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-28,
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hi
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bowl
of
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natural
cereal
It
buildti
Hturdy
and
promotes
vik-
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Health
Food
Why
Boy
Cake?
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when
you
a
better
quality
cake
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cheaper
r
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your
own
city
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and
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all
made
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to
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for
$1.00
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price
tickets.
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ide
Street
atore
now
closed
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and
Dairy
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657.
Demers
for
The
Newest
In
ports
Wear
MSHA
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WOOL
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to
Dally
Newii)
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NEW
YORK.
Mav
08
-
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i.arti
1
.Cincinnati
KM
nettled
the
National
League
pennant
hope
of
the
St.
Louis
aromaie
lor
the
time
being
at
least,
with
two
straight
vie
tor
lea
over
the'
week-end.
The
Chicago
Cuba
won
twice
over
the
Pittsburg
Pirate
and
are
still
Hogging
the
Reds
for
first
place,
but
j
one
tame
behind.
New
York
Olantt.
I
who
captured
a
doubleheader
from
the
;
Phillies
yesterday,
are
tiding
in
third
j
place
with
Brooklyn
notrthk
and
St.
j
Louis
Cardinals
following
in
order.
In
the
American
League,
the
Philadei-!
phla
Athletics
lost
their
fourth
straight
i
game
to
the
leading
New
York
Yankees
i'h
Saturday
and.
In
the
switch-over
yesterday,
were
beaten
again
by
the
Washington
Senator
Cleveland
Indiana
are
new
threatening
the
Mackmen's
for
second
place.
Week-end
fames
resulted
as
follows
HAT!
ROAV
KfOKLM
National
League
Philadelphia
t,
New
York
6.
Boston
o.
Brooklyn
I.
Chicago
6.
Pittsburg
l.
Cincinnati
to,
St.
Louis
7.
American
League
New
York
7,
Philadelphia
4.
Bt.
Louis
4,
Cleveland
7.
Others,
rain.
fooot
league
B,
San
Francisco
3.
3,
Sacramento
6.
HcUywocd
7.
Los
Angeles
0.
Portland
7.
Seattle
S.
M
SIIAV
fClti:K
NsllenaJ
league
Philadelphia
4-1,
New
York
6-1.
Pittsburg
0.
Chicago
S.
Cincinnati
2.
Bt.
Loula
0.
Boston
4-S.
Brooklyn
1-8
AmriesHi
League
Detroit
3,
Chicago
I.
Bt
Louis
10.
Cleveland
a.
Philadelphia
1.
Washington
4.
feast
licafaie
Hollywoed
s-a.
Lc
Angelas
4-4.
Missions
lt-a
8u
Francisco
9-0.
Oakland
3-B.
SacTamemo
4-3.
Portland
1-6.
Seat
Us
3-8.
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Cleveland
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PAYNE
DERBY
WINNER
(iKTH
MA.IKN)
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RA(T
ACHOHK
f'0!TIM:NT
AHMIT:
TWO
CAN-AtllANH
IN
MOMIY
I
i
NaTW
YOcUC
May
3S
Andrew
Payne
of
Oklahoma
won
the
transeontlnenul
uerb)
Saturday
night
and
the
B3B.000
'urlae
that
went
with
it.
'
John
Bala
of
Passlsc.
New
Jersey,
earn
Isecoud
and
gats
10O0.
I
Phillip
OranvUle
of
Hamilton,
Ontario
'
was
third,
winning
88.000.
John
Oronlck
it
Baakatoon.
Bask.,
was
tenth
and
gat
1.000
ddi7P
Qnnm
was
1
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A.
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on
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Itsnge
The
postponed
Victoria
Day
prlaw
.
m.t
a.
a
r
Tl
is
I
m
mn
t
shoot
of
the
First
no
"
R!ne
Association
wan
held
yesieroay
ai
the
fcN1c!-oll
Creek
rengw.
W.
strtaw
waa
the
winner
of
the
first
prine
of
8
and
the
npoon
for
the
day;
A.
Wylle
took
the
second
prlae
or
wm
.
a
Boo
res
lor
tne
Lamb
the
third
priw.
day
were
as
follows
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BOO
800
Ttl
23
32
3364
W.
Br
.
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31
3398
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Wylie
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Wilkinson
24
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MoOlashan
JAPANESE
WINNERS
DAVIS
CUP
DOUBLES
all
the
llamr
rtMay
Bitonlay
28
-Telao
Toba
and
wnv
STESJ
M
Wright
nd
SK
Ham
--
KANSAS
cru
ohln.
the
d...
.
by
teWng
p,,(hiy
"'
ing
the
winning
rOOTIIAM
LINK
,
r
The
team
"
:;
Bet-ire
tomorrow
"
.
.
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ih.
T'-'-tles
In
s,,
tnnthnll
flK-
,i
Campbell:
ulu,
INTERNATIONAL
BICYCLE
RACE
AT
HERNE
HILL:
A
close
finish
when
L.
Faucheux,
French
sprinter,
beat
W.
J.
Bailey,
world's
champion,
at
the
tape
in
the
second
of
three
matches.
Bailey
won
the
other
two.
A.
Halg
and
8.
Brsktne;
O
Mitchell,
E.
Currle
and
T.
Had
don;
A.
Mitchell.
J.
Murray.
J.
Campbell.
R.
Wood
and
J.
Farquhar;
reserve.
H.
Xraktne,
J.
Cur
rle
and
H.
Hamilton.
BOOTH
AGAIN
i
BEATS
BORDEN
jrsioit
ve.nr.
pootraix
name
OS
MATI
RI1AY
KEHI
LTBH
IN
4-
i
ML
K'OHE
I
The
Junior
football
game
worwen
ana
aui
scnoois
on
smiurasT
afternoon
resulted
m
a
win
for
Booth
ey
lour
goal-
o
mi
aner
a
wen
piayeo
Sme.
Booth
had
the
hUl
In
tu
favor
and
Utoon
forced
a
corner.
Wilson
saved
from
Busaanlofa.
Pyle
defended
well
Vhsn
McKay
was
dangerous.
NRka-
got
away
but
CoUlson
sa
pped
him.
Vaocher
was
new
prominent
and
Carl
Smith
cleared.
Walters
ho.
over
then
Pang
)
an
attack
that
l
stopped.
Wilson
punched
I
3
way
a
dangerous
centre
cleverly
but
Booth
waa
not
to
be
denied
and
Bus-
now
sent
Bordan
back
and
then
Wilson
uwtssd
himself
with
glory
wrth
sevarai
splendid
aavea.
Wlngham
was
verj
perssttent
and
from
one
of
his
arosaee
Walter
scored,
flalf
time
found
Booth
t
W1
mhJi
US.
Pv
Plater
and
Smith
were
nro-
mtnent
In
stepping
Booth
forwards
who
,
were
eosnblnlng
well.
Nakamoto
imiu
hut
nilkwr
rleared
e
another
Borden
raid
Bon:
A
ha'ves
all
showed
up
well
and
B-rden
weie
stop-
ped
Then
Wcod
and
Walters
forced
a
corner
from
which
McKay
scared.
Borden
pressed
and
Botth
defence
wat.
tested
but
stood
Use
strain
and
Nelson
rlcaiad.
Bmlth
had
to
run
out
to
I
save.
ticJtay.
Wlnghsm
and
Bi.-anloh
j
put
In
some
nice
play
lor
tne
latter
tc
aeore
the
fourth
for
Booth
Kakamo'.o
er
darurerous
but
his
shot
was
just
too
high
Pong
had
a
long
try
.
n
i.
h,.
fr-
wards
on
a
raid
that
required
C'llllwn.
.H
IrrhM
tn
tnn
Pvle
did
well
to
atop
McKay
and
Fisher
cleared
effectively.
Dungs
te
was
smart
but
had
the
advantage
In
weight
and
height
and
ran
out
winners
by
four
clear
goals.
Teams:
Booth
Ted
Smith.
Forbes.
Nelson:
ODlusal.
Oolllson,
Ollker:
Walters.
Wood.
Buseenloh.
McKay.
Wlngham
Borden
H.
Wilson:
J.
Pyle.
P
Fuller;
iMlth
S
'..nV.jkr
W
H
u
r
H
V
T
.
o
a-
Kuhmnui
T
-
'
"
'
tounte.
S.
Kan.,..
Ji
4s;i
feck
Cag)beU
lfwd
mptm
A.
Bfnr
slfo
W
w.
c
onshi
wrre
llneemen
Booth
is
hoping
to
beat
Hlt;h
School
neat
Wednesday
and
so
draw
level
In
he
league.
.
lnhsrr'he
for
the
rtnllv
K-r.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
(By
The
Tramp)
The
Dalhonsle
University
girls
of
Halifax
are
expected
to
play
the
Edmonton
Commercial
Oraris
Thursday
nnd
Saturday
of
this
week
for
the
championship
of
Canada,
the
wmnaf
to
leprt.-.ni
this
country
at
the
Olympic
;
t-iine.-
in
Amsterdam.
The
eastern
team
Is
champion
of
the
Marl
times,
1
a
English
critics
say
that
Fairway,
the
Derby
favorite,
baa
giaadular
rastion
and
there
Is
a
ponelblUty
the
ca,
not
be
able
to
run.
Flamingo
u
,
ree
that
lh
l(QUa
of
as
a
poa-
t:bte
wlnntr
lf
te
ot
m
u
running.
Lord
Derby's
Phar.imond
wUl
r,DPf.ient
j.-m
Fairway
1b
not
there.
I
,,.,,
fi.,,,,H
K.htni
Phnrmnmni
in
a
Kcalt
race.
but
races
are
unoertain.l
'
,.
rmninv
man
knnwa.
The
Derby
race
takes
place
on
the
same
day
M
uberal
nomination
In
Prince1
P.in-
Lacrosse
Is
becoming
an
Important
n
-
.
'
In
Snf?lanri
r.h
pYlAmnlnnSlkln
.
!
n
i
.
.
vMr
hAvina
bairn
wan
Ww
tftv
Qv
Hiiiaa-
v
port
with
Oxford
University
::er
up.
Football
has
never
been
ipore
atrenUr
i
-no.
and
on
the
whole
never
more
level
than
In
the
season
which
closed
yes-
t,,T
London
paper.
The
meet
'ncocteswaDie
evioenoe
01
this
conclu
de
n
i
that
one
half
of
the
dabs
in
the
Pint
Division
have
felt
Insecure
.
.
........
.
1.
'
a
'
'
""""P'"l'
'
'-
UMl"
.-
the
season
could
the
question,
woo
Boes'
down""
be
answered.
Pour
points
between
the
last
eleven
clubs
shows
.he
s;ern
cliaractsr
of
the
contest
to'
U
h'8ht
group
Tottenham
and
VlHn'Meu-n'
r'esbrc
have
havp
hn
been
relegated
with
tbe
highest
earnings
ever
known.
The
wonder
of
the
campaign
has
been
r
fVunt
'
At
Jhe
end
of
Novesa-
r
this
club
had
on!y
obtained
tan
""""
-
U"'
t"ur
ahle.
There
was
no
shuffling
of
players
n
tney
were
a
pari;
:
piaymg
carps.
:h:'re
was
no
watting
until
February
r
even
March
for
r,-;nl;ir.enentB.
Tne
'old
players
were
displaced
by
the
re-mne
men.
and
one
fresh
forward
was
secured
from
Aston
Villa
early,
in
November
Tcdnv.
Derby
ate
with
Lel-
ter
lv
the
first
flight
both
clubs
i
prcvwng
examples
of
thoughtful
team
-
bUliduig
atd
the
value
of
competent
I
reserve
men
rne
sey
ro
easpsrs
,
...
...
.H..
--"ZT..
TZl
v"'"
""r"i"'r
-
m-k
"
-f"
i
whereas
most
clubs
think
only
of
the
,
"i
"v"i
"
"nw
lnl
"
...
While
discussion
still
rages
over
the
Leo
Hoy-Vic
f
:cy
matrh,
won
by
Roy
w
msMssrbT
wSsBHssBBBsa
g
sbbbbbT
AMABssejMSBjB
JOIK
RAY
IS
liKKKATLH
IN
.'..win
.MK'tKi:
K('K:
Melvin
'..
I.'
;rqncrte
liiivfiiv
iun:ii:r,
.u.,..i::s
tlif
Illinois
AtWetic
Club's
Htar
on
thv
tfinii
'
""'vh
Iuih
of
their
lualfii
nut'
ill
MilwaiiKfc
icL.v
c';ii
lii
.il.
D
of
The
every
night
by
paid
in
advance
Keep
about
world
news,
district
news,
all
the
doings
of
Prince
Rupert,
your
own
town,
and
by
no
means
the
least,
get
thd
NEWS
OF
THE
STORES
their
prices
and
their
bargains
by
reading
regularly
THE
on
a
foul
in
the
sixth
round
discus-1
from
either
Chicago.
Pituourgn,
Min-tlon
based
on
the
topic
of
whetherjftiley
neapolls
or
St
Paul
to
New
Orleans
would
have
beaten
Hoy
had
the
bout
The
race
Is
to
start
about
August
l.
gaae
on,
and
whether
the
blow
waa
with
cash
prices
totalling
880,000.
fdul
efforts
are
underway
to
rematch
;
the
pair
for
a
fourth
meeting
saya
the!
Herald.
The
matchmaker
In
I
i,hu
aMk-i
Moore,
wh
nmnwitari
th.
mnm
battle
Moore
has
decMned
to
try
to
re-maseh
tbe
featberwelghai,
tearlag
adverse
comment,
but
"Jake"
Carey,
matchmaker
for
the
new
Stadium,
sensing
a
big
demand
for
another
bout,
made
a
'
isann
il
vJKdat
t-n
hs
Pat1
tan
IvsJsMit
All
lj,,
a
the
date
of
his
first
open-air
h-
-.u,.
est
38
bar
cent.
of
a
110.000
house,
a
trifle
leas
than
each.
Careg
offered
8SJ00
for
ot
MLM0.
eaoh.
Foley
..
.
.
-
.
lutomptly
aooepted,
but
noy
wiiusaisssLjira;
wh-UIX)n
Jac.
Alltn
mooth
sUinfktslratitfl
uanper
manager
of
the
Westerner,
of
fered
to
slice
81.000
off
hie
end
and
donate
it
to
Roy
lf
he
would
meet
Foley
again,
thus
giving
Hoy
83.800
for
his
share,
as
against
81.600
for
Foley.
"That's
how
sure
we
are
thai
we
can
beat
Roy.'
said
Allen
Roy
refused
this
offer
too.
and
Carey
declared
ttw.t
i
Roy's
representatives
had
demanded
lld.tlOO
flat
to
box
Foley
again,
a
figure
Ithst
Would
hi
prohibit.
i.
i
I
"Life's
prise
generally
go
to
well-'
balanced
persons
who.
thtnigh
diligent
In
business,
do
not
forget
that
pny-recreation
Ik
essential
to
their
bodily
welfare."
declared
Sir
Frederick
Wllllamt-Tavlor.
general
manager
of
'!
Sank
of
Montreal.
In
a
mee
i
nlrli
a
:!
hi
the
University
of
New
Brunswick
The
Sir
Frederick
Williams-Taylor
nold
metfa:
has
been
.offered
annually
at
the
University
of
New
Brunswick
for
some
years
for
the
best
all-round
athlete
tlurliii;
Uve
year
l
The
medal
1
samcs
tuden
oi.d
a
student
is
not
eligible
to
enter
the
competition
who
has
fallej
through
i
academic
standlnr
or
otherwise
to
oh-
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'llcai
year
Six
dubs
Went
Knotenay
Power
Light
Tennis
club.
Nelson
Tennis
club.
,TudsiUc
Tennis
olub.
Trail
City
Tennis
club.
Trail
Memorial
Hall
Tennis
dab
and
Bennington
Falls
Tennis
club-are
to
compete
this
year
In
the
West
'Kootenay
Tennle
league
of
Chicago,
the
1830
'Olympiteiewlppplng
ehampHin.
la
plan-uuic
a
long
distance
swimming
nee
your
copy
aily
News
having
it
delivered
to
your
t00
will
bring
it
to
you
every
Yourself
Well
Posted
DA1L
Y
NE
IT
WILL
PAY
YOU!
There
are
to
be
two
divisions,
one
for
men
and
another
for
women.
TJndet
tentative
plana,
contestant
would
swim
not
more
than
six
hours
dally
m,lth
a
twe-hour
ston
for
luncheon
and
rest.
Rose
believes
the
race
will
last
90
daya.
Two
routes
are
being
considered
for
tbe
SKrtsnmlrig
marathon.
The
dtstanoe
la
approximately
3,080
miles.
'
People
are
today
oom
paring
Tuaaey
wsth
Jack
Okmpssj
Tksfy
say
the
I
champion
la
not
as
pop
far
as
was
bis
predecessor
because
he
le
high
hat
I
with
the
public.
s
le
not
a
mixer
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sea
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waste
ma
time
Some
aver
he
Is
out
of
place
among
the
people
wno
usually
nang
around
a
fight
ring.
At
artyrete
Tun-ney
la
a
new
type.
Melsthe
moat
bramy
man
who
has
ever
yet
held
the
championship
and
many
will
be
glad
to
see
him
knocked
out
because
of
his
superior
airs.
Lacrosse
deserves
to
succeed
In
Ontario.
Hays
Frederick
Wilson,
sports
editor
of
the
Toronto
Globe
It
it
a
question
whether
any
other
game
Of
the
kind
has
ever
been
favored
In
I
fiov'nre
with
the
measure
and
of
attention
now
being
bestowed
dptm
the
national
pastime
In
an
effort
to
bring
about
a
thorough
revival.
The
veteran
Fred
Waghorne,
Sr
.
upon
his
return
from
v
leswii.irv
trip
to
West
am
Ontario,
reported
that
the
outlook
is
meat
hopeful
there.
Now
be
la
In
the
Orlllla-Qravenhurst-BracebrldgS
dis
trict,
a
former
stronghold
of
lb'
game
"Wag"
la
.equipped,
milk
i
saannlee
of
aaioks
and
ther
eo
moment
wMcv
can
be
fitmlabed
at
quite
moderate
prloei
The
cost
of
lacrosse
equipment
has
Ibsen
one
of
the
greatest
obstacles
to
the
progress
of
the
game.
It
has
been
said
that
a
ten-oent
bat
and
a
flfteen-
ioent
ball
will
equip
a
"Mds"
baseball
team
We
have
played
the
game
with
a
rock
tor
first
base,
s
tin
can
for
second,
and
hole
tn
the
ground
for
third.
LaetosM
needs
more
and
more
expeneive
tools.
Kfforts
are
being
made
to
have
old
friends
of
the
game
In
the
various
towns
visited
provide
the
sticks,
etc..
necessary
to
re-establish
lacrosse.
The
seed
now
being
sown
ought
to
pro-
vide
a
harvest
In
a
year
or
two
at
most.
o
address
by
carrier
night
for
a
year
Insurance
Real
Estate
Bonds
We
Rfwcialise
in
B.C.
Mining
utocka
and
aewrtt
buying
snd
BeiliBg
orders
on
Van-rtruver
Exchange
at
Vancouver
rates.
S.
D.Johnston
Co.Ltd.
617
2nd
Avenue
Agents
for
MHlcr,
Cettrt
St
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