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Mone;
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.
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Tlie
cheapest
way
to
.
Di!!v
New
la
to
subscribe
Tcar
The
coat
u
is.00
ana
,
j
.
n
delivered
to
your
addrefc.
M
i
evening.
Just
figure
out
the
sir.
ill
east
to
you
for
thli
dUy
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(or
twelve
month!
WW..
No.
125.
ANCOUVER,
May
29.
Charging
that
he
had
been
adviaed
by
Ut
puty
Chief
Daniel
Leatherdale
"to
ease
up
on
the
proaec-ci-nun
'
of
an
bIIi
km1
robbery
case,
R.
L.
Demarcos,
who
de-
il
himMelf
a
a
former
Hpecial
confutable
on
the
Vancouver
imce
"in
an
advisory
capacity"
to
Chief
of
Police
Long,
leant
the
inquiry
into
the
Vancouver
police
force
last
evening.
1'i'inarcos,
who
came
from
(
ran
brook
to
give
evidence,
said
he
iMi
on
the
local
force
from
May
18
to
July
15,
1926,
and
had
instructed
by
Chief
Long
to
inventigate
the
morale
of
the
force.
He
a
not
sworn
in
hi
po.ite
VANCOUVER
HAS
POWER
CUT
OFF
C
ll.lrTIlK
MAIN
HTHHKT
NT.VtlO
llwIAt.tli
U
I
IKK-YKHT1.KIMY
AlItlt.NOON
mLK.
May
39
Fire
this
after-tin
Mam
Street
substation
ol
Electric
Hallway
Company
eu'
power
from
the
city
lighting
.
in
vr
clrcbtya
about
two
voiP,
.'wtatkm
power
waa
seoeretec
.11
by
the
company's
ateam
plant
iiuldown
interfered
.
'he
re
m-w
transmission
for
a
while
i
hi
newspaper
plant
about
edi-:i.e
.:
M
the
company's
plant
u
ea-.)0.000
CHARGEDWITH
BOND
THEFT
Ki
.,1
It
I'MKMAN
AMI
JMI
OHO.
MliT
IIOTII
AllKKnTKII
IN
C'ON-
sin
rioN
tiimchwith
'
uUVKR.
May
99
-Arthur
B.
Per-rtndlan
of
tbe
Vancouver
Safety
i
ompany'a
vault'
in
the
B'jard
building
-'
arrested
and
with
the
theft
of
a'JO.ooo
worm
-
yesterday.
MrD.
Orosaart
t
also
arrast-i
charged
with
retaining
the
knowing
them
to
be
htolen.
nd
were
the
property
ol
John
v
:uul
the
alleged
theft
occurred
.
October
and
October
JO
last.
STOCKSLISTED
AT
VANCOUVER
Ml'I.K.V
-IIK
IIKIKI.il
NKI.I.s
Mill-
N
OI'ININCi
1IAV.
Il
CIIANUIM1
IIVNllH
lAM'OUVHt.
Mav
as
Three
atocka
iiii(i
yesterday
Topley-Richfield,
mil
Hllvrr
Bar
lllnca
Ltd..
and
i
mi
company
Ltd.
1
i
v-uichfteld
waa
one
of
tlie
moat
1
stock
yesterday.
It
being
taken
17
000
aloraa
at
from
M
to
M
'
'
-i
miIih
aa
high
for
the
day.
NATIONAL
OFFICIALS
TO
COME
HERE
ON
SATURDAY
W
viJlinton
of
Montreal
fr
i
Iter
"i
111
thi.
nltv
fmm
VajMOUver
OP
-toHiner
Prince
'ftupeft
witurilay
,
l"
of
thl.
week
and
mafee
tna
lh
l
to
Stewart,
returning
here
'j"V
night
and
prooeeduig
Baat
the
murium,
Vtv
.lAt,,MtAii
wrtll
He
umai.li
u..
,
i.-n.l.4
nt
-
.
.
.
.
""-i.
ireiani
tramc
manaaer
ir
'mini
region,
and
John
Pullen.
iiHslaUnt
to
the
vice-president
In
'.
of
traffic
Mr
Pullen
will
be
"innmiied
by
hl
wife.
A.lv
''l?
In
the
Daily
News.
It
paya!
officer.
Witnu
declared
that
tbe
advice
of
the
deputy
chief,
now
acting
heed
of
the
department,
ih
In
connection
with
an
incident
in
a
")oy
pert
or"
near
the
southeast
corner
of
AMott
and
Cordova
Street.
He
aald
be
had
aaen
a
woman
forcibly
take
a
puma
from
a
man
and
-.and
It
to
Mra
Andeteon.
Tbe
latter,
ite
declared,
took
MO
from
the
puree.
Alter
the
caae
came
to
the
police
ourt
but
before
It
waa
completed,
aald
icmarcos.
.be
bad
been
advised
by
the
leputy
that
"be
would
fare
better
U
were'
to
eaae
up
on
the)
proMeuttan
n
atrcce
aald
be
bad
MM
tbe
deputy
bet
k
-aes
eajK
4e
be
would
alnk"
aa
there
were
enough
itMwt
to
refute
all
of
PcmsrocaV
jie.iienu
Tbe
ease
was
dismissed
after
defence
fla.lmony
wac
heard
declared
wllncei.
Oemarco
aald
be
had
complained
to
.tile!
Long
and
that
the
latter
bad
old
him
that
Mri.
Auderaon
tu
barn
n
Vancouver
and
waa
friend
of
tbe
eputy.
The
chief
had
uld.
accordtnf
:
Omarco.v
that
thl
waa
the
reaaon
Uaatberdate
mi
aympathetlc
to
her
pet
ore
eomtng
to
Vancouver
In
1MB.
Oemarcoa
aald
In
reply
to
a
question,
thtt
he
bad
been
with
the
Alberta
'
v
I
octal
police
and
for
aome
time
bad
'wen
engaged
in
breaking
up
communist
group.
ClllShftt.
i:VIDKMC
That
detecUve
Jack
Person,
formerly
patrol
aergeant.
aaked
him
for
money
after
the
charge
of
having
narcotics
in
hal
pcaieaslon
was
withdrawn
In
the
police
court,
waa
the
declaration
of
tig
before
the
inquiry
earlier
in
the
day
Wing
Chtng
swore
that
hla
fattier
paid
MO
to
a
Chinaman
namea
juu
Kee
to
pet
the
case
withdrawn
and
that
Jung
Kee
paid
the
money
to
aomeone
Witness
admitted
ne
naa
oeen
m
v
habit
of
going
aboard
vessel
from
the
Orient
and
purchasing
drugs
frcm
mem
bers
of
the
crew
and
selling
them
to
addict.
Prank
Calaa.
at
liberty
on
ban
oi
three
thousand
dollars
on
a
enarge
oi
perjury
brought
by
Mayor
Taylor,
de-dared
on
the
stand
that
hla
statement
of
last
Wednesday
concerning
tbe
mayor
true.
KATiiK.it
ni.roitT
-Part
cloudy.
fresh
prince
Rupert
aoUtntaat
Wind;
teinpersmre.
Terrace
Cloudy
caim.
vcmy.
.
BoMWood
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
in.Knrt
cloudy,
temp.
M.
aiim
Arm
Cloudy,
calm,
camp.
10.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
W.
Stewart
Raining,
calm.
Ump.
61.
o-r.
iimmoii
Ught
southerly
wind.
clear,
temp
6
rtayaport
Light
wind,
clear,
temp.
M.
Heeeium
-Part
cloudy,
calm.
lamp.
Cloudy,
south
wind.
tmp.
ElRhtli
Cabin-
63
.
.
Lake
Cloudy,
aoutli
wina
Bcho
...
lm
temp.
Telegraph
creea
A
lnin
clmidy.
north
wiii'i
temp
SO.
t
in..Hw
palm.
tamo.
M.
Whltehomc
River
Cloudy.
8.
temp.
wtll.SUwart
Ci
Cloudy,
calm.
Hemp.
a;
heavf
;twmii
ruin
in
nmm
MICH.
J.
imOM'N
DKAI).
VANOOUVCR.
May
ail.-Mra.
Kate
,
wiiifltt
of
jonn
Brown,
nrowu,
B..,n.
at
esshler
for
ine
-
1
Vancouver,
l
dead,
aged
aw.
....a
a
tba
cltv
on
J
A
HIUW
'
.
.
.
w.l.f
oner
wn
n
vesterday
afternoon1
tbe
!Uv
buiuv
-r-i
Northern
and
VANCOUVER
POLICE
PROBE
B
Evidence
in
Vancouver
Inquiry
Implicates
the
Deputy
Chief
of
Police
Chinese
AIo
Make
Statement
and
Frank
Caisa
Declare
What
he
Said
About
Mayor
Taylor
Was
True
FRINGE
RAIN
NEEDED
ON
PRAIRIES
lonu
rtuiDi)
or
mtv
wkatiikk
U1II
II
Kill
HIMs
H.in
ItlUbl)
(IKOl
M;
NO
I
AI
MK
I
OK
ALARM
WIHHIPIO.
heavy
auakuu
rain
would
be
of
eeauMeraWe
benefit
"
the
crept
in
Western
Canada,
according
to
the
fourth
weekly
crop
report
ol
Hie
Canadian
National
Railway,
issued
l
-day.
While
there
is
still
conmdcrHijlr
moisture
In
the
ground
and
no
cause
lor
alarm
need
be
felt,
tlie
long
period
of
dry
weather
with
high
windi
ha.--
on.-.
a
rap.u
.ir,i.ig
out
-f
ihc
ub.vi,
i,.
the
prairies
generally
and
a
g.'od
ra.n
would
be
welcomed.
Weather
condition.-
have
bet-n
ideal
lor
Medlug
All
wheat
Is
now
In
tlx
ground
and
the
sowing
(
coarse
ram:
practically.
finished
In
Manitoba
and
Al-
L-erU.
Saskatecbawau
will
finish
th-
ceding
of
ccarse
grains
this
week
Wheat
u
from
three
to
tlx
Inches
abovt
the
ground
and
Is
healthy.
There
was
a
slight
frodt
In
part.
of
Southern
Manitoba
during
the
la
week
but
uo
serious
damage
ha
rcaulte
though
growth
will
probably
be
checker
for
a
few
day.
Cutworms
have
made
an
appearance
near
Isabella.
Manitoba,
but
no
damage
l
reported.
These
pesu
are
not
reported
elsewhere.
All
three
province
repot
bn
Increase
at
about
10
pet
cent
In
tbe
average
aowr
tn
wheat
and
beyond.
upV
aigtrg
par
rain
laniiniriin
are
aald
lo
be
"
eaoeUent
I
Pall
rye
ba
wintered
weU
and
Jf
In
'HsMUtrry'dawamtMni.
PREMIER
DUE
NEXT
SUNDAY
Dr.
McLenn
to
I'omc
North
on
Catata
and
Visit
Atlin
Hiding
Local
Liberal
are
planning
to
t;ive
an
enthusiastic
reception
to
lion.
Dr.
J.
I).
McLean,
premier
of
Itritisth
Columbia,
who
will
visit
the
city
and
district
net
week.
Aid.
W.
M.
lirown.
president
or
the
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
AaKOciation,
ham
heen
advised
by
wire
that
Dr.
McLean
will
arrive
in
the
city
from
Victoria
on
the
Catala
nest
Sunday.
Koinjc
through
on
the
vewtel
to
vi.tit
Anyox.
Alice
Arm
and
Slewart
in
Atlin
rid-injt.
The
1'remler
will
return
to
the
city
from
the
north
by
launch
on
June
6
to
attend
the
Prince
Kupert
nominating
convention
that
afternoon
and
ad-dreiM
a
public
meeting
in
the
evening.
From
here
he
will
proceed
to
the
Interior.
Hon.
T.
I).
Pattullo.
minister
of
land,
who
it
in
expected
will
avain
be
nominated,
will
arrive
here
from
Victoria
on
the
Bt
earner.
Prince
(ieoree
on
Wednesday,
June
6.
LOGGINTvMATOR
ON
WAY
TO
ISLANDS
TlKMMe
A.
KHIi
Arrltr
Irmii
Weal
ClMtat
of
Yaiiewiivrr
anil
Will
'Tweed
In
(iieen
'lmrltle
With
Thorn
A.
Kelley.
well
known
Queen
Charlotte
bland
logging
operator
and
owner
of
tbe
veewel,
on
board,
the
dleeel
powored
company
crtuaer
Norah
Jane.
Oapt.
W.
L.
Oaaa.
arrived
in
port
at
1040
this
morning
from
Neotka
Sound,
weat
coast
of
Vancouver
Island,
and
will
proceed
tonight
at
10
o'clock
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island,
taking
Mr.
Kelley
on
a
trip
to
hla
tateresta
there
which
have
been
closed
down
tor
aome
time.
After
th
Ulands.
the
NnilVai
,
Jane
whieh
la
sow
taled
up
at
,
the.
Vancouver.
WIUKI.KWt
ItKI'OKT.
K
a.m.
Oigby
Island.
Part
cloudy,
freah
BJB.
wind;
barometer,
M.M:
tempera,tri.
,63;
moderate
well;
7
ajn.
apoka
Catala
left
Port
scAKbbound.
NOON
Dlgby
Island.
--Cloudy
atrong
S.l
wind:
barometer
2B.S0.
temperature,
.
.
...
,
an:
rta
moderate:
10
a.m.
In
steamer
ic.vUIk
southbound
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
KUPKJiTB.G.,
TUESDAY,
MAY
I-
29,
1928
ECOMES
Vi
IIUSUANI.)
AND
WIKK
ARK
A.li.A.
:
.Mi.
unci
Mrs.
Harold
Knight
havi'
both
Im-cii
honored
in
Loiulun
by
election
as
associates
of
the
Ko.viil
Academy
English
Capital
is
Brought
in
to
Smithetsi
for
Financing
of
Work
on
Jessie
Gold
Mines,
.
Hudson
Bay,
ML
May,29
Stnnlrj
a
Hutland,
who
is"
associated
SM1T1IBHS,
with
L.'
S.
McCi'lII
of
Smithers,
has
lieen
ucceawful
in
brining
in
Entrliwh
capital
for
the
dcvqlppment-
of
th
Jeawie
Group
on
Hudson
Hay
Mountain,
five
mile
from
Smithers.
Tills
property
i.s
only
two
and
a
half
mile
from
the
Canadian
National
I
tail
ways
and
on
the
alope
towards)
the
railway.
Lat
juramer
it
opened
up
very
well
under
surface
Work
directed
to
showing
tip
the
various
vein
on
the
property
and
ore
bodies
on
the
several
vein
now
show
continuous
ore
for
nearly
one
thousand
feet
in
length.
The
JeiKvIe
Cold
Mine
Syndicate
has
now
been
organlied
to
carry
on
a
full
season's
development
this
year
and
ample
funds
are
provided
for
this
purpose.
The
work
will
tart
early
in
June
and
will
continue
to
open
up
the
several
known
veins
on
the
surface
from
the
point
left
off
last
year.
Ijiter
an
effort
will
be
made
to
prove
depth
of
the
ore
by
tunnel
or
shaft
work.
Values
on
the
Jennie
Group
show
from
$6
to
$15
in
gold,
while
the
galena
carried
value
in
silver
and
lead
up
to
$159.
Copper
and
ainc
values
are
also
found
in
some
of
the
veins.
4
OM
I
!
IS
Ol
IO(AL
ILOATS
1'KOfKSTKII
On
motion
of
Aid.
Unaey,
seconded
by
Aid.
Vrudhomme.
the
city
council
decided
unant-moualy
last
night
to
send
a
telegram
direct
to
Bt.
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackecuue
King,
Premier
of
Canada.
Inquiring
anent
the
fact
that
provision
for
new
flaber-men'i
float
at
Prince
Rupert
had
been
omitted
from
tbe
estimate
for
the
ear.
Aid.
Unary
stated
that
he
had
noticed
that
no
uch
piovlaton
had
been
made
In
the
estimate
which
had
Just
been
pubUaned
that
day.
As
these
floata
had
been
promised.
It
was
possible
that
they
had
been
overlooked
In
any
case,
he
Jelt
that
no
time
ahould
be
lost
by
tbe
"council
In
communlrutlng
with
Ottawa
on
the
matter.
!
IIOI.IIIAYS
riMlCLAIMHII.
VICTORIA.
May
at
Tae
Provincial
Government
ha
proclaimed
Jvine
4
and
luly
a
as
holidays.
I.
J.
Smith
of
tbe
O.
W.
Mlckeraon
Co.
left
on
this
morning'
train
for
a
brief
bualne
trip
to
Terrace
LITTLE
CHANGE
HALIBUT
PRICE
MK.UIIMft
VAIIV
1KOM
ll.lo
TO
UN
AT
KACIIAMiK.
Tills
MOKMSU
There
was
little
change
in
the
average
price
of
halibut
toduy
on
exchange,
ilir
hlgliest
boat
lelchlnk
11.10
and
Tc
and
the
lowest
80
and
6t.
Bale
re
as
follow:
WIKMIt
N
North.
3S.0OU
to
Booth
FUlicriea
at
10
and
S.
Port
lock
jK.000
to
Cold
Storage
at
4
and
3.
Lanclug.
10.000
to
Pacific
Plalwrtea
at
10.70
and
7.
Onah
15.000
to
Atlin
Flahertea
at
11.10
and
7.
Rainier.
8.700
to
Atlin
FlaherMa
at
11.10
and
7.
CANADIAN
Aiken.
12.400
to
Booth
FleheMce
at
13
and
S!.
Margaret
I..
14.000
to
Cold
Stored
at
a
.00
and
t't-
Nuba.
1.000
to
Pacific
nt
B
IO
and
8
Volunteer,
7.000
to
Royal
Plah
Co.
at
B.J0
and
6.
Rose
Spit,
14.000
to
Atlin
it
9
10
and
0.
Nautilus.
100
to
Cold
Storage
at
and
S'-i-
i:t;u
rlJMNt
MtUPEKT
LIHEHL
ASSOCIATION
A
MEETING
Will
be
held
in
the
Mctropole
Hall,
at
8
p.m.
FRIDAY,
JUNE
10
lkiNinpga
Election
of
Delegates
to
the
Nominating
Convention.
All
Ljbfrals
welcome.
Seats
reserved
for
ladies.
ERY
COMPLICATED
SUMMER
BOAT
SERVICE
SOON
-I
(II
III
I
K
OK
CANAMAN.
NATIONAL
-I
I.
WISIIH-M
W
il
l,
lit
THE
SAME
As
LAST
YEAR
TU
M.mmer
schedule
of
Canadian
.iii
'iih!
Coast
Steamships
Will
liecame
ll
active
with
the
sailing
nrih
from
.nt.uifi
un
June
9
cl
the
Keaaier
i
r.:.:
c
Cliarle.s.
Tlie
schedule,
provld-
.4
tor
tnree
bailings
a
week
north
and
.
,uih
to
Vancouver.
will
be
1
1
,.nuli.i
10
that
which
appl.ed
last
year.
in-
au-amers
Prince
Cbarlca
and
Prince
.
Jim
will
share
tlie
Queen
ch.nlot.e
I
-
,
,.i
d
service.
The
lut
boat
on
the
,
1
.j
.ci.eilule
1.0
leave
prince
Ru-.11
li.r
the
sjuUi
will
be
the
-earner
i
iu.ee
Oeorge
on
Thursday
nlglit.
June
Tbe
steamer
Prince
Charles
will
arrive
here
lrom
Vancouver
direct
at
10:30
a.m.
Mondays
and
Will
sail
at
4
pjn.
that
day
for
Anyox.
Stewart
and
Maese'.t
Inlet
ports.
Southbound,
the
vesel
will
arrive
here
Thursday
morning
at
10:30
and
sail
south
at
4
that
afternoon.
The
steamer
Prince
George,
later
al
ternating
with
tbe
Prince
Rupert,
wti:
arrive
Wednesday
mornings
at
1040
irom
the
south
and
sail
at
4
pjn.
that
:;erii'.-3ii
for
Ketchikan.
Juneau.
3kagway
and
Wracgell.
returning
nare
at
1030
ajn.
llnndaya
and
sailing
acutb
at
4
pjn.
the
aame
aliatna
Starting
with
tbe
steamer
prince
Ru
pert
ne
of
tats
t'iiage-'boa4s
rtSl-
reeie
-
trorn-
the
sooth
itrSO
tjn
Fri
.
aya.
aatl
at
4
pjn.
that
afternoon
for
Anyox
and
Stewart,
return
here
at
5
m.
Saturday
and
sail
south
at
6
ne
same
afternoon
This
will
be
the
ftful
:i
schedule
for
the
week
end
bjat
:
r.
on
June
IS
the
steamer
Prince
ii.ieu.
tiuitesd
01
making
the
trip
:101th
10
Anyox
and
Stewart,
will
sail
.iia:
afternoon
on
a
special
run
back
lo
Vancouver
with
the
New
England
..elegatlou
of
tbe
Kiwanls
Club,
going
.0
Seattle
to
attend
a
convention,
which
will
arrive
here
that
afternoon
from
the
last
by
special
train.
After
thl.
the
regular
schedule
will
be
In
lorce.
The
steamer
Prince
John,
which
Is
due
here
on
Thursday
afternoon
of
thl
Arek.
will
return
Mgbt
to
Vancouver
.hat
day
and
will
be
held
there
until
June
0
when
she
will
take
up
tbe
ser
vice
between
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
via
southern
Queen
Charlotte
la-
V.nd
point.
Tbe
John,
leaving
Van
couver
Saturday
June
B.
will
come
'
rth
via
the
southern,
bland
route.
and
1
due
here
the
Wednesday
morn-
.us
That
day
the
John
wlU
return
direct
to
Vancouver
and
come
back
..are
direct,
going
south
at
midnight
Monday.
June
18.
from
here
via
south
ern
Queen
Charlotte
Island
ports.
Thereafter,
a
similar
achedule
will
be
carried
out
on
s
fortnightly
baal.
one
week
north
from
Vancouver
via
the
Islands
and
the
neat
week
south
from
here
via
that
route.
The
Prlnc
Charles,
which
has
been
In
.1ry
dock
here
s'l
winter,
will
go
out
this
Saturday
evening
to
Vancouver
via
ill
Queen
Charlotte
Island
point
In
place
of
tbe
Prince
John.
Com
pasting
hla
voyage,
the
Charles
will
remain
la
Vancouver
until
June
when
an
will
go
on
her
regular
summer
achedule.
MOTHER
GENERAL
VISITOR
IN
CITY
Head
of
SMem
of
M.
Joaeph
shI
feHpefttaer
of
m-ImnI
Her
In
the
course
of
a
tour
of
western
Csnada
tbe
Mother
General
of
tbe
Slstara
of
St.
Joseph
of
Toronto
and
Sister
Waltrudc.
supervisor
of
the
schools
of
the
order
are
paying
a
tan
day
visit
to
tbe
community
of
Prince
Rupert
and
are
at
present
guest
at.
the
local
convent.
This
week
they
will
proceed
to
Vancouver.'
'
I
Both
Mother
OCneral
kMJtnstet'
wai-
iruaei
ere
important
personages'
in
we
siatera
01
ot
joaepn
and
their
visit
bare
occasions
much
interest.
FIRE
AT
VANCOUVER
DESTROYED
SAWM!LLi.hr7".0,r."o.d.Tttd
1
j
Japan
look
the
double"
Saturday
and
SOUTH
VAMCOWaTR.
May
98.
De-
two
ine
ol
ainyli's
Friday
went
one
trvylng
a
dry
kiln
and
niont
of
the
ruch
to
Japan
ami
Canada.
This
allm-nawmlll
machinery,
fire
caused
30,000
imucn
Cmind
i
fr
mi
the
cup
aerie
and
damage
tn
Johnson'
lumber
mill
on
the
northern
Fraaer
River.
BostonGrrill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457
Price
Klvf
Tent
PERRY
CHOSEN
PRINCE
GEORGE
1VI
1,1.
AltAIN
CON'TKNT
ICIIHNU
AflAINMT
KKKIl
I'.
Ill
ItllK.N,
('ONKCICYATIVl!
PRINCE
OIOROI,
May
SB.
Amid
.1.
1
1
.uwiuifiaiira
iiarry
O.
Perry,
alt
ting
'
...e.ubfr
f
.r
Hit
Port
Oeurge
riding.
waa
again
ruminated
to
contest
the
seat
In
the
Liberal
Interests
at
the
forth-
earning
election,
which
1
expected
to
ake
place
very
-.on
Por
tbe
past
ht
years
Mr.
Perry
ha
raproaented
he
constituency
and.
Judging
by
the
sentiments
of
the
pecple.
there
seems
every
indication
that
he
dill
be
elected
again.
Premier
McLean
waa
present
at
tbe
nomination,
waa
the
guest
at
dinner
and
also
addressed
ar
publ.c
meeting
last
night.
Mr.
Perry
is
oppoaed
by
Fred
P.
Bur
den.
Conservative
V
WHEAT
AHEAD
PREVIOUSYEAR
lilt'KTUOi
MILLION
UVKIieLN
MOKE
1UVU3I
BV
CN.H.
THAN
IN
iaaa-21.
WlrVrnpaJD.
May
With
more
then
nine
and
one
half
million
bushel
of
grain
still
In
store
in
country
elevaton
In
western
Canada
the
movement
of
grain
over
the
line
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
since
August
first
t
exceed
by
more
than
14
million
bushels
the
movement
of
the
corres-
xudlng
grain
year
of
1BM-S7.
August
first
tm,
the
Canadian
tlonal
Railways
have
moved
car
containing
184.000
.000
bushels
aa
compared
with
1M.00Q
ears
and
170.-000.000
buohels
over
tbe
aaaae
period
of
the
corresponding
grain
year.
Or
In
now
in
store
tn
country
elevators
amount
to
OJn.000
bushel
aa
compared
wHh
3P4S.0C0
bushels
for
tbe
corresponding
period
last
year.
Tbe
quantity
in
store
la
divided
aa
follow:
Manitoba,
1.810.000:
Saskatchewan,
8.-
478.000
and
Alberta
200.000
tnee
August
first
1037,
the
movement
of
grain
to
Vancouver
ba
total,
led
28318
cars.
VICTORIA
AND
FISH
CHANGES
ANTII'IPATLII
THAT
PACK
TAX
Ol'
1LHKHAI.
OOVKKNMKNT
IS
AMILIMILII
VICTORIA.
.May
39
The
ruling
of
the
supreme
court
giving
the
province
exclusive
right
to
collect
licenses
from
fish
canneries
waa
hailed
with
satisfaction
at
the
Parliament
Buildings
but
official
declined
to
comment
until
the
judgment
wa
seen
In
full.
The
present
license
collected
by
the
federal
government
Is
460
per
cannery
while
the
province
collects
lloo
About
100
canneries
arc
affected.
In
addition
to
the
cannery
tax.
each
government
collect
a
peck
lax
of
four
cent
a
cane
en
sockrye
salmon
and
two
cent
on
other
varieties
The
federal
pack
tax
Is
prenumably
abolished.
What
the
province
will
do
about
tbe
collection
oi
license
and
tanas
In
future
i
a
matter
for
decision.
JAPANESE
WIN
OVER
CANADA
y
j
,t
TKNMH
IN
IIAVIH
IIP
KH1!
KMMIN
VTIM1
THIS
CHUMMY
MONTRI
AL.
May
99
Japan
won
the
Dtivi-
cup
lennla
series
from
Canada
to-
put-
lapnn
in
line
to
meet
the
c
inpc'.it
,1
.