10
&
rill
m.
TODAY
fO
SATURDAY
ISrfnce
Uupttt
Dallp
jSclus
Thursday,
March
17,
1913
'AND
GUN
CLUB
TO
n
Aft
ShOtS
JMUI
1
J,IUU
i
f
URGE
CHANGES
205
-
:
9
Much
of
the
reproach
to
Conn
Smythe's
proposal
for
a
,70-game
National
Hockey
League
schedule
.turned
down
at
last
,
week's
N.HX.
huddle
In
Toronto,
was
from
the
fans'
point
of
!
view.
There
Is
some
evidence
1311
BURNS
LAKE
Tweedsmuir
li
Park
Rod
and
Gun
Club
will
849
:
urge
an
earlier
opening
of
streams
and
creeks
for
trout
jQ'
fishing
at
the
forthcoming
pro-155
vincial
game
convention
at
Har-172
rison
Hot
Springs.
C.
W.
Beck
will
represen
tthe
club
as
dele-
Handicap
18
18
Totals
800
889
NOBLE
&
WICK
HolKestad
196
266
P-
Bck
112
121
M.
Baxler
198
190
B.
McChesney
119
155
E.
Petersen
61
149
Handicap
56
56
.
Totals
742
937
BOOSTERS
Vi
Patrick
150
48
Y.
Chartrand
109
108
T.
Cole
138
208
N.
Kennedy
121
204
A.
Denton
177
143
Handicap
74
74
Totals
769
785
BUSY
BEES
T.
Stewart
123
J.
Helgerson
173
102
J.
Guthrie
134
111
M.
Hoban
187
104
K.
Davidson
197
155
Y.
Ewart
77
Handicap
91
111
Totals
899
660
that
it
was
not
popular
with
the
ALLAN
LADD
IN
THRILLER
Takes
to
Wide,
Open
Spares
.
in
pVbisperjnj
Smith"
For
the
first
time
In
his
screen
career,
popular
Alan
Ladd
guns
his
way
into
the
wide,
open
spaces
and
for
the
first
time
he
is
filmed
in
Technicolor
in
his
new
action
drama,
'Whispering
Smith,"
which
comes
to
the
Capitol
Theatre
this
Thursday,
Friday
and
Saturday.
Co-starred
with
Ladd
in
the
story
of
railroad
hijacking
in
the
Old
West
are
Robert
Preston,
Brenda
Marshall
and
Donald
Crisp,
with
support
from
William
Demarest,
Fay
Holden,
Murvyn
Vye
and
Frank
Fayln
Based
on
the
novel
by
Frank
H.
Spearman,
the
film
concerns
the
adventures
of
"Whisper
'
either
Andy
'Montreal
847l,eaThe
Payers
change
will
be
requested
.mnnrt.Th,
Standard)
O
Brlen
takes
it
up
nn
hv
thp
t.imp
.hp
uii
Ulan
kv
wit.
wm&
nni
,c.
,
giwuuii
1
1,
15.-)
"
.
..
f-m
th
nnlnt
of
view
Of
the
it'
season
opens
at
present,
all
.
,
i
r
,
,
,
.
11J:
.
'.
rn
fho
inn
whpn
hp
asks:
ROSA
LEES
WIDEN
LEAD
Roaa
Lies
w
idened
their
lead
in
the
Ladies'
B
League
standings
this
week
by
taking
three
games
from
Big
Sisters,
the
only
team
to
win
three
straight
ames
in
the
session.
The
standings
now
show
thm
with
16
points,
three
above
their
nearest
competitor,
Boosters.
Star
of
the
session
was
A.
Hol-kestad
of
Noble
and
Wick,
who
bowled
high
score
in
both
single
and
three-game
departments.
Her
top
score
for
single
game
was
266
and
for
three
games,
680.
Rosa
Lees
3,
Big
Sisters
0.
Miller
Bay
2,
Noble
and
Wick
1.
Boosters
2,
Busy
Bees
1.
Toilers
2,
Belmonts
1.
Stars
2,
Brownwoods
1.
iia
v-
-
the
,
107
the
trout
have
gone
to
132
77
spawning
grounds
and
local
,
fishermen
are
deprived
of
creek
'
"If
you
snea
ouu
pounas
per
season
in
a
60-game
schedule
wouldn't
the
prospect
of
a
70-
fishing.
91
677
,
;..!
v.
v,
came
erind
horrify
you,
too?'
o
fthe
club
is
under
considera-
!
Andy
uses
Canadiens
Ken-tion
Reardon
to
his
point.
ney
prove
with
the
idea
of
making
BELMONTS
M.
Lewis
162
B.
Windle
175
G.
Tubb
153
.
166
Alter
tailing
a
iuuk.
ai
ncaiucu
the
other
night,
the
writer
spoke
;
of
him
as
a
"fatless
fellow"
and
'
as
finely
groomed
as
any
Major
'
professional
athlete
could
ever
i
hope
to
be.
"But
the
scales
don't
lie,"
Reardon
told
him.
"After
young
pepole
aware
of
the
importance
of
conserving
wild
life,
excepting
predators.
A
trout
derby
has
been
'
arranged
for
district
school
children
on
the
first
Saturday
following
the
opening
of
the
ing
Smith,"
a
soft-spoken
rail
,1S
SPRING
!
191
99
142
153
161
70
816
185
149
148
171
180
66
903
140
ANNETTES
TAKE
LEAD
(Continued
nom
l-ae
4)
road
detective
whom
bad
men
fear
and
all
women
love.
Ladd
routs
train
wreckers
and
looter
M.
Fivnn
Totals
'
as
he
pursues
his
dangerous
Job
PEOPLES
STORE
SCUBY'S
J.
Thornton
...
W.
steeves
G.
Van
Meer
..
.
151
70
877
.
121
.
137
114
135
91
66
664
239
184
99
220
141
71
M.
Scharff
E.
Anderson
...
Handicap
..
Totals
TOILERS
M.
Wide
A.
Davies
E.
McLeod
B.
Ellison
J.
Menzies
Handicap
...
Totals
.........
STARS
G.
Mclntyre
.
L.
Keavs
M.
Nesbitt
M.
Kasper
J.
Dickens
A.
Kasper
Handicap
..
Totals
i
!
ORANGE
207
E.
Muld
149
F.
Van
HWn
'
1U
J.
Arnev
190
C
Wlilon
an
ordinary
game
I
usually
find
I've
lost
seven
pounds
but
after
a
pressure
game
the
lost
avoirdupois
ranges
up
to
nine."
Figuring
in
terms
of
a
60-game
schedule
of
"average"
games.
Andy
says
that
Reardon's
lost
NATIVE
LOSES
164
126
99
170
145
70
774
174
147
99
136
182
t;6
804
190
196
149
136
163
71
905
167
122
135
139
174
98
835
L.
Smith
of
protecting
the
lives
and
property
entrusted
to
the
railroad.
Set
against
this
background
is
the
personal
story
of
Ladd,
the
woman
who
didn't
wait
for
him
but
married
his
best
friend,
B.
Uzick
Dresses
Coats
O
Suits
162
253
155
80
208
207
157
188
1
37
2"7
37
37
...
856
972
ANDERSON
132
174
218
104
125
209
166
197
.
...
137
80
778
764
weight
therefore
totals
some
420
!
ROSA
LEES
1
M.
Postak
213
176
137
J.
Boulter
168
177
137
,
G.
Smith
174
1
60
1
68
;
E.
Clark
144
15
182
b!B.
Dunbar
206
234
212:
I
Totals
905
912
836
B;
BIG
SISTERS
t
m
B.
Gomez
211
264
190
1
I.
Muncev
f.4
127
111
Z
M.
Smith
145
154
110
Z
E.
Rothwell
164
150
94
2
E.
Bond
146
165
168
2
Handicap
34
34
34
J
Totals
:.
754
8
9
4
707
j
!
MILLER
BAY
B.
Peterson
174
189
192
jP.
Roberts
195
147
183
I
E.
Davis
144
189
179
E.
Iley
134
170
118
'
M.
Vincent
135
176
161
1
HI
ARM
AFTER
'DRINK
OR
TWO
130
10,3
BURNS
LAKE
George
B.
804
Shaw,
a
Babine
Indian,
was
sentenced
to
two
months
in
jail
AND
OUR
CASH
PRICES
Handicap
Totals
GORDON
it
S.
Ramsay
I.
Garner
.........
B.
Smith
C.
Barrie
Low
score
Totals
954
801
j
Totals
.
196
'
,S.aville
i
D.
No!0I1
Tulals
j
pounds.
Add
on
the
"pressure"
rresion,
ana
tne
latter,
a
lusty
games,
play-offs,
heavy
pre-
railroad
foreman
who
gets
in
season
training
and
routine
with
the
wrong
crowd
and
finds
practice
sessions
and
the
total
himself
up
against
the
steely-probably
ranges
around
500
nerved
Ladd
with
the
soft
voice
BROWNWOODS
in
ALWAYS
SAVE
YOU
MONEY
PEOPLES
STORE
as
the
supplier
of
liquor
to
a
189
17
native
who
later
slioned
be-
153
neath
the
wheels
of
a'.passen-
pounds
a
season
D.
Rands
102
L.
Donaldson
146
M.
Krecsy
139
M.
Eby
M6
M.
Maeee
131
Handicap
98
Totals
782
I
Brenda
Marshall
returns
to
a
medical
tne
screen
after
several
years'
"It
doesn't
take
trt'r
train
anri
lnsf.
nn
arm
RBBIIIBI
111
98
838
MANSON-3-
T.
Dell
F.
Veitch
..:
B.
Rudderham
H.
MacLeod
....
D.
RiKiderham
Handicap
Totals
177
184
177
.184
154
.
187
129
163
203
105
.70
70
911
800
145
100
194
88
129
184
115
156
loll
The
le
102
f?
DeJon's
Annette's
1
Savoy
Swiaeers
155
Malison's
li'.O
Variety
143
Talt
ii
Odowes
147
Orange
WHAT
IS
THE
DRAUGHT
RATING
OF
YOUR
CHIMNEY
QUICK
The
injured
Indian,
Mark
authority
to
conclude
mat
mis
-uatntc
iu
piay
mswns
wur
Michel,
'
is
making
fair
'recov-
strain
is
'
plenty
severe
on
the
and
the
additional
cause
of
ery
j
human
machinery,"
concludes
friction
between
the
two
friends
Shaw
was
picked
up
on
the'Andv-
"Not
a11
Payers
lose
as
As
Preston
becomes
more
In-Babine
reserve
after
Constable
'
much
as
Reardon
but
even
half
volved
with
the
bandits,
it
be-William
Richmond
had
detect-'
tne
amount
Per
game
mut
en-
comes
more
difficult
for
her
to
ed
the
odor
of
alcohol
on
Michel
taU
awesome
physical
stress
in
hide
her
love
for
Ladd,
which
as
he
was
being
treated
for
his
addition
to
wear
and
tear
on
the
adds
to
the
tension
between
the
injuries.
Constable
Richmond
oId
nervous
system.
Top
it
all
men.
They
eventually
fight
it
combed
the
reserve
and
found
with
the
extended
play-off
pres-"
out
in,
one
of
the
high-spot
You
don't
know?
Neither
do
we
off
WESTVIEW-
G.
Thain
D.
Dibb
L.
Phillipson
.
P.
Wallace
..
.
LADIES'
B
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W
L
Rosa
Lees
16
5
Boosters
13
C
Millr
Bay
12
Toilers
12
0
Belmonts
10
11
Noble
and
Wick
10
11
Brownwoods
9
12
Stars
-
9
13
Big
Sisters
8
13
Busy
Bees
5
16
Shaw
in
a
slightly
intoxicated
,
sure
and
y?u
wonder
how
there
scenes
of
the
picture.
hand,
but
we
have
the
equipment
to
test
the
draught
and
if
you
suspect
your
chimney
of
imperfect
drawing
powers,
consult
us.
If
your
chimney
needs
more
length
we
will
tell
you
exactly
how
much
should
be
sdded.
THOM
SHEET
METAL
Ltd.
253
First
Ave.
E.
Black
884
is
anything
left
on
the.
teams'
condition.
,
Shaw
later
admitted
that
he
had
given
Michel
"a
drink
or
two."
rosters.
Certainly
modern
hockey
must
cut
years
off
a
man's
playing
life.
And
off
his
life,
period."
WINDLE
BOWLS
MIGHTY
SCORE
Benny
Windle
of
Stones
wa
iim;ki,
act
Xotirr
of
.i)lialion
fir
C'crtlficale
of
liiiiiroeincii(s
CROYDON,
Surrey,
England,
P
Questions
answered
bv
Crovi
Jubilee
No
1.
Juoiiee
t.o.
3.
Jubilee
j
Ko.
3.
Jubilee
No.
4,
Jubilee
No.
5.
juDiiee
no.
o.
juDiiee
no.
i.
juuu
i
jnn'c
Municipal
Information
LONDON
O
Two
Londoners
ere
making
1
($4)
daily
for
one
hour's
work
collecting
small
fed
worms
from
the
River
Thames
at
low
tide
for
sale
at
iNU.
O
Ulillt.'l.tt
Bluaw
1
v
;
Bkeena
Mining
Division.
j
Where
located
:
North
'
Ford
of
Khutze
River
approximately
12
miles
i
from
Tidewater.
I
scoring
maestro
in
the
latest
session
of
the
men's
flve-plii
league,
bowling
a
mighty
831
for
three
games,
something
of
a
record
for
recent
times.
His
contribution
to
the
team
score
was
built
up
on
game
scores
of
238,
289
and
304
which
helped
noticeably
in
holding
his
team
at
the
top
of
the
league.
2s
6d.
a
pound
to
owners
of
pet
i
,
.1
l
,
I
-v
:
j
I:
SCAMPERS
Bureau
in
a
month
included:
"What
were
the
ages
of
Romeo
and
Juliet?"
'How
do
you
wash
corduroy
trousers?"
"At
what
time
was
marbles
played
by
adults?"
and
"What
was
the
name
of
Bill
Sykes'
dog?"
.fish.
The
worms
are
considered
Lawful
holders:
J.
M.
Meldurm
No
29977
F,
J.
G.
Cambbell
No.
!
24297
F,
Lora
M.
Smith
No.
12260
F,
Marjoris
C.
L.
Smith,
now
Mrs.
Mur-
a
"fishy"
delicacy.
(Trd.
M.i.
Heg.)
I
fuvtmrile
play
sIiik-
is
lour
bark
more
iitlrwtivf,
LAMESLEY,
Durham.
England,
.
Rev.
John
Croft.
98.
is
believed
to
be
England's
oldest
active
vicar.
(
mm
lh
jorie
C.
L.
Fisher
No.
12261
F.
Number
of
the
holders
free
miner's
certificates
:
.
M.
Meldurm
No.
29977F.
J.
G.
Campbell
No.
24297
F.
Lora
M
Smith
No.
12260
F.
Mnrjorie
C.
L.
Smith,
now
Mrs.
Marjorie
C.
L.
Fisher
No.
12261
F.
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notice
that
I.
W.
H.
Forrest
You
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it
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The
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ain
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r
unit
ronifortulilc
nil
Minuixr
long
itli
a
pair
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Simun
Sraniprrs
oil
dirplay
ut
our
More.
.
I
of
Victoria.
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iictini?
as
Ai:ent
for
,
the
said
owner.-;.
Free
Miners'
Cer-
j
tificute
Nos.
as
above,
intends,
at'
the
end
of
sixty
days
from
the
date
j
hereof,
to
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for
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OW...
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85
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issuance
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