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Tuesday,
January
8.
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PAGE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
Sport
.
,
.-JCIFP
FOR
MYTHICAL
CHAMPION
E
EVEN
It
took
rarin'
rampaging-foo
ball
players
to
last
through
the
strenuous
gridiron
season
just
esded.and
above
are
four
high-voltage
athletes
who
are
among
those
chosen
for
the
mythical
all-star
eleven.
Left
to
right:
Howe
of
Princeton;
Harpster
of
Carnegie,
and
Eagle
of
the
U.S.
Army.
Upper
right
is
Scull
of
Pennsyl
ania.
IlEG
PLAYS
WELL
Reg
Nohle
who
plays
a
splen-drd
game
and
is
largely
responsible
for
fhn
Detroit.
Cougars
making
thunselvea
felt
in
the
Xatiosal
Hockey
League.
This
advertisement
Is
not
pub-lMied
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
Or
by
tlip
Government
of
British
QplqmVia.
EDMONTON
BOY
STARRING
FOR
A
COAST
TEAM
Vancouver
Wins
From
Rejuvenated
Buckaroos
in
Hockey
Game
last
Night
cr
in
this
country
or
the
old
laud.
The
Calcutta
enterprise
is
promoted
by
the
Calcutta
Glub,
of
India,
and
composed
of
British
government
officials
in
India
or
men
who
were
formerly
(n
such
positions.
The
London
Stock
Ex
change
Sweepstake
is
conducted
by
the
members
of
that
famous
exchange.
The
entire
issue
of
tickets
is
allotted
to
the
members
of
the
two
organizations.
They
may
d
1
8
tone
of
them
as
they
see
fit.
But
there
is
no
public
sale
and
chances
may
only
be
secured
through
some
connection
with
a
member.
BEAT
RECORDS
4
IN
ENDURANCE
Plane
Remained
in
Air
for
Six
Nights
and
Nearly
Seven
Days
LOS
ANGELES,
Jan.
8.
The
army
endurance
flight
plane-
Ques
tion
Mark
hinded
seven
minutes
VAKftnTTVRTl.
Jnn.
R.
Thelr.ne
second
after
two
yesterday
ing
flight
of
160
hours
40
minutes
15
seconds.
The-ship
was
in
the
air
continuously
six
nights
and
nearly
seven
days
following
the
take-off
on
New
Year's
morning.
The
plane
was
eventually
forced
down
by
engine
trouble.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
iCourteir
ot
e.
D
.loinicn
Co.
Ltd.)
i
The
fd'towipg
quotations
wer
b'd
aftf
aiked;
Baytiew,
5y2,
6.
B.
C.
Silver;
1.30,
1.50.
Beaver
Silfer,
J9j,
10.
tfig
Missouri,
'89',
a,
89.
Cork
Province,
26,
27.
Cotton
Belt,
-48,
49.
.
Dunwell,
NU,
18.
Duthie,
Nil,
.75.
George
Coppe
8.60.
8.75.
Georgia
Rivet,
83,
85.
Golconda.
82,
88.
Grandriew.
60,
COVfr.
Indepf
ndence,
12Mt,
12.
iadiyii:,,,.,
Inten
Coat
Coke,
34,-35.
Vootendy
P16rene,
22,
24.
Koottnay
King.
41V.
42.
L.
&
h.r
7.
84.
LaUyiew.
2,2Vi.
Lucky
Jim,
24',
25.
Marmot
Metals,
9,
9V4.
3Iar.
River
Gold,
9,
9V4.
Mohawk,
7Vs,
9.
Morten
Woqley;
6.
.
CM.
National
Silver,
23V4,.24.
Noble
Five,
6667.
Porter
Idaho,
75,
78.
Tremier,
2.27,
2.S0.
Rufus
Argenta.
82,
32'
i.
ftuth
Hope.
Nil,.
02.
liver
Cratf.
Q.
JOW.
Ilverado,
1.02,
lil2.'
Snowflake,
NI138i.'
Sunlock,
3.40,
3j75.
Terminus,
Nil,
1,6.
Tbrlc.
2.30,
2.65.
Wellington,
19,
19.
Whitewater,
Nil,
1.48.
Woodbine,
3,
5.
t
Eastern
Stock'
Noranda,
selling
at
G3.5j
Sherritt
Gorden,
selling
at
Otis
Fabyan,
5V4,
0V3.
C.N.R.
IflAlNS
for
th
Cut
MontUyt,
Wdnudjr
sad
Saturdays
at
llcSO
ajn.
(torn
tht
F.t
Sundaya,
Tuedji
and
Thursdays
at
3:30
pin.
I
'SPORT
CHAT
-st
What
will
happen
in
the
biv
time
cauliflower
industry
now
I
that
Tex
Rickard,
the
promotion
mogul,
hns
gone
on
his
way
will
prove
a
matter
for
considerable
conjecture.
No
doubt,
some
one
will
coajc
aiiK
t
take
his
place
in
n
way
'o
il
it
is
questionable
if
anybody,
for
a
long
time,
at
ieast,
will
I
t
able
to
make
such
a
success
ni
the
business
as
did
Tex.
He
brought
the
boxing
game
to
a
li:,.-h
point
as
far
us
the
financial
end
was
concerned
but
lust
jvar
was
disconcerting,
i.
ven
to
hiii:.
M:.::y
are
disposed
to
believe
th;i
ini;'ilism
has
had
its
day
and
that,
oven
had
Rick-ard
survived,
it
would
have
been
many
a
day
before
such
fabulous
gates
as
he
lcpeoted.
Judging,
from
1928
professional
boxing
has
entered
WEATHER
REPORT
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
light
west
wind;
temperature
42.
Terrace
Part
cloudy,
calm,
38.
Rosswood
Foggy,
calm,
32.
AlUe
Arm
Raining,
windy,
42.
40.
25.
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
calm,
86.
Atlln
Part
cloudy,
north
wind,
Whltehorse
Clear,
calm,
5,
Selkirk
Foggy,
south
wind,
HU
below.
Dawison
Cloudy,
light
south
wind,
5.
above.
.
'.
1
A
DANGEROUS
INVADER
Whenever
Frartii
r'nmigan
gets
handled
would
be
the
puck
it
behooves
the
oppos-
ng
defence
to
wuti-h
out.
He
.
1
1
XI
s
one
ot
tne
reasons
.-wny:
uib.
upon
dull
day;;
to
weathei
which
Ottawa
Senator's
attack
is
some
one
of
Ri.ckard's
sagacity
(
dangerous
this
season.
and
ability
must
be
obtained.
r
Leo.
LowW,
the
"Aberdeen
a
I'll)
If
I
LI
A
A
local
Lions
maintained
their
afternoon
after
a
record
smash-
hox
in
Ji
Is,
class.
straight
string
of
home
victories
'nst
night,
when
they
defeated
the
rejuvenated
Portland
Buckaros
in
:i
Coast
Leaghe
fixture
four
goals
to
two.
The
game
Inclined
to
roughness,
particularly
in
the
third
period.
Thirteen
penalties
were
handed
out
during
the
night,
including
two
majors,
the
latter
to
Phillips,
the
local
right
winger,
and
Tlmmons.
of
Portland,
goalie,
for
fighting.
Portland
scored
one
in
each
of
:hc
first
and
third
periods.
Vancouver
two
in
the
second
and
two
in
the
final.
Beatty,
a
recent
importation
I
from
Edmonton,
scored
two
of
the
Vancouver
goals,
his
play
being
(in-
feature
of
the
game.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(Iiy
Tb
Tramp)
Many
inquiries'aVe'
being
ntade
of
sports
editors,
these
days,'
about
the
possibility
of
securing
tickets
in
the
Calcutta
Sweepstakes
conducted
in
connection
with
the
English
Derby,
the
.
.
.
..
'
A
I
-J
t
I
n
.a
run
annually
at
Epsom
Downs.
says
a
sports
writer
for
the
'Edmonton
Bulletin.
The
Calcutta
Sweepstakes
is
the
largest
"sweep"
of
its
kind
in
the
world.
Something
like
a
quarter
of
a
ml
.lion
tickets
are
circulated
throughout
the
world,
each
selling
for
one
pound.
The
London
Stock
Exchange
Sweepstakes
is
a
smaller
venture,
eon
ducted
along
similar
lines.
But
there
are
no
agents
selling
chances
on
either
"sweep"
eith
sasslif,"
wjLl
tneefJanies
J.
Ilrad
aocx,
conqueror
oi
iony
urii-i
fiths,
in
Madison
Square
Garden,
j
New
York,
January
18.
i
i-
uin
juiiutt
.bounds.
IRD
OPTIMISTIC
Edie
Eicher,
Lomsfei's
manager!
expresses
the
opinion
that
Leo
will
fall
heir
to
the
light
heavy-
TORONTO.
Jan.
8.
Address-weight
crown
without
again
meet-
ia
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Ca-ing
Tommy
Loughran.
Eicher
nadian
Bunk
of
Commerce
today-says
Lomski
posted
a
challenge
Slr
John
Aird
in
hi8
presidential
and
S2600
forfeit
with
the
New
address
predicted
that
unless
Can-York
State
Boxing
Commission
ada
fai'd
to
Profit
b?
the
warn-nine
months
ago
and
that
since
inK
of
experience,
he
saw-no
rea-
!
APPROVES
MOVEMENT
!
OF
CANADIANS-HOME
4
(Edmonton
llulletlp)
During
the
first
eigJitf
months
Stewart
Cloudy
to
rain,
calm,0f
the
oreeent
fiscal
wnr.
26.801
32'
1
Canadians
returned
front
the
Un-
Haysport
Raining,
light
wind,,
Red
States
to
make
their
homes
i0.
i
In'
Canada.
These
fiiruraa
include
OS.
HazeltonPart
cloudy,
30.
Smithers
Part
cloudy,
calm-
Burn
Lake
Clear,
calm,
31.
Port
Simpson
Cloudy,
calm.
only
those
who
hd
gone
to
the
United
States
with
the
declared
intention
of
remaining
there.
That
is
one
feature
of
the
present
Immigration
movement
which
must
have
the
unqualified
approval
of
the
Canadian
public.
The
more
so
as
conditions
in
Canada
are
now
such
that
the
returning
wanderers
will
find
it
easy
make
places
for
themselves
a"n?
w
ncvuic
luicireift
IITie
wnicn
will
,held
them
permahently.
,
J
M
H5T
Hi
if
I
III
1
JlW
!
Ii
1
'7ll
I.
i
I
t
'
Ml
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I
I
'WW
w
"1,
NERVOUS
PUPIL:
"W-W-why
the
ropeT"
INSTRUCTOR:
"Safety
first,
sir.
If
I
was
ter
-knock
you
through
the
window
there,
it'd
be
a
nasty
drop
down
Inter
the
areal"
London
.Opinion.
0
Acme
1
CRIBBAGE
SEASON
C.N.IL
Ooerators
Take.
Lead
.in
Fir'st
GatneA
With
Declsfve
Wln!
Over
Xatlte
Son9
Prince
Rupel-t
Cribbage
League
reiults
last-night
were
as
C.
N.
Operating
20,
sons
of
Canada
7.
K.
of
Columbus
15,
Lodge
12.
League
Table
W
C.
N.
Operating
...
New
Empress
Eaglas
Moose
........!...
K.
of
C
Cold
Storage
C.
otN.
Mechanics
..
Orange
Lodg,
P.
Rupert
Hotel
..
Can.
Legttarf
.Hh
20
18
I
16
15
12
12
12
IE
Grotto
9
N.
Sons
of
Canada
.
7
Native
Orang
L
Pta1
7
9
12
12
12
12
16
15
15
"IB
18
20
20
18
1
18
15
15
IS
12
12
MARKETING
ACT
IS
SUSTAINED
1
VICTORIA,
Jan.
8:
The
B.
(
Produce
Marketing
Act,
so
far
as
it
concerns
shipment
inside
and
outside
the
province,
was
sustained
by
the
British
CoIum-
bia
Court
of
Appeals
in
handing
down
its
judgments.
The
crown
was
successful
in
Rex
vs
Sales
1
Service
Ltd.,
Rex
vs
Associated
1
Growers
of
B.
C.
Ltd.
and
Rex
vs
Wong
Kit,
the
appeals
having
been
made
by
the
crown
against
rulings
of
Mr.
Justice
M.
A.
McDonald
that,
although
the
Act
was
intra
vires,
it,
did
not
apply
tb
shipments
outside
the
province.
The
appeal
of
Chung
Chuck
against
a
conviction
for
infraction
of
the
Act
was
dismissed.
This
appeal
was
based
on
the
ground
that
the
Act
was
ultra
vires
of
the
legislature.
Dally
News
classified
advertising
brings
results.
.mporters
Fifth
Annual
TEMPTATION
SEE
Thi.i
i'ifth
anuai
successful
event
i
i
.
i:
v
drawing
to
a
before
stoc-kla'Kii.g
in
a
few
days
we
an--
offering
.urn
jne
a
m-e
burgains.
Here
ure
some:
LIEN'S
WINTER
COATS
ALL
OUR
MEN'S
WINTER
OVERCOATS
-
0:i'v
about
i-iyW-the
lot,
but
not
all
sixes.
These
a
e
of
fine
pure
wool
m
.t
check
back
and
splwuiidly
tailored.
Regular
values
up
to
$
:;
TEMPTATION
SALE
PRICE
.
.
,
"
MENIS
PANTS
INI
$10.00
o
mkjvh
in
tweeus,
serges,
woraieus
una
wnn
pm
aim
i
mil
...
stripes.
Wall
made
ok
UijbV
fcyilb4e.
In
..
t
..
,(..
a
Viiiue
up
to
VV.60.
i
TEMPTATION
SALE
PRICE
$3
85
'
.
:
IBN'S
BOOTS
AND
SHOES
WE
lift
VTHtCM
Ifi
ALL
UA1
lioodyear
welteil
llegulir
values
up
to
$7.60.
TEMPTATION
SALE
PRICE
SI.U
MEN'S
SOCKS
MEN'S
SOCKS
The
famous
St.
Margaret's
Brand,
in
pure
wovl
rib.
The
kind
you
usually
pay
76c
for.
TEMPTATION
SALE
PRICE
,
45t
Loughran
has
shown
no
inclinat-
n
wh'
tne
Prosperity,
oi
iiraui
ion
to
return
from
the
heavy-
not
equal
or
surss
t
weight
ranks,
precedent
-would
of
1028
IIc
couP'M
thl8-
.
n
Indicate
that
Imskl
Was
entitled
however,
the
observation
that
pulp
,
to
the
crown.
He
cited
the
sim-
"u
m',er
""c
QCmMn
UAIC
HP
liar
inst.np
f
-iv
ninnova
dark
spot
on
the
horizon'
and
is-
;3LlUIuJ
HALr
narturp
frnm
fh
Hiw.inn
nnri
ued
a
warning
that
binks
and,
the
financial
houses
do
all
I
in
their
passing
of
the
title
to
Mike
MTJan
whn
nJa
foii
power
to
"restrain
speculative
ten-
,
uciicicB
1,11
in
icawiiauio
The
Acme
Importers
The
Letter
Box
.,
THAT
HOLD-HACK
1
TEdWidV,
Daily
News:
In
regard
to
the
editorial
"n-ifilnd.iR
jmmh-
issue
of
the
7th
Inst,
respecting
a
proposed
"holdback"
as
youtertfi
It
of
$15.uoo.
Eagles
15
Canaan
Legion
12.
'V4-11
ua
Ior
'wnl
Cold
Storage
15,
C
N.
anics
12.
Moose
15,
PHnce
Rupert
Hotel
12.
prphefjhftf)
at
to
the
object
of
A.
I
-
I
I
I
A
1
Mec'h-i
proioei
clause
in
ine
agrrc-
sseni.
This
clause
was
inserted
on
the
advice
of
the
City
Solicitor
who
informed
the
Council
that
ail
the
ratable
property
In
the
City
is
pledged
as
security
for
all
th
debentures
Issued
by
the
City
since
its
iacorporaton
for
any
purpose
and
that
there
has
been
no
segregation
of
any
patricular
assets
for
the
purpose
of
securing
debentures
issued
for
the
cod
struction
of
the
hydro-electric
As
a
coneejiuence
of
this
fact,
and
it
being
impossible
for
the
city
to
secure
a
release
from
the
other
bond
holders
of
their
claims
against
the
hydro-electric
there
seems
to
be
no
other
solution
of
.4Ub
difficulty,
and
the
only
meth-Wtiieh
seems
feasible
is
the
one
which
has
been
suggested.
I
think
this
explanation
makes
it
quite
clear
that
this
trust
fund
Is
for
the
protection
of
the
bond
holders.
Y'urs
truly,
S.
P.
McMORDIE,
Mayor
1
-
Outdoors
or
InJoori
f
Yhtevtr
your
ttik.
Let
WRIOLEY'S
rtfreih
I
you-!ly
your
thlrit,
aid
f
I
appetite
sad
dlgoUon.
1
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