1
V
'.
i.ia.
JOINS
rilAMUKK
Tl
Awodatcd
Ikrrta
of
Trade
of
C'inru
UrttUh
Oolumhla
ye
teny
de-to
loth
tho
Canadian
Chamber
ot
-ommeroe
provided
the
coat
"
too
great.
vi.-.
if
l
Dominion
Governments
olicy
In
Regard
to
Tariff
Set
Oat
by
by
Hon.
Jas.
Malcolm
in
Speech
Answers
Hon.
II.
B.
Bennett,
Leader
of
the
Opposition,
Showing
How
Canadian
Business
Is
Affected
TAR
A,
Ont.,
June
29.
"If
changes
arc
made
in
the
I'nited
States
tariff
which
arc
found
to
be
detrimental
to
the
interests
of
Canada,
alterations
in
the
Canadian
tariff
structure'
to;
correct
the
situation
will
unquestionably
be
made,"
Hon.
James
Malcolm,
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
said
during
an
address
here
yesterday
which
he
replied
to
criticisms
made
by
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett,
K.C.,
Conservative
leader,
of
the
government's
tariff
policy.
."The
government
is
much
more
alive
to
the
situation
than
ia
the
leader
of
the
opposition
and
is
fully
prepared
in
the
interests
of
Canada
to
readjust
its
fiscal
policy
from
time
to
:
rm'i't
i-ny
changes
that
may
;-iai'f!
iii
the
tariff
structure
'
i,
Tinted
States
or
any
other
l;.
.
'
-iity
to
the
demand
of
Mr
I,.
.11
f
ir
an
Empire
trade
con
fi-f-inT,
Mr.
Malcolm
stated
thai
i
(
the
late
Rt.
Hon.
V
!
'iitig
had
introduced
the
vn
ti'ivnrp.
it
had
been
the
I
rrj
policy
to
increase
trad
NEW
OFFICERS
OFINSTITUTES
vrVKR.
June
29
tlw
fanners'
institutes
of
K.
Whitney
Griffith
within
the
Empire.
"Diring
the
past
eight
years,"
the
minister
laid,
"our
imports
from
British
countries
have
increased
approxi
mately
$150,000,000
to
$257,OUO,0OO
and
our
exports
from
$347,000,000
to
$539,000,000,
giving
us
an
in-'reaxr
in
b
ade
with
the
Empire
during
that
period
of
almost
$3,000,000,000.
The
minister
reviewed
the
vol
'
urnc
and
nature
of
Canada'
trade
with
the
United
States.
During!
1928
the
Dominion
had
imported!
and
exported
to
the
United
Stales
raw
nut
j
iaJs
valued
at
$153,M0,-000.
Coaaaquently,
if
it
had
keen
a
scrif
ic
to
Mil
Uflfinishsd
prod
ueU.
Canada's
Mctmee
lailive
was
WW
teas
IF""
.
...1
1
-A
t
.Inn
thM
im-i
eiecteo,
iu
uim-i
-
----
nev
r
v
a
nii
1-
of
Trade
who
remained
In
if
v
wi-ro
vesterdav
afternoon
a
1
a
u
OkW
that
have
proved
them-'L.i...
amnil
nnd
worthy.
"A
brick
for
wick
tarm
i
...
..
,rn
-.I
fntaa
WOUld
not
witn
me
dhw
..
.,,.
suit
the
Dominion,
ne-assarily
SrSlcolm
said.
There
were
commodities
which
Canada
must
buy
in
the
eh-.friT
dr
to
compete
wlU.
TL
Some
of
these
muj
JJ
come
from
the
Unltad
Stataa.
RESCUED
BY
THE
BRITISH
Spanish
Aviators
Picked
Up
After
Being
Lost
for
Week
in
Atlantic
MADRID,
June
29.
After
being
missing
for
more
than
a
week,
the
Spanish
transatlantic
aviators.
Major
Ramon
Franco
and
three
companions,
were
picked
up
at
sea
by
the
British
airplane
carrier
Eagle
and
were
being
brought
to
(ilbraltar
today.
The
aviators
(started
June
22
for
America
via
the
Azores
and
the
rescue
was
made
100
miles
northwest
of
San
Miguel
Island,
the
nearest
to
Europe
of
the
Azores
group.
CHICAGOCUBS
llrowM
Second
lu
American
NSW
TOSK.
June
:
t.
la
-
r-iU.n
iT
mm
-rtlia
he
I
oon,i
'
b6hlnd
th
,.n.t
,-
Itaminion.
hut
U.
SHOTS
SID
-
"
,
p
announced
inai
we
nw
ria
vnnv
.m
emu
c
icw
j
arnotiyn
.
uiaiiM
arv-A
arv
without
without
ma
marked
rked
than
than
forme
formtf
ly.
ly.
8t.
at.
Loula
Louu
to
Boston
Bim
e
rlnl
out
st
Drowna
enpt
Into
ncmnd
.
It
was
claimed
that
Whit-j
"We
sell
t400.000.0-K)
worth
ol;,
UuXi
Wmuahu
Tth-.
t
nfith
had
received
in
hon-
goods
to
the
United
States
yearly
leitM
bmMac
um
obko
www
.;r.-
and
expenses
nearly
and,
judging
by
past
experience,
80s.
,
v.
ar
M-
taklrrg
care
of
the
the
value
will
not
shrink
maU-ri-
Tt2L!?'t
.."V
.1
work.
NEED
$600
nn
oniTArr
1
TMI
,
v
ally,
no
matter
what
tariff
fixers
at
Ottawa
may
do.
"In
my
opinion,"
the
minister
continued,
"there
are
man
articles
of
Itlsh
manufacture
HI
IK
I
YM)
Ar
11
public,
could
b
purciuwed
to
bat-1
A
VII
l
w
11.
a
m(t'tinjr
of
the
cenotaph
1
it
too
last
night
it.
the
Cana-Lfgion
rooms,
the
reslgna-f
Archie
Sinclair
w
ac-
tl
and
Chiriea
V.
Evlt
was
1
t
l
in
his
place.
;.ts
reported
that
the
sum
of
1
Was
l
tor
tho
cenotaph,
which
iW.r.
VISITORS
ENTERTAINED
BY
BOARD
OF
TRADE
AT
TRIP
AROUND
HARBOR
hich,
if
known
to
the
Canadian
M
roUow.
tar
advantan
that
commodities
which
are
now
bought,
from
ih
United
States."
'
'
Make
Challenge
Mr.
!
a
I
lm
challenged
Mr
Iln-
nett
to
come
out
aad
tell
the
coun-;
try
just
what
he
proposed
with
reanttt
to
the
tariff.
"A
Conaerva-
needed
to
complete
the
j
tiva
government,
f"n.
sv
oyeu
tnr
imtmi
ui.mj
Canada
by
placinf
these
articles
on
the
free
Hat.
Does
Mr.
Bennett
propoM
t0
a'ter
tne
deci8:'1
of
the
former
government
and
put
a
duty
on
tractors?"
he
asked.
"Does
he
propose
to
tell
the
agricultural
Industry,
mining
industr
y
Jack
RwnaH
hM
Km
Wuhtngton
tntot
to
eifM
MU
to
give
Boaton
Red
ass
Mi
otter
win.
Tf
Xw
York
gune
kt
PhltaddphU
ww
nlnad
out.
YNUMtf"
Bit
league
Morct
rt
National
InTiie
Cincinnati
10.
nMcbuivh
3.
CTUcaffo
0,
St.
Loul
S.
American
League
WMhlnfton
a,
Doaton
5.
St.
LnuU
7,
Oiloago
2.
OrrcUnd
S,
Detrott
4.
WELL-KNOWN
YOUNG
LADY
WAS
MARRIED
"MY
CANADA"
Land
of
many
lakes
and
teeming
seas
And
of
rolling
fields
of
golden
grain,,
'
Trees
that
reach
on
high
the
sky
to
tease,
.
Mountain
peaks
that
gazo
with
grand
disdain
Down
oi)
valleys
deep,
and
streams
that
leap
Swiftly
on
their
way
to
riv-s
wide;
Inlets
where
great
oceans'
fingers
creep"
Glaciers
to
smear
with
salted
tide;
Where
th?
tinted
sky
at
close
of
day
Ushers
jn
no
night
of
sordid
gloom,
But
a
starlit
realm
where
moonbeams
play
'
'Mid
the
cata)
act's
resounding
boom.
Land
where
those
who
work
will
reap
rewards,
Where
the
sluggard
quickly
falls
from
sight,
Ahd
where
ploughshares
only
now
are
swords
Used
by
men
who
once
left
all
to
fight.
Head
I
bow
ort
this
First
July
morn,
Thanks
I
give
fo
all
our
God
foresaw,
For
amid
your
grandeur
I
was
born,
My
own,
Motherland,
my
Canada.
ROBERT
D.
MacLACHLAN.
Major
McPherson
of
Point
Grey
Dismissed
for
Spending
Public
VICTORIA,
June
29.
The
cabinet
Friday
dismissed
Major
H.
L.
McPherson,
official
in
charge
of
administra-
tion
of
tho
Government
lands
in
the
University
of
British
WkW
Till
k
.'Columbia
at
Point
Grey,
after
A.
N.
Daykin,
special
com-
A-
"
11
WSlW
I
V
A
I
II
Nli
missioner,
made
an
interim
report,
finding
in
effect
that
iivr
ii
uuiiisiiivi
Government
funds
had
been
improperly
used
on
the
devel
opment
of
privj
iely
owned
property
and
shown
as
expend-
raw
materials
from
the
United
i-ituburgh
rtratrm
Drop
to
second
rue
i.
i
i'nt,r.iimmt
:
lonrl
J
iturcs
on
ovfcrnent
land.
state,
to
the
value
of
$222,000,000
-
o
rnh:
'
u
.1
lUj
--.ll-
tMM,
droned
nt
fourth
place
i
T
LM0K
JMIQVf
at
loe-!
I
Ultra
uu
The
specific
case
of
a
privately
ovned
golf
course
Was
stressed
in
which
it
was
said
-
U
Sewjjtf-rpperUcs.
BriN?i
(
otumbla
herfj
egtetwayfttmiriiiai
vi
nil
mi.w,u
oqrrgif
gy-04ti
wi
into
third
place
The
Government
win
seeic
10
se
i!t
'
U
B.
Apph
ton
of
Trocter
i-r.
-;ii
nt
iii
place
of
James
Bailey
'
'
i
1
.illiwaek,
resigned,
and
A.
B.
i:
.)
(
ranbrook.
secretary
In
$69,000,000.
hrtnie
w
nutedfipinta
beoaune
of
ture
restitution
of
the
funds
im-
Carmdaa
trade
in
manufactured
M"fk
hto
fneteento
propi
y
pent,
but
further
action
product,
with
the
United
States
TLm
f
thC
was
arire
and
tho
m
niHter
ad-
oindnMU
mlttd
that
the
balance
stood
Pittsburgh
Wrt
who
dropped
Major
McPherson
said
under
oath
that
the
Government
money
wasj
;
a
ENDORSEMENT
0FP.G.E.T0
AT
nfPAN
FAIK
ment
money
was
in
fulfillment
of
do
urge
upon
the
provincial
gov-A
I
ULLrtll
mi-U)
mnrnl
obligation
on
the
part
of
ernment
the
newssity
for
an
Im-
I
the
lessors
to
hand
over
120
acres
mediate
completion
of
the
said
c-amti'e
iT'm
iwromea
iiride
'
i
of
the
tract
cleared
of
the
original
ciflc
Great
Eastern
Railway."
Jiik
!
"(
and
l
I
.
.
.
,
Now
llrre
A
quiet
wwkUrt.
took
plaoe
at
Ocean
.J.
,'
u.
it
K
Im
Mia
Tttred
arnooii
at
:sw
av
and
nsning
inuuai.j
-
-
Mr
nA
MM.
A.
B.
weoh.
WUltam
Deana
of
the
UnrUdi
nortations
from
the
United
States,
-juwh
olficiaMns.
whi
Miaa
oaamie
UI
.
...
j...
tk-'n.,
rtihtr
of
Mm.
Rajout
of
he
will
raise
the
duty
on
'
Mla
to
live.
.
.1
.
Mrs.
Denh'oiwe
U
weri
Krioiil
here.
hatng
nauassj'1
cnooi
av
Mid
at
Temee
and
later
at
Ocean
Ralla.
&
UTot-K
kxciiamie
ri.osr.o
ad
Matufay
ao
no
Hock
llata
are
vaJlaMe.
KAIN
KTOI'S
CIAMKS
Owna
to
uavorael
weather,
neither
Otty
besfUe
baaeball
nor
O.
fJiafMwill
tawe
gamea
were
tut
mmttt-
n.
n.
played
stand
of
timber
stumps.
PACKING
PLANT
IN
CALIFORNIA
BURNS
m.
01
i-oionei
iii.uii.
lactone
wun
nat
w
Btie
waa
sy
n..Mrv
to
enable
our
Soon
after
.71,l
rKirt:
or
wiikat
'!'
CnnTiila
nnd
Secretary
.
.
.
-...w.
of
the
.
eo
I'i
"lisshimk
wa
in
charge
of
the
1
,
v
:nAMA
w.
Iiennett
t
'i
'
v
with
Paul
Armour
at
th
;
mi
l)nse
to
tell
the
people
ll,v'
A
number
of
members
of
Mf
counlry
anythiug
definite
fic
local
bo;rd
went
along
o"",..
,
wht
will".
he
would
do
on
any
of
..
..
IO
l,ias
IU
1
.11
I-
.1.1...
there
were
throe
ladies
I'n-tv,
Mrs.
II.
C.
Wrinch
F
(i.
Dawson
nnd
M
M.irdie.
no
r,trt:n
monpay
M
nday,
ttng
Dnmlivlon
Day
and
a
i"1''!-
holiday,
h
Dally
Newt
ylll
nt
nuiilliihfd.
Tti
nert
Wfular
edition
Vi
bo
on
Tuenday
afternoon.
t.
t
those
polfvtax
H
imw
rs9uj.
r9
Mc
irll'allludes
on
wW
an
Ideal
stite
unattend
u
alao
the
aroom.
.1..
.,
.im.
u
oun
ooime
it
.
.
r
4-
'
H0N.J.A.R0BB
F-f
-----
tT
J
WlT
The
Wise
Man
Boston
Grill
The
wise
manjreadg
the
clas-elfied
advertisements
and
uses
v1
LARGE
CABAnET
Special
Dinner
Thursdays
and
Saturday
them
whenever
he
needs
to
sell
Dancing
Every
Saturday
Night,
9
to
12
or
buy,
or
rent,
to
find
lost
Dance
Ball
for
Hka
goods
or
to
get
a
job.
AccomnuxUUont
for
Prlvst
Partk
PHONE
447
.
1'n.p
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
V
I
XX
.
No.
150.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C-
SATURDAY,.
JUNE
29,
1929..
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
TO
VISIT
CITY
r,
Here
on
July
16
En
Route
to
Skagwu)
ccive
a
visit
from
a
federal
cabi
net
minister
when
Hon.
James
A.
S
M.-nn.'
fo7
iWK
RcAb.
minister
of
finance
comes
arrrvtm
tae
kaat
nifht.
Monday
we-
t
morning
being
t.
-7
1-4
here
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
nil
they
w
lnaa
,""7
CMh.
,h.
-in
fa
uatB
of
Mre.
DefthoUne's
mother
at
their
nw
home
at
Tell,
for
1
a.
a,
waaam.
then
returoloz
to
Ocean
Ixuise
on
July
15,
making
the
trip
to
Skairway
with
a
paf-ty
of
-'!
f-f-nilet
Annrt
from
Iho
mere
!
tan
tVi
hn
will
bn
here
on
that
riRSf
SALMON
ir
.2,,Itll.lnfrmUftn
ha.
been
"
JL
n
4
TH
1
f
1
V
-
M
II'I'IVII
at
v.m
v
"
-
-
-
received
locally
as
to
the
details
1
freah
canned
aaimon
from
District
lenirth
of
time
he
may
stay
hero.
f
No.
3
went
south
UH
night
u
b
th
f,
t
t,
that
Mr,
j.
.hmirrt
th
Union
ateamer
Car-
.:
.
.
.
1
.
..
.
.
AU
stook
aohangea
are
oloacd
today
J
dewi.
It
cor-lated
of
800
oaaea.Robb
ha?
Visited
IVince
Jtuperi.
s.
AnrmlraM
from
walea
Inland
can-
-
.
1
-
'
nery
to
Vancouver.
There,
la
re-
I
4-
ported
to
be
a
good
run
of
nock-
1
j
ova
In
iha
Naaa
River
dlvlaton
and
1
VANTOt'VKIl
HlltUT
International
Peace
Engages
Governments;
US.
Would
Go
Slow
!
WASHINGTON,
June
29.
Suggestions
have
been'
made
by
the
United
States
Government
to
Great
Britain
that
the
naval
disarmament
question
be
approached
with
caution,
in
view
of
the
present
status
of
that
problem.
There
is
a
feeling
of
uneasiness
in
official
circles
here
that
the
conference
of
naval
powers
might
result
in
failure
without
sufficient
preparation.
The
United
States
Government
had
been
informally
sounded
out
by
Great
Britain,
it
became
known
yesterday,
on
its
attitude
toward
a
conference
of
the
principal
naval
powers,
either
separate
from
the
League
of
Nations
or
under
league
machinery.
I
LONDON,
June
29.
Premier
Ramsay
Macdonald
in
a
public
speech
he
made
here
last
night
said
his
Government
was
actively
working
at
its
great
task
of
international
peace,
uignt
up
to
tne
moment
l
ieit
Downing
street
to
come
here
I
was
engaged
in
trying
to
lay
the
foundations
will
be
the
finest
and
fairest
fabric
any
gov-
H
I
"I
IF
of
what
vvjiut
win
uu
wie
iiiicsi
turn
icuicst
luuinz
ui
of
u
jim
I
MOWey
OK
lllVQ'ely
UWned
Land
ernmcnt
ever
built
for
the
delight
and
comfort
of
tion
for
which
it
was
responsible,"he
said.
Viscount
Peel,
Sir
W.
Joynson
1
licks
and
Hamar
Greenwood
Among
Those
Honored
Thursday
Night
and
Occcu-
I
pants
Escaped
"
'
'mpiemei.in
mplements
u.
of
productioni
fiv-
.
i
hclme,
aon
ion
of
,
M
Mre.
oomwime
rnhoim
o.
of
the;Fire
-,Fr
morning
destroyed
tho
Federal
Minister
of
Finance
Due
,
v
anl
oin
ovcr
the
sjae
;
nA
lhe
ui
.
-UO.I.
i.
""-l-"-
hm
be
bold
enougn
10
oe
no.
mirMnf
stork
mock
.
rnnce.
,gnt
of
the
dtrus
a8S0.
1
n.-a
Tt-kM
mrair
-HflClUl
IWHIlf
1TI
-
.
'
m
ir
If!
in
I
the
rl
rt
Naas
IMHH1
uiver.
IL1VC1
.
A
imyi
I
.
.
fi,v
.
I
I
.
.
1-11
the
Iha
1
'
Producers
ra-flllaMril
Wro
d
elation
here
with
iw
can
1
01
.1
!(....
DonliU
nnd
th
Salt
.
.
.
i.
tt-.
rtja.
h
!
Drwent
:
.n
all
of
wnom
wnom
-
-
-
1
-
1
iiihnt
nm
niLEUbivu
"
--
-
-
.
.
.
the
bride
of
Jamee
Dn-
YORBA
LINDA,
Cal..
June
20.
iln,,h
Ihn
l
"1B
."'
.
Dcnonal
fWenda
of
the
orM
and
groom.
lemons
ana
u
reinKeraior
vara.
m
w-ni
LPrP'se
,0
aUlr
r-Ti
'
The
bade
looked
ry
In
The
10JS
ls
get
at
$360,000.
'"id
storage
plant
through
tt)C
,
imporla
0f
raw
materials
so
tmkX
gown
of
aaod
Korget
iae
the
na-
PROMOTIONS
IN
IN
BRITAIN,
BOOTH
SCHOO
.Many
ft'udrnti
Advanrcl
IWause
rrorirlrnr;
In
Htudlrs
T
L
of
Prmetton
ltU
at
Booth
Mtoaoriat
'Bfht
4
hare
Just
been
IvMMd
siMwinaj
LONHON.
June
29.
The
honor
mlny
IP"
roed
ad-
jUainferred
to
thKIng
in
conT
-,nection
with
the
iwgnafJon
of
3nr
Roiu'
for
'proffcHoer
we'
1
Stanley
Baldwin
as
prime
minister
awarded
to
tho
puotu
making
tint
in
una
laaued
last
niirht.
It
ia
not
Ot-
X"
th.
fUnwHaf
Hat
,
,
.
J
,.
,
are
U
namt
of
um
met
pmetu
DDTMrC
rCADC
unduy
,on-
n'r
does
u
conta,n.iadin
thir
au,-.
I
4i"v,J
t
llll
tl
lirillliiiri
uuvtiuu
many
surprises.
orad
s,
putHon
1
Muriel
Walker.
Viscount
Tcel.
former
secretary
!
wmiam
Tbbcr,
Htoae
Hin.
Jr!
IndU'
TtoWV.in
At
a..l
trta
-nnt'flntmn
"T
Af
m
tne.
A
Bfm
C
-J
f
m
l
-An
m
haarl
nr
Iha
..
.
.
1
iii
vuv
vviiivittiuu
v&
vaac
w
iia
aua
last
v
ca
1
can
iicau
ui
111c
nriiit
r
siin
"-u
?lt.
pffcl?fctrf
Jlle,-lted
Brda
of
Trade
of
Central
contingent
6f
parliamentarians,
is
orade
7.
Diruion
s-Mrioo
BTati.
1I-hjh?.
hav
Columbia
yesterday,
the
raised
to
an
earldom.
Sir
WHHam
Adciu
TUurbr.
lied,
Bum,.
oPnnudniUteaeShaVin?
Rowing
resolution
was
passed
Joynson
Hiks.
late
home
secre-
TZLTJt"
Malor
McPherson
denied
any
wimoui
qibcumioh:
vy,
Decomes
a
viscount,
iwn.
ania,
fl
oiion
i-MrJrl
wu-
intention
to
deceive
the
lands
de
partment.
VICTORIA,
June
29.
A.
N.
Daykin,
commissioner
investigating
the
administration
of
the
Government's
university
subdivision
at
Point
Grey,
was
given
complete
charge
of
this
area
by
the
cabinet
yesterday.
Action
Explained
"Whereas
the
people
of
the
Hamar
Greenwood,
a
native
of
alow,
oeorge
Djbham,
Uoyd
Grow
province
of
Rritish
Columbia
Whitby,
Ont.,
and
the
last
msn
to
'
rad
Divuion
s-Harr
siever
have
an
enormous
sum
of
money
occupy
the
position
of
secretary
VradesDitu
ejatl,
cdua-t
invested
in
the
Pacific
Great
0f
state
for
Ireland
in
the
British
Mitchell
o'ay.
Kty
itirano.
Eastern
Railway;
and,
Government,
has
been
made
a
orade
,
biviaion
7
cu
wikdat
"Whereas
the
railway
In
ta
hamn.
.E:ifn
Himwm,
Arthur
Da
r
I
esent
condition
is
not
yielding
enough
to
pay
operating
expenses;
and,
"Whereas
the
extension
of
said
railway
to
Prince
George
would,
VANCOUVER,
June
29.
-John
at
once
yield
a
large
fihlght
ton-'
Boyd,
president
of
the
General
nage
which
would
put
the
railroad
Construction
Co..
one
of
the
chief
on
a
profitable
basis
and
would
Automow
e
backers
of
the
golf
course
near
the
redeem
pledges
made
by
succee-entrance
to
the
University
of
sive
governments
to
the
people
b-,
British
Columbia
area,
said
today
tween
Prince
George
and
Quesnelji
hat
the
work
done
bv
the
Gov-
now,
therefore,
be
it
I
I
emment
employees
and
Govern-
"Resolved,
that
this
convention
pad
ArnncMT
nw
Orade
4.
Dlrlalon
8
Margaret
Sue
(Continued
on
page
four.)
'
ISLAND
HIGHWAY
RECORD
FLIGHT
Almost
Demolished
OFFRANKHAWKS
ROOSEVELT
FIELD,
N.
Y.,
June
29.
Captain
Frank
Hawks
brought
his
transcontinental
plane
What
might
have
been
a
serl-
down
here
at
1:16
this
morning,
ous
accident,
as
far
as
the
per-
bt
eaking
his
own
record
for
the
sons
involved
wq-e
concerned,
was
west-east
flight.
lie
covered
the
miraculously
averted
about
11
distance
from
Los
Angelaa
to
New
o'clock
Thursday
night
when
a
York
In
17
hours
38
mlnutea
S3
taxi
car
driven
by
Lyle
Marr
and
reconds.
!
occupied
by
five
of
his
friends1
On
Thursday
Hawks
flew
front
I
went
over
a
precipitous
bank
on
New
York
to
Lot
Angeles
In
19
the
Kaien
Island
highway
about
hours
10
minutes
SO
second!,
a
mile
and
a
half
beyond
the
city
new
record
for
the
easl-waat
limita.
Marr
was
driving
toward
flight,
his
time
for
the
round
trip
the
city
and
failed
to
make
ni
being
3G
hours
49
minutes
23
seo-
1
rather
sharp
curve,
the
car
turn-'onda.
I
with
all
Us
occupants
sun
msiue.
kAMhll
)
t)tiAl
iThe
vehicle
was
badly
wrecked
,
,u.
...
and
one
of
the
occupants
suffered;
hNUUKANlt
KtlUKU
r
.Ml
.
kilt;
11101
muv
V.
broVen
.11..
ribs,
tUn
the
.!),.
others
atfflniT
off
rvff
few
years,
Prince
Rupert
will
re-
getting
with
the
shaking
up.
MINNEAPOLIS
I
plane
Miss
Mt,
f
KNOCKED
OUT
vAvrnt'VPn
.fnno
90.
nl
The
aeaaon'a
tint
ahipment
of
of
the
minister's
itinerary
or
tho
Vojre
(
,
l
lUver
heavyweight.
formerly
'
Relllngham,
knocked
'
jut
Young
Peter
Jackson
of
Port
land
in
the
third
of
a
scheduled
lilx-round
main
event
of
a
boxing
enrd
hero
last
night.
by
Thorwald
Jr
ne
29.
Tht
is,
piloted
'
and
Owen
IlAturhland.
failn
i
bv
22
1-4
hours
'to
equal
the
endurance
refuelling
mrnfl
'
econl
wnen
forced
down
by
en-
rnmnra
PETER
JACKSON
tz?xz
T
ln
Wns
m
BUNNY
AUSTIN
AGAIN
WINNER
the
walea
Wand
cannery
ta
get-i
vancjouver.
June
ao:Wheat
wa
Tornmy
Fielding
of
Victofla
won
sensation
of
tennis
championship,
.
..
.
.
A
.,tv,jtei
m
t
im
iAh,nM
nra
VMltp.
"
-
......
...
.
.
ling
a
gooa
paca
ao
sar.
T
m"wv
-
.....
.
.
,
day
at
l.2tl-J.
having
ataged
a
re-
ttttttetfttttf
co
very
from
the
prevloua
day.
WIMBLEDON.
June
29.
H.
In
the
semi-finals
at
133
pounds
W.
"Bunny"
Austin,
young
British
a
decision
from
Gordon
Wallace
today
defeated
H.
Kinsley,
alio"
of
Vancouver.
jof
England,
6-2,
4-6,
6-1,
4-G,
11-9.
-i