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Sport
World
ABOUT
CITY
AMERICANS
i
MOVE
AHEAD!
Defeated
Montreal
Canadlens
In
Tightly
Contested
National
League
Hockey
Game
NEW
YORK.
Jan.
8:
The
Montreal
Canadiens
were
displaced
from
secend
place
In
the
international
division
of
the
National
Hockey
League
last
night
by
the
New
York
Americans
who
defeated
themJ
one
to
nil
here
in
a
keenly
contested
game.
Boston
Bruins
made
it
a
tie
with
Chicago
Black
Hawks
for
second
place
In
the
Americans
division
when
they
played
a
scoreless
draw
with
Detroit
Falcons.
The
lowly
Montreal
Maroons
inflicted
a
4
to
3
defeat
on
the
fast-moving
New
York
Rangers
at
Montreal
In
a
hotly
contested
Hockey
Standings
International
Division
W.
D.
L.
Toronto
9
5
7
Americans
1
6
9
Canadlens
8
3
10
Maroons
6
3
12
.
American
Division
Rangers
13
5
4
Chicago
7
7
6
Boston
7
7
5
Detroit
6
4
11
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19
15
WHIST
PLAY
LAST
NIGHT
Second
Half
of
Season
Opercd
With
Five
Games
Whist
League
results
last
night
were
as
follows:
MusketecTi,
7;
Sons
of
'Norway
2.
I.Q.O.F.,
6;
Totem
Park,
3.
Fish
Packers,
5;
Seal
Cove,
4.
Empress.
5;
Legion
4.
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Book-5c
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,
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Arrivals
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Royal
Hotel
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Cold
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SPORT
CHAT
31
'
Englishmen
are
still
talking
about
21
the
sensational
scoring
of
Don
21
Bradman,
the
young
Australian
16
cricketer,
at
Melbourne
a
few
days
'ago.
He
and
W.
M.
Woodful
together
added
274
to
the
score
against
!
South
Africa
before
they
parted
tcompany.
Previously
the
record
was
held
by
Woodful
and
Mr.
Cartney
when
in
1926
they
scored
together
235.
Dr.
Alexander
Alekhirle,
world's
chess
champion,
will
leave
Paris
early
this
year
on
a
voyage
round
tto
world
to
study
the
game
In
many
countries,
"ftie
most
interesting
part
of
his
trip,
says
Dr.
Alek-hine,
will
be
India,
which
he
believes
is
the
home
of
chess
and
where
he
hopes
to
make
discoveries
as
to
the
origin
of
the
game.
He
will
visit
Egypt,
Palestine,
Syria,
India,
Indo-Chlna,
China,
Japan
and
North
America.
i
JEWELERS
i
HAVE
LEAD
i
Four
Out
of
Five
Junior
League
I
Billlaid
Games
Were
Prayed
Last
Niht
As
a
result
of
the
playing
of
four
out
of
five
games
In
last
night's
Junior
Billiard
League
fixture
between
League
of
Nations
and
Jewelers,
the
latter
are
leading
by
an
aggregate
score
of
722
to
719.
Individual
scores
were
as
follows:
1
Frank
Aid
ridge
(League
of
Nations),
163;
John
Bulger
(Jewelers.
.
200.
:
Earl
Bait,
185;
L.
Raabe,
200.
Roy
Fong,
171:
J.
SAUnders,
200,
Prlmo
Vaceher
200;
A.
Strachan.
122.
Benny
Wendle
and
Blliy
Stewart
will
play
tonight.
Alameda
Will
Be
Probably
Junked
Alt
Bids
For
Repairs
Exceeded
In-j
sured
Yalue
of
Vessel
SEATTLE,
Jan.
8:
Bids
for
repairing
the
steamer
Alameda
of
the
Alatka
Steamship
Co.,
were
opened
Tuesday
morning
at
the
offices
of
the
company,
and
as
all
the
bids
exceeded
the
Insured
value
of
the
vessel,
$500,000.
it
Is
believed
the
,
vessel
will
be
sold
by
the
underwriters
and
scrapped.
-
Four
Pacific
Coast
shipyards
sab
Shipbuilding
Co..
San
Francisco,
$648,500
It
Is
estimated
that
about
2C
per
cent,
of
licensed
pilots
In
Eng
land
are
women,
with
the
number!
Annual
Waiter's
Race
in
Miami
Move
fast
and
become
head
waiter.
In
this
annual
waiters
race
in
Miami
the
lad
that
romps
home
first
becomes
head
man
around
the
premises.
But
hurdling
with
a
tray
is
not
so
easy.
CULBERTSO.V
LEAD
IS
FURTHER
CUT
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
8:
The
'
lead
of
Ely
Culbertson
in
the
r
contract
bridge
marathon
with
Sidney
Lenz
was
further
cut
to
8.770
points
last
night.
The
rate
In
the
Bols.
de
Saint
Cloud.
Paris.
She
ran
away
from
about
flty
others
BASKETBALL
January
8
mltted
bids
'for
repairing
the
A"W-H
Panthers
v.
?.
N.
-R
meda.
as
follows:
Todd
Dry
Docks.
Inc..
Seattle,
$590,000;
Smith
Valley
Iron
Works,
Portland,
$598,000;
Moore
Dry
Dock
Co.,
Oakland.
$659,000;
Bethlehem
Amazons
vs.
Cardinals.
League
of
Nations
vs.
Japanese
January
12
33
Taxi
vs.
O.
N.
R.
Tuxts
vs.
Merchants.
Comets
vs.
Amazons.
Rovers
vs.
Japanese
Assn.
January
15
Panthtrs
vs?,32
Taxi.
High
School
vs.
Merchants.
Cardinals
vs.
Comets.
League
Of
Nations
vs.
Scouts.
Perfect
Hand
Dealt
contest
is
to
be
brought
to
a
Dr.
R.
S.
Sinclair
became
the
first
close
tonight
by
playing
the
re-
j
reported
person
In
the
world
to
Ave.,
Friday
night,
with
Mrs.
Doug
las
as
his
partner.
Cards
for
the
second
hand
of
the
evening
were
"made"
by
Mr.
Douglas,
cut
by
Mrs.
I
Sinclair
and
dealt
by
Mrs.
Douglas.
When
his
turn
was
reached
Dr.
i
Sinclair,
who
received
13
spades,
declared
af'grand
slam
hi
spades
and
threw
In
his
hand.
:L0G
SCALE
DECREASED
Production
For
1931
91.8lt.212
B.F.
As
Against
13S.0S.;?9
B.F.
in
Year
Previous
j
Timber
scaling
in
Prince
Rupert
forestry
district
fur
the
year
1931
totalled
91,834.212
board
feet
as
compared
with
138,025.729
board
feet
In
1980,
it
Is
shown
by
a
com-nllatlon
of
official
figures.
For
the
month
of
December
1931
the
scale
amounted
to
521.133
board
feet
as
against
2811.742
board
feet
In
December.
1930.
Following
was
the
log
scale
per
varieties
in
December
1930.
figures
for
1931
being
also
given
for
1931
1930
B.F.
B.F.
Douglas
Fir
.
46,943
P0.251
Cedar
96.759
037.252
Spruce
.
210.459
1,409.431
Hemlock
106.109
541.657
Balsam
61,792
131,713
Jackplne
.
286
Miscellaneous
.
1,147
Totals
521.122
2311,742
l
Forest
Products
!
Lineal
feet
of
poles,
piling,
etc.
produced
in
December
1931
amoun-1
ted
to
31,635
feet
cedar
as
compared
;
with
68,466-
feet
In
December
1930
lanrl
1
127
Urinal
fpcf
Vimlrvlr
as
Mile.
Renee
Amandon
u
chn-
ieorflpam,
wlth
2iooo
lineal
feet
In
plon
of
the
recent
cross
country
th(ime
m0lUn
0,
the
Mt
vlous.
The
total
for
December
1931
was
.32,762
lineal
feet
as
compared
with
71,366
lineal
feet
in
December,
1930.
Cordwood
was
cut
In
December.
1931
to
the
amount
of
114
cords
as
compared
with
493
cords
In
Decern-1
ber,
1930.
Hewn
ties
for
December,'
1931
niimhnrMi
5
409
nlpi-M
I
lark.
pirie)
as
against
21,039
pieces
in
December,
1930.
CRIBBAGE
January
11
Swifts
vs.
Elks.
I.
O.
O.
Fvt,
Seal
Cove.
Eagles
vs.
Moose.
P.
R
Hotel
vsi
Grotto.
Musketeers
vsK.
C.
Gives
Address
at
Meeting:
of
Rotary
Club
on
Local
Conditions
"It
is
no
use
denying
that
conditions
In
the
city
are
bad
bu',
they
are
not
half
as
bad
as
some
people
teem
to
hope
they
are,
"di
clared
Mayor
Orme
in
an
addreu
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
at
Its
weekly
luncheon
in
the
.
Commodore
Cafe
yesterday.
j
The
mayor
told
a
story
to
11-
j
lustrate
how
pondering
on
the
badness
of
the
times
affected
people.
According
to
the
story
there
was
a
man
about
to
commit
suicide
by
Jumping
into
the
river.
Another
mar
saw
what
he
was
abou'
to
do
and
suggested
that
he
com
and
talk
it
over.
They
diseussexi,
j
the
bad
times
which
was
the
cause
of
the
attempted
suicide
and
then
both
Jumped
Irto
the
river,
i
"The
best
thing
about
the
may-
holes
as
the
season
advanced
and
I
lit
became
necessary
to
find
work
j
for
those
who
had
no
other
mean
of
support."
!
The
Mayor
went
on
to
say
that
the
city
owed
the
bank
$165,000
of
$103,000
was
covered
by
de-
In
Edmonton
Bridge
t
whleh
i
i
unsold.
The
city
couneil
.
,
,
,
i
i
iiuu
oevn
umq
mere
wouia
oe
a
JvAtTIP
oanic
af"
ai
new
ni
PW
Ypaitllgood
icais.
market
for
bonds
lr
the
fall
nd
u
waj
not
untu
tate
lo
Sep,
jtember
that
it
became
evident
EDMONTON,
Jan.
8:
-Opening,
there
would
be
no
sale
for,
them
the
new
year
with
a
grand
slam,
j
except
-it
a
big
discount.
The
sum
'
mainlng
six
rubbers.
catch
a
perfect
bridge
hand
In
1932.
iand
Dominion
Governments
woulo
Dr.
Sinclair
was
playing
at
the
!
take
up
$47,500.
.
borne
of
Walter
Douglas,
11015
85.
in
1931
$15,000
had
been
paid
French
Runner
of
$49,000
had
been
spnt
on
street
grading
of
which
the
provincial
out
In
direct
relief
and
exchange
on
debenture
payments
In
New
York
had
cost
$10,000.
This
was
$25,000
that
had
not
been
figured
on.
Government
Bonds
During
the
year
the
Govern
ment
grants
had
been
well
up
lo
EM
TO
si
core
ii
PURE
WHISKY
RICHEST
IN
FINEST
HIGHLAND
MALT
BEST
PROCURABLE
ButtiM
ta4
luanatmt
t
Willum
Gram
4
Son
Limltnt
GlrnfcMMi
M
Btlvrni-RUfilivrt
DiKtlllrrin,
liu.
Iowa
4
G1ro,
Scotland.
Tin's
advt
rti-rmcnt
i-
nut
puMNhe'l
r
(htmyt-t
l
t!
Control
I'.u.ird
or
the
(
"luvenuncnt
of
British
Cuhm
permanent
Job,"
said
the
Mayor
"The
city
has
had
a
hard
row
;o
the
estimates
but
it
was
announ-
Dominion
Governim-i.
jhoe
this
year,
Just
as
has
every
:ed
that
the
school
grant
would
be
something
to
relieve
'other
municipality.
We
thought
at
cut
eight
per
ceit
this
year.
Col
be
very
difficult
for
jthe
beginning
of
the
year
we
lection
of
taxes
had
brouglr.
take
care
of
the
reh
would
reduce
the
city's
Indebted-'eighty
per
cent,
and
an
extra
five
The
sum
of
$39,000
w
'ness
but
the
nlan
was
shot
full
of
per
cent,
on
arrears.
This
was
a
essary
to
complete
all
good
showing
but
he
was
fearful
work
that
had
been
st.
for
thcv
coming
year.
Many
smH
The
Mayor
said
ho
taxpayers
had
been
getting
only
pessimist.
He
would
d..
enough
to
eat
and
had
run
bills
well
as
possible,
kepp
w
with
the
merchants.
trust
in
God.
The
Mayor
expressed
himself
as
opposed
to
a
drastic
cut
In
the
assessments.
It
would
destroy
con
fidence
in
the
city
and
would
do
no
good.
No
one
could
say
today
Just
what
were
proper
values
tn
the
city.
ELECTION
1
INTERES
Outside
of
the
fixed
charges,
the
MJ
c
,
B
,nn,
t0
11a
hmb
11
IUa
.
W
aUii
ii
at
.jvn
'l
Bvr-j
,n
,.H
,
SoMn(j
li(v
trnment
had
been
gradually
re-
dueed
dulrsg
the
part
four
or
trvf
SEATTLE
Jan
8
T
During
the
cowing
the
.srs.
year
here
acUvlty
jnt
no.,
trietest
would
be
neces-
economy
tkm
yoim
fof
lhf
,
r
be
balanced
dWatet
have
fMed
notio
DeaHng
with
the
unemployed
si.-
(or
tnp
ma..
nation.
Mr.
Orme
went
Into
some;
detail
teltt-f
about
the
average'
-amlngs
under
the
unemployment
More
passengers
are
iheme.
The
ctty
council
was
w:
more
freight
and
mai;
a
blame
for
the
present
situation
m
the
Vntted'
States
n
'
d
he
was
still
hopeful
that
the
the
combined
airlines
:
EROEMCI
You
can
cnll
the
doctor
at
'1
u.
m.
but
you
cannot
possibly
gel
IIemiesy
Three
Star
Brandy
at
that
hour
bo
.
KEEP
IT
HANDY!
lEttNESSt
tCS8K3l
HENNESS
BRANDY
BOTTLED
AT
COGNAC,
FRANCE
cocnac
:
P
'it.
This
dvertl,menUa.not
publlshsd
or
displayed
bthe
Uquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
tfie
(iovernm-nt
of
British
Columbia