CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Everyone
read
the
Classified
Ads.
If
you
lose,
advertise
for
It.
If
you
find,
locate
tbe
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertiv
-r
It
GET
THE
CLASSIFIED
7
V
I
XVIII
No.
171
fTllf
till
l.iW
'
."
was
nurclutaMi
la
MUSSOLINI
RESENT!
All
Alberta
Report
Fine
Prospects
For
Very
Early
Harvest
V-INMJ'Fi;,
July
23.
With
the
hot
dry
weather
of
the
pant
week
v.
ii
tiaH
prevailed
throughout
.
the
whole
of
western
Canada,
all
I.-
II
m
-
oinuiiuc
to
mahe
excellent,
progress.
j
iew
uiatncis
in
hi
i
n
Saskatchewan,
while
not
suffering,
could
do
with
Home
t
u
t
.
generally,
reports
would
indicate
that
there
is
ample
moin-
,
i
ikI
that
only
warm
weather
is
needed
until
the
crop
h
har
d
All
diatri'-i
in
Alberta
rejiort
excellent
crop
propet.-.
cit
effect
from
weeds
in
summerfallow
crops
is
repotod
in
the
i
!
around
Verlgin
and
Humboldt
but
not
to
any
ncrious
extent.
-
I
T
Illinnil
IlTfT
Ivil
I
I
III
I
I
II
ill
ANNIVERSARY:;
COVI.HNOK
OENEHAL
AMI
HIS
UllV
1
1.1.1
miAi
t;
date
or
.maiikiaoi:
AT
HOLLO
ON
FRIDAY
1:
i.vNa
HOPS.
July
28
Ceiebrat-
1
.entry
of
tbelr
wading
ee,
t-ord
and
Lady
WUllngdon
have
ir.rt.nt
along
tbe
roads
and
riven
.
Peace
River
country
for
day.
In
,x
vut
to
tbe
Canadian
north.
i
Rolls
on
Friday
tbat
some
.
nu
discovered
tbat
tbett
dta-
nea
minors'
wwdaing
aauvf
.
a
:.
thst
date.
Another
Impromptu
.'in
was
beM
to
permit
tbe
people
..
,
.
,
Exceilen-
to
congratulate
Their
leaving
Peace
River
no
Wadnee-:
rd
and
Lady
Wllllogdoo
have
i
MO
mile
by
river
and
road
Pouca
Coupe.
Dawson
Creek.
JC
ikrrran
and
Port
at
John
to
11
!
They
will
rest
here
for
a
MEXICO
CIVIL
WAR
PREVENTED
"M
I
UK
Ot
LAHOIt
IIITH
AS
Will.
A-
TWO
OIIHIU.H
TOIIAL
TO
111:
(IVI
TKIAL
no
crTT.
July
23
Danger
of
ii
bellowed
u
be
eliminated
'
uiiatlon
of
Minuter
of
Labor
The
federation
of
Labor
has
ii
two
other
government
of-
'it-tH
and
Mbnada.
to
realun
'
-i'.ious
following
charges
that
:i
Mb
runes,
had
agitated
against
i'r
MdenUBect
Obregon
and
in
Md
his
asaslnation-
Total
who
killed
Obreaon.
"'I
liimself
for
execution
with-
'in
the
government
Insists
'
ix-
n
publir
civil
trial.
CANNOT
EARN
LIVING
NOW
TWO
m
Slum
THOl
-KAMI
WOHK-MtN
!'
1M1I
Sl
ltlAI.
KM1LAMI
Ml'T
STAItT
I.I1E
ANEW
ll-EUIIIIti;
"MXN
July
31.
More
than
XW.000
1
'
1
'
"
many
of
them
married,
can-
vi"'i
to
earn
a
living
from
the
'
-
in
which
they
have
been
em-a
report
today
by
tbe
In-
Biurd
The
report
say
that
'"
ii
must
be
moved
from
the
dfcf
'
.kiu.
in
England
to
other
places
'
'-r.
mui
n
aurt
life
anew.
.f
i
..
TILDEN
CANNQTf
LAY.
UNTIL
HE
IS
CLEARED
riinln
Amaleur
NUndlng
even
It
II
Means
Ijhi
of
Duvlx
Cup
s
Ki
w
yOftX,
Jujy
a3-fThe
United
'
-'
ln
Tennis
Association
Is
de-1
""I
not
to
let
William
T.
TUden
"Kain
until
charges
of
breaches
of
"r
'"nkln,
are
investigated
even
If
me
loss
of
the
Dsvls
Cup.
they
Districts
few
local
districts
,thr
ugh
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
report
signs
of
red
rust
but
no
where
ha
there
been
any
dam-
Serious
damage
trim
nail
la
reported
In
few
local
districts
in
southern
Sas
katchewan,
mostly
south
and
sruuixi
Weyburn.
while
In
some
pUeea
the
damage
is
heavy
to
tbe
Individual
fanner,
yet
the
acreage
Is
not
great
and
will
net
materially
affect
tbe
orop
on
tbe
whole,
yhlle
weather
conditions
at
tbe
present
time
are
favorable
for
tbe
de-
-
vj
".4n
'
n"
d
wh?
""P
tro"b
,rom
,U
"
f
""'
HU"
tndkUa
"Vth1
thbm.
fT?"
.
J
U
"
f-
!"
dwHHH
Summrf
allowing
Is
practically
eom-
Dieted
and
there
has
also
been
a
large
JT
umn
aereage
of
as
nsv
now
land
lanst
brought
miMieiii
under
unasff
cul
cuj
-
tivation
owing
to
tbe
favorable
conditions
for
breaking
SEYEN
ARE
KILLED
LISBON
UPRISING
Knot
n
(Ion
tiprrM-d
by
Ootermneal
Allrr
Two
Days
of
Ftgbthtg
alln
Caalllr.
USBON.
July
n-Another
attamptod
revoiutten
in
Portugal
has
bean
sup-pr
d
by
the
government
after
two
days
of
flghttng
la
which
seven
ware
killed
and
thirty
wounded.
The
Army
Navy
and
police
remained
loyal
to
the
govsi
nonesst.
Three
former
cabinet
ministers
were
tmong
those
arrested
fnUowlng
suppression
of
the
revolt
which
was
appar
ently
a
political
attempt
against
the
government
one
regiment
of
chasseurs
mutinied
but
loyal
troops
attacked
and
overcame
the
rebels.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
NiNin
Clolnjf
Prices
Ttxtay
on
Vanrou
rr
Lirhsnge
(Courtesy
of
S.
D.
Johnson
0c
Ltd.l
The
fotlowtng
quotations
wore
bid
Argenu
Rufus.
lie,
lTVie.
Bayvlow.
TVic.
7e.
B
C
ailver.
1M.
1
1
.IS.
Big
Ulesouri.
Hc.
81c.
Cork
Province,
lie.,
tHc,
Dunwell.
loc..
le
Duthle.
tlM.
Oeorge
Oopper,
..
).
Oeorgia
River.
Mc,
He.
Ooloonda.
c
.
Mc
Orsndvlew.
4c,
MViC.
Independence.
II
He..
14
He.
Kootney
Plorenot.
awViC.,
tl9.
L
L.
..
Lakrvlew.
nil.
iMdsmlth.
nil.
sc.
Lucky
Jim.
Mc-
me.
Mormot
Metals.
10c
lOfcc.
Mormot
River
Oold.
I0V4.
National
Bilver.
..
lc
Noranda.
WM.
Pend-Orellle.
le.
HJS.
Porter
Idaho.
7c
TSc.
Silver
Crest.
lUc.
He.
Silverado.
70c
nil.
IreniT.
t
Terminus.
Sc..
l
Topley-Kloh
field.
67
'ic
68c.
Torle.
ti.eo.
M
BO.
Whitewater.
aJS.
a.so.
wMm.
Ht
30c
WON'T
SELL
HOUSE
TORONTO,
July
23-
The
Toronto
Telegram
ssy.
thst
Orattsn
Bars,
the
rrt
urnSNllOnRl
K-rl
offer
s
refused.
whom
a
IIOO.OOO
Northern
and
frmiiimiiiiiMiimimmiiimmmiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiui
NEW
VIN;
AT
BANFF
SpIUN,
iluTKL
d.
I
i
if.
Ar;
-
the
United
States
and
C
anada,
F..
W.
Beatty,
;
iv.
idei.t.
ana
itirru;
hock
is
TO
HE
KLMOVLO
July
as
Hon.
J.
C.
Elliott,
minister
of
public
works
st
Ottawa,
has
notified
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade,
)bat
tan
airs
win
be
oaMaa
M
an
early
lUSJa
for
the
removal
of
lippte
Hock
In
Beyaour
Marrows.
The
work
which
has
been
urged
for
many
wars,
wttl
greatly
aid
navigation
to
the
north
ooast,
removing
an
obstruction
wblch
hss
long
been
s
haaard
to
shipping
In
one
of
the
moat
treacharous
spots
in
Inland
waters.
CANCER
STUDY
WITH
CONVICTS
IvOUJI
IXOCI'LATi:
MEX
AXIt
LET
them
oo
ir
cntfn
in
twelve
YEARS
HAVANA.
July
SS
The
proposal
for
he
voluntary
and
legal
Inoculation
of
jndemned
convicts
with
cancer
germs
i
r
clinical
study
has
recatved
the
ap-rovsl
of
the
Board
of
National
Sanitation
The
proposal
Is
that
the
man
thai
I
remslri
under
observation
and
treatment
for
twelve
years.
If
cured
then
will
be
freed.
Tbe
matter
wul
go
to
Song
rem.
BOTTOM
FALLS
OUT
OF
WHEAT
MARKET
rtfe
On
Wlnnlneg
EtrlMMge
Crstli
l41wlHg
MejuMstlsiH
sih!
Altkestre
ft
Hajm
WINNIPBO,
July
St
Wheat
crashed
again
on
the
Biehanae
today
tot
lowing
wholeaale
llquldattona
and
ab
sence
of
-foreign
btiyera.
October
wheat
dropped
to
S
l-3c.
EDMONTON
DIRECTOR
OF
C.
N.
R.
DEAD
Mallbew
Ulgr
MnmimlM
at
Age
89
,
Tlwfiiliin
May
Atlmil
llh
runersl.
DHOrVTON,
July
U
--Matthew
Lodge.
director
of
the
Canadian
National
Rail
ways,
died
bar
at
the
ago
of
St.
It
It
Is
reporbsd
that
Mr
Henry
Thornton,
president
of
the
system,
and
T.
O.
Dawson
of
Prince
Hupart,
dlraeior.
who
are
now,
at
Jasper
rarM
may
oomii
ofi'
here
to
attend
5
funerat
'
'
VAXCOI'tEII
WHEAT
VANOOUVBR,
Jly
M
Wheat
was
ouoted
oa
the
Vaasouver
Stock
Ex-change
today
at
1141-8.
DKOWNEII
AT
KI'KAXOOK
NBLSON.
July
SS-Jack
Bird
aged
15.
wKj
drowned
at
Kuaksnook
on
Sunday
Swim
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PUINCE
RUPERT
B.
C,
MONDAY
JULY
CRITICISM
"JU..'.".'....'..'!!!!!.!.!!!!!!!!!.!....!!.!!!''..!..!.!!!!..!
ll,l,,illllll!i;i,llll!'MI!.:illlllllll
11,11.111,1.
Illllllllllll!llll!llll.i"
Nobody
but
Italians
Will
Be
Allowed
to
Probe
Nature
of
Catastrophe
in
Polar
Region
ROMS,
July
23.
Premier
Mussolini
announces
that
nobody
bt
Kaltditt
wfffbe
-tMiowex!
to
probe
the
elrvitnstaiKeii
of
the
disaster
to
the
dirigible
Italia
on
its
recent
polar
expedition
north
of
Spitsbergen.
The
duce
deplores
the
fact
that
the
Italians
have
been
criticized
by
the
rest
of
the
world
and
comparej
the
critics
to
"miserable
slackers
of
wartime
who,
in
safety
without
a
shade
of
shame,
spoke
ill
of
how
the
battle
fared."
He
also
spoke
of
an
"anti-human,
anti-Italian
wave
of
feeling."
"5F5JA11JN
HIDING
mL
iww
m
uimr,
lie)
liBt
far
Miaaatlaa
lake
Saturday
I
ndr
Lieet.
HUnre
Under
Lieut.
Robert
BOance
and
Patty
Officer
Instructor
Toung.
the
local
unit
f
the
Sea
Cadets
numbering
upwards
of
;
.hlrty
left
for
camp
at
Shawatlani
Lake
n
Saturday.
Last
year
tbey
were
favored
with
ideal
weatbar
and
It
looks
as
.bough
they
were
going
to
be
equally
fortunate
this
yesr.
The,
boys
are
all
In
peat
fettle
and
this
camp
Is
becoming
sne
of
tbe
features
ot
the
vacation
life
1
tbe
b-iys
about
tnwn.
BENNEIT
DEPLOREr
1
CANADA
CONDITIONS
Crges
PrwIretlMi
of
Dumhile!
Imlm4rles
atMl
Dt-rterra
lrpte
are
iMtlag
stale
OSHAWA.
Ont
.
July
.
Addressing
wveral
thousand
pr-'P
'
a
picnic
here
an
Saturday.
Hon
R.
B.
Bennett.
Con-servative
leader,
pleaded
for
adequate
protection
of
Canadian
tlf&usU'les
and
deplored
the
eaodus
Of
population
to
the
United
States
DAD'S
ItKITHTEPS
A
frwthman
at
Harvard
applied
at
the
Dean's
office
of
the
university
tor
Information
relntivr
to
his
father's
ool-
"I
should
like
very
much
to
see
my
lather's
record.
Uv
was
In
the
clas
of
"78."
announced
the
new
student.
"I
shall
be
glad
to
took
up
the
record."
replied
the
officer.
"Have
you
any
special
reason
far
consulting
It?"
"Well."
answered
the
youth.
"Dad
has
warned
me
nk'aln
not
to
disgrace
him.
and
I
wish
to
ate
Just
how
far
I
oau
aol"
'ARKMC
PKODl'ITIOXrllK
CANAIVV
A
variety
of
arHenloal
ores
are
found
throughout
Canada.
Ores
and
refinery
residues
from
the
Cobalt
area,
which
provide
about
fcur-flfths
of
the
amnio
produced
in
Csnsda,
are
shipped
to
Deloro.
Ontario,
wtier
the
amenlc
la
recovered
as
a
by-prodttot
and
market
ed.
chiefly
as
white
arsenic.
Tills
sftrrnooii't
train
Is
reported
three
snd
a-)inr!rr
hours
late
and
will
iku
arrive
:i;i
n
iv
p.m.
23,
1928
OF
THE
;
:
x
'
'
a
rciTt-,c
mil
J
Pi-
Riiilwav,
opened
the
Ml
WW
1'OLL.S
KCrOKTEH
TO
DATE
(I1YE
KEKOIN
SMALL
MAJOItlTY
With
the
polls
not
yet
completely
reported
and
both
skies
claiming
the
victory,
tbe
election
race
In
Atlln
riding
between
H.
P.
Kargln.
IAbaral,
and
T.
W.
Paleuiar.
Conservative,
appears
to
be
stul
very
much
In
doubt.
Tabulation
of
figures
received
hare
to
date
give
Kargln
a
narrow
lead.
Reports
received
have
that
either
on
aide
or
tbe
other
has
conceecied
the
seat
are
believed
to
he
misleading.
The
proahUlty
arcane
to
be
that
unless
one
of
the
candidates
get
a
decided
margin
in
the
few
polls
that
have
yet
to
report,
there
will
have
to
be
a
recount
to
definitely
settle
who
Is
the
winner.
Following
are
the
polls
In
Atlln
riding
reporting
to
date:
Ker.
Pal.
Moult
Anyox
Mine
36
SO
Atlln
74
00
Premier
K
32
Orease
Harbor
....
7
Alice
Arm
BJ
63
Big
Missouri
,
J
2
Marmot
gt
7
Bitter
Creek
H
4
Anyox
Beach
142
140
140
12
I
Stewart
107
127
127
3
Torlr
2
Telegraph
Creek
.
.
SS
10
.Jordan
River
I
1
0
I
Spruce
Creek
is
reported
U
liuvr
'elven
Kcrgln
a
majority.
'EDMONTON
MAN
WINS
!
WESTERN
GOLF
TITLE
Jltumte
MfMiHtlfleM
('atlrel
lMtMr
I
mm
E.
Colter
on
Ssturdaj
XDMONTON.
July
28
-
Jimmle
Mountirieid
of
Edmonton
6h
the
Western
Canada
amstaiir
gall,
championship
on
Saturday
by
defeatihg
X.
Culver
of
Bdmonton
by
seven
and
alx
strokes.
CHICAOO
VERY
HAD
CHICAGO.
July
2SOommlss
loner
of
Police
Hughes
eapresses
the
opinion
that
Scotland
Yard's
best
would
be
helpless
If
It
tried
to
suppress
tbe
crime
of
Chicago.
Advertise
in
Tbe
Da
at
News
A
Boston
Grill
ITALIA
DISASTER
g
m;iny
turojxian
countries,
hotel
this
month.
NEW
TIME
KM
OKI)
tOK
WOULD
TKU
f.
NEW
YORK,
July
28
John
Henry
M
earns
and
B.
D.
Col-
Iyer
landed
here
today
eataMlsh-
log
a
new
round-the-world
time
.
mtAM.lma-Uum
days
and
4-
flftesn
hours.
They
bettered
4
the
previous
record
of
Linton-
f
Wells
and
Edward
(vans
by
si-
meat
five
days.
Tbe
two
men
used
ateamers
for
ocean
pas-
sagas
and
a
folding
wing
sea-
4
plane
for
land
hops.
ttttt
ti-tt
ttr
FISH
ARRIVALS
HEAVIER
TODAY
TOTAL
Of
SOS.IMK)
POI
NDS
OP
HALI-
111
T
SOLD
AT
EXCHAXOE
THIS
MORNING
Halibut
sales
today
amounted
to
300,-
000
lbs.
Three
American
boats
got
as
high
as
lac.
for
firsts
and
Sc.
for
sec
onds,
while
Can
ad
Ian
boats
got
13.50c.
for
firsts
and
Sc.
and
7c.
for
seconds.
'
Sales:
American
Brctra.
42.0X
lbs.
to
Booth
Fisheries,
12.70
snd
5c
.
Arrow.
38.000
lbs.,
to
Canadian
Pish
at
Cold
8torage.
at
12.40
and
sc.
Unlmac.
8.600
lbs.
to
Canadian
Path
3t
Cold
Storage
st
16c.
and
So.
Pierce.
13JO0
lbs.
to
Royal
Pish
Company
at
16c.
and
Be.
Madeline
J..
5.500
lbs.
to
Pacific
Fisheries
14J0
and
80.
Haeel
H
.
18.000
to
Atlln
PlahorkM
it
15c.
and
Sc.
lisppy.
12.500
to
Pacific
fisheries
at
14.00
and
Sc.
Canadian
Fanny
F
.
7
000
lbs.
to
Canadian
Pish
A:
Cold
Storage
13.10
and
Sc.
Klkn,
6.000
lbs.
to
Royal
Pish
Company
at
13c.
snd
7c.
Manjal
Ice
4.000
lbs.
to
Pacific
Piah-rrlo,
at
1310
and
7c.
Tramp.
14.500
lbs.
to
Atlln
Fisheries
st
13.20
and
6c.
Seamaid.
11.000
lbs.
to
Both
Plah-erics
at
13.10
and
7c.
Scrub.
3.600
lbs.
to
Boal
Plah
Oom-liiiiiy
.it
13.60
snd
7c.
Volunteer.
8.000
lbs.
to
Canadian
fish
At
Cold
Storage
at
IS
and
7c.
Rose
Spit.
17.000
lbs.
to
Atlln
Fisheries
at
13.20
and
Sc.
Ringleader.
2.000
lbs
to
Canadian
Fish
Cuid
Storage
at
13.40
and
7o.
WEATHER
Port
Simpson
Clear,
calm.
78.
Hsysport
Light
Wmd
clear.
00
Terrace-Clear,
calm,
a.
'"
Rosswood
Clear,
cafm,
54.
11
Alyansh
Clear.,
calm.
SO.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm,
66.
Anycx
Clear,
callta.
88.
Stewart
-Clear,
calm.
64.
Hawltnn
Clear,
calm.
62.
Smiths
rs
Clear,
calm.
48.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
63.
Bight
Cabin
Clear,
calm.
Telegraph
Creek-
Cloudy,
calm.
52.
Atlln-
-Cloudy,
caln,.
57.
Selkirk
Cloudy,
culm
58
Dhwm'H
cloudy,
i-itlni.
59.
LA
HOE
CADARET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
evrry
Saturday
night
from
0
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
Tbe
latest
and
best
for
tbe
least.
Tbone
457
EX-GOVERNOR
OF
ALBERTA
IIOX.
OEOKOE
Itl'LYEA
Sl'CCl'MBS
OX
KANta
NEAR
PEACIILAXD
AT
AGE
OF
4W
YC
A
KS
PEACHXAND
July
23
Hon
Oeorge
Ktdle)
V
-::.
Bulyea.
BA..
UJ)u
tormer
lieuu-iiant
governtr
of
Alberta,
d:"d
at
hit,
ranch
near
here
on
Sunday.
If
wm
b
rn
at
Oaget-wn,
New
Bruns-'';sk.
In
1T59
and.
after
being
odueated
::.
New
Bruuswick
and
engaging
In
"inching
lor
a
snort
time,
he
went
to
Winnipeg
tfi
insa,
soon
moving
to
Qu'
Appelle.
Sask.
where
be
went
into
business.
He
took
an
active
part
In
politics
a
the
North
West
Territores
before
:,ry
oec
a
me
provinces
and
was
appotnt-ed
the
first
lieutenant
governor
of
AJ-hrta
in
1B05.
serving
a
second
term
afr
1B10
He
came
here
from
Edmon-to:i
se
.-ersJ
years
ago
to
retire.
TO
ENCOURAGE
JAPAN
TRADE
LOCAL
IJOAKD
OE
TRADE
HAS
COX-IEUEXCE
WITH
CANADIAN
TRADE
COMMISSIONER
AT
WEEK
EXD
J.
A.
Langley
of
Ottawa,
Canadian
traite
nnmmteelrtner
to
Japan
was
a
visitor
In
the
city
over
the
week-end
ana,
whist
htia,
had
a
eeafereace
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Motel
wfth
the
members
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade.
Tbe
passible
development
of
trade
from
the
Orient
through
this
port
was
discussed
at
the
meeting
and
Mr.
Langley
gave
promise
of
all
possible
assistance
In
this
connection.
Mr.
Langley
srrlved
from
Ottawa
on
Friday
afternoon
and
sailed
Saturday
night
aboard
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
Vancouver
en
route
to
Japan.
MONTREAL
HAS
TOLL
OF
DEATH
TWENTY-FIVE
PERSONS
KILLED
IX
VAKIOI
H
MAXXERS
Of
ACCIDENT
OYER.
WEEK-END
MONTREAL,
July
38.
Eight
persons
died
la
three
level-creating
accidents,
four
were
drowned
and
thirteen
were
killed
by
accident
In
week-end
fatalities
in
Montreal
and
district
Tlfree
members
of
a
family
named
Charbonneaut
and
Patrice
LenteUe
were
killed
near
Cape
St.
Martin
by
a
Canadian
Pacific
Ottawa
train.
Tbe
entire
family
of
Herbert
Smith,
comprising
four
parsons,
was
wiped
out
at
Point
Aux
Trembles
when
their
automobile
stalled
on
Canadian
National
Railway
tracks.
FRENCH
FLYERS
ON
OCEAN
HOP
PLANE
LE
FKEOATE
REACHES
HORTA
AZORES.
ENKOI
TE
TO
NEW
YORK
VIA
I1ERMIDA
NBW
YORK.
July
33.
The
Western
Union
announced
this
morning
that
the
French
flyers
on
the
aeeptane
La
Pre-gate
arrived
safely
at
Horta
In
tbe
Anoras
early
this
morning.
The
plane
left
Brest
yesterday
af
ter
ror
New
York
via
the
Azores
and
The
crew
constats
of
Nsval
Lieutenant
Paull.
Relief
Pilot
M
arret
and
WsSetess
Operator
Cedou.
WINNIPEG
WINNER
OF
UIPTON
ROWINGiCUP
l.'vintS
On
Saturday
with
St.
Pl
Serund
and
Minneapolis
Third.
WINNIPBO.
July
23.
The
senior
event
of
tbe
Northwestern
Rowing
lie
gattewent
to
the
Winnipeg
Rowing
Club
which
won
the
Upton
trophy
for
senior
eights
St.
Paul
vat
second
and
Minneapolis
third.
-
m
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
"