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1
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li
PAGE
TWO
CRICKET
TEST
ISINDOUBT
Australia
has
89
Runs
to
-Matte
and
Four
Wickets
Vet
tof
Fall
at
Adelaide
,..
,
.
FINAL
TOMORROW
Cloe
Finish
Fosiblef
In
'Fourth
Event
of
I(s
IvIn'Between
Two
Teams,
ADELAIDE,,
Feb.
7
(Australia
battled
gamely
in
the
fourth
innings
of
the
cricket
test
match
with
England
and
when
stumps
were
drawn
today
they
hdd
scored
all
but
80
6f
the
349
run
it
required
to
win.
Theyj
had
four
wicket
in
hand
at
the,
end
of
the
day's
play
but
these;
being
the
Uil-enders
it
may
be
anybody's
game
anfl
the
finish
is
very
Hkefy
to
be
an
exciting
one
tomorrow.
'
The
scores
werf
t
England
3rt4
apd
383
an
aggregate
"vf
71,7.
t,
Australia
3p
and
260
for
C
wickets
an
aggregate
of
G29,
GROITO
WINNER
IN
FIRST
DIVISION
BILLIARD
TOURNEY
F.
G.
Pyle,
Canadian
Legion,
defeated
A.
A.
Easson,
Grotto,
by
a
score
of
250
to
299
last
night
in
the
final
outstanding
game
of
last
week's
first
division
billiard
fixture,
the
aggregate
on
the
tourney
thus
being
1177
to
1135
In
favor
of
the
tobacconists.
START
MADE
IN
BILLIARD
GAME
F.
Williams
(Grand
Terminal)
'
Wins
Over
Charlie
RapTTe"''
'
(Cold
Storage)
Only
one
game
was
played,
last
night
in
the
second
divisjojf
jbil-:
Hard
league
fixture,
Frank
Wil
liams,
Grand
Terminals,
winning
200
to
86
over
Charles
Bajrtiej
Cold
Storage.
Other
games
to
be
played
are
as
follows:
E.
Fenelon,
Grand
Terminals,
vs.
J.
Hillrr.an,
Cold
Storage.
W.
II.
Jarman
ys,
A.
Balllie.
C.
L.
Youngman
vs.
J,,Camp-bell.
John
Bulger
vs.
S.
D.
Macdon-ald..
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
Fi-brii:
ury
t
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
Sport
Chat
The
Beach
team
is
going
strong
in
the
Senior
basketball
league
at
An.vox,
having
registered
victories
in
its
two
last
games.
The
Beach
beat
the
Mechanics
by
25
to
20
and
won
30
to
25,ovor
the
Concentrator,
The
scores
Indicate
that
play
is
close
and
interesting
at
the
smelter
town.
The
High
School
girls'
basketball
team
at
Anyox
lost
both
its
last
games,
being
beaten
8
to
6
by
the
Beach
and
13
to
8
by
the
Mine.
Games
tonight
in
the
men's
section
of
the
Fraternal
Whist
League
will
be
as
follows:
Moose
vs
Seal
Cove;
Grotto
vs
Knights
of'
Pythias;
St.
George's
Society
vs
New
Empress
Athletic
Club;
Lief.
Erikson
Society,
bye.
The
standing
to
date
is
as
follows:
CIrotto
-,
.r.
...
6
1
C
New
Empress
4
2l
4
Moose
4
3
4
Heal
Cove
4
3
4
St.
George's
3
4
3
K.
of
P.
,
.
2
5
2
Lelf
Erikson
1
6
1
The
Ladles'
League
standing
Is
as
follows;
W.
L.
P.
Orange
.....5
4
5
Moose
6
4
5
C,
N,
R.
.
4
5
4
St.
George's
...4
5
4
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
of
S.
D.
Johnson
Co.,
Ltd.)
The
following
quotations
were
bid
and
asked:
I).
C
Silver,
1.25.
Nil.
Bay
view,
A3,
A.
Big
Missouri.
2.06,
2.08.
Corkj
ProvIfce-2sgr3.
Cotton
Belt,
50,
85.
George
Copper,
11.20,
11.25.
iJeorgJe
River,
471
48l2.
Grandview,
71,
71.
Independence,
.IQ'i,
11.
Indian
Mines,
Nil,
8.
t,
th'tern.
CoaT
&fCoke,
36'
2.
39.
Kocitenay
Florence,
23,
21.
Kootenay
King,
37,
37
'2.
L.
&.
L.,
5,
bz.
Lakevlew,
f'2,
Nil.
Lueky
Jim,
Nil,
20.
Mohawk,
7,
8.
Morton
Woolsey,
Nil,
5.
Marmot
River
Gold,
Nil,
1.
Marmot
Metals,
Nil,
7Vi.
Nat,
Sil.
G.
S.,
20Va,
21.
Noble
Five,
Nil,
69.
Oregon
Copper,
98,
99.
Pend
'Oreille,
11.50,
11.75.
Premier,
2.10,
2.12.
Porter-Idaho,
63,
67.
Reeves
McDonald
3.20,
3.30.
Rufus-Argenta,
36,
38.
Ruth-Hope,
63.
54.
Silver
Crest,
11,
ll'a.
Silverado
Cons.
1.12,
1.14.
Silversmith,
17t,
,
Sicca
n
KIng.JO,
J0T.
Snowflake,
33,
34.
'
Terminus,
Nil,
10.
Topley
Richfield,
45,
46.
Toric
Mines,
2.00,
2.35.
Whitewater,
1.25,
1.35.
Woodbine.
3'..
44.
Eastern
Stocks
.Sherritt-Gordon
selling
at
8
60.
Noranda
selling
at
C2.00.
FELT
MISERABLE
ALL
THE
TIME
Hcadackes
and
Ttrednett
Ended
bj
"FRUIT.A.TIVES"
Pome
people
suffer
for
years
with
HesWtah
without
ever
trying
to
find
nut
wbt
it
the
CAUSE
of
the
pain.
They
fct
all
ruo-down,
and
seem
to
think
this
weak,
depressed
feeling
is
the
remit
of
th
headarhes.
As
a
matter
of
fart,
chronic
lleadarhea
are
the
reault
of
poisoned
blood,
du
to
faulty
action
of
the
bowels,
kidneys
and
skin.
'"Fruit-a-tivr"
slops
head-ithr
because
it
reRulates
the
bowels,
kidneys
and
akin
frees
the
body
of
WM
matter
which
poisons
the
blond
tnd
thus
keeps
the
blood
pure
and
rich.
As
Mrs.
Michael
Coulis
of
Killaloe,
Ont.,
writes
"I
uned
to
feel
tired
out
and
run-down
and
had
severs
Headaches.
After
using
'Fruit-a-tives'
tht
headaches
and
tiredness
quickly
din-appeared
and
for
two
years
now
I
hAT
been
in
the
heat
of
health."
And
youT
Do
you
suffer?
Mrs.
Coulis
ahowa
you
the
way
to
get
well
take
"Fruit-a-titee."
25c.
and
60c
a
box
at
dealers
everywhere.
i
1
EARL
SANDE
WILL
RIDE
AGAIN
Earl
Sande,
famous
jockey,
misses
the
thnii
oi
booting
'em
homo
in
front,
so
he
has
petitioned
the
Maryland
racing
commission
to
change
its
rules
and
bIIow
him
to
ride
his
own
mounts.
Earl
retired
to
become
a
mere
owner
of
thoroughbreds.
The
Bbove
lay-out
shows
him.
top,
left.ridlng
a
winner,
while
below
is
a
picture
taken
after
a
hard
finish,
over
a
muddy
course.
On
the
right
is
Sande
in
his
own
riding
silks.
SCOTTISH
CUP
SOCCER
PLAY
LONDON,
Feb.
7:
The
fol
-
lowing
were
the
scores
for
yes
-
ter'day's
Scottish
Cup
football
re?amiiton
1.
Clyde
2.
Dundee
United
2,
Stonhouse
Mulr
0
Ralth
Rovers
5,
Bathgate
2.
'
Arbroath
5,
Murrayfield
2.
Airdries
3,
Cowdenbeath
STOCK
MARKET
KN0CK0UTBLOW
Ructions
Created
at
New
York
Exchange
by
Federal
Order
and
British
Discount
liaise
JfEW
YORK,
Feb.
7:
Specu.
latfon
for
a
market
advance
re
celved
a
terrific
jolt
today
when
the
market
was
confronted
with
tow.
should
be
eliminated
from
a
Federal
Reserve
Board
warning
'the
assets
.
The
reasons
advanced
against
:
the
active
use
of
specu-
ae
that
there
has
been
no
outlay
latlve
credit
and
an
advance
of
f
cash
by
the
province
In
acorn
percent
in
the
Bank
of
Eng-.'iu'rinjr
this
amount
and
that
land
discount
rate.
i
the'
'
is
no
obligation
on
the
part
The
The
price
price
of
of
most
most
of
of
the
the
active
active
Tissues
Issues
bVolie
bYoTb'nyiwti
'mjJtW
to
to
seven-
sovwi
-
teen
JoJIaraOfoytttng
buying
UMB
devcjopd
V
early
af
-
texnoQnnd
Sew
M
the.
recov
-
1
erics
eWlira'n
Tan
from
Itom
?3
$3r
Jb
$13
513
ner
per
share
Trading
wsnn
enormous;
The
market"
'again
plunged
1
aownwara,
1a1
later
trading.
Radio
Corporation
broke
$35
per
share
and
Adams
Express
$19.
GOVERNMENT
ATTACKED
BY
OPPOSITIpN
LEADER
OVER
THE
OEDEKS-LVCOUNCIL.
(continued
from
page
1)
made
and
in
many
instances
with
the
force
of
the
law
itself,
declared
Mr.
Pattullo,
averting,
"we
are;going
to
find,
out
whether
the
public
business
Is
to
be
conducted
open
and
above
board
as
pledged
by
the
leader
of
the
government,
or
whether.
It
is
to
be
carried
on
behind
closed
doors."
Mr.
Uphill
lent
vigorous
support
to
Mr,
Pattullo.
declaring
the
government's
attitude
savored
of
Klu
Klux
Klan
methods..
Provincial
Secretary
Howe
Insisted
that
it
was
absurd
to
propose
that
the
orders
should
be
m.
vealed
to
anyone
who
might
wish
to
sec
them.
He
cited
the
Ottawa
practice,
where
the
orders
remain
the
property
of
the
cabinet
and
are
disclosed
only
after
consultation
with
the
department
concerned.
All
secrets
of
the
government
are
given
to
the
opposition
leader
under
the
seal
of
confidence
and
he
declared
that
this
course
is
was
planned
to
continue.
-
ir-r-
-r?
'
'
'AUDIT
MADE
B.C.
FINANCES
j
Anticipated
That
Final
Report
!
Will
Make
Recommendation
,
for
Changes
1
VICTORIA.!
7
An
in.
f
?n
ud
conduct-
ea
oy
a
iirm
oi
cnurierea
account
paints
for
the
government
was
tabled
in
the
legislature
yeeter-
',dayr
'''
!
'
The-report,
!
which
was
Incomplete,
is
to
be
followed
later
by
ia
main
report
which
will
make,
'
it
is
anticipated,
a
number
of
changes
in
the
accounting
system
in
certain
particulars,
so
as
to
avoid
duplication
,
which
it
is
stated,
occurred.
At
the
present
time
there
is
no
statement
regarding
the
public
debt,
but
the
recommendation
made
in
.
regard
to
the
preparation
of
a
balance
sheet
is
that
the
Dominion
of
Canada
capital
account
should
not
be
shown
as
;tn
asset.
The
account
appears
as
$14,776,000
and
the
i
Item,
in
the
opinion
of
the
audi
j'
!of
tn
in
uominio
Dominion
to
pay
Wore
than
iV1
th
annual
annual
gr
grant.
It
Is
not
as-
Enable
as
ai
an
asset
And
that
Krnt,,
a
p
perpetual
and
that
therefore
"
i
not
possible
to
esti-
mate
",anx
the
l"'
caplti
caimai
vaiue
or
it.
-
SAYS
CHINESE
OF
VANCOUVER
ARE
DESTITUTE
W.
W.
It.
Mclnnex
Declares
Gantbllng
Joints
Only
Places
They
Have
to
Go
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
7:
Hard
ship,
cold
and
hunger
stalked
through
Vancouver's
Chinatown
during
the
present
wave
of
chilly
weather
it
was
revealed
In
the
police
court
yesterday.
,
Bjteveu
of
Jjje.gS
Chinese
charged
With
being
Inmates
of
a
gaming
house
were
allowed
to
go
free,
by
Magistrate
Shnw
yesterday
when
represented
by
their
cpunsel.
W.
W.
1),
Mcjnnes
that
they
hnd
sought
shelter
from
the
cold
there.
The
others
were
fitted...
On
witness
declared
that
there
were
about
1000
Chinese
almost
destitute
Jn
the
city.
"Times
are
bard
In
Chinatown"
said
Mr.
Melnne.
"Cold
has
eaimx!
Intense
suffering
and
the
Chinamen
have
few
plucea
to
go
to
escape
It.
Some
of
them
are
doubling
up
In
bed.
Since
the
gambling
dens'
have
been
closed
they
have
no
means
of
obtaining
shelter.
i'1
'jS'
'V
I.
w
HEN
r.
"
-
'
y
'
-.
...
i
This
advertisement
Is
not-published
or
displayed
bjr
the
Liquor
r
of
British
Cobjnibla
KOMO
PROGRAM
FOR
THE
WEEK
Thursday,
February
7
6:00
Kiddles'
Program
from
Storyland.
5t30
Stock
and
Grain
Guotat-tonsT-
$546
News
Flashes.
!
G00
Seiberling
'Singers.
B;30VSpanlh
Orchestra,
Spanish
soloist.
-
I
7:30
Standard
Symphony
Hour.
I
8t30
Correct
Time.
I
8;30
Crescent
Old
Time
Band,
originating
KHQ,
Spokane.
S
:30
Novelty
Trtoj
vocal;
"Something
about
Everything."
16:00
Associated
Brasa
Band
Joint
KGW,
Portland,
and
KHQ
Spokane.
11:00
Vocal;
Novelty
Trio.
ll;30
Nate
News.
11145
Fifth
Ave.
Theatre
Or-gtU
12:30
Silent.
Friday,
February
8
5
iOO
Harmonists;
vocal
duets,
5:15
Stock
and
bond1
quotations,
6:30-Land
O'Hhcalth.!
5:62
News
Flashes.
6:00
Wm.
Wrigley.
C;30
Philco
Hour.
7:00
Hudson-Essex
Challengers.
7:30
Program
originating
KGW,
Portland.
8:00-R,C.A.
Hour.
,
9:00
Correct
Time.
J:00
Oriental
Program.
9:30
Moon
Magic.
10:00
The
Trocaderana,
11;30
Late
News
Flashes,
11
145
Fifth
Ave.
Tliontr
fir.
gan
Recital.
12:3fcr-SJ!ent.
Saturday,
February
9
6:00
National
Orchestra.
0:00
Concert
Orchestra,
vocal.
THREE
STAR
BRAN
I.
7:00
Lucky
Strike
Hour.
8:00
Concert
Orchestra;
Mixed
Quartet
Joint
with
KGW,
Portland.
I
9:00
Correct
Time.
9:00
Joy
Boy.
9:15
Concert
Orchestra,
onl
duets.
10:15
"Something
about
Everything
;"duets
vocal.
11:30
Late
Newa.
11:45
Fifth
Ave.
Theatre
Organ
Recital.
12:30
Silent.
BILLIARD
STANDINGS
,
.The
ilnst
division
standing
to
date
is
as
foflows:
'
TEAM
STANDINGS
PI.
Ttl
Av
Grotto
1
1177
1177
Canadian
Legion
..
1
1135
1135
Grand
Terminals
...
0
0
0
INDIVIDUAL
AVERAGES
First
Division
F..G.
Pyle
(CL)
...
.3
750
250
W.
E.
Wllliscroft
(G)
2
600
250
Dr.
J.
A.
West
(CL)
.
1
247
217
W.
H.
Long
(GT)
..
6
1471
245
Bert
Morgan
(G)
...
2
48C
243
W.
J.
Nelson
(GT)
.
.
ft
1460
243
G.
P.
Tinker
(CL)
.
.
C
1438
240
J.
Hamilton
(GT)
..
3
718
239
!M.
McLachlan
(G)
.
2
4G4
232
A.
Donald
(C)
7
1C10
230
C.
P.
Balagno
(GT)
.
6
1377
230
M.
Andrews
(CL)
.
13G9
228
F.
Stephens
(G)
1578
225
J.
Andrews
(CL)
.
.
.
15C0
223
Col.
McMordle
(CL)
.
131
T
219
Ben
Self
(GT)
435
218
Alex
Murray
(CL)
.
1298
21G
W.
Mitchell
(GT)
..
G33
211
D.
Brown
(G)
7
1441
20C
A.
A.
Easson
(G)
.
.
.
1421
203
W.
H.
Jarman
(GT)
.
315
173
J.
Bulger
(GT)
....
136
13(1
J.
Beesley
(G)
135
135
C.
L
Youngman
(GT)
108
108
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
7:
Wheat
was
quoted
on
the
local
exchange
today
at
$1.27.
BY
M
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Governmest
NEW
COUNCIL
AT
KITKATLA
Election
of
Native
Ugisliton
I
DUtrlct
Village
Held
Recently
The
election
of
the
1P2
oUneSl
at
Kitkatla
rc-ulted
lowsi
Chief
councillor--IL-nry
Pro
Councillors
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