pit
ol
Uilt
week.
""l
ad
othsr
points.
Por
drunkeraiess,
Axel
Olson
and
Krlatian
Tembhs
were
each
finds
Its.
with
th
ontlon
of
thirte
davs'
Imuel
sonmeut,
by
Magistrate
MeOlymont
In
Alftw
rwtl
IrvA
rtit
f
Vtla
maim
I
s
wsw
a-i
uvui
i
vs
le
Maaf).
MAYOR
TAYLOR
CARRYING
OUT
HIS
POLICIES
SAYH
IK
riOI'I.C
JDO
NOT
APPROVE
THEY
WILL
KNOW
WHAT
TO
DO
AT
ELECTION
VANCOUVER,
JuTte
31
Detective
frr-aeant
McLaugnUta
was
"only
repeating
gossip"
wtoen
he
testified
that
the
Mayor
was
In
charge
of
gambling
nd
letting
It
run.
May
r
Taylor
declared
n
!!..-
..t,
iMf.
th.
m.i
Plctcher.
ubout
Joe
Celans.
al-o
"My
l:i
-!
qu:ry
ye-iterday.
policy
regard
Chinatown
ghmMIng
evidently
hso
'
ktlT
ol
dlsorderiy
hoiue
lut-
seen
misconstrued
to
cover
other
paru
;
'
shortly
after
he
took
A
the
city."
the
witness
declared
x
he
knew
that
Cclona
was
opjrai.-
The
Mayor
deotoci
Chlel
of
Polloe
"'B
"
sorderly
house,
king's
sutemest
tat
he.
the
Mayor,
j
McOeer
esKed
Mayor
Taylor
If
the
aid
a
Chinaman
wished
to
open
a1"-1"04
In
connec.lon
with
the
br-ken
gambling
ptaoa
at
x
Curdsva
Street.
jdoor
at
373
OiUon
Btrect.
the
alleged
I
"The
chief
laid
"titte
blame
flatly
on
Place
of
Oelona's
was
the
first
time
he
your
tnter:erenoe."sld
O
O.
McOeor.'n
oomplaliied
to
the
polloe
In
oon-ounsel
for
nflke
Commissioner
ctlon
with
Cetona.
Pletcber.
V.'lu
est
replied
that
be
did
not
c;m-
"I
am
carrying
oxt
according
to
my
i
ialu.
Celt
dp
had
coute
to
see
htm,
election
policy
anaV
if
the
people
do
'
said,
ead
lie.
tlie
nuytr.
ha
J
Did
n-
t
appruvc
of
It
ttaay
will
know
how
to
he
cnief
of
police
that
be
did
nor
ap-treat
me
at
the
next
election."
was
i
rove
o'
oljocrs
breaking
in
doora
If
Taylor's
reply.
.
theT
did
not
have
a
warrant
to
enter
-..
the
place.
:
r
ITALIANS
(Jl
ALin
(
I
OK
FINAL
DAVIS
J
4.
Cl'P
TEMMS
(1A.MKM
rEUXSTOWS.
an?lnud.
June
31
lbs
Italians
wxm
the
doub-(
les
opener
from
the
Britishers.
thus
qualifying
(or
the
final
4
round
of
Txwupoam
xone
Davis
Cup
tennis.
i
4.
-
'
TlMen.
Hskssar
and
Coen.
Americana
all
wati
their
matches
j
s
in
the
London
chftmptonshlp
and
:
Henneasy.
A
merles
;i
won
the
opening
singles
p(
international
4
matches
st
Eastbourne.
SAFE
SEAT
FOR
THICK
OF
FIGHT
IK.
J.
J.
(11LI.1
NOMINATED
t'OR
YAU:
IM
ALSO
MAYOR
OK
MERRITT
BPBNCHB'
BRIOOC.
June
81.
Or.
J.
Quits,
mayor
of
Merrttt.
waa
accorded
the
Liberal
nomination
at
the
Yale
convention
here
loot
night.
Premier
MaeLean
declined
to
aoeept
the
nomination
in
his
old
rMlng.
He
ald
he
was
stepping
out
of
a
safe
seat
n
Yale
to
seek
election
In
Victoria
City
where
the
fight
was
thickest
and
11c
ws
hardest.
PROHIBITION
IS
DENOUNCED
Supporter
of
Governor
Al
Smith
for
President
Demands
Individual
Kijhta
for
State
HOUSTON.
June
21.
Norman
Mack
of
New
York,
up-porting
Governor
Al
Smith
for
Democratic
presidential
nominee,
openly
denounces
prohibition
and
will
demand
a
plank
in
the
party
platform
restoring
to
individual
ntntea
the
right
to
be
wet
or
dry.
He
says
that
Americans
are
spending
millions
annually
in
Canada
on
liquor
and
United
States
business
Is
therefore
suffering.
CORDOVA
EARTIHH'AKE
CORDOVA,
Alaska,
June
31.
An
arthquake
rocked
this
vicinity
for
a
minute
and
a
half
early
today.
COMPLETED
TWO
DAYS
ON
STAND
MAYOR
TAYLOR
CrilOSS-EXAMIXEJD
REOARD
TO
DISORDERLY
HOC6EH
IX
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER,
June
31.
Mayor
L.
D.
raj
lor
completed
the
second
day
en
the
witness
stand
at
the
Inquiry
Into
the
Vancouver
police
force
with
bis
examination
still
uncompleted
when
the
roc
ceding
adjourned
late
yesterday
iternoon
until
this
morning.
In
answer
to
a
question
by
C.
O.
McOwr.
fu.Ui.ml
for
Police
fJouiro!-
FISH
ARRIVALS
TODAY
TOTAL
147,000
POUNDS
Hour
Ainertean
and
lour
Canadian
Vetoris
Hold
Catrlmi
Today
at
Lower
l'rhm
A
P
tal
of
117.000
noundi
of
halibut
as
sold
at
the
Plah
Exchange
this
aiming,
prices
being
tower
than
those
:-ald
yesterday.
Four
American
vessels
ere
paid
from
0.7c
and
Sc
to
USe
ind
7c
for
10B.000
pounds
while
a
similar
number
of
Canadian
boats
sold
18,000
pounds
lor
B.lc
and
6c
and
Me
and
Ac.
Arrivals
and
sales:
AMERICAN
tsorUock.
Um
n
winds,
Oanadlqn
Proeperltr.
34eo
potmds.
Boattft
Jlelt-
orles.
11.
1c
and
fie,
Ithona.
16,000
pounds.
Royal
Fish
Co.
11.
Sc
and
6c
Tahnms
17.000
pounds.
Csnadlon
Fish
&
Oold
Storage
Co..
11.6c
and
7c.
Canadian
Marguerite,
izjooo
pounds.
Royal
Pish
Co..
9.3c
and
Sc.
Southend,
8.000
pounds.
AUln
Fisheries
BJc
and
Be.
Impereuse,
4
000
pounds.
Paelftc
Fisheries.
9Jc
and
5c.
Sea
Maid.
11.000
pounds.
PaeUfc
Fisheries,
B.lc
and
tc.
INVERSHINWON
THE
GOLD
CUP
ASCOT.
June
31
Held
Walker's
In-vetahin,
the
betting
on
which
was
100
to
8.
won
the
Ocld
Cup
valued
at
(60
pounds,
with
1JOO
pounds
added.
Pla-glas
II..
a
favorite
with
betting
even,
oaxee
second
whUe
an
outsider
Cinq
a
Sept.
3
to
I.
was
third
horse.
A
Japanese
named
Mlnlchan
was
tuaad
agg
and
casta,
wttn
the-
optton
of
thirty
days'
Imprisonment,
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
H.
P.
McLeod
In
provincial
police
court
yesterday
afternoon
for
fishing
salmon
on
the
Skeena
River
without
a
license.
The
charge
s
brought
by
the
Dominion
fisheries
de
partment.
Dr.
J.
C.
8.
Dunn
of
Massett
arrived
in
the
city
from
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
on
the
Prince
Charles
this
morning.
He
will
be
s
witness
In
the
Smith
murder
cose
which
win
be
triad
at
the
Assises
here
nest
'week.
Hugh
MacKetnne.
four
year
old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs
Alex
Mackonsle,
Is
Risking
satisfactory
progress
following
an
operation
which
was
performed
ot
the.
first
of
the
week
In
the
PgUMM
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital.
HON.
S.
F.
TOLMIE
Leader
of
Conservative
IHirty
of
H.C.
tl
u
CANON
HINCHCLIFFE
..i.f
M.LaJ
Victoria
MR.
J.
H.
THOMPSON
Conservative
Candidate
for
I'rlnce
Itupert
will
address
a
Public
Meeting
in
the
Moose
Hall
FRIDAY
EVENING
June
22,
at
8
p.m.
Everybody
welcome.
Seats
Reserved
for
ladies.
1)
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
E
uryone
reads
the
Classified
Ada.
LARGE
CABARET
'
Special
Dinner
Thursdays
and
If
you
lose,
advertise
for
Ifc
Saturdays
I'
yu
find,
locate
the
owner.
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
8
to
12.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
Dance
Hall
for
Hire!
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
sad
best
for
the
least,
CET
THE
CUJHIKIED
IIAIIIT.
riione
457
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
XVIIU
Np.
J45.
FRINGE
RUPERT,
B.G.,
THURSDAY,
JUNE
21,
1928
PrieeFivfe.
Cents
Mutiny
Abhssel
of
AustraliatfUne
in
Neighborhood
Colombo
Passengers
for
Guard
and
are
Fighting
Insurgents;
Marines
Put
off
From
Colombo
to
Rescue
Ceylon,
June
21.
The
Australian
Commonwealth
COLOMBO,
liner
Jervis
Bay
wirelessed
that
there
is
mutiny
aboard
with
threat
to
set
the
vessel
afire.
Marines
are
setting
out
in
thp
auxiliary
steamer
sluvol
to
brine
the
Mner
to
Colombo"
and
to
attemnt
to
n
move
from
under
the
hatches
eight
stowaways
.
who
provoked
the
mutiny.
The
passengers
of
the
vessel
have
formed
a
guard
are
fighting
the
insurgents.
WITNESSES
FOR
MURDER
TRIALS
PERSONS
WHO
WILL
GIVE
t.t
IDEM
V
IN
STEW
ART
AND
MASNETT
CASES
REACH
CITY
TODAY
It-
viuclal
Constable
Lance
Potterton
HU'Wart
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
1
:m,c
Charles
this
morning,
bringing
ii
him
sums)
eighjt
witnesses
who
l!
give
evidence
at
the
Bupreme
,urt
Assise
next
week
in
the
trial
of
Ivan
Rivard
who
I
charged
with
the
indri
of
a
roan
named
Ritchie
at
swart
on
New
Year's
Eve.
On
the
i
n
if
boa'
arrived
Provincial
Constable
Aiiclr-
Orant
Ol
Massett
With
Wft-iw
inr
the
second
murder
trial
at
!
A-i?
ii
which
Harry
Smith
is
cnargea
viti.
ti-
killing
of
his
lather.
The
.iitiwii
in
both
cases
are
already
here,
having
been
brought
troaa
Okalla
last
nil
be
the
crown
pinwecutor
in
oow
mUUon
fnherlea
offices
of
the
appoint-,,
irder
cases,
la
expected
to
arrive
to
mmt
Hfrb.rt
w
rttlnson
of
Mes-c
cltv
from
the
south
within
a
day
or
j
M
((-bwlB
overseer
for
the
Nose
prepare
hU
evidence
Btuart
Hen-,
R,w
dlTkUoD
Ut
pattlnsoo.
who
Is
a
,uu
of
Victoria.
ho
will
defend
mtnM
returned
man
with
former
ex-rd
is
also
expected
to
reach
ln
,
perlenoe
m
the
fisheries,
suooeeds
R.
mod
Ml
Hon
Ooucale
of
tlilii
city
amliaMtMA
wiut
Maimed
from
the
service
be
defence
counsel
id
inc
ooiwi
y9tlt
to
Up
(arming
In
On
tario.
MANHUNT
ON
FOR
BANDITS
TWO
TIIOI
HAND
DOLLAR
REW
ARD
ON
HEADS
OK
MEN
WHO
ROH-IlliK
MAILS
TORONTO.
Jurt
21
-Organised
Into
n
of
the
moat
thorough
manhunts
:..
city
has
ever
seen,
the
Toronto
n
e
department
has
been
unable
to
ore
a
clue
wMeh
led
to
the
Identity
i
six
armed
bandits
who
held
up
and
ubed
a
mail
Sor
of
mall
be
con
xiiutt
tlSi.Om
cash
and
an
unestW
m.ited
num
in
negotiable
and
non-
notinble
securities
ana
other
registered
miui
A
rewnrd
of
3.000
has
been
offered
!"i
information
leading
to
the
oonvto-ii
of
tiie
bandits.
'QUAKES
AND
TIDAL
WAVE
STATE
OK
OAXACA
HOCKED
HV
Ml
TEMDI.ORH
AND
SEAPORT
TOW'S
Ol
CIIACAIII'a
IS
ENGLLI'I.D
El.
PASO.
Texas.
June
81
One
hundred
and
eighty-one
earthquake
snooks
1.
....
MMMUd
fliipitur
the
last
few
U..y
in
the
stto
of
Oaxaca.
Mexico.
The
seaport
town
of
Onacahua
has
been
ennui
Kd
by
tidal
waves
and
the
ltlhebl-hinu
have
fled
to
the
mountains.
POLICE
RAIDED
SOVIET
CONSUL
TIENTSIN.'
'juri
ar
'Armed''
police
from
the
Nationalist
garrison
raided
the
Soviet
consulate
for
arms
and
props-
wmda
said
to
be
secreted
there
by
Chinese
Communists
but
none
was
lound.
CAR
HllmtTAdK
RELIEVED.
'
The
arrival
from
the
Host
on
yester
-
day's
train
of
ten
refrigerator
oars
to-
wtlier
with
another
rune
coming
in
...
...
-.
.
mis
afteruoon
have
relieve
ine
snor
-
hkc
of
"treeeawe"
for
halibut
shipment
which
was
exnerleneed
durlue
the
etvrly
w
-
-
w
PHILADELPHIA
HAS
A
WINNING
STREAK
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
NBW
YORK
June
21
PhllsdelDhls'a
wlnn.M
.tnmk
continued
to
be
a
feature
of
the
National
League
yesterday
mak-
las
It
seven
out
of
nine.
In
defeat-Ing
Brooklyn,
St.
Louis
made
It
ten
out
of
eleven
by
defeating
Chicago
In
the
opener
of
a
series.
In
the
America
D
League
the
opening
double
header
of
the
series
left
the
Yankees
and
Athletics
as
they
were
with
the
Veteran
Jack
Qutnn
back
In
the
box
for
the
third
inning.
Washington
reached
fourth
place
by
trimming
the
Red
Sox.
FISHERIES
OVERSEER
FOR-NAAS
RIVER
HAS
NOW
BEEN
APPOINTED
A'nwetwwroent
is
mad
at
the
Do-
EARTHQUAKE
SHOCKS
VICTORIA
AND
ALASKA
VICTORIA
June
31.
A
alight
earthquake
shock
yesterday
morning
Is
be
lieved
to
have
originated
off
the
shore
cf
the
Straits
of
Juan
de
Fucs.
SEWARD.
Alaska.
June
31.
A
alight
earthquake
shock
was
recorded
here
yes
terday
morning.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Noun
Cloning
I'rlies
Today
on
Vaneou-
ver
titrhange
'(Courtesy
of
8.
O.
Johnson
Co..
Ltd.)
Dm
Asked
BC.
Stiver
.30
Bayvlew
Big
Missouri
4TV4
Cork
prolate
XI
Dunwell
M
George
Copper
SJM)
Olasalr
.....
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Olacler
M
Oolconda
..........
to
Iwteyvnirtenec
fcxitaa
....,....
sw
JD6
Kootensy
MoeisMw
96
L.
L
M
Lakevlew
..........
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M
Leadamltb
.04
Lucky
Jim
MM,
JT
Marmot
Me
tela
..
M
.08
National
Bllver
.
M
.14
V,
Pand
Oreille
lt,M
18JBS
Premier
.
.
.
importer
s
3.36
Idaho
.
,M
M
Blchmond
M
Rufua
Argents
J
.30
Ruth
Hope
...
.41
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Bllver
Greet
..
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Bllversdo
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Silversmith
.
.
M
.14
Sunloch
M
Torlc
Whitewater
.
.
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333
Woodbine
....
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Belt
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Georgia
R'vr,
Orandvlew
M
1.14
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Marmot
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....
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siocan
King
Topley
Richfield
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Mk
34.40
38.60
Noranda
WIHUT
(ll
OTATIONS.
High
Low
Close
M8
1W
July
Wheat
October
Wheat
188
mv
1T
returned
to
the
lt
Dybhavn
John
ou....
.....
nk..i.
t
.hu
hu
morntna
morntnk
v.
muw
frinoe
vh.
-
u
tne
-
.
,nmntmttm
to
from
JV
CUitMJ
,t
Mss-
the
'""""'
TOLMIE
URGES
DUMPING
DUTY
MADE
SALLY
AIMHT
AllHENTEE
VOTE
AT
MEETING
IN
AUHOTSKORD
HLKORE
SAILING
SOUTH
ABDOT8FORD,
June
31.
Addressing
meeting
in
support
of
William
At
kinson.
Conservative
candidate
tor
Chli-llwack
riding,
Hon.
Dr.
8.
T.
Tolmie.
Conservntlve
leader,
last
night
advocated
that
machinery
be
established
to
protect
the
producer
against
the
dumping
of
fruits,
eggs
and
vegetables.
Or.
Tolmie
stated
that
Vancouver
Islani
berry
men
were
facing
unfair
competition
now
from
inferior
American
berries,
twenty-five
cars
being
refused
by
brokers
owing
to
this
unfair
competition.
Tariff
la
necessary
if
we
are
to
secure
our
home
market.'
declared
Dr.
Tolmie.
Referring
to
the
charge
against
him
of
being
an
"absentee
leader."
Dr.
Tolmie
declared
It
was
far
better
to
be
dubbed
an
absentee
leader
than
to
be
responsible
for
the
.
absentee
vote.
Immediately
after
the
meeting
In
Abbotaford.
Dr.
Tolmie
proceeded
to
Vancouver
where
he
embarked
for
I'rlnce
Rupert
at
which
city
be
will
ommcuce
a
tcur
of
northern
ridings.
PIONEER
OF
CITY
PASSES
JAMB
C.
MrRAE.
WHO
DIED
TODAY.
W
AS
I'KO.MI.VKNT
LOCAL
ill
(i-l.Eri
MAN
Death
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Oenera
Hospital
st
13:46
noon
today
remove.
one
of
Prince
Rupert's
best
known
and
most
respected
pioneer
business
men
u.
the
person
of
James
C.
UoRae.
seulo:
member
of
the
stationery
firm
of
Mc
Rae
Bros
Ltd.
who
was
also
Identified
with
other
local
business
enterprises.
The
late
Ux.
atoftoe
had
.been
In
falling
health
for
the
poet
few
yea
and
bis
tUsHsss
mlmtastsjft
jn,
a
strok
.Jitteb
wbefl
he
wee
etrmttteeV
'ter
the
Hos
pital.
Hat
condition
gradually
became
aore
urlons
and
a
day
or
so
ago
be
ractlcally
lost
consciousness.
Had
the
late
Mr.
MeRee
lived
until
est
month
be
would
have
been
seventy
ears.
He
was
born
in
Mooretown.
On
tario,
and
came
west
at
an
early
age.
After
spending
a
time
In
the
American
Boo
country
be
went
to
North
Dakota
j
1878
and
some
years
later
moved
to
Bonner's
Perry.
Idaho.
He
became
an
American
cltlaen
there
and
served
as
mayor
of
that
pioneer
mining
camp
at
one
time.
About
1900
be
returned
to
Canada
and
entered
business
with
his
brothers
at
Phoenix
and
Oreenwoud
In
110
deceases
with
his
brothers
moved
tbelr
business
to
Prince
Rupert
and
Mr.
MoRae
had
been
a
resident
of
this
city
eontinuosady
slnoe
that
time
Deceased
was
a
member
of
Tatmpsean
bodge,
AT
Se
AM..
Katen
Chapter
ftAM.
and
Klnoolltn
Preceptory
Knights
Templar
He
also
belonged
tc
the
Prince
Rupert
Club
where
he
lived
lor
many
years.
In
a
quiet
way
he
took
part
In
public
attain
here
and
formerly
was
a
member
of
the
Prince
HUpert
Board
of
Trade
and
the
Prince
ftupert
Ratepayers'
Association.
The
late
Mr.
Moftee
la
survived
by
his
three
brothers
hare
John,
Duncan
C.
and
Alex
and
there
is
also
a
sister
Mrs.
Agnes
MoKlnatry,
formerly
of
thb
city
and
now
residing
In
Banta
Ana
California.
Funeral
arrangements
site
In
Um
hand
of
the
BjC.
Undertakers.
4
CIIIMr.
CAPITAL
CILIXOED
TO
NANKING
HANO-HAI.
June
81.
The
Nationalist
Government
has
changed
toe
name
of
.Peking
to
Petplng.
meaning
northern
peace.
The
political
capital
has
been
transferred
to
Nanking.
divorcefIom
PRINCE
CAROL
BUCHAREST.
June
31
-
The
oourts
granted
a
divorce
to
Prlnvess
.Ilflen
from
the
former
Crown
PTlleWMr
6f
Roumanla,
father
of
the
prieii&ilbo)r1
klngj
Mlohael.
The
hearing
was
Dry)tteJ
Jydae
P.
MoB.
Young
returned
to
tlie
otaf
M
yesterday
afternoon's
train
after
having
spent
a
week
In
the
Inter-
let
boSdinc
natural
tea
tfon
oourts
at
It7,8mntn,
Bums
Uke!
FranooU
Uke
Salmon
Fishing
is
Mot
Very
Good
at
Opening
of
Season
Yesterday
Too
Early
Yet
to
Give
an
Opinion
on
General
Prospects
for
Season,
Officials
State
opening
results
this
week
may
not
be
very
satisfactory,
WHILE
it
in
a
little
eariy
yet
to
judge
upon
the
prospects
of
this
year's
uockeye
salmon
run
on
the
Naus
and
Skeena
Rivers.
Fishing
will
be
in
fuller
swing
by
next
week
and
it
will
be
possible
then
to
obtain
a
better
idea
of
what
the
neanon
in
going
to
offer.
Meantime,
with
the
season
open,
night,
reports
on
the
ran
are
MR
meagre
and
incomplete.
Adam
Mackie,
inspector
of
fisheries,
who
was
in
his
office
again
this
morning
after
having
-spent
a
couple
of
days
on
the
Kass
Liver,
reverted
that,
aa
usuaL-
-
-
'he
fishing
In
the
northern
rlvrr
was
rsthtr
poor
at
the
opening.
While
tol
lies
were
not
complete,
the
high
boot
ye.er(Liy
had
twelve
s
.ckeye
and
the
average
per
boat
was
cot
more
than'
h.ee
list).
The
number
of
Recuses
on
.
the
Naas
River
this
year
Is
less
than
last
year
at
this
date,
although
It
Is!
exacted
there
will
be
more
out
next
!
woek.
j
The
spring
salmon
catch
on
the
Naos
1
River,
in
common
with
other
parts
of
;
the
district,
has
been
disappointing
this
j
season.
Oil!
netters.
few
In
number
on
the
Mass
River,
have
done
very
poorly
on
springs.
Neither
have
the
trailers
been
doing
well.
There
have
been
s
large
number
of
American
trailers
operating
for
salmon
in
Hecate
Straits
but
It
cannot
he
sold
that
the
small
run
on
the
coast
is
entirely
due
to
this
cause
although
It
might
have
hod
scene
deterrent
In
fluence.
While
only
three
canneries
on
Use
Noae
River
will
eon
salmon
this
season.
Ctshtng
will
be
carried
on
from
flee.
Cannery
plants
at
Mill
Ray.
Axrandate
.nd
Wales
Island
are
In
operation
while
Nsas
Harbor
and
BomervUle
are
to
be
ussd
as
fkm
eamss.
On
the
four
year
cycle
basis.
th
ttswr
should
be
Sue
for
pasatrrety
good
sikeye-
ran
biaeeasoav
Results
newt
week
am
give
a
batter
Ides
of
what
may
be
espeeted.
It
is
also
hoped
that
Naa
River
seine
fishing
will
be
better
this
season
than
last
because
seine
fish
there
appear,
to
a
certain
extent
to
have
the
same
two
year
cycle
as
In
Massett
Inlet
Mr.
Mackie
is
making
a
trip
to
the
Skeena
River
today
and,
meantime,
cannot
report
upon
the
state
of
the
fishing
there.
One
of
the
Skeena
River
cannery
managers,
however,
stated
this
morning
that
the
sockeye
fishing
was
starting
there
as
.
well
as
usual
this
season.
Results
yesterday
ran.
be
esti
mated,
from
two
to
twenty
fish
to
the
boat.
So
far,
boats
have
been
going
out
only
singly
and
in
pairs
and
next
week,
when
fishing
becomes
more
general,
a
better
estimate
can
be
made
of
he
extent
of
the
Skeena
River
run-
FRENCH
CRUISER
SEEKS
AMUNDSEN
AT
SPITZBERGEN
PARIS.
June
31
The
French
government
is
sending
the
cruiser
Strasbourg
to
Spitsbergen
to
search
for
Raold
;
Amundsun.
who
was
lost
while
trying
to
aid
Oeneral
Noblle
He
was
flying
in
a
French
seaplane
piloted
by
Rene
Oul-
Mr.
and
Mrs
Robert
Kreklne
of
Dlgby
Island
returned
to
the
city
this
morn
ing
on
the
Prince
Charles,
aboard
which
vessel
they
made
the
round
trip
to
An
vox.
Stewart
and
Massett
Inlet.
It
was
a
very
enjoyable
outing
they
report.
Mr.
and
Mm
George
O.
Buhsby
have
taken
the
William
house
on
Borden
Street
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
Bulger,
who
have
been
occupying
same
moving
further
east
along
Borden
Street
to
the
Hart
house.
Merely
routine
business
was
token
up
lost
night
at
the
monthly
general
meeting
of
jhe
Canadian
Legion.
President
8.
A.
Bird
occupied
the
cluUr
and
there
was
but
a
small
attendance
of
O.
S.
Oullck.
local
manager
01
"7,
Swift
Canadian
Co..
returned,
10
city
on
the
Prince
Charles
this,
morning,
after
having
made
the
roun8tr)p
(b
Anyox.
Stewart
and
Massett
Inlet'
op
business.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
L.
Christie
and
famUy
ore
r'"'"
on
leaving
Prince
Rupert
on
Friday
night
of
next
week
aboard
the
steamer
Princess
Royal
for
Vancouver
where
they
will
take
up
future
res-,
idenoe.
j
Miss
Phyllis
Mooney.
R.N..
operating
room
supervisor
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital,
will
leave
next
week
for
a
three
weeks'
holiday
trip
to
Dawson
and
Atlln.
only
one
day
up
to
midnight
last
WORK
STARTED
AT
SEE
COVE
v
PERMISSION
TO
IUTLD
ROAD
ACROSS
TRACK
til
VEX
ONLY
YESTERDAY
uv
WnlE
work
started
today
on
the
permanent
roadway
at
Seal
Cove
abtut
which
complaint
has
been
made,
from
the
foot
of
the
hlR
across
the
track.
Mayor
McMordK
announced
this
morning
that
slnse
January
last
the
ji.y
had
been
trying
to
secure
an
easement
from
the
Canadian
National
for
permission
to
build
this
road
across
the
track.
Wires
have
been
sent
from
tune
to
tune
and
only
yesterday
a
telegram
was
received
stating
that
the
city
might
prooeed
with
the
work
and
the
necessary
papers
would
follow
later,
lhat
made
the
commencement
of
the
work
possible
H.M.S.
DURBAN
LEAVES
SEWARD
REKISEH
TO
STAY
UECACSE
WEATHER
NOT
NHTAHLE.
COMMANDER
STATES
8KWARD
June
21
HAI.fi
Durban.
British
light
cruiser,
arrived
In
port
yesterday,
turned
around
and
then
wirelessed
Mayor
Ray
regrets
that
they
could
not
stay
because
the
weather
was
unsuitable.
A
moderate
southeast
wind
was
Stowing
and
It
was
raining.
TORONTO
LOOT
WAS
$125,0000
TORONTO.
June
31
The
police
after
investigation,
estimate
that
about
S136.-000
was
token
in
the
robbery
of
registered
moil
pouches
at
the
Union
Station.
The
post
office
wiu
reimburse
the
senders
of
the
registered
small
packages
up
to
the
amount
of
the
Insurance
and
the
larger
consignments
from
the
banks-
were
Insured
through
tbelr
own
CMS.
The
auto
used
by
the
bandits
been
found
and
the
moll
bags
and
empty.
DIED
RESULT
HOLDUP
SHOT
MONTREAL.
June
21.
James
Mackenzie,
who
was
shot
in
the
abdomen
by
a
polloe
officer
at
he
fled
up
Mansfield
ajtiwet
following
the
holduo
st
the
re!thtBtw
aigM
,n
thf
hMpM
VAjrapuv
He
come
recently
from
Boston
and
was
a
member
of
the
US.
coastguard.
LADY'S
NAME
WILL
GO
BEFORE
CONVENTION
OF
LIBERALS,
VANCOUVER
BR.
June
31.
Mrs.
Psul
tneinxUtHsSokeen
t
of
the
B.C.t,OAUncll
of
WOfriUrRniwbedyeteriay-vhat
she
would
permit
her
namfc
to
go
before
Uia,4Jbar4i,
convention
here
twUgrt..
,
McPHERSON
CHOSEN
NELSON
LAST
NIGHT
NELSON.
June
31.
D.
Mcpherson,
member
In
the
last
Legislature,
was
again
nominated
by
the
Libesals
of
Orond
Porks
snd
Greenwood
to
contest
the
seat
at
the
coming
eelcttsn.
-
t
VANCOIVEK
WHEAT
,
Vancouver
wheat,
144.