M
The
Wise
Man
nLhter
also
strewed
that
'all
.-
were
were
etui
reeled
ir.
in
ran
um
be
given
away
CITY
AFFAIRS
ARE
DISCUSSED
HALIBUT
SALES
ftuti
Helling
Calrhrs
at
Lwal
Exchange
Today
"'iq
C
v
Ml
imle
V.
fttiiHdtii
Tcnien.
8,500,
Oold
'
Storsge
Hulmoii
IMi
Mimmnry
Arir
i
i,
an
87,000
pounda.
ia.3c
aBd
,f
'
and
Bo.
r
.'linn-
10.600
pours!,
13c
ttnd
8c
'
and
8o.
American
':rn,
34,000
pourtda.
Booth,
fill',
fi
.mil
p,.
37.000,
Oold
Storage.
1J.30
t:.a.
la.ooo.
Oold
Storage.
10
north
of
LUlooteL.
In
1938
The
con
trsotors
sought
psytusnt
(or
eatra
coats
YOUNG
WOMAN
LAID
TO
REST
HERE
TODAY
Tiidr
Labor
Cntinoil
P.prers
Con-
llurlal
of
Sirs.
Ilared
n-.und
In
lalr-
fMrnre
In
Ulmr
Kefr'utll'M
on
Chic
IhKird
ew
Oeaetery
PoHowIng
rrrlre
In
H.C.
Cliapcl
rnnoe
Rupert
Trades
ft
Labor
with
a
number
of
frlenda
in
atten-
;.t
a
meeting
last
nlht.
enaed
dene
to
'pay
their
fine)
tributes
to
and
emended
dtaevsslon
of
her
1MB
ry.
Hn.
Rarald
OJieund.
:
:
affairs,
particularly
aa
retards
whose
death
oaVuieod
here
at
the
fin
works
department,
after
wbleb
of
the
week.
vAs
laid
to
not
thU
f-
.
,i
..nwf
it
MuikiBiMd
eon-
.
temoon
In
IWiww
csasaveary
rouow
;n
labor
s
repreeeautlves
on
the
'..11
board.
Mardonald
and
AW.
Bro-n
lave
rmtion
of
certain
municipal
oon-
they
exist
today,
president
reported
on
ssUafac-
-u
which
ba
been
made
In
m
with
oralaton
of
a
Re-
'k'
Union.
Pi'
'j-:csi
Workets
local
reported
ew
Mreement
wa
being
drawn
..
ttie
power
Corporation
of
Oan-:
Hno
with
the
ctty.
iontiais
beln
received.
Tons
k
his
seat
m
delegate
from
i
hmiAte'
Union.
-f
pamphlet
outlining
the
Ottawa
of
J.
8.
Woodsworth
number
for
Winnipeg,
will
be
u.d
to
deleeistes.
miuai
election
of
officers
of
the
will
take
place
on
the
second
'V
in
July.
K
D
Mardonald.
president,
oc-ao
chair
at
last
night's
meet-
irsg
s
furrel
servtc
In
the
ehapal
of
the
B.C.
Ondertekan.
Re.
John
K.
Haavwn.
paetor
of
St.
Paul
Lutheran
Ohurci.
officiated
and
Mrs
Hanson
presided
at
the
ciao.
There
was
a
quartette
by
ladles
of
St.
Paul's
Church
aholr
under
the
leadirshlp
of
Mrs.
Dryndsbl
in
addition
to
the
hymna.
Atnaog
the
principal
mourn(a
was
the
mother
of
dersaesd
who
'atVed
today
from
Solntula.
After
the
arrvloe,
quite
a
large
eoc-taaw
followed
ttie
remains
to
tetr
'last
-M'i
A
.
ijMINISTER
OF
LANDS
or
El"
Roy,
10,000
Atlln,
14c
nd
8c
1,000
red
springs-
00
f.
Coldjjgtfprage,
14c
for
isfi8.
"''i'h
foroiilxx.
iHtim
olaoc.
Pallbearers
were
Bart!
Mtnnehan.
Oliver
Haveland.
io
uon
toll.
Alton
French,
Stan
Moran
am
Ralph
Smith.
There
were
many
norai
oirermga.
CONSERVATIVES
(lain
WIN
ANOTHER
KHghr
Seat
In
Hcfenrd
English
Klrrtlnn.
Which
Took
Piute
Vcfilrnlay
LOSiDON.
Jun
Mi-Oapt.
D.
Mar-ma
nmiM-Tvatlvs.
won
the
deferred
mvrby
election,
polling
for
which
took
ptaee
yeeterday.
by
a
majority
of
p-
fS
Of
tour
mousano
Mnrssui
Labor,
with
Hovers
imnmj.
V
.
-
m
annther
thotieaiHI
Beoana.
dlos
Id
the
new
house
n:
t
iMor.
w.
Conservatives,
30.
Uborata.
58.
NaMonallsU,
8-Irtdeprndents,
4.
rrehlbHIonliita.
1.
tihe
Ulna
VANCOUVER,
June
14
.
Reatortng
a
judement
of
Chief
Justice
Morrison,
the
Msrease
Court
of
Canada
has
allowed
the
Oo
appeal
or
the
Piirgaa
Ooostructtoet
j
.
Ltd
.
which
thus
afco-oia
rufB
at
;
for
spprosunatety
MOjOn)
against
tlx
Pacific
Qrcat
Eastern
Railway
'
Com
pany
DM
cectlon
elth
a
cut
and
mi
at
Mile
13.37.
stan
LfiAVlnli
ruft
unaun
DEPARTMENTAL
WORK
vtnrnnti
June
14
Minister
of
Land
Burden
is
leaving
at
the
end
of
the
week
for
Ottawa
to
attend
a
con-ference
of
f
piovinc.--t
provincial
mlrater.
clljd
-
-
T
the
minister
of
lion,
Hon..
u"'
Chsrle.
SUwart,
"
IndUn
Mines,
4.
8
Irtfcrn.
Ccrnl
A
Coke.
38.
MM.
Kootaatajr
Horeaae.
18.
1819.
Knctasnt
King.
,
88.
L.
A
t.,
Ml.
.
Lucky
Jan.
11.
13.
Mohawk.
8,
Si-3.
atarmot
River
OoUL
4
1-3.
8.
national
Streer.
It.
NU.
NoMe
nve,
M.
M.
Oregon
Cper,
30,
381-3.
Fend
OraMe.
Kll,
8.80.
Pioneer
Oold.
NO,
1.80.
Premtsr.
1.84.
1.80.
Porter
Ilaho,
SB.
48.
Reeves
MaodonaW.
l.M.
1.60.
ufua
injantnSS.
37.
HUth
HeSd.
84.
5S.
Strnr
Orea,
.
SM.
-Silverado
Ckwa..
60,
88.
Sltvejanrth,
U.
181-S.
King.
NU,
7.
nunMar.
18.
W.
gnawflake,
ft.
St.
Sunlooh.
3.0ft,
NU.
TrrmlBua,
NU,
7.
TcpHy
RlehltaM,
37,
38.
TarM
Mines,
NU.
1.10.
Wellington,
Nil.
10.
WJUtewater.
78.
NU.
Woodbine,
8,
81-9.
oils,
Calgary
mllae,
1.S4,
W.
a
rest
west.
40,
NU.
Mercury,
1.07.
Nil.
Mid
West,
60,
NU.
Mia
Ctty.
4.15,
Nil.
MXM,
08,
NU.
Okmlts
now.
3.84,
Nit.
spooner.
1.08.
Nil.
United,
new.
80,
NU.
Advenee,
16.38.
NU.
A.
P.
Ooutcl
Mated,
3.83.
JOSEPH
SANKEY
GOING
TO
JAIL
FRENCH
PLANE
AT
PORTUGAL
Plain
to
Land
There
and
Continue
to,
Palis
Tomorrow
W
NEW
yoilK,
June
14.
The
International
Telephone
and
Telegraph.
Co.
tiMlay
received
word
over
Us
commercial
cable
at
2:41
p.m.
that
the
I'rrnch
transatlantic
plane
Yellow
Itlrd
Has
ZOO
mile
off
the
Portugurfce
court
and
planned
to
land
for
rebelling
in
I'xwtugal
and
continue
to
Iluis
tomorrow.
The
Aine
left
Old
Orchard,
yeMerday.
OoleontM.
ocaeonoa.
1.18.
i.io.
l.M-
i
-
3.54.
Me.
POLICE
TRANSFERS
IN
DIVISION
ANNOUNCED
New
(trill
rr
Coming
to
Prince
Rupert
City
Ix-t
u-hment
Prom
Nanalmo;
Other
Changes
Divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here
announce
the
following
transfers
Constable
Q.
8
Blaney
from
Nanalmo
to
Prtooe
Rupert
etty
detachment.
Oonatable
O.
'A.
Johnson
frcm
Burns
Lake
to
Nanalmo
district
heedruarters.
Constable
O.
E.
Ashton
from
Tele
graph
creek
to
Bella
Obola.
fjrc.stable
R
F.
Ory
from
Vancouver
to
Elvers
Inlet.
Constable
Grey
arrived
In
the
city
on
,
the
Princess
Louise
this
morning
from
!
Vancouver
to
report
to
district
head-!
luarten
hare
for
duty
at
Rivers
Inlet.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courteay
S.
D.
JQhnnton
Co.)
Bayvtew,
3
1-2.
8.
Blf
MMOUii.
1.36.
1
38.
Cork
Pinvliioe.
10,
11.
Cotton
Bait.
Nil.
W.
BtittUe
Mi-tee.
88.
St.
Oeorae
Ooaapnr,
7.M.
1.10.
OeaeaU
River.
38,
30.
Oalmont.
3
9T.
3.00.
Dalhousle,
3.78.
3.80.
Devenlah,
40.
41.
Pabyan
Pete,
71-3.
81-3.
Home,
19.78,
18.90.
llUnole-Alberta.
02.
Nil.
Mayland,
8.00.
8.U.
McOoug
-Seur.
NR.
3.
OS.
WiLeod.
4.38.
4.80.
New
MoDoug.
Segur,
Nil,"
1
.42
1-3.
RoyaIHe,
Nil.
180.80.
Vulren.
Nil.
1.10.
llergal,
1.36.
1.30.
Turner
Valley.
Nil,
1.00.
fMerUng
Pacific.
1.60,
1.68.
Fnohctd.
1.06.
1.10.
LnMrrn
storks
Sherrttt
Oortlon.
7
15.
NU.
Boston
Grill
Tho
wfftA
man
......
vflnL
iL.
(vaua
me
ClEf
sified
"
"
advertisements
and
HIIU
ur'
1
LARGE
CABARET
them
whenever
he
needs
to
Special
Dinners
Thursday!
and
Saturday
or
buy,
or
rent,
to
find
Dancing
Every
Dance
'Saturday
Hall
lor
Night,
Mire
9
to
12
goods
or
to
get
a
job.
Accommodations
for
Private
Partita
0.
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITIS1T
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
phone
S7
l,..Jt.
Vol
,
XX.,
No.
137.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
H.
C,
FRIDAY,
JUNE
14,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Nationalist
Party
in
South
Africa
Secures
Majority
of
Assembly
No
Longer
Dependent
On
Labor
Group
to
Keep
Them
in
I.iii-fr
Sn
Mnvpmnnlc
Pn!ni
W.i
I
tiriii.
ti
i
""""J
ivnij,
iraitiiLu
u
uii
lmcresi
CAPETOWN,
June
14
The
Nationalist
Party,
having
crr.r
ro-otl
victorious
from
the
general
election
Wednesday,
:e
i
i
t-dominating
question
now
is
whether
Premier
Hert-
,7
v
ill
form
a
purely
Nationalist
Government
or
continue
to
c
.
operate
with
the
five
Cresswelr
Labor
members
in
anot
her
Nationalist-Labor
government.
The
Nationalists
have
a
majority
.
of
two
over
all
parties
and
are
pretty
sure
to
win
twelve
of
the
seats
yet
to
be
heard
from.
The
present
standing
is:
Nationalists,
G9.
South
African
Party,
59.
f
rcswell
Laborites,
5.
;
.
'
.
'
National
Council
Laborites,
3.
The
Labor
groups
sustained
a
severe
defeat.
The
South
Aftv-an
Party
is
deeply
disappointed
at
the
result
of
tho
election,
as
they
expected
to
win.
IILL
SURVEY
WATER
POWERS
(
innnt
II
tiltrn
Ant
Hut
All
VrstrJ
In
the
Crown
Arc
R1A.
June
14
British
Colum-iowct
will
be
made
the
systematic
survey
during
few
years,
not
oUy
1b
the
tributary
to
crttea
but
In
the
r.
.te
reglone.
It
waa
annouiseed
.
U'.n
P.
P
Burden,
minister
P.
G.
E.
LOSES
AND
MUST
PAY
CieorgU
ntru
tlon
CiHiiiiiiy
Cake
and
sum
of
g0,000
In
tjwirt
New
British
Prime
Minister
K'.yht
Hon
J
Kjimnnr
Mardonald,
who
head-
Ubor
lorrnm
nt
In
Lnndon.
THREE
KILLED
!CEN0T
AT
VANCOUVER
TO
BE
GUEST
Two
urrs
and
Man
.Met
Willi
.trrlilrnt
on
Way
lo
New
Wei.tnitn.otrr
NO
WITNESSES
Ntt
It
VANCOUVER,
June
14kMIhi
OBJECTION
OF
-Rita
Ettekeea
and
Miss
Myrtle
BeaneM,
tiiir
Ms
ai
the
Bnondsle
mental
ftoapttaaV
MM)
M.
CanptxviL
carpenter
at
the
mm
InMlttitlon
were
killed
early
uM
tnonung
when
the
car
In
whloh
they
re
driving
back
to
the
hospital
over
turned
at
the
foot
of
a
steep
hill
at
4fce
eorcer
of
O
rand
view
Highway
and
Bo-Mary
Road.
There
wr
no
wttcesnea
to
the
es
culent.
Miss
Srtckson
sad
OanaibeU
are
dead
when
the
wrecked
oar
was
found
and
Mlas
Bennett
died
in
the
hospital.
SEMI-FINALS
ENGLISH
GOLF
Cjrll
TnKry
lo
Play
Ji.hu
Smithy
SnHllsh
Carenlrr
Pur
Cluiinplniixhlp
SANDWICH,
Ju
e
14
Cyril
TJIey.
foener
Br'Meh
amateur
golf
champion.
won
his
way
Into
the
M
hole
flnl
wfttoh
Is
to
be
played
tomorrow,
by
defeating
Rex
Hartley,
one
up
today.
Joan
Dawson,
the
Chkwgj
amateur,
to
wen
his
way
into
Uhe
nml-nnala
ymterday.
was
(i::oai-l
by
Jonn
Smith,
a
SoottlrJi
cArprnter
BISUOP
DOULL
TO
FOREIGNERS
Anglican
lihlne
Myx
Future
of
litre
and
Iximlnlon
llrlng
Jepardltel
laUl
i
(iowJoers
Crt
Srtli.uk
In
Kernrit
to
Pr-
Kuniorrd
Lngageinent
lo
Princess
LONDON,
June
It.
London's
tea
gnxsipers
had
a
shock
today
when
"Vt
'Vao
nrrirlally
learned
that
the
Prince
of
Wales
will
not
be
present
at
the
ball
tonight
In
honor
of
Prlnre
Ingrld
of
Sweden.
Humors
of
the
Ksh!r
engagrnirnt
rt'
the
two
heemed
to
be
given
the
definite
quietus
uHh
the
luxuanre
of
the
gurl
list.
TERRACE
E.
WlMfltan
oX
Uak
wts
Tuesday,
having
Made
the
motorcycle.
A.
H.
Waddlngton
of
Prince
Rupert
we
a
visitor
here
at
the
beginning
of
the
week.
At
a
mseMnc
of
the
Women's
Auxll.
!
lary
to
the
Terrace
Hospital,
betd
fol
lowing
the
Institute
meeting
an
Tuesday
sP-ernocn,
it
was
derided
to
disband
the
organisation
and
turn
over
the
funds
and
work
on
hand
to
tits
Women's
Institute.
SUCCESSFUL
TEA
AND
SALE
OF
WORK
IN
THE
BAPTIST
CHURCH
The
Ladles'
Aid
of
the
Baptist
Churcb
held
a
tea
and
sale
of
home
cooking
In
the
parlors
of
the
church
yesterday
afternoon
which
proved
to
be
very
sue
ceteful.
The
rooms
were
very
prettUy
cashier.
COMMISSION
ON
HEALTH
Miss
Hughes,
recelvedthe
TLT
INSURANCE
VANCOUVER.
June
14
The
Provln-
l
tors.
Mrs.
P.
Garten
yas
the
general
7T"
ttirf
Maty.
w.
P.
Kennedy
of
North
Okan-
conirnr
convenor
.n
and
w..
was
nsslsted
by
h.
Mrs.
Mr.
p
P
H.
Llnzey
pouring
tea.
Mrs.
C.
O.
Campbell
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
Hlbberd
were
in
charge
of
the
borne
cooking
stall.
Serving
at
tables
was
Mrs.
A.
Ivsrson.
Mrs.
J.
Lindsay
and
Mrs.
Baker.
In
charge
of
kitchen
were
Mrs.
Vic
How
agan
was
acting
chairman
and
other
members
present
were
Dr.
L.
E.
Barren
of
Nelson
Dr.
J.
J.
oUlls
of
Yale,
and
Thomas
Pearson
of
Nanalmo.
T?ie
principal
object
of
the
commission
as
disclosed
in
questions
to
witnesses
Is
to
"
ascertain
the
rjerepnt
nf
ton,
Mrs
F.
Morrts.
Mrs.
Sim
CurrH
and
"
.,,..
lsrls
fh
that
employers
ILT"
.
"7'7J
should
omtrlbute
":
.
.....
p
,,r.
Tmv,
...
runic
Mr,
wnwn
acvea
as
,he
unj)
of
tK,
mm
nli-wateM
oaoAi
a
The
proceeds
will
go
to
the
tloni
wnlcn
wouW
alt
the
sick
funds
of
the
aid.
PROCESSION
OF
STEAMERS
HERE
EDMONTON.
June
14.
When
the
of
five
Alberta
women
for
an
In-
rprtatlcn
of
the
Act
of
British
North
i
the
privy
council.
i
Tb
rive
Alberta
women
making
the
I
appeal
are
Magistrate
Murphy.
Hon.
Irene
!
Parlby,
minister
without
portfolio
In
the
In
town
Alberta
government
Mrs.
R.
W.
Ms-trip
by
Clung.
Mrs.
O.
C.
Edwards
of
Mscleod,
snd
Mrs.
L.
C.
McKlnney
of
TURKISH
WOMEN
WILL
FIGHT
IN
TIME
OF
WAR
The
showers
of
rain
on
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
were
welcomed
by
the
for-
,
,
tnry
officials
here,
who
bad
gang
of
Objection
Taken
to
Heing
Left
Be-as
many
m
sixty
men
fighting
a
fire
hind
Keeping
Home
Fires
In
the
LakeJae
VaSley
near
J.
Coot's
'
IlurnlnR
ranch
at
the
weekend.
The
origin
of
the
tire
waa
unknown.
CONSTANTINOPLE.
June
14:
Ultra-
'
emancipated
Turklah
women
are
pre.
nOTXJf'T;'
nvrmnV
narlr
a
revolution
to
overthrow
wo-
Supplies
ot
nil.
will
be
stored
at
Pin-lay
Forks,
north
or
here,
for
planes
which
will
be
uard
In
air
photography
during
the
owning
summer.
The
Praaer
River
ha
ImenM
traditional
role
In
time
of
war
D.
H.
I.
Bhcldrlck
accountant
in
ThH
group,
ltd
by
a
the
local
branch
of
the
Bank
of
Man-
member
of
Stimbcul's
i
hind
the
gun"
but
Actually
the
girl
be-'
hlng
tiic
actual
gun
Shaslye
Hauem
sayi.
that
If
war
falls
'
again
upon
this
generation,
ahe
herself
will
lead
into
the
trenches
women
who
refuse
to
bear
again
the
intolerable
'
burden
of
waiting
behind
the
line.
"Keralne-
the
home
fires
burning
ben
-fits
when
the
employees
are
laid
off
through
Illness.
PLEA
CHANGED
FROM
NOT
GUILTY
IN
JAP
LIQUOR
SALE
CASE
Three
Pawnger
Liners
Arrived
In
Port
Abiut
hslf
way
through
the
hearing
of
in
tjukk
Succession
Thin
Morning
crown
evidence
this
morning
In
city
police
court
tefore
Magistrate
McClymont
There
was
quite
a
procession
of
pas-
In
the
caw
of
O.
Hlnada
of
Seal
Cove,
eenger
liners
Into
Prince
Rupert
harbor
whe
1
charged
with
keeping
liquor
for
around
10
o'clock
this
mornlrur.
First,
ssle.
the
defence
changed
Its
plea
from
the
Union
steamer
Cardena.
Capt.
A.
that
of
not
guilty
to
guilty.
Thetnagls-,Toh
is'itif.
came
In.
about
10
minutes
trate
then
reserved
his
sentence
until
to-Isfr
the
C.P.R.
steamer
Princess
"
morning.
Louise
Capt.
Arthur
Slater,
snd'wlthln
E.
P.
Jones,
city
solicitor,
proeecuted
another
fire
minutes
the
C.N.R.
steam-
and
L.
W.
Pat
gore
acted
for
the
deer
Prince
Rupert.
Ct.pt
D.
Donald.
Alt
rce.
three
h-ata
were
from
the
south
sad
.-.
brought
a
total
of
about
450
passenger!
h-r.
m'5tly
tourists.
WOMEN'S
RIGHT
TO
SEAT
IN
.SENATE-
IS
TO
BE
HEARD
ENGLAND
LARGE
SHEINE
PARTIES
HERE
Two
Hundred
and
Fifty
Nobles
and.
Wives
Prom
BUfalo
and
Phlla-
a
dtlphU
Visit
City
I
One
hundred
and
slxtv
members
of
America
giving,
them
the
status.
of"rjer-iNuuU4Tcmplc,.Eulf10..
afUr
attend
one"
and
ttraa
enabling
them
to
sit
In
rag
the
recent
Imperial
Shrine
conven-the
Canadian
senate
Is
beard
before
the
tlon
in
Los
Angeles,
arrived
In
the
city
privy
council
In
England
on
July
3,
It
.rem
the
south
on
the
ateamer
Prince
will
be
unopposed
by
the
province
of
aupert
the
Unornlng
and
after
a
brief
iQutbm-
vWt
here
left
by
special
train
for
the
!
This
announcement
la
welcomed
by
!ast.
The
party,
Including
two
United
Alberta
women,
who
for
14
years
have
states
senstors
and
two
Judges,
was
watched
with
Interest
the
flghl
bleng
headed
by
H.
J.
Oould.
Illustrious
po-waged
by
Police
Magistrate
EmlJy
Mur-
tentate.
and
C.
V.
Howlek,
C.N.R.
pby
of
this
city
for
the
establishment
of
Tsvelling
psseenger
agent,
Buffalo,
was
worsen
as
"persons"
under
the
Act
or
accompanying
the
party
as
official
rep-British
North
America.
Quebec
wi
the
rtsentatlve
of
W
railway
company,
only
province
In
Canada
which
offered
'
nort
0
gam
wefe
any
opposition
to
the
appeal
which
has,
M
memD,
of
Lulu
TempUi
PWUdelphla.
"T1
"'
,Tbo
remained
over
to
have
a
flah
lunch-
ecn
in
the
Commodore
Cafe
and
proceeded
east
by
special
train
at
3
o'clock
this
.'temoon.
R.
F.
McNaughton,
O.N.R.
ilttrlct
passenger
agent
here,
accompanied
this
party
as
far
aa
Jasper
sfk.
Members
of
the
Shrine
parties
aald
.
they
saw
the
first
sunshine
here
for
several
daya
In
the
course
of
their
trip
up
the
coaat.
In
Vancouver
It
waa
very
unpleasant
from
the
weather
standpoint.
The
passenger
accomodation
of
the
Prince
Rupert
waa
almost
entirely
taken
up
with
the
two
parties.
SCHOOL
REPORTS
Only
Routine
Matter
l'p
at
Regular
Meeting
Wednesday
Night
There
was
nothing
outstanding
in
the
monthly
reports
of
toe
teachers
at
the
meeting
of
the
school
bemrd
Wed-cwflay
evening
at
the
Ctty
Hall,
Trustee
McMeekln
presiding
.
All
tho
prln-r'-p.TU
were
present.
Booth
School:
Total
attending
4M,
brllllsnt
young,
ys
gww
jh,
average
perceoiwje,
.
.
'
e
es
.
w-.i..it
s
a
m
Hft
---i
new
remi
nm
i
vv.ij.
uiviwid
0
wu
1
w
.
-7
treal.
left
at
the
end
of
the
week
for
lnteUleenals,
sneaiye
Hanem.
oeciarea,
.
...
.
...
Vernon
to
which
place
he
tea
beau
-t
In
the
next
war
the
enlightened;
Borden
Street.
Total
3U.
boys
lM.
,r.-.r
n
S.
bv
woman
of
Turkey
will
not
be
the
Jlrla
101.
average
percentage
00.3.
Orade
hla
wife.
i
theorctloM
"girl
behind
the
mm
be-7
atterdsiKe
08.
B
per
cent.
Seal
Cove:
Total
68,
boaa
31,
girls
4:
highest
percentage
Dlv.
3
waa
18.15.
Wratvlew:
Total
33.
boy
10.
girls
13,
avlngs
(3.
SI.
Mass
V
token
thanked
he
trustees
for
the
fence
around
the
chool
grounds.
High
School:
Total
184,
boys
77,
girls
steadily
here
and
ha
now
reached
a
when
tr,.e
re
Pnjy
tatter
of
nerves
107.
average
percentage
04.3.
The
Cadet
mark
of
eleven
feet
above
aero,
betng
,nd
of
tieito
to
kindle
the
Orrpt
was
lnapected
Msy
38
by
Capt.
seven
feet
short
of
last
year's
high,
.mJ
ta
.
harder
fob
thsn
soldier-1
Underwood
of
Eaqulmalt
who
ataMd
water
mark.
8a
wm
riling
men
welaome
lng
MTS
thl
j0Un-
refcrmer.
"We
'lat
the
condition
waa
highly
swtlafao-
1
trie
raw
In
the
waiter
which
will
allow
nrav
to
Allah
that
there
may
oe
no
O
RAND
PORKS.
June
14:
"British
them
to.
handle
toga.
I'next
war,'
but
If
there
la,
we
Turklah
Columbia
la
on
the
road
to
becoming
"
I
women
who
have
Been
our
mothers
Brltlah
In
name
only."
aald
Bight
Rev.
P.
Napier
Deniaon.
Dominion
meteor-
wittier
beneath
Uie
bitter
waiting
at
Bishop
DoulL
in
charge
of
the
diocesan
0i0Kb,t
from
vietortaw.
was
a
vlaftor
re-
home,
will
never
aubmlt
to
their
fate.
Ayncd
of
Kootenay,
yeetarday.
-The
ccnily
on
Inapnrtoot
duties
ko..laoal
We
win
fight
In
the
front
lints
and
whole
future
of
the
province
and
tnlnlcm
la
hetng
yeopardlred
by
the
large
land
Increaalng
number-
of
foreign
"
fMn)
whA
nnt
nnlv
ttMNKllfctori
Wilt
Koiilenre:!
to
Nine
Mont
lit'
Imprison-
.
A
'
.
..
ment
Yrolrrtlay
lor
Hating
Stolen
(IimhIs
In
roNehlon
etcu,ratd
aald.
bo
can
to
QatiMa,"
he
MAri'lNtl
IIY
PIIOrtKlKAPIIY
Joe
Sankay,
elmrged
with
having
in1
hla
posNviln
stolen
goods
from
the
The
camera
has
bten
tteed
by
the
ttiKul
hAAt
Inerlri
11..
waa
found
TcDOirranhleal
Survey.
Department
of
0
l
f
.
W.
II.
,
eaiiiitw
htf
fnra-A
V
Kit
11.
VAiintT
In
tsh
Irvtarlnr
u
m.
mtsnns
of
sallrrli-ff
M
ln
Comoanv.
U
here
today
on
hla
s
u,
Dro-
County
Court
yeeterday
afternoon.
A
topographical
data
In
the
field
for
to
Anyox.
He
waa
her
In
the
very
I
interior,
la
4t
resource
of
i
sentence
of
nine
months'
Imprisonment
maplng
purposes,
for
the
past
forty
"'"v
day.
of
the
city
and
eees
great,
lw
nd
wrnjou
t
okllIla
w
mjpo-d.
years.
u'
Dominion.
sc
since
mi.
I
do.
flAi.
.
.1
-
'
..
K4(lna1
I
-
u.
.1
'
'1.
.
.
.
.
,L.,.
mum
(hit
WKiinv
vjiuiv
jFTT
'
wuiriaiiv
rsiicr
'
,i-
i"-1
1
SINO
MANY
PI
LPSTONK.S
Over
half
a
million
dollars
worth'
of
pulpatonea
are
used
annually
In
the
60
Canadian
pulp
mills.
Ml
I
I
WKI.L
SPENT
Stage
Star
-
Yes.
when
I
waa
a
little
chap
my
father
offered
me
$5,000
not
to
become
an
actor.
Rival
And
what
did
you
do
with
the
money?
.
inasaiia
asowi
.
lie
sjmo
vsiawuK-ai
hearts
nearis
and
ana
mlnda
minas
sl(
imir
muracixu.
tdcgraphle
weather
station
at
Jasper.
I'ltlCK
Or"
WIIKAT
VANCOUVER.
June
14:
The
price
of
wheat
here
today
was
II
.
13
7-8,
HAWES
IN
LONDON
LONDON,
June
14:
Ckneral
Charles
O.
Dawes,
United
States
ambassador,
arrived
here
todsy.
iory
.
Manual
Training:
Following
were
tho
average
attendance
from
tho
various
schcols:
Booth
09.08;
Borden
07.4;
tlijh
80.31.
EXONERATED
OF
ANY
CRIME
WINNIPEO.
June
14.
Tha
Jury'
verdict
late
yesterday
exonerated
Cyril
Aguew,
43
years
of
age,
of
the
charge
ot
murder
against
him
In
connection
w
lth
the
death
ot
Mrs.
Elisabeth
McLean,
whose
dead
body
was
found
In
Agnew'a
office
here
on
March
3
fast.
v!