The
Wise
f
'
The
wise
man
reads
ti.
4
uificd
advertisements
and
"
'
;.r
liner
which
crashed
Into
Harbor
yeaterday,
killing
r-r:iitrrs
and
injuring
others.
..rued
the
'City
of
Ottawa."
It
.
!
n
at
10:10
yenterdar
morn-
was
well
over
the
Channel
oo
"cd
from
end
to
end
suaJtr
Uat
seand
early
this
as
followa:
foil
and
bodies
recovered:
Adolphj
:iinufaeurer
at
New
Jereer-
I
T
Malcolm,
vice-present
of'
As
Snuter
rurnrWrt
Company
ILmMon,
Ont.;
Alfred
Smith.
Met
-
Australia;
Mm.
lekerson.
ad-
:io!
given.
i
.iijeing
are
Mme.
Boelger
of
Miss
Roberts.
Lswdon;
Mrs.
I
'
London,
believed
to
be
the
tine
of
a
Mm.
Oeraon
ef
Am-j
rn
I
r
?
rrarued
and
recovering
front'
:
are
Mrs
Plemlng.
a
relative
ofj
I
en.on.
Mks
M
Smith,
daugh-
Aifred
8mUh:
II.
W.
Tatham.l
in
possibly
of
Minneapolis:
R
J
Brsllll.
pilot;
M.
Bamet.
ngineer.
CAPTAIN
NORD
LOSES
PAPERS
Q'Irnlon
I'or
lly
Iays
Is
Iunlh
mrnt
for
Uoliig
II.
Venwt
''"VTTTJE.
June
18
Tne
licence
oI;
J
O
Nord.
captain
of
the
I
"
"
Aleutian,
which
sank
near
Kc!
-
I-'iid.
Alaska,
on
May
29.
was
aue-'
i
for
80
day
by
the
United
State
,!,t
lnscctora
yesterday,
on
the,
1
'I
Hiat
the
rock
on
which
the
vea-
k
was
indicated
on
the
latest
The
order
was
Issued
after
a
:
"
fif
tle
case.
FEARS
FOR
SAFETY
OF
RAYMOND
HAINES
rMTiJ!.
June
18.
rear
for
the
'"
v
of
Raymond
L.
Haines
of
Juneau,
'
tempting
a
voyage
from
Alaska
"
'"lc
In
an
open
IS-foot
boat
pow-1
with
an
outboard
motor,
was
ex-"1
by
his
wife
here.
Ilatnee
left
-
"i
Thursday
and
was
due
here
Sun-Ho
was
last
heard
from
t
Ketchl-tiut.
a
storm
prevailed
along
the
SERIOUS
RIOT
DURBAN,
NATAL
DrrtnAN.
Natal.
June
18
One
Euro-t
v
and
fouf
natives
were
killed
wd
''
Europeans
and
forty-one
naUvce
wr-v
injured
in
rioting
In
the
Asiatic
'
tci-
The
trouble
grew
out
of
a
die
l"'!'!
in
a
native
eaUng
house.
Football
tonight
"Kimcnt
vs.
Thistles,
at
6:45.
Bayvtcw,
tl-i.
Big
MlBMUn.
l.M.
!.
Cork
Province,
1
I01-I.
Cotton
Belt,
.
M-Dunwell.
M.
NH.
Duthkt
M1M,
UM.
Oeorg
Copper,
8.W.
t.l.
Oeorgla
Blver.
to,
U.
Oladaton.
NU.
"
-
Ooloooda.
!..
l.M.
O
rand
view,
W.
.
Independance.
'1-1.
8.
Indian
Mines.
4,
.
Kootenay
Floranee.
Kootenay
Km.
M,
M
,
,'
L
A
L
,
J.
Lakevlew,
Jra.
1.
Lucky
Jim.
10.
H.
Mohawk.
,
Morton
Woolaay.
.
Marmot
River
Oold,
4,
Marmot
Metals.
..'
W.
National
Silver.
11,
14.
NeMe
Five.
88.
W.
.
Oregon
Copper.
M.
Pend
Oreille.
4.T8.
4.9.
Premier.
1
-Porter
Idaho.
40.
80.
rttevea
Macdoaald.
1.8i.
1.80.
Rulua
Afgenta.
.
38.
Ruth
Hope.
84
1-8.13.
Silverado
Con..
8.
80.
Sllvertmith.
U.
18.
Sunloch.
8
06.
Nll
Topley
RlohfleKl.
.
Tone
Mine.
10.
IJ-Whitewater,
Hi
Nil.
Woodbine
Sl-a.
61-1.
Bluebird,
11.
lion.
Calfnry
Dallas.
l.M.
NU.
'!',
Great
West.
80.
Ntt.
Merttuy.
I
.
MUl
City,
9
eo.
J
M.
OkalU
New.
M-
lUftnt
SO.
Nil.
Spooner.
1
.89,
Nil.
0V5
B-
tnds,
9.M,
VIX.
United
new.
Ml'l
Advance.
Nil.
.
a.
M.
m-Oalmont.
A
P.
Onaolldeted.
8.1.
OfdhotMle.
4
00.
4.08.
Deventoh.
Nil.
4.
Fbyn
ret.
834'
.
"'
Home
31.70.
8
Illinois
Alberta.
Nil.
,
1.08.
M
McDoug.-Segur.
Nil.
3.371-1.
Mcleod,
Nil.
4.80.
UW'
New
McDoug-"8U
'
Royallt.
NU.
188.00.
Vuloan,
NU,
M8.
Hargal.
187.
1.J4.
Freehold,
U.
,
!Vl
Turner,
VUef.
NU.
LOO-Intern
7.18.
NU.
SherMtt
Ordon.
(lays
on
which
there
is
no
mail
at
present.
Douhtla'
very
carefully
considered
this
matter
,
and
could
not
approve
of
a
dally
postal
ear
service
tn
view
Of
the
very
heavy
deficit
that
would
be
Involved
I.e.,
approximately
tHM
per
annum.
However.
I
am
predated
to
approve
of
(Sgd
)
P
J
VHQOT.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
iCourtety
S.
D.
Johh-Uni
Co.)
The
following
qutrtatloni
were
bid
and
asked:
B.
C.
this
means
that
the
through
mail
from
the
prairies
and
mVlfThe
eastern
Canada
will
be
carried
dailv
instead
of
pvp.tv
i
r
i
tney
were
interested.
He
expected
to
ee
some
definite
movement
here
before
very
ling.
AGED
MINER"
"
WINS
ACTION
UlllUm
r.
lUrrla
Awarded
JIOO.'KMI
la
(wv
Otrr
lllg
MIMurl
Pnerty
VTrrmniA
t,tn
ta
usimm
v
,
rranor
when
trouble
devel-1
"e
einiininm
as
w
Harris,
and
prosocetor
now
llvlnx
re
J
tie
pilot
wmed
back
and
at-
service,
trt-weekly.
oa
days
ZLt
'wmJT
i-
reach
shore
but
was
forced
!
of
tb
weak
on
wnlen
OTW
ear
aervaee
lnoW1
,
.
lA..
i;c
d
wn
beside
a
trawler,
which
is
esUDHabad
to
toe
bosi
dfnoas
with
.
-
i
i
it
aid.
groM
revenues
of
MM
or
betwv
per
an-
!iane
landed
with
a
crash
and
!
nun
Been
this
UsatMl
aervlee
will
-ei
toeing
partly
submerged
involve
the
dapaltmjgt
-H
emyendl-
t
apparent
that
engine
trouMeiture
of
aiVafta)B4W"
IMjbw
iW
eix
.'i.;yd.
The
pilot
could
be
rwwrth
ae4
wtfl
laqsjfc
tfce
aiprovJ
of
i
making
a
great
attetnpt
to
council.
i"-n
the
heavy
liner
on
tbe
a
miniiiiwiialXtnii
win
be
mad
to
.v
MrtoqHtlva.poassble
.
1
estHer
JwasilJ
.MpunlefstyM
womra
were
aboard,
three
of
o(
fat
uateaeatr
authrirrty
the
t1wd
:
were
Killed.
ITte
ptane
was
-
.hi
otabllahed
nrompuy
Yours
alncereiy.
tlce
Aulay
Morrison
In
aupreine
court.
In
an
action
lnv(4vlng
orrglnal
owner
ship
of
the
Big
Missouri
group
of
mineral
claims
on
Salmon
River
tn
trie
Portland
Canal
district.
WEEK
STARTS
Mar
rtillllpa'
Ci.tenden
M'ln
ae
and
M.
J.
Murphy's
o;d
Orkney.
Ascot
Hlakrs
A4COT.
June
18:
Oovenden.
owned
hy
Major
A.
Phll?m,
won
the
OoM
Vast
at
the
Ascot
meeting
today.
The
Aga
Kahn't
Buland
Bala
was
second
and
II.
K.
MaoOuinbcra
The
Cartha-
glnlaa,
third.
Otd
Orkney,
owned
by
S.
J.
Murpny,
won
the
famotM
Asoot
Stake
today
at
I
the
opening
meeting
of
Royal
Ascot
(Week.
Ool.
H.
A.
Werkner'a
Brown
I
Jack
was
second
and
Lord
Lascellea
The
Consul,
third.
UHLE
DAMAGE
PRAIRIE
STORM
M.inltelm
and
Sa-katehewan
Kxperlenred
Heavy
Electrical
Teniet
i
iMst
Night
I
i
WINNIPtKl.
June
18:
-
Manitoba
and
Saakatcrtewsn
report
only
minor
dam-
e
In
central
part
of
the
two
pro
vinces
after
the
heaviest
eleetnoai
storm
of
the
season
last
night.
The
downpour
of
rain
apparently
did
no
more
harm
thr.n
to
level
telephone
and
power
poles,
mostly
In
Saskatchewan.
Crops
were
not
injured.
Tne
city
01
Reg
Ina
was
tew
hours.
practically
Isolated
for
a
QUAKE
BROUGHT
TERROR
TO
N.Z.
Death
Ust
Keiirhed
Hlleen
and
Peril'
of
flood
feared
I
WBUJNQTON.
New
Zealand.
June
18:
The
death
lint
from
a
disastrous
earthquake
which
drift
shook
Northern
New
Zealand
Sunday
and
continued
to
cause
strong
shocks,
reached
18
today,
i
Ins
peril
of
flood
was
also
reared
at
the
little
town
of
Murohlssn
In
Butler
Oorge.
This
town
1
one
91
tne
worst
stricken
Stmts
and
presented
a
scene
ol
havoc
,ahd
devastation
alter.,
nint
or
horror
and
constant
detonations
and
earth
tremors.
w
1
oiti;sr
I'Ktmi
CTS
Ftorttrt
gtrodueta
In
Canada
rank
to
the)
of
agrieulture
with
an
Hiuv
of
approximately
1500,000,-
SASKATOON.
June
18:
Public
oo-
!
In
Ion
and
governmental
dictions
favor
:
world
peace,
but
setter
by
nations
do
not
support
the
opinion,
Mrs'.
E.
Duell
of
Dundurn.
Saak.,
reported
yesterday
to
the
Federated
Women'
Institutes
of
Canada,
meeting
here.
"Increase
rather
than
deerease
of
arm.
amenta
U
visible,
on
al
sides,"
she
declared.
"The
League
of
NaUcrcs.
1
perhaps
most
valuable
ty
ressWi
f
the
Inter
-
Nlch-ilaa.
managing
editor
of
patlenl
oonUcta
which
ll
rather
In-
Tmea,
who
has
been
via-
'-rtcate
machinery
crcxlss."
said
the
north,
before
leaving
ye--
'eport.
"Mark,
however;
the
slow
pro-
nr.nA
Arxr
aa
nf
nrncnnf
nc
e
f
confident
that
the
Power
Corporation
conflict
with
vested
Interests
a
in
sy,i
-j
yawowit,,
o
cu
as
letters
lrom
SUCH
would
cert
hmelve.
to
advance
th
the
case
of
the
opltim
traffic
WOMEN
KILLED
ON
AIR
LINER
heme
txprrjed
himself
as
reM
whcn
league
activities
come
Into
paces
as
Prime
George,
Smlther.
and
inteiesl
ol
Prince
Rucert
now
that
Suggested
provincial
peace
eonferen
j
many
of
the
smaller
towns
.
they
h.d
taken
over
tlie
power
fran-
f
women's
organizations
were
sttp-
The
following
letter
to
J.
O.
Brady,
ch'ne.
He
said
be
krew
it
to
be
their
Porttd
by
the
report,
which
commented
M
P.,
from
the
postm
tec
etisrat
ex-
Dcllc
te
dev.n
th
e
tn
.ma
that
tbey
would
further
toss
fax
the
,
plains
the
situation:
Ottawa.
Jum
S.
1MB.
J.
0.
Brady.
Esq..
M.P.,
House
of
Commons,
j
Ottawa.
Ont.
Blj
Mall
Plinr
Was
Named
"City
of
I
,vn
rejerence
an
your
repesaentauon
Ottawa;"
Engine
Trouble
"'"B
rrinve
super
aom
trvelocd
01
Trad,
relative
to
a
postal
Merfloe
be-
I
twees
Edmonton
and
Prince
Rupert
In
tram.
S
and
.
I
wl
to
say
I
r
DON
June
18:-The
Im,
demand
for
peace.
Canada'
approval
cf
the
TUrnal
clause
of
algnature
of
the
Pestf
Pact,
and
Hon.
Rasul
Dn-durand'a
plea
for
the
;
rights
of
racial
minorities
were
approved.
IntnKtion
In
League
of
Nations
setivltKw
has
been
Included
directly
In
the
school
oourae
of
each
province,
without
exception,
it
was
noted,
while
women's
Institutes
and
home-makers'
clubs
have
placed
the
subject
on'
local
programs.
FRENCiraNADIANS
FOR
PEACE
RIVER
KrrMtrinlrd
Citizens
I'rmii
New
England
Mate
Taking
lj
Land
In
District
EDMONTON.
June
8-A
party
of
two
trandred
Frarvsh
CaaadKn
hi
arrlred
here
from
-r
pew
i'if
:
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CAflAKET
Special
Dinner
Thursday!
and
SatOrdayj
Dancing
Every
Saturday
Mtlit,
9
to
It
or
buy,
or
rent,
to
find
lost
Dane
Hall
for
Hire
tmodg
or
to
tret
a
ink
Q
C
'-
Accommodation
for
Private
Parties
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PHONE
457
U
XX.,
No.
,
140.
,1'fHNCE.
RUPERT,.
H.
C,.UJDAY,
JUNE
18,
1929.
rmE
FIVECEKTS
daily
Mail
Service
is
to
be
Established
for
Larger
Towns
from
Edmonton
to
Prince
Rupert
l'oslmastcr.Gcncral
Notifies
J.
C.
Itrady,
M.l'.,
of
(he
CS717Q
RDIPUTTD
Contemplated
Cliansc
in
Policy,
Giving
Baggage
i
uJ
BlUtUI
I
Kit
r
man
on
Allcrnate
Days
TIMrc,
,,
Prince
Rupert
and
the
larirer
nlacea
between
th
ritv
and
Edmonton
will
get
a
daily
mail
service,
according
to'
worn
rcctfiveu
ui
me
cuy
yesierciay
atternoon.
A
bag-ra-c
car
service
will
be
operative
for
six
months
nn
trmi
PRINCE
RUPERT
PROGRESS
IS
MADE
TOWARD
GENERAL
PEACE
Reports
lo
Women's
Organization
Deplore
(iovemmenlal
Action
Of
Nations
In
the
Grand
Seigneurial
Manner
r
Uv
j
t?W"
-w
r-
"v
vmr
-r
fj
Towered
sr.d
turrets
like
a
vrt'ea
but
with
all
the
grace
of
an
eighteenth
eentry
houte.
the
new
M-.nolr
Rlchel.cu
at
Murny
Bay,
Quttoc.
stands
as
a
completed
picture
.f
the
rcauLitlc
period
In
Prance's
coknial
history.
The
opening
on
June
15
will
be
a
social
ev-Ht
of
an
unusual
lnternatlonul
character
.
MCDONALD
Army
of
Smugglers
and
COMING
OVER
Rnnf
ISillMi
Premier
Kenles
Intent
Imt
Abandoning
Trip
to
,mrla
IOSBJKMUTH.
Scotland.
June
18.
j
rTAin
lt
njftisaaBW
UaVarl.'naals4
rfrnel
pat
aaak
EUglUMi
'
naeaWa
rsW
hut
.kanMfvnsail
iatsi
Intsn.1
tftlw
by
wy
of
Montret!.
to
form
tM
1
iZTSZLt
TJlJZZnuiZ
ekal
nudeu.
of
a
Pre
f&n.d.an
set.le-
merit
ta
the
Pence-Rlvefouatty.
tbn
-T'
T?
.TIO..
v-
-
a.
n..
that
he
would
nuelkivn)
Five
Royal
Bank
Employees
Bound
and
Gagged
today
and
Robber
Took
Away
$5,000
VANCOUVER,
June
18.
Greeting
each
member
of
the
staff
as
he
arrived
for
work
with
a
threatening
gun,
a
cool,
youthful
bandit
this
morning
held
up
five
clerks
of
the
Hoyal
Bank
of
Canada
on
Commercial
I)rivc,
generally
known
as
the
Grandviov
branch,
and
escaped
with
$5000
in
cash.
The
gunman,
who
apparently
had
hid
in
the
premises
overnight,
went
about
the
holdup
in
a
systematic
manner,
trussing
up
each
clerk
with
a
rope
and
placing
each
prone
on
the
floor
behind
the
counter.
As
he
conquered
each
new
arrival
the
bandit
talked
cheerily
to
the
victims.
Observing
a
policeman
standing
on
the
corner,
he
observed:
"I'm
in
a
tight
fix.
There's
a
bull."
The
gunman
quietly
completed
his
work
and,
wait-quietly
until
the
policeman
resumed
his
beat,
slipped
out
the
back
door.
Wilson
Wark,
clerk,
was
the
first
to
reach
the
bank.
He
was
aliput
to
go
to
his
desk
when
a
youth
rushed
from
the
cashier's
cage
and
covered
him
with
a
revolver.
Wark
was
compelled
to
lie
on
the
floor
while
the
youth
trussed
him
up
with
light
but
strong
line.
:
J.
Healy,
junior
clerk,
met
the
same
fate
on
his
arrival.
The
next
was
Manager
J.
W.
Logan,
and
so
on.
When
'one
clerk
hesitated
on
the
door
step
the
bandit
said,
"Come
on
in.
This
is
a
bank
holdup.''
Before
trussing
up
the
cashier
the
bandit
forced
him
at
gun
point
to
open
the
safe
and
hand
over
a
large
parcel
of
currency.
Thc
bandit
was
about
five
fectjsix
inches
tall,
aged
alKtut
20,
and
this
discription
clears
the
so-called
'Plianton-Bandit"
who
has
been
figuring
in
smaller
holdups
from
Ic!ng
the
principal
in
this
case.
LITHIUM
DEPOSIT
MAMTOI1A
The
only
locality
at
which
lithium
ores
have
been
produced
In
Canada
lies
about
100
mile
northeast
of
Winnipeg,
rvuMBhrra
sailing
this
afternoon
on
alogleal
Interest
only,
there
Is
only
the
Oataut
for
Vancouver
will
Include:
one
other
district
In
Canada
-In
which
Jilrs,
D,4
Josephson,
E.
Dole
and
J.
lithium
minerals
are
known
to
occur,
NfetXtt.
namely
Wakesfleld
township,
Quebec.
t'ANAD
t'H
ARCTIC
KXITDITIOV
The
annual
expedition
by
ship-
to
Canada's
Arctic
toUnds
will
leave
North
Sydney,
N.S
,
about
July
90
next
on
(be
a.
Boothle.
The
tlrst
port
of
call
will
be
Oodhavn.
Greenland,
after
which
the
expedition
will
call
at
wniGanadian
Border
..
WASHINGTON,
June
18.
Assistant
Secretary
Low-
AnTaTiiarinoutice"d
t5cla
IKaTolfiTrdenErarborls
received
feeing
established
through
the
joint
'
"jzT,
from
treasury
agents
indicated
an
unprecedented
gather-Indhe'canad.aa'T
.hT"
wum
w,T1
r
ing
of
bootleggers
and
smugglers
along
the
Canadian
other
-settler
are
expected
to
arrive
America."
,
border
from
Vancouver
to
the
Atlantic
coast
to
smuggle
"ntc
m
.
da7
T.'vge
ad"UiT
br-the.
liquor
into
the
United
States.
Because
of
this,
he
said,
ooid
meriy
lived
in
Canada.
400
cubic
fee
of
air.
the
customs
border
patrol
across
the
country
had
been
strengthened.
SEATTLE,
June
18.
If
there
is
an
unprecedented
'army
of
bootleggers
and
smugglers
along
the
Canadian
border
awaiting
an
opportunity
to
smuggle
liquor
into
the
United
States,
as
Washington
reports
indicate,
the
prohibition
authorities
here
were
not
aware
of
it
today,
j
WASHINGTON,
June
18.
President
Hoover
today
called
upon
the
comm'unities
along
the
Canadian
border
;
to
help
the
treasury
to
prevent
systematic
war
being
:
waged
by
international
criminals
against
the
laws
of
this
country.
CONSERVATIVES
ARESPL1TUP
(raljle
Msmmi
Altrhlon,
K
C,
the
different
Oovernment
headquarter,
die
following
the
recent
general
elec-
In
the
archipelago.
tloa.
LARGE
ISSUE
GOLD
BONDS
dependent
Tory
Announce
He
Will
forty
Million
Dollars
Iteln-
Hold
In
New
tiMie
llrgul:ir
Party
Nominee
York
and
In
Canada
In
Lanark
County
wrw
YORK
.lune
18.
--One
of
the
SMITH'S
PAU.
Ont..
June
18:
-Dr.
largest
bond
flotations
of
the
year,
a
W.8.
Murphy
of
Smith's
Falla
an-
forty
million
Issue
of
C
N
R.
49-year
5
nounee
that
he
will
be
an
Independent
per
cent
guaranteed
gold
bond.
1
being
UDerai-uonservauve
cawuoaie
in
tne
Lanark
by
-election
on
July
39.
H.
C.
Ttif
tncn
was
chosen
by
the
Conaer-
.
vatlve
convention
at
Oartton
Place,
i
recently
The
by
election
has
been
made
necessary
by
the
death'
of
the
late
Conservative
member.
Dr.
R
F.
Preston.
ANOTHER
LIBERAL
GIVEN
LABORPOST
placed
on
the
market
today
by
a
bank
ing
syndicate
headed
by
Dillon,
Dead
it
Oo.
A
portion
of
the
Issue
Its
been
withdrawn
by
a
Canadian
banking
group
for
offering
In
Canada.
KINffSHORSE
WON
AT
ASCOT
ASCOT.
Jun
tb
His
H)'
buy
i
vnnifd
cr,t
Lyme
PtA
won
th
Prince
of
Wl
"
'
.
-
--.
MU
e-.ll
a
a
.a
.
.
s
...
.a
sttkni
lua
wait
-
j
i
-vii
UTtn
m
uuiv
",r
-"-
,
,nd
nv
fuHo,
rt
yucot
today.
IONDON.
June
18.
Cralgle
Mason
M.
Bdwtaty's
Karabagb
II.
came
In
Altchlarm
K
C.
has
been
appointed
lord
second
and
Bsmonde'a
Montolalr
third,
advocate
for
Scotland
by
the
Labor
Oov-
Bight
horses
ran.
ernment.
He
la
without
a
seat
In
Par-
,
llsment.
Until
a
few
years
ago
he
was
a
pronounced
Liberal.
FIRST
MEMBER
Of"
NEW
PARLIAMENT
DIES
IN
ENGLAND
LONDON.
June
18
Col.
Claude
Lowther,
aged
87,
for
seventeen
year
Con
tvatlve
member
of
tho
House
of
ComVkons
for
LoMidale,
Lancashire,
died
yesterday.
He
was
the
first
member
to
I'lllfE
Of
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
June,
in
Vj
i
'j
wheat
today
was
im
14.
!U
V
'
M
IIV
a
a
v
a
2
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
''from
the
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
(iltATlTl
DR
Abrrdonlan
to
hero
nf
drowning
o
ikttnt:
"Are
ye
the
man
that
saved
my
laddie?"
"Aye."
"Whaur'
hla
bunnet?"
,J