CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Everyone
reads
the
Classified
Ada
It
you
lose,
advertise
for
it.
If
j.iu
find,
locate
the
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
it
(IET
THE
CLASSIFIED
IIAUIT.
v
XVII-
No.
178.
'
"
Mayor
Pendray.
the
present
In
'
'"
"'
ie
filled
the
office
for
a
nuro
!
J'-T.
Bubaarlb
for
th
D
Nf
rnsiTRU
TOLME
British
Runner
Winner
of
800
Metres
Race
in
Olympic
Games,
Holland
Vancouver
man
easily
won
preliminary
heal
in
200
metres;
American
girl
victor
in
sprint
of
100
metres
but
disputed
AMSTERDAM,
July
31.
Douglas
Lowe
of
Great
Britain
won
the
800
metres
race
retaining
the
cham-j
!..nship
which
he
won
in
1924.
His
time
was
1
min-ut.t
51
4-5
seconds.
.iizabeth
Kobinaon,
an
American
girl,
won
the
100
if
t
res
dash
for
women.
The
Canadian
manager
pro-
-Led
the
decision,
claiming
that
the
Canadian
girl
v
on.
Williams
of
Vancouver
easily
won
the
preliminary
at
in
the
200
metres
race.
WIND
AND
HAIL
!
I
ON
PRAIRIES
;
HI
MI-IT.
8THICK
BV
HI
DDEN'
,
KJI1M
U
111(11
KIIJ.KD
LAI)-
KASKAiniEM
AN
DISTUICT
KIIM.D
!
MPEG.
July
31.
A
ten
minute
.
ti
rain
storm
hate
yesterday
re-
:.
1
he
death
of
John
UcOammnw,
.'it.
who
u
rruabeal
under
a
oarage
in
the
wwt
end.
n
light
and
'.lepoew
4s
1
:
down
and
minor
damaf
ww
1
AIDE,
VuK..
July
II-
A
bail
evening
laid
the
crap
ft
unci
into
tb
.riK
machine
'
wa
torn
off
;hon
polea
are
down
anal
'
y
tioiue
in
town
ha
window
IMPRISONED
IN
tn
ALASKAN
PLANE
TIUIT
Ol
V
ALDE7.
CRVSIIED
HIT
AIJ.
llllli:i:
(H'tTI'ANTM
A
111;
ALIVE
i
iXiVA.
July
II.
The
plan
i
ViddeaT
Oylni
from
Fairbank
rrasbeg
In
a
storm
at
Oul-Hi
p
iiaiiym
were
Mr.
Staat
'-,
and.
Howard
of
Seward,
a
'.;t-r
and
Owen
Meals,
the
"hopped
the
fusltage
of
the
"
'!
plane
open
with
an
axe
MM
ocoupant
bad
been
iK'rt
tor
several
hour.
Mra
,m
imovod
to
the
hospital
at
'
The
men
It
to
thought
were
inri-d
ROYALS
BEATEN
AT
FOOTBALL
M
l:
OF
NT
A
KM
RESULTED
IN
(llMI'IO'ui'
SERIES.
NOW
reixg
even
iwbo.
July
11.
The
Oandtn
1;
yenterday
evened
the
Dxnln-
11
chiwnpiontbip
arlc'lasi
v
(ioftun
tba
New
Weetmhuter
'
wo
k-oata
to
one.
kovhU
won
lumdleanfied
by
the
"
"f
their
star
stobbart.
Detaney
I!.SM1.
VUTOUIA
MAVOHALTV
v"
"!"itiA,
Jul,
Ji-Alderman
Percy
kl
nmouacwa
that
he
will
be
a
"
1
for
the
mayoralty
at
the
next
fimim
4-
4-4-
4
steward's
err
won
nv
,
OOOOWOOO.
July
U
Lord
Steward
Cup
bee
today.
In-
aowruent
came
second
astd
Stra-
ntlhm
u,,
Brt,
,
enht
u,
.
u
tmmnt,
to
om.
The
atake
tmrm
a
thou-
aand
pound
and
extra.
.4,,,
44
r-
4i
.
j.
TRAIN
INERS
FOR
FARMERS
UK
T()
MT
TWENTY
THOUSAND
MEN
FOR
LIFE
IN
CANADA
ON
FARMS
LONDON.
July
11.
Twenty
thousand
Bngllah
miners
and
tamlDe
are
to
undergo
train!
r0
taming
frum
Mine
to
lateen
weak
to
fit
thorn
for
farm
work
OuMda.
aM
Lord
Lorat.
under
sec
retary
for
the
DosalnMOB.
He
aald
be
hoped
that
this
contingent
of
unemployed
mlnera
would
be
ready
by
nest
spring.
The
plan
Is
Independent
of
the
pro
posal
to
end
tea
thousand
wen
of
whom
neven
thousand
wouM
be
mlnera
to
aa-
srt
in
the
harvest
this
year.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Noun
Clewing
ITIrm
Tidy
on
Vancouver
Euhanee
(Courtesy
of
B.
D.
Jobnaon
Co..
Ltd.)
The
following
ouotattoa
were
bM
and
aaked:
Argteita
Rutua.
ell.
MVo.
Day
view.
7c.
Te.
D
C
Silver.
IIJO.
1.
Dig
Mlaaourt.
He..
Tle.
Cork
Province,
Oe.,
11.
Ootton
Drt,
Me
Me.
Duthle.
I
00.
II.
M.
Oeorae
Copper,
$40,
..
.Oorgl
Blver.
ISe..
Mc.
Oolconda,
4.,
Hc.
Oradvlew.
MHjC
Me.
Independence,
lie,
14c.
Indian.
7c
.
c
Kootney
noreooe.
19
l9o.
L.
L..
10c..
10'c
Lakevlew.
nil.
Lurk
Jim.
imc,
nil.
Marmot
Metal.
.
I0M.
Marmo
Norand
Prrmler.
nib
RUU)
Hope.
57r
5W
Sliver
Crest
K
10
'c-Silverado.
86-
c
SllteramiUi.
nil,
llc
8)000
King.
5c.,
tWc.
Terminus,
nil.
10c.
Tepley
Richfield.
06c..
Mc
Tort.
M
75.
M
00
White
Water,
ti
W.
ti
n.
Woodbine,
aoc
.
.-
mdm
Northern
and
prince
viNER
RUPEnT.'fi.
c
Tuesday,
july
CABINET
MAKING
A
DIFFICULT
ROYAL
HENLEY
REGATTA:
Glorious
spectacle
presented
along
the
banks
of
the
Thames
at
the
opening
of
the
world's
prem
ier
aquatic
meeting
in
most
picturesque
surroundings.
LADS
LEAVE
FOR'CANNERY
Numlier
of
Well
Known
Young
Men
Off
to
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
There
wain
a
scene
of
unusual
activity
and
excitement
at
the
t'.N.IL
docks
yesterday
afternoon
prior
to
the
departure
of
the
Prince
Charles
when
a
party
of
thirty
young
fellcwx
of
the
town
left
to
work
at
the
canneries
on
the
(Jueen
Charlotte
Island.
Most
of
the
boys
were
going
to
either
Ferguson
Inlet
or
Shannon
Hay
and
in
the
party
were
Joe
and
Douglas
Scott,
A.
Scattebol
William
and
Pete
Fisher.
IL
Nelson,
Tel
Smith,
Vincent
Dcwld,
Ned
Hvrne.
II
Ernest
Elliott.
Rod
Mcleod.
H.
MacDonald,
Peter
Krwk,
II
Morxan.
H.
Worsfold,
Nick
and
Mike
Gunich.
Tom
Kelsey,
Fred
Skinner,
Walter
J.
Johnston.
Hob
Stalker.
Earl
Halt,
K.
Iamli.
Tom
Steen.
Alex
Walters,
Mac
Smith
and
J.
JL
Ward.
The
boj-H
expect
to
Ik?
away
aliout
a
munlh.
FIENDISH
WORK
OF
YOUNG
BOY
It
Vtlt
It
OLD
AT
MONTItr.AI.
KILLED
ins
11A11Y
imoniKit
roit
t'KVINO
MOamUtAL.
July
SI
Tan-yetar-oM
Hoi
and
Ooualneau
calmly
related
at
a
cornets'
inquest
yesterday
how
he
took
Me
lour-monih
old
baby
brotner
by
tb
leaa
and
struck
it
head
against
a
Chair
and
hit
the
Infant
with
a
whet-
tout
"because
th
baby
waa
crying
and
and
I
got
Umd."
he
aald.
The
Infant's
skull
era
a
mash
of
fracture
and
there
ere
severe
bruises
on
tne
body.
Th
boy
Is
charged
with
murder.
BOLD
GETAWAY
0Ol
mif
Pi"
-
MEN
WHO
HT
AWAV
"WITH
CASH
AT
WIXN'IPKO
CHOSSED
LINE
St
CCESsFl'LLY
OfUMO
PORKS.
July
31.
Bandits
who
took
at
,000
from
a
bank
messenger
at
Winnipeg
yesterday
eroawd
the
boundary
near
here
last
night,
disarmed
two
Immigration
officers
who
were
pursuing,
riddled
th
officers'
car
with
bullets,
drained
the
gasoline
from
their
tank
ud
prcxesdMi
auuth.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Tunney
Now
a
Millionaire
and
Has
it'..
EoughtLast
BouLas
Professional-?
He
Declares
at
Banquet
Last
Nigfit
NEW
YORK,
July
31.The
time
had
come
for
him
to
retire
from
the
game
which
made
him
a
millionaire,
was
the
simple
announcement
Gene
Tunney
made
Sit
a
luncheon
honoring
the
aged
retiring
Mu'
doon,
boxing
commissioner.
"I
have
fought
my
last
bout
as
a
professional
boxer,"
said
Tunney.
SUICIDE
OF
A
STEWART
MAN
iiody
Foi'ND
itENEATii
dock
with
j
KOli:
TIED
TO
NECK
MAN
WAS
F1NLANDEU
WAS
MAItltll.D
TO
ESKIMO
AND
DOM1.S1IC
TKOl'lU.Lti
LED
TO
DUINKINO
The
body
of
E.
KayetsAa.
a
Pinlander
who
arrived
from
StewdVt
on
Saturday.
wa
fouud
yeaterday
afternoon
under-eath
the
old
wharf
near
tne
Ocvan
Dock.
The
discovery
wa
mad
by
W.
Rid
C.
N.
R
4ceuldn.
In
tb
course
of
hi
duties
Mr.
Held
was
undernemUi
the
dock
looking
at
tb
Prince
Oeorn
a
it
waa
going
south
n
was
stocked
to
m
lying
at
th
edge
of
tb
War
a
body.
He
notified
the
police
at
oc.
Examination
showed
that
a
piece
of
rope
bad
been
tied
round
the
neck
of
a
cros
piece
underneath,
tb
wharf
.
The
the
victim
and
the
othvr
end
attached
to
body
had
been
submerged
but
It
would
appear
that
It
had
been
a
case
of
suicide
by
strangling
fint..
Enquiries
rrve&h'd
that
Kayenda
had
arrived
from
Stewart
on
Saturday
and
bad
registered
at
th
New
Empress.
He
was
last
seen
on
Sunday
forenoon.
He
waa
married
to
an
Eskimo
in
Stewart
but
has
had
domestic
troubles
and
waa
recently
drinking
heavily.
An
inquiry
Is
being
held.
EXPLOSION
KILLS
1;.
AA
THREE
ABNHWIYORK
NEW
YORK.
July
81.
An
explesloo
on
the
steaai
lighter
Obaaceilor
apparently
kUW4
three
men.
Fir
followed
the
explosion
preventing
either
rescue
or
Inveotlfatton.
PKEMIER
NOT
COMING
Owing
to
the
deeteton
of
Premier
Meckenele
Kinn
u
attend
the
League
of
Nations
aemtu
he
will
not
visit
rii.K
Ruper.
ytr
lt
i
.:i.icui!i
l
j
si,
102s
JACK
MILLER
NOWPAUPER
Wishes
to
He
Exempt
from
Pay
ment
of
$10,000
Fine
in
U.
S.
SAN
FRANCISCO,
July
31.
Jack
Miller,
completing
a
two
years
term
in
the
pen
for
boot
1
legging,
took
the
pauper's
oath
.and
asked
to
be
released
from
the
payment
of
a
$10,000
fine.
Miller
admitted
that
as
a
agent
for
the
Consolidated,
bootlegging
ring,
he
handled
a
million
and
a
half
dollars
in
Southern
California
and
once
owned
half
a
million
himself
but
is
now
broke.
The
case
is
still
proceeding.
CANADIANS
IN
WRESTLING
YET
TllltEE
EASTERN
MEN
M'KVIYE
IN
AMSTEKDAM
ELIMINATION'S
HIT
KI.OINA
LADS
OUT
AMSTERDAM.
July
31.
Dan
Mac-Donald
of
Toronto.
Mom
LtebiM
of
Montreal
and
Dan
Stockton
of
Montreal
survived
the
preliminary
wrestling
matclMvi
In
the
Olympic
series
here
last
night
McCready
of
Reglna
and
Trlfinov
of
Reglna
were
eliminated.
CHANGESSOON
C.
P.
R.
STAFF
VANCOUVER,
July
31.
It
Is
unofficially
believed
that
Captain
Edmund
Alkln.
RNJl.
now
Canadian
Pacific
superintendent
at
Southampton.
wUl
succeed
Oaptaln
E,
E.
Beetham
as
aup-erlntendent
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Steamship
at
Vncouver
Beetham
will
uj-rii;iu..,.-u
ilu'i"
i)
IMC
Boston
Grill
Cabinet
Making
at
Victoria
is
Proving
to
be
Difficult
Owing
to
Number
of
Claimants
VICTORIA,
July
31.
Dr.
Tolmie
is
finding
the
work
of
cabinet
making
a
difficult
task,
of
the
thirty-four
members
elected
on
the
Government
side
it
is
said
that
at
least
thirty
have
aspirations
to
serve
their
province
in
the
cabinet.
There
are
very
few
outstanding
men
offering,
although
W.
C.
Shelly
is
looked
upon
as
certain
to
get
the
position
of
minister
of
finance.
The
Attorney
Generalship
may
go
to
Maitland
or
Twigg
while
Pooley-is
said
to
be
slated
to
fill
the
posi.ion
formerly,
occupied
by
his
father
as
speaker.
What
to
do
with
Reg.
Hayward
of
this
city
is
one
of
the
problems
w:th
which
toe
Jlrst
minister
will
haves
ci.lnd.
Joshua
HlncbllXfe
a
a
prcm-j
.
.uet
cam.auer
ha
earned
the
right
L
ft!!
'I
h
xrrv
JUI1
A
g
K
111
to
rec.gnltUn
but
Hiyward
na
led
the
LlllJljXllVl
ill
11
p.
us
on
two
occasions
in
victoria
ana.
bis
Irjenas
are
pulling
strong
fer
hhn
i
I;
fllncbcllfle
tecoxe
minister
of
edu-
j
cation,
there
wlU
be
no
position
left
fori
Hayward.
j
,
T.
A.
K.rk
ia
making
a
bid
fcr
a
poel
-
tkn
at
th:
cabinet
council
board
and
1
he
la
a
likely
man.
lb
portfolio
of
agriculture
lsa
difficult
oce
to
fill.
J.
W.
Berry
of
Delta
I
one
of
tne
mea
mentioned
in
con
necti
n
with
It.
Hs.
Lougheed
ol
Dewdney
1
apufesn
of
aa
minister
ot
lanojs
out
taawe
are
oinera
looung
ier
1
the
same
job
and
so
far
everything
to
be
uncertain.
What
1a
aure
Is
that
Vancouver
most
get
at
least
two
members
and
victoria
probably
one,
with
one
or
two
from
the
Interior.
The,
senary
peUogg
of
TJ.
8.
announce
nortb
eould.
be
served
only
by
the
that.b
wflB
atgn
the
muHUateral
pact
potatmeot
of
Burden
at
Prtoee
Oeorfei.t
Pafla
ttend
of
Autrwrt
and.
so
wUl
iwtto
defeated.
Perry.
.
FAIR
PRICES
FOR
HALIBUT
ELEVEN
AND
TIIIUTEEN
CENTS
PAID
IOU
MEDIIMS
AT
EXCHANGE
TOllAV
Total
babtbut
aales
tnls
morning
amounted
to
106.000
pounds.
Prices
to
American
boat
varied
from
13.30
and
7c
and
12.60
and
6c.
One
Canadian
boat
sot
11
JO
for
ftrets
aarf
6c
for
aeoonda.
AMERICAN
Betty.
11
00
lbs.
to
Pacific
Flsheriea
at
13
10
and
Oj.
.
Bravo.
0.900
Um.
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
1349
and
6e,
Lansing.
14.000
lbs
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
13J0
and
Te.
Lumen.
9&)
lbs.
to
Atlln
Fisheries
at
13J0
and
Tc.
Celtic
-4X000
lat.
to
Atltn
Flsberlea
for
Ketchikan
delivery
at
9
B0
and
5c.
CANAlllAX
Tlernan.
1400
lbs.,
to
Atlln
FMierles
at
11
and
8c.
Joe
Baker.
4.000
lbs.
to
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
at
1120
an
d6o.
Verna,
3.000
lbs.
to
Canadian
Pish
and
Cold
Storage
at
10.90
and
Sc.
Sunset
with
33.000
lbs.
was
not
satla
fled
with
bids
and
left
tor
Seattle.
CLEVER
WORK
OF
A
BANDIT
n.lOOED
AND
IMHND
EACH
OF
EMPLOYEES
AS
THEY
ARRIVED
AT
I.OXO
IIEACH
ESCA
PE
WITH
$23,000
LONO
BEACH,
Oat.
July
31.
A
baadtt
followed
the
first
employee
arriving
at
tb
bank
branch
this
morning,
bound
and
gagged
him
and
then
repeated
the
operation
until
every
employee
waa
helpless
Then
he
entered
the
vault
and
took
433.000
in
cash
and
escaped.
TRADE
TREATY
WITH
...
LATVIA
ANNOUNCED
OTTAWA.
July
31
Hon.
W.
D.
Euler
announced
here
today
the
coming
In
to
effect
of
a
trade
treaty
between
Canada
and
Latvia.
The
most
favored
nation
treatment
Is
reciprocally
extended.
TOD.VVS
WHEAT
PRICE
VANCOUVER.
July
31
-The
price
of
v
heat
on
the
Vancouver
exchange
thl
iuc:
-.!ii.'
!.
$136.
LA
HOE
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturday
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
U
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least.
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cents
RACE
MATTER
FRANCE
AGREE
-
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OU.M
NDEIWTANDINO
AS
TO
SIZE
wii
Titi:r
ir
hiiiihi
ivn
SEND
PACT
THIS
COt'NTKY
PARIS.
July
Si.
A
new
understanding
fcetween
Britain
and
France
deala
with
technical
potats
such
aa
tonnage
and
'lMze
&
ipti
lt
u
wwle,
to
unofficial
discussion.
While
the
Government
refuses
to
discuss
details,
the
text
of
the
agreemen.
was
sent
to
United
States
and
Canada
tedav
(Auta
ObambenaUtrr-
-
RUPERT
CADETS
ARE
EFFICIENT
jix
,
KE,.,)KT
WHICH
OIVES
SHIELD
TO
KING
EDWARD
HIGH
SCHOOL
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER,
July
31.
Jt!n
Edward
High
School
of
Vancouver
wen
the
I.
O.
D.
E.
trophy
for
the
best
cadet
corps
tn
the
province,
as
the
result
of
lnspec-ttoas
made
in
May
and
June.
Prince
Rupert
High
School
and
Sea
Cadet
ranted
aa
efficient.
Alert
Bay
corps
won
the
Indian
I.
O..
D.
E.
ahield.
CHANGES
MADE
B.
C.
TELEPHONE
IIALSE
BECOMES
CHAIRMAN
OF
HOARD
OF
DIRECTORS
AND
FAR-RELL
PRESIDENT
VANCOUVER,
July
31.
Shareholder
hot
the
British
Columbia
Telephone
Co.
nave
eieoted
oeerge
h.
naise
prMant
for
the
past
six
years
to
the
newly
created
post
of
chairman
of
the
Board
of
Directors.
Vice-president
Oordon
Fatrell
be-
05m
f
president
In
addition
to
being
general
manager.
MINISTERS
AT
STATE
FUNERAL
YtlFr.
OF
Hit.
SlTIIEHLM
III
R
I
Ell
YKsl
F.RDAV
WITH
PROMINENT
I'KOI'I.K
ATTENDIMi
VICTORIA.
July
31
-Cabinet
minuter
and
Hon.
8
P.
Tolmie
aa
well
aa
politic
an
of
both
parties
and
many
friend
I
attended
the
funeral
of
Mrs.
Sutherland
yesterday.
Mass
waa
aung
at
the
church
of
Our
Lady
of
Louids
at
the
Willow
and
Interment
took
place
in
the
Catholic
plot
of
Roaa
Bay
Cemetery.
Pali-bearer
were:
Cftkf
.
Justice
Mac-donald.
Prnlr
Mteb,
Hon,
Dr.
J.
H.
King.
Hon
T.
D.
PattulVo,
Hon,
A.
M.
Minson
and
Han.
E.
D..
Barrow.
(II
EST
OF
HONOR
Col
C
W.
Peck.
V.O..
th
guet
of
honor
at
a
reception
given
by
th
Conservative
ladle
of
Seep
Cov
at
th
week
end.
Hon.
8.
F.
and
Mr.
Tolinle
Uwr
!.,.,
prent.