I
I
III
ft;'
iff
v.-
fir
if
At
;4Her
is-
an
extraordinary
act
on
photv
taken
during
the.
heavyweight
wrestling
match
between
"pynamfte
Gus"
Sonnenburg
and
'Strangier"
Lwis,
in
Boston.
Jt
shows
.Lewis
flat
on
hia
shoulder
on
the
mat,
with
the
former
Dart
nodth
football
star
sprawled
on
top
of
him.
The
latter
won
the
first
fall
and
was
conceded
a
second,
thus
succeeding:
to
Lewis's
title
and
a
diamond-studded
belt.
PORT
SIMPSON
BASKETBALL
TEAM
BEAT
LOCAL
ALL-STARS
AT
EXHIBITION
HALL
BY
SMALL
MARGIN
IN
CLOSE
GAME
Port
Simpson
Y.
P.
E.
A.
defeated
Prince
Rupert
All-Stars
by
ascore
of
31
to
29
in
a
fast
and
nip-and-tuck
j
game
last
evening
in
tne
rjxmuiuon
nan.
vvnue
many
shots
were
missed,
good
combination
featured
the
game
.
The
score
was
even
for
the
last
10
minutes
with
both
skies
scoring
alternately'.'
Sankey
put
in
the
winning
basket'
for
Port
Simpson
only
a
couple
of
minutes
before
time1.
Sankey
opened
the
scoring
for
Port
Simpson
on
Howard's
foul
and
Howard
'seoredi
first
for
'
Rupert
on
Bryants.
fojiL.
..Prlnpe
n
r
AMOyi
Rupert
was
leading
by
8
to
2
in
HI
III
lNf
I
the
first
10
minute.
The
score,
"
half
4imrwas
17
to
15
in"-
.
IIAM
DAVlfcTf1
Prince
JJupeAi
ivWjhU-l
Ali
DeMsofWini
wfrV
ai
W
lows:
'
.
i
tPort
Simpson'
f
I
PUT.
A.
Wesley
j.
'
3
R.
Sankey
13
R.
Breritzen
..
H
R.
Knott
0
II.
Bryant
2
R.
Johnston
2
31
Prince
Rupert
W.
Mitchell
8
George
Mitchell
1.
W.
Lambie
6
S.
Gurvieh
0
Poll
Howard
.14
Dr.
J.
Gosee
.
.
.s
0
Per
5'
1
I
4
2
0
Short
of
Breath
Smothering
Feelings
Choking
Sensation
Mrs.
II.
Day,
Dartmouth,
N.S..
writes
"For
over
a
j-rar
I
was
troubled
with
smothering
vpeJla
and
ahortnm
of
breath,
and
it
was
unnoMible
for
me
to
walk,
even
a
short
distance,
because
of
the
choking
senaation
which
followed.
After
trying
many
treatments,
in
vain,
I
at
last
decided
to
try
and
in
a
surprisina
u:4
me,
mucn
go
od.
short
time
they
Price
COa
per
box
at
all
druntiiU
or
dealers,
or,
mailed
direct
on
receipt
of
pries
by.Ths
T.
Milburn
Co.,
Ltd.,
Toronto
On
t.
Square
Gardens
tnight
in
a
ten
round
Madison
Square
Gardens.
In
a
ten
round
semi-final
Charles
Belanger,
the
Canadian
COOL
WEATHER
and
coast
section
of
northern
B,
C.
according
to
the
report
of
the
Government
Telegraphs
this
mor-ining.
The
weather
in
the
Yukon
continues
warm
and
cloudy.
At
no
place
there
is
xero
weathe
reported,
whereas
twenty
below
was
registered
this
morning
at
tut
least
one
interior
point.
Fol
lowing
is
the
report:
Prinoe
Rupert
Clear,
calm;
temperature,
28.
llaysport
Clear,
calm,
26.
Port
Simpson
Clear,
calm,
18.
I
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
18.
Roeswood
Clear,
calm,
12.
Aiynnsh
Clear,
calm,
12.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm,
22.
Anyox
Clear,
calm,
20.
Stewart
Clear,
caljn,
12.
Haxclton
(Hear,
ciflm,
2.
Smithers
Clenrr
calm,
9
below.
I
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm
20
be-
3
Flashy
Brand
of
Hockey
Gives
MTrrr
Seattle
Win
Over
Vancouver
TWICKENHAM,
England,
Jan
10.
England
defeated
Wales
in
the
international
rugby,
8
to
3.
EDINBURGH,
Jan.
19.
Scotland
defeated
France
in
the
international
rugby
6
to
3.
Sport
Chat
,;Sharkey
is
guaranteed
the
surr
f
$100,000
to
fight
Young,
Strib
ling
of
Atlanta
at
Miami
Bead
on
February
27.
The
referee
it
to
be
acceptable
to
both
fighter
and
Jack
.
Dempsey
will
make
tht.
announcement
as
to
who
he.
is.
SmUhera
.
curlers
are
engage
in-
an
intar-rink
,bonspie
lor
,i
handsome
silver
pup
which
ha
been
presented
by
Ofof
Hanson
Mild
weather
has
kept
the
ic
aurfaru
in
a;
trirkv
condition
bul
1
nevertheless,
some
close
and
in
T
.
.
.
i
...
)
.
Charley
.Belangcr
Knocked
Out.LeM1
u.u
Nando
Tassl
'
in
Madison
There
are
twelve
rinks
and
th
skips
are:
W.
Simpson,
Frank
I!
Johnson,
.J.
P.,
Downey,
Georgi
r,,
,n.
t
Findlsy,-
Charles
Reid,
Dr.
R.
C
..
.'
..
..
rT
.
Bamford..
S.
.
II.
Hoskins,
J.
A.
2
!',VhJ
"'"J!!"
Jig?h
Macdonlldrwiiliam
Doodson.
J
from
bat-
Aberdeen,
Washington,
p,nnert
Robert
EIllott
and
j
7
tered
out
a
deeision
over
James
r
a.i,V
G.
4
Stephens.
t.
..i.-K
.
t
nu..
,..f
mtch
at
Tom
McArdle,
Madison
Square
Garden
matchmaker,
has
begun
i
negotiations
for
a
return
match
hiituun
lav
Millar.
Chieaoro
heavyweight
knocked
out
Nando
ljghtwe,Bhti
and
B,by
Face
Jim-Tassi
of
Italy
n
the
fourth
round.;
McLarnin,
the
Vancouver
slugger
who
suffered
s
technical
knockout
at
Miller's
hands
recently.
Last
week
,
McLarnin
atag-e4a,Wmebacjf'Jr
outpointipg,
Joe
IM
IMTCDI
AD
Glick
of
Brooklyn,
another
lead-
-
"
-
-1
IH:
B
IV
I
r.llllll
ma
contender
ootne
same
nig
nt
j.
i
.
that
(Miller
knocked
out
Tommy-
in
two
interrmsuiMe
tagei
,
Grogan.,of
Omajia.,
McArdle
hopes
'
m'atcnes
which
orHliIoted
the
pro-ynkon
Territory
Warm
and
sge
the
bwt
in
New
-York
6n
eVr5J,onn"l0."v,!:.!V
Cloudy
While
Northern
M.C.
.
iFty
15,
rltt
II,
Willie
xjni.iv.
ui
naiM
1ft
UOIU
Reserve
21
to
12.
.
,
R.
B.
Skinner
refereed
all
.
Th
coo!
c,er
wither
f0How-Dell.
games
and
was
assisted
by
Lee
Danny
Morrison
was
'ime
,n
'
few
days
ago
keener.
The
attendance
was
h"
the
whole
interior
rather
small.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
League,
Division
2
Blackpool
0.
Barnsley
I.
Grimsby
3.
Bromwich
1.
Middlesboro
4,
Chelsea
5.
Millwnll
2,
Portvale
1.
NotU
County
6.
Hull
City
0.
Oldham
2,
Preston
1.
Southampton
2,
Reading
2.
SfW
City
.3,
Clapton
1.
Swansea
0.
Bristol
City
2.
Wolverhampton
4,
Tottenham
2
Bardford
1.
Nottsf
Forest
lf
Arsenal
4,.
Portsmouth
0,
Aston
Villa
5,
Westham
2.
Blackburn
1,
Bolton
3.
Bury
2,
Newcastle
0.
Cardiff
3,
Derby
0.
Evertnn
9.
Birmingham
2,
Huddcxafiuld
City
2
ft
z,
Alanchestcr
Leicester
2,
Liverpool
JO.;'
j
Manchesier
.Unltefl
1.
Leeds's.
hcfjfield.UBlted
i0,
Burnley
JJ
ounuenana
t,
ine
weuneeaay
low.
Atlln
Part
cloudy,
E.
wind,
15.
Now
that
women
are
to
become
Whitehorse
Cloudy,
JIght
S.
feminine
'
once
again,
it
is
ob
wind,
10.
ivlous
that
the
modern
girl'a
Selkirk
Part
cloudy,
calm,
10.
daughter
will
never
be
the
man
Dawson
Cloudy,
cnlm,
15.
iher
mother
was.
London
Opinion
SCOTTISH
CUP
SOCCER
TODAY
.
.
f.
.
1
,
.
.
14
.
matches,
today
were
as
follows
Queen
of
South
2,
Inverness
Caledonians
2.
Fraserbu:gh
4,
Civil
Service
Strollers
3.
Berwick
A.
Ayr
9.
Nithdale
0,
St.
Mirren
4.
Celtic
6,
Arthurlie
1.
East
Fife
1.
Partiek2.
ilt
Andrew's
University
0,
Bathgate
3.
Albion
Rovers
7,
Galaton
l.
Hearts
0,
Airdries
2.
,
Third
Lanark
C,
Clydebank
2
.
Motherwell
i,
Leith
1.
KETCHIKAN
HERE
Basketball
Series
lo
He
Played
Next
Month;
He-Opening
of
League
Activities
Not
SEATTLE,
Jan.
19.
The
leafeue-leading
Vancouver
Vet
Set
:
mb$
after
.a
long
stn.ryibtoh
row
went.dovrt!
Price"7u7ert
Ba.ketbn
dieai
here
.
last,mg,htiin.a'Radfio:coast.
hockey
game
Assofciation
is
'jft
Vbmmunication
tiie
hands
of
the
Seattle
Eskimos.
The
score
was
two
wlth
Ketchikan
wh'icfr
is
desirous
to
nil.
.
f
sending
a
senior
jneh's
team
The
Seattle
team
was
strengthened
by
the
acquisition
here
for
a
series
of
three
Karnes.
nt
"Pnt-W
T
ovrino
crnaf
rpnfW
whn
wns
reoentiV
iteCUlert
KeicniKan
suggested
from
Detroit
and
who
displayed
a
flashy
brand
of
hockev
that
swept
the
Lions
off
their
eet
EiDCTnnnMn
illls
was
only
tne
sixm
win
lilllllllf
nr
thp
Kslrimns
in
17
mimes,
but
t
had
so
much
imprestsiveness
about
it
that
it
carried
weight.
2
.
..i.uuver
piayea
ju.
a
goou
hockey
i
as
they
ever
did,
.but
gainst,
a
different-hockey
team
.
1RUGEY
GAMES
OLDCOUNTRY
that
the
games
be
played
neict
week,
but
the
local
association,
fearing
cold
weather,
proposes
that
they
be
delayed
until
February.
The
series
will
probably
take
place
about
the
same
time
as
the
northern
B.
C.
championship
games
are
played
here.
Ketchikan
offers
simila
terms
to
what
Prinee
Rupert
may
set
for
a
return
series
at
TTeefii-
kan.
,
The
date
for
thei
GLASGOW.
Jan.
19.
Results
basketball
league
of
the
first
round
proper
ot
ine
prjnce.
Rupert,
has
n
Scottilh
loot
ball
cup
competition
n
u
Iikelv
tha!
nnt
ho
aii
mnnv
tamHin
me
sea
ond
half
of
the
seatfm
as
there
were
in
the
Ifr'st;.
,
Port
Simpson
in
j
-
!
u
Senior
has
withdrawn
"froms
the
League
in
which
it
nwd
an
easy
lead,
owing
to
the
fact
that
the
raeiribers
of
the
team
are
unable
to
BueJde
Thistle
0,
Queen's
Park
Team
quIntette
in
the
Ladies'
News
and
Views
The
Wor
of
SONNENBURtt
-WINNING
WRE
HUNG
BOUT
FROM
LEWIS
J
I
r
Dnt,L
J
Uftr7.
HOOPSTOFROM18
me
Mm
TEMPT
'ifllmarnock
8.
Glasgow
UnW-i!!!JrS.T
S5Sii5
ity
I-
Dosition
for
the
Maple
Leaf
a..,
an
KETCHIKAN
FISHING
BOATS
CHANGE
HANDS
:
'
...
.
m
ari
i
Ata
o
n
n
.1
it
n
l
nr
ihvueh
mc
.
.
.
a
'
-
nUf0rHn-
1
Cowdenbeath
3.
"
T..
'T'T
"
al
oatce
was
opened
on
-
-
still
iniaci.
St.
Bernards
i,
raiKirK
z.
.
I'iji.
n
,
r
.
1.
A
i
Armaaaie
o,
loorpai.
Boness
7,
Newton
Stewart
1
Rangers
11,'
Edinburgh
City
1.
Alloa
3l
East
Stirling
3.
Duridee
1,
Kings
Park
1.
Hamilton
2,
Forfar
1.
Hibernians
1,
St.
Johnston
2.
1
'
Dunkbld
and
Birnam
Claekman
an,
postponed.
Bredalbane
Brechin
City,
portioned.
Beith
2,
Raith
Rovers
2.
Huntly
1,
Stonhousemulr
3.
Aberdeen
5,
Solway
Star
0.
Clyde
4,
Montroses
1.
Arbroath
2,
Inverness
Thistle
0.
DEVELOPMENT
Total
1
C,
IN
THE
WEST
ort
Mt
.
.
a
a.
l
.
ons
for
tne
exceptional
activity
in
Renins
was
the
erection
of
an
MMembly.
plant
ef
the
-GeneraL
.
.
,
,
,,
?
-"".
station
and
fre
ght
sheds
nearly
"
"
said
Cecil
Ewart,
commssioner,
.
'"ft
finished,
and.a
number
of
ndist-
.
Att
t
4u-
r
!!
i
of
industries
of
the
Canadian
,
,
..
.
i
tn,.,-
locating
on
the
lines
of
the
miiUHOi
nunnaiB,
"
vi.vs
si
,
ili.
ion,
in
submitting
his
annual
re-
,
,
port
to
William
Phillips,
manager
vnn..T,f
t
r
r-
KETCHIKAN
Jan
10:-From
Jf
the
lnuugtr!al
departroent.
present
indications
there
will
be
Montreal.
The
totfti
induBtriai
several
changes
in
ownership
of
development
on
the
Canadian
boats
when
the
halibut
season
NatlonaI
UneB
in
WMtern
Canada
opens
on
February
15.
.
However,
,n
the,paat.
year
,
amounled
to
so
far
as
can
be
learned
at
the
said.
Of
j27f
42G,500
.he,
this
present
time
there
will
nl$e
so
8um?2I27,50Q
rcWnted
new
many
new
bpali
to
enter,
the
iat
i,ri3U8
Vncfjdlng
country
el-
"
WS
miiuVi-u.w
,evators
dilvafehduses
and
coal
year.
Among
.the
recent-
changes,
is
the
sale
of
the
interest
held
by
S
Contain
Christ
Ross
and
Howe
In
the
Senator
iand
Marcus
Ness
and
Shr
Ness.
-MiTretrs
Nes
Is
one
of
the
own-
sheds.
Existing
industries
on
the
National
liner
dnereased
their
I),ant80,lhe
pten)
of
$5,827,000
AJ
Alf
lnearlyMJ00(t
men
were
given
work
in
the
new
development.
The
outstanding
feature
during
1928
was
the
enormous
increase
-
4
w
rurewuet
ami
na.
the
values
of
buildings
erected,
been
her
and
'
engineer
on
Sig
nf-
Mr.
Ewert
w.rt
.0.h
stated.
Building
ti,.M.u
Ness
was
fisherman
on
the
Fore
most
t
the
per
Andrew
Person
will
take
lam
n
place
of
Marcus
Ness
on
the
,1innAM
i.
wt..t.L
Foremost
and
the
Ness
brothers
.,Je.:7"'""'rS.X
will
take
out
the
Senator.
Captain
Chris
Ross
left
for
the
itatet
on
the
Norco
and
is
said
that
he
will
look
around
to
see
If
he
can
pick
up
another
boat.
Don't
take
a
chance
of
wet
feet
ffhen
you
can
Get
a
pair
of
Rubbers
here
,
for
$1.25
t
v
vv,
in
uaonuiutMl
UIIU
lirIIlA
000.000
each.
Edmonton
$1,000..
000
and
Westminster
$21,000,000.
In
the
three
prairie
provinces
V
ii
on
.
-ju
new
une
elevators
were
built
along
the
railway,
as
against
120
in
the
previous
year.
The
rapid
growth
of
the
oil
industry
was
indicated
in
the
locating
of
115
new
bulk
storage
plants,
as
compared
with
78
In
1927.
One
of
the
new
wells
at
Wainwright
was
producing
800
barrels
a
day.
Mention
was
made
of
the
Iplption
of
the
Manitoba
Northern
j
Railway
to
the
FlJn
Flon
mine
and
nf
(lib
til
n
no
At
u
i-i
The
famous
"Master
Mechanic"
developments'
to
.d
I
M
000,.
Shirts
for
mcn-prlce
the
lowest
000.
The
Manitoba
paper
com-
cer.
innnv
haA
bAAbA
...n
i
-
If
you
want
to
save
money,
visit
;lt8
nlant
nt
Plnpffl11.
,...,
the
Montreal
Importers
THIRD
AVENUE
B
-
u,
iiviciaii)fc
its
output
40
per
cent,
the
total
Investment
in
this
plant
and
the
townslte
to
date
is
$11,000,000.
Due
to
the
increased
Industrial
activity
In
Saskatchewan,
and
to
"
sis
iisa
visjlllll.
Mr.
Ewart
made
reference
I
J
e
importers
Fiith
Annual
ATIOM
SALE
FINAL
SPECIALS
SWEATRIIS
FOR
MEN
aLACK
AND
WH1TK
lUMliO
SW
HATERS
Coat
Myi,
.
,
n
cen!
pure
wool.
Temptation
Sale
Prks
RAINCOATS
FOR
BOYS
AND
GIRLS
ftitig
of
RAINCOATS--
Blade
in
Scotland,
where
raincoats
an
rau,n
vities
in
Roys'
.and
girls'
sites
from
24
to
32.
Great
w.-nrm,'
yet
been
Ram-fWWmatch
.
Temptation
Bale
rrice
there
wilf
,
,T
v
UVy4
,
SHIRTS
FOR
MEN
MTS
DRHifflilRTS-
pit
sssortmefit
to
choos
MtW
bfltoe
ai(
ajsea
in
one
pattern
.
'Temptation
Safe
Ptke
MEN'S
PANTS
obtain
work
here.
Whether
or
not
PANTS
FOR
MEN
in
good
qosHty
tweds,
worsteds
Kincollth
will
be
back
is
not
def-
TempUtion
Sale
Price
irritely
known.
Withdrawal
of.
these
two
native
teams
would
leave
only
two
aggregations
in
the.
Senior
League
Native
Sons
of;
Canada
and
Players'
Club.
)
For
various
reasons,
the
Drill
from;
,11
SO
.it
-I
trg
The
Acme
Importers
i
BLUSH
UN
r
Alt
Ur
A
iiro
oi
(0&
present
year
in
ensrge
:
niPTf
IDP
IP
i
DC
M
of
A
T.
Roblin.
One
of
the
ress-'
.
riU!UIL
1J
LRL
llU
to
the
new
Canadian
National
hotel
at
Vancouver,
to
the
filling
of
False
Creek
and
to
the
completion
of
the
$2,500,900
elevator
of
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool,
in
speaking
of
th
development
of
the
Pacific
coast
The
new
ele-l
v
vatnr
haa
nni,ltii
'Ojnftr
A
MONTREAL.
Ja
1
'
-4
.Motors
Corporation
s
in
Canada,
P"
"
;'n
Mcr-.H
.
,
,
'
.
at
.
cost
to
date,
of
1.250.000.
Bi
...
oni'
night
recently
l
lu
;
Kwvrk
Aloni.n
line,
ine
o.
t.
narns-uai
.
N.
II,
Line
in,
Year
Sv'as
jftd-
ritolv
the
old
Sas-.
tchewan
Lumber
S27
126,500
Hatcher
of
the
chenn
.
meat.-
A
picture
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Companyttu'
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a
o"
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awddenly
fif
.nt
t,i.r,
hicb
1...
has
1
been
shot
down
I
plant,
WINNIPEG.
Jan.
10:
"Thercfyi"
ZT
"
-
"inwer
lempany
is
operating
a
i
is
no
doubt
but
thai
the
Bim
pl.rt
along
this
line,
and
American
manufacturers
are
rwi
,
...
looking
to
the
west
as
a
promis-
into
.mw
Weyburn
iicjuui
i
was
nan
rcuun
reported,
wRh
with
color
bv
som
i
method
known
to
clifmn'ry.
t
iiie
hue
was-identua
with
1
which
springs
into
th.
face
t
lowing
one
of
life's
cml.arr.as
nopeiti.
PlSrSicmS
of
a
liper
plant
tf
sprajned
with
an
unknown
i
stance
and
turned
r
piak
or
purple
as
th
whim
dt
aichenist
seemed
t
i-um;
white
liquid
almost
iint..ntw
ly
became
black
,-
m
"'
15
liquids,
auoearins
like
ua:r.
.poured
together
n.l
ourst
iato
flame.
-
.
7
"
"rii)usr.siMiLi.Hi
is
construction
of
ferry
aj(,
bf'
1WW"
1
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the
C.N.R.
at
Naramata
and
Pen-i
'
"
ticton,
and
the
building
of
the'
VICTORIA,
Jan.
I:'
Boy'
the
Pwnama
Pacific
Grain
Com-
pont,
matchpiaker
of
thf
pany
a
million
bushel
elevator
at
Boxing
(Bob,
annoum
!
this
as
Victoria.
ing
tnat
he
has
mtf
iMillnr,
colored
light
h..,vy
H.
Forrest,
representative
of
with
Yooag
Peter
Ja.
k-n
"f
local
C.
N.
railway
clerks,
left
i
Angeles,
the
bout
tu
i;
W
p!.
n
this
morning's
train
to
attend
th
Tillicura
uvmna
i'"
s
i
convention
st
Saskatoon.
unlay.
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2d
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