V
Save
Money
The
cheapest
way
to
buy
the
pally
News
U
to
subscribe
by
the
year.
The
coat
la
$5.00
and
your
copy
U
delivered
to
your
addreaa
em
evening.
Just
figure
out
the
imsill
coat
to
you
for
this
dally
service
for
twelve
monthal
:
'
f.B
wver
neau
oi
im
thief
to
LommiissionerB
NCOUVKR,
May
15.
Acting
Chief
of
Police
Dan
Leatherdale
iit
the
police
inquiry
yesterday
said
Chief
Long
told
him
the
.Mayor
uia
not
want
(.
Mflese
lottery
joints
raided.
Further
h.
nlalf
said
h-
understood
the
Mayor
"did
not
want
to
close
in
town.
I
did
not
like
the
idea
of
these
places
running
but
I
;
.!
(insider
it
my
place
to
report
to
the
police
commission
over
hu
t's
head."
mmixaioner
Lennie
treated
G.
G.
McGeer's
attack
on
him-,!!
!
u
subsequent
apology
as
a
closed
incident.
Uion
Alex.
B.C.
RAILWAY
PROBLEM
MAY
SOLYED
SOON
110'
T
l
I'tTTILM)
HIST
THAT
iIAt.;tV
HTUKMI.NT
MUX
HE
tAVOHAilLE
,
wi
I
uiu
a.
May
la.
With
the
retwea
I
O
Plttulk)
Premier
Mae-
.
(i
mil-
of
the
first
full
cabinet
i
"niio.
when
iifK'-d
regarding
Oreat
Bater:i
K;
:ly.
said
.roper
time
I
have
no
douot
on
thla
important
utrct
!
by
the
Premier
Let
me
i.
that
I
(car
our
railway
:-rlng
a
aolutlon
."
SEVERE
QUAKE
Vr
REMOTE
JAPAN
I'lM:
III
Mllll
ll
IIHT
I.IVEH
AM)
CIHIMI
MI'ATION
(
I
T
Oi
l'
III
KINO
NTOUM
i
srEB.
H.B..
May
15.-New
'
earthquake.
In
the
remote
region
of
Japan
was
re-
cirly
today
by
Stuart
Davie.
:
radio
operator,
who
Inter-iiM'tsage
from
a
atatlon
be-in
nt
Twalki.
which
aald
the
rt
Baturttay
during
a
heavy
:)mt
at
leaat
100
Urea
were
.r
said
communication
had
'I
mid
a
relict
expedition
or-
AMERICAN
GIRL
lath
BEATS
CHAMP.
""'VV
f'OI.I.KTT
MTIIJ.
IV
III
S-
N,M-
IS
OMKVH
('HAMI'ION-MIU
OOI.I'
i
ANTON,
England.
May
IS.
1
n
tt.
the
long
hitting
Amert-
'
"Her
eliminated
Mile
Slmone
11
u
Chaume.
the
defeiuUng
""
n
the
opening
round
of
.Ml
Women
champlonahip.
"i
tlie
draw
put
the
two
"i
In
th
tlrat
day.
the
')c.
up
mid
one
to
play.
EIGHT
MEMBERS
P1TYDR0INED
AI
MH
si-IUNd
A
I.KAK
AMI
SANK
OMA
M)
I'KIIHON
WAS
KAVMl
ijai..
.
"WJD.
Maine.
May
16.
Bight
oi
a
tuning
party
from
Brock
';.
'"
m
Buddln
of
Oreen
"".
were
drowned
Sunday
""
"'
nw,tor
boat
In
which
Buddln
u,kll'K
them
to
Tomehagan
Camp
'
"
leak,
sinking.
Chief
Charlee
'
,r
Br'ckton
Plre
Department
'i
P'::cn
snved.
liitderaun.
K.C..
counsel
lor
tbe
Mayo
making
reference
to
Mooter's
remark
the
Utver
repealed
tbe
apoiofy
verball.
declaring
he
hod
"loai
his
bead"
an
eked
that
tbe
remarka
referred
to
b
"expunged
l
rem
the
record."
Lea
Uk.
.-dale
confirmed
the
evident
tbat
Chief
Long
bad
told
htm
tb
Mayor
wa
objecting
to
a
polieema.
t
tending
in
front
'of
Joe
Celonl'
reaon
Ibe
deputy
had
not
told
conatab:
Thompson
to
keep
amy
from
Oeionl
place,
merely
instructing
the
office
to
uee
hie
own
dlacrttloo
.
The
deputy
chiei
aaM
the
raeoru
o
the
oily
oould
be
etceed
ha
it
wa
neotaearf
t
beef)
after
them
aa
the.
niiimiiii.i:
ir.tut
ij;it
IM
IIHIIV
TOiVAHIl
iltKi;.MtM
KtNOV
BAT.
May
15.
dlrtilbl
lulla
thla
afverneno
on
rolar
flight
of
the
aeaeen.
ieav-
tng
here
on
a
westward
eourae
in
the
direction
of
Oreenland.
r
Pine
weather
favored
the
trip.
Lakeview
Leadamlth
.
.
Lucky
Jim
..
Marmot
Metala
National
Silver
Pend
pretlle
.
Premier
Porter
Idaho
.
TUchroond
Ruftai
ArgenU
HutH
Hope
Silver
Crest
Silverado
Silversmith
unlock
Sloean
King
Terminus
Whitewater
WoodbMw
Cotton
Belt
.
Oeorgla
River
Orandvlew
.
.
Duthle
Subscribe
lor
at
The
1
SO
f
T
'
K)M
UPHILL
CHOICE
OF
FERNIE
LABORITES
IN
COMING
ELECTIOI
PIRN
IE
May
10
-
Thomaa
Uphill
ML
A.
who
has
reprenented
Pernle
1.
he
Leglalature
for
a
number
of
year
waa
yeaterday
the
unanimous
cholor
o
the
Labor
party
of
Penile
to
again
eon
teat
the
constituency
In
the
Labor
In
trreaU
here.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
NiHMl
t1w4ng
I'rlree
Twlny
on
tanww
(OourUwy
8.
D.
BX3.
Silver
...
ayvlew
Big
M-sourl
.
Oork
Province
Dunweii
George
Copper
Glacier
Gladstone
Olasalr
Ooloonda
Indcpjidenoe
Indian
kootenay
Ptorence
L.
L
M-sioa
Oo.
Ltd
l
Hid
Mar
140
1-TO
tst
M
.
M
SS
SO
.15
m
.os'
JW
-il"
.n
m
'
s
-MV
M-
M
low
.y
i7jw
n.w
IJS
SJO
M
.
M
..
m
v
M
SI
M
3j60
J7
.13
SJM
340
M
m
m
IJS
1.4
aid
the
Dally
Newa.
GYPSY
KING
IS
RACE
WINNER
NBWMARKBT.
England.
May
16.
lypay
King,
owned
by
J.
S.
Leigh,
won
to
Newmarket
Handicap
tod.y
Blcbo
am
second
and
Mia
Onalow
third.
IHtOWM
Il
AT
(
llll.l-IWAl
K
OHrLLlVVACK.
May
16
Wallajr
Bar.
ett.
the
seven
year
old
son"
W
Mr.
inel
Mm..
3.
T.
Barrett
of
Card
Is
wa
wieidantaQy
drowned
Saturday
when
be
fail
oK
a
raft.
Adair
Oars
Chapiter.
Imperial
Order.
bers
of
tbe
dire
department
were
opened
at
last
night
meeting
of
the
elty
council
and
referred
to
the
utilities
committee
for
report.
The
bid
were:
Stev
King,
ech;
Sam
Wood.
t8;
Thor
Jofenaon.
ta.
40.
S37.
HI
AO.
Anger,
45.
Well
Known
Hockey
Hefercc
and
Fox
Farmer
AttncKed
by
Witnesses
SEATTLE,
May
15.
F.
J.
Ion,
lx.tter
known
to
hockey
fans
as
"Mickey"
Ion,
the
referee,
reputed
to
I
a'
wealthy
fox
farmer,
is
at
liberty
today
under
M,()00
bail.
Ion
was
arrested
after
his
automobile
had
severely
Injured
n
twelve-yeur-old
girl.
Infuriated
witnesses
of
the
accident
attacked
Ion
but
the
police
intervened.
Ion
is
chanted
with
driving
while
drunk
and
with
failure
to
stop
after
an
accident.
The
girl
is
recovering.
SURPLUSES
FOR
APRIL
SHOWNBY
UTILITIES
(lain
of
Klnlrlr
Light
Urjuirtinnit
IVas
t.lt
anil
Telephone,
HI
437
Aoeerdlng
to
reports
preJantad
by
the
auperlntendent
of
utttntaa,
J..
4.
Utile,
at
last
night's
council
nssatlng,
Use
elec-
Daughters
of
the"
Empire,
at
K
regular
heic
light
department
oaanthiy
mdtukg
wnf
nigm.
dote
tr
Hold
tbe
rtocftaiTYpras
Day
ta-M
Mae
last
Saturday
of
thla
month.
Bus-
Isee
at
tbe
meeting
waa
otherwise
of
a
routine
nature.
Mm.
D.
Orebard
Mc-
Ued,
regent,
presided.
Tender
for
eva
uniform
for
mem
Surplus
Trleilninea
Batlmated
revenue
Expenditure
Surplus
eod
a
aurplua
bf
M.198
during
the
esaoth
of
.S1
while
the
gain
on
t
telephone
d
partment
during
the
Sam
period
ws
I1JST.
The
figures
were
aa
follows:
i:irtrlc
Light
Estimated
revenue
Espendtture
,.
10.117
.1
.
.
.
63.666
ajM
61.967
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
name
la
n.t
Hated
either
in
the
city
or
!
telephone
directory
and
inquiry
among
UKATIIKK
ItKlfOHT.
tr.e
clergy
failed
to
reveal
his
Identity.
Prince
Rupert
Raining,
fresh
wind;
II
I
rmt
ion.
however.
Indicates
that
be
emperatur.
41.
u
ofud
steamship
passage
here.
Paid
$50'
a
Month
for
Protection
by
Police
States
One
of
Partners
in
Gambling
Concern
in
Vancouver
.May
15-Thr
first
definite
intimation
that
VANCOUVER.-.'
money
had
been
paid
for
police
protection
of
jramhlinj,'
operations
in
Vancouver
was
given
at
the
police
inquiry
late
yesterday.
Joe
Yem,
Chinese,
testified
through
an
interpreter
that
a
gambling
syndicate
operating
at
816
Main
Street,
of
whlcih
he
had
been
n
partner,
had
paid
$50
monthly
for
police
protection.
When
about
to
name
the
persons
to
whom
he
had
been
told
the
money
had
been
paid
by
Chow
Wong
Lum,
"bess"
of
the
syndicate,
he
was
stopped
by
the
objection
of
IL
I-
Maitland,
counsel
for
Detective
Sergeant
Mclaughlin
of
the
morality
squad.
"Just
a
moment,"
said
Maitland.
"Surely
this
Is
a
case
where
you
need
direct
evidence?"
-Well,
this
Kurely
is
direct
evidence,"
said
A.
It.
McNeill,
counsel
for
the
commission.
Thereon
a
verbal
battle
based
on
the
admissibility
of
this
evidence
ocupied
the
remainder
of
the
session,
which
adjourned
until
this
morning.
MICKEY
ION
IS
ARRESTED
REV.
DR.
DUVAL,
WINNIPEG,
DEAD
!
WINNIPEG,
May
Id.
Rev
Dr.
F.
B
Duval.
81
years
of
age,
pastor
emeritus
of
Knox
United
Church,
died
sucideulj
today.
He
ni
inuderktor
of
the
Presbyterian
Oeneral
Assembly
In
IPOS.
Born
lu
Maryland.
VBA.
In
1MT.
the
Doctor
was
a
xraduat
of
Princeton
University
and
theological
seminary
and
cam
to
Winnipeg
la
MM,
being
aetlve
pastor
of
the
largest
Preabyteriaii
Church
In
the
city
for
many
years.
DOMINION
WILL
SHOW
FRUIT
AT
MANCHESTER
OTTAWA.
May
IB.
The
Dominion
department
of
agriculture
has
decided
to
participate
In
tbe
Imperial
fruit
bw
In
Manchester.
Bnglaud.
in
October
by
staging
an
eiSlMt
of
Canadian
fruits.
It
It
announced.
colonelI
g:
holmes
died
at
victoria
VICTORIA.
May
16
-Colonel
Joalali
Oraawwaod
Uolmea.
the
last
aurvlvlng
err
t
the
original
neratanent
force
M
Oastada,
M
dead
bare
sged
M.
He
wdai
botn
la
St.
Catherine's,
Ontario.
li.Vll.V
TltVIX
SEUVICIl.
Ut
Al.
It.llilU
ST
ll
KlN
Ill.tltS
IKOM
MOKKISKia
The
local
SOT
amateur
receiving
.station
w-
In
communication
Lcten
and
lu
o'clock
with
the
schoLner
.0
M.
Morriaaey.
which
la
bound
fir
tbe
Arctic
Ocean
with
tbe
Stoll-McCrarken
Scientific
Expedition
The
ve3l,
which
left
here
Just
two
weeks
ago
today,
waa
at
the
time
off
the
Sebuml-gan
bland
and
all
on
board
were
repcrtcd
well.
A
couple
of
message
were
handled
by
tbe
local
atatlon
for
the
party.
O.
H.
Stotl.
co-leader
of
the
expedition,
and
hi'
wis
are
now
on
their
way
from
Seattle
to
Mb
Us
MM
tug
north.
FISH
PRICES
LOWER
TODAY
10T.ll,
OK
ifiUVW
I'OlXllS
SOLI1
AT
tt
IIA.V'il;
THIS
MIIKMMI-
iii(iiii:sT
mo
.;
ami
ar
Canadian
bailout
best
which
declined
to
sell
their
catches
yeaterday
on
account
of
low
price
took
still
lower
prices
at
the
Plan
Khrrhemsje
this
ncrning.
Four
vessel
which
held
over
received
ha
If
-a
-cent
I
for
first
class
fish
than
they
were
offered
yeaterday.
A
total
of
SglJMO
pounds
waa
sold
today,
five
American
vaaaala
receiving
from
gJc
and
Be
to
B.Tc
and
6c
for
113.000
pound
while
ten
American
ves
ts
were
paid
from
7
7c
and
4c
to
Be
d
So
f?r
14S.503
pounds.
Afflrala
and
aalta:
AM
till
CAN
Venus.
37.000
pounds,
Atlln
Plsheries,
9c
and
6c.
Yukon.
36.000
pounds.
Booth
PUberle.
3Jlc
and
Sc.
Wilson.
11.000
pound.
Canadian
Plan
At
Cold
Storage
Co..
t.7c
and
Sc.
Hilda.
b.OOO
pounds.
Booth
Plaherles.
6c
and
Sc.
Orayllng.
31.000
pound.
Pacific
Fish
eries.
.3c
and
Sc.
C'.WAIHAN
Covenant.
M.000
pounds,
Mlln
Plah-
rtes.
7Sc
and
4c.
Melville,
at
.000
pound.
Canadian
Pish
Cold
Storage
Co..
7Jc
and
4
.Sr.
Prosperity
A
.
17.000
pound.
Cana
dian
Ptab
Cold
Storage
Co..
Be
and
Gc.
Teriicn.
14.000
pounds.
Pacific
PUber
le.
7.0c
and
6c.
Caygeon.
0.000
pounds.
Booth
Plshtr-s,
7Jc
and
6c.
Oslo.
10.000
pounds.
Canadian
Plah
Coltf
Storage
Co..
7.7c
and
Sc.
Assistant
forest
ranger
aa
follow
Th
dally
train
service
will
com
Into
have
been
appointed
tor
the
fire
season
effect
nest
Sunday
after
whioh
train
in
tnt
district
according
to
announce
will
arrive
from
the
Bast
every
day
es-cept
Tuesday
and
will
go
out
every
day
except
Bunday.
Mulls
will
arrive
ment
at
th
local
office
of
the
Forest
j
Branch:
George
Graham,
Terrace:
A.
S.
Tor-
!
Boston
Grill
Largo
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
-newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457
,,
"
xvni.
No.
ni.
-'a,.
...u
i
.
,i
,
,
...
,
-
,
I'KINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
MAY
15,
1D28
Phf
Fivvi
'
..
"
T
l
.
.
,
'
"
"
LA
WYER
STOPPED
EVIDENCE
JUST
AS
Deputy
Chief
Declares
Vancouver
Mayor
Did
Not
Want
Closed
Town
Did
Not
Like
Chine
Lotteries
Running
Hut
Would
Not
Report
MOST
INTERESTING
OBJECTION
TO
AIRMEN
GIVEN
TWO
MISSING
Charles
Woodward
Not
To
Be
a
CHEAPER
FRUITS
OR
VEGETABLES
'II..MIU.KH
OF
lAltl.l
AMIAT
I
lt(IK
ihmim.nu
ikiim:
to
1'itorwrr
(IKOUKItH
THIS-(
01
M
(V
OTTAWA.
May
H
A
motion
to
go
into
jmmlttee
of
supply
bruught
a
renewal
I
tbe
House
cf
Crtumone
debate
on
ice
nit-dumping
traue
ralaed
by
Hon
8.
P.
olmla
is
an
amendment
to
tbe
aupply
notion
The
amendment
asked
that
tbe
overmnent
take
s'ei
t-
c-mlr.il
th
jvportatlan
into
Canada
of
tbe
natural
rcducta
of
the
cuua
prjduced
In
Cauda.
Speaking
for
the
amendment.
Mr.
Aii-araori,
Conservative
of
Halton.
urged
hat
it
would
be
a
calamity.
tragod;
the
fruit
and
vegetable
lntereet
of
he
country
were
Jeodardlned.
Onte
Sttrllng
of
Yale.
Conaervatlve
eld
that
It
waa
a
fallacy
to
aay
the
Dectlon
of
the
dumping
duty
meant
f
naoaatlty
that
tbe
conaumcr
paid
.ore.
Hen.
i.
A.
Robb.
minister
of
finance
marked
that
what
waa
really
sought
by
j
a
amendment
waa
an
increase
in
the
snn.
The
debate
continued
until
the
Hous
djourned.
5100
EACH
FOR
PERMITS
PAID
HiV
W.
apcoMi
niM
i;viii:mi;
or
UIXIINA
dUKHMAN
(lii:.
AT
OTTAWA
OTTAWA.
May
15.
Alderman
Ooid-ell
of
staglna.
befsre
tbe
parllametttar
sasmlttee
inveetlgaUng
immigration
lo-iy.
stated
that
Hja.
Bobert
Porto
had
.dteawA
to
him
that
Hon.
S.
J.
Mc-.urray,
former
ajllcltor
general,
had
waived
S10O
eaeh
for
immigration
par-IU.
Ooldwell
declared
that
be
had
re-aivod
Use
information
from
Pork
dur-
a
eoaveraatlon
in
Porkes
office
in
.arch
.
last
year.
There
waa
also
men-loned.
he
said,
a
f
rimer
member
from
te
Marttlmea
but
Ooldwell
could
not
member
the
name.
PrseaeB
to
give
the
words
used
b
otke.
Ooldwell
aald:
"Mr.
Parke
told
e
quite
definitely
that
Mr.
McMorrat
ad
obtained
those
permits
in
large
umber
and
that
he
bad
obtalnes
".fflclent
to
pay
his
election
expenses
'id
'you
know
election
expenses
arc
rse
In
a
city
like
Winnipeg."
WINWEO.
May
18
oo
B.
J
cMurray,
former
solicitor
general
oi
anltoba,
characterised
aa
"utterl)
Ue
the
aUtameat
that
he
had
ever
eta
engaged
in
obtaining
immigration
cnnlts.
'1
don't
believe
Hon.
Bobert
orke
ever
made
any
such
statement."
e
aald.
FINE
WELCOME
FROM
STEAMER
i
OSLO.
May
15.
CapUln
George
WU-
T.EHflYMAN
AMI
HAMILTON
MAN
kins
and
Carl
Ell-ten.
who
flew
from
Point
Barrow.
Alfci
t-.
s.,i
HVHved
at
Trutnaoe.'Nory.
early
this
morning
on
th
steamer
Hr.hby.
Residents
of
tbe
tewn
tarr.rd
out
in
force
to
give
them
an
eatbuslastic
wclcjine
HEATH
NOMINAiED
MACKENZIE
RIDING
OPPOSE
MIKEMWSON
I
All,
TO
AltKIH;
AT
I1UISKOW
ON
MKI.ITA
KATIIEIt
MYSTEIIIOUS
MONTftBAL..
May
is.-
Tbe
star
aaya!
Woodward
states
that
friction
between
the
government
and
wuiiain
Mackenzie
of
Haaniton
and
Rev.
i
himself
in
regard
to
the
policy
toward
the
Vancouver
chief
is
the
W.
A.
Wllaui
of
Vancouver,
both
of
whom
were
supposed
to
be
passengers
;n
Hit.-
Cai'iUlan
Pacific
steamship
Menu,
which
sailed
frjjn
Monlrenl
to
Olatgo
where
It
arrived
on
May
9.
arc
ille-.edly
missing.
Ne.tber
disembarked
at
Oiaxg
w,
acc
rd'ng
to
the
Star.
POWaXL
RI'EB,
May
15.
W.
J.
,
Official
vi
the
.
learn,
hip
announce
ilenth
ol
Ocean
Palls
was
nominated
as
.
that
Mackenzie's
relative
In
Hamilton
r
erU
cand.eUto
f
Markenrle
riding.
;
ha
e
tctn
notified
of
hU
disappearance
which
include
tbs.
paper
tawus
of
I
but
would
say
noth
ng
concerning
Rev.
owell
Ul-.m-
and
Ocean
Pail
nd
a
Mr.
Wlla.
n.
lumi.er
nf
iLggtng
csmjn
ard
the
Bella
,
VANCOUVBR.
May
!.
Rev
W.
A.
Govts
farming
aettwout
The
Mtting
Wi'am.
r
orictl
ulaalng
from
the
ncmber
theu
u
Michael
Mauaon.
Con-
;
Reamer
MellU.
I
unknown
here.
HU
ervatlve.
Liberal
Candidate
at
Election
Owing
to
Differences
on
Policy
May
15.
Charles
Woodward
hau
written
to
the
VANCOU'VEK,
city
Liberal
Association
and
to
Premier
Mat-Lean
saying
that
he
will
nol
be
a
government
candidate
at
the
coming
elections.
.eason
for
the
decision.
He
also
states
that
he
cannot
consistently
.support
the
policy
of
the
government
in
future
any
more
than
ho
did
in
the
past.
JOHN
McGRAW
IN
ACCIDENT
sKKn
f
HANTS
LOSK
AMI
TIICN
CiETS
I.Kli
IU
KT:
III
TM
HIT
NINTH
nou:it
YFSTEHDAY'S
IJASEHALL
NSW
YORK.
May
16.
Chicago
Cuba,
nwontedly
docile
during
tbe
first
ontb
ol
the
National
league
season,
tare
eome
from
tbe
depths
of
the
cond
division
two
week
ago
to
aeond
place
today,
one
gam
back
roaa
Cincinnati.
The
victory
aver
tbe
llanu
yeaterday
trUbd
tbdr
etc-ortaa
to
nine
atraigM,
the
Met
tame
over
New
Tort,
which,
came
watt
lead-
leagu
as
1
jno..l
fourtb
Tbe
ffed
retained
the
leadership
glv-
irg
the
Phillies
their
tenth
straight
.de
feat.
Ruth
hit
his
ninth
homer
In
the
sever
th
Inninif
In
the
New
Yirk
Dj-
troit
game
and
Is
now
four
ahead
of
last
year.
John
McGrsw.
manager
for
tbe
OlanU.
after
teeing
his
team
lose,
suf
fered
slight
leg
injury
when
be
wa
struck
by
an
automobile.
HUGE
CANNERY
CORPORATION
I'AClVtC
AMfclllf'AN
COMMNV
TO
lit:
CAI'ITALIZEII
AT
fTJBfcMW
MATTU,
May
15.
The
formation
of
a
seven
and
a
half
million
dollar
corporation
to
acquire
and
operate
the
Pacific-American
Plsherlaa
and
associated
properties
la
announced.
The
new
concern,
whleh
It
the
larsjast
kbnon
packing
concern
In
the
worid.
will
be
known
aa
the
Pacific-American
Company.
B.
B.
Deeming,
president
uf
tbe
Paelfk-Amercan
Plsheries.
will
be
tbe
exetutive
of
the
new
company.
The
cjmpany
owns
the
Port
Bdward
cannery
which
is
to
operate
this
year.
JUDGE
DIES
ON
A
GOLF
COURSE
IS
1M.AYIMI
AT
SEATTLE
WHEN
HE
lOI.LltS
LKAV1NU
llllllli;
A
WIIMHV
EDMONTON.
May
IS
-Wrrd
ha
been
received
here
of
the
death
In
Seattle
M'
liday
of
Mr
Justice
N.
D.
Beck
of
neian.
i.nw
pounoa,
ana
nuoa.
M
u,e
annellate
division
of
th
aunreme
pounda.
Hoyal
Pish
Co..
Sc
and
6c.
court
of
Albertu
who
aliddenlv
collanaed
Unome.
11.000
pounds.
Canadian
Plb,Wh,le
puying
golf
Cold
Storage
Co
.
7Jc
and
6c.
,
Tne
Jud((3
WM
mKrried
on
April
10
Nautilua.
4M0
pound.
Atllst
Plaherlea.
to
MlM
jMne
Tllky
of
v,ncouv(.r
Br
and
5c.
I
ASSISTANT
FOREST
RANGERS
SELECTED
TwnM!(ry
OtllrhtN
fr
lire
Svomhi
Ap-
hIii(mI
Iit
l'tirr-4
llraiitli
BREWERY
PAID
MRREARS
M
M
OVKIt
SM,MI
fOLMiCTKIt
11Y
(iOVKIINML'NT
l'KOl
HUITISII
AMKIIK'AN
IIKRMIiid
OTTAWA.
May
15
The
British
Brewlnft
Company
of
Windsor
the
cl.iim
of
the
department
of
on
Mondays,
Wednesdays
and
Fridays
dine.
cedarvale:
Murdo
McDonald,
I
customs
for
anvHruKes
In
gallonage
and
go
out
Mondays.
Wednesdays
and
Telkwa:
C.
V.
Harrison.
Topley;
H.
T
.
i
tnx
A
iJlmenieut
to
this
effect
was
Saturday.
iNlcholIa,
Buru
Lake.
n
ad
Monday
by
the
minister
of
Ha-
1
1
J-
M.
Cummingi
of
8ml
them
I
ap-
jtloiuil
revenue
Eurer.
The
amount
In-
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
'pointed
patrol
man.
'vrlved
slightly
more
than
MQO.000.
I