Ssiite
i
nc
vv
ise
marv
t
Boston
Grill
The
wise
man
reads
tho
cjas-
allied
advertisements
and
lisea
LARGE
CABARET
8peola
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
them
whenever
he
needs
to
sell
Dancing
Every
Saturday
Night,
9
to
IS
or
buy,
or
rent,
to
find
lost
Dance
Hall
for
Hlr
goods
or
to
get
a
job.
Accommodation
for
Private
Parties
PHONE
437
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
,:(.
XX.,
NO.
142.
PRINCE
RUPEKT,
B.
C,
THlijRSDAY,
JUNE
20,
1929.
P'UICE
FIVE
CENTS
Canada
Will
Maintain
Position
in
Spite
of
U.
S.
Tariff
Declares
Hon.
Earnest
Lapointe
..
in
Speech
mlm
If
United
States
Makes
It
Difficult
to
Trade
Then
Busi-ncss
Must
Go
Elsewhere,
Declares
the
Minister
of
Justice
GRAND
BEND,
Ont,
June
20.
"Canada
will
maintain
her
trade
position
and
if
the
United
States
makes
it
more
difficult
for
Canadian
trade,
Canada
will
find
other
millers
nnri
tnVf
trip
npfpssnw
mojino
fnr
tViat
numnw
"
,
,
i
it
.
t
ULXiait-
iiuw,
uuiviiii
uajjuuii,c,
jiuiiiaiGi
ux
justice,
in
ail
address
to
a
large
crowd
at
the
South
Huron
Liberal
picnic
here
yesterday.
"We
will
continue
,
to
shape
1
,
.
our
1
policies
on
a
national
r
1
if
i.i
basis
in
the
interest
or
an
sections
01
Canada,
tne
nun-
ister
said.
"We
will
legislate,
.
i
-
-.
NAVAL
RESERVE
HERE
DISBANDS
Orders
Come
Through
From
Ottawa
to
Discontinue
Local
I'nlt
i4
1
B.CN.
V.
K.
C
,,1,-r,
were
rcelved
today
from
the
J
ta
3
:,,r.ment
of
National
Defence
to
Ot-
,v,
..
dlsnsna
tne
1001
nan
o.
"
tow
;
.
.
re
no
u
re-a
;
(-
because
enouh
were
not
brtnf
i-.im
here
to
Bsqutmalt
for
traln-
Thr
premise
on
n
wawnrwi
t
,,.v.i
hMdouartera
art
now
be-
:
.
.WtkeutUiWF
.v.
..
,lm,r..
,
rent
away.
Yoxina;,
Voxina;.
"
ht
oeefl
tlatlOBea
v
.1
be
transferred
to
B
C
K.V.R
.clTiartert
In
Vancouver.
YELLOWBIRD
CREW
HONORED
Irmrh
OffklaMmn
lloea
Honor
to
.Men
Hho
Hew
.Mtuille
TAUTS
June
30
Members
of
the
'
s
1
the
trana-Atlantlc
monoplane
i)ird.
were
received
by
the
!
iW
of
Deputlea
and
Senate
yes-t-
at
Uie
Hotel
De
Villa,
the
hither
n
.r
possible
for
any
Frenchman
-iv.
I
'
.lean
Awohvnt
received
the
gold
of
the
rreneh
Aero
aub
and
l.efrvre,
the
naftgiAor.
Ia
a
modal.
'1
c
only
ieron
on
the
monoplane
f'
n
no
recognition
I
the
Amerl-awar
Arthur
Schelber.
who
I
s-nerallv
lanored.
He
will
be'
:
bark
to
the
State
after
being
a!
to
aee
the
alghU
of
Parta
tor
f'W
ti.iys
w
the
guent
of
the
flyer.
DROWNED
IN
GORGE
VICTORIA
YESTERDAY
VI
TOrtlA.
June
JO
-
When
the
punt
1
'
he
wa
navigating
aalnt
a
(
ude
race
In
the
Gorge
late
ye-afternoon
oapslised,
John
Moore.
'
'
ik
of
age.
waa
drowned,
and
hi
b:1
had
not
been
recovered
thl
SUPERINTENDENT
OF
TRANQU1LLE
LOSES
POSITION
KAMLCOra.
June
30:
David
W
E'
J'
lum.
aupcrlntendent
of
Tranqullle
fl'
iunum
tor
mora
thah
IS
years,
re-f
;
od
notice
from
Hon.
8.
L.
How
'1'
after
June
30
his
service
would
no
:
be
miulred.
A.
Whltecrosa.
,1
t
Tranqullle.
received
a
similar
MRS.
VANCE
BECOMES
OFFICER
IN
GRAND
CHAPTER
EASTERN
STAR
VICTORIA,
June
30.
Sister
Ada
Ll
Of
th
Queen
Cltv
chapter,
VlO-
J;,:.
waa
elected
grand
matron
of
the
"
c
chapter
of
the
Order
of
the
l'
Star
here
yeaterday.
Mr.
Vane
or
Mnce
Itupert
wa
elected
Q.
A.
'
.
.
.
.
not
for
one
class,
but
for
1.
,
.
M
.
.
-
n
cmpvbw
Msa
IVUja
1H
1
people."
Mr.
Lapointe
remarked
that
United
BUtea
wouM
atlll
require
01a1
tt4i
product,
tariff
or
no
tariff.
Mr
Lapointe
opposed
amy
suggestion
that
there
should
be
repraismls
by
Canada
afalnet
the
United
State
tariff
along
the
llnea
adopted
by
the
United
States.
"We
are
satfled
with
Caoadlas
method
and
doctrine
and
w
win
keep
them."
he
aatd.
"We
will
shape
our
policies,
naoal
and
otherwise,
at
Ottawa.
,
and
we
will
not
take
them
too
Ween-
,nte
UKrrUd
c.
--at-i
d
propose
to
tot-
Unlled
tariff
Ideate,
He
refers
to
repeaW
appeal.
k
4
n
AnUrlo
suidt-
-
.
.
r
Y
flurtne
tne
prew
ur
BeoMvt.
Domtnlon
imam
of
we
uon-
Mr.
Bennett's
.""JT"
JT.
atsavaqe
t
inu
we
k
IMreMtaf
the
urlfto
aatt
nuuihii
eandurta.
He
said
that
,
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
UMirtx
S
I).
JofiYmton
Cp.)
T&f.foliowinjt
ijuowUoni
wcrp
!
tld
and
kcd:
B.
C.
BWter.
wo,
l.M.
Bayvlew.
tl-1.
81-1.
Big
Missouri.
l.M.
I
.
C-rt
Province.
11
NU-Cotton
BK.
.
Duthl
Mlnea.
M.
M.
Oeort
Coppet.
9
.
Oeorgla
River.
1.
ttl-f.
Oolconda,
1.14.
I
ll-Orandvlew.
aw
0.
Indian
Mine,
4.
I.
iDtem.
Ooal
&
Oo.
ITt-a.
40
Kootenay
noranot,
Nu.
16.
Kootenay
King.
L.
it
L
.
3.
S.
Lurky
Jim.
U.
14.
Mohawk.
S.
4.
Morton
Woolsey.
4-4,
Marmot
BUver
OoM.
4
3-4.
fatlonal
Stiver.
U.
IS.
Nobis
Fit.
VI.
6.
n
Oregon
Copper,
31.
31
1-S
Fend
Oreille.
.
4.80.
S.M.
a
aa
ga
J
Premier
i.w.
i.we-t
e.tel
1
ilk
l.W.
nuM
'
Hufus
ArgenU.
Sll-S,
SB.
Buth
Hop.
89.
40.
Stiver
Crt.
6.
614.
4
Silverado.
66,
10.
Silversmith.
13.
16.
Blocan
King.
8.
6.
Slocan
Rambler.
11
1-4.
18.
Snowfleke.
5T.
86.
Sunloch.
J
00,
8.66.
Topley
RIohHeld.
Si.
88.
Tcrlc
Mlnea.
1
00.
1.80.
Wellington.
MU,
18.
Whitewater.
831-8.
86.
Woodbine,
81-t,.
6-Bluebird,
11
1-3,
It.
OIH.
Iw'iafy
DllM.
1.36.
NU.
Pederal.
30.
NIL
Mercury.
1.10.
NU.
Mill
City.
0
38,
Nit.
Model.
63.
NUl
.
'j.,:;,
OkMU.
New
3.46.1
N..
UJ.
Begent.
80,
Nil.
..
...
C
A
E.
Lands,
8.
86,
,
NU.
United,
new.
93
1-8,
NJ.
Advance.
Nil.
A.
P.
Consolidated.
J.
00.
3.W.
M
XlaUnont.
8
90,
3
00.
UhTUle,
4.08.
4.08.
Devenlah.
48
1-3,
.
Pwbyan
Pet.
8
8-4.
9.
Home,
31.88.
31.30-
,
IHola
Alberta.
Nil.
94.
Mtvland,
8.50,
'
,
MciU.ww
tf'fr,"
'
'
Moleod
4.00.
4(15.'
Nil,
176.
New
MeDoug.-fmrur,
Boyallte,
Nil.
189.00.
Vulflan,
Nil.
1
10.
lurnl
1.41.
1.48.
Fteehold,
1
30.
1
34.
Sterling
Paolfle.
1.
80,
1.91.
Mid
Weat.
eo,
.
Turner
Valley.
Nil.
!.
Ktern
Murk
8hcrrltt
Oordon.
7.88.
N.
omt
of
th
river
of
Ityaetnins
profusely
the
aouthem
ataie
gro
-
f
as
to
Impede
river
trauic.
B.C.
PEOPLE
MOST
WEALTHY
INALLCANADA
OTTAWA.
June
20:
The
national
wealth
of
Canada,
exclusive
of
the
un?
tttooiSriwTaL
an
estimate
made
puouc
by
the
T"
'
y'rdy
In
the
division
of
wealth.
Ontario
.
tint
of
the
provinces,
with
'"J
'
Saskatchewan
third
with
10
83.
and
British
Columbia
fourth
with
8.38
per
cant.
While
Ontario
and
Quebec
lead
In
alMolute
wealth,
the
western
provinces
eorae
first
In
per
capita
wealth
as
follow:
BrltMi
Columbia,
M.033.
Alberta.
13.600.
Srtkatchewtn.
t3
580.
Ontario.
IS.OOO
Manitoba.
2
076
opinioTdimrToI
british
immigrant
as
farm
success
SASKATOON,
June
30;-lm
ve1n
uuo,,
gu,
JCtHtwA
Tm
vrtou
..rw,,,,,
proln
outHMI
n
porta
presented
by
two
eommlttce
oon-
nTU,
r.
g.
radden.
Huntlnj.
1.
n
r-
..
mm
n
n.tu
erajeaj'
ukine
8peklng
tar
see
the
the
vyl
west.
Mrs.
Un.
F.A1I
radden
aaM
that
while
It
wa
the
feeling
that
BfNWt
immigrant
were
wanted.
Y
Manitoba
felt
that
the
BrltMi
Iraml-
.grant
was
not
so
aueoewrui
at
fsrminj
on
ISe'SSaTia0
r!SSr.
'
could
not
easily
make
a
living
romvanc0uver
Island,
where
they
the
land.
Baekatehewan.
on
the
other
.
t-.
1
i
band,
had
reported
that
Engitoh
and
hootch
soldier
settler
re
second
to
SSud80
7A
gdTwi
iM
bean
expreed
in
some
quarter
that
more
immigration
ahould
come
by
way
of
the
Canadian
cradle.
j
FISHING
ON
SKEENA
OPENS
"
Not
Many
IUIi
Taken
llrt
Night
Hut
All
I'annerlen
Heady
to
,
IPYelve
-.hem
'
.
,
JAIMMiM!
TOll
i;.(ll.K
j
ISatrn
lluwlrrd
Is
Limit
of
limits
Set
lor
Itlver
Thl
Year
:
II'
lleptirtmrnt
PUhing
with
oekeye
nets
became
perm
fetal
bl
teat
night
at
midnight
and
alt
the
eannerte
in
District
No.
3
whloh
will
ofwrate
this
season
were
rsaay
to
receive
the
silvery
annual
narveat
of
aatmon
tor
packing
Such
in
tf
report
a
were
available
from
the
SkteM
Bjver
this
morning
lndl
test
that
the
catches
there
were
aw
11
though
about
the
same
stae
a
Usual
ob
tha
opening
day
of
tne
sea-1
son.
No
reports
were
in
up
to
noon
:
from
the
Naaa
River
or
from
other.
nart
of
the
dlatrtov
It
will
he
Sun-
dy
nifbt
before
the
moat
of
the
fish-ermen
start
operation.
Four
arrest
were
mad
by
the
de
partment
patrol
In
the
district
just
before
the
opening
or
tne
season.
Jap
fishermen
from
Oceanic,
Wales
Island,
Sqonyeld
and
Claxton
are
alleged
to
have
'
had
their
nets
In
the
water
about
an
hour
,
before
the
open-lng.
There
will
be
a
48.
hour
weekly
close
MaMi
thl
year
from
6
o'clock
Friday
ntjht
until
6
p.m.
Sunday.
Should
the
number
of
licensee
laMied
on
tne
keen
River
exceed
1100.
and
there
are
not
that
number
yet.
there
will
be
an
additional
twelve
hours
placed
on
the
weekly,
clone
season.
DISCLAIMS
BEING
HERO
AFTER
RESCUE
FROM
BROKEN
VESSEL
i
PORTLAND,
Ore
.
une
30:-Osptaln'
lewl
Johnstone
of
the
freighter
Laurel
waa
reaoued
from
the
vewwl
yesterday.
two
day
after
he
had
broken
In
two
on
the
Columbia
River
bar.
'Hero
Hell."
muttered
the
skipper
a
he
.talked
aahore
a
a
reply
to
aug-
gtlona
of
some
of
the
bystander.
High
iFlyer
Sets
New
Record
.
u'
AoMlo
S
ueek
premier
flyer
(s
beUevrd
to
have
act
a
new
world1
r
vr
in
ni
aeroplane
Llent.
Soucek.
c
-
'r!s
left,
a
Admiral
Moffatt
Isoka
-
rid
t-wk
eventy-three
minutes
to
mtk"
c-rd
a'vr
te
lntoimenU
have
been
Latest
Thingin
Modern'Bcut
Construction
Seen
in
theWtisels
Built
Locally
Two
fine
new
sixty-six
foot
T,
nnni
n,l
'
nut;i
i
uijuuvn
uuu
modern
construction
and
general-eiiicieiicy,
will
leave
at
11
o'clock
tonight-
for
Queen's
CoVe
m
.
tlie
west
coast
of
tne
lsiana
i'acKing
o.
as
pncnara
pacKefs.
ine
uoais
are
named
Ispaco
I
and.Ispaco
II
and
are
commanded
by
Capt.
Al
Woie
and
CapL
Harry
Berry,
crews
of
seven
men
...
each
.
having
been
signed
on
here
this
week
to
man
tnu
UUtlLS.
Yesterday
both
boats
were
Bradbury,
an
official
of
the
Island
Pack--
lng
Co..
stated
that
he
waa
highly
pleased
both
with
their
workmanship
and
performance.
Running
at
moderate
speed,
they
both
turned
up
eight
and
a
half
knot
per
hour
with
no
difficulty.
Each
boat
1
equipped
with
a
7
Atlas
Imperial
full
dleeel
engine.
The
ag-
greoate
opat
of
the
two
veenel
was
$42,000.
u
thf,e
b0fcu
prove
s.tUfaotory,
a
It
u
ttaogt
wm.
Mr.
Bred-
bury
atated
that
hi
company
might
DUiM
itke
them
at
the
kal
yard
URGES
SALE
OF
RAILWAY
T0C.P.R.
Members
of
lle
Itolary
Club
txlay
V.ere
rather
ttartlel
out
of
llielr
uoiiiU
eoniplarency
to
hear
one
of
thrlr
members
In
an
adrtrrm
adwiile
I
list
mid
of
the
formal
Ion
of
a
new
province
for
northern
II.
Ct
the
sell-lng
of
I
he
railway
'mm
Ked
Piumi
Junrtloii
lo
ITlnce
Kupert
in
the
Canadian
IMrlflr
lUilwny.
Nueli
arllon
a
thK
he
thought,
would
put
new
spirit
Into
the
people
and
would
cure'
the
III
of
which
the
people
of
the
north
at
prenent
complained.
NEW
MINISTERS
FOR
SOUTH
AFRICAN
CABINET
CAPETOWN,
June
30.
Two
new-,
comers
were
taken
Into
the
South
African
cblnet
by
Premier
Herteog.
Hqn.
Ernest
jwnaen,
lunncrij
ijcivrf
vi
n
union
parliament,
become
minister
of
native
affairs,
and
Oswald
Plro
become
minister
of
health.
MINISTER
riHKiltKSsr.S
OTTAWA,
June
30:-H9n.
Oharlc.
Dunning,
m'nlater
of
rallwaya
and
nala.
continue
to
make,
aatUfactory
progress
following
an
operation
for
appendicitis
a
few
daya
ago.
It
It
take
takea
60.000
60.000
tobnoco
seed
to
make
a
tableapoonful.
te
Nin!
Atr
S"t-u
nr
Anacostl.
-
cord
by
s-nring
40.000
feet
In
the
ntre.
is
bin?
cingrtula'.cd
by
D.
8.
i.
8cuoolt
ca-riei
s'.yi.y
nallotv.
rt
m
tte
"'t
may
be
declared
a
officially
checked.
'
a
id
Going
South
fish
packers,
built
at
the
mml,;;
fl,
l.,of
,H
tuiuuuimi;
wv
jodv
.ii
uiu
in
wul.feo
mto
cdmmission
for
,
'"l'-j'
mi
1
a
given
tneir
trials
ana
li.
J.
IS
I1IVKN
IMPOIITANT
POST
Stasin
I.mv
ren
".
M
P
:n
the
British
House
of
Cimtn
us.
who
h'fc
been
appointed
P:.rl..im-::t:.ry
Secretary
to
the
Minister
of
HIth.
ttee
new
Labor
Government.
Miss
Lawrence
1
one
of
the
most
famous
women
who
have
fought
for
the
Labor
movement.
QUAKE
SHOCKS
LESSFREQUENT
WELLINOTON,
New
Zealand,
une
30.
Earth,
tremors,
while
continuing
today,
were
easier
In
the
Murohlson
district.
Although
there
was
an
occasional
shock,
they
seemed
more
deep-seated
and
not
so
wrack!-
or
frequent.
In
the
seventeenth
century
spccule.
Uon
In
'tulip
bulbs
resulted
In
prices
of
several
hundred
dollars
for
a
atngle
bulb.
President
Hoover
is
Said
to
be
Seeking
Tariff
Modification
Feeling
in
Canada
in
Favor
of
Imperial
Preference
Causes
United
States
Governmental
Heads
to
Pause
TORONTO,
June
20.
A
despatch
to
the
Toronto
Star
from
its
Ottawa
correspondent
says:
"It
is
credibly
reported
in
Ottawa
that
President
Hoover
and
his
chief
lieutenants
are
seeking
to
modify
the
tariff
increases
against
Canada.
The
growth
of
Imperial
trade
sentiment
in
Canada
as
a
means
of
combating
these
''ncreases
are
said
to
have
been
reported
to
Washington
by
the
United
States
legation
here
and
the
danger
to
United
States
trade
with
Canada
emphasized.
These
reports
are
now
common
talk
at
Parliament
Hill
and
may
have
accounted
for
the
Dominion
Government
postponing
action
until
the
United
States
tariff
proposals
are
stamped
with
finality.
"The
initial
steps
in
the
Government's
Imperial
preference
policy
for
the
development
of
trade
within
the
Empire
will
be
brought
down
at
the
next'
session
of
Parliament.
Details
of
the
actual
tariff
revision
are
not
yet
worked
out,
but
it
is
understood
that
ministers
qf
the
crown
most
interested
in
the
subject
will
spend
most
of
the
summer
and
fall
'working
on
the
subject.
"The
cabinet
on
Tuesday
had
a
desultory
conversation
on
the
subject,
but
went
into
no
specific
phases
of
the
tariff
revisions."
YACHT
RAGE
ON
LAST
LAP
Klos
of
Shelton
Leads
Oljmpl
Junri.li
Karen;
Ja
Urc
ond.
Maldlr.
Ihlid
KETCHIKAN,
June
IB:
One
hundred
and
leu
mile
south
of
Ketrhlkan.
the
Kli
ot
hhrltiMi,
Wsnhlngton,
ns
leading
ten
Jaehta
In
the
raplloMo-rapltol
race
front
Oljnipla,
Washington,
to
Juneau,
A'.vka.
,
The
Jazz
of
Juivau
was
about
half
an
noir
atrrn
of
the
lender
while
the
Msl.Ile
of
rieatlle
was
eljtht
miles
behind.
All
racers
were-
expected
to
arrive
In
Prtrrnburg
during
Ih
morning.
The
!uit
lap
from
Peters-burg
to
Juneau
villi
start
at
10
o'clock
tonight
when
the
yaiht
will
have
easier
going.
The
Klota
wa
the
first
.to
reach
hern,
nosing
In
at
11:11
6.
m.
and
Inning
at
11:30
a.m.
Mo-t
of
the
raring
yarhts
are
expected
to
put
In
at
Prince
Rupert
for
a
rail
on
the
way
south.
JAIL
BREAK
INTEXASPRISONCOUNCILWILL
I'orly-rour
Men
Kidnap
(luards
and
Make
E-vape
Three
Are
Recaptured
BRAZORIA.
Ttxas.
June
39:
Forty-tuur
convicts
kidnapped
three
guards
at
elements
State
Prison
Farm
near
here
early
today
and
esoaped.
A
few
h
ur
later
three
of
them
were
reoap-
tured.
two
after
they
had
been
shot
by
a
cattleman
In
the
vtelnlty
of
the
farm
The
others
are
believed
to
have
scattered
through
the
dense
under-brush
of
tha
Braaos
River
bottom.
RAILWAYMAN'S
WIDOW
DIED
YESTERDAY
OTTAWA.
June
30:
Sarah
P.
Cham-berlaln.
widow
of
the
late
E.
J.
Chamberlain,
former
manager
of
the
Canadian
Atlantic
Railway
and
vr4ldfnt
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway,
and
later
of
the
Grand
Trunk
Railway,
died
at
her
residence
here
yeaterday.
PRICE
Of
WIIEAT
VANCOUVER.
June
30.-
The
price,
of
wheat!
fexlay
t
up
to
61
.16
3-4.
HOW
THEY
Mt'LTIPLV
The
Filipino
houseboy
came
Into
the
living-room
and
made
bei'leve
fusa
with
the
plant.
Finally
he
turned
tnd
aald:
"Mis
rcc'Uect
hundred-piece
dinner
set?"
"Yea.
Chan,
a
hundred
piece.
What
about
It?"
He
dlsapoared
and
came
back
with
his
hat.
"Think
Chan
go
long.
Two
hundred
pieces
now,
mlwyl"
The
Salvo.
felCIAL
BAN
LIQUOR
EXPORT
Recommendation
Made
fly
Committee
mi
Li
gltUllon
tntVftnirn
s
Institute
Convention
4A8KATCON.
SMk..
JUif
30t-
Creation
of
public
opinion
dernastlrng
an
official
ban
of
Canada's
lienor
traffic
with
the
United
States;
provincial
leg
islation
to
ratify
th
Labor
Conven
tion:
and
ImprcveraerU
of
he
national
statua
of
the
married
women
these
QbKcts
for
the
activity
ot
4
he
Federated
Women's
Institutes
of
Canada
have
been
auigeated
In
tha
report
of
the
committee
on
legislation
.
In
her
official
statement,
presented
last
nsht,
Un
W.
R.
Lang.
Toronto,
convener
of
the
oommltte,
reviewed
completely
the
uttandlng
prevlooUl
and
federal
legislation
from
th
standpoint
ot
the
associated
women's
bodies.
Her
directions
far
the
Institution's
activity
cover
the
next
two
years,
being
advanced
at
the
slsth
biennial
conference.
Emphaala
la
placed
In
the
report
on
the
economic
status
and
nationality
of
married
women
and
their
right
of
inheritance,
as
well
a
on
general
so
cial
legislation.
Including,
mothers'
al
lowances,
adoption,
ear
of
children
born
out
ct
wedlock,
and
so
on.
DECIDE
MONDAY
No
Announcement
Made
Following
Full
and
Free
IHsriiMlon
of
Public
Works
Last
Mint
Meeting
In
coram
tl
tee
ot
th
whole
last
night
after
a
brief
public
session
for
transaction
of
business,
member
of
the
elty
council
engaged
to
a
full
and
free
discussion
of
affairs
pertaining
to
the
munlolpal
puMc
work
department.
A
decision
as
to
la'
ure
polity
will
be
made
at
the
regular
fortnightly
meeting
of
tha
council
next
Monday
evening.
Mayor
Mc-Mordle
announced
this,
morsins
.
He
declined
to
comment
thfther'
on
the
situation
at
thl
time.
.
.
.
All
member
of
theoofenetl
were
preterit
at
laat
night
meeting'
except
Aid.
Dawson,
who
U
out
of
the
city.
KILLED
BY
A
ROCK
SLIDE
NEAR
NELSON
NELSON.
June
30.
Carried
350
fe-t
over
cliff
by
a
rocksllde
a
he
was
working
on
the
Nelson-Spoksn
highway
at
Black
Blufr.
40
mile
from
here,
Edward
Palmer
wa
killed
Wednesday.
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
from
the
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
U'ES
When
Aberdeen
children
ask
te
see
cream
they
are
told
ghost
atorte
to
make
their
blood
run
cold.