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I
CANAB
PHILADELPRIA,
May
17:
States
eliminated
Canada
from
Wright
6-!
to
win
the
match.
In
the
second
singles,
George
Lott
defeated
Marcil
Rainville
of
Montreal,
6-2,
6-2,
8-6.
JAPAN
WINS
OVERINDIA
Flowery
Kingdom
Works
Its
Way
Into
Third
Round
of
Davis
Cup
Play
LONDON,
May
17:Japan
won
Its
way
into
the
third
round
Davis
Cup
play
yesterday
by
winning
the
doubles
match
against
India
after
having
taken
the
first
two
singles
matches
on
Thufsday.
SOFTBALL
POSTPONED
Owing
to
the
rain
last
night
the
CNH.
softball
fixture
between
the
Round
House
and
Dry
Dock
was
postponed
until
tomorrow
MRS.
VERA
HUTCIHNGS
IS
B.C.
GOLF
CHAMPION
,
VANCOUVER,
May
17
Mrs.
Vera
Hutehmgs
of
Jericho
.,
Club
won
the
British
Colum-
Ma
golf
championship
jester-
day,
defeating
Kathryn
Far-
rell
of
the
same
club
15
up
and
12
to
play
In
the
final
36
hole
match.
SUPPER
t
LONDON
DRY
CIFS
SB.
107
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advertisement
U
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
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COYLE
Batteries
have
eliminated
the
troubles
and,
inconveniences
that
motorist
Rave
had
with
unreliable
batteries.
Todaywith
the
facilities
for
the
Installation
of
the
COYLE
there
is
no
necessity
for
lack
of
power
difficult
starting
or
spasmodic
ignition.
Call
today
and
let
us
Install
a
COYLE
for
you.
Rupert
Motors
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LOOMS
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Eng.
United
States
Wins
Regional
Davis
;
Diana
Fishwick,
Cup
Play
at
Philadelphia
Dock.
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-'SENATORS
IN
(JOLF
FIRMAMENT;
IS
DIANA
F1SHWICK
May
17:
19-year
old
English
girl,
yesterday
won
the
British
women's
golf
cham
plonshlp
by
defeating
Qlenna
Collett
of
the
United
States
the
Davis
Cup
competition
yestcr-1
four
up-aj
tnree
to
piay,The
day
afternoon
when
Wright
and
I
British
girl
was
far
superior
to
irocKer
uroppea
me
ooudibs
maicn
ner
American
rival
In
her
put-
to
Van
Ryn
and
Allison,
6-0,
C-4.
C-2.
1
me
vsuiuinuing
b
iunc
postponed
from
Thursday,
Van
Ryn
took
the
fourth
set
in
the
singles
'from
Jack
June
27
Station
vs.
Offices.
All
games
will
be
played
at
7
pjn.
Twenty
Years
Ago
In
Prince
Rupert
May
17,
1930.
A
sensation
was
caused
at
a
public
meeting
last
night
at
the
I
.
i,j
1
TAKE
LEAD
Defeated
Athletics
in
Double-Head-er
Yesterday
Cubs
Lose
to
CarUlii
Us
PHILADELPHIA,
May
17.
Washington
Senators
went
into
first
place
in
the
American
League
yes-
j
terday
by
winning
both
games
of
a
i.u..ki-
1
i
.
,
1
nkJIA1
.....
.
.
.
.
.
.
Inhta
Athletics.
The
world's
cham-
YANKS
KEEP
WALKER
CUP
Inflicted
Severe
Defeat
Upon
British
Rivals
at
Sandwich
Course
SANDWICH,
May
17:
The
United
States
Walker
Cup
team
,
yesterday
retained
the
trophy
for
the
sixth
time
by
defeating
the
British
team
of
golfers
ten
points
to
two.
Seven
of
the
eight
singles
matches
were
won
yesterday
by
the
Americans
and
three
of
the
four
foursomes
in
Thursday's
play.
GOLF
FINALS
YESTERDAY
Miss
'Kate
Farrell
and
Mrs.
Vera
Hutchlngs,
Both
of
Vancouver,
Out
For
B.C.
Title
VANCOUVER,
May
17:
Miss
Kate
Farrell
and
Mrs.
Vera
Hut
chlngs,
both
of
Jericho
Club,
met
yesterday
in
the
final
for
the
wo
men's
golf
championship
of
British
Columbia.
In
the
semi-final
round,
Miss
Farrell
defeated
Mrs.
Hutchlngs
of
Victoria
two
up
and
Mr.
Hutchlngs
conquered
Mrs.
Jackson
of
Victoria
four
and
two.
WOLGASTWINS
0VERLAM0RTE
Retained
World's
Flyweight
Title
in
Torrid
Bout
at
New
York
Last
Night
NEW
YORK,
May
17:
Mldeet
Wolgast
of
Philadelphia
retained
his
world's
flyweight
title
In
New
York
and
Pennsylvania
last
night
when
Eillie
Lamorte
collansecT
at
the
end
of
five
torrid
rounds.
Lamorte
recovered
after
he
was
carried
to
his
dressing
room.
SOFTBALL
SCHEDULE
May
20
Station
vs.
Roundhouse
May
23
Offices
vs.
Dry
Dock,
ay
27
Dry
Dock
vs.
Station.
Mayv'30--noundhou$e
vs
Offices.
June
3
Offices
vs.
Station.
June
6
Dry
Dock
vs.
Round
house.
June
10
Station
vs.
Roundhouse.
June
13
Dry
Dock
vs.
Offices.
June
17
Station
vs.
Dry
Dock.
June
20
Roundhouse
vs.
Offices.
June
24
Roundhouse
vs.
Dry
juna
were
ociu
uj
mice
wiua
ujr
Liaka
in
the
second
game.
In
the
National
League,
the
eh&mpiDn
Chicago
Cubs
were
de
feated
by
St.
Louis
Cardinals
who
the
Cincinnati
Reds.
Yesterday's'
scores:
National
League
Chicago
8,
St
Louis
9.
Brooklyn
10,
Cincinnati
3.
.
American
League
New
York
4,
Boston
5.
Washington
5-4,
Philadelphia
3-0.
TEAM
STANDINGS
National
League
W.
L.
Pet.
New
York
14
9
.609
Brooklyn
14
11
.560
Chicago
16
13
.552
St
Louis
14
13
.518
Pittsburg
12
12
.500
Cincinnati
12
13
.480
Boston
9
.
14
.391
Philadelphia
-
8
14
.364
American
League
W.
L.
Pet
Washington
..19
9
.679
Philadelphia
17
9
.654
Cleveland
14
10
J583
New
York
-
12
11
522
St.
Louis
11
14
.440
Boston
11
15
.423
Chicago
9
13
.409
Detroit
:::..:...-..........
8
20
.280
Sport
Chat
Three
teams
Mine,
Elks
Concentrator
are
assured
of
and
en-
try
in
the
baseball
league
at
Anyox
this
season.
Play
will
be
started
soon
and
fixtures
will
be
held
Monday
and
Friday
evenings.
A
good
deal
of
dry
weather
Is
necVssary
to
get
the
smelter
town
grounds
Into
good
playing
condition.
Officers
of
the
Anyox
Baseball
Association
for
the
year
are:
Honorary
President,
Charles
Booking.
Honorary
Vice-Presidents,
V.
R.
Lindsay
and
F.
S.
MeNlchotesi
President
Walter
Adams.
Vice-President
H.
E.
Doelle.
Secretary,
Fred
Faulkner.
Arbitration
Board
A.
Pynn,
W.
B.
Maxwell,
J.
Munro,
E.
O.
Brown
and
R.
J.
Manning.
Umpire
Jack
Cody.
Not
Just
because
they
believe
in
Americanized
spring
training,
but
because
they
like
it,
many
of
Winnipeg's
outstanding,
gridiron
per
formers
have
taken
up
British
rugby
this
season.
Some
of
them
are
lust
learning
to
play
the
great
Eng
llsh
sport
others
have
become
al
most
"Veterans
at
It
but
they
all
like
it.
Grain
exchange
have
contributed
two
teams
to
the
city
league
and
other
squads
are
St,
John's,
Young
Men's
Hebrew
Association,
Garrison
and
Wanderers.
The
Exchange
number
One
squad
and
the
collegians
have
divided
most
of
the
Canadian
rugbyists
In
the
city.
Ordinarily,
the
British
rugby
season
closes
before
July.
This
year,
exhibition
games
will
be
played
during
the
summer
months
and
the
campaign-hardened
boys
who
keep
up
with
their
grid
activities
will
be
In
mid-season
form
when
the
Canadian
rugby
season
unpress
Theatre
!n
support
of
opens
early
in
Bentembi
rank
Mobley's
candidature
for
al-
aermanlc
honors
when
Oeorge
R.
Naden
doclarad
that
his
bookkeeper
had
been
offered
$100
to
report
something
derogatory
to
his
(Naden's)
character.
Great
interest
Is
being
taken
generally
in
Prince
Rupert's
first
municipal
contest
Location
of
the
route
of
the
Canadian
Northern
Railway
through
the
Rocky
Mountains
at
Yellow-head,
Pap
has
now
been
completed
by
the
'surveyors.
"
"
'
'
Sows
for
hanm9
tmmlmm
niillM
Tht
tied
ul
ii
molt
anJ
nro-
Ully
temmred
In
thf
blmondt
plnt
and
w
can
anJ
da
guarantee
every
Simomli
Saw,
THE
(IMOMOa
CANAOA
1WCO.ITO,
Tareat
Tomato
Moaul
-'
5
Vuieoamf
"S
St.julia,N.O.
,.-taJ
Six
Wheeler
Second
and
Lion!
T"-
Hearted
Thlrd-Sn
Great-""
i
Jubilee
Race
Today
KEMPTON
PARK.
Eng..
May
17:
-Lucky
Tor,
owned
by
W.
M.
S.
I
Singer,
won
tlu-
Great
Jubilee!
Handicap
by
;i
length
from
Sis?
1
Wh
Miter
tedav
Lion
Hearted
was
I
third
of
the
'."
horses
which
rah.
i
LOMSKIHAD
HARD
FIGHT
Knot
kl
Down
Twice
Last
Night
by
K.
O.
Ketchrll
cf
Salt
lake
City
SEATTLE,
Mr.y
:?
:-5corln
two
nine-mliiulc
knockdowns,
Wesley
K.
O.)
Ketcliell
of
Salt
Lake
Cltv
made
21
hit.
The
Brooklyn
Robins
j
Stee
draw
with
Leo
Loauki
of
slid
Into
second
place
by
defeating
Abrd.
Wash,
one
of
the
loading
ugai
neavyweignts
01
ine
country.
In
a
six-round
bout
here
last
nlgbt.
FOOTBALL
POSTPONED
On
account
of
the
rain,
last
nights
CMhuly
Cup
football
fixture
of
Canadian
Legion
vs.
Rtgl-ment
was
postponed
and
will
ba
played
at
the
end
of
the
schedule
if
It
Is
necessary
to
determine
the
ownership
of
the
trophy.
It
is
the
first
baseball
or
football
game
that
has
ben
called
off
this
year
on
account
of
inclement
weather.
OFFICERS
ARE
NAMED
(Continued
from
page
one)
Presentation
of
United
Thank
offering.
Miss
Cross
acted
as
organist.
Adjournment
to
Cathedral
Hall
when
business
session
was
opened
with
the
member's
prayer,
the
first
vice-president
Mrs.
J.
B.
Olbson
presiding.
'
After
the
Dominion
president
Was
Introduced
to
the
Caledonia
Diocesan
Board,
delegates
from
14
branches
answered
to
the
roll
call.
City
members
were
then
appointed
to
represent
branches
not
having,
sent
a
delegate.
An
nouncements
were
made
foUowesl
by
greetings
read
by
the
secretftjr,
Mrs.
Robert
Bartiett
which
inclffil.
ed
a
cable
from
London
from
tlie
Bishop
of
Caledonia
and
Mrs.
G.
A.
Rlx,
Diocesan
president.
I
,The
address
of
welcome
was
glv
en
to
visiting
delegates
by
Mrs.
W.
Oreer
and
replied
to
by
Mrs.
Bray-field
of
Anyox.
A
pleasing
ceremony
then
took
place
In
the
admlislon
p)
two
new
me
memoers,
Mrs.
8.
II.
Hosklns
of
Smithers
and
Mrs,
J.
8.
3rayfieid
of
Anyox.
pertiflcates
were
presented
to
them
by
the
second
vice-president
Mrs.
Thomas
Andrew
and
the
badges
pinned
o
by
tho
presiding
officer.
Mrs.
Fer-
rabee
said
a
few
words
on
the.
re
sponsibilities
of
life
membership;
'
Noontide
prayers
were
taken
by
the
Rev.
J.
C.
Brayfield
after
which
a
visit
wa
paid
to
the
Japaheie
Mtatlcn
kindergarten.
Luncheon;
was
rerved
'at
one
o'clock
by
jtnl
inembars
of
St.
Andrew's
Cathedral
branc'.i.
The
afternoon
session
was
opened
wl
h
prayers
read
by,
.Miss
E.,
.
Lenox,
Mi.,
the
W.
A.
mlssloriai
stationed
In
Prince
Rupert
fojldw-ed
by
the
first
vice-presidenfs.'ad-dress
when
Mrs.
Gibson
welcomed
the
large
delegation
on
behalf
-of
the
Diocesan
president.
Reports
were
read
by
the
Diocesan
officers
and
branch
representatives
and
their
adoption
was
moved
by
Mrs,
Thorne
of
Klncolith
and
seconded
by
Mrs.
Bannister
of
Hazelton.
Later
In
the
afternoon
Mrs.
Fer-
rabec
gave
a
most
inspiring
address
?n
t
ie
W.
A.
and
then
gave
an
Interesting
uifc
to
the
Juniors,
illus
trating
her
speech
by
likening
the
work
of
missionaries
to
seeds
plan
ted
In
a
Karden.
Mrs.
O.
V.
Evttt
thanked
her
oil
behalf
of
the
chil
dren
and
Mrs.
A.
W.
Robinson
of
Terraoo
und
Mrs.
Hoops
of
Telkwa
for
her
address.
The
accompanist
for
the
a:
noon
was
Miss
R.
M.
Dalles
am
snftlnoera,
Mrs.
W.
A.
McLearfS:
Mrs.
Breweiton.
The
meotlne
was
brought
to
a
close
by
the
Dominion
president
pronouncing
the
benediction.
The
hospitality
committee
in
connection
with
the
annual
meeting
consisted
of
Mrs.
A.
E.
Bazett-Jones,
convener,
and
Mrs.
O.
W.
Homer;
the1
program
committee,
Mrs.
R.
L.
Mcintosh,
convener,
and
Mrs.
J.
D.
Allen,
and
the
nominating
committee,
Irs.
A.
T.
Parkin,
convener.
.THE
DAILY
NEWS.
8a
1
1
luCkytor
S
WINNER
Scotland
player
fails
during
a
tusie
111
front
of
goal.
Uannn
men.
vuim
u
-
Amulet.
.77,
.80.
Dome,
8AS,
8.90.
Faleonbridge.
3.26,
330.
Holllnger,
6.35,
6.40.
Howie,
.92,
.93.
Hudson
Bay,
9.36,
950.
Imperial
Oil,
25JS,
25.75.
Int.
Nickel,
30.00,
3016.
Manitoba
Basin,
.06,
.06.
Mining
Corp.,
1.56,
1
J8.
Mclntyre,
1830,
18.75.
Noranda.
2915,
2930.
Sherrttt,
1.85.
1.90.
Sudbury
Basin,
215,
nil.
Teck
Hughes,
6.75,
6
AO.
Treadwell
Yukon.
6.00,
nil.
Ventures,
L44,
U0.
Wright
Hargravea,
IM,
1.98.
There
can
be
no
humiliation
in
-ur
kinship
with
the
lowest
of
the
lowSir
J.
C.
Dose.
bW
I,
T
vi'
-f"t"
IJLktuiC
)
flu
TbtSuptr
Sport
lioaJiter
75
J
Stock
Quotations
lCeutr
D.
Jofeaaton
Co
)
Bayview.
nil.
IVfc.
Bis
Missouri,
dOVfc,
61.
Cotton
Belt
.
30
Duthlc
Mines.
10,
nil.
Oeorge
Copper,
1.25,
1.40.
Oeorge
Copper,
6,
7.
Oolconda,
80,
86.
O
rand
view,
7,
8.
Independence,
nil,
4.
Intern.
Coal
&
Coke.
20,
25.
Kootenay
Florence,
3,
ntl.
L.
&
L
1,
1.
Lakerlew,
nil.
lft.
Mobswk,
1,
1.
Morton
WocJsty.
I.
Atennot
Metals,
1,
nil.
National
Silver,
3.
S.
Noble
Five.
10.
12.
Oregon
Copper,
10.
11.
Pend
Oreille,
130.
1.86.
-Premier,
90,
95.
Porter-Idaho,
11,
nil.
Drive
a
Six
and
know
the
r
difference
HPAKB
the
wheel
of
the
new
Chev-rolet
Six
and
you
will
discover,
immediately,
why
it
it
wist
to
choose
thit
six!
No
vibration!
No
rough
nessl
For
nothing
less
than
six
cylinders'
can
give
you
.tx
cylinder
smoothness.
And
Chevrolet
a
Six-is
actually
one
of
the
lowest-priced
cars
you
can
buy.
You
will
appreciate
the
spirited
performance
of
Chevrolet's
powerful
30'horscpower
valve-in-head
motor.
You'll
marvel
at
Chevrolet's
unsur-Pasted
economy
0
gasoline
and
oil
I
You'll
be
grateful
for
the
riding
comfort
of
its
lengthwise-mounted
springs,
with
their
self-adjusting
shackles,
and
Lovejoy
shock
absorbers,
front
and
rear.
35
jsin
win
whni.
wr-j
ROADSTER
er
PHAETON
match,
when
Engiand
met
Scotl
ind
at
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