PAGE
FOUR
Elks
Won
Opening
Game
of
League
Baseball
from
Gyrost
¬
at
Acropolis
Hill
Lust
Night
The
opening
league
baseball
game
of
the
season
on
the
Acropo
Hs
Hill
grounds
Jast
night,
between
the
Gyro
Club
and
&lks.
was
a
rather
lobsided
affair,
the
Lochre
Men
Winning
by
a
score
of
10
to
2.
What
with
the
sterling
pitching
of
big
Herman
Loblick,
who
fanned
eleven
batters:
tlfmt
fieldltiGr
nf
t.hp.rnpn.
rwhinrl
Wl
o,i
eii
.,
sistent
hitting,
the
Elks
made
an
excellent
showing
for
the
first
Of
trip
eoncnn
nnrl
fVioix
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.
.:
,
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.
rr
-
.
M
-
uuuh,
u
it
curries
on
me
oy
it
amrieu,
urns
iair
to
De
a
naru
one
to
beat
this
year
The
Gyros
put
up
a
rather
dis"
appointing
brand
of
ball
and
balls
nri
.frii
a
evep
the
best
batters
of
the
club
seemed
to
be
mystified
by
Lob-
hck.
jne
service
clpb
represen
Loblick
at
third,
missed
a
douhle
play
by
a
hair.
S.
Gurvich
pot
first
on
an
error
and
Loblick
scored.
Hanson
got
home
on
n
passed
balj
and
Stephens
was
hit
by
the
pitcher.
Budlnich's
safe
hit
scored
Gurvich
and
Humid
filled
the
bases
by
walking.
George
Mitchell
popped
out.
The
fourth
vlelded
one
more
for
the
Blks.
D.
Gurvich
raadf
-
a
three
bagger
and
scored
when
Farquhar
lost
Split)
GurvjchV
grounder.
Largely
due
to
errors;
tbc
Fiks
picked
up
another
brace
of
three
runs
in
the
fifth.
Budlnich's
grounder
went
.right
through
Basson.
Harold
walked
and
Mitshell
took
first
when
Farquhar
chose
to
put
Budinich
out
at
third.
Dido
Gurvich
made
a
safe
hit
and
stretched
it
to
third
on
a
fielding
error,
Harold
and
Mitchell
romping
home,
Lobllck's
sacrifice
scored
pjdo.
Hanson
got
first
when
.
Morap
dropped
McKeown's
peg
and
Gosse
was
fielded-
The
Elks
toqk
advantage
of
the
sixth
to
get
two
more
across,
Budlnich's
safe
hit
scored
Spiro
Gurvich
and
Stephens
got
in,
McKeown
made
a
short
peg
to
second,
trying
to
get
Budinich.
IMsil
of
Yny
w$
py
innings?
12
3
4
5
6
7
Gvro
Club
...
2
0
0
0
0
0
0-
2
Elks
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x-IO
The
teams:
Gyro
.
Club
Farquhar,
3;
F!ann.
us.:
Moran.
lb.!
Have
land,
cf.
ChcppskJ,
p,;
Skinner,
If.S
Mlnnenapi
ri,i.
Ajcaeown,
c.f
Bury,
2b.
Elks
Harold,
2b.;
Mitchell
as.;
D.
Gurvich,
3b.;
Loblick,
p;
.
.
n
It
Hajion,vcf.;
Gosse,
lf.
S.
Our
IVgU
Htep
hens,
ipainicn,
JMenzie
was
urnpire
.for
ford
on
bases,
For
the
oneninir
of
thn
n
there
was
a
fAirJy
good
crowd'
'
"
"
be
p,3yed
WM
vioualy
need
financial
r
,
success
this
Th.
,
m
,
.u
summer.
The
big
bit
of
the
same
was
n
jnree
bagger
to
centre
field
,
wijich
UJdo
Guryjch
poled
when
first
ud
in
the
fourth
ning.
The
Elks
made
eight
hits)
altogether
and
tbe
Gyros
four
!
Loblick
struck
out
eleven
batter
f
and
Nick
Chenoski.
Gvro
hurUr.
I
ou
r
n
ENDS
ATHLETIC
WINNING
STREAK
SfiX
.JS
9.
Vesterday
I
,even
Wins,
corded
Chenoski
rv
support
In
addition
to
Dido
Gur-vich's
three
bagger,
Spiro
Gurvich,
Fred
Stephens,
Hanson,
Mike
Budinich
(two)
and
Lob
lick
collected
singles
for
th
,
Elks.
Charlie
McKeown
made
two
(
singles
lor
the
Uyros
and
Far-quhar
and
Skinner,
one
each,
The
Gyros
were
first
un
and
things
looked
good
for
them
as
Yankees
and
Rrpwn
Win
QTT
IIO.ME
HUN
LEADER
'Pittsburg
JJakes
dean
Sweep
oi
f
our
(.amen
Qyer
Sf.
Louis
Cardinals
NEW
YORK,
May
29:MiJton
Gaston,
pitching
fpr
the
Boston
?"
F.wahar
scot
on
Ihroo.k
St.h.
and
Farquhar
scored.
Haveland
t
Uii.
r,,.,.
0.1
wfnt
to
(lr.1
on
paJ
honor,
by
rnfllttlnir
th.
(31
1
A
1L
"A
.
w,c
lwo-
sam-
uray
went
thfi
route
seorhig
f6r
the
Gyros
who
were,
for'
the
Browns
'
never
dangerous
again.
j
The
New
York
Yankees
re-
Ifow
Elks
Scored
'mained
In
third
place
by
win-
With
the
bases
full
aqd
fwo
ning
twelve
to
seven
over
the
men
dowp,
Gosse
fanned
for
the
Washington
Senators.
A
seven
cms
in
inejr
nan
01
me
ursi
run
auauii
in
the
fifth
Inning
and
Cbenoski'a
first
prisis
passed
broke
up
the
game.
without
harm.
Cleveland
Indians
took
the
The
Elks
made
their
first
run
:
first
game
of
a
series
from
the
In
the
second
when
Spiro
Gur
j
White
Sox
five
to
two,
Joe
Shaute
vich
went
in
on
Budlnich's
aac-joutpitched
Dugan
and
McKain.
rifice
to
right
field.
j
In
tbe
National
League
.Pifts-
In
the
third,
the
Lodge
men
burgh
Pirates
made
a
clean
picked
up
three
more
as
a
result
I
sweep
of
a
four
gcme
series
witb
of
slow
Gyro
fielding.
With
the
St.
Louis
Cardinals
who
in
Lobliek
and
Hanson
on,
Moran
the
last
week
have
dropped
yir
lielded
out
uosse
and,
plar'ngjtuaiiy
from
the
top
to
third
place.
Brame
allowed
the
Car-
AMERICAN
LPAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
L.
Pet
Philadelphia
25
9
.73
St.
Louis
,....v...
24
13
.649
New
York
...20
13
.607
Detroit
22
19
.M7
Cleveland
17
19
.478
Chicago
15
24
J385
Boston
....II
24
14
Washington
......
10
23
203
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i$fi
Try
a
Dally
Naws
want-ad.
It
will
bring
hfjfif-
STATION
TAKES
SOFTBALL
GAME
The
standing
of
teams
is
as
fol-'nla
1
2
BILLIARD
TOURNEY
CANADIAN
LEGION
BOXING
WORK-OUTS
hmpress
Social
Club
to
see
box-
era
from
H,
M.
S.
Colombo
wprk
11
toa
Hiiuii
iui
me
tour-1
Schools
will
meet
toniirht
at
the
jAcropolis
Hill
grounds
n
a
Ju-
nior
league
jooujau
nxiure.
The
Booth
School
team
will
con
sist
of
the
following:
J.
Murray;
R.
Nelson
apd
W,
Cross;
J.
Greer,
M.
Colusl
.and
C.
Bartlett;
A.
Walters,
cantaln.
R.
Cameron.
V.
,Daly
A.
JivaVson-
and
0.
Wing-
Law-
Prince
Rupert
Feed
Co,
Received
fresh
supply
Pratts'
Baby
Chick
Food,
Bulkley
Valley
Hay
and
grain,
Robin
Hood.
Flour,
Spratts'
Dog
and
Bird
Sup-plies
and
COAL
guaranteed
to
please
you
.
PHONES
58
AND
558
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday,
Mi
PLAYED
AGAINST
CANADA
IN
DAVIS
GUP
TENNIS
SEMES
Sport
Chat
'
Had
It
AH
Over
Drydock
Last
Smithers
and
Topley
basketball
Night
In
C.N.
It.
league
fixture
teams
clashed
recently
in
Smith
ers
to
deaide
the
aunrenucv
of
TVio
?!fflnn
Stnff
taA
It
alt
nv
'
nlavprs
wpVo
HtvnreA
thp
hnm.
thp
DrvilApIr
frnm
atarf
in
-ftntaK
!
ninna
aftar.
a
thrillinir
urnmA
:
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v
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oi
loan
1
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nisn
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iiifff
Y
wvfi
.
uy
a
score
01
Tj9cri1
League
flrtllra
fixture,
wlltffll
which
anrlaA
ended
Ol
24
to
In'
1
Itl
in
to
W4.
11.
iniA.li..
Cisco
we
when
Prince
George
won
tif
a
?bre
of
5
to
2.
It
is
lows
:
thp
turn
f
ah
ma
nn
if
o
framiAnilv
,
Li.
1
.
ffttrfntr
I
Ka'
Mmlnir
mntm.jr
am
Supt.
Office
2
0
1.000
Sundays
and
bolides.
Diek
Cor.
"
vw
aoi
a
flit
llnwarrl
laft
ws.ra
nltiih.
Station
2
Round
House
0
m
fQr
George
In
the
fMt
"0.lrst
gamefand
made
a
good
i
showing.
A
return
match
was
j
played
at
Prince
George
on
Vic-
jloria
Day.
AND
HJU.
COLOMBO
CROpS
pR0MISE
A
billiard
tournament
has
been
.
dinals
ony
four
hits
and
the
Pranged
between
representatives
a....
...
n
tt
f
a.
o
I
of
e
u
1
1
.
score
was
5
to
2.
Home
runs
by
Melvin
Ott,
Undstrom
and
Ilousch
pffset
circuit
blpws
by
Hendrick
and
Gilbert,
enabling
the
Giants
to
defeat
Brooklyn
five
to
three.
Ott'a
home
run
was
his
eleventh
this
season,
giving
Jiinj
tbe
inter-
league
leadership.
Tbe
Phillies
took
another
iram
from
the
Boston
Braves,
winning
free
.hitting
tussle
nine
to
,egh.
Hurst
and
Davis
hit
home
runs
fof
thfPhilfii?'s.
.
Scores
were
'as
follows:
National
league
Brooklyn
3,
New
York
5.
Pittsburgh
5,
St
Louis
2.
Boston
8,
Philadelphia
9.
American
League
New
York
12,
Washington
7.
Philadelphia
4,
Boston
5
Cleveland
6,
Chicago
2.
St.
Louis
4,
Detroit
2.
NATION
AI,
LEAGUE
.
STANDINGS,
W.
L.
Pet.
Chicago
21
11
.656
Pittsburgh
21
12
.630
St.
Louis
20
16
71
Philadelphia
1C
1C
00
New
York
15
16..
484
Boston
14
21
.400
Brooklyn
Iiroosiyn
,.
.
.
13
13
20
ZU
.393
the
Canadian
Legion
and
men
PEACE
RIVER
rrom
II.
M.
S.
Colombo.
The!
first
games
will
be
nlaved
toniirht
pmiovrnv
fn
Tini.
when
C.
L.
Youngman
and
Mar-
formy
god,tand
of
crops
is
re-
Quite
4
crowd
of
fight
fans
I
moisture
.
supply
u,
is
.w
sufficient
to
At
1,
.
.
.)
.
.
..
.
gathered
last
evening
at
the
carrV
the
cron
for
some
time
and
the
prospects
generally
are
very
promising
rrVZrZ"
,Tvt
MARLER
WILL
VISIT
ablets,
who
will
meet
Benny
Wendle
in
the
headliner,
is
a
particularly
fast
looking
bov.
jThere
will
be
another
workout
this
evening.
JUNIOR
FOOTBALL
Booth
Memorial
and
HIeh
IMPORTANT
POINTS
IN
1
Montreal
Importers
Big
Bill
Tilden,
left,
and
Francis
Hunter,
right,
are
expet
ted
to
form.
the
backbone
of
the
United
States
Davis
Cup
team
this
year
with
the
addition
of
some
younger
players,
but
did
not
play
against
Canada
in
the
first
round
of
the
American
zone
series
for
the
Davis
Cup
at
Montreal
recently,
John
Henneseey,
upper
centre,
and
John
Van
Ityaa,
below,
former
Princeton
star,
won
in
Montreal
against
Crocker,
Wright,
Bainville
and
Ham.
i
STOCK-QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
S.
I).
Johnston
Co.)
The
following
quotation!
-were
tia
ana
a-ikeo:
Bayview,
8,
4.
Big
Missouri,
1M,
1.40.
Cork
Province,
10,
11.
Cotton
Belt,
Nil,
S2.
Duthie,
51.
66.
George
-'"O"
Copper,
i"W
6
ViW
JO.
5
.75.
I
i
jkiperior
shooting
Georgia
111
ver.
29
SI
11
11
In
in
the'
thA'
QtatiAn'.
Station's
f.itA.
favor.
I
I
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J..IJI
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(
i
I
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'
.
The
players
were:
DrydocKJ-Howe.
n:
Palmer,
c:
inueu
iij
ueciuing
iaeior
mi
uoiconaa,iJi7,
1JW,
Smithers
favor
as
Topley
Tieldj
Grand
view,
36Vj,
36
u.
Ha
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t
1
1
t
.....
i
itwfi
in
iHig
iitwr
pmy
ami
i-Miesvputjae,
rill,
v.
wli,1'".1'
'wthoe'
2b'lat
tim
outplayed
the
v
infers.
Smith,
cf;
Kelly,
If
Station
A.
L.
Holtbv.
nr'A:
SkatteboL
c:
D.
Stalker,
lb:
V.
Thomas,
2b;
J.
Horton,
3b;
L.-
Astori.
ss
J.
MePherson.
rf:
R.
Skattebol,
cfihMcIntosh,
If.
Prinee
George
and
Giseome
baseball
pJayejs
had
their,
first
game
'of-
tTife'
season
recently
at
IndmiL-NH.
6.
Intern.
Coal
&
Coke,
Nil,
ap.
Ktenay
Florence,
IS,
11.
Kootenay
King3pV4,
40.
U
&
L.,
2Vt,
3.
'
Lucky
Jim,
12,
13H-Mohawk,
4.
6.
Morten
WooUy,
5,
S'j,
Marmot
Blm
Gold,
&h,"G,
Marmot
Metals,
Nil,
National
Silver,
NIL
15.
Noble
Five,
02,68.
Oregon
Copper,
26,
27.
Pend
Oreille,
5.0i,
5.1S.
Pioneer
Gold,
90,
1.20.
Premier,
1.66,
1.66.
Porter
Idaho,
86,
40
Reeves
MactWld,
l.OI,
1.06
Hufus
Argents,
22,
2Sft.
Ruth
Hope,
82,
SS.
Silver
Crest,
5,
5.
Silverado,
Nil,
70,
Silversmith,
14
ft,
IB.
Slocan
lUmbler,
Nil,
16.
Snowftake,
57,
60.
Sunloch,
Nil,
2.20.
Terminus,
Nil,
8.
Topley
Richfield.
Nil,
38,
from
the
warship.
!
where
seedinir
has
been
completed
'
Toxic.
1.00.
1.26
JJ35Jf"iiP7fi-mj.VH
horn
iS7rf(.Jft
Ji
pnej)
yh
Cincinnati
.
.
.'.
2l
.
,3644
5tf
risUansori.
I
I.
til
...I...
4
I.
MVIIti
m
'
iur
aunie
nine,
mi
w
itoui
.
cninMiwti,
tu,
above
the
,
ground
and
oats
are
;
Whitewater,
76,
77.
making
a
good
showing.
The
Woodbine,
4,
6.
Bluebird,
12,
12.
OiU
Calgary
Dallas,
2.10,
NIL
Great
West,
55,
Nil.
Mercury,
1.46,
Nil.
Mid
Wast,
04,
Nil.
Mill
City,
10.76,
Nil.
Model,
86,
Nil.
NORTHERN
PART
OF
B.
C.j
iwu
new,
4.17.
n...
VANnniIVF.lt.
Mav
29.
Hon.
Pner,
2.75,
Nil
Horhprt
f
arlnr.
who
will
represent
Canada
as
minister
plenipoten-1
tiary
in
Japan,
will
tour
British
rnltimlii:.
in
Aiiirnut
befnrp
nrn-
:
ceeding
to
his
post'.
Mr.
Marler
,
win
irjicn
.ancumui
uj
nay
ui
ii.u,
1.07,
itvi,
IX9.
imQi
frlnce
Kvipert
on-August
6.
iie4
raoyan.
rete,
y,
.
NIU
will
visit
Anyox,
Stewart,
Ocean'
Home,
Nil,
2-1.05.
Falls,
Powell
River
and
Britannia.
1
Illinois
Alberta,
NJI:fl,5lj,
Just
Received!
A
shipment
it
,
TKaVeLLEHS;
3A.nri.ifcs
irom
.unsier
.lie-chanJcs.
ConsUtlnt;
of
MEN'S,
YOUTH'S
AND
BOYS'
LONG
TROUSERS
At
my
reduced
price,
and
see
them.
.
.
Call
Richfield,
1.12,
Nil.
Advance.
16.00,
1G.2C.
A.
P.
ConsolldaUd,
-4.76,
,4.78.
Calmont,
3.90,
3.95.
'
Dalhousie,
4.40,
4.45'.
Devenish,
.uayiana,
H.5,
McDoug.-Segur.
Nil.
5.75.
McLeod.
4.75.
5.00.
New
Mcl)oug..Scgur,
Nil,
2.50,
5ffreehofcirli5,
1157.
'
United.
11.00,
U.30
Sterling
Pacific,
2.00,
2.05.
Eastern
Slocks
Sherritt-Gordop,
7.15,
Nil.
Noranda,
60.20,
Nl
LASHED
BY
TYPUQON.
i
.'jriintii
AVKNI1E
MANILLA.
Mav
29:
Th.
t
.
',and
of
Leyte.
lashed
by
,
.
rru
rf,.
a
ty-
y
The
Eastern
FIrnt
that
Brnught
,)hoon
on
Frid
r
,
j
prices
to
the
M
dead
today.
EXPLOSION
OF
SEWER
GAS
IN
OTTAWA
TODAY
j
Church
Destroyed,
Several
People
Injured
and
ranic
Is
I
Caused
OTTAWA.
May
29.
Mrs.
An
na
Hayden,
73
years
of
ago,
living
in
u
section
of
the
city
known
as
Randy
Hill,
was
trapped
In
her
I
home
anri-sjprwusly
burned.
by.
fire.
1
a
number
of
others
were
hurt
and
;
i
oiuiderable
property
damage
was
done
when
an
explosion
of
sewer
1
gas
oceurred
in
four
parts
of
the
,
city
shortly
after
noon
today.
Man
hole
covers
were
thrown
Into
the
jr
50orOO
feet,
A
church
built
In
187C
in
Sandy
Hill
was
burned
to
wreckage.
There
was
a
panic
In
several
xet
tions
when
the
explosion,
ac
.
c-ompanied
by
ltaping
pillars
of
flame
and
water,
shook
dwellings
'
.md
rattled
windows
out
of
house
and
office
buildings.
Women
and
'
children
ran
screaming
from
their
'homes.
Several
stores'
in
the
nndy
Hill
district
were
destroyed.
LABOR
LEADER
DEFENDS
POLICY
.Mncdonald
Points
To
Sucre)
of
Nationalization
in
Canada
a.t
Lesson
to
Britain
NEWCASTLE
-
ON-TYNE.
England.
Mav
29
Tha
Labor
Pirtv'a
nationalization
propoals
formed
the
subject
of
an
uddrw
by
Rt,
Hon.
Ramsay
Macdonald
here
last
night
when
he
rigorously
defend.
ed
the
principal.
The
labor
leader
cited
th
Pa.
nadian
National'
Railways
and
tbe
Ontario
hydro-electric
power
as
among
outstanding'
successful
examples
of
public
ownership
and
asserted
that
Premier
Sfn
n!.ur
Baldwin
was
ill-equipped
when
he
qeneuneea
naMonaHiftltn
at
he
outset
of
the
cnmnaiim.
fn
th
process
of
time
various
industries
would
Dass
into
the
nuhllr
rv.M
stage,
said
Mr.
Macdopajd.
Then
iney
wouia
be
brought
under
pub-lit
control.
Mun(inal
water
had
long
ceased
to
disturb
us,
but
they
were
really
forms
of
socialism.
SMALL
HALIBUT
SALE
HERE
TODAY
Halibut
sal
as
hr
KI
tnn.n.
IIIV1
II-
ing
totalled
75.000
pounds
of
whlh
G$,500
pounds
was
from
four
A
me
r
iron
Imfi
uii.i.
.
n
u
"
IIIVH
,
.
ce4ved
from
15c
and
7c
to
10.5c
and
8c
while
two
Canadian
Ves
sel
were
paid
14.1c
and
7e
and
,14.5c
and
7c
for
11,600
pounds.
American
Excel
II,
43.500
nounda.
Booth
Fisheries,
15c
nnd
7e.
Hapny.
10.000
rounds.
(Vini.
dian
Fish
&,
Cold
Storage
Co,
iC
and
8c
Wabash.'
4,000
pounds,
and
Dagnp,
C,00p
jvounds;
Canadian
Pish
4
Cold
Storage
Co..
IB.le
and
fie.
Canadian
Sea
Maid,
9.000
pounds,
Atlln
Fisheries,
14.5c
and
7c
D.
S.
T.,
2,500
pounds.
AtHn
Fisheries,
J4.1c
and
7c.
CONCILIATION
INCUR.
CASE
Board"
Appolnled
to
Act'
In
Dis
pute
In
hlch
riremen
and
Engine
Men
Involved
OTTAWA,
May
29:
A
Board
of
conciliation
under
the
Indus
trial
Disputes
Act
has
been
es
tablished
by
Minister
of
Labor
Jleenan
to
deal
with
a
dispute
between
the
CN.R.
and
its
f
re
men
and
enginemen.
Employees
jo
the
number
of
4.500
are
stated
to
be'
directly
affected.
The
dis
pute
arose
out
of
failure
of
enr
plojces,
to
reach
an
agreement
governing
the
personnel
of
their
service
board.
John
Gauld,
for
merly
county
court
judgo
pf
Hamilton,
is
chairman
of
the
board;
J.
L.
Counsel!
K.C.
of
Hamilton
and
J.
M.
Godfrey
K.C
of
Toronto
were
nominated
by
employers
and
employees
ftspMh
tiveiv.
-11
NEWTARIFF
HITS
CANADA
Most
of
the
H.ef
r
Additional
OTTAWA.
M-,"'n
.
ted
States
tariff
mm
ui
'"v
the
House
of
lin
,.-,.
..
terday
i
r.-r,;-,,.,,
morp
Htan.li...
.
.
.
.....
f
ban
the
draft
,,
UIl
that
body
by
!,,
,,m
wys
and
means
,
1)ms
Amendments
,
BlHl
in
it
wilt
,
Against
the
pi
udu.
s
'.,
try
in
rcnpvt
t
,
...in
i.
.
one
cent
a
nnum!
,
.
Canadian
ep..ns
to!
,
,i
under
the
a
pound
was
n,
,(.,.
weighing
over
nr,n
one
and
one-hair
,.;
'ght.
Und.r
passed
by
th.
,
.,.
would
be
two
,,
A
-
I
cwimi
a
oove
hoo
,
,n
cenu
a
pound
un
As
the
bulk
of
m
border
come
b.
i
it
r.
'Hi
I,
,
,S
nil
I
In
to;ost
if
'
''-!!!!
'"
'
t
.L
.
xiuiius,
me
-n.,
fring
,r
i,
(i
Irllrwr
ul,
.(,(..
i
(fnt
makes
a
full
,
.(T(.ii8'a
this
type
of
aiiirti
AVIATION
LEAGUE
TO
BE
ACTIVE
THIS
YL
OTTAWA.
M;u
isation
of
the
A.
i
'
Canada
and
the
a
?
:
'
Icy
calling
for
un
ggr.
bersbip
campaign
;
destined
to
an.u-.
l
interest
in
avianon
f.
opening
session
.,f
meeting
of
the
b-ag
;c
Monday,
Maj
,:
Brlen
of
Hamilton
TORONTO
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
I)
'
'
i
A.
P.
Con
.
4.73
.
Ifomi
Oil,
23
75
Hudson
Bay.
1C.CV
Kftkel,
45
50
Mandy,
80.
fs-
'.n-i
'in
H
.
Newbeck,
68'
Noranda,
So
w
Sudbury
Basin.
7
7"
Sherritt
Gord.
n
r
Teck
Hughes.
H
Wainwell.
47
BENNY
WENDLK
1IERI
Benny
Wen.lb',
f-nr
I
boy,
who
has
beer
v
a
dash
in
boxing
u
Etilimtai
and
other
Pugtt
s.
,r
!
'
&
arrived
in
the
.
:'v
-a
south
on
the
I'm
c
morning.
Tomrr.
w
;
?:
lev-
iiKuic
in
iiiv
'
Prince
Rupert
-
f
M1-'
boxing
tournamri
r
"
;
:
-
wiU
be
Marine
'
,
1.
0.
D.
E.
VOICE
THEIR
VIEWS
ON
I
GRATION
VICTORIA,
M
J
.
Pi
'
tionai
cnapier
1
,
f
,
here
today
d.T'-'
'
0
recommt?"""11""
-
,..(
report
of
the
"l
Pl'r,r-mittee"
presented
,MI'T(,,r
lotte
Whltton,
n.r
..
.,j
"That
we
re..
'
;
,(
frnnVlv
numeric
1
..;
,
.
,
,
rtw
'
difficulties
invulv.-'
r
the
flow
of
Bni'-"
'";,.,
i
this
country
and
v-m
preciatlon
of
r'
''..J
Dmin
"
-1
British,
',),,)
Governments
inmnt
overcome
this
suuu
,
"That
we
rctcra-t-
.
.:.
...(..
f
T
.
j
tnat
ine
''"
''
t,f
N
should
:
-
migration
,
f
r
i
as
an
argument
j(t
undue
preponderar
b
T
born
from
non
tries
and
United
s
JJ
.
that
this
flow
be
hr3W
formity
with
the
r
at
British
and
nr.
'Zfi
settlers
who
c
an
be
cbW
nually,"
FIRE
"iNjAGHAUt
At
TOKIO.
May
were
killed
and
vo
In
forest
fires
in
Tometl
In
Southern
neJl,
Village.
'"IvM
out
vc
w
w
w
ned
,u.
18.
.bodies
ro"a
hi'e
still
bUrnJi8