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BE
NEXT
MONTH
1
m:
ir.NTiM;n
as
iisibi.k
liiM.IM.
Mllll
ll!M)l.t-
nox
m;t
hick
i
VKtt.
May
14.
The
Sunday
.
"With
both
the
mayor
'
:n
convention"
all
over
h
nominate
candidates
tor
the
.
election,
politics!
toft-
Drcumlns
almost
certain
tfeat
wilt
reach
IU
cllsaax
is
of
June
and
tin
wBO
K
i
iw
even
o
so
far
BS
to
B
polling
win
be
on
Juns)
'
nation
dsv
June
T.
;wted
by
hobm
that
Laglsls-
h
dissolved
some
time
tows
i
next
week
or
the
weak
lot
STAN
MORAN
RETURNS
TO
CITY
WITH
BRIDEi
M-'"-
l:nin
ljulrtl.v
lii
VamtHnrr
Lst
1
li
til
-.1.,
(
M
t;,H
tXWlrltW
M
niii.
well
known
local
tasl
"
'd
prominent
In
baseball
is
reorivmg
congratulations
'
-
ln
msrriBsc
nulatlv
in
Van-
Tliursday
to
Miss
Klva
Ilts-"
Murpole.
The
couple
arrived
V
from
the
south'
Ott
the
'
'
owning
and
are
taking
up
S14
Third
Avenue
Weat.
CRANBROOK
MAN
KlliFT)
AS
AUTO
TURNED
OYER
e.M
a
tum.
w.s,
nel),
imi-BVI,
"-
"
instantly
killed
when
sn
auto
':'(l
ufr
U
u
.i
yearn
associated
with
a
'
"Hi
firm.
i!
'"'.Is
la
the
Dally
Mews.
WIKAT
II
IN
MAW
I'AKTS
Of
rilAIHII.n
AMI
IMIOM'tXTS
UOOO
WINNrPBO.
May
14
Improved
weather
conditions
this
spring
will
ac
count
lor
an
increevtd
wheat
acreage
aesordusx
to
the
second
weasiy
crop
re-
THIBET
VISIT
''9-
-
Somersaulted
28
Feet
When
Car
Struck
Stump;
j
Two
Killed.
Three
Hurt
-
i
C
MKKKI.AND,
B.C..
May
11.
Charles
Alfred
Hanson,
21,
and
i
.!"il
Korvthe,
111,
were
killed
and
three
companions
severely
:
mured
when
the
car
in
which
they
were
riding
left
the
Van-i
highway
near
Sanhills
below
Union
Bay,
striking
a
stump
and
i
Mul'.inK
28
feet
bryond.
Th
injured
arc
Airiu-r
Hansen,
whose
leg
in
broken;
Jack
For-v.
l,o
has
a
bpraincri
ankle
and
cuts
and
bruise.
Both
are
in
.
;iital
at
CumU'iian'l.
William
Ilamsay
is
cut
about
the
head
.nul
is
at
the
hospital
at
Comox.
I
the
youth:-,
whose
ages
range
from
17
to
21
are
all
resi-
:
1'ort
Albi-rni.
Charles
Hansen
was
the
driver.
DM.n
i
oik
m
iitir
million
r.
Ml
I
lt:T
.MKAMIHM
IS
MONTH
lor
the
month
of
April
j.,
improvement
i-ver
prevtoua
mis
year,
tlx
total
scale
be-;70
bcurd
feet
and
the
grata
..r
year
so
far
to
the
en
at
v
lUM
board
fast.
.
of
poles
bss
bean
sett
i;mI
feet
being
scaled
makta
the
year
no
itr
ul
very
near-lineal
fee.t.
PU
and
ties
!c-n
huiM
by
the
scale"
Pollowiis
to
the
scale
for
.
....
ajsBMot
pmce
1S1.7B4
i
.
ft
I
J';
Ice
ic
rdi
ELECTION
MAY
ati
41SJSO
J50
sjtt
10
i
1
38.044
r
a
r
nrn
nn
i
M
LAKufcK
AKLA
LOG
SCALING
GRAIN
SEEDED
part
at
to
uanasrai
svamia-ai
isvsi-waya..
Msatfobs.
akatcbwan
and
Alberta
ail
report
seeding
wall
advanced
land
more
groans!
sieged
Some
parte
of
northern
Oasfcatchrwan
will
Baft
double
the
Barest
of
last
year.
Wheal
rrdlnit
Is
oomplcted
In
some
area
of
Manitoba
and
from
JO
to
SO
per
cent
of
coarrc
grains.
Early
wheat
la
snow-ins
above
ttvp
eround.
Winter
rye
to
up
and
looking
well.
While
the
northern
pert
of
the
province
would
appreciate
rain
toe
south-en,
and
central
sections
do
not
lack
moisture
and
the
land
to
In
excellent
aadiuon.
Drv
weather
and
wind
has
resulted
in
some
drifting
In
Saskatche
wan
but
there
has
been
praoueauy
ac
damage,
saw
to
neaosa
generally
although
here
and
there
wet
and
frost
have
delayed
ploughing.
Seeding
should
be
cumnwara
wu
week
In
mast
places.
Wheat
la
two
inches
huh
south
of
Moose
Jaw
Threshing
last
year's
crop
In
the
die-
irleU
which
experienced
had
weatner
in
the
tall
u
occupying
many
Alberta
farmrrs.
Between
60
sad
TP
per
cent
of
the
new
crop
la
sown.
The
earth
la
in
excellent
condition
and
the
weather
Klves
promise
of
quick
germination.
IS
DESCRIBED
CAPTAIN
rOl.Tlll
llT
UU.S
in
tlMT
TO
"KOOf
Of
H
J'
IIM
t'OI..
Ol
Milll
MIAMI
Msstri
Msv
14.
Following
the
business
meeUng
of
Parent-Teacher
As-
held
at
the
ecnooi
no
use
mi
Thursday
evening,
Capt.
J.
.
uoimursi
gar,
s
very
interesting
r.
of
the
British
aspedltkm
.
mm
ininri
wnicn
w
-
-
w
.
command
of
Sir
Ftancia
1W
"
um
-..io..tic
about
the
year
relations
with
the
UDilsiiuis
"r-
,,
.tm,.
and
to
Thibeun
government
one
of
the
comparative.,
-
"
'
who
have
ever
visited
.Th.
Roof
of
the
World.
By
means
of
oiscsbu
"TT
'
,k
reoursohlc
the
speaker
oesenu.
-
,.oT
of
the
country
and
gave
of
the
trip
mw
description,
graphic
grapntc
r
,nimal
and
vtuCm.
ZU
W
Hetold
wit
ditions
mm
ae
bo
o-
earnea
"
gvitam
of
governed
plaPl
MJ"
condition.
no
"
He
bis
stay
,
in
the
country.
during
,
br-v.
dascrtoMl
the
--
Pliant
WWPl
Ut
o
-.
idisllke
of
forennera.
During
U-ir
the
Brlttsbers
"uBrltl
gov-
jernment
and
1
tw
u
.
re-twren
the
two
nau
wh(ch
iUt
of
the
trip.
,
to
hve
p
they
had
hoped
was
uever
alguca.
PIUNCK
ItUl'EJtT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
MAY
14,
1928
TCBAACK.
May
14.
Ideal
weather
conditions
prevailed
on
Saturday
fot
the
Anglican
WA.
sale
of
home
cook
ing,
candy
and
aprons,
held
In
the
Terrace
titeatre.
Following
the
sing
ing
ot
the
dcxology
and
prayer
by
Rev.
A.
W.
Bob
I
neon,
Mrs.
T
J.
Marsh
declared
the
sale
open.
Mrs.
Moblnson
and
Mrs.
Marsh
re
ceived
the
visitors
during
the
after
nocn.
The
home
cooking
tables
were
pret
tUy
decorated
with
fernery
and
spring
flowers
snd
ware
in
charts
ot
mm
Obit.
Mrs.
H.
King
snd
Mrs.
81ms.
wlU
Mrs.
Sparks
as
cashier.
The
tables
went
laden
with
enticing
nous
oooklag
and
there
were
many
eager
buyers.
Attractively
decorated
In
pink
and
white,
the
candy
booth
presented
an
inviting
appearance
snd
was
presided
over
by
Mrs.
W.
H.
Burnett
and
Mrs.
A.
Attree.
Mis.
C.
R.
Ollbert
and
Mrs.
H.
L
Smith
had
charge
of
the
apron
bootl,
which
contained
s
great
vartciy
ol
aprons.
Mrs.
R.
Haney
and
Mrs
W.
Chapmanl
were
assisted
in
the
serving
of
tea
to
the
auny
patrons
of
the
tale
by
the
Mtes
Kathleen
Burnett.
Helen
Ovetg
Mabel
Bishop,
Mna
Dover
and
Mar
garat
Oook.
while
Mm.
Biahop.
Mrs.
Ross
Thompson
and
Mrs.
J.
K.
Cordon
hsd
charge
of
kitchen
arrangementa.
The
proceeds
of
the
sale
were
somewhat
over
eighty
dollars.
Ooversunent
Telegraphs
report
from
the
Yukon
that
lot
Jams
are
atlll
holding
at
Selkirk,
Isaac
Creek
and
Coffee
Creek
with
one
between
Btewarl
Klver
and
Oglivle.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
Mews.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OPENING
OF
SWIMMING
SEASON
SALT
LAKES
AUS.
FOR
FLIERS:
Scene
outside
New
York
City
Hall
at
the
reception
to
the
gallant
crew
of
the
Bremen.
The
aviatoesyaf
4a
taw
todtae
car.
PHILADELPHIA
MAY
SECURE
A
HOCKEY
TEAM
(I.KM.IM
OIT
Of
TIIU
IU
NINH
MtU
IB,NrHIK
IN
NATIONAL
IKAdli:
TORONTO.
May
14
PissUrtS
Rut
Galekw
of
the
Natl
anal
BoeBwy
beacue
said
Saturday
that
negutteUeas
Mr
Uk
Matter
ot
the
Pittsburg
rrancbise
U
Ctrvsland
bad
bean
pracUcaUy
aban
doned,
and
PhUadelphsi
was
the
asost
probe
bta
sucosasor
to
Pittsburg
la
tac
league.
PROCEEDS
OF
SALE
WAS
EIGHTY
DOLLARS
liHiiKt:
I'Mifi.i:
xT.Mtr.
smis-
itl
i:vi:nt
rott
amiliiwn
t
ill
HI
M
TIIKKK
Under
Ideal
Weather
Ccndltions
the
Swimming
Season
Opened
Yesterday
at
The
Salt
Lakes,
Fifty
People
Going
In
swimming
season
opened
at
the
Salt
Lake
yesterday
un-,
THE
...
'ip
in'H
vea
her
conditions.
The
day
was
as
warm
as
is
usually
felt
here
in
midsummer
and
the
water
is
reporieo
to
have
been
quite
comfortable.
It
is
estimated
that
about
fifty
people
went
in.
Several
private
boats
crossed
the
harbor;
two
of
the
small
boats
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
&
Towing
Co.
were
in
continuous
service
and
the
Pachena
made
one
trip.
The
trip
also
proved
ideal
for
pleasure
boating
and
many
of
the
vessels
from
the
Prince
Rupert
Yacht
&
Rowing
Club
were
out
on
cruises
to
various
points
of
interest
in
the
harbor
and
beyond.
Big
Sale
of
Halibut
Today
at
Fish
Exchange
When
353,500
lbs.
Change
Hands
to
Local
Dealers
.
.
vaa
t
e
L.I!L..i
..tt..-.A
.4
4k-
flail
TOTAL
oi
aoa,ow
pounas
01
nanuui
ui"iw
-
A
ExchaiiRf
this
morning,
eleven
American
vessels
disposing
of
ice
mm
,.un!a
from
x
fir
and
lk
to
10.9c
and
7c.
while
Can-
dians
received
from
7c
and
4c
to
8.5c
and
Be.
Sales
won-
as
follows:
AMt
lllCAN
'
IIOLOINU
Ot
KR
.
Franklin.
.00()
pouads.
Booth
Pish-?rlea,
B.Sc
and
8c.
Mars.
S.S00
pounds.
Ceid
etorage.
10.Sc
ind
7c.
Marmot.
44.000
pottgaSa.
Pactrie
Pisber-les.
Sac
and
Sc.
PolarU.
32.000
pounds.
OoM
Storage.
8
7c
and
Sc.
Sitka.
80.000
pounds.
Royal
Plan
Co..
8Jc
and
Sc.
Helgeland.
15.000
pottnda,
Atlln
rtsh-erlea.
S.Bc
and
6c.
Rambler,
li.ooo
poundVi.
Booth
Plsh-arlee,
10.7c
and
7c
t4ellanoe.
s.ooo
pounds.
Pacific
Stor-Bgs)
Co..
10.6c
ami
7c.
Tbor.
7.000
jx.unde,
AtMn
Plaberlea.
10.8c
and
7c
10.5c
and
7c
Onah.
ll.oou
putsBsSa,.
Attut
planer
les.
loac
and
7c.
'
'ftNAIIAN
'
Al.n.
S.OO0
puuMkt,
sMttn
Pa
aeries.
8.6c
and
5c.
Cape
Bei
lf.
34
000
pounds,
Canadtsn
Plah
As
Cold
Storage
Oo.,
7c
and
4c.
Fanny
P..
5.000
pounds.
Canadian
Pish
Mm
riAljl
BMiraaM
fn..
Stsbl
k
nat
Covenant.
34
000
pounds;
Malvtlie.
31.000
pounds;
Caygeon.
9,000
peunds;
Nuba,
8.000
pounds.
AUTO
PLUNGED
INTO
KOOTENAY
MrliONAMI
A
IIKAI.
KsTATK
fM'KK
ATOlt
Ol"
NltlKANB
VH'TIM
Ol'
I'ATAt.
m
XOK
SPOKANE,
Wash
McDonald,
S7.
a
oi
tns
regiou,
w
May
14
tfcaaldK
widely
known
real
estate
operator
and
leading
avauoper
.
.
w.
.nnn
nrf.
h.,-l
In
which
he
was
rldliu
plungad
into
th
Kootaiiav
River
ncr
Bonner's
Perry,
Idaho.
He
was
born
In
Bootl
.
.1,
EIGHT
WEReTiLLED
ON
LEVEL
CROSSING
LI
rings
tone.
17
0CO
pounds.
Canadian
KKig,
pa..
May
14
Oght
parsons.
Pwh
Cold
StoiRga
Oo.,
84c
snd
Sc.
imcng
them
a
father
and
four
sons,
Western
Plshrr
8,000
pounds,
Atlln
j
were
killed
and
sevn
others
Injured
Fisheries.
8.6c
snd
Sc.
ner
here
when
tram
crashed
Into
Impereuse,
T.OOO
pounds.
Booth
Co.,
!
two
automobiles
when
passing
over
8.5c
and
5c
hr
imcks
at
a
irul
cnwulng.
Sea
Maid.
15.000
pounds,
Canadian
Pish
t
Cold
Storage
Co.,
8.4c
and
4c
!
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
It
pays!
FINE
RECITAL
OF
ORCHESTRA
MKS.
ItKOI
KLKMIV.
VOC.lLlHT.
AT
l.ttNT
ANII
OTIItIC
ITEIllTINO
kvk.nts
at
slnoav
The
final
recital
of
the
season
of
the
Regimental
Concert
Orchestra,
under
the
direction
of
Prof.
H
Aubrey
Pryce,
was
well
received
In
the
West
hoi
tne
Thea
tre
last
night.
There
were
some
800
parsons
In
attendance
and
the
collection
amounted
to
8104J04.
Possibly
the
"Barcarolle"
and
"Inter-
meuo
from
CevsUasra
Rustlcana"
were
the
most
popular
of
the
orchestral
num-
r,
though
In
s
Monastery
Oarden"
rivalled
them
Hj
Nellie
LawretKW
aaade
an
essei-:.nt
impression
In
a
Dancla
violin
solo
ud
gave
"A
Csadle
Song"
as
an
encore.
Mrs.
H.
N.
Br.cklesby
was
In
good
voice
In
"May
Morning"
and
responded
With
"Nightingale"
as
an
encore.
The
male
quartette
consisting
of
A.
Clapperton.
Morris
Blott.
A.
J.
Lancas-,er
and
J.
A
Teng
met
with
a
splendid
reception.
Their
first
number
was
crossing
toe
Bar"
and
the
encore.
"No-ucdy
Knows
Like
Mother."
The
saxophone
quartette
"Our
Directors,"
by
Dave
Bast
men,
Kenny
Rood.
Rod
Morrison
and
Jamas
Sturgeon
was
good,
the
number
being
repeated
as
sn
.ucore.
The
program
was
as
follows:
March
"Juniors"
(Aachen
,
Overture
"Light
Cavalry"
(Suppe).
Vocal
"May
Morning
(Dense).
Mrs.
H.
N.
Brocklesby.
Violin
solo
"8th
Air
Vsrle"
(Dancla).
Miss
Nellie
Lawrence.
Characteristic
"Dance
of
the
Skeletons"
(Allen).
Bntr-Acte
"In
a
Monastry
Garden"
with
vocal
effect
(Keteleby).
March-"On
Jersey
Shore"
I
Pry
or)
Male
quartet
"Crossing
the
Bar."
"Barcarolle."
from
Tales
of
Hoffman
1
Offenbach).
"Intermesxo"
CavaUerla
Rustlcana
lMacagnt).
Saxopltone
quartet
"Our
Directors"
(Blgelowi.
Oriental
"Peralsn
Market
(
Keteleby
1
March
"Land
of
the
itapte4
(Lsurend-
O
ft"
can).
Ood
Sav
The
King.
University
of
British
Columbia
results,
which
are
now
announced,
show
that
Miss
Plors
Burrltt.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
X.
Durrltt.
formerly
ot
this
city,
sad
Bald
L.
McLennan,
son
of
Mr.
snd
Mrs.
J.
C.
McLennan,
have
graduated
as
bachelors
of
arts.
Dunmall
H.
Hsrtnee.
formerly
principal
of
Booth
Memorial
School,
completed
his
third
year
in
Aru
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Upstair
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with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
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latest
and
best
for
the
least.
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PICIOUS
Bryan
Nominated
by
District
of
North
Vancouver
but
No
Delegates
from
City
Present
at
Convention
I'remier
Urges
Effort
to
Bring
Harmony
and
Suggests
no
Hurry
i
From
Imminence
of
Elections
N'
OKTH
VANCOUVER,
May
14.
M.
J.
Bryan.
M.L.A.,
was
nom-
i'U
u.e
Liotrai
convention
here
Saturday
night
which
was
attended
by
88
delegaUs
from
the
district.
The
city
association
refused
to
send
delegates.
!
Premier
Mac-Lean
addressed
the
convention
and
said:
"There
'
is
no
need
to
hurry
the
choice
on
the
score
of
the
imminence
of
the
j
provincial
election.
I
do
not
know
when
it
will
come
about.
Thero
is
pj-ji:
.
y
oi
time
to
neat
tne
aivisions
wiiuen
are
reporteu
to
ew
.iid
i.
may
be
thai
in
a
couple
of
weeks
harmony
will
be
restored.
On
ti
e
other
hand
if
harmony
does
not
prevail
at
the
end
of
that
time
it
might
be
good
policy
to
call
an
open
convention."
VZ
:
HALIBUT
BOAT
SAYH
PATTUAO
ON
Ills
HETt
l!A
HOME
V
ICTOBU
May
It.
Hon.
T.
O
Pst.ullo.
luiclster
of
lands,
returned
ycateiday
from
Ottawa
and
continued
through
to
Vic-
4
toria.
When
asked
in
regard
to
4
the
success
of
his
maaion.
he
4
4
Is
reported
to
have
said:
"I
4
have
no
statement
to
make.
Everything
Is
floe.
varythlug
Is
sttvelv."
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NK
I'l
LLKI)
Ori'
DI'MIAH
I'UVNU
IIY
r.M
HVJNA
AND
l'KDCfcEHS
TO
KETCHIKAN
INKEIt
OWN
l"OWER
With
the
use
at
plashe
snd
otbar
qfulsauscit.
the
gllsfemaji"
Usia)t
rbaali
went
on
the
vweaw
as
ike
nortli
of
a
mitf
uusn
aboja)
s
quarter
Islsn3
m
PtMay
morning,
was
suocessfully
putts:!
off
st
8
o'clock
Saaswdsy
night
on
a
high
t.de
ry
the
Prlooe
Rupert
Salvage
&
Towing
Co
's'
tugbaat
Pachena
and.
net
heing
badly
holed
with
the
large
Mck
pump
sble
to
keep
the
water
down,
proceeded
to
Katchlkan
for
re
pairs.
When
the
3slvsge
outfit
reached
the
of
the
stranding;
on
Saturday.
the
vessel
was
resting
high
and
dry
on
her
side
at
a
list,
of
forty-flee
degrees
or
so.
OperatslaB
to
salve
her
were
commenced
without
delay
and
were
soon
successful.
Capt
Wahlund
and
his
crew,
who
MM
been
cam
ping
on
the
beach,
went
back
aboard
the
vessel
which
piuosattsd
north
undfer
her
own
power.
The
June
wss
in
s
precarious
condition
and.
had
weather
not
been
pro-pttuous.
might
have
easily
been
lost.
RESCUED
FROM
FRASER
RIVER
HOY
YN
IIEK
NAME
IK
MKS.
IOI.KY
t
OKMEULY
MUX.
THOMAS
I
At
EN
BMOHOUSE.
Msy
14.
A
well
drcaeed
woman
was
rescued
trosn
the
Pras4r
River
Saturday
by
a
young
man
whfua
name
has
not
bean
ascertained
The
woman
first
told
the
police
she
was
Mrs.
Thomas
Caren
frrm
Victoria
but
later
said
that
was
tatr
name
until
the
death
of
her
husband,
a
former
member
of
the
Legislature,
but
her
name
now
was
Mrs.
P.
Poley
of
South
Vancouver.
,
It
Is
said
that
Mrs.
Poley
will
recover.
RUTH
AND
GEHRIG
BOTH
HIT
HOMERS
SATURDAY'S
GAMES
NBW
YORK.
May
14--The
Olants
yielded
tfe
National
League
leadership
'to
Cincinnati
with
Chicago
and
St.
I
Louis
fourth
as
a
ratalt
of
the
week
lend
game.
New
Tork
still
heads
the
I
American
league
With
Philadelphia
i
second.
Cleveland
third
and
Bt.
Louis
j
fourth.
I
Cincinnati
moved
to
the
head
of
the
Neticikal
League
yesterday
Sy
etefsatlng
the
PhiUKs.
while
the
(Hants
lost
their
wcond
stream
to
Chicago.
Brooklyn
broke
a
five
game
losing
Streak
by
betlns
Pittsburg.
Boston
broke
a
five-game
wiaitlng
streak
of
St.
Louis
Cardinals.
On
Saturday
both
But
snd
Oanrig
hit
homers.
CAI-rtAICV
HH
IK
UMAX
KILLED.
CALGARY.
May
14.
W.
P.
Moore,
C
N
R
brakemun
on
the
Oocae
Llae
branch,
wan
killed
Saturday
night
at
iIuh
-ork.
A
wife
and
two
sons
live
'here.