CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Everyone
reads
the
Classified
Ads.
If
you
lose,
advertise
'
It.
If
you
flild.
locate
f
.
Whatever
you
need
.
't
'
'.
GKT
THE
Vh.XHSj
4i0
S.
M.
Newton
Failed
to
File
Nomination
Papers
and
Is
Not
a
Candidate
Straight
Content
for
Legislature
Here
Iietwecn
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattulto
and
James
H.
Thompson
I
N
spite
of
his
repeated
announcements
that
he
would
be
an
Inde
pendent
Conservative
candidate,
S.
.M.
Newton
failed
to
file
hie
!
NEGOTIATIONS
TAKING
OVER
P.G.E.
RAILWAY
IClll.WAV
-"AID
TO
Hi;
I.VVOU.UH.L
ill
t
tantuxMKXT
iiah
oiiikii
1'KOI'O.hALK
AT
MAMK
TIME
OTTAWA.
JUM
W
.-
Negotiations
for
tlx
Canadian
National
taking
over
the
1'Xl
E
art
proceeding
slowly.
The
government
has
several
other
proposals
to
,ke
over
th
Unas
In
eastern
Canada
id
may
not
act
tor
some
time.
Par-mini
have
the
Iwt
word.
The
Canadian
National
executive
1
mr;.ii
to
be
favorable
to
taking
.
r
Bhiimi
Columbia's
railway.
WESTERN
MEN
FOR
OLYMPICS
VAMOtVI.lt
AMI
VHTOUIA
MEN
pk
ACTH
ai.i.a
xi
im:i
riat
i-s
t
nil
vt
i
i:
itiuiNu
TORONTO.
June
27
Jim
Davis
of
Vancouver
snd
Toroby
Peden
Of
VIC-turis
along
with
Lew
Elder
and
Andy
limit
in
ol
Toronto
by
victories
in
last
night'
Canadian
Olympic
trials
irctlially
assured
of
place
on
Olympic
tCHma.
RAIN
WRECKED
are
the
TENNIS
GAMES
WIMBTEDOJ.
June
27
Kaln
wrecked
the
second
day'a
program
of
the
classic
Wimbledon
tennis
championships
and
caused
the
postponement
of
many
rnatchtx
However
Ttlden
and
hla
team
mate
l.oti
managed
to
win
second
round
victories.
Other
winners
were
Cochet,
Hie
French
etar.
Baron
DeOrpulso
of
liiily
and
Rene
Lacoste
of
France.
FISIIERMENREPORTED
MISSING
FOUND
SAFE
Thu
Men
from
Niiniilwle
Drifted
Ixmn
limit
Hie
t'lutnitrl
liefore
Wind
ami
Tide
Provincial
police
reported
that
morning
that
the
two
fishermen
reported
yesterdsy
to
have
been
missing
stnee
last
Thursday
from
Bunnyalde
Cannery.
had
now
been
found.
They
had
drifted
before
wliuieud
tide
from,
the
mouth
the
Bkeena
R'vei
down
Orenvllle
Chan.
Bel
whence
they
were
towed
back
4unnylcle
f
,
y
I
Stuart.
.
B.
MeDougell.
James
O.
Brady.
ed
1
o
PRESIDENT
OF
GENEVA
PRESS
CONFERENCE
IS
VISITORJJERE
TODAY
Robert
Bell,
a
New
Zealand
news,
paperman
and
president
of
the
Geneva
Press
Conference.
Is
a
noted
passenger
aboard
the
Prince
Oeore
today.
He
l
Koing
north
for
a
visit
to
the
Yukon
ilMfk-t.
J.
A.
Klrkpetrlek.
W.
J.
MoOuttbeon.
William
Ollchrtst.
George
H.
Munro.
R.
E.
Benson.
II.
A.
Breen.
a.
H.
OUrks.
J
D.
Thurber.
Mrs.
D.
E.
Stephens.
John
L.
Laurensen.
II.
Cepstlck.
Miss
M.
A.
wy.
Mm.
Bhw
W.
Brady.
A.
C
Beatty.
v?
r.
Love.
E.
A.
Mann.
Mrs.
B.
O.
ere
pubUsbed
yesterday.
"
FISH
SALES
111
1
but
tales
today
laotuded
tbe
wing.
AMERICAN
Oeriend
104(10
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
10
JO
and
7.
Cold
Storage
at
BJO
and
S
Tramp
Ttjbm
to
Atlln
Fisheries
at
D
and
.
R.W.
B.0O0
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
040
and
.
The
Elks'
moonlight
excursion
planned
tor
July
fl
Is
creating
a
good
deal
of
Interest
and
the
request
for
tickets
is
atdeapread.
In
view
of
the
fact
thai
IN
NORTH
VANCOUVER
NORTH
VANCQUVWl.
June
37.-A.
C.
McMillan
last
night
was
nominated
at
an
open
convention
as
an
independent
candidate
In
this
riding
for
tne
provincial
election.
AMUNDSEN
SEEN
TROMBOE.
June
27.
A
Norwegian
sealer
repo'W
'tost
It
ew
Amundsen's
ni.,.
on
sn'
'tit
'flow
near
Northeast
nomination
pajiers
today
for
the
provincial
election,
thui
leav-!
!
Land,
rxjiidltforfe
'tfrevented
the
sealer
service,
rescuing
them
Wit
Amundsen
and
his
rompsnlons
were
seen
through
a
telescope
repairing
the
seaplane.
won
mi"
i)i:itV
CUHRAGH,
June
27.
The
Irish
derby
was
won
by
Charles
Hyde's
Dsytown.
Wave
Top
came
second
and
Bracknell
third
The
nukes
were
I18.000.
Mr
and
Mr.
W
B.
Oornlah
sailed
..,.,,i.v
afternoon
by
the
Catala
for
Vancouver
and
Victoria
on
weeks'
holiday
trip.
INDICTMENT
MAYOR
ASKED
McGcer
Will
Demand1
That
L'hargeti
be
Drought
Against
Police
VANCOUVER.
June
27.
G.
G.
.iicGeer
revealed
on
the
resumption
of
the
police
prone
that
he
will
demand
the
indictment
of
Mayor
Taylor,
Chief
of
Police
Long,
Inspector
Jackson
and
Detective
Sergeant
Mc
ng
ii
a
mraigni
ngni
on
juiy
18
between
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattu
oT
9mhlinfr
,?..
n
I
,n,,rrl,.riv
f.iliprnt
ranHirtate
I'm
ru-alnMinn
nl
Tama
If
Tknnn.nH
I
Native.
Mr.
Thompson's
papers
were
filed
with
the
returning
officer,
;
II.
Mortimer,
this
morning.
He
is
proposed
by
Cyril
H.
Orme,
Km
uiid(i
by
W.
E.
Fisher.
Assentors
are
as
follows:
Own
Smith.
J.
c.
McLeniun.
n.
c.
laughlin
on
charges
of
conspir-
houses.
with
the
operator
of
TOLMIE
NOT
A
;
GOOD
DELEGATE!
uow;iinh:nt
at
ottawa
woild
not
i.woit
man
who
timed
i
Tl
TIKX
THEM
OtT
REVELBTOKX.
June
27.
Hon.
W.
H.
!
Jameroa.
Mrs.
Barbara
Oortlon.
Mrs.
L.
1
Sutherland,
minister
of
public
works,
Smith.
K.
W.
Oamtron,
Mm.
F.
N.
!
tendered
a
complimentary
Nomina-
Blanc.
Mrs.
A.
Stuart.
Miss
E.
M.
Baric
tlon
here
last
night
at
a
Liberal
con-
I
md
C.
O.
Howe.
I
veatlon
at
which
the
chief
speaker
was
i
fti
initiations
closed
at
1
pa.
today
!''"1"
MaoLean.
Details
of
Mr.
Ptttullo's
nomlneUoa
1
The
Premier
referred
ta
the
sasalfseto
of
Dr.
Tolmte,
Conservative
leader
as
"a
pious
declaration
of
goad
hrtejttloMl
Jrv
which
lS4lkrleeetiAnjdrwft
to
cartr
ft
ntto
effsft."
:,
,
TIM
Premier
said
It
was
all
right
tor
Dr.
Totmie
to
say
he
would
co-operate
with
the
-Dominion
government
In
matters
pending
between
the
governments
but
the
queatt6n
was.
however,
would
the
Dominion
government
co-
Sea
Bird
00.090
to
Cold
Storage
at
Pr"
ltn
Toimle.
.
As
the
Con-
0M
and
0
I
"rTa"
i
u'
naa
oeen
organiaer
lor
CtWIU
IN
I""
Pn
aroughoirt
the
country
as
a
Pair
of
Jeoks
7,000
to
AUin
Ftthsrlss
rult
whlch
duUe
Kalen
0.0M
and
Eric
Roy
400
Is
'
"
la
aouDM
11
!
MOONLIGHT
EXCURSION
I1i
simI
MuIc
Awurtd
for
TlHte
IVIio
Allrnd
lUg
Ctrnt
tne
Ottawa
government
would
estena
much
assistance
to
Dr.
Totmie
were
be
elected
to
office
In
BC.
ECKOFF
WAS
WOUNDED
ON
POLISH
LINE
IIEKLIN.
June
27.
A
Hrltish
citien
named
Kcknff,
said
to
he
toey
are
umiiea
in
numoer.
Anyone
.
,trlnntk
,,,,nrl
It
V
n
h..tl
!.:M'"
,n.
ai"w
attacked
in
a
fort
of
July
0
aboard
the
88.
Princess
Royal,
would
do
well
to
secure
their!
tickets
early
and
not
be
disappointed,
i
It
Is
understood
that
the
members
of
j
the
lodge
are
disposing
of
tickets
aaj
well
as
the
office
of
the
CPU.
From
what
can
be
gathered
from
the!
committee
In
charge
an
evening
full
of
fun
and
music
Is
planned,
but
further
than
th'
they
would
not
say.
In
any
event
a
delightful
and
pleasant
cruise
Is
In
store
for
these
who
mske
the
trip.
McMillan
nominated
near
the
Polish
frontier,
wound
ed
hy
revolver
nhoU
and
Is
now
in
the
hospital
at
Massertz.
Some
months
ago
Eckoff
was
injured
in
a
motor
smash
near
Merlin
and
arrested
on
u-picion
of
being
n
spy
and
after
wards
released.
WELL
KNOWNMA'rTnE
ENGINEER
OFF
FOR
OLD
COUNTRY
TODAY
Jimmy"
'amplirll.
Chief
of
Caiiaillmi
Tranxrtrr,
to
llrlng
Out
New
Nhlp
James
Campbell,
well
known
engineer
of
this
coast,
formerly
second
engineer
of
the
CP
R
stesmer
Prlnoaw
Sophia
and
more
recently
chief
of
the
Canadian
National
Steamships
freighter
Canadian
Transporter,
arrived
on
the
Prtnee
George
this
nvrning
from
the
south
and
lmtttedistel)
doubled
back
on
the
Prince
John
to
Vancouver
whence
be
will
proceed
to
Montreal
enroute
to
Liverpool
to
bring
out
one
of
the
new
freighters
for
the
C.N
A
west
ladies
7
1
DURBAN
ON
VISIT
V
TO
JUNEAU
TODAY
JUNBAU,
June
37.
The
BrltUh
light
cruiser
Durban
put
into
port
late
yesterday
to
remain
until
Friday.
rOllMCIt
MIMMTMt
I)
IKS
THREE
RIVERS.
.Tune
27.
Hon
L.
P.
three
Normand.
minister
lu
the
MeUiheu
cabinet
in
1931,
died
aged
Bo.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIUNCE
KUPERT;fB.C.r
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE
27,
1928
FIItEMEN
KILLED,
THREE
HURT
IN
A
TRAIN
WRECK:
Pennsylvania
Railroad
flier,
westbound
from
New
York,
was
wrecked
near
Pittsburg.
The
fireman
was
killed
and
two
passengers
and
the
engineer
were
injured
when
the
Lyjtin
struck
a
derailed
freight
car.
Italia
Probably
Was
Burned
Result
of
the
Cas
Tank
Catching
Fire
After
v
Gondola
Ripped
Off
by
Arctic
Ice
R
OME,
June
27.
In
the
opinion
of
General
Nobile
the
dirigi
ble
Italia
caught
fire
shortly
after
it
had
blown
away
after
one
of
the
gondolas
had
been
torn
off.
the
airship,
says
sn
official
statement
of
the
Italian
government
this
morning.
General
Nobile
said
after
the
dirigible
in
crashing
against
the
ice
ripped
off
the
gondola
it
drifted
away
and
a
little
later
the
group
of
men
saw
a
small
column
of
smoke
several
miles
away.
They
thought
it
was
due
probably
to
the
gasoline
or
oil
tank
catching
fir.
Vinento
Polella,
the
motor
attendant,
who
was
in
the
stern
of
the
gondola,
was
crushed
to
death
against
the
ice
and
hi
body
buried
in
the
Arctic.
Henry
Smith,
Massett,
of
Unsound
Mind
and
Not
Guilty
of
Murder
of
His
Father
Whom
He
Killed
Young
Man
Committed
hy
Judge
to
Asylum
at
Colquitz,
Vancouver
Island,
Where
lie
will
be
Cared
for
A
GRIEF-vSTKICKEN
little
mother,
tearful
and
black
gtrbtd,
sobbed
out
in
defence
of
her
unfortunate
child
at
the
trial
yesterday
afternoon
of
Harry
Smith
for
the
killing
of
his
father
at
Massett
on
January
19,
1928.
It
was
Mrs.
Ada
Marion
Smith
'who
admitted
the
nental
deficiencies
of
her
son
in
the
successful
attempt
to
thus
absolve
him
of
responsibility
for
the
tragedy.
Women
spectators
of
the
trial
were
seen
to
raise
their
handkerchiefs
to
their
eyes
as
the
fragile
woman,
sorrowing
at
the
loss
of
a
husband
and
sad
plight
of
a
son,
unfolded
her
tale
of
grief.
It
was
as
dramatic
a
moment
aa
has
ever
been
o'clock,
Mr.
Justice
Gregory
bad
Prank
witnessed
In
s
court
of
law
in
this
city.
Smith,
brother
of
the
accused,
recalled
Accused's
sister
also
testified
on
hla
an
that
he
might
question
him
further
behalf
at
the
afternoon
session
of
the
:
as
to
the
accused's
mental
capacities.
trial
which
was
Riven
over
to
the
Itearlng
of
defence
evidence.
The
Jury
retired
at
4:10
o'clock
to
consider
Its
verdict,
returning
fifteen
minutes
later
with
a
verdict
of
not
guilty
by
reason
of
Insan.ty
Thus
was
completed
the
first
criminal
caar
on
the
present
session
of
the
court.
Mr.
Justice
Gregory
(continued
on
paoe
two)
VIC
FOLEY
WINNER
BATTLE
AT
BUTTE
BUTTE.
Mont
.
June
27.
Vic
Petey
of
committed
Smith
to
the
mental
hospital
Vancouver
decisively
outpointed
Dlite
at
OolqulnU.
Vancouver
Island.
Lahood
of
Butte
In
a
bitterly
totsfht
When
the
court
reassembled
at
3
twelve
round
bout
here
last
night.
Big
Tim
Murphy,
Chicago
Labor
iLeadeti,
fcilledby
Machine
Gun
as
He
Stepped
Trchh
His
Basement
Door
c
I1ICAGO,
June
27.
"Dig
Tim"
Murphy,
the
Chicago
labor
leader,
was
shot
and
killed
at
his
home
in
the
exclusive
Rogers
Park
district
by
assailants
who
attacked
him
with
machine
guns.
An
automobile,
twrked
on
the
side
of
the
street
a
few
hundred
yards
away,
threw
its
glare
of
lamjui
on
the
labor
leader
a
he
stepped
from
the
basement
doorway.
In
response
to
u
call
of
"whose
tiler.,"
Dig
Tim
was
answered
by
the
rat-tat-tut
of
a
msi-hine
gun
and
he
fell
into
the
area
way..
Boston
Grilli
UUOF.
CABAKET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
-
.
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
nl(ht
from
0
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457
.
,,.,.,,yu;
t-
Price
Five-iVnt
THE
STEWART
MURDER
CASE
IS
BEING
TRIED
HERE
TOD
A
Y
Trial
of
Henry
Rivard
on
Charge
of
Killing
at
Stewart
Opened
Here
Counsel
Outlines
Case
and
Constable
Gives
Evidence
of
Finding
Uody
on
New
Year's
Morning
two
occasions
once
when
he
was
sstanding
straddled
across
ON
the
legs
of
the
body
a
few
minutes
alter
the
killing
and
once
again
in
the
jail
the
following
mornfng
Henry
Itivord
told
Provincial
Constable
L.
A.
If.
Potterton
that
the
death
of
William'
Uitchie
at
Stewart
on
New
Year's
morning
last
was
an
accident
The
police
officer
was
the
chief
witness
in
the
opening
session
of
kivard's
trial
for
the
murder
this
morning
at
the
Supreme
Court
Assize
before
Mr.
Justice
Gregory.
Potterton
also
declared
that
a
3(K'.0
Winchester
rifle
he
had
found
at
the
back
of
Rivard'a
pre-:..
soon
after
the
killing
was
the
?:i:e
accused
ha6
offered
to
lend
him
ices
than
twenty-four
hours
previous-;
when
he
had
asked
Rivard.
who
ran
a
secondhand
store,
to
lend
him
a
couple
A
.hells
with
which
to
destroy
a
dog.
In
opening
the
case
for
the
crown,
v
M.
Jchnson.
K.C.
summed
up
the
vldencc
he
would
have
to
present.
It
.
buld
be
adduced
that
on
the
last
:ght
of
tbe
old
year
at
Stewart
a
crowd
of
some
eight
or
nine
men
veer:
having
a
good
time
and
there
was
s
tot
of
drinking.
Tbe
party,
making
th
rounds
of
the
town
visited
the
prom
Is
at
A
he
accused,
which
wee-
aemewhM
he
,
nature
of
a
dub.
sad
svete
ettbe.
m
or
given
drinke
Jtyie.
They
wen
waj
but
retu&e4'W?'4u
ra
ai
altercation
that
followed
Rivard.
it
ni
alleged,
threatened
to
shoot
la
order
t
clear
his
place
of
the
crowd.
Ritchie':
killing
ensued,
the
claim
being
that
Rivard
tut
htm
at
the
top
of
tbe
stair
case
as
he
was
beating
his
retreat.
AX
ArOIIEXT
Constable
Pottdrtn
testified
that.
srnen
he
arrived
on
the
scene
in
answet
to
a
call,
accused
was
standing
strad
dled
over
the
legs
of
deceased.
He
had
had
to
burst
open
the
door
at
tbe
bot-
.orn
of
the
stalra
which
.was
locked.
Witness
asked
accused
what
had
happened
and
accused
replied:
I
do
not
now.
There
was
an
accident.
Z
went
at
to
get
a
pall
of
water
and
when
I
returntH
he
wss
lying
here.
Witness
subsequently
found
the
rifle
in
tbe
snow
at
the
baok
of
Rivard'a
place.
There
was
detailed
esamlnatlon
of
the
witness
as
to
the
details
of
Rivard'a
outidlng.
also
as
to
tbe
rifle
and
snelie
which
were
presented
aa
evidence.
the
dfietire
stressed
In
cross-eiamin-tion
tiat,
although
Ktva'rd
was
a
snort
min
ai
d
Ritchie
a
tall
one.
tbe
bullet
had
taken
a
downward
course
in
the
Utters
body.
Dr.
H.
A.
WhlUana.
who
wss
called
immediately
after
the
killing
snd
made
a
post-mortem
ecamtnatloa.
snd
Eruest
Love,
who
drew
plans
and
sketches
of
the
surroundings
for
tlie
crown,
were
the
only
other
two
witnesses
today.
The
case
Is
continuing
this
afternoon
and
may
not
be
concluded
until
tomorrow.
The
Jurors
selected
to
try
the
ease
aie:
Morris
H.
Blott
foreman.
Charles
R.
Blggart.
John
I.
Saddle.
A
T.
Parkin.
George
H.
Clarke.
John
Kelson.
Andrew
Biyden.
Leo
Benott
Victor
Basso-Bert.
John
W.
Bi.ker.
W.
E.
Baker.
John
H.
Blrnle.
Seventeen
prospective
Jurors
were
challenged
by
the
defence
while
the
crown
saerclssd
about
half-a-doaen
stand
aaldes.
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1,
Washington.
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Cleveland
3.
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Miss
Jessie
McLenaghan
director
of
home
economics
for
the
department
of
education
and'
etsver
of
Mm.
T.
McCly-mont
of
this
city
returned
to
Victoria
on
the
Catala
last
evening
after
having
spent
a
couple
ef
days
here.
St.
Andrew's
Society
Picnic
tu
Oriuwy
Bsy.
July
29.
vis
the
High
we
y
Subscribe
for
the
Dally
Mews.
MRS.
MALLORY
IS
ELIMINATED
rKNNIS
(lA.UKS
TODAY
AT
WIMBLEDON
SHOW
ODD
HtSLLTS
WtttBLEDOi).
Eng..
June
27.
Un.
lallory
wee
eliminated
from
the
'oaten
'e
singles
of
the
British
cbam-
loatohlps
by
Mass
BlckcxSon
qf
England.
Honaaatej,
Aaaegjcaa
.bejt
MfeV
gland.
Andrews'.
New
Zealand
who
best
Iftftf-er
Monday
wss
defeated
by
Bouseoe
Of
ranee.
Helen
Wills
defeated
Miss
Golciwick.
Cecelia
Aussem
of
Oermany
beat
Miss
Thamberlalne.
Sng.
ALMOST
RIOT
AT
CONVENTION
HOUSTON.
June
27.
References
to
Jefferson's
principles
of
religious
free
dom
precipitated
a
demonstration
at
tha
Democratic
convention
today.
The
delegates
from
North
Carolina.
Alabama.
Mississippi
and
Georgia
fought
In
tne
aisles,
standards
were
torn
to
pieces
nd
the
riot
quelled
by
the
police
using
night
sticks.
PERMITS
NECESSARY
BEFORE
CAMP
FIRES
LIT,
POLICE
REMINDS
Between
May
1
snd
Octobei
1.
It
Is
necosssry
under
provincial
statistics
to
have
permits
for
all
camp
fires,
the
provlnclsl
police
remind
local
picnickers
These
permtu
ar
obtainable
from
either
the
Forest
Branch
or
the
provincial
police.
C'O.M.MITTEO
Mlt'lDE
SPOKANE,
June
27
-
Peggy
Duck-stesder.
aged
18.
a
Vancouver
girl
abe4.
and
killed
herself.
No
reason
for
the,
suicide
Is
known.
Liberal
Party
ajwsjBwswsBwsBsaaBwawJBafe
Committee
Rooms
Have
been
opened
at
the
'
corner
of
'
Second
Avenue
and
Fourth
Street.
Phone
229
or
visit
the
room
and
see
if
you
Hio
registered
on
the
Voters'
List.
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