mi.
if
i
in
-
-
4
,1
w
Sn
t.
"M-
MAY
REJOIN
OLD
COMRADES
'
'
!
All
that
stems
wrong
with
t
n
St.
Louis
Cardinal
is
on
the
"
hill.
The
Red
Uirtfrweed'one
more
starting
pitcher.
Old
Alex
is
going
to
the
Will
too
often.
Shordcl
is
up
to
form
and
Haines
is
not
disappointing
a
fan,
but
the
fourth
man
is
missing.
Hallahan
and
Bell,
counted
on
to
relieve
the
strain
on
the
three
veterans,
have
not
been
able
to
flash.
The
cry
is
being
raised
in
St.
Louis
for
another
top-notch
pitcher
and
the
club
owners
have,
heard
the
Remand
that
Flint
Rhem
be
brought
back
from
his
minor
league
-
-
r
:
is
"St
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www
amrzb.
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i
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hi
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J
SIR
THOMAS
LIPTON
Cilp,
silver
jNftpfry
ljtpion
hum
hi
ufttwcccHsful
attempts
in,
1899
when
the
Shamrock
I
prcred
a'
mite
too
slow
for
the
Coluhibin.
thje
Mc
froi
hi
iitfvlVfB
Warn
Swift
Reliance.
X
X
Mi
Failure
to
airreo
FRENCH
TENNIS
GAME
POPULAR
PARIS
Mav
21
TJio
KVonot.
4
JlU-brewnled
at
Work-Oi
en
W
l-6tfftnt'fln
Acropolln
V
Ji
Sl:
fimnds
CHICAGO
STILL
-LEADS-LEAGUE
maintained
the
National
lead
by
downing
the
Pirates
behind
Guy
Bush's
five-hit
pitching
Jess
Haines
pitched
the
Cardi-i
nals
to
an
easy
triumph
over
Cin-cinnnti.
Haines
finished
last
!
season
wfth
nine
consecutive,
tri;j
uiupiis
uuu
lias
auucu
suaini,,
'
'
'
this
VeaV.
,
Brooklyn
trouriced
the
Giants,'
Clark
Young,
left-hander,
giving
the
Giants
the
only
two
hits.
Cold
weather
caused
postponement
of
the
game
set
for
Boston.
In
the
American
League,
Philadelphia
strengthened
their
hold
on
the
first
place
by
downing
Boston,
while
St.
Louis
were
beating
Chicago.
BASEBALL
SCORES
jixile.
The
Cards
are
pulling
every
wire
they
can
to
get
material,
(Philadelphia
11
but
clubs
are
not
willing
to
part
with
pitchers
who
can
win
fif-
'Cincinnati
11
teen
games
or
more.
It
looks
as
if
Rhem,
above,
is
too
good
a
pitcher
to
be
allowed
to
rest
in
the
minors.
PROMINENT
FIGURES
IN
SPORT
Written
Especially
for
the
Daily
News
by
the
Sports
Editor
.
SIH
THOMAS
JOHNSTONE
LIPTON
:
Ychtsijlanand
Tea
Merchant
-
Sir
Thna-Lipwi,'whtt
is
in-
Resolute
was
sailed
by
Charles
M?erntioaliy
fjamwjw
aj
yachts-
FYs
nets
Adams,
now
Secretary
of
"man'
and
tea
raefcHanfr
has
fpetot
the"
Navy,
more
than
20
years
of
his
life
and
Born
.May
10,
1851,
at
Glasgow,
nearly
S20.000.000
of
Mis
vast
Scotland,
Llpton's
life
lias
been
rj.
fortune
nursing
fepM
to
win
full
of
many
Interesting
features.
.back
for
England
the
jraerica
He
was
a
poor
boy
and,
after
i
:-
onei
acMoeJlng,
he
stowed
a
war
National
League
1
New
York
1,
Brooklyn
6.
Pittsburgh
1,
Chicago
C.
(
St,
Louis
5,
Cincinnati
1.
,
American
League,
,
Boston
l,i
Philadelphia
5.
Chicago
3,
S,t.
Louis
6.
National
league
standings
Chicago
18
St.
Louis
18
Pittsburgh
14
!
Boston
14
:
New
York
9
i
Brooklyn
9
W.
L.
Pet
j
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
0
.6G7j
10
.043
:
11
.560
12
.538
13
.458
1G
.407
15
.375
18
.333
STANDINGS.
W.
L.
Philadelphia
'
19
New
York
.v.'i..t
16
;St.
Louis
.Jij
17
(Detroit
.........
18
8
9
11
14
Was'hjjigtcji
8
17
Boston
8
20
'
:
.i
"
.
.!
Sport
Chat
Pet.
.704
.640
.007'
.561
i
.481
.400)
.320
.286
for
Americm
where
he
failed
to
street
Schools
wIH
meet
at
make
his
fortune
and
later
retuf
(
ropolis
Hill
-grounds'
tomorrow
ned
to
Glatgow.
A
small
provision
evening
in
k
regular
Junior
store
started
him
on
i
way
to
aj?ue
fixture.
The
teams
wi
wealth.
He
was
knighted
in
1S97
be
as
follows:
for
hif
philanthropy.
i
Borden
Street
Erickson;
.Sir
Thomaa
persistence
In
his
Vaacher
and
Katsuyama;
Hardy,
many
4ffwts
to
"lift
the
cud"
Volnmnfo
rn.,n.
.
..
H
,
.
iu
u
iiu
tfiuigaii,
nana
j
a,
ha.
won
him
admirers
throughout
A.
Woodcock,
Fong,
J.
Woodcock!
world.
Physieally,
he
is
tall,
,nd
C.
Smith;
spare.
Brochu.
I
straight
and
of
medium
build
Booth
.Memorial
S.
Lawrence;,
vith
a
little
goatee
and
roguishly
Cross
and
Nelson;
Greer,
ColusI'
Mvnkling
eyes.
nd
Bartlett;
Walters,
Tobey.'
ins
two
greatest
regrets!
Daly.
J.
Murray
and
Wingham;
"First
;nd
foremost
that
I
have
fpa
Ivarson
and
Cameron,
ni
ver
lifted
the
Amerfca
Cup
.
,
.
r.-id
the
second
that
I
hate
.never
The
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club
been
married.-
wii
hold
Its
annual
club
tourna-
Perhaps,
Sir
Tom
may
get
an-
ment
commencing
June
9.
There
other
chance
to
"lift
the
cup."
will
be
ladies'
and
men's
singles
They
are
talking
about
it.
and
doubles
as
well
as
mixed
doubles
and
it
is
expected
thero
will
be
a
large
entry
list,
The
First
North
B.
C.
Regiment
Tenuis
Club
will
hold
an
American
tournament
on
Friday,
May
24,
to
officially
open
the
season's
activities
on
those
courts.
The
Fair
Board
la.
planning
to
hard
court
tennis
championship
aVe
a
8uitaUC
celebration
on
MaT
24
in
Trlnee
Pro-
irames
were
watched
vetrdflv
Jiv.
Rupert.
000
people.
2000
of
whom
were
ceeds.will
go
to
the
board's
funds
English
and
Americans.
The
lat-
Bnd
it
la
being
hoped
that
there
;er
had
the
pleasure
of
watching
WN1
better
luck
on
this
occa-
their
champion.
Bill
Tilden.
win
8f"
thn
there
was
with
the
re-
hin
game,
6-1,
6-1
and
6-0.
ent
hayseed
dance.
The
day's
;
program
will
Include
a
double-
f:,5nlN
READINESS
i
firit
of
ftiun
.
hUK
BASEBALL
header
baseball
game,
children's
sports
and
the
regular
Gilhuly
Cup
football
fixture.
There
Avlll
be
a
novelty
dance
in
the
eve'
nlng.
The
Fort
Fraser
Athletic
Club
in
iw
me
uoiumuia
asain.Wfln
n
Tfct.
r
-r
a
will
hnM
.
,.rt,
-Out
.bration
on
Victoria
Day
at
Fcrt
Is
Kraser.
There
will
be
the
usual
I
sports
for
chifdren
and
adults
I
ndp
possibly,
a
baseball
game.
prevented
a
oi
Lanaaa,
r.iKi
Jn
the
evening
there
will
be
a
race
in
1907
and
the
war
Inter-'
r,m1
Gyro
are
a11
rounding
dance
with
music
by
a
Vander-vened
to
stop
ane-ther
fer
which
1Mo
'n
anticipation
of
the
hoof
orchestra.
f
Senior
Baseball
League
,
arrangeraenU
were
being
made
in
1913.
i
Tin
came
the
great
spectavu-
nu-iiviuri!
mr
ine
utason
on
rn-:
E5IPRESS
LINE-UP
nay.
ren
oi
me
hree
Teams
i
1
i
,
.
1
TIP
1
1
rW.1Jl
fnr
Ihm
PmnMaa
Jar
contest
of
1020
when
Sir
m
IaitevenJnK
on
the
Acroi08
Social
Club
in
tonight's
Gilhuly
Thomas
actually
won
two
of
the
w
unrts.
In
addition
to
their
Cup
football
fixture
against
the
live
rpces
ana
naa
tne
auiac-
pi
the
players
engagel
in
Raiment
will
consist
of
the
tlon
of
seeing
one
of
hii
Sham-
tome
improvement
work
on
the
following
players:
Curvich;
Skin-rocks
cross
the
finish
line
a
vie-
grounds.
ner
and
Parker;
Menzle,
Halston
tor
for
the
first
time
slncp
he,,.
Th
three
tems
are
said
to
be
nd
Howe;
Hill,
McKay,
Dickens,
began
racing
in
America.
But-he
evenly
matched
and
an
in
(Went
In
a
Chenoskf
J
did
not
win
the
cup.
The
wlrinThg
TOfilw
l
RTokedTol'.
-
-
rie;
Lundie
and
'W66daldeJ
spares,
I
I
THE
13AILY
NEWS
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
S..D.
Johnston
Co.)
Die
'.following
quotation
bid
and
aakedi
Bayview,
3,
4.
Big
Missouri,
1.50.
1,54.
CorVTrovlncej
11,
12.
Cotton
Belt;;?NH,
52.
Duthie,
5057.
George
Copper,
6.30,
C.50.
GtotiiiahRlyer.
so,
31.
Gplconda.,
1.39.
1.40.
:
Yit-unVltHott.
'"Mill.
50
'
''J
cfenhflence
'Nil.
8.
'
InWaU-'
W
Inter.
Coal
&
Coke.
Nil,
42,
Kootenay
Florence,
13,
14'
tfootenay;
KJng,
88,
40.
L.
&
L..
Ni!.3'i.
Lucky
Jim.
13,
14.
Mohawk.
416.'
5.
Morton
Woolsey,
5i,
6.
Marmot
River
Gold,
5,
5V4.
Marmot
Metajs.
3'j,
5.
National
Silver,
15,
16.
Noble
Five,
CI.
65.
Ofegoni'jJopper,
37,
38.
:
Pend
Orellje,
5f25,
5.50.
1
Premier,
lj70.
1.85.
PorterlldaW
Nil,
60.
I
jReeves.Macdonald.
1.65,
1
uuius-Argenta,
za,
w.a.
Roth-Hopei"33,
34.
.Silver
Crest..
6
'a.
7.
Silverado,
Nil,
76.
Silversmith,
Nil,
16.
Slocan
Rambler,
10,
16.
Snowflake,
58'
,
59.
Sunloch,
2.15,
Nil.
Topley
Richfield,
30,
31.
Toric,
Nil,
155.
Whitewater,
75.
Nil.
Woodbine,
7,
V.
Oils,
Calgary
Dallas,
1.70,
Nil.
Mercury,
1.35,
Nil.
Mid
West,
90,
Nil.
Model,
77,
Nil.
Okalta
new;
'4.00,
Nil.
Regent,
63,
Nil.
Spobner,
2.72.
Nil.
Turner
Valley,
1.30.
Nil.
were
,
70.
Richfield,
1.25,
Nil.
Advance,
14.00,
15.00.
A;
P.
Consolidated,
3.92,
1.00.
CaWont.
3.65,
3.75.
Dalhousie.
4.70,
4.75.
Devenish.
l.io,
1:20.
Fabyan
Pet'lO,
10'y.
Home,
21.40.
NiH
Illinois-Alberta,
1.57,
Nil.
'
Mayland,
10.00,
10.50.
MeDoug.-Segur,
Nil,
510.
IcLeod,
450,
4.50.
New
McDoug.-Segur.
Nil,
2.25,'
Royalite,
Nil,
160.00.
Vuloan,
Nil,
1.80.
Hargal,
1.75,
1.80.
Freehold,
1.55,
1.60.
'
Sterling
Pacific.
1.90,
1.95.
United,
10.00,
10.40.
Eastern
Stocks
Sherritt-Gordon,
7.60,
Nil.
Noranda,
53.75,
54.00.
JASPERPARK
LODGE
OPENS
JASPER,
May
21:
With
visitors
registered
from
Paris,
France;
London,
England
and
practically
all
the
large
cities
In
Western
Canada,
Jasper
Park
Lodge
opened
for
the
season
yesterday.
Visitors
from
overseas
were
a
party
of
officials
of
the
Paris;
Lyons
and
Mediterranean
Railway
who
are
touring
Canada.
They
were
Eugene
Mugniot,
executive
vice-president
and
Madam
Mugniot,
P.
F.
Dargou,
asst.
general
manager
In
charge
of
operation,
S.
J.
A.
De
Kedret,
general
agent,
London,
and
Miss
Mauboussin.
During
the
winter,
accomodation
at
Jasper
Park
Lodge
has
been
increased
to
600,
a
number
of
new
cottages
have
been
built
and
extensions
have
been
made
to
the
dining
room
which
now
can
accomodate
400
people
at
a
sitting.
The
gotf
course,
"which
will
be
the
venue
of
the
Canadian
amateur
and
Western
Canada
amateur
championships
In
August,
has
also
been
considerably
improved
esnerlallv
the
OTeen
-
-
-
-
,
ti
i
a
number
of
whlch
have
been
cleverly
trapped
In
anticipation
of
these
two
major
events.
Bookings
for
the
-season
are
much
heavier
than
at
this
time
last
year
according
to
John
O'Brien,
the
manmrer.
and
the
company
is
looking
forward
to,
and
preparing
for
a
record
tourist
reason.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
May
21:
The
Drice
of
humlior
one
northern
whuat,
spot
icash
at
Vancouver
was
quoted
todUy
at
1.10-fo.
"Cjentlemeti,
b1b1bSb1b1b1bSIb1b1b1b1b1b1b1b1b
V(.'T1P
IHTi'W
fWWfmsU
u
BLACK
&
WHITE
"
s40k
I
ALWAYS
RIGHT
jZ$W
1
'
1
df
DISTILLED
I
HR
And
bottled
I
GfEr
IN
SCOTLAND
1
BLACK
&
WHITE
SCOTCH
WHISKY
James
Buchanan
&
Co..
Ltd..
Glasgow
a
London
be
one
of
us!"
Picture
the
Three
Musketeers
Athos,
Porthos
and
Aramis
seated
in
a
wine
Shop.
A
stnt.
burdened
nAth
nirtr.Mo
turns
before
the
fire.
The
swords
of
the
three
friends
rasp
from
their
scabbards
as
the
Cardinal's
Guard
suddenlv
The
fight
is
on
.
.
.
they
must
cut
their
way
i
o
freedom.
Those
brave
spirits
of
old
Prance
.
.
.
each
with
faith
in
his
star
and
the
three
stars
pinned
on
high
with
the
points
of
their
glittering
'apicrs.
THREE
STAR
99
I
I
OKI
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Cemlrol
Board
or
by
the
Covcrcxcst
of
British
'
'!-;
'olumbia.
;
,
The
"Spirit"
ohhe
i
:
.
.
Three
Musketeer
JT
jm
mi
KrepitllanJj
as
an
Lmtrgencj
Measure
In
as
of
ikVnni
Of
accident,
it
wiJfolrp
1
bt!l
of
llin7
1!'"
hUMlf.
HENNESSY
BRANDT
Bottled
at
Cognac,
France
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
or
liriusn
uoiuraola
Sec
Page
7.
There
arc
a
lot
of
small
advertisements
(here
that
make
good
reading