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Friday,
June
7,
1929
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WATT
DISMISSAL
Editor,
Daily
News:
1
.
May
I
avail
myself
of
the
use
of
your
columns
to
call
the
t--
att
s
dismissal
which
has
not
Local
Items
Union
freighter
Chilkoot,
Capt.
W.
W.
Mounce,
is
due
in
port
on
Sunday,
being
en
route
to
Stewart
with
general
cargo.
T1l
V.
E
narliv
nf
Blla
Pnnln.
of
the
provincial
police
at
Prince
George,
arrived
In
the
city
from
the
interior
on
yesterday
after
noon
s
train
.and
sailed
Jast
night
on
the
I'rince
George
for
Van
couver.
Beaides
a
vagrant
from
his
own
district
who
will
do
time
at
Okalla,
Sergeant
Walker
took
tskner
Bryan
Canary,
who
was
south
.T&lrin
f!iUkn
i'i.mi,.
pieVed
up
by
tho
city
police
last
Indian,
who
has
been
sentenced
week
for
begging
and
who
will
to
two
and
a
Jialf
years'
imprison-be
deiwted
to
the
United
States
ment
at
New
Westminster
peni-whence
he
came.
tentiary
and
ten
lashes
for
rape.
DOMINION
Defeated
St.
Louis
Cardinals
Fine
.Yesterday;
Pirates
Still
in
First
Place;
Yanks
Lose
to
Indians
though
outhit,
(Giants
shaded
the
Sit.
Louis
Cr
dinals
yesterday,
winning
five
I
out
of
tlx
jrames
in
the'
west.
Benffe
held
the
Cincinnati
Reds
to
five
hits
and
the
Phillies
whitewashed
them.
I
Pittsburgh
Pirates
disposed
of
jthe
Boston
Braves
and
remain
in
first
place
in
the
National
tention
of
th
neonle
of
the
north
i
'
league,
noming
the
nub
team
to
wnn
ramp
nnn
n
in
ronnwi
mn
t
.
.
.
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nhn
nf
K,rm.
...
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7
7
"
"
six
nun
wnne
iney
coiiectea
last
nigni
Dy
me
rrince
ueorge
,
nom-
run.
hv
RnirrB
Hnrnahv
n
'eiUrn
ao
in
C""1-
namely
that
Mrs.
Watt
also
aer-
M.lone.
relief
nitcher,
ved
nverspaa
rlnHmr
ih
un
helped
Chicago
Cubs
to
beat
the
Hon.
Mr.
Shelly
remained
at
C
P
R-
teamr
Princess
Ma-
Brolrlyn
Robins.
hme
makinir
his
millions
fr'nm
quinna,
Capt.
S.
K.
Gray,
is
due
In
the
American
League,
the
the
sale
of
bread
to
the
widows
6
o'olock
this
afternoon
from
Chioapo
White
Sox
knocked
Ed
and
orphans
of
slain
soldiers.
Vancouver
and
waypoTnts
and
Mqrm
out
of
the
box
in
the
though
apparently
eligible
for
wl11
at
10
P-m-
her
re-
fourth"
limine;
and
bat
the
Bos-seivice.
As
you
know
Mr.
Wstt
turp
south.
:
toi)
Rad
Sox.
wfis
dismissed
on
account
of
.
I
clubWng
by
the
PWIa-
politlcal
activity.
Would
not
the
Dr.
T.
Invaldsen,
yjitil
recently
delph
Athletics
sent
the
St.
bt
answr
to
give
Mr.
Shelly
be
a
member
of
the'
staff
of
the
lo-
If?-
,,8Swn
to
Mt-
tdappolnt
Mr.
Watt
Liberal
Or-
cal
Fisheries
nes
Experimental
ivxpenraentai
aia-
Sta:
DejT
i
.
Jltfera
i
V
turned
the
Ubli
v-.CT
gamier
ror
both
the
Federal
and
tion,
is
re;
l
rOVinClal
llartlM
In
thla
nm.
Ml
t
Vni
natte
Sanitarium.
Cntn.t..m
-r-
Man
vince,
a
position
which
those
who
It
is
unlikely
that
he
will
return
,
ure'amj
leveland
Indiana.
Indiana,
uTT
mm
mow
ne
couia
till
with
to
Prince
Rupert,
just
as
much
credit
as
he
has!
-
that
of
RnvArnmuO
A.
.ant
I
EX-YUKONER.
Thia
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
east
at
3:30,
was
reported
this
morning
to
be
on
time.
Ivor
Fongner,
Indian
Agent
at
Bella
Coola,
sailed
last
night
by
the
Prince
George'
on
his
return
down
the
coast
after
a
brief
visit
here
in
connection
with
a
case
at
the
Supreme
Court
Assitea.
Dr.
Joseph
T.
Mandy,
until
recently
identified
with
the
Granby
io.
as
a
lieid
emrineer.
arrival
brfef
trip
to
2ctoria
and
will
now
take
up
his
nev
duties
here
as
resident
mining
engineer
for
the
provincial
government.
laloolm
.Raid,
inspector
of
the
immigration
department,
Vancouver,
sailed
by
the
Prince
George
lai
night
on
his
return
south
after
having
spent
a
couple
of
days
here.
He
had
in
his
charge
eported
to
be
seriously
n
A
J"08,
n0
ai"
the
ew'
Ywk
Yankees
bowed
to
the
cial
agent
for
the
Erie
Railroad
at
Seattle,
after
having
made
the
!
Itrip
north
to
Anyox
and
Stewart,;
disembarked
here
from
the!
Prince
George
last
evening
and;
proceeded
by-train,
this
morning
i
to
Prince
Gofge
and
Jasper
en!
route
south.
'
I
W.
0.
Hill,
chief
despatcher
Yesterday's
big
league
scores
American
League
'
New
York
5.
St.
Louis
4.
Boston
2,
Pittsburgh
I.
Brooklyn
G,
Chicago
8.
Philadelphia
2.
Cincinnati
0.
National
League
Cleveland
9.
New
Yark
7.
Chicago
9,
Boaton
5,
,
St
.
Louis
:
Philadelphia
15
Detroit
7.
Washington
5.
for
the
Canadian
National
Rail-1
ways
at
Sioux
Lookout,
Ont.,
and
st-
Lmi
,
Mrs.
Hill
and
daughter,
arrived
PUteArtrrgh,
NATIONAL
LBAGUE
STANDINGS
W.
27
2t
in
the
city
on
Wednesday
from
Chicago
25
the
east
and,
after
making
the
New
York
22
round
trip
to
Anyox
and
Stewart.
nlladelphia
21
L.
18
16
16
18
20-
f1WT.:f1
Other
llranliful
Dominion
Floor$
Dominion
laUld
linoleum
(with
th
faraout
Donolac
Pinitb).
and
Oonv
tnioa
Printed
linoleum
afford
wtda
dkniea
Indeaign
and
colour
for
evf
room.
Wonderful
wearing
qualitiea-'Coavenlent
wtdtht,
Moderatt
price.
Had
I-
Canada
imVi
MJ-thi
mtr$
of
th
fumotu
Dominion
tslll$hlp
Unoltum
&H
,
if.
-3
nirttTTi
...
.
'I
liny
Exposure
emmot
unar
iss
homuty
Put
new
comfor-
and
beauty
on
your
porch
this
summer.
Make
an
attractive
setting
for
furniture.
Enjoy
the
same
floor
cleanliness
there
that
you
do
indoors.
Dominion
Linoleum
Rugs
defy
the
weather.
Rain
cannot
hurt
Ihcm.
The
sun
will
not
fade
their
lovely
colours.
They
smile
at
the
heaviest
traffic.
Indoors
or
out,
these
durable
rugs
lend
a
pleasing
note
of
bright
fresh
beauty.
Easily
cleaned.
No
fastening
needed.
.Attractive;
.
designs,
for
every
room.
In
standard
sixes
at
popular
prices.
1
1
-.--fes.
Ask
to
see
the
display
of
beautiful
Dominion
Floors
at
House
PurnUhini
and
Departmental
Stores
Pet
.600
.681
.610
.530
.5)2
iailedUaUnightrhePrineewWW'
1
1
6m26
i
d81
fieftrge
for
Vancouver.
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iBrDdltlyir
.
,47.V
15
26
.3e
Sergeant
Walker,
district
chief
uncinnati
15
28
.849
Decree
absolute
was
granted
this
morning
by
Mr.
Justice
Fisher
in
Supreme
Court
to
R.
B.
Skinner,
who
sought
a
divorce
from
Vera
D.
Skinner
whom
h
married
in
Vancouver.
AairustH
17,
1921.
L.
W.
Patmore
acted
aa
counsel
for
the
petitioner.
The
Supreme
Court
is
engaged
this
r.fternoon
In
chamber
work
which
will
bring
the
present
ses-1
sion
of
the
Assizes
here
to
a
close
today.
LBNWlRTlili
'11.
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Friday,
June
7,
1929
GIANTS
COMING
PLAYED
A
TIE
UPIN
CONTEST,
AT
BASEBALL
Game
last
Night
Gyros
Met
Elks
When
The
fans
who
turned
out
at
last
NEW
YORK.
June
7
:-Al-,""
'
"
had
the
situation
well
in
hand
at
all
stages
of
the
game.
It
might
be
said,
in
fact,
that
these
two
were
the
whole
game,
because
Ijohlick
struck
out
1C
Gyros,
while
Haveland
was
right
behind
'ha
record,
whiffing
10
Elks.
The
Elks,
hitting
first,
lost
no
time
In
garnering
in
their
runs.
naring
three
right
at
the
kick-off.
while
the
Gyros
collected
their
fota
in
the
second
and
third
In
nings.
The
Elks
lead-of
man.
Harold,
worked
nicely
for
a
walk.
land
toolc
second
when
Skinner
lost
G.
Mitchell's
fly
in
left.
Alex
Mitchell
then
slashed
a
two-
bagger
to
left,
scoring
Harold.
and
George
Mitchell.
Dido
Gur-,
vich,
next
up,
took
three
healthy
swipes
at
the
ozone,
but
Loblick
came
through
with
his
first
hit.
and
Alex
crossed
the
rubber
with
the
third
run.
Spiro
Gurvich
and
Tit
Ford
tttw
Teun
Itian
is
tit
In!
word
in
Uxuihui
iffoimment.
Thru
Urft
utndtwi
froriJe
s
liftl,
airy
interior.
The
drit
er't
Hit
is
i)iiMt.
An
arm
rtit
Itli
Jttri
iu
tit
itntrt
of
lie
rtat'titi
3
J
the
floor
ii
JowrrrJ
to
fit
t
aJJrJ
Uf
room,
,
FORD
Stephens
ended
the
Inning
by
whiffing.
That
Inning
ended
the
Elks'
scoring,
and
when
any
man
did
get
on
after
that
first
bad
Ittning,
Haveland
tightened
up,
und.
with
good
support;
back
of
him,
came
through
nlcoly.
Gyro
Runs
Haveland,
first
man
up
In
the
second,
struck
out,
but
Gurvlch
,
could
.not
hold
4he
ball
und
Have-;
land
wns
safe
at
first.
He
thenj
stols
second,
nd
took
third
om
the
New
Yorki.
.
.
,
another
pawed
bull,
scoring
on
a
battled
"ffl"B
hit
br
MeKeown.
n
the,
ball
when
the
teams
eight
ath.
n-.ti
tu
-ruk
third
Moran
mngled
clennly
to
weatherman
did
jiot
have
his
best
rih
sto
f
ond
rd.
variety
on
hand
for
good
ball,
but
l"
Hawiand
grounder,
which
ihe
boys
just
forgot
that
little
I""88
y
Mitchell.
He
item
and
went
out
and
played
a
then
ftole
second,
and
both
men
9Coml
Mewwn
short
ini,e
on
8
Itreat
game.
After
the
runs
were
cored
it
developed
into
a
pitchers'
I
to
ntre
w"
,wa,s
out
battle
and
Loblick
and
Haveland
;ryin,?.to
teh
hit.
being
run
down
between
first
and
second.
That
ended
the
stania
and
all
the
scoring,
the
two
'hurlers
breeding
along
nicely
until
the
game
was
railed
in
the
eighth
inning,
the
fog
which
had
been
around
all
eve-".inv
then
getting
so
thick
that
the
'eiders
would
have
needed
n
ompass
each
to
find
the
ball.
Harold,
playing
center
field,
did
!oe
one
bail
in
the
fee.
which
hit
him
in
the
face,
and
he
had
to
leave
the
field.
Box
Score
Scere
by
innings
'.Iks
3000000
08
lyres
0120000
08
Umpires
II.
Menties,
balls
and
Hrlkes;
J.
Ratchford,
bases.
J.
M.
Hockln
returned
to
the
city
on
last
evening's
train
from
a
busineas
trip
to
the
interior.
Grips
with
Silent
Power
The
smooth,
rven
brik.
inp.
of
the
Ford
tar
yields
more
aJvinuflct
llun
nuximum
Mfety
at
til
times,
since
i
mkn
tires
last
longer
snj
dJs
immcssuribly
to
fidinR
ease
and
driving
comfort.
Be
sure
it
is
Salada
Orange
Pekoe
always
TEA
(Fresh
from
the
gardens
Hlesi
ProcuraMel
air
IKSnwal
Balance
gPEED
to
carry
you
along
the
wide,
clear
highway;
road
balance
to
give
you
unlimited
confidence
on
the
turns
;
brakes
to
slow
as
though
by
magic
the
flying
landscape
on
either
side
these
arc
your
passports
to
happy
motor
ing
with
a
Ford
car.
Ford
engineering
has
developed
a
new
principle
of
weight
distribution
that
gives
the
Ford
car
a
tendency
to
hug
the
road
when
travel
ling
rapidly.
The
engine,
the
heaviest
part,
acts
in
a
sense
like
the
barb
to
tlxc
arrow
in
flight.
Torque
tube
drive
transmits
thrust
to
the
front
of
the
car.
Unique
transverse,
semi-elliptlc
6rrings
and
the
finest
shock
absorbers
in
the
world,
Houdaillcs,
deliver
balanced,
smooth
riding.
Therefore,
when
speedy
travel
is
required,
the
Ford
car
develops
a
road
tenacity
hitherto
unknown
in
the
light
car
field.
LOW
UPKEEP
-The
maintenance
of
Ford
performance
is
in
keerinjf
with
Ford
traditional
given
care
and
proper
attention,
no
other
car
on
tflc
toad
may
be
driven
at
lest
cost
re
rail..)
And
the
price
of
the
Ford
car
spread
over
a
number
of
yeart
of
motoring
pleasure
and
satisfaction,
reJuces
to
an
absolute
economy
this
mode
of
com.
fortable,
convenient
transportation.
D
EMONSTU
ATI
ON
Ask
your
Ford
dealer
to
let
you
drive
a
Ford
car.
He
will
in
glad
to
take
you
out.
Select
the
steepest
hills,
the
heaviest
Uolngyou
will
be
amazed
at
the
power
at
your
command.
Head
for
the
busiest
streets.
Drive
alongside
other
cars.
Try
the
quick
getaway,
the
v
awift
pickup
in
second,
the
easy
gear
shift.
Feel
the
smooth,
sure
action
of
the.
six
brake
aystem.
A
demonstration
will
fconvlnce
you
of
the
outstanding
merit
of
the
Ford
car.
Drive
it
yourself,
there
it
no
better
test.
Also
request
your
Ford
dealer
to
show
you
the
hidden,
inbuilt
quality
featurea
of
the
car
which
make
it
so
enduring.
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you
prefcrvto
buy
out
of
income
you
will
find
the
authorised
time
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plan
offered
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