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.I-EURO, N. B., Jan. 11-(By the
canadian Press)-Great Britton.
101%, gtandard bred stallion own-
rd by the Nova' Scotia Government, L
died yesterday at the agricultural
college farm here of lntestinalcon-
gestion. The great trotter had been
exercised on Friday and seemed in
me best of health and spirit, but
,eterlnary skill failed to save his
me yesterday when he had refused
the morning feed and began to
lllow signs of distress.
The stallion was purchased from
pr, J. M. Foran, of Ithaca, N. Y.,
test February, following the death
ef Captain Aubrey, his predecessor.
The purchase price was $5.700. A
grandson of Peter the Great, he
was foaled in 1907, and besides be- sa
tng credited with winning the fast-
est four heat race, had sired many
successful track competitors.
HUCKEY
Rovers, 5; Grlmlies, Z
A very fest and exciting game of
hockey was played in Highfield rink
on Tuesday night between the Gay-
town Rovers and the Highfield
Granltes. The chief features of the
game were the splendid combination
oi Whitlock and Stewart, who came
and the spectacular net-minding of
Marley All the Granites played
wonderful hockey, but the Rovers
were too much for them A good,
clean game was Played only two
penalties being given all evening
The lineup was:
Rovers-Goal, Murley; Defence,
Dixon, Blfgar and MacLeod; For-
wards, G. Whitlock, V. Stewart, L.
MacNevin, R. McLellan, L. Cairns,
Smith.
Graniies-Goal, E. Hughes; De- t
in
~ fence, J. Carson, A. Lewis, F. Whal
u
en; Forwards, W. Rodd, J. Rodd; H.
stead, A Coles, S. Hurry. _ b
Referee~l'.0.tan Phillips. `
Goals for Rovers-Cairns l, Stew-
art 2. Whitlock 2. t
Goals for Granites-Carson 1, t
Coles l. le
' Shots on nets-On Murley, 22; On
F
Hughes, 22.-H. H
Stirring' Evidence
In Murder Case
Sl-IIRZBROUKE Qlle., Jim. 16-A P
dcscription of is night. _lourliey to To
a secluded eastern townships' farm
Saturdoyfs
Lo0KiNG"EM oven I
Hockey Scores' . .__ ___._. _ J
BY “'.l‘EC."
bo “Chills to "got" somebod all
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l in _ . ._
MILLER WIT” CAMPBELLTON _:S3 S iiiiliiiigetl to catch J .ckikti
_ NATIONAL LEAGUE , 9 Oil the point 0! the ch
At Montreal: Canadiens 2, Boston Th _ . J ., .
(overthne Me). ° Abbie'CamPb9ui'°ii 811110 85' pened about midway in the first The Caimdfii PTGS)-310W in Kei'
= "W F°“"“ "°“i3i1i' Pi'°iiif-SUS t0 V’ period, and what made the illegal
IN TONIGHTS GAME
|wltli his elbow, knocking the speedy i
I
iwinger unconscious The foul hap-
IN’l'EBNA'l"l0NAL LEAGUE " “ini” .check look even worse. was because
, Campbellton trimmed the Abbics‘ Bun-,ge was snowed to remain on
At. Fort Erie-Buffalo 2, London' when they i°5t~ met “nd th' Ab' the ice. when he should have been
lan
At
Sin'
P
I-1’.aen2
ibies Wm be Out ki mil f°i'C0 i-U given ct least five minutes. Kane
Ag gleyelmd._.wtr,d_,er 3_ Cleve. 1 reverse the decision tonight. Miller, mme mek late rr, me second pe,-;°d
d 2, (overtime). th” °“i-mndins “ni” in the Mari- but was not himself until late in
r times, will be with Campbellton me flml session
CANADlAN_AMEmCAN ' tonight and will show his wares __.-
l here for the first time this BGBSOI1- Moncton has a very line Stadium
gpr-tngr;eld_B,m,¢ -mer., 5_.M-'iii'-1' iw been sought on several and an equally :inc manager in
lngneld ,_ occasions by the N. I-I. L. but re- Mr, Roy spenee_
M PhmderPh|._Prm.ldmce 8' fused to leave his home toum as his .M
huadelphm L father has large interests in Camp- prlday nlglrtve etterrdenee wee
M Bcstorr_Bostorr Cubs 8’ New bellton. the llrgest that has ever viewed a
v _ Colorful Stevie Estabrooks, the hockey nxture in M<~,-:cum-Truly a,
Taiormy petrei" of the Maritimes great compliment to the Abcg-
rN»mR_NA-HONAL LEAGUE ' will be on the Abbie line up to- weltg `
, night. With the exception of the
A Kansa; lt _st louis 0 Ken. Biiihiifsii Same- Wediwsdny night- The writer accompanied the sum-
i» C Y .
e city 4, inns will not be privileged to see mcrsiuo crystais as fa-r as Emerald
At Chicago-Buffalo 0, Chicago 3. 9' 1955119 gi’-me f-iii fi-"i'idl¥ the 29th. on Saturday. They were on their
At Duluth_'1\u_~,o, 3, Duluth 3, 911110515 W/0 W¢@i<S- way home from Sussex where they
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lost to the Dairy Kings 2 to l in a
U. S. AMATEUR LEAGUE GET Bl’-"IND OUR BOYS! featilreless game played in slush
and water. The Islanders did not
At New Haven ¢°r.n_._Beeton One notiwbie feature during come out oi the game unlnlurcd
through tirne after time to score
.
this
Hockey club 2. Yule 4. the “went iriba to New Bruns- cithcr, Levi sllliphant suffering a
At rake placid. N. Y..-st. Nich- Wk was iini manner in which fractured haha unc chick Gallant
as club or New York 3. ' , the 1101112 fans back their own term a painful -‘charlie Horse." It looks
Luke Placid Athletic oiulo 2. °° the i5mii~ as lr these boys will be out oi the
At Princeton, N. J.-Dartmouth Just ii”iii'\i¢» in Moncton Friday ganlc for the next few weeks.
0.
Princeton 4. nisht there were live thousand Monty Montgomery also showed a
At New york (sunday ,_g~l,e,-nom) fans solidly behind the home team. mlkty ¢ut on the mouth.
ol
-Crescent
CL
Get in tonight and help the
Athletic Club 2_ M1,_n.¢1c_ Our boys need just such backing in| _.__
ty Sea Gillis 2. (tie). every Slime Diiiyed at home. i Harold Eady is not only a hale
fellow well met and an excellent
` SENIOR 0. H. A. ' i>°y8 Wifi- They are dving their goalie, but possesses e very fine
k
r
b
P. W. C. 12; Abbie Sisters I0
ns e n an conquerors
th t ell
for the mzrpose ol: secluins 11411101- team W We iiine °i’ 12-10. It was
of seine cropped in the nam and the fast combination oi Miller | in
M me and Rngers _md me sup’ 321250! the third winter Olympic _
c _
erb guarding °i "D°dy" Pmwsev All day long a. soft, gentle rain 0
of gurl play which followed was
given in court of Kin8"4 beiiiiii b
nd 015°' whim that spelled de' that brings out buds and starts u
in
here today by Joseph Langlois, of
Nom.. Mills, vermont, testifying in fe
- cl
conneoton with the death of iR.ene
Malloy, of Norton Mills, vermont. Di
who was shot on me ntglre of Ne. till the final whistle. The following
vemocr li, ieao. are iiie Svffrer-
'I‘he court will not sit on Monday P-
as the lawyers will he in Montreal
where an appeal of Albert Bt. Helen McKfe 4 V. Harrington 6
Pierre, also of Hereford who has
Lois Miller 4 G. Saunders 2 | hu bent every activity toward pre-
already been convicted and sent- S. McKinnon T. Currie
erlced to hang for the murder, will
be heard by the appeal side of the
court of King's bench, Odelard
Dubc, brother of Vezina, will be
tried on a similar charge later.
Unemployed _
Grow Restless t
'“'”“““' S
ROCHDALE, Lancashire, England, 3
Jan. 16,-(A.P.)-Police were struck,
kicked and otherwise injured during C
disturbances tonight by unemployed P
M
demonstrators.
The trouble started when the pe-
lice arrested a man who was ad-
iiit-iring the jobless from the steps n
Of the town hall. Stones were
‘hi'°Wi1. one of them breaking a
town hall window, and for some
time the demonstrators surged up
and down neighboring streets.
Two men in addition to the speak- M
er were arrested. It was the second _
iiisht in succession that Rochdale i
was disturbed in this fashion.
Cure QF Cancer' n
LONDON' om" 'im' 17""(By Thr “WI i0 K0 in 5115 last period and 'voking the nine pour-r treaty in tho
°“”“‘”°'“ P"°“’°°°”‘°°‘ 1’ “°~* Wi trailing in-ze the Hi Y team put 'Manchurian coniilct hy cc-'--l -g
on a. final burst of speed that_that the open door policy will bc
rought victory. It was the shoot-' maintained in Mlmchuria.
48
my means hopeless. This was the
°'i1°°v-racing statement or nr. J.
W. McCullough of Toronto, member.
ri: the Provincial cancel- oomnus-`
b
ri
sion. ln_an address hue yesterday ef
`ne
ii wr# quiet parole a ful-ther,
ltudy of secretions of the glands
. t
may gi" th' k°i' W- tl" °°‘il° °f, lwthi lame. The all stars we
thc baffling dsease said Dr. Mc-, handicapped by elle 1°” of two menrgllep go., 3 L. Ryan 105
Cnifvush. Det carl civilisation were who were put or ici- minor iouis.’“skinny" Morris :l J. Forsythe;
mm '|’°k~°“ °f U °°°\if'-iiiiiilify “iii Lineup and eco;-er, "Stork" Storey W- MCEWGHI
"Shad" Melnnes P. Crit'-'o.rc'i'i;
"short " Pal-trlacc 4 D- Riw 4|'
i3`5»\l1f.l.S¢V¢1'y typgof pgfggn
rould canarias: ¢-.racer there was 111.7 ` » | qt,"
E. Shaw L. Duchemin
D. Prowse V. Birtwhistle
0. White E. McKenzie
Referee-W. Goss.
P. S. S. 10; All Stars 20
he Abbie Sisterd. P. W. C., and
he Amazons, and the senior boy'siWarII\ W€3.th€r
agile having four teams, namely, °
alcons, Navy. Senior Y and the DlSastr‘l)us. To
i-Y team. The following are gsm- ' .--~ P acid Lake i
es played Saturday night.
lthe bob run to make a cold drink, 5
EUIIDES OF FIl.l'DAY’S GAME
Hillard G Muttart, the congenial
B _*_* - manager of the team. 1`B°5t°"' E' Burke' 49°' t 1  __
` i4 55 °“‘“°
 stevie Egtab__0°kS_ .praymg centre 2-Boston, Clapper (Chapman) go B h
qilrr-ee mtereetmg “me r b“_ f°i' Ab°¥W¢ii-S. made 8- D18 im' When the Crystals arrived at ' _ _ _,_ Dmorr  _
g s o
etbm were played saturday nm” D1’e&i0n With the Moncton fans Moncton from Sussex, they Salle Pem"'°°' N°n°' D_ parent 
lard Muttzirt were wondering if an
Abegweit~Cl-ystal game could not be
arranged, to be played either at the
Forum or irl Summerside.
I don’t see why noti
(By Edward J. Nell, Associated Press
LAKE PLACID, N. Y., Jan. 16.-
Over the heads of Mount Whiteface,
(Cmamm preu) The Abbie Sisters, last year cham , r
_ ro or th ma d d ysaaaicinck and 1-nlystack, this cv- 3
Bc
‘ening fell a deep purple haze, un-
! Sussex and Moncton bowed down. fl
‘failing harbinger of snow and cold
f t i . . .
e as mv ng P W C -,in the Adirondacks. and nature q
‘seemed about to smile again on the
at for the Abbies. The score in- gram grass sprouting ren steadily c
_ .
mates h°w °1°5° thi’ “me W”'on a. rugged countryside that has 2
Wed' the °“”°°m° bein? in d°“bi’ i been stripped clean of snow and ice.
a
iAnywhere else the mildness of
spring and temperatures above E0
w° C- Ai’i’i° Si8i»¢l'B|degrees, might be welcomed, but m
tty Rodgers 4. .lean Grant 2 here it strikes straight at the heart h
of a community that for a. solid year
iparation for the international com-
ipetitions starting February 4th and
continuing through February 13th.
There was not enough ice left on
where it few days ago the steep
banks and daring cufves were plas-
Stranger Sleeps
MONTREAL, Que., Jan. 16.
fi
In the second game the All Stars'
tered with crystal ten inches deep.
Skiers of Norway, Japan and Swed-
,BRUINS DRI-iii
MONTREAL, Que Jan 17-(BY
tins started, the Canadiens came
from behind to tie the - Boston
Bruins 2-2 in a slow by cleanly play
cd National Hockey League game
.here last n'gbt. An overtime session
failed tg break the tie.
The soorin; started with 5 softi
8061 for thc Bruins. Eddie Burke.;
Oiamwr put the Bruins. two gocicl
in the lead \v`t`.i the aid of Cl~.a;i-1
mz-i.n's nice pass from close lil o1l‘
Hains/worth.
The Canadiens showed more ionn
in the middle period. Malty Burke
fii-Shed from the defence, i-.st thc
Puck at the Boston defence, ‘nut was
in good pcnition for Johnny Gag-I
non's pass from behind the cage.i
Marty whipped it home and the
Bruins lead was cut one. I
It was not till the third period
that the Canadens scored the ty-`
ing goal. Dit Clallper was chased
for tripping Gagnon and the Bruins
were a man short. The Canadiens
swcpts to the attack to press home
their advantage. Sylvio Mtintha
scooped up the puck at his own de-
fence, ivhirled down the ice at a
great clip and flipped the puck into
'the net after swinging around the
,defence in a. wide arc. _
THIRD PERIOD
4-Canadiens, S. Ms.niiha, 14.18
Penalties: Joliet, Galbraith, Clap-
Def-
OVERTEME PERIOD
MAPLE lEiiFS 0
P.)-The New York Americans de- ,
(cated the Toronto Maple Leafs to-
night for the first time in fivc Na-
Yy 8
lace in the Canadian division by a
p V is
two point margin over the Montreal _i 1 lckgts on ,Sale at the Forum
.
» This Morning at 10 Ociock.
rookie right w'nger, flung 5 long i the top.  mo s"P_;i°‘°"  756. 60c. 501'. tax cxira
Canadiens, but left Toronto safe at
Zion Glild League
Spufcribs
I. Lafferty  ... . . 191 146
M. Burns  ..... 164 145 194
E. MacPherson  . 103 136 172
E. 'Bell  .  196 200
A. Warren   99 100
'isa 127
Total   . .  .
Our Gang
A. Affleck  .. .. 93 120
54
Total  ..
Majority for Spare Ribs rl
High single E- Bell 200
High three E. Bell 568 Di
Fcatherweights
. Daft. 5° l’°lii'5~i _ _, tenor voice closely followed by Reg. THE SUMMARY (r;_B aién.'_‘_
Marlboros 3; Port Cclborrle 1. ' -'”- ` ' Saunders and Jackie Schuman, i C_ Muteh   110 101 102
Nationals 21 Kitchener l.. not forgetting the leading boss, “RST “mio” A_ Patterson   52 55 as
Laiferty ...  129
Fraser 
F‘?’$~P’
Cudmore . .
in the Y. gym before some bund- by his °xh“"iii°i‘i Oi' speed and cl- three hearty cheers f°r the Ai" J. Lsrter 
ed lrrterested specmmrs_ Baskeb i'i;iiD2;ti;_°°i¢°;Y_ ability- The lifting egweits. We Islanders are clannlsh _ sE°°ND PEMOD v_ Rodd  _
all is fast making a come back in 0 a mo 5 suspem on ww be “WHY fi'°m mme' R.. Campbell 
cm, and it is the mtenuon or J a great help to Abegweits in their _ ...___ 2 13-Ca aniuliens. M. Burke (Gagnon)
he Y omcm, to have three my Strussie for a Play-oil berth in “B” Messrs Reg. Saunders and nil- '__'__ ___ _ E B ke __ __ _ Tom  
es going this week The mst mei section of the Northern League. ° “ °~°' ' “T ' ° "
terscholastic league for girl; will ,
rms wgether Prince street, west DELIBERATE ELBOW CHECK
Kent and a second P. W. C_. team.
The genre, rm, lem, Wm hm Glen Bnrrase. who appeared to
Majority for
High single
High three C.
Bowling tonig
Rebekah Leag
'I to 8.30 On
.. .. 91
Jewell  .. 77 ll
. ... 101 1:1 85
401 023 604
.. 17102 The question of regional seniority
1:0 pins_ oi’ the firemen of the Island division
plus of the Canadian National Railways
me was discussed and on motion ol Mr. ;
_ , 1l9..123 iss
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N°“5“°h' 46 pins" migransportation:-Dr. J. A. clerk
C' Mm” 17° pins rt. E. Mutch, R. L. cotton A. Pick-' i
Bmwn' 397 pins' iard, Alban Farmer. U I
iii- _ Time Table;-s. A. Mcnonolu, E.
“°~ A. Ferguson, J. H. Howatt, C. l-I.
1°"-" ai-ifys' Chandler, I. Carter. i
ART
,.47
61 139
440 409 539
42 141
100 118
'I9 109
107
69 103
397 530
. . 1386
85
121
59 95
108
507
1434
' MOUNT STEW H. Davison, Arthur McDougall, W.
For Six Days N° awe' AND VICINYYY R. show c. N. Bisoctt.
____ P Baltics: Gagnon, Foster, Hitch- '
“mmm” new ma; . --- i Industrial:-J. P. Crockett, R.. 1..
_ services were held in Mimi McLure, s. 'r. Green, w. M. Rowe,
ited Church on Sunday. C L Mega
Montreal’s marathon sleeper, Ernest Stewart' Un ' ‘ y .
Silorts Writer) Len____y_ believed to be or sp__mg_ HAMPTON AND VICINITY at eleven a. m. Rev. M. K. _Cher-_ Memlm-,l,||,;_.p_ w_ Tumer_ _,_ M__
-# man, Pastor. Murley, G. J. Tweedy, Walter Hynd-
eld, Mass., tonight neared the end | _ I
six days almost unbroken slum- ' Most °t the mrmets “"~°‘md here "_" ` man' J' P' G°rd°n~
i are busily engaged getting out the Mr .and Mrs, John Pigot, Sav-i Air Mall and Air Tra.nspcrtal.ion:-
er without appearing to have satis- ; - .
ed his desire for rest in large .supply cf fi-!`8W00d and i\iIiib€i'- age Harbor, were visitors to the R. L. Cotton, Col. D. A. McKinnon,
antmes i Wood, we understand, is consider- elty recently. |W. S. Grant, B. R. Holman, W. H.
u .
Doctors are convinced that Lemay ably Cheaper this year. Ori Saturday 0i'€Yii“€ 5 very m'~.-Y'~D“'fb‘"'
as no serious illness and confess *_ ' i»€i`€5i-ing Eiime °f h°°k°i' was P“bi'°"y"P W' Cimkm' J' R'
lremselves puzzreg ever the cam , There pamed awry on Saturday. played on Mount Stewart Rink, be- Burnett, W. A. Gaudet. H- M- Simii- 1
n the only oecaelon slnce last gag, Ebac. 26 at Hampton, Ida. Wall, be- tween the Head of Hillsborough sag.  _S_t_ewart__Jon;s.F M Ph S
h I1 Bl* Ilmth 1- _ C (£8, .
rday that Lemay ‘has recovered lovcd wife of John C. French at and Mount Stewart teams. T 0
onsciousness, he was so active that the early nge of 46 years. Mrs. seore being four-two ~in favor of A- McLeod. J- P. Hiiii0n. G- G-
- I-Iughe N. D. McLean
is physicians had to place him in French was only ill a. few days, but Head of Hillsborough. 5. _ ~
strait jacket. All efforts to locate in spite of all that loved ones could. _- Civ" _l‘“"i"°"°“‘°“t‘ '“ G“°' J'
ny relatives have failed and noth- do, passed away on Siturday. Shei Miss Margaret Birt. teacher Bt Tweedy- J' E~ Hams' J' M' Hunter'
iz ir known hero or the mans wiu be missed fn the home, tile linac or Hillsborough, spent the T. W.L- Prnwse. G- S- Birmhrrd-
ovoinents nriorto the beginning of church and thc' community as shc` week cnc at her home in Pls-i S*“¢iSii°“i=-N Rfiitenbuiy- E- T-
is 500070- was always ready to help in every qutd_ Higgs, A. R.. Mclnnis, F. J. Holman,
good enum W. A. Bickers.
THE BAFUST CHURCH She is survived b ii sorrowifl i an oi’ the men
-"` hzislianrk and tinge dailghter; rtrltt/I bllisily engaged in the woods.iE'M°Nui'°' C°1'G'E‘F““' ‘7a5'C"'
Dn A- C- Vinvenir mornineislrlia, v;olct and rm, at1lomc,r1-‘gathering lumber and are wood. "`-“i“°'- H- shw-
sermerr Wes -istewey-dsh;p of p,,S_E 5;) _,m,_._,.37 srep_chr.__.-rm_ The ser_| ,vhue me ladies’ although my-“Fisher|es.-W. F. Tidmarsh, S. T.
“$10115-" D\ii'ii`i8 -ffiiuafy the iiiii'i‘; ‘alles ct the house and grave werci many of them are really at it yet.'z°'u“nnti B'F1sher’ chas'Emle’ G'
i5Wi‘S °f the BiiDi7i5i» Ci'i\ii'Ch2-if ffin-.iii':i.‘ri by her pastor, Rev. Geo.; are considering the hooking, and D'A]:;R_;_f_'_L B McMu__m
tiii'0U§i10iiif tile Maritime P101/iii I 'L :rs mi "‘e remains were laid' no doubt the hooks will soon be ' ' ' '
of this vicinity
1
Ii-0-C-K-E-Y
can Ps Ellro li
TIG‘i;`Jsi1S
ABEGWEITS i
AiS0 .I UN [ORS
tional Hockey League clashes this _ (QUEEN I'I'OTEL vs_ LEVIN FUR C0
se , ~
vicastfim ic: :i:1(;reAvlilBe-iiiam oscciiirti  T 0 H I G H T 8 _ 3 0
Somoa
shot from 31..-get ee.-,gre lee at ¢~,,e| »-------- i Q °" "’”» 15 years and under ssc.
`  ii I Vciiliuciismllincliiriiiciis 4” “ ”
Continued from page 1
On motion of Mr. Mutch, seconded
by Mr. S. A. MacDonald, the prgri.
dent was instructed to forward a let-
ter to the Federal members of Par-
_liamcnt and Senators, setting out
112, the facts and asking that the cert
116,01' operating the ferry service be re-
708_ lnoved from the railway accounts.
y Mr. R. L. Cotton suggested the de-
-- Ziiigrsirability of securing, through the
‘Dominion Parks Commission, the
149 xgfstabiishnlent of a Dominion park
123 97_ Dominion organization, it was stat-
0 94 ed, had been looking over the his-
in this Province. Oflicials of the
toric site at Port La Joie and were
apparently much interested.
R. E. Mutch, seconded by Mr. P. W.
Turner, it was referred to Messrs. G. |
J. Tweedy and J. O. Hyndman to l
make arrangements for presentation i
of the matter to the Provincial Gov- Q
ernment with a viclv to enlisting the i
Governments co-operation and as- i
sistalice. This was in accord with 2
a resolution passed at the snnuali
meeting. 0 l'
D8 i
_ Standing Committees
The following standing commit-
tees were appointed for the year
Imn'\igration:`I. 0. Hyndmsn, I... i
Cimiiiiieii-S llcal. Georg: Iiliirisivortlif L..
moved to save but the puck gimccrli _ _ -~
on his ann into the si-.-:r.c. nit I MEETING
' Wing Shots 4
~ R. T. Holmans 3
At an exhib.tion game of hockey
played Saturdxy night between
R.. T. Holman's Ltd., and L, P. U.
Wing Shot‘s, last ycar’s industrial
league champions, R. T. l-lolmanka
held the Wing Shots to a 4-3 score
which was anybodys game up to
the final whistle. The stars ici' R.
T. Holmins were, Mclniliss John-
son, Cox, w.th Kcnlicdy and Storey
a. power on the dsiensc. O’Nei1l in
the goal was a regular stonewall in
himself._Thc Iron Dukes were well
managed and coached by A. Affleck
and H. McCallum.
The stars for the L. P. U. Wing
Shots wcrc, Bill Ryan, D. Gillis and
the Bevin brothers, with A Lund
and B, Sllcrrari, J. Power :ind S.
Ryan defense. Eddie Henncssey, 8.
new recruit for the Wing Shots
turned in a stellar game. Much.
credit must be given L. Rush, marl-
cgcr and coach of the Wing Shots
in the way he handled the tcnlri.
Llneulls:
Wing Shoi.s Iron Dukes
i-Iennessesy Goal O’Nelll
Defense
Storey
Kennedy
McLeod
L. Ryan
Beviris
Power
Centre
Johnson
Dowling
B. Ryan
A. Lund
Right W.ng
Mellini!
SCBDIEH
Bevins
McDonald
Left wing
B. Cot
Toolnbs
D. Gillis
B. Sherran G.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Empire Buying:-James Paton, T. l
At ii meeting of the illdllstria-l
League at the Laborers Union
Hall on the 16th of January three
teams decided to battle for the
Tip Top 'Irophy donated by D. A.
Bruce, local merchant.
The following teams were repro-
sented:
R. T. H01man's Ltd.
Stewarts Bakery.
L. P. U. Wing Shots, winners of
thc Tip Top Trophy, 1931.
The following oillccrs were elect-
ed:
President, Edward Nicholson.
Secretary, Lewis Stewart.
Executive A. Affleck, N. Whit-
lock, L. Rush.
HALIFAX. N. S., Jan., 17-
(By The Canadian Press)-
Cecial James Scott, 25) year old
negro whose expulsion by Cari-
ada, and Bermuda lcd to his na-
tor"ely as “ihe man wiihuut 2
country." will press his claims
to Bermudian citizenship, it was
understood here today. A Hali-
'. ..y'   .
“cs are bringing *-0 their CODSNS-f !o rest 11'. Crapulld Cemetery. Thei flying. . .
ations messages of the stewardsliipg ,tell b;~.;-cfs were Mersrs Thomas ---- iI'IeI'0lSIII SIIOWII III
°f tliefiis. Of life Df D0-4505510215 i0 £110; Callicroil, Ernest Holm, J. H. My-i Herrtiest congratulations arc Great  Flood
ur-ned mek prime street by thezen, eager for practice, can’t find iiiiiii- that Bii 0! ihc D¢0Di¢. ilil Oi: ers, Aiih Ferguson, Noll Mac-. being extended to Mr. and Mrs-
k ball ‘thc ¢‘iliFCi`i@S might se that of all fl. lp cl A Barrett James Atkins, of Mount Stewart, ((;erred|,m pr-en)
core of 20-10. At the end of the 0i\°“8ii SHOW i/0 ma B ii BMW - . ' 6 ,. ..~'-' _ an - - »
‘ ‘ 1 - ie b b girl. ERRY N. s. J li. ic.-
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whm k alare scudding over the mountain, mos; ,,¢.er,rab1,, and mast rrumuri
M.c. ii siixin 4|
r' Ay; 4 c an lgzdc “plenty”
, Large D. Prowse . .
Rer,,,e_w_ e.,.,_ Japanese Minister
Answers U. S. Note
Hi-Y 38 All Stars 32 ___..____..
i TOKYO, JBU. 16.*-(A.P.}--F\)l`Ci8il _
In tht third Game file Y°\i°i‘i“i_lidinister Kenkichi Yoshizaiva rcpiiedi
i'Y team W0!! il 01056 d0°i5i°“ today to United States Secretary c"
over the All Stars. With six mln- state Henry L. Stimsou'a note, in-
ine
oi' McLean, Stewart and Part i The reply was delivered to,‘United
e and the sensational guarding States Ambassador W. Cameron
__ Morris and Storey that withstood Forbes by the Foreign Minister.
cn cancer at home and abroad." the charges of Connolly, Ryan ghd:
h
war, the all star forwards
in
° ‘inns in°n\°ni4 of r "ri bard' 
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lltt.e fcundatnn faluch statements "shag" grnnrr 1° L_ Dawn. 4 gem-e,_,Neu Matheson
R.. Dodds M. 00 tops, and there will be ice' and snow ` The lrvemrrrr' scrmm ..Whar,sg Messrs George r,_ Dunsrord and _
- i i . - fore midnight on Thursday and scnt
“'i‘0iiE.’ With the WJl'id?" was heard’ Jllmcs Campbell oi' Hampton paid daughtci, Mrs. James Atkins.
by it irrae ccnsrfcaiicn Wiih deel=| a business trip to charlottctowni 'rho monthly meeting or thc sav- ° ’°*“’i"2 i'°i'f”“° °"°i' si* “iii” °‘
"Sin." In the days service oi' praise
were included Shanks fine :letting of
Dr. Mathesons grert "0 love that
will not let me go." Smlth's rend-
ering oi' Ncwmalfs “Load Kindly
Li8i\`-" with Mrs. A. C. Vincent
talrilllz tho sopzcno solo of the lat-
tcr with very sympathetic expres-
sion.
Siiiil’-R.V School- at 2.30 p. m. had a
very enrouraglng attendance. Par-
ticular attention is called to the
Wednesdfy evening gathering for
Prayer, and attendance theroat
|¢°i'i'i¢8iiy invited by the Mnistcr.
rcf"sua" ucibeln 2 1.. onnoliy 14|
Bl’-Fil-iN. ran. l:-.Aaoir.nit-
ler was »<qulllr.l yesi.el'.l.\v on
S charge of Tlllel lil-ocgbl. by
Cilliiain Walter éicrlnrv, l'-.:--- I
mcrly nl (lie la.-.1<r~s~ a'.-.el :it one
lima Iiliiefa oolinasae. ,
ret per-led p_ s_ 3_ were leeeltng The townspeople were baffled, these timigs .hey arc not oivllcrs., ---- on the birth of a bonn a y | LONDOND , , a
9_4_ but the All ste,-5 strged e,_nonnaliy the temperature hovers_ibut trustees, stewards of the giftsi Mr. rind Mrs. John Inman, _ , ,
ome baek and netted 16 pe,-nts m_low through the winter months with_ of God. \Vc.~.i=l'l'i is His for Ho gave; ni'idg;.\vaier, Mass., are being pleas-5 -- damage by water today as residents
.l Bentl noi SHOW Sevcniifeeideeb °V°fi’Wi”i°i° ii it i= 0‘1r°- in be bb ministers. mtly entertained llv their many] The monthly meeting oi the_oi this community and Great vil-
rince Streets 1. ean ey a . ' ~ » . .
W “mmock were the stars forl But all this is over. On the word The ideals of generous support of; ft-lends here. Jack and Mary as? Mount Stcivart Women's Institute._lage surveyed thc havoc in the wake_
in Bom these ra er-_r'0f the WW" Vi'i“95i`i°i` Pi”0Pll.ets, th: 3 the I-€i~~.t‘:.!-=.\ of Gnrl were clc-i ‘hey nr.. famllinrly called. havei was held on Tuesday evening. Itlof last night’s flood and began thc'
the w nets. . p y - -_ ~ - . . _
e , im0Si= embarrnsains D2i'i0Ci in the  qilently set forth, with strong 5up~f not been home for c`glit years, and; was quite well attended, and a very work of reconstructing highways.
nr _ _ _ _ '_ - 7, ' _, _ _ _ L_ v . 1 ' . _
rncentiy There was no danger of further
tti 8 ints ea h. Followin is
e Eseuppo C K im0l¥i0’i"Y 01 10yBi ¢ii»iZ0I1S iS C1056 i-0 i port to the v.r~v. th t tlthinv-the. ses mem- cllallgcs and improle interest ng meeting was held mending bri<iK€S all i5¢i€iZi'ili>h iiiifi
,..`_ ianend. The purple hazehas settl-[setting apm.t_ of the mm., to the' mmtr Tlrr-,y plan to return to; ’ _.___ ,telephone lines. _ k
P. Si S. All kr
M R ers _,erm Berm;y':'cd Oli Oid Whiiivfilw. -Siiifm Clouds definite service of God is the plani Bt-ldgeu-hte;-_ next; “-eel; Mm James peeh,m_ Savage Har. Little water was lclt in the La e
_ibel W st h ter Mountain, where
bor, is at present spending s0m°| °W C ° 95
time ln Mount Stewart, with her the slag dam gave way shortly be-
i Sm re et countryside to Cobequid Bay, carry-
interest. The sp.aker found the-i last week in 3 snowmobile. Theyi age Harbor Women's In u m | _
““SW@i‘ W i»h8‘lll10ry in one wordi made the trip in about two hours at the home of Mrs. Miton Cof-_mil W‘ih_ it °‘;°0_i;‘__°“s_°S_:_ 3 b‘;"_‘é_ “
‘ ci dre large' fin on Wednesday evening. wheregust mu' B' 5 0’ hg WW r 5°
with no troouble an w a , ,
.- .and flooding several houses and
crowd of spectators all along the is very pleasant and intercsmllg store; dmwmn
_ ., g Thomas Kaulbach
Laytihfls  ;,asg__"__hi__1_T;`f_t__:"t1_ih3;3i evening W 5 spent' and threatening the lives of lnnny
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city. These enterprising gentlemen; George Monkley. Mr. W. A. Mc-_°  of the chaos haw Come _“___
plan on making mmiy more mpg Quanic’ Mr Fred McDonald nndiics of llcroism. Kxiulbach. a native
som' many diners' An addrfzss was rcm?,of Truro, was making sure that all
Mr. Boyd McQirarric_ and sol; to Mr. and li/fra. Haiialrllr byrelgfgr hrs ncrghbors were on their way to
wmimi °f H“mi"'°“ “ere “ee |M-"~ B"id3°W“ ei an ' 'safety when he was whisked away
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Moore presented them with a by the moi He was rr guest or
Dixon, Clyde River. purse of gold, to which Mr. Has-_Harry Eagles for the winter A5 uw
Many neighbors and friends of
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Eislam met at
the home of Mrs. Haslnms broth-
er, W. A. McQuarrle, Hampton, on
i°~m i'°Pii°d in hi” “mai Piczsam dam broke, 1-larry Eagles. Milictt
mi1l'iii€i'~ A daiml' iimch was the" Eagles and Jim Eagles hurried their
scrved bl' i-he iam" and ° Pi°“5°“t families out of their three houses
evening brought to n ¢i°S° by sins- toward thc higher lancl. icsulauch
ing. For theyre all Jolly good ici- lingering to ces that all had icit
Monday, Jail. 4 to celebrate their 'lows and the National Anthem. Harry Eagles' house and apparently
-- was going to warn Jim Eagles when
Mersrs William Mcl=‘arl~ne and_the water reached him. As the oth-
golden wedding. The evening was
pleasantly spoilt in nlllzlc :ind sing-
irrg. Corlgr‘tiila?or:' speeches were
meds by I-toll. J. 11. Myers, Mr.
Crisp l.‘ioc:~e, Mr. Neil Shaw, Mr..
ii ‘
Manford Bi-cr, Sallth Melville, nt- cl-.s hurried away they heard him
tended thc l:1sZ:*1.' game in the shout. The flood moved with ill-
Forum on Friday last.-M. credible swiftneas, carrying away
fax law firm has been rrininrd
to act in Sroil's behalf.
the houses of .Harry Eagles and Mil-
lctt Eagles and flooding the other
dwelling. Kuulliacll was golic, and
was seen no more until ills lifeless
body was recovered this morning ill
a heap oi debris 300 yards from
where he last stood.
Another hero was Harry Eagles,
14-year-old son of Harry Eagles sen-
ior. "'I’he water had overtaken the
families in their race for higher:
ground, and this youth, up to his
waist in water, picked up ills young
sister under one arm, his baby
brother under the other. and carried
them to safely of a hill.
Mrs. Jim Eagles stumbled and fell
underneath thc water. Her husband
caught her just ill time and carried
hcr out of danger.
Holi. Percy C. Black, Minister oi
Highways for thc Province, was llcrs
today to dircct ihc work of highway
and bridge reconstruction and louis
after thc welfare of the flood vic-
`tims. Plans have not been complai-
ed, but it is understood that the
'work will procccu wltir the icnsi
possible delay.
The contour cf ific coul.€.'.V hill
‘been cllczigcd by thc fiosz, and it is
I
probable the tcicllllonc lin:-mcri will
have to change t`.ic rout: on tlvlr
Iwires.
i It is difiicilli in cstlmatn i.i'.:~ dum-
‘nge in dollars. but iifzu:-es ra'igs
ircnl $75,030 to $100000. Added to
this is th: damage izl irZi`c firlds
which have broil .=tr;\'.';i \'.l"l :o;!‘1
and slag for inilcs.
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