March
24,
1637
ilia
n
Is
Still
Heavy
gfx
Jieaths
Result
From
Golden
State
ANCISCO,
March
v
heavy
rainfall
24:
cofi-
Californra,
?n
the
nor-
streams
threaten
serious
pi-
r.wn
u
iva
ui
iitavv
lain
.ntnn
n
r
Art
II
rtt
AA
--ft
-
t
whicn
in
some
cases
aa
nseasonable
Vcalher.
If
en
nours
across
lanaaa
.
,
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.
i
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maul
1
1
A
n
VaptilAA
Now
lieinc
riaiiuea
WA,
March
24:
Under
the
r
I-
-
t
t
ns-uauuau
uu
service,
ic
to
provide
for
which
was
ed
in
the
House
of
Com
esterday,
It
Is
planned
to
slxteen-hour
service
across
from
Montreal
to
Van-
Th'e
service
will
be
cut
into
leral
sections,
qne
eastward
e
a,
Tariffs
Advised
1
1
!
1
-
1
mrnn
iiiim
in
t
iiivrrn
.
1
Ujr
Tariff
Board
.
.
.
.
M
-
Avy
Af
Marcn
it:
ine
lanji
yesterday
recorrimended
to
'
ivr
i
iiiTiriii
iiiwFiririi7
in
i
nn
on
auiomoo
ues.
I
r
.
period
tndinz
5
p.m.
tomorrow
).'
l
a
;
vi
i
uciui
ojimijnin
i
rcanurv
ilua
on
north
coast
and
shower.
occurred
over
the
province
mr.n.:
I
I
.
1
I
il
.
unit
tjj
tuiULI
ncuvuvi
nee
cunprt
i
Ktripi
i.iirtu
herly
winds,
part
cloudy
and
uecn
Charloltc
Islands
lllch
herly
winds,
part
cloudy
and
'est
Coast
of
Vancouver
Isl
-Moaerate
to
fresh
north
to
winds,
.part
eloudv
and
coM
iRht.
Todaya
Weather
(OovenuiMint
TrleerMha
I'Tace
-Cloudy,
calm,
iU.
oansh-
Cloudy,
cairn,
.15.
14IUI1I
rniii-
'ewart-ltaining,
calm,
35.
law
ton-Cloudy,
calm,
30.
f
"uncrs
i'art
cloudy,
calm,
urns
Lake
Snowing,
calm,
21
-
.
iear.
nonneast
IQ-
8
miles
ncr
hour:
Imrn
tr.
vi
do
:tevan-Clear,
north
wind,
4
ler
hour;
barometer;
29,82,
"ce
i.eorge-
Fair,
calni
ymcier,
29
9',
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ead
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hour;
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c
nnHv
,
.
",u.
i
miles
per
hour,
iTea
POUND
im
$400
'"Shu,nd
sterling
closed
"W
market
yesterday.
Mail
Schedule
lh
East-""
Wednesday,
and
m
"e
East-SS
and
Urdav
.5
p.m;
Van,
'Oliver
10:20
p.m.
"ursday
12:30
pjo.
rlday
..9:30
p.m.
9:30
p.m,
tl
and
22
.4:30
p.m,
"ftLJfSl.
sln
heated
dock
'
'
neai"
the
Btew-
(tf)
HOOP
TEAM
IS
IN
CITY
Ocean
Falls
Sound
Arrlvevi
iw
Series
of
(James
for
District
t
nanipionship
This
Week
played
here
on
Thursday
and
this
morning
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
(leorge
from
the
paper
town.
They
will
leave
Fridav
night
by
the
Princess
Louise
on
their
return
home.
The
paper
town
team
is
a
real
uphill-fighting
bunch
of
melon
tosflers.
Some
of
the
boys
here
were
with
Ihe
Ocean
Falls
team
that
visited'
liella
liella
at
the
end
of
last
week
and
gave
a
hard
battle
to
the
aggregation
there
which
Is
said
to
be
one
of
the
smartest
on
the
coast.
SPORT
CHAT
It
was
stated
at
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Knglish
Baseball
Association
National
Council
thai
450
teams
will
be
in
action
ir
90
In
orkshire,
criokel
strnntr
England
this
summer
including
hold.
Negotiations
have
been
opened
by
the
Southern
Transvaal
Football
Association
fpr
a
tour
of
South
Africa
by
Aberdeen,
crack
Scottish
soccer
team,
during
Ihe
coming
season.
S..
E.
i'arkes
is
said
to
have
spent
$125,000
trying
to
popularize
pro
rugby
in
London,
an
effort
which
ended
when
the
Streat
ham
and
Milch&m
club
withdrew
from
the
Pugby
League
with
12
games
un
played.
S.
Cope,
a
member
of
the
South
Australian
Cricket
team
lhat
opposed
Dr.
W.
.
Grace's
English
eleven
which
toured
Australia
in
1874,
is
dead
at
81.
Sir
Abe
Bailey's
Lovely
Rosa,
winner
of
Ihe
uaKs
last
year,
has"
been
mated
with
Tiberius.,
winner
of
the
Ascot
Gold
Cup
ai.d
the
Goodwood
Cup
for
the
same
owner
in
1935.
All
clubs
have
replied
to
the
English
Football
League
que
tionaire
regarding
the
proposed
two-referee
system
bill
the
management
committee
'has
not
dl
closed
its
attitude
toward
the
dan.
Badminton
playing
reduces
tennis
efficiency
according
to
an
official
of
the
Southern
Transvaal
Tennis
Association,
but
his
views
are
opposed
by
other
Soul
h
Afri
can
tennis
experts.
After
playing
30
matches
in
South
Africa.
Alf
Padgham's
Pri
tish
professional
golfing
team
is
home.
In
three
international
matches,
each
country
won
one
the
third
was
halved.
Playing
in
intense
cold,
two
St
Austell
(England)
players
collapsed
in
a
match
against
Moorswatcr
with
the
score
3-0
and
seven
others
on
the
team
left
keeper
and
a
back
defied
the
other
11
for
five
minutes
and
(hen
left.
A.
W.
F.
Somerset,
82,
pre.-N
dent
of
Sussex
County
Cricket
f!fnti
nitd
rnntflin
of
two
M.
C.
O.
Lost
TENNIS
IS
.
A
likely
looking
bunch
of
boy
r
1
n
l
who,
fforr,
all
advance
accounts,
I
anKeeS-LarUS
may
be
expected
to
give
the
locals
t-i
,
a
run
for
their
money
In
the
Nor-1
rJlVOVPn
IPH1T1Q
lttVUlcu
1
Cdlllfc
them
Ilrllfoh
Columbia
basket-
NEW
YORK,
March
24:
A
Friday
evenings,
the
Ocean
Falls
Pu
of
sPorts
writers,
results
select
senior
hoop
team
arrived
of
whlch
were
announced
yes-
'
i
1
1.
t.
--
t
iciuuy,
went
overwneimjngiy
In
favor
of
New
York
Yankees
and
St.
Louis
Cardinals
to
win
the
American
and
National
League
pennants
this
year.
4
4
HABITANTS
DEFEATED
to
Ited
Wings
in
I'lay-Off
Opener
Hangers
And
Maroons
Win
l)i:Ti;01T,
.March
2t:
(CD-Detroit
Itetl
WiiiRs
blanked
the
Montreal
Canadiens
4
to
nil
here
last
night
in
the
opener
of
the
National
Hockey
League
playoffs.
Maroons
upheld
the
honors
of
Montreal
by
defeating
Huston
llrnins
4
16
1
at
Montreal.
New
York
Rangers
shut-out
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
Uiree
to
nil
at
Toronto.
The
series
play
will
be
resumed
tomorrow
night.
ORGANIZED
Qtto
Young
Name
President
QC
Prince
Rupert
'Club
'This
Year
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Prince,
It
u
pert
Tennis
Club
was
held
last
night.
The
following
officers
for
the
year
were
elected.
President,
Otto
Young.
Vico-President,
Geoffrey
Wil-lett.
Secretary
-
Treasurer,
Jnnics
Farquhar.
Executive
Mrs.
F.
E,
.Robertson,
Mrs.
W
N.
Currie,
T.
W
Brown
and
F.
M.
Davis.
Various-activities
pertaining
Ic
the
coming
season
were
discussed.
From
all
present
indications
tennis
should
enjoy
its
usual
popularity
this
year.
The
courts
are
n
good
shape
after
the
winter
and
some
of
the
players
have
al
ready
been
out.
CLYDF.
HEATS
1
1
MKTS
GLASGOW,
March
24:-Clydes
defeated
Hearts
2
to
1
in
a
post
poned
Scottish
League,
First
Divl
slon,
football
game
yesterday.
dies,
died
at
Castle
Goring,
near
here.
Kensington
Borough
Council
of
London
wants
playing
fields
and
is
considering
a
proposal
to
b:iy
5(5
acres
on
the
Ealing
Road
from
the
London
Passenger
Transport
Board
for
$255,000.
The
South
American
Fool
ball
Federation
has
prohibited
thr:
competition
of
any
kind
of
Its
members
in
Europe,
a
Sequel
to
the
disqualification
of
Peru
at
the
Berlin
Olympiad.
VANCOUVKK
KELT
PKICES
VANCOUVER,
March
24:
Vancouver
beef
prices
are
still
firm-steers
at
7.35c,
heifers
at
G.75c
and
teams
that
visited
the
West
In-
pows
at
4.5c.
"TIME
THE
TOILER"
THE'
DAILY
'
NEWS
PACE
FIVE-
PORT
THREE
WAY
BOWLS
TIE
Power
Corporation
CaU'hes
Up
I
Willi
Printers
and
Moose
In
Ten
Pin
league
Power
Corporation
defeafed
'Six
Five
Taxi
two
games
to
one
last
night
and
moved
into
a
three-way
tie
with
Printers
and
Moose
for
leadership
of
the
Ten
Pin
Howling
League.
In
the
other
fixture
of
the
evening
Grotto
won
over
Armour
Salvage
Co.
thre'o
games
to
nil.
High
average
score)
for
the
evening
was
Max
Asemis
sen
of
Armour
Salvage
with
197
POWEU
COUP.
lpt
2nd
3rd
Little
177
119
Donald
'.7.
127
171
Foreman
.......
.
Ap
fl:'.
Kinslor
..........
.f-12
197
Smijh
,...181
179
HAndicap
5.1"
"
V,
Total
G5
Scott
.
.
,
.
.
Todd
French
.
.
.
.
Schrpiber
,
Handicap
.
.
...lift
...'.15:1
....177
91
Total
770
ARMOUR
SAL.
1st
Lacerte
127
F.
Comadina
.....
.134
Armour
..,
142
I.
Comadina
129
lAsemlssen
........
1
90
Handicap
48
Total
.....
GROTTO
Mcintosh
..
A.
Comadina
Barrie
....
Afhey
Total
The
fourth
ing
to
dale:
Power
Corporation
Six
Fixe
Taxi
Grotto
Armour
Salvage
.
.
895
2nd''
ii
r
137
149'
154
109
22
805
2nd
102
y,8.
142
147
189
.
48
'W.'
.
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.
.5
..5li
..4
..4
.
.1
L.
"
1
4
1
5
5
8
150
187
15?.
ui
Ui'1.
r.:;
818
3rd
1
'-!
171
170
170
22i
852
3rd
12rt
122
1BC
15K
207
,48
..770
IW.l"!
..iit2pit
3rd
,
ICS
,.
,
.18o
jl;18,
......118
.;97
.i.itir.r'
rri
Moran
...181
.Handicap
........
17
192
;
17
185
TOURNEYS
COMPLETED
1UI)
1
173"
203
17;
.
.790
858'
block
l&lgifS
''sfhrid-;'
Printers
.....
Moose
P
.)
5
4',
4'
1
I
use
a
Fine
Cut
firand!
Blackstock
and
Bruce
Simundson
nt6
skilful
players,'
while.
al,
th.o
winning
from
Gunvor
Skaland
others
had
the
benefit
of
practice
and
John
Wilson,
while
Jessie
and
ah
increased
knowledge
of
Gjbson
and
Dick
Cameron
had
the
gAmes
7nd
the-
rules
of
sport
won
from
Amy
Armstrong
and
Al-
generally.
Ian
MacMillan.
The
final
Fragrant,
mellow
Ogden's
that
corrals
full
smoking
enjoyment
for
roll-your-owners.
Whether
you're
already
an
old
roll
hand
or
are
"fixuV
to
start
in
now"
try
Ogden's
with
"Chantecler"
or
"Vofeu'e"
papers.
That
combination
will
teach
you
al)
there
is
to
know
about
pleasure
iri
rolling
your'ownV
PS.
Your
Pipe
Knows
Ogden's
Cut
Plug
OGDENS
FINE
CUT
was
a
very
keenly
fought
match
with
The
finals
of
ihe
badminton
long
rallies
and
some
spectacular
and
ping
pong
tournaments
at
shots
but,
after
losing
the
first
the
1'ooth
Memorial
School
to
set,
Jessie
(Jibson
and
Dick
Cam-iwind
up
the
indoor
games
that
oron
won
the
next
two
from
have
been
in
progress
through
Sheila
P.lackstock
and
liriiee
Sim-
the
fall
and
winter
were
played
undson.
off
yesterday
afternoon
an.d
re-
Other
leani
activities
that
had
lilted
in
-keenly
contested
gaffiaa.
been
earned
on
during
the
pa,st
The
badminton;
was
vVon
by
months
were
goodminton
and
vol-ffruce
Simundson
and
Teddy
Cnp-
Icy
ball,
as
well
as
basketball
tlek
from
Doreen
.
Croxford
and
Now
with
the
coming
of
spring,
iVaiter
Colussi.
in
the
sepii-
softbull
and
football
will
begin
'Ilials
S'niiind-son
and
Catsick
on
an
organized
basis,
had
beaten
Jessie
Gibson
and
In
the
competition
games,
part-Jack
Wait
while
Doreen
Crox-
riers
were
assigned
at
random,
ford
aiid
Waltgf
ColussI
had
won
arid
the
results
are
very
gratjfy-from
Margaret
Smilh
and
Jack
ing,
particular
for
the
first
year,
McLean.
in
.
spite
of
some
limitations
of
'
The
semi-finals
of
the
ping
space.
Many
of
the
girls
and
pong
had
resulted
In
Sheila
hoys
ga,ve
promise
of
developing
Northern
H.
G.
Championship
BASKETBALL
MOOSE
HALL
March
25
&
2G,
at
7:15
Ocean
Falls
vs.
Prince
Rupert
All
Stars
Adrn.
Adults
5Qc,
Children
25c
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AND
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BY
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'is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
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For
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