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Saturday,
February
15,
l&Stf
PUBLIC
INQUIRY
We
are
inclined
to
think
that
when
the
inquiry
is
held
into
the
dismissal
of
Norman
Watt
from
the
Government
service
it
should
be
held
in
public.
The
public
have
heard
so
much
about
it
in
the
Legislature-
during
the
past
few,
days
that
they
now
feel
they
are
entitled
to
more
than
an
official
report
of
a
commissioner.
If
'the
inauirv
is
held
in
Prince'
Runrt
slid
thf-
nnhlin
-
-
-
'
yv
Palmer,
Miss
Vera
Smith,
Mist
Mary
Astori.
Miss
Alberta'HIU,
Miss
Jean
Stalker
and
Miss
Ethel
Christy
are
In
charge
in
the
kitchen.
Mrs.
II.
'pay
llminary
trial
and
been
remanded
Oet
the
Ad.
reading
habit.
The
man
who
wouldn't
drive
his
motorcar
half
n
mil
o
when
It
'a
out
of
order,
will
often
drive
his
brain
all
day
with
a
head
that's
throbbing.
Such
punishment
isn't
very
good
for
one's
nerves!
It's
unwise,
an!
it's
usntceasary.
For
a
tablet
or
two
of
Aspirin
will
relieve
a
head-aehe
every
time.
So,
remember
this
accepted
antidote
for
pain,
and
!ytN
yourself
a
lot
of
needless
suffering.
Read
the
proven
directions
WMfUm114iscover,rAanyaluable
I
ussb
for
these
tablets.
For
head-,
aches:
to
check
colds.
To
ease
a
sore
throat
and
reduce
the
infection.
For
relieving
neuralgic,
neuritic,
rheumatic
pain.
TqorJe
used
to
wonder
if
Aspirin
might
be
harmful.
The
doctors
answered
that
question
years
ago.
It
Is
not.
Seme
folks
silL
wonder
if
it
really
does
relieve
pain.
That's
settled!
For
millions
of
men
and
women
have
found
it
doa.
To
cure
the
cause
of
any
pain
you
must
consult
your
doctor;
but
you
may
always
turn
to
Aspirin
for
immediate
relic.
SPIRiN
TRAGI
MARK
AM,
w!ss
BUCKS
HAVE
With
Rheumatism
RIMER
LEAD
Mr.
Fn!
htXcl.,
31
f
raw
;
t1
Avp.,
Windsor.
Ont.,
writes:
"I
troubled
with
rheumatism
for
seven
years,
-.i.rt
t'.
i
four
years
T
a
so
Jiel4'l033
I
had
to
t9
helped
out
-if
hi-d,
and
could
not
sit
straight
In
a
chair.
"I
derived
such,
good
remits
from
I
wish
to
voirp
my
praise
on
behalf
of
your
wonderful
medii-ine,
and
xi
aleo
ear
it
ix
helpinjr
others
whom
I
have
advised
to
take
it."
Put
up
only
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont.
CMBBAGE
SCORING
Gillis
Royer
lias
Long
Lead
in
In-dividual
List
Prince
Rupert
SSftSOn
1923-1930
are
admitted,
there
will
certainly
be
a
considerable
audi-!"?.
as
fannJ
follows:
Ldudlng
t-u:'
...ui
4.:
f
,i:
.-I
..ui:'
cute,
j.ui
wus
vyiiuiu
iiue&uuji
vx
i-uu
uisiuissai
ui
puuuc.
cj-0
included
in
Cribbage
League
individual
scores
February
10
this
.table
D.
McLennan,
I.
O.
O.
F.
.68
J.
Wynne,
Orange
Lodge
68
ItJ.
E.
Jack,
I.
O.
O.
F
68
v.
-iemM,
unnw
or
Good
Attendance
at
Baptist
Church
Affair
Despite
Bad
Weather
The
valentine
concert
at
the
Baptist
Church
last
night
was
well
attended
considering
the
adverse
climatic
conditions
prevailing.
Rev.
Dr.
F.
W.
Dafoe
was
chairman
and
tVis
nmcrrrt
m
nrtSlnh
urti
uaradtHA
I
in
its
make
up.
was
enjoyed
by
all.
The
program
was
as
follows:
Organ
solos
W.
Vaughan
Davles.
Vocal
duetMrs.
Ross
and
Mrs.
Macfle.
Pianoforte
solo
Miss
Eileen
Hamblin.
Sketch
Miss
Catherine
Mussal-lem,
Melvin
Dafoe
and
Robert
Gllker.
Violin
dueUrMlss
MoJlie
Lawrence
ana
Ber
Cameron.
SelectlorBoy;'
orchestra.
Vocal
j5olos-rhoma)f
Wilson.
Recitation
Donald
Eby.
Sketch,
"The
School
for
Scandal"
Misses
Adella
Thurber
and
Beryl
Birch.
Company.
Vocal
duet
Bobby
Houston.
Accompanists
were
Mrs.
George
A.
Hill,
C.
F.
Bletsoe,
Miss
O.
Mus-sallem
and
Miss
M.
Lawrence.
Defeated
Victoria
Last
Night,
While
Seattle
and
'
Vancouver
Played
j
i
Tie
Game
VANCOUVER,
Feb.
15,
Portland
increased
its
lead
at
the
top
of
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
League
last
night
by
defeating
Victoria"
4
to'
1
here,
while
the
second
and
third
place
teams,
Vancouver
and'
Seattle,
respectively,
ended
their
game
in
the
Sound
city
in
a
scoreless
draw.
'BADMINTON
i
FINALSN0W:
i
Two
Semi-FinaW
to
He
Run
Oft
Be-
for?
Rig
Wfndlip
pn
Monday
Two
remaining
semi-finals
In
the
I.
O-
D.
E.
Badminton
Olub's
city!
chamDlomliiD
tournament
will
be!
:
played
tonight
and
the
finals
will
be
held
an
Monday
evening.
Games
played
last
night
In
the'
competition
resulted
as
follows:
Mixed
Doubles
Third
round
Miss
Molly-
Cross
and
If.
T.
Cross
beat
Miss
Rosemary
WJnslow
and
A.
F'leld,
1510,
15-0.
SemHinal
Mrc.
V.'
Long
and
C.
J.
Norrington
beat
Miss
Molly
Cross
servants
is
much
in
the
public
mind
today
and
the
feel-
a'na
very
player
must
have
won
at
least
sixty
H
t
nm
is-8
is.s
?
i
i
n
i
:
-
-
-
mg
against
it
is
very
strong
except
ior
very
good
cause,
igames)
HEALTH
INSURANCE
Q.
Royer,
Moose
96
R.
E.
James,
Operators
89
J.
Skinner,
Orotto
87
Ladies'
Doubles
Semi-final
Miss
Caroline
Mit
chell
and
Alls
Frances
Gross
beat
jXhealth
insurance
should
become
an
accomplished
A"
tori,
k.
of
c.
.1
Zl
87
Mrs.
j.
h.
Horton
and
Miss
Mary
fact,
a
good
deal
Of
credit
for
it
Will
be
due
to
Dr.
Wrinch
J.
Andrews,
Grotto
86
Astori,
18-14,
15-9.
.
of
Hazelton,
who
has
spent
a
good
deal
of
time
and
effort
w.
a.
McLean,
i.
o.
o.
f
83
makimr
investigations
and
drawinrr
attention
tn
th
tippH
a.
a.
McBwen,
cola
storage
83
C7
O
-
v
v
While
a
measure
of
this
kind
needs
very
careful
compiling,
it
may
become
a
very
useful
institution
and
it
is
to
be
hoped
the
present
Government
will
give
it
careful
consideration,
as
they
doubtless
Will.
Valentine
Tea
Is
Hill
Sity
Chapter
I.
O.
D.
E.
Holds
Function
at
Home
of
Mrs.
R.
J.
D.
Smith
The
hVnHUr3t.j.
D.
Smith,
Smith
Block,
A.Uin.iinAvenae,
-is
tastefully
decorated
this
afternoon
with
valentine
adornments
for
the
occasion
of
te
tea
and
sale
cooking
by
Hill
Sixty
Chapter,
apter,
O.
D.
E
Mrs.
John
Manson
and
Mrs
George
Hill
are
pouring,
while
act
OASE
REMANDED
E.
Deikman,
Operators
83
O.
McAuley.
I.
O.
O.
F
80
A.
W.
Carr,
Orotto
80
H.
Letourneau.
K.
of
C
79
K.
Knutaon,
Moose
79
F.
E.
Wermig.
Operators
79
.
.
riV.
Rothwell,
Orange-Lodge
79
A.
a
Bren
and
Mrs
R
O.
Macauley
M
Murray
0range
Lodge
78
"IC
iu4.iS
at,
me
uuixie
cookjiir
B
Barrie
Orotto
78
Men's
Doubles
Semi-final
R.
Bartiett
and
C.
Brand
beat
M.
H.
Blott
and
James
Farquhar,
15-4,
15-5.
The
Finals
The
finals,
to
be
played
Monday
night,
will
be
as
follows:
Ladles,'
doubles
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
and
Miss
Frances
Cross
vs.
Un
IT
T.
fihaKfttl
anil
Mr.
ShaL
.
.
.
,
.
...
4V
w
iw
mwm.m
k
V
11
VM
UAlVI
4U1
B
wtiVl
Pa;imiUa1J'TaJm
;
oeorge
Abbott
U.1L
Arney
Moose
77
for
Darton
beingTiela'
1
OaaV
fctl"g
"
eViier
we
"
J.
Mcintosh.
I.
O.
O.
F
n
doubles-Mrs.
V.
Long
and
J
in
charge
of
the
raffle.
Miss
Flor-
;
n
Hawi-W
r-u
?
r.
j
HArrinn
n.r
t
kiiu
enc
amtth
Is
he
receiving
guests.
R
T
Roiei
c
N
R
A
76
CaroU
Mltcnell
and
Frank
Russd
i-
Jf.
tmn
?
,s
t0
H-
SkattebaL
Opewtor
70,
vs.
Mrs.
J.
H.
Horton
and
W.
Tobey
I11
,
u
PwgrT,.,nlu4"
HafPr.
Seal
Oove
Sawmill
T6
Jr.
(to
be
played
at
7
pjn.
today).
1
nth
.IMT'lf
Miss
y,
Gilchrist
,
i
.A:
R'
J-
Ma
CoId
Storae
75
j
Men's
doubles-Carl
Brand
and
Margaret
pre-
iA.
McIntosh.
Operators
75
'
Robert
Bartiett
vs.
winner
of
II.
Siding
at
tile
;
piano.
ij
Rlmnsnn
njJRJV.
7fi
T.
Pmu
nnrf
Allan
r!m
v.
Pronlr
J.
Feasby,
Eagles
76
Russell
and
William
Lambie
(to
be
iB.
West,
P.
R.
Hotel
74
played
at
9:30
tonight).
According
to
word
received
here.
'IL
R-
H111'
ODerator
'4
of
home
'
Mlkoll
'
B-Tulloch'
c-
N-R-A
74
1
Martynowje.
who
is
charged
1
p
I.
j
at
Prlnee
George
with
being
in
pos-
,a
Smltn'
p-
R-
HoM
74
Lanadiail
LefflOIl
session
of
forged
bank
notes
and
-enneoy.
uoia
siorage
u
whb
is
believed
to
have
been
the,F'
AWride'
ne
Uxit
71
owner
of
a
valke
contfltntno-
nitm.
,L-
Astori
Sr.,
Bagles
70
Ing
as
serviteura
are
Mrs.
O.
Long,
I
glycerine
and
other
exutostves
and
J-
3trilchn.
CoId
Storage
70
Miss
Bvelyn
Dalby.
Miss
Marearet
ammunition,
has
rnm
n
tnr
nra.
IT-
M-
J-
Fortune,
K.
of
C
69
Had
Narrow
Win
Defeated
Grotto
In
Billiard
Fixture
by
Seven
Points;
Veterans
Leading
Elks
1
The
Billiard
League
fixture
from
T.
Rouaay,
Bagles
66,
Tuesday
night
was
concluded
last
R.
Anderson,
Cold
Storage
66
:
evening
with
the
playing
of
the
final
F.
A.
Rogers,
C.
N.
R.
A
66
,
game
between
A.
MurrayCanadian
J.
Oaron,
K.
of
C.
65
Legion,
and
George
Waugh,
Grotto,
A.
McCorklndale,
S.
C.'S
65
the
former
winning
250
to
244.
This
D.
Morrison.
Moose
63
gave
the
Legion
an
aggregate
vlc-
0.
Rudderham,
Grotto
F.
Barber.
C.
H.
R.
A
&.
II.
Pmrce,
New
Empress
Valentine
Concert
68
tory
of
1139
to
1132.
01
1
Two
more
games
were
played
in
60
the
tournament
from
Thurday
night
between
the
Canadian
Legion
and
Elks.
The
Legion
won
both
games.
Col.
S.
p.
MoMbrdle
beating
A.
A.
Easson
250
to
215,
while
G.
P.
Tin-
f
1
ker
won
from
Will
Mitchell
250
to
WO
aS
OUCCeSSlUl
,
243.
With
games
of
F.
a:
Pyle,
Ca
nadian
Legion,
vs.
C.
P.
Balagno,
Blks.
and
J.
W.
Scott
vs.
A.
Donald
still
to
be
played,
the
aggregate
score
to
date
Is
711
to
708
in
favor
of
the
Legion.
The
leaguojstandings
for
the
second
halt
of
the
season
are
as
follows:
Q..
Ttl.
Av.
Blks
7
8289
1184
Canadian
Legion
7.
8008
1144
Grotto
8
8497
1062
Billiard
Averages
D.
Brown
(G)
12
2809
O.
P.
Tinker
(CLT
19
445
A.
A.
Eason.
(E)
19
4428
J.
Andrews
(Gt
19
4387
M.M.McLachlan
(O)
12
3009
234
234
233
231,
231
J.
W.
Scott
(CD
14
32K5
230
J.
Hlllman.
(G)
18
4138
23Q
i.W.
E.
Wllllscroft
(E)
14
320Q
229
W.
Lambie
(E)
3
691
230
F.
Stephens
(E)
19
4342
228
W.
Mitchell
li)
18
4102
228
C.
Balagno
)
19
4293
226
W.
J.
Nplsoh
(O)
.20
4500
225
G.
Waugh
3)
18
3452
216
Negro
sketch-Houston
Comedy
,n
Vnn
ir1A
B
nni
!
and
David
a.
r.
mcMOrqic
iwui
....
o
iuu
sio
F.
C.
Pyle
(CD
:...13
2794
21&
A.
Murray
(CD
..-
14
2898
20f
A.
Donald
(E)
6,
J212
202
J.
II.
Plllsbury'
(CD
....2
380
190
G.
Howe
(G)
1
118
118
a
English
Lea
cue,
First
Division
Birmingham
1,
Liverpool
0.
Bolton
Wanderers
4,
Leeds
2.
Grimsby
Town
2,
Manchester
2.
Burnley
2,
Leicester
City
1.
English
League,
Second
Division
Barnsley
2,
Bury
1.
Cardiff
City
4,
Blackpool
2.
Notts
County
2,
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
0.
"Preston
Northend
0.
Swansea
Town
0.
Reading
0,
Stoke
City
0.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
2,
Oldham
Athletics
1.
Scottish
League,
First
Division
Kilmarnock
7,
Morton
2.
Queens
Park
1,
Clyde
1.
Third
Round
Scottish.
Cup
Hamilton
Acads
4,
King!
Park
0.
Partlck
Thistles
3,
Aberdeen
2.
Hibernians,
1,
Hearts
3.
Dundee
0,
Alrdrieonlans
0.
Celtic
1,
St.
Mlrren
3.
Falkirk
0,
Lelth
Athletics
0.
Albion
Rovers
2,
Montrose
2.
Motherwell
2,
Rangers
5.
'
Scottish
League,
Second
Division'
Arbroath
L
Baslj
ftta
4.
;
',
Armadale
1.
Clydebank'!.
'
Brechin
City
2,
Stenhousemuir
3.
Boness
2,
Queen
of
South
1.
Dumbarton
3,
East
Stirling
3.
Ralth
Rovers
1.
Forfar
Athletic
4.
'
St.
Bernards
1,
Alloa
2,
Fifth
Round
English
Cup
Newcastle
United
3,
Brighton
and
Hove
0.
Huddersfleld,
Town
2,
Bradford
City
1.
Aston
Villa
4,
Blackburn
Rovers
1.
Westham
United
4,
Mlllwall
l.
Manchester
City
1,
Hull
City
2.
Sunderland
2,
Nottingham,
Forest
2.
Mlddlesboro
0,
Arsenal
2.
Sheffield
Wednesday
5,
Bradford
City
1.
WHIST
Newton
Cup
Standing
W.
L.
P.
I.
O.
O.
F.
4
0
4
Lelf
Erlkson
3
13
81x
Musketeers
3
13
Grotto
3
13
Drydock
2
2
2
Canadian
Legion
2
2
2
Moose
,
13
1
St.
Andrews
13
1
Elevator
1
3
1
Seal
Cove
0
4
0
Canadian
Pacific
Builds
City
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SLEEPING
CAR.
PAR.K.
Ready
and
fully
equipped
to
house
a
population
of
8,000,
"Fez
City"
is
now
being
built
by
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
for
the
accommodation
of
the
army
of
Shriners
who
will
make
Toronto
their
Mecca
next
June.
Mainly,
the
city
will
be
composed
of
sleeping
cars,
three
hundred
of
which
will
be
impressed
into
service
while
marquee
will
take
the
place
of
administration
and
service
building.
It
will
closely
adjoin
the
exhibition
croifnds
where
tha
Shriners
will
hold
their
convention.
Fet
City
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
MASQUERADE:
The
masquerade
dance
held
last
night
by
the
Elks'
Lodge
In
the
tumes.
Dancing
was
In
progress
from
9
p.m.
until
2
a
m
.
and
the
Grand
March
at
11:30
wa,
of
course,
the
feature
of
the
proceedings.
Mayor
C.
H.
Orme.
Mrs.
L.
M.
Fuller
and
G.
E.
Gullck
were
the
Judges
and
they
niadi-
the
following
awards
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HEAD
QUARTERNS
will
be
fully
equipped
with
a
miniutu;"
restaurant,
barber
shop,
shoe
shint
i
t
parlors,
news
stands,
rirar
stands
mi
l
.
tars.
It
will
be
cut
in
half
by
'
'Th.
MvKa
which
lat,
2nd,
3rd,
etc.,
streets
will
"Ru
mates
Drive"
will
handle
all
th
li.uin-Canadian
Paeineand
City
police
will
;,
the
protection
of
this
new
city.
T
t
arranged
in
the
order
that
they
"willpnil
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at
the
end
of
the
eontffttfjr.
Tii-
it;,
brilliantly
illuminated
by
'electric
light
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interesting
and
novel
Oeorge
Mitchell
v.
garbs
were
to
be
seen
among
the
ceremonies;
Harv.
.
dancers.
In
addition,
there
were
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at
the
pund:
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many
who
eame
without
special
cos-
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