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'DRAGON
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
LAST
NIGHT
IS
CRICKET
WINNER
WINNER
Prince
Rupert
Boxer
Score
Three
Knock-Outs
Over
Opponents
From
Warships
Big
Crowd
Present
Benny
Wendle
and
Billy
Bagshaw
Hlo
NoUble
Victories
Off
Sailor
Opponents
Scoring
knock-outs
in
three
oil
the
bouts
with
their
sailor
oppaa-i
cuts
from
HMS.
Dragon,
Prince
Rupert
boxen
had
decidedly
the
best
enlng,
Benny
Wendle
administered;
severe
punlhment
on
Ordinary,
Seaman
Storrle,
welterweight
,
champion
of
the
West
Indies
Di
vision
of
His
Majesty's
Navy.
Stor
rie,
however,
proved
to
be
a
very
game
boy
and.
on
account
of
this
j
gameness.
wan
a
big
hand
from;
the
crowd.
He
was
simply
outclas-j
sed.
After
being
narrowly
saved
by
the
bell
at
the
end
of
the
third!
round
Storrie
was
promptly
putt
away
by
Wendle
in
the
fourth
of
j
the
six
scheduled
rounds.
j
It
looked
for
a
while
as
though
:
iHlllv
Rsrshflw
and
Tplcranhp1
VICTORIA,
Auk.
8:
British
Columbia
won
the
Western
Canada
cricket
championship
Defeated
Prince
Rupert
City
Team
yesterday
by
defeating
Manl-
Score
of
SeVMl
lo
ne
toba
in
the
deciding
match.
!
READY
FOR
SWIM
GALA
SPORT
NOTES
Torn
Adams,
200-pound
Youngs-
authorities
will
stage
a
10-oared
town,
Ohio,
meat-cutter
and
Abe
cutter
race
in
which
Navy
League
Sussman,
Bronx
clerk,
who
has
crews
from
Toronto,
Kingston,
Wei-made
swimming
around
Manhattan
land.
Hamilton,
St.
Catherines
and
Island
his
hobby,
are
the
latest
en-'
other
points
wll
lcompete.
The
dls-trants
in
the
Toronto
Exhibition's
tance
of
Ihls
event
will
be
one
mile,
1031
race
for
$25,000
and
world
and
the
crews
will
start
from
the
(
laurels.
Another
is
Jim
Tosaka,
platform
In
front
of
the
Automotive
winner
of
the
12-mlle
Kagoshlma
Building
and
row
a
straight
mile
River
swim
in
Japan
in
competition
inside
the
breakwater.
The
wlnnlni?
with
200
Oriental
marathoners.
The
crew
in
this
event
will
be
presented
Japanese
star,
nevertheless,
is
a
with
a
trophy
by
Karl
Jelllcoe,
Ad-Brltlsh
entry.
Tosaka
was
born
on
mlral
of
the
Fleet.
The
traditional
British
territory.
His
father
was
dress
for
this
event
in
the
British
Japanese
and
his
mother
French.
He
Is
a
chef
and
his
training
rules,
plain
food,
plenty
sleep.
Visitors
to
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
in
Toronto
on
Saturday,
August
29,
Warrior's
Day,
will
have
an
opportunity
for
probably
the
first
time
In
Toronto
to
witness
one
of
the
oldest
aquatic
events
in
his
tory.
On
this
evening
the
Exhibition
Navy
will
be
observed
and
Navy
Flattering
Score
Locals
Should
Have
Had
at
Least
One
More
Counter
H.
M.
S.
Dragon
had
an
even
big
ger
margin
over
the
Prince
Rupert
II.
M.
S.
Dragon
to
Send
Thirty-Two
reprsentative
team
in
their
second
Men
to
Event
at
Salt
Lake
1
nm
when
the
naval
hovs
wan
hv
v
-
"
r
'
fnHoa
onrt
thin
frnm
Best
Bout
on
Card
connected
with
one
of
his
deadly
haymakers
and
Turner
kissed
the
i
canvas.
With
Prince
Rupert
pounders,
put
on
a
combination
,
ted
of
a
smoker
for
both
teams.
wrestling
and
boxing
bout.
This)
1
provided
a
great
deal
of
entertah
-!
City
League
mem
even
n
mere
was
more
wrestling
than
boxing.
Dan
Paron
-
Second
Half
was
given
the
deetotoon
in
the
four
old
Empress
3
round
squirm.
?ikj,
2
Stoker
Daniels
and
Officers
j
8onJ
of'canada
2
Steward
Richardson,
bcih
of
HM.I
L.
2
2
3
Pet.
.600
300
00
8.
Dragon,
126-pounders,
staged
a,
tmart
four-round
exhibition
bout
tlonal
rugger,
and
Jack
Judge
were
which
was
much
appreciated.
'
Judges.
Referee
for
the
bouts
in
which
As
a
souvenir
of
the
occasion,
men
from
the
warship
partlclpa-'
each
one
of
the
men
from
the
war-ted
was
Principal
Training
In-
ship
who
participated
In
the
flaht
struotor
Stanbury
while
Douglas
card
was
presented
with
a
hand-Frizzeil
was
referee
for
the
bouts
some
silver
cup.
The
cups
were
fur-in
which
only
local
boys
partlci-
niahed
by
Owen
Fisher,
promoter
of
j
he
got
0Bray
came
to
the
rescue
land
then
dgecumDe
taesuea
weu.,
iDorllng
saved
Irom
Dickens
but'
later
missed
his
clearance.
Rowbot-
tom
turned
up
from
nowhere
to
clear
leisurely
off
the
goal
line.
Dor-
ling
punched
away
Norrlngton's
cross.
Clever
halfback
play
gave
Wilcox
a
chance
and
his
hard
drive
went
off
La
Idler's
hands
for
the
seventh
goal.
After
Laidler
bad
saved
the
ball
was
returned
and
Mason
picked
up
a
centre
in
the
air
pated.
Commander
C.
A.
-Kershaw
the
fight
card,
and
were
presented
,
j-.
....
ocoreu
guuu
t.w
t
nm.i
ui
tiMS).
uruguu,
nuveu
imcrna-
ay
Acung
ivmyor
w.
a.
rmsuuiy,
to
fire
a
lightning
drive
that
caught
Laidler
full
on
the
face
the
ball
went
back
into
play
but
the
local
goalie
was
out
for
a
few
seconds.
At
la
at
Pnnrt.
pnt.
Oirnvtph
nrt
Rnntip
BIOLOGICAL
'
BOYS
WIN
Defeated
R.
C.
N.
V.
It.
in
Softball
Lcafue
Last
Night
The
Biological
Station
last
night
won
its
first
game
in
the
C.
N.
R.
A
Softball
league
by
defeating
the
R.
C.
N.
V.
R.
by
a
score
of
6-4.
Both
teams
played
good
ball,
but
the
Biological
Station
was
evidently
in
tent
on
piling
up
a
few
games
to
their
credit,
and
managed
to
get
two
more
runs
than
their
adversaries.
Batteries
were
Brocklesby
and
Tomorrow
j
B1
'or
he
Biological
Station
and
seven
to
one
last
night.
Still,
the
'
Pitcher
and
Peterson
for
the
R.
C.
flattered
the
visitors
score
as
a
ner-
H.
M.
"
B.
Dragon
is
to
send
a
dele-
t
f
fectly
good
goal
by
the
local
boys
N-
v-
R-
nf
tho
r5nir
in
th
Hnviiuri
.
.
"
'
tln
rf
m
tMlntMl
AAitl
nth.'
j
i
.
i
1
-
-
m
.
Z
TJSX
SL
Tr
letes
t0
Uke
"
ta
the
pr08ram
y
home
defence
gave
the
Club.
It
nn.
of
press
Social
was
one
the
swlmmlng
gala
wnlch
wlll
be
iMtors
two
goals.
There
Is
no
doubt
j?1
ean6St"cuJ
boxlllg
held
at
the
Salt
Lake
by
the
Prince
that
their
first
goal
was
well
off-cards
that
has
been
seen
In
man
Rupert
Swimming
Club
tomorrow.
glde
t0o
a
day
in
Prince
Rupert.
There
was
swimmers
will
ah
Prince
Rupert
Th
W
was
nnlv
in
nrnwsa
n
Fifty-yard
dash.
Distance
swim.
Distance
plunge.
Underwater
swim.
Twenty-five-yard
breaststroke.
Twenty-five-yard
backstroke.
Obstacle
race.
Fancy
diving.
Eight-men
relay
race.
Water-polo
exhibition.
TROPHY
IS
made
his
team's
total
three.
Baptie
gave
Norrington
a
through
pass
and
a
corner
followed.
The
ball
ran
along
the
bar
and
was
barely
fc
rambled
away.
Murray
spoiled
a
....
......
wfw.Q..
C.
N.
R.
A.
eoftball
team
arrived
on
the
train
(rnai
the
e-st
today
and
will
play
one
game
tonight
and
another
tomorrow
afternoon
against
the
local
association,
with
a
game
between
a
large
attendance
and
all
present
also
take
part
in
the
gala,
it
is
ex-:COUpic
of
minutes
when
Robinson
ipr,nce
George
and
city
all
stars
inl
wcjc
liiuiy
iirttKu
wiiw
wc
onuv
-pectea.
me
iuu
program
01
evenvs
scored
with
two
of
his
Inside
men"c
"iis-
that
was
offered.
will
be
as
follows
In
the
headline
bout
of
the
ev-i
Twenty-five-yard
dash
(offside.
Mason
missed
an
easier
op-
!
nce
oeorge
team
consists
S.
Heavysides.
H,
WMls,
H.
Rog-Iwith
jening
Just
after.
Baptle
was
wide
-of
his
shot
and
then
Smith
made
ers.
E.
Numa.
C.
Izowski,
F.
Lee,
J.
it
two
for
the
Dragon.
Baptie
and
friend
and
A.
Robertson.
Russell
made
headway
but
Russell
i
finished
weakly.
Laidler
saved
welli
rf,T'
IfMC
twice
but
with
Watson
slow
Mason
Dill
WflJiJ
SOFTBALL
5QT
got
revenge
from
Sand
Pit
,good
chance
by
handling.
Later
be
Uor
prevloiu
reversM
TV.
T
....
.
7
1
End
Softball
League
by
winning
u
run
by
Wright
and
Ogilvle
cleared.
J.
.
...
I
.
.
,,
.
..
.
,
,,
.
n
'
last
evenings
'
game
"
with
a
score
:Caldwell
handled
the
ball
to
spoil'
.
.
-.
a
.
PBEQENTEH
RussellbUt
the
wfen
m
not
n-
Z
L
Z
the
issue
at
of
pro
uaiawen
s
.
.,
..
"
.
Turner
were
well
matched.
For
ai
.
,T
.
.
the
Gyro
.Ball
Park
M.
S.
Dragon
Receives
Cup
For
.tree.
Wright
tooK
a
free
i
kick
irom,
little
while.
Turner
nut
un
a
good
Batteries
for
the
iwwcn
smitn
neaaea
a
iourin
goai
.n,n-
a
Blliyi
nit.,
Winuiiir
Football
ComDf
tition
in
the
East
Sand
Pit
were
when
the
Rupert
defence
checked
Ferguson
and
Darrow
Casey
poorly.
Half
time
came
with
the
'
?OT
Felix
Batt
and
Vic
I
Menzle
Menzie.
-une-ups
were
as
iouows.
leadlne
four
eoals
to
nil.
f
t
ic
f
niv,-
f,-,Draeon
iw
ituuv
ui
iug
k
UIUV
O
i
w
w
Knii
trnntA
nttiraan
tt
m
A
nrannni
The
cltv
team
had
the
hill
in
the
.
Band
nv-Murray,
Darrow.
casey,
JrT:
d
Prince
Rupert.
playersoftlcU
second
halibut
LaWler
made
a
sad
White.
Ran.
Kroc
,
Oeorge
Casey
ZZ
a
7
r
rZ
C,
.
L,
and
others
proceeded
to
the
Armorylmes
er
a
low
snot
ann
Komnson
ry
xSui
hands
of
Chenoski
,1
Pete
of
SSSlicoTfA.
Vei-B
hard
drive
was
SOT-
Batt.
Menzle.
Joh
Rupert.
Johnson,
the
cup
to
H.
M.
S.
Dragon
for
hav-,
luckily
blocked
and
then
Baptie
Murdoch,'
Brown,
Klnslor.
BarUett,
inr
won
this
annual
soccer
comne-
i
shot
past.
Laidler
did
well
to
save
Kelsey
and
KirkendalL
Able
Seaman
Neicho
of
H.MiL
tjtion
w
conducted.
'Mason's
header
from
Wilcox's
cen-.
The
score
by
innings:
Dragon,
having
suffered
inlury.,
Bert
Morgan,
president
of
the
!
tre.
Dickens
was
badly
fouled
in
the
:
I
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9'pt.
was
unable
to
appear
against
Pete
"prince
Rupert
Football
Association.
1
penalty
area-but
the
referee
did
not
Sand
...
0
00012000
3
Holm
so
Dan
McMillan,
husky
na-'Was
in
the
chair
and
the
cup
was
check
it
up.
Taylor
made
It
six
fol-
!50T
0
0
0
1
0
2
0
7
x
10
wve
uoy,
was
suosuiuiea
ana
a
presented
by
Brigadier
General
J.
'
lowing
ciever
last
iooiwo
te
Dy
we
turned
out
to
be
probably
the
best
jsutherland
Brown
C.
M.
O.
D.
S.
O.,
navy
that
had
the
home
defence
In
bout
on
the
card
After
a
lively;
general
officer
commanding,
mill-!
a
tangle.
Rupert
attacked
and
had
six
rounds
in
which
McMillan,
nev-jtary
district
No.
11,
the
trophy
being
the
ball
well
over
the
line
before
erihelMs,
put
up
a
strong
fight
j
received
by
Sergeant
Rowbottom
R.Dorllng
cleared
but
to
everyone's
the
decision
was
awarded
to
HolriiM.,
captain
of
the
H.
M.
S.
Dragon
!
astonishment
the
referee
allowed
who
undoubtedly,
was
entitled
toj
team.
Others
who
apoke
included
i
the
play
to
go
on
a
very
bad
deci-lt
owine
to
his
surerier
rine
een-
Charlie
BanUe.
caDtain
of
the
lo-!sion.
Then
Norrington
scored
but
erabhlp.
He
was
fifteen
pounds
cal
team,
and
J.
S.
Wilson.
I
the
goal
was
properly
disallowed
as
lighter
than
McMillan.
I
There
was
a
musical
program
and
j
three
of
the
Rupert
men
were
off-
j
Dan
Healy
and
Dan
Paron,
170-
'
the
rest
of
the
proceedings
consis-1
side.
Jack
was
playing
a
rare
game
3.
and
Webster
was
giving
as
gooa
as
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
Scottish
League
First
Division
Aberdeen
2,
Cowdenbeath
0.
Clyde
2.
St.
Mlrren
0.
Dundee
United
0.
Hearts
2.
Falkirk
2.
Ayr
UnHed
2.
Hamilton
Acads
2,
Third
Lanark
Kilmarnock
4,
Alrdrie
2.
Leitb
Athletic
0.
Celtic
3.
Morton
1.
Partick
Thistles
2.
Queen's
Park
1,
Motherwell
5.
Rangers
4,
Dundee
1.
Big
League
Scores
American
League
Chicago
2.
St.
Louis
0.
National
league
St
Louis
8,
Chicago
0.
Pittsburg
9,
Cincinnati
3.
Boston
3,
Brooklyn
2.
Philadelphia
13,
New
York
5.
roal
Russell
cot
uguvie
h
v
xujr
wc
u,m
mm.
r
sbw
nnaky
n
r
nm
nitin
i
.u
11
wpii
wii
m
M.r
nrii.i.
Twnind
fnr
a
a
clever
half,
tackling
well
and
nev
n.
f,',i
h..t
th.
hot
wi
HmwH
!
er
wasting
a
ball.
Rowbottom
used
nm
fmmd
ihe
tjt
u-inninir
!
his
height
and
weight
to
advantage
by
the
big
score
of
seven
to
one.
I
Wright
completed
a
fine
trio.
The
.
1
i
all
hb4
v
ssi
hnll
rrnr
Rnnort
Tjilrt
W-
Watjtnn
lorwaros
were
an
ioai
ui.
uon
'
'
.
.
.
,
a
i
Tm
...k.
ur.v,...
r
tn..
ana
biiol
naru
uiiu
un.cn.
nuwi
JUbA,
LU,CLUillW,
I1CU9K1.
i.UU,
j
.
n..t.n
ntnti
nirkin
Mnrmv
dianotcomeupxonisauvttirceiio
vices,
nowever.
jviuhuu
m
imi
uu
H.
M.
B.
Dragon-Dorllng;
Ogll-
10
nDC
,
u"
fed
hlm
.
and
their
Smith
and
Taylor
vie,
Tit,
O-Bray;
Wright.
.........
-
Rowbottom.
.
tju
PIPE
TESTED
if
a.
PROSPECTOR
"At
the
end
of
a
ttay
there
nte
Ixxcon
anil
Itrann,
cttffee
and
lant,
but
not
leant,
that
gmtid
and
gtorum
ettation
oj
contentment
catmed
by
a
point
jt'tjntJUb
d
iril
Turret
pipe
tolfacca.
It
lHinihen
tlte
trearine
of
tio
trail,
ntimulates
the
figuring
out
of
plan
for
the
next
day'
jmutp"ting
...
una
entabUshes
good
felUnridiip
tpift
your
4
'
JT7iI
it
Is
wonderful
to
knotc
you
hai-e
another
'pronjtect'
it
is
slid
more
wonderful
to
knotc
you
have
a
flood
pipeful
of
Turret
pipe
toltacco
to
off
net
the
rigorfi
of
the
work
und
cheer
yon
on
yithr
way."
Thrrr's
vurld
of
etijoyntrtit
In
yuur
kni
Jim
use
Turret
J")"
Ivlwocv
itlrodnl
hf
riWTta.
TURRET
A
good,
cool
smoke
EXTENDING
Should
.Winter,
in
West
indies
to
Occupy
Themselves
with
Fruit
and
Vegetable
Growing
NASSAU,
Bahams.
July
8
Ap
proval
of
a
scheme
advanced
by
a
Canadian,
H.
E.
Vlpond
of
Mont
real,
that
during
the
winter
when
Canadian
farms
are
largely
unpro
ductive,
farmers
should
come
x
the
Bahamas
to
occupy
themselves
with
the
growing
of
fruit
and
veg
etables,
Is
given
by
Hon.
Charlei
Dundas,
Administrator
of
the
Col
ony
of
the
Bahamas,
In
a
state
ment
released
here.
The
scheni?
already
has
the
support
of
the
Canadl&n-West
Indian
League
In
Montreal.
The
administration
believes
a
double
purpose
would
be
served
n
that
the
Canadians
would
be
ac-
tlvely
employed
in
congenial
sur
roundings
and
climate
and
would
aid
the
Bahamas
in
their
alin
or
supplying
the
Canadian
market
with
the
produce
of
the
south.
I
do
not
say
that
this
idea
can
be
carried
out
with
a
stroke
of
the
pen
but
J
do
believe
that
it
Is
fea
sible
and
at
least
not
fantastic
ami
Caldwell;
Robinson.
Taylor,
Mason.,
ng
men
w
to
Ja'u"n
t
worth
to
'
just
000000.
so
that
"ap
v
tlnsornwho
played
here
a
coTSple
of,
Smith.
Rmith
wi!
Wilcox.
Referee1,
Austin
vey,
Atklnwn.
linesmen.
Har-
yea
aB
for
the
Despatch
was
fast.
Laidler
gave
an
unequal
aispiay,
....t
....
-ma
rrnnrl
nnps
hut.
mfu.
oui
fcww
.-
--ing
)avujiiiK
others.
Watson
was
not
up
to
The
game
was
a
rasi
ana
mier-ihls
usual
form
and
Jack
was
the
'
estlng
one
to
watch
with
the
Navy
strong
man
in
the
defence.
Webster
alwavs
the
faster
team,
faster
onlfuiiv
lusttfled
his
selection
at
cen-
fallen
""
irom
qycr
jt
ft,
million
milium
pound-,
uuuua
porently
we
transferred
to
Canada
almost
half
the
custom
we
hnd
formerly
given
to
the
United
8tutes.
,
could
pass
the
ball.
Halfbacks
and
only
fairly
successful.
The
forwards
saiisiacuon
tnat
wc
saw
a
start
-
pick,
foraging
for
the
ball
and
play-
the
close
of
1030
and
the
beginning
pearinc
on
the
Caaaaian
market.
"We
can
produce
largely
of
el'-
rue,
pineapples,
guaras
and
winter
vegetables
of
all
sorts
all
we
need
is
a
market
and
we
know
that
the
Canadian
market
is
the
one
to
which
we
mutt
look.
We
have
olhtr
ing
aggressively,
russcii
was
not
up
oi
iuji
when
we
shipped
close
to
Phlladelphl
to
expectation
and
Dickens
got
lit-
100.000
crates
of
tomatoes
to
Ca-
Washingtor
tie
room
to
do
much,
though
at
that
hada.
New
York
the
Navy
defence
adopted
question-
'
"We
hope
that
therewith
an
en-
Cleveland
able
tactics
to
stop
him
at
times,
during
trade
in
one
commodity
St.
Louis
.
by
his
Inside
man
but
made
the
most
Of
his
chances.
prove
to
have
been
the
forerunner
Chicago
of
other
Bahamas
commodities
ap-
Detroit
National
League
W.
L.
Pet.
St.
Louis
67
29
Chicago
58
"So
far
so
good,
but
it
Is
our
.New
York
...
54
ambition
that
this
trade
should
I
Brooklyn'
57
reciprocal
arid
from
this
Dolnt
of
Boston
50
the
ball
faster
in
getting
rid
of
the
ire
half.
He
was
good
with
his
head
vlew
the
situation
in
the
past
has
Pittsburg
48
ball,
tackling
first
time,
clever
with
.
and
tackled
well
as
well
as
opening
Ml
much
to
be
desired,
for
we
j
Philadelphia
43
their
heads
and
always
able
to
find
;
out
the
game.
DeJong
was
off
color
exported
extremely
little
to
:
Cincinnati
38
a
man
uncovered
to
whom
they
I
and
Edgecumbe
played
hard
but
was
'Canada.
It
was
therefore
with
reu-T
46
46
50
51
53
52
68
League
crews
will
be
stripped
to
the
j
forwards
Interchanged
places
with
I
were
disappointing.
Baptie
was
the
rnade
in
the
direction
desired
at'
American
League
1.1
,ttl
J
A
1
.
1
I
I.
....
.
1
.
...
.
.
.....
1
1
.
.1
-1
.
.
.
'
waist.
Widespread
interest
has
been
.
facility
and
each
man
played
his
aroused
in
this
novel
event
and
the
position.
The
local
fans
enjoyed
the
various
Navy
League
centres
arc
extremely
anxious
to
present
a
winning
crew
to
Earl
Jelllcoe.
All1
the
visiting
Navy
League
cadets
will
be
the
guests
of
the
Canadian
National
Exhibition
during
their
stay
in
Toronto.
demonstration.
But
they
were
nut
so
well
pleased
with
the
refereclng
and
the
home
team
was
penalised
for
offences
Uiat
the
visitors
were
allowed
to
get
away
with.
Doriing
again
showed
his
class
in
goal
though
he
made
one
tumble.
.632
W.
L.
Pet
ft
76
29
.7M1
64
39
.02l
1
42
.5Mj
.50
54
43
58
.420.
41
03
.3D
I
40
62
Jill
J9
67
Mi
lie.
ami
IQc.
In
'4-poimJ
seme-tup
tin.
PIPE
TOBACCO
Pipe
tested
Turret
fine
cut
for
those
irho
rmll
the
It
0FTRADE
Suggested
That
Canadian
Farmeis
WRITING
.
hardwoods,
turtle
shall
and
canne-1
under
xht
impn
.MIL
NEW
YORK
Auf
looster
ana
lurue
.
uon.
unor-
wotmn
wrHe
les
says.
women
will
euju
r.
,
The
greatest
asset,
however,
was
nat
a
fact
Tin
climate,
he
eeatiaued.
a
climate
the
Spokane
a
:
which
enabled
the
production
of
a
gon.
writes
in
tht
W'
maximum
of
trait
SHt0
vegetables
u
8
profession
ur
at
the
time
when
Canada
needed
write
society
.k
bu'
them
most,
from
November
to
vanced
bis
field
May.
Making
Buttons
From
Milk
New
Industry
In
York
enabled
his
pap
that
field
as
p;
'
There
ta
nothim
ashamed
of
'
1
'would
rather
cu
J
write
society
Th..;
cxpcemin
'f
the
caaoo'
compete
vocal
ion
that
is
i
"Newspapers
would
be
bcttci
ery
reporter,
wii-
YORK,
Ekig..
Aug.
8
-
The
old
poaition,.
would
n
city
of
York
has
established
a
new
tion.
Let
him
Industry.
It
is
making
buttons
from
for
a
time
th.
i.
mUk.
As
Eboracum.
York
was
fa-
departmtnt
mous
when
Roman
legions
held
the
assignment
tow
province
of
Britain
In
tribute.
The
fer
the
directum
Emperor
Hadlan
visited
It.
Several
csrvered
the
m
t-"
died
there.
Now
York
has
a
factory
.reporters
must
h
which
is
described
by
the
Depart-
pay
groat
attcnuoi
meat
of
Overseas
Trade
as
"prac-
.tniu
Detail"
Thu'
I
would
dearly
like
to
see
It
trled'P81
iue."
for
not
oJy
does
it
uaein.
It
is
poui
out,"
he
continued.
manufacture
finished
goods;
it'p,rter
can
not
uw:
Expansion
of
trade
with
Car.-
Produces
uie
raw
material.
The
,conncU'i
wiU:
i
ada
was
one
of
the
foremost
alms
I"1"1
milK
irom
wn,cn
Ine
raw,ttMln
of
weddn
u
of
the
Island
colony,
the
admlnls-,matcr,al
ta
madc
produces
a
powder
vtQ1Kli
the
rhm
trator
fays.
So
far
as
imports
from
whlch
te
wiih
dya'
and
by
nd
tne
iPP'lnini'
Canada
were
concerned
the
trade
!
means
o!
he1
uke
UP
sbeet
Iorm
Iter
the
weddlim
'
was
highly
promising
and
wanjTne
"heeU
arB
Impregnated
with
not
nvrrh
rnu7in
mHh
.
v,
Tn
i
o
f
ormaldehydc,
which
by
hardening,
in
lu.
reKiilu'
Imports
from
Canada
amounted
in
value
to
no
more
than
160.-000;
by
1030.
which
was
not
a
good
trade
year,
-the
value
swelled
to
over
half
a
million
pounds
and
in
the
same
period
of
seven
years
Im
ports
from
the
United
States
had
renders
then
unresponsive
to
di-
'ments.
matlc
conditions.
The
present
weekly
output
is
buttons.
Baseball
Standings
"The
society
(top
its
vry
natun
tot
everyday
contact
v.
cannot
use
the
sum''
thods
that
are
ac
v
1wlth
his
own
'
jteous;
.he
must
h..-'
'bollv.
he
must
h-be
firm
yet
not
ine
must
mm
'
those
of
others
n
...in
tnr
hi
nanri
1
'
'sire.
"It
may
be
nof
.473
.153
2b0
five
former
'men
the
news
stuff
"f
Jioldlng
good
pi
clety
news
a
out'
.stylet
in
women
'
.
it
Mt.vj.rlV
team
ine
"""
and
know
the
pa'"'
describes
that
mvk
Is
the
main
rw"
are
writing
o
styles,
the
dress
tn
knack
of
desrni-
frocks
are
natui
u
woman
society
ect
she
Is
writing
a"'
enter
that
field
of
observation
on"
'
'
nrt
:
x
L
It
trxr-
pi
'A.
....
Mi
ii
on'
i
fl!
1
J
ir
.-tr-
.'11
.
111"'
1
..n.Jt1
,
.jt
ti,fi;
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I,
stuffl
..mi:
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