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No.
13C.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
R.
C,
TltURSDAY,
JUNE
13,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Lloyd
George
Wields
Big
Stick
for
First
Time
Since
Election
to
Warn
Labor
Against
Socialism
LONDON,
Juno
13.
must
oe
me
Keynote
ot
the
new
Labor
Government's
polio
or
its
career
will
come
to
a
summary
conclusion,
declared
Rt.
Hon.
David
Lloyd
George,
in
outlining
this
air-moon
the
policy
the
Liberal
party
would
pursue
in
tiif
coming
Parliamentary
session.
"Before
the
meeting
of
the
Liberal
Parliamentary
Party,
we
shall
await
with
interest
the
forthcoming
declaration
of
ministerial
policy,"
said
Mr.
Lloyd
George.
"Hut
we
must
declare
that
as
far
as
lies
in
our
power
the
mandate
of
the
Government
ends
when
it
fails
to
pursue
tne
Liberal
policy.
At
the
very
hour
the
ministry
decides
to
become
a
Socialist
administration
its
career
ends,
f.
r
it
has
no
authority
from
the
nation
to
embark
upon
Socialistic
experiments.
It
could
then
be
kept
in
pi.vor
only
by
Tory
votes
or
Tory
indulgence."
The
Liberal
leader
said
the
Liberals
represented
5,300,-000
of
their
fellow
countrymen
and
women
and
that
wither
insults
nor
grumbles
could
detract
from
that
v(
l
iking
fact.
"We
must
not
use
the
power
given
to
us
by
the
electors
in
a
paltry,
fractious
or
pernickity
spirit.
This
cove
nment
was
not
called
into
being
by
the
verdict
of
the
ration
but
by
Mr.
Baldwin
s
midwifery,
said
Lloyd
Gtorge.
Lloyd
George
was
unanimously
elected
chnirmun
and
leader
of
the
Liberal
party
in
Parliament.
The
meeting
vu-
at
the
National
Liberal
Club.
PREMIERS
SEND
'JUST
FINDING
FELICITATIONS
THIS
OUT
NOW
llsctTunald
de'niiafcHes
Xfivknrri.
to
Mackenzie
Kin
and
Lat
ter
Hepliets
in
Kind
CO-OPERATION
URGED
I
I
j
Renewal
of
Former
Pleasant
As-sociations
Anticipated
by
lloth
l'rlme
Ministers
I
1
AW
A,
June
13.
Kt.
lion.
t
.iv
Macdonald,
prime
mln-
of
Great
Itritaln,
has
cabled1
ll'w,nir
measaee
to
Rt.
Hon.
I
M,UniU
Vintr
nrmie
1
.in
ma':
'V
ne
of
my
first
acts
ill'
'
1
lukine
ur
the
office
of
n.'
minister,
I
should
like
to
1
ow
much
I
am
looking
for-it
tn
co-operatinir
with
you.
I,
1
-lire
we
can
do
grat
things;
'u-r
in
promoting
the
intr-
-
nf
th
British
Commonwealth
I
f
the
world
as
a
vrhoI.
It
1
be
my
earnest
hope
to
eon-1
..
.
...
...Lt.L
I
f
ihe
nappy
relations
wnwii
'l
imtween
you
and
my
prn-
v-mier
Kinjr
replied:
"May
1
1
OTTAW
A
June
13.
-
The
re-"ms
my
warmest
appreciation
port
of
the
Royal
Commission
ot.
mesajre.
I,
too,
look
for-
the
transfer
of
the
natural
re-ii
ith
much
pleasure
to
a
re-
sources
to
the
prptrince
of
Jlanl-i
of
our
co-operation
In
Im-
toba
tabled
In
the
House
of
Cpm-mJ
and
international
matters
mons
last
nijrht
by
P
emier
Mac-..mm...
i.i.n..i
i
i.v
innll.
kpniip
Kinir
recommends
:
Hi,
II
IIHCK-ni
.
i
.....
....
h
ire
your
hope
that
alms
idi
als
which
we
cherish
in
'"on
miiv
thereby
be
matorl-furthered."
AMATEUR
GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP
ilin
Huh
sort
Only
Fun
king
American
In
English
Vlay:
llflli
Hound
IS
Coin
plr
led
-ANOWIOH.
June
tn
.
rhlllp
il'fcndlnff
champion,
waa
ellmlir-11
irom
the
nntuh
amateur
golf
iuhlM
today
by
a
alngle
hole
'''W
McNalr
of
Olaagow
In
the
""'
fund.
ii
Tolley,
former
oiuvmplon.
t-
'
Hobrrt
II.
nauirh
Jr.
of
.B-'
'm,
Alatmma,
and
Otrord
atn-'
iir'e
siut
two
m
the
fifth
rmimt.'
'
1
rxiwaon
of
Ohloago
ft
lad
euteredj
'
'ft
h
round,
being
the
last
Am-1
'
i
net
that
far.
by
defeating
8.
M'Kmlav
of
nUasmw
two
and
one.
Tt
I'fternoon
A.
J.
Evana.
tondon
defeated
Andrew
MeNalr.
lK.
VFj.K.WH
SAI.AIIY
'1TWA.
June
13:
The
aalary
ot
'
f
of
the
Farm
loan
Hoard
ha
""'
'ix
at
la.ooQ
per
yf'
t1
"
ii
la
held
by
Dr.
J.
D.
McLean;
Brrtlah
Oolumbla
premier.
Liberalism
and
not
Socialism
House''
of
fmmhar
leaYlH
That
llall-
Are
Ilefomlag
Hrpleted
OTTAWA.
June
13:
Dlscuaslon
df
riahcrtts
drpartmrnt
appr
prlaUoas
by
the
Mouse
of
Commons
today
bruuKbt
the
atntatnent
from
Han.
J.
P.
A.
QaMln.
mlnMer
cf
marine
and
flali-
eelaa
that
It
waa
a
fad
tn.it
the
hail-but
banks
of
Hecate
Stratta
were
belrig
c
vanished
and
that
the
halibut
fHb-
-
alu
TssW.iastslM
nssftasa
m
assl
ia
tua
q,
,
appreciable
proreas
toward
rababiiitation.
Mr.
ordln's
s!stem'nt
came
as
an
awraement
with
a
statement
made
by
Oeneral
A
D.
Mcl'jac.
nM-mbcc
for
Vancouver
North
PAYMENTS
DUE
i
TO
MANITOBA
(janre
Sum
Said
bv
Com
mission
to
He
Owing
To
That
l'ov-Ince
by
Dominion
-
-
,
,.
A
uiymeni
in
cun
uy
me
i-
minion
to
Manitoba
of
$4.881,212
as
the
balance
due
to
tnat
province
for
past
arrears.
Ths
navmeni
to
Manitoba
of
S16G2.000
annually
from
now
until
the
population
of
the
province
reaches
800.000.
An
increase
in
this
annual
payment
to
$750,000
when
the
population
re.uh.-H
800.000.
Finally
when
the
population
attains
the
figure
of
1.200.000
an
increase
in
-this
annual
payment
to
Manitoba
tft
$1,126,000,
th's
amount
to
remain
uncnongwi.
tlurepfter-
,
v"Nnit
t:u
w'ltrAT
VANOOUVKB.
""
W:
Wheat
was
quoM
on
the
local
exchange
today
at
t.
!-.
ALASKA
M:.tt
TAKE
JBNEAU.
June
M.:
Te
V"1
J
take
Slno.,1911
ha.
baan
aUMountad
RMr.
The
U
IfOl
PWM"
ws.-w
nonnal
take
la
about
480
aklna.
ani.,iin
Army
sale
of
work
and
tea
Saturday
afternoon
at
2
o'clock.
"a,
-4,
NEW
H.O.tTS
HERE
READY
THIS
FALL
It
In
expected
that
tn4m
wUl
be
called
within
the
neat
month
for
the
new
flabermea's
float
which
are
to
be
built
here
Just
east
of
the
dry
deck.
It
wm
stated
yesterday
by
J.
p.
Bocae,
district
4
engineer
for
the
fawtl
depirt-
event
of
public
wort,
who
was
In
the
city
en
route
to
the
Yu-
ken
Territory.
Within
two
months
4.
after
thr
letting
of
the
(Sjntract,
k
la
expected
that
th
float
wlU
have
been
completed
and
ready
4
tcr
uae.
nana
and
spaolfleatlew.
have
now
been
forwarded
to
Ot-
tawa
for
final
approval.
4-
I
TERRACE
HEARS
j
ENGINEER
TELL
j
0FR0ADP1ANS
NHn
of
Jwn.UHl
to
lie
Hpent
on
Mall,
Highway
and
Kmellrr
Kunis
on
Ollirra
TBsBAOI.
June
13:
Five
thcuaaort
atallara
as
to
be
apent
on
the
Kslum
hlahwiiy,
3,;x
on
the
La
seise
I
ia.1.
and
MjOM
on
th
roads
In
t
icimty
at
town,
aoooraiisf
to
W.
K.
I
MM.
dial
net
anstisKr
of
rrlnce!
.Maupart:
who
xwrnnpanlod
by
W.
II.
voii-jn.
avunant
engineer
or
Bmltlaeral
ZJLSJSrJ&rS
If
aiahvett-rTiait.wfie
aHrf
aate4
that
(40,000
vould
be
arwnt
on
the
rrottncJal
highway
between
Copper
City
aiifl
SsWaca
Croaatna.
He
DUflued
to
ao
wv
the
Remo
ruad
and
would
mate
an
eUataieot
tor
it.
Hr.
Owyer
assured
the
meeting
the
the
rcada
would
be
built
to
standard
ocmtlticn
.
It
waa
the
pillcy
of
hla
de-
arUnsuH
to
have
the
work
laid
out
Trcperly
first
and
than
carried
through
I
quietly
aa
;unda
would
permit,
either
by
contract
or
otherwise.
He
waa
alveady
formulating
a
program
to
aubmlt
to
the
department
for
neat
year's
work
in
tola
district
Aaauranos
of
oco,-.eo.t'on
in
work
ing
for
the
beat
Interests
of
the
dis
trict
waa
extended.
Appreciation
of
the
engineer'
attest-
danoa
ami
the
addram
waa
voMrtl.
tt
being
stated
.
that
the
policy
and
method
be
outlined
In
regard
to
pub-
lie
work
activity
was
the
beat
and
moat
reeouraglng
program
formulated
here
In
some
time.
On
balng
asked.
Mr.
Owyer
stated
lhat
no
wr,rk
would
be
dona
on
the
road
between
the
head
of
Uskakse
Lake
and
the
hotaprluss
thia
year.
It
betDg
to?
expanatve
a
Job
for
what
funds
a-ere
available.
CONSERVATIVES
GOT
MOST
VOTES
IN
THE
BRITISH
ELECTIONS
Popular
vote
totals
covering
the
practically
romplcte
results
in
the
British
elections
show
that
although
the
cxnmrvatave
failed
to
win
aa
many
eeata
aa
the
Lafborttea.
they
were
given
more
votea
by
the
poople
than
any
other
party
of
the
British
Ialea"
The
total
vote,
tn
round
figures,
la
about
aa
follow:
OonaarvaUvca
8.700.000
Uborllaa
8.400.000
Ubtrala
6.300,ti
Independent
1W.000
OommunlaU
60,000
Total
3t.6O0.OaO,
LARGE
PACK
AT
CLAM
CANNERY
Langnrn
Fishing
&
Packing
Co.
,11a
Dig
I'roductlon
at
Tow
,
i
.nlll
I'lant,
Near
Mustselt
Tho
Lnngara
Fishing
&
Packing
Co.
has
put
up
a
large
pack
of
clams
ot
the
cannery
at
Tow
Hill,
near
Massett,
this
spring.
Up
to
,
tho
end
of
May
some
ten
thousand
rMKHfl
II.
II
lll'KIl
HI1IIII1C711
IfJtl'IV-
imperial
on
Co.
tanker
PJ'-ling
operations
are
still
In
progress.
0t.
Oeddaa,
rrived
prf'
Litter
In
the
summer
the
staff
at
thia
JJl'ZJ?
fuirlt
thai
-e
Twv
Hill
clam
cannery
will
be
,r
tanka,
aaiied
at
noon,
transferred
to
tho
company's
sal-
STATEMENT
OF
NORMANWATT
He
Suggests
Publication
of
Letter
and
Manner
of
Securing
It
The
following
letter
was
received
from
Norman
Watt
tills
morning:
As
my
dismissal
from
the
wr-vlce
of
the
provincial
Oovrrn-nient
become
effective
tomorrow,
I
ferl
that
I
owe
It
to
both
the
public
and
mytrlf
to
make
a
public
ttatrmrnt.
Aa
you
know,
I
have
been
1
Intuited
on
the
grounds
ot
political
activity.
This
rlMrge
I
absolutely
deny.
I
did
however,
write
a
personal
leltrr
lii
T
l.
IMtlul-lo
prior
to
the
tan!
general
rlcc-llon.
In
this
letter
I
ininle
cYr-tain
specific
rrconmimdttlons
whlrh
I
rensldrrrd
to
be
In
the
lnlrrrta
of
the
serrlte,
and
for
which
I
assume
fall
responsibility.
The
point
I
wlh
lo
make,
however.
Is
that
,the
Mter
In
;
uftlou
was
aP'rjonal
one,
and
would
appear
to
Mrm
the
entire
basis
of
my
dkmllml.
I
under-stand
tills
fetter
is
In
hmhhIoii
of
th
Honorable
'
Mr.
Nhrlly.
Sir.
Mirlly
has
.
my
approval
lo
Hie
publication
of
the
letirr
and
(o
explain.
If
he
so
desires,
the
particular
manner
In
whkh
It
came
into
his
possession
.
rnle
this
personal
letter
to
Mr
Patiu'lo
can
be!
construed
as
evidence
of
political
activity,
thrn
I
ihallrngf
Mr.
Mikity
to
tub-faii'iate
lhaf
I
hue
by
word
or
deed,
shown
the
sHghlext
political
aitlvlly
during
Ihe
five
years
I
have
occupied
the,
position
of
government
agent
it
this
point.
I
understand
CHtsldrribte
protest
i
has
been
fl'ed
With
Vlelorla
I
regarding
my
dismissal.
I
Mi
to
make
It
plain
that
I
am
not
In
n
way
rrspoaslble
for
the
filing
of
such
protjft.
nokmaSLv.
VA
ATT.
fisharIvals
f
,m
?l
""but,
ouiu
at
i,ocai
r.xcnane-
inis
.nornini;
Halibut
arrivals
here
were
light
today,
only
61,500
pounds
being
offered
at
thefiih
Sales
were
as
follows:
American
Lftuya,
21.000
pounds,
Royal
pjgh
Co
12.8c
and
8c.
Hrothfrs,
10.500
pounds.
Dooth
Fieheries,
13c
and
8c.
1
Gloria,
13.000
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
12.9c
and
8c.
Canadian
P.
Dorre"n.
7000
pounds,
Atlln
Msheries.
12.5c
and
7c.
NOINCRE'SEIN
JUDGES'
SALARIES
OTTAWA,
June
13.
Having
'earned
that
Parliament
will
not
support
an
imr-ease
in
the
salaries
of
iirigtt,
he
did
not
think
it
de-1
rfrable
to
attempt
to
force
such
ai
measure
through,
declared
Mini-;
stcr
of
Justice
Lapolnte
in
the
House
of
Commons-
yesterday.
When
the
time
came
that
Pariia
ment
was
in
the
mood
to
endorse
uch
an
increase,
he
would
not
de-
ay,
he
said.
nolle,
returred
to
the
olty
on
this
afternoon's
train
from
Prince
Oerrge
where
be
attended
the
session
of
the
Supreme
Court
Aaalees
this
week.
Terrace
to
be
Represented
in
Full
Force
at
Convention
with
New
Province
Resolution
TERRACE,
June
13.
Terrace
will
be
represented
av
.
.
'
.
.
.
,
.,
r,
1
e
m
i
"ii
tile
--ev
convention
w.a
-w-.
of
tho
-
-
Associated
Boards
"
of
Trade
'
with
a
"
full
comnlement
of
delegates
them
a
resolution
for
submission
to
tho
gathering
asking
that
at
a
committee
be
appointed
to
inquire
into
the
whole
ciiliinrt
bject
of
the
feasibility
and
desirability
of
forming
a
new
nrnvinnn
nvinrn.
Snveral
Qnvofnl
nfVinr"
nt.rinr
vrcr1lltirma
rnsnllltinns
will
Will
ho
bo
brOUtrht
lirflllrrht
f
fnr-f
Or-F.
'
j
"7
!
l
.
...
..
,.
.
.
ward',
but
this
was
the
outstanding
one
and
was"
adopted
following
a
discussion
on
the-subject.
The
delegates
chosen
consisted
of
E.
T.
Kenney,
V.A.
Kirkpatrick,
W.
H.
Burnett
and
W.
Chapman,
representing
the
Terrace
district,
and
J.
Willman,
representing
Usk.
Alternates
were
C.
R.
fiilhert.
O.
T.
Sundal.
N.
Sher-
l
tt
ttii:...ii
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a
WUUll,
II.
xiuiiiwuil
iiuu
2.
v.
muuuiictiu,
tiiu(irti,tut
uc-
ing
from
Usk.
J.
K.
Gordon
as
past
provident
and
,
ml
.
.
.
,
t
,
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H.I-
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cnairman
01
me
municipal
part
in
the
convention.
APPOINTMENTS
GREAT
BRITAIN
Labor
Men
to
lie
Connected
With
Royal
Household
and
Other
l'oii
lions
LONDON,
June
13.
The
remaining
Government
appointments
are
expected
to
be
made
by
Premier
Ramsay
Macdonald
without
delay.
They
include
several
offices
connected
with
the
Royal
household,
holders
of
which
must
be
approved
by
His
Majesty.
J.
II
.
Hays,
Lalbor
member
for
Kdfrehill,
Liverpool,
for
ten
years
sergeant
in
the
metropolitan
police
force,
is
cited
to
become
vice-
chamberlain
of
the
household,
and
Tom
Henderson,
who
formerly
worked
on
the
Clyde
a
ship
car
-
)
loyal
htousbeeoC.TPtB,,T.
Smith!
member
for
that
very
workadar
district
of
London
called
Rofher-
So
far
the
sensation
of
the
election
has
been
the
defeat
of
!t!.usXV!d
treaBurer
of
tlV
Hon.
Thomas
Boydell,
minister
of
labor,
in
Greyville,
Dur-str
Henry
s'osson
has
been
ap-
ban,
where
he
was
believed
firmly
entrenched.
A
split
of
InoWed
lord
justice
of
appeal
to!
the
labor
vote
is
believed
to
have
defeated
him.
isucceec
Mr
John
Nankcy,
the
new
lo
d
rhani:IInr.
The
appointment
cronies
vacancy
In
southeast
Leeds,
whkh
?i
Henry
has
represented
since
1921.
CRIPPLED
CHILDREN'S
GUILD
FORMED
HERE
New
Organization
Came
Into
IJeing
Yesterday
With
Mrs.
M.
A.
Ilurbank
1'residcnt
!
At
a
meetirfg
yesterday
after-
noon
in
the
Moose
Hall,
with
Dr.
John
A.
West
presiding,
a
local
guiM
for
the
assistance
of
the
Crippled
Children's
Heep
tal
In
Vancouve
was
organised
by
Mral
i
rt
sk
at
-.
josenn
nneasgreen.
uiiicersarei
as
follows
.
l'rtft,lftl
-.
Mr
.
M.
A.
Buc-Mrs.
ibank,
Vice-president'
M.
II.
Blott.
Secretary-treasurer
Mrs.
1.
1
A.
Hiyant.
Convener
of
sewingMrs.
K.
Windsor.
TORONTO
MTOt'KS
tCourtejr
of
S.
D.
Johmten
Co.)
AJax
1.00.
Dulhaoaie,
3.44.
Ilame
OU.
18.
?0
Hurts-
n
Bay.
l
SO.
Nickel.
48.
tt.
Mandy.
SS.
Kfwbee
SS.
Noranda.
SS
SO.
Sudbury
Ba-tn,
8.00.
SNrrltt
03irJ-n.
7.15.
Teek
Hughes,
i
ll.
FLEET
ROBERTSON
DIED
AT
EVERETT
EN
ROUTE
ENGLAND
VICTORIA,
June
13.
William
Fleet
Robertson,
fq;
23
years
pro-
ncial
mjnera!oglt,
died
yeetcr-
day
at
Everett.
Washington,
where
he
was
taken
ill
while
en
route
to
England
via
the
Panama
canal
,ronl
v'ct,or?
Mr.
Robertson
was
born
at
Montreal
In
185!)
and
retired
fiom
active
work
in
1925.
i
and
they
will
brint
with
nilluw-inrfl
vocal
i-Im
bv
Mra.
Erneat
An-
a
jr.n
1.1
L
1tfnM
l
council,
is
aiso
engiDie
10
iukb
'
Nationalists
Win
South
African
Polk-Hertzos
is
Sustained
CAPETOWN,
June
13.
It
is
now
certain
that
the
Nationalist-Labor
Pact
Government
will
have
a
majority
in
the
new
House
Assembly.
Whether
or
not
Premier
Hertzog
will
have
a
working
majority
is
still
doubtful.
CAPETOWN,
June
13.
Figures
so
far
in
yesterday's
South
African
election
are
Christian
Smuts,
leader
of
the
South
African
party,
and
indicate
the
possibility
of
his
receiving
a
majority
and
the
government
under
Premier
Hertzog
being
defeated.
With
ninety-six
out
of
148
of
parties
at
8
o
clock
tonight
was
as
follows
South
African
party(
opposition),
50.
Nationalists
(government
supporters),
38.
Croswell
Laborites
((government
supporters),
5.
i
National
Council
Laborites,
3.
I
I
r.ariy
retn
lis
lruin
uruau
tun-
j
stituencies
were,
as
expected,
pre-j
jiiominately
in
favor
of
the
South
j
African
party.
Here
also
most
or
the
Isbor
strength
was
situated.
Practically
all
the
early
gain
f
the
South
African
party
wer
e
from
Laborites.
ATLANTIC
-CROSSING
French
Plane
Winging
Way
to
Paris;
United
States
Machine
Wrecked
OLD
ORCHARD,
Maine,
June
13.
The
huge
French
monoplane'
Yellow
Bird,
manned
by
Armona
Lnttl
Jr.,
(sponsor
of
the
flight
and
copilot;
Jean
.Wolant,
pilot;
and
Rene
Lefevre,
navigator,
took
off
from
here
th's
morning
for
a
flight
to
Par's.
The
United
States
plane
Green
Flash,
manned
by
l
ewis
A.
Yancey
find
Roger
Q
Williams,
nosed
over
when
at-tending
to
take
off
for
Rome.
Ne'tfcer
of
the
men
were
Injured.
Q.
D.
E.
LEADERS
to
ladles
Irom
llastrrn
Canada
Enter-talnrd
by
Municipal
Thaptrr
During
Vllt
llrrr
Yeitrrdaj
In
hon-
r
ot
several
jwomlnent
mem-bcra
ot
the
rrder
frora
Baateen
Canada,
headed
by
Mra.
H.
F.
Orlffln
of
Hamilton,
provincial
preatdent
for
Ontario.
Mra.
J.
U.
Power
of
Toronto,
treasurer
of
National
Chapter,
and
Mra.
C.
E.
Burden,
regent
of
Municipal
I
Chapter,
Toronto,
who
were
returntof
'
Joe
Sankey
Disdains
Counsel
in
aouth
aboard
te
atener
Mdm
Alice
ch
"
f
gto,en
Good
,
after
havliw
made
the
round
trip
to
Pnw.seiiliin
Skaaway
followine.
the
recent
naUonal
t
ossession
convention
In
Vletorla,
a
tea
waa
held
yeaterday
afternoon
by
Municipal
oh&p-j
Joe
Sankey,
Port
Simpson
Indi-iter.
Imperial
Order.
Daughter!
of
the.Un,
is
conducting
his
own
defence
umpire,
in
the
i.o.d.e.
Hail
to
sfivo
,
jn
County
Court
this
afternoon
be-locat
member,
nn
opportunity
of
meet-
fore
JudKe
Young
against
a
,
tho
Udlea.
There
waa
a
"8
,harc
of
having
Stolen
goods,
M
X'bert
BJance.
municipal
re-
-J-
,u'n
Z
orary
regent,
met
the
visitors
at
the
boat
US.
,r.d
eaoorted
teem
to
the
i.o.d.
Haii.
Mra.
Mcionnan
poured
at
the
tea
and
Mra.
D.
Orchard
McLcod.
,
rs.
a.
u.
uraira,
Mrs.
toau
miihwi.
mw.
j
W.
MeAuley,
Mrs.
8.
V.
Cox
Mra.
W.
C.
AsplnaU
acted
aa
.
!2IUrJ
lteute
'
There
waa
a
mualoal
program
whUm
,
derann.
Mra.
WlUWn
Millar
and
Mra.
ill:
N.
BrooMeeby,
who
were
aeeom-,
rnlcd
by
Mra.
O.
E.
Cullln.
Mrs
A.
H.
Dalley.
writing
to
frleods
tn
Prince
Rupert,
tells
of
the
continued
lllneee
of
Constable
Bailey
at
their
home
In
Victoria.
He
haa
been
autfer-
log
for
the
last
three
months
with
KMKe
Mistics.
the
pain
being
ao
aevere
that
aieep
ha
been
tmpoibie.
.
ThB
nsUl
of
th,
i,.tn
cecd,
the
height
of
the
wooiworth
buUding.
favorable
to
General
Jan
seats
reported,
the
standing
FINANCING
OF
STEWART
MINES
W.
L.
Rolston
on
His
Way
North
From
Visit
Regard
to
Mining
Development
II
.
W.
L.
Rolston
of
Stewart,
editor
of
the
Stewart
News
and
Stock
B
o'i;er,
is
in
the
city
today
so
route
home,
after
being
in
he
south
and
east
in
connection'
with
the
financing
of
Stewart
iropcrtjes.
JIo
has
twen
successful
in
connection
with
the
forma-
ion
of
the.
Northern
Metals
'rlftlfiir'g
Syndicate,
the
object,
of
which
is
to
take
options
to
control
the
Btackhlll
Mining
Co.,
the
Bit
ter
Creek
Mines,
Ltd.,
and
any
other
properties
which
it
may
be
thought
advisable.
It
is
expected
to
ship
o
e
from
the
Binckhlll
nropsrty
this
year
and
make
a
good
profit.
Mr.
Rolston
is
enthusiastic
over
the
mining
prospects,
but
objects
very
strenuously
to
the
mining
stock
tax
which
has
been
finally
adopted
by
the
Dominion
Government
and'whkh,
he
claims,
will
In-
lure
the
prospector.
MACDONALD
TO
MEET
DAWES
IN
SCOTLAND
ilrl'.lth
TTemler
to
necelve
I'nlted
Slates
Ambassador
at
Forres
on
Sunday
LONDON,
June
It
was
author!,
tattvely
stated
today
that
nrltlah
Am-tiairatdar
Charles
O
.
Dawes
would
travel
Scotland
on
Bunday
to
meet
Premier
MacdonaM
at
Tbrrea,
a
little
town
revemteen
mllea
from
Lossiemouth,
where
the
Premier
to
spending
a
brief
vacation.
CONDUCTS
HIS
OWN
DEFENCE
namely
gear
from
the
local
halibut
"DrevioexrSi-
His
His
cdenbie
consiaeraDie
previous
ex
pon
ence
in
court
in
which
he
was
ac-
quitted
of
a
murder
charge
haa
Drovided
the
native
with
a
KOod
deal
of
resource
in
handling
him
self
on
this
occasion.
Yesterday
afternoon.
Joshua
Tait,
associated
with
Sankey
in,
the
stolen
goods
charge,
was
dismissed.
L.
W.
I'atmore
wag
his
counsel.
W.
E.
Fisher
is
orown
counsel
for
both
cases
.
CARD
OF
THANKS
Mr.
John
Lindseth
extends
his
sincere
thanks
to
all
friends
for
the
kind
expressions
of
sympathy
and
beautiful
floal
tributes
re-
eclved
in
his
recent
bereavement.