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SPOUTS
TIIEIIC
FIRST
ENGLISH
HUNT
r
-NEGRO
DIED
ENGLAND
ENDS
0
IN
THE
RING;
i
SECOND
INNING
HIT
ON
CHIN
CRICKET
MATCH
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1
St.
-SSL
it''i'K4M
m
v-t
The
King
and
Queen
of
Belgium,
with
Switzerland.
CHICAGO
AGAIN
INWINNING
.Playing
Now
to
Get
Into
the
Hockey
Game
Next
Year
TOJIONTO,
Oiil
Feb.
U.
Chicago,
the-
')iojeless
tail-enders,
admittedly
arc
no
Irving
to
getjinywliere.
Their
oli-ject
is
the
development
of
a
combination
that
will
carry
theni
through
next
year
aiid
it
Carson,
Secretary
R.
U.
Smith,
begins
to
look
a
IIioiirIi
they
)
Treasurer.
Poli
Howard,
Lee
Dell,
had
found
if.
Jolirtny
Cotlclig.
Geo.
Mitchell.
F.
W.
Allan,
Geo.
converted
from
defense
to
the
Johnston.-,
E.
Anderson.
V.
Lam-fonurd.
and
Ins
mates,
Miller
0ie
and
Doug.
Friizell.
and
McKnmon,
JaMtfighl
broktf
n'
was
deeded
to
sUrt
the
sec-".f
strttik
lliul
Jta.yalifd
ond
haIf
of
(hmuoil
on
Xu.
s
ice
Decemlier
27:i
h
a
vie-
Aav
Pj,h,.r.
.r
tu
.i
fey-
fl'hv
'w
York
"
ATnerTcaiwi
.
after
losing
sum
Ii
llirci'.fiafiu;s
ret
.amies
ftll
ftlI.j..T1m
j
....;
back
on
their
.tii-ht
,
ktxv
'
toir.T.
T
""'V""?,'
l,ap,e
SltZ.t
iV"
vr.i
.
n
:
"sr
Vn
'
V
rte
m
and
Kagle.
to
Cook
was
iiTOhSW'0
-SK.V.B.
oltv
mid
a
m
Tijif
for
shUiua
!'epreiM!nt
.
W
,
nterm?r,at!
NJs
Slewuct.
who
mjn.Tedone
teKU'1a
Thf
Folt."
n
and
"igh
stitch.
Murruv
Mtirxlocli
n
,n
lhe
Jon,or
J?"6-
quiml
three
stitches
to
dose
tliei
0n
February
22,
and
cut
he
received
in
nniKJ)-lioiuie!&,turday'
Fe,,ruary
28.
a
ries
iny
in
uie
euriy
part
of
the
gillie.
Toronto
und
PiltsbiirKli
plaw
ed
n
seoreleiis
draw.
FollowiiiK.weix'
the
scores:
Xoiilnml
,
X.
Y.
Hangers
1.
Toronto
0,
Pittsburgh
(I.
uucai
MJetroit
0.
N
Y.
AllKricmm
I.
Hmlon
0.
LADIES'
WHIST
I
j
LEAGUE
CLOSE
Jtoose
nnd
prance
Lndles
Tied
for
First
Plare
Us
ltesult
of
.
Last
Night's,
(James
Mouse
Luifrqs,
iviiiuin
7
hi
i
over
Dtiufdfiui
TMtifiial.
wen
inlo
first
iilac'O
Willi
Jlu-
Orange
1
Ladies,
who
foil
'f.r
to
()
St.
(ieore's
Ijidies,'
in
(he
Indies'
j
section
of
(lie-
inleriial
Wilful
Let!
Ute
last
niulit.
PInv
in
H.i
JeiiKilL'
cynlilines
to
K
elose
aiu
Ca
naoiaii
National
Indies
and
St.
Genrtfc
s
hadles
are
lied
or
secondary
honor.
Men'a
Section
In
u
iioslponed
men's
section
fiame
last
iiighl,
Seai
Cove
won
6
tp
3
over
Kniuhts
of
I'vlldas
and
arc
now
tied
for
third'
place
with
the
Moose.
BADMINTON
REACHES
CALIFORNIA
CITY
DEL
MONTH:
Ca!.,
Fcb
kh-i
A
new
badminton
xourt
is
being
construeted
hefe,
the
game
hav
Ing
become
very
popular
In
this
city.
SEHKirftl
HAFETY
PESHAWAR,
India,
Feb.
g.:
Two
Royal
Air
Force
piancs
brought
28
perops
from
Kabul
last
evening,
mostly
Indian
women
and
children,
'
Princess
Marie
Joe,
BASKETBALL
SERIES
HERE
Three
Anyox
Teams
Coming
Toward
End
of
Month,
League
to
Open
February
26
A
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
Association
was
held
last
evening
in
the
City
Hall.
President
Dr.
Carson
presided
over
the
meeting.
Those
in
attendance
were:
President
Dr.
Abe
the
N'ativ..
Kami
nnH
fh
Plav.
ran
Club
in
thp
Senior
ljairnr
Leafs
in
the
Ladies'
League;
'h'
School
Bfg
Four,
Toe
II.,
Of
games
will
be
played
against
Anyox.
Anyox
is
sending
down
three
teams,
senior
men,
senior
ladies,
and
an
intermediate
team.
It
has
been
reported
that
Anyox
Is
quite
confident
of
winning
all
three
games.
These
games
should
be
very
closely
contested
as
Pkup-
ert
players
are
just
as
determined
to
win
all
gams,
The
following
senior
players
iwill
arrange
to
turn
out
for
prac-tle'
oji
ThfllrWar
evening
at
WO.
La
Dell,
Poji
Howard,
Cliff
;CiIker.
Yf.
LamWt,
W.
Mitchell,
!A.
MltcheJUi).
Ourvlch,
Geo.
wucneii,
woug.
rruieu,
Joe
lMse,
M.
lludlnich,
S.
Gurvlch.
Tha
ladies'
team
will
be
in
charge
of
FVank
Allen
and
Italph
Smith.
The
team
will
be
chosen
from
the
following
players
t
Cath
Irvine,
Evelyn
March,
Lillian
Low''
Holan
Sim,
Sue
Boddie,
My
New,
Julia
Walters
Chris
McLaod,
M.
Gilchrist
Mitchell
and
Ralph
Smith
Will
have
rhur.rr
nf
it,,
in
late
team,
which
will
be
selected
from
the
following:
Bob
Irvine,
Hob
Stalker,
Harold
Macdoriald.
Ip
Morrison.
Allan
Cm,..
Joe
gkoiU
Ernie
Ratchford,
Ed-
die
Smith,
II.
Bffjshaw,
J.
Pierce,
E.
Smith.
rONSHKVATIVE
DIES
WINNIPEG.
Feb.
6:-Tho
Hon.
James
Johnson,
Conservative,
former
speaker
In
the
Manitoba
legislature,
died
at
Bolsevain,
Man.,
today
from
influenza
and
complications.
QUEEN-MOTHER
OF
SPAIN
DIED
TODAY
MADRID.
Feb.
6:
Maria
Christina,
aged
70,
Queen-mother
of
Spain,
died
early
today.
Advertise
in
The
News.
cnjayHg
.uinte
sports
at
Murren,
Sport
Chat
What
is
to
hinder
Dempsey
from
appearing
in
a
triple
role
next
summer?
Promoter,
referee,
and
one
of
the
contestants.
Better
Mill,
he
might,
if
no
suitable
opponent
confronts
him,
go
in
and
'knock
himself
out,
and
tjecorrie
again
the
undisputed
heavyweight,
champion!
It
is
logical
enough.
Jack
Dempsey,
the
promoter
could
arrange
very
liberal
twpvs
with
Jack
Dempsey,
the
fighter.
And
Jack
Dempsey,
the
SEATTLE,
Feb.
6:
The
boxing
card
here
last
night
absolute)-
ended
when
Edie
Cartwrlght
of
Portland,
a
Negro
died
shortly
after
a
knockout
by
Cecil
Geysel
of
Seattle.
Cartwright
wenj
down
for
the
fatal
knockout
after
a
series
of
blows
to
the
chin
lit
the
third
round.
Efforts
to
revive
him
in
ring
failed
after
he
har"
been
counted
out.
Both
jof
the
fight
(n
the
death
battle
weighed
147
pounds.
Geysel
was
eleasd
Uh
appear
at
the
inquiry,
gardinerF
star
goalie
r.HWAC.n
Feb
6
All
'"Churck"
Gardiner
needs
to
keep
"ttle
French
Arab
winner
of
the
the
Chicago
Blackfaawks'
net
un-
Olympic
marathon,
who
is
en-totiched
is
a
couple
more
arms
and
Ka?ed
in
a
professional
running
referee,
wild
be
depended
uponiin
iBg7
,
to
see
that
Jack
Dempsey
didn't!
gM
any
more
long
counts.
In
theevent
of
.
this
classic
taking1
place
it
would
he
interesting
to
see
Jack
Dempsey
breaking
himself
in
the
clinches
and
chasing
himself
to
a
neutral
corner
in
the
event
he
happened
to
knock
himself
down.
Petp
Sandnes
defeated
Nets
Nelson
of
Revelstoke,
world
champion
ski
Jumper
by
a
long
mar-,
gin
to
win'
the
Hanson
Cup
for
sk4
jumping
at
the
Omineca
Ski
Club's
tournament
at
Burns
Lake
last
week.
Knute
Nysven
of
.
Francois
Lake,
holder
of
the
cup
last
year,
was
suffering
from
a
weak
ankle
and
bruisd
shoulder
and
came
third
in
the
contest.
IV.
Schelderup
cleaned
up
the
'honors
In
cross-country
racing.
Max
Schmeling.
the
German
j
heavyweight,
will
have
to
change
his
name
lo
Jack
Snell
or
something
I
like
that
now
that
he
has
!
won
his
flglit
with
Johnny
Kisko,
jthe.
ClevlaSa"rubber
man,
baker,
lor.
what
have
you,
at
Madison
Square
Gafdeh.
Inipite
of
his
(good
ftfrtiTne
In
bearing
a
close
J
rcsembatita
to
Dempsey
and
his
good
showing
in
fights
to
date,
he
could
never
get
very
far
with
'a
monicker'
like
the
one
he
brought
with
him
from
the
fatherland.
GROTTO
IS.LEADING
STILL
IN
BILLIARDS
G.
I.
Tinker,
Canadian
Legion,
Wins
Over
Hert
Morgan,
(irolto,
tn
First
Division
Game
G.
P.
Tinker,
Canadian
Le
gion,
ikTcntcd
Hert
Morgan,
Grotto,
by
a
score
or
2rfl
to
2,'JO
in
the
fourth
game
of
last
week's
first
division
billiard
fixture,
brlnuiim
the
ai!iirci!nte
score
to
dale
lo
flIS
to
X.xr
in
favor
of
the
iobacconisls.
The
fifth
came
between
F.
(1.
PvJe,
Canadian
Legion,,
and
A.
'
A,
Kasson,
Grotto,
lias
iyet
to
be
played.
ATHLETE
DIES
OTTAWA.
Feb.
6:
J.
G.
Jerry
Ault.
pro.mlhent
athlete
of
this
i
city,
died
today
as
a
result
of,
injuries
suffered
at
Camp
Bor
den
yesterday
when
the
plane
he
was
flying
crashed.
He
waa
training
for
a
pilot's
certificate.
ejf-
Gardiner,
as
the
target
for
an
average
of
50
shots
a
game,
has
been
the
busiest
goalie
in
big
league
hockey
this
winter.
No
other
goalie
in
the
Ameri-
can
division
of
the
National
.League
came
within
10
a
game
of
this
mark
during
the
first
quarter.
Gardiner,
at
24,
has
pfciyed
hockeir
12
vears.
first
with
the
Victoria
Club
at
Winnipeg,
his
home
town.
He
became
.
a
pro-
sessional
in
lX,
paying
wttn
Winnipeg
of
the
AnwrUan
Asso-
Tk
II.
ul.
u&.,b
him
During
the
third
period
of
a
igame
with
Ottawa
thi
year,ar-
diner
stepped
3S
drives.
Against
the
Boston
Bruins
he
beat
hack
more
than
50
shots.
Chicago
won
both
.games,
chiefly
because
of
.Gardiner's
great
work.
I
ESKIMOSWON
,
HOCKEY
MATCH
'
VICTORIA,
Feb.
0:
The
Cubs
losing
streak
extended
to
three
hih
luttf
niirtit
whan
Ihn
SAattle
Eskimos
took
them
for
a
2
to
t
g-
p-ride
in
a
hard
fought,
but
clean
J-
E.
James
C.
N.
Operating
tussle.
The
loss
kep
the
locals
Delorme.
Cold
Storage
..
embedded
in
the
cellar
position,
;?'
,!:
?row,V,
NElWr
a..a
am
,
i.iJ.
Vatson,
P.
R.
R.
Hotel
Hotel
...
hotkey,
fast
i
Canaadian
tKIon
.
kood
to
look
at
in
skati
n-t
.tick
handllnir.il-
ermlg.
C.
N.
Operating
nir
brilliant
combinatioruattd
two
ex,
cellent
exhibitions
otliemp
guar-ding.
The
Cubs
triejldosperately
to
overcome
Seattle's
,J
ud
in
the
last
period
but
their
attempts
were
blocked.
DEMPSEY
SEES
BIG
CROWD
AT
MIAMI
FIGHT
MIAMI.
Feb.
Gir-Promoter
Jatk
Demnsey
states
that
the
outlook
for
making
the
Stribling-Sharkey
match
a
winner
on
Feb.
27
here
is
good.
Stribling's
Georgia
friends
are
coming
in
droves
and
many
from
Florida
and
surrounding
states
are
book
ing
seats.
Six
seats
taken
on
be
half
of
Georgians
cost
$104.27.
Roth
the
contestants
are
train
ing
lightly.
A
third
Miami
Beach
office
has
just
been
opened
to
receive
bookings
and
offices
are
also
being
in
other
cities.
Ten
Spened
housand
Legionaires
will
be
in
the
.city
at,
lhe
time
of
the
fight
anj)
a
good
niany
of
them
are
expected
to
attepd.
SETTLEMENT
CONF1R.MKD
ROME.
Feb.
Gi
Vatican
cir
cles
confirmed
the
nroviouslv
re-
port
nendlng
announcement
of
the
settlement
of
the
Roman
question
on
Tuesday,
February
12.
this
morning
adding
a
qualifying
clause'
that
it
would
be
postponed
until
Easter.
Australia
Now
Hits
319
Huns
to
Make
to
Win
Fourth
Test
Game
ADKLAIDH,
Fell.
0.
Knfj-land
today
sol
Australia
the
task
of
amassing
JJip
runs
to
win
the
fourth
cricket
test
match,
Knifl.iml
was
dismissed
in
the
.second
innings
today
for
.iHH
runs,
giving
inein
an
ugnregnic
of
717
for
two
innings.
i
Australia
scored
in
their
first
innings.
Wullv
Haiiiniond
contributed;
lii
to
iJiKiaiids
secontl
mumps
total.
Jnrdine,
Ids
partner
in
a
great
second
wfckbt
stand,
scoml
98.
V
OUADI,
THE
ARAB
SPEED
ARTIST,
SAYS
IS
LONELY
PARIS,
Feb.
6
El
Ouafi.
the
tour
in
America,
wrues
inai
ne
'
lonelier
In
AmerJraJban
in
the
Mwowan
desert..
The
reason
is
at
so
few
Americans
speak
his
(language.
"
haven't
spoken
fifty
words
In
Arabic
since
arriving
here,"
he
wrote
to
a
former
fellow-worker
In
the
automobile
plant
at
Levallois.
Concerning
his
opponent
In
his
professional,
race,
he
wrote:
"Rayl
'
a
good
runner
for
26
kilometers
iriii
.
itx
1
a.
2-n
ia
nuip
over
o
musj
uui
i
wa-
teat
him
from
-JO
Jcllometers
up.
I
thnuld
likp
to
run
him
100
kilo-
(mor,.
than
Cft
miles).
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i-Tx
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I
J
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
fll
II
11
1
1
JlSUlLl
CRIB
SCORERS
Hert
West
and
Hob
James
Tied
For
Season's
Honors
.
'"V
Prince
Rupert
Cribbage
League
individual
scores
for
the
season
up
to
and
including
February
4,
tre
as
follows:
F'arer
Team
t
Sec
re
85
85
84
81
79
79
79
S.
H.
Pearce,
Ne
w
Km
press
..
79
J..
Mark,
P.
R.
Hotel
'
78
Z
M.
J.
Fortune,
k.
o6c.
...
'78
A.
McEwen.'Cold
Storage
.
77
A.
Mcintosh.
C.
N.
Operating
77
V;.
'Houston,
Orange
Iiidge
.
7ff!
H.
;Letourneau,
K.
of
(L
7G
W.v
Roth
well,
Orange
Lodge
.
75
I.
'Smith.
Orange
Lodge
...
74
J.
Jmith,
P.
R.
Hotel'
74
I.
R.
Hill,
c.
N.
Operating
.
78
W-
pavies,
Canadian
Legion
.
78
S.
Moran.
New
Emnress
...
72
Hughes,
C.
N.
Mechanics
Anderson,
Cold
Storage
Rousay,
Eagles1
Harvey.
P.
it.
Hotel
.
.
J.
Unkles,
Canadian
Legion
J.
Andrews,
Grotto
70
H.
Astoria,
K.
of
C
70
J.
Wynne,
Orange
Lodge,
...
09
II.
Skattebol.
C.
N.
OnernHnir
fiO
M.
M.
Lamb,
Canadian
Legion
C8
J.
Watt.
P.
R.
Hotel
D.
Kennedy,
Cold
Storage
.
A.
King.
C.
N.
Operating
.
W.
Bailey,
Orange
Lodge
.
.
F.
Rlffou,
K.
of
C.
.......
F.
Skjellum,
New
Empress
H.
Barrle.
Grotto
F.
Barber,
C.
N.
Mechanics
H.
Arney,
Moose
L.
Astoria,
K.
of
C
A.
French,
New
Empress
K.
T.
J.
Rose,
C.
N.
Mechanics
GA
A.
Astoria,
K.
of
C.
i.ii
02
J.
Lawrenson,
Canadian
Leg.
01
R.
Vierlck,
Eagles
Gl
F.
Aldrldge,
Orange
Lodirn
.
.
0
W.
Held,
Eagles
;'.
60
M.
Murray.
Native
Song
59
F.
A.
Rogers.
C.
N.
Mephn
B.
Horn.
C.
N.
Mechanics
...
f,n
J.
L.
Hlckev.
Grotto
Kli
II.
Killen,
Eagles
r.r,
J.
Morrison,
Native
Sons
..55
J.
Preece,
Moose
54
G.
Royer.
Moose
52
The
photo
shows
the
Marquis
and
Marchioiu-."
their
two
little
adopted
children,
laobel
and
V.ii-jui
they
atl'
iHtid
a
limit
meet
of
the
Fitzwilliam
houml
Hail.
Peterborough.
The
two
children
only
leit-nil
stepmother
in
Chicago
to
go
to
England
to
live.
KOMO
PROGRAM
ISECONDHALF
FOR
THE
WEEKl
OF
BILLIARDS
Wedneisday,
February
6
5:00
Kiddles'
Program
from
Storyland.
5:30
Stock
and
Bond
quotations.
5:45
News
Flashes.
6:00
Concert
Orchestra;
vocal.
0:30
Palnolive
Hour.
...
,.
7
:80
Ctet
Orchestra,
vocal
8:00
Jack
and
Ethyl.
8:80
Hill
Hilly
Boys.
9:00
Longines
Correct
Time.
9:00
Coaort
Orchestra;
Mfte
Quartet.
'
j
J
10:00
"Sonthing
about
Ev
erything;"
vocal;
Concert
Orches
tra.
10
:45
&rmeoRhymists.
11:45
Fifth
Aw.
Theatre
Ori
gan
Recital,
Thurwlay,
February
7
5:00
Kiddies'
Program
from
fitwy
land.
'
5:80
tock
and
Grain
GuoUt-
iona.
5:45
News
Flashes.
0:00
Siierling
Singers.
0:80
Spanish
Orchestra,
Spanish
soloist.
7:80
8tandard
Symphony
Hour.
8:80
Correct
Time.
8:30
Crescent
Old
Time
Band,
originating
KIIQ,
Spokane.
9:80
Novelty
Trio;
vocal;
"Something
about
Everything."
10:0
Associated
Brass
Band
-Joint
KGW.
Portland,
and
KIIQ
Spokane.
'
11:00
Vocal;
Novelty
Trio.
11:80
Nate
News..
JJ:45
Fifth
Ave.
Theatre
Or
gan.
12:80
Silent.
Friday,
February
8
5:00
Harmonists;
vocal
duaUj
5:10
block
and
bond
quotat
ions.
6:10
Land
O'Hhealth.
5:58
News
Flashes.
$:0O
Wm.
Wrigley.
0:80
Philco
Hour.
7:00
Hudson-Eaaax
Challen-i
gera.
i
7:80
Program
originating
KGW,
Portland.
8:00R.C.A.
Hour.
9:00
Correct
Time.
9:00
Oriental
Program.
9:80
Moon
Magic
10:00
The
Trocaderana.
11:30
Late
News
Flashes.
11:45
Fifth
Ave.
Theatre
Or
gan
Recital.
12:80
8ilnt.
Saturday,
February
9
5:00
National
Orchestra.
0:00
Concert
Orchestra,
vocal.
7:00
LiieJcv
St
r
fir
Hnnr
8:00-ConceH
trc!lestra;
Mlx
-
ed
Ouartet-Joint
with
Kr.w
Portland.
9:00
Correct
Time.
0:00-Joy
Boys.
9:15Concert
Orchestra,
vocal
duets.
10:15
"Something
about
Hv-rything;"duets
vocal.
11;30
Ute
News,
11:45
Fifth
Ave.
Theatre
Or-
gun
Recital.
12:30
Silent.
First
Division
F);ruay
7tir.n..;
'I
vs.
Canadian
LKi'
Febreary
14-
.r,,:
.
i
vs.
Canadian
ltfi'
.
Fbrua-y
21-
(.r
dian
Legion.
febrmiry
28
"an;iM
Legion
vs.
Graml
'I
March
6
On.u..
Terminals,
fcttK
March
25
;;.
!
vs,
Canadian
Vyi
Second
Division
'KeruarV
6
-
'.
i
vs
.
Cold
Storage
February
is
i
J
v.
Grotto.
February
20
(,
Storage.
Fahruary
2T
'..l.s
Grand
Terminals
March
T
Grotin
Terminals.
March
14
Cold
'
Grotto.
March
21
Graml
I
Cold
Storage.
Fab.
21
Leif
l.r
vs.
Moose.
Nay
Empress
A
r.m
of
Pythias.
Grotto
vs.
Seal
St.
George's
Snn
'
i
Feb.
28
Steal
KMpreaa
A.
C.
Knight
of
F.wf
biiKson
Society.
Mooae
vs.
St.
,
Grot
to,
a
bye.
Mar.
7
St.
Gfi
'v-'
vs.
tieal
Cave.
New
Fntpreas
A,
'
'
i
.St
Erikson
So.
i
Knights
of
Pylhi
.
Mar
14-Grottn
v
press
A.
C.
St.
Gaurgt's
S-.
'
Erikson
SocUty.
8al
Coro
vs.
Kni1
1
las.
Mooae,
a
bye.
HUGE
MAN
SUES
HIS
WJFE
FOR
DI
CHICAGO.
Feb.
u
John
Belskey
Wfiy'h
.r'(
ing
feet
and
wiHn.u'
W
popnds
Hvmi'i'
llelskey's
best
-pounds.
Belskey,
suing
'
charges
cruelty.
He
took
111
revolver
;tu
slapped
his
f
;.
tWhed
hi'
uW
;ul,
.pugnacious
cnmx
ill,m
of
the
.h
will
see
about
it
.
m
asfillT'
In
the
laat
Uafll
yeori
pyer
two
1
million
Pu,?Ji
consumed,
but
I
only
the
last
aevtn
,
to
sell
the
ne
Mali
II
mm
MAllHlll.
IIMIIIVII
JW