CAPTAIN
HOYT
ON
WAY
home;:
Irtarnt
it
New
York
ly
Train
lowln'
Areldrnt
Near
Janprr
WTVMPEO
July
fv
It'
u:
5
If
vr
t
'
ITT15
!
I
rtatiiw
the
New
Torli
to
Heme
S
si
()
Hoyt.
of
-riiV
who
waa
forced
down
ip.t
Sundar
ob
Me
return
Valemnunt.
B.C..
about
'-
in
.laaper
Kstleraal
Park.
r
i(tti
Winnipeg
today
Natinoal
Railways
on
New
York
Plying
T
y
o
.;.:us
Edmonton.
Wsltetiorw.'
Alaska
and
teence
on
tV
-
II
vt
made
the
fliehl,
a
dle-
f
4300
miles,
ta
92
heuas
M
'i'
,.
'.g
tune.
.
.
Hon
waa
fii
the
return
Jewtwy.
near,
when
he
first
aistketf
toe
N-w
York
M
1
.
.pp-antmeot
ta
not
betas
'
liome."
said
Hoyt.
"was
Ht-'
wonderful
kindness
and
the
f--
i
-tcales
which
the
C
N
B
!:-:
me
"
VESSEL
ASHORE
IN
ALEUTIANS
Culd
Forest
With
Crew
of
33
Was
Setting
Aid
for
Sick
Man
When
Struck
r.:
r
TTI.K,
July
s6The
steam-'"Id
l'real.
formerly
the
'
Togue.
went
ashore
at
iir.dk
Inland
of
the
Aleutian
Tl;.
while
on
hi"
way
to
meet
'guard
Haitia
for
medical
"'!i
wond
officer
who
was
!
ng
from
blool
poiaoning.
H.i
'da
in
proceeding
to
the
The
crow
of
36
it
though!
no
rianirAr
id
r
ores
wan
bound
from
'"nia
ports
for
Kobe.
lrelrhler
Moated
F..vrTTJ5
July
M:-Jfhe
freighter
r
rcai
which
went
ashore
on
"
miand
In
the
Aleutian
-
'i
yrrriM
waa
reVeawd
'
ni
is
now
prooecdlfig
under
-..
A'l
TKtmw
In
to
nnkh
y.'vrr
uuwn
naroor,
'
v
J
!
In
the
cutter
lutda.
'110
trriirht.
1
,o
.
.
...
r,mbr
one
M
r.d
10
feet
In
cumber
twi
THREE
VESSELS
STUCK
IN
ICE
Ate
Five
Mile
Finst
of
Point
Ear
w
in
Arctic
Round
For
MacKen.le
River
T'
MlTtOW.
Ti
ok
rhip
Old
Maid'
Iirnrouto
ii
,
.
,r
,CKenilc
delta
to
estab
,,
8
llUdSOn's
tlflV
tinal
l,o
ail
r.
J'
nOOnpr
t'mmn
l.w
'I'-in
Tcterson,
and
another
ppt,.rH(1nomm,.nded
br
Cai",,n
m
I,
n
the
Ice
five
in
?'st
of
rilnt
narrow
awall-
'hn
p,S
Hn
the,r
wa'
round
WAftHlWOTOK,
July
:
Party-
A
&lx
national
formal!
V
renounced
lol-
war
as
an
Imti
uunt
ot
national
1
policy
at
the
formal
proclamation
:4-
't
he
KeUctM-Brlan
pact
bare
I
yesterday.
38
After
ueee-l-
The
prmretfinaa
were
bmad-
flftac
oast
umwajaow
ttc
ooounen..
t
Alaska.
Oev-4-
the
Oalted
...........s.a.e.e.e..-'
by
.
''PENSIONS
401
ACT
BEING
ADOPTED,
,
fTter
lleenan
MfiW
l'p
AVMh!
Allierta
PfMlnre
lw
Irrtrral
t.
fi
not
harinc
suCtlcleiit
IU
mike
the
laaaUnX
BWOWTO!.
July
6
-Old
ar.-
F
-j
,
flewybouat.
nU
near
Jaa-
almu.
will
be
In
eff-ct
in
e-ry
pro-!
-
little
lnoe
of
Canad
within
two
yara
ao
it
r.toed
to
land
In
a
h
damaaed
hia
plane
The
It
wa
pwdlrtd
by
Hrr-i,.uih
federal
mtatettr
of
labor
whi
only
UifhUy
dam-
nan.
beyond
Valemetmt'a
rame
here
o
aarn
up
-
I
s
atid
the
plane
was
atrlnped
-In-lel
Oiwernaaent.
:
....
-
w.
riu
mmIiim
afit.
Hon.
t
iii
a
rremt
ear
lor
anip-
.
Mr.
necrnan
jmm
n
w.
-i
-i
mi
a
ao-M
baaU
by
tlw
tricnu
ansri
DfOTlnela)
goearnmenta
The
nhut
that
the
nrolnee
would
piw.it
a
statement
of
c.u
to
toe
wnninxm
the
i
man
chock
wuuie
aw
Irrtboomlnc
"I
arprot
that
w
xnUoaa
by
uat
1.
as
the
newas-
aary
maajMnary
la
all
ready."
asks
the
minister.
UtdmprMKl
.Hten
Referrlnf
to
the
arldeepread
adop
tion
of
old
age
pension.
BOB.
U
Heenan
astd
It
la
m
In
operation
in
every
nrovtao
rram
the
Paclfle
coast
to
Ouatjee.
Five
out
oi
ine
nine
fn-
ire
-f
Canada
aad
aoena
n.
while
others
wea
abawtng
lataMt
in
meaaure.
"Ota
SMotst
saw
i
iww,
Branawtok
were
taottthf
into
the
hlaa
vhlle
Quabea.
had
anouno
,tai
.at
waa
wUltr--ar
"The
VUM,'
ar
oparaim
...fc
,
H
nwot!'in
of
Al-
wwuwsm
"
.
swirta
and
OoaaT-
aaH
Mr.
neanaw.
t
Ca
we
pcvwinK
.
their
full
attarv
of
the
contrksutioa
of'
SO
par
cent.
AlberU.
hnwever.
requires
10
pw
eeat
from
tne
ro'inrcjmn
while
Ontario
requires
30
per
cent."
ciiimm:
rum
ov
SOVIKT
AIUI'LAMin
U1NDON,
July
:-A
MW
T
4.
despatch
from
xoaio
qwoveo
n-
t
m
mrta
tram
MaaehuU.
Maacburw.
aaylng
Chlraa
troops
fliwd
on
a
fleet
of
Soviet
aiiaNaoaa.
nm-
t
beting
IS
this
morning
when
they
appear
over
the
horde
town.
e
j
.
t
i
'.
-
;group.
ver
and
Prince
Kunert
and
the
count
y
of
tbe
Skeena
and
the
Fraaer
Rivers.
After
seeing
Alaska
a
parly
of
welve
members
of
the
Chicago
Geographic
Society
is
now
enjoy-
ns
the
Canadian
Rockies
and
Jasper
Lodge
before
returning
main
reguiar
Rockies
number
i
un'u
mere
nau
oeen
an
upiJurumiiy
wi
uuiieiuer
me
tjiiect
ot
special
parties
tins
week.
;
building
them
would
have
on
the
final
agreement
for
i
orty
members
of
the
Pitman
i
nal
parity,
which
i
he
expected
would
be
reached
between
XeTJLtern
Canadfanl'ar
;
Britain
and
United
States.
rived
yesterday
to
spend
sevei
al'
the
principle
of
parity
"which
we
now
have
adopted
and
SuTlSSSSi.
"dAD
it
consummation
means
that
Great
Britain
and
United
Coilim
is
in
charge
of
the
party.
States
henceforth
are
not
to
compete
as
potential
op-
d
Rev.
k.
g.
w.
Ward,
f
opponents
but
to
co-operate
as
friends
in
the
reduction
KJEf'.S
w-S"
Olit
,hosu.
.
At.
ureene,
general
agent,
u.w.i;.,
is
aiso
wun
the
4.4,44.4..4.4.44..44-
The
triangle
tour
brought
in
Go
a
emsiata
frnrn
(hp
T'rlflr
pnait.
vr.vt:
pact
was
IOIIM.U.I.Y
MIIM:ll
WAH
iuoclaimui
t
maa-ine-
juMr
tne
arjex
01
ine
tri
angle.
They
are
visiting
Vancou-
home
.
Tomorrow
26
lecturers
and
stu-'oru
of
Princeton
Univu
sity,
on
their
geological
tour,
will
arrive
n
Jasper
for
two
days'
observation.
Profeaaor
Perry
is
in
charge.
Before
the
week
la
out
two
lours,
asM
the
Ilomau.
will
wera
to
the
vmiur
s
.STOCK-QUOTATIONS;
Cnurtsey
rt
n
D.
John
Van
On.
LM.I
B
C.
Silver
1
B.
ml.
n-wiew
at
a
Bla
Mlsaeurl
o-k
P
fleet
I
MM-
Cotton
tli
-rftlfllt'O
rxitNe
MmrK,
as
so.
Oearr
C-w.
J
So
.
Oenagla
River.
1-V
a.
Ooleonda.
1
01.
I'M.
Orandview.
44
I
-t.
1:.
impendence.
.
fl-1.
Indlaa
Mine.
4.
S.
Kontanay
Plorence.
ttW,
11-3.
latrlry
Jim.
.
.
M.fcwk.
Il-a.
NU.
fori'-n
WoTleev
S.
-
Marmot
wver
Oold.
NU.
1-2.
laaamot
Metats.
3,'NI.
Kattonal
Stiver.
11.
It.
yobte
Pive.
dtl-I.
at.
Orefoii
Oopper.
34
1-t.
M
Pnd
OrlUe.
a.H,
B.W.
PVneer
OoM
IM,
1.
rremlar.
l.W.
l.H.
P
T'-er
Idaho.
4.
SB.
MaedonsM.
l.W.
l.m.
Areeota.
.
t.
Jhath
Hope.
M.
NU.
Silver
Cieat,
8.
1-I.
Htvaaade,
M.
M.
ftllvataastth.
a,
W.
Mccm
King.
4.
S.
Bnowflabe.
17
1-1.
18.
Sunlooh.
Ml.
1.10.
Trrmlaua,
I.
i.
Topley
Mohflesd,
2.
37
i
WeUlngtoa,
NO.
8.
Whitewater.
a,
,
.
K
Woodbine.
4.
.
'
eteors
Battrawlae.
IT.
to.
(Hi
A.
P.
8oaMaeH,
t.W,
4
J0O.
Cakmont.
4.71.
4.74.
TMhpuala.
t.M.
t.M.
Devonian
.8.
Knajae.
38.0.
11.40.
Majdand.
9.71.
8.M.
UcLeod.
I
BO.
4.00.
Hargal
1,
1.4T.
Dallas.
3.M.
l.M.
Sterling
Pacific.
3.11.
3.
IS.
PreahoM.
1.48.
1.48.
Mercury.
1.38,
1.38.
Turner
Valley,
w.
NU.
Sherrttt
Goroea.
7.80.
Nil.
AT
THE
'
BON:
"Dad.
oome
and
look
at
the
storks."
DAD:
"No,
I
hate
storks."
lioadon
Opinion.
Hon
W
E
Eulpr.
Minuter
of
Natknal
Heven.ie
for
Canada,
who
ealVi
for
the
Old
Country
next
month
on
national
business.
GREATW
ON
PRAIRIES
Deiter
Condition
Expected
Today.
According
to
Forecasts
WINNIPEG,
July
25.
The
terrific
heat
wave
continued
on
the
piairics
yesterday,
itut
the
lorccasta
for
toaay
promise
cooler
weather
with
ram.
Eni
press
and
Meuic.ne
Hut,
Aliierta,
were
the
hottest
places
with
temperature
run-nuiR
up
to
103.
At
Assinibola,
Sosk
I'rtcwan,
1
lie
thermometer:,
bhcwea
102.
MUCHACTIVITY
TOMORROW'S
TIDES
;
HS
r.&
Boston
Grill
Friday,
July
26,
I.
A
ROE
CAHAKCT
High
3:66
a.m.
18.7
.
i
WW
Apeclsl
Dinners
Thursdays
nod
Saturdays
16:39
p.m.
18.2
ft'Vy
Dsnring
Every
Saturday
NJxlit,
9
to
II
Dunce
Hall
lor
Hire
Low
10:24
a.m.
4.2
ft
22:42
Accommodation
fur
Private
Parties
p.m.
7.1
ft.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BR1TISII
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PHONE
457
Vol.
XX
.
No.
171-
I'KINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
JULY
25,
1929
PRice
FIVE
OKNTH
I
Hoover
Announces
that
j
600
GUESTS
Naval
Competition
with
Britain
is
at
An
End
-JS
JASPER
PARK
Prinre
Rupert
Included
in
Itin
erary
lor
beveral
I'arties
of
Tourists
JASPER,
July
25.
With
COO
guests
for
luncheon
arid
dinner
today,
Jasper
Park
Lodge
is
en-j
joying
its
busiest
day
of
the
sea-
Goes
to
Europe
j
BRACKEN
DROPS
Matriculation
and
Other
High
FROM
THE
AIR
School
Examination
Results
for
VISITS
TOLMIE'
Prince
Rupert
and
the
Dhtrict
Premier
of
Manitoba
Complrlra
rilflit
to
U.V.
CaplUI
and
la
Urturnlnc
fften
hundred
mile
aerial
tour
Winnipeg.
Mr
Bracken
left
Vancourer
In
a
seaplane
an1
i
Aided
within
fifty
minutes
in
front
of
the
Parliament
Build
-ings
and
called
on
Hon
8.
p.
Tatiaaa,
who
immediately
marshalled
the
&
gere
of
the
cabinet
and
entertained
the
vlattora
at
luncheon.
'Mr.
Braeken
returned
to
Vamoauvar
WAS
FIRST
TO
SPOT
CREAMY-WHUE
BE
;R
BANKS
OF
STIKINE
The
keen
eyes
of
tbe
local
tel
egraph
.superintendent,
John
Dore,
were
the
first
to
spot
the
crea
ray-white
bear
on
the
banks
of
the
IStikine
River,
of
which
The
Dally
'
News
has
already
told.
It
wj-a
of
'medium
cite
and
stotid
and
uralh-
VICTORIA,
July
25.
Seventeen
hundred
and
thirty
students
in
all
parts
of
the
province
passed
in
all
sub-
VICTORIA,
July
25
The
air
lanea
Jv
J""t
aim
cciuui
lliatnguiailUIl
exammavlOnS
.
-,r
tbe
Dominion
wat,
the
medium
that
rive
medals
presented
by
the
governor-general
went
to
w
.7
prBrT;
Vancouver
and
two
Royal
Institute
scholarships
valued
ken
of
Manitoba
dropped
down
un-:at
$159.
expectedly
out
of
the
clouds
to
viart
Premier
Tojmle
at
the
end
of
a
faf-'
SENIOR
MATRICULATION
Prince
George
Centre
i'rivafe
study
One
candidate
minted
paHialatandinz.
Prince
Rupert
Centre
Prince
Rupert
High
School
Jaraes
A.
Bryant,
Thomas
S.
Dal-
y.
Ui!u
aj.
Morgan,
Arthur
J.
hv
kn.ra.
rt
i.t
.w
..tti
A
Kpwn
rt
Kir
Man
nalM
vranttwil
Wmntpeg
Friday
by
atrptane.
I
rJal
standing.
i
while
here
w.
T.
Brlntneil.
man-
Oompleted
Orade
Xll.-JuUa
K
aging
director
of
the
Western
Caaada
Wattna,
two
caodklatea
granted
par'
A'rwa)
stated
that
oonalderatlon
wa
l
standlnc.
being
g'ven
to
the
creation
Vane-
uver-Vlctorla
air
wvlee.
.Htrnart
Centre
Private
study
One
eandldate
gran-ed
porttaj
atasdtag.
C
mrilrted
Grade
XII
OrrU
M.
Manning.
Junior
Kruulta,
Prinre
(leorre
Trntre
Prtnte
George
High
School
Dixie
A.
Blue
(a).
WUUam
D.
Perry.
Spen-ner
Orab-m,
XUrtha
M.
Mubte
(aj,
Bra
M.
Marred,
Dorothy
MeOowan.
Lawrenoe
O.
McLeen.
Samuel
D.
McLean,
R"e
A.
tUee.
Six
candMates
granted
partial
standing.
Private
Study
Two
candidate
ranted
puMal
stanrttng.
Prinre
Kunert
Centre
Prtnee
Rupert
High
feehool
Palema
B.
Cameron.
Boaaikt
O.
Ougaaii.
John
cu
uic
o:.iiii't
uciims
uiaWisaK
v
vi
uiaaya
m
.
nam,
lutpn
a.
.
lito
the
woodd.
Johason.
IUtM
Mathers.
George
W.
The
on
nion
on
the
river
fou
T.
Mitchell
(s.
tlia;
it
waa
albino,
but
it
dtualtas
M
Mc0,ukT-
Bh41'
Stuart.
is
ihe
tame
that
is
claaalltea
as
IZ
JiZT
V
',...
fir.,,,
f
.r.Ki
rn..nl
.
",r-
Hf'ctl
walker.
Jtada
to
the
Re
nTIIfITn
raUfflffVert,
ft,
iL-
.auaV
tWTtT'B
parii
aotaUi
vf
P
.
Inoe
Rup-
'Biatlj
.aBeK'
agsWaKJakaaJdhaw
1
niicwi-
nuyai.
aWaaV.
Mlrtl
UH
KiVhlC
nd
aim
on
the
mainland.
WHEAT
TAKES
JUMP
John
Dore,
who
has
just
eturn-
ed
from
the
Stikme
River
disLrict,
Tfi
UFf
UCi
V'JVl
t.n.u,r,
There
were
a
doien
applicants
in
White
ta
there
M
.
D
iw.
atarted
.t.ri.,1
M
M
thlt
there
!
.snaJ..thJ
.r!bff
of
choice.
at
ine
line
nunuwaiu
nauim,
var
106
miles,
where
new
poles
are
to
be
put
in
and
the
whole
line
refurnished.
A
repeater
is
also
being
pet
in
at
Telegraph
Oeek
night
before
last
and
ho
was
recalled
from
Winnipeg,
aome
of
hia
engagements
having
to
be
HON.
WHIM
HARTY
LEFT
MILLION
DOLLARS
which
will
speed
up
tne
worK.
a
Ur
business
is
expacted
in
that
KINGSTON,
Ont..
July
26.
(itrtrirt
and
preperationa
are
be-
Tne
win
0f
Hon.
William
Harty.
fng
made
to
cope
with
it.
who
died
recently,
leaves
an
estate
tn
the
way
down
the
river
wind
0l
one
mjijon
dollars
to
Mrs.
a,nd
fo?
made
ft
neceaaary
for
iIugn
Osier
of
Winnipeg
and
Wil-the
river
boat
to
tie
up
to
the
iam
Harty
Jr.
of
Kingston,
the
bank
and
this
delayed
the
trip
;gurviving
chill
en.
that
they
missed
the
steamer
at;
Mr.
Dore
says
the
more
he
sees
!
ENDURANCE
FLIGHT
of
the
north
the
more
he
realiies;
what
great
developments
are
in
sight
in
the
near
future.
HON.H.MARLER
WILLBE
HERE
Wires
to
Say
That
Ills
Plans
for
Prince
Rupert
Will
Pro-ceed
as
Arranged
Word
was
received
this
mo-ning
by
the
Hoard
of
Trade
that
Hon.
Herbert
Marler
will
be
here
a
previously
arranged
and
will
address
the
Board
of
Trade,
the
fisheries
convention
delegates
and
the
members
of
the
Women's
Canadian
Club
on
his
way
to
Vancouver
from
which
place
he
will
sail
for
Japan.
Mr.
Marler
lather
died
thei
STILL
PROCEEDING
ST.
LOUIS.
July
25.
The
en
durance
plane
St.
Louis
Robin
was
still
going
strong
at
noon,
having
been
in
the
ait-
for
293
hours.
B.C.
POPULATION
SET
AT
591,009
nnr-rawa
.Tui
oa-jTh
naaailaUaal
'
;
of
British
OolunWbte
la'
placed
at
81.-
000
by
the
Bureau
of
Statistics
This
Is
an
increase
of
8.000
over
last
year
atanoing.
!
Private
Study
Ompieted
Grade
XI.
iHtta
M.
McLean.
William
J.
Soott
Two
candidates
granted
partial
ataad
nt
SmMhers
Centre
wowi
ne
went
on
a
tour
01
in-
"
i
Smtlhers
High
evmoal
Vera
a.
seetion,
says
the
people
there
are
Ooodsoa,
HUdur
Eft
Fagwnsiid.
Alice
exIremeJy
active
and
ojitimistic.
WINNIPEG,
July
26,
A
far
M
otraud.
Neva
a.
Meinnes
e.
The
country
m
full
of
prospectors
ther
fear
of
damage
to
wheat
crop
M"fel..P
.
8cPhen-
and
tbe
big
mining
companies,
in-
by
a
continuous
heat
wave
nt
?p,c.r,c.
i'TWU",n!
"
M
eluding
the
Consolidated,
have
price,
up
from
4c
to
7c
a
bushel
P"-
men
ia
there
looking
over
every-
today.
At
Cmcago
there
waj
a.
thing.
He
thinks
that
the
coun-
g6in
of
5c
scored.
I
Mr
art
centre
try
IS
dug
fl
great
development
v
....,,,,,
...
,
--
1
81ewert
Suertor
School,
eemBteted
in
iiie
ar
fa
Lure.
VANCOUVhK.
July
26.-
Tfce
ora
xi
-m,
campbeu
Mr.
Owe
says
lb
gold
strike
"
,,v"
of
a
few
years
age
did
a
good
deal
l
b'
inuraral
nftiAiuaiir
un
til.
pnuntrv.
i
KlL'tthm
T"
2S
ANOTHER
ENGINEER
'
instead
of
horses
for
Irani
porta-
,Tvn,...mnr,
lion
and
the
river
bjU
give
an
MUST
BE
APPOINTED
excellent
service.
Kven
the
na-j
fives
their
boats
.
.
have
'engines
on
w
h
received
bv
the
and
caiHjn..
One
wnt
down
the
J
Th.tXi?r
append
river
while
he
was
therfc
Ukxng
hJ
wimJ
to
ne
cannt
come
WJSa?oYf
.
,2T
LJt
and
a
meeting
of
the
city
council
made
the
170
miles
in
ten
hours,
...
,
i,"j
.u:.
t
''it
i
u
,HCs
cauiu
mr
hub
sirii.wsj.v.u..n..
to
appoint
another
engineer.
Vandrrhnof
Centre
Vanderhoot
Superior
School-Neaite
A.
Cameron
Completed
Orade
XI.
Kathrrwe
E.
Cameron.
Joyce
W.
Ooodrtdte.
Orace
J
Mclntoah.
One
candidate
granted
partial
standing
Private
study,
one
Candida
u
granted
parLlal
atandlng.
NO
LABOR
FROM
EASTERN
CANADA
WILL
BE
NEEDED
WINNIPEG,
Ju'y
25.
No
labor
from
eastern
Canada
will
be
required
to
help
harvest
the
short
yield.
The
heavy
iramlgra
tion
movement
this
yesC-ind
the
use
of
combined
harvesters,
it
was
decided
this
morning
at
a
meeting
ot
immig
ation,
labor
and
provincial
governments,
made
unnecessary
the
importation
of
eastern
harvest
hands.
FISH
VALUES
INCREASING
Cs'tli
on
Al'sntlc
Greater
This
Year
Than
l-iot
for
June
OTTAWA.
July
38:
The
OanadUn
sea
fah
catch
for
the
first
half
.
of
the
jrrex
Is
valued
at
nine
mlUknt;
and
87.000
Iratrease
during
the
period
British
Columbia
for
June
from
1831
to
1838.
Province.
MlUlon
pounds
aa
increase
of
half
a
million
over
last
June
and
was
valued
It
WHO
I
at
M94.0O0
agalnH
8387M0.
t
Teaeher
Willie,
where
Is
Toronto"
j
The
halibut
oatoh
was
1,750,000
WUlle
IURht
between
Davenport
and
pounds
valued
at
8413,000
against-Pittsburgh
.
1
800
000
pounds
valued
at
tl
17,000
a
Teuoher
-Where
did
you
find
that
.
year
ago
.
The
total
catch
on
the
At
CHANGES
MADE
C.
N.
MANAGERS
Warren
Becomes
Vlce-I"
jjldent
and
hinspland
Goes
to
Toronto
MONTREAL,
July
26.
An
announcement
was
made
today
that
A.
E.
Warren,
general
manager
of
the
Central
Region
Canadian
National,
has
been
appointed
vice-president
in
charge
of
the
Western
Canadian
lines.
Co'onel
T.
A.
Hiam
was
appointed
assistant
to
president
with
r.eadquarte.
s
at
Vancouver,
and
W.
A.
Kingsland
of
Winnipeg
goes
as
general
manager
at
Toronto
.
WAINWRIGHT
IS
BEINGnREBUILT
Ovmmeed
-
tliwdsy
Meenlng
f
ollow
let
the
l
ire
of
Sunday
wATNwTOrtTV'
Atta.'.
Jury
IB:-
sooner
were
the
last
amokyij
em
beta
'
f
tbe
btg
f,
that
wiped
out
the
busmen
seetMti
of
Walnwrtgbt
ei-tlngulabed
When
plans
were
beuag
made
lot
rebulltrlng,
and
on
Monday
mornlpf
hammer
and
w
were
already
In
use.
Today
the
plsoe
la
active.
Men
who
were
temporarily
thfwwn
out
ot
employment
were
quickly
dratted
Into
other
occupation
or
were
transferred
elaewhere.
It
la
certain
that
a
new
Walnwrtght
with
new
fcuUdngd.
new
abna
and
ambtUoas
and
a
new
inspiration
wtil
rise
ta
replace
that
which
the
fire
destroyed.
URGESTRADE
WITHIN
EMPIRE
Conservative
Candidate
in
Britain
Urges
Policy
of
Free
Trade
LONDON,
July
26.
Unless
a
great
Empire
policy
is
adopted
Great
Britain
will
sink
to
the
position
of
a
second
class
powii,
said
Sir
John
Ferguson.
Conservative
candidate
in
the
by-election
in
Twickenham,
in
a
statement
to
his
supporters
at
Hounslow,
when
explaining
his
Empire
free
trade
policy.
Conservative
headqaartsrs
have
declined
to
support
Sir
John
be-ause
of
his
Empire
trade
policy.
crop.'
this
year
in
view
of
the
Headquarters
had
intended
to
run
Sir
Thomas
Inskip
ia
the
riding,
but
Twickenham
Conservatives
chose
Sir
John
instead.
B4
THE
WEATHER
Hayaport
Ocudy.
light
Port
mpa?n
Asinine.
anawvYT
j
lantlc
ooaet
for
June
was
80.800.000
tritMiteea.
Wrelum''"
WlUle
On
our
radio
aet.-
Vaaaewrer
pound-
an
Increase
ot
700,800
pounds
Wrelum:
"Fowks
wf
over
last
June.
I
wind,
light
88.
wind.
H
awl
ton
B-
via,'
oalaa.
84,
Smlthr-Cl"Udy.
ealaat.
17.
Bdfne
Lake
Main.
calm.
IT
Vanderhoof
H
alning
.
calm.
80.
Terrace-
-Stain,
oalm.
98.
Rosewood
aln:
aalm.
84.
Alyanah
Rala.
oalm.
84.
''
Alice
Arm
Asia.
calm.
88.
Anyok
Rain.
oalm.
88.
Stewarti-JUln.
ealat,
58.
Atlla
ftaln,
S.
waM..JQ,
WMtehorae-
Cloudy,
oalm.
88.
Selkirk-
Cloudy,
ealat,
84.
Dawacev-CUA97.'
raleh.
flb.-
'
Heavy
rate'
m..
utianl
ist
Taclah,
qe.
utred,
alxty
four
abousaiid
Vhltetwre
and
Lebttge.
dollars,
.
an
Inerease
of
half
a
mUMnn
over
last
year
tor
a
similar
period.;
despite
a
nine
mUltoo
pound
reduction
10
tbe
eatcb.
The
salmon
catch
of
waa
five
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
from
th
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
VOI.U!STAItr
COVTItiniTOKS
Oeordie:
"What
are
voluntary
oat
than
tense.
malr
money