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TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
sssr;
News
and
Views
In
The
World
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si
j
t
i
I
!
DANCING
FOR
la
HeojysSaott
Rubs,
former
Broadway
star,
now
wife
of
minister
of
Sf.
Michael
and
All
Angels
Episcopal
chtrreh,
Chicago,
has
turned
to
dancing
to
raise
fu
nds
for
church
work.
I
SPORT
CHAT
8;rnim,ivurni
Announcement
by
Dido
Gur-vich's
backers
of
tbir
acceptance
of
A
If
Harding's
uhaU
lenge
for
a
ten
round
bout,
winner
take
all,
has
proved
gratifying
to
local
fans
of
the
fight
game.
This
should
prove
the
"battle
of
the
years"
as
,
far
as
this
little
old
town
is
corleeVned
I
I
for
both
boys
should
go
in
with
,
...,
Lttu
r
their
best
to
win
and
nothing
!
Sc00'
'
wft
ther
nf
"phony"
nbout
it.
mk
tatt!"hd'
tb
f1
winning
easily
debacle
should
not
spoil
the
f
1
L.TI,roh-crowd
desirious
of
witnessing
out
the
.0,eme
Prince
Rup-his
next
effort.
And
tbe
sooner
"7?
ha
f
21
8,
Ind.vid-
it
time
being
to
they
put
on,
tbe
better,
ual
scoria
was
as
follows:
Possibly
the
individual
stand-
.
l-U
i
r
m
r
who
never
missed
a
gamr
tn
these
halycon
-days
M
i
i
r
.por
when
Frank
Patrick,
Taylor
and
Fred
Whitcraft,
am
oag
other
stars,
were
playing
in
that
perfervid
centre.
One
nitfht
thA
tonrrt
was
tilAirintv
.rVikaH
If
i
was
bitterly
cold
and
the
boys
were
just
about
to
skate
on
the
ice.
Tbe
house
was
a
sell
oat
There
wasn't
a
purchasable
sent
Suddenly
the
dressing
room
door
burst
open
and
the
boys
learned
that
their
blind
fan
had
come
all
i
the
wy
from
CottaK
to
"see"
1
theittenteiit
uH
MiAin'o
lei
en.
tie
was,
needless
to
oy,
well
taken
care
of
and
the
chap
who
kept
him
informed
ef
the
progress
of
play,
possibly
was
the
first
of
the
army
of,
JnwlA-casters.
N.B.C.
SYSTEM
.
i
RADIO
PROGRAM
5:00
National
Orchestra,
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW.
KCO,
KPO.i
KFI.
6:00
Philco
Hour,
KHQ.
I
irnIO
VFtr
vrxn
vim
Trm
nri'
ii
i.
7:00
Lucky
Strike
Hour,
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW.
KGO,
KPO,
KFI.
8:00
The
Carnival,
KPO;
I
KGO.
8:15
to
9:00
p.m.
9:00
Correct
time,
KHQ.
!
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO,
KPO.
9:00
Golden
Legends,
KHQ,
KGW.
KGO.
10:00-The
Big
Show.
KHQ.
KGW,
KGO
:
KPO.
10::t0
to
12.
i
Their
tccUi
tiyUa
teuci.
imh
which
mKtthmhold
their
keen
cutting
ait
un
tier
every
uwge.
i
WMONOS
CANADA
AW
CO.
LTD-
'
MONTRCAi.
VANCOUVlft.
IT.
JOHN.
H.B
.
TORONTO
CHURCH
'-
.
i
!i
HAS
EASY
WIN
Local
High
School
Hoy
Heat
'Terrace.
Last
Night
in
Basketball
by
Score
of
15-13
The
basketball
game
last
night
in
the
Exhibition
Hull
be
tween
Prince
Htrpert
and
Terrace'
Prince
Rupert
Harold
Mac-idonaid,
12;
Alan
Crow,
G;
Bob
Irvine
3;
Joe
Scott;
Dan
Mor
rises,
W;
louf
f
Scott;
Bob
Stalker,
7;
total,
45.
Terrace
A.
ffiMirfWbod,
2;
A.
Moore.
3;
F.
Hipp,
2;
P.
Ken
nedy;
E.
Thomas;
Y.
Ross,
6;
total,
13.
T.
Stewart
and
W.
Lambie
were
referees.
Intermediate
flame
In
an
intermediate
League
exhibition
game,
Big
Four
won
over
Toe
H
by
a
score
of
28
to
IS.
2
Foar
P16
a11
around
Toc
H
in
f,r8t
ha,f
which
ended
i
The
losers
outseored
the
winners
in
the
second
half.
Individual
scoring
:
Big
Four
Eddie
Smith.
8;
Fred
Dingwell,
3;
Doug
tae.
at?'-
V
Sl?&
e?n?
Juvenile
orchestra
eonduc-8;
Tcm
Hoghes;
Bronson-ffunt,
oraihave
a
readjcompleted
ted
by
Wl
perry
;
vocal
select-
4;
total,
23.
Toe
II
Eddie
Smith,,
8;
Beri
Walters.
2;
Jimmy
Undetwoxli
C.
Atkinson;
W.
CdllisQn;
Frn
Morrison;
J.
Harris;
F.
BurdetteJ
I"
I
toul.
13.
Doug
Frizzell
was
referee.
i
Interior
Games
The
Terrace
team
left
lUlm
'
morning's
train,
returning
home.
lit
Tr
Sri
f011001
"uSlMental
Europe
'
and
Finland.
For
leave
for
the
interior
next
Wed-
t,i.
..,,
...
.
.
rrTli
.
XT'
ir"B!from
Stockholm
ai
lvrracc
uiui
evening,
iney
will
then
proceed
to
Smithers
to
plsy
games
on
Friday
and
Satur-
day
evenings,
returning
home
the
""lowing
Sunday
afternoon.
STRIBLING
TO
FIGHT
SHARKEY
Winner
of
This
Bout
Mny
Meet
Jack
Dempsey,
Says
Hickard
MIAMI
BEACH,
Fla,
Dec.
29
:--Tex
Rickard
unnounoed
today,
Mother
Sammy,
when
you
di-!
that
W.
L.
(Young)
Strlbling
of
vlded
those
seven
pieces
of
candy
Mason,
Ga.,.nd
Jaok
Sharkey
of
with
your
sister
did
you
give
her
Boston,
Mass.,
have
been
signed
fourt
for
a
heavyweight
bout
here
on'
February
27.
He
naid
the
winner
might
meet
Dempsey
for
the
heavyweight
title.
ATTCTD
I
ft
ilUJIlV
11
TESTMTCH
MELBOURNE.
Australia,
Dec.
29.
Australia
made
a
ptell.v
good
beginning
in
ttie
;
iitj:JI
teit
match
against
England
1
boing
playctT
here.
The
gama
commenced
today
with
!
Australia
batting
first
and
at
I
the
cIo.se
of
play
only
four'
,
wickets
had
f&Ues
for
276
I
runs.
If
scoring
continues
at
j
anything
like
this
ratio,
there
is
a
prospect
that
the
decision
of
the
two.
former
test
matches
will
be
reversed.
The
Australian
team
had
been
thoroughly
re-organized
since
the
Sydney
game.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
League,
Division'
1
Arsenal
2,
Sheffield
Wednesday
2.
,f-;
Aston
Villa
1,
Leeds
0-
,
Blackburn
3,
Derby
1.
Bury
2,
Liverpool
2.
Cardiff
2,
Newcastle
0.
Everion
3,
Bolton
0.
Huddersfield
3,
Portsmouth
1.
Lekester
2,
Manchester
United
Manchester
City
2,
Birmingham
Sheffield
United
3,
Weetham
3.
Sunderland
2,
llurnley
1.
:&
-k
..
Second
Division
PresW
'
:
'
Blackpool
3.
2.
Bradford
2,
Barnsley
1.
-'
iClapton
0,
West
Bromwich
2.
!
41rims
3,
BHpl
City
2.
i
Jluldlejboro.
0,
.Reading
0.
,
NoitJCoutty
3.vM)llwall
5.
Oldham
3,
Tottenham
1.
'
Southampton
3,
Hull
City
2.
Stoke
1.
Notts
Forest
1.
Swansea
0,
Chelsea
1.
Wolverhampton
4,
Portvale
0.
Scottish
League,
Division
1
Celtic
2,
Dundee
1.
Cowdenbeath
1;
Aberdeen
1.
Falkirk
2.
Clyde
1.
Hearts
4,
Queens
Park
1.
Kilmarnock
1,
Rangers
3.
Motherwell
4,
Airdries
2.
Partick
C,
Raith
Rovers
1.
St.
Johnstone
4,
Hibernians
St.
Mirren
2.
Ayr
United
3.
Third
Lanark
3.
Hamilton
'.
NIGHT
FLYING
IN
SWEDEN
STOCKIIOLM.
rtt
Sweden.
Dec.
29.
Swedish
commercial
aviation
4a
the.;
future
jwncentrate
nTght
flying
with
rnails.
In
.
.
i(l.
L..
t
r.
ie
jea.o.
iunuK
win
nme,
000
passengers,
224
tons
of
iarsigbt'1nd10
ton3pt;ro.i
wtb
Jbfs,
branch
Of
its
mail
have'
service
successfully
established,
the
Aero-transport
Company,
Swed-
en
s
national
f
lyine
concern
which
maintains
inland
and
for-
"
...
"4
'2
w.i
iiuun
nut
to
Malmoe
In
the
extreme
south
of
the
country,
will
be
opened
as
soon
as
possible.
Reasons
will
be
erected
along
4h
entire
route,
which
will
passrtitgrvaotnc
iif
Sweden's
roost
important
military
flying
fields.
There
were
thirty-three
passengers
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Mary
whjch
was
in
port
early
this
afternoon
bound
north
G.
M.
Hilton,
C.
Roily
and
D.
Me-from
Vancouver
to
Skairwny.
Leo.1.
Vmwnnver.
Disembarking
here
from
the
south
were
three
person,
Mlss
Allen.
Miss
Buruhy
and
Mrsl'
Hugh
MoKenzie.
.
.
'!
NO
CAVALIER
SammyNo,
mon,
I
knew
they
wouldn't
come
out
even,
so
I
ate
one
before
1
began
to
divide.
Everybody's.
rliVAL
WILL
sjL
PLAYED
TONIGHT
Campbell
and
A.
A.
Easson
to
Me$
In
drani
Terminal
jjlfifcru
Ha.iiicap
J.
Campbell
has
beaten
K.
Ya-,
gor,
200
to
160,
in
the
somi-fina!
(
of
.the
Christtriiirt
billiard
h:.:wi.-ai-;
at
the
Gwnd
Terminal
Hut
.uid
wdTl
meet
A.
A.
Ewon
iuailiti
the
final.
A
Now
Year
snooker
handicap
in
also
under
way
and
moat
of
the
first
round
games
have
been
play
ed,
scores
so
tar
nave
been
as
fellows:
First
Hound
i
Neabitt
i
12,
II.
Loblick
62.
I
Hilditch
1XU.
K.
Bury
99.
"A.
A.
Easson
100,
I'.
Pritchard
103.
"'jv
Beealey
67.
A.
Murray
12!.
;
j.
Downey
97,
,
P.
Balagno
06.
Second
Hound
J.
'Hlldttch
99,
P:
Pritcoard!
102.
ESKIMOS
WENT
!
DOWN
BEFORE
HOCKEY
LIONS
Three
Goals
to
One
Was
Score
of
Vancouver
Against
Seattle
SEATTLE.
Dec.
2.
The
Vancouver
Lions
tore
into
the
ranks
ot
the
Seattle
Eskimos
in
a
Coast
League-hoSkey
game
last
night
and
sent
the
locals
skiddtng
to
win
the
contest
three
goals
to
one.
The
Lion'
were
in
jrreat
form
following'
'their
defeat
at
Portland
Thursday
ftd
the
Eskimos
could
net
hoM
4hem
imtll
the
third
per-
,iod
when
they
countered
the
only
tally
of
the
night
and
prevented
further
scoring
by
Vancouver.
The
latter
scored
two
goals
in
the
'first
and
one
in
the
second
period.
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
SOCIAL
Enjoyable
Time
Spent
by
Hoyal
Society
of
St.
George
Last
Night
The
Royal
Society
of
St.
George
held
an
enjoyable
whist
drive
and
social
in
the
Metropole
Hull
'
last
night
under
the
general
inan-
agement
of
Mra.
Cox
assisted
by
tr-
p.
i
Itavnir
and
Mrs.
V.
i
nr6Werton.
Hugid
selections
ww
aim.
hv
th
EIvnth
Av-
w
"
J
-
on,
bu
Mm.
Cilllin
acsomrKin
ed
hv
u
nu.
nin
atn.
hv
.Misses,
Jean
and
Eos
McLean
and
Rosie
Cox.
Special
prizes
given
by
the
Bulkley
Market
for
the
highest
score
at
one
table
in
any
four
hands
were
won
as
follows:
Mrs.
Snieeton
and
Mrs.
J.
Presee
tied
with
34
and
Mrs.
Smaetos
won
on
a
cut
W.
A.
McLean,
W.
Dsfry
and
W.
SmeetoB
tied
with
U
and
Mr.
McLean
won
on
the
cut.
Prises
at
whist
were
wen
as
follows:
Ladies:
Mrs.
Cox
172
and
Mrs.
Smeeton
166.
QeaU;.
W-
Lamb
167
and
J.
PrWl66.
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Piince
Rupert
A.
C.
Woedcoek,
Nanaimo;
Mrs.
Savttf
Mrs.
T.
'I'osaReT,
Mrs.
Kordahl
Jolj.non,
Vowis
Ifland.
i
3
ij)
1
llioyal
W.
Ballantyne,
Any
ox;
J.
Stanley,
Prince
George.
Annoying
Bladder
Weakness
of
Old
Age
SaftlT
HHIevtd
by
SANTAL
MIDY
Sold
lJ
All
!riicxlU
2S.
lnia
Sport
Four
of
the
players
who
took
All-Australian
Eleven.
On
the
in
the
Old
Country;
on
the
right
Tate.
Sussex
fast
bowler,
and
P.
WILL
ENLARGE
1
N.
Y.
STADIUM
NEW
YORK,
Dec.
29.
Tin
i
Yankee
Stadium
is
going
to
be
enlarged
so
that
eventually
it
may
accommodate
a
crowd
of
100.000
at
a
baseball
game,
and
perhap
;
125,000
at
a
boxing
show.
Th
i
place
is
said
to
seat
72)00
now
for
baseball
and
about
SOjOOO
fur
football.
It
is
only
a
few
months
since
work
was
completed
on
the
addi
ion
to
the
left
field
xtands
to
ii
urease
the
seating
capacity
to
it.s
present
figure.
But
Ed.
liar
ow.
the
Yankees'
business
manager
says
that
engineers
of
the
Osborne
Engineering
Company
at
Cleveland
have
been
instructed
'
draw
up
plans
for
the
further
en
'argement
of
the
studiuRt.
The
Yankee
slogan
seems
to
be
:
"A
eat
for
every
fan."
The
new
plans
will
be
somp
thing
of
an
experiment
The
Os
borne
people
are
going
to
work
oi
he
centre
field
bleaehors
fit--'
Concrete
stands
will
be
substi
tuted.
There
will
be
stores
un
derneath.
Then
and
this
in
hc
experiment
an
upper
deck
mailt
of
wood
will
be
built
to
discover
whether
a
permanent
upper
deck
would
interfere
with
the
light
ne
-essary
to
play
baseball.
The
only
fear
in
connection
with
this
idea
ef
a
built-in
stadium
i
that
il
wili
cut
off
the
light
necessary
for
the
playing
of
babll.
The
purposed
improvements
are
likely
to
cost
the
Yankee!
about
$1,600,000.
If
they
continue
to
have
a
good
fam
nnd
a
nw
crucial
games
like
that
sorifs
rUh
the
A's
lust
September,
itiwill
be
wo.-th
it.
If
the
team
should
flop
within
the
next
two
or
three
years,
they
will
have
a
lot
of
empty
eats.
"
Around
Thq
World
With
Sport
Fans
(It
I
he
Tramp)
Jack
Hanley,
law
student
of
Seattle,
is
spoken
of
as
one
of
the
most
promising:
lighten
in
the
light
heavyweight
stase.
He
kneeked
out
seven
roeli
in
eleven
bouts.
Terrace
High
School
bftskel-aall
team
was
beaten
by
Prince
Rupert
but
all
the
same
the
boys
from
the
interior
are
not
to
be
despised
as
contestants
and
may
give
a
good
account
of
themselves
among
interior
teams.
Dempsoy
is
slated
ty,,pjay
the
winner
of
the
Strlbling
Sharkey
bout
which
takes
plate
at
the
end
of
February.
The
old
war
horse
twill
be
b&ttked
by
t
great
funny
of
his
former
Hilniirr
Mies
E.
G.
Lenox
M.
D
who
U
In
charge
of
the
Anglican
Church
Japanese
miiwlo'n
work
here,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Cur-dena
for
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
BRITISH
CRICKETERS
IN
AU8TRALIA
part
in
the
test
match
between
the
visiting
English
i.-..n,
left
is
Jack
Hobbs
of
Surrey,
one
of
the
greatest
tmtt.-t
,
H.
W.
Sutcliffe,
of
Yorkshire.
The
two
in
the
centn
m
M
.
,
F.
Chapman,
captain
of
the
English
team.
The
oldt
stocks
ot
'
GovmincrA
btnuUus
wve
story
M
TJERE
Is
s
whiskey,
smooth,
mellow
and
full.
-
flvord,
made
from
aelected
grains
and
the
purest
of
apring
water.
"Seagram's
8J".li
aged
and
mellowed
in
individual
oak
cssks,
and
over
the
capsule
of
each
bottle
you
will
find
the
Dominion
Government
Seal
guaranteeing
its
age.
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55
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Centrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
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