A
.h
i-J
tut
t
FACJ2
rotnt
RISKO
WON
EASY
CALL
llad'N'o
Difficulty
in
Dccisioning
King
Levinsky
Last
Nicht
BOSTON.
April
S2:-Johnny
Rls-ko,
the
vetetaD
Cleveland
heavyweight,
scored
a
clean-cut
decision
over
King
Levtnsky,
the
Chicago
Hebrew,
in
10
round
here
last
night.
Risko
held
Levinsky's
right
help-leas
and
inflicted
hard
punishment
on
the
Chicagban
with
his
own.
Levlnsky
exhibited
stamina
in
staying.
Risko
weighed
192
pounds
and
Le-vlnsky,
185.
Stops
Body
Odour
Eddie
Thomas
Defeats
Albie
DaviesByKayo
PORTLAND,
April
22:
Eddie
Thomas
of
Seattle
defeated
Albie
Davies
of
Victoria
by
a
knock-out
in
the
fourth
round
of
a
scheduled
six-round
bout
here
last
night.
It
was
a
hectic
fight
and
it
was
quite
evident
that
someone
must
go
tiown
In
the
furious
fourth
frame.
Tt
urns
t
li
n
m,nnA
t
k
....
ml,
his
title
of
light
heavyweight
cham
pion
of
the
northwest.
There
goes
Spain.
In
a
Lonely
House
another
castle
in
,i
Mi
r
in
Cornwall,
England
a
Man
Was
Murdered
Five
Men
Were
Suspected.
A
b
Finger
Print
Said
"This
One
Did
It"
An
old
man,
reputed
n
money
hoarder,
living
by
himself
in
a
remote
part
of
Cornwall,
was
robbed
and
murdered.
Scotland
Yard
experts
came
ami
searched
for
clues.
They
found
a
finger
print
on
a
dusty
liat
brim.
Of
five
men
suspected
of
the
criijie,
a
poacher,
well
known
in
the
neighbourhood,
seemed
the
most
likely.
It
was
necessary
to
obtain
his
finger
prints
without
arousing
suspicion
among
any
of
the
five.
One
evening
when
lie
went
to
his
favourite
inn
for
his
usual
pint
of
beer
it
was
served
to
him
in
a
specially
polished
tankard.
The
police
secured
the
tankard.
,
The
finger
prints
thus
obtained
were
fatal
to
him.
They
corn-pared
identically
with
those
found
in
the
dead
man's
house.
The
murderer
was
sentenced
to
deatli
and
hanged.
So
You
Leave
Dangerous
Prints
on
Food
This
true
story
is
not
told
to
warn
you
against
committing
crime.
It
is
told
so
that
you
will
jJalUo
the
danger
that
lurks
in
'finger
prints
and
how
you
leave
them
on
everything
you
touch.
Those
prints
are
germ
laden.
1
The
germs
have
come
from
touching
things
that
other
people
touch,
leople
who
have
a
cold,
the
"flu
perha)s,
and
have
inaylxj
eouglied
or
breathed
into
their
hands.
Other
germ
diseases
too.
We
cannot
escape
those
germs.
We
eannot
avohl
mingling
with
people
and
touching
the
tilings
they
have
touched,
or
shaking
their
hands.
Life
Extension
In-stitute
lists
27
diseases,
many
very
dangerous,
which
may
be,
,
conveyed
in
V!uj
jry.
Your
hands,
laden
with
germs,
touchfood,somefruit,oracandy
which
you
are
conveying
to
your
mouth.
The
g'v'rns
enter
your
system
and
start
trouble.
More
Than
Safety
Hero
is
something
worth
think
Ing
about.
The
safe
way
is
to
kill
those
germsbeforo
they
reach
your
mouth.
Wash
your
haiftls
often
with
the
soap
that
contains
a
germicide
Tint
soap
is
Lifebuoy.
Not
only
safety,
but
real
luxury
is
yours
when
you
use
this
famous
soap.
'
Basedon
two
fine
palm
oils
iu
plowing
lallier
gives
you
luxuiwid
-cleanliness
and
valuable
skin
care.
Million
havo
proved
this.
Think
of
the
Family
Wash
your
hands
often
with
Lifebuoy.
Teach
the
children
to
do
so
too.
Safety
from
germs
lies
that
way.
Lalwratory
tests
prove
Hint
Lifebuoy's
germicide
Kills
germs
or
makes
them
inactive.
No
perfume
in
Lifebuoy
but
an
extra-clean
scent
of
safety
that
tells
you
it
purifies.
Yet
it
vanishes
in
a
few
moments
and
leaves
you
safo
and
protected.
Let
.all
your
household
benefit
by
lifebuoy's
protection
against
germs.
Always
keep
a
cake
on
the
wash
basin.
Have
the
children
wash
often,
and
always
before
a
meal.
Keep
germs
off
the
hands.
A
bath
with
Lifebuoy,
Ixsuvtifies
the
complexion
and
.
makes
one
safo
from
body
odours
for,
many,
hours;
,
BRAVES
ON
Defeated
Hy
Missions
12
to
S
Opening
(lame
of
Season
at
Home
Town
(10,
Order
a
good'
supply
of
I.ifevf
r
buoy
now
from
your
dealer.
L
LANI)IS
nicrAToitsiiip
Ltttr
Brotbrti
Limited,
Teronto
Lifebuoy
Health
Soap
A
Luxury
Soap
Plus
a
Germicide
M
WIN
STILL
1
Defeated
Giants
Yesterday
Yanks,
Indians
and
Senators
Win
BOSTON.
April
22.
The
Boston
Braves
cotninued
their
winning
streak
in
the
National
League
yesterday
by
again
downing
the
New
York
Giants.
Washington
Senators,
Cleveland
T
.
I
Indians
and
New
York
Yankees'
are
h
virtue
KT2r
of
X
the
vletory.
f
-
T
he
maintains
aV
T
,By
!
top
of
the
American
League
with
Ith
viMTiM
victories
nvor
over
Boston
Rnatyi
Poil
Red
Sox,
R
Detroit
Tigers
and
Philadelphia
Athletics,
respectively.
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
Boston
5,
New
York
1.
Philadelphia
7.
Brooklyn
3.
American
League
Cleveland
S,
Detroit
4.
Washington
12.
Boston
3.
Philadelphia
1.
New
York
12.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
W.
L.
Pet
St.
Louis
5
1
.833
Boston
...
6
2
.TOO
New
York
5
3
.625
Chicago
4
3
11
Pittsburg
3
4
,429
Philadelphia
3
4
.429
Cincinnati
1
5
J
67
Brooklyn
1
C
.124
imerican
League
w.
Washington
5
New
York
5
Cleveland
5
St.
Louis
3
Chicago
2
Philadelphia
2
Boston
-
2
Detroit
2
L.
2
2
2
2
3
5
S
5
Pet.
.714
.714
714
.600
.400.
.286,
.286-
286
EASS0NG0ES
INTO
FINALS
Defeated
Don
Brown
Last
Night
and
I
Will
Meet
Charlie
Balagno
For
City
Billiard
Title
j
i
Defeating
Don
Brown
last
night
by
the
decisive
score
of
500
to
399
In
the
semi-final,
A.
A.
Basson
qualified
to
meet
C.
P.
Balagno
in
the
.final
of
the
city
individual
billiard
.championships.
The
final
will
be
played
tomorrow
night
and
Friday
in
two
blocks
of
500
points
each.
;
Basson,
running
46.
came
within
one
point
of
equalling
Balagno's
I
high
break
for
the
individual
series.
Easson's
average
was
7.06.
Brown's
high
break
was
27
and
average,
5.7.
I
The
time
of
the
game
was
two
'hours,
40
minutes.
George
Howe
was
referee
and
William
Price,
marker.
Seattle
Indians
Had
Very
Bad
Day
SUSTAINED
BY
COURTS
MILWAUKEE,
April
22
The
court
here
yesterday
sustained
the
dictatorship
exercised
over
organized
baseball
by
Judge
Kenesaw
Mountain
Landls.
The
Milwaukee
Club
had
chal-
lenged
Landls'
authority
to
re-
gulate
transactions
In
connec-
tion
with
pjayers
In
I
SEATTLE.
April
22
It
was
an-!
other
"off
day"
for
the
Seattl"
;
Indians
yesterday
when
they
madf
;
their
Initial
appearance
of
the
Pa
clfic
Coast
League
season
In
ttv.
.home
town
and
were
defeated
15
to
9
by
the
Mission
Reds.
The
wea
ther
was
unfavorable
and
mayb
-that
was
why
the
Indians
made
four
error
while
Dutch
Reuther
1
was
batted
from
the
mound
in
the
I
seventh
after
thirteen
hits
had
I
been
scored
against
him.
Othur
Pacific
Coast
League
scores
were:
Los
Angeles.
8:
Oakland
7.
Portland.
4:
Hollywood.
3.
San
Francisco,
II:
Sacramento
r
m
TJIE
DAILY
NEWS
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m
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Urithh
Empire
il
-
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"rW.iieL-iilMBUfc.-'-.
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H-'mUtfliyM-''
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i
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'
if
IWfcA
i
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it
Tli
iT
,
n
-
V
W&PSX
SPEAKS
ybf
ITSELF
"
wL
Quality
alone
can
create
records
that
will
withstand
''
h
1
mill'
"rini1
111
ilU
the
challenge
of
others
in
this
day
and
age...
whether
"jtjt
V
the
field
be
one
ofmotor-boat
supremacy
or
established
WjVjVl
T.A3
JvShX
v
anj
ever-increasing
cigarette
popularity.
Turret's
Y0
v;Vi
'"'"IT
"
record
for
favour
with
Canadian
smokers
is
one
that
VUM
(
W
has
never
been
equalled.
w
Vwv
ira
After
alL
nothing
can
replace
good,
honest
tobacco;
wivMr5sE&
i1?
grown
and
ripened
right
out
in
the
field
under
nature's
W'T
V'
vT''
own
Sunh"ght
nothing
artificial
about
that
and
the
high
quality
is
"inbred."
I
u
r
ret
J
CIGAR
FTTF
SPORT
CHAT
DOYOU
KNOW
THAT
0TAT0ES
ARE
USED
EXTENSIVELY
N
THE
MRNUFRCTURT
OF
BUTTONS
KiflssssVi
Help
Gundersen
and
Win
a
Prize
Srntl
in
your
intrreiting
fact
IcxUy.
It
not
nrccsuriiy
rrfrr
to
(otxutn.
For
every
fact
wr
um
w
will
ttinl
you
a
pik-K
of
20
llucVingh.im
Cigarette.
(live
a
rtffttooe
wilh
your
fct.
If
inlrmtins
enough
Mr.Guxlr-n
will
cartoon
it
ami
you
will
rnfjve
llw
coniplinimtary
puk-fTof
lluckinglianu,
Caoaiki'a
tnoat
pojHi.
Li(blenitlrigniTlt.
DiK'Vuiflwmaaraall
tltUfrrh,tol
ami
will
UrtMiofall
tlt
U
6n-t
intolMMsi.
painl
for
your
idauuM
aiul
cojoyrornt
AJtlrraa
your
fac-U
to
(irorge
(iuiulrrMn.
Drpt
J,
Tuckett
Totwnv
Co.
Limitnl,
HaioiltoD.
Sat
of
"Do
You
Know"
Cards
Fortrnrrntf
iDalamiiwnwillaftiilyoii
a
art
of
"I
)o
You
Kuw"
canla
-aUty
inter-ealiag
tulijcrla
printtil
in
color
with
full
(learription
(ixe
of
ohrdi
H"
x
H")
or
for
twrnty
cent
we
will
indmlr
cmriin
nl
aim)
an
album
in
wbk-b
Um
-nl
can
Le
plareil
to
(ire
complete
collvi-lion
in
prrmaornt
funn.
threaten
his
lucky
verger
with
hLs
,
displeasure
nothing
more
has
been
heard
of
the
matter,
and
the
lineup
for
the
Derby
sweep
has
already
.
started.
I
Presumably
tt
is
Illegal
almost
to
.
.
.
talk
about
It.
but
there
it
is-the
one
'
7he
exPtenatl?n
01
the
naUon-
toplc
which
for
weeks
past
has
been
lmcrt"
111
lmn
P
aworblng
an
entire
nation
of
law
breakers
When
tt
comes
to
taking
a
chance
'in
a
sweep,
America
and
the
Eighteenth
Amendment
have
nothing
on
England.
The
Home
Secretary
has
refused
to
say
how
many
letters
the
post
offiee
has
intercepted.
.
probably
a
Negligible
number:
and
there
have
been
dollar
fines
at
Bow
Street,
but
even
the
lordly
Ttmes'
gave
the
draw
three
columns,
and
thourh
a
bishop
did
Sweepstake
on
the
Grand
National
is
to
be
found
in
the
list
of.
prise-winners.
Seldom
has
the
hand
of
GRADE
TEN
IS
LEADING
Softball
Season
lias
Opened
King
Edward
High
Sehmil
at
v
TiMwrtny
i
Kim
Mwar'.l
High
School,
Ormde
Ten
defeated
its
fortune
so
widely
distributed
her
old
rival.
Grade
EJsjven
by
a
score
favofs.
Net
only
all
England,
but
all
of
5-
hi
a
tame
of
Softball
This
the
world
seems
to
have
particlpa-
win
gives
Oracle
Ten
an
advantage
ted
in
the
gamble.
From
China
to,
of
one
game
In
their
.clashes
Peru,
from
Alaska
to
London,
from
Mo
ley
and
Cameron
were
the
India's
coral
strand
to
Greenland's
battery
for
the
winners
and
were
icy
mountains
the
4.000.00
tickets
J
opposed
by
Obata
ami
Rice
The
entered
the
big
drum
of
luck
fronijonly
noteworthy
Incident
of
the
whence
the
winners
were
drawn
wheevrtwiemitrnl
first
tnnina
Seven
Canadians
figured
in
the
prize
list.
As
in
the
previou
sweep-
stake
Vancouver
was
representeaVfan
a
surprise
throw
from
Catcher
this
time
by
a
gentleman
modestly
describing
himself
at.
"Rattlesnake
Pete
"
IS
OUT
FOR
BIG
PRIZE
TOKYO.
April
21
Thomas
Ash.
American
aviator,
who
is
planning
to
hop
off
next
month
for
Seattle
cm
Tacoma,
will
be
a
contestant
for
1
prize
of
$26,000
which
is
being
offered
by
a
Japanese
newspaper
for
'lir
first
aviator
to
cross
the
Pacific-
uceun
non-stop.
.
Ash
will
use
the
plane
"City
of
Tacoma"
In
which
Harold
Hromley
unsuccessfully
essayed
a
Pacific
;
flight
last
year.
Dr.
Large
Buys
Westview
Lots;
To
Erect
Home1
,
Dr.
R.
Qeddes
Large
of
Port
Stmp-!son,
who
Is
to
move
Into
Prince
Rupert
at
the
end
of
August
to
take
up
the
practice
of
medicine
here,
has
purchased
from
Arthur
13
rooks-bank
three
view
lots
on
Atlln
Avenue
west
of
Seventeenth
Street
on
which
he
will
have
a
home
erected
during
the
coming
summer
The
lots
nre
locited
alfnont
immediately
to
the
rear
of
the
llruu.v
house
was
wnen
Wilton.
Omde
Bleven
second-
battrrpn,
pat
Cstmeron
out
Rics
O'Brien
opened
the
scoring
for
'
-
ide
Steven
In
the
second
Inntng
when
he
was
brought
In
by
Kanaya
who
reached
second
before
the
side
was
retired.
Tens
evened
when
Smith
aud
Murray
duplicated
their
rivals'
play.
The
honor
of
the
third
Inning
went
to
the
Orade
Tens.
Their
battery,
Moxley
ami
Cameron,
retired
the
other
side
unassisted
in
one-two-three
order.
At
bat
the
Tens
iweured
a
lead.
Johnstone
hit
safely
and
was
brought
In
by
a
three-base
V
drive
by
Ailen
v
n
tr;-inj
to
maki
i
Obata
and
n
li
even
up
m
'.:
1
wetc
unabl-
ti
-
nsvnd,
McRae
Ki.
wen
;ible
uj
c
uni
1n
brtnftng
u
runs
In
the
fiftl.
K
lone
run
to
th.
Or
,
:l
two
Thi-
Orade
Bl"v--i
taincd
by
Olof
H
Tens
by
Carl
Snmii
'auves
on
Studen'
Orade
Ten
Hi
vi-Rae,
Moxky
sn,
Mut
iay.
Johnson
.1
Orade
Eleven
Ooata.
O'Brien
u
,
iya.
Murray
Bnv
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