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AMHIRBT, N. 5.. Doc 2i- ‘Skoetﬁ’ Kuhn, brilliant goal tend- er, is "fully entitled" to play with Charlottetown Abegweits so far as constitution o! the Maritime Am- ateur Hockey Association is con- cerned. President James Wry re~ plied here tonigiit. to reports em- _lhdtlllﬂ from "certain hockey circ- m ..

Discussing alleged protests from the Vallzy, Wry s*id the constitu- tion docs not require waivers from every club in the Maritime Prov- inces, but only those between the place with a claim 0n him and the place micro he whhes to play. All

‘llllllldé or the statutes had been

mpli d with, he said, and there

ld be no crnztltutiorial objec-

Oti to'hs playing with Abbles.

Bimllsr conditions existed in the ease of Kenna McNelll, now play- lng with Saint John Beavers. A more comnlct.» r-port. however, will be avevlable on this case later. be indented

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Camera To Meet GermanSensation

NEW YORK. Doc ‘ll-Mldlwll Square Gnrdrn today made I hcavywniszlii match between Walter Nmsel, yoirg Ci-i nan sensation, iirr. a giant a1-

mcst Pimp C.i' m‘: size, that set

s precodwit in Gvrlen arrange-

ments The mnt h is for l0 rounds.

Dec 29

Anxous to get ri major hearing

after kiirckn out I05 Kennedy

and Sianlzy Porcda in his first two maW-h s in shrill rliibs here. Neu- rols manoger gwiinnten lmpellit-

tiere $5 000 and tho privilege o!

taking 37 1-2 per cent. of the gate

reccipi;

Nr-usel will tnkc 50 percent of the _receint<, and if that falls below -I5.000 ho must Dill’ Impflllttlcrc ' the dlflWPlitV‘ himsclf.

lmrclliltien- rcwntly’ fought

‘Pomwiy {minivan l0 rounds here

and lost a lO-rniind derision after

being! nunrded a technical knock-

out th n li.l\‘ll'! it illkPn away a-

gain. in the sixth round

Klein To Get Big Salary

CHICAGO, Dec 21--Chuck Klein, the National League's leading slug- ger who was piir.li.s.d by Chic- ugo from Piiiliicr pine. recently, has signed his i934 contract with the

The salary llgure was not re- ,|eaied but it was undrrstcod it y‘; between $21,000 and 828,000.

H o c k e y j Standings

cANApIAN-sivranlcsiv LEAGUE

P. W. L. D-F. LIN-s. Quebec . . 12 U 5 l 31 26 l3 Providence 9 5 2 2 14 l4 12 Bostdn . 10 G 4 0 31 27 l2 Newllavcn . 13 4 ‘I 2 21 28 l0 Philldvlphls 12 4 7 1 26 28 9 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE I P. W. L- D.F.A.Pk Bvraltiisc 14 8 6 0 39 25 l8 Dctibl’. . l4 '7 5 2 27 34 16 Buffalo 14 6 4 4 3'7 2'1 1B " Olevtlnnd l4 G ‘I 1 38 39 13 ~. Windsor ... l4 8 8 0 30 3Q l2 ‘ 1Nl@ﬂ ....l4 5 8 13333 ll ;__._-- _

DIAMONDS!

il Tllllli or m i

‘l lower than any- olc n the city. We make If possible for everyone to possess the longed

' for diamond rings this Olristlss. Smashing dbeouts on watches, I ljtfs and jewellery. A

oil will prove our sﬁtsnont

Ghats l. (tsspbsll f, i Jswsllor.

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PABADBXL, 05111., Dtc 21—'I‘hs vstezan Caroouutie Soot, MacDon- sld Smith, billed his way into the lead among hho qualiﬁers for the H.000 Pusdens Open gol! chom- plonshlp today with s scintillating d1, {our strokes undrr par for the Broolwde llurfcipsl Course.

Close bohlPd him in second plsos in spilqol the fact he three-put- ted tlueognsns, was Psui Bunyan of whm rum, u. Y, with s ca. Oliver lllIW. 0! Bosch, 00111. recently turnedililoliollon- sl, finished oven with par '11 in third r"oe. when: be was tied with Pete L..l.ib of Ban Bernsdrino Smith's card included five bird- ies and be was over pu- only on the seventh

Sues For $50,000

CHICAGO, Dec 2l—Cha.rgin that a foul ball from the bst of Woody English, struck and froc- tured his right wrist, Harry Rosen- mg has sued Ch'cago Cubs for 850.000. The accident occurred last May 2a.

U. S. RATIFIES

(Continued from Page 1)

The President issued his pro- clamation otter a cabinet meeting and after another of his series ot monetary conferences with acting Secretary Henry Morgenthau o! the lreasury and Attorney Gener- al Cummings.

The text 01 the Presidential statement follows:

"Under the clear authority grant- ed to me by the last session of the Congress, I have today, by pro- clamation, proceeded to ratify the London agreement with regard to silver, which has already been put into effect by the Government of India, and which I understand other nations concerned are about to act.

opens our mints to the coinage o!

hereafter produced in the United

the depositors o! such silver sur-

hslt o! it as ssigniorags and to cover sll usual chug

pauses. ‘his dollars coined from half oi’ such newly mined silver will be returned to the depositor. The hair surrendered to the government will be retaining in tbs treasury.

Adope Resolution

government, providing stance that

in these governments

15B silver coins; that they would replace low-valued paper money with silver coins; and that they would not enact legislation that would depreciate tho vslus of silver in the world market.

"This resolution, however. was wnllllsent upon m aareemen, be- tween t-hs governments of those countries producing largo qua-nut, lea o! silver and the government!

imlnation of sn unnatural over- Bllpnly of silver on the markers o! the world. This agreement,

lowing demand and supply to 30w- em the price o! silver by the lim- itation and neutralization o1’ this oversupply derived from the melt- ing up or silver coins.

oi, on the mltktts of the world, at any tints. m4 st my price. hundreds o! millions o! ounces of silver. 1n toot. India had the power

ver coins in on Amount oqusl to the world's Plvducting fr“; the mlnes-fm‘ tho period of twtryesru

a Saint John Beavers on the latter‘!

sgning s head gear lo be worn 11y

prevent serious accidents. O O

John Beaveus, ls quoted as stating that the MJ-LL. now is furnishing better hockey than are the minor pro loops and that would be making a mistake to plﬂ up the other yarlety.

sports writer finds Maple Uisf right wingers seem to be “Jlnx-ed."

Bailey is tlghtlns for hislife at Bos- “This proclamation. in wcord- lon- "mllwk" Cmlaﬁllel‘

an.” w“), m, ‘d; 0g commas‘ kidney and suffered other injuries. Ken Doraty injured his knee se-

ggamm-d S11v9;- don", (mm “W, verey in training this season and Charlie Sands is now out of sc-

Stsoes or its possessions, subject tn Wm with B badly w! 198- 171811. rendering to the government one- “ﬁwlm- 51°39 hi5

too, "B8179" Dye, forcer ‘roronto leg when s of the Chicago Black

e5 ‘Meybﬂswkssnd was iorood out o! hockey.

ring the deplorable which Eddie Shore, “Rod" Burner and the unfortunate Irvin Baley figured. clean play his prodomn- sted in the National Hokey Lea- "n will be remembered that at we this sewn- Tlltre hove been the London oonlerencg 88 govern- few lwlmmw mm“ ungmmmuly adopt“ m, there have been some games in S11v5;- mwluﬂon pmpum by om. which no one was banished. Only my» trwo match penalties have been in- flicted, one to Shoe, another to would retrain from the policy and Hum"? and mﬂlill‘ BBIIYRMB ha" practice of melting up and debas- 5"" ml”-

°l "We mlltrlw holding or vain: um, Secretary of -the NOrth Ab. “W” qwmtllms- l°°lllﬂ8 w the el- erican Export Association,

01 Buﬂslo and New York, had boon °°"-"¢- ‘"8 5°!‘ the Pl-IPPOM 0! l-l- given preferential treatment in Grest nnmn. m said rui-tnu shlp- wdlv menu would be mods “soon "

"mdlﬂ h" "l! PW" in 615W“ csnt-pur-bushsl preference. granted

""1 "PM"?! to dump silver dsrlvod shipmmt is going direct from seller from the melting up o! Indian sil- no buys: on through consignment.

(Csnsdim he») AMHERST, N, 8-. Doc Il-In rusponso to Moncton’: request {or s neutral releree, J. A. Runway. Ki 0., President of the Maritime Hoc- key League. announced tonisht Roy Prince of Chanottetown will be chief rifertc at the Hawks- Wolverines game at Halilnx tomor- row night. Pruuse will be assisted by Harry Butler of Halifax

Timely Tips On Sport

m, Abegwe t; Lﬂnkli) :.i. 1 aiiinl home ice tonight while the Mons- ion Hawks proceed to Halli“ Y0 take on the Wolverines. I

s a .

The locals trailing the second position. wolves wiL be ull out t0 win while Monoton will be anxious to avenge their shutout oi Wed- nesday ln-vt.

O I Jack Adams, mnriagor or the Dc- troit Rod Wings, is zmorted ﬁt?-

hookey players. The head geu would resemble that worn by La- crosse plsyers and the Detroit men- tor believes that it. WOllld sewe to

Clint Benedict. coach oi Sifnt

Sa rit John

scanning over records a Toronto

"Shorty" Horne was drowned. “Ace"

lost one

It. has also been ‘shown that bar- incident in

than ever. and

Test Shipments Wheat Ihrough U. S. Ports

(thnsdisn Prom) NEW YORK, Doc. 21. - W. G.

today confirmed reports that s test ship- ment of Canadian wheat, routed vis

Two previous tut nb-‘pmsnts,’ be- cause of ir , documentary evidence. lulled to locum tbs sin-

on wheat sblwod Irom one Empire point to moths:- but not granted on wheat going through a foreign port in transit, unless it is shown the

Ml‘. Mott llld in the cs5 ol the test just msde, evidence that s Uni- ted Kingdom r tho whsst, and that his order had been received st the point of shipment beiore the wheat started on its iournu. had been included in sc-

President of the N. A. ll. A. hod gono to Iondon and confer-rod with odicisls than about dooumsdts Ic- quirod. Cm hisretum spsroolol wbest wss ssnt on the linlr Aus- onis and accepted in Britain with- out duty payment. lt wu sent from Port William to Butlslo, thence to

minutosofsttlinosms-rtboohy tbsohiosso llscklswkllhdlho llontnslllsromufinhbodupthsir Nstionslllooksyhesgmgsmobsro ab!“ deadlocked in s loonhl

0n the whole the Msrouns Msroonshodtbssdvsntspdnths

trim and tiiimpumssouzcnmq

outshot the Montroslsrs in the no»

] ond trams, the overtime period find-

ing both teams ovsn in shots. Nosr the end o! tbs third period German's Winth Oiw out- fit started to play tor s drsw, ho- quently shooting the punk up the ice when the Mucous soiled 1n. SUMMAIY Flnt Period: No score. Penalties-Councilor, Msclisnde. Second Period: _

N0 560W.

Penalties-Conacher, ‘Irottisr. Third Period:

No score. Penalties-None.

Dulllldltchllldllnllﬂ

NEW YORK, Dec. il.—(A.P.)- Ottawa Senators and New York

wit... ...... Til lllllilliliNaiwnal we» Game

AT Blli time:

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seasons and bsvo ﬂsshsd s quent moments this your. tricky passing of Dill and Iun

and Prank Bomber sho fsilod to

No score. , ' Penalties-Johnson, Shields. | l Ovorthns IIlnd:

No score. Penalties—Nono.

Quakers To Meet

(Csnsdlsa Prom)

TORONTO, Doc. ﬂl-Runnsrl-Ilp to lidoncton Hawks tor the Allan Cup last. spring, Saskatoon Quakes-s are tiesded for the eastern soo- boud. England m4 Europe. Thou played ‘st Sudbury tonight and billed for games st Potsrborough, Ont, and Moncton befor, sailing fromilslifsx 0n DooJlDor-BO.

It was announced here tonight the Quakers have tentatively I» ranged to plsy 23 games on tbs continent. They will represent can. H418 at the international ‘ ‘-

Hawks-

60-40 Chance For Recovery

(Anoobtod hon)

BOSTON, Doe. Il-Irvln "Ass" IQHELIHIINI ‘halos llsplo Loaf hockey player, today oa- hycdlhcbuglllhdhﬂ Inoehlssknllwufrsotu-od soolllslnnvdthlddlosborool tboBostmk-Ilbsstslgldtoll (hrdononDOsJ-I.

Anofflolsl statement-hood by Dr. Donald Innro, who pc- f twooporstlom ontbo bookeyplnyefsbrollhlbtedbs IowludﬁD-dlchanooloro- cover."

tournament which opes st Milan, Italy, 0n Feb. 6.

Quakers plan on playing several games in England before moving on to the continent when they oven the‘ “mods: st stoasimim onJmJO-‘Ihqﬂliinﬂorlinm Jan. l6 and ll, at Kstowtcz, Po- land. 0n Jan. 20; Krakow, Poland. Jan. 2i; Warsaw on either Jon. 22, 33 01' 24: P118110 on Jsn. 2d and 2'1; Budweiser. Jan. 39: Vienna, Jan. 80 B-bd lieb. 1: Budspmt, Fob. 2, 8 and 4: sndstwlsnlromrelmiitoil.

Alter the Lite. ‘ tour-no- ment the team will travel w 5t. Moritz for s game on Feb. 18, at Davos on Feb. 14 and l5; on Feb. l6 snd Zurich on Pep and

Racing Secretary Passes Suddenly,

(Csnsdhs ha.)

. Iis. Doc. zl-Jonpb “Bsndy" McLsllsn, .who came to the United States whm s child "as s sort o! s stowswsy", umbe- cuns racing secretory for tbs oun- tinent‘: greatest tracks, died hon

Mcbsonsn, known to tbomsnds o! Cz-nsdhn snd United States nos followers u either "Bandy" c "Joe" passed sway in his sloop. While silffarizig from an infiuonn sttsck tor seszrsl days, his tion was never oonsld serious.

His oxsct ago was not known, but s cslculston msds from tho stories ho loved to toil of the "grcst old days" placed him st s- bout so.

Cook Scalded As Train Cars

Crash At Depot

New York, and on to tbs United Kingdoh.

Bringing Up Father

n Y. M. G. A. BOWLING.

Rink Made OfStraw

. (Canadian Press) CALGARY, Dec ﬂl-Curlers o! Lesllevlllo, s hamlet nou- Rsd Door Alta, are not afraid o! tho big bod wolf. They have s‘ rink made of straw Six hundred bales o! straw wen used to construct tbs walls and the root. The rink bu ms sheet o! ice and bouts electric lights. There srs 32 members o! tbs club.

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I‘! KIWI LIAGUI

It Whootlsy Hint. Oyster Bed Bﬂdgo st New Glos- gow. . Riltloo so Htuntet River.

OystuBodBridgeotWbestley vac

m . ‘liosdsynlllkl. Hunter River st Oyster Ied

Brtdﬂ- ~ Whesﬂsy River st New Glasgow. Bustioo st lllltm. lstwsdu. In. B: . 076W Bod 811M! It Hunts: River

New Glasgow it Whsstlny lllvsr.

Milton st Rustioo. ‘hsodsy. In. ll:

aunts:- Rivsr st Whostlsy River.

New Glasgow It lﬂltut

Eustiso st Oyster 80s Bridge. ‘Display, In. 18:

Whestiey River st Hunter River.

Milton st, New Glasgow.

Oyster Bod Bridge at Rustico. ‘hull. Jon. l8:

Hunter Rivor st Now Glasgow.

llustioo st Whsstloy River.

1mm a Oma- Bod prism. Saturday. ha. 21:

Now Glsqow st Huntsr River.

Whostley River st Bustloo.

0M0:- Bod Beth; st Hilton.

Oslnss schodulod for Bsturdsy night m‘ be played on Friday w‘! at u magnum-n suits

‘lhssbovesdsedulolstobsplny- qginom section,» thsondot whlchtbs tounsfinisblng second and third play home and homo gsinsggosbtooounttodoeides winnorsoplsyoffwlthtbslirst plsoshosmfwtheloogisochsm- pionsblp. '11:, lstter plw of! Ls to bslssrhsollgsmsgths first snmotouonwdin tssnfsrtnk.

-Veteran Joc- key Basses

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GEE .-8i{-hlllhd little Tod Sloan rods

murmuttnmv mummies

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Suggestions

We have a very nicr Line of

CIGARS

Marguerites, Simons, Bachelor, Punch, ctr.

PIPES

Dunhills, Meerschaum. Hands, Monaco, Ashley. Admiral, etc.

In all shapes and price»

We have some nice

Case Pipes Fornlerly selling SIM-Now $2.19

Our Cigarette line is one of the best.

‘I T u r re t, Winchester. Buckingham, Gold Flak! Sweat Caporal.

sic.

W? sol! o complch line of Chocolates.

and sung other wonder- Illl Gifts‘.

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