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VOlXtjSTEKS
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Thirty-three
applications
for
entry
into
Sea
Cadet
Corps
In
connection
with
the
local
Nary
League
were
accepted
at
a
meeting
of
the
committee
last
night.
On
Saturday
afternoon
the
boya
will
parade
to
the
headquarters
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve,
and
will
be
given
a
preliminary
talk
on
the
training
and
work
they
will
be
expected
to
perform.
They
will
then
be
measured
for
uniforms.
The
boys
accepted
are:
Ronald
Allen,
Charles
Anderson,
Ceo.
Ashley.
W.
Bacon,
James
Desmond
Brady.
John
Brady.
William
Brooksbank,
Jack
Cade.
Peter
Chenoskl.
Roy
Cbenoskl,
Albert
OalyeU,
Q.
A.
W.
Dlbb,
Vincent
Dodds,
Alex.
Geory.
Mike
c'urvlch.
Nick
N.
Gurvlcb,
Tamo
Katsuyama.
Angus
MacDonald,
Rudolph
Nelson,
Rojo
Qbata,
Ernest
Ratchford,
Rupert
Ross,
Fred
Smith.
Eddie
Smith,
Max
Sierert.
Evan
Swain,
Henry
Skinner.
Tosho
Sakanoto,
Fred
Skinner.
Archibald
James
Thompson,
Gordon
Wllltseroft,
Harry
Worst
old.
and
James
Wlnslbw.
STEWART
An
extensive
program
of
develop
Thrilling
experiences
were
encountered
by
a
relief
party
consisting
of
Homer
Ftcklln
and
William
Irwin
which
returned
to
Stewart
at
the
end
of
the
week
bringing
in
William
Kier.
a
trapper,
from
Mczladen
Lake
where
ing
snowing
in
me
nsn
creek
district.
scientific
circles.
YANDERHOOF
The
monthly
meeting
of
the
Van-
'erhoof
Board
of
Trade
waa
held
last
week
with
Robert
C.
McCorkell
presi
dent,
In
the
chair.
It
was
decided
to
ailc
the
provincial
government
to
raise
the
bounty
on
coyotes
to
45.00
In
the
summer,
continuing
the
present
42.50
In
the
'
winter.
A
resolution
from
the
newly
formed.
McBrlde
Board
of
Trade,
asking
for
the
building
of
the
inter-provincial
highway
from
Red
Pass
down
the
Fraser
River
to
McBrlde
and
Prince
George,
was
endorsed
and
the
secretary
was
authorized
to
take
up
the
matter
of
tourist
permits
with
the
Terrace,
Prince
Rupert.
Burns
Lake,
Prince
George
and
McBrlde
Boards
of
Trade,
The
Nechako
Valley
Co-Opera
tlve
Ex-
change
has
elected
officers
as
follows
I
for
the
year:
president,
L.
J.
Preston;
vice-president,
D.
W.
Donald:
directors,!
S.
Holmes,
John
Qoldle
and
Otto
Ham
mond.
The
net
profits
of
the
organ!-1
ration
in
1326
amounted
to
41,038.37.
Rev.
R.
T.
McFarlane
has
resigned
'-
minister
of
the
local
United
Church
and
a
successor
is
expected
about
the
end
of
next
month.
A
number
of
I
changes
are
to
take
place
among
the!
clergy
of
this
district
very
shortly.
P.I
O
McLennan
of
Topley
and
Rev.
O.
B.
Swltzer
of
aiscome
are
leaving
In
I
July
to
attend
college
In
the
East
and
I
Rev.
T.
J.
Smeeton
of
McBrlde
Is
being!
transferred
to
another
charge
In
thlsl
trQVlnce.
Th
Vanderhoof
mission
district
is
to
be
divided
Into
two
prtal
whereby
ministers
Wilt
ne
stationed
at
I
Vanderhoof
and
Fort
Fraser.
Twenty-two
members
have
Joined
thej
Vanderhoof
and
District
Board
of
Trade
I
ar
follows:
Harry
Zogas,
J.
F.
Kimball,
Harry
Emslle,
Fergus
Park,
L.
R,
Dick
inson,
John
McMillan,
Samuel
Cocker,!
Charles
Maunders,
George
Shell,
Man-I
tell
L.
Grffln,
Joseph
pnvauld,
R.
M.
Patterson,
David
Irving,
Ernest
Smed-j
ley,
E.
P.
W.
Heath.
Merrill
Averlll,
John
Hosklns,
Owen
Burdette.
Andrew;
Rae,
A.
A.
Hutchinson,
J.
M.
Johnston
and
John
D.
Charleson.
At
the
Young
People's
Society
meet-'
lng
here
on
Tuesday
evening,
R.
C.J
McCorkell
delivered
an
address
on
"Our;
Empire
to
the
North."
Mr.
McCorkell,
,
from
long
experience.
Is
well
fitted
toj
speak
on
such
a
subject
and
his
ad-j
dress
was
both
Interesting
and
lnnruc-'
the.
A
central
committee
has
been
appointed
here
Uptake
charge
of
the
Diamond
Jubilee
celebration
of
Confeder-
ment
work
Is
to
be
undertaken
on
the
'
atlon
In
Vanderhoof
on
July
1.
'
EUverado
property
according
to
a
state-1
ment
made
by
R.
it.
Stewart.
Two
Owing
to
the
Illness
of
the
editor,
compressors
will
be
Installed
and
dla-jw.
J.
Rimes,
the
Nechako
Chronicle,
raond
drilling
will
commence
In
the
published
here,
missed'
seven
weekly
Is-
tunnel
which
aa
driven
last
year.
The
recent
discovery
of
sensational
ore
body
on
the
Prosperity
has
.
increased
Interest
In
the
Silverado
which
adjoins
tt.
T.
W.
McDonald,
for
the
past
fiva
years
deputy
United
States
marshal
at
Jlyder.
has
resigned
that
position
and.
in
future,
will
devote
his
entire
time
to
mining
Interests
in
this
district.
George
Cameron
left
for
the
south
last
week.
After
attending
to
business
matters
In
Vancouver
and
Victoria,
he
will
visit
for
a
month
or
two
with
his
sister.
Mrs.
McCulloch,
In
Pentlcton.
The
big
Vlckers-Petter
engine,
developing
300
horsepower,
was
turned
over
at
the
Dunwell
mine
during
the
week-end,
preparatory
to
the
concentrator
being
put
in
operation.
sues
since
December
20.
having
resumed
last
week.
On
Friday
evening
last.'
a
music
recital,
the
first
of
its
kind
In
Vanderhoof,
was
given
by
the
pupils
of
Mrs.
Warren
Johnson
and
Miss
Kathleen
Morrow
assisted
by
the
members
of
the
United
Church
choir
and
Ray
Warlock
cf
Prince
Rupert.
Net
proceeds
amounted
to
125
which
amount
will
be
donat
ed
to
the
church.
TERRACE
The
council
of
the
Terrace
Board
of
Trade
held
a
meeting
on
Thursday
evening
when
bylaws
were
drawn
up
for
approval
at
an
organization
meet
ing
called
for
February
22.
Mrs.
W.
H.
Watt
of
Amesbury
visited
at
the
home
of
her
.parents
here
at
the
beginning
of
the
week.
A
large
congregation
attended
St,
Matthew's
church
on
Sunday
morning
at
the
"Father
and
Son"
service
con
ducted
by
Rev.
A.
W.
Robinson.
Solos
he
had
sustained
an
infected
foot.
Kleri
,.
rendered
by
Miss
Hallowell
and
Is
now
In
the
Stewart
Hospital
and
ut.
Robinson
and
the
lessons
were
will
lose
a
tee
if
not
part
of
his
foot.
read
by
Donald
Burnett
and
Elmer
Me-
Connell.
Mr.
Robinson
preached
an
ueveiopmeni
won
was
sianea
wis
rCpr0prtte
sermon
and
the
Trail
aee
Dy
uaney
ucraonen
on
uw
wet
oup
gave
tnelr
-Ritual"
at
jiian
property
one
oi
ine
most
promis-1
jje
opening,
He
intends
to
drive
further
into
a
vein
George
Hipp
left
on
Tuesday
for
of
high
grade
ore
which
he
expects
will
PrlQCe
Rupert
in
Company
with
his
produce
sensational
results.
young
son.
Tony,
who
has
been
quite
I
ill
at
his
home
here,
and
who
will
W.
O'Neill
and
U
F.
Payne,
who
have
enter
tht
Prtnce
Rupert
0eneral
Hoi
speni
six
years
in
wuna.
arrived
nere
DltaJ
for
me(jlcai
treatment.
iasi
wees
ana
expect
10
locate
in
we
district.
I
w.
H.
Lund.
Victoria,
auditor"
for
the
ILiauor
Control
Board.
Is
here
on
offl-
wonn
w.
warns,
ine
new
scnooic)al
DUtlnes,
teacher
here
succeeding
Lee
M.
Oor-
aon,
is
me
lamer
ox
j.
Allan
nimi
R
n-,m
.nrt
P
Stntton
of
th
covered
from
his
recent
illness
to
be
sble
to
conduct
church
services
on
juwiy
aosoimeiusure
on
the
Subject
ojmlitij
THE
HIGH
QUALITY
OP
Baker's
Breakfast
Cocoa
is
Jot
an
Accident
k
l
the
ieJt
of
Judicfujs
selection
and
blending
cf
cocoa
traw,
of
which
there
are
tpcre
fton
thirty
pradet;
of
most
careful
roasting,
very
delicate
operation;
and
further
prtparjtion
by
tl
best
aef
binicd
processes
(no
chemicali)
which
rrve
tU
delklouf
natural
flavor
and
aroma
and
attractive
color
of
the
btani,
WALTER
BAKER
8C
CO.
Limited
EitaUished
1780
POPCl
JESTER,
MAS$,
Canadian
Mills
at
Montreal
Boolijtt
of
Choice
Rfo'xi
nt
fret
,
.
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Mask
Say
The
Movie
Stars
So
say
all
vrboie
work
is
haid
after
tbey
try
the
&t-cioas,
nvigeis
tiof
rertfh-meot
of
VriUy's
Pout
Mint.
Sunday
evening.
The
other
members
.
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,
i
heir
home.
Tom.
Ross
of
Remo
was
In
town
at
the
week
end.
.ALICE
ARM
With
the
Wildcats
having
won
six
Cames:
the
Timber
Wolves,
four,
and
the
Tigers,
three,
a
batle
is
on
for
jrade
sliver
lead
ore.
starting
wth
a
width
of.
six
Inches
but
soon
widening
jut
to
twelve.
The
tunnel
has
already
Valuable
ore
reserves
have
been
added
as
a
result
of
the
driving
of
a
230
foot
tunnel
In
the'
Torle
mine.
Ine
contract
for
the
tunnel
was
re
oentty
completed
in
53
shifts.
James
Calvin
Is
on
another
business
trip
to
Prince
Rupert
and
expects
to
return
next
week.
of
SummerUnd
who
Is
mell
known
In
Lakei,e
hatchery
were
In
town
on
Mon-i
on
the
La
Rose
mine.
No
Information
lay.
is
forthcoming
jiere
'other
than
that
an
offer
has
been
made,
for
this
highly
Rev.
Wm.
Allan
was
sufficiently
re-
promising
property:
(,
X
s&d
Pexuta
have
been
here
laid
lag
I
about
1.500.000
feet
of
logs
at
the
P.
L.
Housley
camp
for
Powell
River,
f
Ifour
games
played
i
!
IN
BILLIARD
FIXTURE
FIFTH
ON
TONIGHT
In
the
four
games
pUved
last
night
between
the
Grotto
and
the
Moose
In
the
Billiard
League
fixture
the
Grotto
was
successful
In
all
four
games.
The
fifth
game
between
Geo.
Wauh
and
Geo.
Mcllmoyle
Is
expected
to
be
played
tt
night.
Individual
scores
last
night
ware:
J.
Andrews
(Grotto.
200:
J.
HUlman
(Moose).
195.
O.
Howe.
200:
J
Judge.
130.
J.
Hamilton.
200
J
Brown.
19.
Dr.
J.
A.
West.
200.
J.
May.
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CRIBBAGE
LEAGUE
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St.
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in
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popetl
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Mjht
lr
Mure
of
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1.1
to
is
The
Mooe
Lodge
debated
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
In
a
postpoeed
CrlMws
League
game
last
night
by
The
league
standing
to
date
la
as
Ptyd.
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Cold
Storage
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Moose
Prince
Rupert,
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Legion.
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of
Col
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to
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jupremancy
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the
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of
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pcrty
disclosed
a
nice
vein
of
high.
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WHIST
L.
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2
3
SPORT
CHAT
Ptt.
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4
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
2
2
teen
driven
145
feet
through
ore
of
Mw(
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,.hUn
Mklfr,
Ust
secondary
'
grade
and
the
work
Is
con-.
.
Mjht
lrr
Oraii-e
and
M.
(leorsp'n
tlnulng.
Last
night's
fixtures
In
the
ladiea'
section
of
the
Fraternal
Whist
League
resulted
aa
follows:
Moose
Ladles,
6;
Orange
Ladles.
3.
Pythian
Sisters,
8;
St.
Oesre's
I.
The
league
standing
to
date
Is
aa
follows:
W.
Moose
Ladles
8
St.
Oeorge's
7
tnUn
6
The
recent
trips
south
of
Miles
rjon-
8U(tm
0r,ne
"d-"
0
aid
nd
Joseph
Wejli
are
understood
to
hsve
been
In
connection
wth
a
deal
L.
2
3
5
10
Pts.
7
6
9
There
seems
to
be
no
outdoor
sport
The
log
carrylng-barges
BlngamonWnlcn
thrive
In
Prlw
Rupert
during
iff
WL
the
cold
weal
her.
.While
,
other
cities
are
interest
In,
hockey
and
basketball
at
this
season
ot
tbe
year,
here,
we
have
to
b,'
content
with
basketball
and.
i
me
weatner
is
very
ooia.
not
even
tf.at.
The
Swedish
government
has
financed
a
Canadian
team
to
go
over
there
and
demonstrate
the
game
of
hockey.
Even
In
the
warmer
state
of
the
south,
great
rinks
are
under
construction
so
that
hockey
may
be
play
ed
In
the
milder
weather.
Soon
In
Prince
Rupert
attention
will
be
given
to
fostering
this
game
which,
aa
a
real
thriller,
has
few
equals
in
the
whole
realm
of
sporting
Activities.
It
hardly
seems
to
be
a
Canadian
city
without
some
attention
to
hockey.
The
basketball
season
will
end
about
the
first
week
In
March
and
It
Is
ex
pected
that
there
will
be
some
Inter
town
games
after
that.
The
boyi
from
Port
Simpson
are
expected
to
send
launch
down
for
an
Intermediate
team
toward
the
end
ot
this
week
for
a
game
In'
their
own
gymnasium.
No
word
has
been
received
yet
from
either
Bmlthers
or
Anyox
as
to
the
ladles'
games
for
the
championship
of
north
em
British
Columbia,
but
It
Is
ex
pected
that
a
series
will
he
arranged
with
one
or
two
games
played
In
th
exhibition
building
here.
The
games
should
draw
capacity
houses
and
the
locala
msy
expect
good
support
In
their
trya
for
the
championship.
The
ancestort
of
lawn
tennis
In
what
Is
now
Czechoslovakia
where
the
medl
vat
games
of
Jeu
de
pomme
and
longue
pomme
which
were
played
by
the
knlthtly
orders
In
magnificent
courts
Tennis
In
It
present
form
wn
first
played
In
Bohemia
n
the
last
decades
of
the
pait
century
and
then
only
on
private
courts
belonging
to
the
urlstoc
racy.
The
CoUDtess
Lutzow
had
court
which
wm
covered
with
Cxech
V
antedn
For
Sale
.
For
Rent
LARQE
ADVERTISED
WHOLESALE
Tailors
have
opened
free
Correspondence
School
of
Salesmanship.
Wonderful
opportunity
for
ambitious
diligent
men
of
good
character.
Train
for
posit
loo
paying
upwards
of
700
per
week.
State
foil
detail,
age,
education,
experience,
references,
last
employers,
present
occupation.
Address
Manager.
460
Richmond
Street.
West.
Toronto.
STEAMSHIP
INSPECTOR
(HULLS
AND
Bqulpmemt)
for
Department
af
Marine
and
Flteri.
Yascouver:
200
per
annum.
Apply
on
feeau
obtainable
from
Postmaster
at
Vancouver,
vie-torts
or
Prtnee
Ruttert.
to
the
Civil
Service
Commission.
Ottawa
not
later!
'
than
February
28.
1I7.
38
GOOD
WAGES
OFFERED
TO
RE
Li
able
girl
to
rare
tor
two
enlldien
and
do
a
little
housework.
Most
be
fond
of
children.
Apply
B
0.
Fur
Co.
tf
WANTED
TO
BORROW
II
.500
DO
on
first
mortgage
at
8
per
cent
on
five
CDomad
house
and
tot:
close
In.
Apply
PS).
Box
378.
City.
W.'jrTED
YOUNO
GIRL
TO
LOOK
after
children
and
help
with
housework.
Phone
Bltck
603.
37
AGENTS
WANTED
MAN
OR
WOMAN
TO
TRAVEL
AND
appoint
local
represeatattvts.
431
weekly
averages
and
eapesses.
and
commission
besides.
Espertaoc
un
necessary.
Write
far
particular.
Win
atoa
Co..
Toronto.
FOK
S.W.E
fOR
SALE
CHEAP.
FULLY
EQUIP'
ped
boat.
In
good
oondlttcm;
suitable
for
halibut
fish
lng:
length
40
feet,
beam
12
feet,
draft
8
feet.
1
Inch
fir
planking:
tullt
1919:
equipped
with
20
hp.
Frisco
Standard
engine.
Cash
41.000,
balance
11.
000
on
easy
terms.
For
particulars,
apply
Box
17.
Port
fieaington.
B.C.
HSAVEN
AND
HELL.
SWEDEN
BOKO'S
great
work
on
the
life
after
death
and
a
real
world
beyond.
Over
400
pages.
Only
25e,
postpaid.
It.
V.
Law,-
488
Euclid
Avenue.
Toronto.
FOR
SALE.
THREE
TUBE
RADIO-SET
complete
with
loud
speaker,
batter!
and
charger
173.00.
Pooa
133.
FOR
QUICK
SALE.
MeCLARY
RANGE
and
parlor
heater.
Phone
Red
409.
LOST
missed.
Anyone
finding
It.
please'
phone
Green
169.
HOA11I)
HOARD.
THE
INLANDER,
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
i
8.13
Harbor
view,
meats.
'
.41.0.11
)!,
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
S,
2c
per
word
in
advance
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lest
than
50c
WANTED
FOR
HUNT
FOB
RENT-
FOUR
ROOMED
FLAT,
with
bath
room
Water
and
light
paid'
Apply
Seavtew
Apart-1
It
I
he
rati
44
FOR
RENT.
THIRTY
ROOM
FQUIP-prd
hotal.
Ootng
concern
Write
Box
342
Dally
New
OOc
tt
FOR
RENT
FURNISHED
APART-mnt:
four
rooms
and
bath;
wjtr
paM.
Pboo
347.
'J
FOR
RENT.
STEAM
HEATED
APART-menu.
Apply
Smith
A
Milieu.
Ltd
Telephone
111.
FOR
RENT.
PIANOS.
PHONOORAPltS
and
Singer
Sewing
Machine.
Walkeri
Music
Store.
FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
FOR
RENT
by
day.
week
or
month.
Phone
Red
607.
tf
FURNISHED
SUITES
FOR
RENT.
Apply
MtiaMltem
Grocery.
Phone
18.
FOR
RENT.
MODERN
HOUSE,
FIVE
roam
and
bath.
Xlunro
Bros.
tf
ROOMS
TO
RENT
PHONE
678.
AUCTIONEER
NOTICE
OF
BALE.
I
WILL
BELL
BY
PuMtc
Auction
on
Thursday.
Feb.
24
at
3
JO
pin.,
content
of
asrg
raw-deno.
Itemised
list
will
appear
la.fr
O.
F.
Brio,
auctioneer.
I
I'llOLHTI-IIINfl
FURNITURE
REPAIRING:
LTHOL-
stertng
ot
all
kind.
ObatterfltM
recover
ed
and
made
to
order.
All
work
guaranteed.
Phone
areea
803
O.
M.
HUNT.
a.
iHvtons
Jieal
f'or.
Mtold
Wood
BtoAf
per
load
1800.
Kindling,
per
load
I?
50
Furnace
Wood,
par
load
IOjTjo
,
Delivered
Salt
Herring
Phone
lltark
101
RESTAURANTS
onim
HATM
CUT
Mrs.
Unaer.
Proprietress
Third
Avenue.
Next
O.
W.
V.
A.
Imm
llnpir
Cunked
.Meals.
Phone
nlack
700
TAXI
l'hone
G7
Taxi
CANARY
LOST
FROM
401
FIFTH
AVE.
IWH
beorxe,
Taill
Of
Gust)
East
on
Saturday.
This
bird
u
bauiy4
Six
and
Seven
PaMeniror
Sttjde-
balterrt
at
your
dlspoaal
any
time.
ROSS
IUtOS.
POOL
ROOM
Mcr
kir
IMock.
(AcroM
from
Emprft.i
Hotel)
earneta
Instead
of
sand.
Only
In
the
1
KIALI.
KUri.UI
IlllhS
IM0'
did
tennla
begin
to
be
played
',
'
4
by
other
elasseg.
Ritchie
and
Wlldlns
Hi;iMliV,
IKIlKl
tltV
18
often
visited
Prague
where
Inter-
national
contesta
were
held.
There
were
already
number
ot
outstanding
play,
rrs
there,
and
among
women
player
there
may
be
mentioned
the
name
of
nign
Ml
Olg
Masaryk,
the
daughter
of!nRh
3:14
am
the
President
of
the
Rapubiic;
she
i
won
a
number
of
important
event.
!
,
Tmnls
ha
now
become
a
universal
aport.
Over
12.000
players
are
organ-
ted
In
the
Ctechoilovak
Lawn
Tennlt
.'"a
Association
and
numbers
of
Important
International
contests
are
held
In
Pra-!1-0
gue.
The
city
has
already
been
vUlted
I
by
auch
player
as
Messrs.
Borotra.
Lacoste,
Brugron
and
Mile.
Lenglen.
;lh
The:
Brlh
Mlnutry
of
Agriculture
.aye.he
awcetpess
ot
ugar-breU
has
a.
peculiar
attraction
for
raU.
causing
them
to
overrun
the
great
sugar
beet
producing
rrnt.Ti
m
the
eastern
counties
of
England.
I
On
account
of
the
extremely
cold
tw
weather,
the
basketball
league
fixtures,
chrduled
for
Ut
night,
were
called
""
off.
Bepatise
of
the
cold
and
for
other
reason,
teveraj
of
the
gsmes
this
win-i
ter
have
not
been
played.
It
will
be,
decided
later
what
Is
to
be
done
In
this
regard,
the
decision
depending
on
how
.
things
come
out
and
whether
or
riot'
It
may
be
necessary
to
play
them
In-order
to
decide
the
honors
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any
of
the
lesguea.
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