25
TAXI
Ambulance
Seirvlc
n
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Stand:
Exchange
Ilulldlnf
MATT
VIDKCK.
Prop.
,1.
XV
II
.
No.
163.
She
CABINET
CRISIS
JAPANESE
CHARGED
WITH
OBSTRUCTING
Wabinet
Will
With
Members
Before
Taking
Final
Action
OLIVER
MAKES
NO
STATEMENT
AFTER
MEETING
OF
CABINET
TODAY
HUT
UNTIL
AFTER
VICTORIA,
July
M.
Premier
ppermen
eagerly
awaiting
word
of
the
outcome
of
the
cabinet
meet-linff,
that
he
had
no
statement
to
make
regarding
his
rumored
forth-
coming
retirement
or
any
other
developments,
at
the
conclusion
of
lajtwo-hour
meeting
of
the
provincial
cabinet
today,
which
adjourned
tofrneet
a
full
gathering
of
the
Liberal
members
of
the
Legislature
oniMonday
morning.
None
of
the
ministers
would
adjourned,
indicating
it
was
for
Mr.
-lw
had
SERIOUS
CASE
ite
INVESTIGATED
son
(oner
Drought
North
by
Con-
Mable
in
Connection
With
Death
at
Nans
Itiver
on
Constable
Watklnaon
re
d
i
prince
Rupert
yesterday
on;
Prince
Rupert
bringing
back
a
man
ed
Trimble
who
U
charged
with
aup-
piying
liquor
to
Indiana
and
who
It
is
UMterstjod
will
be
held
a
Lao
pending
ln-
ligation
Into
the
death
of
an
Indian
onlthe
Naaa
River
by
drowning
follow-
big
a
drinking
bout
In
which
Trimble
and
tour
natives
are
alleged
to
have
participated.
i
.
.Trimble
waa
picked
up
at
Alert
Bay
byJWatklnaon,
having
gone
there
from
athslNaaa
It
la
understood
be
wai
on
IhlTjwijr
to
Rivera
Inlet
to
engage
In
tithing.
No
tr.al
haa
yet
taken
place
but
It
U
fundfratood
-he
matter
la
still
under
inly
sstlgation,
HAPANESE
MAY
has
BEGIN
FIGHT
will
Attempt
Likely
to
Iq
Made
to
Upset
Japanese
I-
inning
a
Regulations
the
VICTORIA,
July
14.
Fishing
Interests
Mid
thousands
of
fishermen,
are
watch
In
tag
the
ault
of
British
Columbia
Japan
see
which
la
expected
to
start
to
secure
p-al
of
the
federal
regulations
reduc
the
ing
their
licenses,
HARRY
WILLS
o
KNOCKED
OUT
Falls
Re
fore
Spanish
Heavy-
weight
in
Fourth
Round
at
Rrooklyn
BROOKLYN,
July
14.
Paulino
Uz
ciidun,
Spanish
heavyweight,
knocked
but
Harry
Wills
In
the
fourth
round
of
a
scheduled
fifteen
round
bout
here
last
night
FORKE
CONFERS
OVER
LABORERS
C.
STOCKHOIM,
July
14.
Hon.
Robert
Forke
Is
here
conferring
with
Bwedtoh
Ipftlclals
as
to
the
best
methods
of
Delecting
agricultural
workers
for
the
western
provinces,
The
Canadian
railroads
i
also
have
special
agents
working
L.
the
Scandinavian
countries
this
(In
summer.
JAPANESE
INVESTIGATE
VICTORIA,
July
14.
A
dozen
Japan
ese
lumbermen
arrived
here
today
to
investigate
conditions
In
British
Col-Ilimbla
and
northwestern
United
States.
Ad-
:r-.tse
la
The
Dally
News
11
..
.
.rr
.
"
I'..
.''-It
Consult
IS
HOLDING
HACK
MONDAY
Oliver
sent
word
to
the
news-
comment
on
the
meeting
when
it
Oliver
to
make
any
statement
saw
fit
and
intimating
that
no
action
been
taken
pending
Monday
meeting.
It
la
generally
expected
that
a
defin
atatetnent
concerning
the
future
plana
of
the
Premier
and
the
Govern
ment
will
be
forthcoming
after
Monday'
caucus,
at
which
Attorney
Oeneral
Man-
la
expected
to
be
present.
A.K
HANKK.Y
TRIAL
III.
IIKUl
IN
MM'TII
INSlKAIi
OF
Ktrr.KT
VANCOUVER,
July
14.
Applications
to
the
supreme
court
to
have
the
aeoond
trial
of
Jocrph
San
key
changed
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Vancouver
or
New
Westminster
will
be
heard
here
on
August
3.
SELLING
AGENCY
IN
ARGENTINE
REPUBLIC
FOR
3
WHEAT
POOLS
EDMONTON,
July
14.
-W.
J.
Jackson
been
appointed
resident
representative
In
the
Argentine
for
the
soiling
agency
of
the
three
western
Canadian
wheat
pools.
He
will
leave
for
his
new
field
of
work
early
hi
September
and
have
his
headquarters
in
Buenos
Ayres.
The
appointment
Is
the
outcome
of
aoouung
trip
that
Mr.
Jackman
made
to
South
America
last
year
for
purpose
of
Inquiring
Into
the
general
conditions
of
the
wheat
trade
that
country.
It
haa
since
been
de
elded
by
the
wheat
pools
to
be
permanently
represented
there,
and
while
office
will
be
of
'a
somewhat
ex
perimental
character
It
Is
Intended
to
give'
it
a
thorough
trial.
In
expectation
the
two
countries
coming
Into
fairly
rlose
relations
as
both
producers
and
exporters
of
wheat.
EVERYTHING
LOVELY
AT
NAVAL
MEETING
SAYS
FIRST
LORD
GENEVA.
July
14.
Right
Hon;
W.
O.
Brldgman,
First
Lord
of
the
British
Admiralty,
speaking
today
at
the
plenary
session
of
the
Naval
Conference
declared
nothing
had
occurred
which
would
Imperil
the
good
relations
exist
ing
among
the
nations
represented
at
the
conference.
Great,
Britain,
United
States
and
Japan.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Rid.
Asked
1.71
1.80
14.25
14.75
08
a
1,38
,
1,40
.13H
.is
.07
H
-08
.05
.06
K
.oo
H
.10
.18
.19
3.13
2.13
.06
,07
.01
H
.70
B.C.
Silver
Cork
Province
Dunwcll
Gladstone
Independence
.
Indian
and
L.
Lucky
Jim
....
Premier
t-
Silver
Crest
..
.
.
Surf
Inlet
Sunloch
MKMIIKIt
IHKS
TORONTO.
Jufy
14.
Hon.
Edmond
Bristol,
K.C.,
member
for
Easi
wmire
Toronto
died
today.
Northern
and
PRINCE
RUTH
HITTING;
GEHRIG
MISSES
Yankees
Win
Result
of
Activity
of
Old
War
Horse:
Pirates
Lose
NEW
YORK.
July
14.--The
Pirates
dropped
further
back
yesterday
losing
to
Brooklyn
while
Cnlesajo
divided
a
double
bcadsr
with
Boston.
The
Cardinals
want
twelve
Innings
to
win
from
Philadelphia
and
gain
on
the
lewder.
Detroit
set
Washington
back
twlos.
Ruth's
four
hits
were
instrumental
in
securing
for
the
Yankees
a
victory
over
Cleveland.
Oehrig
did
not
make
a
single
hit
during
his
Uiree
trips
to
the
piste.
Boston
has
not
won
a
game
from
the
Browns
this
year.
Soorrs
yesterday
were:
AMf
HICAN
I
riAIll
K
Washington
3-0.
DetfBtt
7-13.
New
York
S.
Cleveland
3.
Boston
3.
8t.
louts
14.
Philadelphia
7,
Chicago
S.
NATIONAL
I.Krllli;
Chlrago
3-4,
Boston
6-1.
Cincinnati
11.
New
York
3.
lut-tmrg
1,
Brooklyn
2.
St.
Louis
B.
Philadelphia
7.
WRECKAGE
OF
FRENCH
AIRMEN'S
PLANE
IS
FOUND
NEWFOUNDLAND
ST
JOHN'S,
NfW..
July
14
Wreckage,
believed
to
be
that
Nungesser
and
Coll
plane
haa
been
found
In
the
interior
by
two
hunters.
It
is
reported
here
today.
BASEBALL
LINEUP
CHOSEN
FOR
MATCH
The
last
game
between
Native
Sons
and
Oyros
wai
generally
agreed
upon
as
bring
the
beet
game
In
Prince
Rupert
this
season.
Bath
teams
have
a
full
line-up
tonight
and
the
fans
are
anticipating
another
exhibition
of
good
ball.
The
teams
are
as
follows:
Native
Sons
Balfour.
Lobllck,
V.
Mens
lee,
Downle,
Wendel,
Farquhar,
A.
Mitchell,
Sloan,
Lamble.
Oyros
Mlnahan,
Stork.
Herrle.
Mitchell,
Oeo.
Moran.
Hartland.
Skinner.
BmsU,
McEwan.
Brennan.
Present
league
standing:
Won.
Lost.
Nrilve
Sons
4
3
Oyros
3
4
YANDERBILT
PARTY
NOT
VISIT
ATLIN
.
.
VANCOUVER.
July
14
Henry
Davis
and
bride
who
was
formerly
Grace
Vanderbllt.
before
leaving
here
for
Vic
toria,
announced
that
they
had
can
celled
their
plans
to
spend
a
portion
of
their
honeymoon
in
Atlln.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Only
two
boats
were
In
from
the
fishing
grounds
this
morning.
The
American
boat
Commonwealth
sold
25.000
pounds
to
the
Booth
Fisheries
at
16.50c
and
Be.
The
only
Canadian
boat
was
the
Swing
with
5.000,
sold
to
the
Atlln
Fisheries
at
15.10c
and
0.60c.
WEATIIEll
KKI'OltT.
Terrace.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
58.
Ross
wood
Clear,
calm.
temp.
59.
Alyansh.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
82.
Alice
Arm.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
61.
Anyox.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
60.
Stewart.
Part
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
58.
.
Hazel,ton.-CIOftr,
calm,
temp.
70.
Telegraph
Creek.
Clear,
calm,
temp
60.
8mlthcrs.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
64.
Burns
Lake.
Clear,
tomp.
55.
Whltehorse
Clear,
south
wind.
temp.
65.
Dawson
Clear
and
calm,
temp.
65.
It
was
a
wordy
fight
and
the
little
man
with
what
looked
like
two.
pounds
of
sausage
under
his
arm
gave
his
part'
Ing
shot.
"The
sooner.
he
said
emphatically,
"that
I
never
see
your
face
again
the
better
it
will
be
foraboth
of
us
when
twe
meet."
-Smith'.-
Weekly
(Sydney.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPERT.
B.C.
THURSDAY.
JULY
14.
1927
IS
SET
FOR
MONDA
Y
TEN
MILLION
BUSHELS
GRAIN
ARE
EXPECTED
Output
of
Peace
River
Country'
Said
to
he
very
Promising
So
far
EDMONTON.
Alberts.
July
14.
Providing
that
etp
conditions
are
tultabie
from
now
an.
the
Peace
Rivet
eountry
will
prohaWy
have
10.000.000
bushels
of
grain
for
shipment
this
.season,
states
w.
B
wood,
prominent
fsnrer
In
that
district,
who
haj
arrived
In1
Edmonton
n
a
business
trip.
He
points
out
that
this
yield
com
up
to
what
was
suggested
by
Sir
Henry
Thcrnton
as
a
condition
of
the
build
ing
of
a
railway
outlet
to
the
coast.
Acreage
has
been
increased
Mils
year
and
with
good
ripening
weather,
the
country
will
produce
the
blgKeat
crop
In
Ms
history,
says
Mr.
Wood.
There
Is
an
adequate
supply
of
moisture
for
the
present,
some
districts
reporting
even
too
much
rain,
while
everything
points
to
a
record
y.
SU
If
no
Bituaks
occur
before
the
harvest.
MEETINGiOF
THE
CABINET
Premier
Oliver
Expected
to
.Make
Announcement
at
Victoria
Today
VICTORIA,
July
II.
All
member
of
the
protlnrldl
cabinet
Hllli
(lie
except
Ion
of
Hon.
A.
M.
Msn-Hon,
attorney
general,
who
Is
still
Inhlsoan
iililiirin-,v
In
Onilnrra
In
Central
Hrlllsh
f'oliimhla,
and
j
Is
etlHited
lo
arrhe
lirre
Monday.
Premier
Ollvrr
Is
ejprrtrd
to
make
a
momentous
announcement.
HAMILTON,
July
II.
While
stating
that
he
had
rerrlted
no
offlrlnl
word
that
Ills
father
Intended
to
resign.
Dr.
Kolx-rt
cither,
win
nf
Premier
Olltrr,
Intimated
today
Hint
he
expert
ed
to
make
an
announcement.
CONNAUGHT
CUP
GAMES
AT
EDMONTON
JULY
23
EDMONTON,
July
14
-
Preparations
sre
being
made
here
for
the
Counaught
cup
games
between
the
Edmonton
Legion
and
Nanaimo.
B.C.
champions,
which
will
be
staged
at
Renfrew
Park
Saturday
and
Monday,
July
23
and
25.
The
winner
of
thla
series
will
pro
ceed
to
Winnipeg
to
play
in
the
western
finals,
which
sre
billed
for
July
27
and
20.
.
WHOOPING
COUCH
Whooping
Cough
is
a
re-
portable
disease.
Any
person
suffering
from
Whooping
Cough
must
not
go
at
large,
under
penalties
as
provided
by
City
and
Provin-
cial
Health
Act.
City
Health
Dept.
165
Narcotics
to
Value
of
$150,000
Seized
and
Four
Men
Arrested
for
Having
SEATTLE,
July
14.
Seizure
of
narcotics
valued
at
$150,000
and
the
arrest
of
four
men
charged
with
being
in
possession
was
announced
here
last
night
by
Harry
Williamson,
federal
narcotics
chief
of
this
district.
Alex.
Fogel,
rooming
house
proprietor;
James
Sadler,
diver;
Harold
Opsal,
the
latter's
assistant,
are
held
in
connection
with
the
seizure
of
863
cans
of
opium
found
on
Fogel's
premises.
Williamson
said
Quock
Woo,
San
Francisco
in
connection
with
shipment
of
200
tins
from
Seattle.
I
The
trio
who
are
held
here,
according
'
u,
officials,
have
confessed
that
the
NO
RUPTURE
AT
CONFERENCE
Plenary
Session
EnJs
With
Retter
Feeling
Amang
Delegates
GENEVA.
July
14.
-The
plenary
session
of
the
naval
conference,
catted
for
'be
express
purpose
of
giving
assurance
that
the
negotiations
were
continuing
lu
tha
laleadllest
manner
possible,
ended
tonight.
As
waa
bopsd,
there
was
no
rupture.
Negotiations
will
be
eon-United,
and
it
la
!elt
on
a
basis
that
will
ultimately
result
in
a
successful
end
to
lot
conference.
The
speakers
spoke
unequivocally
on
the
matter
of
the
cruiser
prLblecn.
but
each
of
the
three
powers
stated
their
cases
In
a
decidedly
temrerate
tone.
On
adjournment
there
was
a
decided
feeling
among
the
delegates
that
the
conference
would
reach
a
bits
Is
of
settlement
aatls'actory
to
all.
POISON
BAIT
FOR
INSECTS
SENT
OUT
TO
FARM
DISTRICTS
VICTORIA.
July
14.
Tons
of
poison
bait
are
being
rushed
to
areas
In
British
Columbia,
where
Insects
threaten
to
do
serious
damage
to
crops.
Orasa-
h-
pr.ers
are
appearing
in
one
art
in
BRITISH
PREMIER
HAS
BEEN
INVITED
TO
VISIT
EDMONTON
EDMONTON.
July
14.
An
Invitation
to
Premier
Baldwin
to
visit
Edmonton
when
he
arrives
in
Alberta
shortly
on
a
trip
that
will
Include
a
stay
at
the
Prince
of
Wales'
ranch
at'
High
River.
has
-been
extended
to
Mayor
Bury.
While
It
baa
been
announced
that
the
dlstlpgulahed
visiter
will
be
unable
to
come
to
the
northern
part
of
the
pro
vince,
hopes
are
being
held
as
to
the
possibility
of
his
plans
being
altered
to
this
extent.
The
mayor
has
sent
the
invitation
to
the
federal
authorities
at
Ottawa
so
that
it
can
be
given
to
the
British
premier.
LONDON
TO
LONDON
FLIGHT
ENDORSED
VANCOUVER.
July
14.
The
financial
comirittce
of
the
city
council
yesterday
endorsed
F.
H.
Turner
as
Vancouver's
representative
at
the
proposed
London
to
London
flight.
MONOPLANE
LEFT
FOR
HAWAII
THIS
MORNING
OAKLAND,
July
14.
The
monoplane
"City
of
Oakland."
with
Pilot
Ernest
;
Smith
and
navigator
Emery
Bronte,
took
off
for
Hawaii
on,
a
2,400
mile
flight
at
10.39
this
morning.
STEWARD
ON
ALASKA
BOAT
DIES
AT
JUNEAU
JUNEAU.
July
14.
Cliff
Johnson,
38
years
of
age.
steward
on
the
steamer
Dorothy
Alexander,
well
known
on
Alaska
routes,
died
suddenly
at
Skag
way.
Drug
in
Possession
a
Chinese,
had
been
arrested
at
the
same
case
after
claiming
a
opium
was
taken
by
divers
from
the
bottom
it
Puget
Sound
where
it
was
;.'tt
,ui'ci
from
'.raespacMc
liner.
CHINESE
Japanese
Obstructing
Southern
Chinese
in
Advance
Northwards
THAT
IS
CLAIM
MADE
I1Y
NEWS
AGENCY
AND
R0YCOTT
OP
JAPANESE
MERCHANTS
SAID
TO
HE
SPREADING
SHANGHAI,
July
14.
The
Nanking
moderate
Nationalists,
through
their
official
news
agency,
charge
that
the
Japanese
are
openly
interfering
with
the
advance
of
the
southern
forces
in
the
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nf
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fuv
siavv
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It
is
declared
that
the
Japanese
are
occupying
the
entire
railway
zone
from
Tsingtao
to
Tsinanfu,
maintaining
garrisons
at
all
stations
and
putting
insurmountable
obstacles
in
the
path
of
the
.Nanking
lorces
in
seeKing
to
pruceeu
nurmwuru.
The
Northerners,
it
is
asserted,
are
constructing
trenches
in
the
Klaehow
Bay
area
under
the
direct
l
supervision
of
the
Japanese
military
who
are
furnishing
them
with
plans.
Tension
due
to
Japanese
activity
la
growing
more
acute
and
in
the
Yangste
Valley
the
boycott
of
Japanese
mer-
rhants
la
spreading.
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HHINO
HOME
TROIT
FROM
KAl.t'M
LAKK
TERRACE.
July
14.
Each
'bringing
a
splendid
string-
of
trout,
four
Terrace
girls
returned
home
Tuesday
from
an
outing
to
Kalum
Lake
to
which
place
they
were
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Annie
Ross.
The
girls
who
were
proud
of
their
catches
and
enthusiastic
over
trie
beauties
of
the
lake
ware
Velma
Greig.
Ruby
Downing
and
Edna
and
Jean
Dover.
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4
STUDENTS
TO
ASSIST
IN
PRAIRIE
HARVEST
EDMONTON,
July
14.
According
to
Information
recently
received
by
the
National
Federation
of
Canadian
University
Students,
which
Is
the
official
organization
of
Canada's
18.000
students,
the
English
Student's
'Union
hare
arranged
for
several
hundred
of
the'r
members
to
work
on
Canadian
farms
In
Ontario
and
Western
Canada
this
harvest.
Last
year
a
somewhat
similar
scheme
was
attended
with
much
success
by
the
students
of
Wye
Agricultttral
College
vftio
came
as
far
west
as
Saskatchewan.
The
party
will
leave
England
so
as
to
arrive
in
Quebec
about
Juty
16,
from
whence
they
will
proceed
to
the
Agricultural
college
at
Ouerph.
Special
arrangements
have
been
made
by
the
Ontario
government
to
draft
these
students
to
selected
farms,
where
they
will
have
a
first
hand
opportunity
of
studying
In
a
practical
way
the
agri
cultural
industry
of
that
province.
The
party
will
move
on
to
Winnipeg
by
rail
about
August
10,
to
be
distributed
from
that
point
to
various
western
farms.
MIKKI.ESS
KEl'OKT
8
a.m.
DIOBV
ISLAND
Foggy,
calm:
barometer.
30.28;
temperature,
54;
sea
calm.
8
pxn.
Cape
Scott
abeam
Tow
HU1.
BULL
HARBOR
Quite
cloudy,
atrong
west
wind;
barometer
303)8;
temperature,
55;
moderate
swell.
8
p.m.
Curacoa
from
Seattle
to
Ketchikan.
338
miles
from
Ketchikan.
30
ajn.
Princess
Louise
off
Ivory
Island,
southbound.
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Clear,
calm:
barometer,
29.90:
temperature,
60;
sea
smooth.
Noon
DIOBV
ISLAND
Quite
cloudy,
calm;
barometer.
30.24;
temqperature.
62;
sea
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR
Overcast,
light
west
wind;
barometer.
30.10:
temperature,
57;
aea
smooth.
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Clear,
calm:
barometer,
29.92;
temperature.
71.
DYING
FROM
HEAT
IN
EASTERN
STATES
NEW
YORK.
July
14
Heat
is
in-
and
twenty
deaths
are
reported
as
a
'
remit
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'.!w
V-'"'
M
noun.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
fur
hire.
NKW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
457.
F-
ice
Five
Cents
ACTION
TAX
COLLECTOR
LEAVING
CITY
W.
S.
Fisher
Held
Second
Sale
of
Lots
in
City
for
C.
D.
Rand
W.
S.
Fisher,
collector
of
taxea
In
this
city,
has
been
transferred
to
Victoria
and
twill
be
leaving
here
about
August
1
to
take
over
his
new
duties
there.
Mr.
Fisher
has
been
in
the
city
fourteen
years.
He
came
to
Prlnoe
Rupert
to
hold
the
second
auction
sale
in
1912
for
C.
D.
Rand
and
this
was
very
successful,
the
lots
changing
hands
for
a
total
or
ll.200.O00.
Mr.
Fisher
stayed
with
Rand
for
a
time
and
later
Joined
the
government
service.
Mrs.
Fisher
and
Miss
Fisher
have
been
spending
a
good
deal
of
time
in
the
south
of
late
and
the
change
to
Victoria
will
be
welcomed
as
It
gives
opportunities
not
obtainable
here.
CONTRACTFOR
PLAYGROUND
LET
Gyros
at
Business
Meeting
Make
Plans
and
Hear
Talk
by
Former
Member
The
Oyros
held
their
regular
business
meeting
yesterday
whtn
the
playground
committee
reported
that
the
contract
for
grading
the
new
playground
at
the
corner
of
Summit
Avenue
had
been
let
and
work
would
start
almost
Immediately.
The
contract
for
the
equipment
had
been
given
to
the
drydock.
It
Is
hoped
to
have
the
ground
ready
for
use
by
the
end
of
the
month
though
the
drainage
may
cause
a
slight
delay.
It
is
planned
to
have
a
picnic
shortly.
There
will
also
be
a
baseball
game
between
the
married
and
single
members
of
the
service
club.
A,
talk
by
Sidney
Bazett,
formerly
treasurer
of
the
local
club
and
now
a
member
of
the
San
Francisco-
Oyros,
was
a
feature
of
the
meeting.
CANADIAN
WiNS
BISLEY
SHOOT
Gets
Prince
of
Wales
Cup
With
Score
of
99
out
Of
Possible
Hundred
BISLEY.
July
14
Company
Sergeant-Major
W.
A.
Hawkins
of
Toronto
.won
the
Tlnc
of
Wales
Prize
today
In
competition
with
hundreds
of
Empire
marksmen.
He
made
a
score
of
D'out'of
a
possible
hundred.
doctorTaces
murdercharge
VANCOUVER.
July
14.
Dr.
John
Gladwin
arrived
here
yesterday
and
was
j
death
at
the
hospital
of
Kathleen
Black
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01
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Jperatita.