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BASKETBALL
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
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LAST
NIGHT
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In
JO,
Stars
15.
Bankers
12.
Terminals
59.
Elevator
IT,
Orotto
8.
Elks
32,
All
Stars
0.
Another
good
crowd
attended
the
four
basketball
games
last
night
which
In
each
case
were
won
by
rather
large
scores.
In
the
senior
league
fixture
the
Sons
of
Canada
were
not
able
to
field
a
team
against
the
Elks
and
an
All
Star
team
stepped
Into
the
breach
and
were
defeated
by
a
good
score.
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
Junior
league
Tuxls
Boys
B.
Hunt
8,
M.
Sakamoto,
E.
Smith,
W.
Patmore.
J.
Currle.
P.
Morrison
2;
total
10.
.
Stars
E.
Smith
9,
T.
Kelsey
2,
W
Donald
4,
D.
Morrison,
A.
Cross;
total
15.
iTi:itMi:iuYi:
i.i:.u;i
i:
Bankers
A.
E.
Walters
.12,
O.
Hills,
O.
Hill,
B.
Mortimer
6,
F.
Smith
2;
total
20.
Terminals
J.
McNulty
22,
S.
Ourvlch
6,
R.
Smith
22,
S.
Joy.
C.
Thomn.
son
8:
total
59.
Elevator
P.
Blggan.
R.
Moore
8,
F
Glass
2,
T.
Hughes
2,
T.
Black
5;
total
17.
Orotto:
D.
Ourvlch
18,
J.
Sim
6,
D.
Stalker
10,
P.
Fraser.
W.
Wrathall
14,
V.
Meagher
4,
W.
Murray
6;
total
69.
MAIOK
I.K.UU
K
Elks
D.
Balfour
12,
a.
Mitchell.
P.
Howard
16,
E.
Smith,
S.
Moran
6;
total
34.
All
Stars
D.
Ourvlch
4,
J.
Sim.
8.
Ourvlch.
C.
Thompson
1,
3.
McNulty
4.
V.
Meagher,
B.
Walters;
total
9.
I.F..UUK
TAIll.KS
The
league
standings
to
date
are
as
follows:
Vt.
D.
L
Pts.
Elks
10
0
2
20
Terminals
,
0
6
14
Native
Sons
.,2
0
10
4
Intermediate
1-r.isur
Orotto
12
'
0
Terminals
10
o
Bankers
2
0
Elevator
0
0
l-atlle'
league
Maple
Leafs
.
.
14
1
Adanacs
1
l
Junior
lngue
Colts
g
o
Stars
9
o
Tuxls
Boys
....
3
0
J.
May
(Moose)
13
Don
Brown
(Moose)....
8
O.
Krauze
(Oyros)
4
Bert
Morgan
(St.
A,)...
12
A,
Macdonald
(Oyro)
...
12
J.
McLean
(Terminals).
2
J.
Judge
(Moose)
14
O.
P.
Tinker
(8t.
A.)
.
.
.
12
O,
Anderson
(Orotto)
..
7
Bert
Hoskins
(Terminals)
2
A,
Harvey
(Oyros)
I
12
14
1335
2647
2251
2443
2420
373
1858
2579
1851
220S
2554
2540
2350
2519
2514
2513
350
2481
2292
1928
2264
1378
C36
1981
1944
323
2258
1909
1089
309
131
SPORT
CHAT
-
24
20
4
0
29
3
18
18
0
MOOSE
DEFEAT
ST.
ANDREW'S
AND
MOVE
TO
FOURTH
POSITION
The
Moose
moved
out
of
the
cellar
position
in
the
billiard
league
last
night
when
they
defeated
St.
Andrew's
by
a
score
of
9S2
to
856.
The
St.
Andrew's
thus
move
to
the
foot
In
the
standing
with
only
eight
points
separating
them
from
the
Oyros
who
occupy
second
position
and
24
points
behind
the
leading
Terminals,
The
Individual
scoring
was
as
follows:
O.
Mcllmoyle
(Moose)
200,
F.
Pyle
(St.
Andrew's)
152.
J.
Hillman
168.
O.
P.
Tinker
200.
J.
Judge-
200,
Bert
Morgan
127.
Joe
Brown
200.
M.
M.
McLachlan
177.
J,
May
184W.'E.
Wllllscroft
200,
The
league
standings
to
date
are
as
follows:
Games
Total
Vrmlnals
14
12.728
Oyros
14
12.507
Orotto
.......
14
12.470
Moose
14
12.428
St.
Andrew's
..
14
12.395
The
averages
for
the
players
In
Aver.
903
893
8J
888
885
the
league
to
date
are
as
follows:
Oames
Ttl.
Aver.
H.
Parr
(Moose)
l
200
200
Ceo.
Mcllmoyle."
(Moose)
7
1361
194
3.
Hillman
(Moose)
14
2C80
2C80
19J
W.
E.
Wllllscroft
(St.
A.)
9
1717
1717
191
O,
Howe
(Terminals)...
7
D.
Howe
(Terminals)
.'.
14
Fred
Pyle
(St.
Andrew's)
12
W.
J.
Nelson
(Oyro)
...
13
P.
Zleman
(Terminals)..
13
W.
Stuart
(Terminals)
.
.
2
P.
O'Donnell
(Terminals
10
Prank
Aldrldge
(Oyro)
.
14
S.
D.
Macdonsld
(St.
A.)
10
Ben
Self
(Oyro)
12
J.
Hamilton
(Orotto)
.
.
14
Dr.
West
(Orotto
14
J.
Brown
(Moose)
13
W
H.
Long
(Oyro)
....
14
O.
Waugh
(Orotto)
.
.
14
C
Balagno
(Terminals)..
14
8.
Dtirton
(8t.
Andrew's)
3
J.
Andrews
(Orotto)
...
14
H,
Corbett
(Terminals).
13
M.
MacLachlan
(St.
A.).
11
191
189
188
188
187
187
180
185
185
184
182
1
181
1
181
J
180
I
1801
180
178
176
170
175
174
172
172
165
162
163
161
159
155
163
131
Oene
Tunnty,
world's
heavyweight'
Champion,
has
eneaeed
In
at
hIhi
t
scared
30
knockouts,
won
IS
decisions,
lost
one
decision,
engaged
In
14
no-decisions
and
one
no-contcst.
Miss
Sybil
Bauer,
the
23-year-old
swimming
champion
yfto
died
recently
In
Chicago,
held
23
"world
backsUoks
Freshen
Un-
sip
Mttr
Ettry
Altai
OCCHi
1
K1ALT"
ttOMU4tnS
v
-AiniMA
fnCsjiMtmniJ
I
ISSWMI
Flavored
with
the
juice
of
fresh
mint
leaves
......
X
A
"
L'
A
l
asm,
x
t,
1.
.
n
records
In
all
distances
from
the
100-meter
to
the
quarter-mile
event.
Her
victories
Included
the
1924
Olvmnle
games
backstroke
championship.
Scouts,
looking
for
material
to!
strengthen
the
ranks
of
clubs
forming
the
National
Hockey
League,
have
been
looking
over
prospects
In
Western
Can-
ada.
The
form
shown
by
the
Calgary
Tigers
in
the
Prairie
Professional
cir
cuit,
has
particularly
attracted
their
attention
and
tt
Is
reported
that
Man
ager
Bosle
Elmer,
has
received
-several
tempting
offers
for
some
of
his
Droteeta.
Helmer.
however,
has
rejected
all
bids
and
declares
he
Intends
to
keep
the
league-leaders
Intact.
"Money
couldn't
buy
any
of
these
players
Just
now."
Mr.
Elmer
said.
-I
have
had
several
offers,
but
hsve
refused
all
of
them.
The
Tigers
are
out
to
win
the
cham
pionship
and
I
shall
not
part
with
any
01
the
players.
The
latest
offer
from
the
N.H.L.
was
for
a
defence
man
-
The
committee
which
has
been
con
sidering
the
possibility
of
erecting
a
suitable
building
for
athletic
purposes-
witn
provision
of
a
swimming
tank
seems
to
have
done
considerable
nre.
llmlnary
work
1
nthe
matter.
The
question,
which
was
brought
to
the
attention
of
the
city
council
on
Monday
night,
will
be
further
considered
at
a
later
time
and
a
canvau
nf
th
city
will
be
made
for
funds.
The
com
mittee
Is
not
favorably
disposed
to
the
erection
of
the
building
on
Acromlii
Hill
as
If
Is
considered
too
far
from
the
centre
of
population
and
not
easv
to
trt
tn
In
Karf
rt-
.
equipment
will
hardly
prove
a
good
enough
drawing
.
card
to
make
the
scheme
a
success
even
if
located
in
the
heart
of
the
city.
A
few
years
ago
a'
lot
04
atijietlc
and
gymnasium
equio-
1
ucintyre
Hall,
and
juter
on
in
exhibition
bu.ldlng.
some
of
same
equlpmn
with
some
additions,
was
scarcely
used.
The
swimming
tank.
fa
.Ail
jr
however,
should
prove
a
real
attraction,
judging
by
the
success
of
this
feature
In
other
places.
The
basketball
schedule
will
be
continued
as
already
outlined
and.
if
It
Is
found
necessary
to
play
the
postponed
games
or
some
of
them,
then
these
will
take
place
at
the
end
of
the
season.
This
should
prove
satisfactory
to
all
the
tejms
in
the
league
and
make
for
greater
interest
if
seme
of
t.e
teams
in
second
position
think
they
are
cap
able
of
oapturln
first
place
before
all
jthe
games
are
played.
The
announcement
that
the
Maple
Leafs
will
journey
;
to
Sralthers
for
a
match
will
also
be
I
welcome
news
and
It
is
hoped
that
Anyox
will
send
their
ladles'
team
for
ia
game
later
on.
PRIEST
SPEAKS
OF
FLAPPER
TROUBLE
('mill
he
Uol.lnl
liv
stul)lng
Utile
ilrls.
say
I'athrr
MrMiaiie
smoking
l
mi
Abomination
MONTREAL.
Feb.
23.
(Bv
Canadian
Press).
Father
McShane.
addressing
tht
Business
Women's
Unit
of
the
Catholic
league,
said:
"Perhaps
If
we
studied
mere
the
little
girl
we
would
not
have
the
trouble
of
the
modtra
flapper.
There
is
a
type
of
flapper
that
Is
almost
de
generate.
The
modern
tomboy
Is
a
good
girl.
She
Is
probably
more
ahorat
and
upright
than
the
little
girl
who
Is
tot
etfeminate."
The
apeaker
praised
the
Olrl
Guides
as
a
wonderful
Institution.
Cigarette
smoking
by
the
women
has
uo
ally
In
Father
McShane,
who
staled
his
belief
that
It
la
an
abomination
for
tomen
to
smoke.
As
a
rule,
a
woman
has
more
character
than
a
man.
he
pointed
out.
therefore,
she
was
expected
'.j
exercise
more
restraint
VERSAILLE
PALACE
OF
KINGSJS
CRUMBLING
Due
In
.Mushroom
(iroMtli
Thai
."x-lrm-r
Cannot
Conquer
PARIS.
Feb.
23.
The
VersalUe
Palace
of
Kings
la
threatened
by
the
crumbllna-
of
Its
woodwork
due
to
the
various
mushroom
growths
that
science
has
not
yet
conquered.
A
modest
old
priest,
the
Abbe
Bourdot
in
the
village
of
Salnt-Prlest-en-Murai
after
42
years
of
study,
has
learned
why
the
Versatile
timbers
and
panels
are
turning
to
dust.
Other
scientist
are
seeking
methods
to
kill
the
parasite
and
protect
the
wood.
So
far
they
Save
not
succeeded.
It
cost
more
thau
13.000.000
francs
recently
to
replace
destroyed
wood
and
make
other
repair.
The
expenditure
was
made
possible
by
:he
aid
of
John
D.
Rockefeller.
Jr.
ONE
OF
CURIOUS
'
SIGHTS
IN
LONDON
TnvnriM
m
i
..
.
.
1
Mvivt.
iw,
4
-vne
cu
me
curious
meat
was
only
used
alighUy
In
the
old
sights
of
daily
(London,
life
la
the
ay
the
the
poorer
this
bastes
obtain
medical
treat-
ment
for
';h!
lr
domesue
pets.
SYBUPOF
UNSEEDED
I-
!
1
"Ut
tht
CUrk
Kit
chin
htlp
You"
Clark's
TOMATO.
KETCHUP
Clark's
'Northern'
Tomatoes,
help
to
give
a
distinctive
delicious
flavor
to
CLARK'S
TOMATO,
KETCHUP,
it
adds
greatly
to
fish,
chops,
stews,
etc,
SoJd
MTVvA
sf
W.
CLARK
Umitol.
.NUncreU.
ii-H
college
In
London,
built
originally
lu
791.
Here
In
the
stonepaved
courtyard
ssembles
dally
a
motely
and
forlorn
lody
of
from
30
to
50
people
who
have
nought
a
strange
medley
of
animals
or
the
skilful
attention
of
the
surgeons
nd
students.
Nothing
Is
charged
these
puor
appll-ants.
Wounds
are
dressed
and
first
aid
glvea
on
the
spot
to
dogs,
cats
;hlch
are
the
most
numerous
patients,
nd
also
to
goat,
monkeys,
parrots,
.inaries.
fowls
and
ducks.'
Many
of
the
nlmals
must
go
Into
hospltsl
for
3XF0RD
PRESIDENT
IS
ABOUT
TO
RETIRE
OXFORD.
Eng..
Feb.
23.
Sir
Herbert
Warren,
who
Is
about
to
retire
from
the
presidency
of
ilsgdalen
College.
Oxford,
has
been
at
(he
head
of
that
school
-or
more
thsn
40
years
and
has
Imparted
an
air
of
social
distinction
to
the
in-
lUtUtkKL
He
managed
to
get
the
Prince
of
Wales
for
a
student,
tn
spite
of
the
fact
that
the
Prince's
grandfather
went
to
Christ
Church
Collesre.
Mora
recently
Prince
Chlchlbu,
of
Japan,
selected
Mag
dalen
as
his
college
and
took
the
verj
rioms
the
Prince
of
Wales
occupied.
EOPING
TO
MICHIGAN
LOSESITS
NOYETY
DETROIT.
Feb.
23.
Eloping
to
Michigan
has
lost
much
of
1U
novelty
for
Ontario
and
Ohio
couples.
A
law
effective
a
year
azo
reaulre
that
names
of
applicants
for
marriage
licences
be
published
for
five
days
before
the
ceremony
is
performed.
Four
thousand
fewer
licenses
were
Issued
here
m
1928
than
in
1925.
principally,
because
Windsor.
Chatham
and
.
WalkervUle.
Ont..
couples
went:
ielotwhere
'
to
wed
when
the
law
took
effect.
Manrce.
Mich.,
hear,
the
OSio
border.
ISUed
leu
than
hltf
a
mnnv
lln.
last
year
as
Ifie
yeaf
before,
and
other
ooraer
towns
count
heavy
decreases
In
b
drib
u'rcti
of
me
of
the
rvmrw
nhin
him
a
-
mvw
iui
...
tiicil
uwu
"
uibs
-ir
;hc
oldest
veterinary
state
where
ni
delay
Js
required,
and
71
5.lr
rvDl
i
r
t
Z.
r.
IVZ7
e
Imtx
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B.C.
S3
AUCTION
SALE
WILL
SELL
BY
PUBLIC
AUCTION
on
Thursday.
February
24,
at
2
pm.
the
contents
of
realdenct
at
7M
Fourth
Avenue
East,
described
as
follows:
Living
room-Wattan
suite,
a
pieces
In
good
shape-,
leather
couch.
3
easy
chslrs;
Imperial
phonograph
and
records:
Asmlnster
earpet
10
x
12.
reversible
rug;
set
of
Irons
for
fireplace;
hall
table,
drapes
and
blinds.
Dining
room
suite
of
dark
fumed
oak.
good
as
new;
Singer
sewing
machine.
Morris
chslr.
lot
of
books
and
bookcase;
basket
service
trsy:
plants;
Winnipeg
couch;
rug
8
x
10,
and
3
ubles.
Six
yards
linoleum
for
bathroom,
bed
complete,
child's
cot.
3
veranda
settees,
five
dining
chairs,
2
dressers
and
commodes.
Imperial
kitchen
range
and
water
connections,
used
one
year:
water
power
washing
machine;
methylated
spirit
stove:
cooking
utensils,
kitchen
tsble
and
lot
or
assorted
china.
On
view
for
Inspection
from
8
ajn.
Thursday
until
sale.
"
Look
for
Brine's
Red
Flog.
I
solicit
'
jour
co-operation.
.
OJ
t.
Brine,
Auctioneer
foe
'the
gent
eral
'public.'
V
t
TV.-
V.
-
many
Michigan
couples
eo
to
Ohio.
MeanwhUe
Ontario
has
made
it
mar
riage
laws
more
rigorous,
forestalling
tnose
wno
would"
go
from
Mlchiean
m
that
province.
STAFF
OFFICERS
IN
FRANCE
MUST
ALSO
BE
STENOGRAPHERS
PARIS,
Feb.
23.
French
genera!
staff
officers
must
be
stenographers
as
well
as
military
geniuses,
a
Wr
nrmrt.
ment
order
Just
Issued
requires
them
to
leern,
as
rapidly
as
possible,
at
Jeast
the
rudiments
of
typewriting.
The
necessity
of
btlRi
able
to
tran-tcrlbe
secret
orders
and
dncummi.
i,t
cannot
be
seen
by
even
the
most
trustworthy
secretaries,
was
given
as
the
reason.
FLYING
FIELD
AT
EDMONTON
OPENED
,
EDMONTON,
Feb.
23.-Edmoi,ton
has
opened
an
aviation
field,
known
as
the
tUi
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m.s
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winter
rivluir
iu
drm
t
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.
to
different
points,
two
machines
from
he
Hlch
River
fnrnt
'
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inuon
enz
used
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th
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under.
I
Bwuu
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a
srvir
h..th
.
,
.
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ana
commercial,
will
be
Inaugurated
In
the
riaii
It
I
a.
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m
.
s
High
Low
High
Low
ACIKNTS
WANTED
MAN
OR
WOMAN
TO
TRAVEL
AND
appoint
local
representatives.
121.00
weekly
average
and
expenses,
and
commission
besides.
Experience
unnecessary
Write
for
particulars.
tVlnstou
Co..
Toronto.
FOH
KENT
49
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FOR
RENT.
-STEAM
HEATED
APART-
menu.
Apply
smith
&
Mallett.
Ltd.
Telephone
174.
FOR
RENT.
FURNISHED
HOUSE:
central;
130.
Apply
313
Fourth
Avenue
East
FOR
RENT.-rjANOS.
PHONOORAPIIS
and
Singer
Bewirsg
Machines.
Walker's
Musie
8tore.
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
FOR
RE?tT
by
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Rd
607.
u
FURNISHED
SUITHS
FOR
RENT.
Apply
Mussallem
Oraccry.
Phone
18.
FOR
RENT.
MODERN
HOUSE.
FIVC
rooms
and
bath.
Munro
Bros.
tf
ROOMS
TO
RENT
PHONE
878.
AUCTIONEER
IMIINCE
HUI'EKT
TlllES
Till
I1MMV.
I
l
ltm
AICV
31
tf
AS
THEIR
RESIDENCE,
738
FOURTH
Avenue
Eut.
is
fully
furnished
and
we
dwelling,
fully
modern.
I
will
make
an
effort
to
sell
the
entire
furniture
to
the
highest
bidder
and
rent
the
hetue.
If
interested,
phone
T7.
a.
f
Brine.
Auctioneer
Item
Ufd
last
in
Wednesday
tuue.
IIOAHD
HUAItU.
-
THE
INLANDER.
UO
Becond
Avenue.
Pbone
U7.
rriioi.HTntiNo
FURNITURE
REPAIRING;
UPHOL-
sterlng
of
all
kinds.
Chesterfields
recovered
and
made
to
order.
AH
work
guaranteed.
Phone
Oreen
603.
O.
M.
HUNT.
HOOI
isucsnv
fw-sl
fore.
Mixed
Wood
Blocks
per
load
llW.
Kindling.,
per
load
1060
,
Furnae
Wood,
per
load
Mfi)
Delivered.
8lt
Herring
I'tione
lllsrk
IR
IlESTAUKANTS
IOOI
IHTH
CUT.
Mrs.
Unger.
Proprietress
Third
Avenue,
Next
1.
W.
V.
A,
4I(mnI
Home
Cotkril
Mnlt,
Phone
Black
700,
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Taxi
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or
Oust)
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and
Seven
I'awnKer
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your
illgposal
any
time.
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