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86
Saturday,
June
2,
1928
GROUP
OF
HEROES
Another
group
of
heroes
have
been
made
through
the
success
yesterday
of
the
Australian
aviators
in
flying
from
California
to
Honolulu
en
route
to
Australia.
Hod
they
failed
they
would
have
bet'ii
ft
bnnrh
of
sITh
SnU
tor
trying.
Avian..
i:
tin-
'l.".cicinu-!:
:
luifay
and
tomorrow.
It
is
mak-
ing
stcitdv
and
lil
II.
ll
il!tiT-s!
people
'
liors
tmy
a
hew
!
1
1
ev
Vh;i'
t'li'-
"..
in-
ii
naK'
iamlini.'
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V
(tinvrh
ihiiii-'
h.
-
A
the
a.r.
ail
l-
well.
i..r
in
dur.ei.
(I.-,
i
:
v
I'M
.
111.
I
a
u-v.
years
will
be
so
common
that
it
n"i
:
-xoept
when
they
or
their
neigh
'
ah-
navigation
is
something-which
-
fairly
safe.
Landing
is
correspon-1
e
dreaming.
As
long
as
one
is
in
ment
he
comes
down
to
earth,
he
is
PllUllillMbvWIir
Tin
iU
!
i
it
-m.
visit
A
Premier
MacLean
to
Northern
British
(
iilumi'ia
i
a
M
iii.ii
matter.
He
was
unavoidably
delayed.
Af-i
a
1
1
-
i.:
jrira.
m
.n.
i
i
f
,rt
him
in
the
south
and
possibly
he
will
deal
with
nia--r:
:.'.!
i..t
will
benefit
us
more
than
his
presence
here
vim!
1
1
a
-.
.
in.
in-
i
(her
arrangements
will
have
to
be
made
for
bis
vii:
:hc
!..llnu
,ng
week.
Hi
a!!
muw
that
this
is
a
somewhat
crucial
time
in
the
affairs
ot
tin
province.
We
all
realise
that
the
railway
question
alone
is
a
Iiik
tiling.
Once
the
province
gets
rid
of
the
P.G.E.
incubus
it
can
start
dealing
with
legitimately
provincial
affairs.
All
we
hope
now
is
that
there
will
be
no
further
delay
in
connection
with
the
arrival
nf
the
first
minister.
ASSIZE
DATE
SET
FORWARD
KI'HrNO
(1H
HI
WIU.
CttNVKNC
HKKK
VS
NK
U
INHTKAI
OI
JIM:
1
A
WHMiXkUX
WHI5H-I
I.RI
On
account
ot
the
fact
that
official,
couaael.
etc..
who
will
participate,
will
probably
or
'
engaged
with
the
Bankey
murder
trial
.in
New
Wttmlnater
peat
tbe
origiasily
aet
date.
Juno
13,
tht
opening
of
the
aprrhg
eauton
of
tbe
Supreme
Cfran
Aaalawi
In
Prlope
Rupert
u
to
be
delayed
until
June
26.'
It
la
learned
The
preetrflng
Judge
at
tela
court
'will
be
Mr
Juatice
Oregary
and
tbe
docket
will
include
two
murder
eaaea.
The
Prince
Oeorge
Aaalmes.
It
H
understood,
wilt
be
held
before
the1
court
convene
here
PLAY
AND
PROGRAM
RUPERT
EAST
CHURCH
first
I
nllrd
Chtirrb
Vming
Ivojilr
Kr-i-.il
"A
Vuuug
rountr
Hclimil
txni-
Rrfwre
Lurer
House
Rupert
Em!
United
Church
w
filled
U
cajMiity
last
nliiht
with
the
largest
crowd
it
has
ever
contained
tj
greet
the
Ti-ung
People
s
Society
of
First
United
Church
In
preventing
the
play
"A
Country
Sch.ol
Mam"
The
play
was
put
on
In
the
aume
flue
tyle
as
In
It
flry
pre-cnta'lon
and
brslU--It.
tra)rt
vaa
an
enjoyable
auisiva:
pro-
gram
Including
eocal
solos
by
Mia.
J.
H
McLcod
and
little
Mu
Uaale
Woods,
banjo
aolo
by
Darraw
O
'nei
and
orchestral
ae
lections
by
Mr
Robert
Wll-p
n
m:s
Rama
Wilson.
Bruce
Wilson
ni.
.
Norman
Moore
honee
T
Btoaa
Mackay
acted
a
chairman.
B
O
B-ale
preaidlng
in
the
door
After
the
entertainment
the
perforin
er?
were
entertained
by
the
Rupert
tjt
Sunday
Behool
teacher
at
a
supper
:
in
the
h-irne
ot
Mr
and
Mm.
Frank
Mocre.
1140
Sixth
Avenue
East.
ENGLISH
OWNER
OF
YICTORIA
WORSTED
.Ml
WELL
PLEASED
tmtifr
('unstng
Ui
Twxli
Iea4
v-plr
Week
In
the
New
Faetry
VlCTORtA.
June
a
"When
our
pl.mt
la
erected
here
we
will
have
the
l:ct
plant
In
Canada,
and
so
if
we
don't
do
our
work
right
the
fault
la
ours.
We
are
starting
with
flrat
rate
machinery,
and
a
splendid
installation
all
round."
atated
John
Moore.
Bradford.
England,
mill
owner
to
The
Times
on
arrival
In
the
city
from
the
Dnlted
Kingdom.
"Ninety
per
cent
of
tlie
machinery
la
already
here,
and
the
remainder
la
seme
special
machinery
that
is
being
mndr
to
order
and
will
be
ahlpped
In
.
little
while
Five
highly
trained
worsted
mill
operators
are
on
the
way
in.
1mm
England
now
by
train.
Tht
party
includes
three
men
and
t"
wemen.
four
of
whom
will
act
as
to-
::ur;oi
to
the
help
we
ere
to
er.-.ploy
heie."
ii
tlnued
Mr
Moore.
SAWS
Crosscut.
Crescent
Ground,
will
saw
0
more
timber,
time
and
labor
being
equal,
than
any
other
made.
.This
guarantee
has
never
been
challenged.
SIMONDS
CANADA
SAW
CO.,
LIMITED,
ar.
HtMl
STSIfr
AND
ACORN
aVKNUt.
MONTSCAL.
Out.
VANCOUVER.
B.C
T
UBONTO,
ONI
ST
JOHN.
N.B.
8JSJ
'cenotaph
fund
i
contributions
"SALADA"
Factories
are
famous
for
their
spotless
cleanliness
only
the
purest,
freshest,
most
delicious
Mania
the
Moon
tea
obtainable
Is
sold
In
"SALADA"
packets.
Black,
Green
or
Mixed
Blends
Four
Grades
80c
to
$1.05
ner
lb.
Ask
for
"SALADA".
Be
hi
wan.
$lDt?
-t
to
abawa.
v
TOTAL
OF
SW.tllS
NOW
KKAI.IZEII
Ose
D41f
a
tbe
world
may
be
lg-
.Ui.tlNST
UIUECTI-Vr.
OP
Her
hall
Uvea,
but
ii....
w,w
not
iimnBlttMlTTTl
ii
The
following
further
contitbutiona
,
to
the
centnatfb
luntfesWIOSKferaitsiiged:
:Rt
Rev.
Bishop
I.
at.
Bunoz
;
O.M.I..
D.D
W0.00
Dybhavn
it
Honaon
SS-M
'Ladle'
Music
Club
38.00
'Municipal
Chapter.
l.OUX
M0
ioolltson
or
Kincottth
Chaptei.
UOM
i
800
lUn.
Wynne.
Anyo
400
W.
J,
Raymond
6-00
!S.
Tanaka
i-w
T.
KawuU
100
X
Tonachl
100
T.
Nakanlehl
1-0
I.
feed
8.
Arakw
1-00
K.
Matauaak)
1
-Bill.
Mlxuta
10
H.
K.
Yalta
nasa
....
6
00
S.
Bhimlzu
M0
8.
Dabo
10
8.
Fujlmoto
--
2
0
!
Y.
Kanaya
aou
8
Hlnada
200
T.
Kuwahara
IM
G.
KlUwaga
MC
A.
Nlahlo
2.00
D.
Taaumato
100
JT.
Klnaj
loo
K
Sakamoto
MO
0.
Nlahlkaso
'
M
K.
Tmmura
3-00
T
SjttfiehlKi
8JI
C.
8.
Obata
..!
MsV
1.
Muramatau
1
M.
Pol
1.00
V.
uga
10.00
Y.
Hayaahl
2.00
T.
Kadenaaa
l.Ot
1.
Mateumeto
100
U.
askainoto
1-00
K.
aruml
1.00
in.
Inaoe
1.00
It.
okaaaun
i-0o
jZ.
Itotoawa
1J0
:m.
Nlnomlya
1.00
Lh.
enlkatant
3.00
o.
Hlnada
1.00
G.
Kondo
2.00
T.
Hldlka
IM
8
Naral
1.00
M
Shlkatanl
IM
T.
Shlkatanl
1.00-
Z.
Inada
1.00
8.
Malkawa
1.00
T.
Nakagawa
1.00
ill
Kamlura
1.00
't.
Fuae
1.00
J
HamaMkl
,
1.00
T.
Uyotnura
1.00
P.
Hamura
1.00
H
Hochida
5.00
T.
Katauyama
1.00
MM
00
Already
acknowledged
11WM
Total
to
date
MOlSiM)
ObJecUve
SSJMO.OO
BID
ON
BONDS
WAS
NOT
QUITE
AS
GOOD
VICTORIA
ELEYATOR
VICTORIA.
June
8
Catching
the
market
at
an
off
period
after
recent
heavy
flctattene.
bonds
of
the
Panama
Pacttlc
Oram
Terminals
Limited,
to
ae
taOO.000
were
bid
at
a
dtaeount
when
the
futance
oommlttse
of
the
Ctty
Oouacll
opened
the
bid.
Only
one
bid
waa
received
on
the
is
sue,
which
la
guaranteed
both
as
to
priest
pel
and
interest
by
the
corpora
tion,
and
will
bear
interest
at
five
per
cent,
and
lbs
waa
the
bid
of
tbe
Canadian
Baa
of
Commerce,
which
ottered
SAOegOO
even
tor
the
Issue
ot
WW
.000
or
on
the
beats
ot
M.4afi
per
iao
SUCCESSFUL
FIGHT
,
AGAINST
TUBERCULOSIS
(Victoria
Times)
Premier
Maobean
MM
the
Liberals
of
New
Westminster
laet
Friday
that
the
poJley
which
the
Government
had
followed
in
the
fight
against
tuberculosis
bad
very
an
III
trebly
reduced
the
number
of
victims
during
the
last
tan
years.
Piotwea
made
in
Uia-
period
was
all
tbe
store
noteworthy
ix-nuiae
the
number
of
oases
in
the
previous
ten
yean
had
practically
doubled.
Traveling
meaaeei
health
officers
and
a
vigorous
campaign
of
education
hud
brought
about
the
striking
Imarove-
Ten
Years
Ago
in
Prince
Rupert
Jl'NC
t,
1IS
The
names
of
several
nursing
sisters
are
contained
In
tbe
casualty
list
from
the
Front
NB.O.M.
Wake.
has
been
killed
d
and
and
aereral
ha.
been
wounded
Jlm
inclpally
oa
aceount
'
of
the
In
creased
amount
of
airplane
spruee
which
w
being
handled
through
Prince
Rupert,
the
Orand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
has
been
compelled
to
treble
Its
freight
handling
equipment
at
the
Meat
wharves.
Regulations
by
which
men
of
military
age
must
carry
papers
to
show
why
they
sre
being
exempted
from
service
are
effective
now
Advertise
In
tbe
Dally
News.
It
pays!
ti.
man
but
fatal
j
i
Xbf
tH.ay
t
mat
u
woman
who
.
luff
,lllt
111,
aag
Bhe
was
out
oi
IjmWW0
Hill.
hurt!?'
he
Mfa:
tlckM
tmttt
tt
'Bffftk
vif
give
uu
u
ii
toaay
is
t.baugbt
a
ktaim
this
morning
Another
I
4Knaxbt
at
noon
I
dedfos
a
HlHi:
at
four
o'clock
But
I
rajwr-agaln
rtgbt
Mon.
A
dollar
8
oSat
fo
-the
concart.
or
jt
radto
a,
dollar
I
paid.
But
I'm
trying
to
keep
my
lost
red
cant
Till
another
dollat
I've
made.
SUCCESSFUL
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
BY
MOOSE
LADIES
A
mil
maafiil
wMat
drive
and
dance
waa
bald
las
evening
in
the
Moo
aU
by
Udlaa
at
tu
Moosebaart
btglon.
There
wese
NMoitru
table
of
oarda
attd
)lae
aalBBeiii
were
as
tolkMra:
badiee'
flrat,
afafe.
A
wick
an
out
with
Mm.
C.
Swwtrton:
ladtes'
mcam.
MM
C.
BMvecton;
ladies'
ccoaalatton.
Mm.
Sam
HalwWranhUd;
men'a
firat,
t
B.
Parry:
aasa
aeeend
B
k
Sleajnej
ea
sut
with
A.
Wlok.
men'a
conaolatiaB.
F
J.
FuUer
alrmhmenta
mn
aerved
aatf
daac'lag
lollcwed.
muaao
ting
by
Al
atnaiVa
oroheatra.
The
coamlttee
aonabrted
of
Mrs.
J.
3taganl.
coiKiat:
Mo.
t.
J
Mjran
mm.
A.
MTtofea,
MM.
A.
Munrold.
Mm.
J
rraeoc
and
Mn.
M
Muaaallem.
Mrs.
Chartei
M.
Nlokeoaon
praaMed
at
tbe
door,
a
latart
bs.
Mn
-R.
Ixmg.
Olllli
oyer
waa
matter
c(
ceremoaiea.
LOCAL
LIBERAL
DELEGATES
Allif
INSrCKUCTEI)
TO
SUP-
poirr
pattullo
at
nomination
CONVENTION.
(oonttnued
from
past
one)
wan
over
the
hydro-electric
which
everybody
now
acknowledged
ahould
have
bean
carried
He
referred
to
the
meav
the
constituency
had
got
Into
by
electing
a
Conservative
at
tbe
last
Dominion
election.
He
was
sure
on
this
occasion
If
all
pulled
together
they
could
roll
up
such
a
majority
for
Mr.
Pattullo
as
would
make
hat
heart
glad.
Alderman
W.
M
Brawn,
president
of
tbe
association,
urged
that
ail
members
gat
out
and
work
tor
the
lotura
of
their
member.
He
spoke
of
tbe
legislation
which
had
been
passed
by
them
and
urged
that
they
make
this
plain
to
the
voters.
LIIISKAf.
OK
NOTIUNH
M.
F
McCaflery
said
be
waa
either
a
Liberal
or
nothing
He
bad
known
Mr.
Pattullo
for
yearn
and
felt
he
should
be
re
elected.
He
toM
bow
atbough
born
In
Quebec
he
bad
gone
with
Ma
father
to
tbe
United
tastes
and
became
a
eliiavn
of
that
country.
On
coming
here
be
bad
bean
asked
If
he
waa
a
'betal
Js
replied
that
he
was
a
Democrat
and
was
told
by
Fred
Stork
that
be
was
a
Liberal
and
this
he
had
been
ever
since.
He
waa
not
a
hidebound
party
man
but
he
could
not
are
bew
anyone
especially
a
labor
maa.
could
vote
anything
but
Liberal
He
mentioned
widww's
pensions
and
minimum
wage
legislation
that
they
(had
naased
The
Government
had
led
In
labor
legislation
Frank
Ran
urged
strong
support
for
Mr
Fattullo
Oiof
Hanson
said
PattulkV
had
done
more
for
the
north
country
than
any
man
and
he
personally
would
give
him
all
possible
support
He
was
the
most
outstanding
man
In
the
cabinet
8am
Meyer
of
Smlther
spoke
enthusiastically
of
tlx
outlook
SKepnii
conetltuenry
where
he
was
pretty
sure
Dr
Wrlnch
would
lie
re-elected
D
Thoniv':
..
was
-iiMiusihh
.c
f.r
the
r-:u-t.
H
:
T
II
P.ttulli
tsftrmctiv
Uesmned
fpr;
Every
Ertgi,
4
.
enBineera
arc
dedicated
CHAMPION
solely
to-
the
proposition
of
solving
spark
plug
problem,
and
improving
per
formancc
of
internal
combustion
engines.
Always
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in
advance
of
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achievements
by
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anticipating
the
demands
of
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Cham
pion
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have
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having
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few
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contributed
in
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mcaiurc
to
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success
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modern
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mgh-compreniian
engines.
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outsell
two
to
one
throughout
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world
because
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in
every
type
of
internal
combustion
engine.
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correctly
designed
for
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which
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it
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plug.
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following
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around
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mlaiitl
to
in)
int
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i
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containing
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acre
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or
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LIMITED.
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22.
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limil
October
31
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828
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TO
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TO
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situate
on
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NOTICE
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j
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to
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following
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described
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ot
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move
or
mm.
to
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with
the
high
water
mark
of
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Bay:
thecee
following
the
aatd
!
high
water
mark
Southerly
to
the
point
of
commencement,
save
and
except
on
island
containing
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acre
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or
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and
another
island
containing
03b
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eras,
more
or
less-
the
whole
containing
113
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more
or
less.
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