sur.ivnn
in
Elimination
Contents
in
Hi
Meet
Now
Going
on
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July
28.
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i
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Montreal
Nunnn.
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surviving
In
meo',
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:o
loon
DeTurenn
of
Seattle.
I
C
3
Harrison
of
Berkeley.
J.
K.'
H
'
Pasadena,
end
Jdtw
Rlmn
x
singles
those
Irft
sre.
Msrpnrle
Lfemine
and
Victoria:
Mi-
EllKi
and
f
Vioour
Louise
McFarUtid
sitd
-
Eowii
Oroee.
and
Mar-sil
of
California.
n
1
nnn
mr
wo
DABUM
lb
COMING
HERE
Making
Annual
Inspection
Trip
orth
and
(iocs
an
Far
as
Alaska
vlrT0rUA
.7ulv
MI
a'
'Jiv
f
iie
international
halibut
n
i
leaving
far
Prince
Uu-
f
ll
:
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,
,
it
r
ax-,-,..
h
'
'
IIIM
tjlt
VIV
IIWI
ftiak:!i
hm
annual
npctim
of
'I'lmnn
II
wilt
tr
far
;e
pt
i..
f
British
Columbia.
DIED
RESULT
CAR
ACCIDENT
Vancouver
Jul,
28.
-Edgar
Young
!N
TV
r
-a
i
t
.
.
i.
.
1
w
d:iv'
11
by
l)rctte
Palltta.
The
15
j:hartrnH
uriiu
nniKtj.
'9
u
,
ut
ball
of
S8.000.
ALBERTA
PREPARFS
FOR
BIG
CONVENTION
EDMONTON.
Jul-Alberta
will
bo
rryrcntea
when
the
big
Conecr-wim,e
'a,lonal
invention
la
held
at
n'f'
n'Xt
0ctobcr
The
sUteen
Icoi-
an"1
thl
provlnc
"
"end
a
be
,SiU
hat
will
probably
ir
''
f
the
mot
Important
gathcr-'
10
hlstlry
of
thta
political
party.
bodywasfound"
OF
VICTORIA
MAN
The,
body
of
.
Ce'
Wh0
ha(1
missing
...
M
ound
yeaterday
In
"'
Macmilny
Point.
Tiilir
Tun
lliir
anil
lUlf
off
!'(
rt
Tlnif
IWffn
Montrral
and
WINNIPRO.
July
M.
It
waa
an
oll-4etrlc
car
of
ttir
aame
typ
th
two
)uat
sclns;
into
awlce
on
Mie
Canadian
Natliiiat
Itnca
tMAwera
Baakaloon
and
ndinonton
which
brake
all
rreerda
in
h
hlaanry
of
Canadkta
ralhrudlng
between
Montreal
and
Toronto
ytr-
r
i
the
ne-
62.
taaa
alws
tttt
rmard
for
rpra
ear
covered
the
cHaunce
be
tween
Montreal
and
Toronto
In
two
bout
and
twenty
minute
Iea
tnan
K
rake
the
InternaUottal
Limited,
the
crack
Canadian
National
train
running
dally
between
Montreal
and
Chicago.
The
actual
running
time
for
the
new
rar
waa
ttee
bouri
and
thirty
minute
Allowing
for
delaya
and
alow
ordereover
certain
ewtlon
of
the
track.
trip
wan
rnnde
m
S
hour
and
forty
minute.
After
thl
aplendtd
inaugural
running,
the
car
will
go
Into
aervlce
between
HawnMtinn.
London.
Toronto
and
Stratford.
Thia
neweat
type
of
oll-electrle
oar
la.
ttte
tateet
achMvement
In
car
eonatructlon
and
la
In
many
reopect
a
radical
departure
from
previous
can.
The
weat
will
be
able
to
Judge
It
merlU
from
the
operation
of
tie
two
between
Saaluitoon
and
Edmonton.
FEWER
CANADIANS
TO
STATES
THIS
YEAR
IS
REPORT
FROM
OFFICIAL
OTTAWA.
July
28
Migration
from
Canada
to
the
United
States
continues
to
decline.
Thla
la
shown
by
the
annual
farurea
of
Unttrd
State
Immigra
tion
diatrlot
No.
I.
with
headquarters
at
Montreal,
wtoteb
were
announced
today
by
Oommtaatoner
Indls.
These
flgurea
cover
porta
of
entry
from
East
nort.
Me.
to
Owpe
Vincent.
N.Y.
"During
the
fiscal
year
ended
June
30.
1937."
aWYl
Commlaaloner
Landla.
"a
total
of
45,831
alien
anplied
for
permanent
admission
to
the
United
etatea
In
thia
duvtrlct.
as
compared
with
49.061
during
the
prraent
year.
Alttogether.
a
total
or
3.
were
ctonltted
aa
compared
with
42.731
the
prevkru
J-ear."
She
Pev.
If.
R.
Orsnt.
D.D.,
former
pastor
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
here,
ad
dressed
the
Rotary
Club
at
Its
luncheon
this
afternoon.
The
members,
through
their
president,
also
bid
adieu
to
one
of
the
members
who
Is
leaving
the
city,
W.
S.
Fisher,
tax
collector.
A
celebration
was
recently
held
In
.London
In
honor
of
the
inventor
of
the
match,
John
Walker,
a
chemist,
who
sold
a
box
of
friction
matches
100
years
ago.
Each
box
contained
CO
matches
find
with
it
went
a
piece
of
sandpaper
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
Ambulance
Urire
Upstair
Dining
Hull,
Servic
with
newly
Uid
dancing
er
here
at
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
Kchne
Ilulldlnf
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
"
SUnd:
MATT
VIDKCK.
Prop.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least
I'hone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
XUI
N
5
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
T
(IT
RSI)
AY.
JULY
2.
1027
Prire
Five
Cents
MA
VA
"IB
Uy
9
lit
Lit,
CONFERENCE
LIKELY
TO
FAIL
I
Til
V
A.
Ml
Li
TWO
BOYS
CHARGED
WITH
MURDER
OF
LAD
RIDING
RODS
Geneva
Conference
on
Naval
Affairs
Likely
to
Fail
is
Prophesied
JAPANESE
C
ANNOT
SHE
HOW
VIEWS
CAN
UK
RECONCILED.
HIT
HIUIHiEMAN
REFUSES
TO
ADMIT
DEFEAT
1,1
V.YA.
July
28.
No
agreement
was
reached
at
the
session
'!?
r
.1
"inference
this
afternoon
and
a
Japanese
spokesman
.
:r
-el
'he
opinion
to
the
Associated
PreM
corresitonilent
that
v.!.
:
;
ii
''.fusion
Monday
would
probably
be
the
last.
He
said
mil.
aiinns
were
that
the
conference
would
fail.
T-
Japanese
said
that
the
British
and
American
viewpoints
i'"
:
h
jrun
cruiser
would
be
extremely
difficult
to
reconcile.
V
r.ndpi'man
denied
that
the
conference
had
collated.
He
1
v
Tsation
would
continue
but
declined
to
predict
what
i
-:
w
uid
brinir
forth.
tpmmic
nrciir
TC
1L1UUU
JYUUUlJlU
AT
VANCOUVER
NEW
OIL
ELECTRIC
CAR
CREATES
TIME
RECORD
tuvs
MWIIOMin
KrWHINS
HIIIM
lllllll
MIIOOl.
HT.trr1
a
mvial
meeting
of
Ue
BChool
board
waa
held
thla
morning
to
consider
the
resignation
of
Miss
B.
MacDonald
of
the
auff
of
the
Hlgft
School.
Miss
Mac-wirod
in
her
resignation
statin?
lilltu
"
-
also
that
her
formal
resignation
oy
icv-
w
on
tho
way.
renamg
uic
rival
of
the
letter,
tho
board
decided
to
take
no
action.
r
VK
ATlll-lf
KKI'T.
Terrace
ir.
calm.
temp.
61.
Itosawood.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
63
AlynSh,.-0r-
oalm,
temp.
63.
Alice
Arm.-ncr-
calm.
.temp.
63.
calm,
temp.
63.
Anyox.--Clear.
Stewart.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
60.
!.r.
j-nr.
calm.
temp.
70.
,
63.
Telegraph
Creek.-Clear.
calm,
temp
o..v,
riicar
calm.
temp.
68.
Burns
Lake.-Clear.
calm.
temp.
87.
calm.
temp.
60.
Whltehorse.-Clear.
south
wind,
temp
Dawson.-Smoky.
GEHRIG
TIES
i
RUTH
AGAIN
Geta
His
3.1rd
Home
Hun
When
Yankee
Win
Victory
Over
1
1
row
n
NW
YOflK.
July
28
ClnclnnaU
advanced
to
fifth
place
in
the
National
learji
when
Shey
arilt
a
double-header
after
winning
six.
Tm
OlanU
toppled
the
Oubs
from
flret
pU3
at
PtMaburg
beat
Brooklya.
8t.
loul
Oardtnata
took
eleven
tn-ntn,
to
beat
Pttlladetphla.
CMirtg
Ued
Iluth
yeateeday.
getting
j
hat
Utlity-Uilrd
home
run
when
the1
Yankee,
won
tbetr
victory
over
the
Brns.
xtTiovu.
u:A(in:
Brooklyn
I.
1-Htaburg
1.
New
York
8,
Chicago
4.
Doa'on
7-2,
Cincinnati
2-
Phlladetphia
8.
fit
LouU
0.
AMIICK
AS
I.Kttlli:
St
Louis
1.
New
York
4.
Detroit
3.
Philadelphia
1
Chicago
7
Washington
4.
Cleveland
-Boston,
rain.
DROWNING
AT
CADBORO
BAY
Victoria
Man
Ust
Life
in
Sight
of
Wife
and
Children
VICTORIA,
July
28.
Oeorge
Will
lama
waa
drowned
while
swimming
at
Cab-bora
Bay
here
last
evening
in
front
of
the
summer
residence
of
Mayor
Carl
Pendray.
The
mayor,
seeing
the
swimmer
in
difficulties,
telephoned
the
city
police
for
a
pulmotor.
which
failed
to
revive
William
when
the
body
wa
brought
ashore.
The
wife
and
three
children
of
the
dead
man
were
also
wit
nesses
of
the
tragedy
from
the
beach.
VESSELW
A
PROPELLER
Union
Freighter
Will
k
on
Ton-toons
Tomorrow
For
He-pairs
Union
frehfhter
Chllkoot
which
left
on
Tuesday
morning
for
8keena
River
points
lost
a
propeller
In
the
klough
Cantaln
J.
L.
WIHIams
was
in
town
yesterday.
She
will
t
brought
Into
port
today
by
a
tug
of
the
Bushby
In
terests
snd
will
go
on
the
pontoons
to
morrow.
A
new
propeller
will
be
up
on
the
Prlncem
Louise
tomorrow
morning
and
It
Is
expected
that
the
Chllkoot
win
continue
her
run
In
the
afternoon.
MOSQUITOES
ARE
SOLD
AT
A
DOLLAR
QUART
STUTTOART.
Ark.,
July
28.
Mosqui
toes
dead
ones
are
worth
$1.00
a
quart
here,
and
the
Stuttgart
Chamber
of
Commerce,
which
Is
the
purchaser,
wants
as
many
as
It
can
get.
The
only
rules
of
the
contest
are
that
the
mosquitoes
must
be
trapped
In
Stuttgart.
An
antl-mosqulto
campaign
Is
being
waged
In
the
Interest
of
more
peaceful
nights.
FORMER
FIGHTER
DIED
IN
NEWYORK
HOTEL
NEW
YORK,
July
28.
Freddy
WoWh.
former
lightweight
champion
of
the
world,
died
today
here
In
a
hotel
room.
-
i
FLAYS
22
-PIECE
O.ii
HESTRA
ALONE:
It
took
seven
years
for
Albert
Nelson
fo
o.mplcte
a
22-picce
orchestra
which
he
p!as
alone
u.sing
hands,
tcit,
mouth
and
knees.
ORESHiPMENTS
NORCONIANIS
TACOMA
EROM
AGAIN
IN
PORT
THIS
PROVINCE
,,ere
F,,r
vump
uepairs
nnd
sun'
Ore
and
concentrates
shipped
from
British
Columbia
in
1928
to
Toooma
was
210421
tons,
nearly
half
of
the
total
amount
treater
at
that
plant.
The
shipments
from
Hidden
Creek
were
temporary
and
are
not
now
being
made
aa
the
concentrate
are
treated
at
Anyox.
Details
are:
Concentrator
tons
Engineer
OoM
Mies.
Lad
180
Premier
Odd
Mies.
Ltd
19,397
Hidden
Creek.
(Oranhy)
33.271
telmnnt
Surf
Inlet
2443
lied
ley
(VoW
Mining
On.
1.456
Britannia
M.
&
S.
Co.
-
77.739
Total
184.978
Cull
Ore
Ton
Premier
OoM
Mines,
lEt,
..
.
74461
Emancipation
Total
UKAT
NORTH
.U'CKLAMt
74463
Dry
Or
Tons
B.C.
Silver
902
EepeninEa
18
Planet
Mines.
Ltd
3
Total
983
Total
ehlpmentn
210.321
tone.
ONLY
ONE
AMERICAN
BOAT
SOLD
FISH
ON
EXCHANGE
HERE
TODAY
Only
one
American
boat
sold
halibut
on
Exchange
here
today.
Price
were
about
what
they
have
been
for
several
days
past.
Sales
were
as
follows:
Amrrlran
Ivanhoe,
19,000
pounds,
to
Booth
Fish
eries
at
10.90c
and
6c.
Canadian
Kalen,
9.000
pounds,
'to
AUin
Fisher
ies
at
10.60c
and
7c.
W.
T
3.000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries
at
10.60c
and
6.50c.
Bayvicw.
3.500
pound,
to
AUin
Fish
eries
at
10.80c
and
6.700.
Ingrcd
H..
6.000
pounds,
to
AUin
Fish-fries
at
10
60c
and
6.50c
.
Point
May.
2.000
pounds,
to
Oold
at
10.80c
and
7c.
WHANOARBI.
July
28The
All-Sar
defeated
North
Auckland
toqeer
team
this
afternoon
by
a
score
iM
four,
goals
to
one.
HASKIIALL
Native
Sons
vs.
Gyros.
Tonight
at
6.43
'..'
--yfyy
'
amiie
is
iipprcii.iii-u
The
twin
screw
yacht
the
Norconlsn
was
In
port
this
forenoon
for
pump
repairs.
This
luxuriously
equipped
boat
1
110
feet
long,
22
feet
wide
snd
draws
8
feet.
She
has
two
ISO
horse-powei
Speedway
engines.
On
board
are
Mrs.
Clark,
wife
of
the
owner.
Res.
B.
Clark
of
Los
Angeles,
her
two
children
snd
seven
guests.
The
crew
number
seven.
They
plan
to
visit
the
Salt
Lakes
and
the
Cold
Storage
plsnt
this
afternoon.
Their
trip
irora
Seattle
north
was
very
rough
and
when
In
Prince
Rupert
It
was
very
cold.
Since
then
on
their
voyage
to
Skagway
they
have
had
rainy
dull
weather.
Today's
hot
clear
weather
appeals
to
them
very
strongly.
They
have
bad
fair
fishing
but
have
caught
no
salmon.
The
journey
south
will
be
continued
as
soon
as
the
repairs
to
the
pump
have
been
completed.
One
of
the
visitors
gave
an
exhibition
of
surf-riding
when
here
on
their
lorthward
Journey.
LORD
TREYOR
MARRIED
TO
VILLAGE
GIRL
WHO
NURSE
TO
HIS
SISTER
LONDON.
July
28.
Lord
Trevor,
64
years
of
age.
was
yesterday
married
to
Miss
Phyllis
Sims.
23.
daughter
of
the
village
plumber
or
Klrton.
Lincolnshire.
Miss
Sims,
who
was
a
nurse,
attended
lord
Trevor's
sister,
Hon.
Leila
Hill
Trevor.
JOHNNY
BAYLEY
WON
ENGLISH
BAY
SWIM
VANCOUVER.
July
28.
-Johnny
Bay-ley
won
the
annual
three-quarter
mle
race
staged
at
English
Bay
by
the
Vancouver
Swimming
Club
last
night,
his
time
being
20
minutes
63
seconds.
VANCOUVER
MAN
SAID
COMMITTED
SUICIDE
VANCOUVER.
July
28.
Believed
that
he
crttnmtttcd
suicide.
Arthur
Johnson
wa
found
dead
In
his
apartment
here
yesterday.
He
had
been
connected
with
one
of
the
weekly
papers
here.
DARK
JAPAN
WINNER
OF
GOODWOOD
RACES
GOODWOOD.
England.
July
28.
Ag
Khan's
Dark
Japan
won
the
famous
C-Mviwnort
dip
today
Boys
Accused
of
Murder
at
Vancouver
for
Killing
Lad
Who
Was
Riding
Train
Rods
VANCOUVER,
July
23.
That
Otto
IJosch
met
his
death
as
tho
result
of
a
blow
on
the
head
struck
by
George
Rurtress,
eighteen
years
of
age,
on
the
C.P.R.
eastbound
freight
near
Ruby
Creek
Friday,
was
the
verdict
of
the
coroner'
jury
returned
last
night.
Otto
Reilbergen,
who
appeared
with
his
head
swathed
in
bandages,
testified
that
he
and
Rosch
were
beating
their
way
east
in
search
of
work
when
they
were
attacked
by
Rurgess
and
John
McKenzie,
17,
who
were
also
riding
the
rods.
4.
Itelnbernn
asserted
that
the
assail-
uit
believed
that
he
and
Bosch
were
n
pcweaa.on
of
170.
which
they
Intended
ii
take
but
he
h.iuicir
had
leas
than
ur
d
.Urs
while
Botch
alio
had
a
mall
sum.
a
Burgees
and
Maekn.e
were
both
,
barged
with
murder
In
connection
with
the
death
of
Bosch.
They
appeared
at
the
inquest
but
did
not
testily.
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tTif
i
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KR.lllE
inn.
ON
ItOAKIt
KMPUKSS
SJS.
EMPRESS
,
OF
AUSTRALIA.
July
S8.
-There
was
a
big
masquerade
ball
In
the
.
first
class
quarters
of
the
ship
here
last
night
which
waa
attended
by
the
Prince
of
Wales.
Prince
Oeorge
uii
Premier
Baldwin.
The
Prince,
who
Is
keenly
interested
n
athletics,
is
spending
miirh-
of
his
time
in
the
):
POLICE
TO
ENFORCE
WHOOPING
COUGH
RULES
AFTER
THIS
On
instructions
from
the
medical
Zenith
officer
the
city
police
are
taking
iteps
to
enforce
the
law
against
those
parents
who
are
not
strictly
observing
he
regulations
regarding
the
notifica
tion
of
whooping
cough
and
the
ob
servance
of
the
rules
of
quarantine.
There
has
been
considerable
laxity
among
many
of
the
parents.
Their
children
are
allowed
to
run
round
and
mix
with
other
peoples'
children.
It
Is
even
reported
that
some
with
whooping
cough
have
been
to
the
picture
show.
There
is
much
of
It
heard
In
the
parks
and
there
Is
no
doubt
that
many
par-en's
ere
not
realising
their
respon-
sHbll'ty
towards!
other
people.
It
Is
to
put
a
stop
to
this
slackness
that
the
services
of
Khe
police
have
been
requltltloned
and
all
parents
are
warned
that
they
must
strictly
obey
the
letter
and
the
spirit
of
the
regulations.
TWO
GOOD
ADDRESSES
AT
GYRO
LUNCHEON
Oeorge
.lluiliby
and
Rev.
!r.
Grant
Spoke
on
Opportunities
for
Young
Men
Yesterday
was
a
double-header
at
the
Oyro
Club,
there
toeing
two
very
Interesting
addresses,
one
by
George
Bushby
and
the
other
by
Re.
Dr.
Orant,
both
dealing
somewhat
with
the
opportunities
for
young
men
and
their
place
in
the
community.
Air.
Bushfby
gave
some
particularly
good
advice
to
young
men
not
to
lie
down
on
the
Job.
Two
violin
selections
were
given
by
William
Balagno
accompanied
by
Miss
form
Tlte.
Milton
Gonzales
presided.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Askerl
B.C
1.75
I.8I
Coast
Qppper
.-
11.75
.12.75
Cork
Province
.08
.06
VJ
Dunrwell
1.28
145
Gladstone
.18ft
.20
Independence
Myt
.07H
Lucky
Jim
.18.
.19
ft
Premier
2.11
2.12
Porter
Idaho
19
.20
H
L.
and
L
.09
.09V,
Silver
Crest
.06
here.
PLANK
m'KNF.II
BERLIN.
July
28
Three
were
killed
ard
two
were
injured
when
a
German
air
service
passenger
plane
was
bumed
FORMER
MAYOR
DAWSON
DIES
i-R.
P.
Mclennan,
Well
Known
Throughout
R.C.
Dies
in
lios-
;
pital
at
Vancouver
!
VANCOUVER.
July
38.
R.
P.
McLen-
nan.
66
years
of
age.
one
of
the
most
1
prominent
businessmen
of
British
Col-
'
iimhla
riled
at
the
hosnltal
here
vei-
i
terday
a
few
hoars
after
undergoing
a
major
operation.
He
was
born
In
Nova
Scotia
and
went
to
Wlnnepeg
In
188
J.
Two
years
later
he
proceeded
to
Victoria.
In
1898
he
went
to
the
Yukon
on
a
business
trip,
which
It
was
expected
would
be
short,
but
he
remained
several
years
and
during
that
time
served
as
mayor
of
Dawson.
Later
he
returned
to
Vancouver
and
became
well
known
In
Liberal
circles
where
was
hlgUl
HOPE
TO
SETTLE
NAVAL
PLANS
Hritish
Delegates
Again
in
Geneva
to
Take,
up
Work
Where
They
Ift
off
GENEVA,
July
28.
"We
are
In
hopei
of
getting
everything
settled
within
a
fortnight."
said
Right
Hon.
W.
C.
Brldgeman,,
First
Lord
of
the
British
Admiralty,
arriving
here
from
London
today!
"We
are
merely
going
to
resume
negotiations
where
we
left
off.
We
have
no
Instructions."
said
Viscount
Cecil,
the
other
British
delegate
who
went
with
Brldgeman
to
England
to
report
to
the
government
and
consult
as
to
futurs
action.
NANAIMO
WINS
AT
SASKATOON
Beats
Champions
of
Prairies
in
Semi-Finals
First
Game
Last
Evening
WINNIPEG.
July
28.
Nanalmo
'
defeated
Saskatoon
Sons
of
England
five
goals
to
two
here
Isst
night
In
the
first
of
a
two-game
series
In
the
Connaught
Cup
semi-finals.
The
Sons
defeated
the
Fort
Bouge
Rangers
at
Winnipeg
in
a
two-game
series
Saturday
and
Monday,
thus
winning
the
Tight
to
meet
the
B.C.
HEAD.0N
COLLISION
IN
SOUTH
AFRICA
IS
CAUSE
OFMANY
DEATHS
CAPETOWN,
July
28.
Thirty
African
and
two
Europeans
were
killed
In
a
head-on
collision
when
the
Natal
Mall
ran
Into
a
freight
near
Heidelberg
yesterday.
Many
Europeans
and
native
were
Injured.
RESERVOIR
BURST
KILLING
THOUSAND
LONDON.
July
28.
Unconfirmed
reports
from
Ahmedabad.
Bombay
presidency,
state
that
a
thousand
people,
are
dead
as
a
result
of
the
bursting
of
its
banks
of
the
Baroda
state
reservoir,
which
has
an
area
of
fifteen
square
miles.
,
m
,
,