ffcdnr
d.O.
April
10,
1029
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p
.
lam
of
Miss
Aaae
Morrow
(at
left)
is
the
:
h.
r
liAce
i.
ii'.ili.
rglir
IP
the
aaiioMKknrt
f
her
engagement
to
CfcliUd.
PRAMSH
I
1.P:R
7
MAKE
BRAZIL
.ill-
.
:,
.:;iiinii
t
r:ip-hm
,-r,
and
winner
of
the
recent
i
in.,'
i
-
up
in
the
hhooiinjr
mutch
finals.
IvmiATE
POSE
OF
LINDYS
CHOICE
.
SIR'
FRANCOIS
LEMIEUX
Chief.
Jrftle
tff
the
tt&erirfr
'
THE
DAIlfr
NEWS
DlCTATfHt-TO-KETlRB--
mm
wm
MS-
'.If?
II
M
I
Mn
v-
i.
.
rrimo
ae
uivera
D'
eta
tor
nmhhU
uraunr
n
tk.
Suain.
l.-
xoinir
to
i
tire
of
ne-
Sir
Lomcr
Gonin
as
Lieutenant
month,
a-cording
to
rcj-orts
fror
avcrnor
of
Quebec.
He
had
.hat
l
0Untry.
jt
is
claimed
that
m
nJJJvmw
AUUUUIHIIIwr
VI
,
.
.
l
Wt
Lomefn
MHltftt'
dilh,'
but
w
'
"rum
best
M
appoiBto-mt
'
tKUa
)
tT
h
"ii.
r.--
'
MODEL
SHOWS
a'lL
A0
Rltll4lS
W
itk'bil
hlLL
...
......
.
-
-r;.
-
ffiNpge
'
m
-!i
pP
il'tains
F
raiu-iti
Jiminex
Tpt-Ii
In-'hsias,
ahown
'')'
hi
front
of
their
!;:
n.
"Jesus
del
Gran
Poder,"
at
Se-
siuin,
before
leaving
lor
Brsu.
A
model
of
the
Lawrenceville,
111.,
oil
fields,
showing
drilling,
pumping,
rock
strata,
oil-bearing
Hand
and
natural
gas
paces.
BttftONS
PREP
AMI
fOK
LONG
nNI)UR.NCE
FLIGHT
,
-l
.
....
,j
Within
the
next
few
di.v
Flight
l.ieuten:.nt
Krie
V.
M.-.mm-
'
navigator
left,
and
Squaron-Leader
Arthur
Joms
William
(pilot)
right,
will
take
off
from
ihe
franwell
Ac
1,1
'he
OKI
Country
in
the
new
giant
Fairey-Nap-
Durban,
''
'In
monster
plane,
above,
has
been
ier
monoplane
on
a
6,(Mt0-mile
-!...
hfh
t-
specially
tpn-
atructW-tw
the
British
Air
Force
t..-
,
rrturance
purposes
and
is
ti.
Kmpin
's
stromr
hope
for
another
world's
record.
The
machine
wHI
commence
the
long
journey
carry'
three
tons
of
goline
which
will
enable
the
during
airmen
to
remain
in
the
air
for
three
days
and
three
nights.
OXFORD-CAMBRIDGE
BOAT
RACE
ON
THAMES
RIVER
PATTULLO
AT
THE
BANQUET
IN
HIS
HONOR
program
it
presented,
and
it
had
proved
itself
a
flagrant
upholder
of
the
political
patronage
principle
Y.
tun
the
telephone
bill,,
gram
ng
a
charter
to
the
telephone
PAGE
FIVE
ay
t
4-
e
t-e
T
-
,
MYRON
T.
DERRICK
V
'
'
4-
.
.
?BJB
United
States
Ambassador
to
.1
i.
.
uiU'...
uealh
is
announced.
$
i
pant.
Old
and
tried
civil
servants
had
to
be
absolutely
divorced
1
were
being
dismissed
and
violant
fr0m
politica.
That
policy
was
partizans,
frequently
incompetent,
followed
by
the
Liberal
party
j
were
being
enrolled
in
their
wnen
it
web
in
power,
he
said,
places,
he
said.
when
jt
had
to
appoint
a
man
to
jieiernng
to
paiernai
legrsia-
tnat
position,
tion,
he
said
the
government,
.
.
,,
,
.
ew
comptrolleigener.l
ha.
through
the
minister
of
finance.
had
said
it
would
go
no
further
be!n
Wnted.
he
said,
and
along
lines
of
legislation
looking
"u"c.
"c
w"
not
uwparaging
Surveys
Whole
Realm
of
Provin-
to
the
and
a0mestic
welfare
nila
In
any
way
or
callIn
lnto
dal
Politics
From
Liberal
of
tne
people
as
it
had
airead;.
question
his
ability,
it
was
Point
of
View
gone
too
jar
known
he
had
been
intimately
wih
the
minister
of
Preaeting
the
other
side
of
the
,
PW.po
made
by
Dr.
S.
F.
Tol-
picture,
Mr.
Pattuilo
said
the
Lib-
nance
m
a.
private
enterprise,
mie,
leader
of
the
Conservative
eral
administration
had
encour-
Mr-
Pa""''
closed
his
address
government,
before
the
election
aged
capital
to
come
into
the
prdv-
"V!th
n
attack
on
constitutional
Ja.st
July
were
all
gone
by
the
ince
but,
at
the
same
time,
it
be-
changes
made
by
the
govern-board;
the
government
Suring
the.
Heved
the
state
should
help
those
mnt
w,th
reference
to
elimlna-last
session
proved
itself
ill-pre-
who
could
not
help
themselves
and
tion
by-elections
for
its
min-
pared
and
ill-informed
upon
the
had
legislated
along
those
lines.
'ter.
He
prophesied
a
rainis-
enabling
it
to
estab-
1
ouia
una
aa-
visable
not
to
hold
a
byelection
it
so
bitterly
condemned
while
in
company,
u-i.
.....v
throaghout
!.
(...
declared
T.
D.
Pattui
opposition,
lo,
leader
of
the
Liberal
opposi
tion,
in
an
address
at
the
big
ban
the
province
and
thus
serve
many
isolated
communities
'Mere
lit.H.iuu)
4
u
nnnA.:i:nn
..."
j
quet
in
hi
honor
at
Vancouver.
,,
.'
j
-
Liberals
from
Vancouver
and
"ker'
.
.ized.
lt
thn
bu
bJ'
n
amend-Valiej-.
the
Lower
Mainland,
the
Fraser
Victoria
and
a.
far
nbrth
men
"J".
tor
ff?8?1
the
as
Prince
Rupert,
numbering
Pf
of
Coluiribia
ag-
their
a,nst
excessive
charges
but
the
some
800,
gathered
to
greet
leader.
Referring
to
the
defeat
fovernmeiit
by
the
application
of
his
party
last
July.
Mr.
Pattal-
f
the
lah'
voted
t
down-lo
said
notwhhstanding
the
gen-
WEsiaRly
not
interested
in
the
eral
and
increasing
prosperity
in
meatn
of
rates
but
only
in
giv-tne
industrial
life
of
the
province
in
the
telephone
company
a
and
the
advance
of
it
social
wel-
blanket
charter.
fare,
its
people,
as
is
the
case
Action
Criticized
1
everywhere,
are
prone
to
believe
In
the
dying
hours
of
the
ses-
Ithey
are
not
receiving
their
just
ion
the
government
'V
V
1
1
.
.
j
.
a
a,
,
.
.,
.
.
amo.unt
f
which
is
Mill
inallen-
right
to
view
order-in-council
before
he
was
elected
leader
of
ated,
can
be
alienated
without
the
consent
of
the
legislature
gera.
terial
rearrangement
would
take
place
shortly
and
suggested
the
.
.
A.
1
1
ft
1
t
i
a
when
it
made
such
changes.
RADIO
PROGRAM
FOR
THE
WEEK
STATION
KOMO
Wednesday,
April
10
7-M
Geld
Strand
program.
8:00
Roads
to
Romance.
8:30
Correct
time.
8:30
Concert
orchestra
with
brought
male
auartet.
aesens
ana
are
reaay
to
usien
10
aown
wnat
tne
speaker
termed
9;00
Pacific's
Bluebird
boys
golden
promises.
Thus,
be
said,
the
most
important
legislation
tod
"Jay
Boys."
a
new
government,
with
promisee
t
had
offered.
This
was
the
10K)0
Concert
orchestra
with
of
better
things,
was
put
In
public
utility
legislation.
Once
tenor
and
soprano.
Pwer-
,.,.,
,
nnore
the
opposition
sought
to
u
:00
News
flashes.
Old
Ilicy
Adopted
mnd
the
proposal
that
the
ll:16-Concert
orchestra
with
That
government,
he
charged,
tff
of
charges
following
high
male
quartet
had,-in
many
cases,
followed
the
precedent
should
be
based
upon
-
..
policy
of
its
predecessors,
which
it
the
honestly
and
pru-
Thursday,
April
11
so
severely
criticised
while
b
op-
dently
inve,te0(
and
wt
0
ad-
6-30-Oneert
orchestra
with
position.
Only
last
week,
he
said.
eition
thertto
up0fi
money
tenor.
;.n
order-in-council
was
passed
Biou-hj
ln
frnm
npnu
IA
hv
7.(vnui.,
c,,..
.
n
;
authorizing
the
minister
of
land.
-1"
Onc'e
program.
"
to
allow
the
export
of
raw
ogs
M,d
more
nlrtmpjBK
7:30
staBdard
Sj7nphony
P"0
upon
auch
conditions
as
he
might
dow
amend.
IT
tu,l,;P
nt,
hVtrV
'
which
was
designed
only
S
30--Correct
time.
the
Liberal
administration
was
ac-
f
.
.
.
V
"V7,
,
tb
UW"
f
the
u,ed
of
being
in
collusion
with
J"
V
"
-ndn"
I'nited
interest,
to
tle
SUtes
9:8(3udio
nMt
&lMnimeBt
ma(k
by
program.
ThuT-ld
the
PP,t,0B
that
farwl
ln
1,ke
10
00-AMoci.ted
Oil
Co.'s
wr
the
W-Alaa
School
his
party
did
wu
tiaaon.
out
the
goTern:
program.
..-'
.
'
ia
.
,
ment
Thia
the
government
11:15
Late
mrwe
flashes.
If.
"
..
.
r.
.
.
.
,
treated
as
a
want
of
confidence
11
tin
r.Tnlnra
tne
same
policy
ana
can
ii
pain-
,
..
..
..
,
otic
endeavor
'
motion,
said
the
speaker,
and
as
Bob."
ti.
.u
u
a
result
water
iwer,
a
vast
with
"Banjo
Friday,
April
12
7:00
Hudson
Kseex
Challen-
j.,i.,V.i.,i
and
placed
in
the
hands
of
party
7:80
One
half
heur
with
the
was
the
only
person.
heficegsIon
apportion
M
m
.
outeide
members
of
the
govern-
,
.
...
oi
dutlee
ment.
who
could
view
them.
A.Mf
Claim
Advanced
on
,,f,e
'trance
was
another
Mr.
Pattuilo
said
orders-in-
f
government
severely
crit
iciswi
by
Mr.
Pattuilo.
le.
council
were
nothing
more
or
.Senate.
8KX
R.
a
A.
hour.
0:00
Correct
time.
0:00
Borden
Dairy
program.
9:80
Footlights.
.
10:00
"Evensong."
10:80
Olympic
Hotel
Orches-
ernment
and
were
not
the
nrooerty
Mr-
Pattuilo
said,
was
looked
up-
tra
with
tenor.
,of
tho
government
but
of
the
peo-
on
with
suspicion
by
the
public,
11:80
Mixed
quartet,
'pie
of
the
province.
His
party,
he
such
a
sale
was
one
of
the
I
Mid,
never
withheld
them
from
the
f,rt
acts
of
the
government
and
pyjJUti
.
prevision
was
made
JnlaiheejN
i
"If
they
want
to
hide
private
reement
for
the
paymenTtifa1
aale
of
bonds
until
the
deed
is
done.
cent
commission
for
advice
12:00
Late
new.
12
:1&
Piano
and
tenor
solos.
Saturday,
April
13
6:00
Organ
recital
by
Lew
one
can
understand
their
decision
tendered
by
the
syndicate
who
White.
to
avoid
publication
of
their
Hepoeed
of
them.
As
some
$12,-
5:80
Marimba
orchestra
with
orders-ln-eouncil,"
said
the
000,000
of
bonds
were
sold
under
Mildred
Hunt.
speaker
.
the
system
the
loss
to
the
pro-
G:00
General
In
dealing
with
the
civil
service
vince
through
the
payment
of
v'ram.
Mr.
Pattuilo
charged
the
govern-
'he
commission
was
over
the
life
7:00
Lucky
ment
had
broken
faith
with
the
of
the
bond
Issue,
a
heavy
one.
hour,
service
and
with
the
public.
Its
Mr.
Pattuilo
explained
the
du-
8:00
Spanish
Electric
pro-Strike
Dance
orchestra
with
morale
was
being
destroyed,
he
ties
of
the
comptroller-general
Spanish
tenor.
claimed,
and
favoritism
was
ram-
of
the
province,
ami
showed
he
0:00
Cerreet
time
?
j
I
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