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4
The
Wise
Man
Boston
Grill
The
wise
man
reach
the
classified
waim
'
'
"
advertisements
and
LARGE
CABARET
uses
peclai
Dinner
Thursday
and
Saturday
them
whenever
he
needs
to
sell
binrJng
Every
Saturday
Night,
9
to
12
or
buy,
or
rent,
to
find
lost
Dance
Hall
lor
Hlr
goods
or
to
get
a
job.
AccommodaUont
lor
Private
Parties
PHONE
437
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AND
CENTRAL
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COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
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NO,
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PRINCE
RUrERT,
B.
C
FRIDAY,
JUNE
21,
1929.
PRICE
FIVE
HKN'TM
Canadian
Government
BIRTHDAYOF
U
OCTOGENARIAN
J
ATKITIMAAT
:MAAT.
June
81
The
mtaston
w
the
wene
or
a
very
enaj
rrrntly
when
Rev
Ur
FINALTENNIS
GAMES
PLAYED
&!
It
M
11
L.
ShsdwoU
nnd
Mr.
nr.
captured
honors
In
she
,,f
th
'
numrt
TWffltft
tournament
by
defeating
Mia
s.mth
and
Mr.
WlUkun
Currls,
('
in
the
fane)
yesterday
after-1
'
hoUy
oontesM
final
UJt
eve-Ma
Vera
Baslth
and
Ml
H
ward
tun
mixed
double
by
defaauu
(
imiute
MlscheU
and
Carl
Brand.
:
e-4
7-8
This
nroved
to
be
PLANTING
OF
sislAMERICAN
LADY
to
Await
Final
Action
of
U.
S.
on
Tariff
At
hlrt
k
piMiiMlrd
Yankee
fttehera
In
llrst
I
hi
dm-
uf
loMe-lleder
Tmtoy
Mwt
.
htf
MmM
Ttu
Jfl'ISS
Is
rS
13
-rc
B
A
of
Killmaet
orteoratlng
,.,
,k-
f...ttHh
Mrtnday
entertained
"
PhUMdelDhjM
Mew
Tork.
.
-.
.
-
j
bka
MfMnnun
tv
,
I
1
f
I
-J
usajfag
SJBI
MSI.
Vfmmm
ii
w
.tf
of
tnteresllng
stortes
of
old
werr
told
both
of
doings
at
.i,
and
in
Iratend.
Mr
Mogecsj
C
.alii
whv
served
by
Mtaa
Wilson
and
lluggina.
Assam
those
present
;
Mr
and
Mrs.
PnlUp
WUllams,
.
d
Mrs.
WUUe
Orant,
Vlr.
and
Msihew
Wilson.
Mr
and
Mrs
Bhaw.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
A.
M
and
Mrs
Jesaea
Onrtooc.
H
-ward.
Pred
Orant.
Darld
Orant
M-
and
Mrt
McMillan.
neat
recltsl.
slso
uiKler
Oyro
auxploae.
STAKES
WINNER
AcoOT.
Jtme
21.
Mr.
Oortette
Olorney'
3
yor-oll
Posterity
won
the
Hardwlck
intra
today.
C
Oordon1
and
M.
Fields
t
He
most
totrfeng
matches
of
fck
mllj
thtrd.
mght
horsns
rvirc
tournament.
B
i'l
ie
wlU
be
presented
laser
to
the
Mm
'
rjorney
W
Unstsd
Bute
cit-'"rs
ilsen.
I
sjta
Wheeler
owned
by
H.
Clayton,
won
2w
wejttnghtm
Stahaa:
Mr.
Bears
Toaa.
my
Atltkw
came
wd
and
tr
H
.
Ow-llffe
Owens
fclut
Fortuna
ran
third.
fl
UAJian
OYAH
F
urviL
AKE
succESSFULSrjAL
BY
CAIH0LC
mm
ThoiiHsnd
KamlM
Trout
Kg
Heltig
ftared
Today
In
Usui
I
A
vary
aurcwful
m-ll
waa
h-ld
last
Angling
llesort
night
by
the
Csthoiir
Women
.
Lesgue
1
irTthe
Catholic
8rhxl
Hall.
The
event
"inn
planting
of
Kamloopa
rain-
wm
in
chsjpr
'
utl
.
r
mm
esiis
A
o
be
made
rh
yroyh"hstfuf'.
''lie
rxmil.r
siwlliur
resort
adjoin-
Prlre
winners
ie
ctt.y
Fifty
thousand
egg
ar-
Brtdg--"
;
iwe
from
the
south
on
the
sseamer
our;
second.
r
.
,.1.
uui
a
firt
M.
Armstrong,
P.
St.
Am
OMaswy;
mem
H.
F.
upertnAendent
of
the
Lekelse
Olsmey
M
n'Brran;
ry.
and
W
O:
Fulton,
aooompan-
Whist
-Ud
J.VV"
two
men.
left
at
noon
today
tt
second
Mn.
lt
'
I
Uko
to
oarry
out
the
planting
Stamp
m-''
r
'
made
to
Aftfroard.
saT
i".!.
effort
that
have
been
Car-r'
Cloyah
Uke
have
met
with
con-
gu,
mu.lo
U
LTLrn
.
.....
Harry
-
piannng
ha
been
of
oeremonls.
rtttnort
UaH
and
Oun
fflub.
Astafl
w
was
master
masser
MEXICO
SENDS
CANADIAN
HOME
Major
Klnjkford
of
Toronto
Released
From
Prison
but
Ordered
Expelled
A
PERNICIOUS
lOKEIONER
OTTAWA.
June
21.
Major
W.
B.
....
..
Kingsford.
former
Toronto
resiaent
and
T
01
1
AVVA,
June
dl.
While
the
progress
of
the
United
to
tn
Canadian
Dra-States
tariff
legislation
is
being
followed
here
with
at-
"X
-SJTT-JILK
tf-ntion,
there
is
no
disposition
to
act
hastily.
The
atti-
oonmi1
ouadaujara.
Mexico,
c-ta'Je
of
watchful
waiting
adopted
by
the
Government
be-
f
r
tne
introduction
of
the
last
budget
is
being
main-
Ue,co
expulsion
of
Kingaford
a
Uuned
There
is
no
tendency
to
ignore
proposed
changes
CTT
Xy
m
the
U.
b.
tariff
schedules
and
their
possible
effect
on
Thebrder
wa
made
Is
consequence
Canada's
trade
is
being
noted,
but
the
process
now
going
ILXSLZXZ
on
is
one
of
merely
gathering
information.
m
that
tte
He
had
been
in
Changes
upward
in
the
Canadian
tariff
can
be
made;14
of
oofte
ltio-
i
act
or
rarnament.
oonecquevsu
j
-
,
Government
should
consider
tt..
...........
..,il
to
meet
the
United
State
In-
..
-
iy
an
upward
revision
here,
mb
4
,
tw.uk
have
to
watt
uattt
the
WrME
ill
LATIONK
ton
of
Partlem.
j
WITH
SOVIET
lll'MU
,
or
held
hsre
1.
that
there
pro-
A
MSB
AH
ft
MM
BU)
sill
be
no
finality
In
the
U.
B.
:
uiit.l
fall.
Then
will
be
time
LONDON,
June
21
The
Daily
.
h
w
aettle
down
and
determine
Herald.
Later
organ
In
thla
coon-
.
vtiat
the
effect
on
Canada,
wtll
try.
aay
the
Maodonald
Oovern-
!
ut
once
determined,
the
Govern-'
awt
whI
take
step
to
resume
.hi,
intimated
Um(
it
will
be
pre-
diplomatic
relwUi-M
with
Soviet
ui
aet
In
beet
Interest
of
i
Russia
as
icon
aa
poasint.
'"
w
io
there
ha
been
no
announce-
Iaa4tat4t4t44
..!
h
definite
nature
either
during
...
.
y-nn
Just
pest
or
atom,
tt
aeem
I
!..
i
dirt
the
policy
of
the
Govern-
;
v.i!
be
one
of
erectly
increasing
-
'turn
the
Empire
Tlr
logical
bi
riieve
thla
la
by
means
of
the
,
British
preference
If
the
Cnl-'
hhut
ouw
Canadian
:i.rxet
for
these
will
be
sought
'
rc
relerably
within
the
Bmptre.
:!ira:.-
to
be
the
view
held
here
65,000
FANS
WATCHED
GAME:
DIOCESAN
W.
A.
MEETING
IS
ON
Horn
VeoteriUv
by
Mm.
RU:
luktrated
l-rlure
ly
Mr.
A.
V.
Kolilniion
HthlXfXS
TODAY
p
to
eoniteeUon
with
the
eighteenth
annva)
meeting'
of
the
Caledonia
Dtoosssn
Board
of
the
Women
Auxiliary
to
the
MlesioeMry
Society
of
the
Church
of
England
In
Canada
opened
yesterday
afternoon.
!
when
Mr.
R:x,
diocesan
president,
was
heme
at
the
Bishop
'
House
to
all
Women's
Auxiliary
members,
ladles
of
St.
Andrew.
Oattndral
and
delegates
from
outside
polpta
with
their
hos-
the
Cathedral
there
was
an
Urngtrgted
addresa
by
Mrs.
A.
W.
BoWasM
at
Terrsoe
on
"India
In
OaauMat.-
Tmia
mlaue
entertainment
fw
nam.
si
-
roe
nuneuo
nrrrrH
of
much
Interest
to
s
lsree
pouaooa
wrsc
Tam
pnoncrs,
incruouig
gongregatlan
which
was
nude
up
of
the
once
wmampamnu-
ijennoea.
gor
w
aaany
paoptt
etoer
than
menbees
of
tatts
iKdoro
WsW
tea
today
to
win
the
tfca
ehurstv-
Mn.
RoUHwon
was
as-
of.
a
dnwabjsdaw
ji
aMlad
tar
ttfr
Hfoi.aiens
by
Ht
W
hung
flPJ!BrFWfgrnefTfAeBlruJl
abd
Miasm
rMen
and
Al
ainunona
H
his
fifteenth
and
Myra
sWmp-VlBtat.
Re.
J.
B.
(Mr-
iatvcnib
homera.
Kass
also
hit
for
the
son.
rector,
presided
and
conducted
a
circuit
Stnunona
pounded
the
Ymtoe
I
oasolrnsl
opening
.
hurlera
fcr
five
hlU
Ui
live
times
at
bat
1
After
H(Jmin
union
bad
been
and
dro-r
In
thno
runs
j
oelehrajed
MaVmcRitng
by
BMnop
O.
The
victory
Increased
the
lead
of
tbol-A.
"Mtk.
aaslated
by
R
Jre.B
aryyahB
Mackmen
over
the
chiaipions
to
eighty
Ai.Rla.
seals
ted
by
Rev
J.
B.
Olbson.
GLEE
SINGERS
REACH
CITY
TODAY
AND
WILL
SING
TWO
DAYS
HERE
The
Westminster
Olee
Singers,
oon-aasung
of
a
party
of
thirteen
of
Bng-land'a
most
talented
vocalists
and
including
att
boy
sopranos
selected
from
among
the
large
oathedral
choir
of
1w-don
and
other
largo
oantrea.
arrived
in
the
cHy
on
the
111r.ee
Osurge
this
morning
from
the
south
to
give
recitals
In
the
Moose
Hall
ben
under
the
auspices
of
the
Oyro
Club
.tonight
and
tomorrow
sftsrnoon
and
evening
Local
music
lovers
have
been
looking
forward
to
this
event
and
already
Ahe
seating
capacity
-
-
.
I.
nMMtlj.nllli
MM
lilt
I
IOT
HNUU.
-
i"
"
-
I
The
Olee
Blngera
will
sail
frcm
here
Mrs
Muidwrlt
aiwl
Mra
MrAlordle
Win
'Monday
morn
Ins
on
the
Prtnoesa
Umlae
iJdles-
Doubles
and
Mh
Jmlth
,
for
Ketthlkan.
where
they
will
give
their
and
Howard
Mlird
inr
Btanctp
gave
an
mtereanng
addresa
to
the
ladlea
on
the
growth
of
the
cbureji
to
Canada
and
In
thla
diocese
in
parUoular
An
addrem
of
welcome
to
the
delegate
was
delivered
by
Mrs.
J.
B.
Olbson
and
responded
to
by
Mn.
T.
J
Msrah
of
Terrsoe.
The
vord
then
resolved
tteelf
tn'.D
routine
At
1
o'clock,
rtnoheon
was
served
to
the
delegataa
by
the
Women'a
Auxiliary.
This
afternoon
the
tins
busl-nen
aaaston
Is
being
held,
the
agenda
including
the
receiving
of
reports
and
election
of
diocesan
officers
.
ROBIELREID
GRANDMASTER
MASONIC
ORDER
Other
Of
itisls
Appointed
at
tlrand
Lodre
In
Yh
torla
TmUy
VICTOMA.
June
J
1
Bo
bie
t.
Retd
of
Vancouver
Is
the
new
grand
master
of
the
grand
todfte
of
the
Masonic
order
of
rir:tlh
Calumbln,
ueeeedlng
Robert
Balrd
of
Victoria,
it
was
announced
to-'
day
sa
the
grand
lodge
cawed
Hs
bus-
t
nea
Mkms.
Other
offtssta
were;
Deputy
grand
mo
star
Dr.
D.
E.
Karr
of
Duncan.
Senior
grand
wwrden
H.
B
of
PHittotan.
Junior
grand
wrdn--Jm
R.
Beek
of
Vancouver.
Orand
treaeurar
Harry
H.
Watson
of
Vancouver.
Orand
ssoretsry
Dr
W.
A.
de
Wolfe
Akntth
of
Varjoosjver'.
This
s
'Unas'
mi
pronredlng
m
a
orra-van
of
motor
nee
five
hubdred
vMtlng
Mason
ware
the
gticwt
at
a
garden
fete
at
Butcharts
Oarden
BOXING
COMMISSION
OF
ALASKA
SETS
THE
WEIGHTS
FOR
FIGHTERS
KETCHIKAN.
June
al
At
a
recent
meeting
of
the
Territorial
boxing
commission,
tt
following
weight
and
d
asset
wre
adopted
a
official
for
the
Territory:
Flyweight.
"
pound.
Bsntsa
weight.
Its
pounds.'
r'.thnrw4(ht.
1M
poufMts.
Lirhtwotght.
135
riounds.
We'teneetght.
147
pound.
Middleweight,
160
pound
I
iirht-hesvweight.
17S
pound.
Hvvweufht
all
over.
All
boxer
engaging
In
contest
In
Alaska
must
be
licensed
.
ns
here.
Prince
Henry
in
the
West
The
nbovi'
picture
was
-.aketi
at
Victoria.
B
C
ajui
Duke
of
Oltnicester.
third
son
of
King
Oeurge.
ulk.;.
niece
of
Hon
Randolph
Bruce,
Lleui
..."...ir
years
Joined
the
staff
of
Oaaadiaa
Vlck-
It
wa
several
hour
before
.the
bodtea
of
Jcrvli
and
Marrla
were
l'snoveiwd
tram
the
wrecked
plane.
The
body
of
Cald
well
ws
not
found.
The
plane
was
flying
low
when
M
struck
two
high
tension
,wtres
carrying
I
electric
powrr
and
almost
ksomsdiatsiy
burst
Into
flemea
crashed
and
torosd
over.
The
accident
apparently
happened
when
engine
failure
made
It
Impca-'srble
for
the
pilot
to
avoid
striking
the
high
tension
wire.
TO
NEW
YORK
OARTAOENA.
Spain.
Jure
SI:
-Major
Ma"V
rtamon
Franoo,
the
Spanish
aviator.
who
flew
across
the
South
Atlantic
In
1996,
took
off
here
today
for
the
Aaerf
Island
on
the
first
dap
of
a
rugnt
to
New
Tork.
He
may
call
at
Halifax,
Nova
Sootls.
TIIISTLBS
TUAM
The
team
for
the
ThUUss
ssatcht
in
ih:j-
Pnnne
Henry.
-j
Miss
Marknle,
Airplane
Struck
Power
Wires
on
River
St.
Lawrence,
Crashed
and
Ihree
Men
Were
Killed
MONTREAL,
June
21.
Capt
Hon.
J.
C.
Jervis,
M.C.,
32
years
of
age,
son
of
Lord
St.
Vincent
and
former
A.D.C.
to
Viscount
Willingdon,
and
two
companions
were
instantly
killed
when
a
seaplane
in
which
they
were
riding
crashed
in
the
St.
Lawrence
River
yesterday
afternoon
between
Point
St
Charles
and
Nun's
Island.
Other
victims
were
Pilot
C.
S.
Caldwell
and
Dr.
William
D.
Morris,
who
came
here
two
years
ago
from
Victoria,
BC,
where
his
parents
reside.
Captain
Jervis
came
to
Canada
in
1926
as
aide
de
camp
to
the
governor-general
and
after
two
-
-
'
.
NAAS
RIVER
RUN
IS
FAIR
II.
Ii
(illl
eter
Tliere
Yetrrdy
Had
63
Fish:
skretM
Not
Heavy
Yet
Iterortu
frwa
the
as
Ittver
Indl-ei'fe
that
wkrve
Honing
there
I
r
rv
lr
for
I
he
opening
of
the
ws-Mn.
the
high
boat
etrrdy
having
tske-i
n'xtv-three
f'h.
It
V
III
he
n
seek
before
the
Hock-ete
run
get
In
full
tsing
on
the
NNeena.
lut
atiTSglng
meantime
from
4
to
0
rMi
.
Tbve
sr-
turn
anoroxlmatrly
IMIO
boat
fishing
on
tlie
skretu
Kltrr
and
ti
or
Stu
-n
the
Nasi
No
retet
hsve
yet
bsrw
mrlted
from
Klvers
Inlet
r
the
mainland,
south
o'
here.
JAP
FISHERMEN
ARE
FINED
HERE
the
Dominion
Day
Cup
football
game
agetnat
Empress
Social
ClUfe
wtll
be
,.
,.
,,
,
.
,
.
,
J
foUrTLambl;
Emktn
and
Jck:
.
'i
V
Having
I
lvhsd
Before
Opening
of
!
A,-.n
Hi.n
.nd
M.I.-
c
,n.
bell.
Macdonakl.
Baptle.
Mltehell
'
tl
'
Farquhar.
Spares
will
be
Mitchell.
'
Woods,
Stiles
and
Bussanlch.
!
FEW
CAPTURED
HOUSTON.
Texas.
June
21
.
Seventeen
Of
43
convicts
who
escaped
yesterday
from
Olemna
state
prison
farm
were
tn
Irons
today
and
four
other
were
ahot
and
slightly
wounded
by
poFsemen
wrre
In
the
hospital.
Armed
poses
befctjad
pack
of
bloodhounds
continued
their
neareh
of
river
bottom
for
the
fugitives.
fcockeye
(eaim
Four
Jnpanee
fishermen
from
ranrehes
on
tbe.ftheana
River
were
engfe
riiutrf
asfl
snit
rata
hv
W.
C
(MlUnn.
I
'
tf)ljrYS
of
the
pesce.
thin
momlg
t
Ml
ahf
bd
trte'r
net
In
the
water
aa
rfot'ir
'or
n
bfre
the
opening
of
th
i"ck'ye
flfjilng
assson
an
Wednesday
,
nt
ht.
The
fishermen
w-re
K
Karlgal.
wv-
imid:
k.
isumi.
Bunnysue;
J
Uwat.
asxton:
and
K.
Kada,
Oceanic
11KI.H
Tt)
CANNKKY
About
a
doren
Ircal
(tlrls
left
last
night
aboard
th
.etnfeoat
Zenardl,
Oapl
R
Oimmnu
for
Hnmohsck
Bay
Port
her
Isl"d.
where
they
will
be
em
ployed
in
the
new
cannery
of
Chatham
8trnlU
Packing
Co.
Proposal
to
Ask
for
Sale
of
Railway
to
CP.R.
Is
Set
Forth
Thomas
McClymont
Urges
That
Matter
Engage
Associated
Boards
Instead
of
Suggestion
!
For
a
New
Province
In
a
carefully
thought
out
address
at
the
Rotary
Club
luncheon
yesterday,
Thomas
McClymont
proposed
that
instead
of
agitating
for
a
new
province
for
the
north,
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
at
their
meeting
this
month
should
commence
an
agitation
for
the
sale
of
the
section
of
the
railway
from
Red
Pas3
Junction
to
Prince
Rupert
to
the
Canadian
Pacific
Railway.
Mr.
McClymont
said:
nem-fjt
ana
uveii
topic,
dot
oniy
.
re
but
in
the
InUrlor,
1
the
"New
.
v.nvt"
and
sn
the
matter
will
be
-
i-tjM
into
the
llmfllght
by
virtue
i
being
placed
before'
th'
Associated
i-'ci-
rf
Trade.
Our
own
Boird
of
h1
will
have
a
rrnotutlcn
and
from
:.re4
report,
w
note
that
those
In
ie
interior
will
also
have
reeolutlon
i
the
nurtter.
The
ccuse
of
this
agitation
eta
only
x
th..t
the
people
are
dissatisfied
with
x.stlrz
condition,
and
seek
aom
emedy.
and
In
easting
bout
for
an.
rtHve
relied
upon
the
Itrgest
possible
-ir.d
perhaps
without
flrit
asoertslnlng
vhrtber
tt
might
not
turn
out
to
be
i
liability
rather
than
an
Kt,
In
the
olden
days
those
favoring
(tmlltr
proposition
would
b
Vermed
rebel.
Scmethnes
force
of
inns
ya
rcwrted
to,
to
bring
about
the
dealrad
end
and
the
rebels
when
eaught
were
tsually
hung
In
chain
or
beheaded,
'nd
while
In
a
general
way'
rabcla.
eel-V-m
receive
any
credit,
yet
thry
aeem
to
he
neaessary
for
tne
plaalng
before
a
nasten
the
wrong
under
which
datagsa
may
be
governed
and
when.,
the
wrongs
re
righted
th
rebel
are,
for.
gotten
swept
by
way
of
mlamy.
This
aatintry
ha
not
torn
free
(Continued
on
page
two.)
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
The
following
quoutlonf
war
bid
nd
g'ked:
B.
C.
SUrer.
l.Ifl.
1.30.
Bsyv'ew.
2
3-4,
a.
Big
Missouri.
1.30.
1.11.
Cork
Frortnre
11
1-3.
12:
Cotton
Belt.
4S.
50.
Dunwrtl.
NU,
1.
Dttthle
Wine.
61,
U.
Oeorge
Copper,
11.
no.
11
00.
Oeergla
River.
39.
Nil.
Ooleohda,
1
20.
1.25.
Orandvlew.
9012.
40.
,
Independence.
71-2.
S.
Indian
Mine.
4.
S.
Intern.
Coal
it
OoVe.
1.
39.
Kortensy
Florence.
13
1-2,
U.
Kootenay
King,
37,
38.
L
&
L..
2.
3.
Luoky
Jim.
M.
14.
Mohawk.
31-2.
4.
Morton
Woolscy,
61-4.
(1-2.
Marmot
River
Ootd.
NO.
S.
Msratfit
Metsla,
NU.
S.
Nttloral
Silver,
12,
It.
N'Me
Five
SB.
60.
Oretrn
Oopper.
90,
301-2-Fend
OretlV.
4.83.
8.00.
Pfcwrer
Oold.
1.34.
1.43.
Pmnler
1.58.
1.70.
Porter
Idaho.
.
M.
Reeves
MsodonaM.
1.68.
1.70.
rtufiis
Argents.
34
1-3,
33.
Ruth
Hope.
41.
4.
flUver
Crest.
5
1-t.
6.
SUtTTsdo
70.
80.
BtlVSISvlUth
18
15
SWeso
King.
5.
NU.
SMan
Rambler.
10.
NU.
Sgdrwflake.
681-3.
64.
Stinlrch.
2
00.
2.08.
Toniey
HtehfieM.
33.
83.
TMIe
Mine,
1.00.
1.20.
WelHngton.
NU.
12.
Whitewater.
90
1-1.
91.
Woodbine,
i
1-1.
6.
OIK
Calgary
Dsllss.
1.471-3.
Nil.
Great
Wast.
.
40.
NU.
K'-etirv
1.87.
NU.
Mid
West.
68.
NU.
MU1
City.
0.33,
NU.
Mrdel.
93.
Nil.
Okslta.
new,
3.3a.
NU.
Regent.
SO.
Nil.
Richfield.
8S
NU.
Advance,
16.00.
16.50.
A.
P.
Coneoildsted.
3;
47,
3.40.
Calmont.
3.85.
3.99.
Dalhoucte,
3.90.
3.95.
Devenl-Ji,
41.
48
Fabyan
Pete,
8
g-4,
0y
Heme.
30.73.
31.33.
Illinois
Alberta,
Nil.
00.
Mtyland,
8.00,
8.35.
MtDcsig.-Segur.
NU.
3.321-2.
!JfId
4.00.
4.05.
New
MeD-Htg.-Segur.
NU,
1.70.
vm-n.
Nil
1.00.
Hargal.
1.37.
1.40.
Freehold.
1.10.
1.16.
SterUng
Pacific,
1.96.
1.94.
United,
9
00,
NU.
!:trrn
Htork
Sherrttt
Oordon,
7.40.
NU.
imiH'F.
tit'
ivnr.tr
VANCOUVER.
June
21:
The
price
ol
the
wheat
on
exchange
here
today
wa
fl
17
3-8
RACING
YACHT
STRIKESROCK
Marlln
of
Han
t'ranrlsro
Here
tvith
Pamsged
Pro;e'.lr"
sod
Rudder
The
Marlln.
owned
by
O.
TburUng
of
St.
Francis
Yacht
dub,
San
Franelsoo,
and
one
of
the
larger
entrant
In
the
Olymplw
to
Juneau
yacht
race
touched
rock
outside
thla
port
yesterdsy
and
damaged
her
propeller
and
rudder,
being
towed
h-re
by
a
fishing
boat
last
night
for
repairs.
The
vessel
will
be
taken
out
of
the
water
at
the
local
dry
dock
today.
8h
I
thus
eliminated
from
-he
race.
On
board
the
Martin,
b-side
Sttpper
C
Thurllng.
were
Mr.
ThurUnc,
Willi,
m
A
Wilton.
Mr.
and
Mn.
M..
Marti
reUl
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
C.
J)weombe.
the
enure
party
b
int;
regis
'.ersd
at
tu
Prince
Rupert
Hotel.
CHICAGOSTILL
HEADS
LEAGUE
Hark
YVIImmi
and
Roger
HornKby
Npertaralsr
End
of
Team
KEW
YORK.
June
31
Haok
WlUnn
boaled
out
two
homers
yesterday
and
Sgrr
Hornsby
one
aa
Okdeago
beat
St.
it
14
a
free
hutting
contest.
Oerl
IfubbeU
steadied
after
a
shaky
tart
nd
the
Otant
made
tt
three
straight
over
the
PhjUlr.
Beaton
bunched
a
double,
a
pass,
two
saerlflcea
and
two
Brooklyn
error
tn
the
third
inning
for
tsur
run,
ens
Ming
Bo-ten
to
beat
the
visttore.
la
the
American
League
young
Ed.
Wtkh
bald
St.
Lwt
to
tm
hit,
while
SM
team
mate
pounded
Jt
4
and
Ohl-esgo
ssnisred
the
tors
at
oneaU.
Detren
won
the
sesond
fame
of
their
erle
wtih
Cleveland
Beatoai
took,
the
series
opener
from
Wasting.
Soon
tn
the
two
leagne
fellow:
AMEKICW
I.F.A01E
Doston
.
shiatm
3.
DrtroH
3.
Oeve4sid
4.
-Ohteago
5.
St.
Lotus
3.
NATIONAL
IXAdlE
New
York
11.
Phlladerphia
6.
Brooklyn
3.
Boston
4
.
St.
Louis
6.
Chicago
7.
AWAIMWORD
FROM
KETCHIKAN
Plan
for
HaoebaU
Kerle
Here
on
Dominion
liny
Still
Hrid
l
p
Through
No
Answer
The
Dominion
Day
oelehratlon
oam-
imtttee
of
the
Native
Sons
of
Canada
la
'
tUl
awarttng
word
from
Ketchikan
as
to
I
whether
or
not
baseball
player
from
th
Alaskan
town
will
coroo
here
for
a
'scries
with
the
kaoats
on
July
1.
Kttflh-.
kan
wUl
be
given
until
teasorrow
bight
to
give
Ha
anawer
and
If
fab
word
I
received
by
that
state
it
la
proposed
to
ln-'
vtead
pisn
for
two
tooal
leagrue
game
to
)
be
ydat'ed
on
the
nations)
holiday
ai
s
meeting
01
tne
ceteoracion
otsn-Mstat
(ag
ntght.
it
was
decided
to
have
a
Isuator
football
gome
on
the
mornang
of
jnly
1.
In
addition
to
the
ahUdrertia
snorts.
Th
Dominion
Dig
carp
football
Una)
will
be
played
In
the
aftsttjgoa.
tvAiiE
HiJirrtioN
4
4-
COTTON
IMHBTHV
4
4
MANfJHIWrER.
Eng
.
June
11
ArsBOtttMiBiTvsrit
was
made
that
nntke
will
be
posted
by
the
em-
ployen
tonight
ror
11
U
per
4
cent
reduction
in
wvgc
in
the
4
Lancashire
cotton
spinning
Indus-
4
I