"FADE
four
'
GIANTS
OUT-SLUG
CUBS
ATHLETICS
WIN
SOCCER
Took
Two
to
Nil
Victory
From
Ca-,
nsdian
Legion
in
Playing
swinging
ball
same.
Prince
Iiaprrt
Atfeletic
dub
proved
slightly
the
best
team
in
last
night's
Oilhuly
Cup
foattell
game
end
de
feated
Canadian
Legion
htf
a
score
of
two
to
nil.
That
is
ot
saying
that
the
Canadian
Legion
did
not
har
a
full
share
of
the
play,
particular
ly
in
the
first
half
when
there
wa;
no
scare,
play
being
well
divided
and
up
and
down
the
field
all
thf
time.
Sam
Currie's
men
sot
away
in
the
second
half
however,
and
sacceed-ed
In.
scoring
their
two
counters
the
first
by
Nick
Chenoski
in
r
scrimmage
around
the
goal
mouth
and
the
second
by
J.
McKay
on
e
free
kiek
on
the
penalty
line.
John
son
Smith
was
given
little
chance
to
save
in
either
case.
On
the
whole,
it
was
a
goad
game
of
soccer
and
the
Legion
was
un
lucky
to
lose
by
more
than
one
goal
Quite
a
good-sbed
crowd
of
fan',
was
present:
'
Teams
were:
Canadian
Legion
J.
Smith;
O
Howe
and
D.
Jack,'
J.
Currie,
T
Haddeo
and
IL
Maodonald;
Red-path,
W.
Mitchell,
C.
Baptie,
J
Campbell
and
Fairest.
Prince
Rupert
Athletic
Club
S
Quric&.43t&las
and
Murray;
O
Ilffl,
T.
Taaker
and
George
Mitchell;
D.
Gurvich,
McKay,
Dickens,
Chenoski
and
Friszell.
VftUtem
Barter)
wa
referee
and
A.
dlapperton
and
J.
N.
Kelly,
Stars
for
the
winning
team
were
Taaker,
Chenoski,
Murray
and
Stylet,
and
for
the
Legion,
Currie,
Baptie,
H.
Macdoaald
and
D.
Jack.
Gilhuly
Cup
Standing
W.
D.
L.
f.
Regiment
1
1
0
1
P.
A.
A
1
0
1
2
Legion
0
110
.
u
A.
P.
0
3
STRANGLER
.
IS
WINNER
Staged
Comeback
to
Beat
Dr.
Sar-polis
in
Wrestling
Match
.SEATTLE,
May
13:
After
losing
the
first
fay
tn
the
fifth
round,
Ed.
(Strancler)
Lewis,
former
world's
Yacht
Enterprise.
American
hope
to
retain
America
Cup
against
invasion
of
sir
Thomas
Lipton's
Shamrock
V.
as
she
appeared
following
her
recent
launching
at
City
Island,
N.Y.
CITY
CUP
FOR
RACE
Council
Seems
Favorably
Disposed
to
Giving
Yachting
Trophy
There
was
a
letter
at
tost
night's
ii
fLnesi:
quality
Sdld
at
all
Government
Liquor
Stores
This
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
luor
yontroi
uoarauor.
by
the
Government
of
"
V
'v
n
British
Columbia.
COURT
IS
DISCUSSED
City
Fathers
Would
Tear
Down
Old
Softball
Structure
on
Fulton
Street
wrciuHs
irom
uie.
The
handball,
court
i
on
Fulton
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
ts
Yacht
Street
across,
from.
th
ph.
h.ii
flu.
,1
.L
.....
.1
.
.
.
J
iiil
Tf
.I""
......
-u56ns
umi
uie
cuy
pui
which
Has"
ttefch
ItaiJ
Bally
UD
a
tronhv
in
rnnntlnn
mt
th
i..
-
i.
""AOlW
JlffE
'
uiuu
a
suiie
iorincoming
Seattle-Prince
Rupert
cruiser
race.
The
Yacht
Club
itself.
me
letter
said,
would
be
under
con
slderable
disrepair
until
now
it
is
considerable
of
air
eyesore,
came
in
for
considerable
discussion
,
at
last
night's
council
mcUno
caucuw
in
connection
some
nr
thp
niHtmn
v,
wlth
toe
entertainment
of
the
vis-
had
it
removed
forthwith
but
ltors
In
addition
to
putting
up
a
others
thought,
if
at
all
possible,
it
i
u.
e
c,lv
sfttuid
e
repaired
as
it
was
valq
.6v
cc
w
way
ciear
10
oner
a
able
from
an
a.thleUS
standpoint
tr??hy-
Finally,
i('
Xcai,
dltiflSl'
t&Jiave
the
Mayor
Orme
thought
that
some-
city
mskAm-m-tSiUaa
to
uiisui.
cu
ue
none,
ii
woum
determine,
vhithar...
be
valuable
publicity
that
the
city
j
structure
warrants
repairing
or
got
from
the
race.
It
had
been
sug-
Iwhether
it
would
be
better
torn
gesiea,
tne
mayor
said,
that
any
'down.
iropny
the
city
might
put
up
might
be
used
as
an
award
in
connection
with
the
speed
of
the
race
Aid.
Brown
thought
It
would
be
a
fine
thing
if
the
city
could
put
up
i
repair.
a
trophy.
He
moved
that
the
matter
be
referred
to
the
finance
commit
Aid.
Collart
was
the
leader
In
the
movement
to
have
the
handball
court
taken
down.
It
was
rotten
and
dangerous
and
he
believed
past
Aid.
Rudderham
thought
It
was
tee
for
report,
this
being
seconded
(court
but
this
one
appeared
to
be
by
Aid.
Linzey
and
carried.
Aid.
bevond
remlr
and
wmiw
hav
w
ftiisDury
thought
that
the
city
might
secure
a
eup
which
would
be
heavyweight
wrestling
champion,
a
good
deal
cheaper
than
$150,
came
uacic
10
conquer
ur.
is.ari
aar-
.
polls
of
Cleveland
here
last
night.
!
it
is
not
so
much
what
a
man
Lewis
secured
falls
In
the
fifth
and
stands
for
as
what
he
falls
for
sixth
rounds.
Lord
Dewar.
a
good
thing
to
have
a
handball
taken
down.
Either
it
should
be
re
paired
or
some
other
place
found.
Aid.
Macdonald
was
not
in
favor
of
having
the
present
court
torn
down
unless
there
was
specific
guarantee
that
another
would
be
built.
It
would
deprive
boys
and
young
men
of
good
exercise.
City
Engineer
Good
said
the
court
would
have
to
be
practically
renew
ed.
Finally,
on
suggestion
of
Aid.
Rudderham,
It
was
decided
to
have
the
engineer
determine
he
possibility
of
repairing
the
present
court
and
submit
the
estimated
cost
of
a
new
one.
CUPTEAM
.
ISNAMED
Dr.
Wright,
Marcel
Italnville
and
Willard
Crocker
to
Be
Canada's
Tennis
Representatives
PHILADELPHIA,
May
13:-Dr
Jack
Wright,
captain,
has
an
nounced
that
the
Canadian
lawn
tennis
Davis
Cup
teams
for
the
first
round
of
the
cup
ties,
starting
Thursday,
will
be
Wright
and
Marcel
Ralnvllle,
both
of
Montreal,
In
the
singles
and
Wright
and
Wjllard
Crocker,
also
of
Montreal,
In
the
doubles.
;
i
BelangerWins
Toronto
Bout
Outpointed
Franklin
Young,
trolt
Negro.
In
10-tlound
Event
De-
TORONTO,
May
13:
Albert
(Frenchy)
Belanger,
Canadian
flyweight
champion,
outpointed
Franklin
Younir
Detroit
neirrh.
in
n
to-round
bout
here
last
night.
'
Nine
Homers
in
National
League.
uamc
-Urowns
uraek
Keu
Sox
CHICAGO,
May
13:
National
League
games
yesterday
were
fea
tured
by
a
heavy-hitting
contest
between
the
Chicago
Cubs
and
New
Yotk.GUhts.
Nine
homers
were
hit,
the
Cuba
gettin
gsix
although
they
were
unlble
to
win.
In
th
American
League,
8t,N
Louis
Browns
cracked
Boston's
five-
game
winning
streak
by
a
singled
run
In
a
10-lnnlng
struggle.
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
Brooklyn
2.
Pittsburg
6.
Phlkisfelphia
6,
Cincinnati
7.
New
i'ork
14.
Chicago
18.
American
League
Cleveland
2.
Phiiadetphta
13.
Chicago
1
Washington
13.
Detroit
0,
New
York
7.
Bt.
Loo
3,
Boston
2.
TEAM
STANDINGS
National
Leatue
New
York
...
Jhloago
St.
Louis
...
Pittsburg
...
Cincinnltl
...
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
-Winning
Streak
W.
.14
15
.12
12
K
11
.
8
L.
7
13
IS
"
American
League
W.
L.
Philadelphia
18
7
Washington
16
8
Cleveland
13
9
New
York
10
11
St.
Louis
11
13
Chicago
9
12
Boston
W
14
Detroit
8
19
It
22
M
soy
.331
.288
Pet
it
.667
411
i?6
is?
.438
.417
296
FAVORITES
-WIN
OUT
Molly
Gourlay
and
Glenna"
Collett
Advance
in
British
Golf
FORMBYf
EngtemL,
May
13:--
Molly
Gourlay,
British
natlvef
champion,
and
Glenna
Collett,
Am-1
erica
n
champion,
who
are
the
fa
writes,
both
advanced
to
the"
fourth
round
of
the
British
women's
golf
championship
today.
Miss
Gourlay
disposed
of
Mrs.
Wallace
Williamson
in
the
third
round.
four
and
three,
while
Miss
Collett
won
from
Mary
Beard
of
England,
four
and
two.
seven
American
players
still
rev
.In
f
n
.
U
.,.1
Women
Golfers
Have
Meeting
Vancouver
Defeated
Victoria
Nine
to
Three
In
Prelude
of
B.
C
,
Championships
VANCOUVER,
May
13:-Vancou
ver
won
en
golfers
defeated
Victoria
in
the
annual
Hunting
Cup
competition
here
by
nine
matches
to
three.
The
play
was
a
prelude
Jo
the
annual
British
Columbia
women's
golf
championship,
the
qualifying
round
of
which
started
today.
when
70
entrants
teed
off
on
the
course
of
the
Point
Qrey
Oolf
Club,
I!
You're
missing
a
lot,
if
you
don't
use
AnhetnwBtMch
Budweiser
Barley-Malt
Syrup,
LIGHT
OR
DARK
Rial
IN
BODY
NOT
BITTER
r
t
l,
i
h
t
mui
mm
"I
paid
for
it
myself!"
T
GOT
a
job
delivering
parcels
after
school
-I
and
on
Saturdays.
It
dida't
take
me
long
to
pay
for
it."
"Gee,
I'd
like
to
own
a
bike
like
yours,
Bert!
It
sure
is
a
snappy
one."
Su-pcib
Tom.
See
the
new
idea
in
wheels.
They
makeyou
sit
closer
to
the
ground.
If
you
have
to
stop
in
traffic
you
just
sit
in
the
saddle
and
rest
pur
feet
on
the
ground.
It's
easier
to
start
again,
too.
You
nave
better
control.
I
never
felt
so
comfortable
on
a
bike
before."
That's
great,
Bert!
That's
the
bike
I
want.
And
I'm
going
to
earn
one,
too."
"You'll
get
a
job
easy,
Tom.
There
are
heaps
of
stores,
offices,
factories
that
want
bicycle
messengers.
And
the
GCM.
dealer
will
gladly
let
you
pay
for
your
bike
on
easy
weekly
or
monthly
instalments.
GGM.
prices
are
down,
too
the
dealer
told
me
they're
tbe
louest
in
30
ytart!"
Your
nearest
GGM.
dealer
will
give
you
the,
new
1930
GGM.
catalogue,
or
write
to
Canada
Cycle
&
Motor
Co.,
Limited,
Weston
(Ontario),
Montreal,
Winnipeg
or
Van-
couver.
Jm
"It's
"It's
the
the
new
new
C.C.M.
C.C.M.
Motorbike
Motorbike
M6"
M6"
Su-
V
Here's
the
.New
Motorbike
"6"
Superb
A
lower,
snappier,
more
umi-pan
bicycle
of
"motorbike"
design.
New
26
wheels.
Motorbike
handlebars
with
brilliant
GGM.
20-year
Nickel
Plate.
Rigid
frame
of
English
stamkss
tubing,
rust-proofed,
and
;ua
given
three
coats
of
sapphin
lienor
maroon
enamel
enlivened
v,n!i
gold
striping.
Big,
comfortable
saddle.
Famous,
easy-running
C
C
M.
Triplex
Dank
Hanger.
CGM.
Htrculcs
Coaster
Drake.
Gibson
Pedals.
Dunlop
Tires.
Canadian
Sports
Week
May
17-2
1
icycies
also
OOM'Joycycles
for
Children
C.
C.
M.
Bicycles
are
on
sale
at
McRAE
BROTHERS
LIMITED,
Prince
Rupert
A
Complete
Line
of
C.
C.
M.
Bicycles
on
sale
in
Prince
Rupert
at
TOM
BALLINGER'S,
3rd
Ave.
Pleasing
Piano
Recital
Give
in
the
Moon
Pupils
of
St.
Joseph's
Academy
a.
neara
in
rme
rrogram
On
Saturday
afternoon
the
The
election
bug
'11
get
you
you
don't
watch
out:
Jalte
says
Mr.
Dunning
did
nol
ftond
of
a
series
of
piano
recitals
I
Ilke
the
way
trade
with
theStatei
mi
given
by
the
puplk
of
Bt.
Jo-
ueph
i
Academy
The.
program
eon-
flswd'Of'the
following
number!
s
"Lullaby"
(Williams),
Genevieve
Waugh.
"Allegretto"
(Dlabelll).
Mary
Macdonald.
r'Elegle"
(Dupont),
Frances
Moore.
"Wherlaglg-
(Balked),
Margaret
McDonald.
"Sonatina"
(Kiihlan),
Antoinette
Blaln.
"Intrata"
(Bach),
Jim
Oullck.
.
"Sonatina"
(Kuhlan),
Ellen
Moore.
"Le
Rol
du
Village"
Ulelns).
Elsie
LeDuke.
"Marionettes"
(Rohde),
Margaret
Beattle.
"Narcissus"
(Slater),
Barbara
Sherwood.
"Nusettc"
(Bach)
Nancy
Brown
"sonatina",;
(KUhUn),
Maygareti
Sue
Gullclc
j,
I
I
,
"aanfleld"
(La'
Belle
Oavottd,
Daphane
Uammell.
"Coquette
Valse"
(Bachmann),
fnyuis
unnaie.
"Slumber
Song"
(Schumann).
Edna
Oilllcs.
"Rigandon"
(McDowell),
Ccclle
Dcsjardlne.
"Les
Sylphea"
(Bachmann).
Grace
LeDuke.
"Valse"
(Chopin),
Marie
Balagno.
"Valse
Mlgnonnjr
(palmgren),
Nina
Hunter.
"
f
was
going
on
set-
so
he
tried
to
bud-
Now
that
the
ice'
has
gone
out
of
the
Yukon
River
at
Dawton
we
may
expect
an
Improvement
of
condition
throughout
the
continent.
.
It
Is
not
Improbable
that
ummer
may
follow
this
important
breakup.
The
last
ode
has
been
sung
to
springy
Summer
is
xomlng
pretty
soon
To
Mr.
Care
Wtf
ve..
the
air
And
write
a
soisjiet
..to
the
moon.
1
Jake
says.
"Just
WaCfh
the
old
town
grow."
Yei-watSlt
Just
sit
and
watch
the'
old
town
j-j
Ana.
may
oo
she
won
t
move
FdaUlhg
Is-
the
attitude
To
get
Into
fi
groove.
In
place,
of
sitting'
let
us
give
The
town
a
shove
ahead
A-"Prelude
No.
3"
(Baeh),
B
rNo
longer
will
she,
stagnant
be
She'll
progress
make
instead.
The
C.P.R.
stock
has
been
spilt
four
ways
like
an
afternoon
tea
sandwich.
The
new
Peace
Block
News
carries
an
advertisement
off
the
Rolla
Luncheonette
6fi1whfch
Miss
Hun-
cer
la
the
'
would
be
mm'
customers.
That
fearles
practical
New
prescribed
p
'
Use
youna
toi-him
certainly
ceat
of
Comr.i
SOFTBALL
May
13
Off;
May
16
P
Dock.
May
20
stiit
.
May
W
Offi
May
87
Dry
:
1
May
30
Rfni'
June
3
orfi
Jtuie
C
D
y
:
house.
June
10
St
.i'
June
13
Dry
June
17-St
:n
Juno
20
Rm;
I
Tutjjdu,
,
H
He
Lll.f
vt
ll
Jhi
rtn
N
,.
on
S'J
tic"
n
rw
COAL
Buy
the
rcul
mous
Eflson
-
Bli
Wellingtonin
'
-j
p
Also
Bulkier
1r0
Grain
and
llobln
IIop.
Prince
Rupert
PI10NKS2
Feejfi