Prince
Uupcrt
Daily
Jlctos
Tuesday.
January
21,
19-17
THIS
AND
THAT
v
Th
Gotg.
Malilicv
ALun
Smite,
Ins.
"My
arches
are
killing
me!"
Smilesn
Chuckles
Counsel
addressed
the
man
In
the
dock:
.
"Did
you
or
did
you
not,
on
Jhe
day
In
question,
or
at
any
other
time
previously,
or
subsequently,
say
,
or
even
intimate,
to
the
defendant
or
to
anyone
else,
that
the
statement
Imputed
to
you.
whether
just
or
unjust,
and
denied
by
plaintiff,
was
a
matter
of
no
moment
or
otherwise?
Answer
me!
Did
you
or
did
you
not?"
The
man
In
the
dock
clutched
his
throat.
.
."Did
I
or
did
I
not
what?"
he
.'gasped.
A
young
man
whose
knowledge
cf
cards
was
vague
was
roped
in
to
complete
a
bridge
four.
He
committed
his
first
mistake
by
throwing
away
a
king
on
a
trick
already
taken
by
his
opponent's
ace.
"Good
Heavens!"
bellowed
the
young
man's
partner,
"a
king
doesn'iiAVSuallyybeat
an
ace."
.
"I
.know,"
stammered
the
beginner,
"but
I
thought
I'd
let
it
have
a
try
On
a
busy
day
a
woman
walked
into
the
office
of
the
court
room
at
Atlanta.
Ga.,
and
addressing
Judge
Blank,
said:
"Are
you
the
reprobate
Judge?"
"I
am
the
probate
judge."
"That
is
what
I
was
saying,"
she
said,
"and
I
have
come
to
you
because
I
am
in
trouble.
My
husband
was
studying
to
be
a
minister
at
a
college
seminary,
and
he
died
detested
and
left
three
little
Infields,
and
I
have
come
to
be
appointed
their
executioner?"
"My
overdraft
at
the
bank
goes
to
my
wife
she
can
explain
it;
my
equity
in
my
car
goes
to
my
son
he
will
then
have
to
go
to
work
to
keep
up
the"
payments.
Olve
my
good
will
to
the
supply
houses
they
took
some
awful
chances
on
me
and
are
entitled
to
something.
My
equipment
you'
can
give
to
the
junk
man
he
has
had
his
eye
on
It
tor
several
years.
I
would
like
six
of
my
creditors
to
be
pallbearersthey
have
carried
me
so
long
they
might
as
well
finish
the
job."
Two
sisters---apparently
all
in
all
to
each
other
had
lived
together
for
many
years.
Then,
when
the
one
was
ninety-eight
and
the
other
ninety
six.
the
elder
died.
The
relative
who
undertook
the
tark
of
breaking
the
painful
news
to
the
survivor
feared
the
shock
would
be
fatal
to
her.
But
the
old
lady
bore
up
wonderfully.
"Ah,
well,"
she
replied,
"now
I
suppose
I
shall
be
;
able
to
have
my
tea
made
as
I
like
it
"
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An
Irish
judge
was
just
about
to
deliver
his
summing
up
ol
the
case
when
he
noticed
that
there
were
only
11
men
In
the
jury
box.
"Where
is
the
twelfth
jury
man?"
he
asked
Irritably.
"That's
all
right,
yer
foreman
aswered
genially:
"he
was
called
away
on
business,
but
he's
left,
his
verdict'
with
me."
'
Wags
"Sayt"
More
than
one
person
lias
been
guilty
of
mutilating
the
books
I
lent
them,
but
my
latest
experience
caps
the.
climax."
Wlggs:
"What
was
it?"
Wa.gg:
"I
lent
Blank
mv
dic
tionary
last
week
and
yester
day
he
returned
It
without
a
"
word."
Recently
a
friend
of
the
fam
ily
said
to
an
old
Boston
miser.
'Pete,
I
hear
your
neDhew
Is
going
to
marry.
On
that
occa
sion
you
ought
to
do
something
to
make
him
happy."
".You
think
so?"
said
the
old
man.
"O.K."
was
the
senerous
rejoinder,
"I'll
pretend
I'm
dangerously
ill."
The
witness
was
certainly
no
chicken
an
dthe
young
lawyer
though
it
would
be
to
his
advantage
to
get
her
rattled.
"And
now,
madam,"
he
said.
"I
must
ask
you
a
personal
question.
"How
old
are
you?"
"Young
man,"
she
replied,
"it
isn't
more
than
a
hour
since
the
judge
objected
to
hearsay
evidence.
And
I
don't
remember
being
born."
Smith
looked
un
from
his
paper
and
handed
it
to
his
wife.
"Wrong
sort
of
heading,
that,
isn't
It?"
he
said,
nointinc
to
the
line:
"Woman's
Talk."
"Why
wrong?"
Inquired
Mrs.
Smith
"Well."
he
replied,
"there
Is
only
half
a
column
beneath
It!"
It
Is
claimed
by
certain
authorities,
that
dark
-headed
men
marry
first.
It
is
suggested
in
other
quarters
that
It
Is
the
light-headed
ones.
A
man
was
.boasting
to
a
neighbor
who
lived
in
the
same
block
of
flats
that
he
had
kissed
every
weman
In
the
building
except
one.
The
neighbor,
.boiling
with
jealousy,
went
straight
home
mdt
reported
the
story
to
his
wife,
saying
with
a
suspicious
fiance:
"I
wonder,
Maggie,
who
the
woman
is
that
he
hasn't
kissed?".
"Oh,"
was
the
reply,
"I
suppose
It
wi.il
ibe
that
stuck-up
Mrs.
Macintosh
on
the
third
floor."
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ALL
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OF
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Jan.
15-22
A
A
Tattay
CANADIENS
AND
BRUINS
Second
and
Third
Place
Teams
to
Meet
Tomorrow
Night
in
Nationaf
Hockey
League
MONTREAL,
;l
Montreal
Canadiens
will
catch
up
on
one
of
two
games
In
hand
In
the
National
Hockey
League
tomorrow
night
at
Boston
when
thev
meet
the
Bruins.
Meantime
the
fast
-moving
young
Tor
on
to
.Maple
Leal
outfit
is
riding
on
;top
of
the
standing
with
a
full
four-game
or
eieht-point
mar-am
Wllirh
wiH
TT)P"in
n
1n
of
&
.....
...v
M
U
W
V...
catching
up
for
the
Canadiens.
I
Behind
the.
Canadlens
in
third
place
ride
the
Boston
Bruins
who
ail
tne
experts
thought
first
of
the
season
were
sure
the
league
championship.
Second
.game
scheduled
for
tomorrow
night
will
see
New
York
Rangers,
who
have
been
making
a
surprisingly
stood
.showlne
of
late,
meeting
the
luckless
cellar-
dwelling
Chicago
Black
Hawks.
The
league-
standings
to
date-W
D
L
F
A
Pts.
Toronto
..
.
25
.
5
9
129
91
ss
Montreal
..
2Q
Boston
U
New
York'
14
Detroit
11
Chicago
...
U
11
116
77
U
100
102
19
101
113
20
103
132
21
93
149
SHORT
SPORT
A
Toronto
Maple
Leaf-Mon-
trial
Canadiens
National
Hockey
League
match
was
ordered
post
poned
11
years
ago
as
a
mark
of
respect
to
the.
memory
of
King
George
V
who.
died
January
20.
The
tribute
was
the
first
of
Its
kind
in
the
N.H.L.'s
19-year
existence.
Thei
Chicago
-
Maroon
game
at
Montreal
was
also
called
off
January
28-date
of
the
King's
funeral.
United
States
amateur
tennis
received
a
blow
15
years
ago
today
when
Francis
T..
Hunter
followed
Big
Bill
Tilden,
his
famous
doubles
partner,
into
professional
ranks.
They
made
their
pro
debut
February
13
the
same
year
at
new
i
orK
oeiore
a
crowd
of
14,000.
COYOTE
DAYS
NEARIN6
END
EDMONTON,
ff
The
last
days
of
the
coyote,
may
be
numbered
In
Alberta
with
the
announce
ment
toy
the
government
here
ot
an
all-out
campaign
against
the
animal.
The
province
will
hire
SDecial
coyote
hunters,
allow
widespread
snaring
of
the
animals,,
make
a
number
of
coyote-killing
machines
available
to
sheep
ranchers.
At
a
recent
farmers'
here
a
loud
outcry
was
heard
against
the
prairie
wolves,
one
delegate
saying
they
were
so
bold
that
they
threatened
the
sheep-rabing
industry
in
Alberta.
BUILDERS
We
have
the
most
complete
stock
SASH.
WINDOWS
AND
FRAMES
in
Western
Canada
available
for
immediate
delivery.
Write
for
complete
catalogue
to
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&
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BOX
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North
Vancouver.
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The
Dally
News
wishes
to
draw
attention
to
the
rule
that
classified
and
transient
advertising
is
payable
In
advance
at
the
office
at
time
of
presenting
copy
for
advertising.
Those
desiring
to
advertise
In
this
manner
in
the
Dally
News
are
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to
assist
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office
and
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this
rule
by
refraining
from
telephoning
classified
in
.Sports
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
.
.Tnnortf
OS
GnvsM.
....
irtrvVi
High
.School,
.Co-operative
vs.
Port
Edward,
Sweet
Sixteen
vs.
People's
Store,
Watts
&
Nlcker-son
vs.
Gyro
Club.
BURY
IS
TOP
KEGLER
WITH
ur
174
AVERAGE
With
an'
average
game
score
of
174
points,
"Scoop"
Bury
i3
over
5,227
pins
In
the
process
In
second
place
are
R.
Soarks
on
27
names.
In
whirh
Vi
knocked
over
4,532
pins.
Here
are
th
Individual
over.
Sparks
R.
(S)
33
Klnslor
N.
(B.A.)
27
McMeekln
T.
BA)
33
Arncy
D.
(Imp)
...
33
Gunderson
(Imp)
27
Bailli3
B.
(99)
9
Anderson
G.
(WN)
33
Morrison
F.
(99)
....
21
Currle
J.
(Imp)
....
33
Pierce
E.
(WN)
....
33
Simundson
m!
(S)
32
Dell
V.
(Imp)
21
Comadlna
A.
(99)
.8
Comadina
J.
(BA
27
Comadlna
S.
(99)
6
Garner
E.
(WN)
..
30
Howe'
G.
(Imp)
.
31
Ciecone
J.
(S
31
Dewar
A.
(WN)
33
SmiUv
H.
(S)
32
Stromdahl
N.
(99)
a
Domlnato
O.
(99)
..
ll
Win
die
B.
(BAl
33
Murray
D.
(GM)
.
18
Wicfc'B.
(BA)
33
VuckovichB.
(WN)
33
i
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1
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NEW
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REPAIRS
ALTERATIONS
GREER
&
BRIDDEN
Builders
and
Contractors
PHONE
RED
561
P
0.
nox
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II
CLOTHIERS
WIN
FIRST
HALF
10
PIN
SCHEDULE
The
city
10-pin
bowling
league
finished
the
first
half
of
Its
schedule
at
the
.week-end
with
Watts
and
Nickerson
up
front
by
a
single
tame
over
Savoy
in
the
33-game
series.
In
the
latest
session.
tli
Clothiers
defeated
General
Motors
twa
to
one
to
roll
up
a
total
of
23
victories
and
1Q
losses
for
the,
first
half
of
ttw
season.
School,
Co-operative
vs.
Macey's,
Crowdln?
Watts,
and
Nickerson
.it
t
i
i
.
.
.
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Gyro
January
28
B.C.
Packers
vs.
were
Savoys,
who
reached
thJ
half-way
mark
in
the
schedule
with
22
wins
and
11
losses.
In
the
week-end
games.
Ira.
perlal
Oil
made
a
clean
3-0
sweep
over
99
Taxi
and
B.A.
SCHEDULE
FOR
LADIES
"B"
BOWLS
January
23
Whirlwinds
vs.
Bankers.
Dockettes
vs.
Revenu-ers,
Watts
&
Nickerson
vs.
Peoples,
W.P.T.B.
vs.
Atlin:
Co-
cp
vs.
Khatadas.
.January
30
Dockettes
vs.
Peoples,
Watts
&
Nickerson
vs.
B.inkprs'
WPTT1
vc
fn.nn-
'
leading
the
individual
scoring
in
Atlin
vs.
Khatadas;
Whirlwinds
Lire
mens
m-pin
Downng
league
vs.
Kevenuers.
at
the
end
of
the
first
half
of
the"
j
schedule.
Bury's
174
points
are
fTUCIMIIC
CArt
averaged
from
30
games
which
OL!lUULl
l"UK
MIXED
BOWLS
1
etZ
KinSlr
f
Janua
B
Oil
lZ"
22Lipsetts
vs.
Head-
of
170.
Spatks,
who
never
missed
ets;
Thistles
vs.
Pirates;
Reddy
a
game
during
the
first
half.
...
.I
;..
,;
SSS'
ffi
i""!
V
vs.
Atomics;
Pushovers
vs.
k,j
based
of?
....
.
co-op.
,
...
-
...
ucia
overs
vs.
vs.
runypuiuer,
Klngpinners:
ages
for
the
first
half
of
ih'.
Li...
..
r.i......
Bury
S.
(S)
30
5227
5024
January
29
Midgets
vs.
Co.
op;
McMeekins
vs.
Pirates;
Push,
Head-
vs.
Reddr
Kilowatts:
Lipsetts
Atomics
vs.
Thistles.
170
:
February
5
Atnmlrs
vs
M.
4582
170
Meekins;
Headplnners
vs.
Klng-5374
163
Dinners:
Reridv
Kllnu;!if(s
vs
4348
1445
5231
3340
5205
5195
5C20
3295
1256
4233
940
453T
4737
693
1(4906
,
?47CS
1332
1610
4763
2586
4692
4691
159
159
158
157
157
157
i5'
156
156
153
152
151
149
14a
14a
148
144
144
142
142
P.O.
Box
274
Oil
defeated
Savoy
2-1.
E.
Pierce
or
Watts
and
Nlekerson
'Dowiea
the.
individual
high
score
with
541
for
the
three
games,
averaging
180,
whll
M.
Stmundson
ot
Savoy
and
N.
Stromdaht
of
99
Taxi
tied
for
the
highest
single
game
score
with
217
each.
High
aggregate
score
went
to
Imperial
Oil
with
2.479
for
the
three
games.
Savoy
bowled
the
high
est
single
team
game
wllh
838
m
their
first
sratne
agamst
o-A.
Oil.
WATTS
St
NICKERSON
Dewar
131
145
170
Pierce
198
181
158
Vuckovtch
-160
163
143
Anderson
1G3
141
168
Garner
158
103
150
Handicap
Totals'
313
744
4t
4!
853
GENERAL
MOTORS
Davis
11
122
J.
Haugen
,
..
118
153
Murray
.164
145
Holkestad
150
125
R.
Haugen
112
167
693
713
Handicap
75
75
Totals
..."
768
787
B.
A.
OIL
Wick
132
153
.Klnslor
171
197
Windle
-
139
129
Craadlna
148
140
jUcMeek'ln
180
153
770
V72
Handicap
33
33
Totals
803
805
SAVOY
Sparks
200
155
Smith
140
161
Ciccone
160
125
Simundson
217
156
Bury
169.
182
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Building
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Repairs
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Roofs,
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Red
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791
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785
833
14(3
1'47
141
129
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709
75
784
150
163
181
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154
778
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811
184
99
ICO.
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Thistles;
Pushovers
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886
'TO
T2
Rockets
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Co-op;
Pirates
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IMPERIAL
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Haugen
R.
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..
37
3312
141
Dell
163
166
167
Houston
R.
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....
15
2093
139
Howe
118
203
171
Kershaw
J.
(Imp)
11
1493
136
Currle
,
180
'121
14J
Davis
J.
(GM)
30
4010
134
Gunderson
147
189
180
Holkestad
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21
2302
133
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185
168
166
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6
801
133
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132
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810
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Green
977
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