Kb
Ji
1
1.1
PA'jE
two
TIIE
DAlLV
NEWS
TEN
THOUSAND
WATCHED
LIONS
TEAM
TRIMMED
-
Canadlcns
Found
,
,
Vancouver
Hockey
Team
Easy
Pic-
Wngs'Lhst
g
1
VAwmTwim
'ust
contract,
after
a
VANCOUVER,
April
a.M
o.
9:-The
(.onferenc9
with
Uarnev
Drey.
Montreal
Canadiens
last
nigh
ft
ident
of
the
ptuburgh
defeated
1
the
Vancouver
Lions
4
dub
e
had
been
ho,dinK
QUt
to
1.
There
was
a
yity
crowd
of
more
than
10,000
per-
.
"J!
-'6!!:
'ver
Cleveland
Alexander.
Tfee
Lions
scored
In
the
first
2Q
in
baMJ.
,n
eHeh
of
hJ
period.
The
Canadiens
went
in-
Ug
won
raore
than
6
the
lean
in
the
Mtand
or-
hp
has
,ogt
and
a,
had
a
ing
two
goals
In
the
.th.rd
ses-
a
Uge
at
the
end
the
visitors
had
110
trouble
B.on
of
th(j
thgn
hjg
dub
nig
the
Lions
while
they
ad-
hiding
flr-t
enfaitement
lnnded
hitn
ded
two
more
count(ffi.
a
tld.ewier-Galiburg
of
the
Illinois-Missouri,
league
in
PITY
INMVIMIAI
1909-yet
he
pitched
.552
-for
U1I
WUlllVURL
that
eiub
j
two
successive
BILLIARD
MATCHES
that
year-July
22
and
25
he
did
not
allow
a
run,
pilch-William
Mitchell
and
John
May
n
2;
n"it,amc
in
the
Enttr
Semi-Finals
as
He-
salt
of
Ust
Night's
Play
William
Mitchell
enters
the
semi-finals
of
the
junior
city
in-J
dividual
billiard
competition
as
a
result
of
a
close
victory
over
C.
L.
Youngman
last
night
in
the
first
round.
The
score
was
280
to
212.
The
high
break
of!
the
match,
which
was
close
until
!
it
was
made,
was
42
which
,
Mitchell
ran
toward
the
end
of;
the
game.
Frank
Alflridge
was
referee;
K.
Smith,
marker,
andi
J.
HiiliMn,
scorer.
i
J.
May
enters
the
semi-final,
as
a
remit
of
W.
E.
Williacroft
rtafaiilHntT
in
him
w
T
7
.
Games
in
the
first
round
of
the
junior
competition
tonight
tu
.
follow:
J
Hlllm.n
v.
v
m
M.
iJ.rhin:
ltrf
Mnraiin
vs
Angus'
Macdonald.
Around
The
World
With
Sport
Fans
'
(It)'
Thi-
TraniDl
The
veteran
J.
H.
Hobbs
has
made
twelve
centuries
in
test
matches
between
England
and
Austral!;.
Melbourne
is
obviously
his
favorite
ground
as
-he
has
nade-
fi
After
Hobbs'
t
.come
the
six
by
thtf-ilet
Trumper,
the
world
gWtW
y
batsman
in
his
day,
and
the
idol
of
the
Australian,
crowds,
.
and
the
six
compiled
by
Herbert
$wt-cliffe,
the
Yorkshire
crack
op
ening
batsman.
Hobbs'
awl
Ley-;
land's
cetrtark
brought
the
if-'
SEATTLE,
April
9:
The
first
tal
number
of
centuries
for
the
game
of
the
coast
league
series
-
-
series
to
fifteen,
which
have
to
be
played
here
is
scheduled
V
m"de
88
fnw,;
En'nd
for
this
afternoon.
A
big
parade
Hammond,
4;
Hendten,
Sut-
k
planned
and
the
mayor
has
cliffe,
Hobbs
and
Leylajrd.
Aus-
decUrwi
a
civic
holiday.
A
huge
trulia
Woodfull.
2;
Hendry,
crowd
Is
expected
to
attend
the
Kippax.
Ryder.
Ilradman
'
and
opening
event.
JackfWn-
U'lHiherto
the
tames
this
sea-
.
yrij
rW:Aave
bctm
plajl
in
the
Members
of
the
Torortto
loir
nWthern
stkies.
moitly
in
Cali-of
education
have
esMasMia1nrn
'themselves
in
favor
of
bovaf
atf
a
recreation
for
publjbool
,
boys
without,
however,
gmhj?
soi
far
as
to
add
it
to
the
curri-,
culum.
It
is
not
yet
decided
where
tlu
Wrigley
Marathon
swim
will
be,
held.
Toronto
is
anxious
to
secure
it
once
more,
Chicago
is
mulling
a
big
bid.
Cleveland
is
advancing
arguments
and
Vancouver
hopes
to
gel
it.
Some
.
them
will
be
disappointed.
N.
Y.
AMERICANS
SKATTLE.
April
9.
Playing
against
the
New
York
Americans,
the
Seattle
Eskimos
got
revenge
for
their
defeat
in
th
fMt
gm.
r.110
woo
iaM
nigni
s
d
to
1
.
The
Eskimos
had
well
in
hnnd
throughout.
HA
BY
TALK
Alistalr,
to
Brother
Aunt
Margaret
has
a
de;
r
HMle
new
baby.
Uncle.
Bob
is
its
father.
Daddy
is
the
baby's
uncle,
and
JUtlheT
I
his
aunt
and
you
will
be
Ma
little
epuifn.
Isn't
that
lateef
1
IJreUier
It's
all
been
arranged
very
quickly.
Hunter's
Guide.
1
1
1
!
Sport
Chat
Paul
Waner,
"Big
Poison'1
of
the
Pittsburgh
Nationals,
was
in
flUTTbriH'
toy
m'
nnt"im
m
year
last
Friday,
when
the
Pir
oiSLj
twmlt
Ti.r
in
rr
ZT.
.ul
"
'
the,
second
game
of
a
three-fume
exhibition
series.
Waner
has
nQ
"",r
in
me
secona
wun
iv
sinneouis.
Alexander,
at
Syracuse
in
1910,
pitched
54
successive
scoreless
innings,
his
salary
at
that
time
being
175
per
month,
FIRSTROUND
NEARLY
DONE
esults
of
Games
to
Dale
in
St
Andrew's
Individual
Carpet
Howling
Tourney
Following
are
results
to
date
in!
.
1L
i
.1
1
I
J
ll
1
If
i
INDIAN
TKJEIl
Sl
KIN(i
HLOOI)
FROM
ITS
VICTIM'S
NECK
RECAKDLESS
OF
HUNTERS'
APPHOACH
.
'Diiring
'Hit
Dusscra
Festival,
a
Hindu
religious
ceremony,
which
is
held
every
year,
a
tiger
is
driven
towards
a
young
bul'tulo
tied
to
q
stake,
wh.ere
the
lust
to
kill
overcomes
its
natural
tendency
to
keep
away
from
human
beings.
As
soon
us,
the
buffalo
is
killed
the
tiger
is
shot.
ine
ngie-iiauuwi
vummaiit'
ana:
jic
ualgarno
rinKs
f"
""f
tf"rnm"t
fh,c.h
h,d
in
th
St-
Andrews
Society
rooms
S
D.
Macdonald
beat
T.
don
G.
Geddes
beat
G.
Scott.
h
0.
Taylor
beat
A.
Gibson.
J.
Irvine
beat
J.
Watson.
if
McLean
beat
J.
Smith.
A.
Clapperton
beat
D.
Smith.
J.
Dick
bent
J.
Sheddon.
D,
Finlayson
beat
R.
Arthur.
J.
Hlflck
beat
T.
Beattie.
W.
Barton
beat
S.
Beyle.
M.
Andrews
beat
B.
Ferguson.
J.
Frew
beat
D.
Jat.
A.
McLeod
best
W.
Brand.
Twto
gam
emainare
Wo
games
remain
to
be
played
in
the
'first,
round.
BASEBALL
OPENING
AT
SEATTLE
TODAY
HARETTE
IS
A
NEW
FORM
ST.
ANDREW'S
BOWLING
George
Abbott's
Rink
Heat
George
ScoU'h
in
Last
Night's
Game
George
Abbott's
Rink
beat
George
Scott's
21
to
8
in
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
carpet
bowling
fixture
last
niirht.
The
next
trame
will
be.
Thursday
night
between
C.
...
2.
i
.1..
1.
.
.
.
The
standing
of
rinks
to,
date:
W
D
L
r
D.
Dalgarno
........4
1
0
9
J.
McLean
1
9
C.
Taylor
..
2
6
B.
Cameron
1
5
J.
Frew
:1...
2
4
J.
Watson
.':
2
5
G.
Abbott
.
.
3
5
C.
Scott
.
.
..
5
ST.
ANDREW'S
C
ADDFT
DAIUI
C
Apr.
11
C.
Taylor
vs.
B.
Dal-
gimO
Apr.
J5
R..
Cameron
vs.
J.
Watson.
Apr.
18-y
FttW
n.
J.
Mc
Lean.
Apr,
22
H,
Qeott
v.
J.
Wat-
en.
.
V
Apr'.
25
It!
Cameron
vs,
B.
Dalgarno,
Apr.
23,
C.
Tajrlor
vs.
J.
Mc-'
May
2
J.
fljrew.
TS.
B.
Dal
arnp.
NEVER
S,W
ONE
Little
Boy
Was
that
police
man
ever
a
little
baby?
Mother--Wby,
.
yen,
of,
course.
Little
Boy
Oh!
Mmrtoy,.
I
should
lev
to
ate
a
baby
policeman.
Boston
Po.it.
OF
RUGBY
FOR
WOMEN
A
phase
of
the
game
of
Uarctte,
a
new
form
of
rugby
that
has
been
invented
for
the
gentle
sex
of
France.
GRADS
TO
PLAY
SEATTLE
GIRLS
AT
BASKETBALL
EDMONTON.
April
9:
The
Grads
basketball
team
is
settling
down
to
the
steady
grind
which
has
for
its
object
the
retention
or
yie
international
unampion-
ship
a
.Jtitle,
which
they
first
won
from
the
original
Favorite-
Knits,
of
Cleveland,
and
defen-
ded
successfully
since
that
time.
This
.time,
th
threat
is
from
an
entirely
new
(direction
the
Pac-
SJfic
C9ftt
any
the
lassies
who
hayethe
big
Underwood
Mug
in
prospect
are
the
Gerald
Cafe
quintet,
of
Seattle,
who
have
swerit
all
opposition
aside
in
their
"section
of
the
States,
and
have
also
crossed
the
49th
parallel
'
into
.
British
Columbia
and
returned
with'
the
scalps
of
the
.1.-..
firiBjwuro,.
ui
nm
uu
i
ci
t
ua
lift,
'
.'
thrir
belts.
The
Seattle
girls
are
coining
on
the
sixteenth
ami
their
record
of
wins
is
an
imposing
one.
Nothing
would
suit
the
fans
ef
Edmonton
better
than
to
see
seme
outside
Mm
live
up
to
its
advance
re-mi
and
then
some.
The
faith-
f
ul
followers
of
the
hoop
pas
ume
wno
nave
jonrneyw
out
10
the
aretw
year
after
year
In
the
hope
of
seein;
a
tpftition
ttf
the
nerve-wrackrng
encoun-
ters
between
the
Grads,
toe
Chi
caga
Brownies
and
the
3mUnd
i
Hnits,
are
hoping
that
the
Se-1
Ule
aspirants
will
earn
within
a,
point
of
knocking
the
Grads
for
a
row.
FISHER
ISNEW
B.C.
JUDGE
FERNIE.
April
9:
Alexander
!
Ingram
Fisher
K.C.
has
accepted
,
the
appointment
of
Justice
of
:
the
Supreme
Court
of
B.C.
i
WEAMRREPORT
!
Prince
nupert
Snowing,
light
southeast
wind.
Temperature,
85.
Terra
ee
CI
ondy;
calm,
34.
j
Rosswwd
Clear,
calm,
2.
1
Aiyaffsh
Cloudy,
calm,1
29.
Alice
ArmTart
clovdy,
Mlm,
36.
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
calm,
36.
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
calm,
29.
Haysport
Light
wind,
oloudy,
:Vi.
Port
Simpson
light
sn6w,
38.
Haielton
Clear,
windy,
28.
Smithere
Clear,
calm,
26.
Burns
Lake--Clear,
eafm,
frosty.
Vanderhoof
Clear,
calm,
12.
Atlln
Part
cloudy,
erflm,
22.
White
Horse
Snowing,
33.
1
Dnwuon
Clear,
calm,
15.
'
Mayo
Cloudy,
eblm,
26.
PRICE
OF.
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
AMI
-i
Wheat
was
quoted
on
th
Jeeal
exchange
today
at
$1.3SM
Tuesday.
Apvll
9
4
-
hir--
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
The
following
quotation
were
lid
and
asked:
B.
C.
Silver.
l.Oa,
Nil.
'
Bay
view,
6,
6'i.
Cork
Province,
15,
16.
.
Cotton
Belt,
Nil,
70.
Dnthle,
49,
Nil.
.
'
'.
Georgia
River,
41,
kill
Grandview,
48't,
49'
Independence,
Nil
8fe
Indian,
5,
6.
'
i
intern.
Coal
&
Cefq,
Nf,
87.
Kootenay
Florence;
NIL
1G;.
Kootenay
King,
49
60.
L.
k
L.,
2i,
4t.
Lirtky
Jim,
Nil,
If.1
Mohawk,
5,
5Vi.
,r
Morton
Wbolsey,
SVa,
Marmot
River
Gold,
7,
7V4.
Marmot
Metals,
6,
Nat.
Sil.
G.
S..
16H,
17.
Noble
Five,
72.
73.
in4
vl
SrHct
EXTRACTS
"
Juditt
of
food
liquor
In
many
lands
hart
tthoed
Iht
opinhn
of
this
old
tntUth
Sltr.
chent.
Fornillyou
trawl
to
find
the
equal
0
this
r.
ttlltnt
Cln.
FINEST
i
.
.1
Oregon
Copper,
67.
6"'
.-.
Pend
Qreille.
8.W).
8.
:h.
Premier,
1.55,
1.60.
Porter-Idaho,
45,
50.
Rfeies
MacdonaM,
2.75.
2.H0.
Rufus-ArgenU,
26.
27.
Ruto-Hepe,
40,
42.
Silver
Crest,
8,
83.4.
Silvercup,
8S,
.
8ilverado.
So,
Nil.
Silversmith,
Nil.
12.
Unlock.
1M,
2.75.
Terminus.
Nil,
9.
Topisy
ItidfleM,.S2,
83.
.
WsMhurton.
16,
Nil.
WoodbliW'.W
Oil
M
Advance,
8.96,
9.00.
Calmont,
SAO,
-4J0,
Dalhousie,
5.60,
6.00.
D'Mfleh,
1.4.
1.80.
Febyon
Pete.
K,
12.
Home
Oil.
2U06,
30.25.
FROM
VICKERS'
in
II
:
II
Thla
ndvcrtlsement
I,.
noj
published
or
JP
"Brother
John
who
doth
travel
the
road
hath
writ
mc
that
a
Merchant
in
the
service
of
Mr.Josiah
Billings.
Ships
Chandler
of
great
rcnowne
in
Liverpool,
hath
bestowed
high
praise
upon
the
quality,
flavour
and
strength
of
Vickers
London
Dry
Gin.
Many
cases
have
been
contracted
for.
to
be
billed
to
agents
abroad
-good
tidings."
VICKERS
LONDON
BRY
ESTABLISHED
By
JOSEPH
(l
JOHN
VICKERS
U
CO..
16ND0N
750
ENCIAND
This
advertisement
it
ni'
published
or
displayed
Ij
"y.t
Liquor
Control
Uoard
f
lr
the
Government
of
Br
ih
Columbia
ikryhttni,
6.10.
6.25
Mcleod,
5.00.
5.50.
Hafxel.
IM.
165.
Tumer
V4Jey.
1.16.
1
J"
iHwtioM.,
J.70.
J.75
United.
11.16.
1140,
Eastern
Slocks
JifenU.Cfd6
9.05.
,Nw8a,
W.B0,
Nil.
"y.
It.
Watt
is
leaving
i
terndon
for
a
month
at
II
Hot
Springs.
DIARY
1752
Iti