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Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
Nominated
Yesterday
at
Liberal
Convention
m
k
MID
much
enthusiasm
Hon.
T.
I).
Pattullo
was
nominated
as
Liberal
candidate
by
the
district
convention
which
met
last
evening
in
the
Moose
Hail.
Mayor
McMordie
presiding,
and
representatives
present
from
was
propOM-d
t
J.
L.
Barge
of
Queen
Charlotte
City
and
sec-i
by
L.
W.
Pat
more
of
Prince
Rupert
and
carried
by
acciama-
iio
other
suggestion
of
any
kind
being
offered
by
anyone.
In
moving
the
nomination
Mr.
Barge
spoke
of
the
good
work
andidate
had
done
on
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
and
throughout
.
TEN
SPEEDERS
PILED
UP
AND
A
MAN
KILLED
EDMOTfTON
June
14
-One
man
was
lulled
and
nine
others
injured
with
i"oken
arms
and
ltar
wlten
a
caravan
"i
ten
speeders
earryina
C.N
J,
labor-plied
up
in
a
heap
near
Ashmont
i
n
the
new
.
aVhinoni-B
iniiyville
line
''
hen
the
first
uf
ihe
spredera
left
the
nul
csualnf
the
otheri.
to
pile
up
Monday.
asc-jHUng
to
word
received
Im
re
Walet
Wall"
was
killed
while
Nile
OoUk
Is
not
ex'iected
t;
live
CURRIECHOSEN
LEGION
HEAD
II
LMUt
AH
HMT
OBNFRAL
KXI'HUH-hlSU
WWII
HHt
HPKKHV
HKTl'BK
tO
leKALTH
8T
JOHH,
K.,
June
14
-Oeneral
Bir
Arthur
Currls
was
elected
president
of
the
Canadian
Legion
of
the
Brltleh
Xmpire
Isrvioe
League
In
annual
convention
hr.
Poiicwina
an
announ
cement
of
his
choice,
a
telegram
of
congratulation
was
despatched
to
tbe
former
leader
of
the
Canadian
tmops
to
Prance
coupled
with
the
wish
for
speedy
recovery
to
health.
The
Prince
of
aiss
was
Mined
honorary
patron.
eastern
DECISION
OIYJiN
TONY
CAJMONKUI
AT
WW
lfs9KK
A
ITER
TUN
KOtrNDS
MONTOwAI.,
June
14
Tony
Can-so
nerl,
the
Isw
York
world's
welterweight
obafnpton,
was
awarded
the
decision
In
'st
1
tayn
round
bout
over
Vic
Polty
of
VMspnuver
here
laat
night
Canaoaarl
weighed
137
V,
pounds
and
Foley
U7,
Subscribe
lor
the
Dally
Mtws.
FOU
PRINCE
ERT
-
v.
!.'.
;iL'iiin
unho
u
m
In-
ihi
(
'in.-titut-iK-v.
all
over
the
riding.
The
nomina-
Sthe
district.
Mr.
Patmore
spoke
of
hla
value
to
tbe
province
as
an
administrator
and
aaid
he
was
tbe
only
logieaJ
smb.
Be
doubted
If
anyone
eiee
was
even
thinking
cf
tbe
nomination.
In
thanking
tbe
convention
for
the
nomination
and
far
the
splendid
reoep-tlon
they
had
given
him.
Mr.
Pattullo
said
it
was
the
fifth
tune
be
had
barn
before
the
people
here,
and
on
one
occasion
he
had
been
returned
by
acclamation
Dr.
MacLean
and
himself
were
the
only
two
members
of
the
original
Brewster
cabinet
left.
He
leit
certain
the
government
would
be
returned
and
continuity
of
administration
was
desirable
in
any
bustresa
Be
feK
Just
as
fit
as
when
he
first
was
a
candidate
and
had
much
more
eaperienoe.
Premier
MacLean
said
he
was
delighted
with
the
reception
that
bad
been
given
his
colleague.
It
w.
uld
be
a
great
tragedy
to
the
north
and
to
Liberalism
If
Mr
Pattullo
was
not
elected.
Mr
MaoLean
said
he
was
entering
the
fight
ctnfldent
of
auceess.
There
was
not
the
slightest
doubt
of
victory
If
they
were
not
over-confident.
The
re-cora
of
the
government
was
oue
that
would
stand
Investigation
He
urged
that
the
biggeat
majority
yet
seen
here
should
be
rolled
up
fcr
the
minister
of
lands.
Tbe
Premier
said
he
had
never
laat
an
elertlon
yet.
It
was
merely
the
whirligig
of
chance
that
Mr.
Pattullo
was
not
now
premier
and
he
hla
loyal
supporter.
MAITLAND
WITHDREW
FROM
POLICE
PROBE
erlarr
w
Need
Hr
Further
WHneaaes
Favor
of
MeLsughlin
VANCOUVER,
June
14
R
L.
Malt-
-
sjnr
IBSHi
aasjiM
1
1
1
unuine
seau-
i
,11(1.
IHJUiw
w
LauKhim.
withdrew
from
the
police
probe
"
jL.l.rlnr
that
ha
proceedings
js..
w
--
did
not
wish
to
clutter
up
the
record
with
repetition
of
evidence.
He
explained
he
had
Intended
to
call
a
number
ol
witnesses
to
show,
as
witnesses
.
.
mm.
that
McLautfhlln
had
instru-tions
to
his
men
other
K,veu.
no
tha..tu
do
their
ouvj.
......
PRESBYTERIANS
ENTER
...
MstiiiiimTrr
INTO
AN
AuKtMltNl
WITH
UNITED
CHURCH
14-Authorlty
to
enter
wt-ntNA
Ktn
June
,e,.t
with
the
United
Curch
to"
protect
the
prnalona
and
Ohurcn
,r..nfrrd
tmnslerred
from
from
nilntaters
of
equities
.
.nntkar
a
nlven
to
the
Chin
.
Ii
yc-'cilay.
NOBILEWAS
INJURED
WHEN
AIRSHIP
FELL
ALL
RECOVERED
EXCEPT
THE
CHIEF
TECHNICIAN
WHOSE
LEO
'
W
.1H
IH
KT
ROME
June
14
-onAr.i
Nr.Hn.
him.
M-if
wan
injured
on
the
right
arm
and
BUPP1
Chief
11
as
they
should
have
,
!
when
the
Italia
n
gondola
was
torn
d0'
scoordlnT
t
evidence
of
Detective
j
from
her.
The
general
reported
Dim-
Bod
McLed
St
tbe
afternoon
session
sen
cured,
however
others
injured
01
VsneowVer
police
Inquiry
yester-a.i.
Di
l
u.i
Malmgien.
Swedish
d-
T
TOsH
D.pu:y
Chief
Dan
:ik
-
i'U-'(r!st
who
had
bad
contusions
'-:,t''erdle
and
Inspector
John
Jeck-r
i.e
aim
which
lire
now
cured
and
,:on
were
partietilarly
mi-ntlnned
by
Uc-'
.'ii'
Technician
Trclorl
whose
rlirht
1,1
t,,u
rulpect
The
deputy
chief.
ieK
was
broken
requiring
long
attention
iK
d
'
'h!t!
"
hM"
behlnd
.
uiM-e
it
can
be
cured.
"lr
rJ
chief."
i
fualmgren
was
oi.e
of
the
party
of
Tbe
detective
Wlared
that
Jackson's
h:
e
who
left
the
Nr.bllc
party
Muy
30
at
Uude
In
asprb;
that'
McLeod
and
in
an
eflort
t:
rraih
tend
and
for
Orwt
had
.
leave
the
gambling
hni
fears
are
now
felt.
situation
skg
vss
an
example
(
the,
i
r
that
official.
I
4
'
sV
GOLD
COPPER
WEST
COAST
OK
ISLANDS
SAID
TO
HE
KICH
SKIDBCiATE.
June
13.
It
la
np'ited
here
iluit
George
Mr-Rae
!
and
A
Duval
of
Queen
i
O.arlotte
City
have
struck
it
h
in
a
goltf-cjpper
prospect
at
Vancouver
Harbor
on
the
west
T
coa'.t
of
Queen
Charlotte
Island.
.
YANDERHOOF
OFFICER
IS
MOVED
TO
RUPERT
Cmwtalrfe
II.
II.
Me4l
lrnmlrd
to
lUak
.f
fr)Mral
and
WHI
Report
for
del
oa
CHy'
Ieeathmrt
Here
Provincial
Constable
H.
H.
ManseU
of
Var
tier-hoof
has
been
promoted
to
the
rank
of
corporal
and
is
transferred
to
Prince
Rupert
for
duty
-on
the
city
detachment
eiinwesiin
Corp
P.
C.
Bad-man,
who
has
left
tbe
fttsaa.
imiaiaMin
to
announi
issue
in
made
this
irnsag
at
dlvlaldhal
headquarter
-
Onset
Manaell'a
prcmotlon
wall
date
from
ury
1.
Constable
O
A
Johnaou
of
Ovur-
epsy.
who
ban
reen
relieving
In
Prince
tupert
district
headquarters
recently
while
reftular
omcer
were
south
On
the
sankev
trial
will
relieve
Constable
Mansell
at
Vanderhoof.
JOCK
GARDEN
IS
ARRESTED
CIIAKfiEII
IN
AIMTKALIA
WITH
INCIT1NU
TO
Ml
KIIEK
111
KINO
M
KIKE
KYHNEV.
N.M.W-
Jam-
II.
A
dramalk'
dftrlupmwwl
In
lite
Mr
Ike
4
ms
nmkn
whleh
Hweelem
ker4-eoaly
In
dtshwele
ililpwlng
H
lite
arret
Jek
Oanten.
a
wrM
kiwwn
trade
unbHi
lewder.
m
a
rherge
wHh
Ineellng
in
inerder.
The
swemimewt
baa
haued
a
ape-rtel
HHmtHsr
f
I
He
osteite
pro
rlelmlHg
that
a
"tale
f
einrrgettef'
nMa
ami
are
tlm
emMwered
l)
law
to
take
elrardlnary
niratrrs
1
deal
wllh
mieli
lalmr
dKputeik
Mclaughlin
did
not
suggest
the
attorney
general
was
concerned
VANCOUVER.
June
14
He
had
never
been
told
by
Detective
Sergeant
McLaughlin
to
"lay
off'
any
gambling
places.
Detective
J.
L
Headrlck
testified
at
the
polio
probe
today.
Headrlck
denied
having
told
Detective
Joe
Mod
that
lta
wae
an
understood
thing
between
the
Mayor
and
Attorney
Oeneral
Manaon
that
certain
disorderly
bouses
were
to
be
allowed
to
run.
"I
never
went
that
far,
aa
near
as
I
can
remember
I
told
It
was
an
understood
thing
between
tre
Ing
a
seaport
town,
that
a
certain
number
of
houses
in
the
east
and
west
end
should
be
allowed
to
run."
ST.
GEORGE'S
WHIST
DRIVE
LAST
EVENING
An
enjoyable
whist
drive
was
held
last
evening
by
the
Royal
Society
of
St.
Oeorge
at
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Baas
Hougan.-
lose
Ninth
Avenue
Beat,
Wrttsy'srrd
nevwi
tafek
iraihplay
arid
prtMw1nfeTsy
weee
Mniila.
18.
'M.
ReiHdh;
"Merits
reW.M
oncLkfey;
ladles'
first.
Mfi."
Diefcena-
8t-tadWe'
econd.
Mrs.
Jack
Prreoe.
Delicious
refreshments
were
served
by
the
hostess
during
the
evening.
FI'NERAL
AT
METL.tK.lTUt
Blabop-Elect
O.
A.
Rlx
oSclsted
yes-
terdsy
afternoon
at
the
funeral
of
the
I
lat
LnuU
tvinill
UaUikatl,
Ttx
baequles
were
of
a
quiet
nature,
many
of
the
realdenu
of
the
vlllaae
now
being
away
for
tbe
aaanon
fishing
aes-
!
sen.
i
iDEFENCEFOR
I
POLICE
FORCE
NONE
KBTTfcK
THAN
CHIEF
LONG
or
v.txcoi'ves
ix
ministerial
ASSOCIATION
SAYS
W
1TNESS
WOMEtf'
COI.ROIJOKATE
I
"
VANOOUVER,,
Jut
14
Subordinate
officers
at
poftee
headquarters
did
not
'
While
prettag
Chief
Lon
as
an
honest,
uprtSjtaf
qua,
MoLeed
declared
that
official
sage
pot
a
"pallee
officer"
Mis.
L.
D.
tfsttl.
police
woman
Inspector,
deacriMtffbvth,
Chief
Long
and
Deputy
Teerhlrdlfi
as
"writ
upright
men."
There
wssje
none
better
in
the
arrirterieJ
aesMMt'on.
she
said.
'
Mn.
Harris
testified
that
Chief
Long
has
always
dofte
everything
to
oo-oper-ate
with
wosseo
on
the
force
la
their
work.
'"hrrrted
th
et
Irtencc
of
Urs.
Harris.
Bhe
sold
the
chief
wanted
to
see
a
clean
city.
Advertise
In
Ty
DaUv
News
It
suivs'
CanadaDriving
Washington
Farmers
from.
Grain
Markel
Owing
to
Cheep
Productionln
This
Conntry
Claimed
June
14.
Canadian
competition
in
grain
growing
SEATTLE,
has
become
a
"dangerous
factor"
in
agrarian
development
in
Wtthington,
J.
Carl
Maney,
state
secretary
of
the
Farm
Bureau,
testified
yesterday
before
the
interstate
comsverce
ootn-mission
bearing.
He
asserted
that
aid
was
given
fanners
by
the
CfUs&tUap
railroad
and.
the
geverarnett
was
ftUracttag
grewers
frwn
tW
Mffe
eff
Washington
to
ata
wft6"
fieirp
irtL
low
taxes,
lew
grain
rates
and
fertiliser.
Alberta
ranchers
could,
not
only
raise
grain
at
a
cost
of
several
dollars
an
acre
leas
than
these
of
Washington,
Maney
said,
but
they
could
reach
both
eastern
and
western
markets
at
much
less
cost.
He
said
there
was
a
wide
spread
in
favor
of
Canadian
grain
growers
which
was
rapidly
driving
eastern
Washington
from
the
export
EM'EIUMKNT
WITH
CARRIER
riflLONS
PROVE
SlCCEr-SITL
lnteresslng
espartssente
with
carrier
pigeons
have
been
carried
on
recently
by
Inspector
J.
M.
Topper.
HCM.
saending
oAcer
here.
A
so
four
birds
were
taken
from
I
bete
to
Haselion
where
they
ware
released,
soon
finding
their
way
down
the
Skeena
River
to
their
none
here.
At
the
end
of
last
week
four
young
pigeons
were
released
by
P.
3.
Ryan
st
Kwlnltaa
for
the
Inspector
and
they
also
were
beta
la
short
time.
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QUOTATIONS
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vn
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of
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188
October
Wheat
ltrli
IM
18,
Bubscribs
for
tbe
Daily
Mews.
Nearly
Eight
Hundred
People
Out
to
Hear
Premier
Maclean
Expound
Gospel
of
Liberalism
Last
Night
J.
D.
MacLean
in
Prince
kupert
last
night
received
PREMIER
just'tuch
another
enihuaiastic
reception
as
he
has
met
with
jo
far
during
his
tour
of
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia.
Some
seven
hundred
and
fifty
persons
were
in
attendance
to
hear
the
first
minister
in
an
able
addre
.
n
open
the
provincial
election
campaign
in
this
city.
Dr.
Mii.Lt.ar.
dealt
with
some
of
the
larger
and
more
general
issues
of
.lie
d.y
while
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
who
earlier
in
the
day
had
been
renominated
to
contest
this
riding
in
tbe
Liberal
interest,
spoke
more
in
regard
to
local
'Jvii6.
'i'lM'
Premier
spoke
for
some-
HALIBUT
LANDINGS
TOD
Y-110,500
IES.
AMEIMCAN
Onmney
28.000
pounde.
Canadian
Fish
k
Cold
(Mnrage
Co
.
H-Cc
and
Cc
J.
P.
Todd
II
ll.ooo
pounds.
Bojth
Rrmblrr.
UW
pounds.
B'JOth
F'sl-er-
I
.
11.4c
and
to.
I
Taok.
n
aoo
pounds
Atlln
Fisheries.
'1
2c
and
Sc.
CANADIAN
j
Tkla.
43JW0
pounds
Canadian
Flshj
t
CM
Storotre
C"..
8e
srd
4c.
I
Ore
ftvaln.
7
00
pounds.
Atlln
Pish-
cries.
1
4e
and
So.
"
"ooo
pounds,
Atlln
Ptahcr'es.
V
and
Sc.
G.
G.
McGEER
CAUSES
STIR
APPROACHES
DOOR
OF
CONSERVATIVE
ASSOCIATION
AK-INI1
FOR
MEMBERSHIP
VANCOl'VER.
Jne
M-Aaewar-lag
at
I4te
diMr
rf
the
Yweag
('
MTvatlie
AtmiietalltHi's
h'SSqaar-fffs
last
tUfht.
O.
.
MHeer,
K.C
ftirinerly
pntiniHent
In
the
rlrslis
of
the
Lllieral
lrl.
twesed
a
ieaaa-tHin
by
trlHHg
ineinltera
mt
tle
er-ganlaatton
tlmt
he
wfolted
le
Join
the
Awhm-UIIii
ami
take
the
platform
lo
nuke
a
KtetrMtettt.
The
ineellng
referred
the
Matter
la
a
rmiimHtee
d
llh
meenlNg
an
appHmtltMi
Mank
was
mailed
to
Mr.
MHterr.
.krd
for
a
ktatrnivKt
this
MMtrn-Int.
Mr.
MHIeer
deetaerd:
"Nt
Yet."
RreMitly
Mr.
MrOeer
refwsed
the
SsHitli
taiieewver
LHteral
HwmlHa-Ht.
OFFICIAL
OF
OTTAWA
HEALTH
DEPARTMENT
SUCCUMBS
SUDDENLY
OTTAWA.
June
14
Dr
David
A.
Clark,
assistant
deputy
minister
of
the
Department
of
Health,
died
suddenly
laat
night
at
the
ajae
of
sixty
years.
MRS.
PANKHURST
DIED
LONDON
THIS
MORNING
LONDON.
June
14
Mm.
Pankhurst
nwmerly
well
known
aa
a
militant
suffragette,
died
this
morning
at
tbe
age
Of
86.
y.JphA.CJTOll.
paisieet
real
Oat
of
this
esMisnd
tar
nuuty
y,,
PtUWleT
and
I'irfljetent'
employe
of
Use
sits.,
pill
sail
batutday
afternoon
on
the
Princess
Alice
Mr
Vancouver
where
ne
win
pay,
service
and
administration.
He
refer-s
brief
visit
before
prooeedln
to
Vie-
red
to
the
renewed
confidence
that
torts
where
he
all)
undergo
an
opera-
-apita!
now
had
In
this
province
and
tton
Jar
oaterecta
oa
hla
eyes.
Mr.
Oar-
hIno
to
ieglalatton
that
had
brought
rail
does
not
intend,
to
return
to
Prince
abcut
vastly
Improved
conditions
for
nuperi.
DIL
LITTLE
DIES.
NEW
VYwBTOINSTER.
June
14
-Dr.
A
Little
SO
rears
of
age.
pernor
tbe
Counaught
School
here.
died
at
Traqullle
yesterday.
Lh'nn
o
r
.in
hour
whJe
Mr.
Pattullo
peke
aboi't
hair
that
t
me
The
meeting
wae
oi.e
of
the
moat
attentive
and
compliment!
ry
accrdd
political
apeak-?in
h
re
in
many
years.
There
was
not
lPtrrroartl-n
or
disturbance
In
Its
entire
ooune
although
tbe
audience
cmttlned
representatives
of
all
political
rade
arid
clasjea.
Aid.
W.
M.
Drown
president
of
the
Liberal
As-3c:a;lc7j
c-cupled
the
chair.
CONMIOEU
THE
KCCOUII
rrrniu
iacLeaii
urged
that
the
elector.,
in
making
then
choice
at
the
U
rcirp
i'tction.
ccrslder
the
rcoord
ol
the
gorercn.ent
during
the
past
severa.
eais
and
cautioned
them
against
being
actuated
by
mere
political
cries.
He
v
eld
tliat
the
late
government
had
con-
aiued
members
of
high
calibre
and
character
and
men
of
reasonable
and.
in
s-nie
cases,
exception
al
efaiutf.
He
;:gcd
that
the
same
government
which
hgd
earned
on
the
aifalis
of
tbe
pro
vince
In
a
business
like
manner
lor
tre
past
twelve
yeaas
should
be
return
ed
to
offloe.
particularly
since
certain
i..a;ters
oi
importance
were
yet
to
be
:on:p!f.ed.
He
referred
to
the
fact
that
the
late
government
had
received
the
luppor.
01'
Labor
and
Independent
Conservatives
and
that
even
now
the
ibcral
candidates
included
at
least
hrec
trades
unionists.
Tbe
real
test
of
i
government
was
In
the
tangthle
re-
..uiu
that
were
to
be
seen
and
he
pointed
with
some
pride
ts
legislation
that
had
been
brought
down
tor
the
bsmattt
e
la
d
generM
irng
Hdl
ascial
i
m
oondrtspna,
uuumwiw,
the
wi
gteat
dm
naaasaai1,,
irpsnstan
.
.
t
mdtnnry
m
tbe
weovlaee
wider
tbe
Company.
Other
firms
Liberal
regime
and
the
vastly
improved
,f
Ppprln
operate
from
other
financial
condition
of
British
Columbia
P0"
The
of
tbe
fish
go
through
since
Mil.
j
Seattle.
Th
rmnier
ix-frrMi
hriefiv
tn
oh.r.
'
Since
the
opening
of
the
flahtns
sea-
ges
that
had
been
made
by
the
opposl-
!
,on
'
Resurrectlcn
Bay
last
week
sev-tlon
against
members
of
tiie
gorern-
rJ
fishermen
hsv
been
mak-
tnent
who.
in
subsequent
Investigations.
had
been
completely
exonerated
of
any
wrongdoing.
He
claimed
that
some
of
these
charges
had
been
brought
In
the
,
attemDt
to
counterart
for
nolltlrAl
imp.
I
posea
an
excellent
budget
that
had
been
brought
down
and
other
legtals-
tivt
achievements
of
the
government
I
here
were
many
vain
election
cries
iiid
one
of
these
was
that
"It
was
time
or
a
chai.ge."
Would
any
sound
bus-iiess
institution,
and
the
government
vai
one
of
the
largest
businesses
In
ih.
province,
turn
one
exparlenosd
and
capable
board
of
directors
out
and
ucoeed
them
with
inezperlenoed
directors
unused
to
handling
large
business
just
because
it
was
felt
"It
was
tana
for
a
change."
questioned
tbe
Premier
He
asked
the
electors
not
to
be
In
fluenced
by
party
cries
and
shibboleths
tut
tn
judge
tlie
government
upon
Its
record
He
referred
to
how
the
financial
ilev
of
the
province
had
been
lauded
in
h:t-h
place
and
even
by
political
op
ponent.
P1IILIC
DEHT
He
had
no
cxc.
se
to
offer
for
an
in
creased
public
debt.
He
would
leave
the
people
to
judge
whether
the
gov
ernment
had
acted
wisely
In
increasing
the
public
debt
fcr
such
purposes
as
liquidating
unprovided
lor
expanses
that
had
been
Incurred
by
the
previous
administration,
tor
building
roads
and
opening
up
the
country,
tor
continuing
constructions
of
tbe
Pacific
Great
eastern
Railway
which
had
not
been
started
by
this
government,
for
the
University
of
British
Columbia
bulldlnga.
for
developing
and
marketing
the
University
lands,
for
public
buildings
such
as
Tianquille
sanitarium
and
the
Incurables
Hospital,
for
Okauagan
Irrigation,
(or
better
housing,
tor
the
department
"f
Industries
for
soldiers'
settlement
and
for
Sums
reclamation.
Waa
It
all
justified?
He
also
referred
to
the
fact
that
the
debts
of
all
the
provinces
had
increased
proportionately
or
even
more
than
had
Brltlah
Columbia
'a
from
188.-800.00
In
1B17
to
S77.0M.00O
In
1M7.
And
splendid
provision
was
being
made
by
this
province
for
the
repayment
of
the
d'bt.
be
declared.
The
government
I
wss
laying
by
at
the
rate
of
1
1.
780.000
per
year
and
already
had
Sld.oao.eao
In
the
bank
with
which
to
reduce
the
debt
The
tact
that
bonds
In
fiMtm.!u
"s
luiwuuanu
ber
1987
and
the
Vancouver
Province
had
Itself
complimented
the
govern-niunt
upon
this
had
brought
the
best
pries
since
1SSS.
CAPITAL
NEEDED
Capital
was
more
than
ever
needed
fed
develop
the
natural
resources
of
tpe
province
tbe
Premier
said,
but
capital
rakbttM
also
psy
Its
share
of
the
coat
of
Labor
Dr.
Tolmie
bad
said
that
U
he
was
ATTEMPT
MADE
SECURE
MONEY
PRINCE
RUPERT
ERIE
RAYMOND
LANDS
IN
HANDS
OF
POLICE
AT
VANCOrVEK
AND
IS
CONtlCTtD
VANCOUVEB,
jum
14
Pleading
tUlty
ij
attempting
to
obuin
money
by
&lse
pretends
irom
Mrs.
R.
Wilson
and
Mrs.
Roee.
Eric
Bayinond
was
remanded
6
Ma;
strata
Bhaw
until
June
18
for
sentence.
..-.j
d.ng
to
the
police.
Raymond
obtained
addresses
of
tne
Informants
m
rinoe
Rupert
and
wrote
them
In
the
a
me
of
friends
asking
them
each
to
jrward
$28.
A
pica
for
leniency
was
put
forward
y
a
dlrtant
relative
of
the
accused,
who
offered
to
obtain
work
for
him
outside
tu
city.
liEVIMOF
COD
FISHING
ALASKAN
HANKS
TO
HE
EXPLOITED
ONCE
MORE
BY
AMERICAN
CONCERNS
SEWARD.
June
14
Immediate
revival
jl
the
cod
flahing
Industry
west
of
Seward
along
the
Aleutian
Islands
was
announced
by
C.
C.
Hale,
president
of
tbe
Union
Cod
Plahlns
Company,
the
anaifea
tM
Pish
Oasnnanv
and
the
1
!n
two
hundred
dollars
a
day.
Red
'eunon
as
reported
tne
largest
run
in
ears.
1
RADIO
STATION
POINT
BARROW
I.N
OPERATION
M
HOI
KS
AFTER
APPARATUS
LEIT
SEWARD
FOR
THAT
PLACE
SEATTLE.
June
14.
The
northernmost
radio
station
in
tbe
world
at
Point
Barrow.
Alaska,
flaahed
Its
first
message
to
tbe
outside
world
yesterday
afternoon,
just
84
hours
after
the
equip-
ment
started
from
Seward.
UJ.
Army
Signal
Corps
office
here,
it
was
an-
nounoed.
The
new
station
la
In
charge
of
Pte
Richard
Heyser.
radio
operator,
who
Sew
with
the
plane
to
the
relief
of
tbe
film
party
The
equiptn-
left
Sewrrrd
by
train
and
at
Anchorage
was
loaded
on
to
a
relief
plane.
CANDIDATE
FOR
CARIBOO
GRITS
CONVENTION
DtK'LlNB
TO
SI
PI'ORT
D.
A.
HTODDAIIT
AND
NOMINATES
R.
N.
CAMPBELL
WTLUAeSS
LAKE.
June
14,
Hobsrt
Nell
Campbell
of
Harper's
Camp
was
nonunaieo
at
tn
mineral
convention
yswroay
to
contest
uariooo
noma
st
the
forthcoming
provincial
election.
J.
M.
Yorston.
former
H-L-K-.
declined
to
run.
A
resolution
to
leave
tbe
field
10
D
Stoddsrt
MIA,
the
Provincial
b
supported
tbe
Liberal
gov-
nunent
connlatently
In
the
last
legls-
j111".
waa
defeated
84)
to
"
18.
PARTY
tflT
KIWAMIANQ
COMING
TO
RUPERT
JASPER.
JtUt
14
A
Sclal
train
coming
all
the
way
tram
Duluth
lei
left
here
iWJ"
ffosAnde
Rupert
where
ft
srBulf
asrlvC
abeflt
ihree
o'olo
clock
to-
mrrrdw
R
Mt
ob
bdwrl
about
loo
Klwanlatis
on
the
way
to
tbe
convention.
Tliere
wUl
also
be
a
number
on
tbe
regular
train
Soon
after
arrival
in
Prtrtos
Rupert
tftey
will
sail
for
tbe
south.
.MEROINd
COMPANIES
niTPPAIA
.1h
14
-11
WniHSa
placed
in
Power
he
would
Immediately
,
rm(Mrht
of
tne
Plrnv
Arro
Motor
Com
-(continued
on
page
flvet
ny
ytr(Uy
conllnni
reports
that
I
the
Pierre
Arruw
and
Stud
baker
Oor-Thla
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the
po
ration
were
neicutiaUng
with
the
otv-Ent
at
8:30,
waa
reported
this
morning
Jecl
of
lornuns
a
merger
of
.he
two
to
be
on
time.
iccucero..
mA