CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
Everyone
read
the
d
Ads.
If
you
lose,
tirt
-f.
If
you
find,
lo
y.
Whatever
you
ne.A,
,f.
.
OET
THE
CLASSUlI,
-'6.
lJfI
e.
.
'Vs.
Vol.
XVIII.,
No.
ICG.
m&ln
LABOR
CONFERENCE
HEARS
ADDRESS
ON
Four
Liberals
Will
Be
Returned
City
of
Victoria
Says
Premier
Maclean
in
Address
at
Penticton
FKINCETON,
July
5.
"I
am
convinced
that
in
the
city
of
Vic
-
toria
we
will
return
four
Liberals,"
Premier
MacLean
said,
in
dressing
a
Ijlncton
audience
yesterday.
'The
government
will
nave
me
suppun
ui
an
classes
ui
of
the
province,
frem
the
laboring
uncial
legislation
and
from
the
have
not
seen
fit
to
name
one
woman
candidate.
"The
Conservative
party
is
split
and
led
by
a
man
who
admits
his
inexierie!ice
in
provincial
matters,"
declared
the
Premier.
ATTEMPT
LYNCH
BLUEBEARD
AT
MARSEILLES
i'oi.iri:
H.Mt
i(im
man
aniioui:
to
piikvent
iiiencii
moii
takt.mi
iiih
UAmtaitm.
July
A.
A
mob
al
templed
to
take
Jerome
hit,
alia
Rey
tlx
frrnch
Bluebeard,
(ram
tlM
peUa
t
Had
lynch
him
but
lit
polio
ha-uaimled
fist
Sahara.
Newspaper
reports
thai
noory
ow
xiy
can
be
eseeuted
under
Prenah
.
precipitated
the
attack
en
Prat
who
a
ruHd
of
strangling
eighteen
women
aitoni
he
had
promised
marriage
mu.k
their
money
TORY
WOMEN
ENLIST
HERE
INTIII
HIAHTIf
OATIIEHIMi
LAT
NKIIIT
IIKCIDEIt
TO
All)
CAM-PAH1S
Of
LOCAL
LAMtlllATE
About
on
hundred
Conservative
attesdawl
an
enthuaiaetic
crgM-iraiirn
mietins,
last
evenine
In
preper-
ii'-
-n
for
the
torthcomln
provincial
election.
ItlM
E.
M
Earl
occupied
the
chai:
and
bSMtasas
Included
the
tier
Mui,
of
offtaart
and
aovotntment
of
mmittea.
J.
H
Thompson.
Conserve
r
candidate
'tor
keens,
spoke
before
ii
ladle
and
was
given
a
good
recep-
i
n
Many
of
UM
ladle,
present
ex-
pressed
their
millaanraa
to
carry
on
rk
in
connection
with
the
camnegln.
AUSTRALIANS
WIN
TENNIS
I'ATTKIIMIN
AMI
IIAWKEX
HEAT
TII.II;n
AMI
IIVNTKK
IN
fBMI"
IIN'ALH
AT
tVIMIU.r.HON
WIMBUHXm.
July
8.
Oerald
Pat-Krsnn
and
John
B.
Itawkoi,
Auatra-liana,
defeated
W.
T.
Tllden
and
P.
T
Humor
of
the
United
dtataa
In
Um
Mini-finals
of
the
Davis
Cup
tennis
double
todsy.
The
score
was
7-,
7-9.
0-4.
6-4.
10-8.
EIGHTY
PEOPLE
KILLED
JULY
4
NKW
YOtlK.
July
8.
-Firework,
automobile
acoideau
and
drownings
ai
for
the
death
of
about
eighty
(counted
people
m
tue
ITn'trri
SUteaon
thjir
SURF
POINT
MINE'"
DEVELOPMENT
GOES
STEADILY
FORWARD
Work
of
development
of
the
known
as
(he
Patterson
Mine
I
pro-
reeding
aeedUy
about
twenty
men
be
-
k
employed
thai
Just
now.
uusinuMmen
ior
me
sound
nnances
classes
for
its
75
acts
of
labor
and
,
women
because
the
Conservatives
,
POLDER
I.HHt'BH
11V
4.
i
TEIIKACE
IK)
AKI
or
4,
TRA1IE
INTEIlrWTINU
4
i
A
folder
batted
by
the
Terrace
4.
'
Board
af
Trade
deaUaf
4.
with
ttoe
attracUoaa.
ladus
tries
4,
:
and
poMlbll'ttea
at
Um
district
concludes
with
a
quotaUon
1
fosm
an
address
by
lion.
T.
D.
Pattullo
at
Tarraea
on
June
14
of
this
year
In
which
the
'
minister
aM:
4
-When
one
thinks
of
the
4
'
moodsrful
adrantafes
which
essafaatetim
thia
distrteV-Ahe
kMutirin
aisusas
th
tvmvi.
.
weaHII
Of
wartw
ftil
mmmtrrw
af
mamtaln
nH
rtvar.
of
fareat
and
Iske.
Um
toresta
abOMding
with
game
and
the
rivers
teeming
with
fish,
the
sturdy
goad
nature
of
Its
cheerful
iaMdlng
people.
the
convenience
of
trsnsporta-
tlon.
and
the
orientation
or
noswiwaii'lal.
Industrial
and
social
aatMrttles
all
leading
the
world
in
tnta
direction
one
can
only
aay
that
If
Ood
had
given
this
district
more
lie
would
have
to
do
an
injustice
to
seme
other
part
of
the
world."
4.
4.
xilled"when"struck
by
street
car
last
night
at
vancouver
VANCOUVER,
July
S
Oconee
H
play
as
bad
been
suggsatsrl.
Dragging
Savin
of
Burnaby
died
in
the
hospital
!
operations
have
so
far
proven
fruit-bis
morning
from
injuries
suffered
lees.
hen
he
was
struck
by
a
street
car!
at
the
corner
of
Ullooet
and
Hastings
9trv'
last
night.
Motrrman
O.
II.
Spencer,
who
was
in
charge
of
the
oar.
was
remanded
for
n
wee
on
a
chart
of
mi
net
a
ugh
tr
and
was
liberated
on
hell
Of
4jOOO.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Noon
rinsing
rrlres
Today
on
Vancou
ver
tiuhanre
(Courtesy
of
B.
D
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ah
teen
Co.,
Ltd
Bayview
Olasalr
.
Olacler
Oolconda
Indian
Kootney
Florence
L.
&
t
Lakevlew
Lueky
Jim
Marmot
Metala
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SUvtr
...
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Ilich
Bufi-HiUfr-.--
Ruth
Hope
BIHfff
Otset,
Silverado
Temtuvtj
Torlc
Whitewater
Cotton
Belt
..
Georgia
River
Blooan
King
Topley
Hlchfleld
Igtormanda
Dm
Askexi
MV,
M
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58.38
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Northern
and
l'UINCB
sfps
I
!
AIFRF1.
I
flFiVFMTFlN
'
LULTiLllulLili
I
!
RJ
BELGIAN
BANKER
'
.
rtLL
rKulU
AN
AIKrLrtnt:
j
-
-
BRUSSKLB,
July
8.
Alfred
Lcewen-1
ateln.
a
Belgian
banker,
one
of
the
private
airplane
when
crossing
the
channel
and
'wss
drowned.
Lowensteln
bad
The
newspaper
Llndependent
Beige.
'ays
Captain
Lowenateln
had
tmportaot
inabilities
lr
Brussels
and
bad
tried
unsuccessfully
to
obtain
a
million
pounds
loan
in
London.
CALAI8.
July
ft
The
special
pellec
uqulry
into
the
death
of
Oapt.
Al-
fed
Loweaatetn.
who
waa
klUed
In
!sll
from
a
plane
last
nijht
his
evening
without
aoj
suttaMOt
ng
made
by
the
poile
eommlaatoB-
r.
Members
of
the
party
on
the
plane
"sprntad
the
belief
that
death
was
accidental
BeWaMWLB.
July
6
Burners
that
CP
LowensvUn
was
a
possible
sul-
ride
ware
enertaUeslly
denM
today
at
1wk
"
0Vtfcyv
-t?
DeltM
JttSSw
Is.
XUl
M.
Was
a
Victim
o
tragie
agle
mitawe
ta
WMcH
he
appar
ently
mistook
a
door
ry
which
a
pas-
rngar
would
leave
the
plane
for
the
-ntranc
to
the
washroom.
POiLCE
DESIROUS
OF
RECEIVING
WORD
OF
MISSING
FISHERMAN
Inspector
William
Splller
stated
this
morning
that
the
provincial
pot
lee
would
be
pleased
to
receive
lnforms-
tlon
from
aay
person
who
had
seaa
William
Dane,
fisherman,
after
April
31.
The
man
disappeared
from
lua
trolling
boat
Owl
on
the
waterfront
about
that
date
and.
so
far
as
aan
be
learned,
has
not
been
seen
sines.
The
police,
the
Inspector
stated,
had
informatton
leading
to
UM
belief
that
Dann
aught
have
mat
with
foul
tvt4ttetv
tt
e4e
WlHCr
OVIHt
KAUM
AT
MAOAia
IN
HAM.
AM)
UVNKKK
AFi:i.Y
MIAOAreA
MUg.
July
5
John
laauatMT.
branch
Oawadtaa
residing
st
iprlngfieM.
Mass..
wont
over
liorsesnoe
Valla
ssfeiy
today
in
a
steal
framed
.
rubber
ball
aix
feet
in
diameter.
TUG
BOAT
COOK
IS
DROWNED,
VICTORIA
tlplwnar
Martini
I'alN
from
Veooel
In
Harbor
and
Low
Ills
Life
VIOTOHIA.
July
6.
Atpbonse
Mar-
qttta,
cook
aboard
the
tug
Restless,
fell
Into
Um
harbor
last
night
from
the
tug
K.
W.
II.
and
was
drowned.
OKANAGAN
CHERRIES
ARE
DAMAGED
BY
RAIN
KELOWNA.
July
&
The
most
optimistic
reports
say
that
rain
la
still
falling
and
hss
dotv.
(ttty
per
ill
da
Sine'
to
the
cherry
crop
which
would
"make
the
loss
about
190.000.
salariesIncreased
HARBOR
COMMISSIONERS
VANCOUVER.
July
8.
It
la
announced
here
that
the
salary
of
F.
R.
Mo
D.
RuS'
sell,
chairman
of
the
Vancouver
liar
bo;
Oommtaaionera
haa
been
tnereaset
I
hi
.100
to
17,000
and
the
other
commU'
alonerH
S3.000
each
to
14,000.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
KUPERTV'ttC.
TlIUltSDAY.
JULY
6;
1928
A
Search
to
be
Made
for
Secret
Gold
Mine
in
North
by
Airplane
Arriving
at
Edmonton
Few
Days
EDMONTON,
July
5.
Search
for
a
secret
gold
mine
is
to
'
be
made
by
mean
of
a
Fokker
seaplane
expected
to
arrive
here
in
a
few
days.
Stories
of
the
mine
and
of
the
murder
of
two
men
who
took
$r,000
worth
of
gold
from,
it
by
crude
methods,
are
told
here.
and
are
excHingthe
wonder
and
curiosity
of
all
who
know
the
vast
north
country.
1he
mine
waa
located
in
a
secret
canyon
and
three
1
McLeod
'brothers.!
acting
on
information
supplied
by
the
Indians,
j
PiiiMrl
ft
Trttdf
air
am
f
earn
Ke
tiMir
nf
4
U
a
iit
L(nn
T
In
Vnrlli
Awn
British
Columblni
JIurdo
MeiLeed,
the
trip
and
of
the
murder
of
his
'iltrt
is
the
quegr
iung
that
we
firsts
found."
says
the
.utvtvjr
of
the
UI
-fated
nrec
woo
were
ins
um
wniw
men
u
ce
the
mine.
NO
TKIX-T.U-i:
SMOKE
"Although
the
Indians
had
let,
then
ua
ani
.
iU
rbt
where
they
had
Uen
working,
and
their
camp-aMos
were
there,
too,
there
wasn't
a
tingle
sign
of
a
fire."
Appamitly
the
IndUns
had
cver
lit
fires
there,
taking
In
supplies
r
jerked
niest.
so
thst
no
tell-taie
aww
wmm
uwwj
inc
vtam
ui
3oM
to
waa4amg
white.
:
For
three
months
the
brcthees
worked
in
there.
living
on
sne
country,
-rney
then
went
out
wttb-
samples,
and
determined
to
work
ot
the
rest
of
the
summer
l--
msko
a
grub-suae"
to
en
.
1
able
them
to
ge-baak
to
the
mtae
for
a
long
stay.
In
those
daya.
and
even
yet.
It
must
be
tensembered,
It
took
"ir7rH.
heMS
or.csnoes.
1
the
Maekensie.
a
long
way
frem
the;
Hher
twa.
when
BUiy
and
m
were
;
told
id
by
oy
Indiana
inaian.
hat
aat
a
a
party
pary
o.
of
whites
in
Dawson.
Yukon
territory,
bad
learn-
3d
the
secret
of
the
name
sod
were
starting
a
stampede
for
the
gold.
I()
I'M)
IIROTHCHV
HONKH
Owing
to
the
urgency
of
the
situation,
the
other
two
brothers
did
not
have
Hme
to
get
Chi
rile
They
went
in
themselves.
Thst
waa
the
last
of
them
for
three
years,
when
the
brother,
alarmed,
eonducted
a
scarab
on
bjes
given
htm
by
Indians,
and
found
the
bones
of
his
two
brothers
around
the
athea
of
their
last
oamp
fire.
MaUod'a
eyes
smouldered
a
he
recalled
the
tragedy.
"They
were
not
murdered
by
Indiana:
they
were
murdered
by
a
white
man
I
I
know
who
that
man
was.
but
he's
dead
now.
Little
good
that
gold
he
stole
ever
did
btmr
LAHOi:
CONOKESS
'
toward
research
In
connection
with
OTTAWA.
July
5
The
forty-fourth
their
grain
problems.
Hon.
James
Mai-Trades
and
Labor
Cong
reee,
of
Oan-
:
eolm
announced
today.
The
amount
at
ada
Is
called
to
meet
at
Toronto,
the
disposal
of
the
government
Is
3l.-eeptember
10.
000.
Last
of
Witnesses
Gives
Evidence
at
Police
Inquiry
in
Vancouver
and
Fletcher
VANCOUVER,
July
5.
Denying
that
he
ever
operated
disor
derly
houses
or
had
known
premises
owned
by
him
were
used
for
such
purposes,
Joe
Celona
was
the
last
witnee
in
the
police
inquiry
yesterday.
Witness
denied
having
paid
money
to
Mayor
Taylor
or
to
any
member
of
the
police
department.
Police
Commissioner
Fletcher
appealed
to
Mr.
Lennie
to
order
Sergeant
McLaughlin
to
either
publicly
apologize
for
or
prove
the
suggestions
to
the
effect
that
he,
the
Dunsmuir
Hotel
during
1925
ruled
the
matter
out
as
beinjr
beyond
the
jurisdiction
of
the
Inquiry.
vA
PUBLIC
MEETING
will
be
held
in
the
Moose
Hall
on
lisl
KyEridcLy,
July
6,
at
8
p.m.
v
at
which
the!
Liberal
candidate
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
Everybody
Invited.
GREAT
VICTORY
a
member
of
the
party,
tells
of
two
brothers
TOLL
OF
LIFE
FOR
HOLIDAY
UIICUOUHK
not
itEsroNHiiiu;
IOK
.MANY
CAHt'ALTIKS
ON
JLXV
4
CHICAGO.
July
8
Tne
July
4
tell
of
y,,)
BtatS
was
208.
They
were
dc
Jp
as
follows:
Ftrewatka
11
Drownings.
108.
Automobiles.
84.
Extreme
heat.
12.
Ugktntog.
1
Alialahea,
4.
Other
oauses.
IS.
JAMES
GROSART
IS
UUILl
I
Uf
llltM
:hf
ff
Ih.
Saturday
Ipon
......
iMt
1
wis
imnns
r
ruin
safety
Ilepotlt
Itux
VANCOUVER.
July
8
James
MeD.
Orossrt
was
today
found
guilty
by
Magistrate
.
Henry
Shaw
of
partietpatmg
in
the
theft
of
130.000
in
bond
from
the
safety
deposit
box
of
John
M&Neely
of
Vancouver.
He
was
remanded
until
Saturday
for
sentence
ELEVATOR
OVERAGES
GO
TOWARD
RESEARCH
CONNECTED
WITH
GRAIN
OTTAWA.
July
8
The
Federal
government
hss
decided
to
devote
the
entire
amount
of
money
resulting
frem
over
takes
in
the
Canadian
Trsalnal
elevators
Makes
an
Appeal
Fletcher,
had
kept
a
woman
at
and
192G.
Commissioner
Lennie
Seats
reserved
for
Ladled.
Minister
of
Lands.
Will
discuss
the
Public
Issues.
WAR
AND
PEACE
Indian
Delegation
to
Labor
Conference
Not
Satisfied
Withdraws
Tom
Moore
Speaks
and
Lord
Olivier
Makes
Suggestions
in
Regard
to
Peace
and
War
at
Iiig
Gathering'
LONDON,
July
5.
Protesting
the
British
Labor
party's
to
Indian
problems,
the
Indian
delegation
to
the
Commonwealth
Labor
Conference,
withdrew.
Tom
Moore
in
an
address
said
Canada
would
not
consider
herself
automatically
involved
in
Britain's
wars
and
prophesied
that
wars
would
end
when
capital
was
conscripted
lik?
workers.
A.
A.
Heaps
of
Winninpeg,
presided
at
a
meeting
dealing
with
-racial
and
constitutional
problems
in
Ceylon,
Palestine
and
the
West
Indies.
At
the
evening
seaaton
Lord
Olivier
i
els
red
the
question
of
peat
and
war
1nri7IiiriThT
should
be
shifted
to
an
International,
LfLl
M
L
M
gltl
organization
like
the
League
of
Na-
1
lv
VLlUUiVll
tions.
The
dominions,
he
said,
should
declare
themselves
autonomcus
as
far,
as
paaee
and
war
were
eonoarned.
i
ANdULITltt
VIAN
UST
tlKAIN
SHIP
The
British
freighter
Anglo-Petuvlan.
1
It
la
now
expected.
4
wttl
be
(he
of
the
is
son
Alberta
Vtaeat
Poors
Prtnoo
Rupert
elevator.
This
vessel
Is
due
on
about
Jury
30
and
wiu
take
a
full
cargo
to
the
Diflted
Kingdom
or
Continent,
cleaning
out
practically
all
the
grain
which
la
now
left
In
the
local
i
plant.
The
Anglo-Peruvian
is
a
new
boat
and
belongs
to
the
:j
company
and
la
the
same
type
!
of
vessel
aa
the
Anglo-Indian,
:i
one
of
the
ahlpa
loading
grain
here
earlier
In
the
GEORGE
COCHRANE,
FORMER
FOOTBALL
PLAYER,
IS
DEAD
The
death
occurred
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Oenersl
Hospital
at
1
o'clock
this
rr.orrUng
of
Oeorgr
Cochrane.
formerly
well
known
local
.y
as
a
foot
ball
player.
Porty-flve
years
of
age
and
a
native
of
Ireland,
deceased
had
been
In
the
city
for
several
years
and
worked
as
a
laborer
He
was
stnckwn
reveral
months
ago
with
paralyala.
since
which
time
he
was
a
patient
In
the
hospital
No
aurvtvtng
relatives
in
U,la
country
are
known
of.
Funeral
srrantamsnts
are
la
the
hand
of
the
B
C.
Undertakers.
RUSSIAN
AVIATOR
RETURNS
SAFELY
FROMRESCUE
TRIP
MOSCOW.
July
8
-
-The
Russian
aviator
Babuaniua
returned
to
the
base
ship
after
five
daya'
harrowing!
eapetl-ence
from
storm
and
Icebergs
endeavoring
to
rescue
the
Hal
lan
airmen
STRIKING
CARPENTERS
AT
WINNIPEG
RETURN
WINNIPEG
July
8
Striking
car-
i
penltrs
returned
to
work
Thursday
while
negotiation
are
proceeding
for
an
Increase
in
wages,
the
amount
askett
being
81.18
an
hour.
,
The
strike
lasted
a
fortnight.
TOURIST
WINNER
Oapnral
HtwimI
and
lodeee
ThlM
'
'in
ITInre
of
Hale
MakesTmUy.
NEWMARKET,
July
6.
Sir
Abe
Beueys
three-yeer.okl
Tourist
won
the
Ptumo
of
Wales
Stakes
here
today.
Caporal
was
second
and
todore.
third.
MHMH
UI
limiVKHM
VANCOUVER.
July
8.
-Big
Mlmiouri
recovered
ten
pent
com
Inn
up
K-
)
as
at
rosy,
LAltOE
CABARF.T
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
banting
every
Saturday
night
from
8
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least.
Phone
457
Price
Fivetenu
OF
PILGRIMS
IS
BROKEN
UP
ROUE.
July
8
"What
to
all
thle?"
shrtekecl
Olovsnnt
Ptraa.
an
Insane
sehcol
teacher,
wben.be
broke
up
a
procession
of
pUgrim
to
the
shrine
of
St.
Peters
sod
tried
to
snatch,
the
priceless
tiara
robes
sd
ornaments
of
state
of
the
first
Pope.
Pirns
was
committed
to
an
asylum.
yANCE
SNAPPED
GIANTS'
WINS
IIKOOKLYN
TOOK
IIK!T
OP
X
DOt'llLE-IICtUaK:
Kit.
WALK
JO.,
MADE
DEMIT
NEW
YORK.
July
8.
uazzy
Vance
snapped
the
Olant
winning
atresk
at
eight
when
Brooklyn
took
the
tlrat
of
a
double-header
yesterday.
Larry
Benton
took
the
second
gsme
for
the
Olants,
making
hia
fourteenth
victory
and
seventeenth
complete
game
la
seventeen
ttarts
The
Chicago
celeb
rattan
wat
notable
chleny
for
the
debut
of
Ed.
Walla
Jr..
whose
stride
in
the
shoes
of
his
famous
father
was
unsuccessful,
but
he
showed
he
had
pitching
ability
before
being
retried
In
the
fourth
TORONTO
WINS
ROWING
HEATS
HENLEY.
July
8
-
Jack
Quest
of
Toronto
won
the
first
beat
in
the
Diamond
Sculls
this
afternoon,
defeating
T.
launders
of
the
Eton
Vikings
Joe
Wright
of
Toronto
detested
David
Collet
t.
a
Lemnder
oarsman
The
Toronto
men
will
meet
in
the
semifinals.
Liberal
Party
Committee
Rooms
Have
been
opened
at
the
eofrtdf
6?
Second
Avenue
and
Fourth
Street.
Phone
229
or
visit
the
rooms
and
Bee
if
you
are
registered
on
tho
VQttrV
List.