DECEMBER

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star was sustained serie

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I night ss a result of a practical l

Joke which proved quite serious was " (ggnghn png)

""_ ’°"°"”d "° °° °“° °f °°»“K°f ll- l-he sislisasr, N. s., nee. aa-. ,

°°”"“-1 H°~iPii=i today NEW Yom; De, 3, _(A 1,, _ term- umiaer of Amherst will

gomorv, Deo. as-fam-wil.ll welr with a number of owe ' ' ' °

defense man performing ln 1 le gg ' chleego Bisou nawlrr rattened their "¢‘“i 0° N* °" W* ” '°f°'°° ‘ _ nn. ......... ......... 3..... .'..;‘...::':..:.‘.":.'.:’..‘;*.1“:.;f,'.-;-i; =---eel-- -1--were 3 - -»--,-_-,- ,,---,_-»,,--,_-=,,, Leads C“°"'° C0 “ i

’ 1- wiv’-i 1- "‘°"‘"' “" ‘ acher of Leafs By i

gmt time ment of yi “Ace” sd mill in a

remaining. the Bruins put five for

,gagged to hold the speedier To- ing gn; 1 th National Hockey agus y __

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dr wiht “fm * °i'°"d °f iw #vii be vu we-fins and Mr. well- m ‘ °1°‘° M "“°‘”’ °`°y'dl game uuwrrw rairhi. uwisu- ree om 5 "_ 0 ' »` 8 -»» ='»°°°~ 'M ms' N-so-1 ~-i-1-1 -lv --oe urn. or W- ““° '“““‘°” Pi" °‘““'°= ..... ........l...- .. .r .rs lar coin well l ° “que satilermgin this eity in nine John uaoriell had him removed lib 33° §¢°f,°';‘v,‘h°,,°d °‘ "1" m°'D°" base arbiter-a in are leagae was i g °

F" Eh’ 0916"! Hiialililial where it was mug gg gh, “ug |'w¢|- " --~- - ~-~_~-- .

m ugh, rgtur-ning hm fo, th, ¢ ,md that hu Black Hawks showed their usual I-PW "9 U _ -*-”

their grease,-ou, “_ rfmb, Wm mmfhmduuv 'gmfgzg ‘ig defensive game. coupled with _gust verlnes i'T___:easatrstl__l_»fflelsl for M0 gyaressgan

neg, “Q when 1,, W” report” out of auger many enough attacking power to take ad- the Chl! iowll __ __ _ _:nt lm______Rloohe_ 1 w

gugergg g gums, ' vantage of the "breaks" and win. on lluirls exw 'l R,e5e|_'Ved S o o Cony'-"

'mx 'M “WI fig" the ‘ehmerh hd fffd N; tawa senators second forward line- ~ 9

° 3”" 'Y “°°°“ “sh adored three points at ootrbir. last' Chlldl°¢l\ 3 S5313-’25¢°

ran into the

the “Mon i tie the count in less than a minute, l T* I T* ht ld in to

I me” w°" °“° 1° th' ‘mm "nm °" 'me I S ` :ig theo kiizatloilflomiiockey gang .Sl-als on sale at Forum Box Office this morning st 10 o’clock.

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opened the scoring in the ‘_ $51: f §€“‘€§;f§“:g,';’“;)° 11"" 0 S auifrmlirluotglolal rtailstlee issued by` `

S ar 0 C per on a gh' n Prf=<illorlt Frank Calder tonight _ _if ____________ _v :_ ,_ ____ __r___. .

tvirls soul. scored by "Red" Beattie _ ai. ,I d ' 'mm Mm’ 5"" md B"""'" l-Amerlelglgt mxé al: ` E om I ‘ ° ’

' ' ' ` Even while the Abbics were

SUMMARY E |.\|"¢ Rnd. 2-Chicago, Couture (Gottseligl _ Pf°°

’ a~54, i»€SUl“.E the Wolves forwards broke

PB" M stem" ‘°'°”°" eenalt -mtlrowrlrl 1°°S@ Bild Cvwiev wwed the drop

, A > . . G T _ P°“3m”_’s1°b¢\"» 319167. 0011- t ND “arm l ' was called back maybe because it

was too bare-faced to let go.

yseemd Penod cries bhind Mc"ann-this play

il (lil in te .

°° °' ”‘ ” 9 _ Penalties-Piolrem, nrydge, con- _ _ _

2-To t, ~

sand! (enum Pchlcaggmédwr 2.542 of harding gzmes which has

ff*-T-°1i¢.Ul\iioy.D\v. ‘ ' ' f-t d; .- ` ' _

1-N" Rnd: _K___l;>_nsltles-Burlre, Leswick, Jen- ug; _;;n___, r_-;'i_laLcls:i_i_‘_i§qi:t_

Second Period

h “° °’ 'ralle of retaliation in our method

8-Toronto, Conscher ri-"rimeaul

(-,mldh Pr" ion should bo dscoursgled hy the ‘ n ) Abegvvelt Hockey Club, and the

l5:02. ‘~B°°*°°» Beliiio fofevsrt. sr' mms' D” 2°"T“° 5"" stwnton of hxrhl-r offlrlelr dlreef-

B d _ _

aer an Fullers of St, Louis, Uni 0 F ed to the que__uon_

Bd ) IBZM.

l;erlEys.ltles - Hallett Stewart iigxgmtcs pr3fef51°m15°°°er “mm” ° ~ °

-‘ 1 .won e

mme,” two days over 'li1`oE-E>Ei)trA1>dS?i;:it.friieE; ?°m‘.“"m‘"g_ f“"'h"‘f lil* S90"-

Ovlifilllla Period yesterday The more W” 84 oo.u'lrl'sts claimed lt was the

worst handled game for many

lo score

' Th lg ,

e ame ed in bm” wid moons much esca n the e g of

Penalties-Nona. ,uthef It ' P y 5 F 0 U R li

, sporfsmana Park, drew th l 9 5 Y’

C PC CINS. . . _

(Canadian Pi-Q)

WOLFVILLE, N. S.. Dec H-

5i_iisi!i8 the opening fixture of the Kmlfs County Hockey League 1938- 34 schedule, Berwick Bruins to- night crushed it weakened Port Wlllnlms team 3-2 in a hard- fillisht battle that provided plenty 0f’ entertainment for the throng of Svfflators who ,lammed their way into the Arena. Ports were depriv- ed by illresa of the scrvleer, °| '"‘°i1iP80¥i. Bezsnson and Avery.

N@WiY Weds Trek

To New Home In The Sub-Arctic

MOOSONII. Ont., Dec. 26.-(C. P-i-It‘s a. far cry from the green hills of Newfoundland to the snow- white wastes surrounding Povungni- tuk, in the sub-Arctic, but it spells lomanoe for Mrs. Robert C. Stew- art With ber husband, the young bride is enroute from Baint John to her new home, 900 miles north of hi’-l‘¢. Nth up on the east coast of Hudson Bay, The trail honeymoon from here

to their destination will occupy four WRU and will be made by dog Waiii- But hasards of northem travel will provide no new thrill for th* yvlilig couple. They are old “fillers at this mode of transport Rnd well equipped for the arduous trek ahead of them. Both have 'D°lit many years in the barren lands,

The former Miss Elizabeth Ford

Wil-1 born at Ungsvs, on Huiuon Strait when her father for many Yriirs was a fur trader. stewart has Wil service at many posts in the far north, including Repulse Bay flies ba traded bolore eoming 01105146” to meet his bride. Unlike the brides of the city there “il 58 no round of teas, receptions *nd bridgs parties to occupy Mrs. Btewarfs span time when she ar- rives homo. There will not be an- other white woman within 600 miles, “But I shall have so many ffiiiisl to occupy my time." she said. Thmis alwaystllersdioandef x‘_{i‘l0. the dances to look for-ward Ei-'limos and tr-appan for rrlllea

around attend thssl social gather- “in “wa aaaoa to the str-aim of Ui# sosurdton and violin. we dorrt ‘ik the radio." Hrs. stewart ax-

ihs dances do not

or tha lskimcs.

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s crowd of about 750.

Veary, of Toronto. 'I‘he trio are locked fm. mn.d_

vii-Shed emons the sick. the vouris over stoelrport county. nurse said. In one ycar, 7,000 cases

lclnldh-‘\ P”-i in two years.

VANCUUVER, @¢. 25--Rélidtfltd

says the monster vu dmrbed le lrr the early winter.

WINTII T0 ll lll0l.’l' IIAION ure,

diet s short wihtdr. sounding ic nearly 21 paroant.

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yet: lls‘s nog belvsr he’| vided work fa'

the M000 ern

of Prndbl' Bland- in "W 0"” °f "Thu latest increase,” said Mr. Oeorgis betwfm VUi°°\lV¢\’ Ina Stevens, in issuing the slatement,_ Vlcwfilv SIW C‘dW|’°““1'“l Wk- "was particularly interesting be-l toria's Kia-Di SCI BHTPGHU mini’ cause it reversed the downward VHF! W0- 400115! Bl-m°¥ Wil- movement which hllherto has in- llams. vancouver city solwitor- He varlably oharaomrlrerl me situation

being loo feet in .leiilili vilh I "During there last eight months

camels head and serrated back. of generally advancing activity the D°¥i¢ flmiiy believes he has .nl'or-

"In May, 1929." Hr. Williams rs- 3,423 reporting firms have added

1,, ,_ km lated.. "I vu cruisins in tha Gui! approximately 141,300 persons to _ _ . .

.. when I heard a number of shots- their stalls. The proportion of tile 'U' i-bl east early in the new year.

P mm., investigation showed a man on wage earning population included

umm, Nelson island had seen "Caddy" in therein is large, but if data were VINIION STEAK

the waters in from of his home available for all lnaustrlee and all sssunr or vlonr' .. ,pmum ,, ,, _

me hs? uksll a number of hots employers, the number of workers __ crop year to meet estimated im-1 _hum up ,,,,,,h begs, ,hm gh, old

at it wthout effect' shown as having been reinstated (GBCHII Prom) ` "

would considerably amused that fig- C., Dec. 26-The l sllipnlellis during wie balance of| ' ______.____

Bird. postmaster 0 dw ylll' will be requdwd (0 "rr i.lsalvn»ae ea ram

lwsvr at camp l.ls~,e».~, fulrll the estimates of lrrnurt re- ---‘ll-5'-"' --';'- f

B queuing venison ouifwndiitm up-renee ports during the_past

deer decided to During the past month, than has month were handicapped by ice and

l the Bird back- hten a dbtinot lack of activity in low “lsr This situation lea.trd

most _phasesol the Camd an wlleti to the bencflt of Quebec, which s

IWW!! V005 °° JY- Pfimiiiv T°°°iP7~l ill” tbl only :Y`i'l \‘\3ViD3 Sh ill*-Gil# in route totilrope when they will play fin, he noticed :_; 'flow and drclininc. Ins;-foti.~ns gg of 'asv yea shlpmrms ,, ,inn U1 "m|,m,,,, nmgl md

Nttie with hm-ns 11:7: fhgl. lsrlwr pioportions of til fiom Wesl Sant .lchn bcgarl in i‘l¢iwlll also represent Canada at the

“fill NS Vim- °'°9 U" hem! "WW-ll-" Th* lil- Plat week and should be encourag- amstem' "World series" at Milan, in a flue four- lille simply has beailoeciiniag slow- od by the lose. rail rates set rv- February,

the other ly. since domestic me

lmlf. is tw are more than su!

hadlll UICNBIX.

- The general index has risen

(Canadian Press) from 78.0 at the beginning of April

Qrymun., B. .,D\o.2l-Nato to 91.! st the beginning of De-

tndiana of British Oolirmbhpe-esmbel-,agaiad ilipoiits or

Paul xnemmlk, isaekenaia river "rhe imp-overheat at tha begin- rur Uador. ning of Decallbt occurred lugsly

' in logging and lltlil trade and

highway emstnszilou. lalqing po-

satrs 8.100 msn

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ale, is believed Do indicate location

were treated in one hospital. Dis- ‘C-_mann Pm.” of a buried treasure an one of the eases ranged from malaria, leprosy 61-1-AWA_ Dec_ 33_ __ For the numerous islands that lin pg! the, and sleeping sickness to mumps and eighth consecutive month B Bam _ msrit me coast line. ‘ m¢ii-‘i\¢S- was shown in employment on De-] The 'nw °’l¥m°-115' W2-i in tho)

"It is a land of appalling heat and cember L “ya a “naman “sued , possession if Mr. Doyieb g and-_

spirit of worshipping pagans," the md” by H°n_ “_ H_ sw_,em_ Mm_|1a.ber who Pfoeived it from his missionary added. "Sacrlflces are ister of Tmde ,nd C0mmc|.ce_ -I-heil1I0lh€i', s sal.0r. It has onered to me ,pmt of g,-,C5 and number of employed "_ the begm_u handed down from father to soul

ter Wen buy their wives and mn' of the m0nmwua504uo°m_ lmtl eventually it passed into thel

we - » . ,

often rvium Wm. demvidins ihfif pared with aloflszl on November 1., "““~= °f 1'-ii Pffffiii °vm¢i'-

U m ,ms M Doyle mole little infer-re ln

m0Yi€Y “Ck if mf- ”'"5n°d-" an increase of 4,693. Re ect g '

---'-”' improvement the index of the Do-I "h° ”"*P “mu *U*-‘“'~ I Will’ H80.

"CADDY" 15 AN minion Bureau of Statistics on the! °men'Y he MY5. hs father,

01-D PFRFORMEB base me equals loo rose from ills. "*""=°'b1Y "f¢i'f°d io the island ae, -- on Nov. l zo 91.5 the highest figure' T'°”-U-lv lgiivifi md no trace or

*such an island could be found. A 1, few months ago, however, he was ._ able to discoler the lea) hams of the island. The mp giver explicit dreellom

_in fsthoms taken from “num landmarks. It also ihcloses the d°9i~h U1 li”0und unchr which the treasure lies and gives the dimen- sofls of the treusu o elmmh¢;_ Mr,

mation which will lead him lo his WMU IN! He ewects ‘o rave

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Last in seen, u.fr`.§'l`r§`T.'r err. o?§’f§ri`I§ viii; iDND0N~1>°°- =°~-<C~P-C=b1'=>- ’““,”°‘”"‘*’ °‘ ,"““‘~°“i will °°¢ eked out g declglun wel- the sux The Arsenal tonight was safely en- “nge “IFS in dm; at i°U1§hl-'S Baer 3; Fuller-3 fm- the mytmmg time trenched at the top of the first div- gee "~ 9 1°C~’ii °f-mill hid l'i0t of North Amgmm ¢},unp|°M_ But lsion of tae Footbatlg Lea- “ named ‘{5t_“1Fihl

th! locals pftlvcd that 0 th lf' h §“¢» 05 Y Bm KTOUP ffome nerd they are vlrtuail; unebeszggig ihwiisii the Christmas sl-ind with _ 'n;°,‘”‘f;§_"°f‘°° °f f°°ib=ill>1iiv- wlfn g 4-1 victory Sunday ,md th," a full three vletonee. 'rhe Gunners 'tcm ,_ ii' ‘allied Sims for the decisive triumph ¢0d,y_ administered another defeat to _ _mg “T ‘L te 5°°CB“€d Canad-

Leeds United ab Highbury ellis af- vk i1'““° ° i=°¥iiiri\i= some

~ - temoou. 2-o, to ins-ease their lead "~- 5 ’iK°~ mifdins w some lead-

Mlsslon Nuse r., rm., ,,.,r,,,_,_ i=:§_°ee_»;_ereé»e;_r; or Quebee and or-

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Saves W01'k lil eb“§‘§ii’a"§furT&"§§°."?§rr{"'3 i wi - -we to we $5-e'uo§“5§lefi5'

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Aff” J““g‘° :::z.:l“::l."l~;l-.:.=-.l- ll-;°l..:::_: i ii‘:°°2r‘°....“fll.:

` fl' t" U. S. kill . _

REGINA. DCC. 26.-(C-P.)-Three They beat Twenham Hotfpurls JM mg; wi?-mers, but Tllsgebicfrigeuitlie

years spent as a mission nurse in day 2;’ ’1§__ht_;’“d°°P °; th* 3; T; native btrn resented the presence dark jungle haunts of Sudan Cen- fem' t ey aghcmme gg" 5 0 of the imports Buy now all 1, tral Africa infested by leprosy and tenham °“ r mu Y' changvd

Derby County, with only one win _ _ _

lions has not dimmed the love of Miss 1-:lie Hildebrand for her work. °"' me h°“d°y' “upped bam ,§° Connie- Merle, has ,awed ,lr re.

third iti d th S . 0 Home for a rest, she plans toretlirn ukewuI;°i0“°l; _:Tn on.; ogllérinwme tirement rlimors, concerning him- nexr' February' three matches were left in fourth 5°?" "hm:

"1 just lole the work,” Miss Hil- wwe slightly 'ahead of Mwcheskr “Ret le? Never! He declagrgd fr.- dwmnd said' gms' in ‘pm °t "M City on goal average. The Spurs, }:;dP“P”"fi 1°’ hi' 715'- birilidiil' fact she often exposed to the per- who led me lugue for mmy ,een ___c__iy, lgolgng fgrwgrd b_e_r;dtErsil:__s-

ils of leprosy, malaria, and sleep- _ ly e _lo o re g e

t “mes Qu to are now seven points back of Ar faces on hm Athletes as H result or

ing sickness and a g muah _ bed hearing the roar of lions, leo- Grimsby Town tmuneed Man_ gsgtéering his once-championship

Par” and “Id pm’ and °"h°' b°“'"" chester United 7-3 at Grimsby sec- ` of the Jungle. _ d d t’ 1 ht “l'll never retire," he said ,m_ nom in Edmonton. Misa Hilde- f§:,a',';’;d°‘,§;‘f, h,_;’,;’;",‘,‘:‘n fha Dhatioaliy. “So long as I retalrr my brand graduated from a Toronto gecond dwmom B|ackpo°\_ wh1ch|h_¢am1- Im 80113 lo remain active. Bible College. At the little village had a win a draw ‘nd ,_ log Wu In °°nfinU` Yl'iRhliIir`|!_ as long as 1.1.11 lvindliz' liiildsnflilecliiruriqulilwrliul four points bahlud while Bolton . I ’°°1 I °°“ hell’ "W P W0" " ’°-° ewd ,Ptvlrref Nl-th *li* work with Mr. and Mrs. vlotor s. mf? a°;§“B_e‘ff"°_; °__m__fn‘;’_; d;’_d_ AG:-our linl>“l;1.i1f

f IB GOLD

responsible for a district of 500 TWU mm were enou h w et Nap -- . rquere miles in which live zoo,ooo “ch my back on mpg,” mg Bou,.__ _oAlaru, sees, pee. zs_<c.i>.>._ persons. ern Section of the third division. P"“`° 3°” Olnkmll P121* Of “lt is impomlble to get into or They ben; C,-ysm palace 2_0 nm °18hi5_Ch¢‘SiS of golden treasure out of the district during the rainy ‘afterm-,°n_ Queegys pm-lg Rgnggrg bufiefl beneilifh T-he 8T04i!id! Such, season, which lasts from May to Oc- howeve,-_ got mmm I _,mme pomt is tile lure which may lead an ex-, tober,” she related. All our food is of the top with two mm md I P¢dit On fum this Southwestem; canned, even milk. We can keep d,-,w_ Saskalffmfwilh ll-lmlft ln search of` neither cows rlol- horses due to the In me N0,-mem secum of y_hell>1rB!»¢ 100! believed hurled on an tse-tse flies, the bite of which cau- wird dW151°n_Chmeme]d was held island off the Atlantic cout, ses sleeping sickness." to 5 1_1 ue at Darlington wdny but__ A mflfp, dated 1821 which has

"Splendid work is being accom- ,tm me-¢ A nice lead of ,lx Wim, - ills: come into the possemlon of|

W. J~ Doyle, resident Of the vill-

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shooting from the port-side of Ot

? .lellai Grin; well

.anv ol his peak yi-ars, held thlr

than Marty Barry, Boston, and Aur ie. Detroit.

Roche. Charlie Conacher, Sorr

forrcii to the top with nine.

Leads (liioago

scorer for Chicago in the team

States section standing. He has a -massed ll points.

‘anywhere near Red Homer of

most twice that of Lionel Conac Black . 38 minutes in penalties.

STANDING

'&'55’2»'ii§’l‘r’3'5E$5'v=

on-1==5€£-l-1-oreesgil “”'~‘=DP‘2;¢:oerlcs{~|,-_-_ bas-ba:-a °-l-r-wana: °

_“aiu 5:

35a.-q nib'-352-'S-rr $83.31- 2$‘e‘a'S2:» sans? -saab!

Cslladia

Toronto . . Canadiens . Ottawa. .. .. Maroorls . . .. . Americans .. _ .

Amer]

Detroit Rangers

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WORLD Wlm\T S

Chicago _

ITUATION

es and an unerdpec lame HU

With complete ret

665 million bushels

Alucl Joliat, Canadiens. who in

has llth season is going as well as

d

place in the Cnlladian section. His 1 i3 points were equal to the top man ‘in the United States section in l which scoring has not been so heavy. Johnny Sorrell of Detroit leciimbed to the Ame.r-‘lean section

leadership with la points, one more _P I- A Y D 0 S

lmdcrsllip in actual goals scored

was sllarcd by four players, Ear

ell

nllrl Barry, all of whom have nine. lil assists Frank Boucher of Rangers i.fON'I`REAL. Dec 26~Pl~ovlrlcd and King Clanry of Maple f.c:ifs

i in penalties no other player is

mm p°d°dr'¢_N°r\° mwm' cmng ‘ B ""`_` soft shoe f nl the mlddl of the

f D O . d ERLIN`,Dc 26- _ T0 e ,_ -_ _-_

bnailsdsrxened matgexzrfotnthshlfifgl Ottawa Sllamrficks, wchopsrglbtlflilr- “nk” W°n'e" ‘ned "° kmck 1" " ` §l'O§,l;E 3 EYZWTOYX3 nlnégoautset l ' 'T v in me °°°°°4 *ww Wi'-h Kina 1”! lb# ¢°1il‘Ji”lii- wiiisiit wiitinu- “id” W' "h° Wm b°“°°°d "er ms duReErdklrg~H°len“ "Wm U" mm' rrflre »lr§`u"{he rw. ellgroblnlrohsrllel 0 M Clancy and Bill 'rhoms assisting. ed to display their superiority when “ack mm me °"°' In tm nm my Inga; sh 1" wpefrf l Corralh-r nf the Maple leafs who V S e

Charlie Conaclier's goal, on Joe they defeated Berlin Skating Qllub fnme ymma Hu P1°k°"'°.h°d “"5” wif nnicken.. Niehsge he ues lworcfl ll goal each period against s 1-r--or-1-=.»-wownweefsr °-1 1- -1 -el-ur hockey time ;;i,*;g',';°,§;i‘=_,_‘;'° ,M°";;§,“;,;;”;‘,§‘;i ,r,.°,‘L,,,,, ,,¥,, ;;.,;';§ ,:,§:,rr.‘.......... r.......e...e..e... .T 11° Wglves I Olilght in me ‘mm with mm mmutef ture had tied le up for the Hawks ;°C_§1;i°il_i>1¢. ugdeimliilled even bv` .

jun, ggecondg hm-_ a ax and t e goal Judge failed

wards in action to force over the SUMMARY to _,xml me muy nd me 'ou '___

illll TAKE

(Canadian Press)

x_oGill University can cnrri ihv

ovinw of Quebec senior llock-\'

championship the Red .\qll.lri will

tinue in Allan Cup eliminations.

galch Dr, R. B. Bell a:‘.;iollllc<‘d to-

.lollrlrly Goitsellg was the bes_t dny before leaving with lhu team

s qi its annual United States ill-

rlrive to top place in the United vaslon

- Unbcatcn to dzltv, thc McGill

team is generally relxlullivcd as thf‘ best amateur squad in this section, I vor:-rl to take the senior group

the

Leafs. Despite the fact Red has tale and represent Qllchvc .n Do- been out under suspension for sev- minion liiiiylbfls.

eral games, his 67 minutes is a.i-

he .

Hawk reerguard who has hail Engush Mother

Has Happy Life

In Mining Town

WTNNIPEG, Dec. 26.-fC.P.i-The

rigors of a Northern Ontario min- ing camp hold a charm for Mrs.

Hmrd C . Hinds, young English mo er who, with tile for-tllude of the old pioneers, went into the Red Lalse gold country to join hor hus- band last year.

‘Coming out" by aeroplane to

Hudson. Ont., Mrs. Hinds has just made her annual visit to lvlnnlpeg. Despite the glamour ailrlcrlrd to the once-a-year trip to the city, she professes a deep femur for lhe llzile

3 town of High Gold .\i.nc.s, in the

pines and water co-.mlry of North-

c

is somewhat la. W1' than anticipated earlier in the season owing 9° UP' em on"°“°'

Euro ‘ ed. t-

Wm revisions 01 “Bn ma lady from the north dec'are<l, life

From a womans viewpoint, the

in a gold mine towrl can be a fas-

fy .

ti .

’““" °‘ 1933 Argentine ?;.°d;,‘f,c‘;§`_ cinatil-lg experience. not rllll vivid

3&,in a1§_u21,Spf;u;w§°;1_np;',l;1:_,5‘ ation which assaiicd her on her first those iountra harveswd .bout 1 _ nrrival with her baby in arms and

' a second child but two years of age.

in her mind is the feeling of desol-

The feeling is not with one ‘or

1933 “S °°""’"°d with “bm lm long, she said. ln me hlrrterlend.

million in 1932. A feature of the

World wheat proclu tlorl in 193

tedl

urns

past morlth was the official esti

'uc

where the settlements are cut off from even aeroplane communication

mate of the i933 Italian wheat crop for long pe__1ods_ Conuadeship has

ndicating lotal prod million buslle‘s.

l.i0‘ll of @'i

been fostered to a high degree.

In the new country, Mrs. liinds

Th°,1§?,;‘f15usu.‘,n|w‘h!d°“t°1;3 ssid, all work hard; contentment Ls WW ‘C . y es' m mr th|:'cigns supreme. The one dread is muon busheé as wmpa W' `ihat some day the rsulllry wil' be

210 millon last year. Wet weatheri

er part of the wheat ucing ar

of wheat in

prod

ained of the vciow ml-tal nc-

ea and hariesting has bem delayed. N I ks th t on le is thought that recent exreseive Wm b_,g§_y§:§f,, 'gf _'ms

_ , dr _ - _

has been expe .encecl over s great- msxutmg A move to grE_,n_.,_ my

9

moisture will lower th the new crop.

qmlny dlwestenl city. By time time lanes

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will bc frozen over 'planes will again

The _first ofilc nl rslimate of i933 be nm? to “md in the mm, _.md

Atginunp “haw "Wfmcd 5 “Op she will rctllrn i0 hor hllsllnrlfi .lllrl

of 256 million hllslll-is as conzpaedi fnmny

t 236 ml" last v lv. The of-

Wlh r."-ll _ ,_ fic al esiilllnlr was ialirr than ex- poctfd ill View of thc unfavourable

conditions vxlz- rilnc-d early in lhe

USING WOLVES AS

BEASTS 0F BYRDEN

.:'o\\".n;- 1.-nmll. if thc present es-1 vcmdun png,

-mate i~ -\»allzlc.1_ the i933 Argen-

` PINCHER CREEK, Alta, Dec. 26l

f ne "he" “W I* me hmm' ma: -'training wolves for market has

ww.

Wold trade ia wheat continues

hrouglv good rrtums to a farmer

dstfict He trains lhc ani-

_ in this i. -

on a small sca..e. Record Eu»rlofpean_ mam w mul sleigh, and 8,11, tmm; \v.~.elt prwluc lon this year involves. .0 motion picture companies

s sma‘l movement during 1933-34.

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Strange happeninss U9 1121118

seen in the “Big Pour" series. The famous Moncton I-lswks. ch!-5191011! of Canada., have suffered four loss- es in their last five starts. while the lowly Beavers have won their two recent engagements.

Prom now on it will be my

tea.m’s victory in thot remective clashes, At Halifax in Christmas night the local team displayed their finest form of the year. True they lost thc decision but it was a doubtful victory for the Wolves in view of the most unsatisfactory iviork of goal officials. i More stability in the local per- soneii seems at last to have been _decided on, and the fans will see llonlght the best, of our local puck- slers in the line. Returning last night the Red and Black were in good spirits and in-tent on givin! local followers the very best of which they are capable.

'I‘onight's game should combine

every desirable and thrilling fea- ture of our great winter pastime. From goal outward the locals will be strong and every effort will be made to hang a defeat on the Scotian representsdves.

PACIFIC COAST POLICE

_ CREATE UNIQUE RECORD

l (Canadian Press)

VICTORIA. Dec 26-Se'vcnty-

five years ago. on Nov. 19. 1858. Jrlmce Douglas. governor of Van- couver Islond, was sworn in ss gov rnor of British Columbia at Fort I-Ansley. and the first prov- incial police force in Canada was born IL's strength numbered 24 , all ranks, from cook to commission- ler, This was 15 years before thc Royal Northwest Mounted Police force was orgnnird T0dHi' the force numbers 10 of-

lflcers and 254 non-commissioned *officers-exclusive of special con- istilbles. stenog-aphers and junior ‘clfrks-under J. H. McMullin, com- misaioner It operates over 100 automobiles and motor-cy¢leg_ gig Di”ii"l 01' Ras'lir:e motor launches and several outboard river bonu ard, in 1932, covered 2.000.000 miles in carrying out its duties.

Moreover, if. has the distinction

of op.°rat‘ng the only short-wave radio-teh-graph police system in canada. reirllr in constant com- munication with all parte of the province through eight land uid three ship stations

Dressed in khaki uniforms, with

officers style tunic and green ool- lar and tie tn dstinzuish them from millt a, the provincial police- moll are s familiar sight in the smaller centres of British Colum- bh-l In the nor‘hem portion of the province the ¢int'r equipment in-

|cludes Gewrlan socks and mocras-

ins with a wolverine parks to ward off the lnlrnse cold: when ou? on lonely patrol duty

Bl' lnunrll canoe, nl:-to;`f_\‘cle,

:lut mlbiie, horse, dog team and on foot the B. C po‘l.~e c~rr_v out mul- tlfnrous dutirw Bc<ldes the ordin- al°'.' rout ne of awarding the peace of the ccmmufltv, they get gg pr s-riltnrs il c‘~ cs arising in un- orga 'iw-ri. r|l.=‘r'et<, off times pitted against skilful criminal lawyers; mllecl tlws if all kinds in the snlllllcr _:r-‘rfmelllsi nrt gc grime wardens, roroners sliperldisry mag- istrates mining rrcrlrdenl, render first aid wh're doctors gre un- nvallnblc: p~.-form marriages in the absence of clergtfren arid even reed bu.-i-l s rvi--s :lt the grave-

I-rom August 1 to December 18,' “RAN-,ING CA;-|~|_|.; l

world shipments of wheat and .lour amounted to 200 million bushels as compared with 224 mil- lon during the ccncsponding per- iod last year.

WITH PAINT BRUSH:

((`anad.i:;-Press!

REGINA, Dec. 26-Thr pa‘nti

llrush mal' soon r place the red-1

The London Wheat C0nfe'l'enoe‘ hm mn as an inmumcnt for-|

fotimated world import require- I ; ¢_ -» -0 -u-l z:t.';‘:"‘.'i.f";.'1;.1'.:::;;;.'r.:."* bushels. ro aah world shlperrerm: ‘ 5 ' ' , have amounted to 200 million leav-1 1 g hr 1"* ‘ °""“°° °f 3°" ""5 °“ *° "V zrppugimwllthr rf rl? :reels ihiolad during tile balance of the' `

pore reqoirenouta. slightly iargarl L",

dll! lik.

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This nenv defll for cattle comes in

rrmancnt brand which

dtnsly. Vcrciii' er wheat clearances to date are less than half ibm- of

year and the fdiani bookings all pouiisins- ‘

side

Many' an o`ll tranper or sour-

dough l-rs cruse to feel grateful to the prcrlnclal p~llf~e, Failure of these po of-s to retllm t* their usual haurts before mid winter means an lr‘.tf‘l'1sive searrh hy the officrln w n often finds hs man disabled bv an-.dent or illness, mil- e.= from civii1.ni‘on First sid is rrncl-rar! and the lrng trek back beg"-~, Fomcfimcs this ls made the mor-~ d r'll-ult because the old- tlmrr lr ll become insane, but the real story is hidden in the concise report to headquarters '

waasdlaa Pi-rel '

MONCPON. Dec. 2* ’-‘he Bask-

atoon Quakers will ar-l *' flare in an exhibition game against the Moncton Hawks tomarrow night, before embarking at Saint John eri-

laisrasiiawsl inns

. sdledule, if the playing of the game

,.

MEET l\l|AKE|lS§i TON|GiEi

(Canadian Pnl) _ `.

sAsKA'rooN. Dee. as-wltbzillr

lineup that carried them QQ! to the Allan cup finals lam ii virtually intact, saalratoon wk' today were Eur0v¢-bolmd. Itali- tlon games have been arranlbd' at_ several points between hsro --msd Halifax where they embark Dec.l for an invasion of the eontiilsnfs hockey strongholds

They will play exhibition games at Fort william nee. ie: Port Ar- thur, Dec. 20th: Sudbury, Deo. 21 and Petsrboro Dec. 25.

With the exception of two mam- ber-a, the squad of iz pisvvrl gam- prisc the team which bla-lsdy ill way eo the Western Canada cham- pionship last, sea-soil. "Ab" Welsh has replaced Tony Hemmzrling on are line while Tommy Dewar re- placed Smith on the defence.

Qisll-kcrs' pct will be ably taken

can of by the veteran “Oomq' Wood, a native of Elon, Oni. Cooney’s hockey career started with Kitlchener-”G'reerl Shirts and this is his fourth year with Quskars. B0 holds the Canadian record for , ahutouts in Allan nip play- '

Harold "Robb" Wilson, Bal

Piper, Ron Silver and Tommy Dewar will guard Wood on the ds- fenoe line, Wilson, ar|'.¢\i!-\ dl fill squad, and Piper learned their hockey f.n the Basket-con school league. Silver, av Unity p!o&l:L graduated from Univanitv 4 Saskatchewan sexist while Dewar developed in Moose Jaw city lealub and junior teams.

Jimmy Dewey, Bert Bcharfe, Les

Bird, Ray Watkins, 'Rlny Rogers. Cliff lake and “Ab” Welsh per- form on the lina in improved fash- ion eacb time out. With the excep- tion of I5ewey ali are home-brew youngsters who received their tu- ition in school and junior circuits.

Bcharfe, at rilht wing, has led

Northern League scorers for two seasons. De'we'y's speed and weav- ing play at centre made him s standout last season. Rogers, sn- other right winger, is an original. lake and Bird, le-ff wingers gradu- ated from local school ranks.

Average age for the team is 24

years which stamps it one of the youngest senior teams playing in Canada. Wood, cagey net minder, and 83 years of age, is the daddy of the club.

Tomorrow night's game will re-

place the scheduled game between the Hawks and Saint John Beavara in the "Big Four." The “Big Flour" game has been postponed and will be played at the end of the league

will in any way affect the final standing of teams.

NATIONAL PARK

NOW ADVOCATED

FUI- CHURCHILL

WLN-NIPEKI. Dec- 26-iC.P.)-

Provins: al governments throughmlt Canada shortly will be a&led to suppo t the l-stablishrnent of an Arctic National Park for the pro- Iection of fish and game resources of the Far North.

The novel proposal comes from

D'. A. D. Bakov, ficsheries ex- pert of the Biolog cal Board of Canada. As a. first siclp toward sav- ing fine Arctic qleciea i'roi1»-ol- tlnction he proposes to u and propagate tha musk os, the natural good nrppiiq of the Ekkirno and northern ind sn.

An ideal siie for the park. Dr.

Bajkov, wluid be skip of land astride thc Churchill river, Sal' Manifoi-la's ne. asspot, on $11- son Bay. In this connection I s energetically promoting tha @11- illsiion of tre Canadian Arctic as- sociation for scerltifio Rsnaroll.. He has enlisted the support of men interested in riolqical problems in va ious universitiu.

fn view of tha rqid develop-

ment of northa-ls Gash the doc- tor said, encroaohmem on native hunting grounds and mercisl dlcvalqamm

game rasourou

bioiog cal survey sassy but urfn points out, have

to Greenland sad

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