EES
ait:
I
t
X
I
"RACING
BEGINS"
AT
WOODBINE
...
,
,
.
.
,,,,
,,
,
Opening
Day
Tomorrow
I
4
iUKUiNiu.
.May
li:
lo
mat-;
-terwbo
win
win
tftfyj
mis
year,
one
iQ-.jig
w
cwjyiT-u
will
be
a
real
racwwe
unnaaiaii
a
r
1
.
iun
classic,
ssic,
tne
xne
oiaesr.
oiaeei
coninu.i
eonjnmjMj,
rt
.the
thi
Americ
American
American
ously-run
race
on
the
Americ
.
Ing
day
of
the
briljjajt
meeting
!f
.h0me
"
nne
untano
jockey
uud,
tomor-
row,
and
also
of
the
Canadian
turf
season.
The
race
is
over
the
U
mile
and
a
quarter
distance
with
la,W
artiied
to
the
Kings
50
guineas.
I
doing
rather
well
of
late
and
it
is
'
Lat
year
the
race
turned
out
'
possibIe
that
the
aged
Boston
to
be
an
individual
triumph
forjBruins
may
get
back
in
the
run-the
Seagram
star,
Young
Kitty,
Hlng
again
although
the
most
of
who
the
year
before
had
been;the
experts
will
say
that
they
undisputed
Canadian
two-year-1
8nould
be
bojind
now
toward
the
old
champion
This
month
the!c?iIar
r,ther
than
towards
the
story
is
different.
Half
a
dozen
thoroughbreds
are
real
conten-
the
st-
Log
Browns
still
appear
ders
and
another
half
doiaii
ean-;
a8
an
outfit
that
will
take
some
not
be
left
out
of
the,Teckon!rig.
.
reckoning
with
as
the
season
pro-Fifty-eight
were
namiM
in
"the
res.
beinir
now
onlv
one
full
entries
for
the
192D
rental,,
and
'
game
away
from
the
top.
Not
far
it
is
possible
the
field
will
setnff
ar-
are
ni
),
nptfnit
TirPr
a
new
record.
GAMES
BEGIN
-
-JQR
DAVIS
CUP
Tennis
Championship
Tournament
i
Opened
at
Montreal
Yesterday
'
MONTREAL,
May
17.
Johnny
Van
Ryan
gave
the
United
States
j
"vm
ptrt
m
the
first
round
.of
the
DavU
cup
match
with
Can-
ana
yesterday,
defeating
Willard
Crocker,
9
and
7.
6
and
2.
and
6
and
3.
Jmea
Ueooswy
of
.ike.
United.
State
defeated
Dr.
Jack
Wright.
Qanadian.
6,
and
3,
4
and
,6,,$
and
1
7
and
5
'
-
.
'
A
COSTLY
CAST-OFF
IBLi
Jl
'
-Inn
"nMAf
i
I
litorge
Harper
proved
costly
cast-off
for
the
New
Yflrk.JGAjjts
when,
playfntg
fr
tb.V
'.BoSfon
Braves,
he
ftnoed
rihe
'(ffants
out
f
first
llacf
ip
.the
National
League
by
bitting
a5
ho;m&
run
with
two
ukn
ma
MCraw;
the
GiantmanMed"
Harper
to
Boston
lilpng.
.'"j"
-r
PAMIMAJUXY.
employer
I
a't
permit
such
I..-
long-winded
j
i
r.
phone
tOYer.atJons
with
friends
during
office
hours',
secretary
but
this
wafc
a-ng
y
1
i
it
uusureits
can.
.
Employer
ell,
don't
address
"
.
-
any
01
our
clients
as
"Old
Bean."
Public
Opinion.
,
"TRY
A
NIP
BEST
PROCURABLE
Be-
BOTTUD
A
6URANTItejri
H
(MM
NUI
I
Tl
LlHOCM
Th
Original
Label
look
for
it
Sport
Chat
With
Chicago
Cubs
and
St.
....
.
.
..
A
tempgrarv
advantage-
over
the
AT:
ijcs
and
New
York
Yankees
.gins?
amost
as
hectic
a
battle
League,
Leairui
big
ifatfie
.baseball
activities
are
as
mien
rijg-
m
-this
time"
of
the
year
r
as
thev
i
ha
va!
river
been
in
th.
past.
Nor
m.
-the
fight
be
confined
for
long
to
those
who
are
at
present
occupying
the
limpii.rht.
In
the
National
Leairue.
there
is
the
threat
of
the
Pitts-
burh
pjrates
who
have
been
top.
In
the
American
League,
who,
up
to
yesterday,
had
won
more
games
so
far
this
year
than
any
other
big
league
club.
Cel-Jar
positions
seem
secure
for
a
jtime
with
Brooklyn
Robins
and
Boston
Red
Sox
settled
in
the
I
respective
basements
of
the
National
and
American
Leagues.
Max
Schmeling
still
may
have
more
managers
than
a
chain-store
system
when
he
has
ful-
Mav
17.
For
the
fourth
oruisu
wuiiieu
s
tiuwiiyivwow..
"KV.'"",jT
,
hole
battle,
1U1SS
VVetnerea
ted
States
titleholder,
three
MlSS
Collett
lead
five
Up
up
at
the
eighteenth,
but
could
not
.combat
the
steady
play
K.
i
j
.t.
Luhr-r,
'
Vntnfil
tVio
twont.v-
"
SVI
W
tHtf
W
Th
match
sctuuu
L
r
ended
at
the
thirty-tilth
hole.
...
-
BOSTON
BRAVES
HOLDING
HIGH
!
IN
BIG
LEAGUE
i
NEW
YORK,
May
17.
If
U)e
Boston
Braves
stay
up
the
f
n-j
other
month
they
may
be
f1"
12'
believe
.they
belong
fn
thd
first
'
lour.,
.mu
rcn:
?r""rf
"""V
ea:J
n"'v
uZ-
ii:
SoiarCub,
maWng
its
initial!
yesterday
by
shading
the
Gianta
rr
i
,
"
iVWhime.'Sa'dWe.hder..PP".
on
the
l1
at
fs
more
significant,
the
plajrrt
to
one
all
tie
with
the
the
second
match
of
from
leWnd,;st.ln
Braves
twice
came
against
the
inimrtable
Larry
Ben-'the
CUnuly-Cup
series.
It
was
a(
ton
in
the
opener,
ami
Against
good,
clean
game
and
play
was
No-Hit
Cark
Hu-bbel
in
the
tenth
of
an
even
nature.
There
were
round
of
the
night
cap.
flashes
of
fine
combination
and
The
Cardinals
slipped
ahead
of
good
team
support
on
both
sides
the
idle
Cubs
into
the
league
lead
but
there
was
a
weakness
in
goal
by
outlasting
Pittsburgh
in
a
shooting,
either
team
failing
on
groggy
ten-round
melee.
occasion
in
this
important
fea-
Ttrnnklvn
lost
their
ninth
turp
nf
nlnv.
filled
certain
obligations
in
Newlstraight
to
the
Phillies.
York
in
connection
with
Paulino
The
Browns
and
Tigers
in
the
on
the
night
of
June
27.
but,
by
American
League
stepped
up
to
that
time,
he
wont
need
manag-
practically
even
terms
with
the
ers,
ne
will
need
sympathy.
This,
!
in
a
slightly
more
repressed
measure,'
is
Jack"
Dempsey's
gen-1
"al.
V?1
J
the
fiW'V1"
,s
to
the
heavyweight
cham-
ment
w'th
Sharkey.
The
old
cham-
pion
jsnt'quiw
a
emphatic
as.
thu
nhnvn
utatpmpnt
miwlit
maVo'
him
appear
'to
be,
nevertheless,
Jiei
leaves
no
doubt
of
his'
belief
that
his
.Qerman
double,
will
be
well
veneered
on
the
evening'
in
'
question.
junior
fq6tbaij.
At
the
junior
football
league
match,tomorrow
afternoon
at
Ac-
ropolis
Hill
at
2:30
the
Booth
team
to
play
against
High
School
will
be
selected
from
the
follow-
ing:
Christianson,
Cross,
Nelson,,
Greer,
Colussi,
Bartlett,
Ealters,
ham
and
Ivarson.
JOLLY
PLAYS
""vGOLF
FINALS
!
UnBllhh'tP(jla;en
to
Contest
(for
Big
rIrize1
With
American
17
IT
c.
Sot
EnSd
S
:
Joe
-TurneAsa
of
New
York
willj
contest
the
36-hole
final
of
the
Yorkshire
luriwiure
Evening
cvejiuig
News
iews
thousand
mousana
guineas
golf
tournament
tomor-
low.
Turnessa
defeated
Charles
Whitcombe.
two
up,
and
Jolly
de-
,
t
4
-
.1
11T
w
T
tr
T
T-V
n:
f
i
X
1
semi
-
finals.
George
Duncan,
who
beat
Walter
Hagen,
was
elim
-
inated
earlier
by
Davis.
'
,
TONIGHT
HCCUtl
Of
SCO'lANO
tiO
ftAivtwf
M.lftirvfT
OvrOw
KOft
at
Ilia
VtnJor'a
and
Intiit
on
GRANT'S
'
BEST
PROCURAnLE
I
-
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
rr,
v.
Liquor
Cintro)
Board,
or
by
the
Government
of
Joyce
Wethered,
Comely
English
Loss,
Winner
of
Women's
Golf
.
-Championship
over
Miss
Colletl
HI
rt
..AMDRRW'S.
Srntlani
time
Joyce
Wethered,
comely
Yankees,
who
trail
me
Aimeiica
by
half
a
game!
BASEBALL
SCORES
!
National
Leasuei
New
York
3-4,
Boston
4-.
,
,
Brooklyn
4,'
Philadelphia
7.
St
Louis
10,
Pittsburgh
91
'
'
'American
League
Chicago
3;
Detroit
4;
j
Cleveland
0,
St:
Louis
1.
.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
,
-STANDINGS,
;
,
.t
n
A
W.-
L.
Pft,
8
.6C7
'f.c,
Chicago.
15,
8
Boston
-..18
.10
jgv
Pittsburgh
11
16
.524
CincInnati
.
.11,
12
.478,
phnadeIphj.
,J0
11
.476
XeW'Ybrt
A'.T.
.".
13
.350
i
Brooklyn
.".!!!'.!!!
C
17
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
L.
Pet.
Philadelphia
14
8
.036
New
York
13
8
.619
!St.
Louis
15
10
.600
Detroit'
17
2
.586
Cleveland
12
3
.480
Chicago
.V
10
.385
Washifi&tort?
'.
.
8
fl3
.381
'
7
.301
i6
FAREWELL
PARTY
FOR
MR.
AND
MRS.
LEPINE
Departing
Citizens
Honored
by
Some
Forty
Friends
at
Function
in
Commodore
Cafe
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
V.
G.
Le-
Fine,
who
are
leaving
the
city
.next
Tuesday
afternoon,
were
guests
of
honor
at
a
delightful
farewell
dinner
and
dance
last
night
in
the
Commodore
Cafe.
There
were
about
40
friends
pres
ent
at
the
function
which
wasa
very
enjoyable
one.
,
r
Music
for
dancing
i'as
by
Mrs.
J'.'S.
Black's
orchestra,.
The
party
broke
up
a
j;
12:30.
There
were
many
expressions
of
regret
at
the
impending
departure
of
the
honored
guests.
GENERAL
WALKOUT
li-GOLD
CREWS
YUKON
DAWSON,
Y.T..
May
17.
A
general
waJkout
of
the
employees
of
Burrall
&
Baird,
Ltd.,
and
associated
companies,
operating
what
is
claimed
to
be
the.
largest
placer
gold
mining
leases
in
the
world,,
occurred
today.
The
men
are
dissatisfied
with
irregular
pay
days.
It
is
expected
that
the
no
aer
ox
fcngum
lasses
ueitjijieu
uieunu
vuuc,
w
up
and
one
t(?play.
at'
the-ninth
hole
and
Was
two
.
,
"
!
!
EMPRESS
MADE
GOOD
SHOWING
PIa-ed
One
AH
Tie
Last
Night
(
Uh
Thistles
in
fiilhuly
Cup
Football
dame
..A'ilargji
crowd
of
football
fans
vfa4!
iven
an
ecllent
show
of
,jrVapqce,r.j
last
P'K11
at
the
Acro-
pqlj
Hfjl
grDunds
when
Empress
It
was
well
along
In
the
first
haf
when
vctor
Hinston,
a
new
pIaJ.er
gent
,R
the
sc)re
for
thfi
Empregg
p,ay
wa8
back
and
.
.
4
forth'
th
,
and
t.
the
prospect
was
that
the
Thistles
were
to
go
scoreless
until,
half
a
minute
before
the
final'
whittle.
Charles
Baptie
equalized
for
the
Thistles.
On
the
;
!
whole,
it
Vj'as
a
fair
enough
draw,
j
I
The'
Empress
Club
is,
apparent-'
y,
a
strong
organization
which'
'
should
be
heard
from
favorably
jaa
the
season
advances.
I
I
V.
Barton
made
an
efficient
referee
and
A.
Clapperton
and
(George
Kelsey
presided
on
the
lines.
Players
were:
Empress:
Social
Club
S.
Gur
vich;
F.
Psirker
and
R.
B.
Skin-
tier;
G.
Hill,
S.
Currie
and
Victor
Hillston;
J.
Currie,
McKay,
G.-
nowe,
rt.
unenosiu
ana
u.
L,un-
uie.
Thistles
W.
Lambie;
A.
Hafg
and
S.
Erskine;
G.
Mitchell,
C.
Baptie
and
A.
Macdonald;
A.
Mitchell,
J.
Campbell,
W.
Mitch-
en,
i.
uussanicn
ana
u.
jacK.
The
Gilhuly
Cup
standing:
V.
D.
L.Pts
Thistles
1
1
0
3
Empress
0
1
0
1
Regiment
0
0
1
0
CANADIAN
FISH
GOT
BEST
BIDS
Tables
Turned
on
American
Hali
but
at
Local
Exchange
This"
Morning
Halibut
sales
at
the
local
fish
exchange
this
morning
totalled
an
even
100,000
pounds.
Four
American
vessels
sold
76,000
pounds
at
12.1c
and
Cc
to
12.5c
and
7c
while
Canadian
fares
all
received
higher
prices,
12.3c
and
7c
to
14c
and
7c
being
paid
for
three
catches
totalling
24,000
pounds.
Sales
were
as
follows:
American
Arctic,
28,000
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries,
12.1c
and
6c.
Pierce,
9,000
pounds,
Pacific
Fisheries,
12.5c
and
7c.
Middleton,
24,000
pounds,
Cana
dian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
12.3c
and
6c.
Tahoma,
15,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
12.2c
and
7c.
Canadian
Cape
Spear,
7,000
pounds,
Roal
Rish
Co.,
13c
and
7c
Inez
IL,
10,000
pounds,
Atlln
Fisheries,
14c
and
7c
R.
W.,
7,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
12.3c
and
7c.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
May
7:
Wheat
dropped
a
coupl0
ot
points
today
being
quoted
on
the
ex
change
at
$1.10.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(.Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Th
following
quotation
were
5id
and
asked:
'
B.
C.
Silver,
90.
Njl.;
,
Bayview,,
3Vi,
4.
r.i.
Big
Missouri,
1.60,
1.62i
,
Cork
Province,
12,
Nil.
Cotton
BeU,
Nil,
60,
Duthie
Mines,
50,
Nil.
George
Copper,
6.00,
6.50.
Georgia
River,
30,
35.
Golconda,
1.68,
1.70.
Grandview,
42,
42
Vs.
Independence,
8.
9,
Indian,
Nil,
5.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
41,
42.
Kootenay
Florence,
14,
15.
Kootenay
King,
Nil,
41.
Lucky
Jim,
13,
14.
Mohawkv
i,
5.
Morton
Woolsey,
6Vi,
6ft.
Marmot
River
Gold,
SVt,
5ft.
Marmot
Metals,
4,
6.
National
Silver.
16,
19.
Noble
Five.
59'
2,
63.
Oregon
Copper.
41,
43.
Pend
Oreille.
5.85,
6.00.
Pioneer
Gold,
NIL
1.50.
Premier
1.70.
1.72.
yt
Reeves
Macdonald,
1.75,
1:801
Rufus-Argenta,
23,
24.
Ruth-Hope,
34.
35.
Silver
Crest,
7,
74.
Silvercup.
35,
37.
Silverado,
Nil,
80.
Silversmith,
Nil.
17.
Slocan
Rambler,
NiL
17.
Snowflake,
56V'x.'57ft.
Sunloch,
2.25,
2.50.
Terminus,
Nil,
5Vj.
Topley
Richfield.
Nil.
31.
Toric
Mines,
Nil.
L40.
Wellington,
lift,
12.
Whitewater,
75,
80.
Woodbine.
6.
7.
Oil-s
Calgary
Dallas,
2.50,
Nil.
Federal,
39,
Nil.
,
Great
West,
71.
Nil.
"
Mercury.
1.64.
Nil.
Mid
West,
1.00,
Nil.
I
Mill
City,
9.25,
NIL
I
Model,
94,
Nil.
j
Regent,
72,
Nil.
,
Spooner,
3.63,
Nil.
Advance.
15.50,
15.75.
A,
P.
Consolidated,
4.6.4.68.
Calmont,
4.8(J.
J
t
Dalhousie.
4.85,
4.90.
j;
Devenish,
1.26,
1.27.
Fabyan
Pete,
10,
10ft.
l
Home,
21.90,
22.00.
Illinois-Alberta,
Nil,
1.80.
'
"1T
L
EXTRACTS
Sporttmtn
the
tvorld'ovtr
ha
vi
itnte
confirmed
the
opinion
of
the
Worrut
Hunt,
and
YUktri'GIn
It
ton-tidettd
the
per'
fett
complement
0
all
outdoor
pat'
timet.
Skagway
to
Mayo,
Y.T.,
by
airplane
in
two
hours.
Under
ordinary
method4
of
traniration
at.
this
time
of
year,
suoh
a
trip
might
take
as
as
long,
as
17
ua.
tea-terday
May
1
Mr.
McNaugb-'
Von-
received
a
letter
from
Mr.
Nones
dated
May
IS
at
Mayo.
This
lis
probably
the.
most
rardd
serv-1
UrW'that'hM
evet
been-given
a
lrtj
BENNETT
AMENDMENT
ON
SHARE
TAXATION
DEFEATED
YESTERDAY
OTTAWA.
May
17.
-The
amendment
of
Hon.
R.
B.
Ben
nett
to
strike
out
that
provision
of
the
budget
which
provides
for
taxwtmn
on
the
transfer
of
snares
was
defeated
in
the
haute
yester
day
96
trt
58.
Mr.
Bennett's
amendment
would
have
referred
lth
budget
tox
re-
olution)
baek
to
hare
a
mw
tax
on
share
eliminated
and
leave
the
levy
on
such
tranactiqn
as
they
ol
-':-iJJ..';llllai;.:u.
..!....
:
-r
I'M'
1
'
'
.
tne
nag
over
the
Norwegian
1
consulate
is
unfurled
to
t
f
A3ZS
TJ70
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
M,y
u
breezes
today.
The
occasion
is
ORGANIZE
IIASEnALL
-hi
nuJtMWrQf
ihrf
Declara-
KETCIIIKA'
May
17
Th
tlon.
pf
Norwegian
Independence,
local
baseball
players
are
or-
;
which
wlf
be
doly
celebrated
to-
ganialng
for
the
sea
.-in
a
M
-
night
at
a
function
to
be
held
day
at
a
meetfng
i.JVd
r
tU
ftVth
Lle
Hhjksort
Society.
purpose.
CET
all
..
fiveaU
deuce.
Bugla
bit
the
'drcu
for
dinner'
ten
mlnutei
agoj
but
neither
player
will
quit
1'
A
filter
to
Jim'
i
back,
band
.
.
Jim
can't
recover.
Vantage
In.
t
A
tplnnlng
terve
...
;
Jim
winal
V
Plenty
of
recreation
when
vo
travel
Cunard.
SaUCutwdlt
Book
ArovfS
TU
Cunari
$Utm
.
Slip
Ok,
Limited,
fjjji
ajftBji
i
SL
Vancouver
(
I
il.
nu
jir
364-9),
or
any
tltamhipntni
Weekly
to
Eumpe
from
M(.:.'rtu
Quebec
CUNARD
S-V
CANADIAN
StRVICt
'
I
Ml
Cabin.
Toofltt
Third
Casta
ind
TMr
Chat
YEAR
IN
JAIL
FORALCAPONE
PHILADELPHIA,
Ma
7
Alphonse
"Scarfaci:
A;
1
,-cv
I
notorious
Chicago
canr
-
tr-:-
tofay
yentenced
to
unc
vnar
1
the
countr-
pmon
on
u
.
-h,iryo
.!
Ifcd
1.1
"ru
the
'
Sarxa
CO..
LtJ,
FROM
VICKERS'
DIARY1752
Mayland,
11.75,
11.85.
McDoug.-Segur,
Nil,
(5.00.
McLeod,
5.00,
5.20.
New
McDoug.-Segiir,
Nil,
3.Q0
Royalite,
Nil,
170.00.
Vulcrin,
Nil,
2.25.
Hargal,
1.95,
2.00.
Freehold,
1.75,
1.80.
nUed.12.75t:13.00,:
r-.r........
sterling
t'acmc,
z.io,
.Turner
Valley.
1.35,
1.50.
..
-'y,
(.Eastern
Stocks
'
SHerrltl-Gordori,
7.90,
Nil.
'
'
'Nora'nda,
56.00,
Nil.
RAPID
WORK
AIR
SERVICE
A
communication
received
by
R.
F.
McNaughton.
C.N.R.
district
passenger
agent
here,
from
L.
B.
Jones,
agent
at
Skagway,
illustrates
how
the
airplanes
are
revo
lutionizing
transportation
facili
ties
in
Alaska
and
the
Yukon.
Mr.
Jones
recently
made
a
trip
from
"Brother
John
sends
this
encouraging
word
from
Shrewsbury.
'Whilst
staying
at
the
Golden
Lion
where
meets
the
Worral
Hunt,
hath
opportunity
to
introduce
our
good
liquor
to
the
sportsmen
after
the
day's
run.
Excellent,
was
the
unanimous
opinion,
and
many
orders
for
Vickcrs
Gin
are
forthcoming'
"
VICKERS
FINEST
LONDON
DRY
GrIN
ESTABLISHED
BY
JOSEPH
6f
JOHN
VICKERS
6f
.
LONDON
IJ5Q
ENCUND
-
,1
V
;
AW'
This
advertisement
Is
pot
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
UoaTd
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
E