Y
The
Wise
Man
The
wlso
man
reads
ihe
clas-eificd
advertisements
and
uses
them
whenever
he,
need''
sell
or
buy,
or
rent,
to
(
t
goods
or
to
get
a
job
fy,
A
V
LONDON,
May
31.
The
Baldwin
Government
went
KPaira
win
nroDaniv
increase
tne
strentrtn
nr
i.invn
..onrtrn
.ifi
a
liimm
sf
tViov
nro
pjillwl
tinon
to
form
a
govern
--,
r
.
i
1
T
:V.nrlc
null
curinff
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
i
'
.
....
l-.i..f
T
.in.
o
"ic
ir
side,
thus
(leliniteiy
ureaKing
mom
a.
.
i
,
j.
,
i
ru.
Amomr
the
candidates
elected
were
bir
ausvbii
w
(rhin
Co
mninritv
nf
onlv
43
0VCP
O.
C.
Wllley,
UW,
'
.-..vv.
...
..
I
1
1
...no
Saklatvala.
sole
Communist
m
the
lasi
huum,
tilth
Canada
Ha
mreiril
En-riiinukly
of
Iteernt
Yrnra
nnd
within
the
past
;ew
yera
between
the
two
Domlnlona
was
n
enormoualy.
One
of
the
cord
cording,
'
waa
made
In
an
K"
Park
Lodee
bv
F.
f'Sent
of
the
Canadian
National
and
New
Zealand
manager
of
1
adtan
National
Steamahlpe,
who
'
5
way
to
Toronto,
on
furlough,
'
-a
yeara
in
the
Antlpodea.
2k
mllllnn
nniinrf
hnvM
nf
NeW
.
-
a
al
f
iininni
nm
nrrnu
iMA
h
1
1
blj
a
n
ii
i
n
aii
a,.v,
.
I
M
II
UU
f
II
II
I
f
I
III
I
I
I
IIIII
IIIIlTIII
lUII
jlirtlittMU
KUUVM
rati
1-,-
BUSINESS
GOOD,
MINEOUTPUl
tio.vn
to
defeat
yesterday
in
the
general
elections,
the
com-
j
binnd
opposition
having
secured
the
election
of
more
than
one-half
of
the
members
of
the
House
of
Commons.
Labor,
while
making
many
gains,
did
not
secure
a
ma-
-
.if
t
l
i
.i
.
.
inriri
1
11
i
ii
in
I'm
r
inr-a
cr
t
niut
oncno
ir
ft-ij-t
Mmni
Lloyd
George,
leader
of
the
Liberal
minority,
in
control
01
tne
situation,
ine
i-iioerais,
witn
sometning
like
litty
members
will
be
able
to
keep
either
Conservative
or
Labor
parties
m
power
and
will
thus
be
able
to
dictate
the
noli-
C1CS
IU
il
JUIUe
CAU.I11.
There
are
a
number
of
seats
yet
to
hear
from,
but
the
II
...
1
1
it
A
1
1
Y
1
1
f
Value
Al-o
Closely
Approaches
I
Record
car
of
lWG
r
May
31:
"New
Zealand
la.
ylCTOIMA,
May
:U.
The
ag-"
inmaae
iu
trade
with
ffreirHte
output
of
metals
and
min-
erals
in
British
uoiummaiu
meona
by
whloh
thla
Increaee
I'CL'ni
department
UllVHk
i,n
irrpatPSt
Oil
reiviu,
mv
fs
.
"I
made
pooal-ble
la
the
dlree
for
Issuance.
,
i
Jar.
aervioe,
provided
y
tn
,
,.
vVhilb
owing
to.,
lower
level
01
national
iemnip.
a-
-.i,.
Interview
than
for
1927.
IIIHTII
NOTICE
STANDING
OF
THE
PARTIES
ENGLAND
NOW
LONDON,
May
31
At
7:15
this
evening
the
standing
of
the
parties
in
yesterday's
election
was
an
follows:
Labor.
287.
Conservatives,
216.
Lireral,
51.
Others,
7.
Yet
to
come,
21.
The
three
leaders,
Premier
Baldwin,
Ramsay
Macdon-,
UiUVLK
IuLLlU
In
QUAKE
IN
BUENOS
i:i.kot
srirnv
tkiai.
mill
11
I
1
I
-
11.
.
-
1
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II
1
ll'll
in
I
a
V
7'.."-
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in
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iLiifiiLim
ii
v
uii
L't:
iiid
itii
mm.
"-
"
-
o
y
I
Cabinet
ministers
re-elected
include
Rt.
Hon.
Winston
!
speedway,
Indiana,
May
si.
rem
.
unver
isaiuwin.
iaoor:
bir
donn
isimon.
l.id-
.wi-i.
.
v.v:.v:;i
ii7i
Ti
1T
T)U.11.nC
1
m
TI..
T
II
u
t
i
.
.
i
a
.
a
li
a
a
a
v
a
a
a.
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j
a
a
w
v
la
waa
aa
a
a
va
.a
a,
w
a
a
&
a
a
a
ah
.
.
a
ua.
ajoa
a
a
ia&v
nun
nil
a
ma
.mnc
T
iauur
nhnv
wtipB
his
machine
left
the
track,
jmah,
,
Myt.r!,i
who
came
cond,
lost
Two
cabinet
ministers
were
defeated
and
four
mm-
the
race
through
engine
trouble
,crs.
not
in
the
cabinet
The
cabinet
ministers
were
Sir
whkh
dc,aved
him
8ix
min-
r'
1
niB
Cf
nnl
T01Han1l
mintetDf
Inrtnr
!nl
RiTririmnB
in.
attornev-ceneral.
Defeated
ministers
not
in
J
jnct,
were
Sir
Frank
Marriman,
solicitor-general;
Sir
.
i
.
.
i-
ff-.-r
.
i
i-
i
r
-
i.
j
Attn
Arn
l
in
r
i
n
r-cnnrni
i
nr
i
rr
ri
riv
ri
i
i
i
h
i
n
-
i
I,
rlrrt
0.
Williams.
under-secretarvf
ovlnfbfflriraue:
nwnmm
aTRES.
May
31.
f-
i
a
ti
i
t
.
r
i,
Thirty
tiersonn
were
renortra
km
.
i
.
i
i
.
Ten
women
were
elected
up
to
three
this
a
ternoon.
tg
or
crvatives
included
the
Duchess
of
Atpol,
Lady
Astor,
Coilpad.
The
number
of
injured
u:
ntrSs
Iveatrh:
Liberal.
Miss
Megan
Lloyd
George;
t
eatimated
..ibor,
Ellen
Wilkinson,
Margaret
isonuiiem.
sumn
uw-
t
i.
-
if
1..
ltTf,
Mniif
TIotntHnn
nnM
r.rr
ljl(iy
iuuauujr,
..T..
LATER
I)ESIATCIIES
LONDON,
May
31.
The
Government
was
defeated,
r
i
1
!i
t
wr
r
nn
i-
n
i
iiiiu
"a
a
a
,m
iiiii
i.i-.-i
iiiiu
a.
a.&
a
a
a
ua
u-
BYLAWVOTE
LIGHT
TODAY
Up
to
noon
liu'e
interest
was
...
,
,,f.ii.
iif!
i
ui,i:nnll
tl.
ti-nmiu
apparently
being
UKen
in
tne
vot-
-
....
,
.
..
.
.,
f;
i
tl...n
......
nf
Ik.
f
1
the
situation
of
the
eitrnties
ana
nineues
wne
n
u
ian-
city
Hall.
Only
58
votes
had
been
.
.i
i
it.
v
i
t.t,..,
t
nnri
ITninnists.
cast
up
to
11:80,
or
some
twenty
nr-IU
me
DUIUUCe
ue.w
1"UW""J
"
"
1p
lhn
nn
Marth
I
at
a
similar
On
everv
side
is
heard
gossip
of
a
coalition
against
the
date
when
a
vote
was
being
.V
V
that,
on
the
sale
of
the
hydro-el
tV.o
Anna
Ku'linrr
..
...
a-
,
m.'i
tts
linr
i
this
is
easier
said
than
uone.
x'auiiiL
um.,
taken
-electric
open
xre
is
a
possibility
of
another
election
in
the
autumn.
uritii
8
0'eiock
tonight
and
after-o
In
r.he
other
hand,
it
is
common
knowledge
that
Labor
-VLtwashs
morning.
The
result
of
the
poll
will
bp
known
half
an
hqur
later,
it
is
expected.
Wt).
Vanco,is
in
charge
of
the
poll,
for
whieh-Et
P.
Jones,
city
polic'tor,
is
returning
officer.
W.
J.
Sloan
is
the
only
poll
clerk.
sr.riitlninra
nn
behalf
of
the
West
Birmingham;
Rt.
Hon.
John
u.
J".
'xTnEZl
T.T
-
-
-
'
i
i
t
rnn
.
.
,
.
.
u.!.
..
t
U,1
Hnnriro
T.ihoral.
SOn
01
the,
u
j
oiaior
uwiyii
uiun
u'b
mere
is
a
general
leeiing
mai
the
bylaws
will
le
rejected.
Joe
Sankey
and
Joahua
Talt,
fort
Slmpxon
Indiana,
charged
wvth
having
j
in
their
poroalon
atolen
gear
from
the
halibut
boa
Ingrld
H.
.
appeared
before
I
Judge
Young
In
County
Court
yeaterday
iand
elected
for
apeedy
Ulal.
Hearing
of
the
case
waa
adjourned.
REPARATION
IN
CAN&DA
WILL
BE
PAID1N
JUNE
OTTAWA.
May
31
Those
person
who
Buffered
loaaoa
during
the
war
and
whose
clalma
were
approved
by
the
com
mlM
toner
Frlel
will
be
aent
checka
for
the
fuU
amount
on
or
about
June
IS,
It
waa
atated
at
the
department
oi
tne
to
the
annual
report
ot
tne
(K,crr,ury
of
state-
today
nf-Vnlnes.
mayf
ready:
va
N
'
I
,
J
l
value
of
tho
the
aggregate
of
?K,3sa.a.
output
,NaUotai
a
wo
239
lean
than
for
the
record
jour.
192G.
t
was
five
muuu.io
COMPSTONWON
GOLF
MATCHES
MOORE
PARK,
May
31
Archie
Compston,
British
professional
golfer,
won
the
first
of
two
3G-
l
touttw
wn,,iH
hA
ahiDned
tol
a
aon
waa
born
to
Mr.
:
noi0
rnatchos
from
Walter
Hagen
-
-iiia
yew,
Mr.
Wood
atated,
and
h.
a
lad
win
ot
iwd,
u.'
the
United
States
prof
essional,
-to-
...
u,
me
umiea
oum-
"
wu
"
n.nri
hob-
nay.
eignt
up
ana
seven
to
piay.
KMoa
ha.
been
particularly
Rood
te
of
the
Prince
BPT.?'
,nd
.
They
wRl
play'
their
second
match
r
M
ln
wa
ln
Md
JuiT
linvr
L.
iut
Rirminghnm
tomorrow.
mg
CANADIANS
IN
One
Connrnallv--,
On
fjilmr
Elrrtrd
and
Caljary
Man
IKfratrd
'
LONDON,
May
31:4fai
the
election
yeatcrtlay
Colonel
Oraijl;
Morten.'
bira
in
the
county
of
rrlncf
Edward,
Ontario,
waa
reelected
drrswcratlve
member
tor
BranMord
a
-id
Chlawtck.
A.
W.
Haywood,
tottn
In
OaUraqut,
1
OM..
-aa
eieoted
In-
BaJford.
Wert.
where
he.ntade
a.
gain
for
Labor
from
the
Oonservatlvert.
Brig.
Oeneral
AlfredjCrlaehley
D.
B.
O..
a
native
or
Oalgarjr.
A1U..
wai
defeated
a
lhrre-e-iad
oonteet
In
O-rton,
Mrv
heater.
MANY
LIVES-LOST
IN
FIRE
TOKYO,
Japan,
Mav
31.
residents
of
southern
Sagha-
lien
Island
fought
today
for
their
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thuradaya
and
Saturday
Dancing
Evrry
Saturday
Night,
9
to
12
Dance
Hall
(or
Hire,
Accommodations
for
Private
Fart
tea
PHONE
4
ST
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XX.,
No.
125.
Vol
PRINCE
RUPERT,
II.
O,
FRIDAY,
MAY
31,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
ritish
Government
Defeated
Yeste
rdav's
Ele
-e-
----i-
Leads,
Liberals
ction,
Labor
r
n
11
ontroii
KING
IS
NOT
VERY
ILL;
CAN
DO
BUSINESS
LONDON,
May
31
It
was
authoritatively
stated
today
at
Windsor
Castle
that
there
was
no
change
in
the
King's
condition.
A
bulletin
issued
at
Windsor
Castle
said:
-King
George
had
a
fair
night.
An
abcess
has
formed
under
the
site
of
an
old
scar
on
the
right
side
of
the
chest
and
is
now
draining.
His
general
condition
remains
good,
though
the
King
will
need
to
remain
in
bed,
he
will
be
able
to
transact
public
business."
TSQNEYVaTED
TELEGRAPHS
HrlMkh
t'olumiiia
)norter
of
Mil
lion
I'nr
Kxlrn.long
In
11
ii
lure
OTTWA.
May
3t:-HJrw
r-regrena
on
the
eatlmalee
waa
matte
tn
the
Houae
cf
0'mmnoa
yeatrrdy
The
voleauader
roraaVraMon
l-aahKHb
aroprtatlons
I
tor
lekeraph
and
telephone
lima
which
!
re
rr'Ted
by
the
department
of
pub-
Irxinded
In
the
Itenta
naaKed
waa
and
IA.
Ool.
Alaraorttt,
Oen
aenratlve,
waa
reelected
in
Bury.
Consolidated
Completes
Deal
for
George
Copper
;
Bonds
Other
Properties
VICTORIA,
May
31.
The
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
today
paid
over
to
the
attorneys
for
William
B.
George
$171,000,
thereby
acquiring
all
the
remaining
George
Copper
Company
shares
in
the
possession
of
Mr.
George
and
Mrs.
George.
They
also
bought
shares
in
possession
of
five
other
original
shareholders.
A
number
of
other
copper
properties
in
the
north
have
been
put
under
bond
by
Consolidated
and
the
engineers
of
the
company
will
complete
their
examinations
of
them
during
the
next
three
months.
FIND
HELIUM
WOMEN
VOTED
!
IN
COLORADO
LARGE
NUMBERS
i
WASHINGTON,
May
31
The
Took
Election
Seriously
In
Eng.
discovery
of
helium
in
such
quan-
j
land
Yesterday
in
Some
titles
as
to
give
United
States
!
Districts
practical
control
of
the
airship
aituntion
was
reported
yesterday.
The
discovery
was
made
at
Sind-
lar,
Colorado.
This
non-lntlam-mable
gas
In
very
scarce
and
ex-
tensive.
LONDON.
Mav
31.
The
seriousness
with
which
women
took
the
elections
yesterday
was
shown
by
the
heavy
poll
they
cast.
In
Westminster
it
was
stated
three,
wheat
HioiiKu
women
voted
to
every
man
belore;
noon.
In
the
coal
mining
area!
winntpeo.
mv
si:--cuini
wheat
oi
seanam,
itamsay
luacaonaias
ouotatlona
were
from
two
and
a
quarter
district,
young
women
turned
OUt
to
one
and
three
quartera
centa
above
Jn
force,
and
it
was
estimated
that'
.
,
'
-
'
.1...
;
I
A
A
-
wiu.j
o
.a,.
,ine
women
voicu
iwo
10
uiie
a
t'AKIt
OI'
THANKS
Mr.
Q.
Plare
and
family
dealre
to
thank
their
many
friends
for
the
kind
expression
ot
aympathy
and
floral
tri
bute
received
in
their
bereavement.
cnAOAnont
is
pkkiiy
tav-
oniTB
Ht
NTKHK
MOIN
JNII
'
W'
'
against
men
Jn
tne
early
paii
or
the
day.
LIBERAL
MEMBER
DIES
IN
THE
EAST
MOMTREAI
P.O..
May
31.
iRoch
L'anctol,
Liberal
member
ofj
ra
u-nya
uunier..
moon..
tne
-
.
,
,,,-tf
t,J
V,
w.n
r.mrltji
In
the
rnvin
J
UUI
II
III
aonu.
no
iuu
"
rvrby.
waa
taken
at
half
apeed
member
of
Parliament
since
1904.
His
death
makes
the
fifth
va-
over
a
gallop
of
aeven
furlonga
:
on
a
private
track
yeaterday
and
'cancy
in
the
House
of
Commons,
ahowed
up
well.
three
Liberal
seats
and
two
Con-
Pinal
acceptance
clotted
Tueiday
acrvatives.
T
ana
xne
im
puoiuinTO
jmtcraay
ahowa
33
horaea
left.
Including
all
the
leading
tavorltea.
Lord
Aator'a
Cragadour
la
being
4
quoted
alx
to
one
while
the
odda
agalrmt
Hunter'a
Moon,
are
aeven
to
one.
4
I-AliY
ASTOK
fllXTlO
LONDON,
May
31:
Lady
Naney
Aator
waa
among
thone
elected
to
the
Brttlah
Bouae
of
Cotnmona
yeaterday
by
a
mar.
eln
ot
311.
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Mountain
Top
of
Lockeport
Was
Result
of
Earthquake
Rumblings
Ycrc
Heard
and
Resident
Thinks
Volcanic
Action
Near
Surface
May
Have
Been
Responsible
Local
volcanic
action
near
the
surface
may
have
been
responsible
for
many
earthquake
shocks
which
were
felt
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Inland
last
Sunday
and
Monday,
it
is
believed
by
J.
C.
Edwards
of
Lockeport,
who
is
in
Prince
Rupert.
Immediately
after
the
first
and
most
severe
tremor,
about
.3
.
o'clock.
Sunday
afternoon,
the
water
of
the
bay
at
Lockeport
virtually
boiled
up,
and
the
same
action
of
the
sea
was
reported
at
other
points
in
the
r.e
grborhood.
It
is
by
reason
of-
this
fitct
that
Mr.
Edwards
be-
a
RiiriiinAlT
UTAH
sarsa."'
h,'
btn
""i
ATKINSON
WAS
For
ten
hours
after
the
first!
tremor,
Mr.
Edwards
reports
that
rumblings
like
slides
werel
heard
from
the
mountain
about;
twelve
mjles
from
Lockeport.
For
wenty-four
hours
later
at
less
frequent
interval
such
rumblings
were
audible.
Mr.
Edwards
believes
that
these
were
slides
fro-n
the
mountaintop,
although
he
is
pomewhat
at
a
loss
to-account
for
why
there
should
should
have
been
o
many.
From
the
T.
A.
Keller
Logging
Co.'s
camp
at
Selwyn
Inlet,
It
was
observed
that
there
had
been
a
75
00o
rr
tiegrph
fmm
Peace
mr
Mide
from
the
top
of
the
mountain
'
-
'
....
i
i
nk.M
n
n
wn
Muai.,
i
An-ther
Mem
p.
fnr
ivxsti
for
-,f
frenh
rock
and
earth
on
be
"A?.
n
IN
THE
CITY
Minister
of
Agriculture
Been
Looking
Over
Needs
of
Interior
After
having
made
his
first
trip
through
the
agricultural
districts
of
the
cuntral
interior
with
which
he
stated
he
was
favorably
impressed,
Hon.
William
Atkinson,
provincial
minister
of
agriculture,
arrived
in
the
city
on
yesterday
afternoon
a
train
the
and
sailed
last
Prince
George
for
eier,h
and
.ekpbore
line,
in
B.C.
now
fields
below.
The
mountain
A,t..n
vj
ii.
not
believed
by
Mr.
Edwards
,jr
J
ll?
J'u
roNsr.KVATivns
Eirqitn
!
to
b
volcanic.
On
a
smaller
IfjLxViM
nwunta
n.
nearer
Lockeport,
a
5f"l,.in"v0r-
th
LJi":
U5TOON.
May
su
pairtaJ.n.
o.
hUM
boulder
weiirhing
several
'
?"
A,,e.
8vmen
aA
a
r3Med
rtled
tn
tn
,
,n-
",
f-n
feti
dawn
dawn
.
.
r7recir,lce
nreclnlce
for
for
a
a
mi
V
K,ve-
Rive,
n-ww
ne
1811
lnal
tnw
tne
we
Isrmer
larmer.
lives
ana
tneir
nomes
against
for-
aw
e
O'vnutiH,
est
fires,
which
were
believed
to
oxfer
city
in
yMerd-i
nkTti
K'"
m
hundred
feet
afte
wooM
be
wecwaf
ul
.
Thei
.,
;
A
...
.
iistancc
or
two
nunarea
teet
aiter
...
...
.....
h.
nave
Litu
inrt
lM
rann.
..j
nd
k...
burn
tkma
i
-
,k
,,K,
,v,t.
r..
junrc
vrcn?nnvl
persons
nlALj
lLJILIUmi
led
more
than
1000
homes.
r
4
a
anala
Vinci
iruuuic
uiin
yvHv
waa
irum
im
wiau
a-uoien
mu.m
hu
.
11,.
ni..
tat'
Lorkenort
at
intervals
of
poa-
,
sibfv
half
an
hour.
On
Monday
evening
there
were
two
mora
.
.
LI
"'--t.-v
e
n
Johnston
Co.)
mjrvlew.
3.
3
1-2.
H'n
Mleurl,
1.34.
1.23.
fj-rt-
Prrvloee.
10.
11.
Cotton
Blt.
Nil.
49.
Duthle.
51.
85.
?
Oerrge
Oepper.
Nil.
7.05.
Oeergla
River,
33,
M.
Oelcenda,
1.33.
1.36.
Orandvlew.
35.
351-2.
Inderiendence,
7.
8.
tdlan
M'nea.
4.
8.
Intern.
Coal
As
Coke.
33,
Kcotenay
Florence,-1!
1-3
39.
Ii.
Ko-tertay
King.
38,
39.
L.
at
L..
31-3.
3
1-2.
Lueky
Jim.
13.
14.
Mohawk.
4.
41-3.
M-rtcn
Wool
y.
51-2.
5
5-8.
Mrmtt
River
CVrfd.
41-2.
5U2.
M'rnvt
Metala.
Nil,
5.
NeM-ral
SUver.
Nil,
12.
Nrtole
Five.
tl.
S2.
Oregon
Copper.
25,
28
Pend
Oreille.
5.02.
$.10.
Plon-er
Oo'.d.
1.25,
1.80.
.
Premier.
1.60.
1.63.
Rcevea
Maedonald.
1.60,
1.63.
Rufua
Argenta,
2212.
24.
Ruth
Hope.
32.
33.
B'lvex
Creat.
61-3,
61-2.
Silverado
Oona..
NU.
70.
Silversmith,
Nil.
17.
8nowflake.
621-2.
64.
Bunloch,
2.00.
2.40.
Termlnua,
NU,
8.
Topley
Rlohfleld.
27.
29.
Torlc
Mlnea,
NU.
1.23.
Wellington,
Nil,
12.
Whitewater,
75.
NU.
Woodbine,
41-2.
NU.
Bluebird,
12,
13.
Oils
'
'
Advance.
1J.60.
18.00.
,.
A.
P.
Oonaolldated.
4.
OS,
4.07.
Cnlmont,
3.65,
3.70.
DalhouMe.
3.
BO.
3.
83.
DevenWi.
l.M.
1.03.
Fabyan
Pete.
8
3-4.
9.
H-me
OH.
31.40.
31.50.
Illlnola
Alberta,
NU.
1.30.
'
Mvland,
8.00.
8.23.
Merwug.
-8egur,
NIL
4.75.
McLeod,
4.50.
4.75.
New
McDoug.-Segur.
NU,
2.25.
RoyalUe.
Nil,
150.00.
jVolenn,
Nil.
1.35.
1
Sterling
Pactflc.
1.65,
1.70.
llargal.
1.63.
1.70.
Freehold,
1.50.
1.60.
Mercury.
NU.
1.25.
F.aotfM
Stock!
Sherrltt-Oordon,
7.10.
Nil,
Noranda.
49.35,
NU.
h'B'hwv
hv
v.
II.
Orme,
who
ex
plained
to
Aim
tne
desirability
or
having
the
road
pushed
on
up
the
FW""
p,vfir-
The
mlnlater
also
I
not
Mr
Fdw.rda
however
i
"
W
S
w"
Si
trveVlnVes0n
'
through
the
they
were,
he
opines.
,por?)
wM
vcrv
wfinJoyable
Mr.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
A'Vinann
said.
He
gave
assurance
Af
hi
eo-nnernfon
In
assisting
the
districts
In
their
requirements.
v
kn
n
na
acf
nmr-in,d
by
Dr.
W.
H
.
r,Md,
roWr.at
ion
cnmmlsiionei
for
the
povinre.
LITTLE
CHANGE
IN
BASEBALL
Athletics
Increase
Lead
to
Seven
and
Pirates
Retain
National
NEW
YORK,
May
31.
The
Athletics
yesterday
Increased
thilr
margin
over
the
Yankees
ta
seven
and
a
half
games.
Bob
Grove
and
Jack
Quinn
led
the
Athletics
to
their
victory
over
Boston,
while
the
Senators
trimmed
the
Yankees
twice.
The
Pirates
retained
the
National
lead
by
splitting
with
Chicago.
The
Cardinals
entered
into
a
virtual
tie
for
the
top
by
defeating
Cincinnati.
The
Giants
won
their
first
double
bill
of
the
season
by
defeating
Brooklyn
basebalTscores
National
League
Brooklyn
7-6,
New
York
8-15.
Chicago
8-0.
Pit
tabu
rub,
1-4..
BrtVoo
8-5.
Philadelphia
7-11.
Cincinnati
1-2.
Bt.
Loula
8-g.
American
League
New
York
5-3.
Waahln0et
8-4.
Philadelphia
9-9.
IV
too
2-3.
Cleveland
6-3,
Chicago
5-9.
St
Loula
6-13.
Detroit
14-0.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
L.
THUburgh
23
13
Chicago,
34
13
St.
Loula
24
18
Philadelphia
18
17
New
York
17
17
I
Bea
ton
18
23
Brooklyn
V
H
M
Cincinnati
12
36
AMERICAN
LEAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
L.
Lieut.
Jean
Munro,
Until
lately
aecond
Philadelphia
38
9
ln
charse
of
the
Salvation
Army
at
St
Louie
28
IS
Prince
George,
arrived
ta
the
city
on
New
Ycrt
30
yesterday
afternoons
train
from
Prince
Dctrort
24
'
Oeorge
and
will
aall
tomorrow
morning
Cleveland
13
I
on
the
Prlnceea
Loulae
for
Wrangell
Chicago
16
where
ahe
will
apend
a
while
recupera-
Waahlngton
Ung
from
a
recent
aevrre
Ulnea.
Doe
ton
13
It
Pet.
.639
.680
,613
.514
.800
.393
.389
.338
Pet.
.737
.635
.856
.545
.487
.381
.31
.300