CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Everyone
reads
the
ClauUieU
Ad
If
you
lose,
advertise
for
It.
If
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
tt
OKT
T1IK
CLASSIFIED
IIAIIIT.
Vol.
XVIII.,
No.
155.
KING
OF
isnanwaaenm
lev
w
Maclean
Scores
Dr.
Tolmie
for
Dragging
Federal
Members
and
Policies
into
Provincial
Campaign
Boston
Grill
v
PENTICTON,
July
Touching
upon
the
appearance
of
members
of
the
Dominion
parliament
on
the
platform
in
the
present
campaign
Premier
MacLean,
addressing
a
meeting
here
last
night,
said
he
believed
it
unfair
to
the
public
to
confuse
them
with
the
discussion
of
federal
affairs
in
a
provincial
campaign.
The
Premier
said
in
part:
"You
don't
see
me
dragging
federal
members
into
this
campaign.
I
am
friendly
towards
the
Liberal
government
at
Ottawa
but
not
so
friendly
that
I
would
allow
the
Liberal
party
of
Iiritiah
Columbia
-
a
POLICE
CHIEF
IS
RELIEVED
i
(,lr
HOLIDAY
IN
NOKTII
VAN-COL
VCIl
WHILE
IXIEHTKIATIOX
14
MADE
NOHT1I
VANCOUVER.
July
4.
Ohlet
f'
.ratable
W.
H.
Hemingway
of
the
North
Vancouver
disuiet
police
was
re-Itved
of
duty
until
July
16
toy
tbe
1
l:rv
commission
Pending
invastlga-t
on
f
charges
by
Constants
W.
Aylward
of
illegal
transMr
of
municipal
funds
...
'
i.
Is
Id
.-
k.
iiiarges
by
Hemingway
Atlward.
who
was
given
three
weeks'
ltdaya
while
tM
oommimiioa
was
In-musuih.
The
comrauelonets
re-in.od
Aylward
to
duty
after
the
tear-
BALL
PLAYER
BROKE
HIS
LEG
At.
TISSON
COLLIDED
HITII
ItrUK.
HREi.EitrivE
iiomiks
IX
ONE
OAME
Thf
New
York
(Hants
won
from
lir.oKiyn
in
the
eleventh
inning
yesterday
when
Jass
Pretty
forgot
the
b.M-
were
Mtlai
and
walked
Cohen.
Ai
Tiaaoa.
toe-
Brooklyn
flychaser.
auffrmi
a
broken
leg
when
he
ool-im-d
with
ttuse
Bressler.
.
chir.no
hesajmsttd
three
St.
IauM
pm-iiers
for
astteaa
hiu
during
which
'ivr
homers
were
made.
The
victory
over
Brooklyn
yester-'i.v
brought
the
Olanti
closer
to
the
"P
of
tbe
League
than
for
aonie
.
The
Oardlnals
lead
by
two
and
a
hull
game.
CRITICISM
OF
BYNG
STRONG
ritOIIAUI.E
O
K.N
Ml
A
I,
UIM.
KK.MUX
POSITION
OF
COMMISSIONER
or
roLicii
T.ONDON,
July
4.
-The
impression
Is
mowing
that
Lord
Byng
will
withdraw
"ptance
of
the
oommlaslonershlp
ol
1
'
Metropolitan
pollee
if
the
present
mirism
of
the
press
and
In
political
""It
0f
the
appointment
continues
The
oh
lections
are
not
on
personal
'rounds
Cut
on
tfas
assumption
that
he
'-
too
advanced
In
age
for
such
an
""luous
position
In-
which
he
has
had
"
experience.
DOWNED
AT
IHEDEC
QUEnRC.
July
4.
Five
lumbermen
were
drowned
when
attempting
to
rros
the
rapids
In
a
canoe.
f
WOMEN'S
MEETING
A
Plllillp
Monllnir
nf
U'umnn
fnvorinir
election
of
Jns.
II.
Thompxon
will
be
held
In
Thompson's
Commit
lie
Itooms
loniuht,
WYdnesdny,
July
I,
nt
8
o'clock.
Purpose:
Or-
Rnnizntlon,
VANCOUVi
to
become
a
mere
appendage
of
the
Liberal
party
at
Ottawa.
The
op
position
is
lacking
la
a
real
policy
of
its
own
and
bat
rraortad
to
discussion
of
the
anti-dumping
clause,
a
purely
federal
matter.
The
attitude
of
the
provincial
government
toward
the
fruit
Market
Control
BUI
Is
evidence
of
that."
rNoiaxD's
kiciiust
MAX
DEAD
MOUTH
i:i.f.VKX
MILLION
i
OT.
Albans.
.Eng..
July
4.
-Sir
David
Yule,
reputed
to
be
tbe
-wealthiest
Briton,
credited
to
be
worth
Steven
million
pounds,
'Is
dead
he.
He
scent
most
of
mother
mother
made
an
an
adventurous
adventurous
journey
to
Alaska,
Is
the
heiress.
,
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Ninn
('lining
Prices
Today
on
Yanrvu
rrr
l:vrlUM
(Courts
of
S.
D.
Johnson
Oo
Ud.i
Old
Asked
10
J0I4
!
JS
M
tM
SJS
.IT
Jl
.78
.77
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.16
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10H
JIVi
.to
n
11.06
1S
SJ0
tM
M
M
A
JS
M
J4
M
.10
loy,
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.18
6.00
4.00
ao
a.a
Jtt
-80
.70
Ml
M
M
.40
1.10
1.U
S
.10
.7
Jl
.65
M
B.
O.
SUvwr
....
Byvtew
Big
M
Knurl
....
coast
Qoyyu
'
Oork
proetate
..
Dunweil
Oejoryja
OopsisT
.
fMssslT
0ajhy
uoieonfsa
Indepenslenc
.
.
.
Indian
Kootney
Florene
U
,
U
Lake-view
idamlth
Lucky
Jim
Marmot
MeUls
.
National
Silver
..
Pend
Orelle
Premier
Porter
Idaho
....
Richmond
Rufus
Argent
..
Ruth
Hope
Slim
Great
.
.
.
Silverado
silversmith
SStinloeh
Tbrmimus
Tortc
Whitewater
Woodbine
Cctton
Belt
Oeorgla
Blver
.
.
Oranrlvlew
.
.N.
.
Marmot
Oold
Topley
Richfield
Noranda
60.36
60M
HINNIPEII
Cl.E
High
Low
July
1S8H
iH
1S8H
Oats
139S
118
IMVi
BURGLARS
GOT
CASH
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER.
July
4.
Five
thousand
dollara
which
It
was
thought
burglars
who
blew
the
safe
of
Arnold
and
Qulf-ley,
Granville
Street,
had
mtased,
was
found
yesterday
to
Jiave
oeen
ra
The
yeSJSJS
Uflfd
a
scissors
anu
of
wire
to
take
the
money
through
a
half-Inch
crack
when
their
explosive
wedged
the
door
of
the
inner
compart-
mfBt,
Northern
and
PRINCE
MOBILE
IS
ILL
FROM
EXPOSURE
.mra
ovni
tate
or
compax-
ION
AND
OF
V(
I.IMIK
KBStTEU
KV-OV
BAT,
July
4.
General
Nobilc
'
very
III
as
the
pwi't
of
exp.ur
following
the
witck
of
hi.;
polar
flight
aod
the
-jbn-u?iit
worry
over
th
fate
of
his
c
-uipii.ioni,
a..
J
of
Amund-ent
and
other
would-be
rescuers.
The
Russian
Ice-breaker
Mallgnln
Is
now
menaced
by
drifting
Ice
anci
may
also
be
lost.
CRUSHED
BODY
i
1L
STOCK
.cAltTirif-ATKH
l)K
MOKE
HI
AN
.MILLION
AND
HALF
tOUXD
OX
MAX
PORTLAND.
Jury
4.
Mining
stock
certificate,
which
extended
fr.-m
-
the
Quarts
Mining
Company
of
Nome.
Alaska,
with
a
bk
value
of
1
1.860
.090
were
found
In
poaceaslon
of
s
man
tdentrnci
aa
M.
J.
Connelly,
sixty
year
ol
age,
where
crushed
body
we
found
under
a
shipment
of
steal
pipe
in
a
railway
gondola
irelght
car
here
1
D.
PATTULLO
GOOD
MEETING
ROtSIVO
KECEITION
TO
I.IKKKAL
CANDIDATE
AT
H
'EES
THAU-LOTTE
IM.tND
CENT
It
E
PORT
CUntlNTS.
July
4.
Atter
holding
a
public
meeting
at
Masset.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
came
on
here
and
was
given
a
rousing
reception
at
a
gathering
which
ha
addressed
on
the
public
questions
of
the
day.
People
were
present
from
all
parts
of
the
district.
i
He
is
billed
to.
speak
at
Queen
Char
lotte
City
this
evening.
PRICES
HIGHER
AT
FISH
EXCHANGE
TODAY
Onl)
Two
Ainrrlran
llwit
but
a
(1mnI
Many
OuiMiltatl
NcJil
(litdirn
Only
two
American
boats
sold
their
patches
at
the
exchange
this
morning
but
several
Canadians
were
In.
Prices
wate
a
llttls
higher
today.
Salts
were
aa
follow
:s
Ainrrlran
teatlnel.
M.0O0,
to
Pacific
Fisheries
at
11.
7c
and
6c.
Sastern
Point.
7.000.
to
PaeitM
Fisheries,
at
la.o
and
7c.
Caiiiidlun
Viking,
80,000,
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
10c
and
Sc.
Unome,
13,000,
to
Gold
Storage,
at
lie
and
Sc.
Marguerite,
10,000,
'to
Pacific
Fisher
U.
at
10.9c
and
6c.
Toodle.
7.000
and
Inea
1U
11.000
to
Atlln
Fisheries
st
lOJc
and
6c.
Nautilus,
6.500,
to
Atlln
Fisheries
at
9c
and
6c.
ffWO
YEARS
IN
SCHOOL
FOR
BOY
WHO
LIFTED
AN
OUTBOARD
ENGINE
Tried
in
Juvenile
Court
by
Magistrate
MMIymont;
a
young
boy
was
sentenced
r
wv
ii
wutiuriuciik
iu
iuuwbim
nchool
ihl
morning
for
the
theft
of
an
outboard
motor
on
the
waterfront.
j
Advertise
In
the
Dally
Newt.
PRINCE
RUPERT
t
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
nUPKRf,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
"
HTJlmAlfTttiR
flfJOVEII:
A
tlew
tit
the
demonstration
when
he
was
nominated
for
the
United
States
presidency.
It
lasted
for
forty-five
minutes.
LIGHTNING
KILLED
'
THREE
AT
TORONTO
TORONTO.
July
4.
Three
men
were
!
lUed
by
lightning
In
a
severe
storm
j
ere
yesterday.
D
M.
Scott
and
Fred
Campkdl.
Can-tdian
Pacific
Railway
bridge
workers,
ere
killed
and
four
injured
at
L-Ute
wliu
'46
j.cn
.
tiok
refuge
In
a
hack
which
was
struck."
Ni
Howe
vas
killed
and
one
Injured
when
a
voodehed
was
struck
In
th
city.
TIPPLE
OF
MINE
AT
CORBIN
IS
BURNED
ERNIE,
July
4
Fire
destroyed
the
ippte
at
Corbin
mine,
resulting
in
the
itass
down
ol
the
colliery
and
tbe
browing
out
of
employment
of
300
workers.
D0UKH0B0RS
FINED
FIRE
PROTECTION
LAW
WAS
BROKEN
NSLBON.
July
4
For
the
second
time
in
a
week
tbe
DouKbobors
Brotherhood
wet
convicted
of
a
breach
uf
the
flre-irotectton
Act
and
fined
628
and
costs.
SLUMP
IN
STOCK
Dig
MNsonrI
Unit
Down
Fifteen
I'olitU
Yrstrrday
on
Vaneoioer
Exthatige
VAMCOUVKR.
July
4
On
a
turnover
nt
40.000
share
Blit
Missouri
ild
down
'
Rirki.
of
Ottawa,
shot
34
out
of
pos-ntteen
and
a
hall
oanU
to
45
yenter-
inbl"
35
to
win
the
flrnt
prise
In
the
day.
jsoutlioni
Railway
shout
yesterday.
A
PUBLIC
MEETING
Will
be
held
in
the
Moose
Hal)
on
i
Friday,
July
6,
at
8
p.m.
at
which
the
liberal
candidate
'
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
Minister
of
Lands.
Will
discuss
th
Public
Issues.
Kverybody
inviUd.
JULY
4,
1928
N
STAND
POLICE
PROBE
LACOSTE
BEAT
TILBEN
TODAY
SEMMINAL
IEXXIS
OAMES
AT
IMULEDOX
IIOTII
LADIES
AXD
MEN'S
WIUMSDON.
July
4
Tbe
semifinals
in
the
big
tennis
tournament
t.re
being
played
the
results
today
being:
Helm
Wills
defeated
Elizabeth
Ryan.
0-1.
6-1.
Senorlta
de
Alverea
of
Spain
beat
Daphne
Akhurst
of
Australia.
6-3,
8-0.
Rene
Laooete
best
BUI
Tuden.
2-9.
8-4,
3-8.
8-4.
8-3.
DOUBLE
MURDER
AT
METCHOSIN
VICTORIA.
July
4.
That
Isabella
Mitchell
of
Metchosln
nar
here
was
murdered
by
her
husband.
Henry
George
Mitchell,
on
June
38
and
that
the
latter
died
by
hi
own
hand
Immediately
thereafter,
two
coroner's
Juries
declared
yesterday.
Mrs.
Mitchell
died
of
gunshot
wounds
on
the
right
side.
GOOD
SHOOTING
BY
BURKE
AT
BISLEY
DISJLEY.
July
4.
--
Lieut.
Desmond
Seats
reserved
for
Ladled.
Chinese
Gambler
Made
Friendly
Gestures
to
Mayor
Taylor
Daring
!
Two
Distinct
Election
Campaigns
I
VANCOUVEK,
July
4.
Shue
Jloy,
the
Chinese
gambler,
testified
at
lust
nignt'ij
session
of
the
police
inquiry
that
in
1924
when
Mayor
Taylor
was
out
of
office,
he
had
given
him
$E0
toward
his
eleL.ion
expenses.
The
Chinaman
said
that
in
1925
he
had
offered
a
present
to
the
Mayor
of
$100
towards
the
campafgn
but
this
was
refused.
Both
offers,
said
Shue
Moy,
were
purely
friendly
gestures.
Admitting
he
had
visited
Mayor
Taylor's
suite
in
Granville
Mansions
"once
in
a
while,"
perhaps
as
often
as
once
every
two
or
three
weeks,
Shue
Moy,
alleged
"King
of
the
Gamblers"
declared
he
had
never
talked
.over
the
subject
of
gambling
with
the
mayor.
t
ONLY
1IITEEX
Ol
T
Ol'
WOltK
OX
BOOKS
or
lintEAl
There
are
only
fifteen
u-
employed
men
now
on
the
list
ol
the
local
offlo
ol
the
4
Employment
Service
of
Canada
4
states
the
sup
rla
tendon
t,
J.
11.
Campbell.
Besides
other
s:a-
r
acnul
occupation.
provincial
and
municipal
public
works
c
e
rrw
taking
quite
a
number
4
of
men.
ITALIAN
PLANE
I
FOR
S.
AMERICA
ROME.
July
4
A
dispatch
from
Gibraltar
says
tbe
p'ane
in
which
Captain
Ferrarln
and
Major
Carlo
del
Prete
took
off
from
Rome
last
night
tor
a
non-stop
flight
to
South
America.
flew
over
the
Strait
of
Gibraltar
this
morning.
THE
DELL
WAS
WINNER
OF
RACE
TO
JUNEAU
JUNEAU.
July
4
The
Dell
won
the
first
prim
In
the
Olympia
to
Juneau
I
yacht
rase.
Tbe
secant!
boat
was
the
Wlnnirrad
while
Sandpiper
came
third.
HIRELEsS
KEi'OUT
S
a
m.
Dl.-.by
Island
Raining,
calm:
barome-er.
29
9i:
temperature,
34;
sea
smooth:
11
30
p
m.
spoke
steamer
Princess
Charlotte,
leaving
WnnjeU,
southbound:
8
pjn
sp-it:e
tanker
Oltnda.
Noyas
Island
fur
Petersburg.
83
mltta
firm
Peters-Hirg:
8
pjn.
pcke
steamer
Niagara,
565
inllee
north
of
Auokland.
NX,
bound
for
Suva:
8
p.m.
spoke
schooner
St.
Soch.
Vancouver
tor
Dutch
Harbor.
1150
mtlev
frm
Vancouver.
Dead
Tree
Point
Overesst.
calm:
barometer,
39
83:
temperature.
'46;
sea
smcoth.
'
Bull
Harbor--Part
cloudy,
calm:
bar-meter.
39.79:
temperature.
58:
sea
imo?tb:
7.40
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
Rupert,
abeam
Walker
Point,
northbound:
1080
pm.
spoke
steamer
Oatala.
in
aranvUst
Channel,
southbound.
'
Noon
Digby
Island
-Raining,
light
southwest
wind:
barometer,
W.M;
tempera-turn,
SO:
ses
smosth;
steamer
Prlnoass
Charlotte,
due
3
pjn.
Dead
Tree
Point
Overcast,
calm:
barometer.
19
f;
temperature,
44:
sea
smooth.
Bull
Harbor-
-Part
cloudy,
light
southwest
wind:
barometer,
39.83:
temperature.
58:
sea
moderate:
9
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
John,
leaving
Jedway,
southbound:
B.13
am.
apoke
steamer
Amur.
Anyox
tcr
Tacoma,
abeam
Idol
Point:
10.30
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Oatala.
left
Namu.
southbound.
Owing
to
unfavorable
weather
oon-1
anions.
,
te.
'sjinttr-fcienie
of
at.
An-
tsnmaaafWiiK
.
rn
i
st
h
1
m
1
r
in
.1
"Too
lekwr
Itanf
-BSHbai
'
sUMHnteBdetit
charge
of
the
event
It
Is
an
everyday
occurrence
for
Digby
Island
wireless
station
to
communicate
with
vessels
as
far1
ay
ss
Australia
and
New
Zealand.
At
8
o'clock
last
evenlnx
the
ststlon
was
In
communication
with
the
steamer
NUnara.
AS
nMlen
north
of
Auckland.
i:i;lxiuiid
to
Vancouver.
LAROE
CAnARET
Special
Dinner
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
0
to
13.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
I'hone
437
Price
Five
Cents
TOLMIE
IS
NOW
FINANCE
CRITIC
I
EAKS
ELECTOIW
H
ILL
BE
STAM-li:i)KI)
AGAINST
HIM
UY
1.
O.
E.
DEAL
rsnOTE.
July
4.
Dr.
S.
F.
Tolmie
told
s
meeting
here
yesterday
that
the
MacLean
Government
never
kept
althln
the
'
estimates
voted
by
the
Legislature,
resulting
in
an
enormous
increase
in
tbe
provincial
debt.
Tslmla
prophestsd
tht
MacLean
would
aurprtse
the
electors
just
before
the
election
with
a
tentative
scheme,
for
toe
disposal
of
the
P.
O.
E.
to
the
Canadian,
National
Hallway
and
warned
them
that
It
might
mean
fust
another
election
promise.
LIBERAL
PARTY
MAKING
GAINS
MIXSISTEK
SAYS
IM,TH
VANCOUVER
AND
VICTORIA
WILL
RETVKN
MOKE
LIIIERALS
RZVBLSTOKK.
July
4.
Tbst
the
Liberal
party
at
the
forthcoming
elect
it
Ion
wUl
make
a
marked
gain
In
the
number
of
members
elected
both
In
the
city
of
Vancouver
SAd
Victoria,
was
stated
by
Ho
1.
W.
til
Botherland.
minuter
of
publv
works,
at
I
public
meeting
here.
1
1
that
be
was
supported
by
J.
V'.
deB.
Farrls,
another
speaker
at
the
meeting
and
formerly
a
member
tor
'anoouver.
who
aald
Vancouver
would
go
largely
Liberal
at
this
election.
BURGLARS
MAKE
VICTORIA
RAID
(1ET
AWAY
HITII
DIAMONDS
AND
JEWELLERY
I'KOM
MOKE
AT
CAPITAL
VICTORIA.
July
4.
Burglars
entered
the
Government
street
store
of
J.
Rose
over
the
holiday
week
end
and
obtained
diamond
and
Jewellery
valued
at
be-tweei
twelve
and
fifteen
thousand
dollars.
The
loss
wss
discovered
yesterdsy.
Liberal
Party
Committee
Rooms
Have
been
opened
at
the
corner
of
Sdcond
Avenue
and
Fourth
Street.
Phone
229
or
visit
the
rooms
and
see
if
you
arc
registered
on
the
VoUn'
List.