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CLANSHTKII
UAIJIT.
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XVIII.,
Np.
138.
HON.
J.
D.
mier
of
Brit
i-h
'ulumlnii.
iti...
will
addrenH
a
public
meet-i
V
toniM
;it
M'xim-
Hull
ummfiuing
at
8.30.
Almost
a
Panic
Yesterday
on
New
York
Stock
Exchange
as
Price
of
W
YORK,
June
13.
Total
N
change
crossed
the
five
in
wftfa
million
share
mark
for
the
first
time
hiatast
Ifterday
the
ticker
JMarl
two
iroars
late
in
ung
the
final
quotations.
I
he
prices
of
standard
industrials
and
rails
were
carried
down
ic
to
five
dollars
a
share
while
a
amber.
of
higher
priced
ic
broke
fmm
ten
to
thirty
dollars
in
the
most
drastic
do
me
the
dramatic
collapse
of
March,
1926.
N
FRANCISCO.
June
13.
A
cablegram
from
A.
P.
Giannini,
i
of
the
Bank
of
Italy,
now
in
Rome
warning
investors
to
sit
Ix'lie
ed
to
be
responsible
for
the
partial
rally
of
the
Gian-i
k.
on
San
Francisco
Exchange
today.
CANADIANS
ARE
PRESENTED
AT
COURT,
LONDON
Will;
Of
IIIUII
COMMIsxIOMilt
OUT-t
lVlls
AT
JPOHMAL
AITAIB
AT
HI
f'KIMllUM
PALACE
'
"Mxjn
June
IS
Thirty-three
!!.
n
were
tn
tlie
Kini
and
at
a
court
sVsUi
at
Buckingham
'
lant
night
be
Hn
Larkin.
wife
Canadian
ffifeh
Conimlaaloner.
in'
hided
Um
Lapointe.
wife
iinulrter
of
JUStlcr
at
Ottawa,
and
'true
Hawcu
Of
Vancouver.
STOCK
MARKET
RALLIED
TODAY
I'ait.r
iohm;
yeniekoay
mew:
Tltl.MENIMH
a
AMI
KECKONEII
IN
BILLION
M-:w
YORK.
June
IS.
The
market.
"
M'
ti
shaken
to
:
lta
foundations
nuy
by
opt
of
the
moat
disastrous
"iio
in
iu
harhory.
rallied
briskly
to-
.iv
usuiaa
of
paper
profits
yesterday
m-
reckonea
In
billions
of
dollars.
The
i'
Hue
in
the
market
value
of
General
M"t'ir
tuUe
from
the
high
point
of
'
vi-r
waa
aSM,000.000.
'Hue
April
BO
Olannl
stocks
ahow
a
J
'ixi
lou
of
M
73.0000,000
FARMERS
RAID.
CONVENTION
AT
KANSAS
CITY
KANSAS
CITY.
June,
IS.
-There
was
'umuituoua
aoerw
here
thla
morning
''n
a
throng
of
farmers
protesting
"Kulnst
the
aomltiallon
of
Hoover
Mnrnifd
the
Republican
Convention
and
were
preveated
from
oarrylng
'
r
banners
to
the
delegate
only'
by
;-"
Uirateulng
clubs
of
policemen.
3"
"
MA&,
'V
'4.
Securities
Declines
mIm
on
the
New
York
Stock
Ex
Kl
MOK
THAT
NKMTOS
IS
KL'TIKI.Vfl
I
ICOM
ELECTION
CONTENT
.
.
There
1
a
rumor
around
town
that
a.
M.
siewton.
the
lade-
pendent
Conservative
candidate.
haa
taken
the
advice
of
the
r
Dally
Neva
and
la
withdrawing
from
the
present
eon
teat
tn
f
favor
of
Jama
Thompson,
the
regular
nominee
of
the
party.
If
thla
la
true
It
nteane
a
straight
flfht
between
the
two
remaining
candidate.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
VmM
Cawettc
Wke
Twdey
on
Vlimm-vrr
LaeiNlitre
(Oourteay
of
S.
D.
Johnson.
Oo.
I)
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BX.
Silver
IM
IM
ayriew
Big
Mlaaourl
f
Coast
Copper
oork
Province
....
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Dunwell
41
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Copper
IM
Olacler
Oladatane
aoloonda
Independence
M
Indian
m
Kootenay
norenot
M
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L.
L
M
Lakevlew
M
litadamltli
M
Luoky
Jun
Uarmot
Metals
..
.98
National
Silver
..
.lfl
tin
rend
Oreille
IM
fremler
M
At
porter
Idaho
m
Richmond
Rufue
Argents
..
.
MW
giivrr
Crest
'
'M
-
Silverado
XI
Bllveranilth
1
Sunlocli
M
Termlnun
3.40
Whitewater
JlVi
Woodbine
T
Ootton
BWt
m
M
River
Oeorgla
.
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V4
Orandvlew
us
I.
is
Duthle
at
.11
Marmot
Oold
.08
Blocan
King
.57
Topley
Blcuneia
MM
MM
Moranda
Subscribe
for
the
Dsllj
New.
Northern
and
Boston
Grill
PRINCK
AIRSHIP
General
Nohile
Tells
How
His
Airship
Crashed
to
Ice
Pack
and
Bag
Carried
Away
by
Wind
Ice
Breaking
up
a
Little
but
Good
Wireless
Communication
Being
Kept
up
With
Base
Shiji
From
Drifting
Floe
-
ROME,
June
13.T-Gencral
Nobile's
own
story
of
the
wrecking
of
the
dirigible
Italia,
received
by
tbc
Stefani
News
Agency,
says
that
on'
the
morning
of
May
25
at
10.30,
while
the
airship
was
flying
at
a
height
of
500
metres,
suddenly
the
weight
increased,
apparently
by
snow
and
ice
forming
on
the
bag.
The
ship
began
a
rapid
plunge
la
1
A
A
nan
anu
in
two
minutes
crasnea
on
an
ice
pack,
rnc
cabin
and
upper
part
of
the
bracings
were
torn
away
while
the
bag
was
carried
by
the
wind
in
an
easterly
direction.
General
Mobile
said
that
the
ice
or.
which
the
crew-was
drifting
was
broken
up
a
little
and
leads
were
showing
between
the
floes.
Radio
communication
between
the
imperilled
men
and
the
base
ship
is
good.
LEGION
IS
NOT
ITS
TREATMENT
EX-MII.IUEBM
NOT
tiETTINU
THAT
tiu:atmi.nt
tvitiai
is
tiikib
UlC
TlltOV
CLAIM
T.
JOHN.
KB.
June
II
eTomlse
of
oB-operatlcn
and
support
of
the
federal
goeerneaeat
in
proWems
of
ea-aervloe
was
aMde
by
the
minister
of
pen-and
nauoaal
health
and
Hon.
P
J.
Venlct.
postmaster
general,
who
were
special
apeakera
at
the
banquet
of
the
tinn"'
Pt'"'""
convention
of
the
r?arifrl'f"
beglon
of
the
British
Kmplre
Servloe
League
here
last
night.
Dissatisfaction
at
the
maimer
In
which
the
civil
servloe
oommtaston
In
Canada
filling
vacancies
in
the
Dominion
was
heard
at
yesterday's
session.
Date,
gates
representing
practically
all
the
provinces
of
the
Dominion
took
the
stand
that
ex
-service
men
were
not
receiving
preference
over
civilians
aad
asked
that
some
remedy
be
sought.
ICEBREAKERS
WILL
BE
BUILT
CANAIHAN
YAI1IIS
T
OKT
UOHK
IT
IS
ANMH
X(
tH
I
ItOM
OTTAWA
OTTAWA,
June
18
Two
loe
breakers
to
be
built
for
the
Dominion
win
oe
constructed
in
Canada,
it
was
announc
ed
today.
One
costing
a
million
will
operate
In
Hudson
Straits
and
the
St.
Lawrence
and
the
other
coating
a
mQlion
wUl
operate
In
the
St.
Lawrence
orly.
HON.
ROBERT
FORKE
TO
MAKETOUR
WEST
MliiMrr
of
ImnderatUMi
te
fotne
at
tar
as
CeMt
ihi
lirtMrtHirntal
llaaturas
joTTAWK.VfUrft
II.
au
'Hon.
Robert
sfrhs.
minister
of
Unmlgratton
will
visit
Wastera
Canada
to
tlie
Pacific
Coast
tyls
summer
in
connection
with
departments
1
matters.
SECONDSONOFSIR
CLIFFORD
SIFTON
IS
DEAD
OF
HEMORRHAGE
I
lletOOKVtLIX
Ont..
June
IS.
Wlnnl-
fred
B.
Slfton.
aged
thirty-sight,
second
son
of
Sir
Clifford
Slfton,
died
at
his
summer
home
nesr
here
following
a
crebral
hemorrhage.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPEKT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE
13,
1928
CRASHED
LOA
which
it
was
Impossible
to
f
1
1
mi
FORIEETING
UIMSTEK
OF
LAM
AMI
Kit
KM
I
til
WILL
IU:
ClUtr
iartiAktK
TOMtiHT
.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullc.
minister
of
lands,
bo
wlU
probably
receive
the
nomlna-lon
to
again
eoateat
Prince
Rupert
rid-og
in
the
forthcoming
provincial
elec-.lon
at
the
Liberal
convention
to
be
bsM
this
afternoon,
arrived
from
Vic-torts
on
the
Prince
Oeorga
tats
morning.
He
and
Premier
J.
D.
McLean.
ho
returned
to
the
city
today
aboard
be
gasboat
"Awake"
sfter
making
a
our
of
Alio
Arm.
Aayox.
Premier
and
Jtewart,
will
be
the
principal
apeakera
it
a
meeting
tonight
when
the
Liberal
-ampalgn
tn
this
constituency
wUl
bt
ormally
opened.
Premier
McLean
wUl
leave
tomorrow
norniag
for
Terrace
where
the
Liberal
conveotkm
for
Skcena
rid
lug
will
be
held
tomorrow
nlcnt
for
the
purpose
of
renominating
Or.
H.
C.
Wrlnch
as
the
Tsndldate
for
that
constituency
Other
Interior
points
will
also
be
visited
by
the
Premier
and
Mra.
Pattullo
wUl
re-tum
south
on
the
Prlnoe
Charkei
to-rnorrow
afternoon
AVIATORS
TAKE
TWO
LADY
PASSENGERS
ON
FLIGHT
TO
MELBOURNE
MELBOURNE
Australia.
June
IS.
The
Southern
Cross
flew
here
from
Sydney,
reoeivintt
a
tumultuous
wel-
ootnV.
Captain
Kingford
Smiths'
mother
and
IJeut
rim
'a
wife
made
the
1
flight
with
the
four
aviators.
A
Public
Meeting
Will
be
held
in
the
MOOSE
HALL
on
Wednesday,
June
13th
at
8.30
p.m.
,'
The
meeting
will
be
addressed
by
"
HON,
Hit.
J.
I).
MACLEAN,
Premier
HON.
T.
I).
PATTULLO,
Minister
of
Lands.
Seats
resorted
for
ladies-
A
meeting
will
also
be
held
auspices
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Wednesday,
June
13,
at
5.30
pan.
a
candidate.
Delegates
to
the
take
notice.
HAD
COCAINE
IN
POSSESSION
MKMBKHs
or
rietv
or
mcvcu
m-
MX
filVKN
Tllliti:
VKABN
KAl'tl
AMI
ANUTIICB
MX
MOXTH
VAMOOUVSR.
June
II.
George
Bat-
nrd
and
J
Jjoborgiie.
members
of
the
Frer.cn
vessel
Sauora.
who
picatkci
i
guilty
s.4ly
to
a
charge
of
psoaalon
of
tea'
Urg:
jars
of
cocaine,
were
sc.'
'tended
yertcruay
by
Magistrate
Shaw
to
three
years
In
the
penitentiary
lined
asoo
each.
.
Letorgce
was
also
sentenced
to
three
yean
for
carrying
a
pistol,
the
sen-,
tencc
to
run
concurrently.
Maurice
PhUlipe
pleaded
not
guilty
waa
sentenced
to
six
months
and
lined
MO.
tbe
magistrate
stating
that
be
waa
d'X
tn
the
same
category
as
the
other
eorS"
tXUFiyR
would
pvtVaMy
IsaWfOt.
TW
otSeers
rnlv
one
ef
them'
im
isast
tatst
at
the
wrong
time
The'
trembling
of
tbelmcney.
He
declared
that
he
had
talked
body
ahnwed
that
aomething
bulky
was!
with
Ernest
Leith.
private
detective,
but
rorceal'rj
beneath
the
clothes
and
tae
rre
i
eoirhed.
the
tins
of
tlie
drug
valued
at
about
1700
a'ere
found
on
them.
QUARTERMASTER
PRINCE
RUPERT
WAS
ARRESTED
VABOOUVER
June
IS.
John
Davis.
quartermaster
of
the
steamer
Priaos
Ru
pert,
waa
arrested
late
last
night
charged
with
smuggling
It
was
a
Paged
that
Davis
was
bringing
tobacco
Into
Canada
Illegally.
LADY
FLYER
I'LAM:
(OH
Mill
A
KEAdlKK
IIAIHMHt
Oil
U
K.
XKUIOlMIUtMI.
IN
ItOlTE
TO
t()L.M)
HARBOR
OeUCS.
Newfoundland.
Jane
IS
-The
monoplane
Columbia
carrying
Miss
Habel
BoU
and
pUoted
by
Captain
Oliver
de
Noutllller
and
Arthur
Argles,
Americans
who
fought
la
the
British
alrforoe.
and
Andrew
Surrtaim.
chief
mechanician,
arrived
nets
ly
last
evening
at
5.85.
w7
Everybody
welcome.
In
the
Moose
Hall
under
the
District
Liberal
Association,
for
the
purpose
of
nominating
nominating
convention
pleas
WTHS
Vancouver
Police
Inquiry
is
,
Still
Digging
Into
Bad
Mess
and
Gradually
Getting
Evidence
Sergeant
McLaughlin
Tells
His
End
of
the
Murky
Story
and
Private
Detective
Checks
Him
up
on
Evidence
V
ANCOUVER,
June
IS.
Chief
Long
told
him
in
1926
to
eae
ufnfh
certain
gambling
houses
but
he
did
not
mention
names,
Detective
Sergeant
George
McLaughlin
told
the
police
inquiry
yeitertky.
"He
said
I
should
let
54
had
been
over
to
see
him
about
j
Laughlin
said.
Witness
declared
station
that
the
mayor
waa
letting
iown
run
wirie
open.
To
questioning,
McLaagnlia
je
had
not
keen
la
very
good
stead
:ng.
'What
waa
the
root
of
the
troable.
n
y-ur
plnlcnT
a&ced
A.
H.
McNeill,
ouru-t'l
for
the
iiiammniilnii
"the
chf
had
not
enough
Iron
in
nlm.
He
did
not
'seem
strong
enough
to
gj
after
the
maa.
He
was
a
good
accent
leUow
but
eUdn't
usderstaiid
1
lice
work."
McLauglilln
said.
"Wat
he
Influenced
by
others,
meaning
particularly
the
mayor
"
asked
Mac-
KeU
"He
waa."
replied
McLaughlin.
"Anyone
else?"
"That
1s
all
I
now
of,"
was
the
rsply
.
I
I
(
KOHH
EXAMINATION
Omaa
PT.mti.t
Itmi
hnr
O
A
f
nmr
was
getting'
only
small
money
Inspector
!
Jaekn
and
the
Mavor
were
ajetUas
Ma
denied
emphatically
that
he
bad
n.en:i.iied
money
to
him.
1
th
called
to
the
witness
stand
de
clarrd
h
had
approached
McLaughlin
a
friend
with
a
desire
to
help
him.
He
was
not
employed
by
Fletcher,
be
said,
and
had
urged
McLaughlin
to
go
to
tbe
pol.ee
commissioner
and
tell
him
all
he
knew.
1
McLaughlin,
declared
Leith.
said
be
intended
to
tall
the
whole
trufb
and
that
he
had
not
get
tbe
big
stuff.
That
the
Mayor
and
Jackson
had
got
that.
questioned
by
Commissioner
R.
S.
Lennle
aa
to
what
he
meant
by
"stuff,"
!
witness
said
he
supposed
"graft"-
or
"money"
was
meant.
I
Intimation
that
evidence
would
be
I
called
ta
ahow
that
a
city
detective
was
i
psrtner
with
MoKay
Durkln.
an
auegea
oooam
w
g.ven
a,
my"
in
t)-
-
ur
c
of
bis
examination
of
McLaughlin.
BRITISH
STATESMAN
DIES
IN
ENGLAND
Mseejala
of
Uawolnsbirr
ri
lwmlnetit
Yean
Agw
llaMlag
laHwrtaat
INssHvssia
HIGH
WTCO&rBC
June
IS
The
Mar-)
iul
of
Lincolnshire,
former
governor
of
New
South
Wales.
Australia,
died
today
:
n
the
age
of
15
years.
Charles
Robert
Wynn-Carrington.
KG..
O-C-MO.
an
active
supporter
of
Liberal
prin
ciples
and
Joint
Hereditary
Lord
Oreat
Chamberlain.
He
was
governor
of
New,
South
Wales
from
1SM
to
ISM:
Lord
Chamberlain
from
IBM
to
IBM:
President
of
the
Board
of
Agriculture
from
1B05
to
1811.
and
Lord
Privy
Seal
from
1911
-to
1913.
He
retired
from
active
life
several
yean
ago
on
acoount
of
his
advanced
age.
PRESBYTERIANS
AND
USE
OF
THE
NAME
ftaQINA
June
13
Tbe
feasibility
of
ascertaining
the
legality
of
the
use
of
the
designation
"Presbyterian
Church
in
Canada"
was
approved
at
last
bight's
I
sederunt
of
tbe
General
Aasemblv
of
the
I
Church
In
session
here.
A
committee
we,
jppoyntad
to
aeport
to
the
nest
sssembly.
WILSON
PRESIDENT
OF
MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION
VICTORIA.
June
13.-Dr.
Wallace
WU-son
of
Vancouver
was
elected
president
of
the
B.C.
Medical
Association
at
the
annual
meeting
last
nlgbt.
j
i
You
will
enjoy
the
fifty
performers
at
tlte
I
O
D
I
Rose
Carnival.
In
the
,
Moose
Hall.
Friday
night.
Admission
j
50t.
An
evening
of
Mr.
LAKCIS
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Danrlng
evrry
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
The
lateit
and
beet
for
the
least.
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cenie
NOW
Cordova
Street
run."
The
mayor
the
place
and
to
let
it
run,"
Mc-
it
was
common
talk
at
the
police
gambling
ran
and
was
letting
the
declared
the
conditions
on
the
IRREGULARITIES
COUNCIL
BOOKS
AT
COQUITLAM
MAXU-VUDVILUE,
B
C
,
June
II.
Kecve
B.
C.
MaeHonald
announced
at
a
meeting
of
the
Port
CoquiUam
Maaiel-
pal
CouticU
that
John
Qrahaaa.
the
auditor
specially
appotatatf
o
"
Tbe
The
coun
council
decided
to
Instruct
tje
u"1,or
10
conUnu
h
mvestlgatlu
D,ck
twelve
years.
-JHEAVY
HITTING
IN
BIG
LEAGUES
TIIIKTY-ONE:
I'ITCIIKIM
poinded
!OK
18S
HITS
AM)
IWi
BIN,
MXmiN
ItKINO
IIOMEUS
tfCW
TOfUC.
June
II,
Right
Big
League
battles
yeabtiasay
saw
thirty
-oae
pitchers
pounded
for
tSS
bits
which
10S
runs
were
being
basnets.
Pittsburg
Pirates
cracked
out
twenty.
five
hits
to
beat
Philadelphia
aad
the
fliantm
haffts
nut
ivtan
Wl.
tm
nmMfc
Cincinnati
Had..
Benton
tenth
victory
in
twelve
St.
Louis
Cardinals
moved
to
within
one
game
of
tbe
Reds
by
beating
Boa-
ton.
Tbe
Mew
Tork
Tanbeas
mlU
ean-tinusd
Its
ruthless
grind
in
the
American
League
Babe
Ruth
hitting
his
twenty-third
homer
of
the
season
and
Lou
Gehrig
his
fourteenth
and
fifteenth
In
the
Yankee-Chicago
gams.
BOOEETS
ARE
ADVERTISING
NO
POLITICAL
riloriOAMiA
IN
LIT-
EltATrHE
OOTTEN
OIT
BY
OOVEBXMKNT
VICTORIA.
June
IS.
Major
Orus
Lyons'
charge
that
a
booktst
entitled
British
ColosnblB
Progress
Issued
by
tbe
Provincial
Government
Is
syHlttesl
propaganda
for
the
Liberal
party
was
denied
by
Hon.
W.
H.
Satlisrtind
today.
He
aaid
tbe
booklet
was
being
distributed
to
businessmen,
financial
houses
land
banks
ss
advertising
far
the
pro-
(vires.
Copies
had
been
sent
M
eefall--
dates
In
tbe
provincial
atactica,
both
Liberals
and
Conservatives,
bt
said.
Advertise
In
the
Pair?
Jlm
,U-sP1t'
,!
DIRECTORY.
The
New
Telephone
Dlrec-
tory
is
about
to
be
issued.
ADDlications
for
moves.''
changes,
or
new
listings
for
this
issue
must
be
made
In
writinir
to
Telephone
Denart
ment,
City
Hall,
not
later
than
June
16.
44.