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1 SETTER EERE SERRE HEMLOCK We have a large and well assorted stock of Hemlock on hand. You will find that we can meet vour needs at right prices, "THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. McGRAW HOLDS TRADE RECORDS: The Glants' Manager Leads in Pulling Off Some Very Big Deals. Connie Mack is a developer of ball players, Connie is also fairly strong on selling them for real cash. John McGraw, of the Glants, is a "go get 'em" manager. When he wants to strengthen his bail club he puts over a trade. TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1929. Sha | OIRED 1 THEM DAYS IS GONE FOREVER 1 HOCIEY OD | THAN CARSTINTTY 7 Wowly Discovered Figures' | GOSH MOW I HATE THESE on Marble Apparently Those | AUTOS -- THEY'RE A of Hookey Players, NUISANCE, I DECLARE Anotier masterpiece of Greek art Gas deen found in Athens which re~| THEY \ THINK THEY OWN THE WHOLE DARN STREET --THEIR FUMES POLLUTE THE AIR HT veals thet hockey was played as long | ago as 490 B.C. { The Athens correspondent of the | Manchester Guardian writes: | "The discovery a short while ago | of a fine marble basis, sculptured in | relief, which had beem used es bulld- ing material for the old wall of | . - Athens constructed by Themistocles | in 478 B.C. has led to the discovery | of another basis of the same type | within a few metres of the first. This | oacond basis is aleo decorated om | three sides with figures in low reHef | McGraw is generally regarded as the champion trader of all No less than been involved In his so-called big deals. Charley Herzog has Graw"s most traded ball player. In 1909 he traded Herzog to Bos- ton for Beals Becker, sent Bridwell and Hank Gowdy to Boston for Herzog. ed Herzog and Catcher Hartley to Cincinnati for Bob Bescher. In 1917 he decided he again need- times. 92 ball players have been Me- TTT = In 1911 he HT] In 1914 he trad- ETT Ia Allat TEL.1092 VICTORIA ST. KING STON.OKT.E REAL ESTATE, BONDS AND INSURANCE We pay Cash for Viectory's. KINGSTON AGENCIES, Limited J. 0. HUTTON Phone 703. B. G. ROBERTSON - 67 Clarence Street and is in almost perfect condition. | "Only faint traces of the color, how- | over, are to be seen, but otherwise it hes suffered but little harm. On the ed Herzog to bolster up his infield and sent Roush, McKechnie and Mathewson to Cincinnati for Her- ¥0g. - youths of Athens, » FAABEER » bree? top of the basis is a socket for the insertion of the fget of a statue, as in the case of the first. "On the central side is depicted a soene which is remarkable and uni- As fn the case of the first basis, it concerns the daily life of the A group of six young men is seen. In the centre stand two, each holding in his hand a stick shaped like a hockey stick. game (probably scratch-oft in the game as known in Canada) and between the sticks is seen a ball. is no known example int Greek in painting or sculpture, goeme. Were {t mot that has been found incorporat- of the wall of Themisto- have seen the place ity, On each side of of men stand two others, in restful attitudes, each holding a simi- 1ar 'hockey' stiok." This throws a new light on hockey and makes it something of an old world game from the very beginning. "Rolling ths bones' is about the only thing t rival it as regards age if the reliefs described have beem cor- rectiy Mnterpreted. However, we will not take too much for granted until we have heard the opinions of James T. Sutherland and "Sam" McCul- lough on the matter. ¥ The largest salmon cannery in the wor'd ia at Bellingham, Washing- US HORSES Were So NUMEROUS ONCE THEM -- YOU'D SEE US EVERYWHERE ee - TELLS CRIQUI TO DEFEAT OTHERS Plans to match Johnny Kilbane, world's featherweight champion, with the winner of an elimination tourna- ment among European contenders are being made by Major Arnold Wil- son, leading Britsih fight promoter. Wilson has matched Arthur Wyns, the European champion, with Mack McAdam, the Scot, to meet the night of the Carpentier-Lewis bout and he ton. a happy climax. Motorists, too, enjoy a late over cool country roads. os * From early dawn to the witching hour, the Royal hap- wanted to match the winner with "And After the Theatre, Let's Drop in at the Royal" w « After an evening at the theatre, the movies or the con- cert, a visit to the Royal will bring your evening's pleasure to -hour snack after a joyous ride pily serves the best of things to eat and drink. Obey that impulse and come! ROYAL CAFE 157 Princess St. ts og 0a" © Eugene Criqui, the French champion, for a European title bout. Before leaving London, Kilbane said he would fight the recognized champion "of Europe if his terms could be met, HIGH BROTHERS MAY EQUAL RECORD OF DELEHANTY'S The High brothers may equal the record of the Delehanty family which contributed four brothers to the majors. Three of the family have already graced the big show, and "a fourth brother, now in school, hopes to keep the family name of High in a prominent place on the sport page. Hughie High, the oldest brother, formerly with t and New York in the American league, is now witha Vernon in the Pacific Coast league, DAYS IS GONE forever ! 1922. by United Fosmare Syndicate J JX ---- a ~~ majors are concerned. \ Andy High, second of the noted family, is with the Brooklyn club. He is a third baseman and hopes to some day supplant Jimmy Johnston at that position for the Dodgers. Charlie, the youngest, had a brief trial with the Athletics. He is now with Portland in the Pacific North- west league. Despite the fact that Charlie tar- ried only 'a short while with the Athletics In the big show, his two older brothers insist he is the best player in the family. Charlie is only 22 years of age, Hughie and Charlie dre' out- fielders. Andy started out as a guardian of the distant pastures, but early decided that he preferred the infield. si EER 2 Both Hughie and Andy are short in stature, but Charlie is a six- He is through as far as the footer. | ALBERT L.CLOUGH. To the Car and Motor Boat Owners of Kingston and Vicinity The numerous repeat orders which we are daily receiving from our outside agents prove conclusively that the MONARCH BATTERY is a success and we are here to stay. It is to your advantage to have a MONARCH installed in your car or boat. If your dealer does mot carry it in stock call at the factory. We guarantee the Battery, and we shall give you expert service. Monarch Battery Co., Ltd. CORNER OF KING AND QUEEN STREETS A Briscoe Opportuni There are several Briscoe Cars in service in this vicinity that have travelled over thirty thousand (30,000) miles and still running well. One car, an improved model 4-34, ran all last season at a cost of 2c. per mile. Experts admit it has a truly wonderful motor. Owners are enthusiastic. We can sell yon a brand new model 4-34; five passenger Touring Car at the bargain price of $995.00. All charges paid. No other car on the market has made such a reduction in ANGLIN BROS. GARAGE, BAY STREET - - KINGSTON, ONTARIO Absolute Evidence in Favor of Ground Cylinders 4 All high srade automobile engines manu red in this country as well as in Europe have their cylinder finish. ed by grinding. Some of the American cars that might be mentioned are: Hudson Kissel LaFayette Lincoln Locomobile Marmon Mercer Packard In tact, 84% of all the manufacturers of pleasure cars use with ground cylinder bores, acd 91% of the com- motors are ground. Heuld Machines are used ae Automobile owners we have one of these Heald linder Grinding Machines, and can guarantee first class ne und Cylinders is « selling point with msay eass. Automotive Grind Corner of Queen and Wellington Streets. Peerless i fie ~ «= Detecting Unequalized Braking "One Rided" Braking Invites Skidding And Causes Undue Tire Wear OBSERVATION of the wheel marks left on the road surface, when 8 sudden stop has been made, often gives valuable information as to whether brake adjustment is correct or not. It is easy to tell, from the rear wheel tracks, whether neither wheel was locked, whether both of them became locked and their tires slid on the road or whether one was locked and slipped while the other dfd not cease rotating until the car came to rest. The featureless mark of the slipping tire is readily dis tinguished from that of the rolling tine, in which tread and chain prints are clear cut. If one wheel is on a more slippery surface than the other the former may slide and the other keep fits footing, even though the braking effect is the same on both, but with both wheels on equally firm em raises a ing prevails. When braking is largely through ome Wheel, the tendency toward skidding, when a sudden stop is made, is considerably increased and thus approximate equality of brake action ley or muddy roads. When a wheel locks and its tire slips on the read, the tread rubber is rapidly worn down and the minimum total damage from this action oceurs when the two tires share equally In fis effects, while concentrating slipping on one tire, by making it do a major part of the braking, causes the mamimnm tread damage. Hxcessive tread wear of one rear tire in comparison Indication that its wheel is doing band adjustment of the brake on evidence of slippiug when it is thin enough to flow? will do well to have your driving gear adjustment checked up. tg hil £3 1 rH i } i ; if i ton for Barnes and cash. In 1918 he traded Herzog to Bos- Larry Doyle and Jesse The Flathead Indian reservation in] Montana contains 1,425,000 acres. market days. C-CM: Bicycles > ~ "What's this riple Stuff 1 Hear So Much About, Ed?" "It's as simple as A. B. C. "But it s as much to a bicycle as yhe whole alphabet does tothe English language." "How's that, Ed?" "Just this way :-- The crank hanger is the power plant your bicycle. "If your crank hanger turns just a little stiff or hard, that means more effort for you. "If the hanger develo those mean 'tight and loose' spots, it means more friction and less power. "But the 'Triplex' was de- signed and is built to overcome those faults. "It is made of such fine steel and to such close limits of ac- curacy that it always runs smoothly. It makes your bi- cycle run so easily you'd think you were riding down grade. "It takes a lot more time and better workmanship to con- struct such an accurate han- ger." "Well, well! I never thought a crank hanger was so import. ant. I see now that it is really just as im- portant to have a good crank hanger on a bicycle as a engine in a car." "That's right. The *Triplex' is sure some power plant. "Were you thinking of buy- ing a new bike, Charlie?" "Yes, I was thinking some- thing about it, Ed. You know I bought a cheap one against your advice last year and I'm sick of pushing the old cart along. Besides, it's always wanting repairs," "What you need is one of those new C. C. M. Bicycles. They're built to stay out of the repair shop. I know of many C. C. M"s that are giving good service after ten to fifteen years riding over all kinds of roads," PERFECT -- MASSEY -- RED BIRD CLEVELAND -- COLUMBIA "The Bicycles with the C CM. Triplex Hanger" There's a great difference between --e--_" TREADGOLD SPORTING 6 ' 88 PRINCESS ST. 00DS COMPANY + ° PHONE 520 7 PERFECT AND COLUMBIA BICYCLES. CARPET CLEANING AND LAYING DONE PROMPTLY. GEORGE MULLER AGENT FOR ----