vs
A.
A.
Rasaon
(Grottd)
route
of
5
sets,
aria!
!r.'"MasIh
tyre
emerged
victorious."
He
thus
retains
'the
tennis
championship
that
he
worvlast
year.
Following
New
3
ol
no
PROMINENT
CANADIANS
ON
THE
LINKS
AT
BANFF:
From
left:
Ralph
Connor,
the
author
(Rev.
(V.
W.
Gordon),
J.
W.
Jenkinson,
Sir
A.
MacDonald,
Col.
Alex
Fraser.
aide
to
the
lieutenant-governor
of
Ontario,
and
Hon.
William
Erbert,
lieutenant-governor
of
Alberta.
ttz
I
SPORT
CHAT
Grtpd
Terminals
and
Grotto
will
meet
tonight
in
a
first
division
)d!Hard
fixture
with
line-ups
as
follows
:
;
-
r
.
.
.
V.
II.
Long
(Grand
Terminals)
well
attended
routing.
Chas.
Harmon
assume
the
presidency.
V.
S.
McRae
is
vice-president
and
R.
J.
Manning
hits
accepted
the
burden
of
the
secretaryship.
The
meeting
voted
to
abolish
the
board
of
former
year.
After
some
debate
and,
voting
on
conflicting
amendments
to
the
constitution,
'it
was
decided
to
insist
upon
registration
of
players
twen
'n
o'?""
v8
FJ'h.en"
jly-fonr
hours
before
the
game..
C.
P.
Balagno
vs
Don
Brewn.
James
Hamilton
vs
A.
Donald.
Ben
Self
vs
J.
Beelr
or
M.
M.
McLawhlan.
-
-..t-
i
Another
change
prevents
inter
mediate
players
from
playing
senior
even.
once
without
losing
their
'intermediate
standing.
Lim
The
Anyox
men's
teonLi
fina
1,1
four
teams
was
decided
upon.
It
was
played
recently.
pe.fjnal-was
felt
that
Ihe'
smaller
number
ists,
were:
O.
6.
'MaeintyTre.
'anHjof
tearm
would
toisure
extra
play-
G.
M.
Lee.
They
-played
tho--f
ull
itr
for
all
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Uovoruuieiu
01
British
Columbia
Views
In
The
World
of
:
PROGRAMS
FOR
CURRENT
WEEK
'
Tonight
'j
:EIetlQn.
Returns,
KFI,
KPO.
'
i'.
,
.
Wednesday;?
7b
pjtu,
Yellow
Cab
Gayeties,
KPO,iKFt.
8S0
p.m.,
Cheer
Wjth
Isuan,
KHQ,
KQMO,
KGW,
KGO,
KPO;
KFI.
t
.
itation
of
the
senior
division
to
9.00
pint,
Longines
Correct
Time.
KHQ,
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO,
KPO.
0.00
p.m.,
"Jack
and
Ethyl,
The
Motor
Mates,"
KHQ,
KOMO,
I
KGW.
KGO,
KPO,
KFI
The
Anyox
badminton
club
will
j
9.30
.jn..
Grand
Opera,
KGW,
bev
hosts
to
all
members
of
the
KGO,
KFf.
Community
League
who
are
at
1000.
am.,The
Trocaderans,
w
the
rtpBltf
'theflveatlall
nireted
M'
fte'tfiise
1
set
Macintyre
C-4;No.
2
set
Lee!
Thursday
night
.Refreshments;
on
DnKanViKEO.
5ir-
8-6;
No.
set
Macintyre
6-3;
No.
will
be
served
to
those
who
at-
Thursday
4
set
LeeW;
No.
5
set
Macintyre
tend.
The
Club
supplies
the
G.00
p.m.,
Sieberling
Transcon-6-2.
shuttles.
The
gym
is
reserved
Unentai
Program,
KHQ,
KOMO,
for
badminton
on
Tuesday
and
K(;y
KGO
KFI
First
steps
in
organiiing
bas-
Thursday
nights
from
7
to
10.30
M
pm;
Standard.
Symphony
kotbiill
-X
Anyox
for
the
coming
A
good
deal
of
plu.vmg
is
done
jour
KHQ
'
KOMO
KGW
'KGO
'
season
were
taken
recently
at
a
throughout
the
day.
"KFI.'
:
1
8.30
p.m.,
Memory
Lane,
KGW,
fesm
'
A
delight
to
the
connoisseur
a
revelation
to
the
sceptic
DISTILLED
BLENDED
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND
-
James
Buchanan
&.
Co,
Limited
26
Holborn,
London,
E.CL
KGO.
9.00
j.m.,
Longines
Correct
Time,
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO,
KPO
9.30
p.m.,
Maxwell
House
Pro-Tram,
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW.
KGO,'
ivPO.
KFI.
10.00
p.m-,
The
Trweaderans,
KFI.
KPO.
I
ll.Ofl
.pW
The
Trocaderans,
KPO
t
v
Friday
I
5.35
p.m.,
Land
O'Healh.
KHQ.
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO.
COO
p.m,
Wrlgley
Transcontinental
Program.
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO.
KFI.
8.00
p.nu,
General
Independents,
KHQ.
KOMO.
KGW.
KGO,
KPO.
KFI.
8.:i0
p.m.,
Half
Hour
with
Max
Molin
and
Chas.
H.
Gabriel,
Jr.,
KHQ.
KGO,
KFI.
9.00
p.m,
Longines
Correct
Time.
KHQ.
KOMO,
KGW.
KGO.
KPO
9.30
p.m..
Moon
Magic.
KHQ
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO.
10.00
p.m.,
The
Trocaderans
KOMO:
KFI
10.00
to
11.00;
KPO
KGO
11.00
to
12.00.
Saturday
,
7.00
pjn,i
Lucky
Strike
Hour.
KHQ.
KOMO,
KGW.
KGh,
KPO
KFI.
8.00
p.m
Phllco.
KHQ,
KOMO.
GW,
KGO.
KPO,
KFI.
9.00
p.m.,
Longines
Correct
Time.
KHQ.
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO.
KPO
9.00
p.n.
Golden
Legends,
KHQ
KOMO.
KGW.
KGO.
.0.00
p.m.,
The
Big
Show,
KHQ.
KGW,
KGO;
KOMO
yO.OO
to
100,
KPO
10.30
to
12.00.
Porf
Simpson
Carried
Off
the
Honors
in
Basketball
Senior
Game:
Others
Well
Contested
Por
Simpson
defeated
Players
Club
27-23
in
an
exciting
Senior
League
Pasketball
game
last
night.
The
game
pleaseda
large
crowd
of
basketball
fans
at
Exhibition
building.
The
game
started
fast
and
developed
into
a
faster
game
as
it
proceeded,
providing
the
spectators
with
plenty
of
excitement.
As
the
game
continued,
first
one
team
would
take
the
lead
and
then
the
other.
At
half
time,
the
j
score
stood
15-14
in
favor
of
the
Port
Simpson
team.
After
thV
ten
minue
rest
at
half
time,
the
Players
Club
started
the
second
half,
in
whirlwind
fashion
and
took
the
lead
away
from
Simpson.
Both
teams
concentrated
on
fast
com-"
bination
plays
for
a
few
moments
and
team
work
had
an
easy
time
during
which
time
both
had
con-!
defeating
Dig
Four
40-15.
The
rol
of
the
ball
but
lost
it.
because
of
uncompleted
passes.
The
game
became
very
undecided
as
time
drew
short.
With
only
a
few
minute
to
play,
Port
Simpson
scared
three
field
baskets,
in
as
many
minutes
and
obtained
the
lead
which
they
held
until
the
game
ended.
This
was
the
fastest
and
cleanest
senior
gume
played
here
for
several
seasons.
Individual
scores
follow:
Port
Simpson
Pts
Per
Robt.'Sankey
10
3
Pete
Alexcee
6
1
Russet
Mathers
8
1
Geo.
White
'4
Pete
Wells
0
0
Dave
Musftrave
0
1
Total
"27
10.
Players
Club
Pts
Per
Bill
MitflMl
,7
1
Jo
Gosee
0
0
Tm
KeJey
.
'
5
0
Poll
Howard
..
10
2
Geo.
.
Mitchell
0
2
Eddie
Smith
1
3
Total
28
8
Toe
II
vs
Eagles
Both
teamv
Toe
II
and
Eagles,
being
pew
entries
into
the
Inter-mediate,
.basketball
league,
a
little
rough
playing
developed,
which
referee
R.
B.
Skinner
kept
well
in
control.
Tec
II
played
well
to
win
the
game
from
the
Eagles,
29-28.
With,
more
coaching
and
a
little
study
of
the
rule
book
each
team
would
benefit
considerably.
At
half
time
the
score
was
12-13
-in
favor
of
the
Eagles.
The
fol
lowing
players
represented
their
teams:
Toe
II
Pts
Per
J.
Underwood
9
0
Frank
Morrison
0
1
Fred
Buddell
0
1
Stan
Smith
0
1
Eddie
Smith
18
2
W.
Collison
1
3
Jack
Harris
G
2
XV.
Fisher
0
0
Total
39
10
Bagles
.Pts
Per
Erie
Dingwel
11
0
I-VI
Din
wall
.........
1
2
Torn
Steen
.ii...
0
2
IL
McDonald;...,
......
11
3
Gtij'HUl
.-..ti.-.:.
...
0
2
R.
Smith
0
4
J.
Pierce
0
3
1
H.
Tulley
0
1
Total
23
17
High
Schooll
vs
Big
Four
The
High
School
Intermediate
team
with
superior
combination
Qire
throats
need
this
Oouble
Treatment
S3
Rubbed
on
the
throat,
Vicks
relieves
in
two
direct
ways:
(1)
Its
vapors,
released
by
the
body
heat,
are
in-
1
si
n
ougvo,
CU1U
(2)
At
the
same
time
Vicks
"draws
out"
the
soreness
like
an
old-fash-ioned
poultice.
V
TICKS
p.
VAPOR
UB
On
Million
Jars
Uszo
YZamj
High
School
team
proved
the
old
saying
that
team
work
is
better
than
individual
play.
The
combination
of
Stalker-Irvine-MeDon-ald
was
a
pretty
and
effective
one
to
watch.
Harold
McDonald
played
about
the
best
game
ever
seen
on
an
intermediate
floor
and
will
be
worth
watching
as
an
ex
cellent
prospect
for
next'
seasons
seniors.
The
High
School
took
the
lead
and
was
never
once
hea
ded.
At
half
time
the
score
read
19-8
in
favor
of
the
High
School.
The
rule
book
could
also
be
studied
by
these
two
teams.
The
following
was
the
list
of
players.
High
School
Pts
Per
Harold
McDonald
tf
Joe
Scott
0
Danny
Morrisson
7
Alan
Cross
J
12
Beb
Irvine
;!
1
(Doug.
Scott
Bob
Stalker
:
Total
Big
Four
Eddie
Smith
....I
40
Ernie
Ratehford'
......
J
2
2
Doug.
Stalker
5
1
Jim
McNulty
T"
t
Geo.
Hills
.:
4
1
Tom
Hughes
0
0
Total
"IF"
9'
R.
B.
Skinner
officiated
in,,
all
the
games
and
was
ably
assisted
by
Geo.
Johnstone
and
Ernie
Anderson
on
the
side
line,
P.
W.Alan
was-
doorkeeper,
Oke
Jackson
official
scorekeeper.
:
Sport
Jot
v
1,
boy
of
m
'ha.
N
in
1
40
w
i
us
-u
m
Pts
Per
than
any
n'h
tori,
i-y
S
3
:f)is
second
year
rn'mg.
TENNISDANCE
t
1
nm
w;...
LAM
fcVHi
Trophic
Won
Durim;
Seam
.
rented
at
Function
in
lo?,
Hall
Last
m',
'
'
The
season's
city
,
ililTr
und
club
trophip
w
.
at
a
dan
e
held
lu.
i
t
,
.
I.Q.IJ.&
.mil
by
the
i-r-i
jert
Tenuis
Club.
Abo
,f
1
sons
wre
present
ai,
was
enjoyed
from
)
;
1:,
'.m.
Music
wa.-
1,1
,
.
Orchestra
and
Jonn
V
1
...
master
of
ceremumc-
;
.
retieshmenU
v.
re
-,
committee
rtj.in
t.u:
cess
of
the
..11..,
.
.;
v.
:iync
!:
u
M4i4
Poll
liowurd.
Speaking
suitabi'
.
M
,
McMorrlic
present'ij
w
as-
follows.
.
..City
Champion-;
Idiir
Single
Mi-ShadwelL
Men's.
Singles-
c
.,.
:
;
Mixed
Double-
f
1
nd
Mrs.
II
.
L.
Sha-'v
1
ji
dies'
Double.-
Mi-'iadwell
and
Mr.-
,s
,
die.
Men's
Doubles
T
;
:
1
nd
Poll
Howard.
Club
Winner
Men'a
Singles-
.1.
Ladies'
Singles
M
-Mitchell.
Ladies'
Doubles
M
-
Mitchell
and
Mr
H
i
1
..i!
Italian
well.
)
.
has
turned
Men's
Double-
1
1
January,
more
E.
W.
Marentette
rhis
is
Mixed
Doublo
(
.,
!
Mrs.
II.
L.
ShsdweH
'MOOSE
LODGE
WHIST
i-c.
j.
Qut.
TOURNEYS
POPULAR:N,r!,?IKr.
1
....
.
-
lra
1h.
Vancouver.
Jack
Judge
and
Dan
Larwcn
in
the
interior
on
vr--
nerM
of
fint
priteH
at
Weekly
ikmmi's
train
and
h
i'
Game
Ist
Night
'
j
again
this
morning
T
ofle
of
n'
period
The
weekly
knockout
whist
the
division
on
in
-
!
Umrnameatsr
anpng
members
of
,tne
xoese
Lodge
are
growing
in
popularity,
many
players
joining
Anxious
to
Please
j
in
the
competition
last
night.
Boss
Yes,
I
want
an
office
boy
First
prizes
chickens
were
do
you
smoke?
won
by
Jack
Judge
and
Dan
Lr-
Boy
No
thank
you,
sir.
but
I
sen
while
second
awards-don't
mind
having
an
Ice
cream
pounds
01s
coffee
were
carried
cone.
f
ff
by
B.
J.
Bacpn
and
Ted
Roi
vik
PAIN
in
BLADDER
SANTAL
MI'1
Br
lurttof.
ttrC
"
jf
Cigarette
for
Every
Taste
Ikll.?5
the
BLUE
package
(
WITH
CARD
tidrURCS)
The
original
British
Consols
which
created
a
new
standard
of
taste
and
quality.
v
Hit
1HIIJS
BTVJ
1
is
In
the
GREEN
package
(no
card
picturcs)
EXPORT-Milder
and
made
from
only
hnest
selected
imported
Virginia
tobaccos.