Women's
High
Grade
SENORITA
SHOES
In
Blaek
aad
Brwwa
Oxford
a4
Strap
K,
CiIm
xnd
Spaa&b
HeeK
Theve
tt
are
r??rfar
valae.
STLCIALLY
nUCXD
U
make
mm
fr
new
?rtnx
foes
a
the
way.
AtowHt
aH
and
wfcJtJw
in
the
Int.
7k
it
x
real
fcar-raia
fit
hifh
(rale
dependable
ftwear.
$4.45
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
"CAXLT
EWTI05
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
THE
DAILY
NEWS.
mscz
vxrtxt
-
tiiinsn
Columbia
PsbSifced
t-nrj
Aner&eca,
Except
Eraday,
by
Prfcee
Bspert
Di2r
S?n
UsXUA,
Third
Averse
H.
f.
PULLES
Minagbg-EdUor
Paid
la
adrac&e,
per
wtek
.
Paid
la
adva&ee,
per
nxsnth
.
By
vr.ttl
to
a
part
of
British
Cctsxbla,
the
BrKaa
Ecpire
aad
Unfced
SUtex,
yearly
period,
paid
Is
advance
Bj
mxn
to
aS
ether
own
trie,
pet
ear
.
AdtertMnr
ao4
CtreaLtUoB
Teiebooe
S
Nr-i
Department
Teleptne
K
Member
af
Audit
Eimt
at
Cb-ralaUvns
JO
Thartday.
retznary
22
1M0
.CONSIDERABLE
HELP
CoraideraMe
help
Ls
being
sent
to
Finland
by
a
number
of
different
countries
including
Great
Britain.
Airplane
wfcteft
were
being
kept
in
rterve
were
pasised
on
to
help
huki
Rum
back-
r
ranee,
kaly,
Norway
and
Sweden
idl
m-)pfog
jtftat
;hey
can
to.help
preveiit
the
steam
roH-er
tactics
she
Sov.et
uceeeafng.'
"W
e
hope
the
help
v.iii
tie
ml
tt&enL
WILL
IT
SPREAD?
To
what
extent
will
the
present
conflict
spread?
That
jk
what
many
are
today
asking
and
there
U
none
to
an-Ueh'
It
geem
posble
that
the
fight
may
become
general
before
it
is
over.
A
number
of
nations
may
be
added
to
the
.belligerent.
Already
there
are
indication
that
the
Balkans
may
become
involved
and
m
may
the
Scandinav
AillfirM.a
Ca
ml
I
sVi
1
Anriiilo
ntM
rliA
etwvewrr
event
daring
the
next
few
months.
Some
of
the
neutra1
countne
are
already
feeling
the
pressure
and
will
have
to
declare
themselves
before
long.
Even
the
United
State?
may
find
itself
involved
once
the
election
is
over.
SHII'BUILDINC;
AT
RUPERT
There
ia
practical
certertainty
that
Prince
Rupert
will
be
doing
some
shipbuilding
before
long.
The
article
published
yesterday
in
the
Daily
News
indicates
that
tho
flatter
is
being
seriously
considered
and
that
the
contracts
are
almost
sure
to
come
through.
The
information
this
time
came
to
Mr.
Hanson
direct
from
the
Hon.
C.
D,
Howe
and
was
in
answer
to
a
telegram
fient
him
in
regard
to
the
matter.
LEADERS
TROUNCED
Mowopk
Store
Clean
Sweep
Victory
Over
Pioneer
Laandry
In
Mixed
Bottlinr
Lea
roe
Mowopiet
scored
a
clean
sweep
three
game
to
9U
victory
the
leading
Pioneer
Laundry
In
the
Mixed
Bowling
League
last
night.
In
the
second
fixture
of
Individual
scoring::
Pioneer
Laundry
1
P.
Wesch
463
P.
Yager
156
V.
Crimson
161
II!
Croxford
173
Jfd
.Dunfrate
211
D.
Wesch
109
handicap
68
Total
J10I
Mowopjes
1
0,
Petersen
VI
P.
Petenn
.142
.H.
Woodslde
.....'161
8.
Woodslde
187
M.
Morrison
.165
F.
Morrison
108
Handicap
.
134
1
206
174
162
193
131
190
68
net
2
191
123
96
100
231
206
134
3
129
85
116
199
96
135
116
168
141
191
134
ToUl
J123
Ji;l
1024
Alley
Cats
1
2
3
C
Brind
.
141
169
1W
B.
Brlnd
135
;31
1M
O.
Wharton
222
105
163
A.
Saunders
157
127
181
Kera
Aiemlssen
J65
iM
127
Max
Asemisstn
J313
209
141
Handicap
J49
149
149
:
Tctal
1282
10S4
10l
Franks
1
Z
Z
mtt
Grace
Johnson
83
134
104
h
Bnson
J08
200
261
Mrs.
MadHl
139
122
128
Oeorue
Frlnkllh
171
177
208
the
evening
Franks
won
over
Al-
.1
inger.
m
W
117
lev
CoU
two
eames
to
one.
Hiah
Curtn
1M
166
averaee
scorers
were
Dollv
Wesch
Handicap
11
.114
114
of
pioneer
Laundry
lor
the
ladles
with
J95
And
Max
Aiemlssen
of
Alky
Cat
for
the
men
with
22"l.
Total
,
871
1160.1098
The
league
standing:
Pioneer
Laundry
.12
9
Franks
...It.
t.
40
11
.Mowoples
9
9
Alley
Cats
7
U
Oeorgc
Miller,
well
known
United
States
customs
officer
at
Skag-way,
was
a
passenger
.aboard
the
Princess
Louise
this
mornlnff
re.
27
turning
north
after
a
lx
weeks'
63
trip
to
Seattle
and
elsewhere
In
"10
the
south.
.3
1
.
141
NEW
YORK
COPrCR
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
22:
Copper
Bankers
Win
Over
Malldns
Scare
Of
Tw
Gajnes
T
One
I
Ffte
K
RHrfeir,
Learae
Flfcre
Boaters
Five
Paa
3
Last
Miht
by
a
aaglaL
Tjfcr
of
BaaJten
Mimr
scarer
w4a
11
Iter
O
arf
D
D
&
be
aaryed
kites
Indfrafaal
suain.:
:
Bankers'
I
M-n
KM
Pmibui
-
W
Hook
U
Conn
..
IM
TvW
.
m
TtI
R.
MM
SUtawIg
Total
The
tun
Hew
OH
:
Banker
JXOiDD-8
ts
TO
9X0
2
IS
14
21
Sfta
223
M
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IMC
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34
187
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m
354
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7
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Bucklty's
Gpiues
You
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ror.
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Your
Patronage
will
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appreciated
"Aim
to
Pleae"
U
oar
Motto-Thank
You
i
For
three-quarters
of
the
jrame
Standard
Oilers
of:
mt
n
fVinee
Rupert
and
AH
Stars
of
Keidsikaa
pfayed
loach
;
and
go
basketball
in
the
third
antcfe
of
the
interrarjonal
fMrfli
mnrftr
tk
IamU
m
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tat
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Terms:
strictly
cash:
LoU
9-10,
Blk.
11;
D.
L.
369,
Terrace,
Hugh
M.
Adamt
Estate,
1500.00:
8ab
Lot
1
of
Lot
1429,
Range
5,
C.
D.
Lakelse
Road,
10
acres,
Fetor
De
Boer
Estate,!
$100.00;
Lot
20,
Blk.
11
S.
6,
Prince
Rupert,
George
Macklln
Estate
$900.00;
Lot
4,
Blk.
37.
Sec.
5,
Prince
Rupert,
J.
D.
Peel
Estate,
$125.00;
Lot
3053,
Cas-slar,
103
acres,
situate
near
Aiy-ansh,
Wm.
Stewart
Estate,
$100.-00;
Unsubdlvlded
portion
Lot
2199,R.5,C.D142
acres,
and
cottage,
Estate
Nell
McCarthy,
$300.00;
Assd.
Lot
A
of
Lot
5
'
Blk.
2,
and
Assd.
Lot
A
of
Lot
6,
Blk.
2,
D.
L.
45,
Port
Esslngton,
Estate
Mary
D.
Holland,
$200.00;
Unsold
portion
Lot
3822,
Casslar
(Alice
Arm),
and
cottage,
Eitate
John
W.
Btrbmbeck,
$500.00.
'Official
;
Administrator,
Prince
Rupert,
B.
C.
tf.
WANTED
prices
were
.01c
to
.04c
lower
on"
WANTED
Girl
to
do
general
the
Jfew
York
metal
market
ye-
housework
and
cooking
for
fam
terday
with
March
closing
at
lff.COc1
per
pound,
lly
Df
four,
out
of
town.
Box
32
pally
News.
Apply
(47l
taft-4
a
Wrt
of
eed
and
power
whkk
ownthclwied
thet
irm
vwhr
ad
feWcerae
w
a
55
to
40
victory
for'
aeURFCBlPrteee
Saaert
That
the
haaK
T
O
luaat
took
a
cornmaofc
tea4
-
-
ry
uo'
yw;
TORK.
Fb
22
Tony
He
loar-taaae
arrtw.
haB
van
w
""
T"V
W
OaJecto
and
Max
Baer
haw
-
Se
Doaamato
.
twt,
at
the
thne
-neoanten
ta
oate
aKhaaf
m.trhMl
(or
a
fitteen
2
aria
a
total
point
awrgB
an
the
ff
TLSJ
r"
ta
May
at
Jeney
US
acerefate
o
tax
o?
12
t
99
The
Tt:
Jt"
CUy.
the
winner
to
aawt
the
in
foarth
and
la
pat
of
the
aerie.
"
fto
.gw.
jtoe
Loata.
ta
late
1U
atJcfc
started
with
two
nan
at
"
TBr
WWIJU
mauaer
tor
the
worhT
beajry-
KeteMkam
last
month.
wfll
fee
played"
tOBSgfet
Tar
Anaiary
was
paetxtf
L
she
doors
and
so
targe
the
that
it
was
difTealt
to
keep
the
:dge
of
the
ptaaiag
pci
clear
at
tinea.
The
axoe
feetaf
ja
saat
ia
the
(am
apret
a
coed
deal
1S
the
evening
on
thetr
fact
lit
flmmeim
haane.
IK
The
rery
evenly
wtftMri
antS
the
13
drtcnt
cotojn
of
the
ffxae.
nt
1
pnni
ap
vne
ponicra
irom
w
fries
they
had
vttfc
the
Unrfer-
ttty
of
BraJsh
CotaaaMa
earner
in
f.ekf
shots
Prince
Rupert
Wins
Third
Game
And
Takes
Commanding
Lead
In
j
International
Caging
Series.
KtetUfcan-
Piatt,
It;
tUrrto.
Daaainlrh
aaao,
5:
adtner
Leduaj
Pi
tan
Aaaeet
'.ne
iae
and
thro
the
other
befac
"aaWB"-
;
lcrTle
ahead.
At
bah
ttee
the
eoantl9:
SUJ-
J
Moraan.
it;
m
nu'!i
tir
VrfrfrfH
lllotteaUd.
Touh.
IS
Prtoee
vBapert.
haelnc
rrfcieoUy'j
f
Refeteaa
'Prince
Rapeet
Johnny
and
Art
4
Hinkie-toul.
4o
II
Dominato.
Came.
2.
Pengra
Ketehtkaa.
Seorekeeper
Andre
Xjetovxneaa
Je
winter,
staged
the
better
com-
JJ
wn"r
txrtation
and
paaatnc
play,
thetr
.,cpfu
rtre
auw
team
work
beta
as
good
(
TTimita
i-EUr.
AntanHU
i
a
local
team
ever
dtaptayed.
aewaentmf
St
Joseo-
y
clkcte4
in
unison
and.
near!0"0
nedertel:
Pan'.
p...
h-
md.
whn
they
tamed
on
the
i
eartata-ralser.
the
f-rmer
heat,
their
play
i
pretty
to
see.
Iwtanmt
25
to
11
It
oat
the
crowd
Amie
Harris
the
backbone
ofi"
nrnnor
lor
Ukf
erenins
the
team,
and
Art
HtaHewan
were"
restnanee
rA
playmakers
tor
Ketehfitan
but
the
forwards
itemed
haWe
Ut
Un
Grvtr
Teireck
:c
hr.U!
the
clay
and
did
a
lot
of
faHe'ahw
their
marrar
t-jrrteh'
wtfl
satt
on
the
Prtn-e
Oe--ef
fo-
On
ora4
n
the
crowd
was
treat-
Honeymoon
cd
to
some
spectacular
shots
The
brkl'-eler
-am
from
far
oat,
others
at
dlffi-
Mary
Geary
catt
arrJei
and
a
few
single-'
handed
beaottea
darinc
tne
ere-
HM
i
.asaaaaBBBBBS
Both
teaaas
worked
hard
bu:
Prince
Rapert
was
the
pace-maker
and.
in
the
etostng
stages,
seemed
as
fresh
as
ever
and
certainly
more
effeeOre.
The
locals
were
then
completely
(Somtnattng
the
play
and
for
a
few
msrates
rt
was
a
virtual
parade
of
baskets
Beyhon
Topi
Scorers
Sonny
Beynon,
who
opened
the
seorln.
wUh
a
neat
basket
on
a
paw
fr.ni
Sonny
BUles.
was
high
man
for
'iie
etening
with
eighteen
trip
Vs
xn-nnver
BASKETBALL
Ketchikan
Vs.
Prince
Rupert
TONIGHT
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And
Baer
Matched
iTail-Enders
Win
Soccer
MILK
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IH
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QUIT
Made
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Vancaer
'
1
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IS
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chaajee
to
a
In
frocr.
err
the
Vinaeno
.
today
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werr
anaa
aai
Ormut
MeOteMl
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hard
aaot
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