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PA1E
TWO
THE
DAILY
NEWS
"'Monday,
May
27
i929
BASEBALL
GAME
PLAYED
SUNDAY
Scw-Swi?
fiLCanada
W.oa
fljfJLiiXtPjJaieiitviartVParty
Successful
In
Uuh
by
Score
or
8
to
2
VThe
postponed
Victoria
ry
'
Jlay
v
baseball
j?ame
was
played
yester-
day
afternoon
between-
the'
Sons'
Oanada
and
tbe.
Gyro
ub.
.It
2?nVthe
ftljl
ttlne
fnnfngs?
and
raided
wUbfgpnji
of
Canada
on
the
nnd
oT
nn
8-2
score.
Glow
er'
j
it,
wfaltliithi,
Bpgt
e
taken
a?
a
criterion
on
the
w
ay
4J"lf
team
nrp
irndicr
tn
tunirlo
oupng
the
playing
season,
as
Dajn
teams
were
snort
of
some
of
their
regular
players.
The
rookies
that
were,
pressed
into
service
performed
a
little
better
with
the
Sons
than
those
cavort-S
for
the
Gyros.
Lambie
and
Nelson
started
as
the
Sons
of
Canada
battery,
vijiile
Chenoski
and
Mihnehan
took
pare
of
the
Gyro
;ehuekfmr
for
"tntee
innings.
Lambie
then
gave
way
to
Warren,
who
did
some
masterful
tossing,
and
when
he
ti$ed
Vic
Memies
1
pok
up
the
burden.
Farquhar
relieved
Chen-
oski,
and
the
fans
think
that
with
about
thirty
more
years'
expert-
.-.'ience
he
will
make
quite
a
heaver,
H
.i"
Johnny
Comadina
took
care
of
.the
umpiring
and,
although
he
'
Hailed
a
few
wild
one,
proved
a
,
very
satisfactory
arbitrator.
As
the
weather,
was
ideal
for
.baseball,
?ute
a
number
of
fans
,
.were
on
hand
to
view
the
game.
SWIMMERS
AT
THESALTLAKES
Many
Picnic
Parties
at
the
"";
Beache
and
Enjoyable
Time
Spend
on
Water"
'
'
;n
There
was
a
good
cro
d'bf
swimmers
and
picnickers
at
(the
,
Salt
Lakes
yesterday.
Thf
Tjwnch
1
made
regular
trips
acW&:
thM'
Mkrbor
and
a
great
many'
pYivate
launches
took
parties
1
liver.
'
The
water
was
very
pleasantly
warrrU
;
.
.There
were
picnics
yesterday
Jaf!
3lllsuk
f-
..
.
L-
Ij
At-
1
S
1
'
cci.v
ixracji
in
me
nesgn-
4
oornooa
and
the
weather
wis
usi
warm
.enough.
A'N
J-1
SMALL
TURNOUT
AT
'
'
M'NICHOLL
RANGES
'Local
Rifle
Association
to
Have
Competition
Nest
Week
With
J
Team
From
II.
31.
S.
p'"'
Colombo
M(There
were
only
four
marks
men
out
at
the
shoot
of
the
First
isorth
H.
c.
Regiment
Rifle
As-
'eoeiatien
on
the
McNicholl
Creek
ranges
yesterday.
"
200
500.
COO
Ttl.
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M.
Lamb
....
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28
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rainier
.....
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31
,27.
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E!
McKeown
.
27
1U
26'
84
It
is
exported
that,
there
.will
i-be
a
match
next
Sunday
between
teams
representing
H.
3L.S,
Colombo
ami
the
local
association.
PROMINENT
FIGURES
IN
Written
Especially
for
the
Daily
News
by
the
Sports'Editor
WILLIAM
Former
Wrestling
Champ
William
Muldoon,
former
wrestling
champion
of
the
world,
is
one
Of
'the"
few
'pfofeii.iiional
athletes
hp
;feeame
more
fa-
mous
after
their
dy!4t
of
cmpe-
.tltion
than
they
did
during
Jhem.
Many
years
ago
he
conquered
the
professional
wrestling
Wld
.and
retired
the
undefeated
Cham-
i
,pion,
Oraeco-Roman
style,
Wcfori
any
of
the
present
day
crji
champions
in
any
line
of
liDdrt
waj
born.
j
Wj,,hej,j-egards
as
his
mo?
most
ast,'-New
hotV,
,JIUntftt'5
,
ara
'
ot
all
walks
of
life
e
a
iarmer
s
Born
at
Belfast,
wy
m,
.130,
son
Muldoon
served
as
a
private
in
'the
Civil
War
and
afterward
"'Hyent
to
New
York
where
he
fi-nally
became
a
member
of
the
cjty
police
force.
It
was
here
tnat
his
physical
prowess
began
to
attract
attention
and
sporting
$jfn
awoke
to
the
fact
that
he
was
a
new
atfiletic
wonder.
Of-
fers
came
quickly
to
engage
In
nfnfpflalrinal.
wrtfttYltncr
hnnfi
anil
CAUGHT
TROUT
KHTADALAKE;:
Angling
at
Popular
Resort
f
Over.
Week-End
;
About
the
only
successful
local
Victoria
Day
holiday
week-end
aogling
party,
as
far
as
can
be
learned,
Mas
that
consisting
of
D.
ft;
Stuart,
Charlie
Stuart,
Ernest
lAndersori
and
-
Geire
Fraser,
;hwbich
went
up
toKhtada
Lake
on
the
Tseekwii.
They
left
Thurs-
ntirhi
mil
rofnrnixl
last
pvp-
ninj?
with
about
forty
fish,
some
of
which
weighed
up
to
four
and
a
half
pounds.
The
water
was
fairlv
hiirh.
though
dropping
in
the
lake
and
trail,
from
which
deadfalls
has
recently
been
cleaned
out,
was
soft
with
recent
rains.
Most
of
the
fish
were
caught
with
spinners.
A
party
consisting
of
P.
W.
An
derson,
Sid
Andereon,
H.
B
Stiles,
J.
M.
Walker,
Tom
Kenne-
dy
tVancouver),
and
G.
A.
Hunter
visited
Union-Bay
Lakes,
north
of
.the
mouth
of
Wark
Canal,
but
found
thewater
much
too
high
for
good
fisftTng
or
easy
going.
Fish
here
bite
'better
later
in
the
season.
BASEBALL
SCORES
Saturday
Scores
National
league
Boston
3,
New
York
10.
.
Philadelphia
3,
Brooklyn
5.
Cincinnati
4,
Pittsburgh
6.
Chicago
6,
St.
Louis
7.
American
League
Washington4,
Philadelphia
5.
New
York
8-8,
Boston
10-3.
Detroit
5-4,
Chicago
2-3.
St.
Louis
1,
Cleveland
5.
Sunday
Scores
National
League
Pittsburgh'
12-7,
St.
Louis
8-5.
v
Cincinnati
1,
Chicago
5.
Boston
8,
New
York
15.
Philadelphia
4,
Brooklyn
5.
'
-
American
League
'
Detroit
0'
Chicago
2.
'
New
Y6rkl'8,
Boston
4,
St.
'L6uIs"rrCMfe!arid
0:
Philadelphia
A,
'
Washington
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
'
W.
L.
Pet
Chicago
.:;
21
10
.677
Pittsburgh
i
19
12
.613
St.
Louis
........
20
13
.606
New
York
14
16
.467
Philadelphia
13"
16
.448
Boston
14
18
.437
Brooklyn
13
19
.406
Cincinnati
11
21
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
L
Pet.
Philadelphia
25
8
.758
St.
Louis
22
13
.629
New
York
.
lb
13
.594
Detroit
22
16
.579
Cleveland
Ufi
18
.471
Chicago
iJ
23
Ml
Wash
nirton
1
22
J
13
Boston
24
.294
NEW
YORK,
May;27:-rWeal-
-
.tiyy
wl
wag
apt-'
long
befprg'.-ie
wasCommlBsIon.
thy
New
York
collectors
are;Dro"ght
to
attention
the
unfor
planning
an
exhibition
here
of
modern
French
art.
SPbRT
MULDOON
And
Physical
Trainer
at
the
too
of
the
heah.
Muldoon
added
to
his
fame
by
supervising
the
training
of
John
L.
Sullivan
prior
to
his
bout
with
Jake
Kilrain
when
he
won
the
world's
heavyweight
boxing
j
title.
Sullivan
was
known
to
be
a
hard
man
to
handle
but
Mul
-
doon
either
bullied
or
caioled
1
him
into
keenimr
in
tralntmr
Uifdoori,
started
the
first
big
"neallb
fWrf
in
America
and
It
useful'
ncjuded
and
all
financial
standings
from
million-
BERLIN,
Mny
27.
The
best
of-aires
down
and
hi
rules
for
alllficerse
of
five
"Unites
Proes-have
been
the
same.
slonals"
failed
to
disable
Great
Though
over
over
rlhtv
eighty
years
v,.
nf
age,
physical
well
being
is
still
a
fetish
with
Muldoon.
He
has
constantly
used
his
influence
to
elevate
the
standard
of
wrestling
and
boxing
and,
therefore,
was
first
a
member
and
then
chalr-
mnn
nf
ITia
Vau.
Vi..!
lil.1..it.
i
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4
:
LOCAL
MAN
TAKES
SPEED
BOAT
CUP
AT
I'OKT
SIMPSON
Eddie
Hudson,
with
his
gpTeflbcfaE
Spirit1
6f
Bronchitis,
equipped
with
an
8
h.p.
Johnson
outboard
motor,
took
in
the
aquatic
sports
at
Port
Simpson
on
Victoria
Day
and
returned
to
port
with
the
committee
challenge
cup
for
speedboat
y
raclnir
racing.
He
beat
R.
Boyd
'Young,
hoi-
der
of
the
cup'last
year,
by
a
fair
margin.
Boyd
Young's
boat
Is
a
sea
sled
with
a
14
h.p.
Johnson
outboard
motor.
CITYBASEBALL
LEAGUE
GAMES
Schedule
for
First
Half
of
Season
Is
Released
The
first
league
baseball
game
!
is
to,,
be
played
tomorrow
night,
between
the
Elks
and
Gyro
ClubJ
.
.
.
.
i
i.
t
i
j
i
i
a
i
it..
...ill
'
ana
ll
is
nupeu
uiai
uie
rans
mu
iu
ncure
khu
mgii
wni
iiaituii.
turn
out
irr
force
to
start
the
gea..
Teams
son
off
with
a
bang
.
All
offi-!
tSmith;.
Pyle,
Forbes;
cers
ana
men
on
vne
n.n..
lombfi
will
be
admitted
free,
schedule
is
as
follows:
May
28
Elks
vs.
Gyros.
May
31
Sons
of
Canada
vs.
Elks.
June
A
Gyros
vs.
Sons
of
Can
ada.
June
&
Elks
va.
uyros.
June
11
S.
0.
C.
vs.
Dlks.
June
14
Gyros
vs.
Sons
of
Canada
June
17
Elks
vs.
Gtos.
June
20
S.
0.
C.
vs.
Elks.
June
25
Gyros
v.
Sons
of
Canada..
June
28
Elkk
yi'l
'ftyros
.
'
'
All
tfdmes
are
'
scheduled
to
intart
promptly
at
6t43
p.m.'
I
LOCAL
m&w
:
COLOMBO
SOCCER
MEETING
TONIGHT
The
executive
of
the
I'rince
Rupert
Football1
Association
has
selected
a
strong-aggregation
of
local
players
to'niretia
team
from
II.
llf
fi.
Ooldmbo'lbnlght
in
the
irst
game
with
men
from
the
vis
iting
warship.
The
team
will
be
changed
for
the
aeeand
game
on-
WednestLiy
night,
it
explained.!
.Following
is
the
election
for
to-
night's
game:
Goal,
A.
C.
Brand;
full
backs.
344Aiex
naig
ana
nm
trsklne;
half
oacKi,
ueorge
iim
Jr..
Sam
Uir-rie
(captain),
and
G.
P.
Tinker:
forwards.
J.
S.
Wilson,
Frank
Russell,
Charles
Baptie.
Will
Mitchell
and
N.
Chcnoski;
reserves,
C.
J.
Norrington,
Dave
Jack,
Spiro
Gurvich
and
Alex
Mitchell.
DOGS
ARE
NUISANCE
KETCiKAN
STREETS
(Ketchikan
Chronicle)
few
days
ago
The
Chronicle
inmate
condition
..which
exists
here
wjth
reference
to
dog.
'rst
C.
Regiment
Hold
Amerl-There
are
many
of
the
animals
can
Contest
and
Tea
homeless,
many
others
which
are
Vai
Served
positively
vicious
and
some
of
Ithem
which
are
worthless.
Cer-
tainly
the
rights
of
humans
come
I
first
and
steps
should
be
taken
by
the
proper
authorities
to
see
that
persons
walking
the
streets
are
not
molested
HORSES
SCRATCHED
IN
BIG.DERBY
RACE
Mr
a"d
J"
the
EPSOM.
May
27:-Two
of
Cap-tfy
S;.
WlW
in
.
D.
Cohen's
entrant,
in
the!fw?r
Art
Dawe
?in
a
ff'
.
.
'tain
Derby
were
scratched
today.
They
we
Slipper
and
Duke
of
Wei-
'Hngton
II.
-
BRITAINWON
GERMAN
TITLE
"ia
n
in
me
uerman
open
cham
pionship
irolf
games.
The
British
pro
at
Wannlsee
Club
here
won
the
title
for
the
fourth
consecutive
year
yesterday
when
he
completed
72
holes
in
285
strokes.
From
two
to
six
strokes
behind
him
were
four
Americans
Hor-.
ton,
Smith,
John
Frrell,
Wajter
Hagen
and
E,d,
.Dudley.
,
,
JUNIOR
SOCCER
ON
SATURDAY
High
Schtfol
Won
From
Borden
Three
Goals
to
One
High
Schobl
added
another
tw'n
t0
thejr
'unbrf
ten
reconl
tnla
when-
t"lieJr
Tat
Borden
s1
on
Saturday
in
tfie
regular
Junior
Football
League
fixture
"''Play'
was
fairly
even
at
the
startii'but
High
were
always
threatening
and
Bacon
was
let
away
to
open
the
score
with
a
good
shot.
Fong
tested
Smith
and
Borden
pressed
but
Pyle
and
Forbes
sent
them
back.
Then
Vaccher
turned
a
shot
past
his
own
goalkeeper
to
put
High
two
goals
up.
Kanaya
saved
twice.
Borden
played
a
listless
game
for
a
spell
but
Fong
got
through
to
put
them
a
goal
in
arrears
and
then
the
play
became
faster.
With
every
prospect
of
equalizing
weak
defence
play
let
High
in
for
Bacon
to
put
them
a
goal
farther.
ahead
and
then
play
slac
teed
off.
Vsvceher
came
up
to
try
tq!force
the
game
but
was
unable
..
i
i
M
i.
u
.j
:
l
Yhnm
Prantri
v.nrA?
Ilnr
Wlcfctf,
;
Smurtliwaite,
Armstrong,
Bacon.
Borden
Kanaya;
Vaccher,
Katsuyama
Lehto,
Nakamoto,
Hardy;
Smith,
Woodcock,
Fong,
Woodcock,
Erlckson.
High
were
short
of
two
of
their
regular
players
but
there
was
never
much
doubt
of
the
result.
Smith
was
always
safe.
Pyle
and
Forbes
tackled
well
and
cleared
strongly.-
Thomas,
if
mall,
is
eleyer
and
plucky.
Vance
fiid
.
well
but
kicked
out
of
play
too
much.
Smurthwaite
was
the
best
player
Qiuthe
field
but
was
guilt
of
a
bad
foul
in
the
sec
cad
half.,
Baeen
scored
twice.
Arnwtroag
We,
too
far
back
but
has
lots
of
football.
Franks
play
ed
good
football.
Borden
were,
disappointing.
nanaya
.aia
wen.
vaccher
was
!
hardly
as
aggressive
as
usual
Katsuyama1
was
safe.
Nakamoto
was'
always
In
the
game
and
Hardy
has
Improved
a
lot.
Lehto
is
a
trier,
though
lacks
polish.
The
forwards
were
lax
and
did
not
pb
6p
Iheir
usual
game.
Jack
Campbell
refereed.
W
L
D
Pts
High
7
0
1
15
Borden
'..
2
5
1
5
Rrwih
o
6
0
4
HIT
TENTH
HOMER
BOSTON,
May
27:
Lou
Gehrig
hit
his
tenth
homer
In
the
first
gume
of
the
Yankees
here
Saturday
tieing
Mehin
Ott
of
the
Giants
for
the
inter-league
leadership.
TOURNAMENT
AT
TENNIS
COURTS
An
Amrlcan
tournament
was
,d
"tday
afternoon
on
the
F,rt
B.
C.
Regiment
courts
when
wme
KOod
tennis
was
played
Mrs.
E.
E.
Gregg
and
L.
Hin
ton
won
the
mixed
doubles.
Mrs.
Gregg
played
in
tip
top
form
and
Mrs.
McMordie,
one
of
the
run-ners-up,
also
played
her
usual
steady
game.
N
The
ladies'
doubles
were
won
and
Poll
Howard
defeated
L.
Hinton
anil
Mike
Gregg
to
win
the
men's
doubles
in
a
fast
and
furious
final.
Tea
was
served
by.
'Mrs'.
J.
W.
Nicholls
and
Mrs.
Gregg
assisted
by
Miss
Florence
Smith
and
Mrs.
McMordie.
MADE-TRIP
ON
POWER
BOAT
TO
ALICE
ARM,
STEWART
AND
ANYOX
M.
M.
Stephens
and
Cecil
liatt
returned
to
the
city
on
Friday
afternoon
aboard
the
npwer
cruiser
Vera
8,
Frye
from
a
week's
trip
to
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
and
Stewnrt.
They
had
a
rough
time
near
the
.mouth
of
the
Naas
.W.FvMftfown
on
Frl-
DEMPSEY.
WILL
PROMOTE
BOXING
CHICAGO
COLISEUM
NEW
YORK,
May
'27:
Jack
Dempsey
severed
rela-
tions
today
with
Humbert
J.
Fugasy,
New
York
promoter
and
announred
that
he
would
promote
boxing
matches
in
conjunction
with
the
Coliseum
in
Chicago
starting
next
full.
SOVIET
PLANE
MAY
COME
HERE
Plans
to
Fly
From
Moscow
to
New
York
by
Way
of
Alaska
MOSCO'W.
May
27.
A
flight
by
Russian
aviators
from
Moscow
to
New
York
by
way
of
Alaska
this
August
is
being
planned
by
the
Soviet
Airways
Commission.
A
plane
called
"The
Land
of
the
Soviets"
will
be
manned
by
four
men,
the
route
to
cover
12J560
miles.
5'
The
plane
will
leave
Moscok
and
fly
via
Movlsiblrak
in
lira
Khabarovsk
on
the
Amur
Riven
Petropavlovsk,
Kanchatka,
Dutch
Harbor,
Sitka,
then
down
the
coast
to
Seattle
and
San
Francisco
and
east
from
there
to
New
York
by
"he
regular
airplane
route.
IEE
YING,
CHINESE
COOK,
PASSES
AWAY
'nterment
Took
Place
Yesterday
From
B.
C.
Undertakers
With
Oriental
Masonic
Rites
Lee
Ying,
Chinese
eo6k
and
resident
of
this
city
for
five
years,
died
on
Saturday
afternoon
in
tne
1'rmce
Kupert
General
Hospital.
He
was
48
years
of
age
and
resided
at
the
King
George
Hotel.
Interment
was
performed
yesterday
afternoon
from
the
chapel
f
the
B.
C.
Undertakers
under
Chinese
Masonic
auspices,
'
,
.
.1
BEAUn'
ADORNED
;
"Did
that
woman
over
there
inherit
her
beauty?"
"Yes,
her
old
man
left
her
a
face
cream
factory."
Pearson's.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnilpn
Co.)
The
following
quotation
were
jid
and
a.iked:
BdisnverVW-i:
Bayview.
.SLil
Big
MissHiH,"1.43.
1.45.
Cork
Provinie,
11,
12.
Cotton
Belt,
Nil,
60.
Duthle.
50,
5S!
George
Copper,
5.30,
6.50.
Georgia
Ulrvr,
30,
H2.
Goleonda,
1.88.
1.40.
Grandvfew,
37,
38.
Independence,
1t,
8.
.
Indian,
4,
5.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
3,
40.
Kootenay
Florence,
13V4,
14,
Kootenay
King,
38,
3t)t.
L.
&
Ii,
Nil,
3ft.
Lucky
Jim,
13.
14.
Mdhawk.
4Vi,
4",i.
Morton
Woolsey,
CVi,
6V4.
Marmot
River
GoW,
6Vi.
,.
Marmot
Metals.
4,
6.
National
Silver.
15.
10.
Noble
Fivt,
61,
63.
Oregoii
CfjHr,
30,
M.
,
Pend
Oi-elHe,
5.M,
BM.
Pioneer
Gold,
1.00,
1.50.
Premier,
l.W,
Nil.
rQrter-Iobo.
NIL
46.
Reeves'
Maf"lonM.
1.65,
1.70.
Silver
Crest.
Clf,
7.
Silversmith.
Nil,
14.
Slocan
Rambler.
11.
12.
SnowflaVe,
CO.
Sunloch.
2.10.
126.
Terminua,
Nil,
8.
Topley
HtehffeW;
Nil,
SI.
Tori.
Nil,
1.20.
Wellington,
10.
Nil.
Woodbine,
6,
G.
Oils.
Calgary
Dallas,
2.40.
Nil.
Great
Wet,
W.
Nil.
Mercury,
1.44,
Nil.
Mid
West,'
96.
Nil.
'Mill
City,
10.M,
Nil.
Model.
98y
Nil.
Okalta,
new,
4.60,
Nil.
Regent.
.
Nil.
,
Spooaer,
185,
Nil.
Adrance,
Nil,
14.46
A.
P.
Consolidated,
4.7.
4.79.
Calmont.
422,
4M.
Dslhousie,
4.76,
4.80.
Vph,M
US,
tbyan
l'ete.
8'If"9T2.
Home.'.
28.00,
23.2fe
Illinois-Alberta,
Nil.
1.65.
Mayland.
0.90.
10.00.
JJcDog.egur.
Nil.
fi.00
McLed.
4M.
4.95.
yiu-
jilv
6
1750
hath
attended
ut
for
ftilc
dv
EXTRACTS
FROM
VICKERS'
1
,.
s
TITATIV
1
gentry
did
come
to
our
distill
house
to
the
first
cask
of
Vickers'
London
Dry
pronouncing
it
excellent
in
flavor
and
The
labour
of
years
has
fruited,
and
we
with
great
confidence
on
this
business,
"
"Luck
of
the
broach
Gin,
quality.
embark
r
.
fimi
3FIKEST
If
yrHnt
thlt
rat,
tmoolk
Oln.
von
-
"
'
a
uctutni
tn
flavor
and
quality
a
ik
it
-
.
.
.
.
gwniwmtn
cj
iyondon
did
in
1730.
VICKERS
LONDON
DRY
GIN
ESTASUSHID
ir
Joseph
joiin
vickers
co.
LONDON
IJ50
T
t
-,
'
K
jfeDpug.-Segur
Kii
1
v
l75'
ltoyalTte,
Nil,
I56.0u
Vulcan,
Nil,
1.90.
llargal,
2.00,
2.05.
Freehold,
1.50,
1.C5.
Turn
or
Valley,
1.051
,.
Shcrritt-Cordon.
7
in
v:,
trjMoTa'nu'a:,'
4D.25,
N,'
'
fPRlCES
VARY
1
FOR
HALIBUT
The
.
prices
paid
for
hnlihm
the
fxebange
this
morning
varied
goM
deal
.
Sales
were
American
Tbdr,
45.000.
Cold
Star,
T2.?and7e.
North.
4f,000;
Booth
Fiihfriw.
12.5c.
and
7c.
Arrow.
21,000,
Roval
Fish
1
13.1c
and
7c.
ANtrva
HAW.
Atlin
fithmn,
16c
and
8c.
Sherman,
14,000.
Atlin
K
4.
16c
asjd
8c.
TOtssa.
ltOOft
Pacific
Fisheries
1B.6jc
and
8c.
Jack,
SOJO,.
Pacific
F1shn.
I.
4c
aad
8
VMtir.
9S00,
Booth
Fime-.,
16.7c
and
8c.
Talda,
26.000..
Atlin
Fhertt--.
11
and
Cc.
.
-Lrpsett;
700.
Atlin
Fifher.
lea.
TSr
and
Cc.
CWtaant,
12,000.
Cold
Stortr
IS.
ft
and
Gc.
Haten
II.,
8000.
Panfi,
FiV
arW.
14.8c
and
7c.
Dfjmat.
(HW0,
Booth
F
aeries.
14e
and
Cc
.
Viking
I.,
3000.
Cold
Storm
14r
and
7c.
Majrflwer.
7000,
Cold
Storage,
14c
and
7c.
WHEAT
DROPS
t
WINNIPEG,
May
27
Bra..
In
wtteat
values
at
f'biiago
ucd
bary'
raiaftU
in
Canada
sent
th
wbat
prlWsfjiere
to
1i.wt
ievtij
today.
The.
final
qui
ta'
s
read
1
7-8
to
2
1-4
cents
lower
fr
day.
!
CHICAGO.
May
27
Whe
imastied
downward
to
below
a
do
;lar
a
bushel
today
and
or
--on
i
transaction
went
to
99
14
!
VANCOUVER,
May
27
Tn
pric
e
of
wheat
here
loda
Val
i'ioted
at
$1
08
5-8
DIARY-I750
rtt
T
"
grtrni
Lut
inasB
This
advertlstraent
la
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board'
or
by
ths
Goviro