Save
Money
June
o.
Far
reaching
recommendattotM
to
protect
OllAWA.
the
halibut
fisheries
of
the
North
Pacific
are
contained
in
appointed
under
the
North
Pacific
Halibut
Treaty
between
i
an.ula
and
the
United
States
which
was
tabled
in
the
House
of
i
wiimonn
last
night
by
Hon.
J.
A.
CardJn,
minister
of
Marin
and
VinTies.
The
report
recommends
to
establish
areas
within
each
of
which
deemed
necessary
for
the
preservation
of
tbe
fishery
and
that
catch
of
halibut
may
be
rain
a
predetermined
percentage
commencing
within
not
lees
year
tram
the
putting
In
force
recommendation
until
the
reach
a
eteU-
of
stability
of
Th:
will
be
dune
In
tbe
follow
HOME
RUN
KING
STILL
HITTING
KtTII
UV.TH
M
THKNT1KTII.
IlKII
KHi
III
TWISLrTII.
AMI
HAl'K
WIUHIX
Tf.NTII
Nfrw
vnur
t
a
lukMi
hv
the
);
Hikiyn
fire.
Cincinnati
found
moat
ol
Mir
NhUcmi.I
IntMa
nlnua
nil
ltd
heCI
i-.luy
.
Old
HUI
Ooak
pitched
Dod-
!"
to
a
annaattmtAi
abauain
InllllUI
VlC-
:ury
Ti
aianta
moved
to
within
a
game
hair
of
Um
leaders
by
beating
'
l.nula.
'
H'
HhUndefMua
MattonaU
broke
a
i
i
in-
name
lealae
atmk
at.
the
HM)
nee
1,
:
(
hicago.
Hack
Wllaon
hit
hla
tenth
"hut
I
I"'
Americana
eitomtod
tbe
American
'.:!'
lead
to
ten
full
ntm
bv
defeat-
H::
C'IovaIuiiH
Huth
tut
hla
twentieth
homer
and
(.x'luii;
IiIh
tivalrth
RESIGNATION
OFi.
w
TOLMIE
EXPECTED
NEXTTWO
WEEKS
OTTAWA.
June
8.
The
realgnatlon
1,1
Hon.
B.
r.
Tolmle.
Oonaervatlve
nu
mber
for
Victoria,
who
la
quitting
tednral
field
In
order
to
take
the
"
Kierhhlp
of
the
party
in
Brttwh
'"iiinibia,
la
espeetad
to
be
plaeed
in
''
hnnda
at
wpeaker
Lamleux
within
next
two
weaka.
WHATIII'll
lll'IXtllT
i
in
au
Prince
Rupert.
Oloudy.
calm;
tem-
elayaa
of
flab.
I
To
prevent
the
um
of
any
flstalag
tear
deemed
unduly
destructive.
4.
To
extend
tbe
present
closed
eai-un
by
two
weeka
at
it
beginning.'
making
the
closure
for
ail
flahlng
In
all
area
from
November
1
to
February
IS.
both
date
Inclusive,
to
facUttate
fu-
I
determine
upon
tbe
amount
of
'
ture
alteration
in
tbe
length
'
of
tbe
,if
of
reduction
and
to
revise
ann-
from
time
to
time
a
found
v
.
the
intent
being
to
retrain
mcteoaa-
b
anew
it
'a
dwMB
v.i-h
area,
i
i.
lone
nerauaentiy
to
all
flab--
areaa
berewtth
defined
and
ue
populated
by
small.
Imme-
ut
and
to
eluw
such
other
-
may
be
found
by
the
combe
populated
by
a
aunllar
'.Mil.
OTWNW.
6.
To
lloenae
aU
vaas-le
flatting
far
halbiut
In
treaty
v
atses
ana
at
suob
tuii
ae,
aiiiiijiijsjs
4u'
iiesayis
of
tbe
treaty.
Including
itatlatlcal
return,
and
for
clearaaae
to
regulated
Tbe
area
which
the
commlaalon
recommend
abould
be
eloaed
permanently
pre
so-called
nuraenaa
about
timbered
aland
of
Alaska
and
Maavett.
B.C.
Former
Member
of
Liquor
Firm
Testifies
at
Police
Inquiry
to
Payments
Made
to
Officials
ANCOUVER,
June
8.
Asserting
that
he
had
been
assured
by
Mr.
Brougham,
solicitor
for
his
company,
that
more
than
three
thousand
dollar
hud
been
paid
"officials"
in
connection
the
Liquor
Act
conviction
against
the
Canadian
Scottish
Ex-l.imited,
Samuel
Levi,
a
former
shareholder
of
the
firm,
tes-a:
veterda,v
afternoon'
session
of
the
Vancouver
police
in-The
companv
pleaded
guilty
to
the
charge,
said
Levi.
The
.
nt
of
the
case
were
S6.487
Regarding
the
amount
as
ex-.
.
Levi
naid
he
asked
Brougham
for
an
explanation
and
de-
eclated
he
had
been
mm
oy
use
nioi-
tor
that
the
ooeta
amounted
to
(or
tinea,
800
for
Farrla
and
8300
for
hlmael!
and
tbe
balance
"bad
gone
to
officials."
Levi
aald
he
had
been
told
by
hie
bualnce
associates
that
J.
W.
Farrla.
K.C.,
had
been
aaeoclated
with
Brougham
in
tbe
defence
A.
H.
MoHell,
K.C..
oounael
to
Cora-mlaaloner
N.
a.
Lennle.
aaked
for
the
nam
of
the
offlclala
who
were
alleged
to
have
been
paid
money.
ivi
aaia
Brougham
had
not
told
him.
I
na
pee
tor
Tuley
of
the
dry
aquad
gave
aetaua
oi
th
The
company
had
bean
charged,
he
aald.
with
keeping
liquor
for
sale
involving
the
confiscation
of
the
moos.
rw
eonaultatlon
with
tbe
proaeoutor'a
department
he
aald
thla
charge
bad
.
UUr
nl
atiaflPl.
been
reduced
Decauae
ui
clent
evidence
to
aelllng
liquor,
which
did
not
provide
for
cottftacatwn.
4.
I'ltKMIKU
MACI.KAX
is
annh:M'i:i
ah
VICTOKIA
CASIHUATE
VICTORIA.
June
S.M
haa
orophealed
for
aone
time,
t
premier
MocLesn.
It
to
an-
nounced.
will
4.
X
the
ino
city
-
of
Victoria,
t.iharal
proekled
son-
he
I"
enoaen
uj
4.
ventlon.
I
with
Mary
Ellen
Smith
in
J
gulmalt
and
the
t
J
or-l.ught
on
make
a
vlgorou.
mand
conaMtuencw-
t
rrlvm
th
Paanenners
;
,.th
"'b
on
the
Cardena
the
from
0
E.
atnkna.
tncluoao
thl.
mornlnir
Uie
Davidson,
m,
Nloholl..
E
Rou-eau.
',llri
M,t-
LoWB'
mii.
Mr
f
COMI'MMENTM
TO
TIIK
IKIVM-
IU.MI
ltV
several
visitor
Many
compilmenta
were
paid
Bandmaater
Thomaa
Wllaon
and
tbe
Prince
Rupert
Boya'
Band
following
tbe
flrat
open
air
recital
or
the
season
which
waa
glean
by
the
band
lent
n.ght
on
Totem
Pole
HUI.
There
waa
a
varied
program
of
overture,
marches
aud
waltaea.
the
band
ahowing
great
Improvement
following
tbe
winter's
practice.
Quite
a
crowd
gathered
around
to
boar
the
music.
One
of
tbe
men
who
can
forward
to
compliment
ttte
band
waa
O.
at.
MoKlrmon
of
Aapen.
who
waa
ao
pleased
that
he
gave
s
aubatantlal
cash
presentation
to
help
tbe
work
along.
Another
donation
was
made
by
a
Ketchikan
man
who
stamd
that
the
playing
of
the
boya
wa
aupartor
o
tfeat
of
thf
KMenrMn
Band.
'
SKEENA
ROAD
PROCEEDING
Slahing
and
Grubbing
to
be
Done
by
Day
Iahor
it
is
Announced
The
provincial
government
linn
decided
to
proceed
with
the
clearing
and
grubbing
of
the
right-of-way
of
the
SKtena
Kiver
Highway
five
mile
beyond
(iallowny
Rapid
on
the
day
labor
basis
it
was
learned
at
the
local
office
of
the
department
of
public
works
this
morning.
Though
tenders
were
called
for
the
work,
apparently
none
of
them
were
acceptable.
The
work
will
be
started
almost
immediately
with
Hod
McLeod
of
this
city
as
foremnn.
The
additional
five
mile
will
take
the
road
beyond
Zanardi
Rapids
and
l'ort
Edward
to
the
vicinity
of
Interne
cannery.
The
building
of
the
bridge
ncroM
Galloway
Rapids
will
be
by
contract.
Power
cruiser
Belmont,
formerly
owned
by
the
Belmontaurf
Inlet
Oold
Mines
Ltd.
and
now
operated
lay
a
Vancouver
transportation
concern,
arrived
In
port
from
Vancouver
at
4
o'clock
yeatardey
afternoon,
having
on
board
a
parky
of
timber
cruisers
bound
for
Q.C.
blend.
The
Belmont
having
had
engine
trouble
all
the
way
up
tbe
coast,
tbe
party
waa
transferred
bete
to
tbe
Bertha
O.,
under
charter
to
U)e
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
fc
Towing
Oo
on
which
they
are
completing
their
voyage
to
Bkldegatc
The
sporting
young
man
and
bis
old-fashioned
mother
from
the
country
were
attending
a
race
meeting;
jVas
tbe
old
lady'
flrat
taste
of
the
sport
of
king.
i
"
'
"I
aay
Mother,"
aald
the
young
man.
"I've
been,
wonftopo
for
jalsng
time
what's
m-Hhlrf
Mrky
"AfM
you
-re
carrying."
......
"Well,"
tW
the
'oM
fcdlAtn
tytmr
letter
you
sake
taftag'
aomethlng
to
.
put
on
the
horses
so
I
brought
this
old
eiderdown.
I
hope
it's
not
too
shabby."
llallfejt'
Herald.
'
CltLIIIT
(UtEN
"I
atin
always
willing,"
aald
the
candidate,
aa
be
hit
the
table
a
terrific
bang
with
his
clenched
fist,
"to
truat
the
people."
"Oreat
Scott!"
shouted
'he
little
man
In
the
audience.
"I
wish
you'd
open
a
grocery
store
in
our
midst
!"
Reglna
Leader.
MURDER
W
WAS
EVIDENT
"7l
M
mLI
THAT
MIS
KILLED
III.U-Hl.Lr
AS
lltflU
Of
I
LAK
UK
KBMOlUt;
AKIAS.
Alaska.
JB
8
-
Mute
evl-dence
of
a
double
tragedy
in
tbe
remote
back
c.
un
try
of
Alettes
waa
found
yea-'
leiday
by
a
car.
uvn
Jury,
members
of
winch
tramptd
H
SMle
to
a
cabin
on
r
joked
Cr.ak
wbertbe
budy
jI
Charles
ludfora
waa
fouad
an
Indian
bang-.ng
from
the
rafter.
Unaf:ro
and
hit
partner
Arthur
Kirk
had
bean
mining
quicksilver.
They
trad
made
a
large
sale
of
tbe
mineral
when
Kirk
mysteriously
disappeared.
It
iielng
glveu
out
tbnt
he
was
drowned
when
tbe
raft
on
wlria
he
waa
travelling
waa
wrecked.
Undfora
returned
to
the
cabin
to
spend
the
winter
int.
Nothing
waa
beard
of
bun
during
tbe
winter
month.
Than
an
Indian
dleeewataa
tbe
body
two
weak
aga.
Tne
sstsLgr'a
Jury
yeatar-day
found
evlssnn
tfeat
Kirk
bad
been
killed
at
tbe
nun
and
his
body
burned
:n
a
retort.
Tbeg
anaweaead
baUef
that
remorse
and
fear
kad
driven
Undfora
to
autekee.
A
verdaf
of
OTTAWA.
June
8.
QuealioiiRd
In
tbe
II.
uc
of
Cuuunona
In
regard
to
taking
over
the
P.CJC.
railway
by
the
C.H.R.
the
minister
of
railways
said
"no
agreement
regarding
tbe
P.OJi.
could;
be
constunmated
without
tbe
approval
I
'f
Parliament."
Mr.
Dunning
aald
tbe
negotiation
were
progressing
aatlafactorlly
trlft
beyond
this
he
eculd
not
go.
It
was
al
ways
possible
to
have
an
operating
1
Sieeruent
made
and
in
auch
cam
lti
would
not
be
rieeenaary
to
come
to
Par-'
lament
lor
permission.
FISH
MIMLS
Tutsi
of
S4MMHI
VHiut
of
Halibut
bold
at
liarlMiige
Title
Morning
Halibut
landings
at
tbe
Plah
Bscnansje
thl
msrning
were
light,
only
66.080
pound
being
scld
as
follow:
AmrrieMn
Atlas.
88.0M
pound.
Canadian
Plsb
and
Ctli
Storage
Co..
11
St
and
Sc.
Lavlatben,
1S.0O0
pounds.
Royal
flab
Co..
11c
and
8c.
CatMillMii
K.
and
B
.
4.000
pound.
Boyal
Pish
Co.,
8c
aiid
sc.
Varna.
WW
pouads.
AtUn
nc
and
6c.
Opening
Up
Peace
River
Country
is
Policy
of
MacLean
Government
Said
;
Premier
in
His
Address
Last
Night
V
Orandvtew
buthie
'ANCOUVER,
June
8.
Ojiening
up
of
the
vast
and
fertile"
Peace
River
valley
is
the
determined
policy
of
the
Liberal
party
and
the
government,
Premier
MacLean
said
hut
night
when
addressing
the
Abbotsford
meeting.
He
said:
"We
have
negotiations
for
the
sale
of
the
Pacific
Great
Eastern
now
in
progress
and
I
believe
we
are
going
to
dispose
of
the
line,
buj
I
want
to
give
you
this
assurance
in
the
most
IMtaitive
terms.
If
we
do
not
sell
it
we
are
not
going
to
continue
to
have
a
railway
that
begins
nowhere
and
ends
nowhere.
We
are
going
to
"task
the
people
to
spend
some
money
to
extend
that
line
so
that
we
can
open
up
that
great
Peace
River
country
with-out
delay."
STOCK
QUOTATiONS
Noon
('loxing
IYIrft
Totlav
011
Van
trr
Kxrhunge
I
Courtesy
of
8.
D.
Je
BC.
Sliver
Bayvlew
Big
Missouri
Cork
Province
.....
Dunwell
Oeorae
Coppar
Olacier
Qladetone
,
.
Olaaiar
Ooloonda
........
Independence
Indian
Kootenay
ptoreae.
L.
It
h.
Lakevlew
Lucky
Jim
Masmot
Metal
.
.
National
Stiver
...
Fend
Oreille
Premier
Porter
Idaho
tllohmond
Hutu
Argent
.
.
.
Huth
Hope
SUveroreat
Silverado
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Suuloch
Tone
Whitewater
Woodbine
Cotton
Belt
Oeovgla
River
Marmot
Oold
Slooan
King
Topley
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sa
.os
.oaVi
-et
Bfceon
Ltd.
have
bees
swarded
the
contract
for
roofing,
sheet
metal
work
and
the
ventilation
system
in
the
new
Alvasoff
theatre
on
Third
Avenue.
Smith
ii
Mallett
have
been
given
the
contract
for
plumbing
and
heating-
Advertise
In
the
Daily
Mews
It
pays!
PLANE
FLIES.
IN
A
STORM
Southern
Cro.H
Battles
With
Tropical
Klements
on
Way
to
Australia
llRISIlANE,
Australia,
June
8.
r-The
Southern
Cross
which
left
Suva
for
Australia
at
G4S,
Pacific
time
last
evening
wns
lets
than
400
milt
off
shore
at
10.30
this
morning.
Storms,
violent
tropical
disturbances
that
pulled
and
twisted
and
bounced
the
monoplane
through
the
worst
contortions
yet
experienced
on
the
flight
urc
reported
by
radio-
Some
anxiety
was
felt
lost
night
when
for
a
time
all
was
silence
after
the
generator
of
the
plane
was
heard
to
shriek
"wildly
upward."
As
the
plane
plunged
down
again,
however,
the
generator
was
picked
up
again
by
radio.
DISCRITOASlfT
MARITIMES
BY
THE
NATIONAL
IS
DENIED
MOtniiCAL;
June
8
The
official
re
ply
of
th
Canadian
National
Hallway
to
the
remarks
of
L.
W
Slma.
vlee-
Dreeideut
of
the
Canadian
Manufac
turers'
Association
regarding
tbe
attitude
of
tbe
railways
in
Maritime
affair,
say
the
Simms
statement
Is
Inaccurate.
The
Canadian
National
cooperate
to
the
fullest
extent
wltb
maritime
shippers
TORONTO
HIIITOIt
HIKS.
TORONTO,
June
t
-
John
B
Bone,
managing
editor
of
the
Toronto
tttar
dled
suddenly
here
yesterday.
Boston
Grill
The
cheapest
way
to
buy
the
LAItOK
CAatllBT
Dally
New
la
to
subscribe
by
th
Special
Dinners
Thursday
and
year.
The
coat
la
15.00
and
your
Saturdays
ropy
la
delivered
to
your
addreaa
Dancing
evrry
Saturday
night
from
0
to
12.
each
evening.
Just
figure
out
the
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
small
coat
to
you
for
thla
dally
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RUPERT
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for
twelve
month
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JUNE
8.
1928
HALIBUT
COMMISSION
GIVES
Price
Five
Cents
INTERESTING
BLOOD
TEST
IS
BEING
MADE
IN
SANKEY
CASE
Halibut
Commission
Recommends
Extension
of
Closed
Season
and
Establishment
of
Protected
Areas
Alsoa
general
reduction
of
quantity
of
halibut
taken
in
a
year
and
the
licensing
of
vessels
is
proposed
MUTE
EVIDENCE
NEGOTIATING
OF
A
TRAGEDY;
FOR
RAILWAY
IHIHV
Of
MINER.
lOl.ND
IIAMil.MI
IX
CAMS
AITEUt
111
PAKTNEIt
i)is.iTtuiti:i)
Sankey
Submits
to
Test
of
Blood
to
Determine
Validity
of
Evidence
Dr.
J.
A.
West
of
Prince
Rupert
to
Decide
if
Stains
on
Clothes
From
Sankey
or
From
Some
Other
Person
WESTMINSTER,
June
8.
Modern
scientific
research
waa
NEW
called
upon
in
the
final
stages
of
the
trial
of
the
Sankey
murder
charge
yesterday
afternoon.
At
the
conclusion
of
the
defence
J.
E.
Bird.
Sankey's
counsel,
announced
that
his
client
was
willing
to
submit
himself
to
a
blood
test
in
order
to
determine
whether
his
own
blood
was
the
same
as
the
stains
on
which
the
Crown
based
its
case.
Bird
offered
as
evidence
a
certificate
test
made
by
Dr.
Coleman,
a
pathologist
at
the
Vancouver
General
Hospital,
but
Grown
ci
unset
objected
Later
it
waa
decided
clothing,
ahould
carry
out
tbe
.
expert
-that
Or.
west
or
Prince
Rupert,
who
ment
and
the
result
be
submitted
to
mad
the
tests
of
stains
on
Sankey's
,
the
court
today.
Evidence
in
Defence
of
Sankey
Being
Given
Today
Following
a
Denial
of
Accuracy
of
Affidavit
Root
liullcler
Denies
That
he
Asked
Miss
Chisholm
to
go
for
a
Ride
With
Him
the
Morning
of
the
Murder
x-
tBW
WESTMINSTER,
June
8.
At
the
Sankey
trial
yesterday
1
Mrs.
Catherine
Cox,
who
acted
for
the
provincial
police
as
in-
'
terpreter,
said
an
affidavit
by
Louis
W.
Patmore,
barrister
of
Prince
Ruert,
was
a
fabrication.
The
affidavit
declared
that
Mrs
Cox
told
Mr.
Patmore
that
Charles
Rineholt
told
her
he
invited
Miss
Chisholm
tor
a
sail
in
his
gas
boat
on
the
morning
she
was
murdered
but
the
girl
declined.
J.
E.
Bird,
counsel
for
the
defense,
referred
to
the
affidavit
in
an
effort
to
discredit
the
evidence
given
by
Rineholt.
Rineholt.
tbe
German
boat
builders
under
cross-examination,
denied
having
told
sirs.
Cox
he
bad
invited
tbe
girl
for
a
sail
and
alao
denied
he
went
into
.
a
gaa
neat
ana
causa
on
ue
gixi
10
,
come
along.
1
After
Mrs.
Ccx
had
described
the
affidavit
as
a
fabrication.
Bird
produced
bar
notebook.
Be
draw
attention
to
the
1
fact
that
several
pages
bad
bean
torn
j
hoakdinu
from
the
book
and
suggested
these
1
might
have
carried
the
note
regarding
I
the
alleged
conversation
with
Rineholt.!
Mrs
Cox
denied
this.
INDIAN
SCHOOL
'
ln'
'"
re
uaan
conaraerauon
tor
The
case
tor
th
Crown
having
been
conduced.
Mr
Bird
on
behalf
of
Sankey
;
-
'
ntlv"
b
government
through
ail
ed
t
.
have
the
case
withdrawn
from
the
;ury
because
of
lack
of
auftldent
evidence.
Mr.
Justice
Morrison
ruled
that
there
wa
sufficient
evidence
for
the
Jury
to
be
asked
to
consider
It.
Bird
then
announced
that
his
de
fence
would
be
an
alibi
for
Sankey
who
waa
not
there
and
knew
nothing
ol
the
murder.
The
blood
on
his
clothes
waa
from
noae
Mead,
be
aald.
SVKI
PAYS
Tltllll'Ti:
TO
MtlMOItY
Ol'
LATE
IIISIHIP
ll
VEKNL'T
After
adjournment
of
the
synod
of
Caledonia
yesterday
afternoon,
delegate,
both
clerical
and
lay.
proceeded
to
Pair-view
Cemetery
and
there
paid
a
tribute
of
affection
and
respect
to
the
memory
of
tbe
late
Archbishop
P.
H.
DuVernet.
While
the
assemblage
stood
with
heads
bared
and
bended
around
the
grave:
prayer
wa
offered
and
a
wreath
placed
upon
th
tomb.
It
waa
a
solemn
occasion.
'
4PP0LL0
WINNER
OF
THE
CORONATION
CUP
BPttOM.
June
8.
R.
McCreery's
rive
year
old
colt
Appolo
won
the
Coronation
Oup
yesterday
afternoon.
Sllver-atead
cam
second
and
Booklaw
third.
COVsiEKVATIVL
AMKMIMKNT
OTTAWA.
June
8.
The
Oonaervatlve
amendment
to
the
Immigration
report
whs
declared
lost
on
division
in
the
Hour?
of
Common
last
night
The
mam
motion
for
the
adopilun
of
Uie
repcrt
was
also
curried
on
division.
FOR
ANGLICANS
IMTAIILIXIIMBNT
AIlICO
HV
UOVEKN'MKNT
IK
MENTIONED
AT
HVNOII
JIKtTINO
at
the
meeting
of
tbe
Anglican
Synod
yesterday
and
la
now
in
the
ban
da
of
tbe
Diocesan
Mission
Board.
H
would
be
conducted
along
somewhat
almllar
lines
to
the
United
Church
school
at
Port
Simpson
of
tbe
United
Church
and
the
Catholic
School
at
Port
Praswr.
Tbe
matter
la
still
under
negotiation
but
tbe
establishment
of
tbe
school
is
reported
to
be
assured.
LACROSSE
PRACTICE
HELD
WITH
VIEW
TO
FORMING
LEAGUE
IN
CITY
SOON
Borne
thirty
youngsters
and
aeveral
adults
turned
nut
at
the
Acropolis
HUI
ground
last
night
for
a
lacroaa
practice
called
by
Dick
Woods
and
Harry
Pickering
Other
men
who
formerly
played
the
game
and
were
present
Included
8.
A.
MoPhemnn,
Or.
H
L.
Alexander
and
J.
J.
Muldoon
About
two
houra
was
apent
on
the
field
and
another
practice
in
called
for
Sunday.
The
intention
is
to
torm
a
league
here
If
sufficient
teams
can
be
organised.
BltfLE
CONTINUES
fS
WORLD'S
BEST
SELLER
NEW
TnRKOUdsAsttHlWUBW-fl
ecn-
C.
bcfolf
in
tlltl.
aattbllshlng
new
record
of
10.084.TO7
copies,
aaya
tbe
annual
report
of
the
American
Bible
Society.
Copies
were
published
laat
year
in
1S6
different
languages
and
dialects,
and
the
flrat
complete
Bible
In
the
faUba
I.ulua
language
or
the
3.500.000
Bantu
natives
of
the
Belgian
Congo
was
kmsd
by
the
society
PKicr
or
wiir.AT.
VANCOUVER,
.lime
8.
-The
price
of
wheat
herv
..
-ui'Uuy
was
quoted
at
1
49
V.