"CIASSIFIEDJABIT
I
Everyone
reads
the
Classified
Ads,
11
you
lost,
advertise
(or
it.
II
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
(or
II
(JET
TUB
CLAMKIFIKIi
IIAIHT.
v,J.
XVIII.,
No.
14G.
MUKl'.Y
WALK
till
rOlNDKD
IN
MKHC
III
UA
JHOIND
KIMI
"IT
WINK
llHCIilOS
IN
RAIN
CHJCAOO
June
.
Mickey
Walker
detruded
hi
world
middleweight
eham
iii.i.mhin
hv
dasaatlna
Aoe
J
Hudklna
i
Nebraska,
the
challenger.
In
ten
ssv-
rk
round
in
a
downpour
of
rain
Hudklna
was
on
the
verge
of
a
knooa-
in
in
the
fourth
rouud
but
he
mad
i'
strong
finish,
pounding
the
champion
unmercifully
around
the
ring.
MORE
QUAKES
WEST
ALASKA
7nT
Cllt
jflllflAlia'OBWiVOf
lllMTHKIIANCrH
AT
SKA:
AVA
LANCHES
IN
MOINTA1NB
Uffr
CORDOVA.
June
aa.
Three
earth
quakes
thla
morning
shook
the
ships
nd
buildings
at
Drier
Bay
cannery
nun
was
fait
Within
100
mile
radius
of
Cordova.
The
British
cruiser
Durban
reports
violent
disturbances
at
see.
Many
avaisJMhes
have
come
down
the
mountains.
Bubserib
tor
the
Dally
Mews.
'n
tV
-.,
The
talk
of
the
streets
today
la
that
arrsiigomsnu
have
been
made
tor
the
tale
of
the
empire,
although
It
at
stated
nothlni
definite
has
keen
done.
The
understanding
la
that
B.
M
Newton
wUl
retire
from
polities
and
will
take
an
s-tended
holiday.
This
wiu
leave
the
field
elear
lor
J.
H.
Thompson
against
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattulto
WARM
srr.LL
TIIKOI'tlllOt
T
NOIITII
63
KltN
AMI
CENTRAL
IIIIITISII
(OLI'MIUA
ULP
POSSIBILITY
ON
SKIDEGATE
INLET
trveyers
on
(IrwUBd
liueMlfallng
Ikttli
Timber
ami
Water
Hupllea
Inrestajattons
are
being
made
of
the
Umber
atands
around
Skldegate
Inlet
and
of
the
water
supply
with
the
possibility
of
a
pulp
project
being
or
gs
nlasd
there
Several
previous
effort
in
this
direction
failed
but
It
la
not
impossible
that
this
one
may
succeed.
Survey
parties
have
been
there
for
some
time.
DAWSONHOT
THIS
MORNING
VAHCCUVB.H,
Jur.e
82.
AwortinR
that
he
h
id
mvii
Sue
Moy.
rcpuu::!
:-.it:r
la'.:
Lou;
.
Tailor
on
aonui
lllt
?f
cat.ows.
C.
R
Dtnch.
Utter
I
bed
lnui-aflf
as
a
private
dc'ctivt.
at
the
V:m
oouver
police
tlcpirtmei.t
liHju.ry
yvs
terday.
Derch,
who
waa
a
voluntary
wltnrv
declared
that
when
8u
Moy
vi.it-Oranville
aCausloiu.
wlicrt-
M:iyr
T.iyl
..
resided.
Mayor
Taylor
used
to
meet
him
and
the
'.wo
would
walk
im
In
ar:
.
Into
the
Hat
The
mrat
recent
occaaio.i
on
which
he
had
seen
this
occur
wa.
n
June
7.
The
testimony
of
the
witness
wax
in-lerrupud
lor
tcntc
time
wlteu
he
re-tuaed.
despite
the
order
of
Couimln-iloier
il.
S.
Lenme.
to
dlsclcse
the
name
or
the
police
omcer
woo
had
given
h.m
inforniation
of
another
mat
ter.
Lennte
finally
excused
Oench
to
altcw
nun
to
consult
hit
counsel.
In
the
interval
Mayor
Taylor
took
.be
stand
and
Intimated
when
hw
stood
dowh
that
his
examination
waa
aasn-
plate
for
the
present.
Commissioner
Lennle,
at
the
opening
of
the
proceeding,
declare
he
btllod
Inspector
Reamea
of
thr
Royal
Cana-
-llan
Mounted
Police
should
be
called
as
a
witness
and
he
ordered
that
a
sub-
iioena
be
laaued
for
this
o
nicer.
At
Wednesday's
session
there
waa
considerable
argument
whether
inapec-
or
Remniea
should
be
called
In
connec-:lon
with
a
oonfUlentlal
conversation
with
Chief
Long,
allegedly
about
De
tective
Rlccl
The
commissioner
at
that
rved
hu
decision.
MEX
REBELS
ARE
ACTIVE
Numlior
Killed
n
Well
an
Federal
Soldier
and
Train
Wrecked
MEXICO.
Jun
22.
Ten
1'etleral
Mildieni
and
22
insur-KentH
were
killed
in
an
eight
hour
battle
in
the
state
of
JaTiav
CO.
Thirty
Koldiera
were
wounded
and
before
the
insurgent
were
routed
in
another
part
of
JaliWo
five
federal
soldier
were
killed
when
the
rebel
wrecked
a
mill
Jury
train.
C.N.R.
TOSPEND
LARGE
SUMS
ON
IMPROVEMENTS
MONTREAL
June
33.
Twenty-five
million
dollars
will
be
apent
in
additions
and
Improvements
to
the
Canadian
National
Railways
this
year.
It
la
officially
announced.
New
rails
will
be
Oovernment
Telegraph
report
received
laid
Including
the
Orand
Trunk
western
this
morning
at
eight
o'clock
show
the
lines.
Shops
and
engine
houses
are
to
thermometer
readings
at
Dawson
71.
be
Improved.
T.irnh
creek
TO.
and
Smlthera
70.
The
aum
of
100.000
is
to
be
allotted
Other
placs
are
correspondingly
warm
to
the
toundktlou
work
of
throughout
Northern
and
oantrai
The
report
follows:
Port
Simpson
-Clear,
calm.
temp.
80.
Hayport
Light
wind,
elear.
temp.
0
Terrace
Clear,
calm.
temp.
SO.
HomvRkxI
Clear,
cslm.
temp.
M
,
Alysnsh
lesr.
wrndy,
temp.
87.
Alice
Arm-Clear,
calm.
temp.
88.
Anyox-
-Clear,
calm,
temp.
87.
Stewart
Light
south
wind.
temp.
88.
Haeelton
Clear,
calm.
temp.
88.
Smithers-Cleer.
oalm.
temp.
TO.
Lake-
Clear,
oalm,
temp.
88.
Burn
.
.
lan
I
m
sift
Vlirhth
OftDin
VI
.1.
VtMis.,
,
Vancouver
Hotel.
OFFICERS
KILLED
BY
I
Tclenraph
Creek-Clear,
cairn,
vemp
to
ana
uunner
atewsro
were
auiea
,
r-i.r
outh
wind,
temp.
88.
!twc
oncers
wounded.
no"
"
Whltehorse
Clesr
eouin
wino,
Selkirk
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
oe.
Dawtoii
Cloudy,
calm,
tamp.
71.
temp
WKATIIEII
Itr.l'OIIT.
.
.Prince
Rupert.-
-Cloudy,
calm;
perature,
80.
PRINCE
KUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JUNE
22,
1028
A
A
WRONGLY
DIRECTED,
,
SHELL
IN
SCOTLAND
BUO0ON
OOP,
Scotland.
June
When
the
shell
from
an
eighteen
pounder
fell
among
a
group
of
observation
officer
during
gunnery
practice,
Captain
Abbott
of
the
Royal
Artillery
tern-
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IN
THF
THEATRICAL
SECTION
OF
YOKOHAMA:
The
name;
of
the
various
shows
and
the
stars
performing
in
them
re
printed
on
long
linen
cloths
which
wave
gaily'
in
front
of
theatres,
and
are
picturesque.
International
Shippers
Limited
Have
Fully
Financed
the
Concern
w
by
Introduction
Eastern
Capital
HILE
details
of
the
deal
are
not
yet
quite
completed,
an
nouncement
is
made
that
James
C.
Langley,
managing
director
of
the
International
Shippers
Ltd.,
who
is
at
present
in
the
south,
has
completed
arrangements
with
a
group
of
important
Eastern
capitalists
for
the
complete
financing
of
the
concern's
objective
of
developing
transpacific
shipping
from
this
port
to
the
Orient.
The
new
interests
will
take
control
of
the
company,
which
was
organized
in
this
city
and
in
connection
with
which
much
groundwork
has
been
done
already.
It
is
stated
that
ample
capital
will
be
thus
available
for
the
oarryinaa
it
the
company's
plana
to
fruition
and.
at
the
same
tune,
local
Investors
in
the
sompany
will
be
fully
protected.
In
connection
with
the
deal
a
apeclal
tencral
meeting
of
the
share
holder
of
the
company
Is
called
for
tomorrow
FOLIATION
WINNER
TATTERSALL
STAKES
ASCOT.
June
aa.
Tattersalls
won
the
Hardwtck
Btakea.
Fattest
came
second
and
Lucia
third.
The
bet-Mian
Pierre
of
the
High
School
staff
i
ting
waa
a
to
1.
6
to
1
and
100
to
entered
the
hospital
this
morning.
respectively.
i
Not
a
Weak
Seat
in
North
Says
Premier
MacLean
and
Manson
is
Stronger
Than
Ever
in
Omineca
V
ANCOUVKK.
June
22.
"We
have
not
a
weak
seat
in
the
north"
declared
Premier
MacLean
on
his
return
here
from
a
northern
tour
during
which
he
attended
the
nominations
in
Atlin,
Prince
Kupert,
Skeena
and
Omineca
constituencies.
"Man-son
will
get
the
biggest
majority
he
has
ever
received
in
Omineca.
In
fact
we
will
win
every
seat
in
the
north."
Or.
MacLean
was
very
enthusiastic
over
the
trip
and
over
the
prospects
of
the
candidates.
He
says
that
his
tour
has
convinced
him
more
than
ever
that
the
government
will
be
returned
with
a
larger
majority
than
ever.
'
HON.
S.
F.
TOLMIE
Lender
of
Conservative
Party
of
Il.C.
.
CANON
IliNCIICLIiTJ..
s'
.
'
M.L.AJ
Vlc.WAJMi
"ji'M
A
MR.
J.
'ffl.6ffl!3dtf
,r
Conservntive
Candidate
for
Prince
.Kupert
will
address
a
Public
Meeting
in
the
Moose
Hall
FRIDAY
EVENING
June
22,
nt
8
p.m.
Everybotly
welcome.
Bests
Reserved
tor
ladies.
M
Boston
Grill
LAItGE
CABAKUT
Speelal
Dinner.
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hail
(or
Hire.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
taut.
Phone
437
Prise
Five
Cni
DR.
MACLEAN
VERY
CONFIDENT
OF
SUCCESS
IN
ELECTIONS
Jugo-Slavia
Seething
With
Excitement
Result
of
Fight
in
Parliament
F)LLGRADE,
June
22.
Jugo-Slavia
is
seething
with
D
the
tilt-
excitement.
Belgrade
and
Zagreb
are
practically
martial
law.
The
removal
of
the
bodies
of
the
slain
deputies
from
FISH
SALE
WAS
SMALL
TODAY
ONE
HOAT
KOI.ll
TO
KETCHIKAN
DELIVERY
AMI
ONE
HOES
TO
HKAVTLi:
A'
th
fun
exchange
this
morning
a.
seal
tie
was
aoW
for
Ketchikan
dawn
and
the
Liberty
left
for
Seattle
market
her
oatch
there
Sales
were:
American
beattle.
4000
sound,
to
Atlin
:
ies.
at
.Mo
and
ie.
i
ihrtv
naan
nound.
went
Id
.vittle.
Wahaih
9
BOO
DOUndS.
tO
BOwth.
Ki-heriea,
at
lO.TOr
and
fx.
OanatHaw
Signal.
12.000
pounds,
to
OOid
.i
B
7Uc
and
Sc.
ii),,si.rtr
7Jdo
oounds.
to
AtUB
1-iMierie
ai
8c
and
6c
SAVAGEFIGHT
CHAMPIONSHIP
le
were
arras
tad.
NEtVTOX
I.IK
El,
V
TO
KKTIKE
IKOll
HKI.D
II'
tlall'IHE
ID
Mll.D
MAYOR
CHUMMY
WITH
CHINAMAN
KAII1
TO
HAVE
IIEKX
HKE
MAI.KINI.
AIUI
AMI
ARM
WITH
ALLKOED
KIMi
(IE
OA.MIILKIt
VISITS
MADE
OFTEN
IIlrVTi:
DBTKCTIVE
OIVEM
EVIDENCE
AT
I'DI.IIE
IMJl
IKY
VANCOl
VEi;
YBHTEKDAV
par
iament
buildings
was
the
signal
for
riots
along
;o(
miei-s.
entar
the
aP
funeral
route.
Severe
censorship
is
applied
to
the
newspapers
which
are
appearing
with
great
blank
spaces.
Opposition
papers
assert
the
shooting
was
planned
by
the
government
to
remove
the
peasant
party
opposition.
Stefan
Raditch,
peasant
leader,
iB
dying
of
wounds
received
on
the
floor
of
parliament.
MUTINY
QUELLED
'RIOT
YESTERDAY
ON
AUSTRALIAN
j
IN
JUGOSLAVIA
I
I
f
P
(
IN
r
AS
1
ZKAORBB
GROT.
Jugoslavia.
June
Llllijll
Hi
LitlVJl
pn
four
civilians
were
killed
aad
a
wounded
In
a
rtot
following
shooting
in
oL
Patilenent
at
Beigtede.
Tea
pnllnsmsfi
COLOMBO
jam
M.--Th
Apttln
..
ill
j
"
mm
"
BoUn
mUnBW
Australia
liner
Jervia
Bay
M
the
mutiny
l
well
in
hand
and
mmii.w
and
stowaways
alike
are
:ir..ir;ned
under
the
lutchea.
:
!
ship
u.
proceeding
to
Colombo.
sU
nlbgt
Troops
wete
Bto
bollard
and
1M
peo-
aclean
Confident
His
Party
Will
Be
Elected
He
Tells
Convention
Liberals
Choose
Candidates
at
Vancouver,
Mostly
New
Men,
But
Well
Known
in
That
City
ANCOUVER,
June
22.
City
Liberals
at
their
nominating
rnn-
vention
last
night
selected
Hon.
Dugald
Donaghy,
II.
E.
Al-mor.d,
.1.
Pitcairn
Hogg,
Fred
W.
Sterling,
Nichol
Thompson
md
Mrs.
Paul
Smith.
Nine
nameB
were
proposed.
Premier
MacLean.
addressing
the
convention,
said:
"I
want
to
uiy
that
the
enthusiasm
of
this
convention
is
the
same
as
that
which
greeted
me
throughout
my
travels
in
the
interior.
I
travelled
.hroJKh
Atiin.
Skeena,
Prince
Kupert,
Omineca,
Cariboo
and
Yale
riding
and
I
predict
to
you
that
not
one
of
these
tidings
will
elect
C.i
.-vtive
member
on
July
IS
and
a
id:
ol
those
ridings
the
uoerai
and
date
wUl
have
an
Increased
major-I
ty.
My
roa&ous
for
so
predicting
la
.hrcclold.
First
we
have
succeeded
in
Attracting
to
out
cause
candidates
of
the
Mghrat
type
of
character;
.second,
the
policy
of
ific
government
la
winning
support
of
the
great
non-partisan
vot
.
It
is
winning
support,
not
only
of
the
Liberals
but
many
Conservatlvea
and
the
great
bulk
of
the
working
people
or
the
community,
the
vast
body
of
independent
thought
la
with
u
on
the
record
y.
the
gvernment.
"The
third
reason
for
eojaflrtenoe
n
the
outcome
of
the
election
Is
that
jeopfc
hare
gsrtefatrr
ArriU,tl
e....
learn
the
cbntetite
"ttte
oJliedt
r,
Miction
policy
of
the
Conservative
party.
Twe
public
waa
led
to
expect
much
but
found
little
that
waa
new
In
Hon.
Dr.
Tolnue's
manifesto.
That
manifesto
Is
MsTW
YORK,
June
aa.
Ruth's
lost
homer
and
young
Henry
Johnstone's
shutout
were
features
of
yesterday's
heavy
Hat
of
games
The
Yankees
Increased
their
lead
to
84
games.
In
the
National
League
Cincinnati
made
a
aUght
gain
being
now
SVi
ames
behind
the
Cardinal
The
Giant
came
back
Into
form
at
Boston
for
the
first
tunc
but
lost
form
In
the
second
itiine.
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QUOTATIONS
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Premier
BuehmoAd
tlutus
Argents
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Ruth
Hope
Silver
Crest
Silverado
Silversmith
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Tone
Whitewater
Woodbine
Cotton
Belt
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River
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Duthle
Marmot
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CONSERVATIVE
LEADER
HERE
HOY
1)11.
H.
1.
TOL.Mli:
ANII
JOSHUA
IIINCIICLIFFE
OF
VICTORIA
WILL
IW
SPEAKERS
AT
ftlEsrttXO
TUNlailT
Hon.
Dr.
8.
F.
Toimir,
Oocmsivstlve
for
the
peovUkse
of
ffiten.
OH,
W
BUsekae,
OkMer-
lsll
Jl'Sls
aM-vtB
In
Vaaist
la,
ar
rived
In
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning
and
will
be
the
principal
speaker
at
a
public
meeting
tonight
In
the
Mooae
Hall
at
delightfully
indefinite
In
all
Its
pro-whlch
the
ciunpalgn
,or
Jamee
H,
paiala
Too
many
of
Its
clause
are
.
ThomMO,,
conservative
candidate
for
jieanlnglesa
general
It
lea.
Such
a
manl
'csto
ahould
be
definite
In
It
pro
ilOMER
AND
SHUTOUT
FEATURE
OF
BASEBALL
Prince
Rupert
riding
at
the
forthoom-
lng
provincial
election.
wUl
bw
formally
launched.
Dr.
Tolmle
and
Wr
Hlneb-cllffe
will
leave
tomorrow
morning
on
a
speaking
tour
of
Skeena.
Omlnewa.
Port
Oeorge
and
Cart
boo.
ridings.
Dr
Tolmle
and
Mr.
HlnchcllaTe
were
met
-at
the
steamer
by
a
delegation
of
local
Conservatlvea
which
took
them
la
charge
for
the
day.
FRANKCASSASA
JUMPS
HIS
BAIL
Dili
NOT
ANHWKK
TO
PKIUl'llV
CIIAIUIE
IVIIKN
CAKE
CALLGO
IN
rOLIL'E
COL'KT
VANOOUVSR,
June
aa
Prank
Causa,
charged
by
Mayor
Taylor
with
perjury
In
connection
with
the
poltce
3be,
failed
to
answer
in
the
police
court
when
his
name
waa
called
and
Magistrate
Shaw
orderef
that
the
ball
of
80.000
be
estreated
The
case
waa
adjourned
until
Saturday
during
wlueh
a
search
will
be
made
for
Caaaaaa.
TWO
YEARS
IN
PENITENTIARY
JAMS
IIABHI
PMi.tUN
Ol
ILTV
TO
TIIIPT
AMI
IN
ftKIT
IHMVN
HV
Jl
IKE
YOl'NU
BVectlng
for
speedy
trial
and
pleading
guilty
to
a
chanw
of
breaking
and
entering
and
theft.
James
Harris
waa
;
sentenced
to
two
years'
Imprisonment
SgVt
in
Hew
Westminster
pentltenttary
by
054
I
Judge
v
afcB.
Young
In
County
Court
1B4
j
this
morning,
tiarrls
admitted
breaking
50
into
the
rooaj
,of
Robert
Wood
In
a
Ob
j
Second
Avenue
rooming
house
and
ei-g5
ItractlSg
therafrejm
a
gold
watch
chain
.14
4.48
a.4o
J4
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884
.10'
TWENTY
KILLED
I
RAILWAY
WRECK
COPENHAGEN.
June
38.
Twenty
persons
were
killed
and
forty
Injured
.604
1
when
the
Northern
Express
train
was
87
40
wrecked
near
Bolln
u-
Sweden,
today.
UINMI'KO
WHEAT
I'lllf'KN
The
express,
which
left
Hiockholm
at
Hleh
!
Close
Imldnliiht
crahel
Into
an
auxiliary
lo-
July
t3Sta
138
138',-B
ooinotlvc
which
.u
golm;
to
awt
UClJDer
...
lW!a
10i;d
pn;
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