CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
gveryone
roads
the
Classified
Ada.
you
lose,
advertise
for
it.
jf
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
FflET
Till;
CLASSIFIED
IIAIHT,
B.
XV11L,
No.
168.
RE
A
T
.'null
margtM
tor
Mr.
Falconer.
rted
were
aa
follows:
Ketgin
Falconer
Moult
t
M.ik-
M
71
14
90
7
33
:
Huruor
6
7
Ar
r
50
S
u
nn
a
a
ia
7
-K
10
4
Df
.rli
14
149
107
17
TESTING
OUT
1
M
B
MARKETING
ACT
I
HIM:-!;
n-KAI.I
NO
AOAINST
ClOV-
lltVMINT
MEASI
KK
1(1(1
Mill
TO
SEI.I.INU
1'OTATOtiS
SfOUVER,
July
!.
Fined
l80
iw(ully
marketing
poUtoes
the
written
permission
of
the
potsto
committee
of
dlrec-i
'limn
Chuck
has
brought
action
provincial
supreme
court
to
teat
'"iiAtitutionallty
of
the
Produce
'
'.-!llK
Act.
ii
:l
(or
Chuck
will
contend
that
6-mhiiiiir
jurisdiction
over
market-"i
produce,
the
Provincial
Govern-
i
nt
traversed
eicluslve
powers
Dominion
in
n-gard
to
trade
and
"i
up
rre.
"-ia
led
with
Chuck
ear
8
other
uinw
"potato
bootleggers"
who
all
fined
and
who
elected
to
go
to
tn
order
to
test
habeas
corpus
i
i
""OCilliiKa.
Mr
Just
ire
Morrison
has
granted
corpus
effective
Thursday
for
"
m
till
nd
counsel
sUte
that
a
test
win
or-
rsrried
to
the
Privy
Cour
nvery.
BIG
MISSOURI
OPTION
TAKEN
ONxOI.IHATr.il
TO
MAKK
PAYMENT
"ATI'UHAY
WHEN
TIME
IIXI'IKES
TACOMA.
July
IB.
The
Consolidated
M
l
"k
Cimpany
will
c!mc
IU
option
""
Bin
Missouri
by
Saturday
night
when
""
option
expires,
according
to
a
tele-'ani
received
by
Big
Missouri
office
here
'"m
R
C.
Rowe
at
Tadanac.
B.C..
at-'orney
and
officer
of
the
Consolidated
notified
Big
Missouri
that
"Con-'li-lated
has
provided
the
Buena
Vista
Company
with
J.OOO,
being
1U
share
'he
option
payment
to
be
made
by
July
Hi"
4
1
A
V
ratlullo,
Manson,
Dr.
Sutherland
and
Wrinch
are
Probably
Elected
VANCOUVER,
July
19.
At
11.30
a.m.
today,
results
of
yes-
rua;
provincial
polling
snowed
the
election
of
thirty
Conserva-
with
that
party
leading
and
likely
to
win
seven
other
canstitu-The
Liberals
had
definitely
elected
seven
members
and
were
8
in
four
other
seats
with
the
prospect
that
they
would
elect
It
ir.
j.-:
nine
members.
The
only
Independent
in
the
province
lead-
Tom
Uphill,
Fernie
Labor
man.
In
Kamloops,
J.
R.
Cooley,
i.
is
leading
by
eleven
votes
with
three
polls
yet
to
report.
.hi
morning
confirmed
the
election
of
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson,
attorney
general,
in
Omlneoa,
and
Hon.
I0SE
BATTLE
ATLIN
RIDING
Dr.
W.
H.
Sutherland,
minuter
ol
pub-
lie
work,
in
Revelatoke.
Hon.
Ian
McKenale.
Liberal,
has
been
elected
In
North
Vancouver
with
a
majority
of
about
100.
Hon.
T.
D.
PaUuUo.
)ter
of
lands
In
Prince
Rupert
1
ted
to
be
the
fouth
and
only
other
1
surviving
cabinet
minister.
Premier
JX.
W
FALCONER,
CONSERVATIVE.
MaoLean
went
down
to
defeat
in
Vlc-
I.EADIM.
Mini
M.MillT
MARGIN
I
torla.
which
turned
In
a
solid
Oon-
Ottlt
II.
I'.
HEROIN.
LIBERAL
I
acrvatlve
ticket;
Hon.
Dougald
Doughy
--
-
!
ml
n
later
of
finance,
lost
in
Vancouver
T
W
Falconer.
Conservative
J
where
the
solid
Conservative
six
waa
leading
by
the
narrow
margin
,
returned,
and
Hon.
E.
D.
Btrrow,
on
null'
vis
II
is-hd
beecjafarttevot
rgll
tur
-we
'
he
prcapeet
was
this
morn-
ed
in
OblUlwaek
by
his
Conservative
'.tie
ravt
pott
would
be
needed
1
opponent.
t
.0
the
issue
In
Atlln
r
kit
rig.
Pre-
t.
W.
Falconer,
Conservative,
accord-M
c
went
strong
for
It.
F.
Ker-1
iM
t
lateet
reoort.
waa
leadlnc
H.
the
Liberal,
but
other
polls
if.
Kergtn.
ML,
in
AUIn
by
187
votes
and
his
election
Is
virtually
as-
eured.
In
Cariboo.
Rod
McKenaie.
the
Oon
servaUVe.
can
be
conceded
to
be
elected.
With
eight
polls
to
bear
from
the
vote
stands:
Campbell.
Liberal
4O0:
MeKetune.
Oonservattve,
000;
Stoddart.
Independent
Liberal,
3TS.
In
Fort
George
F.
P.
Burden.
Con
servative,
is
leading
H.
O.
Perry,
M.L-V
by
80
votes.
In
Kaslo-Stoeen.
the
Conservative
Is
leading
by
80.
In
Ltl-teoet
by
108
and
In
Mackenale
by
as.
It
ta
reported
here
that
Frank
Dock-
rlU,
Conservative.
Is
leading
in
Skeana
by
40
over
Dr.
H.
C.
Wtlneh.
MX-A.
but
this
is
disputed.
Following
were
the
results
as
Indi
cated
by
last
night's
early
returns.
i
j"
Vancouver
City
Finale
Donaghy.
Ub-i
ol
HMt'
Mm
nnl
Sbnlth
Uh
Jt
11331;
Aid.
H.
E.
Almond.
Ub
11.271.
J.
P.
Hogg.
Lib.,
10AM:
Fred
Stirling.
Lib..
10.601;
Nlcnol
Thompson,
Lib..
10AM:
W.
C.
Shelly,
Con.,
16JM;
K.
L.
MalUand.
Con..
16.901;
O.
A.
Walkem.
Con..
15.S10;
Nelson
Spencer,
Con..
U.TS8;
T.
It.
KUk.
Con,
!.-170:
William
Dick.
Con..
14.711;
Aid.
Mclnnls,
Labor,
60SS;
R.
Skinner.
!
Labor.
3873:
Ouy
Pelton,
Ind.
098;
all
i
six
conservative
electee,
gsining
nw
seats
from
Liberals
and
one
from
Provincials.
Victoria
Finals
Premier
Mac
Lean.
Lib.,
0330:
W.
T.
Stralth.
Lib.,
8863;
Mark
Orahara,
Lib..
8744;
R.
A.
Dewar.
Lib..
8816;
Reg.
Hayward,
Con-
71B3:
II.
d.
Twlgg.
Con.,
0700;
Joshua
Hinchcllffe.
Con.,
7138;
J.
H.
Beattle.
Con..
8873;
Mrs.
MoOregor.
Ind.
Con.,
338;
Oapt.
B.
Mathoson,
Ind.
Con..
78:
Joe
North,
Ind..
847;
W.
Inward.
Ind.,
303:
Four
Conservatives
elected,
no
change
Albcrol
-L.
A.
Hanna.
Liberal,
conceded
elected
late
last
night
over
Percy
Rushton.
Oonservstlve.
and
T.
A.
Barnard.
Labor.
Liberal
gain
over
Independent.
New
Westminster
A.
Weils
Oray.
Liberal.
3007:
Rev.
A.
M.
Sanford.
Conservative.
3990;
Liberal
majority.
707;
no
change.
Ohllllwaek
Wm.
Atkinson.
Conservative.
3387;
Hon.
K.
D.'
Barrow,
Liberal.
1706:
Conservative
majority.
681:
O6nwrvtlve;gatn"from
Liberal.
Saanloh-Dr.
Tolnvlev
OonservaUve
leaderrelcctetf-by-TObstarfMal
margin
over
N.
W.
Whlttaker,
Liberal!
no
change.
Nelson
Dr.
L.
E,
Borden.
Conservative,
elected
over
D.
D.
McLean.
Liberal.
Conservative
gain.
Cranbrook
.
M.
McPherson,
Liberal,
elected
over
N.
A.
Walllnger.
Oonservstlve
Liberal
gain
from
Conservatives.
Burnaby
W.
R
RuUedn
Conservative,
elected
over
Dr
3
A
Mclver.
Llb-
tcoiUlinliM
'n
:AX)
U
I
had
to
I
MACLEAN
AND
TOLMIE
SPEAK
ON
ELECTION
LY
TO
WILL
OF
PEOPLE
AM)
NEW
ONE
TRIUMPHANT
t
nave
done,"
the
Premier
eald.
He
:
banked
the
electors
who
supported
the
Liberal
Government
and
all
faithful
workers
who
assieted
the
party's
can
didates
throughout
the
province.
TOLMIE
M'EAKS
"This
has
been
a
glorious
victory
for
the
OonservaUve
party
and
will
have
Its
effect
throughout
the
whole
of
Canada.
It
is
a
clear
approval
of
the
Conservative
manifesto
and
Its
well
defined
promise
for
greater
development
and
the
attendant
prosperity
of
the
province
along
business
lines
tor
the
development
of
the
people
of
this
glorious
prlvince.
Han.
S.
F.
Tolmie
said
when
commenting
on
the
election.
"I
am
placing
my
services,
such
as
I
am
able
to
render,
at
the
disposal
of
the
people
of
this
province.
Irrespective
of
tnitr
political
allegiance."
.
4
MAY
(lllili
HIS
SKAT
4
TO
I'ltKMIEIt
MAC
LEAN
0
MBRRITT,
July
19.
There
la
a
possibility
that
Dr.
J.
J.
OillU,
Liberal,
who
was
elected
In
Yale
with
a
majority
of
1.000
votes,
may
resign
his
seat
in
favor
of
Premier
J.
D.
Mac-
Lean,
who
formerly
sat
for
this
riding.
This
would
allow
the
defeated
Premier,
who
lost
tn
Victoria,
to
become
leader
of
the
opposition.
CALLES
URGES
PRINCE
RUPEilT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JULY
19,
1028
TORY
t
AVOID
ANARCHY
PRESIDENT
OK
MEXICO
SAYS
C'OV
NTITI
TION
WILL
NOT
HE
MEXICO
CITY.
July
19.
President
Callea
officially
announced
Obregon's
assassin
was
actuated
by
religious
fer
vor
and
urged
the
people
to
keep
their
heads
to
avoid
anarchy.
He
promised
that
the
constitution
should
not
be
In
fringed.
Implying
he
would
not
attempt
to
remain
In
power
to
succeed
himself.
which
Is
against
the
constitution.
PETROL
ARRIVES
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
FLYER
FROM
SPAIN
The
Standard
Oil
Co.
yesterday
de
Uvered
In
bond
to
Prince
Rupert
1830
gallons
of
petrot
which
will
be
held
for
the
use
of
Oapt.
Alda,
Spanish
aviator.
who
exneeta
to
be
here
about
August
10
In
the
course
of
a
fttght
around
the
world.
Advertise
la
the
Dally
News,
MICH
AS
1S0
A
WEEK
MAY
UK
RECEIVED
IH'RIMi
XEXT
TWO
j
.MONTHS
HY
CONTESTANTS
There
are
In
all
probability
few
business
men
In
this
territory
who
will
clear
around
II
.200
in
the
nest
two
months.
Certain
It
Is
that
the
average
will
not
pick
op
from
1400
to
1600
a
month
this
summer.
The
Dally
New
la
putting
up
over
14,000
In
cash
and
motor
cars
to
be
lven
away
In
a
tew
short
weeks
to
men
and
women
Who
a
111
make
some
IOIC.MEK
PREMIER
HOWS
(iRACElTL-1
si
ort
tc
help
themselves
There
la
about
1400
a
month
these
-.irxt
two
months
lot
the
man
or
wo-'
man
who
Willi
go
cut
aim
do.
and,
VICTORIA,
July
19.-Premtcr
Mac-'
"
"
Leans
sUtement
to
the
people
ol
"
,
"
"
"
"
'
,v
"
1
British
Columbia
follows:
I
"".
"
KW
lzr
wno
-The
doctor,
have
spoken
and
have
I
-aAt
H
l
dka
lh
hlav
vtsaai
chosen
a
OonservaUVe
Government.
I
r
have
no
fault
to
find
with
the
decision.
,
l!ii'iiHrii.
n.
....
...
.
.
Kill
I.NOl
(III
'
j
FOR
vm
lOl
One
thing
that
undoubtedly
influenoad
I
.
the
elt-ctors
was
the
cry
"It's
time
for
a
change."
The
Premier
said
he
bad
no
regrets
for
the
campaign,
for
Liberal
candi
dates
throughout
the
province
position
whereby
you
stood
to
make
up
to
11.300
in
the
next
lew
weeks
you
would
stop
short
sag
think,
wouldn't
you.
It
dreamt
male
any
difference
7T1k.
.
V
.,,
to
preeeot
pcalUon.
The
big
kUtth.
healthy
ki.
basts.
f
you
are
the
mora-
you
would
think
Right
now
in
these
times,
when
men
are
thinking
of
the
neeoastty
for
getting
money,
when
men
ire
trying
hard
to
Inchreaae
their
Incomes
61.300
Is
a
sum
to
be
desired,
no
matter
who
you
are.
The
News'
two
automobile
and
cash
nrtees
"Everybody
Wins"
campaign
is
just
starting.
It
has
been
and
still
is
slow.
There
should
be
at
least
as
many
active,
real
candidates
as
there
are
price.
There
should
be
more
persons
entered
who
know
what
real
money
represent,
who
have
an
idea
of
how
big
61.300
realty
u
In
these
daya
of
readjustment.
NOT
REALLY
VNOER
WAY
The
Dally
News'
"Svcrybody
Wins"
campaign
l
big
enough
to
intereat
the
very
bkfjeet
men
and
women
In
Prince
Rupert
and
thai
territory.
But
what
ha
been
the
result
everyone
ha
been
expecting
everyone
else
In
and
few
have
entered
to
date.
The
.few
Candida
tee
who
are
In
so
far
have
not
produced
much.
Prom
ises
which
do
not
produce
votes
and
which
do
not
win
seem
to
be
the
prevailing
spirit
to
date.
Votes
win.
and
vote
alone
wUl
win.
In
this
ef
fort
one
count
his
ohick
after
they
are
hatched
and
not
the
number
of
as
that
put
under
the
hen.
Oei
subscrlptiona
and
get
vote.
Consider
this
ss
you
would
any
busi
ness
proposition.
Outline
your
course
of
action
then
go
out
and
put
It
over.
Are
you
big
enough?
Or
are
you
hiding
behind
the
sorees
of
"not
time
enough"
"too
busy
on
my
Job
here
to
make
from
6880
W
11,300
In
part
tlmel"
NOW
IS
TIME
TO
ACT
Cut
out
the
nomination
coupon
In
this
Issue.
Bring
It
or
mi-11
it
to
the
campaign
department
now
located
at
the
News
office.
The
campaign
manager
will
be
there
to
nerve
you.
It
It
la
hot
convenient
to
call,
ask
that
a
representative
be
sent
to
you.
Don't
delay
delays
are
dsngerous.
Make
up
your
mind.
Enter
today,
phone
834.
tor
further
Information.
Surely
you
must
be
Interested
In
making
more
money
than
many
of
the
most
auo-ceesful
merchants
In
the
city
during
the
same
period
of
time,
OFFER
REFUSED'
FOR
ift.
WINNEROF
DERBY
ION
DON,
July
lOt-The
Amerlcaa
offer
or
half
a
million
dollar
tor
Faleted
h
winner
of
this
year's
Derby,
was
re-tuned
by
Sir
Hugo
Dual
If
f
Owen.
AMI
NOSEN
RELIEF
STOCKHOLM.
July
19-Ths
Swedish
Spltrbcrgen
relief
expedition
Is
ordered
back
to
Stockholm.
Russia
will
continue
to
search
for
Amundsen
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
FISH
PATROL
BOAT
SINKS
AMY
SM
ftELOMJIMi
TO
M.
I).
Kl'L-l.l
VAN
Of
JAI"
INLET,
101M-EKEII
Oil'
HANKS
ISLAND
The
fisheries
patrol
boat
Amy
3..
36
feet
long
and
9
feet
beam,
pokered
with
an
18
b.p.
engine
and
owned
by
M.
D.
SUUvan
of
Jap
Inlet,
got
In
a
tide
rip
while
a
northwest
gale
was
blowing
outside
Bank
Iilr.nd
off
Norwegian
Harbor
about
noon
last
Sunday
and
foundered
In
terrific
seas.
There
wss
no
insurance
on
the
boat
of
which
Mr.
Sullivan
waa
engineer
and
Capt
Sullivan,
navigator.
The
crew
of
twe
managed
to
get
ashore
in
a
rowboat
and
McTavlsb
was
lost
In
the
bush
for
twenty-lour
hours.
Sullivan
made
Lawson
Hartor
In
the
Flying
Spur.
TILDEN
OUT"
TENNIS
TEAM
Suspended
for
Writing
Articles
About
Matches
in
Which
he
Was
I'laying
PARIS,
July
19,
Tilden
was
suspended
from
the
American
Davis
Cup
tennis
team
on
the
ground
that
he
wrote
articles
about
London
matches
while
playing-in-them,
thus
const
I
tu-ting
professional
conduct.
London
and
New
York
are
all
agog
with
indignation
over
the
matter
and
the
manager
of
the
American
team
resigned
after
firing
Tilden.
NEW
YORK,
July
19.
Bill
Tllden's
removal
from
the
American
Davis
cup
team
followed
investigation
into
articles
which
apparently
violate
the
amateur
rule
of
the
United
States
Lawn
Tennis
Association,
the
latter
organization
officially
announces.
WILLINGDONS
GIVEN
GREAT
RECEPTION
PEACE
RIVER.
July
19.
The
Willing
-
dons
m-ere
given
a
big
reception
on
their
first
visit
to
this
northern
coun
try.
They
are
touring
the
new
high
way
to
Donnelly
today.
1'ATTll.LO
THANKS
IT.ni'l.E
OF
IHSTRK'T
IOR
TIIEIII
t'ONlTHENf
E
To
the
people
of
Prlnoe
Rupert
Riding:
,1
wish
to
thsnk
most
heartily
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
riding
for
the
support
they
gave
me
at
the
election
yesterday.
T.
D,
PATTULLO.
4.
4
WESTBROOKS
WIN
SOCCER
WINNIPEG.
July
19.
Westbrooks
obtained
the
Manitoba
and
Saskatchewan
championship
at
soccer
and
earned
the
,
right
to
meet
the
"Westminster
Royal
Coaat
freighter
Famous,
Capt
R
B.
in
Bennett,
railed
t
the
Imperial
Oil
Co.'
pl;int
ihiv
niorniin:
to
take
on
fuel
Mime
cabaret
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12,
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
I'lione
437
Price
Five
Cents
CONSERVATIVES
'AT
JULIO
PROBABLY
ELECTED
IN
PRINCE
RUPERT
RIDING
,andslide
Sweeps
Liberals
from
Power
and
Returns
the
Conservatives
Under
Tolmie
Vancouver
and
Victoria
go
Solid
Against
Government
CANDIDATES
IN
NEWS
CAMPAIGN
TO
BE
REWARDED
Pattullo
Probably
Elected
in
Prince
Rupert
and
Manson
and
Wrinch
Also
Go
to
Legislature
With
sixteen
small
polls
to
yet
hear
from,
the
majority
of
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
minister
of
lands,
over
James
II.
Thompson,
his
Conservative
opponent,
today,
stood
at
88,
indicating
that
the
local
min
ister
will
very
probably
survive,
the
Conservative
landslide
which
,wept
the
province
yesterday.
The
total
vote
stood
today
at
1222
for
Pattullo
and
1134
for
Thompson.
Polls
yet
to
be
heard
from
are
Aliford
Bay,
Banks
Island,
Baxter's
Camp,
Cumshewa,
Georgetown,
.lippo
Island,
Jap
Inlet,
Jedway,
Lockeport,
Oceanic,
Oona
River,
Osland,
Refuge
Bay,
Sandspit,
Thurston
Harbor.
The
city
of
Prince
Rupert
gave
Pat--
luilo
a
majority
of
83
which
It
was
.lanlly
expected
would
be
offset
In
the
-Utalde
polling
divisions.
With
Mr.
Pattullo.
Hen.
A.
M.
Man-on,
attorney
general,
whoie
election
In
Omlneoa
was
conceded
last
night
with
a
oajorlty
of
acme
200
votes,
and
Dr.
H.
Wrinch.
who
1
assured
of
election
In
Skeena
with
a
majority
of
at
least
100.
were
returned
to
the
legislature
aa
Lib
eral
(run
the
north
while
H.
F.
Kergln,
in
Atlln.
and
,
II
Q.
Perry,
In
Fort
George,
were
both
lagging,
the
Indica
tion
being
that
the
Conservatives,
T.
W,
Falconer
and
F.
P.
Burden,
would
pan
babty
win
those
ridings.
Following
were
the
Prince
Rupert
riding
polling
division
which
bad
transmitted
their
result
lavt
night:
Pattullo
Thompson
Buckley
By
3
Hayaport
14
Inverness
0
Uwoliill
7
Waatfft
17
Port
Clement
39
Port
Edward
3
Port
Simpscn
30
Prince
Rupert
993
Queen
Charlotte
33
Skldegate
13
Sunnyside
10
Tlell
4
Tow
H1U
4
Watun
River
6
Outside
absentee
(to
date)
80
PRINCE
RITERT
POLL
Tabtt
counted
first
In
the
3
7
8
.
3
"
37
84
11
tide
in
bet
favor.
The
total
votes
cast
at
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
was
1937
or
a
substantial
Increase
over
tsie
1934
election
when
the
total
was
1470.
In
that
election
Pattullo
had
821
votes
or
a
majority
of
310
over
S.
M.
Newton
who
had
611
vote.
The
Provincial
candidate,
T.
Ross
MacKay.
polled
38
votes.
American
Government
Apologizes
for
Violation
of
Agreement
in
Regard
to
Patrol
Off
Florida
MIAMI,
July
19.
A
letter
from
the
state
department
on
record
in
the
district
federal
court
here
making
known
the
termination
of
the
agreement
under
which
United
States
coastguard
boats
were
allowed
to
patrol
waters
of
British
possessions
off
Florida
cdast
in
search
of
rum
runners,
tendered
an
apology
to
the
British
government
for
a
technical
violation
of
the
agreement
and
said
that
hereafter
the
dry
fleet
will
remain
five
miles
off
the
Bahama
shores.
Return
to
the
owners
of
two
boats
confiscated
more
than
a
year
ago
and
liquor
cargoes
were
ordered.
e
The
agreement
permitted
American
pwtrol
boati
to
enter
British
waters
only
tor
the
purpose
of
observing
rum
craft.
WASHINGTON.
July
19
The
government
having
apologised
to
the
British
government
for
the
illegal
setaure
of
British
ahlps
In
the
West
Indies
waters,
ha
can
celled
the
prosecution
of
their
crews.
The
question
arises
whether
Boatswain
Ohrtetlaneen
and
Pop
Hsele
ot
the
American
coastguard
will
be
prosecuted
under
toe
American
law
or-lnteroaUooal
law
for
mlarepresenslng
the
distance
British
liquor
laden
ships
were
from
shore
and
stealing
cargoes
tor
their
own
use.
Neale
ha
already
served
time
In
aa
English
prinoram.i
.
i,r
:
..
The
easei'hke
stirred
A)P
much
Ufeter-national
IndlfrnaUenj
1
,
1
,i
ui,,,..'
ELLEN
TERRY
ILL
AND
UNCONSCIOUS
8MALLHYTH.
Kent.
Eng..
July
19.
Ellen
Terry,
the
famoui
actress
who
I
crltloaily
Ul
here,
relapsed
today
Into
the
final
(or
the
Western
Canada
spells
of
unconxrlousneaa
She
In
80
rinal.
defeutinx
Sankatoon
Thistles
1
1
years
of
aire
and
haa
been
an
Invalid
for
to
I).
.
U.e
pail
twn
Vi'.lln.
WRINCH
WINNER
SKEENA
RIDING
HAS
MAJORITY
OK
111
OVER
FRANK
DOCK
KILL
WITH
MOST
Of
IMPORTANT
POLLS
REPORTED.
South
Hazelto
Pacific
......
31
Dorreen
8
New
Hazelton
8
Usk
8
Remo
Amsbury
8
Rosewood
49.Kwlnltsa
....
Olentanna
.
.
.
Prince
Smitbers
....
Rupert
poH
gave
Thompson
the
lead
Terrace
but
some
of
the
laVer
tables
gave
goodHazetton
With
most
of
the
Important
polls
reported.
Dr.
H.
a
Wrinch.
Liberal
M.
L.
A.
for
Skeena,
was
apparently
reelected
over
his
Conservative
opponent.
F.
M..
Dockrlli,
laki
night.
Dr.
Wrinch
had
a
toal
of
708
and
Mr.
Dockrlli
S77
or
a
majority
for
Wrinch
of
141.
Smlthera
gave
Wrinch
a
majority
of
104
while
Dockrlli
was
preferred
In
Terrace
by
a
margin
of
23
votes.
These
were
the
two
most
Important
polls
tn
jhe
riding.
tuvM;..,.w.,
Detailed
results
for
Skeenf
as
far
as
available
follow:
Wrinch
Dockerlll
Morlcetoa-n
4
12
8
8
8
6
87
19
11
39
10
3
,
8
3
7
4
2
3
18
10
271
'
168
118
138
70
83
84
63
13
1
9
13
19
IS
7
7
8
7
8
MANSON
TAKES
OMINECA
SEAT
ATTORNEY
(lENERAL'S
ELECTION
CONCEDED
WITH
MAJORITY
OF
SOME
200
VOTES
With
a
majority
of
some
200
votes,
(he
election
of
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson.
attorney
general,
over
Arthur
Shelford.
Conservative,
In
Omlneoa
riding
Is
conceded.
Mr.
Manson
had
not
lost
one
poll
In
meagie
returns
received
last
night.
Vanderhoof
gave
Manson
a
majority
of
13
and
Burn
Lake
accorded
him
a
majority
of
89.
Polls
reporting
in
Omlneoa
were:
Manson
Shelford
Vanderhoof
129
Nadlna
River
11
Orassy
Plain
18
South
Bulkley
18
Topley
20
North
Bulkley
6
Houston
34
Burn
Lake
106
116
7
8
6
IS
4
34
47
FOLEY
DRAWS
WITHKID
ROY
iHSkHSAL.
July
19.
Kid
Roy
retained
the
featherweight
championship
ot
Canada'
Vhed'Oid'
fought
terr
rounds-
Aa
a
dri-ifwlth
Tieiptrtey
of
Vancouver.
IIOAItK,
OF
TRADE
Ll'NCIIEON
Honor
of
SIR
HENRY
THORNTON
'
1
pjn.
Friday
COMMODORE
CAKE
Ticket
8100
Publla
Invited