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.It
1.4U
.02
.25
IN
RUNNING
:
Second
Half
Race
Tightened'
Cp
By
tobacconists
Win
Over
Lainbie
&
Stone
Senior
Game
Grotto
35;
Lam
bie
&
Stone
17.
Intermediate
High
School
31
Scythians
27.
,
Junior
Junior
Moose
42;
Hlh
School
19.
Before
a
small
crowd
of
fais
the
Grotto
defeated
Lambb
&t
Stone
35
to
17
in
the
Senior
fixture
last
night
and
put
themselves
right
back
in
the
running
for
the
second
half
honors.
The
gams
.started
fast
with
both
teams
going
at
a
fast
clip
but
they
missed
many
scoring
chances
through
lover-eagerness
and
the
score
ran
J
even
until
Ahe
last
couple
of
min-jutes
of
play
when
McPhee
came
'through
with
a
couple
of
baskets
and
put
his
team
In
the
lead
at
jhalf
time
15
to
11.
Right
after
the
second
half
started
the
tobacconists
showod
me
Micuuk
uujiucm
uuu
puu
up
commence
on
an
air-tight,
defence
which
Lamble
nlght
In-
tnB
second
ana
sione
iouna
nara
to
pone
Tuesday,
March
17,
1936
evening,
making
25
points
lor
his
DESPICABLE
SPIES
British
Columbia
people
have
often
objected
to
the
police
system
of
using
spies
to
secure
evidence.
The
custom
has
never
prevailed
to
any
great
extent
in
this
coun
nignt's
work.
Individual
scoring:
Grotto
Smith
(2),
Ratchford
(5),
McPhee
(25),
Stalker
(2V,
Murray
(1),
Morgan.
Lambie
&
Stone
Johnson
(4)
Calderonl
(3),
Lindsay
5),
Bey
try
but
wherever
it
has
been
found
it
has
been
the
subject
non
(5),
Nakamoto,
Arney,
vie-
01
censure.
And
yet
some
of
the
countries
of
the
world
today
are
filled
with
spies
who
make
life
a
nightmare
tor
the
resi-
reck.
(nnTn
I
I
rtMif
-
I-
r
ll
4-
Imi
L.
IA.annu,In.
.
.
.
.
Intermediate
League
Iii
a
postponed
Intermediate
game
High
School
defeated
the
iicm.a.
in
uci
nuuij'
tuc
iiitici
icguiie
huh
uiuuhiums
ui
Scythians
31
to
27
In
a
closa-
secret
service
agents
who
go
about
the
country
disguised
checking
game.
The
Scythians
in
order
to
secure
information
in
regard
to
subversive
were
mlnus
a
couple
or
their
fee-propaganda.
So
in
Italy
and
Russia
thousands
of
people
"Iars
bu,
the
subI,played
g00f
are
similarly
employed.
In
Japan
too,
there
is
said
to
be
a
fToupie
TSno
baS
"SU
good
deal
of
espionage
in
quarters
thought
to
be
anta-
nigh
school,
as
a
whole,
niaved
gonistic
to
military
domination.
In
any
of
those
countries
a
strong
eame
and
Munro
brought
no
person
is
safe
from
the
machinations
and
criminal
down
tne
h0US
with
a
reat
sno1
malevolence
which
goes
with
espionage.
People
are
,
often
S
Storf
bT'iiSg
punished
without
any
opportunity
of
meeting
their
ac-
points
and
was
mainly
responsible
cusers
face
to
face.
It
is
unsafe
even
to
whisper
anything
for
their
win.
which
might
be
construed
as
opposition
to
the
ruling,
individual
scoring:
powers.
As
long
as
a
person
is
wholeheartedly
with
the
(?h?,0lNa?Ir
J?.1'
J
Meekin
(2),
Munro
(3).
Fulton
(G).
11
'
j?
1
p
1
i
1
1
1
1
.,1
government
he
is
fairly
safe
unless
he
should
quarrel
with
Eastman
(i2,
campbeiro).
a
person
holding
a
high
position,
when
it
is
easy
enough
ssythians
m.
Montesano
(7,
for
false
evidence
to
be
manufactured.
Espionage
leads
to
terror
and
gives
a
great
opportunity
for
all
kinds
of
injustices.
Letourneau
(3),
Roma
(4),
II.
Montesano
(6),
Hale
(1),
Cromp
(6).
Junior
League
The
Junior
Mnosp".
with
!.
OUR
EMPIRE
NEIGHBORS
help
of
two
players
recruited
While
Australia
and
New
Zealand
are
bordering
on
the
from
th
scouts,
defeated
nigh
same
ocean
as
mirsplvPK
nnd
jVp
mpmhors
nf
rho
enmo
s-h0i
42
to
19
in
an
exhibition
nnmmnmunalU!
nf
Hnnc
fvorln
n'fl,
Jo
f
oD
game
whlch
was
featured
by
somo
..w...w.
,"nui'
"
.
10
V"1"10
nne
shootlne
by
the
Moose
for-
as
with
Japan
and
China.
They
are
in
the
southern
hemi-
ward
line
led
by
cromp.
The
gam?
sphere
wmle
we
are
in
the
northern
and
in
passing
was
fast
and
wide
open
and
the
through
the
equatorial
regions
going
from
one
nation
to
nlgn
Scho1
hai
their
share
of
thp
nthPr
it
is
nlmnsf
imrinssiKlo
in
earn;
ci;Qc
P13
but
was
stopped
time
and
"
V"
;
"
"
?uW""a
again
by
the
effective
checking
of
without
expensive
refrigeration.
As
K
many
of
the
imports
Haie
at
guard
for
the
Moose,
fut-to
this
country
from
Australia
are
animal
or
vegetable
ton
played
a
hard
game
for
U12
products
the
cost
of
importation
is
much
greater
than
if
stU(ients
and
made
most
or
their
the
articles
came
from
Europe
or
China
or
Japan.
'po1
leadlns
hl
wltlr
10
Last
year
we
imported
from
.Australia
fresh
fruits,
KtiX
iffifiZ
uhl-u
nuita,
uuu
iJierveu
n
uns,
rice,
onions,
Drantiy,
each
for
the
Moose.
wool,
tallow,
sugar,
wines,
tin,
rags
and
cotton
waste.
;
individual
scoring:
In
exchantre
for
these
iroods
we
send
tn
Anstrnlin
pnnl
'
Junlr
Moose
Eastman
(14)
cotton
.goods,
farm
implements,
films,
pipes
and
pipe
fit-
S2Sf
iin
'uSSui,
Ciomp"
uiiks,
uiuuunum
ware,
asDesios,
auiomomies
ana
auto
inh
Rr.hftni,itnn
mi
v.
parts,
electrical
apparatus,
fish
machinery,
paper,
tools,1
Kanaya
(3),
ntch.'Lund
wire
jumoer
ana
logs,
Union
Steamships,
Limited
Steamers
leave
Prince
Rupert
foi
Vancouver:
T.S.S.
CATALA
EVERY
TUESDAY,
1:30
P.M.
Due
Vancouver,
Thursday
p.m.
T.S.
CARDENA
FRIDAY,
10:30
PJV1.
1
Due
VariJDUver,
Monday
a.m.
'
Weekly
sailings
to
Port
Simpson,
Stewart,
Ariyox
and
Naas
River,
Sunday,
8
p.m.
Further
Information
regarding
sailings
and
tickets
from
R.
M;
SMITH,
Prince
Rupert
Agent;
Third
Ave.
Phone
568
jqulst.
All
league
games
will
be
post
poned
uhtll
the
Premier-Prince
Rupert
series
is
over
which
will
be
played
this
coming
Friday
and
Saturday;
LADIES'
BOWLING
March
19
P.
R.
Grads
vs.
Doo
dads,
Rangers
vs.
Brunettes.
DOLLAR
IN
NEW
YORK
NEW
YORK,
March
17:
(CP)
The
Canadian
dollar
was
quoted
at
par
on
the
New
York
foreign
exchange
today
DAILY
NEWS
Tay,
March
17,
193J
THREE
WAY
I
nrviiTi
n
nrir
dUYVLo
IIL
Three
Two
Taxi,
Oilers
and
Bankers
To
Play
Olf
in
Commercial
League
Bankers
defeated
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
three
games
td
nil
last
night
and,
as
a
result,
made
It
a
three-way
tie
with
Oilers
and
Three
Two
Taxi
for
first
nlace
in
the
Commercial
iraie.
lenity
Mcrnee
iouna
nis
logcal
station
three
games
to
nil.
shooting
eye
In
this
half
and
mad
High
average
scorer
for
the
eve-
io
points
aione
in
me
period
wnne
the
entire
.Clothiers
team
was
only
able
to
collect
C.
The
Clothier3
had
their
share
of
the
play
but,
against
the
fine
defensive
wo;k
of
the
whole
Grotto
team
who
back-checked
like
demons,
they
didn't
have
many
scoring
chances.
Eddie
Smith
was
the
spark
plug
for
the
Tobacconists
while
John-
son
played
his
usual
strong
heady
I
game
for
Lamble
it
Stone.
Me-
jPhee
was
the
sharpshooter
of
the
GROTTO
IS
'
CARNERA
IS
GIVEN
TECHNICAL
KAYO
IN
PHILADELPHIA-
BOUT
PHILADELPHIA,-
March
17:
(CP)
Leroy
Haynes,
of
Los
Angeles,
gained'
a
technical
knock-out
in
three
rounds
over
Primo
Camera,
former
world's
j
heavyweight
boxing
champion,
'
in
a
bout
here
last
night.
.147
...136
,..120
....147
4
ning
was
Tom
Barton
of
the
Bankers
with
1C4.
WATTS
1st
Johnstone
86
Hardy
-..:.....-...
88
Copeland
....r...
r
101
Ranee
164
Watts
105
Totals
,..:
...:....544
'
BIO.
STATION
1st
Brocklesby
110
Carter
88
Large
129
Sunderland
.,
67
Sutton
117
Totals
C.
N.
R.
A;
Barton
2nd
;
94
73
.102
164
117
550
2nd
141
95
102
81
110
.511
529
1st
2nd
McLeod
...
152
West
.......
,
127
Teng
108
Rogers
!:.138
Menzles
145
r
Totals
1
'
......670
BANKERS
'
1st
Smith
........j.,141
Cull
...
Fyfe
Allum
125
150
113
183
145
721
2nd
141
144
134
147
159
3rd
135
142
101
80
151
609
3rd
I
153
114
93
79
110
559
3rd
109
BASKETBALL
STANDINGS
Senior
League'
124
106
129
115
583
3rd
159
154
173
153
185
Totals
697
,725
824
League
Standing
Three
Two
Taxi
16
5
Oilers
.s:.l.;....16
5
Bankers
;..3..:..16
5
C.
N.
R.
A
;...10
11
Kaien
Motors
Y......v.
10
11
Butchers
.........1...
8
13
Watts
Grocery
7
14
Biological
Slatlon
1
,20
Classes
For
School
Children
Are
On
Physical
Education
Facilities
Here
Are
Being
Extended
Physical
education
periods
In
the
local
elementary
schools
made
their
long-awaited
appearance
this
afternoon
when
Lauehlan
Gillies
took
two
groups
of
boys
and
girls
at
the
Borden
Street
School,
for
an
hour's
workout'.
Booth
Memorial
School
children
will
get
their
first
sample
of
organized
physical
exer
cises
tomorrow.
Mr.
Gillies,
a
former
Vancouver
Y.
M,
C,
A,
man
and
until
recently
Instructor
at
the
Anyox
Community
Oym;
is
at
present
assistant
instructor
at
the
local
recreational
ceritfe.
W.
L.
P.
Grotto
c
5
12
Lamble
&
Stone
a
.
6
12
Moose
!
5'
c
10
Intermediate
League
Scythians
,
.9
2
18
Canadian
Legion
A
1
8
High
School
.4'
0
8
Ladies'
League
High
School
8
4
16
GrOttettCs
;
v
'.7
5
12
Annettes
.
"2-
-
8'
4
Junior
League
Moose
7
2
14i
High
School
.5
3
10
1
Scythians
.3
0
0'
Boy
Scouts
.2
6
4
NG
PONG
TOURNEY
Piince
Rupert
Champions
to
Decided
Saturday
Night
Who
Is
Prince
Rupert's
number
one
table
tennis
player?
The
above
question
should
be
solved
this
Saturday
evening
when
a
free
public
"ping-pong"
tournament
will
be
held
at
the
local
recreational
and
physical
education
centre.
Three
or
four
tables
and
all
the
necessary
equipment
will
be
pro-
vided
for
the
occasion,
and
girls;
Bowling
League.
A
play-off
series
structor
Paul
Kozoolin
on
the
night
Wftrlnpttftav
01
ine
tournament.
-
j
fixture
last
night
Watts'
Grocery
won
over
Bid-
Annettes
and
C.N.
Win
in
Bowling
Defeated
Blue
Birds
and
Maccabees
.
In
Ladies'
League
Last
Night
Annettes
defeated
Blue
Birds
1557
to
1434
and
Canadian
National
Recreation
Association
wOn
over
Maccabees
1335
to
1165
last
night
In
the
Ladles
Bowling
League.
High
iverage
scorer
was
A.
Pierce
of
Blue
Birds
with
183.
Details
of
scoring
were
as
follows:
Annettes
Skattebol,
355;
Basso-Bert,
203;
Owen,
315;
Johnson,
349;
Morse,
275
;
total,
1557.
Blue
Birds
Pierce,
367;
Boulter,
253;
Church,
303;
Webster,
88;
Hartwig,
166;
Keron,
257;
total,
1434.
C.
N.
R.
A.
West,
352;
Vance.
302;
Munro,
231;
Horton,
.225;
Pe
terson,
165;
total,
1335.
Maccabees-i-Cblussi,
300;
Tur
3-2on,
243;
Pettenuzzo,
215;
Bcale.
214;
Scott,
193;
total,
1105.
Hie
league
standing:
G,
Ttl:
Av.
Annettes
14
1082)'
773
Blue
Birds
14
10351
739
!
Rangers
12
9064
755
P.
R.
Grads
12
842r
702
Doodads
12
8387
699
Maccabees
14
9256
661
uruneues
12
7197
600
C.
N.
R.
A;
14
8324
595
Atlin
Fisheries
Defeats
Knox
In
Ten
Pin
Bowling
In
a
postponed
Ten
Pin
Bowling
League
fixture
on
Sunday
Atlin
Fisheries
beat
Knox
Hotel
by
a
score
of
two
to
one.
League
Standing
W.
L.
Grotto
......,
.....
21
9
Rose,
Cowan
Si
Latta
...:19
11
Power
Corporation
17
13
Knox
Hotel
16
14
Canadian
Legion
14
19
Moose
13
17
Atlin
Fisheries
10
17
Elks
9
21
TRAPPERS
AND
DEALERS
50,000
MUSK
RATS
5,000
BEAVER
Wanted
at
once
for
immediate
delivery
HIGHEST
PRICES
PAID
Also
all
your
other
FURS
at
full
market
value.
Ship
at
once
and
convince
yourselves,
J.
CLONES
Buyer
and
Exporter
PRINCE
GEORGE.
B.C.
COAL
TO
PLEASE
EVERYBODY
Satisfaction
Guaranteed'
FAMOUS
EDSON
ALBERTA
COAL
BULKLEY
VALLEY
COAL
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
COAL
PRINCE
RUPERT
FEED
COMPANY
PHONE:
58
and
558
WINNERS
IN
15-5.
BADMINTON!:
tlie
first
games
of
the
city
badmln
iton
tournament
last
night:
Men's
Singles
,W,
Bryant
Seat
W.v
Cross
15-9,
15-5.
Be
J.
iiorton
Deal
J,
rwrnngion
id-
11,
15-4.
P.
Mcintosh
beat
R.
Bartlett
15-
9;
17-14.
B.
Crass
beat
E.
Gordon
15-3,
15-0.
1
O.
Young
beat
R.
Summers
15-2,
15-7.
-
i
J.
Murray
beat
D.
Meadows
15-12,
15-1.
Men's
Doubles
Mcintosh
and
Bartlett
beat
Ward
and
McCaffery
15-11,
15-5.
Norrlngton
and
Iiorton
beat
and
boys,
as
well
as
women
andistamioru
anci
Murray
ia-u.
lz-ia,
men,
will
be
eligible
to
comiiete
In
a
best
two
out
of
three
sets
knockout
series.
There
are
many
people
both
young
and
old
who
play
this
fascinating"
indoor
game
in
Prince
Rupert',
and'
this
tourney
should
show
them
exactly
how
they
stand
in
comparison
with'
the
rest.
Entries
will
be
received
by
In
Mixed
Double
Norrington
and
McKay
beat
Mrs.
Overend
and
Stamford
17-14,
12-15,
17-14.
F.
Cross
and
W.
Cross
beat
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
Mitchell
15-13,
8-15,
15-12.
Miss
C.
Mitchell
and
Ward
beat
Miss
M'.
Vance'
and
Peterson
15-11.
15-12.
.'
:-
Miss
B.
Thompson
and
Bryant
beat
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Greggor
15-8,
15-5.
Miss
M.
Lawrence
and
Cross
beat
Miss
O.
Palmer
and
Blake
15-9,
15-4.
TonUht's
Draw
The
draw
for
tonight's
games
Is
as
follows:
7:30
J.
GlbsOh
vs.
R.
Franks.
8:000'.
Young
and
Dr.
Poole
vs.
R.
Summers
and
Blake;
O;
Munro
and
Mrs.
Greggor
vs.
D.
Patmore
and
J.
Cross.
8:30
R.
Franks
and
J.
Gibson
vs.
J.
Murray
and
partner;
G.
Palmer
and
E.
Rlvett
vs.
Mrrf.
Gibson
and
Mrs.
Overend.
9:00
P.
DeJong,
and
partner
vs.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Young;
D.
Blake
vs.
B.
Bacon.
9:30
Mrs.
Gibson
and
J.
Gibson
J
vs.
Mrs.
Greggor
and
R.
Franks.
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NORTHWESTERN
LEAniiP
x
PLAY-OFr
IS
EVENED
Cp
VANCOUVER,
March
17
liist
Games
in
City
Championship
(CP)
The
play-off
series
be-
Tournament
Last
Night
tween
Portland
Buckaroos
and
Vancouver
Lions
for
thp
fiininH.
the
results
In
the
right
to
meet
Seattle
Sea
Hawks
In
,
the
final
for
the
Northwestern
j
Hockey
League
championship
;
was
tied
up
last
night
when
the
Lions
won
a
closely
con-
t
irsica
game
nere
oy
a
score
ol
one
to
nil.
Portland
had
won
the
first
"game
at
Sunday
night-
Portland
SPORT
CHAT
The
big
series
between
Premier
and
Prince
Rupert
will
be
played
on
Friday
and
Saturday
of
this,
week
and
the
local
hoop
fans
can
be
sure
of
seeing
two
fast
ijanu-s.
Basketball
has
taken
a'
stron
t
hold.
in
Premier
this
year
and
thj
mining
camp
has
a
good
fast
team
which
Includes
a
couple
ot
former"
lOcal'
players.
Tills
Is
their
first
attenipt
to
win
the
Northern
B.C.
championship
and
Sun
Life
Cup
and
they
are
determined
to
take
home
the
bacon.
The
local
boys
arc
just
as
determined
to
keep
that
cup
here
so
this
series
should
be
an
Interesting
one
The
local
team
has
been
practising
hard
for
these
coming
games
and,
after
the
fine
showing
they
made
against
New
Metlakatla
a
couple
if
weeks
ago.
they
will
make
l:
lifflcult
for
any
team
to
take
the
Iiampionshlp
away
from
them,
Grotto
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