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1
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reads
th
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Ad.
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you
lose,
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for
It.
It
you
find,
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the
owner.
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you
need,
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for
It
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TUB
CLA8SIITED
IIAI1IT.
Evoi.
xviir.
No.
ici.
mr
a
tit
rAKi
VICTORIA,
July
11.
Premier
MacLean
at
a
public
meeting
re
last
night
declared
the
settlement
of
the
P.G.E.
railway
ques-
wan
in
sight
but
he
could
not
give
details
of
the
negotiations
.
..1
SI
seats
vu;.n
tnc
Canadian
national
uanway
until
u
was
nearer
completion.
II.
-aid
he
believed
the
giving
of
a
land
grant
was
justified
because
lurid
would
really
be
given
to
the
Canadian
people.
The
Premier
complained
that
much
of
the
Tolmie
manifesto
ait
with
questions
which
were
really
Dominion
affairs.
.
Dr.
MacLean
warned
his
hearers
that
if
the
Liberal
policy
of
uclal
legislation
were
defeated
at
the
TRAGIC
DEATH
OF
LINESMAN
HOMY
WISH
IN
NOIITIIEKN
KIVEIl
HV
ANOTHER
LINEMAN
ON
HOV-EUVME.NT
TKLLomriH
VY'-Ml
ww
received
her
this
mern-
tragic
death
near
Bcbo
Lake
!;
north
of
Hazel
ton
of
Drys-v.;vie.
4S
years
of
age.
a
lineman
O'jverament
Telegraphs
for
tion
of
the
route
to
the
Yukon.
an
experienced
lineman
and
tU
Tut
Sa
rr
'"in
Ukt'isV-
l
British
Columbia
His
body
found
In
the
Ltnklneaw
River
:w
against
Jog
by
his
partner
Tooiey
who
followed
him.
101:1.
were
found
with
their
peeks
'
he
Seven
MB
refuge
i.
ntiy
Ogtlvle
had
tried
to
cross
er
and
bad
slipped
on
logs,
-.hie
Aahton
of
Telegraph
Creek
Mied
of
the
death
and
he
In-'
i
'te
telegraph
men
to
bury
the
...h
i
(Ming
done
today.
JUMPED
FROM
OCEAN
LINER
SON
Ol'
IOK.Mr.lt
t'.H.
ATTORNEY-(.l.M
ltAL
ACCEITEH
HAKE
Of
(1IHL
VlW
YORK.
July
11
When
erenten
id
EUte
aksngren
of
Washington.
tied
Morton
Hoyt.
aged
39.
to
.
verboard
In
the
fog
from
the
Rorheambanu
rndey
night
Hoyt.
i
a
son
of
a
former
sol
lot
tor
gen-1
the
United
States,
jumped.
i
.
lner
circled
about
a
long
time
ventually
found
Hoyt.
feebly
cry-
!
r
help.
They
put
him
In
the
nury
''
mri.
who
li
autferlng
from
shock.
.
:
ix:lieved
he
would
do
It."
VISIT
IRELAND
FROM
CANADA
MINISTER
Of
IT
NANCE
LEAVES
I
OK
I
EMEKAI.ll
ISLIl
ON
DIPLOMATIC
MISSION
OTTAWA.
July
U.lon.
James
A.
Hobb
left
Quebec
today
for
Ireland
for
n
holiday.
lie
will
look
Into
the
new
"rift
proposal
of
ttie
Free
State
and
i
expected
to
take
up
with
President
"'nrov
the
matter
of
extending
to
IviUnd
the
provisions
ot
the
prefer
(
itiul
tariff
on
Empire
goods,
subject
1
nriprorai
treatment
for
Canadian
.
-ads
by
the
free
State.
PAY'KfURING
BONDS
IN
CASH
tlOVEKNMENT
W
CANADA
AN-NOINCES
IT.WII.L
NOT
HE
I.N
MONEY
MAIIKET
THIS
YEAH
OTTAWA.
July
11.
Fifty
million
dol-lrn
Dominion
of
Oanada
war
loans
maturing
In
October
will
be
paid
In
esh.
the
minuter
of
finance
announced
to-
:
adding
that
the
government
would
"ot
us
in
the
money
market
this
year.
OK
;
polls,
conterv
stive
coum
carry
out
a
policy
along
that
line
only
against
a
puMIc
mandate.
VANCOUVER.
July
II
Hon.
Ian
Mae-
kens)
In
an
address
here
declared
the
Uberals
with
the
P.OS.
off
their
hands
would
have
throe
millions
more
to
spend
Oil
health
pensions,
mothers'
pensions.
oM
age
pensions,
and
assart-
anot
to
the
subnormal.
"We
are
on
the
eve
of
the
solution
Of
the
POZ.."
declared
ttie
minister.
"and
ycu
will
not
have
to
watt
many
weeks
before
the
burden
of
the
PXJE.
is
taken
off
your
shoulder."
He
said
the
liberal
would
also
toy
to
assart
the
naheetaen
by
eUmtostlng
Oriental
earn-
petition
as
far
as
possible.
We
have
tone
further
than
any
oifcer
per
to-.
wart
sli..itivnB
pro-
olem."
he
stated.
MINMIN
AKIIIYINIi
Till
AITEKNOON
IOK
IIIO
MEETIM1
Hon.
A.
M.
Manaon.
attorney
server
al.
I
arriving
in
the
city
on
this
artemoan'a
train
from
his
constltueoey
of
Omineoa.
where
he
hu
been
conducting
an
energetic
and
successful
campaign
for
re-eieetloo.
and
will
be
the
principal
speaker
at
a
Liberal
meeting
to
be
held
In
4
the
Moose
Hall
tonight
on
behalf
of
Hon.
T.
D.
PatWUo.
government
candidal
for
re-election
-
here.
4
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Noon
Clolng
ITlcrs
Today
on
Vancuu
rr
Ktrhange
(Oourtesy
ot
S.
D.
JfttUMon
Oa.
Lad.)
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Asked
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Hutu
M
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Big
Missouri
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T.
3.
C.
Silver
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tt
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Blocs
n
King
Whitewater
3.43
3.4S
J'
Jl
Woodbine
Oeorgla
River
r3S
Marmot
Rler
OoW
.
,
40
,
Duthle
1.1
,
Noranda
aa"
rremler
INCREASE
OF
WHEAT
AREA
FOUR
PER
CENT
OTTAWA,
July
It
-
OaiMdrt
toUl
own
to
w
hert
fo
area
estimated
-
n
Increase
of
1928
Is
33.405,900
acre.
four
per
cent
over
nei.md.tlun
r
In
British
Odumbui
all
crops
is
reported
good
m&ln
Northern
and
PRINCE
ITALIA
on
Eve
INVESTIGATING
j
BREACH
OF
LAW;
KOYAL
COMMISSION
DF.AL1NO
WITH
AMXULIl
INDUCTION
THAT
j
TOOK
I'LAC'K
7
YEARS
AOO
VANCOUVER.
July
11
Charges
sru-
ng
out
of
the
Custo.-i.
m.ui:
tnvolv-
tag
the
British
Columuu
'jIri
);,.
C,
Ltd..
Joseph
Kennedy
Lu.
..na
I-red-
ertck
Dteley.
excise
olllccr.
a
being
Investigated
at
tte
C
mrt
Hiue
herr
1
by
a
Royal
Ooscmiation
c-.nuiu
::
by
Gordon
Clspp
Llniaay
a
Tmoh.
'nr-
rlster.
It
is
alhgcd
that
Uir-
wcr
J
guilty
of
violation
of
the
ex(
law.
A
B
Macdonsld.
ICC
clui.
el
u
'he
commission,
announced
m,t
t,
would
seek
to
adduce
eudcer
the
parties
n
question
look
par;
i.
1
a
conspiracy
to
defrsutl
the
Ooveti
.-
ment
of
c-x-lse
taxes.
The
trxsctia:.
;
being
investigated
occurred
seve.i
y"
i
ago
and
involved
barrels
of
alcohol.
whli't
u
-nBEiEk
WH.
Iru.n
;aSuBaw&ur
the
British
CoguMMs.
VOirgar
Co
Co
bin
.-
ed
to
vinegar
atanntacOner'
Of
Vancou
ver
from
a
onded
faetory.
It
la
charged
that
the
alcoliol.
with
the
connivance
of
an
excise
officer,
was
illegally
remoted
and
delivered
either
to
Joseph
Kennedy
Ltd.
or
fchlp-pad
to
the
prairies
or
6eattle
Excise
offloar
Frederick
Dor
ley,
ac
cording
to
an
order
m
council
of
May
SO,
appointing
the
commission,
raeetv-
?d
from
J.
811
at
that
time
an
otftoer
if
the
Vinegar
Company
and
from
on
Scovll.
then
manager
and
partner
In
the
him
company,
from
120
to
S0
for
each
barrel
of
alcohol
"so
unlawfully
released"
The
hearing
wa
ad-
tdjourned
until
today.
SUPPORTING
DR.
MACLEAN
GOVERNMENT'
tabor
Lvndcr
on
Vancouver
Island
Tells
Why
he
is
With
Liberals
CUMHKHLANI),
July
11.
Itefnre
Premier
MncI.ean's
ad-(I
row
here
last
night
David
Little,
Iabor
leader,
announced
that
while
he
Mas
not
affiliated
with
either
of
the
major
parties
he
was
supporting
the
Liberal
government
la-cause
of
its
progressive
campaign
for
the
advancement
of
the
working
people,
which
entitled
it
to
continuance
in
office.
CHINAMAN
LOSEsTnS
APPEAL
SKIPS
BAIL
DRUG
SELLING
CASE
VICTORIA.
July
11.
Mon
Wah.
Ota
litem
of
this
city,
sentenced
to
eerv
three
ycara'
imprisonment
for
fUlnc
narcotic
drugs,
has
since
lost
his
appeal.
He
ftaa
disappeared
and
the
police
believe
he
la
aboard
a
Blue
Funnel
steanwr
bound
for
the
Orient.
He
by
Cm
04fii
fellow
4sountryme&
not
Vietiria
GOVERNMENT
CLAIM
AGAINST
DISTILLERS
DISMISSED
BY
COURT
OTTAWA.
July
11
The
claim
of
the
Dominion
Government
against
the
Dominion
Distillery
Product
Company
and
the
Dominion
DlrUIlerx
Ltd.
of
M,t'al
for
1749
000
nan
been
dismiss-
led
by
the
Exchequer
Court
of
Canada.
PRINCE
RUPERT
'Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
KUPERTyB.C:,
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
11.
1928
LABOR
LEADER
AT
COMOX
DECLARES
FO
P.G.E.
Railway
Question
of
Settlement
States
Premier
Maclean
and
Hon.
Ian
Mackenzie
HON.
A.
M.
M
ANSON,
ATTORNEY
GENERAL
OF
B.C.
SaBBSBSBSBBSBBBBBBDSSSBBaBBBBBBr,wSB
Ilritish
Columbia's
Orator,
Who
is
to
Ad:!ress
a
Mass
Meeting
in
Moose
Hall
Tonight
Fisherman
Admits
Shooting
of
Fellow
at
Camp
Near
Ocean
Falls
According
to
Evidence
at
Trial
Asserting
that
other
fishermen
in
the
camp
were
against
him
because
he
was
not
a
Union
man
and
suggesting
that
others
hid
attempted
to
interfere
with
his
nets
nnd
boat,
Fritz
Turner,
admitted,
witnesses
if'.ifitJ,
at
the
preliminary
trial
at
Ocean
Falls,
at
which
he
was
committed
for
trial
on
a
charge
of
murder,
that
he
had
ihot
and
killed
Thomas
Stang
Christiansen,
another
fisherman,
last
Friday
morning
at
a
fishing
camp
near
Ocean
Falls.
The
preliminary
trial
was
conducted
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
Hill
and
a
number
of
witnesses
were
heara.
A
witness
named
Hansen
gave
evi
dence
to
the
effect
that
on
Friday
nornlng.
between
6
and
7
octoek.
h
heard
a
shot
and
a
bullet
whlaeed
by
him.
He
hoard
another
anot,
fbl-
cUowed
by
a
scream,
and.
turning
in
the
direction
of
the
scream,
ne
tow
Christiansen
throw
both
band
to
hla
chart
and
fall
backwards.
He
rowed
up
Immediately
toward
Chris
daneon
boat
to
give
aasUtsco
and
thou
ted
to
Turner,
in
another
boat:
Why
in
hell
don't
you
help
the
manf"
The
reply
from
Tupmr
was:
"Help
him,
the
g
d
.
He
corked
(fishermen
term
for
fouling
netal
me
all
day
and
all
night."
Hansen
replied
"I
see"
and
Tumor
stated
Tea,
you
see."
Then.
Hansen
swore
Turner
took
aim
at
him
(Hansen).
Hansen
ducked
below
the
nunwale
and.
with
only
hie
hands
showing,
rowod
away
toward
the
fish
packer
President
II
After
Hansen
had
delivered
his
fish
Turner
came
alongside
and
then
Han
-
sen
returned
to
Chrtattansen'e
boati,nrrr
hrM
at
decoiwd.
the
third
one
where
be
found
the
man
dead,
shot
through
the
left
breast.
Oarr,
deckhand
on
the
President
II.
A
PUBLIC
MEETING
Will
be
held
in
Mix.se
Hull
on
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
li,
at
8
p.m.
und
will
be
addressed
by
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
Attorney
Everyone
welcome.
estlfled
that,
while
he
was
standing
on
the
boat
looking
In
the
direction
in
which
Christiansens
boat
was
drtfUng,
Tumor
said
"I
shoot
him
O
4
Another
fisherman.
Jorgenson.
gave
evidence
of
taking
charge
of
Turner's
rifle
and
turning
It
over
to
the
pollcs.
Special
Constable
James
Haaiett
gsv
evidence
to
the
'
effect
that
he
ecelved
the
rifle,
subaequentty
turn
us
it
over
to
Inspector
8plUer.
H
also
tesUlled
that
see
used
had
told
him
that
on
the
Thursday
nlitht
preoad-ng
the
tragedy
he
(accused)
bad
owed
over
to
deceased's
boat
and.
said.
"If
you
give
me
any
n
trouble
I
will
shoot
you."
Deceased
rnsde
no
reply
but
rowed
awy.
Tumor
further
'.old
the
special
officer
that
be
had
lain
In
hla
b.at
all
night
without
1
net
out
and
thought
that
some
on
had
pulled
a
net
tight
underneath
his
boat
and
nearlf
cvpslred
him.
He
1
waVd
until
morning
and
then
fired
-t
which
hit
and
killed
him.
Accused,
witii-ss
testified,
further
toM
him
that
he
had
been
subjected
to
Interference
General
Seats
reserved
for
ladles.
S
Boston
Grill
I
ERAL
PARTY
Walking
Italia
Party
Found
by
Aviators
Who
Plan
to
Pick
Them
Up
LONDON,
July
11.
A
Reuter's
dispatch
from
Moscow
states
.hat
a
walking
party
of
three,
which
set
out
from
the
Italia
marooned
irly
some
weeks
ago,
has
been
found.
It
consisted
of
Dr.
Malm-Tin
aiiti
two
companions.
The
dispatch
stated
that
a
Russian
flyer
Chukhnovsky,
who
rad
been
making
flights
from
the
ice
breaker
Krassin,
now
near
.'oyne
Jsland,
made
the
discovery.
The
pilot
today
is
looking
for
a
plaee
to
make
a
landing
in
or-;!er
to
pick
up
the
group.
Two
of
the
party
waved
as
the
plane
passed
and
the
other
was
lying
down.
The
purpose
of
the
walking
group
was
to
reach
King's
Bay
to
bring
back
help
to
their
comrades
who
are
near
Foyne
Island.
TROLIINO
IS
MI
CH
IMI'UOVEII
AT
D1XHAS
I
ISLAND
RECENTLY'
:
Reports
from
the
trolling
grounds
ind.cne
that
the
run
off
Dundas
Island
la
very
much
improved
and
aome
of
the
boats
are
maklnz
good
mousy.
About
150
boat
are
operating
In
that
duirxL.
a
number
Of
which
j
have
come
north
tor
the
season
from
Vancouver.
&
4..'
v.jp
"-r'
'
HALIBUT
TODAY
IS
MOSTLY
AMERICAN
,
Total
T
13t,100
Pound
Offered
by
live
Hants
at
H'ti
Evrrunr.r
This
Morning
A
total
of
lttAOO
pounds
of
hail-
but
was
sold
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
On
of
the
American
boats
wUl
deliver
her
HD0O
pounds
to
Ket
chikan.
There
wa
only
on
Oandian
boat
with
11
.BOO
pound
offering
today.
Sales
were
as
follows:
American
Senator.
tfcOW
poundv
Boyal
Fish
Co..
for
Ketchikan
delivery.
10c
and
c.
Yakutat.
S2.000
pounds.
AUln
Flah-
rlea,
10.1c
and
Sc.
Sunset
45.000
pound.
Sooth
Fisher-es.
in?
and
Sc.
.
Brothers,
11.000
pounds.
Pacific
Fish
eries.
10
9
and
Sc.
Canadian
.
Cape
Swain.
11.500
pound.
Pacific
fisheries.
93c
and
5c.
CANADA'S
ATHLETES
OFF
TO
AMSTERDAM
AND
OLYMPIC
GAMES
MONTREAL.
July
11-
-Canada's
team
which
Is
taking
part
In
the
track
and
field
sport
st
the
Olympic
games
left
this
morning
aboard
the
steamer
Al-
bertlc
en
route
to
Amsterdam.
.
MEMBER
OF
CREW
OF
WHALER
IS
KILLED
0BWARD,
July
11
Andrew
Mlsf-Jord,
14
years
of
age.
a
member
of
the
crew
of
the
whaler
Koran,
when
reloading
a
whale
glut
was
accidentally
ihot
and
killed
June
6.
because
all
the
rest
of
the
men
were
Union
men
and
be
himself
(Turner)
was
not.
Hnhintler
Hy
lllrtli
Frits
Turner,
the
sccueod.
Is
a
Fin-
lander
by
birth
and
a
naturalised
Oan-artjtn.
'He
Is
61
years
of
age
and
re-aldid
at
Lad
yarn
l
th.
Vancouver
Island.
j
1
.(
J
i.
M.
i
tor
eighteen
yars.
since
coming
w
the
provtnc.
be
has
followed
mining,
lumbering
and
fishing.
Thomas
SUng
Christiansen,
th
victim
of
th
tilling,
wss
38
years
of
age.
a
nntlv
of
Norway,
lived"
in
the
prov
ince
for
five
year
and
became
a
natur-silted
Canadian
last
April.
He
follow
ed
lumcertnt
and
fishing
and
me
ieddrcs
was
Crown
Hotel
Vancouver
!
I
The
scene
of
the
tragedy
wa
Rap
hoe
Tolnt.
Fishermen's.
Cove
on
Klnit
Is-
U
rn
dl.T.-tlv
onivMf
Coiiw'fc
Inlet
'and
aia
aiUe
li-'m
Ocean
Pali.
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinner
Thursday
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least.
.
Thone
437
Price
Five
'Cents
FOUND
1
AULLElil
LlU
1
LIFE
ON
ROCKS
GRAY'S
HARBOR
4'llOAT
KMAMItli
TO
KIMiLINO
WOOD
UY
GIANT
ISKEAKtlKS
IIL'T
ONE
r.srArcs
UOQUIAM.
Wash..
July
11.
Battered
tJtaJdJMtb
on
the
rocks
at
the
entrance
lUilw
,
yesrdsywlmk,
.
S3
foot
trailing
boat
Laama
was
smssh-ed
te
kindling
wocd.
the
body
of
H.
C.
Casey.
73
years
of
age.
wa
recovered
several
hours
after
the
wreck
of
the
boat.
J.
A.
Makl.
Casey'a
partner.
Is
recov-
erlng
from
the
terrific
experience
he
suffered
In
the
giant
comber.
With
Casey
at
the
wheel
they
attempted
to
enter
the
harbor
when
they
got
off
the
'course
and
were
carried
on
tc
the
great
boulders.
SEARCHING
FOR
MAIL
ROBBERS
DKTItOIT
I'OLICE
COIXAnOKATINO
WITH
TORONTO
IN
TKY1.VO
TO
sKcnii:
men
DETROIT.
July
It
The
Detroit
police
revealed
today
that
they
are
assisting
the
Toronto
detective
In
searching
for
a
man
formerly
employed
In
a
barber
ahep
In
oonnectlon
with
a
1100.000
mall
robbery
at
Toronto
recently.
They
disclosed
tost
75
Canadian
five
dollar
bills
believed
to
be
a
part
of
the
loot,
have
been
recovered
here.
Four
suspects
and
three
women
are
In
custody
In
Toronto,
according
to
the
Detroit
police,
who
also
said
they
had
been
given
Information
that
approximately
140.000
of
the
loot
had
been
recovered.
LIQUOR
SEIZED
ONTARIO
TODAY
WINDSOR.
July
11
The
veleure
of
two
local
export
dock
Oarilng
and
Nathanson't
with
liquor
stocks
worth
afore
than
half
a
mlUloo
dollar
was
made
today
by
the
provincial
police
under
orders
from
Sir
Henry
Drayton,
chairman
of
the
Ontario
Uquor
Control
Board.
BIG
MISSOURI
0UADF0
IITMDEn
VANCOUVER.
July
11
With
the,
exception
that
the
Consolidated
Mining
and
Smelting
Company
would
exercise
Its
option
on
the
claims
today,
Big
Missouri
closed
with
a
net
gain
of
nine
cents
nt
61
on
a
record
trade
ot
500
shares
yesterday.
Mr
Cnrr
of
8t
Luke's
Hospital,
New
York
City
Is
Uniting
here
as
th
KUe.it
of
hrr
brother
and
sUter-tn-Uw
Mr
and
Mr
Cluy
R.
Billocb,
First
Afuue.
.
.
p
irl
til