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Bathurst Easilyiil Turned Back 7-2 H

Abegweits Coast To Decisive Victory Over Papennakers ..,,, Lost Night. T 3.;

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How THEY STAND ci tally during the tm minute, Th _ Mhvhe 1, 3 P Hooley" Smith of the Maroons Defence players lead in penplt-

of overtime. ° Tiger' ne ted their muy m 5 ° the Cumng C1“‘°~ but has again forged into the lead, but ics. ching Johnson and Earl ggi. "'°“°' in “name °f H°“- DT- H~,M

,nm me was fast and uber the the second period. Dalhousie shot _now with the colder weather the by 8 scant margm His 23 pohhs bert of the Ranger __em__g__m_d-have Mosdell, the building contained the

‘W0 d\1ri118 the first twenty min- °9 Sllffwe is being rapidly bro ht . . _ ' _ _ omces of public charities and there-

DIVISION "A"

P.-

Dalhousie ll

Campbellton

Bgthurst

Fredericton .. . .. Moncton

N-ning in a und d hotq that showed they were within than

defeated Bathurst Papermakers here A Th P list nisht by ii more 0! 'I to 2. at Stull Rey saved. but D°ii¢¢l= ° " B ch 5 M giving lim n tie “ith Nels stewart Rangers 5 54 33 33 The same as I whale was iii-*ft will t°°Imiiit “iid d1'°iI°' U10 “bb” N° '°°’° `°°5 “’“p°“X ' “Can” 3 ”`”"` or lviaroons The third ni-ty to this no~ton a as .s as

,elm in every period, Abegwelits the la/ter broke just outside the B0 b

o ,goody ,qbegweit advance into the h

csltors territory. and after zeiiins

mio ,<,¢-gi-ing position it was just w o me of p good shot of g, gurnmed n'gl1t carried fast well into scoring

The local front lines and defence latt S were so outstanding that Bat/hurst vuicanite and Gross slapped it home To

sively and defensively, were wide th o n on almost every advance It great little Tommy Oliver grabbed

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dsc at his blue hne_ Buck B R 8 Penalties: Duff, L2Bl1nc. Thom-_iiie Holy Bonds of matrimony, Mssltiount Allison University Central

85- MCLEHU- _ Rene Bel-nice, eldest daughter of League hockey team defea/‘ved Spring *__ '

S‘ops' Cliampoux B; McCann 4 ’\/fr and Mrs S G Pulstfer, andihill Crystals 2 to 1 here Saturday

Pt ' was laxity on the part of Abogweit t

hockeyists failed to impress offen- e Abegweit sixth goal came at

e an

wings in picking up owes Just out- Ii

Much was expected from the Mc ht

Kenna-Carroll defence last night,

out poor hack-oheck’n¢ bv their th

foam-mates made i’.hem‘l00k bad in J

almost every minute of the game. th

The Abegweita were master of the situation last night, with Bathurst absolutely and Positively out oi!

Th” N°'*h°“‘ H°°"°Y L°°¥“° whistle Nicholson added the month :fm d

leaders scored in every period, net-

ting 8 in the first; 3 in the second :I

and 1 in the third, while Zmthursf.

th’ Pmm- e minutes from the opening uh'

counted f/wice in the second ses- in

s'on. To sum the whole game up.

out-nothing more Stops by goalies shall and Jarvis

were about evenly divided, the lat ter turning sstds 28 and the form er 25. Bathurst piled ‘their aholz up in tha second period. splitting the session 12 to 2. Ii; may be men-

tioned here that there were five m4

iihois on Jarvis, but he let three go by. The third period. Bathurst, al- though behind in the goal .ssore were also behind in shots on the net, their opponents outshoothg them twelve to five-and another go: by Jarvis.

THE SCORES

FIRST PERIOD

Ons minute from the flee-odfflross m col-alied the puck from p, blue line fiiixlifi to coast rink length and pass lo Doucet. who counted for the vrenins score. Nine minutes latel-

Lawlor combined with Baldy 9_Ahhiu (

Bquarebriggs) Nichol _ _ .

son. 9 rain P°"‘1"°° DW" clerks stopped their lnnors tonight. the C“““d“ P“°“"s' H‘*~““- Prfvl- mg t° say Qrmnnc Que., Jin. il. (ay the

`__'?~` They will start again in the morn- ous t° that she was B' successful Canadian P"“)"`Amf Lymh' 5 t

ing. The searchers were conscious school teacher' The groom gmduat- ' former uyweigm champion of can-l d 'ith

_ ed f M ,5 Amsoh U 1 ‘t K Q _ I | uh _ the conciliation board to eai w

Chan1plon I M the ‘act that their jab was A and gglxiilietlmtzhe degree of gal;-sic? Ing ults Hunt imc: etliurllilightsirgtalloxikriiire careesi'

dangerous one, but not a single of sc_cnC__ In 1931 he graduated S fought hh the whnotchen of msits clerks on the matter of wages

Bout Is F clerk refused when they were de' from Novilrscotla Technical College To ave Expense division both lh Canada and the

Exlidaizlfrgetask' volunteers 815° with the degree of electrical engi- ____ United States, and often wont out

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sm” (C ___ P Two or the bombs were addreSs_ neer, and liolv holds a very respon- LoND0N_ Jah_ u__Kihg George of his class to get a fight

mi* ““ "ssl s'ble position with the Aivon River V who has hs Shed h. h ol Id Lynch was 49 years of age

D fence PITTSBURGH P” ‘lam 11'* ed t° me Pmmi" “nd ‘me t° "W Power Coirpuiiy with headquarters A ‘S ous 1°

we ~ .i ' :‘.‘;“.:y.::°:;.§f"l;°° "T into not

game s co

Carroll Gross Brown panama, Neg,-0 md han Accordiilg to information from. ‘

The bride was tendered a fare- ~ _ . °

L Wing gomweight ohuhhloh of tho world tho United states the package for _ .ng at S.1ndringh.m and Windsor

~ » - well pany at tile home of a friend, In ordh, to balance his bud et

Schwab. the latter rush‘ng in fast rave Jarvis no chance to stop the Second al

3° ' ' no

For the next five m'nutes it was I. continual parade to the visitors i°°i'1iie wie. squarolniggs finally

realirng on a great burst of speed M

and stick-handling, Toward the close of th`s period J '°°“° BW" Was slightly injured

when h’ Came 0\1t to coral Kenny Mo

]C°"°H" "’h°i- Stull. I few minutes 3 alter retumeti to the game.

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SECOND PERIOD

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"TW minutes from the @- °. Luce broke tho ¢oooo_ “W 1°' Bathurst. Seven inn. "W 'mm this count the fans so

were treated to I t xhl ir ' ' . _ _

ne. 0 hmm Mmthmf Tltematfs: I-'“°°» Lane' ifomla, but this was believed to be man/y and valu.ai`:lc showing the ;?,_el;l1;S;nC;l;:s:Lc :_i;c:;‘c`;ea;n the labor d¢l€K`i»¢-S D1'@S¢i'i¢ VJ U10

°f Combination, when Oliver carry.

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wow?

1--cop

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up p1oy_ position. but passed to Lawlor, the “is”

assed

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DIVISION “B”

Abbies

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iury to his anno in this period “‘°

1-Abbie: <01-oss) Doucet 1 min 1-Truro Lennon. 7 05

4-Bathurst Liuce 2 min 5-“Abbe” folivefl Sliiiifltfl 11 6-'ri-uro Lennon <Lavlgne> 14 51

'I-tlibbles (Lawlor), Gross, 14 min 8-Abbies (Ol ver), Nicholson, 18

Penalties Doucet Abbies 2 mln s__T,.u,-o_ Lavigno 6 42 C ___ ___ _ The gm0m,S present to the bride Advised of the purported trade

9-New Gl8880W. DOWn (Malcolm) on me mm N851 was a handsome leather travelling '°vem"`es' the Amtmg °m°i°l5

17 53 The bride for the t two

sev l h d d ii lc - me- 1 P”

1o__Trm,o_ Shields (Ryan) 18 _io mameegato :Z ;;__"_'_l__‘;d 21;; 5:6 years has been E stenogmpher for emPliatic stotement. We have noth

NOTE-The name in brackets de tes the assist

'I'l|UR.S'l‘ ABBIES

Kenna Oliver ten

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Huw;

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F. 35 m 21 44 4 17 70 2

38 17 15 1

e before he was able to clear.

o ndnuie later Harold cross, B°°P”-B“b“’» Wi F°"=“» `1“~ ““"’ ""4"" N ff] _ or the three locked in the 21 Detroit . 4:5 si la.

by the way stepped out last 0

e eighteen minute mark, when

d‘ed through neutral ice and

er was again handicapped on a

t, as "Hickey" carried right to

'.l'HIB.D PERIOD

final score, when he took s. art pass from Squarebriggs. °y

corn) ered 001'

wr u mu ° Dum iriirst tallyin the second period M;"l';’“°‘;fs “me ‘° °“” The pride was attended by her 'Z5 '° 9' ‘;°°'°°‘°l‘_"_‘_’“; M°;‘_;’*;°i me snlvntui

tplayed lil the . s ing tha a pro ec y ve

and Down ggmbined nh M 1 1 m eis was °“ sister, B anche, who wore a dress of _

Mwwem wen 'wen ‘mod w°___k_ en he collided with Ollvsr Hs 1 th W a°°m first pe.iod, when tilc Leafs shot Unk c___J_0__ ___ black h __ d Russia to purchase aluminum in_ “Iso Period

Wu fohooo ho homo from mo "mo or e second one in the third - W 1 H Mi .

THE SUMMARY

rmsr rnnlon First Period

Abbies squarebriggs 15 m’n nalties Hudson, Lavigne

0 penhmu Second Porlod After the ceremony the hapipy _ _he ca___E_m £_mgS__’Rep______s from

Second Period

SECOND BEBIOD

4-Truro Lennon, 6 50 5-New Glasgow-‘Z

min.

Third Period

Truro, Ryan (Hudson) 5 56

THIRD PERIOD

THE LINEUPS

Goal

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llP|TlilS ZIJMHUUSIE 5

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gmc-p0N _ DM"H°Us"E» N' B" °’““- 11- ‘BY h___-______ MONTREAL. Que., Jan. ll.-only goals, ont his assist, mtg; 1p_.mg BT- JOHN. Niid.. _Jail ll. my the

NB. Jan. 11.- th g ,mm Pro” __ --_--

Prsdsrlotpn ggpl¢,'1,de1o',¢odMoho_ Rfmemm d I hd ) D°u‘°“°i° live scoring points separate eight left wing team mate, Harvey Jack- (i“"“d‘“" P’955)°°F‘1"?» 30111311! 0°-

Hhwu twohme in seventy muh ° ei °°~mDb¢llt0Ii players in tho struggle for Soonhg som hu h_d 13 som md 5 "_ 3 royed Sudbury, headquarters of the

Tisers live to one in a keenly fought 6 U mam,

utes of regular senior North Le - and P0li1tS-iiiiiklriz honors in the sists, whil the third in the tie, “nd PUDUC Welfare depart--

em ‘_ 9951” Nmhem l-#58116 filtilr here _ .. . e _ iltients of the Newfoundl nd G

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Stops Champoux 12, McCann 6 Vice Pres-C M Williams

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ird rl dr Penalties Trte Piibii~ity~Dr c c Archibald ‘ h Y

vertlms Period up la S Fredericton Webster, (unas 4-Dalhousie, Al Taylor fuiiassirt

dl 756 MIDDIE lviusQUoDoBo1'r, .yan Mt Alllqon

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tal .stops-Bubar, 37; Foster, 45. edi 14.02 scene took p‘ac<- in the United' *__

6-D=1l1iGiiSi<=.A1Tiiy10r fulwssisi- church nt Middle lviusquodoitolnl (cnnoilnn Press)

°"- 2- 8 Y '" 22 hy 17 goals and 5 assists 'rwo 15 16 sb°P°`B“b°‘°» 14' F°5l"°l'» 14 Femmes Gr ham Pres_w A Stewart MLA members of the Toronto Leafs Toronto .

;°"°dGm Sec_J. A Fmser ‘kid line and a Boston player are Americans _

“_ °n<= ri. . funiissistedi. Second Perm | Gam_5_Ham_ seén ontangledin the 21 point tie for Canadiens _ zz s 11 3 415119

_ _ Ioo_R_ E splhenh third pos;-tion. Charlie Conacher, Maroons . . 22 712 3 62 0817

W .

t MlcKenna.‘s rebound aftor Penalties-Kervin, 3, Red Cook, th hh 1 th T t hn_

I man' V 3__Campbeuwn' Mm” (unassisb Emterta:nmem__S" C' Moom lzzldtds gli llhe ivllual ;oal;;t)tI;r; with Amerl

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na e °° mm y (/handler* Plllslfel' tie is Cecil Dllon, of the Rangers Chicago 3 33 37 23

BAND M Latest Statistics Of H

Natzonal Hockey League

firlt P¢i'i0d the game was exciting ue hue into (mmm ug give him a margin of a single point h d 58 and 51 minutes rerpeet ve h

A. Pts- with ooinoinition ony it ii mini “S ‘md ° ‘“ ‘he “"‘“ ”“‘°” gpm __chm‘;" Ifth” "’““"f“ '°° over w Cook. riiilt wins oi the ii ned' not-nc. oi Toronto neon 1 ll 15 . S Y Wm w_____s___ W’ im E55- *md* Rangers. leader of the American has had 58 minutes and tops the °mR'J` Major and me register gm'

' Iowm that n a ewdays and t°l'|divi.sion, while three players are Canadian division. e

'rim sulvnuimr ' g the "““°“°" team' ‘”"1`i>eh'nd cook with 21 olnts h

b . V - P 8°” ~ .

. nm P""°" c§m';';;° "P f°" the °th°’ “"“““l Another trio closely trail with ao sralvnmc. :_"”d by "°‘“°“" °”°’““°" °’ "W

Flrst Period: ' holhts No score. 1_D°“‘°““'°' B““""'°m‘ ‘W““" At the ““""“" ’“°°°”‘“ held 1"* of smiths za pints. le are for canadian sootio hm t‘° the f""'°°° °! me buudm’

“£3”

wLori'APti 9 a 5595023 110 oaiszzo

can Section

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me me une to hoe I hm drive s¢,,,p,_B,,b,,,_ 6; F,,ste,_ 9_ ed) nos. _ _ Monrsorshlp-Hn..old spiil_ett_ 18_ _“__ _as ‘ad Dm _wo _ss____s_.i _ _ _ _

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ties.-McArthur. ' ed) 1.10. 9_0 F115 ‘ f I ' ` 1

er driving in fast retumed the Pen" n i ily - u terriavn. January _ _ - ~ _

tons-Bubiir. 5: Foster. 4. 5-'Diilhvii-sie. Graham tunassiot- lst at two o'cloclr a ver intcrestln Defefltb Sprmglllll

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ed) 1440 ' when Rev' G A Logan united lil SPRINGHILL, N s, Jan ll - E 4

512

Fmt Period: his youngest brother, Sayre, who

1_M0ncton_ Gaudet (Basu_aChc)_ a mftdical student at Dalhousie Uni- 1026

aide the blue line that held the p it to Nicholson, who made ' ' __ ' * ~ ~ - - _ _ ' _ 1 mo” down ip seven, ‘the grade aft/er paradlng in very *_ ri* _Edward S. Chandler, of Charlotte- _nght. (Canadian Press) _

- fist on top or .isrvli to score. 'rho ,*f’“'“» P~ E I- » HALIFAX, N. s., aan. 11.-'rho

' ot _ _ I The bride hvns dressed _in a hand- _ Halifax Wolverines trium

50319 80Wn hi b b d- ‘ th K till 1

Nnw onascrow, N. s.. Jan. 11. no ,uk not ;,t;a;f;e_;;,e§ew :sich DQIIIGS RUHIOT 5 fo 4_e".h`f_e ;a‘;;1d;°;;gfh°“ mmm

e mouth of the cage to draw , ~

_,S out and slide the puck mm; (By the Canadian Press)-The _ . and carried a lovely bouquet of tails Nova Scotia fixture, was fought

Tl"-U‘° BGHVCBLS. l€Ml€i'S 0! the East- man roses and maiden hair fem. (___ di Press) keenly by both sides and the locals _ Neva Scotia hockey section, _ she presented u pleasing picture ‘ “ ““ round the visiting sggregation,a crashed through the New Glasgow . 1° as she went up the aisle on the arm EC Jw n_,,I much stronger one tonight than Tigers here tonight 8 to 2, marking _ of her father to the strains of I/then _ QUEB ` Que" ` ` they have on former occasions.

h. month smhht victory 0, the (canadian Press) i grmg wedding M-hmh ,meh was “W “ever “md °f 1”' 1” ”‘ “ew” xentvillo tried hard to tie the score anon. 'rho Tigers round it irnpos- M°N°T°N» N- B~» Jim- 11---‘\m- rendered hy lviss Elizchctli nrchi- ‘° me' I have “°” yet been in the third period, but the woiver

notch ln the Central League stand the Soviets" said Premier L. A. lead

otooohe with the hrmhmt hock_ herst Ramblers advanced another bam and took hor place _beside the' much With QUYOFC °°““e°t9d W mes managed to retain their 5 4

display that the Bearcats un- man of her choice, under an arch of T he eau of Quebec today rem__

had tonight The Tigers scored ing tonight by trimming Moncton ovohgroeh and White wedding helm asc r

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their counter. 'I‘lie Ramblers scored Shoes and carried a bouquet or pink Quebec to the extent of $5,000,000, 1_Kohtvme_ Lohhhrh (H Much

SUMMARY twice in the second period and once roses and Gammons Wim maiden _ which would be partly paid by $2' :lnt,> 2.15.

inthe third. hair fem_ 000,000 worthbof Sovig coil, ha; 2_Ho]m,x_ kvlho (Momo_shoh)_

laced efore mse an

Tile groom was ably supported by . been p

TUE SUMMARY Hon Athanase Daiid, provincial 3_Kentv,|]e_ H M3,-ohhh; 334

'Secretary 4-Halifax, Ferguson, (lawior)

2-Amherst, Cormier, (unassisted) c°upIe went t° me mme °f th? ~ _ _1o_ bride acwmpanhzd by near rcIauves_Moiitr_ea1 that the Soviet Govern _

ment is endeavorilig to re-establlsli 'I-Halifax, Lawlor, 646

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16:25 Amhmt' v'F’“s" “’~F‘“5°”» 2:; mm W "ea um “as "W trade relations with canada andi 8-Kentville. H Merchant

Penames_LeB_anc_ _ ' The bride and groom lem amid that already an offer has been _ 9__H____mx ____e_______ 182

mm Penalties Bud on Men H Third Period: ‘ showers of good w`shes and confetti __ mdu _rv ved ne _ _ om ' ’

‘ ° °“9“ -1-A h t 1=- nl for shuiicnaendlc he th took '“ S -""'° " WS' ° °

6-Bathurst. (McKenna) Doucet shields Glennie, Forbes 1505 m ers’ ce es' (unassisted) me mm for S5_’J:hnreFm;y there his ol' Amtorg, the Soviet trading

Penalties-Grant, V. Fraser. they 80 to Priiwe Edward Island '

and Umor places of interest representatives were reported to

be conductln the Russian end of

_ POSTAL CLERKS __“j_"§_§r;1§;t"v°"'"g RPM W” .is .............i...

2-.Accies <1.awlor>, sehwoo lo 2-'rruro Lennon, <olennie> als ao. Ve” Y- _ Nommo To SAY 5_Kentvme_ o_Kmedy (wmv

rdge and ornicle Pulsiier 1 5°”

n. a-'rnlro Lennon (Murdoch 12 15 P'enaities_1.onlnnc, Grant, cor- ,The "She" We" MW" M“°F°°', , 1,43

pe mier, Fraser, V. Fraser. ' NEW YORK N Y. Jan. li. (By

made involving the Quebec alumln

agency in New York The agency

dismissed all questions with th EX Champ Dead

phed over l rs tonight

6-Halifax, Beazley (McNeil) 1513 Penalties-H Marchant

Second Period

crinedy) 11 31

Penalties-None

Third Period

Nc score.

Penalties-None Total stops-Kuhn, 29, Leopold,

all

rouiclir » A `[ N |5 |_ |]

ivmadian Presi) point tie, Prinieaus record is the _

hockey tonight, Each gpm gg h e National Hockey League, accord Dit’ Clappor, Boston Bruin right, 3 °"°m

wnig t In the first period par -< mm; wg t .

U. Boll in the second perl d ing to figures released tonight by winger, has had 10 goals and ll °n 9' er S mel' “est “"5 W hs ° iifiiilarly the Rv-users were super The ieteness or the season as PM F, nk came, “ahh ing loss estimated at sao,ooo

° er ‘°°°“m°d 1" th’ d° for in lpeed and combination play. bile” responsible for holdin u the' .. Besides the public welfare depart-

ef organization bureau, in charge

's department.

The fire is believed to have been

tomatle feeder used in supplying

P ° A bl tti-in t i. ~

Po sm _ N_ Cook M M er) 13.07 _N01/ember the following qfi' cers _ B25 B u ed to til . 1 ~

lg. "Wal B ' C mm' z-Dauiousie. Kerr (James) 11.43 were elected for the ensuln e . "°"’m’ while .C°°k has secured his li" ’ '

Second : ' 5 ` - ` ~ < - ` - . ` ..

ke out at nic f

noon, but was

negligible loss. _ discovered shoit., _ i......~ tfciuclc and at ten o'clock the building was a mass cf flames with the firemen waging a losing battle, hampered by intense cold, a gale of wind and heavy deposit of snow accumulated within the last twenty four hours.

NoAnnouncement

OTTAWA, Ont., Jim. ll. (By the

Canadian Press)-With all mem- bers of the Govemment who are in' the Capital in attendance, Cab- inet council held a lengthy sitting today. At the close of the meeting Premier R. B. Bennett had no an» ncuneement to make. A general dis- cussion, it is understood, occupier the major part of the sitting. An- other meeting of the cabinet is scheduled for tomorrow.

Wheat- Rye

Hybrid Evolved

In Britain

LONDON, Jan 11~oincials ii the Ministry of Agriculture today evidenced interest in an announce ment by the Cambridge Unncrsiiy Bchool of Agriculture that it had evolved a wheat rye hybrid which it claims will give good quality grain in relatively poor soils at low cost of production

The hybrid was produced under

the supervision of Sir Rowland Bif fen, whose "rust free wheat evolv ed in 1914. aroused wide interest The university claims it can pro duee strains of the hybrid which can be satisfactorily cultivated on .land not ordinarily used for wheat ll’0'Wl118

Officials of the Ministry of Ag rleulture pointed out that such a hybrid opens the possibility of us ing much poor land where ordin ary varieties of wheat cannot be grown

C P R Nominee

Leaves For Ottawa

MONTREAL, Que Jim i1~»Er

ml M McDougall, K C, nom nee oi he Canadian Pacific Railway or

a dispute between the railroad and

leaves tonight for Ottawa to con suit with officers of the Depart

ment of Labor on the choice of a chairman for the board

PIO! J T Culluton of MCGlll

University, representatives of the lcrics. and Mr McDougall announc

ed today they had so far been un

CB-l'i'0ll Nicholson on Mage gutgh was called on to the King weighed two pounds and Hhyflx and h m|=o,_.y,moo,,s showor Th Km _od _ 3 'ted o'1'I‘AwA_ 0nt,, Jan, 11,...'n|¢g.*able to arrive at a suitable choice

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Cenm ay b~cause Brown is iii Brown was postmarked ill north Now nt the home of ML and Mm _,ohh ° g “V “°°°‘m day, Jan. 26, was the date fixed

Burke Lawler w sail from New Your later in Jersey, Dcecinhoi- 19. 'rho other M.,,k|@_ ml fm A,1o,h,., show, ‘;;‘?_"_§_"1‘°__f_°"’_b”S‘ §“'_';‘_°_Sh°“ _:“ today by the Prime Minister' when

R Will! s week to defend his title in packages were mailed Ececmber 14 hold at no ho of M, and r al ' a is sa" Chg t ° he will receive a delegation from

for chlirman There had been nc

isagreement between them, Mr

d McDougall said, but the two men

et was 1 me ' sport nearest his heart th Trad h they had approached dcchhed the

DOHC - Douoe* London and Paris or 18 The ' '

- . . postal sllcct, on which My _ _]'_ B, mb 1d_ Mod] M _ e es and La or Congltas 0!

Abbie’ ““°m”'t°‘7 Kmei 3°hW5b» .._______ the writing was indistinct, said that qufdoboig 0:r51e Evo of line; mx. “gang tfeorgf t riffs _p_h°“`i”‘ms Canada.. The meeting with the gov uarebfiess Saunders they camo f,-om -.Bom,,.,my_~» cob mga The wcddhg presents were 935" 5° ° “S” es mm ernment is an annual affair at which

ing, °“ 3 B“l'k° B it g_ 5 t B h _ | t . _h- he _I 3 °» ~ ' Prem’er and his colleague the rcs

bi-ok, mth sound.” and Refer “non e crava near ana ar ara _csecnhérchil ich t young coupe on he wh) hontcnz mmsm. with o______m__ on socm and _ict _"_,

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HW iibiiiit those newly weds thu session probably will so set

b" fo Saunders who completed a "9" d°°i' to you. Do their lives after an important meeting tomor- I'EEDs» Blglimdi -7““~ 11"C’”“°

most ouiotuming ploy. 'rho Both~ wma "'°"’" row between M. Laval and Aristide

m°l't" 'nd h° h" th’ 1°“¥ The Briand Laval meeting and

“Ht defencs wg mmoohod md 3017 well indeed. She has the 3r|md_ po,-dm Mmism-_

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"°lP7¢ll on the score. luB“"h“"'l‘ °Wlii/Bd their second and M j 3°” °f the nicht. when Douoos

5°’/11 centre on 0iiver's pass, the

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n the re-opening of Parliament are

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mba _ _ expected to clarify the political

I '""m°_m°"d .' "IM situation caused by the death of

Minister of War Andre Maginot and the illness of the Foreign Minister.

e'y _ It was cold tonight that wheth-

er M Brtand remains as Foreign

I ‘V :Iifinlater or becomes n member of

vs_ _ .i‘e .~t ltr' .

.' ¢!i‘iii ' '."?fi`i. -` »i 1 'rest with what lie thinirs lm he_i..n

- ' U U e wurxrizlildrlof the "apostle of peace"

ww. Jil, I __ “_ insisted his health was much pct-

3th 8

.tor than generally realized and

Prioes Ind 50C that he would not resign unless the

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entire cabinet did.

in Engla,ii.l is greater th il at any time during the last 60 years, Mr. Justice McCardle declared in open- ing thc asslzci..

"Wo must be under no lllllsi-'ins,‘

the justice said: “The s:a'_'s~‘_:;r. are grave. Indictable offcliscs are in- creasing i.n thc country nt the rate of thousands 1 year. when I re- fl¢¢t iiD0n theicawse of orlnlc I ccme to the cc-niiiii lon that drink has very little to do w`tl1 tite scr- '1' i ~~_i~ of ‘..’.y; no h1 inv- i‘_‘,' 1"'-.~ m :l 0.1' a e i‘u\`..i- m.ni..i.l. they spring frim def c‘s of human n ture-from greed, lust, vanity and anger."

Modem criminals, he believes nr:

"more ingenious :nd more astute than the criminals of a generation

sm*

day, that the king will gradually

**“_“-*_-_"“i' eliminate pltcasants from the roy- “A p

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n toinl is lik " A '

nl lluntiilz l1rcser\'c.<, where only remarked" the ngioom, ;“;‘c"ln;h C' N' R* Earnlrtgs

the sturdicr partridge call thrive the .first night of the new show

~ T0 MUNGTUN ' " ~ ~ ~ ' “ ~ »1

steel: of thc Wiilrlssnr stables, and

Ths meins, an equcrry said to

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~ _ _ , game raised fiom the cggs gather-

__.*______ Cohhhued hom page 1 citnulnaas Mona asrurn on thc r return they will icsdc ed on his own __sm__s_ M011 viidfifiied by the Trades and

THAN A GENERATION AGO at W0];v||}c._ _ Lhbtlr CUngrC8S at its predtdlnl

annun‘ convention

wiihoxit export rc‘rin~z. “I-low's that?" asked his friend.

Ilic kiiw has also hailed the wen" was the ox ohouoh on

it's good everybody wants a box and

' -~»- on ni; awp: royal banquettlm if it's had no amount or puffing

FRIDAY, JANUARY 15th nights, thc cori~iflo1'.= of all royal will make 1; dmwp

palaces and the unused rooms are .___

Coupgns covering price shrouded in economic darkness. Conjumr: "Will anyone i ntl-to au-_

;of ticket are now on sale A _*“"__”_"j_-“__ “liz” ’”_“‘id"“° “ h“Lf_;:'°'°"“"' _at ti. _ ___,,_ __ e-,`_ " il” 'll' C0mf>-_fi'Yii‘_- 'i *c D"'>- oneycn er (wa g upl: "Ea- ; _ "_ FQ _ ll Cf” and f dn- _~ .!~~~-‘ °i~~ . . !i'~ ic. _uc in y'.:~-what interest are you g!vlne'>" ,ill iz.: 19. ~' tri ri f;>a‘<l'-,

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;W¢.i.,,.__» _._, .L_ _.. -. r ,hi ,_ _ __ ._ , __ _.__ _- _,_ .hh wh A ¢_hh___ _,I tl‘f.§r'| P' ~_f___ __ , ___ gp.. 1 'r n si 1 .ii _ _,if - ' .t.-~. .1-..i‘ toac=lfi»~.-1tf-dvrr‘- be made_ name should be featured. Why or hoping for a puff that might bl

don't you nlcnilan the name of the embodied in an advertisement of the

CH - -\ SHOW Pius the priiicip:il‘s arid, then book. In a few days he tecelved

WH before my name nut: ‘And--'?" this note: “Dear sir-I have read

- " ‘And'!" screamed the fed-up- your book and much like it." ne, now the cost of living hu gone

.7.°_`l_~_`l_1-2i producer. "why not 'Burr' __ _ _-f

nomination because of pressure oi b

usiness Under the industrial dsputes in vestigation act the minister of laboi is empowered to select a chairman if representatives of the dispu‘ant* are unable to do so

Show Decrease

MONTREAL, Que., Jan. 11. BY

the Canadian Press)-The gross revuiues of the Canadian N~ticmal Raiways for the week ended Jan- uary 7 were 9.381.077 as compar- od is-'th $2 775 684 for the same per- l.-..-! in 1911. a decrease of $104,007

Mcigistr-it»_"And on what mounds do you seek to have your wlfe'l maintenance order reduced?"

Appellant-"Weil, your worship,

you lee it makes it very hard for

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