'"1

1 1

5. VF!

vw as

1.3"'

'1 H, .

-ri

sion of a series of sermons on The 0,, Sermon on the Mount, s and making vivid aprplicat ti‘lit'i1s presented in that

utterancxi.

the so-1-mon.‘ This was the colnclll- C

ludg from 8.45 to 7 0‘clock, prment- M ing Mendelsaol-1n’s Andante, Nevins E Narcissus, Handels Air,

Mx' Dingwell took the solo

en of Prayer." Nh- Quigley and Mr

llngwell took the tenor

btlle S0103 in "Oh be Joy'1ul'. The

flowers which added no mu

nh this day were tho gift, 01 Mi-,g

Men-.lu Calder, in memory

hther.

§F’ll° lie Iwcll sukrrl to Pk-'I iota 1-f limes.

‘ He who :island you? hihb-iM0tl'i§r_Qd §|_t_hg',

. __ I ._ , .l ,, r.....,._...-, > \ ,., ,, ‘/_

_.5 i 1*-*bb `-Nun ...._._4 L...._...._../-__/-\./..... _._._....._..-...

) V v i *_ i ` ____,_T ._ .____,_ .___ ._...__,_%‘-_;»,-,- -Y»~ ~-- ';~

-_- ,.. ... .... (Central Guardian!" "P 24,, "1""

so-mtermcim c.a1.°r.-xo¢-

noone;-soolu lull. g ' sunny siliool amen us - ~ _ _. -

can-lien' Animal meeting ccmmene- _ ll! TIG 1 `

mmQ>-SD>3

U|'O :node in

with lOU|SE DRESSER

Joel McCrea Sharon Lynn' Helen Cohan J. M. Kerrigon ,

2535

.-\\ ,_

TUES-WED.

\.\ wmf1>°O<-D

“J

-r are

made

order

\ J Milt. 3.15

`~~.\_ 160, 370

" \_ E\'e.`l nb-8.45

` 260,420,520

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` . l1nll.l.1.1.\"1 `

[ I, ,.1 wl1‘

I 1 lfcaslllso rl'.\'

Young love hlooms . . . old lo\'e lakes the curl- in rainy Reno. \\'ill Rogers surrounded by dizzy flames in best coni- cdy of his career.

-TL ,LA

. -'* 'i' .... - -;..‘-»~'.'.:~=.-ii:

‘Church Services

TR/ev c. N. Brown or 'ri-inllyi

Chu,-v~,h pr;-5911;,-d 5-este,-(lay morning eggs declined, colored cheese was in

in the Baptist Church exchanging 1 pulpils with Rev A. C. Vincent of i the Baptist Church. The subject of l

Mr Browns excellent sermon was to

"Salvation by Grzlcef The tholight`ci:1l.; and extras will be three cent: was based on the loxl, Epl1csiai1s,ilo 2. 3- "By UNCC i\lff`- .V0 Si1\'0<i. l-il1‘0UKi'i fresh lirsts, pllllet lrxilwis and sccolilll. fliltil Ill this S€l‘itl‘llCe W0 HRW 0110 will decline two wuts at 38 cents; 33 Of U10 irreat DR-SSH-Fw Of U10 cents and 30 cents a dozen respect- Bibh- In it Sf- Paul mam-‘ R ma?" ively. Storage extras renialn ull-

‘éllous coritriblilioii in 1'l‘llglon-ilic

today when spiritual life is tlllrxilcii fl,

ed by the dcaclclllng of the l11.1ie1'ial, ic the dazzling of the very rlpeecl of,our -'

. i=

living. ‘

, (_

`Whal do we mean when we say. _ "The (irace of (lf7d`? lt is .1 ,»l1rzuc`

n\'r‘1‘flo\v1ng with life. _ri \'r~1'j.' pil-l111'v oi' rind. lnllcrcnt is the lilcllclit of‘ _ the Almighty Fathcl"s willlnu, loving 5 L xvailllljz to bc reconciled, His \\'el-fu eoilic to the soul, His making thc '"0

first 111o\'<». Lot us llilnk of Hilnisox _ _ _

evra' ar. pi'<‘.=:-lit, into1'c.<tcrl, l1el|>i`1ll,icen-is R pmlnd- Last .wcckg wcviwé 11e\<'r 11.. incllfff-renl, withdrawn o)i~“wV° $863 boxes' Wmle Cllcesc ‘mb ;),.M,,v quoted at ll cents a pound with col- *_*

'Yo :irp smell. Gettlin: into a new “cd cheese 3 Com' _mghcn Rccclrlm '

nu,,,,d,, ,D (;0d_ mmm; from where! fir' I1.;/o \\‘c1‘ic were .192 licixlfx 3\l".\' .W .|,, . rf.. Hm, to “.h,.,.¢ “.0 Cx ;B1'l1l1s\'.1ck urtell liloilntilili iistlitol-s

if-1111;. llrsis 32 31 io 32 cclliu i1:i<l

THE MARKETS

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL. Qlivi. Jail 11-B111- Judge Inman on Friday and applica- icf =1d\'ar1C@<i sicafilllf lest week 011 lion 11-as mario by plaintiffs counsel

he produce and dairy market here,

lcnluilcl and potatoes were firm. ‘rices of eggs to rvtailcrs will be ullc O three cciits a dozen lower, prices

be effective tolilorrolv. l-‘rcsh spe-

wel' at 46 and 43 cents a dozen,

`el1a112°<l at 33 lo :ll cents and slor- liicrllitles vfollccrilillg the Motor Ve-

csllellce oi' his message, the heart of l ug

il'l¢ gosllcl ol Jesus. 'l`l1i.'; is the fm lhouglit that has. inspired e~.'e1y'be great rel1a.s<‘enca of religion. Never A war, iilirntion to it mo1'cncerir‘d lllall io

e firsts will be down two cciits :lt cents, while storage seconds will one ccilt lower at 26 L0 137 Cci1iS dozen. Ontario fresh ears, in cal' tswvcrc li11ci1aii;fc'ci'," 'C`\i'r51E 'llciiift lolfcl at 36 to I-l7 ceilif; f11‘.~l:s at Sill . ils and seconds :it 27 ci.-nts. Blit- h Columbia was were also 1111- llallacd. extras _-rlllllfx fit 37 i0 fifi

illris ul. 28 to 29 cclils a <i0Z<‘ii. ecviilis Inst \\'r~l~l»; \\'1‘rc 0.067 c:1.\:c.:_

32 cents a pound and '.0 retailers 15- were 33 cents and prints 34

1 ca'-lol;»1\'r1'e 35 l'l‘l1i~; pvi' nincti'

w__,,__.,__W_|_ _.,,._._¢,,A., illlilcs to the north townrli Egnlollt '?l;if,_"- '-' 'k 5-:~.~l~: .

{L$l..(‘l'l] lUi1\'ll.‘lllD.'~' llllll'll)(`l` Oilily l)li.1`-,\L\nt ann: the Chrismnas Holidays' llrizui butter was quoted at .il 1--'

.. *y ° ._.TALl<1l-3 1 -

WORLD FAMOUS wrrs PHILOSOPHY f " 1--mr ' ,,,‘_‘°» ,2‘f MATRIMO -

N NY AND DlvORcc-- ' ll/_{_’.“ I

T0-DAY Flying I-Ioofs---

Tllrobbing Hearts ! ,

ln a Thrlilint Bun for the Sweepstakes and Honor . . . Thoroughbreds to the Finish. Red-blooded Drama of a Jock- ey who proved himself true blue. WITH

,ji ro luv °..’::.;`§ ‘

' ALSO SHORT FEATURES ~ _

°~ wcslsv lmnliv

ii;

.Western Guardian

-NORT BEDEQUE AND FREE-

TOW UNl'l‘ED CHURCIIES:-The Aluillal Congregational Meeting will ur nciu in (no ohuron at North Bea- cque oil 'Fucsday Jan. 13th at Two O'clock p. m. `

-MR. J. FRANK ARNETT has re-

ceived word from the Postmaster General that the air mail service to and from Moncton which opens to- .`. day will include both Summcrside and Charlottetown.

-l-‘ISI-IERMEN LOSE NETS BUT

l)ls(`0\'ER THEM LATER-Three flsllcrineil belonging to Egmont Bay llanlely Lco. D. Arscnault, Arthur :inil Arciill Barrizllilt, lost their large _-nu-li nets O11-'1`llcsda_v, Jnllllary 6th, wllvn thc wind shifting to thc cast 4-:1i'rlcd tile ice outside thc strait. A vl:1_v or two later the wind shifted :1l;;11l1 and b1'|1lir;l1t. the ice hack four

Ilav Cllllrcll. The nets were recov- crcil ilot very much damaged.-S.

--COIJNTY COURT-The adjourn- cd case of Margaret Murray vs. Henry Smith came bclol'e His .Honor

for all amcnrlment to the summons bv illsertilig the name oi’ the regular -111.-111-1' of thc lnotor vehicle, Austin Sluith, iilstclill of the defendant. H<‘11r_v snlilh. With the consent of roiill.-.cl for defendant and payment of costs this was allowed. On thc other points the Judge rcfuscd a noii-:.;ult and reserved the same. On agrcelilelit between counsel the case was further ncljourned until, the Marcli tc-rnl. Some intcrcstillg tcch-

iiiclc Act \vr~i'e disclosed clliring argu- nlcnt of Coul1sel.~S. A

PERSONALS

, --Mrs Carl (111-olinii Newton spent llho wr:-k-elirl with friends in Sum- ! mcltflflr.

..~.\'i1i.si‘s Emma Troy and Rota

liliills lui.. returilcd to Souris Con-

--.Vliss Adelaide l-lunlphrcy, B. A.,

has returlicrl to Halifax, after spend- ing 11:51' Cllristlnas holidzlys at her lloillc ln Kciisilipnli.-Y.

__ J

W GOLD

(Continued from page 1) `

ed with an appeal for hard thinking and earliest study so that future gcllcrations may be spared a recur- rence of present day collditions. The speaker was secretary to the Indian Finance and Currency Commission in 1913-14 and of the British capital issues committee in 1915. He was n member of thc Anglo-Frcllcll finan- cial mission to the United States which raised the Anglo-French loan of live liunoroel million dollars in 1915. From 1910 to 1922 he was con- troller of finance in the British Treasury.

Sir Basil admitted that his pro-

position that a country required gold only for meeting adverse balances abroad, was a. novel doctrine which is likely to bc controvcrtcd in vari- ous qunrtcrs, especially by those who cling to what I am afraid I regard as antiquated cllrrelicy theories. Nevcrthclcss lie asserted, I believe it to be a true doctrine. I believe' also that when it is generally accepted and acted upon, the first and most important advance will have been registered towards solution of the problem of how to maintain stability of prices and to save the ncxt gen- eration from a recurrcliee of dis- astrous and unnecessary trade de- pressions, such ss we are all suffer-

ing from today.

an *_

Narrow. Escape ‘ For St. Jo/ln Boy

*__

(Canadian Press)

SAINT JOHN, N. B., Jail. 11._.

SRWUS 1011-ical'-old Freddie Lceman froln probable. death at Anagancc Ridgc. Kings County, yesterday re-

suited in a smashed ski on_ll.M plane of--ine--'stfiroim '1~'“'l'y'ing"c'l'uio- and 1. “a1'1'0\V CSCHD0 from thc pilot J. "Scotty" Sterling, and his passenger, Walter Nickerson, Union Street, this city.

The plane was about to land, the

boy suddenly ran into its path. Startied, Sterling inalnllgcrl to sct the planc‘s liose up and clcarccl the youllgstcr. Going up furtller, :1 ski caught in a fringe of trees and in landing the plane went up on its nose when the slnashcd ski broke through the crustcd snow. Neither the pilot nor passenger was injured. The plane was repaired and flown

-».‘;~ei1al.ol~ Crcelnlan M:leArll1ur rc--

nlrilcd home to Summcrsidc on Fri- day from thc flu' sales iii Montrcill.

back to the city today.

9 WL between Us ; pounds bulk, and to i'c`.z11lcr:; were ii.. In

1 R wpa,-,mon ,rents pci- cighly pound ball. .. _ _`

with glad ron lilerc come: the es God and lnun ati

ed lm. lnadc real,i

‘e of being saved.i _-.re is not seziieiliznzl' i- for all. ii is :1 pro-l 1. Ivot 11 1n;i|.i='r Ol`H ut being right for allgp 1 Faith. This is curl,” reconciliation, a con-'h .nakes us act, a, vision u

.ad to the power of God,

.<5 ua, in devoted love tolpd

.n all we have and are. “By tu are _vo saved through Faith". m the eveniniz service, Rv A. C. H

.-viii. preached, delivering an elo-.so

-lem. address on "What to do with U

ming up M

lon of thciby immortal

Miss Spencer gave the organ ple- on

uunaldoi . d in "Gs.r<l- 1

and bars-

ch beauty

Haque-It

to pr

=.tant presellce. Sil1,i U

_ ` I 'l

. _ l

lCunu1.ll:1n l'r¢-csv ~- ltlrfs. L. E. McLellan has return- BERLIN- Jan 11»~/“UNK UUCICP

MC'5.`l`Rr1AL-_ Que.. Jan. liJ.»-llliuil ell to hcl' honic lil S_vrl11cy,‘ N. S., “mme "3"m° 5° Cnllcd difli-f\i0l` azcn ){.ii1s:11'd, f-Inllriior lil Uv? f"i»n1 :1 lisil lo hcl' p:11'c11ts,Mi‘. and,Cmus°"°f the GC-""1" C°"5mU‘-|011. enslolls Depilri1r.el1t of ilic Clunld- lair... J, M_ Nogiigr-,_ of Summcysider P|`05idl’Hl VDD Hlndchburg today in r~ National Railways 1= :Earl .11 his .when she attended the funeral of mrvemd in 5' C031 dispute which ome here after s sudden llezirt sciz- her sister, Mrs. R. H. Morrison-.S. threatened ¢° U9 UP "V5 Ruhr mines. m He was in his Goth y,,ar_ ___ signing an emergency decree vesting Born in Ceymn, Mr lliln-iirrl \'.‘u:; ` -Miss Jean Shaw, Halifax, llaslthe Governmcnvs arbit" with wid"

--M1... 1111.1 A. A. MacLel|a11 and

Mrs. J. .H. McCullough left on Sat-

iu'rl:i\' nlnriiingr for Boston l\la<s,l

ning friends.-S.

Coal Dispute

ead In Manfred! lrliore they will spend some time vis- In Ruhr

-‘_

ucated in England and then rc returlicri home, after spending thc p°“'"'

rned to Ceylon lvlicre he was Conl Cllristmns holidays with her sister, It W" expectcd the di5PUi-0 lssioner of Police for some time. Mrs. lR.rv.1 C. N. Brown, Charlotte- “mum he Ended by t°m°"'°W» with 5 e later came to Cnnniln and was ns- 1011-11, and her friend. .\"‘-- Adclaldc,°°mi”'°m|5e i“`°V|dm¥ for 9 "X Def* ciated wilh the Grand Trlnlk Pnl- l»l1in1phrr~_v, Charlottetown. mn" cut 1" mmcrs' “'°‘3°5' The mine ic Rauway in Winnipng when U", owilers have dclnandccl an eight anadilm National took that line -M ‘percent "duction and U10 mme" °f' er he came to me Nga, nmces in 1 ,fcred to accept a foul' percent cut.

ontreal. Mr. Hansard is survive¢l` ' ° `_`_`°i°- his wife formerly Miss Annie M. Injurles Were "TW ‘me °f these-" Said me “U5”

Burpee, a daughter nf the late Hon. » “fly h°S't' pulling 01"' an oblfmg CM” Isaac Burpee of Saint John, N. B.; Not Serlous

e son, H. G. Hazen Hansard, ri "They are Dmch made "Um HBV' ontreal lawyer and two sisters, Miss ' -----~ ,Mm wb”'°°° grow" in Jaw' ‘md I

dith Hansard and Mrs. Archer Al- (('“"""“" neu) Wmtum to think' nm “nuke 8' gen' erson also Burvivm MONUTON, N. B.. JBJI. 10.--IXP UIDB C0l‘0'hl\."

juries sustained by railway men in a "No, thanks," answered the in-

frclght train run off near Dorchester tended victim, "I once tried 'em in

box, '

E of B I late yesterday aftemoon are reported Rotterdam. They sell 'em for a far-

(If af ey today to be less serious than was at thing in the Binnenhof. and a heed-

flrst feared. J. Alexander Btronach, Mile Powder ww with 08011 Smoke."

ALBANY. 0f0K0U¢ Jlll- 10'Ti\9 conductor, is suffering from injuries _,__

gf her youthful victim of a persLstr~11t

PU- lo his back, hut further observation DEATHS

Hehe. Orc" Sudwli. was informed mul lnflionlerl limi tho ofrools will _ _ _

. if,/1 so-any it hui been oouiwl hy 11

1 3

not be permanent. Herman Refuse, Mcl‘HAll.-At Comwali January 10,

llffluiilil Kfliil 0ibi\f1¢.V~A Pily-‘1iCii1i1 brnkenniali, xuslaiilcd li broken rlb,,l)onald Mcl”l1ail, aged 'fb years. Fun-

get mar- removed ll. A bearrlcd grain blew lil- buf, no 'vt 3| in

il ern juries have bcenicrnl from Cornwall Church on Tues-

t 9 Cai' lu-it lull. Oren fl0Cl<ic(i hi! ,ff1li11d. In addition to thcso two, Cliar-.l!n_v, Jail. lfllll, rnrvlcc starting nt 2 evlously had removed Only thclcs Jol111so11,ruadn1:1:1tcr, received in- ,o'clocl:. ln' - ~e~t (." ' all

,_ ___ clll. 1., .llllw Ccliict-

"*'°""~§r~___._,._`,.

ills-1 i1sie,w.°1u__°x.up_uq, ' _ luv. ' ` .

M i 3.

rnorzsrslvr onrluuvaaz, Re- “lv serve Thursday. Merch 5th for Mun- W0- moth Blllur and Tea. 4481 ~'.ii T

SPECIAL TBAIN will leave Ullar-

lottetown for Bummeraids Tuesday

lug Illia lppqi-neclal Bell. .

_ar monthly meeting-Social Hail.

7.30-Committee of stewards, regal-`

1 i .1-.»,l’i .»...-. rr ' ~ ~~

i -Y v4'a[\\J£"\i\f Iydi

' rim nltzb C u ` ‘“

_.r .

. celll ln no riot",

walt game. Return rare $1.70.

afternoon at 5.16 for Crystal-Abep

_ 4484-Zi

was the the

Los yest er, La a

he Pa Mr. Su the

of in

YDS

sem -a.

ESD wa

cas surf wal

at to sid be

Sister Mary

ANTIGONIBH, N. B., Jlll. 11-SlS-

__._

Hillsboro.

this Province.

been very noticeable during th

wild spell comes, said frontage re

a good reminder.

-1,

PERSONALS

-___

Mr. Thomas Cn.rr,» irlstructor in

aviation, is in the city and has inter- ested Quite a. number or young ,men in flying. He expects to operate a. flying.-school-here.--11 meeting 'wmi regard to some will be held in the Board of 'I‘1-ode Rooms tonight at 7.30.

Joseph Dead'

(Canadian Press) ,

SHOVEL YOUR. SIDEWALKS-It

has

esent winter season, that a large rcentage of the citlzenll do not

shovel the sidewalks in front ot their

ldences, with the result that when

bles ls. skating rink, or still worse veritable trap where pedestrians ecially at night, are :forced to lk with measured tread in order save broken limbs. In many other es, some citizens just scrape the ace of the snow from their side- ks, and only about two feet wide that. surely there is a city by law compel householders to shovel their ewalks. A stiff fine perhaps might

ls VISITOR.-<Mi». Donald Lawson,

Angeles, Cal., arrived in the city erday morning to visit his broth. Mr. J. A. Lawson. This is Mr. wson’s first visit to Prince Ed- rd Island. The first part of his trip made by ses, passing through the name Canal, thence to New York

Lawson arrived here about 3.4.5

adsy momlng as the train from mainland had been delayed. He

remarks on the sudden trsnsitlo which he experienced from the su

tro

n b

plcal weather of California to one the worst blizzards in recent years

'l’HEANNUALMEETlNGclthc

P1-ince!'Alwm1Islandl'!lyin¢Ol11b wlllbeheld iollillit at 'hlointho Boar-dot'1‘r|dolRocms.Al.|blUi.uea| menlnlvwicllvinvlteeioemnd asmstters ctimportanoo an to be brought up at the meeting 4479

,N0 ICE IN HAIBM.-During the

last few days the leo has. elsai-or-1 completely out ol the harbor, and the Rocky Point merry has contlnu ed service. Several days ago the lc;

sufficiently heavy to wan-mt discontinuance ct the trips of

scheduled to arrive in Cha-rl0ii°¢UWli at

yesterday morning. ,

the whole line was ln the vicinity of

- Moncton Eight/1

Miss Lena Rogers leaves this mom-

lng on retum to Boston.

time battle in the Eastern NSW m nnwiclr Hockey Ieasuc hm 5”'

. to _ hth.Batter1 1ieam-dc. ;‘;',’;‘; gnnnzomm U ¢, _,_ A your superb cameo, ma our oornblnea

three in a thirty minute. o,,,,,- with the excellent coaching o! Lum R

s.»-Willa; olnlo or Kina Darth cn, inspirational meeting ecmmcnl qailng the founding cl the Society -followed by locial Evening. llecld- ,cnee cf Mrs. E. ll. Ramsay, 71 Up- per' Prince.

SEVERE'

(Continued from page 1) '

Klny unwary motorists Batlmiay

evening were forced to abandon their can when they stalled in malw- banks in thastrects.A:numbero! these automobile were liberated when the plough passed throulh the main tliolroughfarss, `

At the street intersections with

mow piled high over the sidewalks pedestrians were obliged to make paths io: themselves which were soon worn down to 1-esQble narrow ull- es in a nlmrurs mountain range.

TRAIN MOVIMINTS

'ren and fifteen feet ot snow filled

the deeper cuttings on all parts of the railway lines of the Province and snow fighting crews with trains and snow ploughs were desNi»¢h°d 3° clear the tracks in 0140!' U19-ii Flu communication might be continued today uninterrupted. A train going west .from Char- itewwn last nicht met a tri-in working east from '1‘l¥Uish. b¢iW°¢° 1 mm-gd uid Kensington. The train which left Charlottetown Saturday evening at 7.30 for Bummcrslde 111'- rlvod limo at 6.15 last evening. hav- ing been stalled overnight at Kelvin. A train working on the eastern

line reached Mount Stewart. and proceeded to open the Pisfillid-LB-ke verde line to the Murray Harbour

The carierry had s. difficult cross-

¢" The clean cut victory of the Abe-

. 1118

1 e

hoc said

Scotia E. H. A., plans to carry the

swells over Summer-side Crystals last md‘V *Wh* hll dilwlled beyond the shadow of A doubt any miqivmn

that the fans may have with to

Wid

lowers

ram for the Island title. '

__&.

Gm Skating dub

mittee rcpori than vnu;

th Ulu

_name today and help get the l2.Hewasdeclaredsha-nolthsriuo

lm. `

arvin

Anofllcr "1'|llvme" 'I\Ip|IlN

bout by th! Pdnnaylvl-his Com-

Thl 'I\!I‘onY0 Mdilglhd lhlplm

says:-'rhé Nova Scotia Eastern Hockey Association of the Maritime branch of the U. A. 1-I. A., according to be the cle.

reports from 1-lallfax, seems to quite het up over the decision of c. H. A. A. to grant only asso-

te rnembershlp to a number of key imP91'is from Ontario. It is

that McManus. 'ot the Nova

regard

the local puck 'chasers ‘cracking o open," as some Delsimistic !ol-

°’ h°°|“7 term lt. On the

wntrcrv the wcuers of the red and black are very much in the picture TW' °"11”°i“°n vf mm play ana wallow. /ma wo bollm ll., M,,,_ general llrouna hockey ability hu Swllpcd them an even bot in the

'1'i1echairman'oftl1eskaflngcom-

ummm

wmive in nuidly. more an requir- °d.i.tthonecessu'ym»mbml1lp of 200i|tobc rnchedlryianight. Any pe:-sonlnterestnrdilulledtolendin .slr

b ntlrtcd. T0m0l'f!7w'mly be too llst

wal- into Ontario. Why into on

W] I i-an in of hu? omm dm '° "'“° “Z2

e Maritimes' proxy? As 1”

as we can understand, ontario h

but one vote in th, ¢onf,,-ovmy hrs under no rang, og imum u ’ is bo admitted uui me 1>l:y:: can

Who

lli °lU8lll¢ Ill UID tY0ub18, quawy in phy in all MLHUMH. It rngy be OK. for the Maritime, or rather th, ova Scotia hstern Hockey “qua 0° Dull I Joke cn themselves, 1,," Du-mm GU °l\`th0 IBM 01 yuh,” hockey in Canada is mighty ham ,Q

clmobrmolioflll-.lm:»1ia...,,,, Wlyabuntk. ’i‘|||*‘I'|l~i| _-M ` I

illlull NUIYQ Q. Atnl¢icUclnmfuim h coammm Mcxlcbmelinghthncnly i,,,,,_ wdmichuapioihamwnqm, tclywnchnhhctdevithougnghg ingfcritlndettileholdu whos, rulgnwuua summon nooni, Svhnwlintvnnuuuvmlutyvme

'lilccdsncalvtiysixmonthurivi dayllatcr.~'l‘hel\cl.rss\appm;¢l, this in blvviilr was tiurelgn of

HI-rt. 'who was nroelalrriod

U .to

Mickey Wa1ker’s mlddleweight box- champion by James J. Jeffries, when

title was declared vacant by the nnsylvanla State Athletic Oom-

misslon Saturday. Walker had been given until January 1 to sign for A

title

mission, and when he failed to do

so he Wu automatically deposed.

HArtknock'edoutJackRootatReno, Nev.. July 8. 1906. and lost his nth M'1‘0mmyBu.!'ns0n1"sb.2l-l, 1905 exactly seven months and 20 dayi later.

Welcome Cheque Jim London, wcrld's heavyweight

wrestling champion, has given 1 cheque 101' 82,343.91 to be added tc the :fund for the unemployed. The sum represented I per cent. of the g-ross receipts :from the wrestling show in Madison Square Garden, New York, a week Iago, when 22.000 ` spectators, the largest crowd ever to attend a wrestling bout i.n New York saw Im-idos defend successfully lil.- title against Perens Holuban.

Branch.

ing on sotumuy night. the 1°-li 1°’ the season on the daily d°Ub1€‘5°“" lee schedule. The Borden train.

10.20 p. m. did not arrive until 3.45

Skating Ton igh t‘-Band 4484

The heaviest snow encountered on

Emerald, Kensington and Kelvin.

Wins Game

,,,d,y night. no the result, tire sich*-h f°

Buggy are on even temis with the

c. J. A. at tho new of tivo league Z’

ta susson, the other onirant ln "4

C. wi the

sltion.

`_ of

WING SHUTS 41 Q

B111

' - stung by defeating the 0 N. R. Hot-

(clmmn new el sextettc 4 to 2 in a fast and ex-

Mopiyron, N. 13., .lar-1. il-'rue Citing Mt fn.

usual

circuit occupying the cm" W brickwall of the L. P. U. defence.

N. R. HOTEl Z

was-1.;"r.' U; wing' sliéli acura :ther victory to their already long

passing some-and

h was too much for the hotel

cn, who nevertheless put up a hard

ht contest.

Bill Ryan was again the spark plug the L. P. U. Iorwal-ds. Dreeo Smith

Tileninncrs last

‘ll

Joie McDonald were again the

ckle Ohlpman in the not played his

steady game.

"Dickie" Purcell tha old iron man wma days stlu snowed Ilaslias

ter Mary Joseph, Superintendent of St. Mai-tha's Hospital here. died yea- berday after failing to rally from an operation. She was thirty-nine ysars old. Sister Marv Joseph, a daughter of Warden Campbell of the Muni- cipality of Antigonisl-1, was trained at Glace Bay Hospital and became Su- perintendent of Nurses here shortly after her graduation. With the erec- tion of the new hospital building here in 1825 she became Superintendent of the institution.

Turk ey Wish es

To Cooperate

(special to the Guardian)

GENEVA, Jan. 10.-'hlrkey made

a bid for a share in the worlds leg- llrniie opium business nr offering ic enter the flrnsva Narcotics ron- "mllnn if the other signatory manu- facturers would concede her "a fair quo:c" of the international trade in stlipofylng drugs. speaking before the League'| advisory committee on 1-pim, which Legan an lifipovant session, Chevket Faust Bev cfcred Tlil'kcy°s cooperation in the regulat- ion of narcotic tramc. He gays fig- ures en Turks_v'l exports tc Europ- ean countries and said thitlcn evbry shlpxvmt his flovernment notified the Consulate nl the ae.::i11a?.im c.:'u-ntry.

While admitting that fraud was

sometimes el!-.lied and regulations evaderl, he denied that I'.l.'k.1y was the centre of illicit tnmc. He claim- ed lt was the turkish Gcvemlneiws hilninliiral-ian fpirit which n-.pcllcd it to desire to cooperate with League agencies in tuppressing .iileit traf-

gams of hockey,'vYhllc their two additions, Dillon and McMahon

`I|lN|ilRS lil THE FDRUM

’I‘heJ1mi0rlIillholdlw|.yettl1e

Rrnlm tomorrow evening, when the Gyms and Silver Ibxes open hostili- ties in the new hockey series.

Lineupsz- silver rm. cms , Goal

llclntyn 0'Nlel Kennedy.

Defcdee W. hrgilon B. llcnmu A. Incer ' 5. Kennedy Melee

Forwards G. Whitlock ll. Cm-ris P. campball B. ooir G. Stewart G. th-is Begg- B. Mahal' D. Nlchollcn Blanchard Rcttmbury . Flllltel

(spoolla to the Guardian) SHANOI-IAI, Jan. lo.-Hundreds or

persona died in a snow and dult torm, which subsided tonight Mink' 1-aging two days southward from Monlolia's deserts to Yan8Si0 V’-1' ley. The storm laid an icy seige over all North China. Hundreds of thous- ands were |ui!ering acutely in tem- peratures averl¢in8 15 d¢__Sf°°° 591°' uro. Largs numbers continued to freeze to death.

_--*lil

Monthly Review General Business In T7ze Dominion

(Canadian Press) 'I‘0RON'lD. Ont.. Jan., _11-During

December general b\l§lnHi| ln Cl.nl- rg mana only slight reccsion bs- low the Nomniber level. llyl Y-mf monthly commerciai letter issued by the Oancdlan Bank” of oommercc. andwasfrsefromscmcotthediil- tuning influmcea which have oper- ated in the nut. The most pm- nounced decline occurred in thc automobile and allied industries. Building construction during 1930, #lille less than in 1929 was greater than in 1928. For the second month in~ succession Canadian business seems to have followed a smoother course than world business. Activ- ity in Osnadl, while somewhat be- low the November level and marked by irregularity in industrial open- tlons, was comparatively stable and

Chénese Are Now ofngarmer you-| and Played a wond-

Freezing To Death 32'.

the shining lights on the 0. N.

a.. som mm. _ Gillis, Ryan. Iluad and Bevan;

flashed the red light for the L. P. U. Wing Shots.

Mclidlallon and Dillon ecorcd for

the hotel team. , Manager Rush of the L P. U. team

wishes to thank the following mer- chants who wen responsible for put- ting the same on the slr. Carvsll Bm., Davis and Fraser,

Hickey and Nicholson. A Pickard and Co. C. Lyons and also Mr. Johnson the contracting plumber of the C. N. R. Hotel.

During the game Jack "‘I‘prry”

Prowscofthswlnglhotehadthe misfortune ot reecivinl I nlinful in- jury, which necessitated his leaving

N. H. L. -Results

kfaldayihctaylccflr- Naticualnbcksytnlulnzmlhhfr

:eat-'lklcntolvamdisnsdl Ae millnoelphis - Pluladelvhil Quak~cn4Mon£realltlfb.1uon|3-

a-_-_-._-ni.

Lady Passenger Lost At Sea

From' Steamer

the game. It is hoped that his un-‘ lucky ltrcak will not keep him out of the game.

Jimmy McLarnin To Give Up.Ring

(Canadian Press) TORONTO, Ont. Jan. 11-The

Star said last nllht that -limb# MC- Lamin of Vancouver, famous welter- ` weight boxer. some day in June is to be married in Vancouver and that he will then retire from the ring. Mchcmin stated in New York recently that ho would have only a few more lights. ` According to uomrnlnu frlomu ‘

in vancouver, who are not named. Mumrnin will _aovoto himself to bur- lness after his marriage and he is said to be interested in the fisheries in the vicinity of Prince Rupert. The

fic. The -21.'-lr -tice will '.e;:1y ic- m°H9l vt tml to NWI wl\r»\a‘.

free from any disturbance either of cbcrt or lem term character. ,_-_,_

Star says l1L~l manager "Pop" Foster,

(thnadicn Pnl) MONTREAL. QUO-. JNL 11--M31 1-rear-ions Monson. c MUN* °“ the Canadian Pacific 'stcamshiP Montclare was lost at lea on me voyage hom Liverpool it was learn- oq when the mul docked st 5°-

John N. B. yesterday. _ 'ras osnuuan nomo Bw-m=l“P oompany uve out the !ci1Uw‘1f"_i .moment concerning the mi#'h°P- "Mrs Henrietta MGI-006. Wh°~ Wim nor umm was 11 nwenser °“ th” Montcllra destined for Montreal, WHS reported missin; sunday. 4'1"- ‘- nie commander reported by wir°1°§-‘ out 11 tliomuah ses:-on of tho .<ii»l> cd been made as soon as lipfprciicii- sion was felt and that it WM 1""

sup-icq she had been lost at sri\~

CLASIFIED AD.. ____--L_.-----~* - LOST-PAIR 0!-` EYEGLAH.~.»,< corner Sydney and Gres-_t I rr ' Bt. Finder leave lit 173 S; 111191-' f"

nil»amb¢mai'rlcd.___._.--

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