CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Everyone
read
the
Classified
Ad.
If
you
lose,
advertise
for
It.
It
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
m:r
the
classified
habit.
V.'.XVHI..
No.
149.
NUMBER
To
Change
Governments
Now
Would
be
Fatal
is
Opinion
of
the
Speaker
1'rcmier
MacI.ean
Defends
Expenditures
of
Money
on
Roads
and
Other
Work
Carried
out
In
Past
Ten
Years
'
June
26.
Premier
MacLean
atill
expressed
the
opinion
,
GOLDEN,
that
his
government
will
be
returned
by
a
large
majority
and
ht
Sneaker
Ruckham
will
l.
one
of
thus
nt
tn
mi
nnort
I
ncm
at
the
coming
election.
Shaking
last
night
he
dealt
inning
the
increase
in
trie
public
debt
to
ine
present
eighty
million
oll.u-s.
He
said
that
new
road
work
took
seventeen
million
and
'
P.G.K.
thirteen
millions.
Tranquille
Sanitarium
and
other
hospi-!
.1:..
:
iiidils,
Sumas
reclamation,
irrigation
and
soldier
settlement,'
aU
were
nirami
expenditures
tor
LARGE
CATCH
OF
HALIBUT
PIONEER
KOMI
lit"
THU
THIS
MOUMM.
IOK
AIKM
T
.m0
AT
EXCIIANUE
8
u'iung
Ilk
MAOO
was
this
morn-:n-i
;)...(!
lo
the
American
schooner
Pton-c.-i
for
her
halibut
catch,
which
was
(..,1,1
tiers
thU
morning
She
carries
about
ntm
aw
HV
tataa,
The
catch
of
88.000
pounds
included
;prnimately
HMO
mediums
or
first
v.-
fuih
and
8,000
chickens.
2.080
u
m.d
S.000
grey
runout,
an
or
..
ii
i
.
.it
the
6
cent
rate
She
brought
,
.itrh
from
toe
Alaskan
west
coast.
'
Sales
today
wan
as
follows:
American
Mtka
43.000.
to
Cold
Storage
at
1060c
,'i
a.'.
Wave.
9
500.
to
Pacific
at
11c
and
Sc.
1'ioneer,
3.000.
to
Booth
PUberisa,
St
;0
snd
6C.
tXiatllan
Uiirgalice
S.M0.
to
CUd
Storage
at
10c
.(1
Sc.
i
!
Spenoar.
HMO.
to
Pacific
rish-
at
10c
and
5c.
SIXTY
YEARS
IN
THE
ARMY
HI
KE
Of
lOSSAMIIIT
l.l
lllltAtia
ANMt
KIISAKY
AMI
I
KIME
I
KI
hi:Mi:i
cir
I
ON
DON.
June
fl
The
Duke
of
Con-
naught,
aged
W,
enfrtaitvd
the
Army
i
m
il
at
tht
alxtieth
iinnlvenary
anniversary
oi
or
iu
entry
into
thr
army
The
Prince
!
Wale
at
Olympm
piewnwa
"
I'maiaught
Cup,
symbolk
of
all
branchea.BC
iam
.1
i"'rt
The
lft
wa
paid
for
by
Mo.iii
contrtbullona
from
every
class
1
uiajourt
.
.
.
.
..
to
n
Mcwiy
which
proouoea
a
muu
.uiLiiiilmrred
for
charity.
SPEAKER
WILL
NOT
BE
PEER
MHITIXY
INTIMATEM
TO
OOVEKN.
MENT
THAT
HE
IMIBM
NOT
IH
TITLE
iX)NrxN,-June
.
Bight
Hon.
J.
H.
Whitley,
who
returned
last
week
from
'he
MMukerahlfl
of
the
House
of
Oom-
in.
nu..
iniimafM
to
the
government
that
fur
prrxmal
reasons
he
does
not
rte-'
irr
to
accept
a
1erage;i
which
It
I
uMomiiry
to
confer
on
ajitakera
on
their
retirement.
IN
PROHIBITED
HOURS
Mix-ha
Kawamoto,
Japanese
fisherman
from
the
Skeena
River,
waa
fined
1150
ftith
the
option
of
three
month'
Im.
"
vmrneiit.
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
H
V
McLeod
In
provincial
polio
court
lor
fishing
salmon
during
the
prohibited
hours.
Buuscrib
for
the
Dally
Newt.
T
"'rii,
"HI
j,
-ar,,,
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Of
MINING
PROPERTIES
AT
US
with
the
matter
of
finances
ex-,
I
whlih
tK
miklln
'
Mln.
.l
for
;
the
money.
"We
cant
tfxmd
money
without
rais
ing
It.
Wt
otn
only
spend
It
wisely
and
safely."
declared
the
Premier.
"We
have
paid
out
of
provincial
revenue
more
than
thirty
mulkma
In
the
last!
tea
yean."
j
Speaker
Buckham.
who
Is
seeking
re-1
election
hart,
predictea
that
the
pre-
vine
wouM
not
change
borsea
In
the
middle
of
the
stream
hut
would
allow
Premier
MaoUan
to
carry
K
the
work!
in
which
he
has
atarted
so
wU.
to
change
now
would
be
fatal
to
the
pro-vino
and
to
good
governraant.
ICE
MAY
DEUIY
IIRHCl'E
KHMAIMtElt
Or
NOMLE
I'AltTV
OSU).
Jvme
K.
lot
eohdt.
twaa
may
aelay
for
many
wot
ha
the
rtacue
of
the
balance
of
the
Mobile
party
and
wouM-b
rs-cuer
Umgboard
marooned
n
the
Ice
off
SiMtsbargen.
Meantime
mppllaa
wul
be
dropijcd
the
air.
MERGER
OF
EMPIRE
CABLES
AND
WIRELESS
LONDON.
June
M
It
la
rumored
that
the
government
is
about
to
approve
the
merger
ol
the
wireless
and
cable
Intsr-eata
throughout
the
Empire.
Marconi
stock
promptly
nwe
a
dollar
as
a
result
of
the
announcement.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
N(0M
tinj
rire
Today
on
Yaneou-
ver
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(Courtesr
of
8.
D.
J-ohnaon
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Asked
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Independtaa
j..
Indian
Kootenay
Flai
Mme
L.
A
L
Lakevlew
..........
Uadsmlth
Lucky
Jim
........
Marmot
Metals
....
National
Uwr
Pcnd
OralJle
.......
Premier
Porter
Idaho
.......
Richmond
Ituu
Arganta
Ruth
H
Buver
Orart
Silverado
f.."
BltveramKh
Suntocli
Terminus
Torlc
Whitewater
Woodbine
Oeorgla
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'
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m"S
Topley
KlchfWd
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WlNMI'E"
WHEAT
High
Low
Close
137
October
'..
13t
Northern
and
PRINCE
ED.
ANDREWS
TENNIS
HERO
I.AO
WHO
HEAT
HI
NTEIl
AT
WIMBLEDON
H
CAMIIKHXiE
INI-YEltklTY
HTI
lEXT
WfMBLSDON..
June
26.
-Francis
T.
Hunter.
ln'.iuUr
ol
iho
unitea
o.iie
Davis
Cup
le?m
was
tne
only
cn.o!ied
playe.-
who
tailed
U
come
through
the
UrA
round
of
the
EriL;-h
Uwn
tennis
championship
yet.:day.
The
deieat
oi
Hunter
ay
young
za.
Auurcwb
oi
New
Zealand
a
student
at
Camor
i
scores
0-4,
3-7,
8-4.
2-0.
7-j
oir
m
the
dramatic
b
z,h
spot
ni
'iie
flay.
TilrrjTi
surf
ff.i
v
th.
I't.trrri
8taUa
ail
Go)nel
Lacosto
.i.n
a.io.:-.,
-,r
ience
an
won
the
li
st
num
matches.
England
chances
suffered
m
tii
de-
of
htr
ranking
playr
Edward
HlZgS
by
the
YOUllg
AUSt:
shall
IHVI
-Jup
player,
Harry
11'jpir.dii
6-2.
6-4.
7-6.
TOIIAVH
)M1X
Tllden
delested
H.
C.
Fisher
of
Eng-
land.
ueorge
un.
American,
oeieaiea
m.
rv.
Lister
of
England.
Baron
de
Morpurgo
of
Italy
defeated
D.
H.
WUlUms
of
England,
OmlH
Patterson.
Australia,
defeated
SUelnaoroth,
Oermany.
Cochat.
Prance,
defeated
Hopraon.
Australia.
Boyd.
Argentine,
beat
Pitta.
Bnglaod
OCalUghan,
Ireland,
beat
jiyhaoa,
taaytlaiat
.
.
.
..,ui4,.
hrsTname
nominated
Hon.
T.
I).
Pattullo't
Papers
in
Hands
of
Returning
Officer
Today
Hon.
T.
I).
Pattullo'H
nomination
pnperti
were
in
the
hands
or
the
Returning
Officer.
E.
II.
Mortimer,
this
afternoon.
It
shown
that
Thomas
Dufferin
Pattullo,
minister
of
land,
was
nominated
by
Dr.
V.
T.
Herein,
seconded
by
William
M.
Brown,
with
the
following
assenting:
J.
J.
Judge.
C.
A.
Rryant.
Douglas
P.
Stork.
Max
Henry
lleilbroner.
W.
O.
Fulton.
S.
K.
Parker.
J.
A.
Lindsay.
Duncan
Kennedy.
Harry
Mcmies.
W.
J.
(ireer.
;
,
It.
M.
Simpson..
II.
F.
Fraser.
E.
Emad.
A.
T.
Ivarwon.
,
Joe
(Jaron.
.,,
?
II.
A.
Prudhomme.
Jno.
Dybhavn.
'
.
F.
W.
Hart.
John
(Jurvich
.
C.
Nickerson.
Mrs.
K.
C.
Kirkpatrick.
Mrs.
C.
Taylor.
Mrs
II.
II.
Hnlbery.
MrH
E.
II.
Johnson.
Mrs.
E.
(irntton.
Mrs.
Alice
Clapp.
Mrs.
C.
Dunbar.
Mrn.
V.
Ilrndbury.
Mrs.
K.
(Ireer.
Mrs.
I).
Stork.
Mrs.
E.
N.
Smith.
Mrs
N
Simpson
Mrs.
II.
Johnson.
Mrs.
E.
N.
McMordic.
Mrs.
II.
I
Pnrker
Mrs
I.
A.
Thomson.
PREDICTION
OF
TORY
VICTORY
BURNS
LAKE.
June
36
-
Hon.
3.
P.
Tolmt
predicted
a
Conservative
victory
at
Prime
Rupert
In
Skeena
snd
Omlncca
ridings,
adding
that
reports
from
all
parts
of
the
province
foreoase
Conservative
victory.
The
Conaedvatlvea
aimed
at
aomethiaa
more
than
magic
lan
tern
prtrlty.
therefore
they
would
make
a
survey
of
the
resource
and
opportunities,
proceeding
to
development
nlotig
aaue
scientific
Hues.
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JUNE
FIVE
AND
TKN
KNT
(.
i
;n
ilth
Aenin',
New
York,
mi.
tricl,
and
in
exacted
to
m
lated
to
fill
"a
long-felt
)
Cabinet
Crisis
in
Austria
Over
Bela
Kun
the
Communist
Who
is
Now
There
Austria
Yould
IENNA.
June
2G.
The
refusal
V
Rcla
Kun.
the
fiery
tn
hand
over
communist,
has
caused
n
cabinet
crisis.
Minister
of
Justice
Dinghofer
has
resigned
and
the
whole
cabinet
may
follow
him.
Hungary
wants
to
prosecute
Kun
for
murder
arising
mit
of
his
rule
several
years
ago
while
Austria
fears
a
communistic
uprising
in
Hungary
if
they
let
Kun
get
back
there.
Murder
Trial
Opened
With
Effort
to
Show
Accused
was
Insane
supported
by
opinions
of
crown
witnesses
in
CONTENTIONS,
cross-examination,
that
Harry
.......
Smith,
aged
24
years,
was
of
1
kl-
f
t
k.
I.B.I.,
uubvuiiu
iiiiuu
whcii
hid
isuisi
r.o
inicu
uji
iucii
iuiici7
P"'
,fcrtc
ore
was
recovered
by
working
emption
four
or
five
miles
from
Massett
about
January
19,
accused
tbrou(t
,
l3War
tunni
which
they
had
having
confessed
in
a
statement
to
the
police
that
he
had
shot
hign
t
d-ivw.
untu
after
putting
in
tit
father
accidentally,
subsequently
placing
the
body
in
a
crude
grave
mm.
Mr.
Darby
is
in
charge.
and
attempting
with
partial
success
to
blow
it
up
for
fear
that
he
would
be
held
responsible,
featured
the
opening
session
of
the
trial,
in
which
the
young
man
is
charged
with
murder
this
morning
Alter
five
witnesses
-Dr.
J.
8.
C.
Dunn.
Provincial
Constable
Andrew
Orant,
Inspector
William
Spiller.
Staff
Sergoant
Alex
McNeill
and
Prank
West-
wood
Smith,
brother
of
the
accused
had
given
evidence.
A.
U.
Johnson.
KC
.
crown
prosecutor,
announced
that
the
case
for
the
crown
waa
terminated
except
for
the
evidence
of
Dr.
J.
O
Mac-Kay
of
New
Westminster,
who
would
give
evidence
as
to
accused's
slate
of
mind
and
who,
It
was
desired
should
I
be
allowed
to
take
the
stand
after
all
other
witnesses
had
bean
heard
In
order
that
he
might,
meantime,
make
some
Decease
ry
observations.
The
accused,
who
waa
brought
Into
the
prisoner's
clock
by
Constable
Lance
Potterton
of
Stewart,
wore
a
yellowish
green
macklnaw
turned
up
at
the
collar
with
underneath
a
white
shirt
and
dark
tie.
As
he
took
hit
teat
In
the
dock
hit
head
was
bowed
and
hit
eyes
kept
steadily
turned
toward
the
floor
throughout
the
session.
There
was
little
change
in
his
demeanor
except
that.
as
the
trial
proceeded,
he
slumped
fur
ther
within
his
bowed
position.
When
the
charge
waa
read,
Milton
Oonaatoa,
defence
oonasek
stated
that,
at
accused
was
not
in
a
position
to
plead,
be
desired
to
plead
not
guilty
for
him.
Tilt:
Jl'KY
The
following
Jurors
ware
selected:
John
Nelson,
foreman.
Morris
It.
Blott.
tldward
8.
Arnold,
,
John
W.
Baker,
George
H.
Bristol.
L.
J.
Btftin,
William
A.
Bell.
Miles
P.
Donald,
L.
J.
Dell.
Louts
Amsdlo,
J.
H.
Birato,
W.
H.
Bur-kin.
The
defense
exercised
ehallanges
upon
Thomas
Andrew.
James
Altken,
Mrs.
Mary
Ann
Cox,
J
H.
Beaton.
Mrs
Klvlra
(continued
on
page
alx)
2G,
1928
ROCKKY
SH'II'
IS
NKW:
It
ful
from
the
theatrical
dis-the
lirst
link
of
a
chain
ealru-want."
One
man
operates
it.
Try
Him
for
Murder
to
Hungary
FLOODSDAMAGE
.
IN
NIAGARA,
ONT.
ST.
OATH
BR
INK'S.
Chit..
June
36.
Torrential
rains
and
floods
throughout
the
Niagara
district
at
the
wevk
end
caused
four
deaths
and
damage
to
the
nmountbf
abtut
61(10.000.
TWO
FISHERMEN
OF
SUNNYSIDE
MISSING
INilUe
Serklng
In
format
Ion
of
Samuel
UiittWI
ami
Ivan
strong.
Not
Seen
Hln'
Thursday
Samuel
Russell
arid
Ivan
Strong,
two
fishermen
from
Sunnyside
Cannery.
have
been
wen
missing
missing
alnce
wince
last
iw
Thursday
muraaay
wheu
thi
iheku-wer
laMseen,
the
provincial
police
sri
MvlieWTh
ple-sud
the
Ales
llArtAIcHlef.
4M4VahJ
m
morn-
tng.
PLUMER
WILL
RETIRE
PALESTINE
COMMISSION
LONDON.
June
36
-
Lord
Ptumtr
shortly
will
resign
from
the
High
Com-
mlastonerahlp
of
Palestine
following
a
clash
with
the
Colonial
office
over
financing.
Boston
Grill
K
BEING
DEVELOPED
Number
of
Mining
Properties
at
Usk
Are
Being
Worked
and
Machinery
Taken
in
for
Purpose
J.
(.
Gavigan,
who
made
a
week
end
trip
to
Usk,
interested
iiini:-eif
in
th-
mine
tnere
which
are
proving
very
promising.
Tell-.
i.k
'i
ti-.em
Mr.
Gavigan
said:
i
.
e
ummu
Group
situated
one
mile
from
Usk
and
bow
being
jii
iaU'd
by
Mr.
Lowery
of
Montana
is
doing
considerable
work
spd
I'inp'oy.-
m
tne
present
lime
about
ten
men.
i..e
Columario
mine
is
situated
about
five
miles
frost
Usk
and
,s
iinw
etnpioying
about
ten
men
under
direction
of
J.
Wilroan.
Tbey
a
ii
.e
ji.
.t
re;eiuiy
taken
in
A
compressor
and
equipment
to
the
value
i
'e:
tii'.usancl
dollars.
It
took
eleven
,-,
i
il
t
plant
up
to
the
mine.
The
Chimney
Mass
Creek
mine
1
situated
about
twelve
miles
from
Usk.
I
hey
have
live
men
work.nrf
at
the
mine
and
the
company
Is
paying
the
cost
of
building
a
road
u
the
mU.e
by
th
rid
gang
that
u
putting
In
the
n.aln
highway
between
HaaeKon
aneT
T':.-a:'C
As
scon
ss
the
road
I
com-
MO.VTCAUl
TO
ESTABLISH
DIKEC-pleted
a
large
quantity
of
machinery
jiox
HMilMi
STATION
'AMI
now
at
Uak
will
be
Uken
in
without
,i,vn.imiii.
uih.u,a
!
delay.
This
mine
commenced
onaratlon
I
about
a
year
ago
and
beside
mine
machinery
has
(.
Pord
tractor
and
'
ii.;i.
ly
oi
transportation
machinery.
The
Dladein
group
Is
situated
a'wut
two
rnd
half
miles
from
Uak.
The
opera
t
lens
are
under
the
management
of
Mr
Laundsory
who
recently
want
cut
to
Seattle
to
purchase
mora
equip
ment.
A
oonslderaM
quantity
ol
machinery
is
now
at
the
mine
wbar
foot
men
are
employed
at
peasant
and
tht
msjCBtaary
assise,
rrnsn
-the
country
It
Is
expected
they
will
4ga.pl
oy
between
fffteen'
and
'twenty
men.
The
Toulln
mine
Is
an
old
property
which
was
crown
granted
26
years
ago.
It
wss
reopened
recently,
having
been
staked
In
1893
and
crown
granted
In
188.
Tills
mine
was
reopened
recently
under
direction
of
Mr.
Wlllman.
At
the
present
time
they
have
tore
men
worklrg
and
expect
to
increase
this
before
long.
The
Slngleburtt
mine
recently
reopened
by
Mr.
See
ley
o!
Seattle
who
Is
now
getting
ready
for
the
season's
operations.
It
la
expected
to
employ
upward
of
ten
to.
fifteen
men
on
this
property
In
the
very
near
future.
The
KltatUs
Copper
Mountain
Company
Is
situated
about
a
mil
from
Usk.
This
mine
la
a
splendid
property
but
has
been
handicapped
by
lack
of
oompetent
mining
engineers'
guidance.
Over
eso.ooo
waa
spent
in
putting
In
a
mill
which
afterwards
was
found
not
alnr.--i
in
the
proper
place.
ATter
In-tailing
the
mill
tbey
found
the
high
A
mining
Engineer
McKeahnle
from
the
Consolidated
at
the
week-end
examined
a
number
of
the
properties
Including
the
Kltselaa
Copper.
Tnere
Is
good
ore
tn
a
seventy
foot
tunnel
but
ll
is
lower
than
the
mill,
this
handicapping
operations
The
Government
roadwork
la
progressing
well.
The
main
highway
between
Haxelton
la
under
construction,
two
gsngs
of
men,
being
employed,
one
working
from
the
east
and
the
otl-tr
fiom
h
west.
This
road
will
not
be
completed
for
(wo
year
as
there
Is
considerable
work
yet
to
be
done.
The
weather
In
tht
Interior
has
been
very
hot
and
the
strawberries
and
otlfr
craps
are
burning
up.
Mr.
Gsvigan
speaks
highly
of
tht
hotel
accommodation
at
Usk.
PILCHARD
SEASON
BEGINS
ERLIER
THAN
LAST
YEAR
VICTthMA.
June
38.
With
a
catch
of
tinrty-flveV
ettja
the
seine
boat
Allema,
operated
for.'ffie
Afcdereon
Plthertea
at
L'cuektt,
opened
the
pc
hard
flatting
sea-on
on
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Is-
Is
lid
this
year,
according
to
a
report
re-
reived
In
the
city
from
Uclueiet.
ThU
la
said
to
be
the
earliest
the
pilchards
have
been
caught
on
the
coast
tn
several
years,
and
will
serve
to
speed
up
1
completion
of
new
plants
in
tun
for
the
heavy
catenas
of
the
season
Three
or
four
new
reduction
units
.are
being
Installed
at
different
point
for
opera-
tion
this
season
which
wtll
make
a
tclal
of
about
twenty-two
plants
engaged
In
pilchard
reduction
pn
the
west
coa'
The
value
of
last
year's
pilchard
catch
'
was
-I09
10
the
3
.000,000
mark.
LARGE
CABARET
Special
tHnncra
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
I'lione
43?
Price
Five
,Cent
TO
HUDSON
BAY
QUEBEC,
June
46.
Tht
Canadian
Government
Hudson
Strait
expedition
steamer
Montcalm'
Is
on
bar
way
north.
She
toft
Sunday
under
"f""""?
of
Captain
John
Beam,
the
veteran
skipper.
.
The
expedition
to
in
chart
of
Major
IN.
B.
McLean
of
the
(prSmeU
of
1
dartn
and
Fisheries
It
isjs)
latahHsli
wireless
directing
n&dtng
atntsons
at
f
Hope
on
the
of
Ung
Bar
Forty
avlatoxa
who
have
been
em-work
ployed
In
aurveytaff
and
who
have
stationed
at
three
serial
stations
erected
tn
the
strait
last
summer,
will
return
on
the
Montcalm
In
-w
GERMAN
GIRL
PLANS
RIGHT
AKItltHK
t
tjt
KIIEC
IN
KEADtNESS
IOK
T.tKE-Or'K
TO
ILtltUOIt
(I
RACE
CAP
DC
LA
MADaXINB.
Quebec.
June
28.
The
monoplane
North
Star
which
will
bt
used
by
The
Batch,
the
Oar-man
avlatru
In
an
attempt
to
make
the
transatlantic
flight,
arrived
late
yesterday
from
Plalnfleld.
Jersey.
Miss
ftasebe
cam
by
train
and
will
remain
here
several
days
before
starting
for
Harbor
Grace,
Newfoundland.
KILLED
WHEN
TANKEXPLODED
MONTREAL.
June
36
-When
a
fifty
gallon
tank
of
gasoline
exploded
at
the
garage.
Notre
Dame
Street.
Oliver
Dttprt.
28
years
of
sge,
s
cashier,
was
Instantly
killed
and
alx
men
Injured.
The
cause
of
the
explosion
Is
unknown.
Liberal
Party
Committee
Rooms
Have
been
opened
at
the
corner
of
.SeAv&
and
Fourth
Street.
Phone
229
or
visit
the
rooms
and
see
if
you
are
registered
on
the
Voter'
List.