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JANUARY 5- 1932 THE cHARLo'rTl-:TOWN GUARDIAN 1- u-1.- §,.~\-Fu
illioniires 7-1
lassy Amherstonians Cut Loose
In Second Period To Score
Four Goals And Add Two In
Final, After Holding Locals To
One All Score In First Chucker.
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Flashing aggressive combination.
e Randall coached Amherst
mblers, last year's Prince Edward
land and New Brunswick cham-
ons, turned back the Charlotte-
wn Millionaires to the tune of
1 in 8. Central League game ln
e Arena last night. The Million-
es tried hard 'but the stonewall
fence thrown up by “Paddy”
mier and Elderkln was too
nah for the yellow shlrted locals.
e Millionaires scored first when
acFarlnae cashed in a loose puck,
the Ramblers evened it up five
later when White scored
a solo rush. Both these came in
first period. In the see-
Art Dalton scored three
goa‘s to tie up the
lires completely and put the
on ice. Amherst did not play
hockey in the third per-
but went after more goals,
two and again overshad-
the Millionaires, who had
difficulty in getting a clear
at "Bubbles" Maenbnald. any
s refereed in an efficient
A'fter some fast rushes by both
“Duck” Acorn secured the.
rushed down centre, but was ,
pped at the defence, losing the
ck. MacFarlane, Millionaire right-
' ger, rushed in fast. scooped in
e puck and scored. Amherst got
one back at the ten minute
ark when White on l pretty solo
Ahed up a counter. There were,
penalties, Cormier and Acorn
to the penalty box. Amherst
twelve direct shots on Col-
while “Bubbles” MacDonald
aside seven.
opened fast in the second
the Amherst front liners
ng nicely. Doucette, M11-
B centre, made A splendid
Bpillet and MacFarlane com-
nlcely-tnmugn the Amherst `
Hal taking the last pass but
wild. Collings made a
save on Peebles, who split
defence and came right in. A
d later Colllngs repeated on
i, who was right through, the
» dropping on the disc. White -
down right wing, stick hand-
D9-St Earl Prowse and shot a
one from the blue line past
the puck lodging in the
left hand corner of the twine.
corn made a good rush. The same
layer made another nice_ effort
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The i'ollowing were the lineups
AMHERST
Goal-MacDonald.
Defence, Cormier, Eldcrkill,
Fraser. _
Centre-Art Dalton. V. Fraser.
Left wing-Peebles, Hillooat.
Right Wing-White, Fagan.
UHARLO'.l.'l'ETO\‘."-I
Goal-Ceilings.
Defence-Spillet. McLellan.
naghan.
Centre-Doucette, Bradley.
Left Wins-Acorn, Prowse.
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Right Wing-MacFarlane, Mur-
BATHIIRST iTo Ran
Bxrrmmsr N a .lan 4-(By ‘C‘"““"““ "'”5‘)
, housi Rangers defeated th Char-
=§"“'ks wffcebyt th°‘°ve’k'l"h°l';‘!i“g lottetgwn Abegweits three ti natu-
argino noonewen eyi n h__df ht ,Nth
wok me we against Bathurst Pa' eliigi Llaa uealnat;i‘glicl~eSI!dn9rhtolllrle
permakers in 3' regmar senior goal was shot in the first piled and
N°"th°m League game l'°“lghi~ two in the final frame.
i Plat' in the fil‘Bt D€l”i°d WHS Nth- The 1ocals_outskated and outplay-
cr listless. A better brand of hockey ed Charlottetown in the first per-
lwas exhibited in the second, with iod, and Stull, visiting goalie, re-
in/[unggun outplnying the paper. peatediy made spit-lltiidsnvcs. Both
mukers in uve,-y‘ uhm, of me gumu teams worked hard but fruitlcssly
The lust period saw plenty of uc- in the second stanza. The Rangers
Mom The Papermakers could not defence was air tigllt in the final
-penetrate Moncton's defence. To- session'
` words the end of play Ed Cooke ' _
i the Canadian Press)-Moncton DALHOUSIE' N' B" Jan' 4'”Dal`!
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THE SUMRIARY
First Period:
l-Rangers, D. Taylor, 17.25.
Penalties-Gross, Kane, Kerr, Lc-
Blanc.
i Stops-Stull, 13; McCann, 5.
5 Second Period:
I No score.
Penalties -» LeBlanc, Gross, D.
Tiiylor.
Stops;-Stull, 8; McCann, 4.
Third Period:
i 2-Rangers, LeBlanc, 12.40.
‘ Ii-Rangers, Butterworth, 13.25.
Penalties-Gross, 2; Nicholson,
Gross, James.
Stops-Stull, 7; McCann, 4.
replaced Foster, the Moncton goalie. __ .
THE SUMMARY . .»
.... ..,...... _ LOUKING
"EMiUVltl<!
1.-Moncton, R.. Cooke. (Burl-asc) BY "TEC-"
Shore had again helped an 'op-
ponent to his feet alter knocking
_ers 3-0'
NEW GLASGUW Z
HALIFAX, NS., Jan. 4-(By The
Canadian Press)-Showing brilliant
combination work, the flnlilax Wol-
verines conquered ihi- New Gl11Sg0\V
Tigers here tonight in zl. regular
Eastern League hockey fixture, by
a score gf B to 2, The game vrns
played -even through ihe first two
periods, but the locals ran wild in
the third, scoring five gonis.
'I‘hc Tigers got their Two lone
counters in the iliirci period froln
individual desiuzs by: MocDougaii
and G. McNeill.
K _ Finsr ramen
| i-Halifax. lvlcolnsben, 15.08.
2-Halifax, Beazley, (Teiiicr) 17.23
1 Penalties: Teilier, Malcolm
SECOND PERIOD
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6.30.
2__.,1i/Lorman, Mepongld (Mudge) THE ABBILE-RANGE!! GAME him down cnused someveoncern. It 3_H,,ufax, McGu,sum_ 15*-30_
15_30_ _ l- is, of course, a forward step to note Penalties, Norm
3.--Moncton, Kervin, (unassisted) Me W” d°W“'h°"'t°‘d? N°! Tmsf that the femlmg influence °f the
16_ was the unanimous sentiment ex- 1 game is permeating even such a. THIRD PERIOD
Pmawes, N0ue_ Pl‘0-*Sed f»h1`0\181101li C118-f10f~P0|i0WH| forceful character, but it is a mat-
swps= Jai-vis 1; Foster 2. 1”" “ight Wm” “nal W°’d °”“°§ l°f that Sh°“1d be °°mm°f\°@d OH- 4_Hallfax, in-ine, 5.19.
°V°f the mdk’ “’m°““°1nE mat If Seems that M13 Sh°¥`° 15 qui” 5-New Glasgow. D. MacDoug:ill.
' ' Abbics had lost to Dalhousie by a his old untamed self at home, while 735
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blers Defeat,MuNclnN1uAbegw<-nts Lose wnivimus ae--'-I
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in The.Big Time
(Canadian Press) ‘
MONTREAL, Que., Jan. 4-Al.
though the Montreal lilaroons. as
a team, have been unable to forge
upward from last position in the
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lowed by Cecil Dlilon of Ranger:
and Frankie Boucher of the sami
team, each with 16 points. Conacil-
er has figured in only two assists
MAPLE lEi-iF$ I
1vroNcroN. N. B., Jan. 4-my
The Canadian Press) -- Playing
Moncton Maple Leafs in a Central ,
Second Period _ _ _ ~ ~
score of 3 to nil. on the road he hos become quite a 5_Ha1ifax, Ferguson, '7_47_
` In some qualtefs it was predict- Chesterfield of the ice, Most of us 7_Haufux, Luv,-lor, 932
S U S S E X 2"`24.-Moncton, Muckle (McDonald) eddthat Abegwleits cuuld not winlprefer hlilnliin hiskiold lclliiaracier of 3 Hu1;fux_ M,-N;-ul (licrgugon)
' lun er any crculns anccs, some icavy v an, ma ng s en ranc- _
5'_M°n°t°n’ Mcmtosh wnasslst' claiming thai, the tolm would not: cs and exits with that Thespian |m;iHu1;fau, 1,~\-lu.; gp Beazley)
ted) 430' ' _ get an oven break with Duncan touch which marked him apart from 1334,
Families: B" canon' Mcmtosn’ in the role as referee. At any ratc his fellows. 1g._Nuu, Glasgow, G_ Miuyqum,
Bumrge' Kervm' all Dalhousie goals were scored “If we are not to see his great 15_27_ ' l
_ swim: Jarvl' 6; F°swr 4' when Abbie players were in the ect of felgning injury any more, penalties; Bmdd, D, McDougall,
I i penalty bw, and to cap ull. Jackie his noble rage, his reaction to the Tcllier, Halifax,
“kd Ped" Kane was carried from the ice by boos of the crowd by chargingwith
trainer Hearn after the flashy for-i superb disdain into the check- STOPS mf (;()_\Ln;g
intelhzitiolizil section of the Nation-
al Hockey League. “lioc.ley" Slllitil,
one of the units in the club‘.; prin- ;
cipal forward line has been abic to
fight his way into n three-corncreci
tie for lmclersiiip on points; fori
‘scoring and assists in the clitii'e‘
league, according to the weekly fig-`
ures issued last night by President‘
Fmnk Calder. Smith is tied with
Bill Cook, l'lghz-winger of the New;
so that his points total is 20, ons
loss than Smith and Primcau.
Marooli.=.' figure in one oilier point
of loa<lf:r.<.i'lip, as Dave Trotticr has
ft smzlil niargili over Earl Src’-fri
Of UW RH2l¥!<‘f'.'s in the nlaitel' of
pennitier, 44 minuics n;min_=f 43_
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pair of goals.
THE SUi\Ii\IARY
First Period-No score.
Penalties-None. ' ‘
Second Period-No score.
Penalties-Lutz 2, Murphy.
’.l'll'IR-D _ PERIOD
K-ENSINGTUN 1
his shot was wild. The Mil-
received two penalties and'
rushed to the attack, Art;
soorll\8 on s pass from,
Dalton scored another on
Desi from Peebles. Doucette rush-
Hlcely, Pl-owse flicking up the
Duck and lnearly scoring.
" Acorn modes nice rush, but "
"-lard WiDB shot was tamed-
Dalton scored another on a
from Peebles. Acorn, Elderkln,
Mllrnlighan, Bradley, Mug..
Doucette and Cormier re-
while MacDonald kicked
third period opened with a
F0511 by Cormier who rush-|
down centre, faked a. shot but'
blocked. He recovered the puck
Weverf and Bot n hard shot dead .
the net. Vic Fraser rushed down |
NYG- Passed to Peebles at the 
fence and the score was 6-1. Col-
1'. who went right in as two Mil- i
ires fell down. “Bubbles” made
similar save when Bradley pick-
a loose puck and came ln close.i
_ on scored on a. pass from Vicg
ES made a great save on vie Fm-
- It was`a. pretty rush. A VANCOUVER, -B. C.. Jan. 4 
inure :later the some two players i my the ctansdlan Press)-cmmrlirsi Stops: Bvbar 11; cbamavux 10-I Amherst 
ae on another splendid rush. reprvsenta Ive rusby team alfw "sf -*M*-'r isussex 
'|'l4i1¢Y and MacFarlane combined the E“S"5h Wd” “lied 3°°“l"l“Y _HOCKEY sr-ECHL IN SUM Moncton ....
Penalties. Collings stopped G
eight. D
0. Campbell
L. Memeer R. Jamlesvn
Clint I-Iownit
Claude Howflit
THE LINEUPS _ cd) 9.45 scored in Maritime hockey fixtures
l-‘o_l“.vni'tls
A. We :iloek
D. lVlul`i7hY
G. Cook
Hockey League fixture tonight, Sus-
sex Dairy Kings administered a two-
nothing whitewashing by means of
a third period rally that netted a
Bvfdm G"'“‘"°” ed) 1a.45
G°“1 i 4-Fredericton, li/rctvlrinus <wcb now 'rm-.Y s.r.iNo Bell z.-1-mba  ..
-Mins U' mclwy steri 19.30 H E R W M A X Mae Auains  
' D°i°“°°  Penalties: Maman. 2; Fllllou 2. .\'os.11li~:aNl.a.ioua . Nm-nm ifoiiiim 
A Incz I.;\.'fei'iy _ 
Division B. Geomir Czlnipbéil .. 32
P. w. 1.. ll. r-1. A. Pi.-. “ i
- M°P1“"'5°“ J' n_"mSi Stops: Bubar 6; Champouk 6.
J. Gaudet G. Wcostcl'
P
R, McAlcci' H Bcnmmi . Swami Period
Penalties: Lane. Comiolly- BUY'
0--M°11°I'°“~ N- C°°k°~ (“n”'S5i5t' ward had been knocked cold by, strewn area where defense mcn
’ ed) 5. defenceman Graham of the Rnng- 1 lurk with hip and blade, somethingi Gray, 25, (lialiiaxl.
i 7--Bllthufsli. J- Burke (Lane) 5- ers. The latter also, according to? will go out of hockey. Shore assist-! McLean, 27, <Nc\v Glasgow).
, 8.-Moncton, M`uckle (McDonald) radio reports, struck Lawlor across; ing opponents to their skates isl --i -'
i 6_30_ the face with his elbow during the i something to set a train of thought i
0.-Moncton,'McDoliald, (Kervln) third period, and in both cases wasi in motion. Something should be \
“_ allowed to remain on the ice. I done about it. Of course, the seas- E
10, - Moncton, McDon aid, As a result of last night‘s lose,i on is still young. Perhaps -a little
(Muckle) 12_ Abegwcits are now in second place patience had better be exercised. _-_-
u__Moncmn| Mcpouuld, (unag. in “B” section of the Northern* We may be calling for his expul-I REBEKAII LEAGUE
sisted) 19_45_ League with 12 points while Monc- sion before long. Let us hope so.
ton fattened their total of eleven The old act doesnt; lookor read the ._-\LPllAS
rage' N' cook 5' storer 3' Foster 1' its ?l|‘l1;te‘?;"axdgctlghidlelgddléhlg. in Isamel ‘Gertie Beer  
to : Jarvis 4; Foster 5. _______e___ _
S P' Abegwelts play Campbellton to-i "Billie Huestls
1-Sussex Frlars 3.30.
’ ' l ' _~ ,Lllii D I1 i  15 117 143
z_sussex, Hunter (P. Raaelifreiei ’“°"°W “lg” “’h°"" “ “'i_“ L* °" . fm “° °m “ °
Pemme&_Lutz Kewin pected, and if the red shirts take vAh1'l1B Glmhum  159 133 134
_ ' ` ,Moncton here on Friday night they ` CBth0I'i!\0 M11U1C~>01l
” . 116 146 180
will then have returned to the top  * -_ w
1 _ H  R si 119 vas 699
" _.___ ‘ Total  . . . . . . .
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On Friday, January 15th North-I N0"-hem Lflilllff ad ,miner
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FF-EDER1°'1`°N» N~ B~» ~'““- 4-"em Hockey League mozilla meet Mal-iin stewart  0; :cis at
(By the Canldlan Press)Frederic- in Mouctuu for the purpose of ru Dalhousie, 3' Abbies, 0 Hazel Hen _
2--CUI1Db911f»01‘l. Miller (UDB-SSlSi“l 'I’hcl‘e were flfiy~scven goals
3'_Fr@de1-ieton, Bcfton (unassist- lug; u~'g},f_
‘Moncton  9 lf:
5-Fredericton, Steen (unassist- Abbics ._ 2
cd) 11 Capitals
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Penalties: McLean, Dull. - i
Stops: Bubar 8; Chumpoux 14. m\'iSf01i »‘\
` Digby, 5; Church Point. 2.
` .»\n'iherst, 7, Millionaires, 1.
Luncllburg, 2; Bridgewater, 1.`
1 Eastern League <
Wolverines, B; New Glasgow, 2.
Western Shore League
Valley League
Wolfvillc, 3; Windsor, 2.
I Central League I
Sussex, 2; Maple Leafs. 0.
B°"d°“ defeated Kensington in 170” CH-P15915 had lime dimcu-“Y in vising the list of referees appoint- M°“°t°n» 105 Bathurst' 1' Olive LO“.t;ym._U. °   lfg
the la.tter’s rink last night 4 to .1 turning back Campbellton seven to ed ul the first suction and mme Fredericton, 7; Campbellton, 1. Francis med  " 167 108 N4
in ° game replete with mst and °“° Wmght' The 5°ni°r nmhernf arbitcrs for the second section. ' `  U __ 7,. __
furious hockey in every period. |1cugu¢, gum., by-ought, out some M this meeting strong rem_escn_ Nova. Scotia Hockey-South Shore tm 757 518
The score, although looking somc.'uuusuu1]y brimuut uhys as wen us tations Wm be made for the rc_ League Total ` I 1908
what 1°l"5|d°d' docs mt by any PCl'l0dS 0! father dull l10Ck€Y~ moval of a fcw and one in partic-V  U. W   H
mem* 1f‘f1°¢¢¢h° hmm °f the N“‘§ Effective net mladlns by Cham' um-.ina that one isirt bard tn
“°"“1`P"5“m° “Shed °“l by *h°.r>0w= w-18 reSP°f1-“ble 101' halimg guess. at an events lets nope that
Prime 001111'-Y Leaguers. |Frederlcton's count at seven, The Charlottetown Wm be Wurtuguu
The C"°“““'°5 Played exwuent C8»!HPb9l1l10I1 $05116 made Smnefrepresented with one or two refer-Q
h0ck@Y» bill? C°"11d H” Penetmw the spectacular saves, and his work was eus_ |
Gibraltar set up by the stellar goal B feature of me gu_me_ M present them are Seven up
mfmdmg °f Mms' Bmden g°“u°'l ,` erees named, six from New Bruns-
Tms my bailed °‘"' rubber like n°'| TUE SUMMARY wick and one from Nova Scotia-
b°dy'5 b“°’m°5~" mkmg- °“tsid° “nd and Prince Edlvnrri Island has the
close-in shois in a manner good to |,-"ut pmiud rest l
glimpse. Hickey bctwccn the pipes -
fm' Ken-'>“1€"°"" “ls” “med in 9” 1-Fredericton, McArthur (unas- m|.~1,~N -EM N
good exhibition- sims) 2.40 ___
Majoriiy for Alpims, 246 pills.
High Single Marlon S1i»\\'.lrt 209
pins. .
High Three Gc1"i:\ 1."-“r 477 pins.
rzunalms 
Beatrice Lnpflloia. _ 2 Q1 116
Josie Ii’o\\':\|-L  lui 191 76
Margaret Mi‘lc1' - ._ 32 llll 102
B. Vallldcrsiinc  82 75 103
Joan Fraser . , . .
 89 117 52
452
|305 440
(Canadian Press) |
Sciilncliilg arrived here today from |
Gcl'lnany on a business trip that;
C='\R!)lf".‘. LS
iii". i.`»fi 15.3
lil) 151 lil)
li-fl 133 H5
1‘.’.':  1111
Nil 100
5120
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NEW YORK, N. Y., Jan. 4.--Mak I
Majolity for C.1'.~lillnls, -117 pills.
High Silirl-3 .hw 4- llovrni‘. 191 p‘1;.;
T. Paquet I. Dim"-‘CIP
o. Moreau A- Bsfnefd, mira mba-
Relerec~Cliie Gnllmli. u_F,.cdc,.|ctuu_ Gummu (Bent-|D=1llm\|Sle
____  ._-»~ on., R15 ' Bathurst 0 10 49
anadian TQQJIH 7-Fiedoricton. Beaton (McArth- C‘"“pb°m°“
I uri 3.35 l .
' 1 _ Ccnir l Le -Gr up
S3.llS FOI"J&I)il.lIf a-Fredericton, McManus urns ` “ “K“° "
‘Slsledl 8.
f Penalties: Miller, McManus.
Crystals
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'1 bles" MacDonald made a great ' Japan where a. series of seven gam-
x - on Bradley. _gg mu ben rung’ j m will be played against Univer-
.-. mluoutum were Birding them_e' sity and representative teams.
» ._ f There are thirty six in the Canadian
01' B sortie on the Amherst
 The uhmotmwwn Club med pu-ty made up of twenty six play-
-. . in this period but their com_ 1 ers and cmcials, head:d by J. Fyfe
Smith of Vancouver President of Moose Jew; Frankie Skllllnss. Kentville .
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herst vs. Crystals, Cape Traverse
Bloedhounds vs. Summcrside Hook- Eashm N_ S_ Lmguc
cy Club. 'lhuse tivo big games for
the price of one. Don't miss them.
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.. wok th the Rugby Union of Canada. lBrlan Hunnings, J. G. Rowland, New Glasgow
Halifax 
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e Play _away fl`°m The partywlil arrive in Honolulu George Warnock, Campbell Forbes \ _-@-
u balances outfit' ,mu ul |Jnnunry 6 and may play an exhlb' Wm. Wharton. _oi victoria. B. c.. "HAZ" 0'ME/\RA VOICES A RE~‘Geimany in the fall. isbm piiyslologlsr. r..\-mu-. wlmsv
,,, W 9° mon mann mm. 'rms-ys mei- o. .tml ia. <4. Pinxnam, 1.  cm-21'
 Ctlieir league. Mc_L¢lllH» may are due at Hcykohama. Saundry, Len Lefnoy, Pete Wilson. -'--- "Cnn't you wait on me? Ive been venation bro-ight him world-wide
` m' The Amherstonians ` are a
vedbm Drlmier and Hillwit W' Players making up the team are: George Niblo, Emie Cameron, B.' _ “Baz” O’Meara. in the Montreal hum for neu,-yy au mu,-_ Tw; pounds intention,
na lc-5 ln the third per- A Beau 'F_ 59]k|rk_ J_ B3m~|e_ uf Du Temple (gun TJ A_ B_ Mlggh- star dgplm-93 the f`gf0m~|g¢_}¢n 01 uf ]1\-ur' plenum" ________._.._
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he hops-S will net him a profit of E High 'rm-ee mel _\lcL<~o<l 442 pins
;$l,000,000, although his business is:i‘t Q I
'what it used to be. n.0\\'l.lNG 'r0Nmll'r .
The hrnvyweight. champion box Colnmurugul Lu,,.;uu_
'fighter of the world. looking as fit -mo YL W' P,.0“._.L_ B,.0S_ vs_ lm.
“nd Tcildy fm' °°“m°t as me day he nian's Ltd. fposipolivzl maichi.
battered down young Strlbling in _________
‘Cleveland last July, is here for a RUSSIAN SPECHUST ,_-OR
title match with Mickey Walker, in MCGILL '
Mialnl, Feb. 25, and, he hopes. an ____
engagement with Jack Dempsey. the ((~mmd,_m prussy
comvback king. 111 June- MoNTlm.\L_ Quo., Jun. 2- one
If 13511113595' WWTUS W me heavy' ,Of Russi:‘.'s great surgeons and cal'
weight wars by June. and SUCCCSS specialists has lnrllcnteo ms inun-
:still clings to the Schmeling baiilwr,  mm of coming .0 Mccm Um._.,.,._u_
*alan hopes to settle his differences ,by to mrry out Slmml wsuurch
‘with Jack Bherkey in SOM Dlflm' work in his particular l_.i~.-sul. of
»inent ring by September- 011 \l\"S° medicine early in the nr-w _will-, nr- `
P10115. d¢SDit= U19 d€PT5S5|°U that cordlng to an announcement ni-ude;
NIS T119 me H8119 UUSIDBSB Slim!! at the university recently. 
with all others, the champion bases D,-_ Auuriuff' who is pxpmf-(1 in
hi-‘I 1101165 Of t\lé\$1.000.000 bank HC' arrive ln Montreal next month,
count by the time he sails asain fvr was an assistant or the .creat Rus-
work on molikcv ri' -lfi. zllld l'<‘,iil-
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`tTh° Amh°"l'°“l5l\»’ £80111 °Ut~ Toronto: C, W. suter ond' G. Nex. ell, W. A.'Murray. F. Norming- “Bad Man" Eddie Shore in the "sorry, but thcre’s three or four "It is labor, mt ::ifi~l, v.'li'ci1 1'-
' ""2 Millionaires, Uo!llnl5 BWP' Montreal; R. B Gay and C. M. ton. Arthur Langley and J. Bain, following paragraph. falicad of you. surely you don't the fundomciiial coin."-1l:lliainia.
' -°1°"°" BM Macboneld eight. Reade, winnipeg: G. T. Richards, of Vancouver. - » -- 'V “The disturbing news that Eddlmwant your liver out of order!" Gandhi.
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Yorl: Rangers :incl Joe Primeauf
centre of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Councilor, right wing of Toronto:
Leafs "kid line," ima the league
‘in actual goals scorrri, with 18,
wiicl'cas Primeau lim only two. But! \ -
, the diminutive centre has 19 as-i Anicriran liivisinli
sists, the greatest number in thci 1
League, and with two goals thni P, w_L, D, 1-*,A_p¢,»;_
brings his- total to Zi points. Cook Rangers  19 12 2 5 57 23129
has 17 coals and 4 assists. and two chicago  19 6 6 'l 27 34 lo
points behind him in the A.rnericml
Boston  17 5 5 49 34 19
section is Clappcr of Boston, fol- Detroit  19 3 30 4915
P. W. L. I).
Toronto  20
Canadiens . 19
Americans . E0
Maroons . _ . lil 3
F. A.I’(s
4 56 45 22
3 39 45 lil
-17 16
54 59 13
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in Parliament for cha-nges in the
i prohibition law. Tile referendum
f was nicrcly advisory and Parizameut
i-must uct on the issue. ln view of
` I of the Government's dire need for
“F  increased revenue, which could be
' . found in a tax on liquor, it was he-
ilicved certain a nicasure for 103.'
. alized nmnufncture and sole of ui-
coholics would be passed within a
f ~ fcw weeks.
 ii* _ ,i The prohibition law, put into
Vote For R@l)€al Al. : effect in 1910, has been criticized
= ° iby vziriolls im'c.=i;cnlllig committee;
most Flve to one In  ns the cnusc of increiiscd crimc.
Fllllillld. 'drunkenness "nd smuggling. Thr'
___ Government also has been at great
(United Press) icxpclrse to mninioin a coastal pai-
HELSINGFORS' 11-,,,u,ud_Juu_4___' roi :iiong the extensive const of Filv
Finland has rolled up a huge pop- ‘mid-
uiar vote in favor of repealing th" _ __ _M
notional prohibition law. Coniploio '
official 1-rtul'ns from urban and FORTUNE “RIDGE SCHOOL
rural cl1.'.ti'lci.-; sho\\'cd an almost
nV°`i'°"“"` “HOL for Wlmdmuun of Tim foiiovrilr; Clwisinius pro-
thc ci:'_\' laws uilich have bccn in ,umm was su¢(.{.sSfuu,'. Cnrricd ,mt
‘ITPF5 for 12 -"C“l"5- Tllnllmg almost' bv the pupils of Foriulic lll‘i<ir'e
1-Hllilifll 10 ill" lil-`=i0l`5' Of l)1`01l"’lL` '-lchool on Tucr.dn_v. l)r~ccliill1>r 1312.
ull ill ill? Ulliffd Stflifs- F9799-"‘"t5 Chorus. Cl1l‘lsr.lli.”is \\"ciefml<\. ilu-
lf rt iic:.\'_l' dry vita in the fnrliii citation. A SllQ<‘.<~.<iioll. by llflllll'
'nil dill-.i-is and -”\m0!1lZ 1f\b0f@1'5 Tolvrlslicziri. Jimmy Jnclcson, Wri-
.iilcrl 1-- ni t:r`ai.7.;‘. don Cnnmbrll. Monologuc. Oiclrll
The r-ruiipirie unflflicizii returns Time Singing School by: lililinie
eu.,-_-.~.l u yn ¢- .-if 76 per cent in f:i\' Burke. Boll fll'i’l ir' cigili liiill'
.if of -_\,imi‘.--iiilig pruiiiliition. \-.'liil<‘ firis, R"ri'.~\‘ion. linolis like Pa. bl
--\u»‘;‘ one prll' cfllt voted for liiolli- l.ol'lic' l"l':llici.s. Dialogue. l-lou' the
»-.._,-Lou to yyqluiift lnallllfnctilre and Twins viiiortriincd the .‘Ic\v Mllus-
_,W M um, ,,.in,.5 Bud bun-_ for, Itcriiriiion. Fnlniiy Trozlblrs.
um f,_m.,,,; “.,,,.C. Pr-:‘-.l'l hlnrllollirid. FII\'l‘i‘<' '-in .(,‘lil'_1'-1-
Rnpm.  _ _ _ _
__  15','_g§\'f inns O\'r'i‘ ull filo lnllicl. Fnlclinillll.
_ _ .,, _ 4r;_r./:N ."4oilv>ivo<i_\".< Piciuro. by 1-Iirei-\ Dilig-
i’loll.h.o.i    - _ ___  
_Todif,(_1,,(“` _   ,__ 31,4-3 well. P:li"l.s;li <'!l~li(;lB“;llil;)»;7 
in iv-'ifh ~'.lr'il ‘url urban d’..1irir‘= Tmtpr 1° "nv n _’ "‘  ‘ 
,hp _Mn ,__ ,__u. ,‘_,_n,,., a..__.‘ b,._,T l’§‘\ri:o :wri I-.llieissli ;l;\rksoli.rl;d
' ’  ` .-ii;-fir--i, ."'~\f~ or .tor-rm: ll' '
"ms "`M`1mmn' __ _ _u '___ Coffin .’\r‘l'osiic, lvlcrry Clil‘i.<‘.m:i.-.
'blip -umt <11;-p:.:~.ll5: fc:iiul.- . pmimlwn bv .Zahn Frnmqgv Dm,U_
me r'»[l`r0nd`:m mtg mcmiwd in uw  ffrillirc 'lln\\'l<‘l"s Ciirisinms.
f°t'“`“"’ fmm (mining "rms m'th? f.{0;~,nl_n|:~.;e, E`.i7.nbc~th's Clirisillms
smith. rvilf‘l'e iii" fli'_\'S '-‘-"W9 ‘°""7°"" 1 "rr-mio bv Gi'r‘.ys Aitken. Suluf.
"5 W '79 ""`“`l“r“"w." Strawn N. ‘ "‘i"`:\‘l‘.‘.:\s>Ff‘ecl;ii1:s, Sirir ririil 10
nflfll rcmml fmm ER rural P\w'H`L_ l~i"i.s. D"".<'.' 1". Tile l)f‘:1c0li`s Simi-
\\enc`f‘s rl' "i°.f-crl n. \ ltr' <5 *$912 ‘-fl Coit. l'1"f'iiaiion, 'Tho 'l'\\'ciial‘-
501' flb0V'“`“ “f l“""h“’m°“' 35 :=~:ih by l.lo_\'rl Jnclzsoii. Duct, l'il
¢-»_~u,p ref! fo 19.8551 in favor nf con- N.C\,(_x_ may with Ynu Auum by
i‘liuing 'llc l>l‘f`5‘"“' ]““`s' ’l'ilda ‘F‘l'.~nris and "l`lir~ln:.~. .lark-
'riie vcf.-‘ for li'l‘l‘ \\"~1l"-”- fillfl ‘WPT you 1-,1m~fi~, of the Ciii'isini'\.~; Tl'f~<~s
\‘.‘:~s sllaliiljv h’gll~l' in flirt farming uv 3 |,u_\~_~, :-ml 8 girls. E\'c1‘ci.<<\, The
nrcil, ioinliilic; aitnor! me per cent i Spirit Cf Chrisinins by ll girls. 'i`l:f\
'lf the total vote. icnirrincc ni Sonia Claus nn<i thc
ln 1iclsi\‘.fzf"\‘S» ‘-\'ll‘?l`f‘ 63 642 Wt' distribution of the gills and mimi."-
cd for rrp~.~li :uid 13.496 voted for' God Sore the King."
prohibition. 9110 WTI' T01” m0di‘l'1\l~5°“ -P-"-_*°”"`
-vas only 683. AMliP`.RST, N. S.. Jan. 4.-Nova
The Hrlsingfors press unanimous- Scotia police are invcstig‘tln'»! U12
ly liailrd the refrrendllm -as an nv- death ni 'River Hrrlwri las? nicht
erivhclming v'cior,\' for rcpml- Thi' of Ph'lip Lnudf.\'. Wh" Cllfd Of l“'
licwspnpvrs snid iho Labor party- juries rnllsrrl on New Y¢nr’.= nicht
which has been strongly dry in if»S,1-nlldry. a well known llnrsrmm.
platicrm :md in its activity in Par* I former nivlirr of Pct/'z' Rui Tl.”i‘l.
linlnrut, had voted lrn-gpiy wot or find suit" illrll :i\'i\'illf: fir lieu-
nb`i.‘infd, The ngrariaus, also d1‘l' nc.<."y'=. R.v"l' }i\“l‘lJi`l't -“?f\lllf"‘- ll
in policy. fpprared to have fol- mid io lirivc hurl sfruck ot-oi' the
lov/:d n siniilpr trend. ‘hed dvlrivr: ri vo-.\'. lvl' Tlf*lli“f‘ Md
Fi-r::i'cr Dr. .lvho Slrlilln. nl~ »-fi r---ml-‘ fl ilurir il\\'e.'i'7:ii'clie
though all ncrariail party lcador.|ton£rlii
is expected to take the inittitivei An inqilcst will be held.
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