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Phone
457
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Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Will.,
No.
104.
PRINCE
liUPEKT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
MAY
3,
1928
Price
Five
Cent
SCOPE
OF
INQUL
Owner
of
Keefer
Street
House
Tells
Constable
That
He
Runs
Police
and
Complains
to
Mayor
That
is
the
evidence
of
inquiry
proceeaing
at
Vancouver,
scope
of
which
is
being
widened
f
lANVOUVER,
May
a.
Action
to
widen
the
scope
of
the
police
y
inquiry
to
include
administration
of
the
police
force
by
the
c'mivc
i.uHiiiiwiiiicin
n
uuu
vvaieruay
oy
tne
city
council
!
'hut
hi
had
M.pn
tnlrf
hv
lk,to..Mu
RM
...
,n
i-
.
Ihompson
,
to
go
easy
in
1
Chinatown
or
he
would
get
into
ui.l.
was
related
on
the
witness
stand
by
Sergeant
Tuning.
(
unstable
Thompson
on
the
stand
said:
"Joe
Celoni
operated
:"
Ktcfer
Street.
I
stopped
people
from
going
in
all
1
could
and
id"ctar
OI
eoiouinwoi.
and
agricuitur-tm
ir
business.
1
wan
met
a
short
time
later
by
Celoni,
who
,or
tb
ll'm
'
rived
u,
winm-
akad
why
I
ma
riding
ma
place.
Be
i!1
fr'"'
vlc'"pre"'dcnt
Bob
POLICE
KEPT
FROM
ANNOYING
k
(Mill
M
l
VN
f'HIKI
MNI
TOLII
lutltl.ltTMN
TO
KtMH
Vt
W
I
KOtl
MOlltC
I
.
'it
VBK.
May
3
John
Butoert-
p.lloa
atrgeant
who
wm
di-
.
"t
itak,
at
tlx-
potior
protan
.
tatlfMd
thai
Clue!
LOOg
bad
iin
to
Keep
nit
niei.
away
irwi
,
the
allcjfrt
I'inon
Street
;oiw.
(;cl"iii
Imd
been
to
the
m;.
r
of
l
iiik
Ihr
poller
i
'
declartd
Hie
tliHi.rderly
i
jamUllns
bouaea
had
been..
.
...
.-..
ih.
nul
tmn
EVERTON
TAKES
filNllUMl
lllLE.iF0RTy
"WINKS
WINS
11
1
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IN
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TO
AHTON
VIU.A
"V
May
.--Everton
baa
woo
"limiuhlp
of
Engliab
nt
Dlvl-imII
Hudderalield
which
was
aiuiuK.
loet
yeittcrday
to
aa-
'ir
City
and
Lecdn
United
:i
moted
from
the
Second
Dl-iiv
Klrat
and
Bouui
Shlelda
!
(
nictloti
to
the
Third
Dlvlalon.
DR.
WILLIAM
MILLER
DIED
AT
VICTORIA
hma
t....
i
rw
tamllum
Wll
i'.
wi
agr
riiuuui
i
ll
lour
wirks.
BOXING
TONIGHT
i:IUinTION
HALL
nt
8.30
Jimmy
Mcdonald
vs.
ALF.
HAKI)lN(i
Iteferce,
V.
I.nporte
jU'!uk
Johnnie
Mny
ind
MortiMoiKn,4
,
MVE
PKELIJIINAlUEfi
't
-Tod
Morgnn
v,
Hcrhie
Kecfe.
-nd-.IHH
Murray
vs.
Curly
Denald.
;ird
Nino
(Jurvlch
vs.
ftill
Mulhcrn.
ith
-Lewi
Peacock
vs.
Jack
"lroyd.
"in
Ned
Hyrne
VB
fjeorge
Hard.
constable
Thompson
'n
aaid
he
waa
the
owner
of
the
place
and
mn
the
police
and
bet
be
would
have
me
run
aft
my
beat
Then
next
night
1
.
told
b,
Deputy
COM
Le.ther.tal.
that
the
owner
of
310
Reefer
street
had
cpUU-d
to
the
mayor
that
I
waa
riding
b
place.
I
asked
tf
I
bad
caWtori
ley
off
tua
psaee.
Me
aaid
"Mo.
hart
to
TWO
IRN'OKHH
IN
Milt
(LtiAKIMi
Of'
KMIIfT-
OI-lVAl
TO
HKKKN.t
Two
tendem
were
received
at
thr
local
ofReea
of
the
provlneta!
departawnt
of
public
worka
for
the
contract
of
ettarlng
five
acre
of
the
right-of-way
for
the
Bkcena
River
Highway
from
the
other
side
of
Galloway
Rapid
toward
the
Skeena
River
calmer-lee.
Tbeae
bids
wlU
be
aent
tonight
to
departmental
headquarters
at
Victoria
where
it
li
likely
the
contract
wilt
aoon
be
let.
Tendem
cloaed
at
noon
today.
YEAR
OLD
STAKES
Away
iMi
eat!
NervleeaMr
TWed
In
Uet
a't
Newmarket
Tmlay
ISarMABjrj(T.
Bngland.
May
3
The
Duke
ot
Portland
'a
horae
Pony
Wink
won
the
Tear
Old
stakes
here
thla
afternoon.
Double
Away
waa
aeoond
and
Serviceable,
third
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Ktmn
t'blig
Ifteee
TwUy
im
iwhi-ver
rlrlMMge
lOourteny
8.
D
Johrurton
Co..
Ltd.!
B.C.
Silver
1.10
Igj
-
MUwourl
Cork
Province
JM
Dunwell
4.00
Oeorge
Copper
M
I
Olaeler
Oladatone
JH
JO
Ooloonda
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Independence
M
00
u
Indian
JM
iKooteney
riorenee
M
M
L.
L.
I
Uakevlew
i
Luoky
JUn
Leadamlth
Marmot
Metala
..
National
ipend
OTleue
Premier
Porter
Idaho
WeWttond
.'...W-
RUfUa
ArgMW
'v-
Huth
hops
eUtlrka
uilver
Creet
aiivanmith
gmnlock
looan
King
Termlnua
Torlc
Whitewater
Woodbine
Cotton
Belt
Oeorfla
River
Orandvlew
Duthlr
.UH4
M
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IBlOO
10
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MS
sje
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4
.to
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45
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l.au
1.18
RY
ENLARGED
TRYING
BRITISH
HERE
WO
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It
TI.MKS
AS
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(
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kI'LVT
IN
IHtlTtIN
AS
IN
OTIH-1K
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WINNIPEG.
May
3
Tle
r
N
ft
1
"T
l:mal
muen
money
,nd
.nun
ln
an
entler.vor
to
secure
Brut.,!,
.mmigranu.
tor
Canada
a.
they,
tare
apeudiiir,
u
ii
other
type
com-'
'bintu.
according
to
Dr.
w.
Black
!
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TJT
K
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k-
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,rom
K
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y
uT
PEACE
RIVER
TO
WNEWELEfATORS
Alberta
rtariflr
Oraln
".
to
Hulld
Toml)
Mania
In
Alberta
Thl
leaa
NOMONTON.
Ma
:i.
The
Allierta
Harirtr
41raln
(
n.
Hill
bnllrt
twenty
elevator-
In
Northern
AltMrrta
thin
year
el
mm
tlmtud
iwt
at
KMmm.
II
la
probable
Ibal
the
large
mhh-taer
of
ther
romilri
plaat
will
be
In
lltr
IVimt
Itlter
riMrlrt
:D0UBLE
KILLING
PETERBOROUGH
MAN
WHO
KII.U.II
I'lM.K'KMAN
l
IN
TI
HN
KII.I.KII
II
V
OTIOII
Of-WliHM
t
Al
l.t
H
TO
.HI
km;
mmmottoxnm,
out
.
May
s
-
Called
to
arreat
mmi
itlving
the
ntane
of
David
Montgomery
at
hotel
here.
Provincial
Constable
Norman
F.
Baker
waa
allot
dead
by
Montaomery
aa
the
offleer
aaoended
the
stain
after
hta
mun.
Moiitgiinirry
waa
killed
by
city
offleeni
called
to
the
acenc
when
be
tried
to
scaie.
PARENTS
AWAY;
CHILDREN
BURN
TRAfitiOY
(M'I't
HIIKO
THIS
MORNING
IN
.tlllNTIIKAI.
UIIKN
TIIHfci:
nill.l)KN
UHT
Till.
IK
LIVKN
MOITrTUUU.,
May
8.
Three
children.
Char
lea,
aged
8.
Madeline
7.
and
Otl-bert
4,
toet
their
Uvea
in
a
fire
which
badly
damaged
the
home
of
Alfred
Dea-baia
here
thla
morning
while
Um
par-
BYRNliOPSOUT
BUT
BENNY
WENDLE
ADDED
TO
FIGHTERS
It
looks
now
as
there
woaM
be
'
bsg
oard
In
aediucu
to
the
main
bout
m
Uw
flak
ewnt
tab
evening
at
the
teaarhiuan
huUcUng.
Ned
ByVne
has
mm
hussaatf
and
baa
had
to
drop
out
so
the
Bpvnea-Uanl
bout
will
not
b
OB
tlgt
JSlgjNun
but.
la
pUea
of
it.
JNsWjr
-!mm
WUI
meet
Oeorge
Matbi-on
of
art
Sua
peon
Benny
U
going
aouth
tousfht
but
be
will
do
hla
bit
before
be
gem.
The
management
says
it
expects
to
hrve
another
interesting
preliminary,
making
a
long
Hat
altogether
OJubaerlbe
for
the
Dally
New.
TO
ui..i..KiN(;
U'na.ns
iniook
hurdle
ukcokd:
Helm
i-
ilkt'y
ii'
.1
t'l-
outdoor
m;:rk
in
tin-
GO-yard
events
as
we!:
as
lireaKi.ii'
v.
wni
'ii'.-
indoor
record
ior
the
(j(--,rd
dah.
Thousand
Yelping
Malamutes
Head
Rush
to
Scene
of
Beaver
Trapping
Near
Cook's
Inlet,
Alaska,
When
Season
Opened
May
Day
i
Hay
3.
With
a
thou-tand
malamutes
yelping
and
SEWAKD,
tugging
at
the
traces
and
with
mukluks
and
snowdhoes,
2G5
men
and
women
Ktampedd
on
May
Day
to
Clark's
Ike
with
hAvor,
not
gold,
as
their
hope.
The
rtnnftfjfl-ied
alt
lHana
on
Qok
Jnlei
whe
theatam-
Ctark
Isle,
rlkhajas
thrown
optHm
&1ky
ttft
)0
days
fw
Iwaver
trapping.
lUch
person
can
trap
20
heaver
during
the
thirty
days,
after
which
the
district
will
be
closed
for
an
indefinite
period.
Trapper-H
from
all
parts
of
Alaska
participated
in
the
CHIEF
MAGISIRATES
THROUGHOUT
CANADA
Isuuk
short
l
to
be
fttbllatied
an
a
besi
of
MunilMl
Whw'a
Uw
A
moat
Interesting
biographical
record
of
the
Mayers
of
Canada
will
abortly
be
publlahad.
and
Juat
aush
a
wjrk
o.
refereuoe
ha
been
needed
ln
every
newspaper
office
in
Canada.
There
are
a
Ir
mayoia
who
realise
how
ImpotUut
tliey
i.t
In
the
eyes
ot
lie
publk.
a.
r!i:ef
maglatratc
of
tlwlr
community,
but
there
are
many
who
arc
alaa
primarily
inicreated
In
h
.me
affairs
only,
and
do
not
take
the
Interest
In
atlonal
quetiuii
that
they
abould.
Frcm
one
end
v.
Canada
to
thr
other
there
ere
no
lc
thau
4.3O0
mayors
or
reeves
apart
tn.ni
tlie
deputy
mayora
nd
reeves,
and
nc
nembers
of
councils.
These
c.eu
represent
the
head
of
municipal
government
of
4J100
commu
nities,
and
of
elected
and
appointed
nfflcbtb
there
nr
probably
nearly
40.000
men
'engaged.
It
will
be
reeu
that
municipal
gjvrr'i.'iient
In
Canada
la
a
very
Important
matter,
and
the
expenditure
of
Ciini.
l
,i;i
communities
oXLed
that
of
our
g
nt'rumei'.ts,
railways
or
:ther
larne
bod
It
will
be
soi'ii
that
the
forthcomlnt;
edition
of
Municipal
Who'
Who
In
Canada."
I
co
i.ng
an
enormous
field.
In
chronicling
me
mayora
and
tholr
achievement
In
office.
It
will
be
of
Hie
Kf
j-.Mt
tn'i-vaat
aa
it
will
present
to
the
reader
u
true
pleture
In
u
do
luxe
form
oi
the
chief
maglatratee.
WKt
l
lOtH
ItttMHtT.
Prince
Rupert
-Ralulng,
li-eah
8.E
Wind:
trmpei.it
nre,
41.
Hayepori
Li,-ht
wind,
tamp
.
Port
Blmrwv-m
Calm,
heavy
ruin,
temp.
46.
Terrace
R.inmK.
calm,
temp
43.
RowwooU.
H.iintng,
ealrri.
temp.
42.
Aiyaush.
-;iuiiiy.
calm.
temp.
45
Alice
Arm.
oioudy.
eatm.
temp.
47.
Aliyos.
Ralniii'I.
eakJR.
tamp.
47.
Stewart.
eVlniug.
oauax.
.temp.
41.
Haaaiton.--cloudy,
oalaa.
tamp
40.
Omit
here--Cloudy,
oalm,
temp.
41.
Burna
Lake.
Raining,
oalm,
temp.
40
Eighth
Cabin
-Cloudy,
-south
wind,
temp.
80
Bcho
Lake
K.ilnlng,
oalm.
temp.
48
Talegrspti
Creek.
Oloudy,
calm
temp.
40.
Atlln,
Ch.udy
south
wind,
temp
38
Whltehorae
Cloudy.
8.
wind,
temp
34.
Stewart
Kivei
Claud,
oalm,
temp
38
Dawson.
Cloud;',
odtin.
tenip.
34.
INCLUDE
KILLED
MAN
WITH
mm
SNATI'llt.l)
WEAPON
1IIOM
MAN'S
IIA.NII
III
HI
Ml
(jl
AHHKt
AMI
KLEH
IIIM
WINMI'MI.
May
Selling
a
large
bread
knife
Iram
tb
ImiiiiIm
a(
lYed
Nrwman.
who
l
alleged
l
liar
at-larked
her
during
a
quarrel.
Mrs.
Allre
liugruv
late
ksst
night
stabbed
and
Instantly
kHIad
Mm
aeeordlng
la
the
pwllee
rapaet.
Offleer-.
were
railed
to
the
bouw
Ahortly
before
midnight
and
found
Newmau
dead.
The
woman'
wui
plaeeil
under
arreat.
Nranian
vtu
a
mumer
al
the
plarr.
Mrs.
I
nigra)
hi
411
year
of
age.
the
Hint
her
itf
seven
ehlMrrn
but
MNinilil
from
Iter
husband.
CHURCHILL
ILL
WITH
INFLUENZA
LONDON.
May
3.
During
the
prallm-liuiry
debate
in
IiIa
budget
ycaterduy
Rlgbt
Hon.
Winston
Churchill,
chancellor
of
the
exchequer,
became
suddenly
111.
He
Is
suffering
from
au
attack
or
liiflucnxa
aud
the
dr.ctors
aay
he
wit
be
uuuble
to
attend
the
aesaloiw
of
the
House
for
a
ARRIVAL
OF
MORE
HALIBUT
AWAITED
lllllllllIK
I
MHI
UI.IHW
INllltlds
Of
Klhll
orieriiiK
Wtt
llelng
Oelerreil
Thla
Afteriiuoii
Sale
of
81,000
pounds
of
halibut
offered
at
the
Pish
Exchange
this
morning
wee
being
deferred
early
this
afternoon
pending
the
arrival
of
more
fish
upon
which
to
bid.
The
boat
offering
t
two
p.m.
were
aa
follows:
American
Eldorado.
50.000
pounds.
Panama.
35,000
pounds.
Canadian
oee
Spit.
8.000
pounda:
Volunteer.
5.500
pounds:
M.A.B.,
3.000
J
pound:
tiuome.
2.500
poundv
j
T'M
aftornoon't
train
line
from
the
Ktn!
al
3:30.
was
reported
thin
morning
.o
be
on
time.
f
l,Ull
1
111
I)
Lid
COMMISSION
Report
ot
President
Beatty
of
C.P.R.
Shows
Operations
Last
Year
Not
Very
Satisfactory
.tftrcaiie
in
Kate
and
Increase
in
Wages
Have
Inevitable
Effect:
Earnings
This
Year
are
Increasing
May
3,
"The
results
of
the
year's
operations
accurately
MONTUEAL,
reflect
conditions
which
prevailed
duping
that
j
oi
net
earningH
after
charges
and
dividends,
they
cannot
be
eonsid-i
i
i
d
entirely
Hatisfactory."
E.
W.
Beatty,
president
of
the
Canadian
l
acitic,
said
yedterday,
in
addressing
the
annual
meeting
of
share-
holders.
i
"The
decrease
in
rates
and
the
increase
in
wages
had
the
in
evitable
effect
ujion
the
earnings
?xpeud!turea
of
equipment
and
malnten-e
anre
of
way
wsre
jubstantlal
1
1
"Orjes
earnings
for
the
ft
rat
three
-i.
ii.
ci
this
year
increaifed
tS64.-00
and
tl'.e
:iel
earnings
were
1.6S1.O00.
1
1.'
the
sH.ne
rtii'.ivt
increase
Is
aialn-
ilnd
for
ttie
rest
of
the
year,
the
aur-.us
after
charges
will
be
able
to
take
cli-rtf
si
the
iiicrcaicJ
dividend
reu.l.'-
e..u
for
the
year."
the
president
said.
t
ON
I!
MORE
IIO
IT
WlU.
CLEAN
I
P
SllliMENT
4-
OF
(iltAIN
TIIH
YEAU
Local
offlcea
of
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool
understand
that
there
will
be
one
more
boat.
probabl)
the
last
of
the
aaaawi.
4-
bere
to
load
full
cargo
of
arehi.
be
-mmm
M
aba.bea.
f
:is
oaec
or
-ammu
an
we
ear.
naa
a
not
yet
been
dealgnated.
Thla
4
will
mk-
twenty-eight
vevsels
having
loaded
here
for
thla
aea-
CANADIAN
BISLEY
TEAM"
WILL
LEAVE
DOMINION
JUNE
8
OTTAWA
May
3.
The
Canadian
Bla-ley
team
will
sail
from
Canada
on
Tune
g.
The
British
Columbia
members
?f
the
team
will
be
Sergeant
J.
S.
Regan.
Sergeant
H.
W.
Burtou
and
Majur
F.
Richardson,
all
of
Victoria,
and
Private
T.
R.Davles
of
Vancouver.
D3N'LD
MACDONALD
W.'S
NOMINATED
BY
TRAIL-BY
LIBERALS
TRAIL.
May
3
Donald
MacDonald.
barrister
of
Trail
was
nominated
by
the
Liberal
of
the
r.
cling
at
their
nomln-a.li.g
convention
last
night
to
oppoee
J
8
8"ho:ilct.
Conservative,
ln
the
provincial
election
i
WlHKI.HMW
IIEI'OHT.
H
a.m.
Dlii'iy
Island
--
Raining,
fresh
,
8.E
;!(!
burjmeter.
30.80:
temperature
41.
a
moderate:
7
pm.
spoke
steamer
:
Aanlerby.
leaving
Prince
Rupert,
bound
h.
r
Lisbon:
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Mogul.
!l.ubl:er
Buy
for
Anyox.
1S1
miles
from
Anvox
Dead
Tree
Point.
Raining,
tieeh
8.E
a
i
ncl
.
barometer,
30.84:
temperature.
4(i.
seit
rouiih
Bull
Harbor.
Raining,
strong
SX
wind,
barometer.
30.04:
temperature,
47;
j
riiiirili.
S
pm.
spoke
tanker
Ollnda
Hivers
Inlet
for
Prince
Rupert.
100
ni
lies
from
Prince
Rupert:
S
p.m.
spoke
uig
Lome,
abeam
Pointers
Island.
i.
uikI
for
Ocean
TalUt:
8
p.m.
spoke
.K'niner
Alaska,
Ke''.'htkau
tor
Seattle,
i:i
n.ilAK
south
of
Kctclillun:
10:20
p.m
sroxr
steamer
Cardena.
left
namu,
i
,'tlilKii'url:
I)
am
achooners
Joau
v7..
I'xv.line
J.
aud
IVlukle.
uuehored
at
null
Harbor:
8
ajn.
anoke
tug
Lqrne.
lowing
barge
Blecayne.
abeam
Boat
Uluff.
bound
for
MaaaeU;,J
aon.
sioke
tug
oape
noon,
aneam
avort
nefiuc.
'
'.owing
Blngamon.
southbound.
NOON
,
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Raining,
strung
BE.;
wind:
barometer,
30.80:
temperature.
47:
sea
rough
Dead
Tree
Point
Raining,
fresh
BE.
wind:
barometer,
80.04;
temperature.
44;
sea
rough.
Bull
Harbor.
Raining,
fresh
8.E.
wind:
barometer,
38.68;
temperature
48;
yen
moderate:
0
a.m.
apnke
steamer
Carrie
in.
nt
Owanaon
Bay,
northbound.
of
the
company
and
in
addition
...
YANKEES
GOT
DUE
POUNDING
GIANTS
MOVE
TO
I
INf'I.NNATI
TOOAY
ITBE
UETTIMi
Tlllllll
STRAIOIIX
1'IIOM
IIHOOKLYN
NEW
TORS.
May
3.
The
first
Iirser-
aectlonal
series
of
the
baseball
season
tarts
today
with
both
Mew
York
teams
ceding
their
leagues.
Before
acuta
out
tor
Cincinnati
the
Oients
took
a
third
atralght
from
BruosUya.
The
Yankees
got
their
kaag
due
fouiMUs;
bran
WasSUlkfleo
ftTliSa)
bfiibswg
gin
toning
jweev
jt
aevan
geir.es
end
WwabanMa
.
laasae
tba
ik
ot
eight-
Cleveland
Indians
In
second
place
failed
to
profit
losing
their
games
to
St.
Lou
j
.:CARIBOUHERDS
CROSS
RIVER
SWIM
IN
OPEN
LKAI
AJIOM1
HllirT-I.NIi
It'll
IN
r
AN
ANA
Wlliril
NEAR
OMEAKINU
MTAOE
FAIRBANKS.
May
3
Countleaa
herds
of
caribou
returning
to
the
summer
eidlug
grounds
are
swimming
the
Tan-ma
River
and
aide
ttreama.
The
anlmul"
lck
lea
da
through
the
shifting
river
lee
which
la
near
the
breaking
stage.
CURRIE
GIVEN
GREAT
WELCOME
MONTREAL.
-May
3.
-Sir
Arthur
Cur-rle
reeelvci
an
enthualastlo
welcome
last
night
from
hla
former
comrades
in
arms
and
students
of
McOMI
UntveTatty
ind
the
farulty
upon
hla
return
from
Cobourg
where
he
won
hie
libel
autt
gainst
Preston
and
Wllaon.
receiving
an
iward
of
SBO0
rtsniagee.
DIED
IN
ROWBOAT
FROM
EXPOSURE
WAS
SEVEN
DAYS
AT
SEA
CORDOVA.
May
a
John
Mataon
was
picked
up
from
a
rowboat
Monday
af-ler
seven
days
at
aea
without
food,
dead
from
the
etfecta
of
exposure.
He
had
been
taken
to
Boapitone
Point
navy
station.
He
waa
a
territorial
petitioner
end
lived
near
Berry
Bay
for
more
than
80
years.
Mrs.
E
M.
Malr
and
Mian
Mata-
of
Prince
Albert,
mother
and
slater
of
J.
Malr.
C.N.R.
baggage
Wn
here
with
whom
they
have
been
visiting
for
come
time,
will
sail
tonight
by
the
Prince
Oeorge
for
Vancouver
enroute
home.
A
N
NOUNTEM
BNT
DAHUNOTON'4
IIABK1NS
&
CO
LTD
TILE
CmTItACTOltf
2127
Granville
Street.
Vancouver,
H.C.
Have
made
arrangements
for
their
F-
reman
TUevtter
to
ba
In
Prince
Ruxrt
very
shortly
to
carry
out
the
tile
mosaic,
and
marble
work
:n
the
Baeaer
Black.
They
will
be
glad
to
cellmate
un
any
otiier
work
that
can
be
rarrled
out
whilst
he
s
In
Prtnse
Rupert.
108
1.1
m