J
PAGE
FOTJa
At
the
Invitation
of
President
Alva
Bradley
of
Cleveland
Indians
of
American
League,
Qovemor-Senator-Doctor
Huey
P.
Long
Jumped
into
a
big
league
uniform,
and
is
shown
here
left),
'being
welcomed
as
a
new
stockholder
in
Cleveland
club
by
President
Bradley
NEW
MARK
NEAR
SETii
Thursday
The
Weather
Triple-Island
Part
cloudy,
calm,
sea
smooth.
LaiMara
Clear.
Kent
northwest
OflUEYOURE-
CETVO
TOUR
FREE
BUCKlflQ
HAM
aoftRrrrEs?
-BENDlNftN
INTERESTING
FACT
WITH
REFERENCE
Lto-day
A
Help
Gundcrscn
and
Win
a
Priis
Send
in
your
interciting
(id
today,
it
need
Dot
ncceuarily
rrfcr
to
tobacco.
For
e
vtry
fact
we
use
we
will
icnd
you
apatk-age
of
U
llufkingkam
Cigarette.
GiYe,
trmlttg
refmnve
with
your
tact,
ll
totrrr
enough
Mr.
Gundcrwn
will
rartoon
i
i
it
and
you
will
rrccive
the
complimentary
'
patk-
Mofl)uckinchaiai,
Canada
moat
twpu-
larUcnileddgarrtte.
Uuckioghamiarcall
that
ii
fresh,
cool
and
mild
a
blrnd
of
all
that
if
Gortt
in
tobacco,
packnl
for
yotr
pleaaure
and
ittjoyment
Addrtil
o4r
facli
to
Crorge
Gundrraen.
Drpt.lt,
Tuikclt
Tobacco
Co.
Limited,
Hamilton.
St
of
"D6
You
Know"
Cardi
For
ten
cent)
in
atamps
we
willaend
you
et
of
"Do
You
Know'
card
aiity
nt-titlng
luhjct
ta
printed
in
color
with
full
dearription
(ie
of
cards
JV'
x
UP)
or
for
twenty
cent
we
will
include
card
and
also
an
album
in
w
hich
the
cards
can
be
placed
to
give
s
compete
collection
In
permanent
form.
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'
'
i
ARSENAL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
CHAMPION
LONDON.
ADrtl
18:
Arsenal.
Gar
Wood
Drove
Speedboat
Almost
London
club,
today
clinched
f.
as
Fast
as
Kaye
Don
on
the
championship
of
the
First
f
Division,
English
Football
League.
The
next
big
event
in
MIAMI
nRAhir
Anrii
is
rv.,r
English
football
will
be
the
Wood
of
Detroit
very
nearly
set
a
P
f,na)
next
Saturday
new
speed
record
for
motorboats
here
Thursday
when
he
drove
his
Miss
America
IX
103.069
miles
per
hour
which
was
short
of
the
new
world's
record
of
103.449
set
last
tween
Birmingham
Bromwich
Albion.
i
week
by
Kaye
Don,
the
English
nit
1UI
driver
at
Buenos
Aires
jlYlOOSe
WfllSl
and
be-
West
,
4
Drive
and
Dance
Is
Enjoyable
wind,
calm.
The
Moose
whist
drtve
and
dance
Dead
Tree
Point-Clear,
light
l,t
n,ht
was
a
verv
enjoyable
af-southwest
wind:
barometer
so
44-
fait-
There
were
16
tables
of
whist.
temperature,
42:
sea
smooth
DOWKNOWTHAT-
OflPMNDERS
OFTEN
SKRTfl
R
DISTANCE
OF
150
MILES
i
-
v
onnv
v
l
4
Winners
were:
Ladles'
first.
Mrs.
B.
J.
Bacon:
second,
Mrs.
Charlie
Llndqutsti
men's
tint,
Mr.
Demares;
;
second,
Godfrey
Brochu.
Bupper
was
served
immediately
.after
the
whist
drive.
A
large
number
'of
young
people
(attended
the
da
nee
and
real
Jolly
i
patty
was
enjoyed
until
2
o'clock.
The.
premier
8-pieee
orthestra
played
the
latest
dance
hits
with
plenty
of
pep.
i
Mrs.
C.
Edwards
had
charge
of
the
catering.
The
committee
In
charge
of
the
1
affair
consisted
of
Pete
Peterson,
C.
.Lemon,
N.
8.
K.
Brewer
and
V.
E.
Peterson.
I
B.
J.
Bacon
was
master
of
ceremonies
and
Bill
Logan
and
Jaek
I
Morrison
were
at
the
door.
.'Reconciliation
.
,
Being
Sought
BAN
FRANCISCO,
April
18:-Re-
spectlve
emmse)
for
Jaek
Dernpsey
apJ.
Beteile
Tnylor
both
of
whom
S
threatening
divorce
proceed
ings,
were
tojmeet
In
San
Francisco
Way
with
ft
view,
to
lronintyout
the
marital
troubles
of
the
couple
and
bringing
about
a
reconciliation.
The
lawyers
are
Joseph
Scott
of
Los
Angeles
for
Miss
Taylor
and
Robert
IT.
DUrns
for
Dempsey.
Orotto
West
vs.
75
Taxi.
-Uv-..
GOLF'
April
20
vs.
Flying
Corps.
Groat
oen.
offic.
Bankers
vs
Dry
bock
Vs
Acme.
'll6ntil).vvs
Cfrriill
Cldui
Gives
tub?
Vfrdldt
tver
Pirates
CHICAGO,
April
18:
A
horn
rah
by
Rogers
Hornsby,
the
team's
play
ing
manager,
with
two
men
on
bases
gave
the
Chicago
tubs
a
5
Id
4
victory
over
Pittsburg
Pirates
yesteK
day
in
the
National
League.
It
was
the
Cubs'
third
Victory
of
the
season
and
the
Pirates'
third
loss,
.
'
.
The
St.
Louls-ttlnclhna'U
.game
was
rained
out
ahtl
no
tilti&t
games
were
scheduled'
in
the
National
League.
All
American
Leagie
tearrts
were
traveling
:
National
League
w.
St.
LOUis
'
3
Boston
3
CMcaTO
.3
New
York
,2
Philadelphia
Piftmtrg
Cincinnati
...
Brooklyn
l
Cleveland
j
Chicago
i
Philadelphia
Detroit
(Boston
1
1
t
0
2
2
I
1
i
it
15..
lit
"2
3
3
3
i4rhBn'cttt
'
League
w.
New
York
3
St.
Louis
2
Washington
L.
0
1
i
i
r
2
2
3
FOOTBALL
Scottish
League
First
Divlsidn
Aberdeen
8.
Clyde
1.
Ayr
United
-2.
St.
Mitten
'
'
Celtic
3,
Alrdrie
1.
Cowdenbeath
I,
Motherwell
0.
Bast
Fife
3,
Queen's
Park
Hamilton
Acads
5.
Falkirk
1.
Hearts
1.
Partick
Thistle
2.
Kilmarnock
3,
Morton
0.
Leith
Athletic
3,
Dundee
1.
i
Rangers
1,
Hibernian
0.
English
League
First
Division
Arsenal
3,
Liverpool
.
Birmingham
2,
Sheffield
Wednes
day
0.
.
Blackburn
4,
Middlesbrough
5.
Blackpool
I,
Huddersfleld
1.
Derby
6,
Manchester
United
1.
Leeds
0,
Aston
Villa
e.
Leicester
3.
Newcastle
1.
Manchester
Clly
1.
Weslham
1.
Portsmouth
1,
Bolton
0.
Sheffield
United
2,
drtmsby
1.
Sunderland
2,
Chelsea
0.
Vancouver
Stocks
(Courtesy
8.
b,
Johnston
Co.)
Bayylew,
nil,
1.
Big
Missouri,
4
V4.
nil.
Cork
Province,
1,
2.
George
Copper,
55,
nil,
Oeorgla.
River,
2,
nil.
'
-Qoleonda,
32,
3.
Qraridvlew,
4Vb,
nil.
Ihdependfncft,
nil,
i.
Indian
Mines,
iUt
2.
kootenay
Florence,
nil,
2.
L.
it
L..
nil,
1.
Lucky
Jim,
2,
nil.
Morton
Woolsey,
3.
National
Silver,
2.
3.
Noble
Five,
5,
&
Oregon
Copper,
8V4,
k9.
Pend
Oreille,
1.18.
1.25.
Premier,
8G,
80.
Rorter-tdaho,
i,
7.
Reeves
Macdonald,
39,
40.
Rufus-Argenta,
2,
3.
Sliver
crest,
2,
3.
Whitewater,
4,
5.
Woodbine,
1,
H.
OILS
S
Freehold,'5V'4,
0.
,
:
jj".
HSrgal,
5,-nlL
;
'
Ap,Cpn.,5,hVl.
!
I
Cllmont,
13,'nll.
;
Ualhousle,
30,
nil.
Fabyan
Pete,
3Vi,
4.
IlQme,
82,
85.
Rbyallte,
lO.OOlOiS.
Merlahd.
W,
17.
Mertury,
15,
15VS.
UilUcid,
17,
20.
.Eastern
Ntorks
SherritUGurdon,
1.00,
nil.
Noranda.
23.50,
-21.25.
Int.
Nickel,
16.00,
nil.
C.P.R.,
37.00,
38.23,
TM
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NEWS
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get
all
this
variety
New
Stockolder
iti
Cleveland
Indians
HOME
RUN'
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ft
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a
simple
switch
and
H
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yout
Btttertamment
i;
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'thij
great
.Vlcrbr
combmahon
bringj
the
real
WaJfco'f
Uistant
broadcasts
to
pur
very
side
complete
...
rich
.
.
.
pal-'sating
with
allTts
original
life.
Your
xar
tflll
immediately
distinguish
the
marked
superiority
in
performance
.
.
absolute
reilism
.
.
.
glowing
vitality
.
.
,
and
true
musical
beauty.
Here
is
the
radio1
that
changed
Ihttnittf.
to
'
the
enjo)Tnent
of
bearing
evtry
wWith
1
-it
you
fxar
and
through
Victor's
ama2ing
selearvity,
sensitivity
ahd
matchless
rone
-
)M
hmr
all!
Tlien
realfie
that
radio
is
but
one
feature
of
this
wonder
instrument.
The
'
turn
of
a
swjtcn
ana
you
may
dc
your
own
recordin
artist
.
.
.
making
records
at
home
1
'
thing
you
wj$h.
.Another
turn
.
.
a:
i!
improved
Electrola
creates
an
entirely
nnt
and
thrilling
conception
of
the
muxi
VicrorRecords.
All
this
varied
and
limitlew
entertainmcr-r
is
placed
easily
within
your
reach
thn.u-r
he
generou
tride-in
value
wjiidi
Victor
dealcn
will
allrtw
for
your
old
radio
or
phon.
u
on
tlic
purciuie
of
Victot's
greatcs
ment.
Your
Victor
dealer
will
araj
tr
t
satisfactory
plan
of
easy
payments
.
model
or
on
any
other
hw
Victor
JLda
you
may
choose.
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MEW
Victor
Radio
w
IIOME-RECORDING
.
JSlectrolcL
VlCTOn
TAt
KINO
MACHINE
COMPANY
Of
CANADA
UMlTTI-MOWTFAT
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SWIM
IN
GOTHAM
Midlsorf
6f
Seattle
Again
first
In
Women's
100-Yard
Free
Style
VbRK.
April
18:-In
the
i'tohiert's
national
swimming
meet
herei
Ilelene
Madison
was
again
the
winner
Of
the
100
yards
free
style,
Josephine
McKlm
of
Los
Angelas
being
second.
Miss
Madison
lushed
over
the
tooree
In
one
riiinute
and
3
1-5
se-
which
was
Short
of
her
own
world's
record
of
one
minute
4-5
se
conds.
;
headed
by
Miss
Madison,
the
Seattle
women's
relay
team
won
the
100-yard
relay.
Miss
Madison
did
her
100
yards
in
one,
minute,
five
seconds,
the
400
yards
being
covered
by
the
team
in
four
minutes,
24
25
secoritU.
Tills
was
two
secontls
slower
than
New
York
made
last
mar
lh
wlnnlhg.
New
York
wxs
will
oft
d
Ih
the
relay
this
yenr
while
Los
AngwKs
was
third
X
-iMlly
Nans
htitig
tMnilts.
vrnnt-ad
wll'
Oregon
College
To
Play
Football
In
North
Dakota
EUGENE,
Ore..
April
18:
Th
University
of
Oregon
has
accepted
an
invitation
to
travel
to
Grand
Forks
to
meet
the
University
of
North
Dakota
In
a
football
game
on
October
24.
Steamship
Sailings
For
Vancouver
,
Sunday
ss.
Pr.
Charles
10
p.m.
Tuesday
ss.
Catala
.
...1:30
p.nt.
Thursday
ss.
Pr.
George
lOfl
m,
Friday
ss.
Princess
Mary
10
p.m.
,8S.
Cardena.
midnight.
April
1
ss.
Princess
Norah
5
p.m.
April
12
ss.
Princess
Alice
5
pjn.
April
22
ss.
Princess
Alice
5
p.m.
From
Vancouver-Sunday
ss.
Catala
4
p.m.
Wednes.
ss.
Pr.
George
10:30
a.m.
Friday
ss.
Princess
Mary
4
p.m.
Cardena
pjh.
April
8
ss.
Princess
Alice
.a.m.
April
18
ss.
Princess
Alice
,a.m.
April
29
ss.
Princess
Alice
.a.m,
WHO
,jt'j
,
.Iff
wovild
lettfodr
i
our
pride
prompl
TOfJ
t.
Ik..,
tnur
lulr
veil
KriMiuml...
llieii
for
IW
Harle'
same
rtuison
vonr
dull,
iiiiiwui""-
atiof
rruiilnrlv
with
bIonnv
"NiiEKet'
WMlerprtmfa
ihe
shoe
as
It
polishes
eliiiie
if
MUCGET
SHOE
POLISH
(jk
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cjicttd
hilh
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ttrtil