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fioryearslsthehew 1 lomrisPerk. Annular of_en~

Mitosis-co horsemen who .. Nome speed aM-‘VOPI ' W

ions will’

be right on hturday .llerioelandattweo'clockthe hone willbelinednpHiheywillcQtainfl.

R." ‘ l w I. a

lsilllllllililzr. ii.

) ‘ tm“ v

qt One oftho IIUN- classified trials of speed but the illelen Dewey.

. Ions thathal hit Gihrlottdulrll-lwaatherhasnotbaerfavorablmllargewlact. v v It However itissspestsethst oondlt-i g

Cllfl I. Trot.

I ave a little tilt with aech other nee to a cart and the events will 'rii_e baker.

and did notwishtncroaaswlordl bebeittwoln three, withchsrlss _, u the streets where they niiflt Chow formerly of Charlottetown, GIIII C- Pace. lbut now of Boston, llsss. in the

sslhiy injure pedestrians) made

p a fund and st consider-dale ex- capacity o! starter. Tramp Across; - . ense and with the _ q. e entries are as foi‘lows:— Tom Hollies, ‘i iii of the llayor and Cit an J . v .,‘ - , ‘ iieared of! Victoria Park Roads! ' Cindi A. Pace. Johnny Cope. ‘which was at the time several fe . , . v ‘deep in snow and made it into _ . ' Clean O. Trot. giirst class speedway such as is poa- Colorado Ilse. v passed by cities like Boston. New Ever Ready. ."'\'ork, Chicam and all the hatter OiaeaA. Trot. 'l‘he Allie, 38am American titles for the use Marry ‘lbdd, g 1 horsemen. Oitlsens were eaitk Captain Jackson, Kirlvwood Todd, w o recognilethe spirit of-sport dis- lle-ry Pickford, Elvsset. _._ played by the horsemen and at. British Ginger." l Every lvellflblo opportunity have . Qlenlbers will please wear a Club

been eargeriy watching the diiler Class l. Pace. put horses exercbe. Two or three ‘attempts have been made to hold hfarxlret Grattan,

ribbon on the horses bridle. They are aivailable at Large Bros.

rlllslliitii iiliii. clllclts sucll AN EVENT T0 at STAGE!)

intermediate hockey players, the Saint John, ln his place. Dr. "future greats. ui the nYflIlll-lllflfillylllfil‘ baa accepted the pelt and [Amatelur l-lgclksy As" "w l‘. will! is has)‘ orggagizlng ‘the different ‘rome no er own r.- wt sec us o t e prov nco. a Maritime lIllQfllJ 11.111 - . ~- -‘ ship being declared _..» w}; < .11 The fin-lillftirflrrilx senior championship. '1h~ Hag": i - time Amateur Hockey Alain-vial: u‘ On recount m’ this i». mg the first _ has had plans made for SCUM; t-lueyesr .nr Maritime intermediate past to organize an intermediate pit-yore, all that will he required of loop, and the plan is rapidly taking intermediate section winners will form. Ibo playing certificate» it will not J. Logan Barnhill, Jr., secreiarw-be necessary to atliiiute with the treasurer o! the Maritime Ame‘ _ M. A. H; A. this year, as longas Hockey Association, in a onmmuni- ouch P180».- hnitis an amateur card ration to G. P. Bolton, of Sussex. and is not. playing senior hockey.

A., and familiarly known as the Leagues in owmticn throughout

N". H. L [JAMES

(Canadian Press) (N. H. L. results ——- Montreal. Feb. 3. -—Mlontreal Maroons 3, Chi- “80. 0. at Montreal. Toronto Si. PM! 0, New York glnglavricans 0, (Overtime) at New or .

Challenge Accepted

We. tho (knnwall “Red Wings" lllsekey teem. do hereby accept M» dbl-Ilene; of the "nu Stan's." lOame to start at 7 o'clock, on Fri. day, Feb- 1th, in Comwll Rink.

former president of the hi. A. H/There are wveral‘ intermediate ‘iv,’ 11ml the)‘ 8P9 asked to .

"i-lther of hockey in the Mari- the province til -*~'." 'ls\ted that New Brunswick get in muwzn with Dr. Boyener as ll‘ l --‘!-'lte clubs be organized siqsoonkis possible. Moncton has an

s01 l. as possible. The letter stat- ed tlv-t intermediate winners would he declared in Nova Sootia this yen". flild the probabilities were

the North Shore and Saint John as

of the Dairy Town. have been de-

that the two provinces would play- clnred winners of the Sussex inter- nff for the Maritime intermediate mediate inane and will be eleg- ible for the PllI0“8.—*TllO Tele-

llm-‘rey championship. fining president of the southern grsgh Journal, St. John. section of the New Brunswick NOTE-This is an opportunity

League, Mr. Bolton has found that tor the intermediate hockey teams mm“ 1 the he could not devote the necessarymf P. E. island to get busy and get A Ho“! 156 127 0 ericans for cash and 911W" 11 ‘ time for organization purposes andiin on the Maritime play-off. 1'01”, y ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' " "6 ‘s,’ 1.4. Bmmmt °7 lmlooo- . mi hive named Dy, thank Boymer of, J’ s ' “Hank" Severeid will report » .- sssztflil" 1S2 lll :22 s------~»-- . . . . . . . .. Blzllrenews Belated Howl Gets B- “ml 1" 12° "l. CANNOT PLAY ' s10 15a '91s. Little Svmpathv Here: 0.-B. Men new... . Re rt a Solid F Sa n 1 ”""‘““”°‘il 5-‘ l’ 9° e or m 07 e E1 ‘é222.".u""::""::: $53 5%.‘. £33 ‘s"..i€‘.“;i“{if.‘l2.f.... of ......... ‘L. Robertson . 208 104' 164 for the Saskatoon Sheiks, -0! the

11"" Riakeuefs belated howl and Neil R. MacArthur, K. C., after H Rodd ‘ over the granting of amateur cards a thorough investigation of the‘ ' ' ' ' ' " '

in ""n¢vpfl Nova Scntia professlou- local situation. filii fin/ls little sympathy in Sydney it is felt there that these gentle- arz-ov-riinz to remarks of sporting men are probably as well posted in men interviewed Tuesday morning. sport affairs and have the good oi in the first place the cards were athletics just ss much at heart as issued, last summer and the has Mr. Biakensy. snuswk. if any, should have been "Sam Doyle is the most sensible mwlfl. then and not in the middle of level-headed man who has held the the hm-key playing season. post as president in recent Yo!" in the second place restoration and he will find Cape Breton lined of amateur cards to certain Oape up solid in his suPWPt in l!!! 9!- Breton men was recommended to fort that may be made to drive him Mr. Doyle by a commission con- out," said one commendator. --Byd- sisiing of A. D. (Hump) Campbell ney Record.

Several Games " Rogers Horllsby For Wildcats " Gets Dictum

IUENTVMJUE. Fdb. 3. -—- The ¢NiEW YORK, Feb. 3. — Rogers Kentvlile Wildcats. wlnuers of six Rornsby may prefer to remain a stmvwest teams in Prince Edward director of the St. Louis Cardinals straiillll. games from some of the and draw dividends from 1167 island and. Nova Bootia. ledve on shares of stock he owns in the club. lfi-lday morning for New Glasgow. but in doing so, ha will lose a good where they will meet the team of job as ceptsin and second base» that town in an exhibition game on man of the New York Giants. at m» em“, menu‘ $40,000 a year. This was the dictum

There ig s, -posslb1lity that they of President Charles A. Stonehain will play either the Tturo Bear- of the Giants, when informed that cuts or the stellorton teem on sm- the former Cardinal manager. trad- --~'~v evenink. The gameiwith ed to New York for Frankie Fhdsch Windsor, sot for Friday evening in and Jimmy R1118. hid b“!!! W‘ Kentviile, has been set for Wednes- elected a director of the St. Iouis dnv, Féllftlflfy, 9. Clllfl). .

‘Iihursday evening. February 3. “If HOPBBTW WWI M! l 011131 0m" Ann-u; University will meet the clui in 9t. Louis, he won't be allow- Wildcats in a game at the local ed to ‘play iua New York uniform. arena. This will be tlw fikiiiivid ap- Mr. Stonehsm said. “That has been pearanoe of the iov-ai outta. on ruled by President Heydler of the home ice this season. . National League, and of course. the

. w ‘“’"‘I‘i New York club will observe the v i-j-x-v - "mum"

f ovlilliwulsllal

"slaw GiLMlilOW. Fe . .. and

League Leading

Melanson, New Glasgow. WW8!‘-

weight. regulated fro’: Si‘. John last Truro

eveni . e neon. “'8 i. o6 I'V-

ine olfuthat city recently but. tho 3

bout was stopped in the third round by the Dosing. Commission. The leaf. tins» . i ~»-;.'4.1~1i oniah hocl Pylsts intruded the ieesuo Irvine ha nearly w¥i?t?'“sa.ne. loading Tito... Basra-st cubs s. eur- of weight on hiukand in the third 9,1" m“; l, w. m 1 lacinfat the round» the fans and Commission ds- M,“ m. 1,“ muggy; |n s rggular 5,3 cillrtl that the. 100,81 man was out |p_ C. ‘lfiprnw, gmm-e, < i” "H d3"- "" The locals played great. hockey’ ~lklanwn ls s Prim fever!" l" tonigtill, presenting s forward llo-- Finish!» and he will rstnfrtoihs that easily outsiulted the leagur ossy. @111 in iv "on time l" leaders. a defence that showed‘ m"! G°l'd°," " "1 l l" "m" stonewall work "all through‘ the

ti i . ‘ l ll I l‘ mam a goalie that knew hisv

- Babhursi; Rinks 35".‘! him“ " Default Match

v (VAINNING, Rh. I. -— Ted Miller. ' 1 crack ie fovfllo (Xflninliflfllflf GYUJNIIY. Feb. 3. -— Bsthurst 492'" l . ‘P05115977?’ mill?" M‘ has defaulted its challenge for e ‘idw- bones in iilDiflt-‘I 1V"! ‘Ill’ Mobs-lien Cup, according to s tee- guc "H116 beflleel tllellolslienisls zy-lrn ngglwad by the Sydney curl- and the Bankers. The-ill!!! V" ing Club officials. The North Shore! received in the final session. Who'll aggregation was to have played the‘ Miller shopped l lllfil llltlt with 19¢" “whom”- wmflm

the Jew and just below the aye. “om, 5,4“, (ma, mylflbgfl hue . . ‘l7 ‘m’ u" "m"! played for the trophy. emblematic "l V" Wllliilfl“ l" l "l" of the Maritime Cnriin-gschanlpuin-

tlate. »~; l i‘ .,_¢_'s,=g|;|p|, all v ggfijytws.

llllfifflltwlllllfl ii-arle; Fredericton well as Sussex. The “Jacks Cats" m“

cmincn tzaou: Zion defeated the United by 417

the high three of 685 pins.

Totah-ZBQB Trinity vs. Baptists.

Tommy Gets to l Big Engagements

‘ITRUIEIJO, l-‘eb. 3. -—— ‘Thomas Gul- nan, goal tender for the ‘Besrcats ‘Cuba. missed the train in Antigon- lsll Mdnv. Probably to the strain end futiglle due to the train wreck Vonvlav night, in which Gulnan was injured in the back, he arrived at the station too lute _to accom- pany the team. An auto was lsecured and the veteran goalie ‘went to the college town, to appear pith the Beet-cats in the anatch tonight against the Antlgonlsh

eam.

The trip of 84 miles from Truro to Antigonishvwas made by‘ Laurie Spears, of the Hub Taxi, who volun-

grntis. Mr. Spears returned to Truro at 7.30 this evening. consider- ed a record trip, ‘by auto, for the month of February.

‘Sharlvzey Accepts Riokards Terms

iNiEiW YORK. Feb. 3. -— Jack isllarkey, of Boston today accepted ‘Tex Ricksrdh terms for a IB-round heavyweight elimination match against Mike MdTigue at Madison Square Garden on March 8.

Jess Mclwshon, Garden match- maker, closed negotiations with Johnny Buckley, Slisrkey’s manag- er, after a two hour conference. Mdfigue, the former light-heavy- weight champion, already had come to tennis with Rickard.

AN-nwwmuv Febv 3_ _ “mt Tlhe ten-round mmtcb between

t? ' the anish heavyweight,

e d Iifiyie pen of Wisconsin. ':ll0lI-ll'd fixed for March

Zion started the league off with the highest team total this Yell‘. and gave a good exhibition of bowling rolling 2898. J. Glow of the United rolled the high single of 259 while E. Goss of Zion roiled

" teered to bake Guinan in the game.

sustain’ f . ." flrystais, Saints "Ana Abbies

‘lhnijht st the Arena the Crys- tslaandAlJbieawillllllYi-he oat critical game in the Lentils. 8_ ould the Ahhies win they will clinch the Pmvlhciallftle, on the other hand should the Crystals repeat their win of a week. ago they will 5min tie up the League.

This ghouidghe, without doubt.

' tlhe fastest game of the series.

with the coidvspell adding a new surface of ice. which wiiLbe a‘! its no", tonight" "sienna will have

‘ “ isito. r after the gems- . v tum‘ in fetermined to ' _I% a ill.‘ especially the Oryehslenwho will play hard and ‘mna to gun‘, with Silli- phntst, flontgom p 1Q" Gallant. some m smdgflfill the evil" have Gordon, Prowse, Gauthier and Cox, working in fine shape.

Both Cox and Gauthier came into their own in Tuesday night's game at Surname aide, and are expected to repeat for the Charlottetown fans ‘tonight. .

After the senior game the Interv- mediste Aibbies and St. Dunstuns team will play, when a 800d fast game is expected. It is expected that the largest turn out of fans this season will be st the rink to» night to see the games.

L. 0. 0. Bowling .

Last night on the L. O. C. AlleYB the Ramblers defeated the Cres- cents -by a large margin of 297

2&2 also hIShest will o! 641'.

‘T0 MAJORS

Mervyn “l-iaymslter" Shea, for four years catcher with the Sacramento

'_ 15o 152 169 Prairie League. W. Fred Gordomv. . 155 209 250 right wing of the Detroit Cougars. > in the National Hockey beilgllfi-l " 931 966 1021 will not be available to his club. as

‘a participant in any galnles Played

Next game tonight at 7 p. m. by Detroit in Ontario berore March" v 7 at the earliest, Justice Smith.

made this ruling on Monday in Sun- wich, Ont. -

don broke his contract with them to play with the Cougars.

The injunction enioins she De- ‘troit club from disposing of him ipeuding a hearing of the case _in the Supreme Court of Assizes. which opens at Sandwich, Mvarch 7.

(Special to The Guardian) l-DONG KONG. Feb. 3. A batta- lion of the ‘Suffolk regiment will ar- rive here tomorrow but will not, proceed to Shanghai. The troops‘ will be quartered here and at Kow- loon.

er. has been called to China "by hi“

was announced here today. i-Q-OQZ-w-

East River Races

On Monday. February 7th the East River Racing Club will hold n! Free-for-all and Green Race on the ice off Appletrsa Wharf.

This is the first race of the sea- son for this cluh and everything looks promising for a great after- noons fun.

----¢-e->—-—i

Judge's Wife-Where shall we hang th-is wretched daub your aunt sent us for Christmas?

l-iis Honour-i don't think it de- serves hanging; we'll give it soli- tary confinement.

Wiilie-"My grandpa has reach- ed the age of ninety-six. isn't it wonderful?"

Madame Lapointe, wife of the

. ' 1 Canadian minister of justice, has,‘ just returned to Ottawa after sev sral months spent in England and‘

She declares herself high ly impressed with the imperial con-I ference, to which her husband was a delegate.

plus. Following are the scores:

lCreecente

lB. Dooley 1§6 ti. Mcinnis . ">4 J. Malone 153 J. Herral . .. 135 iP. Doyle . . . . . . . . .. 151 135 Total 2464

Ramblers - W. Carmody .. 1-74 230 196 E. McMillan . , 136 155 R. Harley 242 190 T. MoCa-be .. ‘191 135 W. Carver . . . . . . .. 186 186 Total 21431 '

u. Harley had. nishesi single 0V s-xloomow. Calif» Feb. s. —‘

Pacific Coast Lowflllfi 1155955“ chm“ was sold today to the Detroit Am-

reme Court .0f Ontario at Sand-l _ ‘ Picture shows Hon. P. C. L

mm sukawon club claim Qor- and his daughter at Victoria Stat

At tllc Curling Rinks lust lillllllli-luil \\-' h rim-

‘ltllo final gzlnlv

Scott's team had zl nlnrgiu two points at the tenth end, imt

vlslucouvau, Feb. 3.——Quei Tau eleven“, 1490118. 935111959 W115i“ l" vanc°uvltvhlcll made the score rend

government and will leave for- lllflvrjnkg v Orient at the end oi’ the week, it um] caufloug, swim; {$5.1m “(med pour s-lnw Im-n- m n-ll an two points to their Fraser added one making the final ""‘ count at the elltl of-tilc fourtoclitil." anti read 12 to 10.

trophy and Frascfs loam won a huwhv” grout fight and are now iullders or ‘ _. the wright Trophy for 1927- i" all" l pmnui Alln-rh dllion each member oi‘ the ieillll‘\\-,.|,,,,|,.~ 4 m“ ,,|,.k1,.-. will receive suitable moduli-l. j ' Gordon llugilcs’ team nllti Alex i-liuppvr, |n|.\" lllnlflvlliilil)‘, Scott's team will llnw play off for n nun-l.“- llilll‘, tun-pi“ ,, ,-.,.,1 ,,|,,,.,._‘, vulvnl whim \"tllili‘ll fnr-llsv, r-ut in thin! The following is the players and slur-iv. limo». ili-Iil-lnlls ,l|||||\\'i.~)|,.,;;! .:|l||~t n» rn-nlll mum- umIn-u :| i: xiv‘ Col Hooper . . . . .. Mark Mr-iluigan 'l"l'-*"~"ill= F-Ir H-llsi. H‘ _ ‘Fllltl- in v-vnnililllunn. l7» nli||l|i|..-_ _. i"_ (T, '1‘! nnilnf l-‘vvlvv lmlici-s uln- iillll Alex Scott . . . . . . . . . . J. i. Fraser ""‘“'" M“ ‘ ‘ '“ ‘ l).\'l‘.tli-).\I. IIliHAil. 9 ""il>‘-l‘1lilv|| out»; 1 2 m".

HELECTED REFIPFIH.

Bobby -—- "Wonderful 7 Why‘!

2,5 was moved ahead to February.

Look at the time it's tsiken him to! do it." i . |

Napoleon is aald to have Dyspepsia.

iui morning, the map of different

e misc “indigestion Blilaa." "of you. When you have the

sscllrtnrut

u Napoleon me carried a box oi IFoateHs layup-pile: Tablets in his iaddle of the eid pray mare that fata- ‘

Many a hoihsVhss doubtless been rendered unhappy b The prise-w cents hex. Prepaid to any address. Maren " .. .. 4 ' DRUGSTOIIE

rsiiitacviori m salons-rum omtv

lest a battle on aeeeunt of

Europa might look some

Delft let It make a grace“ , . remedy In these tablets. _ ‘

i

Pnlnfu Pniilra with gradients :

_.. .. .. 0- fliuiiur: pron-n pvnu.

lttlflrr,

‘omit’.-

‘lilllllllllil. ‘llml iitir This nllxtltro should In- Iliillli‘ siiifvr, pniutu , ilmlrt-il v divide inf-- si.\ l'i|l|:ll~Nl‘I.-‘

plilflll |>T| ynlk q‘ i-utni

lhpn for

Junnrti. ulul 1m!

l: ; ll! "(lnnki-tl mui but gm." nun,“ "'8 (‘arnivilu-tl with flail, tlmiaionml '1,’ " jvlili mt nunrmn-Inlp nsum- nm] ,,|,.,.|y ‘lflfllflllflil. may he utuwi Aland of green very lltfrnfllvo-irltiking dish.

nntl linm Hulls-WM..- thr- lame potato mlxturr- nu for lhc gin!

18.7314

ar kin, high commissioner of Canada. ion. London, iaefore leaving forV

I --»-. .. .vl .. illiil illlil Slrllll‘ irri- fliwi llillil ullti :l '

|hr1|>l| lllt-lll nVvi‘ llilh ln-nivn 111:. l>l'|'.'|l|i'|'||il|lr\'. l:.- shapi- \\'i‘lt{lll[lill|i fry :1 gillih-n |||'||\\'|| i|| imillllg’ Trophy was pinycil holwue-n Alux W- Hriln: iluffii-il-lll Scott's team and

.|=|"l"‘ 'H\\'\'|. illlil \"~-|'_\' ','ill'll

‘jpllliilll allow .1 slnnil n lsuuv. s» fill-g :1 llllll‘ dripping: l'llll|l~li‘ 2nd (vver-Tinnltl pointing-s o1‘! i-tu-u slmpv. . "'_ - "'1". llfli lWll \\' Ill 1m il|||ll4' l'ill'i‘l' u lilllllli. lgloilii‘ .~l.nu.» 1| uou- lliifllliiili lliv. ‘ ill e-l .. i!l0VI3lil~<:lllsu;:i-, ilnls filling iin- i';|\'il\'. Pint-i» to eight, for the remaining threejlln- pnlulilvn ml u numb“,- ' played gtgady Inn! ilvi-il \\"vll i:

I. flfllrotlgh this llulv

uni. liliil llillii‘ lilo pillliloi-a low-n until ll'lllll‘l', hunting ii ..-'iul|llll_\' \\'l|ll llll‘

this main-n nu l’

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Nuns! smlkml in l run p-uh-r; ‘l "liq". '.~i||i||r|| mlgur: 1i viips lmilhiu

‘L’ 7' "llll-‘l uni lm-uili: whin- fu||ir_

lilwlltl "Ill", mid sllurivninu iillil mm] _ l‘lil \\'l|li‘l‘ "i-'|~'- .n|lti mu- iulvlvspmiu Fllillil‘

viii-ind oats illlil l ll >.i I .-.- bicustlro ihr pilininns uml put |lli‘lli ,.|,|,._._|,,“-,. nluuullh. “THWM "Um!

"hvuliflh n ulc-vi- nr rum-iulllv- moses-l‘. |,|,,1_,.-¢|"|-(. a “m- "mm" . um-i-il" Willi i!" loan-s. put lulu grunt..."

llissulvi- iw-usl l|| ink

“'3 l‘ ‘l\l|lllli‘ n. lmlk. liiukv.

'l'iu|<- lii t-mnliinlm; ‘g0 |,,|,,,||,.,,_

'i'|m|- in l'iIIll(llil!.l hour. 'i‘i-|n|vvrnillrr-, 3511 |I|\gr‘n|\§_

lir-i-lpv maize-s four llilillll liI."l\'i‘l'l.

llsv soup hark for cleaning wqq]. ilcll givmls. Souk 10 rents wQrth qvpr ilniton till-ill 11ml nmkv l] ilonrossiovt I "in" i" a Tm" "r will!“ (ilni, hot) .\i:lrk u.» emu. ‘voter. in tho umrnillg strain nnd 1.... wliii Mid ‘two-thirds of it m me wage;- yolk nf tum. nmi llrlllVll unh-Ri,‘ n. ii . in which the goods nm 1n be was“. ill.- i-"nirr-fl with g Pd, ttlltl ii‘ very much soiled. u ten-. zuni i npqpnfnl or ummnnln. Pour the rant oliihe waior in which the soap ihns snukwl in~io the rinsing Wills.‘ WFllliZ tile goods well and lull-lg out oi doors, where they will rlry rapidly. When nearly dry, iron -_ oil the wrong side. Tim soap bark