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PAGE
TWO
TB
DAILY
hW3
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
'
"
ENDURANCE
GOLFER
POUND
Joe
Land
driving
from
a
pumpkin
patch
in
the
endurance
test
at
Winnipeg,
when
he
covered
which
-gave
him
the
championship
52
miles
in
763
strokes,
LADIES'WHIST
GAMES
RESUMED
Burns
Lake
won
six
to
three
'over
Fraser
Lake
in
the
first
Moose
and
C.
N.
R.
Ladies
Won
hotkey
game
of
the
season
be
Last
Night
Over
Orange
;
tween
these
two
teams
which
wa.-andSt.
George's
;
recently
played
at
Fraser
Lake.
A
return
match
will
be
played
at
J
Burns
Lake
in
the
near
future.
Games
in
the
ladies'
section
bf
Teams
in
the
opening
game
were:
the
Fraternal
Whist
League
were
Burns
Lake
Taylor
Jensen
in
resumed
last
night
after
the
goal;
Joe
Kerr,
right
defense;
Christmas
and
New
Year
inter-
jack
Mowat
left
defence;
John
mission.
Moose
Ladles
won
5
to
McKenna,
centre;
H.
Donaldson,
4
over
Orange
Ladles,
while
Ca-
right
wing;
Wm.
McKenna,
left
hadlan
National
Ladies
defeated
vring;
Ted
Greenwood,
spare.
St.
George's
Ladies
by
the
siib-
Fraser
Lake
Wait
Morley
in
stantial
margin
of
8
to
1.
Orange
g0al;
Earl
Bennett,
right
defense;
Ladies
still
have
h
substantial
ivan
Black,
left
defence;
Cecii
lead
in
the
standing
withilflve
LeUuke,
centre;
Keith
Peters,
wins
and
four
losses,
while"
the
rjght
wing;
Aleck
Peters,
lelt
other
three
teams
are
tied
with-
wj
three
wins
and
four
losses
each.
The
standing
is
as
follows:
VV.L.
P.
Orange
Ladies
6
2
5
St.
George's
Ladies
..
.
.
3
4
3
C.N.R.
Ladies
3
4'
3
Moose
Ladies
3
4
3
Play
in
the
men's-sectlon
will
beo-esumed
on
January
3L.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(bj
Tbt
Tnunpj
,
There
is
great
rejoicing
in
Vancouver
over
the
defeat
of
their
young
hero
Jimmle
JIcLar-nin
who
handed
such
a
whaling
to
Joe
Gliek
a
few
days
ago.
Incidents
of
the
Tpast
outdoor
tennis
season
are
recalled:
by
a
cable
from
France
in
which
the
.ti
4I
U
r
X
I
anvi
I
Ankat
uiwiiiiDwuiuu
v
"'
vwv..
.
rearranninir
the
chri-
over
his
treatment
during
the
f"u
"1
.
.
nle
once
more.
u
It
n,---
means
the
rt
mi
-
i
It
Forest
Hills
tournameilt
tja.
fa
fc,
f
tf
During
the
malehes.
In
Ch
S
team.
that
has
represented
Ilrit-Cochet
won
the
Unit
ed
8
W
fc
singles
championship,
partisan
'
-
T
crowds
rooted
strongly
for
Co-chet's
opponents,
and
made
some
very
unsportsmanlike
remarks.
Cochet
afterwards
came
here
for
an
exhibition
match,
following
which
he
made
the
statement
that
the
spectators
here
were
im
measurably
fairef
than
those
in
I
the
United
States,
whose
actions1
LONDON,
Jan.
10.
Replayed
he
had
found
very
disconcerting
games
in
the
third
round
for
the
while
playing.
The
Paris
cable
i
English
football
cup
today
result-carries
the
matter
farther.
An
led
as
follows:
article
by
Cochet
is
quoted
In
t
which
the
French
star
also
ex-'
Bournemouth
A,
2,
Accrington-
.ii
i
i
4
.v.rStanley
0.
organization
and
the
court
eon-l
dltions.
Don't
take
a
chance
of
wet
feet
when
you
can
Get
a
pair
of
Rubbers
here
for
$1.25
The
famous
"Master
Mechanic"
Shirts
for
men
price
the
lowest
ovor
j
I
If
you
want
to
save
money,
visit
tho
I
lflnnfrf
ai
imiMrlprC
llivilliiui
aii'jw
iuiu
UNBOOKED
FOR
TRAP
HIRDAAyMUHi
iWhlm.
Sport
Chat
Cecil
LeDUJ,e
scored
the
three
goals
tallied
by
Fraser
Lake
and
for
Burns
Lake
John
MsKenn
for
Burns
Lake
John
McKenna
Joe
Kerr,
one;
Jack'
Ufowat
one;
JI.
Donaldson,
one.
Hampered
by
the
loss
of
stars
through
failure
at
examinations,
sickness
and
other
causes,
tha.
Varsity
Senior
"A"
basketball
team,
champions
of
Western
Can
ada
and
leaders
in
the
Vancouver
and
District
league
without
a
defeat,
have
decided
to
disband
for
the
season.
An
attempt
v
made
to
keep
the
team
together
by
playing
under
the
name
of
the
V.A.C.,
but
complications
sunZg
with
,.
au
ahead
of
tho
Eskimos.
Both
teams
The
league's
beBt
defensive
amri,
the
N.
X-
Americans
and
Utawa,
played
a
one-all
draw
The
following
were
the
score:
CMeagW
0,
Catiadiens
I.
Ottawa
1,'N".
Y.
Americans
1.
N.'
Y.
Hangers
1,
Boston
4.
GLIDER
CLUBS
BEING
FORMED
(Edmonton
Journal)
With
the
opening
of
a
glider
factory
in
Ottawa,.
which
already
has
orders
from
citisens
tf
the
capital,
Canada
gets
its
first
introduction
to
a
new
sport.
Glid-
me.
In
the
days
to
come,
prob
ably
will
supplant
tobngahnirig
or
hlWng
amoflg
the
young
men
ana
th
MumlJ'
Btretehed
ouc
into
miles.
miMui'h
o-,l
,miu'"S'
"'v"
7
It
whn.tt
""
tnntlv
nnwer.
Was
.
...
umii
auu
uciiiu
lt
na
readied
us
greaienv
toruc
in.
mat
country
dui
so
ibhcihki-
ing
a
-sport
is
it,
that
it
Bpreaa
through
all
the
world
has
beeit'jgcoru,'
near
here,
when
the
ex-predicted.
Already
glider
'Clubs'
press
crashed
into
a
local
train
have
been
formed,
in
the
states,
.uh
had
been
derailed.
such
as
residence
rule
and
other
,
rent.
The
machine
is
launched
problems
arose
which
made
the
'
from
a
hillside
by
a
pull
on
a
players
decide
that
is
was
best!
rope.
Once
it
takes
the
air.
the
to
disband.
It
is
quite
likely
that
1
duration
of
the
flight
depends
al-severol
of
the
players
will
be
j
met
entirely
upon
the
ability
of
;
found
with
other
Vancouver
the
pilot
to
swing
into
upward
team.
The
dropping
of
such
a
air
currents
and
make
use
of
fav-
strong
aggregation
is
a
severe
blow
to
the
Vancouver
league
as
it
cuts
the
circuit
to
five
teams
ENGLISH
CUP
GAMES
TODAY
JlradfortI
3
Hull
1.
Leeds
United
6,
Exeter
City
1.
West
Bromwlch
2,
Grimsby
0.
The
matches
were
played
on
the
grounds
of
the
first
named
clubs.
.TREE
FELL
ON
MILL
MANAGER
,
,ao,
MISSION
,v
CITY,
Jan.
10
Nor-
man
Cameron,
aged
40,
manager
of
the
Fordson
Logging
Company
of
Vancouver,
and
operating
a
sawmill
and
enmp
at
Steelhead,
twas
'ntantly
killed
last
evening
SLOW
STARTERS
COMING
TO
FORE,
TORONTO,
Jan.
16.
The
slow
barters
are
having
their
innings
in
the
National
Hockey
League.
Boston
and
Canadiens
climbed
into
second
place
in
their
drvi-
UMIS
lUUl
IllKIll.
iwr(.::
u.
junger
ior
ineir
r
seventh
straight.
,
n
Mantha
score
the
wmnmg
;-,al
for
the
Canadiens
ugamst
,
.'.icago
in
fhe,irrtminuteofthrrrthe
mil'
arid
now'
it
has
made
its-
appearance
in
Canada.
Gliders
are
really
light
aero-olanes.
The
best-
type
have
a
larger
wingspread
than
the
small)
plane,
such
as
the
Moth
or
Avian,
1
which
Edmonton
now
knows
so'
well.
They
are
very
light,
have
no
;
motor,
and
are
kept
in
air
by
j
skilful
manipulation
of
the
pilot.
who
makes.
use
of
every
air
our-
oring
winds.
Last
year,
Ferdinand
ZelehulHset
a
world's
glider
record
dn
Germany,
when
he
stayed'
up
in
the
.air
for
fourteen
hour
ahd
'Seven
minutes.
.
Such
flights
as
'that
should
prove
thrill
enfcugh
for
any
man
or"'
boy;
'
i
'
Germany
n
Torced
lnta
devel.
spment
of
the
gilder
'by
the
baji
placed
on
the
sise
and
nUrrtbers
of
Its
aeroplanes
under
the
peace
treaty.
The
result
has
been
the
creation
of
a
large
body
of
experts
in
motorless
flying,
in
study
of
air
currents,
and
other
things
that
go
to
make
a
capable
and
reliable
air
pilot
'
A
targe
ploughed
field
absorbs
heat
on
a
summer
day.
Woods
and
meadows
refract
it
The
heat
radiated
from
the
field
sets
an
upward
current
of
wa,rm
air
in
movement
;over
the
woddsyindJ
meador
the.
etlrrent
is
down
ward.
Thelider
pilot
makes
usefc
nowf
lake,
40Vi,
414
of
this
natural
phenomenon.
He
"jumps'!
from
a
neighboring
MIL,
floats
over
the
woods,
losing
height;
hits
the
warm
air
rising
from,
the
field,
and
is
carried
upward
again.
If
the
wind
is
blow
ing
from
lheificld;t
the
.woods,
he
drifts-back
over
the
his
glider
toward
the
goes
up
once
again.
Edmonton
may
yet
have
Its
glider
clubs.
They
should
at
least
flourUh
in
every
country
where
there
are
hills,
in
years
to
come.
Uriion
freighter
Chilltwack,
Capt.
W.
W.
Mounco,
arrived
In
nort
at
2
o'clock
this
afternoon,
.wnen
xne
lop
oi
a
large
xree
leiiiueing
soutnDounu
irom
Btewart
'to
Vancouver.
ESKIMOSLOST
i
TO
VICTORIA'
Cubs
Skated
Through
to
a
Three
to
One
Hockey
Win
;
VICTORIA.
Jan.
16.
Display-
ing
a
spectacular
rally
in
the
third
period
which
netted
them
two
goals,
the
Victoria
Cuba.
skated
through
to
a
three
to
one
.
,
i,
I
u..
I
.
.
'
,
,
d
...,,.,,
.,.
BFomd
s
irnal
in
the
first
neriod.
ne
geoond
period
was
scoreless
The
Eskimos
fought
hard
but
could
!,not
hold
the
Cubs
in
the
late
(Stages
of
the
game.
BASKETBALL
SERIES
KErCHIKAN
NEXT
WEEK
KETCHIKAN,
Jan.
16:
The
Wrangell
basketball
team
t
"expected
to
arrive
here
January
25
to
take
part
in
a
series
of
games
against
the
local
boys
and
Petersburg.
DRUNKS
CAUSED
RT
AMV
nCATUC
lYlArll
ULAlilo
Crashed
Into
Local
Train
rrTtMtI
ar'VPtJIM
Pnnmntila
.
i
iwinwi
oof
uin,
Tan
1T
RiHlrnart
InSDeCtOrS
ruu,
rru.
a
toaay
tnat
arunKennees
on
ine
T
:
,
7,
:
s
nan
OI
mo
eugiiieer
nnu
men
u
tne
yucnaresi-iemesvar
exprcuo
t
the
Uveg
of
14
r,ersons.
in
7T"
,r
,
.
addhinn,
two
score
passengers
-
injured
last
night
at
Prun
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Court?
of
8.
D
onnion
Co-
U4.)
The
fo'lowing
quotations
were
b'd
and
aUced.
Rayview,
C,
C.
Beaver
Sliver,
18,
20V4.
Big
Missouri,
1.C0,
1.65.
Cork
Province,
27,
28.
Cotton
Belt,
55,
75.
Duthie.
06,
71.
George
Copper,
8.50,
8.75.
Georgia
lllver.
45,
40.
Gladstone,
13,
14.
Golconda,
OS,
95.
Grandview,
88,
84.
Independence,
14,
14.
Indian.
0,
0.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
35,
37.
Kooteaay
FJorence,.
28,
29.
Kootenay
.King,
49,
CO.,
L.
&
L..
Nil.
7.
Lakeview,
2,
2&.
,,
Lncky
Jim,
25,
2G.
Marmot
Metal;,
9V4,
9.
Marmot
Gold,
9,
9Vi.
Mohawk,
S,
9.
Morten
Woolsey,
5,
54.
National
Silver,
25,
27.
Noble
FIVO,
80,
81.
Pend
Orollie,
13.50,
13.70.
Porter
Idaho,
74,
80.
Premier.
2.20,
2.25.
Reeves
McDonald,
3.25,
315.
Rufus
Argenta,
50V4,
52V4.
Ruth
Hope,
72,
73.
Silver
Cup,
40,
41.
-Silver
Crestr
13,..
-14.
Silverado,
1.20,
1.25.
Sunloch.
4.00,
4.25,
Temlinui
18,
14.
Topley
Rtohfleld,
67,
CO.
Torlc,
2.25,
2.40.
Wellington,
18Ms,
Nil.
Whitewater,
1.35,
1.40.
..Woodbine,
Nil.
5.
Oils
Dalhousle,
2.00,
2.10.
Fabyon.
Nil.
G.
Home.
8.75,
3.85.
McLeod,
4.75,
5.00.
Magland,
2.75,
3.00.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
Jan.
10:
Tho.aldormanlc
and
school
board
bal
-
price
or
wheat
nere
louay
was
FOR
THE
WEEK
j
N.B.C.
SYSTEM
Wednesday,
January
16
G.30:
Palmolive
Ho.ir,
KIIQ,:
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO,
KPO,
KFI.
8.00r
"Roads
to
Romance,"
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO,
KPO,
8.30:
The
Hill
Billy
Boys,
KHQ.
9.00:
Correct
Time,
KHQ,;
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO,
KPO.
10.00:
The
Trocaderans,
KGW,
KGO,
KFI.
11.00:
The
Trocaderans,
KGW,
KPO.
Thursday,
Januaryj17
G.00;
Seiberline
Frogrdm.
KHQ.
KQMO,
KGW,
KGO,
KP$,
KFL
.
7
.30:
Standard
Symphony
Hour,
KliQ,
KOMO,
KGW,-
ROOT
KPI.
1
8.30:
Memory
Lane2
-KGW
K
,ti.;!
nn.
vun
KOMO,
KGW.
KGO,
KBD.
10.00:
The
Trocftderahs,
KPO',
KFI.
11.00:
The
Trocaderans,
KPO.
Friday,
January
18
5.35:
Land
O1
Health,
KHQ,
KOMO.
KGW.
KGO.
6.00:
Wrigley
Review,
tmiq
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO,
KPO.
KFI.
630:
Philco
Prt8rarrt:
KHQ
gcw.
kgo,
kpd
.
m
7.00:
Hudson-Essex
Challeng
ers,
KttU,
KUMU,
KOW,
KGO,
xpo
Kpf
KGW.
KGO.
KPO
KFI.
I
.
'
yuU:
ijorrect
ilme.
KliU.i
tmm
TTr.itt
I'nn.
tmn
1
030.
-uoon
M
Maeic
lagic,
KHO
navi.
KGW
KflMfl
Kfifl
10.00:
The
Trocaderans,
KOMO,'
KFI
10.00
to
1L0Q
KPO,
KGO
,
11lftft
t
10nn
Saturday,
January
19
5.00:
National
Orchestra.
KHQ.
Knitr.
vr.w
izr.n
unn
vxn
t
IfteWStrlWfloarl
KHQ,
t
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO,
TCPD,
KFI.
!
8.00:
The
CarniwL
KVO,
K0O
8.16
tto
9.00.
k
,
I
I
Correct-.
Time
.
KHQ.
M
MO.
KGW,
KGO,
MO
,
i).00:
Golden
Legends
KHQ,
KGW,
KGO.
jO.00:
The
Big
Show,
KHQ.
KQW.
KGO.
KPO
10.30
Jlo
12.00.
0N.R.
PROGRAM
A
FOR
THE
FANS
Wednesday
11V.
Vnnronvr
ifihfi-
Rfn
'
:prpgram
by.
Blues
Singer
and
Midnight
Harmony
ons.
i
'
.
Thursday
RC,
C.aJgad,.,9.30
.t
sr,Jt!
gramj-
Matthew
Peerfe
nrtette.
.:.
yNRV,
Vancouver,
10.00
;
Nat-lorinjT
Concert
Orchestra.
(JNRV,
Vancouver,
7.30:
Chil-
drenjs
Hour.
Period
for
Addresses.
CNRV
Players
under
the
direction
of
Jack
Gillmore.
IPO:
CNRV
Concert
Trio.
uyuy:
Dance
Music
C$KE,
Edmonton,
mm-.
Studio
Program.
Sunday
.
CNRV
Vancouver,
.
9.00.:
Con-ceft
Program,
'
ERNEST
UNWIN
TO
BE
RETURNING
OFFICER
4
ik
AT
MUNICIPAL
POLL
cturning,
eetton'
tontorrow
and
W.
D.
Vance,
R.
A.
McLeod
and
W.
II.
Wilson-
Murray
will
be
deputies.
There
will
be
three
vdWng
tables
and
I
polling
will
oo
from
8
a.m.
to
8!ment
to
the
court.
"I
think
it
p.m.
Within
half
an
hour
of
the!
is
the
only
way
the
truth
can
be
closing
the
result
of
the
mayoralty
arrived
at."
contest
should
be
knoWn.
while,
It
is
not
expected
the
cduhtlng
of
ioio
win
oe
compietea
much
do-
fore
10
p.m.
Hie
Acme
Fifth
TEMPTATiO
Specials
Underwear
'A
CHE
TEE
MEN'S
Made
of
jiure
Australian
wool.
f
FIELD'S
MEN'S
UNDEItWEAK
Red
Label,
pure
wool.
In
TEMPTATION
SALE
PRICE
VIKING
MEN'S
Importers
Annual
te
in
tvwini,
ui
pure
Vysnninvre
wooi,
natural
L-uior.
r
I
tj
j
-
r
i
HUB
OfLt&
I
IUOIi
TURNBULL'S
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
88
per
cent
pore
wool,
natural
drawers.
TEMPTATION
SALE
The
Acme
ST.
ANDREW'S
VESTRY
MEET
K.
L.
L.
Mcintosh
Tklclntoah
nnd
nnd
H.
H.
T.
T.
Cross
Cross
Elected
Wardens
tast
Evening
i
The
annual
vestry
meeting
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Church
1
was
held
tot
night.
The
elec-
tion
of
officers
resulted
as
fol-
,ow":
People's
warden
R.
L.
Mc
-
Int0n-
Rector's
warden
II.
T.
Cross.
Secretary-treasurer
R
.
V.
G.
Lei'lne.
Vestry
cdmmHtee
G
.
A.
Woodlarol,
ft.
Tinker,
Thomas
J,mr
W.
E.
a
BW,mn,u'
'iiafott-Jones
and
C.
V.
Bvttt.
Rjwte
from
various
branches
f
,
worn
tht.Jai
rHr.
The
financial
'
statelnlnt
was
particularly
grati
-
thanks
were
passed.
During
the
evening
an
address
was
given
by
the
rectorV
Rev.
J.
B.
GlbHon.
NORTHCOTT
TO
DEFEND
SELF
His
Attorney
Withdraws
From
Active
Participation
in
the
Case
RIVERSIDE,
Cal..
Jan.
1G.
Gordon
Northcott
today
elected
to
conduct
his
own
defense
in
his
trial
for
the
murOer
of
three
boysf
at
Winevllle
chicken
ranch.
At
Northeott:a
requss;
his
attorney
Withdrew
from
any
active
participation
In
the
case.
"I
have
decided
from
now
on
to
take
charge
of
my
own
case
and
defend
my
self."
Northcott
said
in
a
stiite-
I
Inspector
W.
V.
E.
Splller,
pro-
'vincial
police,
will
sail
FH.iav
mornjng
N
SALE
in
Mens
UNDBRWEAR
In
combinations
only
5.45
combinations
or
shirt
and
S3.85
UNDERWEAR
.
I
i
,
$4.45
color:
in
combination
or
PRICE
3
45
Importers
II
RAILWAYS
MUST
INTERCHANGE
VICTORIA.
Jan
16
year
fight
for
th
inten
t,
track
here
was
brought
i
.essf
ul
conclusion
yesterdu
neon
when
the
board
of
commissioners
decreed
ti
two
railways
should
provid
switching
facilities
her.
Uhink.
in
the
interests
of
ti
j
lie.
that
Interchanginn
I
old
be
provided,
and
th.
I
of
the
board
will
be
to
:
feet."
was
the
rulin
GRIBBAGE
GAMES
January
21
.
C.
N.
Mechanics
vs.
raiudiai
Lfffion
uTTi'
8torng8
q.
-
C"
0ptr'
Knlghta
of
Columbus
v
Hmprees
A.C.
Moose
n.
Native
Sons
ol
i
ada.
Eagles
vs.
0
range
Irfdgc
January
28.-
Eagles
vs.
Orotic
Cold
Storago
va.
Canadian
Is
glon.
Knights
of
Columbus
vs.
C.
N.
Methantea.
Mobse
va.
C.
N.
Operating
Prince
Runert
Hotel
vs.
Nativ
Sons
of
Canada.
Orange
Lodge
vs.
New
EmiT-
A.
C.
February
4.
OroHo
va.
C.
N.
Ooeratini?
Knights
of
Columbus
vs.
rvincf
Rupert
Hotel.
Moose
v.
Canadian
Legion
Native
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
(:
N.
Mechanics
Knir!
va
Maiv
Pntnnvu
A
'
Cold
Storago
vs.
Orange
LodU
February
11,
C.
N.
Operating
vs.
New
E"1'
pross
A.
C.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
0r'
ange
Lodge.
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Grotto.
Cold
Storage
vs.
Knights
Columbus.
Moose
vs.
Eagles.
vs.
Prine