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i'lii=1°°\Nl~1¢°°l°*"°°_ “*f°"°°°'°°¢'“‘l ‘ _...__ ' srucesiewsrtaroo. _ 'suunlypura
mai-oulaial apullaaaamnaie direct mt in ocoovs .van n to decide » " mm U “”‘W*“fK“r -lm 5- - Eff°fiS
arms mgetlmaslalainwa tba.vu»w_whatber the dlnrmsmzz ,parley,  ‘°“ ‘."_°~____ p pugmgqmq ¢gu,..¢, pw. 4180 ' mmm "mm Hman. of wm_
' ' f ` boarded the rurn-rua- ard di Ce- uiiioodins today can of Z;-. ____ ________._ é-- nuns and sarruny slaughter. thc Mu,ww,,UK';§_
miieeoftsboxe. NUM wmv- 1i=v=i'°°°l» Biifiiil- a Amcncan negro nuddiawelgm who ,A_P,_,,m,,,,,,,, g,
four hours hi” °14 9141*! Bert" ‘iid fouled the canadian-nauan in a ,, ,,;,,,,,_., on mu,
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sighted on an-decal dm    Newvsar' mybo inch th . “'
Iipllcwlri; ure foul, mro°u‘hi :helen §',.f,f,fd“1,1,1§f'Ff,°,f,f"
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of the masterpiece and bv. careful plow before the third line mapped from Borden arrived in the clit; "h° "ww °h“`3" ‘°’ "Wi" °
M U10 °i_’ii¢=ii¥*°\'i 0! “iii tiitiiiii' restorations made by oxpertrm me and ure xromhout dashed for st. rm ,vgning ,, ¢,,~c,,,.k_ Th, ,my iriwt imdinss and extra one
ina-rr heernt in "ir Ciiv P011" rnuseuma stair ricrre with the coastguard prlse ,,,_, ,bout ,,,,,..q,,m,,, of ,n for extra iiindinsr and owen
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Details of the subsequent chase
were related by Captain Hylon.
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AU8I'Ul-DIIKDAIZNDAI
hasbeen received from Messrs
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.mmm mum It had bgen atvered in e I-bl-in rmNrsrr_r.n the report or the B. w. reollinaon. presiding.
°°°’ ‘° °““"’°°"'° instnttnent he thensfnt He ree annual meeting or the 1. o as chu: matter to coma up was
'Diadumerml of Polyclit hasbee
wquked by an m,_mW“§tm Mu: ture no opinion on thehntturgdgé ln yesterdays paper the pianist alr mall service some suggertloru
i if V ~ ~ ' . . . .
F 0 R T R I A l “md Amrh “mem ' theébl-\'l> liili-l’\im¢¥i \\ I should have read: P.anist, sister were mme 1,, peggm 1° the
athlete tying ea. fillet agolrnldog 2:”  0’°°° UGLUN- AHV- lliliiieil Siem” ter and a resolution passed
*W* with 'ure edge oi the xrornhoul-n mm w"""”' W- Arnett take up the matter
Fred Beaton  Be Th' “mn” b"°°°° W” °“°“"°d bitt. It hadbeen cut cleanly the yrmggu, N01-|c5_._p\m 1 1 '
Tried by Polyclitue, who "made.the hu- Qgptm “M mmm' w ‘ lénnh mn We °"* ° evening Mr. A. R. Brennan.
on Charge Uf fraanform more neautlrulthm it up ,M mm! “adm” m com md l 1 John rv.. steels vnu take y.-ar on the slr mall conurnlteee
Receiving S t 0 I e n around 430 13.0. Hundreds of years memmed .3 th, mm, f1°:i°m_;:’:‘ 9;; ’°‘il§“°°d °§v 3” gave an extended report of his ln-
. ,guy ig, yu “mind gr,"-|_ I ~ ~ Tm. wa un mud um plwed ._ anna ,Hindi ' mu ‘Sam '  terviews in Montreal and Ottawa
F01  ` Th* m°'l|-W m”b1° Wifi” hll board the rum-runner as the 3 0-clock W go:-rm 3”, 5,,?:]m.y_ in "°¥"d W the “‘“'»¢i'»
been reconstructed with the aid of gtumblo nm started to ww her- to He said that the Canadian
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SAMUEL KENNEDY.
of
in
Mr.
The
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the Tovn'l-lall the president,
mat-
that
with
the
who
the postal authorities Later in
My-
ways stated that they would
on-
I1”
gers.
°°'“"' 7'°°"`¢”' ,"4 3““'°~ W°“ Fbatuml of  sculpture are the crew of four a-beard. hour late in lelivlng Tormerltine, H° “id “W MYWBYB C0ii'iPBiiy
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from th
Dawson,
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Russell
*fl* NNW' mu, meiqwgg pu-up; me lpgwieh md mad., cram, m would like to see summerside list-
°m‘mm‘d supportingportimxo! the plinth,s.nd Wanted No Bloodslled 4,, wo haul-?_\e , ' to Bom cd as an airport- The preven
°! m’ the arms, cmnpletg except; for the ____ . service also intimated that
°‘°°°‘ right hand, which fsmlsaing. These The cutters master was quest- would use the port, lf it was
‘°"°' an or Pentclic marble, from an toned closely by the defence lawyer roucs oourvr-at. the Police ccnrcd.
-m‘*"'”u‘{: early naman copy or the area as to why he,hsd not fired into court yesterday mornin; me pre- 'rho clvll Aviation Branch would
d ,'° W origlnaluld were purchasedin sur- the Kwmhenie iiiiil diiriiia the iini-iierv hearing in the also oi also acrlstln doing what they could
“Te”  09, by me “mum ny,-gr-Q yu" chase. He had bien justified, he Frederick Beaton charged with re- to more surhmerslde I pm, of
hmm "°_ said, in putting a shell into the delving a stolen fox pelt was can- for all-way5_ n they were very
_ sd “sun” .qtupruuoaw much" “Ida” craft, but he had refrained fro): eluded, and the accused was oem- p,nxl°u, gmt, M be included in t
on me aissla, aus. Richter. curator or §i'Y*W f°f the 41"” iii* b°““°€, WMI 1°* ifi*1~  ef iiii- listed alr ports. lt was lntlrnatcd
ut with th, mm" in want d to prewrt bloodshed lalwful possession of intox eating
tive
they
li-
call
he
that should the Town of Summer-
side wish it, an airport could be
built along, the same lines ss that
ofBt.John, ifthe town and
province eo-operate with the gov-
emrnlcnt.
A resolution was moved by Mr.
Uharies Rogers and seconded by
Mr. H. T. Holman that a letter be
sent. fran this board congratulat-
in¢_Kia Honour Lieut.-Governor
DeBlois upon his appointment. The
resolution was passed unanimously.
It was decided in view of the an-
nual meeting being held on the
l6t.h that nominations for officers
for the coming year be posted
intheTownHal1not.lates-than
the 9th.
Mr. Holman stressed the import-
ance of Surnmerside as a fur centre
and outlined a campaign to raise
funds for advertising Bummerside.
Mr. McKenzie asked that the
Board offer suggestions for im-
proved train service for the west-
em part of the province.
Ai; the close of the meeting, Mr.
Holman, Mr- Hancock and others
met to arrange for putting on a
play to assist the publicity cam-
paign. S. ‘ _
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‘*é`:'_’"|f°“‘° cada! ’ ' ` He was “setisi'ed" he said, that liquor were adjourned till January “w 'f
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hngymm ._f,',§f",m;”,°,mf_‘,:"§mf,°¢'; sighed first. And, axon pursuing »tul the some dm. Mr. and Mn. colln c. manure,
nmoasmuy me Greek “ummm ,h'r for thfee miles. he had gone ...___ , - r Bracklcy Pont. were visitors to t
u . buuwul y°“t_h__“rme umm bac# to the spot t0'take fln'thei' U. N. B.  the U. N. B. city yesterday.
““'muu¢cm.l,, ', belrfiiila. T.e c'.'tt'rs dory was pass list }pub.i:_.bedrrcoeptly appear ..._-___
' ,rlostinl-there; it had been put the _`nsm.s..fl\iaur.oej¢odg_e,- Char- Mrs. James Somers, Pleasant
_ A i o_v_¢rboard» when the Krombeut .lotte.own, _and.-,llnqt-Bmltlil, Pow- Valley, is in the city with her little
.°1°°'5“¢' H1 h  d _ ._ ' 'halted in-_gespome to shots and nal. Lodges rerczd-wasjiydrauiics daughter Helen. who is a patient
‘S “P 0” ‘ l “rs m.:i:’.‘z“t.';.'..i;°r.°,~...-.   in M-ii-1=i=°° “mi-
” up ` `  our   session 033; stand, tw? either munication' tIJhs;n‘I,‘;’B`1ectr'icaihDe- Mr; clgudg 5.-,mu-5, wood
Wii~e8°°3 *-05 f - 5°1’¥¢°'“ °°Y |4811 Ui-UI, ' -_ if I. U3 5 ‘W5 lands, v/asa recent visitor to Char-
t Q t. B\§11lt_" aDDll1edd°£ ---- McKinnon of t.he preventive Electrical Desgn Claas I, Wood 10¢te;°wn_v1_smng his sum. who
"oh damn an n?.""‘£.‘i""?.§‘.;..i“‘-=.§‘.;I..if°"3.i§ §§.‘$.§‘§§i.r°l§.li“.Z ..."$”‘é..,§’.i‘3.2‘”“-_“r‘ §°.$°£;“'€>r..i’."ir‘r {..§§.’?§-’.‘l.2“’<’.‘l§;'1i ;,,°:“°“‘ 1° 'M "~ E- mind Hn-
U‘m1°°4 F31' P95- hangs 40 miles and more up in the Kelleher of the Sydney detachment If, librest lilanagament Class I1, a `
ivl\y~ Witnell is ictured probobl _ ld lined th l h 1 E to class 1. "_
ltlirtwlt vmidh giant” breeder” of they enartzirgs theaxt which filemggomhoutmbggught. n mom” _ Engiww oi the C G S Bayfield
. . i » h d fter th 1 - AB T - On A' ' ' ' '
°°W°'!l !°f°°"."* °“d"'°“ '*,5'»'°'l.1?;e:i1le of the ozone cloud varies,‘  pon  e_ ay ‘ e Au Ti¥l'irsd§yAN  Pro- ggargzfssilgncxggz 2; gxxm
Wild §§i di Deo. 2) lad wish gmghgmgum uomgwmpcg me Captain Mascn's crew were not vincial Commissioner of time Boy Swwam ,Laughed a,_‘ v,'ot`;ria '
he
is
Mr. Stan Robson, formerly Chief
al
B.
Iii!! 8 till' 0! inweotim he had ,gm-5 wmv"-,gun ¢°n¢r-slung the on trial today. The eight Lunen- Scouts' Association of this Province, C__ lmyed in the any la” night
sity gzrrrrg
iii; ite;
35?; fit;
iii; it
The osone “eloud‘ is much thin
IAmd'a Gktlliiil Dllliio HM bu seamen, eil ed wi aidfh _ .
M an NR  from iknsags  thgithen of the xurgsrnhwthwm L: £a:il‘e}¢ilu;:rti:lgfgce ofw1i§r.;ml:11¢`;& on e. sl.ort staY.
W3 “QW smltluonian nlstitution, in descrls- i-he neilrtroom, but they will not be his orrlcial warrant sa Provincial Mm, maple ._h,,,k that bm,
Next ing work of the past year. UW" h¢l-fill! imtil I llffll' daik. President. A warrant for Field com- the breed known as cum, msec, 5
me _ missioner was presented to Mr. R. wer, med for me purpose of cu,
,dem nereniimore viiieiv spread tnrouzn , °' P"“‘”~ A ‘""“"‘ ‘°f R" A- ina massages out ar. rnattcr or fact,
tbsupper reaches ofthe atmosphere E ° F Ci. Crowe as Assistant Provincial th, homing mmnct Wu but "me
than ordinary eloudg but hu gh; _ Vntfles 0|' commissioner for Western Prince developed in mu b,.e,d_ Wm,
power of absorbing heat rays that ` . Edward Island, and Mr. J, A. Lew- plying Hamer pigeon, however, it
are radiated outward from ina earth Grand Nafggnal son as assistant Provincial Cominie- a natural instinct which by careful
'after coming la from the sun, Dr. stoner for Eastern Prince Edvard training can lie developed to a won-
"’°°° °’“’“““" Lolilnorr J n 5-ic l> crelel mm M" ‘M mn "°°"°d' md d‘”"“1°°“"”'
This absorption of heat by the o- _anna  'pumc 'mn-mm for ;i;l“\;e presented at the first oppor- mr man :ri has i
of
n
ry-
the
is
 m late indirectly affects the te _ the G d N nom] R" wq_M_ - y y v ry ooeuped
tfI\ of the earth below for the size nn ° 'é Amt -- an important place in Western Con
'I 'f- - r- ~- ' °"*‘° ‘° \>° "1" ‘i 4 W °° sAnLY nansavzn-Mrs lan-
ggg-|0m_ “‘w Db of the esone cloud decides how much M 3, mul 15 1 _ - ada as a preventive or check sgalrlst
“mb” my lm' w mr. ml: un. hnamuucape mm meanhmd warn . ing . werefss ol ber mufanm  soil drifting. It isaiso used to good
Wiliilm Hermia-P. a dliohier, 61- M' ”‘"°*"‘ “"°“’°‘ °“d"°"““°d The whltc namlilcr, no-wld “""'- " " U “E Rt advantage in the control or wild
gg 5,59 V in its atmosphere. . ummm Kunbruk Hu’ society’ gernoid xgiewatth :F us M Lili* oats as it matures earlier than does
fnzr-=== ;.......... .ours  °;';‘.“<l....‘i° M-» io-»» rim- nm- .nn ns. ..._ an 1... .nd z.;"°.r.~.:.“:..“::°'.::.:»  n-
- - t Fourth, ol nasal, - ° CU Y iieefi
_ _ ’“'“ “‘ 5”” issued in his deduce. owing to erit- in th ndlcatlo r in u
iowa-snss-at Et. reefs nec-'
iorr. sm. 1. lass, sy luv. lr. D.
Raylnmid. Dorothy May Sims,
deirshter or ur. and Mrs. J. o.
Sims to Gilbert Parker Brown of
Uharlottatown.
luwrlun'-llsoooooau - At
i-hohomedtriridemnocemlnrzo,
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Peneiwe lsaeoepgm pots q pw. that the variation in atmospheric Destiny Bay, sorlcy racy, .lack tained to positions of prosperity in
gilille.  olonnisanimportant weather phen- 0'Day, Chenango. Half Asleep, the U. 5. A., while another son, -1*--“
`  omenon-" Really hue, 'rneran Patron saint, Malcolm, resides on the harncntees ANNUU- MEWING BR/iiini-BAN
Quite calm, le mls de ln Lune. at Bello River. W°mi'N'SiNS'l'l'i"U1'E
_ nuns  ‘ '
Mllionairie Second, Tromldero Re
lil ft has been found that the a bmw eer rl o e above st.
¢ or mans .sms or mm.; Tmmfgd §lg§,dG’,:§1'e ;".°'e°”‘B:‘_' ical health conditions. Mrs. sell __ P'
decrease in harmony with the mm, 3°,,,,m,,_ saamem Hu, ,om has been obliged, for several yea-rs Hon. G. shellon sharp leaves on
f spot-ron the sun. These \,um_ Bm, pe", -mud m“’mbm,_. past. to reside in Massachusetts, Saturday, Jan 13, to attend a dir-
andwsne through rl reg- Um, Bm, prwwurgo, ,\n,,,,,.' and oe intervals has revisited ner eeiers meeting or thc National
lasting about li years. “rm 111,, A¢¢g,,°°nd_Ub°“|.¥_Rum home and klrifoik on the Island. Silver Fox Breeders Association on
iieved that the toippers- pg;-,ml-,nt,_ 5;-“dy L._h_ Coup de Together with his widow, the late the following Monday at the Chat-
earth may probable de- orrapegu, Lazy g°°f_,_ msn gn gm Mr. Bell leaves four sons and one eau Frontenac, Quebcc, and the
tely upon the sbsorp- second, Delgneln, ggngmiu 5”- daughter in Califomia, one son in ,annual meetinz 01 the Assoclatl
out-going earth rays pro- ond, Ooolinolagh, Ready Cash, Zag. Bfmlh C°\\1mm“» md "Wee °“ th' lm* - He ‘V111 th!" Pi‘0C¢°
1958. by nav. reed wuliamsdh, diioed by the osone or the atrnos- linens. rerun, ottawa, Golden dwshtere in Cenibridse. Mm. The W °“"“ 1° attend the Dominion
Pam- nl-uae araertutt to sau-poet ohererhesays. “ltlsvery probable miller; naernscrn or their farnily have at- goiigifieiitoe. which o
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PCXIS
 “f - . niue. Parsons wsu, auclovvlllow. wvnNu.s L. 0. L on-'rams Th' ““‘“°i’“°°°1“s Of the Bred-
wn, John mm g.m;,i,_ an ‘_ Bghgvgs Rgdl() - - slater, mix Punch, swan of Avon. -A meeting or the loyal sister “"'“‘° W°i“¢ii`S Iiietitiite vis held
193|, aged 68 year. Panerai heyy, Sir Denis. Master Orange; Juvenile orange Lodge was held on °“ N°"- 14"" 'if' the h°m¢ 0! MYS-
Jan 0 at I o'eioci: t tiered f Helps Lan ua B 0°-idii'°°i¢. Gregnlach. nsdlar. January ard at their meeting place Cm" Miihwne The nieetinli was
of B. B. lloasc. lngerlaent  ' g g Alpine Hut ` Pelorue Jux, Prince at the home of the Rev. D. Mac- °P°l\°d by singing tm- rrrrtltutc Qd¢_
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Profenor Bassett spch ol' the in-
fluence of talking pictures and radio
in producing lmiformity of DOM!
t-hlviliiout the English-QUQC,
gi) 'li-2'
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of prorlunclatlon." '_
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ern California said.
llh il that 'Nth
attention to itself."
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secretary to the
retiring as the
to retum to hh
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lic Qpsahng at Stanford Univbr- E retary, Margaret Morrison: Tleas- also approved. The following offic-
sny. told the National Algehtfm urer, Dorothy llcaiiauchlan; feet- ers were appointed for the ensui
» urer, Vivian Partridge; standard year: Pres., Mrs. Hedley Woodsid
first Bearer, Dorothy llorrson; Past Vloe Pres., Miss Marie Graham, ml, u.w¢]
noted Worthy Chairman, Marion Gay. secretary Treasurer, Nils Janette
hustle 'rhaac elected were than duly in- uscnougan; /insistent secrets "“°"‘" f""°‘” d""“°° '“ th'
FUI Allied to their respective officur by Tmasurer, Mn. Colin Math n;
J. urs ua-ry mloaeod and urs in-ed Directors, airs. cuylcr nathan. 'd "W °' s“°““°`h' Dm" h"
Dec. Phsw. An address of appreciation pug, A11” cumming* M,-,_ 1,,
In reed to we M#-'been in msd; Auditors, Mrs, n. A. lunc-
..arion Oaadand a suitable gift um, Mrs, 3, H, )|.¢|g,_ Com.
'll »li'U°“ V0 Ni’ b-V D°f°‘h-V mitteea were also appointed for the
aucfsuchlsn and msollc mc- mm, mmm, s,,,,.,°,_ Mm _,om
Innil°nb°i'ielf°1¢ii° I-°d¢°~H`l aassczeodundlmncorihsssthc-
PIMJIM \£a£131Dil1 tht!! in I NY m: Bach "1-._ (nr-"er Mnhuon
well eheaen remark: conveyed to .M Mm Round Todd. Lunch
'I hith Marlon Oaythe approcigtion of the mt wooaue M., 
rsliienald. hehe for her leadership for .the mt )“d_“n.‘ Pmhmm
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- mas J. o. mcnousail. ssl-i. .min
a aneuod lnvliee the institute
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n.|sqsm_ - Marlo, nlrurnater, xilcash nul, lun. xing square. 'rhe election Tiiie 'fl-i f°ii°w¢d br the roll call
, ‘ » zrlw Yonx, Jan. e.-<c.r=.l-ny Ilisiiiy Chance. southern l-xero. or officers wok place wth thc roi- t-<i which seven members and eight
hh_lpeech“no me oouldsa1Preai- Print* Cherry. Onterraek, and lowing results: Worthy Charmah. Vieii-0" 1'08P0iid¢ii. The minutes
dent Roosevelt eemss from the Uulhendall. pgullne Mmglymong wo,-l,hy vig. the last. regular, and of the last
wk" Chairman. Isabelle Maofnnls; special meeting were read and adop-
naasett. Professor ed Pub- ohuplln. Betty asecncherrr sec- ted and the '1`i'eesuni°'s revert was
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A serious fire took plaoe at
Hampton Corner, on Thursday
night about 8 o'clock vldaen the
large general store 0LM.orrieon and
Co., was completely destroyed by
15' ` fire
As soon as the alarm was sent
out neighbours gathered and in
sub zero weather worked stren-
uously to save the adjoining build-
ings which became ignited, repeat-
edly from burning embers.
Mrs. Morrison was alone in the
store at the time the fire broke out,
J. as she w-as relieving the clerks
when they went to supper. She
and on irlvest.ig.lt.ing found part of
the building in flames. A portion
of the goods was salvaged, and tak-
en to the hall opposite, but the
greater part was desLroyed.
The total loss, including bulld-
lng and stock, is estimated at bc*
tween $4,000 and $5.000 though
partly cove.-ed by insurance of
$1,500.
Fur-Laden Ship
Turns up Again
As Arctic Ghost
BALTIMORE, Md.. Jan, 5.-(C.
PJ-After having been lost to the
sight of man for a year and a half
the Baychimo. once a Hudson Bay
steamer loaded with 8600.000 worth
of furs, has been sighted off Barrow,
Alaska.
In September. L22. shc was caught
in the ice off Wainrright. The pas-
sengers and crew were rescued by
aeroplane. A heavy storm broke
and she disappeared but was later
sighted by esquimaux and on their
advice a traiipel' visited the ship
and recovered $35,000 worth of furs.
Again the Bavchirno disappeared
E and wandering through the Arctic
ice was lost to the sight of man.
Writing in thc Baltimore Sun,
Louis H. Bolsnder speaks of dere-
licts, those eerie vessels, put into
the water and given life by man
and then abandoned by their mas-
ters drifting, still alive nnd a men-
ace to navigation, as the sport and
playthings of the winds and tides.
The Myra G. Sargent, an Amer-
ican schooner, was abandoned by
her crew off Caps Hatteras. She
crossed the Atlantic three times be-
fore she finally disappeared for-
hcard ll roaring in the top story,
~ derelict may float or how far she
‘;¢_ ever. No one knows how long a
fy
schooner B. R. Woodside, abandon-
lonely voyages across the Atlantic
°'W"i d back a aln, down the coast. of
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the United States and again across
to Europe, she was sighted by 40
captains. Eventually she was pick-
ed up and ioiwed to Abaco, New Pre-
videncc.
Still another was the Fannie E.
Woolsan. She wandered over the
Atlantic for three years and trav-
M1'ii~_cilcd about loooo miles. sm vult-
!» ed the coast of England, and than
driftzd along the coasts of Spain
and Portugal. At the equator she
headed up asain for the Americas
b¢fill°*i-ililofihew andwaswrecked about threemiles night.
s
from the spot at which she was
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Efforts For
Retum Bout
(Canadian Press)
wont forward tonight to rematch
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Plil1'l . inltotal of winning starts, the State PLM, in th, “ix day bike rm b
ww; Aahmlc °°m”“°‘\°“ had “P virtue of n point advantage. `
B ughter's share of the purse. A1 Cm_s1ey_ Bow
4163      Promoter Joe sehwcitrer raid Bai- nc Fffdd zach
Th¢Y`¢m°"°4 uw* ‘Wm i-5° *WW l ~ --- taglia had agreed to meet the negro segénd prize mé,
" o!thifi|¢oificer!'rankM.Mc- Nggqgnry-5p._;n¢h¢
In Roman Statue Kenra, um termite at yesterdays ll.; of ,hs union o°,,,,,,,,,,_,_r 
HYHOA added In °9inion ll lege Christmas examinations, the The regular monthly meeting
thrtvwiine. iinkiiis the t-we nam 'ol was ssyra uencod, non. the sununcraldo Board of 'nada
Und’ 01° "Wm, hid Pm' sham, was omitted. was held on Thursday evening
again on Jan. N. He expressed the
belief Slaughter also would agree,
adding that the Commission likely
puree naw held pending action by
fight.
On Hockey Field
MONTREAL. Jan. 5.-when the
present hockey season ends some-
where .along the end of March, Mc-
Gill University wlli have completed
the 53rd hockey season in the his-
tory of the college.
lined up in 1881, when hockey was
in its infancy. Until 1819, when the
first code of rules was drawn up by
two graduates of the university, W.
F. Robertson and R. F. Smith, the
game had been played under rules
agreed on before the cont,est-some-
team scored, Although the rules us-
ually culled for a two-hour limit.
games have been known to go as
long as six hours. The longest on
record lasted six hours and 20 min-
utes. between Montreal A. A. A. and
Quebec, 1881.
McGill hockey club is the owner
of the oldest hockey trophy in the
world, won during a. carnival in
Montreal in an invitation hockey
toumameht. The puck in those
days was square and the sticks were
relics of field hockey. Of the Mc-
Gill tealn, five members still sur-
vive.
Ball Southpawslf
BOSTON, Jan. 5.-<C.P.l-Now
that the onoe-ridiculed left-handed
their ascent of the baseball ladder
being climaxed by the coronatiorl of
Carl Hubbell as the outstanding
Ulliwd States athlete of the year.
the rebuilt Boston Red Sox have all
ample supply of tllcm to dazzle
Almost li year ago, when Tom
Yawkey and Eddie Colllns bought
out Bob Quilln's interests, they a-
greed thai tile lack of a consistent
southnaw hurlcr was illc cause of
most of the Sox's misfortunes. In
fact Quinn told them almost every
cent he was abil: to garner went for
southpaws, few of whom were cvcn
able to finish a game.
Collins, as soon as he became
general manager, started reviewing
the Rod Sox`s ancient history. HP
had to go back to the days of
"Dutch" Leonard, Ray Collins and
the then it/ching Babe Ruth to dis-
hurlers in red hose. His research
led him to believe that the Red Box
started slipping as soon as their
both rabid American Lvuguers, they
must be excused for their failures to
the National League. In their blas-
ed minds, Hubbell was just another
good pitcher until he blasted Wash-
ington Senators in the last world
series.
lf ihev said to themselves, om
S0 that is probably the reason wily
they have five of ihom on their
squad of 10, Bob “Lefty” Grove,
George "Rube" Wnlhcrg, Bob Wei-
land_ Hcinie Qsiermullcr. last years
Intematlonal League are, and young
Justin Mcbaugillill, homciovwl boy
who is fast rounding into major
league calibre.
But Collins, despite his southpnw
leanlngs, has not gone overboard.
He has more than a gellerolie. quota
of good right-handers. such as John
"Dusty" Dhodes, George Pipgras,
Henry Johnson and Johnny Wrlcll.
All those boys needed lnst .season
was a little more hitting in thc pin-
ches. ‘
Bout Again _
WEST PALBYBEACH. Fill., Jun, 5,
.__ fA.P.i _ Hain for the second
straight night caused postponcmvnt
Bob Godwin light heavyweight non
title mlith here. The boxini! bout/
was postponed until next Thursday
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pitchers have come into their own. Q
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cover traces of competent southpaw Spwtatuiar rushe, being made WV
pay much attention to thc great ilit_v_ bf-iv: :lllfi to mb the Tryon '
success souihpaws have 1-njoyed ill forward.; ll::l lv illlvs of sure goals
-Postponed,G_
tonight or the Mane lwcerhnloom- 
M-1==~o “lille ll
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and part
miles, Rene H00ZmHi's,
and Zenon St. Laurent, France
were in third plaoe
sammy on the offer for mother tw"-
,Georgetown
mt the Mimilkiie Prlmroses on
Wednesday evening in the Monte. W.
lzueRsnk.Thisi.sti1afirettimeu».
C'¢0i'8¢t0wrl team were on the ic
this season a.nd although the soot;
ended _5-1 in favour of the Priniif
roses lt. was a poor indication of
llle play. ,__
G¢0r€¢i»0'W!'i l>l9~y¢d a good clean
same and showed promise of ¢ood=~
The first official McGill team was work later in the seagpn. However --"-
they will need s good deal or
toe to tie with the Prirnroees.
are getting into fairly good
First Period: I-L McLean
a. tally for Georgetown on a
from F. Iavandier. _,
Second Period: B. Currie drovr
an
ilrnca with as many as lo nlcn a Mine ii wiinier for Merit-esiie fivw' '~
side. A match was won when one mimi'-€5 iififi' the Opening of thai"-
Der.od. The second score was made ,
by lc. Bch- and third again by B “‘
currlc. L Poole scored the foul-tl! "'
and K. Beer again |
three cornered pass.-a
Pier- Poole to Grant to Beer
undodotedly was one
spectaclllar plays ever
this ire and would be
in speed and accuracy
the punk. This was an
for Beer to display his
lightning ike flip which
Ciifiy always means s goal. ._-..,.r
Lineupe. ._
Gevrsctcwn rriaanesi
Goal ~»h»
W. Welker T
Defence
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Now Vindicated W' ’“°'°“ r........” -in
M. Yorston
F. Isavandler
L. Gotell
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D, Levers
R/efcme-H. Mlnbc
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Pl'imI'0Se Coach W. A. Oe.rrlek.~..».
On thc beautiful moonlight night-
of Jan 2, a ocd’ umbe f h
Ori i ri 9 see the Tryon Eagl
and Crap _¢` Bearcats display
_flnc i'.\;hll/...un of hockey, img
ing the first league fixture
iWf’°’n Cfnnaud and Tryon.
The tclims were quite evenly”
matched with the exception thu.
The same get away quite fast at`
the be nirl of th riod some
both s.des but laclmlg ll.c combin-
a_:lo:l_ni:cdt‘d_ in good hockey. In
inc first period Tryon scored, the
port-side pitching weakened. play being cngirecred by the fasf~ "
Since Yawkey and Collins are skating L.Inman_ ,_
Norton ill lilo Crllpzlud net ex- ..
hlbited some rclll goal-keeping gb-
Huwey L11- "slllllll-man" in Craps.,
aud tcalll trloo lliman und Thomas,
the al-cs on Tryon team displayed,
solnc crvcr stick-handling skill
and in-.L .<k.1ting_ 
ill lilo second pglrd llolll learns
soufhpawi can do that (0 me SNP dlri their b¢‘.~i to Moro, a .<:'rllmblq~
ators, what will four or flvc do io”"~-‘Niifi i`if‘ 'i`iI~'f‘»il llct Midori ln la _
the rest of the American fragile? -5"i"abb"` """’ I' "fm “Um “'h“`h _
was disnlloutd R. Luque and L
Inman gi-iil`i: :l f.\'r~ mlrllltc visit..
io slllnrrks avcl’.llf~ for mughlng, .
Then- wus no fllrlilcr scorn ln this
pcrlod 
Third prrlod opfllcd with Crap
aud on lilo oilcllslvc. afwr qulte'a:~ -
flw hli` ui- s of plny Harvey and Rm
Lllqllo colllblllcd io sililpiile 'I`ri'ol'i
dcfcllso, Luqur ici/ing the rubber
for hla lorrnl Til-~ p~rlod ended i-J
nil
Tflwarll the end oi the 0vertlln<;,.__.
Norton mndc a marvelous saw-‘
from Hovrlait but Dawson caught
the rtboznd and .<‘:‘;ilm-d lhr- waf'i‘_'-'
cr llnnlv The galm- <‘Idi‘d 2-l _Z 1;*
The llrvrlps wlrc as follow..-~_' _UI
Tryon Eagles Frapaud licarratl'
Gllul ll. ».
Dawson R, Norioii...
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aaandonod. cava oral. nasralsk ,proud u<-nrl_»- or fret tall, hotter’
__- -*-'-‘_”"i°”= --» man tile average for modem girlr
Lean; siiiz. Miss Marie Graham. UB'1‘0N~ Jan 5-A rcal "old, of me “mc mm .», 
" Mrs. Allan Cummings: Programme, fashioned girl" of the stone age- study ol this and other akeie- -.
Nfl. John A. MacLeod, Mrs. Colin who was smarter than her modem (Om of me Stone qs sho' ay; “_
lhthesoh. Misa Janette lhebon- dueendlnte. if you earl Judge by new measllrcrnent of the mall? A
gall. The topic chosen for discus- brain capacity, gave a new idea of bones or ancient man now in rn . ` ‘
sion at the next meeting u "0anad- the origin of the human race io- eums may greatly clarify the rnys'~'
ianisationand National ments.” R day before the American Amoci- tery of the origin of the preazrmi
was moved and seconded that the ation for the Advancement nf human race. said Prof. Qerhgreigw
Institute provide a Christmas treat science. von Benin, of the University of
for the children efthedlstrict,and snswasa '
aleossndgreetingeardstothssick. eoe years aso
Hrs. Lemard Todd invited the ln- well. Her brain
ditaateteherhomaforthnfannary cubic eentinietris
meatin¢,ro\ieaiit.obeanswendby`ler the average
'A beeki hava read. and its auth- today and 1,450
axmrably. came the modern hudlf"
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Ufnniiiid ninyed under the hands- -...
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linois. Out of the stone age, pta! ML
would postpone final decision on the _,.,, _,_.,
  Years The Georgetown hockey team""'W
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American League opponents during . 5
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