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Club was held in M
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- Civic Candidates.
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_ l‘_';_;i£_1;1ti(l\€thDflst' two years. He
_ c a more could not
done _for the flrelnen. who deseli)ve_ A A -_ , ed the best the city could afford. ella? lrom Holm-ans Catalog. He would esteem lt an honor lf _l _-°-° elected Water Commissioner t ROTARY MEETING.-'l`l\e regu- would do 'his best to uphold
meeting of the Char- ofllolonoy of the se,,,lce_ _
r. Henry Craswell, soliciting
1°” 1'°°m5 la" Blllillort as Water Colnnlissioner ‘ V' Dunbm' 11150 Silva his assurance that he
the chair. After' lilo minutes would devote his efforts towards the last meeting were read by efficient service. He referred to secretary Mr- Wi11iii111 110131/9 the work of the Housing Colnmis-
interesting 111111 11'10§i i11Si\'11¢' sion of which he has been chair-1 Ed
atldrt-ssi on (‘)‘P;>1eirgl‘a :Bs tiivilv- man five house-s` having beenbuilt _' ` Rottlr alr .. - 0 ~ 1`- under this lan d rin th ear, _ ’
rclld -'-11111 0°111111€"ie11 011 giving satisfxallctionllo tie billlllers. deavored to meet the manv require-
cxtrllcts f1`0111 11 1101111110 Of, Mr. L. B. Miller congratulated ments of his position as Councillor; Continued from page 1 COMETS written by his futher some His Worship nnn connoll on me (nn-inn the _past ,wo y,,,,,~n_ .ann ________________.l_ 188 years ago. A111011! th0 B91' splendid report of the finances would continue to do his lbest if re- ury treated as nonsensical the WGN S@"¢}”111_ hiih 011155 given, He would let the two turned. -He had -been -honored ear- superstition of those beliefs which of llteriify W01`1i "Billing 011 mayoralty candidates now in the ly during his term by being ap- existed dllring the thousands of rllllgc Of HUUJGCUS- There field "go to it" with his best pointed nsslstant elliot’ to the Fire years of civilization which were
also some fine poctllllll tri- wishes. Though defeated in the Department arnd had learned a the most intellectual which ever t0 il 11111111191' 01 Ci’-"@1113" last nlnyortllty contest he was no Heat den-l of the hardships the city flourished on the globe-and for-
ll--~iH€i\li11118 H011~‘-10f1¢Dh “squoaler" and cheerfully bowed firemen had to undergo.
and 0ll\01`S~ The 31151955 to the wishes of the people as ex- C0101. P1'°WB¢. Chhimiail M the master, Pasteur. on the occasionof
which was ably delivered was Of pressed by the ballot. He was Lilllll C011111iitl@€. Save 1111 8CC0\l11t`hls reception at the Academy-“He
instrlltflivv 111111110 111111 WHS conscientiously against the prin- 01 hifi F18W11\‘<1ShiI>. i'9f€1'1`il1F‘.’ T0 the who only possesses clear ideas is
much apllreciatt-_ll by those pre- ciple of canvassing for votes, ln new lighting contract and the pres- n_g=-,nl-orlly gl fool, Theanclents sent. 'i`ll0 I-i\1“Shi 01 the 0"°11i11i-T the present electloll he was run- E111 35110111 Which 111111 10W€1 l11‘iCe understood the mysterious power
were i\l'~’iiS1'5~ A- T- W“1‘1°11» Geimi” ning for Water (lomlnissioner and SWG* 111019 0i`f1¢f'i11\1i S91‘Vi‘C@~ 0V@1`|llidden beneath things."
ll'i`i'i1if1<f1\ii11111i¥i*1` C- N- 11-- referred to his pnst record in the 39-000 was Fiileni 11151 Year 101' “And for the first time in the Moncton; 1-10l’i1 Sh11“’- SC11001 111° City Council ns his rccommendu- 113111-S “W1 i-1113 iii S1111 'hf11‘0“<' 1119 peaceful history of Egyptology specter; und Reginald Taylor l_l0n_ contract price. This year. he said, lbe widest publicity campaign ln.
M,-_ J_ A_ websnler expressed re, the -citizens might consider owning fl-omed lbe world that nh nnoh
gret that Mr. Jas. McDonald was ihifii' Own llglltin-g system. Thi’ and such a day a Pharoah would not this year in tho olentlon com. C1iY1111S1111111 011 P0W11a‘1 51199! 11115-‘be carried forth from his eternal nnlgn as Wnlnr (lolnmlsnlonen a pinint might -be installed there for home where be had been l-entlllg In the Water und Sewer system nerhaps 500-000- We are Va-V1“g.tol‘ thousands of years. Bllt what which cost $504,500 there was a 58-000 0" °‘“`11g1‘li“g_SY5iem? 111111 happened? On the appointed day‘ balance of alionf s22n.0co still to is- 8 1_1@1“@“°- _ a stretcher certainly was carrier
- be provided for. During the thirty c°u"' Rauray’ Chairman. of me f0l‘tl1. Blit 1111011- it 1`eD0S€<1 110'-
to citizens for support that he seven years of operation. equip- Street C°m'"m°°" ‘e_’°1”'“S5ed his the l’hH1“0€1ll D11! thi? 1101119 10111
might carry out the work thus ment and dpcrnling cost had ln- measure M me °°“iid0"ce shown lliillself. BlCl¢ lii1i0 ileillh- H019
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BOXING AND
Last night representatives of f-ive
teams met in the Arena Rink -and organized a City Hockey Lea-gue -for intermediate players. The teams r-enrwented were: Bankers,
S U., Madisons. P. W. C. and L. of- .
Ambrose .Toy and L. J. Gay was
appointed chairman and secretary respectively.
It was decided to play two games
eaoll Wednesday night.
Th€ following teams entered: T..
of C.. Bankers, S. D, U.. Madisons, and P. W. C.; ea-ch naming ten players.
It was decided that players will
be automatically disqualified by playing on any other team before
I5
-Lows* N¢WS :°.srf_. ‘ In Real
I
termination ofthe series.
The meeting unanimously decid-
ed on Mr. Jas. l-lerrell to offic- iate as referee .for all games, 'the first to be pl-ayed next Wednesday night. Eb. 13th.
it is to ‘be hoped that the above
league will be carried through to a satisfactory conclusion as inter- mediate hockey of late years in this city has been sadly neglected. therefore the time is now ripe to give the younger asplranta a boost on the right road and -by further- -ing this Prince Edward .lsl-and will undoubtedly retain the honor and prestige it now holds in Canada's great national game today-Sport
got the profound word of dur
begun. creased bllt the service had been in his election by ucclanmmo-n to 611<1S 1119 i’i1`Si-i1Ci-
- .Council .. , _
M. J h M K _ il M . ll t il l t th mn co t. He ‘mother term 1" "le City Now comes the setond oharac~ llrown llllll t~l:€il\fe'll"a ihkctlrrectlly Elliot] llcilllilx. was gfllloierl Elo onli- H0 Oumned the nnpmvud street l€1` 111 lhe 111'-1111111 fl 11911 A“"31iCl‘“ that he had got Queen Street pav- vassing, and would let his record wmk mme' which now Mimi” “ur this time a friend ol' Lord Carnal’-l ed for nothing $16 000 debentures speak for him. and H' quarter mum 01 asphalt V011'S. M12 G-’30l”lZ0 Jiiy G011111» D1`iV"
' or. Blanchard commendelhf l$."`""?°.‘”' "°°‘\‘.‘ ‘° “"“° 1" C“““d“'_ on by his curiosity _he i-00'Ws11<i@1"
was paid for except three or four W0rSilll1'S 11C11\'it|€H '1111fi11EH'.;i11l`i “Pt ad “xx orlqgfhpmhtlhad I-lo lil?) ,eil ed thmugh the funeral vifiley wr' lllnnnnml ,lollnrn whloh no M;-_ term of office. -Person-ally he real- g'§’Ve ' ‘ik 6%.# nm °i?nc?_;__'eea Itihe -getting that Pha-raoh's don-ble also h'|ol,olnnn_ lllb olly englneol-_ was ized that economy must be lil'nctic-_m‘;_0“u‘; haufnlimd the czelmg the wandered about that valley. And ,lol Sllllnl-l,.,l will, me Wm-ll (lone ell and if elected to the Cit_y Conn- mte er? Equine font He “awed Mr. George Jay Gould was struck ln, nn, (nrnn pnuernon Compmlylcli would endeavor to do his host ‘I tl): tth 6 Vcnvens num down by a. serious illness, and _join- Was lwlll lm., Mr Mcxennu 'io mltkc Charlottetown it bigger, 55° “ “"‘1"`°1’ 1' u W ed his friend in the hall oi -forty-
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had been sold and - tha contract
gave an llccollxlt” of tho activities oi the Sewers and Water Commis- sion, during the past term. refer- ring to the extension of water mains and sewer pipes in various parts of the city. which ls now al-
raspect. The high quality of the city water. us shown by a recent
Dumping 'station eq£plnent. Des- lllte greatly lncrons expenditures
this year some _thzlllve thousand
brlgllter and busier city. He \vas."’° 1"1‘1 0"-Weymquih Street ‘vhen two judges and Amentit Here end
strongly in favor of impl'0\'oli play the 1""i‘1W“y ““1'h°1_'§_i1e5 Bee 'fit 1-0 al the second n.¢t_ .gmnnnn nn. (.l,ll(lnm_ low the wafer to run across their ...Phe mlm victim chosen by me
MP- Pifrliik D¢1111l! S8111 11% 119' property to i'he`"ver' H15 depart' do-ulble resisted for six months. Ilu lleved till! $1011! Cl11@Si101'1 110fU1`e mem we1c°m'ed.l-.°’-ny consmwtive when Mr. Woolf Joel was .boarding citizens was- the civic debt. Un- Cflcliivisvic- A sua." asked for the hls yan-ht bn lho Nl_l~o on 'invisible
most compnmny served in this dolnbt/edly every candidate wus in _"- t - I-they tr u on his wlatchman suddenly_ seized ani
favor of civic lmprolenll-nts, how' SlllD1101' ° 9 D look nlm aboard lbe fpnerari sklff
thrse were to be obtained was ll. “@0016 _|15 fl 'cl _ _ and wbllsiness of Dams me lblue .god wllh the im-
nmlysls wan mention n B wen matter not for thc candidates, but lhiiliil 131113115 ;"’Ll°:’; e(l]‘;3u°',: mobile theart. Here ends the .third A they "nam at e ‘ a Y l for *the citizens, wllo_ should give a le at een ‘h%%§l__ed bl' I fl ‘ act. A 'cb on ‘the imwer nm mandate expressing i-heir wlnlles. few Voies- U '. “’ _ 1' ee” 0” “Tho next not was told by the
The :workingmen in Charlottetown. '50 me 'C111' C°“£1&1`1‘e “"°“'1‘1 'give _bl-eo5_ wbloll a pew days ago on.
~ he said, were sinking low-er ill pov- 1119 111511-9"`5 bm 1 “P his ‘best at' nounced that Sl, A,-cblbald Doug.
the Gohimisslon lm handed over any nlnn Wann igometlllng Should tentlon and c __ Ethan. las meld' an ,Engnsh X4.” expert . be started that would give employ- c°"'" T°yi°"7‘ A Q ‘believed he had died of a mysterious illness dollars tp so lllfb the slnkinlt men; Ho would (lo nl., ,best ll- elbc. would be retur .-as:-Councillor -for when about to X my .nn,_nnkn&m_
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illndi- `_ |-_ hir-Kan-no referred i'° tell to ensure lt happy' and prosper- Ward 1 Md lf. .M17-Vpuid exe" his en’s mummy. |lHere_ ends the fourtl
11111 iérnxd on City Council, which bllgan th 1910 and from_
Wollld devote his experience and ,91iBl‘l~iy to thi- office il' elected.
lfshrrmi to hy McKenna,
bus .lnlbor ol,non_ basl- <;i'i'0‘l‘t\_l toawbllltllxe act. The niiith and let us hope th-e
_ _s.A.Fle lll a»a°S*“°‘°“’“." ”“ 6 V lt t, lolatelaml-or
which sel'v‘i`ct-_ helllter was elected Cnrrlndntc for xnrzl slnflnlllellymsas ing the .past lew months _llv.h£l;) hs gags; W‘;;;shaa:tac;ed 31eelnn'a‘ln_ to the Water and Sewers Commis- expressed ny .nln elecllnn cnnl’ llc had served on the - ountil ar mms of me land of Gm_na,l,Egynt_..
sion’ Ulm" his ` ' 1* mcoril “ml was convln/cell that scollonly was he hull ellldtcalvvfed <1; Sllishglcg Dr. Madras then enumerated th.”
1*#
lenlllll of 'sc-rvico he solicited slip- trustet tis le wou if _
_ ‘ " lt i most at the pros-ent time. _ _ many scientific precautions he
llort oi cieizclls itil.-tile lnnyornlty l‘l'_a;l§l~md hp www no nn) _bnnt ln the opportunity oi working ln the would have “anon wgalnst possible
collteat, stssurillg “ them that he _ "ll, nl gmc, economy public welfare. Infection through the vnnlcnl
rgllggrlltcllle limits. c°""' vw' `Ch"h`"wn uf um Hub germs which ewarmed in the dark-
' . llc Property Conlmlttoe, outlined
, i l il tl t f th. t ml, unopened i'or
1 fur' Brown' “"1‘l 1" °°““°°l1°“ Iii' t*o‘°l‘hne"é:ll’llil~.(llV illlrtlilrd ‘lie wry br1°fly.' °“fhl1_1.i0i?e1Melhour llllagllsgnds out ;')ea;s. H-avlllg thus with the Snow 1’“"1“ ‘1°h”“t"1'°5 would support Civil: i111l11'0V‘“"°“l“ me work 0! ms comm “lm anti, em; satisfied the demand of modern
i t nt with a rea-snnuble am- Phnsized the v“l“e- 1° me c y O science th'c doctor would then he
l$i0_0n|l bl mln nnlnnnt nn( to n cons” G the illullgllration of the lby-law res ~ ' '
bum og lnxnllon_ Ho was in i'lw0i‘ Mn the ‘Daneman ol. ment and says, have made a sacrifice -to tho
-‘ I I!
_'toward the r-nllstrllc.t.lon of l-lewcrs.- of nnbllc plnygmllmls for clllldl-on il9lil’\ Smell he sam was Ona of me nnlrll ul ,_ mm; Clvlllzl,_-ll|_~,n_
T111’ City took a sub contract for mul bblnlod out that Government m " W di gms ln clvlc Bowin-g very llow I would hnvo
this and local mon seltllrod employ- _pondl Should be ntlllzcd l'or ‘the _'Gully "umm" lsngd k 1- ll spok-on tho words of incnlntation
I 1. mmm history. l-ie lu-a e ewon o le new ar In orderm uurdamlns,
ment- Tile Cllrlte Patterson Com- it lt_h 'nl renroat on o c .. . _ ss y -3 i. "ny 'iid ""1 finish i-11011' W0111 81111 llBd\roi'eul-rlsll to the work oi' the :|':‘;Pelf;;’{l0Il\)2v£f;Tg-léslnnnnrggdfllgafilfn the danger surrounding the tomb.
did “M """‘iV"- 111911 111011932 the Housing Commission, ol which he t ‘1 t conomy. was not nrnclln notably against the ‘double -who
balance of which was, put- 81011K was lr member. and assured 'his u "ws e t be lncrensed lun: appears to play the chief pa-rt in
wth $600 guarantee, towards the '11111i11&! fund.
h »
heorors that if elected he would do mn* ET; "p:gli.cy would merenne no ln-otootlng ,phnrnohn mommy,"
his best tn further the -oroslwriiy me 'mm amuse", economy when,
Coun. Connors colulnondetl Hin health and interests ol his Ward it is possible o++_¢¢4+¢4°+*********‘*** W°1'1111il1`n straightforward account and the city generally. H _ DL Mnmlllin Clly llenllh g
Ui tht- civic ex end tures iandi as
Conn. Moran, Chlurlnan of thlé Onlxr' onlled lrpon, dllld he wished
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chnlrmlln f th pl (1 C ttt , invited clt- ' - ~- - swlalneil (that B this deoillllntlrllaelft calilllftnlneefzlty clerics or- °“‘l’ *"1 ‘mllffj ‘§’§n‘l§f,“°f;,‘{’,§';‘dfg. 1"" 11111’-11 Dut on lfgood working flco 'if tlleydeslretl a coliy 01 111° “pon cami, il-rlonn Clty Councils 'M135 1"1V11|Vlng fire nozzles, civic reports, which were now réo- tml" “bilge vgiwrlencn on the 11110114- masks. additional rubber dy. As explained by His W0fShiP durilnti Bonn mm every Moyor ‘hats and coats, and q new fire lad- tho Mayor, every dollar lla.d been H9: ‘_ _cdnnclllor .Md all ,boob der truck having _ been provided accounted for and -the vouchers zztunevzfi YM the delermlnallnn 10 ,`_.-____.___. were on -ryle to prove this he gm, me my soot. to the city. +¥4»4+¢+oa_»‘¢4+o+¢o4»4+ congratulated citizens of Charlotte- which ‘on he “ner Aland. de,e,yed_
tow-n foa the manner ln which they me mst ol~n!._cl`,h.nen,nn“_ _I
- had -pal their taxes and thanked Mm some mncludlnn words ,W
-i 2 wnsn rrau-r'
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lm l sohool expenditures ll ___ '--W '~ ‘ ' ' k ff --1 - f -_ »-- --_ ~ :A --~--‘ - -f lc esxeamnplei of how clvlc expenses * »,.‘ IfRI_m;NG' U1’ ‘FATHER _
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ncr°,'n|_g°d. Chairman of than ,rl HEY. CQJME ,_l€T%E -Com-mittee. said -he had 011* U\r£ Nizxvf.
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T111' wool-r l-tml '"1' *Mo completely renevlhll ond N. furnished thnbhbgug
:Ml Ofhrl vgry ¢¢m._ "Ubin noommodatlon l to the travelling publlo.
The table lg np".
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_n CHARLQ-flglgjl-°)yN I another term Ho lnatalnciiil 9
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11" °1°°‘°"“° "°' "°"“""““ `h"" "“' ul wr r lilo tho Na-tional alittle - ~ npponell to the lcouncll nostrlll W; D515.” d nm mann; adlom. _ll ¢»amrl»n. _
The Cause of
Heart Trouble
Faulty digestion einen: the
generation okflgasu in the stomach which ate and pren on the heart and interfere with in regular eellon. clluln
.= la. whlflliffhowt elle bout to
4- ftfll alll 'regulon At
In ,,,.,,,,,, Em - ._;.
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‘°-"“’ till Hilllitl llilllli iiiliii iiill ltx lllcllllln nl soon
s l _ +- ' 4 -
Y ~ - ‘ ' In -the bowling match played at _
1 ‘ ~ the Y. M. C. A. Tuesday night be-'
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tween teams from the Telephone Buildings, Nos. 1 and 2, the latter won by a majority of 97 pins
McNevln
J. Spencer. . _ . . F. McLeod . _ .. A. Smith Moore ._ _ ._
sense
rl~\B€»3l\?C»I
$"|€D€¢»3
CNUlOth
T0tal..., . . . . . . . . . . _ . .,.1951
Building No. 2.
L. Stewart C. McGregor . ._ .
H. Dewar McNally McAnluy
F75
enema
I-*U$$!\$Z wmowm
Total_ 0 4 8
-140->--_ on the Alleys last night ni
the ladies 'bowling league, t-he Comets took the Seminoles meas- ul‘e` by a majority oi' 313 pins. ‘The winners came within an acc oi' equalllng the league record of 201-7
llins, at preselnt held by`tlle Eure- as.
.Zf’iI~"'.5‘;
Adams 155 74 Beer 135 134 98 Stewart 99 136 181 Stewart 140 134 174 Evans 1-38 103 116
700 662 643
Total-2005.
SEMINOLES S. McGregor 95 100 92 F. McDonald 115 65 142 C. llarrls 1-i2 109 80 J. Holmes 115 91 121 L. Grant 90 173 153
Five Teams Compose League and Great ri. .............. .. _..._ ......;. ...i Plenty of Excitement
Games are Expected-First to Be Played B°°'°;*"°.'"= ~°- 1- F"°'“ B°g`i““i"g t°
Next Wednesday Night.
Flnlsh
OTTAWA. Feb] 7.-Before a
crowd that smashed all attend-ance -records ‘lor hockey matches in Ot- tawa, Canadiens; of Montreal, and Ottawa Senators tonight staged an- other torrid lbattle with tho ‘home team winning 4 to 0. The contest was -replete lwith excitement from stlart to finish and while interest lagged in the second period, it was -because the winners were content to play a waiting game, saving their energies for a .last period ral- ly.
Tile story of the game may brief-
ly be set out by stating that Otta- was took two well-earned goals ln the first session; played a careful defensive style in llhe middle per- iod and ‘finished up the periior-
two more ill the final llwenty. Can-
in llhe -local nets.
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iW5WW
In the Event of an In
NE WYORK, Feb. 7.-Reading of;
the fierce comtbative' element in’ ice -hockey as played by the Canad- ian and United States -teaims in the Olyirlpic -iineil match at Chamonix, France. 'Tex Rickard, promotor of combats -asked himself, "1-low long has this game lbeen going on?" Then very promptlly be got in touch with Tom Duggan, of Mon- treal and began the work oi' promo- ting the sport in the United States.
lit is reported that Rickard wants
to hire the ‘Canadian Olympic team
mance by boosting their total by or some oi' its stars and will try to
tempt tlhem away from their strict-
acllens never let us ln their attacklly amateur affiliations by offering M111 Cilffiell H fflir Shave Ot' the play them salaries comparable to those Even against the tour-g011l fmlirgilllof star..balliplayers. li’ this .proposal the winners secured, but their arouses resentment of those who chances to breaik into the score take an alarmed view of all pro- colulnn were minimized by the fogslonol sport, tho -team -may be imliiiess disol-al' elven by Benedict recruited iirom the large class of
stars which -already are playing the grame professionally in Canada,
lProfessional hockey is part of the
winter sport program ln Cleveland and a few other American cities but Rickard just twil-.Iseli the -greet financial possibilities of the game in this country. ll-le lhas an idea that professional hockey ill Madison
5]- H-4 Square Garden could -be made 1.0
‘ | who tho saimo place in winter time
Total-1692. l that baseball occupield slltlnmeh
**" 'W' The re rts of bloods le -n t e am-
S G00d and Bad HOCkeylateur Optymipic contests, and of imen
p g ' ~ ` ~ » b'elnk -knocked cold for hours 'by
i” Dlsplayed ln W|cked the gay action elf heavy -shilalehs
_.Judging by the interest and en- gave Tex 3 new ooncelption oi' a fhuslasm manifested atthedlfferent e 3 he lmfl opl vaguely
sport th t - Y
meetings held recently by the Char- i- l heard 'ol bel~0re_
lottetown Yacht Club, it looks as 1-iiA|_\llllllTON, Feb. 7.-Hamilton- .There Wm be n nlxmlly nlmull in
if_ Ya°Mi“9 this' °°"""9 °"'"'"°" is k9°1’1“`g Si' ‘I_"*t5 °°m1"m1' 0" theltlle international league which Ric- ,_wll| surpass anything ever attempt- second rung oi the N. H. L., -lad kara and Duggan are lrylng _lo 0,-_ ed aloha these lines- One cnlhuslss tier following their six to tour vlc-‘game as an expansion of ,he nm. “Ffa” 1" °°"V°"°a“°" xvm' th” 1911’ Over the Hpaillesi 'here 1°' sent -Canadian National League. .W"'i°" '“3d° the "°"‘a"k that 1" nl-gilt in as wicked ll bottle as has‘Nnw York and ,Boston wlll rep,-Q. honestly believed _that upwards of been seen nm-e in many 3 moonqsem the lumen Slntcn ann the *l""tY °" """t1"f'V° 7a°i“B buh There was good -and lbad hockey Canadian teams wlll be »l~0mnl0_ big and small’ Wm spread their dished “P by *boil* Clubs- ‘1’“1- ‘1 1"' Hamilton, Montreal and Ottawa. §1'"°’l. "fd , b“l'(";“1|b'°"°,f§ he 100 much 01 1112 10115111 11°F- The schedule will .give about twen-
°w' e ' 9° uc E °ws’ 8 eyerytlliiii-I Wehi- 310115 5“"i‘“m'i"517 ty dates in each city 'between No-
may the C. Y. C. have every success “mn Junk Adams Cmssnhenked In its pr°m°tl°." °f °n° of the "mst Shorty Green ill t-he second yperlod pleasant, exciting and healthful of I _ _ _ re[icwed_ Umm,
and the feud was ~ -
°utd°°r spans' tunately for Adams lilo suffered for
l Tn Ab It . l l l d his mistake as he was struck ac- . . :_ °... - -- - Gr@aiBr1w1n17-1 that city next week is certainly a Scmmblf’ 1" “Ont 01 the _H“’mm°“ _..._
t mov, ln gh, ,-lgllg dl,-,mon as net and rendered unconscious. The (canadlan pre” Bostonlans and the majority of Am- 018511 011911911 11 D11 Clit 011 1115 Tillhi wll_NN,l,plEG' Fen 7__'l~he Camld. ol-loan hookoy fa,-in ln go,-lo,-al havo ear. Bert -Corbcau with ten minut-‘lan Olymnlc hockey team ,lnfealed 1 been more than anxious the last es to oiuyinl; time in go in the lin- the Brlllsl, team ln nn onhlonlon few seasons to see the Maritime ill D9l`i0\i 1110111190 his S1101( iliifi P11* game ln _pal-ln lan; nlghl .by 3, score Champions in action against some ed into Shorty Green. For ‘this he of 1-7_1 acconllng to a cable newly.
of the leading allnregatlons of thatllvas _given tl major penalty and ed ,hem ln(lay_ The teams played City- Th! f~0Ul` Of Cho Cl1lmp|0fl8 Will Green, wlho retaliated was treated l-lve_nmn hockey, ov,-lng lo me
also prove no small factor in ad- likewise. Corbeall could not stop small lee surl»ace_
V°1`t1°i"U 111° 15131111 l11'°V11'\C¢ by "Red" Green from getting in` on 1--<-o->---
lah? wig# il: annzlrllnfe :fha vie" Roach and stuart was .but -little
aance an speey san oceylbl-l _Th dl - ,k gbtl .
' :STS °;'hB°"t°” ||°°| is °°"§:|'" P tlsarllrwas 5ery?l?JIo;?e_ ilvrlillheoscctglfl J.
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'_ only his good work prevented the _l
The lee racing game locally is..I, nl q.. l. m nnln A nn. er
coming into Its own this winter a e` To ru g mp' g PANAMA- Feb- 7-“Eddie R°"“" and tho cbnplogfofown D,-ivlng “Wilt 1" th” f"‘“‘e' promlotor ot' the match -between
Club is to he commended for their - - '
splendid efforts. .Already several E ,d . L10. t0fl&y 8111101111-C611 ihll 1`0i20iDi 01 successful meets have ben ata ed ll. message from Dllndce's nlanager on our harbor and judging by ‘the pl _ deol-llrlng a lpostiponement of six interest displayed by the large at- S weeks necessary because ol' an in-
tendancee at each meet, it looks as p ljury to his hand received lby Dun- _ - though the remainder of the season 1° dee in his fight with -Pnl Moran. Mlnlqer -~ ' will be enthusiastically followed by (Canadian Press) Holm-bs ls nrnpnrlng nn nppoal to
iollnny Dundee and Jose Donlbar
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sional Hockey League Being Assured it is Expected That New York and Boston. Will Look to Canada' For Material _fr-
Worthy of Representing Above Cities. ._
vember 15 and 'March 15. _ ‘_ _
Dllgg-:ln owns racetracks at M095,
trehl ond .Niagara Falls and ls_ln- terested ln the promotion of vang __ ioue fprofessional sports in the _ minion.
lf amateur stars are persuadqql.,
to turn professional for the our- , pose otf tlhe new lleague, there lT1‘01?f- .., ably will be an outcry: but there ip no aplparent means ,of Dl'¢iV9l1tii\¢ . the promoters i`-rom offering -bit! 1191 i _ aries to members of the U-nlted States and Canadian teams. The _ , same cry was raised not long ago._.__ when it was discovered that Aim- erlca had very WW ‘H0011 01Y'mP‘.°f‘ boxers left on the eligible list. 11108! » of the 1920 cllamplons h&Vi11S f.1l‘.1'1\1x » ed prof-esslonail. _
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New YORK, Feb. 7.--'rex nic-
kard, Madison Square Garden Pwr moter, admitted today he was con- sidering the organization of a pro- -fessional hockey league next -wint- er. He denied, however. tnatlhe had larranged to put the Canadian Ol- lympic champions in the dengue to
represent -New York.
el have not gone so far ln the
preliminary arrangements 115 '-0 ,book any looms,” Rickard said. .He_ intimated, however. that he W‘&_11i,'-._ ed the very best tealm 0bti1i1181>19 to represent New York and ‘heard . that Canada had a. E199-1 team-
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Nefk muscles. _,M stlf and sore? '
Apply Sloan’s gently without rub.-'_ _ __ bing. Fresh, new blood begins td ' circulate swiftly through the: strained tissues. Stiff' muscles re- _ lax, pain ceases. Soon stiffness and pain are gone. Get a bottle at
_~ your druggist today-35 cents.
Sloan’s Liniment-ln'Il¢ paint
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lovers of the "Sport of Klngl." A LONDON, Feb. 7. -There is no llle boxing olglcln-ls_ doolnring post- ~ :-
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artlltl perform on the eteellhlgdog A`Iarg_e entry list In filled out and
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meeting will be held tonight at Bsign of the epldelnic of influenza pbnomong wlll online honvy flnan-c. - ' :_
g:=1°§k» ¢° i"1`lf\9° f°l` Si11|1'd1T¥'l which in sweeping over tho Unitodllnl loss, throwing the bollt in-to the
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recorded from influenza last weeklhope, ihowev-cr.. that Dundee will Hotel C09 ‘ 1
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