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11
"
I
Ji-t
PAJE
TWO
F
IRELAND
DRAWS
WITH
WALES
IN
RUGHY
INTERNATIONAL
This
photograph
was
taken
during
the
vu:
h
--.t-.ItptanAJl.yiBWDeifajt,
which
tiid
d
in
a
di
'''
s
player
with
the
ball
iW.
C.
To
veil
of
Wales,
who
-m--tine
his
magnificent
run,
which
nded
in
a
try
for
the
i'l
the
leek.
LIONS
ARENOW
I
HOCKEY
CHAMPS!
Win
Third
Straight
Victory
ainst
Seattle
Eskimos
Ag-
VANCOUVER,
April
3:
Thej
Vancouver
Lions
won
the
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
championship
herej
last
sight
by
defeating
Seattle
4;
to
2,
to
Uke
a
three
'straight
in
j
the
title
serlea.
The
Lions
had
the
game
in
hand
from
the
start,
until,
in-the
lasttfew
minutes
of;
the
final
period,
when-
they
led
4
to
0,
the
Lions
eased
up
and
in
the
dylntf
moments
of
the
game
the
Eskimos
stored
twice.
The
Lions
took
'the.
lead
1n
the
first
period
With
two
g6ais'
and
added
another
in
the
middle
Beseion
and
a
fourth
in
the
third.
ST.
ANDREW'S
BOWLING
Jack
McLean's
Rink
Heat
George
Scott's
Ijwt
Night
by
Score
-
of
11
to
8
Jack
McLean's
rink
beat
George
StotTa
'4
to
8
in
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
carpet
bowling
tournament
last
night.
McLean's
rink
is
now
second
fa
Gie
team
standing.
C.
Taylor
and
J.
Watson
rinks
will
cteet
tomorrow
night
in
the
next
game.
-
Sport
Chat
,
The
felg
question
if
whether
the
New
York
Yankees
will
bather
theha
way
to
another
pennant
and
pot'
of
world
seifcs
dough
txt
October
is
the
em
present
qaaation
of
the
ability
of
Babe,
Roth's
t)tnder
underpins
to
stand
j
up
under
another
campaign
of
164
games.
The
Babe's
lega
were
in
bad
shape
the
last
two
months
of
the
1018
race
and
he
barely
staggered
Into
the
world
series
on
them.
Whether
a
winter's
rust
and
lota
of
golf
this
spring
M
restored
them
sufficiently
co
last
another
six
months
is
a
question.
Mjny
believe
that
Ruth
will
not
play
over
100
games
this
year.
This
is
all
conjecture,
however,
as
the
Babe
says
that
his
legs
are
in
good
shape
and
he
expects
them
to
support
him
in
the
style
he
has
been
accustomed
to
for
five
more
years
in
the
majors.
And
when
he
leaves
the
American
League
his
ambition
is
to
play
five
years
in
the
National
League
with
the
Chicago
Cubs
to
take
advantage
of
the
short
right
field
fence.
'A
COAST
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
.'
The
following
were
the
Coast
League
baseball
scores
yesterday:
las
Angeles
7,
Hollywood
C.
jSan
Francisco
1,
Missions
3.
-
cattle
7,
Oakland
1.
Portland
IB,
Sacramento
2.
45
ROUNDS
TIA
JUANA
Mickey
Walker
Male
Proposal
to
Teaaf
Lrb-ran
But
GnraB4e
Asked
PHILADELPHIA.
April
2
:
Tommy
Levjghran
has
replied
to
an
offer
of
Mkkey
Walker
to
meet
him
at
Tia
Juana,
Mexico,
in
a
43
round
bout,
saying
he
is
willing
to
do
so
if
he
is
guaranteed
$150,000.
He
had
been
offered
$100,000.
Loughran
pointed
out
that
Walker,
although
the
loser
in
the
recent
fight,
got
$.")0,-000
while
he,
the
winner,
receive
only
$15,000.
NEW
YORK,
April
3:
Hilly
Muldoon,
the
veteran
sportsman,
expressed
the
opinion
that
this
would
be
an
ideal
time
for
Loughran
and
Walker
to
fight
the
45
rounds
in
Tia
Juana
because
somebody
might
drop
a
bomb
on
both
of
them.
He
prophesied
that
if
the
fight
took
place
both
would
be
on
their
feet
at
the
end
of
the
45
rounds.
NEW
GOVERNOR
QUEBEC
CARROL
TIDE
TURNING
!
AGAINST
REBELS
Government
Forces
in
Mexico
i
Report
That
Insurgents
I
i
Are
Surrounded
1
MEXICO,
April
ti
The
tid
of
war
is
turning
ajsain
rebels
according
to
report
a-ceived
here
through.
forHM
sources.
At
Herntanea
tW
insurgents
are
envirrW
hy
of
fire
and
it
is
only
a
a.
of
hour
how
Ion
tay
Ml
out.
The
rebeia
ks
tfcr
m-dreti
ynsU.day
mm
,
number
the
prviw
(day.
1W
Government
fov
Mfcfcsnjt
about
their
wa
!ksm
that
25
wtvt
kuWJ
when
wdnV
sUudtRjr
-5
"4uipe
.
ns:
raanwaj
NAOO.
Ar8mi
-
t
mm
uho
xs
filial
her
nhi
c
rv
:1k
5
K
-rjr
Rfefee.
ws
strati
lite
fcw4.
WASanXtTTOX.
TU
A?rfl
S:
-
K
jstawnnu
nrw
9I
fee
sfr-.
i
Xnra
a
a
iwufc
f
u
TfctaA
tantfrme.
t
-
-im:
lite
rrore
l
4mJ
Mh
FISH
PRrdS
ARE
10IER
HERE
TODAY
TJ
T
1HLSW
Pna
SM
at
Eiciukaff
Ti
Meaning
M
tf
te
Bay
Balftt
prices
tank
a
the
local
fiat
eaxfcaa
this
lo;.
Aaaarfeaa
boats
were
ca
to
I3.tc
ami
7c
for
$9JM
,
wkile
11
.Sc
and
Sc
was
re-
tar
tfcrte
Canadian
hoati
with
S1JM
panaai.
Two
American
ifhatwra,
the
Celtic
and
Baily.
praeeedeel
to,Seattl
with
rate
he
'of
40L&O6
and
SSjOOO
pounda,
re-pectiiwly.
.,
Sale
were
at
follows:
i
.
American
"
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
The
following
quotation!
were
did
and
a.'ld:
Rayriew,
kk.
Knw
Silw,
Nil-Bit:
Mltaewri
IM,
IM.
Osrk
Pnlit.
1.
tMe
MH.
Pwwem,
v
Oawfi
Oeww
)eawia
Mvet.
41
4k
i)okvMlfc.
1.17.
tw()UitniHOTw
S1.
Win.
.
bAMMh.
-0'l
A
OWJ.
f-
feejMuft-
irw.wM.
iMjj,
J,i:fk
.Itm.
"'i
Vil.
Jtautnra
Ji't.W
&,
sii.
4.
it,
tt.
Cnwttr.
Onjtrwr,
H-
tva
'wf..
i..
ftmn
Ha.
.
St.
PmV
Fahye
Eagle,
26,000
pounds,
.Booth
j
Canadian
i
Zapora,
15.000
poun'ds;
Dundas.
3000
pounds;
and
J.'
R.,
3000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.,
11.8c
and
Gc.
LIONS
TO
PLAY
!
LES
CANADIENS
VANCOUVER,
April
3:
Thei
QUEBEC.
April
Hon.
II.
G.
Vancouver
Lions
and
the
Can-!
Carrol,
vice-president
of
.the
Que-jadiens
of
the
National
Hockey1
bee
Liquor
commission,
has
been
League
will
play
a
series
of
three
i
appointed
Lieutenant-Governor
of
games
here
commencing
on
Frl-j
Quebec.
He
succeeds
Sir
Lomer
day
for
the
professional
hockey
j
bouln
who
died
last
week.
championship
of
Canada.
SEGRAVE
WINS
SPEEDBOAT
CHAMPIONSHIP
Major
Scgrave,
right,
holder
of
the
world's
nuto
speed
record,
Ibei.t
Ca;1
Wcod,
luft.
in
the
first
heat
of
the
speedboat
race,
and
thus
won
the
world's
title
for
Britain.
Although
there
are
two
heats
for
the
championship
the
winner
of
the
first
heat
gets
two
points
while
the
second
heat
only
concedes
one
point
to
the
victor.
Although
the
two
speedboat
drivers
are
deadly
rivals,
they
are
very
friendly,
as
the
above
picture
Bhows.
IWntW,
m,
41
.
U.
1ft.
X)
1C
it.
i&
1
1X
ML
.
(Mb
Advancow
Ta.
S.ML
A.
P.
CniolidrtiJ.
.1S-
4jMl
lit,
lit.
Pete.
It,
It1
a.
MayUnd,
Nil.
(.00.
McLend,
U.
0.00.
HarraL
M0.
1.46.
New
Tnlley.
Nil.
1.30.
United,
ll.PO.
1.09.
Freehold.
U5.
1.80.
Eastern
Stock
Shetrttt-Gordon,
8.60,
Nil.
Noranda,
53.00.
Nil.
riSSIr1"0
JRUNK
SEWER
.KSst'
.
flVFRfHARflF
Anna
J.
,11.000
pounds,.
Atlin
V
I
JLlllVi
liall
VlLf
:
Fisheries,
1?.
7c
and
7c.
i
,
j
.unVI,Vr'?
ffT.r
4a-
At
the
city
council
meeting
last';
V.
1
10-,c""
,ci,
night
some
discussion
took
place!
-T'
Cora,
2o00-
pounds,
Canadian
M.b,
,
ftrAO,i
mm.I
Fish
ft
Cold
Storage
Co,,
l3.?c
ugn"a
bylaw
for
the
over-and
,
7c.
....
j
sewer.
Alderman
Prudhomme
wanted
a
definite
statement
as
to
the
cost
of
the
work.
It
wag
stated
that
the
overcharge
already
was
$18,000.
It
was
decided
to
pass
a
bylaw
to
place
before
the
people,
to
provide
for
it.
the
exact
sum
to
be
determined
be
fore
the
vote
is
taken.
The
Cunard
Librarian
.
.
.
cheerfully
full
of
booklore
...
the
authors
you
like
...
the
right
books
and
magatlnei
for
a
sunny
hour
on
deck
...
books
kept
by
a
man
who
knows
and
lores
them.
A
mine
of
Information,
'
too,
about
postage
stamp,
msrils
and
stationery.
A
Cunard
man
,
.
,
therefore
utterly
competent.
.
.
SoU
Cunard
t
Bock
tkrourh
Thi
Cunati
Sttam
Skip
Co.,
Limited,
biil
I!ailint$
Si.
If.,
Vancouver
(Til.
Seymour
3648-9),
or
tny
ileamshipattnt.
Weekly
Salllngi
to
Europe
From
May
3rd
from
Montreal
(and
Quebec)
CUNARD
Ni-X
CANADIAN
SCRVICC
Cibln,
Tourbt
Third
Ctblfi
ni
Third
CIim
AID
IS
GIVEN
B.C.
STUDENTS
Fellowships,
llursafles
and
"Studentships
Granted
to
U.
II.
C.
Sclentlsis
OTTAWA.
April
Si
The
National
Research
Council,
pf
Can-lada
has
granted
either
fellow-!M,
studentships
or
bursaries
far
lt
to
SO
applicants.
'
TV
nnrnose
is
to
assist
in
the
ifewiMth
on
in
Canada
of
a
corps
ef
trained
romrch
workers
cap
i
ftanwrws:
i.
A
Allnn,
callu-lilKH
tonaiimy:
U,
"E.
Mrlail.
'hiillweaiistiT:
R.
D.
Smith.
jnfciK.
H.RJ
Stmt.
clluloe
('rkesabtry;
R.
H.
WUK
physieal
U.S.
TREASURY
1
IS
BULGING
lWhat
to
do
With
the
1
100,000,000
on
Hand
is
Being
Discussed
j
WASHINGTON.
D.C.,
April
3:
;
Authorities
here
tire
discus-isiag
what
to
do
witfi
the
$100.-
1
000.000
surplus
which
the
trea-
,sury
has
on
hand.
A
considerable
part
is
likely,
tQ
go
toward
reducing
the
war
debt.
It
is
prophesied
that
there
will
be
no
tax
revision
as
asked
by
a
sec-1
tion
of
the
peopfe.
it
is
pointed
but
that
the
surplus
was
largely
due
to
taxation
of
the
profits
on
a
rising
stock
market
but
that
prices
which
go
Up
also
come
down.
Increased
appropriations
;
during
the
present
year
will
take
care
of
a
large
part
of
the
money.
.
CITY
TO
HELP
FAIR
BOARD
TO
EXTENT$1209
Mayor
Mc.Mordie
Tells
Delegation
He
Thinks
They
Will
Also
'
Donate
a
Vacant
Lot
'A
"delegation
from
the
Fair
Board
consisting
of
II.
F.
Glas-sey,
Hay
Love
a"d
W.
Sherman
Ir.
asked
the
city
council
at
its
at
T
nndetiaWBjt
and
directing
meeting
last
night
for
the
annual
ftriewiMIr
reMch
n
the
Can-nv
MwsbHal
nnMetns.
1W
MtawCnfr
re
Ah
success-fa)
itnAkMfta
tram
the
RC.
Uni-xrMK;r
fwi
tt
He
f
resrch
aitihnat;
m
J.
Attardyde,
VMwOwmuirtjy
Mi
A,
Mnrkky,
nwrtme
hWar;
mm
Jt.
tl
irrant
and
also
to
make
them
a
donation
of
a
lot,
the
two
mentioned
being
Lot
21,
Dloek
18,
Sec.
1
and
Lot
53.
Block
34.
Sec.
1.
Mr,
Glassey
was
spokesman
for
the
delegation
Mayor
McMordle
assured
the
board
of
the
enthusiastic
support
of
the
city
council.
Last
year
$1800
was
given
and
a
similar
amount
.was
placed
in
ttve
estl
rwn.
fy;
I.
.
Hasten,
this
year.
He
alo,tbooght
the
city
would
give
the
lot.
The
request
was
referred
to
the
finance
committee
for
report.
WELLAND
CANAL
The
freight
traffic
on
the
Wel-
land
Canal,
Canada,
during
108
1
reached
a
new
high
record
of
7,-;
439.C17
tons.
NEW
CAP,
SMITH
9
r
n
NO
L
Wednesday,
April
s
BUILDING
HERE
IS
VERY
Sim
Permits
Vttr
Murfh
Am.....
'
.
r
illinium
.
wniy
.-miu,
iriii
loiai
For
Year
to
Dale
to
$10,3lo
The
mdnth
of
March
this
nK
was
a
very
slack
one
in
buildinf
the
value
reprp,t.ttj
li
tfiree'
small
permits
i.ssutt!
,ing.
only
$80.
.
This
brings
th
total
b'uildina
for
the
first
thrt,
mQfltns
pi
to
iu,::io
u
Mrtrch
last
year
the
jko.owi
m
mil
for
tlio
Capitol
Theatr
wH,
.akn
out.
Had
it
not
been
f.
hit
this
year's
building
w
have
shqwn
n
increase
last
year
which
was
lite
first
three
months.
'
Mr.
II
I
ine
l'iiiowing
permits
..
J
.
I
.
t
L
.1.
graniiia
uurmg
inarcn
ims
ymr:
Consolidated
Mining
&.
,tnt,.
ting
Co.,
Tblrd
Avenue,
usM,
famtcca.
550.00.
W.
Uratton,
Third
Avenue,
vuniiod
Iron
garage,
$100.on
TORONTO
STOCKS
(Courtesy
f.
D.
Johnston
-
Hudson
Bay
18.
25.
Intl.
Nickel,
48.25.
Big
Miaaouri,
1.2G.
,Many,
1.40.
Noranda,
53.00.
Sudbury
Basin,
8.70.
ShmiU-Gordou,
9.70.
Teck
Hughee,
85.
PURTy
FLOUR
ficticious
wheat
JlaCor
is
retained
0V
J.
W.
McKlnley,
Sixth
Av.'
West,
general
alterations,
f
-
nil,
it
mm
m
mi
i
I
im
UmsmHmBmmEmlimnnmlLm
2s9Elmisfl!IE!lMmmiisi5s
PECONDITIONED,
JU5T
LIKE
.
NEW
.
,
f
you
do
'riot
wont
to
buy
a
new
car,
buy
a
used
car
that
hn
been
reconditioned,
and
that
is
guaranteed
to
be
as
represented.
Following
are
some
we
now
have
for
wile:-
(
J927
DODGE
Sedan,
good
condition,
good
tires,
leather
upholstery
$630.00
1920
ESSEX
Coach,
fair
condition,
good
tires
)9M
DODGE
Covered
delivery,
good
condition
t
t
Sfi
t
,
J.
$100.00
$300.00
1025
FORI)
Covered
Delivery,
Just
overhauled
,...$250.00
12(
FORI)
Covered
delivery,
just
overhauled
1925
FORD
SEDAN,
good
condition
y.
.
.
.
,
.
.
$275.00
...,.....$275.00
1024
FQIU)
Delivery,
good
condl
$125.00
Pfltftl
Trtn
Irtl-L
ntinuufsi
nntl
mnln
na
la
'
'
1
$50.00
iS.E.
PARKER,
LIMITED
I
FORI)
DEALERS
.
.
M
Ave
Enst
DOMINION
TIRES
.4
Phone
83
t
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