tf
(
RAILWAY
OPENS
IN
THE
SPRING
LiVfly
Freight
and
Passengers
Will
(Vet
Through
In
Fall
but
Golden
Spike
Later
'
o
:ifM
in
noithrn
Manitoba
-ummer
seriously
delayed
:
ion
of
the
line.
Just
3
j'tno
men
are
employed
on
'.:01a
'ting,
which
has
been
Img
steadily.
Steamers
arc
-At.
mg
in
supplies
for
the
de-
icij'mrotitf.lhe.pest
VJUnuru4
BRITISH
MUSIC
Arrangements
Made
to
He-broad
cast
Concerts
From
Old
r,.l
Country
FDMONTON
PLANS
In
other
preliminary
century,
races,
Claude
Hracey
of
Texas,
Eddie
Tolan.
the
midnight
express
of
the
University
of
Michigan,
American
champion,
and
Milton
.
Maurer
of
Los
Angeles
qualified.
These
six
meet
today
in
the
final.
Ten
thousand
spectators
cheer-'
d
Williams'
victory
and
his
remarkable
feat
in
equalling
the
record
on
a
track
an
inch
deep
in
;
T!
AW
A.
July
13.
-While
the,
dut
i
,
i,l
opening
of
the
Hudson:
Williams
withdrew
from
the
220-Ilailway
will
not
take
place
yard
event
to
save
himself
for
to-m
tt
npring
when
the
golden
May
s
clas.su-.
He
ran
as
anchor
will
be
drive,
it
Is
expected
man
in
the
relay
against
the
all-
American
tewn,
the
tetter
wm-
i
freight
and
panger
may
arn.
d
over
the
line
this
n'"K-
nccris
stageu
u,
8Chool
building
and
wouiu
operate
day
.adi-astinir
Comnany.
it
was
.
th
the
n
resent
!
here
by
John
Hurkholder,
buirdnOT)
.
in
addition,
Superin-
Iliplane
Angeleno
Heath
Former
Record
for
Endurance
by
Several
Days
CULVER
CITY,
Cal.,
July
in.
After
210
hours
48
minutes
in
the
air
the
biplane
Angeleno
piloted
liy
L.
W.
Men
Jell
and
K.
I'.
Itcinchart
landed
at
2:15
yesterday
afternoon.
The
former
rrrnrd
was
under
175
hours.
DISESTABLISHMENT
OF
CHURCH
IN
ENGLAND
IS
HINTED
BY
ARCHBISHOP
liONDON.
July
13
The
Archbishop
of
York,
who
c-nca
neat
In
autVjrlty
in
the
Church
of
England
to
the
Arah-bluhcp
o(
Canterbury,
hinted
thai
the
chu"ch
m'ght
ha
Ui
ask
f'
r
rilaeatab
llhiieiit
fri
the
aiai
In
ordr
to
aecure
change
whlrh
It
dealred
In
Ha
1
oontltutlon
.
An
Inquiry
will
be
held
and
If
that
la
Ineffectual
other
action
will
fi.Uiw
T
RAILWAY
ENGINEER
r
n
n
rniirATmw
FOR
EDUCATION
died
at
port
hsney
i
i
t
id
iion
to
the
material
taken
Two
Million
Must
He
Spent
Soon,
WlUtem
n
he
frozen
muskeg
early
in
is
:
-,g
before
ballasting
com
r.
3
Says
Superinlendent
McKee
EDMONTON.
July
13.
Ex-
yeara
of
age.
pioneer
rail
way
official,
died
yeaterday
at
Port
Hanef,
B
C
He
aerved
40
yeara
with
the
Canadian
Pacific
Utterly
aa
real
benditure
by
the
wople
of
Edmon-
oeut
enslneer
at
Vanoouver
ginecr
tor
vue
tendent
McKea
urges
use
w
mfi
N
VNa
.
I
IIVV
,(
Telegraphs.
j
ast
will
be
over
a
:
r
lok-up
on
October
1
EMLWlKMENT
NOTICE
GREEN
SHADOW
rights
for
this
1
HO
IIIP-
4
laakn
aa
IlllllOinK
W.S
-
CASUALIH
LIST
FROM
FIRE
REACHES
FIFTEEN
UU.INGHAM.
England,
July
'"
The
number
of
dead
in
the
r
l
ire
disaster
Thursday
night
-i'
hi
d
15
this
morning
with
the
di
'ti
of
Ronald
Mitchell,
a
Mi
and
Mra
A.
J.
Landaater
in-
i
tm
enaacement
of
their
daugh-
M'lorle
laobel
Arch
to
Mr.
Fxiward
TJin.
smith,
eldeat
son
of
Mr.
D.
e
5m
,h
and
the
late
Mra.
Bmlth
for-
to
of
runca
Rupert,
now
realdlng
MYSTERYSOON
Fiction
Story
to
Hegln
In
The
Dally
Newa
on
or
About
July
22
'Tl.e
Oreen
Srinilnvv
n
mvatprv
housing
the
school
board
offices
and
officials.
MISS
LANCASTER'S
Th.
ninUa
of
Mlaa
Marlorle
Inca
ir
aaklna-
iha
Toronto
ConaerratrryJ
examlnatlea
tor
phrno.
hat
reoaavtal
reauiu
a
follow":
rata?
D)M,
full
grade
elementary
honors.
Bthei
MooMtaotlM.
full
grade
elementary
honors.
Norma
Archie,
full
trade
tomeuUry
pa.
Katnenrw
:i
take
place
In
Bt
Andrews
Oath-;
ductory
Jwno
m
Auguat
10.
PUPILS
SUCCESSFUL
-
live
Piano
Wudenla
Tuke
lliir
Toronto
fonervatry
of
Mulc
Eaamlnatlona
Baker,
full
graale
Intro-
and
Ne!
ton
of
between
$1,800,000
and
aoo
$2,000,000
on
high
school
building
NO
ACTION
TAKEN
a1
rtort
nresented
to
a
meet-:
OTTAWA.
Julv
IS.
In
the
1
VlV
vilrtllfinu
ing
0f
the
school
management
absence
of
Finance
Minister
Robb
Irommittee
of
the
Edmonton
pub-
i
west
it
is
improbable
that
lie
school
board.
Canada
will
take
any
action
in
re-
i
Other
high
lights
in
the
report
Spct
to
the
pronouncement
of
!
nrU-rwato
construction
of
a
central
rtrfHah
ehancellor
of
the
ex-
'
school
plant
located
east
of
the
chequer,
Hon.
Philip
Snowden,
1
nMni
VlrtArin
hiifh
school,
and
noalnat
Fmnli
nrpfprpntlal
VANr
oUVPIl.
July
13.
The
,
aoproximately
$1,000,000
Urlff,.
It
is
possible,
however,
adun
National
Hallways
nas
...
,
woujd
consiat
of
an
the
matter
be
discussed
-
,
inin
pivtliv
t
nwutw
-w
.hat
lllUk
KUV
matin
may
v
"
"
ai
rangemenU
to
re-broaa-
acaderac
building
and
technical
when
the
cabinet
meets
on
Tues-
WANT
SUNDAYS
OFF
Ormplalnta
have
been
made
to
the
Dally
Kewa
that
the
men
on
the
anag-mow
are
all
compelled
to
work
on
Sundays
and
do
not
have
a
day
off
during
the
week
to
make
up
tor
It.
la
underatood
It
is
ciaimea,
inai
dci-
tar
work
can
be
done
Bundaya
when
In
the
naning
ocaia
are
oil
vne
nra
nut
tf
the
Sunday
are
teaen
tne
men
think
they
etaauld
hare
another
day
oft
to
make
up
for
It.
DR.
H.
R.
GRANT
WILL
VISIT
CITY
SOON
Dr.
H.
11.
Grant
of
Fort
Wil
liam,
formerly
pastor
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
In
this
city,
is
expected
here
soon
to
visit
with
friends.
He
has
been
staying
with
Itoele
Cox,
achool
grade
Introductory
..
d.ut,hle,
Mrs.
It.
A.
Harlow,
honora
jnnr-
.
.
'
.-at
PVtrfre
George,
and
is
due
at
The
reaulU
Owllym
HughO
later.
ox
wniea
"niw
-.m
-
.
,
lnjm,
.aii
-
..it.ii.&A.i
i
I
frrnri1
lu
vinu
nun
imi
a
an
LADY
CELEBRATES
HER
102ND
BIRTHDAY
BY
A
RIDE
IN
AN
AIRPLANE
DO
Ml
WON
f
la.
Mrs
'f
'
'
III,
it,
UIIULTV
liu
liuui
uitiv
ITY,
Mn.,
July
Thnmns
HalliirgHl
cel-
come
on
to
Prince
uupert
OPIUM
HAUL
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVEIt.
July
13:
-Plfty
Una
ol
ebrated
her
102nd
b
rthtiay
yes-
opium
wa
louun
-oy
w
"""""
,
.
i
i.
lv,.
.1
Victoria
In
a
aultnaae
which
ll.
O.
Dulaniont,
a
member
o;
the
nrew
of
the
Emnreaa
of
Ruaala
has
been
ori.rH
f-
ft,
iiaiw
i
planned
another
inter.
i
carrying
aahore.
it
waa
reported
Ktws
and
7f
,:.T
".I
.r"u.,7.;
Yi
Mrs.
Ilall
ngH
came
irom
ocwv-
thli
mornlng.
'omnleierl
'
land
to
Quebec
In
1811
on
n
sun-,
0lser
aearched
the
barber
a
room
'and
fouivd
tlx
additional
lliw
of
nar-
il.
shin.
Thia
Ihis
i.
Is
theflrst
i
t
.t
.
inir
,nK
time
the
paper
cot)
the
total
aenwre
eing
valuod
aucmniaid
to
publish
a
con-
n.m
ihu
ust
is
tkiixia
.
m.roo.
inuea
story.
Mystery
stories
are
The
man
disclaimed
knowledge
of
Jhe
Voguo
just
now,
so
the
paper
toiifjian
rerala,
July
13:
At
leaat
the
opium
which
waa
hidden
under
old
'"
fight
Ine
line
With
the
fashion',,,
pcraona
were
killed
and
aeveral
clothes
In
the
aultcaae
which
he
waa
01
the
dnv
i
,i-
.....
m
fin,!,
foiinwins
camini
aahore
for
somebody,
whoee
Watch
for
the
opening
chapter,
a
cloudburst
.at
Tndri.
Thumdny.
,
nam,,
wa
not
revealed.
POLE
DRIVE
PROCEEDING
About
45,000
Coming
fown
River
from
llanaon
t'anipa
to
(lading
Point
j
The
main
drive
of
polea
from
the
Hanson
Timber
it
Lumber
Co-
along
the
Bkeena
Rlrer
got
'tinder
way
early
thla
week
and
although
the
water
waa
a
little
higher
thai
waa
required
for
idea;
conditions,
the
operation
opened
'flth
auoora,
this
drt
being
the
larg-;
eat
of
the
fleeson.
The
company
eetl-mated
that
about
41
00
polea
will
oome
down
the
river,
M
which
30.000
will
be
caught
at
thet
new
boom
at
Nah
when
th
eb-woi,
there
,wUl
be
drawn
and
h
rrm
fig
U.000
allowed
to
go
on
down
to
the
aaaembly
yarj
at
Cedarvale.
The
drVe
require
a
larg-;
number
'of
men
ffer
the
ahort
time
:t
la
under
way.
V
-
WHEAT-PRICES
ARE
AVIATING
WINNIPEG
July
13
the
prov'nre
to
the
number
of
2500
Smithers
gathero-l
"en.
In
Qie
afterrtoon
members
of
the
order
paraded,
after
which
the
afternoon
spent
in
sports.
p,000
BAIL
Ml
m
RA
mi
07J0NES
Hie
Sur'tv
lrnandpd
for
Anneir
ance
of
Smither
Youth
at'As-1
sizes
Here
on'ManslaUghter-
'
Charge
Bail
In
th
sum
of
$10,000
fs
being
raised
at
Smithers
for
David
Lewis
Jones,
youth
of
that
town,
who
was
committed
for
trial
there
trial
at
the
fall
session
of
the
su
preme
court
assizes
here.
RACE
ACROSS
N.
ATLANTIC
French
and
lollh
I'lanra
Left
Thla
Morning
For
Nrw
Vork
LE
ItOt'KdF.T.
frame,
July
13:
The
flrnt
grrat
rare
by
air
uto
the
North
Atlantlr
I
under
way
today
with
two
Polish
aviator
and
two
French
flyrra
roniprtlng
for
flrat
honors
The
Voir.
Ludnlk
Idzlknwkkl
and
Oa.inlr
Kubala
took
off
at
4.17
a.m.
In
a
email
Am
lot
eul
plane
In
an
attempt
to
rrarh
New
Vork.
The
Frriirnmrn.
lllnidonn-
Ctate
with
Mrrhanlr
Janiura
llrllonte
lik
elf
43
minium
lalrr
In
a
plan.
rhrUlrnrd
the
qurntlon
mark
"1"
.
MEDICAL
MEN
OF
PRINCE
GEORGE
DISTRICT
HOLD
MEETING
AND
ORGANIZE
PRINCE
GEORGE.
July
18.
Medical
men
of
the
district
this
PiirtVr
renorti
urtr
non,lo.l
tv,a
u.
lr
nt
the
wheat
market
no.
.
n'5
J
!nn"
L
tJle
C!OSat
the
ward
aealr.
fxlae.
Julr
hni
moiurf
home
Of
II
3
13
er
mday'a
close
BATTLE
OF
BOYNE
IS
CELEBRATED
NANAIMO
b.
Trcfry
decided
to
organite,
the
following
officers
being
chosen:
Provident
Dr.
E.
L.
Lyon.
Vice-president
Dr.
G.
Baker.
Secretary
-
treasurer
Dr.
C.
Ewart.
Executive
Dr.
J.
Steele
and
'Dr
If.
S.
Teljry.
NANAIMO.
July
lfy
-The
anni-
Others
prrsenf.
at
the
gathering
verssry
of
the
Datlfe
of
the
Boyne
weie
Dr.
W.
ft.
S
onn
of
Vnder-was
celebrated
here
yescrdav
hoof.
Dr.
H.
C.
Wrinch
of
Hazel-
whn
nningemen
from
all
pHs
of
ton,
and
Dr.
C.
H.
JIankin
of
STRIKE
UKF.IY
Pilot
Gilbert
and
Airplane
Now
at
Stewart
to
Survey
Route
to
t
Terrace
Commencing
Next
Week
VANCOUVER,
July
13.
The
contract
for
the
aerial
survey
of
the
proposed
Prince
Rupert-Terrace
highway
has
been
let
bv
the
provincial
government
to
tne
western
Canada
Airways,
Limited.
The
start
on
the
photography
work
will
probably
be
made
next
week
by
Pilot
Walter
Gilbert,
now
engaged
in
carrying
freight
from
Stewart
to
Bowser
Lake.
Gilbert
went
north
about
a
week
ago
under
contract
with
the
Northern
Prospectors'
Syndicate,
which
has
a
large
group
of
claims
at
Bowser
Lake
which
are
to
be
de-veloncd
this
summer.
The
explorer
went
on
to
deal
with
the
attitude
taken
by
other
centres
and
sections
In
Canada
toward
the
north,
stating
that
it
was
I
TOMORROW'S
TIDES
IFF
Boston
Grill
SUNDAY,
JI,Y
14
r
LARGE
CAHABET
mxm
I
X'VaaaaV
I
IBi
taaaal
1
I
aaa
1
X'
nth
Hi
.m,
IS.
6
ft.
Special
Dinners
Thuradays
and
Saturday
0:03
p.m.
IR.t
ft.
Dancing
Erery
Saturday
Night,
9
to
12
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
Low
1t29
a.m.
1.3
ft.
13:23
p.m.
7.8
ft.
Acoommodationa
for
Private
Parties
11IONE
457
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XX
.
No.
161.
Vol
1'KINCE
RUPERT,
H.C.,
SATURDAY,
JULY
13,
1929.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Percy
Williams
Equalled
the
World
Record
For
100
Yards
on
Soft
Track
at
Vancouver
Br?
Final
This
Afternoon
in
Athletic
Carnival
at
Vancou-
4
!
4
r
l
l
r
n.
i!
i
YiT
iKuiusi.
urcai
nunnurs
01
oniineni
j
VANCOUVER,
July
13.
Running
on
a
soft
dirt
track'
at
Hastings
Park,
Percy
Wiliams,
Olympic
champion
and
idol
of
Canada,
equa!led
the
world's
accepted
100-yard
dash
record
of
9
3-5
seconds
yesterday
in
the
British
Columbia
mid-summer
athletic
carnival
to
prove
he
is
one
of
the
greatest
sprinters
on
earth.
Running
in
the
preliminary
heat,
Williams
breasted
the
tape
a
full
yard
ahead
of
Frank
Wyckoff,
the
California
flash,
and
Johnny
FltzDatrick
of
Hamilton
came
.'third.
WAS
IN
AIR
FOR
TEN
DAYS-
Counsel
Asks
Dismissal
of
Four
United
States'
Fishing
Vessels
Seized
Goose
Harbor
Anchorage
i
.,,
VICTORIA,
July
13.
Claiming
that
four
United
States
fishing
boats,
the
Tacora,
Jeannette,
the
We
and
t
the
-May,
were
lawfully
within
Canadian
waters
by
the
rights
under
international
law
and
under
the
convention
between
Great
Britain
and
the
United
States,
William
Savage,
counsel
for
the
owners,
sought
dismissal
of
condemnation
proceedings
in
the
admiralty
court
yesterday.
The
four
ships
were
seized
by
the
cruiser
Malaspina
on
May
6
in
Goose
Harbor
anchorage.
I
"I
regard
the
four
American
ships
as
being
of
a
friendly
nation
seeking
our
shores
under
NORTH
IS
NOT
SO
VERY
COLD
Famou
Eiplorer
Tells
of
His
Investigating
and
Sees
Future
Development
statements
made
by
Vilhjnlmur
tef
mason,
Canadian
explorer
of
he
arctic,
who
spoke
at
the
H!Jtutuqua
gathering
here
on
The
Friendly
Arctic."
In
op-ning
his
address,
Mr.
Sref-nnsson
stated
that
many
persons
had
misconceptions
concerning
the
far
north
which
he
would
endea-j
vor
to
dispel
.
At
one
time
he
had
believed
much
of
the
story
told,
but
on
investigation
for
him-
aelf
had
discovered
the
trutn.
I
AT
TATPI
A
ATTi
At
the
north
pole
the.
extreme
necessitous
circumstances,
believing
Canada
would
tender
them
an
international
courtesy,"
coun-jsel
declared.
He
claimed
that
evidence
had
failed
to
connect
the
seized
ships
with
any
overt
act
which
contravened
the
laws
of
Canada
or
the
treaties.
"These
L.
I
4
I
I
Aracr
can
seuiircn
vugm
nui.u
in:
here
at
the
present
time
anq
would
not
be
if
trey
had
been
tendered
proper
Canadian
courtesy
ana
Iheen
warned
of
their
nosition.
I
i
i
i.
I
.i
EDMONTON.
July
13.-That
I
w"
'"J""'
."tu.
Z.
!
'he
north
pole
wo.
not
nearly
as
'
i,,08n
"lo
uoose
yarned
a
;
to
i..jrT
eave
or
SivJ
aiked
S
Ttn
to
oM
was
universally
believed
and
that
the
northern
portions
of
;P
r'"!
in
"
n"l
Cana
Canada
would
some
dy
be
of
great
value
to
the
world,
were
icaue
of
their
presence
dian
waters,"
Mr.
Savage
de
clared.
Argument
by
counsel
for
the
crown
will
be
submitted
Monday
morning.
GYPSY
VAMP
IS
Oot
IURIN
COURT
I
irpttin
w
va
v
ai,
i
.
v-o
a
v
r
i
in
this
was
met
with
throughout
the,
sdmOnton,
July
U:
Rose
Demur.
Cotton
Workers
Resist
Attempt
Dominion
and
even
on
the
Inter-
gypay
gin
wit
a
tooth
-nrh
ad
smile
i..
I
.......
iv,u
fw.i.
nntinnnl
Knrrlpr
llo
enntraaieiea
and
laselnatinff
waya
wnien
are
ai
Twelve
Per
Cent
that
they
were
not
stunted
and
JTlt
ine
Hm
f-
-4
-
.1
1
1
4
U
MAll,AJa
A
any
compromise
unless
tne
min
ister
of
labor
intervenes.
Away.
With
Part
of
Boll
of
Bills
I'rom
Edmonton
lunk,
lalng
.
JSmHe
aa
Weapon
stories
about
the
Eskimos,
stating
l'tml
to
have
nearly
apelied
dlaaattr
MANCHESTER,
July
13.
A
w,e,
T!
.'
.tT
"
big
lockout
in
the
cotton
manu-
clv',,iaol
?
"llV.
"'Za
'
fscturing
industry,
possibly
af-
"-
ol.ei
,rilM
half
million
U
"
TM
S"1."
fS,itahI
fectlng
a
workers.
1
for
expected
to
result
from
a
decision
mo"V
J'ilv
'.t.-
-fMt
.t,
feed
for
caribou,
reindeer,
musk-
the
ianz
or
aionireai
rtctnui.
in
remanded
lor
trial
1
b
to
B.
McLaod
In
the,
a
charge
of
rtealU
tilt
Vffl
let
rate
oeorga
lice
court
on
from
the
bank.
;
t
Rce.
tfte
erawh
alleged,
went
Into
the
bank
and
exhibited
her
now
fa-
i
,.v....
...,.v
.nj
in
thn
iret
r.
and
mou
amlle.
and
then
kcd
for
onanse
this
week
on
a
charge
of
man-
spinners
to
enforce
a
reduction
rr
'
thl'
rctJc
Drairie9
ln
surrurier
for
a
t
dollar
mil.
while
chinge
slaughter
following
a
recent
auto-
12.82
per
cent
in
wages
on
July
,VMeL
earta
8
of
1
brilliantly
t)r,lllanuy
md
,
ttovn
mobile
fatality.
Jones
will
take
29.
There
seems
little
hope
of
,
we,rej
rn'nrd
f
lowers.
"I1
wandered
around
to
the
ap.ee
which
la
Bo-man
a-land,
or
ladlea
either,
aa
far
aa
the
general
public
ta
concerned.
Whllt
being
ahooed
out
Rose
went
uer
to
the
vault
and
playfully
twla-
ted
the
dlala
unUl
the
tetter
came
to
jealousy
and
fear
of
loss
that
was
,
the
reeue.
And
then
Reee
beat
the
lesnonslble
for
the
antagonism
to-
'bak
to
hie
ca
aad
waa
ithumWng
through
a
roll
of
bills
oon-
its
development.
w-rds
The
addresi
?wm
concluded
by
a!
taWtt,
.MOO
before
th.
teUer
anahed
.
1
-
r
"n.
large
numoer
ui
i""UJ"
","";'l''5
Rc
cu
various
aspects
ui
mc
nrrtlc.
toirether
with
many
scenes
'of
splendor
and
grandeur.
NAVAL
CADETS
GO
INTO
CAMP
....
.
...
.
,
,
n
t
l.
weather
weaaner
Wda
om
fair
to
w
e
"-
Thf
wnrk
to
bo
done
bv
ut
bert
between
rnnce
nupen,
m.w
camnin.
pieaaant.
They
wui
be
o,l
Torrnon
io
fnr
tVio
niirnnsn
nf
rlpeiflint?
onCO
for
all
if
.m
charge
of
Petty
Officer
Instructor
there
is
another
possible
route
to
the
interior
besides
Ihe
j
Youa'
Rf
:
.
Skeena
gorge
and
if
so
whether
it
is
a
better
one
than
thatoirif
t
rrt
TAim
along
the
river.
The
survey
will
be
a
valuable
one
in
MLlEU
rUUU
view
of
possible
future
developments
m
the
district.
FOREIGN
MINISTER
REMANDED
A
WEEK
IS
BEING
GUARDED
j
ON
FORGERY
CHARGE
LONDON.
July
13.
Heavy
Stephen
Kelt'os
has
been
rearmed
guards
were
placed
around
rr.andcd
for
eight
-dam
'by
Stlpen-
The
Nwval
cadets
are
glng
out
their
annual
camp
at
ShawaUana
In
charge
of
Lieutenant
Rlanoe.
The
lada
arc
gol"S
on
I".
W.
Allen1
boat
Coll
ier.
D.
O.
Stuarfa
Taeekwa
ana
jac
DiddVe'a
On
Time.
I
Thla
la
an
event
to
which
many
of
tbeleda
look
forward
eagerly
and
the
the
kind
that
"iui
WHEN
JEALOUS.
of
the
bank
and
that
waa
the
end
of
that
for
the
time
being.
Borne
nours
later
the
teller
discovered
halo
of
the
MIU
mlastug.
and
Rose
waa
picked
up
In
Edmonton
charged
with
the
theft.
Two
of
the
Oyyay
hand
of
which
Rote
la
one
c
tbe
tr
members,
were
discharged
I
rem
ohargea
ef
having
pov
ason
of
atottn
goods,
to
wit:
aorne
it
the
1419.
when
the
crown
offered
no
ev.dence.
Bo
now
Rote
and
her
amlle
tnuat
go
up
to
the
big
court
!
all
alone.
'
BaU
of
1400
waa
aupt4M
after
abe
to
was
remanded.
BUCHANAN
BOYS
TO
VISIT
cin
SOON
of
53
Will
He
Making
Alaska
Trip
Late
This
Month
With
Aid
or
Detroit
Coal
Magnate
the
residence
of
Arthur
Hender-.
diary
Magistrate
E.
T.
Kenney
at
in
he
whw
lh,
WM
rtavint.
Joe
tho
trip
to
Alaska.
son,
foreign
minister
In
tho
Labor
Terrace
on
a
charge
of
uttering
AjutUey.
3
yeara
f
age.
a
ertppied
GovernmcTit,
after
what
thd
police
i
forged
ilocument.
Keltos,
who
ts
quarter
breed
Indian
killed
the
girt
rlprrlhr.il
as
nrobablo
attempts
a
fnrplirner.
is
charred
with
having
with
an
ana
yaatarxlay.
He.
gave
him
u
do
him
harm.
EDMONTON
POPULATION
ESTIMATED
AT
73,000
EDMONTON.
July
IJ:
Edmonton'a
preaent
population
la
about
73.000.
according
to
unofficial
ratlmatea
which
emanated
frtun
the
rlty
hall.
passed
on
L.
G.
Skinner,
Copper
City
merchant,
a
check
for
$50.50.
of
which,
it
is
alleged,
he
camo
illegally
Into
possession.
Kcltos
was
arrested
by
Provincial
Constable
H.
L.
McKenney
of
Terrace
after
the
check
had
been
presented
at
the
Hank
of
Montreal
branch
at
Terrace.
The
check
had
been
ordered
stopped
as
it
had
been
intercepted
In
delivery
to
the
rightful
payee.
Fifty-three
boys
from
all
parts
of
the
United
States
making
a
trip
to
Alaska
with
the
assistance
of
George
E.
IluchanarL
Detroit
coal
magnate,
will
be
in
the
city
aboard
aUa
aaM.n.w.Aea
1
aa
2
M
tt
naa
T
t
JA
n
Ijuly
26
bound
for
Alaska.
They
Qiiartrr
Hrerd
Indian
Nlalirl
Every-
will
go
into
the
Atlln
district
and
ImmIj
in
sight
inriuding
(iiri
pass
through
here
again
south-iir
ird
I
bound
on
the
Princess
Charlotte
.
.
on
August
7.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
G.
mount
VTOKW
wart...
.
Manchester
of
New
Westmin-
Amrered
when
Virginia
Ray.
a
white
...
,i,
nn
loved,
refused
to
leave
the
farm
f"r
...
..vu.r-..,
eelf
up
to
the
police
at
Btanwood
aay-
ing
"They
robbed
me.
The
dead
are
Mee
Henry.
80.
pioneer
Skagit
county
aettler
In
whoae
home
the
tragedy
occurred;
Oeorge
Stump.
4
of
Everett.
Waah.,
and
Vlr.
glnta
Ray.
34.
of
RelUngham.
May
Hoffman.
36,
to
In
the
hoapltal
with
I
head
and
arm
alaahed.
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
Aberdeen
Joke
from
he
Factory
AN
OPTIMIST
"I
nay,
Dataatd,
wo
an
aptlmMT"
Donald:
"An
eoUanltt
Saa4y,
is
a
Thla
afternoon
'a
train,
due
from
the
man
who
buys
an
artiel
fae
a
Jew
In
eaat
at
3:80.
waa
reported
thla
morn-
the
hope
o'
aetlin
"at
to
an
Abeeatonlaa
ir
to
be
on
time.
at
a
profit."
'.i
V: