New
PETROLLE
TOO
GOOD
Bat
Battalino
Suffered
Trclinlcal
:
Knockout
at
the
Hands
of
I
Fargo
Express
NEW
YORK,
March
23:
Billy,
Petrolle
gave
Bat
Battalino,
former
world's
feathefwelght
champion,
a
terrific
barrage
of
punishment
until
the
last
of
the
12
rounds
when
a
technical
knockout
was
awarded
In
favor
of
the
Fargo
Express
here
Thursday
night.
Eighteen
thousand
madly
enthusiastic
fans
witnessed
the
bout.
Pe
trolle
weighed
In
at
139
pounds
and
Battallno
at
135.
Mel
Granger
Wins
Indoor
Tennis
Title
SEATTLE,
March
23:
Mel
Granger,
for
years
city
indoor
tennis
champion
of
Seattle,
who
was
prevented
last
year
from
competing
Tor
the
title
owing
to
illness,
regained
the
championship
on
Saturday
by
defeating
Pinky
Nordstrom,
titleholder
for
the
last
year,
in
a
spirited
and
closely
contested
match.
NOT
SIGNED
UP
AS
YET
Bout
Between
Jack
Dempsey
and
Print
d
Camera
at
Reno
in
July
Still
Problematical
CHICAGO,
March
26:
Speaking
here.
Jack
Dempsey,
former
world's
heavyweight
boxing
champion,
saJfl
tfiat
neither
he
nor
PriMo
tftrfnerfe,
the
Italian
heatywelsjlt,
had
yet
beerrttgMd
for
a
projected
bout
on
July
2
or
4
and
that
it
was
entirely
problematical
still
as
to
whether
such
a
bout
would
be
actually
held.
EARL
SANDE
BACK
AGAIN
Famous
American
Jockey
Plans
Return
to
Race
Track
at
Kentucky
Derby
LOUISBVILLE,
Ken.,
March
28:
Earl
Sttftfc.
the
great
Affietfcffl
Jocke
wfte
hbeft
Out
of
racfhf
for
the
paet
few
year
planning
a
return
to
the
track
.and
say
he
expects
to
have
a
mount
in
the
Kentucky
Derby
again
tHW
year.
Glenforan
Wins
Irish
Football
Trophy
2
to
1
DtjKLfM,
March
28
aiehfbfan
won
the
Irish
FOoWall
Cup
on
Sa
turday
by
deTMrttrlg
Lin
field
lri
thf
final
2
to
1.
-
4
VICTfclA
REP
KBdnt
CHAMPS
'-
VANCOUVER,
March
28:-
Victoria
Rep
captured
the
Me-
Kechnie
Cup,
emblematic
of
provincial
ruatry
champion-
sHlpi
by
defeating
Vancouver
Rep
9
to
4
at
Brockton
Point
groufWs
on
Satilfday
after-
noon.
It
It
the
first
time
in
17
yeans
that
Victoria
has
held
f
the
coveted
cup.
?
ODDS
ARE
ANNOUNCED
Athletics
and
Cardinals
Still
Favored
to
Witt
Pennants
Old
Country
Soccer
SATURDAY
SCORES
!
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Second
Illusion
Albion
Rqyers
1,
Hibernians
0.
1
AUoa
1.
St.
Johnstone
0.
!
Arbroath
0,
Brechin
City
2.
Armadale
3.
Edinburgh
City
3.
Boness
1,
Dunfermline
Athletic
3.
Dumbarton
3,
King's
Park
2.
,
Fof
Athletic
6,
Bast
Stirling
3.
j
Qheen
of
South
3,
East
Fife
3.
Raith
Rovers
2,
Montrose
2.
!
St.
Bernards
3,
Stenhousemulr
1.
I
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Second
Division
.
Bradford
2,
Bristol
City
0.
Burnley
1,
Bradford
City
1.
Charlton
Athletic
3,
Notts
County
1.
i
Chesterfield
1.
Mlllwatl
0.
Manchester
United
5.
Oldham
AthlWfc
1.'
I
Nottingham
Forest
2,
Portvale
1.
1
Preston
Northend
0,
Leeds
United
0.
Southampton
3,
Swansea
Town
0.
j
Stoke
City
2,
Barnsley
0.
Tottenham
Hotspurs
0,
Bury
0.
Wolverhampton
Wanderers
2,
Plymouth
Argyle
0.
Have
Reached
Cocos
Island
Schooner
Silver
Wave
and
Party
Reach
Objective,
According
to
Announcement
VANCOUVER.
March
28:-the
Vancouver
expedition
on
the
schooner
Silver
Wave
has
reached
Cocos
Island
where
search
is
to
be
made
for
lost
treasure',
it
was
announced
by
offlWI
bf
the
expedition
here
on
Saturday.
Two
Cruisers
For
Portland
United
States
Navy
to
Re
Represented
at
Convention
of
American
Legion
WASHINGTON)
DC.
March
28:
Trie
Navy
Department
will
send
the
light
cruisers
Concord
and
Alabama
to
Portland
in
connection
with
the
American
Legion
convention
there,
it
Is
announced.
The
Department
had
been
aked
to
send
.ships
for
the
eeaifctl.
Carted
sells
her
fksh
In
over
50
rttfntrlea:
har
salmon
in
30;
bcr
spares
in
25,
while
she
does
a
?cr,-rr41
btttlnei8
with
nearly
a
htfn-?1
:!(
"oun'rieti.
This
advertisement
u
nbt
published
of
displayed
by
the
Liquor
Control
Board
of
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
O.P.K.
Vessel
Nootka
Here
Sunday
Bound
From
Vancouver
to
Skatway
With
Cargo
Ptylng
her
first
visit
to
this
port,
C.P.H.
freighter
Nootka,
with
Capt.
Thrnnu
Pltff
In
mmmanrt
was!
i
On
account
of
exceptionally
mild
vt'eattwr,
AtUmttc
ateamshlp
ser-.
vices
from
Montreal
will
open
this
spring
about
two
weeks
earlier
than
1
usual.
First
sailings
will
be
oh
April
14
with
the
departure
of
the
liners
AaCanla
and
Montcalm,
local!
jsteamshlp
offices
have
been
ad-
vised.
I
'Sr
sayt
isaf
(v
'THE
D'AliV
NEWS
March
j
York
Rangers
One
Up
In
Stanley
Coo
P!ay-o
NEW
YdltK,
March
23:
Philadelphia
Athletics
of
the
American5
Lea'tue
and
St.
Louis
Cardinals
of
the
National
League
are
officially
favored
to
again
win
the
pennants
this
yean
This
was4
revealed
when
odds
were
announced
by
J.
S.
Freed
k
Co,
betting
commissioners.
Following
are
the
odds
quoted
on
the
various
teams
in
each
league:
American
Philadelphia,
6
to
5;
New
York,
3-1
1
Washington,
3-1;
Cleveland,
7-1:
St.
Louis,
151-1;
Detroit,
20-1:
Boston,
25-1;
Cliicalri,
40-1.
Nationalist.
Leuisj
8-5;
New
York,
2-1;
Chicago,
7-2;
Brook-lvn,
92;
Pittsburr,
301
Phila-4delchia.
20-1;
Boston,
25-1;
Cincinnati,
40-1.
Montreal
Canadiens
Crippled
As
Result
of
Injured
Players
And
Chances
Are
Diminishing
i
lNuvv
lUHiv,
luarcn
za:
iNew
xorK
Kangers
took
a
i
one-game
lead
over
Montreal
Canadiens
in
the
first
place
..in..
m
i
u
xta!
i
it
i
r
i
jurf-uij.
suuea
m
uie
xnuliuiiui
xiocney
league
Dy
winning
last
night's
gamfhel'e
by
a
score
of
one
to
nothing
following
their
four
to
three
victory
after
nearly
an
hour's
overtime
in
Montreal
Saturday
night.
The
Canadiens
had
won
uie
una
or
the
best
three
games
out
of
five
series
In
Montreal
on
Thursday
night.
The
fourth
game
and
the
fifth.
If
necessary,
will
be
played
here
this
week.
The
Canadiens
lost
one
of
their
stars,
Pete
Leplne,
last
night
with
a
fractured
leg
and
another
star,
Aurel
Joliat.
on
Saturday
night
with
an
Inlured
leg.
As
a
result
of
these
casualties,
th
chances
of
tfie
champions
to
retain
the
Stanley
Cup
art
believed
much
reduced.
it
a
two-game
series.
The
second
Tame
will
be
played
on
Tuesday
light
in
Toronto.
Total
goals
will
fount
in
deciding
who"
meets
the
winner
of
the
Montreal
Maroons-Detroit
Falcons
series
In
the
best
two
out
of
three
affair
for
the
right
to
challenge
either
Rangers
or
Canadiens
for
the
cup.
Mb'filfe'fil
Maroons
and
tJetroit
Falcons
tied
one-all
last
night
in
the
first
of
the
serlea
in
Detroit.'
Chicago
Black
Hawks,
on
their
Total
goals
will
also
count
lri
this
home
Ice.
defeated
Toronto
one
to
series.
The
second
will
be
played
in
j
nothing
Sunday
night
in
the
first
Montreal
tomorrow
night.
Set
New
Relay
Mark
Triey
set
a
new
girls'
world
mark
for
500-yard
r"lay
swim
At
Long
Beach,
Calif.
They
re
Jostphlnc
MeKitrt.
Marjorie
Lowe,
Jennie
Cramer,
Olive
Hatch
and
Norene
Forbes.
Freighter
Pays
I
Search
Has
First
Call
Here'
Been
Costly
I
Special
Appropriation
From
State
Sought
ny
Hopewell
Police
HOPEWELL,
NJ..
March
28:
Special
appropriations
from
the
state
win
be
requested
III
order
to
help
defray
the
heavy
cost
saddled
th
Hepewell
police
In
eonnec
H-r-
fm
i
n
n-in
vfJrrtf,tfOn
nmrn
on
her
way
from
Varicbu-1
?
w,thj
,h.,lng.
T?h
frhe
!
L.
1
1
n
t
OaI
nnil
Hh
vet
to
3kagtty
has
been
mainly
engaged
inland
serious
frelahtinff
from
the
West
Coast
or,
Wl
ot
rock
Vancouver
Island.
She
was
built
at
Port
Arthur
in
1910.
The
vessel
Is
251
feet
three
Inches
long,
43
feet,:
!0
Inches
beam
and
20
fett,
3
Inches
:
deep.
Her
grosr
tonnage
is
20S0
and
net
1801.
.
,
-
with
a
cargo
of
jr"1..
,
..
.
1600
tons
of
freight
including
lum-
.uiaDcrBn.
.
-
!
k..
iva
anlln
a
nnl
rv4M
"111?
r;.af!s
Nanainio
Miner
tiic
iiuuviw
w
114
iiisiWi
ui
iv
tiaa
w-
Ken
the
place
in
the
C.P.R.
steam-
hahlp
service
of
the
veteran
freighter
PHncMftBha,
which
hat
been
withdrawn
from
service
and
Is
being
of
fered
for
sale
by
the
company.
Formerly
operated
on
the
Great
Lakes,
the
Nootka
arrived
on
this
coast
three
or
four
years
aaond
Seriously
Hurt
NANAIMO.
March
28
Dave
Har-tln,
45-year
old
miner
In
the
Protection
Island
mine,
sustained
a
broken
chest
bone,
fractured
arm
internal
Injuries
In
a
In
the
mine.
His
con
dition
is
regarded
as
critical.
WEATHER
REPORT
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast,
i
'
j
calm;
barmeter,
29:76;
temper-
c,.
.
.
!".turf.
4;
r.a
smofoth.
St.
Lnwrcncc.Kivcr
j
,Trln!e
.is"nnd
Raining,
light.
Is
OpcnnK:
Karlicr'
northerly
wind:
sea
smooth.
'
;
Langfcra
Island
Overcast,
light
nortltwelt
wlhd;
sea
salm.
C.N.R.
TRAINS
Mondays',
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
3
pm.
.
Prom
the
East
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays'
-
lfl:46
am.
KM?
Iyou
"roll
your
own",
use
OgJeti
fine
cut
cigarette
tobacco
EASTER
AT
CATHEDRAL
Special
Sermons
and
Music
Both
Morning
and
Evening
Sunday
;
Large
Congregations
Special
Easter
sermons
and
music
were
given
before
large
congrega-;
tlona
both
morning
and
etenlng
at
1
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Cathedral
yesterday.
The
ehurth
had
-been
!
beautifully
decorated
for
the
Easter
deeaston
by
ladle
of
the
Chancel
Guild
bf
which
Mm.
George
Rorle
Is
president.
Dean
Gibson
was-
assls-!
ted
at
the
services
by
Rev.
W.
Cbl-iison.
At
the
morning
service,
Dean
aib?or!
found
HI
text
In
the
Gospel
according
to
St.
Luke
24-18:
"lie
is
Not
Here,
He
Is
Riser!."
Mrs:
J.
H.
MeLeod
sang
as
a
vocal
solo
"I
Know
That
My
Redeemer
Uveth"
while
the
Arithem
"Christi
Our
Passover"
wa
rendered
by
the
cliolr
with
Mri.
F.
W.
Allerl
and
Mri.
C.
E.
Cullin
as
soloists.
Peter
Lien
presided
at
the
organ.
!
At
the
etening
serviea
Dean
Gib-mhi
s
text
was
from
Luke
2434:
The
Lord
Is
Risen
Indeed."
Mrs.
J.
A
lllhton
sang
"rtejolce
Oreatly"
a
nd
the
choir
rendered
the
anthem
Why
Seek
Ye
the
Lord
Among
the
Dead?"
with
Mr:
F.
W.
Allen,
Mrs.
A.
O
Webber
and
Miss
Molly
Crow
as
soloists.
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
presided
:it
the
organ.
A.
J.
Lancaster
was
choirmaster,
at
both
services.
Wedded
Quietly
Saturday
Night
Mi
Gunvar
Anna
Jaroben
tte-1
comes
Ilrlde
of
Christopher
!
Berg
at
United
Church
The
wedding
took
place
quietly
before
a
gathering
of
friends
in
First
United
Church
at
7
o'clock
Saturday
evening
of
Miss
Ounvar
Anna
Jacobsen
and
Christopher'
Berg,
a
local
Norwegian
couple.
Rev.
I
Alfred
Wilson
officiated
and
Mrs.
I
Wilson
presided
at
the
organ
for
the
Wedding
March.
Witnesses
of'
the
ceremony
were-Mum
Oudrum
1
Girotte
and
Martin
Berg,
brother
of
J
the
groom.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Berg
will
reside
in
Prince
Rupert.
They
have
the
hear-!
ty
congratulations
of
many
friends
in
the
local
Scandinavian
FIRE
TAKES
FIVE
LIVES
FLINTON.
Ont..
March
28:-Five
persons
were
burned
to
death
here
early
yesterday
morning
In
the
destruction
of
a
small
store
and
tene
ment
The
dead
are:
Mrs.
Almeta
Beekworth.
aed
C2,
Mrs,
Leo
Cfts-'bo.
aged
32,
and
the
lalter's
three
children.
',
-
SBiiii
4
Aitv'ntnsiNc.
con.
MlJST
H
lri
HAHLV
i
'
Cnny
for
llsphiy
udvertlsc-
1
"
lights
should
bo
In
the
hands
j
of
Uic
printers
hot
fitter
thail
1
if
ft
in:
the
day
prior
td
publi
j
crttlon.
tills
Is
necessary
to
en
able
best
positions'
to
be
se-
cured,
I
his
Ogden's
cut
plug
is
cooler,
sweeter,
more
fragrant
in
a
pipe
.
,
,
a
really
enjoyable
smoke
for
men
who
want
something
better.
OGDEN'S
CUT
PLUG
1
Never
did
a
thrifty
dish
taste
more
delicious.
In
all
the
range
of
foods
from
which
you
select
your
weekly
menus,
never
will
you
find
a
dish
to
equal
the
flavour,
the
sheer
nutriment
and
economy
that
you
get
in
Heinz
oven-baked
beans.
Hdnz
beans
are
always
the
very
choicest
band-sorted
bean
of
the
crop.
In
the
Heinz
kitchens
at
Leamington
they
are
otm-baked.
Savoury
sauces
such
as
only
Heinz
can
make
are
added
bringing
perfection
to
their
rich,
golden-brown
goodness.
4
Kinds
-
ALL
RAKED
in:
i
vi
MAD
AT
LtAMINOTON.
OWTAtIO,
FOX
NlAltY
A
OUAITTJ
Of
A
CD!
OVEN
BAKED
AFTER
ALL
FACTS
ARE
FACTS
undeniable
BEANS
The
absolute
and
lillliE
GovernmenMabel
SI
'f
I
appearing
on
Ihe
I
'
1
ncclc
of
each
bottle.
j
-
III
Conolii.n
Rut
Ih-l
fM
fan
7
qm)
WZ-QiA
Hdverusement
i
not
uuollsli'-d
or
dlspluy.-o
M
Control
flourd
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
Early
Ad.
Copy
is
appreciate