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II.UHT.
Vol.
XVIir
.
No.
142.
ARE'ANNOUNCED
ELECTION
MACHINERY
NOW
GETTING
tMtt.K
WAV;
TIIIKTV-THO
PLACE
TO
VOTE
IN
KlllINO
E;-
'iuii
machinery
l
now
In
motion
in
n,!."
riding
in
preparation
for
tbe
gem-ral
provincial
contest
which
wUl
be
!)
id
on
July
IS
Proclamation
passed
by
the
returning
Asttoer
ow
there
a.
II
be
thirty-two
places
of
Boil
in
Prtnee
Rupert
0jslsUnnny
en
tMs
occasion.
Nominations
will
be
received
at
noon
on
June
IT
and
tbe
ballots
will
Men
be
printed
and
rushed
to
the
arlou
points
whore
polls
will
be
held.
'
;x'!ntmenl
cf
deputy
returning
offl-
r
at
the
varlou
poll
will
soon
be
;.de.
ro'lowtng
Will
be
the
polling
places
:
this
district:
Aliford
Bay.
Banks
Island.
Baiters
!!
Camp.
Buckley
Bay.
Cumshewa
In-
t
Plewtn's
Float.
Oeorgetown.
Hays-;
rt
Hippo
Island
Inverness.
Jap
Inlet.
J
.flway.
Lawn
Rill.
Loekepert.
Haasstt.
N
rth
Island.
Oceanic
Oons
River.
Os-iHiid.
Port
Clements.
Port
Bdward.
Port
Sanpson.
Prince
Rupert.
Queen
Char-
.tte
City
Refuge
Bay.
Sandsplt.
Bklde-g.ite.
Sunnyslde.
Thurston
Harbor.
TMI.
'I
Hill
ar.d
Watun
River
ELEPHANTS
ON
WILD
STAMPEDE
(.AIJ
OriMl
IIKIIIl
lliMI
AWAY
IUOM
CUM
TH
ANII
LKAItEKft
HIDE
IN
HOOD
HIT
ItrX'ArTt
KE
PORT
OHBBTSR.
June
81
-
Two
bull
iiphants
which
led
the
stampede
from
uie
circus
la
the
Canadian
Northwest
:
yesrs
ago,
led
the
pack
of
thler
irllows
on
a
Wild
race
Saturday
to
the
lulls
and
wood
of
west
Chester
and
Btltmore
estates.
Cowboys
and
mahouts
dashed
aftet
the
galloping
herd
and
corralled
all
but
I
hr
Imi1h
arlwi
Sunk
iwfus
In
th
thick
wood.
A
gentle
cow
elephant
was
planted
at
the
odge
of
woods
as
S
decoy
and
the
loaders
were
thus
re-
(Bjiturtd.
BODY
07c
WTON
FOUND
DEEP
COVE
VANCOUVER.
June
48
The
body
of
Jdhn
Crumpton.
who
had
been
missing
Ircim
his
home
In
Burnaby
since
October
lmt.
was
found
yeaterdsy
In
the
bushes
t
Deep
Cove.
Pending
an
Inquest
the
i
hum-
of
death
la
not
known.
bandiFheld
up""",,.
MONTREAL
THEATRE
MONTRflAU
Jam
IB.
A
sans
bandit
held
up
the
oaehlers
and
doorman
at
Loew'a
Theatre
Sunday
night
and
escaped
with
the
night
receipts
totalling
2.340.
llEdlMHNT
I.IMM
T
The
Hegtment
line-up
lor
the
Dominion
Day
CMp
football
play-oft
tomorrow
tvenlng
with
Mm
Thistle
wUl
be
as
follows:
3.
S.
Wilson,
capUln,
Corbet.
Ross.
Tinker,
J.
Nelson,
B.a,
Oeorge
Rusmii.
Baptle,
F.
Hodgklriacn
and
1.
Klby.
5.
4
J
of
resources,
c
lunges
in
mining
taxation
to
make
It
conform
with
other
province.
Inducements
to
capital,
a
publicity
campaign,
development
of
in-terprovlnctal
trade,
a
surrey
of
asseta.
Oriental
seclusion
and
elimination
of
politics
tram
the
provincial
police.
P.U.E.
POLICY
"The
policy
of
tbe
Conservative
party,
as
laid
down
In
1813.
baa
always
been
o
complete
the
POX
from
Vancouver
to
Prince
Oeorge.
Under
a
Ooossrvsuve
admins
tmicsi
this
'scale-
nave
been;
T
done
long
ago.
"A
consideration
now
artse
buceusJ
of
the
proposed
return
of
the
Pesos
River
lands,
resulttnt
from
the
report
of
the
Martin
com
mission
ptassid
for
y
the
Conservative
members
In
the
Dominion
House.
"The
province
also
has
another
claim
arising
out
of
the
original
agreement
made
In
1011.
between
the
Oread
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
and
Foley.
Welch
Ac
Stewart
and
between
tbe
province
and
Foley.
Welch
Ac
Stewart,
whereby
the
Orand
Trunk
Agreed
that
all
tssngsr,
freight,
eaprees
and
mall
treats
origin'
etlng
In
the
lute
of
the
Orand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
or
branch
lines
as
MUNN
IS
NOMINATED
LILLOOET
SATURDAY
SQUAMI8H.
June
18.
A.
E.
Munn.
,
mmber
In
the
last
Legislature,
was
sgsln
nominated
for
UUooct
at
a
convention
here
Saturday,
u.mid
Mcdonald,
boyai
cWnpioo,
and
Mis.
Msrgaret
OUchrlat.
girls'
chsmpton.
sre
meeting
thl
aftornoon
Junfer
cltJr
v,nnU
In
the
fiusl
ehsmploiihP
series.
t
m
Arnott
of
the
CJf.R
divisional
offices
bora,
left
on
auperlntendents
;utla
mornlnn's
train
for
tbe
Terrace
district
on
o
few
days
holldsyi.
SQUAW
CREEK
GOLD
STRIKE
BY
JIM
ANII
PAIHIV
IH'XCAN
STAKT-Clt
MTAMI'KllE
ANII
MANY
10-INO
IN
TIIEKE
Passengers
on
board
tbe
Canadian
National
Steamship
Prince
Oeorge.
which
docked
here
this
morning
from
Alaska,
brought
with
them
news
of
s
gold
strike
In
the
Yukon
which
seme
of
the
old
sourdoughs
think
may
be
a
second
Klondike.
To
see
the
famous
old
Trail
of
IN
was
a
thrill
for
tbe
tourists
from
California
and
the
eaat.
but
this
was
easily
outdone
by
the
excitement
of
being
.close
to
a
new
"stampede."
Squaw
Creek,
where
tbe
rind
wa
made
by
two
Indians.
Big
Jim
and
Paddy
Duncan,
la
a
little
distance
out
from
While
horse
and
the
travellers
did
not
have
time
to
go
out
to
tbe
camp,
but
they
could
feet
the
excitement
in
the
air
and
they
could
gaae
at
s
thousand
dollars
worth
of
gold
nuggets
in
s
shop
window,
store
than
forty
men
have
gone
from
White
horse
to
stake
da
tots
and
every
day
sess
new
parties
on
the
way
to
the
Creek.
The
Prince
George,
which
Inaugurated
the
Alaska
summer
service
of
the
Canadian
National
steanwhrlps
had
a
highly
successful
voyage.
One
party
of
Calllornian
went
on
to
Dawson,
other
passenger
made
the
aborter
trip
to
White
hone.
Bennett.
Taku
Ann
and
Atlln.
Some
are
going
to
Jasper
National
Park,
to
ride
the
trails
and
play
golf
after
the
stimulation
of
the
sea
voyage.
One
of
the
brightest
spots
of
the
trip
was
the
splendid
view
of
Taku
lacier.
The
steamer
had
never
come
closer
to
tbe
toe.
according
to
Captain
Redden
The
only
regret
the
excited
passengers
had
was
that
their
camera
would
not
record
the
spectacular
green
of
tbe
guttering
plnnaelee.
Curio
ah
ops
at
Ketchikan,
Wrangell.
Juneau
and
Skagway
and
the
museums
and
other
show
places
did
an
exceptional
business.
It
would
be
difficult
to
estimate
the
bulk
of
the
cargo
of
totem
pole,
Indian
mocassin,
Jewelry
and
Ivory
trinkets
that
thff
puice
,peorge.
1
arrylng
on
Jiar
return,
voyage
MAN
WAS
KILLED
AND
DRIVER
IS
CHARGED
WITH
MANSLAUGHTER
VANCOUVER,
June
18.
E.
V.
Miller
is
dead
and
Walter
P.
Bell
Is
held
on
a
charge
of
manslaughter
as
s
result
of
Miller's
death
from
a
fractured
skull
PRINCE
RUPEUTV
B.C.,
MONDAY,'
JUNE
18,
1928
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
oalloway
kapiih
rmnvpnPT
w.u.
i..
i
ti.
,.....,
...
11
i
ui'c
o.
tuuiiujjiaue
wun:
yr.
rnenaanip
KTAKTINO
TIII.h
tVEEK
A
1
:
I
U
i
.1
j
.
.
.
.
a
-
.vuiena
narnan
nnu
two
companions
nettiea
down
unex-
pettedi.v
in
the
Durry
estuary.
Wales,
shortly
after
noon
to-:
VANCOUVER.
June
18.
-
WREATH
ON
HARDING
MEMORIAL
YESTERDAY
day
morning
laid
a
wreath
oa
Harding
International
Oood
Will
I
lai
in
niamey
rara.
nere.
sne
FOUowinc
the
decision
of
the
lay,
completing
the
first
transcontinental
flight
by
a
woman.
The'
F"vircisi
department
of
pub-
flight
time
was
20
hours
49
minutes.
Bad
weather
and
mist
prevailed
the
greater
part
of
the
jour-,t
ney.
mot
Uilmer
Stultz
said.
He
had
intended
landing
in
Eng-T
land
but
the
lack
of
fuel
made
it
necessary
to
land
here.
TRE7
ASSET.
Mid..
June
18
The
triad
j
red
monoplane
Friendship
took
'he
air
at
it
21
moon
I
Sunday,
local
layliant
saving
time,
on
lis
transatlantic
Tight.
The
start
was
made
after
nu-
and
after
dumping
three
containers
of
gascllne.
Winner
StuJt
waa
pilot
with
Miss
Amelia
Barhart
at
auxiliary
pilot
Leu
Gordon
waa
""ianfC
Late
yesterday
afternoon
the
plane
was
nerou
attempu
up
and
down
the
bay
,
reported
too
mllea
on
Its
journey.
Lower
Prices
to
be
Paid
This
Season
for
Sockcye
Salmon
to
Fisherinen
and
Change
Made
in
Regard
to
Hiring
Gear
N'
rHW
WESTMINSTER,
June
18.
Fishermen
of
District
Two,
comprising
all
northern
walern
in
UritUh
Columbia
have
agreed
to
accept
50c
a
fish
instead
of
52'c
paid
last
year
for
sockeye
salmon,
the
season
for
which
opens
Thursday.
The
men
demanded
GOc
but
afer
hearing
the
explanation
of
the
cannern
rewarding
heavy
losuses
last
year
due
to
the
light
run
of
fish,
they
agreed
to
the
cut.
The
regulations
regarding
the
hiring
of
equipment
are
changed
ho
that
fishermen
are
now
held
responsible
for
hiring
or
purchasing
of
equipment.
The
canners
formerly
provided
the
equipment.
The
price
set
affect
three
thousand
fishermen
on
the
Sheena
Hiver,
at
Rivers
Inlet,
Smith's
Inlet
and
the
Naas
Itivcr.
MEXICOHAD
EARTHQUAKE
All
Southern
and
Central
Tart
of
Country
is
Affected
MEXICO
CITV,
June
18.
All
southern
and
central
Mexico
wan
shaken
by
earthquakes
which
lasted
all
Saturday
night.
The
shocks
continued
Sunday
in
the
state
of
Oaxaca.
Property
damage
was
widespread.
In
many
town
there
was
fl
general
panic,
l'eople.,
ru-died
frem
their
homes
inn
the
Htrcets
and
plazas,
-Jailing
upon
their
knees
in
prayer.
Casualties
are
reported
in
many
cities
but
the
numbers
are
not
given.
northTancIveTlad
'
drowned
swimming
T
TOLMIE
IS
lOMINO
IIKIIE
NEXT
HllliAV
THEN
TO
NMITIIkMH
Word
waa
received
here
today
by
the
local
Oonserrattva
Association
that
Dr.
8.
P.
Tstabe
would
leave
Vancouver
Wednesday
on
the
Canadian
National
steamer
and
would
speak
hare
on
Priday
evening,
leaving
for
Smlthera
Saturday
morning.
!
lie
work
to
carry
out
the
clear
ing
and
dashing
of
five
miles
of
the
Skeehs
Biver
Highway
beyond
Oalloway
Rapids
by
day
labor.
Poreman
K
A.
laoLeod
and
half
a
daawn
men
have
been
engaged
for
tbe
past
week
in
erection
of
tbe
first
camp
near
Sanardl
bridge.
The
actual
road,
crew
will
start
work
this
week
and,
throughout
the
summer,
approximately
fifty
meu
will
be
employed
on
the
work.
B.C.
Silver
Bayvlew
Big
Missouri
Cork
Province
Dunwell
Oeorge
Copper
Glaclar
Ctaloonds
Iadependenoe
Indian
Kootenay
Florence.
U
L
Lakeview
Leartsmlth
Lucky
Jim
Marmot
Metal
...
National
Sliver
Pend
Oreille
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Richmond
Rufus
Argent
Ruth
Hope
Stiver
Croat
Silverado
Silversmith
Sunloch
Terminus
Torlo
Whitewater
Woodbine
Cotton
Belt
Oentfia
River
Orand
view
iDutbJs
Marmot
Oold
Slocan
King
VANCOUVER
June
IS.
Delegates
ToDlev
Richfield
from
Canada
und
the
United
States
en
Noranda
route
to
the
annual
convention
of
Kl-1
WINNII'Ed
awnls
International
at
Seattle
yester-1
High
Bid
1J
1
M
M
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M
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MM,
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4
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4
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1.80
1.00
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WHEAT
Low
till:
the
July
13414
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October
13H
136
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Nonii
t
Issuing
Price
Today
o
VancM-
ter
KiclMHge
(Courtesy
of
S.
D.
Johnson
Co..
Ltd.
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16
',t
.10
8.70
f.41
mortal
was
unveiled
three
years
ago
by
c.N.R.
steamer
Prince
John.
Oapt.
I
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinner
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
ewry
Saturday
nlfht
from
9
to
13.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
I'hone
457
Halibut
offerlnge
hearer
than
usual
st
Price
Fire
lffni
CHARRED
BODY
FOUND
AFTER
FIRE
A
T
HAZEL
TON
SUNDA
Y
Hon.
S.
F.
Tolmie
Sets
Forth
the
Policy
of
the
Conservatives
in
B.C.
1
rANCOUVER,
June
18.
While
there
is
nothing
new
in
the'
1
platform
issued
by
Hon.
S.
F.
Tolmie,
it
having
followed
very
I
largely
the
policy
being
followed
by
the
present
provincial
1
government
of
recent
years,
It
makes
clear
that
the
Conservative
party
is
in
accord
with
the
plan
to
complete
the
I'.G.E.
to
Prime
(icorge,
after
which
it
would
look
for
federal
or
some
other
outside
1
interests
to
carry
on
the
work
into
the
Peace
River.
It
urges
development
of
the
resources
of
British
Columbia,
stable
taxation,
low
I
income
and
succension
duties,
encouragement
to
agriculture,
vior-1
POLLING
PLACES
oui
.etlleatent
sad
Immigration
pI;cy.
encouragement
of
manufactures,
labor
:
legislation
amendments,
building
of
;
roads
and
trail,
conservation
of
game,
i
careful
administration
of
the
forests,
encouragement
of
tourists,
survey
of
forest
.and
water
powers,
conservation
destined
to
Vancouver
shall
be
routed
over
the
Pacific
Oreat
Bastrgt
Railway.
At
tits
time
the
Canadian
jvauonai
Hallways
acquired
tbe
Orand
Trunk
Pacific
tbe
Liberal
Government
In
Brl-
:h
Columbia
did
tot
insist
upon
the
ighte
of
the
province
being
properly
protected
but
there
Is
a
moral
obliga
tion
on
the
part
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
to
live
up
to
this
ori
ginal
agreement
"Should
the
Government
of
British
Columbia
fall
In
having
the
Canadian
National
Railways
or
some
other
company
take
over
the
PCI
the
Oonser-
ratlve
party
will
immediately
have
a
thorough
survey
made
of
all
condition
respecting
the
Pacific
Oreat
Bastern
as
to
equipment
lands
adjacent
thereto.
natural
resources
and
cost
of
completion,
and
will
Immediately
consult
wHh
the
directors
of
the
road,
with
a
view
to
carrying
out
the
original
policy
of
Use
Conservative
party
aa
laid
down
by
the
law
Sir
Richard
McBrtde
in
tail.
The
t
tension
of
the
road
from
Prince
Oeorge
Into
the
Fsaew
River
oountry
tt
a
national
undertaking.
which.
In
view
of
our
present
provin
cial
debt,
1
too
great
for
tbe
province
to
carry
out
at
the
moment;
but
realls-lng
the
ft
rest
importance
of
the
devel
opment
of
the
Peace
River
district
by
means
of
the
Pacific
coast
railway
out
let
the
Conservative
party
win
co
operate
with
tbe
Government
of
Canada
or
any
corporation
in
-any
leasmissiie
wy.
in
providing
s
coast
outlet
and
in-cfced
will
Initiate
such
a
policy
and
use
every
effort
to
hare
this
brought
about
st
the
earliest
possible
date.
t'.r.ki..iN(,
THh
I
KPOT
:
J:,;.:u:p.m-
tr..o
Chinese
NaiiuTuilists
are
being
fought
oil.
The
!
r
Tai
.
.-.(.cue
i.
at
)
-eaport
m
Shantung,
where
the
ie
ruilway
station.
Miss
Earhart
is
First
Woman
to
Fly
Across
the
Atlantic
Reaching
Wales
Shortly
After
Nom
Today
Man
Lost
His
Life
When
Twd
Houses
Destroyed
by
Fire
at
Village
of
Hazelton
Yesterday
i
,
Victim
Supposed
to
be
Bachelor
Named
Fred
McLean,
Resident
of
!
the
Place
but
Iiurned
Ueyontf
Recognition
'
I
H
.UELTON,
June
18.
A
fire
which
broke
out
in
th
kitchen
of
.
Falconer's
residence
at
liazeiton
at
1.30
Sunday
completely
destroyed
the
same
and
also
the
residence
of
,
Wilikim
Holland
on
the
adjacent
lot
and
one
unknown
person
was
a
victim.
,
A
water
bucket
brigade,
assisted
by
forestry
pumps,
unable
to
do
anything
to
put
the
fire
out,
concentrated
its
effort
on
saving
jjhe
dominion
Government
Telegraphse
buildings,
standing
not
more
than
fifteen
feet
from
the
Holland
house
and
the
Omineca
Hotel
i
a
d
3a;ger.t
genera:
tare
At
430
the
'
.'ire
had
F'scticslly
burned
Itself
out
i
and
the
fight
wa
over
It
uaa
nine
o'clock
yesterday
morning
j
be
lore
seme
hunisn
remain
burned
be-I
ycud
recognition
were
discovered
In
tbe
'
dt
brls.
U
l
uppied
to
be
that
of
'
Pred
afcticsn.
a
bachelor
and
reaMent
I
'.
Hazelton.
Conner
Hcaklns
and
Ser-I
geant
Service
of
tbe
provincial
polios
are
making
Investigation
Raiclton's
local
telephone
syaatwi
will
be
cut
of
order
for
two
or
hree
days
aa
the
result
of
the
burning
cf
one
hundred
feet
of
telephone
cable.
Both
of
th:
buildings
destroyed
were
owned
by
WUllam
Holland,
native
and
it
Is
believed
be
oarriad
no
T
4-
IIOAIi
IVOI1K
IIEYONII
i
LANDINGS
HIGH
PRICES
BETTER
total
or
vnm
ioiMw
or
hali-
lit
T
NOLO
AT
LOCAL
I
IHU
EX-CIIA.VUE
THIS
MOIt.MNO
wete
ana.
raageiy
anougSy
srsjai
wer
a.
olflt
better
than
0
eaHsWy.
Tegt
irto'sJe-'aam1
Is
'SpsV
mm
ta
d!
;
were
pais)
from
lac
saan
to
fl.ad
6e
for
iljm
pounds.
AMEJtlCAN
Helegland.
37.000
pounds,
Canadian
Piah
Cold
Storage
Co..
13c
and
8c.
Arrow.
30.000
pounds,
Booth
Plaher-s.
11.7c
and
6c.
Lituya.
19400
pjunds.
mcyal
Plah
Osw
13.7c
and
Sc.
Sherman.
33.000
pounds,
and
Battas.
I5JNW
pounds.
AUia
PWaatiaa.
use
and
7c.
Glacier.
18.000
pounds.
Booth
rtsher-les,
16c
sad
7c.
Rslianoe.
S4aXl
pounds,
Fboafle
Pk-ertea.
154c
and
7c.
;
Thor.
8400
pounds.
Booth
PsaberVs,
164c
and
7c.
Bastom
Point.
9400
pound,
Psatfls
Plshertss.
lie
and
7c
Madeline
J..
4400
posxnds.
OanadisA
Plah
Cold
Storage
Co..
It
tc
and
7c
CANADLIN
Rra
spi;.
7,001
pounds.
Osnadhn
Plah
as
Cold
Storage
Co..
13c
and
0c
Bingo.
4.000
pounds.
Royal
Pa
Caw
130c
and
Sc.
M.
U.
Christopher.
10490
pounds,
Canadian
Plah
Cold
Storage
Co.,
lfl.4e
and
Sc.
Bdward
Upsett.
10400
pounds,
Canadian
Plan
ft
Cold
Store
Co,.
13.
to
and
8c.
M.A.B
.
5.000
poundM.
Pacific
Planer-las.
12
8c
and
6c.
Olbscn.
10.000
pounds.
Pacific
Fisheries.
13.1c
and
Sc.
TORNADOES
IN
OKLAHOMA
DO
MUCH
DAMAGE
OKLAHOMA
CITY.
June
18.
Blirht
persons
are
dead
and
mere
than
one
hundred
Injured
while
property
damage
Is
estimated
at
a
million
doUam
following
a
tornado
which
hit
the
southwest
corner
of
Oklahoma
Saturday
night.
Pour
of
thore
dead
are
negroes.
Three
hundred
people
are)
homilta.
Tornadoes
are
also
reported
in
Kaa-
!as
but
no
casualties
are
aald
to
have
I
lesulted.
AIRFORCR
CROSS
FOR
JStCATTKINGSFORD
SMITH
.10
.10U,
14
I
'
aoH
84.78
SYDMBY.
NS
W..
Jwne
1
The
air-force
cross
has
been
awarded
by
King
Oeorge
to
Captain
Kingston!
Smith
and
Lieut.
Ulm
In
recognition
of
their
sue-
Ctoe
oesstul
night
across
the
Pacific
flora
13
California
to
Australia.
188
V
ANTOI
VEK
WHEAT
VANOOUVKR.
June
If
Th
price
ot
the
Klwani
In
memory
of
the
visit
Just
Ma-bba,
Is
due
In
port
at
9:80
this
even-
wheat
here
today
la
Quoted
at
11.40.
yesterday
after
being
struck
by
Bell's
Callen.
in
yesrs
of
age,
of
North
Van-
ren
Harding
of
the
United
States,
tbe
ear
on
Hastings
Street
Avenue.
Lawrence
'
previous
to
his
death
of
President
War-
mg
from
Vancouver
direct
and
will
sail
13
midnight
for
Vancouver
via
The
American
halibut
boat
Madeline
ana
nesiiy
oouver.
was
arownea
yesteraay
wnue:iirsi
presioeni
oi
insi
country
n
come
south
end
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Is-
J
landed
today
her
first
oatoh
at
this
swimming
t
Whyte
Cllffe.
to
Canada
while
holding
office.
'lunda.
pcrt
t0
years
4.000
pounds.