBrown
played
plucklly
and
fin-
intosh,
J.
Norrlngton
and
J.
.Hor-
ished
up
with
a
22
and
a
15.
His
ton
vs.
W.
Stamford
and
W.
Mur-
best
was
a
25.
But
he
certainly
had
ray.
.the
worst
of
the
luck.
1
uameron
naci
a
spectacular
five
Brentford
0,
Manchester
City
0.
Derby
County
0,
Stoke
City
1.
Everton
4,
Blackburn
Rovers
0.
Huddersfleld
Town
1,
Liverpool
0.
Middlesbrough
5,
Grimsby
Town
Portsmouth
0,
Birmingham
3.
jPreston
Northend
1,
Arsenal
0.
Sheffield
Wednesday
0,
Sunderland
0.
Wolverhampton
Wadnerers
2,
West
.Bromwich
Albion
0.
Scottish
,League
rFirst
.Division
Aberdeen
2,
Kilmarnock
1.
.Albion
Rovers
1,
Hearts
2.
Ayr
United
1,
Dundee
2.
Celtic
.5,
Motherwell
0.
.Dunfermline
1,
Arbroath
2.
.Hamilton
Academicals
3,
Queen
of
South
1.
.Hibernians
2.
Patrick
Thistle
0.
.Rangers
4,
Clyde
1.
St.
Johnstone-Queens
Park
fun-
played.)
Third
Lanark
2,
Alrdrieonians
0.
BOYS'
BOWLING
LEAGUE
Boys'
High
School
bowling
scores
today:
.Tigers
-774,
Bombers
,613.
Squirts
611,
Cubs
737.
High
scorer
was
.Maurice
Davey.
toiai,
223,
Hockey
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
American
Section
'
W.
D.
L.
F.
A.
P.
Detroit
22
9
15
111
95
53.
Chicago
21
8
'15
87
79
51
Boston
.20
5
19
96
70
.45
.
Rangers
10
12.17
79
89
44
ilnternational,
Section
Toronto
21
5'
17
117
99
VI.
Montreal
18
10
16
105
103
4a!
Americans
15
,7
22
101
108
37'
Canadiens
ii
in
23
79
104
32
.
WALES
WS
RUGBY
GAME
'Captured
International
Honors
Ily
I
Tlirio
tr.
Mil
Vil'torv
ItiotOIIS
I
j
Scenes
aCariliff
Arms
I
CARDIFF,
Wales,
March
14
I
(CP)
Wales
clinched
International
j
rugby
honors
today
by
defeating
tlreland
three
to
nothing
in
a
I
keen!
v
foueht
same
before
a
ca-
City
Championship.Competltion
Toi.Retains
City
Billiard.
Championship
PaC?ty,
crowd
of
sixty
thousand
fans
Open
Next
Monday
The
draw
for
the
opening
games
of
the
city
badminton
champion-
By
Defeating:
Don
Brown
!at
Cardiff
Arms
Park.
r
Riotous
scenes
rjreccded
the
In
the
final
of
the
city
billiard
'start
of
the
game
as
thousands
championship
last
evening
Neil
5M"
mea
?
Baies
m
P
cuot''
ships
for
Monday
night
oh
the
Cameron
retained
the
Canadian
,enier
ne
-Brounas
wnicn
were
ai-
trampled
and
sent
to
hospital
In
a
rush
that
followed.
Firemen
dispersed
the
crowd
by
turning
streams
of
water
on
them.
TAXI
MEN
IN
LEAD
AGAIN
CJose
Contest
.Continues
For
.Honors
,In
Commercial
Howling
League
Three
Two
Taxi
won
ov?r,Rupert
Butchers
two
games
to
one
last
night
to
resume
the
leadership
of
the
Commercial
Bowling
League
with
one
point
lead
over
Oilers
and
Bankers.
The
second
game
scheduled
.for
last
night
between
Oners
and
Kaien
Motors
was
not
played.
High
average
scorer
was
Mike
Our-
inree
iaxI
w,m
1D''
cushion
cannon
and
a
fine
run-l'1
through
the
Next
Bames
ln
the
CommercIal
along
cushion
Into
the
TniimPV
lC
pf
'
,Tle
avera8es
fr
the
game
were:
i"UlJ
UCl
Cameron,
4,2,
and
Brown,
3.0.
The
j
final
game
last
year
gave
Cameron
an
average
of
5.1
against
Balagno's
At
average
of
4.7.
The
best
break
ln
last
year's
competition
was
71
by
Cameron
while
this
year's
best
was
only
49.
ri
in
n
nual
Totem
,Poj
golf
.Tournament
i
llld
VOUlltr.V
'OfrPr
w(ll
be
held
at
Jasper
Park
Lbdgo1,
1
"
'
September
6
toi
12
inclusive
thUi
r0,ic,
.
.
,x.
.
.
year.
The
Announcement
of
these
tJTZ
dates
will
-beiofr
much
interest
to
"!
"ToL
,
thP
,ifi-.
iftinit.v
nf
wocfo,,,!
Bolton
Wanderers
2,
Chelsea
3.
Canada
and
the
Pacific
Northwest
as
indications
are
that
this
year's
tournament
over
the
popular
Jas
per
course",
will
be
the
largest
in
the
history
of
the
event.
Pioneer
Laundry
Wins
in
Bowling
league
win
dc
piayea
Monaay
as
follows:
Bankers
vs.
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association;
Watts'
Grocery
vs.
Biological
Station.
Details
of
last
Light's
scoring:
32
TAXI
1st
2nd
3rd
Ross
118
138
M.
Gurvlch
147
157
'Kinslor
'
137
UR
I
.
Donald
.151
132
Totals
'553
573
BUTCHERS
1st
2nd
McLean
j
109
French
!
142
L.
Astoria
99
A.
Astoria
130
Totals
:
1
480
136
165
112
105
518
W.
.Two
Taxi
14
aree
ers
'.
'.
J3
(
Bankers
13
Kalen
Motors
10
iC
N.
R.
A
9
;
Butchers
8
Watts
Grocery
:
3
I
Biological
Station
1
LAD
IKS'
BOWLING
March
16
Macabees
vs.
C.
N.
A.,
Blue
.Birds
vs.
Annettes.
Grotto
Taxi
456
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127
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135
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