DEAD
AND
BURIED
Illiwack
Man
Report
Alive
and
IWtll
Although
His
Wife
Ifuried
Him
tTHNON
Aug
10.
Although
V.
:
Chilliwaek
u
rated
.
"'d.
accordant;
to
local
.
la
alive,
sad
well
at
W
!
.ugton.
v.
u
learns
luted
Wood
M
On
Un
Aa
Wuod.
ap
ii
!H;f:-tl
the
toodf
of
i
'
Blanchstrrt
a
br
Mm
been
iirtwrtiiy
mow
ttr
'
'
M
the
authorities
o
U
C
'ified
the
Mount
Vemor
V.'
xj
had
been
living
there
-
imme
in
ctulllwack.
Jiff
sentence
IS
GIVEN
INDIAN
llliam
Dick.
Alias
William
John-
fn,
(eta
Two
Years
for
Ob
taining
Money
Under
I
al.se
Pretences
'
hi
two
years
in
peni-mctr-d
out
if
Magistrate
:.
.!,!
m
cltjr
pollot
court
"
William
Dirk.
Indian.
1
Johnson,
who
pleaded
of
obtu..:n:i(!
moiwj
u.'iioet
after
electing
for
"iiri
been
In
trouble
of
M-vKumiy,
obtained
ISO
"I
local
tailor,
as
pay-
cxihti'iit
boat.
APANESE
WIN
TENNIS
GAME
fat
Crocker
and
Wright
in
Itril-
Iiant
Doubles
at
Montreal
TP.EAJ.
Aug
20
-Japan
won
the
:
'
Hie
Davis
Cup
yeater-
.d;i
and
T-.bn
Urfeatlng
Crocker
e-3.
4-6:
7-6.
7-6.
10-8.
protoablv
n,e
moat
thrtlUng
E:
i
Cup
history.
IAN
DROWNED
TURKISH
BATH
V."norTnen
a....
enry
ixa-
89
vean.-
of
sk!.
whose
lifeless
body
i3UlJ
at
nine
inch
o.t.
.
u'
.ne
nmmiua
a
.
.
r-
,
u,
wre
Vancouver
"-in
oailis
hn
last
night.
Is
be
"V8
c-juapsed
and
drowned
,
Marmot
ac
,n
me
compartment.
ERGUSON
WILL
NOT
ACCEPT
LEADERSHIP'
WliONTO,
Aug
20.-Premler
Ferguson
announced
that
he
could
not
turned
to
cnwi
jmnc
w
taw
oaurt
of
appeals.
I
under
-wttOHr
hwawatalp
tn
the
h
nr.
ugw
servtd
u
a
vIhu
The
baaor
la
mm
M
toe
unique
la
BrlUah
Columbia
to
bmw
personal
re-premteves
of
tfce
Brush
crown
re-?rautd
In
the
cortege.
I
the
Legislative
chamber
the
body
tar
in
aute
all
mora
toe
and
during
the
'Try
afternoon
guarded
by
four
soidaart
if
the
Blateenth
Battalion
Canadian
noMeh
.
Commencing
at
three
C-Joek
the
state
aerrlet
to
Uklag
place
t
the
Pint
United
Chureh
prior
to
LOCAL
at
Royal
Oak
several
miles
l.lliKKAl
H
MIKE
INFANrS
FUNERAL
MMPATHV
The
Prtaea
Rupert
liberal
Association
teas
wired
it
sympathy
to
the
widow
and
family
of
the
late
Premier
Oliver,
who
psswed
way
la
Victoria
on
Wednesday
night.
and
U
alao
sending,
through
the
local
member.
Hon.
T.
D
Ps'.ttdlo.
a
floral
tribute
for
the
funeral
Uua
afternoon.
TAKES
PLACE
TODAY
Klitinviitli
Old
Soli
of
.Mr.
and
Mm.
Ororge
.tndrrsen
Interred
lollua-Jng
hen
lee
Following
a
aenrloe
In
the
chapel
of
the
BC.
Undertaken
at
which
Rev.
A
Vniaan.
paator
of
Pint
United
Churah
Officiated.
Interment
took
place
tMa
afternoon
In
Palrriew
Oeroetery
ot
Rupert
Harrla
Andersen,
eight
month
oW
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
Andersen.
Lltblnlere
Street.
Prtends
or
the
family
were
In
attendance
and
there
were
a
number
of
floral
tributes.
NO
WHEEL
OF
FORTUNE
FOR
EDMONTON
GYROS
EDMONTON.
Aug
20
No
wheels
of
fortune
or
other
gambling
devices
wUl
feature
the
annual
Oyro
carnival
this
year,
the
club
having
given
their
guarantee
that
nothing
contrary
to
the
law
would
be
undertaken.
Mayor
A.
U.
O.
Bury
declared
when
asked
If
the
city
would
take
steps
to
stop
the
operatln
of
wheels
of
fortune
which
caused
such
a
discussion
a
year
ago.
"No
feature
of
the
Oyroe'
carnival
which
will
break
the
law
will
be
undertaken,"
Mayor
Bury
stated.
VANCOUVEIt
EXCHANGE
B.C.
Stiver
...
Coast
Copper
Cork
Province
Dunwell
Independence
Indian
-L.
and
t.
Leadsmitb
Lucky
Jim
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Richmond
BUversmtth
Suntooh
Tsrle
Bid.
Akd
1J7
130
10.745
1105
r
.0614
.80
.86
i
J3
.06
.07
.08
.05
..1BK
.19
.10
.13
225'
2.27
J?
M
SO
30
.70
4.80
5.00
5
TAXI
Ambulance
and
Boston
Grill
Servica
Large
Upstair
Dining
HalL
Anywhere
at
Anytime
with
newly
laid
dancing
ISIand
Ktchange
ISulldlnf
floor,
for
hire,
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop,
PRINCE
RUPERT
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
least
Phone
7.
N
195.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
ll.C.
SAHTiDAY.
AUGUST
20,
1927
TATEFpSUL
TOD
A
Y
FOR
PREMIER
'RINCE
OF
WALES'
STIRRING
ADDRESS
TO
CANADIAN
CLUB
neatest
Honor
Ever
Paid
a
British
Columbian
Bestowed
Upon
Premier
Oliver
Today
l'"l:TA.
A
umit
20.
-With
two
of
the
Kin'
sons,
leading
and
the
people
of
Uritish
Columbia
paying
their
last
;i
tafp
funeral
this
afternoon
to
Premier
Oliver,
the
pro-"irfmg
probably
the
highest
honors
ever
bestowed
upon
iiixeii
but
th-
family
haa
invited
to
the
funeral
only
rid
whom
they
knew
in
the
pioneer
days
in
the
Delta
I
.all
-bearers
who
are
laying
the
Premier
to
rest
in
the
i
Oak
Cemetery
are
all
old
timers
who
were
cloae
to
-x
wa
hewing
the
farm
out
of
the
wilderness.
Honorary
paU.bwtf,
um
Premier's
colleagues
and
Hen.
J.
A.
U,
4
.
:!
I
i
:i
AIRPLANE
IS
LIKELY
LOST
Dallas
Spirit
Went
to
Look
for
Honolulu
l-'lyerd
Sent
Out
S.OJS.
KAN
til
lriC-(.
Aug.
Sd-The
plane
"!allat
hplrlt."
piloted
by
IV.
I.
I
J
In
iiihI
itutlgaled
by
A.
II.
I.lrliwaklt,
Klikh
left
Oakland
at
t.JS
Irktj)
aftrriKMin
for
llunolulu,
liitrndlnr
t
aearrh
for
the
inlnKlug
pUiies
Ml
I
lor
a
n
and
(Solden
litlr.
M-nt
out
S.(.s.
ralU
at
nine
o'rliMk
lat
nljlit
and
lias
not
been
heard
I
ruin
since.
The
Ukt
ineMscr
said
she
was
In
(
lie
heeoud
tail
plu.
I'.H.
naval
force
and
turn
limit
trsM-lo
are
hunting
In
the
hope
of
finding
then
although
It
l
feared
the
Mla
Dor
an
In
lot
although
the
(iolilrn
laitle
miglit
lie
afliut.
Hie
U-t
mrMare
from
the
Italia
spirit
were:
"We
are
In
a
tall
plu.
Irlay
thai
Miesaace,,
Uaa
auiit
iif
It
It
a
a
tloe
evil."
i
The
mrwiare
stvpjied
then
ktarted
"M
e
are
in
tall
spin."
No
more
wan
heard.
The
trumrr
1Vet
Seiian
rrNirtrd
I
hat
rurinben
of
the
crew
haw
a
mjklerliiua
flare
about
1511
miles
from
San
lrunrlsu
but
failed
to
find
a
plane.
BOY
DROWNED
AT
ALICE
ARM
Ilody
of
Little
Jack
Anderson
Heine
Drought
Here
by
His
Father
Word
-was
received
In
the
city
this
morning
of
the
vdeath
by
drowning
of
little
Jack
Antteraon
son
of
John
Anderson
of
Alice
Arm.
The
lad
fell
off
the
dock
aad
his
lifeless
body
was
later
recovered.
Mr.
Anderson
at
oomlng
south
on
the
Prince
Rupert
en
route
here
with
the
bedy
and
the
burial
It
Is
understood
wtl
take
place
here.
dacK
was
one
or
twins
and
was
a
fine
lKUe
ohap.
WOULD
HAVjTdIRECT
STEAMER
TO
FRISCO
Among
the
southbound
visitors
this
morning
was
Miss
O.
A.
Shaffer,
representing
the
foreign
trade
Travel
and
Trade
bureau
of
Sin
Pranelsoo.
She
has
been
In
Alaska
with
the
object
of
en
couraging
travel
to
and
from
that
territory
and
the
south
eout.
Incidentally
ahe
enpreiwed
the
opinion
that
there
should
be
a
direct
steamer
to
and
from
this
part
of
the
country
from
San
Pranchwo,
and
this
was
one
of
the
things
the
bureau
was
out
to
accomplish.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Only
Canadian
halibut
was
offered
.at
the
Fish
Exchange
iu
morning,
four
boats
wiling
a
total
of
28.500
pounds
at
bids
ranging
from
12.2c
and
7c
to
18.3c
and
7c.
Arrivals
and
sales:
Viking,
1300
pounds.
Canadian
Pish
Se
Cold
Storage
Co..
12.2c
and
7c.
H.
and
R
4,000
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries,
12.4c
and
7c.
unome,
6,500
pounds,
Canadian
A;
Cold
Storage
Oo,
13.30
and
7c.
Royal
111.,
5)X0
pounds.
Royal
Co.,
13.3c
and
7e.
It
Is
to
be
leareo
u'
buihc
i
kj
oe
icmimoe.
Answers.
mMt
suecess-fuJ
floaters
on
the
ea
of
accept
the
leadership
j
life
use
a
raft
of
mends.
Ottawa
vim-
'
i'
lrty
in
Caanda.
aen.
Fish
FUh
First
Olrl
Mary
makes
me
sick.
Second
Me,
too.
She
tries
so
hard
This
atternoonls
train,
due
from
the
east
at
3.30
is
reported
to
be
011
time.
ALBERTA
WHEAT
GEHRIG
AHEAD
CROP
IS
HEAVY:
IN
HOME
RUNS
;
Edmonton
Journal's
Monthly
Ke-I
port
is
Most
Optimistic
He-Kard
to
Yield
EDMONTON,
Aug.
30.-
Wheat
la
filling
ana
rpen.ng
unser
awsal
eaadltluns
In
almost
all
aaoUona
ef
Northern
and
central
Alberta,
according
to
the
Edmuitoa
Journal
fourth
aaaattUy
crop
report,
and
Is
rapkdly
reaotamg
the
cutting
stage
that
prospects
for
yield
are
heavy
and
grades
good.
Almost
without
txaajation
all
district)
tuoata
big
crops,
vary
lew
anticipating
in
avenge
f-r
wtea
ot
test
tnaa
go
bushels
t-j
the
aese
and
a
number
expecting
aa
high
as
41
bushels,
so
that
gara
average
Ckould
run
between
10
and
is
buaheU
(ran
present
Indies
-tlonf.
OiKtrlcU
aapwtlog
a
high
as
40
busbela
an
AUtabaska,
Bel
lis.
Chlpman,
tpr,
Duf
field,
frog
Lake.
Jeffrey.
Ktnuso,
louce
Coups.
Provost.
Radway
Deritre,
Bbandra,
Sylvan
Lake
and
Viking,
well
scattered
dtetalcta.
Crop
are
earaUsg
through
the
dan-jwcus
period
well
sad
very
few
fre-it
re
re-'rtrd
With
tfee
exnepUon
of
one
at
Wanptte,
where
10
per
cent
loss
is
declared,
all
frosts
were
very
Ugh:
and
not
enough
to
seriously
impair
average
grades.
Some
alight
hall
storms
have
been
experienced
but
nothing
heavy
since
the
last
report
In
July.
Damage
from
lodging
and
other
eauw
I
Ught.
Harvesting
should
nc
general
by
AStmt
a
and
a
number'
of
are
already
eutting.
Coarse
grains
are
aenenllr
good
and
heavy
and
very
few
districts
report
nly
fair
condition.
Rye
I
being
cut
In
many
districts
and
a
few
fields
of
barley
and
oaU
are
under
the
binder.
Oreenfeed
crops
are
gen
erally
very
good
and
a
large
crop
of
hay
has
been
up
tn
many
districts.
With
the
recent
hot
weather
many
flooded
hay
areas
have
dried
up
enabling
farmers
to
cut
more
than
anticipated.
Oenerally
speaking
all
fanners
are
looking
for
bumper
crops
and
feel
confident
of
the
future.
Mrs.
W.
S.
Fisher
and
daughter.
Miss
Louie
Fisher,
wUl
sail
Monday
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Gorge
for
Victoria
where
they
-
will
take
up
their
residence,
joining
Mr.
Fisher
who
has
been
transferred
to
that
city
tn
the
service
of
the
provincial
taxation
department.
In
view
of
their
departure,
they
have
been
honored
guests
at
many
private
social
functions
recently.
Advertise
tn
The
Dally
News
Lead
Kuth
by
One
by
Maklnjr
Hit
39th
in
Game
Against
Chicago
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
JO
-Gehrig
made
his
thirty-ninth
homer
yesterday
ban
he
Tai.iscea
tost
to
Chicago.
Oehrhg
now
lcr.d',
Rath
by
one.
Ike
St.
louts
AeriTT.oans.
lawty
heretofore,
won
thetr
third
straight
game,
'-.eating
Washington.
The
double
win
of
Detroit
put
them
one
game
1mm
second
pises
s
Sy
the
Sr:n,tirs.
Yesterday's
play
made
little
in
the
National
League.
NATIONAL
LKAOl'C
Chicago
a-l.
Brooklyn
0-8.
PUttburg
9-2,
Now
York
Clnclnnat.
fi-1.
Ptalladetpbia
8t.
Louis
1-6.
Boston
S-l.
AMtitir.tN
uittiic
New
York
2.
Chloaco
3.
P'.Uladelphla
6.
Cleveland
3.
Btston
2-7.
Detroit
Washington
1.
Bt.
Louis
6.
3-0.
PRIZES
OFFERED
IN
NEW
YORK-SPOKANE
NON-STOP
FLIGHT
SPOKANE.
Wash..
Aug.
20.
America's
larat
ni.n-t.top
race
across
the
United
dMriet:taJ
Jnm
Kev
Yark
Spokane
wlB
e
fiewn
on
September
21
and
22
as
an
sdded
feature
to
the
aviation
program
ot
the
National
A!r
Derby
Association
of
Spokane,
which
is
sponsoring
the
Na
ticnai
Air
Derby
race
from
New
York
to
8pokane.
the
Pacific
Cast
Air
Derby
race
from
Ssn
Francisco
and
the
seventh
annual
national
air
races.
Announcement
of
the
New
York-Spokane
non-stop
race
was
made
by
Major
John
T.
Fancher,
managing
dl
rector
of
the
association,
after
the
association's
executive
committee
this
week
had
voted
(15.000
tn
prize
money
for
the
event.
The
winner
of
the
2.200
mile
non-stop
wUl
receive
110.000
and
the
second
pilot
to
set
his
landing
trucks
on
the
Spokane
air
port
will
receive
5,000.
I'lUXCES
AKE
Bl'SY
VICTORIA.
Aug.
20.
The
Princes
played
golf
this
morning.
This
evening
they
are
to
be
guetts
of
honor
of
the
British
Empire
League
and
the
Sixteenth
Canadian
Scottish.
Canadian
Representative
at
Geneva
Sees
Benefit
from
the
Recent
Disarmament
Conference
QUEBEC.
August
20.
Right
Hon.
Ernest
Lapointe,
minister
of
justice,
returning
after
a
five
months
trip
to
Australia
and
Geneva,,
at
the
latter
of
which
he
represented
Canada
at
the
disarmament
conference,
arrived
here
last
night.
Referring
to
the
collapse
of
the
conference,
Mr.
Lapointe
said
:
"Parity
in
naval,
forces
is
no
guage
of
parity
in
naval
strength
unless
the
situations
under
which
and
for
which
naval
strength
excels
are
similar
in
fundamental
characteristics.
I
am
indeed
sorry
that
form
uj
as
could
not
be
found
that
by
all
and
the
foundations
have
been
would
have
reconciled
wholly
divergent
laid,
I
hope,
for
the
moral
and
mental
views
and
circumstances.
However,
the
1
attitude
for
the
recognition
of
the
ne-deslrabtllty
of
further
disarmament
and
oesslty
of
peace
and
these
have
been
decrease
of
expenditures
is
recognized
served
by
the
gathering
at
Geneva,"
Bootleggers
of
United
States
to
be
Taxed
on
Their
Illicit
Business
Under
Internal
Laws
SEATTLE,
August
m
As
part
of
a
national
plan
to
make
prohibition
pay
for
Itself,
the
Pacific
Northwest
federal
prohibition
unit
will
soon
begin
to
collect
internal
revenue
taxes
and
penalties
from
bootleggers.
Tfcis
was
announced
last
night
by
William
Whitney,
legal
adviser
to
the
prohibition
department,
who
said
that
Seattle
bootleggers
alone
owed
more
than
a
million
dollars
to
the
government
under
the
provisions
of
the
internal
revenue
act,
statutes
which
the
courts
hold
are
properly
invoked
against
Volstead
Act
violators.
The
law
provides
that
a
liquor
wholesaler
or
retailer
be
taxed
$1,000
a
year
while
the
manufacturer
and
rUII
operator
is
liable
to
a
tax
of
$6.40
a
gallon
on
the
product.
Prince
of
Wales
Urges
Keep
Spirit,
Courage
and
Endurance
of
Old
WIVES
STIRRING
ADDRESS
TO
VICTORIA
CANADIAN
CLUB,
TELLING
HOW
MEN
OF
FAST
WENT
OUT
FOR
TRADE
VICTORIA,
Aotcuat
20.
"Men
of
the
pagt
were
not
content
to
ait
at
hame
and
wait
for
trade
to
come
to
them;
they
went
out
into
the
world
and
found
it,"
the
Prince
of
Wales
said
yesterday,
when
addressing
the
Canadian
Club.
"The
Britiah
Empire
owea
its
exigtent
to
the
great
adventurers
of
the
jiaat,
men
who
had
nothing
to
rely
upon
but
their
own
courage,
no
atimtttua
but
their
love
of
adventure,
and
no
scientific
aid
but
their
mother
wit.
Yet
they
penetrated
to
the
furthermost
limits
of
the
then
ksdwn
world."
SpeakUg
of
Brttih
Columbia,
tlwa
.
Prince
aaM:
"We
must
thank
the
land
adventnrara
wno
literally
hacked
their
way
-svrffit
forests
and
over
mountains,
essse
of
tbfm
to
win
fame
and
fortune,
others
to
die
broken
sod
unknown."
Ti
Prtnos
recalled
the
lite
of
Premier
Oliver
who
came
here
to
farm
and
through
his
own
ettorU
rose
tu
be
head
of
fVie
goveraaaent
of
the
province.
He
continued:
"Some
of
the
people
of
my
generation
may
wonder
if
we
hay
that
sptnt
and
can
da
all
the
things
those
men
did.
I
believe
that
spirit
and
courage
and
enditraaMe
still
exists
The
war
I'OUI.K
MITES
AUK
IlKINO
IWKSTHIATI.II
iiv
iiviiko
Kili:i:it
A.
C.
R.
Yulll.
Vancouver
hydro
-
electric
engineer.
this
morning
authorized
the
announcement
that
he
had
a
party
investigating
power
sites
in
this
district.
Mr.
Yuul
sails
tonight
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
and.
on
his
return
In
ten
days
or
so.
may
have
a
further
announcement
to
make.
v
FAREWELL
DANCE
FOR
FISHERMEN
Mrs.
IMipnls
served
Delightful
Kefrn.li-tiients
at
t'unrtkm
Last
NlRl.t
In
Haii-port
Some
29
or
30
G
Maples
were
present
at
an
enjoyafele
dance
given
hat
night
at
Haysport
as
a
farefell
to
salmon
fishermen
who
are
leaving
the
Skeena
River.
Dancing
was
kept
up
until
3
o'clock
this
morning
and.
at
midnight,
delicious
refreshments
were
served
by
Mrs.
Dupuls.
Among
those
present
was
Oeorge
Frlzaell
ol
this
city.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
HCOTTIMI
LEAdl
E
lllv.
I.
Clyde
3.
Boness
0.
Dundee
0.
Motherwell
.
Dumfermline
1.
Alrdrieonlans
4.
Falkirk
S.
St.
Johnstone
1.
Hamilton
0,
Celtic
0.
Hibernians
S,
Cowdenbeath
0.
Kilmarnock
2.
Partlck
3.
Ratth
Rovers
2,
Aberdeen
3.
Queen's
Park
2.
St.
Mlrren
4.
Rangers
4,
Hearts
1.
Sergeant
W.
J.
Service,
chief
of
the
Smttbers
detachment
of
the
provincial
police,
arrived
in
the
city
last
night
from
the
interior
and
proceeded
to
Stewart
on
the
Prince
Rupert
to
pick
up
a
mental
patient
whom
he
will
deliver
to
Essoodtle.
Also
going
south,.on
tonight's
Rteamer
with
the
officer
win
be
Luke
WUlls.
who
will
serve
three'
months
at
Okalla
for
vagrancy,
and
William
Dick.
Indian,
who
was
sentenced
this
morning
to
two
years'
to
New
Westminster
penitentiary
for
obtaining
money
under
false
pretenses.
Mrs.
Thomas
Wallace
of
Claxton
and
INVERNESS
IS
HIGH
CANNERY
Has
Made
Pack
of
10,000
Cases
in
Spite
of
off
Season
Will
Remain
in
Operation
In
view
of
the
fact
that
It
has
been
an
off
season,
the
Inverness
cannery
cannot
complain
at
its
pack
for
the
proved
that
aad
we
must
never
lose
ya.,sjatjd
Rt
Q,
JeJujaton,
manager,
of
I
wr
jnaiit,
t
oo
was
in
toe
city
aDoaro
.
the
Princess
Beatrice
this
mornlnir
en
1
route
from
Inverness
to
Klemtu
can-
nery
which
is
controlled
by
him.
In-
terness
cannery,
with
a
pack
of
tamo
i
16.000
cases
to
date.
Is
said
to
be
the
1
httTh
a
ntlawfW
nn
hs
fibstana
Disss
T.
j
mss)w
vsiuuvtf
was
i,uv
wsvt
i
ua
aart7A
W)
capacity
is
some
40.000
or
60,000
cases.
I
.Klemtu
cannery,
which
Is
a
faU
fish
proposition,
is
approaching
the
half
way
mark
of
the
22.000
cases
which
It
was
prepared
to
pack.
Mr.
Johnston
stated
that
both
Inverness
and
Klemtu
canneries
would
remain
open
until
the
usual
end
of
the
season.
Some
of
the
other
canneries
on
the
river
are
closing
down
this
ONE
KILLED
AUTO
RACES
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
20
P.
Churchill
of
North
Bend,
Wash.,
is
dead
and
Art
Hinea
of
Portland.
Ore.,
Is
In
hospital
having
been
Injured
In
a
crash
aa
a
result
of
auto
speed
racing
at
Hastings
Park
yesterday.
Churchill
died
from
a
fractured
skull
but
Hlnes
is
expected
to
recover.
Churchill,
unable
to
change
his
course
quickly
enough,
tore
Into
Hlnes'
car.
forcing
it
into
the
fence.
ANOTHER
LOSES
LIFEIN
RIVER
Simon
Pierce,
Port
Essington
Indian,
Falls
From
Canoe
Near
Kwinitsa
and
is
Drowned
Provincial
police
headquarters
have
been
advteed
of
still
another
native
drowning
In
the
Skeena
River.
On
Thursday
Simon
Pierce
of
Port
Easing,
ton
fell
out
of
a
canoe
at
a
point
two
miles
below
Kwtnitsa
and
lost
his
life.
The
body
has.
not
yet
been
found
but
the
police
are
investigating.
INDIAN
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
RESULT
SHOOTING
AFFAIR
Tbomai
Wright.
Indian,
was
committed
for
trial
in
provincial
police
court
this
morning
on
a
charge
of
carrying
weapons
dangerous
to
the
public.
The
case
arose
out
of
a
cent
hooting
Incident
at
Miss
Wallace
of
Vancouver,
who
has
i
Casslar
Cannery
when
Wright
is
alleged
been
visiting
there,
returned
this
morn-
:
to
have
started
a
brief
"re
Ira
of
ter-
lng
on
the
Cardena
to
Claxton.
ior
"
Accused
wni
come
ud
In
Count
v
-
'
Court
for
election
on
the
return
of
Judge
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O
A.
Woodland
letura-,
Young
to
the
city,
ed
to
the
dry
on
yesterday
afternoon's
I
'.rein
frjm
a
brief
trip
to
the
Interior.
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in
The
Daily
News