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     THE CHAQLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN 
     
    
   
   
    
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     fiiT/Ziivcmz. REPORT 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ‘g we night's meeting oi the City Council by Conn. 
     
     yum, chairman oi the Iinenee Committee. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     [he 01W. 
     
    
   
   
    
     5mm on behalf oi the Finance Committee 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘no we trust our citizens will eppreeiste our endeavors. 
     
    
   
   
    
     a. A. noswnn, Chairman‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     M. W. Reunion, W. B. Burke. M9015"! oi Committee 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     CIVIC RECEIPTS 
     
    
   
   
    
     Th, amount of money received ior Civic purposes from 
     
    
   
   
    
     w pscember 31st, 1931 was $236,041.50. 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
          
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     January 1st, 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     “m, and C1rrlage Tax ..... 3 288.00 
     
     Auctioneers Licenses  100.00 
     
     w“ Licensee  775.00 
     
     wu-diouse Rent  200.00 
     
     mm s; Property Rent . . $0.00 
     
     God Grant Fire Dept.  ‘$50.00 
     
     Market Rents  . . . . . . .. $ 3,740.00 
     
     Market Tolls  1,120.37 
     
     wdght Scales  803.44 5,663.01 
     
     mick 1.1100118 .......... 299.00 
     
     m); vendors licenses 445.25 
     
     msurance Co's licenses 5,685.00 
     
     ‘ police Court  .o S 2,719.38 
     
     (my Court ..... 37.31 
     
     m; Tax  .... 1,092.00 3,848.60 
     
     Tm licenses  . .  390.00 
     
     Gasoline Tmk Tax  010.00 
     
     jihveslment Brokers’ Tax  625.00 
     
     Misocllaneous receipts ..,- 3,239.95 
     
     szmt 8t Sidewalks Ass.  . 12,002.01 
     
     rpuule-rred from Water 
     
     .1. Sewers Acot. ior int. ..... 10,004.50 
     
     Real Estate, 1925-30  12,521.81; 
     
     Real Estate, 931 . . . . .  102,063.20 114,591.17 
     
     Persons! Pro ty 1027-30  3,450.27 
     
     Personal Proptly 193i. . .... 42,742.23 40,102.50 
     
     Poll Tax, 1927-30 .. 1,590.00 . 
     
     Poll Tax, 19:11 .....   6200.00 7.86200 
     
     Bonds issued-Fire Dpt. . .... 15,500.00 ' 
     
     i‘ reissued Civic Schl ..... 500.00 
     
      10,000.00 
     
     Discount  150-31 15379-63 023034450 
     
     ‘we, mivhbie- ‘ 
     
     lleai=Estata  $15,700.01 
     
     Personal Property -“ 11,030.03 
     
     Poll Tax  ........ 0,010.00 
     
     Street s: sidewalk tax  _... 5,490.78 5 40.397378 
     
     24,805.19 
     
     Estimated excess of 
     
     moeipts over Expenditure 8 15.49159 
     
     . PAYMENTS 
     
    
   
   
    
     no amount expended by the City Council from January 1st to Dee- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ember 31st, 1931, was $260,400.?A 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
        
     
        
     
          
     
        
     
          
     
          
     
         
     
        
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
         
     
        
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     LOOKING "EM U VEK 
     
    
   
   
    
     (BY write") 
     
     so MINUTE 11.11-11.11 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘What a some of hockey it must 
     
     heve been in Dsuiousis last night; 
     
     "id What a °°0YB800us and heroic 
     
     fight the red-shlrted Abegweiis 
     
     stnsed against the low scoring, b... 
     
     superbly defensive Rangers." 
     
    

    
     10$ night's who ended without 
     
     0 000k being weed in either net 
     
     3R8: 90 minutes o! dynamic hockey 
     
     ‘Packed with all the thrills typical 
     
     M the "fastlm Esme in the world". 
     
     ‘The Abairwezts in holding the 111g”- 
     
     ed Dalhouslans to p, zero draw 1n 
     
     their own back yard, have achieved 
     
     a feat that no other team in the 
     
     Northern League has yet equalled. 
     
     Last night's clash was the second 
     
     d-"Wfl 501118810 10112111, on Dalhousle 
     
     ice, Moncton Hawks having held 
     
     them to n one all score on the night 
     
     oi’ December 16th. 
     
    
   
   
    
     “BOYS TICKLED PINK’ 
     
    
   
   
    
      Percy Simmonds speaking 
     
     with Dr. Ira J. Yeo over the phone 
     
     111st night. eXliresscd himself in 
     
     810071118 terirls of the prowess and 
     
     alround hockey shown by the Albbes. 
     
     He stated that the game was the 
     
     "1093 Slleotacular he has ever seen; 
     
     With the red shirts responding to 
     
     such an extent the; the Rangers 
     
     were spell-bound with surprise. Mr. 
     
     Slmmflnds 601d that Jack Kane was 
     
     marvellous both offensively and de- 
     
     Yeflfilvely. "He went a. blue streak 
     
     i111 night," added Mr. simlnonds. 
     
     and speaking of the team as a 
     
     vmole, he stated they never played 
     
     better hockey in their 1l\'es—ond 
     
     that's saying s. mouthfuL 
     
    

    
     The train, which was held ior the 
     
     Abbes last night took them to 
     
     Campbellton where e "sleeper" 
     
     awaited thea. Ii; was their intention 
     
     to continue on to Ikcderioton, where 
     
     they are determined to hurdle the 
     
     Capitals tomorrow night, 
     
    
   
   
    
     PRAISES BOOK 
     
    
   
   
    
     the M. A. H. A. appointee in charge 
     
     of this department, will favor us. 
     
     You know, we're always prepared 
     
     to co-opernte in such matters. 
     
    
   
   
    
     "5 PER. CENT ABILITY" 
     
    
   
   
    
     “Ninety per cent. ability and 10 
     
     per cent. hick." Thus does Tlny 
     
     Thompson, Boston Bruin goal tend- 
     
     er, diagnose scoring. George Owen 
     
     oi the Bruins, when questioned 
     
     about goal-getting, replied: "95 per 
     
     cent. luck and 5 per cent. ability. 
     
     When luck departs s. gonler he is 
     
     through." 
     
    

    
     THE-U. S. "AMATEURS" 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lou Marsh in the Toronto Star 
     
     says today: 
     
     "define an amateur" is the biggest 
     
     joker in the Olympic deck oi‘ cords. 
     
    

    
     A dispatch from Boston says that 
     
     tho U. S. Olympic hockey‘ team nnd 
     
     the Boston Brullls oi’ the National 
     
     Hockey League will plily one game 
     
    
   
   
    
     of n double header at Boston to-' 
     
    
   
   
    
     night. The other game will be be- 
     
     tween the Polish National team and 
     
     the Boston hockey club, an am- 
     
     ateur tcnm. 
     
    

    
     How l'\‘ll amateur hockey team 
     
     ploy against a professional team 
     
     and still maintain its amateur 
     
     status. 
     
    

    
     "It is easy-ii the right people 
     
     want the game to be plnyed—:1nd 
     
     you know how to work it. t 
     
    

    
     “It is always easy to beat an 
     
     amateur rule-ii the right people 
     
     want thnt rule beaten. It has been 
     
     going on for years-this shut eye 
     
     business. 
     
    

    
     "Contrary to the general idea of 
     
     amateur sport in these parts, Can- 
     
     ada's Olympic team could play the 
     
     Toronto Mnple Leafs-if thcwsm- 
     
     aieur hockey authorities and the 
     
     A. A. U. of C. would only give their 
     
     consent. 
     
    

    
     But the C. A. H. A. will not give 
     
     its consent or entertain the idea. 
     
    

    
     One article goes on to say that 
     
     U. S. amateurs protect themselves 
     
     by an international rule which 
     
     states that the competitors own 
     
     governing body shall decide on his 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     The old question of ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     Couiiiiung their fonrn 01 the 
     
     .". zru gixuiv, the Charlotte-lawn 
     
     Mlllioilaires led the Randall coach- 
     
     ed Amherst Ramblers 2 to 0 301.115 
     
     into the final chukker last night at 
     
     zlio Arena. They elected to play a 
     
     {seml-cleicnsrxd grime in the final 
     
     “period with disastrous results, Whte 
     
     swung in forty-five seconds and 
     
     McKay sending the game into over- 
     
     time n: the five minute mark with 
     
     n long shot from the blue line 
     
     which eluded ceilings. 13111,, however 
     
     lplnyui a rnnxhntioclal grime last nigh; 
     
     as d d all the Millionaires and the 
     
     Ramblers were (lstinctly lucky in 
     
     get out oi town with a. win. The 
     
     first of the :0 overtime periods was 
     
     scoreless. both goalies making sen- 
     
     sationnl saves to keep the score sheet 
     
     clean. The game went west in the 
     
     second overtime session. Dalton on 
     
     u. pass from V. Ruiscr put the game 
     
     cu ice with n hard shot from right 
     
     ivlng at the four minute murk. At 
     
     the eight minute mark, lvfcKay pro- 
     
     vided an antlclhnnx, picking a loose 
     
     puck aifter Colllngs had made a 
     
     sensational save on Peebles who got 
     
     right. through and rlfllng it home 
     
     for goal number four. The Mill- 
     
     ionaires had all the best of the 
     
     opening perod Bradley on a pass 
     
     from Acorn made the count 1 to 0 
     
     at the two minute mark. Spllct 
     
     made a brilliant eolo to make the 
     
     count 2 to 0. He picked the pluck 
     
     at his own blue line, rushed down 
     
     the right boards, rounded the de- 
     
     fence ht great speed and the Mill- 
     
     ionaires were well out in front. This 
     
     was at the eight minute mark. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ramblers Come 
     
     From Behind T 0 
     
     Clinch Game 4-2 
     
    
   
   
    
     ll/Iillionaire Lead Of Two 
     
     Goals Cut Down By Am- 
     
     herst In Second Overtime.‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     -—_- 
     
     Spiller. and Dalton got pcnaltcs for 
     
    
   
   
    
     roughing. There were ten shots o: 
     
    
   
   
    
     Amherst. 
     
    
   
   
    
     through. There were eight izhots oil 
     
     Charlottetown and six on Amherst 
     
     Doucette (rmirzhinnl, White. Dalton, 
     
     McKay and hrmllcy got. DPnMilY-‘l 
     
     Except for a flw flushes by the 
     
     Mill onnlres, Aililicrst had the best 
     
     of the finnl iazrlod, scoring tiwo 
     
     goals as remarked elsewhere. There 
     
     were thirteen shots on Colllngs. 
     
     elcvcn on liiilt-Dozinld. Doucoitc got. 
     
     a. penalty for roughing. Acorn and 
     
     Harper got penalties 1h the first 
     
     overtime, Shaw in the second and 
     
     in the final five minutes. 
     
     The lncups yvcrer- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     and! gsllxxns   ..  s 10.09510 w_ J_ Foley, we“ know“ Nova Status - . _ 
     
    

    
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     Cit‘ Hall ...-.....  .. .......... 543.55 scotmn sports writer’ h“ this to Since the nbove was written the ‘ 
     
    

    
     7 - say re the Forum program' 
     
     ‘ ................. 2452.56 ' ‘U. S. Olympic team played Bruins 
     
     mum” " ' Dr. I. J. Yeo, president oi the “d b t 5 t 1 
     
     Victoria P011:  ..  1,001.30 Charlotetown Forum h“ sent me a were es en <1 - , 
     
      i"  -  H   I an ers att e 
     
     m” 1"’ ' ' ' '  149161 thefiizlarladil fiflcohozkiygltzaflrifillilkfs 1932 Dump.“ Hockey Smcdule 
     
     0w. Pond do Roadway . 305-30 
     
     roll». Department    11,905.50 Ema“; ‘fir’ Wm‘ u“ be“ “ma The full hockey schedule for ti" ' 
     
     779609 Y ° °° “Y ‘mums "I ti" “"19" third whats‘ uiyrnpics at nuke 1 1 l'a 
     
    

    
     m‘ Department """"""' ' ' “I states and Canada’ and is B‘ Placid next month is as follows: . 
     
    

    
     34536551116 '35 5011940108 --  credit to the Charlottetown Forum The Olympic schedule. ___ 
     
    

    
     Market and Library  . - 3676.88 and the people who run lt. In the Feb 4__Canada vs_ United States; DALHOUSIEI N_ B" Jam 25_(By Third Perk“, 
     
    

    
     City Government .. - -  ' program are many interesting Germany m Pommt the Canadian PreSs)_Thu_ty mu” No More 
     
    

    
     Manama“, "' '“"“"“ 993823 notes’ Not“ only hockey is repre- Feb- F-Unlted 509-“! "3- Pimmd- utes of overtime hockey failed to Penalties; Graham, Nicholson, D. 
     
     lion-i o: Health  .......\..... 2,973.84 sented in its pages. There are Fen Pcanada m German“ produce a “my tonight an" chap Taylor Gm“ _ 
     
    

    
     “m” c°“p°“’ ‘m  ' ‘ 198727 “t” °" “h” 5pm" A m" b°°k' Feb ‘P-Canflde vs Poland‘ Unii- Ab ‘it d n lhousle s1 n.- Stull 9- ltlcCuhn a 
     
     interest Coupons 1931  53.32206 genmmcm ' ed statcs'vs Gerlkwny mttemwn] deg‘? sdaglm a u! ° “ n t6 H‘ ' 
     
    

    
     v _4 - ‘ - Rangers 1a paye ee reg nr ~rs vcr me 
     
     lnt. on olerdrawn act.  . . . .  7.007 02.4070 1660450 _ Feb. Pnnucd states vs‘ Poland; periods without shunting a Sea! No 5mm 
     
     3'3: zldsgewergel) trindegliolzixxigtegfid g 4,591,739 Tun SUSSEX PROTEST C5005“ vs- Gelmmy- during their Senior Northern Penalties: None. 
     
     a i w" e en u”  ' ' Feb- 9400a“ "5- Pmlmd- League fixture Stops: Stull 4: McCenn 4. 
     
    

    
     Permmem WW1" 591M313 Pund- """"""""'1'é;5  1390000 CallinB the Sussex, Summerslde Feb. 10—-United States vs. Germany. First Period Second Overtime 
     
    

    
     Storm Sewers Sinking Fund ............... hobo 301118 0f Jfln- 12. a tied mmtesl- B- Fcb. lCk-Germuny vs. Polnnd; Cunr No score. No score. 
     
    

    
     Fire Apparatus Sinking Fund  ... - Slight change was made m the ad“ W United states’ Pcnamhsraham‘ renames: Gross. 
     
    

    
     Patriotic Sinking Fund ........'. .  standing oi the Central League . i ___' stops. stun 8; Mccann 7_ 5mm; Sh,“ 5; Mcgmm 3, 
     
     Soldiers Mnt, S, Fund ...... ' 3 ' "A" Division by President James . Second Period Thu-d gym-um, 
     
    

    
     WW0 Library B. Fund ..... 335.00 Wry. Previously the game had been H w   NO 5Com m, “Ora 
     
    

    
     Market House S. Fund  65.00 20 557 00v claimed by summers,“ and Pr,» Pcmmbthaham‘ Penalties: Nona 
     
    

    
     ' ' “SM by 5W5“- P'°S1d°“" W” I Stops: Stull '1; McCann s. Stops: Stull 4; McCmin a. 
     
     submitted a proposal to his ex- "—"'" ' 
     
     Bonds issued-Fire Dpt. ...............-..-...- 10.50090 ecuuve and the teams voted m SENIIKBIII.‘ llVOltzlfER-N ‘ _ 
     
     30nd: Civic (School)  ..  500.00 10.00000 mo, o, an em, contest L=$L D F A P“ 
     
     As a result Sussex and Summer- ' ' ' 3' 36' u; 21' 
     
     526049034 side are tied for first place, each Dnlhousic  15 9 s, 1 35 65 ,7 l e 
     
     Expenditures   $2°°-4°°-24 team with is points, while Amherst g:‘t‘}““’3:1t1t°“  f H; 1 31 m 3 . 
     
     Rtttlliis  235-34155 is in second place with 11 points.  ~ _ 
     
     \ The protest arose over a decision Division "B" e e O 1/ 
     
     Excess of Expenditure over Receipts .......... 0 33-04503 made by Referee Charles Cnhlli, P w L D F A Pm “ 
     
     Accounts Payable . . . . . .  1.15051 who allowed a goal of! the stick of Moncum  1., 12 4 1 65 26 25 , 
     
     Chlck Gallant after the bell had Abbi“  17 n 5 1 62 35 23 
     
     $ 24,805.19 sounded for the chnnge of ends in Fredericton 17 10 6 1 51 20 21 a  a y S 
     
     BALANCE SHEET FOR. THE man aunnm naonmssn 11st, 1931 an overtime period. 
     
     LIABILITIES " Sussex claimed that they had not Central League _ —l-1'— _ 
     
    

    
     T" Witter Debentures Afloat  .............. S 200000-00 been jnfgrmed rcgurding tho goal R W_ L‘ D. R A’ P“ The Victoria. Driving Club meets Rollie wociiiiLuRliiio-C‘ In 
     
    

    
     To sewerage Debentures Afloat ............... .. 181500.00 and stated that Referee Cam" had Sussex  m 6 2 2 m 13 14 this evening for the transaction of Frank  .:ly—S confine. . 
     
    

    
     T0 Cit Debent Afloat ...........  .- 1B'~‘6°°~°° not rhood off the rubber in centre Amherst __ _ 9 6 2 1 25 1,, ,3 sellers! business. the classifying of V. Cm- l1 1 -. ~- _ :- 
     
    

    
     y “res I ' l d i rnces ior Sat- Alton Burkik-Svbil Sci. 
     
    

    
     T0 School Debentures and“ issued by Councl  v- 60500-99 ice. President Wry took up the sumlnersldc 10 5 3 2 24 14 12 iorses all nrrnng 11g w smqnwogdnihilkc McGregor 
     
     ‘To School Debentures afloat issued Iy School Board .~-- 7359099 matter with both clubs and found Ch-Tnwn  n 2 6 1 15 29 5 urdny afternoon. m5 f Hal-I - - 
     
     To Permanent Works Debentures Afloat   700000.00 the Summcrslilc sportsmen prcpar- Moncton  m 2 a 0 22 32 4 Never before in the toryho -5335] Bros _cflmnpk Bvmlcc. 
     
     T0 Market House Debentures Afloat  . .. 1500-00 Cd to mcct lum more than ‘half Huston, Lmguc the tinck has ‘there been 51x10 n! N Ugo ugh bophnncn 
     
    

    
     To Storm Sewers Debentures A1000 -  ' 5250000 way l“ a Settlement of the din-ct‘ ‘vii-mm of fast lacing mnteriln’ mld Di- ll g Sciimziin-vvorthy Lou- 
     
     To Patriot Fund Debentures Afloat  .  . .. . 4000.00 onccs. P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. Pmlldmg the “math” 5 °°b r 2'? ' ' ‘ 
     
    

    
     T“ Fm’ Depmmenfl 13°59'10""! Am” """"""" "" 270mm ' ... Tmm  14 12 2 o M 22 24 enough to make good ilcehthl p: t QeJ a llovcr-‘Biilgen Ailbrcl‘ 2.111%. 
     
     To Soldiers Monument Debentures Afloat  11500.00 ~w.-1\"rs "r0 mo“ l-lullfnx  12 s 4 o 51 2a 1e 11° ""1 be milled ° l ° f: °5 D“ F! wnflvrp__pl_,o_ Dawes 
     
     'I'o Public Libru-y Debenmre, Afloat _ , _ , _ _  . 10000.00 ‘ Kcrltvllle  12 3 9 0 23 57 a 1101111; of nuy winter srgirsou: y}: . a v. - - . l. ~ - 
     
    

    
     T0 Housing Commission Debentures Afloat  _ 35000.00 A llulifux exchange says: Page ‘ The followingis u l . o orscs o ‘mOpfl-“Bfinvw “we 214% 
     
     To Guy Ha" Annex Debentures Afloat’ ' " 20900-00 Mr. C. E. Jones or 'sunlmcrsldc' P‘ E. L Jun!" Lraguc and their Ownms’ l h ~= W llcDonuitL-Pcter Wilton Jr. 
     
     To Interest coupons (not presented) __ 2160.44 P. E. I. We would like to have NOTE—-A meeting o oi..emen ‘a . . 
     
    

    
     70240.07 0111c information as to what is be- p_ w_ y,_ D_ p A, pig will be held at Larse BT05» THBB- 2-13 1- I 
     
    

    
     To sinking Fund's water ‘s; sewerage ' s - ' th l term d- H tl v s a d0 Jnn 26 to arrange classes Ira Curr-Mac Cvcusclls 2.10M. 
     
     To Slnkma Funds Permanent works H 113121.20 lug done vogalcliulz 0 n ‘ F Quecn oc I 4 4 _bq__0 ..l Y. - . ‘ v '0 Ri-co Gavin“ Todd 
     
    

    
     T” 510K108 Fund Market House ........................ 900-96 lntc championship 110011011 Dlfll-ims MW" F" -- 5 3 2 0 19 14 6 2 hattcKlnrllon stage?‘ o‘ '  flq.l.,,_..,.o,.g_.v,l,,.i Fdmon 
     
     To 5mm": m“ Mm“ “Wm   28602.89 o! which more ‘vashsomelvitanfl  Slyliusclcgcs n 2 0 l 0) 2  0  lllo “Z1215. ‘lucky Lindy 211". H l 
     
    

    
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     :2   nfloggtnrfmggt’  "  ._i_________eral weeks ago‘ PM ‘is  0.12, Mafm- Aubrey 2.11, Waltz, Mr, nny Clill-KC—A§i'lli|yjI1lC liillr. 
     
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     To 5pm“: Fund soldier‘. Monument _____ 2741.42 By Royal Bank oi Canada. Permanent Works   . 631512“ Sqn!r.-1,fl£.ln;ly Pgtlcqhl.‘ OigarlaKge 133(k)“ Mlmnmmfivbcccfl M. 
     
     To Sinking Fund Public Libnfy _____ ,,. .. . 682.32 By Sinking Fund .‘.. .. 80.0.6060 21121;’ ... .co.ors  . .1. -.. Noun“; 8; mugusihlm- Doctor‘ 
     
     Royal Bank oi Canada, Civic Acct.  00162.70 By Invested ill bones  , . C  (mafldzerwsorlnnle,walker Kmy “imam 21H. ‘ALQO a green 
     
     Royal Bank oi Canada, City He'll Annex .... 53:3: gglg°y“xmzk c mm’ g '“ mm 2o 315' ' _ " ' ma,“ 
     
    

    
     “"0100 payable .....  11 - “F ‘“ """"""""""""" H 3,000 son-nae l i t 20s M u "-~Lc"llock 2.001’. 
     
     lnicess oi Assets over Uebilitiec  461250.97 By invested h‘: 201111231. 1' .00 2306;“ ‘I011: nfgozmee-Lcnase ‘ . l4. c. Herillizfsiisignnfighl = 
     
    

    
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     | ASSETS d-h-fl   gllllk Patriot Sinking Filnd . . . . . . ....' 1740.31 James Power-Billy COIN 3-1155. W.’ llrnnossoy-ltinrgc Direct 
     
     By w,“ c By Royal Bank soldiers Monument vslnking mug _ 2741.42 bliss Possibility 2.1215. 2.13’... _ 
     
     r onrtruction (old)  _ MT“. Mouse slnking Fund _ _ n00 90 ithss. Reardon-J c wiilys 2.14. w. Monimlli-iiolvllsoi. 
     
    

    
     :11 Wzte’: commotion (new) ... By hymn“: fmlblipuLlbtary sinking Fund . l. 09031! lllillerd Kelip-Kulmuck 2.15%, Patrick nicKolum-Dlilingwohd 
     
     By sewer-m Construction  ' B’ my“ B“ P -n'u1ent Works Acct.  .. . 154221 Jan's. Direct 2.oa1s.A1 Worthy 115%- 3011115“?- 
     
    

    
     l r Reel Es 0500-00 By Royal Bellk P" ~ ' - ._ . 
     
    

    
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     BY new additions end furniture School buildings . .. 73500 0o By Royalmiipte  I    120230“! Henley. 2.20%‘ 
     
    

    
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     ‘yliflniisenkcensds weterasewerep BY Um” ' ' -_.__. 2,0914, "y, 
     
    

    
     Dvbmture Sinking rand  1 ‘ d mymao Janice Arbmg-rsmor l. 2.12%. a. McDonald-Woodard Scott. 
     
    
   
   
    
     w 0U flu gbsnpnegmuesnesoeue”.  
     
    
   
   
    
     the Charlottetown not and nue on 
     
    
   
   
    
     . Amherst showed better in the sct- ‘ 
     
     ond canto, camping on the Million- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     SPECIAL A 
     
     MOONLIGHT 
     
     SKA TE 
     
    
   
   
    
     Request Program 
     
    
   
   
    
     TONIGHT 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ORUM A 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     if’  Hush‘... 
     
    
   
   
    
     Lie soar 
     
    
   
   
    
     7N. H. L. Scorers 
     
    
   
   
    
     alre blue lino. Bradley made n 
     
     couple oi good rushes. The session: 
     
     was scoreless.‘ MacDonald made a, 
     
     good siwe on Doucetfe and also n’ (Cflflfldlflll Press) 1s tied with "Ching" Johnson of 
     
     neat stop on Bradley who (m1; a RiONTREAL. Que, Jan. 25~Tl1c Rziilgcrs in acquiring pen-rifles, 
     
     pass from Hm.pe,_._ Ccmngs made 3 uwlxulnl incident of an entire ior- enrvli 11:11 111;: serve-d (8 minutes. 
     
     great awe on Pecmps ‘mo w,“ iviird lllie being tied for poillts- Dillon of Ilzmgcrs and Clapper oi 
     
    
   
   
    
     making leadership is prcscllled in 
     
     the National Ilockey League scor- 
     
     ing and penalty records, issued to- 
     
     night by Frank Calder, president 
     
     of the National Hockey League, 
     
     and including games of Sunday 
     
     night. 
     
    

    
     Primeau, Coniicher and Jackson, 
     
     the three units of the 
     
    
   
   
    
     Boston, both also right-ivingers, 
     
     follow Bill Cook in the fight for 
     
     scoring supremacy in tile American 
     
     division. 
     
    
   
   
    
     $'I‘.\NDI.".'G 
     
    
   
   
    
     Canadian Division 
     
    
   
   
    
     Toronto 
     
     Maple Leafs "kid forward iillc," P. W. L. D. F. A.Pis, 
     
     are on even terms, with 2D points l Toronto v1: 1;l in F. 80 G3 31 
     
     each, the official statistics reveal. ‘ Ciliiiuilclis p? ll 1;‘ -i 53 6i) 2/5 
     
     : Prlmeau of the Leafs has ir1- Ahiericnna 2'1 fl l2 6 43 64 24 
     
     creased his assists total to twenty- ‘ Nlilhlllflll '17 7 l5 5 75 B4 l9 
     
    
   
   
    
     five, giving him 
     
     other play-makers in the league. 
     
    
   
   
    
     a lead over all 
     
    
   
   
    
     ILMIIERST liiiI.l.l0.“.\l1tl‘.S Mllvriv-in llivhion 
     
     GOAL v ‘Leafs lead in two other divisions. l‘. \‘.‘.l.. l). l‘. ."\.l'i<. 
     
     MwDmam _ caning“ Two oi’ their defence players, Day Rungels . :7 17 5 5 ill '18 3i. 
     
     DEFENCE land Homer, lead all other defence Chicago , 27 9 g 1.3 43 s9 23 
     
     Connie‘, Brynn men oi the section in polnt-mak- Detroit  28 ll 13 4 54 '10 20 
     
     mderkin Sh“. mg, each with nine, white Homer Boston 2;’. 7 9 ii 61 53 '33 
     
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     McKay Aloom ‘ . ' 
     
     v. mser How Industrial 
     
     Art Dalton oodoolio | £10m! 
     
     {e (f 
     
     Peebles Murrlaghan y Leafi? ale 
     
     R. W£NG ____,___ 
     
     mung Bradley 
     
     B81111 Mcpulme A meeting of the representatives 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     of the four teams forming the In- 
     
     dllstrlal llockcv League was hold 
     
     lust evening. It was decider‘. to 
     
     continue the following schedule in 
     
    
   
   
    
     FREDERICTON, N’. B., Jan. 25 
     
     -(B_v the Canadian Prcssl-A 
     
     whirlwind Senior Northern League, 
     
     hockey fixture reached its height‘ 
     
     in the third period here tonight but m9 ATQYIB R1014 shorting tonight, 
     
     Fredericton capitals were unable to Tu°5dfiyr 3m‘- Qmh- M 7-45 Sham- 
     
     ovcrcome the lend scored against \ 
     
     lihem and Moncton Hawks nun, fiflcutul 
     
    
   
   
    
     ltwo to one. McArthur shoi “rod. 
     
     erlctonh tally during the final hoc- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Fmt and lvrnnd learns to play 
     
     off. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘tic session. 
     
     Jan. 26-—D. .0 F. vs. L. P. U. 
     
     THE SUMMARY Jnn. LID-ilnlillllzvs vs. Si0\VI1i'l'S._ 
     
     ; Feb. 2- L. P. U. v.2. liolmzufs. 
     
     n," Perk"! Feb. 5-Steivilrt's vs. D. Ar. F. 
     
     , Feb. 9—-SiCWiii't'! vs. L. P. U. 
     
     No 5Com ’ Feb. l2-D. 8: F. vs. riolmhns. 
     
     Penalties: Burmgc, Gammon. Felt w_[" P" U' "5' D‘ & R 
     
     stops: Bub“ H. Foster m‘ Feb. 19-—Sl0\\'2i1‘l'.5 vs. Holmzlns. 
     
     ; Feb. 23-Holmur1's vs. L. P. U. 
     
     second york"! ' Feb. 26-D. 6t l". vs. Stewart's. 
     
     The following officers were e1 
     
    
   
   
    
     ccted for the ensuing year: 
     
    

    
     Presidentflil. McCarcy. 
     
    

    
     Secretary Treasurer-Louis Stew- 
     
     art. 
     
    

    
     Cornmittee—- D. a F, H. Steele: 
     
     l... P. U, L. Rush; Holman/vs, A. Af- 
     
     flcck; Stewart's, N. Whltlock. 
     
    

    
     Referees-hi. Diamond, W. Ennis. 
     
    
   
   
    
     illssixs 
     
     Mlifililtii 
     
    
   
   
    
     Referee: J. H. Drummie. 
     
     the Cnnndian lhicssimUnlcnslilg n 
     
     last period nttack that gave them 
     
    
   
   
    
      B lfour goals, Sussex “Dairy Kings" 
     
     l | won n. Ccntrnl Lczlguc fixture 
     
     ’  from lilunvtrln hiiipic leafs by Five 
     
     _ ‘t lgnnis to iwn tolligili. 
     
     NEW YORK, N. Y., Jail. 25-413)‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     the Cnnndlnn Prnssh-Polnt. scoring  E g  g  S 3 
     
    

    
     ‘in the Olympic liockcy Chilllllll0ll~a 
     
     l i.   2 
     
     i ‘l i0 B All 
     
    
   
   
    
     lshlp toilmnmclit will bc compilicd » 
     
    
   
   
    
     I 
     
     1.—Moncton, Red Cook( McIn- 
     
     tosh) 11.55. 
     
     Penalties: Burrzige, Bowman. . 
     
     Stops: Bubar 9; Foster 9. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Third Period 
     
     2.-Moucton, Connolly (Muckle) 
     
     6.02. 
     
    

    
     3.—Fredericton, McArthur (Bea- 
     
     ton) 1.15. 
     
    

    
     Penalties: Ferguson, McIntosh 2, 
     
     Cook 2, Connloly, Beaten, McAr- 
     
     thur. 
     
    

    
     Stops: Bubar 8: Foster l2. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     011 the busts of ganles won nndi, 
     
     ltied, it was nilliouncod lmrc today, 
     
     by R. .1. Trlmhlc, chairman oi ihei 
     
     Olympic hockey committee. For 
     
     cacti victory n iculil will he credit- 
     
     ed with two points willie lil tho 
     
     cvcut of a draw, the points will be 
     
     divided. one to each team. 
     
    

    
     l M1: Trimbic also announced flint 
     
    
   
   
    
     (Fhnilillzln Pi-(wsl 
     
    

    
     TRURO. N. S. Jim. Z5.—~T\'ill'0 
     
     Bcnrcuis doxvnrcl Kentvlllc Wildcats 
     
     3 to 2. in u tPll-illllllllfi ovcrilmc 
     
     u... Olylnplc hogkgy gamps “mild battl» lwcvr- ioulvlit. "i710 tvlntiliors 
     
     Ebe oi‘ thrcc 15-minute periods. ltflorcct‘. .110 league lrhr. .1 ‘l 101i‘ 
     
     ltlic competing teams are deadlock- 5.0110050 l0 M" m“ "mifqj “ "c1 
     
     ‘cdht the end of the regulation‘ ' °C°1"‘l°55 ‘mm U" ‘mm w“ 
     
     ' ‘  - l 1., 
     
     ‘time. nvortlmc plny extending to 50¢ VPYM“ M-i-"dll of w‘ d“ ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     thvcc ten-minute periods, if ilcccs- 5°““"‘"‘l m" m“ gmfl‘ 
     
     snry, will be ordered. “'  
     
    
   
   
    
     In the event that two teams are 
     
     ltlvd for first place at the ond oi 
     
     l the round-robin schedule, the load- 
     
     TMTHURST, N. B.. Jan. 25-1110 
     
     the Canadian Prcssv-Good chm- 
     
     hiu: rm play: fenturcd the eight- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ]. crs will play ofi for the champion- 
     
     : ship. 
     
    

    
     four victory of Campbellton Tigers 
     
    

    
     nTcr Uatliilrst Pnpcrmnkers in s 
     
     senior Northern League hockey 
     
     match here tonight. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     SKATING in the Arena this nf- 
     
     ‘ tcrliooli. 307-11 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Parson others often but yourself 
     
     seldom. 
     
     v Tckc rare of the minutes mid 
     
     ‘the hours will take care oi thein-| 
     
     ealvel.