PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Tuesday,
February
News
and
Views
In
The
World
o
Sport
the
A
YATCHING
PICTUItE
IN
MIDWINTER
OFF
THE
COAST
OF
CALIFORNIA
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LTJyise
Vaquin,
the
great
Canadian
basso.
ON
LONDON
A
nnLUNO)
bus
10.
I
1
mvmt
-m.
mrn
The
crack
Pacific
coast
racing
schooner.
Ocean
Wait.
entered
ffr
the
championships
to
h4
held
in
March
off
Los
Angeles
passes
the
t'.S.S.
West
Virginia
in
a
preliminary
test
NEWEMPRESS'
OPENING
GAMES
CRIB
LEADER'
IN
BADMINTON
Jumps
Into
First
Place
by
Win-
F,rgt
and
gecond
Round
Matches
nine
Over
C.
N.
.
played
Lent
Night
in
LO.D.E.
Operating
j
0pen
Tourney
PriiMK
Rniwrt
Crlhhair
Tnimei
""
"m
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
Opening
games
in
the
I.O.D.E.
C.
N.
Operating
11,
New
Era-
Badminton
Club's
open
tourna-pres
A.
C.
16.
jment
last
night
resulted
as
fol-
Native
Sons
of
Canada
14
;lows:
,
Orange
Lodge
IS.
Ladies
Doubles,
First
Hound
Canadian
LeeiMi
11.
Grotto
16
'
Miss
CjirojTne
Mitchell
and
'
T
Cold
Storage
17,
K.
of
Colunl-
Moose
14,
Eagles-13.
C.
N.
Mechanics
12.
Prince
11
.
T
T
i
1
.
r
)iiuicri
novel
10.
i
league
Table
J
M.
W.
L.
P.
New
Empreies.
.i
6
93
69
93
C.
N.
Operating
89
73
89
Cold
Storage
6
86
76
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i-
Canadian
Legion.,
d
83
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c
N.
Mchank!3'd
82
Editor,
Daily
News:
80
82
As
I
heard
in
Vancouver
about
1
.
4b)xjntf
game
I
hereby
Issue
a
This
advertisemrnt
is
4oi
jyb-
challenge
to
box
Dido
Gurvich.
llshed
or
displayed
Ijy
the
t
ike
recently,
left
Toronjo
where
I
Liquor
Control
Pord
os'fcyS
ive
bei'if
boxinw
and
hope
this
Government
of
BrlrW
"
meets
with
his
hproial.
Colurpbia,
J
Hi4
FRED
VARKE
;
5
.
.
n
"throat-easy
"Buckingham
Cigarettes
are
mv
favorites.
1
smoke
them
before
and
especially
after
ray
concerts,
where
I
find
that
they
are
truly
throat-easy,
and
1
do
not
hesitate
to
recommend
them
to
other
singers."
19
rffffo
ntJJJLUIA
CIGARETTES
M
Amis.
M
riHUP
MORRIS
G
CQ
UNITED
J
NO
COUPONS
ALL
QUALITY
sin
,plj;s
TrpnJtCross
beat
Miss
86
j
Mrtop
1
ft
as
77
RS
iP.
Runert
Hotef
A
Ri
7
o
i
15-3.
Nancy
Koriet
ana
miss
Jiony
Cross
15-7p5-6.
Mixed
Doubles,
First
Round
Mis
Frf
Acei
'
Cross
and
Alf
Slocomb,
beat
Mrs.
J.
A.
West
and
W.'FisTier,
15-4,
15-5.
Tanhock
and
F.
W.
Allen
15-8.
79
83
'
Miss
Caroline1
'
Mitchell
VI
Second
Round
and
Frank
Russell
beat
Mrs;
R
Mm
C.
J.
Norrinirtnn
and
R.
r1'68
I
49
8B
.iStuart
beat
Miss
Kathleen
Stork
K.
of
Columbus.
j
74
88
74
v
.
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.
ons
01
Canada
6
67
95
.
67
The
Letter
Box
ANOTHER
CHALLENGE
TO
BOX
1)11)0
GURVICH
and
Stan
Smith
15-10,
15-4
Men's
.Double.
.First
Round
J.
V.
Clyde
'
and
R.
Bartlett
beat
W.
Tobey
and
W.
Cross,
15-2
14-
15,
15-9.
IL
Stewart
and
C.
L.
Youngman
beat
II.
L.
Shadwell
and
A.
Youn?
15-3.
15-4.
Second
Round
Sj
Darton
.and
C.
J.
Norrington
bcit
I
l.
Alien'
and
Oscar
Fulton,
15-2,
15-14.
,
II.
T.
Cross
and
Lyman
Hinton
Prince
Rupert
getting
to
be
albeat
Frank
Ktjhaell
and
W.
Lam-
metropolitan
boxing
centre
ID,e
,4'1&-
aM'
thought
-I
would
like
to
locale'
"X
here
ami
as
my
first
start
in
the
7L7DA
UE
ATUFD
ALMOST
GONE
SJie
pnlyJ'lilafe
showing
-the
this
morning
in
either
north
ern
British
.Cbljimbia
or
the
Yukon
ws.
Stewart
In
the
Yukon,
accord
Ing
to
thedAlly
report
of
the
governments
telegraphs.
The
following
is
thjcfreport:
Prlnoo
RiierV-rCloudy,
calm;
iemperaturoL33.
Port
SftnpBdn
Part
cloudy.
ralm,
30.
,
Tl
Haysport-i-Clear,
calm,
30.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
12.
Rpsswood
Cloudy,
calm,
10.
Alyanlsh-rtart
.cloudy,
calm.
'
18..
.
Aljce
Arm
rCloudy,
caln,
30.
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
calm,
28.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
23.
llazelton
Cloudy,
ciilm,
4.
Smlthers
Part
cloudy,
2.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
zero.
AUIn
Cloudy,
south
wind,
33,
Whl.tehorse
Clear,
calm,
18.
X'ig
Salmon
Part
cloudy,
calm,
ltfSmi2rl.-.'raiiaafy,
iafen,
X
Dawson
PTt
cloudy,
south
wind,
4.
Mayo
Cloudy,
calm,
22.
FLU-GRIP
Chtek
before
it
starts.
Rub
w
inbclc
viporl
Vicks
FANS
RESENT
DECISION
OF
THE
REFEREE
ST.
ANDREW'S
BOWLING
Jack'Frew's
rink
beat
that
of
Glibrpe
Scott
16
U
14
In
a
close
contest
last
night
in
tne
at.
An-
w
C.
Taylor
1
B.
Dalgarno
1
).
McLean
1
J.
Frew
1
R.
Cameron
0
G.
Scott
0
G.
Abbott
0
J.
Watson
0
MRS.
TENG
IS
Evening
Mrs.
J.
A.
Teng
was,
elected
regent
of
Adair
Carss
Chdpter.
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire,.
at
the
annual
meeting
of
he
chapter
which
was
held
1asf
evening.
She
succeeds
Mrs.
D.
Orchard
McLeod
who
Is
retiring
after
a
number
of
years
of
good
service.
The
complete
.list
ot
officers
or
the
year
is
as
follows:
Honorary
Regent,
Mrs.
Alfred
Taf&s.
,
Regent,
Mrs.
J.
Aj
'Teng.
First
vice-regent,
jrs.
W.
A.
McLean.
Second
vice-regent.
Mrs.
J.
Murray.
Secretary,
Mrs.
W
W.
C.
O'Neill.
Treasurer,
Mrs.
BerJ
West.
Educational
secretary
Mrs.
J.
Morton.
r
Echoes
secretary,
Mra.
Jack
Ratchford.
'.f
Standard
bearer.
Mil.
'
S.
V.
.
ox.
.
o
D0UKH0B0RS
,
TO
PAY
FINES
Sons
of
Freedom
Guiilyj
of
Interfering
With
School
Activities
NELSON,
Feb.
12t
Five
Sons
f
Freedom,
members
of
the
'otikholwr
religious
sect
were
sentenced
yesterday
to
pay
fines
if
120
each
with
the
alternative
4f
three
months
In
Jail,
One'
woman,
Anastasla
'
Zerubit
was
among
those
sentenced,
They
were
found
guilty
of
20
charges
of
Interfering
with
the
school
activities.
The
five
accepted
theJr
sentences
with
laughter
and
promised
good
behavior.
STEAMER
ALLOWAY
;
THOUGHT
TO
BE
SAFE
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
12.
The
steamer
Alloway,
in
distress
off
the
Aleutians,
is
now
considered
out
of
danger,
according
to
wireless
advices
received
here
today,
which
indicated
that
she
was
in
tow
of
the
steamer
Montauk
and
heading
for
Dutch
liarbor,
220
miles
away.
SUNSHINEAIDS
!
!
KING
GEORGE
I
.
.
.
,
.
T-
.
.
experience
toaay
wun
uognor
VANCOUVER.
Feb.
12:
The
j
sunshine
after
yesterday's
cold;
league
leading
Lions
again
won
on'
jie
home
ice
in
a
Pacific
Cojut
Hotkey
game
when
they
'fluted?
the
Victoria
Cubs
here
last
night-
two
to
one.
The
game
was
featured
by
an
Ub'roac.
by
fiins
in
the
latter
half
following
adisallowed
Vancouver
gal.
Ths
pbject
of
derision
be-ih!
Referee
Ion.
Ench
team
stored
a
goal
in
the
first
period
the
second
was
scoreless
and
in
the
dying
minutes
of
the
last
session
the
Lions
registered
the
winning
tally.
biting
winds.
It
wa
said
that
His
Majesty
passed-
ojgly
a
fair
nights
,
The
gale
raging
through
the
dark
hours
causeq'hlm
some
disturbance
as
it
beat
at
the
win-Jows.
Today,
however,
after
the
sun
came
out
doctors
professed
themselves
as
not
dissatisfied
with
his
condition.
..
ICE
THICK
GRANBY
BAY
Bay
at
Anyox
during
the
past
few
days
that
small
gttts
have
'
not
been
able
to
navigate-
on
it.
according
to
word
brougnt
'to
thei
drew's
carpet
bowling
competi-'
ejty
from
the
north
pn
"
the
tl5h.
It
was
first
one
rink
ahead
1
.Pnmpr
Patala
todav.
iThe
An-
lout.
The
steamer
Catala.
enter-
I
,
Ing
Anyox
yesterday
morning,!
L
had
to
break
her
way
through
a
.
couple
of
inches
of
ice.
j
ij!
There
is
no
solid
Ice
in
Obser-
j
as
the
winds
and
tides
keep
these
bodies
of
water
clear.
GERMANY
RENIGS
PARIS,
Feb.
12.
the
Associated
Press
learned-
today
on
MF117
nFlTMT1
good
authority
that
Dr.
H.
Jalmer
llLlf
iiLuEnl
shacht'
President
of
the
German
j
Reich
Bank,
told
.
reparation
ex-j
perts
this
morning
that
Germany
,
Elected
Head
of
Adair
Carss
,
couid
no
longer
pay
at
her
present
j
cnapter,
1.
u.
v.
at
An-
rate
under
the
Dawe
plan..
S
....1
Hfl
t
t
!
,
I
.t.ny
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
of
S.
D.
Johnson
Co.,
Ltd.)
j
The
following
quotations
were
BOGNOR,
Sussex,
England,
bid
und
asked:
Feb.
12.
The.
King
had
his
first
.
Bayview,
4i,
Big
Missouri,
2.12.
2.1-1.
Cok
Province,
10
Vi.
20.
Cotton
Belt.
61.
55.
Dunwall.
Nil
16.
Duthle,
Nil,
70.
George
Copper,
9.75.
10.50.
Georgie
River,
51.
52.
Gladstone.
15.
lft'.-i.
Gocond,
1.38,
t.34.
Grandview,
GO1.
71.
Independence,
10,
11.
Indian,
7.-
V
i.
Kootenay
Florence.
22,
23.
Kootenay
King,
3D,
35)'
2.
L.
&
L.,
4
5.
Lakeview,
,,
2.
1
-
Lucky
Jim.
Nil.
19.
Ire
has
been
so
thick
6n
Granby,
Mohawk,
7",
8.
Oregon
Copper,
81,
83.
'
and
then
the
other.
,
yox-Allce
Arm
ferry
bbat
Awake.
I''nd
Oreilla,
13.25.
13.40,
Rinks
of
Charlie
Taylor
and
!
had
to
cancei
a
scheduled
trip
U
i
I'Jemier,
2.U,
2.14.
f
tlert
Cameron
will
meet
in
the
'
ba
nt
i..t
WPek-owine
tb
Porter-Idaho,
05,
CO.
Rufus-Argenta,
37.
40.
Ilcth-Hope.
5.
GO.
Silver
Crest,
10'
2.
11.
Silverado.
1.10,
1.20.
Silversmith,
162.
17-Slocan
King,
81.
9'2.
Snowflake.
89,
VJ"3.
Sunloeh,
3.86,
3.90.
Terminus,
Nil.
12.
Toplejf
Richfield,
48
t.
4P.
Toric
Minus,
2.00.
2.25.
Whitewater,
1.10,
1.12.
Woodbioe,
Nil,
8V4.
Bluebird,
19,
20.
Oils
Fabyen
Pete,
6V.
7.
Eastern
Stocks
I
next
game
Thursday
night.
,
ice
and
gmall'
boiu
of
the,
Kves
Macdonald,
3.50,
3.56.
The
standing
of
rinks
to
date
is
i
Granby
Co.
were
unable
to
move
,
as
iouows:
Morton
Woolsey,
44,
5.
Marmot
Jiiver
Gold.
C,
G
Marmot
Metals,
Nil.
Oil.
Nat.
Sfl.
G.
S.,
20.
21.
Noble
Five.
08.
00.
Sherritt-Gordon
selling
at
9.10,
SHIPMENT
OF
BANANAS
FROM
WEST
INDE
ST.
JOHN.
K
B.
F
.h
i2.
.
practical
example
of
r
anada'i
nuuiK
iraue
wun
the
British
Vest
Indies
was
given
when
the
.M.S.
Lady
Drake
of
the
Cn.
iian.
National
Stnumnhips
dn(.k'
:
here
at
midnight
with
tht
h
st
d
;
tct
shipment
of
bananai,
n
ex
r,i
mental
lot
nt
fve
hut-red
bui.ches
for
St
Luria.
Thii
tb
titut
shipment
of
banuji
.i-ugh
the
port
nf
st
jl)ha
,0
e:.erntionH
or
simo
th
bIk
..jC'tttn
days
wMi
thry
pjrehased
for
t.-u
t
un
h.
When
offiriul
r-
pn-vpt:'.,':,,,
ti'thc
Canadian
enm-::-.-
Mnd
National
system
w.;re
fa.
Lucia,
one
!'
the
Sfjunds
of
the
southern
.:?.
ti
the
Idy
Nels.,11
a
murth
(.
the
iejple
there
sml
'.hat
their
success
would
depend
n
g
share
of
the
l
anudian
rcarkp
hey
have
lost
no
lime
m
ng
forth
most
entnrpriaJRjf
orts.
.
Previous
boats
kit.
brought
to
Canada
experimmtji
shipments
of
tomatoci
and
ctfc
v:x'tables
and
fruits
from
tlu-fertile
island.
Hitherto
for
many
vcjrs
t!
banana
importatinn
f
fanidi
amounting
to
about
two
milhoi
bunches
annually,
have
beta
u-most
entirely
brnught
thmp
American
ports
and
riarzi
'i
he
two
ships
nw
comjiJetei
Ui
the
Canada-Juman
a
er.:tm
specially
equipped
for
humllisj
biuuiMS
direct
to
t
anada.
COLLISION
JUGO
SLAVIA
UEIJ3RADE,
JugoMjva,
Fd
12:-
Seven
persons
were
i;M
fend
scores
serious!
ir
d
hi
Collision
of
Zagreb-ntlrni
NjHt!fftllMBi
mttyM.
i
f'ttn
here
today
The
"Spirit?
of
the
Three
Musketeers
"oAll
for
One
-
"All
for
one
and
one
for
all"
.
.
,
a
flyaway
feather
In
the
cap
and
a
Sword
glittering
in
the
hand
.
.
.
Musketeers
of
the
King!
Days
when
Buckingham
loved
Anne
of
Austria
in
the
gardens
of
Amiens
.
.
.
Think
back,
you
Musketeers
of
1914
,
.
old
France
.
.
.
mem
ones
.
,1
and
.
,.
.
THREE
STAR
s.
.
.
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snail
Etnerienritt
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advertisement
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not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Govern"8"
of
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