PAGE
POUR.
BIG
DANCE
ENJOYABLE
Large
Crowd
Present
in
Fjf
1UU
Last
Night
at
Affair
Stated
by
Vic
Rogers
Varden
Singers,
Peter
Lien,
dlrec'
tor.
Moose
Legion
Band,
selections,
"Round
the
World."
Bring
thU
program
with
you.
Cur-
taut
tirat
i.ui.
tiuii,
vwimiuii
j
i
ftontrihntWwi
ma
v
h
nffprpd
in
aid
'
NORTHERN
B.
C.
NEWS
NEW
HAZELTON
PRINCEGEORGE
The
nurses
of
the
Hazelton
Has-
Charles
Freeman
has
been
ap-1
SMITHERS
Relief
camps
between
Burns
Lake
and
Decker
Lake
are
rapidly
mak-
Mlke
Colussi
and
Primo
VassarJ,nggreatlmProvementsonthenuln
accordion
and
violin;
iiuauway
mere,
me
wors
is
oemg
camea
out
unaer
tne
loreman-rhlp
of
B.
A.
Smith.
of
Ahunnl
Association.
A
turkey
shoot
was
held
last
Sun-
R.
Reid
and
E.
Hudema
xornetdav
for
tne
bneni
'
lhe
Bu!kley
duet,
Mrs.
Black
accompanist
VaUey
DUtxict
Hospital.
Twenty-Moose
Legion
Band,
march.
"Com-
"ve
turkevs
were
offered
at
the
mander"
.snoot
ana
approximately
xao
was
-God
Save
the
King."
raised
for
the
benefit
of
the
hospi
I
tal.
Maintenance
of
way
employees
of
1"
..Vr;...:.r:.:,
:
::?"
."
eminent
buildings
here
U
in
Prince
ing
provided
when
the
school
year
opens
next
September.
limited
accommodation,
has
decided
to
adhere
strictly
to
the
rule
of
not
accepting
pupils
from
outside
the
municipal
boundaries
to
the
city
schools.
W.
L.
Armstrong
and
Edward
Ople
are
candidates
for
the
seat
on
the
city
council
made
vacant
by
the
resignation
of
Aid.
D.
G.
Traser.
Emll
Benson,
a
middle-aged
man
who
had
resided
in
the
city
for
a
number
of
years,
died
suddenly
of
heart
failure
In
the
Griffith
billiard
parlor
on
Wednesday
afternoon.
Benson
was
sitting
in
a
chair
when
he
began
to
breathe
heavily.
Sensing
that
the
man
was
UL
Mr.
Griffith
called
for
medical
aid
but
by
the
time
Dr.
Lyon
arrived,
Benson
was
dead.
The
following
were
winners
of
prizes
at
the
Catholic
bazaar
here
last
Saturday:
Spence
Everett
Mrs.
J.
Fahrenkoph,
Mrs.
D.
Perkins.
Mrs.
J.
W.
Barrett
Mrs.
Izowsky.
O.
Martin
and
Walter
Flynn.
Paul
Jaeot
South
Fort
George
florist
was
married
on
Saturday
last
to
MUs
Rose
Gales.
The
cere
mony
was
performed
by
Rev.
Erich
Hopka
of
Connaught
Hill
Lutheran
Church.
Coidweil
Perkins,
at
one
time
manager
of
the
Standard
Bank
of
Canada
at
Calgary
and
later
In
Vancouver,
passed
away
m
the
of
the
band
or
dependent
Canadian
lue
na
wauonai
nauways.
iijf"
wcunje
nuspiuu
on
ionaay
children
at
Mooseheart.
LOCAL
ITEMS
ja
meeung
nere
on
aunaiy
wim
some,
"1UI""'S
iit
iiaTing
wen
m
iau-I
sixty
men
In
attendance,
decided
to'hiR
health
tor
18
months.
Mr.
Per-jask
for
a
reductlon
In
their
workTi115
h31
b1
resident
of
Prince
lng
day
from
eight
to
srx
hours
ati0eorte
"om
time,
engaging
In
the
same
rate
of
pay.
lumber
buying
here.
The
funeral
took
place
on
Tuesday
morning
with
A
search
has
been
orcanlzed
feriKev-
r.
v.
Ltsirange
officiating
Jock"
Wilson,
well
known
tratiner
Pallbearers
were
J.
F.
Campbell,
Roy
Union
steamer
Cardena.
Capt.
.
the
Lakes
country,
who
has
been
Jf
H
.
James
Fmdlay.
arrived
In
port
at
8
ralssine
for
over
a
week
on
hU
trap-
.f
"d
?1m-vf
okK.k
lart
Pvenin
fmm
ih
nth
Une
on
Boer
MounUln.
W
Per"0"
sonrlved
by
a
widow
and
son.
and
sailed
at
12
midnight
on
her
J
In
connection
with
the
obserr.
'
a
v
tutu
w
f
uuwuict
atu
nujuuuiM.
'
"
a.
m
.
,
.
.
.
I
a
nee
of
the
first
annual
roll
call
an
.
The
members
of
the
local
Ski
and
The
were
oniv
twentv
T,aPn.l
enjoyable
social
was
held
on
Mon-!000911
CTub
hve
decided
to
re
iday
nlaht
bv
the
local
Elks
Lodre.
."d
the
skiing
trestle
on
Con-
Norah
which
was
In
port
thu!
There
were
about
sixty
members
In
morning
bound
from
Vancouver
to
attendance.
Skagway.
Two
persons
disembark-1
ed
from
the
vessel
here.
I
Judge
F
McB.
Young,
In
County
.
Court
here
on
Tuesday,
dismissed
rvmitiihi
v
j
nond
arrived
in!an
appeal
of
A.
R.
McDonell,.
f
Uh-
the
city
on
the
Princess
Norah
this
erles
Inspector,
against
a
conviction
morning
from
Vancouver
to
Join
I
and
tlne
Imposed
by
Stlpen-the
loeal,
provincial
boat
PA1.L
gUtrate
R.
L.
Gale
some
as
wireless
operator,
replacing
Con-:
ag,
00
char8e
of
asault.
ttable
SHter.
who
left
for
theP"JU
was
convicted
of
having
.nnffi
rMnfi
'switched
Indian
boys
whom
he
'
'
,
found
fishing
at
Moricetown
during
George
W.
Morrow,
former
wen,woh,b,td
nou
and
now
eneaeed
In
the
biscuit!
sv-i
naught
Hill
which
was
demolished
by
wind
in
the
spring.
The
trestle
will
be
elevated
an
additional
30
feet
and
the
work
U
estimated
to
cost
$250.
C
K.
TKAVi
For
the
East-
Sundays.
Tuesday
and
Thurs
days.
3:30
p.m.
From
the
.East
Mondays,
weanesaay
ana
Satur
days,
sun.
8
umh
.
Rupcrt
consujun,.
wlth
Dhysidans'
A
national
woman
billiard
cham
:!.r.;ua"r
e
"XJSr
AT,
regardingaheartcondlUon.WlUla-m
Pon
will
be
chosen
this
fall
routh
the
Prince
thU
cn
George
morning
being
here
on
business.
Itemnornrllv
an
lanltAr
In
th
rnv.
nlace
beside
Lhe
national
polf
anJ
4
ernment
buildings.
jtennU
champions.
Already
a
Nat-.
In
Slam,
rules
permit
every
kind
(ional
Women's
Amateur
Billiards!
of
pugilistic
persuasion
except
bit-
W.
J.
Carroll
of
Decker
Lake
has
AssocUUon
U
being
formed,
and
j
lng.
one
of
the
favorite
ways
it
been
a
business
visitor
in
Smlthers
within
a
few
months
interttatfl
I
Bcoring
a
knockout
being
to
kkk'thU
week,
having
arrived
on
Tues-
tournament
will
be
held
all
over.
an
opponent
In
tht
eye.
iday
morning.
the
country.
HALLOWE'EN
CELEBRATED
Deliehtful
Bridge
Party
and
Dance
Br
Hill
Siitr
Chapter
in
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
Vic
benefit
dance
and
Hill
Or-
Rogers'
nIlnl
nt.rtini
t,,-,-
,nm,
mnti
rhi.t
f
wli1
Sixty
Chapter.
Imperial
TBder-Jle
snow
r
last
night
was
n
,t
thc
Nun.
Home
a
dellght
municipal
power
plant,
succeeding
f"'
atf"
B
Jf"
great
success.
At
10
Pm.
danctaj
David
talwnn
"j
11
Ihfter.U
-
(u,
nard
Halloween
party.
Suthertand,
who
resigned
awra
ou
wuam
a
x
mum
Thtre
vere
between
25
and
30
protest
at
being
required
to
work
the
Eagle.
Hall
where
the
event:
extra
hours.
TOunK
people
present.
Winners
in
took
place
was
crowded.
a
contest
were
Miss
WiBan
and
J.i
roe
vaaoevine
acts
grren
aarmiHartnet
the
dance
program
proved
excel-:
lent
and
were
weD
received.
Bod
The
board
of
school
trustees
has
I
received
approval
from
Hon.
Joshua
'i
A
iirce
crew
of
mm
were
start1
nincnmie.
minuter
ox
education,
to
Baldwin,
lumberjack
baritone,
pro-
to
worlc
thu
week
on
a
diversion
Plre
part
time
instruction
In
two
of
ved
especially
popular
and
va.v,
w.i
.
.i.
h
inwo
called
back
several
times
to
repeal!
0l
hm
aboul
school
until
next
June,
conditional!
aaon
e'ffCta
nd
preslUed
hU
performance.
Harry
Astori
and
uiie
t
fronl
Nw
HazeHon.
The!
accommodation
required
to
glvef
Jl"
Cf
Joe
Joe
Araeneau
Areeneau
were
were
at
at
their
their
ho!
best
j
...
...
,
.
n
ttint.
students
f
full
nii
time
iim.
instruction
in.
k..
;
There
were
UMca
of
hrM.
bridge
and
nnri
jmin
jk,
neav
-all
be-
aw
uk
crowu
nreo
wru
iirr-
hlH
m
enttrlng
New
Haselton
The
ly
sketch
as
a
quarreling
Italian
exact
route
has
not
yet
been
decouple.
Sam
Joy
proved
a
Pdytldwl
buck
and
wing
dancer
and
wav
given
an
excellent
reception.
ReHef
work
on
the
main
hi.h
Vic
Rogers
himself
was
master
o!'west
of
Hazelton
Is
now
proceeding
vUCU
ia
-j.-
fun
and
resulU
m
y,ing
good
are
preciauon
oi
uk
crowoea
nan
oy
being
obtained.
Camps
have
been
Hnguig
aw
own
compowuon.jubllshed
at
Kitwanga,
Boulder
-rne
Ragtaae
Porter
From
Saskat-
crek.
Cedarvale,
Pacific
and
Chin-chewan"
and
"The
Rheumatten,demash
near
Osk.
At
the
tost-men-Blues."
j
tioned
point
90
men
are
working.
Charles
P.
Balagno
and
his
or-
cheatra,
augmented
by
Joe
Arsen-
j
MUs
Relphena
Wrinch
returned
eaa
on
the
banjo,
clarionet
and'
home
Thursday
from
Toronto
where
drums,
provided
dance
music,
she
has
been
nursing
her
brother,
which
was
tecond
to
none.
Even
Arthur
Wrinch,
who
has
been
ser-when
the
Home
Waltz
was
played
'iously
111.
at
2
am,
the
young
people
were
I
loalh
to
leave.
The
singing
of
Oodj
The
Hazelton
Social
Club
held
a
Save
the
King"
brought
a
perfect
,
very
successful
bridge
party
fast
evenmr
to
1
close.
MooseheartDay
Celebration
On
:
Friday
night
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
R.
js.
Sargent
There
were
10
tables
of
;
cards
and
prire-winners
were
Wal-j
ton
Sharpe
and
Miss
Rock.
j
Charles
O'Neill,
a
former
resident
I
of
Hazelton
and
New
HaiAlton
and
UUUUdjr
LiVeillllg
recently
at
Hyder.
He
wa
5!
yeais
!
of
age.
'
The
local
Moose
Lodge
will
observe
.
Moosebeart
Day
in
the
form
of
a
Miss
Jessie
Smith
has
returned
to
concert
to
be
held
tomorrow
night
her
home
in
New
Hazelton
after
at
9
pin.
The
general
public
is
cor-
.having
spent
the
past
two
years
In
dlaUy
invited
to
attend.
iSmtthers.
.
The
program
win
be
as
follows:
I
"O
Canada.''
L.
Bums
of
Francois
Lake
ts
a
pa-Moose
Legion
Band.
March.
"Philo't
In
the
Hazelton
Hospital.
Senate,"
Robt
Greenfield,
conduc-i
tor.
'
-
H.
Sibley
of
Endako
has
been
ad
W.
B:
McCallum,
Taddress
"arid
9,mltted'aj
a
patient
to
the
Hazelton
o'clock
ceremony.
Hospital.
PupUs
of
Miss
N.
Lawrence,
j
-Love's
d
reeling,"
Mrs.
Black,
ac-
Constable
Unea
R.
C.
M.
P.
re-companUt.
turned
to
Hazelton
last
Saturday
Fred
Scadden,
address
on
behalf
i
night
from
a
brief
trip
to
Vancou-
of
Moose
Letion.
i
ver.
Moose
Legion
Band,
valse,
"Canada
Jubilee."
Bert
Cameron,
violin
solo,-
Mrs.
Black,
accompanist.
Mrs.
Edwards,
address
on
behalf
of
the
Ladles
of
Mooseheart
Legion.
gent,
held
Its
annual
Hallowe'en
ce
lebration
in
the
form
of
a
bridge
party
and
dance
last
night
in
the
dining
-room
of
the
.Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
The
dining
room
and
lobby
were
very
tastefully
decorated
for
the
occasion
with
black
and
orange
Hallowe'en
crepe
streamers
and
here.
The
minimum
thermooKter
.
TeatHnv
nf
th
mti
u
it
1
After,
earns.
grees
above
zero
on
Sunday.
The
local
hoard
of
school
trustees
has
received
an
offer
from
the
Prince
George
branch
of
the
Cana
dian
Legion
for
the
sale
of
the
Legion
building
here
-at
a
figure
of
$14,000.
The
purchase
price
and
al
teratioru
necessary
to
make
the
building
suitable
for
use
as
a
school
would,
it
is
estimated,
amount
to
$16,500.
No
decision
in
connection
with
the
matter
has
yet
been
made
by
the
board.
There
was
a
large
attendance
las;
Friday
night
when
William
Munro.
local
promoter,
put
on
a
boxing
and
wrestling
show
in
the
Canadian
Le-
iioa
HalL
There
were
three
boxing
and
three
wrestling
bouts.
The
local
school
board,
owing
to
prize-winners
were:
ladles'
first.
Mrs.
Ernest
Andenon;
consolation.
Miss
M.
Maekay;
men's
ftrtt
C.
H.
Eikins;
consolation,
George
C.
Mlt-
refreshments
were
served
at
11
pm
and
the
proceed
tags
came
to
a
conclusion
at
1:30
a
.in,
after
two
hours
of
dancing
to
the
strains
of
tuneeome
music
fur
nished
by
the
Blue
Bird
Orchestra.
There
were
175
persons
present
for
the
dance.
Henry
Heilbroner
was
master
of
ceremonies
for
the
evening
and
Mrs.
John
Manson
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
McAuley
presided
at
the
door.
Especial
Interest
was
taken
In
the
drawing
by
Mrs.
John
Manson,
municipal
regent,
for
$25
in
gold
which
was
raffled.
Mis
Olive
Munro
waa
the
bolder
of
the
lucky
ticket
which
was
number
"00
Committees
In
Charge
Committees
were
as
f
oQews:
Refreshments
Mrs.
H.
L.
Landry.
Mrs.
John
Manson
and
Mrs.
G.
W.
Abbott
Serrlteurs
Mtos
M.
Sharpe.
MUs
lean
Robertson.
Mm
Cathie
Irvine.
vlrs.G.
W
U
Idler.
Miss
Bessie
Thompson,
Miss
Mary
Astori.
Mrs.
H.
M.
Foote.
Miss
Nancy
Rorie.
Mrs.
1.
N.
Brocklesby.
Mrs.
E.
Anderson
and
Mrs.
Robert
Bartlett
Decorations
Misa
Dora
Heilbro
ner.
MIm
Marjorte
Shlel.
Miss
S.
A.
M11U.
Mrs.
J
W.
Thompson.
Miss
Gertrude
McKenzie,
Miss
Margaret
Palmer
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
McAuley.
Tables
Miss
E.
A.
Mercer.
Miss
May
Hartfci
Miss
WUla
Dyer.
Mrs
3.
Walter,
MUs
Edna
Vlekers.
Mfc
shyllis
Lamb.
Mrs.
B.
E.
Valde.
Miss
Muriel
Morris.
Mrs.
Taylor,
Miss
Tean
Stalker.
Miss
Letts
and
MUs
Ethel
Christy.
Prizes
Mrs.
Robert
Davie
and
Mrs.
II.
A.
Sreen.
Raffles
MUs
Jean
Grieve.
MUs
Evelyn
Daiby,
MUs
Patricia
Gwyer
jnd
Miss
Macdonald.
Tickets.
Cashier,
Etc.
MUs
Flor
ence
Smith:
and
MUs
Vera
Smith.
Advertising
MUs
Cathie
Irvine.
Tickets
MUs
Muriel
Morris.
Reception
Mr.
and
Mrs.
IL
B
Rochester
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W.
McAuley.
Manitoba
Honey
Replaces
Syrup
Prairie
Province
Sets
Example
In
Patronizing
Home
Industry
In
Government
Institutions
WINNIPEO.
Oct
31
:
Manitoba
honey
will
replace
Imported
syrups
3Q
the
blUs
of
are
of
all
provincial
Institutions.
Premier
John
Bracken
has
annoanced.
In
the
past,
syrups
have
been
used
in
large
quantities
in
provincial
Institutions
because
of
their
cheapness,
but
at
the
low
prices
for
which
honey
now
U
sell
lng
there
U
but
Uttle
spread
be
tween
it
and
corn
syrup.
Dr.
Montgomery.
In
endorsing
the
substitution
of
honey
for
syrup,
said
that
honey
from
a
health
standpoint
U
preferable
to
manu
factured
syrups,
"being
both
more
nutritious
and
more
digestible."
He
also
observed
that
because
it
is
much
wore
concentrated
sweet
honey
is
more
economical
as
a
food
product.
Premier
Bracken
pointed
out
that
government
institutions
In
the
past
have
used
30
tons
of
syrup
and
si
mllar
sweet
foods,
and
that
sufflc
lent
honey
would
be
bought
to
re
place
these
Imported
sweets.
SCALE
OP
CHARGES
The
following
Is
the
scale
4
of
charges
made
for
reading
tWes:
Marriaire
awl
EntrMKenent
4
Frnnegan
has
taken
over
hU
duties
the
United
States,
to
take
her'
wnnouncemeirw.
2.
Birth
Notices
60c.
Funeral
Notices
SI.
Cards
of
Thank.
S2.
Funeral
Flowers
10c
name.
pr
"Nero
fiddled
while
Home
burned.
Today
many
men
fiddle
with
nilmerous
makes
of
tobacco
in
the
quest
for
a
perfect
smoke.
With
me,
the
question
of
tobacco
is
a
"burning"
one
and,
an
it
is
human
nature
to
pass
a
good
tip
on,
I
am
glad
to'
say
that
I
have
found
in
Turret
pipe
tobacco
a
cool
mellowand
fra
grant
smoke,
satisfying
and
soothing
.
.
which
means
cverytbing
to
a
smoker".
TURRET
A
good,
cool
smoke
PIPE
TESTED
by
a
DRUGGIST
T
O
Turret
fin
rut
Jmr
thie
tthm
roll
their
own
to
In
impound
humidor
tint
mm
PIP
B
A
E
c
c
Pipe
tested
SCHEDULE
OF
WHIST
ixture
Lht
For
First
Half
of
Season
It
Announced
1
November
S
Grotty
vs.
Musketeers.
Moose
ts.
Sons
of
Norway.
ICjOr.
v
Seal
Cove.
Totem
Park
vs.
o.
Empress
Hotel.
Legion
vs.
Ftoh
Packers.
November
13
Son
of
Norway
ts.
Orotto
Mosketeers
vs.
Moose.
Old
Etapreat
Hotel
vs.
Seal
Oeve.
Fish
Packers
vs.
I.OX.P.
Totem
Park
vs.
Legion.
November
19
Legion
vs.
Grotto.
Moose
vs.
Empress.
Fish
Packers
vs.
Totem
Park.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Musketeers.
1X3
O
F.
vs.
Sons
of
Norway.
November
26
Orotto
vs.
Old
Empress
Hotel
Moose
vs.
Fish
Packers.
Musketeers
vs.
ToienvPark.
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Legion
vs.
IjO.O.P.
-"f
December
3
FUh
Packers
vs.
Orotto.
LOOT.
vs.
Moom.'
Xtusketeers
vs.
Legion.
O.
Emp.
Hotel
Yi.Soru
of
Norway.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Totem
Park.
December
10
Grotto
ts.
Seal
Cove.
Legion
vs.
Moose.
LO.OJ.
ys
Musketeers,
Fish
Packers
vs.
Old
Empress.
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Totem
Park.
December
17
I.O.OJ".
vs.
Orotto.
Totem
Park
vs.
Moose.
Totem
Park
vs.
Moose.
Old
Empress
Hotel
vs,
Musketeers.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Legion.
FUh
Packers
vs.
8ons
of
Norway,
SCOTLAND
DEFEATS
WALES
IN
SOCCER
WREXHAM.
Wales,
Oct.
31:
Scotland
defeated
Wales
in
International
soccer
by
a
score
of
three
to
two
today.
Ralph
A.
Kennedy,
of
New
York,
Fife
3.
rounds
in
31
siatel
and
S
countries
0
Old
Country
Soccer
FRANK
NEE
'2.
I
I
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
!
MM
1
iurraingnam
2,
Bolton
Wanderers
Rerent
Bant
uiacxDurn
Kovers
3,
ortmsby
2.
1
Frankte
NeeL
;h
Blackpool
2,
Leicester
City
3.
featherweight
ion
Derby
County
5.
Westham
United
Ropert
made
a
bi
!
Wash,
rcoeatly
)h
j
Everton
8.
Newcastle
United
1.
.
Dy
Woods
of
that
n
I
Manchester
City
3.
Huddersfleld
draw.
Woods
had
iTown
0.
tft
of
,2
pound
Portsmouth
1.
Chelsea
0.
favorite
to
win
o
.
oneiuew
unnea
3.
uverpool
0.
,
KJ'
first
annear.
eanaenana
o.
NWdlesorough
0.
agaloM
a
toy
of
v
eav
uromwicn
Aioien
i.
sneiiteid
Wednesday
1.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
First
Division
Aberdeen
1,
Morton
0.
Ayr
United
0.
Partiek
Thistle
2.
Clyde
1.
Hamilton
A
cads
1.
Dundee
0.
Cowdenbeath
4.
-Falkirk
1
Queens
Park
1.
Lelth
Athletic
3,
Kilmarnock
I.
Motherwell
2.
Celtic
2.
'
Rangers
i,
Dundee
United
0.
St
Mlrren
S.
Hearts
1.
Third
Lanark
S,
Alrdrieolans
2.
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Second
Division
Barruley
2,
Wolverhampton
Wan
derers
2i
Bradford
City
5.
Southampton
2.
BrUton
City
1,
Tottenham
Hot
spurs
1.
Bury
0.
Chesterfield
1.
Leeds
United
2.
Stoke
City
0.
MUlwall
4,
Preston
Northend
1.
Notts
County
0.
Bradford
2.
Oldham
Athletic
2,
Nottingham
Forest
4.
nymouui
vvrgyie
j,
Mancnesler
United
1.
Partvale
t,
Burnley
l..
Swansea
Town
X
Chariton
AUi.
letlc
0.
SCOTTISH
IAGUE
cUAUt
rf
ii
-
j
AlbkM
Rovers
3.
Dumbarton
0.
I
Arbroath
3,
Boness
L
I
Armadale
1,
Stenhousetnuir
4
Dunfermline
Athletic
a
whose
hobby
Is
playing
different
I
Hibernians
4.
Brechin
Cttv
a
........
.1
I
ui.
....
.
.
.
'
P20th
course
at
Sagamore
Springs.
1
He
has
played
a
total
of
4900
!
Kings
Park
2.
Queen
of
South
3.
Montrost
1,
St.
Bernards
2.
Raith
Rovers
2.
Alloa
1
St
Johnston
2,
East
Stirling
8,
Ffankie
got
hU
Ume
at
Tacoma.
w
z
when
he
met
H
the
semi-final
of
ti.
yer
flfht
Neei
U
a
very
t
m
rapid
W
develop):
either
hand.
H.
i
out
with
oome
of
the
coast
at
a
T
He
U.
signed
up
Uk
Washington
and
o-
future
and
U
make
a
trip
'
spring.
In
thU
tn;
pany
Peie
Cerlwr
lifhtheavywelKht
reneatien
on
tne
i
Orotto
7.
Totem
Bons
of
Norwny
"
sh
Parkers
6.
M
Orotto
Sons
oi
Norway
i.
o.p.r.-.
jFUli
Packets
I
Moose
j
Edinburgh
City
2,
Forfar
Athletic
Empres
Hotel
I-'
.
..
;aeaivpve
East,
Totem
Park
Legion
-
Musketeers
.
Football
is
1
1'
Vlcts
at
Bin
Ossintng,
N
V
r-r.
Results
of
Whist
Vic
s
bctf
it
a-
1
m-
tat-
Play
Thursda;
Grotto
and
Sons
of
or
Leader-
?
Results
of
v"l-'
night
were
as
foil
I.O.O.F.
7.
Brflpr-
Wn,A
S
Rnal
Cov
Ilotei
4.
rjrk?
League
Standlnj
an
J'
'
'
3
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