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 _ BY TEC -.idence rule, has led to the interest-_i _ SENATORS :Score-Gyroscopes, 3; Lcvlii Silver
TUESDAY'S GAME
If the Abegweit brand of hockey
displayed against Crystals last Fri
day is any criterion. the writer looks
for another red and black victory,
when they clash with the Summer
side aggregation tomorrow night in
the second game oi' the second sec
tion of the Prince Edward Island
League. Full of fight in every period
and showing plenty hockey sense, the
locals were within themselves ln_
checking almost every attack start-
ed by their opponents. The, writer
may be wrong in the above predic-
tion-even sport writers make a. mls-
take once in a while-but the Abe-
gweits surely look like honest-tm
goodness contenders in this, the fin-
ll section-
THE SPECIAL TRAIN
Judging by the enthusiasim manl-
fest in the r;-cent Abcgwcit win, it
looks as if all records will go by the,
boards, so far as special trains are'|
the Central League, Prince .Eduard
Island play oft’ will be ilic only team
eligible to play for the Allan Cup
e Easkern Nova Scotia Section
was placed under the han some time
ago by the C All A, and it is under
stood there is but little prospect of
diis bcing lifted If similar objection
made to New Brunswick teams, as
intimatedvhere, the ban will need to
be still further extended. If this
should eventuate, the Amherst ‘Ram-
blers, who have won eleven straight
games without a single defeat would
rn to have as good a chance as
any to be competitors for the Allan
p.
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PUCKS FOR THE JUNIORS
Mr. D. 0’Connor of the Gotta
Perche. and Rubber Company, Limited,
Halifax, N. S_, presented the Junior
Hockey League with a package of one 1
dozen rubber pucks, donated by his'
l'irm. Apparently this firm believes in
the encouragement of home grown
concerned. Hundreds are planning to
make thc trip, and hundreds more
will hp picked .up en route, which'
bespcziks the largest special train this
icason. lt is understood the speciaii
will if-ave tomorrow at 5 o'clock.
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l(‘E RACES TODAY
Thr- Ice Races which have been
postponed on account of storm andl
xcvcrity of the weather on Saturday,l
will take place this afternoon at 21
#mrs so-rrp un the rdsi side or)
riiiiiimrd nridgr_ Tin.-rr wiii be fouri
good raiccs and fast time is expectedi
In two of the events.
WELL KN'0\\'N HORSEMAN HERE:
Mr. Monty G:~row, the well known,
trainer of Fort lfairfleld. Maine, isi
being welcomed here by a host ofi
friends. Mr. Gerow brought with him |
thn good trotter Peter Dawes, 2.l2,f
that he has campaigned so success-
fully the past two years. Peter will
appear as a starter shortly under
the ownership of Dr. Heath Macln-I
tyre.
WILL BE PROSECUTED
The Forum management wishes It
to bo distinctly understood that any
fan getting on the ice during a game i
will be Immediately arrested. This
ltep is to be heartily commended and -
will stop any recurrence of last Fri-
day night's regrctable affair.
Island May Have Chance
An Anzlicrst despatch of recent
ila‘c .f-e_i~.'i: Aqule definite rumor
hero tcdriy that _'he winning hockey
team ln 'lie Southern Section tu
New Brunswick would be protested,
no matter which team iimightbeon
talent.
THE SUPERST|1‘IONS OF A'l`li~¢
LETES
New York Times: The conservative
spirit is carried so far in sports that
even the supcrstitions are hard to
kill. Few professional bali players
will toss a hat on a bed or allow any
one else to commit such an act oi’ ill
omen. When the bail players rode to
tha parks together in the old days it
was considered good luck to pass :i
wagonload of empty barrrls. More
than once John McGraw privately
arranged for his players to have such
a bit of good luck.
Many jockcys carry "lucky pieces!!
Dazzy Vance sporlcil a torn shirt;
sleeve. and would by no means havcl
it mended. That would bring hard
luck. Many hockey t:-sms won‘t take
the ice unless the goalie is in thc
lead. There ure hundreds of like
1
‘fast
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in
eiowd saw three periods of fast clean
alter the opening whistle giving the
Two goals for the Imps in the
the game.
lmperiills
Mubcy
McCarron
Mclntyre
_ ‘ 1 ` - - ' ' . A. V. McQuaid C. G. Duffy
fs r i i i in G d 1 1 _ ___
D tv a 0 e um mn i second Periml 'BIIITIC of h0CkBy Ht Cvrnwilil M011dIiy ”*“'”°"'_ _  R. E. Spillett D_ A. McKinnon
'light Reg Taylor Skip ll
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Both lineups. travelling :it a fast' I£,_n;‘;ps   _ _ W. F. Taylor, Skip, 8
»1i;\“e succeeded in gcliiiig .1 rcspec- 0 S - At six oclock an excellent bean
was cstiniciteil at 215,000,000
Iiushcls, _ thc unofficial estimate
The Montague Imperials took a _ h O I
game of hockey from o, Char- 
llottctown squad, the Markers by a  S   ` n
score on Thursday evening last
,,,, M,,,.,,.,,,,, R,-,.,,_ A ,.,,,,,,1 dustrial Loop Three Games
_`.iiiNTA ii UE 7 Gyroscopes Lead
ioniiv-Tues. EMA ll ll E RS 2 lil Jl.l1‘il01° L€21gLl€
Imps a lead which they maintained -ll
.¢1n~Qug1mu1; the gam¢_ Tin-ee more Gyroscopes, 4; Levin Silver Foxes, 2 Martin
icouniers followed for the home team The GYFOSCODGS lilmlled 111 JUIUOI” FUN
before the iiiiirkers broke their goose League leadership by defeating the Re
¢gg_ A fm]-1 gun] for the Imps ended Levin Silver Foxes at the Forum Sat- Chick
me scoring for the period. urday night by ii Score of 4 tb 2-
Thc second period brought out The FUXGS WCW i0D-fi\V01`1f-CS W
much raster hockey than- did the Mme* the fixture due i0 recent i>¢r_-
tirst. frame; the Markers registering | formanecs, but the unexpected hop-i In
once, and ieni-ing the score 5-2. Both nened when the Gyrbscbbvs un1eaSh~i bbrd
goal tenders made phenomenal sav~ ed 8 81'98t Hmick. and 0" the de-Ikey.
'es 1 fence ieft miie no be desired. fest
Following were the lineups; The LEViliitES were the first iitiii
11131-1r¢|-5 open the scoring, when Stewart, fast' in
Goal | left winger, came in fast on O‘Nclll_ wa
M1115  on Whltlock’s rebound to sag tlie_ the
Defense I flrngerieis. _The count was registered  figst shot. A Wing Shot player skat-
' n mnu es. ,-
gf vI\;?1l;l¢?1§ l Three minutes later, Jimmy Dodds " puck and caught Mills on _ _:_
Ferguson {'i‘icned the score on n pass from Reg eye with his stick. The injured B0ili~ the throat feels dry and raspy, I GED' McLeod Maint McKenzie
F;>1~n-ard; i .\-lahar. Not to be dciiiecl, Borden _ ic was forced to leave the game. ISWHIIOW £1 Sl’00YlfU1 0CCaS10¥1i1ilY- It _ G'  Huggies Dr' G°°dWm
‘ whng Cox, classy centre of the Gyroscoprsf Referees:-James l-Ierrell and Mel- 1 sfwthcs and heals and at the same’ 1 T' G' C°“‘S‘“s 13 DT' M°I“tyT° 5
 _  . ig.. f; `I._-_,lr WILLIAM ii.-\1Ni<;s 1
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5';   __ ' ' Thompson
if ENESDAY  '  . -‘ REMOTE _§,‘,‘;§,§,,
:    ly  FROL" Referee-Walter Lawlor fence man being clioseii for cross-'
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, _¢_   . 5 s  if, 'I   = day revised the estimate for the
F .°` . '£52  EHifi'fr'i.»'ff“‘*'§3°Riu'f.1-¢. 1 r 1931 \vhc:\t crop to 205,000,000 _ f - A Worm
- »- - --~..~  -f' '~" " ‘ " ‘ ‘  w >"f.‘.----:'~~'~-»»---»» 1 |,u.|,¢~|.,_ |n Nuy¢m1,u,- 11|, 4-ru ii\'c tally, Stcivnrt coiiiiliiig for the ' '
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of the net. There was no further
T, Weir scoring in this period. One pcrialty
was awarded Ferguson. Lcvinite dc-‘I
Silver Foxes on zi pzifs from Align
Frziscr, and Bennett three niiiiutc:
Front In In-
liockcy. The first score came soon    
in tl
final stanza completed the scoring for I 'nib SCDNS Kam
new
Mclnriis
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eu _,_ McDonald   scores, the games were very' closely
ferees: - Jimmy I-lcrrell and! °°m‘°5ted with the East' lending by
William*   one point, the final score being 41
VERYONE who breathes is ex-
Wing Shots, 7; C. N. lt. C.. 2. .E posed to thedanger of colds and
An unfortunate accident
this game. when Mills, t
first period when he sto
occurred
he Rail-
y goalie, was painfully injured in
ppod his
in to get the rebound, missed thc
CHALLENGE
checking We the Baficats do hereby chal
` ilcnge Corniiall C C to a friendly
l)cicl'icc
Acorn
‘yi Lclla
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ilnicr. Two pcmiliics ivcre liaiirlcil C n
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- .f - -- <-  --~----__ out in this 1>ci'ioil. l'ci'1_',ii:.uii uivltiiiui `
  0 Ok lg, ,Ein Qvey,  'fi'-~= 21" 0°"-""0 
Ottawa Citizen, has the following to
say regarding 0ttawa‘s position in
thc National League
Whatever the reasons, some out
side writers contlnu~ to publish stor
les to the effect that the Ottawa
hockey team viill be sold before next
season, and this despite the fact that
William Foran. President of the Ot-
tawa club, has repeatedly stated
there is no foundation for such re-
ports.
A Boston Advertiser writer almost
demands that the Ottawa franchise
be transferred to that city. At con-
siderable iength he refers to the fail- _
ure oi' hockey in Ottawa, which, of`
course, is so much hoocy.
True, the Ottawa team is trailing
in the Canadian section of thel
N.H.L_ this season, but the Ottawa
team is not a habitual trailer. 0thcr_
N.Il.L- teams, several others in fact,
have had off seasons, and came back:
to be championship contenders. It
ls not so long since the Boston!
Bruins and Chicago Black Hawks
were unable to get up into a contend- `
ing position, and now they are lead~l
ing the parade in the American'
group of the league.
llockcy is not a failure in 0ttawa.i
On the contrary, all things consider-
ed, Ottawa is one of the best of
hockey cities. This is appreciated by
iii diner eiuiir in the Nsiinnsi iidcii- i
ey League as they are opposed to the 1
local franchise being transferred to
another city.
Because the Ottawa team is notl
setting or forcing thc pace this sea- l
son it docs not follow that the '
same conditions would exist another
season. f
It‘s not so long since the Senators `
were the best drawing cards in the
N.ll.L. on the road, not excepting the f
speedy and popular Canadiens, and
1
I
lug suggestion 'that the Winner of' Eddie Baker, Sports Editor of the  Foxes, 2
Th ` ' ~ , - I
see
Cu
:iiiollicr for dlieckiiig too i'lusc'Lo thc
Referee-"Chick" Williams.
C. N. H.
Arsenault
McKenna
Holman
Wood
the league was composed then, as lti
superstitions in sport. lt's a laughing
matter to outsiders, hut the players
st.'ll stick to the tradition and super-
stltions nf th:-ir own games. Even
our own .lark llfrl-lachcrn will not
don a baseball unliomi that has
shown any signs of the laundry‘s
attention.
GREAT GOALTE
For a man who has been receiving
plenty of boohlng on his home lee,
churir Gardiner, goalie, or the cni.|
cago Blackhawks, is showing the!
hockey patrons plenty of stuff and
causing tongues to wag by h‘s feat
of soorirg four successive shutouts.
Naturally some credit goes to his-
liatel, but it must be remembered
that the opposition usually gets a
few hard shots at the net, even
against the tightest defences.
is now, of ten clubs. No one has yetf Dillon
advanced a reason why the 0ttawa‘McMahon
team cannot regain the good form of l Ryan
other seasons. Bradley
.'f`~’_FU.'5_£`lF-'
um
llrndlc,\‘
Whitlock
entner
ohnston Ms
Diamond missing for almost two weeks, was “.ce1{_ when geums Wm men be
Third P_____o__ Manager, Chas. E. Worth, barber. seen in the vicinity _of one of theirn-awn fl-gm the gkips and Mates w
garages in the City. has proved Oh only for the Dominion Life assur-
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Icad when Cox scored from the blue ' `
line a short while after the face-off. 1 M A R I T I M E 13' _ 'y
The Foxes tried hard to cage fur- i ,
ther tiillies in this session, but good _ SKATING TOMGQT BAND' 2053_ Renfiniscence 
defensive work of the Scopes thwart- BIG AUCTION I_.0nT1,_I__“,E
ed every attempt. Pen:1ltlcs*Keri-
new mppmg_ IH U 0 K E Yi P/ia'ry tonight, c. W_ L. Hsu. Piny Wa 1' In Ciden f
The lineup fon0Ws__ starts at 8.30. 2059
Gyroscopes G LTVIU SUV" F°"°s_ (Canadian Press) A SPE(;|,\|, MEp;'r|NG of gnu _V TORONTO, Jan. 24.-Capt. T. W.
°“ MoNc'roN, N. B., Jan. 25.-The n,,151¢,,, B,ccdc,.s of P E I Wm 1,, Morse, or Porhcredit, ont., near
Owem H__;“?e~;S°yi` Moncton Athletics defeated Spring- held at the RN-cr., Howl on -1~uCs.<licre, war time aviator, and propri-
° n yr.°' hill four to ‘two ln a Central ,Hockey day _yan 2-uh M 1 0-clogk 10 med ' ctor of the Oak Ridge Poultry Farm
Defence . '_ League game here Saturday night. our new mud num 1,., me Mm-mme 1 at Port. Credit, recently returned
Mcmnis F°f8“5°“ MONCTON, N. B., Jan. 25.-frhe 1-r,,,vu,¢c5_ very ympo,-u,_,,_ busu,,.ss_ _ from a European trip, in the course
Kennedy Mme” Eighth Siege Battery hockey team By order 5c¢,.e,_m.y C|m.1,,5 McKe,,_ ef which he visited the German of-
Cmg ‘funched mst 91°C” in th” E”-‘Wm zle, Milton. 2060 ficer who commanded the machine
F°"“'“"d5 New Brunswick Hockey League by ___ _ , gun corps which shot down his aero-
°°’< ° G» Wi\ii1°°l< C defeating me c. c. .1. A_ of Moncton ,pr Eynnnnuun num-1NG _ vlime twenty miles behind f-he Ger-
Curfie 1'- W- Ffa-‘cf 1'- W- two to nothing here Saturday night. cop D_ A_ Mcmnmn and Mn _-[_ w_, man lines during the latter part of
Bennett’1'w' Stewart' 1' W' The i-‘V0 MODCWD Wams 0135” i-he Boulter, who represented the Provin-I the War' Behind the Visit t° the
g°dd5'__°' R‘_‘"e.'“’“"y- °~ lbusue Play-bfi which will be dwided eisi Exiiiiiition Association nt the or-  C'"m““ Officef- ‘hm 11°* H S'=°‘Y- Al
~ MH Hr. r. w. Nlclolsrm. r- W. in three games new -rnrn-sduy msn; a result of the crash which took
» - ganization meeting of the Maritime »
B’“"°h“"" 1' W' Bm' L “" Exhibitions Association st sn. John i P‘“°° °“ the °“m*”‘° f'°“° in N0' ,
Next game Tuesd y nt ___ __ m b *Wm* on Wednesday last, returned home Venzber' lnlgfdcapbé “_/§°:'_;° Wa; 5"”
' a _ , 2- oiisy woun e _ an e. cap ve in
last week. The main work of the .
tween Levin Silver Foxes and Queen megan- of the war. Then from a photograph
g was the bringing into uni- -
Hom'  H' L' formity the regulations goveming ex- German prison camps “mu the end
' _ hlbitors at the various exhibitions “ken by the Germans ‘t tm time
C. N. H., 2: Smoke Enters. 1 HOCkey Results throughout the three p,°,,mce5_ of the crash, and years ister for-
the left
throat troubles, and you can’t do
a game which for the most part yth0i,','§f,.l;l;l3;, ibut' short of holly mst 41 `W°"' 4°
ered on the rough side of hoc- T331; every meinbcr of the family W' L' Breton 0* D' M°C'fe5°"
thu L_ p, U_ wing Shuts de_g Should follow this simple treatnient Allie MUiCil H, Winchester
to prevent cold germs from getting
ed me C' N' R' C' sextet 7 to 2 afoothold. During the w_intcr,espc-  ilmzlizgg SH 8 Chas' Black
ie third some of the night. The cially, when gusis of wind scarier ' ~ P-
The opening games of the annual
competition between the East and
West took place at the Curling Rink
, Saturday afternoon and evening. The
ffollowing are the results of the
inlay and ss will be seen by the
V t0 40.
` 'rim scones
till TRIMMED f'”""`\
THE WEST UN *,§‘,§I‘;‘,°” 
S ii T il R ll A Y
7,--~ ~7f- 
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“with great pleasure l
tel] you and all other peo-
ple oi the wonderful medi-
cine l got from you. After
suffering from i:roneli`ti.s
fur- 25 years, Overseas As-
_v_. .__ -__
thma Remcill’ ‘HS li\`0U5!i\t
nugget relief." J ohii
_Adams. ~~Westcrn Shen-_ 
N. s. '
V You can’t lose: either thc
very ont some nripr nr
your money is refunded. ~
$2.50. your drusslst or dir- ,
V ect. Carew rt: Fraser. New i
Glasgow, N. S.
1.-1
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lad d 51; d 1,' ¢1; Dr Archibald, Ski 8 *O
e was a regular fixture in thc gernihd en _u_ un __you arc_s11tJ0 - P»
1 iz d I d il L _ 0 SU Cfl Vl0 Ell _C Ill`lg9S ill CTII- _
y “gan B n "Sha eague lperatiire, the delicate iiieiiibranes }Gc0_ McLellan Dave McLeod
that imc the throat and nasal pas- 1
sages are apt to become inflamed, I RCE B9" H51 SPUIPU
and then they are most easily at W. H. Townsend H. A. Ebers
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line” Petroleum Jelly is splendid ~ ' U y» sk P- 9 i / '_
protection against all such nose and 1
throat trouliics. Just snuff ri little w_ Campbcu H_ E_ seal.
into the nostrils at iicdtim and if '
1time forms a smooth coating over .
.
moiggu
Scott
Hyde
I-loriic
P. Wedloek _ made his presence felt, by banging' vin Diamond. ,the tissues which prevents germs '
J_ Lawlor i in a fast shot from ii inixup iii front ‘ . from lodging. _ Dan M°L°°d W- 053195911
i ' il I “Vaseline ’ Petroleum J_elly is so H111 Spillett O. D. McGregor
ure that it may be taken internally
ith perfect safety, and of course ;
is equally harmless for external .
e. All drug stores sell it. Product ‘
fthe Chcsebrough Mfg. Co., Cons’ri, i
520ChabotAve,Moiitreai,Canadn. ‘
SKATING TONIGIIT-BAND. 2058
BIG AU("l`l0.\i l"0RT\'-FIVE
, l’.\li'l`\' liiniglzi, C. W. L.. llull. Play
Fi‘iz2.le :itnrts :it 830. 2050
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hat Daniel Cronin, who has been`
This was the second game on the ____ qlmintance sprang up which result.
bill-of-fare and was wori by the “Ho- NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE , ed in the visit.
tclmen” by a score of 2 to 1. l M P|1||lP¢|lih|l=-398'" B“'i"5» Prabe Shlpfnent _ Whfle flying near Valientias, Cap-
Diilon and Bradley counted for thot 4; Philadelphia, 2. 1 tam Morse smhted German troops
winners. while J. McDonald netted M T°l'°“'-0*-T0l'0ili0» 5! Ottawa.  Tote," Pofes linarching on the roadway below him:
the Smoke Enters' lone tally. 2- 1 lie swooped and raked them with ma-
The lmeup f011uws;_ At Montreal:-Americans, 1; Can- `
Smoke Eaters ='||°“°» 6- v1cToR1A_ B. c.. Jan. 24-Acting inflicting further damage. on the
Goal li" on re1:rcsent:itloi1s from Premier SJ third dive the Germans established
F. Lawlor _ F. Tolmie of British Columibia the their machine guns in position and
Defence -Dominion Government. today order- opened fire. One bullet tore througli
D. Lawlor , Wester Guardlan I ed an investigaiioii into the removal the Captains face and another bullet
Collins ` ___ of a oariocid of totem :pales sliippc\'l killed the sergeant in the niachine,
, Dowling _QOME To Tm.: BIG GAME of from Prince Riipcrt for ii United which crashed 1,100 feet to the
Forwards hockéy in Albany Rink tonight be- Si‘°i°~§ museum- ground out of control. The Germans
Ferguson tween the Albany BL Pau and my 'Ihe care will not be :illowcd out rushed up and found that there was
J, Lawlor, ing E331” of summe,.,1d,_ Game 10! Canada ofudlnz the h1<i\\lr.v- The life in the body at Morse. Mcsniime
M. MCD0nBidiiitarts at 8 o‘clock sharp. Skate after iP"mm" on being Informed °f this they hw taken 5 Ph°t°3T“Ph °f "W
Wl'iitclmu1,¢1-,_ 2061 shipment. tcl:';r.i;‘lirrl. inimcdiatoly wr-e¢1¢u3¢_ showing 1; surrounded by,-
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:ccount of non-adherence to the res-_
_ ' ' ' moe Co., a firm which he had pilot- street
" _. _  _ iirosr oaromsr. cosruim: sssa. noon rmzs iraoiwansnsi asm. I ed for so year-1.
-U1 M1' Smith. who was in his 84th "The spirit of your deported wil:
. . rar sr- a s 'rea . °
..- » Wanted at once, several silver female pups C' P °" "A" ’"’°' “A ° ”° mr wir r iiis ion; con-serv-iivs wioieiioninkwm-Domvmi
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photograph in his collection. He
FA N C s DR  SS _ ' communicated with the British War
CAR [VAL
Wd d J . 8 f-_ -1 
_ ._ _ __ ___ ____ ________ do T‘i'li=i” 1*" 'if'i':~ R. B. Beimctr. Germans, and Morse 51,111 iying un.'
ivrbiesilniz on the ground that i»h¢~rons¢ionr on the ground. `
 m _____.__..5.,__J, _M (_ mu ,Mm ____o,_l,d Y It th t
 p'.°'sc;'vccl as fzir as possible.
M. P., Forty Years _
Dead At Ottawa `1
osHsws,'.1sn. 24-1-ion_ wiiiiiirn
lmith, for nearly forty years ii mem
cr of the Dominion Parliament died
e s  a n 1. his home in Columbus yesterday (speelgl
’ _ Hr. Smith, who had sat in the NEW YORK. N. Y., Jan. 24-Three
0 h T   _ _ liouse of Commons with every man men were killed and two injured in
 t a u umynaflon <.-vim ever became Premier, of Can- Jackson Heights Queens. yelterdsy
I ea ads, was appointed to the Privy when a 10 'ton stone which they had
° ' i;uuiic;l of canada by Rt. Hon- Ar- just placed on the oornloe of a six
__ _ _ __ __ eclal M uslcal Prograintne 5 ihur Melghen in 1921. He was recent- story building crashed onto the
,___ 0 . PRIZES . iy re-elected President or the Maple scaffold on which the men were
   I nssr Lsmss' cosruimr sio.oo ncsr oasrcsimirrs oosrtmr noon. -mf' F°"“°"'-mmm H" I“'""'  md 'm"_°° °h°°_'_ w tm
J. F. Whear W. A. Stewart
Geo. McLeod 8 A. G. Bentley 10
l
Allie Mutcli Theo. Sentiicr
supper provided by Ben`s Limited,
Halifax, was served to a record
crowd of ardent curlers in the Club
Room. This was supplemented by ioe
cream bythe Central Creairieries,
:ind smokes by the Hughes Drug Co.
The Wright 'I‘rophy games have
now reached the semi-final stage and
will be completed the first of the
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worded to Capt_ Morse, a mutual ac-
chlnc gun fire. Again hc swooped
ears a er e war, he German
officer, Iehiuan, come 'acrou the
Omce and was given the name of
the pilot through the number of the
aeroplane.
Three Killed


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