b
ttioned
here
for
tne
pass
-,r
or
.
wh,ch
tijto
for
tr...frod.
,
uim
fPl
..
.rrivsK.
in
port
a'.
dy
morning
to
load
fuel
ror
ner
ami
ai
011
L0'
U"0"-
11..
I.-"'
PATTULLO
AS
CANDIDATE
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
has
been
unanimously
and
enthusiastically
choaen
as
candidate
of
the
Liberal
party
in
the)
'Prince
Rupert
riding.
There
seems
to
have
been
no
thought
of
any
other
man.
He
has
served
the
constituency
well
and
doubtless
he
will
be
returned
again,
possibly
with
an
even
j
greater
majority
than
on
the
last
occasion.
j
It
would
be
useless
for
us
to
'
add
to
the
already
large
number
of
compliments
the
minister
of
lands
has
received.
Ail
we
suggest
is
that
those
who
feel
he
is
the
man
to
represent
the
constitu-
ency
should
make
known
the
many
good
reasons
why
he
should
be
returned.
Possibly
the
most
important
reason
is
because
he
is
a
member
of
the
MacLean
administration.
LUTHERAN
MINISTER
NAMED
VICE-CONSUL
tpvwlnlment
AniMUHeed
(
llev.
J.
II.
Ilaawrii
1
AmM
I
.h.
Consul
Wefadward
.
United
States
Consul
Woodward
an
nounces
today
the
appointment
of
Mv
John
H.
Hansen.
Lutheran
aalnsnar
mm.
aa
honcrary
vies
smisjuia.jtrHaB
sen
takes
charge
of
tonanlats
affairs
here
In
tbe
event
of
Mr
woodward
be
ing
called
at
any
time
away
from
tbe
city.
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QUOTATIONS
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VICTORIA
CONSERVATIVES
NOMINATION
TUESDAY
VICTORIA.
June
15
-The
Conserva
tives
will
hold
their
nominating
conven
tion
here
Tuesday
night
It
la
aapscted
that
the
four
former
membera
of
the
Legislature
will
be
nominated
and
will
accept,
it
waa
stated.
ttKfllVA
lOlt
(
OSVNNTtON
8T.
JtftN.
ion
IS
The
Canadian
Legion
'M
its
ebnclddlttg
session
WUte
annual
convmuon
here
selected
Hegtna
as
the
convention
city
lor
next
year.
NEW
SKIOSi;
DICTATOIl
At
a
meeting
of
the
lodge
last
night
B.
M.
Simpson
waa
elected
dictator
of
tne
local
Moose
Lodge,
succeeding
L.
K.
Parry
who
hss
left
the
elty.
Mrs.
D.
McD.
Hunter
and
Miss
Oeor-glna
'Hunter.
R
N.
returned
to
tip
city
on
this
afternoon's
train
from
Lake
Kathlyn
where
they
have
been
spend
-
irA
,
tluxt
wivlu'
holiday.
'
'
'
'
PHORAIILY
NEXT
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
Everyone
reads
the
Classlf
LAIIGE
O.tn.lItKT
If
you
lose,
advertise
tot
Special
DlAner
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
If
you
find,
looate
the
own
i
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
Whatever
fvV.
you
need,
advertise
Dance
Ilall
tor
Hire.
PRINCE
RUPERT
(1ET
TIIK
CLASMlUKIt
JIAlllT.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least.
Phone
437
1
'A.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
,v
'4k
v
Vol.
XVIII.,
No.
140.
PRINCE.
KUPEKff,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JUNE
15,
1928
Price
Five
Cents
Herbert
Hoover
Nominated
for
President
by
Republican
Party
at
Their
Convention
Last
Night
CITY,
June
15.
Herbert
Hoover,
of
California,
wartime
ii
I
KANSAS
food
administrator
of
the
United
States
and
for
the
past
pFlITORT
AT
even
years
secretary
of
commerce
under
Presidents
Harding
!
-LJl
JL
VJll.arLi
I
and
Coolidjre,
was
nominated
for
the
presidency
on
the
first
ballot
last
night
at
the
Republic!,
n
National
Convention.
It
was
a
landslide
in
his
favor.
There
was
an
exciting
time
when
the
result
of
the
ballot
was
announced,
even
though
the
choice
of
the
secretary
had
been
a
foregone
conclusion.
The
number
necessary
for
nomination
was
542.
The
ballot
showed
the
following
figures:
noow
;
arr
HORNSBY
OFF
FOR
5
DAYS
IHK4TON
lt
l
HU.I.
btak
IMtXTi:i
t'KOM
HKLli
I
nil
HAD
L'OMit'UT
i
obvicuely
nappy
silence
Herbert
IlKUs
lli;.l)bli
PEN-
i
Hoover
accepted
the
congratulations
of
lnto
elot
''lends
nipon
the
atutnment
vtvru
tun
1-1
jof
the
Republican
presidential
nomlne-
.
..
..
tkxi
but
wltheld
sal
ooanment
and
i-
NBW
YORK.
June
15.
With
aeh
trd
passing
day.
the
triumphant
aong
of
,
,
,;
vilK-PIIBMIlGNT
.he
Red
Bird,
of
Cincinnati
rUtfe
rawre
KAml
ctTT.
June
IB.
Senator
the
of
the
Rational
plainly
upon
ears
chlrtM
Curtis
of
Kansas
was
today
The
staff
la
In
Lesgu
pitching
again
nornnjltr(1
u
MIIMt(
for
Ttw-pml-working
order
and
Manager
Bill
Mc-
t
BepufcUoan
'
puw"
party
'
w
convention
Kechnle.
who
oner
piloted
the
PltU-
J"
TV"
way-hlp.
burg
Pi
rata
to
the
world's
champion-1
now
has
the
Reds
headed
for
the
.
pennant
However,
they
are
only
half
nam
ahead
of
at.
Louis
Cardinals
the
latter
winning
over
Boston
while
Cincinnati
wan
Idle
yesterday.
It
was
the
Cardinals'
twelfth
victory
In
fifteen
Karnes
Umpire
Plirman
was
the
erosive
target
ol
a
barrage
of
pop
bottlea
from
Bo.
ton
fans
after
be
ejected
Roger
Hornaby
from
the
game
for
protesting
at
h
third
called
strike
The
sequel
of
tlx-
affair
oame
today
when
Hornaby
was
ordered
suspended
far
five
days
lor
"inexcusably
wad
conduct
on
the
ball
field
"
New
York
Yankee,
won
a
hard
Usaght
Rnme
from
St.
Louts
Browns
in
the
American
League
nd
Washington
Senator
won
their
seventh
victory
in
eight
.art
by
defeating
Detroit
Tiger
HALIBUT
PRICES
TAKE
SLUMP
TODAY
AS
143,000
LBS.
IS
SOLD
Halibut
prices
took
a
slump
tote
morulas-
when
a
total
of
143.080
v.
an
sold
at
the
exchange,
For
the
.
urhM
of
four
American
vessels
line
an
even
100.000
pounds
from
91c
nd
Ic
to
Sec
and
5c
waa
paid
while
MX
Canadian
boat
received
from
8c
and
4
to
S
ec
and
for
43.000
pounds.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
Columbia.
2I.000
pounds.
Royal
Flan
(.'
.
0.1c
and
ic
Senator.
17
(XX)
pounds.
Canadian
Fleh
Cold
tors."-
Co
.
0.1c
and
6c
dentinal.
82.000
pounds.
Atltn
Plaher-i
for
Ketchikan
delivery.
9.7c
and
6c.
Humner.
90
000
pounds.
Booth
Fleh-erlea.
9JC
and
6c.
Canadian
Royal
lit..
5.000
pcunds.
and
Volunteer.
5.000
pounds.
Atltn
P-beflea.
8c
and
ic.
Mayflower.
6.600
pounds.
Canadian
fish
Cold
Storage
Co
8
5c
and
6c.
D
and
Y..
13,000
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
OoM
Storage
Co..
8c
ami
49.
Joe
DabST,
8.600
pounds.
RSJfSl
Pish
Co
8c
anal
.4c.
Helge
R.,
8,000
pounds.
Atltn
les.
8.8c
and
so.
DR.
VAN
KLEEK
FOR
NORTH
OKANAGAN
VKrtNON.
June
16.
-
Dr
P
D
Vsn
Kleek
has
been
nominated
by
the
Ub-rrnu
of
North
Okanagan.
Dr.
K
C.
Mc-D
inald,
who
wax
defeated
when
given
11
cabinet
position
a
few
years
ago,
declined
to
be
a
candidate
but
pMged
Hi
support
to
Dr
Van
Kleek.
PATERSON
-
CHOSEN
ma
tntin
IIP1
KY
DHL
I
A
L
BtKALD
OLOVSRDALE.
June
16.
A.
D.
Pater-
eon.
member
of
theformer
was
nominated
yesterday
by
the
Liberal,
tu
Delta-
.
-
.
T
L
t
t
T
a
,
I
,
NEW
TELEPHONE
DIUBGTOKY.
I
TTi.
,
4,
The
New
Ttlenhono
Direc-
tory
Is
about
to
be
Issued.
Alipllontions
for
move8,
chants,
or
nsw
listings
for
this
issue
must
be
made
in
writing
to
Telephone
Depart-
ment,
City
Hall,
not
lnUr
than
June
10.
4.
Ourtia
84
Watson
46
Dawes
.
.
4
Oootidge
17
Norris
..
84
Ooff
...
18
Lowden
74
Hughes
1
Not
votltu
S
WA0HINOTON.
June
16
In
a
nusbsd
T
"
fO.lf.UOMl
IIBJMT
Itl.VIHr'.I'
HOOK
or
I'KAYEK
IX
EMILAM)
LONDON,
June
16
By
a
vote
of
866
to
190
the
House
of
Csnunotu
uiln
Miseted
the
vised
prayer
book
of
the
Chureh
of
England.
This
1
tbe
imoa-
revision
that
has
been
proposed
and
was
nandrrated
slightly
from
Use
fttat
but
was
attU
sppwsfl
very
strenuously
by
a
large
sea-
UM.a
the.
House
of
Ouiiuaous
.
TENNIS
CAUSES
MUCH
INTEREST
WITH
HBMI-riN.lLH
NOW
IN
I'HO-(ll(l,
t'M
H
TIWUNKY
I'llOAl'HNSi
IIIWT
NTVtllKB
With
all
events
now
In
the
aeml-ftnal
tagee.
conalderabie
interest
la
being
taken
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Tennis
Club's
first
champeonahlp
tournament
of
tbe
season
Some
excel
lent
events
have
already
been
played
nut
It
Is
amors
than
likely
thaj
the
beat
are
yet
to
come
In
the
remaining
semi-final
and
the
finals
It
is
planned
to
nave
all
the
Utter
played
on
Sunday
slssraoon.
rne
following
seml-flnala
wet
played
yesterday:
Miss
Catherine
Harvey
and
Miss
Davies
beat
Mrs
8
P.
MeMordls
and
Miss
Margaret
Palmer
1-4.
8-9.
9-4
J.
V.
Cllne
and
Poll
Howard
beat
B
J.
Smith
and
H
Porter.
6-8.
8-1.
v.
w
Msrenutte
and
Carl
Brand
beat
Col
MeMerdle
and
Pete
Black.
8-3.
6-1.
X
W.
Marehtette
and
Mrs
h.
l..
Bhadwell
beat
Poll
Howard
and
Mlas
Vera
Smith.
6-3.
9-4
Mrs
H
L.
Bhadwell
and
Mlas
Caroline
Mitchell
beat
Mlas
Vera
Smith
and
Mrs.
H.
J
Bradbury.
8-8.
8-1.
WKONKKOAVK
IMMHN
hMiil-HiwI.
IaMllee'
Slinlsa
.
Mlas
Caroline
Mitchell
beat
Mlas
I
Davies.
8-0,
8-1.
Third
Kound,
Mrn's
Doubles
K
j.
Smith
and
H
Ponsr
boat
F.
jcelin
and
AM.
P.
H.
Uncey.
Tlilnl
KmiihI,
Mrn's
lnglea
j
v.
Clyne
beat
P.
Black.
6-7.
8-8.
Third
Itmiml.
Mlxnl
IXMibles
Mayor
and
Mrs.
S.
P.
MoMordle
bbat
j
underwood
and
Mrs.
H.
J.
Bradbury.
Tlilnl
IUmiiiiI,
.tint's
Pouliles
j
v
Clyne
and
Poll
Howard
beat
J.
Underwood
and
H.
A.
ITyoe.
o-v.
e-i.
The
tournament
in
all
eesttona
la
now
in
the
seml-flnala
.sad
sows
very
interesting
sjefore
Luc
tne
as
flnsls
which
it
is
planned
to
have
...
aiirwiav
"wfiix
iuv
The
following
seml-flnala
are
to
be
played
today:
v..
"TWMrs.
B.
P.
MoMordle
w
M(ralMtte
va.
Carl
!r
TV.
.
1
v
riv
va
mall
Howard.
!
One
.-..-7
V
P.
Mrw
n
Mr
H
L
Bhaawen--wi"
-
pwjmn
g,tUrdy
afternoon
Baeept
during
this
even,
the
urUJ'
Tf
Z
(v,,
wffkud
to
those
desirous
or
prao-
tisiiiR
,UU,R
for
the
finals
on
Sunday.
,
R
constable
Aie
MarUn.
who
HEUDEKT
HdOVKi:.
Secretary
of
Commerce
in
the
United
States
Cabinet,
chosen
as
Republican
candidate
for
the
Presidency.
Chief
Long
on
Witness
Stand
Ml
Day
and
Cross-examined
I
by
McGeer
Regard
to
Affairs
Police
Inquiry
Attain
Mention
Mayor
as
Source
of
Police
laxity
Vancover
and
Police
Head
Defends
Himtelf
AfiCdlJVER.
June
16.
"Wfcen
ilnvor
Tnvlow
talrl
ms
lhmf
a
I
trtBvisiiii
waftUal
the
nrivUKo
of
ooermUnu
aambUrur
!
i
at
04
uerdova
y.reei,
I
told
would
be
pulled
the
same
an
others."
declared
Chief
of
Police
LorrrwWc,,vhd
hown
5
9p,t"'
of
at
the
inquiry
yesterday.
The
chief
declared
he
was
astounded
andjhl,,ld"ng
the
buln
.untry
1927.
I
wonder.d
if
the
msyor',,
uiiucrwuriu
-nu
nu
nircuu
u
n
result.
"Htiven't
you
your.seil'
complained
to
the
mayor
that
he
would
not
let
you
do
what
you
wanted?
.
Didn't
ycu
say
on
orw
occasion
"Oh.
If
the
maycr
would
only
leave
us
alone?"
asked
A.
H.
McNeUl.
commission
coun-
I
"Yea."
replied
the
chief.
"1.
think
tbe
mayor
waa
Inclined
to
let
gambling
run
too
wild
There
is
no
question
about
that
It.
hampered
our
work,
especially
with
heavy
crimes
tn
the
fall
of
1937
He
wculd
send
for
me
from
time
to
time
and
order
me
to
get
alter
the
major
crimes
"
:
In
the
afternoon
the
chief
waa
again
m
the
Stand
and
aald
be
did
not
be-
lieve
protection
money
bad
been
paid
to
police
officers
to
allow
gstnbllnr;
houses
to
eperate
The
chMumsunce-s
surround-
ing
ine
operation
01
aucn
places
m-
veribed
repestedly
as
very
unusual"
and
vs
k
K,s4br4
6i
.ukiifiillHaiii
,
anb
.
"re
"
"
on
the
part
of
the
morality
de-
f
part
ment.
Chief
Louk
waa
on
the
wltnes
stand
lor
simj.1
n"r'
was
.uo-
lectea
to
tne
nst
isrueiimx
crease-,
amlnatlon
of
the
Inquiry
during
the
af-
ternoon
by
a
O
MeOeer
KC.
counsel,
for
Police
Commifsloner
Lennle.
Oeorgeson.
arrived
at
7
o'clock
this
Witness
declared
that
at
the
end
of
morning
from
the
south
and
sailed
1887
he
had
placed
two
extra
men
on
.con
thereafter
for
tne
Baas
River
the
morality
aquad
to
close
gambling
whence
she
is
due
to
return
here
to-hrusas.
morrow
morning
to
aall
at
7
am.
on
MoOeer
remarked
to
Commissioner
ber
return
south.
Dr.
Wrinch
Nominated
Yesterday
at
Enthusiastic
Terrace
with
Premier
Present
June
16.
Yesterday
afternoon
the
Skeena
District
TEKKAGE,
Liberal
Convention
unanimously
chose
Dr.
II.
C.
Wrinch
of
Hazelton
as
their
candidate
to
contest
the
riding
In
their
interests
at
the
forthcoming
provincial
election.
Premier
MacLean
and
Hon.
T.
O.
Pattullo
were
present
and
much
enthusiasm
was
shown.
In
the
absence
of
the
district
president,
K.
T.
Kontiey
was
chosen
chairman
of
the
convention
and
there
wore
41
delegates
present
representing
every
section
of
the
constituency.
After
the
regular
routine
business
ol.
the
gathering
nasi
been
attended
to.
Dr.
Wrlneh
was
omlnersirt
by
.
..Mf-aheH
Bale
of
.eastjttista
and
seconded
by
Mr
iaofxSMHtvaV.Mcb
dng
a
brief
speeeb
The
dtoyss
,,.niJ
unanimous
and
Use
dosser
was
Iftven.ao
ovatun
which
lasted
several
minutes.
In
accepting
the
nomination
Dr.
Wrinch
said
he
considered
it
was
an
honor
to
servo
the
constituency
and
especially
was
this
second
nomination
acceptable
beeeuae
on
tbe
former
occasion
he
wtix
untried
whsrea
today
after
four
years'
service
aa
a
legislator
he
had
been
chosen
aa
a
result
of
his
record.
Premier
MacLean.
who
with
Mr
Pattullo
arrived
on
the
train
about
three
o'clock
received
a
very
hearty
welcome
from
the
delegates
on
entering
the
hall
and
.liter
the
nomination
lit
congratu
-
U.S.
PRESIDENT
mm
If
the
Chinamjn
operated
he
policy
had
become
known
to
the
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from
the
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of
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th.
kk.
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th.
fund
unt
tne
nX
,
w
e
Prsnk
Amor,
areury
of
the
chief,
h.d
hlm
tjM,
ngluutlnn
nt
,h
orlBtn
at
the
funds.
No
bmihv
hul
rvtr
turned
,Uo
the
rui
that
he
km,w
of
wnere
tlfre
,
any
hope
of
nrTM.utlon
,nr
Ullloll
steam,r
cardena.
CaoUln
B.
Convention
at
In
ted
the
convention
on
the
choice
they
had
made
and
ststed
that
no
man
In
the
Legislature
made
a
greater
imprea-
ilsn
when
he
spoke
than
did
Dr.
He
spok.on
,oraatlpjt,fi
mm
v"
,atnw..j
N..
..
tnelr
ownership
in
qaicago.and
Ngrtn-Mr,
Pattullo
spoke
briefly,
eulogising
western
is
nearly
as
lanfe
English.1
the
choice
of
the
convention
and
men-
French.
Canadian.
Dutch
and
American
tlonlng
the
esteem
In
which
be
-waa
women
are
the
moat
numerous
holders
held
by
the
government.
The
doctor
,
af
Canadian
Pacific
"
was
a
man
who
wculd
grace
any
cabinet
1
Other
delegates
spoke
briefly,
all
ex-
preaslns
optimism
aa
to
the
outcome
on
July
IB
Favorable
reports
from
all
parts
of
the
ndlng
were
given
and
the
convention
closed
at
alx
o'clock.
MIsk
Anna
Rorvlk
arrived
In
the
city
oil
the
Prluw
Rupert
this
morning
j
from
Vancouver
and
will
pay
a
visit
to
'
icial
irlends.
Premier
MacLean
Gets
a
Splendid
Reception
From
Terrace
People
One
of
Largest
Political
Meetings
on
Record
last
Night
at
Interior
Centre
to
Hear
Government
Head
June
to.
rremier
JiacLean
snoite
nere
last
evening
TKKKAL'E,
at
0111
ol
the
largest
political
meetinK.s
eer
held
in
Terrace.
'I'i-,.
T..tt"i,0
tliMiiifA
ivuu
tuntti
tn
thj
rlmira
und
thn
npulrAira
wert
iiivi-i.
a
sjilendid
ovation.
The
Premier
said
it
was
necessary
as
well
as
a
plea.su
re,
to
visit
the
various
part.-
of
the
province
and
meet
the
residents
ax
he
realized
that
in
order
to
give
the
best
service
he
needed
to
know
the
outlying
districts
and
to
understand
their
problems.
He
said
he
came
for
two
purposes,
to
discuss
general
problems
and
in
support
of
Dr.
Wrinch,
whom
he
described
as
one
the
best
men
In
the
Legislature
He
a
.
.a:d
he
had
t,he
necessary
qualifications
.hicn
to
make
a
good
legislator
.une.y.
anility,
Intelligence,
experience
1;
d
'our.d
judgment
In
tr?
13
years
!e
had
bven
In
the
gcvernment
no
new
."3ii
(i?u
made
a
better
impression
than
J:
Wnnch
and
he
h(.ped
for
support
murn;ng
huu
Isr
the
coming
(term
jf
Premier
then
discussed
govern-
.
:.i
probleais
at
seme
length,
drawing
1
c.m;).irlou
between
condltloiu
now
:id
during
the
y:ars
preceding
1616
hen
ho
claimed
there
was
mu;h
un-..i;vL
yiac.it.
fctrlfe
between
capital
and
bor
ni
capital
coming
In
en
account
f
pjor
credit,
and
other
reasons.
The
:re
-,0X1.1(1
flr.anrlal
policy
was
at-.ractlng
much
capital
and
natural
re
sources
were
being
developed
as
neve:
be'ire
He
answered
criticism
levelled
a'-the
government
and
numerated
the
principal
ways
In
Which
tbe
Increase
In
tbe
national
debt
had
been
used.
Improvements
tn
labor
conditions
and
tr
relations
between
labor
and
capita.
were
stressed
and
he
cloced
with
another
appeal
In
favor
of
Dr.
VTrlnch.
Dr.
Wrinch
spoke
briefly,
as
he
aald
he
would
be
in
Terrace
again
shortly
but
wished
to
thank
tbe
people
for
thatr
support
at
the
laat
election.
He
expressed
appreciation
sf
the
honor
con
ferred
on
htm
earlier
in
the
day
in
(nominating
him
as
tstrat
bearer
for
another
term.
Be
appealed
to
the
peo-
9nm
Mflf
to
erftae,
taaveby
assisting
In
returning
a
government
Jg
TorD,u"
T
T'ZZZ
whoi(,
work
4polw
of
m
the
mcat
Rowing
terms
He
said
he
was
highly
'
respected
in
the
Legislature
and
waa
n
great
piwer
In
the
councils,
where
he
took
a
firm
and
strong
stand
He
had
fathered
resolution
fcr
health
Insurance
and
maternity
benefits
and
asked
that
he
be
given
a
chance
to
carry
them
cut.
He'
also
spoke
of
Dr.
Mac-Lean
as
making
such
a
splendid
leader
and
expressed
entire
confidence
ln
the
election
results
He,
too.,
said
he
would
be
ln
Terrace
again
when
he
would
outline
a
policy
of
development
tn
the
district.
The
speakers
and
visiting
delegates
were
bauquetted
at
tbe
close
of
the
meeting.
U.S.
WOMEN
ARE
WEALTHY
MANY
OF
THE
NTOfKN
IIKt.ll
IN
THAT
OOl'NTKY
AUE
IIY
UEAKKK
KK
NEW
YORK.
June
IS
-The
estimate
that
there
are
5.000.000
women
epecu-lators
ln
the
United
8tates
who
have
accounts
with
brokerage
firms
has
led
some
of
the
cynical
to
say
It
Is
the
end
t
the
bull
market.
Actually
this
lact
Is
only
a
minor
by-product
of
the
increasing
power
of
American
women,
according
to
a
publication
by
Sulibacher.
Oranger
St
Co.
Tbe
feminine
half
of
the
population
learned
the
lesson
of
the
Liberty
loan
campaigns,
and
out
of
20.000.000
ln-vrstorn
In
the
country
now
It
Ik
estimated
one-quarter
of
them
are
women.
"In
many
of
the
soundest
and
largsat
of
American
corporations
today
there
are
more
women
than
men
stockholders
surprising
as
that
may
seem."
the
iev.,
v.
:.
"It
Is
true
of
the
American
Telephone
and
Telegraph,
of
the
Pennsylvania
Railroad
and
many
other
companies.
Women
own
mom
than
41.-000.000
shares
of
AT
and
L'.wlth
a
market
value
of
more
than
tew.009.800.
"They
comprise
S8
per
cent
of
the
atecKholdert,
of
Ihe
Union
Pacific,
owning
stock
with
a
value
In
excess
of
aiianmonn
Nenriv
hair
nf
u
atnek-
oI
iMfm
Pacific
are
womeu.
Tbe
6M0
momtn
wt)
owrr-sw.eaa).
.hs.
of
siouihen.
.,
ReOwv
bane
tcrh.,ali.M.0J).0O0.
while
Xbe
Baaseiurer
list
aboard
the
CP
R
am
Princess
Louise
this
morning
mcludexl
a
party
of
some
thirty
or
forty
Ontario
tourists
many
of
them
from
the
neighborhood
of
Brantford.
who
are
gotng
through
to
Dawson
J
R
Mclntyre
of
the
Alberui
Wheat
Pool
rlevniui
staff
met
the
group
and
the
grnln
plant
was
one
of
the
points
of
'interest
lu
the
city
which
U.i:y
visited.
STOLE
BONDS
AT
VANCOUVER
UlUTKEN
TIKII'N.tMt
D()LL.tIW
IVOKTII
TAKEN
I1Y
l'tltMAN
I.V
ItsM
VANCOUVBR.
June
IS
A.
E.
Per-
ex-custodlan
of
the
Vancouver
Safety
Deposit
Vault
Company,
caused
a
sensation
In
the
police
oourt
yesterday
while
being
c
roes-examined
by
counsel
for
J.
MeD.
Orosart
who
is
charged
with
the
theft
at
twenty
thou-
aina
dollars
worth
of
bonds,
tbe
pro
perty
of
J.
MeNeely.
He
admitted
he
.Hd
stolen
two
lota
of
bonds
worth
13X00
in
1JU4.
Persian
recently
pleaded
guilty
to
duplicity
in
tbe
theft
with
which
rcaart
Is
now
charged
and
la
crown
This
theft
occurred
in
1837.
MOLLA
MALLORY
IS
DEFEATED
ENOLtMCN
WlllllTtl.W
VVV
TEAM
TOOK
TWO
M.tTMIEM
TO
O.NE
OVKIt
I
TOHAY
WIBLEDON.
June
15
England
Wlghtman
Cup
team
took
tbe
lead
in
two
matches
to
one
over
the
United
States
holders
of
tbe
trophy
today.
Mlas
Eileen
Bonnet
defeated
Mrs.
Molla
Mallory
6-1.
8-8.
Miss
Helen
Wills
defeated
Mm.
M.
Hclcroft
Wataon
8-1.
6-8.
Miss
Brmuntrude
Harvey
and
Mlas
Peggy
8a
under
sd
ef
aa
ted
Miss
Eleanor
Ooaa
and
-Mlas
Helen
Jacobs
6-4,
8-1.
MAGISTRATE
HAD
NO
AUTHORITY
CLAIMED
CONVICT
THREE
MEN
VICTORIA,
June
13
Claiming
that
Magistrate
C.
Price
of
Chemalnua
has
bren
acting
without
lawful
authority
slnoe
1983
when
the
constituency
of
Oowlohan
waa
abolished
by
a
merger
with
Newcastle.
C
H.
O
'Hallo
ran
yea-lerday
applied
to
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
McDonald
of
tbe
supreme
court
for
a
decree
nisi
setting
aside
the
conviction
in
June
S
of
Jacobaon.
Leong
and
Crucll
on
a
liquor
charge.
The
court
ordered
tbe
Maglatrate
to
submit
a
sutemont
of
facta
aa
to
hla
authority.
granda!terTf"
oddfellows
chosen
and
rebekah's
head
OHOJWACK
June
18.
J.
T.
Mo-Donald
of
Vancouver
waa
elected
Orand
Maater
of
tbe
Oddfellows
Orand
Lodge
if
British
Columbia
yesterday
Kam-
cp
was
chosen
for
the
nest
convention.
Slater
Atkins
of
Vancouver
waa
chosen
president
of
tbe
WKATIIKIt
KBI'OHT
Prince
Rupert
Cloudy,
calm;
temperature,
so.
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