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MS
BIG
SCORE
TURNED
IN
Washington
is
Defeated
18
to
New
York
Cleveland
is
Slill
in
Lead
8
y
ST.
LOUIS,
May
6:
Cleveland
Indians
maintained
their
lead
in
the
American
League
by
defeating
St.
Louis
Browns
again
yesterday.
Washington
Senators
dropped
into
fifth
place
by
losing
18
to
8
in
the
heaviest
scoring
game
of
the
season
to
the
New
York
Yankees.
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
Philadelphia
4.
Boston
6.
New
York
8.
Brooklyn
0.
Cincinnati
4,
Chicago
8.
American
League
Chicago
7.
Detroit
3.
Cleveland
11,
St
Louis
5.
Boston
1,
Philadelphia
4.
Washington
8,
New
York
18.
NO
SVflMMING
MEET
There
was
no
quorum
on
account
of
other
m,,'vs
beluT
on.
so
the
general
meeting
of
the
Prince
Ru
On
a
charge
of
creating
a
disturbance.
Herbert
Mitchell
'was
fined
$2,
with
option
of
two
days'
Imprisonment
by
Magistrate
Mc-Clymont
In
city
police
court
this
morning.
Ia
Detroit
tome
months
ago
a
ywog
man
noticed
acme
parking
case
in
the
doonray
of
a
clothing
warefmae
waiting
to
l
expreiwed
On
walking
round
the
corner
he
aaw
an
eiprcM
deli
very
t
ruck
(landing
idle.
It
w
hmeh
hour
and
everyone
was
away.
Jumping
into
the
teat
be
drove
uw-k
to
the
clothing
warehouse.
Calaaty
eignJng
the
express
book
he
loaded
the
caaee
cm
tie
truck
be
had
to
you
--in
thia
way.
Wltea
you
touch
some
fruit,
a
rhoeiate
or
aUaruit,
your
print
leave
gprmaon
tle
food.
In
vour
mouth
theae
rerrea
multiply
a
million
fold
awl
quirkly
attark
votir
ayatem.
Theae
germa
come
from
touching
tlJnga
other
harula
have
touched
-money,
a
book,
a
telephone
or
aome
playing
cards.
All
day
long
vou
run
thia
danger.
life
Extenaiun
Inatitute
liata
27
diaeaaca
which
may
be
airead
by
the
hand
ia
thia
way.
Cold
are
among
them.
Avoid
this
Danger
with
Lifebuoy
While
we
cannot
avoid
coming
in
contact
with
germ
we
ran
avoid
the
danger
of
infection
by
waahing,
our
han4a
jaith
the
right
aoap
many
time
a
day
'tad
imrtii-uiarly
liefore
meal.
Net
a
wraah
-w
ith
jtiat
any
good
aoap
but
with
lifebuoy
-
lifebuoy
contain
a
germicUe.
laluratory
teat
prove
that
it
wit)
kill
or
make
dormant
even
deadly
genna,
where
ether
aoap
fail.
Stops
Body
Odour
CHICK
HAFEY
LEFT
AT
HOME
Will
Work
Out
Daily
During
Absence
of
.St.
Louis
Cards
ST.
LOUIS.
May
6:
When
the
Cardinals
took
to
the
road
this
week,
they
left
behind
their
slug
during
their
absence,
will
work
out
dally
at
Sportsmen's
Field.
The
team
Is
due
back
home
again
on
May
28.
CHAMPION
IS
WINNER
M.ixle
ltosenbloom
Outgenerals
Lea
Lomskl
in
Portland
Bout
PORTLAND,
May
6
Fighting
a
crafty
defensive
battle.
MaxIeRos-enbloom,
the
light
heavyweight
champion,
last
night
held
off
th?
aggressive
attack
of
Leo
Lomskl
of
Aberdeen.
Washington,
and
took
jthe
decision
In
a
ten
round
bout.
Lomskl
nut
un
a
hard
battle
but
Rosenbloom
in
control
of
the!shootlnB
on
these
pert
Swlnunliw
Club,
scheduled
for
.
wm
was
w"
"
tuuwul
last
night,
was
postponed
to
a
later
,'
slt
"
u
ana
gave
a
dat.
I
pretty
exhibition
of
ring
general-
'
.'ship.
Lomskl
put
up
a
better
showing
than
mlsht
luv.
been
..peeled!?"'
At
,lh,,r
"i"'
and
wu
on
the
attaek
all
the
way.,"c",we"
n
:
W,,A
'"'
Some
of
the
experts
figured
wrong-
'.,7
6
T,
.
,1
.
it,.
1
the
ball
to
some
definite
member
of
his
hands
Lomskl
looks
far
fromlthl'
,
being
near
"the
end
of
the
trail."!.
Daring
Thief
Raids
Warehouse
in
Daylight
Finger
Print
Caught
Him
atolen
and
drove
away
with
several
hundred
dollars
worth
cf
clothing.
So
daring
was
the
theft
that
he
might
never
have
been
trared
but
et-ru
found
a
finger
print
on
the
aaine
page
aa
hia
fake
denature
in
the,
tx-
rtM
twok.
1
1
proved
to
Iw
that
or
a
well
known
gingtter.
Throwing
out
their
drag-net
the
jwlire
soon
caught
Mm.
-
His
fmfcr
print
waa
the
mean
of
sending
him
to
jail
for
a
long
term.
Your
Prints
on
Food
Danger!
Thw
aVory
u
not
tokl
to
warn
you
I
Once
you
have
uwsl
Lifebuoy,
you
gaiMt
sUalng.
o
are
not
a
thief,
will
rraliie
why
millions
of
wople
the
ww
do
not
need
a
warning.
But
you
I
wrld
over
u
it
for
this
splendid
do
need
to
be
told
of
the
dangers
in
I
protection.
And
lifebuoy
ia
a
wonder-finger
print
your
prints.
f
ul
help
in
caring
for
vour
complexion.
1
bey
may
bring
a
dangerous
diaeaae
i
It
is
a
blend
of
two
delightful
palm
oila
aud
it
soft,
alujiidant,
healing
lather
penetratea
deeply
into
the
pore
of
your
akin,
making
it
glow
with
health.
Protection
against
Odours
There
ia
no
tierfuiu
in
lifelxioy,
juai
an
eiira-eieau
scent
oi
aalrty
which
diaapear
at
owe
but
tell
you
it
marine
and
protect.
A
bath
with
lifebuoy
before
you
itart
the
day'
woik
aaaure
you
againat
body
odour
tor
many
nours.
Why
not
tine
a
aoap
which
combine
ao
any
advantage!
Voil
will
find
it
liar-
ticularly
good
for
children,
for
it
helpi
to
heal
eut
and
cratcbe
which
other-
wine
might
liet'ome
infected.
Keep
it
alway
on
the
twain
and
for
the
bath.
Iet
everyone
in
ybtif
home
enjoy
it
and
learn
to
adopt
the
lifel-uoy
halit.
Oct
aeveral
cak-
rom
your
dealer
to-day
ao
that
you
will
alway
have
some
on
lurid.
Ltver
IlrollMta
UiuiUil,
TorobUi
Lifebuoy
Health
Soap
A
Luxury
Soap
Plus
a
Germicido
54
WIN
AGAIN
IN
SOCCER
Uorden
Street
Takes
Handsome
Lead
In
Junior
League
Borden
Street
defeated
the
High
glng
outfielder,
Chick
Hafey.
who.
School
by
1-0
in
their
second
victory
of
this
half
of
the
junior
Footoaii
League
series.
This
win,
added
to
that
over
Booth
School
on
Saturday,
gives
them
a
handsome
lead.
The
outstanding
player
of
the
game
was
Morgan
In
goal
for
Borden.
Borden's
back
game
was
stronger
than
the
High
School's
because
the
former
were
always
quick
'to
clear
the
ball
from
the
danger
i
area
In
front
of
their
goal
by
quick
vigorous
kicks
to
the
side
lines.
They
were
never
guilty
of
kicking
the
ball
across
their
own
goal
mouth.
Nakamoto
and
Harold
Fisher
were
strong
defensive
players
for
Borden.
While
Suehlro,
the
High
School
goalkeeper,
gave
a
good
account
of
himself,
the
rest
of
the
back
division
was
not
working
together
as
a
unit.
This
lack
of
cohesion
allowed
the
High
School
goal
to
be
left
wide
open
to
attack
several
times.
Oood
goal-keeping
and
weak
Borden
occasions
were
the
only
things
that
saved
High
from
a
severe
beating.
At
such
times
the
High
back
division
were
very
slow
to
rush
in
and
clear
the
ball
Igame
for
High
School.
Although
he
shot
weakly,
he
passed
the
ball
well,
and
he
attacked
persistently.
More
vigorous
support
from
his
In
side
men
would
have
resulted
in
several
scores.
I
Real
action
began
towards
the
i
middle
of
the
second
half
when
Borden
forwards,
led
by
Dungate
land
Wilson,
began
repeatedly
to
'
penetrate
the
High
defence.
Wilson
broke
quickly
and
threatened
twice.
Hardy
went
In
on
a
clear
goal
but
shot
weakly.
Then
Wilson
was
allowed
to
repeat
the
same
thing.
He
went
In
close
and
outguessed
Suehlro
to
score
the
winning
goal.
High
School
now
attempted
desperately
to
even
the
score
but
they
did
not
have
the
punch.
Borden
did
not
make
the
mistake
of
playing
a
defensive
game.
They
held
their
lead
by
a
strong
offensive
combined
with
their
persistent
habit
of
clearing
the
ball
to
the
side
lines
when
play
!was
dangerous
to
their
goal.
!
Borden
Morgan;
Fisher,
Currie;
Wllliscroft.
Nakamoto,
Naylor;
Lindsay,
Wilson,
Hardy,
Campbell,
;
Dungate.
High
Suehlro;
Walters,
Davles;
Erickson,
Blake,
Ritchie;
Marshall,
Hill,
Cross,
Welle.
Fisher.
I
J
1
Referee,
J.
Campbell.
Baseball
Standings
National
League
St.
LouUT
New
York
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburg
....
Philadelphia
w.
.11
.11
10
.11
:..
9
,.
6-
Brooklyn
,
5
.Cincinnati
i
2
DRIVER
IS
L.
3
S
6
7
9
10
12
14
American
League
W.
L.
Cleveland
12
6
New
York
10
8
Philadelphia
8
7
Chicago
9
8
Washington
..10
9
'Detroit
9
10
Boston
6
10
St.
Louis
5
11
Pet.
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.500
.375
.181
.125
Pet.
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TO
BLAME
Coroner's
Jury
Brings
In
Finding
in
Connection
With
Death
of
New
Westminster
C.lrl
.
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
May
6:
One
of
two
motorists
who
figured
In
a
collision
of
automobiles
here
two
weeks
ago
as
a
result
of
which
one
'of
the
vehicles
mounted
the
sidewalk
and
killed
Audrey
Ooss
was
held
responsible
for
the
fatality,
yesterday
by
the
coroner's
Jury
investigating
the
girl's
death.
The
jury
found
that
one
of
the
drivers
was
travelling
at
an
excessive
rate
of
speed
when
the
crash
occurred,
THE
DAILY
NEWS
SOFTBALL
IS
PLAYED
General
dffice
and
Round
House
teams
both
made
thelrfirstTippffltrif
command
of
the
situation
Batteries
were
Boulter
and
Amey
,
for
General
Office
and
Tullpch
and
Peterson
for
Round
House.
i
Round
House
and
Station
are
scheduled
to
meet
in
the
next
game
Friday
evening.
1
TO
DECIDE
ON
FIGHT
Depends
on
City
Council
Whether
Cleveland
Gets
Title
Bout
.
National
BwreAtion
Association's
Cleveland
will
actually
get
the
Softball
League
last
right
ana1
the
,m!":5S"l?
'JSR
.
T
bout-
onf
JjJlya
will
be
decided
next
former
won
by
a
score
of
21
to
6
It
J
Mond
the
city
couriCn
votes
was
rather
one-sided
yet
not
a
bad
to
on
an
amendment
re-game.
General
Office
was
always
in
cent
cut
fop
the
Box.
lng
Commission
on
the
proceeds.
BASEBALL
SCORES
Pacific
Coast
League
San
Francisco.
6;
Mollywood,
5
Seattle,
0;
Portland,
2.
Will
Improve
SIR
TOM
Nrhnnl
lirniinris
Jrwt
Hoot
Ii
naygrounas
10
nc
liniargcu
By
the
Expenditure
of
$950
"
Relief
Money
r-Er"
city
council,
at
its
special
r
meeting
last
night,
decided
to
spend.
a
balance
of
$1250
left
over
from
the
recent
Eleventh
Avertue
and
sewer
relief
worfes,
$300
on
cinder
sidewalks
and
$950
in
improving
the
Booth
School
playgrounds.
This
money
has
to
be
spent
at
!
once
or
returned
to
the
government
I
at
Victoria,
so
this
work
will
be
"done.
The
Booth
grounds
work
will
be
In
collaboration
with
the
school
board.
;
H-n
i
ui
uir
-
.
.
ininn
i
st
e
i
ii
mi
in
..
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Squadron
In
Enti,
,,";
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till,
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in
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jsi.
t.lnlnn
tho
f,
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to
.
be
the
next
wml
Jive
organliation
k'S
world,
whose
mem
iim
Bre
.
ted
to
fly
the
Roy,;
Thomas'
election
l,
Ki-heouw
take
place
on
ThuicUv.
Get
the
Ab
rtaainj
Davs
$
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any
ofher
fire
MOST
makes
of
tires
are
stronger
than
they
were
two
or
three
years
ago
.
.
.
they
have
to
be
to
stand
up
under
the
'gruelling
punishment
of
today's
harder
driving.
But
remember
this
important
fact
.
.
.
tho
modern
Dominion
Royal
is.
1
8
per
cent
stronger
than
any
other
I
'
i
What
does
this
mean
to
YOU
?
It
moans
that
Dominions
on
your
car
will
give
you
greater
mileage
and
less
trouble.
It
means
that
Dominions
have
a
big
margin
of
extra
strength
to
endure
road
shocks
...
to
withstand
curb
and
deep-rut
abrasion
...
to
endure
the
strain
of
sudden
stops
...
to
resist
the
scorching
heat
of
high
speeds.
Your
car
deserves
these
stronger
Dominion
Tires
.
.
.
and
the
added
protection
of
Dominion
Inner
Tubes.
Here
is
a
combination
of
strength
and
'
dependability
that
will
relieve
your
mind
of
all
tire
trouble
.
.
.
and
enable
you
to
enjoy
thousands
of
care
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miles.
18
per
cent
extra
strength
represents
18
per
cent
greater
valuo
.
.
.
but
Dominions
cost
you
no
more
than
ordinary
tires.
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Dominion
quality!
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Reason
Whu
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