Ik
HA
V1
IP
1
Philadelphia
14
7
New
York
13
7
,
,St.
Louis
13
10
-.
Detroit
15
12
.j,
Cleveland
11
12
Washington
8
12
mi
,
,
Chicago
u.
9
15
,
Boaton
7
15
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AT
NEW
MARKET
i.
NEW
MARK
F.T.
Mhv
i5.
Lorff
-
-
-
-
-
'Ifefby'smintef?troCn
ffthe
New
Market
stakes
of
mil
id
a-quar-
ier
.today.
Mr.
JinRs
pame.
seo-
I
on
and
Mldlothiap'
a
horses
ran.
id.
Seven
dtl
.FIRST
.WRAU.fjH:
PL4YED
YESTERDAY
Superintendent's
Office
Won
i
From
Station
Staff
by
Score
of
11
to
6
i-
In
the
first
division
of
the
Canadian
National
Softball
League,
game
was
played
yesterday
between
the
superintendent's
office
and
the
station
staff.
The
superintendent's
office
won
by
11
to
6.
SPORT
NOTES
.
.;
At
a
hotly
contetod
ball
game
In
Hyder
last
Sunday'
afternoon
that
went
an
extra
innlnirs
Slew
RTf
Aft
nosed
out
Hjder.an
that
was
""ou.
ine
score.
was
6-4;
vr
pitcher's
duel
all
the
ya
If
i
-
111
WIC
M
i
Demps
Dempsey
ATHLETICS
IN
FIRST
PLACE'?
Beat
Detroit
Yesterday,
Thus
Putting
Them
Half
a
Game
Ahead
of
Yanks
NEW
YORK,
May
15.
The
Athletics
went
into
first
place
half
a
game
aheacUpf.
the
rain-idle
iYankees
yesterdajPby
heating
Detroit
in
a
game
whTfip,
left
eight
pitchers
draped
on
thd
ropes
.
'
Dostan
pushed'
Cbfcago
into
a
deitdteek
vtth
Lwjs
in
the
National
by
shading,
Jfiem
in
12
innings.
Half
4he
major,
Ielgiachedule
was
rained
o'ut'ystSruay,
BASEBALL
SCORES
National
League
r
i
Chicago
5,
Boston
6.
American
League
Washington
9,
.St
Louis
7.
Philadelphia
10,
Detroit
8.
Boston
2,
Chicago
6,
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
W
4
XTATX-L
v
'
V.
L
Pet
Chicago
14
8
.C3C
St.
Louis
.....
14
8
Philadelphia
......
9
10
.474
Cincinnati
....I...
10-
feiSSy
New
York
7
1
H)
A&
Brooklyn
6
15
.286
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
L.
Pet.
as
a
I;1
'
1
L
Tt
T
a
n.
ka.u
t?..
1.1.
J
JlWHaHCfeut
on
July
4
al'tKoTugTi
the
"t
fighters
have
not
yet
been
an-
'foJkr-
Bounced
The
card
will'be
staged
I
f
In
4ka
Tlnvat'a
liniuK.1l
Hii.L
T.
I.
'j
v
nan
iNiin,
-jai.lv
will
referee
the
mi.
in
-The
Edmonton
Commercial
"Brads
will
defend
the
Underwood
International
Basketball
Trophy
j
against
the
Chicago
Brownies
at
j
Edmonton
on
the
approaching
rpitueday
and
Monday.
The
Brownies
formerly
gave
the
-Grade
a
close
run.
HUSBAND
OF
STEWART
7"
WOMAN
SUCCUMRS
TO
c
ro
MINE
INJURIES
"aSfilC!
M-
1."
.lit
T.n,.l.u..r.
......
,4iB
i.uuavui9ciii
vii
iici
way
from
Stewart
to
Washington,
re-
xeived
the
sad
intelligence
here
iu
ssterday
of
the
death
of
her
hus
band
in
an
accident
in
an
Alberta
coal
mine.
Mr.
Jacobscn
for.
1
inerly
worked
nt
Stewart
and
there
1
are
two
children.
The
family
registered
at
the
Savoy
Hotel.
I
!f
;r:
Horton
Smith,
the
brilliant
young
Joiilin,
Mo.,
professional,
whose
playing
has
been
the
sen-
sation
of
winter
golf
in
the
Uni-;
.
4
1
CJA
A
1
1
t
i
f
ll
ieu
oiaies,
nas
wen
leu
oix
me
American
Ryder
Cup
foursome,
Ion
both
sides
of
the
Atlantic,
Smith,
who
is
only
20
years
old,
is
seen
here
fondling
some
of
his
Tavonte
ClUbS.
!
.
PROMINENT
FIGURES'
IN
;;SP0RT
Written
Especially
for
the
Dally
News
by
the
Sports
Editor
EDHVIU)
F.
GEEKS
Noted
Turfman
.
Edward
F.
'(Pop)
-
Geers,
fer
miivnM.LMu,..
.
,-.-..
a
tUM
,
j
olT
man
ot
the
frottlm?
thrf."
tn
all
patrons
o
the
Grand
Circuit
l
invH
i.
1
1U
mier
reinsman
of
the
liaht
w.
(vsss
world,
In
addition
to
his
skill
an
S'i
"u.!
sece
in
developing
champions
tnd,
In
all
around
horsenunshin.
the
scone
of
his
tcnmnli.w.B
!
ha.
been
unparalleled.
Not
nl
ha.
he
taken
several
wor7.,r
1889
ai
Gevelnd
single
harness
records,
both
It
-u
ht
Mii
h
1iL
tretting
and
paehig
but.
he
has
mrSfoLl
"S!
ten
team
records
in
both
iTnor
of
SZJS
4.
tlrfsses
and
held
the
world's
tri-
mimrt..
r
hMf.t
u
T
h"
1
Plicate
team
record
This
Utter
u
V
T"
u
h,s
always
achieved
hTml
.1
-'-ntrol
...
.
WRESTLING
CHAMP
Joe
Steelier,
three
times
world's
heavyweight
wrestling
shows
how
he
breaks
a
sack
of
meal
by
applying
his
famous
scissors
hold.
It
is
just
a
year
since
the
racket
and
he
really
did
retire,
.the
supervision
of
his
brother
and
training
at
Omaha.
MISS
COLLETT
THE
DAILY
NEWS
aer
f
WON
AT
GOLF
ST.
ANDREWS.
Mny
15.
Miss
Glenna
Collett,
United
states
women's
golf
champion.
erred
women
championship
ty&aj
defeating
Mrs,
J,
F.
MtilqueWFl,
l"
Toronto
seven
up
and
mx
to
fiia.v.
.
iYAlimhmi
Mil'
Geonre
T.
Stallings,
who
died
yesterday,
was
palled
the
"Miracle
Man"
of
baseball
because
of
his
rnatSaBTe
because
ot
Stallings
IjfrtC
wrr
m.1clff
so
oy
me
unique
M
M.
the
Bo8tn
"
"vlrM
Market
Uel
Restricted
Hcted
fyesfn
14;
The
team
was
re-
mystem
he
employed
In
directing
be
a
mstake
to
eliminate
mix-tfs
play
during
the
last
half
of
ing
aitogether,
was
the
conten-that
season
k
system
that
car-
t,
of
joseph
Bennett,
superln-
WlA
Q
I
17
A
lVl?F
fan
tWgh
e
N'ational
UaEUe
Pool
at
Vancouver
and
Prince
"
'
Itrla
ljljii,0'w:8
lep.nant
find
then
on
Rupert.
iji8
elevators
had
not
-nfi-.
fti,
a
tfgur
sCfaight
victory
over
tampered
with
the
number
one
;
trie
Athletics
in
the
world's
ser1
flnd
number
two
grades
of
wheat
MOORETOWN,
May
15.-WaI-
In
1909
Stallings
cvamein
the
present
crop,
Mr.
Bennett
!,r
Hagen
of
United
States
held
'
manager
of
the
New
York
Van-
gaye
evidence
before
a
parla.
the
qualifying
leadership
of
the
ke8
aftr
-eion
in
which
the
raentary
committee
on
agricul-:
Yorkshire
Evening
News
thousand
c,ub.
under
Clark
Griffith
and
ture
today
An
output
of
75-25,
guin.as
golf
tournament
today
Norman
(Kid)
Elberfeld,
finished,
would
be
gatufactory
Mr.
Ben-!
when
he
stored
70
to
give
him
a
last.
That
yefff
the
Yankees
fin-
nett
tnought.
He
believed
that
ifi-hole
total
of
139.
ishetl
at
"theHiead
of
the
second
J
the
output
from
the
pool's
ele-
l.eo
Diegel
and
AI
Watrous.
both
j"1!
?Jt
110,he
had
S
I
vators
at
Vancouver
and
Prince
if
the
United
States,
were
tied
.second
place
with
14p.
CRUISER
COLOMBO
.).
i
nect
uraves
irom
iw
ceiiar
.
.
;
"
down
baseball
machine
that
the
HnnKees
were,
on
me
neeis
oi,,f
miin
ai,andoned
there
REACHES
ES1UIiPLT'egrM,d
that-the
Athletulcs
wf
MCTORIA,
May
15.
H.
M.
S.
handicapped
by
an
obstacle
that
Colombo
arrived'
at
Esquimau
'
ability
and
leadership
could
not
from
Btwnuda
on
Tuesday
in
overcome
internal
dissension.
It
command
of
Captain
C
C
Dob-
wag
gald
tM
Hal
Chag6i
who
son.
She
will
jeaye
wjth.II
.
M.
Iater
wag
drop
d
from
organ,Ied
C
S.
25
for
ancouver
on
May
u
ineligible,
insti-
to
j7ne
4
"
iKated
the
movement
against
Stal-
'
i
lings
in
an
attempt
to
satisfy
his
own
ambitions
to
become
mana-N
AMINO
HIGHWAYS
jger.
The
situation
became
unbear
i
able
to
the
Georgian
who
tossed
rin..
i...
t.'over
the
managerial
reins
in
dl.-
v
viivuiWTU
LIMB
UtCll
made
in
the
naming
and
number-
ing
bf
moor
roads
in
Canada
and
in
the
erection
of
uniform
direction
and
warning
signs
and
aanger
signals.
..Interprftvincial
conferehces
have
been
held
for
the
purpose
9f
standardising
igisns.'
signals'
anrf
'other
nittVfw
'device
fhrnnof.nt'
nnmlnlnn
'
-y
.
'
.
ti-.l'i
1
when
he
drove
Belle'
Hamlin.
Jus
S-
tin,
o,l
,
"----
"ea
inree
Jbreast.
a
mile
m
2:14
to
a
hih
'T
-
ee,ed'
?keWe?
.
'
wagon-
""""
waB
wra
January
25.
Tn".'
-..v.
tasviuii
iur
norses
mani-
.v
wr,y
ana
ai
zu
ne
,
r
!!'n,"g
reral
hor8'
ad
he
moved
to
Na.hvllTe
where
he
J
T
v
T"""B
",,u
.Ka,n'
"
"V
"
'tmf
.
,:11U
a,,YvneH
to
anger.
PI
ANs
COMEBACK
Joe
said
he
was
through
with
but
has
now
put
himself
under
manager,
Tony,
and
is
again
Sport
Chat
Ctinie
MackJ4,great
Athletics
and
ittnl
Mieinwi.
Baseball
experts
leagues,
but
again
Stallings
was
.,
,
igu,t
88
"1,ds&a8on
approached
1
An
onnortunltv
with
real
bac
king
came
to
Stallings
when
he
assumed
the
management
of
th
Rn.tnn
Rravp.
in
1913
Durinv
the
winter
preceding
that
season
t,
Mn;
ko'rn
n,..
i.v
Inm.
Drnau
..OA1tUu
'New
Ytyrk
'
contractor1.
He
gave
i'Stallings
fiil
swing
in
running
;
the
club
with
the
result
that
he
:
duplicaleff
his
xeat
with
the
Yan-ikees.
Boston
4ad
finished
last
'f6r
four
seasons,
but
climbed
to
;
fifth
in
Stallings'
first
year.
That
;
season
Johnny
Evers
managed
the
'Chicago
Gobs
and
'when
he
and
Owner
Charles
W.
Murphy
severed
diplomatic
relations
at
the
lose
of
the
campaign,
Stallings
t.i..
i
n
i
n
4i.
u..
,uuuu
""Wiicy
iw
km
uicr
me
Trojan's
contract.
Evers,
'
it
was
....'
u
......u
j
.
Hraves.
uiico,
but
uui
iw
for
the
mic
first
nisi
half
nail
ui
of
u
1014
i..
u
i
dered
about
the
second
division,
its
natural
place,
the
experts
tH
u
nv
Jnlv
JUy.
ine
uraves
nr.v..
were
at
at
their
their
ol
old
station,
last
place.
Then
tinued
VJft
they
into
'W
marathon,
during
which
the
ves
paed
all
other
entries,
f00'
tht
Giants
for
four
straight
pennants
a"d
cloml
the
Mwu
,n
frnt
?th
Braves'
'.T""
four
straight
?
""T
victories
T,he
0ver
the
Athletics
in
the
world's
rles
marked
the
first
time
the
series
had
been
confined
to
that
number
of
games.
1
Ken
Myers,
the
lid
sky
Philadelphia
fireman,
whoue
main
ambition
is
to
deeat
Joe
Wright,
holder
of
the
Diamond
Sculls,
will
likely
be
in
Toronto
on
June
1
to
oppose
the
local
star
in
a
special
quarter-mile
dash,
featuring
the
opening
of
the
new
course
on
the
Humber
River.
In
reply
to
an
invitation
to
compete,
Myers,
In
a
letter,
stated
that
he
would
like
to
accept,
but
wasn't
sure
if
he
could
make
the
trip.
However
a
despatch
was
sent
later
from
Philadelphia
to
the
effect
that
Myers
had
accepted
and
that
he
is
quite
anxious
to
try
conclusions
with
the
champion
before
Wright
sails
for
England
to
defend
his
titleAYright
has
been
showing
better
form
than
ever
and
he
is
keen
'to
make
it
two
victories
Jn
a
row
at
Henley-dn-Thames,
a
feat
never
accomplished
'bof
ore
by
a
Canadian
culler.
Australia.,
has
-.been
strangely
quiet
regarding
that
sensational
Olympic
Games
champion,
Bobby
Pearce,
but
it
is
likely
that
hte
Purchaser
of
western
Cana-mond
dian
Krani
egpeclaIly
wheatf
,s
r
ti.
a
a
ZXV
CmTe
l
Sculls
event,
thus
making
v,
Wright's
task
harder
than
ever.
Try
a
Dally
News
want-ad.
It
will
bring
results.,-
'
JOE
BENNETT
FAVORS
MIXING
GRAIN
RUPERT
Elevator
As
OTTAWA.
May
15:
It
would
tendent
of
the
Alberta
Wheat
Kuperi
compareu
iavorauiy
wnn
!
the
8tendard
at
the
present
time.
would
be
complications
at
Prince
Rupert
where
the
pool
has.
only
one
elevator
as
off-grading
would
tie
up
a
number
of
bins
until
a
market
could
be
obtained
for
them.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
I
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
The
following
quotation
were
did
and
aiked:
Bayview,
34.
Big
Missouri,
1.35,
1.40.
Cork
Province,
11,
12.
Cotton
Belt,
Nil,
52.
Duthie,
50,
55.
George
Copper,
6.00,
C.75.
Georgia
River,
30,
32.
Goleonda,
1.55,
1.60.
Grandview,
41,
.42.
Independence,
8,
9.
Indian,
Nil,
5.
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke,
44,145.
Kootenay
Florence,
14,
,15.
Kootenay
King,
39,
40
L.
&
L,.
3,
4.
Lucky
Jim,
12,
14.
Mohawk,
4,
5.
J
Marmot
River
Gold,'
5,
64.
Marmot
Metals,
4,
5.
jj
Nat
Sil.
G.
S.,
16H,
19;
Noble
.
Five,
58
60.
'
Pend
Oreille.
C.15,
Nil.
Pioneer
Gold,
Nil,
1.50.
Premier,
1.70,
1.75.
Porter-ldaho,
Nil.
52.
Rufus-Argenta,
24,
25.:
Ruth-Hope,
33,
38.
!
Silver
Crest,
7,
8.
Silverado,
Nil,
85.
Silversmith,
Nil,
18.
Snwoflake,
58Vfc,
59.
Sunloch,
2.25,
2J0.
Terminus,
Nil,
5Vt
Topley
Rlc.hfield,
29,
30.
Torie,
Nil,
1.60.
Wellington,
11,
12.
Whitewater,
75,
78.
Oils,
Calgary
Dallas,
2.72,
Nil.
Federal,
38,
38.
'
Great
West,
80,
Nil.
Mercury,
1.68,
Nil.
;
Mid
West,
1.00,
Nil.
Mill
City.
9.45,
Nil.
.
;
'
Model,
97,
Nil.
"
Regent,
81,
Nil.
Spooner,
3.C5,
Nil.
Advance,
14.50,
14.90.
A.
P.
Consolidated.
4.80,
4.83.
Calmont,
5.20,
5.25.
Dalhousie,
4.90,
Nil.
Devenlsh,
U8,
1.39.
Fabyon
Pete,
10,
10.
Home,
22.25,
22.40.
Illinois-Alberta,
Nil,
1.80.
Mayland,
13.00,
13.25.
MeDoug.-Segur,
Nil,
C.25.
McLeod,
5.10,
5.25.
New
McDoug.-Segur,
Nil,
3.30.
Royallte,
Nil,
170.00.
Vulcan,
Nil,
2.10.
Hargal,
2.05,
2.10,
Freehold,
1.75,
1.80.
I
United,
13.90,
4.00.
Sterling
Pacific,
2.J5,
2.18.
Turner
Valley,
Nil,
1.52.
Eastern
Stocks
Sherritt-Gordon,
8.00,
Nil.
Noranda,
55.00,
Nil.
GERMAN
MILLERS
YISITING
CANADA
WINNIPEG,
May
15.The
pos-
.,
I':
"3
iwnsj
ui
victiiiaiiv
Lfviuiiiiiiir
a
foreseen
in
a
visit
of
nine
German
millers,
who
will
arrive
here
on
I
Thursday
to
Investigate
local
milling
facilities
and
Inspect
various
grades
of
Canadian
wheat.
TORONTO
STOCKS'
(Courtesy
of
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Hollingvr,
?G.15.
Hudson
Bay,
f
18.05.
Nickel,
$49.75.
Mayland,
$18.50.
Mandy,
$1.0.1.
Newbec,
54
18.
oranda,-
$54.-75:
:
Western
Pete.
$G.G5.
Sudbury
Basin,
$8.95.
Sherllt
Gordon,
$3
Teck
Hdghes,
$9.08.
Wednesday,
M:c,
Your
Summer
Home
Can
Look
Twice
as
Attractive
Simply
cover
the
walli
and
ceilings
with
smooth,
tight-fitting
sheets
of
Gyproc
Fireproof
Wallboard
then
decorate.
Gyproc
will
also
make
it
cooler
on
hot
days
warmer
on
cold
nights.
101
ir
Fireproof
Wallboard
For
Sale
by
Albert
&
McCaffery,
Ltd.
r
Why
don't
you
eat
your
way
to
slimness
?
mm
Are
you
one
of
time
feminine
person
who.
over
your
French
pav
try
and
hot
sign
for
a
sylphuke
figure?
rw.li.i.
.
n..
-
1
chocolate.
I
flangsrous,
sal
difficult
to
maintain.
Zl.r:
pita
bscsus
of
our
natural
crinns
kr
.
nrirtr:of
fcrtd.
bf
In,
irnvthlnn
'hrwr
T-a,
'TZ.
down
the
ouantitv
antny
of
of
evavthimi
everything,
r,.
..
i
us
v
fin
1
if-
r,
csu
cakes
and
ana
candy.
canav.
i
irulimr
th
-
uiiJx.
ue
and
surh
tlmbr
wrecking
delfcac
Um
mineral
oil
1
in
salad
Mineral
oiL
not
b
ZZ
JZ?Ta
..
.
jYour
meals
should
conMat
IsrRely
0
Ytgt
tables
fruit
jtiirj
mUk.
Theyiup
-
ply
Important
tond
value
and
no
diet
la
safe
which
icnnret
tlui
rvmaiv
-ut
tly
are
not
fsltemng.
Of
tliese
milk
is
the
most
important,
bctsuae
it
sunxies
at
no
othtr
urwi
rmi
Ar
everything
needed
for
bodily
health!
growth
and
activity.
You
can
include
ii
in
your
an
in
various
vtyt.
A
best
of
bottled
mils-sm.-otir,
cwm-crtara
soup
gives
you
a
comfortable
,
ier
soups
and
ttuces.
mart
vtlvrty
let
IteJinz
of
havinff
lunrhMt
wi
anrtl..
I
.n.
r,.
i..tA
Ing
ewential
food
values
without
tm-
penhng
your
weight
Milk
should
be
wed
In
the
m
:aration
of
simple
dev
Cuitardi
blanc
mancet
and
other
milk
puddingt
are
ixxiriihinc,
and
do
not
threaten
Increased
poundage.
Include
It
to
PIODUCBD
IN
CANADA
it
"from
HELD
BY
DETECTIVES
IS
RELEASED
TODAY
!
VANCOUVER,
May
,,v
Ff.
.
A;
Leafe,
who
was
hold
1V
!
tiltes
for
investigation
afr,P
I
band.tii
staged
a
hold
up
,
w
Inord's
Cala,
Granvill..
x
;
curly
Tuesday
morn
ing
ttas
'
luused
today.
The
poli,
,;
W(,rfl
.
ii(l
jhu
hd
no
conn.
rn.in
u
7UAy
TlaJu
Outwit
your
wtahn$i
for
cream
with
thi$
rich
n'dh
Fnr
ail
the
milk
diihw.
I
suunI
v-JUTauqn-
aiim,
Because
"r
uanf
it
you
caii
have
the
flsver
01
ri
jmi
fa
a
r
'
iou
ucn
sa
ijvetirincf
nes
from
the
vt
of
Camatioo
MUX.
the
purest
of
whole
mJk.
vP"a
wJible
ru
mi
tna
iur-
.
.
r.
im.ynKn
meant
uar
we
cretii
1..
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r.
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f""".
eyefy
drop
bat
its
douMe
ihsrt
ct
;
wttWrt
ha?
everything
the
creamr.
cookM
nca
vr
that
you
ordinanly
gtt
or..
7
wth
tl
generous
of
butur
iDi
cream.
!
Another
way
to
elude
your
wWws4
cream
tastes
UUui
of
wMpped
Car.
.tUr,
viit..r...,(,.
n
ian
crsams.
charlottes
and
lui
&
dirfx.
In
Coffer,
too.
it
rives
you
ths
creaaf
nees
without
the
extra
catonet.
Actually
Csmstioa
gives
more
oVB-ciout
results
in
ccoking
than
eyui
tbt
puddings
and
custards.
Mcrt
than
'
that,
it
it
convenient;
completely
6
j
pendable,
never
varying
in
quality,
and
eitremely
economical.
Send
for
free
Cook
Ucr.k
AJ'r
Cariwtion
Milk
lroriiKl
Co
L
toJ.
UM
Abbott
Street.
Vancouver,
01
In
Your
Diet
-v.
Carnation
Milk
puro
whole
milk
evaporated
double
richness
sup-
filies
the
nourishment
mperative
to
health,
and
by
its
uniformly
distributed
double
cream
content
makes
unnecessary
the
lavish
use
of
cream
and
butter.
Use
for
all
cooking.
Contented
Cows
fi
th
lab.!
m,an.
EVAPORATED
MILK
0
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