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DEMPSEY
A
Human
Tunnel
CONFERENCE
!
TO
RENO
HOOP
PLAY
Going
Into
Training
For
Another
Barnstorming
Tour
-
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Jan.
Tr-Jack
Dtmpsry
passed
through
here
yesterday
en
route
to
Reno
where
he
win
go
into
2
days
of
intensive
training
preparatory
to
embarking
on
another
barnstorming
tour
of
the
country.
On
the
forthcoming
tour,
Dempaey
says
it
Is
his
intention
to
use
'smaller
glove
fight
longer
?ounds
and
meet
tougher
fighters.
Mrs.
Culbertson
Heard
on
Radio!
Woman
Contract
Bridge
Expert
Gives
Some
Interesting
and
Timely
Advice
I
Mm
Josephine
Culbertson
of
New
York,
pramuMitt
figure
in
the
con-1
tract
bridge
marathon
which
has
bean
attracting
such
widespread
intateat
af
late,
was
heard
with
Interest
bv
many
local
radio
listeners
last
night
Mrs.
Colbert
n
was
speaking
ore
ra
transcontinental
broadcast
of
the
National
Broad-,
casting
Co
Mrs.
Culbertson
gave
some
timely
and
interesting
advice
on
the
playing
of
contract
bridge.
.
,
Mrs.
Culbertson
expressed
confidence
that
her
husband,
who
is'
now
being
partnered
by
Michael
Goettteb,
would
win
the
bridge
contest
from
Sidney
Lenz,
whose
p&rt-
ner
new
Is
Commander
wlnfield
Liggett
Jr.
But
thirteen
rubbers
re
mala
to
be
played
in
the
150-rubber
contest.
SCII.MELING-WALKEK
BOUT
FEBRUARY
25
NEW
YORK.
Jan,
7:
Jimmy
Johnston
of
Madison
Square
Oarden
announced
yesterday
that
February
25
had
been
set
as
the
date
for
Max
Schmeling
world's
heavyweight
champion,
to
defend
his
title
against
Mickey
Walker,
welterweight
champion,
at
Miami,
Fla.
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.
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Just
a
human
tunnel!
Eddie
Murphy
of
Chicago
is
the
shortest
member
of
the
U
S.
Olympic
speed
skating
team,
and
Bert
-
lor
of
New
York
the
tallest
J,
j)
SPORT
NE)VS
A
swashbucklin'
old
time
skipper,
with
a
fine
lot
of
youngsters
in
his
crew,
will
man
the
Pittsburg
Pirate
brig
when
she
sets
sail
on
th
baseball
seas
next
spring.
Georgs
Gibson,
colorful
old
buccaneer
leader
of
years
ago.
coming
out
of
retirement
to
take
the
helm
again
for
Bamey
Dreyfuss.
Is
pinning
his
faith
on
stout
hearted
recruits,
al-
GESCO
AUTO-TOP
DRESSING
This
dressing
will
make
an
old
top
look
like
new.
It
is
absolutely
waterproof,
softens
and
preserves
the
leather.
Price,
75c
per
pint,
postage
paid
Gcsco
Safcty-First
Windshield
Cloth
..Tins
wonderful
cloth
is
chemically
treated
and
will
prevent
the
.
wlnditiiaftl
from
becoming
foggy
during
a
rainstorm.
Keeps
the
ymm
clear
by
making
the
rain
run
right
off.
The
harder
It
rains,
&tye
better
It
works.
Simply
rub
cloth
over
wet
windshield.
For
the
safety
of
himself
and
others,
every
autowner
should
have
one
of
these
wonderful
cloths.
Price
each.
$0c
postagefpaid
Service
Station
owners,
etc..
write
for
our
wholesale
prices
Mfg.
by
GEO.
E.
SYMINGTON
CO.
Nelson
Block
Port
Arthur.
Ont.
The
Fish
which
made
Prince
Rupert
Pamons
"Rupert
Brand'5
SMOKED
COD
-BLACK
-
Prepared
Dally
By
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ltd.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
I
though
hell
have
nearly
all
of
last
l
season's
veterans
at
his
call.
The
PiiAtes
need
a
seasoned
catcher,
joibson
has
told
the
owner
of
the
iBucs,
but
otherwise
the
Canadian
ir
pretty
much
satisfied.
I
Oibson
is
receiving
encouraging
(letters
from
little
Tommy
Theve-jnow,
shortstop,
injured
last
year
lust
when
he
was
finding
himself.
If
Tommy's
legs
are
all
right,
hell
be
m
the
Job
this
season.
Gus
Suhr
should
improve
next
season
and
will
be
on
first,
Oibson
said.
Tony
Piet,
whb
et
the
circuit
afire
the
short
time
he
was
in
the
game
last
sea
son,
probably
will
win
the
second
base
Job,
but
he
will
have
to
fight
R
out
with
Howdy
Oroskloss,
the
rparkltrtg
collegian
and
hometown
boy.
Either
Oroskloss
or
Piet
will
be
available
if
Pie
Traynor
should
need
help
at
third.
Glbby
said
If
the
brilliant
"Pie"
is
able
to
work
he'll
captain
the
club
again.
The
fleet,
hard-hitting
outfield
of
last
summer
will
be
kept
intact,
with
Paul
and
Lloyd
Waner
putting
en
their
famous
"brother
act'
again
and
Comorosky
holding
down
ths
other
garden
post.
Glenn
Spen
cer
will
be
a
regular
pitcher,
taking
his
turn
with
French,
Drame.
Melne
and
Kremer.
Eddie
Phillips
and
Earl
Grace
of
last
season's
back-
stopping
department,
may
have
a
fight
on
their
hands
if
Hal
Finney
and
Bill
Brenzel,
the
Coast
leaguers!
live
up
to
advance
notices.
Likewise,
Dave
Barbee.
Coast
out
fielder,
would
like
to
shove
Comorosky
or
one
of
the
Wancrs
out
of
a
job.
Other
youngsters
who
hope
to
get
Pirate
uniforms
are
Jim
Kevin
and
John
Nlggeling.
Western
Led
age
outers;
Floyd
Vaughn,
snappy,
western
beague
snortstop;
Stan
Schino,
Wichita
outfielder;
Floyd
Young,
an
lnfielder
from
the
Western
League;
Leon
Chagnon,
Texas
League
hurler;
Bill
Harris,
pitcher
bought
from
Waco,
and
Gus
Dugas,
slugging
Kansas
City
outfielder.
Chigago,
III,
Is
connected
with!
160
cities
of
the
United
States
h!
air-transport
line's.
University
of
Washington
to
Play
Oergon
State
College
This
.
Week-End
SEATTLE,
Jan.
7:
North
west-conference
basketball
will
get
un-l
der
way
on
Friday
night
of
this
week
when
University
of
Washington
starts
defence
of
Its
title
in
the
first
of
a
two-game
series
with
Oregon
State
College.
Coaeh
Hec
Ed-mundscn
reports
the
Huskies
to
be
in
best
of
condition.
Also
on
Friday
night
a
two-game
series
will
eomraenee
at
Moscow
between
University
of
Oregon
and
University
of
Idaho,
the
second
game
to
be
held
Saturday
night.
The
Oregonlans
will
then
proceed
to
Pullman
for
a
two-game
series
Monday
and
Tuesday,
with
Wash
ington
State
College.
;MUST
HAVE
!
TRIAL
BOUT
s
f
it
r-
i
r.
,
I
.luuuon
?uarr
uararn
urquires
i
Jack
Dempsev
to
Quality
For
Schmeling
Bout
i
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
7:-Jaek
,
Dempsy-
former
world's
heavyweight
boxing
champion,
will
be
required
by
Madison
Square
Garden
Interests
to
take
on
"a
trial
horse"
J
here
in
April
before
definite
decis
ion
la
made
as
to
whether
he
shall
be
permitted
to
meet
the
champion.
Max
Schmeling.
in
the
attempt
to
regain
the,
crown
next
June.
This
was
announced
yesterday
by
James
Johnston
of
Madison
Square
Garden.
BLACK
HAWKS
GO
UP
AGAIN
Defeat
Detroit
Falcons
and
Take
Second
Place
in
American
DivUion
CHICAGO,
Jan.
7:
Chicago
Black
Hawks
returned
to
second
place
in
the
American
division
of
he
National
Hockey
League
by
de
feating
the
Detroit
Falcons
4
to
2
here
last
night.
The
Boston
Bruins
fell
back
to
third
place.
Only
the
one
game
was
played
last
night.
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
W.
D.
L.
P
Toronto
9
5
7
21
Canadiens
8
3
9
American
6
6
9
Maroons
A
3
12
IS
American
Division
Rangers
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Royal
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Pilots
in
schduld
air
transport
operations
in
the
United
States
re
ceived
an
average
ef
$460
a
month
last
year.
Hotel
Arrival
F.
R.
Summers
and
O.
C.
Austad,
Prince
Rupert.
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fjarry
a
Represen
(I
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Stock
of
Popular
Car
Parts
for
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Intermediate
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Scouts
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of
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All
aviators
In
the
United
States
are
warned
abgatnst
flying
above
either
Federal
or
State
prisons
a
an
altitude
lower
than
1000
feet.
stone
church
on
Komisken
Hill
(V.I.)
THE
commemorates
the
bravery
of
Father
Rondault,
a
Catholic
miiiionsry,
who
by
his
eloquence,
alone
and
unaided,
turned
aside
the
blood
lust
of
the
Cowichan
Indians
from
a
wholesale
slaughter
of
the
white
settlers.
The
church,
partially
built
In
1870,
was
never
finished,
at
according
to
Indian
superstition,
it
was
haunted
by
the
spirits
of
700
braves
massacred
on
the
site
twenty
years
before.
MOLSOHS
THE
ALE
YOUR.
CHEAT
CP.ANDFATHEH
DHANK,
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mnd
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Carton
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Basketball
Standing
Casey
In
Field
For
Aldermanic
Seat
Next
Veek
10
1
81
Mayor
C.
H.
Orme
has
been
reno-1
minated
for
the
mayoralty
at
next
I
week's
civic
election
He
Is
proposed
Pts
Lby
J.
II.
Thompson-and
seconded
by
14
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D.
Macdonald.
For
alderman,
P.
B.
Casey
is
no
minated
by
J.
A.
Curtis
and
John
Bulger.
Pioneer
Resident
j
Of
Nanaimo
Dies
NANAIMO.
Jan.
7:-Lewts
Harvey
May,
aged
56.
pioneer
resident
of
Nanaimo,
dropped
dead
recently
at
his
home
here.
He
is
survived
by
his
widow,
three
daughters
and
one,
son.
Mrs.
J.
MeFarlane
of
Hudson's
Hope
Is
a
sister.
Italy
plane.
has
more
than
1600
wv
Then
that's
the
time
.
At
Government
Stores
M-1TJ1
Leo
Lomski
to
en
Meet
New
!u
To
Box
Six
Rounds
in
t
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"Bravest"
Bf'.-'t
8
BATTLE.
Jan
7
Aberdeen
lumberjack
"Bearcat".
Baker
of
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figure
In
heavyweight
six-round
main
event
i
card
here
next
week
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on
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AND
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The
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host
or
liusteHS
Insure
a
suceewi-fill
evening
by
serving
a
refreshing
anil
invigorating
heverago
at
just
the
right
time.
B.C.
lluil
Is
a
delicious
pule
lager,
brewed
from
choicest
malt
anil
IJ.C
hops
ideal
for
auch
an
occasion.
Order
a
Carton
today.
It
costs
the
same
in
this
handy
package.
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PerD
oz.
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