1
remier
macLean
roints
to
Danger
of
Change
in
Political
Life
Just
Now
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Boston
Grill
LARGE
CABARET
Everyone
reada
the
Classified
AO.
'
Special
Dlnnera
Thursdaye
and
If
you
lone,
advertise
(or
It.
Saturdaya
If
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Dancing
evrry
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
lateit
and
best
for
the
least.
GET
THE
CLASSIFIED
IIAHIT.
V'
I'hone
437
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
cl
XVIII.,
No.
107.
ritlNCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
18,
1928
Prise
JFive
Cents
VICTORIA,
July
18.
In
a
pre-election
message
last
night
Pre-txr
MacLean
Baid:
"You
stand
at
the
parting
of
the
ways.
One
finger
post
"dangerous
and
obscure"
leads
from
the
trodden
pathway
to
a
'u--
ct
floundering
surveys
and
investigations.
The
other
mark-titruaght
ahead"
points
to
continuation
of
the
road
of
progress
:"
rity
over
which
the
province
had
travelled
in
safety
for
st
twelve
years
so
that
today
it
can
lift
its
bead
proudly,
v.,ng
that
itH
credit
stands
high
and
its
social
achievements
Ia
nniui
Tt
la
fvr
vmi
1j
A
LEAN
SEES
IIINKS
LIBERALS
WILL
HE
RE-
TIKNED
TO
POWER
WITH
LARUE
MAJORITY
VJt
rORIA.
July
18.
The
Liberal
gov-
will
dc
returned
to
power
by
tiNmlng
majority.
Premier
predicted
Isst
night
at
the
K
.,
the
big
Liberal
rally
here.
"I
..
(cling
of
pride
in
the
achieve--
l
twelve
difficult
years.
The
jcivemment
took
office
In
BC.
r
i
he
war
and
we
had
to
face
.;;
problem
of
the
period
of
re-
n.,n
During
the
whole
time
.
,r.iment
carried
on
in
the
beat!
oW:e
Of
ail
the
governments
in
ir
Mi:re
of
Oanada
and
of
the
...ii
itself
which
was
In
power
dur-war.
only
two
retelned
the
confi-
the
people
and
are
aUU
In
of-.
iiei
the
Liberal
admin
letr
ion
.ii.
'I
Quebec"
IIIUV
B
I
fc
B
B
III
LUl)1
111
CHINA
TYPHOON
i::i;ni
steamer
hit
rocks
and
r-'
ink
near
Hanoi
hoats
mt-
ItU
ON
IIAIIMIONU
RIVER
VOl
French
Indo
-Chins,
July
IS.
nvea
are
believed
to
have
.-..t
when
the
French
.
dohed
against
a
rock
at
the
of
Haip-Hong
In
a
xiii
Most
of
the
S
1
but
several
at
it
't
wh"n
they
were
swept
into
One
of
the
hip's
hollers
oj
she
aank
almost
Immediately,
were
drowned
when
small
.
nwli
sank
In
the
Halp-Hong
luring
the
storm.
SIR
HENRY
THORNTON
IS
COMINGON
FRIDAY
f-
11rnr
Thornton.
D
resident
of
.
..imclisn
National
Railways,
ac
c
i
i
..niied
by
a
party
of
officials,
will
i
n
Friday
in
the
course
of
hie
tion
trip
to
Western
Canada.
He
v
mrive
from
Vancouver
by
the
inor
Prince
Oeorae
at
10.30
In
the
nnd
proceed
East
by
special
ii
t
s
pm.
A
:
inuenvenu
are
being
made
by
the
T
i
(i
Trade
to
entertain
Sir
Henry
"nrf
will
lie
conference
with
the
'"
I
and
hi
officials
Financial
Reconstruction
of
Canadian
National
Railways
Planned
by
,
i
nnuju.
M.H...I
nn.v
i
f
ti
..-
r
f
h,
government
before
the
next
r
u
rduy
by
Sir
Henry
Thornton
in
addressing
me
Sir
Henry
made
the
announcement
when
dealing
with
the
pro
nv.
of
the
company
during
the
'at
the
net
operating
earnings
.ui
three
miltlk
trt
rhore
than
iui-eiu
that
'thlr
prbgrewr
had
re-
1
'
'
'i
the
company
from
the
position
1
beniK
a
menace
to
the
financial
'
"
the
Dominion.
h"
Henry
continued:
"We
wUl
have
f
'
re
us
a
problem
which
I
hope
will
&
Maoed
in
revision
next
year.
That
1
me
problem
of
our
financial
atruo-We
have
on
our
books
all
sort
1
'niritlea,
mortgage
and
guarantee.
Our
iie
tep,
ij
tn,
Canadian
National
'
'"
M
placed
In
a
position
of
financial
"H'licy.
is
to
secure
revision
of
this
"
ii
ter
The
plan
which
we
are
pre-ret
nubmlt
represents
the
result
of
yi.irn'
work
and
will,
we
hope.
i
PHunfrou
in
I'nniP
ni
i
1
1
e
.
a
i
m
Columbia
choose.
On
the
one
band
lie
the
way
of
broken
negotiations
and
tasks
unfulfilled.
On
the
other
lies
certainty
of
achlereroeot,
a
definite
goad
of
relief
treat
an
old
railway
burden,
the
return
at
great
resources
with
furtber
redue-tlon
of
taxation
and
Improvement
with
the
opportunity
of
those
social
law
which
have
already
accomplished
ao
much
for
the
welfare
of
our
people.
"I
leave
the
choice
in
your
band
with
absolute
confidence
that
you
will,
show
your
approval
of
our
record
and
your
faWh
In
our
policies
by
your
vote."
VICTORIA.
July
1.
Dr.
Tolmie
predicted
victory
in
a
pre-election
message
yesterday.
"The
big
vital
Issue
as
I
see
It
i
Increased
prosperity.
Increased
population,
asore
business,
which
will
keep
our
young
people
at
home."
he
said.
"The
policy
of
the
Conservative
if
elected,
wculd
be
to
take
are
of
the
people
now
la
the
province
first
of
an
and
then
launch
Into
a
program
of
de
velopment
which
would
bring
In
the
right
type
of
people."
hi'ssia
rt'Krn
iiiur,
0,1'antity
or
Vt
lli:.T
I
ROM
CANAD
4
-WlWrelPJB.
tt-oasa
4
has
purchased
a
minion
and
a
half
bushels
of
wheat
during
the
4
sat
34
bourn,
it
we
announced
at
the
grain
.change
today.
bringing
the
ortn:gbt'a
pur-
4
chases
to
9.500.000
bushel.
4444444444444444
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
TODAYJ01,000
LBS.
tmerlran
lUh
ReeHte-
up
to
lt.Te
and
6c
and
Canadian
as
lll(h
a
llJc
and
Gc
A
total
of
101.000
pounds
of
halibut
was
sold
at
the
Fish
Exchange
in
is
morning.
Three
American
vessels
re
ceived
from
10
and
9c
to
li
7c
and
ee
for
08,000
pounds
while
three
Canadians
disposed
of
UJtOO
pound
at
from
104c
and
So
to
HJc
and
Sc.
Arrivals
and
Bales:
A
liter
lean
Brunvot.
40,000
pounds.
Booth
Ftehor-iss.
10.
Sc
and
Sc.
Zenith.
S1.M0
pounds.
AUln
Plse-rle
19.7c
and
Sc.
Cora.
4AM
pounds.
Canadian
Phm
&
Oold
Storage
Co..
tt
sc
and
7c.
Canadian
Oslo.
24.000
pound.
Pacific
Mahertea.
11
V
and
Sc.
stiear.
4M0
pounds,
Canadian
FWh
Cold
BMrag
t
.
.
hh
Whit
Uly.
700
pounds,
fjanadiaa
Ftoh
ft
Oold
Storage
Co..
lOJe
sad
e
Advertise
In
the
DaUy
News.
Sir
Henry
Thornton
ihui
it
is
the
intention
of
snhmlt
a
nlan
for
the
reconstruc
iha
rnmnanv
for
the
consideration
session
of
parliament
was
made
past
five
years,
lie
poinieu
.
out
of
the
company
had
n.
J"1
forty
million
dollar
annually
and
th.
(ovimimm
of
Osatda
from
vny
future
responsibility
and
gu"
with
respect
to
the
ayatem.
We
Have
where
we
can
point
now
reached
a
-wwnunend
to
the
government
and
the
which
will,
in
People
of
Oanada
a
plan
perpetuity,
relieve
the
Canadian
National
fronVbeln,
any
further
drag
upon
the
Achievement
of
treasury
of
Canada.
will.
I
think,
do
more
such
a
position
to
guarantee
the
security
of
Canada
thing
I
can
think
than
any
other
single
of."
Bishop
Plnkh.m
of
Calgary
died
LADYNELSON
IS
LAUNCHED
ITHST
or
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
WEST
INDIES
f
LEET
TAKES
WATER
WINNIPEG,
Man.,
July
18.
"Lady
Nelson"
first
of
a
new
fleet
of
passengei
mall
and
cargo
vessels
for
the
Canadian
National
Steamships
took
to
the
water
yesterday
from
the
yard
in
the
presence
of
distinguished
company
representatives
of
the
Canadian
and
West
Indian
governments.
Madame
Lapolnte,
wife
of
Hon.
Ernest
Lapolnte,
minister
of
Justice,
at
the
Christening
spoke
of
the
hpj;
choice
of
name
for
the
first
of
these
ateamcrs,
recalling
that
It
was
at
St.
Kltts.
Nelson
met
frances.
widow
of
Dr.
Nesbltt,
who
became
Lady
Nelson.
C.
J.
Smith,
vice
president
In
Europe
of
the
Canadian
National
Railwaya.
rpok
of
the
Increasing
importance
of
trade
between
the
Dominion
and
the
Wset
Indies
and
suggested
that
it
will
grow
faster
with
the
establishment
of
the
enhanced
service.
'
Mr.
Smlt
hsjao
spoke
of
the
new
fleet
as
representing
a
new
link
In
the
chain
of
Empirt
nomrrninlftkm.
Madame
Lapolnte
received
from
the
shipbuilder
a
handsome
hand
bag.
and
from
the
officer
of
the
Canadian
Na
tional
Railways,
a
silver
Jug
bearing
striking
vine
leaf
design.
Following
the
launching
300
of
the
guest
were
served
at
luncheon
In
one
of
the
lofts
of
Messrs.
Oammell
Laird's
Company
and
during
the
course
of
the
speeches
many
complimentary
references
were
made
to
the
fine
design
of
the
"Lady
Nelson"
and
Its
peculiar
fitness
the
special
service
In
which
she
and
the
other
vessels
will
liter
engage
IN
DEFENCE
MRSLSMITH
Vancouver
Women
1'rotest
Knitliels
Ued
by
Onscrva-"
""
'irvf
In
BleclionCam-
palgn
VANCOUVER
July
18.
The
following
resolution
moved
by
Mrs.
J.
A.
Clark,
seconded
by
Mrs.
J.
H.
Senkler,
was
adopted
unanimously
at
a
meeting
of
women
held
in
the
women's
building
here
yesterday:
"Resolved
that
this
meeting
of
Vancouver
women
regardless
of
political
affiliations
express
its
resentment
at
the
unmanly
epithets
applied
by
Conservative
candidates
in
the
present
election
campaign
against
Mrs.
Mary
Ellen
Smith,
who
has
devoted
a
lifetime
of
service
to
the
promotion
of
fair
and
just
laws
for
women
and
children
and
for
betterment
of
social
conditions
in
British
Columbia."
SALMON
BELLIES
GIVE
MONTREALERS
DRUBBING
Wen
Inhibition
Game
U't
Nl(ht
Inwn
A.A.A.
by
Score
of
Trn
to
NIL
MONTREAL.
July
IS.
The
Nw
Westminster
Salmon
Bellies.
Canada
Olympic
Uerosw
represent
tlv,
gave
Montreal
A
A
A.
team
a
ten
to
nil
seating
here
last
night
in
an
exhibition
game.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Noon
CloKlng
ITIces
Twlay
on
Vancou
ver
Eirhiinr,e
fOowteey
of
S.
D.
J
Sanson
Oo,
LM.
Bid
Asked
Ararat
Rufu
M
M
Bayview
.7V4
.74
B.
O.
Silver
130
1.7
Big
Missouri
.11
-It
Cork
Province
ilW
Dunweil
Duthle
1A6
1.10
Oeorge
Oopper
4.70
4S
Ororgta
River
M
M
Olaeler
Olasslr
-at
Ooloonda
0
0V
Orandvlew
Mk
J7
Independence
It
.U
Indian
Kootney
Florenee
....
.3T
"'J5V4
Jt
Marmt
Hlver
udW
1
Jitfe
.10
Natlmal
Sliver
'.
14
H
.18
Noranda
63.15
53
36
Pend
Oreille
14.00
14.76
Porter
Idaho
....
.70
.71
Richmond
Ji
Ruth
Hope
M
.574
Silver
Crest
....
.iavi
12
Sllversdo
.87
Silversmith
114
.124
Terminus
.15
Topley
Richmond
.
.58
.57
White
Water
....
230
a
.at
Woodbine
.S04
314
ROOM
YET
IN
IEXCISE
PROBE
NEWS
CAMPAIGN!
WILL
NOT
WAIT
LIBERAL
VOTE
OtTER
MAKES
EARLY
START
Ql'lTB
IMI'OKTANT
AC
TIVE
CANDIDATES
NEEDED
Prince
Rupert
and
this
entire
section
cm
keenly
intetcsted
In
the
News'
Everybody
Win"!
prize
distribution,
early
everybody
.keems
Interested
In
chi
exceptional
and
extraordinary
of
fer
and
every
when
one
goes
one
can
near
iolka
talking'
News
Campaign.
With
this
state
of
affairs
In
a11"1
i
Is
indeed
pussling
to
the
palgn
management
why
there
are
not
ore
people
inter
-ed
tbelr
own
personal
advanecment.
m;re
people
who
wish
to
capitalise
thu
rr.ocptkmal
of
fer.
With
public
intercat
keyed
to
he
highest
pilch,
one
is
sure
of
being
t
sccorded
merited
support
if
the
effort!
Is
made.
J
No
doubt
there
are
many
who
are
under
a
false
Impression
ss
to
the
number
of
active
parc:pants
enlisted
up
to
the
preset
t
t.aie
or
the
actual
working
plan
of
the
camialgn.
Every
urn
sesiur
to
exjx-ct
everyone
olse
U
be
entered
and
ha
the
feeling
that
many
are
rlready
actively
In
the
race.
As
'a
matter
of
fact
there
arc
not
yet
as
many
active
candidate
as
thre
are
Ma
crines.
CAMPAIGN
4VHT
STARTING
New
it
the
very
start
of
the
cam-wlgn
Is
'.he
log
eat
time
to
enter
the
-ace.
Unlike
mort
u'cript:on
cam-
pwlgru.
the
Mews
has
outlined
a
de-
rcaulng
plan
of
b;c
Ai
the
cam-algn
4rogreaes
'
subscriptions
will
ount
a
laeser
nueabrr
of
votes.
The
present
big
vale
period
will
continue
until
August
as.
rinra
that
tu.e
until
the
closing
night
there
wUl
be
three
material
reduction
In
the
voting
power
of
subeertrsCans
One
can
have
no
hope
of
winning
at
th.
end
of
the
campaign
if
h
or'
she
tails
to
avail
buaeelf
or
bereelf
of
the
present
big
vote
poeslMllti.
During
the
flsst
week
of
a
candidate
entry
every
three
k-year
subscription
lor
other
equivsisni)
entitle
the
can-
date
to
A
First-
Week
Coupon
This
offer
wUl
give
you
a
flying
tart
and
wUl
assure
you
of
receiving
merited
rapport
at
the
start.
NO
ONE
"TOO
BIO"
And
Just
stop
and
consider
what
the
winning
votes
can
mean
to
you.
Where
ele
eould
you
secure
a
fine
new
nclosed
motor
car
with
no
cost
to
you.
Don't
imagine
you
are
too
big
to
participate
in
this
campaign
mc.lt
the
approval
of
the
biggest
people
In
this
entire
section.
Tour
friend
wlU
save
all
their
cou-
or
you
that
appear
in
the
New
day
and
they
will
be
glad
to
pay
up
their
subscription
or
scrlble
through
you.
Voters
pue
up
mighty
fast
when
you
once
let
your
friend
know
that
you
have
become
candidate
In
the
prise
campaign
Toull
get
them
everyghere
by
just
I
a
few
moments
of
your
spare
time.
Think
of
the
value
In
good
hard
cash
represented
In
the
mammoth
list
of
prise
to
be
given
away
absolutely
free
remember,
toe.
that
these
costly
prises
are
to
be
distributed
simply
in
exchange
for
votes.
TO
AWAKIi
TWO
Al'TOS
Two
beautiful
high
powered
car
nd
hundred
of
dollar
in
cash
award
is
certainly
substantial
nay
for
odd
menu
of
your
spare
time
In
gath
cuing
vote.
WUl
you
be
on
of
the
winners?
It'
all
up
to
you.
The
first
thins
to
1
to
rush
your
nomination
coupon
the
campaign
office
at
once.
That
start
you
with
anoo
free
vote
put
you
right
in
line
for
one
of
the
blggeat
prise.
If
you
wish
your
share
In
this
gigan
tic
Mine
distribution
you
should
to
It
that
your
nonilBaHon
I
In
with
out
further
delay.
Campaign
headquartM
located
on
the
seeond
floor
of
The
News
building
are
open
from
0.00
tn,
to
SAO
pm
each
day
to
receive
nominations
and
to
answer
Inquiries.
Telephone
584.
Be
sure
that
your
nomination
Is
In
today
without
fail.
IN
IIKK
(ILOKV
Baoitad
Customer
II
Is
true
that
you
have
received
1400
hat
fresh
from
Paris.
Milliner
Yes,
madam.
Smelted
Customer
Great!
ill
'
try
them
all
on
I-
-Passing
Skew.
4
ELECTION
KKTl'ltNS
AT
1.IIUKAL
ROOMS
AND
MHTKOPOI.K
HALL
EUeetlon
return
will
be
received
-at
the
Ubeeal
eommlUre
room
corner
of
Jnd
Avenue
and
4th
Street
on
the
evening
of
the
election.
6o
that
ladles
may
have
an
opportunity
to
get
the
return
without
crowding,
return!
will
also
be
received
at
Metropole
Hall.
4
KEFl'SLS
TO
1E
DELAYED
BY
POSSIBLE
COL'BT
ACTION
AND
WILL
CLOSE
VANCOUVER,
July
18
If
Harry
Relfel.
president
and
manager
of
Joseph
Kennedy
Ltd.
.wholesale
liquor
dealers
of
Vancouver,
refuses
to
attend
as
a
witness
In
the
Inquiry
being
conducted
here
by
Oordon
O.
Lindsay,
Royal
Commissioner,
then
the
investigation
Ui
elite
without
lus
eeldeoce.
A.
D.
Mac-cm-
donild.
K.C..
count!
to
the
commission.
utcd
at
the
lnrulry
today.
The
com-in
muVjion
la
Investigating
the
charge
of
violation
of
the
excise
laws.
If
tbr
Jurisdiction
of
the
commission
la
tested
In
the
ecurt
its
work
might
be
ed
up
for
month,
it
was
pointed
out.
Frederick
Dceley,
excise
officer,
giving
evidence,
said
he
thought
alcohol
had
been
diverted
fram
British
Columbia
Inesar
Co.'
bonded
warehouse
but
he
had
no
pereoBial
knowledge
cf
It
and
had
never
received
soy
money
from
any
rre-.n
or
corporation
to
influence
htm
tn
the
non-frformanee
of
hi
doty.
A.
W
ScavU
aaJd
be
had
never
tried
tu
corrupt
Dceley.
He
thought
alcohol
was
released
from
bond
but
not
with
he
connivance
of
Deeley
In
his
opinion
TOUR
PARTIES
VISITING
CITY
SKVr.ltU.
SMALL
UUOITK
I'KOM
EAST-EUN
CANADA
AND
THE
I'NITF.D
STATES
WITHIN
NEXT
FEW
DAYS
Several
smaller
tour
part!
from
Kasleru
Canada
and
the
Unltsd
States
ul
be
in
the
city
during
the
next
day
r
so
on
Canadian
National
boata
and
train.
v
In
charge
el
A.
E.
Brysen.
a
Kerr-
aryson
western
tour
party
twenty
rafc
peapie
arrived
on.
the
Prince
Mvfert
Wtf
wvsentnc
the
ouh
and
will
make-tiie-
trip
to
Bkagmy.
returning
here
Monday
morning
and
pro
ceeding
Bast
in
a
special
car
attached
to
the
regular
train.
Also
arriving
on
the
Prince
Rupert
tht
morning
was
a
Penfleld
party
of
16
people
from
New
York.
They
diseni-
bsrksd
here
and
,
proceeded
Bast
by
train.
An
Elliott
tour
party
of
ten
people
from
Chicago
Is
miking
the
round
trip
to
Skagway
on
today's
boat
and
will
disembark
here
Monday
morning
and
prtceed
Bat
by
train.
On
thla
afternoon's
train
from
the
Bast
arrived
at
Roth'a
Alaska
tour
party
of
twenty
people
from
Chicago
who
wUl
embark
on
the
Prince
Rupert
for
Skag
way.
On
the
steamer
Prince
Oeorge
on
Friday
a
second
Kerr-Bryson
party
or
twenty
people
from
Toronto,
In
charge
of
M.
Kerr,
will
arrive
from
Vancouver
nd
proceed
Baat
by
train.
NASTY
SPEECH
AT
VANCOUVER
At
the
Liberal
meeting
last
night
Hon.
T.
D.
Puttallo
spoke
scathingly
of
the
attack
by
W.
C.
Shelly,
heading
the
Tory
ticket
In
Vancouver,
on
Mary
Blien
Smith,
the
veteran
lady
who
had
done
so
much
for
British
Columbia.
Shelly
in
one
of
his
speech
said
they
ware
going
to
"bury
Mary
BUn
Smith
face
down,
so
that
when
she
starts
to
scratch,
shell
be
facing
In
the
right
direction"
LENDING
SPICE
TO
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
FRAME
NEW
YORK,
July
18.
-
Sensational
spurts
by
Chicago
and
Pittsburg
have
added
spice
to
the
National
league
pennant
race
Jus
a
It
began
to
appear
that
St.
Lotus
was
going
to
make
It
a
one-club
affair.
The
Cubs
and
Pirate
each
recorded
their
eighth
successive
victory
yesterday.
Detroit
fell
Into
last
place
In
the
American
League
by
losing
to
the
Ath-
letio
while
Boston
was
beating
Chicago.
Al.
Sheely
pitched
the
Yankees
to
their
fifth
straight
victory
over
Ctirvelsnd.
LATE
TKUttR.('M."
rjunsnlMion
counsel
at
Vancouver
on
-i.i.
.ii
i.v
viniitmn
rhsrsss
VU"
-
"
-
sustained
except
that
again!
Frederick
Deeley.
Osnadtan
not
to
U
S.
on
anU-war
treaty
handed
to
U
8
Minuter
and
wUl
be
publlklied
Friday.
Vernon
Boolier
of
Mannvllle,
AIU..
charged
with
murder
of
hie
mother,
brother
and
two
hired
mn.
Assassin
of
Obregon
is
Almost
Tom
to
Pieces
hy
Friends
of
General
MEXICO
CITY,
July
18.
President-Elect
Obregon,
called
"Lucky"
Obregon
because
he
so
often
escaped
death
on
the
battlefield
or
by
assassination,
died
violently
at
last
yesterday.
He
was
shot
down
as
he
sat
at
a
banquet
tendered
him
by
his
political
supporters
at
the
town
of
San
Angel
near
here
early
yesterday
afternoon.
The
police
believe
that
the
assassination
was
only
the
first
of
a
series
planned
and
by
which
a
number
of
the
leading
statesmen
of
Mexico
were
to
have
been
removed.
The
one-armed
warrior,
the
president,
with
six
bullet
wounds
in
his
body,
died
a
few
moments
..ter
the
shsotlng
without
speaking
a
word
and
In
the
greatest
of
agony.
The
,
assassin,
known
as
Juan
Bacapularto.
was
captured
and
almost
torn
to
pieces
'
by
the
maddened
friends
of
the
slain
,
xeneral.
Finally,
be
taken
to
a
.all
where
be
confessed
the
crime.
It
1
expected
he
will
be
executed.
Cense
rship
was
established
in
Mexico
last
night.
BRITISH
ACCEPT
OlTLtWKY
OK
VYAK
PROPOSAL!
Ol'
1".
8.
LONDON.
July
18
Sir
Austen
Chamberlain
announced
in
the
Rouse
of
Common
today
that
the
British
acceptance
of
the
KeUogg
proposals
for
the
out
lawry
of
war
had
been
delivered
to
the
United
States
Charge
d'
affaire.
WAR
VESSELS
LEAVE
FOR
GUN
PRACTICE
Will
Call
at
Skldrgatr
Inlrt
Before
Oeing
South.
The
light
erufcser
HMS.
Durban
had
been
here
sine
Frtdsy
rUomfng
and
the
ef
fleer
-and
erew
of
which
had
enlivened
the
soe
11
affair
locally
and
brightened
up
the
afreets
of
the
city
during
the
time
they
were
here,
left
late
this
morning
for
gun
nerv
practice
in
Hecate
Straits.
She
was
accompanied
by
H-MjCS
Vac
couver
which
had
been
here
ainee
Monday.
One
of
toe
Interesting
features
of
ths
practice
will
be
the
tiring
of
torpedo.
The
Vancouver
U
used
a
a
target
and
the
torpedoes
are
supposed
to
pass
that
vessel
at
a
certain
distance
In
order
to
register
a
hit.
the
sight
being
diverted
to
a
certain
angle
before
commencing.
After
they
are
spent
they
are
picked
up
by
the
target
ship.
A
call
will
be
made
at
SkkUgate
InkH
before
going
south.
There
are
a
number
of
member
of
the
R.ON.V.R.
men
aboard
the
Durban
as
well
as
the
Vancouver,
seme
of
them
local
men
and
other
from
Vancouer
or
interior
cltie.
LITE
TELEGRAMS
Treaty
with
D.
S.
allowing
search
In
British
water
off
Florid
coast
tor
rum
runner
terminated.
Wheat
at
Vancouver
today
1133.
WEATHER
Prince
Rupert
overcast.
clam;
tern.
56
Heavier
Vote
Today
Than
Ever
Before
in
Provincial
Contest
But
Only
Few
Absentees
so
far
A
heavier
vote
is
being
taken
at
today's
provincial
election
poll
In
Prince
Ilupert
than
was
recorded
in
either
1920
or
1924.
Up
to
12
o'clock
noon
478
ballot
had
been
cast,
as
compared
with
433
at
a
similar,
hour
on
December
1,
1920,
and
by
one
o'clock
this
afternoon
the
total
was
well
over
the
500
mark
of
June
20,
1924,
at
ft
similar
hour.
The
absentee
vote
is
light
so
far
today.
Up
to
noon
only
41
outside
preferences
had
been
expressed
as
compared
with
100
at
a
similar
hour
oo
the
1924
election
day.
Six
local
absentee
votes
had
been
cast
up
to
noon
today.
FeUawtng
was
the
voting
up
to
13
W.
V.
Brown.
J.
Arthur
Smith.
II.
o'clock
noon
A-B.
67;
C-P,
M
and
Mac.
46;
Me
and
N,
36;
O-R.
Tt,
eei'&t
Mi
W.'llV
T-Z.
W.
Beptrty
reUrninT
officer,
are
AM.
The.
Collar!,
Diek
Butler,
J.
S.
Irvine,
J.
E.
Jaek.
Jack
Judge.
Jame
Dick.
Lee
J.
Dell,
H.
L.
Landrey.
S.
V.
Cox.
V.
Basso-Bert.
J
J.
Mulligan.
O.
V.
Wilkin
(
...
.
...
(local
aoseni.ee
I.
ana
sen
Morgan
(outside
absentee).
Poll
clerks
Frank
Fortune,
O.
Anderson,
Fred
IUffou.
J.
K.
Johnston.
Oilll
Oouture.
J.
T.
Jones.
J
M.
MacLean.
J.
Krikevsky.
David
Milne.
Oeorge
Bhen-ton,
O
B.
Casey.
Mlas
May
Clark
I
local
absentee
l.
and
T
Frsser
(outside
absentee
I
1
Liberal
scrutineers
are
E.
Bolivar,
Aid.
MILITARY
HEAD
HERE
IN
PLANE
BKIOADIEK
GENERAL
McNAl'UHTON'
MAKES
ILKillT
t'KOM
VANCOUVER
WITH
I'LVING
OFFICER
HILL
TIME
WAS
8Vi
HOURS
On
trip
of
inspection
to
this
territory.
Brigadier
-General
McNaugbton,
C.M.O
,
DSJO
.
of
Victoria,
district
of
ficer
commanding
Military
District
No.
11,
arrived
from
the
south
Isst
evening.
owning
up
frcm
Vancouver
with
Flying
Officer
A.
H.
Hull,
officer
commanding
of
Jericho
Beach
air
station.
Vancouver,
aboard
a
three-passenger
flying
boat.
The
plane
left
Vancouver
at
10
o'clock
yesterday
morning
and,
meeting
with
Ideal
weather
conditions,
made
the
through
flight
here
tn
record
time,
ar-
rung
at
6J6
last
evening
at
Dl?by
Island
Where
the
ship
was
moored
for
the
night.
Thla
morning,
Brtgadler-Ocneral
Me-Kaugnton
leet
for
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
acoompaaned
by
Col.
Pearkea,
V.C,
DAX)..
Mj&.
general
staff
officer
of
Military
ptrlef
No.
IV.
who
has
bean
here
fronr
Vltortx
.'tor
1
several
ya
.
..
...
Brigadier
General
MeNaughton
and
Col.
Pearke
left
for
the
Islands
on
HJJCS.
Vsncouver.
Last
night
they
had
a
meeting
w'th
officers
of
First
North
B.
C
Regiment.
ALICE
ARM
IS
FOR
LIBERALS
ALICE
ARM.
July
18.
Sixty-five
poll
cast
up
to
noon.
It
look
like
a
Liberal
victory
here.
No
Conservative
money
In
sight.
MoMorrU.
of
Vancouver,
president
of
the
SHver
Cord
Mines
Company,
and
Conservative,
has
one
thousand
dollars
posted
to
five
hundred
that
Kergtn
wUt
be
returned,
five
hundred
that
MacLean
government
will
go
In.
Also
Ted
Kergtn
has
sixty
dollar
posted
that
his
daddy
wUl
be
returned
for
AUln.
-
Louis
BeymoM
ha
one
hundred
dollar
bet
the
same
way.
No
portion
of
this
money
ha
been
covered
by
Conservatives.
MOGl'L
FLOATED
SEATTLE,
July
18.
Steamer
Mogul
ashore
at
Three
Tree
Point
en
route
from
Anyox
to
Taostna
has
been
refloated
and
the
cargo
shifted
by
lighters.
Fraser,
C.
M.
Howards,
John
Ersklne.
o.
P.
Balagno.
and
B.
J.
Bacon;
and
Con-
servsllve.
n.iVi
O,
UPlee,
J.
S,
Lauren-
SOftVQ,
C...V,
Evl
Ald.
O.
P-
Tin,
Oeorge
HtU.
W.
H,
ifeCallum.
i
J.
a.
Scott,
Oeorge
R
Tttet
Oeorge
,
Smith.
Oeorge
D.
Ttte.
E.
W.
Frankum.
j
W
R
Love,
8.
W
Oeorge
and
J.
M.
Colllson.
I
-
wo
amri
wrre
uuuii
m
majority
at
noon,
the
Liberals
a
high
as
fifty
per
cent
of
the
total
vote.
The
poll,
which
Is
being
held
at
ths
Moose
Hall,
will
close
at
8
pm.
and
halt
an
hour
later
the
result,
locally,
should
br
known.
Uidie
Heudrle
of
Hamilton
died
toils)-
at
BeeconaflekL
tcd
85,
.