mil
!25
TAXI
ndC
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
jme
Upstair
Uinlng
Hall,
Servlc
with
newly
Ufd
dancing
A
nvahfr
mi
nvflm
floor,
fur
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
SInd;
Kch,.
"-Mm
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
6
MA
n
VIII
"'i,
least
I'hone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
akLl
Vl'II
v
tr.o
PKINCE
RUPERT.
U.C.,
WEDNESDAY.
JULY
13.
1927
Price
Fhe
Cents
TTDnrD
CTTCDUrT
TA
VUAT
AT
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n
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rUA
Dili
IxUli
Uf
OULfiLiliJ
LM
DIRECTOR
0LLYW00D
DIES
-,
t
i
i
Alcoholism
-
-
jioixtwuvu,
jut
is.
Prrerrai
Umw
jS.
film
director
and
publicity
formerly
prominent
In
amateur
atrlra!
'
u-clee
in
Vancouver
and
Vte-
HPla
r!kd
at
hta
borne
hrre
as
a
mult
tracite
alcoholism,
according
to
a
re
nt
th
county
autopsy
surgeon.
murdr
theories
circulated
on
ounr
of
the
lacerated
back
of
tfe
man,
which
led
officers
to
betleve
M
might
have
beta
slain.
Now
it
to
believed
the
wound
vu
due
to
a
I
til
meultins.
it
ts
asserted,
from
OH
in
toxicated
condition.
The
apartment
In
whir
i
!
wi.s
f
una.
snowed
tne
enecia
or
."the
rive
aay
arinaing
doui
out
ow-
f
tr!T
v
w
w
vn
a
tv
-v
T-i
S
B
f
.
B
ftBBB.
HBBBBB.
LAST
SEASON
B
It
Wltl
i
ni
i
.ncH
una
r
ivi
liuiinn
t
lnrl
liiftr
Sutnn
I
Imp
In
1926
R
er
operations
on
Queen
Char-.
Luanda
and
the
dosing
of
all
the
II
T
:amps.
the
Umber
acaiinga
thla
aaaa-aaas
i
II
.atvtast
r
I
mllllAit
fvta
f-fl
fact
ahead
of
tb
aame
period
laat
year.
4m
InUI
tn
date
for
this
forestry
dis
trict
tlm
.-,0
017
000
hnarri
fwt
'ttauclu
rir
....
533.203
.Bexl!
Cedar
I.40I.M
vamn
Dpruce
ixiu
Podsepole
Pine
79031S
I
Hemlo.;:k
3.7
1.263
I
BaUam
2.540,OI8
eottonwood
310.138
conl.nue-.
the
fellowtrut
belns
ahlpped
urinz
June:
Pole
'.Altai
feet)
JHJ20
Hemlock
PUea
73.197
Cedar
Hllea
108.840
Cordw
3d
icint-i
141
ehlngle
BulU
(cord)
29
b.
mm..
llll!i
ulpw:od
rrordai
'28
LIKE
CITIES
OF
THE
DEAD
Earthquake
in
Holy
Land
Caused
at
Least
250
Deaths,
rosaibly
More
JEIIU3ATJM.
July
18,
Bablui.
ancient
Stunarllan
centre,
so
nun
north
of
Jerusalem
and
other
towni
in
in
ll
I.nri
Wik
like
MUM
OI
tne
acta
aa
a
result
or
Monaajr
a
enrui-
auike.
The
latest
estimates
Dlace
tne
dead
at
150
and
In
Trans-Jordaiua
ai
figures
give
aa
high
aa
a
tnousana
dead.
400
IIOKIKH
HUM)
JERUSALEM,
July
13.
nur
hundred
oodles
have
been
recovered
so
lar
in
KEATING
WINS
MARATHON
SWIM
LAKE
C1EOROE,
New
York.
July
13.
William
Keating
of
New
York
won
first
pnre
of
15.000
for
being
the
winner
of
a
24
mile
marathon
swimming
race
on
Lake
Oeorge
and
finishing
here
this
morning
in
18
hours.
47
mlns.
18
sees.
after
lie
left
Ilairue.
NY
vesterdav.
rorn
dhow.vkii
HAMILTON.
July
13
Pour
Deoole
were
drowned
when
a
small
boat
cap
Sized
off
.Ajnlltsm
TIplMi
In
ci
apvre
..
i,
wvm..,
.aw.
r
Murder
Suspect
Taken
Near
Langley
Prairie
Found
to
be
Armed
with
Gun
and
Ammunition
LANGLEY
HtAIME.
July
l?..-K
nneth
Dailey
was
arrested
near
here
yesterday,
following
reports
that
a
stranger
was
lurking
in
the
district.
He
is
being
held
for
the
authorities
of
Trail
in
connection
with
the
murder
there
of
Charles
Jury
on
June
21.
When
he
was
taken
into
custody
between
here
and
Murrayville,
a
nearby
settlement
where
Iiailey's
relatives
formerly
resided,
the
police
found
in
his
possession
a
letter
addressed
to
Jury's
widow,
now
living
in
Victoria,
expressing
regret
at
the
death
of
her
husband,
in'whose
house
in
Trail
he
once
resided
for
six
months.
The
man
also
carried
a
loaded
revolver
and
a
large
supply
of
ammunition.
He
came
here
from
the
United
States.
'
f'.tlt
KHI
I.I
II
OM.K
III
r
OCC
l
l'ANTH
NOT
IUIILY
III
KT
-
When
the
steering,
gar
of
a
4
truck
locked
and
threw
the
car
over
the
bank
at
the
earner
of
Pulton
and
Borden
Streets
4
about
noon
today
Clifford
Oam-
eran.
James
Irvine
and
Kenneth
Attry
had
a
narrow
escape
from
serious
Injury.
Aa
It
was
tne
car
rolled
over
several
Umea
but
Irvine
waa
the
only
one
to
be
Injured,
receiving
a
small
t
wound
in
Ute
head.
GIRL
GUIDES
USE
HAUNTED
HOUSE
AS
TRAINING
CENTRE
LONDON,
July
13.
A
house
reputed
to
be
haunted
has
been
secured
by
the
Olrl
Ouldea
as
a
training
centre
for
officers
This
house
la
Waddow
Hall,
standing
on
the
bank
of
the
River
tUbble.
in
Lancashire,
and
was
built
some
300
years
ago.
although
much
of
It
has
been
altered
alrwe.
In
the
grounds
of
the
house
ts
a
spring
called
Peg
O
Nell's
well,
reg
many
years
ago
waa
a
servant
of
the
hall.
She
had
a
quarrel
with
her
mistress
just
aa
ahe
waa
setting
out
with
her
paU
for
water
from
the
well.
Her
mistress
cried
"I
hope
you
may
fall
and
break
your
neck."
It
waa
winter
and
the
ground
was
covered
with
Ice
and
snow.
The
maid
slipped
and
fell
and
bar
mlaireas'
male-diction
waa
realtnrd.
Since
that
time
the
msld's
spirit,
according
to
the
story,
has
haunted
the
locality,
and
require
every
seven
years
a
life.
According
to
the
tradition
It
waa
the
custom
to
drown
a
bird
or
est
or
dog
in
the
river
to
appease
the
spirit.
PLENARY
SESSION
NAVAL
CONFERENCE
BEING
HELD
TOMORROW
GENEVA.
July
13
Delegatea
to
the
naval
conference
decided
to
convoke
a
plenary
snlon
tomorrow
in
order
to
give
assurance
that
negotiations
were
continuing
In
the
friendliest
pos
slble
manner.
APOSTOLIC
DELEGATE
FROM
ROME
ARRIYES
NEW
YORK.
July
13.
Archbishop
Andre
Cassulo.
the
new
apostolic
delegate
to
Canada,
arrived
liere
today.
WEATIII.K
KKPnitT.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
66.
Alyansh.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
57.
Alice
Arm.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
67.
Anyox.-31oudy,
caJm.
temp.
58.
8tewaK.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
64.
Hazelton.
Balncalm.
temp.
00.
Telegraph
Creejj.flpioudy.
calm.
temp.
68.
,
,
Burns
Lake.
Clear,
cairn,
temp.
87.
Whlteharee.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
61.
Dawson.
Cloudy,
calm;
temp.
60;
rain
at
night,
raining
at
Bolklrk.
)lil
AT
V1CTOKIA
VICTORIA,
July
t3.
Charles
W.
m.1ow
nmnertv
clerk
of
the
depart
ment
of
lands,
was
found
dead,
ap
parently
from
natural
cauaes.
at
nis
home
here
tody
vieorge
Mtpher
XThnse
appointment
as
frcif
ht
frame
manager,
Canvlian
IV
inc
Railway
is
announmrl.
effective
July
.
Mr.
Stejihen's
trtrerr
lis
ml
i.n
et
exneri-enrein
irartKlly
ail
LrHnrho
vf
railvay
freieht
traftV
U)n
m
the
eat
anrl
west
oflaiidida.
Sji.-.t
Joh.i.
N
on
treat
V
inni-ie(
and
lintiUi
C
luml.ia.
He
h.i
a
wide
range
of
interrala
-J
n
shown
by
the
(act
that
he
is
a
member,
of
;hr
AtariitolM
Oub.
St.
Charles
Ornitrv
Clul
ar"
the
Pine
RiHge
Club
of
Winnie;
the
Aii
niboia
Club,
Kegina;
the
Canadian
(Mub
of
Montreal:
the
Vancouver
Club,
Vancouver;
and
tbe
Edmonton
Club,
Edmonton.
GIRL
DROVE
INTO
OFFICE
Three
Killed
and
Four
Injured
as
Hesult
of
Automobile
Crash
LOS
AM1KI.K.S.
July
13.
Three
pmple
were
killed
and
four
In-Jiirrd.
tan
serlul)',
when
an
auto
ilrlen
hy
Mlwi
Hetty
Peck
crashed
Into
a
real
estate
office.
.The
dead
are
Hunter
Myers
and
Norman
drill
and
a
young
man
whose
first
name
I
Isidore.
FIRE
LOSSES"
BECOME
LESS
Marshal
Urges
the
Awakening
of
Public
Conscience
Toward
Danger
.
'
VANCOUVER,
July
13.
Fire
Marshal
TlKimas
forwarded
to
Attorney
Oeneral
Manwrn
the
annual
report
for
last
year
showing
a
total
Ioks
In
British
Columbia
exclusive
of
forest
fires
In
excess
of
three
and
a
half
million
dol
lars.
This
la
lees
by
more
than
half
a
million
than
for
the
year
1025
and
lower
(.ban
any
year
since
1922.
The
fire
destruction
Included
20
log
glng
camps
and
equipment.
The
report
stressed
the
need
of
an
extensive
campaign
to
awaken
the
pub
lic
to
the
seriousness
of
"this
unneces
sary
destruction
of
property"
and
states
"When
the
public
conscience
Is
pro
perly
awakened,
a
person
on
whose
premises
a
fire
occurs
will
be
placed
In
the
same
category
aa
one
who
drives
to
the
public
danger
and
the
onus
will
be
on
him
to
prove
that
he
used
rea
sonable
care
to
prevent
fire."
Advertise
in
The
Dally
News
EDMONTON
IS
GROWING
FAST
Population
at
Census
Just
Completed
Gives
City
67,083
Is
Announced
d
EDMONTON.
July
ll
-
Hold
ng
lb
position
aa
tne
biggest
city
in
Alberta.
Edmonton
has
a
population
of
67.033.
according
to
eivlc
census
figures
tuat
war-announced
by
Assessor
T.
Walker.
Thl
sbowsj
an
Increase
at
1K
over
U.e
D
-
minion
government's
census
of
laat
ycr
when
the
local
figures
were
placed
at
66.163.
The
Dominion
census
ahowed
Oalgar
to
have
a
population
of
G&313.
w
ll
capital
city
haa
no
fsrged
well
ahesa
it
Ita
aouthern
rival.
Details
of
the
oount
which
waa
earned
out
laat
month
by
fifty
enumerators
show
19.429
males
and
19
1H6
lenia'.
over
31
years
of
age.
Thoae
who
are
under
21
years
number
U313
mals
a.,
iiJUn
fetualea.
Tne
total
for
the
no:t
0e
la
glen
as
&'i3M
uhlle
thai
of
Hie
uth
ude
is
placed
at
1315.
mak:n
grand
total
of
S7.0&1
"It
will
be
recalled."
says
the
s.-e-'
nr.
"that
the
errtaejsnsin
in
1926
wis
rx.ut
100
tn
excess
of
the
ttnw.t-
icnt
figures,
due
to
tiv
fact
:UM
wc
"loded
university
and
college
stu-
enta
aod
other
transient
not
counts
m
the
dominion
census.
These
persoi,-had
been
In
the
city
Jor
a
per'cd
r'
lx
months
and
were,,
taken
into
our
flgurea
but
the
practice
followed
In
the
Government
census
waito
count
tbem
at"
their
permanent
homes.
In
orde-
that
there
may
not
be
any
si
m.
lar
dis
crepancies
shown
In
future
counts
of
tne
population.
I
have
thla
vc.ir
pro
ceeded
strictly
along
the
lines
followed
by
the
governmen-
enumerators,
The
census
returns
may
therefore
be
taken
as
showing
a
bonaflde
Increase
in
the
population
within
the
last
year
"
MAKE
GRANTS
FROM
FUNDS
Souvenir
to
Miss
Alice
Pillsbtiry
and
Silver
Cup
to
Doherty
Infant
The
President.
A.
J.
Prudhomme,
waa
n
the
chair
w
hen
the
Diamond
Jubilee
Celebration
Committee
held
their
meet-
rag
last
night
In
connection
with
the
finances
of
the
July
1
and
2
Celebra-
ion.
Accounts
amounting
to
over
42.500
were
pasted.
An
additional
grant
of
150
over
and
above
their
regu
lar
fee
was
voted
to
the
Boys"
Band.
To
the
baseball
league
a
grant
of
50
for
development
of
the
intermediate
baseball
was
voted.
The
footballers
benefited
too
aa
they
were
given
an
additional
125;
and
further
25
was
set
aside
for
the
8tew.
art
benefit
fund.
An
engraved
souvenir
la
to
be
pre.
sented
to
Miss
Alice
PUlsbury.
the
first
v.
hlte
girl
born
In
Prince
.Rupert,
and
who
lighted
the
bonfire
on
the
night
of
the
celebration.
An
etizraved
sterling
sliver
mug
is
to
be
presented
to
Miss
Kathleen
Patricia
Doherty.
daughter
of
Peter
and
Mra.
Doherty
who
was
bom
In
tjie
local
hospital
on
Dominion
Day.
A
committee
consisting
of
Ralph
I
Pine.
P.
W.
Anderson
and
O.
W.
John
stone
waa
appointed
to
Inquire
into
the
possibility
of
extending
the
bleachers
or
erecting
a
grand
stand
on
Acropolis
Hill.
A
complete
financial
statement
will
be
prevented
at
the
next
regular
meet
Ing.
VANCOUVEK
EXCHANGE
Rid
AikM
B.C.
6Uver
1,70
1.80
Coast
Copper
14.25
1500
Cork
Province
....
:
.08
,
,,
.00
Dunwell
1.37
1.39
Glacier
;
,08
.09
Gladstone
.19
Independence
08
.68V4
Indian
.05
.06
Lucky
Jim
18
.18V4
Porter
Idaho
19
..31
Surf
Inlet
.01
U
.02
H
CITY
MASAtlEK'.
PLAN
Indianapolis,
Indiana,
a
city
of.
314.-194
population,
has
adopted
the
.city
manager
plan
by4
a
rote
of
53.000
to
9
000
Salmon
Fishing
is
to
Last
Season
Improiing
on
j
Salmon
fishing
is
poor
this
year
compared
with
last
year
and
at
present
the
fishermen
on
the
Skeena
River
are
averaging
between
thirty
and
forty
to
the
boat,
according
to
word
received
from
the
river
this
afternoon.
Most
of
the
sockeyc
are
being
taken
well
up
,
...
.
.
.
.
.
..
l
i
i
.if..
i
-,
t
i
i
i
1
1
rl
-V.
1
tne
ri
vwr
uui
uisappuinimeni
is
ueing
expresseu
uy
me
iisuciiucu
at
the
result
of
the
catch
to
far
this
season.
.
Reports
reaching
the
city
yesterday
from
Dundas
Island
state
that
there
was
an
improvement
in
the
run
and
some
good
catches
of
spring
were
being
made
by
the.
trailers.
Ward
trora
Alaska
la
that
they
are
geiUnc
a
lot
of
salmon
tn
the
neighbor-
nooo
or
Keacniaan.
Tne
soeaeye
run
la
expect
ad
to
Improve
on
the
.
Bkeena
toward
tne
end
of
thla
week
and
thu
week
haa
already
been
better
than
last.
I'.
C.
KLMIKIi
!
General
Director
World
a
Poultry
I
Cn::2ress
MANY
SUFFER
FROM
FLOODS
Thousand
Lives
Lot
and
Tens
of
Thousands
Homeless
in
China
SIIAMillAI,
China,
July
13
Word
has
Just
reached
hrre
that
floods
In
Anwhee
Protlnce
lo
the
south,
hart
up
tn
July
G
been
the
cause
of
a
thousand
deaths
and
that
tens
of
thousand
of
people
In
that
part
of
the
country
are
homeless.
FISHPRItTS"
STILL
HIGH
Highest
Iloat
Today
Fetches
lG.90c
and
8c
nt
Exchange
Sale
Halibut
pricea
continued
to
sell
at
a
good
figure
today
when
163.500
pounds
changed
hands
at
good
prices
on
exchange.
The
114,000
pounds
of
Ameri
can
sold
at
prices
varying
between
16
and
17
centa.
Arrivals
were:
AMEKICAV
Zenith
28,000
to
Cold
Storage
at
16.40
and
8c.
Imperial
24,000
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
at
16.70
and
8.
Iiwlitg
12.000
to
Atlln
Fisheries
at
16.00
and
8.
Havana
50.000
to
Pacific
Fisheries
at
16.10
and
8.
CANADIAN
Tenien
15.500
to
OoJd
Btorags
at
14.40
bjkI
7.
I
lira
H.
10,000
to
AUrn
Flslterles
at
14.60
and
G.
R.W.
10.500
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
14.80
and
6.
MargurK
5,000
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
.14.70
and
6,.
Dundas
5.500
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
14.60
and
6.
Agnes
B.
5,000
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
14
60
and
6.
TRAIN
ACCIDENT
TOLEDO,
July
13.
Three
passengers
were
killed
and
nine
Injured-
when
a
freight
train
crashed
Into
ui
inter-
nrtm:i
trm
here
thl
afterno-n.
Not
Yet
Up
Although
it
is
the
Skeena
River
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ASSIZE
WINNIPEG.
July
IS.
lo
enable
defense
counsel
to
prepare
hi
oasc.
Mr.
Justice
Macdonald
yesterday
postponed
the
trial
of
Earle
'
Nelson.
the
alleged
"Strangler"
untu
the
November
assl?es.
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EDMONTON'S
HOLIDAY
TO
BE
AUGUST
8
EDMONTON.
July
13.
Edmonton'.
:la
holiday
haa
been
set
for
Monday.
August
8,
so
it
waa
announced
by
Mayor
TJury
under
-tnfclty
tHIrter.
"the
mayor
la
required
to
proclaim
a
civic
no!
Ida
y
during
the
year
and
It
has
been
ustomary
to
select
the
first
Monday
in
August.
Thla
year,
however,
the
first
of
August
fa,s
on
a
Monday
so
It
la
felt
that
It
would
be
more
satisfactory
to
the
citizens
have
the
holiday
on
the
second
Mon
day
tn
the
month.
A
proclamation
to
'ho'
effft
will
therefore
be
Issued
by
the
mayor.
TAX
COLLECTIONS
IN
EDMONTON
SHOW
WELL
EDMONTON.
July
13.
Edmonton'a
tax
collections
are
now
$90,000
ahead
of
last
year,
reaching
a
total
of
some
42.281.000
According
to
figures
given
out
at
the
city
hall.
Although
the
official
figures
are
not
yet
available,
officials
aay
that
ume
4223,000
waa
taken
In
dm.ng
the
second
Installment
period
which
ended
on
July
6.
Up
to
the
end
of
June,
the
total
re-reived
waa
$2,056,409
or
$135,352
leaa
than
for
the
aame
period
of
1925.
This
difference,
however,
was
due
to
the
second
installment
period
this
year
being
extended
to
July
6.
WIRELESS
REPORT
'
S
a.m.
DIQBY
ISLAND.
Rain,
calm,
baro
meter
30.20:
temperature,
56;
aea
smooth:
8
pjn.
spoke
Cape
Scott
weatherbound
at
Glawdzeet;
8
pro.
Catala
left
Prince
Rupert,
southbound
at
730:
7
pjn.
steamer
Alaska
at
Juno
northbound.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Overcast,
calm;
barometer.
29.74;
temperature
63;
sea
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR.
Overcast;
wind.
SI'.,
light;
barometer.
30.12;
temperature.
64;
sea
smooth;
spoke
Catala,
North
Island,
southbound.
NOON
DIOBY
ISLAND.
--
Cloudy,
calm;
barometer
30.18;
temperature,
69;
sea
smooth.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Rain,
calm;
barometer
29.82;
temperature.
58;
sea.
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR.
Misty;
wind,
8.W.
light;
barometer
30.12:
temperature
65;
sea.
light
swell.
B30
ajn.
Princess
Louise
left
Ketchikan;
II
am.
Catala
at
Bella
Bella
southbound.
SHIPMENT
OF
ORE
FROM
THE
WOLF
MINE
ALICE
ARM.
July
13.
A
shipment
of
ore.
totalling
approximately
twenty-five
tons
was
made
last
week
by
J.
Flva
and
P.
Peterson
from
the
Wolf
mine.
The.
ore,
which
Is
composed
of
second
grade,
was
shipped
In
bulk
and
la
destined
for
Anyox
smelter.
The
high
grade
ore
sacked
at
the
mine
will
shipped,
at
a
later
date.
HOME
RUN
DAY
BIG
LEAGUES
Ituth,
Hornby,
Shier
and
Cy
Wil-Hams
all
Distinguish
Themselves
NEW
YORK,
Jty
13.
Ruth
yesterday
made
his
hirt4en
heme
run
and
Rogen
Hornsby"
tssme
run
gave
the
Olanta
a
three
to
two
victory
over
Cincinnati.
George
8!slcr's
heme
run
put
two
on
in
the
ninth
inajng
and
gave
the
Browns
a
alx
to
fire
vtatory
over
Boston.
Slsler
either
scored
or
drove
tn
all
the
St.
Louis
runs
for
the
day.
Chicago
held
first
piaea
in
ute
Na-I'-nai
League
but
the
Pirates
kept
at
their
heels.
Cy
Wintams
got
his
six--
homer
m
the
St.
Lou
Is-Philadelphia
game.
Following
were
the
result
lor
the
day:
NATIONAL
LEAQIE
Chicago
6,
Boston
3.
St.
Louis
9.
Philadelphia
6.
Cincinnati
2.
New
York
3.
Pittsburg
3,
Brcoklyln
1.
AMERICAN
LEA'HE
Philadelphia
S.
Chicago
8.
New
York
7.
Cleveland
0.
Boston
5.
St.
Louis
6.
Washington
9.
Detroit
6.
ALBERTAAND
i
THIS
PROVINCE
Hon.
Dr.
King
Says
Interests
of
Two
Countries
Closely
Bound
Together
EDMONTON,
July
13.
That
the
In-.crests
of
Alterta
and
British
Columbia
are
closely
bound
up
one
with
the
oth;r
waa
atressed
by
Hon.
Dr.
King,
minister
of
health
In
the
Mackenzie
King
cabinet
at
Ottawa,
when
addressing
a
gathering
here.
The
opening
of
the
grain
trade
through
B.C.
made
the
Pacific
coast
the
market
for
Alberta
grain.
Dr.
King
also
spoke
of
the
splendid
work
being
done
by
Premier
King,
who
would
go
down
Into
history
along
with
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurler
aa
one
of
the
great
men
of
Canada.
TO
RUSH
WORK
ON
THE
ROAD
Representative
of
Contractors
Says
There
Will
be
no
Lying
Down
on
Job
Dave
Stevens,
special
representative
of
the
contractors
on
toad
construction
for
the
section
to
Galloway
Rapid,
declared
to
the
Dally
News
this
morning
that
the
work
on
the
Job
would
be
rushed.
There
would
be
no
lying
down
on
the
Job.
They
were
anxious
to
get
the
work
finished.
Mr.
Stevens
will
be
here
only
part
of
his
time
but
James
Jjk
will
be
in
charge
as
superintendent
'and
the
bookkeeper
Is
D.
W.
Mortlsdn.
Work
Is
to
commence
at
once.
CUSTOMS
BOAT
IS
IN
TROUBLE
Margaret
Reported
Sinking
is
Being
Towed
to
Magdalen
Island
Port
HALIFAX,
July
13.
This
morning
the
customs
steamer
Margaret
was
reported
to
the
.sinking
off
Magdalen
Islands
in
the
Gulf
of
8t.
Lawrence.
S3.
Llngan
was
proceeding
at
top
speed
to
her
assistance.
Later
the
Margaret
wirelessed
that
she
had
reached
the
Margaret
and
waa
towing
her
to
Amherst.
Magdalen
Islands.
PROVINCE
OWNS
ROADS
THROUGH
RESERVES
VICTORIA.
July
13.
By
agreement
between
the
British
Columbia
and
Canadian
Governments,
the
roads
through
Indian
reserve
will
be
owned,
by
the
prrv'nce.