y . _ _ V I ' , I ‘A __, ___ ‘EQFQW: llil i.ii-\Ki.ial iuiuWN QUARDMN ___ - ,V_,AUE fly” t f ‘ ‘*0 “W? T‘? °°""“’Ei'“"""" Abegweit Track SP“"""@' i o

1 For.Fift_.yYeare'-Cd1l_¢d¢’ 5P0" agggfgymg=anryoo o . 0f Sports - i———* l. . ~s2s0.000.000 __ we» M9611 AIIIIOIIIICCd ' -

_ F . 1.08008. July 10-1110 Veto" - -——- ‘"11" sllvwlifliom 0"‘ ‘ ily Dixon Stewart. United Press pepuletioil ever recorded for Great (sum so the Gusrdieh) or Pioid. eunday, slay lath: lone O r u 5M cunqpongfl,” lritsin-eied the lowest birth rats WAQBINGION. July s-u ell Creek, il e- ln.: Clyde him. a .

in use past fifty yesrs-ere feetil!" the sutouioifllee driven into Ceriede p. 1a.; Kingston, 1.30 p, m. W. I. ___’ ' o“ a," ‘m ‘m, h, u”

by the United ltetes iourisis dur-

Mscwslker. Minister.

o'er-e-

Despite the edict of the United

m‘ 1g” yq-qlaiitend to end they mum fig up eraffip for 15308 miles. . rennet traffic P°""°'in the Unit- “ geese; ang Cllieda, says the rs~ port of the 170901001000 0! 9010-

-Gsneral.

with llngland and Wiles. 191101108 the census o! April as lest.

The Dwiilltlon cf crest Britsin

on euieus dsy was 44.1004». The

States Golf Association thst golf simply isn't golf unless it is played with the new “bslioon" biiil intro- duced at the start of the present

Club ,Wi11 Select Athletes For Maritime Championships-

RETURNED unit's ill-Hilton —On the eth August the led ennu- ai convention of the Royineisl Commend of the Csnedien iflieli.

F EESPEESEHtd-erozaeeranm=~rrq~n~n--.\~._

.\

.......-._.-..-.;;;2i y $4712."...- fl-rryaarrw

pepulotlen of sineieod end wales wee 80.01.31. sod of this fill!"

fdneles were in i110 111010010! 01

merethenamililcn and slit"-

wheie were 204100.081 iunsisl 4o

‘segue inslupm “an “n, M‘ 19g touring purposes. Nesrly one trensection cl business. lie the ___- me w" may might ‘t u“, m"

0 W“ 0 ° ' moth 01st m“ mow!" m" ""0" '0 0" 0"" Io" o w“! ‘rrock and field athletics hevs surprise the public on eeturdey. too-iiisht sci-um rind um- it in the United Stetes. whet the Dir. I09 008001101‘ Wm b0 m" 0‘ "o- been in the doldrums for mull July 18th. inskes little difference in soorilis- ,,,,fhj,;i°.w.,.,ffl'zgfi:,,,g,img. J31: Zixneefirsgfrftzfel; xerxyuzrsgiotd‘). . . .

I5 tothelilm"

rete is the highest

ionof

except Sweden. in the birth rete. lirtla registered were F 0.080.000- ecmpsred. with 8.281.000 in tho previous census. The present is certeinl! the lowest birth "00 i0 belt e emtury- :~ .. "Dediite the feet islet the rnsr- stege rste lies been well meintein- ed. particularly at the r0008" I000 at which the bulk of births occur." gyg e11; report, "grid despite the nirther {not the sxcclli-imiil 905i?- war spurt in the birth rote itself lied only Just pessed it! miiidmiim st the beginning oi the dccennium. the tots! births registered pro s million end s. quarter lower than in the preceding period. which covered the wsr years when the birth fflfifljlnk $197013 never be~ . fore recorded. l, ' "The mil signi csnce o! the fell will be but dinuyepprecisted for many yeers. Any tclrilloflry satie- reeelmi felt in the reduction c! the number of unproductive mouths to be filled during the present period oi economic stress must sooner 0t ‘later be qualified by realization cf the more profound secular issues involved." And the proeont rste is definitely ‘insufficient to msintein s stetionlrv D°Plllstion in the fu-" ture. PARTIAL SET-OFF SEEN As a pgrtisl set-off against the

gest em recorded. "P10101100!

This record of In! sountry for which reoords ere I.- vsiiabl with thtprobebls except-

lgimn. lut the almost unbroken fell in the birth retecauses the country new to renk lower then any other

meme. “involves e l!!!" I'M" 03'

ture then that between enll other two countries in the world- Inliiliithetewsioiiveeadsheli million eers imported inifl 90-000!-

partlpent of Commerce is most in- tergghd in regarding i)!!! toteis is money spent. United Btetee vie- itors in Censds. it is estimated, spent more tbs-n $200,000,000. Cen- sdiefie cornice w the United states spout slightly less then one fourth thst much.

e - I ' Lindbergh Will Stop A: Ottawa

'\

(Celnedian Press)

NEW YORK. July s-Oolonel Charles A. Lindbergh tonight esid he and Mrs. Lindbergh planned to siop st Ottewa endsolrle other Canadian points on their wsy to the Orient. Stops will be medo at Royal Canadian Mounted Police stations in North Western Canada, for fuel. but aside from Ottawa, no Cenodinn cities will be visited, he seid.

Seadromee To Dot Atlantic‘

(Cseedien Press) " AKRON, Ohio, July §—'I‘he firs o1 eight seedromes. proposed men meds islands to dot the Atlantic at intervals o1 350 miles between the United Ststce and Greet Brit- ain, will be constructed cff the east

3.551.. will be held st the legion Home. Charlottetown. st three o'clock p.m., when dslsgetse from the various branches will be prls~ entiortheeieotionelofficerserid

Strong committees have been form- ed to assure the success of the slthorihe- The neeion lend will be present with s special prep-sums. Colonel A. C. Peeks is chsirmen of the entertainment committee. To ooverexpeneesachergeofonedoi- ler is being mede. Tickets cen be had from Kerry A. lleobougell, cheirmen of the ticket committee. or from other members of the Le- gion. As returned men of ell units do not often hsve the opportunity o! setting together for story sod sollg it is fully expected trons the interest being taken thst the affsir will be largely attended. Ooniepn boys peck up your troubles in your old kit beg and loin the gsng on the night of the seventeenth enni~ versery of the deolsretinn or war by the Illripire.

PEI-SONILS

Mrs. E. E. Mcltenus end her son, of Memrenicook. Ire st pru- entouthelslencbons touring trip.

ltev- it. It. John, of the 05mm. ic Church IlKiAli-llotl. Ohlcego. snd iomoriy o! the Basilica stsi! in this ‘buy. bee srrived to spend s three weeks’ vocation and is re. solving e warm welcome from his numerous friends.

n’!!! 31G IIOVINCIAL IX- HIBITION of 1981 eonuiisneeslidon by. August 11th and continues until Frill! light. Biggest prise list in history. Fastest and beet

Events.

years in Charlottetown. end the Abegweits once dominating the Mar itimes no longer occupy the; en- viable position.

The Red slid Bleak colors, how- ever, ere goine to put in an appeer shoe at Moncion on August 6th., when all that i‘s crest in the three provinces will dispute in sprints jumps. end other events. Prepcreiory to the Monoton gam- es the Abegweits today announce e Trsck end lflcld gsthering st the C. A. A. A. groiuids on Beturdsy. July 10th. There ie s plentituda cf youth here reedy to go out for eth- letic honors seriously. ‘None of them are outstanding stars, because they heve never hed enough com- petition to reeling their possibilities or defects.

Now that these boys have some- thing Ahead of them, they will do conscientious training and, perhaps

And Run ”Clla rge

Arrested st Borden es one oi the principals in an automobile leccid- ent outside st. John lest Monday end in which Mrs. lyivis Grant oi Raymond. New Ksmpshire was in- iurod. Mr. l". s. McNeil a native o! llopeiield, P. l. I. but now of New York City, hes been exonersted from the "hit end run’? conduct el- leged.

The investigetion held in St.

Cleared or wit‘

List Of Senior . And Junior

Most or the Aberweiu’ bros-rem is given over to the seniors. but the juniors have riot been forgotten. The meet is open to residents of the Island.

LIST Ol‘ EVENT!

100 yard Doom-Open

220 Yard Dash-Open

440 Yerd Dsshq-Open

B80 Yard Dosh-Open

l Mille Run-Open

Running High Jump-Open Pole Vault-Open ~

i6 lb. Hemmer-Open

Putting id lb. Shot-Open Discus-Open

1-4; 1-2; 1 Mile Bike Races-Open 120 Yerd Hurdles-Open

220 Ycrd Dash-Junior

Running High Jump-Junior Running Broad .lump_lunior 1-4 and 1-2 Mile Bike Races- Junior

-__

SPRINGFIELD. Mess. July 10- Cite worthy. a bsy mere. owned by Frank D- Whitccmb of this city sud driven by Jimmy smell. mod to] streight hest victory in the 2.18 trot this afternoon. the eioeili! eevnt of the Bey Stete Circuit's stsy on the llsstern lteios Bipo- sltion ovel. The summery:

AT SPRINGFIELD

nrree-yesr-eld (2 in s). rune 81.000 Short l-iillfi, be by m. Mc-

Bay State Races i.

season. thousands oi players still are using the heavier end livelier bell of previous yesre.

LOOKING

’EM OVER

The new bsilcon bell is highly unpopular with evcrego pisyers, even though the professionals end

The "dub" players, who make up 00 per cent oi the golfing popu- lece. find the new bell e distinct hsndioep and meny of them have returned to the old bell.

Players Vote For Old Bell

Two New York clubs, Sivvsnoy end Green Meadows, took polls end found that more than 95 per cent of their member favored the old bsll. Directors than decided thst the clubs should be run for the pleasure c! the members rather then to suit the whims of the U. B. G. A., snd approved the use of the old bell in ell club competitions. Green Mee- dows went eve: further and pisns sn investigation tourney in which the old bell will be the approved spheroid.

Many other clubs have continued to use the old bell without sriy "bsllyhoof end the Central Ohio Golf Association notified the U. S. G. A. thst its member clubs were ‘ignoring the official ruling mekirlg the “beiicoli bell" the only legal bell.

All of the prominent manufac- turers discontinued mskins the old boll under an ogreemezf. with the U. S. G. A.—the increased profits on the sole of new equipment which players were told was necessary to secure maximum results with the new bell more then offsetting the expense of changing their boll man- ufacturing machinery.

Further Chenge Likely

Many smell manufacturers, how-

BY TEC

Woitviiio some lsstnight were el- cven dollars and some cents. Very discouraging to promoters stsnd to lose before the season is over.

THE CANADIAN TENNIS SIT- UATION

A very common question lemon people is: Why does Cidnlida, not rank higher in Davis Cup compet- ition? Probably the moat obvious reason for the Dominion! failure in Davis Cup play is due to the short season. This very fact alone is in itself sufficient to explain the question. At the very most, the ion- nis season in Toronto starts about the middle of April and lasts till the middle of November, seven months. and after the inclement weather at the beginning and toward the end of the season prevents play at that time. Toronto is apparently the only city in Canada. where play can be had even then. Montreal, of course, hos its magnificent Indoor Club. which allows the players ell-year- round play. It is undoubtedly true that in order to develop high-class tennis players it. is imperative that they should play s11 year.

Nor is the short season the only hsridicsp that exists and places the Canadian tennis player at such e dlsedventsge. There is besides the

who

The ebove is s. big gate compar- ed with whet the local City League teams get.

Canadian uwn Tennis and Bad- minton comments as follows on the tennis situation in Csada:

carving up Austris-l-lunflry after.

The Czechs and sloveks are de- scendants of the rencient kingdom of Bohemia, and are endeavoring in an uphill way to preserve the herrltage iind carry on the trsdlts ions of that musical comedy countrj By e decree or tennis authorities they are to be barred from BXPTCII ing approval and disaprovsl es the games are in progress. That rulini seems g little harsh. The Bohemi. ions were always noted for theil gaiety and lightheartedncss. The‘ would far rather laugh, tslk, shout dance, drink beer end generously ei joy themselves than work for e. liv- ins- $0 would we as e. mutter or

8 fact. Their descendants the Czechs,

are bent in the same direction. Alec the Slovaks.

GEORGE EARNSHAW IN “IRON-

hilltop the Philadelphia. Athlei defeated Washington yesterday

7 the American League to five and halt games. Esrrishew, beaten i! Sunday, allowed only eight hi but it was not until theseveieth , ning thst the A's curls with three runs to sslt way ‘ victory.

ago and S. Louis econ mgfle teen hits, the White Box wig by l0 to 8. The game went tw innings. Welter Stewart, listed until the ninth, when B. hitter Kimsey replaoed him-i hit a. homer to tie the score. r soy then tool: over the piiobin les. and was eventually

MAN" ROLE

With George Eamshnw on t

to 3, and lengthened their lend

In the other game pleyed

bXa

l‘ P ~ _ coast o: the U. B. next spring, Ccp- J m, b o m, t V,

it? ‘d: "dam" m bmhs u“ dam‘ "as thin H h Dimcen Grsrit mcteoro- “u”. Wm 0010910“- Tl" I00“ o mu‘ o“ ‘he e den“ m“ Elwyn (“ma”) a 1 1 ever, ere “bC0tllSBlIiB" the illegei » with the defeat. - .

_ “Nd w," more “m, hm l mum,“ 118 m, Mgflgll 1mg gwppgd u“; m, foot thst it is very difficult to get

prequel thrilling wnmlevlllg u“, g Why Not. be (Becker) 1 3 1°,- -

n,’ I “w” mm m em," o, t,“ W0 logical consultant to the promoters ll" common and n" h“ Mme m‘, b M golf bell, end with the demand good competmon ,,, Canada, The In the Notional the St. Iouis csrd gigs oi Dream,‘ wwea, “ma, of the m-oiect unbounded todsy- "'0 mi" "NWW- ‘l0 ""0 "i! gum, Wm“, who Wm h, a L“ J°““m"' ° ‘ °' a ‘ W" 0'00"‘ “mm-ii”! ‘mi’ l‘ l‘ resultls that if epic-yer is to devel- m“ b°w°0 0W1“ "0 “lo ‘$00080 of . on,‘ nmnflwa, mac,“ o, Grunt, visiting here predicted thet M33?“ “i! W‘ W ‘I'll u, "an" m. Mane“, much,“ 0".“ I expected that the larger mcriufso- 0p he mu, so m me varmus tour“, Cubs, and the race become e. wide- ‘iiitilgitl '-' more then 10 per cent which if sl- “thin “ ye“ kw‘ m” 9mm“ ‘u “h "u “u” u‘ u“ Gm!“ M corroborated version of the mis- Bu” om“, b! m.“ 2 3 s tun" “so Wm nuke bu’. o! u“ moot-s in the United States, True, d9"! lffflir- The double win sent thg h. i‘ z mm” b, mm ,0, ,',',c,,,,,,,¢ M, the first sesdmme the other‘ seven the Guif- Tell yeisr friends about hm "m" a a old stsnderd site eny weisnt avsil- m,” u, a m, ‘W, “nunamenm Bruins beck into third place, whlle l ff! : d be I Mo ed m“, Md," m“, Wm 1,, m. the dates. Arielle your holidays Th t simmoidw- i “*3 ° able. ,,, Cm“, when, a person m, 8,, the Brooklyn Dodgers, who went to "

m 3 an num rs of popue n expos n" m,‘ “m, u e wo cars collided in passing calumet Berthg. (Neilson) e 6 , n, bu, “m, ' - m f u, i, ,0 m mmsenm a, Mucum, ,,, pleted end e. trons Atlantic eir v of fun end edu- and m, 0mm o, bum h“ no, u a a H Pilrthor obs-rise n o M Qompeflflqn and excellent ex. o our rims. are only three end lee _' mmmfw o, more m“ ,0 p” can," 1m, m opgngmg Th, gum-meg, cation. J. W. lollies. lecrstem y“ b,“ Pym,’ M, M,.~e,,, ah Tm°"a‘n" a‘ ' '1 ‘ lievcd certein before next season. pe,.,,,,,ce_ bu, these w, m,” and m. o. half games behind the lesguq 51'»? 5 affords nothing but satisfaction." °"’" “m” mlm“ "m m" ‘ °""'°""'°""' r‘ " '- “ sorts that the other eer swerved in son Pace (Three Hosts) rem ssoo Th‘ U‘ s‘ G‘ A‘ u "Wad w be “W” ‘- ‘cadets’ The 6mm’ '“'“‘°"'“p‘ m 3 m, "p0,, w‘, "I, mdkmm a d‘_ six sore deck which will be ‘i0 M mm“ mm ma m“ ‘h 1m ‘ . 1d "h bh b Pe-tu ready to beck down on its edict end l trail the champions by three games, ff, ' "me advame u, the "m", “may feet above tho weter suriface or w“ . m, a p“ 0° c ' y 1 i elreody is experimenting with many ENGU“ PLAYERS 55mm) Today New York plisys gt’. Phile- a: o, m, mum, as s, gnome so feet higher then storm weves. c" luéredcfigfirlzufidsrht‘ 1'1,“ ‘mg: amgfigggdagg,“ g a a new,typcs o! bell. 5113mm dolphin. and Brooklyn st Boston. \. , ___ ' Th. ggsdrcmeg will be buoyed by l ‘"00 "i" -- ' rt is expected thst the 1932 bell The Dodgers face s. tough design- g?‘ : “ff,” égflmggzfepuxfifi .1: teriks extending 4o fest below =0 “Prism but the New aempsbire Willis ,<?'""»°0~ ‘=00 ‘KW will incorporate the best dentures o," ,,, mu“ m, cam,“ o, merit, but they should Whip the u: .-' 3'. m. mfflmfl, “kw,” by m, the surfsos. Bellistie tsnks tilled __- "Y "mlimod cousin: psinful m- gins) a s o, ,,,,.--,,,u.,,n-~ bell and its PM‘ Czechoslovakia, enforced silence will Blows in “do "Yioo- The 011""- {ifi 5 - rstlon in th i?) ears “n.1,, n. with pig iron and giving the ses- ""5119" J-EAW-‘Pho iiir- "m" i" ‘h’ M? "i" i‘ 0°“ 10 °*“"‘“°°"" m‘ ‘Lam’ ecr-uor. brine u large es the prcs- reign when the English Davis Cup despite the lowly position c! the» ti L c,” amount’: w 5,7000 Th,‘ w" dmmu m,“ “mm”, w,“ “w,” eotors end delegetos to the ennusi m. 8'?‘ “h” amen} Hupufl m!‘ ‘m a 1 a ent bell snd es heavy l8 0119 "WW teem takes to the clay 1n another Phillies, may have their troubled :2: l lower th i 1th r. th w, 177 feet downwsrd. 1000010! of the Fox Breeder-g “we. 1011M from e broken leg end e. M"F'"‘ G"“‘m' bm bell oi previous years. European zone tennis tournament. curios t0 tho 00°" ""000 "id m“ 3o : .; Omani“ gfqfmzm, mp2,"; l ~ lotion ioit Bummmidc on rridey g'°““°: "b- 00' i‘ not» however. Mfssmff; (s""',""'" Z i Z --—-——-— (when o... .111... pew... .m-ree heavy hittiniz o1 their opponents- | 1 mQl I ~ noon anon-rem: mernins well blessed with their "Y "18"- - 3'5 : “mmte W“ °*P°“°0°0 “i” M, Mr. McNcill visited tne _ Funny v.11 (0000000) - 4 0 0 UNSDIKABLI.‘ non comm KING ranoml, “u, USE wM-m “u, 9mm,“ wolgygg 3am . Meny of them took the op- uniort 1°“ Z 1' ,°,”,,‘,’§."“°T. texigipertgusb. hi‘: 2:,“ -- poriunity of visiting the serpen- “W0 l“? W0" continuing ilis B" "'9 9"“ A 01°95!“ NEW 0mm’ FOR. BROADCAST WINS BET WITH STAT! ii - r b“ PF - "i ' r icurn ow u. z-is rrei. Puree ssoo smn, n- irnsrs FLOATING ___. . ; __ _ , sumo, my, July 1o__(u,p_).. merltei iiiox Ranch end some of the '7 ° “1004- —'—i

ii. : .. plmumy ma“ m m” o‘ “pm House end epertment hunting in beauty spots near Bummersideag Bis Minds end relatives will re- om wmhy’ hm b’ m“ '_" IDNDON. July iil-ili-P-i-Kinz LEBANON. 0., July 10—(U.P.)- °f,, 3 ~ ‘on’ ma’, m; “ma; on. Q; m, m“, joice thst Mr. ‘McNeil. here on s ‘worthy (“my ‘ " ‘ P5315’ ‘nay ikwh“ “mud u’ George will use a. brand new micro- A. R- Pusey. Cincinnati. W011 "m?

. s. 2 . n‘ "ch “g1” u” Wpummfl 1' mpmluar "m" mwpumhdb __‘un" mm,“ ncuw__ bolidsy visit. hes been sleeved of Honymod mawmbh “m” b‘ m wmhb“ ‘m? “M”! w“ phone when he opens the King er, has won his gamble with the a... greater then in i021. except-hie "ma" ot-m‘ “Jute”. “n” ‘M Th‘ ma“! New, o! m. ‘ummu- u,‘ unnmkd ma“ m N" oilfield) s I e tested on the lske at Vichy in the Geo,“ 305mm a, num,’ Jun, m m“, o, 01,10 “q g richer b] m , South Wales. Attention is elso “ma” “yo”. m‘ “amp” M’ Emu“ chum‘ n“ “h”, Yo“ h. mnduou . bum.“ u Horton, brg (Rodney) 2 s d presence of an officiel Commission I, replaces the one whm, he has about, ‘mom L. , .. AIIIWI! to I Withwud mm’ m, bung 1awg went, into gum w" h.“ m nun‘ w hum,‘ contractor Volsrio, chg (beonsrd) . s 6 2 o! French nevel engineers todsy. med m, a number of unpmtan, °c_ Pony had Qubmifljgd bids fog

5 m’ “mun” ‘m’ ‘mm m m‘ ‘uflnoueing facilities heve beoo- me m- Ds-vid Lei e ygho 3 l‘ ' P°m°'°“°' b‘ ‘mqdhm’ ° ‘ ‘ Ti“ "00- m‘ 10 “"1"- 0" cesions. drilliri8 wells oil o rioto il-Ym- o"! n Z " m.“ o! w p“ mm London u acute sim ly beceuse there are not eque The nil‘ y. n ‘d. fishers-l: C. I. Lidetene Asriu Cal "m" “mum h“ (ma. summon-d by m “mm: “mud Th0 0°" mmmphime» "M00 h“ “"0 b“ "my h“ W“ "MM i . 1'1 I AK‘ "W1"! m" "much '7 u“ “W”? em ‘h ha“. “amen” w a d thucg? on“, m‘ ma. lent end W. H Donald-S ~ or) e ii 5 Chcrtrsin, who hsd been s coking been apeclglly pfepgyed gm- m; ex- because it was claimed they were ' 1,‘, E o; _ oi‘ rilrii cross ls o! tho wwiis in "5 m d .32‘ d ‘ z ’ ‘l’ “"1 "P "@010! ' ' ' Time-MO l-I. 2.11. 2.11 s-i. for 2o years, to interest the author- elusive m h“ sum mums, Wm, m, hlgh_ succwm gonflrgrgwfl had} do» g South woiee and the north 01m;- supply; m: em m m all‘ ou door sport. A large num- PERSONALS ities in his invention. The boat had m, ma, Cypher h, go“, I, m,“ dflned [our “mes u, dgpthg e1 14s b; ‘on lend. It is we early yet to discuss Erma. es heve sprunl up h e of ps-rents and children end 53pm“ gummy; n m,“ o; m“, num md h, m". on a chmmmmqflated pedesm, M, m“, m‘, mum, m “m,” 11,’: , whey“, m, n“ "untaflm m“, ou every room in every o- others ettended. A deinty supper _M" G “imam” IUROPEs WOOD actor wes e. diminutive Atlantic “mung a, 5,1,,“ pane], embemeh- when Pcsey offered to gsmbid. _ . iiel ; _,=_ whether ghlg new orlepgpgum mug. tel is occupied. Virtueiiiy every wes served by the lsdies which was "m" Quark“ o, s "d "w -——— iinor- . ed with the royal arms ingold on that if he failed to produce e well ' 0;: 3 s definite change in the country's 00.000100" 000W hos wotiris iist-i- thoroughly enioyed-a. mm“ w‘ Mutmilmmt, orlide m WASHINGTON. June l0—(U-P.) One of the chief rlsvsi engineers whm, w“, be enema, me dam g,,,,,,,, 5,, gallons o, Wm, g mm.‘ y "1 4; industrial structure and orgsniu- fi°i0lsnlf0 P100123 0°"! i" °°md°rl —— 5.0km,‘ "'84 ' m“. u‘ —A survey of the European mar- received the task of trying to sink when the 155mm...“ 1s “$9,; , ute he would ask no pay. ho W" i ' m; :2 _ mm such mducgn” u n, w“. and ophouses have sprurls up -EXPERIMINTAI. IOXRANCB ' ' ' kets for Americen lumber in an it. It was rolled over to en sngle Th, 0,18,“, mmrophone huh,” givgn e, chance. ~ - dre ~_ ; porous just now sppeer to be ic- "10001800- . REPORT-By the courtesy of Dr. effort to handle some of the sur- of e5 degrees, and the engineer - He icked his own location and; me Th so m I, m mo“, . _M,-, and m.‘ Henry uwmm to reserved for the Kings use has P m 5 --: ‘am 1,, m, mm“, o; m, ma“. e u em so o 1's C. Ennis smith, super-infirm“; e1 otyawwn Mm‘ u‘ mum m. plus lumber crested by domestic drove a hole in one side below the history engflved on m, gold and drilled for two weeks, at the on ' 3i - polls and us. mpuernent ed pcpuia- fiilool Ill lvliilbio P0110100! 00 the Iiirperimental m: Ranch, lum- m.“ ma‘ m m. 3 over-production is being msde by waterline. other holes followed. end 511v" c“, 1,, m, dam o; m, many or which time he struck water. j ere your tien. which eppesre to be sosiiswtiet Iiiiotrsoill so" Rollo w "ooii- reel-side. copies or the report o! the o, w. w , u“ mm‘ "”" Axel H. oxholnl. director o! the still the model refused to sink- It mt. and natfqhal event, 1,, whm, s. depth or la-z feet. The well yield-g ,',','; . wooipltsie. msy be followed by s oiidl- toiodso ovomisiit touristi- ranch. covering the years ms, me 0mm,“ ‘m "r “"- Netionsl Committee on Wood qtu- floated only e hslf inch lower in if, h“ figured. ed 400 gallons e. minute for ell 0,. -_- reeeiloh, _ The Oheinbsr c! Qommoroo “i; end 1930, were distributed to eh. “m” °' '“"‘m'"‘0°'0 izeticn. ~ s the water. hours, ' ° " . london, the sprswiing giant or msirine I vlllliit 050i’?- ‘0 "m members o: m. may“ N w, __ no will present the mull; h; hi; Th"; men stood on n», ml it was 1- 30,, . _________.___