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om TO or two gentlemen. 141-3 R THE 25TH, TWO for roomers for 1g with all modern ply 787 Charles or 140-3t WANTED. Dp COUPLE WANT room. Apply box 141-3 NS WANTED. SITION AS GENER- od experience. Ap- ue. C.D. Fisher. Li-3F MAN 24 YEARS sition as bookkeep r e, Eight years Can- perience. Box 1464 gt; 187-6 LEFT, DISPOSE OF AND. ROOM. HI ING AT ABSOLUTE COST ON ACCQUNT OF THE VERY UNSEA-, SONABLE, WEATH- WE ARE ENJOY- . THIS IS YOUR THEM - Put It Over Calgary Puck- work for ths visitors white Bud and James*Sutherland were the of the home team. The game refereed by Harold Deeton. ESKIMOS a by 13.to 3. BWAamonton,, Dec. 25 Fdmonton Ea- outelassed the Calgary Tigers) here today, winning by - of 13 to- . The feature of the - marvellous work in lark, the Tiger goal pped many of the SWAN THROUGH LY NEWS. Poctoat So-ttpocteet e LodSe-etoetontectoeioatestosioatectoegeeteezeay a BIG CROWD AT. HOGKEY GAME SEE Page 5. a ee se i turned out yeuterday. : to witness matches, allot which were played excepting two, that of Migales- borough vs,Bradford City Oldham vs. Liverpool, - whi abandoned on account of the Incle- ment weather. The results: 7 Sale London, Deo. 26, D heavy rains which that of were YANKEE WINERS OW ENGLISH THRE filly, however, failed to keep up the good work, when she disappointed in the 50,000 Eclipse. Maber had 433 mounts, winning 109, inclading three fdoad heats and four: walk-overs, Mar tin takes comparatively few mounts outeide the Whitney establishment. He had an unlucky sesson 4l vic- tories and 50 seconds. PRESTON S GOOD CLAIM TO BE CALLED HOCKEY TOWN / WOMAN Was Last in Swimming Race, But Got Applause For Plucky Trial. : Paris, Dec, 26 The.tace across the Seine today for the Christmas cup was swum today. Mme. Rene Mor- tier lined. up: for the stakt- at Alexan- dep IIL bridge. Ths. event Was wort easily by Gerard Melsmer, Who cow ed. the 160 metres (about; 1x2 yds) on ev 0 PURCHASE BUY Building lots Herald or Central ces, terms, etc. to P. ners only n ed apply. 38-tt, AN COTTON RAGS. nade. ett LLANEOUS S AND WINDOWS eral repairers: orders led. to. Apply 718 Phone 87 . -138-*t WINDOWS OR. OF- cleaning, write Long : 206. 186-6 London, Dec. 25. In PENED PARTIES ground, can have same class manner at the half-time score fair St. J. Halward, London. 125-tf Se eR neces a VARSETY LICKED SSES EVERY MON- Boston, Dec. 25- Th y and Friday. Ar- de for out-of-town or if desired. K. Her- BROS. The Man's Store Where You Get the Big Dolar s Worth LONDON INTERMEDIATES: BEAT PRESTON SENIORS game today the Intermediates defeat- ed the Preston Seniors to 5. Was 5 to 3 ip favor of Jetic association hockey team defeat- ed the Toronto University team 6 to 2 at the Boston arena tonight. an exhibition The Boston ath- FLOM Competitors in Boston Swimming Races Had Icey 'Time No Cramps. Boston, Dee. early a score of. hardy athletes plunged into the freez- ing Waters of Dorchester Bay, off the L Street baths today, to compete, in 25, 0 and 100 yards swimming races. Although the mie had to combat) case of cramps and every. contestant, finished, good time being made in each of the events. CLEGHORN S TROUBLE Toronto, Dec. 26. A summons will be handed Sprague Cleghorn, the Montreal hockey player, on his next appearance Were. His team. plays Tecumseh at the arena Saturday and he will likely make: his appearance t the police court Monday to. swer the charge of assaulting Ea- londe. oe a 3 ee THIRD LANARKS WON London, Dec. 26 The ' Christmas floating ice, there was not a singi heat he day vaatch In the Scottish league re- in one minute, Mor tier, who was suffering from a recent sprain, made a plucky struggle. She finished jast but the crowds re warded her - courage- by - rousing cheers, 5 A FINE ICE RACES SEEN AT TORONTO Toronto, Dec: 25: The opening day of the Toronto ice races at Hill- crest park was attended by a large crowd of horse enthusiasts and they witnessed-some spirited trotting, Owing tothe warm sun in the morning, the track was slushy. Creosote, who is a long rangy horse, had difficulty in going the first turn, Ray having to slow down every; time he hit this corner. Once straightened up the back stretch there was nothing to it. The first was back a dozen lengths when he hit the stretch but entering the home stretch was right on top of the leaders. and when Bedford swung-wide with Ora B. in an effort bi nto. Street, Medicine mE rate eee hob bob be be bob F sulted in a win for the Third Lan- to carry Lon McDonald wide, Ray ob i + arks over Dundee, the score being 4/came through on the rail and won NE HAT HIDE, FUR + LANGFORD PUT Hl to 1. tipo quite handily, lt; CO. The above have: * SAM McVEY OUT gt; gee Ray tried to repeat the perform- ; est salection of Secone F . Bydn y, Aus, Dec. .26 b K, 0. BROWN'S BOUT ance in the second heat but McEwan, 1. the elty.. We cary sam Langford Guockedsout New York, Dec. 26 Knock Out iio had the ble with Midnight Oro, ven. anil Heading aaa sam Mevey in th tnrtelstn Brown, oh New York, whipped young taved there afid as Ora B was right ind Clothing, Clocks. *f round here today *F Cradet of New York, in Brooklyn)... with Midnight Oro, Creosote iad ry, Riflee, Guns, Re + 5 + yesterday afternoon, the referee StoP- ., chance to get out. Tyo lengths ns,- Buggies, Harness, Seb bk ebb be ping the contest in the ninth round. +0.. the wire Midnight tiroke and come through, v line of winter goods thing mentioned abot est prices. Call at 50s St. or Phone 687. tf 2 HERE THE RAW IS OPEN. Don t sell your raw hides. till. 87 or write P, O, box Hat. Our price is from 00, Don't torget-it, and - -BUCKIN Saw Some ing. E BEST PRICES FOR furniture, tools, stoves, aw hides and furs, Call res opposite Dreamland e 295. D. Sidi success, There was and some excell: CTIONEERS off. It is announced ate, winner of the ride that There w NE CO., Live Stock ral Auctioneers, 519 Tor ck Sales every Friday uare:at 1 o'clock. Ranch k sales conducted any- . furniture sales con- ere, Consult us, our ex- our disposal free. Phone rowne Co., 519 To saat z AVES ACCOUNTANT, tradesmen s books writ- arges repsonable, Room K. 2 PHONE 453. CORSETS arantced for king and ru House No.7, te east sides of 699 for appointment oF box 2, Mrs. Matthews, 121-2m r urders now for the andsomely ilustrated In- wher, Over sixty pages. first of tho year, tf. Phone 751. PR Good Attendance at Event The first day of the bucking con- test being held in the local park by local cow punchevs proved a great goo work 1s also promised today lt;Jwhen the best and most successful riders of yesterday will today ride G EXHIBITION OVED SUCCESSFUL Good Rid- agood attend- ing. Som that the uitim- ompetition will 1. outlaw + 'Scarhead. somgexciting rides ensued. Oni ridefj.. Dave White,. was through his saddle working Reggie Pollock, Maple Creek, wai aleo unseated, but he was riding. hi quiet tittle it fell and hurt, however, Doo. Pardee made roping.- The exhibition on the whol tire: local boys. of riders yesterdi Roy White, Chas. White. Joe-AcDonald, Maple Creek; Bel Some, good buckers drawn by the riders yesterday and ce 005k, Corner, Block 108, for 4,000. Usual terms. Opposite Assiniboia Hotel. L. KOMM, Usual terms. * the corner in Block 65 for 4,000. Usual terms, Gndghill, Harry W jsor, Res. Pol lock Regsie Bray. PEERLESS BREAD Prop. unseated. loose. use at the time when jed on him. He wasn clever and obliging announcer and Hso-gave a couple of exhibitions of Dave White, Dick Clancy, Emory: Legrande Ray. attempted to Blocking. in Bedford s sulky, although in front at the Ray, stand, explained that the snow block- ed his goggles so that he could not see but the judges sent him back to last place and gav Ora B. the heat. Th the third heat Ray, for the first time during the race, was leading with Creosote af the half but in go- ing around the turn cut a little too short and Lon McDonald stepped in Ray's, wheel, disabling it, Ora B. won this heat from Midnight Oro. Midnight Oro gave. Creosote. a. rush through the stretch in the fourth and fifth heats but the big horse had. little too much left. d re 6 t a ie The steady going trotter Margot Leonard won the 2.18 trot in 1 straight heats, although: Silvertail ; was a strong contender for the first two heats but Margot had too much early speed for her field and was nev- er headed in any heat. McGraw. Trades Beals Becher Giants Send Gardener to Indianapolis for Goulait. New York, Dec. 26 The adntira- tion of John McGraw for the won- derful: speed shown by Pitcher Goul- cy Giant recruit, last fall is pro- 1 pabls) back of the rumor that waiv- ers Have been asked on Beals Becker. That may sound a little complicated at first, but it works out like thi When the Giants bought Goulait from Indiahapolis they promised to tive the minor leaguers another piteher in return. Long Shore, .he string bean t eriwhovwas on he-New York pay rollifor 4 while last season, was schedaled to goto Indianapolis. The long: boy didn t seem to yearn for the bright lights of Indianapolis and declined to he traded. In other words, he tran OUtY.on McGraw. Tt ig now Up to the New York b, decording to the report, to Indianapolis a player, and it is nly that Beals Becker is to be the jan. It, fs not likely, however, that eGraw would trade Becker for Goallait on an even basis without nileing a more thorough knowledge cof the latter's pitching ability. i cutisty Mathewson is spending the winter months playing checkers and Medicine Hat. writing baseball stories for the dally Hibbing, Minn. fbattle this afterioon. Hyland was HUGH HSINTDSH QUITS THE Pues Sydney, Dee. 25 Hogh McIntosh announced today that he had dis- posed of his interests in the pui tic game to Snowy Baker, 2 pro- minent promoter. i MeIntosh . will devote tis whole time to a theatrigal has purehased the stadium where all arranged by Melntosh were staged and hopes to arrange a world s lightweight - championsiip, match and will offer champions in a special inducements to come here; he, satde YOUNG TORORTOS all the first National to see the good the local youngsters, who held Canadiens to a 2 to 2 tie in the first period and scored the-only goal in she second period. Inthe third and final period the Canadiens came back strong and aided by some loose work on-the part of the Torontos defense, ran in seven goals While the logals two, thus making the final score 9 to , in favor. of the visitors. Torontos are like a/ young baseball team with no veterans steady them down and therefore their chief fault:is their inexperience. They have the material but time will round them into a laying combinatiom: The fact was night while numerous changes were ie locals did not save thembelves as should. Their defence especially in the last. period was easily drawn out and Holmes in who were DOMINION CHECKER: TOURNEY. EEE EERE ESET HY. ND z 2YBYSKO WON + oD foes Dec. 25. Chas. z . cutter of Cnleags,, claimant Got Worst of Bout With sf: to the world s heavyweight +f Pal Brown Encounter championship, leat in two + Was Best Been in Cal successive falls to Zybysko, - gary, 4 Muropean champlon. * . - ee Calgary, Deo 25. Dick Hyland bb Robb hb PE PT powerod his colora to Pal Brown, of his fect'aud fm fighting trim al- though worsted at the end of the fifteenth round, when referee Tommy Burns awarded the decision to the American, The battle exhibitions of igitistic science. . Up until the fourteenth round honors were even and 4 je a terrible gruelling. In the teenth round Hy one of the er given in unt of eight. ig fights ions GAN CANADIENS Toronto, Dec. 25. f Montreal .defeatthe Torontos Hockey Associ: tion game of the season, but it was a surprise to, the latge crowd present form displayed by the ould: only score ade, many times goal fell down on several easy look- ing shots. Te the players, tried out, were given a chance that many changes were made. 5. T. LOUIS: WANTS Chicago, Dec. 26 Miller Hugs eran outfielder, Jim President Murphy is considering offer. to trade Sheckard to St pitchers, Eouis DO Toronto, hupdred dollars be divided aitiong the tournament. Should Benny Meyer, secured f stick to his determination to ark team. the Boston Champions, joined press. Elks at Kewannee, Ill., recently, a hard-fought best four- was knocked time remain- circuit. Baker A GREAT RUN It was no sur- prise tothe 4,500 spectators at the Arena tonight to bee the Canadiens in only good The whole match was a very clean one as Marshall and Marsh arevery strict with tried to play too much combination. No less than seven of the Torontos played their first. professional game tonight, and no less than eleven of the locals which means tos The fiues were very small, Pitrie being taxed 7 and-Vezona in goal JIM SHECKNED. manager. of the St Louis Nationals, offered the owners 4,000 for the vet- Sheckard, He previously had attempted Dee. 26 Expert checker players from many points through - out Canada assembled at the rooms of the Toronto Checker Club today jfor the opening of the annual Domin- on-championship tournament. Three inp prizes will tournament. of the Triangular he winners te Wanderers 0. hi ton Academicals 0, a te to ins, the for ot rom Toronto by the Brooklyn Superbas, quit baseball, Charley Ebbets intends to grab Billy Zimmerman from the New- Forrest Cady, the crack backstop of the land 2. Woolwich Arsenal 0, Notts County 0 Birmingham . Barnsley 1. Scottish 7. Notts County 2, Woolwich Arsenal 1. ers 2. City 2. County 0. Town 2. First Division Chelsea 1, Manchester United 4. Derby City 1, West Bromwich 2. Everton 2, Blackburn Rovers 1. Manchester 2, Tottenham Hots 2. Newcastle Phited 1, Sheffield Uni- a 2 * Sheffield Wednesday 1, Sunder- Second Division Bristol City 2, Fulham Burnley 4, Blackpool 0. Bury, 0; ld Town 2. Clapton Orient'1, Leicester Fosse 2 Hull City 3, Stockport 2. Notts Fofest 2, Wolverhampton Preston-N. B. 2, Glossop 0. Lincoln City 1, Bradford 1. Leeds City 1. Grimsby Town Southern League 3 Queens Park Rangers 1, South- ampton 0 i * Brentford 2, Piymouth Argyle 2. Gillingham 1, Norwich City 0. Reading 1, Northampton 0: Swindon Towu 1, Watford Westham United 5, Stoke 0. Coventry City, 2, Portsmouth 0. Millwall 0, eri Palace 1. Brighton 1, ter 0. Merthyr Town Qj Bristol Rovers 1, : Rugby Football. Edinburgh Academicals 8, hi fe hi of hi London Penryn 3, Bristol 0. : Neath 2, London Welsh 3. Swansea 18, Watsonians 0. Glasgow Academirals 44, Kensing- Liannely 6 London Irish 3. Northern Rugby Union Battley 18,-Leeds 7 Broughton 13,.Sanford 0. Wakefield Trinity 8, Dewsbury. 3. Leigh 0, Warrington 4 ee TODAYS ENGLISH FOOTBALL. , t hi London, Dee:-26. Following are: he results of football games played oday: First Division. Aston Villa'7, Oldham Athletic 1. Blackburn Rovers 1, Everton 2. Liverpool 2, Newsastle United 1- Manchester United 4, Chelsea 2- Middlesborough 1, Bradford City 1. . i Sheffield United 0, Bolton Wander Sunderland 0, Sheffield Wednesday 2 Tottenham Hotspur 4 Manchester West Bromwich Albion 0, Derby Second Division. Fulham and Bristol, postporied. Huddersfield Town 0, Grimsby Preston North Bnd 1, Hull City 0.) Wolverhampton Wanderers 1, Clap- ton Orient 1. Leeds City 0, Blackpool 2. * Southern League. Southampton 0, Queens Park Rang- ors 1. Plymouth Argfle game postponed. Norwich City 4, Gillinghan: 0. Northampton 3, Reading 1. Witford 3, Swindon Town 1. Stoke 0, Westham it 2 Portsmouth vs. Coventry City, ame postponed. ce Crystal Palace 2, Millwall, eh letia 0. 7 Exetog City 2, Brighton and Hove ys. Brentford, 0. Bristol Rovers 7, Merthyrtown Bagby. The South Africans went down to defeat before Swansea today, they being unable to score while Swansea scored a try jhree points. Other rugby gatnes resulted as follows: Llanelly 0, London-Weish 0. Cardiff 18, Barbaryian 5. Newport 12, Watsonians 2. Gloucester 3, Old Merchant Pay tors-6. , Bristol 0, Pontypoll 0. Several matches had to be aban- doned owing to the - inclement wea season in this country by leading his rival countrymen in the amount winnings. The maroon colors earned really due to the/sterling Rock Sand colt Tracery, which finished third in the Derby and captured the rich St. Leger. training at Newmarket, but apart from Tracery only three of the string j which have won a considerable sum. Harry Payne Whitngy's ment, which is mates Joyner, sent out 21 winners which finished first in 30 events. this season with 40 thoroughbfireds, including nearly Keene, Whitney s breed selling races and- not. being bid in. Most of them were run up to three and four thousand. Doubtless some handicap xtinners under low weight, figure on the American turf, bought one of Whitnoy s cast-offs and mediately won two purses and go to the block. Sweeper H., went to the post iavor beaten, figures as a winner of 30, 000. All this Sweeper H. He. woth one rich event, the first of the five classics, and sev- eral minor events. Duryea races ex- headed the winning: inin Hist on the Ameri- one winner, Castieton. Produces Only One Winner, Castle- Sant Named After His Stud-Farm. of ver 50,000. This great sum is Belmont has a number of horses in ave Won one race each. To make p for this shortcoming, Belmont as a string of raceks in France establish- of Jad In spite f their victories, their earnings will jatdly reach 45,000. Joyer began two dozen two- R of ear-olds purchased from James R. and a few yotigsters All have been tested -and-20 odd ave been weeded out by winning resign: w of them. will develop into wseful ut hot what Whitney desires. Emil Herz, who was a familiar im two well Wagers before letting the racer DURYEA EARNS 30,000. Herman B. Duryea, whose colt tein-the Derby, omly-.to-be badly sum was won by Keene had six in training and only The colt, which is sired by Peter Pan, is mam- ed after the famous stud farm of the veteran of the turf, Castelton won in the. aggregate. James B, Haggin, for many: years the most extensive breeder in Amer- ica, finishes up the Hst of foreign winners, having only ong race worth 500 to his credit. Haggin did not race a very large string this year and the few that carried his silks ere nothing out of the ordinary, William Waldorf Astor was alse very unlucky, despite the fact that his horses were trained in the same stable as those of the Duke of Port- land and the Duke of Westminster. The best Astor could do was / to gather in two minor handicaps. Damo Fortune didn t emile kindly on Jos- eph E. Widener, for he is on the same mark with Haggin by only winning one race, which was worth 500. ADAM BEDE WINS 19,000. Sir Martin, Dalmatian, Sir Colin and other. costly American horses won nothing for Louis Winans . dur lingsthe season, Winan was mory. fortunate with Adam Bede, the sturdy son'of the great Adam which won 19,000. This was accom plished when Adam Bede captured two of the biggest autumnal bhandi- ther, GOULEGE CHESS MATCH 26 The annuat Col- lege Chess Ledigue got under way in earnest at the Brooklyn Chess Club- Pennsylvania, Cornell and Brown are the colleges represented. This is the fourteenth annual tournament in which these three colleges have en- gaged. The prize is -a-handsome tro- pliy d nated by Isaac L. Rico of this city. Pemnsylvania and Cornell are now tied in the race for the trophy. New York, Dee. Subseribe now for the Daily News. caps, Lord Decies sent three wie ners to the post, which, finished first in six races, their yalue being 9,000. Jack Joyner isthe only American trainer in England, for Sam Hi dreth, his only compatriot, was fused a license by the Jockey cluby The following American jockeys rode here durige' the past month: jFrank O'Neill, Daony Maher, Johnny. Reiff and Skeets Martin. O'Neill eame over from France for each of his 35 mounts, including both of the 50,000 classics. He: also piloted feven second horses and six thirds. ide Tagalie, the Derby winner. Tho remainder former bunt Re Reiff came over here especially to. Preston s claim Hockey rmediate Povered rink, whi not accepted any fers received to Tes FRENCH PAPER 1 ola, weekly pi eer, Choquette, was comp by fite here this mo fire started Is unknown, posed to tiave been caused: ectric wire. The loss 1s 15,000, with an insurance The paper will suspend for a few weeks until re made. with the Toronto, Dec. Inspector of dk after the recent Mobile,, Ala. for Town is warranted by the amount of hockey that will be played here this winter. Peams have been entered in the sen- for, Intermediate and junior O. H. A. f nd in addition to this there are six In the Manufacturers League, four in a ChurchsLeague, and ten t ama entered in the Juvenile League. The, Hespeler inter agerega- oat H, A, games wi l be played le for the e open-air rink At the ous of- investigation, was a victim 6 Christmas day. accident when volv r accidentally exploded fileted a severe Wound in. leg. He now les in the Ge: pital and an operation will: formed tomorrow the bullet. LAUNCH PARTY Lost: ing, to Dec, / 26. Numerotis Searching parties are engaged in William Wheeler, Jo Barnes. and Miss Elsle Barnes left Coden last afternoon in a h Fo Six firemen were- President-elect Wilson dredged two miles from English Bay. : Swiss legation at Pari transferred to W1 Martins who holds the ington, has been of the saine adelphia, is returning ' cident. Calgary, yesterd: Six hu meh are Great Pastern railway, bridge and Mi: Mee, sg - Drake. manager of the tenm..) * vercome smoke at a Pittsburg fire yeste bed yesterday but expects. te four races, which were worth 6,000 Bis birthplace, Staunton, Va., Jeeldvrate his. birthday on Dee: 28. False Creek, Vanoouver;s: Jobn Keenan committed sui ed.on the- 6nstruction of TFLEGRAPHIC BRIEFS tensively in France, where he has J.D. A. Aitchison Oo., Winn enjoyed great success. peg, won the competition for plans James R. K who so often- for the Moose Jaw city hall. Lesicester, Fosse 1, Glossop 4- can turf, is Mhother worldfamed Battalion Chief Hackett and driver Birmingham 1, Bay . horseman whose horses played of Chicago, were injured at a fire. Bradford 3, LineolnCity 0. planissimo over here this year. es was ill Emest Bauman, secretary 9 , tas): : The prize of 1,470 feanes (204 French, architectural students a school of fine arts, Paris, fo the association of American institution, to M. Castel, pupil, and Maurice Redon. for medical aid, two of her c: ing been seriously injured in no bet conver and Fort George. This mum- ber will soon be inereased to 1,500. Mr, and Mre,R, A, Wright of Leth- Marguerite McLean f Bdmonton, and Mrs. N. V. Drake of Brantford, spent Christmas with syho south end wiltebe utilized. No less than fourteen games are scheduled for 4 Although Buck Bowman a an offer from Quebec of 1,000 fab ten weeks, he will Ukely. st Prestou seniors, and Alf far has g trip to; the western end The members of the Cubs bave Air, painted. Bd Reulbach representative . to tho Players Protective Association, to succeed Johnhy Evers, signed automatically when bebecame oe
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