CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
Everyone
reads
the
Classified
Ads.
LAKOK
CirUKET
If
you
lose,
advertise
for
tt.
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
If
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Dancing
evrry
Saturday
nlg-nt
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
from
0
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
PRINCE
RUPERT
GET
Till;
CLASSIFIED
IIAIIIT.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least.
Phone
437
'to.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
''I-
NoJ.
XVIII.,
(No.
152.
PIUNCBrltUPHKT.-B.C.,
FRIDAY,
JUNE
29,
1028
'rtc.l'
l&nts
Al
Smith
of
New
ffirk
Chosen
by
Democratic
Convention
as
Their
Candidate
for
the
Presidency
HOUSTON,
Texas.,
June
20.
Alfred
E.
Smith,
four
times
("crnor
of
New
York,
waB
nominated
for
the
presidency
by
the
j)i
motratic
National
Convention
last
night.
A
single
ballot
was
sufficient
to
break
through
the
last
resis-ik
c
of
a
group
of
candidates
opposing
him.
Although
at
the
con-ion
of
the
roll
call
of
the
states
he
was
a
handful
of
votes
short
the
two-thirds
rt'iguircd
to
nominate,
he
was
so
near
the
mark
that
'..!
after
state
broke
away
from
the
favorite
sons
they
had
been
importing
to
lay
their
support
at
his
feet.
Of
fleW
tabulation,
after
all
chanaea
TOLMIE
OBJECTS
TO
SUCCESSION
DUTIES
IN
B.C.
U
01
1.1)
LOWER
IT
MATERIALLY
AMI
ELIMINATE
IT
ALTOdETII
til
llEtOKE
LOVO
KAMIOOPB,
June
20
Capital
investment
ha
been
den-r
reo
by
succession
.mil,
tax
in
Brltibh
Columbia
so
the
tonwrvatlve
party
undertakes
to
eub-sinn
i
tally
lower
the
tax
immediately
iid
eliminate
tt
altogether
at
the
arliest
opportunity.
Dr
Tolmle
stated,
iidd.ii).'
that
the
Couservstlves
were
,iliu-
to
tin'
necessity,
of
a
general
re-(luriioii
of
uxen
but
will
not
be
penur-:
on.
spending
economlcaly
whererer
iiivir-)
i
required
for
development.
KILLED
WIFE
AND
HIMSELF
Doru:
tmaomiv
at
METria-.iM
UIXl'OYEUM)
IIY
EMPLOYEE
ON
FA
KM
,
14
VICTORIA.
June
29
A
double
tra-
4,
t
occurred
at
Metchosin
Thursdsy
itrr.-ioon
when
H
O
Mitchell.
45
years
a,
-
bkc.
for
20
years
a
resident
of
the
14,
.illev
and
a
well
known
farmer,
ahot
-.d
killed
hU
wu
aaetl
40
and
then
ii"t
hunaell.
acuordui
to
the
police
'
rKrt.
The
bodies
were
found
by
Arthur
lone
who
had
been
employed
by
Mitchell
Mrs
Mitchell
body
was
found
:wng
on
the
ouch
with
s
gunshot
wound
in
the
aMe
and
Mltchena
body
wan
lying
across
her
feet
with
the'
head
partly
shattered
and
a
shotgun
lying
on
the
floor.
Mitchell
had
been
11!
fr
the
past
year.
Metchosin
Is
a
few
miles
from
Vlc-riH
on
the
road
to
Booke
Harbor.
AFTER
TIMBER
AT
SKIDEGATE
J.
MrfOHMACK.
IMI'l.
'.ENT
MAM-I
ACTlltl.lt.
III'VIMi
AT
tjlEBN
CIIAKUITTE
INUtMM
SKIDEOATB,
June
28.
4
-J
McOormick.
American
capitalist,
member
of
the
firm
of
farm
Implement
manulncturen
and
connected
with
the
Beaver
Cove
plant
Is
at
present
St
Otldegatr
111
his
yacht
Belmont
looking
over
the
timber
limits
li
Skldegate
tnlct
and
Cumshewa
Inlet
with
a
view
to
buying
all
the
sprure
lie
can
get.
More
cruisers
are
expected
from
Vancrmver
to
cruise
the
limits.
Tiw
McOarmleks
are
said
u
have
i'Iko
taken
an
option
on
all
the
hold-
lugH
of
the
American
Timber
Holdings
company
and
If
the
deal
goes
through
it
win
be
one
of
the
largest
made
yet
In
northern
BC.
Umber
THREE
HOMERS
WON
BASEBALL
.
NKW
YORK.
June
28
A
doeen
games
aliead
of
the
field
the
Yankee
arej
eadily
leading
the
Ainerloan
Leaauei
Ifuth'
a
one!
Rave
the.
viotorw
over
the
Athletics
yesterday
t.
Louis
clung
fast
to
the
leadership
o?
the
NatieaUl
League
by
beating
Pittsburg
white
the
New
York
Olanta
made
It
five
straight
over
Philadelphia.
With
Mra.
J.
O.
Vlereck
as
general
convener,
a
tea
and
sale
of
home-cooking
is
being
held
this
afternoon
In
the
Moose
Hall
In
aid
of
the
Boys'
Band
tour
fund.
The
event
will
be
followed
by
a
whist
drive
and
dance
this
even-U4
v
I
of
votes
In
favor
of
the
leader,
records
that
Smith
had
840
2-3
votes
while
be
needed
only
183
1-3
to
nominate.
Announcement
of
the
nomination
wa
followed
by
a
loud
and
colorful
demonstration
on
the
convention
floor.
Of
the
S3
state
and
territorial
delegations
In
the
convention.
Smith
in
the
end
bad
the
solid
support
of
86.
Five
states,
Florida,
Oeorgla,
Missouri.
South
Carolina
and
Texas
gave
no
votes
up
to
the
last.
Ten
names
were
put
in
nomination.
Senator
George
of
Oeorgla
got
but
S21,;
Senator
Reed
Of
Missouri
52,
and
Representative
Hull
of
Tennessee
SO
5-8.
Others
wet
very
low.
It
was
the
Ohio
delegation
that
supplied
the
votes
to
elect
on
the
first
ballot,
changing
44
votes
from
former
Senator
Pomerene
of
Ohio
to
Smith,
when
It
was
seen
he
lacked
but
a
few
for
election.
ALBANY.
June
ao.-Al.
Smith's
ec-eeptanee
of
the
Democratic
nomination
reiterates
the
belief
that
there
should
be
fundamental
changes
in
the
prohibition
law.
NEW
RKOl'LATION
ON
I'INK
SALMON
COHINO
IKOM
ll).-MAINLAM
lisekie.
Inspector
of
Uabrrate,
It
In
toastpt,
af
a
tele-trasa
aeinosmclng
that
effective
Imtnedtatety
MI
ptak
salmon
shipped
from
the
Queen
Our'
j
tette
Islands
to
the
mainland
WU
have
to
be
gutted
and
ahlp-
ta
mhd
lee.
Thls
order
wUl
aSect
large
quantities
of
plnx
salmon
which'
Is
being
shipped
from
Massett
Inlet
to
cannery
points
on
the
mainland.
"
BROTHER
OF
LOCAL
MAN,
DISTINGUISHED
MUSICIAN,
IS
DEAD
Alex
Clapper
ton
has
received
a
cable
gram
announcing
the
death
in
Idln-turgh
of
bis
second
eldest
brother.
William
Immett
Ciapeerton.
aged
75.
a
professional
muWcian.
organist
and
chotr
leader
The
late
Mr.
Oapperton
had
a
distinguished
musical
career
and
1
a
gold
medallist
from
aVUnburgh
University
and
a
brones
medallist
from
London
University
He
was
a
widower
and
the
surviving
family
Includes
a
eon,
William
Clapperton,
a
professional
singer
in
Winnipeg.
HALIBUT
PRICES
LOW
AT
EXCHANGE
TODAY
American
nne.
80.000:
Majestic,
t000:
and
Jack.
8.000.
holding
over.
Atlas.
84,000.
Atltn
Fisheries
for
Ket
chikan
delivery,
9.0c
and
5c.
Mlddleton.
17.000,
Canadian
Fish
61
Cold
Storage
Co..
94c
and
5c
Murla.
W.090.
Booth
Fisheries.
v.5c
and
5c.
Orayling.
10,000,
Boyal
Fish
Co..
9Ac
and
6c.
Tree.
11.000,
Atlln
Fisheries.
9c
and
6c.
TJnimak.
9.500
pounds.
Canadian
nan
At
cold
Storage
Oo.
9
c
and
Sc.
CaiiudUn
Sera.
8,000.
holding
over.
LIBERAL
WON
SEAT
AT
CARMARTHEN
.OAKBMABTHBN.
Wales,
June
99.
rjaji
w
N.
Jones.
Liberal,
won
the
by-
erection
caused
by
the
elevation
the
peerage
of
Sir
Alfred
Mond.
He
had
a
majority
of
55
over
laoor
ana
uon
aervetlve.
(MEEK
r.UIINUT
HBSIONS
ATHINfl.
June
89.-
The
Oreek
cabinet
has
resigned
because
the
Venlsetos
party
has
withdrawn
Its
support
In
their
psrllsment
Ai
Tiiou
i"
inAi
LONDON.
June
99--Richard
Whlte-lng,
author
and
Journalist,
is
dead.
DEFENCE
MADE
MAYOR
TAYLOR
COINSEL
CLAIMS
VI)
EVIDENCE
OF
MMKI
PTION
AOAINIIT
IIR.Ul
Or
VANCOUVER
CITY
i
SUGGESTS
MOTIVE
llENDEHMIN
MAYM
TAYLOR
AXMOL'S
TO
IIECO.ME
FIRST
MAYOR
(lRKATEit
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER,
June
29
-
"Tiiere
has
not
been
one
ciaiilla
of
evidence
In
the
wtieie
four
thousand
pages
of
this
inquiry
which
pot
n
la
to
an
act
of
oor
nipt
ion
by
the
Mayor."
declared
Alex
andcr
Henderson.
S
C
.
In
closing
argil
meot
on
behalf
of
his
client.
Mayor
Louis
B.
Taylor
at
Vancouver
police
nqulry
yesterday
afternoon.
The
mctlves
of
Police
roniliil
loiwr
Fletcher
In
pressing
for
the
inquiry
were
questioned
by
Mr.
Henderson.
In
bringing
about
thu
Inquiry."
asked
Henderson,
"was
Fletcher
actuated
by
a
desire
to
put
the
force
in
a
better
pos
ition
Uun
before
or
to
hurt
Mayor
Tsylor?
How
far
waa
he
actaated
by
e
desire
to
thwart
the
mayor's
legitimate
desire
to
be
first
mayor
of
Orester
Vancouver?
And
was
it
an
effort
DT
Fletcher
to
cover
Mayor
Taylor
with
son
kind
of
Infamy?
O.
H.
Oowan,
K.C
.
counsel
for
Chief
of
Police
Long,
presented
a
written
ugument
to
Commissioner
Lennle,
con
cluding
with
the
remark
that
there
was
not
one
particle
01
evidence
to
support
the
chrrge
agaiaat
his
cheat.
-Laf
4
'.1
,..
tin
1
a
Province'
S4re,
Hill
Drug
Store,
Hurna'
Shop
Among
DulldingH
Coiuumed
STKWART,
June
29.
Fire
which
started
in
the
basement
of
Edgar
Province's
store
in
lljrder
at
noon
yesterday
completely
gutted
that
two-storey
rooming
house
and
store,
90
feet
by
120,
and
spread
in
two
direction.
The
fire
burned
to
(he
ground
Oren
F.
IIIU'm
drug
store,
which
contained
the
pot
office,
as
well
as
Hums'
meat
market,
the
police
office
and
jail,
the
Ideal
Cafe,
other
residence)
and
a
garage.
The
damage
is
estimated
at
over
31OO.M0
ef
which
about
$30,000
is
covered
by
insurance.
The
Stewart
fire
department
with
all
available
men
from
Stewart
and
the
Premier
tram
asaistance
in
quelling
the
?ave
IftflieH
whirh
finally
were
spent
in
the
nearby
bush.
TENNIS
GAMES
AT
WIMBLEDON
WIMBLEDON.
June
98.
TUden
oe-eatod
Baron
Kehrllng
of
Hungalia.
Wilbur
Coon
of
US.
and
Norman
Brooks.
Australia,
beat
Cooper
and
aogers
of
England.
Eileen
Benuet
of
England
beat
Mra.
Ilqulbam,
England
Henri
Oochet
of
France
defeated
H
Q.
Mayes
of
England.
Helen
Wills
defeated
Miss
Harvey,
England.
Borotrs
and
-
Laocete
of
France
beat
Boussus
and
Landry
of
France.
Brugnon
of
France
beat
Oerald
Patterson
of
America.
Oochet
of
France
beat
Boys
ot
Argentine.
Hennessey
of
UB.
best
Frtnz
of
Oer-
tnany.
result
of
a
violent
electrical
atom
which
Swept
the
Ottawa
district
late
yesterday.
Lucleno
Lalonde
waa
stmek
by
lightning
in
Hull
and
John
Ounnlag-nam.
94
year
of
ge,
a
farmer
of
White
Lake,
was
struck
by
lightning.
Mrs.
Oren
Hill,
w.jt
la
In
the
altf
today
retiirnlug
north,
says
she
lost
both
her
Home
and
the
drug
store
In
the
Hyder
fire
and
her
husband
had
tvto
rlb
broken.
Liberals
to
be
Very
Active
Here
From
Now
Until
ElectiorvDay
With
Victory
for
T.
D.
Pattullo
Assured
The
Liberals
have
made
up
their
minds
that
the
seat
of
Prince
Uupertlis
not
to
go
again
to
their
opponents
by
reason
of
their
lack
of
energy.
The
provincial
campaign
here
is
to
be
fought
just
as
strenuously
as
in
any
other
riding
in
the
province.
Next
llonilay,
Hon.
T.
0.
Pattullo,
the
candidate,
will
arrive
from
Victoria
-and
he
will
be
in
the
constituency
until
election
day.
On
Monday
he
will
be
proceeding
through
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
to
spend
a
few
days
before
coming
cack
to
the
city.
On
July
11
Hon.
A.
M.
Mnnson
will
be
here
for
a
brief
stay
at
least
and
arruK-mc.nls
are
being
made
for
him
to
address
a
meeting
with
Mr.
Pattullo.
On
Sunday,
Mrs.
Joseph
Sheasgreen.
will
arrive
from
Vancouver
to
organ
ire
the
Libera!
women
of
the
city.
The
party's
ireneral
organization
work
j
i
well
under
way
and
those
in
charge
at
headquarters
say
that
it
is
not
so
much
a
que
!
ion
of
e'ecting
Mr.
Pattullo
as
how
big
a
majority
can
be
piled
up
for
him.
Cyanide
Process
to
be
Used
Connection
with
M
tiling
at
Alice
Arm
Plans
beissj
made
by
the
Utility
Mines
Ltd.
for
the
operation
of
the
Tiger
and
Kilsault
mines
at
Alice
Arm
may
result
in
a
new
era
for
mining
development
on
the
north
coast,
especially
in
the
Alice
Ann'
section,
states
P.
E.
Peterson,
managing
engineer
for
the
company,
who
i?
in
the
city
today
enroute
north
from
Vancouver.
"Il
is
our
intention,"
stales
Mr.
Peterson
"to
energetically
push
development
during
the
coming
winter
and
the
following
season
and
to
hiatal
a
mill.
A
unique
feature
will
be
the
use
of
cyanide
pro-teas
with
whicii
we
exptct
to
produce
bullion
right
on
the
property.
1
his
will
make
us
independent
cl
.jveltere
and
largely
independent
of
transportation.
If
out
plana
prove
auc-jeaaful.
I
think
It
wui
mean
a
new
er.
ji
development
of
miain
on
the
north
coast,
especially
In
the
Alice
Arm
section
because,
with
this
process,
it
wUl
be
passu"
.saja,sieafir
ttesa
surer
ores
running
as
lew
aa
10
ounces
c
he
ton.
this
making
sn
enormous
ton
cage
available
for
treatment
in
the
Upper
Klieault
section
"
The
Utility
Mines
Ltd.
Is
a
newly-lormed
corporation
composed
of
Vancouver.
Winnipeg
and
New
York
Interests
which
recently
tock
over
the
Tiger
property
from
K.
C
Pickett
of
Alice
Arm
an
the
Kltaault
from
William
Martin,
a
Seattle
lawyer.
The
Tiger,
states
Mr.
Peterson,
has
an
exceptional
show
tug
of
silver
ore.
TUe
gr-mp.
formed
by
the
Tiger
and
the
Kltaault.
ad-olna
the
Tone.
Dolly
Varden
and
North
Star
mutes,
all
noted
properties.
At
the
present
time
a
crew
of
seven
aaen
is
employed
on
the
Tiger
mine,
the
lower
tunnel
being
now
In
sixty
feet.
The
work,
which
Mr.
ret
en
on
aaya
wUl
be
carried
right
ahead,
is
In
charge
of
Mr.
Pickett.
A
Dominion
charter
to
now
being
ae-sured
by
the
company
whose
tentative
irrectors
include
Mr
De
Hesett
of
Ta-coma.
who
la
interested
in
the
Big
Missouri
at
Stewart:
W.
M.
Brewer
of
Victoria,
former
resident
mining
en
gineer
at
Nana
lino
for
the
government;
C.
O.
Wlckeuden.
of
Vancouver,
and
Mr.
McDonald
of
Vancouver
and
New
York.
TOMMY
LOUGHRAN
BEAT
BARRISTER
BOXEMEW
YORK
NEW
YORK.
June
20.
Tommy
Lough
-rati,
light
heavyweight
champion,
de-'eatod
Armand
Emmanuel,
the
San
Francisco
barrister
boxer,
in
a
ten
sound
decision.
The
title
was
not
at
SIR
HENRY
THORNTON
ON
INSPECTION
TOUR
MONTREAL.
June
99.
Sir
Henry
Thornton
left
yesterday
on
his
annual
inspection
tour
of
western
lines
aad
expects
to
travel
as
far
aa
the
Pacific.
STUART
BEYAN,
K.C,
IS
ELECTED
IN
ENGLAND
LONDON.
June
29
Stuart
Bevan,
Ma...
Conservative,
was.
elected
to
tbeJ
Hones
of
Oonmsjona
la.
then
Hoi
born
byT
ejection
to
sueeeed
Sir
Jerries
Itamnsnt.
Ooaeafvatlve,
who
has
been
elevated
to
fJNfllNEEIl
IIElli;
William
Young.
Mjstto
engineer.
Mr-merly
osntroUer
of
voter
rights
for
the
provincial
government,
is
in
the
olty
making
an
espert
valuation
of
the
power
plant
of
the
.olty
in
view
of
a
recant
proposal
made
to
dispose
ot
the
plant.
PATTULLO
TO
BE
HEARD
ON
RADIO
HERE
Minister
Principal
Speaker
in
Vancouver
Tonight
and
Musical
Program
The
big
speech
of
Hon.
T.
I).
Pattullo
at
a
mass
meeting
in
Vancouver
tonight
is
to
be
broadcasted
on
wave
length
329
metre.
He
is
the
principal
speaker,
each
of
the
Liberal
candidate!
being
allowed
five
minutes.
There
will
also
be
a
musical
program.
Dr.
McKechnie
is
to
preside.
CANADAISAN
AMITY
EXAMPLE
HSU
HAL
TO
ItriU)
AllMAUBNTH
SAID
TO
rKOMOTE
1VOIIUI
nacE
TORONTO,
June
29
Canada
by
her
refusal
to
build
armament
and
by
her
example
of
amity
towards
neighboring
nations
waa
doing
much
to
psomote
world
peace
and
destroy
the
spirit
of
militarism,
said
Lt
-Col.
J
H.
MaoDoneld.
B
A.
DD..
CBJE.
FROfl.
of
WolTVllle.
VS..
in
addressing
the
the
Baptist
World
Alliance
here
today
on
"Militarism."
Disarmament
In
terms
of
weapons
would
never
bring
true
peace,
he
declared
unless
there
were
also
dis
armament
in
the
heart.
Militarism,
he
defined
as,
"not
merely
the
swaggering
arrogance
of
the
pro-'esstons!
soldier
but
the
spirit
of
any-ore
whose
thoughts
run
In
military,
material
channels
without
regard
tor
the
soul."
The
forces
making
for
militarism,
he
said,
were
false
patriotism,
race
prejudice,
avarice,
glorification
or
warlike
exploit.,
and
aggression
of
other
nations
The
chief
factors,
combatting
against
militarism
were,
a
rsalMatlon
of
the
butchery
of
war.
the
hostility
of
veter
ans
to
war.
organised
labor,
tax
-payers,
i
an
atmoapiiere
of
pesee
making
both
,
within
and
without-
the
League
Of
Na-
'lons,
Christianity.
GIFPFOR
ARCHIBISHOP
CANTERBURY
IONDON,
June
29
A
cosmltte
Including
Premier
Baldwin
is
taking
a
collection
to
provide
a
gift
tor,
the
aged
Archbishop
of
Canterbury
on
the
occasion
of
his
forthcoming
golden
wetkirns
IMIICE
Ol'
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
June
29
The
price
of
wheat
here
today
was
81.42.
Henry
Rivard
Not
Guilty
of
the
Fflurder
of
William
Ritchie
Says
Jury
at
Assize
Court
Yetterday
After
having
spent
six
months
less
two
or
three
days
in
jail
awaiting
trial,
Henry
Rivard
stepperi
forth
from
the
prisoner's
dock
at
the
Supreme
Court
Assises
here
at
4.30
yesterday
afternoon,
absolved
of
blame
in
connection
with
his
shooting
of
William
Ritchie
at
Stewart
hui.
New
Year's
morning.
After
deliberating
but
twenty
minutes,
the
jury
returned
with
ft
verdict
of
"not
guilty,"
Mr.
Justice
Gregory
immediately
discharging
accused
from
custody
with
the
warning
ihai
he
should
in
future
be
more
careful
about
having
firearms
in
a
place
where
there
was
trading
in
liquor.
There
was
a
Irji.na
ci
applause
in
the
form
of
jhind
clppn.g
m
the
puohc
section
of
int..
coi.-rt.oom.
H.h
L-rii-up
check.ng
thU
:mru.Uia:tl)
with
the
remnrx
that
such
applaust
was
nevtr
perui-.tted
In
a
firlt-ah
ccurt
of
justice.
The
first
I
to
congratulate
Rivard
was
his
counsel,
Gcrcieu
Wlsater
of
Vancouver,
who
had
oonductou
an
able
at
fence
for
him.
Then
trends
of
Stewart
of
the
accused
sachtred
around
to
offer
their
cangrat-ulat.ons
to
a
man
who
was
perceptibly
telle
.ed
after
the
su-jln
culminating
r.
the
trial,
which
had
lollowed
the
tragedy.
The
court
wa
engagsd
from
3M
yesterday
afternoon
in
addresses
of
counsel
to
the
Jury
and
the
charge
ot
1..0
i.crdxhli.
Mr.
Wlsiner
ipoke
95
..
lauus;
A.
M.
Johnson.
K.C.
cicwn
.
r-socut:
1.
half
an
hour,
end
the
,..dgc.
36
minutes.
Blvard.
evidently
born
down
with
the
two
day
ordeal
of
his
trial,
was
silently
weeping
in
the
dock
much
of
thu,
hour
and
a
half
He
scanned
the
jurors
as
they
f
Jed
Into
the
ccurtrocm
after
tneir
deliberations
with
his
fate
In
their
hands.
Be
brightened
eomewhat
when
the
verdict
.-
ms
a.u
'e.iicecl
cut
It
was
evident
that
nls
six
months'
Lmpiisonaicnt
bad
told
i.esvily
upon
the
man
who
was
otherwise
well
kept
!cr
bis
sixty
years.
Mr.
W
lamer
urged
the
jurors
to
apt
peru.lt
any
suggested
trafficking
in
liquor
to
influence
tl.em
In
pasalng
upen
the
case
ol
this
unlcrtunate
man
who
was
on
trial
for
hts
life.
SUtebte
had
been
the
accused's
friend
but,
even
had
he
been
his
enemy.
It
waa
not
likely
that
he
would
sacrifice
the
rejnu4a-
;lag
years
of
his
life
by
kUllag
him.
Jfr.
Wrtwei
fen
the
aiaeusue-
aid
'ieats-
lactorlly
explained
the
preeenos
of
the
gun
In
his
place.
In
this
connection
I
be
complimented
Constable
Fotterton.
describing
him
a
fine
type
of
Dcllcemaii
who
had
been
lair
to
theiw"
now
lu
""
ne
F"na
so
accused
even
so
far
as
making
a
voluntary
statement
to
benefit
bun"
In
the
matter
of
the
gun
net
being
even
safe
enough
to
aiioot
a
dog.
When
such
a
bunch
of
rough
men
got
together
anything
might
happen.
It
was
evident
that
Blvard
bad
not
had
the
gun
in
his
place
for
the
purpese
of
shooting
any
one.
Crown
wltnsases
agreed.
Mr
Wlamer
observed,
that
accused
had
first
fried
to
get
them
out
without
employing
violence.
He
suggested
that
O-Donnell
had
gone
wild
and
had
done
bis
best
to
get
Rivard.
He
did
not
aay
that
lt
was
a
wise
thin?
for
Rivard
to
get
the
rifle
at
all
but
there
was
no
criminal
intent
unless
he
meant
to
hoot.
But
how
was
he
to
tell
where
h-
Merit
wr.s
volng
to
end?
Defence
-otin.ie:
r-11
tended
that
accused
had
the
right
to
protect
h
home,
regardless
of
he
n.
t;ire
of
that
home.
WAN
MIS
FltlENU
If
accused
had
had
murder
In
his
heart
and
intended
to
kUl.
who
was
It
reasonable
to
believe
he
would
have
killed?
ODoiincIl.
who
had
sailed
him
foul
names
and
dared
him
to
shoot,
or
itltchie.
bis
friend?
Mr
Wlamer
dis
counted
the
possibility
of
accused
hav
ing
mistaken
Ritchie
for
ODonncll:
One
man
was
much
taUer
than
the
other
and
they
had
markedly
different
features.
"He
did
not
snoot
OTJon-aell
o
I
-make
the
point
that
he
did
not
intend
to
shoot
anyone."
submit
ted
defence
counsel.
Mr.
Wlsmer
contended
that
the
course
with
which
the
bullet
had
entered
Richie's
body
eliminated
the
possibility
of
Rivard
having
aimed
at
htm.
He
suggested
that
ac
cused
had
make
a
clean
breast
of
It
to
(continued
on
page
five)
TAKKM
TWO
FERSONS
TO
OO-OI'ERATE
MAYM
I'KBMIElt
OF
ritOVINCE
"It
taut
ti
persons
to
00-
operate.
Do
not
think
the
4.
Dominion
Government
would
be
J,
willing
to
00
-operate
with
the
f
ni.i.
Tfco
set
there
for
eight
year
and
.did
hts
best
to
put
t
them
out
of
power
during
that
4
time?"
Premier
MacLean.
'
.
PASSENGERS
SAVED
AFTER
COLLISION
CHATHAM,
Mass.
June
29
One
hundred
paesengerit
and
both
crew
escaped
Injury
when
the
liner
Evangeline
collided
In
the
fog
with
the
freighter
Grecian
The
latter
wan
beached
off
Monomey
Point
badly
damaged.
-
11111
llfTAY
j
4
A
IVl
fi
I
I
I
W
I
PJ
wlliTallvlj
11
II
il
l
$1,000PREE
tut
itoAttn
iLWE
onuii
ir
that
MICH
roil
LOT
TO
UK
(IIVBN
AS
1'ltIZB
There
la
a
Qhanee
ISr
sataeoae
to
wis
thousand
dollars.
The
fair
board
has
Just
commenced
eaUiag
fair
tnttubershlpa
and
each
dollar
ticket
entuias
the
purchaser
to
a
chance
to
win
s
thousand
dcllsrs.
The
city
has
donated
a
tot
on
Second
Avenue
to
the
board
nd
a
;
cal
clAuen
baa
cfletwd
to
purchase
tt
for
1.000
from
the
lucky
winner.
already
the
ticket
sellers
are
out
and
srj
meeting
s-tth
considerable
success.
It
Is
hoped
that
errry
cltiaen
will
purchases
at
least
one
ticket
a,
doubtless
3:
me
who
have
their
eye
on
that
thousand
dollars
will
waat
half
a
doeen
or
TOLMIE
FEARS
LIBERALPLOT
CONSEIIVATIYT.
LfiADER
Til
I
IX
TO
VHMCS
ILYSDS
Of
PKBMIEK
IN
uatL
ixik
ioo;
WBlTlUt
LAJOCjJwae
6.
F.
Tolsnle,
-
apseking
here
sad
at
Queaael
demanded
that
the
Premier
reveal
the
oaais
of
negotiations
for
the
sale
of
the
paE
10
"
Canadian
National
Ball-
have
somebody
come
here
from
the
east
two
or
three
days
before
polling
with
some
hatched
up
agreement
which
may
be
nothing
more
than
a
imnsi1
screen
but'
will
not
be
revealed
as
such
until
after
the
election.
Bis
termer
promises
proved
smoke
screens.
Wfll
his
promises
today
prove
anything
else?"
FISHING
POOR
HIPPO
ISLAND
SXTDBOATE
Juue
29.
Captain
A.
Chriatenson
of
the
launch
Chape
came
n
from
Hippo
a
day
or
two
ago
aad
eports-
weather
very
bad
there,
making
t
difficult
to
fish.
Up
to.
the
tuae
he
eft
the
salmon
were
very
scarce.
Hair
seal
banters
returning
frost
Saps
St.
James
report
over
one
hundred
ajnertean
trailers
there,
all
within
the
three
mile
limit
and
no
elan
of
a
fisheries
cruiser
In
sight.
SENATOR
ROBINSON
FOR
VICE-PRESIDENT
HOUSTON,
Tex..
June
89.
Senator
Robinson
was
today
nominated
by
the
Democratic
Convention
for
the
position
il
vice-president.
This
afternoon's
train,
due
from
the,
'Vast
st
3.80
waa
reported
this
o
be
on
time.
Liberal
Party
Committee
Rooms
,
Have
been
opened
at,
corner
of
Second
Avenue
and
Fourth
Street.
Phone
229
or
visit
the
rooms
and
ice
if
you
are
registered
on
the
Voters'
List.
i