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FOUR
THE
iT&XS
News
of
the
Sport
Worl
BAZAAR
SATURDAY
ON
PUCK
WAR
!
CONTINUES
Hangers
Have
Four-Point
Lead
Over
Black
Hawks
and
Both
Are
Out
on
Top
NEW
YORK,
NOV.
23:
Continuing
their
battle
for
first
place
In
the
National
Hockey
League,
New
York
Rangers
and
Chicago
Black
Hawks,
as
a
result
of
last
night's
play,
stepped
out
ahead
of
the
rest
of
the
circuit
by
winning
respectively
over
Deftraft
Fafcon
and
-
Montreal
Maroons.
The
Rangers
defeated
the
Falcons
2
to
l
at
home
while
the
Black
Hawks,
also
at
home,
downed
the
Maroons
4
to
2.
The
Rangers
have
a
four-point
lead
owr
the
Black
Hawks,
who,
in
turn,
are
one
point
ahead
-of
She
third
place
Montreal
Canadlens.
Saturday's
Games
On
Saturday
nl&hivthe
Rangers
won
over
Toronto
'Maple
Leafs
5
to
3
at
Toronto.
The
Canadlens
defeated
the
Boston
Bruins
at
Men-treal
3
to
nil.
Hockey
Standings
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W.D.
L.
P.
A
N.
Y.
Rangers
.5
0
117
Chicago
2
2
0
8
Mont.
Canadlens
2
1
1
10
Detroit
:2
0.3
8
N.
Y.
Americans
..
.1
1
1
fl
Mont.
Canadlens
",1
1
1
7
Boston
.1
0
3
3
Toronto
0
2
1
t
P.
i
10
5
6
OFFICERS
INSTALLED
Stuart
F.
Campbell
Is
Head
of
Sml-thers
Native
-Sons
For
Coming
Year
SMTTHERS,
Nov?
'23:-VThe
locaj
assembly
of
Native
Sons
of
Canada
has
installed
officers
as
lollows
for
the
oumiug
year,
Ue.
installation
ceremonies
being
conducted
by
L.
S
McQUl
and
Angus
A.
McLean
acting
as
Grand
Assembly
'Otfiowr
President,
-Stuart
ff
Campbell.
'
Immediate
Past
President,
Hear'
O.
Wlndt.
First
Vice-President,
James
A.
MacdonaM.
Second
Vice-President,!
H.Ken-
ney.
SsoretaryTreasurer.
C.
L.
Dmi-
ock.
Chaplain,
J.
M.
Collison.
Sergeo
n
t
-a
t-A
rmi,
J.
N.
Carr.
Inner
Guard,
W.
H.
M.
Collison.
Outer
Guard,
D.
M.
Gazeley.
Historian,
A.
O.
Fowler,
Committee
chairmen
are
as
follows:
finance,
Vernon
Crockett;
membership.
P.
Davidson;
sports,
Downey;
entertahunent.
H.
O.
Windt;;jwblidty.
L..S.
McGill;
sickness
and
distress,
Angus,
McLean.
.
-
NO
BILLIARD
TtAYED
None
of
the
postponed
Billiard
League
games
were,
played
Jast
Completed
Forward
Pass
Here's
how
the
forward
pass
ts
completed.
Smith
of
California
gracefully
snags
a
long
spiral
heave
during
a
game
against
the
University
ol
Washington.
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE
OF
WHIST
November
24
I
Rovers
vs
Japanese
Association.
Tuxis
vs.
High
School.
Comets
vs.
Amazons.
C.
N.
R.
vs.
32
Taxi.
November
27
League
of
Nations
vs.
Boy
Scouts.
High
School
vs.
Merchants.
.Cardinals
vs.
Comets.
Panthers
vs.
32
Taxi.
December
J
League
of
Nations
vs.
Rovers.
10x1$
vs.
High
School.
Amazons
vs.
Cardinals.
Panthers
vs.
C.
N.
R.
December
4
Buy
Scouts
vs.
Japanese
Asso.
Tuxis
vs.
Merchants.
Comets
vs.
Amazons.
32
Taxi
vs.
C.
N.
R.
Basketball
Standing
Senior
League
W.
L.
Panthers
2
1
2'Taxl
1
1
a-x.-R
i
t
Intermediate
League
W.
High
School
2
Tuxis
1
James
P.
Downey;
refreshments,
J4Mrehants
Amajons
Cardinals
Comets
1
Ladies'
League
W.
S
1
0
,
Junior
League
W.
night
It
is
understood
that
Ihere
Boy
Scouts
may
be
some
reorganization
of
the
League
of
Nations
league,
before
further
play
pro-
Japanese
ceeds
Rovers
L.
0
2
2
L.
0
2
2
L.
0
0
2
2
Pts,
4
2
2
Pts
4
2
Pts.
6
2
0
Pts.
4
4
0
0
If
words
fall
you.
there's
nothln
like
a
quiet
little
wrestling
to
clear
the
atmosphere.
These
sailors
on
board
a
battleship
have
to
say
it
-wch
"iialf-Nclsons."
November
26
Grotto
vs.
Old
Empress
Hotel.
Moose
vs.
Fish
Packers.
Musketeers
vs.
TotemPark.
Sons
of
Norway
v.
Seal
Cove.
Legion
vs.
I.O.OP.
December
3
Fish
Packers
vs.
Grotto.
1X3.QT.
vs.
Moose.
Musketeers
vs.
Legion.
O.
Emp.
Hotel
vs.
Sons
of
Norway
Seal
Cove
vs.
Totem
Park.
December
10
Grotto
vs.
Seal
Gave.
Legion
vs.
Moose.
I
O.O.F.
vs
Musktteers.
Flah
Packers.vs.
Old
Empress.
Son
of
Norway
vs.
Totem
Park.
NO
HOCKEY
GAME
Soft
ice
prevented
the
playing
of
the
proposed
bockey
tame
y
ester
-
iaybetween
town
jkI
C.
N.
R.
A.
!
New
interest
has
been
aroused
In
the
mineral
pebuties
of
the
T..ku
River
country
by
the
news
that
the
Trendwell
Co.
has
taken
new
hohlmRS
there
and
the
recent
sale
ol
the
Whitewater
group
of
claims
to
the
Ttmmlns
Interests
of
Toronto
The
Tlm.nlns
Interests
are
i
In
WnttA
attlUlX
r
MAW
T"
i
licclnning
ol
extensive
development
bent.
SPORT
CHAT
i
i
Coaches
Oho
feel
that
a
coIlegt'
!
senior
Us
Just
"reaching
his
-peik
as
j
u
iodtbrin
iflayer
ft
the
time
'he
Is
!
graduated
Should
have
Cttptain
jRed
Hope
among
their
haJfbaoks
I
Slope
waptains
the
Sing
'EhJg
pefti
i
tentlary
eleven,
and
by
the
time
hr
graduates
he
should
be
the
most
i
experienced
toack
in
football
hi:
j
tory.
He
will
tie
available
for
the
!
prisoners
eleven
for
fifty
years,
hi
;
f
cholarflhlp
running
that
length
o
j
time
on
account
of
kidnappum
l-Sarahlne
Wilms.
captain
of
th
inero
fflevpn
-wtthln
fling
Sing's
bi
wUs.
is
a
comparatively
minor
of
i
fenfier.
Now
that
the
elevens
are
re
'
cciving
coaching
assistance
f
ron
members
df
the
New
York
TJiant
professional
team
they
win
mee
later
4n
the
season
Warden
E
i
Lawes
is
permitting
the
elevens
U
jjlay
outside
teams
all
honu
fames,
however.
The
eight-metre
yacht,
the
Thls-be.
ucoessf
ul
1030
defender
for
the
United
.States
of
the
Canada's
Cup
lias
been
.purchased
by
live
Rochester
Yacht
Club
executive
committee
from
W.
P.
Barrows,
her
owner
,and
skipper
in
her
successful
de
j
tense.
Curing
the
last
year
Thistx
lhas
been
under
charter
to
Van
8
j
Merle-Smith,
of
the
Eastern
Yacfa'
;
dub,
ior
whom
she
wen
the
Kin:
i
of
Spain
trophy.
Rochester
to
W
ie
fend
the
Canada's
Cup
again
lr
1932
against
the
Royal
Canadian
Yaeht
Club,
of
Toronto.
Thtebe
from
design
-by
Cliasen
Crane,
wtf
one
of
three
Rochester
ooeten
ders
for
-defense
honors.
Cavuca
I
designed
by
PaJIie.
and
Conewaac
from
the
bonrd
of
Olin
J.
Stephen
2d,
complete
the
fleet.
Oasada
ha'
bunt
one
new
boat,
the
Invader
U
:
built
complete
in
Seettarril
from
tie
;
signs
by
William
Fife.
f
Fvtriie.
I
Epeoles
of
toigttatne
animals
froir
T
Alberta'
.aa-e
"Jo
JJtm
a
resting
piar
in
the
BavAtlan,
Musetun.
in
Mun
ieh.
Dr.
frtta
OeA
Bavarian
phy
skiian,
rust
returned
to
Bduont
o
from
a
big
ame
twst
In
the
monr
j
tain?
-north
f
the
Ilsiper
Athabas
jca.
has
reserved
a
permit
tor
thi
!
pirrpose.
The
doctert
-bag
mtam
eeveral
Temarkable
specimens
ol
I
moore.
deer,
caribou,
bighorn
ahw
i
and
brown
tear.
If
possfbfe
the
iUm
j
tor
Intends
arranging
for
the
tran
jportatton
of
a
live
elk
fmm
t'
Banff
too.
John
W.
.i
ji;jerint-n-i
vigtnetr
tor
the
Dominion
Flshrr
arrived
in
the
c'tv
on
the
C'.i
layers.
The
game
will
be
played
as
rrrntm
Irom
va.;.
soon
as
ice
becomes
available
cti
will
be
here
Sot
the
next
t
again.
lrHys
on
iffictal
duties.
NEWS
OF
THE
MINES
AROUND
PRINCE
RUPERT
anyox
Assaycr
Leaves
For
Korea
Interest
in
Taku
KeenGoal
in
Peace
River
Rlock
S.
V.
Crompton
of
the
Granby
Co.'s
assay
office
at
An-
vox
left
the
smelter
town
last
M
eek
for
Vancouver
enroute
to
Korea
where
he
will
take
a
position
with
an
English
owned
gold
mining
and
milling
company.
Mr.
Crompton
Mtas
at
Anyox
for
about
a
year,
having
gone
there
from
Allenby
where
he
was
for
six
years
on
the
Granby
Co.'s
assay
office
staff.
Air.
Crompton
will
sail
from
Vancouver
for
the
Oritnt
on
the
Empress
of
1
"
l5emM5S
ta
for
M
mXt
EUTn"
rtortfa
on
November
34.
....
mer.
.
Close
J?y
JIHlan!i
Uofte
la
the
Peace
BfvW
BkV
f
British
Co-
lvmbln
are
fat
ious
undeveloped
de-
yisits-of
"aeati
dsas
MoTAnoMS
coal
entlmated
at
909
paiXion
tons
with
Indication
f
both
oil
and
natural
tm
in
great
quantities.
Trait
Terry,
veteran
northern
profrcter
was
in
.Vancouver
a
few
Of
tlial
payment
will
be
made.
Ar-
ed,
Mr.
Perry
Inspired
the
aerial
rangements
for
the
deal
were
made
expedition
f
Areiiltoald
LrtUe.
Depart
summer
when
Mr.
Tlmmlns
troit
mining
enaineer.
and
Ool.
J.
Annual
Effort
Held
By
LnUie'
Orange
Benevolent
Association
The
annual
bazaar
Of
the
Ladles'
Orange
Benevolent
Association
-was
Held
Saturday
afternoon
In
the
Hri
ropole
Hall.
Airs.
R.
J.
Ander-on
was
general
convenor
assisted
jy
Mrs.
M.
Rales,
Worthy
Mistress.
:
'
The
basaar
was
opened
by
Canon
W.
F.
Rushbrook
with
.a
few
ap-;
propria
te
remarks.
Mrs.
J.
Krikewaey
had
tharge
of
he
tearoom
assisted
by
Mrs.
S.
"V.
ox.
Mias
McDonald
and
Mrs.
M.
M.
"Larrfb.
Mrs
5.
Murray
"wai
xawiler.
The
Mall
holders
-were
as
feBcrws:
Taney
work,
Mrs.
O.
Fowler,
con-rnor.
Mr?
O.
Howe.
Phrtn
sewing,
Mrs.
3.
Carlyle.
con-
?nor.
Mrs.
H.
Snrtth.
Horpe
cooking,
Mrs.
H.
B.
TJast-
an.
convenor.
Mrs.
J.
Connery.
Raffles,
Mrs.
R.
Musray.
assisted
v
Mrs
J.
"W.
Moorthouse.
Tbe
-wifniers
of
Jhe
Taffies
'were'
uteUows:
Bednwead.
Mrs.
Haymcnd,
ticket
!-
Tea
oloth.
Mrs.
M.
M.
Lamb,
tlc-
r;et51.
-Ohieken.
Mrs.
MeDontld.
tlckft'
2-
;
Dresser
scarf.
Worraa
Archie,
tic
:et
15.
Apion.
Mrs.
Lemon,
ticket
30.
Ham.
Fred
Barbour,
ticket
77.
;
Table
nsanera,
Bessie
Letts,
tic
.
ket
9.
Juvenile
Orange
Lodge
with
Mrs
T.
G.
Vtereck
a
gen
ere
1
convenor,)
-ia3
the
follovrm
Mails:
.
1
Doll
stall.
Miss
Q
race
Howe.
Miss;
She
ran
hardly
-ay
she's
wait
:nn
ior
u
ureet
cat
and
yet
It
look1:
as
though
she
might
tx
taken
for
a
ride.
In
either
event
Gifteer
Rogers
Is
alHng
help
Mine
Equipment
To
Be
Auctioned
AtVanderhoof
Robert
C.
.McOoriccll
of
Vander-'of
hns
hsued
a
notice
that,
on
November
SO.
be
will
offer
for
sale
at
auction
in
Vanderhoof
all
the
chattels
comprised
in
the
Otterson
mtntaa;
outfit
now
attoated
at
Man-m
Greek.
The
sale
will
toe
eonduc-
upuiwu
..
"
-
,tnv
a-m
nft.r
Viairtn.
trmnl
the
.
Jt.,..
MaeDougaJ,
WjjBArron.
Ray
mnmt
n
L1ard
River
district
jnUe
tavor
ot
MoCork'n.by
Walker,
WiakmEBppng.
-
Arthur,
Northern
llrttlsh
Colombia
In
j
u
Pojnerey
of
Portland.
Ore..
Hr.itnaatnd
Raytee.ll
of
Taku.
which
rea
he
hat
been
for
years
And
wlj
be
conducted
-with
a
view
$125900
in
thite
annual
Instalments
cUve
1
he
territory
in
which
M
mirtng
now
due
Tinder
the
fur
the
Whttrwater
group
of
gold
has
bom
worktnt
Is
700
mfles
long
agreement
The
outfit
is
a
comple,te
qnanx
ciaims.
as
booh
ub
inc
papcis
ana
ram
nonneasc
I
train.
(
I
-
p
rr
1
i
an
Eastman.
rf
;
;
Candy
stall,
Miss
Betty
Eastman.
I
Mrs.
J.
M.
Smith
01
Tort
Esslng-vfiss
D.
Webster.
ton
-Is
paytng
a
tirlef
VUtt
to
the
A
doll
was
won
by
Miss
Grace
rttf.
tavlng
arrived
from
theBkee-!owe
with
ticket
No.
13.
na
'River
on
yesterday
afternoon's'
Mrs.
C.
H
Cot
to
fit
snugly
wnd
yet
-give
plenty
of
room
for
itrsfcKng
without
ripping
at
the
back,
Mercury
Men's
Unsrwtsr
is
riudo
of
soft,
warm,
tight-woight
,woJ
vHk
tther
long
or
tkort
tleeves.
H
h
msdf
for
men
who
want
the
belt
and
who
are
able
end
wilting
U
pay
a
Tew
icehts
more
psr
garmint
to
gat
it,
MERCURY
MILLS
UMITED
-
HAMILTON
LOCAL
ITEMS
CALIFORNIA
FELT
FROST
Oiirus
Ortqi
Saved
Sttwrflay
Night
.
Ily
Means
of
Wholesale
Stnudclog
and
his
associate.
J.
B.
Woodworth
Scot
Wflllams.
aviator,
into
the
wanna
arrived
!n
the
city
on
yes-
area
was
visited
fcy
frost
with
of
Vancouver,
visited
the
district.
Casslar
district
on
a
prospecting
i
terdav
afternoon's
train
from
the
.minimum
reported
temperature
of
!
i
inienov
ior
n
oner
visit
ia
avn
aoove.
j
PR.
HENRY
HAS
LEFT
Scvrnty-if
ht
l'infini
IWt
Vu-couver
on
Special
CruM
-
VANCOUVER.
Kov
Ti
Uing
StKl
happy
fir-
lhnVtnn
.h
hr.
;been
receiving
treatment
at
t!e
ihkndf
of
abeMtals
followrne
a"
eengers
on
-board,
vs
P.,
flatirliip
of
the
Cannd
.
vere
all
renreteated
ii.
r
tut
..r.d
Uv.
itnt
r
neen
win
make
th
nmev
nvornd
to
Hi
he
?hln
arrives
Der
OTTAWA.
NOV.
23
the
disaffection
of
H.
ently
eiewrrd
;it.i
ot
Rt.
Hon
w
Cilia,
prairie
Llbe:l
ng
a
national
conv
i
ufantaatlon
of
the
p
op-tIIb
the
breae
h
"FBI
rpinkm
tX
polite
'Ml.
1f
n
Ttmosr-;
Macfcensie
Ktm
'
out
any
polltloal
sun
n
present
threat
to
hu
1
ltATTJ'AYEnS
TO
iT-.
Callo
will
b-
made
S..
tsco
San
Pod
to.
M."
co.
Balboa
and
CriM
b
anal
Zone,
Havana
c
"
on,
Bermuda
and
H.
.:
With
good
wea
living
the
Pacific
Cou.-t
era
are
teolrtns;
terwiw
"yable
trip
and
a
the
:
lin
Psaiama
ts
beenc
ht.
trt
promiseii
hi
features
of
the
voy.e
t.
'
arcidem
retoroed
to
the
oity
1
rem
Stoam.-hips
PacMlcC
i.er
f.a.
Captain
H.
O
OrUfii.
R
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i
K
ttw
jiU
rm
theOtaU
Hut
even-
iRg
In
command,
started
on
!)
-d
crulw
from
Vsbcou
vi
Sa'
a.
The
lli
departasnWJad
a
call
midnight
if
6.4s
Saturday
evening
to
a
The
mnehlp
arrived
-v
a
r
rus"
at
5lJ
Elghlh
Avenue
West.
Sunday
m
wrung
and
(
in
x
occupied
by,
-Edwin
Kyuno
r-a
tourney
from
Brtll!
r'rsrtM
wned
by
Chris
-Johnson,
wheic
rsjrftal
at
noon,
ner
n
h?re
aas
a
chimney
fire.
No
dam-
'm
beina
San
Frannx
;g
wa.
done.
WhUe
the
majorliv
'
-enRTis
were
from
B:
A.
E
of
Smithers,
who
Xewejyi
bla
points.
aaay
p.
'
ti.A
been
m
a
trip
to
Vancouver
m
txiarfl
Trotr
east.
r.
no
VletorU
Institute
on
Farmers'
caa.d,
wttli
rvoml
'
buslneK.
arrived
in
the
city
from
rf!tet6
CaOar
.Tssnc
ht
south
on
ihe
Catala
lost
even-
3tr4tfora
u?SUx
,.
mg
no
yirooeeaea
10
me
interior
cm
tills
afternoon's
train.
Local
friends
will
be
pleased
to
le
u-n
that
It.
S.
Dick
i
Woods
of
In
r
tty
U
making
good
recovery
at
Shuugbneesy
Military
HosplUl
4o
V
ticwrr
-where
two
successful
ftocrauocs
were
(recently
performed
Mr
Woods.,
who
is
an
ardent
basketball
fan.
Inquires
how
the
winter
series
'Is
going
here.
CONVENTION
IS
DESIRED
Koilh
Vancouver
liberals
Think
Patty
Should
Meet
to
Formulate
Pol
ley
NORTH
VANCOUVER.
Nov.
23
:
The
V6rtJi
Vancouver
Liberal
Association,
at
'lt!s
annual
.meeting
tcre
at
the
week-end,
urged
that
an
rarly
convention
of
the
party
be
called
It
wafrJrtt
that
a
provincial
convention
hool4
be
called
o
as
to
nnptflae
a
oncrete
line
of
policy
before
the
next
flection
campaign.
.
pa-
.
:c.
ts
-.es
a
VX-.
.
I,
t.
.Tr.:pJets
,.-Vit
Wri-
v,.Jaf
Ti
IB-
a
die
1REAKIN
LIBERALS
,c
JrnWi.
Mrmtirri
f
Til
Convention-Mackenzie
Kh
Thought
Safe
Wist
uffl
W
t.
if'-'
M,
:
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't'
ibie"6
,i,f
tc
jaiU
-A
till
A
binnn
Ratepayers
aixen"
a1tini;
'LOS
ANOELES.
Nov.
22:Th
'
,7
I
the
Liard
-flnd
n.to-dftte
one
and
was
fatten
wrai.
lemon
nd
KTanefrult
rrnn
i
,'.
nm
ee
innP
cowrlug
the
deal
are
signed
the
in-
River
In
IMS.
U
vrfll
be
remember-
lnto
Mani!8n
creek
a
conele
of
-Southern
California
was
larcelv
a.
reverted
"
'
T
years
ao
.ewa
irom
wsvruction
by
frost
city
for
taxes
an'1
111
3aturday
ulght
by
means
of
whole-
your
taxes
dlmbuiK
Mrs.
Aixiue
iampocii
oj
ti.-
""'t
cuuuuk.iik.
lite
wnoie
cltnit
tov.lc.
.ti
var
P.
R.
Ratep.'V.
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high
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