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Deceml,,.
''3
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
Hockey
Teamgdly
Crippled
as
a
Result
6F
Saturday
Night's
Gam!
with
Montreal
Maroons
TORONTO,
Dec.
3.
Ching
Johnson
fractured
an
ankle
and
Taffy
Abel
received
a
cut
in
the
foot
in
Saturday
s
game
,
with
Montreal
Maroons
and
as
a
result
both
will
be
out
of
the
game
for
some
time,
leaving
the
Rangers
without
its
regular
defence
and
only
Myles
Lane,
the
Dartmouth
recruit,
and
Bourgault
to
take
their
places.
It
is
probable
the
team
will
seek
other
players.
The
Maroons
are
now
in
first
place
in
the
international
'MjL-uon
with
Toronto,
the
New
IIAWn
TIT
1
17PTI
i
'or'
Americans
and
the
Montreal
Hill
KrY
P!
AYrK
Canadien
tied
for
second
place
SIGNS
CONTRACT
Roy
Worters
Will
be
Sold
to
High,
est
Bidder
by
Pittsburgh
Pirates
NW
YORK,
Dec.
3.
Roy
Wbr-ert,erack
goalie
of
the
Pittsburgh
Pirates
in
the
National
Railway
hockey
leagHe,
signed
&
contract
after
holding
oat
from
the
start
of
the
season,
Denny
Leonard,
former
lightweight
champion
and
now
owner
of
the
Pirates,
announced.
Leonard
said
Worters
signed
at
the
club's
figure,
which
was
considerably
less
than
the
$8,000
the
goalie
had
demanded
for
a
single
season's
salary.
Leonard
said,
however,
that
Worters
would
not
play
for
Pittsburgh
but
will
be
traded
to
the
club
offering
the
most
cash
and
to
player
strength.
"I
have
an
offer
from
New
York
Americans,"
the
retired
champion
said,
"of
Miller,
the
goalie
we
borrowed,
ad
$20,000
for
Roy.
I
want
players
more
than
money,
however,
and
since
they
won
t
ctve
me
jsorman
i
H.mes
or
Johnny
Sheppard,
the
deal
is
off.
Worters
will
go
toi
..
,
.
.
.
,,,,,
.
.
the
highest
bidder
in
cash
and
players.
Boston
has
made
me
an
interesting
offer."
VALUE
TO
UNIVERSITY
OF
FOOTBALL
PLAYER
Much
Money
Cleared
as
Result
of
Activities
of
Team
Who
Get
Nothing
I
CHICAGO.
Dec.
2.-The
average
football
player
in
larger
universi-
ties
brings
$10,000
to
his
school
through
gate
receipU
and
endow-,a
behind
Montreal.
The
N.
Y.
Rangers
lead
in
the
United
States
section
with
nine
points
and
Detroit
comes
second
with
eight.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(Bj
The
Trimp)
It
is
interesting
to
read
the
newspaper
forecasts
in
view
of
what
happened
in
the
McLarnin-Miller
fight
at
Detroit.
McLar-nin
expected
to
secure
a
knockout
before
the
game
was
gone
many
rounds.
Vancouver
is
bemoaning
the
fall
of
her
hero.
Mush
March,
Regina's
amateur
star
hockey
player
has
gone
east
play
for
Chicago
Black
Hawks
against
the
Ottawa
Senators
on
October
6.
He
will
be
a
great
loss
to
the
amateur
game
in
Re-gina.
B.
C.
University
will
affiliate
with
the
Intercollegiate
Rugby
TTnSnn
nart
o
orxtn
ft
la
0t4n
ThU
follow8
the
recent
ger,es
...
...
,i
,
mm
wie
rtieurva
university
in
...
...
awaa
Ti
via
DEFERRED
FIRST
'
DIVISION
MATCH
IS
NOW
FINISHED
A.
Murray
(Canadian
Legion)
defeated
C.
P.
Balagno
(Grand
T618
2f
f7
,nla
on
!deferre?
"rst
,
b
"Hard
.game
a,ttthe,
4
e"d.0,IIa,t
wee
s
resu,t
otJ
PJnK
of
this
over
the
Terminals
by
an
aggre-
ate
8core
of
1224
to
898-
The
score8
Were
aa
Allows:
Co1-
McMordie
(Canadian
Leg-j
,on-
22i'
w-
LonK
(Grand
Terminals),
250.
A-
Murray,
250;
C.
P.
Balagno,
107
JSAdliCl
DilLL
LfcAUUfc
nients,
but
gets
nothing
in
return'??5-
Canadian
Legion
won
the
hut
rrarkoH
wh
flnH
m.an
innV.
"xture
for
the
week
before
last
from
stern
nrofesMr
far
failing
in
their
studies,
James
Weber
Linn,
professor
of
EngHsh
at
the'
University
of
Chicago,
sa'd,
speak-
ir.sr
before
a
iwap
of
football
en-
'hualasts.
Professor
Linn
said:
"Many
of
(be
big
universities'
clear
$200,000
a
year
in
IWelr
foot-,
ball
season.
That's
$600,000
for
J-
mirews,
asu;
w.
J.
.Nelson,
the
players
three1
years
of
eligi-
242.
bility.
Divide
that
by
a
squad
of
M.
Andrews,
250;
W.
II.
Jar-30
men
and
it
means
each
player
I
man,
131.
has
paid
$10,006
each
in
the
gate!
G.
P-
Tinker,
250;
C.
L.
Young-receipts
alone.
What
does
he
get
j
man,
103.
in
return?
Online
opportunity
to
sweat
blood
and
crack
ribs
on
,
...
.
.
the
field
and
try
to
keep
up
with
;
his
studies.
Why,
he
ought
to
have
the
best
special
attention
obtainable.
GROTTO
LEADING
BY
HANDY
MARGIN
IN
billiard
fixture
I
W.
E.
Williscroft
CGrotto)
Me-jl
feated
W.
II.
Jarman
Grand
fer-r
minnls)
by
a
score
of
200
to
113
j
.
f
n
4
Via
t
ntt
r4
Y
cvo-ma
rxt
I
a
at
WffoL'l
seeond
division
billiard
fixture.
The
score
for
the
tournament
so
far
stands
at
700
to
588
In
favor
I
of
the
Grotto.
Joe
Reealcy
will
riluy
for
the
Grotto
in
theXitth
and
final
game,
game,
his
his
Graud
Graud
TeVjl
Terminal
oppone
named.
High
School
4
4
er.t
having
iiotJp-et
WR,
C
N.
V.
R
4
4
woe
JI
!
r
1
n
CTAWniMP
TAnAV
e
8"'8'
JacK
"empsey
JlAIIUllIu
1UUAI
.was
a
popular
champion,
and
it
Senior
League
P
W
L
Pt
I
Port
Simpson
5
4
1
8
go.
1,'U.lltU
Ann)
Id
Natrve
ns
::::::::
5
1
1
As
Players'
Club
4
1
3
2
to
'
"
.
,
.
ljxiies
Iaeu
lInn,eLeaf8
f
J
5
5
10lto
UrUI
Team
5
0
Intermediate
P
W
L
Pt
4
0
8
2
2
4
4
2
2
4
5
4
18
4
13
2
5
0
5
0
C.
N.
R.
Junior
League
.
P
W
L
Pt
High
School
......
5
4
1
8
Colts
5
1
4
2
THE
FASTEST
HUMAN
BEING
Plight
Lieut.
D'Any
..iviv.
R.F.
C,
tabove
flash."!
over
a
measured
distance
at
Calshot.
England,
at
a
speed
of
320
miW
ner
hour,
bettering
the
former
world's
record
of
Major
de
Bernard!
of
Italy,
by
almost
two
miles
per
hour.
Although
this
is
the
hi?h-est
speed
a
mtn
has
ever
flown,
under
official
observation,
it
was
not
enough
to
give
Lieutenant
Greig
the
five-mile
margin
necessary
to
establish
a
new
world's
record.
Greig's
record
was
made
in
a
British-built
plane.
SPORT
CHAT
Events
scheduled
for
the
week
are
as
follows:
Monday
(tonight)
Elks'
Whist
and
Bridge.
Cribhage
League:
C.N.
Mesh
anlcs
vis
L.O.L.;
New
Empress
vs'
Moose;
CN.
Operators
vs
Eagle's;
P.R.
Hotel
vs
Cold
Storage;
Native
Sons
vs
Grotlo;
Canadian
'
Legion
vs
Knights
of
Columbus.
R.
C.
N.
V.
R.
Rifle
Range.
Badminton
League:
P.R.
vs
I
;0.
D.
E.J
Cathedral
vs
Regiment
Tuesday
Ladles'
Whist
Moose
Ladies
vs
St.
George's;
C
N.
Ladies
vs
L.
O.
B.
A.
Basketball:
Senior,
Players
Club
vs
Kincolith;
Intermediate
Eagles
vs
Naval
Reserve,
HlgJ
(School
vs
Toe
II.
Moose
Knock-out
Whist.
Wednesday
First
Divislor
Billiards:
Canadian
Legion
v:
Grotto.
Thursday
Second
Divislor
BHHards:
Cold
Storage
vs
Grotto
Men's
Whist:
Knights
of
Py
thias
vs
Seal
Cove;
Leif
Erick
i80n
v
St-
Gorge's;
New
Empress
vs
Grotto;
Moose
bye.
Boxing:
Dido
Gurvich
vs
Eddie
McGooty.
Friday
Basketball
:
Senior.
jNativc
Sons
of
Canada
vs
Players'
c,ub:
Intermediate.
C.
N.
R.
vs
Naval
Reserve;
Ladies',
Drill
Team
vs
Maple
Leafs;
.Junior,
High
School
vs
Colts.
Benny,
Leonard,
one
of
the
few
ring
champions
who
retired
un-
defeated,
thinks
Jack
Dempeey
is
going
to
make
a
colossal
mistake
if
he
re-enters
the
squared
.
I
..1
ir.
tt
r
.
a
may
be
that
he
has
consented
to
alow
his
name
to
be
used
In
an
effort
to
bolster
public
interest.
hope
that's
as
far
as
he
will
He
is
a
friend
of
mine,
and
hate
to
see
him
fight
again.
surely
as
he
does,
he
is
going
be
hurt.
He
is
not
a
match
now
for
the
heavyweights
of
the
moment,
poor
as
they
may
be.
Paolind
could
whip
him
so
could
Jack
Shark'ev.
Jack
didn't
ham
learn
defense,
and
I
don't
never
backed
up.
He
didn't
know
how
to
back-pedal
and
protect
himself.
That
part
of
his
fistic
education
was
npiylpcfpd.
WVH
Jif
he
goes
In
there
again,
he
wotild
le(up
agalnstja
younger
more
agile
'opponent;
jnd
he
might
be
cut
to
ribbons."
RETAIL
MERCHANTS
TORONTO,
Dec.
3.
G.
VS.
Hougham
has
been
appointed
Dominion
Secretary
of
ihe
Retail
Merchants'
Association
of
Canada.
WILL
REVIVE
....
THE
DOG
DERBY
THE
PAS,
Man.,
Dec.
3.
Revival
of
the
200
mile
endurance
dojr
derby
which
brought
fame
to
The
Pas
in
othr
years,
was
decided
ui:on
.it
a
meeting
of
til
winter
Miir.:i.il
executive
held
here
Wednesday
niprht.
The
carnival
will
be
held
from
March
4
to
7
and
the
dog
race
will
be
ran
from
The
Pb
to
Flin-Flon
and
return.
Prim
will
to-t:il
2,000.
Among
the
chief
entrants
will
be
the
well
known
musher
Emil
St.
Goddard,
present
world's
champion,
Seppalk,
famous
Alaskan
driver,
will
also
enter,
it
is
I
ected.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
HOCKEY
Sunday
Detroit
2,
New
York
Americans
Saturday
Utmgns
0,
Montreal'
3.
Americans
0,
Toronto
3.
Chicago
3,
Pittsburgh,
2.
Canadians
2,
Ottawa
6.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
iCeortwBf
of
S
D.
4ninaon
Co..
Ltc.
The
fo''
owing
quotations
wer
I'd
an'i
atJted.
Bajrview,
3,
81..
B.
C.
Silver,
1:86,
1.40.
Big
Missouri,
69
4,
79.
Chteagoff,
Ntt,
6i.
Cork
Province,
26,
NIL
Cotloe
Belt,
50,
M.
Dunwell.
12,
IB.
Duthie,
Nil,
86.
George
Copper,
4M,
5.00
Golconda,
77,
78.
urandview,
ooVt,
BVan-
i(
10;
Indepedence,
9,
Wt.
'
W
Indian,
4,
5.
-
'
Intr
A
Coke.
4ft
Wt.
Kootermy
Florence.
20,
Kootenay
King.
26,
26',.
-.
.
L.
&
L.,
6,
64.
.
;
Lakeview,
1V4,
1.
Lacky
Jim,
25,
Nil.
Marmot
Metals,
A,
8Mf
Marmot
Riv.
Gold,
73.-'
Mohawk,
6,
6Vj.
'
Morten
Woolsey,
Bj,
5.
National
Silver,
164,
)7.
Noble
Five,
60,
81.
'
Petid
Oreille,
11.15,
11
JO.
Porter
Idaho,
00,
62.
Premier,
2.23,
2.24.
Rufus
Argenta,
22,
23.
Silver
Cup,
MVj,
88.
Silver
Crest,
'
.
Sunlock,
2.20,
2.20.
Terminus,
S,
Nil.
Topley
Richfield,
48,
'..
Toric,
2.60,
2.70,
Wellington,
174.
IS
White
Water.
122,
1.26.
Woodbine,
4.
6.
Eastern
Stock
Noranda,
01.76,
NH.
:
Oils
.'M.
Fabyon,
4.
7.
4
QUAKE
STRUCK'
CHILIAN
TOWN
SANTIAGO,
Chile,
Dec.
a.
An
earthquake
Saturday
which
de-
vastated
a
large
area
one
hundred
and
fiftv
miles
south
of
Santiago
took
a
toll
of
280
deaths
and
400
injured
with
reports
yet
incom-
plete.
Taka,
a
city
of
35,000
per-
nn
n.
44i
hardest
hit
with
180
dead
and
800
Injured
with
only
ten
per
cent
of
the
buildings
nablt-
w.
,
-i
A
FIVE-WHEELBI)
CAR
me
louring
car
ajoweu
uown
to
pass
a
primitive
wagon,
driven
by
an
ancient
farmhand.
"Look
at
IUd
Van
Winkle!"
one
of
the
occupants
of
the
car
ex
-
vi.nnen.
imj,
0K1
raw,
ww
you
cr
ve
a
nw
in
cr.-
,
Aye.
31
nee.
repeeu
w&
man.
'A
fine
car
It
wli,
Ue
a
five
wheeled
ane."
"What?"
Mid
the
driver
of
the
car.
"Five
wheels
I
What
was
the
fifth
fert"
"Tao
w
xA'
at
ooiirael"
aatd
the
ancient
he
wlifppeil
up
his
horse.
Edinburgh
DUpatth.
WILL
REPRESENT
CANADA
IN
INTERNATIONAL
COMPETITION
.1
''SI
aJ
.
'
r
i
Major
Timmis,
D.S.O..
of
the
one
of
the
crack
riders
who
will
repre.
m
i
unaii.i
,i.
the
jumping
;
competition
against
invaders
from
the
liuiud
Suies
tor
the
Interna-Itional
Challenge
Cup,
at
the
Royal
Winter
Fair,
Toronto.
The
well
known
horseman
is
here
seen
on
his
with
his
spare
horse.
Uplands.
SCORERS
IN
BASKETBALL
.1:
'(Senior
Uague)....
-Ji'iJfAMpn
Kincolith
55
m
sanaer.
Port
Simnson
.
.
.
41
P.
AJexce,
Port
Simpson
;
:
.
41
IV.
Howard,
Players'
Club
...
37
Dido
Gurvich,
Native
Sons
.
.
R.
Mathers,
Port
&tmesen
j.i
c:
Robertson,
Klncolth
2&
Tom
Kelsey,
Players'
Club
...
28!
Wi
Mitchell.
Piajrers
Club
...
26
T.
Stewart,
Kfeolith
26
S.
Oarrich,
Nfitfve
Sons
21
J.
McNulty,
Native
Sons
....
10
!
II.
Mensies,
Native
Sons
13
George
White,
Port
Simpson
..
IS
G.
Mitchell,
IMayers'CIub
....
10
M.
Trimble.
Kincolith
9
i
Eddie
Smith,
Players'
Club
...
8
S.
Ratchford,
Native
Sons
..
G
!
B.
McDonald.
Native
Sons
...
5
H.
McCallum,
Native
Sons
...-5
V.
Menties,
Native1
Sons
6
M.
Budinich,
Native
Sons
4
W.
Lambie,
Players'
Club
....
4
D.
Musgrave,
Port
Simpson
.
.
8
P.
Allen,
Kincolith
2
I
A.
Cross,
Player's
Club
l
Q.
flteVNHIt
WneoMth
1
(Intprmfflllfn
T.onTinl
rilkdoimt
Tf!:s"!
i
58
E.
Ratchford,
Big
Four
88
W.
Wrathall,
Bi
Four
80
A.
Cross,
II.
S
i
88
FI.
McCallum.
Eaalaa
519
J.
Underwood,
Toe
II
81
G
Howe,
R.
C.
N.
V.
R
28
F.
Dingwell,
Eagles
35
B.
McDonald,
Eagles
2-1
Fred
McDonald,
R.C.N.V.R.
.
.
19
K
Dingwell,
Envies
19
u.
Morrison,
II.
S.
21
Eddie
Smith,
Big
Four
19
J.
Pierce.
R.
C,
V.
V
If
in
A.
Styles.
C.
N.
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Smith,
Toe
II
15
mmm
P.
N.
R.
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.
15
'
J."
Harrli,
H65
II
19
ID.
SUIlter,
C.
N.
R.
12
B.
Stalker,
H.
S
12
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Cameron,
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9
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Bagshaw,
R.CJs'.VJt
8
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R.
C.
N.
V.
R.
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11
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Collinson,
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Huruett,
Toe
H.
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McKay.,
C.
N
11.1.
TV
W.
Murray.
Eagles
es
.1
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4
George
Hills,
Big
Four
4
Lousl
Astori.
C.
N.
R
o
C
Manning,
Regies
2
reimer
smith,
Eagles
2
M.
Comadina,
C
N.
R
2
D.
Scott.
H.
S
9
li.
Robertson,
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loiir
.
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J.
Scott,
H.
S
2
Canadian
Dragoons,
who
will
be
famous
charger,
Bucephalus,
and
D.
McKensie.
R.C.N.V.R.
.....
2
J.
Currie,
Big
Four
2
T.
Fraser,
C.
N.
R
2
F.
BeuUer,
R.
C.
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V.
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H.
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1
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McNulty.
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Four
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JobjDsojL
H.
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J.
Comadina,
H.
S
27
J.
Bryanjt,
S.
22
J.
McNulty.
Colts
16
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Irvine,
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Team
17
May
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Leafs
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Beddie.
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Leafs
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Drill
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Leafs
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March,
Drill
Team
8
Sue
Boddie,
Maple
Leafs
K.
Gurvich,
Drill
Team
.
Julia
Wallers.
Maple
Leafs
M.
Thorfipson,
.Maple
Leafs
JI.
GVeKrist
Mettle
Leafs
.
WHY
HE
WAS
THERE
jit
was
a
dark
sight
during
theather
of
the
childrm
r
manoeuvres
and
the
sound
of
an
taken
their
mother
'
approaching
horse
struck
the
re
cruit's
ears..
"Haiti
Who
goes
there?"
he
barked.
"Commanding
officer."
came
the
reply.
"Dismount,
sir,
and
advance
to
be
recognised."
The
officer
not
down
from
his
horse
and
came
over
to
the
man,
who
then
saluted
smartly.
Proceed,
sir,"
he
said
aav
st
(ivu
I
rv4
sssa
nwi
ms
hshiii"-
the
CO.
aked
"Who
posted
you
were
making
a
bravo
Here?"
'
lexlstence
when
disas"
"No
one
sir,"
the
recruit
infor-'the
house.
The
fatht
r:
med
him.
"I'm
jUBt
practising."
,out
of
work
for
some
time
Edinburgh
DUlth.
PROSPERITY
HYMN
.
English
paper
The
service
commenrciri
with
the
sfntrlnsr
.
of;
t
-
W
I
Annoying
Bladder
Weakness
of
Old
Age
Safely
ItHlfvrd
!;
SANTAIi
MIDY
Haiti
liy
Ml
hnitnlnti
WATER
SYSTEM
W
1
fcKRACE
Public
Meeting
Agrees
to
PUr
chase
of
George
Little's
pu.?
and
Its
Kxienslon
TERRACE,
Dec
3.
J
K
c
on
nrosided
over
the
meeting
held
on
Friday
eV-
'"n
lower
G.W.V
A.
H
H
t
orui.dni-
what
acUon
shc"u
fikth
te
provide
a
mora
ad"
t
ur1y
of
water
for
the
roperty
owners
in
the
ir-
polity.
The
present
water
:,
inttalled
by
Geo.
Little
to.
supply
water
for
hi.-,
.'
v..
t
permisiiion
has
I.-.
My
given
to
butunc.
irivate
jH-operty
ownn
he
line
for
dome.sti
,
until
there
are
abi-u'
'
conctent
users
on
ihe
Jteault
that
the
overtaxed
during
the
i
Mr.
Gordon
explaj,
ran
the
commissinnt:
-lay
before
the
rati'p
i.
-r
-buy
Outright
the
rrt
c
Mne,
dam,
reservoir
J
here
of
ground
at
the
reservoir,
together
with
ty
Wghts
nov
held
by
Mr
who
had
agreed
to
sr')
A
well
could
then
bo
c.
place
near
the
ball
puu
v.
plentiful
supply
of
wUr
be
assured,
a
pump
n
t
.
water
forced
into
a
rc--r
a
high
part
of
the
U'lc
uxlliary
system
to
be
c-c
Ing
the
dry
season
whcT
v
'kiy
at
the
dam
was
lew
As
finances
permit
!
proposed
to
enlarge
land
thus
the
increa5
r2
could
be
taken
care
of
After
considerable
j
as
to.
system
of
fma
;.
VLfr,
charges
Mr
Lj
'
,
was
acpejited
and
the
c
"
left
with
the
comm,;;
r.
handle.
Tivn
rmincPN
'v
f
Ann
i
iiTfii
Victims
of
Fire
Were
Stru-:'!!
For
Subsistence
at
Edmonton
EDMONTON,
Dr
lives
of
two
little
th
jof
13
and
a
boy
of
&
jOjrJiiced
to
isdmonton
when
flames
consum
home
of
Martin
Kt
l0Gth
Avenue.
The
'Maggie"
and
"Sonn
.
Three
other
chilrr-
eight,
Joe,
four
and
0
'
s
qye
ther',llve8
to
the
t:-Paul
Koviak
a
afrr.:;:
rushed
-
Into
the
hru-e
them
'and
disappear:
-s
returned
in
find
tht
r.
flames.
He
learned
r.;
were
still
traned
ar.o
only
to
be
caught
(n
'
"
himself
at
the
foot
0:
':
stairway
where
he
was
firemen.
He
was
triKo
Royal
Alexandra
11
he
Is
suffering
from
:
'?
and
shock.
It
is
thou;.h
r.t-
recover.
Particular
poignant
In'iredv
i
tho
faet
that
fcs
f-r
mother,
,n
daughter
Man
y
'
jnnd
a
son
were
worMRK
l'
.
port
the
rest.
It
was
M
between
spbs,
told
in?
,.
vn,v
it
cl
nA
iAr
fnr
UUU
UUU
III
of
and
rqshed
back
to
df.i
flame
had
done
their
won:
found
her
little
brother
sr.a
ter
dead,
her
father
n
";;-
pnnlllnn
and
her
h"
-
,
mother
being
comforted
b:
k-
nefghborsi'
Ben.llur,
Capitol,
tonight