PACH8
FOUR.
L-JUJ.I
ews
of
the
Sport
World
BASKcTBALL
IS
EXCITING
Several
Close
Games
Played
l4st
NUsht
hi,
Varloiw.
Leagues
j
Amazons
Lose
j
ON.U.A.
Played
Brilliantly
to
Defeat
Puiilhers
39-
to
3.V
The
spectators
were
thrilled
la1;
night
by
one
of
the
fastest
cardj
of
basketball
staged
this
season.
SpiiHl
was
the
keynote
of
all
the
Ritmt's.
The
Japanese
Young
People's
Ai-soriutio'
started
the
evening
b
-dpfeattiiK
the
League
of
Natiom
8-5
The
Tuxls
followed
by
toklnct
the
leading
High
School
team
27-11.
One
of
the
surprise
of
the
evening
was
the
girls'
game
when
the
Cardinals
stepped
up
and
thoroughly
beat
the
fast-stepping
Amazons.
14-9.
The
Senior
gams
was
so
fast
and
close
that
It
had
the
spectators
on
their
tots
throughout.
In
thrs
game?
the
C.N
R
A.
flashed
brilliantly
to
overcome
tho
leading
Panthers
39-35.
Senior
Game
There
were
no
warming-up
exercise
In
this
battle,
for
the
boys
started
to
give
action
right
from
the
whistle.
Play
was
very
close
with
both
teams
evenly
matched.
The
combination,
at
times,
was
a
treat
to
play
after
play
for
the
ONR.A..
Kelsey
was
working
In
some
very
fast
play
for
the
Panthers.
Per
Established
1819
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RUM
AGED.
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MATl'RED
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and
Good!
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the
British
Navy!
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sale
at
Liquor
Vendors
or
direct
from
Government
Liquor
Control
Mall
Order
Department.
Victoria.
B.C.
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adAwrtiMMtieiu
niM
puo
llshtd
e
disHayeo
by
the
Liquor
Contra!
Bord
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Rritish
Cnlumbia
BOAT
ENGINES
10
to
M
1IT.
Prom
$8.50
Also
Generators
frftm,
and
Guaranteed
New
Sierage
tutterles
from
S7JIS
VANCOUVER
AUTO
WRECKING
CO.
1219
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Having
recovered
from
his
appendlct!i3
operation.
Vir
Williams
U8,
440-yard
r.hampion,
uses
his
iTtgcnious
ryrUng
machine
as
a
conditioner
for
the
Olympics.
8;
Stalker.
4;
Johnson
iLamble,
10;
Nelson.
watch.
With
Morrison
etwlneerlne
sey.
10.
Smith.
5;
Paothers
McDonald.
8;
Mitchell
4:
Irvlna,
9;
Cross,
4;
Lyons;
Kei-
sonal
fouls
were
not
amis
In
IhksUpfed
was
concerned.
This
game
fast
play
and
B.
Mitchell
kept
the
boys
well
In
hand,
calling
everything
So
the
first
half
ended
wHh
both
teams
giving
every
last
biwslump
showed
some
beautiful
floor
of
pep
they
had.
The
Panthers
had
the
slim
lead
of
one
point
as
the
whistle
blew.
Again,
at
Uie
whistle
the
bfl)
Intermediate
Game
The
Intermediate
game
was
not
tar
behlrd
the
senior
as
far
as
was
cot
as
one-sided
as
the
score
shows.
Doth
teams
pktyed
well
The
Tuxls
getting
out
of
their
lone
strategy.
With
Nakamoto
agajn
Fhutlng
tils
stride
and
the
rest
of
the
boys
giving
him
wonderful
support,
victory
eould
not
help
started
travelll'g
up
and
down,
but
be
theirs.
Wtth
weH-tlmed
the
floor
at
a
terrific
speed-
After!
combination
Py.
they
easily
out-;
a
rew
minutes
or
play
the
CNR
i
smarted
the
students
who
were
A.
captured
a
nice
lead
of
4
points
I
not
up
to
their
usual
form,
their
which
the
Panthers
rallied
hard.
passing
not
even
being
up
to
the
to
overcome
but.
with
wlaard-Ilks:
status
of
the
Junior
League,
Walt
combination,
the
Railway
boys
fed
era.
who
flashed
so
brilliantly
pit
Girts'
Game
It
vm
astaacent
after
witnessing
.McLAUNIN
TO
GET
CHANCE
AT
TITLE
4.
BOSTON.
Jan.
9
BkUy
Am
f
4
Boston,
Oarden
boxing
match-
maker,
but
night
said
that
Jimmy
McLarnin
of
Vancou-
4
ver.
B.C.,
l&d
accepted
terms
tor
a
title
bout
with
Lou
Bro-
4-
ulllsrd.
the
welterweight
champion,
the
tight
to
take
4-
place
here
next
month.
Basketball
Standing
Senior
League
W.
L.
Panthers
6
S
Styles
under
the
basket
and
thus;
other
night,
could
not
seem
to
get'17-
N
R-
A
5-
turned
a
close
earn
litn
virtarv
coins
Th
Utah
Rrhnnl
fi.ihrt
nt'Sl
Taxi
4
6
The
Panthers
lacked
that
la-:
.times
but
this
was
not
soil
talent
little
bit
of
punch
that
enables,
a'
against
the
forcible
plays
used
by
team
to
score
when
up
against
a
the
TuxU
and
so
the
Students
strong
defence,
an
here
started,
found
themselves
at
the
tatt-eod
or
the
climax
of,
the
game.
WMlua
27-11
soars,
bus
a
lew
mteutes
to
go
the
Pan-1
TuxU
J.
Morrison,
2;
R.
Morrt-thers
climbed
within
two
poInU
onv
3;
Thurber,
9:
Smtth.
2;
Nsv
ol
their
victors,
but
the
CNJtJV
'kamota,
U:
Maxtor.
Itansan.
Al-Mtvrned
with
aaotber
beautiful
ten
Pce
of
play
to
end
the
game
39-
High
School
Walters,
2:
Wing.
&
ham,
3:
Vauee.
Tobey
Urger,
e
ON.RA
Styles.
12;
Morrison.
Ross,
1;
Forbes.
aut
night's
games
that
the
girts1
Jnese
really
can
play
basketball
rtn
"""
they
want
la
"Defeat
a
Ml
a;
temporary
check,"
Is
the
slogan
of
the
Cardinals
aad,
havteg
beetu
defeated
sa
many
timet
ay
the)
Araacoos.
they
sat
wit
teat
nigh
j
wMh
otersaisMkttet
to
take
Into
ram
the
Vsague
leaasca
Th,
CanUsMls
took
quite
a
white
to
get,
started
and
rnlseed
shot
after
1
shot.
But
as
sooi
as
they
got'
warmed
up
and
started
to
us
,
combination
the
Ana
seat
found
it
Impossible
to
stop
them.
It
was,
a
good
gaase
and
the
Aataaons
tho'
defeated,
straggled
vallaatly
but
could
Ml
stop
the
Cardlsuu.
who
were
Uv'ng
up
to
their
nasac
and
Oylng
like
birds.
Cathie
Irvine
was
the
sharpshooter
tor
the
Cardinals
with
the
rest
of
the
team
giving
ner
wonderful
support.
Per
tor
Amatoas.
Sue
Boddte
pkurtyt
,
exceptionally
hard
to
keep
her
team
from
defeat,
but
found
it
Impossible
gainst
good
cotnbiaUcn
as
the
lt-g
score
ahowa.
CrdtaaaV-U
Lemv.
2;
C.
Irvine.
10;
V.
Krllreeaky.
2;
P.
Stone,
A.
CMoJtC
F
Rlvett.
Amao.a5SLnP
rhard
-2:
3:
lUlfehiei
X'
CTMo
gan.
4;
A.
Kaeh.
i
Intermediate
League
-
-W.
U
High
School
7
4
Tuxls
S
8
Merchants
4
fl
Ladles'
League
W.
U
Amassms
9
2
Cardmahi
6
5
(torneta
1
9
Junior
Lea
rue
W.
L.
Boy
Seouta
&
2
j
League
of
Nattosu
3
3
4
1
7
PtsJ
12
12
8
PtS
12
1
'
Pts
12
10
8
2
BASKETBALL
January
IS
32
Taxi
vs.
C
N.
R.
Tuxls
vs.
Merchant
Comets
vm.
Amaaons.
Hovers
vs.
Japanese
Assn.
January
IS
Pamthan
W
32
Taxi.
High
School
vs.
Merchants.
Cardinals
vs.
Comets.
LeactN
ot
Nations
vs.
Scouts.
SECOND
HALF
January
19
Panthers
n.
C.
N.
R.
Tuxls
vs.
Hhth
School
Amaaons
vs.
Cardinals.
Rovers
vs.
League
of
Nations.
of
tet
ot
psa:ttee
-d
good
coach
bag
and
are
looked
upon
to
be
tho
RMst
danseroaw
team
hi
the
see
ond
half
ot
ihe
teage.
The
League
ot
Nateaa
wore
very
unlucky
fen
shoaOnav.
and
IMr-.
eombtcaiiott
hi
at
iHaiM.
a
Jtttle4aacsd.
The
tf4ree
wett
djeatrved.
'tb.ele
win
m
aaay
avyea
tee
oeuer
oaji
tsteaagb
the
gstsne
Junior
Game
Jspaaase
Yom
Peojle
Obat.
The
beys
sbhted
the
tasteetaaaw
Ktthunatsx
4:
Kaiuya.
4;
Suehlro.
te
their
claas,
thte
teaaMt,
Combi-
Nakaaoto.
aa(W
a:d
aMaklBK
wete
very
Legw
oi
NaUos
Dominate
procnlneni.
these
factors
beaag
the
OHUs.
4;
Marahal
HUM.
Arneyk
Al-eamtet
of
good;
baake4baU.
Th
len.
1:
AMonoilo.
atoee
score
shtvwg
-that
both
ataen
The
refeeeoaag
was
In
tho
ca-.
I
Third
Round
Eu&lish
Cup
1
Brighton
and
Hove
Albion
1,
Port-vale
2.
Sunderland
0,
Southampton
0.
Barnsley
0,
Soutbport
0.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
7t,
The
Wednesday
2.
Plymouth
Argyle
4,
Manchester
United.
L.
Oriaoaby
Town
4,
Exeter
City
I.
Chesterfield
5,
Notts
Forest
2.
Halifax
Town
1.
Bournemouth
and
Boscombe
3.
Arsenal
11,
Darwen
1.
Bradford.
2.
Cardiff
City
0.
Luton
Town
1,
Wolverhampton
(Wanderers
2.
1
Oldham
Athletic
1,
Uudderstleld
I
Town
I.
!
Blackpool
1.
Newcastle
United
1
t
Darlington
1,
Northampton
Town
:
Leicester
City
7,
Crooktown
0,
1
Preston
North
End
0,
Bolton
Wanderers
0.
1
West.
Bnxnwleh
Albion
1,
Aston
i
Villa
2.
Brentford
2.
Bath
0.
Bury
2,
Swansea
Town
1.
Sheffield
United
2,
Cerlqthlnna
il.
I
Middlesbrough
1.
Partaaiouth
1.
Notts
County
2,
Bristol
City
2.
Charlton
Athletic
1.
Weat
Ham
United
2.
Burton
Town
0.
Blackburn
Rovers
4.
Queens
Park
Rangers
3,
Leeds
United
1.
Birmingham
1,
Bradford
City
Q.
Steke
City
3.
Hult
City
0.
Tranmere
Rovers
2,
Chelsea
2.
Burnley
0,
Derby
County
4.
Watford
1.
Fulham
1.
MlUwaU
2,
Mancheatee
City
3.
Everton
1,
Liverpool
2.
t
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
lint
Division
Alrdrieontens
3.
Clyde
0.
Ayr
United
6.
Lelth
Athletic
1.
Celtic
2,
Aberdeen
0.
Cowdenbeath
2;
Falkirk
1.
Dundee
0.
Hamilton
A
cads
3.
Hearts
0,
Morton
0.
Motherwell
4,
Kilmarnock
0.
Particle
Thistle
3.
Dsmdee
United
0.
St.
MtrretvQ,,
Rangers
2.
Third
La
nil
rk
-2,
Queens
Park
1.
MOOSE
liEAT
GKOTTO
Moose
beat
Grotto
by
a
score
o(
8
14.
tu
I
In
the
Fraternal
Whist
League
in!
Thursday
evening
The
score
was
g
-
inadvertantly
omitted
from
the
hat
j
of
scores
yesterday.
Pts.1
.
1
18
U.S.
Track
Star
Alice
Ryden.
AmHU'in
track
sur
silnfs
an
odd
JaveJta
also
ta
preparation
for
the
big
Olympic
do-
srgs
at
Los
Angeles.
Rasher
dra-
Moose
Legion
New
Officers
j
Very
Enjoyable
Nearly
Two
Hundred
Pirsons.
fn.
sent
at
Affair
In
Attle
II
ah
Last
Ni(bt
The
holiday
spirit
was
still
much
tn
evidence
lost
night
when
the
Eagles'
Lodge
held
another
of
Its
delightful
social
dance
There
were
about
17a
persons
present
and
kdanoing
continued
in
full
sway
fcom
9:30
p.m.
until
1:3ft
nm.
Splendid
music
was
furnished
by
Balagno's
Venetian
Orchestra.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
Just
before
midnight
after
whleh
confetti
was
distributed
to
the
merriment
of
all
Oeorge
Brooke
was
master
of
cere
tao
ales
and
James
Brown
presided
at
the
door.
Gets
Contract
to
Supply
Logs
to
Local
Sawmill
C.
O.
Muller
of
this
city
has
taken
a
contract
from
the
Big
Buy
Lumber
Co.
to
supply
300,000
feet
of
spruce
timber
to
be
taken
off
the
former's
land
near
Terrace.
Mr.
MnHer
wiH
leave
next
week
for
Terrace
to
get
the
work
started.
The
contract
will
keep
five
men
working
for
about
a
month's
tune.
China
Subject
of
Talk
Last
Night
To
Young
People
j
C
N,
R.
1
RAINS
V
'.
For
the
East
i
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
FrU.
3
pjru
From
tU
East
1
Tuesdays,
Tbnrsdays
and
Saturdays
.
VHA
ajn.
The
aventge
yearte
cost
ol
ol-
were
plsylog
defensive
basketball
P&Me
Mthda
ot
J.
Catty.
W.
John-
site
measures
tot
Leap
Year
'
he
sstacattan
la
the
United
States
The
Japaaeae
are
shewing
signs
son.
W
Mttehell
what)
!te
estimated
at
31500.
rtiBERTSONS
ARE
!
BftlDGE
WINNERS
NBW
VORK,
Jan.
Mr.
!
and
Mrs.
Ely
Cidbertsoii
won
Installation
Conducted
Last
Nlhtr
tSOhrubber
btldje
mara-
B.
J.
Bacon
is
New
Head
of
4
thon
fast
night
with
a
margin
-
Organization
t.nf
a
aan
ijointB
or
Sldrusv
FULTON
IS
CANDIDATE
Former
Member
of
School
Board
Will
Seek.
Return
to
That
1
Body
!
it
was
announced
this
morning'
on
behalf
of
W.
O.
Fujton.
well
known
local
barrister,
that
ht
each,
spoken
on
civic
affairs,
the
'Canadian
Legion,
at
a
geenral
Last
evening
the
Anglican
Young
meeting,
last
night,
endorsed
the
People's
Association
met
In
the
!
o
eaeo
on
the
elty
council.
Cathedral
Hall.
Miss
Winnie
Tuc-j
W.
Wilson,
president
of
the
Le-ker
gave
a
very
Interesting
talk
ongion.
was
In
the
chair
over
the
"China.
lu
People
'and
Customs.-
1
meeting
which
was
well
attended.
Refreshment
were
served.
!
L
Billiard
Averages
Janior
League
O.
T.
J.
May
HI)
3
600
W.
Stuart
(Jl
3
600
J
Saundeca
Jt
.
200
P.
Johnson
Ei
3
i97
R
Pong
iLN
4
Til
P.
Cheooskl
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76
O.
Howe
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3
SX3
R.
Wicks
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v.3
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A.
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tin
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P.
Yaeaher
LNk
4
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Hudson
m
j
saa
W.
Fdasett
SJ
3
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Cheeoskt
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Batt
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715
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Aldridge
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333
F
Aldrtdge
iLN
4
898
L
Raabe
(J
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691
A
Murray
ILN)
2
3J&
J.
Balger
J
4
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W
E.
Hsyhurat
H
3
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A.
Strachan
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4
814
C.
Peru
H
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!
Note-lU
Hawks:
J,
.ewelers;'
L.
of
N,
Leagoe
ol
Nattonsc
E,
Era-'
preast.
Av.
200
200'
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159
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198
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190
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189
1
187
184
182
182
179!
178,
173!
133
168
163
163
1S4
ess.
147
Whist
Schedul.
January
It
Musketeers
vs.
Fish
Packers.
Seal
Core
vs.
Moose.
Legion
vs.
Sons
of
Norway.
LO-QP.
TS.
Empress.
Totem
Park
vs.
Grotto.
January
21
Seal
Cove
vs.
I.O.OJ.
Musketeers
vs.
Grotto
Empress
vs.
Totem
Park,
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Moose.
Fish
Packers
vs.
Legion.
February
23
Seal
Cove
vs.
Grotto.
Moose
vi
Legion.
Musketeers
Vs.
I.O.O.F.
Bmpress
va
Fish
Packers.
Toteai
Pork
vs.
Sons
ot
Norway
Msrrh
3
Grotto
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Moose
vs.
Tottm
Park.
Muskeeteri
vs.
Empress
Legion
vs.
Seal
Qqvc
80ns
of
Norway
vs.
FWh
Pack.
January
28
Orotto
vs.
Sens
of
Norway.
LOOT.
vs.
FUh
feelers
Seal.
Cove
vs.
Empreas.
Legion
vs.
Totem
Park.
Moose
vs.
Musketeers.
Frbruaty
4
Grotto
vs.
Legion.
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
LQ-CJ.
Muskeeters
vs.
Seal
Cove
Totem
Park
vs.
Ftsh
Fathers.
Empress
vs.
Moose.
February
I.aOF.
vs.
Legioa
Seal
Oove
vs.
Sons
of
Norway
Totem
Park
vs.
MosksteeM.
Ftsh
Parkers
vs.
Moose.
Empress
vs.
Orotto.
sell.
Biwraay,
Jaa
9,
.
'
Lsnz
whuhttd
as,
his.
first
Dajrt
!'"'."
'.
.
Officers
of
the
iocal
Moose
Legion
wr
jACoby
ancl
later
1,
e
vomans
Auxiliary
to
st
f
were
Installed
as
follows
last
night
Commander
Wlnfleld
Liggett
!t1
An'ltcan
Church
hrii
,N,
by
W.
B.
McCalliun,
retiring
PasA
Jr.
flnal
sr3C
rubbers
were
i
""Mnf
"
Thursday
,
e
Great
North
Moose.
iayed
iast
nlght
weck
and
elected
officer-
fr
,
Great
North
Moose,
a
J.
Bacon,
i
1
.awing
year
a
follows:
South
Moose,
Oscar
Sather.
East
Moose,
Ted
Rorvik.
West
Moosev
N.
S,
K.
Bxewer.
Treasurer,
Richard
Long.
Guiding
Moose,
P.
Peterson,
Custodian.
J.
L
Bialn.
Argus,
Joseph
Slaggard.
Fred
Scadden
remains
herder
to
secretary
by
appointment.
After
the
Installation
ceremonies,
the
Moose
Legion
Band
gave
an
acceptable
recital.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served.
Eagles'
Dance
Mrs.
Kelsey
Woman's
Auxiliary
of
St.
p,
Cluircii
Elects
Its
Offictrs
Fot
coming
year
as4v.i4v4.4v4w'
Preaidenv
Mrs.
Oeorge
Kelsey
vice-tresiaeni,
Mrs.
w.
h
a.t
otrweuiiy-iicaauicr,
Mrs
IIllUTQUt.
Fancy
Work
Secretary.
Mrs
;
.un'iury
and
Mrs.
W.
O.
Vm.tr
Plain
Sewing
Secretary
Mrs.-,
!I.
Goodrell
and
Mrs.
H
B.
T.
s.m
URGE
CREDIT
A
I
IKY
1
would
be
a
candidate
for
electvr
;raMr
01
t-ommerce
rassn
1
10
the
board
of
school
trutteea
at
solution
Hearing
on
QurstlM
the
civic
election
next
week.
Mr.
;
At
Meeting
Fulton
was
formerly
a
member
of
"
'
ihe
school
board
for
several
yearv
quearion
or
extending
w
,
ta
baRbul
fishermen
by
tin
Prir.
SCHUBERT
INFIELD;
Gavecumut
Tflegraulu
Man
Nominated
for
School
Board
Scat
1
At
Civic
Election
Next
Wek
'Rupert
dry
dock
came
bei
,
'chamber
of
Commerce
l
ignd
a
resolution
was
pass
lion
of
G.
W.
Nlckerson
ask.:
suitable
arrangements
be
m
TUs
foUowed,
reeent
on..
absolutely
no
credit
be
the
dry
dock.
Mr.
Nlckerson
pointed
nui
I
last
year's
accounts
of
(.si
only
eight
per
cent
resin
n
Another
new
entrant
in
the
field
Pa,d-
wh'h.
considering
munkhMl
uollttes
Is
Dudley
C.i1,on4
w
ood
sh"v
Schubert
whose
nomination
papers'
th
men
coukl
H
cr'
as
a
candidate
foe
the
board
of
many
01
ine!n
co"10
11
school
trustees
were
filed
thU
reeohitloa
wUl
be
sent
morning.
Mr.
Schubert
is
a
mm-,,Ienr3r
T00"11011
nd
,ne
M
ber
of
the
staff
of
the
Oovern-
"
mem
Telegraphs
here.
He
a
proposed
fcy
C.
V.
Evltt
and
seconded
by
J.
J.
Judge.
Mr.
Schubert,
wbo
ta
a
returned
man.
who
carries
the
marks
of
his
war
service,
was
endorsed
as
a
school
board
candidate
by
the
Canadian
Legion
at
Its
meeting
last
Pihibary
for
re-eiectloi
ictty
ecuneU
wae
tiled
a-itke
of
tho
city
clerk
t!i.-lng.
O.
W.
Nlckerson
is
and
D.
O.
Stewart
seconc
Aid.
Blaik
was
glso
ren
j:
today,
proposer
and
sc-.n
lng
Aid.
S.
D.
Masdonatd
Brew
iv
Many
Years
oi
r
n
1
Loastal
VICTORIA.
Jan.
9
T!
Crt
H.
L.
Rotoarson.
r.w
who
died
hfte
yesterday
;
brief
Ulnea
ivad
oeea
nu
1
23
years
of
various
coast
vr
I
eluding
Grand
Trunk
Pan:
Canadian
National
steam-
:
'
to
taking
up
pilotage.
Representations
fl
night.
He
Is
a
rative
son
of
Brt-l
(Lih
Columbia
and
a
member
of
To
Seek
Re-election
at
Muaifc.
one
of
the
oldest
families
of
the
roll
Nut
Week
province
ENDORSED
BYJLEGI0N
.Mayor
Orme
and
Aldermen
Mac-denaM.
Black
and
Ruddethara
Address
Returned
Men
Aid.
Pillsbury
Is
Renominated;
i
1
1
1
1
Til
I
u
sn
11
in
ninr
i
AAOJ
lUUi
The
nnmrnatlnn
of
A.
After
Mayor
C.
H
Orme.
Aid.
8.
r-i
D.
Macdurald
Aid.
James
Black
VaS
Master
TOr
and
Aid.
O.
W.
Rudderham
had
I
A
I
S
1
a?
ClAr
'
At
the
Chamber
of
C
dinner
meeting
last
nigiv
iNtckersou
read
a
rather
j
document
which
had
be
n
I
ted
by
a
oontmlttee
ot
the
.
jto
tho
Railway
CcanmlsKb
i
with
the
use
of
the
sertini
railway
between
Prtnee
Rp
:
Jasiwr
ajid
alio
with
the
Pr
-lei.
The
action
of
the
comr
ndhif
Ihe
resort
was
land
the
eamenl.tee
thank.
j
Buying
Bulkley
Vallev
Poultry
?
a
1
1
Is
Discussed
The
quastlon
ot
buynn
trow
the.
Bulkky
Valtey
c.
."
ieufuWettbJe
atttotson
at
.iC
lat
Bsgbt
at
the
Ch
Commerce
A
tot
of
corn
-
waa
read
in
recant
to
it
fading
0
a
committer
chamber
were
forward-il
iamUheta
Beard
ol
Tra
wbjb
tho
tint
letter
eao
gard
ts
it.
.
1
in
.edl
,-rrv
!!
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