Prince
Rupert
Fish,
Meat
'
and
Poultry
Market
Phne
671
VOL.
XIV.,
NO,
111
YODTIL
Constance
Mary
Lyon
Wins
Case
to
Prove
She
Is
Cousin
to
Duchess
of
York
KDINHt
IKSII.
June
Ifi.
Constance
Mary
Lyon,
an
Aberdeen
slmpglrl,
won
the
dasl
slcp
on
Saturday
In
her
suit
lo
establish
her
legitimacy
as
the
eldest
law
ful
cliibl
of
Hubert
Bowes
Lyon,
nephew
of
the
Karl
or
Slralhiiioie.
Judge
Morrison,
in
Ihe
Kdiuliurgh
court
declared
a
considered
Judg
ment
In
lhe
gill's
favor.
She
Is
lhe
second
cousin
of
lhe
Duke
of
York
VANCOUVER
GETSTOAN
RUPERT
GETS
A
GIFT
Southern
City
Mortgages
all
Her
Assets
to
Secure
Repayment
Special
lo
Daily
News
OTTAW
A.
June
10.
Vancou
Solo
by
Mrs.
I'.
S.
Bouncy
ac
companied
by
Mrs.
Hubert
Ward.
Vocal
solo
by
Master
Lindsay
Taylor
with
chorus
accompanied
by
Mrs.
II.
M.
Taylor.
Itussiaii
dance
by
Miss
Winnie
Thomson
accompanied
by
Mrs
.1.
A.
Iliiilon.
Solo
liy
Masters
Jiitimie
and
Winter
Bryant
accompanied
by
Miss
I
II
u
tic
tic
Curlin.
Sailor's
.
hornpipe
by
Miss
Kleanor
Moxley
accompanied
by
Mrs.
J.
A.
III11I011.
Maypole
dance
by
IK
girl
trained
by
Mrs.
D.
Thomson
and
accompanied
by
Mrs.
II.
M.
Tay
lor
Linnea
Hanson,
Audt-y
Parkin.
Audrey
Tremayne.
Bar
1.
ara
Lee.
Margaret
Beaumont,
Amelia
I'illsbury,
Margaret
Me
Calfciy.
Kleanor
I
He,
Mllli
her
uin.
Kathleen
Duncan.
Mnxine
lleilbroner,
Muriel
Walker,
Mar
gnicl
Smllh.
Sheila
Sluarl,
Fran
...
.
..
.......t-i..
U1....1.
ccs
rrciuayiic,
i-uukiu
dhh,
ver
has
secured
another
loan
of
i.:jlulUnl
w'llson
and
Pal
Stork
five
million
dollars
from,
llioi
Tw(,
H.t.ctis
by
Prof.
Pryco's
government
Tr
lm
development
iuv,.,.
orchestra.
of
her
harbor
and
for
this
she
N
Raff8
wllMr,
giving
n
llloilKiipu
mi
it
1
1
uci
u
sets
us
guarantee
for
repayment
and
for
payment
of
lhe
Interest.
Prince
Huperl
is
gelling
a
mil-ion
dollars
for
an
elevator
which
is
not
a
loan
but
Is
(0
be,
built
by
the
government
at
Ottawa
at
no
charge
tor
the
locl
cprumually.
.
Mis.
11.
0.
Parsons
reported
the
following
ralTle
winners:
Library
scarf
donated
by
Mrs
W".
D.
Moxley
won
by
Mrs.
Lip
sin.
Aluminum
kettle
donated
by
(continued
on
page
six)
mm
EDITORIAL
POPULAR
LOCAL
:
PRINCE
RUPERT?
What
dues
Hie
present
elec
tion
mean
lo
Prince
Hubert?
-
It
means
that
when
we
get
the
VVord
Received
Here
of
Death
of
clevulor,
we
do
not
wunl
it
tu
James
M.
Bacon,
Formerly
of
l)t.
a
while
elephant
but
a
reui
Thl
City
live
iiislitntiuii.
We
want
a
"
'sleady
stream
of
grain
lo
pass
Wunl
ha
been
received
ly
J.
through
it
lo
Ihe
ships
that
will
II
pillsbury
of
tliU
city
of
llie
oy
lo
the
Orient
and
lo
Kurope.
death
in
New
York
city
of
James
"llow
are
we
lo
gel
lhal?
By
II
Bacon,
who
fell
from
a
sixteen
returning
n
supporter
of
Preston-
window
and
was
killed.
His
mier
Oliver
who
will
back
him
arrested
(jlKL
MAKKItU
Miss
Gladys
Orchard
and
Edward
Mayon
Wedded
This
Morning
A
pielty
wedding
took
plac-IliU
morning
at
10
o'clock
in
St.
Andrew
Anglican
Church
when
Archdeacon
O.
A.
His
untied
in
marriage
Miss
(iladys
Jessie
Orchard,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wallace
Orchard,
of
this
city,
and
Edward
Mayon.
sou
of
I
lie
ImhIv
was
found
on
lhe
sidewalk
in
hi.
fight
for
lower
frcighti'atc
Mayon
of
Liverpool,
Eng
l-eiiealh
Ho
offices
formerly
used
rale.
If
Pallullo
is
defeated
it
land,
and
Mrs.
Mayon
of
Burna-by
hi
bntllier.
Henry
Bacon,
ar-
would
be
mi
intimation
lo
lhc-'l')'.
B.C.
Mrs.
Hix
played
-the
ilutcH.
who
died
lal
spring,
Ho
Hallway
Commission
and
to
the
had
been
using
these
office)
Dominion
Government
that
this
since.
shipping
Kirl
was
not
interested
Mr
Bacon
was
harbor
engineer
in
lhe
freight
rales
question,
in
barge
of
Ihe
tovviiitc
for
lhe
It
cannot
be
ignored
that
lhe
wedding
inarch
while
Mrs.
1.
Moss
rendered
a
vocal
solo
during
Hi
c
signing
of
Ihe
register.
The
bride,
who
was
given
in
marriage
by
her
father,
was
and
carrieil
a
bouquet
of
sweet
peas
ltMulel
shades.
J..Finncriy
of
rirnithers
acted
as
best,
man
and
A.
Hlx
and
C
Woodrufr
werei
tuber.
Following
lhe
ceremony,
a
re
ception
was
held
at
the
home
'of
Hie
bride's
iarenls
at
Musgrave
Plare
when
Mrs.
Orchard,
gowned
in
black
pan
velvet
with
ermine
furs,
received
the
guests.
The
rooms
were
pffeclively
decorated
With
white
tiud
yellow
flowers
and
greenery
articlically
combined
lo
form
an
arch
cen
to
red
with
a
wedding
bell
under
vvlleh
the
bride
and
groom
Assisting
in
serving
the
guests
werp
a
number
of
girl
friends
of
the
bride
including
Mrs.
S.
W.
'Taylor,
Mrs.
D.
Hoss,
Miss
Mar
guerite
Young.
Miss
Kdilh
Mc-Caiil.
Miss
Unby
Scot
I.
and
Miss
Helen
Burnside.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Mayon
left,
on
Hie
steamer
Princess,
Louise
for
Alaska
on
their
hniieymoou
trip,
I
lie
bride
travelling
in
a
beige
imported
suit
wilh
ha!
of
brown
hocade
and
French
flowers.
On
llieir
return
south
lhe
couple
will
reside
in
Vancouver.
WOUNDED
IN
BATTLE
WITHRUM
RUNNERS
MOUNT
VKMNON,"Vash.,
June
l.
A
deputy
sheriff
was
wound
ed
in
the
leg
and
abdomen
in
a
gun
biillle
wilh
rum
runners
on
lhe
coast
of
Camano
Island
last
v.
TELEGRAM
SAYS
PATTULLO
WINS
ON
THE
ISLANDS
As
Indicating
dial
Ojiecn
Cliarlotle.
Ifliiiiil
ure'tdid
for
f'allullo
die
following
wircles
telegram
was
received
on
Saturday-
from
Ed.
Slevrns
of
Skidegate.
by
llert
Glassey,
secretary
of
lhe
Liberal
Association
here:
"Have
been
lo
l.ockrporl.
Lagoon
..Bay,
Cumshcwa.
Saudspit
and
Skidegale.
All
lliese
places
voting
solid
for
i'Htiullo,
About
eighty
votes
Hippo
Island
solid
fur
Pallullo.
Newlon
considered
,
oke
here.
I
have
been
here
for
23
years
and.
know
pretty
well
how
Jhiug.
will
go.
Grand
Trunk
Itailway.
left
here
securing
of
eipiitablc
freight
charmingly
attired
in
ivory
bru-
4.4.
.
in
IUI11
and
had
paid
one
or
two
r;i(p.
is
lhe
one
big
issue
of
the
ca.ied
cnarmeuse
wnn
veil
01
(
viil
to
Ihe
place
since.
Since
present
campaign
and
it
will
be
leaving
here
he
had
been
In
the
o
construed
in
lhe
east.
The
lumber
ami
general
contracting
only
way
to
show
lhe
people
business
in
lhe
south
Atlantic
there
that
we
are
a
unit
in
de-
stales
associated
with
J.
W.
ma
ml
i
11
g
lower
rales
is
to
vole
'dies
of
lhe
valley.
.Moore,
locating
engineer
on
Mils
fup
lhe
Oliver
candidate,
T.
I).
end
of
Hie
railway.
Pallullo.
BILL
BRENNAN
and
hi
freight
rules
campaign.
OUAT
TA
lril?ATtI'ro
v,,,,,
for
a"'
but
an
Oliver
OIIUI
11
ULfilll
iididale
is
lo
vole
against
lhe
.mleresls
or
Prince
lltiperl.
Killed
at
His
Own
Tla
Juana
uACDITal
I
iniCC
Cabaret
by
Gang
From
Hell's
HUorllAL
LAUltO
Kitchen
MAN
YOllK,
June
10.
-
Bill
Hreiiiiait.
known
as
"Knockout
Hill,
was
shot
and
killed
In
lhe
Tla
Juan
cabaret,
of
which
he
was
Hie
proprietor.
He
was
ak-ed
to
step
outside
for
a
ininule
ami
wa
Immediately
rt
upon.
A
stale
trooper
who
ran
for
assistance,
was
shot
in
the
neck.
Two
of
lhe
fixe
who
are
believed
to
have
been
lhe
murderer
have
been
arrested
by
the
Hreuuaii.
TEA
DANSANT
AND
SALE
ON
SATURDAY
A
successful
lea
daiisaul
and
sale
I
olio
woe
I
by
a
supper
and
dance
was
held
by
the
Ladies'
Auxiliary
of
Ihe
Prince
Hupert
General
llnspila!
in
the
Klks'
Home
on
Salurday.
Mrs.
Jarvis
Mr
I.
cod
was
general
convener.
Mrs.
David
Thom
son
assisted
by
Mrs.
A.
T.
parkin
....1
ww.
uim
.iv
111
lliev
belong
aim
.Mrs.
11.
M.
iaynr
were
in
to
the
Hell
s
KilHini
district
and
charge
of
Ihe
program,
Mrs.
F
held
11
urudgc
against
Dibb
supervised
the
serving
of
SHOPGIRL
IS
AN
ARISTOCRAT
supper
and
Mrs.
J.
I..
Lee
had
charge
of
lhe
sale
uf
ire
cream
wilh
girls
in
rostuine
serving.
There
was
a
large
crowd
at
lhe
supper
and
many
turned
out
for
the
dance
in
Ihe
evening.
The
program
was
as
follows:
Piaiiu
solo
by
Mrs.
It.
P.
Pon
der.
embroidered
silk
net
arranged
in
cap
fashion
wilh
orange
blossoms.
She
carried
a
shower
bouquet
of
Ophelia
roses
and
Miss
May
Priugle,
as
bridesmaid,
was
gowned
in
mauve
taffela
with
I
In
spile
of
their
prolerls
we
georgette
aecoruiou
pieaieu
know
(hat
Bowser
and
his
panler
and
picture
Hal
lo
maicn
(cohorts
are
opposed
In
Oliver
YOUTHSROB
DRUGSTORE
Enter
Armed
But
Unmasked
apd
Take
S60
From
Till
VANCOUVER
June-
1ft.
Two
youthful
bandits
last
night
entered
the
Cap
I
tola
drug
store
on
Davie
Street,
backed
the
proprietors
and
a
friend
Into
the
back
of
the
room,
opened
the
cash
register,
and
extracted
$50.
They
escaped.
The
bandits
were
armed
but
unmasked.
NEARLY
200,000
American
t
POUNDS
OF
HALIBUT
IS
MARKETED
TODAY
Fish
sales
at
Hie
Kxchange
to
day
amount
lo
close
to
200,000
pounds
of
halibut
or
which
more
than
Ihree.rourths
was
American.
Catches
and
prices
follow:
Hoyal,
10,000.
to
Atlin
Fisher
ies,
at
15.20c
and
7c.
West
Fjord,
l.ooo,
to
Atlin
Fisheries,
at
15.10c
and
1c.
Heliance.
12.500.
to
Pacific
Fisheries,
al
15.00c
and
7c.
While
Star.
S.iuio.
to
Pacific
Fisheries,
al
15.50c
and
7c.
1
Star,
12.000,
lo
Cold
Storage.:
al
15.50c
and
7c.
Venus,
8,500,
to
Hoyal
Fish
Co..
ut
15.20c
and
7c.
President,
21.000,
lo
Booth
Fisheries,
at
I
t.'JOc
and
7c.
Canadian
Seamaid.
31,000,.
tu
Cold
Storage,
at
I2.l0c
and
7c.
Thelma
IU
0,000,
o
Cold
lliulit
W'Iipii
Ml
eases
nf
lliliuir
SIiipiil-k
11
1
'Ar
mill
f.i!
were
seized
and
a
iiuiu
and
woman'
Nautilus,
i.OOO.
lo
Hoyal
Fish
Co.,
at
I3.20e
and
Cc.
A
Solid
North
Kergin
of
Atlin,
Pattullo
of
Prince
Rupert,
Manson
of
Omlneca,
Perry
of
Prince
George
and
Yorston
of
Cariboo
by
co-operation
and
unity
of
action
were
able
to
accomplish
a
great
deal
for
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
In
the
next
House
the
North
will
be
stronger
by
two
seats,
namely
Skeena
and
Mackenzie,
while
LIHoet,
adjoining
Cariboo,
seems
certain
to
go
over
to
the
Liberal
column.
These
eight
seats
cover
three
quarters
of
the
area
of
British
Columbia.
By
standing
together,
the
representatives
or
these
eight
ridings
can
put
up
a
strong
front
In
the
House.
As
matters
stand,
the
only
way
this
can
be
accomplished
Is
by
the
people
electing
eight
Liberals,
which
there
Is
every
Indication
they
are
going
to
do.
The
slogan
for
the
North
should
be
"A
Solid
North."
CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEE,
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIUNCE
MJPKIIT,
B.C.,
-MONDAY,
JIW'K
10,
IDSJt,
IMvfUt'
Circulation,
1.S00.
VANCOtVKlt.
June
Ifi.
An
Dllawa
despatch
says
u
pursu-ance
of
the
policy
of
preserving
the
British
Columbia
fisheries
if..-
Ilta
Ifliiln
..ft....t-.l
if...
ll.u
.In
,
...f.
.ii.i.
.vrruiai.i'l.,
ill
V
.if
iparliiieul
of
fisheries
arranged
.i
ournig
nie
coiiinin
season
inai
ai
least
25
pep
cent
of
those'
employed
in
Ihe
herring
salleries
must
be
whites
or
native
Indians
and
lhe
per
rentage
will
be
increased
by
an
eijual
amount
during
lhe
follow-in?
three
'seasons.
A.
W.
NVill
of
Comox-Albernl
has
been
active
in
'pressing
Ibis
on
his
d"parlment
as
many
of
Ihe
salleries
come
within
his
con
stituency.
GIRONE
IS
BAILED
PENDING
AN
APPEAL
Man
Convicted
of
Assault
on
Younr
Ooean
Falls
Girl
Gets
Out
on
$10,000
Bonds
VANCOCVKH,
June
10.--iui-
irjsouer
lo
Okalla
Jail
whence
he
is
hailed.
The
prisoner
in
this
case
was
released
afjer
application
to
J.
W".
Prescotl,
J.P.
4
TWO
MILLION
IN
DRUGS
ARE
SEIZED
NEW
YOHK,
June
IC
Drugs
valued
al
more
than
2,000.000
were
seixed
on
a
(ruck
coming
from
the
pier
at
lloboken.
.
The
drugs
were
concealed
in
scrub
brushes.
JIMMY
MURPHY
IS
WINNER
OF
RACE
ALTOON'A.
June
IC
Jimmy
Murphy,,
speed
king,
won
llie
250
mile
auto
race
on
Saturday
in
2
hours
11.2
minutes.
Kerry
Wonderlieh,
one
of
lhe
contest
ants
was
injured
when
his
car
skidded
into
the
Tence.
lie
will
recover.
TEN
DEATHS
FROM
DAKOTA
WINDSTORM
MITCHELL,
South
Dakota,
June
10.-
Ten
people
'arc
reported
dead
as
a
result
of
a
windstorm
which
swept
nine
counties
Satur
day
night.
OAPT.
COLEMAN
TRANSFERRED
Capl.
and
Mrs.
Coleman,
who
have
been
in
charge
of
the
Sal
vation
Army
work
in
this
city
for
the
past
two
years,
have
been
transferred
to
Vancouver
and
next
Sunday
I
hey
will
conduct
llieir
last
services
here.
It
Is
uot
known
yet
by
whom
they
will
be
succeeded.
.
BIRTH
A
soii
was
bom
til
the
Prince
Hupert
(leueral
Hospital
on
June
15
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Angelo
As
toria,
84
i
Summit
Avonuo.
.t
Slt
z
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
W,
BANDITS
ROB
VANCOUVER
STORE
TWO
MILLION
DOLLARS
WORTH
OF
DRUGS
ARE
SEIZED
IN
NEW
YORK
CITY
BODY
FOUND
ON
SIDEWALK
HER
WINDOW
.'
WHAT
DOES
IT
MEAN
TO
I
;
WHITE
EMPLOYEES
.
S.
M.
Newlon
and
Visiting
Lawyer
ii
-
-m
is
a
h
w
m
.
Ottawa
Decides
That
There
Will
be
Process
of
Elimination
'
.
of
Orientals
Address
Meeting
in
Boston
Hall
and
Criticize
the
Administration
.Submitting
as
an
inducement
towards
his
election
an
un
dertaking
that
he
would
eudeayur
lo
have
at
least
a
reasonable
portion
of
the
revenues
collected
by
the
government
Irom
the
uorlh
placed
in
a
separate
fund
which
would
be
expended
for
the
development
of
the
uorlh,
Mayor
S.
M.
Newlon,
Conserva
tive
candidate
for
Prince
Hupert
nrthe
provincial
election,
ad
dressed
a
public
meeting
held
on
his
behalf
Saturday
evening
in
the
Boston
Hall.
In
the
course
of
his
address,
Mayor
Newton
charged
the
Oliver
(iovernment
with
much
iniquity
and
waxed
juile
warm
in
his
criticism
of
Hon.
T.
D.
Patlullo.
Ihe
present
If)
1
1)1
I
AMEMT
member,
subslantialfnz
his
re-
f
LniflRll
1
marks
along
this
line
by
refer-1
ring
lo
the
alleged
deplorable
Af
AIM
CITC
condition
al
lhe
present
time
ofis
Auialil
ullU
the
dislricl
particularly
the!
Queen
Charlullc
Islands.
He
a-serfed
that
Ihe
Liberal
govern-
Cdonald
meiit
had
done
nothing
Inwards
Hie
development
of
Ihe
district
land
fapacily
was
taken,
up
while
Mr.
I
tn
!
Iriant
i'f
i
j1lfv-iv-inrr
tita
""
"
'""e
from
.
..:
-
111..-
11.-
1W1.-IHIUI
UlSVUUISf.
.iiit
wiu
mayor
started,
however,
there
was
a
steady
movement
towards
Ihe
exit
doors
wilh
I
lie
result
Dial,
after
speaking
for
about
half
an
hour,
(he
seals
were
about
half
empty
and
His
Wor-
hip,
perceiving
that
the
pro
ceedings
were
growing
weari
some,
bruuslit
his
remarks
to
a
close
shortly
before
II
o'clock
wilh
Ihe
announcement
that
he
would
hold
another
meeting
before
the
election
at
which
he
would
have
more
lo
say.
The
speakers
were
given
attentive
hearings
but
I
here
was
no
show
of
enthusiasm.
Vancouver
Man
Speaks
It.
V.
Cameron,
president
of
lhe
Prince
Huperl
Conservative
Association,
was
in
the
chair
and
Ihe
Vancouver
man
was
the
first
speaker.
Mr.
Carmichael
opeueh
by
stal
ing
it
was
not
the
first
lime
he
had
been
in
Prince
Hupert.
In
1
11
1
1
he
had
spent
several
months
here.
It
was
not
his
intention
lo
nler
into
personalities
or
abuse
but
he
would
merely
criticize.
Ihe
Oliver
government,
and
its
mem
bers
on
their
public
record.
Ho
was
firmly
convinced
that
lhe
lime
had
arrived
when
the
Oliver,
government
must
go.
The
fi
nancial
conditou
of
Ihe
province
was
such
that
the
tiublic
must
take
it
seriously.
It
was
conced
ed
in
most
countries
that
a
per
iodical
change
of
government
was
a
vood
thing
In
his
criticism
of
(lie
eight
years
of
Liberal
government.
Mr.
Carmichael
started
in
on
Mr,
Justice
M.
A,
Macdouahl.
lie
de
dared
thai
his
appointment
to
the
Court
of
Appeal,
which
mus
have
been
assented
lo
by
At
tor
ney
Oeuerul
Manson,
constituted
a
scandal
thai
could
not
be
over
looked
when
his
public
record
was
taken
into
consideration.
Af
ler
referring
to
what
he
called
I
ho
beaver
scandal
under
Al
lomey
(ieueral
J.
W.
de
B.
Farris
and
lhe
insurgency
at
lhal
lime
of
II.
i.
Perry,
lhe
member
for
Fort
ieorge,
the
speaker
dealt
with
Ihe
purchase
of
the
liquor
(continued
on
page
five)
Comes
In
Conflict
With
House
of
Lords
Over
Tenants
Bill
and
lhal
lhe
last
eight
years
had
wdk-m
t.er
a
been
naught
but
a
period
of
poll-
LWW--
June
10
i-aniament
lical
persecution.
reassembles
today
after
its
Whit-
Besi.les
the
mayor.
C.
Car-!8U"""C
vacation
wnn
me
pros-ntichael.
member
of
the
Vaneou-W
uf
a
lon
an1
arduous
ses-ver
legal
firm
of
Ladnre
&
Can-
"ion
an1
wlth
sma"
probability
lelon.
addressed
the
meeting.
A
"'at
the
governmel
will
be
able
to
speaker
of
some
fluency.
Mr.
carry
"ut
!ieveral
legislative
Carmichacl
entered
into
a
re-
measures
10
winch
a
is
comuu-
l.i....-
nf
n,....ll
a
'ruin.
I
Mitt
ted.
...
-PP&
senlencpd.
lo
JiJ)livr
govermTiep,
bu(,
ppglpetedl
TayOibsluess
-.bring,
the:
years-and
ten
lashes
for
all
as-;..
,."i'...,.-!.iiv.
govexnnieiiL
for
lhe
first
litne
111-
aull
,.n
a
young
Ocean
Fall
,
anr
i,;,nri.v..-i
r
lt
conflict'
Villi
(he
House;
of
1
.
1
1.-11...1
....1
,.r
v...
"
-
J
.-
.
.
..,,.
(..'
...
,
,
....
r'.'Y
.
y
(he
deplorable
1
condition
which
he
T,'.
?
.
T
Westminster
penitentiary
his
.
.
u
on
administration
bill
for
the
pre-
.......
1
11:....
....
kin
nun
,
f.iiil.-iiirii
IUI.III
ui
9IV,VVV
pending
an
appeal.
The
usual
practice
is
for
ihe,
Peiiitenliary
to
turn
over
the
I
The
meelii.g
was
well
allrmlejl
;cn,,y.n
01
eml
"
"
n-Pai?
I
.......
.
lennnls
n
virliiallv
In
niillirv
it
it
a
a
good
jrooi.
Ueal
deal'
of
ol'
the
tne
seating
sealing,
'
'
"
PLANE
PARTS
FORM
ACL
AREN
Three
American
Flyers
Reach
Saigon
In
Cochin,
China,
Safely
HONG
KONG,
June
10,
The
spare
aeroplane
rushed
from
Hakodate,
Japan,
to
Akyab.
to
enable
Stuart
MacLareu,
British
round
the
world
flyer,
lo
resume
his
flight
was
landed
al
Akyab
by
lhe
United
Slates
destroyer.
Preston,
on
June
13.
The
three
American
round
lhe
world
flyers
landed
safely
al
Saigon,
the
capital
of
Cochin,
China,
this
afternoon.
VANCOUVER
ROWERS
LEAVE
FOR
FRANCE
FOR
OLYMPIC
GAMES
VANCOUVER
Juno
16.
Van
couver
Mowing
Club
four
to
com
pete
for
Canada
at
the
Olympic
contests
left
yesterday
for
France.
The
crew
consisted
of
Alf
Marriacher,
Archie
Black,
Bill
Wood,
George
Mackay
and
Colin
Finlaysoii,
(sjare).
They
were
given
a
great
scndoll.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
Philadelphia
3,
Chicago
10.
New
Y'ork
6,
Detroit
2.
Boston
2.
Cleveland
3.
Washington
7,
SI.
Louis
3.
National
League
Pillshurg
I,
Philadelphia
3.
Cincinnati
0.
New
Y'ork
8.
St.
Louis
2,
Brooklyn
5.
Chicago-Boslon,
rain.
SUNDAY
GAMES
American
League
St.
Louis
0,
Philadelphia
8,
Detroit
10,
Boston
.
Chicago
0,
Washluglon
I.
Cleveland
Id,
NeW
York
3.
National
League
New
York
1,
Cincinnati
I.
Brooklyn
i,
St.
Loul
3.