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DAILY
EDITION
Now
that
the
city
council
has
received
its
reprimand,
we
suggest
that
the
people
should
pass
the
two
bylaws
and
relieve
the
next
council
of
the
work
of
financing
them.
Undoubtedly
McBride
Street
should
be
completed
-and
the
sewer
also
should
be
financed.
Recriminations
now
are
useless.
We
have
to
deal
with
the
present
situation
in
the
best
possible
manner
and
the
reasonable
thing
to
do,
it
would
seem
just
now,
would
oe
to
pass
the
bylaws
and
have
these
works
cleaned
up.
NEED
OF
EMPLOYMENT
How
can
we
e-xpect
others
to
think
highly
of
us
if
we
do
not
think
highly
of
ourselves.
Most
people
take
us
at
our
own
valuation.
VALUE
OF
MINING
CENTRE
.
The
locating
of
the
northern
headquarters
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Company
at
Prince
Rupert
is
bpund
to
have
the
effect
of
making
the
city
more
or
less
of
a-
mining
centre.
The
immediate
neighborhood
is
recognized
as
the
strategical
location
for
a
smelter
that
will
serve
both
interior
points
and
Portland
Canal
and
other
coast
mines.
It
is
the
place
where
rail
and
watqr
transportation
meet.
While
at
pesent
the
staff
of
Consolidated
consists
of
less
than
a
dozen
men,
the
local
office
has
been
established
but
a
short
time
and
it
Is
probable
it
lfiav
have
to
be
considerably
extended.
Pr&spectora
who
wish
their
samples
examined
by
experts
bring
them
to
Prince
Rupert
and
await
the
results
of
the
assay.
By
doiilg
so
they
get
quick
action,
much
quicker
than
if
they
had
to
send
a
long
Learn
to
do
Without
friends
and
you
will
get
all
you
need
or
want
X-Ray
Motion
Pictures
Taken
of
Human
Body
TORONTO,
Dec.
10.
X-ray
motion
pictures
or
interior
views
of
the
human
body!
This
latest
Innovation
of
the
science
of
radiology
and
the
use
of
the
"Cln-ex
Camera"
was
explained
recently
by
Dr.
II.
A.
Jarre
of
Qrace
Hospital.
Detroit,
Mich.,
before
the
fifteenth
annual
convention
of
the
Radiological
Society
of
North
America.
More
than
800
scientists
and
physicians
who
specialize
In
the
use
of
radium
and
x-ray
are
attending
the
five-day
convention.
Dr.
Jarre
said
In
part:
"Until
about
a
year
ago
we
depended
ud-on
visual
observations
and
th?
fluoroscopic
screen,
but
In
some
x-ray
studies
the
Images
obtained
In
this
way
are
too
faint
and
am
otherwise
not
as
valuable
as
they
might
be.
Now
we
have
an
appar-
Copyright.
1927.
by
E
INSTALMENT
XXXI.
"Take
off
your
please.
Miss
Brown,
hat
quickly,
Col.
Dessiter
,
cnj0,ned
..git
dQwn
thMe
T
want
paid
In
advance
for
yearly
period
3-00jtatalk
to
you.
No,
leave
the
letters
alone
until
after
I
have
finished."
Misi
Brown
obeyed
meekly.
"I
asked
vou,"
he
went
on.
"yes
terday
whether
you
would
accept
a
posKicn
hre
as
my
secretary.
lYnn
nfertter1
T
have
heen
thlnlc-
-
'-.j.
-
ing
it
over.
I
want
to
ask
you
now
.whether
you
will
consent
to
be
Tuesday,
December
10,
1929
something
more
than
my
secret-
.
.
i
ary."
-
-
Mlas
Brown's
eyes
had
never
been
bluer
than
at
that
moment.
nkr-c
nvt
a
wo
1
Abb
111
LA
b
iRh
grinped
the
sides
of
her
chair.
Thp
ifie
rifv
city
milneil
council
ha?
nas
deciderl
ueciuea
to
vo
suuimi
submit
to
the
uie
nfcODie
peupie
at
at
she
re,t
her
heart
almost
stop
bemUnji
Bml
xhm
away
the
time
of
the
civic
election
the
two
bylaws
which
were
de-
unui
she
become
actually
breath-
feated
earlier
in
th
yeah
They
are
to
provide
sums
s
of
JMt
jt
h
money
lor
sewer
extension
work
and
for
completing
Mc-
softening
in
the
hard
lines
about
Bride
Street
where
the
road
is
now
torn
up
opposite
Mc-
"
face.
Plvmnnt
Park
"A
secretary,"
he
explained,
"is
l.yiymoni
rarK.
neither
one
thing
nor
the
other
A
great
many
people
voted
against
those,
bylaws
when
You
know
now
more
than
any
one
they
were
submitted.
They
thought
the
:
city
'
authorities
.VllkVd
Should
be
taught
a
lesson
not
to
begin
Woi'K
until
they
Were
i
my
work.
There
are
times
when
given
authority
Also,
it
was
thought
that
in
the
present
i-ed
help,
iantto
gjnto
iiiictuuiai
cuhuiliuii
it
was
iiuu
him;
iu
jjiutetu
nmi
puumiwny
I
thinK
It
worth
while
to
fle
works.
vote
my
life
to
my
lob.
and
1
want
to
ask
you
whether
you
arr
willing
to
take
your
share
now
and
then
of
the
risks
to
be
something
more
than
a
mere
typing
secretary,
to
be
actually
one
of
my
organization?
"What
you
would
in
fact
become
Is
a
secret-service
agent
of
the
XYO
Derartmnt
of
the
Home
Office,
with
an
affiliation
across
the
way
at
Scotland
Yard."
.
Miss
Brown
swayed
a
little
in
her
chair-
She
felt
an
insane
de-ire
to
laugh.
What
a
fool
she
had
TaMhir,
fi&lit
cs
is
a
ill
riirht
but
not
duriner
biisW-iJtmMWbie.
Dessi'er.
how-
neSS
hoursi
bin
b'
,
.
,
,(r
;ev
contawww
..j
hti
yon
to
feel
in
vour
own
iiiinu
mai
me
wurK
s
worm
wnue.
he
said
impressively.
"Patriotism's
rather
at
a
discount
since
the
While
passing
the
bylaws
will
not
meet
the
citv's
need";?
one
worked
themselves
x
.
j
mii
i
II
i
II
u
i
h
vi
r
ri
pn
ann
nnnro-
for
employment
after
the
new
year,
It
will
help.
The
days
there's
a
perfectly
natural
bridge
work
on
McBride
has
to
be
firiished
and
connected
r.Uon
t0
'e
whole
Jl?
n
n..f
.uu.
...:n
i
t
Ive
got
the
Home
Office
4
to
uunjiiwciuiv
vmci
uii
nm
jiavc
iu
uc
cuiiiuiciiLcu
listen
to
me.
hence
this
depart
-
and.if
tHe-Jiext'trfy
council
is
relieved
of
the
uavments
on
!"?nt
otanine
with
a
suff
of
over
than
half
a
dozen
these
bylaws
they
will
bein
a
position
to
undertake
sucKkf
200.
not
H2nwS
more
public
relief
as
may
be
necessary
without
serioiisly
injur-
'
rnt
tnnt,
ing
the-finaTtces
of
the
city.
:
my
I've
m'JES.H
flfafn
got
nas
great
will
probably
ever
UD
to
the
neck,
and
pull.
The
Muff
of
Been
entirely
sue
It
is
seriously
suggested,
then,
that
the
ratepayers
They
wre
afraid
o?
should
vote
for
the
bylaws
when
resubmitted
and
get
rid
jfft
T?hn
oiydl
c"e
a
oi
tnese
lanamarKs.
men
tuture
councils
should
take
a
lesson
from
the
past
and
refuse
absolutely
to
proceed
with
new
work
until
the
bylaws
have
been
sanctioned
by
the
ratepayers.
Des-
damn
"Now.
are
you
golne
to
work
with
me.
Miss
Brown,
body
and
soul?
listen
befor
vou
answer.
You
will
draw
your
S300
a
year
and
there
will
be
grants,
liberal
aUowances.
a
pension
afterward,
even
if
we
are
disbanded
in
six
month,
but
there
will
never
be
any
honors,
mind.
Yot'
'1
r"ver
be
me.de
a
Dame
of
the
Empire,
even
If
von
save
the
country
No
ou
will
ever
rwvfl
heard
of
your
name
or
know
what
your
work
Is."
She
smiled.
"As
though
!
should
care
about
uch
things."
she
said.
"Besides,
don't
I
know?
I
looked
everjwhere
for
your
obituary
notices."
"A
woof
of
our
powr
ovelrUhe
press.'
Tie
remarked
jrhc
"Home
Office
is
Mill
a
little
difficult,
but
nothlnsr
like
what
It
ed
to
be.
and
Scotland
Yard
hAsn
entirely
new
code."
'
"Do
you
think."
Miss
Brown
ventured,
nat
there
wtil
ever
be
serious
trouble?"
Desur
shrugged
his
shoulders.
"I
don't
see
a
bloody
revolution,
but
a
revolution
of
some
sort
is
what
we're
out
to
fight
against.
Are
you
with
me.
Miss
Brown?"
She
was
her
usual
composed
self
now.
She
looked
up
at
him
and
smiled.
"Absolutely'
she
assured
him.
"I'll
do
all
1
.
an.
I'm
not
very
clever,
but
I
can
be
trusted."
He
came
and
sat
upon
the
edge
Could
Not
Sleep
HEADACHES
Were
So
Bad
Sletar?
film
Jrftr?
,T5
1
AberoW
P&i2fcWl.M.l.'.T0
i
Period
I
hal
regular
rpffiilor
mot
mnllnn
on
ttlntiir.
Picture'
camera
.an...n
.
'
kv
J
takes
IB
shots
per'Sec&hd.
''
1
The
four
bodily
organs
we
have!
studied
most
with
our
camera
are.
1
Bronchial
tubes.
In
this
study
we
discovered
that
there
Is
a
peculiar
rythmic
motion
phenomena1
In
the
tubes
during
breathing
so
that
In
a
normal
human
lung
foreign
materials
and
excretions
as
I
well
as
air
are
expelled
by
these
movements
alone.
2)
Kidneys
and'
Ureters.
In,
this
6tudy
we
found
that
these
organs
too
had
an
In-1
teresling
cyclic
motion.
(3
Heart-and
lame
blood
vessels
In
the
I
chest
wetr
studied
as
well
as
the
thymus
gland.
(4)
Stomach
and,
Intestines.
i
After
ticking
tV
mi.
I
wu
cbmj.li
tuly
rtllrv
a.
.1.1
.
M,
Nt-.Miuiin4
it
to
be
a
perfect
medicine.
"
Put
up
only
by
The
T.
Milbura
Co-limited,
Toronto,
Ont.
Tuey.
December
T
10
..l??..
IB
1929
h
Lmuws
Phillips
oppehhelm
Qppatfaim
herself
studvins
h;m.
He
was
wearing
country
clothes
of
gray
tweed,
inclined
to
be
6habby.
but
veil
put
and
becoming
to
his
long,
'ithe
figure.
The
lines
of
his
face
eemed
to
her
to
have
become
a
little
deeper
even
during
the
lfut
few
days,
but
hjs
eyes
were
bright
and
there
was
a
certain
indefinable
vigor,
mental
as
well
as
physical,
which
seemed
to
radiate
from
him.
"Miss
Brown,"
he
said.
"I
never
flatter.
You
have
the
gifts
I
need.
You
have
no
nerves:
In
your
quiet
wav
you-
are
shrewd:
you
are
not
easily
led
away
from
a
course
of
Ttlon
upon
which
yqu
have
decided,
and
there
is
a
great
deal
of
"orce
behind
that
sedate
life
of
vours.
I
know.
I'm
a
Judge
of
men
ind
women.
I've
had
to
be.
for
there
"
are
times
'
you
'
have
to
trust
pomlnaUy
I
am
one
of
the
Undersecretaries
at
the
Home
Office.
Actually
I
am
the
chief
of
XYO.
and
you
will
be
my
trusted
helper
HI
tt'fl
mv
CMretnrv
Now
let
me
explain
your
first
Job.
it
isni
pieasant,
dui
meres
no
risk."
"Here
In
London?"
"No;
down
at
Camberley.
By
the
bye.
you
will
have
to,
catch
the
10:46
train
from
Waterloo."
Miss
Brown
glanced
at
the
clock.
"I
must
leave
here
In
twenty
minutes."
He
nodded
and
took
up
some
ispers
from
his
desk.
"Here
are
your
Instructions.
You
lll
book
to
Camberlev.
take
a
cab
nd
drive
to
this
address:
'Lady
Hannerton,
The
Nook,
Merton
Road.
Camberlf-7.'
Lady
Hanner-on
has
applied
to
the
principal
agency
in
the
West
End
for
a
secretary.
By
arrangement
with
the
manaeeress
vou
nrt
tn
nttr
mur.
.self
for
the
post.
Here
are
your
I-
114...
,
,
.
I
.
iutr
a
uiue
ounaie
oi
ieuers
secured
with
a
rubber
band.
"Unquestionable,
I
think
you
will
find
i.itui.
lmuj
nuiineriun
m
very
rond
of
mohey,
so
we
will
make
vour
selection
a
rertalnlv
h
oir'
j
ng
a
very
moderate
salary
let
us
.
niy
2
a
week.
Live
in,
the
house
h
you
can.
txacuy
opposite
Is
a
grocer's
shop
with
a
telephone.
Make
friends
with
the
woman
who
runs
It.
You
may
have
to
use
the
lephone
frequently.
Take
down
thes
two
numbers,
one
for
me.
1C00
Whitehall,
which
you
can
use
at
any
time,
night
or
day.
and
tn
case
of
emergency
'or
certain
other
contingencies
which
I
will
explain
to
you
here
Is
a
local
number-too
O
Alrlershnt
luhlcH
v.in
..t
ou
in
touch
with
a
staff
officer!
wno
u
acting
lor
us.
1
"How
long
am
I
to
stay
with'
I
fl
flu
If
a
nnorfnM
aA
MiWkt
a.
I
i
v
ivfsf
aiiu
WllHb
13
Ujy
work
to
be?"
MUs
Brown
inquired
!
ou
may
oe
mere
a
wk,
perhaps
a
fortnight."
Uesslter
an-'
nounced.
"If
you.
have
exrptioniii
good
luck
perhaps
only
three
or
four
days.
From
the
moHnt
of
your
arrival
I
want
the
names
of
'very
one
who
visits
the
house
both
otftclally
-and
for
any
other
purpose,"
I
"Is
It
ladv
Hannerton
who
is
the
!
suspect?"
Miss
Brown
Inquired.
"It
is.
Suspect
is
th4
.word.
What
I
We
need
is
rlpflnltp
Inrnrmnlinn
1
....
V,
11IH
,
i
By
some
means
or
other
an
enor-l
mous
quantity
or
literature
of
the
worst
type
is
being
distributed
amonc
thf
nlHlir
in
AtH...k
Camberley
and
the
whole
of
that
uisujci.
a
great
aeai
of
it
is
In
the
shapj
of
placards
stuck
up
on
Walls
And
trf
linrinir
th
nVi
but
a
large
quantity
of
pamphlets
koui
no
me
nanas
oi
tne
soldiers
themselves,
and
we
believe
by
mean
of
thMr
wiv
"Lady
Hannerton
is
the
widow
of
very
aisunguisnea
general
who
was
killed
during
the
last
week
of
the
war.
Rh
hrtlf
runH
Viair
her
time
on
the
Continent
where
uur
reports
tell
us
that
she
gambles
very
high.
She
has
no
money
exceDt
her
iwmlnn
in
that
h
has
without
a
doubt
means
of
supplementing
her
income.
All
these
things
we
want
to
discover."
"MaV
I
KiictrMt
KnrrtpthlnirV
Miss
Brown
ventured.
or
course."
"YOU
have
nnvri
whlrh
umiIj
-
"
'
-
-
...w..
nuum
enable
von
tn
xamlnn
Tartu
unn-
nerton's
banking
account.
Couldn't
you
trace
any
'Sums
that
were
paid
In
apart
from
her
pension?"
Muer
noaaea
approvingly.
"Quite
rlflht.
Miss
Brown"
V..
said,
"but
you
may
be
sure
that
we've
tried
that.
There
are
very
considerable
sums
paid
in
at
odd
times,
but
these
are
all
by
cheque
on
a
foreign
bank
over
which
we
have
no
jurisdiction,
and
which
refuses
information
regarding
its
clients.
Even
that
has
stopped
lately,
but
we
believe
that
Lady
Hannerton
li.n
mnim
nalrl
tn
h
account
at
a
bank
somewhere
on
'
tne
Kiviera
whom
I
want
you
to
look
out
for
a
man
named
Thornton."
"A
Jriend
of
Lady
Hannertoh?"
"Not
that
we
know
of,
Thornton
has
been
lecturing
In
Hyda
Park
for
the
last
two
years,
but
he
Is
lying
doggo
Just
now.
He
Is.
as
a
mattcY
of
fact,
rather
one
of
the
tragic
figures
on
the
other
side.
He
wfrs
a
magnificent
sold'.r,
did
splendidly
in
the
war.
got
a
V.c.
and
everv
possible
medal.
When
he
came
back
he
found
his
wife
trt"anv
ayin
oi
siarvauon.
He
had
a
larare
family
and
she'd
worked
herself
to
dMth.
His
two
elder
sons
were
killed,
and
Unfortunately
their
lives
were
rather
thrown
away
by
a
foolish
commander.
"Thornton
ought
to
have
been
fmmrt
n
frvVi
nf
itAn
font
Hfr
wash't.
He
took
to
drink
at
odd
paying
wUh
hta
T
igaretie
case!
S
!
"Hmrnr?
ffibiS
hSnMn
the
mohiMitaw
hum
she
fourtdl?d
a'tcr
him
and
then
he
got
in-
tn
ntht-r
hanrli.
ITp
wan
mivpri
tin
in
a
brawl
and
ent
to
prison
not-
wirn
tanning
n's
record,
mat
finished"
him.
Todav
he's
one
of
other
"Ide
I
had
a
talk
with
him
once
lie
snowea
me
tne
ohom-uraphf
of
hi
dead
wife
and
the
account
of
his
own
conviction
et
Bow
street.
He'd
had
it
framed.
He'll
go
on
to
the
end
now.
and
I'm
afraid
it
wl'l
be
a
bad
end."
Miss
Brown
glanced
once
more
at
the
clock.
Dessiter
nodded.
"WhPt
have
you
tr
do
"
he
sum-
but
yot
may
find
it
not
quite
so
easy
as
It
seems
I
want
the
names
of
everv
one
who
visits
ladv
Hannerton
T
want
to
know
l
particularly
if
Kure
of
Lady
Hannerton'
activities
wrnonc
mong
the
tne
soldiers'
soldiers'
wives,
wives,
and
and
:i.ri,
ZniA
Z:
voTyoT,?emea
-to.keirS
a?d
frtm
1
wnt
der-theUnywe
wort
together?"
ll'IS
"I
shall
be
very
proud."
she
as-
JjSSgh
Aer
dl'trlbuted
SU"Nom&ly.
Brown
lnc,tned
her
hwd
of
'course."
he
con-
5r
Z
room,
"von
in
Z
mv
?"au?T.V!
tvnlt
int
on
'T
think
t
undersund."
she
NU
"You
wil'
probably
get
the
Job
all
fight."
he
said
"but
if
there's
any
trouble
about
It
come
straight
back
and
report."
(To
Be
Continued
Tomorrow)
Birth
Controlls
Reing
Promulgated
Among
Japanese
Poor
TOKYO.
Dec.
10:
The
capital
of
Tfcpan
is
making
official
prenarat
fans
to
furnish,
birth
control
Information
to
Its
poor
In
tn
effort
to
relieve
the
suffering
that
comes
from
large
families
,
In
poverty
trleken
homes:
This
pooiolotelcal
-xotlt
fmvnt
especially
startiWfe
''tri
Orient
where
ancestor
worship
has
placed
a
premium
on
large
families,
is
hailed
by
proponents
of
birth
-r-ntrol
as
opening
the
way
for
ap-n'icatlon
of
this
remedy
on
a
national
scale
to
Japan's
overpopulation
.
problem.
Yuilchl
Shlrakami.
deputy
mayor
of
Tokyo,
said
it
was
the
pur-tvwe
to
eive
information
only
to
couples
that
already
tiave
Tfbar
children
andjean
4bAhatthev
are
too
poor
I
fefe'bf
Aire;
In
formation
wlHtfidfeinkfi
tofybung,
newly
marrletl
Tcliple
and
to
per--ons
of
wealth.
Mr.
Shlrakami
said
that
tho
municipality
hoped
birth
-ntrol
would
help
to
lower
the
high
Infant
mortality
rate
and
eventually
reduce
the
number
of
families
depending
on
official
charity.
NEW
YORK
HOCKEY
TEAM
MANAGER
"Nip"
Dwan
of
Toronto,
who
Is
Dusincss
manager
of
the
New
York
American
Hockey
Club.
Dr.W.T.Kennn
Returns
Today
Well
Known
Tloneer
Sttrtron
Has
necn
Taking
Up
Three
Months'
Post-firaduate
Work
in
East
After
an
absence
of
over
two
months
taking
up
post-graduate
work
in
Rochester
Nam
Vn.i.
nnj
-
-
"
'.
AW.
Ik
U1JI1
Chicago,
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergln.
well
unuwn
pioneer
local
surgeon,
Is
returning
to
the
city
on
this
afternoon's
train
from
th
Chicago
In
October.
Dr.
Kergln
at-
rnueci
me
ourgeons
congress
of
Mrs.
Keraln
is
t-pmainino
in
Toronto
until
after
Christmas
with
her
sons.
Will
and
Fred,
who
are
comnletlncr
their
n,Hii,ki
-
r
titvuibtll
ntudlos
at
Toronto
University,
and
her
daughter.
Miss
Margaret
Ker-
Ktii,
wno
is
training
lor
a
nurse
in
Toronto
Oeneral
Hospital.
CNJt.
TRAINS
For
the
East
Mnm
l.
DAt
ll.nn
.
.
Vb
UUM,
ii.ou
ji.m
.
"-.
Aiiic
uglier
iwiii
mc
ijasw-
person
down
there,
Miss
Brown,
J
Suns
,
Tues.
it
Thurs.
3:30
p.m.
Sport
Chat
Line-ups
for
tonight's
Billiard
League
fixture:
WL
J.
Nelson;
G,rot,te.
vs.rC.
,P,
tMtligno
(Elks).'
Otorge
WaugH
vs.
A.
A.
EassOh'.
Don
Brown
vs.
P.
H.
.Stephen
-
.
.
m
.
'm
tannic
jamca
Anarews
vs.
w.
a.
wuus
croft.
J.
Hillman
vs.
W.
Mitchell.
Plnvprn'
Club
and
Three
Two
Taxi
will
renew
thplr
nreument
tor
Senior
League
baskei&au
honors
this
evening
when
they
meet
at
th?
Exhibition
Hall
in
a
turn
out
to
be
one
of
thfe
liveliest
-ncounxers
so
iar
tnis
season.
With
five
wins
and
two
losses
to
get
in
a
commanding
position
at
me
iop
ii
mey
win
tnis
maicn.
The
Taxi
Men
so
fat
have
three
wins
ana
two
aeieats
ana
tne
ce
will
b
lntere6tlnaly
tightened
up
if
they
are
able
to
come
out
on
too.
In
the
Intermediate
League,
the
leading
Big
Four
liilntette
will
trv
conclusions
with
m
eenar
awemng
c.n.k.
while
High
School
will
meet
Naval
Re-.
erve
in
the
second
Intermediate1
fixture.
Taken
on
the
whole,
it
elves
nromlse
of
being
a
rather
'nfrestlng
evening
with
the
hoop
I
iters.
Th.
Hunr.
111
9n
lain
n
t
.u.
rra.M,nM
i
-
.......
n-
ui..
u...!..!!
i
there
t
want
to
fathom
th
'na-iht
the
Robin
are
looking
for
a
GROTTO
LEAD
STILL
LARGE
Operators
and
Cold
Storar.
For
Second
Wace
l
crfbh..1.1
?Slf
?uPe."
CriUbui'.
uoia
storage
Moose
I.
O.
O.
P
Eagles
P.
R.
llote
C.
N.
R.
A.
K.
of
Columbus
New
Zmpress
Oiange
Lodge
Seal
Cove
Hi!
!4t
14.
14.
t
mi
IX;
lie,
-....
w.v.
-saicrs
Tisuea
me
..fc
in
is
Lj.,.,,.
CjN.R
A
15
Netl110
Moose
Eagles
12;
Cold
stor,
v,
!
5
'
u
14:
rirntfn
i-j
Seal
Cove
Sawmill
i.
x
,,,
..
Operators
u;
Lo
o
p
ii
11
League,Stahdlnr.
urotto
Operators
til
I;4
(Si
'.lil
i
i.J
SKATING
ENJOYED
Urge
Crowd
Visited
Ice
On
Uk
Out
Kalen
Island
Hk-hsV
Lait
Evertlar
some
Bevemy-rivp
Blushers
is
only
one
less
than
the
the
first
skating
of
the
,
.,
I
mbr.f
,?llluthf
other
.'f-
ThecP
w"
reported
t.,
tn-1.,
There
are
19
hurlers
on
the
list
smooth
and
of
substau'i-i
-
four
catchers,
eight
lnflelders
and
ness.
""
uuiuuiucis.
wu,r
wik
new
oome
ci
tne
SKatcr-
u
nmes
appear
on
the
list
this
sea-
private
cars,
while
tnrr.
u.
,
n.
The
rest
are
Brooklyn
regu-
a
number
of
taxi
partus-
.
a(-.
liajrcts
WHO
11UVC
DCrn
Up
before
and
were
farmed
out.
Three
newcomers
are
pitchers.
Jim
Faulkner,
big
left-hander
drafted
from
the
Buffalo
Internationals:
HoIIIr
Thurston,
who
throws
with
nis
ngni
nana,
araitea
irom
San
Francisco,
and
John
Krlder,
young
right-hander
purchased
from
Ma
con.
The
fourth
player
Is
Joe'
THE
PA8
Man
Dr
Vance,
an
outfielder,
purchased
slighUy
altered
m
exn
Carolina
League.
jits
annual
dog
dcrh
.
"
1
lng
classic
to
the
Fh.
i
MS
BEAT
'
VETERANS
DOG
DERBY
:
AT
THE
PAS
;turn,
next
March
:
;here.
The
famous
m
:
lance
test,
most
grur!
racing
event
will
a
the
north
manv
of
"musBeri"
from
th
the
favorite'
rnu;
northern.
Manitoba
in
thd
wftosc
01
Th
,
,.
.
WIIB
.
rt
i
fct
4
WU1
114
V
CLJ.
lilt
W
I
.LaU
Week
Cotnoleted
With
from
here
on
March
Playing
of
Outstanding
Imushers,
including
i
flame
l
uurtt
as-Emlle
8
.
'times
winner
of
tin!
A.
A.
Easson
Elki)
defeated
A.
Brydges,
bosomthum
Murray
(Canadian
Legion
t
by
a
Canadian
youth;
ana
?
core
of
250
to
218
In
a
billiard
sick.;
"wth
'
rfii
fr
r:
ame
postponed
from
last
TUes-
throUliltranberrv
P
dav.
This
makes
the
flnaLajgre-
Flon
4ttf.
axceDi.
w
tttte
score
for
this
fixture
1218
to
pasStnWKfDSanbti:
,rM
for
the
Elks
over
the
Cana-
and
wind-swept
tmi:.i
dtan
Legion.
are
bpen
to
their
rii
In
one
of
two
postponed
games
Dr-
p-
C.
Rober
-frnm
lnit
Thtt-fcriiv,
fitnn
nresldent
of
th
ra-
Biiauian
lCRion
vs.
U
rot
to,
J.
ucccwiing
Hillman
(OrottO)
kon
250
'uiuv
t
v
null
&U
to
IU
ua
ltt
irom
Red
eu
Young
Young
(Canadian
(Canadian
Le
-Oil'.
Lesion
""
-
Le-
i
!w,'.b
&nMr.?.d,$!
Electric
Shock
.
w
.
.
u
.
u
..
.
.
,uivwr
Still
t
mt
IH
analhir
"me
of
this
flkture.
the
score
to
ate
stanas
at
to
870
In
favor,
the
tobacconists.
!
OrOtto
flnrl
Vrm
ara
ti
mut
In1
------
;
'
vv
tnvt
k
lit
tonight's
league
future.
IBKinir
intn
aiwiiint
lha
fnm
Had
Good
Hunting
A
1
1
11
sldP
Of
the
ririMiiF
at
welcome
narbor
pKr
tnto
tlie
water
alon
IMrtv
On
Trnllinv
Basted
One
Drtr
Each
and
Also
a
(loose
Kills
Big
Fish
When
Hooked
landing
now
a,
follow,:
gg
-gj
ft
O.
Ttl.
Av
It
is
altogether
a
H
ft'
Orotto
in
tiToi
1
i-n
At
least'
tuna
fish
:
Wks
.10
11
177
1118
coast
W
Mexico
feii
"anodlan
Legion
10
10.602
1060
tne
assistance
of
t
engineers,
they
h;.v.
scheme
of
electror
once
they
are
flrmJv
Some
of
the
boai.-'
Vlth
UO-yolt
direct
The
other
side
of
the
Ideal
ricd
to
the
steel
h
smau
insulated
wire
l'
is
hooked
a
switch
it
Skipper
Nels
Rudd,
Harry
Stiles,
The
same
equlpn.-rv
..
ilellman
and
Aid.
Oeorge
Rud-'
tried
out
on
swonJ:1
derham
returned
to
port
late
Sun-
from
100
to
1000
pound
day
night
after
a
successful
hunting
ally
require
seven
or
i
trip
to
Welcome
Harbor
aboard
the
land.
.
By
using
eiectn.
tmlllnff
hndl.
THfvat
T'Vi
an
.
rmA
.
V,
k
ir
1
1
jM
w
-
-
v....
..ivj
uukKcu
a
L
1
1
1
.tUiUCU
111
!
(1itfl
ntA
n
trX
.a
.
(wit
i
.
i
.
-v.
iHvcaim
atau
uuc
Kuuse.
incyi'ive
minutes.
wcic
uwuy
iwo
uays
ana
a
naif.
British
People
Are
Using
Many
.
Cteareltpx
TnHnv.O.
Waush
fO
,..
J
""'man
(Q)
twelve
months
38,293,999,660
cigar-'D.
Brown
(Oi
ettes
irern
In
lha
TTni.
t
iti
t
r-
.
Kingdom.
This
means
that
If
ev-
O.
p.
Tinker
(CL
ery
man,
woman
and
child
had
an
A.
A.
Easson
(E
equal
share
they
would
have
had
M.
M.
McLachlan
912
cigarettes
each.
This
is
more
IF.
Stephens
(El
per
capita
than
In
the
United
W.
Lamble
E)
8tates
where
the
ratio
Is
856
periW.
E.
Wllllscroft
P"n-
.
Wk,
Mitchell
(E
-.v
;vttto
ugu,
ttw;uiun
VO
a
j.
OCOII
Lj'
ore
regarded
as
accurate,
the
BrU
M.
Andrews
CL
tish
average
was
a
little
more
A.
Murray
(CD
than
800,
Worne
are
responsible
R.
Young
(CD
for
the
Increase.
"Among
my
wo-ij.
H.
rillsbury
(CL
--
-..,...,
v...
iiwiii.il
u
i,
uonaia
(hi
One
Who
rotrillnrlv
tmnlrea
.n
itlfffir.
tn
n
n..i.
inti
tt.
r.r
'
v
w
vj
.iv
-
"
u.
nowe
(ui
year
5Z,i5H,aa,30
was
spent
for
cigarettes
In
the
United
Kintrdom.
Tnurnrri
liU
wmki.
turc
the
woman
smoker
contributed
$30,000,000
and
she
consumed
3,4l7.333,9T0
cigarettes.
1
n
fi
3
7
i
i
Billiard
Averages
,8
V
u4
r(J
,,)
"'I
fi
r'J
3
SRO
J'J
4
T:,3
Jg
8l0G2
1
lit
j
118
BOWLINO
POSTPONED
Last
htehrtinnilrojjrfy
carpet
bowling
fixture
b"
v-
,
Prcw
and
J.
McLean
cMt
postponed.
The
next
Tt
will
be
on
0rt.J"H
Thursday
B
n'SSUgod
A
D,llv
Ne.
wanted
A
bring
results.
rinks.