-
BSa
The
Wise
Ma4
iTiiuoi,
who
uneiiy
ouuinea
me
oruer
oi
ousiness
ano
ippointed
a
resolutions
committee.
Addresses
of
wel-
me
were
given
by
Mayor
McMordie
and
Milton
Gon-
aii
'-.
president
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade,
and
RECORD
SOUGHT
plant-
at
N-w
York
and
Minneapolis
rr
Out
In
llreak
Mark
of
May
36
-Kvrrl.T
PHa.D.
New
York.
June
Mi
Ins
wife
a'
h
alrt
at
a
n-fuetllng
endurance
re-
t
t.k'ns
iff
mt
7
SI
last
night.
m
tar
la
113
hours.
SI
"i
sroTl.
aet
on
May
98
I.
R
tuna
acd
Jamoa
KaHy
In
ur
p-irt
Worth
Jenaen'a
wife
lir'n;.
pilot'a
llcenM
and
It
ta
.
tiiai
ahe
shall
Uke
her
turn
i-ui'.trola.
kipous.
June
n
Neartng
the
r
mark
In
IU
effort
to
aet
a
-i-ord
refuelltog
night,
the
Mtea
'
;-'Uv
pIMed
by
ThonraM
Jchnann
and
Owen
Hatigh-
.
si
ill
in
the
air
erty
today
"
hingUi
mot-ir
functlonlnc
r-
JOWITT
WILL
FACE
ELECTION
v!i
nu.
tienrral
It
III
tk
Preaton
Pniple
n
hanrlten
lll
Change
IX)N,
June
n.
-air
WUUaen
Jo-ivirney
general.
Informed
tlx
i
Liberal
Council
that
be
latenda
i"i
t
i
hi
dorlalon
to
resign
hl
rii
atrnd
lor
re
election
In
Prea-
ltxr
candidate,
lie
was
el-...
h
l.:hrrai
and
suteauuentl;
:
Mir
btr
party.
Probably
he
'
k
Conservative
and
unofltct.
liiieiiU
TRAFFIC
ACCIDENTS
HERE
CAUSE
POLICE
TO
TAKE
ACTION
NOW
t'U-
to
the
iiHTcaned
number
ot
'
"i"
motor
car
accidents
on
the
n
of
the
city,
a
large
number
twiu-h
are
said
to
be
directly
-'
d
by
negligence
on
the
pari
ari
U'ss
drivers
in
failing
to
un--
nut
the
revisions
of
the
V
.1
Vehicle
Act
and
regula-made
thereunder,
particu-
y
in
respect
of
signals
when
1
nitf
anl
stopping
apeed,
'
ii
i
Sergeant
Alex
McNeill,
chief
ity
olice,
announced
today
11
i'
it
wiih
the
wish
of
the
au-''
'ic
that
the
Dublrc
strictlj
'in
ft1
to
reirulations
in
ordeH
"id
prosecution.
A
complete
'
K
up
of
the
situation
is
now
g
made
by
the
police,
Staff
'.'tit
McNeill
stated.
DATES
OF
ELECTIONS
IN
THREE
RIDINGS
IN
EAST
ARE
ANNOUNCED
OTTAWA,
June
27.
Election
Wnts
were
issued
today
for
the
'
I'tiieiirles
of
Frcntftiac-An-11
nL'tiin.
Vmid
Biill-SouIanircs
and
'
'
PraJrie-Nanlervillo.
The
'
"minntlons
will
bo
on
July
22
l
the
elections
on
July
29
The
'
f
Frontenac
Addington
in
-'iirio
was
made
vacant
by
the
'I'
of
Dr.
J.
W.
Edwards,
t
on
"ativo
M
P.
The
two
Quebec
P:it"
were
occupied
formerly
by
'urnis.
of
the
Board
of
Trade.
Bmi'herr
Dr.
R
C
Moe'
and
Bperry
Phinina.
Huelton:
Dr.
Wrtaok
M
L
TetnK
:
.
J
K.
Oordoa.
and
fery
Mfteea
OoimaVe
ad
Mordle.
N
R.
connecting
with
tlie
provincial
highway.
Opening
speerne
In
his
address
of
welcome
Mayor
Mc
Mordie
said
the
vlalt
of
the
oe
legates
avs
Prince
Rupert
people
bote
and
an-
emuaennsnt
for
ttte
future
progreas
of
the
whole
district
me
onry
enwow-w
(
method
of
advancing
the
Interest
of
Central
British
Columbia
was
by
har-,
monknn
ccoperaMon.
He
estended
to
all
the
vlartora
the
freedom
of
the
city.
I
President
Oonaales
mid
he
felt
we
vlaltor
would
find
Prtnee
Rupert
people
quite
ready
to
cooperate
Dr
Wrlnon.
wnne
ragrewnK
Maselton
wan
not
officially
raor-nented
through
a
Board
of
Traoe.
saw
wa..
aw
an
invited
guest
he
took
R
on
himself
to
represent
that
Important
section,
n
a
their
doalre
to
having
that
acotlon
of
Hmi
oayntry
to
the
fore,
they
hoped
in
ttte
hear
future,
to
have
a
properly
constituted
hoard
of
trade-
The
official
and
a
few
otaer
mem-
heaa
of
the
convention
lunohed
il
af
ternoon
with
the
Rotary
Club
and
gave
brief
addresses
and
met
again
a
.su
to
continue
tfte
business
when
the
resolutions
committee
presented
Its
re-
Tt
vttcr
are
all
being
entertained
at
a
dinner
in
the
Commodore
Cafe
by
the
rrVnoe
T&n.
hof4
'rk
tonight.
Officers
will
be
elected
tomorrow
morning
and
there
win
be
a
trip
on
he
harbor
tomorrow
afternoon.
NEW
CAKHINAI.K
VATICAN
CITY.
Italy.
June
27:
The
rope
will
hold
secret
conalatory
for
u.1
i.
t
now
rardlnal
on
July
oonumtory
on
July
18.
J
1
and
a
public
It
was
learneo
uwa?.
John
S
Ell"
''i""n,t
'-h't
Dawson,
and
M"
Ellis
"illt"
me
ere
were
a
few
words
from
Dr.
H.
C.
Wnnch,
M.L.A.,,
iit
.r
irninn
sin
in
in
mnni
iiunn
I
r
i
mi'
rna
man.
11'
1
II
IMVll
i
.
&J
Ullllllllvllk
II
U9
VUllVJt
U1IUI1
bilV
&
I
f
lutlons
committee
to
gn
to
w
rk
and
j
i
'
I
-repar
th
subjects
for
the
afternoon
NEW
ENDURANCE
-nesting
wtucn
openra
at
a:w
ana
cJrf
continued
this
afternoon
The
gathering
U
not
a
larw
me,
bat
k
fully
--preeentstlve
of
'1--
district
wltfa
the
caeeptlon
of
ttie
Portland
Oartal
mining
tamp.
Several
dMeeatea
are
expected
-
arrive
on
this
afternoon's
train,
no-!
table
from
Terrace.
Thoe
present
thla'
r.
a.
r.
i
si...
1
other
4
Kivomoitn-SMiTii
ON'
LONO
FLIOIIT
4.
SYDNEY,
New
South
Wales,
June
37:-Capt.
Klngsford-Smltb
with
three
oornpantone
c
T
JJlm.
pilot;
T.
H.
McWUlla.ua,
radio
op
erator,
and
H.
A.
Litchfield
nav;-
gator
took
off
in
the
Southern
Cress
from
Derby,
Weatern
Aus-
trail,,
today
for
Singapore.
Strait
4-
Settlement,
en
route
to
England
The
dietaries
1
about
1600
miles
over
the
Indian
Ocean.
Java
and
T
ine
Java
sea.
TO
SETTLE
QUESTION
MANITOBA
RESOURCES
BY
ELECTION
SOON
'
mcrnlng
were:
.
PreaHfert
R
C.
MoOorkell.
!
J?-
.Jun
27:
-RepreenUtlves
a...
n.
rw
lb
Dominion
Oovernment
and
of
i
lli-
mnivnlilui
"Thm
UllA-'
I
VMideftlOOf
VMdettnOT:
"xl
-vy
w
making
nta
third
Bwitliig
Vtot-nresident
OW
Hanaon
Ith
aoTernmnt
M"ltoba
Pt
the
flndtruza
of
the
Rcval
rtommlMton
rm
nfl
KOtJIH
Manitoba
Natural
Resources
as
a
boaU
Prince
Oearge-
H.
B
Oueat.
preaident
&
.uiement
of
tlie
Natural
Rmaurnea
Martin
!
"
Board
of
Trade.
question
They
ha'e
agreed
to
take
the
E.
B.
mltn
arid
W.
niMun
rtln
fit-
tl.l.u
nnmv.l
upon
oomoietlon
of
oonalderatkin
of
Burns
bake'
Sidney
OotfWta.
prusldaut
tht
detalla
aecsntlne
to
an
iinunn.
ocealmr
.
.
.
,
.1
Ptmee
Rwrt:
r.
O
Wrwtm
C.
H.
K'auruuv
S
Mayer
Me-
Lattees
of
ragret
were
read
freaa
Pre-rrrler
Ma;kents
King,
the
.l.lrajttawt-Oorernor
of
B.C.
.
Bon.
..(MtiasJipTi
mler
Tolmie
and
Mayor
fkB
$
fr-i
eouear.
J
C.
Brady
arotf
spying
he
expected
to
be
cjrearnt
ahd
tehlut
"of
hfet
efforts
In
behalf
of
the
aids
to,
navigation
outside
Prmce
HupM
ha-:
hor.
KmlutlorM
Sabmttled
j
The
reeoruttona
committee
apnolnted
consisted
of
C
H.
Orme
Sidney
Ood-
wln.
H
B
9uovt
J.
K
rtordon.
W.
Bunting
and
Dr
Baaford.
U
bad
before
It
four
Mentations
firm
Prlnee
Bimert
detllrg
with
Inveatlgatlcm
lmk-lag
toward
formation
or
a
new
pro-Tinee
a
wtalern
rallwav
from
Peace
i
rtrver,
oompletion
of
the
highway
asm.
atda
to
navigation.
Prtnee
Oeorae
asked
for
an
aetrva
and
affective
land
etttemeert
poltoy.
extenalon
of
he
POI.
and
a
telephone
connecting
Prince
Oeorge.
and
Vandcr-1
hoof.
Terrace
ashed
sot
rapid
completion
of
the
highway
between
MasMtoai
and
Tarrace.
the
Industrial
develapmetit
of
he
TOkwa-Oooper
Rlver-Klttmeat
dla-
trtct
and
a
Poaot
River
outlet
VandeehooTa
rwqwwts
deal
with
mire
and
vettsr
mining
trail',
a
well
boring
policy
for
Mm
Interior,
an
active
settlement
policy,
and
a
highway
to
the
Peaee
River
from
some
point
on
ttte
C
mwnt
made
by
Premier
King
yeeterdaf
.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
B
C
Bllvwr.
l.tt,
NU.
B-vvkrw.
tl-t.
t.
Big
Missouri.
l.M
1.41.
cvrk
Province.
U.
1114.
OoUro
Belt.
47,
M.
Du'M1
Mtnea.
St.
Sg.
Oenrge
Copper,
t.m.
10.
00.
Oeorgia
River.
1-1
1-1
M.
Oolccnda.
1.10.
l.M.
Orandrbrw
41.
44.
ledwpendjenre.
T-t-4,
8.
Kootenay
nranoe.
IS,
It
1-2.
KcoUnay
King.
M
1-1.
M.
L.
v.,
a.
a.
luekv
Jim.
It.
it.
Men.
SI-4.
4.
Morton
WooUey
SS-4.
8.
Marmot
River
aoid
4,
4
1-3.
Marmot
Matah,
Nil
S
National
ttlver,
It.
Itl-S.
Oragon
Ouppir,
17
1-1.
34.
Pend
OretlW,
A.M.
.M.
Premier.
l.M.
I
TO.
Porter
Idaho.
It.
4.
Beeves
shodtiaawd.
l.M,
1.84.
bums
Argerrvi,
8.
Ruth
Mop.
41
41
14.
SUver
Craat
8S-4.
8.
miviradsj,
M
TO.
BtlversmUti
II.
If.
Slocan
ICtag.
I.
7.
Kooaa
.Aambier
m.
la.
SrKJvrtmk.
agi-i
gg.
(hiroeh.
(
SO,
3.41.
Toplry
MohMeJd.
14.
W14.
Tone
MJnea.
1.00.
1.10.
Welllntton.
9,
1014.
White
i
atar
so.
91.
Woodbine.
8
1-4,
814.
Bluebird.
0
14,
10.
Olla
Calgary
DaHae.
l.M
14.
NU.
BaatcreaV
3.10.
Nil.
meat
Want,
40,
NU.
Mercury
l.M.
NU-Mill
City.
7.H.
Nil.
Okalta
New.
g.li.
Nil.
Regent,
48,
NH.
n.
B.
Lands,
8.78,
Nil.
United
new,
M.
Nil.
Advance
Nil.
18.80.
A.
P.
Oonsolktted.
3.41,
3.43
Calmont.
3.18,
3.30.
iMlhouskr.
3.
SI.
3.M.
D-Vanb.
44.
4$.
Phbyan
Pete
71-4,
73-4.
Home
30.80.
I0.M.
nilnoU
Alberta,
Nil.
78.
Mayiand.
8.10.
8.38.
McDotageVfur
NU.
3.38.
MeLaod.
8.M.
4.
no.
New
MoOoug
.
-ftagtir.
Nil,
1.S0.
Ronllte
Nil,
180.00.
Vulcan,
NH,
1
on.
Hargal.
1.S8.
I
SO.
Sterling
Pacific,
1
85.
1.83.
Freehold.
1
10,
1.13.
Raolrrn
Slork
Sherrttt
Oordon.
7.
88.
Nil.
MRS.
MITCHELL'S
WIN
OYER
BETTY
NUTHALL
i
.
i
The
ffll(vwma
iiuothTinm
wo
Mil
and
aked:
.
IS
TENNIS
SURPRISE
WIMBLBDON.
WiMiiiriLiviri,
June
June
37:
t-
There
ineir
was
wm
a
DniKh!
W
helped
to
('at
n;
eallet
bi'hopi-
and
'2,
Boston
Grill
The
wise
man
reads
the
sifted
advertisements
and
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dlnneri
Thursdays
and
Saturday
them
whenever
he
need
(n
ait
Dancing
Every
Saturday
Night,
9
to
It
or
buy,
or
rent,
to
find
lost
Dance
Hall
tor
Hire
goods
or
to
Ret
a
job.
,
Accommodation
fur
Private
Part
lea
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PHONE
457
i
XX.,
No.
148.
.
1.x
.a
j
i
-
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
O,
THURSDAY,
JUNE
27,
1929.
PRICE
FIVE
r.wr
liL
,.f
U1J!U..
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia
Opened
their
Convention
Today
teal
Business
of.thc
Gathering
Will
Be
Done
This
After
noon,
followed
by
Banquet
at
7
and
Election
of
Officers
Tomorrow
The
annual
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
ade
of
Central
British
Columbia
waB
called
to
order
us
morning
by
the
president,
11
C.
McCorkell,
of
Van-
Mrs.
Lindbergh
Father
Clears
Up
Mexico's
Religious
Question
on-wst;.
tar
for
the
Uaitrd
States,
in
Mexico,
who
queat
:i
i
:
-jara
t-i
the
return
of
many
flrrgy
;f
tlie
Mexl
an
church.
Largest
Aviation
Concern
in
World
is
Formed
with
-
--
ne.dW.W-,J
a
Canadian
At
Its
Head
NEW
YORK,
June
27.
Clements
Keys,
a
native
of
Chatsworth,
Ontario,
a
graduate
of
the
University
of
Toronto,
is
to
head
the
largest
aviation
concern
in
the
world,
it
became
known
last
night,
coincident
with
the
announcement
of
the
merger
of
the
Wright
Aeronautical
Corporation,
the
Curtiss
Airplane
and
Motor
Co.,
of
which
Keys
is
president,
and
ten
affiliated
companies.
The
Curtiss
Wright
Corporation
will
have
assets
of
$70,000,000,
but
at
the
current
market
value
it
will
rank
as
a
several
hundred
million
dollar
concern.
LABOR
CHIEF
,
COMING
OVER
Hon.
J.
II.
Thorna
to
Investigate
Canadian
Immigra-tion
Possibilities
LONDON,
June
27.
IU.
Hon.
J.
II.
Thomas,
minister
In
charge
of
unemployment
in
the
new
Labor
government,
intends
to
visit
Canada
within
a
few
weeks
to
investigate
the
(lueeticn
of
immigration
from
Crtflt
ICrltain
at
first
hand,
it
Is
learned
from
nn
authora-tlve
source
today.
Mr.
Thomas
will
also
make
personal
enquiries
concerning
the
possibility
of
some
common
agreement
between
the
mother
country
and
other
parts
of
the
Empire
under
which
development
of
works
of
intcr-lmpcrial
necessity
would
be
undertaken
by
the
Dominions
with
financial
aid
from
Itritnin
and
with
the
ohtert
also
of
providing
an
nutlet
for
the
surplus
of
Hrltish
labor.
LIARD
TRAPPER
IS
MURDERED
Alec
Macdonald
Shot
Head
and
Cabin
Looted
WUANGELL,
Alaska,
June
27.
Alec
Macdonald,
well
known
nrospeetcV
and
trapper
pf
the
.
k
,.i.
according
,,
to
.
word
,
brought
.
down
,
nwrpriii
u
mnt
wiwwi
w...,v,..-
Gl1,i
ri
the
ahlps
today
when
Betty
Nuthaii
was
de-
")
piinncimcin
uu
ononis
unci
DURING
JULY
1M00
Rxpected
To
Cast
Off
and
Make
Severn!
Home
Flights
Before
Craving
Atlantic
DOWDKN,
England.
June
27.
Some
time
in
July,
if
shed
trials
satisfy
experts
of
the
British
air
ministry,
the
new
100-pasenger
dirigible
IM00
will
cast
off
on
its
fi
at
trial
flight.
Five
million
cubic
feet
of
hydrogen
gas
will
be
piped
into
the
great
airnhip's
bags
when
it
is
completed.
The
dirigible
then,
without
budging
from
its
immense
hangar,
will
be
subjected
to
tests
of
its
lifting
power
and
equilibrium.
Something
of
the
magnitude
of
this
indoor
tryout
may
bo
imagined
when
it
is
recalled
that
the
i
IMOO
is
about
the
lze
of
the
steamship
Mauritania.
Sun
al
trial
flight
over
Eng.
t
If.nd
are
expected
before
the
ship
i
attempts
a
Inns-Atlantic
cruise
to
Montreal.
One
of
these
early
ifiiirht
-wW
take
her
to
the
Royal
A'rship
Works
at
CardiiMrton.
200
miles
south
of
here
in
Bd
ford-
eh're.
where
b,-
gister
ship,
the
H-tnt.
will
lie
given
shed
test.
S'Vtements
made
in
parliament
'iv
Rl
9,nmne1
Ttorn.
narv
of
tate
for
air,
have
been
to
the
effect
that
both
the
1M00
nnd
the
t-101
will
be
flown
on
long
dls-
Through
;
tance
cruises
this
fall
the
IMOO
ro
i;snari
arm
n
ii-iui
to
mala,
Egypt
and
potslbly
Australia.
VANTOIlVnt
WHEAT
VANOOUVP.n.
June
37:
Wheat
drop-
Liard
Hlver
district,
wa8
found
i,
j
8UW
wu"1
w
dead
in
his
cabin
on
Rapid
-
River.
W
H.
T"bev
C
N
R.
rllvWonal
su
perintendent,
and
M.
A.
Burbaok.
dl-
daughter,
were
.P,"
I
tjt-
fesvted
b)
bv
Mra.
1
Mitchell,
formerly
boat.
Macdonald
had
been
shot
!
vl.lonal
enrlneer
left
on
thla
marnuvir'a
mncem
Adeiaw
ye.
wf-
altAtfgy
Snundfrs,
also
of
Great
BrlUIn,
through
the
head
and
his
cabin
train
for
a
trtp
up
ttte.
Uu
as
far
as
rwtin
t
aouth
U.
looted
of
fur
pelts.
Prince
Oeorge
on
official
duties.
Delegates
to
Board
of
Trade
Convention
View
Site
of
Bridge
Favor
Rapid
Work
on
Road
"Is
that
all
the
bridge
that's
holding
up
the
highway?"
inquired
one
of
the
members
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
when
surveying
the
scene
at
the
end
of
the
present
highway
last
evening,
to
which
point
he
had
been
driven
along
with
the
other
delegates
to
the
convention.
"I
thought
it
must
be
some
serious
obstacle.
That's
nothing.
Judging
from
all
I
had
heard,
Galloway
Rapids
must
have
been
a
terrible
place,
and
that's
all
it
is.
It's
just
an
ordinary
bridge'.
'
The
general
opinion
among
visiting
delegates
to
the
invention
discussing
the
Highway
moriua'ly
when
looking
at
the
biidgn
site
was
that
the
Government
should
boj
row
the
money
and
do
the
whole
work
at
once,
and
ome
expressed
them.elves
as
(n
favor
of
a
toll
if
necessary.
The
great
idea
was
to
get
action
soon,
m
that
the
present
generation
Tnigi'-
rrap
some
of
the
benefit.
To
h"i!i
a
few
miles
every
year
would
mean
building
for
the
next
g
nrr.
tion
and
not
for
this.
The
tirop"al
made
in
the
Legislature
'
rtr.
miniser
of
public
works
"hn
work
shou'd
be
rushed
h'-omrh
as
soon
as
surveys
were
mude
seemed
to
meet
with
general
f--or.
The
dflgates
were
driven
out
by
n
nnmhflr-
of
membpre
of
the
'n"il
Rn-tH
of
Tra1e
in
their
own
"Rr
id
keenly
interested
in
the
work
done.
DR.DAFOEiTQ.GlYE
ANSWER
SHORTLY
TO
LOCAL
CONGREGATION
The
board
of
management
of
RESIGNATION
OF
THOMASPEDDIE
Principal
of
High
School
Quits;
Repairs
to
Schools
Authorized
at
Meeting
Last
Night
The
school
board,
at
a
special
meeting
last
night,
accepted
the
resignation
of
Thomas
Peddie
as
principal
of
King
Edward
high
tchool
.
The
resignation
of
Miss
r.uth
Stewart
from
the
high
school
'
itaff
had
been
previously
accepted.
Further
resignations
from
members
of
the
teaching
staffs
arc
expected,
but,
to
date,
no
more
have
bee"
received.
The
taiuhers
have
until
July
31
to
resign
If
thqy
so
wwn.
'
TSe
hosrtl
decided
to
tall
for
1
J
at-
f
i
i
.
a
a
.
tenners
lor
me
iMHiMtajewtu
fa
nil
hi'
nor
fn
4h
VtmriTLlimA
--.rl
High
school
heating
system.
It
was
also
decided
to
carry
out
certain
Honors'
remlrs.
at
the
high
sftbnnt
and
Rfirdirr
r5trrV
seho9P--
'.
IV
Anneraon
haviiur
ran
an
First
Baptist
Church
has
received
IectH
aS
foreman
to
Uke
charge
a
icfcbci
xiuiji
ttcv.
i-fi
.
7.
it
Qf
this
work
Dafoe
of
Chilliwack
stating
that
AcUnn
on
;he
mhtle
rewm.
e
cuiisiueriiig
me
cdu
rame
menrtstlnns
that
have
been
made
to
the
local
church
and
will
give
his
final
decision
within
a
few
days.
Before
coming
to
British
Columbia
Dr.
Dafoe
was
active
in
Baptist
Church
wn
k
on
the
prairies.
He
was
for
three
and
a
half
years
general
missionary
evangelist
for
the
province
of
Manitoba
and
then
went
to
Hillhurst
Baptist
Church,
Calgary,
being
appointed
from
there
to
be
general
missionary
evsngelMt
for
Alberta.
Immediately
prior
to
coming
to
this
province
he
was
pastor
of
the
Leth-
bridge
Baptist
Church.
BIG
TANKER
PAYING
FIRST
VISIT
HERE
Paying
her
ftret
visit
to
this
port.
!
but
Imperttl
Oil
Oo.'s
tanker
Al-re-toltte
arrived
at
7
o'clock
thla
morning
Inn
loco
and
la
discharging
a
full
cargo
f
aome
88,000
barrels
of
fuel
oil
at
the
company's
local
tanks.
The
Al-bertolfe
la
taking
the
place
of
the
tanker
Mlna
Bra
whtoh
la
now
running
the
Atlantic
Ccast.
She
la
nearly
twice
a
large
as
the
Mlna
Brra
and
is
qutte
an
Imposing
craft.
The
Alberto-lite,
which
is
commanded
by
Oept.
Mountain,
formerly
of
the
Mlna
Brea,
wUl
be
here
until
tomorrow
morning.
The
pllote
of
the
AlbertoUte
on
her
trtp
up
ttte
onset
are
Opt.
Larry
Thomson
and'
dept.
Sinclair
of
the
Federal
Pilots
of
British
CtoiumWa.
by
the
p-nvtncial
fire
marshal
for
certain
renalre
to
the
fire
escapes,
etc..
at
the
hitrh
school
was
deferred
until
the
next
retrular
meeting
which
will
bo
held
on
July
10.
PRINCELEAVES
FOR
ENGLAND
Arm
Still
In
Sling
following
Rrrent
Accident
In
Vancouver
VANCOUVER.
June
37:-The
Duke
of
Ol-.uoeater,
wbo
was
here
three
m-eeks
-onvaisecing
from
a
fractured
collar
onc
left
last
night
ea
route
to
Eng-'and.
He
will
eeli
from
Quebec
July
a.
--
Ottawa
the
Prince
will
meat
Pntnler
Mackenzie
King
on
July
1.
II
still
arrtca
his
right
arm
in
a
atlng.
FOREMAN
Sl'SPKMlEU
CHy
Btigineer
H.
A.
MttMW
bat
an-ounccd
the
suspension
of
Jack
Ma-ae.
city
foreman,
pendtog
imraatlga.
.
len
by
the
Board
ot
Work
ot
oertaln
etsTiplalnto
that
have
been
lottjsd
by
roperiy
owners.
Mlas
TbekU
Pulton,
daughter
of
Mr.
td
Mr.
W.
O.
Pulton,
sailed
pMee-(hy
afternoon
on
the
Prtnome
Ade)KM
or
Vancouver
u
route
to
Vernon
where
die
will
spend
the
summer
hotldafa
vterUng
with
r-latlvea
.1HHT
HI
A
SIMPLE
PKOPOSITION
The
Bolshevist:
"My
dear
John
Bull,
the
mere
credit
you
give
me
the
more
til
buy
from
you."
madderadatneh,
Berlin.
4
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