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Tuesday,
April
16.
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published
or
displayea
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
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of
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folumhl
HUDKINSWON
1
Nebraska
Wildcat
Took
Seven
Put
i
oi
len
Hounds
J-rora
Opponent
A.
t)
T)n
IHTTII
IVIt
T
A.
HUTU
WILL
RE
MARRIED
THIS
WEEK
TO
ACTRESS
George
Norman
(Babe)
Ruth
"yesterday
obtained
a
license
to
marry
Mrs.
Claire,
Hodge-
il'aon.
aged
2(5,
a
New
York
aorese
and
a
widow.
It
is
Huiil
that
thev
will
be
mar-
!
lied
some
day
this
week.
It
a
VMt
AMERICANS
WON
M4CD0NALD
LEADING
MITCHELL
BY
NARROW
MARGIN
IN
BILLIARDS
Bill
Mitchell
and
Angus
Macdon-ald
were
in
good
form
last
night
for
the
first
250-point
session
of
the
500-point
junior
individual
city
ford,
Lord
OOD
BYE
TIRE
TROUBLE
C
E'u5P
yonr
clr
with
a
new
set
of
dominion
Koysl
Cords
or
Roytl
Mtitcrs
and
bid
a
lone
farewell
to
tire
trouble.
Theie
two
tires
can't
be
best
Royal
Cords
are.the
finest
moderste-Jy
priced
tires
nude.
;
Roysl
Masters
toit
more
Uun
ny
other
tire
but
they're
certainly:
-
worth
It.
DOMINION
ROYAL
CORDS
AND
ROYAL
MASTERS
E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
FORD
DEALERS
fij
u
3rd
Ave.
East-
DOMINION
TIRES
Phone
83
'
PERCY
WILLIAMS
KEEPS
HIS
SPEED
ON
KLIUKn
1U
lilt
BUAKJJ5
Al
lYWMKfcAL
V"
oySMIGHTAND
GIRLS
BREAK
RECORDS!
MONTREAL.
April
16.
Percy
Williams,
the
Vancou
ver
Olympic
sprint
champion,
returned
to
.the
boards
last;
night
and
equalled
the
world's
record
for
50
yards
in
win-i
ning
that
event
at
the
indpor
track
game?
here.
His
time!
was
5
1-5
seconds.
Williams
nosed
out
Jimmy
r
ltzpatncK
of
Hamilton.
Ethel
Catherwood
of
Saskatoon
iumoed
to
a
new
Cana-
jdian
indoor
record
for
w'Onieh
When
she
topped
the
bar
at
i
four
feet
11
3-8
inches.
I
One
world's
record
was
broken
bv
Miss
Mvrtle
Cook
PANiniPNvof
Toronto,
who
won
the
50
yards
in
six
seconds
flat,
I
U.
vrllirillLi
i
J
,
breaking
the
old
mark
by,
a
fifth
of
a
second.
Four
Thousand
People
Watched
Rig
Hockey
Game
Last
Night
j
VANCOUVER,
April
1G.
In
an:
exhibition
hockey
game
here
the
New
York
Americans
defeated
the
i
.Montreal
Canadiena
with
a
score
of
5
to
3'before
4000
fans.
At
Ihe
end
of
the
second
period
the
!
Americans
had
a
four-goal
lead.
on
their
opponents,
but
in
the'
j
final
session
the
Montrealers
held
PROMINENT
FIGURES
IN
SPORT
Written
Especially
for
the
Daily
News
by
the
Sports
Editor
LORD
DESROROUGH.
AN
ENGLISH
SPORTSMAN
Although
he
has
had
a
political
the
English
Channel;
rowed
from
nd
IirHamentdry
VII-
O:
the
New
Yorkers
from
scoring
and
'
.farmer.
dd.d
two
to
their
own
count.
I
Jam
"enry
,?rn'
F'v
I
borough,
first
barbn
of
Taplow,.N
cen-
Ox
Football
anrfaeball
organlza.
tlon
is
lpw
In
getting
under
way
In
Prince
Kupert
this
year
but
the
annual
meeting
of
the
Football
Association
'at
least
is
expected
to
be
called
in
the
near
"future.
Prospects
are
said
to
be
good
for
the
carrying
on
of
the
Old
Country
game
again
this
season
and
quite
a
good
deal
of
talent
is
reported
to
be
avail
able.
The
outlook
is
that
there
'u'llt
VtA
of
Yah
at
n
4
Y
tfa
4onm
league,
New
Empress
Club,
Thistles
and
Regiment
being
mentioned
as
possible
entrants.
;
There
is
also
said
to
be
consid-jerable
baseball
talent
on
hand
but
It
is
uncertain
as
yet
whether
or
not
Senior
ball
will
be
played
i
In
1029
here
or
be
allowed
tc
lapse
as
it
did
last
year.
Twt
i
teams
could
be
easily
organized
but
organizations
are
chary
about
backing
clubs
unless
there
are
at
least
three
in
the
race.
Still
In
the
heavyweight
fistic
limelight.--
hr-
StrlhHnira.
"Pn"
j
and
W.
L
(
Yming.StrlbllSg?
ttrti
Tmi
New
ork
to
talk
business
with!
the
two
chief
ffgnr$s
of
metropolitan
promqjlofif
W.
F.
("Dig
11111")
Carey
and
W.
H.
I1'.
(Jack)
Dcmpsey.
The
boy
Is
ready
to
fight
anybody
In
the
heavyweight
division
to
prove
he
still
is
a
contender
for
the
title,
declared
"Pa"
Stribllng.
"Dempscy.
already
has
proposed
several
opponents
for
the
boy,
.mentioning
Jim
Malohey,
Otto
Von
Porat'
and
others,-'but.
I
"'have
mad
no
de
finite
arrangements".
i
Oxford
to'
London
in
one
day;
swam,
twice
across
the
pool
at
iagara;
held
ihe
punting
c
ham-
is
best
known
for
his
interest
Inpibnship
for
three
years,
and
won
athletics
and
is
regarded
by
Engvfam.e
in
mountain
climbing,
lishmen
as
their,
Ideal
of
an
ama-
:,4i
,
,
teur
sportsman.
He
has
been
one.
,
After
P38?1"
thf
of
e-
of
the
most
notable
figures
in
,
ve
competition,
Lord
Desbor-nmafoi.r
.nnrtinu.
iria.
tn
vna.
0UKh
continued
his
devotion
to
n.
i
'j'vi
viiki
vo
a
is
ting"
ianu
i
or
upwards
o
nail
a
tuVy.
A
student
at
Harrow
and
Desborough
was
athletics
as
a
patron
of
amateur
sports
and
as
official
leader
of
:
organizations
promoting
them.
He
served
as
president
of
the
Brit-
one,-
l
-i
n
:
i
,
billiard
champion
and
at
the
close
of
the
best
all
around
athletes
of
jtwenty
yearg
iwag
pre8ident
0f
of
play
Macdonald
was
leading
by
his
day.
He
played
cricket;
won:f.
Rp(f,.
.
wn
.,,,
a.oJ
the
narrow
margin
of
251
to
240
the
Harrow
mile
in
four
minutes
j
cfatIon
points.
A.
Murray
was
refetee,
36
seconds;
rowed
in
the
dead
'
i.
Hillman
was
scorer,
and
.
C,
P.
heat
,
varsity
boat
,
race
of
:1877k.
,
Lord
Dbofough
was
born
Oc-Balagno
was
marker.
was
a
member,
of
the,,
Winning
tbber
30,
1855.
He
has
been
four
,,
The
second
and
final
block
be-
Oxford
crew
oyer
Cambridge5
the
times
'a
member
of
the
House
of
tween
Mitchell
.and
Macdonald
next
year;
stroked
an,
eight
oared
Commons
and
was
raised
to
the
will
be
played
tonight.
N
boat
with
sliding
sfats
'acrdss
pee'rage
lh'190o.
IEIRST
ROUND
OF"
fiVF.R
EMANIIEI.ii
u
lCarpet;
bowung
v
r
ui
i
uiiu
u
i
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"
uuuif
JC
NOW
COMPLETED
The
first
round
of
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
single-handed
bowling
competition
has
now
LOS
ANGELBS.
Anril
16.
Ape
been
concluded.
Bob
Cameron
beat
'Hudkins,
Nebraska
wildcat,
last
ob
Stuart
and
Harry
Erskine
won
night
battered
and
tore
his
way
to
over
Howard
Stein
in
the
out-
!m!Si
dociive
lf
oundvictory
,
over
standing
game-s
of
the
first
round.
Armand
EnuntiA.
youthful
San
Second
round
games
will
now
be
Francisco
heavyweight,
to
prove
proceeded
with.
,-the
fallacy
of
the
age-old
adage
:!lJuw.TI"brttet,,a,,'
st.andrew,sbowling
Hudkins
won
seven
rounds,
Em
i
anuel
one,
and
two
were
even.
LARRY
GAINS
WAS
VICTOR
r
,
2
TORONTO.
Arrfl
16
Iirrv
rinks.
Wason's
Ulnk
Beat
II.
Cam-eron's
Ist
Nlcht
by
Score
of
21
to
6
J.
Watson's
rink
beat
H.
"Cameron's
last
night
by
a
score
of
21
to
6
in
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
carpet
bowling
series.
The
next
game
wll!
be
Thursday
night
be-ltwen.
J.
Frew
and
J.
McLean
Gains,
Canadian
heavvwehrht
The
standing
of
rinks,
to
date
champion,
outclassed
Georire
fVwW.
W
Australian
titleholder,
to
anteiy
Dalgarno
5
win
In
a
10-round
bout
here
last
J-
XIcLean
4
..night.
,
.,
C
Taylor
2
...
,
,
"
I.
Cameron"
1
'
J.
Frew
l
f
s
,
Tbi
afternoon's
train,
due
J
.
WaUon
3
;u..frem
the
east
at
3:30,
was
reor-
G.
Abbott
2
.
,,ted
this
morning
to
be
on
'time.
G.
Scott
l
8
5
5
2
"
.'3
,
BASEBALL
IS
WASHED
OUT
AT
OPENING
Itain'
Eterjrwhere
In
Eastern
State
oii
Opening
Day:..
NEW
YORK.
April
16.
The
entire
openfrtg
day
program
of
the
four
major
league
baseball
games
in
the
ea.t
wan
washed
out
today
by
(he
driving
rain.
It
seemed
probable
that
the
western
half
of
the
schedule
would
escape
the
main
attack
of
the
weather
man.
Sport
Chat
BALLPARK
IMPOSSIBLE
Hut
City
May
Re
Able
to
Instal
'Children's
Playground
at
I)
I,
Violet
Park
lt
Was
stated
at
last
night's
oerncii
meeting
that
the
city
light
be
able
b
drain
off
a
piece
f
Violet
Park
In
Section
Seven
nd
provide
a
1
layground
for
hildren
there
but
that
the
re-iuet
of
the
Section
Seven
and
light
Ratepayers'
Association
for
ball
park
was
an
Impossible
one
s
it
would
cost
thousands
of
dol-nrs
to
execute.
Aid.
Macdonald,
who
Had
ex-mlned
the
site,
brought
ud
the
tlayground
suggestion.
Other
'arts
of
the
city
had
been
pro-Ided
for
by
the
Gyro
Club.
Mayor
McMordie
stated
that
he
tad
arranged
with
the
sretary
f
the
Ratepayers'
Association
to
-.end
in
a
definite
plan
but
this
lad
not
yet
come
to
hand.
Aid.
Brown
felt
that
the
chil
dren
of
this
part
of
town
were!
lot
so
badly
off,
Gyro
playgrounds
at
McClymont
Park
and
'-eal
Cove
being
available
for
hem.
The
council
will
await
a
defin-Le
proposition
from
the
Section
'even
and
Eight
Ratepayers'
As-oclatlon
before
taking
any
fur-her
action.
BROWN
BEAR
HUNTERS
ARE
GOING
NORTH
TO
ALASKAPENINSULA
SEWARD,
April
1C
The
largest
Alaskan
brownbear
hunting
expedition
ever
to
leave,
here
will
start
on
April
27,
when
n
party
of
24,'
Including
hunters
and
their
personnel,
will
leave
on
the
3.S.Starr
or
the
Alaska
peninsula.
GROGAN
RECEIVER
COLWOOD
RACE
TRACK
VICTORIA
April
16.
L.
A.
Grogan,
accountant,
has
been
appointed
receiver
and
manager
of
the
Colwood
Park
.race
track,.upon
application
of
(he
Royal
Trust
Company,
trustees,
for
debenture
holdurs,
t
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
S.v
D.
Johnston
Co.)
The
following
quotation
were
'
"
...i
A,r.
'.t."
OIU
UIIU
tt.SACU
.
...,."
,
,.
a
C.
Silver,
1.00,
Nil.
Day
view,
5,
5's.
Big
Missouri,
1.11,
1.15.
Cork
Province,
15V,
1C.
Cotton
Belt,
65,
70.
Duthie,
50,
Nil.
George
Copper,
Nil,
"80
ueurgui
niter,
u,
mi.
Golconda,
1.33,
U8.
Grandview
45Vi,
4C.
,-Independence,
kootenay
Florence,
14
16.-Kootenay
King.
48,
49.
L.
&
L.,
3,
3Vi.
Lucky
Jim,
14.
10.
Mohawk,
5,
5Vi.
Morton
Woolsey,
3'a,
A;
Marmot
River
Gold,
NIlfc7.
Marmot
Metals,
4V4,
5.
'
National
Silver,
15.
1G.
Noble
Five,
G8,
69.
Oregon
Copper,
CS,
03V.
Pend
Oreille,
Nil,
7.7B.
Pioneer
Gold.
Nil.
1.70.
Premier,
1.60,
1.C6.
j
Pnrtpr-Idaho.
47.
50.
'
Reeves
Macdonald,
2.40,'2.5Qf
.
.
ns
i
uuius-ArKKiua,
to,
e.t.
Ruth-Hope,
42,
45.
Silver
Crest.
Nil,
8:
Silverado,
65,
75.
Silversmith,
8,
14.
Slocan
King,
Nil,
.
Sloean
Rambler,
21,
22.
Snowflake,
22,
24.
Sunloch.
Nil.
2.75.
Terminus,
5,
7.
Topley
Richfield,
32,
34.
Torlc,
1.25,
Nil.
Wellington,
15,
15H.
Whitewater.
1.05,
1.10.
Woodbine,
4,
4Vi.
Oils
Advance,
8.95.
Nil.
A.
P.
Consolidated,
3.52j
3.53
Calmont,
2.97,
3.00.
Dalhousie,
5.75,
6,S5.
j
uevenisn.
l.iu,
i.w,
Fabyon
Pete,
14,
.14
Home,
20.00,
20.50.
Illinois-Alberta,
1,75,
Nil,
May
land.
8.50.
8,75,.
McDoug.-Segur
Ex,i
,
7.00,
McLeod,
5.00,
Ni.
.
,
New
McDoug-Segur,,5.00,
Nil.
Royalite,
150.00,,
Nil.,
Vulcan,
2.40,
Nil.
Hargal,
1.70,
1,75.
Freehold,
1.70.
1.75,
Mercury.
U5.
Nil.,,
Turner
Valley
1.25,
1.40
T-
.
Ol-.l
eastern
Diuck
.
Sherritt-Gordon,
8.10,
Nil.
Noranda,
51.15,
Nil.
says
.
Famous
Canadian
Tenor
.
,
"I
"n4
Buckingham
Cigarettes
dclighu
'Xffk'jh
'".ful'to.
hnuke
and
easy
on
my
throat,"
19M
I
Nicolo
CoRntlao,
who
ranki
tmong
th
Creat
tuccenoti
of
Canuo
ai
a
drunitic
tenor
il
a
CauJun
boy,
wlioooce
worlcj
in
kU
fadicr!
jpvctrr
tor
on
McCiul
Street,
Toronto.
During
the
put
fr
w
ecki
thii
great
kngtr
bat
been
tiling
coo.
cert
cngagrmtnti
la
several
CaoadUa
I
IMi.-
cixks.
y
CIGARETTES
iff
1
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