BUSINESS
MEN
(Continued
from
page;
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Prince
Rupert
Daily
Nevvs
Wednesday.
May
14,
1902
stock
nmrket
investine.
Indians
Trounce
Yanks
7b
i?efafl
2-Game
lead
Despite,
this
caution,
howeve'.l
Martin
rroljlslicr
in
1576
dis-.
Besides
iu
"lain.
cU
and
coal,
and
sporadic
selling
.sprees,
tito
covered
the
eastern
Arctic
isi
Alberta
in
10ii
had
an
output
Toronto
market
closed
accumu-
lands
of
Canada'
while
searching
'
of
$122.0(10
WKI
from
manufac-lated
cnougn
Bvrength
during
for
a
northern
passage
to
Asia.
turing
pnd
proeessine
industries
the
week
to
push
the
exchange's
.
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Indices
to
the
level
of
mid-
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YORK
(CP)
High
flying
Cleveland
Indians
trounced
New
York
Yankees
in
a
hard
hitting
American
League
content
Tuesday
night
to
retain
heir
two
game
lead
over
the
Washington
Senators.
,
WRESTLING
Ciyf?f
jCentre,
May
16
and
17
The
Senators
took
their
ninth
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April.
Industrials,
base
metals
and
western
oils
posted
gains
ranging
to
more
than
five
points,
while
golds
added
slightly
less
than
a
point.
New
York
made
little
head-i."
way
in
early
trading
Monday,?,
slipped
in
mid-.ses.sion
but
.
recovered
by
the
close.
Prices
edged
higher
In
quiet
tradin-r
Hi'.iiiay
i.r.U
continued
upward
Wednesday.
Late
selling
cut
gains
on
Thursday
and
prices
njwed
Utile
trend
yesterday.
From
Friday
to
Friday
the
Toronto
Stuck
Exchange
Indices
showed
industrials
up
5.61
at
317.67,
golds
up
.97
at
88.88,
base
metals
up
341
nl,
in.Mlrt
find
western
oils
u-
3.76
at
14841.
In
the
Montreal
average.;,
banks
were
down
.10
at
29.93,
untitles
up
,8
Bt
84.4,
Industrials
up
4.09
at
198.1.
combined
up
BASEBALL
SCORES
N;i!iiili;il
Driioktyn
14.
Kt.
Ixj.iis
R.
(Three
nip;ht
Knn.e.sJ
Chicaso
0.
Pliihidelphi
i
C.
Cincinnati
4,
New
York
7.
PittsbuiKh
1.
Bo..ton
3.
Amcriran
New
York
6.
Ckvcl.intl
10.
Washington
4,
Detroit
3.
Pliiladelphia
5,
St.
I-ouis
1.
Boston
5,
Chiciijro
5.
rci.
Scuttle
7,
Sun
'nux.i.sro
a.
Oiiklund
4
tJacraiiirula
3.
Kan
DicnO'
4.
U&
Angeles
1.
Hull)
wood
8.
FnrtJand
0.
WeniU'hce
3,
Spokane
23.
1.
MEN'S
BOUT-
JACK
O'REILLY
(Australian
Chamm
vs
LUIGI
MACERA
Italy)
2.
WOMEN'S
BOUT
'
W-
GINGER
O'HARA
KORY
PALMER
1'
toiy
in
ten
fames
by
edging
'ao
Detroit
Tliiers
in
at
pilclKTs'
U-l
i-A.
In
the
Natinml
League,
the
fw
York
Uiant3
malntaint'd
loir
one
Raine
lead
over
the
rcxklvn
Dniiijers
by
drfentins
Cincinnati
Rods
7-4.
i
iokhn
w-illorx-d
th.
tit.
.ouis
Cardinals
11-8
in
a
day
me.
T-ry
Dohv.
r),ile
Milehell
and
Hy
Hofinc
hit
home
runs
as
the
i
i
"s
m:ile
H
four
In
a
rovt
over
U;
Yankees.
Boone
clinch-j
i
matters
by
slamming
a
three-
n
homer
in
the
eighth
in-,
.n".
i
Steve
Oromek
was
credited
flth
the
victory
although
ehas-
JUDO
EXHIBITION
Vancouver
at
Salem
postpon-3.5
at
160.2,
papers
up
39.20
at
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14
lilirl
fiilil
mi
1
fit
nt
i
in
the
seventh.
Belting
Bill
ed,
rain.
Andy
Patterson
ond
Civic
Centre
Class
Reserved
Seats
kiiigside
SI.
50
AihUl
Kuh
$1.00
,
Mu.li
11N
50c
Tickets
at
Civic
Centre
and
(irolto
(
isar
Store
Phone
231
or
372
iller
rr.d
Bob
Kuzava
hit
free
Yakima
at
Lcwiston,
postpon-
66.85.
ed,
rain.
in
'New
York,
the
Associated
Victoria
6,
Tri
City
5
12
in-1
Press
average
of
00
stocks
iiirigsl.
climbed
$2.40
cents
to
S102.50.
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in
the
third
and
fourth
in-ivs.
and
Indians
built
up
a
7-0
lead.
A
New
York
rally
cut
the
lead
to
7-5
after
seven
Innings
but
Lou
Brissle
and
Early
Wynn
held
the
Yanks
in
check
after
that.
The
Brooklyn
Bats
roughed
up
six
St.
Louis
pitchers
(or
14
hit
in
the
victory
Unt
,spoi!c-l
Eddie
Stanky's
Ebbets
I
"homecoming"
as
Cardinal
manager,
despite
a
pair
of
two-run
homers
by
8tan
Muslal.
Preacher
Hoc,
the
Dodgci'
"Tuesdav"
Ditcher,
pitched
like
it
was
Wednesday
or
Thursday
a3
he
let
most
of
the
early
7-0
lead
slip
throiiKh
his
fineers
in
tm-Cil
'i,
i
Harrington,
second
fion
rltrht,
and
Jimmy
Shmltt.
seennrt
from
lrft
:,iof
i:ig.rdtcnU
for
a
Ashing
conversation
a
blj
fish
and
an
audience.
The
boys
raru.
which
came
a
cropper
when
it
vlsiUd
Chill.
Ont.
Kay
Walters,
5.
left,
and
imt,
7.
rlKhl,
admire
the
catch
mule
by
O
enii,
10.
and
Jimmy,
9,
in
Mill
Creek,
1
cli
tame
north
of
Main
street.
"
(Cp
pnoxO)
!
his
fifth
straight
Tuesday
start.
r
I
rl
.'
.
Ben
Wade
rescued
Treacher
In
the
fourth
and
won
his
first
major
league
game
and
also
made
his
first
major
league
homer
in
the
sixth
and
a
double
tn
th?
eighth.
The
full
schedule
of
four
night
games
were
played
in
the
American
League
with
three
nisht
games
In
the
National.
PCHL
Changes
(Name;
Now
tailed
VHL
2
oud
rieet
to
les
Says
Oracle
BOWLING
SCORES
vAddition
to
the
Ladies'
Bowl-
5ay!e
Talbot
;
president
will
lake
off
the
bas-j
VANCOUVER
CP)-The
Pacific
1
,
kctb:.II
map."
I
Coast
Hockey
League,
which
fx
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V
,
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stretches
to
Saskatoon,
officially
!ni!
Lcaaue
result.3
yesterday:
t
spoils
eililorj
Ih.ywear
(hat
two
Pitts-1
changed
Its
name
Tuesday
to
i
Team
high
single
-Annettes,
y.a.cnnuuercial
Ap-
burgh
fun.
leaving
the
varkjtl1e
Western
Hoekcv
Ia-iie
1170.
Team
high
three
Lyons,
3211.
?
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on
jailer
walching
the
Pirates
iliopi
L!wt
ycar
thc
p,.t.ssiona,
K'"''
11,0
ar.j-j
another
decision,
vk-.-rc
heard
dis-
j
lo,,p
ll(dl,d
thrcc
Canadian'
J
:
irivc
srea
leave
;
.
n-mg
one
of
Billy
Meyers'
;
pr:lilie
ter.ms
on
a
tryout
basis.
I
he
sl:i
lih
a
wee.;
;
j'tiineroii.s
lookles.
One
of
lkin'iwin
ih,.
,.ij
o,
p."
dial
heart-slab-1
fu:d
he
liked
the
boy.
but
cx-ih;lDUV
wm.
the
orranpement.
Football
Tonight
HiiiGrai
Says
th-ijp
css-.'d
the
opinion
he
should
be
land
the
league
voted
to'
make
!
'r'
jseiu
to
a
minor
league
team
for!
it
permanent.
,
I-
wire
i
he
futurej
V
or
two.
j
It
is
an
eight
team
circuit
with
!
lo
HmvWi
recond!
'Where,'
his
companion
.
de-
i
Vancouver.
Victoria
and
New
t
liHI
I'nme
did
nianded,
'can
you
find
u
more
1
Westminster.
Tacoma
and
Seat-I'fencs
aid
became
ninior
league
club
than
the
one
tlc
hold-over
members.
I
war
So
(lij
C';-
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wittl
1
iwlit-
now?"
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4
''il
il
was
all
a
mis-1
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f
iv:
bn'.h
Prcakness'
Hogers
Mornsby
of
llw
St.
j
-NHiHTING.M.KS"
$Ol.H
f
Biimlirh,
second
Louis
Browns
says
his
Clint!
CHALFONT
S'l.
GILES,
Eng.
'filed
Gallahadion.
Courtney
is
thc
first
bespectacled
!
(CP)
Ntghtingahs."
the
nhu-
.he
Belmont
and
catcher
he
ever
saw
He
recalls
lialaax
was
a
head-
that
Lec
Meadows
was
the
first
,
'
H
and
then
cIoul-
pitcher
and
Groi-c
Toporccr
the
Marshal
Earl
and
Countess
Alex-
$-m
and
became
the
'
first
inf
ielder.
j
ander,
set
in
beautiful
Bucking-,
CYO
vs
HEAVY
BATTERY
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sea-;
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catching
is
the
best
ham.shlrc
woodland,
has
been
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for
a
player
like
I
hat,"
the
'
Sold.
Earl
Alexander,
Britain's
'Kajali
reasons,
"lie
has
tlie
mask
I
dprenrc
minister,
is
negotiating
c.
in
.i-1
Ail.
a.!
to
piolect
him.
while
.any
place
!,,,,..
,
j
7:00
p.m.
-itoll
coach
as
else
he's
lial)!c-to
get.
a
bad
hop.
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his
glasses
w
Snide.-
in
,c
Courtney
tapes
on
f
..)ital:
and
iiv:
doesn't
have
fny
trouble
v.hi
M
he
thiows
thc
mask
off
on
a
foul
fly."
I
)'
mc
like
one
of
the
f
vall
soic.s
i,i
1
lie
Square
Garden,
is
I
have
li.
linlle
'r-jt
'cs
have
hern
f
t:"'
Ganlen
since
Remember
when?
Clem
Loughlin
ended
a.
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NOTICE
To
oil
members
of
the
Canadian
Legion,
B.E.S.L.
If
voti
have
been
a
member
for
25
years,
please
send
name
and
details
to
Secrctary-Mana-agcr
....
Please
advise
other
members
of
Ihis
advertisement.
,u
me
I
hut
no
'.
year
hockey
career.
15
years
ago
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Hawks.
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year
I
'i'T
Hl-
surrounds
.
uter
his
retirement
to
give
full
I
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"
llare
has-.
mr
to
his
wheat
farm
and
ho-
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and
t,,.
at
Viking,
Alia,
thc
Hawks
"
're
llial
coll.
ge
:
von
the
Stanley
Cup.
of
a
professional
career!
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now!
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will
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a
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training
tliat
will
always
be
valuable.
If
vou
are
between
IS
and
21
and
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Junior
Marriculation
or
the
equivalent,
see
the
Career
Counsellor
a.t
the
address
in
the
coupon
or
mail
the
coupon
now!
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well
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asiation
and
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hether
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later
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