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Tcads
the
Classified
Ads.
It
you
lose,
advertise
for
It.
If
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
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Ol
WAKIIINHTON
AND
OllE-t,OS
III.IMIUT
HAME
PHENOMENA
l
ltOM
DIITEItENT
PUtCES
MTIJX.
'
July
17.
Raaldenta
of
Sound
country
yesterday
nfaaed
n-
for
traces
of
what
they
be-
have
ween
a
meteorite
which
i
uk
heavens
shortly
betoee
one
"
i
the
mcrnlng
The
path
of
.i-,nal
vialtor
was
marked
by
.
v
ol
eerta
blue
lighto
and
was
Seattle.
Taooma.
MamHto.
..
Hid
other
communities.
-'s
describe
variously
a
tremen-
n
uKUon
craah.
a
hissing
sound
Til'mnt
light.
STEAMER
MOGUL
RUNS
AGROUND
-
I
"l
l
r
July
17
Steamer
Mogul
iviound
at
Three
CTrown
Polir
in
i,
of
Seattle
early
thla
morning
"''I
ir.
m
Anyoa
with
ore
to
Tacoma
..
'.
nipt
will
be
made
to
refloat
her
OVOUlllg.
How
V
f
rttrtTTtttttft
mawhin
ih
m
ill;
WINKEK
IN
DMIXWA
VANVBRHOOr.
July
17.
Ron.
A.
M.
Uanaon
la
a
sure
winner
In
this
constituency
Hla
opponent
Bhelfard
WIU
not
get
three
pells
out
of
the
total
M.
Tte
people
throughou
this
oonsUtuency
aiw
oenvlnced
that
thla
la
no
time
for
a
change.
WESTMINSTER
BEATEN
AT
LACROSSE,
TORONTO,
BY
AN
ALL.STAR
TEAM
TORONTO.
July
IT
The
New
Westminster
SalmonlwIDee.
Canada'
Olympic
lacrosse
team,
were
defeated
here
lat
night
by
the
local
all-tar
7
to
4.
L0UG1IRAN
GIVEN
DECISION
OYER
SCRANTON
MINER
W1LKKSBAARC.
July
17.
Tommy
Itirhtwolcht
champion,
nosed
out
a
ten
round
decision
Ijatno.
the
Bcranton
miner.
to
Mark
Ballot
on
Wednesday
PATTULLO,
THOS.
DUFFERIN
THOMPSON,
JAMES
H.
jl...
t.
Mae,
over
Pete
Your
X
Ottawa
wUl
hear
your
verdict
act
accordingly."
Dr.
Tolmie
addnaaing
another
ma
laat
night
said
hla
party
would
give
good
dean,
honest
government
and
would
attempt
to
got
a
dollar
valwe
for
a
dollar
expended.
He
said
he
wished
a
better
understanding
with
the
prairies
where
In
some
sections
he
found
hostility
toward
British
Columbia
and
a
deal
to
favor
trade
with
the
United
Stale
rather
than
thla
province
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JULY
17,
1928
and
NORTH
MANITOBA
MINIMI
TOWN
Ol'
(HVMIK.KKY
niKTAOE
NOICIII
Ol'
THE
PAS
TIIKEATK-NED
WINNIPEG.
July
17
-Sweeping
through
the
northern
districts
In
the
mineral
belts
adjacent
U
The
Pas
forest
fires
reached
alarming
proportions
and
unless
rain
comes
soon
fear
la
eapraanod
that
they
will
get
beyond
control
o
the
Rangera
and
prove
a
great
menace
to
mining
camps
and
aettle-
i
nventfi
In
the
north.
The
fires
are
all
within
a
30
mlie
area.
for
a
tune
Saturday
the
mining
I
town
of
Cranberry
Portage,
north
of
The
Paa
was
threatened
with
destruction
but
rain
came
Just
In
time
to
check
Um
progress
of
the
flamea.
.
HELPPjOLICE
VICTOMA.
July
"li.'".
Ohria
'McRe.
former
member
of
the
Legislature,
was
yesterday
charged
with
assault
for
bis
part
in
aastattnf.
to
eject
Walter
Har-bord
tram
a
liberal
meeting
In
Vic
toria
recently
at
the
same
time
that
Constable
Samuel
Strange,
also
charged
r
by
llarbord
with
assault,
launched
a
counter
charge
against
llarbord
of
interfering
wtth
ai
officer
In
the
per
iormaitce
of
hla
duty.
All
three
csaen
are
postponed
to
next
Friday.
PHEMDI1NT
OBKEflON
Of
1CJflr'
'!
CKDEKED
mbyjoo
orrr.
juiy
n.
Jrealdanleiect
Obregon
who
was
named
to
office
only
a
few
days
ago.
was
aaaaastnated
today.
Political
anemias
are
held
responsible
for
the
killing
and
there
Is
uproar
in
the
capital
today
over
tha
affair.
Tha
assassination
took
place
at
a
banquet
at
a
restaurant
in
Mexico
Oity
shortly
after
two
o'clock
this
afternoon.
Assassin
who
was
not
Immediately
Identified
was
arrested.
Obregon
waa
not
flva
times
through
the
body.
4.,.
4.4-
BRITISH
WINNERS
OF
Notice
to
The
Electors
J.
II.
Thompson
and
his
campaign
committee
wish
to
announce
thut
they
disclaim
all
knowledge
of
the
origin
of
the
scurrulou
letter
about
Mr.
PattuUo
which
appeared
in
the
Dailjr
News
of
yesterday.
The
personal
character
of
Mr.
Pattullo
has
not
been
und
will
not
be
attacked
by
the
Conservative
party
and
it
would
be
in
the
interest
of
cleaner
politics
if
such
letters
were
eonslgned
to
the
waste
paper
basket
instead
of
being
published.
THOMPSON'S
CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEE.
YACHT
RACES
TODAY
DUNOON.
Scotland.
July
17.
The
Brttlah
aUt-metre
ycrahtp
team
won
the
new
Brttlah-AinirttoiW
cup
by
defeating
tha
United
States
representatives
in
the
fourth
of
a
aeries
of
noes
oti
the
Clyde.
The
British
won
tlsws
of
the
and
United
Btatee
one.
PKH
E
Of
WHEAT
VANCOUVER
July
17.-The
price
of
wheat
here
today
Is
quoted
an
S1.3SH.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
4
VC
T
IDED
A
I
C
IPC
i
I
O
LilMJLillflUiJ
fllllj
KOTII
AMERICAN
AND
YANKEE
I'K
KINU
I
I'
AND
KI
TH
III
T-TINO
1
1
DM
i:
Its'
NEW
YORK.
July
17
Chicago
Americana
slnos
Lena
Blaofcourne
took
over
the
management
from
Ray
flchalk'
on
July
1
have
won
nine
victories
In.
.te
starts.
For
the
aecond
time
In!
two
playing
days
they
took
both
ends
of
a
double
Matter
front
Boston
yea-!
terdsy
j
Ttat
Yankees
demonstrstad
that
they;
have
recovered
from
their
recent
slump
ty
taking
the
aecond
eonaacutlve
double'
header
from
Cleveland.
Ruth
hit
I6th
homer
in
the
third
Inning
ol
l?
il.
4.
,11
.
oWmr
11
;M
days
and
flva
various
tuiiuiuaiva
in
jmuium
"'
-
t
:an
Liberals,
11
Conservatives,
i
Laiwr,
i
mucpcnaeni
uu-eral
will
be
elected.
Tliis
will
give
the
MacLcan
government
a
majority
in
the
next
legislature
of
two
to
one.
Tolmic's
followers
have
virtually
thrown
up
their
hnads.
NEW
YORK
IS
PLAYING
BALL
BETTER
TODAY
atandmg
St
DONAGHY
AND
of
his
a
H
It
a
-
VANCOCVBR,
July
17.
Hon.
Dugald
Donaghy.
addraaalng
a
meeting
last,
nigh'.,
warned
that
U
the
liberal!
wave
defeated
"you
must
bid
farewell
to
aU
hope
of
getting
rid
of
the
P.
O.
Mo
deal
will
be
made,
so
tar
as
X
can
see.
If
you
turn
down
tha
man
who
telle
you
Ma
policy
la
to
sell
the
road.
i
Ii
editorial
Osonoeo
Again
Seen
by
C1KCULAK
TO
rSCANDlNA
V1ANS
A
circular
letter
l
being
sent
out
aiong
Bcnodmavuu
pjopie
In
this
riding
'-y
H.
W.
Druha.
ConKcivative
member
lor
fanlmon
Arm.
the
man
who
la.ied
to
put
in
an
appearance
for
the
propped
faceting
but
night,
in
which
h
auggeata
thai
LHaynla
in
Canada
do
ni
treat
lotilghcni
fairly.
l.orway
and
t)v(hu
are
acaong
the
moat
Ubaral
cjiin'.rlea
of
Kur-ope
and
tha
people
,uie
most
Intelligent
any
they
will
hardly
be
led
away
by
such
suggtatlon.
Ni.rwkfaMj
and
those
of
Swedish
birth
will
mneiubtr
that
Or.
'ioUn.v
was
a
Maula
uf
the
Oov-(T.n
jnt
who
dHlnnnlsed
thorn
during
the
war
and
it
is
most
on-bcc.
ir.iiig
to
his
party
now
to
suggest
that
they
are
th'
particular
lr:eu(i-
of
those
ol
lorelgn
birth.
FOR
CM.
VICIOIUA.
July
17.
of
tlirre
new
eMtwle
Hnara
alich
will
he
larger
and
mode
ii
thaa
tlte
prntent
khlps
Kill
be
fiHdartakea.
was
aHivMiiM'aI
.btrt
tHly
by
Hlr-.HenryCTnejfli
TmmV
Ji
lHf
wtll
lie
rniMT
!
M-rv4ee
in
IfWO
nH
the
erviee
m
III
Ite
agalu
en-
tended
to
Vletrl4
and
probably
Seattle.
tolmie
speak
r.i:r:.
VIIMMTEK
Of
1INANC
E
I
lUiEH
tllV-INU
MAtTJiAN
HAT
TO
HEU.
P.
O.
E.
Few
Reasons
Why
People
Will
Vote
for
MacLean
Government
Candidates
at
Polls
Tomorrow
Given
Herewith
Here
are
a
few
of
the
reasons
why
wc
believe
the
electors
will
vote
for
the
MacLcan
candidates
tomorrow:
They
have
given
British
Columbia
the
best
government
the
province
ever
had.
The
Conservatives
are
offering
nothing
half
as.
gpod.
v
'
LUerals..will
be
lictfer
able
to
cancltide
the1
deal-to
dispose
of
the
P.G.E.
Labor
has
little
hope
of
getting
anything
from
the
Conservatives
but
they
have
been
shown
what
the
Liberals
arc
willing
to
do.
Liberal
government
means
government
for
the
people,
whereas
Conservative
government
means
class
government.
jiLIBERALISHS
SWEEPING
SOUTH
:
THAT
WAS
WHAT
KEIT
U.
W.
Hill
UN
IKOM
t'OMINO
TO
PRINCE
ItlTEKT
YIWTEKDAY
Taste
iday
la
was
announced
locally
R.-W.
Brubn.
Oanservativo
oanai-
date
in
Salmon
Arm.
had
tailed
to
arrive
here
to
address
a
meeting
last
algnt
and
the
meeting
was
cancsuaa.
The
reason
for
Mr.
Brubn
falling
to;
appear
waa
not
set
forth.
Here
It
Is:
j
Mr
Bruhn
had
a
hurry-up
call
Tram
his
own
constituency
saying
that
a
wave
of
Liberalism
waa
sweeping
the
interior
and
that
it
was
nmiesaary
for
him
to
return
at
once
to
help
atom
the
tide.
The
result
was
that
he
Immediately
hMwht
a
ticket
for
Salmon
Arm
and
is
there
new.
CONSERVATIVES
WIN
SEAT
IN
ENGLAND
AT
HALLAM,
SHEFFIELD
LONDON.
July
17
The
parliamentary
at
lor
Hallam.
Bliemelfl.
vaeawa
bj
i
sir
Frederick
Sykes
upon
nomination
w
the
post
of
Oovernor
of
Bombay
has
returned
to
the
Conservatives
by
the
election
yesterday
of
L.
W.
wnitn
oy
a
large
majority.
YACHT
OAXACA
IS
NOW
RESTING
ON
BOULDERS
KETCHIKAN.
July
17,-raalvage
work-
cn
a
bed
of
bouldenTW'BaKage
King
I
)a
aBeoted
to
arrive
soon
to
assist
th
!
Akutei!
of
Ketchikan
In
making
am-
I
norary
repairs
and
floating
the
ahlp
The
oaaaca
win
H"")
to
Vancouver.
C.N
AS
freighter
Canadian
riant
John
MoKei
lion
which
at
the
local
dry
dock
(or
the
havlnn
flail
oil
cumin
the
souii.
'.".Yrt!lt'Ml:l
be
taken
Fawn
past
week
tanks
Installed
and
uiHlerKoiiiK
oleaninic
and
painting
,
h
mimi.i:
iiiBiM'ciKiu
will
sail
for
Thursday.
ELECTION
KCTllKNst
AT
I.H1F.KAL
ROOMS
AND
METKOPOLE
HALL
Election
returns
will
be
received
at
the
Liberal
committee
rooms
corner
of
2nd
Avenue
and
4th
Street
on
the
evening
of
the
election.
So
that
lad.es
may
rrr.'e
an
opportunity
to
get
the
returns
without
crowding,
returns
will
also
be
received
at
t
M.Hfopnle
Hall.
.
WESTMINSTER
ROYALS
ENTER
SECOND
STAGE
FOOTBALL
CHAMPION
VANCOUVER.
July
17.
New
West
minster
Royals
defeated
Edmonton
Canadian
legion
In
the
lnterprovtnclal
soccer
playoff
in
the
Dominion
chempioti-
shlp
I
to
I
and
waning
the
two
gams
series
11
to
6.
thus
entering
the
western
finals
against
either
Winnipeg.
West
brook
or
Saskatoon.
C.
M.
Rolston.
British
Columbia
manager
ot
the
Imperial
OH
Co.,
sailed
by
the
Prince
Oeorge
yesterday
afternoon
n
hla
return
to
Vancouver
after
having
spent
the
past
week
or
so
In
the
.ly
and
district
on
company
business.
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thursdaye
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Hnturday
night
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
leaat.
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cents
'ANSON
REPORTS
ALL
POLLING
STATIONS
BUT
THREE
HIS
nVlllll
IS
Bllllll
III
y
B
,I!9PI
IIIS
VWIIB
i
a
iftwe
Sweeping
Majority
in
the
Election
Tomorrow
Premier
Says
mi
rt
-mw
rm
fi
a-
a-
a
a
a
w
a
a
a.
a
mm
m
mj
m
m
mm
mm
mm
next
Legislature
and
two
Labor
with
only
14
Conservatives
The
following
telegram
has
been
received
by
Hon.
.
I).
Pattullo
from
Premier
MacLcan:
"Victoria
and
Vancouver
never
looked
better
for
i
ii
ii
if
i
us
and
reports
irom
an
over
me
province
muicaic
u
seeping
majority
for
the
government
pn
Wednesday.
The
labor
vole
is
going
to
us
where
no
Labor
candidate
is
in
the
field
and
the
women
and
independent
vote
is
-supporting
us.
"Please
convey
my
thanks
to
all
your
workers
and
.unnortcrs
in
Prince
Kupcrt.
Trust
that
Prince
Kupcrt
will
roll
up
a
handsome
majority
for
yourself.
"J.
U.
A1AUL1SAIS."
A
telegram
received
by
the
Daily
News
from
Van
couver
says:
"After
a
very
careful
and
thorough
checking
up
by
nreredited
authorities
of
the
prospects
ol
election
01
me
-penr
and
is
now
Girl
Guides
and
Nurse
Okanagan
Lake
Friday
VKRNON,
Juiy
17.-
-The
Ogopogo,
the
mysterious
monster
which
inhabit
OkaunBan
L;.ke,
was
seen
Friday
by
a
group
of
girl
guides
and
Miss
L.
Trice,
a
nurse,
disporting
itself
in
Otter
The
Lake
was
calm
and
Miss
Trice
on
the
beach
observed
a
rao-lioa
in
the
water
north
of
cuiip.
In
a
few
minutes
a
long
creature
swam
.iwlflly
from
a
point
across
the
bay
in
a
southerly
direction.
Accordjnir
to
Miss
Trice
and
five
girl
guides,
it
was
between
thirty
and
forty
feut
long
and
swam
with
undulating
motion.
The
creature
made
quite
a
noise
as
it
rushed
through
the
water.
PATTULLO
IS
VERY
CHEERFUL
OYER
ELECTION
NAY
NO
MATTER
WHAT
PEOPLE
llEliE
DO.
rUOVINCE
AH
WHOLE
WILL
SL'I'I'OIIT
MACLEAN
Hon.'
T.
D.
PattuUo,
seen
this
morning
in
regard
to
the
political
situation
',n
the
eve
of
the
election
whicn
takes
place
tomorrow,
waa
very
cheerful
over
the
outlook.
He
said
that
whatever
Prince
Rupert
might
do,
he
felt
sure
the
provlnoe
as
a
whole
would
return
the
MacLean
government
wtth
a
good
working
majority
He
also
bad
faith
In
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
that
they
would
again
send
him
to
Victoria
to
represent
tliem.
However,
that
waa
their
optUn.
He
was
m
their
hands.
Tomorrow
would
tell
the
tale.
STORMS
DAMAGE
PRAIRIE
CROPS
HEAVY
TOLL
IN
NOME
DISTRICTS
IKOM
HAIL.
AND
WIND
LAST
IEW
DAYS
WINftlFEXJ.
July
IT
One
deaV
and
sea
eral"
persons
injured
and
severe
dam
age
to
property
and
crape
la
the
toll
of
eJeatrlaal
aajl
hall
sfcorma
inaeveral
SUUJ1MI1I
tllllllttf
?Tiai
Htord
-ve-
eetlved
hsre
yesterday
Indicates.
MELROSE.
July
17
Oeorge
Roeil.
18
ywsrt
of
age.
was
struck
by
lightning
and
Instantly
killed.
High
winds
wrecked
numerous
barns.
In
southern
Sas
katchewan
storms,
winds
and
hall
took
heavy
toll,
bringing
ruin
to
crops
and
destruction
to
buildings.
One
man
lost
s
flock
of
300
sheep
killed
by
hall
and
a
cyclonic
wind.
LIQUOR
DEALER
DEFIES
COURT
UEITKEK
TO
ATTEND
AS
WITNESS
TO
(1IYE
EVIDENCE
IIEEOKE
COMMISSION
VANCOUVER,
July
17.
Challenging
the
Jurisdiction
of
Commissioner
Bor-
don
Lindsay
to
inquire
Into
alleged
violation
of
the
excise
taw
Harry
Relfel.
rscretary.
of
Joseph
Kennedy
Ltd..
dealers
In
winee
and
aplrtu,
refused
to
attend
an
a
witness
Monday
afternoon
although
served
with
a
subpeena.
HOMES
BURNED
JORDAN
RIVER
VICTORIA
July
17
A
fire
yesterday
afternoon
at
Jordan
River
destroyed
three
home
and
damaged
adjoining
premise
The
plaom
destroyed
were
those
of
Mrs.
Bent,
the
post
office,
the
hnmeH
nf
Mr
DavMeon.
Mr.
Dedirtgham.
Mr.
Lee
and
the
Community
Hall
waa
munased
as
well
as
the
Oovernment
telegsaph
tinea.
Opposition
candidate
or
accredited
representative
Invited
to
Westholme
to
apeak
on
same
platform
with
Hon.
T
D.
Pattullo
tonight
at
8.
PUBLIC
MEETING
WESTHOLME
THEATHE
Tuesday,
July
17
v
i
b
pm?t
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
will
address
the
meeting.
An
invitation
is
extended
to
the
opposing
candidate,
James
II.
Thompson,
or
hid
accredited
representative.
T.fwifps
ropecialijr
invited.