IS
PAID
IN
HIS
DEATH
Kimloops
Fays
I
ina!
Tribute
10
Inspector
Service
iauu
micnu
Kites
KAMLOOPS,
July
11:
(Special
totally
Nrws):
With
full
Mason-civic
honors.
In-
.
Rangers,
-
.'I
.
.ULI..
(..nil.
mVln
linr
'
i
i
o
nntiMr-pnvrpn
nint
t
rr
v
u
.w".
j
Sunday
Mora
than
l&oo,
representing
.
.
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n
r.
.1
Am
-
tvery
,r..aia
oi
w.c
n
w-
,m
ih
inciudini
rcDrescniauves
i
a.
ntunf-ioi
nnn
nrnpr
nonce
err
jju
uuivui.-v
i
.-viiducica
me
masonic
ruuai
frr
n?
C
XQ
KCV.
H.
iv.
Jviurnauu
.
.
At
J.
'
Vi
v
u
oic
uuu
in-jiivi
bi
anch,
Canadian
Legion
3.
and
13
com-1
di,inn
and
should
insDlre
the
con-
9l.A
thrnal
"...
i
-1
r
th
onm
crave.
Then
M.
P
tt-h
thn
riocrascd.
sound
.J
if..
I-
..
,
ma
ab
rT
"In
a
I
.asi
li
Mt4MI(S
W'VW
w.
at
Kamloops
United
;.
ing
the
service
earlier
m
said
Acting
Inspector
l!::d
left
his
stamp
upon
.
a
man
"8f
uprightness
funeral
procession,
one
Tit
ever
seen
In
Kam
the
R.
M.
R.
Band,
a
.n?r
party,
details
from
d
B.
C.
Hussars
militia
a
d:
'.ar.hmcnt
of
ten
scarlet
'-tea
ix
m
L-anauiuii
muuii
a
d
tachmcnt
of
provincial
r.
mbers
of
the
Masonic
A
...
.
mm
t.
r
Tcjcnuiiivcs
oi
rwiinuin'iJa
'u..
.u
i.
,
..lumu
ijUiiuii,
iiuusc
v
i
wa:
3n
of
the
County
Court
ofl
b
f-H
rniirt
nfflrlnl
Mnvnr
C
.
L:ar
in
mtmhun
nt
flltv
Hnlin
I
a
and
Ivir
officials.
Amr.r
i.hf
high
police
officials
ff::af-
v;ere
Inspector
Forbes
i
.
111.
UIIVVU
t
livv
or
Joh
i
Mat-Donald,
Nelson;
Dcp-
tv
Chi:
tr
a
si-.......
irM.HAiirM
ity
poll::e.
Inspector
O.
J.
Wheat
7
Vancouver,
chief,
Canadian
Na-
Cr.al
n.illwnvs
TnvnsHr'nIInn
Do-
uia-.ii
insDccior
n.
m.
uoocn
Still
Shows
Effects
of
Iniurles
Hut
Ti..
Is
Able
To
Walk
i.T..
hls
mother
and
rcpres-
inlu.
VCJ
01
""man
boxing
Schmelimr
.
o
uviu
ouuwtu
ui
1.
,;".of
hls
Injuries
In-
his
recent
wt
with
Joe
Louis
for
the
world
by
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
to
close
Area
No.
2
to
fishing
on
July
29.
An
official
announcement
is
expected
possibly
tonight.
KETCHIKAN
PICKETING
KETCHIKAN
The
Purse
Seiner's
Union
detailed
pickets
to
the
New"
England
Fish
Co.
plant
here
last
night
as
the
latest
move
In
fish
prices.
No
reason
lor
me
picketing
was
given.
QUKSNEL
DROWNING
QUESNEL
Urltish
Columbia
police
are
dragging
Qucsnel
River
for
bodies
of
four
former
Saskatchewan
residents
drowned
Sat-
".
"
MJinmuiuHiiB
o
,.
...
4.,,-k
hroke
vu:on
w
A.
Walker,
formerly
uru
.
V
"
1
"
"
wine
al
fire
marshall.
,
,,roun
a
cna'"
v"".
"
SCHMELING
NOW
HOME
ferry
docK.
is
nines
uji
here
and
plunged
Into
the
stream.
At
the
same!
I
I
JULLETINS
t
,
HALIBUT
CLOSING
SOON
The
dead
arc
Mrs.
Francis
Dcnby,
......
nutfnpprs
in
the
truck.
They
were
Kathleen,
5,
Marion,
3,
and
Lorraine,
15
months.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Conncrs
were
rescued.
WARNINGS
GIVEN
OUT
Evacuate
a
Number
or
ciucs
Chinese
Airplane
Pilot
Captured
nttANmiAI.
July
11:
(CP)-For
TMPDHVCn
KinS
Suffering
Ami
iJ
l
uu
r
in
1
Minister
of
Finance
Reveal
Sound
Plans
For
Future
VICTORIA,
July
11:
(CP)
The
provincial
government
to
pay
$2,-
would
necessitate
the
King
000,000
of
loan
maturities
from
cur-.
"resting
for
a
few
days."
It
is
rent
revenues
without
touching
.
stated
that
his
health
will
be
mo-'or
William
J.
service
was
lam
m
V1"
.'.
i
it
rnurlncre
rowings,
Hon.
Unn
.Trvhn
John
Hart,
Hart
minister
mfnlsiir(
of
finance,
explained.
The
money
was
taken
from
1938-39
revenues.
The
minister
of
finance
also
said
that
his
policy
had
been,
laid
down
to
take
care
of
maturities
totalling
k
rromimiuenzai
LONDON,
July
11.
It
was
announced
officially
late
yes-
,
terday
that
the
King
Is
suf-
improved
financial
position
of
the
J
ferin'g
from
Influenza.
The
province
made
It
possible
for
the
announcement
said
the
attack
sufficiently
Improved
to
per-
Mexican
Mine
Is
Turned
Over
To
Employees
MEXICO
CITY.
July
11:
Tut
'their
control
for
a
year.
Iclgn
powers
have
beer
1
given
nev
;.m
?ywe,Eht
championships
but-otcef
by
he
J",
-Ki.
Vi"'1"""0"'"'
1
tnn
nf
citizens
irom
was
th
t,
w
walK
Irom
the
sh,P
to'e"1-"''""
Vi
vnllov
cities
listed
Berlin
boat
train
where
he,
YSP1"..!?
Sr
farthw
U
u.
KnAnlril
Kitruiini
nnM
a
1
L
1.
I..
..
ns
1
uuuauiv
.--rt
,hJch
he
could
recline.
Wm?Untt
lntends
10
have
a
wougn
medlcni
nvn
m
ti
n
f
Inn
rn
cl
"lv,a
ln
1Jcrlln
and
then
de-
on
his
future.
I'rovlnrint
ii.
iGrnn
.
wmsiaoie
Andrew
the
z:;,:
:.
Y
B
1
City
wm
4,;w
uays
"l
ine
aln
onVfc.
by
.lh!?
pvcnln"?'
icmrn
to
tne
interior.
.
.1
m
SlanT
Pilot
Liu
Fu
Chen
L.u
a
S
shot
down
in
a
fight
between.
Chinese
and
Japanese
airplanes
near
Nanking
It
was
said.
'
1
LIBRARY
Today's
Weather
Tomorrow's
Tides
She
prji:e
Rupert
Part
cloudy.
outh
High
0.48
a.m.
20.3
ft.
'tnl-
four
mllca
per
hour
13:45
pjn.
18.5
ft.
Lr'""tcr
o-fii'a"
29.94
(falling);
temper-
Low
7:35
a.m.
3.0
ft.
19:33
7.3
ft.
smooth.
pm.
gturc
ii2:
sea
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XXVII
No.
160.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JULY
11,
1938.
PRICE:
5
CENTS
Hughes
v.
-
HIGH
HONOR
iVANGES
Makes
Atlantic
Crossing
'been
handed
over
to
Its
workers
for
a
period
of
one
year,
six
mlnrrri
were
killed
accident
ally
at
the
mine
recently.
The
com-1
pany
pleaded
that
It
was
unable
to
'beennse
of'
financial
contJltionr
IS
ROBBED
AT
BEACH
Smith
is
Relieved
of
Jewels
SOUTHHAMPTON,
N.
Y.,
July
11.
.John
A.
Warner,
superintendent
oi
the
New
York
State
Police.
Mrs.
Warner
Is
the
daughter
of
former
Governor
Alfred
E.
Smith.
Today's
Weather
lOovrrnment
lnrrfcfh
i
Langara
Island
Overcast,
east-
.
null
Harbor
Fair,
southwest
wina,
cigni
'
meter,
30.03;
temperature,
51;
sea
smooth.
,
.
Alert
Bay
Scattered
clouds,
light
.
i-
!i.l..,,n,Mct
winri:
barometer.
30.08,
Japanese
Miggcsi
iw.
.
"n-i-uum.v-.
trmnerature,
44;
sea
smooth.
Estcvan
Cloudy
calm,
baro-'meter.
30.12.
Victoria
Cloudy,
westerly
wina
six
miles
per
hour;
barometc
i.
1.
I..
urging1
Vancouver
uiouay,
easicnj
a;wlnd,
four
miles
per.
nour;
Daro-
meter,
30.08.
Prince
George
Raining,
south
erly
wind,
six
miles
per
hour;
ba-
Wiocspn-rtu
,,-
LnmtP.
20.90
Klugklang,
N
Aiy'ansh-Cloudy,
calm,
60.
S
InT
dispS'
Alfce
Arm-Light
clouds,
calm
from
Nanking
in
"""
"II
v,nH
rnnturcd
mcir
iu-
..
-
Anyox
Part
cloudy,
calm,
55.
Stewart
Cloudy,
calm,
56.
Hazelton
Clear,
calm,
59.
Smithers
Cloudy,.
calm.
61.
Burns
Lake
Raining,
calm,
50.
PAS?i
,F
J'Lt'
American
Speed
flier
urn
v
i
Am
i
A
we
cut
Violence
Continues
Despite
Pre'
cautions
to
Maintain
Order
SIXTY
JEWS
KILLED
JERUSALEM,
July
11:
(CP)-About
sixty
Jews,
were
today
reported
killed
by
Arabs
who
at
tacked
a
colony
near
Nazareth.
:
The
colony
was
reported
destroy-
JERUSALEM,
July
11.-
ing
Liquor
day
and
stole
$12,150
worth
of
Jew-'
lowed
seizure
0f
his
British
mlt
his
scheduled
visit
to
Paris
troops
In
armored
cars
cleared
the!
Earlier
last
week
Lambert
was
i
fined
$25,
with
option
of
ten
days
!
imprisonment,
by
Justice
of
the
Peace
W.
D.
Vance
for
having
two
unregistered
pistols
aboard
his
boat
I
Plastering
Of
32,
and
three
daughters
of
Mr.
jcrly
wlnd,
four
miles
per
hour;
ba-1
p
,
f:-n
c
and
Mrs.
Chanccy
Conncrs
who
(rometcr
,29.81;
temperature,
51;
sea
I
Uol
VlliLC
15
"S
Island-Cloudy,
southeast
gejnnr
Started
wind,
18
miles
per
hour;
sea
mod
O
erate.
,
....
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast,
light
easterly
wind;
barometer,
Z3.8J.
light
swell.
To
carry
out
the
sub-contract
of
1
5,.
inside
and
outside
plastering
of
the
new
federal
building
here,
E.
C.
Mc-
,
UUUKU
1
Ul&WV4
i
.
v..j
"
terlng.
Killed
Officer;
Is
Shot
To
Death
Madman
is
Slain
by
Pursuing
Police
At
Cleveland,
Ohio
For
Germany
and
Austria
Are
Co-ordinated
'
BERLIN,
Jdly
11:
A
law
coordinating
marriage
and
divorce
laws
of
Austria
with
those
of
Gsr-,many
has
been,
promulgated,
effective
August
1.
The
law
is
mads
to
include
all
of
Germany
through
its
design
Is
to
unify
Austrian
and
German
laws.
"Henceforth
marriage
will
be
with
Queen
Elizabeth
on
July
i
streets
and
maintained
a
constant
considered
not
a
private
contract
of
Oregon
pressed
the
button
which
swung
open
the
giant
gales
Two
W".v.
other
B.v..w-,
governors,
Clarence
D.
boat
at
the
the
United
States
coastguard
cut-
the
world.
els
from
the
open
bath
house
of
,
Naas
Rlver
wlth
a
large
quantity
of
ter
Onanda.?a
Mrs.
Emily
Warner,
wire
oi
Major)
Amerlcan
nquor
on
board.
1
5c.
Halibut
Sales
Summarj'
American
42.000
pounds,
and
6c
to
8.5c
and
.6c.
Canadian
34,000
pounds,
and
5c,
to
7.7c
and
5c.
American
i
lies
I
rom.
new
urn
To
Paris
In
16
Hours
Outstripped
Lindbergh's
Mark
by
Wide
Margin
Bad
Weather
and
Damage
to
Plane
Prevent
Moscow
Hop-Off
i
PARIS,
'
July
'
11:
'
(CP)
'
Howard
Hughes
landed
here
18.
The
King
spent
a
quiet
patroi
in
Haifa
and
in
Jerusalem,
but
the
concern
of
community
ex-
f
.
;
pnmnipt;no.
at
.OS
I'aCltlC
btandard
lime
tms
morning,
completing
day
today,
his
pryslclans
re-
In
Haifa
they
were
Reinforced
by
istance,"
said
the
German
News
porting
that
he
was
suffering
additional
marines
fr
m
the
battle
Agency
in
announcing
the
law.
the
transAtlantlC
flight
from
New
York
and
the
first
leg
from
a
mild
attack
of
gastric
erulser
Renulse
whose
huee
search-."Divorce
will
be
based
on
the
pre-
0n
a
nroiected
round
the
world
fliffht
in
sixteen
hours
and
some
$12,000,000
coming
due
In
the
Influenza
which
necessitates
,
lights
lighted
the
entire
port.
cePl
that
only
those
marriages
thirty-one
minutes,
about
halving
the
time
of
Col.
Charles
next
two
years.
"Our
plans
are
laid
that
far
ahead."
he
said
"and
I
can
definitely
say
that
we
are
In
a
position
to
take
care
of
the
retirement
of
'
these
loans.
This
province
is
able
to
meet
Its
contracted
obligations."
Mr.
Hart
added
that
payment
of
the
$2,000,000
maturity
from
rev
enue
demonstrated
the
fundamen
rest
for
the
next
two
days.
AhroThout
thTSJWdX
e
valued
to
the
entire
na-
A.
Lindbergh.
Hughes
and
his
companions
had
expected
.
throughout
the
Holy
Land
despite
t0
remaln
ln
Parls
only
long
enough
.
mrdiately
how
many
soldiers
were
slain.
Five
Jews
were
killed
through-
time'
conservation
of
the
treasury's
Labor
Department
announces
that
Palestine
on
Sunday
collections
was
still
necessary
with
the
San
Rafael
sliver
mine
has
large
maturities
coming
up.
ELECTS
FOR
JURY
TRIAL
Marriage
hereafter
will
be
pro-
10
uel
before
leaving
for
Mos-
.
rr
m,.w
rv.a
rnmo
nf
tho
cow
DUi
dxq.
wefliner
ana
susnt
NEW
LOCKS
ARE
OPENED
damase
to
the
nlane
forced
a
dp.
,
i
i
,i
otavc
x
iiuo
vn
-
wii.
w
hitv
vw
-
t
f
hr
Z
Z
man
Catholic
Church,
recognized
lay
of
the
take-off
until
tomorrow.
,"S
!bllS
ll"?LTJl
under
previous
regimes
In
Austria,
Hughes
plans
to
beat
the
time
of
VIVO
lil
an
auiuuovftun
vai
,,
,
,
,
.
.
u-
tTtii
t-
it.u
1S
aD011snea'
Trber.
Two
of
the
attackers
were
killed
but
it
was
not
.known
1m
the
late
Wiley
Post
for
a
flight
around
the
world.
The
Take-OIf
FLOYD
BENNETT
AIRPORT.
New
York,
July
11.
Howard
Hughes,
the
fireball
of
the
airways
nnrf
four
pnmnnnlnnc
rnirprf
avnv
from
Floyd
Bennett
Xlrport,
New
PASSING
OF
U.S.
JUDGE
Most
Liberal
Member
ef
United
States
Supreme
Court,
Benjamin
Cardozo,
Dies
PORT
CHESTER,
New
York,
July
Ceremonies
In
Connection
WWh
Jork;
laf,1
b.ta-
here
late
Saturday.
He
had
been
Opening
of
Columbia
River
JtSSt
suffering
for
a
chronic
heart
aU-
f
Pt
Jiti
tfrtd
?n
nt
and
had
been
ill
for
some
.
p
Paris
h
in
twenty-two
hours
and
in-
.
.
.
.
.
,,
r
r,
,s
t..,
f-.
roa.
dvii,
wii.,
-uij
tImates
said
he
hoped
conditions
T
.
.
7;
BqnneylllQ
Dam
5hiP
KWHiiruS-iffhVhfijr-
"to
circle
"
tKe
'
wverinjc-EarUer
in
theeek.how-tafn
gateway
to
America's
longest
ffm
"TL
rc
ever,
he
had
suffered
a
relapse
and
Minors
demanded
that
a
govern-
Jack
Lambert
Choose
This
Course
inland
seaway,
were
dedicated
Sat-
'
tatB.nff
his
condition
towards
the
end
had
ment
embargo
be
put
on
the
mine
.
in
Char
of
Unlawfully
Imoort-
urday.
Governor
Charles
H.
Martin
flln,lpa
c
'nPtsman
atl(i
bn
Rrave,
but
a
compromise
was
reached
un-
According;
to
information
ob-
der
lfae
mlne
was
put
undei
tained
in
well-informed
quarters
here
today,
plans
arc
being
made
urocin
our
his
crew
of
four
took
the
bulb-
nosed
twin-motored
monoplane
off
!
.
armn,-tm.nt
.n
.1
n.onnm
nv,
mnr.l
Jarlc
(Frenchv)
Lambert,
chare-
xforHn
nf
Woshlntrtnn
and
Rarzllla
"lc
lu""a)
a"
,ricf.
hp
.hnn
frrm
!
ed
with
unlawfully
importing
liquor,
narke
of
Idaho,
participated
in
away
northeastward
on
the
-Great
w
fc
t
resent.
...
.
rl-l
rnntn
trw
Park
n-nlrn
tt'ac
r
elected
for
Jury
trial
saturaay
on
he
ceremonies.
A
crowd
oi
twenty
,
,
.
.
"
T
.ed
on
the
High
Bench
it
was
indi-
appearing
ln
County
Court
before
thousand
watched
the
three
gov-
blazed
by
CoL
Charles
Llndbergn
cated-laist
night
The
appointment
Bail
has
been
the
dedication
plaqu'.
on
the
first
and
only
other
non-stop
Judge
W.
E.
Fisher.
ernors
unveil
probably
come
durlng
the
next
fixed
In
the
sum
of
$2000.
L.
W.
.presented
by
thirty-one
Inland
New
York-Paris
flight.
Hughes
sesslon
of
Congress
opening'
next
Patmore
prosecuted
while
T.
wJcities.
projected
time
of
twenty-two
hours
j
Brown
appeared
for
Lambert.
Ac-.
Giving
a
total
mi
or
sixty
iect
wuuiu,l.,Cu.n.uu.K.
Succeeded
Holmes
Daughter
of
Former
Governor
Al
cused
nad
previ0usly
been
convict-
'the
locks
wfll
aid
navlpatlon
up
the
Lingberghs
record.
However
he
Cardoz0i
a
siender
little
man
with
ed
ln
provincial
police
court
by
two
Columbia
River,
control
nooas
ana
oeu-er
uiau
expetu.
a
ghock
of
tousled
white
hair,
went
Justices
of
the
peace
but
success-
develop
power.
The
Charles
N
Hughes
on
Saturday
received
of-
to
the
'
supreme
court
of
the
United
l.
I
t
U
Tnnt
fully
appealed
on
.
iiir
sd
rtorv
Wheeler
was
tne
Iirst
ocean-gomij
uciai
pewmaaiun
iuui
wc
tVaii.-
n,cccnr
in,
nllvpr
Wpti.
the
three
weeks'
controversy
over
a
thief
"crashed"
the
exclusive
grounds
and
a
new
trial
was
grant-
freighter
to
go
up
the
river
as
fai
ment
of
Commerce
at
Washington
HoimeSi
the
great
dissenter."
SOUtnnampton
ueacn
uiuo
jtsici-
pti
Th
ase
n!rnlnst
Lambert
fol-
as
ine
uaues.
ocuis
lunuwcu
tur
iua
ihsiii,
wj
,
I
Weather
conditions
were
favor-
able.
for
the
flight.
The
Commerce'
Department
,
granted
Howard
Hughes
permission
to
fly
around
the
world
over
a
route
I
snpclfled
bv
the
various
nations
he
Capella
I,
17,000,
Atlin.
7.7c
and!
NlJll
DULfVld
Balsac
I,
8,000,
Pacific,
7.3c
arcl
1
North
Foreland,
4,000,
Cold
Stor-
Prlnce
John
this
morning
from
agc.
7.2c
and
5c.
Vancouver
and
will
be
getting
the
Oldficld,
5,000,
Booth,
7.3c
and
job
started
at
once.
Later
Mr.
Mc-,5c.
Dougall
will
also
do
the
plastering
j
:
of
the
new
Prince
Rupert
General;
Hospital,
it
is
announced
by
thej
RnmnAlC
'On
WV
3
v11
11
contractors,
Bennett
&
White
Con-uuluucl
aJ
4rutlon
Co.
The
Armour
Sal-
TV
Cjil
TnJov
vage
Co
has
started
deliveries
of
1
0
ullKa
OUaj
sand
from
the
Skcena
River
to
be
used
ln
the
federal
building
plas
Twenty-Three
More
American
Flying
Machines
to
Hop
From
Seattle
IS
WINNER
American
Tennis
Star
Wins
Czech,
Title
at
Prague
PRAGUE.
Czecho-Slovakia,
July
11.
Donald
Budge
of
Oakland,
Cal
Is
Ready
To
Fight
Reds
8.2c'
wm
cross.
Hughes
first
objective
Mussolini
Says
He
Would
Be
First
was
Paris.
It
Is
believed
he
will
to
Combat
Bolshevism
7.2c
attempt
a
Paris
to
Moscow
non-stop
.
flight
colore
proceeding
to
rair-;
r0MEi
July
n.premler
Benito
.banks.
Alaska.
ifraniini
onnnnnprH
sobirHav
Condor,
14.000,
Atlin.
8.3c
and
6c
xhc
progress
of
Hughes'
flight
was
.
'
,
readlness
to
combat
Bolshe-Vlklng,:i3,000Royai:
S2c
'an
broadcast
to
the
world
direct
jto'bo
world-wide
on
a
European
or
iromnupiane.
scaie.
if
such
a
combat
should
be-
tn.,
"
nnn
rtMffr
s
nnH
fi,
I
come
necessary
to
decide
the
fate
Canadian
!rrkT
ITrrT
of
a
continent,
Italy
would
be
the
first
to
become
a
member,
he
said.
Baseball
Scores
TODAY'S
SCORES
National
League
Pittsburg
5,
Chicago
3
(twelfth
straight
win
for
Pittsburg).
Cincinnati
9,
St.
Louis
4
(end
of
ifornia,
added
the
Czecho-Slovakia.
Mot,f.
u.
t.w
seventh
Inning).
sing.es
uue
w
xuS
r
..
aim
Dod
New
york
Glants.Brooklyn
ILSn
terns
lilies
yesieruay
wucu
11c
overpowered
Landis
Lav
Hecht,
No.
2
Czech
player.
Dizzy
Dean
Is
After
Damages
SEATTLE,
July
11.
Having
been
Sucs
Vor
$50,000
on
Ground
of
prevented
by
unfavorable
weather
at
the
end
of
the
week
from
making
the
flight,
twenty-three
United
States
Navy
bombers
were
to
hop
CLEVELAND,
Ohio,
July
11.
Po-'off
today
for
Sitka,
joining
hp'rp
shot
and
killed
a
madman!
four
others
which
made
the
hop
Pitching
Arm
Being
Overworked
By
Chicago
Cubs
CHICAGO,
July
11.
Dizzy
Dean
Is
taking
action
to
sue
the
Chicago
Cubs
baseball
club
for
$50,000
dam-
at
the
end
of
the
week
after
he
last
Friday.
Kodiak
is
the
ultimate
ages
for
6vcrworking
of
his
pltchin
had
stabbed
a
patrolman
to
death,
destination
of
the.
planes."
,arm,
.
.
'
-
gers,
rain.
SUNDAY
SCORES
American
League
New
York,
4;
Boston,
6.
St.
Louis,
7;
Cleveland,
8.
Chicago,
5;
Detroit,
4.
Philadelphia
2-7;
Washington,
5-8.
National
League
Boston,
2;
New
York,
5.
Cincinnati,
3;.
Chicago.
1.
Brooklyn,
6-3;
Philadelphia,
3-5.
Pittsburg,
5-4;
St.
Louis,
2-3.
Mrs.
Gordon
Ronson
returned,
to
the
city
this
morning
on
the;
Prince
George
after
a
two
weeks'
visit
with
friends
in
Ketchikan.