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It,
Thursday,
April
11
,,PA'JE
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
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Manager
Hendricks
Will
Have
o
Dispose
of
Some
of
Them
Hefore
Season
Opens
,n
ORLANDO,
Fla,
April
11:-t-""
Manager
John
G.
Hendricks
of
.
the
(3dnnati
Reds
is.
glad
thtt
the?fationaf
Leairuejlhon
will
notftpeayet
MdfhatttWvW
have'
oogajiOMnepounern
assocai
on.
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W
Sib
TAAHirunrniTT
PLAYERS
HELD
RY
riMPINWATI
U
1
Vlll
Vlillln.
1
1
-
nelT
35')
avers
'
Tfife'Ki'A
tiVryfiwiune.ifflwuo
mjubi
iaj,-ue
resembles
the
old
lady
who
lived
in
a
shoe.
He
has
so
many
pitch
-
1
ers
and
outfielders
he
doe:
n't
XTJ
ri'i
J!
A?.!"
with
few
of
them
palpably
pre-
j
mature
in
seeking
major
league
j
places.
i
Manager
Hendricks
also
would
!
Hke
to
know
how
good
Van
Picin-'
h
will
be
in
1029.
The
clever
-catching
nearly
l-Vames
and
.batting
orer-
.BOO
fdr
the
first
me
in
bis
major
league
exper-
lence.
If
ritinlch,
whohas
been,
ow1
to
sign
anil
Mis
lost
,
the
i
benefit
of
early
training,
can
re-
?eat
his
last
season's!
perfor-i
mance.
Jack
believes
his
club
is1
as
good
as
in
the
first
division.
1
If
1'resiilent
John
A.
Heydler's
j
nrnnnaiuf
nitohal
u
Hdtsnlan
ninti
plan
'
i
could
be
applied
to
catchers,
Cin
w:cinnati
would
have
no
furthermost
Norfolk
Golf
Club.
Bran-
worries
over
completing
the
staff
i,.Hster.
and
will
succeed
the
Duke
assist
Picinich.
Leo
Dixon.
f
Gloucester
in
that
office.
The
""great
defensive
catcher
could
do
the
receiving
with
Hugh
McMul-vJen,
able
batsman,
doing
the
hlt-V
Ing.
This,
however,
would
make
vP
provision
for
Clyde
Sukeforth,
miu
was
uii
iiie
iiuu
rii
rvo
change
will
be
made
in
the
m
'Infield.
Long
George
Kelly
will
J
-j-
'play
first,
unthreatened
by
his
prince
showed
much
interest
in
j-'
coworker
of
last
season,
Wally
the
details
of
the
lives
of
the
art-"
"I'ipp."
Hughey
Critr,-promoted
to
isan
golfers.
cantaln
of
the
shin,
at
Rernml
and!
It
is
announced
that
the
prince
Horace
Ford,
at
short,
will
have
chance
to.
break
lbeir
record
-
feawhg
tlMibTrtiKywlperfor-
mance.
Charlie
Dressenr
is
the,takes
Piaee
,n
Arrow
l
arlf.
.leading
candidate
for
third
basalfnhead-
in
Jul'
and
August.
rn
ine
ausence
or
joe
Biripponj
vaiescmg
irom
an
apriUcltrs
operation."
'
I
The
outfield
assignmciAs
arc
not
so
easy.
Three
recruus
have
;
.
Nervous
and
Run
lows
Thc
Leist
Noise
Would
Bother
Her
Mn.
It
Durton,
0hw,
Oat-,
writes:
"Three
ytan
fo
I
u
t
nfrvoui
snd
run
down
I
could
hsrdly
Ler
to
have
the
children
nuks
noiie
it
would
bother
me
so.
"A
friend
sdrwed
tne
to
take
-mad
after
taking
two
boxes
I
beitan
to
feel
itronjer,
looked
Utter
and
tlx
-eolor
canie
back
into
nv
ehML
n.l
now
1
am
feeling
fine
again
"
Prire
60c.
a
box
at
all
dmgpts
and
Ikvsleri,
or
mailed
direct
on
receipt
of
3
price
by
The
T.
Milburn
Co..
Ltd,
Toronto,
Ont.
Try
These
Recipes!
No
milk
equals
that
from
our
own
Fraser
Valley
for
any
recipe,
and
that
is
the
milk
you
buy
in
l3crdctuS
St.
Charles
Milk
"Ma
In
B.C."
THE
BORDEN
CO.
LIMITED
VANCOUVER
f
mm
tittd
mm
It
Hcip
Book.
NANffl---
.
...
APDKESSl
shown
ability
and
five
of
last
year's
outfielders'
are
back,
Only
one,
Jack
Hill,
a
California
University
player,
seems
a
year
or
two
away.
Crnbtree,
Swanson
chance
'to
push
the
former
regu-
lars
completely
out
of
the
picture
vniMi'
the
aiamy
orVurtft;''
Walker
to
play
the
treacherous
Cincinnati
right
field
places
him,
better
position
to
defend
hisf
place
than
His
fellows.
Crabtree
i.
"It
well.in
the
spring
gamesVf
uirrttlnjr
.that
hi?
.353
average
Oklahoma
City
;cah
be
taken!
er!y.
Shaner
from
Chattan,-
I1""
0een
lar
Denmn
ine
ouner
B'ver
BELANGER
WON
IN
TEN-ROUND
BOUT
AGAINST
HAROLD
MAYS
MONTREAL,
April
Charlie
Relanger.
Winnipeg
light-j
was
awarded
a
10-round
decision
j
over
Harold
-Mays
01
uayonne,
;sew
Jersey,
in
the
feature
bout
or
a
uoxing
cum
nere
iai
nigm.
r
PRIMPR
OF
WAI
K
...
llULr
ILUB
lAr
lAlil
LONDON
April
a"i
in
10.
T),
The
'
.
PrinCe
of
Wales
has
const1
consrmeu
i
10
accept
the
captaincy
of
the
Royal
e39y
f
siianXmhin
He
played
for
the
club
on
Whit-
Monday
1928
against
Brancater
Artisans'
team,
and
the
royal
golf-
er
was
defeated
on
the
last
green
by'
'Bob'
Lake,
70-year-old
gar-
.
Mener.
Following
that
match,
the
18
10
J01
'
ine
worm
jamooree
t
twenty
-
first
birthday
celebrations
'of
thc
bo'
scout
movement,
which
"
'
ufltinflfj
'
"If
r.
I.
n
n
Sport
.Chat
y'
r
i
Johnny
Risko.
the,
Cleveland
bakersbov.
broke
his
losing
i
streak
.a.
Jbtfbattering
Ottd
Voq
Pqrat,
the:
Jfjfttglan
giant,.,
outof
to
ten-round
decision
at
Boston
last
Friday
night.
Risko
carried
every
round.
Each
scaled
193
pounds.
Risko
started
his
savage
attack
in
the
first
round
by
pounding
the
Norwegian's
body.
Von
Porat
almost
a
head
taller
and
having
the
longer
reach,
tried
vainly
to
shake
him
off
with
his
jab.
Risko
became
even
more
aggressive
in
the
second,
and
his
lead
increased
with
every
round.
Not
until
the
sixth
was
Von
Porat
able
to
land
a
hard
punch.
!This
was
a
right
hook
to
the
head
which
staggered
Risko.
The
Norwegian
delayed
pressing
his
ad
vantage
and
Risko
was
able
to
'
r.lip
back
inside
his
guard
and
,
continue
his
henvy
body
punching.
During
the
last
four
rounds
Risko
tried
desperately
to
land
a
paralyzing
punch
but
the
lanky
Norseman
was
able
to
digest
the
punishment
by
holding
on.
WINDSOR
BULLDOGS
HOCKEY
CHAMPIONS
OF
CANADIAN
LEAGUE
TPRON'TO,
April
11.
The
Windsor
Ha
11
dogs
last
night
threw
off
the
threat
of
the
United
States
to
capture
the
Canadian
Pro
Hockey
League
championship
by
whipping
the
Detroit
Olympics
:t
to.
1
at
Fort
Krie
in
the.
fifth
and
deciding
game
of
the
series.
.
..LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
Ca
Cart'ige,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service
Coal,
Sand
and
Gravel
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furniture
Moving.
WINNER
OF
THE
Mrs.
Cordon
Sin"!.
'
the
owner
of
'Goiuen
Surprise"
winner
of
the
famous
British-
Dog
Derby
the.
Waterloo
Cup-
tying
the
blue
riband
on
the
flet
l-finffiriP
flOCKtV
Which
Liors
Win
the
Game
and
Series
Against
Les
Canadiens
VANCOUVER,
April
11.
in
a
fast
and
thrilling
WnrfiflOuO'
fans
here
last
nieht.
Vancouver
Lions
won
their
second
game
in
the
east
.
.
1
n
nn
Tlllfl
SHriHN
Illlt-K
L'ddin
LU
r
game
series
ana
as
a
result
upon
as
the
champion
hockey
team
of
Canada.
Not
until
the
final
period
did
the
Canadiens
break
ir
u
nnh,mn
nffoi-
iho
trip
T.Inn
T.tnns
nhtninprl
nhrninPfl
n
a
thvpe-n-(
lead:
Thebfirst
.period
was
scoreless
I
the
second
the
Lions
counted
twice
and
early
in
the
third
period
added
another,
ine
uanauiens,
Daunng
naru,
munageii
10
run
in
two
counters
in
a
row,
Trip
Linns
nliv
the
New
York
Americans
Friday
and
cM,1
.
i
n
eioc
nf
It
"
71::
here
".V
The
Canadians
and
Americans
play
Monday.
'
tn.'nmrtii
.-
w.i
RUNION
DERI1Y
CRQSSING
JJTATliS
'.
,
''
WAYiNESBURQ,
I'x.
April
11:
Phil
Cranville
of
Ham-
ilton,
Ont.,
was
eighth
to
ar-
f
rive
here
yesterday
in
the
eleventh
lan
of
Pvle's
trans-
!
"cdn'tlne'l
'Bmfilryilfrrby,
six
hours
and
five
minutes.
Uranil
Ionise
venth
in
the
'-ela'psed
.
.
l
fSne.
m
CONTEST
PLAYED
A.
Macdonald
Enters
Final
of
Junior
Competition
by
Single
Point
W.
Mitchell
Other
,
PinalM
The
city
individual
junior
Millard
'
championship
t.emi-final
last
night
between-
M,.
M.
Mc-
Lachlan
and
Angus
Macdenald
'
i..A
u
..!
if
,fc
.1
I
it
.1.
111..,
""'V
"
";::"
urn
one
anu-nw
in
otner
in
the
lead.
MaexlQnald
nosed
Mc-
Ichlan
oul
in.th
end
by
the
,
,
I,
.
.
.
,
ZZ
VLt
5?i
'
f:
score
being
260
to
219.
Mc-
Lachlan's
high
break
was
38
and
Macdonald's.
20.
In
the
second
semi-final,
Wil.
liam
Mitchell
had
an
easy
280
to
;
129
victory
over
Jack
May.
The,
winner
played
a
strong
game
and'
was
leading
all
the
way.,
MlfeTi-1
ell's
high
break
was
21
and
his
avormrfl
wa
4.4(5.
,
i
tu
fit
c-
tu
.u..
j,t'Snate,
mi-
una,
iui
ine
)
jumui
championship
twill
be
pljd
in
next
Mondal
and'
Tuesday
!
eve-
nlngs
Senior
Section
Play
will
get
under
way
to-
night
in
the
senior
section
when
C.
P.
Ralagno
and
W.
H.
-Long
meet
in
a
500
point
match.j
Tomorrow
night
A.
A.
Unison
and
F.
G.
Pyle
will
play
and
thofflnal
will
be
on
Wednesday
and
Tjhurs
day
evenings
of
next
week.
ST.
ANDREW'S
BOWLING
Apr.
11
C.
Taylor
va.
B.!
Dal-garno.
Apr.
15
R.
Cameron
vs
J.
Watson.
Apr.
18
J.
Frew
va,
J.
WATERLOO
CUI'
-
footed
whippy.
lyUlieOl
III
versus
west
hockey
exhibi-
Tf
,1TOa
aa
;i
nf
o
three.
.
lb
CIO
V
v
w
,
i
i
i
i
me
L.1UUS
limy
iiuw
uc
iwncu
,
into
three-Poal
.
mmM
5n
Rulifnrnin
-I
WINTERSPORTS
OLYMPIC
GAMES
LAKE
PLACID
iAUSANNE.
April,
11.
Lake
Placid,
New
York
has
beeh
se
-
lected
by
the
Olympic
committee
for
,
the
winter
sports
of
the
1032
uiympic
games,
ine
aaironacKs
resort
won
in
a
competition.
with:
Montreal
and
several
winter
play-!
ground
in
United
States.
j
DAnm
DDfirn
am
FOR
THE
WEEK
STATION
KOMO
Thursday.
April
11
6:80
Concert
orchestra
with.
temor.
7:00
Halsey,
Stuart
&
Co.,
program.
r
.an
at
a.
1
.
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a
.oil
4
11
o.u"wmhvi
nine
8
:30-Cre.cent
Old
Time
Rand
"
.
.
Sinirer
'
n.n
7..
.,
JTn
10:00
Assocl;Uel
0
1
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r
Co.
s
"Aoclated
Ilrai.
Dand."
,1inn
A.
,
.
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BW'
Wl
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,
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.
,ur,d1a''
ASP
U12
,
7:0-in
Challen.
Be"'
.....
...
7:80-One
hnlf
hour
with
IU
the
'
Q.nn
T
n
C"
t
i.
rJatJ
,
9
:00-Jnorden
iDjilry
;
program
9
;30
Footlights,
10:00
"Evenaong."
10:30
Olympic
Hotel
Orches-
tra
with
tenor.
,
11:80
Mixed
quartet.
,
l?f:6.drIte
news,
"
12:lS
Piano
agd
teorsolos
'
iaTtfrcfar.
"prll
ii'
5:00
Organ
Vttital
by
Iew
White.
5
:.10
Marimba
orchestra
with
Mildred
Hunt.
GiOO
General
Klcctrlc
program.
7:00
Lucky
Strike
Dance
hour.
8:00
Spanish
orchestra
with
Spanish
tenor.
9:00
Ck)rrettime,
;
'COLD
STORAGE
!
SCOW
IN
DOCK
Unwieldy
Crnft
of
U.
C.
Packers
Delivered
Safely
to
pontoon
Here
,
Another
salvage
feat
wa,a
successfully
completed
today
by
the
local
branch
of
the
Pacific
Salvage
Co.
when
it
delivered
the
IJ,
C.
Packers
cold
storage
scow
safely
into
dry
dock
Jiist
before
noon.
Over
two
weeks
ago
the
scow,
valued
at
$15,000,
got
away
from
the
power
tug
Salvage
Princess
In
the
middle
of
Hecate
Straits
when
Capt.
Frank
Tyler
decided
to
rescue
two
men
from
the
stow
which
was
left
adrift
I
in
the
storm.
A
few,
days
later
!the
scow
was
picked
up
by
Capt.
George
Place
with
his
trolling
boat
Just
It
and
taken
td
Stephens
Island
where
it
was
beached.
Yesterday
afternoon
on
a
high
(ide
the
unwieldy
Craft
was
refloated
from
Stephens
Island
and
urrived
in
the
harbor
about
11:30
(his
morning
in
tod'
of
the
power
tugs
Salvage
Priniess,
Red
Boy
tnd
Pachena.
The
M)ow
was
partially
submerged,
only
her
upper
storey
being
above
the
surface
of
the
water.
The
craft
was
Immediately
placed
on
the
pontoons
'at
the
dry
dock.
Ijnder-writers
will
decide,
what
is,
to
be
tjone
In
the
matter,
of
repairs.
The
"v
cold
V"M
storage
scow
vwt,
was
'
lost
.v
from
the
Salvage
Princess
while
oeing
loweu
irom
oouin
Day.
Skldegate
Inlet,
to
Walker
Lake
on
the-
mainland.
Capt.
Tyler's
J
hag
been
,auded
ln
locili
marine
circles.
Local
Items
It
is
announced
that
George
Woodland
has
purchased
the
Le,
Tl!
1
Tl
1
1
Ll.
4
1
I
rine
noiue
on
nun
rtvenue
apu,
win
move
into
ii
soon.
It
is
un-
derstood
that
Mr.
and
Mr.
Le.j.--.
Pine
will
be
leaving
the
City.
I'.
'
,
j
At
the-
meeting
of
thfr
Rotary
i
dlseussroiiForil
n
hUmUer
of
Jocal
toplcs,
such
W
thfe"
propbsed
new
post
office
and
other
matters
of
general
Interest
to
the.
community,
Several
speakers
took
part,
with
John
Dore
presiding.
VANCOUVElt
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
JApril
11:
Wheat
was
quoted'
on
the
local
exchange
today
a
$1.22
BAND
CONTEST
will
BE
Held
rair
uoaru
ueciues
10
uesume
This
Attraction
at
1929
Exhibition
I
RAISInI
MONEY
AFFAIRS
?
Probablv
th
nifiat
(mnnrrnnt
item
of
business
at
b
meeting
last
ght
of
the
Fair
Hoard,
was
the
eclsion,
on
recohynendation
of
ie
sports
and
attractions
com-Ittee.
to
resume
native
band
tfcntests
at
the-19
Exhibition.
Duringthe
past,
year
oj-
so
these
Rue
not
been
held
ajjhtnigh
in
f
fiirmer
years
tHisV.wei'e,
an
out
11
ftandlng
attractldW
btH
ior
the
flatives
of
the
:fistrUr
and
the
people
or
the
my.
;
ffeorge
i
Munro,
a
former
president
of
the
Fair
rtrvnrd
l.hlnif
I.J.,11-,1
in
take
charge
of
arrangements
Xor
the
band
contests.
A
number
of
events
designed
for
the
purpose
of
raising
money
to
aid
the
Fair
wlt,htn
the
next
few
months
were
decided
upon.
A
hayseed
dance
will
be
held
crly
in
May
and
an
offer
of
M.
Dougherty
to
put
on
a
play
in
June
was
accepted.
It
was
also
decided
to
hold
the
usual
celebration
on
May
24.
The
program
Is
planned
to
Include
the
first
bnseball
game
of
the
sea.
son,'
children's
sports
and
other
attractions,
Making
(
of
further
arrangements
has
been
left
to
the
finance
and
sports
And
attractions
committee.
Present
at
the
meeting
warei
Aid.
A.
J.
Prudhomttie,
president
of
the
Fair
Hoard
W.
J.
Kirk-Patrick,
II.
F.
Olastey,
Ralph
Smith,
William-
Hurst
and
W.
H.
Shermnn
jr.,
directors,
and
W.
D.
Vance,
managing
secretary.
JOHNSON
HACKS
BORAH
n;
u'4
Hi
!;.
tol,;.'
i,
'alifornia.
Republican
i
h;ii
in-th.
tounccd
his
op;
option
tn
loot
World
"ou
it
;iro'osul
imi
vill
j(in
St-nator
Borah
of
Id:
iho.
:i
an
.-ittt'inpl
to
defeat
it
in
he
I'.S.
Fennte.
DEATH
OF
SIX-YEAR-OLD
CHILD
OCCURS
IN
LOCAL
HOSPITAL
The
death
occurredat
6
oVlfck
this
morning
in
the
.ur-ert
General
iUispHal
of
little
Hai
-liet
creKg.v
Haines,
six
year
old
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Allison
L.
Haines,
Hesner
Apartments.
The
child
was
taken
ill
on
Friday
and
on
Tuesday
night
there
was
an
operation
for
appendicitis
from
which
she
failed
to
ruliy.
She
was
a
bright
little
youngster
and
was
born
in
MasauchUMets.
The
grieving
parents
will
have
the
sincere
sympathy
of
many
'friends
in
thwir
aad
bereavuaarat.
Mr.
Haines
is
a
well
known
loeal
halibut
fisherman.
Puneral
arrangements
are
in
!
the
hands
of
the
B.
C
Under-
TORONTO
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
I).
Johnston
Co.)
i-M
Intl.
Nick-el,
Vhii
48.8.
.MtfdJVlfM--.,.
Noramla,
62.30.
Sudbury
Batk',&&
Sherritt-C.ortron.
8.40.
Teck
Hughes.
'JMt.
Ventures,
10.25.
HOIST
HY
HIS
OWN'
PETARD
Green
What's
Phunney
so
(hi-gone
crabby
about
these
d;:ys?
nrown
Oh,
he
wrote
a
M
of
jokes
about
the
income
tax
and
he
madt
so
much
money
on
ihem
he
has
to
pay
an
income
tax
himself.
Detroit
News.
WW
I'hia
udverti'
ciiitnt
i
rt'it
!ab
fished
or
displayed
by
the
l.luuur
Control
Board
or
by
tfie
Government
of
British
..liimbls
Had
17
Boils
On
His
Neck
f
Arms
and
Legs
I
Mr.
A.
L.
Wilk.
Haptos.
Msa.
writes:
"I
had
Ikh
UiiliereJ
v
:i
rxjila
for
about
w
vun,
I
tj
t
Mvmtoeo
Hr
my
neck,
anua
and
Irp,
I
trw-d
all
kinds
of
meili-
ine,
but
oua
'
of
them
Mvoied
to
help
me
any
I
then
used
twq
boMUn
and
I
h
.vc
nevtr
ten
boUiersd
J
any
IkjiU
inr
Uxm
"
B.
D.
n.
ia
maaufart'ired
nn!
tf
Tb
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Milburn
Co.,
VLl.
Toronto,
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