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of
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Brown
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to
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FOR
SOLDIERS
Some
time
ago
a
Prince
Rupert
citizen
donated
fifty
dollars
to
enable
the
soldiers
at
the
old
hospital
to
purchase
a
piano.
Now
we
are
asking
people
to
donate
books
for
the
soldiers'
library.
Most
people
have
at
least
a
few
volumes
that
they
do
not
require.
The
soldiers
could
use
them
and
thev
would
be
passed
on
from
one
to
another
more
than
they
would
in
any
other
place.
If
it
is
not
convenient
to
leave
them
at
the
hospital,
just
drop
them
in
at
the
Daily
New?
office
and
we
will
see
that
they
reach
the
riht
people.
If
desired,
we
will
let
them
know
the
names
of
the
donors.
THREE
CANDIDATES,.
3
,
There
are
now
three
candidates
in
the
field
fromi
which
the
electors
of
Skeena
will
select
one
to
represent
them
at
Ottawa.
The
first,
in
the
field
was
George
Weaver
of
Nanaimo,
a
very
estimable
gentkman
ho
once
before
contested
this
constituency
in
tHe
provincial
arena
but
was
defeated.
He
is
the
representative
of-the
Socialist
group
known
as
thp
Co-operative
Commonwealth
Federation.
He
is
pledged
to
support
a
Socialist
program.
The
most
recent
nomination
is
that
of
Georsre
F.
Cameron,
Conservative,
a
Vancouver
barrister,
who
has
3
claim
to
local
interest
in
that
his
father
was
temporarily
in
Prince
Rupert
as
Presbyterian
minister.
Wp
are
tok1
that
he
is
a
very
suitable
person
to
represent
Skeena
in
the
Federal
Parliament.
He
would
support
Dr.
Manion.
The
other
man
is
our
tried
and
tested
old
friend,
OW
Hanson,
who
walked
into
the
Skeena
district
before
the
railway
was
built
without
even
a
gunny
sack
in
which
to
carry
his
clothes.
He
fought
his
way
up
and
by
hard
work
and
untiring
industry
managed
to
reach
a
place
where
h'
could
ficht
the
election
without
drawing
on
campaign
funds.
The
first
timp
he
was
chosen
as
candidate
he
w?r
electpd
and
once
since
he
has
been
re-elected.
He
is
nov
well
known
to
the
PHme
Minister
and
the
other
memberr
of
the
Dominion
cabinet
as
a
man
on
whom
they
can
rely
Even
Prime
Minister
Bennett
often
sought
his
advice
or
important
matters
of
state.
He
knows
every
corner
of
the
district
and
tries
to
deal
fairly
with
everyone.
He
is
the
man
thnr
wp
know.
His
record
is
before
us.
It
should
be
an
easy
matter
to
choose
a
man
from
these
three.
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Today
in
Sports
PL
SIMPSON
WAS
WINNER
Defeated
Tourinp
Kltkatla
Racket-ball
Teams
In
Two
Games
This
Week
PORT
SIMPSON.
March
1
The
Young
People's
Educational
Association
basketball
team
scored
victories
over
a
touring
Kltkatla
Excelsior
Club
team
In
games
played
here
on
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
night
or
this
week.
The
first
game
ended
In
a
score
of
81
to
43
for
Port
Simpson
and
the
second
59
to
55.
Individual
scoring
in
the
second
game
was
as
follows:
Kltkatla
W.
Innes.
13:
A.
Innes.
3:
S.
Lewis.
28;
O.
Dousras.
4;
A.
Innes:
E.
Jackson.
5:
J.
Nelson.
2;
total,
55.
Port
Simpson
R.
Sankey.
9:
Arthur
Wesley.
19;
R.
Johnson.
19;
H.
Ryan,
7;
William
Johnson.
2:
W.
Cooper.
5:
H.
McKay;
total.
59.
Hockey
Scores
National
League
Chicago
2,
Rangers
1.
Boston
4,
Canadiens
2.
Detroit
1.
Toronto
3.
Pacific
Coast
League
Vancouver
1.
Portland
2.
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RETURN
TO
LEADERSHIP
Savoy
Hotel
is
Bark
on
Top
Commercial
Bon
line
League
Standing
191.
Individual
scoring:
Savoy
Hotel
Menzie
Morris
Zarelli
Amey
Moran
Totals
Canadian
Scottish
Renearts
;
Ktlner
:
Donaldson
...
Ihraer
Allan
I
i
Five
tfimnar.o
vonl
rrad
the
oavs
to
let
them
have
to
(ell
l
117
148
153
201
176
800
I,
154
130
154
155
M
119
110
180
159
149
a
z
139
126
163
95
jAkehurst
98
Handicap
39
39
J
Totals
717
6C9
(Angus
Apartments
1
2
Taylor
143
166
Burv
153
186
,MeLeod
139
137
Jck
135
M3
MrMeektn
129
142
Handicap
2
2
Totals
.
706
776
'.
League
standing
to
date:
j
W
L
.
Savoy
Hotel
17
4
OyroClub
15
6
ON.R.A.
:i4
4
Printer
H
10
Imperial
Oil
10
8
Annus
Apartments
...
7
14
Moose
4
11
(Canadian
Scottish
0
21
In
R
A
CK
FR
OM
j
v
w
w
w
The
Port
Simpson
Athletic
Club
basketball
party,
numbering
some
forty
persons,
arrived
In
Prince
Rupert
last
evening
aboard
the
boats
Norma
W.
and
Mary
D.
after
a
week's
visit
to
New
Metlakatla,
Al-laska.
during
which'
two
games
were
played,
new
Metlakatla
winning
Savoy
Hotel
regained
the
leader-
both,
the
first
by
a
score
of
47
to
33
ship
of
the...
Commercial
Bowling
and
the
second
3T
to
31.
Both
were
League
last
night
by
scoring
a
rlean
dose
matches,
particularly
the
sweep
three
games
to
nil
victor'
firs
one.
a
final
quarter
burst
of
over
the
long-suffering
Canadian
fcorln
building
up
the
New
Metla-SeotUih.
Angus
Apartment
rolled
katla
score.
The
Port
Simpson
team
their
end
of
the
second
fixture
of
found
the
New
Metlakatla
Hall
a
the
evening,
play
of
their
oppon-
little
too
warm
to
be
comfortable
ents
being
deferred.
High
average
but
report
that
the
gymnasium
scorer
for
the
evening
wai
Scoop
there
U
a
splended
one.
Bury
of
Angus
Apartments
with
Throughout
their
visit,
the
Port
Simpson
party
was
splendidly
en-
',
tertalned
at
New
Metlakatla.
They
Jj
3
took
part
In
rededleatory
.service
157
of
the
renovated
Christian
Church
A
161
in
the
Alaska
town
last
Sunday
On
174
Monday
there
was
a
banquet
In
the
192
Town
Hall
by
the
church
choral
i
203
society,
the
olace
being
filled,
vlsl-K
887
tor?
from
Ketchikan,
among
other.
1
V
3
being
In
attendance.
The
games
188
were
played
Tuesday
and
Wednes-(J
125
dav
nlsht
J
114
were
Rev.
T
C.
Col
well,
pastor
of
Pto'the
Port
Simpson
United
Church
17
i
who
participated
in
the
rededlra-j5
Hon
services
at
the
New
Metlakatla
Church.
U
10
1
7!
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Club.
100
and
Paul
Price,
manager
of
the.
117
batketball
team,
the
Port
Simpson
j
39
people
left
Prince
Rupert
this,
C83
morning
aboard
their
two
boats
for
!
3
home
where
they
are
due
to
ar-l
122
rive
early
this
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230
Price
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that
the
Port
Simpson
129
Athletic
Club
was
interested
In
210
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the
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Oilers
of
196
Prince
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