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or
4sfayM
by
U
liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
GereraBBt
of
Britfuh
CeJsmMa
CROWD
THREW
THINGS
AT
PORTLAND
WHEN
GOAL
WAS
NOT
ALLOWED,
MAN
WAS
CARRIED
OFF
THE
ICE
AND
MOOSE
JOHNSON
LAID
OUT
PORTLAND,
Oregon,
Jan.
-The
Seattle
Eskimos.
more
rwwerful
than
ever
with
Levine.
the
new
eoalie.
over
rode
the
Buckaroos
here
last
night
three
goals
to
nil
.
The
visitors
scored
their
goals
in
the
first
ami
second
periods
.
Levine,
who
grabbed
the
puck
when
danger
threatened
and
throwing
it
out
of
the
way,
was
a
life-saver
for
the
Eskimos.
Penalties
were
dealt
right
and
left
in
the
third
session
Pratt
waa
carried
off
the
ice
in-
jured
and
Moose
Johnson
collided
cf
the
net
.
with
an
opponent
and
wan
at
retch
ed
out.
connoisseur
a
revelation
to
the
sceptic
DISTILLED
BLENDED
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND
James
Buchanan
&.
Co
Limited
26
llolbora,
London
E.CX
Time
wan
called
in
order
to
clear
the
ice.
The
Buckciroo
scored
a
goal
Daly
and
T,"'
engaged
in
a
fist
which
waa
not
allowed
and
the
-
fight
and
both
were
fined
$10
and
crowd
started
to
throw
thing
given
a
10-minute
penalty
.
1
J
K
delight
to
the
H
I
waak!jaaBBaHBBBBaa3Bv
w
Thit
advertisement
is
not
published
or
dinn-Ofd
by
the
Liquor
Cintrol
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
"
Dido
Gurvich
Won
from
Alf
Harding
in
Boxing
Match
Last
Night
Tommy
Fraser
Outpointed
Opponent
in
Semi-Final
at
Big
Event
AVhich
Was
Preceded
by
Vaudeville
Taking
undisputed
honors
in
at
least
eight
of
the
10
rounds,
Battling
Dido
Gurvich
iron
by
a
long
margin
of
points
over
Tough
Alf
Harding
in
hat
night's
bout
at
the
Capitol
Theatre.
Dido
was
in
about
as
fine
fettle
as
he
has
ever
entered
the
ring
and
outskilled
his
opponent
both
in
attack
and
defence
.
Alf
was
evidently
not
in
quite
as
good
trim
as
usual,
and,
while
he
kept
indomitably
pjow-ng
in,
he
seemed
to
lack
much
of
his
usual
punch
,
Three
judges
gave
Gurvich
the
unani-
:
moos
call
aad
there
wet
aoa
ofjat
will
bat
they
were
aot
heavy,
the
spectators
who
eooidofeojr.
El
rtha
haded
oa
his
feet
oataide
This
boat
broagbt
to
a
easfcfaJsWrtM
after
Bee
seriaamsge.
at
12:4
aUdaugat
a
Um?1mkm
TXh&fh
haslteea
hart
ia
the
of
sieving
pietaes.
raadVvflfc
jMHAW.
an
be
was
sUll
gasse
aad
boxiag
rrenU
which
was
staged
ia
i
rleter
ia
the
f
worth
aad
won
a
eoaaeetioa
with
the
TiaH
to
tbejiair
deettion.
nty
of
290
nsetahcrs
of
the
West-
Jack
Halroyd
was
tacky
to
got
era
Retail
Lasabenaoa'a
Aasocia-
U
draw
with
Fred
BooJter
ia
three,
ties
rn
mate
to
a
eoeveatiea
at
I
roandl.
This
hoot
started
with
Vsaeewver.
The
Capitol
Theatre
irsaty
atwggiag.
aad,
ia
the
fin!
as
aai
nl
tar
cbe
occaasaa.
-wood,
Beaker
was
weariag
Hal-
wM
be
Mr.
CMtbeil
of
Ed-:
at
it
in
the
second
and
made
oatM.
Mr.
Roberts
of-
Wiaaipeg
Teeaeay
st-nd
asoet
of
his
urae
J
-
1
If:
!
mw
4Ma0iBHr
an
Tabs
atvA
a
arfasmm-
mm
ThMta'a
har
ia
dose
oaarters.
"
'
.
A
A.
.
there
was
a
tendency
to
hold
on
Droif
aaund
Thytftred
around
for
Semi-Final
Iowa:
Tommy
Fraser
was
cleverer
and
more
agile
than
Tiger
Boulter
in
;
the
semi-final
and
won
the
decision
in
what
was
announced
as
a
Vaudeville
Trogram
Aa
excel
lent
Tauderille
program,
which
the
visitors
apparently
appreciated,
included:
r
i
i
Tt
i
t
.
.
-.
nir
an
nv
ruin
jjinws:
GROTTO
GAINS
ON
GRANDJERMINALS
Winning
two
games
last
night.
with
jabs
and
straights
to
thei2rotto
nar,y
caught
up
to
Grand
km
!
Terminals
in
this
weeks
second
Tenth
Alf
continued
to
wait;
divhl"
thtort,
following
Wed
for
an
opening,
but
Dido
kept
!
dosed
op
and
the
crowd
did
not
appreciate
his
holding
tactics
nesday
night's
games,
both
of
which
the
tobacconists
lost.
The
nggregiite,
with
one
game
to
go,
Toward
the
end
of
the
-found
he4
B0W
77
to
I84,!0
'v-r
i
it
it.
i
.
-
I
oi
oi
ine
me
terminals,
d,
u.
iae'
M.
M.
McLachlan
(Grotto)
200,
E.
Fenelon
(Grand
Terminals)
186.
W.
E.
Wllliscroft
180.
F.
Wil-
I
four-round
bout
for
the
light-1
liams
200
weight
championship
of
northern!
J.
B-esley
200,
W.
H.
Jar-B.
C.
Boulter
did
the
most
of
man
151.
I
the
heavy
work,
but
Tommy
proved!
George.
Howe
148,
0.
L.
Young-'an
artful
dodger
and
could
land
man
200
OTTAWA
WILL
LOSE
HOCKEY
Franchise
to
Be
Transferred
to
American
City
Owing
to
DiminLhed
Attendance
OTTAWA.
Jan.
2:
Preideot
Aheara
of
the
Ottawa
Hockey
Association
has
aofied
resident
Frank
Calder
df
the
National
Hockey
League
that
it
is
his
intention
to
transfer
the
franchise
of
the
Ottawa
crsb
to
an
American
city
next
season.
Which
is
given
transfer.
FAST
HOCKEY
IN
THE
EAST
New
York
Americans
-.
Beat
3Iai
roons
and
Toronto
Draws
With
Canadfens
n
,;
TORONTO.
Jaai
25
The
threat
of
the
CafladMBS
to
tte
t
.
'
,
7"-r
rZ:
'ir
;rrS
d
-
JT'
ISew
York
Americas
for
the
lead
Haiwiag
got
a
blTha-d
fro.
the
Toaaav
D
Marco
foaght
hard
j
of
crvwd
waea
be
eaaae
oa.
Charlie
aad
exeaaaged
heavy
rights
wttii
"
""'T
red
that
the
jadgcs
NIn
Gomes.
Niaa
had
afl
the
l
Charlie
Gleaaea,
former
notoaVMct
fa
the
thart,
bvt
both
boy,
,
V
I
'
"
welterweight
boxer,
wma
an-1
were
tiring
and
neither
could
fia-
"
-
mvmI
.
referee,
isa
the
other.
It
was
a
fair
.
Detail
of
Fight
jeaaagit
draw,
la
the
first
reaed
AM
wort
iaj
,
Gets
Decision
rM
d
.
wiiM
H
wnaay
JtcMtnaa
et
Injaries
aad
illness
handicapped
the
Canadieaa.
Howie
Morenx,
iter
ettfire,
unable
to
start
and
Ge&fte
Han-
aad
not
wasted
so
aad.
wortB
P1
.witB.
1!rokn
nT
wowy
aad
one
eye
injared
by
the
fly-
w
WwJm
oaaa
(
.
....
iffiry
VbHa-lr
HttrirllT
ft
nTltTSRaaw
right,
on
the
head
as
Hdtac
'
nrt
r
'
hd
Oa.
of
Dido's
iabs
in-
"rown
ox
wiaaipeg.
wway
o
v.
,
,
"
-
"
m
.
-
.
i
n-s
.w
i
orai
rLBBL'vra
iulimb
jared
AMs
m
The
roand
ws
.muing
d
M
srer
fti
Wl
Borton'
Finals
in
Open
Badminton
Competition
to
Be
Played
on
Monday
Night
Except
for
the
semi-final
in
the
ladies'
deuMe
between
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
and
Miss
Frances
Cross
rs.
Mrs.
A.
B.
Linaey
and
Mra.
8.
Darton
which
will
be
played
tomorrow
night
the
open
bad
mi
nton
toarnaraefli
ander
the
auspices
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
Club.
has
reached
its
final
stages.
Considerable
stalling
followed
and
nimn.ar
w
Ar:iollwsfr
.
-
Small
and
Att'EasHwfl
t
danajng
tyr
r
h
'
,
Miss
Myfanwy
CanbL
'sCle-j
?Tli-Sn'-f
fyf0
C-
.t
.
..i..
.t..i
tM'JaTNGrritiirtAn
Wt
A.
P.
Tiakr
)2.
but
Diao
more
tnan
...
7.
i.
.,
m
im)
itm.i.u.
m
nsAn
if
awn
a.sMBn
a
lav
i
mn.
uiiiio
venedftfsp.t
long
range.
ST:
A
Second
ronnd-Mia.
Mu..
TrrJlt
CurrTea
Keu7
Sun
smith
'"beat
ing
into
the
and.
at
long
open
Amelia
Pillsbary
and
Koger
dn)m
aml
voca,
tolo
by
Ml.
range,
had
a
long
margin
Jean
WiliW.BrowBe.
.Wright.
15-U.
IMS.
1M.
A
two-hour
moving
picture
ex-
Serai-final-Mrs.
W.
Long
aad
nu
mnrbimr
fr
f'7DtW"
T"f
S
'bion
was
the
opening
item
on
-Carl
Brand
beat
Mr.
and
Mrs.
"
"7
L
the
program,
which
was
arranged
i
-
WJM.
l-".
wutrying
to,
things
up
with
J-
a
view
IU
KCVIIIIK
IU
uww.
.
Gurvich
was
too
clever
and
took
the
rounds
on
points
.
Ninth
Harding
was
in
the
j
centre
of
the
ring
crouched
for
a
knockout,
his
only
chance
to
win
1
nnv
TXftn
tiIIaH
ii
n
nuira
Mtinta
Charlie
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
and
Alf
Slocemb
beat
Miss
Margaret
Palmer
and
Stan
Smith,
16-6,
15-a.
The
Finala
Following
will
be
the
finalists
on
Monday
night:
Ladles'
Doubles
ilra.
H.
L.
Shadwell
and
Miss
Margaret
Palmer
vs.
winner
af
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
and
Miss
Frances
Cross
vs.
Mrs.
Li
assy
and
Mrs,
S.
Darton.
Men's
Doubles
II.
T,
CreseJ
ina
L.yman
Hinton
vs.
S.
USrton
thnd'C
J.
NorTlnEton.
Caroline
rHP
"MineMsni'-wtth
tk.
.on
nd-
(Cvand
Termlnala)
meet
In
lhe
ltffir
ana
-ait-
Slocemb
na
nf
thp
fJnal
anno
I
"nJ
game
tonight
Scores
so
far
have
been
as
fol
Mrs.
W.
Long
and
Ofrl
Brand.
Little
Boy
What'!
all
women
here
for?
Utile
Girl
They're
been
stairs
to
see
the
babv.
vs.
these
UJH'
Little
Boy
Babies
is
common
enough.
Little
Girl
Yes:
but
this
is
a
new
one
an'
1
expect
they
waati
to
see
the
latest
fashions-Public
1
Opinion.
:
The
Acme
Importers'
Fiith
Annual
TEMPTATION
SALE
Ends.
This
Week
city
will
get
the
team
is
not
yet
i
,r
.
decided
upon.
ReaUy
dimin-
OVERCOATS
FOR
MEN
ished
attendance
at
the
games
MEN'S
WINTER
OVERCOATS
Ten
oniv
the
cause
of
the
All
offered
at
Special
Temptation
Sale
Pric
SUITS
FOR
MUX
MEN'S
NAVY
BLUE
SERGE
SUITS-'Jei.
blue,
single
or
doubJe-breated
.
Get
one
t
before
this
great
Mte&blt.
The
very
low
of
this
lot
w
iU
not
permit
of
any
alterations
Temptation
Sale
Prico
,
.
.
.
MRN'S
BOOTS
MEN'S
OXFORDS
Blaefc-and
brown,
Goodyear
felted.
Sjxes
G
to
W:
Temptation
Sale
Prfc
S3.95
MEN'S
IT
AXTnKRIfriIIRt7C!
MEN'S
HEMSTITCHED
over
Montreal,
while
Toronto
held
the
Frenchmen
to
a
draw.
The
WHITE
HANDKER-
r
.
,
bco-W
not
fi!Uh
him
i
Brain.
U
six
points
W
defeating
ByLtejIEK
iommw
-
w
aV.
tv,iu-
Pittsburgh.
The
scores
follow:
taeaacasttcase
oa
aixs
isoe
aaa,
tT-
"rr-
.
.
bead
aad
was
aaskfag
a
asess
ofjLoirMea
with
loag
hard
rights
Hardie
s
aye.
Hardin?
missed
.
j
and
lefts
aad
it
was
called
off
n4
asuaber
of
swings
and
also
made
tj
i"
Cariy
when
nu.
Tw
rtfaU
nl.ntJ
.Itfcfjtatan
was
Weeding
so
muehi
few
awre
oa
Hsrdiag's
face
aad
j
f
ft
ao
that
he
eoald
hardly
the
latter
got
a
few
body
punches
j
in
close
quarters.
Dido
was
Two
amateur
youngsters
bouts
showing
a
tendency
to
bold
onpkted
te
kxiflg
program,
but
it
was
his
round
!
HsBJ
AntoaelH
and
Jimray
Ken-
Third
round
Dido
was
show-,
got
a
big
cheer
for
their
f-ing
considerable
confidence
and
whiea
were
whole
hearted,
was
beat
in
the
opening
fighting
I
Tod
Morgan
and
Howard
Kefe
fr-
with
his
longer
reach.
Alf
ad-
"j-
cvrtiit9'-ministered
body
Show"
of
silver
rewarded
the
some
more
Ranches
ia
close.
Gurrich's
in
these
two
ae-decislon
ex-roand
.
hfMtions
.
Foarth
rooad
Dido
missed
a;
RPh
Smhh
ref
treed
all
the
nuinWrof
swiagsand
Alf
sUrtedVlfajiMrleB.
Max
Hellbnwer
to
Uad.
Mttinir
the
best
of
the
r
were
the
time-
infighting
and
winning
his
only
'keeper
round
COI
Hard!
rd
Latter
Rounds
Fifth:-!
Ddt
led
off
with
fi4JabKhts,
but
found
.
.
ldWo
Montreal
Montr
1
0,
N
.
Y
.
Americans
2
Toronto
1.
Canadiens
1.
N.
Y.
Rangers
S,
Pittsburgh
1
TOURNEY
NOW
NEAR
FINISH!
CHIEFS
tion
Sale
doz
per
95c
aai
v
y
;
MEN'S
S'
nK,
MEN'S
SOCKS
r:i-i'
i
rnce,
per
pair
MEN'S
SOCK
-Margaret's
hr.r
wool,
rihb"!
overlook
th
TupU
s
a
wk
lion
sale
i'-vp
k
1
mm
pair
?v
The
Acme
Importers
Third
Avenue
Terms.
Strictly
(ash
6-10
aTJBllr-.
.
"Tt
4
Mil
'
TO
XICHr
1
rMANT'S
Best
Procurable
1THE
OMJUNAU
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
Oiilcul
C
Jm
This
advertisement
is
not
publiahed
or
displayed
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Briti
Protected
Cigars
"When
you
offer
a
man
a
cigar
and
then
find
it's
broken
that's
concentrated
embarrassment.
When
you
take
a
cigar
from
your
pocket
for
personal
consumption
and
it's
cracked
that's
waste
and
annoyance.
So
to
protect
against
this
Tuckettt
pack
Marguerites
in
handy
pocket
packs
containing
3
cigars.
And
each
cigar
U
also
foil
wrapped.
I've
put
many
a
man
right
on
how
to
buy
protectee!
cigars."
TUCKETTS
MARGUERITE
FOIL-WKAITED
STILL
10
CENTS
SOLD
IN
HANDY
POCKET
PACKS
OF
FIVE
CICAIIS
A