If
Wales
presided.
CANADA
FAVORS
DELEGATES
FOREST
WEALTH
f
nlrrenre
llelng
Held
at
Ollawa
TmIJ
to
leul
Ullh
ut)Jrl
"'ITAWA.
June
3
-The
federal
and
:tw
ikI
governmenu
of
the
Domin-dro
cooperating
for
the
purpow
of
n
inMiitfm
oi
Oanada1
for-
t
rK.urcei
Tuesday
Hen.
Ohsrles;
an
minuter
of
the
Interior,
open-.
inference
attend
ad
by
three
pro-.
i
mlnistrs
as
well
aa
several
fed-.
t.
id
provincial
offlelaei
which
will
to
arrive
the
aeiasal
foreat;
')
of
Canada.
brief
opening
r
add
ma
Mr.
if
so,
what
remedy,
if
any,
is
available.
nounced
last
night
that
he
had
talked
with
United
States
I
.
t
1
T
1
il
TT.
t
i
r
i
i
i
i
Amnassauor
uawes
anu
me
uniieu
oiaies
amnassauor
10
Bi
'oium,
Hugh
Gibson,
and
that
he
hoped
before
many
ii..
u
.'-
us
i.
i.
nojncement
of
how
negotiations
for
naval
disarmament
are
to
be
carried
on.
He
told
a
Labor
reception
he
would
not
puv
it
stronger
at
present.
Among
matters
concerning
which
the
premier
said
a
,I,,finiln
nnnniinpomont
wnlilrl
no
mnrln
wna
wVinrn
t.Vi
nnn.
frrence
was
to
be
held
and
the
objects
to
be
aimed
at
in
thn
conference.
I
T
flMnnM
Tnnr9rt
TTnifofl
Stotaa
A
mrmttanflnr
Dnwmi
UV
V
'
VVt
U
M
I
V
"V
W
IIIVVVI
VJ
slllUMUVUMVt
I'.
i
HUf
f
-ill
o
rro
f
Vi
n
rr
of
o
I
in
ri
tit
fnt
nvaAnB
rial.
.
a
rl
i
i
.
ii
..
Ti..?iii
n
ine
nnuan
'"-in-rTWUA
Jpcyatcstotneiourtnmenniaiconierenceoi
UTIDC
CDftM
I
nim
Service
Leatrue
mat
mscniei
instructions
irom
rres-,ui
innxi
iiuiiw
inum
idrnt
Hoover
had
neen
to
promote
comrauesnip
as
op-
1
,
O
11
'L
t.i
4
!
TU
D-inns.
Im-.od
to
lorcc
as
me
aruuur
utawtx-n
iiuuuur.
nit-
hhw
WORLD
COURT
REACH
CITY
J
t.....
llA..ku.tl.
Ilaui
lakes
hnenil
Months
Ago
H,e
A
n
"
J"JT
,
"
"
Her
HeMre
to
Arther
p.
j
'
j,
Wttnmi
--
,
donaielMa
ttM4
the
British
,-iit
la
nmotlauiiC
with
the
Burns
Uske.
amttber
...
n
rM
to
lim
alsnlnt
ot
Haaeltott..
Terrace
ana
Haw!
ton.
Hew
other
interlar
;.tioual
clause
In
he
statute
of
-
pointoare
arrTetwr
m
tne
enj
on
nu
nuHnetit
court
of
tatenutlortal
ftrrooocrt
train
ti
s-ieiid
the
ann'iai
1
1
f
recalled
the
laot
that
Oaoada.
sawvswWan
of
the
Assrxiated
Boards
of
month
o
annmmeed
a
oe-
Trade
of
Central,
Bnwsh
OotuaaM
.
adhere
to
tlk
IMts.
which
will
opea
In
the
olty
tit,
.
.
,..,
chamber
tomorrow
morning,
i.
j
x
o
me
department
of
eternI
na-ira
.t
The
are
being
LL
de
lines
to
mae
any
statement
delegates
communieailon.
which
ae.
the
tram
lyoffle.
r.
o
have
been
seta
by
the
Brlttoh
M
.'SiJrwm
Waei
.
.,
.
.
tainment
In
their
inner
wiu
Taaw
.
nitnl
iTspeetlng
the
options!
""""T
.
.hen
ther
wffl
e
.cd
It
14
understood
tney
nave
e-
motor
drive
nut
out
ttw
the
TO
INVESTIGATE
taken
for
a
Kaleo
Ulend
BYghway
to
OaUoway
Napa.
Aid
A.
J
Prudbomra
1
In
charge
of
the
securing
ot
car
tor
the
drive
this
evening
and.
bedes
himself,
those
leaning
their
auto
tor
the
occasion
include
Mayor
8.
P.
Mdtordle.
Aid.
C
H.
Onn.
Aid.
P.
O
Dawa-n.
Aid.
Then
Oollart.
Aid.
Prank
Dlbtj.
M.
P
McOatfcry,
O.
W.
Ihelcerson.
Col.
J.
W.
Mlchclls
to
Mayer
H
B.
Bochea--r
8
E
ParkT.
Olof
Hanson,
Oiler
Beaner.
R.
E
Moore
and
MUton
Oon-
SIDNEY
WEBB
;
NOW
A
BARON
mKDOir
Jiu"
Sidney
Webb.
aeoreUry
for
the
Dominions.,
raleed
to
the
peerage
by
King
Oeorf.
will
-
.
.
.
ha
uui
tj
BMFon
msaiieioa
o
T..,infvi
mit
the
immanence
ww
his
ooantty
iwioeno.
P-afleld.
a
preliminary
to
refbre-toreUor.
.
8o
Jthxmpton
.
New
Province
Suggestion
to
Be
Before
Convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
Tomorrow
m,
t!
ti,
Aaenni'itofl
Htiards
of
Trade
inc
convention
ui
nit
iiwuv
...-
-which
here
tomorrow
will
deal
with
CpwoU
,
opens
is
ilcdged
to
other.
Terrace
j
new
province
in
some
form
or
and
it
is
u.iders
ood
o
thers
w
d
it
and
so
is
Prince
Rupert
have
something
to
say
and
possibly
a
re.o
uUo,
I
ow-jn.tr
the
1
mice
is
the
text
of
the
resolution
proposed
by
Hupert
board:
.
,
.in
"Whereas
there
is
a
growing
bp
1
e
t08u
of
that
portion
of
the
province
pf
Brit
Wbift
toing
approximately
north
of
the
52nd
F"01
of
tic
'
ovtnuodomett
reasonable
proportion
"A
fair
or
by
the
Government
from
that
section
;
been
not
at
any
time
within
the
last
twenty
years
ponded
in
the
development
of
such
section.
SUFFERED
SHOCK
BUT
"Therefore,
be
it
resolved
mat
"""jrf
rfoarflg
M
1
a
the
president
of
the
Associaien
J"
iron
with
annointcd
bv
i
dppoinw.ii
"":.,
yy
of
ascertain-
;
Jritish
f
r
ti,0
nurposo
imit
?ii'cnl
the
con-
ruahed
iTffiaK
Poises
do
in
fact
exist,
anc,,,
AGED
ODDFELLOW
IS
DEADATYANCOUYER
VANCOUVER.
June
36:
Andrew
Wlc-kott.
aged
93,
a
member
ot
the
Independent
order
of
Oddfellow
tor
more
than
M
years.
said
to
be
the
oldest
nwrnber
of
the
order,
is
dead
here.
He
as
born
In
Ontario
sod
)otnei
the
Aytmer,
Ontario,
lodge
when
he
was
a
young
mar.
He
was
retired
lumber-
OTTAWA
Jutie
3(1:
A
communlca-
j
Hon
from
the
Brfclsh
aovcrnment
with
I
rewpect
ta
the
rtsumptlnn
of
trade
re-.
lstln
belwern
Oreat
Britain
and
Riwrla.
It
Is
understood,
ha
been
re-
oeived
at
the
department
of
external
affairs.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(C-ourteajr
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
The?
followinjr
quotation!
wer
bid
rrd
aVed:
Bmyvtew.
31-3.
3.
Bag
MJaasjtA
i-0-
"
"
Cork
iHlw
n
.
n
.
Qottrn
Bt:
M.
W.
rjarthie
.
at.
M.
Aorg
Ooppar.
8.00,
9.78.
fleergla
rUvcr
SO.
Nil
O'-lronda
1
M.
1.14.
randvlew.
Mil.
40.
Independence.
71-1.
71-4.
Intern.
Cel
At
Ooke.
M
1-3.
40.
Kootenaj
Merenee.
1.
15t3.
Kewieaay
King.
J2,
X-a.
!
L.
tf
x...
a.
3.
tatkevlew
S-4.
X.
UMky
Jim,
12.
14.
,
.
.
Uaktawk
I3'4.
4.
tXrrran
Woalaey.
S
1-3.
5T.R.
'
MWrmot
Blver
0M.
NU.
4
1-3.-Marmot
Meftel.
NU
8.
National
BUver.
11
1-3.
13.
KeDa
five,
.
84.
Oreann
Oaper,
rt
1-3.
38.
pd
Oreille.
S
40.
(.45.
master.
1M,
1.70.
Pnetar
Idaho.
SO
2.
jtaavaa
Modonld.
170.
1.71.
Etufua
ARganU.
s.
soi-a.
Ruth
Mope,
41.
44.
Silver
OreaV
1
81-3.
SUvereup.
Nil,
M:
Mlleerada.
80,
10.
S'lvsrwttJth.
101.3,
IS.
atocan
Kin,
J
,7.
BnosrOake,
M.
9.
B'lpl.xh.
118.
3.40.
Termlaw,
NU.
10.
Topley
mshCMd.
39
1-3,
301-3.
Whitewater,
.80,
801-3.
WoodWae,
534,
8.
OII
Calgary
DaUa.
1.S0.
NU.
Xastereat,
1.30.
Nil.
(treat
Wast,
W.
Nil.
Mercury
M.
m-M'd
MBSt,
68.
Nil.
Mill
OHy.
7.80,
NU.
M-rtM.
M.
Nil.
Okalfa
M.
8
X8.
Nil.
prrnar
l.W.
NO.
.
Aerveaee.
NU.
18.M.
A.
r.
Oorweihttted.
3.33,
3
35.
catmant.
3.08.
3.13.
Djibouti.
3.M.
4.00.
Pabvan
Pete.
8,
81-4.
Home.
30.40.
40.80.
Illinois
Albert.
70.
Nil.
MePoaig.-Bagur.
Nil,
3.3S.
MeLeOd
Nil.
3.83.
New
McDoug.-Setfur.
Nil.
X
80.
Rr-rMIt.
Nil.
i0.00.
Marcal,
1
30.
1.33.
rreehold-.
1
10.
1.13.
Sterling.
Pacific,
1.81.
1.83.
I
ENGLAND
REGARD
TO
:
BRITAIN
AND
SOVIET
IS
NOT
BADLY
HURT
Malcolm
Cnmnhcll
Came
In
Con.
tnct
With
W
Voitaec
wires
nt
Cold
Stornirei
Tlant
Yesterday
While
taking
measurements
on
one
of
the
upper
floor
of
the
plnt
of
the
os-i.
tnuti
Jd
mA
S
torture
Co.
renter-
xtafanlm
Oamnbell
accidentally
...
.
1
.1.
u
hlgn
voltage
power
nun
rod
and
wee
rendered
tin-ftir
a
while
bv
the
shock,
be-
In
the
ambulance
to
the
where
he
oon
recovered
witn-
mHmu
hurt.
The
wire
were
In-
eulated
but
wet.
this
causing
the
shock
The
Wise
Man
Boston
Grill
The
wise
man
readg
the
clas-elficd
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thursday!
and
Saturday
advertisements
and
uses
Dancing
Every
Saturday
Klghfc,
9
to
13
them
whenever
he
needs
to
sell
"
,
Dance
Hall
(or
Hire
or
buy,
or
rent,
to
find
lost
Accommodation
for
Private
Parties
goods
or
to
get
a
job.
PHONE
437
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRJTISIi
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol
,
XX.,
No.
147.
'A
TRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE
26,
1929.
PUIHE
FIVE
1'
Preparing
Plans
fot
Naval
Disarmament
To
be
at
Conference
T.ONnON.
.Tlinn
26.
Prpmior
TCnmsnv
AT.ifflnnnlrl
an
DIVER
TRYING
!
SECURE
GOLD
FROM
ISLANDER
JUNEAU.
June
28:
Effort
were
tarted
here
yesterday
by
Captain
H.
Finch,
diver
of
Seattle,
to
recover
between
1
100,000
and
WOO.000
In
gold
reported
to
have
geen
In
the
safe
ot
the
steamer
blander,
which
crashed
in
to
an
iceberg
and
foundered
south
of
Douglas
Island
38
years
ago.
Finch
came
here
last
night
reporting
he
had
located
what
he
believed
was
rate
In
272
feet
ot
water.
Lipton
Challenges
and
is
Accepted
Rnimber
next
Blr
Thomas,
who
has
won
practically
every
oovttaa
ktOfmy
1
mi
in
the
yaehttes
world,
hsa
tried
many
time,
without
sua,
to,
1
Hit
,IW
Araerlea's
jpupnd
Ws
effort
m
Wfi
directl-n
have
",fJ-JWiT
-MONTRBAL.
June-
50mmeneln
rHfai
more
than
l.odWRa.
Ahbve
is
a
picture
of
the
famous
sportaaOn.
-
.
.
,h
Canadian
Nstlonat
set,
with
a
view
ot
one
of
nut
ceauwui
Taenia
pmin
"
"-t
of
the
toly
races
at
Cowts.
Isle
of
Wight,
England.
Youthful
Tennis
Idol
Beats
Crack
Frenchman
As
Well
as
American
WIMBLEDON,
June
26.
H.
W.
"Bunny"
Austin,
the
youthful
idol
of
the
British
tennis
enthusiasts,
who
yesterday
defeated
Francis
Hunter,
the
second
ranking
player
in
the
United
States,
added
to
his
laurels
today
by
defeating
Jacques
Brugnon,
one
of
the
French
big
four,
in
straight
sets,
6-3,
6-4,
6-0.
Literally
bounding
into
the
tennis
firmament
last
year
with
victories
over
the
British
exponents
of
the
iramc,
Austin
is
showing
much
improvement
this
year
and
his
triumphs
during
the
past
two
days
have
raised
the
hopes
that
the
tennis
title
may
at
last
be
annexed
by
Great
Britain.
M1S
MAY
.HTt.tKT
CI.EMtKNNAN
I
jS
I
i
I
Jm"'
-
-
Itlnce
Hiipert
Will
Have
linr
Whleh,
II
ly
Proposed
to
Kl-eiiss
Hon.
W.
S.
Fielding
Honored
in
Death
by
Many
at
His
Funeral
OTTAWA
Tuna
9fl
A
novillnn
ffAUi
tlio
Pnno
Tnwot
this
afternoon
pealed
forth
the
notes
of
funeral
hymns
as
a
great
procession
of
men
prominent
in
Canada's
national
affairs
moved
slowly
up
Metcalfe
Street
and
along
Wellington
following
the
remains
of
the
Dominion's
distinguished
statesman,
W.
S.
Fielding,
to
its
last
resting
place
in
Beechwood
cemetery.
There
was
a
private
service
at
the
Fielding
residence
on
Sandv
Hill
at
2
o'clock,
after
which
the
cortege
proceeded
to
the
Tlrst
Baptist
Church
ou-
Elg
n
Street.
Leaving
the
church
the
procession
followed
Lauiler
Avenue
to
Metcalfe.
One
figure
among
the
honorar
paU-bcare::
was
particularly
marked,
tt
was
that
of
Sir
William
Mulock
of
the
cabinet
of
talents"
which
"Sir
Wllfrll
Laurler
formed
In
1898.
Sir
William
nl
Sir
Chprle
Fltzpatrlck
alone
remain
and
Sir
Charles
was
unable
to
attend
tb)
ervlce
today.
The
honorary
pall
-bearer
were
Pre-
Teleersphs
will
acquire
and
operate
th
eomnlete
land
mileage
of
Western
Unle.n
TelezreDhi
In
the
Maritime
Provinces
of
Canada.
It
was
announced
today
by
W.
D.
Robb.
vice-president
m
.hun
if
telnrranhs
and
telephone
(service
of
the
Canadian
National
RU-
w-.
NegetUtlons
Cor
the
purchase
of
nd
Yarmouth
In
Nova
Sostla;
St.
j
'and
Cbarlote
town,
P.E.I.
PRICE
OK
WHEAT
FEWWORKLESS
MEN
HERE
NOW
Employment
Mtustlen
In
City
and
District
(Julie
ftatlofartory,
Lalxw
(
Ucer
Htste
Sm-vMHTZJ
-WtX.
hardly
twenty
name,
on
U
.
t
,uton.
Blr
Oeon
Perley.
II.
hF
nd
"U
T
Rose
of
Toronto.
Alex
Johnm.!tlme
I
very
J0
"
deru-y
minister
of
m.rlne.
and
q.
Rea
Cr1oTfS"
Pea-wn
of
Halifax
j
Jnt
,0,rthe
ZT
JZ
lZ
Ud.
Mln-'nx
activity
along
the
u
line
ot
CANADA-BUYS
i
WESTERNUNI0N5
.
'
-
""".rn
-L
7
w
,vu.
Am
rinA'M
nun
to
be
held
in
Complete.
vtem
By
ruren..nI
r
Une
In
Marltlmes
the
Cmvlla
i
Ni'looal
ItoUvr-ye
in
tae
i
central
Interlar
has
be
a
taking
qi
Ite
a
:
lew
men.
Dtrtleulsrlv
Toplef
and
Owen
lake.
A
few
loggers
are
also
brine
sent
recnilarly
to
the
camps
on
the
Q-jatn
Charlotte
Ialapdi
Excep
ter
the
naoal
leaeortl
v-rk.
other
Indnvttlee
la
we
'1et
r
,-ther
quiet.
When
the
Power
CerDoratteri
ot
Oauadt
,
start
actual
work
in
coannawn
-mm
ci.
t
.imiab
futnui
firitlsh
soortsman
has
once
again
challenged
w
.
...
-.
.k
ouitj
a
few
more
men
absorbed.
axe
expected
to
be
THANKSGIVING
FOR
THE
KING
VICTORIA,
June
3
:
Religious
lead-
-
--
'
the
wenem
uwm
isna
nut.
u.
-
,.T
E
En-swlck
Nova
8cetla
and
Prince
-
'
'
:L
Edward
Islsnd
have
been
under
way
Howe
to
aniwveM
H1'1?
for
rcme
time.
Pulflllment
of
this
pro-
rvlce
,or,,
th,0,,"I1,
Xf
with
service
at
West-d
leet
hsvlnr
been
soueht
by
Mr.
Robb
'
conjunction
tb
negTtUUofwerV
bought
to
natrr
Abbey
In
Ixmdon
July
7
at
eompietlon
by
W.
O.
Barber,
general
XI
ocleck
.hnt-M
,
of
Canadian
National
Tel.-
-
-
"thc-.
career
c
the
nresent
time.
Csnadl.n
Na,
other
Pr
tloaal
TcleirapM
have
153.066
mile.
Of
"TffifL
r
the
wire
in
service
and
they
operate
1843
"J7.n
telegraph
offkea
within
the
Dominion.
,1m
uTlTS
jThe
.oqulsltlon
of
the
Western
Union
J
iSSie
awt
ae7.
e
asked
t..
conduct
M
awn
ser-
Iprwrty
In
Canada
will
add
to
this
0
670
miles
of
wire
nd
188
office,
tee.
giving
total
Ol
lOM.uo
pnjK-si
raui
of
wire
under
prratlon
and
3.131
of-
!
flees.
In
addition
to
thli
physical
mlle-!age
the
Canadian
National
Telegraph
sy?em
hs
It
carrier
current
channel
:
acres
the
Dominion
on
which
twelve
channels
can
operate
at
the
me
time
e--r
a'.ri'on
mus
noristinx
ni
e-'v
for
thousand
of
miles
of
In-
dlvMnsl
mtle
of
wires.
DETECTIVE
IS
NOW
GARDENER
i
up
mis
lime
me
comrrrmtui
xeio-
nrm&
of
Scotland
vara
iriminai
iniei-
ersph
huln'
on
the
line
of
the
for-
llgcnre
Kelfns
Position
,mer
Inter-nloUl
Rllwys
hsre
been'
.
rrted
by
the
Wesfrn
Union
Tele-'
jjondon.
June
36:-Oredlted
with
fl
Company.
The
P"rche
of
their
Klutlon
D,
murder
myaterte
nreperly.
Mr
Robb
stated
gives
to
uvlns
man.
Frederick
I
rw
tlH.W
IIKHTIIOVF.K
feeUen
National
Telerrapha
ermpiete
w,,,
M
of
anaaunead
TO
UK
NAMKIl
hKr.ENA
control
of
all
commercial
telegreph
OTTAWA.
a
eeiut!ea
nf
th
lines
of
the
Canadian
National
system
trm
Nova
8cotla
tla
to
to
June
ltv.
M
m.
Two
i
wo
new
nw
W
t
y
.
.
,
.
..M
erterday
that
he
gave
up
hi
duties
m
chief
of
the
criminal
inwuiganoe
,
WlkBlVU
J
iwaaa-s
a
an
u
tew
wwn
-
.
r-nidian
Canadian
daatiwer
osawarrn
are
to
be
"
-7.
time
to
his
garden.
.
r-uivj.
out
comclete
trans-Oantln-
named
the
5-jgven.J
a
v.
4
j
m
ef
Skeena
Hon.
J.
an-
by
aa
iitiiiiiiXTU
wajsiii
a
-
-
now
being
built
at
Bouttuuirpton.
1
RESOLUTIONS
:
AT
CONVENTION
r
Canadian
NaMonal
faelll'es
direct
are
Half
8vdney.
New
Cllasgow.
Truro,
DR.
M'LEAN
IS
VISITING
B.C.
VICTORIA,
June
36:
Or.
J.
D.
IfeLean.
federal
ccnuntssaaner
of
trm
VANCOUVER.
June
S6:-The
price
of
"".
If
fl
.
.
.
.
.
r
-vmsln
In
TMtlsh
OnhiaMa
about
a
on
me
enmenge
nert
wa.j
w
---"----
mh
(w.
nritlh
OnlumtatK
braneh
of
the
board
and
.visit
number
ot
district
In
which
TIIK.
M'Kt'ACE
SAVER
loan
)ave
been
applied
for.
An
English
visitor
says
the
only
Fred
W.
Itenworth.
who
was
en-
Pr
e
Rupert
will
have
nr
reno-;
thing
he
decent
like
about
America
caged
in
Business
nere
in
m
ew
lutlrns
before
the
a-i'iual
r
invention
1,
the
leek
of
old
ruins.
We
have
'em,
day
and
who
I
now
district
manager
.
of
the
Aesonlated
Bmrds
ol
Trade
01
0w
tcp,
we
have
m.
But
yori
cant
'er
the
arret
west
me
Assurance
iu'
r
rreaiariH.
vi
.i
-
rnr
nmti.h
Co
iimb
a
whlcn
qdqiw
,.11
them
aftee
Ihev
eet
their
Dalht
arrwfd
in
n
qtw.
on.
'rrss
Club,
which
hr'.ds
Its
annual
here,
tomowqai
rm.rr.lnj
nwrr.tn8
,Wblle
While
he
he
,
mnl.,
on
Psthflnder.
rteorim
Oeoree
this
this
morning
momuw
conference
month.
at
St.
John.
N.B.,
imni
wsfvr
7
.
for
a
oommUlee
.
to
Investigate
,
the
treatment
of
Northern
and
Central
B.
I
r.
nl
to
make
recommendation
In
a
svimtrun
iu
itlui
11
jiuissv
iiviii
niv
ga
vi
a"-
-
1
south
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Friday
that
Meamahlps
anay
enter
Prince
Rup-monung.
e
by
way
of
Hecat
Strait.
4.
4-
jKur.t
i
ril
niF.fl
'
.
nuKi.
rnm!
others
arci.
IIOPE
W.IXIM1
FOR
VICTORIA.
June
36:
A
well
known
also
very
Important.
.
SPANISH
AVIATORS
businessman
and
sportsman,
William
One
asks
the
provincial
govern
.
"
iir4vrt
Wilkinson
leweller.
died
last
to
.proceed
with
the
completion
01
uw
t
.niiv.i
-
nuht
aJd
S
hldhway
between
Prince
Rupert
andl
fa
werurg
today
that
Major
Ra-
"
prince
deorge
with
all
possible
epecd.
.
mon
rraneo
nd
his
three
com-
Dr
L.
W.
Kergln
who
attended
the
Another
ask
the
Federal
Osvernmerrt
Pshlon
would
ever
be
twni.
.
-I
.
i
i
a
.
rtinMr
outlet
for
the
They
were
lest
on
the
first
lap
recent
eeesions
01
urn
whmw
vi
n
-
-
-
,,
.
.
.
Lodge
of
British
Qelumbla
In
Victoria.
Peace
River
district
and
the
fourth
1,
of
their
transatlantic
flight
be-
.MVWRtt
va
.
a
.M.
Mauleatlrtn
mt
at.
Wf!!
ftnfttn
And
th
AKOTtB.
tram
Vancouver.
being'
here
on
company"
justness.-
Scottish
Humir
Imported
direct
from
the
Aberdeen
JoVe
Fagtory
A
(1KNTLE
HINT
Aberdeen
aptaatef
to
shy
lover:
"They
say
we're
gettln
'married,
Tarn."
"Ah
weel.
we'll
gle
them
a
big
dl
appointment."