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PHOIIE
81
Published
at
Canada's
Most
Strategic
Pacific
Port
"Prince
Rupert,
the
Key
to
the
Great
Northwest"
VOL.
XXXVIII,
No.
108.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MAY
9,
1949
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
u
Construction
Speeded
lip
Mill
ninum
Factory
Plus
Pulp
Paper
Mill,
Steel
Plant
Two
Shifts
To
Start
At
First
of
Next
Week
Construction
work
on
the
high
alpha
cellulose
pulp
plant
of
Columbia
Cellulose
Company
Ltd.
will
be
increased
to
two
daily
shifts
of
eight
hours
each
Uv
Dubose.
Suggests
Even
A
PRINCE
RUPERT
ler
Undertaking
un
i
nis
v-oasi
at
the
beginning
of
next
week,
engineers
of
the
com
,f
fL
1.1,
e
Aluminum
Co.'
of
Canada,
said,
GOES
OUTDOORS
pany
announced
today.
Engineering
work
on
the
project
is
well
advanced,
hit
several
new
iiiuumiicj,
mciuuniy
Company
spOKesmn
HRKPri.,
aim
Prince
Rupert
took
to
the
outdoors
yesterday,
the
first
Sunday
of
real
spring
weather.
Cars
of
all
descriptions
were
moving
per
plant,
a
steel
mm,
a
ierunzer
plant,
thp
establishment
of
an
aluminum
plant
orders
for
long-dated
equipment
have
been
placed.
By
the
middle
of
the
month
,
i
&
'
7
.
t
J
'a
A
the
major
evacuation
work
for
Coast
of
British
Columbia.
:rS-
CITY
PTONEER
the
laying
of
pipe
lines
will
be
completed
and
an
expansion
of
00.000
project
on
Jjlvj
UN
OUU
1
H
i
Kitlinuat.
south
carpentry
and
concrete
work
along
the
highway
in
both
directions
between
Prince
Rupert
and
Terrace
from
morning
until
night.
Port
Edward
also
was
the
centre
of
interest
for
local
pepole
anxious
to
see
how
the
celanese
mill
construction
is
proceed-
the
K
J0"l's.
''r'"cc
nupcii.
tn
as
one
of
will
get
under
way,
it
Is
stated.
A
camp
housing
several
hundred
construction
workers,
as
jjiwiifti
wnu
ojttiiv
Alio
iaov
jxai
ci
r
f
50.000
would
ln
Shaughnewy
MlliUry
Hos
pital
-
at
Vancouver,
cuea
-
mere
-
costlng
jmiu.uuu,
lng
well
as
warehouse
facilities
for
construction
materials,
have
,
go
ahead
if
pre-
-
b
,
M
,c
ft,so
lwA
to
the
favorable,
new.
according
to
word
received
,vs
are
watef
Jn
SALMON
TO.
BRITAIN
OTTAWA
Trade
Minister
C.
D.
Howe
announced
today
that
Great
Britain
Is
planning,
additional
purchases
of
flour,
apples
and
fruit
pulp,
providing
an
agreement
can
be
reached
on
prices.
Between
300,000
and
400.000
cases
of
caned
salmon
would
be
takfcn-
WHO
WAS
WOMAN?
been
erected,
and
are
now
in
operation.
$900,-
m
lne
Cliy
ue
ls
urvlvea
vU
to
spend
The
pulp
mill
is
being
built
surveys
inis
year.
-
on
Watson
Island,
eight
miles
shaw,
1805
Eighth
Avenue
East,
JAYCEES
SPONSOR
from
Prince
Rupert,
and
is
de
Prince
Rupert.
The
funeral
will
signed
to
produce
200
tons
per
TOURIST
PROGRAM
take
place
at
Vancouver
tomorrow
morning.
MAS
day
of
high
alpha
pulp
by
the
TRIBUTE
PAID
sulphite
process.
Watson
island
AT
ONTARIO
PARLEY
Progressive
Conservatives
from
all
parts
of
Ontario
gathered
in
Toronto
tor
a
three-day
convention
to
pick
a
new
leader.
Two
of
the
central
figures
at
the
parley
but
not
candidates
for
the
leadership
were
George
Drew,
left,
former
provincial
leader
who
is
now
national
leader,
and
Premier
T,
L.
Kennedy,
who
succeeded
Drew
as
leader
and
premier
but
who
did
not
contest
the
couvention.
,
(CP
Photo)
WRECK
is
the
site
of
a
large
arc
shaped
TO
CAPT.
ELFERT
PARIS
The
weekly
newspaper,
France
Dimanche,
was
seized
by
the
police
(luring
the
week-end
before
it
bit
the
streets
with
pictures
of
Princes
Margaret
and
party
In
Italy.
One
picture
showed
a
concrete-decked
dock
which
was
built
for
and
used
by
the
United
mi
Fireman
Ar
e
Courtesy
to
tourists
and
the
need
to
attract
American
dollars
to
Canada
will
be
the
theme
behind
a
series
of
10
weekly
programs,
sponsored
by
the
Prince
Rmicrt
Junior
Chamber
of
Final
tributes
of
esteem
for
States
Army
during
the
war
and
Lr
WeUskiwin
the
late
Capt.
John
R.
Elfert,
provides
excellent
facilities
for
shipment
by
both
rail
and
water.
Justice
Gets
White
Gloves
Ilis
Lordship
Expresses
View
On
Being
Honored
Today
harbor
master
and
port
warden
rear
view
of
what
looked
like
&
Commerce,
which
will
start
over
at
Prince
Rupert
for
twenty
nude
woman
or
girl
on
sea
"Somebody
Upstairs
was
Looking
After
Us,"
says
Vancouver
Hurse
station
CFPR
on
Wednesday
years,
were
expressed
this
after
side
rocks.
The
paper
said
it
was
not
known
for
sirfe
noon
at
First
Presbyterian
morning.
The
program
has
been
arranged
by
the
Junior
Chamber
of
Cummcrce
of
Canada
for
r1V.it.nVt
1
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knl
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1
Vl
ArinnKI
Heavy
Sale
r;N.
Alta,
(f
-An
:
a
fireman
were
ir
passengers
and
rt
injured
when
Pacific
Railways
Winnipeg
train
was
y
today.
Hrry
Williams
and
Upper,
both
of
Ed-?
buried
In
tangled
.
'
t
r
VI
llUll
UOlwlIlUIV
V4
A
r
&
Villi
lUllVyl
I
'
-
,
distribution
distriDuuon
throughout
inrougnoui
Mr.
Justice
h.
s.
Wood
of
van-
u
v
(jana(iian
Air
Force
Lancaster
touched
down
at
dusk
1
HEARING
SHANGHAI
couver
received
a
pair
of
white
country
here
jast
n:ut
i
taxie(l
to
a
ton.
Out
stetr-rl
Rill
of
Halibut
SHANGHAI
Fighting
aroirnri
Aimed
primarily
at
the
house-
service
which
was
followed
by
Interment
in
the
soldiers'
plot
in
Falrview
Cemetery.
The
service
wfts
conducted'
by
gloves
symbolic
of
an
Anze
JS;
Prant
and
Sh'wla
Cure,
home
f
J5(h
a
dnimat
5
eieape
catn
M
theif
plane
cksh"
in
the
mountains
1
"he
ouao
'
w.
4c
roiled
loco-
Twenty-eiffht
Vessels
Land
.
629,000
Pounds
Rev.
George
E.
Sendall
and
't
Kaiting
today
brought
the
Chinese
civil
war
to
an
area
17
miles
northwest
of
the
heart
of
Shanghai.
Meantime
to
the
south
the
Red
drive
has
carried
at
some
points
to
200
miles
south
of
the
Yangtse.
.
W.
I
Maxwell
of
vyilii
wit;
ijunuasuer
!
juiiuing
'
1
the
last
chapter
was
written
in
j
the
graveside
the
"Last
Post"
was
sounded
by
Canadian
Legion
Trumpeter
W.
J.
Ranee
over
the
casket
which
was
draped
with
and
dietetics,
who
will
describe
regional
foods
as
they
are
prepared
ln
each
of
the
10
provinces.
The
recipes
have
been
First
large
sale
of
the
season
took
place
on
the
Prince
Rupert
Fish
Exchange
today
when
a
total
of
629,000
pounds
of
hali
iJlocsis,
was
sev-
i
,
i
.'urcd
rere
Thomas
morning.
The
presentation
was
made
by
Sheriff
M.
M.
Stephens.
"I
think
it
is
something
of
a
credit
to
l"
the
people
-
of
this
great
one
of
the
most
difficult
and
TODAY'S
STOCKS
(Courtesy
8.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Lid.)
Vancouver
Bavonne
i
.06
Bralorne
9.25
heroic
search
and
rescue
operations
undertaken
in
Canada.
Canadian
and
United
States
j
OTTAWA
WINS
CIP
but
was
marketed
by
28
ves-
the
naval
White
Ensign
and
bore
the
naval
cap
and
sword
of
the
Saskatoon,
EdRar
E.
.
adapted
by
master
cneis.
anonton.
William
county
of
Prlnce
Rupert
WhlchJ
Accompany
the
program
will
OTTAWA
Ottawa
Senator'
jsels
emDraccs
aimost
unc-vuuu
kP
information
on
tne
uanaaiau
Jrrnhfrt
anrl
.ln:pnh
deceased
in
recognition
of
his
service
career
which
embraced
tourist
industry
and
Us
import-
fliers
had
braved
couiitlcss
dangers
in
six
days
of
search
and
rescue.
Ohaton.
Albert
.
tne
whole
province"
said
Sher-frand
fireman
had
'
Stephens
in
making
the
ancc
to
the
Canadian
economy.
two
world
wars.
During
the
service,
the
con
-
escape
as
the
en-
presentation.
Miss
Cure
had
another
ex
gregation
Joined
In
singing
the
i
of!
the
track
on
a
"This
is
the
first
occasion
1
iixmt
six
miles
east
have
had
anything
like
this
planation
for
the
safe
return.
Four
American
vessels
sold
88,000
pounds,
the
balance
being
from
Canadian.
Price
for
the
American
fish
was
18.3c,
17c
and
13.5c
to
18.4c,
17c
and
13.5c.
For
three
Canadian
boats,
with
84.000
pounds,
17.7c,
16.5c
and
12.5c
to
17.8c,
16.6c
and
12.5c
was
paid.
'I
am
sure
there
Was
someone
George
Ross
Holds
Middleweight
Title
HALIFAX,
r
George
Ross,
sharp
-
hitting
Cape
Breton
upstairs
looking
after
us,"
she
declared.
happen
to
me,"
declared
Mr.
Justice
Wood.
"It
ls
unfortunate
that
it
happens
so
rare
hymns
"Abide
With
Me"
and
"Eternal
Father
Strong
to
Save."
Mrs.
E.
J.
Smith
was
organist.
Honorary
pallbearers
were
Judge
W.
O.
Fulton,
Dr.
L.
W.
ly
to
members
-of
the
bench
of
this
province.
I
think
it
is
all
farm
boy,
retained
the
Canadian
welterwclcht
title
Saturday
won
the
Allan
Cup
and
the
Canadian
senior
hockey
championship
Saturday,
defeating
Regina
Capitals
5
to
3
to
take
the
best
of
seven
game
series
four
games
to
one.
TO
RESTORE
TRAFFIC
BERLIN
The
commander-in-chief
of
the
Soviet
lone
in
Berlin
issued
an
order
today
restoring
transport,
trade
and
communication
services
In
Berlin
as
from
this
Thursday.
River
People
Fear
Floods
Run-off
Should
Start
Soon
If
It
Is
To
be
Gradual
Grant
pancaked
his
plane
down
on
a
mountainside
Monday
afternoon
last
in
a
blinding
snowstorm
on
a
flight
from
Miss
Cure's
home
at
Cardston,
Alberta,
to
Vancouver.
Its
pro
B.
R.-Con
.04
B.
R.
X.
.09
Cariboo
Quartz
1.20
Congress
.03'i
Hedley,
Mascot
....
.20
Pacific
Eastern
..."
.05
Pend
Oreille
4.10
Pioneer
-
3.35
Premier
Border
d2?i
Privateer
.16
Reeves
McDonald
.
2.00
Reno
.05i
Sheep
Creek
1.20
Silbak
Premier
..
.
M
Salmon
Gold
.
.11
Oils-Anglo
Canadian
3.95
A.
P.
Con
SO
Atlantic
-
.70
Calmont
40
C.
&
E
...!.
5
80
Central
Leduc
1.00
niirht
with
a
unanimous
12-
(USED
ronnd
decision
over
Pete
Za
Kergln,
Commander
N.
A.
Beke-tov,
R.C.N.
(R),
C.
C.
Mills,
Oscar
I.
Smith,
and
Alexander
Mac-Kenzie.
1
Active
pallbearers
were
Cana
the
more
noteworthy
that
there
should
be
no
criminal
cases
here
considering
that
there
are
only
two
Assize
court
sittings
a
duk,
20-year
old
challenger
from
'-Marshal
Va-kv
tod.iv
Guelph,
Ontario.
dian
Legion
comrades
of
de
a
and
Untied
States
yC'iU-
,
.
peller
was
torn
off
and
the
left
wing
damaged.
The
two
were
unhurt.
Eleven
aircraft
flew
25,000
THE
WEATHER
Twenty-one
Canadian
boats
disposed
of
their
catches
to
Coop
at
the
advance
price.
American
'Frisco,
21,000,
Cold
Storage,
18.3c,
17c
and
13.5c.
Pierce.
20,000,
Atlin,
18.4c,
17c
(
and
13.5c.
'
Mary
R.,
16,000,
Bacon,
18.4c,
17c
and
13.5c.
J.
B.,
31,000,
Booth,
18.3c,
17c
and
13c.
Canadian
Relief,
25,000,
Cold
Storage,
17.9c,
16.5c,
and
12.5c.
San
Juan,
23,000,
Royal,
17.7c,
srtillrial
tensions"
Mr
"ISUCC
vvouu
mal
relations
and
11
a
"bit
disappointing
however,
at
only
the
"new
that,
because
of
a
lack
of
crlm-
ceased,
James
Nicoll,
Capt.
W.
F.
Robertson,
L.
M.
Gordon,
Carl
Gustafson,
Victor
Duncan
and
Hubert
Ward.
Sywpsis
There
is
no
sign
of
any
im
miles
in
search
and
burned
more
than
17,000
gallons
of
fuel.
Finally
on
Saturday
the
couple
were
reached
by
a
party
of
log
ie'
Army
could
wfh
-nal
cases,
he
would
not
have
u.
,
an
opportunity
to
air
his
views
'
repeated
Soviet
on
the
administration
of
justice
1
the
western
allies
and
the
handling
of
criminals,
f'ly
"limited
opera-1
"i
have
some
strong
views
on
Germany
during
tnosc
matters."
he
declared.
i(wl
that
the
west-
-There
have
been
some
ad-
gers
and
taken
to
a
nearby
camp
i
INDUSTRIAL
MEN
ARE
HERE
'TERRACE
The
Skeena
River
valley
may
see
floods
possibly
mediate
break
in
the
warm
and
central
weather
over
southern
regions
of
British
Columbia.
The
onshore
flow
of
moist
Pa-
cific
air
will
cause
cloudy
skies
over
the
Queen
Charlottes
but
Home
Oil
:.
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Okalta
2.42
Pacific
Pete
2
6.1.
Princess
29
Royal
Canadian
.OR
'a
as
great
as
those
of
a
year
ago
In
the
course
of
a
tour
of
the
whence
lliey
were
picked
up
by
helicopter
and
flown
to
Princeton.
From
there
they
came
on
to
Vancouver,
first
in
a
Dakota
and
transferring
to
the
Lancaster
at
Abboteford.
"iuue
toward
their
,
),
methoils
of
hand-
central
interior
investigating
in
dustrial
possibilities,
J.
T.
Gaw
if
warm
weather
does
not
start
a
gradual
run-off
very
shortly,
people
here
are
beginning
to
fear.
Unlike
the
Fraser,
which
is
the
cloud
now
present
aiong
Tamin
vm
'---
ling
people
who
get
into
the
16.6c
and
12.5c.
Margaret
I,
36,000,
Pacific,
17.8c
and
16.5c
and
12.5c.
Margot,
12,000,
Pauline
V.,
24,-000,
Gulvik.
22,000;
Atli,
12,000;
Cape
Spencer,
19,000;
Dovre
B.,
50.000;
Advance,
17,00;
North
1
as
brought
out
clly
during
the
iBtl
hen,
he
nhilm-
throp
of
Victoria,
director
of
development,
Department
of
Trade
and
Industry,
is
a
visitor
in
the
toils
of
the
law
but
there
is
sun
much
progress
to
be
made."
now
experiencing
a
normal
runoff,
the
spring
freshet
has
not
tasecl
the
Yalta
He
said
that,
while
he
nnu
'
RrcemcnU.
Montreal
Royals
been
on
the
Assize
Court
bench
city
today.
He
arrived
last
night
from
the
Interior.
Accompanying
him
are
Frank
H.
Keefe,
general
superintendent,
'Canadian
Na
Near
Hockey
Win
for
only
a
year
and
a
half,
he
had
had
experience
in
British
South
Brazeau
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Vit
Toronto
Athona
.124
Aumaque
IS
Beattie
M
Bevcourt
22
Bob
jo
-19'li
Buffalo
Canadian
13
Consol.
Smelters
.00
Conwest
103
Donalda
."
7
Eldona
02
East
Sullivan
2.42
Giant
Yellowknife
.00
ESSTO
northern
mainland
is
i-iv
considerably
during
to
decrease
the
afternoon.
Temperatures
over
the
southern
interior
will
again
reach
Uie
eighties
and
readings
of
fifty-five
to
sixty-five
are
expected
along
the
coast.
Fog
banks
are
beginning
to
appear
along
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
Forecast
Queen
Charlottes
and
North
BRANDON
0'
Montreal
'?".,
cr,
hP
Foreland,
10,000;
Larry
H
16,-
hJve?
rr
heheTvi:stbin'000;
Oslo,
23
000;
Rodney
P.,
14
-
,
",
:000;
Borgund,
11,500;
Ankar
A.,
years,
stil
i
remain
,m
on
the
.v,B
mnn
moun-
tain
peaks
which
drain
into
j
.
T
tTSTreseV
'
SSE
(fpe
K
wiofESte
p
Dorrcen
river
leVel
at
the
present
time
time
Is
IQMTirr'
Columbia
courts
lor
iu
yi-uia.
lwl'llrr
f.ip
13
vears.
Mr.
Justice
Wood
Royals
Saturday
took
a
stranglehold
on
the
Memorial
Cup,
wal
loping
the
Brandon
Wheat
Kings
tional
Railways,
E.
B.
Hartness,
industrial
agent,
C.N.R..
Vancouver;
Harry
Bowman,
C.
N.
R.
colinization
a.
g
e
n
t,
Prince
George,
and
W.
H.
Crocker,
field
representative,
Dcpartmept
of
Trade
and
Industry,
Prince
George.
extremely
was
senior
police
magistrate
in
Vancouver
and
was
crown
prosecutor
in
the
police
courts
of
Vancouver
for
a
considerable
time.
7
to
4
in
the
fifth
game
oi
tne
best
of
seven
series
for
the
weather
which
has
fcept
thei
vllle,
26,000,
and
Teeny
Milly,
36,000,
Co-operative.
;Prlneess
Margar-'
IH
be
reeeivcri
5
hW
Pius,
spokes-British
delegation
'
said
today,
"sman,
j0hn
Schas-
snow
on
the
peaks.
Canadian
junior
hockey
cham
Coast-Cloudy
over
the
Queen
charlottes
today
and
luesciay
God's
Lake
....!
36
Hardrock
!
16
Amontr
advances
made.
In
the
pionship.
The
scries
now
stands
at
three
games
to
one
with'
on?
game
tied.
If
the
cold
weather
which
has
characterized
1
the
last
few
weeks
continues
until
late
in
May,
a
sudden
warm
spell
could
I
Cocks,
first,
(indr-nl
-
approach
to
those
who
break
Cloudy
on
the
northern
mainland
this
morning,
clearing
dur
Ration
in
tv,ft
ir.
,
Kenney
Here
On
Way
to
Interior
Hon.
E.
T.
Kenney,
minister
of
the
law
are
the
Borstal
benoois
ing
the
afternoon.
Clear
Tuesday
Fog
banks
over
the
open
Norton
Youngs
Is
Campaign
Manager
bring
the
water
tumbling
down
Htips
which
would
send!
...
-
-w
unt
van-
"nal
details
have
not
I
but
the
aud-;pr,ably
lake
j)luce
whose
aim
ls
to
rehabilitate
young
offenders
and
the
probation
system
"which
is
going
ahead
on
a
sound
basis."
waters
adjacent
to
the
Queen
MONTREAL.
(P
Miss
Hilda
Wren,
who
has
carried
trays
and
cleaned
rooms
for
40
years
at
the
river
up
to
a
dangerous
lanas
ana
iun-ows,
wcu
u.
.v
jevei.
'
city
this
afternoon
by
air
from
T.
Norton
Youngs
has
been
Charlottes.
Winds
northerly
(15
PeoDle
alone
the
valley
are
.Victoria
and
ls
proceeding
Dy
the
unanum-s
nu
m
n.h.1,
along
The
probation
officer
system
the
Royal
Victoria
Hospital,
is
retiiine.
A
trim,
energetic,
little
appointed
campaign
manager
and
official
agent
for
John
D.
McRae,
Coalition
candidate
for
light
over
the
northern
main
land
Little
change
in
tempera
hoping
that
the
temperature
car
to
New
Hazelton
where
It
will
warm
sufficiently
this
week
is
expected
he
will
be
renoirtin-
woman
from
Surrey,
England,
her
friendly
manner
and
re
to
start
a
gradual
thawing
oi
i
ated
at
the
Skeena
riaing
coan-the
winter
snow
burden
and
ex-1
tion
convention
on
Wednesday.
markable
memory
endeared
her
oAFE
i!t'
Nin
Prince
Rupert
in
the
forthcoming
provincial
election.
The
campaign
committee
will
be
going
Into
session
this
afternoon
to
Ilarricana
'.:
'
06
Va
!
Heva
:.
08
Hosco
A
21
Vs
Jacknife
,
.04
Jolict
Quebec
37
Lake
Rowan
.09
Lapaska
.09
Little
Long
Lac
-72
Lynx
.13
Madsen
Red
Lake
.
.
2.92
McKenzie
Red
Lake
4a
McLeod
Cockshutt
2.30
Moneta
54'a
Negus
2.30
Noranda
54.25
Louvicourt
.lO'a
Pickle
Crow
2.00
Regcourt
04:ii
San
Antonio
4.00
Senator
Rouyn
37
Sherrit
Goidon
.
1.55
Steep
Rock
1.36
is
working
well
ln
the
Vancouver
area
and
in
other
southern
parts
of
the
province,
Mr.
Justice
Woods
said.
"I
don-t
know
whether
or
not
there
is
any
need
for
it
here
but,
ln
case
there
should
be
some
who
need
assistance,
the
auth-
tend
the-
run-off
over
several
Dr.
L.
M.
Greene,
president
of
to
thousands
of
patients.
ANCIENT
ART
,
weeks.
the
Skeena
Coalition
Associat
ture.
Lows
tonight
ano
nigas
Tuesday-At
Port
Hardy
45
and
46,
Masset
45
and
58,
Prince
Rupert
45
and
65.
II.
G.
Archibald,
who
,was
Member
of
Parliament
for
b"d
the
Amerl-'Manuel
p.
Domin-
make
further
arrangements
for
ion,
will
leave
tomorrow
for
the
interior
to
preside
over
the
organization
and
activities.
Bread
baking
is
one
of
the
most
ancient
of
human
arts.
olf
ti,
ul
sann
we
coast
f.f
m
LOCAL
TIDES
(Pacific
Standard
Time)
Tuesday,
May
10,
W49
r
Jorlties
at
Victoria
may
see
the
DEAF
COMPOSER
,
tA"erlcan
trawler.
value
of
PlcinB
a
probation
of-sairt
n,i
.u
1
flppr
In
t.hls
area."
Ludwig
von
Beethoven,
who,
Skeena
in
the
recently
dissolved
House,
is
due
back
this
week
from
Ottawa.
He
has
been
rnmine
west
by
motor.
Mrs.
Ar
High
11:52
19.9
feet
23:58
22.1
feet
is
.
"lay
wc
"
"
On
behalf
of
the
Prince
Ru-
;
-wmsri
and
hart
on
DIFFICULT
SWIM
Since
1875,
more
than
100
persons
have
tried
to
swim
the
Channel,
but
only
27
succeeded
lfi
men
nd
11
women.
TODAY'S
BASEBALL
National
League
St.
Louis
14,
Brooklyn
5.
iiau
AV
mar
a
,
because
he
becan)e
deaf,
never
heard
the
greatest
symphonies
he
wrote,
died
hi
poverty.
Bar
Association,
i.
Low
5:43
3.2
feet
17:51
4.8
feet
pert
k
wow.
now-
chibald
and
child
are
coming
by
Brown
extended
a
welcome
to
--'iueiy
r
reported
1S
Anie.
try
in.
tlie
Jurist.