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Grill
vcryonc
reads
the
Classified
Ads
It
you
lose,
advertise
for
It.
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v;iu
find,
locate
the
owner.
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Jfu
need,
advertise
for
It
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TIIK
CLASSIFIED
I1AIIIT.
Si,
Win..
No.
160.
tm,R
Y
Oil
RESULTS
SHOW
LITTLE
CHANG
'ir
Henry
Thornton
and
Party
Reach
Are
Guests
In
I
hi
course
of
his
annual
Thoi'itun,
president
of
the
n
the
city
from
Vancouver
on
the
steamer
Prince
George
thin
I
.
n
and
will
proceed
East
by
special
train
leaving
at
5
o'clock'
Mirnoon.
Other
officials
in
the
presidential
party
include!
Kingsland.
Winning,
general
manager,
Western
Region;
Dr.1
i
onilx',
Montreal,
chief
medical
officer
for
the
system;
Walter
;
n.
Montreal,
director
of
publicity;
II.
A.
Dixon,
Winning,-.
ipinoer,
Western
Region;
8.
Morrison,
Vancouver,
chief
en-j
llACLE
AN
WILL
.
-
...
-
x
,
-
RESIGN
WHEN
i
,
I
COUNT
MADE
i
Killllt;
MIT
MAVIMI
ANYTIIINU
AIWM
T
t
AIIINET
I
NTH.
CALLKII
ON
TO
IOUM
UOVERNMENT
1UA.
July
M
tt
at
not
Ukery
i
hii
government
will
relinquish
il
after
tike
official
counts
in
hk
rr
eempieted
en
August
K.
r.
..ii'.lme
Hun
8.
F.
Tobnle
as
ill
is
making
no
announcement
i
personnel
of
his
cabinet
i-
names
ere
being
put
for-.
tlx
Conservative
leader
Is
of-.
'
information
on
the
subject
tx".ng
oajled
upon
to
form
a
iii
.mi?
i
receiving
congratulatory
:mm
all
parts
of
Canada,
par-'r
,m
Hon
K
B
Bennett.
Hoa.
Menitmii
and
others
FINE
CRUISING
M
YACHT
IS
HERE
i
the
finest
little
pleasure
tie
Mr
this
season
as
koe
Boy.
owned
by
O.
C.
m
Seattle
which
participated
nt
Olympia
to
Juneau
raee,
in
fourth,
and
arrived
from
i;
at
7
JO
last
events,
cruising
Hugel
Sound
The
vessel
left
tier
3
o'clock
this
afternoon
:,.'tle
She
was
moored
at
the
in
t
float
during
her
suy.
.
i
word
In
equipment
and
oom-
:
it
tings,
the
Yankee
Boy
Is
of
iwii
deck
cruiser
type.
She
Is
""
limp
and
is
nower
with
a
l1
Peerless
engine.
pnwer
cruiser
Maldle.
also
nt
in
the
capltal-U-oapltel
.-.ui.-d
at
o'clock
this
morning
ir
hoiiUi
after
having
spent
two
or
:
tiiivt.
in
port.
DR.
WR1NCH
GIVEN
SOLID
MAJORITY
received
from
Skeena
riding
inxin
was
to
the
effect
that
Wrinch,
MX.A.,
liberal
oandl-'i
h
majority
of
108
over
Prank
ii;
C'oruiervatlve.
36
out
of
SB
luivinn
reported
their
results.
I
liiac
I
ion
doctor
thus
.returns
to
iin'iii'
with
aoomfortable
lead.
ANOTHER
LIBERAL
SEAT
IS
NOW
LOST
NKJJtON.
July.
ao
C,
6
.Lcary.
Llb-
M
I
A.,
concedes
the
election
oi
"
vn
.tautM
Tlusalmmoas.
his
Oon.
v..
'iv,.
opponent
In
the
eleolton
In
r..iMo-aioeaii
rtdln.
Plteaimmons
ma-1
1
estimated
at
about
fifty.
BODY
OF
LOWENSTEIN
HAS
BEEN
FOUND
DOHIjOONE.'
Prance.
July
30.
The
iv
of
Caotaln
Alfred
lwteliv
the
'
lKiii
muilonalre.
who
fell
from
a!
""'HU.
'
cross-ohoimel
crosshnn,,.!
,.ir,,in
nlrolane
rewntly.
v-ntlv
"l
in
the
sea.
'
Rupert
and
at
Luncheon
Pacific
Coant
inspection
trip,
Sir!
(Canadian
National
Railways,
ar-
.ineer
for
British
Columbia
district:
B.
C.
Kteley.
Vancouver.
Pacific
Coast
manager.
Canadian
National
Pacific
Coast
Steamships;
J,
R.
Cameron,
assistant
eeoecsd
manager
for
the
West-
em
Region,
Vancouver,
and
W.
H.
Hobbs.
secretary
to
the
president.
This
morning
member
of
the
offlc-I
is!
party
were
engaged
In
an
Inspection
of
local
faculties.
There
was
no
ormal
conference
with
the
Prince
Bu-!
pert
Board
of
Trade,
that
organisation
having
no
matters
to
take
up
with
.he
railway
heads
ea
this
occasion.
Among
those
who
met
Mr
Henry
and
hli
officials
and
welcomed
them
to
the
city
were
Mayor
S.
P.
UeteU,
F.
O.
Dawson,
looal
OsHJL
director:
and
rep-
.vnentativea
of
the
Board
of
Trade.
Mr
Henry
wa
tt
chief
opscbtr
at
.atussioihea-
t
j'eleete
tMo
a4
tcrnoon
by
the
board
of
Trade
In
honor
of
blmeM
and
other
officials
The
railway
ohlef
apeke
In
an
optlmlsUc
vera
and
expressed
the
opinion
that
there
would
be
great
developments
during
the
neat
ten
years
In
the
hin
terland
back
of
the
city.
Sir
Henry
also
referred
to
matters
of
local
Interest
and
mentioned
the
three
new
steamships
for
this
coast
for
which
author
isation
will
be
asked
In
the
neat
rail
way
budget.
The
luncheon
was
presided
over
by
P.
MoCaffery.
arrangements
for
the
function
having
been
In
the
hands
of
the
Board
of
Trade
entertainment
ootn-mltttce
consisting
of
J
H
PilUbury.
r.
E.
Robertson.
J.
P.
Strang
and
J.
W.
Scott.
Mem
boss
of
the
party
state
that
they
have
had
lew
interviews
and
have
roan
approached
by
few
delegations
during
the
course
of
the
entire
western
trip.
Hallway
business
is
now
becoming
solidified
and
there
seems
to
be
general
satisfaction
with
the
policies
that
are
being
carried
out
on
the
system.
MV.I.I.OVl:l
HIAtlOMIS
TO
H.IVK
TIIHI
I
IIOM
.POMCt:
IHKIMI
KAMI
WARSAW,
July
SB.
Member
of
a
diamond
smuggling
ring
frantically
swallowed
diamonds
or
threw
them
from
windows
when
raided
by
the
police,
who
:
recovered
stones
worth
1700.000
yesterday.
4
4
4444444444
4
4
4
MAN
ON
BASE
EACH
TIME
HOME
RUN
MADE
-
-
NGW
YORK.
July
30.
Ruth
won
an-
other
game
for
the
Yankees
yesterday
from
Chicago
by
poling
out
two
homers
each
time
with
Combs
on
the
base.
Ed
Morris
registered
his
thirteenth
victory
of
the
year
as
Boston
evened
kthe
series
with
Cleveland.
In
the
National
League
St.
Louie
gave
the
Phillies
their
eleventh
straight
defeat
Brooklyn
broke
Pittsburg's
wlnatng
ireak
at
plae
games.
Boston
endodja
nine-game
losing
streak
hy
defeating
Cincinnati.
TEMPERANCE
WOMEN
!
OF
-UNITED
STATES
AGAINST
AL
SMITH
ottinAoo
July
30
The
liquor
laws
of
Oanada
are
getting
more
liberal
and
the
saloon
Is
coming
back
In
the
wrm
of
beer
and
wine
shops,
we
woran
s
tmion
states
In
Christian
Temperance
U
'a
manifesto
manifesto
nilllun
llllin
mi
,omB"
BUU
Idrys
to
defeat
Al
Smith.
Northern
and
PRINCE
Car
Barge
is
Being
Built
at
Dnydock
Cost
of
liiff
Boat
lo
1)C
.$100,000
and
Work
Has
Commenced
A
car
barge
costing
$100,-000
is
to
be
built
here
at
the
Dry
Dock
at
once,
Sir
Heriry
Thornton
stated
today
in
his
address
to
the
Board
of
Trade.
The
work
has
already
commenced.
Sir
Henry
also
told
the
Board
at
luncheon
that
a
steamer
plying
out
of
Prince
Rupert
to
the
Is-
i
lands
would
be
provided
at
,
once.
!
y
CAPITAL
l.i:.!KM
4
4
m:u
tiiiu
IWE..
r
Maetk
alvaaoff
announced
vtda
f
itol
had
leased
the
new
theatre
property
which
Is
under
eon-
4
4'
atrucUon
here
and
win
eondwet
t
It
in
eenneouon
with
Its
chain
of
theatres
throughtout
the
coun-
try.
BIG
MISSOURI
MINE
IS
SOLD
TACO.MA,
July
20
J.
C.
Gregory
of
Tacoma,
president
of
the
Rig
Missouri,
officially
announced
here
today
that
he
had
paid
to
the
Canadian
Rank
of
Commerce
this
morning
$100,-000
on
liehalf
of
hU
own
company
ttnd
the
Consolidated
Mining
&
Smelting
Co.
as
the
final
payment
on
the
purchase
of
the
Hig
Missouri
mine
in
the
Portland
Canal
district.
The
title
will
now
pass
into
the
hands
of
the
Iluena
Vista
Mining
Cn
formed
for
the
purpose,
in
which
Consolidated
holds
fifty-three
per
cent
interest
and
IJig
Missouri
47
per
cent.
Gregory
said:
"We
shall
go
right
on
with
development."
PATTULLO
HAS
MARGIN
OF
86
With
twelve
ntall
polls
yet
to
report,
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
had
a
majority
of
ae
over
James
H.
Thompson
In
the
pro-
vlnclsl
election
contest
for
Prince
Hu-
pert
riding
according
to
a
computation
by
the
returning
officer,
E.
H.
Mortimer,
at
noon
today
Pattullo
had
a
total
of
1111
votes
and
Thompson,
ISSB.
SUww
yesterday
several
smaller
polls
In
the
riding
have
bean
heard
from.
TtMne
refjor&lng
to
date
fulww:
Pattullo
ThompHon
a
a
14
1
a
is
7
a
17
37
f9
34
'
a
it
Hayaport
.
.
.
Inverness
Lawn
IIU1V.
Ii
'1
Port
SfcnpHon
ipson
30
9
Prince
Rupert
W3
911
Queen
Obarlotte
33
84
ISkldegste
13
18
8unnykle
io
6
TleU
4
e
1
Tow
Hill
4
B
NVatun
River
8
e
Thurston
Harbor
3
l
Banks
Island
4
3
newtns
Float
s
13
Deorgetown
3
0
J,I1
lver
33
19
)
Outside
absentee
(to
diitci
80
Ti
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JUJ,Y
SIR
HENRY
aMaHSawswswswK
Pi
esiciert
oi
..id:
is
VTiunal
the
city
today
i
I'dnipiiniefl
THORNTON
E
SINCE
M,
1
si-eevatS
Ruiiway.-.
who
is
visi'i'.g
by
a
party
of
officials
of
the
line.
They
arrived
Ironi
Vancouver
on
the
steamer
Prince
George
this
morning
and
will
proceed
East
at
5
o'clock
this
afternoon
by
special
train.
Sir
Henry
was
the
guest
of
honor
and
speaker
at
a
luncheon
given
at
noon
by
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade.
.-
..
.-m.JLz;..
:
.,
-
r
Britain
Agrees
to
Peace
Pact
With
Reservations;
Dominions
Also
in
Accord
W,
HINGTON,
July
20.
Replies
of
the
British
government
sv:i
the
Dominions
accepting
the
revised
American
draft'
of
the
vtur
renunciation
treaty
have
been
made
public.
Tin
British
government
accepts
the
revised
treaty
but
reiterates
understanding
of
the
terns
of
the
pact
insofar
as
they
might
affect
obligations
tc
the
League
of
Nations
or
under
the
Treaty
of
Lacarno
and
also
with
respect
to
the
right
of
self-defence
and
automatic
release
from
obligations
to
any
signatory
nation
breaking
the
pact.
In
addition.
Sir
Austen
Chamberlain,
Foreign
Secretary,
reiterates
his
previous
statement
that
British
acceptance
rests
"upon
understanding
if
it
does
not
prejudice"
her
freedom
in
unspecified
areas
of
which
welfare
and
integrity
constitute"
a
special
interest
for
our
peace
and
safety."
Prince
Rupert
Boys
Band
Has
Wonderful
Time
at
Edmonton
and
Plan
Remain
to
Next
Week
EDMONTON,
July
20.
Five
well
kept
tents
in
a
quiet
and
specially
selected
corner
of
the
Edmonton
Exhibition
Association
grounds
house
the
Prince
Rupert
Roys'
Band,
an
organisation
which
has
greatly
endeared
itself
to
citisens
of
Edmonton
and
thousands
of
rural
visitor.
to
the
city
since
its
arrival
to
attend
the
exhibition.
The
band,
some
HO
strong,
is
under
the
conductorship
of
T.
Wilson,
an
excellent
musician,
whose
first
thoughts
at
all
times
are
of
his
fine
and
faithful
boys,
while
W.
Gilchrist
is
in
constant
attendance
on
the
boys,
ministering
to
their
welfare
and
doing
every
thing
in
his
power
to
make
their
Dire
disappointment
was
expressed
by
the
bandsmen
when
they
found
that
the
real
object
of
their
oomiiif,
here
could
not
be
achieved.
They
entered
the
amateur
band
contest,
the
first
of
Us
kind
ever
to
be
held
at
the
exhibition,
butt
found
that
tnnr
entry
could
not
be
aoesplsrt
a
the
rules
of
competition
staUxl
tlie
event
was
open
only
te
Alberta
bwids.
However
the
ys
have
endeavored
to
stifle
their
dinappolntmeut
by
enjoying
thamselvvk
On
Thursday
morning
the
lada
were
guests
at
the
lane
Swift
Canadian
Company
packing
pant.
Worth
Bamon-ton.
They
were
shown
through
the
i
mammoth
bulltlliup
and
surroundlnp
I
yards
and
saw
many
things
that
caused
!
their
eyes
to
x
out
of
their
head.
Per
the
benefit
of
employees
of
the
concern
s
sueeml
program
wan
put
on
Several
bright
inarches
were
played
and
the
boys
were
vwrnsty
congratulated
on
all
aides.
On
Thursday
noon
the
band
was
the
"piece
de
resistance'"
of
thr
Rotary
Club
luncheon
t
the
Waodonalil
hotel
1
The
snauj'v
well
fitting
unilornu
and
the
nmnlv
bearing
of
the
vouiik
men
,ltu.'.t.!
must
ltt'.-i.ili.,
uu-1
20,
1928
stay
here
comfortable.
;'resslon.
The
midway,
tlie
livestock
exhibits,
he
vat
aut;
mobile
ahow
and
other
ittrct:on
have
been
great
magnets
or
the
boys.
All
are
in
good
healtli
aed
are
en-jolng
themselves
mightily.
The
boys
will
be
hir
until
Monday
next
and
perhap
uuul
Wednesday.
KERGIN
HAS
WON
ELECTION
VANCOUVER,
July
20.
At-lin
previously
conceded
to
the
Conservative
went
into
the
Liberal
list
today
when
returns
this-mornlng
showed
that
with
two
small
polls
to
hear
from
the
Lilieral
candidate,
herein,
was
leading
Falconer
by
Z"
votes.
The
vote
was
SHI,
Kergin;
SST,
Falconer;
and
.12.
Moult;
Kergin
being
conceded
elected.
Vancouver
Report
on
Present
Political
Situation
Gives
The
Liberals
Ten
With
Possibilities
VANCOUVER,
July
20.
With
the
election
of
Dr.
H.
C.
Wrinch
mi
ceded
in
Sl.eena
Liberals
have
elected
ten,
Conservative
88
and
Lulmr
1.
Mackenzie,
Lillooet,
Kamloops
and
Prince
Rupert
are
doubtful.
Thirty-five
polls
out
of
forty-eight
in
Mackenzie
give
Mike
Manson
a
lead
of
12.
over
Heath.
In
Lillooet
Carson
leads
Munn
by
116
in
23
polls
out
of
39.
In
Kamloops,
Colley
has
a
lead
of
11
over
Mitchell
with
three
poll
;
lo
report.
iti,
conceded
to
the
Liberals
are
aim
.
in.
Columbia.
Cran
brook
Nanalmo,
hi
Westminster,
North
Vancouver,
0,i..iuca.
Revelstoke,
Tale,
and
Skeena.
i
r
G
crge
wa
conceded
to
the
Con-
MTvjt
lives
this
morning.
Hurt-ham
had
a
majority
of
about
35
u.
CJumbla.
Sutherland
about
300
In!
KcvplsUke
and
Ian
Mackenzie
about
tnc-
hundred
In
North
Vancouver.
Osr-ineca
is
conceded
to
Manson.
twelve
polls
out
of
36
gives
the
attor-i,e
gei.Dral
a
majority
of
148.
Ir.
Sk?ena
M
pi
lls
out
of
39
give
wrlncb
700
and
D;ckerUl
877.
Fort
Oeorge
with
seven
poll
to
come
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OIUKCT
TO
IRISH
11EINO
A!l!TTi:i
INTO
SCOTLAND
lOKBOIl.
Mg
SP.
dejeuts-tfon
.
frbtt
the
horchee
of
Scotland
propose
an
Immigration
quota
agsinst
Irishmen
being
permitted
to
enter
Scotland
when
employment
conditions
were
uncertain.
The
whole
ehacter
of
the
Scottish
people
Is
4
being
changed
by
the
heavy
rush
of
Irish
people
to
that
country.
It
is
claimed.
4444444-44444444
FINAL
GRAIN
SHIP
COMING
S.
S.
Anglo-Peruvian
Coming
to
Take
Full
Cargo
to
U.K.-Continent
Word
was
received
this
morning
that
Prince
Rupert's
final
grain
ship
of
the
season,
the
liritish
freighter
Anglo-Peruvian,
might
be
-
expected
to
arrive
about
Sunday.
The
vessel,
which
is
already
lined,
will
take
a
full
cargo
to
the
United
Kingdom
or
Continent,
just
about
cleaning
up
all
the
wheat
left
this
season
in
the
local
plant.
The
Anglo-Peruvian
is
a
sister
ship
to
ss.
Anglo-Indian
which
was
here
earlier
in
the
season.
CANADA
ACCEPTS
REVISED
TREATY
OUTLAWING
WAR
OTTAWA,
July
30.
The
government
of
Canada
"cordlaUy
accepts"
the
re-vised
treaty
for
the
renunciation
of
war
anf
Is
prepared
to
participate
la
its
signature.
Is
the
tenor
of
the
official
i
reply
by
Canada
to
the
United
States
I
government's
propose
Is
for
the
treaty
outlawing
war.
The
repay
was
sent
by
Premier
King.
UNION
OF
BRITISH
METHODIST
CHURCHES
FIRST
VOTE
TAKEN
LDin.
iiy
-tol
Tnf
Wesleyan
odlete.
Primitive
Method
ku.
and
United
Methodists,
constituting
all
the
Methodist
oooamuntoa
In
Britain
HALllll'T
LANIUNOS
(American)
Wasbaah.
3.SO0
pounds
Canadian
Pish
and
Cold
Storage
rvi
l:lc
and
7c
(t'unadiiin)
TtHidie.
D.500
pouiidh
Ailln
Fisheries,
lliU.
J
IK.
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457
Trice
Five
Cents
CITY
YESTERDAY
THIRTY-FOUR
CONSERVATIVES
HMXVK
LIUKUALS
AMI
ONE
LAIIOK
.MAN
PKOIIAIILY
ELIX'TKII
TO
NEW
aC.
LEUISLATIKE
Though
in
a
few
cam
elections
have
tot
yet
been
definitely
assured,
tt
eems
fairly
probable
today
that
the
-ew
legislature
at
Victoria
will
consist
if
the
following
members:
CONSERVATIVES
31
Bumaby
W.
R.
Rutledge.
Oartboo
Rod
MeKenzle.
ChlBJwack
William
Atkinson.
Comox
Dr.
O.
K
McNaughton.
Cowlcban-Newautle
a.
T.
Davie.
CTMton
OoJ,
Ijeji-te,
Delt-J.
W.
Berry.
Dewdney
Nets
8.
Lbugheed.
Esquimau
R.
H.
Pooley.
Port
Oeorge
Fred
P.
Burden.
Orand
Forks-Oreenwood
Dr.
O.
M.
Kingston.
The
Islands
Co.
C.
W.
Peck.
V.O,
DSO.
Kaslo-Slocan
Capt.
James
Fltzslm-mons.
Lillooet
E.
C.
Carson.
Uaokentle
Michael
Manson.
Nelson
Dr.
L.
E.
Borden.
North
Okanagan
W.
P.
Kennedy.
Richmond-Point
Orey
S.
L.
Howe.
Roasland-Trail
J.
H.
Schofleld.
Saanleb
Hon.
Dr.
8.
F.
TotaUe.
Salmon
Arm
R
W.
Bruhn.
ShnUkameen
W.
A.
MeKenzle.
South
Okeaagao
J.
W.
Jonea.
South
Vancouver
J.
w.
Oernett.
Vancouver
W.
C.
Sheily.
R.
L.
Malt-land.
Ool.
Nelson
Spencer,
Col.
Oeorge
A.
Waiktm.
T.
H.
Kirk,
and
WUllam
Dick.
Victoria
Reginald
Hayward.
J.
H.
Bsatty.
Joshua
Hlnehdlffe
and
II.
D.
Twiejg.
I.II11.UAI.S
n
Atlln
H.
F.
Kergin.
Albernl
L.
A.
Hanna.
Columbia
Hon.
J.
A.
Butkhara.
Cranbtoek
F.
M.
MePherson.
Kamloops
J.
R,
Oolley.
Nanalmo
Oeorge
Pearson.
New
Westminster-
A,
Welle
Gray.
North
Vancouver
Hon.
Ian
Maeken-ale.
Omineoe
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson.
Prince
Rupert
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo.
Revelstoke
Hon.
Dr.
W.
U.
Sutherland.
Skeena
-Dr.
H.
C.
Wrinch.
Yale
Dr.
J
J.
OlUls.
LAIIOK
I
Fertile
Thomas
Uphill.
VICTORIA
HAS
FORECAST
OF
THE
CABINET
VICTORIA.
July
30
One
forecasV
of
the
new
cabinet
Is
as
follows:
Premier
and
Minister
of
Agriculture
S.
F.
Tolmle.
Attorney-Oeneral
R.
T.
Mattland.
Mlmwter
of
Finance
W
a
Shelly
or
T.
H
Kirk
Minister
of
Lands
.
W.
Lougheed.
Mfnteter
of
Public
Works
W.
A.
Me-Kensle.
Provincial
Secretary
and
Minister
of
Health
Dr
L.
Z.
Borden,
Minister
of
Education
Joshua
Hlnch-cllffe.
Minister
of
Mines
T.
W.
Falconer.
VANCOl'VEIt
WHEAT
Vancouver.
July
30.
Wheat
was
quoted
i
on
tlie
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange
la.,
miirnlrn
at
133,