rfA'JB
TWO
fFootball
for
the
Season
was
I
Formally
Launched
last
night;
..-
Jer
Clapperton.
2gK
Jjnes.of
utdoe
spor
AssMMklJl..Mkcts
Officers
Football
activities'!for
th&
1929
season
were
enthusi
asticajiy
launched
last
night;
when
a
large
number
of
persons
interested
In
the
sport
attended
the
adjourned
an-3Wal
meeting
of
1
the,
prince.
Ruper
Footba)l
Association
Sftgttie;
city
hall.
;i
George
HHI
was
.elected
president
and
a
Itrong
'sjate
of
officii
was
riamed
to
assist
him
in
carry
ing
onsQccerms
yearij-
ljnree
iems--;insues,
negimeni
and
impress
Sbcia'li
ClUbWeVe
jeHtered
in
the
senior
league
and
it
was
decided
to
start
play
in
the
Stuart
Ben
efit
fchleld
series
next
week,
pro-'
viding
the
Acropolis
hill
grounds
are
ready
by
that
time.
A
meeting
of
the
xecyt4ve
will
be
held
later
to
draw
up
the
schedule
for
lnat
trophy.
The
new
officers
of
the
asso-
ciation
are
aa-.follows:
Honorary
president
Lt.-Col.
S.
P.
McMordie.
D.S.O.,
mayor
TtlbTl
am
Prince
Jl
tment.-
.
1
jonoraty
ioe-pri&ident
Alex-
President
George
Hill.
.
.
Vice-president
Shelford
.if
lion.
:
.
:J.
Sejeretar4rtreaurer
iTir
Jft
WU
jana
norsesjroe
rote,
Cold
Control
brings
faster
frccz
Dar-
E.
'
-
iVermig.
,
.
,
J:'
A
,1
'r
-.Auditor
Frank
Vkkers,
.,.
.
..
--
Board
of
CQntr,oJr-D.
C,
Stuart,
nmn'R.
M.
Winslow,
James,
Black,
W.
;,:
Murray
and
J.
Mckean.
-H
,1V.
E.
Wiliiseroft,
retiring
11
i
president,
occupied
the
chair
for
:
-
the
arly
part
of
the
meeting,
.n
ii..A
vote
of
thanks
was
passed
to
the
members
of
the
retiring
ex-
ecutive.
NEW
LINES
OF
SUMMER
SPORT
Prince
Rupert
this
eason.
A
diamond
for
softballhas
bwn
laid
r
ounjot,
far
from
the
rennisflc
f
5?dJtI"
expected
ttVWiye
tfreej
eioujweams
in
play
tftrogMy
summer.
Ground
for
the
horse
inn
...new
desserts
TMIE
wonderful
new
Cold
Control
it
offered
ouly
on
Frigidaire.
It
permit
jpp
to
regulate
the
tempcr.alure
In
the
freezing
com
part-
meat.
Speetls
freezing
of
ice
rubes.
Makes
dozens
of
new
desserts
possible.
Come
in
aud
see
it.
Cr
a
free
recipe
book,
Fripdaire
can
be
operated
from
farm
electric
plants.
HHUCK
ROBINSON
.
ELECTRIC
(B
C.)
Mmlted
Vancouver,
Victoria
C.
).
ALGER
Sperlal
Jieprentative
FRIGIDAIRE
J'RODUCT
OF
GENERAL
MOTORS
1
and
nWt
stopped
by
darkness,
-
4U
ba
.
HELANCER
WINS
WINNIPEG
FIGHT
KNOCKOUT
ROUTE
WINNIPEG,
May
2:
Charlie
Belanger
of
Winnipeg,
Canadian
light
heavyweight
champion,
scored
a
knockout
victory
here
last
night
over
Hackir?.
Lee.
of
L04
Angeles
in
,
the
last
round
of
a
ten
round
b6ut.
4
CLOSE
GAME
CINCINNATI
Big
League
Baseball
Has
Two
Tien
Yesterday
Afternoon
BOSTON
STAMPEDED
Loses
to
Philadelphia
By
Huge
Score
of
21
to
6
NEW
YORK,
Mar
.2:
After
taking
two
beatings
in
three
days
at
Cincinnati,
Chicago
closed
cN.R.
Employees
Maklng'Prep-
their
stay
there
yesterday
by
fid-aratjons
to
Play
Softball
dling
through
thirteen
innings
in
and
Pitch
Horseshoes'
a
game
eventually
called
with
a
'
'
!
score
tied
at
four
all
to
permit
The
C.N.
R.
Social
and
Athletic
the
'Cubs
to
start
a
trek
on
the
"Association
is
to
introduce-two'-eawtern
sehedule.
The
Cardinals
Philadelphia
stampeded
the
ns
in
the
American
24
to
6
In,
a
gatnfr.which
the
AtAl.etiw9ibfU
for
ses.
Al
Mmmifls
canned
the
sftoe
pitching
ia.alsa
being
daiid
lAtiletia
attack
out
in
the
same
vicinity.'
v
'dne'6rth
JVatPSL
19
played,
a
.
four
woternWrteeiHnnfB-until
iurtZ
Boltonia
jALeige
with
five
hits,
a
brim
a
run
Kmmti
1
j
nase
were
,
among
.matters
,
1-ox.aUo
contributed
five
safeties
&en
up
a
fee
regular-
jptfnihljT
tyT
of
which
were
homeYs.
St
meeung
01
me
association
last
Louis
shaded
Cleve
and
to
a
win
'
-night.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
League,
Division
1
Bury
3,
Bolton
Wanderers
4.
Leeds
1,
Huddersfield
2.
them
I
behind
the
smart
pitching
of
Al
ivin
Crowder
and
stayed
in
front
'of
the
league.
I
Two
games
in
the
National
and
1
two
in
the
American
League
were
rained
out.
BASEBALL
SCORES
National
League
,
Pittsburgh
4,
St.
Loyla
A,
inpings,
ca.iiej
on
account
Jo
darkness.
?
Chicago
4.
Cincinnati
4,
13
Yri-nlngs,
called
on
account
of
dark-
xee.
,
.
American
League
.
"
Philadelphia
24,
Boston
6.
St.
Louis
4,
Cleveland
3.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
L.
Botton
7
2
St.
LouU
7
5
Chicago
e
6
Pittsburgh
....
5
5
New
Yoxk
4
4
'Cincinnati
5
7
!
Philadelphia
4
6
j
Brooklyn
4
7
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
Pet.
.778
.583
.500
.500
.500
.417
.400
.304
W.
h.
Pet.
St.
Louis
11
4
,733
Philadelphia
.,
8
4
.G67
New
York
6
4
.600
CJjBiand
6
8
.429
CMBg0
5
7
.4171
-l'oten
4
j.
.400
Detroit
6
9
.400
1
Washington
3
7
.300
NEWMAHKET
STAKES
NEWMARKET".
May
2:-Ladv
LudJow'a
colt
Ilennerminto
won
tbe
Newnwi-Ut
Two
Year
f)ld
Stakes
today.
Aga
Khan'a
Hakem
wag
second
and
Lord
Woolaving-
(ton'a
Mr.
daggers
third.
The
odds
THIRTY-FIVEAT
BALL
PRACTICE
Acropolis
Hill
Groundsel
Need
of
Repairs
fief
ore
'XeagSe
"
f
'lay
Can
Commence
Some
35
prospective
league
player
attended
baseball
practice
last
night
on
the
Acropolis
hill
grounds.
Native
Sons
of
Canada
j
players
were
much
in
evidence
in
I
he
workout.
,
1
Those
at
tHe'&rou.nds
last
night
report
that
the
grandstand
and
,
bleachers
are
in
rather
bad
shape
j
as
a
result
of
winter
storms
and
1
should
be
repaired.
The
netting
1
is
al.o
in
bad
condition.
The
field
Itself
should
have
some
attention
before
ball
playing
can
commence.
Sport
Chat
It
is
very
satisfactory
that
the
Thirties
Football
Club
has
decided
to
again
enter
a
te.am
in
.
the
Senior
Football
League.
It
would
have
been
a
pity
indeed
should
football
have
lapsed
this!
year
as
was
feared.
Entry
of
the
;
Thistles
eliminates
that
prospect
1
and..
a
good
season
i
may
now
be
anticipated4.
!
'
''"
'
TORONTO
STOCKS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Home
Oil,
23.75.
Intl.
Nickei,
52.50.
Hudson
Hay,
18.55.
Lakeshore,
2C.75.
Mandy,
1.2G.
Noranda,
53.0.
Sudbury
Basin,
8.55HJ
n
Sherritt-Gordon,
8JJ0.
Teck
Hughes,
9.25.
PRINCE
HENRY
MADEWELCOME
fJiven
Ovation
as
He
Arrives
To
Heslow
Honor
on
Japanese
Emperor
TOKIO;
May
2.
The
head
of
the
oldest'
reigning
house
in
the
world
extended
-such.
JuwcJcome
to
scion
of
the
second
pldet.
today
,
as
Japan
has
nbi
Known
in
a
decade.
i
Emperor
Hlrohito'
met
Prince
Henry,
Duke
of
Glouseester,
at
the
,
railway
station
as
the
latter
ar-
rived
from
Yokohama
on
a
mission
'.o
bestow
the
Order
of
the
Garter
!
on
the
Japanese
ruler.
I
The
duke
rode
in
a
six-horse
I
open
carriage
from
the
station
to
the
palace.
YOKOHAMA,
May
2.
Japan
gave
a
royal
welcome
to
the
Duke
of
Gloucester
today.
Japanese
de-
stroyera
escorted
his
ship
J
JI.S.
1
Sllffnlk
ntn
ihp
hnrlwtr
Thnn.
I
sandj
of
school
-childrejiriieered
a'nd'wiai'edlpaijes
anHrUish
flags.
.
THOUSANDS
OF
TOURISTS
'
ARE
COMING
THISJ
SEASON
IlY?WA
OF.
RADIAN
NATIONAL
udiijfC
"'
(Continued
from
page
one).
east
by
special
train.
Also
on
July
24
an
I.
V.
Wood
tour
party
of
50
persona
from
Philadelphia
will
arrive
here
by
steamer
from
the
south
and
pro
ceed
east
by
train.
will
arrive
from
the
south
by
boat
and
proceed
east
by
train.
A
Fttrnan
Tours
Itq,
party
of
80
persons
frorn
Montreal
vll
arrive
by
special
train
front
the
east
on
Saturday,
July
27,
and
sail
south
by
steamer
the
same
The
annual
Triangle
All-Ex
pense
tour
party
consisting
of
about
80
person
from
southern
British
Columbia
wjll
arrive
here
by
special
train
from
Jasper
Park
at.
7
o'clock
Svn
jay
eyeotog,
re
maining
here
until
4
o'clock
Monday
afternoon,
when
they
wjll
env
bark
for
the
south
.
A
Kerr-Bryson
party
of
about
50
Toronto
people
will
arrive
here
from
Jasper
Prk
on
the
afternoon
of
Saturday,
August
3.
and
proceed
ouib
by
steamer
.
1
Besides
these
there
will
be
a
number
of
other
lour
parties,
de-i
tails
of
which
are
not
yet
avail.,
ble
THE
DAILY
NEWS
.Thursday,
May
2,
1929
NEW
WESTMINSTER
ADANACS
WON
THE
BASKETBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP
OF
CANADA,
BEATING
WINDSOR
ALUMNI
LAST
NIGHT
NEW
'FiSTMINSTEIt,
May
2.
Coming
rom
behind
to
win
last
night's
game,
the
second
and
final
of
the
Merles,
the
Ad-anacs,
champions
of
Itritish
Columbia,
defeated
Windsor
AJunjnia
18
to
15
to
rapture
the
men's
Canadian
basketball
championship.
Last
night's
victory
gave
the
locals
a
one-point
margin
on
the
series,
the
total
scores
ftelng
30
Jo
;35,
Windsor
having
won
Monday's
game
20
to
18.
The
game
last
night
was
intensely
interesting.
At
half
lime
It
looked
as
if
all
hope
was
lost,
for
.the
visitors
had
a
seven-point
lead
on
the
Adanacs,
12
to
5
.Hy
clrver
playjng
the
new
Canadian
champions
rut
down
thef
lead
of
the
easterners
to
emerge
at
the
close
with
just
sufficient
points
to
give
them
the
Dominion
title.
stock
(Rations
RIDLEY
HOME
Courtesy
S..
D.
Johnston
Co.)
i
niHl
in
rpAI
XT
j
The
following
quotation!
were
j
M
and
aked:
.
Bayview,
5,
0.
Big
Missouri,
1.54,
1.58.
Cork
PrpyincJej.
Hla,
15.
Duthie,
55
CO,'
.George
Copper,.
7.25,
7.50.
Georgia
Rver,
36,
38.
Golcbhda,
1
1.63,'
i.6G.
Grandview,
47,
48.
Independence,
9,'
9'
2.
Indian,
5,
7.
Kootenay
Florence,
1C,
17.
L.
&
L.,
3,
3".
Lucky
Jim,
15,
17.
Morton
Woolsey,
0
1vk-Marmot
Metals,
V't,
5.
National
Silver,
20,
21.
Nflble
Five,
65,
7.
Oregon
Copper,
51
52.
Pend
Oreille,
6X0,
7K).
Premier,
1.90,
lfii.
Porter-Idaho,
65,
56,
Reeves
Macdonald,
2-05,
2.08.
Riifus-Argenta,
26,
28.
Ruth-Hope,
40,
40'2.
Silver
Crest,
-7fc,
8.
Silverado,
85,-
95,
Silversmith,
8,
Nil.
Snowflake,
55.
55Vt.
Sunloch,
2.25,
dil.
Terminus,
4,
5;
Topjey
Richfield,
33,
35.
Whitewater.
84V.
85.
Woodbine,
5,
51.
Olbj,
Calgary
British
Dominion,
1,30,
Nil.
Dallas,
J.76,
Nil,
GreatfWest;
61,
Nil.
Mefwpr,
1,80,
Wl.
Mid
"iVest,
JjOO,
Nil.
.Mill
Gityt
UJ),x
Nil.
i-Regent,
67,
Nil.
Spooner,
3)5,
Nil.
Turner
Vallej:,
U0,
Nil.
Advance,
8.60,
9.0Q.
A.
P.
Consolidated,
4,73,
4.75.
Calmont,
4.20,
4.25.
1
palhousie,
5.70,
5.75.
Devenlsb,
1.29.
110.
Fabyon
Pete,
13,
13.
Home,
23.75;
23.80.
Illinois-Alberta,
1.80,
Nil.
,
Mayland,
13.20,
13.25.
McDoug.-Segur.
Nil,
ISO.
McLeod,
5.50,
5.75.
.
New
McDoug.-Segur,
Nil,
4.75.
Royalite,
175.00.
.
Vulcan,
Nil,
2.20.
Hargal.
2.60,
2.62.
Freehold,
1
80,
1.85.
United,
J.9.00.
19.25.
Sterling
Pacific,
2.05,
2.10.
Eastern
Stocks
SberrjtMJordon,
8.75,
Nil,
Noranda,
52.75.
Nil,
EASTERN
GRAIN
RATES
REDUCED
On
July
26
a
trans-Canada
tour'
WASHINGTON.
May
2
A
re
party
of
25
persons
under
the
'
duction
in
grain
rates
of
two
lealersbip
of
Dr.
YV.
E.
Hume'
cents
a
bushel
between
Buffalo
an
north
Atlantic
ports
was
decided
upon
today
at
a
meeting
of
representatives
of
eastern
trunk
lines.
,
,
NEW
WESTMINSTERRIAN
IS
KILLED
BY
TRAIN
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
May
2.
The
body
of
a
man,
believed
to
have
been
David
McKay,
aged
5.2,
formerly
of
South
Westrnlnster
and
present
address
unknown,
watt
f
a.
i
-
f
,
'
il.
r
iounu
cui
10
pieces
on
me
dian
Pacific
Railway
track
on
Front
Street
this
morning.
He
is
thought
to
have
been
killed
last
night.
CARTOONIST
DEAD
NEW
YORK,
May
2:
Thomas
Aloyslus
Dorgan,
widely
known
cartoonist,
who
sfgipd
his
pictures
"Tad,"
died
iter'c
today.
DA.MK
1UMI
Attractive
Affair
This
Afternoon
Hall
Being
Held
in
Moose'
(
The
annual
Ridley
Home
'
ba
zaar,
under
the
general
convener-
ship
of
Mrs.
Robert
Blance
and
presenting
a
very
attractive
aceie
with
many
articles
of
ornameutj
and
use
for
sale
as
well
as
a
number
of
special
features,
was
opened
at
3
o'clock
this
afternoon
In
the
Moose
Hall
by
Rev.
John
H.
Hanson,
pastor
of
St.
Paul's
Lutheran
Church.
As
usual,
ladies'
organizations
of
the
various
city
fhyrche
arej
lending
their
aid
by
taking!
charge
of
the
separate
booths
j
which
are
as
follows;
Fancy
Work
Mrs.
JL
T,
Cross,!
j
convener,
Mrs.
F.
Q.
ffU,
.Miss
JJIUan
Cross,
Mis
M,
ijwyer
and
Miss
P.
fiwyer.
Children's
Clothing
Mrs.
Ait
Hills,
convener,
Mrs.
W-
H.
flooded!
and
Mrs.
J,
G.
Veireck.
:
I
Plants
Mrs.
M.
II.
Blott.
I
Candy
Mrs.
D
C.
Stuart,
con-
'vener,
Mrs.
W.
D.
Mosley,
Mrs;,
W'illlam
Millar.
Mra.
F.
D,
Uce,
JMra.
J.
W.
McKlDley,
M.
WJ
D.
Christison
and
Mrs.
A.
Berner.
i
Country
Store
Mr?,
Thomas
j
Andrews,
convener,
Mrs.
Al
E.
Bazett-Jones,
Mrs.
C.
C,
mith,
Mrs,
C.
F-
Kemp,
Mrs,
H.
Stamp-,
Vincent,
Mrs.
W.
C.
A'pi'nall
jand
Mrs.
R.
V.
G.
LePiqe.
'
I,
Fish
Pond
Capt
E.
Ajiderson.
f"
Jiome
Cookrn
Mrs';ffbarles
ICdwards.
j
Second
Hand
Stall
Mr$.
R.
jHlan.ce,
convener.
Miss
M.
Hartin
and
Miss
M.
Collisin.
Tea
Room
Mrs.
Shelford
Dar
ton,
convener,
assisted
by
members
of
the
Imperial
Order,
Daughters
of
the
Empire,
and
glrh
from
the
Ridley
Home.
I
During
the
afternoon,
there
will
be
selections
by
the
liadiea'
Orchestra
under
the
leadership
of
Mrs.
G.
A.
Bryant.
1
The
proceedings
will
conclude
'with
a
concert
this
evening
at
which
any
goods
that
are
left
over
will
be
auctioned.
Contribu
ting
to
the
program
will
be
Mrs.
A.
H.
Carson,
Mrs.
Ernest
An
Jderaon,
Mrs.
M,
11.
Blott,
Miss
iMaizie
Macdonald,
Miss
Marjorie
j
Lancaster,
Mrs.
William
Millar,
:Mra,
C.
E.
Cullen,
Mrs.
Karl
I
Dybh.avn,
Mrs.
W.
S.
Ackroyd
and
i
Mrs.
A.
A.
Easson
as
well
as
a
j
men's
quartet
consisting
of
J.
E.
jDavey,
Alex
Clapperton,
J.
A.
Teng
and
M.
II.
Blott.
NATIVE
DAUGHTER
OF
VICTOBJA
DIES
VICTORIA,'
May
2.
Mrs.
Elizabeth
Raymur,
widow
of
the
late
James
L.
Raymur,
for
many
years
city
ppmptrolbjr,
died
todfcy.
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uric
in
icua
ana
was
the
daughter
of
the
late
Davis
W.
Hlggins,
former
speaker
of
the
legislature.
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OF
WHEAT
j
VANCOUVER,
May
2:-The
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wneai
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past
winter's
sea
son
wltb
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vening
at
the
gymnasium
at
which
the
cups
re
cently
won
wil
be
presented.
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(he
mixed
doubles
handicap
which
concluded
the
season's
play,
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Greenwood
and
Mr.
Bartman
went
through
the
games
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MAN
HIES
TORONTO,
May
2:-Hon.
S.
P.
McPherson
K.
C,
of
Toronto,
one
of
Canada's
foremost
Orango-
camn,
fjush-jmen
and
Masons
and
a
prominent
Conservative,
died
today,
aged
C7.
JL&JL.
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fi.
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DIES
at
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LONDON,
May
2:
Sir
Gcof.
frey
Butler
M.P.,
parllnrnentry
secretary,
for
Sir
Samuel
Iloare,
aviation
secretary,
died
today,
ugud
42,