Th
newly-formed
Athlon
Angling
club
ovef
ln
the
old
country
held
their
first
rally
at
Walthanstow
Reservoirs,
fishing
for
pike,
recently
One
of
the
members
of
the
club,
who
did
not
Intend
to
cat:h
cold,
well
wrapped
up
ln
a
blanket,
1
BREMER
IS
BEING
HELD
All
Efforts
to
Secure
Releake
of
St.
Paul
Hanker
Have
So
Far
.Met
Failure
ST.
PAUL.
Minn.,
Jan.
27:
Following
failure
of
all
contact
plans
which
have
been
made
to
date,
re
latives
of
Edward
G.
Bremer,
kid
napped
St.
Paul
banker,
are
making
renewed
efforts
to
secure
release
pf
the
brewing
capitalist
by
payment
if
$200,000
ransom
money.
Federal
and
local
police
officers,
it
is
dated,
have
agreed
to
stay
out
of
the
case
until
after
Bremer
has
been
safely
returned,
Meantime,
both
Adolph
Bremer,
the
kidnapped
man's
father,
and
Emily,
his
wife,
are
ill
and
on
the
verge
of
complete
breakdown.
Both
are
fearful
that
he
may
have
been
killed
by
his
kidnappers.
There
Is
said
to
be
reason
to
believe
that
Bremer
Is
being
held
safely
in
a
small
town
north
of
Minneapolis
although
there
is
no
official
confirmation
of
this.
There
is
another
report
that
the
ransom
money
has
been
paid
over
but
that
Bremer
will
not
be
released
for
three
days,
the
abductors
being
fearful
of
capture
should
they
act
too
soon
after
receiving
the
money
Legislation
Propound
WASHINGTON,
DC.
Jan.
27:
Legislation
has
been
presented
to
Congress
for
Its
consideration
by
which
anyone
attempting
to
pay
over
ransom
money
to
kidnappers
would
be
liable
to
minimum
punishment
of
two
years'
imprisonment
and
$5000
fine.
Cunard
Liner
Is
Aground
Outside
0(
Southampton
BOUTHAMITON,
Jan.
27:-The
giant
Cunard
liner
Auultanla
was
UILMARDS
'POSTPONED
Postponed,
billiard
games
from
Tuesday
and
Thursday
night's
leagus
fixtures
tills
week
were
further
deferred
from
last
night.
The
deferred
.gAmes
are:
Oeorge
Howe.
Grotto,
vs.
William
Stuart.
Elks,
from
Tuesday
night
and
Alex
Mur
Billiard
Averages
O.
Ttl,
S.
D.
Macdonald
Ot
3
GOO
J.
Sutherland
(Emp)
5
089
P.
Pritchard
lEm)
9
1772
D.
Brown
Oy,
....
9
1756
C.
P.
Balagno'Elks)
9.
1735
C.
Baptie
QL)
9
1734
Roy
Fo-g
IE
2
380
O.
P.
Tinker
(CD
9
1729
W.
Wllllseroft
(Em)
0
1144
J.
May
Oi
9
1712
J.
Judee
(CD
,
3
503
M.
M.
Lamb
(CD
.
0
1122
E.
Batt
1G1
9
1C70
J.
Doherty
(Elks
7
1273
O.
Howe
(G)
7
1283
F.
Aldridgc
(Em)
-
8
1450
M.
McLachlan
(Em)
3
541
E.
Morris
Elk)
2
360
W.
Stuart
(Elks)
8
1432
J.
Bulger
(Elksl
9
1C05
C.
Youngman
CL)V.7
1245
A.
Donald
(Em)
.."9
1502
W.
E.
HuUon
(G)
.
0
1038
W.
Ranee
CL)
'...!..
.
1
172
B.
Morgan
OI
9
1529
J.
Saunders
(Elks)
7
1210
M.
E.
Younir
JEm)
.
9
1490
L.
Raabe
(Emp.)
....l
1C0
A.
Hnrvcy
ICL)
8
1301
A.
Murray
CL)
7
1J27
H.
Menzle
Elks)
9
1410
A.
Bcole
(Emp)
2
305
W.
Lamble
Elks)
.2
287
.
Zartaroskl
(O)
...1
138
RIl.I.IAltD
KCIIEDUI.i:
BRIDGE
Ave.
February
1-Orotto
vs.
Swift,
uBruuim
uuusiae
eouinampton
liar-j
Cold
Storage
v.
I.
O.
O.
F.
oor
nere.
it
was
refloated
without
I
February
8-Grotto
vs,
193
193
192
191
190
188
187
ISO
183
183
181
180
180
179
178
178
174
173
172
January
30
Empress
vs.
Grotto.
February
1
Legion
vs.
Elks.
February
6-Elks
vs.
Empress.
February
8
Grotto
vs.
Legion.
February
13
Elksj
vs.
Grotto.
February
15
Empress
vs.
Legion.
February
20-Orotto
vs.
Empress.
Cold
aamaKc'
Storage.
Swift
va.
I.
O,
O,
F
.
7-
"
February
1&
Grotto
vs,
LOO
P
Oet
quick
results
with.fc.wanUd
Jfiwlft
vs,
Cold
Storage,
CB2
He
Drops
Them
In
Bob
Houston,
sophomore
centre
o
Ur
Washington
State
C
.!!
ge
basketball
team,
snows
what
a
;;nap
it
is
to
srore
a
basket
wl-.Ue
Don
Lynch,
student
manager
look
on
with
seme
amazement.
Houston,
6
fe;t,
7t,
Inches
tall
and
weighing
220
pounds,
is
all-round
athlete,
having
earned
his
Varsity
letter
as
a
football
and
baseball
player.
He
s
22
years
oil
and
r.alls
from
Tacoraa,
Wash.
HAWKS
BEAT
CANADIENS
I'd
if
a
no
Scores
Overtime
Victory
To
Renew
ltil
For
America
11
Divkion
Puck
Honors
ray.
Canadian
Legion,
vs.
W.
E.
Wll-
liscrolt.
Empress,
and
M.
M.
Lamb
j
CHICAOO,
Jan.
27:
-Chicago
vs.
J.
Sutherland
from
Thursday
:
Bla
Hawks
renewed
their
bid
for
night.
All.
It
Is
expected,
will
be
run
"upremacy
of
the
American
Divl
olf
over
the
week-end.
j
slon
of
the
National
Hockey
League
when
they
defeated
the
Montreal
jCanadlens
by
a
score
of
two
to
one
ln
an
overtime
contest
here
Thurs-'day
night.
FIC.IIT
POSTPONED
200
1
-1081,
NEW
YORK,
Jan.
27:
The
Can-197jzonerl.Locatclll
fight,
scheduled
to
195
(take
place
here
last
night,
was
193
j
postponed.
Basketball
Standing
Senior
League
W.
Giotto
3
1.
N.
R.
A.
3
Kalens
0
tallies'
League
Cardinal
:
4
7omet
2
High
School
0
IntermrdUte
League
High
School
3
Warriors
,2
Merchant
1
Junior
league
Scout
2
170
1
Trojans
2
1C9
Flashes
l
iriC,Bcythlans
1
1C0
!
--.
103
j
ici;
1571
BASKETBALL
153
j
January
29
C.N.R.A.
vs.
Grotto;
H
I
High
School
vs.
Warriors:
Comets
....
-
-
,
..
.
iujHi,i,
February
1
Kalrns
vs
Grotto;
Merchant
vs.
Warriors;
High
School
vs.
Comets;
Scythians
vs,
Scouts.
February
8-Grotto
vs.
CN.R.A,;j
Warriors
vs.
High
School.
tJardln-'
als
vs.
Comets:
Scouts
vs.
Flashes.
February
12
Grotto
vs.
Kalens;
'
Warriors
vs.
Merchant;
Comets
vs.
High
School;
Trojans
vs.
Scouts,
February
15
Kalens
vs
C.N.R.A.,
Merchants
vs.
High
School;
Hleh
School
vs.
Cardinals;
Flashes
vs.!
Scythians.
February
5
C.N.R.A,
vs.
Kalens;
High
School
vs.
Merchants;
Car-!
dlnals
vs.
High
School;
Scythians
vs.
Trojans.
February
19-
C
N.R.A.
vs.
Grotto;
High
School
vs.
Warriors;
Comets
v'CitfdJ.nAls,
,jj3sv:U,ejuc,
Trojans,
I
Si-
na
two
TOR
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27,
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CONCERT
IS
Jonkher
Diamond
ENJOYABLE:
h,
Pur.cha.s.ed
B?
Diverting
Novelty
Was
Feature
of
j
Entertainment
last
Ni;ht
At
First
United
Church
Jewelry
Magnate
JOHANNESBURG,
South
Africa.
J.;n.
27:
The
now
famous
"Jonk-
her
Diamond,"
726
carats,
as
large
A
clever
and
diverting
novelty
in
af
a
hen's
egg
and
t0
tne
dark
faces
and
costumes
entltlri'Wwert
ln
the
world-
which
was
sold
"Radio
Dwarf
Quartette"
was
the
t
week
y
Jacobus
Jojikher,
Boer
novel
feature
of
a
splendid
enter-
farmer-
whose
employee,
a
native
bo'-
found
e
while
at
work
tainment
which
was
put
on
last
Bern
night
by
the
choir
of
First
United
:
Church
under
the
direction
of
Choirmaster
J.
S.
Wilson.
This
novel
arrangements
songs,
quartettes,
patter,
topical
songs,
etc..
occupied
the
entire
second
half
of'
the
evening's
program
and
was
received
with
mush
enthusiasm
and
favorable
comment.
Taking
the
leading
parts-
were
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
J.'A?
Tens,
J-
S.
Wilson
and
Bert
Cameron.
The
first
half
of
the
evening's
on
the
farm,
has
now
been
acquired
for
$350,000
by
Sir
Ernest
Op-penheimer.
South
African
diamond
magnate.
pipe
organ
solos
by
Miss
Swanna
Qlafson.
Rev.
C.
D.
Clarke,
the
pastor
presided
and
made
suitable
comments
during
the
proceedings.
The
personnel
of
the
choir
Is
as
follows:
Miss
Mary
Sharp.
Mis
Margaret
Fossum.
Miss
C.
M.
Ir-
program
included
three
choral
vine.
Miss
Betty
Eastman,
Mis-;
numbers
with
descants;
violin
so-
Cattle
Eastman,
Miss
Edith
Miller
los
by
Bert
Cameron;
vocal
solos
by
Dr.
R.
G.
Large;
selections
by
the
Junior
Symphqny
Orchestra
under
direction
of
BSrt
Cameron;
vocal
folos
by
Mrs.
P.
C.
Miller;
vocal
duets
by
Dr.
and
Mrs.
R.
G.
Large;
choral
selections.
"Dancln?
Mrs.
R.
O.
Larga,
Mrs.
P.
C.
Miller
Miss
Alleen
Yates,
Mrs.
A.J.
Squire,
Miss
Edith
Wilkinson,
Bert
j
Cam-eron.
Dr.
R.
G.
Large,
J.
A.
Ten?
George
Wilson
and
O.
A.
Edg-
eumbe.
on
the
Green"
and
"The
Gentle:
w.
H.
Manuel,
C.N.R.
travelling
Maiden?
vocal
solos,
J.
A.
j
Teng:
auditor,
after
spending
a
couple
01
quartette.
Dr.
and
Mn.
R.
G.
Large,
j
days
here
cn
official
busine.?
Mrs.
P.
C.
Miller
and
J.
S.
Wilson;
sailed
by
the
Princess
Adelaide
las
recitations
by
Miss
E.
M.
Earle:
'
night
for
Vancouver.
CHURCH
NOTICES
F!RST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
iMiiustrr,
Rev.
U
I),
Orant
Hollingwortli.
BJl.
Organist:
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
11
A.M..
Srmon
Subject:
"THE
VALLEY
OF
THE
SHADOW"
12:15
P.M..
Sunday
School
12:30
P.M.,
Westview
School
v
7:30
P.M..
"THE
HOUND
OF
HEAVEN'"
Based
on
the
poem
by
Francis
Thompson
of
the
same
title.
EVENING
MUSIC
Anthem,
"Send
Out
Thy
Light"
Solo,
Selected,
Mr.
John
E.
Da
vey
All
visitors
welcome
Pike
Fishing
in
Old
Country
'
1
,
IN
HONOR
OF
BURNS
Splendid
Banquet
Held
Thursday!
Night
by
Local
Eagles
Lodge
1
Happy
hours
were
spent
at
the'
Eagles'
Hall
on
Thursday
night
when,
following
a
business
and
ini
tiation
session,
members
of
the
lodge
to
the
number
of
some
fifty
'
sat
down
to
do
honor
with
n
ban-1
quet
to
the
175th
anniversary
of
the
birth
of
Robbie
Burns.
There
was
an
excellent
toast
list
and
musical
program
and
It
was
well
along
In
the
"wee
sma"
hoors
o'
the
mor
ula'
"
before
one
of
the
best
entertainments
ever
staged
by
the
lodge
was
brought
to
conclusion.
One
of
the
features
of
the
pro
ceedings
was
the
piping
in
of
The
Haggis
by
Piper
Neil
Macdonald,
James
Brawn
carrying
the
steam
ing
national
delicacy
aloft
while
members
of
the
lodge
fell
in
behind
and
marched
twice
around
the
tables."
"The
Addres
to
a
llap.gU"
as
recited
by
William
Robb
who
also
said
the
Bums
Orace.
Henry
Sroltli
was
chairman
and
toastmaster
and
kept
the
proceed
ings
moving
with
vim
and
enthu-
iiasra.
There
were
toast
to
The
King
and
the
Royal
Family,''
The
Town
We
Live
In,"
responded
to
by
Peter
Oamula;
The
Immortal
Memory."
responded
to
by
George
Lawson;
"The
Lasses,"
responded
to
by
W.
P.
Hall;
The
Imperial
Forces."
responded
to
by
Fletcher
Hemmons;
The
Chairman,
Piper
and
pianist,"
responded
to
by
Frank
Fitzgerald.
Votes
of
thanks
were
proposed
by
Henry
Smith
and
William
Robb
and
remarks
about
Burns
by
Angelo
Astorl
proved
of
Interest.
The
musical
program
Included
vocal
solo,
"Sea
Chnteys."
John
Gibson;
vocal
solo,
"The
Star
0'
Robbie
Burns."
Alex
McLean;
reel,
tatlon,
"Man
Was
Made
to
Mourn,"
Joe
Davidson;
vocal
solo,
"Scotland
Yet,"
Alex
McLeod;
comic
songs.
J.
Melville;
Burns'
stories.
J.
Gibson;
comic
songs,
J,
J.
WWington;
vocal
!
solo,
"Mary
of
Argyie."
Alex
Mc-1
Lean;
vocal
solo.
"Annie
Laurie."
'
Angus
Macdonald,
and
comic
songs
by
A,
McCann.
Community
singing
:
wus
ujso
enjoyea.
w.
v,
iiau
was
pianist
for
the
evening.
When
Friends
Drop
In
After
a
couple
of
liotirs
f
"Auclinu"
or
"Con-tract"
.
.
.
complete
an
.enjoyable
evaiing
with
.1
litflil
repaftf
of
santlwiriic,
crncK'frt,
lw-se
aixl
PHOKNIX
l.AGER.
PHOICN1X
l,AGER
i
sparkling,
pure
and
healthful
It
o
50
easy
to
serve,
and
many
preier
it
a
late
evening
beverage
because
it
aids
di-.fes
tion
nd
induces
calm
repose.
y
rt
v:rul
l
not
publish'!
r
):-;
liniur
1
'iirul
itwsnl
tr
the
(iuvtr:
a
U
Coal
Prices
Minehcad
KgtfCoal
$12.50
Minehoad
Lump
Coal
$12.50
I'cmhina
Kkk
oa'
$12.00
Stove
Coal
.
$11.50
Coal
in
Dry
Shod
and
Delivered
Dry
HYDE
TRANSFER-PHONE
580
Further
Rioting
In
Paris
Streets
llo)aKU
Continue
Their
Demon-titrations
Aiaimt
(ovrrniuent
Of
Prrmier
Chautrnii
PARIS.
Jan.
27:
There
was
further
rioting
a'nd
disorder
in,
the
streets
of
Paris
yesterday
as
Royul-Ut
influences
continued
their
demonstrations
against
the
Chau-U-mps
government
whose
removal
from
office
they
are
demanding
Gresvig's
SKI
HARNESS
Poles
-
Wax
Skis
Made
to
Order
at
Kaien
Hardware
A
Satisfactory
Place
to
Shop
PHONE:
3
Hunters!
Sportsmen!
Have
your
trophies
mounted
by
an
expert
Itmr
rugs
mounted
In
any
style.
Game
hradi
a
flaUy.
All
work
guaranteed
first
class.
FURS
MADE
UP
Write
For
Prices
K.
Dix,
Taxidermist
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