Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - May 4, 1920, Winnipeg, Manitoba Relieved of watch j Goulet of St. Boniface was the possessor of a id watch valued at sunday night he was in Winnipeg and relieved of the valuable time and his three. Helping housing problem on building within certain fire limits to help adj pc the under consideration Ait a meeting of the civic fire and Light committee yesterday Throe. Mostly fair and mild. Winnipeg tuesday May 4, 1920 rises 5.00 . Bftts . Moon Iete 5.55-. Thirty pages nes of the Early Days reproduced in Hudson s Bay Vigeant anticipated pageant attracts thousands to the red riven in morning and to the lower fort in after impressive scene As governor Kindersley smokes the pipe of peace with representatives of the Indian tribes Winnipeg s Long expected pageant of the Hudson s Bay com celebrating the 250th anniversary of the founding of that i t business concern by Prince Rupert has been witnessed and to the full by thousands who took a Day off for the a and declared it time Well spent. A Bright Sun shed its i ,1.1 11. _ _ n j. Express opt Railroad men assert strike Complete Victory despite obvious depression r. C. Hamilton killed in fifty Flem in m n i c i i. I-1 "111 plane crash at Saskatoon Saskatoon sask May 3. A. C. Hamilton Mechanic for Mcland Hundred injured Many Seri Jared in an air plane crash Northwest Small town of of the City shortly before six o completely destroyed this afternoon. Eyewitnesses stole Ihal the machine was up feet. Lobb started a spin out of which the plane was never righted. Me stay Day radiance on the crowds that gathered at various Points to witness tie spectacle so carefully prepared in occasion and lessons in history were presented in most for the education of the present generation As to the ids of the pioneers of Industry in the Western country. Sir t of the company lady Ley miss Kindersley Hugh Kindersley Hon. T. C. Norris r of mayor Gray and mrs. Gray g. W. Allan of and mrs. Allan and miss Enid Allan officials of the Hudson s bar company and numerous guests of tie company assembled at Tower fort Garry an old Post of festivities in connection with the pageant were the smok unit of the pipe of peace. An old time Indian and fur trappers entertainment was staged at which Indian ceremonies took place including Indian War dances and singing the aborigines being picked out in the gayest of their native trappings presenting a inst picturesque ceremonies concluded with a t of the Hind a Standard or Token which was feast on the ,.nes o Aie Bosforo them old tire crap Barbecue with pint ing a before the governor of everything to eat and drink after i in the approved Indian fashion. The tar indians retired to their i indians costumes were variegated which the indians ret Tepee and the White folks returned to there Ltd the governor of the Hudson s Bay company is to be a guest of the can Allan club at 1 . Today at the Royal Alexandra hotel and will again be tie guest of Honor in the evening it the old timers banquet in the Board of Trade convention Hall. He with his party tonight for Edino Tori. Impressive scenes Ai lower fort Garry warrants issued for leaders of conditions much improved 40 bodies recovered it whirled with frightful velocity to the Earth. The machine struck a whole families crushed to absolutely head on. When it struck it bounced Bawlf eight feet. The of wreckage impedes Relief workers engine forced Back by f e Impact crashed upon Hamilton who was in the front seat. Lobb miraculously escaped death but suffered a splint music gee okla.-, May ered jaw and possibly a fractured and. Ppr oxi a j mately 150 injured by a Tornado which he recovered consciousness swept away Oklahoma a Small Paris m a situation at As soon As he was extricated town in Cherokee county. Sunday the Day at the capital Railroad stations created the strike frown wreckage of railway employees was much me d proved at the by us this evening especially Lizare. Station and the current opinion expressed was that the strike would prove a failure. The optimistic feeling prevailing Hamilton had to be Cut away from the debris an axe being needed to free him. I night according to reports received Here from searching parties. Many of the injured Are seriously Hurt the reports said no estimates of the property loss were -available1. Relief parties from Tahlequah 16 Miles from Peggs and die nearest i Arance of the Railroad men s head Teress of the chinese aviation school. N11.-1 a a o Al i a Mon t assorted that the development of Struc Tor. He strike surpasses the movement and exceeds our Hope. F thousands of Winnipeg citizens the Hudson s Bay a and elaborate and the color scheme was one of. Brilliancy and Charm. Outside the ropes which protected the stage for the pow wove there was an immense concourse of spectators who watched the scene with the greatest interest. An air plane circling1 the t Ort overhead gave a touch of mod Ernitz to the scene. P. H. Godsell of the Hudson s Bay. Staff dressed in the Buckskin garb of the old time Factor was director of ceremonies and in his of Welcome told of the different tribes represented and the Long distances they Lead travelled to be present at the ceremony. Following the formal introduction the spectators were treated to a most picturesque the smoking of the pipe of peace. To Liis pipe is the Geant yesterday will not readily for Handiwork of one of of let the historic scenes enacted on the i tile Sioux tribe. It is four feet in and York boats paddled by members 01 the Oji Bosvay Piegan blackfeet Sioux crees 3var Row. And other tribes of indians the impressive disembarkation at lower coated with the totems of the Vari Ous tribes represented at the Parley. Chief gun prepared the pipe. Smokes peace. In accordance with custom the Complete Victory is the failure of general secretaries idol Montous Seniv and level ii 1 the three railway Man s leaders for Whoso arrests warrants have been issued to put in an appearance at the Headquarters of the Railroad men today cast gloom and depression upon their followers. Twenty War rants have been issued none of which affects the leaders of Tho Gen eral federation of labor but Only the leaders of the railway Man and members of the advanced syndicalist press. Plain Dothes men making no pre tens e at hiding stood this evening at every door leading out the Railroad federation s Headquarters which was deserted the leaders with underlings in. Charge intend to continue struggle the. General labor federation last night issued a manifesto declaring it will continue the struggle and disclaiming All responsibility for the present events it says it will not cease to defend this general interests of the nation and urges certain in dispensable measures which events since the armistice have proved Nec Essary Tho manifesto recapitulates its programme comprising a National economic Council an inter National commission to apportion raw Maturlo is an International Fleet under the league of. Nations to bring Down freights reorganization of the other measures. It by affirming that exe cution this programme would nurses and physicians who had service in 1 Yance. During the War. Mem Bera of Rescue parties return february f i tonight told of difficulties Hopes. I Winnipeg he gave several exhibitions countered in locating and . An official statement is i _ sued by the Railroad men however at the former place where he was in Dunn his sojourn in j staff correspondence 5 Ottawa slay is a Strong probability that municipal and even provincial employees will be As coming under the Industrial disputes act which at. The present time is undergoing Amend ment by parliament. Briefly speaking it is the main purpose of the amendments a introduced in the Senate by minister of labor Robertson and sponsored in the commons by the Hon. Arthur Meighen to provide against indiscriminate to further provide that an application Board of arbitration must have behind it a majority of the Union whose members Are concerned in the dispute in question. The sir. Meighen explained did not in his opinion mean the but the. Main body even though its members might be scattered throughout in the course of the discussion Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King Leader of the opposition suggested that it might be Well to include under the incidence of the amended act municipal corporations. The employees of such corporations would include firemen waterworks employees etc., the inclusion of whom had really been intended in., the original act though technically they did not at present come under it. He instanced the waterworks strike in Montreal which he believed could have been avoided had such employees been included. He therefore proposed an amendment whose purpose it was to bring them under the act. The minister or the Interior did not profess to be entirely conversant with the intricacies of the Bill which he had been called upon to sponsor so he refused to take the responsibility of. Accepting the proposal of the opposition Leader he consulted the minister of labor. But if the act was so amended he asked could it not As Well be made to. Cover provincial employees i think that the minister labor would be Willine. To accept the said or. King. The amendment offered be wide cover the Mani Toba government telephones asked or. Meighen. Or. King averred that it might be found Well to include them. The Caius e was left Over for further consideration. Of flying and tool dozens of citizens the who in turn each puffed the wee d1, As Well As in their respective dialects loyalty und respect to the governor. Sir Robert responded with an interpreted by a. Employee of in fashioned Pipc-of1 peace four feet the presentation of the . Between. The gov error arid the Flagstaff and finally Thijs. Picturesque scenes among the tiie indians indulged in of Fiir. Evening meal und an. Old time burst of revelry produced a moving picture that will Long be remembered. Address into three different 5 Wii run the Walls of lower fort friends i extend to All of you a Garry Many scenes intimately As Hearty greeting on this Celebration of a coated with the history of Western j the 250th anniversary of the found have been performed but Tion shia great and historic com report in hands of minister of labor labor conference at Ottawa sure to have Good results Ottawa May Canadian press the report of the Royal commission i storm had passed. Forty two coffins 1 Are being sent to the scene front Tahlequah this is As Many As could he in the City. Temporary hospitals have been organized amid the bodies of the victims. Heavy rain accompanied the Tornado Ana Van eur the first party arrived the Village waa found to be a tangled mass of wreck with numerous pools of water and considerable mud. Whole killed whole families were crushed to death when their Homes were torn to pieces toy the Force of the. Nine Mem Ibers Levens family were killed Sev Iii Gnu i family eight persons by the name of Frank and five members of the Wilkerson family Are numbered among the dead Only three build Ings remained standing after the the amendment requiring a majority vote of an entire Union to secure a Board of arbitration group of the Union affected proved continued on Page nine _ for the unification of la Bor jaws which concluded its meeting on sat urday is now in the hands of the minister of Maibor. It is a very Brief summary of Tolje proceedings the important features of the conference being the recommendations of Vari Ous committees which were adopted by the delegates As a body. These committees dealt with workmen s compensation1, minimum wages inspection and regulation of factories shops and offices regulation of mines and Industrial Dis Putes legis lation. The recommendations were made Public As reports were received from the committees during the past week. It is. Felt at the department that the1 conference cannot fail the wreckage and scores of severely injured Given first noon today 43 bodies had been sex the debris at Peggs. Understand dread of foreign entanglement y. Suggest . Make monetary Cora refusing mandate. Cuton of. S All from Eood . Of Jinn were Frank and which country is buffering i and i delegates. Were. Frank and. To and the fact that there were. May Cross Atlantic news service Anier to "p.ut. Astle i to Iii Ter. Would have Prosperity. M. Managing director of the weekly publication labor life which Nils been conducting a Cam the of the Hudson s Bay company at Prince re i strike was morning pert. Or. Mckay who is at hts is the first arrest made by the Indian languages had to interpret the j police in connection with the Railroad yesterday the picture was one that Tinl used one and All of the historic nations tha t have Long existed be the indians and the Hudson s Iolany thousands of Winnipeg made the journey to the fort to witness the spectacle and included in this vast were the 700 Winnipeg employees of the company who. Were taken out in special elec tric cars. Qune an army of Amateur photo set Peers clicked their cameras on of interesting events ind. Last but not least the most valued pictures taken were those of the indians themselves moving Stol 4ly Aro and the enclosure some old pipes some indulging in the pleasure of cigars und others partaking of the homely cig Uette. The redskins were the most interest Pany. 1 thank you All for the pipe of peace which you have presented to me and which will always remain one my most cherished possessions. As governor of. The Hudson s Bay company 1 Felt that 1 could not allow this important anniversary to pass without making a special journey across the seas in order to meet person ally the prominent members of those Indian who have been so Long und so loyally associated with the Progress of our company. For this purpose i have travelled in company with my wife and two eldest children Miles across sea and. Land and i am gratified to find so Many of you Horn to meet me for i know that you w of the great crowd that witnessed and they were loud in Praise of the events that had during the Day. Distances and have suffered on the Trail. Those connected Tho Hud son s Bay company look Back with in finite Pride on a record 250 years of close association with your fore fathers und yourselves a record of the most Friendly relations and Loyal some were making their first pc service. The history the Hudson s .1.1. I intimate wami Ance with civilization and one. Member of the tribes from around s Perior expressed himself in but descriptive words very when questioned concerning Bis i impression of the spectacle. _ Ftp be lower fort great crowds had Omerea. By noon coming by motor Iel cinc cars. Sir Robert kind stay gave a luncheon to his eur Selb Tho at company is most intimately continued on two one found dead in garage on Mountain Avenue Thomas Exley 5s Henry Avenue who Lead been in the employ of Mills walk out. M Inera remain work. Paris May several districts voted to remain at work despite decision i the. National body to rail Way strike. Dock and Marine employees in several however had joined the strike movement. Dock workers announced their striking decision yesterday at Marseilles. Other classes of Marine workers joined the walk out. Natives of provincial l governments present should result in the emendations the sigh receiving provincial As Well As Federal attention there Are of delegates the capital but they will probably not be . The province of Prince Island which was not represented at the opening of Tho commission had for its representatives at subsequent sittings j. E. Sinclair member for Queens and senator Murphy. Is disappointed with verdict of not guilty announce personnel of Canadian delegation n. Lambert and g. F. Chipman to attend Chicago convention Toronto May Canadian to the Farmers International conference in Chicago on 11. Will be composed of the following murder proper combination in Trade essential first Aerial mail service to Winnipeg col. Morden addresses Toronto Board of Trade on steel merger May w. Grant promoter of the big merger As the British Empire steel corporation member of the British i v Vii a Iii j. I aka d.1 parliament for Brantford and Chis had the wind in his favor a. Tar overhout. The trip Landing. At the Lieut. A. E. Bingham flies from grand Forks to City " mail from the.United-. States to a. E. Vinni Peg airman arrived in Winnipeg from grand boy gave an address to the Toronto Board of Trade today. Col Morden said proper combination today in Trade is essential just the same As combination in All United efforts. There has been no consolidation of Indus tries to my. Knowledge that1 has Ever taken place which has worked out so. Scientifically so fairly and on so conservative lines As the Consolida Tion in future As the British Empire steel Morden compared its position with that of .the.-.. Steel Corpora Canadian aircraft drome at. St. 4.10. 165 Miles in two hours and ten minutes accompanying Lieut. Bingham was w. A Edelen president Eer flying company. Grand Forks. The airmen were met officially by uprising among soldiers in Moscow caused by news of polish successes deny Kiev occupied troops within 40 Miles of City and advancing rapidly says report Warsaw. May 3. Associated riots and uprising among the soldiers Are reported to have occurred in Moscow upon receipt of news of the polish . The reports say there Are increasing demands for a change of government. Report unfounded London May announce ment by the newspapers in Warsaw that the poles have occupied Kiev is unfounded says a dispatch to London times from Warsaw. The poles however have taken Fastov about 40 Miles Southwest of Kiev on the and Are continuing to. Advance the dispatch adds. Bolsheviks report heavy fighting. Lond on play sighting in the Vicinity of Kiev is reported in an official statement issued by the soviet Gove ziment at Moscow Sun Day and received. Here today. The bolshevik claim some successes for their arms in the Black sea Region. The statement says in the Kiev Rej Eion. Our troops Are fiercely engaged West of the River i pea and at Fastoff 30 Miles Southwest of Kiev. Wiir flotilla on the River Pri pity has captured an enemy Steamer. In the Podolsk Region there is no change. In the Heth its District North of re Zenovka station the enemy drove Back our troops but our former Posi Tion was restored by a counter attack. The. Black sea coast our captured Stocky after Suvera Light ing and the enemy is retreating in disorder of we captured two armoured trains and Large military poles capture air Squadron. Fay 3 bolshevik forces have backed up against the Dnieper Are preparing to resist the polish and ukrainian efforts to take Kiev towards which Gen. Pilsudski s men Are fighting their Way from three directions. is going on. In the also present. Two. Machines from the Canadian aircraft to e Scort had started Roll Rev of f assets behind ".its. Winnipeg was and in Addi stands Why in the bitterness of the we assume and put against the Buffalo May 3. Acquittal today of John Edward Teiper on. A charge of having murdered his Mother mrs. Agnes Teiper was Fol Lowed by a controversy Between District attorney Guy v. Moore and Roscoe r. Mitchel-1, of Teiper s coun Sel. District attorney Moore was Dis but that objection to . Limited sum of Money to be placed responsibility at the disposal of an. Armenian commission constituted As. Washing ton might desire if did nothing at All it would be difficult Fop urge any Issue of abstract principle upon the attention of. Europe. It is Britain is loathe to abandon altogether the lingering Hope that the. States if determined to guard itself political military entanglements in connection with Armenia May at least make the chief financial contribution towards the. Common cause of civilized Honor and interest. Content at assassination escape new York May attempt to assassinate Captain Harold Content r a president of the equity Anasuya Anadia Council of apiculture or be 1 at appointed with the verdict of not Hormel. Assistant United states actor issued a statement in r who prosecuted Alexander Berk clock Twenty Nve persons Bei in Pho Lead been in the employ of Mills present. Following the luncheon sir am company real estate and Fin Hubert proceeded outside thu Walls of tors. H await the by ulis Linic the o. River were Black of the ish Banks Spectra i. A can j about halt past t reach lower fort. To the first boats half a mile up Stream. The they greeted with three salutes from Cannon mounted out from the Eastern Bank Soumit Indian e Slu i r 1 to tones 1s in umber Fol b Ancial agents is labourer for the past four years was found in a Small building used As a garage at 315 0.45 last night. Business for his Avenue Vicinity Mountain Avenue the deceased i. Firm in the Mounta during the afternoon and it is believed that feeling he went into the to to d Arage to rest and there expired without being Able to attract Atten Tion to his condition. The deceased had been subject to indifferent health for some time past and while it is believed that his death was due t v natural causes full investigation is in Winto being made by the authorities and the fort. ? by nil ii Tiwi Silica Tiivi a or. Mcconnell provincial Coroner has in tit tv1v i0rt ordered a postmortem examination tort Ned the Crews which will probably be made today. Mth Bous disembarked la their pm goes. In thu form of Bales 01, shoulders and _ cession thro Frh thu up ule the to tie Stone where 1 the were deposited. In Tho rear procession Chimo a bit he bark Rien lne shoulders 01 the ours in True port aging fashion. Governor Grants indians. Exley was years of and native of Yorkshire song. He is be 1 Evod to be unmarried. The Coroner ordered the remains to Clark Bros and Hughes undertaking rooms Pend ing the investigation. Safe from foreign aggression Sydney May the Sun the. Leading afternoon newspaper the joining their costly cargo of Australia says editorially Jelli Coo s report indicates that Canada May consider herself Safe from fore. Nurse this Indian party car monies upon the and in session while the Empire tit k they were Greet holds. Even in the event of a supreme on that the Kindersley of t Ocial a i the Monroe doctrine social unrest and Ana Goldman Depoi Ted. Bolshevism must be expected anarchists was made last saturday if on the evidence in courts and juries will Man Lambert Secretary of the Cana Dian Council of. A culture George f. The Grain growers guide and a Dir Ector of the Canadian Council of agriculture. International agrarian problems will be discussed at the conference and some Means of feel Cial committee on the amendments to Side the theatre the Indian act is ready for report sex afternoon to cent that of evening s mint and when the committee meets the performance went with the it seated his interpretation of the inter most smoothness and their was no National treaty on Waterways before sign of anything but Good wih. A a sitting of the joint commission France has been Aivar ded the thur Ingen and Emden and .28 submarines Japan will get the Oldenburg. and. Augsburg and Italy will receive seven submarines. The led at Scapa. Says the announcement Are to go to great Bri Tain. Allocation of the. Remaining ,12 Light cruisers 59 destroyers and 50 torpedo boats the commoners were Chis depends on the selections London times today b from the austrian treaty. 1 i or ill Tjw u j7 h vow m Jav Tolj i vill Kiiu Coal miners again Are demanding b surrendered under the a heavy. Advance in pay and executive announced that unless re dress is granted., within a in onto drastic action will be takers. The land and sea transport unions have been asked to adopt similar tactics. 1 the Catholic press is hostility toward the visit of the Prince of Wales believing that it May prejudice the establishment of a sinn. Fein Republic. Cotton operatives strike new Bedford mass., May strike of approximately opera Tives went into effect at 37 Cotton cloth Mills in this City today. The walk out was occasioned by the Post ing of notices relative to working conditions for the loom fixers who were required to operate More looms in Shari formerly. Sople had waited out Ottawa today. The com misslonj.pre-. Re from 1 o clock this sided Over by c. A. Magrath Canaj secure seats for this Dian hearing evidence to a two killed plane Falu dispose of Dou Hobor " Spany Ai us zen t most Promise und it in the governor s e e the follow air j. A. M. Aikins Premier Iris mayor Gruy and mrs. L e t or to Herald. H. F. Har j. Brown and mrs. Brown j. Thomson and mrs. Thorn Allan. M.p., mrs. Allan misses Allan g. Burbidge g. R a a a. The considerable Prog Ess toward a a factory solution of the voting ques Tion. The committee is sitting in lands to sex soldiers Cal. May father establish whether or not the and year old girls were kill intended to provide for the Distri -. De and a third person Bation Over both Canadian and injured yesterday Wei United states territory of the Waters or jr., attempt doubtless serve that Canada win ask Britain to guard when the ass would he stretched to pre camera and. The main Point at Issue her tout it is inconceivable is the idea the Indian r Douk tries Peculiar to Mon Ana and o heis a nose dive. Martin miss Edna and Many others formed Hemsel he Atlantic and ask Britain and Australia to guard the committed to insane Asylum York May the who shot and killed or. James Wright Markoe. One of new York s distinguished surgeons As he was passing the collection plate in fashionable St thormities in charge of Reserve think he is sufficiently qualified to acres enter into the full rights ship. Larkin gets lengthy new York May Kin Irish agitator convicted last week of criminal anarchy was to i Day sentenced1 to five to ten . Discussion out the last of the gov present their care. By Dou Kobors George s Church Here a fortnight ago in state prison with hard labor. To today was committed to the state tinos for a new trial and arrest of led by supreme ans for Eccl themselves in Asylum for Tho criminally insane at i judgment were denied on the grass each tribe be a Mattawan n. Y. Court Justice years eminent lands held Wimch gave the Dominion Golem rent so much trouble some years Aso when these people were settling on Teante Tttus on. Halifax. May Ely four on. Print paper new Yorr May an advertisement of the Chicago Tribune last Winter showed that one sunday Edi Tion of that paper used More print paper than All of the. Papers in can Ada used in two daily editions was one of the statements made this morning by Jason publisher of the new York Globe who appeared a a witness before the Senate com were Wales chauffeurs Mittee investigating., the Papor Short Hudson lands. Have lapsed investigating tee of instances of censorship Washington May 3. The charge that the International typographical Union a censorship Over part. Of. The american press. Was made before the Senate newsprint investigating committee today by b. J. Moscone. General manager of Tho Buffalo com Mercial Union. Called upon for a specific instance in sup port of his charge. Or. Mcconic declared that Only four newspapers printed last october certain parts of Elbert h. Gary s testimony before the Senate steel investigation committee and that the Buffalo news after put Ting the Story in Type was forced to under pressure from Tho Union s shop Chapel. The witness said that the commercial and the new York times were the Only papers in the Eastern Section of the country that printed the Gary criticism of organized labor As Given be fore the commission. The witness stated that. Only four were free of Union censorship he did not give the names cd did Mem Bers of the committee for them. Or. Mccrone charged that the Union through exercise censorship by the shop Chapel kept articles unfavourable to organized Lacr out of most newspapers. Before he had injected a new Fea Ture into the hearing. Senator uces tax newspapers issuing More than a stipulated number of pages was discussed commented and condemned. Intention was to better wireless communication Ottawa May the claims of the Hudson s Bay company to land secured under an agreement made fifty years ago Are not to lapse on May it As was the impression of certain interests in which sought to have the matter decided through question on the floor of the commons. A. W. Andrews Centre Winnipeg was this afternoon informed that the total acreage patented in Manitoba by the co mixing was lands London. May recent re port that Captain. De Martini in com Mand of Cruiser called at Dinovo Rossik on the Black sea coast of Russia with the open ing up. Diplomatic relations with so Viet was called to the at Tention of the government in the House of commons today. Cecil b. Under Secretary foreign affairs replied to questions saying he understood that the italian vessel had gone to Navori Sielsk with had been allotted to the company , of establishing More under the Dominion lands act of satisfactory wireless communication with Russia and that its commander had no instructions regarding Ope n Iii. Negotiations with soviet. Russia weat Majl 1872 subsequent acts the ques Tion As to whether the usual two sections per township will not be set aside for the company when the in surveyed portion of the province is taken in hand is answered in the negative. It Maying Day. As for the erect edit Socia Ted which is i j a Tinea simile exactly a y car and a half after former emperor William arrived in Holland has been set for the Day upon which he will move to his. Estate at doom. Legalize Boston Bias a. Bill legalizing the of and Light wines in this state was passed sen ate late to arid was sent to. The the to earlier report Roku olog Kal Jehri it is follow ii at. 7 maximum for Tho 12 fair. Barometer. In now about norma.1 thro Gnout the West and a. Tip Scott Crew have occurred in Sas stat Chews a. Tho weather today has it Stiv fair and . Minimum and. Maximum temperature Prince Rupert. 46. 4s Ictor Jii. 40, "54 Vancouver 46, 3s, Jarry 28. 42 liter notion. 30 42 hat 30. Prince Albert. Moose jaw -34. Go Regina. 33. 30. Parry sound 32. Conc i a. Toronto 26. Twin Sisior. 36. Ouch yet. 36, 56-i-Monttvnl-, 36. 52- 34. 42 St. 14 Halifax. 32, 4l ;