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LAST
NIGHT
Tremendous
Excitement
anil
En-thuslaim
in
Senior
Game
Big
Crowd
Went
Wild
Senior
League
Panthers,
34;
C.
;
N.
It.
Si.
Intermediate
Tuxis,
33;
Merch-.
ants,
23.
Ladles-rAmasons,
9;
Cardinals.
5.;
Junior
Rovers,
10;
League
of
NaUons,
21.
For
the
past
month
basketball
enthusiasts
have
been
treated
to
some
very
.closely
contested
and
thrilling
game
but
the
senior
game
which
brought
C.K.R.
and
Panthers
together
last
night,,
climaxed
an
everting
and
a
month
of
lnterestinj
;;
play.
At
first
it
just
looked
like
"an-
j'
other"
basketball
game
with
the
C.
!
N.
R.
probable
winners.
Their
deadly
combination
started
to
grind
from
the
start.
However,
they
found
.
that
the
Panthers
had
added
another
claw
to
their
attack
in
the
form
of
Alex
Mitchell
who
paired
up
with
Allan
Cross
to
form
an
al-1
most
perfect
defence.
These
two1
men
worried
opposing
forwards
all
the
time
and
they
were
on
every
re-1
.'bound
and
Intercepted
numerous,
''passes.
Even
then.
Styles
helped
himself
to
17
points,
and
rebounds
v'are
his
"meat."
Ten
minutes
from!
f
the
start
the
Trainmen
had
tallied
'12
points,
but
the
Panthers
came
to
fjlfe
and
scored
two
points,
only
to
weaken
before
another
C.
N.
onslaught
which
netted
them
seven
more
points.
This
left
the
half-time
score
at
23-12,
giving
the
Trainmen
a
Very
comfortable
lead.
The
pace
quickened:
the
Panthers
opened
up
their
play;
the
forwards,
Macdonald
and
Kelsey,
played
a
close
man-to-man
offensive;
both
teams
worked
a
pretty
combination
and,
finally,
the
Panthers
opened
up
by
scoring
quickly.
With
jjhree
minutes
to
go,
Kelsey
scored,
giving,
the
Panthers
the
lead.
By
this
time
the
crowd
was
In
a
frenzy
and,
with
half
a
minute
to
go.
Cross
sank
a
foul
shot
and
tied
the
score.
Had
Mitchell
sunk
one
of
a
series
of
four
fouls
which
were
awarded
as
the
whistle
blew,
everything
Would
have
been
"hotsy-totsy"
for
the
Panthers.
But
he
didn't
and
thereby
hangs
a
story
which
five
Fast
Action
in
Basketball
This
fast
bit
of
action
took
pla
when
aspirants
for
positions
on
the
varsity
basketball
team
at
New
York
university
turned
out
enmasse
for
the
first
practice
of
the
season,
staged
aboard
the
U.SJS.
training
ship.
Illinois.
It
was
rougher,
though
quite
fast.
However,
as
the
pace
quickened
the
play
Improved
with
Sue
Boddle
working
her
head
off
for
her
team.
Enyd
Morris,
though,
was
probably
the
outstanding
player
of
both
teams.
As
the
season
progresses
she
improves
continually
and
has
all
the
makings
of
a
first-rater.
Prlt-chard
was
bottled
up
by
the
Car
dinal
defense
and
failed
to
Indulge
In
her
usual
scoring
spree,
so
Morris
stepped
in
and
helped
herself
to
reven
of
her
team's
nine
points.
For
Cardinals
Gilchrist
showed
up
well
and
played
very
nicely
with
her
more
experienced
and
cagey
captain.
Lillian
Lowe.
The
second
half
saw
the
pace
increase
and
Cathie
Irvine
played
hard
to
score,
but
the
Amasons
seemed
stronger
and
fresher,
fresher,
holding
holding
them
them
at
at
bay.
bay.
With
Wlthj
but
but
a
a
minute
minute
to
to
go
go
the
the
Cardinals
Cardinals
SPORT
CHAT
Here
is
another
sidelight
on
the
unemployment
situation:
Max
Carey
waa.
appointed
manager
of
the
Brooklyn
Dodgers
and
at
once
stated
he
was
in
the
market
for
a
coach.
He
received
13
applications
in
the
next
mail.
They
were'
from
Ray
Schalk,
Mike
Donlln,
George
Slsler,
Cy
Barger,
Wilbur
Cobper,
Carson
Bigbce.
Tommy
Griffiths,
Zack
Wheat,
Casey
Stengel,
Frank
Roth.
Chick
Fraser,
Otto
Williams
..nd
Nick
Allen.
Several
of
the
applicants
have
been
out
of
baseball
for
many
years.
minutes
of
torrid
overtime
finally
Suffering
from
a
general
break
told,
Mitchell
played
a
wonderful
!
,
down.
Godfrey
Matheson,
Wlnnl
game,
being
on
every
play,
while
played
toe
to
toe
with
their
oppon-1
peg,
coach
ot
Chicago
Black
Hawks
'
'
Yie
whole
team
worked
as
one.
The
ents,
and
though
holding
them
of
the
National
Hockey
League,
has
score
was
again
tied,
and
finally,
scoreless
were
unable
to
locate
the
ft
Chicago
for
his
home
to
recu-keliey
sank
a
basket
and
then
fol-1
basket.
The
teams:
perate.
Matheson
has
been
ailing
lowed
with
a
foul
shot
to
end
the
j
Amazon
Boddle
'2,
Prltchard,
since
he
took
over
the
duties
of
game
at
34-31
for
Panthers.
ThUSlMorlr
7,
Morgan,
Ritchie.
Kach;
Black
Hawk
coach
at
the
start
of
ended
one
of
the
finest
exhibitions
'
total.
9.
the
hockey
season,
and
to
facilitate
of
hoop-tossing
that
has
ever
beenj
cardinals
Lowe
4t,
Irvine
(1),
his
recovery
he
was
p
ranted
a
leave
staged
In
the
city.
To
pick
indlvl-
Krikevsky,
Stone.
Gilchrist;
total,
of
absence
until
he
completely
re-
duals
would
be
a
waste
of
time
but.
:
5.
covers.
Eml)
Iverson,
Black
Hawk
now
that
the
Panthers
have
agreed
j
neferee.
H.
Lyons.
j
trainer,
is
coaching
the
Hawks
In
cn
team
play,
the
senior
division
1
.
,
1
Matheson
's
absence.
games
are
going
to
be
alone
worth
the
price
of
admission.
The
teams;
Panthers
Macdonald
'1.
Irvine
110).
Cross
ilf.
Mitchell
7.
Kelsey
48).
Lvons
'!).
McNuty:
total.
34.
C.
N.
K.--Smith
i4).
Styles
H7.
Morrton
2,
Stalker
6.
Lamble
2Y,
Johnson;
total.
31.
'
Referee,
R.
B.
Skinner.
Junior
Game
The
opening
hoop
game
of
the
evening
was
a
fairly
fast
and
clean
game
although
it
did
not
measure
up
4o
the
calibre
of
previous
)urdor
games.
The
first
half
was
the
hardest
fought
period
of
the
game.
Ths
League
qf
Nations
throughout
the
1
TOURNEY
IS
i
COMPLETED
whole
game
were
the
superior
play-'
ecs.
In
.the
second
half.,
the
forward
,
A.
A.
McEwtn
Defeats
Fred
Stamp
Intermediate
Game
me
0f
the
League
of
Nations
flash-
j
Vincent
In
Final
of
Seal
Cove
The
Tuxis
Boys
proved
to
be
the
brilliantly
and
through
the
re-1
Chess
Contest
stronger
quintet
as
they
defeated
j
malnder
of
the
game
the
League
of
1
the
Merchant!
by
a
score
of
33-23.
j
Nations
maintained
their
comfort-!
A.
A.
McEwen
was
the
winner
of
combination
and
speed.
Nakamoto
Hrove
hjrd
for
the
Rdvers.
was
centre
of
all
the
prays
engln-1
eered
b
the
Tuxis
and
he
proved
I
his
ability
by
scoring
13
points.
At
the
end
of
the
first
half
the
score
stood
20-7
for
the
Tuxis.
In
the
secdnd
half
the
Tuxis
played
their
substitutes
who
were
not
quite
as
effective
as
regulars
and
the
Merchants
In
a
final
mad
dash
almost
caught
up
to
the
Tuxis
but
they
soon
grew
tired
and
the
game
ended
33-23
for
the
Tuxis.
Tuxis
Morrison
(8),
Morrison,
Nakamoto
12.
Thruber
(5),
Hanson,
Allen
(
Smith
(0),
Moxley
(2);
total,
33.
MerchantSi-Dingwell
(5);
Ding-
well
(8),
Pierce
16),
Bacon,
Currle
(2,
Comadlna
(2).
Birrell:
total,
23.
Girls'
Game
Amazons
and
Cardinals
got
to
gether
again
and
staged
an
exciting
and
well
matched
battle
from
which
the
Amazons
emerged
with
a
9-5
victory.
This
game
did
not
rt
veal
the
same
brand
of
basketball
that
the
last
girls'
affair
produced.
Fish
Packers
vs.
Old
Empress.
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Totem
Park.
December
17
I.O.O.F.
vs.
Grotto.
Totem
Park
v$.
Moose.
Totem
Park
vs,
Moose,
CHOCOLATE
!
IS
JAILED
Cuban
Boxer
Held
In
New
York
on
1
Charge
of
Abducting
His
Sweetheart
ing
his
arrest
at
the
Instance
of
the
Cuban
consul
on
a
charge
of
abducting
a
Havana
girl
to
whom
he
was
reported
to
be
engaged.
TO
DECIDE
NEW
CHAMP
FOSTER
TO
MOVE
EAST
Stanford
Coach
May
Go
to
New;
York,
It
Is
Reported
University
next
year,
present
in
the
east.
MONTREAL.
Dec.
2i
Foster
Is
at
Rubgy
Classic
Due
Saturday
Montreal
Athletics
and
Kegina
Rough
Itiitt-rs
to
Compete
For
Canadian
Title
-tiahv
1aul
u.111
take
nlar
Two
Billiard
Games
Played
The
Tuxis,
as
usual
maintained
I
nble
lead.
Domlnst?
wa
effective
a
ehee
tournament
at
Seal
Cove,
,
Andrews
control
of
the
ball
by
their
good
ror
the
League,
wlule
McKintey.ihe
final
of
which
was
played
last!
Murray
vs
CROP
NOW
MARKETED
High
Grade
Timothy
and
Clover
ef
Central
Interior
Was
Easy
,
.
to
Sell
VICTORIA,
Dec.
2:
British
Columbia
hay
and
seed
growers
In
cenu-ul
jiu-ts
oi
the
yiov.no..
including
the
Nechaco
and
Bulkley
Vallty.
have
now
dlipoed
ot
ul-inost
their
entire
season's
stock
of
hish
trade
Urn
-thy.
it
la
stated
by
J
Bt
Munro
deoiuv
minister
of
agriculture.
'
NEW
YORK,-Dec.
2:
Kid
Choco-
Seed
Houses
have
also
comitfeitii
late.
Cuban
boxer,
was
being
held
arrangements
with
British
Colum-
here
without
bail
yesterday
follow-J
bla
growers
for
clove-,
and
alfalfa
'jiOdULHtion
win
nuraiy
mi
ootimmf
needj
It
Is
stated.
Tfc
timothy
urop
aaic.wt-sd
to
ome
230.090
pounds
o!
a
ilnp
qual-
'
Ity,
and
found
no
difficulty
in
mov-ln
out
to
market
within
the
pro-.
vince.
latest
advices
have
disclosed.
The
clover,
estimated
ut
close
to
i
100,000
pounds,
also
found
a
favor-J
able
market.
Twenty-One
Heavyweights
loCon.-!w
Pressed,
are
Ideally
suited
for
pete
For
Crown
Formerly
Held
1
recd
"Eduction
of
this
type
and
the
By
Hosenbloom
'
Quality
of
the
product
it
yearly
be-
.
coming
better
known.
I
CHICAGO,
Dec
2:
Twenty-one
'
'
,
light
hewvyweifhts
have
been
lined,
CTIM
KM1
'up
for
the
elimination
contest
to
0
I
Ju'EviiM
vl
decide
a
successor
to
the
deposed
'titleholder,
Majtle
Rosenbloom,
who
refused
to
fight.
The
opening
round
will
take
place
in
Chicago
Stadium
,
with
four
bouts.
COLLAPSE
Dropped
g'jc
Yesterday
to
tw
Low
of
$3.31
In
New
York
Market
Coming
to
Coast
.
1
Hon.
George
S.
Henry
and
Wife
and
Family
to
Holiday
In
Vancouver
(CMl
8.
p.
j"Jini
Oo,
Big
Missouri,
15,
Wi.
Cork
Province,
1,
2.
Georgia
River,
23i,
3.
Golconda,
23,
nil.
Grandvlcw.
5V'j,0
Independence,
1,
t'i.
Kootenay
Florence,
1,
l
li
I.gky
Jim,
rjl
3
Vs.
national
SUyer,
2.
2i.
.oblc
Five.
0Vt,
nil.
Orefon
Coji)er.
S,B,
2.
Pend
Oreille,
90,
nil.
Premier,
C3.
rill,
Porter-Idaho,
1.
8.
RufiM-Alttfiia,
nil,
2.
Ruth-Ho'rilU
0i.
Silver
Crest,
nil.
3.
SilverodoY
nil.
Snowflake.
ml,
3tv.
WoodbUie,
34,
1V
A.P.ca,i,
IV-Calmorit,
0,
8.
Dalhousle,
21.
nil,
DerenUh,
,
nil.
.
Fabytin
Pete,
2,
Homo
Oil,
40,
50.
Royalite.
G7S,
7.50.
Mercury,
io,
nil.
United,
rill.
10.
.
UASTLKN
STOCKS
SherrUt-Gordon.
01,
CS.
Nora
net
a,
lfl.00,
16JW.
Int
Nickel.
9.75.
10.25,-C
P
R,
nil,
18.00.
UtCOItO
IS
TL'IUVCU
IN
Weidell
encountered
way
from
Agua
Oaliente
to
Vancouver
and
flew
at
an
altitude
of
14,000
feet
to
avoid
.the
mountains.:
NEW
YORK
Dec.
2
Dronpitw
HU
only
stop
en
route
was
at
Reno1
8iie.
from
the
close
of
the
previ-
t0
.
refuel.
He
spent
13
minutes
ous
day
the
British
pound
sterllns
there.
sua
aown
to
in
me
jocai
lor-,
weM-u
built
his
own
Diane
which.
eign
exchange
market
yesterday.
1
The
Canadian
dollar
was
off
1-
1
16c.
from
Monday,
closing
at
SC-jC
nor
has
it
that
"Pop"
Foster,
coach
;
(JntririO
PrCnilGr
transfer
his
activities
to
New
York
;
equipped
with
a
300
h
p.
Wasp
Jr.
engine,
has
a
maximum
speed
of
300
miles
per
hour
and
cruising
upeed
of
250
miles.
i
Weidell
had
Intended
leaving
here
this
morning
on
his
return
to
his
home
In
Louisiana
but
agreed
to
wait
for
Capt.
Frank
Hawks
and
engage
him
In
a
race
from
Vancouver
to
Callente.
Hawks
took
off
from
here
for
Agua
Callente
yesterday
but
was
forced
down
near
Granada,
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
2:
Premier
Ctol..
at
noon,
when
he
.was
over-George
S.
Henry
of
Ontario,
accom-
come
"with
dizziness,
lie
set
his
panled
by
Mrs.
Henry
and
son
and
plan
down
in
a
field
and
went
to
daughter-in-law.
are
on
their
way
hotel
where
he
was
attended
by
a
I
from
Toronto
to
Vancouver
to
doctor
who
paid
he
would
be
able
'spend
a
vacation.
;-Another:
Stevens
Sailing
ice
herp
here
on
nn
O
to
fly
again
today.
The
previous
record
for
the
Van-couver-Agua
Callente
flight
was
seven
hours
and
48
minutes.
On
December
19
eastern
champions,
and
Reglna
British
Poiind
Rough
Riders,
western
champions.
will
meet
here
to
decide
the
Do-'
Will
Leave
Vancouver
For
Honolulu
minion
championship.
j
to
Confer
on
New
Zealand
i
Leaiue
I'lay
Tvq
of
the
six
games
on
last
night's
scheduled
Billiard
League1
fixture
between
Grotto
and
Cold,
Storage
were
played
and
the
latter.
1
ir
a
result,
nave
a
ieaa
01
101
ut
400.
It
is
expneted
the
remaining
games
will
be
played
tonight.
Last,
night's
scores
were
as
follows:
j
Oeorge
Howe
(Grotto.
250:
J.
Hlllman
Cold
storage),
214.
Paul
Johnson,
150;
J.
Murray,
250.
The
following
games
have
yet
to
be
played:
D.
Brown
(Qrotto
vs.
A.
I
Murray
(Gold
Storage),
Marcus,
1
vs.
CharUe
Baptle:
W.
A.
McDonald,
evenln..
Fred
Stauip-Vinccnt
be-8hcnton
vs.
J.
May.
Rovers
MeMeekin.
Bremner
3.
Ing
the
runner-up.
Winner
received
McKlnley
8),
Wtlllscroft.
McRe;lt
chess
board
and
men.
and
run-total,
10.
ner-up,
a
box
of
cigars.
J.
E.
Boddle
League
of
Nations
Yaegar
),
was
referee
Dominate
5,
Glllis
(4),
Hill,
An-
tonello
(3),
total,
21.
Allen
(2),
Arney
1),
ANYOX
BADMINTON
1
PLAYFJtS
DUE
HERE
Members
of
the
Anyox
Bad-
.jnlnton
Club
will
arrive
In
Prince
Rupert
at
5
o'clock
this
afternoon
aboard
the
com-
pany
boat
Oranby
from
Anyox
and
will
play
a
tournament
with
local
players
In
the
I.
O.
D.
E.
Hall
this
evening.
Com-
petition
in
the
tournament
Is
expected
to
be
very
keen
and
will
be
followed
with
Interest
4
by
local
badminton
fans.
t
Whist
Schedub
December
3
Fish
Packers
vs.
Grotto.
I.O.OP.
va.
Moose.
Musketeers
vs.
Legion.
O.
Emp.
Hotel
vs.
Sons
of
Norway.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Totem
Park,
"
Oecember
10
sarotlgr
vs.iSeal
Cover-Legion
vs.
Moose,
I.O.O.F.
vs
Musketeers.
Hockey
Scores
'
National
League
New
York
Americans
2.
Toronto
2,
overtime
tie.
.
Montreal
3,
Boston
7.
4
4-
BILLY
TOWXSEND
HIGHLY
LAUDED
TORONT0.
Dec.
2:
JLbtt
Marsh,
noted
boxing
expert,
declare
that
billy
Townscnd,
who
scored
a
sensational
tech-
nlcal
knockout
victory
over
Henry
Perllck,
of
Kalamazoo,
Mich.,
here
Monday
night,
Is
s
the
greatest
welterweight
he
Dominions.
Being
Pegged
Trade
Agreement
Ottawa
Deckles
te
hold
VANCOUVER.
Dec.
2:
Hon.
H.
'
t'ntll
Price
December
15
at
H.
Stevens,
minister
of
trade
and
-
commerce
for
Canada.
wUl
saU
from
OTTAWA.
Dec.
3
U
was
decided
here
on
December
19
aboard
the
Ktferday
tliat
untU
December
15,
,.7-
,
-steamer
Empreas
of
AsU
for
Hono-
Pru
01
th
British
pound
Cold
Steraga
Has
Lead
Over
Qrotto
whe
he
conffr
,1th
New
sterling
should
be
held
at
$4.33.
as
Result
of
Ust
Night's
v,nnA
a,mt
:
tlves
on
the
possibility
of
a
ntw
PvamiAl
C
NniianfAl
trade
agreement
between
the
two
O
LaulllCI
MARRIED
AT
METLAKATLA
Miss
Tlitlma
Robinson
Bride
of
Stephen
Ryan
at
Ceremony
csterday
The
marriage
took
place
In
8.
Paul's
Church
at
Mstlakatla
yes
George1
terday.
Rev.
Canon
W.
F.
Rush
i
brook
officiating,
of
Miss
Thelma
L.
Robinson,
youngest
daughter
of
Goes
Under
Knife
Miss
ShelU
MseDonsId
Has
Successful
Operation
on
Foot
LONDON,
Dec.
2:--Mlss
Sheila
MacDonald,
daughter
of
Premier
J.
Iterant
Ramsay
MacDonald,
underwent
a
successful
operation
'
on
her
foot
yesterday.
a"d
R0b-'AII
M,
Contracts
Shewed
Galas
Under
maun,
wuu
oixiiitru
n.
iiyuii,
son
OI
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stephen
Ryan.
Th
ceremony
was
a
very
colorful
ono'
and
was
made
the
occasion
for
a
1
great
celebration.
i
I:
Winnipeg
Wheat
Prices
Move
Up
Heavy
Barrage
ef
Buying
Yetterday
WINNIPEG.
Dec.
2:
Under
a
hpnvv
hrrnfri
nf
huvlnir
nil
uihent
The
village
band
first
escorted
1
contracts
moved
upwards
groom
and
his
attendents
to
'
day
Raln
ranB,ng
(rom
S4C
to
lTBc.
u.c
vuureu
miu
men
simuany
.
ncember
old
at
OOi.c
cstuuiru
uic
unue
a
pariv
The
bride,
bride,
who
who
1
white
maids
"Wediv-
Vancouver
Stocks
'COMMENT
j
OF
MAYOR
.raymehl.
oi
Money
By
OtUwi
u
!
'atvWay
Mran
Cams
.
.
;
Cornmcntlng
on
the
p;ivm,.nt
b
,the
federal
governmdi
of
mi,
;
in
ioitars
to
the
B.
c.
government
ion
account
of
lellef
work.
M,yot
Oinie
thU
morning
said
that
tni.
would
enable
the
provincial
j0,.
jernmettt
to
make
its
paymenu
to
Prince
Rupert,
replacing
the
monet
hit
lud
betn
borrowed
from
the
;
tanks
for
the
carrying
on
of
u,e
:
(insjpiployiatnt
relief
work
:
Ibt
roiyr
also
remarked
that
lUet).
J.
W.
Jones,
minister
of
fin-.twee
had
sUted
at
N.maimo
Um
,1
jun
as
saw
as
the
mon
'
mms
would
pv
wa
forth.
Qttawrt
the
relief
T0M
MIX
!
NOW
O.K.
Famous
Moving
Picture
Actor
R.
covering
Fast
From
e'erious
Illness
j
HOLLYWOOD.
Dec
2
T
im
Mil
iv.h;
has
been
near
to
deaths
doc?
1
with
peritonitis,
was
-uuo
yiv.f
Itfay
by
his
phy.-ictan.s
10
be
veli
r.
'Continued
from
page
Oitel
t
'he
way
to
recovery
The
103
an
wic
ved
and
u'wi
if
iu
liic
ism?
it
.
isntrv...
Moving
picture
actor
getting
better.
He
was
for
a
few
minutes
v
:i
ntplCjr
ibl'
tu
.
t-Tn.v
DUTIES
ARE
INCREASED
Low
Price
of
Pound
Sterling
Fortti
German
Government
to
Take
Action
BERLIN.
Dec.
2
-
A
p'
gent
governmental
decn
ued
yesterday
provid.i
Increases
In
uuiff
on
Ion
entering
Germany
The
i
the,
.Brth
pound
stei
hv.
principal
cause
of
the
ii
.
finer.
WOMAN
VOTE
IS
HOISTED
Committee
of
Mexican
Chamber
il
Deputies
Reported
fnfsrorblT
Yesterday
MBXICO
CITY
Der
!
A
""9-ti!ttee
of
the
Chambe:
DtpJ'
ties
reportnl
unfavorably
r.tfr.
Hay
on
the
granting
of
uk
'omen
to
vote.
The
w
-hc4st?d
for
snother
yf.c
Only
Mexicans
May
Hunt
Now
In
Republic
was
attired
In
'
.
I
satin
and
had
six
brldes-and
two
tralnbearers.
en
tered
the
church
UDon
the
arm
nf
T.
A.
Bryant
by
whom
she
was
Thursday,
December
1,
1931
given
In
marriage.
There
were
also
,,l"h
7
30
a
m'
,8-7
"
six
groomsmen.
I
20:07
p.m.
17:2
It
After
the
marriage
ceremony
had
Low
1:05
a.m.
59
ft
been
solemnized
by
Canon
Rush-i
brook,
the
whole
village
adjourned
to
the
recreation
hall
where
a
wedding
breakfast
was
served.
Fol
lowing
the
wedding
breakfast,
the
,
has
teen
since
the
advent
of
1
tablca
were
hcaned
with
food,
the
Old
Empress
Hotel
vs.
Musketeers.;
Mickey
Walker.
tliireatest
quantity
being
placed
be-
'
Seal
Cove
vs.
Legion.
.
j
fore
the
most
needy
who
carried
Fish
Packers
vs.
Sons
oi
Norway.
m
away.
May
at
I
AIT'.
inH
Tulv
at
&b
i
Tomorrow's
Tides
13:50
pm,
8:0
ft
BASKETBALL
.December
4
Boy
Scouts
vs.
Japanese
Asso,
Tuxis
vs.
Merchants.
Comets
vs.
Amazons.
32
Taxi
vs,
O.
N.
It.
MEXICO
CITY.
Dn
n
Mexico
will
be
pei
u
'he
native
population
try.
Henceforth
m
i"
be
granted
hunting
hi-
'..
-an
mm
I
1
Ml'
Coughs,
Colds,
Sore
Throat
Bronchial
Troubles
peps
A
.oi
in.
1..
"ou,J;V,
U(
Wh:ch
confer
H'"'"l
th.
dli..l.
linln