Stock .Quotations
Pfwwl Nm Montreal
_York Stoclu
- Goss
...‘%"»a= .°.°.‘.'.°_'.::'.::: °*
_.ls   ... ... ... ._
pdl ... ,... »:» :za ... ...
|  ... a » . .
Kstor ... ... ... ... ..
Dry ... ... ...  
p 5  ... ... ...  .¢~ ..
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o
ld
M
II
dl
11
71
3
1.32
81%
22
u
ii
4295
3096
1| K
30
fi
esoas  ..°."..'.'°.f:ff
P" no sus .  ..
°§“l¢¢i4E III III I.`.' III IIII
... Fqqdg ... -on ... . . ... ..
pqalloinrs ... ... ... ... ... ..
get Harvester ... ... ... .. ...
ht Nickel ... ... ... .. ... ...
)||t Biscuit ... ... ... ... ... ._
N y Central  ... ... ... -...
North Americas ... ... ... 
pub Ser N J' ... ... ... _ . ...
Radio   ... ... . . . ...
Stand Oil N J' ... ... .. ... ...
Tex Gui!  ... . . ... .....
lllllon Csrbldl ...-... ... .. _ ..
Union Pacific ... .. ... _ ...
l'nlted Corp  . .. . 
ll tl Rubber ... -. .. ... ....
us stan   . _ ... 
Vanadium   ...   
Westinghouse .. ... ...  
\\`vul\\'urlh   ... ...  ..
(Il?1i}7\I
(Canadian ‘l_*resa)
t`iii(‘.\|1(i_ biar-on .:.'-Late upiurns
iltlllli rrllt-ll: values today to above
y»stl~rd5;:'.a fiulrh_ but top quatalluns
.f. \ in d,
1%
iii!
50 ‘ls
pt... not well lm. rtn e
lit-rlrlfts tntlicatillg widennrell need
Dr _~l4»:\‘;‘ng railfalln in spring \\'b‘:ar.
territory l-oth _l:»l.h and soutu of tile
Vlllllliliau llounu-lry were rl nlllirh
rn.-lnr Much notice was also taken of
\\:lnllln ton announcement that tho
priate ‘finance (Yommitteo had all~
gplrfl an agricultural reconlmenrirltlon
gp reduce froul li cents to 1 cents per
|t/in value the tax on commodity
rxrllangs truuafers of produrs
Wheat closed unsettled, at the same
gs _vestrrrIxl_v‘a finish to i§‘r:cnt high-
r_ ifny 871,; to 55. corn off to if
lntnr and provisions unrhangml tr. 10
tl- llll
stills ec e.
\\i_\`Nll‘Ei}_ lifarrll 22--
CLIJSE
Wheat: May 07%; July 001!
Oats: llay 31MB; July 35'-QB.
Barley: May 40358; July 417.8.
CAIR P
BIFES
\\'h~at no 1 bnrd 70%; No 1 nnr
B; No 2 nor 83%: No 3 nor 01%: No
I nor Did! No 6 Wheat 50%; No 6
 Feed £541 Durum 8%; Track
0sta:No2CWS`ii;No3CW8l§
lx l feed 32%; No 1 feed 311,35 No 2
feed 29%: Rejected 25%; Track dl
nil-lr_y= lf' fi P w an'/.: N.. 4 tr w
T%Zl‘4o5CW37%; No0CW3tl§§;
rack |956.
Currencies
I _
_ (Canadian Press)
MONTREAL. llarrh 2‘.'--There was
s strong undt-rtonu to the lilnntreal
ferrlgn exchange market today alld
snort of the currencies closed the risy
Gun alnall gains over previous lev-
I
'rim pound slr-riing firnlod 3-10
renv at 5 10 while tho United Btatcs
lnllnn was 1-64 of one per cent higll-
rr st 1-64 prrcont premium. The
l"r»lll~h franc bvlri unchanged at 651
anti other currruclt-s were generaly
l""||ll1l¢d to frartlonally higher.
.\l»;w Yonk, Mill-1-rl 22-ivltll tba
exvvption of Fr:-vlt-h gold frnnt-s flu:--I
tllllllons of lemilng <:urrl~n<~It-.a were
frllrtlrlnsl ln it nys quiet market on
ibn foreiun osvllllngrs
-*func ¢»rnnntl for francs hoisted it
to N62 cents around midday but the
clove found the French unit unchang-
ed `at 000%.
lnnsdlan dollar; anll pounds sterl-
inl' were firm rntlat of tllr- session
Dominion funrls rinsed l.'l2 ponrollt
hlxlwr at par of 100 rt-lin with lrnlml
8l,ltr~n funds. Sterling rinsed up 'A
Irv! at 85 111,( after ranging betvn-Pll
`$.ll‘5 and its final rate
' ll
Mrsce aneous
l _,___
(csssalss rm.)
_\lf)_\'TREAll_ Mnrrh 21- ‘
\\'tlcat n',r nn 2 'lti
lilrley I_‘ .V no 3 50_
lI;|l.~4 (T \V nn 2 45
wits (7 W no 3 41|.
tlzllll feed no 1 4*:
Vi"l~»\lr spring whrrlt patents flrsts
.. ll
'-‘li-un seconds $4 su
l`l~llr il' " rs fi 70
Vlllllr ¢ r \\'h'~at paterls choice
Ki xi to ; _
lflnllr \\ ' rnrn H '60 to St 00
l:-.ln toll g-_».l 2:.
-\h~rtn toll 520 1_'.’i
\\:.l.lllnl_-» mn :zu ‘_*.'».
llnllcil outs bag $0 lhs $2 15.
ll=\.v nd 2 per tml vsrltll. -_
l`n4-ess current Uni Ili.,
"horse summer Ont li',», to l2‘§.
itllrter no 1 Zi
Hutt. A large 24.
A lnmllunl '."_'.
A Iiullets 21.
lflllntoos Qllebecs $1 'ill to fl 10.
\ B. luts $1.10 io $1 l.'»
|` B. l. mtl 8111.1 tn Sl 1-'l
\`|'l\\’ YORK .\|i\r¢l\ 22-lllrler nf15
lt.l1>le commodity prices tbrr ill, will
v'|n»ls 100: 195 svvrsgo equals 230 50
Tj-tlay 187.0 prev dny -.
lieok ago 1300 ycnl- ngn R3 fi.
llrid hill! 1404 INN low |20 ll.
lilIL'i high 145 il llifil low TN 7.
 high IM U 1932 low T0 I
tlonyr silt nu by _\rof»oy'|).
WEEKLY (iAliul°.n titllul-_
I. IXUS IKJL C.D.A_. l.C_.|'.
Gl'l'|'lNG RIADY-Ref. B\l|.dN0~ l
Cat la the spring fever now an PF'
pare ffl; am oi delight and pride
mK:t|i‘c£t.s spring indoors by llanllll
seeds ci osrtain flowers and v°¥¢‘*l‘|°°
in bosas, from 3 to 4 inches d¢¢P- flllfd
with good susaned sail. coarse P\l'\'°l”
dd  ‘ro  Cwinch of Ta’
. I _
1 swiss 'Mk
and ¢
!.‘*.'I"..."`il="..§“'&:°.z °.:.‘.»’.’i;a

 i§5iJirhvy
aa-il* iii' pigs;
r- - .
mi llliisiilillll
(ilaaadlan hens)
l\o& dass
all Tel ... ... . . ... ._ ...._ 115
Brasllisn ... ... ... ... ... ...
Can Car ... . . ... . . ....
Can Car PM ... ... ... ... ...
Can lad AIAA  ... ... ... ._
C Pl.    ... ... .A ..._
How Smith   ... ... ... ,_
Dom Steel Coal B ... ... ... ...
alt Niekg   .. ... ... ..
asss arr   - . ...\..
1leColl7ront  ... ..°... ...
.uoN'rnna_r. row   ...
iNat Brew  ... ... l.. .
Power Corp ... ... . . ... -...
3:|asb1o|Povnr  ... ... ... 
awngau .. ... ... ... ....
Etsei of Can .1 ... ... ... ..._
Wlnnipsg ll  ...  ... _...
Markets AtA
Cla n c e
§.i”'5.=”.'@s*ifri
u
(Canadian Proms)
Toronto and Montreal-Industrial
stocks irregularly lower.
Toronto ines-Closed higher.
m\vinnlpsg~Whaat closed slightly
gher
New York-Cotton lower; rubber
and coffee higher; sugar unchanged.
~MnuNc
(Canadian Press)
TORONTO, March 22-After occupy-
ing a bank seat for several weeks thel
senior gv, stocks moved out to the
in the nl. .lg section of th. Toronto
‘front today and held the main interest
'in the mining section of ths Toronto
Stork Exchange. Advance- up to $1.90
were ncoorded hLthe group with vol-
ume heavy in ks Shore ldclntyre
Wright llargreavss Tack Hughes and
Dome. Bomo realising took place in
the secondary and penny gold shnres.
checking their advance and the silver
and oil stocks are generally slow.
Action in the big golds was stimu-
lated by heavy trading in them on the
New Xork boards. Toronto brokers
was a so reported to have filled some
big orders for New York accounts.
The expansion sf trading was ac-
companied by the rumor that Wash-
ington wa heading towards a higher
price for 1Jar gold. llclntyre gained
1 90 to $46 on a turnover of mor, than
6000 shares. Lake Shore gained ll to
also, nom. slfrs lo asa Hollll-ig., ll to
16.30, Teck Hughes 10 cents to dll.
Pioneer Zi to 12.25, Braloma 25 to
1250 and Wright Hargreaves 15 to
il . Z.
TORONTO, larch 23-
Stocks
Acnla Oli 
Aconlls  .
Ajnx Oli 
Alb Pac 
Alt*
Close
. I . ... 
_ ' °'.'.'.1al
. _  no
_ 1
.II su
_ ..._ 800
. ._  -ln
..._ 102
. » ..._ 14
..._ 20
. . .» ... Z)
... 18%
... 175
.. T8
I .~- .|-
Aulity  ._
Anglo ll 
Art-a  _
Ashley ... .
Algoula  _
Ashlt-y  _
liagnnlac .
Barry H 
B Metnlg 
liear ._ 
lilg Mill .__
llubjo  ._
Brnlorns 
liuff Can  .
Bunk Mill  . .
t'ai and Edna ... . .
t‘al 0.1   . ..
t‘sn Mill ... . ..._
t‘arilloo ... .. . ..._
Caribou ._ . . ._
t‘astle T  _ 
t‘cn l'at  . _ . ..._
S3
` ._ lzso
 12
 2%
:as
12
s-l
zu
zls
Uhlbotig  _ ._
Clerlcy   . ._
Coiunlarlo  . . . 
Conlsgns  _ . . 
Conisurum  . . ._
Eldorado  . 
Donm lllnes  . 
Fubynn l‘  . __
1°' Bridge  _ 
Ferl Kirk  __ . . . 
tlorls Lake  . .. 
tloldsls   __
iioltlflelfl  ._
(I h
69
70
ll
3%
ll
2)()
120
880
.N00
lin
380
0
150
15
Bti
raam .. .__ 1215
tlrnrlnds  . __ N
tir.-one  _ _ . ._
ll:llt'rtl\v  ,, __
llnrlrer  ... . __
llnllinger  
llu\\'t»_\- _ ... .
lurk lrlls  _ 
Kirk l.:l'.s  . . .. 
K»rk Pre  . . . . 
80
40%
3%
1030
li!
51
Olly
4%
Ktloltnsy ... _  2
l..1k'l1\|lrl  _ ,__
ll Shore  ._ ,__.
l,.-_~. t;<»l.l  . 
.\r.lplo 1.  _ 
.\ln1‘:l_~‘sa  ,____
_\l<-llltyrn _ , ,___
Mt'.\lllan ._. . _ 
_\t.~\'ml.  
ltff Watters _ _ ,_
.\l d Oil ._ .. 
lim mr  
uort lull  ,_
_\lnnt-tu  _ _,
_\lurplly  . . . __
Nowllec   . -...
_\'iDl_~sIng  . ._
i\'orllllrlo _
North Can
tlign till
l'ui1nsst1~|- ... 
l't‘t C .\l L' ._ __ 
Pioneer _
l'nlui r
lou,-
moo
20%
04
mls
woo
nr
lol
41%
4l1,4
21.1
5%
is
.v
ls
no
44
23
2'!
6
1225
15N
li~'l
Pros Atr  . 
Qllclllulli
llonrl Auih ... _ . . ._.
Rv-no tlnld
Sl Ant.
._   1:l
1o
ml
sas
llc;
ilu
am
lx
lfl .. ... s.l_.
.\`l|rn|:l ._ ... ...
illlerritt  
Biscoe .. .,, ... ... ... ......
South Tib  ... . .. ... ...
St Anthony,  . . ...._
Bud Basin  . . 
Sud Cont.  . . . . . ...
Sylranits _#_ . 
Terk Il __  . 
Thoma Cad  _ . ._ . 
Towngulsr: ... » . . ... B2
Trradwell  _ ._ . . ... 67
Vacuum  ..... 2%
Ventures  .  100
Walu \\'ri  . .' - -. .. 03
lvlln. _tum  _  nl I
Wayside . _  _ ` ..  39%,
\\`hi\s llfgli  . . ..-- M
wlltsey .   ... .  l2‘4
Wright H     ... .. U25
UILIITID
51%
lfli
ld
275
$0
Aldermac   ... --- ~ ~ -- H
Assoc Oli  ._ ... . .  Ui
Baldwin  . .  . _ _  8%
Baltac ._ ... . --- » ~ »-
Brett Tr ...  .. ... . . . _ .
 
Bmqtnlsg  ... . . ... . . .--» Il
g ara   . .  ... -
”°° £5. _ _ _ _ ... ull
Can R yi.. .. .. - I
1 on  . . . . . -»-
'fish Kirk  . . _ ... 
(len Msn  . . . . . . ... mi
Cbvnl Rrs --- ' ’ ' °  H
()ul~‘bi|l -
Bilton ._
(3 CoPi*“-
Cobalt ._
Doa lrnl
V Kirk
¢ i`rQsi
Gul  _ ._ ....L-
' flsl . _...
'  noe
__ ..._ ._
__ ,,....__i8"
;=;
HSL!
.£1
gi gg;
5 i:.’$';
_ ._ s
 _ 1.
... .ss ... ... ... ... ss- ’
ns ... ... .-. -sa ~~°~~ I.
. - .. ... ... s s--M
zi11¢l 1\h:ztr--
..,,____,_,_, ‘ S*°°"L""°f Quality Shoes
=...........  . 'l YQUR GUARANTEE OF
SATISFACTION
It is our privilege to show for Easter i
a sweeping range
Shoes.
of Smart Style
i
Our Prices Consistent With Quality
.$ILi9££ Ei¢4£i, ELJ9££,-4LSN5
And Higher as Desired_-
Expert Fittings Made And Guaranteed.
vlslt to inspect our Easter Models wlll be
Appreciated.
Wright Shoe Co.
Queen Streets Smart Shoe Shop
__
Ties and Pumps.
1kll]T2I?14fl"E¥ of
l3lZlLl.T¥ tof`1liorztreuzl
 of Montreal
scon1r.& nnsribs or~1rnvncnv
Blues, Grays, Browns,
SDOrt Shoes, Dress Shoes,
Pawnee  
l’end Ore  _ _._ ____
Pore Cro
l'ottdosl  . _
Preston  __
Rihago .
rumble   __ ,_ ,_
Robb Mont  . . . ..._
Bo Kenra  , , __
Stadscona  _ . ... 
Sud Mines ... _ . _ ,_
Vickers   ...  
wblte Lil ,
Wood Klr
lil
112%
 . _ ._ 15;,
1%
I:  _._ ._  13;.;
k
T
l'._c_,;l/les
(Canadian Press)
Close
Amer t'1Ii 13%
lB _._ ... ..._
Amer Sup Pow  _ _ . 
As ti and Ei   . ...._ 
Can Marconi   _. 
` rv   _ ...._
ICI Bowl and Share  
l"or<l6ll1lCnnA.._... _,___
Ning lfud ... ... ... ,... .. ..
sr ou ...tl _ " ,_ gl
my
l ities Sr 2
18
2%
_*l___?__
lZl((IfifilVi2l?
-_-...
(Canadian Preaah
lrolvrnnal. numb zz- :mln mol
foreign exch 1 - in relation to the
l‘anadlsn dol.. _ as compiled by the'
Royal Bank of Canada, closed today
as follows;-
Argenti
Austral
Austria
na peso %&.
is lgpllllilld 4.612.
Belgium alla 
Chi Ilonz Kon dollars 8800
k k 
ron.
franc .0001
Germany roicbsmark 8985.
Great Britain pound 5 0412
Holinsd florin _B100
Hnnsary pellro .2v‘ro.
italy lire (MB _
Japan yen .WJ
New Zealand pound 4 (JQ4
Norway krone .2571
Poland llotl .1015
Roumania lan .0104.
South Africa pound ii lim.
Spain pescta _13T0_
Sweden krone 2180
Switzerland franc 338.
United states dollar 1-M per cent
remlum_
Nsw xolu-:_ am-eb za-ral-l_lr°,-
olgn exchange firm. Gr°st Britain
high li 11%: close 5.11%; low li 11%,
00 day bills 5 10; France 0.01%; lt-
nly 862; Belgium 2348; Germany
IN) BB; Oanalla 1 00.
Closing exchan rates.
At Montreal-lxlund 511 ll-10; U
B dollar 1 001i; frsno 6 lil.
At New \'or -Pound 5lll(; Can
sdlsn dollar 1.00: franc 00015
At Paris-$nund 7725 fr; Canadian
dollar 15 10 r: ll. Fi dollar __ fi.,
In gnltl-TPound 12s 6d: Canadian
dollar 60 40 cents; U. B. dollar 5021
cents.
lilrtfzrt/(ILE
(Calmdlaa Press)
MONTRA1., March 22-Butter prie-
es were easier on the Montreal dairy
and produce market today and eg s,
t-been and potatoes remained sfeadzy
Demand vrss agnin slow on the hntte
market, No 1 grnvle declined if cent to
'JD rl-nts ll pound_ with s few quota-
tions tending as low as 28% cents.
Receipts totalled N1 boxes.
The egg msrkst held flrm_ graded
shipments in earlots or less bsinx
quoted at 24 cents s dosen for
large, 22 eents for A medium and il
coats for A pullets. Arrivals wsre
he\arier, 3,020 cases being offered fo
sae.
(‘heese was agsiu quoted at 1;?
na
Denmar
France
I
P
ennts I pound for current Oats o
with summer stork at 11% te if
rents. A total of in boxes was offered
for yt tb to 01.10 par 80 pound t-a
and New Brunswick mountains fo
".10 to ii lil for- similar quantities.
Prince ldvrard island mountains In
no puma begs brought ul to ll-ll
the same ss yesterday.
1kf1"1[“ tfllllli
(caaadlaa teens)
l
lhtll
B A Oil  
iesaharnoig  . _ . . . . .
lnrpTob_..... . . ......
imp Oil .. _.   ... .....
li.; rv-r»~ _    ... ...
\\'si|t<\r l‘fd  ... ...  ... .-
Whilsdsgillfblldatlous
uswlosaau catholic ob
Dsal.l|¢tand,lnthe
 'alias'-él
Fw
iliii
iriié
g§§
uh
*tit
lhvasiond
At Kensington
Rivera” to a. packed house on Sot-
imlsy nicht in me ceo e
srerted them on Batluday night
Play is replete with dramatic situ-
atloru interwoven with enough hu- l
1110! to make I pleasing entertain-
ment. The entire caste starred in
their particular roles. Mlm Blanche
Hiilhm making her first appear-
ance in amateur theatrlcsls captur-
ed the hearts of her audience as
Lena Rivers the rmsophisticsted
sfand daughter of Granny Nichols.
This Dirt required great. dramatic
ability and was Hughes mm-
Dreted the part perfectly. Mrs. Les-
lie G. Ramsay always s favorite in
1°°~1 niswlwuquttestnomem
U18 r01e of Granny Nichols who
was a most lovable old law, Mrs.
Roy Phillins also making her first
appearance om a Kensington stage
was supberb as Caroline Living-
stone haughty and hard-hearted.
wi "ever misled an opportunity to
be \an to Lena Rivera. The prztty
oos...ms.s worn by Mrs. Philllm added
TRIUMPHS
..."I.T.’..l."$l’Z.. $I§..‘.i§"“’£_...‘°“.. with Tolwlvross
an - _
I ‘ '
fi “M fl 25|:
25% Hall. The previous night the ploy
,li xmplclg-ented in Indian River _ u“,_,, ,,, ,,,¢_ ¢,,,, |,,,,_
u na. ___ wsu
_...... ....ss _':‘°.‘f.2‘.;_.::..:.':: ,_ ,_ ,, ___,,,___._ ,,,,,__ ,,,__, Willie# iif==lwr=|\iLf<1 ln:-..:~rn..:.~: -' -~ -
IWW W W “ne °‘"”°°' "h°= rlraisluron, ont., Mann 21- Brow Bl0¢|S Qliveil SL
ndinn Olympic team. mastered the
wor1d's fastest human, Ralph Met-
calf of Marquette University, twice
hens tonl@lt to steal nearly ull the
glory at the 91st Highlanders Ath-
letic Amoclstlou indoor track gam-
5.
The 20-year-old Hamilton school
boy flashed-tn s. brilliant triumph
over the great colored sprinter ln
the 80 ya.:-ds dash to break M.-t
calfe’s long suing of victories over
intmmtional dashmen. Only onoe
since he was beaten at the Los
e
Angeles Olympic Games by Eddie
Tolau had Metcalfe been led to th
tape.
Pearson broke on top and led his
giant rival home in 8.5 seconds,
three-tenths of s swnd slower than
the world's record. frequently equal-
led by Metcalfe. Later in the even
ing, officials sent the pair against
each other in s special 40-yard
KNBUY to the realistic port.-rsyal of
1-his part. Miss Ribs Malcllallan al.so»
making her debut gave lr clever;
impersonation of the nagging sus-l
picious wife of Henry Graham. The
Plri of Miss Nancy Bocrvandyke. a
ions female was correctly interpret-
ed by Mlm Msrgalet Gillis who
was also making hen- initial bow in~
theatrisals. The part of John Nioh-'
01-S I-ivi118l'-one. a worldly gzntlernsn
who wishes his daughter to man-y
PWHGY and social prestige was cap-_
ably taken by Mr. Willson Mc-
Naulht. Mr. Durward Bel-ntont, a
wealthy gentleman who Caroline
considers her own lmtrl the ap-
pearance of Lena Rivers. was clev-
erly rtcd by Mr. Rey Phillips. Mr.
B€lm0i1i falls in l“ve with lens lard
steadfastly believes in her when all
other friends descrt h.r. John Ll.-
inslwne Jr.. who is always brow,
was exceptionally well acted by
Mr. lwereit Hughes. Henry Graham
a dignified gentleman who is Lens'.s
father binds her to secrecy causlng|
her much sorrow until he allows
her to tell his relation to her. This
part was ably protrayed by Mr.
Bama a. li
ebsstrseouaktlng
'lllili-il
mnohsnjoyed
gi
iii
in
¢rMe liars left hospital today. re-
covering from the rare maiady
thrsmboeyhantc purpura. which
&uBd bhylloisns to fear for har
lib.
After an attack
:gn
5
i-all
doa
lr?
li it
dash. Again Pearson triumphed.
equalllng the Canadian record of
4.8 seconds.
The smashing double victory of
Pearson even overshadowed the
featured 11.000 yards event in
\
Egg Umelette
Libourg, Isaac, B. Dollar.
Annuldale, x-Paine-Galway, lord
Inchcape.
Kilbuck. Fish, Miss R. M. Harri-
son.
Flortullm. X-Cundell, Comm. A.
V. Courage. _
Apostasy, l--. Lady Lindsay.
Sonlmu-S. Berheusr. A. C. Boutall.
Sovuth€m Hue. CNW. A. K
Srnlth.
Blue Peter III, --, Comm. A.
V. Coursse.
The Ace IL I
Hood.
Oant.l_lus II. Mason, V. H- Smii-lL
Msster orange. x42w»wi. Mw-
D.'oyly Mann.
-Head, Mrs. A. H.
Tragedy Beset
Hockey Season
Nearing Close
(By Eisner Dulmngci
which Glenn Cunningham of Kan-
sas, United States indoor and out
door mils champion, defeated the
Vete.'n-n Phil Edwards of McGill'
University. The Kansas star set s
new Canadian record oi' two mlnu-l
tes, 12.2 seconds, nearly two seconds
slower than Edwin-d's world outdoor'
mark.
_ Hank Clemsn of Toronfb, Can-
adian walking title-holder, set. a
new world mark for the mile walk.
breaking the mn.lr of six minutes.
28 seconds established in 1911 by
George Gouiding, famous Canadian
heel and toe artist. C1eman's time
was 825.7. It bei-tered by a tenth of
n second the world outdoor n-lark
set by Gouldlng in 1910.
llllllslnl
,,o,,m“;°¢°:e°;,',;‘.‘é.e gxoutpfaz 7 champions, wok .1 fatal rumble
favorite comedian 'fur Allie Mr- 'during °' "me at me New Jersey
Net] In the pin 61 _,oh Slocum in rmort. I-Ie fell on the point of one
kept' we .udmwe nugmng mm' 'of his own skates and died 10 days
hmnuy in the mst act He did -__ ‘later from the injrlry.
not .mu in the touch” ,mi Lrvlnu>ooL_ Moran 21-(cms Exactly ll mono. bmi- lmehle.
Umm muy the num pwagt Wag disn Press Cablei-Latest revised who played with Toronto Young
_ _ mu”  wen ack; b ' Mr list of probable starters in l=‘rlday’slRangers before Joining the Ameri-
r Joseph M cum The 5 lélvheé Grand National Stecpvechase shows can team, succumbed, 17 year old
between  um'wem exc‘:_"oinl_ 33 ready to face the gruellinglWilliam RlopeIle_ an Ottawa s'hool
1’ 'ood In Rune] Mun =mnm_ course. With Jockeys and owners boy. died from injuries received six
mud  aww., .muy "When they are as follows: tx-gentleman nys previously while playing on an
huh nu "_, snmnt..  _.Monk rider). outdoor rink at tlhe capital. He had
“_ of “IM” mn Beurwe Mc_ crashed into the boards and i-he
' Bone Jockey Owner butt-end of his mek had beeni
Kam. “ve m “une” mmm' Gregalacll Parvin Mrs M A jammed into his abdomen
'  °ammmf;';§“"x§ oemmell. ` ' ' ' ' Accidents of these typei mmm
.-Bmmlu 1.hru~_ um hm” wu__ Thonnond 1iI.SD¢¢k. J. H. Whit- have happened in other years. but ed
nm _ “leaned "al mm dm” ney_ they had not. The roughness that Work Want
,G hm, mn dl" ‘wut-me in Golden Miller. Wilson. Dol-othy,.suma critics said was creeping into _ 
1... ..l. ml., ... diy. lxenstllgooa. s bsauurul sm aww- P°¢'*- mosey nm nothing whswvrr 0° d° worms warrrs rosmolv as
0, ,,,, ,,,,,_,,, ,,,,,,,, 0...... wi., mm ph _.sum U  rm. Annoy  x-walwyn. thot. 0. with életélel-hg;;% I~I;_;vn¢\v mal; housekeeper. out turnun rem.
lu °°°°r°  Wu,” _'D' m RomuY""l'. 'Mor-gm, A. ll Berry. srzgeived 'in a  game in Al- enmwme T' Gmrdhn'L'l??_'
old favorite mlvtis s Isis Way to mm.. wel mmm 6_ mm mm \_~_.-1_l______
mm an gan” ahsh they hlbfa. Imrdy_ W. Parsonage. Thrown to the ice when he roi- ¢,.11y_ they returned. Haier, a
‘hi rum mum’ mhummul Delaneise. Moloney. J. B. snow lined with an opposing player dur- Ledue forward, was checked hard
mu, W H, ,,,,,,`,,,, mmu md lupus nut, r-rmuule, slr _uma lil, . gsme between neue me xl-lest/.lil and len to the fee. It
mt un, ,‘,,,,,,,, .M M "_, ,_ Butt werutnwin. the 25 year old Lcduv as bm that sober-mon made his
Boutturn Boro, hwcu, J. V. plqer was knocked unconscious. hm charge into Kriesteim
Rang. Hia lull was fractured and he died Many hockey omeials do not re-
nsssy 1~m¢, x-no-loru. llsivr several noun liter ul ul mmm- gmt me unprecedented seam wil
Noel liflailil. ibn hmitll. this U7
rlambent,Dngsan,Mr|.Giibsfi
-“nv” |10” -‘B3 Bohn-tx. lidhsrtaou accidents were similar.
ual' “my Destiny Bay. x-lloyd-'rboulas ln neither ease was possession of
H. LIoyd~'l‘hornas.
qgmgqq ggnh 3z__]t¢|g Q"- .Pelorus Jack, Stott. Mrs. l. D. ng thrown into the hoarrh in the
Davis.
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new clark.
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(Canadian Press Staff Writer)
TORONTO, March 2 - The
season in which Aoe lla-ileY'S NB-
tional League career was ended hy
a collision with Eddie Shore will
be written into the records as the
most tragic in hockey’s history
Death persistently hovered over the
fsstst sport in the world. It did
not take Bailey, but it claimed
three other lives.
For the lo days r;i'cy‘s life
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ward Oiher rates ol Ilpllmtiou.
Standing room was t 1 ` Ben' Pe"5°h' wesldak wuegiate _1  F01' S818
md mmy were mmtd  who rnn on the 1932 Can- L_1209_
Pon sara - aUc'rloN roun-
Flve, Bridge and Whist Score
Cards. Guflrdian Central Job
Pri-ntery. Nov. 1-tf.
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hung by s threat in a -osivn hw-» 
pltal, the entire hockey world sud-
denly faced the fact that a game
considered no more dnl’\8¢i"0\l8 than
football or lacrosse or boxing could
kill. The Toronto right wing star
flught his wsy book to health, but
hockey had no forgotten it cculd
kill.
Harldly had me big leosue slayer
regained his feet than Andy Rit-
chie, a member of the Atlantic City
Bea Gulls United states amateur
Insorner¢lD¢¢‘~ai-heBaileysnd
the puck at stake. Shore, after be-
defenps ares. C-blflid out
ga §i§

xstlon dsfeneaman
to Kriestein. Wetas-
oe player, while some
The
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whitney. oursaoe from the wok- In fell- en. an nsney me Henri meal
morringea Uoolsisit, lu~lbsor\.H. B. Brandt. ina. the hack of nts bead struck Bnooonnlsr. former Meiturt. sank
muh. gmmsul, Neuse. s. lt. nu- an we. student was plane this muh with
Baltimore Orioles. had narrow es
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ugh. It was no
than last
death was re-
Pllyinr in
at Rose Isle.
the heart
the known
uduc game Robert- horn sfcidents
hockey games totalled
boaymecred to me be sna”hl|
neck was broken Hisomzditanuwss
nrious for several dl!!-
lloomr. as rl/me a'r sian
GAZING
MONTRIAL March 22.-(0P.)-
l(oOill University Oklsrvlilly odi-
brates its doth annivermry this lass.
It was founded in 1014 but ml
years before that dats ms\ltl&-
gical observations had be_ -MK
by Dr. Charles Bmallwood, a lm-
trealer who found time during hh
medics! to do work  mst-
eorology
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