I
CLASSIFB
HABIT
Everyone
reads
the
Classified
Ads.
K
you
lose,
advertise
for
it.
It
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
OCT
THE
CLASSIFIER
IIAHIT.
h
,1
XVIII.
No.
17G
OVEDF
in
industrial
history
of
old
country
officials
well
pleased
L'U"N,
July
23.
An
agreement
was
reached
at
a
conference
iv.iiway
managers
and
railway
-
,,iiiiK
a
two-and-a-half
percent
,
including
high
officials.
A
..I
Ik.
.Ilmllin
lilnl
with
the
autfirestion
that
if
co-operation
of
the
workers
on
wage
accepting
the
reduction
thus
.
.
.
.
-
;h.
re
would
have
to
be
tiun.
The
answer
of
the
workers
atx.ui
unu
nas
Dtcn
acciaimea
:
..m
SIX
MONTHS'
have
my
SUSPENSION
,
have
tNf;I.IMI
hOMEIl
fOMMlHSlON
I
INK
'the
EtlDl
ME
INHATIKF.HIOIIY
M)
i
!,
MLiiTv
v..t
iviiTrii
,r
,"-y:j.-v-
--
-
r
c
"
UiNDON.
July
The
commtasion
of
ways
i!
English
PDOtball
Association
InveeU-
with
.
.
,
.....
.
n
.j
'
.,t..n
Orient
nude
proposals
with
.,ect
of
pre-arranging
tbe-reeulM
:
4in
match,
report
that
the
meet
.
ran
unsatisfactory
that
the
'.
.v-ion
did
not
feel
justified
In
en-
..
the
full
penalty
but.
believing
i'
.
i:
t
to
have
acted
irregularly
aus-
wUl
ii.'n
for
,
sue
months.
The
'com-
1
now
cuprewed
dlasatlafactlca
with
;i
made
before
It
by
Manager
fire
k
of
Southampton.
Manager
Br?nt.ord
and
Msnagec
Tre-
ment
Northampton.
by
Me.
AUTONOMYIS
GIVEN
CHINA
IMiFII
iTATEM
NKiNH
THE
AT
V
UIV-IN(
IMEI'EMlEt'E
IN
TAKII'F
MATTERS
tt
vsWNfcTON.
juljr
26.
Signature
by
'''
i
'mted
Slates
of
a
treaty
with
the
'
Nationalist
government
restor-h
'm
autonomy
in
tariff
mattera
to
1
is
suoounced.
Washlagton
offte--re
inclined
to
hush
aside
as
uo-"ant
the
question
of
the
degree
of
"naiic
recognition
extended
to
the
aiinu
though
the
stgnature.
it
was
"iiniiied,
was
a
lonn
of
de
facto
recog-
RAMSEY
MACDONALD
LEAVESJFOR
CANADA
of
Af
oiin,,,,,!!,
three
lMuthlert.
Form-'r
I'...U.i,
t'rikr
Will
be
Here
oil
August
31
of
'MX)N,
July
28.
Former
Premier
"
'y
Macdonald
left
London
for
"
'"'upton
tnu
morning
to
take
Vbe
1
"
r
Kmpres,
of
France
for
Oanada,
"I
1,1
I
nt
off
fee
a
holiday
with
full
MX
'
utmn
of
sun
and
leisure,"
he
aald.
v
,
""iianied
by
hla
three
daughters.
'".
arnl
ShelU
the
Ufmat
i
'
'"I
(.r
iwat
Britain
will
visit
Prince
"''!
'
""
Augut
31.
SHOT
TWO
MEN
WHOM
on
HE
FOUND
IN
STORE
the
M.,.,1
.
..
.
.
.......hi
nriiKCi.t
IruN
Fire
On
Pair
"
Enrounlrrrd
In
rrmli.rs
MONTREAL.
July
28-Two
men
were
the
in
the
North
Bend
drug
store
ing
nwirmng
and
shot
by
the
owner.
,
"mnon.
in
a
erltleal
condition
'
IT
(if
II
,
nenry
ROsscau,
u
epec-
nUbi.
tn1
Un
H
ruybon()
and'ham
are
leaving
on
the
Prmre
Rupert
child
sailing
on
the
Prince
Rupert
or
a
trip
to
Vancouver.
Northern
and
ISiTHROUGHOUT
SKEENA
AND
HAAS
DISTRICT
IS
REPORTED
Agreement
Reached
in
England
Providing
for
Wage
Reduction
of
2
Percent
for
Employees
Document
hailed
as
most
important
ever
signed
union
representatives
last
night
reduction
in
wages
of
all
ern
-
short
time
ago
the
railway
man
-
;,
hof...
l.n
the
linen
were
to
he
learnt
In
himl-
-
-
-
witn
entnusiasm
anu
gratitude
all
circle
of
the
country.
w
Speaking
at
a
public
meeting
last
night.
Rt.
Hon.
J.
H
Thomas
said:
"I
signed
a
document
today
that.
Is
ludgment.
will
live
a.
the
nv!t
to-
.
...
-
rirvuan
lmauatnea.
For
Uta
nrst
,i
time,
a
million
men,
their
wives
and
families
'
accepted
a
reduction
in
wages
to
amount
of
nearly
C1S.000.000
a
.
tbelr
eontrlbuUon
toward
saving
ttolt
JjZL
.JT
V
ves
and
.
-
pasav
people
dvrtag
the
TSBLi"tiiw
'Maw
ol
UP
UHI1U1W
W
fcl.--ljr
last
night
eaprsaaccl
sausfaoUon
the
agreement
and
all
remarked
played
by
the
men
and
Trades
Union
leaders
In
helping
the
companies
to
difficulties
arlalnc
from
dwindling
traffics
in
the
face
of
competition
from
lomea
snd
other
motor
vehicle
One
of
the
effects
of
the
agreement
be
that
100.000
railway
abop
men
,.
.
.
.
working
w.
only
four
days
a
week
at
a
higher
rate
will
be
employed
at
least
days
weekly
and.
perhaps.
In
the
majority
of
eases,
the
full
time
agree
may
be
terminated
after
one
year
three
months'
notice
from
either
M'AXISII
AVIATOR
ON
WOItl.ll
1LI0IIT
CADIZ,
SPAIN,
July
M
Major
Ramon
Franco.
Spanish
ace
expect
to
take
off
today
for
the
A
sore
on
the
first
stage
of
a
world
flight.
Scheduled
stops
will,
be
st
Horta.
Halifax.
San
Francisco,
Prince
Rupert.
Alaska.
81-berla,
Japan
and
India.
PHILLIPINE
YOLCANO
VERY
ACTIVE
AGAIN
Miijen
Cralrr
HmiiIs
Tons
of
Ijiva
Into
Air
Allrr
srrlet
nf
nrlli.uakrs
MANILA,
July
M
-Shooting
forth
tons
lava
hundred
of
feet
Into
the
talr.
Mayon.
the
active
volcano
in
Albay
Prov-
vlnee,
resumed
violent
eruption
this
morning
after
the
entire
surrounding
countryside
had
been
reeked
by
a
eerie
earthquake.
PREMIER
EXPECTED
TO
LAUNCH
NEW
CANADIAN
LEGATION
IN
PARIS
OTTAWA.
July
28
When
Premier
King
goes
U
Paris,
as
la
at
present
ex-Meted.,
to
sum
the
Kellogg
peace
treaty
behalf
of
damvda,
the
possibility
Is
French
capital--
II.C
KIKE
LOSSES
VANCOUVER.
July
2
Fire
loss
In
province
of
British
Columbia
dur
the
year
19
emouweo.
w
..-985.
a
reduction
of
I.0IS.433
from
192.
Russell
Oraham
who
ha
been
In
the
city
In
connection
with
the
constructing
f
ih.
niwner
Block,
and
Mrs
Ora-
on
their
return
to
Vancouver
this
eveu-
ing.
PRINCE
NEW
H
ZELTON
PASTOR
it
t
i
imvi
Tt
HniUTiLI
TbLtUi:ltil
KEV.
AM)
IKM.
T.
II.
WKIUIIT
All-KIlEM
RECENTLY
FROM
OIII-SO.VS
LAMMNO
l"1!0
-
Ju)jr
26
-
-
7!liLnr,
J
L,V1
'
'
"
r
.u.
r,-.
'
VMIVVU
MWiVH
W
which
Mr.
Wright
haa
ben
appointed,
ta
wJicrred
from
the
Vancourer
uupwi.
i
..!':..tf?l:P?t.
yf
J""1?1
njimi
i
"
we
"
(nuno
wnere
ne
.
"l
JZ
,,,JlLt
'
Vl
.
"
"
,.TT
,7
"
rZr
.
T"
tr
srfitrAu
.
ul
'
r.
KTMUt
rj'rrrr
'J
,
T1
.
OwT7.!.
Z
cnlrmn
"f
m
mu.
u
tsMUk
'v
.i-
Kw.k.
bJj!
'
'
.
'Jl
WiSTa1
program
work
done
of
rBuaac
and
reoftati
were
!ven
and
re
hour
m,
tnnA
tmkh-
PP?U'!"
hid
Iawiito
t.
pastor
and
hi
w,jt
u'
Wrlh,
y...
.
.
'
"
..
.
,
7J1
..
.
"
"
"'
.
lh.
hl,
.
.
"""
B-rHlBr.
KINNEY
TO
Clowe
Friend
of
Heavyweight
Champion
Says
He
Will
Not
Fight
More
GItERXWICH,
Conn.,
July
28.
Sam
Pryor,
a
close
friend
of
(iene-
'Iunney
with
whom
4he
heavyweight
champion
is
believed
to
be
living
In
seclusion
here,
stntert
that
Tunney
will
announce
next
week
his
permanent
retirement
from
the
ring
without
further
defence
of
the
title
which
he
retained
success-fully
over
the
New
Zealand
challenger.
Tom
Heeney,
at
New
Y
ork
on
Thursday
night.
WILL
INCLUDE
CANADA
IN
AIR
JAIL
SERVICE
NrCOatrit
t
ndrr
Way
For
Extentlon
of
1'nltcd
Ktatr
Transcontinental
Lines
NEW
YORK.
July
28.
Negotiations
are
under
way
for
the
recently
announced
transcontinental
air
mill
service
-by
which
it
would
bo
widely
extended,
linking
among
others
the
Canadian
Pacific
and
Winnipeg.
PIONEER
OF
YUKON
GOLD
RUSH
PASSES
I'rcil
Mcl-emian,
In
West
Since
lirafi,
Succumb
In
Vancouver
At
Age
of
76
'
VAttyErt,
'July
28-Fred
MeLen-
Wtn,.
nlner
pf
the
Yukon
'gold
rush.
Is
dead
here
at
the
age
of
78.
lib'
was
born
In
Plctou.
Nova
Scotia,
and
had
been
here
and
In
the
Yukon
since
1898.
WIFE
OF
MINISTER
OF
PUBLIC
WORKS
DIES
IN
VICTORIA
VICTORIA.
July
28.
Airs.
W.
H.
Sutherland,
wife
of
Hon.
Dr.
W.
It.
Suther
land,
minuter
of
public
works.
Is
dead.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPERT,
B.
C.
SATURDAY,
JULY
28,
1928
FISH
ARRIVALS
HEAVIER
TODAY
1T
XI.
OF
'0.OO
POIND
OVJKItF.I)
AT
EXCHANOE
THIS
MORNINO
j
-
-
Offerings
of
halibut
at
the
lor.al
Pish
Exchange
were
bcavytbls
morning.
The
Eagle
with
43,000
piuhdi
left
for
Seat-1
tie
without
mitisg,
Th
Ultkofl
ssld
to
luc
""J"
-V-
Hut
lor
X.eIlln
fotfv
r'
f
f
Priot'
varied,
ftut
'Canadian
boats
got
batter
bids,
-.bats
the
Mayflower
and
Veome
obtaining
11.1c.
(or
firsts.
and
7c.
for
second
v
Catches
amounted
id
279.
00)
lbs.
Bales:
AMEHICAN
Mltkof
S3
000
!bs,
b
Royal
FUh
Corn-
ny
t
9
lad
5c-
for
Ketchikan
de
S
)0
tt
Itt
SeiUe.
not
w
.taVvhn
"
'
Thlte
r,e
"t
86o
aJH,
.
Nerth
Nprth
41-eoo
4100
Itru
to
to
aD11
Oanadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
at
9.70
andSr
.
..
Attu
SStfO
!ht,
to
t.-.1Uu
f
iki
&
oS
SVrse
nt
8.70
and
Se
Anna
J.
1SA0O
lb,
ta
Paclfli
FttW
.
t
100
and
7.
'
iiti..
t
umn
Ik-
..ic.ie.
m-..w
'
.
io,
.nd
Zero
3.300
K
.
to
AUln
FlsUwls
at
!
10
70
are
Co.
H.
and
H.
5)00
lbsi
to
Booth
FHker
.
,ntA
T
M.vltownr-
V2W.trf..nanWtfi
Fllh
tm
oatd
Storage
at
1110
avd
7e.
M
H
,0
00()
lbs
to
Uooti
Flher-
Unome
800
lbs,
to
Royal
fUh
com-
PtDJ
t
1110
and
7c.
HAUMON
j
The
Wave
sold
2.500
ltxi.
of
Red
Spring
s.lrrton
to
the
Oanadum
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Company
at
15c.
Buildings
Destroyed
and
Crops
Seriously
Damaged
as
Electric
and
Wind
Storm
Sweeps
Ontario
TORONTO,
July
28.
rower
service
was
interrupted,
buildings
were
destroyed
and
crops
were
seriously
damaged
by
violent
electrical
and
rain
stoims
which
occurred
over
central
and
western
Ontario
late
yesterday
and
early
this
morning.
Woodstock
and
vicinity
suffered
the
most,.
At
Hanover,
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
freight
sheds
were
destroyed
with
a
loss
of
$20,000-
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Noon
doxlng
Itlres
Today
on
Vancouver
Euhang
(Courtesy
of
S.
D.
Johnson
Co,
Ltd.)
The
following
quotation
were
bid
and
asked:
Argents
Rufus.
19c,
20c
Bayvlew,
81
JO.
$160.
B.C.
Silver,
1c.
8c.
Big
Missouri.
03c..
639.
Cork
Province.
30c.,
31c
Dunwcll,
16c.,
nil.
Duthie,
97c,
8100.
George
Copper.
M
60,
84,73.
Georgia
River,
nil,
33c
Oolconda,
91
Vic
95c.
Orandvtew.
32Vic
33
He.
Independence,
124o
14c
Indian,
8c,
7V4c
Kootcey
Florence,
22c,
220.
L.
St
U.
10c,
10Uc
Lakevlew.
nil,
4c.
Leadsmlth.
nil.
3c.
Lusky
Jim.
32VtC
32Kc.
Marmot
Metals,
10c,
lOV'iO.
Marmot
River
Oold,
9;c
10c.
National
Silver.
14c,
15c.
Pcnd-Orellle,
814.00.
nil.
Porter
Idaho,
734c,
75c
Richmond,
nil.
5c.
Ruth
Hope.
58V4C,
58c
Silver
Crest,
lOVic
lie.
Silverado,
82c.
81.00.
Premier.
82.31.
82.33.
Silversmith,
nil.
11c.
Slocan,
nil,
6Vc.
Terminus.
9
Vic
10&
Topley
Richfield.
58c,
5(3
He
Torlc,
82.90.
83
25.
Whitewater.
82.20,
82.24.
Woodbine,
27c,
27Vic.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
Juy
28
Wheat
waa
quoted
at
the
close
of
the
Vancouver
fJtock
Exchange
ytterdy
lit
81
27Hc.
IKING
APPROVES
NEW
ARCHBISHOP
Alt
llllilSHOI'
OF
VOKK
TO
Si
f
CEEIl
!
Al'CflfJISIiOr
OF
f
ANTKKIH
HY.
IT
IS
OFFIrMLLY
ANNOINCEH
LONDON.
July
28.--H1S
Majesty
the
xiaf
has
approved
the
nr-mtaaticn
of
evereeui
touraa
uorasn
ing.
.
"-
inecrenH
iMerenc
Randsll
R&ndul
Ihnui
innu
Davidson
DaviMun
as
as
'iUthibu.hop
of
CMit
rhury
when
the
;
laner
.-;
iltvj
on
November
12,
it
wav
officially
announced
last
night.
Dr
Laoe
has
been
the
head
of
the
northern
ecclesiastic
province
for
twenty
j
jtars
and.
like
h's
predecessor,
cm
fr
m
a
3ot-lh
Preiivterlan
Manre.
Hla
i
tatner
was
an
ei-m
.esiiw
oi
xne
ooot-
Ih
CTiBrch.
He
is
sixty-three
yeat
of
i
and
was
a
former
Bisk
p
of
Stepney.
H
la
one
of
the
us
at-
forceful
debaters
In
the
H.
of
I.rds
and
ftt
always
I
keen
lntercatod
In
Canads.
having
or-
ganlred.
with
the
Arenblshjp
cf
Canter-
purr,
a
appe
al
M
for
church
work
ln'tion
ol
the
sea
Hons.
WhUe
they
appre-
-crr.
Canada.
SISTER
OF
MRS.
FIELD
STRANG
DIES
RESULT
AUTOMOPLE
ACCIDENT
Mrs.
J.
Field
Strang
of
OunnyaMe
left
this
week
for
Vanecuve:
to
attend
the
funeral
...-
f
her
staler,
'
MJ
-
FrcdtrtBk
R
'3r
GIBBr.
wJfcOM
deam
took
QHCC
19
Oleve-
land.
Oeilo.
a
a
rewji
of
lnlurte
sus-
talned
In
an
automobile
accident.
The
....
..
...
.....
,
Vancouver,
her
husband
having
been
.with
the
customs
erv!ce.
She
was
the
dsughter
of
the
late
Capt.
and
Mia.
Richard
Oos.
pioneer
clticena
of
Van
-
courer.
The
body
was
brought
hack
to
Vancouver
for
Interment.
FINAL
WHEAT
SHIP
LEAVES
British
Steamer
Anglo-Peruvinn
to
Sail
at
5
This
Evening.
Prince
Huperts
twenty-seventh
and
final
grain
ship
of
the
season,
the
British
steamer
Anglo
-
Peruvian
completed
loading
bulk
grain
at
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
elevator
at
2
o'clock
this
afternoon
and
will
be
engaged
in
sacking
before
sailing
about
5
o'clock
this
evening
with
a
full
cargo
for
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent.
I
Iess
than
a
week
was
taken,
loading
the
vessel,
the
local
plant
keepintr
up
its
record
for
speedy
handling.
NELSON
MAY
HAYE
AVIATION
FIELD
(Nelson
News)
The
board
of
trade
has
done
good
work
in
securing
an,
offer
from
the
Dominion,
cqajolltf
of,
clvi
ayaiatlon
to
send
an
ofjlcerta.
NeWri
to
'assist
in
picking
..out,
a,
auliable
landing
ground
for
airplanes
Nelson,
without
undue
delay,
should
take
steps
to
provide
a
landing
place
torra
spilled
on
the
Olympic
track
yes-and
then
to
secure
Its
estsbllahment
as
terday
and
both
received
bruises
but
a
recognized
airport,
until
that
is
brought
about
an
American
machine
has
not
even
the
right,
under
our
customs
lawa,
to
land
here.
R.
Bryson
and
O.
W.
Johnston,
who
.have
been
engaged
In
the
construction
of
the
Besner
Block,
sail
to-night
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Vancouver
-
Boston
Grill
Sockeye
Run
Good
in
Southern
Parts
and
Pinks
Coming
Well
in
Skeena
and
Naas
Divisicn
ReporU
'from
the
different
fishing
areas
indicate
that
the
sockeye
run
id
good
at
Smith's
Inlet.
The
pack
at
Rivers
Inlet
is
good
though
not
un
exnectations
aroused
at
cas
however,
the
escapement
of
.
Finks
are
very
satisfactory
J
tho
Qn,
Vn.
I.
al
v
"v
uninm.
the
same
time
last
year.
Chums
mis
variety,
it
is
nouceauie
mat
wfiiie
the
fish
are
also
larger
than
,-
MM-jt
flsb.ng
does
not
close
on
Mtat
Inlet
,nJl
tUnith's
Inlet
until
Irtuauit
10.
ttete
U
auiple
ttmt
tcr
an
lm-
proT4tUient
on
tne
present
pack
before
j.
riM
Df
the
season.
i
On
trM
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
the
ilbh.ng
has
j'jsl
begun
and
consequent
there
Is
no
assurance
of
what
the
run
.KiU
be.
The
prospect
are
encouraging
ta
the
south
cf
this
dUtrtet
the
flsh-
rTln
are
ccmpiainicg
of
toe
dipreda-
elate
what
the
department
already
has
done
toward
the
destruction
of
tola
peat
they
request
more
extensive
operations
to
aid
In
conservation
of
the
salmon.
In
this
part
the
sea
Hons
not
only
destroy
the
fish
but
are
doing
unusually
great
damage
to
the
seta
In
tne
northern
part
of
the
district
'
the
fishermen
cun
plain
of
the
destruc-
tlve
activities
of
the
hair
seal
Daring
the
current
year
a
small
amount
.of
'
cttfcef
ha
been
paid
VOX
In
bountle
tar
"ttu.
totrmtlMi
Ar
OiU
mmm.1
kiwi
rubermen
have
turned
ln
a
comparattrt
fy
Urge
number
foe
bountk.
Notice
J
.
.
.
.
nient
that
tfce
pptprUtlon
has
been
hausted
and
It
will
be
Impossible
to
pa,
further
bounties
unless
the
depart-
1
meet
(tsts
a
fiutlser
allowance.
The
only
area
to
continue
the
extended
weekly
dote
eeaon
has
been
the
Skeena.
Tills
has
resulted
from
the
lrge
number
of
licensee
issued
and
the
comparatively
unsatisfactory
reports
re
-
j
celvtd
from
the
apawnlng
grounds.
Ttxi
weexiy
ciose
season
now
extend
irom(prtnce
consort
Henry
of
the
Netherlands
D
ain.
maay
tui
o
psa.
sat.'uoay.
4t
WliatT
POOL
MAKES
INTERIM
PAYMENT
WINNIPEO.
July
2S--
An
Interim
pAytnent
of
834.000.000
ts
being
made
today
to
member
of
:j
the
Canadian
Wheat
Pool.
It
Is
I
the
largest
Interim
payment
that
ha
ever
been
nude.
1
-'
FUNERAL
OF
DANIEL
M'NEIL
jlELD
TODAY
High
Itetjuirtn
Mvs
Chanted
In
Annunciation
Church
Fallowed
by
Interment
In
Falrvlew
Cenielery.
Coder
the
auspices
of
the
local
coun
cil
of
the
Knights
of
Columbus,
the
funeral
took
place
this
morning
at
9
o'clock
of
the
late
Daniel
IteNeU.
whose
death
occurred
eailter
In
the
week.
At
the
Church
of
the
Annunciation
high
re-1
;u!em
mass
wa
chanted
by
Bishop
E.
I
U.
Bunoa,
O.M.I..
the
service
being
choral
with
Charles
P.
Balaguo
at
the
organ.
cr
"rr,iw.
vnp
H1""
ceeoea
tt
nirview
txmeiery
wnere
m-ithe
station
avnt.
who
wa
In
the
terment
was
made.
Pallbearers
were
Joe,
building
alone,
wa
sightly
Injured.
Macdonald,
Alex
Macdonald,
Frank
For-
J
-
..
,
,
-.
ture.
J.
MoNulty,
Hug!i
McBaohem,
John
Dore
and
H.
Letourneau.
Floral
tributes
Included
pieces
from
Mr
.
and
Mrs.
A.
Macdonald
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
Johnson
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
MEN
HAVE
SPILL
ON
AMSTERDAM
TRACKS
AMSTERDAM,
July29.
Jimmy
Davie
ol
Vancouver
and
Tbrchy
Peden
of
Vic-
were
not
seriously
nun.
COMPSTON
I.E.VMINO
VANCOUVER,
July
28-
Archie
Comp-
ston
was
leading
for
the
Canadian
open
golf
championship
at
the
end
of
fifty-
four
hole
with
scire
of
212
Tommy
'Armour
was
second
with
214
strokes.
LAROR
CABAKF.T
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
0
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cents
the
hetrinnint?
of
the
run.
In
both
fish
to
the
spawning
grounds
is
all
over
the
district
but
especially
o.rl
In
oao
41,
f
6
"
-.io
v.
mc
uu
at
are
running
in
fair
numbers
and,
in
tne
quality
is
above
ine
average
in
last
year's
run.
LADY
SWINDLER
IS
BUSY
AGAIN
JO-EHIINC
LESLIE
OI1TAINED
JEW-EUS
US
CKED1T
IN
NElt
VOKK
AND
KE.SOU)
THE.M
NEW
YORK,
July
28
Josephine
Leslie
obUlned
Jewels
worth
$238,000
on
the
credit
of
a
rich
woman
for
whom
Jie
worked
and
then
sold
them
lor
(91.000
to
another
jeweler.
Josephine
once
raised
a
five
share
Canadian
Pacific
stock
certificate
to
five
thousand
iharea
In
England
and
embezzled
142,-00
from
another
Engllah
woman.
She
was
jailed
on
both
count.
Iff.
fll
V1J
'
Y1PIADIS
OPENED
TODAY
PKl.SCE
CONSORT
HENRI
OFFICIATES
IN
AIISENCE
Or
OLDEN
WILIIELMINA
AMSTERDAM.
July
28.
The
clnth
OlympUd
waa
opened
thU
afternoon
by
on
behalf
of
Queen
WUhelmlna.
Ath-leten
of
forty-seven
souatrles
filed
before
the
reviewing
sUnd.
Tomorrsw
1
more
than
2500
picked
athlete
of
the
'
world
will
Inaugurate
the
competitions.
1
-
:WILL
STABILIZE
EASTER
HOLIDAY
-
.Jtraure
r.iie
lloth
IlrltUh
lloue
Of
Commons
and
Home
of
Lords
LONDON.
Julv
28
A
bJU
to
sUbllU
the
falling
of
Easter
In
Oreat
Britain
and
Northern
Ireland
ha
assed
both
the
House
of
Common
and
tte
House
of
Lord
and
is
awaiting
Royal
Assent
before
going
into
effect.
The
measure
would
nuke
Easter
Sunday
that,
falling
nearest
the
middle
of
AprU.
LIGHTNING
WRECKS
RAILWAY
STATION
wife
ol
Agent
at
life
Lake.
Snskattne.
wan,
Slightly
Injured
When
Roof
Torn
(iff
MOOSE
JAW,
July
28
Lightning
wrecked
th
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
atatlon
house
at
Fife
take
near
here,
'even
tearing
off
tne
root.
Tne
wiie
oi
INFLUENZA
SCOURGE
AMONG
INDIANS
OF
NORTHERN
CANADA
REOINA.
July
29-Sargeant
St.
Matthews,
R.CA1.P,
horn.
.from
a
trip
to
the
Arctic,
reports
that
Influenza
Is
ravagtfu
tJWJntnihit;
rfxL'VN
AJbfft,
to
the
delta,
of
the
lacxenfiM
he
statas,
are
affected
and
scores
are
dying
while
whites
are
only
mildly
suf
fering.
HEAT
WAVE
BROKEN
ancOUVER.
July
28
The
heat
wave
throughout
the
Pacific
Narthwcvfc
wa
broken
yesterday.
Fir
fighters
are
having
lees
trouble
with
forest
fires
and
the
fire
in
Cheakamua
Canyon
on
the
Piuitir
Ownt
Eastern
Railway
has
been
biyught
under
control.
t
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(i