CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Everyone
reads
the
Classified
Ads.
jf
you
lose,
advertise
for
It.
If
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
okt
Tin:
classified
habit.
Vol
XVIII-
No.
170.
CMR.
NO
NEW
-ft
Complete
Revision
ot
Monetary
Structure
of
Railway
to
be
Asked
Would
Wrilc
Off
Water
Valuation,
la.sc
Government
Railways
and
Return
Advances
and
Deficits
TORONTO,
July
21
A
despatch
to
the
Toronto
Star
from
Ot-,iy
that
the
proposals
for
the
recasting
of
the
financial
basis
rauadian
National
Railways,
recently
referred
to
by
Sir
Henry
nr..
11,
president
of
the
systPin
and
regarding
which
recommenda-wni
be
made
at
the
ner.i
session
of
Parliament,
are
much
more
...
hinK
than
has
ye'
been
indicated.
It
is
understood
that
Sir
reference
to
the
matter
was
an
indication
that
the
C.
N.
R.
I
wi.uld
ask
for
a
complete
revision
of
the
financial
structure
t
up
along
lines
suggested
in
the
comprehensive
report
made
PRINE
GEORGE
JOINS
DURBAN
UHM.I
ST
SON
Ot
KIM
AMI
0,1'EEN
IO
III
(
((ME
OITM'KK
III'
LIGHT
(1(1
IM.lt
WHICH
YISITEI)
IIEItE
--
I
nlnetynlne
years
for
the
sum
of
tl.-
!XN.
July
21
Prince
Oeort.
1
and.
thirdly,
that,
from
the
total
of
-1
son
of
King
George
V
sad
j
tbe
goeemmetit
advsnoas
plus
tnter-M.iry.
has
bean
appointed
Inter-
eet
nampuwnded
to
dte
at
sis
per
cent
.1
Frncb
aboard
Ul.
Durban
and
k
aewaieastsaW
dsSSMta
of
She
mw
in
Paetfav
Coast
waters
vf
eyeless
slate
it
as
under
government
He
w.ll
leave
for
Quebecebout
j
idle
of
August
and
will
proceed
I
o
Vancouver
to
,-u
his
ship,
Durban
vlsi'.d
prince
Rupee
vy-k
in
the
course
of
her
cruise
,
'
st.
NO
CHANGE
IN
PARTY
STANDING':
i!i'T.nviiVEx
a
111:
roMTiEi
is
I.II.I.OODT
AMI
MACKENZIE
Tl)ltli:
IS
(HUTS.
1
I.AIt
'
1
"
VER,
July
fl
With
the
elec-
1
ill'ioet
of
B
O.
Carson
over
1
M
;ni
oonoadod
as
well
as
that
of
Msiison
in
Maekanste
over
W.
the
provincial
election
stand-iuht
sbowd
that
the
Oon-had
dec
ted
thirty
-our
mean-nit
Uegtalature
while
the
1
i
thirteen
aeaU.
Utelttdlng
II.
'
'
-
here
the
ejection
of
J
R.
)
inhtrul.
and
Labor
one.
Tarn
FlTllle.
LONG
SOUGHT
of
MAN
ARRESTED
MTTIIMV
111(1(1
AU
AITItl.HKMtEII
T
YKldlllt
ON
IIIAUOE
1
KOM
ATLANTIC
CITY
1
1
I'OlttA.
July
31.--Matthew
Btgeiar
'
"Ml
here
aa
he
dlMcnOarked
u-iimer
Ntaeara
aa
It
arrived
'
A
nnuls.
He
Is
wanted
by
the
'
city
police
ftc
swindling
a
i'
nt
I31.4BS
a
year
ago.
Dur-
'
"'
'line
police
all
over
the
world
1
-"min
him.
TWO
NANAIMO
MINERS
KILLED
BY
BLOW-OUT
l:iilmiT
of
Wrelrm
lurl
f:.
at
lie-M'e
Ue
Their
l.ltra
hon
Aflrr
lining
on
Mild.
,!NA'MO
Ju,y
a'-Wllllam
Cooper
'
"Hue
of
tfc
vcatern
Fuel
Co.
'
yeaterdav
and
I.
R.
Rutkl,
'
'
tiled
a
few
minutes
later
from
i
'"vxiiitiun
due
to
a
blow-out.
The
lust
gone
on
afternoon
ahlft.
,r
as
mmer
here
for
forty
TWO
AUK
IMtOWNEO
'
APE
((
MAY.
NEW
JERSEY.
July
31-
'-"111,1
gmrdsmeii
were
drowned
and
rescued
when
a
patrol
boat
FINA
.U
the
board
by
A.
B.
Oueat
of
New
York
who
wh
retained
some
time
afo
to
study
the
situation
of
tbe
Canadian
National
and
affiliated
lines.
What
to
contemplated.
It
Is
under-Hood,
Is.
firstly,
tbe
writing
out
of
water
In
the
valuation
placed
upon
common
stock
of
the
Canadian
North-em.
upon
first,
second
and
third
pre-.
ere
nee
stock
and
common
stock
of
the
Q
rand
Trunk;
secondly,
the
leasing
of
the
Canadian
Government
Railway
to
the
Canadian
National
Railways
for
control,
ahall
be
deducted
and
four
per
cent
inoocne
bonds
issued
to
the
mln-1
jleter
of
railways
far
the
difference.
1
1
4
t
t
t
JAI'AME
I-EOATIOX
TO
CANAII
OI'EXEII
OTTAWA.
,
July
Jl
The
official
announeetnent
of
the
opening
of
a
Japanese
legation
In
Ottawa
la
made
from
the
Office
of
the
prime
minister.
Shuh
Tomtl.
formerly
consul
-general
for
Japan
In
Ottawa,
has
been
appointed
first
secretary
and
will
act
as
charge
d'affaires
pending
the
appointment
of
a
minister
Plenipotentiary.
VICTORIA
BANK
TELLLER
TAKFSHIS
OWN
LIFE
M.
I..
IXerxon
ot
lliink
of
Cunimrrre
ItlM-iitrrnl
with
llullrt
In
llrail.
VICTORIA.
July
21.
D.
M.
U
Peterson,
bank
teller
In
Oak
Bay,
was
discovered
with
a
bullet
wound
in
his
head
at
hat
living
quarters
tn
the
Canadian
Dank
Commerce.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Noon
CloMng
Prlrrs
Today
on
Yanrou-vrr
EtrhaiiK
I
Courtesy
of
S.
D.
Johnson
Co.,
Ltd.)
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Rufua
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12
10
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'
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b
a
freighter;
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mam
Northern
and
PIUNCE
WORK
BE
INITIATED
BY
DKSTKOYFR
IN
BELFAST:
H.M.S.
Wal.efu!
g,
Dulftrin
Dock,
visiting
Belfast
with
the
fifth
.'.
PA1TULL0
HAS
94
LEAD
NOW
II.M.Y
EIGHT
POLLING
STATIONS
ItE-MAI.N
l
m
IIEAKK
1KO.M
OsLANH,
IIIITO
lLAM)
AMI
CTMsHKMA
IN
1
Aeeardlng
to
oomplUtlon
of
the
ro
lumui
01
(leer,
the
mal&rrty
of
Hon.
D
jttullo,
ijberal.
In
Prince
Rupert
riding
aa
a
result
of
tbe
recent
orovm-
caal
election
over
James
II.
Thompson,
Conservative,
stood
this
momlnc
at
94.
vne
uuu
vote
acoounwa
ror
w
ant
oei
i.tg
nan
tor
rwtiuiio;
ixn
ior
xnocnpi
son.
Sin-
resterdav
returns
were
rel
colvwd
lrom
Osland
Cumsehwa.
Hippo
Island,
all
of
them
tnciwntlng
PnttuUo'a
majority,
further
absentee
returns
were
recalved
Fbltowtng
la
the
list
of
polls
eo
far
reported:
PatteM
Thompson
Buckley
Bay
3
3
Ha
report
14
7
Inverness
t
13
Lawn
KIU
7
1
Hasaett
,
M
M
Port
ClasnenU
M
4
Port
Idward
X
11
Port
Simpson
m
9
Prince
Rupert
9M
911
i
Oueon
Charlotte
M
S4
Skldagat
It
16
Sunnyalde
Tlell
4
Tow
Hill
4
Watun
River
9
Thurston
Harbor
...k..
Banks
letand
4
Fie
win's
Float
ia
Oeorgetown
I
Onna
River
tt
19
Oaland
is
t
Cumahewa
t
0
Hippo
Island
3
0
Absentee
(to
data
106
I0S
Altford
Bay.
Baxter's
Camp.
Jap
Inlet.
Jed
way.
Lockeport.
Oceanic,
Refuge
Bay
and
Bandapit
are
yet
to
be
heard
from.
HIS
SHACK
TURNED
INTO
HUGE
STILL
Jioulh
Yanrourer
Man
Hat
Surrle
on
Krl
liming
Home
lrom
Trip
to
Interior
SOUTH
VAWOUCSH,
July
31.
Nick
Megm
returned
to
his
shack
here
after
a
three
months'
abHenee
In
the
interior
and
found
the
place
piped
and
tanked
for
dlatlHIng
with
new
locks
placed
on
the
doors.
The
police
say
it
Is
the
biggest
still
that
has
ever
been
seen
here.
There
la
no
due
as
to
the
owners
of
the
equipment.
,
UKI'l-tCEN
IIAl.'NTI.KSS
LONDON,
July
21
IM.
DaunUeas.
recently,
damaged
while
entering
mil-fax
Hatjbor.
will
be
replaosd
by
HiU-Caradoc
In
the
British
West
Indies
squadron.
An
Adams
Across
Canada
tour
party
of
ome
twenty-five
people
from
Toronto
arrived
in
the
etty
from
the
Bast
on
this
afternon's
train
and
will
sail
for
the
south
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
evening.
In
charge
of
the
group
is
C.
A.
Adams,
under
whose
ausplcee
I
such
parties
have
been
for
t
lit-
pint
tine
ytaio.
brought
here
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPERT!
B.C.
SATURDAY.
JULY
2.
1928
ly
1
v
r.'iirr.g
'
.
r
Flotilla
nf
V
Ministers
to
Clear
Preparatory
to
New
Administration
in
Victoria
VICTORIA,
July
21.-Hon.
Hon.
T.
O.
I'attuilo,
minister
of
the
north
to
attend,
a
meeting
of
Election
Act,
a
jmwt
of
twenty
date
of
the
polling
and
the
making
of
the
official
count
by
the
re-
turning
officers
in
the
various
election
will
not
be
over
until
ni..rnrn.n
thA.rr.
lll
ni
Ka
eyen(
Meantime,
no
new
work
will
nd
tbe
Trtou
depnrtments
will
bee-
ataged
In
cleaning
up
their
affairs
In
charge.
OtaUscta
Uiat
have
been
call-
toT
tndr
that
have
been
re-
celved
since
the
ele.-tlon
wai
launched
will,
according
to
Hon.
Dr.
W.
H.
Suth
erland.
minister
of
public
works,
be
allowed
to
remain
una
warded
for
tbe
j
new
minister
of
public
works
to
deal
I
with.
I
In
Liberal
circles,
there
la
a
good
a.lk
.tunt
.
fn
UBJSJU
Mlft
gsvlw
llHtuisf
s
isjsib
a
ww
,
Hon.
Dr.
J.
D.
MaeLaan
so
that
he'
.-night
continue
as
leader
of
tbe
oppo-j
anion.
8cme
party
supporters
feel
that
tha
mtlrln
Premier
should
continue
at
'.he
bead
of
his
party
while
others
contend,
now
that
he
Is
defeated,
that
he
should
step
down
and
allow
one
of
the
ministers
who
carried
hh
seat
to
1
replace
him.
In
this
connection
the
names
of
Hon
T.
D.
Pattullo
and
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
ace
prominently
mention-d.
If
Dr.
MacLean
decides
to
remain,
however,
It
Is
unlikely
they
will
seek
the
honor.
BOYS
HONORED
INEDMONTON
Local
Hand
(iiven
Luncheon
Vttflcrday
by
Mayor
Itury
and
Commissioner
Mitchell
Col.
S.
I
McMordie,
mayor
of
Ihc
city,
is
In
receipt
of
n
lelegram
todny
from
William
(iilchri't
htnling
that
the
I'rlnce
Ilunert
Hojn'
Hand
was
entertained
by
the
city
council
of
Kdmnnton
at
luncheon
yesterday
with
Mayor
llury
and
Commissioner
Mitchell
as
hosts.
The
luncheon
wns
followed
by
a
('rive
about
the'cltv.
The
boys
who
are
all
well,
expected
to
return
to
the
city
on
next
Wednesday
nfternoon's
train
after
an
absence
ofijwo
wceRa.
AMEHI0ANS
TO
MEET
IKEMII
IN
TENNIS
AUTBOILL.
FTtANCE.
July
31..
Amertoaoe
defeated
Italian
In
the
finals
of
ftiter-rone
tennis
and
won
the
right
to
meet
France
in
the
anal
struggle
for
'
the
Davln
Cup.
It
1-
Boston
Grill
IS
FAR
REACHING
DEFEATED
GOVERNMENT
her
moorir.L'.-
in
the
Briti.-h
navy.
Up
Offices
Making
Way
for
A.
M.
Manson,
attorney
general,
and
lands,
will
reach
the
city
today
from
the
cabinet
da
Mosul
Under
the
-
one
days
nrost'
elapse
pee
between
the
ridings.
It
is
pointed
out
that
the
bring
a
great
deal
of
business
to
j
eighteen-car
ferry
barge
costing
-no
as
ieing
started-at
once.
This
aould
add
considerably
to
the
amount
j
of
emptoyintnt
at
the
port.
The
dock
j
ivould
be
kept
bust
on
the
boat
un
til
it
was
completed.
In
addition
to
that
Sir
Henry
said
that
the
provision
if
a
boat
to
ply
to
the
adjacent
Islands
was
now
a
settled
thing.
Sir
Henry
went
on
to
speak
of
other
matters
that
would
add
to
the
prosperity
of
Prince
Rupert.
One
ot
these
wm
the
big
crop
which
was
expected
on
the
prairies
'this
year.
They
"ft!d.mu
!Te
?ta
'wfd
shipped
to
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator
during
the
coming
year
and
oaoe
this
port
a
ed
as
train
route
be
"to'
"see
the
MiMUess
in
that
particular
commodity
keep
up.
'
Sir
Henry
spoke
further
of
the
this
count
has
been
made
and
the!mlwa
development
of
the
district
v.Hn
Krr-
,l,t
l
which
would
be
of
material
benefit
be
initiated
by
the
government
f
4.
4.
44
f
CAMPAHIN
oriTCE
IS
OPEN
EVEMXOS
TbA
nallv
Mmm1
lumMlm
.
'1.
second
floor
of
Tbe
Dally
News
building
are
open
each
week
A
rtv
(Mm
0
MA
until
A
n
ffM
'
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tor
aurnM
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free
working
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and
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or
evening
and
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all
about
this
mammoth
prlre
offer.
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HE
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available
from
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a.
with
but
Ave
polla
to
hear
from
glvea
H.
C.
Wrtnch.
M.UA.,
Liberal
majority
of
US
over
Frank
DoekrIU.
Conservative,
m
a
total
vote
of
803
to
880.
Polls
yet
to
report
are
Ctexton.
Copper
City,
Duthle
Mines.
Kltlmaat.
and
Swanson
Day.
The
detailed
results
follows
Wrtnch
Doekrlll
South
Hsaelton
4
13
Pacific
8
8
Dorreen
8
8
New
llaselton
87
ii
Oak
13
w
Ramo
3
io
Amabury
8
2
Rcaawood
Kwlnltaa
3
3
Olentanna
18
10
Smlthers
371
,w
Terrace
.!
ll
13
kaaelton
'
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'
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.:.
84
M
klsplox
.'.
13
1
Oedarvsle
9
IS
Evelyn
19
18
Skreim
Crosmnx
7
7
Morleetown
8
7
Woodcock
.'
9
3
Dutedale
8
24
Kltwanga
31
11
Little
Canyon
7
4
Port
Easlngton
33
40
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least.
Phone
457
Price
Five
CentR
Sir
Henry
Thornton
in
an
Optimistic
Mood
at
Luncheon
Yesterday
Told
Members
of
Hoard
of
Trade
That
Rig
Eighteen-car
Barge
Would
be
Ruilt
at
Once
and
Other
Things
Which
Would
.
Benefit
Port
At
the
luncheon
yesterday
given
by
the
Board
of
Trade
for
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
M.
P.
McCaffery
presiding,
the
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
pleased
the
members
very
much
with
the
statement
that
he
had
three
announcements
to
make
that
would
be
of
great
interest
to
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
One
of
these
was
the
building
of
the
three
large
modern
steamers
mentioned
by
him
in
the
south,
which
would
operate
to
Alaska
and
would
this
port.
The
second
was
that
an
about
$100,000
would
be
built
here
NEARING
CLOSE
OF
WORLD
TOUR
'
to
the
port,
especially
the
mining
In
:
ty-three
days.
the
Interior.
Peace
River
also
was
SPOKANE.
July
21
Mears
and
Col-more
nearly
tributary
to
Prince
Ru-1
'ler
left
Spokane
for
Minneapolis
after
pert
than
any
other
large
grain
pro-,
a
brief
landing
here,
duclng
area
and
he
expected
lie
devel-
LOCAL
opment
would
be
of
Immense
advantage
to
this
city.
The
railway
president
mentioned
the
general
agricultural
development
of
the
district.
He
thought
that
the
advantageous
posltlo'
of
Prince
Rupert
would
eventually
tell
but
It
took
time
to
develop
a
port.
As
be
looked
back
he
saw
bore
substantial
progress
and
he
had
always
felt
sure
of
the
ultimate
destiny
of
the
port
as
one
ot
the
great
ports
of
Canada,
There
were
only
two
others,
Vancouver
and
i
victoria.
The
people
nere
oouia
rest
1
assured
that
tbe
railway
would
do
all
;,t
e0"1"
"
advance
the
Interests
of
,ne
P"
As
far
as
the
rauway
was
concerned
their
financial
progress
was
admirable
and
the
net
business
last
month
hao
practically
doubled.
'
With
the
pro-
financial
reconstruction
the
.
II.
MEAHNS
AM)
C.
II.
COLLYER
HOPE
TO
MAKE
KECOKII
BY
REACHING
NEtV
YORK
ON
Ml
NIIAY
VICTORIA.
July
21.
The
world
flyers
J.
H.
Mearos
.and
C.
D.
Collyer,
armed
last
night
on
ignpress
of
Russia
from
4
uTem
ana
leir
tiui
morning
tti
their
own
plane
for
Seattle
en
route
New
York
where
they
expect
to
arrtve
n
Sunday,
completing
the
circullng
of
the
glebe
by
plane
and
steamer
In
twen-
Union
freighter
Chllkoot.
Capt.
John
Mulr.
arrived
In
port
at
2
JO
this
afternoon
rom
the
south.
WANT
MINISTER
OF
MINES
POST
NELSON
rilAMIIEIt
OP
MINES
AM)
110
Alt
l
OP
TKAliE
UOl'LII
HAVE
UK.
ItOKDEN
OIYEN
POKTl'OLIO
NELSON.
July
21.
Members
of
the
Chamber
of
Mine
for
Eastern
British
Columbia
are
taking
action
wtth
a
view
to
having
Hon.
Dr.
S.
Tolmle,
when
he
forms
his
cabinet,
appoint
Dr.
L.
E.
Borden,
Conservative
member-elect
In
move.
The
Kooteneys
have
long
clamored
for
the
mines
portfolio.
BAD
REPORT
FORPASTOR
PKEMIYTEKIAN
COMMITTEE
RECOMMENDS
AGAINST
KEY.
S.
KOII-
EKTSON
Oltlt.
VANCOIYEK
I
VANCOUVER.
July
21
Finding
that
Rev.
Samuel
Robertson
Orr,
pastor
of
Central
Presbyterian
Church,
Vancouver,
was
"guilty
of
conduct
so
unbecoming
a
minister
of
the
Gospel
as
to
necessitate
the
dissolution
of
the
pastoral
tie
between
himself
and
the
congregation."
the
commission
appointed
by
tbe
Presbyterian
Church
In
Canada
presented
Its
report
to
a
meeting
o
the
Presbytery
of
Westminster
this
afternoon.
SAINT
ROCH
LOADS"
REINDEER
CWW
MAKING
TRIP
NORTH
POINT
BARROW.
July
21.
Enroute
to
Hedachel
Island
headquarters,
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
boat
railway
would
be
placed
on
the
same
j
Nelson,
as
minister
of
mines.
The
Nel-flnanelal
basis
as
any
other
railway
aon
Board
of
Trade
la
also
behind
the
would
be
relieved
ot
the
responalbUlty.
It
would
be
shown
that
a
state
owned
railway
operated
to
serve
the
people
ot
Canada
could
be
a
success.
In
conclusion
Sir
Henry
said
he
hoped
to
come
every
year
and
lay
some
gift
st
tbe
feet
of
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert.
And
he
closed
wtth
these
striking
words:
'PuU
up
your
a'aocka
and
atlck
to
It."
M.
P.
McCaffery.
In
Introducing
the
guest,
spoke
of
the
trust
the
people
of
this
city
had
In
the
railway
head
and
Mayor
McMordie,
In
thanking
the
guest
tor
his
address,
also
emphasized
the
same.
ARCHBISHOP
LANGE
OF
vadi
nrpmrn
mru
iimr
urrniL
mun
nncr
nn
n
i
UTrnniinv
ruoi
ur
uumriDuru
LONDON.
July
21
The
DaUy
TeJe-
graph
learns
that
tbe
Archblahoprls
of
Canterbury
has
been
offered
to
Most.
Use.
Ooetno
Lang.
Archbishop
of
York.
and
that
he
has
intimated
lus
aecept-3
shoe.
Archblthop
D&vldsen
will
retire
1
shortly
from
Canterbury
because
bt4-
vanred
age1.
;
OAXACA
IlEKLOATEIIf
Radio
reports
last
night
Indicated
that
the
steam
yacht
Oaxaca,
Oapt.
O
A.
Hancock,
which
had
been
on
the
Saint
Roeh
loaded
2.000
reindeer
car-rocks
In
Wrangall
Narrows
for
over
a
oases
from
all
Eklmo
tor
the
North
week,
'
had
been
successfully
refloated.
(
Reindeer
Cor
xwattoo.
There
was
no
official
confirmation
of
i
-
thla.
It
Is
believed
that
the
Oaxaca
J
VANCOUVER,
July
21
Wheat
was
will
be
taken
u
Vanrouvn-
following
j
quoted
on
the
local
Block
Exchange
In-
floating.
if
day
,u
130!..