uid
TheV've
Man
The
wf.
the
das-
gjfied
adve.
.
v;
.nd
uge8
them
whenevt
?
to
sell
or
buy,
or
re.
4
iost
goods
or
to
get
a
X.
-
lialf
hour.
a.
waWi
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
Will
Meet
Here
This
Week
and
will
Be
Entertained
Locally
Prnrrrflm
nf
fintertainment
for
visitintr
delegates
to
the
Aasociated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
annual
convention
here
next
week
has
been
arranged
and
will
be
under
the
joint
auspices
of
the
city
council
and
,
Prinnd
Ttiinort.
Rwml
of
Trade.
!
t
.
...v.-
j
--
-
1
Boston
Grill
troll
LAIU1E
CABARET
Special
Dinner
Thursday
and
Saturday
Dancing
Every
Saturday
Night,
9
to
13
Dance
Halt
for
Hlrt
Accommodation
(or
Private
Parties
PHONE
457
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISII
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XX.,
No.
144.
V0
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
O,
SATURDAY.
JUNE
22,
1929.
PRir,q
FIVE
CENTH
Government
Takes
First
Step
Toward
New
Trade
Policy
for
Canada
to
Offset
U.
S.
Tariff
MONTREAL,
June
22-Steps
designed
to
lead
to
more
extensive
relations
in
Imperial
trade
are
being
taken
bv
t
-
Canadian
Government,
according
to
Finance
Minister
Rol'b,
who
is.quoted
by
the
Ottawa
correspondent
of
the
II
;:ircal
Star
as
stating:
"Communications
already
Governments
of
all
the
overseas
Dominions
on
the
sub-:
ject
"
The
newspaper
adds
that
D.
H.
Ross,
trade
com-n.i
sioner
to
Australia,
asked
Mr.
Robb
if
the
Australian
j
pact
would
be
revised.
"We
are
going
much
further
than
i
t
.at.
We
are
communicating
with
all
the
Dominion
Gov-
j
emmonts
looking
toward
greater
Imperial
trade
develon-!
rr.fnt."
The
minister
refused
further
to
elaborate
beyond
ad-
rr.
iting
that
what
is
in
view
is
a
policy
of
preferential
Imperialism
and
development
of
trade
within
the
Empire
by
m
ans
of
exchange
of
preference.
The
common
inference
hat
the
development
comes
t.
States
tarni
noucy.
FIRST
YEAR
IN
HIGH
SCHOOL
.
;ia
list
tor
the
first
year
high
,
handed
out
yesterday
aUst-,
principal
Peddle
toitewa:
.
,
ix
B
-
ru
wtth
nrsVdUei
:
rdr
o(
mertt:
Rupee
Bon.
:
Desgerdlnee.
Jom
Wtosloe.
nth
aeooaA-olMSjhUMittto
oadw
Ethel
TMaUaMa.
Joyce
(MU-r.T.nr.rrt
(Peggy
"
snK
Bvith
Wilkinson.
M
Ivron.
Vance.
Chart
Stuart,
Ma
Bessie
Haan.
Phyllt
BrlmUe
'
c
Mviasallem.
equal.
.
order
of
merit:
Jack
Osde.
'
niuton
Helm
Pratt.
WVnnlfred
.
LrDuke.
Huby
ICrlkeeeky.
Mrcaffery.
Jack
Brady.
.n-mtonal
on
taking
phyetsa:
rpuek.
Enid
Morris.
Terrene
Nrah
Ruddernem,
Annie
Mur
Mi.ri.m
Morgan.
Harry
Qulek.
Marie
v
Catherine
Muaaallem.
Marl
uicm
Anita,
Upstn.
Agnes
Corns-
at
Y.
MX
A.
CAMP
OPENS
JASPER
rEIt
June
SI
-nepreaentlnr.
the
i'
tea
and
colegea
of
the
four
west-
wince.
88
run
people
are
gath-...
.
4w.v
m
r.
A
aamn
on
the
f
Lake
With.
Ja-rr
Ntio4
.ending
the
western
eferene.
stud-m
chrtatian
moventmn
ntmmlty
probterna
aucn
a
a
-
lie
Oriental
dueetloo.
intamatlon-
the
peace
of
the
ehureh
n
the
:
t
the
country,
will
form
a
large
their
program.
Prominent
men
t
ad
their
dteeuealona
and
deliver
t
c-ors
Dr
Bmeet
Thomaa
of
Tor-
secretary
of
the
board
of
social
.
--
..
.
t.
A.
:
m
the
unneo
unuren.
'
.
..!
-h.
AtMiinf
addresa
last
nlatit;
-
5
Wwxtawarih.
M
P.,
who
U1
d'al
i
t
j-virI
nmslfflu:
Dr.
R.
O.
Wl
li
-.ldent
of
the
UnU-erslty
of
Al-
,
t
Dr
A
D
Miller
of
Edmon'on:
;
r
'
A
f.
Phelpa
of
Wley
ColUae.
W
iwv
K
Shlmlsu,
Jana-iese
gradu-'
-he
University
of
Drltlsh
Oolum-A
E
Otewel.
regtetrar
of
the
Unl--
-f
Alberta;
and
Miss
Oertrude
r
-rford.
essrdate
general
it
movement.
Toronto,
will
take
the
'
'
dUcusslon.
The
del-
!
the
fonim
'.r-
during
the
seven
oey
firenre
will
alternate
their
meeting
l
ike,
climb
end
rldee
l".
"
niHV
get
ret
the
the
full
benefit
oi
-w
'
inn
,f
.!
per
a
well
as
tl.e.r
iniration
with
each
other
'
SPANISH
PLANE
1
LANDS
AZORES
""r'rTA.
Asore.
June
33:
-The
Span-tians-Atlantic
airplane
'
M)or)
r
-n
franco
and
hi
three
compan-was
reported
late
this
afternoon
j
'
l've
UuKtrd
on
an
Wand
of
the.
F
Mliiuel
group
thla
morning.
HALT
I.AKK.
NKKVKK
W
r
tine
at
Salt
bakes.
Naa
Blver
1
iv
Pacific
Balvase
floaU
every
tM
have
been
addresed
to
the
in
consequence
of
the
Uni-
MEXICO
AND
THE
CHURCH
MEXICO
CITY.
Jmir
:
K-Ule-nifiit
of
lite
ronlrmcrM
Mtrni
thr
K.
man
Cathnitr
I'hunh
and
Mntfo
was
announrM
l
Presl-d-l
OH
last
ngh.
1
he
Mrxlrsit
Oeternmesit
will
allow
Ihr
f'athoUr
Uetierrhr
to
4
""gave
tlr
riw
who
are
t
reftlMrr
In
romillie
with
MnJraw
fasts.
Relo
In-a'ritrlWn.
aMM
mt
hermit
led
Isfj
-,ih.
sclvw'i
Vrisfrte.
.t
ITaaM
t
Wpi
H
0la
rvUMtm.
,
Twkleh
have
been
LauncHad
over
a
period
In
the
1r
fight
Ik
nvrtnl
lor
Hip
Cat
hoi
Ir
(ireJatr
In
afl
far
a
mefleeUeMljM
the
ron'ltnlkMi
at
any
tint
fnj?tr
fa
I
err
HIT-AND-RUN
DRIVERS
SHALL
RECEIVE
LASH
;
JOHANNWBURO,
South
Afrlom.
June
Ml
-
aarnlas:
t!.t
any
driver
of
a
motor
oar
who
knocka
down
any
person
sad
drives
on
without
stopping
to
see
what
injury
he
ha
oauead
will
reeetve
.
-!
Jit
l-vd
bv
Justice
Krause
the
Rand
Criminal
Session
r
oently
whan
he
fined
Idwal
Thomas,
European
amhylerce
driver
at
Springs.
1136
with
the
option
of
eft
months
lmprtsoonwmt
I
The
accused
pleaded
guilty
to
running
Into
a
native
who
waa
xldltut
a
blcvcle
on
the
road
near
Berkpaa
and
causing
hi
death.
Thomas
had
stopped
his
ambulance,
placed
the
man
Inside
and
ruined
hhn
to.
a
hospital,
but
the
Injured
man
died
six
data
later.
1
"f'n
people
who
drive
ambulance
and
poet
office
vane."
iwld
tea
judge,
"think
r
-
T
JrTr,,JT
rZr
"SZL
.,
.
tv.
nt
taehea
would
have
been
oonsloered.
'I
Issue
a
general
warning.'
said
the
Judge.
"Men
who
come
before
ate
who
hare
driven
into
someone
end
have
then
driven
on
without
caring
for
the
result
will
fet
laahe.
That
la
the
sentence
lor
brutality
"
BABE
RUTH
IS
!
AGAIN
A
HERO
Ni:V
YORK.
Jump
22.
The
New
York
Yankees
took
the
nightcap
from
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
8
to
3
after
losing
the
first
game
of
the
tloufble-iieauer
1
to
1
1
...,,
.Hnrnnon.
It
wag
all
,
,.
-
i.
ftfh.
uhn.
for
me
wo
a
ui
"-":'.
."
":
the
fjr!rt
time
Since
nis
iniw,uK.
""'"
'
"
7,
.
th
onli
found
himself.
In
the
first
gam
hi.
wan
Just
a
hall
player,
but
In
the
second
he
became
hero
once
mocB.
He
I
i
ft.?ci
two
homers
and
.tJa
n
ainirle.
drit'lug
In
seven
run
out
of
the
eight.
The
huge
crowd
went
wild
with
excitement
beloved
Itamblno
once
to
see
the
more
ninweu
down
for
the
home
team.
NATIONAL
7,
Ronton
3.
PitUbugh
14,
Chicago
3.
AMERICAN
.Philadelphia
11-8
New
ok
1,Jnton
4,
W-Wnnon5.
UK
H
DAVIDSON
i
Who
hi
oer.
lcctci
Prewldent
of
the
Royal
0!!f4'
"i
Dental
Sur-Dnv:d-
5eon
Dr
n
graduated
from
Ue
Rjysl
Ctillenc
(,f
Dental
Sur-
geftK
in
182
and
i:as
bctn
In
active
practice
aa
a
dentist
in
Ottawa
tv
more
than
forty-five
year.
VANCOUVER
COMMENT
ON
BISHOP
LLOYD
(Vancouver
Star)
U
la
(maU
BMMay
tor
surprise
that
the
violent
ami
veto
pBOftl
attacks
tot
I
rt
ytar
by
Bisbop
Uoyd
of
Saakatahewtn
have
at
last
mived
one
of
their
ntim-
'
!.r.
a
member
of
parliament
at
Ottawa,
I
to
warm
rejoinder.
Theae
e1
tacks
have
aometime
ftund
their
wit
into
the
Dreaa.
and
tha
War.
u.
no
doubt,
onlv
one
of
the
manV'at
Jiaper
to
which
typewritten
eommunlea-
rtkmi
eontalntnc
tit
attacks
are
Jre-
Quentiy
sent.
Judging
by
the
wired
re-
aorta
Mm
Ottawa.
Mr.
Luohkovlch'
re-
ply
was
at
once
dignified,
eloquent
and
MUnf
The
ArchnlAhap
ol
Canterbury
on
"The
Church
and
Ptace."
at
K
bishop
ot
Cpsala.
Crown
Prince
of
W4
A.
SESSIONS
CLOSED
FRIDAY
Reports
Presented
at
Ituine9
Meetings
Yesterday
Keflected
.Successful
Work
in
Diocese
OFFICERS
ELECTED
Mr.
0.
Ai
nix,
Is
Again
Named
President
on
Itoard
in
Caledonia
At
the
bulmss
sessionti
yegter-day
of
the
eighteenth
annual
meeting
of
the
Caledonia
Diocan
Hoard
of
the
Women'
AuxiHar?'
to
the
Missionary
Society
of
the
Church
of
England
in
Canada,
there
was
a
large
attendance
and
excellent
reports
were
presented
by
the
various
ladtee
in
charge
of
ut
a
.
.u-
.j?
nirai
unNii
uiiciiui.
i
iie
auuress
of
the
president,
M
.
G.
A.
Rix,
was
listened
to
with
great
interest.
Officers
for
the
ensuing
year
were
elected
as
follow:
President-uMrs.
G.
A.
Rix.
'
First
vice-president
Mrs.
J.
n
rii..
Razett-Jones,
see'retar
lift
c8,
"Living
Menage"
editor
Mrs,
J.
D.
Allen.
United
thank
offering
secretary
Mre.
A.
II.
Carson.
Girls'
branch
secretary
Mrs.
C.
W.
Homer.
Junior
branch
secretary
-Airs.
T.
Parkin.
Little
Helpers'
secretary
Mrs.
W.
II
.
Tobey.
Sunday
school
secretary
Mrs.
Hagon
(Hanelton)
.
At
the
lunchron
given
yesterday
afternoon
by
the
local
branch
of
the
Woman
Auxiliary
unaer
me
-
8pcrnteiM3ence
of
the
pre
dent.
Mrs.
Thoma
And
ew,
to
the
del
egate
to
the
conference,
R4tho
G.
A.
Rix
expressed
his
thanks
for
the
help
that
the
Woman's
Auxiliary
had
been
to
the
diocese
especially
for
Its
success
in
rals
ing
the
large
sum
of
$1000
for
the
;
Episcopal
Endownment
Fund.
At
the
tea
given
by
Mrs.
Rix
on
Thursday
afternoon
to
the
delegates,
ladies
of
the
Woman's
Auxiliary
and
cong-egatlon
of
St.
Ancf.ew"s,
Mrs.
J.
B.
Gibson,
as-
At
7
o'c
ock
Wednesday
evening,
me
aeieKaiea
wn
ut
Uiken
for
a
motor
drive
to
the
end
of
the
Kaien
Island
TnX
"
there
will
be
a
banquet
Highway.
On
Thursday
evening
SecretaryMrs.
A
McCMkT,e.
in
the
Commodore
Cafe
and
on
Friday
afternoon
at
i$y
Treaurgr
Mrs.
n.
l.
Mdn-!
the
visitors
will
be
taken
for
a
boat
trip
on
the
harbor
and
tosh.
'olflowriorp
inthvicinitV.
'
Dorcas
secretary
Mra.
A.
E.
The
rest
of
the
time
of
the
delegates
here
will
be
pretty
well
taken
up
with
the
business
sessions
of
the
convention,
NEAR
DROWNING
OF
GLEE
SINGER
Thirteen
year
old
Alan
Oocdered.
.
nt
uw.
Wtmlnatr
.
7"U
"
vLltln
"
cr
"Vflve
bo,
soprano,
who
can-
net
swim,
hud
the
most
exciung
experience
of
his
present
twir
in
Prince
rreTt
yesterday
afternoon
when,
ea-aylna
to
cross
the
old
dilapidated
wharf
between
the
Canadian
National
and
ocean
docks,
he
stepped
on
a
rotten
board
iwhleh
gave
away,
falling
,k.w.K
Ka
hnla
ii,
Ltu
wAter
brlow.
h.vnil
hi.'
denth
and
the
litrgeet
boy
of
the
party.
Dougis
Bartrlp.
attempted
to
rescue
him
but
by
dinging
to
a
pile,
could
do
no
rotter
Wish
help
htm
to
keep
afloat.
Timetr
aid
came
along
In
the
person
ol
William
Retd
of
the
C
N.R.
elec
Lerfcal
deparUmnt
who
climbed
down
Hm
rooky
shore
and
pulled
the
lad
hrko
safety.
'
Beend
Wand
cannibals
kill
their
vlo-IbM
V
smothering.
WAS
CARRIED
OVER
A
CLIFF
GOAT
HUNTING
David
Hhaw,
prospector,
Wa
Struck
by
Boulder
Near
Kalnm
Uike
INQIEKT
BV
MOXKOR
t
Funeral
Took
Place
at
Terrace
fnder
Mxsonlc
Auspices.
and
Uut
;
Pmt
Sounded
TE
It
RACE.
June
22.
Ail
lnoueat
Into
the
death
of
David
Shaw,
prospector
ol
tne
Kalum
U:e
dtotrfct.
was
held
In
toe
police
station
an
Wednesday
before
Coroner
C
t.
Monroe
'pf
Prince
Rupert.
The
JU17
after
beerlng
the
erldence
01
P
NlRhtwlne.
-who
wa
with
him
at
the
ttin.
W
Steren
and
ConaUble
H.
Ray-bone
who
located
tbebudy.
brought
In
a
rcrdlct
of
accUJentalideath,
caaied
by
belnj
hit
on
the
toewljby
a
faUtoj
rock
and
knocked
over
a
cliff.
T
ie
decewed
man
and.
hi
brother-in-law
l
NlgWwtne.
werf
foat
huntlns
on
Ba'.u-.d'iy
about
nine
mile
up
Mircon
Crrck
Irom
Kalum'
tike.
In
golnj
o
round
a
narrow
lede
on
the
moun-tai-lrt
a
large
bouldejr
loosened
and
fetl
atrtk'nj
Mr.
Bhaw
on
the
head
and
cirry.ng
him
over
Jhe
edge.
AfUr
leirr.hing
unuecMfully.
during
Saturday
nliht
and
part
of
Sunday,
Mr.
Mg:twlne
returned
to
Rosewood
and
organized
a
earch
Prty.
i
The
body
wa
fmind
n
Monday
abouta
hundred
and
twenty
feet
down
the
mountainside.
Dra'th
hd
b-cn
evidently
lnitantan-eotw.
On
the
arrival
of
a
policeman
on
Tuenday
the
remain
were
moved
to
Rcaawood
and
thence
to
Terrace
on
Wednesday.
I'nneml
Wednenday
FcllowlAg
the
inquest,
the
funeral
w
held
on
Wednesday
evening
from
Knox
United
Churah
and
wa
largely
attended
hW-'Wrff.
Allan
conducted
the
aerrtfi
and
E.
T.
Kenney
aia
ipoae
on
of
the
Native
Son.
wBUe
a
male
renderpd
pprrprlate
rouale.
Til.
Anrt
mm.
Who
wa
flftf
-
i
.
,
,
Mfmi.
hM
b,fn
rient
of
this
ditrtei
mmt
"
He
wa
a.-ToaT'Si.
Qt
jtng
one
or
the
Tint
.white
children
-
n
he
Csrlbno
country.
He
w
a
returret
rn
and
wa
a
member
of
the
Masonic
order
interment
Was
mide
In
KlUum
Kaltvra
remetery.
The
ritual'of
thel'tUve
8on
waTe,4
th
enlVesMe
by.
A.
E.
JohnrtoDAnd,
l,he
!
Post
wa
sou
no
to
dt
o.
n
Klrktidv
hrrewxmltlco
of
hU
war
serv
Ice.
There
were
many
oeautnm
iiorai
tribute.
Deceased
la
survived
by
a
atater.
Mra.
P.
NUhtwIne.
of
Terrace.
and
a
brother
In
the
Cariboo
district.
...mi
i
HALIBUT
SALES
lUials
helling
fntrhr
at
fcal
lUh
i:rlmnte
Tdny
.
Nummary
-American
109.000
pounds,
12o
and
8o.
Oanadlan
47AO0
pound.
12o
and
Be
and
11.2o
and
do.
American
Havana,
27.000
pounds:
Tatoosh,
la.-
8Ur
"000:
.ooo;
venu.,
8J0O.
and
Wave,
3.W0;
Cold
storage.
12c
and
8c.
J.
P.
Todd
II,
13.000.
and
U
using
10.600,
Booth,
12c
and
So
Hanel
It.,
M.ftOO,
Atlln.
12c
and
Be.
f'uniiUlun
Cape
Spear,
8,000.
Pacific
12o
and
8s.
Unome.
8,000,
Atlln,
lS.2o
and
8c.
Verne.
8.800.
and
Southend,
11,000,
Atlln,
12c
and
8c
Bobby,
2,000,
and
Dundas,
3,000,
Oeld
storage,
12c
and
te.
Capt
Swatn,
10,000,
Booth,
12c
and
"
8.
.
Celebrities
at
tl:
e
Burge
Memorial
Lecture
pro
d-d
Ht
u
k
d.lna,
bcdtn
An
the
Burge
Memorial
Lrture
given
by
the
Buhop
of
Upsala
Oxiorct
The
-rcup
above
shi.ws
leu
tc
righ.:
The
Arch-
b-sh-jp
of
Canterbury
and
the
Dean
ol
Kings
College.
TO
TOt'U
CANADA
Rt.
Hon
Winston
uhurchlll.
Chan
cellor
of
the
Exchequer
in
the
Con-
,rn""ve
government.
cuming
to
lOanada
on
an
extensive
tour
thla
aummer
now
that
he
ha
been
re
lieved
cf
hi
s.rcnuous
duties
by
the
Lsbor
Party.
smted
in
receiving.
Presidinae
in
the
tea
room
were
Mrs.
Tnomas
Andrew
and
Mrs.
George
Rorie,
while
those
serving
ref
vshraents
were
Mrs.
C.
W.
ilomsr,
Mrs.
A.
T.
Parkin,
Mrs.
A.
E.
Daett-Jones,
Mrs.
C.
V
.
Evitt
and
Mrs.
Alex
Rix.
PLANS
SURVEY
PEACE
RIVER
Plane
U
on
Way
t'rom
Wlnnlper:
to
Undertake
Work
for
Provincial
Government
W1NNIPEG,
June
22.
A
Junker
plane
took
off
from
here
yesterday
for
Edmonton,
where
Pilot
Calder
will
take
charge
and
make
a
photographic
survey
of
the
Ponce
River
dlgfefet
for
the
"Urit-
tah
Columbia
Government,
covering
5000
square
miles
north
of
Prince
George.
1
:
ruin;
or
uhkat
TAKI1S
JIWII'
ItlliAY
VANCOUVER,
June
23;
The
price
of
wheat
took
a
Mff
lump
too
ivy
on
the
local
e
change
rea-hlng
1
91
3-4.
the
highest
4
quoted
in
many
week.
SWIMMERS
TO
MAKEATIEMPT
.
CROSS
CHANNEL
DOVER.
England.
June
21.
The
c;un.
.el
-cross
.na;
sesson
Is
op
again.
What
Julius
Caesar
did
In
a
boat
la
Si
B.C.
and
Ovrtrude
Ederle
did
In
a
bathing
ault
in
1928
A.D.
has
been
done
twice
this
year
on
pontoon-bicycles,
and
le.,st
a
score
of
swlmmeta
are
In
tr
imlng
to
do
what
haa
not
been
done
-
nee
1933
the
swimming
of
the
Bng-.
.h
Chai.nc:
.T.n
England
to
iYance
uvsteact
of
vice
versa.
Two
baktra,
a
msttreaa
maker,
a
ooup'.e
of
stenographers
a
nursemaid
and
a
Bo-bemlao
mechanic
have
splashed
thesr
ny
from
ihe
ccat
of
France
to
the
coast
of
England,
and
It
I
getting
to
be
old
stuff.
This
year
the
rcaUy
ambitious
swimmers
are
out
to
perform
the
mare
difficult
feet
of
starting
front
j"
and
finishing
In
Prance,
unfavorable
current
to
the
contrary
notwithstanding.
Aotong
the
men
and
woraac
who
have
announced
their
InteatkW
to
compete
for
the
gold
cup
ottered
lot
the
first
Kngland
to
France
rrosstng
am
several
who
in
previous
years
wnmfitWhed
he
France
to
England
er4.
T!:ee
include
Charles
Toeh.
the
American,
who
swam
from
Ogps
Ohs
JStm
to
Dover
in
l3a
in
06
hovn
and
I
mln-
uta;
Norman
l.
Durham
of
Umdon.
who
did
it
in
13
hour
JT
minutes
in
19M;
Oeorge
Michel,
the
Paris
baker,
who
crossed
in
the
same
year
in
It
hour
8
minutes:
Ishak
Helmy,
the
Egyptian,
who
struggled
over
In
Sl'tO
last
year;
and
two
English
gtrl
who
alto
made
the
!stmce
In
1928
Ivy
Hawk
and
Hilda
Uddle"
Sharp.
Miss
Sharp
did
the
Orta
Nea
to
Dover
wlm
in
14
38.
which
was
within
half
an
f
Oertrude
Ederle'
channel
record
for
vmten.
Two
other
woman
who
have
no
Bng-
Msh
Channel
crossings
to
therr
credtt
yet
hope
to
have
some
soon
are
the
Amer--sn
twins,
Phyllis
and
Berenice
Zlten-"eld
It
la
also
possible
the
Mercedes
Gle
Us.
the
Indon
typist,
who
swam
the
rhsnnel
In
1927.
wUl
compete
for
the
gold
cup
this
year.
Other
aspirants
for
channel
tame
In
ili9
include
a
middle-aged
woman
with
a
family
of
eight
an
11-year-old
schoolgirl,
a
one-legged
swimmer
and
an
athletic
though
white-beaded
gentlemen
ot
00.
COLUMBIA
WON
ROWING
MATCH
MARIOW.
England,
June
.
rhe
crack
180-pound
crew
of
Columbia
University
today
won
the
liar
Vow
sights,
defeating
Twickenham
by
a
length
and
a
luarter
to
the
final
after
winning
two
preliminary
heats.
The
tune
was
few
minutes
20
eeconda
for
seven
-eighths
cf
a
mile.
Sfflith
Africa
produces
90
per
cent
of
he
world's
diamond.
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ii
i
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