CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Everyone
reads
the
Classified
Ad
If
you
lose,
advertise
for
it.
It
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
tor
It
OUT
Tlllv
CLANSIf
IKll
HAIIIT.
be
uu
time
.
'
XVII
y.
"0
,
0.
"
-U.
JVGIM
Leitees
Break
in
Rivers
Flooding
Large
Areas
Great
Mississippi
Basin
Mo.,
June
16.
Despite
all
night
effort
of
three
KENNKTT,
thousand
volunteer
workers,
the
St.
Francis
River
levee,
nix
miles
from
here,
went
out
early
this
morning,
driving
hun-ui'
ds
t
families
from
their
home
and
flooding
thousands
of
acres
riop
land.
'
NEWPORT.
Ark.,
June
16.
Nearly
600,000
acres
of
land
in
(ltd
in
the
White
River
valley
and
more
than
600
families
are
mt
U'v
as
a
result
of
the
breaking
of
the
Steven
levee
near
here
i
night.
SHAW
EXECUTOR
ESTATEOWNING
j
i
ABAWDYHOUSE
!
i
I
THAT
W
i
.(IKNTEII
AT
VAMOL-VKII
I'OI.K
INI
IKY
Y
KMT
Kit-HAY:
MAUlMTKATi:
TO
AITKAU
VANCOUVBR.
June
16
"Would
It
T.i..-
vou
to
team
that
thu
owned
by
the
LeFurgey
estate
r
Maaiatnrte
0h
ta
imiBW
McOeer
asked
Chief
Long
at
the
inquiry
yesierdsy.
referring
to
a
ri'.
house
on
Keefer
Street.
.vould
be
surprised."
declared
ttM
i
i
McNeill.
K
c
commission
coun-(l
lie
had
aunie
personal
know-t
:le
LsFvrgey
estate.
He
knew
oruther
Of
decerned
was
in
town
probability
wo
handling
the
A
an
executor
Msglstrate
haw
Hi
all
probability
have
nothing
with
that.
Tlw
magiatratc
wUI
:
on
the
ataud
Monday.
;
McOraer
raiw.es
"
the
tact
that
Mirr
of
the
houae
who
perr.itUed
'mine
to
be
uaad
a
a
disorderly
ftr
notice
of
conviction
had
renin
tared
against
a
tenant.
ba
i
nponelblr,
an
a
keeper.
LOCATES
CAR
ACTIVE
PASS
AITO
THAT
WKNT
VKU
IIIO.U
ritIM
I.HN
Mll
liti:
IH
LOfATKIl
vicrOKIA.
June
16
A
launch
tiled
late
yaaUrday
in
locatint
an
m
.mobile
that
dipeared
from
the
!
"k
of
the
etaanui
Prlnceas
Loulae
In
:x-
Paaa
on
February
aceordlnt
..
wire
leu
meteaxr
received
here
'Hi.'
car
will
be
raleed
when
the
injury
urroundliig
the
disappearance
P
ter
Olaen
of
Oowlchan
Lake
and
'"iin
Nlcholaon
of
Vancouver,
occu-"in.s
or
the
car
at
the
time
will
be
iU'd
lip.
VANCOUVER
PROPERTY
SOLD
AT
HIGH
PRICE
VANCOUVBB.
June
16.
The
ien
f
orty
Pacific
Coaat
Fire
Building
on
Ilowi
street
built
ln
1013
has
been
sold
n
tli.'
Uranvllle
(states
Limited
to
H.
i
Biciiiner.
The
price
la
reported
to
uc
fcW5,0O0.
GEORGE
PEARSON
IS
CHOSEN
BY
LIBERALS
NANAIMO.
June
16.
Oeorge
Peafaon
oi
Malln
received
the
Liberal
nwmua-
Hon
in
the
convention
here
last
night
'
n
Uw
second
ballot
over
W.
IUU
okI
T.
B.
Booth.
MINING
IN
l'KAlim:
rlCOVINCB
While
the
Prairie
Provinces
are
for
ill"
most
part
agricultural
In
oharacVer,
niiiierato,
inejudlng
coal,
equal
In
value
io
ii
bout
twelve
and
a
half
per
cent
of
'he
total
mineral
production
of
the
dominion
are
produced
therein.
This
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
3:30,
was
reported
this
morn
-
vrr
KaelMinge
(Courlsey
of
D.
Johnson
Co.
Ltd.i
rVOMflV
of
by
i
1
In
The
Letter
Box
of
il
saw
MANKUVW
UW.KITION
Port
Simpson,
June
1
Editor
Dally
N.
A
nn
i
the
item
In
paws
of
the
lash
inat.
head
ad
"Ittrt
Simpson
meets
Sen-i
key
it
la
ahaoruuly
Incorrect
to
aay
that
he
mat
with
a
iwuatac
laaapuon
and
waa
embraced
by
the
BMet.
The
fact
la
there
ware
about
fifty
white
of
and
Indiana
on
Um
wharf
on
arrival
of
he
steamer,
which
it
uaually
the
eaaa.
many
of
them
awttd
ag
enttosny
lead
aeo
feeOkf
adhMinta
ftgen
Army
to
which
aoaaa
of
hb
family
-
-
r
coupte
ef
i
(not
eiders)
who
sang
the
Uiaifeuaiate
!
hywtn
menUotted
in
your
Item.
JOHN
PfcBWIH
vi;atiikii
kbiokt.
Port
Simpson
-Clear,
calm,
tamp
tiaysport
Clear,
calm.
tamp.
64.
j
at
Terrace.
Partly
cloudy,
calm,
tamp
30
Rosswood
Cloudy,
calm,
tamp
60
l
Alyanah
dear.
calm.
tamp.
00.
Alloc
Arm.
Part
cloudy,
ealai,
temp.
Anyoa
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp
I
a.
Stewart
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
I
Haselton
Part
clear.
Mtnp.
68
mlther.
Cloudy
calm,
temp
66
Bums
Lake.
Clear,
calm,
temp
69.
Boko
Lafee.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp
Twtagraptl
Creah.-Clear.
calm.
Atlln
Clear,
south
wind.
temp.
Whllehorae
Cloudy,
south
wind
temp.
63.
of
Carmscks
-Cloudy,
calm.
tamp.
4.
in
Dawson.
Cloudy,
calm.
tamp.
4d.
of
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Noon
(Wine.
ITUes
TwUy
on
tnwuUong
was
held
in
the
Church
Army
Hall
Bid
Ashed
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1J0
M
xn
j
MW
M
JeMfe
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J4
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:
up
,.
19
M
M
.70
MV,
.40
106
1.10
M
B.C.
Silver
...
Bayvlaw
......
Big
Mama
.
Cork
Piovlnes
DunweU
George
Copper
Oiadstone
Olasalr
..
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Independenee
Indian
Kcoteuay
L.
L.
.
Ukevlew
.
Leadsmlth
Lucky
Jim
Marmot
HaUonal
Silver
Pend
OrleUe
..
Premier
Porter
Idabd
Richmond
Rufus
Argent
Ruth
Hope
Stiver
Crest
..
Silverado
CUlreramltb
....
i-
Suiitoah
......
TarmlMOa
..n.
j,
Whitewater
Woodbine
......
Cotton
Beit
....
Grandvtew
Duthie
Marmot
Gold
..
.07
.oett
Slocan
King
63
6
Topley
Richfield
87.60
8780
Norandn
WINN
I
I'M
MIIKAT
High
Lo
done
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186
Wheat.
juiy..
Oct...
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IWh"1
Spilt
Northern
and
PRINCE
WW
Cft4
BISHOPS
ARE
GIVEN
FINE
'
'
RECEPTION
liHLKiim'H
NKItVll'liH
AMI
OTIIKU
litENTh
AT
KINCOLITII
Utl
:
KWCOIJTH.
June
M.
The
TlUaa
of
Klnoolitli
waa
highly
favored
by
'having
with
them
ArchbUnop
De
Pancler
and
Archdeaci.il
Bis,
Blahup-elect
of
tbe
dlaacae.
lhe
Arehnlah
p.
with
Archdeacon
Rut
and
Bar.
O.
Thorne.
rectjr
Xtncullth.
arrived
on
Friday
evening
and
waa
received
at
Kincollth
whan
the
chlel
man
of
tbe
Village
and
the
vUlaga
band.
'.he
Ch
Amy
Hall
an
address
'J.
wew
'rrx
n
presented
to
the
Arch-tuihsp
t
Jantar
Stuart
on
behalf
of
tbe
mayir
and
eiitels
of
the
village,
to
whlcli
hm
Oraec
maaa
suitable
reapnao.
At
On
Sahaftlay
aftamoon
tbe
vial
tors
ware
enurtained
by
a
pregnan
of
aporto
and
on
Saturday
evening
the
Arch-
basbop
iad
an
Informal
talk
with
the
young
gMn
and
woman
about
to
be
confirmed
,
On
Sunday
morning
at
S,
His
Oraoe.
assisted
by
Um
rector,
bald
a
oewbmtlon
h
Holy
fltamaauakm.
At
to
o'ctaek
ha
fonnrmad
prtvataly
a
young
woman
lying
var
St.
Ha
than
aeaived
tan
uajdl
lg
ond
reaaon-
IU
af
eh
irfth
mM
berahlp
when
His
Oraec
laid
hla
bands
upon
tham
and
frayed
Ocd
far
his
blessing
At
vih
o'clock
tbe
people
of
the
vll-!
lage
weir
hosts
to
His
Grace
the
oiahop
.Ar-bdeacaii
Rut
and
their
friends
a
uniue
terved
ln
tbe
Jubilee
Hall
entries
Barton
and
He
v.
O.
Th.rn?
'spoke
on
behalf
of
the
people
and
chut
-h
vxprassiuf
the
unswerving
loyait)
or
tne
people
to
tbe
old
faith
and
taachinu
i
their
ptoneer
mission
-
,
arias
suu
:
grant
honor
ci
navmg
!
their
guests
Archbeahop
De
Pencwr
the
Metropilitan
of
the
provlnoe.
and
also
Archdeacon
Rut.
Buhop-elaot
of
tbe
,
diocese.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central-British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPERT,
B.Gi,
SATURDAY,
JUNE
NEARLY
TWO
HUNDRED
i
lIllHIS.iND
rojflbS
OF
1
HALbM
SjU
lUD.iY!
Vices
Nine
to
Blrven
nil
fur
I'tral
CW
r
lh
Including
the
farts
of
two
small
Can
adlan
veeii
which
d.d
mt
accept
I
yeaterday'u
prices
jrmt
held
over
uutll
today,
halibut
sale
at
the
Pish
Exchange
thia
moruiiig
tjtalled
i98,SOG
pounds.
E.kht
Ahxr.can
vessels
re-
oeived
lr,m
ft.Sc
anJ
6c
tj
11
5c
and
7c
for
las
.000
pouiidW
aud
a
similar
number
of
Canadians
wer.
paid
fram
0.1c
,
and
5c
to
9.4c
and
fc
tor
66.500
puundi.
Sales
ware
as
follows:
Asurrlvaii
N'rth
23.0C0
pounds.
Pacific
Fisheries.
0
3c
and
5c.
PoUrls.
33.000
pcunds.
Royal
Fish
Co..
2c
and
Js.
Bsiel.
26
000
poundc.
Canadian
Pish
ac
Cold
Storage
Co..
9
2c
and
Sc.
LansliiK.
14,000
pounds.
Canadian
Pish
C.lu
S.arageCa,
U.ac
and
7c.
Flattery.
9J0O
pOwnH.
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co..
UJc
and
1c.
shireka
(Taun(,
ijno
pounds
.
and
Viking,
e.000
pounds.
Booth
Plsneries.
u-ac
hd
Tc.
PHrce,
13.000
pounds
Atlln
Fisheries,
114c
and
7c.
C'anasatn
Volunteer.
UNO
pounds.
Pacific
Plan-jrias.
9.1c
and
sc.
Jo
Barer.
SMwrnnda,
Booth
Plah-irlea,
9.4c
and
c.
f.
Marrla
H..
10.oepounds.
AUm
Fisb-
9.4C
UMl
Ci
'
,
Mavaaaar
MBwrCi'
Ac
Cold
Storage
Co
.
B.Je
and
Sc.
White
Lily.
S.ooe
pcunda.
Booth
Fish
8-2c
snd
6c
Nuba.
9.000
pounds,
and
P
Dorreen.
10.000
pounds.
Canadian
Flab
At
Cold
i
Storgar
Co
.
9
Jo
and
6c.
Hcn
II..
9.600
pounds.
Atlln
Fisher-,
tea,
9Jc
and
Ac.
RAILWAY
BOARD
AT
EDMONTON
SITS
AND
HEIRS
FEW
COMPLAINTS
BDMONTON.
June
16.
Charges
by
'AlasUlr
Prase
r.
counsel
for
the
Cans-
Pacific
to
tne
enact
t
net
tne
latter
inienas
to
miun
a
muco
mm
vfiiiuiH-
don
south
towards
BeagewicK
next
year
featured
tne
session
oi
tne
ooara
of
railway
commissioners
yesterday.
HHIItH'.KI.KrT
jdlan
National,
that
the
Cauadlau
Pacl-
Archaeooon
Rlx
then
spoke.
Say
tag
tte
Railway
waa
flouting
the
authority
feow
thankful
lie
was
to
with
tham
on
"t
the
Dominion
Government
In
ex-that
day
and
to
worship
with
tham
landing
It
line
from
Wllllngdon
to
Kd-in
their
beautiful
church
as
one
of
monton.
and
the
statement
by
K
F.
K.C
.
counsel
for
the
Canadian
them
Tbe
Ar.
hblshop
brletty
spoke
Fllntoff.
the
grant
o
rk
that
h-d
been
dons
the
by
the
missionary
pioneers
the
If,,.
Hirer
and
aald
be
waa
quite
confident
of
the
t
future
of
the
people.
I
In
the
afternoon
abort
service
of
when
both
the
Archbishop
and
Arch
deacon
gave
short
addresw.
The
Church
Army
band
aasiated
at
this
service
Mr.
Thome,
assisted
by
Mrs
Newn-bam
and
Mis
Green,
entertained
at
lortanioon
tea
when
Mrs.
Walker,
Mm.
Ortffen
of
Araaodale
cannery
and
other
friends
met
the
Archbishop.
At
the
evening
servloe
Peter
Stuart
lead
Bvenlng
Prayer.
Archdeaeon
Rat
tbe
Lessons,
and
ArchbUhop
De
Pencler
gave
an
Inspiring
and
thoughtful
sermon
uu
tbe
home
as
the
basis
of
a
complete
'life.
The
viHaae
choir,
led
by
Godwin
Stuart,
sang
an
anthem.
"A
Song
of
Praise."
and
Mba
SaUna
Rum
of
Green-
vine
aweetly
sang
during
the
collection
of
the
offertory.
On
Monday
morning
the
Archbishop
wtth
Archdeaeon
Rlx
left
by
a.
Oatata
for
Prince
Rupert
after
expressing
Ma
great
aatgelaetron
ft
tbe
admirable
manner
in
which
tbe
people
of
KtneoHth
had
moelved
htm
and
hoping
to
be
again
lavMed
to
come
to.
them
During
his
visit
Archbishop
De
Pen-ctsr
stayed
at
the
Mission
House
white
Aroaetoacon
Itut
visited
at
tbe
home
of
Dr.
and
Mrs.
McDonald.
SHELLY
LIKELY
TO
-
V
RUN
IN
VANCOUVER
jyime
win
g..
iirrarf
Nominating
com
-
ill
ii
ire
oi
t
oiiMTVuin
rs
on
iiinuuj
VANOOUVKR.
June
16
W.
C.
Shelly.
i
former
alderman,
has
consented
to
al-
I
low
his
name
to
go
before
tbe
Conser-
vatlve
nominating
committee
Tuesday
Wightman
Trophy
is
Won
by
English
Women
Tennis
Players
at
Wimbledon
Against
United
States
Ladies
Today
IMIll.EDON,
June
16.
W
the
Wightman
trophy
four
matches
from
the
United
State
today
taking
out
of
seven.
After
two
victories
yesterday
against
one
for
United
States,
today's
results
were
us
follows:
Mrs.
Holcroft
W'Htson
defeated
Mrs.
Molla
Mnllory
2-C
6-1,
6-2.
Helen
UII
Is
defeated
Ailecn
Ilcnnett
6-3,
6-2.
,
Helen
Jacohsen
defented
Hetty
Nuttall
6-3,
6-1.
Mrs.
Holcroft
Watson
and
Eileen
Rennett
defeated
Helen
Wills
and
Penelope
Anderson
6-2,
61
St.
Louis
Cardinals
Take
Lead
in
National
League
Baseball
iw
a
Thrilling
14
Inning
Game
KW
YUlifil
JuneVlG.
J)efeatini
Ilruoklyni
teen
inniSg:rtJttle(l
e
bt.
lead
in
the.
National
rtiiwnYhyAeiiinttM
was
losing
to
Phil-
adefphia.
Bnttomley.'s
thirteeht
teehth
I
bases
in
the
fourteenth
inning
decided
the
issue.
,
T,je
Ciimtk
eM
dtfwted
Pittsburg
aided
by
their
stellar
pitcher
Aldridge
ataiii8t
his
former
team
mates
and
three
hits
in-
eluding
a
homer.
With
Manager
Hornsby
suspended
for
five
days
for
talking
baok
to
an
umpire,
Boston
continued
her
alump.
within
eight
and
halt
games
of
V!
and
It
la
practically
assured
that
lie
Despite
Ruth
34th
homer
the
Yankees
will
head
tbe
Vancouver
city
tioket.
.auccumbed
to
St.
Louis
In
the
Amerl-184
I
can
League
and
Philadelphia
climbed
to
Advertise
ln
thr
Dally
News
It
pay
I
1C,
1928
SEMI-FINALS
Li"
I
I
IVTKUKHTINfi
(IA.MKS
PLAYED
LA
NT
KVKM.MJ'
AM
t'l.VtLH
I
TOMOIiltOW
1
Qii
It
a
number
of
spectators
were:
-ut
lost
evening
at
the
AerouoUs
Hill
'
l.'rrunds
to
watch
the
tannia
aemi-iinaia
,
j
.
Hco
proved
very
interesting.
The
I
pinaiH
win
be
played
tomorrow
ccm
-
l
meaclrg
at
1
JO
and
the
last
one
at
5.
j
The
iai
game
is
expected
to
be
the
;
real
oi
trie
aeries
ano
atjuotiess
i:n
1
will
Ln
ih
it
Vetkrdsys
games
follow:
Mixed
IfcMiMe
'
Brand
and
Miss
Mitchell
beat
Col.
id'
Mrs.
M9Mordle
6-3,
6-3.
Hen'
M'hrIw
Brai.d
beat
Marcntette
6-3.
7-4.
i:
fp-j
kf3t
Clync
0-8.
7-6.
IIUWVH
Kilt
TOMOItllOVr
Men's
singles:
Brand
vs.
Howard
1.36.
I?dics'
Blnjics:
Mrs.
MoMordle
or
Mrs.
Shedwell
vs.
Miss
MItchcU.
1.46.
ladles'
Doubles
:
Harvey
snd
j
Miss
Oavtea
vs.
Mrs.
Shed
well
and
M!v
Mitchell.
S
ptn.
alas
'a
doubles:
Clyce
and
Howard
vs.
Marcntette
and
Brand,
4
p
rn.
Mured
doubles
Marantta
and
Mrs.
-.had
well
vs.
Brand
and
Miss
.Mitchell
at
6.
LA80RR10T
Mncrnii
tit
Attempt
of
Police
to
Disperse
Demonstration
Led
to
Hood-shed
LONDON,
June
16.
A
din-patch
to
the
Daily
Mall
from
Warsaw
quoted
Moscow
mes-sageM
saying
eighteen
workmen
and
twelve
members
of
the
ttecrct
political
police
were
killed
and
87
workmen
and
40
police
severely
injured
in
a
riot
Thursday,
the
result
of
attempts
of
the
police
to
disperse
a
demonstration
of
unemployed.
HOWE
IS
nWiNATED
BY
CONSERVATIVES
VANCOUVER.
June
16
8.
L
Howe,
a
prominent
businessman
.
was
nominated
as
Conservstlve
candidate
for
Richmond
and
Point
Grey.
llritish
women
tennis
players
won
in
a
tnriiang
i
four-
r
at
'leal.'
LouisriliiimHttJW'y
tM
hotfW
of
the
season
with
two
on
leaders
by
trouncing
Cleveland.
Miss
Rose
M
Da
vies
had
a
bad
ac-
cldent
with
her
car
today
whan
she
went
over
on
to
the
musket
near
the
Church.
Happily
she
was
not
Injured.
Boston
Grill
Tolmie
Scores
Liberal
Government
for
Alleged
Effort
Mislead
People
"
7
ANCOUVER,
June
16.
Addressing
the
Richmond-Point
Grey
t
Conservatives
last
night,
Hon.
Simon
Fraaer
Tolmie
announced
v
tjl4il
ne
woui
make
public
his
platform
in
his
own
riding
of
guttnk'h.
Dr
Tolmle
gaid
the
government
was
trying
to
mislead
tlw
iwopte
into
ueneving
rae
provurce
i.n.i.i..
,.f
1.a
..MASAnt
n.A.nh.
and
the
wonderful
development
of
and
Quebec,
which
all
contributed
'.t.iuda.
9
The
Coii'.irvatlve
leader
accused
the
government
of
over
-trending
cn
Its
e-tunates
and
of
being
n
nc
too
particular
ab.ut
the
way
eleetlrns
were
run.
mn-tlcnlni?
the
"scandalous
absentee
ballot."
He
exprwued
soeptlcuan
of
the
Prem's
P.O-E
declaration
and
he
B
C
end
Albkrta
railroads
ware
all
ln
the
same
condition.
He
claimed
tbe
credit
for
tbe
return
of
tbe
railway
belt
.
and
Peace
River
lands
belonged
to
tb
Conservatives,
stating
that
Premier
I
Dunamulr
had
started
the
Saaaand
and
it
had
been
brought
to
a
conclusion
I-
Hewing
his
cwn
motion
ln
parliament
two
ye&r
ago
demanding
a
Royal
Commission.
He
concluded
with
a
promise
to
abolish
patronage.
ROSEIMNIYAL
:
HICK
HI
MIHtll
ITSHMINH
l'KKSKNT
AT
NOYta
Ft
Nf-riOX
IMIEIt
Al
SPK
ES
III'
I.D.D.t.
The
Rose
Carnival
last
night
In
the
M
c
Hail
under
the
auspices
of
Muni-1
clpal
and
subsidiary
chapters
of
tbe
Imperial
order.
Daughters
of
the
Bm-1
pire.
was
a
picturesque
and
highly
sue-
I
cessful
event,
some
four
hundred
per-'
tons
being
ln
attendance
at
the
event,
j
Roses
of
varied
hues
predominated
In
:
tbe
decorative
scheme
of
the
hall
and
booths
which
was
very
alUactwe
and
I
roses
wore
sold
from
one
of
the
booths
I
.'or
butisnholes
and
nosegays.
A
well
arranged
and
enjoyable
vaudeville
rr
gram
took
up
the
early
part
a!
:.
c
evening
after
the
carnival
had
been
duly
opened
by
Mayor
S.
P
I
UM
rd.c.
During
tbe
remainder
of
i
the
evening,
dancing
was
enjoyed
to
th
...
.
.
tuneociue
.,nuic
of
Al
Small's
orchestra
Refreshments
were
served
from
tb
!
booths
which
were
ln
charge
as
follows:
j
Hot
dogs
Mrs.
Frank
Moore
(convener),
Mrs.
Thomas
Andrew,
Mrs.
A.'
Haines
and
Mrs
W
C.
Aspknall.
Retrrihments-
Mrs
S
V
Cox.
Mrs.
W.
W.
C
O'Neill.
Mrs
Bert
West
and
Mra
C.
Brewerton
Novelties
Miss
Huldah
Graham.
Miss
Jean
Stalker
and
Miss
Alberta
Hill
Ice
cream
and
oft
drinks
Mrs.
Robert
Davie.
Mrs
O.
W.
Abbott,
Mun
Wtlla
Dyer.
Miss
Frances
Cross
snd
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell.
;
Raffles-e-rs.
Robert
Blance
and
Mrs
c
j.
Norrlngton.
i
Rom
bocth--Mrs
Ben
Self
and
Mra
Thor
Johnson.
Oames
J.
A.
Teng
8.
Darton.
J.
W
McAuloy.
A.
Haines,
Ralph
Johnson
sndjlMtplav
wlnoows
and
Joe
Scott
Jr
The
general
committee
responsible
for
the
success
of
the
event
consisted
of
Mrs
8heltord
Dartcn.
convener.
Mrs.
D.
C
Stuart.
Mrs.
John
Manson
and
Mrs.
I
D
Orchard
McLeod
1
Mrs.
David
Thomson
'
had
charge
of
decorations:
Miss
Huldah
Oraham,
advertising:
Mrs
H.
L.
Landry,
tleketa.
VAl
DKVILLK
l'KOrUAM
I
'
The
vaudeville
program,
arranged
by
Hill
60
Chapter'
entertainment
commit
-
mumRTi
lifuiuvro
a
ling
uviu
wj
wv
nupiu
of
Booth
MemoriaL4hoe:rdatit
by
little
Sheila
Richmond,
ac
eompaniet
companied
by
little
Miss
Rosamond
'
.
Brady
at
the
piano:
dance,
by
Miss
Edna
BMand:
doll
dance
by
High
Jchn
A
Tinf
8
j
HunU(r
and
Alex.
Clapperton:
club
swinging
by
oiris'
Dtiu
Team;
vocni
solo
by
Miss
Jean
Burns
(New
Haseltoni;
Irish
Jig
by
Misses
Jean
Grieve,
Lorna
McLaren
and
Winnie
Thomson,
and
dance
by
Miss
Myfanwy
Campbell.
Accompanist
were
Mla
Marjorle
.Lancaster.
Miss
Blance
1
Curtln
and
Mlsn
E.
P
Orassle.
all
the
LA
HOE
CAHAKKT
Special
Dinners
Thursday
and
Saturdays
panting
tvrry
Saturday
night
from
9
.to
It.
Danse
I
tall
for
Hire.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
1'hone
437
Price
Five
Cnt
wan
iiruaperuuB.
He
said
the
.was
Attn
t
n
WA.irttif.il
UjliAat
I.WIM
the
mines
and
those
in
Ontario
to
the
general
advantage
of
LINK
FORCED
EMPIRE
CHAIN
HEAJI
tVlltCLBM
U8TWEBN
CANADA
AMI
AtHTIUlUA
1H
(II'KN
II)
U
lllMlMjtW
MOrfTRXAL.
June
16
Another
link
of
importanee
to
tbe
interchangi
of
Bmptre
news
waa
coinptetad
Friday
with
tbe
inauguration
of
a
Marconi
direct
beam
service
between
Men
Weal
Australia.
The
service
went
into
for
tbe
Press
eervlee
and
ooaa-
IVeTClal
atNtrUa.
Vfltn-ln
t
I
Of
the
servawi
uetweaii
j
Australia,
the
great
dominions
of
tbe
Km
pi
re
will
be
Joined
up
ln
direct
struct
with
each
other
as
well
as
with
the
mother
country.
Messages
will
flash
between
the
transmitting
and
receiving
stations
at
the
rate
of
,300
to
336
words
a
minute.
CANADA
TOOK
MOST
SETTLERS
TIIOI
MAMl
AHEAP
OI'
Al
HTIlALI.t
LAST
YEAH
ACrOKIUMi
TO
IIKITISII
KKCOItliS
OTTAWA.
June
16
Canada
continues
to
attract
more
British
settlers
than
'any
other
country,
according
to
the
of
ficial
bulletin
Issued
by
the
department
ln
London
received
British
records
show
that
during
1037
'the
number
to
leave
tbe
United
King-
..
n.
r,
Malila
ml.
at
aa
a?
aiNUM
vmsm
,
.
...
.
iwiw
m
wamu
M,WW
viiw
w
mihw
North
America.
The
next
largest
was
to
Australia
which
took
nearly
81
MO.
ROTARIANS
GATHERING
FOR
BIG
CONVENTION
MINNEAPOLIS
MONDAY
MINNEAPOLIS,
June
16
-
The
vanguard
of
a
gathering
of
more
than
10,-000
business
snd
Drofesstouel
men
from
ev9ty
o(
ttM
worid
bad
reached
Minneapolis
today,
beginning
th.
...-,,
of
th
ioth
Annul
Rotarv
In
tenia
tlonal
Convention
starting
Mon-
day.
Flowers
everywhere.
In
atop
the
ornamental
lamp-posts.
ln
commercial
In
(Very
other
avaUab
ible
spot
dive
tbe
streets
lleadini
ling
to
the
mammoth
aew
municipal
auditorium
a
wonderful
garden
see
tie.
The
vivid
rainbow
solars
of
nature,
rather
than
the
bunting
of
tbe
nations
represented
ln
Rotary,
have
been
used
in
deck
the
city,
snd
the
vast
reaches
of
the
auditorium
Itself.
Another
outdoor
garden
has
been
transplanted
Indoors,
ln
the
exhibition
hall
of
tlw
auditorium,
where
fountains
and
flowers
grace
the
House
oi
Friend-
the
informal
gathering
place
of
Uv
Rotarlan
visitors.
numbers
on
the
program
being
rendered
in
excellent
-tyle.
mQlllM
nd
fcn
,
,
H
L
presided
at
the
door.
John
Moen
was
the
winner
of
4
110
bill
for
the
lucky
admission
ticket.
No.
B4.
The
raffles
were
drawn
by
Miss
Sheila
Stuart
and
the
winners
wen:
Cut
glan
bowl
Mrs
H.
F.
GeMBsy.
Fancy
bag.
Mrs.
William
Cummlnga.
Buffet
set.
H.
M.
Daggett.