PAJE
TWO
".
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i
'
V.
LEPT
FOR
ENGLAND
if
"
;
1
....
S
a
ari
a
;
s
i
Si
St
Jack
Guest,
famous
Canadian
.
sculler,
who
reached
the
semi
final
of
the
Diamond
Srulls
,
f
Via
Rnval
Hnlv
Rmrattn
(ant
year,
and
also
represented
Can-
ada
at
the
Olympic
Games
with
Joe
Wright,
has
left
for
England
to
study
accountancy,
and
to
prepare
for
the
Diamond
Sculls
this
summer.
FRANCIS
XAYIER
WINS
FIRST
OF
ALLAN
CUP
GAMES
MONTREAL,
March
S1.,M
Francis
Taviar
defeated
Toronto
Varsity
6
to
1
in
the
first
jot
a
two-game
series
In
Allan
cup
4tay-downs
last
night.
hcMarjieesM'
srnTTi5
pnriTn.tt
T.
LONDON,
March
21
21
:
:
A
AToot-
foot
-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
March
21
iS2,
News
and
Views
in
The
World
of
Sport
ball
game
in
the
First
Pmstontke
100
to
7-JeM
rf
ie
going
SoUish
Lesajno
results
Qoeen'siietheajry
he
would
not
have
nearly
n
t
n
-f
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,
a
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v.
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strong
southeast
wind;
temperature.
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iiifES
This
advertUement
is
not
published
or
displayea
by
the
IJquor
Control
Bortrd
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
NATIONAL
IS
GREAT
EVENT
Record
Entry
Makes
Renewal
of
Historic
Steeplechase
at
Liverpool
Mere
Uncertain
Than
Eer
'
LIVERPOOL.
England,
March
2(.
The
Grand
National
Steepie-
chasv
is
famous
as
the
most
dif-
ilcult
cross-country
race
in
the
worid
md
consequently
is
prob-
SSJ5l
rZ'7.
Orand
National,
to
be
run
on
Friday,
March
22,
is
exceptionally
puzzling.
Added
to
the
record
large
entry
is
the
fact
that
train-
ng
programs
were
seriously
m-
it-n'ered
with
by
ifie
seere
winter,
which
r'-suhed
ir.
haru-1'rozen
training
grounds.
The
historic
race
annually
imrtance.
The
1929
event
will
be
worth
well
over
$60,000.
One
huti
.
.
1
I
A
J
I
I
I
crea
ana
iwcniy
norses
were
ai-
totted
weight,
and
thie
number
was
cut
only
to
101
in
the
first
ac
ceptances.
'
The
aewlytinstituted
iecond
forfeit'
10
days
before
lh.-
race
bring
the
field
down
to
,
.
mni
!
J.
.,
"m
iw
w
i
oawaer,
ana
oniy
rmr-
Kill
,
UIIII.CU
ClALC
nvyt
nU
W9
second
after
a
stumble
at
the
last
fence
The
race
as
usual
will
be
over
the
four
and
one-half
miles
of
the
Aintree
course,
with
ita
difficult
ouitr
inmnu
nnH
fnM
It
has
been
run
since
1839
and
will
attract
an
enormous
throng
to
Liverpool
from
many
parts
of
the
rorld.
Last
year
great
liners
at
the
big
Mersey
docks
were
turned
into
extra
hotels.
v
Favorites
Tile
favorite
es
aupaau-
appear
to
to
be
ee
Bright',
Boy
and
llaster
Billie,
rcloaely
feUowed
by
Billy
Barton.
Great
Span
and
Carfax.
Bright's
Boy
haa
twice
been
placed
in
this
treat
race,
but
it
is
doubtful
whether
he
is
as
good
as
he
wae
Further,
he
is
a
very
much
better
horse
in
good
going
than
in
the
jmud.
If
the
goingis
good
at
Ain
TTree
ifree
he
he
"might
might
represent
represent
something
something
T""
......
.
u.ii.v
J1S
rlLrJJV",
iMrf
me
of
the
-Isvorites
and
iKiiin
au.
I
Of
the
three
others,
however,
Billy
Baron
and
Great
Span
last
vcar
tartd
at
Xi
to
1
.Minat
nnri
ere
better
handicapped
than
they
are
now.
They
owed
their
prom-
mence
to
a
chapter
of
accidents
o
a
majority
of
the
other
starters.
.
.
.
..
"
critic
remarks,
and
even
if
:
(I
of
the
race
would
hardly
have
eaten
TiPFerar-
Tim,
who
i,
aoted
for
this
race
anywhere
-
i
,
j
.
.
ii'iuiiu
.jo
10
i
ana
is
JUji
.is
well
.andii
,iiid
as
a
year
ago.
As
r
C.i
:
m,
ht
is
now
13
years
old
nd
should
not
be
as
g
od
as
a
r
.tK
)ien
he
started
at
26
to
igMia-i'
.
TORONTO
STOCKS
AmuK't,
11
.85.
Hurt-o'i
iiav
Mining
$19.76.
Mainly,
jl
.:,().
Sudbury
Basin.
$11
.IS.
International
Nickel.
$$M.M.
SherritMiordon,
$8.96.
Teck
Hughes.
$9.06.
Fishery
matters
were
discussed
at
a
meeting
last
night
of
the
council
of
the
Board
of
Trade
in
the
city
council
chamber.
No
finite
action
was
taken.
First
Sip
Shows
How
Different
Bockfar'i
Mixture
In
quit
unlike
oM'Ctylr
i-'iiirh
irrupt.
lf
rknti6c
cfiinMnation
of
pmrtn
mriiritm.
Wrjr
pl
a,ant
u.
ukr.
rn
thenar
aru
like
Suh
1
rrllrvlB
Comthl.
t'oll.
Bron-fhltr.
L&Krlppr.
"Flu"
and
Qthrf
daravrviM
dTclnpmrnU.
Th
Ar,t
flow
ttop
a
roug-hlDf
paam
ntl
Uwra
art
40
Aim-
in
a
7
!..,
t
botU.
A
i
all
dmggui't
and
gumrtntfi!
W.
K.
B.rllrr,
tliallra,
HI
Malaal
Bt,
Tr.nt.
1
3
f
Aclilifctataih
Y
ilngft
tip
proTci
It
7jc
and
40c.
f
PERCY
WILLIAMS
!
IS
GOING
STRONG
,
i
HAMILTON.
Mareh
21:
Psroy
Williams,
Vancouver
Olympic
sprint
champion,
won
the
sixty
yajd
dash
at
the
Indoor
meet
here
last
nhtht
in
6
1-5
seconds,
eoual-
ling
the
world's
record
for
the
distance.
He
beat
Johnny
Fittpatrlck
of
Hamilton.
44.4
COLD
STORAGE
TAKES
SPURT
IN
BILLIARDS
Won
Four
Games
From
Grand
Terminals
in
Final
Second
Division
Fixture
Last
Night
Cold
Storage
took
all
four
of
the
played
last
night
with
Grand
Terariflals
In
the
lnal
fix-
tore
of
the
second
half
of
the
ond
division
billiard
league
ached-
.
-
,
4.
.
ann
"'r
?
'
til.
C.
LI
Yeangmsn,
Grand
Terminals,
vs.
A.
Maedonald,
.
.
a
a
v.
:
a
u
v
w,u
0e'
a
"
l"e
,,u'
nJin"
wi
it
is
ex-
iwcien
esthl
ium
nmri
nrrerren
f
Chari,
Rattle.
CoM
Stor-
--
-
-
-
-----
,
,
D.
Maedonald,
Qrotto,
ill
(
also
be
played,
Individual
scores
last
night
were
golf
whenever
they
have
the
follows:
portunity
ami
the
contagion
is
E.
Fenelon,
Grand
Terminals,
j
fast
spreading
to
the
boxers.
186;
W.
Bailey,
Cold
Storage.
200.
Frank
Williams
116.
J.
Hill-
""J"
W.
II
.
Jar-nan
178,
Charlie
Baptie
300.
John
Bulger
132.
J
Campbell
200.
The
final
fixture
of
the
first
division
schedule
between
Grand
Terminal
a'nd
Canadian
Legion
i.
.i.:
u
"
Tro
,HW"K"t-
Around
the
World
With
Sport
Fans
(Hr
lh
Trsmpl
When
Mickey
Walker,
world's
mjjj
I
-,si,
4.
Tommy
LougHran
of
Fhiiadelphia
i
for
.....
the
light-heav)-weight
...
title
"
"
hf
'i
w
n.u",',lc
lu
',,uv,uc
l"e
Mtvcjn.ru
rui
th,t
4
bi
n
f0
,cn
aJ,rood
,litt,e
nMn-
Loughran
"
have
Un
a
reat
wht
adv"t
for
Walker,
though
he
sn
UJI.:.i.
l:
v-"
'"""
lumuinnmm
nut
will
probably
scale
over
thei
16-POna
mark,
while
Loughran
I
will
weigh
in
at
about
176
The
"Philly
boxer,
how
-
Jll
1
i,u
i
v.
"
v
1
i
iwkiiv
muu
iracin
"
his
favor
as
well
as
weight.
I
It
w'H
be
another
case
of
a
clever
i
boxer
against
a
man
of
better
than
the
average
punching
abil
ity.
Walker
has
a
good
record
of
knockouts,
and
it
is
not
for
I
nothing
that
he
has
earned
the
iname
of
"The
Toy
Bulldog."
In
Loughran
he
meets
one
of
the
.cleverest
big
men
in
the
game,
so
lit
will
be
a
match
of
science
against
aggressiveness
and
hard
hitting.
LOCAL
ASSOCIATION
;
GIVES
AN
OPINION
ON
i
RADIOBROADCASTING
At
the
meeting
of
the
executive
of
tle
Prince
Kupert
Radio
Association
last
night,
it
was
drawn
to
their
attention
that
the
radio
commission
would
meet
in
Vancouver
soon
and
they
were
asked
for
an
expression
of
opinion
on
the
ques
tion
of
state
broadcasting
The
executlve
did
not
favor
this,
al-
fed
a
resolution
in
favor
of
large
private
stations
aided
and
controlled
by
the
state,
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
!
VANCOUVER,
March
21
:
Wheat
was
quoted
oh
the
local
exchange-today
at
$1.25)4.
WASTED
WILES
i
"I
understand
Deris
is
trying
;to
add
Freddie
to
her
string."
"Really.
I'd
have
though
he'd
be
hardly
worth
her
wile.''
Mbn-
treal
Star.
Sport
Chat
MechenieJ,
winners
of
the
firsf
half,
are
now
leading
in
the
m;i
end
half
off
the
Senior
League
Basketball
schedule
at
Anyox.
having
beatgfi
Concentrator
to
18
in
the
last
contest
which
was
a
thrilling
one
for
the
fans
of
the
smelter
town
who
have
been
follftwiirg
the
hoop
game
with
interest
this
winter.
The
Eoach
Is
trailing
in
the
league
bat
Is
still
keeoine
iramely
going.
'f
qm.
the
Ladles
League
though
beaten
recently
by
High
School.
The
Mine
girls
are
occupying
the
cel-.lur
position,
"fhe
Anyox
basket-ibal!
execs
the
has
arranged
that
'the
play-offs
between
the
winners
f
each
half
of
the
season
will
V;in
the
first
week
m
April.
Jack
Sharkey,
the
fighter,
i
the
latent
athlete
to
take
up
golf
...uut,
i
.A,If.ni,,
Wnmimr
th
"
'
universal
""T"-,;".
sport,
where
exponents
.
of
every
other
line
of
athletics
on
a
common
ground.
Among
the
fight
managers,
Leo
P.
Flynn
is
in
a
class
by
himself
when
it
comes
to
g!f.
Nearly
all
the
.
ball
players,
with
the
notable
ex-
ception
of
Rogers
Hornsby,
play
swimmers,
tennis
players
and
track
athletes.
Babe
Ruth
takes
as
much
pride
in
a
long
tee
shot
or
an
iron
shot
to
the
green
as
he
does
in
knocking
out
a
hOme
!run
jn
a
WOrld
itrries
game.
RADIO
PROGRAM
FOR
THE
WEEK
KOMO
j
Thursday,
March
21
5:00
KiddJee'
program.
5:80
Stock
and
boiWf
qttota
(Jons.
8:4S
S'ewt
flashes.
6:00
SerberUng
Wngertf.
80
Concert
orchestra
.
ltiiui
i
7:0O-Haley
Stuart
profftm.
7:W
-
Standard
Srnhonr'
w
8:30-Ungines
correct
time.
8:30-KHQ,
Spokane.
Crescent
Old
Time
Band
and
singer.
9:90
Novelty
trio.
!
..
.....
.
.
,
A"
l
"Lt
.
!2
o'
i,..,.,
t...i
Iq.
T
i1"'
Kl"'
p
10rt,nU'
KHy'
ll-'OfrlAIasVa
lehttt!
program.
U:15-X6velty
trio
with
vocal,
12:16
Late
news.
Friday,
March
22
5:00
Land
O'llealth.
5:16
Stock
and
bond
quotations.
5:46
News
fbuhes
and
sports.
6:00
Wrigley
Review.
6:80
Philco
hour.
7:00
Hudson
Essex
Challengers.
7:80
Half
hour
with
the
senate.
8:00
R.C.A.
hur.
9:00
Longines
correct
time.
9:00
Borden
Seles
Co.
program.
9:S0
Program
originating
KG
W,
Portland.
lOiOO
Evenng.H
lOiSO-Oiyrnpie
Hotel
donee
orchestra
with
tenor.
11S80
Late
news
fliihe.
SatnrdayMarjH
23
5:00
Lew
White
In
orpan
re-
cital.
Otatienat
orehtra
under
"t0'
-Iter
Damrch.
7:00-Lucky
Strike
danee
or-
Fi'f'
.
.
I
mi
m
8:00
Associated,
Oil
Com-
p
Wjl
Associated
Spanish
hour,
uiw-umgines
eorrect
tlrtie.
9:00
Puget
Sound
Navigation
program.
.
.
I
9
nW
Concert
orlheatra
with
non
lOtOO
Big
Show
of
Puget
i
Sound
Power
&
Light
Co.
I
12:00-News
flashes.
12:11!
Studio
program.
A
GREAT
RAILROAD
m
w
r
mtrr
v
I
I
I
I
I
I
i
i
1
1
l
Kf
fc:iegj
S;
A
striking
inhibit
in
New
rand
Central
terminal
in
New
UNIVERSITY
GRADUATES
REMAIN
B.C.
VICTORIA.
Mach
21:
Infor-stion
wm
given
in
the
Legis-iture
before
it
closed
by
Hon.
:oahua
Hinchcliffe,
minioter
of
education
that
figures
wore
available
with
respect
to
the
number
of
graduates
of
the
Unl
verity
of
British
Columbia
who
wire
still
in
the
province.
Of
ome
1.840
graduates
1,008
remained
in
the
provinee
while
54
others
were
rn
other
parts
of
Canada
and
117
In
the
United
feHateSi
T.
D.
Pattullo,
Leader
of
the
Opposition,
pointed
out
that
the
figure
indhmted
that
there
was
a
large
proportion
of
the-'graa-
uates
remaining
in
British
Col-(umbia.
He
supposed
the
mnt
woaW
he
taking
the,eredit
iot
ine
wei
mat
mere
were
so
m
l.1
Ib
,,Bfv
ne.wn"
-r
"
,nw
lttW'
"iroi
as
to
tnose
coming
DOCK
!"fthl""Hd
StftM
,nf
the
!!frt'nmnt
m,e
,n'
r
m,d
,aBht-
Intimated
that
there
wore
indi-
'cations
that
thv
vrr
rainrnlM
locks
sinee
the
election
In
J"'-
Dr.
H.
C.
Wflnch
gate
figures
to
show
that
there
were
more
!aJ"
,f
S
"'J
".i?
.1
V
"T!
was
the
case
in
respect
to
the
testers
Canadian
universities.
He
also
hopedhat
there
would
be
a
move
made
to
keep
more
of-the
university
graduates
in
commercial
life
in
the
province.
HOBO
KING
IS
NOW
IN
JAIL
KAMLO0PS,
March
21.
'Joseph
Leon
Lazwariti,
self-styled
king
of
the
hoboes,
languishes
in
Jail
here
as
a
result
of
being
picked
off
a
pasting
Canadian
National
freight
train
while
"bo-1
log"
a
ride.
Latwaritz,
who-elarms
to
have
been
elected
as
reigning
monarch
of
the
hoboes
at
the
annual
meet-1
ing,
carries
an
interesting
scrap
boot
pasted
with
letters
allegedly
wrttleo
by
the
great
and
the
near
great
of
most
of
the
countries
of
1
Uk
If
...IIU
Ll
.
I
i
kin
I
itt
n
nun
i
1
1
1
1
1
m
Ikn
t
Ik.
II.
t....
t
I
clalMi
t0
wrRe
,tler.
to
mm
of
lhe
ean
fr0m
vUlou.
pltCMt
a,.
wayg
Irniitr
them
with
the
stamp.
Indignant
that
he
should
have
been
prevented
from
continuing
this
journey
to
Vancouver,
he!
sought
to
oUalh
financial
aid
here.
In
this
he
was
unsuccessful
arkl
as
he
did
not
hate
the
neces-
sary
J
to
pay
the
fine
Imposed
by
i
jjustlee
or
the
Peace
Wentworth
Woods,
he
is
doing
10
days.
He
states
he
will
continue
to
Vaneou-
ver
and
proposes
to
call
officially
on
the
mayor.
TERMINAL
IN
MINIATURE
IS
ark
toy
show
v.as
this
splendid
York
City.
OILS
SHOWED
MORE
DECLINE
Little
More
Demand
for
Mining
Stocks
on
Vancouver
Exchange
yesterday
VANCOUVER.
Mareh
21.
Heavy
offering
of
pll
issues
eon-inued
on.
the
stock
exchange
ves-erttay
with
genei!
trade
vwaes
ftsceftding
front
c
to
dollar
iower.
Home
'Oil
Improved
00c.
fMImrosif
lost
Mc
on
heavy
:rading,
,
,1
In
mines
there
was
little
ehange.
altbotigh
the
demand
showed
fan-prevemen
i
.
i
"
i'
'
i
HOTEL
ARRIVALS
Prince
Rupert
Mrs.
Harry
Cleaves,
Tacoma;
.
V
It
.1
f
C
K
1
seller,
J.
R.
Mulr.
A.
BWt
llflb
ertson,
c.
Y.
Mine
and
R.
S.
Iloh-rtson,
Vaneoavcrr
"J.
Stfl
Ml
C.
J.
Relit,
Ocojtn
Falls;
C.j
I.
Hodgson.
Winnipeg
i
W.
It'
oh
neon
and
J.
W.
BeynoWs,
'oronto;
W.
E.
O.
McLennan,
roroflto;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
II.
A'addlngton.
Nanaimo;
A.
Robert-
ion.
Masasit;
K.
Vila
tad
8.
a
get
land,
RatchltmB.
Central
Louis
Bauvette
and
J.
Fanlk-wr,
Keno;
Alex
Mlcol.
Mayo;
Paul
Roy,
Pitt
Meadows;
George
I.elhinr
Dawson;
J.
A.
Donnelly
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Donnelly,
Van-.
Mover;
W.
H.
Johnson,
Toronto;!
I.
Miller.
Ben
Wish,
A.
Oagnon,'
M.
Strand
and
George
Hussell.
eity;
B.
Nelson.
Winnipeg;
Loul:;
S.
Watkltrs,
Seattle.
i
Royal
i
II.
Otfisld,
eity
j
Tom
Salberg.
!
Seattle.
i
Savoy
John
Walker,
city.
PLANT'S
r
FEAT
RE
OF
TOY
SHOW
:.niature
:tplica
of
1!v
An
Anchor
'Donsldwn
n(loeer
.
.
like
most
ship
engineers,
a
devoted
i
'
.
Scoti
proud
of
his
talp,
engines,
and
fabf--
enthusiasm
and
pride
art
'
"
typical
of
the
serrkt
you
"-CM'throughout
the
ship
on
the
"Letlils"
or
the
4
"Athenla."
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Anchor
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1.
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lflt'
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LTD.
"Best
Procurable
(THE
ORIGINAL)
Pure
Scotch
Whisky
TlCHEST
IN
F"INE5T
HIGHLAND
MALT
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advfcttlsement
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not
published
or1
dlspUyed
by
the
LtjU6f
ColitfOl
Bosrd
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia