f.Al..
May
M
Two
casUea
In
u
amount
aeUmeted
at
668.-i
family
Jewels
of
untold
-mute
the
priar
which
four
..umauta
en
this
aide
of
the
l
to
receive
after
hating
Ik-
legal
heir
of
EngUnd'a
.
mural
explorer,
8lr
Prencls
representatives
of
most
of
now
residing
in
New
York
t
and
Carleton
counties
of
i
wick
sailed
Prlclay
for
Bng-"ii
attempt
to
establish
the
:
Canadian
heira
at
Chen-Kngland.
They
are
Rev
P.
'
Woodstock,
MJB.
and
Rev
t
Meductlon.
N.B.
1TLAKELSE
FOR
FISHING
I'"
I
UWI
It
AMI
KflKIOI.
PHINfl'
'At
I
VIOVIMi
nl'OIIT
AT
IN-TElllOR
LAKE
'"'''
May
IS.
The
opening
of
'
i
mhing
as
a
i
all
Thursday
was
nil
by
tbt
visit
of
Prince
I-
'I'll-
to
LahtUe
Lake.
T.
H.
P'
"
iMl
of
the
Prlnoe
Rupert
!
arrived
Thursday
and
will
nP"t
as
the
guaat
of
Cspt.
-'
t
his
aummer
home
at
''turning
on
Monday.
'
"
Mm
W
O,
Pulton
and
fam-"
Wednesday
and
proceeded
to
"'nei
camp
at
Lakelae
Lake
v
niv
fnhing
and
getting
their
,:,v
101
tiw
aummer.
MIS
OPENS
FORMVISCUP
&Ni:
A.M;
tiAI'll
WON'
VliHTKUIlAY
IIV
j
t.l.
,m,
JAPAN
IN
HINOI.IIS
i
'NTltEAl,.
Mu7a5-Th
Davla
Oup
nc
between
Canada
and
Japan
"
"
ii
yesterday
giving
the
home
mi
even
break
with
the
vlaltora
inning
alnglaa,
each
getting
one
I.
Vi,.ud
CriHlluir
ftafAiitui
T.,i,.u
Vvlw.
"""
oiita
beat
Jack
Wright
4.
'
,;
I
H-I.
UNITY
OF
OUTLOOK
OF
PACIFIC
COAST
KltifB"
l"rieMr
(rea
laiier
In
Nt
(letting
C.
OittltMik
unimam
Ma
26.
"M
the
Oom-
TV
rv
mm
ani
inioo
of
Canada
la
to
eontmue
from
aaa
to
aaa
It
wlU
be
neoeaaary
for
those
who
live
eaat
of
the
Roeklea
to
Pacific
Ooaat
viewpoint"
acquire
more
of
the
atated
R
C.
Trotter
of
Queea
University.
Kingston,
speaking
at
the
a
w
Mat
w
at,
lisn
concluding
seaaion
01
"
Htotorlcal
Assoclstion
nw".a
Method,
of
life,
prejudice,
of
varloua
kinds
and
outer
isc.
-
Iwere
among
the
fwtor.
whloh
make
(for
the
Pacific
coast
province
unity
of
outlook
of
tneir
own.
NOMINATIONS
DURING
COMING
WEEK
PLANNED
BY
POLITICAL
PARTIES
VANCOUVER."
---tJZ:
tnatlon.
announcec
Monday
at
Pr'ce
NaUno.
-
KW
""
''oik
at
each.
I
premier
"u
.w.minatloim
,
,
wl"
,
h
"
oonatrvauvr
and
N"
u
Vlim.(iuver.
at
held
Tueadnv
ranQ,.
Thursday
.t
New
JdaU.
hsve
been
J
.
1"
tn
mw"u
Itlvea
at
all
riding
icept
North
Ok:'n"u.:i!
NORTH
VAieOOUVaR.
May
36.
An
open
verdict
was
returned
by
the
coroner's
Jury
which
Investigated
the
death
of
C.
A.
Rlddall.
who
waa
fatally
Injured
whan
struck
by
a
street,
oar
Wednesday
morning.
Tbe
vlrdtct
atated
that
death
resulted
from
"broken
neck
sustained
In
a
calllalou."
R.
C.
Lawrence,
molorman
on
the
street
car,
who
reappeared
Thursday
iftec
having
dlaappeared
fran
the
oeue
of
the
accident,
was
a
witness
at
..he
Inquest.
He
had
been
charged
with
Jianalaughler
and
wa
releaaed
on
St
000
ball.
FIRST
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
PICNIC
OF
SEASON
IS
BEING
HELD
Ar
DIGB1
The
first
Sunday
School
picnic
o!
the
seoaon
Is
that
of
Rupert
Basi
UaMed
Church
which
left
this
after-abn
abLard
the
Prlnee
Mupart
aalvag
t
Towing
Co.'a
harbor
boat
for
tbe
aandy
beach
near
the
Quarantine
StaUon
on
Otflby
laatad.
AMaut
tortf
ohUdre
ohUdren
and
a
anrmbar
of
durle
hsumr
awev
l
the
to
town
aooa
after
the!
aujb)er
hdur.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Prank
Moore
are
li
charge
of
the
party
together
with
tht
new
paator.
Rev.
O
Boothroyd.
SIGHTED
THE
SHARK
KILLED
ON
MONDAY
The
'large
mud
shark,
which
was
run
down
by
the
steamer
Prlnoe
Oeorg
south
of
Seymour
Narrows
on
Monday
and
pushed
in
front
of
tbe
vassal
aftei
It
had
been
killed
until
Queen
Char
lotte
Bound
was
reached,
was
sighted
by
the
steamer
Prlnoe
Rupert,
arriving
thai
morning
from
the
eouth,
near
Maaterman
Island,
at
the
south
end
of
Quean
Charlotte
Sound,
omoers
report
Tbe
dead
creature's
body
was
ftoatlns
on
the
aurface
of
tbe
water.
ALEX
WISHART
OF
VANCOUVER
DROWNED
llflern
Vr
Old
I
.Mil
t
Ikilhlng
at
llowni
Island
on
the
Holiday
VANOOWSR,
May
SS.-Ales
Wlahart,
fifteen
year
old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Andrew
Wlahart
of
Vancouver,
was
drowned
at
Bo
wen
kland
while
bathing
Thursday.
PRINCE
GEORGE
MAN
UNIVERSITYGRADUATE
MONTMAU
May
SS
Examination
results
for
MoCHll
University
include
a
bachelor
of
science
In
chemical
en
gineering
to
Harold
Abbott
of
Prlnoe
George.
T1K
A
now
ON
IT.
A
youag
woman,
who
seemed
to
be
having
her
first
eaperlence
In
a
hank.
approached
the
window
of
the
paying
teller
and
gave
him
a
large
oheque
whloh
she
wanted
to
oaah.
'How
do
you
wlah
the
money?"
the
taller
Inquired.
"Oh,"
repUed
the
young
woman,
tn
some
confusion,
"Til
Just
hold
out
my
hand
sad
you
can
put
the
money
in
it."
Youngatown
Telegram.
rMatrinY
'jainuikBra
ot
tha
United
Church"
reurnllai
north
kfter
having
..
:
i'
:.'
'
.
..'
.
actenaoa
toe
recent
sritwn
uoiumma
oonfeirenoe
In
Vanoouver
Included
Rev.
William
Allen
of
Terrace,
Rev.
Oeorge
TurplP
of
Smltheni
and
Rev.
W.
II.
Bumett
of
Klaplox
who
arrive
on
the
Prlnoe
Rupert
thia
morning
and
proeeedeel
to
their
respective
posts
by
train.
R.
P.
MeNaughton.
C.NJl
district
agent,
who
attended
a
conference
of
paaaenger
traftc
omclals
at
Jasper
Park
at
the
first
of
the
week,
returned
to
the
city
on
the
Prjuce
Rupert
this
'morning,
coming
by
wny
of
Vancouver.
While
American
nn
a
litgh
Save
Money
BostonGriU
The
cheapest
way
to
buy
the
piiy
News
lM
to
ubscrlbe
by
the
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
jtar
The
cost
U
$8.00
and
your
with
newly
laid
dancing
,.,,yv
u
delivered
to
your
address
floor,
for
hire
ea
.
i;
evening.
Just
figure
out
the
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
IBnii
coat
to
you
for
this
dally
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
ice
for
twelve
months!
least
Phone
457
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
!
'
VIII.,
No,
123.
IMI
-
-
ltve
,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
SATURDAY,
MAY
26,
1928
Price
Five
Cent
MACLEAN
TO
AIRSHIP
ITALIA
FAILS
TO
RETURN
TO
BASE
A
T
KING'S
BA
Y
Vernier
MacLean
to
Pay
mt
Visit
to
City
as
the
,eader
of
the
Government
Liberal
Convention
to
be
Held
on
Afternoon
of
June
6
and
rublic
Meeting
the
Same
Evening:
Terrace
Following
Day
RKMIEH
J.
D.
MacLean
will
meet
the
people
of
T'tMrilUl
TPllttQft
4,M
fVin
firl
I,
..4
..
.1
w
ituisiv
iui
1.4
ic
in
oi
wine
siiict;
lie
nu;eiiiu
thai
office
on
Wednesday,
June
6,
when
he
will
be
M
iit
"
at
-
the
Liberal
.
nominating
.
v
HVSlt
convention
V
WS
IS
heincr
mj
hh
trill
W
S
at
afternoon
and
wil!
address
a
nubile
meeting
in
(
Hall
the
same
evening.
A
call
has
been
sent
out
for
the
local
convention
and
I-
.
ales
are
expected
to
be
here
from
all
parte
of
the
net.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
the
sitting
member,
will
be
rt
.-('
nt
and
it
is
understood
he
is
likely
to
be
again
'ruinated.
"
Thursday,
June
7,
the
Liberals
of
Skeesna
will
hold
their
-
"K
convention
at
Terrace
and
Premier
MacLean
will
be
.ind
will
also
address
a
public
meetinK
there
at
night
It
is
that
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
will
also
be
present
at
this
atecting
i'OHxible
he
may
be
at
the
Prince
Rupert
public
meetiag
the
i
evening.
1
:
-
not
known
here
whether
Premier
MacLean
will
proceed
to
"
I
i
ca
constituency
for
the
nomainatiog
coovontioo
at
which
M
Manavn
Is
likely
to
te
strata
a
taiwHflstev
4rt
!
in
premier
is
to
attend
the
convention
at
Prince
Geerge
'--
Monday
whose
he
wUl
be
tbt
chief
ARSONS
AFTER
GREAT
FORTUNE
II
I'll
I
H
VI
ATI
VMS
OK
IIKIH
HAIL
IOU
I.Mil.lMI
TO
PRESENT
tiiwk
cast.
speaker
at
a
luncheon
and
wUl
ahm
address
a
puMte
aaeettng
In
the
Strand
Theatre
la
the
evening.
H
O.
Perry
It
!
understood
will
probably
be
etumn
i
candldau
for
the
Liberals
In
that
riding.
A
public
meeting
will
be
held
at
Haselton
on
the
afternoon
of
June
S
and
at
Souther
the
same
evening,
the
Premier
being
the
chief
apeaker.
tt
is
not
known
whether
there
will
be
any
opposition
to
the
candidacy
of
Or.
Wrlncb
in
the
Sawena
riding
but
it
la
thought
probable
he
wtu
be
nominated.
It
la
understood
that
Dr.
MacLean
will
have
some
latereetlng
things
to
aay
to
tbe
people
of
Prince
Rupert
on
tbe
oo-caston
ot
his
visit
and
doubtless
he
will
net
fitting
reception
While
he
oomea
at
the
tlnie
of
the
opening
of
the
political
campaign
here
It
will
be
the
first
opportunity
Prince
Rupert
baa
had
to
welcome
him
and
moat
people
wUl
be
anxious
to
see
and
hear
him.
There
had
bean
a
rumor
around
town
that
Mr.
Pattullo
would
not
again,
ask
for
nomination
In
this
riding
This
Is
vigorously
dented
and
la
aald
to
be
one
of
the
machinations
of
the
opposition
party
who
It
Is
saUT?
would
like
to
see
him
out
of.
tbe
way
here
That
be
will
be
ready
to
accept
the
nomination
If
offered
It
Is
assured
and
there
has
been
no
other
candidate
mentioned
so
far.
OPEN
VERDICT
N.
VANCOUVER
MAN
W
AS
KILLEII
IIV
UMNO
HTIttlK
1IY
STREET
CAtt
AMI
NECK
llltOKES
'
F"!fL,t
PADRE
BRINGS
Airship
Italia
Falls
to
Return
HALIBUT
LOW
TODAY
Only
7.1c
and
V
l"ll
fur
Loral
rih
TOC
H.
HERE
a
BJi
and
4e
NOTLII
VIKITOK
AK1UVKH
AMI
WILL
Halibut
landings
thU
Sentinel.
17.000
pound..
Plah
Ac
Cold
Storage
Co.,
I
nliiK
toutl-
Pit
Ut
CI
I
IN
THE
CITY
TO-
Bonansa.
20.000
pounds,
f
loth
Pisa
rice.
OJc
and
4c.
CANAIUAN
"eteuse.
10.000
pounds.
OaduUan
Pudi
The
Tec
H.
la
a
fraternal
and
uplift
V
Cold
Btc
rage
Co.,
7c
and
orgnnlvatlon
for
men.
par'.lrularly
re-
Eero.
7.000
pounds.
Booth
Pliberlea,
lurited
soldiers
though
others
may
be-
7.1r
and
sc.
Panny
P.,
long,
and
bad
Its
Inception
tn
Prame
000
Bounds
and
Meapa.
during
the-
Great
War.
After
the
War.
the
cnaahtatton
contlniid
to
flourish
In
England
until
now
it
la
gradually
more
widespread,
branches
,
ESTIMATES
FOR
B.C.
PASSING
PARLIAMENT
One
lletn
Struck
from
LM
ami
Om-atderatbHi
Ntw
Olmi
tl
liarf
at
Alhernl
OTTAWA,
May
M.Oonatderatkm
of
tbe
public
works
estimate
occupied
the
House
a
conalderabls
tame
yesterday,
items
totalling
S14.6M
for
Befi.
works
pasaed.
An
Item
for
61S3JO0
for
a
wharf
at
Port
Alberni
was
consideration
at
the
time
ot
adjournment
An
Item
for
64.000
for
wharf
repairs
at
Qtlltee
Bay
waa
struck
from
the
B.C.
list.
TEN
BOYS
IN
POLICE
COURT
FOR
BREAKING
OLD
STORE
WINDOWS
According
to
Schedule
and
Ship
Is
to
Be
Sent
to
Search
for
It
led
133.M0
pounds,
lour
American
ves-
Moicuow
THINGS
lIAl,
May
26,
The
Italia
currying
(ieneral
Nobile
and
sets
selling
sumo
pounds
at
the
Piah
K
crew
on
a
flight
to
(he
North
Pole
had
this
morning
been
ab-
Kiobanga
far
from
ftJc
aSjg
v
to
fJc
Padre
Williams
of
London.
England
1.
tcnt
,nort.
,han
eighty
hours
and
fears
for
its
safely
are
rap-
while
au
Oaiaa
diHpcaed
f
noted
chaplain
with
the
British
Army
andjc
lta!an
jd
'
increa8ing.
The
government
has
requested
the
Norwe-
SSJOO
pounds
at
7c
and
k
and
Tie
In
the
Oreat
War
and
one
of
the
...
.
...
.
.
...
J
,,,
and
Sc
Arrivals
and
salea!
founders
of
the
no
famous
Toe
H
"
lu'
AMllllCAN
movement,
arrived
la
the
city
from
ulnR'HiC
Columbia,
kmo
pounds.
Canadian
Vancouver
on
tbe
Prlnoe
Rupert
this
It
was
reported
this
morning
that
the
Italia
reached
the
pole
Pish
Cold
storage
Co..
sac
and
ec
morning
in
tbe
course
of
a
tjur
of
and
started
back
more
than
fifty
hours
ago
and
was
then
thought
Ithona.
ai.ooo
pounds.
Padjfic
Piahcr
Canada
and
wu
be
here
until
Monday
to
be
battling
itB
way
against
fog
and
a
heavy
gale.
It
Is
long
over-lea,
gac
and
4c.
I
when
he
will
proceed
Eaat.
Padre
Canadian
waitnma
la
accompanied
by
hu
wife
T)e
,,,
ajrBi,jp
hag
euffcient
food
aboard
to
last
a
month,
and
4c
and
they
are
gueeU
at
the
Prince
.
Rupert
Hotel.
Tomorrow
morning.
Padre
William
will
apeak
In
St
Andrew
Anglican
Cathedral
and
be
may
Marguerite.
6.400
pound
al
and
Im-
also
be
heard
In
tbe
evening.
I'liBKlNK
WINM.lt
.
UKITHII
AMATElIt
4.
UOLK
CMAMI'IONKIIII'.
.
4
PRB8TW1CK,
May
SS
T.
P.
f
4
Perkins
won
the
Brltlah
ama-
f
tour
golf
cbamplcnahlp
defeat-
j
lng
Roger
Wet
he
red
all
up
and
four
to
go.
:
eight
o'clock
throughout
thai
district
,
j
wax
Smtthera.
The
thermometer
there
'
.
registered
66
Haaelton
came
next
with
1
00
and
Terraoe
third
with
SS.
Port
;
Simpson
was
tbe
same
as
Rosewood.
64.
i
one
point
below
Burns
Lake.
The
re-port
of
the
Ooverument
Telegraphs
this
morning
showed
the
following:
I
Terraoe
Part
cloudy,
calm.
temp.
58
Boaswocd
Part
cloudy,
calm.
temp.
54.
Alyaruh
Clear,
calm,
temp
61.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
clam,
temp.
63.
Aayox
-Clear,
carm,
tamp.
63.
Mseelton
Part
cloudy,
calm.
tamp.
SO.
authors
Clear,
calm.
tamp.
66.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
temp.
66.
Eighth
Cabin
Cloudy,
south
wind,
tamp.
43.
Echo
Lake
Cloudy,
calm.
Telegraph
Creek
Clear,
south
wind,
tamp.
60..
Atlln
Clear,
US.
wind.
temp.
44.
Whtteh
ne
Clear,
calm,
temp,
66.
ate
wart
River
Clear,
south
wind,
temp
49.
Daws
m
--Clear,
calm.
temp.
48.
Hayiport-
-Clear,
calm,
teanp.
61.
rPort
BUnpaon
Clear,
calm.
temp.
64.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Magistrate
McClymont
held
Juvenlks
Porter
Idaho
court
this
morning
to
Itcar
tbe
oast
Richmond
'
of
ten
boys
who
did
wilful
damage
by
Statu
Argent
breaking
window
In
a
vacant
a
tare
troth
Hope
.
.
building
on
Hay
Oove
Avenue
at
'Silver
Crest
Basil
Street.
Such
boy
w
aisnaaarl
latrearado
HI.
th''
posts
of
the
court,
and
thtf
silversmith
.
.
aim
fte"rooulrad
to
make
reatituamlBunlook"'
.
.
.
.
.
.
rarcrtns
the
dsmage
done
within
two
fTennlriu
rweeks'
time.
WHEAT
SEEDING
IS
FINISHED
IN
ALBERTA
i.
BDMONTAN,
May
36
Wheat
seeding
Is
praotically
completed
in
Alberta
and
60
per
cent
of
the
coaiae
grains
ar
In.
The
wheat
acrene
has
been
Increased.
Rain
lg
badly
needod
In
'
UU-trlcts.
.
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Ckxtlng
lrlee
Ttiilay
on
Vaneou
vrr
ExrtMnge
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.
Bid
B.C.
Silver
l.si
Bayvlew
04
Big
Missouri
.60
Cork
Provinoe
Dunwell
Oeorge
Copper
Gladstone
Ooloonda
Independence
Indian
Xcotenay
Florence
.
L.
L.
Lakevlew
Leadamtth
Lucky
Jim
Marmot
Metals
.
.
National
Silver
...
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Pfwntor
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:ISANKY
TRIAL
4-
OPENS
MONDAY
WITNESSES
LI
Mill
IT
AT
THE
t'OI
liTIIOi
r.
AM)
t'OUIT
MAY
i
VISIT
SCENE
Of
CRIME
rillCK
or-
WHEAT.
having
already
beau
formed
In
Canada
1
4
A
t
t
x
f
a
i
EW
WI8TMIN8TKR,
May
26
-
To
VAMCOUVKR.
Mag
J6.
The
price
in
auch
cities
a
Vancouver
and
Win-
!
obtain
an
understanding
of
tbe
to
ot
number
1
Northern
Wheat
today
Is
nipeg.
It
waa
originally
religious
In
m
tiTMrrin
117
1
nut
rPT
I
pography
of
the
apot
near
Port
Xatlng-
S1J4V
character
hat
has
other
aapecta.
Schooner
EffieM
Morrissey
Now
ct
-
Port
inoller
in
Bearing
SeaWherer
She
is
Being
Joined
by
E.
H.
Sloll
auviliary
schooner
Effie
M.
MorriHueby,
cair'ing
the
TilE
Stoll-McCracken
scientific
expedition
to
the
Far
North,
entered
Behring
Sea
this
week
through
Unimak
Pass
and
is
now
at
Port
Moller
on
the
north
side
of
the
Aleutian
Islands
where
the
party
will
remain
for
the
next
two
or
three
weeks
according
to
radio
advices
received
here.
Near
Port
Moller,
where
it
will
be
remembered
Major
F.
L.
Martin,
the
leader
of
the
United
States
world
flight
in
1924,
finally
reached
safety
with
his
companion,
Alva
Harvey,
after
having
struck
a
mountain,
one
of
the
scientists
of
the
expedition
will
leave
the
Morrissey
to
spend
six
months
making
excavations
for
Eskimo
mummies
believed
to
exist
there.
.
II.
Stoll,
co-leader
of
the
expedition
with
Harold
Mc-Cracken,
was
expected
to
join
the
main
body
of
the
expedition
today
at
Port
Moller.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stoll
went
up
from
Belling-ham
on
a
fast
boat
as
far
as
Balboa
Bay
where
they
were
to
portage
across
the
Alaskan
Peninsula
to
Herendeene
Bay
and
be
taken
thence
in
another
small
boat
to
Port
Moller.
Before
returning
to
Prince
Rupert
in
the
fal(,
the
Morrissey
will
proceed
much
farther
on
to
the
New
Siberian
Islands,
north
of
Siberia,
in
it
scientific
quest.
DROVE
BALL
OVER
FENCE
HuIIl
Dugan
and
Gehrig,
Henry
and
llresfeler
all
Made
Homers
Yesterday
NEW
YORK.
May
26.
Halie
Kuth.
Joe
Dugan
and
Lou
(ehrig
smothered
the
Athletics
yesterday
in
a
double-header,
Gehrig
smashing
out
his
eighth
homer
in
the
first
gnme
with
two
on
in
the
sixth
and
winning
the
game.
The
lluhc
poled
out
his
fillet-nth
and
sixteenth
homers,
the
second
while
Dugan
was
also
driving
two
balls
over
the
fence.
Cincinnati
retained
the
leadership
of
the
National
in
a
tight
game
with
St.
Louis,
Lucas
holding
the
Cardinals
to
four
hits.
Homers
by
Henry
and
liressler
enabled
Brooklyn
to
defeat
Boston.
MAYOR
CRAY.I0
BEIMATE
NEW
WESTMINSTER
I.IHEUALM
NOMINATE
SITTINO
MK.MIIElt
TO
AOAIN
CONTEST
HIIIINO
NEW
weSTMHOTBR,
Ma
30
Mayor
A.
Wellii
Qry.
the
sitting
larfeotwr,
was
nominated
by
New
Westminster
Liberals
to
contest
the
llcling
at
tbe
provincial
elertlon
No
otlwr
name
was
proponed
Subscribe
far
the
Dally
New.
SM1THERS
WARMEST
j
ton
where
Ml
Loratta
Chlaholm
was
PLACE
IN
DISTRICT!
''m
Manday
for
tbe
trial
of
Joseph
aanhcy
will
probably
vlatt
the
ItaartbMi
ad
Terrs
re
Net
Far
IteUthd
j
tctm
,,tsees
who
will
testify
at
the
trial
viu
im!!.
tji.m
kui
u.
iiuw
r
'
1
are
being
eaamrned
at
the
,
....
.
Tre
by
A
M
Johaaon.
K.C..
M
xsej
wi
j
uuBt
ptawu
sta
uiutuux
e
counsel
They
are
from
Prlnoe
Rupert
and
Port
Eaetngton
and
are-
In
charge
of
Inspector
Bplller
and
Staff
Sergeant
McNeill,
of
the
provincial
police
According
to
existing
arrangements
Mr
Justice
Murphy
will
conduct
tbe
trial
and
J.
E.
Bird
will
be
defense
counsel.
MURRAY
HARRIS
IS
IDENTIFIED
VANCOUVER
CITY
ITItEtlAN
TICKED
OUT
1KO.M
JAIL
UNE-ll'
AS
MAN
SEEK
VANCOUVER,
May
36.
Murray
the
city
fireman,
who
with
bis
brother
waa
arrested
on
charge
of
ehopbTeaklDg
haa
been
IdenUfled
in
tbe
prison
line-Up
at
the
city
Jail
aa
one
of
two
men
seen,
leaving
tbe
Steeves
Block
on
the
Morning
of
May
18
after
an
attempt
bad
been
made
to
smash
open
the
sate.
Identification
wa
made
by
U.
McPhall.
a
checker
employed
by
tbe
Bteevoa
Dairy
Oom-pany.
W.
McDowel.
owner
of
a
gasoline
station
nearby
declared
he
saw
Harris
peas
the
gas
station
that
morning-
VANCOUVER
IS
AT
ESQUIMALT
IlkSTIlOYKU
A
IllUt
EH
AT
1
1
Kit
IU8E
TO
TAKE
PLACE
OK
PATRICIAN
VICTORIA.
May
36
HMOA.
Vancouver,
one
of
-the
destroyer
recently
loaned
to
Canada
by
Oreat
Britain
to
take
the
place
of
the
destroyer
Patrician,
arrived
at
Esquimau
yesterday
from
Portsmouth.
She
will
be
stationed
on
this
coast
with
Esquimau
aa
her
bast.
Tha
other
destroyer,
the
Chaxnplatn.
wlU
teke
the
place
of
tbe
Patriot
at
Halifax
They
were
formerly
the
Toreador
and
Tor
bay.
BLAZE
TODAY
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER.
May
20.
Pour
trucks
and
severe!
road
roller
.52'
were
badly
damaged
and
a
garage
com-
.14
pletely
dsatroyed
m
a
fire
this
morn-
1
Jl
lng
at
the
premise
of
the
General
Construction
Company
on
Oranvllle
Iain
ml
liere.
The
dauiuee
is
estimated
at
35.000
OTTAWA.
May
26
H
W
Lunny
1
K
C.
of
CalgHty.
has
been
appointed
a
,
WE
tTIIKK
KtPOKT
JudKe
of
the
appellate
division
of
the
Prince
Rupert
clear,
tulm;
supreme
court
of
Alberta.
ature.
4.
temper-