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Tuesjmy.
Jan.
17,
l33
AhhEGKI)
CONSERVATIVE
PLOT
IiUi
special
despatch
to
the
Vancouver
Sup,
Norman
Senior,
special
correspondent
for
that
paper
in
Victoria,
tells
of
a
conspiracy
against
th
present
government
led
h$
W.
J.
Bowser,
former
premier
anil
H.
Bt
Thompson,
until
recently
chairman
of
the
liquor
board
and
for
many
;ears
a
more
or
less
silent
politician
pulling
the
strings
for
the
men
who
danced
on
the
Conservative
stage.
Senior
declares
that
these
two
men,
will
declare
their
plans
very
soon
and
set
to
work
to
organize
a
new
party,
conservative
in
nature
but
not
in
name,
with
the
hppe
of
capping
the
provincial
election
and
preventing
the
Lib
qrals
coming
into
power
under
the
leadership
of
T.
D.
Pat-tullo,
The
story
reads
like
a
pipe
dream
and
is
probably
in
line
with
the
various
announcements
said
to
be
about
to
be
made
during
the
past
several
years
by
W.
J.
Bowser.
Those
who
know
many
of
the
Conservatives
throughout
the
country
cannot
believe
they
would
be
so
easily
influenced
as
to
throw
over
one
leader
and
take
up
another
under
a
new
name
in
the
manner
suggested
bv
Senior.
Mr.
Bowser
is
too
old
to
fire
the
imagination
of
the
younger
members
of
a
great
party.
Mr.
Thompson
also
has
been
influential
through
at
least
two
generations.
He
cannot
expect
to
be
a
leader
to
a
third.
Premier
Tohnie
may
have
too
big
a
iphOn
hjfcv
hands
for
him
to
handle.
He
doubtless
has,
but
he
also,
has
many
admirabe
qualities
including
9
genial
personality
that
has
a
strong
appeal
to
his
many
supporters
In
ordinary
times
he
would
have
made
a
success
in
the
position
he
holds
but
he
has
not
been
big
enough
for
so
difficult
a
job.
In
spite
of
that
he
has
a
stronger
hold
on
the
average
Conservative
than
Mr.
Bowser
or
Mr.
Thompson
with
their
machine
methods
ever
hod.
We
predict
that
thp.
suggested
plot
will
never
be
incubated
but
if
it
k
it
will
die
aborning.
Like
War-Time
Equipment
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bureau
of
mines
recommends
a
nrrssad
board
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and
soldierly
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RESULTS
IN
BADMINTON
CompetlMpn
In
Um
Prince
Rupert
Badminton
AssoosaUonJs
weekly
lnter-clob
tWD)tnt
last
evening
Hillside
deifaated
C.
N
R.
7
Hrtnea
Rsspert
Badminton
Club
defeated
Moose
lu-3.
Prince
Rupert
East
Badoaia
ton
Club
defeated
United
and
Cm-
taojte
10-4.
Loral
Senior
League
lloap
Tram
to
Lxttiul
1U
Teur
to
Juneau.
1),
I
Learned
According
to
radio
advices
from
Ketchikan,
the
Orotto
Senior
Leagut
bak.".b.il!
traui
of
Prince
Rupt
;t
in
the
.
ursc
of
iU
playuiv.
tour
'f
Die
ii'-rth
arrived
safel
eterdjy
Uj
the
Pint
City"
of
Alaska
hcir
a
series
of
two
games
wen-
V
be
p.ayed
before
the
local
team
rr.-unies
trav!
it
was
stated
that
the
team
id
alao
decided
to
include
Juneau
in
it
Itinerary
The
trip
i
beinn
made
on
the
Port
Simpson
gaabuat
Wandedust
CRIBBAGE
Janus
r
33
Canadian
Legion
vs
Moose.
Seal
Cove
vs.
I
o.
O.
r.
Smnarsa
vs.
Raglaey
OeeUo
vs.
Masast'sia
Swift
vs.
BUsa
Jsnuary
Q
canndun
Legion
v:
aVrlea
Real
i'i'f
s
Orott.i
Rmpt'
v.
v
Elks
MoOm
n
v
Swift
I
O
O
T
M
iske'eers.
Februsrv
C
Canadian
t.elo:
ts
I
O
O
P
Seal
'
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vs
F-igles
(
.rotto
vs
Hks
Fi:preaa
vs
Swift.
Moose
vs
Musketeers.
1
;
ADELAIDE,
Attst,,
Jan.
17-
Can
adian
PrtAsi
Opening
with
an
u
Igrea-Mve
display
of
batting.
England
j
t,
the
close
at
play
ye4frrtay
in
iht
jth,ttjicJ&
match,,
had
scr-ed
alghAy-fv
rim
(or
a
!
Mow
tkeVin
the
sur
oi
the
m
joood
lnlu,
AMmlla
was
able
.
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tllat.
IIUK
IUVM1
Ul
111
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.Mukrtfen
and
Seal
Cove
Are
Tied
I
W4
Bnaln4'
341.
at,Top
or
Criblwv
Leatuc
Slfle4
ielUas
btweeai
some
Standint
M
Rjws
Har.red
0c
nwu
11
As
i
rtull
o(
Ust
tlh.Va
y.l0
tlV4
uunUle.,
w.thc
Muskaiiers
afed
Seal
Cove
art
now
of
Uw
upiiblc.
hi
this
test.
tied
for
the
leadership
of,
the
ec-
!Lrfd
rs
been
woikUn
aj
a
1
k
ond
Itaif
of
U
Prince
Bvpsjrt
Crib,-bage
wgue.
Last
nisei's
rMUts
were
S4
faito
Canadian
Ijska
H,
Beapnss
IS.
Se).0ve
16.
Mp
U.
Bag
10,
QraUo
II.
OltttpU
11
lb
14,
Svfrt
IS.
MatkMCMrs
17.
Second,
1UK.
Standing
Seal.Qotc
S
St
CKMfMkraa
I
3fl
Mom
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2
Grotto
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H
Bailee
I
31ks
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Empress
I.
Canadian
Lssdos)
2
34,
Swift's
3
St
A
31
n
Sti
3
SB
3t
33
tfcxxy
Utat
Mids
triv
ball
up
U
-
ih
9$et
with
nasty,
tu
ev-ersJ
tism
M
1UV
1,
Pons-fwtj.
wtfOe
k
bU(n
ajit)
he
ftnlhd
tya.tmJag
Jth
a.
bod
limp
W.
A.
Mttyl
WR
struck,
at)
the
bead
tyr.
Qf
Lroods
hih
IWWMsm
1J
SJKwWed
up
qt)
the
grpond
an,
vbb
sjnahr
to
tak
Uie
ilds)
MdJHW
the,
Eju4l
lean
went
to
bt
for,
a
t&&
tamo
After
Sts
dhuf.
the
sna
jilaer
of
tlte
ta,
Mr.
War
ner,
vmoi
wmsMwtfti
nw
to
oosneexa)
vJlh
W.
XL
Woodfull
Aussralis
oaalya,
wDo
fein
WR
itfl
at
tajury
Irosa
om
ofr
Im4mI'a
tells.
I.
The
AMStraUoQ:
ofslstftsjreak
to
Mr
Warner
and
declared
that
the
lea
bowling
of
Larwood
was
not
cricket
He
thoatai
Badand
was
playina
an
unsportsmanlifee
suae.
Mr
Warner
tsten
walked
out
of
the
dressing
roon.
I
The
Cricket
Board
of
Control
has
itelearapbed
all
meotbers.
seeking
Inn
rinftilm
am
t-Ka
1
V
L
rrlnce
Rupert
Club
Still
Leading
In
!
thought
probable
that
tae
board
Pstnoe
Riipert
7g
Baajsct
Est
en
CNR
SJ
quuwe
&
Moose
43
United
and
CathoUe
23
GR0.TTQ
AT
!
will
of
ftetaOy
proteat
to
the
Mary.
lebone
Cricket
Club.
BADMINTON
-B-
Division
Jan
33
U
i
C
No
i
n
IfsUaide:
RAipcrt
.No
3
va.
CNR:
PRfi
No.
1
Rupert;
Msiok
!MU
A.C:
CNR
Vo
1
vs.
Moose
MUlasde
No
3
vs.
PRE.
Jan
3e-U
tt
C
No
2
vs
Hillside:
Rupert
No
1
v
CNR:
PRE
Nu
In
Rupert
:
Moav
No
1
v
U
ft
C
CNR
No
2
vs
Moose
HilUWIe
No
1
r
:
Tuesday,
Jsiusyy
17.
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of
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Sport
World
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ta
tararnrBrara
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ata
ar
aa
a
ratanuai
CRICKET
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Australia
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Expqrt
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Menn
Oate
picture.
i
palntins
a
poi
tr
nt
ul
Waiter
Lnulrum.
Ue
fa-:r;fw
Australinn
oillurds
pwer.
:u
Laodon
The
portrait
U
Vo
be
bought,
bj
a
nunber
of
Australians,
aqc
will
be
presenlad
to
tho
Australian
nation.
Paoto
shows
Captain
Lougvtaffe
putting
the
finishing
tcucr.eji
to
Updrusa
pwtrsik
at
Thurston's,
uteester
Square
Uoadou.
as
the
bUliard
prsyer
poses.
Waller
Undrura
is
also
fhon.
Details
of
G.aipe
j
AtPortSimDSonl
Orollp
Lost
Out
in
Latter
State
of
Second
Half
.Monday
Mctit
PORT
SUtfaON.
Jaa-
17-"Spec
uu
to
rvuy
nnv-
th
flkroW,
senior
team
of
Prince
Rupert
wsw
defeated
by
.
the
Young
People's!
Educational
Association
here
uisv
Monday
night,
the
score
being
37-jlS.
The
game
was
very
excitln.
and
clean
playing
07
both
teanu
ajas
featured
throughout
The
YPC
A
was
four
points
In
the
lead
at
the
end
of
first
period
Xhr
moj.
exciting
moment
wai
when
the
Orotto
caught
up
to
tr.e
7-PJ8-A
in
the
second
half,
and
the
score
was
even
The
vtsMors
were
out-distanced
again
by
the
local
team,
with
It
potnU
m
the
lead
at
the
linal
whistle
Tre
line-up
and
Individual
seor-in?
Were
Orotto
senior
team
Ritchforrl
4;
Currte.
W-nrtel
1
S!ilkr
3.
Un-ger
Hunt
Motrlvm
3
Yo
int
Pr
PMu-i'lnnal
A-
snrLvlpn
ankev
17
Wf'rv
4
Bry!)'
2
T:u
4.
Ifnot
and
Jhn-
Sport
Letter
Box
PltTKST
AT.
ItKI'ORT
Cdltor.
Daily
New:
I
am
writing
you
this
ksUar
in
protest
of
the
reaort
regardiog
the
MetiakpUa
AthleUc
Club-You
n
Peopifs
Educational
Association
basketball
game
-which
was
played
here.
The
detailed
account
which
appeared
in
your
paper
on
Jaaaary
a,
I
think.
Is
a
deliberate
aUavapfe-aanUUon
of
the
facts
regsrsapa.
ibis
aame
It
was
sUted
in
your
paper
that
the
visitors
walked
off
the
floor
in
protest
nf
the
referee
lag,
of
the
local
official
Lawson.
also
that
the
fame
ws
very
ragged
and
rough
at
times.
The,
following
Is
the
true
account
which
I
witnessed
myself
The
game
was
typically
.similar
to
smother
bssltftHwll
gamf
except
that
it
wa
exceptionally
fast
and
both
teams
fought
pretty
hanl
for
supremacy,
the
local
boys
clearly
de-mfXUtrsting
their
superiority
If
there
was
sny
rough
btaylng
it
was
mi
ttie
part
of
the
visitors
who.
I
believe,
found
it
hard
to
lose
after
be,in
undefeated
far
many
yers
The
refereeint
of
the
kajai
rrffl
rial
Lawson
was
fair
it
w-i
strict
th-
rlsi'lne
plavers
walked
off
the
finrir
wi
Tiin'ite
IWoir
'ho
r;r
-
K'leJ
nhi-n
'he
rrfrrir
Second
Malcji,ya
ot
o,lt
ami
l.oal
Ut
tp
Tjine
of
17
to
IS
ANVOX
Jst
17:'
'Rprrtai
Uil
NiW
Tl(
Ofptto
tkn,
l.
.u'mi
basketball
team
of
Hiu
Kuix
rt
was
!efitaa
tsvaje
by
ill
star
local
I
M
-op
aggregaUon
n
riles
of
two
waitHM
hete
last
.
Tin'
victors
were
at
a
dsadvai
..
a.s
the)
nad
liarl
litUt
sleep
rtur
Uie
previous
two
nights
and
u
pl.iyifiK
in
a
hall
to
which
tli-
u
not
ari
ttstomed
Despite
then
hndirais
hi
the
Prince
Ruix-tt
plavi
rs
ti:i:i.
a
fjne
came
in
the
first
n.
wlikU
they
almost
uccee'.i,
aiiiniiiK
Die
score
being
34
',
:t
favor
of
Anyox.
Star
player
for
visitors
were
Ernie
Ratchford
tain,
of
the
team,
aforrivm.
..
Use
forwards,
and
St-lker
uu.,
Ratchford's
work
wa
a
ur.t
watch.
He
Is
cool,
quick
a
in!
sosxroefql
and
a
steady
h:
'houjgb
ha
did
not
get
his
-ye
the
saooojd
half
of
the
gan.e
M
rifBO
plajRMf
a
good
eamr
'i
r-out
bat.
was
unfortunate
tn
.
tqg
has
leg
in
the
closlnx
ma.
vQd
having
to
retire.
9ff
sacood
game
wa
?v,
ipesdy
than
Um
flrt
and
v
Rupert
last
by
a
score
of
37
'.
NJ),
njLLIllDS
I'LAVLU
iift
tartset
games
were
pla
.
nsjd)l,sn
the
Junior
Billiard
U.
aU
s)adarnd
gaamea
bring
(u
-tisqualiried
John
Smith.
player
ot
the
Alaska
team
lt
portamanllke
conduct
u-J.
a
llberutely
threatening
to
aa
re
fere
I
may
add
that
tl.:-eussode
was
witnessed
by
.
pMgUtprs.
If
this
is
what
v.n,:
jwriar
calls
an
exception
t
son's
decUk
n
I
would
like
t
how
foul
a
vtolntton
should
t
fare
Uw
refers
shall
decklr
qualify
4
player.
You
mi
or
may
not
m
letter
sar-
in
ynar
worthv
ThK
1
1mvp
t
vour
dlsrri-ti
Uher
case
1
wikh
Jo
thalk
.
to
let
you
know
th;;
voir
..
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