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NEW$°‘ni$PORT WORLD      
Big Baseball Deal
Sends Athletics ’
Sta rs To
Red Sox
MackBreaksupGreatPhi1adelphia
Team By SellingGrove, Walburg,
Bishop CochraneAnd Earnshaw.
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(By PIII Mickelson)
(Associated hell Sports Writer)
CHICAGO. D80. 12 _ (A. P.) -
gbnnle Mack. veteran leader of the
Philadelphia Athletics who start-
yd baseball way back in 1914 by
breaking up his famous “$100000
infield," tonight went even fur-
ther by selling pitchers Lefty
Grove and "Rube" Walizerg and ln-
rielder Max Bishop to the Boston
Red Sox, Mickey Cochrane to the
Dm-Dig, Tigers, and pitcher George
nu-nshaw io Chicago White Sox.
The deals, involving an estimat-
ed cash outlay of $300900, were
rumored for the past month but
not announced until tonight at the
annual meeting of the Major Lea-
gues in Chi°l80- ‘
Financial -prewure. 1011794 _ by
Philadelphia bl-IIXBYB. WU 355183'
ed as the reason foil' the sales, some
of the most i.mp0rfAi.nt in the his-
tory of baseball, The deals all but
mm-plete |, break-up of the fam-
irug Athletic team that W0!! the
world’s championship in IW9 and
>30_ Qnly Jimmie Rrxx, champion
batsman and home run king of the
Mayors, remains of the outstand-
ing baseball coupe. ‘
Muck, outward-ly sad as ha an-
nounced the deals. 19f\lS¢d 10 N'
veal the cash terms but announced
if - '--- We ~:;'.:;:1r_
oowN THE ALLEYS
REBEKAII LEAGUE
Arrows-1718. ..
Robins-1640.
Majority for Arrows, 76 pins.
High slnglc, C. Mathieson, 179.
High three, C. Mathieson, 497.
|.
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Larks--1759. °
Crows-1581.
Majority for Larks, 178 I
High single, R.. Langillc. 189, _
High three, A. Cvamhum, 458.
Majority for i>Iaw.ks, 231.
High single. R. Lnirci-ty. 214.
High thrcc, B, McLeod, 477.
CITY LEAGUE
(` N. Hotel-2718.
\' ~;f~i~ans-3125.
Mnlorify for Vcwiuilis, 408.
High single, B. Poole, 315.
High three, B. Poolc, 764.
Standing
Won Lost Pts
Y`_< Club ......-t....... 6 i i3
(`. N. Hotoi ............ 5
Y .\'i.C. A.  
vi-tcraiis 
C N. Railways 
Wheelers _ _ . . . . .

~ru\&-l:.¢N
10
8
ana;
O-bm
Swans-1893.
Doves-1828.
Majority for Swans. 65.
High single, H. Finlayson, 263.
lligh three, H. Finlayson, 61§.
(?HAIlLOT'l'E'l`0WN ALLEYS
C N. Hotel . , . . .
._ 3127
vlnrk dz MacDonald _ ._ 2994
High single J. Clow, 265-
High three J. Clow, 714.
IIOLY NAME CLUB
Social Club . . , . . . . . . . . .
_ _
Harris Abatinir  ._
lligh single E. Robin, 349.
High three E. R0bin, 716.
Mixull   . ..
Old Timers    2999
High single J_ D. Webster, 274.
“Zh three J, Hughes. 665.
_ 2701
2851
3880
GETS FIVE YEARS
(Canadian Press)
EDMUNDSTON, N. B.. DOC. 12.- ‘
1-"mind guilty of stealing an auto-
mobile in this town, Leo Dupont
Was sentenced today, by Magistrate
E- J. Hubert, to five years in Dor-
chester Penitentiary. Dupont said
he wal bom at St. Rose Du Geg-
Iic. QM., and admitted having serv-
°<i prison terms in that Province.
that the Athletics had obtained
Harold Wu-stler. shortstop, and
pitcher Bob Kline from the Red
|Sox and catcher Charlie Berry flom
the White Sox. Detroit gave il)
catcher Johnny Passk, obtained
last summer by the Tigers from
, Beainnont of the Texas League, but
he, in turn, was sent tc the White
Sox. who wanted a catcher to make
up foir the loss of Berry.
Cochrane, obtained for a report-
ed cash sum of $100,000, will man-
age the Tigers in 1934 as' a play-
ing pilot. it was officially announ-
ced after his acquisition was re-
vealed_
There was no secret among club
owners that Mack and his Phila-
lephia Associates weie forced to
sell their stairs to raise money and
that the announcements were
withheld until after the Sunday
baseball law was voted in Pennsyl-
vania. .
Grove, obtained by the Athletics
in 1926 from Baltimore, has been
a star of first dimensions in the
American League. Since IM7, he
has won 20 or more games e've‘y
year, his best season coming i.ri
1991 when he won Ill and lost four
for a new snuthpaw record. Las.
season he won Z3 and lost only
seven.
VE TE RA N
WINS BOUT
ed
New Brunswick
Love of Johnston, Pa.. eight and
that oven the Govrriinicnt Irr-
grce below zero."
The seven steamers mentioned
Hiort and Trojan. The ice-breaker
iMontcalm. returning to Quebec af-
tcr cscorting thc steamer.: Oxelos-
ativelv clear of ice due to a north-
'westerly wma which is driving it
southward. '
` __'_: .'.;:_..'" ._ : ; _ _
_ ___
between Fu*her Point and MPNS in England
rr-a ef
fituii-Y in f0fCiUR her WHY till'0‘~1§h' and set at rvst numerous rumors,
thc barriers. according to reports 01 1 recbnqiiiagign _ x,w€_`__,,y for oo e €,,s,,,e re
hero today. Tho complaint, prepared   meuums 5, oncr:prw,,,.,, ,_ece,,,uy meer?-»
Report, received lille today "Om Lloyd Wriilhi. the ortrvss' attorney. _ emphasized to Gmnmi G_ H_ G_, ___i_.__,__
the Mikula said; --seven cargo sets forth: Froln   Kemp M.,n,sLe,. of A,,,.,CuM,,,,.e_ by,
clear of ice at northern cdge_ Now That Fairbanks lacked conszdera- . deputamm from the South Af,.,_
Ifainmiie from P""5hm°°" Maui' iu°n for his “`if"'s f ""7"-" ‘md 90"' “W” ` can Agricultural Union-which laid S U M E R S I B E
nine milcs off south shore between |sibiliiics; that he ii Til c’_v anncun- Boil/[Bi‘.Y'. Dio. 12-iCl‘ i  bemre mm LM, ,,eS0,,,,,,,,, on the
Father Point and Metls. At pres- »ced he had no ixilcrst.  life cx- important chanllfb' 2" lml‘°“d\"€’5u;bJ¢¢i ,,,,_=,¢d at me rm-ni con. gnd Pl-]n¢e County
ent ice so close-packed. much dit- | cept t'avel. which “ric.<i:'_ved theiin connection with _tho liiipe ial mess 0, ,_,,,,, body
ficulty for Mikula to go through. ' legitimate ends of mntrimony" nnd -Bank oi Il1di‘\~ The flmi- ‘S H“` re' The df-puiniion was “mired that 'fl 
W°athrr, strong northwest w‘nd that he :tbscntcd hinisrlf from‘ticinr~iit of Sir Kenneth M-icDon- ,hc M,n,,___P, had ,a,,,_,, ,,me,y _F03 §A|,|.;_Tw0 Ho15¢c,,,ww_-,
and cloudy. Temperature, one dc- home for months at ii time nndhld, one of tlio M‘ana3ing Gover- mcaS,,,.cs ,O my., C€r,a,,, aspecw with R. O. P. records. lo ircsiicii
that in view of thc pozf on of ihcinors. W, Lamolid, lately I..oiidon lo, the p°_,,,0,,,_ a,,,,,,,,g,, ,he Serb in Janiiiiry: also one niirl lwo _vrui
i ' ' ' - old iioiicrs from dams with R. O P.'
in the report are: The Freshmoor,
Eriing Lindow, Greta Glad. Bill.
find and Nidarholm to opcn water,
reported the north shore to bc rel-
cu.i:n:ai.iia_|i._A_n8 '-
- '  ‘.'=" -="*"'*' -f' - f _ any - , gin- 
'Near Riot As Maplei
-Red Wings
_Win From
Blackhawks
DETROIT. Dec. 12.-(\A.P_)-Scor-
ing one goal in the second period
and three in the third. Detroit Red
Wings tonight took a firmer grip on
first place in the American Division
of the National Hockey League by
beating Chicago Black Hawks 4-1.
- Detroit outplayed thc Hawks most
of the way and only Chuck Cvar-_
diner's work in the Chicago net kept
the score down. He was clearly
beaten on the goals scored. The
Wing "speed line" of Weiland, .Aurle
and Lewis figured in three of the
four Detroit goals and all forward
icombinations outskated the Chicago
'tcam.
l weiiaba wok neva' pass in me
`becoi-id period to give the wings the
lead. In the third stanza, Auric,
Marker and Lewis scored. with Wei-
land getting one asist and Ehbie
Goodfeilow being credited with two.
Johnny Gottseilg scored the lone-
Hawk goal on a double pass from
Conacher and Thompson.
SUMMARY
` Pint Period:
No score.
Penalty-Abel.
Second Period:
1-Detroit, Weiland (Lewis-Aurie)
10207.
Penalties-Coriacher 3.
Third Period ._
_ 2-Detroit, Aurie iweiiandi 3:04.
3-Chicago, Gottselig iconacher-
Thompson) 8:00.
4-Detroit, Marker (Goodfellow)
, 8:40.
5-Detroit, Lewis <Good.fellow)
15110.
Penalties-Aurie, March,
Have Two
Lap Lead
 DCC. i2-iC-
'_ ' P.)-With only two hours to 80
hm, k , L, Bailey was out for 10 minutes
New i1onK° nic lizi-duly Pet- "Mes A“d°" M°“"“,‘ H{',‘,’,‘,’,°,f‘d xg' and, mei- being revived by Di-_ c. R e _ elect d
rolle vet~ran Duluth Welterweight PM' vm Kemp” 0 ton, ht Lynde Gaikilfy 01 BOSTDH. Y” fe' e
nopéed Slanisiaus may” of Chue hem me, leaf] "1" 1° 9' m' gd moved to the Audobon Hospital in
- in c1°'Ve‘°“d3 51.)' day bike gm’ ' ithe Back Bay district. He was said ,
in me slab round of E mqmmdi TW ‘BW behmd came B°m’eu`ito be suffering from a ooncuiisionl O r e v e n `
bout here tonight Peirolle weigh 0,_,£,,au,,_ riding ha,-d_ and then ,hat was acwmpanmd by °,m,,,,,_
143 ‘md I-“W” ‘43 3"- big Blu Peden of victoria, ia. c.i ,
Z U-nd Hemi I-*Page* his Mmumal Ml-lxgrircr and Shore reccivcdlrnatch 5 e a r 
mate, another lb/p to the rca-t'.
888
Filing of tim art‘on confirmed
husband and wife. ths caused
"much public criticism and unfair
commrtl "
Ncglcct (‘ltcd
The conlpiuiit also stated that
thc specifm iiculcct began in Jure,
1930, after which time Fairbanks
is asserted to have disregarded his
wifes wishes and to -have assumed
an attitude of indifference toward
their martial status.
In A formal statement., issued
shortly lifter thc suit was filed,
l Miss Pickford said:
"For the past scvcral years, my
married llfn has become increas-
ingly unhappy. Being convingm
that under the existing ci;-cum-
stances the future offers no solu-
tion, it ls with deepest regret that
I an-i filing suit for divorce "
A pi-ops-:~:_v sctllfrnent. has been
effected out of court. she said. The
deed to Prkfalr. the palatial- homo
of the ooimlc was recorded in the
afternoon in Misa Pickford's name,
and since the noted couple hu
kept its busirioaa interests largely
aapuate,Pick1aii- is believed to
represent the mlier part of the
community property. _
Miss Pickford and Fairbanks
were married in lm Angela on
May, 2|, 1917. and Qlfnhd, the
alnplaint Mid- UI! 1 1031.
Ii 5 ‘ r "-
llilliliiii
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iii? iris
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BOSTON. Deo. 12.-(A.P.)--The
Toronto Maple leafs and Baton
Bruins, -who have been at swords
youd control of the referees early i.n ,
the first period to-
-.=.'Iif¢""' `""=»-.4 .5 `
 ""?_“ much more than iti
_ _  , did a National Hoc- I
key league game.
The visitor! [lined
T  /.
.- ve .=1. f»;.
V  
*  "'-.If _‘». . '
-n, »»=,_1-;.° '»i'.~
v
-;_';>. .  
.,, ¢ > `>~ `
.
Both teams were
guilty of almost cv
for the Bruins and Happy Day ev
defense post in the Boston zone and,
after noting Bailey was seriously
injured, Horner rushed over to Shore
and knocked him down with ii. heavy i
right to the jaw.
Shores head was split open when
it hit the ice and Dr. Martin Crotty.
Bruin's physician, used seven stitch-
es closing the three-inch gash. Both |
while Connie Smythe, the Leafs
manager, was rushing to the side of
his injured player, he became in- '
voived in a fist fight with several
spectators outside of the Toronto
dressing room. One of them, Leon-
Smythe cf deliver g a
shattered his spectacles and injured
his eye. Kenwor'-thy, Boston Garden
officials said, will apply for a war-
rant charglng Smythc with assault.
tomorrow morning.
penalties for their part in the bru-
tal exhibition and the teams played ‘ 5,,
shorthanded for 20 minutes cH1cA(Go  Pmlxenesaw
Hawks-1769. i _ _
O'i°le5”l53B` ‘ 81' IS Wlnnéf HY . Lats in ,tire “rinsed ne; M,,,,,,,,,,,,, L,,,,,,,s mmght Wu voted
mlm: put aim, 9',,:,_e“,,, mee” ,md another seven-year contract as
eI"I
, .
FlrstR0und   her,f,d°re,3,,erg Joe P,_,me,,u counted Baseball Commissioner by Am ‘-
_ ___ P,,f,,w__,_,,ted ca.n~aud National League Club
*'-**‘“ _ 'f h d with owners. It is his third contract of ,_, , _
<'=-°~"- P"-> .. .:“;°;":b:;L.“:f“; ._..... :'"°...’.:°.:.. wall.: alert.    N S°°°"" "° °‘ me     
PINEHURBT' N' C" Dec' 12'-Erie 2 . SHO, ' ’ y ' fgegrmt the ,ce ,md 8 police de,,,,ch_ There had been reports of oppo- P:,,E,,,e;_N0,,e Halifax. Tre main reason for this
B Timm”-'»» °f Si~,‘;“d’§WS,-_,N~,,B~_- ' ,‘,€“;f,,,’, °E‘,,e__B,,,,,,,o .,. C:e,.e_ meg, w,,,c,, was ,,,e,,,,,, ,.e,,,,°,ced sltion to signing Landis to another .,.,,,,,, ‘,,,,,,,,_,,, report is ti-i~ battle Red Stuarts
hdgngnnsifghtlgge ,se ageagm inenrf ,and 3 ' ` after' the sho,_e_H0,.ner outb,.e,,k_ long-term contract. However, there 2__o,t,w,, F,,,,,,,g,,,, ,,. ,,,_ ,,,,, Wolves g-.ivc ilzc Allan Cup holders
f° ' ’ ' - was only a short discussion before _ ' ' ` on their can ire.
bers' golf tournament at Pinehurst Senior 0. ll. A. _ , . escorted them to their dressln8 U, _ , , ,d 18.03. _ _ , , _
C°““U"' Cum submergmg J' K' Tm-°nws'13; Tomnw V‘n"'l§" 1' mom Qnandi; will; gl\‘l:ri1oaurllifi?l:l;:ncont:ct Pename5"Bl_"k°' However other prophets belicvc
Ni ra Falls, 4; Port Colbcrne, 3. ,, Overtime |‘erinil _ ~ - -
' <1 one month at _ilie Abbie.; will be the first team
SUMMARY
six, Thomson won medallist honors ~ - » 'B sa,a,,y ag,_eeBb,e to the Comms
, - - _ ' P ities-N ». 1 -
Mofldfil. __    , “mt ‘.(,,,|,,d_ __ , sioner and the two Major Leagues," ma Oni _ | mattci- what way the game goes
W _ l Boston, Ripley iunussistedl Landis voluntarily out his own sal- l»B|NC|.;5 FACE 1'|||-,rr ('||_.\|((;|.; tonight. a batile loyal may be ox-
ary 3 reported $25000 155;, gummpv- *_ ported whcri the locals meet tho
[Ce Bfeakef H08 Action for Divorce wékwroi-onto. my fuiiassistedl -from sssooo to s4o,ooo-and ,M_,,c,,,,},,' ,,,,_,,,, lwoives rri<iay_niglit
1633
» ' i : _ ‘ , . _ ,
 Sta    Penalties-Horner. CICCFERSC. Serge ,md David itrdn-am of Geo, , _ 1 ` -
d Period: . 18_ sovie P,.0,.,,,,.,,_ ,_.,,,,_, ,,,d,C,,,d_ up for tonights game. Goal, Mc-
Secnn
in (Day) is 54
.-
ch
Manager of the Bank. will be ap
Cleveland
points for several seasons, got be- , ,
Beaten By
:air -ld -ri.-..~= -
 . . _ B
 » ... °... '.,.;°'°......l lsons 7- 3
Bowery gang fight I
PORT ERIE, Ont., Dec. 13-(C.
P.»_-Buffalo defeated Cleveland
Indians 7-3 in an Intemational
L ro away
ord of four ties out of five games
?kcriinc in the,,h;I1Ba_  high-speed tussle _
Oeeycodeduring isonssaii-drightout tth " ~ - -
ine nam-bang ni-be bell and vvomni reve<i.»hiy." 'rbi Sold li Il'll|)0|'Il| OII DOIIQYS' llld SONICO S‘h‘lI0lll. DYIVO H Milf' .
session during Ifldifill-S !i9'hting hard were swept ` '
J' -  which vie R1i1lev"*’w= by the vig-or cf'v.-he Bufiaiol
scored a fluke goal attack. i _______ _ _*_ _ __ `;_______________*_ _____r_____________
Tfasmlie opened the scoring
iiigiit's Scoring,
I Quist Defea ts
Jack Cra wford
players were carried off the ice and
(Canadian Pres)
BRISBANE, Australia, D¢¢_ 12,_
Afififlfl Quist showed surprising
‘-lien!!-il today to beat Jack Craw-
ford. Australiul, French and Wim-
blcdon champion, in the final
f used
ard Kcnworthy o khvcretgloixrcthat mawh 0,, the Queensland ,gums
championships
G ghe score was 6-4, 2-6, 4-6, 12-10,
Leafs Win I_<`r2rn__mBruinsi
_Made Specially
Winter .Driving
VIIIITGII
“ "‘ "‘°°°"' §'.°“.’.§§’ .?"£“° ’“‘”,’§,,,‘$”.’§’,..“' ;’;‘i Maris New s.A.r. sveciricaiious roll wirman OIL ' ig

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with all clubs repress
(Canadian Pressl
OTTAWA, Dec. 12. ~ Montreal
Canadiens and Ottawa Senators
battled to a 1-1 overtime tic iiere‘
tonight before 7,000 people. ’1he di-
vision of points left thc Flying
Frenchmen in second placi- in thc.
Canadian Section of the National;
Hockey League, three points ahead
of Senators.
Gerald Carson put Canudiclls a-
head midway through tlie first per-
iod, taking a double pass from Aunzi
Jollat and Johnny Gagnon. Jollat
shot from outside the Ottawa de-
fence, the puck being deflected into
the corner by Billie Beveridge. Gag-
non raced to the corner, slid the
puck across the goal mouth where
Carson was camped. Beveridge nev-
cr had a chance on the flip-shot.
With less than two rninutes of the
regular session to go Frank I-‘irinlgan
tlcd it up from an Ottawa gang
play. Earl Roche shot from left
wing and the shot deflected out to `
the waiting Finnigan who rammed
it home through a maze of Canaa-
icn sticks and skates. The puck
seemed to hit Marty Burl<e's stick.
to loop into the cage behind Lorne
Chabot.
executive was further discussed
. _ ' _ -5 R 0 , . - . i
__°;‘§..‘;_j,“i.§‘i‘:..‘°;.;.i‘.;’.‘°.:.'i.;., .....  ‘..."““"...‘“. ....’°°°““°“........: .‘;”..;°,¥ . Canadzens S 's1deBadmmt<m R a n g e,
K ammed into the boards by , u Beriett and Jarvis scored ini , L M °
R-ii . Bm... e e t  -
‘l:.l;;r:;“l:..$°::f  sri:-;;‘l: iss... .,.:.°.:.f Draw With "3" . " '"8 ul-‘out
hind with bis stick. aniiey feiibeav- inoib awed iwioe, nesting anne '_"`
_ _ me
O
:‘.i.;“.i‘.....t“°.°'“°..  . 22:.   ssl S e n a t o rs ..‘“..l.;.:.ii:““:.°_.‘.::f.i:z,'::‘ 2...... A m e r 1 ca
“nw” f W - 5h°“’ ’°"“’“°d*°h*5 i “WP” Br h Gwh. Hallett, Doi-» -__-_ was held in me Presbyterian r-inii
° E Orr v.
H112 Roth and Armand on the ` nted.  NEW YORK, Dec. 12.
The question of completing the
:md the matter settled by leaving
it practically the same as ins; year.
A league is to be in operation
early in the new year and ncgo-
tiations are under way to have all
games played on official courts.
The election of officers resulted
in Dr. MacMurdo being rc-elected
President, Albert Silliphant. Vice
President. and Bernard Harmon,
Secretary Treasurer. B,
Timely Tips
On Sport
The Abegweits leave this morri-
ing confldent of again taking the
Beavers after handing them an 8-2
shellacking hero Monday night.
. » .
Tha Beavers arc reported a
strong team in their own back-
ard but there will be no stopping
New York Americans sprang
tm mpg upsets oi' the N
Hockey Leasiw wawl *»°
defeating the world chsrnlvi
_
‘;
.8.
nil
--(A
Sidi
on _
gets 3-0 in their first clash :Q18
»
year. »
bis in me first two periods. -did
all their scoring in the stormy
session, which reached it-S 0111111!
in a fist fight between Red Dutton
of the A's and Ott Heller and Bill
Cook of the Rangers.
Eddie Burke, hard shooting righi-
winger scored two goals for tha,
Americans and Ncrmie Himsa one.
iaurireb first tally was 011 H- mi-M'
lucky shot which bounced hit!!! 131
the air off Andy Aitkenhead's 
and finally,rolled off the goalies
finger tips into the net. The sec-
ond however, was a clean h Sh0t
that Aitkenliead never touch .
S UMMARY
Flrtt Period:
No score. '
Penalties-Burke, Dutton.
Second Period:
No score.
Looking like a bi-and mmm,
the Arnerks outshot their 54'-
third
-*eww-s-navggn
_ ir'\
Third Period.
Y
,the locals who are detemiined to
regain secozd position in the “Big
Four "
' C U 0
SU MMABY
First Period:
l~Ciiix'.ldlr\ns, Carson \(jugiiori
Joliat> 12:26. , _, _ _ _ _
  
1 , ;
2-Americans, Burke 12:19
Penalties-Kceling, W C
,mnjory Brydsil.
. ____------
lawn mowers," writes a
uial expert. Yes. You need
yourself
of seve ear an
D y S ' N° scUre` lo down thc Monctonians but no °°‘-°`t"“°U°“ °f the ah'
trouble, cannot daunt Dr. J
logg‘s Asthma Remedy. Th
th I f f _
ere was no mm on 0 E “ther LOS ANGELES mc 12 Yprmcpi The following is the Abbe imc and wide
5 me tand ,»,,,.V hm today on Cann. defence, Currie, Walker and
if-Americans. I-limes, 15:l0.i
- ~ , oo
ijcn Helier rmaiorl, Dutton); (ont
»
‘ -.Makes Breathing Easy. _
ness even un<icr_ vcrv severe p, -
tions. It is no uiilried. cxpcriiyigiitii.
preparation, but one with
years of strong service bcl
Penalties-Johnson, Brenna*
-Anicrif ans, Burke iKie1ni 
(mm
‘ --rt is an advantage to MC' W0
hitticul-
one I of
»
.na
. 'ITM
D$BiȤ64
'and the struggle for breath. too
familiar evidence of asthmatic
_ l}__,Kcl-
is js the
` iiimous remedy which is knogp far
for its complctc c
i1’_ectivr-
Until
- _yirflnl
rind it
ousriess of the situation. should
pointed in his place.
Sir Kenneth. who will rvlinqiiish
charges of his office on Jrm. 31
next. joined the Bank of Bengal
iwhich was slihscquently merged
into thc lmepvlai Bank oi India)
33 years neo. lic inter became
Secretary and Treasurer at Cal-
'one of thc Managing Governors. A
Knighthocd was conferred on him
in June last.
W. Lomond, who, it is under-
stood, will sucoeed sir Kenneth
,MacDonald as Managing Governor
,joined the staff of the Bank of
Bombay in 1907. He was subse-
quently appointed Inspector of
Branches, Bombay, _and late”
Deputy Chief inspector of thc Con-
tral Office.
On account, of his great know-
ledge of the intricacies of Indian
banking. Mr. Lamond was appoint-
ed l member of the Indian Cvntral
Banking Inquiry Coimnlilr" H4-
ftturned to India from London
Od. I 1ut,and is now in New
Dlall in connection with the meet-
 N the Select Committee on
the leaarve Bank null
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with d has one utii-ri i-:ini.i.~b-
woman.
UK "@1111 adniittvd some
“Well T that ahe and hrr luis
w hdaqarated. 'rbe nvinnuinn
& about when Pibrfair,
5° _ "hmm built by the
W’ "IU lfilrriiigc was
ldvlti Lam- it vi-as
M I mfrrkci
OI ‘lic ii inrcr
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t un iapp. i.ii»
titat for ir.-i~ has
”1W0Od‘s must brail-
cutta, md held that office until body whuhor Eumpem, 0,, native.
‘lN.\b, 1929, when he was ap-pointcd_w0u|d be allowed to s,_,,,.,,_ 1, was
the present conditions continue
records of over 4% Jain:-.s Ci. Mc-
lmiich longer. was sirizngiy empha-
isizcd. In tilc case of s:i‘d maize.;
i30,000 bags of selected seeds will.
bc available to those farmers who.
cannot <1 tain .vccd maize oil thciri
‘own acooiini at a rc-ai-onablc price
undcr ircscnt-day conditions No-I
cmphnsizicd.
The Minister will also invcstigiate
thc matter of sezuring draught
animals foir pioiighing, and whether
it will be possible to mcbiize me-
chanical traction or that purpose.
Maize is still availabli- under thc,
conditions agreed upon for thc
,feeding of she-ep, and provision
lwil-l also be made for maize for
‘the feeding of draught oxen, Act-
ion has already been taken to gg.
certain what other fecd is pm.
curablc. ,
The position in regard to the rc- |
_stocking of thc denuded area; ig
,also receiving attention through
,the local committecs, and the nec-
,emary forms for the purpose mug;
be secured from the magistrates.
_Such restocking will take place un-|
.der strict supervision, and only`in-
,I cas where copious rains have fll_
icn.
| Brenkfast time was often gi
,battle of words between father mg
|dlushtcr. "Mary," mc her father
sternly. one Sunday moming, “Q4
if acc that young msn kiss yu; 13
might?" .
llary was on guard at QQ
don't know whether ytu did U
me rep lcd. "You are evading
qurs ion." snapped father, "Did,
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L"“"- 1*" 15- . 3534, MAKE THIS A SPORTS G()()I)S ('HRlST.1l
-D()N'T I"0R(iI~l'I` tile _sale of
homo cooking and inrlcy' articles iii
Epivoriii liail ’i'iiiii'.~d:i_v aiiernooil.
3525
-A HR BUYER direct from
Grahani Rogers, Siimmcrsidc, buy
LOS ANGELES, D60 12-Ch1<Ll‘g-i 3._T0r-Qiito, Ki es, I . ,
Lawrence ing mcniai cruelty. indiffercncc\ Penalties - Horner 2, (cn-~ _ii _ 1; Chang of gr,,,‘,,, ,hen in cO,,_i Gross, forwards. Lawlor, Hudson.
---- and nfgiect, Mary Pickford, Tor- matchl, Shore imatchr. Day 2. Blair- S    nectmn Wm., ,h,,,,. 0,,Na,,o,,, of me Gulliver, McGfashen, Kelly, and
rmniuiinn ri-fm onto film time-S, many film n Suit ibfni refine: _ ' 0 Pa°lfi° Shore Ou Company. 'riwv Nicholson , _ _,__ ___ .
MQNTREAL, Doc. 12-Ive is S0 for divorce from D_".ug`as Fair-_ 4_Toronto, Primeau iunassistedl S ._ were chmted Wm, ,,,_,,,,,,,,g ,,b0,,‘, ‘ ' ° i
close-packed on the St. Lawrence ,banks motion picture actor, who is 2:38. evere Droughy $35000 f,.o,., ,,,,, m,,,._,_,,, An Inriiisir-al Lcngiie doubli-
. ' 5- _ Kllreo ‘\11\~1»<~=l~*i1‘<il ,_ ' *Q _ __ , ,,_`_ header will iw played at the Forum F O R U
ri _ v _ ‘ I ‘ .
Toronto
 PREYOKLIA. South Africa, Dec. I wondri ulry tiir-re :irr so many _f_;’;__f‘};_¥,__“l,;;,1a,2;°ar?&dthip‘§i‘CTI?
b . k Mikula is having some dif- report, of a psrniaincnt separation Prviialtics-Lcvinsky. ,Z__,C_P____D,5a5,,_o,,S w,,Eeq,,e,,_ ,,,,c,d,,n,_5._...
ces of the drolllht and thc urgent "Thats cosy. Did you ever hear V- R' °I“*`h with m§ suv" Fox” 
h ‘ lief 01' thc fireman hugging the cn-‘ , ' ° ! 3-
Curlliig made its seasonal how
last. evening when a number of
eniliiisris‘lc playcrs gathered at
tiic rink t0 llnlber up
so. _
Thr "Bos-om and Sianc" ai'li.\ts
have an curly stcrt and ir grcnf
scasoii is pr'diricd for the “rorixiii
grime" wiicn the tfnnis ui"i‘i in,
compctlt‘on, for thc McArthur and
Gnboiiry t"oniiic.<
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Franco is now at the office of B _*I*
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iiig for cash :til types ol .silvr-r fox
pelts 3526
_KINSINGTON RISK OPEN-
ING Wednesday, Dec. liiih, at B
p.l'l'l. Syoclni skate. Good irc-.good
music Admission 15 arid 25 cents.
3527
Rheumaiism
All Gone Now
llcl io Normal `
flanks to Delft
"Ikon troubled with
?‘ilum.1ii:m and
\|lI’\I IIVEYI
I\:n.|lr}1r1,"wrirel
Mr. Reginald Mad-
riltk, 61 Simplon
Ava., Mimii-0, Ont.
"Stung nn adver- \_
liltmrrir inr i)odd'l ~ .
Kidney Pilii, I de-
a'ded ro give them a trial. I used Four
Iboxea and I no Ionpr get H:-ndarhu
and ind than my arm in back ro nor-
_nI again." Ilhcmnadun in due so uric
Acid In rho blood. Rid your blood of
uric acid by nn‘n¢-- bl
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4-‘
ki 1 ysu?"
"We`l." she shot back. "you l‘\
rfally |h'nk Hector camo to ~-1
our goldflsh, do you?"
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_ vs, Pirzihs,
` Silver Foxes vs. 
i_ I"irst game 7 p_m. shégp.
Admission lilo. '
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Good Guy -E
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He promised to bring
me in
Bicycle
I like the one in.tl'io
Bike Shop Window,
and a Hockey Outfit
4.5 for Bill.
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all orders should be in by
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