BV
"1
CLASSIFIED
HAB
V.
Boston
Grill
Etcnoiic
reads
the
Claaelflef
K
you
lose,
advertise
tor
It
II
v"U
flud,
locate
tb
owner,
yi'.nu.ever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
get
the
classified
habit.
XVITI.,
No.
153.
iFiTINC
fiRASS
KONIAJURKEY
TKAIM.OAHS
Of
HOD
HEI.NO
SENT
TO
sT.tKklVJ
PEAfANTH
Ol
THAT
I'lltMIll
Kom
A
Tirkey.
Jutw-
30
-
Drought.
:
,t
tiitur
wiuur.
caused
K
nu
pLilna
and
peaa-
11
P'nj
into
tbe
clttas
The
i
.
:ii
u
sending
tram
loads
of
rw
a'lnlng
psasanU.
many
of
.
..
m'.'.ug
grass.
TIinEMAlMflCT
MET
WATERLOO
t
IN
AI
K
AI.LV
AT
Ti:MK
II
AVE
HIM
MrroHV
OVi:K
IHKMII
rLAYeK
W
iMBinON.
June
SO
TUdon
had
a
r
runtt
wtlb
Pk-rre
Landry,
the
;i.
h
trnnu
player
tilay
in
the
Brlt-
'urninnt
bore
He
won
the
first
i
ilu-n
lost
two
His
final
rally
.
rtoiy
was
most
ridtlng.
i.
mi
Winn,
tbe
American
playar.
Mn.
Watson
of
England.
HALIBUT
FARES
SLIGHTLY
DOWN
but
undinas
at
the
port
of
Prince
m
m
ii,r
the
mcnth
of
June,
eodlag
i.
t
.'ailed
S4M.0O0
pound
as
i.;)r-t
with
I.BS0.0O0
pounds
In
tB
r-.-kndir
month
of
127
according
U.urn
compUM
by
watrrtront
flail
,i:iiii
houaaa.
Am
rlcan
landings
:
the
past
month
I
tnllrd
2.1S7J00
wnds
as
oompanrd
with
3
400.000
i
cIk
lust
JHIte
while
Caiuullsn
fish
.iu:u
this
ysbr
stands
at
1.0i110
ii
-.Ms
us
agatuot'
160.000
pounds
last
POISONING
DOGS
IN
SEWARD
FOLLOWED
BY
OFFERING
OF
REWARDS
SKWAIUJ.
June
S.
Due
to
sctlvltles
:
d
i:
p
iisnners
morw
than
twenty
dogt
imii
killed
hore
recently.
Rewards
''niiiMi!
close
to
s
thousand
dollars
..iv,'
offered
by
tbe
city
and
oltl-
1
no
ti
r
the
arrest
and
conviction
of
'if
rulpvlt.
NOTICE
to
WOMEN
A
MEETING
tor
women
will
be
held
in
the
Liberal
omniiUee
rooms,
corner
of
Secopd
Avenue
and
Fourth
fttreet
on
'
Monday,
July
2
at
11
a.m.
for
the
purpose
ol
forming
a
Woman's
Libera)
Organisation.
All
women
supporting
the
Liberal
party
are
requested
to
attend.
Hon.
T.
I).
Pattullo
will
aridrean
the
meetlnK
'
.
J
-1.1
-l
JJU
.a,-.
M
1U
..
,
cup,
scheduled
for
9.90.
Tbe
Boy'
Band
will
be
la
attendance
at
the
ground!
the
moat
of
tbe
day.
The
day'a
proceeding
will
come
to
a
dose
with
a
dance
in
the
evening
at
the
Home
Mall.
Oeiebrsilon
committees
are
ai
folic
w:
Ooneral
chairman
George
W.
John-stone.
Oeiieral
secretary
H.
Breen.
Finance
S.
X.
Parker,
AM.
Frud-
exnectsd
J
M.
BUr,
k
(Ml.
ftMN
CkUMbse
Bport
Oso.
Hurray.
W.
T,
ivt
taw
w.
win.
Adrartlalng-
M
M.
Stsphens.
O.
W.
Johnstons.
W.
J.
Raymond,
O.
A.
Hun-
tar.
Angus
D.
Otllles.
entertainment
Aid.
Prudbomme,
Mayor
S.
P.
HcMordw
and
M.
M.
Slophsaa.
Danes
J.
U.
HorrkKm.
Fred
RllTou
and
Oillia
Koyar.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
.Neva
Clwittf
Prhws
Today
on
imh-
vrr
UaefMHtt
(Oourtmy
of
8.
D.
Johnson
Co..
Ltd.)
BC
eUfer
...
Ttayvfcrw
nig
Missouri
.
Cork
Provisos
Dun
wall
Oeorge
Ooppsr
Olassir
Olaelar
Kootsnay
L
L.
Lasevstw
Lucky
Jim
...
Marmot
Metals
national
SUvov
Pond
OtatDs
..
Porter
Make
Rufua
Argsmka
Ruth
Msye
Silver
Oram
.......
Silverado
Silveeamith
Sunloch
Terminus
Tortc
Whitewater
......
Woodbtaa
Oeorgla
Blm
Orandvlew
Duthle
Marmot
Oold
Slocsn
King
Toley
RIchfiaM
..
Moranda
July
.
October
wiNMrsR
WHEAT
ia.,u.
m.d
last
trip
by
striking
JohnstoBo.
J.
L.
1J0
IJi
Ml
wi
joh
Jl
Jl
St
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M
Ml
m
.n
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M
M
M
MM
JM
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JIM
m
.
14je
14M
MS
MS
U
M
tM
m
mk
M
Mi
M
M
JM
H
tJO
.ta
gjo
m
m
M
M
.
JM
IM
'
l.U
M
JIM
JM
MM
M
M0
LOfTDOM.
June
90.
Tbe
admiral
t?r
announces
that
Lieut.
Commander
Nell
Stuart,
VC.
the
first
Canadian
in-
tbe
Imperial
forces
lo
gain
the
Victoria
Oram,
has
been
appointed
in
the
Royal
Naval
Reserve.
KIKE
AT
VANCOUVER-
VANCOUVER
June
SO.
Fire
last
nlsbt
gutted
the
building,
occupied
by
Ayr's
Varnish
and
Paint
Oo.
causing
a
Iosh
of
ITo.OOO.
Close
a
M.
Johnson.
KC,
crown
counsel
at
XUV,
137StN.
renent
Assise
session
tn
the
city,
1I7M
198
I
oordon
Wiamer.
Vancouver
barrts-
j
ter,
who
defended
In
one
of
tbe
murder
m
.u,...
Rrinnaaa
Katnieen.
'roses,
will
bbii
hot
maiui
Bast.
Arthur
Slater,
southbound
from
Prince
Rupert
on
CTT-!
.
v.nnnuver.
Is
due
in
port!
.
,.
-.
!
n...
vim.
In.
Armnm
tn
th
OOBV.
v.ncouver
snd
Vlctorls.
It
is
mon
danger
thst
the
saeamer
-nnuw
s
similar
penalty
waa
impoaeo
upon
yv
will
be
able
to
resume
service
Bfvenson
for
Indecent
ssposure
with
the
it
salting
north
caning
,
,
f
k.
vaasel
enruwte
i
Prank
H.
Taylor,
Fridsv
morning
of
next
w.
managing
director
of
the
famous
Top
Princess
ans.
uapv.
iy
ium.
with
a
crM
of
gteraI
lflnt
PRINCE
RUPEKT,
&C
SATURDAY,
JUNE
SO,
1928
PATTULLO
forecasts
lower
OK
21C50H
fill
MS
SOU)
AT
discoverer
and
now
in
the
city
on
yss-
In
terd.y
afternoon's
train
from
Smlther.
Ortfflth.
..
.1
Balmoral
Cannery
and
la
on
mornlns
tbs
Skeena
River
thU
ax
Dec
ted
to
arrive
here
thla
aftrrnoonl
brief
business
trip
Subscribe
for
the
Dally
Mews.
ECIIANUE
TIMS
MtlltMMl
WITH
11.
Ii
ami
llKill
At
a
meeting
last
night
with
repre-I
J
sentotlves
of
tbe
Elks.
Moose.
Knights'
Ot
Pythias.
Lodge
Valhalla,
Canadian
i
wfy
were
i.vvy
a
Legion,
ot.
Andrew's
Society.
Nstive
JW-500
P"nd.
"P
to
ox
Km.
oi
Canada
and
Pioneers'
Aaeocla.
lnt
'
lh
deflckneK
ol
the
past
te
ind
Sc.
wot.
Uon
in
attendance,
a
committee
con-
a,v'
A
W'
total
ol
120.600
KO.S00
pounds
pounds
slating
of
O.
W.
Johnstone,
onalrraon.
alo
by
ten
American
.
vismu
which
Tt-
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central.
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
TAXES
AND
SOCIAL
TO
rBDt
IDE
HEALTH
INSURANCE
j
AMI
MAftHMiY
UEKEEITB
SPOKE
AT
VANCOUVER
pointed
to
take
charge
of
arrangements
Bc
"d
io
9Jc
ami
c
lor
67X100
bemnts
derived
uader
old
ae
uca-j
for
the
develupmsut
of
s
new
Dark
area
P0""-
and
picnic
ground
beside
the
lake!
Arrivau
ana
sbms:
leglrlatlan
now
helping
tbe
which
la
opened
up
by
Uie
ponstruotlon
AMEWIIN
rf
the
province.
Hon.
T.
D.
PattuHo,
of
the
Kalen
Island
Highway.
j
Cai-ai'tution.
SS
OOOunds,
Canadlac
minister
of
lands,
sddrssssd
a
large
At
a
preliminary
conference
s
couple
inn
00141
"
.
s
aau
Sc
Ulfci::,
.uotllnj
here
U?t
night
and
re-
....-
n
I
Male
sf
It
3J.0M
nnmds.
Booth
lah-
:
mIum
n
tbntiu
committee
appointed
last
night
will
,
7e-
igaln
interview
Mr.
Pattulk.
next
we'
tM0
PWwto.
and
Batnler.
4,
ith
s
view
to
having
the
project
put
600
Pound-
Oamdli
Flab
Cold
Ititn
mntlnn
at
th
MrllMt
nnuthU
7iiC
"J
aSBH
IC
momsat.
It
is
prepesed
to
ask
for
a
,
of
ground
a
mile
long
and
half
a
mile
wide,
development
to
start
as
soon
as
the
gram
is
made.
.WOMEN
WILL
ORGANIZE
TO
DOWN
SMITH
HOUSTON.
June
30.
Having
loot
their
fight
for
a
bone-dry
plank
in
the
Democratic
plat-fwoi,
women
delegates
to
the
Democratic
convention
announce
that
they
will
go
back
and
organite
the
south
against
Alfred
Smith,
Democratic
candidate
for
the
presidency.
VANCOUVER
MEN
TO
VISIT
CITY
IMIAHU
Of
TIM
HE
EXCITISION
AGAIN
THIS
YEA
It
ON
I'KIM
LSH
ALICE
IN
AlOLKT
The
board
of
trade
baa
been
notified
that
the
Vancouver
board
ot
trade
will
bold
another
excursion
bore
this
yoar
erasing
by
tbe
Princess
Allot
and
visiting
also
Alice
Arm
aad
Stewart.
They
win
leave
Vancouver
August
3B,
arriving
at
Prince
Rupert
at
t
pm.
Friday.
August
M.
The
caeeutlve
of
the
board
ot
and
tbe
members
of
the
city
ell
are
Invited
to
be
guests
of
the
Van-oswvor
board"
at
dtnnjtr
on
tbe
boat
wklls
naval
hiwehve
commano
Urtoie
16.000
naaiasfe.
Boyal
Pish
Co
llie
and
7c.
Onah.
M0
n
i
sm
SB,
Booth
Flshaxles
11c
and
7e.
Jsck.
3
,000
pounds,
Canadian
Flah
Sr
ZtM
Btoiaaa
Oo.
He
sstd
7e.
CANADtlSi
to
be
i.ble
to
enact
legislation
whereby
health
insurance
snd
maternity
bens
fits
v.ou!d
benefit
the
people.
Mr
Pattullo
leaves
tonight
for
Prlaee
Rupert.
e
Barer
sjoe
pounda.
and
Helge
H
!
evening
from
An
vox
and
Stewart
and
1O00
pounds.
Royal
Fish
Co..
9c
and
will
sail
shortly
thereafter
for
Ocean
5c
'
Falls.
PoweU
River
snd
Vancouver
wUh
Joe
Baker.
1
500
pounds,
and
Helge
H.
:
s
large
list
of
local
passengers
as
mu
0.000
pounds.
Royal
Plah
Co..
9c
and
5c
as
tourists.
Ptrst-cUas
sccoraaooatlen
Bingo.
8.500
pounds.
Canadian
Pish
on
toe
vessel
is
almost
entirely
booked
.V
Cold
Storage
Co..
BJc
and
Sc.
'out.
Good
Progress
Being
Made
With
Tram
and
Other
Developments
at
Saddle
Property,
Hastings
Arm
Engineer
In
City
Tells
of
Work
Ileing
Done
and
of
Prospects
for
Shipment
or
Ores
This
Season
To
a
representative
of
the
Daily
News
this
morning,
P.
E.
Peterson,
M.E.,
of
Vancouver,
consulting
engineer
for
the
Silver
Crest
Mines
Ltd..
revealed
plans
which
are
beinir
made
for
the
extensive
operating
of
and
producing
by
the
company's
Saddle
pro-!
w
-4
4
1.
v...
a
.t
it.
ii.:.
o:
-.
s
tbi
-j
nv
mm
w
iiptiui(n
nrin
iiiib
ksmhiii.
oince
cany
OUT
a
stringing
of
cable
and
clearing
of
right
of
way
is
in
progress.
An
interesting
feature
of
the
Saddle
property
is
that
it
is
ap
parently
a
continuation,
across
a
moun-e
tain
range,
ot
tbe
iceologioal
form
of
tbe
Porter-Idabo
and
Prosperity
mines
In
tbe
Marmot
River
sectsoo
near
Stewart.
The
waddle
ores
are
very
llmuar
and
have
the
same
von
la
and
characWrlstlce
as
tbe
Porktr-Xdwho.
Tbe
SUwr
Croat
Co.
considers
tbe
develop
ment
similar
lo
that
of
the
Porter
and
Prosperity.
Tbe
ore
Is
sUvor-lead-gold.
The
tram
line
will
be"
approximately
800
feet,
or
a
mile
and
half,
tn
length.
Tbe
tram
hat
been
designed
and
built
entirely
In
British
Columbia.
Tbe
cable
waa
made
oa
Oranville
island,
Vancouver,
and
tbe
team
la
being
built
and
designed
by
tbe
81
Bqulpment
Co.
at
a
price
leas
(baa
it
import
It.
SLUGFESTIN
BIG
LEAGUES
NCW
YORK.
June
30
Cincinnati
In
beating
Chicago
yesterday
dun
bed
back
Into
fourth
place
In
the
National
League
race
while
St.
Louis
was
defeating
PKtaburg
in
a
alugfest.
Paul
Waner
connected
with
a
homer
when
tbe
were
loaded
in
tbe
ninth.
St.
Louis
batted
Kramer
out
ot
the
Tht
meyor
said,
declared
McOeer.
hst
tl"err
were
traitors
on
the
police
!
force,
but
he
did
not
place
Jackson
lor
McLaughlin
In
this
category.
Bvl-!dcnoo
also
hod
been
given
by
Ernest
Letth,
farmer
constable,
said
McOeer.
that
McLaughlin
had
stated
that
he
did
not
get
the
"big
stuff
that
Jackson
and
Taylor
got
that,
tf
there
was
not
sufficient
evidence
to
warrant
an
Indictment
of
consplra".
against
these
men.
there
whs
st
least
sufficient
evidence
tc
justify
the
namrnhatmn
ta
finding
thst
none
of
these
men
should
(oarer
retain
the
puMlc
oonMsnoa.
DESTROYED
HOMES
AT
MSHfiLLE
AND
GREELEY,
COLORADO
NASHVILLE.
June
30
A
toruadj
de-urcyed
33
homes
and
44
barns,
uie
damage
being
estimated
at
half
s
lion
dollars.
Sbcrlf!
Joha
Lewis
was
Killed
when
he
atepped
on
a
live
wire
in
a
puddle.
'
Q3JEEL5T.
Cilo..
June
SO.
A
tornado!
i-uuwwK.
TOO
n.s..
June
su.
rur
siarv-
At
soon
as
the
tram
la
completed.
In
the
America
League
Philadelphia
this
morning
by
Sergeant
J
states
Mr.
PsVemon.
a
camp
w4U
be
built
.topped
a
ninth
Inning
rally
and
the
nan.
chief
of
police.
at
tbe
head
of
the
tram,
compressor
and
Yankees
won
out.
Keening
hit
a
homer
ah-
drills
will
be
installed
and
the
driv
ing
of
a
drift
started.
The
ore
void
has
already
been
traosd
a
distance
of
wss
fined
810,
with
lv45"f""
i"
dsys
imprisonment.
"
"n,rl)r
-e
be
carried
out
thla
aaaeon
en
Ns
original
property,
the
Salvor
01
est,
north
of
and
practically
adjoining
tbe
Big
Mlotourl
on
Salmon
Biver
ln
tbe
Stewart
""Id
The
contract
baa
bean
lot
to
Boyle
Bros,
and
drilling
la
expected
to
start
the
latter
part
ot
July.
In
the
ninth,
and
Ruth
was
A.
R.
Borrow,
pioneer
civil
emrlneor
and
Mrs.
Oordon
Reading.
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
sails
tonight
pcrtant
stores
slid
ether
places
of
business.
The
loss
ws
1
00.000.
Sixteen
buildings
were
destroyed.
FORTY
FRENCH
MINERS
JWSSING
STE.
ETIENNE
8TK.
aTTTCNNS.
France,
Forty
miners
are
missing.
they
w
f
asphyxiated
after
an
ex-1
l
,
....
fl
I
.,
n(t
i4im
'
piUMIUIl
im.u
.
.11
M
aw
v
www.
Twelve
or
more
escaped.
POLICE
COURT
ITNKW
Fines
collected
durlnK
the
month
ot
woum
nave
cost
to
ln
the
flrat
mnings.
collecting
tire
June
in
city
police
court
totalled
doubles
and
a
triple.
50.
according
to
announcement
HAD
!'...
1
HC
DOS
P.
M.
Han-1
The
Eds
worth
Herald
knows
a
new
one
aoost
900
rest
down
the
htlL.-'TWe
will
y-j-
,tv
,
gumbtt
of
Prince
about
movies:
A
woman
was
snterimi
drift
riabO
on
to
ths
.vein
sad
thua'o.
.
.....
m
-
,-
i.
-v..
.
mti
.w
Loaas
frrer
860
feet
of
dbatb
.Mndsfasatbl..-
-f...
(n
ku
.
.Srf.4
"-sW,.
M
m.mi'1
ftm'
aaUi.kMMu.
which
whnh.
-.mm
were
il
i
mIii
.1.
il
'
.
.
'i
ifii.L
'u.-i.
I
Slrswaaga
last
yoar."
stated
Mr.
.
atl
i
entut,fnirt.lAri
wtfspkr
me
ouver
urrst
nas
also
snsssgeo
for
a
osmpaign
ot
diamond
drUling
to
Mrom
Bmitnora,
in
wnicn
aisinci
ns
nas
ne
said,
-out
yru
cant
xaae
your
on
Ve
i--,
LiMtMl
Air
th.
nut
tmm
MM
I
naif!
i
and
wUl
aaU
tonight
on
toe
Prlno
"How
absurd!"
protested
tbe
wo-Rupert
for
Vancouver
to
pay
a
visit
man.
"What
harm
could
the
picture,
with
hla
son-lo-law
and
daughter.
Mr.
do
to
a
little
deg
like
this?"
fOIT
OU
IIEIIAVINO
cn
the
Prince
Rupert
to
spend
the
"rve
tried
to
teach
my
boy
the
value
summer
holidays
visiting
in
tbs
south,
of
money."
She
will
return
to
the
city
by
way
of,
"Oood
thing
("
Jaaper
Park.
I
"Well.
I
don't
know.
He
used
to
be-
have
for
ten
rents,
but
now
he
wsnta
a
Advertise
la
th
Dally
News
It
paya'
usrttr
"
LAUOE
CVU.IKET
Special
Dinners
Thursdsys
ntl
Saturday
Dancing
etrry
Saturday
night
from
9
to
It
Dance
Hall
tor
Hire.
Tbe
latest
and
be
tor
the
leaat.
I'liow
457
Priee
Five
Cents
LAWS
RlinPYt
tn
Cphhn
fp
MAKE
NEW
PARK
FISH
ARRIVALS
LOWER
TAXES
McGeer
Urges
Removal
of
Chief
r
-w
i
i
jrvi
r
Dirttiaay
Ot
UOmimon
Man
at
Head
to
Reorganize
Force
"
w
aa
wa.
w
r
;rnUUITT't'
COMMITTEE
APPOINTED
IniVIIVTCIl
Til
TO
HAVE
HUT
Toft!
TOTAL
ittr
nLrvi.
u.
i.
1
rOV.
f
I
V
T
T.
I.
II
IMTTI
P.VTTI
LLO
III!
AIXI
USUI
IHIFKM
IU1WV
a.
ious
Sports
and
Game
Under
Auspices
of
A
he
Native
Sons
un
Monday
Prince
Rupert
Assembly,
Native
Sons
of
Canada,
is
planning"!
I'ing
celebration
of
Dominion
Day
on
Monday.
The
various
com-!..'
have
been
very
busy
of
late
and
report
all
arrangements
i
lie
event
now
complete.
If
Weather
is
favorable,
the
whole
day
r
I
lie
an
outstanding
success.
At
9.30
a.m.
the
program
will
ii
v
i
t
h
h
children's
flag
parade,
headed
by
the
Boys'
Band,
from
"Id
Court
Hou.-e
grounds
to
Acropolis
Hill
where
at
10.30
!
the
children's
races
and
sports
with
free
distribution
of
l
A
junior
football
game
will
be
played
at
11.
The
a'.ernoon's
nrocram
will
odch
at
1:0
with
a
Junior
laeroiae
game,
tbe
tint
eaiiibiUcn
ot
boys
who
have
been
assiduously
practltilng
tor
tbe
put
lew
wee.
Thla
game
wlU
be
followed
by
sports
with
the
Senior
football
Uie
final
for
the
Dominion
Day
CHARGE
Or
AllKAMlEMENTti
AT
LAKE
McLaughlin,
and
the
complete
reorganisation
of
the
force,
in
kane
...
..vhruki-
uiTiifim
to
i
AAomTnv
iiS
oo"J
Iwhich
tbe
Presni
xiice
commission
and
Mayor
Taylor
should
ply
MENT
AS
IS
THE
fAST
VAMOOOVCR.
June
SO
Howard
Steen.
Russell
Oratuuu.
P.
w.;0'0
lrani
"
x
",a
K
lo
"
lc
re
a
cut
In
taxation
but
declaring
It
Anderson
and
'Oscar
Larsen.
waa
ap
"
wnaowo.
were
piuo
irej
wruld
not
be
effected
by
reducing
any
VANCOUVER,
June
SO.
Evidence
adduced
at
the
police
inquiry
warrants
the
immediate
dismissal
of
Chief
of
Polio
IL
V.
Long,
Detective
Inspector
John
Jackson
and
Detective
Sergeant
no
part,
ciiOTUiug
lu
r.uuiiuai;
ui
n.c
iuiucui
ui
v.
vi.
iirucu,
IK.C,
counsel
for
Police
Commissioner
T.
W.
Fletcher
at
yesterday
Poreanadowing
afternoon
s
session
of
tne
Vancouver
police
department
probe.
Siena,
mothers'
pensions
or
other
SEPE'L
PROHIBITION
'
VOTED
DOWN
YESTERDAY
K,s;,
.in
ip,
ty,
in.
ewaqgaw
jkfBML
JsW
or
waaova.
4aute,
Pmberlea.
9.1c
and
Sc.
fa
pteoUclte
here
the
repeal
of
mvblejn.
lt.000
pounds.
Canadian
Mttoo
was
voted
down
by
a
majority
Plah
ft
Oold
Storage
Co..
Sc
end
5c.
iof
SSilOO
vesterday.
Dolphin.
10,000
pounds,
and
nose
j
L
Spit,
5.000
pounds.
Atlln
Fisheries.
9.1c;
CNB
steamer
Prince
Rupert.
Capt.
D
Donald,
la
due
back
at
6
13
this
McGeer,
in
a
recently
completed
summary
of
his
brief
of
ar
ument,
contended
that
reorganisation
-
the
fcrce
should
br
Hi
the
hands
of
chi.'
cnr.stible
ol
the
hlgheit
type.
man
pr-lrrably
with
military
an
J
tngal
training.
Ic
the
iuuids
of
such
a
chief,
argued)
McUreer.
could
be
left
I
the
Question
of
which
othe:
mn
.
".
!.,.
a
a.
a,
1
'
1
'
.77'
!
should
be
removed
f
n
in
the
lore
misca
rrprsssnvauves
oi
tness
socieues
-
m
ri
uaa
lumumm
that
be
would
esuse
a
surrey
to
be
j
rSMSja,
80.000
pui
lis.
Csxadbktf.pKpved
to
reduce
tmtloa
tn
sane
made
at
the
ground
as
well
as
a
jxsait
""
&
Oold
Storage
f
.
a
Ac
and
Sc.
j
busincssUae
methods,
m,
dealt
with
try
the
provincial
government
for
the
I
Buolu.
11100
Pu"f
"n1
Bravo.
7.-
tke
flnandal
sltuaUon
at
some
length
trrtlopmsst
of
a
swimming
pool.
Tbe
000
Pouods,
Atate
FltWiee
111c
and
'
and
stated
that
the
gaswrnment
hoped
STEAMER
COAL
HARBOR
IS
TO
BE
RETURNED
l
.H.
I
EHEUAI,
COritT
DBTKKIM
VUS-KL
AND
CAKUO
NOT
LEGALLY
6EIZE1
SAM
FRANCISCO.
June
SO.
The
federal
:ourt
decrees
that
tke
boat
Oval
Harbor
with
a
cargo
of
liquor
Is
ot
bo
returned
to
tbe
Vanoouvsr
Coastguard
BoaUwsUi
talss
snesaas
as
to
bant
srlssa
SBtasd
aft
.
1085,
erjaw
sat
atttog
pmtm
ei'tae
The
earns
court
dBcwia
that
tbe
Quadra,
same
owners,
remssns
at
tbe
liands
of
tbe
hands
of
Us
OaMed
SKotes
government
Tbe
Quadra
was
sslasd
la
October.
1934.
TOLMIE
CLAIMS
BeU.
Conservative
canrtHtam.
Tolmie
brought
out
tbe
fOM.
at
the
past
two
election
with
diBorent
ainrnksai
attached
each
turn
and
bad
tailed
to
do
anythlnc.
Be
chaijd
that
the
govorn-irent
waa
atevstlng
ltawlf
Into
the
mil
lionaire
class
by
spending
other
,
,
.
.
..k
I
nle's
money
i
I
fa
d
ear
nil
kiis
iuuiui.'s
wbui
-
tramway
has
been
under
construction
and.
in
connection
with
this.
.
.
k..
k.....
.
,h..
l
iroi.M';iU
huui
jvi
v
xoawasasBja
saaasaisi-'
a
dock
and
camp
j
has
been
built
at
the
beach.
At
the
present
time,
j
mg
two
hotels,
several
of
the
moat
un-
GRITS
FALSE
took
four
Uvea
and
caused
heavy
pro-!
party
damage
near
bars
Many
farms
DECLAIMS)
rrOVAHNMT
ItltOUOHT
were
devastated.
P.O.E.
AT
I'.ACH
'
PAST
NASHVILLE
Tenn
.
June
SO
(later).
ELSCTlONt
Six
persona
were
killed
and
millions
of
dollars
worth
of
damage
resulted
from!
RSTV&JTOstt.
June
SO.
"The
Paotflc
'
the
storm
that
swept
Tennessee
and
Oreat
Bastern
la
a
long
chaia
ot
brokso
Kentucky
Tbe
power
dam
broke,
the
promises.''
declared
Or.
Totaue
iMrs'laat
riveri
were
flooded
and
many
buildings
night
when
speaking
on
bakatf
of
ABna
destroyed.
FIRE
ALMOST
WIPED
OUT
PUGWASH,
Mi
CHINESE
AND
JAPSCLASH
P93CIN.
China.
June
30
Chinese
and
Japanese
are
clashing
in
Tainan
where
Chinese
Nationalist
agitators
sac
atimiag
up
feeling
against
the
Japanese.
Sentries
have
been
sniping
and
several
Jwne
SO.
j
people
have
been
killed
th
guerilla
It
la
feared
;
warfare.
Liberal
Party
Committee
Rooms
Have
been
opened
at
the
coraer
of
Second
Avenue
and
Fourth
Street.
Phone
229
or
visit
the
rooms
and
tee
if
you
are
registered
OB
the
Voters'
List.