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Dramatic Story of Mistake Has Been’

, E‘:TEErEAu¥RUST How the North Pole Made in Appoint-l i ‘_‘°‘,°““°°‘ HALEAX’ “s: . Dirigible Met its ment of Viscount l §"'g'°‘?°€_'2.'"hrounrr_ imfiilgtm Tragic Fate 0n May Byng as Police Com-i ‘if Miler. (Adrianna-war "ram-ll \ Li 25. g l missioner. I

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. ‘WW W w‘ LCNDQN, July 5. —- In its lead- - ROME, July 6.—~'I‘he dramatimlng editorial today the Daily EX-l 0' S V . l.

ible Italia met its tragic fate 011 the appointment of Viscount Byng. May :5, while returning to Spil-Z- former Governor General of Can- bergen from the North Pole, is reqada, as Commissioner of the Mot- vcaled in a new official report which i-opolitan Police to succeed Sir Wil- > has been received from General iiam Horwoed, who is retiring. Umberto Nobile. "Nobody questions his splendid; This report admits of the theory war record," the Express says. but . l that the Italitrs gas-bag caught fire one man can lead only, one lifle. after the stern compartment in Sinte the armistice what hais which nine men, including General histexpegence? Hfagiriligralhliind C“ Ncbiie were working, had dropped P95 ° Dvemm tha/Ki "u, upon the ice'. At the same time the Eda. l! F05?’ 1h Which 9-H h~ - G l 5 id that he beneved that representative, he escaped the no:- theneral ma“ of dense black Smoke mal criticism of most public serv- wkflcfiotge Survwors of his group saw ants. But for his unfortunate rc- i ‘ arising, might have been caused by ilaizghenge ilgiléllilwscggntp§vflitjy the burning of fuel reservoirs which v - Q - had fallen or been thrown overhear purposely. In this case he felt that the six men carried off in the bat;

story of how the North Pole dirig- press indicates it greatly regret-n

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l ——— lAngeles A. C., distance 153 ft. 6 1-4 ' The Summll-Il’ 11610)?! was ‘OYWBT- inches; second Frederick E. Weickci- ded to Mr. S. F. Doyle. City. iffllll New York A. 0., distance I50 feet, Mr. Fred Keliyfiwhu attended the} 3-4 inches; third, James Corson, American Olympic trials atlhe HaTflOlympic Club, distance 14s feet, vol-d Stadium. Gambrldse. Mm- Mr o a-4 inches;; fourth, John E. An-' Kelli m m“ 19W?!‘ 58y! it W58 hhfi derson, Cornell University, distance, most wonderful athletic meet he has 145 feet’ 7 lnchm

evcr seen or ever hopes to see. The summary:

200 METERS FINAL HEAT

THROWING lfi-LB. HAMMER

Won by Edmund Black, Newark, A. C., distance 166 ft. 4 in.; second, Kenneth Caskey, Newark A. 0., dis-

a. peaceful close. Now at. the age of sixty-five. after two years or more,

won by Charley Borah’ Los An!‘ well-earned idleness or of ‘irksoniel

aeles. A. 0.; second. Charley Ped- tance, m2 n. o a-4 in.; third, Don- may sllll be llafe- . n 1,,» Crepe De Clicnc Pure (i iv, l, r r - ."l ,7 l, dock. Los Anaclcs. A. 0.; third aid s. Gwinn, Illinois, A. c., dlst- The seneral reported that the mo- ggelgpslggjfeg; 35,35, Y§";dp,°,:,,,,,,,‘ . gm‘ an sh M105 regruhl, ,1 ’ . “(SHIN i” A ,4- Jackson Scholz. New York, A. 0.; amp, 161mg; 7-3 in_;; fourth Frank ment of the catastrophe he feared demanding the maximum of com, u . ‘ r l , ._, < bligcigl _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ fourth. Renry Cumm-illls. Jr., New- N. Conner, Yale University, distance 50ml? 0i the Bfilllps 0i Vail/es mighi centrated hard work ' $1 . 95 . SDQCISI . . . .$1 .49 ark, A. 0. Time—21 2-5s. i159 ft., 6 7-8 in. ‘have remained open because of ice “We feel very Stréngly them h,“ i’ 1 l i .___._ _.__._-__ JAVELIN riinow limd mdered me enveloif attindailfi been a. mistake on both sides and l, P111193’ DQ111119. i318 "h1g6 , ' 30°“ METERS sTEErLscmwE .lgcvfgfl?,,§“f,,§‘§§§,;{,§_ 21:25:25“. vhlyr-llltiisfilghlhisliléggg c _ of patterns. Itogulai" Won by Creth B. Hines, George- Final-Won by William O. Spen-lni hastened off but had time to go f?’ gTgaf magnificent fo-rce_ m), $1. 25 . Special . . . . .790 town University, distance 202 ft. 1‘)’l cer. Chicago. A. A.: ;second, John but a few yards before the cccu- Metropolitan Fume shculd have m, E [iwnnnms Hui," 1nd,“. “Bi” 1.._,,,._,_ or mm ins.: second. Charles HEYIOW. Los L. Montgomery, University of Penn; pants of the rear compartment were its head a young {mm of enthusi- I LOi; Silk CTGDQS {Hid Fan- , ~ - ..-' . h A i ' ' ~. i v Angeles. A. c., distance 201 m, a 1-8 third, Melvin .1. Dalton, Seton Hall hurled upon the ice below. w“ mmafive and vision conmlned ~ R, _ b. _ . 1P1 h-ip lllililllilllL-Z Illiiib‘. U)"; '» (luulill. ins.;; tiiird, Arthur W. Sager, Bos- College; fourth, Walter T. Gegan,‘ “Thereafter, reflecting after the driving, form» _, _ , Cy "lyoniir 1g hinge 0i (joatjn "5 etc _ _ _ H ALF PRK)‘: w" 5- 5-» disllm“ 9°° "~ 3 ‘"54 New York A- C- Tlihe. 9 mlns. 85 fall," General Nobile continued, 1 _____’_....__-_ colors. Regular $1.75. h ’ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " fourth, Lee M. Bartlett, Albion Col- 4-5 secs. came to exclude the pgsslbfllty of Special 98 .___ lege, distance 198 ft. 10 3-4 IDS.’ gas escapmg from the valves and ' - - - - - - - - - - - - c (New national championship rec- RUNNING HIGH JUMP [lonsidered l; much more probable , . . ' mid)" . i that the bags were torn, several cir- RelnnaiitS, IIiJIf I HCC, s r M lluwf“ ‘a’ Rgbfllltvgklflhlsi» slahfvrd cumstafices leading me to think so. l ] big assortment Silks, I p lng! a I nvers y. egi .5 n.; second, , . ', - - , . RUNNING‘ BROAD JUMP Charles E. McGiniiis, Chicago A. Auggfi, ‘@215 tliifecirsiiiéiuisrhurdilscrliiiig- ., Suitlngb! imi-tmiliir Ci"? “m1 S rinv u, 1 M. ‘L . ..... (l .1 . . l ‘l ,. height 8 f, 5 m. mm, Ham“, M. , HALF PRICE p __, .l( a. [Can J()ii|ll etc, w 11-. won by Edward B_ 115mm‘ Gear. Osborn‘ Illinois’ C" ' - ~ing in its shock with the ice more , ! _

height 6 ft.i 4 m’: fourth, Ben Hedges, Jr., New than two tons of weight in persons

,York A. 0.. height 6 ft. 3 in. King won the jump-off.

gia Tech., distance 25 ft. 11 1-8 ins. (new world record); second, Alfred l-I. Bates,.Penn. State College, dis- tance 24 ft. 2 1-2 ins; third, Dehart Hubbard, Public Recreation, Cincin-i nati, distance 2a n. 11 l-z ins.;l fourth, Edward L. Gordon, Jr., Iowa‘ City, distance 23 ft. 6 3-4 ins.

and material, momentarily lighten- ed and rose up. In fact we saw it ‘fly, a prey to the winds, at an angle ,cf 110 degrees and soon after it dis- appeared among the clouds. Won b Lee Barnes, Los An cl é “Them ‘S no doubt m- my "mid rA_ c" might J Secgonfhtthat the Italia was able to remain William Droegemueller," Northwcst-‘m the a" Only . a short time be‘ lam University’ height 13 u.“ 9 mmcausc, as it continued to lose gas, it lth1rd_ Sabin Cam Yale’ height “must have descended. Moreover at n n. a in.; fourth, Chas. lvlcclnnlol$9gglsltellétfgléhi:gsfxifoihviagwsgé; 11 8-4 in.; second Harlow P. Rot-Chicago A A" height 13 n’ 6 m to pass along the dirigibie‘s beam. 118R. Bmnmrd University. distance: I-Ie regarded us with stupefled eyes,‘ 49 It. B 1-2 illuhes; third. John‘ but was absolutely unharmed. In fiufifk, this 3528:2198); A. f0" gliflizglfie. won by Jere w_ Ray‘ Illinois A view of his experience, there is no ee - n0 65; Oul‘ . T“ .; sec , , _ doubt that he must have tried to C. W.’ Krenz, Stanford University, 5,00,, glifbfltifflilrqvgéi eggrgralcausc a descent of the bag as dlslflhve 49 feel? 3-4 lhchefl- Milrose A. A., N. Y.: fourth, John rapidly as possible. knowing that C. Zola, Chicago A, A, Time gglmfthe wind was taking the dirigible 28 2-5s. lfar from the earth. ~————<O> "Based on these three considera- Fer blasting when: heavy ghgckswinns, I COIIOIUCICd that_ tIiG Italia lire undesirable a process has bggnlmust have been able to remain in ,devclcpcd in Germany using water the air only about a half Flour at ipumpcd intc specially prepared bor-‘lhe most. and at the speed of the ings under a pressure of 400 atmos- wind could not have been blown

pheres, imorc than 20 or 30 kilometres.

POLE VAULT

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LONDON, July 9.—Now that they Canadian Parliamentary Irilflilgfil-i tlcii Committee has completed its. inquiry, writes Commissioner David Lamb in the Daily Telegraph, Pre- mier Mackenzie King has a (He?! opportunity to lift Canadian immi- gration aiid settlement on to a high level away from consideration of question of detail. to a bold, gener- cus and comprehensive policy born of foresight and vision. fSucli a policy is not only necessary in Call-i oda but in the whole Empire." he; says. . l ' In Australia, Commissioner Lamb continues, there is evidence of an‘ increasing desire to “broaden out" on the subject of Elnpirc settle-l ment, and recognition of the dang-l ,crs lurking iii the pressure 0i 110ml", laiion in other countries whilc vast; jrich areas remain undeveloped; and ;there is an inclination to take risks‘ “several days “m”. the disaster I to help the Mother country. When

PUTTING l6-LB. SHOT

Won by H. Herman Brix, Univer- sity of Washington, distance 50

10,000 METERS RUN

500-METERS RUN

Won by Leo Lermond. B. A. A.;| I second Macaulcy L. Smith, B. A. A.; third, David Abbott, University of Illinois; fourth, Charles Haworth, Penn. College. Time-SZ 4-5 sec.

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University of Washington: second;

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Final Heat-Won by Frank Cuhel Iowa State; second, Bob Maxwelki; Los Angeies A. 0.; third, Morris Pfihquite, Drake University; fourth gla- Lawrence, Mattapan. Time -'

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I b u i, b l v u. t Jhistoric lukewarmncss in the mat- t , ihfhlsririlhgligliilthot iltiid iirocl i" °i °’,“ig{f“3{‘- Lfbg‘ (if “° 1°“; M er openy 0s e; n ec some o‘ Charlotte own I ‘ziacigijigidhz? 322:? g fgimxl: the Labor statesmen sec the pract- Final-Won by Lloyd Hahn, B. A. H t l (b ldcgcent In m“ case one could have ical and political possibilities of a A: second. Earl Fuller. Olympic 0 e " ' ‘u’... the dirigible might have fol- big Empl" “Instinctive policy. Any- Club; third, Ray B. Watson, Illin- i llen without catching fire mm that how, no party can escape or evade oia A. 0.: fourth, John F. Sittiil. nopflpm" Chicago, A. A. Time—l min. s1 z-s ‘

r 800 METERS RUN

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on an axis of 110 degrees over a dis- tance of 20 kilometres. If, unfort- lunately. the smoke column was pro- fduced by the dirigibleu burning. then her enormous skeleton. many metres high and 106 metres long

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TIIROWING IBCUS Won by Clarence .I>Iouaer.1»°5 00000;ooo-o000000¢0°'°"'

The annual Examination cf Well-i ington Station Sdiool was held on’ Fridayn June 29. A great nunber of parents and visitors were present. The teacher was assisted in examin- ing the different classes by Inspector Marian Gallant, Domitien Gallant, Andrew LeCiair, Mrs. Josephine Gal- lant and Miss Beatrice Arsenauit.

- At the close of the examination prizes were distributed to the pupils

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We are sorryto learn of your dec- Village Green School was held on ision not to continue as our teacher Friday aftrnoon, June 29, with four- nnd we earnestly pray that your fut- ten visitors present. ure fields of labour will be ever as you desire. We ask your forgiveness the various subjects by their teacher. for any pain we might have causedjviiss Helen Doull_ assisted by Mia-aver, Irene Mitchell. 'you, due to any misbehaviour or Avis Noy, answered promptly and other-mm, ‘ correctly. l Kindly accept. dear teacher, thisi The following program was then lrmull gift as a token of remembr- pleaslhaly rendered. ‘ance and bestlwisheaof theatudents Motion Song-A Song of Canada. "or Wellington. l by the school-