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POUR.
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of
the
Sport
World
PIPE
TESTED
BASKETBALL
LAST
NIGHT
Intermediate
Game
Was
Feature
of
Evening,
Tuxis
Beating
High
School
Senior
Play
Slow
32
Taxi
Had
Easy
Victory
C.
N.
It.
A.
Over
Senior
League
32
Taxi,
33;
C.
K.
R.
A.,
21.
Intermediate
Tuxls,
21;
High
School,
20.
Lad
tea'
League
Amazons,
6;
Comets,
2.
Junior
League
Boy
Scouts,
18;
Japanese
Association,
6.
The
largest
crowd
of
the
season
turned
out
to
watch
the
league
basketball
games
last
night.
Evl-
the
Intermediate
division.
But
such
i
by
Vance.
However,
Walters
left
John
Morrison
wide
open
to
score
10
points.
The
second
half
opened
In
Training
For
Football
dently
the
High
School
supporter
Bty,M
(9)t
MotliSQn
stalkeri
Ma.
wiiu
wtjc
vcijr
imiuciuuai
iaiiic
uut
to
see
their
team
hand
Tuxls
a
de-
feat,
and
so
step
into
the
lead
in
theson
(2).
Johnson
i3t;
total,
21.
Junior
Game
The
Japanese
stuaents
and
the
did
not
happen.
The
Tuxls
team'
t0
ve
Booa
exmmuon
or
a
was
in
better
condition.
It
played
hi6h
brand
of
basketball
The
spec-better
basketball,
and
It
won.
The'tators
were
veU
Phased
with
the
Intermediate
game
was
by
far
the'nret
naU
ot
ame
for
1U
was
best
game
for
the
spectators,
with
extremely
nara
rougnt
and
the
the
Hieh
School
toUlne
hard
to
lus-;Piayers
Pul
'
tlfy
the
faith
of
Its
supporters.
BUI
Vance
lost
a
grand
opportunity
to
make
himself
a
hero
when,
in
the
last
half
minute
of
play,
with
no
opposition
and
Unger
under
the
basket,
he
fumbled,
and
the
festivities
ended
21-20
for
Tuxis.
From
the
start
Tuxis
was
the
better
team.
With
the
exception
of
Wlngham,
who
is
too
fast
for
the
rest
of
the
team,
the
students
were
in
a
complete
and
seemingly
per
manent
daze.
Wlngham
often
was
spectacular,
looping
in
some
thrill
Ing
shots.
But
what
can
one
man
do
without
support?
Nakamoto
and
Wlngham
were
the
best
on
the
floor,
while
John
Morrison,
Thur-ber
and
R,
Morrison
teamed
well
by
Intercepting
and
forcing
the
play.
For
the
first
time
this
season
Na
kamoto
was
effectively
bottled
up;
under
the
basket
before
shooting.
letlc
2
Well
why
not?
It's
a
free
count
ry.
isn
It'
At
least
that's
what
Bushman,
the
gorilla
tn
the
Chicago
zoo.
figures
as
he
opens
his
season's
training.
PEKCY
WILLIAMS
VOTED
4
CANADA'S
BEST
ATHLETE
4
WINNIPEG,
Dec
5:-Percy
4
Williams,
Vancouver
sprinter,
was
today
chosen
as
Canada's
4
outstanding
athlete
for
19J1
thPir
enenr.
nrti
y
the
Amateur
Athletic
Un-
4
fighting
power
into
the
game.
The
!
lon
r
Canada-
wiU
be
the
4
Japanese
had
the
better
control
of
!
f,rst
holder
the
Norton
H.
the
ball
but
they
lacked
noticeably
I
Crowe
Memorial
Shield.
that
final
shot
at
the
halcit
Thl
Scouts,
who
were
the
more
accur-'
ate
shots,
were
fortunate
In
maintaining
a
three-point
lead
at
the-
end
of
the
first
half.
Part
of
the
second
half
was
a
continuation
of
this
forceful
play-1
mg.
The
Japanese
would
work
the;
ball
up
the
floor
and
then
bej
tempted
to
take
too
many
longl
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Second
Division
Bradford
2,
Port
Vale
2.
Burnley
5,
Barnsley
3.
Charlton
Athletic
2,
Oldham
Ath
.MinT.
IZ
,VT
J
Ctatertield
1.
SraiuM
To
1.
EX22S?
j""-"""
ihlmoto
held
the
Japanese
toae-!
.
.
ther.
Scouts
Calderonl
19).
Wilson
UK
Smith,
Miller
(2),
Lindsay,
Nay-
i
cvuuuuiipiuu
w,
fiymoum
Argyie
s.
Stoke
City
1.
Bristol
City
1.
fast
with
the
students
getting
the
,or
Viereck.
total.
18.
cu
5
betoftheplaybutitwa.toolate:;
KTT.
V:'
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
ana
though
nearly
tying
me
score,
i
"'-IBuryO.
they
came
out
on
the
short
end
oi
the
21-20
score.
Tuxls
Sakamoto
4,
Thurber
(6).
J.
Morrison
(10).
R.
Morrison.
Hanson.
Allan
(1),
Smith;
total,
21.
High
School
Wlngham
(8),
Un-
Senior
Game
Ldie
Gams
The
fans
were
wwl
pleased
with
the
performance
of
the
glrla.
Both
teams,
the
Comets
and
the
Asia-
ger
(5).
Forbes
(3).
Ross,
Walters
,1'
"
T"
,
,
C4),
Vance.
Tobey.
Hickey.
total.
20.
JS..SJ??
of
flfht
and
pep
into
the
game,
they
The
Senwr
game
was
slow
aUlP1"1
mucn
f"ter
and
they
have
through
with
none
of
the
dawling
j
learned
to
pass
the
ball
which
ten-baiketball
that
has
been
the
fea-
ded
to
make
the
game
much
clean-ture
of
the
last
few
games.
Without
'"
and
Interesting
to
watch
Lambie,
the
Trainmen
were
not
eotor
spectators.
The
teams
had
gwk
and
even
though
Uey
threw
f
trong
guards
and.
as
a
result,
each
nearly
everything"
but
the
two
tcam
was
onlv
able
to
break
stovea
at
the
basket,
their
shooting
through
once
In
the
first
half
which
wi.
to
say
the
least,
pretty
defec-
'ended
In
a
tie
score,
2-2.
live.
Both
teams
played
cautiously.
The
Comets
seemed
to
be
an
en-Fouls
were
dealt
out
liberally
all
"reft
new
team
for
their
perfor-
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Second
Division
Arbroath
3,
Hibernians
3.
Armadale
1.
Raith
Rovers
2.
Kings
Park
1,
Albion
Rovers
2.
East
Fife
4,
Bones
0.
Montrose
0,
Edinburgh
City
1.
Queen
of
South
7,
Brechin
City
2
St.
Bernards
3,
AUoa
0.
Stenhousemuir
4,
Forfar
Athletic
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Aston
Villa
Z
Derby
County
0.
Bolton
1,
Blackpool
2.
Chelsea
3,
Manchester
City
2.
1
Orlnuby'Town
1.
Sunderland
3.
Huddersfield
Town
1,
Blackburn
round
and
the
usual
C.
N.
coinbln
'nance
last
evening
win
certainly
Rovera
1.
,
atlon
didn't
ssem
to
click
as
well.
"
tremendous
Improvement
from
i
Leicester
City
2.
West
Bromwlch
Qurvlch
played
hard;
whereas
former
games.
Throughout
thejAlbln3.
Itatchford
managed
to
make
hlra
"oJe
Itame
the
same
style
of
has-
j
Liverpool
4,
Birmingham
3.
pelf
very
unpopular
with
the
UjaU
was
played
but
the
Comets
Middleebrough
4,
Sheffield
Unl-
crowd,
and
at
the
same
time
mar-
weakened
towards
the
end
and
DsiUedS.
red
his
good
play,
by
too
much
Prhard
for
the
Ama-ons
made;
Newcastle
United
0,
Portsmouth
"dirt."
The
play
was
close
and
the
two
batkets.
Susie
Boddle
was
the'0.
half
ended
10-9
for
the
Taxlmen.
backbone
of
the
Amazons
but
she
is
I
Sheffield
Wednesday
1.
Arsenal
The
second
half
saw
Frlzzeil
on
too
fond
of
dribbling
the
ball
and
3.
the
bench
with
three
personals
and
keeping
control
of
It
herself
instmd
i
West
Ham
United
4.
Everton
2.
Menzlea
off,
to
be
replaced
by
8plro
or
Pawg
u.
Julia
Robert
and.
Phil
Ourvlch
and
Wrathall.
The
play
Harvey
worked
hard
for
the
Corn-was
loose,
the
ball
was
booted
too
Dt
Prltchard
was
hfch
scorer,
much,
fumbling
became
very
tir-
Amaaons-Susle
Boddle
2).
E.
Ing
and
the
long
pasting
made
the
Morris,
D.
Prltchard
4.
J.
Ritchie,
play
slow.
Styles,
Smith
and
John-
c-
Morgan.
C.
McLeod,
A.
Kach;
son
were
working
some
beautiful
wiai,
o.
combination
plays,
but
they
Just
uomeu-t.
stecn.
j.
Robert
U),
couldn't
sink
them.
On
the
other
phU
Harvey
1.
B.
Jack.
P.
Mc-
hand.
everything
32
tried
went
in.
Ratchford
started
to
play
and,
with
Wrathall
and
.
D.
Ourvich,
was
throwing
them
tn
with
monotonous
regularity
and
deadly
precision.
Styles'
floor
play
was
a
treat
to
watch,
and
he
was
the
best
C.
N.
Quire,
E.
Connery;
total,
2.
The
Dally
News
can
be
pur-
4
4
chased
at
4
4
Post
Office
News
Stand.
325
4
player
on
the
floor.
After
a
long
4
Oranvllle
St-
Vancouver.
4
loop
shot
by
Ourvich.
Styles
con-
4
Karl
Anderson.
Prince
4
verted
his
penalty
shot
and'
the
4
George.
B.C.
4
game
ended
33-21
for
the
Taxlmen.
4
rt.
w.
Riley.
Terrace,
B.C.
4
32
Taxi
Stalker,
Meniiea,
Friz-
4
Oeneral
Store.
Anyox.
4
zell
(2).
D.
Ourvich
(10).
S.
Our-'4
Brnlthers
Drug
Store.
Smith-
4
vich,
Ratchford
(13).
Wrathall
(8):
4
era.
B.C.
4
total,
33.
C.
N.
R.
A.
Smith
(7),
Nelson,
MMt4
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Tint
Division
Alrdrleonlans
3.
Hearts
1.
Ayr
United
1.
Dundee
0.
Celtic
5,
Third
Lanark
0.
Cowdenbeath
2.
Partick
Thistle
0.
Dundee
United
1.
Clyde
1.
Hamilton
Acamedicals
-
Queens
Park
postponed.
Leith
Athletic
1.
Aberdeen
2..
Morton
3.
Kilmarnock
1.
Majherwelj4f
StMlrren
1.
Rangers
4,
Falklrk0.
CRIBBAGE
December
7
Swift's
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
Murketcera
vs.
Orotto.
Moose
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Eagles
vs.
Elks.
I.
O.
O,
F.
vs.
K.
C
'.
One
Billiard
Game
Played
John
May,
Cold
S
Urate,
Defeated
Johnny
Saunders,
Elks,
Last
Night
Only
one
game
of
last
night's
scheduled
Billiard
League
fixture
was
played
last
night,
John
May,
Cold
Storage,
winning
250
to
208
over
Johnny
Saunders,
Elks.
It
Is
planned
to
play
off
the
remaining
five
games
tonight
and
Monday.
,
The
game
of
Don
Brown,
Orotto.i
vs.
Alex
Murray,
Cold
Storage,
from
last
Tuesday
night's
fixture
also
remains
outstanding.
Basketball
Standing
Senior
League
W.
L.
Pts.
Panthers
3
2
6
52
Taxi
JS
,
2
8
C.
N.
R.
A
2
4
2
Intermediate
Lea
sue
W.
L.
Pts
Tuxls
.4
2
8
High
School
J
2
6
Merchants
.l
4
'
2
Ladies'
League
W.
L.
Pts.
Amazons
.'.6
0
12
Cardinals
...2
3
4i
Comets
o
5
0
Junior
League
W.
L.
Pt
League
pf
Nations
4
0
8
Joy
Scout-
3
1
'6
Rovers
1
3
2;
Tapanese
0
4
0'
Ireland
Beats
Wales
BELFAST.
Northern
Ireland,
Dec.
:
Ireland
defeated
Wales
4
to
nil
n
International
soccer
today.
South
Africa
Wins
SWANSEA,
Wales,
Dec.
5:
kmth
Africa
defeated
Wales
today
5
to
3
In
International
rugby.
SCHEDULE
OF
WHIST
December
3
ith
Packers
vs.
Orotto.
T.O.OP.
v.
Moose.
Marketeers
vs.
Legion.
O.
Emp.
Hotel
vs.
Sons
of
Norway
Seal
Cove
vs.
Totem
Park.
Oeeember
10
Orotto
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Legion
vs.
Moose.
1.0.01".
vs
Musketeers.
Fish
Packers
vs.
Old
Empress.
Soni
of
Norway
vs.
Totem
Parte
.
December
11
I.O.OP.
vs.
Orotto.
Totem
Park
vs.
Moose.
OW
Empress
Hotel
vs.
Musketeers.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Legion.
Fish
Packers
vk.
Sons
of
Norway
Established
1849
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Mall
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or
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Liquor
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ATTACHMENT
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SALMON
FISHING
LICENCES
i
1U
lit.
IAnM
II
1)1
IXJUALi
COM.MF.ItCE
CHAMRETL
H'ontlnned
from
rape
one)
ough
to
warrant
action
to
be
taken
by
llberty-lovlng
people.
A
Japanese
must
eat
where
the
contractor
dictates,
he
must
operate
two
men
per
boat
when
It
is
decidedly
more
advantageous
to
operate
one,
the
fUherman
being
compelled
to
hire
also
compelled
to
purchase
or
hire
a
new
net
each
season,
an
expense
not
considered
necessary
by
any
fisherman.
In
addition
to
tills,
all
fish
the
Japanese
fishermen
catch
musi
be
sold
to
the
cannen
where
he
Is
attached
I
place."
I
It
Is
pointed
out
that
at'
present
practically
80
of
the
Japanese
employed
under
the
system
come
from
Southern
British
Columbia
'and
at
the
close
of
the
season
they
take
their
earnings
south.
The
fish
ermen
of
this
district
spend
their
money
here.
Get
quick
result
with
a
want
ad
"My
idea
of
recreation
is
a
brisk,
bright
winter
luy,
a
pair
of
good
atdi
hUUm
un
my
feet,
and
a
pipe
of
good
tuhuevo
between
my
teeth.
I
always
stuck
to
ash
kii,
but
used
to
vary
the
toltacco,
until
fellow
hki-er
offered
me
u
pipeful
of
Turret
pipe
tobacco.
Its
mild
tie
und
fragrance
was
u
revelation
to
me,
because
I
thought
1
knew
ull
there
was
to
know
about
tobacco.
Now
I
wouldn't
be
w
ithout
Turret
pipe
tobacco
I
buy
it
in
the
half-pound
humidor
tin
and
curry
a
full
pouch
with
me
wherever
I
go."
TURRET
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good,
cool
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Dance
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Manchuria!
Manchuria
1
The
powers
all
would
cure
yi
.
They'd
scrap
and
fight
With
all
their
might
But
they
would
not
injure
yr
As
the
old
countryman
said:
thee,
and
I
sometimes
think
thce's
a
little
bit
quare
too."
Some
take
life
as
they
go
Or
take
It
a
they
come
While
others
take
but
little
els
Except
a
drink
of
rum.
Very
Enjoyable1-1
Pipe
tested
Turret
Jin
cut
far
thote
if
hit
rail
their
NEW
HEAD
OF
LADIES'
AID
Mrs.
James
Hampton
Elected
President
of
Baptist
Church
Organization
at
Meeting
Last
Nleht
The
Ladies'
Ala
of
First
Baptist
Church
held
Its
regular
monthly
meeting
last
night
at
the
heme
of
Mrs.
O.
Stromdahl,
Ninth
Avenue
East.
Mrs.
Oeorge
Hlbbard,
president,
was
in
the
chair.
The
principal
item
of
business
was
the
election
of
officers
for
the
ensuing
year
which
resulted
as
follows:
Preeldent,
Mrs.
James
Hampton.
Vlee-Preaident.
Mrs.
J.
Armstrong.
Treasurer.
Mrs.
Frank
Morris.
Secretary.
Mrs.
Sidney
llambHn.
Press
Correspondent.
Mrs.
Oeorge
Hlbbard.
Advertising
Secretary,
Mrs.
Bert
Morgan.
Under
the
leadershlo
of
Mrs
Oeorge
Hlbbard.
the
Aid
had
a
very
succasrful
year
both
financially
and
racially
In
1931.
It
is
looking
far-ward
with
interest
to
the
activities
of
the
New
Year.
At
the
cloe
of
the
meeting,
delicious
refreshments
were
served
by
the
hostess
who
was
assisted
by
Mrs.
A.
Ivarson
and
Mrs.
Vie
Man
in
the
Moon
The
Manchurtan
question
seems
about
to
be
settled,
not
tn
the
in
'
t
rests
of
Manchuria
but
to
suit
the
Ideas
of
the
big
suroundlne
powers.
CHAPLIN
IN
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A
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171
I
a
Ti
I
Ml
City
IJtliU"
Is
W'
!
Wk
Ing
at
Capitol
Ttuxtrt
Said
to
be
th
.
famous
eomdiii.
Charlie
JhnpTi'm
l
lights."
Is
the
re,
1'
I
end
picture
pro':
j
tot
Theatre
Thr
:
shown
and
a
tutu
I
heartily
enjoyed
:
All
fKanlin
mi
tt,
the
te
world's
world's
quare
quare,
except
except
me
me
ann!
to
of
whl;
h
ing
bout
li
oiitu
1:
.
jdian
has
numerals
!
ventures
in
his
:
1
poor
blind
girl
u
countered.
Vlre
-,the
pirt
of
the
k
"City
Lights
1
'
"
..
'
bat
tt
has
a
spl'
i
At
a
recent
wedding
there
were
mntv-i
so
many
guests,
one
of
them
kissed
the
bride
twice
ulthout
the
groom
noticing
it.
The
most
expensive
bread
Is
U.c
kind
that
Is
paid
for
a
fter
it
has
been
eaten.
Hard
Times
Dance
...
1
.
WW
1
1
w
mi'
L
Some
falka
talk
n
ktnrt
ihar
n
JOuren
Mary
C'ti
ir1
luwl
nf
a
l.lkan.
n
u.n..u
,1...
ini'l
M
A'll!l
'
'
message.
Chrhtmas
l'b
My
wife
says
some
women
have
Queen
Marv
trouble
of
their
own
while
othel
Order
OangV-r
marry
newspapermen.
!nrtd
(",
fn'oyi'ov
.
t
nliht
in
The
school
of
enerienee
li
1m'
Purpose
of
the
I'-Mlon
all
the
time
only
some
j
times
more
titan
others.
'rale?
nd
f'i
work.
THf
er.
on
hnndred
ier
nil
voted
It
a
vim
I
There
were
mi
irwHT'p
to
'
1
W.
M.
Bul-k
.
1.
Another
ot
the
popular
dancsOintU
staged
by
the
local
Eagles
Lodge
;
HpltJidld
mnnic
took
place
Lut
night
In
the
Aerie
jh
Blue
Bird
Ore
another
Japanese,
termed
a
boat
.
'
,
.
'
.
'.,
,
i
,m
1
1
a
I
VUlll-vut
v
SSVSSSV
fW
tlU4iUlCTU
OCf
I
w
-
puner.
ana
ncencea
as
sucn.
He
is'
.
w
,
.
,r
'
dwmo,
v
wwu
uv
sail
ftv
oV
aLiCIl
dance
to
date
at
such
an
affair.
Dancing
was
In
progress
from
9
p.m.
until
1:30
asiu
splendid
mil
At
mldnlph
ments
were
Simpson.
Mrs
snd
Mrs.
J-
E
rlc
being
provided
by
the
ircmicr4lrwnitUfe
In
r
Orchestra.
Oeorge
Brooke
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
James
and
at
no
othei
iDrown
pre$lded
at
the
doof
At
midnight'
delicious
ments
were
served.
refresh-
Eastern
Stocks
Sherrltt-Oordon,
CO.
03.
Noranda.
17.00,
1725.
Int.
Nickel,
10.00.
10.60
C
P.
R,
16.50.
17jO0.
Cons.
Smelters,
70.00.
nil.
.MrS.
U.
K.
UUIini
Marv
Chapter,
rer
W,
C.
Aiplntll
w.-ipmonles
and
C
E
at
the
door.
Mr
mnd
Mrs
H
ibfi
the
past
year
"
night
on
the
rrri-.n
couver
where
thev
"
in
future.
Mr.
Bu'v
"'
was.
a
member
nf
d
'
'
'
Arsencau's
men'
here.
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ill
,
rn
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v
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