1
Former
Champion
and
REGIMENT
Chang
.JACK
AND
KINGFiSH
Heavyweight
Matched
For
botit
to
Be
Held
in
July
CHICAGO,
April
13:
Announcer
ment
was
made
yesterday
that
Jack
Dempsey,
forme
world's
heavy-
TO
ENTER
Will
Again
Be
Represented
With
Team
In
Senior
Football
League
This
Season
e
in
Bird
Season
Dates
is
Asked
by
Anyox
ALICE
ARM.
April
13:
A
petition
Is
being
circulated
among
sportsmen
of
Allee
Arm.
Anyox
and
elsewhere
In
the
district
requesting
the
Game
Board
to
make
the
season
for
shooting
ducks
and
geese
from
October
1
to
January
18
Instead
of
from
September
1
to
December
IS
as
at
present,
A
large
number
of
names
have
already
been
placed
on
the
petition.
4
The
Daily
News
can
be
pur
chflsed
at
.
Post
Office
News
Stand.
325
Granville
St..
Vancouver.
Karl
Anderson.
Prlnc
Ocorge,
B.C.
R.
W.
Riley,
Terrace,
B.C.
4
General
Store.
Anyot.
Smlthers
Drug
Store.
Smith-
ers.
B.C.
h
Opens
Season
By
Out
Two
!
,
SPORT
CHAT
Major
league
fans
are
due
to
the
western
coast
who
performed
down
six
thousand
dollars.
The
j
Yankees
bought
his
contract,
stlj
pulating
the
same
amount
per
month.
The
Big
League
season
is
only
five
months
long.
His
pay
from
the
Yankees
would
be,
therefdre,
only
five
thousand
dollars.
If
he
tnakes
the
grade
he
will
probably
get
a
bonus
fully
compensating
him
for
the
deficiency
but
Hill
has
been
thinking
about
that
Yankee
outfield.
Can
he
beat
out
Ruth,
or
Coombs,
or
Chapman?
And
what
about
Dusty
Cooke
and
Myril
Hoar?
And
if
he
can't
squeeze
ln,
how
much
will
he
get
if
the
Yanks
send
him
to
Newark?
These
are
the
rea
sons
why
Jesse
has
been
a
holdcAit,
up
to
this
writing,
on
the
very
eve
of
his
Big
League
career.
However,
they
all
capitulate
sooner
or
later,
and
the
concensus
of
this
department
is
that
Barbee
and
Hill,
the
Hollywood
bid
boys,
who
are
m6vlng
pictures
hi
their
J
own
right,
will
be
cavorting
In
Pirate
and
Yank
uniforms,
respectively,
before
the
season
is
very
far
ad
vanctd.
C.N.R.-
TRAINS
Mondays.
Wednesdays
arid
Fridays
.
3!
p.m.
From
the.
East
Chicago
Iearn
within
a
few
days,
that
Holly-
j
wood
nas
other
products
than
talk-,
ing
pictures.
Fbf
two
playboys
01
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Satur-
well;
days
10:40
a
m.
:
-Henry
Fbrd
Creates
V8
Engine
Phot
tM
Mr.
Htftry
Ford
t
work
6n
tho
new
V-8
engine
ho
created
for
th
new
Ford
cart.
Tho
photograph
was
made
In
the
Ford
Engineer
Ing
Labdratorlee
at
Dearborn,
Mich,
Tho
photograph
tUO
khtwt
the
new
engine.
ltft
rti
cylinder
Mocke
eet
at
90
degrees;
tho
fan,
generator
and
two
tentrlfuOal
water
pumpt
driven
by
belt
from
tho
crankshaft;
tho
distributor
below
the
fan,
and
the
downdraft
carburetor
and
Intake
elUnfcer,
'oil
filler
and
cranktatt
breather
pipe
and
fuel
pump
on
top
of
tho
engine.
Bambino's
Hitting
Helps
Yanks
To
Defeat
Philadelphia
12
to
6;
Cardinals
Win
Their
First
Game
PHILADELPHIA,
April
13
Babe
Ruth
has
done'
many
lasl
year
m
the
outfield
of
the
it
sensational
baseball
feat
but
yesterday
he
added
a
new
Hollywood
coast
League
outfit
have
one
to
tfie
list
when
he
poled
out
two
home
runs
in
the
first
graduated.
Dave
Barbee,
the
Hack
cnViprlnlpd
6-iimp
nf
trip
spnsnn
flnn
nf
tlm
mi-nnif
r1mita
ZTZ'li
T
te
71.
came
in
the
first
inning
and
brought
in
three
runs.
Ruth's
sky
of
Chicago
had
been
matched
bv
by
the
tne
Pirate
and
Jesse
Hill,
Tor-
...
,
.
,
.,
to
,
.
.
.
-far
a
headline
bout
to
be
staged
in
met
track
speedster
and
Trojan
batting
was
largely
responsible
f
of
the
12
to
6
victory
Of
Julv.
Term
hH
tn
n
football
player,
has
been
Durchased
ihe
New
York
Yankees
over
the
s-
;
Olid
ftpnn
h
hpn
tonto
HvoIt.
bv
Cbl.
RubDert's
Yankees.
,
Philadelphia
Athletics,
the
league
elded
upon
as
the
bout.
venue
for
the
I
champions.
George
Earnshaw,
big
rtrhx
nniert
out
45
hnm
run
right-handed
star
of
the
Macfci
and
batted
well
over
.300.
In
addr-
men's
pitching
staff,
was
hit
henv-tlon
to
this,
he
packed
them
in
at
u?
bV
6
Yankee
batters,
Sammy
the
turnstiles.
A
colorful
lad,
this
Byrd
and
Lou
Gehrig
also
getting
Barbee.
Hift,
who
caused
Coast
homers,
the
former
two
and
the
League
fans
to
pooh'pooh
the
fleet-
,auer
on?-
nees
of
foot
of
New
York's
Ben
In
the
onlv
other
American
Chapman,
has
yet
to
show
any
ex-
League
game
yesterday,
the
Chl-
trtordmary
prowess
at
the
plate
ca8
White
Sox
scored
a
9
to
2
vie
but
can
hfr
run!
Hnllvannd
fans
tory
over
St.
Louis
Browns.
have
It
all
figured
out
that
If
Jesse
Bad
weather
prevented
the
play-,
Helen
Wills
Moody
was
seen
in
i
mikes
the
Kifede
at
the
Yankee
,ng
of
the
Washington-Detroit
and
,
practice
tennis
games
here
Monday
Stadium,
and
if
Chapman
is
as
fast
Cleveland-Boston
games.
j
preparatory
to
her
departure
Tor
Th
wf
Mn-th
Nrth
n
r.
Doimant
R
Relment
J.
.i
?'
as
thev
sav
he
is
(L
h
ui.
Ne
!
.....
lEngland
and
France
where
she
will
rooiDaii
uniD,
at
a
meeting
KUt'v
,
,T
J
Y,
,
nauonai
uague
night,
decided
to
again
enter
a
ilJLTJ
U.Tle
"
nIetl.0la
'hr.d
All
games
were
played
in
the
Na-
team
icum
in
in
the
uib
Senior
oemor
Football
roouaau
League
league
k-,.
"u""c,u-
tmi
01
n,s
"nal
wuiuw
League.
hcubuc.
v-uituiuiiu
Cincinnati
Reds
neus
de
American
League.
New
York,
12;
Philadelphia,
6.
Chicago,
S;
St.
LpuLs,
2.
National
League
Cincinnati,
S;
Chicago,
4.
Boston,
8;
Brooklyn,
3.
St.
Louis,
10;
Pittsburg,
2.
Philadelphia,
13;
New
York.
5.
Baseball
Scores
Pacific
Coast
League
Hollywood,
6;
LOs
Angefes,
2.
Seattle.
11;
Oakland,
6.
Portland,
ll;
Sacramentb,
9.
Moose
Bridge
and
Whist
Enjoy&blt
Sixteen
Tables
at
Jolly
Affair
HeM
Last
Evening
Refreshnfcnts
Served
After
Cards
A
very
enjoyable
bridge
and
whist
party
was
held
last
night
In
the
Moose
Hall
by
the
local
Moose
Lodge.
There
were
sixteen
tables
of
cards
and
prize-winners
were:
Brldgt
Ladles'
first
Mrs.
F.
E.
Wermlg;
second
Mrs.
Oscar
Landry;
men's
first
Mrs.
Wm.
Roth-
second
a.
M.
Hunt.
Whist
Ladies'
first,
Mrs.
V.
Grims.oh;
Aecohd
Mrs.
F.
Barber,
men's
first
Charles
Lemon
second
F
J.
Fuller.
.0
HI
Is
Royef
was
matter
of
ceremonies
for
bridge
and
O.
R
Blg-&urt
foi
whlt.
After
cards,
delicious
refreshments
were
served.
The
ladl6s'
committee
consisted
Of
Mrs.
Charles
Edwards,
Mrs.
Bsm'
Hougan,
Mrs.
H.
Skattebol
and
Mrs.
Percy
Cameron.
Dr.
Kergin
Is
i
Speaker
Before
i
Young
People
The
First
Presbyterian
Young
People's
Society
held
its
regular
meeting
last
evening
in
the
church
hall.
There
was
a
good
attendance.
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin
gave
an
interesting
talk
on
his
trip
into
the
Peace
River
country.
The
remainder
of
the
evening
was
spent
in
playing
games.
Refreshments
were
served
at
the
clos$
of
the
meeting.
1?
.
,
Former
Judcje
of
:
Alaska
is
Dead
A.
R.
S(6Brlde
Passes
Away
,
Seattle
Today
at
Age
of
82
In
"SEATTLE,
April
13:
A.
G.
Mc
I
,
Bride,
aged"
82.
former
probate
J
Judge
of
Alaska,
Is
dead
here.
j
MRS.
MOODY
GOES
GOOD
Famous
Tennis
Star
in
Top
Form
I'rior
to
Her
Departure
For
England
SANTA
CRUZ,
Cal.,
April
13:-
engage.ln
important
national
and
international
competitions.
Mrs.
f-i
ae-
Moodv
was
declared
deC'ared
to
to
he
be
ln
in
"tnr
top
at
H
"
coud
this
season.
William
Lyons
was
el-!f"
wy
cov,er
feated
chlca6
Cub
5
Boston
ZZ
ected
secretary-treasurer
of
the
club
while
J.
S.
Wilson
was
named
delegate
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Foot
ball
Association
with
C.
J.
Norring
Wit
f-fuiraoii
ujr
""u.
,
Braves
scored
an
8-3
victory
over
1
.
.
.
,.
.
Brooklyn
Robins.
St.
Louis
Cardln-
.
Hill,
however,
isn't
so
sure
that
.....
....
.
Atuuv
T
V
u
aiS
ine
wrJa
cnampions,
nad
an
.uw
vuc
iuu.cca
!uv;u
,
easv
TOln
nvp.
p,ttjthllr
piratM
ton
as
alternate.
Election"
of
other
g!d
break
atu,that
"If
pay
!f$t
the
Philadelphia
Nationals
officers
was
deferred
until
an
adjourned
meeting
to
be
held
next
Monday.
J.
S.
Wilson
presided
over
last
night's
meeting
in
the
unavoidable
absence
of
G.
P.
Tinker,
the
'
T
-1
1'
.
"JUUS"'U
scbttd
a
13-5
victory
over
New
York
month.
The
Coast
League
season
0iQnts
,n
a
mteit
hpinp
being
sir
six
Tnnrith
months
long,
Inner
ho
he
dre
rtreY&t
..
.
.
ine
day
s
scores
summarized:
Only
One
Crew
For
Huskies
at
aa
tional
itfeet
SEATTLE.
April
13:
One
crew
only
will'
represent
University
of
Washington
at
the
national
collegiate
rowing
meet
at
Poughkeepsie
thl
year,
it
is
intimated
here.
Unquestionably,
the
varsity
crew
will
be
lent
east
in
spite
of
the
fact
that
it
tost
to
University
of
Cali
fornia
here
last
Saturday.
King
of
Swat
!
u
Babe
Ruth
makes
two
home
runs
in
opening
game
of
season.
A
special
meeting
of
the
city
council
is
called
for
tonight.
Bust
ness
on
the
agenda
includes
the
en-gagtrrg
of
a
new
City
Hall
panltor.
receiving
of
a
report
on
rotating
of
It-
Orrr
3,000,000
tnttim
irrrc
rreflml
(n
Ihf
Turttt
Cipnrrtte
llitfhry
i'Atlrt
tin
unrqnnlled
rrcortl
for
IMtpulnrily
among
prltr
contnl
In
the
Onmlnion
of
(Utnntla.
Tlitul-tng
of
entries
h
praeeeillng
irllh
all
ponnihle
rpeetl
ami
a
Hut
of
prlte
ulnntm
iftl
lie
ptiblihel'
at
the
earliett
possible
moment.
'BP
or
15c
or
25c
anil
in
flat
tlntfif
fifty
anil
one
hundred.
ll!,v
April
flNf.lNNATI
KIDNAPPING
rcTCHArpv!
THREATE!
VJL1J
iiniiii,
.
I
LOS
ANGELES
ft;
Star
Batter
Moves
From.
St.
Lonis
Egan
Mjner
0f
thl
tndef
Trade.bea.1
Announced
demand
yesterday
k.
On
Monday
for
failing
to
pay
bi
,
;
!
fning
of
her
four-yi
,
ST.
LOUIS.
April
13:
"cnieK
"
Hafey,
star
batsman
of
the
world
champion
St.
Louis
Cardinals,
has
been
traded
to
the
Cincinnati
RedsJ
it
is
announced.
Among
other
player's,
the
Cardinals
will
get
one
right-handed
pitcher
by
the
deal.
It
was
not
divulged
what
salary
Hafey
will
get
from
the
Reds.
He
was
holding
out
for
$17,000
from
Cardinals,
$13,000
navlng
been
offered
for
his
services.
;No
Formalities
!
In
Presenting
j
Hoop
Trophies
The
Prince
Rupert
Basketball
As
sociation,
at
a
meeting
last
night.;
decided
to
forego
the
holding
of
a
,
.
social
function
this
spring
in
con-
nection
with
presentation
of
league
trophies
following
the
past
season's
'
play
to
their
respective
winners.
Captains
of
the
winning
teams
will
merely
pick
up
the
trophies
from
league
officials.
It
hail
been
Intended
to
discuss
i
plans
for
next
season's
hoop
actl-1
vltles
last
night
but
time
did
not
,
permit
of
this
being
done.
j
Northland
Navigation
Go's
mo
torshlp
Belllngham
arrived
in
port
at
7:30
this
morning
from
Ketchikan
with
two
carload
Of
freah
men
ln
the
garbage,
nlghtsoll
and
halibut
for
transhipment
on
to-water
service
and
meeting
a
com-
day's
train
to
the
United
States,
mlttee
appointed
by
a
recent
pub-
Alter
discharging,
the
Belllngham
Uic.
jntttlog..
..
sailed
on
hr
return
to
Ketchikan
'
'
'
;
JsLfi
Qhe
RECORD
SPEAKS
ITSELF
$500,;
The
tremendous,
nation-Hide
rrnponae
to
the
content
vTt"
yi.rfUI,.,n
"""'Wllon
nitli
the
conK
-mml
in
the
i-Nntlonal
Hookey
IaBue
Tor
thcoruMtn
of
19.11-32,
U
evldcnre
or
the
avid
liilerrst
r
U
Cai,.,Uanr.
lhHr
,m
national
Ramejiist
as
the
innlinurd
prefirrme
of
inillioiis
of
Umadian
sinokrrs
for
Turret
Clpirett
itidiM.ulnlde
evidence
of
their
quality,
mll.lnr
d
vtnt.
After
all,
nothinR
run
replme
mnH
,nrirt
tohaccoj
prown
and
Hpene.1
r!R,t
out
in
the
field
under
natiiro'n
ohii
min-ig
i
-notl,iK
Brtlficlul
oImmiI
lliut-und
llio
liiMh
uallty
1
c
Uualmj
and
Mildness
urret
IGA.KETTES
Imperial
Tobacco
Company
of
(Una.la,
l.lmllrd,
tilt
j
A
F
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EVER1
MEAL
CACH
KITE
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AND
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THE
COST
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Income
Taxi
Returns
Dominion
returns
m
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filed
by
3oth
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