CLASSIFIED
HABIT
r.'O'one
reads
the
Classified
Ad.
H
you
lose,
advertise
tor
It.
I;
miu
find,
locate
the
owner.
Viintver
you
need,
advertise
for
it
I
II
GET
TUB
CLAPMFIEII
1IAIIIT.
Train
Robbery
Toronto
by
Six
Armed
Bandits
arricd
off
Mail
Sacks
From
Canadian
National
Express
at
Union
Station
About
MidniRht
ORONTO,
June
20
One
of
T
robberies
of
recent
yearn
six
armed
miitx-i
;
held
up
V
iion
Station
at
midnight
and
I
registered
mail
hags
containing,
it
is
estimated,
between
thirty
i
inrty
thousand
dollar.
The
bandits
with
the
booty
fled
in
a
westerly
direction
hotly
in
J
by
the
police
but
no
arrest
was
made,
i;
was
later
reported
that
the
loot
may
reach
$100,000.
TORONTO.
June
30
nsjn).
Unoffi
CONSERVATIVES
OF
VANCOUVER
NOMINATE
SIX
XANiXjUVER,
June
30
-
Vancouver
.
(
.iwervatlvee
last
night
nomtnattd
,
us
-nf
stoles
tot
ibc
genera!
JC"
:
nrxt
motiBl
Bit
ballou
ware
neces-.
before
I
be
alate
wu
complete.
finally
chosen
were
W
C
Shelly.
Maitlantt.
Oeorge
A
Walkem.
Cot.
it
Spencer.
Thomas
H
Kirk
and
in
Dick
!,r.-.',
four
were
nominated
on
the
he
..:.
t.
Kirk
waa
choarn
on
the
and
Dick
on
the
sixth
There
wnicn
name
proposed
on
S
F
Tolmle
wa.
present
at
the
i
i:
uud
addraaaed
the
delegstea
no
-..I-
nominate
here
tomorrow
by
ITALY
WINNER
FROM
BRITAIN
TENNIS
GAMES
1XTONE.
Bnglaud.
Julie
20
Italy
,
h
Davis
Cup
matches
agalnat
n
mid
needs
only
one
more
game
i:tlc
her
to
enter
the
Europeau
earlier
report
i
vi
1,1
XHTONE
England.
June
90
iUhii
Davis
cup
team
deftated
the
t
the
opening
of
the
alnglea
t
the
semi-final
round
tennis
UV
BASEBALL
IN
BIG
LEAGUES
Ni;w
YORK.
June
30.
The
superl-
"
ut
the
west
In
the
National
ik
id
and
the
eaat
In
the
American
ni'ur
persists
aa
the
interaacUonal
'
i
K's
of
the
Big
League
baseball
pro-
cts
The
Yankees
still
have
a
wide
m
hut
the
Athletics
are
still
In
the
'
tor
the
American
pennant.
In
the
-.'i.
mil
league
St.
Louis
are
the
fa-
1
1
nx
a
ruault
of
repeating
their
',
over
Cincinnati
yesterday.
GREAT
WEST
LOAN
CO.
PRESIDENT
ARRESTED
.
wmmraj.
June
w.--w
t.
Aieken-"'
pii'sldPrit
of
the
defunct
Ores
Vm-
:
Ui.m
On.
was
arrested
yesterday
1
i
mod
with
conspiracy
to
defraud.
MRS.
MARY
SCHWENGER
DIED
AT
VICTORIA
Victoria,
June
30.-ra.
Alice
Mary
bi'liwrugar,
Widow
of
Peter
J
A.
Sch-V.'
iii;.t,
one
Of
the
oldettt
resldenta
of
Victoria
died
yestorrtay.
VANcouvnR,
June
ao.-The
price
of!
''"
t
closlns
"
here
yesterday
was
TAYLOR,
the
largest
and
most
daring
train
took
place
last
night
here
when
the
Canadian
National
Express
car
made
their
escape
after
seising
cial
est!mata
of
the
value
of-
the
mafl
bag
taken
In
the
holdup
last
night
now
rtacb
1300.000
The
registers
contained
heavy
bank
corislgnmenta.
INTERNATIONAL
PEACE
.
AIM
OF
ROTARY
CLUBS
llvigten
speaker
at
t'sntrtttlen
Today
at
Miuneapell
i;mplu(z
This
MUntSAfOUB,
vancement
of
in
m
in
bope
of,
European
Hotariant,"
Or.
Edouard
WUIems.
ef
Bmssela,
Belgium,
declared
today
at
the
Rotary
Interne-Uonal
convention.
"The
reel
place
of
a
notary
club
in
Its
ooesowunlty
servloa."
aald.
"I
to
help
la
the
organ
laa-i.on
of
world
friendship.
"European
Hotartana
are
nnanlmoua
this
point."
he
aald.
It
la
not
the
charitable
aapeet
of
Rotary
that
appeal
much
to
ua.
Problems
of
that
character,
in
mireea,
are
solved
largely
the
state
rather
than
private
action.
But
It
la
our
great
hope
that
bus!
neae
and
profuslonsl
men.
united
In
the
Ideal
of
&enrtoa.
will
undertake.
disinterestedly,
the
study
of
thai
eco
nomic
probtetna
that
have
always
troubled
ua;
problems
which
will
trouble
peace
aa
long
aa
they
are
not
solved
according
to
acta
worthy
of
Rotary
In
ternational."
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QUOTATIONS
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October
IKIHT
POSTIMINKH
NEW
YORK.
June
Rlako-Satur-
Godfrey
flKht
if
postponed
untu
i
.
..1
neither
day
owliic.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
arid'Gentj'al'British
Golumbia'sNewspapcr
g
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V
XVIII.,
No.
144.
'4,
miNCE
MAYOR
$300,000
Loot
Taken
in
VANCOUVi
HAS
BEEN
COACHING
FOR
OVER
FIFTY
YEARS
:
Faulconer
Faulconer
(leftl
80
years
of
age
about
to
leave
Trala'gur
Square
on
the
famous
"Venture"
coach
on
the
season's
first
trip
to
Hampton
Court.
He
is
seen
talking
to
Hamiltws
Horbsw.
Wssj
liing
eBthmaiaat
ARRESTED
FOR
ROBBING
BANK
4.
II.
ItOltlKTS
f'IIAKIii:
WITH
HAN-
IlITItV
IN
HASIIINOTON
NT
AIT
II
Alt
MOi:
(IN
HIM
HULLET
IN
HIS
HEAD
AMITIIKK
liVMUT
AltlllTi:il
III
T
l.CAPUI
WHEN
IIANICMTi:i
AT
OKAMl
I'OKKH
MCLBON.
June
to.
D.
BoberU
la
held
by
the
provincial
polios
at
Pontic-
ton
following
his
arrest
at
West
Sum
mer
land
on
a
charge
of
robbing
the
state
bank
at
loos.
Washington,
on
Sat-
urady
last.
On
him
waa
found
S1SO0
in
American
currency,
and
from
the
back
of
his
head
was
taken
a
bullet.
The
second
alleged
bandit,
T.
L.
Olbbs.
waa
arrested
at
Cascade
Monday
night
aboard
the
Kettle
Valley
train.
Although
handcuffed.
Olbbs
escaped
at
Orand
Forks
and
Is
atlll
at
large.
Roberta
Is
believed
to
nave
received
the
bullet
In
his
bead
ahortly
after
the
robbery
when
escaping
in
an
auto-mobUe
aa
he
was
fired
upon
by
officers
near
North
port.
NUaVOrt,
June
30
Olbbs,
the
alleged
bank
robber,
who
escaped
handcuffed
from
the
police
on
a
train,
la
atUl
at
large
a
noon
today.
CANNOT
AGREE
ON
FISH
PRICE
nam:
or
lotumu
pim
mis
or
im.im'T
lf
I
r
ltltl.ll
UtOM
Tills
MORN-,
INO
TO
THIS
aiti:knoon
While
the
fishermen
themselvee
were
satisfied
with
prospective
bids
of
from
ltc
to
lSe
far
first
class
halibut
and
To
for
aeoond,
the
fish
buyers
were
unable-
to
agree
themselves
this
morning
on
bids
and
the
forenoon
session
on
the
Exchange
failed
to
complete
the
day's
auction
which
waa
adjourned
un
til
tola
afternoon.
There
arc
sufficient
refrigerator
ears
available
today
4tJeB
oare
of
the
190,000
pounds
os
ilMrlbab
which
la
offered
by
the
following
boats
American
Bagle.
38.000
pounds
Yakutat.
31,000;
HI
QUI,
11.5O0;
Re.
liance
I.,
14,000:
Haael
H
.
16.600;
Ojoa.
8.000;
Cora,
4,600:
Venus,
7,600;
Lumen,
&D0Q.
Canadian
Dal
sec
I.,
16,000:
Ternen
18.000:
Ingred
H
6,000;
W.T..
1100;
Selma.
18,000:
Verna,
7,000;
H.
&
R
7.000.
EXPLOSION
IN
MINE
MOROANTOWM,
West
Virginia.
Juue
30
Five
miners
were
killed
and
seven
injured
In
a
coal
mine
explosion
here.
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE
20,
1928
Italian
Flyer
Has
Located
Nobile
and
Dropped
Provisions
for
Them
'Reporting
All
Seemed
Well
in
Camp
Norway,
June
20.
Maddalena,
an
Italian
flyer,
reports
OSLO,
that
he
located
Nobile's
camp
off
Northeast
Land
and
dropped
provisions
for
the
Arctic
flyers
who
have
been
stranded
in
the
polar
seas
on
an
ice
floe
since
May
26.
Maddalena
reports
that
all
appeared
well
with,
the
survivors
of
the
lost
airship
Italia.
KING'S
BAY,
June
20.
Anxiety
is
felt
regarding
the
safety
of
Raojd
Amundsen
and
two
companions
whti
were
lost
while
participating
in
the
rescue
work
in
connection
with
efforts
to
reach
General
Nobile
and
crew
of
the
Italia
north
of
here.
EDINBURGH
MAN
IS
AWARDED
MEDAL
FOR
.
TUBERCULOSIS
WORK
PORTLAND,
Ore..
June
S3.
Sir
Robert
Phillips
of
Bdlnburgh,
president
of
the
British
Medical
Society,
was
award
ed
the
Trudeau
medal,
the
moat
coveted
prim
offered
by
scientists,
for
fighting
tuberculosa,
it
was
announced
by
the
rational
convention
of
the
Tuberculosis
Association.
This
is
the
first
time
the
medal
has
been
awarded
outside
of
America
MEXICAN
IS
ELECTED
ROTARY
PRESIDENT
MINNEAPOLIS.
June
30.
I.
B
Sutton
of
Tamploo.
Mexico,
was
unanimously
elected
prralcw-nt
of
Rotary
International,
at
the
rK
convention
here
today
with
over
forty
nationalists
re-presented
City
Has
Received
Purchase
Local
ASCOT
RACES
RUN
YESTERDAY
POTHII
TOOK
HtlMi:
Of
WALES
STAKKH
AMI
MAHl
OF
I'EUTH
(IOI.II
VASE.
ASCOT,
June
30.
The
fold
vaas
given
by
His
Majesty
was
won
by
Maid
of
rerth.
owned
by
Mrs.
C.
Druaunbnd
yesterday
Dancing
Floor
came
second
nnd
Applednre
third.
The
Pilnoe
of
Wales'
stakes
waa
won
by
Sol
Joel's
Potockl
with
Sleepy
Lad
second
and
Ssnrhansjsr
third.
EXPLOSION
KILLS
NINETEEN
PEOPLE
MEXICO
CITY
June
30.
Nineteen
penimui
are
known
to
have
been
killed
when
a
boiler
exploded
In
a
bathhouse
:t:
the
suburbs.
an
Offer
to
Hydro-Electric
to,)Utepayer
if
Satisfactory
Deal
by
City
Council
an
offer
to
purchase
the'Hydro-
are
proceeding
with
a
view
to
a
deal
'
If
satisfactory
terms
can
be
secured
'
-
uch
us
will
meet
the
vlewt
of
the
city.
r
Plant;
Terms
Being
Discussed
flHs'Underbtttod
Walter
roayijso
'
.oiilf.
,
..
Lun
be
Made
r-r-iHE
city
council
has
received
I
Electrn.
plant
of
the
city
which
the
council
believes
may
re-suit
in
a
satisfactory
agreement
being
made
such
as
will
provide
immediately
and
without
additional
expense
to
the
city
a
large
amount
of
electric
power.
The
city
council,
it
is
.understood,
is
insisting
on
adequate
payment
for
the
present
plant,
protection
for
the
city
and
other
matters
before
submitting
the
proposal
to
the
ratepayers
for
their
consideration.
Whether
a
deal
w.ll
be
cotnuimmated
I
Mme
It
Ik
understood
that
neitotlatlons
depetida
largely
on
the
attitude
of
the
purchase
ra
in
the
first
place
and
of
the
nu-puyera
ii:
ttit
;oc
nd.
In
the
meuu
-
Boston
Grill
EFENDS
ADMINISTRATION
Mayor
Taylor
on
Stand
in
His
Own
Defence
at
Vancouver
Yesterday
Atrdlta
Commiion
of
Inquiry'
Into
Police
Affairs
Justified
and
Force
Needs
Iteorganlzation:
Hank
Accounts
to
be
Produced
June
20.
Denying
he
had
ever
advocated
a
wide
VANCOUVER.
open
town,
Mayor
Taylor
testified
at
the
police
probe
yesterday.
"Iti
my
public
meetings
I
have
ulways
said
I
did
not
exiiert
to
have
a
Sunday
school
town
but
I
did
expect
to
control
the
vice
ii
million,"
the
Mayor
declared.
Replying
to
a
question
by
Alex.
Henderson,
K.C,
the
Mayor's
counsel,
witness
declared
he
knew
Joe
Celona
since
1923
in
a
casual
way
He
h.ad
never
met
Frank
Castas
until
the
latter
appeared
before
the
police
commission
last
September.
"CaxUa
testified
be
sew
you
at
Oe
-
loLa'h
house
and
that
you
were
intoxicated"
"I
waa
there
once,
the
night
of
LVcmbcr
SI.
ISM
I
waa
attending
a
:
Kev.
Ycur'a
party
at
a
friend's
place
next
dosr
when
Celona
Invited
all
of
us
over
for
a
glass
dl
champagne.
That
wa
the
only
time
I
was
ever
in
Celona
a
house."
the
Mayor
said.
The
mayor
denied
he
had
ever
dst-c
unad
with
Sam
Plaetlno
the
matter
of
running
or
of
having
talked
about
campaign
funds
He
emnhsMsslly
denied
any
arisngemiiiit
bad
a
certain
number
of
wear
to
be
permitted
to
operate.
Replying
to
questions,
the
Mayer
stated
there
had
been
dissension
among
certain
officers
of
the
police
force.
Asked
by
A.
H.
McNeil
commission
counsel
"Are
you
satisfied
with
the
police
force
and
In
work?"
the
mayor
replied
"No.
there
are
too
many
traitors
lr.
It.
Tney
have
not
been
working
with
the
chief.
They
have
been
undermining
him
all
the
time."
"Would
you
name
those
who
have
been
dclns
so"
he
waa
asksd.
"Inspector
Jewltt
la
one
of
them."
-be
mayor
replied.
AFTERNOON
SE6S10N
'
Reorgantaatlon
of
the
city
polios
force
la
already
justified
by
the
facts
and
conditions
revealed
in
evidence
at
the
inquiry,
said
Mayor
Taylor
at
the
afternoon
session
yesterday.
The
mayor's
statement
was
made
In
the
course
of
croas
-ex
ami
nation
by
O.
O.
McOeer.
counsel
for
Police
Commla-lop.er
Fletcher.
"Trli
ne
why
In
the
light
of
all
you
know
you
did
not
want
a
Royal
Oom-mluton
appointed
to
Inquire
into
the
pol'ce
situation,"
demanded
McOeer
of
the
wit:
"Because
two
or
three
men
default
In
their
work
la
no
reason
for
a
Royal
Commlaaton,"
replied
the
Mayor
j
"Do
you
believe
the
present
inquiry
J
us
Ulted
by
facts
and
conditions
that
i
have
been
revealed?"
"Up
to
date,
yea."
I
"And
Justification
for
the
reorganisation
of
the
force"
"Yea."
At
the
opening
of
the
session
W.
W.
B.
Mclnnls
aald
be
had
prepared
a
letter
for
his
client.
Inspector
Jackson
and
Detective
McGregor
expressing
their
willingness
that
their
bank
accounts
with
one
bank
in
each
case
be
produced
before
the
commissioners
McOeer
aald
he
wanted
their
accounts
with
all
the
banks
here,
and
If
the
persona
named
were
willing
with
the
Seattle
bank
aa
well.
(
Detective
Oeorge
HoLaughltn
produced
a
letter
giving
his
consent
to
production
of
his
account
here
and
In
Seattle
and
Portland.
ENDICOTT
IS
HEAD
OF
WORLD
MISSIONS1
COMMONS
IS
ELECTED
JaiwsJ-
u
MONTREAL.
June
30.
Dr
iCNDON,
Jun-
30
Captain
Algernon
Endlcott,
moderator
of
the
aesSsesttFtBsroy.
Oonservstre
wsaniher
fotvaor
caunell
of
the
United
Church
ndd'weesi
"trytj
wea.nnanimausly
elected
spsfliSr
ol
appointed
chairman
of
the
committee
on
the
Hcuse
of
Commons,
euoaeedlng
foreign
miss
km.
of
the
alllanoe
of
re-
speaker
Whitley,
formed
churches
throughout
the
world
;
""
holding
the
Preabytorlan
system.
PRIORY
PARK
WON
ROYAL
MINT
CUP
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinner
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Danrlng
every
Saturday
nl(ht
from
9
to
It.
Danoe
Hall
for
.Hire.
The
latest
and
beet
for
the
least.
.
l'hone.
437
Price
Five
Cents
-
CONSERVATIVES
ARE
NOMINATED
111116;
OF
FORMER
MUM
REUS
ARE
t'HO'sHN
TO
CONTEST
riT
OKI
IpKE.
x
"VICTORIA,
June
30.
The
Conservative
nominating
convention
at
its
meet
ing
last
night
selected
as
candidates
J.
M
Beatty.
Reginald
Hayward.
H.
D.
Twlgg
and
J.
Hlnchcliffe.
tnly
one
other
name
was
plaoed
In
jam
Inst
kin
and
that
was
K.
C.
Maynard.
The
declaion
was
reached
in
the
first
ballot.
Major
Qua
Lyons
had
previously
announced
his
withdrawal.
The
Liberal
nominating
utsavaution
will
be
held
in
the
Borsl
Victoria
Theatre
Friday
when
Premier
MadLean
111
be
present.
The
meeting
at
to
open
to
all
menibata
of
the
Xeberai
Association.
It
la
understood
that
la
addition
to
Dr.
Maclean
names
likely
to
ooaae
before
the
convention
win
tncJude
Alderman
Litchfield.
Alderman
Robert
Dewar
Mark
Oraham.
Dr.
Lewis
Hall,
W.
t!
Streith.
Dr.
Ernest
Hall
and
F.
M.
Mc-Oregor
HOLDUP
MAN
IS
NEARLY
KILLED
MONTREAL.
June
30.
Attempting
to
escape
'after
holding
up
the
cashier
of
a
theatre
here
last
night
and
stealing
S400.
Charles
Mackenzie
said
he
was
a
resident
of
the
United
States.
He
was
shot
in
the
stomach
by
Constable
Bdge-I
combe
and
seriously
wounded
and
la
not
expected
to
recover.
A
NEW
TRIAL
FOR
CHINAMAN
VICTORIA.
June
30.
Leung
Chong
convicted
slayer
of
Constable
Ernest
Sargent
of
Vancouver
who
waa
eentenoed
to
hang
Friday,
has
been
granted
a
new
trial
by
the
court
of
appeals
on
the
ground
of
inadmlasabillty
of
evidence
at
jtbe
trial.
'SPEAKER
OF
BRITISH
RUTLEDGE
CHOSEN
BY
BURNABY
TORIES
VANCOUVER.
June
30.
William
R..
,
Kiitlcdge
we
last
nlgrht
nominated
by
LONDON,
June
30.
J.
B
Joel'x
Conservatives
of
Bumaby
riding
aa
Prlnry
Park
won
the
Royal
Mint
L-up
ilielr
candldute
for
the
provincial
tint
Ascot
today.
Lord
LaaoeUe'a
Ruck
crnl
election
SaVage
came
second
and
Knight
of
j
t.n.il
third.
I
Subtcrltx
lor
the
Dally
News.