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latest
and
best
for
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and
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457
VrtJ
XVIII.
No.
1(tf:
I
Price
Five
Centr
PniNCK
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY.
JULY
10,
1928
Logging
Operations
Begi
Big
American
Concern
for
Involving
the
logging
off
of
many
square
miles
of
virgin
timber
limits
up
the
Ecstall
Itiver,
which
flows
Into
the
Skecna
near
port
Essington,
and
the
establishment
of
a
sawmill
which
will
be
lined
primarllyUo
cut
clear
spruce
squares
for
shipment
to
New
lork
and
other
Eastern
points,
another
large
new
timber
under
taking
for
the
district
closely
adjacent
to
Prince
Itupert
is
already
undt'i-
way
for
two
wealthy
capitalists
R.
Armstrong
of
Keewana,
Michigan,
and
II.
Black
of
New
York
City
who
hold
extensive
lim--
n
the
Ecstall
River
and
see
in
their
development
an
opportunity
partic
ipate
in
an
active
market
for
airplane
spruce.
On
a
tract
up
Blf
Palls
Qreek,
flow
UADM17DQ
WAMT
l
niviiiLiivu
unm
LOWER
DUTIES
hT.DITTION
OX
I'OIITY
ITEM
DEMANDED
AMI
IVOU.D
A
1(01
E
TIIEIH
CANE
OTTAWA.
July
U
The
United
Ftumrrr.
of
Stskatcbewsn
demand
a
iiiu-iion
of
the
customs
duties
on
'
items.
Fumnce
Minister
Bobb
says
the
appU-.t
in
is
too
genera!
for
treatment
by
if
Tariff
Board
but
the
farmers
i
;
k
to
their
demand
that
the
wholt
Miction
be
opened
before
the
customs
r
;rUHHl.
PONTOONS
TO
BE
USED
SALVAGING
DAUNTLESS
WASHINGTON.
July
10.
The
navy
:ir
-merit
acceded
to
the
request
of
Biitlnh
Oovemment
for
the
loan!
powerful
pontoons
to
be
used
In
.
:
1
1
k
the
cruiser
Dauntless
aground
Halifax,
srbor
I'r'tat'f
1
.
Terrible
Lightning
in
Ontario
Kills
Three
People
and
Injures
Several
Others
at
Petawawa
I'KTAWAWA
CAMP,
Onl.,
July
10.
Major
M.
O'Halloran
and
l..tn-
Sergeant
A.
T.
Goudy
were
killed
when
lightning
struck
the
i
H
Id
guns
during
battery
practice
yesterday.
Sergeant
F.
Ferry
v,i.
burned
and
F.
W.
Dyson
was
killed
Sunday
whon
lightning
Mmk
the
stable.
O'Halloran
and
Goudy
were
from
Montreal.
I
-i,n
was
from
Kingston.
When
the
storm
broke
shortly
before
three
o'clock
yesterday
..tii
rnoon
the
seventh
field
battery
was
manoeuvring
about
for
tar-r
'
practice
with
big
guns
and
had
just
dismounted
when
the
storm
rote
to
violent
heights.
RUNONRUFUS
ARGENTA
STOCK
IHTV-MX
TIIOt'HAMl
MIAUEN
I
V
LOADED
YrWTEKDAY
AND
I'KICE
DHOFS
T
.t.1
VANCOUVER,
July
10.
Rufua
Ar-'
'iita.
with
a
turnover
ot
SS.ooo
shsrts
Ktcidsy
under
profit-making
pressure.
'
.M-d
at
J,
down
ntneleen-and-a-i.
i.i
pomu
from
the
opening.
'Pic
rvason
tor
this
getting
out
from
1'iiiiir
art
not
quite
understood.
lt-i
'
report
trosn
Stewart
state
that
tiiKiiK-ris
and
Official
connected
with
"
D'ly-Qemrtl
Interesu,
which
havf
hr
property
Under
option,
left
there
recently
without
making
public
their
intent
Kim
or
decisions
although
It
Is
h"1
timt
they
were
well
pleard
with
property
and
thai
other
officials
'
iiiii
lie
on
the
ground
within
thr
1
1
month
CATHOLICS
IN
MEXICO
TAKEN
1'itiKHT
ahhhhti:d
FOU
IITTINIl
vr
ALT
A
It
IN
HIS
IIOMK
PUEPAUA-TDHV
,
TO
JJAyiN'W.
MAS?
MUUCO
CXtV,
July
lb.--Beort
pblieo
"i
ested
fifty
Catholics
InelUdlitg
rather
Rodart,
who
had
an
altar
fitted
'
l
In
his
private
residence
prepara-'
ry
to
saying
mass.
He
was
charged
"h
violating
the
religious
lawi
of
die
country.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
McKwen.
ao-nipanled
by
their
guests.
Mrs.
E.
MiBrearty
and
Mra.
J.
Wlckham
of
Montreal,
sailed
last
night
on
the
Prlnee
Charts
to
make
the
round
trip
ie
art,
Anyo
and
Massett
Inlet
Mill
to
be
Setetk
ing
turto
the
SaUtU
tnmn
the
east,
some
thirty
miles
long
and
as
wide
as
eight
miles,
consisting
of
ten
Umber
limits,
preparatory
work
has
already
been
started
with
Harry
Scott,
formerly
of
Captain's
Cove.
In
eharge
and
about
ten
men
employed
There
Is
much
Isrie
and
exceptionally
clear
spruce
Umber
in
this
area
and
the
country
Is
almost
level,
condition
being
generally
favorable
for
logging.
It
is
tfwj
intention
to
float
the
logs
down
Big
FalU
Greek
to
the
Big
Falls
where
they
would
be
skidded
on
a
saute
down
the
Null
Into
the
Eestall
River.
There
are
mUUons
of
feet
of
fine
timber
in
1
this
one
tract.
It
runs
probably
;
seventy-five
per
oent
spruce
with
the
lemslader
hemlock
and
balsam.
The
same
Interests
are
also
reported
to
be
contemplating
the
logging
of
another
large
tract
south-and
further
up
the
Ecstall
River
in
the
(
vicinity
of
Muddy
Greek
Next
year.
It
Is
said,
four
or
five
camps
wUl
have
bees
established
wKh
yapwaSds
of
100
men
employed.
Mr.
Armstrong
and
Mr.
Black,
who
were
In
the
district
recently,
are
expected
back
here
from
the
East
In
August.
It
Is
possible
that
the
site
wUl
then
be
selected
for
the
sawmill
which
will
cut
th
logs
Into
squsre.
Meantime.
Iigglng
operations
will
be
instituted
as
soon
as
pqsslMa.
O'Halloran.
the
Officer
commanding,
was
standing
in
the
open
field
when
a
streak
of
lightning
ripped
open
the
sky.
He
was
directly
in
1U
path
and
fell
dead.
In
the
meantime
Sergeant
Ooudy
was
struck
by
another
flash
in
another
part
cf
the
field.
Quarter
Dan
Oooaucrwood
of
To-
ronton
had
two
narrow
escape.
He
was
with
Ounner
Dyson
whan
that
soldier
was
struck
dead
and
the
horse
near
him
also
was
kUled.
Yesterday
Oonquerwoosl
was
holding
the
horse
which
was
standing
near
O'Halloran.
He
was
burned
about
the
legs
and
neck
and
was
suffering
greaUy
from
shock
but
la
showing
Improvement.
On
Sunday
Mies
Theo
Tamblyn.
daughter
of
Col.
D
8.
Tamblyn
of
Kingston,
while
getting
a
drink
from
a
up
was
so
severely
shaken
by
lightning
that
it
took
several
hours
before
he
recovered
consciousness.
Oaptaln
J.
A.
union,
m
cnergv
m
the
medical
department,
was
inrown
eight
feet
and
stunned
for
a
few
mo
ments
when
lightning
struck
the
tele
phone
line
he
was
using.
WOULD
ALTER
BYLAW
ON
THEATRE
SEATING
Aid.
Collar!
Introduced
Amendment
at
lt
Nljht'i
Council
Meeting
Aid
Oollart.
at
last
night's
council
meeting.
Introduced
a
bylaw
to
amend
Bylaw
182
covering
tho
arrangement
of
scatt,
in
theatres.
It
suggests
that
seven.
-scat
frtm
atslea
be
allowed
in-
iMd
of
six
as
Is
now
provided.
Aid
Oollart
explained
that
the
change
would
hrln
the
municipal"
bylaw
in
this
re-
lpeet
in
agrmnt
wltn
Pror,nc1
ststutes
which
hsd
oeeu
cu.
th.
nit
brlsw
was
msde
In
1910.
AW.
Prudhomme
stated
that
he
would
like
time
to
consider
the
matter
Inquired
If
there
should
and
Aid.
Brown
,
km
notire
of
motion
in
dealing
with
iMh
matters
wlllUiR
to
have
the
am
collart
wns
matter
referred
to
the
BuUdlug
Com
mission
which
wns
clone.
Site
x
Soon
GIBSON
ASKED
TO
BE
RECTOR
SMITIIKItS
fLEKfiYMAN
INVITED
TO
TAKK
(
IIAIM.K
or
CATIILDKAL
IILKF.
SLCt'EEDINU
ItlSIIOI'-ELECT
The
congregation
of
St.
Andrew
An-
IgUean
Cathedral,
at
a
meeting
last
ulghi,
decided
to
Invite
Rev.
J.
B.
Olb-son
of
Smith
to
become
the
new
rector
of
the
Cathedral
succeeding
Arch
deacon
Q.
A.
Itlx,
who
wlU
be
ordatnei
in
the
feU
as
the
new
biebop
of
CalaisHrcumasiee
donla.
A
communication
was
sent
this
morning
to
Mr.
Otbson
asking
him
to
accept
the
appointment
but,
up
to
this
afternoon,
no
reply
had
been
received
from
him
.
The
choice
cf
Mr
aibson
to
become
tbe
new
rector
here
will
be
generally
popular.
He
has
been
located
at
8ml
then
for
the
past
few
years
before
going
to
the
Interior
town,
at
Anyrx.
He
is
well
known
In
Prince
Rupert
snd
has
often
conducted
services
In
the
Cathedral.
OTTAWA
STRUCK
BY
BIG
STORM
IK.'II.DINU
HTItlCK
IIY
Mti.ltTNINO
AND
I'EDri-E
NTl
NNED
ItLT
MINE
KILLED
OTTAWA.
July
10
Ottawa
and
drf
diet
arms
atnsok
by
u
siatTtrteal
atom
pttwqra
oy
a
iirty
mue
an
nour
gae
feast
evening,
which
stunned
a
number
of
person!
but
there
were
no
deaths.
Buildings
were
struck
and
a
roof
carried
away
while
billboard,
tires
and
outbuilding
were
knocked
down.
Tele
graph
snd
telephone
services
were
tenv
porartly
put
-
mil
of
eooualsslon.
britishIsles
winner
of
cup
BI&JtY
CAMP.
July
10
The
Mother
Country
team
representing
the
British
Isles
with
an
aggregate
of
1094
won
the
Imperial
Krlopors
Cup
today.
Canada,
tbe
holder
of
the
cup
for
the
past
threo
years,
oamo
second
with
10S
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
TODAYJ33,700
LBS.
American
Clipper.
BsVOO
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
St
Cold
Storage
Co
,
BSc
and
5c
Helgeland.
M.000
pounds.
Booth
Ftsh-erles.
lie
awl
So.
Jack.
9409
pounds,
AUln
Fisherlcv
lir
snd
Sc.
I18T.
8JO0
pounds.
Booth
Flsheflea.
He
and
6c
Caiudlnu
Scrub,
10.000
pounds.
AUln
Fisheries,
Jc
and
6c
Southend.
ltjOQO
pounds.
Canadian
Pish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
8
3c
and
8c.
AURORA
BOREALIS
WAS
ACTIVE
IN
THIS
CITY
AND
TIED
UP
WIRES
The
Aurora
Borealls
which
was
re
ported
yesterday
to
have
Interfered
With
telegraphic
communications
In
the
east,
was
very
active
here
Satur
day
night
tying
up
the
local
)
terns
so
that
It
was
almost
Impossible
to
get
a
message
through.
For
oight
hours
the
natural
electric
currents
held
sway
but
toward
morning
It
abatWand
all
ftlilMlf
Ih.
Iln
tji
WIhhIiwj
thtt
.
aI
A
graph
officials
from
the
sWrtdjnt
down
workrcsi'!i
arWgit)riird1w
order-fo
leaJiuS
UAlMAuhiVX.
tion
of
business.
Jin
Th
life
story
of
Rev.
W.
H.
Pierce,
well
known
United
Church
clergyman
at
Port
Eeaington,
is
told
In
an
In
terestlng
manner
by
A.
K.
ttoberts
In
an
Interesting
article
on
the
church
page
of
last
Saturday's
Vancouver
Province.
Mrs.
George
C.
Payne,
wife
ot
one
of
the
company
physlclana
at
AnyoXi
is
a
passenger
aboard
the
Oatala
todaw
bound
for
Vancouver
on
a
holiday
visit.
FISHERMAN
ON
BOAT
GASSED
L
LVO
MTOYCIC
KXriKED
YESTERDAY
MOIIMMI
WHILE
tOMI.VO
LT
IKO.M
.
VAVCOtVEK
The
man's
death,,
having
evidently
'cn
due
to
suffocation
by
gas
fumes,
he
Vancouver
sejneboet
Kobe,
arriving
Km
the
south
last
night,
turned
over
to
the
provincial
police
the
remains
f
Evo
Stoyeic.
Vancouver
salmon
fisherman,
who
had
u
expired
yesterday
nornlng
as
the
boat
wss
in
Orenrtlle
Channel
bound
here.
The
Kobe
and
another
aelneboat
Ozuma
V
were
lathed
t-
gciher
and
at
7
o'clock
yesterday
nv
ruing
the
dead
man
Is
reported
to
have
climbed
from
the
Kobe
to
Mm
tttumi
Abjut
two
hours
later
be
wwr
found
dead
sitting
In
the
gas
Imnid
washroom
of
the
Ozuma
Efforts
to
bring
about
artifi
cial
respiration
proved
of
no
avail.
The
matter
wu
rerxwted?
to
the
Dolioe
oon
as
tbe
boat
arrived
here
and
Oon-
stable
Thomas
Cam
investigated
the
An
-pnqw.ry
was
held
htodiy
by
Owoner
Ncpnan
A.
Watt
who
satisfied
hlnMelf.
tizX
the
circumstances
tiendlnz
the
fatattty
were
entirely
ac-
ddeatal.
i
Stoyeic
was
about
thirty
years
of
age
and
Is
understood
to
be
survived
by
a
widow
In
Vancouver.
Funeral
arrange-
Mlas
Margaret
Oilehr'st
sailed
test
rvnt
am
in
the
.bands
of
the
8
C.
nlrht
on
tbe
Prince
Chsrles
for
Mas-Undertakers,
sett.
Story
of
Suffering
of
Marooned
Men
from
ithe
Wrecked
Airship
Italia
on
ijke
Floe
Indicates
Partial
Insanity
STOCKHOLM.
July
10.
Five
survivors
of
the
wretked
airship
Italia
marooned
on
an
ice
floe
are
ill
with
feter'and
most
of
them
show
fgnB
of
partial
insanity,
according
to
word
from
the
Swedish
ntfcue
ship
Quest
Lieut
LuDdberg,
who
was
marooned
on
the
ice
near
Foyne
Island
with
Uieni
for
eighteen
days,
said
his
stay
was
terrifying.
Since
Luiidberg
was
rescued
last
Friday
there
has
been
no
radra
wntact
hlh0
marooaed
mao.
OfMrT
ISSllltW
thitr1fiafWiIW3
racrftonfHct
"with
reports
of
the
disaster
given
out
by
General
Kobile.
FOUR
KILLED
BY'A'MANIAC
WOMAN.
IILK
HON
AND
TWO
HIKED
MUX
ALL
HIIOT
TIMlOKill
HEAD
LAHT
KVKNINO
LAST
VICTIM
SUSl'FXTEI)
NO
CUE
HO
FAR
TO
IDENTITY
Or'
MI
HIIIK
1UT
TIIOH1IIT
Tt)
HE
MIKED
MAN
MANVILLS.
Alta..
July
10.
Mrs.
Jlrnry
Boocher.
her
son
Fred
and
twu
Mred
men
Oabrtel
orumiey
ana
uui
the
last
named
unknown)
were
shot
wd
killed
In
their
farm
home
last
eve
ning.
Two
young
daughters
are
ir.
Uanvtlle.
Vernon,
the
twenty
year
old
son.
was
distance
from
tbe
house,
lit
beam
shots,
raced
home
and
louna
tbe
mother
at
the
dlnlag
room
table
load,
shot
in
the
back
of
the
head
w4th
another
through
the
mouth,
Fred
was
lying
across
the
kitchen
floor,
also
shot
la
ths
back
of
the
bead
With
another
in
the
mouth.
Summoning
Dr.
Ileatllp
from
Man-
rtlle.
the
latter
Investigating
found
BUI
dead
in
tbe
bunkhoase.
shot
under
the
chin.
Constable
Olsen
from
Vermillion.
reaching
the
scene
found
Orumiey
lead
on
the
floor
of
the
barn,
shot
t.
the
back
of
the
head.
Tbe
doctor
and
the
police
be
lieve
Bill
to
have
been
tbe
last
killed.
They
think
a
maniac
responsible.
It
would
appear
that
tho
slayer
walked
through
the
front
of
the
house
and
shot
Mrs.
Booher,
then
Fred.
Ap
pnrerrtly
he
then
walked
to
tbe
barn
where
he
disposed
of
OrunUey.
Then
he
came
upon
BUI
asleep
In
Ills
bunk
snd
shot
him.
The
police
are
working
cn
the
sup
position
that
the
hired
man
Bill
may
have
committed
the
triple
murder
and
hen
ahot
himself
'A
PUBLIC
MEETING
Will
be
held
iri
Moose
Hall
on
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
U,
at
8
p.m.
and
will
be
addressed
by
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
Attorney
Everyone
welcome.
ARE
SADDLING
SOUTHWARD
TO
MEXICAN
GULF
EDMONTON
July
7.
Edmonton
people
will
watch
with
Interest
the
pro-
j
greas
of
two
young
men
who
left
here
s
few
days
ago
In
a
canoe
bound
for!
Hie
Oulf
of
Merleo
by
the
water
route,
i
John
Nolan
and
Bobbie
Copeman
are
row
well
on
their
way
down
the
Saskatchewan
and
win
make
their
way
v.
the
Mississippi
snd
fallow
it
f
did
Mark
Twain's
famous
boy
heroes.
The
cance
was
named
"Canadian
'
nri.hf.-
Maw
Tlllfv
tK
rhlf
Af
oiice
nd
the
secretary
of
the
Board
f
Trade
saw
them
off
and
many
photographs
were
taken
by
friends
and
publicity
men.
N
ALTITUDE
RECORD
CAR
I
1PUT
PI
UIP
"
j
ROCIU33TER.
July
10.
Lady
Heath
accAtopaoled,
by
Miss
CecUe
O
Brten
t-
day
created
what
la
claimed
Is
a
atw
.
altitude
record
for
a
light
metal
sea-
j
plane,
reaching
a
height
of
13,400
feet,
j
-
I
FINAL
WEEK
OF
CAMPAIGN
Larqe
and
Enthusiastic
(lath-erin?
at
Liberal
Headquarters
Lines
up
Work
There
was
a
large
and
enthusiastic
gathering
of
Tattullo
supporters
in
the
Liberal
committee
rooms
last
night
for
the
purpose
of
completing
arrangements
for
the
carrying
out
of
the
final
week
of
the
campaign.
Many
workers
have
voluntarily
offered
their
assistance
in
various
ways
and,
generally,
much
enthusiasm
prevails.
From
various
quarters
reports
indicate
that
there
will
he
a
larger
majority
than
ever
for
the
gov
ernment
candidate
next
Wed-day.
FRITZ
TURNER
IS
COMMITTED
VICTORIA,
July
10-
Fritz
Tumor
was
committed
for
trial
for
the
murder
of
Thomas
Ohrtstisnson
at
Ocean
Falls
on
July
8
at
the
preliminary
hearing
at
Ocean
Falls
yesterday,
sooordmf
to
word
received
here
from
Inspector
Bptller.
WAR
YETERAN
DIES
AT
EDMONTON
TODAY
EDMONTON.
Julv
10.
A
veteran
of
the
South
African
war
and
the
Bell
rebellion
and
former
assistant
commissioner
of
the
R.CMP
.
Col.
F.
"
R
Demers.
63
yearn
of
age.
la
dead.
He
waa
born
at
Berthler,
Quebec
General
Seat
reserved
for
Indie.
Conservative
Speakers
Flay
the
Government
of
B.C.
and
Ask
Support
Captain
George
Mack
and
Former
Mayor
of
Vancouver
Address
Meeting
in
Moose
There-were
just
two
speakers
at
the
political
meeting
in
Moose
nar
ia
,t
night
in
the
interests
of
the
candidature
of
James
II.
Thomnson.
Conservative.
J.
C.
Brady
and
the
candidate
being
out
campaigning
elsewhere.
George
T.
S.
Baxter,
at
one
time
mayor
dressea
and
the
audience
was
speaker.
i
were
introuucea
by
u.
l.
smart,
cnairman.
Referring
to
the
fact
that
federal
members
were
taking
part
in
a
provincial
election.
Captain
Black
said
he
was
not
concerned
whether
Premier
MacLean
liked
it
or
not.
It
was
true,
as
the
Premier
said,
thats-
tbe
t
vemment
might
be
likened
to
the
directors
af
a
big
corporation,
with
the
taparn
as
the
(hareholdera.
If
this
were
an
ordinary
meeting
of
aharehold-
era.
b.w
ahust
the
flaaacaj?
This
government
had
bezn
in
power
twelve
years.
During
that
time
it
had
been
in
tbe
main
the
same
government.
j
Captain
Black
then
went
Into
the
matter
of
finances,
criticising
a
pamph-i
let
gitten
out
By
the
government
fori
advertising
the
province
and
claiming
that
It
was
lust
a
political
pamablet.
The
government
had
admitted
that
the
;
Bet
debt
of
the
province
wss
S88.000.000
d
the
gr
-.
deb:
lOa.138.0O0.
The,
d'scrapancy
between
this
and
what
was
(published
in
the
pamphlet
was
abcutim
a
raVi
14100.000
Shareholders
should
not
oon-,
ttnue
directors
In
office
with
such
!
stretched
their
lesd
to
four
and
a
discrepancy.
Since
the
government
Wmn
games.
Burleigh
Crimes
wss
the
keen
in
power
there
had
been
spent
in
11
approximately
1
2304)00
XXX)
This
would
nat
be
so
bad
if
there
was
some-
thing
to
show
for
the
money.
However,;
moat
of
It
went
In
ill-considered
111.
administered
schemes
such
as
the
Sumas
raslamatton
scheme
which
cost
over
tour
muliona
and
the
Oliver
oolomaatlon
scheme
which
was
hopetass
failure.
mok
or
wa
vmaa
sum
was
afecn
X
neip
political
frteasK
TJUsJcBtw
ttjaas
soji
In
Ttfls
d4rtrlct.,
96hie
"cf
llKui
were
paid
MO
per
cent
more
than
tbe
con
tract
price.
The
speaker
aaM
he
dldi
not
say
Brltuh
Columbia
i-had
i
gone
broke.
The
province
was
too
rich
forj
that.
All
it
needed
was
fair,
adminis
tration
and
less
politics.
The-
taxes
in
British
Columbia,
he
claimed,
were
the
highest
In
the
Damlnion
until
the
prori
rlnoe
had
beccme-k
byword,
held
up
atp
CLIMAX
OF
TKOlllLE
a
horrible
eaample
of
spendthrift
seal.
!
The
government
"upporters
wore
hard!
OAPETOWN.
July
10.
The
South
put
to
It
to
show
why
Tolmle
should
not
j
Afrtcsn
Labor
Party
brought
to
a
be
returned
to
power.
I
climax
the
bitter
quarrels
within
the
LKADKKs
EM'tKlENCF.
The
Tukdner
objected
to
a
statement
of
the
Premier
that
Dr.
Tclmle
was
In-
eaperteneed.
He
was
making
a
living
'
by
tanning.
In
ltlT
be
waa
elected
to
parliament
but
had
hardly
got
there,
until
he
wet
invited
to
become
minis-;
r
of
agriculture,
one
of
the
most
im-
-orUnt
departments
In
the
cabinet.
He
considered
this
goxl
experience
and
thowed
how
much
money
was
handled
in
crder
to
prove
it.
,
In
retard
to
social
legislation
and
the'
P.OiS.,
two
themes
on
which
the
gov-;
ernment
wss
appealing
for
support,
the
co-operation
of
Conservatives
had
been
(Continued
on
Page
J)
Impossible
Reach
by
Airplane
but
All
Are
Well
and
Supplied
with
Necessaries
STOCKHOLM.
July
10.
An
official
report
from
the
Nobile
rescue
aquad
says
the
temperature
is
above
freezing
on
the
ice
floes
where
the
Arctic
flyers
are
marooned.
They
have
plenty
of
supplies
but
need
moral
encouragement
which
is
impossible
because
the
planes
cannot
land
until
colder
weather
comes.
Their
only
hoe
is
that
the
ice-breaker
Krassin
will
reach
the
floe
soon.
The
report
expresses
the
opinion
that
all
the
missing
members
of
the
party
and
their
would-be
rescuers
are
dead.
hs:eJhtingfor
a
Miiimi
n
i
mm
i
i
,li
rr
i
Light
Cruhrr
troin
China
station
Will!
ArrUe
Here
on
Frhtay
fur
lite
Day
Vllt
Fellow
tag
a
cruise
down
the
Alaskan
t.
HJdB
Durban,
ugnt
cruiser
from
th
China
station.
Is
due
at
Port
l-
vANCXJTjyiil,
July
10.
Thos.
Btssett.
Simpson
tonight
and
will
remain
trrfrn0
MUghV
nomirkon
hV
De'tfUtty
as
until
Friday
when
she
aralvat
In
PrtnWt,
lt))Qr
candidate,
and"
whose
cvamlna-
Hupert
for
a
five-day
stay.
Since
rat
Victoria
t
few
weeks
ago.
the
vet-jhai
engaged
counsel
to
fight
the
de-Ml
has
made
brief
stops
st
Juneau,,
.
.
of
lh.
returnlnc
officer.
Mrs.
Wrejtgoll.
Ketchikan
and
other
Alaska
j
porta.
An
ambit
lou
progrum
of
en-1
ttrtatnment
for
tho
personnel
of
1
1MB.
j
Durban
during
Its
stay
here
has
been
arranged
and
will
be
submitted
to
the
oaptaln
for
his
approval
on
arrival
of
the
cruiser
In
Prliue
Rupert.
i
O.
E
Oullrk
renirr.ed
to
the
city
on
tiie
Cataln
Hi;n
mnrnlnu
from
a
brief
trip
to
Auy-i
and
8tcwai
:
.
Hall
Last
Night
Black,
M.P.
for
Yukon
Territory
and
of
Vancouver,
gave
interesting
ad-
good
humored
and
attentive.
The
YANKEES
LEAD
ELEVEN
GAMES
(U.IIKKJ
HAMSIIED
I'KUM
FIELD
FOR
DIsiM'TINfi
HKCIMON
OF
CLOMN'O
(1A.ME
NEW
York
Julv
10.
Whils
Pittm-
burg
does
not
seem
to
be
going
any-
where
this
year,
they
carted
a
vote
of
thanks
from
St
Louis
VMterda
br
bowling
ever
New
York
a
third
time
xh
Cardinals
beat
Boston
aialn
and
thorn
in
McOraws
side
yesterday.
The
mithaller
has
beaten
his
former
team
mtiM
tt
every
start
this
season,
Tbt
Yankee,
lead
was
cut
to
eleven
m-
vhfn
they
jrrflt
a
double-header
mth
the
Browns
while
PhUadelphia
crashing
Cleveland.
Gehrig
was
hamshed
from
the
field
for
disputing
d-cimon
in
th.
ckin
em.
LABOR
QUARREL
SOUTH
AFRICA
TWO
LEADINO
M
KM
UK
It
H
OF
PAKTY
i;xrf.LU:i)
AT
CAl-t'TOWN
AS
organisation
by
expelling
the
leadera
colonel
'
P.
H.
OressweU
and.
Hon.
T.
Boydell.
member
of
the
South
African
Government
who
convened
an
unauth-
-rttad
tabor
party
convention,
seeking
to
teir
tbe
power
wltbte
.
the
Labor
party.
with
OressweU
and
Boydell
ousted.
It
means
that
the
cabinet
will
have
to
be
reorganised
as
It
oonttsU
of
a
combination
of
Labor
and
Nationalists,
Mi.
V.
O.
Hug
hue
and
family
and
miss
B.
Davies
sailed,
last
night
en
the
Prince
Charles
to
mske
the
round
trip
to
Stewart.
Anyox
and
Maaset
Inlet
points
Nobile
Party
pi
APF
fiMPftll
i
liXlvLl
Ull
1
UJuL
LAHOIt
MAN
WAS
DKCLAKLD
DIS-(Jl
ALIl
I
Kl)
OW1NO
TO
IKHFXItL-ITV
OF
PAPKIfji.
Tuon',,tnera
were
rejected
a
bjrfeulir.
Teen
Davidson.
WALLACE
PRESIDENT
ALBERTA
UNIVERSITY
EDMONTON.
July
'10vDff.
R.
C.
Wallace
of
the
University
of
Manitoba
han
bei)
appointed
president
of
the.
Uuivtrrsity
of
Alberta.