mm
CAR
LOADS
OF
SILVER
CONCENTRATES
BOUND
FOR
SMELTERS
JUNEAU,
Aug.
32.
En
route
from
Mayo
above
Dawson
to
the
smelters
In
I
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
LARUE
CABARET
Everyone
readf
the
Classified
Ad.
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
If
you
loe,
advertise
tor
It.
Saturday
If
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Dancing
'
'every
Saturday
nlgbt
(rum
9
to
It.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accomodation
for
Privae
Parties
(ii:t
the
classified
iiaiiit.
Phone
437
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
joi
XVIIt.
No.
197
PRINCE
JIUPERT.
B
C.,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
22,
1928
Price
Five
Cents
W
TOLMIE
CABINET
IS
ANNOUNCED
X.
UQVOR
ACT
WILL
BE
REVISED
ANNOUNCES
fOOLEY
kw
Provincial
Cabinet
Sworn
in
at
Victoria
and
Take
Over
Administration
of
B.C.
Affairs
VICTORIA,
Aug.
22.
The
new
British
Columbia
cab-
TIlinTrriVT
riPl!
Snct
chosen
by
Premier
S.
F.
Tolmie
was
sworn
in
yestcr-
1
flliv
1
IjLiIi
rlull
lay
aiternoon
at
three
o
clock
before
Chief
Justice
Jlac-
donald,
administrator.
.
The
new
ministers
have
to
make
itcrmancnt
arrangements
to
reside
in
the
capital
and
for
that
purpose
a
good
many
of
them
have
already
left
for
their
homes.
In
the
meantime
Premier
Tolmie,
It.
II.
'ooley
and
Joshua
Hinchcliffc
arc
on
hand
here
and
have
ilrcady
taken
over
the
work
of
their
departments.
It
is
expected
that
none
of
the
ministers
will
be
official-
1y
opposed
by
the
Liberal
party
although
there
is
always
a
possibility
that
some
individual
may
decide
to
contest
a
scat.
The
writs
will
be
issued
for
the
by-elections
as
soon
is
possible.
J.
W.
Jones
is
slated
for
the
speakership
when
the.
lliCKisIaturc
convenes
and
II.
I).
Twigg
will
be
his
deputy.
will
be
a
week
or
more
before
the
ministers
are
all
in
stalled
in
their
offices..
The
list
of
new
ministers
follows:
Premier
and
Minister
of
Railways:
Hon.
S.
F.
Tolmie
of
iSaanich.
President
of
the
Council,
R.
W.
Hruhn,
Salmon
Arm.
Agriculture,
W.
Atkinson
of
Chilliwack.
Attorney
General,
R.
II.
Pooley,
Esquimau.
Finance,
W.
C.
Shelly,
Vancouver.
Education,
Joshua
Hinchlif
fe,
Victoria.
Provincial
Secretary,
S.
L.
Howe,
Richmond-Point
Grey
Lands,
F.
P.
IJurdcn,
I'ort
George.
Mines,
W.
A.
Mackenzie,
Similkamecn
Public
Works,
II.
S.
Loughced,
Dcwdncy.
Minister
without
portfolio,
R.
L.
(Pat)
Maitland,
Van
couver..
Speaker,
J.
W.
Jones,
South
Okanagan.
BOATS
TODAY
LAIUJi;
SALE
()K
HALIIH
T
OS
KX-C1IAM1E
Till
MOI1MM1
1
Toe
Anna
J.
apt
the
boat
price
toda
j
at
the
local
Own
eacbange
when
she
sold
i
17.000
lbs.
at
11:40
and
7c.
Price
aver
1
seed
uround
10c
Total
sales
were
264.
000
lb,
from
she
American
and
seven
Canadian
beat.
AMEKICAX
Omaney
83.000
lb,
to
Booth
PUncr-lea.
at
10JK)
and
5c.
Poiemost
M.000
lb,
to
Canadian
Flab
Oold
Storage
at
10.10
and
5c
Pr.rtlock
17
000
lbs.
to
Royal
Pish
Company
at
10.10
and
Sc.
Tot
Ketchj-kau
delivery
Levtatbaa
38.000
lbs.
to
AUtn
Flsfcer-s
at
MJO
and
6e.
Anna
J.
17.000
lb,
to
Canadian
Fish
m
cow
ertorage
at
iz.to
and
w.
Tfcalma
M.
7,600
IU
to
Paeinc
PUSer-
Mary
M.
Christopher
14,000
H.
'
Ml
loyal
Pisa
Company
at
10.30
and
7c.
Prosperity
A.
14000
lbs
to
Canadian
Flab
Cold
Storage
at
10.30
and
7e.
Morris
H.
l.0f0
Rw.
to
Atltn
Pisa
Company
at
10.40
and
7.
Oibaoa
1,0M
lbs.
to
Pacific
Fisheries
at
10J0
and
7e.
K.
W
7J00
lb,
to
Royal
Ftafc
ODm-pany
at
10.
10
and
7c.
W.
T.
7.000
lb,
to
Atlln
nh
Company
at
10.30
and
7c.
Scrub
14.000
lb
to
Canadian
Flan
&
Cold
Storage
at
10
JO
and
7c.
KEENLEYSIDE
I
:
"I
:i:
"
"
:
!
D
OUK
PARADE
APPOINTMENT;:
I
lirIMT'll
HAY
IIK
HI
IX
BE
AVAIL.
1"K!
ni.i;
nm
service
in
tokio
ri
awa,
Aug
.
l
The
appointment
I
K.'
Pearson
of
Toronto
and
Hugh
uk-yalde
of
Vancouver
a
first
and
j
i
secretaries
respectively
of
th
de-p
nt
of
utornal
affairs,
is
announ
n-
"
i'v
the
eivU
aervioe
commission
will
be
wttSable
for
service
In
Mi-
KnenltjMtoa.
who
I
a
daughter
'
Mi
and
M.
,J.
H.
PUUbury
of
thi
i
at
present
a
gueat
of
her
par-
iM-re
She
says
they
expect
to
go
"
'
in
ralde
but
aa
to
future
move-
Mie
is
not
aware.
She
ha
no
pre-'U-u
or
aotiig
to
Japan
HOCKEY
PLAYER
SUICIDE
PACT
f-'HL
HIKS
AND
VOI
NO
MAN
IS
(tf'.ltl-OI
HI.Y
I
IX
AS
UMU
LT
or
TAK-1N(1
(IILOItOIOItM
Woodbtock.
Aug.
It
The
victim
of
"
ll
Kd
sulci
de
pact.
Gertrude
Yeland
"''
v
u-s
of
age.
of
IngeewoU.
met
her
""Mi
by
ciilorotom
near
here
and
her
"
iiiuon
In
the
alleged
plot,
netoert
'''HI(U
30
n
of
Uran
nUU
nf
'"'ry
but
her
people
objected.
They
iiici,,ip
tried
to
commit
aulctde.
is
a
well
known
hockey
flayer.
i
ondon.
Aug.
JJ
The
etatue
of
Pa-'"'
Pan
in
Kenamgton
Oarden
wm
'"'red
and
feathered
by
unklenttfled
:
:
inst
uight.
ON
SA
1(2
(KAtKKUS
IX
VAXt-orVtlt
NOW
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
1-
Determined
to
put
an
and
to
an
epidemic
or
safe
cracking
and
robberies
in
Vancouver,
the
polio
department
ha
placed
a
prowler
asruad
of
alx
special
off
lorrs
in
au-tomobllea
and
armed
with
afcot-gun
to
patrol
the
atty
every
night.
AGENT
GENERAL
IN
LONDON
A
GUEST
OF
KING
AT
BUCKINGHAM
"rlr
House
In
Kngland
llnlslird
In
Umtrrn
llnnlmk
Such
as
drown
Nmf
l(Uiert
LONDON.
Aug.
M
-The
Agent
Owner
and
Mr.
Pauline
wew
the
gueate
of
TlMdr
Majesties
at
the
jOarden
Party
at
Buckingham
Palace
on
juiy
as,
ana
on
the
following
day
Mr.
Pauline
attancted
the
lunch
given
at
the
Maaalon
Houte
by
Lord
Mayor
of
London
to
the
fifty
youim
prise
winner
who
are
proceeding
to
Canada
under
the
Empire
free
.travel
and
acholarahlp
scheme..
Through
the
courtesy
of
Sir
OUea
Gilbert
Scott.
R.A..
the
eminent
arahl-tect.
the
Agent
General
baa
been
aMe
to
obtain
advanoe
piior"
j'-"-lloatlon
of
the
prlne
bouse
tor
wtatoh
Sir
Ollea
has
oenn
W.KKltock,
la
aerkmaly
fft
fAn
the
ef-
medal
for
1WS7
The
prtoelpaj
fea,tu
'"
..t
the
drug.
of
the
house
i
the
beut
fjff
n--,,rrtin
t
th.
,rv
iWhe
no-
which
la
Urgely
compiled
Of
B.
plDMJer.
"
J
m
.
.....4
hatlH
UJAaiLftfn
v
the
chUd,
the
couple
InteBdcd
the
ohlef
woon
m,m.j
;"
STATUE
OF
PETER
PAN
TARRED
AND
FEATHERED
tmiwvvM
.
.
.
.
iMd
a
a
utility
DU
oally
treated
It
Mold
an
effect
which
admired
that
It
DMbmai
generally
wide
recognition
among
j.
now
obtolnlnu
.MBttecta
and
builders
In
Oreat
Britain
accessory
.upertor
Is
decorative
M
a
rxpensive
hard-wwcJe
character
to
mm
-n
mrc
run
I.
OK
wheat
VANCOUVER.
Aug
a-T"1
"r
-bet
today
Is
H
i'-'
TWO
CITIES
Wear
Sackcloth
and
Declare
They
Will
not
Kecognlze
Canadian
NEION,
Aur.
22
Doukho-bor
fanatics
of
the
Sons
of
Freedom
sect
paraded
in
Nelson
and
trail
Monday
and
Tuesday.
They
wore
costumes
made
of
a
sort
of
flour
sack
material
and
they
repealed
that
they
would
not
re-cognize
Canadian
law
but
would
live
by
God's
law
only.
SLENDER
LEAD
OF
NEW
YORK
GIANTS
NBW
YORKTAug.
22.
Thank
to
Brooklyn,
the
Olanta
retain
a
alende:
bold
on
the
National
leadership.
In
the
American
League
both
the
Yankees
and
Philadelphia
won
leaving
the
champion
five
and
a
half
games
in
the
lead.
NATIONAL
New
York
3:
CtMlnnaU
3.
nooklyn
6:
St.
Loula
1.
Bnaton
I;
Plttaburg
6.
PhUadetphla
3:
Chicago
1:
AMKUICAN
St.
Loula
1:
New
York
3.
XVteolt
4;
BoetoO
3.
Clevetand
4:
Phlledelphl
13.
Ohtoago
3;
Washington
1.
CO
KT
PorUahd
8:
San
Franalsee
1,
WINS
HIGHEST
HONOR
AT
BEAUX
ARTS
SALON
NEAR
COLLISION
OF
CAR
AND
CICYCLE
OartleM
McKlnley.
son
of
J
W.
Mc-
Klnley,
of
Fourth
Avenue
esst.
had
a
luck
escape
from
serious
Injury
yes
terday
afternoon
when
hie
btryde
was
smashed
In
a
ooHtsion
with
a
car
driven
by
Mis
Jean
Bailey.
Oarnald
was
cycling
fast
towards
Com
Bay
when
he
met
the
oar
drlved
by
Miss
B&Mey
ooouni;
fTosn
Cow
Bay
lust
at
the
turn
of
.the
road.
With
commen-
Cable
presence
of
mind
be
threw
him
self
off
the
bicycle
and
Mia
Bailey
was
able
to
avod
striking
him
though
the
bicycle
was
badly
damaged.
ELECTROCUTED
BY
HIGH
POWER
WIRE
WHICH
HAD
BLOWN
TO
THE
GROUND
PHOENIX.
ARIZONA.
Aug
23
-Five
persons
were
elev'rocutcd
last
night
when
they
stumbled
aeraas
a
bare
SY.ki
volt
Mgh
power
line
blown
to
the
pround
during
a
teniae
wind
atorm
shortly
betare
miHrtgeit
Three
were
killed
tnstantl)
mid
two
others
met
their
deatfes
when
tryUng
to
rescue
the
three.
l'
1
"Tristan
and
Iseult,'
a
group
by
Andrew
O'Connor
of
Worcester
Mass.,
was
given
the
gf,ld
medal
at
the
Salon
Des
Artistes
Fr.ir.cals;
first
time
the
award
has
been
given
to
a
foreigner.
Women
and
Men
Are
Arrested
at
w
Mexico
City
Charged
With
Having
Conspired
Kill
Calles
and
Gbregon
MEXICO
CITY,
Aug.
22.
Seven
women
and
five
men,
all
Roman
Catholics,
are
under
arrest
accused
of
having
conspired
to
kill
President
Calles
and
late
president-e
ect
Obregon.
Mother
Superior
Conception
de
La
Lata
is
charged
with
being
the
chief
plotter.
The
police
declare
the
conspirators
planned
to
kill
the
two
officials
last
April
by
pricking
them
with
a
poison
pin
at
a
dance.
,
WILLREVISE
LIQUOR
ACT
I'ooJcy
Admits
That
This
Will
lie
Done
Government
Taking
Stock
VICTORIA.
Aug.
22.
Attorney
General
I'ooley
agreed
that
the
Liquor
Act
would
receive
early
attention,
when
seen
this
morning.
Conservatives
in
touch
with
the
party
leaders
have
suggested
that
the
act
may
lie
remodelled
somewhat
after
the
lines
of
the
Quebec
Act.
All
the
ministers
except
Shelly
were
at
their
offices
this
morning
meeting
staffs
of
their
departments
and
receiving
1
visitors.
"We
are
just
taking
stock
now,"
I'ooley
expressed
it.
Mre.
Albert
Davldnoa.
wife
of
tttt
General
PretgHt
agent
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
at
Vancouver
1
a
passenger
on
the
Prince
Rupert
to
-city
and
will
continue
north
to
Alaskan
points
this
afternoon.
g.
Hoover
Elaborates
Program
in
His
Second
Campaign
Speech
to
22rVCTwiWA
by;
Aid
Agriculturists
of
States
WKST
1IHANCII,
Iowa,
Aug.
22.
Herbert
Hoover
in
his
second
campaign
Hpeech
last
niirht
pledged
the
farmers
of
the
coun
try
that
if
elected
he
would
call
upon
the
leaders
of
agricultural
thought
to
join
in
a
search
for
common
ground
upon
which
to
act,
in
solving
what
he
regarded
as
the
greatest
economic
problem
in
America.
Indian
Boy
Lost
Both
Hands
and
Head
Injured
in
Explosion
Skidegate
Wharf
This
Mornii
g
As
a
result
of
an
explosion
from
handling
dynamite
Reg:
Green,
Indian
youth
of
Skidegate
Indian
Village
is
in
Queen
Charlotte
City
noBpital
suffering
from
the
loss
of
both
hands
and
severe
injuries
to
his
head.
The
explosion
occurred
after
the
Prince
John
had
left,
the
wharf
at
okidegaie
this
morning
and
in
response
to
a
call
for
help
Captain
Mabbs
returned
to
the
wharf,
picked
up
thl
unfortunate
boy
and
conveyed
him
to
Queen
Charlotte
City
Hospital.
The
boy
had
apparently
found
some
stiicks
of
dynamite
in
a
boathouse
and
while
handling
them
the
-
..ojurrea.
Nanea
frcm
village
were
In
Immediate
attend-
.nee
and
the
boy
was
given
every
at-cnticn
and
Ahen
conveyed
on
board
the!
irtnoe
Jshn
which
took
him
to
Queen
j
charlotte
City
hospital
where
the
doctor
j
7ave
him
medical
attention.
ABNORMAL
FLOODS
NORTHOF
ENGLAND
'
LONDON.
Aug.
22
-Abnormal
floods
are
creating
much
damage
to
property
and
roads
In
Cumberland
and
Westmoreland
while
floods
In
Cheshire
have
moeght
much
damage
to
crops.
Ha-
yy
awing
at
many
points
Is
at
a
tat&neV
UIEFERICKSON
The
Lelf
Briofcson
Society
held
their
regular
meeting
test
evening
In
the
Metropoie
Hall
with
John
Selvlg
in
the
chair.
Business
was
mostly
of
a
routine
nature
but
the
society
decided
to
enter
a
team
in
tnu
City
Whist
League
for
the
winter.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Noon
titihlng
Prices
Today
on
Vancoa
vrr
Exchange
(Courtesy
at
8.
D.
Johnson
Oa
Ltd.)
The
foOowmg
quotations
were
bid
ad
asked:
Araenta
Rufus
3TH..
29c.
Bsyvlew
Tfct
.
7,
B.
C.
SUver
11.60.
11.78.
Big
Mlsaourl
46c..
40c.
Cork
Prwrtnoc
2c..
SOc.
Cottar
Belt
nil.
60e.
Dune
I
Uc
.
16c.
Duttue
11.00.
11.03
Oaoite
Copper
1140.
8.00.
Georgia
River
29c..
32c.
3Sc..
2Sc.
nu.
7e.
1.11.
M"
Orandvlew
S7c.,
S8e.
Independenee
10c.
13c.
Indian
c.
7c.
Kootaey
Florence
Slc,
21
He
L.
to
L.
lie.
HVc.
Lakevtew
Sc..
3c.
Inwdamrth
Sc
.
nil.
Lucky
Jun
37c.
J9Wc.
Marmot
Metals
lOVkC..
lie.
Mormot
River
Oold
lOVtO
lOSo.
Mohawk
414c
.
Hc
National
SUver
14c..
ltc.
Noranda
IIMO,
UM.
Pend-Ore(lle
IU.M.
til
J5.
Prrter
Idaho
eee.,
7c.
Premier
UJ0.
41.41.
Ruth
Hope
MVkC
J.
SUver
Great
10s..
lOHc
SUverado
706.,
7S.
SUveramltti
'te..
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tHc.
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Home
43.73.
II.7A.
CHARGED
PAT
WITH
MURDER
The
Injuriea
are
cf
a
dangerous
nature
an
In
add.tlon
to
the
aback
make
pros-.KU1STKI
BY
MOt'NTIES
IN
8A-SKAT-
pect
of
his
recovery
doubtful.
CIIEWAN
ACTLKEII
Of
KILLING
KAK.MKi:
IIECIIKA.
Aug.
22
Seven
years
ago
Jo
seph
Oermalne.
a
farmer
of
Squaw
Val
ley,
eight
miles
west
of
Oralk,
myaterl-
otuly
disappeared
from
Bis
farm.
Tuesday
afternoon
the
Mounted
Police
arrested
Samuel
Pat
and
charged
him
with
the
murder
of
Oermalne.
Early
In
1921
Pat
worked
for
Oermalne
and
made
an
agreement
with
htm
to
buy
the
farm,
paying
a
sum
of
money
on
the
purchase
price.
Shortly
after
that
Oermalne
disappeared
and
no
traoe
of
him
could
be
found.
Pat
armed
with
the
agreement
of
sale
for
the
farm,
took
possession
and
horlety
to
Enter
Team
In
Whlt
League'
continued
to
operate
It.
In
Coming
Winter
'
INQUIRY
INTO
SINCLAIR
CASE
In
connection
with
ths
deportation
of
Charles
Sinclair
a
court
of
Inquiry
wa
held
yesterday
with
T.
P.
Pitch
prattling.
The
accused
Is
resisting
deportation
to
the
TJnKed
States.
Though
of
Cana-
Idlan
birth
he
bad
taken
out
naturali
sation
papers
and
a
charge
may
be
pre
ferred
against
him
of
entering
Cana-
Idtan
territory
Illegally.
He
has
appealed
Mil
ease
and
the
loeal
immigration
au
the
aoutti
nine
oar
load
of
silver
eon-L,
cu
""''"
,
,hl.
morning
from
a
week,
trip
to
Van-
Government
Telegraph
returned
to
the
cxntmte
arrived
.here
ye.terday
making
uons
10
ne,I'
'"uoe
uispose
oi
crop
surpiuBcs
oiiu
u.y
...r..-
ooultr
ou
oBicM
buatne84
H
expects
city
on
the
Catala
last
evening
from
a
n
total
ahipmeuf
uvu
year
x
thirty
earjtioned
the
development
of
the
waterways
outlets
from
the
mid-went
to
t)
Bt
rti6
tt
Wp
to
Stewart
and
Alice
Arm
an.
jUUUI
load.
the
Gulf
of
Mexico
and
the
Atlantic
Coast.
'r.ent
week.
duUe.
thorities
are
now
awaiting
Instructions
from
Ottawa.
REDUCE
PACK
ALASKA
SALMON
JUNEAU.
Aug.
S3
U.
8.
FtafeerMw
Ocnaatsloner
Ol
alley
dedtared
yester
day
that
Alaska
salmon
pack
was
larger
than
the
good
of
the
industry
would
allow.
He
said
he
would
approve
a
policy
f
eMUng
the
pack
ta
about
lour
aud
a
-half
mllMon
oases
annually.
Tiie
present
pack
In
Alaska
will
be
'aver
five
million
cases.
CANADIAN
SWIMMER
BEATS
RECORD
OF
TAILTEANN
GAMES
BERLIN.
Aug.
II.--The
Canadian
Walter
Spenoe
smashed
the
Tallteanu
nooMs
In
the
100
and
400
metres
free
style
events
yesterday.
In
the
later
he
dipped
43
second
off
the
previous
re
cord
.
CANADA
PROSPEROUS
SAYS
CHARLES
STEWART
WINNIPEG.
Aug.
33
Canada
was
1r-
orlbed
as
one
of
the
most
proaperoti
countries
on
the
face
of
the
globe,
offering
unlimited
opportanltk
to
thoso
who
are
not
afraid
to
work,
m
an
address
by
Hon.
Charles
Stewart
minister
of
the
interior,
before
the
Young
Men's
D.
B.
Finn,
director
of
the
Prince
Ru-1
Liberal
Club
here.
Hp
omitted
reference
to
the
increase
of
the
tariff
on
farm
products
pert
Fisheries
Experimental
Station,
re-1
the
the
Prince
Oeon;r
John
Dorr,
district
superintendent
of
I...
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