IN
WHIST
Individual
Averages
For
First
Half
of
Season
Announced
Fof
the
f
irst
Half
oT
Whisf
League
i
season
individual
scores
are
art-nouncect
4s'
follows,
onf
y
those
players
participatin'g
hi
seven
of
more
;
matches
played
by
their
respective
teams
being
shown
in
the
list:
:
W.
L
Roi
flame
Grotto'
17
7
Q.
Rudderham
drotto
19
i
Geo
Howe
Orotto
16
8
H.
Arney
Legion
18
9
L.
Richardson,
Mus
18
0
K.
Slatta,
Sons
of
N
18
9
E.
Skog
dots
Of
N
18
9
R.
Elliott
Fish
Packers
18
9
J.
Watson
Legion
Id
8
H.
M,
Hale
1XJJO.T
11
16
D.
Smith
Legion
17
10
G.
Anderson
Grotto
.
.18
8
J.
Judge
Legion
16
11
Joe
daron
Moose1
it
11
B.
M.
Simpson
Moose
14
10
Alex
Harvey
Legion
...
14
16
C.
R.
Efrggrt
f.b.OJ.
.15
12
P.
Johansen
S.
of
N.
IS
12
Alex
McRae
Grotto
.13
11
Joe
Jack
I.O.O.F
13
11
H.
Smith
I.O.OJ1
14
13
Sam
Pearee
Empress
14
13
D.
Santerban
Emp.
.14
13
J.
Andrews
Seal
Ctoe
14
13
D.
Milne
Empress
12
12
O.
Stegavig
Moose
12
12
Harry
Love
I.OO.F,
..
.13
14
J.
Wynne
Empress
13
14
J.
Skinner
Musketeers
13
14
W.
Gordon
Musket
13
14
J.
Krlkevsky
Empress
12
15
A.
Macdonald
Musket.
12
15
J.
Murray
F.
Packers
12
15
W.
Way,
Sestl
Cove
...12
15
.'ll.
M.
Harper
S.
Oove
.12
15
W.
E.
Funnell
Totem
12
15
A
Gomez
Fish
Packers
11
16
'a.
Krause
F.
Packers
11
16
,G.
Dungate
I.O.OJ'
16
17
JUNIOR
BILLIARDS
Savoy
Hotel
.
Prince
Rupert's
leading
family
hotel.
Hot
and
cold
water
In
all
rooms.
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J.
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of
Fraser
and
Fifth
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December
28-
-Hawks
vs.
Empress.
i
December
31
Jewelers
vs.
League
of
Nations
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quick
resi:rt
with
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ad
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at
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J.
H.
Sleigh,
Anyox;
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Nelson,
Alyansh:
J.
L.
Johnson
and
J.
E.
Oddson,
OJland;
A.
Benson,
city
J.
Teonett,
Ojland;
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if
Eassle,
Cloyah;
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B.
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and
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DOMINION
DAIRY
Mrs.
Ruth
helps
the
redouhtahh-
Babi
pn
i
awav
bis
arsenal
for
a
journey
to
souttierr.
s'-.ios
for
a
spot
oi
target
practice
in
the
Carolinas
The
king
of
swnt
lett
New
York
without
even
settling
question
of
his
Yankees'
contract
for
next
year.
But
why
worry?
Important
Basketball
Games
Played
Last
Night;
League
Leaderships
Involved
in
Some
Some
very
fine
basketball
was
dished
up
for
thcrians
last
night.
As
most
of
the
games
were
important
factors
in
establishine;
the
leariue
leadership,
feeline
amoncr
ulav-
era
and
spectators
often
ran
high.
In
defeating
the
Panthers
24-19,
the
32
Taxi
went
into
a
tie
with
C.
N.
R.
and
Panthers
for
first
place
in
the
Senior
League.
By
defeating
Merchants
24-28
the
Hlgh
School
lads
olimbed
into
first
place
In
the
Intermediate
division.
With
out
Yager
who.
in
future,
will
play
intermediate,
the
League
of
Nations
bowed
to
the
Seaute
who
have
ako
lost
Calderoni.
The
Scouts
now
lead
the
Junior
League,
as
a
remit
of
last
night's
game.
The
girl's
name
was
a
good
one
and
in
then-new
flaahy
scarlet
outfits,
the
Cnr-dtnate
won
21-8.
Steamship
Sailings
j
For
Vancouver
Tuesday
ss.
Catata
1
:30
p
m
Thursday
-ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10
p.ir
Frlday
ss.
Pr.
Mary
10
p.m
ss.
Oardem,
rrM
nigkrt.
Dee.
20
ss.
Prince
Norah
p.m.
I'rmn
Vaneoater
8unday
ss.
Catala
pjr.
Wed
ss
Pr.
Bunert
10:30
a
m
Friday
ss.
Princess
Mary
4
p.m.
Friday-
as.
Oardena
pan,
Dec.
30
ss.
Princess
Norah
am.;
For
Naas
River
an1
Iirt
Hmpwn-
i
Sunaay
ss
Catala
s
u.n.
j
From
Naas
River
&
Port
Stmpton
I
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
11:30
a
m
For
Stewart
and
Anyox
Sunday--ss.
Catala
9
p.m.
Wednesday
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
4
p.m
From
Stewart
and
Anyox
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
11:30
ajn.
Thurs.
s.
Pr.
Rupert
8
From
Ocean
Falls
Wed-ss.
Pr.
Rupert
..
.10:30
am.
Friday
Pr.
Mary
4
p.m
Friday
ss.
Cardena
p.m.
For
Ocean
Falls-Tuesday
ss.
Catala
1:30
p.m.
Thursday
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10
p.m.
Friday
ss.
Princess
Mary
10
p.m.
From
Queen
Charlottes
Dec.
17
ss.
Prince
John
....
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So?
skin
aiSections
It
tools.
kOOtllM
IlLslilllllv
A
flul,
Hut
actually
Corn
wash
the
liUmlslieJ
ttiln
clean.
A
bud
kln
Is
unfortunate,
emharraMing,
umieressary,
wllh
Hid
formula
so
rich
la
healing
elements.
KING
LEVIRIKY
.
&EATK
LOUG1IKAN
CHICAGO,
Dec.
ID:
King
Levinsky
of
Chicago
scored
an
upset
last
night
when
he
defeated
Tommy
Loughrsn
in
ten
rounds,
flooring
him
no
lew
than
four
times
during
the
heavyweight
bout.
4
4
WHIST
LEAGUE
STANDING
Hnd
ef
First
Half
W.
L.
Orotto
7
2
Moose
0
3
8mm
of
Norway
6
3
Legion
8
4
I.
O.
O.
F
4
Musketeers
6
4
EmtrresF
Hotel
9
4
8eai
Oove
8
6
Fh
Packers
2
7
Totem
Park
1
8
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AMD
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Andrews
Oi
3
C
P.
Balagno
Ei
2
J.
Bulger
E
2
A.
Macdonald
C8
1
O.
Howe
Q)
1
J.
Murray
(CS)
t
Strachan
(CL)
1
Chenoskl
(Biles)
.1
R.
Young
(E)
J
O.
Shenton
(O)
3
J.
Smith
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J.
Saunders
,
tB)
2
C.
Baptle
(&
2
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1
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(O)
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Hudson
(O)
1
B.
Hudson
(Elks)
I
L.
Raabe
(Elks)
1
A.
Murray
(E)
1
F.
Aldrldge
(CL)
1
D.
Brown
(O)
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Johnson
E
l
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250
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209
458
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of
the
Sport
World
SCORERS
i
"Babe"
OtF
On
Anting
TriR
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Bolton
Wancerers
2,
Everton
1
I
Chelsea
2,
Birmingham
1.
!
Grimsby
Town
0,
West
Bromwlch
1
Albion
0.
!0.
rfuddersfleld
Town
5,
Blackpool
Leicester
City-Portsmouth
aban
doned.
,
Liverpool
1,
Derby
County
1.
Middlesbrough
2,
Arsenal
5.
Newcastle
United
5.
Sheffield
Wednesday
1
Manchester
City
1.
West
Ham
United
2,
Sunderland
2.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Airdrieonians
0,
Kilmarnock
1.
Ayr
United
2.
Falkirk
0.
Celtic
6,
Leith
Athletic
0.
Cowdenbeath
3.
Aberdeen
1.
Dundee
4.
Rangers
2.
Hearts
5.
Dundee
United
0.
Motherwell
4,
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Park
1.
Partick
Thistle
1.
Morten
0.
St.
Mirren
3.
Clyde
1.
Third
Lanark
4,
Hamilton
Aca
demicals
1.
Billiard
Averages
Junior
Learue
O.
T.
Av.
IR.
Fong
iLN)
2
400
200
E.
Batt
(LN)
2
400
200
iJ.
May
H
2
4D0
200
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Wick
4Hi
1
400
200
ja.
Howe1
(E)
2
400
200
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Et
1
200
200
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Stewart
(J)
1
200
200
T
Johnson
(E)
2
397
199
P.
Chenoskl
E)
3
568
284
A.
Zadofoskl
(E)
2
368
18
W.
Hudson
H
2
365
183
W.
Fttnnell
J
2
362
18:
P.
Vaeehej
LN)
2
347
174
F.
AMrldge
LN
2
338
169
W.
E.
Hayhunrt
HI)
2
338
169
A.
Murray,LNi
2
335
1(8
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Strachan
J)
2
318
187
L.
Raabe
J
2
291
140
C.
Perry
Hf
1
130
139
J.
Bulger
J
J2
259
m
fNote
H.,
Hawks:
J.
Jewelers:
L.
of
N
League
of
Nations;
E
press
i.
CONCERT
AT
BORDEN
ST.
ttajftyafitr
Christmas
Clnsin
Entertainment
Mated
Yesterday
By
Pupils
A
delightful
Christmas
closing
entertainment
for
the
children
was
given
yesterday
in
Borden
Street
School.
The
program
ws
arranged
by
Miss
L.
Halllwell,
Miss
E.
Vlckenr
and
Mis
A.
Plllfbury
and
Included
appropriate
choruses,
musical
selections,
vocal
numbers
and
recitations.
The
program
was
as
fellows
:
Chorus,
"Shepherds
Shake
Off
Vemt
Dfowty
Sleep
(Besancon
i
Oarol
arnnjged
bf
Stamen,
whole
i
Plo
solo,
'"invitation
a
la
Dance,"
Lois
Judge.
ReeHatlon,
"An
Old
Dolly,"
Zllla
Sherman.
Chorus,
'Bethlehem,"
1
Gounod
i,
tapper
School.
Plafto
solo.
Lea
Basso-Bert.
Chorus.
"List
Our
Merry
Carol;'
Lower
School.
Violin
solo,
"Adeste
Fldells,"
BoDby
Houston.
Chorus,
Twelve
Days
of
Christmas,"
Lower
School.
Chorus,
"Jingle
Bells,"
Orade
One.
Solo;
"Nazareth,"
Winnie
Cameron.
Chorus,
"Jolly
Old
St.
Nicholas,"
Orade
Two.
Piano
solo,
Jean
McLean.
Chorus,
"The
First
Noel,"
whole
school.
School
song,
"If
We
Would
Be
Strong."
Hockey
Standing
International
Division
;-..Tk,
W.
D.
L.
'
Canadlens
.t.fl
2
8
Americans
.....i
3
4
Toronto
.
..4
3
4
Maroons
.iw,.M.I.4
1
8
American
'Division
;.
W.
D.
L.
Rangers
.
8
2
2
Boston
'.
5
1
S
Detroit
-.4
2
0
Chicago
3
4
6
Tta
leter
Box
OKIGIN
OF
LIGHT
I
'
Editor,
Dally
News:
Old
Country
Soccer
gSi2ft3B
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
j
First
Division
Aston
Villa
1,
Blackburn
Rovers
5,
of
a
short
talk
by
Ret.
Dean
Gibson.
ofi
the
process
of
evolution,
and
mentions
that
light
was
the
first
thing
created.
Now,
I
would
like
to
know
how
light
could
be
the
first
thing
created.
Light
is
not
spontaneous
and
the
sun
does
not
give
us
Hght
from
ihe
glare
of
its
burning
substance.
Therefore
planets
must
have
Jved
before
light
eotiM
be
produced,
for
It
takes
two
planet
to
create
light.
There
Is
a
cause
for
the
light
of
day
on
this
earth,
because
the
mere
saying
of
an
Imaginary
Oed.
-Let
there
be
tight
and
there
was
light
"
did
not
produce
the
light
of
is
a
per
sen
creates
a
natch.
The
rays
of
the
swh
ate
not
light
rays
any
mere
them
a
match
stict
is
a
light.
A
mitten
stick
has
to
be
manufactured
into
a
match
anJ
fieri
friction
applied
to
the
manu
factured
tip
to
spring
into
light.
The
same
process
must
h
rough
to
produce
the
dy.
The
earth
most
manufacture
the
ingredients
to
produce
light,
and
the
rays
of
the
sun
produce
the
friction.
The
earth
in
revolving
through
-pace
creates
a
disturbs
nee
in
tbe
cases
that
are
constantly
pressing
jpon
the
body
of
the
earth.
The
Jifferent
gases
are
disturbed
to
a
ilepth
of
some
one
hundred
and
seventy
miles
or
so
away
from
tto!wrt
nere
tarth,
and
the
rays
of
tbe
sun
when
aesing
through
the
mlxtate
create
friction
and
that
friction
creates
fight
If
our
earth
should
perchance
flow
down
the
Hght
would
beowrie
aimmer,
and
if
the
earth
should
ep
altogether
the
Hght
would
dis
appear.
It
would
be
"good
night"
Twenty-Fifth
Anniversary
of
Arrival
Here
of
Andersons
is
Honored
By
Pioneers1
.
Ir.
and
Mrs.
P.
W.
Anderson
widely
knovr
,
mn
popular
old
timers
of
the
city?
ffvtn'r
ju0!
1
quarter
of
a
century
of
l-esidence
in
Prince
Rv
JT
honored
fittingly
by
the
Prince
Kupert
Pionop
A
tion
at
a
delightful
social
function
last
niuh'
m
Vu
Hall.
Numerous
pioneers,
as
well
as
goorlh
nore
recent
arrivals,
were
on
nana
'
pay
their
tribute
to
the
honored
ouple.
Feature
of
the
evening's
roceedlngs
was
the
presentation
ay
Olof
Hanson
MP.,
on
behalf
of
be
association
of
pioneers'
Jewels
.o
both
Mr.
and
Mrs"
Andersen.
Bridge
and
whist
were
also
enjoyed
luring
the
evening
and
there
was
x
brief
b&t
enleytttne
prog
ram
of
nusicul
selections
and
speeches.
N.
Mussallem
president
of
the
my.
bni
mnH
maoe.
it
nas
to
Prince
Rupert
Pioneers
Asaocla-
be
ereated
by
a
eertatn
process,
just
km
tras
in
the
chair
There
were
17
tables
of
cards
and
prize
winners
ere
as
follows:
Prize
winners
were
as
follows:
Bridge
Ladles'
first
Mrs.
A
Ros:
second,
Mrs.
K
Fraser;
Men
first,
Eddie
Hudson:
second,
81d
Hunter.
be
gone
wtlit
'
Ladies'
first.
Mrs.
K
light
of
i
HeMmom;
second,
Mrs.
J.
A.
Mur
j
ray;
men's
first.
J.
Vlereck;
sec-:
ond.
C.
Johnson
en
cot
with
J.
A
Murray.
After
Csnadi"
had
been
rang,
reftettiinients
wet
served
and
the
"hnMnsn
opened
the
presentation
ptoeeedings.
Referring
to
the
length
3f
resWenee
in
the
cHy
of
Mr
and
Mrs,
Andersen.
Mr
Mwnallem
also
reviewed
JOttC
Of
their
activities
Mr.
Ilanwi
Speak
In
presjenting
gold
jewels
to
both
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Anderson.
Mr.
Hanson
spdtt
as
feflews:
Being
called
upon
by
your
chairman
to
officiate
at
the
presents
1
smi
y
are
making
tonight,
I
eat;
ussure
you
that
I
fees
very
MgMy
honored
at
being
privileged
to
take
in
mvn
10
unoersHina
me
pro-1
DrteMdMti
;ese
of
light
on
this
earth,
we
mast
,
-t
fel
rv
n-,lH
part
In
the
realtee
thet
the
sttn
Is
not
hot
as
we
j
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Pioneer's
As-Wre
been
so
often
told.
Life
is
pos-
sociatUm.
1
always
derive
ravh
ible
on
it.
The
ton
has
seasons
Just
i
pleasure
from
associations
wHb
tke
the
earth,
snow
and
ice
U
pro-
rhf
tifners
of
this
cits.
9ed
there
as
weU
as
here.
J
"in
the
early
days
of
'our
eltv
I
The
hge
sun
spots
seen
by
UioonfJer
that
the
fines
people
li
here
are
nothing
but
vortices,
the
the
world
owne
here
and
the
best
main
vortex
being
at
the
North
of
them
an
still
hers
magnetic
pole,
ana
the
dark
spot
"Thle
orgsmMthm
is
a
yery
va!-w
see
Ifon!
this
distance
is
the
uable
one
not
from
a
mnneurv
core
of
the
vortex
and
the
supposed
standpoint,
perhaps,
bat
from
a
flame
we
see
shooting
out
from
K
standpoint
of
real
friendship
and
kt
Orn
cold
light
corresponding
to
tor
the
purpose
of
cherishing
th-,
he
"Asrora
Borealis."
of
our
North
nPpy
metnories
and
tradition
,
Iole.
'hat
are
atsodaled
with
our
early
P
Le
CLARE.
Hv"
friendships
formed
under
eondHiem
eaperlenced
in
ptonetr-
roinmunitles.
The
Asetation
is
M.
M.
OTMen.
ehirt
field
engi-
Hso
invaluable
m
makine
such
au-neer
for
Uie
Consolidated
Mhling
sieious
(jccaglwis
as
the
one
fori
tt
Smelting
Co..
arrived
In
the
Whfh
we
are
gathered
here
to-
i
-Ity
on
the
Cardena
last
night
from
night
Vancouver
and
took
a
gasfooat
her
-
"The
ppeeM
patpose
of
thu
lor
Stewart.
He
expftti
to
return
gathering
h
to
pay
our
respects
t,i
oath
to
Vancouver
en
the
Cats
hi
Mr
and
Mrs
Peter
Anderson
Mr
1
which
wf!l
be
hre
Tuesday
and
Mrs.
Anderson
are
real
pie
!
If
You
are
one
neers
of
prin..
r,r,
them
havini;
,,
lV(
quarter
of
u
enr
r
in
our
city.
Ynu
:,,.v.
H
to
look
at
Mr.-
Aj,(i,
old
irfntlemuii
:,
.
I
really
look
murli
,r;
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and
Mr,
.
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friend.-
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tutu
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community,
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some
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in
present
m
v,
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hippi
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to
ihe
honor
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i
done
them.
Alter
Mr
H
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iw.
rilllim
Millar
khm-
Aim
t
M.
Earl
l.a.
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