7omie
Policy
Complete
Endorsement
His
Own
VICTORIA,
June
27.
Dr.
Tolmie
gives
a
complete
endorse-
..(
I
it.
i.
mhI
unlu.ir
in
l-t
its
tvtnnSfaalA
1gU1atnst
Pfamiah
TIT
a
!
-a
tl
.i
-.ph
N.
McPbee,
customs
officer
i
Butt-dale.
Wirelessed
provincial
police
....
.
.i.iin.
mm
harr
todaN
that
.
Eriwin
Lrndsht
had
i
rw
woods
two
mllei.
south
of
td-Minn
Point
in
Whale
Channel.
The
mes-.Htjc
xtiHi!sted
that
J
Lenclsht.
Ambrose
Avenue.
Prince
Hupert.
ws
a
relation
of
he
niuii
who
was
killed
There
were
fun
her
deCstla.
Police
believe
that
in
muni
may
have
been
"Undsetti"
i,
i
"U'lidHht."
INTREPID
FLYER
IS
REPORTED
TO
BE
DYING
BKWARD.
June
M.
It
la
reported
here
Mint
Russell
Merrill,
the
pilot
who
was
i
t
for
nine
days
without
food
when
i
wo
.planes
bearing
films
for
the
expedition
were
forced
down
between
the
Midirott
Mountains
and
Point
Barrow,
,
dying
at
Dotabue
aa
a
result
of
hla
nmd.-lilp.
TWENTY
INJURED
IN
WYOMING
TORNADO,
r-AHPffn
Wvo..
June
27.
Twent;
Dcoiile
were
Injured
and
damapS
tl
IH:
:,-(
ui
Half
a,
mUilon
doljars
it
llMilfl
llV
a
tornado
which
swept
in
Hivuh
tern
section
of
the
Salt
Oleek
on
(icid
to
miles
north
of
here
late
yefU'idny.
HOOYER
RESIGNING
AS
CABINET
MEMBER
WASHINGTON.
June
88.
Herbert
Hoover
will
resign
the
portfolio
of
siM!ary
of
Oommeroe
within
a
few
'.
in
order
to
conduct
his
campaign
.i
it...
pi
lde
nuy
place
lfs
too
definite.
They're
going
to
do
everything
possible
for
the
settler
but
they
don't
teU
you
what.
To
en
courage
the
consumption
of
BC,
products,
but
they
don't
tell
you
how.
To
oo-onerate
with
the
Federal
Govern
ment,
but
will
the
Federal
Government
co-operate
with
them?"
He
pointed
out
that
the
Conservative
platform
dealing
with
maternity
bene
fit
sM
that
they
approve
the
principle
of
maternity
benefits.
'But
approving
the
principle
wont
be
of
much
assistance
to
the
expectant
i.iother,"
be
commented.
MATERNITY
"We
have
glvV
legislation
of
that
mrt
consideration.
The
conservative
party
beard
of
It
and
a
resolution
on
he
subject
went
belre
the
Conaerva-
tlve
convention
at
Kamloops.
It
came
out
of
the
resolutions
oammlttee
com
mitting
the
party
to
Immediate
Intro-
uctlon
of
maternity
benefits.
But
when
the
resolution
passed
the
conven
tion
It
merely
'approved
the
principle
if
maternity
benefits.'
The
first
resolution,
on
being
submitted
to
the
whole
Tory
party
kwt
ail
Its
definite
character
and
became
meaningless
as
It
la
now."
"You
can
read
the
political
history
ot
ever
province
of
Oaaada.
and
you
a-ui
flat
that
not
in
one
instance
did
a
Tor
naro
steer
out
ear
one
niece
of
octal
giawuon
an
tne
swiute
dwo
of
Cans,'
the
Premier
said.
Tolmie
Apnretr
Lllieral
Itstrwrm
iThe
most
resmirkaOle
feature
of
the
Tolmie
manifesto,
be
went
on
was
lis
endorsement
of
the
Liberal
Qovern-
joenta
work
and
policies.
Four-ftitbs
of
It
Is
approval
oi
toe
proaent
goeefHMat.''
lit
I
uiuciai
lvlivj'
in
u
jo
uiaiuiGlU
uwiuivu
a
iciiuci
iunviAinii
an
address
here.
Four-fifths
of
that
manifesto
is
approval
of
the
:
,
.
i
a
i
:
ili
..........
.1
:
sm
!
fill
trovernmeni
anu
mere
is
uuuuug
new
ui
uutauuunii;
wr
u-
r'aiit
in
the
other
fifth.
Commenting
further
on
the
Cnoserva-.
platform
tlif
I'nme
Minister
said:
"i
have
seen
u
good
many
political
platforms,
and
I
have
always
:md
in
the
platform
of
an
opposition
party
some
new
policy.
I
am
UK
to
ask
you
what
there
is
of
outstanding
policy
in
this
Conser-
-Svatlvc
platform."
POLICE
PROBE
FINAL
STAGE
MclNAT.H
ATTACKS
COMMISSIONER
FLETCHER
IK
Ills
Altlit
MEM
VKKHHItAV
VANCOUVER.
June
21
W.
W.
B
II
liiiiCk.
counsel
lor
Inspector
Jackson
i.
Dri'Tlive
McOrcgor
of
the
police
:
opened
his
argument
before
com-v..
v...
tiir
Lenaie
at
yesterday
after-.,
Kiiw
eion
of
the
police
inquiry.
H
t
;:-ied
rllsapputntmcut
that
all
the
(iiir.
which
could
have
been
pro-"iicci
hid
not
been
submitted
to
the
,inry
He
asked
why
Pollrc
Commia
t,
'.if
i
Fletcher
and
Borbutt
had
not
::
it
-iilled
aa
the
inquiry
covered
th
i.lire
commission
"There
was
a
vij
kki
reason
why
Fletcher
was
not
illeti
like
so
ninny
other
moral
up-!.!.
i..
wa
ainud
of
being
hoist
v
.
:.
own
Spetard
He
knew
the
v,.,i'.
in
his
record
and
that
It
-
with
hit
pretensions
as
a
,,
:
UM.-1
UU1I
."
JOHNNYRiSKO
CRTS
DECISION
r
sPAPERMEN
THINK
IT
SHOILO
HAVE
IIKES
A
DRAW:
DIITER-t(
K
IK
VYEIOHT
BROOKLYN.
June
IB.
Johnny
Rlsko
Cleveland
won
the
Judge's
decision
!
Oeorge
Oodfrey
s
negro,
last
night
.i
ten
rcund
bout
before
an
audlenee
:
:
20.000
right
fans
To
newspapenueii
nt
the
ringside
It
seemed
that
Rlako
should
have
gained
more
than
a
draw.
CkJdfrey's
w-i-ht
WW-
236
pounds
and
Rlako
tipped
:,.
i.
Hles
Ht
lMVk
pounds.
MAN
IS
KILLED
DOWNTHE
COAST
POLICE
RECEIVE
MUMAE
FROM
ttsroMN
officer
it
ihtedale
"Let
me
characterise
it.
In
the
lint
"Dr.
Tolmie
aaya
In
effect
in
nie
piat-n
w
ham
nothlne
new
to
oiler.
but
tat
Tory
party
has
been
In
opposi
tion
for
twelve
years
and
wouia
lino
to
it
into
office."
the
Premier
went
on.
-On
tne
P.OI.
Dr.
Tolmie
gives
us
a
complete
noowemeni
at
our
imkj.
but
la
not
half
as
detlulte
He
recalled
that
Reginald
Hayward
id
advocated
the
scrapping
of
the
P.OI.
and
tne
sale
of
Its
rails.
And
yet
the
leader
of
the
Opposition
cornea
alona
and
issues
a
manifesto
that
he
is
endorsing
our
policy."
he
want
jm.
recalling
that
Mr.
Walkem
utw
nnaarvattve
in
the
.House
had
also
coma
out
against
spending
anotbei
dollar
m
the
P.QX.
'What
did
thev
do
at
the
Kamloops
wiiin
about
the
P.OJE..
our
great-
I
eat
problem?
They
had
not
one
single
word
to
say
about
wnat
mey
wui
with
the
road
I
How
they
aay
tney
wu.
ladoDt
our
policy
"
untiu
tha
Conservative
party
ij
,
tnii
nut
aU
thev
wish
in
tneir
""'
ucmii
-
.
.ii
ttv
Men
carry
out
is
wni.
put
Into
their
platform
at
tne
nro-inmw
onnvantion."
be
aald.
They
say
they'll
encourage
tapttnl
uriMnh
Oolumbla.
In
1W17
MI
IWUIV
ttun
w
invested
In
our
uriiisn
vo
inmhia
hualnees
t60.0OO.OO0.
Today
i.
i,u
four
times
a
muou
unv
.
Capital
has
faith
In
British
Columbia
ELECTION
PROSPECT
Dealing
with
election
prospects,
the
m
i
A-rimrmA
th-
in
1H10
tnere
rrcwivi
.wm
indication
indication
ilutt
.rntt
the
Corner
-
was
only
indication
that
tne
prowm
novernment
was
going
back
Into
omce
with
a
very
much
eniargea
support
m
the
Province
.
and
with
the
backing
of
the
various
elements.
We
Have
eaoellent
candidates,
we
w.w.
.n
excellent
igiBi.i
Our
financial
affairs
are
In
good
shape
Government,
out
wr
We
are
a
Uberal
,h.
.imnort
of
ConasrvaUven
and
of
Labor
men
all
over
the
Province
Ours
Is
a
party
that
appeeie
to
u.
whom
are
Conservatives
going
to
et
support
t
r
runi
l0ftuse
the
Ooni-erveuve
reoo
-7
laaialation
Is
not
good
We
hsve
general
ti-,.
...noort
in
the
country
end
In
tne
Legislature
because
what
we
have
done
for
It
and
what
bur
attitude
to
It
Is."
The
Premier
ssked
w
newer
.
,.wnvi
were
KOlng
to
set
any
i
tloular
support
from
tne
w.,
.
history
on
women
s
view
of
that
party's
franchise
ud
01.
minimum
wage.
Can
thev
look
for
support
from
business''
Business
Is
fairly
well
satis
fied
with
our
Ooveriuneui
ana
......
the
present
o
ohunce.
on
disrupting
condition
of
prosperity
and
this
govtro-
HELEN
WILLS
SUCCESSFUL
LADY
CHAMPION
MTILL
HOLDS
POSITION
AT
IVIMULEDON
HEATINO
TWO
OPPONENTS
AT
TBNMS
In
the
men
s
doubles
Tilden
and
Hunter
won
from
Bngllah
youngsters
and
Hennessey
and
Lot,
of
U.
defeat
ed
Dent
and
dentin
of
Prance.
Helen
W.lls.
defending
her
champion
-
ah'?
won
the
second
match
defeating
Miss
Oallay.
England.
MANY
GAMES
TODAY
WIMBUEDON
June
38.
Helen
v;uls
ieaslly
beat
back
tne
first
challenge
to
her
In
the
world's
singles
tennis
title
at
Wimbledon
yesterday
when
she
defeat
ed
Mts
ElKie
Godlssck.
hard
court
champion
of
England.
0-2.
S-l.
Mrs.
Molla
Mallory
of
VJB.
waa
beaten
by
an
English
girl,
Miss
L.
Blckerton
-3,
-,
6-4.
H.
W.
Austin.
England,
defeated
young
Wilbur
Ooen,
0.8.
Pierre
Landry.
Prance,
beat
Sidney
Wood,
VS.
ftonald
Boyd.
Argentine,
beat
Bcb-
roope,
Ireland.
Pat
Crawford.
Australia,
beat
J.
C
Ooory,
Englaad,
Carcn
de
Morpugo.
Italy
beat
Mate-
jka,
Austria.
Ennyntrude
Harvey.
England,
beat
Mlsa
Mut.Iord.
England.
NOT
WORRIED
PUBLIC
DEBT
MNKING
I
I
NO
HKIMl
I'ROVIHEII
TO
I
KOVlDt
ltR
TAKINO
IT
IT
AT
MATIRITY
KA0LO.
June
St.
Premier
Maclean
speaking
at
a
banquet
tendered
to
Cap-
tmln
lAttm.
L4beral
nominee
for
tne
'Kaalo-Kokan
riding,
slated
Uaat
OenservaUve
gumamasit
la
any
vinoc
of
Canada
had
enacted
definite
octal
legislation.
He
bad
no
apology
to
make
for
money
spent
on
road
build
ing
and
was
not
wirried
about
the
pub
lic
riobt
be
atated
The
burden
OI
debt
was
always
relative
to
wealth
aufficiant
monav
was
Dlaoed
In
the
sinking
fund
to
wipe
out
all
debta
at
maturity.
FIRE
RAVAGES
HYDER
TODAY
IlLtZE
STILL
IMHNti
THIS
AFTERNOON
ANII
Mss
PLACED
AT
IINI,MH)
Cltlsemi
ft
H)der.
Alaxka.
were
ragaged
this
atterixxm
In
nghilng
a
tlM,e
fire
which
was
raging
tlmiatii
the
builea
seetlon.
ue-rerdlng
to
weed
received
by
I
he
OovorHiiirHt
Trlegraplia
frwn
I
lie
Herator
at
Stewart.
A
brief
niew
aage
rri'Hietl
art
t
p.m.
statrd
that
eight
iHUMhtgc
IuhI
already
hern
wined
et.
Ihe
torn
Including
a
oiere
airtl
Its
alwk
valued
at
eWi-0M.
I
p
!
the
time
of
gwlitg
te
trnn
no
further
details
lull
been
received.
GOVERNMENT
WINS
IN
BY-ELECTIONS
Prrmler
leegiMon
f
Outsrlo
suotalnrd
y
fltMMl
Majitrltles
,
TORONTO.
June
.
The
Ptifuson
,
ivemroent
candidates
wore
victorious
in
three
by-elections
yesterday.
South
was
every
Mm
from
the
was
golng
out
or
vatlve
government
y
at
the
prwent
time
there
omce
while
Mpoailum
bv
a
larae
malorlty.
Wllllam
Momson.
Conservative,
de
feated
Currle
Oardlner.
Liberal.
In
Bast
Hamilton,
and
an
Independent
Oorser-vatlve.
John
Hvdgwn.
tn
Mortn
Renfrew
S.
A.
Dunlop,
Ooo-
servatrre,
defeated
Paul
Martin.
Liberal.
The
majority
In
each
case
was
sub-
ntantlal.
'
moderYbluebeard
MAMlklLLaB.
June
a8.-Tbe
pollee
arc
aaarehine
for
Jercve?
fitt.
Modern
m
VJf
V
Bluebeard,
who
enter
Jfcd-Jwomen
with
capital
on
the
promise
Vt
mVrrtage
then
atranaled
them
with
haywire.
Five
women
dleappcared
after
going
to
villa.
LANDS
At
AZORES
HORTA.
ABORBS.
June
M
The
Bri
tisher.
Prank
Courtney,
finlabed
the
first
lap
of
hl
fllgl't
from
Lisbon
to
Halifax.
bT
arriving
here
today
mint
noiicv
of
ui
reductions
and
economical.
busUiest,
slmlnlstratloa."
Boston
Grill
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
LARGE
CAHARET
Ewryon
reads
the
Classified
Ads.
Special
Dinner
Saturdays
Thursdays
and
If
you
lose,
advertise
for
It.
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
5
to
U.
If
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Thone
457
UET
THE
CLASSIFIED
IIAMIT.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
s.
i
i
F
EUtrs.
fenta
fremier
macLean
otvC
PBlNfijs
tJPEUt
C;,;jHURSDAY;
JUNE
28,
1928
.
...
Rivard
Btoke
Djwu
in
Witness
Box
TWs
Morning
As
He
Recited
How
William
Ritchie
Was
Killed
Taking
the
witness
stand
in
his
own
defence
at
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
this
morning
before
Mr.
Justice
Gregory
and,
breaking
down
when
he
described
the
moment
of
William
Ritchie's
death
at
Stewart
early
last
New
Year's
morning,
Henry
Rivard,
the
accused,
in
telling
his
owo
story
of
the
tragedy,
aamiuea
mat
u
was
a
uunet
:im
th
irun
in
his
hand
which
killed
Ritchie
but
declared
that
it
had
been
entirely
an
accident.
Rivard
swore
that
he
was
afraid
the
drunken
purty
which
was
fighting
in
nis
nousc
wouiu,
mio
over
the
stove
and
burn
the
place
down.
He
was
also
afraid
that
he
mmhclf
would
come
to
uccldent
There-
i,.e.
be
had
goat
ta
a
rjow
and
obtatned
the
gun,
in
tending
merely
to
oiuii
them
out
with
It.
lie
denle4
that
he
hd
ever
had
any
Intent.
lu
ol
actually
noting.
Following
an
altercation
with
Paddy
O
Donnetl.
whi-m
Blrard
evidently
con
quered
the
uiost
uublesmc
of
the
part),
accused
stated
that
he
waa
atano-
.ut
at
the
bannietST
of
the
second
flour.
J
Dannell
having
ay
this
time
left
the
plaee
th
ugh
be
faastd
be
might
re
turn,
and.
as
be
wheel
t-cl
nrjunU
to
put
vlie
uu
away,
the
wtspun
struck
the
ra.llng
and
cUasBaryeg
Then
be
as
Ritchie
throw
up
hla
arma
and
dnv
backward
to
the
LUor
H.vrrlfied.
ac
;u
ed
testllled.
be
thru
dr.ppcd
the
gun
sad.
with
both
nana
nussn
w
ss
hd.
staggtnd
to
a
chair.
lie
had
bad
no
Uitntl:.n
of
shotting
anybjdy.
at
used
swore,
much
less
Ritchie
wltfe
whom
he
had
bom
friendly.
Rieard
was
broken
down
as
he
sobRtd
this
atory
out
in
esamtnatiou
by
bis
cjuu-
sal,
Gordon
Wlsaatr
oi
Vancjuver
Accused,
who
was
subjected
to
s
stu:
craas-csamination
by
A.
M.
Jonnsn
K.C.,
and
was
also
cleanly
que
tloned
on
certain
points
by
tl
Judge,
was
the
last
witness
in
tne
case
rjourt
sdjourned
for
the
lunch
bsui
after
which
addresses
of
counsel
anr.
Ihe
charge
tf
the
judge
were
to
be
de
l.vcred.
7
be
case
wiO
probably
go
:
the
jury
late
this
afternoon
ONLY
IIIZY
RBCltLUiCTlOX
The
first
witness
004
the
rnasirinblm
tl
the
euurt
this
afcrnlng
was
amu.
ibsnml.
He
was
jMm
wt
be
part
hieh
basl
visited
Rivartt
s
and.
havii.
been
drinking
all
day.
was
intoxicate.
He
save
rtetatls
of
the
melee
la
ac
eused
plaee.
stating
that
Rivard
seemed
"kind
of
angry."
Under
cross-exam
ination.
MeMurchle
stated
that
he
only
hasy
recollection
of
what
had
taken
place.
McDonald
was
teadereo
tor
rrosa-ecaminatlon.
He
aald
he
was
In
toxicated
too
and
did
not
remember
muek
about
the
light.
Staff
Sergeant
Alex
McNeill
teaUfled
a
to
a
volua'jry
statement
accused
had
made
as
be
(
witness
1
was
escort
ing
him
to
Prlnot
Rupert
from
Stewart
ollowtng
the
preliminary
trial,
ac-suead.
witness
asserted,
bad
told
Mm
that
be
wished
te
get
"the
anootin
Ritchie
off
his
chest."
Rivard
had
admitted
that
what
the
wltn
at
the
Drellmlnary
was
He
tried
to
get
the
party
out
but
could
not
so
be
got
the
rifle
to
scare
them
As
he
o
as
standing
at
the
top
of
the
stairway
something
must
have
bumped
tha
sun
for
It
went
on
In
hla
the
next
he
knew
Ritchie
r.iu.
as
th.
floor.
He
had
had
nr
intention
of
shooting
and
had
not
brown
the
rifle
Into
the
anew.
Constable
Potterton.
recalled
at
the
reouest
of
Hie
Lordship,
stated
that
ac
cused
seemed
perfectly
sober
when
he
wss
called.
Casey
waa
very
intoxicated
tn
maBine
the
drtence.
Mr.
W
lamer
stated
that
the
statement
read
oy
eer
eeant
McNeill
set
out
the
nature
of
tha
itafanoa
aaactlv
Accused
had
had
no
intention
of
using
the
gun
ta
shoot
but
merely
to
scare
these
who
had
been
participating
In
the
drunken
brawl
In
hla
place.
The
whole
thing
had
been
miralv
accidental
and
no
blame
waa
'jo
be
attached
to
the
prisoner.
Sam
Deschampa,
first
defence
witness
told
of
a
eon
venation,
he
had
bad
the
nmmt
moraine
with
Bd.
Casey
who
stated
that
he
had
taken
the
gat.
after
the
shooting,
to
the
back
and
nuns
It
out
into
the
snow.
Casey's
condition
was
thst
of
a
man
who
had
hHs
drunk
and
auddonty
sobered.
Un
der
cross-examination.
Deachasnpa
stat
led
that
he
had
told
R.
W.
Kennedy
oounsel
(or
accused
at
the
preliminary
u
m
tha
conversation
with
oasey
oe
fore
the
preliminary.
ACCUSED
ON
STAND
Rivard.
on
taking
the
stand,
atated
that
he
was
born
at
Three
Rivers,
Que-
h
tn
lAAt
lr
bsst
essne
to
B.C.
In
Mil
and
followed
the-
ssaunitlon
of
Id
'Mok.
He
wer.i
to
sHeweajt
in
Asm
la
a
csgar
easea.
later
gettUkg
a
olgar
atore
c
ble.
ova
as'
the
second
hand
stoop.
Accused
described
the
details
of
his
premises.
lighting,
etc.
The
rule
oeiongea
to
mm
He
bad
bought
it
from
Owoey
MoPad-
den.
He
had
taken
It
upstairs,
where
he
sometimes
traded
ta
winter
owing
ta
there
being
no
Iteat
In
the
store,
to
show
it
to
Ell
Wstiund
who
wished
to
buy
a
rifle.
He
hnd
put
the
cartridges
In
the
gun
at
that
time
Wallund.
however,
did
not
buy
It
and
it
was
left
upstairs.
Accused
told
of
the
party
which
came
to
hit
place
Nev.
Tear's
Eve
una
tht
juosequent
..1
brawl.
Be
had
tolU
O-duiextut
occasions
to
stay
ai
u.
liu.
plaoc.
It
was
r'add)
who
uru.J
quarrel
with
otrier
ujsxn-
be:s
o;
the
party
and
accused
told
.hem
to
gel
out.
In
the
ec
utile,
iney
mved
the
stvve
In
which
there
'
was
a
g.od
lire.
When
told
tt
get
out,
O
-Donnell
came
toward
accused
who
backed
away.
PlnaUy
alter
they
had
ooen
told
several
times
to
get
out.
accused
went
to
hM
bedroom
aud
g-t
the
gun
lu
order
to
"scare
them
out."
By
the
tune
be
came
back.
OTKmnel!
wa'
ball
way
owwn
the
stairs.
Accused
aald
he
was
excited
and
holding
the
gun
over
the
rail
Paddy
said.
"Von
will
be
s-rry
if
you
sh-joi
"
Finally
O
-
Donuell
went
out
and
accused
put
the
gun
back
lu
hla
room.
He
wont
back
however,
and
not
it
when
Paddy
came
m
again.
Rd.
Ladei
said.
"For
Qod's
Sake,
don't
sboU!"
Accused
"JKo.
if
you
win
go
down
and
take
out."
Paddy
bad
been
taunting
accused,
saying
be
was
"too
yeUow
to
ehooV
tc.
Paddy
wen.
out
and
came
back
and
wont
out
again.
He
watted
for
a
minute
or
so
and.
when
he
saw
OTMnnell
was
not
oomlng
bask,
hi
wheeled
around
to
put
the
gun
away
and
it
hit
the
railing
and
west
off
Then
I
saw
Ritchie
put
botn
nanos
ip
and
fall
backward."
said
accused,
creaking
down
at
this
juncture.
"With
xth
hands
to
my
head,
I
stagnated
ack
to
my
bedroom,
dropping
the
gun
a
the
flocr
X
sat
down
oh
a
ohsir
lor
a
htte
and
then
1
hessd
a
nattar
I
saw
MoLaod
sagt
his
haa
waster
Rit
chie's
bead.
Casey
wee
wtao
these.
asked
If
Ritchie
was
dead
and
one
ol
them
said
Tea.
be
is
snot
through
the
heart
'
Then
I
said.
'Boys,
you
are
the
cause
of
this
accident."
p-r?tertrr
ame
subsequently
snd
took
him
to
jail
.ccueed
aald.
CHOSS-KXAMINATION
Mr.
Johnson
examined
Rlvarci
in
tleuil
ta
to
tne
shells
he
had
in
l'i.-
ton
Accused
aald
be
bad
only
one
br
.kei..
ojx
of
SO-ao
aneiis.
ne
n.ui
mnn
jDonnetl
put
because
be
ar
alwsyi-
butting
In
on
my
customers."
Rivuru
be
was
afraid
of
OTKnnell.
u
had
never
etruok
him
but
bad
raisrea
to
do
so.
He
dM
not
know
anytnin
ibout
CDonMll'a
statement
about
tne
sugar.
Aeeused
denied
that
ne
evci
the
lever
of
the
guti
-.
oucbed
the
trigger.
He
could
not
at-
lOUht
for
the
ellok
witness
ss
nan
aw
tbey
beard.
Aeeused
reiterated
on
sev-
rai
occasions
thst
it
waa
all
an
aocl-
Oent.
He
was
only
bluffing
and
dlo
not
mean
to
shoot.
Accused
said
that
he
had
bad
no
opportunity
to
send
for
the
police
or
for
a
doctor
alter
auMmi-had
bean
shot.
There
was
nobody
loft
in
the
place.
He
could
not
my
tf
the
run
was
cocked
and
be
did
not
know
it
had
gone
off
when
it
struct
railing.
Nor
could
aocussd
recol
lect
what
he
had
told
TOwrtsn.
ne
vu
ao
excited.
He
did
not
Maer
laying
that
he
had
gone
for
a
pajl
ot
aster
and
touud
Ritchie
a
nooy
wavac
ne.
-ame
back.
Whatever
Pottarton
sale
vould
be
right,
accused
aald.
Re
did
tot
know
why
he
had
not
told
Pot
terton
the
details
when
he
first
oame
ui.
To
his
counsel.
Rivard
aald
he
had
never
had
any
expervenoe
witn
gun.
and
knew
little
about
them.
Act
wss
tl
told
His
Lordship
that
be
could
take
juns
apart
and
clean
them.
He
oouio
load
them.
He
had
never,
now-
ever.
fired
a
gun
prevtoualy.
Mr.
Jua-
in.
oreeorv
lnaulred
rrom
awsra
what
he
knew
about
OTJonnell's
fighting
proclivities.
"I
don't
think
be
oouia
erest
swat
me
and
X
am
an
older
man
than
you
re."
remarked
Hla
Lordship.
But.
berhaoa.
you
are
a
bettor
man
h.n
I
am."
renlied
Rivard.
He
t
hoard
"other
fellows"
say
Paddy
waa
a
fighter
Court
adjourned
at
12
30
until
IA0
DEMOCRATS
FOR
PROHIBITION
HOUSTON.
June
28
The
Democratic
resolutions
subcommittee
adopted
a
plank
declaring
the
enforcement
of
th
eighteenth
amendment
and
criticising
the
Republican
government
of
falling
to
enforce
It
effectively.
The
'resolution
Is
understood
to
have
the
approval
of
At
Smith.
A
slight
modification
In
the
party'
farm
relief
platform
was
also
adopted.
Number
of
Independents
Were
.
Nominated
Yesterday
Including
W.
ft
Moult,
Atlin
Constituency
VANCOUVER,
June
28.
Yesterday
116
candidates
were
nominated
with
no
acclamations.
By
parties
there
are
Liberals
45,
Con-aerva-iw
4&,
Labor
i,
Independents
9,
Independent
Conservatives
6,
Independent
Liberals
2.
t..
1
iiui.
am
nr
nnminato
in
Pemie.
Cowichan-N
ewcastle
I
X
aa."7
UllVl
Ml"
-
and
South
Okanagan,
making
way
for
Labor
candidates
in
two
el
these
constituencies.
In
Jiatksrmo
mere
were
iour
cauu.iw,
Place
being
iubjtituted
for
Bruce
and
Pritchard
dropped
ot.
It
Atiin
W.
H.
Moult
entered
aa
an
Indejiendent
and
Walter
Inward
at
Victoria
a
an
Independent
;
also
Mrs.
J.
C.
McGregor
;tnd
CapUir.
K.
P.
M.
Mathieson
as
Independent
Conservatives.
G.
.
...
.
J
A
a
C.
Peiton
ol
Vancouver
is
an
inaepenueut.
TRAIN
WRECK
PROVES
FATAL
f
wenty-two
Bodies
Recovered
ut
Aiarlingten,
England,
and
50
are
injured
DARLINGTON,
Eng.,
June
28.
iwen:y-two
bodies
were
recoverea
iron
the
wreck
ui
tne
passenger
excursion
train
which
yeKttruay
colli
tied
with
freight
cars,
r'ifty
people
were
injured.
$lost
of
the
victims
were
women
and
children,
ltiirty
of
tne
injured
are
in
a
serious
conaiiton.
HALF
WAY
MARK
FOR
BIG
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
MCW
YORK.
June
28.
Yesterday's
james
brought
no
surprises.
The
Yan-
aea
clubbed
the
Athletics
and
tne
3iants
did
the
same
to
the
Phillies.
1
hue
fee
Red
So
won
from
Washing
3he
teams
wars
ehsjtfs-ear
for
tht
mtsaaactlostal
emrlais
which
wUl
htlng
.fejse
ssaseat
to
Us
tmf
Jhark
juf
1
-
.
July
.
Mtaatl
Lea
rue
PhUadelphia
S.
Mew
York
11.
Amrrlcun
League
V'u.-''.lu'
'in
1-4
U.).'an
4-11.
Ntt
V.irk
7.
Pli;lncl'!pllla
4.
CiiUHt
League
1
A:i5el.-i
0
bJi'
Fr.ijvclSCO
2.
M.'-.-i'.
11.-
ti.
H
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f)i.k';i:icl
1
SeatUr
J
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Portluiid
5.
FORMS
t.ERN
AIJINST
Bi::t!
IN
Hint-
ub
Hfimim
Mueller.
;:!,..,
hiir.
sueceeded
in
forming
a
.hine:
-atislartory
to
President
Von
BAPTIST
PRi.slDENT
IM.iONTO
.1
,i:.-
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J
-Sin
Mi
Num.
loronnj
paitur
waa
uuaUini;ui:
i
lect-d
prealdent
of
the
Baptist
World
Alliance
for
the
next
five
yeara.
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QUOTATIONS
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doatag
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Richmond
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Argents
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Hope
Silver
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Silverado
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V4NCOI
VER
W
HEAT
VANCOUVER.
June
2fl
-
When:
quoted
hen
today
at
ltU'?.
41.76
Clone
135',
137
TENNIS
GAMES
AT
WIMBLEDON
EN
li
LAND
MADE
POOR
SHOWING
VE8TERDAY
IN
MI.NOLES
AND
DOUULBH
WIHBLXDON.
June
26
IS
ysserdays
championship
tennis
tha
t0Hewfe
games
were
playedc
V
tieanessy
and
Lott
(AwsHesn)
beat
Daniel,
and
Oentien
(BasjUnd).
llaabeth
Ryan,
forsiiar
AmesjaaR,
dvieatad
Mrs.
Bridge.
BnglSgjd,
Helen
Jacobs
Calif
orttta,
beat
Jess
'
:iidley.
England.
.
Miss
Anderson,
AmotWih.,
$eat
Miss
Hardle.
England.
;iei
1
Miss
Boyd.
hfjstosMat.
!pea,
Mw.
Terry.
England.
.
,
v
Eileen
Bennett.
England
teat
Mrs.
Barron.
England.
Tllden
and
Hunter.
Ajaerican.
beat
Avory
and
Higglns,
England.
.J
i
LABOR
AGAINST
HIGH
PENSIONS
tOTE
TO
RTtufTt
AM01NT
TU'lrtf
PAID
KETIRINO
MPEAKER
tl
HIT1.LY
LONDON.
June
28.
The
vote
of
the
customary
pension
to
the
retiring
speaker
of
the
House
ot
Commons
of
tao
000
annuaUv
was
oaeasd
In
the
House
of
Commons
for
aysaker
Whitely
who
recently
resigned
after
the
La
our
party
had
tried
to
reduee
the
amount
to
(4.000.
Labor
Leader
Clynea
said
he
objected
uct
to
Whitely
but
to
the
nrlnctple
of
high
KING
JAMES
DIVERTED
TO
VANCOUVER
INSTEAD
OF
LOADING
AT
RUPERT
The
British
motorahlp
King
Jamea.
which
It
was
expected
would
be
tne
final
grain
ship
df
the
sssaon
here,
has
been
diverted
to
Vancouver
for
loading.
Meantime,
no
word
has
been
re-salved
at
the
elevator
as
to
'vjhet
ship
will
be
here
and
when
to
olrwh
hut
the
plant
for
the
season.
C.N.R.
FREIGHT
TRAIN
.
WRECKED
SASKATCHEWAN
mrfTT
Bask..
June
28.-
Charles
Brad-
ahaw
of
Rdmonton
was
Instantly
killed
and
atx
other
men
Injured,
while
possi
bly
other
bodies
may
be
burled
in
as-oris
.
when
a
C.N.R
freight
train
was
derailed
near
Tanker
yesterday.
TRtrty-
flve
oars
were
derailed
but
tne
engine
.nil
amiir!
aua
DSSSed
tht
SBOt
th
safety.
A
faulty
rail
Is
bis.
Liberal
Party
Committee
Rooms
Have
been
opened
at
the
wm,,9i
,.
.
,.
,
Second
Avenue
and
Fourth
Street.
Phone
22
or
visit
the
rooms
and
lee
if
you
are
registered
on
the
YoU'is'
List.