TORONTO,
April
11
The
Stanley
Cup,
emblematic
of
the
world's
professional
hockey
championship,
remains
in
Canada
for
another
year
as
a
result
of
the
G
to
3
victory
of
Toronto
Maple
Leafs
on
the
home
ice
here
Saturday
night
over
New
York
Rangers.
The
Maple
Leafs,
who
had
toyed
through
the
latter
part
of
the
league
season
and
the
emi-final
play-offs,
accomplished
the
feat,
for
the
first
time
In
Stan-
4tttt
ley
Cup
hockey
history,
of
winning
the
final
by
the
three-straight
vie-
.
RIAX
SCUMBLING
tory
shut-out
route.
Scoring
six
goals
in
each
of
the
final
games,
the
Maple
Leafs,
due
to
the
work
of
their
scintillating
;
forwards,
had
a
total
of
18
goals
In'
the
three
matches
In
comparison
,
......
.....v.
w
WiC
vanetis.
i
The
Torontons
take
the
Stanley
Cup
from
the
Montreal
Canadiens,
who,
crippled
by
injuries
to
some
of
their
most
valuable
players,
were
eliminated
by
the
New
York
Ran-
gers
in
the
early
stages
of
the
semi-
finals.
Just
An
Old
Mexican
Custom
Don
i
be
alarmed
children,
its
lust
an
old
Mexican
custom
to
run
about
like
this
at
festival
time.
The
natives
luve
been
doing
the
tiger
dance
since
the
days
of
thr
Aztecs.
Baseball
Scores
SATURDAY
SCPRES
Pacific
Coast
League
Sacramento
14,
Missions
4.
Portland
6,
Los
Angeles
6.
Oakland
1,
Hollywood
2.
Tfr
!c
oil
rlirHf
!
tnlro
fVilnn
n
v
w
mi,
vw
uiv
V
i
'
fj
not
they
come
but
it
is
well
to
remem-
Tbe
executive
of
the
Prince
Ruber
that
there
are
some
thlnes
Peit
Baseball
Association,
at
a
.worth
going
after.
Some
men
use
an
automobile
as
a
means
of
getting
on
a
high
horse.
HAS
COME
OVEIt
NEW
yoRK,
April
11:
Two
poundj
overweight
but
looking
fit
nnrt
fin
m
Rrhmoiintr
world's
heavyweight
boxing
cnamplon,
arrived
here
at
the
week-end
from
Germany.
He
t
will
start
a
brief
exhibition
tour
at
Chicago
tonight
and
will
go
into
training
about-May
f
10
for
his
next
title
bout.
a
ORGANIZE
BASEBALL
Annual
Meeting
of
Local
Association
Called
For
Friday
Night;
Outlook
Favorable
meeting
yesterday,
decided
to
call
tho
'annual
general
meeting
of
the
association
for
Friday
evening
of
this
week.
The
outlook
for
the
sport
this
year
is
reported
to
be
very
favorable,
despite
the
depression,
and
It
is
expected
to
have
a
Senior
League
of
three
teams.
The
Sons'
of
Canada
have
decided
to
purchase
new
uniforms
,
for
their
nine.
The
flnanejl'tatemcnt
for
the
1931
sqasorunqws
a
balance
of
a
few
dollar!
or?
me
right
side
of
the
ledger.
'i
CN.lt.
TRAINS
Mondays,
Vedneidays
and
Frlr
days
...
3
p.m.
From
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
'.
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son.
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Monday,
Apiii
II
K
PAOB
?OUR
THE
DAILY
NEWS
.j"
r
Toronto
Leafs
Are
New
Hocke
1
II1
I.
H'LIJ
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I
Max
Returns
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.
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!
i
:
I
i
I
I
Max
Schmding,
who
has
returned
to
this
country
to
engage
in
barnstorming
tour.
CALIFORNIA
IS
WINNER
University
of
Washington
Loses
in
Mowing
Meet
at
Lake
Washington
Saturday
SEATTLg.
April
11:
University
of
California
siagad
eleancyt
vie
tories
in
the
vorstty
and
Junior
vnr
slty
events
in
the
intercollegiate
rowing
neet
on
Lake
Washington
here
on
Saturday
afternoon.
The
visitors
were
ten
length
ahead
in
the
varsity
race
and
also
had
a
crathln
victory
In
the
lunior
varsity.
University
of
Washington
won
the
event
for
freshmen
crews.
SPORT
CHAT
Canada's
challenge
for
the
Pavis
Cup,
emblematic
of
world
tennis
honors,
will
rest
this
year
on
tho
shoulders
of
the
quartet
which
in
1931
mt
the
United
States
team.
Dr.
Jack
Wright,
of
Vancouver,
Canadian
singlet
champion;
Gilbert
Nunns
of
Toronto;
Marcel
Ralnvllle
of
Montreal,
and
Walter
Martin
of
Rcglna,
Again
will
represent
the
Domihttn.
hi
Unb'
first-round
matches
ffljnltfo
Unite).
Spates
tean,
tffUfely
scheduled
.UFht
played
AftrtJ
28-30
at
the
Chevy
Chase
Club,
Washington.
D.C.
The
hospital
list
from
the
south,
with
the
Dodgers
leading
In
this
respect,
recalls
the
big
part
luck
plays
in
a
pennant
race
as
far
as
injuries
and
accidents
are
concer
ned.
Connie
Mack
once
said
that
luck
of
the
game
of
baseball,
as
far
as
the
actual
playing
Is
concerned,
means
lest
than
one
percent
in
154
games.
Dut
Injuries
and
accidents
may
run
as
high
as
thirty
percent
agajnst
some
teams.
Star,
ball
players
who
are
hurt
cannot
be
replaced
with
rookies.
Charing
a
rainbow
is
a
poor
way
of
providing
for
a
rainy
day.
STANLEY
CUP,
EMBLEMATIC
OF
PRO
PUCK
SUPREMACY,
REMAINS
i
IN
CANADA
FOR
ANOTHER
YEAR
First
Time
in
History
It
Has
Been
Captured
By
Tiree
,
,
Game
Straight
Shut-out
New
York
Rangers
Outclassed
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advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Hoard
orljy
thejlovernment
of
iiriUlrufflbuT'
RECORD
IN
HALF
MILE
Hen
Eastman,
Crashing
Second
Jlccorrt.
WUhln
Fortnisht,
Sets
New
Time
For
880
Yards
SAN
FRANCISCO,
April
11:
Ben
Eastman,
sensational
Stan-ford
University
sprinter,
broke
his
second
record
within
the
short
space
pf
two
weeks
when
he
did
the
880-yard
distance
in
one
minute,
51
3-10
seconds
Uliririff
a
three-college
track
meet
at
Stan
ford
Oval
on
Saturday.
Eastman
clipped
three-tenths
of
a
second
off
the
former
record
which
was
made
in
192G
by
a
German
runner,
Twq
weeks
ago
Eastman
set
up
a
new
mark
for
the
440rvard
sprint.
PHAR
LAP
POISONED
Australian
Wonder
Horse
Was
Npt
Victim
of
Indigestion
But
Rather
of
Arsenic
SAN
FRANQUSCO.
April
11
Continued
investigations
have
practically
confirmed
the
theory
that
Phar
Lap,
Australian
wonder
horse,
who
died
last
week
at
Menlo
Park
racing
stables,
was
the
victim
not
of
colic
and
indigestion,
as
was
at
first
supposed,
but
rather
of
arsenic
poisoning
used
for
spraying
trees.
Veterinarles
nave
found
traces
of
arsenic
In
Phar
Lap's
stomach-Lumps
of
clay
containing
arsenic
were
also
found
in
the
bedding
straw
In
Phar
Lap's
stall.
Phar
Lap's
tenders
stafe
that
the
horse
had
a
habU
of
munching
cjay.
Phar
Lap
had
won
the
Agua
Oal.
lente
$5O,0d0f
Handicap
a
few
weeks
ago
and
was
at
Menlo
Park
in
the
course
of
a
tour
of
American
tracks.
Kergin
Protests
At
Abolition
of
Agency
at
Any
ox
II.
f,
Kergin.
Libera)
member
of
the
Legislature
for
Atlin.
protested
in
the
House
at
Victoria
fast
week,
at
the
recent
abolition
of
the
government
agency
at
Anyox.
jje
deprecated
the
arrangement
under
wh,lch
men
who
were
under
obligation
to
the
company
acted
as
magistrate
and
coroner
and
controlled
the
town
lion.
J.
w
Jones,
minister
of
finance,
promised
that
the
matter
would
receive
attention.
H0N0
ULU
TRIAL
ON
Clarenre
Harrow
Opposed
By
Imposing
Array
of
Island's
Legal
Talent
HONOLULU,
April
11:
With
a
most
imposing
array
of
Honolulu
legal
talent
lined
up
against
Clarence
Darrov,
celebrated
Chicago
criminal
lawyer
who
is
handling
the
defence,
the
trial
of
Mrs.
Granville
Fortecue,
Lieut.
Thomas
II.
Massle,
her
son-in-law
and
two
United
States
naval
seamen,
E.
J.
Lord
and
A.
D.
Jones,
who
are
accused
of
the
murder
of
a
Honolulu
youth
In
the
alleged
J'honor
killing,"
got
under
way
today
when
taking
of
evidence
commenced.
Practically
all
last
week
was
taken
up
with
the
empan-elment
of
a
Jury
to
hear
the
trial.
The
youth,
whom
the
party
are
accused
of
murdering-
is
alleged
to
have
committed
an
offence
against
Masslc's
wife
and
Mrs.
Fortescue's
daughter.
"T
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.
The
Dally
rfews
can
be
purchased
at
Pn.it
Office
News
Stand,
323
Qranyille
St..
Vancouver.
Karl
Anderson,
Prlncw
Oeorge,
D
C.
R.
W.
Riley,
Terrace,
11
.C,
General
Store,
Anyox.
Smlthers
Drug
Store,
Smith-
ers,
UjO.
Here's
Something
You'll
like
I.
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mw
l
L
I.I.
BULLS
IN
INTERIOR
Fourteen
Excellent
Animals
to
He
Used
For
Breeding
Purposes
PRINCE
GEORGE,
April
11:
The
first
consignment
of
pure-bred
bulls
to
be
loaned
to
farmers
this
year
under
the
Dominion
Government
Bull
Loaning
Policy
were
distributed
throughout
the
central
interior
along
the
Canadian
National
Railways
line
last
week.
T.
O.
Stewart,
Victoria,
who
has
charge
of
this
policy
for
the
Domin
ion
Government
In
B.C.,
shipped
In
14
excellent
Aberdeen
Angus
and
.Shorthorn
animals,
purchased
at;
'he
recent
Calgary
bull
sale.
These
bulls
were
placed
with
far-,
mers'
clubs
where
-the
farmers
agreed
to
stabllsh
a
community
breed
centre.
All
stock
en
these
farms
are
to
be
of
the
same
breed
and
type,
from
which
uniform
ca
riots
of
commercial
stock
cap
be
.selected
Three
Agus
bulls
were
placed
at
Engen.
three
at
Endako,
one
Shortr
horn
at
Prince
George,
one
at
Tpp-ley,
two
at
Telkwa
and
four
In
(he
Burns
Lake
district.
The
Shorthorns
were
mjjnjy
of
dual
purpose
breeding
from
dams
with
excellent
milk
records.
Two
more
shipment
of
bulls
for
distribution
throughout
this
ter
ritory
win
rouow
at
a
later
aate.
u
Is
antlcloated
that
about
thirty
bulls
will
be
loaned
to
farmers
in
I
the
central
interior
of
BjC.
by
the
Dominion
Government
this
year.
Atlin
Man
Drops
Dead
in
Vancouver
Thomas
Kirkland
Expires
Suddenly
In
Restaurant
in
Southrrn
City
Thomas
Kirkland.
Justice
of
the
peace
at
Atlin,
In
which
district
he
has
been
engaged
in
mining
and
prospecting,
collapsed
last
Tuesday
evening
In
a
restaurant
In
Vancouver,
dying
almost
immediately.
The
man
had
been
111
for
some
time
and
death
was
due
to
natural
causes.
An
autopsy
was
made
before
burial
took
place.
Nothing
is
drier
than
the
tears
of
a
cheat.
GREAT
SMOKES
Keeps
the
mouth
cool
and
moist
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JaHsfyincj,.
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WRIGLEY5
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pJptrt
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