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XVIII.,
No.
148.
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Tsn
ASSIZES
OPENED
General
Nobile
Rescued
After
Month
on
the
Ice
Amundsen
Still
Alive
June
25.
General
Nobile,
leader
of
the
ill-fated
ROME,
polar
expedition
on
the
dirigible
Italia,
was
rescued
from
the
ice
after
being
marooned
for
a
month.
Other
members
of
the
party
were
left
stranded
v
hen
the
rescue
plane
overturned
on
its
second
attempt
to
land.
LONDON,
June
25.
Newspaper
despatches
say
the
Russian
ice-breaker
Krassin
is
in
communication
with
Amundsen
and
his
five
companions
who
have
been
missing
for
a
week
in
a
seaplane,
which
was
in
search
for
ieneral
Nobile.
Russian
aviators
will
try
to
pick
up
the
Amundsen
party.
TENNIS
TODAY
AT
WIMBLEDON':
r-
tVINAMi
Or
IIKsT
ROlM
nHt
CHAMPIONSHIP
INDICATE
EM-
Llll
OI
T
AM
DOMINION
IN
WlUBLBDOtl.
June
25.
Cd
AuMIB
'
n-w
Zealand
defeated
Francis
Hunter
i-R
in
th
tint
round
of
the
WlSB-
clou
"hemplonahtpa.
(..irld
Pit
tenon
of
Australia
defeat-A
H
1.
Crawford
of
India.
II
Tilden
of
US
defeated
M
V.
:,:n-i
.i,n
of
England
:.n
Heni.eseey
of
VB
defeated
E.
!ier
ol
England
Tien
Lacoate
of
France
defeated
M.
Walcott
of
France
Henri
Ooctaet
of
France
defeatesl
Me-unicd
Sleem.
'
Wirge
Lott
of
U
S
defeated
T.
CroS-
I
England.
IX
MorpuRo
of
Italy
Oefeated
PRINCE
CAROL
STILL
WORRIED
If
MNOINCES
IIOIMAMAN
Jl
STH'E
AMI
SAVS
(ilKL
UK
KI.OPKD
Willi
L.
WAS
MSll.K
TO
HIM
BUCHAREST.
Jun-
25
The
deponed
T
n
Carol,
tether
of
the
boy
King
IT.
i
!.arl.
made
public
denunciation
of
i.
mmnian
justice
ana
mi
-
n
.irtually
assume
power
the
dlvorot
mi.
parents
Will
be
annulled.
He
do-s.re
reconciliation
with
his
wife.
IW-
rv
of
his
SOB
and
he
says
Magda
1
with
whom
he
left
Bucharest
'
,.i.-
ago.
was
a
slater
to
htm.
MEXICO
CITY
FROM
ONTARIO
JOE
O.tlUIN
KEAPINO
MTKAWHEKRV
CHOP
NOW
Joe
Oaron
la
remplnf
what
la
probably
Prince
Rupert
eerlieot
strawberry
crop
on
i
On
Saturday
afternoon
his
wile
!'
Picked
two
eupfuls
of
bseutl
ful
ripe
harries
from
their
patch
on
Soond
Avenue.
The
recent
warm
ajpU.
which
la
attU
oon-tinutng.
la
twinging
the
"eiwp
aloag
rapidly
and
In
splendid
I
style.
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117
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At
11
o'clock
this
morning
the
fire
department
had
s
call
to
eitingwan
a
bruah
fire
on
Aeropous
nui
jwr
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Clubs
courts.
No
damage
to
propertr
was
done.
.
.
...
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Oonet
A-u-e
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in
the
casese
oi
bwmi
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"
Stewart
and
Marry
onuw
wnc
are
charged
with
murder.
Stephen
Shepherd.
Indian,
was
fined
a
is
with
the
option
of
fourteen
days'
Imprisonment,
by
Magistrate
MoClymont
this
morning
for
court
in
city
police
drunkenness.
rw.
to
m.ny
other
counter-attrac
M
Tthe
Prlnce
tlons.
the
annual
Pnlc
Rupert
Oyro
Club,
which
we-
planned
to
take
Plre
yesterday,
w
not
held.
iDuthle
I'LANt;
ur.vriirs
tiikhe
vehti:hav!
Marmot
Oois
HIT
HAD
lO
LAND
AT
TAM
I'K'O
UX
UOl
IK
MEXICO
CITt,
June
M.
Joaqln
rvhec.i
snd
Frlta
Bleler
took
off
Sat-
.
.
,v
...I
nwning
rrom
winoeoc,
uh
""!
tmiui'd
here
Buuday
afternoon.
They
j
i
imicu
non-stop
flight)
but
wees
l"u-ii
uiwn
at
Tamptco
owing
to
lack
:
luel
FRANC
STABILIZED
BY
FRENCH
CHAMBER-OVERWHELMING
VOTE
PARIS.
June
as.
By
an
overwhelm-inn
vote
of
4M
to
330
the
Chamber
of
X'lun
yesterday
passed
Potnoare'a
bill
9r
tne
siahillaatlon
of
the
frano
at
the
Milne
of
3
93
American
money.
Joseph
Moore
wss
chsrged
in
city
T
L
:
"
,
nr.
-
n.s
on
Louie
Alsthorpe
In
a
aback
....
Beach
Plan.
Adjournment
was
m
the
caw
for
e'zht
days.
Sails
.
Northern
and
MORNING
FOR
TWO
CRM
PRINCE
Z
HIS
GOLD
STRIKE
NEAR
ANYOX
Considerable
Excitement
Caused
by
Discovery
Near
IJonanza
Aline
Considerable
excitement
has
been
caused
at
Anynx
and
Alice
Arm
by
what
is
heraL'ed
as
the
rldiest
ore
strike
ever
made
in
Northern
Hr.tWi
Columbia
whtn
John
McCallem,
Italph
Ingraham
and
a
Scandinavian
named
Erie
staked
three
claims
adjoining
the
Honanza
mine,
a
short
distance
up
Granny
Hay
from
Anvox,
alter
locating
a
vein
of
ore
carrying
free
gold.
The
ore
is
quartz
with
pure
gold
showing
all
over
it
and
is
said
to
be
of
fabulous
value.
The
vein
is
from
two
to
six
feet
wide
and
has
been
traced
for
a
distance
of
400
feet
on
the
surface.
It
is
said
to
run
into
the
Honanza
ground
which
is
owned
by
the
Gran
by
Co.
and
is
at
present
unJcr
extensive
development
with
a
view
to
operating
it
as
an
additional
copper
supply
for
the
Anyox
smelter.
ALARMS
KEPT
FIREMEN
BUSY
The
fire
department
responded
tof
three
alarms
yesterday.
At
11.30
noon
there
was
a
irraas
fire
which
ignited
the
plank
road
leading
the
elevator
in
Weatvlew.
Damage
consisted
of
the
burning
of
a
few
planks.
At
4
o'clock
in
the
afternoon
the
roof
a
Chinese
aback
at
the
center
of
Fulton
and
Taylor
Streets
caught
fire
from
a
chimney
spark.
Part
of
the
roof
was
burned.
At
8
JO
last
evening
a
abort
circuit
of
the
Ignition
system
sot
the
Oasey
mail
carrying
ear
on
fire
at
the
corner
of
Slghth
Avenue
and
Lotbtnlere
Street.
The
fire
was
oat
before
the
department
arrived
on
the
scene.
The
leng
spell
of
warm,
dry
weather
causing
an
unusual
fire
haaard
In
Prince
Rupert
generally.
MORE
ABOUT
SQUAW
CREEK
Official
Notification
of
Good
Coarse
Gold
Being
Taken
.Out
Judge
Young
of
this
city
is
in
receipt
of
a
letter
from
C.
I
Monroe,
gold
commissioner
in
Atlin.
who
stales
that
there
is
quite
an
excitement
over
a
new
placer
strike
on
Squaw
Creek
about
twelve
miles
south
of
Dal-Inn
Post
on
the
B.C.
side
of
the
boundary
and
that
he
and
Corporal
Webster
were
immediately
leaving
to
investigate.
They
go
to
White
Horse
first
and
then
by
auto
to
Champagne
landing
and
then
40
miles
over
the
old
Dalton
Trail.
The
Indians
are
reported
to
be
taking
out
good
coarse
gold
from
shallow
diggings.
CRI
DEGUERRE
WON
GRAND
PRIX
PARIS.
June
36
Crl
de
Guerre
owned
by
Ogden
Mills,
an
eleven
to
one
shot.
captured
the
Grand
Prix
turf
claaete
wrth
three
qusrter,
of
a
million
nnos.
yesterday
SOUGHT
DIVORCE
HUSBAND
NOW
DEAD
SPOKANE,
June
36.
Msrk
Peaooek
was
found
dead
and
Harry
Mosier
wounded
In
s
hotel
room
when
Mrs.
Peacock
told
the
police
she
came
to
get
a
divorce.
Her
husband
followed
and
wounded
Mosier,
then
killed
himself.
All
three
came
from
Teklow,
Washington.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central.
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPERT,1
B.C.
MONDAY,
JUNE
SPEED
BOAT
WAS
HAULED
THROUGH
STREETS
on
way
to
beach
at
('owes,
England,
it
was
built
for
the
lady
who
is
seen
in
it.
Miss
M.
B.
Caistairs,
to
be
run
by
her
in
the
British
International
Trophy
rave
for
motorboats.
Gold
Coast
King
Visits
England
and
Wears
His
Crown
Wherever
He
Goes
Except
While
at
the
Theatre
June
25.
Sir
Oafri
Atta
Blue,
the
black
ruler
of
LONDON,
the
African
Gold
Coast
state,
arrived
to
receive
the
Accolade
of
knighlhood
from
the
King.
Atta
wore
a
gold
crown
down
the
gang
plank
and
the
street
and
everywhere
except
in
the
theatre
where
he
parked
it
under
the
seat.
He
has
a
special
bright
crown
for
Sundays.
Included
in
a
large
retinue
of
black
servants
is
the
deputy
drinker,
who
helps
absorb
the
liquids
when
they
come
too
fast
for
the
King.
Another
servant
bears
a
red
and
blue
umbrella.
Canada
is
Included
in
Signers
of
Treaty
Outlawing
War
and
Taking
Precedence
of
Dominions
June
26.
Examining
exhaustively
the
six
major
OTTAWA,
points
raided
by
France
in
connection
with
the
proposed
multilateral
treaty
outlawing
war
and
quoting
Frank
Kellogg,
United
States
secretary
of
state
ations
indicated
by
France
were
inconsistent
with
the
provisions
of
the
treaty,
United
States
minister
Phillips
here
delivered
a
note
to
Premier
King.
Accompanying
the
note
was
a
copy
of
the
draft
treaty
identical
with
that
draft
proposed
by
the
United
States
April
13
except
that
the
preamble
now
pro
Tides
that
ft;
the
British
Dominions
and
India
and
all
parties
to
the
treaties
of
Locarno
are
to
be
included
among
the
powers
called
upon
to
sign
the
treaty
in
the
first
instance.
The
plenipotentiary
appointed
by
Oreat
Britain.
It
is
shown
In
the
pre
amble,
la
for
the
Mother
Country
and
"all
parts
of
the
British
Jkrtplre
which
are
not
separate
members
of
the
League
or
Nations."
The
self
-governing
dominions
will
be
independently
represented'
end
it
la
provided
that
Canada
takes
precedence
of
ttiesen4n
she
following
order:
Canada,
.'Aaetr&Us.
New
Zealand,
south
Ainoa.
Irish
ee
mate
and
India.
Miss
Malale
McDonald
of
Johannes
burg,
South
Africa,
le
es
pec
ted
to
arrive
In
the
city
on
the
Prlnotss
Kathleen
to
morrow
to
pay
visit
to
her
aunt,
Mrs.
William
Millar.
Blxth
Avenue
East
Miss
McDonald,
a
much
travelled
young
lady.swpt
to
desth
Saturday
night.
omea
here
from
New
sealanfl.
wnere
she
has
been
spending
an
extended
visit
with
relatives.
25,
1928
?k
,
to
show
that
none
of
the
consider
FARRELL
NOW
GOLF
CHAMPION
CHICAGO,
June
86.
Johnny
Parrell
of
New
York
won
the
national
open
golf
tttle
after
a
strenuous
M
hole
play
off
with
Bobby
Jones
of
Atlanta.
Turret!
won
by
a
stroke
getting
13.
FARMER
FELL
INTO
FRASER
AND
DROWNED
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
June
26
losing
his
balance
while
wheeling
a
barrow
of
milk
to
the
cooler,
Arthur
Rogerson,
M
years
of
age.
a
farmer
of
Bams
ton
Island,
fell
into
the
Fraeer
River
and
was
The
ooay
ww
m.-unni
'
!
Subscribe
for
the
Dally
Newi.
Boston
Grill
Assizes
Opened
Today
With
Murder
Trials
On
Only
Two
Criminal
Cases
Before
Judge
Gregory
on
Thls
Occasion
One
From
Stewart
and
the
Other
From
Masse
tt
brief
opening
ceremonies
this
morning,
the
spring
ses-.-,ion
AFTER
of
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes,
over
which
Mr.
Justice
Gregory
is
presiding,
adjourned
until
tomorrow
morning
at
10
o'clock
when
the
first
criminal
case
on
the
docket
4b
at
of
Rex
vs.
Harry
Smith
of
Massett,
who
is
charged
with
murder
in
connection
with
the
death
of
his
father
some
months
ago
will
be
proceeded
with.
The
Grand
Jury,
after
being
instructed
as
to
its
duties
by
Hi:
Lord.-hip,
went
out
with
the
bill
in
this
case,
later
returning
a
true
bill
io
the
court.
The
only
other
criminal
case
on
the
lslt,
that
f
i.i:
va.
lieur;
Rlrsrd.
who
is
charged
-
i
h
tn
murder
oi
William
RluJhie
etj
yrimk
noma.
David
Olennlo.
Mrs.
Bar
on
New
Years
Eve
last,
will
uni
t
on
alttr
tie
Smlih
cast.
Three
civ:!
cs.-
were
sNa
presented
to
the
oou:
o
which
arc
now
co-upleted.
In
opening
the
court.
Mr.
Justice
w
u
Adams,
John
Atkinson.
Alfred
Om.i.;
a.d
that
he
was
gratified
to
Attroe.
Louis
Anudlo.
Ernest
Anderson,
we
:i..t
the
Assize
was
so
light.
There
Mr
xivlna
Alexander,
John
H.
Beaton.
i
r
.
h
two
criminal
caies
but
these
j
j
seMmtt,
Oustave
Brg,
Wn.
K.
t:e
vtry
senou.
ones.
He
brielly
ei-
Burkln.
Oiler
Bestver,
Janata
Bums,
r.amec
the
dui.es
ol
the
Grand
Jury.
onn
Bremner.
P.
W.
Beard,
WllUam
A.
a
body
h.ch
he
was
proud
to
see
waa
B(11
Alex
Bcrhe.
Morris
H.
Blott,
John
rctai!
ed
in
the
admlnUtraUon
ox
Brit-
w
Baker.
L.
J.
Blair.
Jan.
X.
OamnbeU.
Ish
Columbia
justice
and
which
he
q
h
Clark,
E.
Cavsnall.
Mm.
M.
A.
hopca
the
praviuce
would
never
lose
qox,
William
Den
holm,
Miles
P.
Oonald.
'.-he
G
ai.d
Jury,
ne
expUinad.
had
but
qot
Davtaa.
L.
J.
DaU,
John
Nelson,
to
make
a
preliminary
investigation
ol
w
0
Oakley.
A.
T.
Parkin,
W.
H
.he
evidence
which
wss
to
be
presents
prrf,
Thomas
Andrew.
Victor
Baawo-by
the
crjwn
in
on
to
saw
whether
or
Berv
O.
It
Blggan.
J.
B.
Saddle.
J.
H.
net
the
putting
of
the
anngssVon
trial
au.
La
Baooit.
Thomas
Brooks.
W,.
E.
Iwha
wwraWWr
'MSer
-She
sr
BB
fan,
j
y
BWttM.
AsAi
Biesjem.
O.
ecu
tor,
A.
M
Jolinson.
KC.
had
re-
H
Bristol.
L.
Q
Adamaon
anal
Jones
quesied
that
the
Smith
ease
M
ttn
r
Alt
Sen.
up
first,
the
Judge
oneuy
reierrea
so
the:
case,
the
Grand
Jury
retiring
at
11.20
ix.i.
to
consider
the
bill.
In
enquiring
as
to
the
civil
work
that
waa
to
be
presented.
Mr.
Justice
Qregory
was
informed
by
John
V.Clyne.
for
the
plaintiff,
that
in
one
ease
J.
H.
Tcdd
it
Sons
vs.
Jens
Ivarson
a
settlement
iu
wished
on
the
basis
that
counter-claim
be
withdrawn
by
the
defence
which
would
agree
to
pay
the
an.ount
of
the
plaintiff
s
claim
Into
court,
w.
O.
rultnn
counsel
ror
use
plaintiff,
agreed
to
this
arrangement
uid
His
Lordship
gave
judgment
ac
cordingly.
The
action
was
for
goods
supplied
and
delivered
to
ute
plaintiff
while
the
counter-claim,
thus
discon-
tlcued.
was
for
damages
In
connection
with
the
blowing
up
while
loading
gaso-ltae
of
s
fishing
boat
at
the
platntnTa
Inverness
cannery
last
year.
WORKMEN'S
HEX
In
another
case.
Mike
Morrison
vs.
Dumc.nl
c
Emerson
snd
J.
C.
Oavlgan.
in
wnlch
wages
are
being
claimed
under
the
Workmen
Lien
Aet.
John
V.
Clyns,
counsel
tor
the
defendant,
stated
that
Uneseaa
would
not
be
sble
to
reach
the
city
before
tomorrow
and
he,
ac
cordingly,
requested
that
as
wss
customary,
the
case
should
be
taken
up
after
the
criminal
trials.
His
Lordship
replied
that
the
witnesses
should
have
been
here
now
as
he
would
like
to
have
proceeded
with
the
east
at
once.
How
ever,
in
view
of
the
fact
that
the
wit
nesses
were
not
here,
there
seemed
to
be
nothing
else
to
do
but
meet
with
the
request
for
adjournment.
W.
O.
Pulton,
appearing
for
the
plaintiff,
remarked
thaT
It
would
probably
take
no
more
than
a
day
to
complete
the
case.
Mr.
Justice
Gregory
assured
Mr.
Fulton
that
it
would
take
no
more
than
a
day
to
complete
the
case,
"t
don't
know
whether
ycu
hsve
ever
seen
me,
but
1
am
a
fast
worker,"
His
Lordship
facetiously
remarked.
In
the
case
of
Cook
et
si
vs.
Harlow,
in
which
boih
principals
live
In
Call-fornls,
the
action
being
over
a
mortgage.
John
V.
Clyne
asked
on
behalf
of
defendant
for
dismissal
on
the
grounds
of
wsnt
of
prosecution.
The
case
was
disposed
of
in
chambers.
E
T.
Joues
appeared
Um
the
plaintiff.
Counsel
appearing
at
the
opening
of
the
court
were
A.
M.
Johnson
KC
Milton
aowklet.
Gordon
Wanner
Vancouver),
John
V.
Cryne
and
W.
O.
Ful
ton
'"Mr
Oonkales
j
defending,
in
tret
Smltft
mttrdee
'ease
stale
Mr.'
Wiamer
has
toe
defence
of
Henri
Rlvard
of
Stewart.
Provincial
Constsble
O.
A.
Johnson
of
Burns
Lake
acted
as
sheriff
In
the
absence
of
Sheriff
8.
A.
Nlckeraon.
The
following
have
been
called
for
Jury
service
at
the
Assise:
ORAMI
JI
KY
uiof
Hanson
'(foreman),
Oeorge
H.
Anion.
James
Psrq'ihkr,
Francis
E.
O.iiot
i
Anyox
I,
James
Hogg
iSmithenii
.
William
8
Hrnrv
i8mltherai
Albert
B
Lcve,
E.
H.
Mortimer,
Charlus
C.
Mills,
LARGE
CABABEI
Special
Dinner
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
.Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
D.nce
Mali
for
Hire.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
I'hont
457
Price
Five
Cent
INAL
CASES
bara
Oordon
and
Owen
fisher.
PCTIT
JIKV
W.
W.
Andersen,
Cerge
K.
Almon.
j,
s.
Arnold.
George
J.
Anderson,
ABANDONS
PEN
I1AH
MADE
IKOM
JOtllNAL-
ISM
AMI
NOW
HILL
Tl'KN
TU
rOLJTlCB
.
LOSDQN.
June
35.
The
highest
priced
newspaper
writer
In
the
world,
Lloyd
Oeorge.
yesterday
announced
his
decision
to
abandon
Journalistic
work
alter
this
year.
The
wcrk
has
netted
him
in
the
neighborhood
of
SSWXWO
In
sla
years,
more
than
three
times
aa
much
aa
he
made
when
Prune
Minister.
The
little
Welshman
said
he
would
henceforth
devote
himself
to
a
revival
of
the
Liberal
party
and
the
working
out
of
victory
for
the
party
at
the
oomlng
general
election.
WARSHIPS
ARE
COMING
HERE
IIBSTIIOVEK
VAxrorvcu
TO
VIIT
PRINCE
IU
PERT
WllllE
Ill
ltUAN
IS
1IEKU
'-
H
M.S.
Vancouver,
the
destroyer
which
recently
arrived
on
this
coast,
wtu
arrive
in
Prince
Rupert
on
Sunday,
July
16.
at
the
time
H.UM
Durban,
British
light
cruiser,
la
here,
according
to
word
received
by
Lieut.
Commander
Hume
of
he
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve.
Aboard
the
vessel
will
be
Admiral
Hoae.
who
la
In
charge
of
the
naval
atari
at
Ottawa,
and
also
the
supervising
of
floor.
They
wlU
remain
here
until
1140
the
following
day.
The
Durban
will
arrive
on
July
It
and
remain
until
July
IS.
election
day.
CAR
ACCIDENTS
OVER
WEEK
END
OTTi
wife,
inei
uumow
tot
t'tn
the
wa
sum
pro
vinces
st
the
week
end.
WINNIPDO.
June
SS
Lome
Connor,
a
farmer,
was
killed
near
Portage
La
Prairie,
and
Prank
Ps
reman
waa
killed
snd
three
fatally
Injured
when
they
were
struck
by
an
auto
yesterday.
Pour
persons
were
Injured
In
other
accidents.
VANCOUVER,
June
25
J
Thompson
waa
killed
when
sn
butomobue
In
which
he
wau
riding
wss
overturned
on
the
Marine
Drive
In
South
Vancouver.
Eight
per.wiLK
were
Injured
In
trafflo
a.
ideuU
uver
lb
wek'&d