WW
PAGE
TWO
THE
D.-tfLY
NEW3
News
and
Views
In
The
World
of
S
Johnny
Fan-el.
dapper
golf
the
first
tee
of
the
St.
Augustine,
the
well
known
copper
magnate.
HOW
RICKARD
RATED
BOXERS
'
te
,ndicat,on
of
IHckard'a
Inten-1
Tommy
Fraser.
who
is
attemp-Dempsey
iw
a
Said
to
He
n
i
r.
One
in
t
Only
tions.
With
Tunney
retired.
n
.hu
Jn
Same
Class
With
Tunney
In
Heavyweights
The
sporty
tc
Ulobe
says:
With
the
demise
of
TerMckard.
t
unusual
iatreatajuttaihed
to
the
ranKing
or
boxi
!Tlh
till.
clashes
as
prepareuior
ine
mnjr.-AW
ioTk
boxing
publicationbv.
ihe
promo-
ter
just
a
short,
tlrm)
before
his
death.
TH
bofii
arrAted
on
uieir
pworrauriqfs
yupng
io,
oiiu
com
uiiisiuu,
"""fie
c"r
uui,
an
neeu
auove,
wan
noi
given
tion
of
the
flyweight
and
bantam
prominent
pjace
by
Rickard
classes,
has
been
dividell
into
fcvb
among
the
heavyweights,
or
more
sectione.
Tbe
jgreA,
jjmnvy
McUtfyn.
Iri.sh-Can-Gene
Tunney
Is
name
rut-
dian
from
Vancouver,
the
light-standing
heavyweight,
With
Jack
8ensat0
iast
weiKht
of
ytHr
is
Dempw-y
alone
In
the
same
divi-
t
named
IVtKe
lightweight
divi-Blon.
Sharkey,
Strib,iina
.
and
8jon
but
his
rcobqueror
at
Ue-Uicudun
fo
m
section
twa;
and
froiK
tav
iinir
u
innCfi
ntlrf
Heney,
Moloney.
Itiko.
Godfrey,
Loughran
and
Phil
Scott
are
plac-
H'iiii
'
j
HMMHHHHHHHHCEQi
This
advertisement
U
not
published
or
dlsplnvea
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
-
i
FIRST
DRIVE
OF
THE
SEASON
hampion,
is
shown
driving
the
fi
Florida,
links.
The
interested'
ed
in
that
order
in
the
third
heavyweight
classification.
Dempsey's
return
to
the
ring
was
assured
when
the
above
rating
was
made,
and
the
groupings
give
an
accur-
Dempsey
remained
isolated
in
the
have
a
pretty
tough
proposition
first
class,
wth-.Shatkey
arid
Strlb-
for
h
nm
nUrf
,
Tiger
Boul-ling.
already
matched,
sharing
thecter.
They
ffave
been
sigaed
to"
eMn4,,aiYWonAWUlL-uzcutiun.
iftt
t
v
-
lJt3r
BYiously
the
wfn'rterbf
the:Shar-
key-
Stribling
match
was
to
niectjat
the
Capito,
!(m
the
the
best
of
the
remainder,
with
the
,
Vliir
w
mtaatiA
,
survivor
of
such
eliminations
box
-
,
iub
.or
uie
now
vaca,'
title.
;
,
Tommy
Loughran,
world's
light-;
heavyweight
champip
was
placed!
nrst
in
me
lYo-pouna
aiviaaon.
t0
Cnarnpion
Sammy
Mandell.
with
,0e
GIck
third
tnIl
tro
compiel.
ing
the
first
division
and
Dilly
Petrolle
leading
a
group
of
seven
in
a
second
class.
McLarnin,
however,
is
placed
on
top
in
the
junior
welterweight
class,
a
weight
division
specially
created
a
few
years
ago
for-140-pounders.
Rick-
ard
evidently
believed
that
Mc-
Larnin
could
no
longer
do
himself
nee
at
the
lightweight
itrrulof
135
pounds.
,,
0f
Vancouver.
Frank
Iluckland
of
AI
Foreman.
Canadian
light-
New
Wfatmjnster.
'Chris
Owens
weight
titleholder,
is
placed
third
o(
yiiitria
snl
S.
G.
Jenkins
to
Tod
Morgan
and
Dick
Finnegan
and)(
G.
W.,
yrding
of
North
ii
the
Junior
lightweight
or
130-
Vaouvjfr'
a,
re
flaying
in
the
el-IiouQdelau.
J
iatlojnV,
tjbe
BriiHh
oiw-
-Arriong
tho-fefltherweights
An.
bJVjAWwjr
..hjiliard
chmpiop-dre
Routis
of
Prance,
the
title-,
ship
fqr1(t
Wright
to,
meet
C.
A.
holder,
is
first,
with
Benny
Haas
of
L.
Payne,
Canadian
champion
in.
Phibidelphia
taking
precedence
the
f!inas.
over
Tony
Canzoneri
of
New
York,
the
deposed
champion.
Leo
(Kid)
William
Wrigley
can
se
noth-Roy
of
Montreal,
Canadian
ing
but
a
pennant
for
his
Chi-"father"
titleholder,
is
eleventh,
csgo
Cubs
in
1029,
barring
ac-"Kid"
Chopolate.
the
Cuban
who
t'idents.
Rogers
Hornsby.
he
is
created
so
much
talk
during
the
confident,
will
provide
the
punch
paRt
few
months,
is
named
in
both
to
send
the
Cubs
right
up
to
the
bantam
and
featherweight
classes,
top
at
the
start
and
keep
them
fourth
in
the
forme
,
and
sixth
there
to
the
finish.
It
cost
in
the
'latter.
Wrigley
approximately
$500,000
Riikard
paid
little
attention
to
in
cash
and
players
to
get
Horns-"
the
flyweights,
who
have
had
few
by
from
Boston,
but
he
thinks
he
blg
bouts
in
New
Yprkitate
latols
wertlnit.
Wlh.
Hartnett
catch,iyetvhh
crettlon
of
a
new
lv.
but
have
dominated
Tuoxinz
in
Toronto
for
a
year.
Emiftriad
-
tier
of
France,
Johnny
Hill
of
11
l
1
1
i
m
cngianu,
izsy
cnwans
oi
iew
York
and
Prank
Genaro
of
New
Yo
k
arc
named
in
that
order
with
which
the
division
is
dismissed,
OrOS2j
Champions
of
Prince
Rupert
All-Stars
EXHIIJ1TION
BUILDING,
FRIDAY
NIGHT,
8:30
P.
M.
Inlcnncdiatc
Game,
7
p.m.
noiti!'i
1
!
fill'
"t
bi
11
oi
'the
Winter
season
off
spectator
'
is
Murray
Guggenheim,
!
'
Sport
Chat
i,-:.n-
!-j.rfaT-
t-A
..
.,..
B,lt'
dviui
tiiiifi
hist;
iini
H-n...,,.
hif-m,
j.m.arv
9A
h1tthi
Th.
B.inn
u
lightweHfht
of
Northern
British
Columbia.
,
.
,,.,
,
Concentrator
.has
it
rather
long
;eaii
;
the
snfor
basket
balli
league
at
Anyox,
haying
won.
five
jHmeji
and
lost
but
one.
Mechan
ics
have
won
;
three
games
and
1
iot
two
while
the
Bttch
has
lout,
five
games,
and
has
yet
to
win
me.
Things
are
closer
in
the
!
Ladies'.r
League
where
the
High
icliol
has
won
three
games
and
1
ost
two
while
the
mine
has
won
three
and
lost
three
with
the
icach
bringing
up
the
rear
with
;wo
wins
and
three
lossea.
The
game
of
indoor
baseball
is
also
proving
popular
at
Anyx
th:r
winter.
In
the
last
games.
the
Smelter
downed
the
tiic
and
the
Elks
took
the
measure
,f
the
Concentrator
team.
m
nmh
aiwl.J,
A.
Yellow)
lies
ing
.lirtmm
at
Iirst.
jiornsbv
a
enV
EnglfshXhrtj(top
and
d
Wilson,
Cuyler
and
Stephenson
in
.
.
ii
j
f
1
I
i
i
ine
oumeia,
anti
one
oi
me
m
pitching
staffs
in
the
circuit,
th'ey
"site
in
Nfwtown
and
will
be
Cubs
indeed
look
like
a
form
id-
table
squad.
I
m&tLjLa
-r
Northern
B.
C.
Admission,
35c
and
10c.
SKI
CLUB
AT.
!
REVELSTOKE
j
Annual
.Winter
Carnival
to
He
I
.
.
Helc
in
February,,
in
South-
.
Interior
'
.i
i
ern
I
The
annual
winter
carnival
is
UK
held
thi
year
at
Revelstoke
:nder
the
a...
pU-ts
oi
the
Kevel-.oke
Ski
Club.
There,
is
to
be
a
;'and
Ice
manque
and
carnival,
fast
hockey
matches
and
other
ice
g.:mes.
An
annual
ski
ball
with
of
now
quean.
Ski
jumping
will
le
one
of
the
big
features
of
the
event,
an
effort
being
made
to
break
the
record
of
Nels
NeNon
of
210
feet,
whltfi
was
made
in
125.
RELIEF
FOR
NORTHWEST
Washington
and
Oregon
Cedar
Mills
Say
They
Cannot
Compete
With
R.C.
WASHINGTON,
Jan.
17:
The
House
ways
and
means
committee
today
heard
supplemental
pleas
for
the
relief
of
the
northwest
edar
industry.
In
a
brief
filed
two
days
ago,
180
cedar
mills
in
Washington,
Oregon
and
Idaho
asked
that
shingles
and
cedar
lumber
be
taken
from
the
free
list
and
be
given
a
duty
of
25
percent
ad
valorem.
A.
C.
Edwards
of
Ev-srett
'
said
the
duty
would
equal-Ite
the
costs
of
production
in
this
country
arid
British
Columbia.
Imports
of
Canadian
shingles
and
ffumber,
Edwards
said,
constituted
irtnety-om
;
percent
of
domestic
production
'and
many
mills
of
the
northwest
"Were
facing
bnk:
ruptcy.
'
'
1
'
u.
HE'S
A
PRINCE
NOW"
l.ven,
ino'lii
r
oi
the
newly
crowned
King
Zogu
of
Albania,
who
becomes
a
prince
of
the
blood
by
reason
of
his
brother's
elevation
to
the
throne.
,
The
photo
was
taken
on
the
steps
of
the
Royal
Palace.
KETCHIKAN
TO
BUILD
NEW
LUTHERAN
CHURCH
DURINGPRESENT
YEAR
KETCHIKAN,
Jan.
17:
A
de
finite
decision
to
proceed
this
I
LAlureh
n
Ketcliikan
wa
tnadetat
1
j
ithe
the
annu
annual
business
meqtlngof
the
First
Lutheran
Chuicfi
here
...
1
'
.
Tbe
church
will
be
located
on
surmounted
surmounted
by
by
an
an
illuminated
crow,
forming
a
beaeori
at
night,
i
Architect
plana.
for
the
building.)
mu
m
bC
irge
enough
to
take
care
of
great
uud
fences,
such
as
attended
the
Luth
eran
Christmas
services.
At
the
children's
progrdm,
more
than
C00
persons
were
present.
Two
old
dwelling
houses
will
be
razed
to
make
room
for
the
fine
building
which
will
be
the
hiii-rh
himm
nf
ihn
1
.ill
hfr.n
n
nf
Ketehrkun.
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FOR
THE
WEEK
I
N.
B.
C.
SYSTEM-
Thursday,
January
17
COO:
Seiberling
Program,
KHQ.
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO,
KPO,
KFI.
7.30:
Standard
Symphony
Hour,
KHQ,
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO,
KFI.
8.30:
Memory
lan?,
KGW,
KGO.
9.00:
Correct
Time,
KHQ,
oMl,
KGW.
KGO;
KPO.
'0.00:
The
Trocaderans,
KPO,
KFI.
11.00:
The
Trocaderans.
KI'O.
Friday,
January
IS
5.35
:
Land
O'lltfi
KHQ,
KOMO.
KGW.:
KQOi
I
COO:
Wrigley
Review
KHQ,
'OMO,
KGW,
KGO,,
KPO.
ftF1!:
6.30:
Philco
Program
KHQ
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO;
HPQXFIr
7.00:
Hudson-Essex
Qhalleng-ers.
KHQ.
KOMO,
iKGW,
KGO.
KPO,
KFI.
.,
,
1
l
8.00:
RCA
Hour,
KHCHKOMO.
KGW.
KGO
KPO,
KFI.
p
9.00:
Correct
Time,'
KHQ,
OMO,
KGW,
KGO,
KPO.
9.30:
Moon
Magic,
KHQ.
KGW.
KOMO,
KGO.
10.00:
The
Trocaderans.
KOMO,
KFI
10.00
to
11.00:
KPO,
KGO
11.00
to
12.00.
Saturday,
January
19
5.00:
National
Orchestra,
KHQ,
KOMO.
KGW,
KGO,
KPO,
KFI
7.00:
Lucky
Strike
Iltftfri'KIIQ;
KOMO,
KGW,
KGO,'
KPO,
KFI.
8.00:
The
Carnival,
Kl0.
KGO
-8.15
to
9.00.
,.
j
9.00:
Correct
Time
KHQ.
:0MO.
KGW.
KGO.
KrO.
9.00:
Golden
Legends,:
KHQ.
GW.
KGO.
!
10.00:
The
Big
Show
KHQ.
ifcMvG?PR90:to
12.00.
JAPANESE
USE
CANADIAN
IDEA
Winnipeg;
Jan.
n,-Push-
ng
through
the
fnows
of
Japan;
his
wintev
is
a
railway
and
fight-
j
ing
machine
bearing
the
sturdy'
1
anadian
name
of
McLay
and
nee
aguin
is
the
fame
of
Canada
arrled
into
the
far
reaches
of
he
earth.
When
K.
Hashimo.
uperintendent
of
rolling
stock
and
machinery
of
the
Sapparo
Dis-
fiet
Japmese
government
railways,
was
in
Canada
recently
udying
the
operations
of
the
Ca-
adian
National
Railways
for
the1
benefit
of
the
peqple
of
jhls
own
oumry.
ne
was
particularly
Interested
in
the
methods
lined
for
tearing
snow
from
the
track.
In
a
letter
received
today
by
W.
A.
Kingsland,
general
manager
of
the
western
region,
C&nadfan
,Na-,
ional
Railways.
Mr.
Hasjilmo
expressed
hls:
thanks
for
the
co-operation
given
him
by
the
railway
f
fleers,
particularly
by
A.
II.
,
Eager,
general
superintendent
of;
motive
power
and
car
equipment,:
Winnipeg,
and
A.
McCowan,
as-j
slstant
general
nuperintendent
car
equipment.
Ho
went
on
to
do-'
scribe
n
new
type
of
snow
fight-1
ing
machine
which
he
had
devised
from
ideas
given
him
by
K.
j
D.
McLay,
bridge
and
building
master
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
Calgary
division.
The
i
machine,
which
is
the
most
sue-'
ceful
of
all
the
types
tried
by
imj
Japanese
Japanese
....
raiH
rauwi'f.
.
Mr
Uasl
-
''m
nn
hanied,
in
gratitude,
"McLay."
PRESIDENT
COOLIDGE
j
SIGNS
KELLOGG
PACT,
Renunciation
as
l
ar
ad
Un,ted
stote8
Concerned
WASHINGTON.
Jan.
17.
-
President
Coolldge
today
signed
j
the
document
of
ratification
of
the
;
Kellogg
treaty
to
renounce
war,1
following
the
adoption
of
the
measure
by
the
senate.
Try
a
Dally
News
WANT-AD.
It
will
bring
resufls.
T
port
Thursday,
Januun
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BOYS
AND
GIRL?
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in
Scodandi
wtatB
ralnenats
arc
Boys'
aud
girls'
sizes
from
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to
32.
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wear
i
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hato
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MEN
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MEN'S
PANTS
PANTS
FOR
MEN
in
good
quality
tweeds,
worsted
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