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tin
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'iE
TWO
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
At,
At
meetng,
..of
Whist
and
Crlbbagi;
tgue
fonmittees
last
night,
with
S.
M.
Newton
presid-,
ing
it
.wasi.dejiidd
to
hold
a
Joint
viistiand
yyibbage
drive
Non
April
16
whe
trophies
won
durfng
lhVpajprwlnter
fri;
the
whist
an&
crimSage
league
cora-r
petitions
fllU!
belprelehted
to
the
wfnjiers;
s
'
1
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BURNETTS
L'K)BK)
mm
ESTABLISHED
J770
MADE
PRESENTATION
In
tavcrlng
this
rat,
tmoolh
Gin.
von.
loo.
will
pronounc
it
txctlltnt
in
flavor
and
quality
as
thi
gnat
gntitmtn
af
London
did
in
1
730.
TERRACE
WON
BOTHGAMES
Heat
Smithers
at
Basketball
in
Howe
Ha
II
A
ft
er
Los
i
nft
at
.in
'
liaflwajTYowii"
TERRACE,
April
o.
Terrace
boys
and
girls
in
their
own
hall
and
with
the
cheers
of
their
friends
to
help
them,
wen
both
basketball
games
from
Smithers
last
night,
in
the
return
games
after
losing
two
nights
in
succession
at
Smithers.'
Last
night
the
Terrace
girls
wan
against
Smither's
girls
15
to
14,
while
Terrace
boys
went
in
favor
of
the
home
team
40
to
18.
TOD
MORGAN
WON
DECISION
iFcujht
Native
Indian
From
j
,
Panama
Jungles
at
Los
.
i
.
Angeles
!
LOS
ANGBLfcS,
April
5.
Tod
Morga'n
last
night
successfully
defended"
his
world's
junior
lightweight
Championship
against
Santiago
Zorilla.
a
native
Indian
from
the
Panama
Jungles.
The
champion
was
awarded
the
decision
after
10
fast
rounds
in
which
;
there
were
no
knockdowns.
ST.
ANDREW'S
BOWLING
J.
Watson's
Kink
Beat
C.
Taylor's
Last
Night
by
Score
of
11
to
8
J.
Watson's
rink
beat
C.
Taylor's
t
to
8
In
the
St.
Andrew's
carpet
bowling
competition
lasl
night.
The
next
game
will
be
on
i
Monday
between
G.
Scott
and"
G.
At
the
train
this
week
as
she
Abbott
rinks.,
left
for
Niagara
Fall,
where
she
The
standing
rinks
to'date:
has
been
called
on
account
of
,
.
ip
n
"t
'p
the
illness
of
her
mother,
Miss
B.
Dalgarno
Beatrice
Marshall
of
the
Com-
J,
McLean.,,
modore
Cafe
staff
was
presented
C.
Taylor
.
by
officers
of
the
Prince
Rupert
J,
Cameron
Gyro'
Club
with
a
$20
gold
piece
IJ.
Frew
...
as
a
slight
token
of
appreciation
J.
Wato
n
for
services
she
has'
given
the
:G.
Abbott
.
club
at
its
luncheons.
fSb(I!.
SJ
VICKERS
JtJiiNJBSX
LONDON
dry;
GIM
f
ESTABLISH
ED
BY
'JOSEPH
b
JOHN
VICKERS
tt
CO..
LtJ.
LONDON
CNCIANP
e,e
.
f
'4
1
EXTRACTS
FROM
VICKERS'
DIARY-1750
0;
i'
2
l
2
2
3
4
TITATIV
Luck
hath
attended
us,
for
this
day
numbers
of
the
gentry
did
come
to
our
distill
house
to
broach
the
first
cask
of
Vickers'
London
Dry
Gin,
pronouncing
it
excellent
in
flavor
and
quality.
The
labour
of
vears
has
frm'toH
nnA
w
-
V
f
V
t
-
t
lf
.
-
.
...
emrjark
wtui
great
confidence
on
this
business.
Thla
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
,
of
British
Columbia
in
1980.
TIIE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
Ap
i)
t
Sport
Chat
Concern
is
being
expressed
be-
11
..
I
...
T.
.iU
la
ttnf
ViMinnlnfT
during
the
spring
training,
com
Jments
Andy
Lytle
of
the
Vancouver
Sun.
Home
runs,
how-lever,
that
come
in
the
gentle
springtime
ore
not
included
in
the
averages
nor
do
they
pay
off
ion
.this
kind.
There
is
no
need
'ipr
worry
about
Ruth.
He
will
exert
himself
no
little
this
sea.
son
as,
Jn
the
fall,
he
must
go
Colonel
Jake
Ruppert.
Mr.
Ruth
1
feels
that
he
should
have
slightly
more
than
is
paid
the
Republic's
president
for
his
labors,
If
the
Babe
beats
or
comes
even
near
to
former
records,
it
will
be,
mighty
hard
to
convince
i
any,
jury,
of
baseball
fans
that
'he
Isn't
worth
almost
anything
It
will
require
a
full
season
to
(see
clearly
if
Mr.
Ruth
is
deteriorating.
When
he
does
it
'will
hurt
the
Yankee
gate
receipts
quite
as
much
as
it
will
damage
Mr.
Ruth.
i
CITY
CHAMPIONSHIP
Expected
in
Senior
play
is
to
commence
next
Monday.
The
entrants
ar.e
Angus
Macdon-;ald,
James
Hillman,
Jack
May,
I
William
Mitchell.
M.
M.
McLach-'Un,
Bert
Morgan.
W.
E.
Willis-jeroft
and
Joe
Beesley.
f
There
are
four
entires
so
far
for
the
senior
competition,
but
at
least
six
and
possibly
eight
are
expected.
Those
already
entered
are
F.
O.
Pyle.
W.
II.
Long.
C.
P
Balagno
and
A.
A.
Easson.
Play
,
In
the
senior
events
will
take
place
after
the
Junior
is
conclu
ded.
COAST
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
Seattle
6.
Portland
!.
San
Francisco
6,
Missions
G.
ST.
ANDREW'S
CARPET
BOWLS
Apr.
8
G.
Scott
vs.
G.
Ab.
bott.
Apr.
11
C.
TAylor
vs.
B.
Dal-garno
'
Apr.
15
R,
Cameron
vs.
J.
Watson,
i
Apr.
18-rJ,
Frew
vs.
J.
McLean.
!
Apr.
22-G,
Sott
vs.
J.
Watson,
j
Apr.
25
R.
Cameron
vs.
B.
i
Dalgarno.
j
Apr.
29
C.
Taylpr
vs.
J.
Mc-
May
2
J.
Frew
vs.
B.
Dalgarno.
i
The
various
rinks
are
of
the
following
players
s
Geo.
Scott,
skip,
J.
Smith,
D.I
Jack,
N.
McDonald.
i
C.
Taylor,
skip,
T.
Haddon,
J.
Gibson,
S.
D.
Macdonatd.
j
R.
Cameron,
skip,
A.
Clappcr-ton,
II.
Ersklne,
D.
Finlayson.
j
J.
Frew,
skip,
R.
Wiggins,
G.
;
Geddes,
W.
Brand.
.
Geo.
Abbott,
skip,
J,
S.
Irvine,
R.
Wood,
It.
Gibson.
B.
Dalgarno,
skip,
W.
Barton,
A.
McLeod,
R.
Stewart.
J.
Watson,
skip,
T.
McMeekln,
II.
Steen,
M.
Andrews.
J.
McLean,
skip.
R.
Arthur,
B
Ferguson,
J.
Haddon.
Try
a
classified
ad.
In
the
News
and
get
RESULTS
I
t:
m
m
'
TgB
NEWYORKWON
OVER
PORTLAND
cuu!e
uuue
num
i
,.w..B
nnnn,T
,XTri
.,
P
T
4.
.te,.,.
&..W?in
secottd-
ekhibitioK'-
hockey
game
here
last
night
the
N..
Y,
Americans
defeated'
Portland
4
'to
3.
MEN'S
AVERAGES
FRATERNAL
WHIST
The
men's
section
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Fraternal
Whist
League
i
into
financial
futures
again
whi
1928-1929
season
individual
aver
ages
follows:
To
be
included
in
these
aver-
ages
a
player
must
have
played
in
ut
leait
80
per
cent
of
the
matches
;
'but
the
cagey
Colonel
feels
he
ami
i,v
hi
tam
i
should
try
to
get
along
on
much;
jj
q
y
l
Age.
I
less.
It
will
depend
on
the
ijr.
Fraser,
Grot-
1
I
amount
of
exertion
that
Kuth
to
11
33
23
10
69.691
r
puts
into
his
season's
work,
Id,
Larson,
I
therefore,
what
the
lankee
own-.
Moose
12
36
25
11
69.44
ers
will
feel
impelled
to
pay
himlG.
Howe,
Grot
to
12
30
26
11
09.44
A.
French,
New
Hmpres4
10
30
20
10
66.60
G.
Rudderham,
'
s
Grotto
12
3Q'24
12
6G.66
B.
J.
Cobb,
"
.
Grotto
10
80
20
10
GG.
66
that
he,
asks.
Ruth
has
been
per-iC.
Barker,
St.
.
..
;
spiring,
persistently
in
training,!
Georges
.
.
.
.12
6
23
13
63.
8
'
'
"
"
'
(He
perspired
freely
In
Artie
Mc-!G.
Royer,
,
(Govern's
gym,
before
that
Therej
Moose
12
36:23
13
63.88
(are
no
surface
indications
that
.
A.
McRae,
he
is
slipping
and
that
was
es-j
Grotto.
11
33
21
12
63.68
pecially
true
of
his
last
ap-B.
M.
Simpson,
.pearance
in
St.
Louis
when
he
Moose
12
86
22
14
61.11
I
banged
out
three
home
runs!-
Anderson,
!
right
in
thee
faces
of
the
hostile:
G"
12
322
14
61.11
moltitude
at
SDortsmen's
Park,
i
1
ujronavn,
Moose
11
38
19
14
57.57
S.
Moran,
;
Moose
10
30
17
13
56.66
P
J.
Fuller,
St.
Georges
....12
36
19
17
52.77
J.
Judge,
Moose
U
38
17
16
51.51
with
Eight
Players
Entered
In
Junior'
L.
Thprstlnson,
i
section
ana
similar
.sumner
.10
30
13
17
43.38
they
"TRY
A
NIP
TONIGHT"
25KHE51
BEST
PROCURABLE
NO
TWO
TEAM
BEL
CONTEST
American
League
Looks
Open
Race
This
Year
Say
Critics.
ATLANTA,
Ga.,
April
5:
If
early
star,
gazers
have
read
cur-erctly
signs
(n
:
the
American
League
Baseball
sky
there
will
ue
no
two
team
race
this
MMdli.
In
1928
the
New
York
Yankees
and
Philadelphia
Athletics
thundered
to
the
wire
neck
and
neck,
the
Yankees
finally
nosing
out
MOOUC!
pr
SCOTLAND
.
.
....
b
.
..I
,
.
The
Uriginal
Lab-l
iook
lor
it
ti
in
vtnnori
ana
imut
on
GRANT'S
"BEST
PROCURABLE"
This
advertisement
Is
not
published
or
displayed
by
tb
Liquor
Cintrol
Board
or
bp
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
i!8
threat
to
the
Pyn
Lry,
the
hip,
the
A's.
The
St.
Louis
Hrowna,
I
pitcher
should
be
r
u
n
third
place,
games
back.
H
it
w
snort:
ton
of
th,
hits
found
himself
at
t
l.IKe:
ll
anniiuh
(hi.l
,
were
sixteen
Connie
Hack
has
st
As
the
new
season
approaches
its
fresh
trials
and
prob-
were
well
able
to
renovated,
the
personnel
of
the
but
has
rearranged
th.
Jimmy
Foxx,
the
haro.
c-
Brown,.
'
.
.
.jerM
it
raay
fa
found
that
,he,
catcher,
third
bswnian
New
Empress
11
38
17
16
51.51
Yankees
and
Athletics
bsw'suewn
will
be
th.-
uunuerson,
hown
Una
Imnmnmont
than
fh-'nrst
sacker.
Jimmv
Jj
?rik,"
10
80
?5
15
60-00
tmlly
can
play
RHIIARfl
FNTRIFSiuo
th
circuit.
any.-
DILLIAMU
LnilUM.W
Burtea.
K.
i
0n
theIr
p.rformaDce
,ast
year
the
leading
third
has,.-
I.
of
P.
.
TM
leave
I
1
n
A's
Infield
undi
r
.....il
.
u
i
l.
...
.
i
.
l
a
rru
nifcmont
muu
m-
v,
Latzerl's
arm
remain-
i
of
s
auestion
mark
hw
!
ting
power
has
not
Im
ed.
With
Babe
Rut!,
Gehrig
able
to
swing
i
bats,
most
of
the
ex
,
i!
thst
little
or
nothing
done
about
the
penn,
without
consulting
n;.n.
ler
HugKins.
Herb
t
probably
will
pitch
-
n
ball
games
and
at
icn-t
S
Neln11
W
V4
19
43-42
M.,
,
-?-'
'.-
I
the
the
challene
challenge
in
in
earnest.
earnest.
I0"1?
extra
outfield-'
St.
Gedrges
12
36
14
22
38
88
'.
There
are
eight
entrants
for
the
F.
Garton,
K.
"
I
Of
the
four
second
division
perienee,
Homer
Humr
Cleveland
and
will
need
;
JunjPL.
individual
billiard
cham-
of
P
W
33
)2
.2136.36,
clubs
in
1928,
.Ghieago,
DetroitrUn?
nWW
iuw3iiij
ui
me
cuy.
tne
uraw
w.
orusneianu,
.
UlevelanU
and
Uoston,
the
De
will
be
made
tomorrow
night
and
Leif
Erikson
12
36
12
24
33.33
troit
.
Tigers,
under
new
mansire-
n
Oi..M
j
r
oiocKiana,
,ment
snd
iwirtlnllv
Leif
Erikson
12
36
10
26
27.77
8eem
to
fgrnish
the
most
the
rung
same
An
alread
pttehlng
staff
has
b(
-
stronger
by
recruits
-X..aat
a
mounasmen
mu
H
"
)
J
"
lw-
I
BLACK
&
WHITE"
ALWAYS
RIGHT
a
a
r
1
4
V
DISTILLED
AND
BOTTLED
IN
SCOTLAND
BLACK
&
White-scotch
WHISKY
JAMCS
BUCHANAN
&
Co..
LTD..
GLASGOW
&
LONDON
Tl
I
1M
m
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Boir.1
i,
n
nf
of
British
Columbia.
n,
r
ly
1,16
n
Qvernment