to
$275.
46
86
gtwujd
would
rest.
in
letting
04tenemy
know
tint
any
attempts
to
obliterate-
London
will
be
met
41'wHh
similar
attacks
on
enemy
ieapJtaU."
Irrigadier
General
P.
R.
C.
MfGrove,
early
ia
the
day
said
that
jSurope's
air
situation
was
igreat
menace
to
peace,
1
The
total
weight
of
bombs
dron-26
1
per
in
four
years
in
the
last
war
icoold
now
be
dropped
in
24
hours
j
he
said.
This
represents
s
1.600-
fold
in-
lS'craojM
in
effectiveness.
j
Grove
observed
that
an
aero-
plane
guided
by
wireless
could
tomb
a
dty
and
he
stressed
the
seme
defense
proposed
Lord
Halsbury.
"There
is
no
adequate
'defence
against
air
attacks
except
I
.
S
PROVINCE
HAS
NO
AUTHORITY
Cannot
Interfere
With
Company
,
Operating
Under
Dominion
Chart
rr
LONDON,
Dec.
10
:
Provincial
legislatures
of
Canada
have
authority
to
control
the
sales
shares
of
companies
operating
der
Dominion
charters
according
to
a
decision
which
was
made
today
by
the
judicial
committee
of
the
Privy
Council
dismissing
fan
appeal
of
the
province
of
Man
itoba
from
s
ruling
of
the
Man-
26!itoba
Appelate
Court
in
fsvor
the
Dominion
of
C
anada,
pPT
TIP
CTDITPl
ttLlIl
MKUllV
AT
QUEENSTOWN
QUEENSTOWN,
Ireland.
Dec.
10:
Paaseagers
were
removed
from
the
transatlantic
liner
Celtic
after
she
atrnek
a
rock
three
hundred
yards
form
tin
entrance
to
uhe
babor
esrouve
from
Now
York
to
Liverpool.
J.
Cotnadina,
H.
S
J.
McNulty,
Colts
J
Pierce,
Colts
R.
Nelson,
Colts
T.
Bossaniefa.
Colts
LA.
Walters,
Colts
T.
Sten,
Colts
T.
Katauyama,
Colts
B.
Bacon,
II.
8
N.
Gurvich,
Colts
T.
Smith.
H.
S
,
S4&UElfawf4te
JL.
S.
PAGE
TWO.
TITS
DAILY
NEWS
Monday,
Deci.
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
l
1
-.
-9.
unit
iriiil
t
.1
M
!:
1
'
3
snansMv
t
S
I
f
I
p
i
CURLY
HEADED
TRINCESS
Princess
Elizabeth,
daughter
with
her
mother
and
her
nurse,
first
appearance
in
the
hunting
LOUDEN
HEADS
AMATEUR
UNION
Davidson
of
British
Columbia
to
Be
Member
of
Executive
of
.Athletic
Organization
PORT
ARTHUR,.
Dec.
Wro-feasor
ThemM
R.
Leaden
of
Tor--onto
University
was
elected
president
of
the
Amateur
Athletic
Union
of
Canada
at
a
u7.
eting
of
the
organisation
here
Saturday,
j
H.
D.
Davidson
of
British
Co-j
lumbia
will
be
elected
a
member
i
of
the
executive
at
a
later
date.
I
78
$Wl
BO!?
BURNETT'S
oz-
S1.90-2C-C
.
$3.50
ESTABLISHED
TAKING
IN
THE"
HUNT
of
the
DuU
and
Dm
hess
of
York,
at
a
meeting
in
Yorkshire,
her
field.
COLD
STORAGE
WINS
BILLIARD
FIXTURE
i
BY
NARROW
MARGIN
2
I
Cold
Storage
won
last
week's
second
division
billiard
fixtu-e
from
Grotto
by
the
narrow
margin
of
855
to
844.
Final
outstanding
games
were
played
at
the
week
end
,
and
the
various
individual
jj
scores
were
as
follows
:
i
J.
HUknan
sCoW
Storage)
200,
L.
M.
M.
McLachlan
(Grotto)
118.
.,.
ii.
t,
.-i
'ey
107,
W'
E-
WH,i9-
A
J
U
MA
M
a
aiacaonam
ibu.
nen
aio
-
gan
200.
C.
Baptie
168,
George
Howe
300.
to
J.
Campbell
200,
S.
D.
Macdon-
aid
126.
it
j
(
vs
vs
vs
j.
I
'
I
A
1770
BASKETBALL
AT
TERRACE
Twd1
Exhibition
Games
Played
Between
Town
and
High
School
"i
Roth
Hoys
and
CSirls
TERRACE,
Dec.
10:
Two
splendid
exhibition
game
of
bae-
ketbaii
were
played
here
Friday
!
night
before
a
crowded
house.
In
the
boys
game
the
town
team
was
victorious
over
the
high
school
with
a
score
of
24
to
19.
The
high
school
girls
won
over
the
tawn
girls
26-22.
Players
and
scoring
were
as
follows:
Boyd
High
School
Pts.
Frank
HiBn
9
Donald
Burnett
4
Frrt
Thomas
4
Elmer
itcConneJI
Subs
)
Dudley
Little
2
Stewart
McLeod
0
Town
Pis.
.
A.
Holmwood
5
;
Dr.
Brummitt
9
J.
Smith
2
B.
Ungerer
6!
J.
Duncan
0
Subs
D.
Ken-
"
j
chalk
".
'.
0
ri
i
.
.
,fi,rl9
uign
acnooi
Mona
Greig
201
su
1
l
ren
6
0
o
Pts.
16
s
2
4
.
0
i
o
r.L..i
if..
BUIe
Danhaur
Town
Helen
GVeig
;
Mrs.
Brummitt
Sub
Bettjr
SPORT
CHAT
,
,
,
.
,
,
The
coming
week
will
mark
the
suspension
of
some
of
the
winter
sport
schedalos
preparatory
to
the
forthcoming
Christmas
and
New
Year
festive
season.
Owing
the
absence
from
the
city
of
the
Port
Simpson
Senior
team,
is
possible
that
basketball
fix
ture
scheduled
for
tomorrow
night
and
which
were
to
have
closed
the
first
half
of
the
season
will
all
be
postponed.
The
Cribbage
eLague
will
play
regular
fixtures
tonight
and
again
next
week.
The
men's
section
of
the
Fraternal
Whist
League
has
already
completed
the
first
half
of
the
schedule
but
the
ladies,
section
will
play
again
next
week.
The
regular
Badminton
League
futures
will
be
played
tonight
and
next"
Monday.
First
and
second
division
billiard
leagues
will
play
their
last
fixtures
this
week
until
after
Christmas.
Sport
events
scheduled
for
this
week
are
as
follows:
Monday
(tonight)
Elks'
Whist.
Cribbage
League:
L.
O.
L.
vs
Eagles;
Native
Sons
vs
Moose;
New
Emprees
vs
K.
of
C;
C.N.R.
Operators
vs
Cold
Storage
;
Grotto
P.
R.
Hotel;
Canadian
Legion
C.
N.
Mechanics.
Badminton
League:
Cathedral
Prlnee
Rupert;
Regiment
vs
o.
aa
TuesdayBasketball;
Senior,
Kineotlth
vs
Port
Simpson;
Intermediate,
Toe
II.
vs
Eagles;
Big
Four
vs
High
School.
Moose
knockout
whist.
,
Wednesday
First
division
billiards:
Grand
Terminalss
Can-adlan
Legion.1
Thursdays-Second
division
billiards:
Grand-'Terminals
vi
Cold
Storage,
Frlday-Naval
Reserve
Rifle
Range.
Annoying
Bladder
Weakness
of
Old
Age
sitftir
Itfllrvtd
by
SANTAL
MIDY
Sold
by
All
UruKflrta
NUMBER
OF
NATIONAL
HOCKEY
LEAGUE
"
TEAMS
NOW
BUNCHED
FOLLOWING
THE
GAMES
PLAYED
DURING
THE
WEEK-END
TORONTO,
Dec.
10.
After
almost
a
month's
spirited
competition
the
National
Hockey
League
teams
are
back
on
an
almost
even
footing,
with
the
Montreal
Maroons
and
Ottawa
Senators
tied
for
the
ship
with
11
points,
while
the
onto
Mgple
Leafs
and
the
Montreal
Canadiens
are
tied
for
second
wfth
10
points
each.
The
New
York
Rangers
section
with
11
point.
Boston
comes
second
with
10.
Pittsburgh
with
five,
and
Chicago
last
with
three.
Frederickson
starred
for
Boston
and
scored
two
goals
in
routing
Montreal
Roy
Wort-r
played
the
major
Part
or
nB
n"w
team
'n
tne
&mi'
In
which
the
Americans
defeated
yoexeraay.
Scons
follow
:
Saturday
Chicago
1,
Canadiens
2.
Ottawa
t,
Toronto
1.
Mantreal
1.
Boston
5.
Detroit
8,
Pittsburgh
0.
Sunday
N.
Y.
Rangers
2,
Detroit
2.
Boston
1,
N.
Y.
Americans
2.
DDCDADIWr
Tfl
nUCCMn
ALLAN
CUP
IN
HOCKE
rnn
i
m
a
Trim
cnnnrirv
FOR
AMATEUR
SUPRBlACl
mjNTPF.r.
nr
in.shiBinff
-
supremacy
in
Canada,
will
,
,ht.
little
from
that
of
tBe
city
Winnipeg
band
tntt
Amt
til.t-
r.
tk.
centre
ice
area
for
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
in
brilliant
style,
will
be
"baenft
from
his
wonted
post,
and
Leo
Collins,
whose
experience
isid-
ea
varsity
si
ien
wing,
naa
nunjr
up
his
skates
satisfied
with
hav
-
ing
played
on
a
Canadian
cham-
piMiWptesm
Mm
wcn
jmk
nugnes.
mm-
self
a
veteran
of
many
an
Allan
Cup
melee,
baa
every
other
mem
-
.
i
m
a
i
lit
-l
a
x
nt
oi
we
uuw
sexw
on
ojmio,
plus
a
store
of
talent
which
he
cowjaers
win
renuer
mejroyny
aeienoers
miiy
as
powenui
as
the
team
which
swept
out
on
Montreal
laat
spring
with
the
,
new-won
honors.
ALDERMANIC
CANDrATl
jliC.
Manning,
Eagles
11
i
Fred
Cameron,
C
N.
R
9
Considerable
Speculation
as
to
AVho
Will
Enter
Contest
for
Four
Seats
Thn
Mnd-a4.1.
MMflidh.
'
tlon
as
to
who
will
be
candidates
for
the
four
aldermanic
seats
which
will
become
vacant
at
the
end
of
this
yer.
The
four
aider-
men
whose
terms
expire
now
are
W.
J.
Greer.
W.
M.
Brown,
P.
H.
Linsey
and
G.
P.
Tinker.
The
most
of
these,
it
is
expected,
will
seek
re-election.
In
addition,
some
of
the
names
beard
are
those
of
F.
G.
Dawson,
C.
H.
Orme
and
ExrAld.
G
B.
Casey.
1
,
Three
school
truataes-41.
B.
Roehester.
S.
D.
Johnson
and
Wil-.
Ham
Gilchrfs
complete
theirj
terms
this
year.
It
Is
repm
.
that
Mr.
Jnhnaton
will
not
sek.J
McNUlty,
Wig
rour
re-election.
VIOLENT
BREAK
STOCK
MARKET
NEW
YORK
Dec.
10:
Violent
breaks
in
high
class
specialties
unsettled
the
stock
market
again.
today
after
an
opening
outburst
of
strength
in
which
nearly
a
soore
of
issues
were
elevated
from
(6
to
$23
per
share.
Radio
Corporation
common
ran
up
$1B
to
$H14
nnd
then
crashed
international
dtoud
leader
New
York
Americans,
Tor
-
and
Detroit
lead
the
American
SCORERS
IN
BASKETBALL
(Senior
League)
P.
Howard.
Players'
Club.
I.
Johnson,
Kinsolitfa
....
62
R.
Sankey,
Port
Simpson
.
P.
Alexcee,
Port
Sintpww
.
41
Dido
Gurvich,
Native
Sons
48
Tom
Kelsey,
Players'
Ctab
C.
Robertson.
Kincolith
M
R.
Mathers,
Port
Simpson
29
T.
Stewart,
Kincolith
27
W.
Mitchell.
Players
Club
S.
Gurvich,
Native
Sobs
.
28
G.
Mitchell.
Players'
Club
22
J-
McNulty,
Native
Sons
.
21
Mensies,
Native
Sons
Cwwe
;Vh,t'
Port
3lmPson
1
Eddi
Smith'
pler'
Club
l
M.
Budinich.
NaOv
Sons
...
.
10
k.
Trimble.
KiftcoHth
10
Stewart,
Kincolith
9
E.
Ratchford,
Native
Sons
6
B.
McDonald,
Native
Sons
,
H.
McCsJlam.
Native
Senj,.
f
Ml
K
.
Measles,
Native
Sons
.
W.
Laiobie,
Players'
Club
D.
Frissell.
Native
Sons!
3
P.
Allen,
Kincolith
A..
si
a.
loss,
nay&r-s
upv....
1
J"
GM.
PiyWS'
Clflb
A"
"""P.
Py'
ub
.
i
5
(Intermediate
League)
H
MacdonilWf
n.
s
Prnac
II
B
Ratchford,
Big
Four'
.'C
'
H
McCallutn
Bag!e
G.
Howe.
R.
C.
N.'V.
R.t.
37
w
WrathaU,
Big
Four
.....
16
r
ii-d-ru,
T.
ir
u
p
ninirwell
EaulM
ti
n
Vuj.
it
e
20
j.'
PterfrBf
RN.V.R.
98
R
McDonald.
Eagles
Frtd
HacDonald,
R.C.N.V.R.
.
28
L
Diuirw-ii
ru.
,n!
Eddie
Smith.
Toe
II
17
fec.K.
20
cxtuie
nuui,
ioc
ii
io
,R.
Sommora,
C.
N.
R
15
J.
Harris.
Toe
H,
1?
D.
Stajhtr.
C
N.
R
12
W
BagBhaw.
R.ON.V.R.
10
F.
Morrison,
To
H.
0
J.
4frsH.
II.
S.
fi
Stalker.
Big1
fW
8
Brdtt,
Twj
IIt
,
.
7
4k-
,
,;
i,''
W.
Collinson,
Toe
II
5
r
t
f
v
n
m.
-
"
Murr
Ea,f
6
.
Comadlna,
C.N.R
5
2rt
;v,,tr'
J.06"
4
IIUU-
BI
F
4
u'8
Astori,
C.N.R
3
Jcnenie,
.c..v.u.
.,
lmer
Smith,
Eagles
......
2
?7L
SV,;
'
'
2
E.
Robertson.
Iig
Four
...
,
Curf,e-
5,LFW
uIter;TR-C'
K
V-
R-
.rv'ne-
"J
?
(Ladies'
League.
"i
k
L.
Lowe,
Maple
Leafs
..".
18
C.
Irvine,
Drill
Team
10
May
Ness,
Maple,
Leafs
icf
Sue
Ilbddie,
Maple
Leafs
....
11
L.'Friell,
Drllf'Te'dm'
1....
10
Helen
Sim,
Drill
Team
9
Vera
Smith,
Maple
Leafs
'
11
E.
March,
Drill
Team
8
Sue
Boddie,
Maple
Leafs
N.
Gurvich,
Drill
Team
Julia
Watlers,
Maple
Leafs
M.
Thompson,
Maple
Leafs
M.
Gilchrist,
Maple
Leafs
.
.
(Junior
League)
W.
.lohnson,
II.
S
J.
Bryant,
II.
S
THE
NEXT
WAR
Horror
of
Future
Combat
Pictured
to
League
of
Nations
Union
-
!
LONDON,
Dec.
10.
The
Leagt
'of
Nntlf
tw
sions
of
"The
next
war,"
both
startling
.predictions
of
what
might
happen.
T
n
"
Tlnilahilrv.
,
in
...
-
atu.nch
said
that
ti
-next
war"
would
commence
where
the
last
one
off."
"It
would
be
years
ahead,"
hi
"with
the
result
that
new
poison
fsas,
anigiit
wipe
out
the
population
ofLondon
in
12
hours.
Every
human
1a
that
area
might
be
killed.
'Onr
only
poas;ble
sife-
OPENING
UP
PEACE
RIVER
Xext
Smion
of
IV
iiam,n,
OTTAWA.
Dec
in
Tli,
on
of
what
is
ti.
It.
,i
nection
with
opening
i
,
tii.
i',
River
country
i
agii.ii.
mental
;
nd
railway
pow
th
re
is
'
general
...
.,
'!"
I.,
w"
WMI
1
,"
left,""!.
,ulu,e'
'm
the
ntri
.s;.i:o.i
present
program
In,:
miles
each
year
ix
,.,
:iow
to
meet
thi-
.
x;
!
west.
With
the
('
I'
It
operating
it
is
felt
huild
ho
!::
grout
.'
the
1
aging
out
c
program
-
include
a
western
:,
Peace
country
wh.
Ii
up
a
wholly
new
urt
vide
a
decided
imp.
migration
a
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
.Oorbr
of
B.
D.
tfo'.ru.n
f
...
ltd,
Bayview,
S.
4.
B.
C.
Silver,
1.25.
1
Beaver
Silver.
Nil
If.
Big
Missouri.
65.
Cork
Province,
Nil.
Cotton
Belt,
40.
r,4
Dunwell,
11,
Nil
Duthie.
Nil.
85
George
Copper.
f'."i
Georgia
River,
2.
Colconda,
"76.
76
Grand
view.
55
,.
r,:,
Iwdofnindence.
9
Indian,
4.
Nil.
Ia4r.
Coal
i
Coke
-Kootentfy
Tlorenee.
KooWnay
King,
31.
:
L.
&
L..
6:,4
Lak-view.
1.
1'.
Lucky
Jim.
Nil.
25
Marmot
Metals.
1
Marmot
Gold,
ii
.
no
Mohawk.
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fi
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of
Morton
Woolsey.
4
,
no
National
Silver,
17
Noble
Five,
50.
5
Pend
Oreille.
9
65.
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Nil,
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Porter
Idaho,
65'
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Tremier
2.20,
2.S5.
Kufus
ArgenU.
r.
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of
Ruth
Hope.
55,
56
Silver
Crest,
7,
Nil.
Silverado,
65,
75.
Snowflake,
40,
41.
Sunioek.
8J0.
4.75
Terminus.
92.
12
TopJoy
Richfield.
Nil.
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Toric.
S.45,
3.50
Wellington,
21..
2
WhltewaUr.
1.17.
I
Woodbine.
4V
5
Reeves
MacPonald.
I
Noranda.
55.25.
Nil
Oils
Fabyon,
61,
6.
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COMPANY
FORMED
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