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FIVE
WAY
WHIST
TIE
Quintet
t
Trams
Even
For
Hours
in
VPWst
League
Whist;
L&Tgue
scores
last
night,
were
at
follows:
Legion
7,
Totem
Park
2.
Seal
Cove
5.
Empress
4.
'
Moose
S,
Musketeers
4
Sons
ol
Norway
,
Grotto
4.
'
v
Game
between
I.
O.
O.
F.
and
Fish
Packers
postponed.
League
Standing
W.
L.
Ofotto
8
5
Empress
8
5
Listen
S
5
JAemc
jl
5
Sons
et
"Sonnet
3.
5
I.
O.O.F.
.7
5
Musketeers
3
6
Stal
Oove
.6
"8-
Fish
Packers
,
.;
.4
..
8
Totem
Park
:
1
12
leading
New
York
Ranws.
Pt.
3
8
8
8
8
7
7
3
4
1
CANADIENS
!
IN
SECOND
Played
3-A11
Draw
With
Maroons
in
National
Hockey
League
Last
Night
j
MONTREAL,
Jan.
29:
By
playing
a
three-all
overtime
draw
last
night
with
their
townsmen,
Montreal
Maroons,
the
Montreal
Cana-'
diens
moved
Into
exclusive
possession
of
second
place
in
the
inter-'
national
division
of
the
National
Hockey
League
with
a
one-point
margin
over
the
New
York
Americans
with
whom
they
had
been
tied.
Detroit
Falcons
continued
their
upward
climb
by
vanquishing
the
Chicago
Black
Hawks
4
to
2.
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
W.
U.
L.
Toronto
13
5
JO
Canadiens
11
S
IS
Americans
10
8
12
Maroons
i
15
Amerlcan
Division
Rangers
17
5
7
Chfeaga
10
10
S
DelfoR
12
4
14
Boston
8
9
10
sporting
interest
ln
New
York.
P.
Lewis
was
discovered
by
Sandow
01
'while
he
was
working
his
way
it
2-2
39
23
25
of
Ine
through
the
University
of
Kentucky
and
acting
as
assistant
wrestling
coach.
Sandow
taught
him
the
hadiock,
which
was
largely
Instrumental
in
winning
the
world's
chamDionshin
and
hU
sur-
50:cessful
defence
of
it
for
nearly
eight
yea.
The
earnings
of
the
partnership
have
been
estimated
at
$500,000.
'i
Jack
Dempsey
will
make
his
ip-
'
back'welter
ln
a
chk
rln-
title
jaranc-
4
j
ruary
18,
for
the
first
time
since
his
CHICAGO,
Jan.
29:
Jackie
famous
14-oount
battle
with
Gene
Fieldi
of
Los
Angeies
last
night
Tunney
four
years
ago.
The
"Man-
regained
the
world
heavy-
assa
Mauler"
has
been
signed
for
1
?X,,ng
hjf
1
four-round
exhibition
In
the
Chi-
bv
declslonintr
Lou
rm
BrmiUlarH.
French
Canadian
of
Worcester,
,ca
th
the
probability!
Mas
who
toak
the
Utle
a
few
tnat
King
Levinsky
will
be
his
op-;
months
age
from
Young
Jack
ponent,
provided
the
Klngflsh
will
Thompson.
It
was
a
ten-round
accept
the
financial
Inducements
bout.
Levinsky,
with
noent
victories
ov-
4-
er
Tommy
Loughran
and
Paulino
Insist
on
"GRANTS
BEST
PROCURABLE"
The
Original
For
Sale
at
Yrndora
or
direct
from
"Mail
Order
Dept."
Liquor
Control
Board,
Victoria,
B.C..
BEST
PROCURABLE'
PURE
SCOTCH
$tfUSK
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
Bottlrd
and
turtntd
by
WillUm
Grant
Sou
Umitfd
CU-uMJich
and
Ualrrnir-ftlnilivrt
miUIWiw,
Dud.
town
CIfow,
8otliui.
asimui
J
Tliis
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
the
Government
of
British
Colombia,
Sport
U.
S.
Sprint
Ace
Frank
Wykoff,
who
can
dash
off
100
yards
In
nine
and
two-fifths,
starts
training
this
week
for
the
Olympic
games.
Here
he
is
giving
the
new
Los
Angeles
si
adium
the
once-over,
pointing
to
the
cinder
track
SPORT
NOTES
A
rumor
o
the
severance
of
the
20-year
old
partnership
between
Ed
"Strangler"
Lewis,
former
The
lowly
Boston
Bruins
Imposed
world1
heavyweight
wrestling
Sabre
Champion
John
Huffman
of
New
Jersey,
present
national
sabre
cham-ion,
will
likely
represent
the
U.
S.jin
the
Olympic
tournaments
MORSE
CREEK
ICE
IS
GOOD
Following
the
cold
snap
of
the
past
few
days,
skating
conditions
arc
reported
today
to
be
ideal
at
Morse
Creek.
There
is
one
-of
the
finest
sheets
of
Ico
there
so
far
this
winter.
It
is
stated.
World
SMOKER
IS
If
iWOGD
MADE
;
NO
RECORD
Fallot
l$(v
Narrow
Margin
at
Miami
j
aeacU
to
Better
Mark
of
Kayc
Don,
English
Driver
JETROITV,
Jan.
29:
It
was
an-.ouhced.
yesterday
that
Gar
Wood,
troit
speedboat
-driver,
failed
at
.Ikuijl
Beach.
Fla.
on
Wednesday
,
y
.08
of
a
nautical
mile
to
beat
ihe
resent
speedboat
record
held
by
:aye
Don.
the
British
driver.
j
AEADY
FOR
BOX
FIGHT
.Max
Ba'cr
anrt
Kin?
Levinsky
to
I
Meet
Tonight
i
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
29:
Max
Baer,
'202
pounds,
of
California,
and
King
Levinsky,
185.
of
Chicago
rounded
bat
their
training
here
yesterday
preparatory
to
their
main
event
:
bout
at
Madison
Square
Garden
to-
!
night.
While
both
fighters
express
;
iOnTWpno
ihe
"tTtnirHeVl"
U
rtvan
I
i
the
edge
by
experts.
ENJOYABLE
I
a
4
t
1
defeat
upon
the
league-
j
champion
ane?-
his-
manager,
Billy
ever
witnessed
a
boxing
show
in
the
his
Venetian
Orchestra.
.Samiow,
has
been
confirmed
by
j
Stadium.
Sandow.
Sandow
refuses
to
discuss
the
reason
for
the
break,
but
it
is
rumored
that
Lewis
has
been
offered
$50,000
to
Join
the
Curley
served
In
abundance.
I
The
committee
ln
charge
of
the
evening's
entertainment
consisted
Sound
Picture
CAMBRIDGE,
Mass.,
Jan.
28:
The
Harvard
University
graduate
school
of
education
has
commenced
an
experiment
ln
the
use
of
talking
pictures
in
education
ln
Junior
high
schools
ln
Greater
Boston.
The
tests
to
discover
the
value
of
films
as
a
supplementary
aid
ln
teaching
science
will
be
made
In
the
Junior
high
schools
of
Lynn,
Qulncy
and
Revere
and
will
con-tlnue
for
six
weeks.
'
Three
hundred
students
will
be
j
Instructed
with
films
and
textbooks
and
a
larger
"control
group"
will
be
Instructed
with
text
books
alone.
At
the
end
of
the
period
both
groups
will
be
given
tests.
The
films
deal
wfth
physiology
and
biology,
each
unit
consisting
of
a
chapter
of
text
together
with
a
talking
film
presenting
the
fundamentals
of
the
subject.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Silverlde,
who
have
been
on
a
month's
holiday
visit
to
Victoria,
are
expected
to
rv
turn
to
the
city
on
the
Cardena
this
evening.
I
Tr
sparkling
Gold!
.
....
;
with
a
subtle
flavour
and.
.:
.f
7
peculiar
tang
everybody
r.
.
will
recognize
at
once.
;
SMOOTH,
so
refreshing,
and
what
a
racy
beverage
for
SO
dull
appetites.
It
is
DUTCH
GIRL
Lager,
that
mild,
crystal
clear
beer.
The
ideal
ter
for
household
use,
espe-cially
luncheon
and
'11
o'clock
snack
time.
Here
is
a
real
treat
for
your
family
take
home
a
cartdn.
--
(Continued
Irom
Page
!
action
would
be
considered
carve
led.
DUTCH
GIRL
Lager
is
packed
one
bQ0
invuea
to
aaaress
uic
rtuiii
!Mr.
McDermid
pointed
vr
hM
during
the
past
four
or
five
ye..
his
company
had
been
instrum"fl
Splendid
tol
ln
PaclnS
s
mm
of
Programs
Boxing
Bouts
and
Music
Presented
Last
!Prlnce
RuPert
wriu-
To
"r:
i
NUht
Bv
Eaeles'
Lodre
itct
company's
Investors
and
In
Va
Mma
Hma
Vtoln
tVto
rttv
'
.
.
...
.
-.
s
The
local
Eagles'
LodEe
staeed
aiinu
iiBKion
was
oeing
mercu.
dozen
Domes
to
a
canon
ami
loin
at
uovernmeni
ijiqnor
stores
REMEMBER!
r
tha
he
might
return
to
Van
.uver.
Mr.
McDermid
pointed
out
that
the
bond
market
was
In
a
very
un-table
condition
and
could
not
depended
upon.
At
present
the
xansactlon
appeared
to
be
one
pt
rMueh
benefit
to
the
city
tn
t'tic
saving
of
exchange
charges.
The
deal
appeared
be
an
vantageous
one
to
Aid.
Pills'
who
seconded
the
matter
that
n
rr
Dom
DOTCH
OIRL
u
we'd
M
Ptlsener,
Cascade
and
U.BC.
Bohemian
Been
art
th
tine
quality
producU
of
one
of
British
Columbia'
leadla
IndutUie,
the
popular
aalt
of
which
oerttftra
tht
-welfare
of
hundrefli
of
BrltUh
Columbia
famllle.
DUTCH
GIRL
WeT
JVoJiirt
of
the
VANCOUVER
BREWERIES
LIMITED
ThU
advertisement
1
cot
publUhed
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
Uie
Government
of
BrlUsh
Columbia.
IIOXD
DEAL
AI'PKOVED
Making
Will
T
1
is
recess
dUU&V
l.Uf.1
1
,.UII
idIM
111
'
Ifttly
n
Subject
at
R
Club
Luncheon
The
desirability
of
v
anv
nronertv
nf
anv
k.
J
i
be
accepted.
j
w411
was
stressed
by
Ju.
-rl
To
Aid.
Collart
the
whole
mat'tr
son
in
an
address
to
appeared
very
simple.
The
city
had
jo
the
Rotary
Club
.i
fine
smoking
concert
before
a
fair-'
Mr-
MCJjermia
suggesiea
wiai,
in
me
opportunity
oi
emng
540.003
raiwi
yweraay
aucrr.
mirtipr,
ir,
unit
1
view
of
exchange
conditions,
it
of
bonds
and
getting
s47J6
In
Commodore
Cafe
Oc
last
night.
George
Brooke
presided
'
woul1
eem
advlsable
Ior
the
dtv
Place
of
them.
The
city
needd
presided.
Uzcudun,
Is
the
man
Dempsey
lover
the
program
which
Included
eonm"
getting
as
much
of
lta
secnrlties
in
United
State
fund.
The
Judge
gave
a
num:.
want
to
meet.
Dempsey.
regarded
I
boxing
bouts
and
musical
number.
stnlclnK
runds
as
P05'6
mto
Ani-lln
order
to
save
exchange
taw-vson
why
it
was
desirabi
as
a
ring
idol
in
Chicago,
figures
to
!
Throughout
the
evening
there
were
I
er,can
funds-
Thls
might
80
a
1m
!
and
he
bellevl
was
up
to
th?
!
a
will,
atnong
the
most
draw
one
of
the
biggest
crowds
that!
selections
bv
Charlie
Balnsno
Qfi
wy
toward
offsetting
exchange
council
to
embrace
the
opportune
;
being
the
cost
of
admini
The
boxing
bouts
were
all
declar-
losses.
lity
of
avoiding
loss.
the
estate
and
the
spec
Loral
Bonds
Satisfactory
The
.mayor
stated
that
the
trea
up
the
affairs
When
ex
ed
draws,
being
as
follows:
Wendlei
His
company,
Mr.
McDenridiurer
was
or
tne
opmian
mat
tnc
appomteo
me
cxecuici-v
vs.
Hlckey-
Parent
vs.
Healy:
Hie-
stated,
had
handled
a
large
am-j
deal
was
a
good
one
for
the
city,
will
at
once
took
pc
:'
key
vs.
Chenoski.
,
ount
of
Prince
Rupert
bonds.
None
'
H
it
was
good
busbies.
Al
l
:
carried
on
without
v
The
bout
of
the
evening
was
ajof
the
company's
clients
were
dis-;
MicCutcheon
said
he
was
agree-!
court
action,
strenuous
three-round
oonteat
he.
'
fattafied
with
Prince
Rupert
bond?,
i
able
to
it.
After
satisfactory
ex-;
It
"was
necessary,
'i
tween
Paul
Armour
and
Bill
Stone.
Indeed,
there
were
other
munlci-Pn"Oi
had
been
made
for
Aid
said,
that
the
win
shot
At
the
conclusion
Referee
Doug
palitle
close
to
Vancouver
which
1
Mtcdonald
and
Aid.
Black,
the
by
two
witnesses,
both
Frlzzell
declared
it
a
fair
draw.
were
far
worse
off
than
Prince
Ru-
council
votea
to
approve
the
deal
tne
person
making
Slim
Llnstead
regained
the
bar-
pert.
On
the
whole
the
transac-4
rel
boxing
championship
of
the
tion
as
offered
appeared
to
be
an
:
city
from
Bill
Stone
ln
a
spirited
advantageous
one
for
the
city,
and
amusing
bout.
Aid.
Cdllart.
chairman
of
the
ft-
The
musical
program
of
the
eve-'
nance
committee,
pointed
out
that
inlng
Included
bagpipe
selections
by
the
matter
had
been
gone
lntodur-James
Sturgeon
and
Alex
McDon-
tag
the
afternoon.
The
conclusion
aid:
accordion
solos
by
Mike
Colus-
'had
been
reached
that
this
trans-si;
comet
solos
by
Emil
Hudema:
(
action
was
very
similar
to
tw
vocal
solas
by
Ollhs
Couture
and
j
others
that
had
already
been
en-icommunlty
singing.
The
feature
of
tered
Into
by
the
city.
As
there
the
program
was
a
comedy
sketch
,
wa
a
need
for
United
States
fundi
'
by
Harry
As
tort
and
Joe
Cook.
j
In
order
to
meet
exchange,
the
I
Smokes
and
refreshments
were
,
deal
would
appear
to
be
beneficial
to
the
city
and
he
moved
that
It
be
accepted.
I
Aid.
Casey
stated
that,
not
uu-
of
F.
Ellison.
Leonard
Brewerton,
J.
.
derstandlng
the
situation,
he
was
Christoff
Henry
Smith.
F.
Fitz-1
not
ready
to
vote
on
the
proposal
at
Jewelers
Lead
ture
between
TIawka
onrt
Jiwior1eitV
council
last
ntafr
gave
the
latter
an
aggregate
lead
of
i
unttl
next
Mono'.
400
to
328.
Individual
scores
were
the
annual
report
of
a
follows:
i
in
which
certain
expr
William
Murray
aiawks).
145:
water
main
extension
gerald,
R.
B.
Peacock
and
Paul
Bay-:
this
time.
He
asked
why
more
William
Stuart
1
Jewelers),
200
kin.
Prpulrtlnff-
nt
the
rtnnr
wrp
memhera
of
thp
enunell
had'n.il
UUHmn
TTiMann
ifii-
T.
n..k.
1
James
Brown
and
Peter
Oamula.
tbeen
taken
into
the
conference.
200.
I
Mayor
Orme
replied
that
the
of-i
Games
of
John
May
fHawkii
vs.
fer
had
only
been
made
by
wire
John
Bulger
(Jewelers);
Chris
from
Vancouver
the
same
alter-.Perry
vs.
Johnny
Saunders
and
Rov
noon.
Mr.
McDermid
was
anxiowt
Wicks
vs.
A.
Strachan
win
he
nlavwi
Value
Tested
have
e
matter
settled
ta
r-
tonight.
signing
at
the
same
1
in:
son
had
absolute
pow
of
the
estate
subjer
for
the
wife
and
farm.
in
DllllalUS
Maintenance
Act
'
The
English
gover
;
:
i
legislated
to
provide
;
Only
Two
f
Five
Games
in
I,ast
1&37
but
It
was
nut
ti
Night
Fixture
Were
riayed;
a
woman
was
allowed
b
Rest
Tonight
paae
of
her
own
pn
pc
1
1
,
wished.
Two
of
five
game
played
ln
iasi
:
night's
Junior
Billiard
League
fix-1
Al
request
of
Aid
Ma
recommended.
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