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March
23,
1910
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PERMANENT
VEHU
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AT
CIVIC
CENTRE
Arrangements
which
should
assure
for
a
more
stable
and
brighter
basketball
future
in
Prince
Rupert
were
made
when
basketball
players,
managers
and
coaches
got
together
at
the
Civic
Centre
last
night
ana
decided
to
commence
league
activities
in
the
gymnasium
there
on
March
30
with
a
surprise
novelty
came
to
be
held
on
March
27.
Time
on
the
gym
calendar
was
allocated
to
the
Basketball
Association
for
practices
and
games
and
plans
were
laid
for
future
basketball
league
games.
The
responsibility
and
control
of
basketball
will
rest
solely
in
the
hands
of
the
Basketball
Association.
Time
for
basketball
practices
will
be
allotted
by
the
association,
through
the
secretary,
Bud
Timmermelster,
and
team
practices
will
be
arranged
through
these
channels.
For
the
remainder
of
the
season,
league
games
will
be
held
on
Tuesday
and
Saturday
evenings
in
the
Civic
Centre
gym.
Present
at
the
meeting
were
Don
Fitch,
William
Noble.
Alex
Bill,
S.
P.
Woodside,
Bud
Timmermelster,
Walter
Johnston,
Mel
Holkestad,
Nick
Pavlikis,
Nick
Hogan,
Herb
Arorgan,
Ed
Gladding
and
Wally
London.
Don
Forward
and
George
McGregor
of
the
Civic
Centre
staff
were
also,
at
the
meeting.
Advertise
in,
the
Daily
.News
This
Is
Our
Business
r
Take
advantage
of
our
many
years
of
auto
and
general
machine
repair
experience.
The
Terrace
Machine
Shop
and
Oarage
Is
under
the
management
of
Bill
Osborne
and
has
secured
the
services
of
J.
Campbell,
who
has
had
many
years
of
experience
in
car
and
truck
work.
CONSULT
US
Terrace
Machine
Shop
AND
GARAGE
Terrace
COLOR
LINE
STOPS
GAME
Montreal-Jersey
City
Game
Called
After
Negroes
Banned
JACKSONVILLE
The
controversy
over
the
participation
of
two
Negro
bafl
players
Tor
Montreal
Royals
in
their
exhibition
game
against
Jersey
City
in
Jacksonville,
Florida,
has
resulted
in
cancellation
of
the
contest.
The
controversy
developed
after
it
was
disclosed
that
the
res-ulatlons
of
the
Jacksonville
playground
and
recreation
board
prohibit
white
and
Negro
ath-lets
from
playing
together
on
their
facilities.
The
players
are
Jackie
Robinson
and
John
Wright.
CAUSE
OF
STAGGER
Ducks
waddle
because
their
legs
are
placed
so
far
back
on
their
bodies.
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now
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$2.50
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IN
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167
TERRACE
BIRMINGHAM,
Eng.,
Iff)
Workmen
Involved
in
a
stay-in
strike
here
for
Increased
wages,
took
a
piano
into
the
factory
and
held
a
"Jam
session,"
Today
in
Sports
After
this
month
no
amateur
golfer
in
Canada
may
participate
In
any
competition
in
which
bonds,
war
savings
certificates
or
stamps
are
offered
as
prizes.
This
ruling
has
been
reached
by
the
Royal
Canadian
Golf
Association,
and
the
Canadian
Ladies'
Golf
Union,
rche
action
cancels
a
wartime
concession
which
allowed
such
prizes
to
be
accepted.
Any
infraction
of
the
new
rule
will
result
in
the
loss
of
the
player'?
amateur
standing.
The
regulations
of
the
Jacksonville,
Florida,
playsl
ound
have
about
two
feet
each
way
petunias
and
similar
things
need
about
a
foot.
General
Layouts
An
Informal
layout
of
flower
gardens,
lawn
and
shrubbery
about
the
home
almost
always
gives
the
best
results.
The
formal
garden
where
there
are
straight
rows,
straight
paths
and
everything
Is
Just
so
is
a
matter
for
professionals
and
large
estates.
With
the
average
lot
In
town
or
country
there
are
too
many
straight
lines
In
any
case
like
driveways,
foundation
walls
and
fences.
The
main
idea
in
gardening
Is
to
break
these
and
soften
them.
To
do
this
!TIDDV
I
ADKIM
SHORT
SPORPffis
decision
The
bantamweight
champion
of
the
world,
Manuel
Ortiz,
says
he
will
soon
retire
from
boxing.
Ortiz
announced
his
intentions
yesterday
while
resting
at
his
El
Centro,
California,
ranch,
following
his
15-round
draw
Tuesday
night
with
the
California
featherweight
champion,
Carlos
Chavez.
The
promoter
of
America's
richest
golf
tournament
Is
willing
to
back
Byron
Nelson
with
a
$50,000
bet
against
Dick
Burton
or
Dais
Rees
of
Britain.
The
offer
came
from
George
S.
May,
who
promotes
the
$15,000
Tarn
O'Shanter
tourney.
In
announcing
his
offer
May
grinned
and
said:
"I
have
quite
an
interest
in
Nelson.
Lhave
paid
him
$41.-000
in
prize
money."
NEW
YORK-
Tippy
Larkin
of
Garfield,
New
Jersey,
last
night
gave
Nick
Moran
of
Mexico
City
a
boxing
le.sson
In
their
bout
at
Madison
Square
Garden
in
New
York.
Tippy
out-punched
and
out-boxed
the
Mexican
to
taks
a
ten-round
decision.
He
piled
up
an
early
lead
which
was
enough
to
give
him
the
nod
despite
several
spirited
rally
attempts
by
the
Mexican
fighter.
There
were
10,000
fans
on
hand
for
the
hard-hitting
bout.
Jackie
Robinson,
from
playing
in
the
Royals'
exhibition
game
in
Jacksonville
on
Sunday.
The
Royals
are
scheduled
to
meet
Jersey
City.
George
Robinson,
executive
secretary
of
the
board,
said:
"The
rules,
regulations
and
policies
of
the
Jacksonville
Playground
and
Recreation
Board
prohibit
mixed
contestants
in
athletic
events
on
their
facilities.
This
means
that
white
and
negro
athletes
cannot
play
together."
The
official
added
the
regulations
had
been
in
effect
for
years.
The
Mexican'
Baseball
League
opened
its
season
Thursday
and
a
crowd
of
33000
fans
somehow
got
into
Mexico
City's
Delta
Park,
which
seats
23,000.
A
former
New
York
Giants'
luminary.
Danny
Gardella.
slammed
a
two-run
homer
to
lead
the
Vera
Cru:
Blues
to
a
12-5
win
over
the
Mexico
City
Reds.
Luis
Olmo,
formerly
of
the
Brooklyn
Dod-
board
will
prevent
Montreal
gers,
hit
a
four-bagger
for
the
Royals
Negro
second
baseman,
I
losers.
WHAT'
IS
lam
.
A
Showy
Flowers-r
A
really
wonderful
showing
can
be
made
with
half
a
dozen
annual
flowen.
Cosmos,
marigolds,
zinnias,
petunias,
portu-laca,
nicotine,
spider
plant,
calendula,
alyssum";
stocks,
etc.,
are
easily
grown
almost
anywhere
in
Canada.
Some
of
the
larger
flowers
can
be
used
in
the
place
of
shrubs.
Seeds
should
be
'
started
early
and
in
finely
pre-1
pared
soil.
Plants
are
trans-i
planted
to
permanent
quarters
j
when
they
are
well
established
l
with
several
sets
of
leaves.
I
Ready
started
bedding
plants
WITHOUT
A
GARDEN?
shrubbery
is
planted
in
irregular
clumps
around,
but
not
too
close
to,
the
house,
with,
biggest
groupings
at
the
corners
and
around
the
front
porch.
Variety
may
be
added
by
the
odd
climbing
vine.
Improving
Soil
While
a
natural,
rich,
open
loam
makes
the
best
garden
soil
it
is
possible
to
make
practically
any
type
suitable.
With
both
clay
and
sand
cultivation,
plus
the
in.
corporation
of
rotted
vegetable
matter
will
work
wonders.
One
of
the
best
treatments
of
course.
can
be
bought
from
the
seed
Is
plenty
of
barnyard
manure.
store
or
greenhouse
man.
For
i
but
this
is
not
always
available
husky
growth,
tall
things
like
and
especially
so
in
urban
lo-cosmos,
gladiolus,
dahlias,
giant
cations.
Good
substitutes
arc
mariEolds
and
zinnias
should
I
vegetable
refuse
like
tops
of
beets,
carrots,
pea
pods,
lawn
clippings,
etc.,
or
specially
sown
green
oats,
rye
or
clover
dug
or
plowed
under.
With
clay
this
opens
up
the
soil
and
makes
it
Early,
Medium
and
Late
Most
'
more
easily
workable.
Jess
in-
Canad'ian
vegetables
divide
clined
to
bake.
With
sandy
themselves
into
three
main
ground,
the
manure
or
vegetable
planting
groups.
In
the
first
j
material
adds
strength
and
helps
are
the
hardy
sorts.
These
are
;
it
retain
moisture.
planted
Just
as
soon
as
the
soil
!
.
can
be
prepared
regardless
of;
,.
nuCIIUMTin
n
the
weather
ahead.
They
wlllineiieve
nilbUITIHI
IW
rain
Stand
a
little
frost,
and
for
best'
Ache
all
over?
Stiff
and
tore,
joints
and
results
they
must
make
their
!
puJt??Gcti"i:kreiief
With-tvinr.ieton-
.
T-K-C
s,
a
proven
remedy
gratefully
uned
.u
I.,,
,u
first
growth
while
the
weather
by
thousands,
put
your
trust
in
t-r-Cs.
is
Still
COOl
and
wet.
In
this
ially
miule
to
relieve
Kheumalic
Pain
,
.u
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;
and
StiffneM.
Let
them
help
you
find
the
class
are
peas,
the
first
onions,
.
fast
relief
you
want.
Cet
a
box
today-carrots
and
beets,
radish,
spin-
50c-
at
druggist
everywhere.
T-27
ach
and
lettuce.
Make
the
first
'planting
Just
as
soon
as
the
soil
lias
worked
up
nicely
and
13
no
longer
muddy.
Experienced
gardeners,
however,
don't
stop
with
one
seedling.
They
make
a
practice
of
sowing
beets,
radish,
spinach,
beets,
etc.,
at
least
three
limes,
about
two
weeks
apart.
Next
there
are
the
semi-hardy
things
like
potatoes,
the
first
corn,
beans
and
cabbage.
These
will
stand
cool
weather
but
very
little
frost.
At
the
end
of
the
line
are
very
tender
plants
that
can
stand
no
frost
at
all
such
as
melons,
cucumbers,
tomatoes,
pumpkins.
There
is
no
object
In
planting
these
until
both
soli
and
air
are
warm.
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AND
THAT
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Cvrfs
Matthew
AJm
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"Okay,
meet
you
at
Mike's
for
lunch."
GOOD
SEASON
FOR
TERRACE
Sawmilling-
to
I!c
Active
and
,
Farmers.
Will
Be
Getting
Aii
Karly
Start
Terrace
district
is
looking
forward
to
a
good
year
in
1946
both
in
timbering
and
farming,
according
to
George
Little,
who
has
been
spending
a
lew
days
in
the
city.
He
arrived
on
Thursday
night's
train
and
will
return
to
Terrace
Monday
night.
There
is
still
a
very
active
market,
for
cut
lumber
and
timber
products,
.says
Mr.
Little.
On
the
land
tnere
should
be
an
early
.start
on
spring
work
as
snow
a
iund
Tfrrai
.-
rs
ai
"one
now
and
there
Is
no
frost
In
the
ground.
In
Terrace
town
some
garden
digging
has
already
started.
Mr.
Little,
who
returned
to
Terrace
recently
afler
spen
'ng
a
few
months
visiting
at
San
Diego,
California,
with
a
brother-in-law,
Frank
Lazelle,
formerly
of
Terrace,
and
at'
Glen-dale
with
a
brother,
expects
to
leave
Terrace
in
about
two
weeks
for
Yellowknife,
N.W.T.
FOLDING
PROTECTION
Plastic
rainwear
weighing
only
about
six
or
elgnt
ounces
Is
fold-able
Into
a
size
that
can
be
carried
in
a
pocketbook.
FULL
OF
FUN
The
porpoise
na
the
panda
are
most
playful
animals.
Banish
doubt
from
every
painting
job
with
Marshall
-Wells
Paints,
Varnishes
or
Finishes.
For
interior
or
exterior,
these
high-ranking
tested
-to
-take-it
products
bring
smooth,
new
beauty
to
any
home.
a.
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Ml
1
In
manv
Cities.
ist
or
Marshall-Wells
paint
dealers
is
shown
in
yellow
pages
of
phone
book.
w
F1
dMUry
BY
THE
GALLOH
a
MARSHALL
WELLS-
paints
varnishes
finishes!!
Sold
by
MarUI-Weill
Stori
and
D.
I.m
,
M
Kaien
Consumers'
Co-operative
TO
THE
PEOPLE
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
Who
Suffer
With
Their
Feet
You
will
be
interested
to
know
that
there
Is
a
man
In
town
who
has
had
a
wide
experience
in
the
correction
of
fallen
arches,
and
can
make
Arch
Supports
that
will
relieve
that
painful
and
tired
feeling
that
only
foot
sufferers
can
explain.
Mr.
Bill
Terry,
with
many
years
of
study
of
foot
ailments,
Is
now
In
Hill's
Shoe
Store,
and
will
be
pleased
to
take
an
Impression
of
your
feet
and
let
you
know
what
can
be
done
In
your
Individual
case.
Mr.
Bill
Terry
Is
also
In
charge
of
the
Bhoe
Repairing
Dept.
where
your
repairs
are
executed
neatly
and
promptly.
Call
around
and
see
him
for
either
reason.
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