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A
remarkable
action
photo
fibwing
Tommy
Armour
sinking
a
perfect
putt
on
the
seventh
grt
.
n
oi
the
Riviera
Count
Club
on
the
second
day
of
the
Los
Anjre.lt'.
si
0,000
open
championship.
Notice
the
close-up
of
the
ba'l
after
it
left
Armour's
club.
BADMINTON
DANCE
Mrs.
C.
J.
Noi-riiijrton,
J.
A.
Teng,
1!
KtU-!ll4
snil
Prank
Alton
Dnn.
HELD
LAST
NIGHTi
ald
Hen
resided
at
the
door.
Enjoyable
Function
Given
I.O.D.E.
Club
at
Hall
on
Fifth
Avenue'
by
SM1THERS
LOSES
emonies
and
had
general'
charge
played
tonight.
I
of
arrangements
for
the
func-
This
is
the
first
time
in
three,
tion.
Those
on
the
committee
year
that
the
Smithers
club
has!
were:
Mrs.
II.
Blane,
Mr.
and
played
an
outside
team.
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Board
or
by
the
Government
of
Iiritish
Columbia
.JOXINGBOUTS
moosesmoker:
.
t
Number
of
Exhibition
Stunts
And
Plenty
of
Music
at
Annual
Event
The
Moose
Annual
Smoker
held
last
evenm'ir
in
the
Moose
Hall
proved
to
be
a
very
enjoyable
af-i
fair.
The
entertainment
opened
j
by
a
much
appreciated
sonjr
by
J.
A.
Tenjr
accompanied
by
H.
N.
IJrpcklesby
on
the
piano,
followed
by
an
accordian
solo
by
Mr.
Peterson,
a
recent
addition
to
the
musical
talent
of
the
city,
and
an
artist
on
the
accordian.
Rob
James
furnished
comic
songs
whieh
were
a
decided
hit
with
the
audience,
several
encores
being
demanded.
Joe
Downie
accompanied
Jjy
j.
Bond
gave
an
exhibition
qju
waltz-clojr,
and
J.
Cond.'s'everAT
solo
numbers
with
t
jA
"ijy-Vjefgftt
boxing
match,
jMor.gatj
vs.
ifardy,
three
2
minute
rpunjs,
which
were
lively.
j
William'
GoYdblooni
performed
the
duties
of
referee
during
this
bout
and
had
his
Bandit
full.
At
one
time
it
looked
as
if
it
would
be
'
necessary
to
.
call
the
guard
to
save
bloodshed,
the
referee
hay
ing
been
nut
to
flight
by
the
youthful
contenders.
Pat
McCullough
performed
a
soft-shoe
step
dance
which
was
very
popular.
!
An
innovation
was
introduced
by
Smith
and
Mike
Gurvich,
who
I
staired
a
barrel
fight.
The
barrel
keeps
the
contenders
close
together,
the
falls
being
counted,
j
Nina
Gurvieh
and
Halroyd
iKiwii
three
fast
2
minute
rounds.
!
(PatMcCu!lough
followed
-with
T.
'OeMarco'
and
Tiger
Boulter
boxed'
three
2-mlnute
rounds.
Mr.
Peterson
aecordUn
solo,
UnrirV
P
AIVIC
II,ItJ'
A,t
Slaggard
and
-in
i.u.u.ts.
luamtnton
uub
HUbllLl
UilUliy
Astoria
held
the
audience
gave
an
enjoyable
Informal
dance
,
spellbound
'K
wjth
their
popular
in
the
hall
on
Fifth
Avenue
last.
-
(rendering
of,
Populukso-viski
fol-
evening
with
members
of
other
j
1eaen
,,v
Vanderhoof
n
First
of'W,
several
humorous,
mus-
badminton
cJubsin.the
city
asj
Two-Game
Series
Ust
'
lcT
sketch
guest.
About
40wupleawereii
'
'
I
XXzhU
Dfflo'
Giirteb
and
McMillan
attendance
and
dancetrTrom
5
staged
three
fitst
2-minute
exhib-
p.m.
1
until
1
a.m.
to
the
strains
ition
rounds.
There
was
plenty
of
melodious
rniuic
by
Airmail's
,
SMITHERS,
Kjb.
1.
Vender-
of
dHibn
from
start
to
finish.'
orchestra.
At
X
a'cck.leligj$-
ijoof
.won
the
fiifgof
a
two-game
'Charlie'
Brtiwn
was
referee
and
iui
reiresnmenis
were
servjeg
y
H,rie
0f
hockey
1
the
Smlther
Aid.
Rudderham,
timekeeper.
the
ladies
of
the
club.
rink
last
F.
V.
Allen
was
mastewf
cer-
two.
The
nigijt
tbr
Mtfrnionr;
ree
goals
to
'
:
1
.
ame
is
to
be;
ENABLE
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
jlrge
Attendance
Iast
Night
at
Airalr
Under
Auspices
of
Eagles'
Lodge
A
very
erijpyable
whist
drive
and
dance
was
held
last
night
in
the
Elks'
Hfcme
by
the
Eagles'
Lodge,
There
were
twenty-seven
tables
ufwhst
and
prize
winners
were:
men's,
.first,
John
Orvlk;
men's,
tonRolaHqn,
R..
Scherk;
PHIL
SCOTT
WINS
HEAVYWEIGHT
TITLE
FROM
GERMAN
BOXER
LONDON.
Feb.
1:
Phil
t
Scott,
English
heavyweight
won
from
Ted
Sandwine
of
'Germany
on
a
foul
in
the
fifth
round
of
a
fight
at
Al-
belt
Hall
last
night
for
the
European
heavyweight
title.
Sport
Chat
Jack
Sharkey
has
a
"lip
promise"
from
Jack
Dempsey
to
meet
him
for
tie
heavyweight
championship
this
year,
providing
Stribling
doesn't
blow
up
at
the
Stribling
fight
at
Miami
Beach
this
month,
writes
Davis
J.
Walsh,
It
is
understood
that
Dempsey
will
want
a
guarantee
of
$100,000
to
again
appear
the
ring.
MEN'S
WHIST
IS
RESUMED
ileal
Cove
and
St.
George'
Society
Won
(lames
Last
Night
.The
men's
sectlon.of
the
Fraternal
Whist
League
resumed
activities
last
night
following
the
Christmas
and
New
Vearjntermls-blon
and
the
games
resulted
as
follows:
,
.
,
,
Seal
Cove
C,
Lief
Erikson
3.
Knights
of
Pythias
4,
St.
George's
Society
5.
s
.
The
league
standing
to
date
is
ns
follows:
W
Grotto
6
New
Empress
4
Jtoose
4
Seal
Cove
,
8
8t.
George's
K-
of
P
Uif
Erikson
L.
1
2
2
3
4
4
6
Grotto
and
Moose
will
play
ladies'
first,
.Mr.
,E(
Yager.
on!tvthi-.
,vii
be
nlsved
next
Tties-
Miss
.
1
i
-
,c,ut
Vflth
Miss
Mary
Ekstrom;
lad-1
j'
ies'
coanolatlon.
John.spn
.';
.
,
'
V.
Austin,
with
ticket
26.
was
thawrinnerXn
the
raffle
of
a
diamond
stickpin.
The
prizes
were
presented
by
J.
C.
Rrady
M.
P.
I
After
carilif,
refreshments
were
erved
and
aheing
followed
un
til
2
a.m.
wljh
music
by
Bob
Arthur's
Orchestra.
About
160
persons
were
on
tpe
floor.
Angelo
AsWi
was
master
of
i
ceremonies
ana
uick
rora
pre-
sided
at
the
door.
Tommy
Clough,
I
head
of
the
Eagles,
was
in
general
charge,
other
members
assisting-.'
!K0M0PROGRAM
FORTHEWEEK
Saturday,
February
ojOO-r.Natlonal
Orchestra,
directed
by,
y.
Damrosch.
6:(MP-Co'ncerC
Orchestra;'
7:00
Lucky
Strike
Hour.
8:00
Concert
Orchestra;
joint
KGW.
Portland,
N.W.T.
9:00
Joy
Hoyn.
9:16
Concert
Orchestra;
mix-ed
Quartet.
10:15
"Something
About
Everything";
Dueta.
11:30
News
Flashes.
i
WHIST
LEAGUE
SECOND
HALF
t
Feb.
14
Grotto
vs.
at.
George's
St.
George's
Society
vs.
New
Empress
A.
C.
Society.
.'
',
Knights
of
Pythias
vs.
Moose
New
Empress
A.
u.
vs.
Leif
Erikson
Society.
Seal
Cove,
a
bye.
Feb.
21
Lelf
Erjktfon
Society
vs.
Moose.
New
Empress
A.
O.
vs.
Knights
of
Pythias.
Grotto
vs.
Seal
Covfe.
I
St.
George's
Society
a
bye.
j
Feb,
28
Seal
Cove
vs.
New
j
Empress
A.
C.
Knights
of
Pythias
vs.
Lelf
.i
Ik
son
Society.
1
Moose
vb."
St.
George,'
Society.
Grotto,
a
bye.
Mar.
7
St.
George's
Society
'
'
vs.
Seal
Cove.
New
Empress
A.
C.
vs.
Moose.
Uif
Erikson
Society
.
Grotto.
inights
of
Pythias,
a
bye.
Mar
14
Grotto
v.
New
Empress
A.
C.
St.
Gerges
Society
vs.
lxt
Erikson
Society.
Seal
Cova
vt.
Knlghta
of
Pythian.
Moose,
a
bye.
.
f-v
.
jlTEST
CRICKET
t
4
Good
league
basketball
is
still
and
Concentrator
beat
Beach
20
to
17.
In
the
ladies
league,
Mine
beat
School
11
to
5
1
and
the
Beach
7
to
2.
Paavo
Nurmi,
the
Finnish
track
marvel,
won
the
two
mile
invitation
race
in
the
fast
time
of
9
minutes,
12
seconds
at
the
end
of
last
week
in
the
Prout
Memorial
Meet
at
Boston.
Nurmi
ran
nine
opponents
into
the
ground
and
finished
three-quarters
of
a
lap
ahead
of
the
next
runner.
P.
4
4
3
3
2
1
a
postponed
game
at
the
,efcd
of
this
week
and
another
postponed
game
between
Seal
Cove
and
knights
of
MATCH
OPENS
England
Goes
to
ilal
First
Ag
ainst
Australians
and
Scores
246
for
Five
Wickets
ADELAIDE,
Australia,
Feb.
1:
The
fourth
test
cricket
match
between
England
and,
Australia
opened
today
hero,
the
English
eleven
going
to
bat
first.
At
the
close
of
play
this
afternoon
five
wickets
had
fallen
for
240
.uns.
Play
will
proceed
tomorrow
and
continue
until
the
game
is
completed.
England
won
the
first
three
being
played
at
Anyox.
In
the
matcnes
DUt
in
the
ja6t
fnd
latest
senior
games,
Mechanics
ithe
Australian
team
much
harder
defeated
Concentrator
28
to
22
to
defeat
than
yious
games.
in
the
two
pre-
PORTLAND
WON
HOCKEY
MATCH
PORTLAND.
Feb.
1.
Thei
.'ortland
Buckaroos'
jinx
over
the
Victoria
Cubs
held
good
again
when
the
locals
romped
away
with
a
three-nil
victory
in
the
coslgt
hockey
Ie.igue
game
here
last
night.
It
was
a
cleanly
played
fait
game.
The
Buckaroos
scored
iwo
in
the
first
period
and
one
in
the
third.
The
middle
session
was
scoreless.
The
Portland
defense
was
to
strong
for
the
Cubs
to
penetrate.
ONLY
TWO
GAMES
IN
FIRST
DIVISION
OF
BILLIARDS
PLAYED
Only
two
games
were
played
in
last
night's
first
division
billiard
fixture
between
the
Canadian
Legion
and
Grotto.
Don
Brown
over
won
won
ii
his
in
game
game
for
tor
the
me
Grotto
urotto
o
James
Andrews,
by
a
score
of
to
&4,
while
..Marfiifc
Andn
won
by
250
to
212
for!
fofUhe
the
Ca
250
rews
Cana-
JIati
Legion
ovfAj
Dbna'ld.
Other
games
to
be
played
are
as
follows:
F.
G.
Pyle,
Canadian
Legion,
rs.
.
A.
Easson,
Grotto.
'
A.
Murray
vs.
Ftcd
Stephens.
G.
P.
Tinker
vs.
Bert
Morgan.
An
outstanding
game
between
Don
Brown.
Grotto,
vs.
W.
J.
Nelson,
Grand
Terminals,
in
last
week's
first
division
fixture
is
to
be
played
tonight.
.
.
.
.'
.
'
.
First
Division
i
February
7
Grand
Terminal
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
February
14
tiraad
Terminals
vs.
Canadian
Legion.
February
21
Grotto'
vs.
banT-dian
Legion.
February
28
Canadian
Lt-tfon
Legion
vs;
Grand
Terminal
6
Grotto
vs.
Grand
istaf
scored
his
first
goal
since
i
March
25
Grand
he
became
a
pro.
and
Nels
Stew-tvg.
Canadian
Legion.
art
notched
his
luth
of
the
sea-
ion
to
give
Montreal
a
victory
Over
Chicago
and
a
tighter
hold
jirf,
the
third
plaee
In
the
Canad-
Jin.nection
o.f
the
league.
Tie
following
were
the
scores:
Chicago
0rMontreal
2.
Boston
3.
Toronto
1.
'N.Y.
Ranget-s
2,
Americans
1.
(Lt
HARDING
.LEAVES
FOR
VANCOUVER
AND
WILL
REM
AIN
SOUTH
1
Alf
Harding.
aftr
cutting
Uite
a
figure
in
local
box
fighting
circles
during
the
past
year,'
filled
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this!
iprning
lor
Vancouver,
lie
doegi
Mjlntend
to
return'
to
Prince
'
pt
but
will
probably
locate
t
where
in
the
south.
The
ivl
nothing
further
in
sight
for
Im
in
the
fight
game
here.
.V
V
1
i.
,
.
Terminals
Second
Division
February
6
Grand
Terminal
vs.
Cold
Storage.
February
13
Grand
Terminals
vs.
Grotto.
February
20
Grotto
vs.
Cold
Storage.
February
27
Cold
Storage
vs.
Grand
Terminals.
ilarrh,
7
Orollo
va.
OMndt
Terminals.
March
14
Cold
Storagr
vs
Friday,
Feb
PAGE
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!i
News
and
Views
In
The
World
o:
Sport
ARMOUR
SINKS
A
PERFECT
PUTT
Last
Fern
-
Days
of
-
Ik
Acme
Importers'
TEMPTATION
SALE
Mackinaw
Coats
THE
FAMOUS
G.
W.
G.
MACKINAW
COATS
,
u
blup
and
brown
checKs,
Norfolk
style,
wi
i
,
Dockets.
Regular
$10.50
value.
Temptation
Sale'
Price
7
A)
Men's
Overcoats
FIVE
ONLY,
MEN'S
OVERCOATS
Repiila
r
$35.
Op.
,To
clear
at
Special
Temptation
S
,
,
p,
of
S1O.O0
The
Acme
Importers
Third
Avenue
Terms.
Strictly
Cash
SECOND
HALF
i
Grotto.
j(.
Irch
21
Grand
T-
liiraiumiuumii
fold
sior.,..
N.
Y.
AMERICANS1
OF
BILLIARDS
Boston
Wins
Eleven
(James
put
of
Thirteen
In
ii-ague
,;
'
Hockey
j
.
TORONTO,
F.ebu
1-The
N
Y.
Rangers
scored
.
their
first
vie-in
foiir
intra-c
ty
clashes
ive
the
N.Y.
Amer
cans
last
Boston
kept
paee
with
the
Ran-
ger
by
winning,.
liei
llth
vie-
March
Martli
torsf
In
13
games
br
defeating
Terminal!
ftrtuifo,,
t
l
l
,aren
13
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Dave
Trottler
former
Olympic
iurotto.
A
Daily
News
results.
bring
briwf
rnmam
Outdoors
or
ladccff
vrhatever
your
tatk,
Let
WRICLEVS
rsfrwS
Tou
IIt
your
tf:ir.t,
va
rpctite
siul
dJteiti.
a.
Help
keep
teeth
clam.
After
Eitry
Cigars
Wll.
I'm
Ye."
I
aerceJ.
"lots
of
men
1
He's
gone
back
to
my
old
friend
Bill
the
other
day.
1
always
did
keep
a
few
at
home
and
at
the
office
but
now
I
carry
them
with
me.
Broken,
dried
out
cigars
made
mc
madbut
now
Tuckctts
arc
put
ting
up
Marguerites,
individually
foil-wnf"
'
.
.
ped,
in
handy
Pocket
Packs,
I
can
'')
tJcpend
on
a
factory-fresh,
unDro
cigar."
come
to
th
conclusion
tlut
tw"'
no
tmoke
like
a
good
cigar,
TUCKETTS
MARGUERITE
o-ts
Now
foil-wrapped
Hut
still
10
cents