The
Wise
Man
The
wise
man
reads
the
clas-ified
advertisements
and
uses
f.hmi
whenever
he
needs
to
sell
or
buy,
or
rent,
to
find
lost
0oodn
or
to
get
a
job.
NOW
ABLE
TO
BE
UP
Vl
!
Osou,
june
5.
An
official
'i
at
Windsor
Castle
today
!
i
Majesty
the
King
had
a
M.
His
general
health
is
"'ry
and
His
Majesty
is
Ii
to
be
ud
during
a
por-'
:
hp
day.
The
local
trouble
r
'
'ig
slow
progress.
Tkp
upas
tree
has
a
poisonous
character
was
noon.
Derby
at
Ensom
Todnv
was
j
"
Won
by
Outsider
and
None
of
the
Favoriies
Was
in
Money
llliu
jiuiot
ijoa
a
ruiy
to
line
ftilOI
KstlltTilrwl
That
-
tTTtti-t
linn
lltinrlrnH
llilli.tn?
M.n.!
if
i
n
ii
T
E.PSOM
DOWNS,
June
5.
Once
more
the
doneatera
t
.
ill
mtrnv
in
rwirnrfl
tn
tn
n.i...
e
rr
,
viiiUKIA,
June
5:
5:
'
'
'
-
.7
kllC
tu
L11C
LCl
111'
M
r
I
I
I
LTf
I
I
unw
J.
...
.
.
,
W.
Barnett,
.
-t
a
33
to
1
outsider,
romped
home
with
the
I
the
-
wae
.7
uitcu
'Vts
Moon.
Of
the
three
Show
horses,
Walter
Gay
IWnrial
Government
to
Market
best
liked
in
the
pro-race
speculation.
Brienz
was
it
a
Quickly
as
Possible
From
A
at
extremely
long
odds,
50
to
1.
.
'
!
Smlthem
to
Prince
George
r;
T:t-
1
1
tt:
i
n
"
bill
was
found
this
the
case
of
Hex
vs.
PRICE
OF
WHEAT
price
of
wheat
today
was
here
at
?U2Va.
WON
SECOND
IN
..
'V
CALCUTTA
STAKES
y;'..u
iiuiiub
on
nesuil
dkpoty
3IINISTER
m
Different
Paris
oi
World
will
confer
regard
.
HANDING
nvr.it
i.Avn
i
W.
.
of
lift
wuaj
l
j:
ji
tiiu
me
uiu
juuuey
anu
me
DacKers
ot
the
lavnntfts
to
confer
with
the
nrnvinoiai
J
UOWn
DaUiy.
government
regarding
final
The
second
horse
was
Lord
Woolavington's
Walter
1
f!'!8
Lihe
ar'ement
for
;..
and
the
third
Sommerville
Tatterlall's
Brienz.
I
TLiJ
beu
I
,
cntv-fve
horses
.
ran.
.nd
re.ee
mv
tho
Tii.cro
is
the
son
of
Blandford
and
Athasia
and
won
bv
province.
"
r.rill
fl
nfllT
OnulhO
It
ID
no
rrnmr.
li
X
"
ii.
uiiu
"
iviit,nio,
it
is
as
bailie
n
imiil
ii
I'vi'r
i.iirt
l(,
..r
the
slope
of
the
straitrhtwav
tn
rp.mai.9.r
nnn
nf
th'
u.
,.;t
uawvoutvuiucu
in
uiu
iuuy
iiitory
oi
ine
iamouB
HAIPMHI
IflM
L
tr
rally
millions
of
dollars
changed
hands
throughout
vn
-
cr
tire
world,
whore
wnrrnrinfr
nn1
nnrtiVinatinn
in
the
APHPO
AT?
1
A
Mr
1
1
1
'
'
l
1
1
an
fiTi
inLitntrw
19
1
11
hvh
i
111
iimvm
iiiiiiimii
aawa
av4
w
ji.
ui
11
Thousands
of
eyes
searched
in
vain
in
the
final
rushj
urn
popular
'favorites
as
Cragadour,
Mr.
Jinks
and'
i.ilmjh
owner
w
an
irn
oreeuer.
xiis
irarner
ffi
i
.
,
stok.
VICTORIA.
June
5.
-British
unv
on.
aiso
an
insnman.
ine
jocxey
was
J.
marsnaii
Columbia
hm
aimoat
half
a
mii-.
an
Epsom
lad.
.
incre2
7
8004
aericultura
T
judges
placed
Lord
Derby's
Hunter1!
Moon
fourth
iZlgil
W
M.
Singer's
Engarde
fifth.
Prince
George
and
Smlthers,
Hon.
William
Atkinson
aUted
today.
-
-
-
-
H
said
the
Government
would
m
m
m
m
m
i
m
m
mm
m
m
m-ms.
ELECTION
BEING
HELDTOMORROW
r,
.rvatives
Trying
to
Make
In-roads
on
Almost
Solid
Lib-
eral
Government
..IN
A,
Rask..
June
5.
Fol-a
strenuous
campaign
l
y
Liberal.
Conservative,
ivc
and
Independent
u-katchewan
elector!
to-;.r.'
considering
the
Issues
.
.!
to
casting
their
bal-
'n.itTdW.
i
xt
one
of
the
sixty-three
nip
IeghtlHture
the
voter
m
t
from
a
list
of
140
can-omposed
of
60
I.rbersls
.
t
atives,
19
Progreaaives
''
Independents
and
one
ampaign
as
conducted
by
r
main
parties
Liberals,
ulivrs
and
Progressives
j
r
iduced
any
outstanding
The
Conservatives,
point-!i-
fact
that
the
Liberal
'
a
boon
in
jwwer
since
Sa-
v;iti
lierame
a
province,
Tyod
that
"it
is
time
for
a
TVi.v
rhirirnl
that
the
ISSUE
WITH
MUSSOLINI
Tifnt
had
made
unfair
ue'
Charles
Oman
ivil
servlre
as
a
po'RCBl
seats
and
launched
heated
rw.n
many
of
the
Gevera-Ih
ies.
On
the
other
hand,
itinued
on
page
three.)
LIBERALS
NOMINATE
IN
WEST
KOOTENAY
l
ON,
June
5
.
I)
.
D.
Mc-unsuicessful
Liberal
can-'
1hc
last
provincial
elec-
.
nominated
by
the
Lib-or
West
Kootenay
last
night
:
heir
candidate
in
the
next
election.
KING
BETTER
AND
IS
VATICAN
CITY,
Italy,
June
5.
The
Olrvatore
Montana,
published
this
evening
an
open
letter
from
the
Pope
to
Cardinal
Gaoparri,
relative
to
the
I
ateran
Accords,
in
which
His
Holiness
deplore
the
"worne
than
heretical
expressions
as
to
the
verv
essence
of
Christianity
and
Catholicism"
in
the
speeches
of
Premier
Mussolini
to
the
Italian
Chamber
of
Denutlen
and
Senate.
The
Pontiff
defended
the
doctrine
of
universality
of
the
Chtirrh
and
denied
Premier
Mussolini
implied
thesis
that
It
was
Home
which
saved
Christianity
and
not
Christianity
the
Roman
Empire.
ELECTION
RETURNS
A
true
.
.
...
retaining
their
Professor
Gilbert
Murray,
Liberal,
was
defeated.
PLEADED
GUILTY
.
conaidav
immediately
ayatematie
;rfferto-s(nHp0e
of
the
land
if
rapidly
as
possible
to
settlers.
Mr.
Atkinson
explained
that
a
MACBONALD
IS
PREMIER
Accepts
Request
of
King
Form
Cabinet
at
Interview
Today
to
LONDON,
June
5.
Ramsay
Macdonald
today
accepted
the
King's
invitation
to
form
a
cabinet.
Official
announcement
of
the
acceptance
wm
made
at
Windsor
Castle,
where
the
King
is
ill
a
few
minutes
afler
the
Labor
leader
If
ft
for
I.ondon
He
arrived
ni
the
ensile
nhortly
after
11,
a'Toirpunied
by
his
son,
Alastiir
Macdonald.
and
Lord
Arnold,
former
under-secre-tary
for
the
colonies
In
the
lafccr
Government.
The
King's
equerry-
Colonel
Sev-'
.
mour.
escorted
him
inside
the
rt!e.
where
he
remained
slightly
more
than
an
hour.
RUSSIANS
PERISH
ON
JAPANESE
SHIP
KAMCHATKA
COAST
LONDON,
June
5.
A
message
to
L'oyds
from
Yokohama
said
the
Japanese
steamer
Ugo
Maru
was
reported
a
total
loss
from
fire
with
700
Russian
passengers,
380
of
them
women,
and
4S
Japanese
crew
are
believed
to
have
drowned
.
Th
fir
began
oi;
My-1
""h-en
tho
ship
was
en
route
to
the
fishing
bnnVf,
en
tr?
ert
f
Kmrhstka,
bound
from
Vladi-
FOREST
FIRE
IN.
MANITOBA
SERIOUS,
200
ARE
HOMELESS
to
-
I
THE
PAS,
ManrfCuue
5.
Lloyds
from
Yokohama
said
dwellings,
several
business
build-
gteat
part
of
the
land
had
reverted
ings,
the
railway
station
and
hos-
;
to
the
Crown
for
non-payment
of
pital
of
Cranberry'
Portage,
a
i
taxes.
Some
of
it
was
exceed-
little
mining
town
on
the
shores
of
ingly
choice
from
an
agricultural
Lake
Athapapaskow,
were
destroy-standpoint.
ed,
as
the
result
of
a
forest
fire
It
4s
expected
that
the
areas
xvhich
swept
in
from
the
north
will
be
offered
at
attractive
yesterday
afternoon.
Two
nun-prices,
'dred
people
are
homeless.
Light
Docket
Before
Assize
Court
Which
Opened
Here
this
Morning,
New
Judge
on
Bench
Only
one
criminal
case
is
before
the
assize
court
which
opened
here
this
morning,
Mr.
Justice
Fisher,
the
newly
appointed
judge
from
Fernie,
presiding.
He
congratulated
the
city
and
district
on
the
small
list,
charged
the
grand
jury
and
set
the
civil
cases
which
are
to
be
tried
during
the
week.
One
pleasing
little
event
was
that
which
took
place
immediately
the
judge
took
his
scat
on
the
bench
when
L.
LONDON.
June
5:
Oxford
W.
Patmore,
for
the
local
Bar
Association,
congratulated
University
elected
two
Conserva-
His
Lordship
on
his
elevation
to
;
.
tlves
to
the
House
of
Commons,
the
bench.
He
said
he
had
been
jBmeg
nasso-Uert,
mason;
Albert
lii.ht
Hon
Hugh
Cecil
and
Sir
known
to
many
of
them
for
the
Goodwin
Bartlett.
salesman;
-""
-
tiair
n
1
1
a
t-i
ft
r
nr
n
ronnirv
nnn
np
i,
i-
iii
r
v-n
i
felt
sure
the
:
high
ideals
which
m)inaKer.
Ocean
Falls;
Charlea
had
actuated
him
in
his
profession
Ranson
Gilbert,
farmer.
Terrace;
at
Fernie
would
be
carried
into
his
Jime8
K.Gordon,
hotelkeeper;
work
on
the
bench.
Win.
MaeLean,
prospector.
Alice
The
judge
replied
that
he
ap-
Arm;
Jno.
A.
Murray,
Prince,
predated
the
words
of
welcome.
Rupert.
j
He
mid
that
as
a
lawyer
he
was
The
civil
case
of
MeMordle
vs.
afternoon
11di,1ho
often
thankful
to
think
there
was
Ford
comes
up
at
11
a.m.
tomor-,
SK'of
m
ThTman
p&J
an
appeal
court
and
doubtless
row
Anothercase
,in
which
dam-'
7&?$
evidence
eornc
of
them
would
feel
the
same
RfaXWilL'li
vanv
intror
nil
aeciBions
in
biiilb
ui
ina
iilj,.
k
ooifiaH
mit
nf
nrt
i
priM
In
the
Calcutta
sweep-
jury
f0ow:
take,
having
drawn
Walter
Verner
Franklin
Ablesort,
drug-
Oar.
The
f
M7.09B.
prise
T
la
aooui
gist;
tsrneet
snernng
Aiusione.
eterk;
Nelson
Almen,
carpenter;
George
Hlekox
Arnold,
broker:
44
George
Henry
Arnott,
salesman
'
r
L
t
tTtiaVtV
v
v
u
M
v
vvuawe
beat
efforts.
Law
was
not
an
ex-
The
divorce
rases,
of
which
there
act
science,
but
it
was
founded
on
human
nature.
It
had
been
so
VANCOUVER.
June
e:-",""
T'
nvn,
in
'nwnft
quoieu
"x
ff.
:
rill
curtcowi
.
a
c
mop
u
them,
however,
that
his
work
would
bo
done
faithfully
and
trusted
it
would
be
well
done.
The
case
which
went
before
the
uraml'
jury
today
ya,
that
of
aj-leired
rane
on
a
ten-year-old
na
tive
girl
by
a
native
trapper
about
.
.
.
-r
ti
ti
w
it
-
-
uu,.
A.
M.
Johnson.
is
proso-
Rrillen.
a
2
year
old
clotmer
cut,n(t
of
the
CrQWn
and
petcr
a
c
t.i
mn
the
second
T
i.IIn
intomrAtpr.
The
irrand
are
two,
come
at
the
end
of
the
list.
LAHOR
AND
U.
S.
WILL
CONFER
ON
TWO
RIG
QUESTIONS
l
,PARIS...June
5
Itamsay
Macdonald
is
quoted
by
Petit
Parisien
as
saying
that
the
new
Labor
government
ex-
j
pects
to
enter
into
relations
with
President
Hoqver
im-
mediately
on
the
debt
ques-
tion
and
also
that
of
dls-
armament.
'
Boston
Grill
U
LARGE
CABARET
Bpoolil
Dinnera
Thuradaya
ajid
Saturday
Dancing
Evrry
Saturday
Night,
0
to
It
Dance
HaJt
for
Hire
AccommodaUonj
for
Prlratc
Partly
V
a.
iif.rm
,
Awn
rPMTi?
at
ihmtigit
rnnmniA'a
wpivcnAnun
rilO.VE
437
-
vuiimjuj
iiniiiuti
uuuuuiuui
u
nuiitji
mmv
'
"
r--
-t-
i-
...
.
1
i
v
XX..
No.
129
.
PRINCE
RUrERT,
IL
WEDNESDAY,
JUNE
5,
1929
"
'
'
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
(Ct-irUsy
S
1).
Johnston
Scene
of
Derby
at
Epsom
Today
The
picture
shows
Parwii
winning
the
City
and
Suburban
race,
showing
the
horses
Riming
straight
for
the
camera.
Parwiz
ia
on
the
left
and
C
lallcro
on
the
right
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Bayview,
Nil,
8.
Bii
Missouri,
1.28.
IM.
Cork
Province,
10,
Nil.
Cotton
Belt,
Nil,
50.
Duthie
Mines
66.
56.
George
Copper,
7.76,
7.86.
Georgia
JUver,
St,
81.
Golcoada,
10,
13.
GraBdvMV;J,87Vi
-Imipen?ence,
i,
8.
Indian,
4,
5.
Intern.
Coal
&
Coke,
35,
36.
Kootenay
Florence,
12'i,
Nfl.
Kootenay
King,
86,
87.
L.
&
L..
Nil,
3.
Liit
I.
v
Jim.
12.
14.
.Mohawk.
4.
4.
Morton
Woolsey,
Nil,
5.
Marmot
River
Gold,
4,
5.
Msrmot
Metals,
4,
5.
NaUonal
Silver,
11,
12.
Noble
Five,
GO,
62.
Oregon
Copper,
264.
6.
Pend
Oreille,
5.41,
5.60.
Pioneer
Gold.
1.40,
1.50.
Premier,
1.62,
1.65.
Reeves
Macdonald,
1.65,
1,74.
Rufur""Argenta,
26.
28.
Ruth
Hepe.
32
Vi,
34.
Silver
Orest,
5,
6.
Silverado,
66,
70.
Silversmith.
Nil.
16.
Slocan
King.
6,
NIL
Snowflake,
&5Vi.
66.
.,
Sunloch.
2.26.
2.40.
Terminus,
Nil,
7.
Tonley
Richfield,
27,
SO.
,
Torlc,
Nil.
1.15.
Wellington.
10.
12.
1
r
Whitewater,
76.
Nil.
Wodbine,
6.
Bluebird.
12,
13.
Oils
Calgary
Dallas,
1.70.
Nil.
Mercury.
l.a0,X(1.
Mill
City.
12.00.
Nil.
Okalta
Pref.,
400)0.
Nil.
OkalU
New.
3.D5.
Nil.
Soner.
2.10,
Nil.
Regent
57.
Nil.
Richfield.
88,
Nil.
Advance,
Nil,
14.60.
A.
P.
Con..
3.96.
8.96.
Calmont.
8.36.
3.38.
Dalhousie,
8.70.
8.76.
Devenish.
41,
42.
Fsbyan
Pete,
8,
8V4.
lbme.
20.00.
20.10.
Illinois
Alerts,
1.20,
NIL
May
land.
7.66,
7.70.
MrDoug.-Segur.
Nil.
40.
Mcleod.
4.SS.
4..
New
McDotiff.-Segtir.
NIL
SL00
Royalite.
Nil.
160.00.
"
"
Sterling
Psciftr.
1B:R.
1.7,0.;
'
r
Eistern
Stocks
'"'
SherrittGrVlon;
7.06.
Nil."
Noranda,
63.00.
Nil.
-
CARD
OF
THANKS
bereavement.
Pr.nce
Henry
was
Co.)
A
f.nd
,
Thrown
from
Horse
Broke
Collar
Bone
7
Was
PJaying
Polo
When
Pony
Slipped
.andelUOnv.
Its
i
Side
and
Prlnce'Struck-on'Pomt
of-Shonfdcr-
-
-
VANCOUVER,
June
5.
Prince
Henry,
visiting
here
en
route
to
England
from
Japan,
suffered
a
fracture
of
the
collar
bone
when
his
pony
slipped
and
fell
with
him
at
Brighouse
Park
yesterday
afternoon
during
a
game
of
polo.
He
was
brought
to
the
city
and
given
medical
attention.
The
prince
made
light
of
the
accident
and
assured
everyone
around
that
the
injury
was
slight.
It
happened
in
the
eighth
chukker
when
the
prince's
team
was
three
points
up
in
the
score.
Swinging
in
on
the
ball
the
pony
slipped
and
fell
flat
on
its
side.
The
prince
was
thrown
on
the
point
of
his
shoulder
and
the
bone
snapped.
All
plans
for
the
royal
visit
here
were
set
aside
and
the
plan
to
leave
for
Alberta
Friday
may
have
to
be
changed.
Col.
J.
P.
Fell,
one
of
the
players
on
the
opposition
team,
who
was
near
when
the
accident
happened,
said
the
prince
had
been
giving
an
excellent
display
of
horseman-nhip
and
proved
himself
an
able
polo
player.
He
was
injured
through
no
fault
of
his
own.
Physicians
attending
the
Duke
of
Uloucester
nwuea
the
follovire
statement
today:
"His
Royal
Highness
was
iiJncnmfortable
during
the
night,
but
is
resting
more
com-
:fortbJy
now.
The
vorst
of
his
distress
is
over
and
his
IcondWon
is
good.
The
fracture
is
in
perfect
position."
The
bn'Win
was
signed
by
Dr.
W.
H.
Sutherland,
Dr.
Fmnk
P.
Patterson
and
Dr
W.
L.
Graham.
FOUR
KILLED
IN
AN
AUTO
ACCIDENT
CORNWALL.
June
5.
Four
persons
were
killed
and
another
seriously
injured
when
an
automobile
in
which
a
party
was
riding
I
was
struck
by
a
westbound
C.
P.
i
R.
train
at
a
crossing
near
Mon-land.
The
dead
are
Octave
Gi-roux.
Wilfred
Therrian,
Miss
I
Laura
Giroux.
M'ss
Rose
Girous,,
all
of
Cornwall.
Mrs.
Octave
Giroux
was
Injured.
BIRTH
NOTICE
daughter
wa
born
to
Mr.
Mrt.
E.
Skogg.
Seventh,
leriee.
i
Avesue
Beat,
at
the
Prince
Rup-
iert
Oftnlral
Hospital
''yesterday,
June
1
SUDBURY
NICKEL
ORES
The
nickel
produced
in
Canada
Mrs.
LnuU
Tromer
and
sons
comes
almost
entirely
from
the
desire
to
thank
their
many
huge
deposit
of
nickel-bearing
friends
for
the
kind
expressions
pyrrhotite-chalcopyrite
ores
found
of
sympathy
received
in
their
n
the
Sudbury
district
of
On-
tario.
ASKED
THAT
THE
GALLERIES
HOUSE
CLEARED
Kequcet
of
tabor
Member
Voted
Down
at
Ottawa
on
Divorce
Debate
Yesterday
OTTAWA,
June
5.
For
the
first
time
in
the
history
of
the
Canadian
Parliament,
a
motion
was
made
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
to
clear
the
gal-
&.,
W'04l
rrotn
j.
taeimSerfer
Winnipeg,
on
the
second
reading
of
a
divorce
measure
(rating
the
privHte
members'
hour.
The
motion
was
voted
down.
Mr.
Woodaworth,
in
making
the
motion,
said
he
had
read
the
evidence
in
this
particular
case
and
could
find
no
corroboration
of
the
charges
made.
He
desired
to
discuss
the
evidence
and
for
this
reason
wanted
the
galleries
cleared.