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SIX
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THE
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
March
12,
1915
Sport
Chat
Boston's
Battling
Bruins
went
into
first
place
in
the
American
section
of
the
National
Hockey
league
10
years
ago
Saturday
night.
The
win
was
no
flash
in
the
pan
for
Art
Ross'
boys
went
through
to
win
the
Stanley
Cup
and
Rangers
were
their
oppon-cntsiln
the
finals,
losing
two
straight
games.
How!c
Morcnz,
then
31,
Stratford,
Ont.,
centre
man
with
the
Montreal
Canadiens,
was
votca
by
sports
writers
as
the
fastest
player
in
the
National
Hockey
Leasue
11
years
ago.
Howie
was
Prince
Rupert,
D.C.
Your
Neighbor
Will
lie
There
.
.
.
And
Your
Neighbor's
Neighbor
Will
He
There!
SO
You'd
Hetlcr
He
There
TOO!
REBEKAH
LODGE
Easter
Fashion
Show
Styles
By
RUPERT
PEOPLES
STORE
PROCEEDS
TO
WAR
WORK
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I)
V
EL
LOW'S
HALL
'
T.
200
Fourth
Ave.
Kast
"Z
Thursday,
March
15,
at
2:30
p.m.
ADMISSION'
50
CENTS
Hockey
Scores
National
League
SATURDAY
New
York
3,
Montreal
7.
Boston
2,
Toronto
9.
SUNDAY
Toronto
3,
Detroit
2.
Montreal
11,
New
York
5.
Boston
7,
Chicago
2.
American
League
SATURDAY
Cleveland
2,
Buffalo
0.
Providence
3,
Pittsburgh
9.
Indianapolis
2,
Hershcy
3.
SUNDAY
Indianapolis
4,
Providence
1.
Buffalo
10,
Pittsburgh
4.
numbered
as
one
of
hockey's
all-
heart
attack.
in
January,
1937,
at
time
greats
Dciore
ne
an.u
ui
a
ub.
w
j.
Mould
n't
believe
lie
was
the
same
soldier
had
YOU
you
seen
him
a
month
ago
bombed,
machine-gunned,
clinging
to
life
by
a
hair.
Hut
Mercy
works
miracles
today.
Ked
Cross
Blood
Scrum
administered
right
where
he
fell
and
newest
medical
science
and
medicines
in
hospital,
renewed
his
stake
in
life.
Now
he
lives
to
hail
the
dawn
to
enjoy
the
coming
peace
on
earth
he
loved
and
for
which
he
fought.
Campaign
Headquarters:
CANADIAN
To
Hoop
Final-
Navy
Wins
Over
Army
Final
in
"IP
Section
Winners
To
.Meet
"A"
Section
Top
Team
For
City
Title
In
a
thrilling
dins-d
-uisr
melon-tossing
nielec,
the
issue
of
which
was
in
doubt
until
the
final
second
of
the
contest,
Navy
defeated
Soo
Suds
39
to
27
at
the
"Y"'
gymnasium
Saturday
night
to
cops
the
"B"
section
basketball
title
and
the
right
to
play
in
the
final
with
the
winners
of
"A"
section
for
the
city
championship.
A
record
crowd
watched
the
game.
The
issue
in
the
latter
division
has
yet
to
be
settled
between
Port
-Edward,
Acropolis
and
City
Saturday
night's
.game
was
the
third
in
the
scries
of
"B"
section
play-offs,
Soo
Suds
and
Navy
having
each
both
previously
30
to
27
and
Navy
the
second,
43
to
32.
of
good
for
a
win
and
finished
up
the
first
half
on
the
long
end
of
a
20
to
14
count
.In
spite
of
the
strong
Navy
pressure,
the
Army
still
had
the
edge
of
a
25
to
24
count
at
the
three
-
quarters
mark.
(
In
the
final
period,
Navy
had
the
breaks
and
were
warding
off
a
fierce
assault
by
the
Ontario
regiment
as
the
final
whistle
sounded.
Navy
guards
Horner
and
Car
ter
played
an
outstanding
game.
scoring
13
and
12
points
respectively.
The
two
Soo
Suds
re
cruits,
Goodman
and
Doyle,
fit
ted
into
the
team
line-up
well,
Goodman
having
arrived
by
vehicle
from
Terrace
only
20
minutes
before
game
time.
Latino-
vich,
Weaver
and
Larkln
were
the
team
veterans
and
all
three
played
a
fine
game.
COMMEMORATE
ARK
ROYAL
LONDON,
)
When
a
new
Ark
Royal
goes
to
sea.
there
will
be
a
silver
bell
aboard-to
commemorate
the
career
of
the
Ark
Royal
which
sank
in
1941.
The
bill,
cast
in
solid
sterling
silver,
weighs
more
than
200
pounds
and
is
19
inches
in
diameter
at
tne
mouth.
Like
countless
of
his
comrades
he
owes
his
life
to
the
Red
Cross,
under
whose
banner,
Mercy
today
wins
her
proudest
victories.
In
order
that
tbc
Red
Cross
may
keep
pace
with
the
demands
of
suffering
humanity,
the
urgent
call
for
help
again
reaches
to
YOU.
The
need
is
great
-the
cost
is
greater.
The
work
must
go
on.
Open
your
heart
and
your
purse.
Give
GENEROUSLY
NOW.
N.IJ.C.
POWER
CO.,
Office,
3rd
Ave.
Waterfront
Whiffs
Live
Hail
Herring
Pound
at
Hunt's
Inlet
Prepares
for
Annual
Harvest
While
the
herring
harvest
is
now
over
in
the
most
productive
areas
alone;
the
coast,
the
Laredo
Sound
district
and
more
southern
fishing
grounds
having
been
closed
after
a
successful
season.
There
is
still
one
branch
of
the
herring
industry
which
has
not
yet
reaped
its
annual
quota
of
the
small
fish.
This
is
the
live
bait
industry
which
im--
pounds
a
part
of
the
spring
her-1
of
the
customary
period
of
days
ring
run
which
is
sold
to
hali
jad
were
Gone
before
the
fish-but
fishermen
months
after
the
!
crmen
could
even
dip
a
seine,
herring
run
is
over
I
When
the
herring
make
a'nor-
Livc
herring
bait
is
in
heavy
mal
run.
leverisn
activity
prc-
demand
by
halibut
men
during
the
season,
being
preferred
to
frozen
halt
nnd
is
hniifrht
hv
tho
won
a
game-SooSuds
the
first
,
barrel
at
fancy
priccSi
Therc
are
several
herring
pounds
on
the
north
coast.
Nearest
Prince
Soo
3oo
Suds,
in
the
early
stages
Rupert
that
opcrated
by
Jonn
Saturday
night's
game
looked
I
and
Michael
McFadcicn
at
IIunt.a
inlet
on
Porcher
Island.
A
herring
pound
is
an
enclosure
made
of
floating
boom
logs
from
which
mesh
wire
is
draped
down
into
the
water
forming
a
pen
through
which
sea
water
can
circulate
but
from
which
even
small
fish
cannot
escape.
As
spawning
time
schools
of
herringmakc
an
excursion
into
Hunt's
Inlet
and,
while
dallying
in
shallow
in-shore
waters,
they
arc
seined
in
nets
and
deposited
into
the
pound.
Here
they
live
in
captivity
until
the
halibut
men
begin
to
call
for
live
bait.
A
200-pound
barrel
of
bait
herring
brings
the
poundkeeper
as
much
as
a
ton
of
herring
sold
for
commercial
purposes
during
the
season.
However,
everything
is
not
beer
and
skittles
for
the
pound-keepers.
Last
year,
for
instance,
the
McFadden
brothers
experienced
a
notable
lack
of
co-operation
on
the
part
of
the
herring.
With
everything
ready
for
the
pound
filling
operation,
they
waited
for
the
spawning
run
which
would
bring
the
fish
into
the
inlet.
The
fish
came,
but
stayed
only
a
few
hours
instead
u
m
m
m
a
ww.wmmm
ffcsfcv
TO
HAIL
THE
DAWN
RED
CROSS
youfr
money
&6
AreeeecCetd
V&veb
2?oie
vaacs
tne
mict.
no
one
nas
yci
persuaded
the
fish
to
operate
on
schedule
or
to
give
advance
Information
on
their
movements.
So
while
they
are
in
the
inlet
the
fishermen
encircle
them
with
seines
and
drag
them
to
the
pound
where
they
are
spilled
into
captivity.
Normally
between
300
and
400
tons
are
caught
in
this
way.
At
present
a
large
school
of
herring
is
reported
to
be
off
Porcher
Island
and
an
air
of
expectancy
prevades
Hunt's
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land
between
Ecuador
and
the
Gulf
of
Panama
is
still
unexplored.
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the
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Oil
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FOR
SALE
Double
bed,
bed
s-prings
and
mattress,
practically
new.
Red
480.
(62)
FOR
SALE
5
H.P.
Palmer
with
clutch,
shafting
and
propeller.
In
Al
condition.
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SALE
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calibre
rifle,
new
condition.
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1540
Overlook
Street
or
phone
Black
407
between
7
pjn.
to
9
p.m.
(61)
FOR
SALE
Dining
room
suite,
$35.00.
1103
7th
Ave.
East.
(CO)
FOR
SALE
Thrcc-quartcr
size
bed,
2
mattresses.
845
11th
Ave.
E.
.
(61)
FOR
SALE
New,
well-built
four-room
house,
possession
end
of
March.
Sec
Mrs.
Mc-Clymont,
307
3rd
Ave.
(CO)
FOR
SALE
Furnished
log
cabin.
Follow
boardwalk,
opposite
side
of
No.
101
cabin
on
Wantage
Road.
(62)
FOR
SALE
OR
TRADE
for
good
boat,
l'i
.section
deeded
land,
31
miles
east
of
Kamloops,
B.C.,
'i
mile
from,
school,
good
climate,
6
miles
from
station,
main
line
C.P.R.
Continental
hlshtway.
Assessed
value
$1300.
What
offers.
N.
McKlm,
General
Delivery,
Prince
Rupert.
(02)
FOR
SALE
Heavy
duty
12'i
H.P.
Fairbanks
boat
engine.
Good
as
new.
Price
$325.00.
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Chuck
Vicrs,
Atlas
Boiler
Works.
(02)
FOR
SALE
Chicken
ranch,
going
concern.
Excellent
opportunity;
fine
home
and
garden.
Low
price.
Sec
Mrs.
McClymont,
307
3rd
Avenue
and
get
all
particulars.
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SALE
One
48-inch
by
12-foot
R.
T.
Butt
Joint
boiler,
50
horse
power
and
tested
to
125
pounds
W.P..
in
good
con
dition.
Smithcrs
Lumber
Yard,
smitners,
B.C.
(63)
FOR
SALE
7-room
modern
house,
Kltsllano
district,
Vancouver,
unobstructed
view
of
water.
$7000
cash
gives
clear
line.
Apply
508
Green
Street
(CI)
FOR
SALE
Small
house
and
2
lot-?,
living
room,
bedroom,
kitchen
and
bath.
Furnished
or
unfurnished.
808
Alfred
St.
(61)
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SALE
Six
-room
house
with
bath,
well
kept;
built-in
cupboards,
oil
cloth
on
floors,
electric
fixtures
included.
Immediate
possession.
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Underwood
Stan
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typewriter.
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710
8
th
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East.
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I
OR
SALE
FOR
FUTURE
SECURITY
Res
taurant
and
Confectionery
on
Vancouver
Island.
Only
selling
because
of
ill
health.
Thriving
mining
town,
no
opposition.
Immediate
sale,
essential.
Rent
$30.00
monthly
for
store
and
five
rooms.
We
guarantee
$700
weekly
takings
plus
$2,500.00
earnings
clear
yearly
on
side
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able
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better
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more
economically,
use
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modern
and
up-to-date
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