fcLASSIFIED
HABIT
Everyone
read
tbe
Classified
Ads.
U
you
lose.
advertise
for
It.
K
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Whatever
you
seed,
advertise
for
It
(1ET
TUB
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
D
XVIII.
No.
175.
ft
Boston
Grill
mil
CABLED
r'
RADIO
-
MERGER
,
-
PROPOSED
CHAMPION
RETAINS
WORLD'S
HEAVY
TITLE
ON
POINTS
r
!
Lanaman
bovernment
to
Get
Back
Cost
of
Pacific
Ocean
System
Improvement
of
Trans-Canada
AH
Red
Communication
Route
Provided
for
Under
Recommendation!).
OTTAWA,
July
27.
Formation
of
a
merger
company
to
include
:.!.
companies
and
the
Marconi
Wirelena
Telegraph
Co.
is
recom-riM
d-d
in
the
retwrt
of
the
Imperial
Wireless
and
Cable
Conference
ir
whirh
has
been
issued
by,
the
Post
Office
department
here.
I
ii'
merger
company
to
be
formed."
according
to
the
recommenda-
in
the
report,
"will
acquire
as
.
A
A
t
..i'--
"i
i-umerii,
i-amern
extension
ana
western
teiegrapn
companies
.jI
ordinary
and
preference
shares
and
debentures
.if
any,
of
:
M.iivoni
Wireless
Telegraph
Co."
It
la
explained
that,
under
tbe
pro
MiX-UP
AMONG
DRY
OFFICERS
om:
ri;oiiiiiiTioN
siji
ai
ATTACK
ANOTHEIC
IN
MISTAKE
THREE
MEN
AUK
MIOT
!
WFNATCHBE,
Wash..
July
One
pro-i
'
ix
unknown
to
smother
.
a
-.till
which
the
other
was
ear-1
.
h
rur
and
opened
TUe.
A
score,
-7
.-ta
were
fired
betVik
rff'
"
"
-
?
,i
py
were
all
law
enffrcement
I-
nf
'"J'0
Mtto"
Ludwig
Johnson,
chief
prohlbl-
,w,tBi
8b"
durtn
"
f
wiu
nve
Duiiet,-
ol
the
still
are
unknown.
I
TO
PICK
UP
RUMRUNNERS;:
l
rOAHTOI
AKI
KHI'lVd
CI.OE
MATCH
rOIXOWIMi
IMPOSITION'
or
new
iirori.ATioN
KilANCItTOO.
July
27.
Followini
"urt
dealslons
that
aetaure
of
11-1
hlpa
far
from
shore
la
lUagal.
!
i
a
officers
art
now
picking
up
i
hios
and
shadowtnc
them,
prevent
their
landing.
Two
hifxs
of
undetermined
Identity
ix'ing
haunted
by
the
eoast-"'
iiiy
miles
ttftm
shore.
ARGUE
.FIGHT
ONEMANDEAD
"i'
f:
ATin;itir.N
iuiexos
,iiai
IATAI,
IIKMONKTKATION
llMltVn
L.tST
NKIIIT
'
'
ATHWUKBB.
Ont..
July
27
-
8tvens
and
Patrick
Sweeney,
eti
friends,
adjorned
to
tbe
1
rti
far
a
demonstration
of
blows
1
'Uniaed
last
night's
fight
In
New
si.
vens
was
knocked
over
and
'
projecting
board,
breaking
his
"h
"ki
dying
Sweeney
has
been
re-:""',''l
"
a
charge
of
common
assault.
LOCAL
MEN
ORGANIZE
TO
DEVELOP
MINING
PROPERTY
AT
STEWART
'
n:iiIA.
July
37
Provincial
in-
Kranu-d
this
week
include
1
Winnie
Mine
Development
Co.
1
rt
with
rspittjn
of
3250,000
and
'
;tU
SiOtM-Mr
The
com-f
"''
Been
oTTOrTy
Prince
Rupert
W
1
"'
i'trurpoM
of
developing
mln-x
'"
'i
'"es
at
8twart.
MANY
MEN
IDLE
AS
NOYA
SCOTIA
MINES
FORCED
TO
CLOSE
UP
"
r.
uat.
N.
8..
Julv
27-.Fallure
'
'"
ordera
has
oauaed
the
closing
1
'
I
Mif
li'
Mil..
m
"m""
inverns
and
Sydney
Mine,
Plve
hundred
miners
are
idle
from
April
1,
1928,
all
ordinary!
1
.
1
.
posed
settlement,
ttvete
will
be
returned
to
Canada
In
cash
an
amount
substantially
equivalent
to
her
outlay
on
the
Pacific
cable
during
Its
twenty-frve
years
under
Empire
government
control.
No
future
payment
on
Canada's
part
will
be
necessary
as
would
certainly
have
been
tbe
ease
bad
a
settlement
not
been
reached.
Tbe
Trans-CCBada
or
All
Bed
cable
route
will
be
continued.
Moreover
a
Canadian
wlreieas
enmoaw
wUl
oro-
vide
a
parallel
but
idfet
aarrlee
Unking
Oanada
by
beam
with
Great
Brtu!n
hDti
Australasia.
"
govwi
ment
toward
th
metfer
has
awl
,
7
7:
'
.
(lOVEIlNMKNT
iJl'ITS
KITE
NEXT
MONTH
;
VICTORIA,
July
27
Premier
:
MacLean
announces
that,
acting
)
on
the
advice
Of
legal
sx
parts,
the
government
will
resign
as
j
soon
as
the
final
count
of
ballots
la
completed
about
August
20
or
21.
Tbe
government,
the
Pre-laier
1
said,
oannot
resign
befem
!
then
without
disqjalifylng
the
BMtnbem
of
the
new
ministry.
1
This
Is
the
ofdnton
of
experts
of
,
the
attorney-general's
department.
4
T
,
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Noon
timing
I'rlrrs
1iiljy
on
Vanruu
ver
Earhangr
(Courtesy
ot
B.
D.
Johnson
Oo
Ltd.)
The
following
quotations
were
bid
and
asked:
STOCKS
Argenta
Rufua,
lBo
19c.
Bayvlew.
7V4C
Te.
B.
C.
Silver.
DM,
1.
Big
Missouri;
Wc..
88
Sc.
Cork
Province.
30c,
31c.
Dunwell.
18c,
nil.
Duthle.
Wc..
II
OO.
Oeorge
Copper,
MM,
430.
OorgU
River,
nil.
33
Wo.
Olaeler.
18c.,
nil.
Oledatone.
nil.
Sc.
Oolconde,
94c.
05c.
Orandvlew,
33ViC.
34c.
Independenoe.
12Wc..
130.
Indian.
6c..
nil.
Kootney
Florence,
2ae.,
22Vi.
L.
As
U.
c.
nU.
La
key
lew.
3V?c
4c.
Lucky
Jim.
32c..
32!c.
Marmot
MeUIs.
10c..
10c.
Marmot
River
Gold.
9e..
10c.
National
Silver.
14c,
16c.
Norands,
458
80.
M.00.
Pend-Orellle.
IISM,
314.00.
Porter
Idaho.
71c,
75c.
Richmond,
nil,
Sc.
Premier,
HJ4,
nil.
Ruth
Hope.
MVic,
7U,c.
Stiver
Crest,
10c.,'
1o,'
d.
'"
Silverado.
81c.
90e.
Bilveramlth.
nil,
He
eiocan
King.
nil.
6Hc
Terminus.
Be.
10c
Topley
Richfield,
58c.,
S7c.
Torlo,
12
80,
2.S5.
White
Water.
82.20,
820.
Woodbine.
38'4c..
25Hc
In
city
police
i-oiirt
before
Maglatrate
McOvmont
this
morning
Alex.
Berg
was
lined
25.
or
thirty
rt.iyv
for
InMiX-
tcatiuu,
Northern
and
PRINCE
JIM
JVINSLOW
WINS
(JOVEKXOIt'M
MEDAL
ON
ENTRANCE
EXAM.
VICTORIA,
July
27
James
Richard
Wins
Vow
of
Booth
4
Memorial
School.
Prince
Rupert
is
tbe
winner
f
the
Oovemor-
Oencral's
bronce
medal
for
his
district
In
tbe
Entrance
examin-
atlons.
He
Is
the
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
M.
Wtnalow
of
Prince
'
Rupert
and
his
teacher
was
Miss
E.
A.
Mercer
Ills
slater.
Miss
1
Rosemary
Wlnslow.
won
the
me-fr
&l
dal
two
or
three
years
ago.
it
Wtesiow
had
a
total
of
429
i
niarka.
The
hlghtst
marks
In
tbe
province
tte
made
by
Mar-
Jorle
Largue
of
Nanalmo
whose
total
was
447.
"
i
TRIANGLE
TOUR
PARTY
COMINGS
(11(011
IliOM
hOl
TIIKKN
H.
C.
AMI
WINTER
NTATKM
DIE
HERE
HUN
HAY
JASPER
PARK,
Atta..
July
27.
On
iJ'
T
Bup!rt
tw
d4jr
Uodge.
eifjhty
members
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
third
annual
r-eron-
rt
"Tmnk'",
tour
left
here
Ust
night.
Km
will
aau
next
Monday
lott
lFvtm
Oeorg
for
Vaneouvir.
from
whet
they
aUrted.
thus
completing
by
raU
and
the
triable
with
Jasper
;M
tM
apex.
While
many
of
the
travel
lers
are
from
British
Columbia
the
ma-
lontv
are
frcm
Saattle.
Portland
and
th
Callfsrnia
Cities.
Prominent
In
the
group
are
Commander
Kennedy
of
Sea-stale.
Cant.
Wells,
retired
sea
captain
jof
Vancouver
and
P.
R.
Ritoble.
a
"Sourdcugh'
of
Robert
W.
Bervtees
own-
try
and
now
a
cltlaen
of
Ban
Diego.
Twenty-five
metnuere
of
the
Business
Women's
christian
league,
returning
to
Philadelphia,
after
a
tour
which
took
them
to
California,
Vancouver
and
Vic-
torla.
spent
yesterday
at
Jasper,
enjoy-
lng
the
motor
trips
and
continued
their
Journey
much
refreshed.
After
being
on
the
trail
since
the
first
of
July.
Miss
Caroline
Hlnman
of
Summit,
New
Jersey,
and
her
party
of
14.
from
Beaton,
New
York.
Philadelphia
and
Chicago
have
returned
to
the
lodge
to
collect
their
malt
before
going
out.
Wren
a
train
of
sturdy
mountain
heroes,
they
went
north
of
the
Canadian
National
line
to
the
Moose
River
country,
passed
through
moose
Pass
and
Robson
Past
Into
tbe
Tonqutn
Valley.
Gathering
magnificent
mountain
scenery
all
along
the
way,
and
are
now
going
to
top
their
experience
with
a
ride
over
Shovel
Pass
to
Mallgne
Lake,
after
which
they
will
move
south
to
the
Columbia
tee
field.
MAYOR
OF
NEW
YORK
PAYS
SOUTH
VISIT
VANCOUVER.
July
27
Keeping
up
hat
reputation
as
a
"date
breaker,
Mayor
Jimmy
Walker,
of
New
York
City,
who
to
nolldavlns
In
Canada
and
has
never
turned,
up
when
expected,
arrived
m
Victoria
Wednesday
night.
was
In
Nanalmo
yeeterdsy
and
In
Van
couver
last
night
MUST
WOMAN
PILOT
LONDON,
July
27
Udy
Heath,
long
distance
flyer,
has
been
engaged
by
the
Royal
Dutch
Air
Lines
as
a
pilot
tor
Its
aerial
service
She
Is
the
first
wcensn
io
be
i
so
employed.
W
HEAD
OK
TEACHER
WINNIPEG
July
37
C.
W.
Uldlaw
of
Winnipeg
has
been
elected
president
of
the
Canadian
Trachera"
Federation.
WINN
LIVERPOOL
Cl'P
LIVErtpOOL.
July
27
Play
Boy.
owri'
ed
by
J.
J.
Noel,
won
the
Liverpool
Cup
otaxea
01
uaiu
and
extras
hye
today.
A.
Ludwlgson
sailed
on
the
Princess
Louise,
for
his
home
at
Itetchlkan
to
day.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joe
Garon
will
leave
on
Saturday's
train
for
a
trip
to
their
cid
home
In
Quebec.
Stanlv
Oeorge
has
left
on
a
combln-
ed
business
and
pleaaure
trip
with
WruniOUlh
cn
the
latter
"a
boat.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUI'EldVB,
C,
FRIDAY.
JULY
i
EASY
VICTOR
TOM
HEENEY
VIKTl
ALLY
ITT
TO
PIECES
HV
CHAMriON
IX
!Ol'T
AT
NEW
YORK
LAST
NIOHT
THAT
IIUMY
THUMB"
NEW
ZEALANDER
CLAIMS
THAT
GENE
PUT
1118
EYB
OUT
Of
BISINESS
IN
MOUTH
JtOLNU
-
YANKEE
STADIUM.
,
NEW
YORK.
July
37.-
Blinded,
staging
and
his
face
a
bloody
smear.
Torn
Aeeney..
cUlapsed
ian
nizht
ttve
vietmrr
of
a
technical
knockout
In
the
alve$ln
round
of
hu
'bout
for
tte
world's
heavyweight
crown
'
arf
t
K
nsina
Tiinna
H.
Tun'
s
vav
plon.
ney
virtual
cut
the
rageous
New
2alnnder
to
pieces,
upwards
cf
fifty
thousand
ppccfcatcri
siw
Heency
wade
in
t?
unbroken
alauziuer.
round
after
round,
as
the
matter
b-xer
lashed
hlsi1"1'1
""1ful
Eirnt
Held
at
lilgbj
ee
with
left
tKok
and
pounded
his
heart
with
vicious
dghie.
Heeney
charged
like
a
buti
but
Tunney,
cool
and
collected,
evaded
nil
wild
rtgQU
to
-nI"e
na
ryani
in
ccarpe
01
a.
Edwin
Smith.
Roy
Thomas.
BertU
E
the
Jaw
nd
stabbed
him
with
lefu
In
pransrvrtatlon.
George
Munro
looking
u,
James
ValenUne,
Ruth
C.
WUk-tbe
face.
tef
Ule
Prts
and
Bert
Vandewater
tnvm.
Jamea
B,
Wlnslow.
The
Assoelatad
Prsas
soore
aard
irm.
,
P:AVal
unlimited
refreshmeata,
the
Borden
Street
School
Rupert
Ross,
boui
w
w
pe.
Mnehen.
J.
Brady,
Irecie
M.
Boulter.
pathetic
eoctiffh.
gave
be
first
round
to
Heeoey
with
the
scflond
even
and
all
other
rounds
to
TunniV
At
the
end
of
tbe
tenth
round
Heeney.
completely
knocked
out,
wax
aav-1
ed
only
by
the
beU.
"With
marvellous
recuperative
power,
lie
came
charging
out
i
In.
the
eleventh
urvs
ft
rail
knocked
him
grogy
and
reeling.
Eddie
knocked
groggy
and
reeling.
Eddie
j
Tunr.ey
to
his
corner.
After
the
fight
Heeney
blamed
"that
Mlmy
thumb"
for
his
oollspse.
Gene's
thumb
stock
In
my
eye
at
we
squared
off
for
the
eighth
round
'and
I
never
oculd
see
anything
out
ot
that
eye
from
then
on."
he
declared.
Fire
minutes
after
be
had
reached
his
quarters,
Tom,
tripped,
was
far
dif
ferent
from
tbe
pitiful
picture
that
had
bait
dragged
Itself
from
the
ring.
His
face
bathed
and
tho
flow
of
blood
flopped.
Tom
walked
around
the
ring
eating
c
ranges
and
seeking
to
ward
oft
sympathetic
expressions.
Tunney.
after
the
tight,
paid
a
glow
ing
tribute
to
the
rugged
gamencss
ot
Heeney.
He
Indignantly
denied
the
charges
that
he
had
poked
his
thumb
into
the
chalVeeger's
eye.
"It
was
a
hard,
clean
right
hook
to
the
head
that
vtarted
htm
blinking."
Tunney
explained.
(Details
ot
fight
appear
on
sport
pegei.
TOTAL
OF
190,000
LBS.
OF
HALIBUT
IS
SOLD
AT
EXCHANGE
TODAY
At
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
190.000
pounds
of
halibut
was
offered.
The
Seattle,
with
50.000
pounds
left
for
Seattle
and
the
Vlktng
No
1,
with
10.000
lbs.
Is
holding
over
till
tomorrw.
Prices
tr
American
flan
varied
from
12.4
and
6c
paid
the
Eldsovld,
to
10c
and
5c.
Canadian
prices
varied
from
tO
8
and
7c
to
10
and
60.
Sales:
AMERICAN
IIOATS.
Sitka
30.000.
pounds,
Canadian
Flat)
Si
Cold
8torage
at
too
and
5c.
Atlantic
33.000
lbs.
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
lOe
and
5c.
'
j
Baltic
30,000
lbs
to
Canadian
Flan
and
Cold
Storage
11.70
and
0a.
Eureka
12,000
lbs.
td
Pacific
Fisheries
1130
and
60.
Eldsovld
8.000
lbs.
to
Pactflo
Fiaherles
at
12.40
and
Bo.
Visitor
3,500
lbs.
Pacific
Fisheries,
at
1130
and
Be.
CANADIAN
Cape
Swain
8,500
lbs.
to
Booth
Flh-cries
at
10.40
and
8c.
Johanna
0.000
lbs
to
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
at
10
and
7c
Gibson
7,000
lbs.
to
Attln
Fisheries
.t
10.80
and
7o.
UNITED
STATES'
AND
r'
FRANCE
HAVE
SPLIT
DAVIS
CUP
SINGLES
AUTEILL.
France.
Jxxlf
27.
WlUlam
T.
Tllden
defeated
Rene
Laooste
In
the
opening
singles
of
Davis
Cup
tennis,
the
score
being
1-8,
8-4,
6-4,
3-6,
6-3.
Coohet
defeated
He
i-f
7.9.
9.7,
6-3,
-0.
.
27,
1928
MAYOIt
TAYIOIt
IS
HEf
OVKKI.VO
WELL
VANCOUVER.
July
27
Despite
his
age
of
seventy
-three
years,
Mayer
Louts
D.
Taylor
Is
making
sjlenaid
recovery
:rom
injuries
So
his
bead
which
he
svetelncd
on
Mo&dsy
when
h'
was
struck
by
an
airplane
propel
lor.
Tbe
mayor
was
able
to
sit
up
srft
convert
with
friends
jest'
:
-dajrlkud
doctors
say
that,
A
na
mUMMcs
the
present
rats
of
pragma,
he
should
be
up
and
around
again
in
three
wcekV
time.
Ills
Worship
Is
fully
conscious
and
has
been
running
no
temperature.
RETAIL
MERCHANS'
PICNIC
YESTERDAY
Inland
With
D.
O.
McRae.
president.
in
nr.ee
Rupert
Retail
Merename
ntd
an
mjo'.able
tune
on
their
annual
picnic
to
Dig
by
Island
yesterday
afternoon.
The
feature
ai
tn?
races
was
the
race
in
which
It
was
tmly
after
H
JBU"
Jsuour
lT
nosea
out
c.
Ham.
i.r..ii.i.-H
ui
hu
m
Olrls.
4
years
and
under
1.
Nettle
Ar-
thur,
2.
Sheila
Richmond
-Shorman.
lieien
Macoonald.
B:ys
1
and
under
Allan
Munro:
2.
jonn
wun.
Olrls
wears
and
under
1.
Mary
McMeekin.
2.
Viola
Arthur.
3.
Faith
King.
tln
vancooten.
350:
Rose
Montesano.
Bays
6
years
and
under-1.
Duncan
M7-
Mlfon
Morgma.
35;
Helen
Me-McRae:
2.
Alex
MacDonald.
ICaftery.
342;
Agnes
Comadlna.
333;
Phy-
Olrla-8
years
and
under-1.
Eva
Up-
Uia
nr,Bdl.
Nm.
Huntsr.
318:
tin:
2.
C.
Jabour.
Olrls
10
years
and
under
1,
Betty
.
.
.
.
,
....
v.
r.
t
1
1
n
r
i
B;yi
10
and
under
ixave
Mc-Mtekln;
2.
Oordon
Pyle.
Girls
13
and
under
1,
Evelyn
Dal-gamo;
2,
Betty
Arthur.
Boys
13
and
under
1
acs
naiw,
2
Tom
McMeekin.
Single
Ladles'
Raoe-1.
Marie
Mai-
sallem.
2.
Lois
McRae.
Married
Lad'.es'
Race
1,
Mrs.
Bam
Jabour:
2,
Mrs.
Dan
Jabour.
Stout
Ladles'
Baoe-1.
Mrs.
Tannock.
Mrs.
Dan
Jabour
Merchante'
Race-l.
Bert
Vandewater.
2.
C.
O
Ham.
HAGEN
AND
SMITH
LEAD
CANADA
OPEN
TORONTO,
July
27.
Walter
Hagen
ertson.
358;
Margaret
L.
Baxter.
346:
and
Maedtnald
Smith
of
Long
Island
Fdgar
M.
MuUett,
323.
D.
Carl
Wedeme-were
tied
with
60
strokes
to
heed
the
yer.
318;
Oordon
A.
HunUr.
300;
E.
Ar-soorers
at
the
end
of
the
right
eighteen
uold
Wedemeyer.
300.
holes
o
tthe
72-hole
Canadian
open!
Prince
Oeorge
South
Oall
Estsa,
364;
tournament
on
Thursday.
ARRESTS
FOLLOW
ON
INDIA
TRAIN
WRECK
CALCUTTA.
July
37
Following
a
train
wreck
In
which
fifteen
persons
were
killed,
forty-six
persons
were
arrested
for
tampering
with
the
rails.
ONE
MAN
IS
KILLED
AND
ANOTHER
HURT
REVELSTOKE
ROAD
I
Smlthera
Promoted
on
recommenda-
REVELSTOKE.
July
27.
Struck
by
a
tion
Lorna
Appa.
Percy
Berg.
Dulclna
falling
rock
In
a
premature
blast
on
Carpenter,
Kathleen
Downey.
Olive
Ev-the
Mount
Revelstoke
auto-
4lhway.
itt.
Carrie
Furnesa,
Fred
Otraud.
Her-Axel
Johnson,
a
,natye.,
jf
jSwedej.
was
hrt
Leach,
Harland
Lewis,
Francis
Sea-klUe4
and
A.
Bsrgstrorn
,
waa,
.aerjous'y,
toi.
Judith
fcHrtd.
Injured.
CCN'ARO
COMMODOHK
LONDON,
July
27
Oapt.
Sir
Arthur
Rostron.
commander
of
the
llwer
Ber-eugarla,
has
been
applnted
commodore
ot
the
Cunard
Line,
succeeding
the
late
Sir
Jamea
Charles.
HEADS
V.
S.
BAR.
SEATTLE.
July
27-
-Gurney
Newlln
of
Los
Angeles
has
been
elected
president
-f
t!ie
Amenr.
Br
.swln'!on
ENTRANCE
EXAM
MANY
ITl'ILS
IN
DISTRICT
WALIt'Y
TO
E.Mtli
HKill
M
JIOGL
IN
i'AI.L
VICTORIA.
Ju:y
27
Entrance
exam-
inatkm
results
tnrjughout
tbe
province
were
announced
t
-day.
Thoe
successful
ui
tbe
north
Included
the
following:
rnici;
uiir.KT
centre
1
Botib
Mfeaaorlal
iSahcoi
James
R.I
;
Wlnslow.
429;
Nickla
Krook.
417;
Max
E.
Sivert.
414;
WUUam
C.
Bacon.
343;
aUrian
M.
Miller,
839;
Winnlired
M.
Eby.
3M;
C.
Elhmbetb
Meliisod.
33;
Harry
W.
lak0.
333:
Harry
L.
Quick.
323;
Regtn-
jd
J.
Cclljion.
327;
Robert
E.
Boddle.
WJO;
Marie
iiuasallem
319;
Frank
W.
IDerry.
316:
Bculah
0
O.
MeKmSey.
310;
Frederick
W
Skinner.
307;
Catherine
MusaaJlem.
300.
Promoted
on
Recommendation
Ivy
M
-'vica.
Joyce
D.
Cotliaon,
Albert
O.
Anderson.
John
A.
V.
Cade,
Elisabeth
DaUseU.
Vincent
H.
Dodd.
Melville
Forbes
ity
u.
Franks.
Nicholas
Krook,
Eleanor
D.
Mcx!ey.
J.
Garfield
McKlnley,
Dwlght
8.
Rice.
Max
H.
Slevcrt.
Margaret
Smith,
418;
John
E.
Erlckaon,
380;
Jean
Smith,
zM;
Anita
laps
In:
303.
Edna
Edgar.
300;
i
violet
UeCutobeon,
30te
May
MacDonald.
am
promoted
on
Recommendation
Jack
S.
AlUaWne.
RuaseU
Axaett.
John
J.
IMorrison.
Michael
O'Brien.
James
J.
WjU.
Vera
M.
Parry.
Thornstetaa
PhU-
j-mob,
Rupert
So.
Charles
M.
Stuart.
Mabel
Thompson.
Evelyn
R.
Whit,
Lil-
llan
Ytreberg.
Jack
D.
Yager.
osland
Asta
K.
Einarsson.
300.
,
Annunciation
School
Ceouia
Deajar-
..
,.
r.,..
antiin
sti-
m.p.
Marie
Murphy.
312;
Grace
Leduxe.
305;
May
Caldwell,
300;
Olive
Vancooten,
PRINCE
(1E0KUE
CENTRE
Prince
Oeorge
Marlon
E.
Ferry,
404;
Sydney
H.
Perry.
399;
Orald
A.
Harrison,
Promoted
on
recommendation
Geo.
(W
Anen
orTUle
J.
Andrew.
H.
Seota
Bailey.
O.
RuaseU
Carson.
William
R.
nibble.
Lulu
R.
Douglas.
Martoh
E.Fer
ry.
Evelyn,
A.
Fleming.
Helena
V.
Foa-tet.
a.
Marie
Colder.
Audrey
IX
Jef
ferlea,
PhvSla
I
Landon.
Helen
M.
MeKenaie.
,maf
R
njbiHn.
William
A.
Dibben.
Sydney
H.
Perry,
Dorothy
A.
Pooley.
p,,,
pcoicy.
WUUam
F.
Qutnn.
Dor
othy
S.
Saunders.
Jamea
R.
Vansdmer,
Lois
H.
Stonehouse.
Dorothy
A.
Whit-
more.
Oladys
I.
Withlan.
Aleca
Lake
William
J.
Range.
323.
Bend
Marguerite
God,
367.
IXut
George
Stephen
P.
Burden.
383;
Allan
W.
Steven,
312.
E.
Seymour
Rob-
Preda
C.
Johnson,
344:
Lester
A
Peter
son.
319.
Olscome
Robert
W.
Shields.
380;
Hutting
C.
Ekblade.
334.
Mud
River
Annie
Miller,
308.
Salmon
River
Margaret
O.
Satruin,
357.
Thompson
Priedti
Bonnet.
339.
WEEN
CHARLOTTE
CENTRE
Lawn
H1U
Ellnabeth
It.
Haan.
371;
Pauline
Molltor.
327.
Queen
Charlotte
r
Catherine
Carmi-chael,
356.
Sandsplt
Eunice
Eburne,
314.
Sklgate-Charlotte
Wllke.
313;
Sybil
llellawe",
319.
SMITIIFHS
CENTRE
Evelyn
Fred
Small.
393.
STEWART
CENTRE
Premier
Robert
Smurthewaite,
403:
Hldl
FuVyama.
335.
Stewart
Superior
Horton
C.
Jack.
358;
Alke
Wilkinson,
351;
Oeorge
M.
Keinekey,
319:
Harry
D.
Wilkinson.
300.
TERRACE
CENTRE
Copper
City
Elsie
Donnhaur,
338:
Albert
Dobble,
309.
Doreen
Stanley
Stoynoff,
326;
Dorothea
Stoynoff.
300.
Kitsumgallum
Margaret
H.
McOlaren.
3(M:
Curmen
I.
8mlth.
300
Pnimn'cil
R"nnini'i'-(li'luii
Annie
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thursday!
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
nance
Hall
for
Hire.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
427
Price
Five
Cents
TEXRICKARD
i
LOSES
MONEY
IlIO
ntOMOTEK
DUOITKII
1130.719
ON
CIIAMI'IONMIII'
t'ltillT
HUT
XIOIIT
NEW
YORK.
July
27.
Tex
Rlckard
an-r.ounces
that
he
test
l45.71fl
in
last
nlght'
heevyweight
ehamplonsblp
fight
between
Oene
Tunney
and
Tm
Hoeney.
The
gross
gate
was
$601414
and
the
net
gate
t51.422.
Xunney
Is
today
resting
in
seculslon
and
Beeney
is
preparing
to
break
his
training
rules
by
entertaining
three
brothers
from
New
Zealand.
Ileeney
is
cheerful
and
sajs
"there
Is
no
use
crying
about
it."
He
Is
planning
to
go
!
u.c
to
ee
his
mother
before
making
any
new
contracts.
DOMINION
NOT
RESPONSIBLE
IMMIGRATION
COMPANIES
WILL
HAVE
TO
TAKE
CAKE
OF
STRAND-EO
BRITISH
HARVESTERS-,
KOKKE
SAYS
EDMONTON.
July
27.
That
he
will
Insist
upon
Immigration
companies
taking
care
ot
British
harvesters
who
do
not
deaite
to
remain
In
this
country
when
tats
working
perted
is
ever
and
have
not
obtained
.other-
wnrk.
Mc-.Favke
:
here
to
loth
the
Edmonton
Board
of
Trade
party
which
Is
leaving
tomorrow
far
a
weeks
tour
of
the
Peace
River
country.
COLLISION
IN
ST.
LAWRENCE
LINER
MONTROSE
OAMAflEI)
HADLY
IN
STKIKINO
COLLIER
ROSE
CASTLE
MONTREAL.
July
27.
The
liner
Mint-rose.
Inbound,
collided
with
the
collier
Hose
Castle
in
the
St.
Lawrence
River.
A
panic
was
avoided
although
the
Montrose
was
badly
damaged.
The
passen-'
ger
liner
docked
here
safely
and
the
collier
was
beached
for
repairs.
NANAIMO
CHINAMAN
HALED
INTO
COURT
NANAIMO.
July
27.
The
result
ot
tbe
seicure
on
Wednesdsy
of
1440
tins
of
opium
ot
retail
value
ot
$144,000
was
that
a
Chinaman
known
locally
as
Lun
Mow,
but
who
gave
the
name
in
police
court
of
Chin
Ming
King,
waa
charged
retore
Magistrate
Eeevor-Potts
yesterday
with
Importing
opium.
Ball
was
fixed
at
113.000.
l'.S.
DECLINES
WASHINOTON.
July
37
The
government
has
officially
declined
to
supervise
the
Panama
elections
as
requested
by
the
Conservative
party
there.
MANCHESTER.
July
27
A
lock-out
has
been
decided
upon
by
the
Master
Spinners'
Federation
which
will
throw
half
a
million
people
worklcss.
O.
Allan,
Donald
A.
Burnett,
Lillian
II.
Chrtaty,
Theoboid
O.
Oolshurst,
Dorothy
C.
Frank,
Margaret
K.
Otess,
Mona
A
Orelg,
Mary
V
Hipp,
Mildred
O.
Klrk-oslrtok.
Ethel
F.
Moore,
Margaret
M.
slllis,
John
ft.
Smith.
Frederick
8.
Thom
as.
Janet
W.
Young.
Pacific
Norman
D.
McCubbln.
380;
John
C.
McCubbln.
320.
Usk
Arthur
H.
Alger.
300.
Woodcock-
Oola
Medd,
370.
KMOHTS
Of
COU
Mlll'S
NOTICE
The
funeral
of
our
late
brother.
Daniel
McNeil,
will
take
place
Saturday
morning
at
9
o'clock,
at
which
time
a
Solemn
Requiem
Mass
will
be
chanted
In
the
Church
of
the
Annunciation.
All
Knights
of
Columbus
are
requested
to
be
present
at
the
Church
at
8:53
am.
prompt.
.
A.
ASTORIA,
Secretary.
4s