GROTTO
LEADS
WHIST
LEAGUE
Confirmed
Its
Hold
On
First
Place
With
Win
Over
Moose
in
Postponed
Game
Grotto
confirmed
its
hold
on
first
lira,
place
piace
In
ui
the
me
men
men's
s
section
ecuon
OI
of
News
and
Views
In
The
HAPPILY
EVER
AFTER
TORONTO
MAPLE
LEAFS
MADE
SENSATIONAL
WINS
OVER
WEEK-END,
OUTSKATING
BOSTON
SATURDAY
NIGHT
AND
WINNING
ON
SUNDAY
"
1
1
-
TORONTO,
Feb.
4.
Toronto
provided
a
sensation
by
taking
two
week-end
games
and
hoisting
themselves
into
a
tie
with
Montreal
for
third
place
in
the
international
group
.
They
outskated
Boston
Saturday
nightj
and
dashed
into
Madison
Square
Garden
Sunday
to
defeat
the
New
York
Americans
in
a
Honnybrpok
affair.
jj
The
return
to
formw
Art
Duncan,
hAisky
defence
man,
and
the
continued
brilliant
work
of
Ace
Baileyi
their
star
left
Winger,
accounted
fof
the
Maple
Leafs'
unlooked
for
victory
at
Boston
.
jj
The
Ganadiens
stretched
their
lead
in
the
interna-
!
1
ill'
i
it.
'
fi
1
i
a
-
-in
L'
uujuu
seuuuu
iu
uuee
puinis
uy
ucuung
uiiavra.
Tahe
following
were
the
scores:
Saturday
I
N.
Y.
Rangers
'3,
Chicago
2
(played
at
Detroit)
.
Ottawa
0,
Canadiens
1.
i;
Montreal
0,
Pittsburgh
0.
a
Toronto
3,
Boston
0.
j:
Sunday
Torwto
3,
N
.
V
1
Americans
1
.
j
'
"Oft
&tvm
Club
and
the
Moose
have
dropped
Into
third
place.
W.
L.
L.
P.
Grotto'
6
1
1
6
New
Empress
4
Moose
4
Seal
Cove
3
St.
George's
3
K.
of
P
2
Lelf
Erikson
1
o
3
3
4
4
C
CANADA
WILL
MEET
'
-STATRS
FAR
nAVK
HIP
rr
"
-"'
vw
th
Fraterl
Whist
League
by
de-
f
eating
Mijote
6
to
3
in
a
poti
PAKIS,
Feb.
4:
Canada
will
poned
fh
over,
the
week-end.
imeet
the
United
States
in
the
The
tobacconist-
now,
have
a
leadt
round
of
the
Davis
cup
play
of
two
fall
'games
over
the
sec--
f
thr
Amcin
an
zone,
it
was
d-ond
place
"New
Empress
Athletic
jelded
by
a
draw
made
today.
lEercyWilliams
Winner.
,the
sport.
Fifty
Yards
Dash
on
Saturday
at
Boston
Wllllafris'
time
was
a
fifth
of
a!
LA
U
Hill
K
H
V
second
slower
than
i
i
f-
a
t
.
,L.
-
-.
f
n
i
In
his,,
trial
1
1
.TIUa
IlllrilUl
neai.
in
me
bchu-uubi
ub
v.
Of
n.
courie?
yethrecognize
.,
him
-and.
perlia..-
her--she
who
lif-l0ff
b
a
p00r
start
and
finished
ted
him
out
of
pugiliam
into
th.
Social
Kotrixtoi.
It's
Gone
Tun-
8ec6rid
id
Linwood
Patte
of-Bos
ney
and
the
former
l'olly
Lauder,
most
famous
hwii-yinuoner's
ex-
n
University
tant.
enjoying
aleigh
'
pde
with
iwy
friends-
at
St.
Morite,,
TKe
Canadian,
proved
an
ex-
Switierland.
'
..
,
.
.1
$
x
.
f
;ccptlonally
fast
starter
and
In
'"'I
"
"
'
final
able
off
the
'i
x
,
:
the
was
to
get
'starting
line
aneaa
oi
tne
neia.
At
the
halfway
mark
Karl
Wll
Idermuth
of
Georgetown
and
Jim
Daley
of
Holy
Cross
had
about
a
yard
lead
on
Williams
but
he
uncorked
the
finishing
drive
and
swept
by
them
about
five
yards
from
the
tne
tape,
tape,
breaking
DreaKing
'the
tneu.
SCHMELING
IS
GREAT
FIGHTER
IS
OPINION
IN
SPORTING
CIRCLES
NEW
YORK,
Feb.
4:
That
ATSMITHERS
day
and
.
Friday
nlirhtu
htwppn
"uIlV
Wlldprmuth
DalPv
third.
Vanderhoof
brought
a
speedy
Sam
Martin
of
Boston
won
the
three-man
thousand
yard
race
beating
Phil
Edwards
of
New
York
University
by
five
yards.
Taavo
Nurmr
won
the
two
mile
.
In
'.
f!vp.mfl,
'fcOO
vnrH
rr
won
World
LEILA
BROOKS
WON
SKATING
RACE
TORONTOj
TORONTO,
Feb.
.
4:
Leila
Brook
Potter
of
Toronto
itt
a;
wnrlri'a
rornrri
In
wVnninif
the
1
Young
Vancouver
Speed
Demon
Opened
Tour
in
Spectac
women's
tine-mile
rate
at
the
J
ular
Fashion
on
Indoor
Track,
,
Ontario
speed
Bkatin
champion-i
Leading
by
Two
Feet
ships
on
Saturday
in
three
miri-
...
jutefl
twenty
and
three
fifths
sec-j
BOSTON,
Feb.
4.
Percy
Williams,
Vancouver's
H9-
,
I
wonderful
young
sprint
demon,
won
the
50-yard
clash
from
;
a
fast
field
in
the
Boston
Athletic
Association
s
fourth
annual
meet
Saturday
in
four
and
four-fifths
seconds.
This
is
the
opening
event
of
the
tour
which
young
Williams
is
making
in
the
Eastern
States.
He
will
race
at
Madison
Square
Garden
Saturday,
Philadelphia
February
12,
again
in
New
York,
February!
.
,
,
.
18,
and1
in
Toronto,
February
21.
Sport
Chat
went
as
added
prises.
This
rink
was
also
awarded
the
grand
aggregate
prise.
The
McCullagh
young
forward
line
who
played
shield
was
won
by
the
J.
C.
Pld
well
together,
and
in
the
first
geon
rink
and
the
Kobertson
Cup
game
they
bombarded
the
goal
of
i
went
to
the
Sheppard
rink
from
the
home
team
a
great
part
of
the
Jasper.
The
Ople
rink
was
the
time,
bmithers
was
saved
from
firt
to
make
the
consolation
com-
rnPP
a
ua
bad
beating
oeaung
only
oniy
by
Dy
the
me
sensa
sensa-
petition.
petition.
The
The
bonniJ
bonniJ
.
w
Jimmy
Ball
of
Winnipeg
show-
"r.u
m
1UDinson
n,
wrought
to
a
eioe
U
eH"
ua"
",e
v""w
won
ine
Danquet
-
d
he
was-
:
Inexperienced
on
a
-niic
Wboden
trick"
arid
finished
fourth
"
wZ"
,mk7
w
lu
""t
u
,
a
r.r,QBJr
.iuo,
uitnia
nl
8
Kame
name
wa
uaitr
11
i
execiu
nv
me
coia
Hockey
that
would
be
a
treat
to
end
half
of
the
basketball
leavue
!
the
fans
anywhere,
the
local
team
reason
being
commenced
about
winning
T
to
6.
-
Smlthers
started
February
20
and
arfonxementa
out
strong,
of
La
Sport
st
tew
of
-
vanurrnooi
rfblin
while
Hoblnson
in
goal
was
im-
with
that
end
In
view!
Another
?"ckBt
U,t
mtch
awinst
Eng.
Pregnable.
The
second
rwrind
Drill
T.am
I
land
today
when
they
raited
their
i
.
went
to
Vanderhoof
on
account
Ladies'
League
i
in
process
of
i
flr8t
,nnin
t'or
to
3M
runs
for
'
II
cess,
wnicn
maae
tnree
runs,
while
"uu,u
e"
at
present
located
In
Anrox.
some
went
over
on
private
boats.
I
themselves
to
win
and
with
a
sud-
.
j
The
lake
on
the
Kaien
Island
uc"
t''rai
ui
xorm
mey
pressea,
indoor
sporting
events
schedul-
,
highwaywas
also
well
patronized
the
Pame
untiI
they
evened
the
ed
for
the
coming
wee
are
ail
i
over
the
week-end.
j
core,
5-5.
just
a
few
tctonds
be-
follows:
'
ner
make
wonderful
For
Smith
i
'
"rs'
.
Kamea
wag
Robinson
In
goal,
ffUfj
as
ever
buj
that
he
succumbed
whlIe
W
CUff
w
th
I
to
superior
skill
when
he
went
7wi..
i.
t,'
'
vr.
-V
1
I
K
".Vanderhoof
"
7
,
r
i
while
Tommy
UH....U...
.
.
a
-''".
togoodadv
'
-
.--.
'
dJimi
ura
t
A
.
v...
"-u.
i.
.111..
ri.i.
1.1
i
ically
and
was
saved
from
fur-'c
Z
v
'..
inurs?
a-
Don
bll
ther
Injury
by
the
referee.
j
"
n-VV-
llari':
rand
Terminals
vs.
Can
His
admitted
-he-re
that
a
great
cliff
Warner
t!
Smlthers
fighter
knocked'6ut
a
very
good
c
SteeIe
fi
Dally
one-
Forwards
?
c-
Dawsn
C.
Campbell
r.ir
ntr
tiAi-n
RIDLEY
HOME
IQ
UMnODQCn'j.
DeVoin
...SP&r.eS..K.
Johnson
Tk
rrflnUlorl.,1
.
Silver
K.
Campbelfl
idfonT.iikbV
QUITS
uix,
passca
a
resolution
commen
ding
the
work
of
thc
Ridley
Home
to
the
churches
and
asking
each
to
appoint
a
representative
to
the
executive
committee
as
an
j
associate
member.
Those
present
at
the
meeting
were
Rev.
W.
H.
Price,
chairman,
Bishop
Rix,
!
Rev.
T.
H.
McAllister,
Rev.
John
Hanson,
Miss
E.
Elliott
and
Rev.,
I
A.
Wilson.
AS
LEADER
OF
BAND
Bandmaster
Thomas
Wilson,
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Boys,
Band
submitted
his
resignation
to
the
committee
yesterday
after
having
been
in
charge
of
the
band
since
its
inception.
As
a
result,
practices
of
the
band
are
being
called
off
until
further
notice.
j
r
adian
Legion.
Men's
Whist:
Moot
vs.
Seal
Cove;
Grotto
vs.
Knights
of
Pythias
St.
George's
8ocIety
vs
New
Empress
Club;
Lief
Erik
son.
bye.
Over
400,000
women
and
girls
who
were
wesk,
'blue."
nervous,
run-down,
and
unable
to
do
their
work
properly,
have
Improved
their
heslth
bv
tsklng
Lydia
K
Tink.
ham's
Veetbie
Compound.
Ily
accurate
record,
98
out
of
every
100
report
benefit
You
can
b
almost
certain
that
it
will
help
you
too.
SESSION
T0DAY!k
tort
the
final
bell
L
Three
ew
OneH,
Up
The
advent.
of
snow
today
will
rang.
Monday
tonlhtl-tiUr.'
VhU
make
rtMOssury
for
skaters
to!
Going
into
the
overtime
both
;
CtlbUge
League:
Grotto
vs
"wring
mis
Month
work
in
shovelling
the
beautiful
j
ean
tore
'n
"
ma4f
but
thc
C.
N.
Operators;
K'.
of
C.
va
p
!
Th
-
'
if
thev
are
to-
continue
to
en
lov;
loal
boys
were
now
thoroughly
R.
n0t.l!
1riy
r..ji..i.
.
actions,
together
1
"
'
.
.
,
"
"
t
,
......
.
'
'
vamuiair
wiTn
mill,
m
.
.
l.ij
.
r.
r7
I
,
I0"'VM
Mi
nciu
ovi
ovfr.irom
aroused.
With
Dawson
and
Gra-
Le,0n-
Native
Son.
f
,
,
ham
on
the
forward
line
showing
'cVmJE
Lu
Lli
.
.
.
uu
xu,n,mon
HUD;
Young,
who
is
on
a
trin
,.th
t.
;the
benefit
of
his
health.
All
UllBl.
ftlOOSe
mum
U'l-
m
,
!!,.
fl
Orange
20
or
si
r
ft.u
41
unuirs.
VntiMa
...I
I
tb.
rv..
t,.i
1
I
--a
"in
nuve
Cbid
Storage.
returned
or
from
Prince
relieve
Febru
ary
cases,
the
first
three
mention
ed
being
new
actions
this
month:
Tom
Demistruk
vh.
L.
Sa
risky,
pof.oo,
Williams,
Mansnn
&
Gon
sales
forlalntiff,
Patmore
&
Ful
ton
for
defendant,
February
20.
Walter
II.
Perry
vs.
Steens
Limited.
$897.40.
Patmore
&
Ful
ton
for
plaintiff,
Williams.
Man
son
&
Gonsales
for
defendant
'-
11
ririsia
1
M
.
i'.
"urns
co.
Ltd.
vs.
H.
A.
Ross,
$048.6-1.
Patmore
&
Kultoh
for
plaintiff,
W.
E.
Fisher
for
defendant,
rebruary
21.
David
Ross
vs.
G.
C.
WnllcAi-
Williams,
Manson
A
Gonsales
for
T!intlif,
Patmore
&
Fultoh
for
1
defendant,
February
21
.
c.
O.
Rowe
vs.
Zenith
Cafe,
Williams
MnnHon
&
Gonsales
for
Plaintiff.
W.
E.
Fisher
for
defendant,
February
21.
Mtissgllem
(irocery
Co.
vs.
A
L.
Henderson.
Williams.
Manson
&
Gonsales
for
plaintiff,
V.
E.
FiHher
for
defendant,
February
Days
Tbe
Acme
Importers'
TEMPTATION
SALE
Mackinaw
Coats
Following
three
days
and
THE
FAMOUS
G.
W.
G.
MACKINAW
fO.Vj
ights
of
enthusiastic
curling.;
uue
-n(i
brown
check.
Norfolk
stvi..
the
members
of
the
Prtace
George
Curling
Club
coneluda)
the.
most
successful
bonspiel
In
the
history
of
the
club.
There
were
five
events
for
which;,
rn
addition
to
tbe
championship
trophies,
Individual
nricea
airirreirutinir
Home
Tenm
Shows
Sudden
Burnt
j
$750
in
value
were
added.
The
of
Speed
at
End
of
Second
i
weather
was
good
throughout
Game
the
bonspiel
and
there
)Were
many
'
spectators.
The
honors
of
the
SMITHERS,
Feb.
4.
Below
bonspiel
went
to
the
Dupre
rink
zero
temperatures
were
not
consisting
of
A.
Putman,
William
enough
to
stop
Smlthers
people
j
Bexon.
Paul
Wielatid
and
C.
turning
out
in
good
numbers
tojDupre
which
captured
the
Kelly
see
the
hockey
games
on
Thurs-'Cup
and
four
Uaar
rugs
which
pockets
.
Regtilar
$10
.
60
v&Iue
.
Temjitatjoty
Sale
Price
.
.
.'.
MenY
Overcoats
.FIVE
ONLY,
MEN'S
OVERCOATS
Repul;i
$85.00.
To
clear
at
Special
Temptation
of
;
AUSTRALIA
IN
LEAD
TODAY
Match
f,
scoring
two
against
are
being
made
,
by
(he
Prince
i.,
V
E'1
Feb'
4
'
Aiietra-f
in
in
the
xne
first
nrsi
period.
penoa,
Rupert
nupert
Basketball
basketball
Association
Association
,
,
"
."
the
"ad,
ln
th
"c
fwJ!
""
mrt
by
Prlmo
'I.
I
with
the
xtat.-n.'
i;'
uation
there
had
the
juilftary
w.-ts
r-
r'lITIflfirp
in
mw
One-Hundred
Local
People
Cross-'
of
the
9Pe-
nd
good
combina-
organisation
to
afford
competit-
nl"'.w'e,kf"
'
thif
givin
them
fllul
LljiuULl
ed
Harbor
Yesterday
and
Had
j
oi
me
iorwara
line
ana
wnen
ion
for
the
Maple
Leafs.
Proa-,:,
."'
"'n
Uer
ne
via-
Flne
Time
on
Splendid
Ice
the
third
Priod
started
the
score
peels
are
that
only
the
Players'
'
w,,h
on
more
w,cket
to
was
a
tie,
three
all.
For
the
first
Club
and
Native
Sena
(of
Canada
,V
'
Fully
100
persons
crossed
yes-
10
minutes
of
the
final
period
the
wHl
be
left
in
the
Serrfor
League
.wand
s
score
in
the
first
ln-
terday
to
the
Salt
Lake
to
enjoy
vis,to
bombarded
Robinson
With
the
withdrawal
of
Port
J"nR"
.w"
,
4
'
The
m
wl"
skating
qn
a
wonderful
sheet
of
from
aU
angles,
and
although
he
Simpson
and
KineoUth.
A
meet-
contin"ed
tomorrow
and
until
smooth,
irlare
ice.
Most
of
the.mademany
sensational
saves,
two
Inir
of
the
executlv
of
th
A-
the
HWond
""nings
is
completed.
skaters
made
the
trip
on
the'mt're
Roals
were
gained
against
.ociatlon
will'
be
held
at
an
early
"
'
Prince
Ruoert
Salvaire
&
Towinc!h,m-
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