I
FIRES
TENNIS
BALLS
IN
BURSTS
Here
is
the
"machine
gun"
whicn
'Top"
Fuller,
University
of
California
athletics'
coach,
uses
to
fire
tennis
balls
across
practice
courts.
Pupils
are
thus
enabled
to
concentrate
on
any
stroke
which
they
wish
to
build
up,
the
ejector
shooting
the
balls
with
almost
the
precision
of
a
rifle.
I
it
an
adaptation
of
the
apparatus
perfected
by
Rene
Lacoste,
the
great
French
player.
it
::
'
M
WILLIE
HOPPE
NOT
PLAYING
f
Famous
Cue
Artist
Out
of
Cham,
pionshlp
Tournament
This
n
Year
For
First
Time
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
10:
For
the
first
time
in
more,
than
20
yean
WilUe
Hoppe,
many
times
bolder
of.
the
title,
will
not
take
'part
in
the
world's
18.2
ba1ne7orT-liards
championship
tournament,
starting
here
Feb.
4.
Hoppe
said
that
the
officials
of
the
National
Billiard
Association,
sponsors
of
the
tournament,'
gave
hfm
his
choice
between
playing
In,
the
18.2
championship
of
the
three
cushion
tournament
in
which
he
won
second
place
at
Chicago.
"Inasmuch
as
I
had
qualified
for
the
three-cushion
tournament
V'
t$h
tSs
'
This
advertisement
Is
not
pub
llshed
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
II
saw
no
reason
to
withdraw
in
i
favor
of
balkline,"
Hoppe
said.
I
"This
will
be
the
first
major
balkline
tournament
I
have
missed
since
1006.
I
still
think
the
I
placing
of
three
cushions
has
not
impaired
my
balkline
game,
but
evidently
the
officials
are
of
the
impression
that
a
player
cannot
be
efficient
at
both
styles."
Around
The
World
VVjtii,
Sport
Fana
Bj
Tne
Tramp)
Albie
Davie
of
Victoria
who
knocked
the
tar
out
of
Harvey
Holliday
at
Vancouver
the
other
day
is
a
lad
who
Kas
been
box
ing
ever
since
he
could
walk.
When
very
small
he
and
his
brother
Jumbo
put
on
exhibition
bouts
for
the
amusement
of
some
of
the
Victoria
people.
Accord
ing
to
the
report
Davies
scored
in
every
round
and
the
vanauish-
ed
fighter
took
It
so
badly
that
the
crowd
showed
their
disapproval
i
in
no
uncertain
manner.
CorinaXj
a
one-eyed
race
horse,
scored
a
brilliant
victory
In
the
Auckland
Cup
race
at
Auckland,
New
ZenJand
recently.
News
of
the
performance
brings
to
mind
the
many
good
races
of
Flying
Cloiid
on
Canadian
Racing
Association
j
courses
a
few
years
ago.-
Although
blind
in
one
eye,
Flying
Cloud
wan
a
dependable
perfojrmer
and
furnished
many
thrills
in
his
dashes
down
the
stretch.
CONFESSED
AND
THEN
SUICIDED
Recent
Outbreak
of
Crime
In
Cal
gary,
Culminating
in
Murder,
Relieved
Solved
CALGARY.
Jan.
10.
Malcolm
McLean,
aged
42,
safe
blower
and
hold-up
man,
who
hanged
himself
j
from
the
rafters
of
his
cell
at
city
,'wa.v
..VUMtf
M.
VV
O
VII
VI.V
morning
of
January
3,
confessed
to
a
fellow
prisoner
two
hours
before
he
hanged
himself
that
he
was
the
man
who
killed
Franklin
Bourne,
alias
Frank
Stewart,
taxi-driver,
who
was
shot
to
death
in
his
taxlcab
two
months
ago,
Chief
of
Police
David
Ritchie
announced
today.
From
other
evidence
un
earthed,
the
authorities
are
confi
dent
that
McLean
was
the
man
responsible
for
an
outbreak
f
crime
which
culminated
In
the
death
of
Stewart.
Bishop
of
Chester
says
that
such
violent
sport
as
rowing
is
unsuitable
for
irirls.
Too
much
of
an
oar-deal,
eh,
Bishop
T
Humorist
SPEED
RACE
ATDAYTONA
Major
Segrave
Expects
To
Make
240
Miles
an
Hour
on
Sands
DAYTONA
BEACH,
Fla
,
Jan
9.
The
perfect
sands
of
Daytona
Beach,
which
have
served
as
a
speed
course
for
the
world's
fas-
-
est
racing
cars,
will
be
the
scene
of
the
international
speed
trials
of
Major
H.
0.
D.
Segrave.
who
hopes
to
set
a
new
record
of
240
miles
an
hour
in
March.
William
F.
Sturm,
American
manager
for
Major
Segrave,
chose
i
the
Daytona'
Beach
couTge
as
tne
site
of
4he
British
speed
ace's
trials,
after
cpnslderlng
condition
atvO'rmond,
Jacksonville
and
the
IsjaW
of
Sapaloe
off
the
coast
of
Georgia.
.
Keech,
young
Philadelphia
speed
demoni
gave
the
world
its
latest
mark'
to
shoot
at
when
he
made
his
dash
down
the
teach
at
207.552
miles
an
hour.
It
is
this'
record
which
JIajor
Segrave
hopes
to
break,
so
that
the
world
honors
may
be
returned
to
Great
Britain.
Major
Segrave
was
the
first
man
to
exceed
200
miles
an
hour
in
a
racing
creation,
setting
a
new
world
record
In
March
of
last
year
Holder
of
the
Girls'
Golf
Title
in
Great
Britain.
The
bieture
:
,;u..
!,,,
m
,
mwl'"
h
'
The
""
now
Under
construction
in
Great
Britain.
It
will
be
completed
next
u
a
k
a,5,.0
early
in
February
v
rr-rr
UNEMPLOYED
HAVEMONEY
,.
.
That
is.
What
Edmonton
Found
When
700
Central
Europeans
Were
Examined
'
'
'
."'
EDMONTON
Jan,
10
:-With
a
hard
boiled
detective
of
Hhe
A.
P.
P.
hurling
ntipstions
at
them.
and
with
their
replies
passed
backrwbom
h
lul0W
he
can
lick
through
the
dispassionate
ealm!
of
two
interpreters,
80
per
cent
of
Edmonton's
unemployed'
had
a
new
light
thrown
on
their
stat-
us.
I
One
fact
stands
out
sharply
1
from
the
whole
problem
of
un
employment
and
maintainance
here.
The
citizens
of
Alberta
are
seriously
asked
to
keep
or
help
to
keep
some
five
hundred
odd
husky
Central
Europeans
most
of
whom
have
been
harvesting
all
the
summer
and
who
have
either
sent
their
money
back
to;
their
families
in
the
Old
Country
lor
who
'still
have
pocket-books
well
lined,
and
bank
accounts
.
'
.
balanced.
jwell
.
'
1
pj-obes
History
Detective
Sgt.
Leslie
started
the
.ball
rolling
on
Friday
morning
when
he
lined
up
the
organized
unemployed
'
at
the.
guard
room
in
the
rA.P.P.
building,
and
afm-
ed
vlth'
a
number
of
ca'rds,
took
down
the
immediate
history
of
each
man.
If
a
deserving
case!
is
.bund,
relief
vill
be
granted.
This
s
what'feergeant
Lesle
dls-co??rd
r'T
'
gightx
percent
of
the
700
map
Who
marched
on
the
parliament
buildings
rith
"hard
luck"
stoj-les
are-.Cenjral
Europeans,
and'
many
of
iththi
blandly
admit
they
need
relief
now
because
they
sent
all
their
harvest
money
hod
e
to
the
old
folks,
the
amount
ranging
from
$50
to
$175.
Many
others
have
plenty
of
money
.
In
meir
possession
.ana
are
demanding
relief
just
because
it
seems
a
good
idea.
Ohe
of
the
men
refused
to
disclose
his
assets
and
was
incontinently
jailed.
When
the
last
pocket
lining
had
been
turned
inside
out
the
officers
found
$2250
in
cold
cash
and
a
bank
book
ahowfn?
a
favorable
hnl
-I
Of
Greater
Feminine
Interest
The
professor
was
showing
a
;
young
woman
the
heavens
through
his
telescope.
He
directed
her
gaze
to
a
planet
which
he
told
her
was
Venus.
"Oh,
Isn't
It
perfectly
lovely!"
she
exclaimed
and
then.
"Now
Ipleaie
show
me
Adonis."
Bos-
jton
Transcript.
MISS
FISHWICK
shows
her
receiving
the
trophy.
SPORT
CHAT
XI-
nr
TTT',
U.
JJJSMl
The
skating
rink
at
Vanderhoof
j
'
was
recently
opened
with
R.
M.
Patterson,
appointed
manager
t
L.
t
L.-
comodatlon
,,H
"c
of
,
T
the
public
,
will
,
,
:
be
undertaken
shortly.
The
rink
public
at
the
interior
town.
'
Ed.
Frayne
of
the
New
York
American
declares
definitely
that
Jack
Dempsey
will
return
to
the
ring
owe
and
for
the
last
time
in
a
heavyweight
championship
fight
late-in
the
coming
summer.
JacVs
opponent
will
be,
it
Is
fsaid,
one
iof
the
following
quar-
:;tet:Jnc)iUtttarkey,
whom
he
has
;
already
licked;
Paulino
Uzcudun,
t
whom
-be
thinks
he
can
lick;
1
Young
StriWing,
whom
he
hopes
.
nc
can
iick,
ana
torn
iieeney,
'
,
STOCK
QUOlAlIONo
hITm,
I
:
oomty
o:
t.xo
oknim
Co
U4.
;
The
fo'iowing
((uotatlous
were
i
b'd
and
aiked.
Bay.vlew,
4V4,
p.
B.
C.
Silver,
1
JO,
Nil.
Beaver
Silver,
19H,
20.
Cork
Provir.ee,
28,
26.
Cotton
Belt,
45.
60.
Dunwell,
Nil,
19.
Duthie,
S,
74.
George
Copper,
8.00,
8.1G.
Georgia
River
34,
35.
Golconda,
81,
82.
Graadview,
58,
68V-I.
Independence,
12,
12
j.
Inter.
Coal
&
Cok,
34,
SG
Kootenay
Florence,
snce,
28,
2t&,j
Kootenay
King
,
381a,
39f
L.
L.
7.
8
Lake
view,
t,
2Vt.
'
Lucky
Jim,
24Vi,
afi.
i.
Marmot
Metalk,
8V4.
&Vt.
Marmot
Gold,
S,
Nil.
Mohawk,
8Vi,
'8.
Morten
Wolar,
sy4.
6.
Nktlonal
Silver,
2S,
24.
Nob'e
Fivo,
69.
70.
IV
nd
Oreilla,
10.85,
10.50.
Indian,
4
4'
Prtw
Idaho
72,.
7C.
Premier.
2.26,
2.30.
Ruth
Hope.
68,
04.
Rufus
ArgentA,
29
V4,
30.
Silver
Crest,
oy4.
9V.
Silverado,
1.17,
1.20.
Snowflaka,
.Nil,
87.
unlock,
NIL
-8.90.
Tormlnus,
18H.
Toric,
2.40,
S.00.
Wellingtaji,
18,
19.
Whitewater,
1.40.
1.44.
Woodbink;
5,
6.
Eastern
Stock
Noranda,
selling
at
G5.00.
'
'
Oils
Fabvon,
4.
5.
KllJoiisfNil,
1.80.
Devenish,
Nil,
62.
Hopif,
3.40.
Nil.
Mcfeod,
4.60
4.65.
Mftltnd,
2.75,
S.15.
RAUCOUS
DESSERT
Wife
I
got
the
recipe
for
this
pudding
over
the
radio.
Hub
(tasting
It)
Ugh
t
You
must
have
mixed
in
a
lot
of
static
Boston
Transcript
-
SEVEN
MEN
ARE
IN
FIELD
NOW
11
E-
Benson
nnd
Ex-AW.
It.
ermanic
Lists
Two
mare
aldermanie
candidates
-R.
E.
Benson
and
ExAld...R..
F.
Perry
threw
their
bat4alb
rjng
today,
making
hva
that
are
already
definitely
in
the
field
for
the
four
seats'
that
-are
vacated
(his
year.
The
other
(Candidates
are
Aid.
W.
M.
Brown.
Aid.
P.
H.
Linzey,
F.
G.
Dawson,
C.
ll.
OrmeandS.
D-Macdo'nald.
"You
can
say
that
1
will
be
In
the
contest."
stated
.Mr.
Benson
this
morning.
.
He
has
resided
in
Prince
Rupert
since
1914,
owns
considerable
property
and
has
al-
wnys
uixen
mucn
interest
in
civic
affairs.
His
public
service
has
in
cluded
five
years
on
the
fair
board.
Ex-Aid.
Perry,
who
stated
definitely
to
The
DailytNews
this
morning
that
he
would
be
a
cand
date,
has
served
five
yefers
on
the
council.
Up
to
this
year-he
was
for
four
years
chairman
of
the
Board
of
Works
and
played
a
prominent
part
in
the
work
of
conversion
of
plank
roads
to
mac
adamised
streets.
It
has
been
reported
that
Ex
Aid.
G.
B.
Casey
would
also
be
an
alderaanic
candidate.
At
present
he
is
on
a
vacation
trip
.o
Ontario,
so
a
statement
cannot
be
obtained
from
him.
Ex-Aid.
W,'
11
Montgomery,
whose
name
nm
mentioned,
saftl
recently
tnt
he
was
not
considering
running.
IrW1
elMon
'a
eek
from
HM?fl
fe
foilY
campaign
be-
L4;
M.
Mathens
i
gaining
Pt
-Ilf
undorstodtl
that
least
one
public
meetiiig
will
be
hew
.
Confidence
a
to'the
outcome
la
expressed
by
both
sides.
Qn
the
street,
it
seems
to
be
felt
that
tbe
chances
of
Colonel
Mc-Motdle
are
the
best.
BETTER
TREATMENT
FOR
CRIMINALS
IN
MEXICO
ANNOUNCED
MflXlCO
CITY,
Jan.
10.
The
whip
and
like
Instruments
of
pun-
;lshment
are
tq
be
abandoned
on
the
Mexican
"Devil's
Island"
and
j
trade
schools
and
co-operative
Iworkshon
are
to
be
established
for
jlhe
benefit
of
the
prisoners.
Emotional
scenes
were
enacted
'among
the
prisoner
on
tho
Ulnnri
when
General
Frandscd
J,
Mujl-1
ca,
new
director
of
the
pena
coir.
ony,
announced
that
hence
forth
only
humane
methods
would
be
employed
In
dealing
with
the
criminals
exiled
there.
Maiy
of
the
prisoners
broke
Into
tears
when
the
general,
In
a
speech
to
the
members
of
the
colony,
made
known
the
new
policy.
The
colony
occupies
the
largest
Thursday,
January
la
193
PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
1-i
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
mi
M
ileitis
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ii
I
m,famt,:iiua.Tgj,j
km
12
e
Fifth
TEMPTATION
Specials
in
Mens
Underwear
,
'
1
i
i
r
.
CEE
TEEilBM'S-UNDERWEAR
lade
of
pure
Australian
wool.
In
combinations
only.
785I0"aWW50
vakie.
TEMPTATION
SALE
PRICE
...
INFIELD'S
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
RedLabS,
pul'ie
'
wool.
In
TEMPTATION
SALE
PRICE
VIKING
MEN'S
Made
in
England,
of
pure
Cashmere
wool,
natural
color.
TF.MPTA
HON
SALE
PRICE
TURNBULLS
MEN
S
UNDERWEAR
88
per
cent
pare
wool,
natural
color;
in
combinations
or
shi
t
an
irawers.
TEMPTATION
JjALE
PRICE
3,45
Tfe
Acme
Importers
criminals
of
the
worst
type
are
tent
thVrV
and
the
estkbmhnWn)
long
ago
oarned
for
itself
the
tiUft
Mexican
Devil
s
Island.
1,1
"
'
"
-
-a
VANbERIIOOI
Miss
Maud
IIartly
has
left
ior
Burns
Lake
where
she,
will
join
the
staff
of
the
Lakoview
,
HoUl.
MIm
Muriel
Steole
has
loft
for
Smithrs
where
she
will
tale
up
future
residence.
Mr.
Cecil
SttJo
of
Smitbers
Is
visiting
at
Finmoore
with
htr
parents
"Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Fianie.
Mrs.
Harry
Emslie
has
retur-,
ned
home
after
a
visit
with
her
slstn
Mrs.
Iluchanan,
at
Bremer
ton,
Wash.
Miss
Jean
Crlghton
has
retur
ned
to
Fbrt'
St
James
after
a
visit
at
Giwome
with
her
parents.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II
.
Strangebye
entertained
many
friends
at
a
housA
warming
party
last
Friday
evening.
The
annual
meeting
of
the
Vanderhoof
and
District
Board
of
Trade
was
held
last
night
in
the
Board
nf
Trade
Hall.
John
Hosklns
has
closed
down
the
Vanderhoof
Club
and
will
be
leaving
soon
after
several
years'
residence
here-
Members
of
the
Women's
Auxiliary
to
the
Canadian
Legion
were
the
guests
of
Mrs.
J.
W.
H.
Day
on
Tuesday
afternoon
at
tha
vanaernooi
Motel.
"
,,
H.
C.
McGetaehy
has
been
cal-
led
to
his
home
at
Thamesvllle,
Qnt.
on
account
of
the
serious
illness
of
his
mother
who
is
well
known
here.
Charlie
Murdoch,
Stuart
Lake
Indian,
was
fined
$76,
with
op-
tion
of
two
months
imprison
of
a
group
of
three
islands
off
ment,
by
Magistrate
John
D,
southwestern
coast
of
Mexico,
Chsrleson
for
supplying
liquor
to
known
as
Las
Tres
Marias.
Onlyiother
Indians.
importers
4
Annual
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afraid
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shall
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lane
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little
at
the
waist.
Bystander
Suffered
From
Indigestion
Was
Afraid
To
Eat
Mrs.
E.
rrouli,
10Mft-06th
U
Bdsioatoa,
AlU.,
writ:
"I
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from
indigestion
and
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afraid
to
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alter
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friod
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v
how
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to
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with
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tbiog
and
how
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mBM
had
relieved
her
I
took
two
hot
and
I
will
nerer
rfgrtt
the
day
1
did
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am
harny
to
my
I
fan
now
eat
aey
thlnj
and
not
be
bothered
with
isdi-pUon
aiter"
Manufacturfd
nnly
by
The
T.
Mil-bora
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto,
Ont
RED'S
Transfer
Fifteen
yem
experience
In
FURNITURE
AND
PIANO
MOVING
We
aell
8
kinds
of
Coal
Any
kind
of
Wood
i
In
any
quantity
CEMENT
SAND
GRAVEL
Our
price,
weights
and
measures
are
right
So
it
our
Service
Phone
us
and
Save
Money
and
Time.
DAY
&
NIGHT
SERVICE
Day
Phone:
201.
Night
Phone:
Red
S17.