CANADA
LIKES
I
RADIO
GAME
Wtf
Quarter
of
Million
licences
Taken'
Out
In
Ixinilnlon
Ho
Far
"TT.WVA,
July
27:
There
are
298.-"JL
pcry
us
in
Canada
holding
radio
tun!
aoinc
thousand
Using
set
t
a
v
ii"t
gone
through
the
fee-r
taking
out
a
license.
AU
e
w
,
be
afceted
by
the
report
of
i
'ommlMton
on
radio.
write
it
w
w
rking
on
the
report
Vhat
will
t
r;a,1r
to
the
government.
i
.-real
Alternative
pmnaaU.
are,
i.
deration.
Intruding
(fie
BrtSfth
I
-.I
xystem.
with
a
govem-
t
T:icd
and
operated
broedeaHtng
i
private
companies
ub-
t
iv
th..
state
:or
a
continuance
!
j
resent
system
of
private
sta-
rr
u'lvtrnment
supervision
In
E'.f
it.:.
licensing
and
wave
length.
:n
Canada
In
radio
la
ln
I
'rrmrndoualy.
Uut
year
ths
'
i
of
complete
radio
sett,
bsttertea
tn
Canada
totalled
Cll
which
was
4J
per
cent
"
han
the
1827
production.
In
acts
and
parts
Imported
from
;.1
Sutes
had
a
value
of
.-
Munber
at
transmitting
II-1148.
but
this
includes
't
lirenses
and
313
ship
11-There
were
79
private
com-i.s
eaperlmental.
five
traln-broedcaatlng
broadcastera.
a."
liceiues.
four
public
com-4."t
experimental,
five
training
I
(ib4
amateur
experimental.
RAIN
GENERAL
NORTHERN
B.C.
T
nmniing
report
of
the
Gov
f
nMit
Ti
legraphs
indicates
that
tm
general
today
almost
all
r
northern
British
Columbia.
Tud;,
j
weather
renort
follows:
T-
n
arr
-Cloudy,
south
wind,
58.
Iln
.wood
Cloudy,
soutli
wind,
i-'J
Ai
ansh
Ilaln.
r-atm.
M.
Ahie
Arm
Heavy
rain,
calm,
Anyox
Heavy
rain,
calm,
51.
lewart
Itnnvv
ruin
alm.
53
f
'
i
t
Simpson
Southeast
wind
rain,
f,;:
Hajsport
Southeast
wind
Hazolton
Itainlng,
calm,
56,
mithers
Cloudy,
calm,;
GO.
urns
I
jVc
Cloudv.
calm.
54
ndcrhoof
Part
cloudy,
calm
i,r
ond
C
abin
Rain,
calm.
E
"h
C
abin
-Rain,
calm.
BESTCUSTOMER
n
.
UNITED
STATES
-'
K
ii,
lu-nnrlt
Would
Ha
t:.;,1
to
'ier
"ling
Othrrwlne
and
Hays
Ho
lsIOKX-
Ju"
Wi-on.
n.
n
r"
here
lat
nlehl
delivered
I
r
;
'
"
protest
against
the
lncresse
of
,
."i:ui.
purchases
In
ouUlde
coun-.
J""1
th
neglect
of
Canada's
own
;:
ueveiopment.
"Canada,"
wun
DODuUtlnn
ne
Ih.n
mill-,,,,
has
twivm.
tiiL
Of
th
T
T
n
I
.
n
.
.
..
.
.
.
(in
h,,.
iit-u
otave
wnn
ineir
'mren
and
twenty
million."
TEST
MATCH
OPENS
TODAY
IN
ENGLAND
Home
Team
Or!
4'!1
Huns
Jeveu
tVlrkets
up
to
Noon
Today
MANCII1iTl
It.
July
!:
F.iU-land
piled
up
axt
Impteeelve
wnre
of
49
runs
fr
kevrn
Klekels
in
(he
fourth
itWket
teH
milih
llli
South
Afrleit
tmlsy.
The
game
Hsed
tlilo
morning
irhrtlirsrln4
tt
(l
to-
bd
start,
living
two
geod
ulrketa,
Sulellffe
and
llnwley.
for
a
frw
run
but
M'yatt
and
UVxlley
wllh
III
and
III
resfierllvriy
palled
the
omre
up
to
31'
at
noon
Tlirrr
an
adjuiirnmrnt
Willi
ttyatt
atlll
unbea:ri,
NEW
PREMIER
Total
Piiniinary
184400
pound.
lor
FOR
FRANCE
Ilrlnnd
Aitrcc
to
Try
to
Form
a
Cabinet
to
bucccert
roincare
PARIS.
July
27.
Following
the
resignation
or
rremier
roincare,
M.
Briand,
a
former
Premier,
accepted
the
responsibility
of
form-
.
ii
....
1
1
.1
ing
a
government,
ne
cviibuhi.-"
with
President
Uoumergue
di
on-deciding
to
undertake
the
respon-
ibillty.
HALIBUT
SALES
American
Athletic.
30JWO
to
Hoyal
Plato
Oo.
I
It
and
I.
.
Marmot.
MW
to
Onld
Slorage
at
,1
I
ua
Sea.
Dlro,
1700
to
AtU
rwerise
12.3
and
8.
YukOH.
im
to
A
tun
tw
14
1
and
8.
Olaeler.
14J0OO
to
Dootn
rmaf
15.8
and
8.
Cniturilaii
i
Aiken.
lLOCW
i
OoW
Storage
at
It.
7
and
8.
Unomt,
6.000
to
13.8
and
8.
Selma,
8.000
to
13.7
and
8.
Volunteer,
7
13.7
and
8.
Verna,
8.500
to
Reyw
Id
1
mtA
R.
A
s
n
pa
E.
.
11.000
to
uoia
"
a.u
f"-
-
.
nolnhln.
10.800
to
UMd
oww
14
at
nrl
ft
nn
TIM.
W
wowi
r
-
.
,
i
7
and
B.
v
"
V
Mll..lu
fc
...
nnunnao
XO
SO
UOOW
I
immtJm
at
13.7
and
a.
Ailln
Ftohertw
at
Atlln
FWtMle
to
Oald
Storage
at
Fash
Oo.
at
THICK
OF
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
July
27:-Tbe
vrlo
o
wheat
on
the
exchMnge
here
toaay
was
11.68
spot
oftsh.
IRON
MAKING
CENTRES
The
three
iron
mnKinjr
ccimue
in
Canada
are:
.Sydney,
N.S..
on
t,
AHnntlp
Coast,
and
Hamilton
AUTO
SMASHED
Thr,
M.
mrf
Snult
Ste.
Marie
in
the
pro-
ward
vinco
of
Oatnrio.
BRIDGE,
FELL
Lost
on
rOIM
.tlltC
AGAIN
VICTOKlOl
H
mim
:
GOVERNMENT
IO
rn
i
linn
'r
nninun
,
VANCOUVER,
July
27:
Three
per-
laVeVM
ViiWW
titU
ttUirtlltl
V;hfl
cheat
the
wreckaae.
all
three
Polncalre.
Leader
of
the
French
Government'
and
hero
of
many
pailt
t-a!
fights,
was
victorious
in
his
latest
while
that
sown
on
atuhblojrnn
be
completely
counted
out
of
the
year's
reckoning.
The
central
part
oi
Aioeria
and,
southern
Saskatchewan
are
suffer-!
ing
the
most.
The
c
is
still
hope
for
southern
Albertn,
where
heavy
rains
early
in
the
summer
built
up
a
reserve
oi
rooisiurr,
ihuukii
rains
must
be
heavy
and
immedi-at6ly
to
save
the
situation
there.
A
heavy
rain
on,
the
19th
.n
southeastern
.'Saskatchewan
and
southtrn
Manitoba
helped
conditions
there
considerably,
but
rain
it
badly
needed
now.
There
Is,
however,
a
ray
of
hope
in
few
sections.
The
Peace
River
district
shows
promise
of
an
excellent
crop
and
the
northern
section
of
Saskatchewan
from
North.
Ualtleford
east-
through
I'rince
Albert,
Paddookwood,
Illjr
River,
Rirch
rKAINlt
KfcMWNd
Premier
Polncare
III
and
Mast
Undergo
an
Operation;
Will
Not
Continue
Position
j
PARIS,
July
27.
The
French
I
cabinet
this
morning
presented
,
their
resignation
collectively
to
resident
uoumergue
loiiowing
the
refusal
of
Polncare
to
continue
the
premiership
owing
to
ill-health.
M.
Briand
will
-probably
be
asked
tonight
to
formal
cabinet.
M.
Uriar.d
attd
M.
Barthou
conferred
earjicjejrith
M.
Poin-care
endeavor!
Egap
have
him
continue
the
nom
naileadership
without
actual
labor.
?--
PARIS,
July
27.
Premier
jToincare,
faced
with
a
necessary
..
""
.
j
bladder
operation,
last
night
in-
rT
.
Toda,r
i
formed
.
the
cabinet,
of
his
desire
Cariboo
Highway
M1,m
,
r,
irahlnM
nsWrl
liim
to
remain.
i
"
V?
r,
"EJf
.tAfiltL
LILmioLo
Ur
B.C
and
dropped
44
feet
to
ttie
rail
way
track.
The
.
dead
are
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A
Mott.
Vancouver,
and
Harry
S.
Crowe.
Vancouver,
automobile
salermaa.
wnen
workmen,
Hearing
the
c:
'"Si
VICTOUIA,
July
27
In
order
cupamta
were
dead.
Crowes
body
was
to
to
take
take
every
every
possible
possible
measure
measure
for
lor
jammed
'behind
toe
swertng
wheel,
the
the
protection
protection
of
of
:human
human
life
life
on
on
Mia.
nasi
was
pinned
ui
tnc
rear
01
the
highways,
Attorney-General
on
the
track,
havliia
fallen
out
tlur-
1
WK
a.ii.uuu.c
.-.
.wut
ing
the
plunge.
CONVICTED"
DRIVERS
DECLARES
MR.
POOLEY
in
the
nature
of
Cancellation
of
drivers'
license
may
be
expected
kii.i.ki)
in
k.iktikji
akk
to
follow
conviction
en
charges
of
qtjwto,
Ecuador,
July
37:-
sixty
driving
to
the
common
danger.
persons
are
reported
kUled
by
an
earth-
,
quake
in
the
town
of
Moyurgo.
QUAKEJAPAN
CAUSES
FRIGHT
WOMEN
MUST
WAIT
TO
KNOW
IF
THEY
MY
SIT
IN
SENATE
OF
CANADA
LONDON,
July
27.
-Judgment
TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Boston
Grill
'
V-
-
LA
ROt!
CABAKET
SUNDAY,
JXXY
28
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturday
8;37
a.m.
10.8
It.
'
Dancing
Every
Saturday
Nljht,
9
to
IS
jllgh
Dance
Hall
'for
Hire
18:11
p.m.
18.4
ft.
Accommodation
for
Private
Parties
11:46
a.m.
8.2
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PHONE
4S7
Vol
XX
,
No.
173.
PKINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
JULY
27,
1929.
Arrives
Here
in
Skin
Canoe
from
Juneau
On
Way
New
York
Alberta
Voight,
the
western
Alaskan,
who
left
Juneau
a
month
ago
or
thereabouts
in
a
walrus
skin
canoe
bound
for
New
York,
arrived
here
late
last
night,
having
been
delayed
by
bad
weather,
and
plans
to
remain
here
until
there
is
a
change
for
the
better.
Voight
said
on
arrival
that
it
took
him
all
week
to
get
here
from
Ketchikan.
One
day
he
made
only
nine
miles
The
canoe
is
low
in
the
water
when
he
and
the
outfit
are
aboard,
giving
only
about
two
inches
of
freboard.
He
uses
a
double
ended
paddle
and
when
the
weather
is
favorable
makes
good
speed.
He
is
quite
enthusiastic
over
the
prospect
of
getting
to
New
York.
Voight
at
first
planned
to
paddle
from
Seward,
but
he
found
the
waters
of
the
Gulf
of
Alaska
so
rough
that
he
took
his
canoe
as
far
as
Juneau
in
the
steamer
Yukon
and
made
the
Alaska
capital
his
starting
point.
I1KO.M1.KV
EXPECTS
TO
IXAVK
FOR
TOK
II.NillT
O.N
HUNIIAV
4
TACOMA,
July
37:-pcpte
the
fact
that
the
weather
conditions
are
it
111
far
from
perfect,
lileut.
Harold
Brcnuey
may
take
off
for
Toklo
Sunday
morning.
Frepfcra-
4
tlon
are
being
ruined
at
the
airport
having
everything
In
readiness
and
the
work
of
fuel
Ung
will
be
completed
late
this
afternoon.
the
anneal
taken
by
five
Alberta
the
provinotai
land
outside
the
west-
ble
for
appointment
to
the
senate
livjit
rcr
ri:!icai!on
ra
uu
union-
...
.
u.
Ti.itl.U
Hst
.nr
m
.h-
rh.mw
under
the
terms
of
the
British
-vf
Deputies.
women
irom
tne
supreme
court
:
ulinjr
that
women
were
not
eligi
North
America
Act.
Poor
Outlook
for
Prairie
Crop
This
Season
According
to
Report
Canadian
National
Issued
Today
WINNIPEG,
July
27.
A
merciless
sun
has
seared
and
scorched
the
prairies
during
the
past
week
so
that
unpre-
cedent
temperatures
have
obtained
in
many
Darts
ot
the
west.
Under
this
terrific
heat
the
crops
already
suffering
from
lack
of
moisture
have
deteriorated
rapidly,
so
that
not
even
the
most
sanguine
observer
is
counting
upon
greater
than
a
fifty
per
cent
yield,
according
to
the
thirtieth
weekly
crop
report
ot
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
issued
today.
Wheat
sown
on
summer
tallow
will
be
very
light
in
almost
every
part
of
the
west,"
Hills,
Melfort,
and
southward
to
Saskatoon,
Humboldt
and
Wat-rous.
is
weathering
the
abnormal
weather
conditions.
Manitoba,
because
of
scattered
showers,
also
has
a
fighting
chance
for
a
fair
crop,
but
otherwise
the
outlook
is,
to
say
the
least,
pessimistic.
FIRE
AT
HOME
OF;
INSPECTOR
TUPPER
The
fire
department
last
evening
at
8.18
was
called
to
extinguish
a
fire
at
the
homv
of
the
Inspector
Tupper
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
roller.
The
fire
was
caused
from
an
electrlo
Iron
being
left
on
the
Iron
board.
Some
of
the
clothes
were
burned
snd
th
wl!
waa
scorched
but
the
Fire
Brigade
arrived
In
time
to
slop
any
further
dumage.
War
Clouds
Darken
Far
East
Horizon
beicloplnc
Fatrr
Titan
Oilier
Parts
of
Pro
I
nee
hay
K-ldiit
m
May
to
It
u
pert
i
to
Fred
Fraser.
former
govemmt
s.
.
lercd
!'
Jt.
era
boundary
of
the
btoek..
In
what
Is
known
as
the
Fort
St.
John
area
there
are
now
fully
400
sett-ler.
There
are
a
large
number
of
tractors
In
the
district
and
new
ground
Is
being
broken
at
a
rapid
rate.
Mr.
Fraser
says
fully
20.000
acre
will
be
added
to
the
present
crop
area
In
with
the
Peace
River
section
has
been
the
failure
to
provide
direct
edanec-tlon
with
the
rt
of
the
province.
Admitting
there
were
great
difficulties
In
the
way
of
providing
rail
connection,
this
could
not
be
pleaded
for
the
failure
to
provide
an
autotuoMte
highway
In
advance
of
the
railway.
This
neuld
hsve
don
much
to
secure
the
tmde
of
th-
district
for
the
business
houses
of
Drlttsh
Oolumbta.
but
as
matters
stand
the
business
is
now
going
to
Edmonton,
and
when
the
highway
and
railway
come
the
merchant
of
the
province
will
hav
to
fight
with
those
of
Bdmonton
to
regain
much
lost
ground.
The
picture
ab-ve
ahowa
Vladivca
ck.
Russia,
where
the
Incensed
Ru
Man
pcpulatn
la
reported
to
have
stoned
the
Chlnoac
Consulate.
At
the
left
la
Dr.
C.
T.
Wang,
Foreign
Mln
'tar
ra
the
KankUig
Oovsmment,
who
replied
to
Russia'
ultimatum,
and
rtgit,
Oeberal
Chiang
Kal
Cbek.
chief
extseuttv
of
the
Nanking
Oovemnvnt.
B.
C.
SECTION
PEACE
RIVER
PROGRESSING
The
dtttrtet
sf-
TOKlW'JUiy
Z5-Aneavy
m,
but
hctblng
as
comparefl
wAh
rfe.
MnatMMllAn
nf
hlahwaiM
la
at
Pinks
Running
in
Large
Numbers
on
the
Skeena
River
But
Not
so
Many,
on
Naas:
Sockeye
Good
Pinks
aro
now
running
in
the
Skeena
River
in
large
numbors
and
big
catches
are
being
made.
During
the
week
the
average
of
sockeyes
to
the
boat
has
been
35
and
agent
at
Truce'
Coupe,
arrived
In
the
of
pinks
about
100.
The
high
boat
got
OV6r
400
Dinks.
b?
ZSrZJSi'
0n
the
Naas
River
the
n
of
sockeyes
has
been
about
crttaen
H
aay
th.
pe
aiver
.
the
same
as
on
the
Skeena
this
week,
but
the
pinks
have
"n?
JL,SL
p5m5m
becn
8lower
coming.
The
latest
report
gives
thirty
to
the
that
next
year
It
wUl
yrifaltm
tt
boat.
million
hiiahtla
of
wat,
l
atldnsam
TVin
wpntVipr
Vina
Vippti
rinrl
nnrl
tVirt
fisrifirmpn
rinvo
rinrl
.....
........
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1
V
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.
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V.
.J
J
V.
wa.w
v
.
.
V.
v.
ahard.
timebutr-theyhave
been
making-monT3y
The
swn
4V
1
r
w
w
llAHA
r
Hi
-t1wt
f
r
f
1
Cf
Vt
f
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rtt
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Sl
Wl
fTt
I
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!
1
r
earthnuake
shock
In
eastern
Ja-
m
ti.
Dunn,
the
W1?.VV,WS
a.I.v
"."
"u"
".V
""""'""'ci
pan
today
caused
consternation
few
day.
there
have
been
a
number
of
low.
If
the
weather
were
line
tney
would
come
nearer
tne
and
thousands
rushed
from
their
kcai
showers,
and
the
wheat
ouuook
gUj.f
aCe
and
be
easier
to
catch
.
nomes.
ino
residents
nere
ana
at
Yokohama
are
badly
frightened.
Clocks
stopped
and
trains
were
halted
in
feaf
of
landslides.!
U
for
a
yield
of
frxn
as
to
v
to
tne
sere.
Tils
will
tie
a
drtgt
Man
a
yield
of
from
40
to
44
Bushels,
but!
with
the
increase
in
price
the
farmer
'
1
will
do
about
sa
well
with
the
araaU
yield
as
they
would
with
the
larger
1
yied
in
years
of
bumper
craps.
!
I
Mr.
Freser
say
there
are
mw
about
1
'
4000
setters
In
the
B.C.
section
of
the
;
Peace
River
district,
the
gain
lor
the
cast
IS
months
betas
fully
1800.
The
settlement
I
spreading
out
north
of
Fort
St.
John
for
a
distance
of
10U
milt.
Is
now
some
distance
beyond
the
northern
boundary
of
the
railway
has
becn
reserved
by
the
judicial
gorerrmu
lands,
it
ha
aUo
moved
committee
of
the
privy
council
in
westward
toward
th
Pine
River
and
GARDINER
WILL
NOT
RESIGN
AT
PRESENT
TIME
RBOINA.
July
27:
In
a
letter
to
Dr
j.
T.
U.
Andemon.
leader
of
the
op-position
groups,
who
yesterday
submit-
i
ted
to
him
a
petition
signed
by
35
mnmfcers
elect
of
the
legislature,
requesting
that
he
cell
upon
Premier.
Oartilner
and
cabinet
to
resign
on
the
ground
that
the
government
no
longer
:
pes
the
confidence
of
the
legislature.
Lieut.
Oovtmor
New
lands
Ttatea
that
be
had
discussed
the
situation
1
ui.K
th.
ftwiwUp
.nil
hail
KOTeed
with!
lMO.
and
that
the
increase
Ut
the
h,m
M
k(Mtor
tatfit
group
cultivated
acreage
wui
mount
sie-guiy
.
k.
.
entitled
to
meet
Mw
yf'
...
.
...
the
legislature
and
1st
it
decide
the
,.w.
Mr.
Fraser
ya
the
gnat
mistake
,
...n..
nr.tiumu
made
by
the
government
in,
ooonectton
that
thc
1gi1ittun,
be
called
together
at
the
earlics.
p?Mlble
moment
The
legislature
will
be
summoned
on
September
3.
RADIO
INSPECTOR
ALASKA
APPOINTED
.k.
wi.
nnhi.m
f
tK-
tv..
im
a
branch
office
In
Alaska
In
ad
River.
The
settlers
have
got
out
miles
dliion
to
the
proposed
from
exiting
roads,
and
tf
thef
r;"ra
,
a-
.............
,W
Via
vivn
VrAm
'
KdWlB
W
W
miAV.K-i
1
e"
T
.
,
.
-
,
to
move
their
crops
In
no
section
of
nere
"
a
'
.
S.
'
with
MotUto
eetaMlah
i
a
de-!
H
the
province
would
a
rcd
epedl-
ture
of
150.000
bring
quicker
and
finite
policy
covering
supervision
of,
i..un9
.nun.
hn
in
tK.
Pnuv
radio
communication
in
Alaska
.
i
niver.
i
The
Alaska
office
will
be
In
charge
ly
of
this
city,
aa
his
successor
In
the
tabllshed
at
Ketchikan.
office
of
aovernment
agent.
He
and
iMrv
Fraser
will
trsvel
to
Victoria
In
There
are
now
three
broadcasting
stations
in
Alaska.
Beeaua
of
legis
let
lation
on
(ovcrmnt
governing
license
iicense
Iran's
grants
in.
in.
tne
vtw
BEEN
IN
AIR
341
HOURS
AND
STILL
RUNNING
ST.
LOUIS,
Ju'y
27.
The
St.
Louis
Robin,
making
a
record
endurance
test
in
the
air,
completed
its
341st
hour
today
at
noon
and
s
still
in
the
air.
The
motor
was
running
smoothly.
BEER
BY
GLASS
REGULATIONS
VICTORIA.
Juiy
27.
New
regulations
governing
beer
plebiscites
promulgated
by
the
Government
providing
that
ths
Government
In
future
may
authorize
a
vote
on
the
sale
of
br
by
the
glass
in
any
polling
division
or
TO
PONTROI
RFTTFR
KroUD
of
pllin
di,on-
but
,n
1U
tUiilRUL
DLULU
he
divisions
must
()e
,atter
cu
0
be
contingous.
BKATTLE.
July
27:
The
Depart-
mnt
of
commsrae
at
reported
con-
;
templatlng
an
expansion
of
activities
in
the
Beveath
Radio
District,
racjun-
branch
In
bovfjoy.
Radio
Inopeetor
INQUIRY
INTO
GUN
EXPLOSION
VALETTA.
July
Dritish
admiralty
is
27.
The
rushing
Before
leaving
Pouce
Coupe
Mr.
or
a
naaio
inapecior
"
-
dreadnought
queen
tllxaDem,
rrsser
InsUlled
M.
S.
Morrell
former-
mo
"'
wl"
p"-j
"
"
with
the
commander-in-chief
ot
the
Mediterranean
fleet
aboard,
to
Volo,
Greece,
where
immediate
in-
urlll
Ko
ho
A
In
rpffn
'fl
to
stopping
splnl.r.
over
b
at
nurTCnC.SUU.
fMrnoe
ruiDert
aupervUdon
tas
never
been
.ex-,
the
unj
pW
,"
the
voBShlt
"
venlng
points
on
the
way.
GOM
FOREST
WAS
BEACHED
SEATTLE,
July
27:
The
freighter
Golden
Forest,
will
all
but
two
hold
flooded,
wm
forced
to
be
eh
In
protecting
water
near
Akuten,
Alaska,
yesterday,
where
temporary
repairs
will
be
made.
tended
to
aoivc
tne
Aiasaan
raosu:
ine.
sueata
una
"V"
prooiem.
Some
of
these
atatlotM
'inine
frftirrAr".
The
"desd
were
on
long
wave
and
sum
on
rt,urje(j
jn
a
Greek
cemetery
today.
wavoa.
o
inert
-running
wuq.
mm,
condlttotM
will
be
avoided
tf
an
inspector
la
on
the
ground
in
Alaska,
It
la
believed.
PASTOn
t'OK
C'VNAIIIAN
CIIVKCII
Rev.
O.
Stanley
Ruasell,
M.A.,
noted
Pastrr
of
Clapham
Congrefla-
.
,r
.
rk..l.
nnftAn
RfflliN
lAn.
don.
and
last
year'a
chairman
of
th.
London
Congregational
Union,
who
ha
accepted
the
pastorate
Of
Deer
Park
United
Church
ol
Toronto.
Scottish
Humor
A
8TAMMF.RINO
SCOT
ClKF.ll
"MeTavlah
doesn't
stutter
any
more."
"How's
that
"He
had
to
phone
call
Ontario.
to
make
New
a
threeeraut
York.'-tleUvai