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TWO
THE
DALY
NEWS
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CRIB
LEAGUE
RACE
CLOSE
Cold
Stprage
in
First
Place
With
Two
Teams
Close
Behind
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
C.
N.
Mechanics
14,
Orange
Lodge
13.
New
Empress
16,
oose
11.
C.
N.
Operating
10,
Eagles
17.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
14,
Cold
Storage
13.
Grotto
17,.
Native.
Sons
pf
Can
ada
10.
(
V
'
,
Canadian
Legion
17,
Knights
of
Columbus
10.
League
Table
V
L
Pts
Cold
Storage
....
136
107
136
P.
R.
Hotel
123
110
183
Can.
Legion
131,
112
131
Grotto
135
118
125
K.
of
Columbus
.
.
121
122
121
Oragne
Lodge
....
120
123
120
New
Empress
....
120
123
120
C.
N.
Operating
.
118
125
118
It.
Sons
of
Canada
117
12C
117
Moose
HG
129
11G
Eagles
114
129
114
C.
N.
Mechanics.
.
107
13G
107
SOCIAL
EVENING
LAST
WIGHT
WAS
ENJOYABLE
There
was
a
large
attendance
at
a
social
evening
last
night
under
the
auspices
of
the
Salvation
Army
Young
People's
Legion.
The
evening
was
pleasantly
spent
with
the
playing
of
games
arid
deiicious
refreshments
were
served.
The
function
was
in
charge
of
Captain
Ena
Anderson
and
Mrs.
William
Kerr.
Next
Monday
night
the
legion
will
hold
a
business
meeting.
SPORT
FIXTURES
FOR
THE
WEEK
Tuesday
Ladles
Whist:
Moose
Ladles
vs
St.
George's;
C.
N.
Ladies
vs
L.
O.
B.
A.
BasketbaN
:
Senior,
Players'
Club
vs
Kineolith;
Intermediate,
Eagles
vs
Naval
Reserve,
High
School
vs
Toe
H.
Moose
Knock-out
Whist.
""""-
'
"
TOD
MORGAN
BEAT
INDIAN
Successfully
Defended
His
Junior
Lightweight
Title
at
San
Francisco
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Cal.
Dec.
4.
Tod
Morgan,
Seattle,
success
i
fully
defended
his
junior
light
:
weight
title
for
the
fourth
tinu
this
year
when
he
fought
to
;t
draw
Santiago
Zorilla,
a
San
Bhu
Indian
in
a
ten
round
bout.
The
champions
long
left
and
clever;
boxing
stood
him
in
good
stead
.
against
the
whirlwind
rushes
oi
the
challenger.
SPORT
CHAT
'
Now
that
the
Native
Sons
of
Canada
have
won
a
game
over
jPort
Simpson
which
thus
sus
tained
its
first
defeat
of
the
sea
-j
son.
it
would
be
quite
in
order
for
the
Players
Club
to
take
Kin-couth
into
camp
in
tonight's
Sen-ior
basketball
fixture
and
thus
even
up
the
standing
in
this
div-ition.
Maybe,
the
natives
are
not
so
impregnable
as
it
was
at
first
believed.
Interesting
Intermediate
ga3nes
are
also
looked
for
tonight.
If
the
Eagles
can
win
from
the
Naval
Reserve
there
will
be
a
group
of
teams
in
third
place
behind
the
High
School
and
Big
Four.
Supporters
of
Toe
H.
are
boosting
for
that
aggregation
to
inflict
the
first
defeat
of
the
season
upon
the
High
School.
i
The
left
hook
of
Ray
Miller
of
Chicago
proved
too
much
far
Jimmy
McLamln,
the
pride
of
Vancouver,
in
Detroit
last
Friday
night
and
the
B.
C.
boy
has
suffered
a
severe
setback
in
what
up
to
that
fatal
night
gave
promise,
of
being
a
very
bright
career
in
the
ring.
This,
however,
may
not
be
the
end
of
the
young
Irishman
although
it
has
come
as
the
culmination
of
long
knock-out
reign.
Jimmy
is
altogether
too
good
a
boy
to
be
completely
floored
by
anything
like
that.
His
powerful
right,
which
has
stopped
CORK
TlDft
UK
f
DIDO
GURVICH
Will
have
final
work-out
to-
The
Omineca
Ski
Club
at
Burns
Lake
has
elected
officers
for
the
-..i
-
.n
.
T
r
pects
to
have
representatives
from
the
various
western
ski
club
at
its
annual
carnival.
.-for
Ben-IIur.
Capitol,
tonight
naf,,.,
..
vt
Pur
ff
(JwenUjfor
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
-
(It)
Tilt
I
rump)
Alberta
has
asked
for
the
Canadian
track
a:ui
field
champion-hi;
.'
next
-year,
and
without
any
i
i-ious
oposition
from
any
of
the
ther
province,
says
Reg
Hammond
in
the
lxitnonton
bulletin,
i
is
quite
likely
that
the
Canadian
Amateur
Athletic
Union
at
BILLIARD
STANDING
The
first
division
standing
tt
date
is
as
follows:
PI.
Ttl
Av
Grotto
.
5
5602
1120
Grand
Terminals
...
5
5604
1121
Canadian
Legion
..
4
4446
1112
INDIVIDUAL
AVERAGES
I?!-.)
ntvt.lvn
TF.
-VLSnNDIOS
(Seeon
eeondlDrv)iIon)
Cold
Storage
4
8717
929
Grfttc
i
4
8670
89P.
Grand
Terminal
...
4
3561
890
J.
May
CS)
2
400
200
Individual
Averar
John
Bulger
(GT)
..
4
W.
II.
Jarman
(OT)
J.
llllhnan
C8)
C.
Baptie
(C8)
.
W.
Bailev
(CS)
....
4
Ben
Self
(OT)
4
M.
M.
McLachlan
(G)
4
8.
D.
MacWonald
(O)
4
J.
Beeslev
(3h
4
W.
Mitchell
GT)
...
4
,W.
R
WillisoVoft-(O)
8
10.
Howe
fG)
.......
4
J.
Campbell
(CS)
..3
G.
Kraue
(CS)
....
3
C.
L.
Youngman
(GT)
4
.BertMoriran
fG)
....
1
Advertise
in
The
News.
BROKE
HEARTS
.
,
OF
ESKIMOS
rercy
jacksHm
or
the
.Vancouver
Lions,
Aided
by
Team
Mates
Scored
Twice'
VANCOUVER,
Dec.
4.
Percy
Jackaon,
star
goalie
of
the
couver
Lions,
aided
by;
a
fighting
b;md
of
team
mates,"
broke
the
;hf
forthcoming
annual
meeting
I
"i
i'i';
of
the
Seattle
Jiskimqs'
In
at
Port
Arthur,
will
grant
the
re-
It
night's
Coast
Hockey
League
Mm"'..
A
mo
.
is
now
on
foot
to
;
fixture
and
emerged
on
top
by
a
stage
the
games
at
Banff
on
the
two
to
nil
8Cre-
K
was
the
fast-.issurance
bv
the
Canadian
Pac-'i-';i'
e.-ntbuiun
df
nbekey
here
this
fie
Railway"
that
a
proper
track
season
an1
u
waa
alsojSeattle'a
will
be
installed
there.
filMt
defeat.
If
this
ret
st
is
granted
the
,
Fo1'
wo
periods
the
game
was
Alberta
Union.
i
will
prove
u
big'
"
',lci:'
but
in
ile
l....Kt
for
amateur
athletics
in
minutes
of
the
final
hM&B
the
this
province
and
should
be
one
Lions
scored
twice
and
Ujejjt
set-
t
the
greatest
athletic
drawing
lled
back
on
defense
and
tJefied
card
the
west
has
ever
had.
.
'
','
et
l'orU
of
the
W00
dwellers
The
fastest
sprinters,
longest,"0
8COTe-
iMfl
hi
oh
oaf
inmnpfi
ami
praMr
'
""""
weight
throwers
of
Canada,
will
KEEN
COMPETITION
I
"
in
attendance
at
these
games,
;.nd
fans
will
be
given
a
real
treat
in
all
branches
of
track
and
field
athletics.
IN
ELKS'
MATCHES
Mrs.
Joe
Howe
Bridge
Winner
and
j
nrs.
ii.
Mvatieboi
vntst
Mile.
Suzanne
Lenglen
confirms
j
Last
Evening
the
statement
made
by
her
father
'
some
days
ago
to
the
effect
that
There
was
a
large
attendance
night
prior
to
Thursday
night's
she
will
play
no
more
tennis
un-
and
keen
play
in
the
weekly
whist
bout
with
Eddie
McGooty.
less
it
be
in
private
and
for
the
and
bridge
tournament
Under
the
recreation
it
afford.--.
She
realizes
auspices
of
th
91k'
Lodge
last
that
at
the
age
of
29
years,
and
night.
The
winners
were
given
a
many
already,
will,
no
doubt,
stop
with
amateur
sport
barred
to
her
hard
run
for
honors.
Prize
-win
many
more
yet.
for
three
vars
more
under
the
ner
were:
Bridge,
Mrs.
Joseph
,
ruling
of
the
French
Tennis
Howe,
3823;
whist,
Mrs.
H.
Skat
Federation,
she
hr
nothing
to
tebol,
2Q7.
gain
by
reentering
the
sport.
-j-
Mlle.
Lemrlen
thinks
si
uiBuuiK
eeuwp
an
louowa;
nun-
.
;
-
,
i,:mn"f
f
it
ftiiffAr
ifafA'it
hv
vnn
ntrar
nlflvars
MS.
rtrart'
ttf-balrlatlt
Illif
llanann
-.'
.."-.......njy.xv,,.
r'.
nrf
with
the
gradual
decline
of
VI
preside
;lttteidernp;
first
.
-
'
vlcerpresidenL
John
Berg;
sec-
the
yf
!!
-wond-rater
i
&
h
retirement
The
fwn
'WOTdent,
upon
ond
Kathleen
M.
Kirl
ha.
len
pUying
tournamenr
Godwin;
secretary.
Lyster
Mu1.
a
xr
n..AA.
tennis
since
the
age
of
11
tears,
TATUk
III
A
I
llIIM
IN
BADMINTON
'.,n,.i-
ru4
'A'
.
.V
iwhen
she
won
a
children's
title,
Took
Two
Out
of
Three
Rames
rangements;illaoonbemadeforatfChant",y-
P'rhf8?8
heS.
Prom
Kegiment
In
Last
an
u.
eventful
season.
The
j
club
(defeated
!"
"V"
Helen
Wills
V"
at
T
rl,
Cmneaft
.4
Nfs
Fixture
Cathedral
Won
two
of
the
three
enUtlves
to
the
Hollvburn
Pacif-
-
I
.
'
I
.....
aTAH.
I
ic
and
Banff
ski
meets
and
ex-1
.
?.
r"""
3"
P
l
evening
s
uaamimon
league
Iix
ture.
The
fixture
between
the
Prince
Rupert
and
I.O.D.E.
clubs
was
postponed.
Results
of
last
night's
games
were
as
follows:
I
Ladies'
Doubles
Miss
L
M.
Hllett
and
Mis-
Frances
Cross
(Cathedral)
beat
Mrs.
C.
V.
Evltt
and
Mrs.
S.
P.
M.
HOT
............
-
.,
,..,
,r
O
.f
1.
fW.
E.
Williacroft
G)
2
600
260
iw"iw.
iu-o.
i-w
W.
J.
Nelson
(OT)
.
Ik.
J.
A.
West
fCL)
I
A.
Donald
G
W.
H.
Lon
(OT)
.
ij.
Hamiltoa
(GT)
.
;G.
P.
Tinker
(CL)
.
IC.
P.
Balaam
(GT
!M.
MeUehlav
(G)
F,
Stephen
,(0V
WVintchell
GT
.
M.
Andrew
(CL)
.
Ben
Self
(OT)
..
2
!
D.
Bmwn
fG)
5
Alex
Murray
(.CL).
3
A.
A.
Kasson
(G)
5
J.
Andrews
(CL)
...
4
J.
Bulger
(GT)
....
1
J.
Beesley
(O)
1
W.
II.
Jarmaa
(OT)
.
1
;
C.
L.
Youngcoan
(GT)
1
6
1282
248
1
247
247
5
1236
247
Mixed
Doubles'
S.
D.
Johnston
and
Mrs.
J.
w"on
(Kesiment)
beat
R.
Mor-x
5
1221
244
'mer
nd
J'r8
Morris
Blott
7ia
9q
(Catnedrl.
15-6.
15-4
1
235
5
H67
233
2
464
232',
Men's
Doubles
,
iiRjJeiit
i
turnanna
u.
'uartieu
n.y
(CkhMn1)mh.
V.
Hvltt
and
Aai
fl
r
T
V"
n
A
AG
AM
435
218
1070
214
637
212
1040
203
836
209
136
136
135
135
131
181
108
108
O.
T.
Af.
797
199
C.
L.
TEAMS
CLOSE
.
1
x
1
ST
a
M
v
-jm
.
a
.
i
IBV
WJf
...
I
780
195
774
194
772
193
761
190
752
188
719
180
710
178
530
177
707
177
615
172
467
156j
512
128
101
101
Youngmah..
(.Regiment)
Team
Standings
W
Prince
Rupert
9
I.
O.
D.
E
5
Cathedral
4
Regiment
.'.
.
3
LPts
0
9
4
5
8
4
9
3
IN
BILLIARDS
Grand
Terminals
Hold
Lead
in
First
Division
by
Narrow
Margin
Over
Grotto
As
a
result
nf
tht
Cr-inA
Tori
-
-
"
.
W
1
1
V.
.
-
raJaa1,
heavy
loss
to
the
Cana
(fWiflWISti
in
the
fixture
for
the
before.
Jast
which
was
ohlv
unnara
teams
are
now
bunched
close
together.
The
Terminals
still
hold
the
lead
by
the
scant
margin
of
one
point
over
the
GroU
.
.
A.
I
t
t
a
a...
io.
wnicn
is.
in
turn,
hitf
points
ahead
Legion.
of
the
Canadian
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Royal'""
1
Gisli
.lonaien,
0?land.
Savoy
C.
Hulttirson,
city.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Court
j
ot
8.
O.
rfo'.ruion
Co..
Ltd.,
ThetioHoviing
((UotatJon
wor
t'd
and
atked.
Bayview,
3,
4.
B.
C.
Silver,
1.30,
1.40.
Big
Missouri,
66,
00'..
Beaver
Silver,
17,
17
2.
Cork
Province,
26,
Nil.
Cotton
Belt,
50,
50.
DUnwell,
Nil,
15.
Georgia-Biter,
28,
Nil.
Glasair,
60,
05.
Golconda,
7C'i,
77.
Grandview,
55Va,
56.
Independence,
9,
10.
.
Intfian.
4,rNil.
'"intlr.
CSV&
GdLp,
36,
3.
"
Kfcnalorfaw.
21.
Kootenay
King,
27,
27'...
L.
&
L
ff':,
7.
UkViw,
l4.
jLucy
Ut&rii,
Xil
Marmot
-MetaM,
V'-j,
fi:,'(.
Marmot
Riv.
Gold,
fc'-,
7.
Mohawkr
C,CVt.
Morten
Woolsey,
54.
5:ii.
Natlpnaj;9ilv
W'a.
J8.
Noble-Fhe,
50,
61.
Pend
Oreille,
10XO.
10.75.
Pioneer,
Nil,
1.90.
Porter
Idaho,
5C4,
58
Premier;
2.26.
Nil.
itoiPUs
Argttrta.
22,
22',..
Ruth
Hope,
5S,
56.
dilver
Crest,
6;,
7.
Silverado,
65,
Nil.
3ilver
Cup.
38t.
:9.
Sunloek.
2.20,
2.40.
Terminus,
..XU.
Tppley
Richfield,
45.
Nil.
Toric,
3.40.
8.65.
Wellington.
16'
a.
16,.
Whitewater.
1.10,
1.25.
Woodbine,
54.
6'...
KaMern
Stock
Noranda,
60.76,
Nil.
Sherrit
GoreVm,
8.70,
Nil.
Oils
Fabyon,
5i,
6.
THINGS
MOVING
ALONG
QUIETLY
AT
ELEVATOR
No
Boats
Loading-
and
Grain
Notl
i;.rl
f
I..
I'..
?
.
.
.Thffte'.Daya
With
no
ships
loading
and
cars
moving
easily
in.
the
elevator
is
This
advertiseme'
;
lished
or
displays
.
Liquor
Control
.Li
,r
!
the
Government
nf
Columbia
Today
there
are
.--r
west
Of
Jatper
and
bound
here.
Elevntr
8ojk(Mce
Oils
hiorr
i
ihf
fotjifh
ship
nf
wou(d
be
and
when
expected."
not
so
ouay
just
now
and
tht
em-
Further
considei
at
ployeee
are
taking
a
half
holiday
Skog's
appeals
again-this
afternoon.
During
the
past
Undr
the
flsherie-twentjr-four
hours.
23
carload
of
t
will
come
tip
tnrrm,
,
grain
arrived
from
the
prairies.
jH
County
Court
J
n
EJ0
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(LIKG)L7iJ
Wm
fj
18
oz
S1.90-2?0
oz:
?3.50
ESTABLISHED
1770
Tliinulv4rUwnenUJs.not.publlshed.ordlplayed
by
,h
Liquor
Cintrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Hrltish
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