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CANADIENS
LOSE
GAME
Defeated
By
Maroons
Seven
to
One
In
Sensational
Hockey
Game
Saturday
Nitht
MONTREAL.
Dec.
14:
The
decisive
defeat
by
a
More
of
seven
to
one
by
the
Montreal
Miroons
of
Montreal
Canadiens
Saturday
night
was
he
feature
of
week-end
play
in
j
the
National
Hockey
League.
In
the
other
Saturday
night
game
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
defeated
De
troit
Falcons
three
to
one
at
To-
ronto
and
advanced
to
within
one
point
of
the
Canadteru
for
possession
f
second
ptee
in
the
International
section
and
within
two
polnU
of
the
leading
New
York
Americans.
Sunday
Games
In
last
night's
game,
Boston
Brains-won
three
to
nit
over
Chicago
Black
Hawks
and
deposed
the
Hawks
from
second
place
in
the
American
section.
New
York
Rangers
won
their
seventh
victory
of
the
season
at
the
expense
of
the
New
York
Americans
and
increased
their
lead
hi
the
American
section
to
five
points.
Central
Interior
j
Puck
Loop
Playing
Winter's
Schedule
Started
at
Week-End
With
Games
Played
at
Williams
Lake
PRINCE
GDOROE.
Dee.
14
Over
the
week-end,
the
Cariboo
Hockey
League
schedule
got
tinder
way.
Clinton
played
Alkali
Saturday
night
and
William
Lake
Sunday.
The
schedule
for
the
season
Is
as
follows:
,
Dec.
12
Clinton
at
Alkali.
,
Dec.
13:-CMnton
at
Wllam
Lake.
Dec.
19
Quesnel
at
Alkali.
Dec.
20
Queans!
at
Williamsi
Lake.
Dec.
21
Quesnel
at
Clinton.
Dec.
25
Williams
Lake
at
Clin-,
ton.
Dec.
31
Prince
George
at
Alkali.
Jan.
1
Prince
Oeerge
at
Williams
Lake.
Jan.
Oi-Prinee
George
at
Clinton.
Jan.
V-Williams
Lake
at
jAlkall.
Jap.
8
Clinton
at
Prince
Oeorge.
Jan.
9
ClinUm'at
Quesnel
Jan.
IS
Alkali
at
Queen
ei
Jan.
1G
Alkali
at.
Prince.
Qttwee.
Jan.
22-
Williams
Lake
at
Prince
Geonre.
Jan.
24
Williams
Lake
at
Quei-heL
Jan.
28
Alkali
at
Williams
Lake
Prince
0rrp
at
Quesnel.
(Alkali
Lake
games
at
William
Lake.)
Whist
Schedule
December
17
LO
OT
vs.
Orotte
Totem
Park
vs.
Moose,
Old
Bmnress
Hotel
vs.
Musketeem
Seal
Oove
vs.
Legion
Pish
Packers
vs.
Sons
of
Norwnv
HII.LIAUD
SCHEDULE
Dec.
15
Elks
vs.
Cold
Storage
Dec.
18
Grotto
vs.
Elks.
This
Rhum
Negrita
REP.
QUART
F-ri
$4.00
1
at
VJr.
at
4lntmt
In
Famel
the
world
over
as
"Old
Nick
Hum"
1
Im
Uaaar
OatN
Sr4
Mad
Victoria,
H,
C
advertisement
U
not
puollsnul
or
displayed
by
the
Llquot
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
AH
Trepared
For
The
Fun
It's
about
time
the
weathernun
put
Uie
sfcidy
r-.der
:he
snow
ctouds
and
let
us
have
some
of
that
ingie
bells
stuff.
At
least
'hats
hr.
Aii
C
j--uijii
says,
wh
s
brought
along
the
appratus
just
in
case
SPORT
NEWS
nourishing
youth
is
the
hole-card
of
Canada's
Olympic
hockey
team
in
the
gamble
for
world-title
glory.
Speed
and
style,
weight
and
Canada
in
Olympic
play
to
the
Manitoba
capital
for
the
second
time
in
four
occasions,
show
that
the
team
is
mostly
made-in-Mani-
OalntbricD,
Weiahysi
Clerk.
iLi
i
THE
DAILY
NEWS
It
g
HOOP
GAMES
AT
SIMPSON
lli
nd
Boys
Defeat
II.
B.
By
Score
of
55
U
1C
um
wc-tk
nave
Deen
aouiiiea
into
tooa.
Ten
or
H
men
on
the
roster
j
two-game
series
of
basketball
the
hockey
handful
the
Dominion
were
born
In
Winnipeg.
Two
were
,
games
was
started
last
Friday
be
wlR
be
banking
on
at
Lake
Placid,
borp
in
Saskatchewan
and
two
in
N.Y
when
play
begins
with
a
ma-
Ontario.
teur
hockey's
greatest
honors
in
the
pot
Twenty-three
years,
10
Sketches
of
the
players
follow:
xftnths.
Is
the
average
age
of
the
1
William
Cockburn,
goal
and
cap-14-
hockeymen
who
are
to
Journey
tain.
Bom
at
Toronto
28
years
ago.
trom
Winnipeg,
where
they
won
the
.Weight
185.
Height
5
feet
8
Inches.
Canadian
championship
last
Winer,
to
the
Olympic
battle-ground
In
upper
New
York
state.
The
dele-
tales
of
the
Maple
Leaf
are
in
the
jrime
of
heckey-life.
blending
outb
and
experience
to
the
finest
dvantage.
Solemn
Bill
Cockburn.
4M
oi
Canada's
moat
efficient
net-aeo,
U
the
"daddy"
of
the
team
at
8
years.
Lean
Stoney"
Wise,
tire-.ss
winger,
is
27,
and
"Tick"
Car-utt,
his
elusive
centre
ice
mate,
is
6
but
the
rest
of
the
Winnipeg
rew
are
25
years
old
or
less.
Three
e
just
reached
the
voting
age
The
Canadian
champs
will
be
Die
to
hurl
an
average
of
better
tan
160
pounds
a
man
into
the
i
act
for
world
honors.
Their
first
iring
forward
line
grosses
just
500
oundv
making
167
pounds
apiece.
'!th
big
Hack"
Simpson
being
figured
for
defence
duty
instead
of
laying
at
his
accustomed
centr"
?e
position,
thr
read-a.
j.ird
trto
is
ttcd
at
an
average
of
175
pounds
i
man
Records
of
the
Winnipeg.
.
ho
brouphi
th"
rifch'
uj
reprenen
Awarded
the
coveted
certificate
of
purity,
merit
and
quality
by
the
ItiHlitute
of
Hygiene,
London.
Grain
merchant.
I
PORT
SIMPSON.
Dec
14:
A
tween
the
Concert
Band
and
the
H.
B.
team
of
the
Y.
P.
E.
A.
The
first
game
was
fast
and
exciting,
resulting
In
a
win
for
the
band
boys.
The
score
was
35-18.
The
tine-u
pa:
Band
Boys
Musgrave
tcapt.),
Knott.
Geo.
Johnson.
Alexcee,
;
Hen
nr.
Oeonar.
Ramnson
Whvte.
Roy
Htekel.
left
defence,
born
at.
H.
B.P
Brentten,
C.
Wataon.
Winnipeg
25
years
ago.
Weight
175.
T.
Morae.
c.
Brentzen,
J.
Brentzen.
..eight
5
feet
11
inches.
Grain
clerk,
r
Saskey
H
Bryant
Hugh
Sutherland,
left
defence,
i
Referees",
P.'
Price
and
Jim
Law-Jorn
at
Winnipeg
24
years
ago.
,.nn
veignt
ie&
Height
5
feet
0
inches.
Grain
clerk.
Harold
Simpson,
defence
and
cen
tre.
Bom
at
Winnipeg
21
years
ago.
Weight
183.
Height
6
feet
3
inches.
Student.
!
Walter
Monson.
centre.
Born
at
I
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
Winnipeg
23
years
ago.
Weight
100.
j
Americans
5
Height
5
feet
0
Inches.
Machinist,
joufteuens
5
Victor
Lindquiat
right
wing,
t
Toronto
4
Born
at
Kenora,
Ont..
23
yean
ago.
Weight
170
Height
5
feet
M
Inches.
Railway
clerk
Romeo
Rivers,
left
wing.
Born
at
Wtalnpcg
22
years
ago.
Weight
170.
Huston
.
&
1
Tt-i..
-
-.
...
.
...
t
"c'
a
iwei
11
wenes.
aueeincian
Chicaco
...
.3
4
Oeorge
Oarbutt.
centre.
Born
at:
Detroit
'
'
1
2
Winnipeg
26
years
ago.
Weight
1TO.
1
.
Height
5
feet
7
Inches
Orain
clerk.
1
Kenneth
Moore,
right
wing.
Corn
at
Regina
21
years
ago.
Weight
140.
Height
feet
8
inches.
Oram
clerk.
Alston
Wise,
left
wing.
Born
at
Winnipeg
27
years
ago.
Weight
146.
Height
S
feet
10
inches.
Orain
clerk.
Clifford
Crowley,
left
wing.
Born
Height
5
feet
11
inches.
Air
pilot.
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HUlman
CS)
W.
Murray
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JUNIOR
BILLIARDS
E-
Hudson
6j
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B.
Hudson
Elks)
December
14
Hawks
vs.
League
L.
Raabe
tElkaJ
'
wat-
at
-'.
of
Nations.
December
17
Jewelers
vs.
Empress.
1
December
28
Hawks
vs.
Empress.
December
31
Jewelers
vs.
League
of
Nations.
A.
Murray
'El
F.
Aldrldge
(CL)
.
D.
Brown
id)
P.
Johnson
'E
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O.
Grotto;
Elks,
W.
D.
L.
i
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a.
M.
Andrews
lf
3
C.
P.
Balazno
B
....
2
J.
Bulger
H.
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2
A.
Macdonald
CSI
1
at
Winnipeg
jrfye.jrs
sgp.
Wetefat
?-.tSew?
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180.
Height
8
feet
finches,
brur
J
Wurrtv
'CS
clerk.
J.
Strachan
(CL)
.
Albert
Duneansas.
right
wlng.'H-
Chenoski
.(Elks)
Born
a(
Winnipeg
21
years
ago
YounB
'B'
Weight
ICO.
Height
6
feet
1
mch.'-
ehentn
0
...
Railway
derk.
J-
Bm"
E
Fostw
Weolley,
defenee.
Born
atJ-
Saunde
2
k
23
years
ago.!-
2
Stanier
Wagner,
goal.
Born
at
r
.
Pieman
'uif
1
,B.
MoatttOJ
1
J.
MaVuSir.
1
WlnlnDce
23
years
aao.
Welch!
165
oung
(O)
1
?
3
Mawons
.
4
1
American
Division.,'
Range
rr
1
W.
D,
It
Billiard
Averages
Ttl-
750
500
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
747
40S
458
228
'223
430
219
214
41G
207
204
197
107
189
362
150
CS,
Cold
Storage
Ave.
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250;
249
203
229
229
228
225
215
215
214
208
207
204
197
197
189
181
150
E.
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i
ARE
LEFT
'
Presb
terlan
!
Church.
rfenc'fiU
in
J
Wills
of
vprt
Ephraira
Scott
and
John
Penman'
TORONTO.
Dec.
14:
A
number
of
generous
bequests
have
been
received
recently
by
the
Presbyterian
Church
In
Canada.
Under
the
will
of
the
late
Dr.
Ephraim
Scott
of
Montreal,
who
died
in
August,
the
sum
of
$50,000.
:
is
donated
to
provide
a
fund
Tor
ne
assistance
of
ministers
and
their
families
who
may
be
to
need
of
such
help.
$8,000
is
given
to
foreign
mis-
j
'
sions
for
building
purposes,
and
the
residue
of
the
estate,
after
certain
1
bequests
to
relatives
and
friends,
is
,
j
bequeathed
to
the
church
for
extension
work
in
various
provinces.
,
John
Penman
of
Paris
left
a
ten-year
fund
of
$10,000.
the
income
of
1
which
will
be
used
for
the
Presby-1
terlan
Church
in
Paris
in
addition
to
a
legacy
of
$10,000
for
the
Mac-Kay
Memorial
Hospital
In
Formosa,
i
$15,000
for
foreign
mission
work
in
India
and
a
tS.000
memorial
j
scholarship
for
the
Presbyterian
I
College
in
Montreal.
Further
Mr,
.Penman
left
his
fine
residence
In
!
Paris.
"Penmarvtan."
as
a
home
for
j
aged
ministers
and
missionaries
(with
a
generous
endowment
for
Its
isupport.
The
residence
will
come
into
possession
of
the
church
afterj
I
the
widow's
death.
The
residue
of
the
Penman
estate
is
also
left
toi
the
church
for
work
In
various
de-
J
partments.
j
j
!
Steamship
Sailings
jfor
Vancouver
;
Tuesday
ss.
Catala.
1:30
pin
j
Thursday
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10
pjt
!
I
Friday
ss.
Pr.
Mary.
..
10
p.m.
ss.
Cardena.
midnight.
Dec.
20
ss.
Princess
Norah
vm.
1
From
Vancouver
I
Sunday
s.
Catala
pm
!
Wed.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
...
10;30
ajn
Friday
ss.
Princess
Mary
4
p.m.
Friday-
as.
Cardena
pin,
Dec.
16
as.
Princess
Nerah
ajrt
Dec.
30
ss.
Princess
Norah
ajn.
For
Naas
River
and
Port
Simpson-Sunday
s.
Catala
S
nxt.
From
Naas
River
te
Port
Simpon
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
11:30
a.m
ror
Stewart
and
Anyox
Sunday
ss.
Catala
9
pin.
Wednesday
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
4
pin
From
Stewart
and
Anyox
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
.ll
30
a.m.
Thurs.
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
.
8
p.m
From
Ocean
Falls
Wed.
as.
Pr.
Rupert
..10:30
ajn.
Friday
Pr.
Miry
4
pin
Friday
ss.
Cardena
pjn
For
Ocean
Fallf
Tuesdav
m.
Catala
.
1
30
p.m.
Thursday
ss.
Pr.
Rupert
10
pjn.
Friday
ss.
Princess
Mary
10
pin.
Tor
Queen
Charlottes-Dec.
ss.
Prince
John
10
pin.
Dec.
14
ss.
Prince
John
10
p.m.
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Island--Overeast,
light
southerly
wind,
heavy
swell.
Triple
Island
Rain,
strong
west
erly
wind,
heavy
westerly
swell.
Dead
Tree
'Point
Cloudy,
fresh
southeast
wind;
barometer,
20.84:
temperature.
40;
light
swell
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for
reading
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Marriage
and
Engagement
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Birth
Notices
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Notices
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Funeral
Flowers
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name
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for
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It
cottt
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but
when
you
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fJ
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and
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you'll
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mcs
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to
buy
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discriminating
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there
are
any
Prince
Rupert
people
nor
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regularly
we
suggest
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are
making
a
mistake
in
not
taking
the
best.
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now
so
low
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