The
Wise
lCC
Tho
wiso
man
reads
the
cla.
M.norS.
I.
II
nrmr,
M.
W
k-rson
P;t
-"n
have
'Iclir.-itt'
of
merit
features.
MtMorUW,
AW,
C.
P
McCaffery,
0.
and
Aid.
F.
G
,u.
rt
n.Mf
'
anewi
recora
ior
a
ursru.
Dcrri
nee
PREMIER
CALLS
FIELDING
HOME
OTTAWA.
Juno
25.
Premier
ssr
THREE
WOMEN
t
t
v..HtPPflav
afternoon
and
went
nelly
to
the
residence
of
Hon.
:
W
s
.
Fielding
to
exprees
sym-
j
l-y
in
the
death
of
the
Canadian
-a-.c-tmnn.
Scores
of
messages;
fi-im
all
parts
of
the
Dominion!
r
'4'cd
into
the
home
of
the
vet-
j
1
trun
statesman
today.
SHOT
AND
DIED
NEAR
PETERSBURG,
ALASKA
JUNEAU,
June
23.-01e
Dlud-
?rth
tin
iimrilnvffA
tf
Port
Waller
speech
from
the
throne.
,
.
.
.t..
a
nonstop
flkrht
across
Australia
.
ntrftl
I(
itish
wtik.
Vh
i
In
thorn
nre
the
iti
tated
itarl.
uoarts
ColumDia
ilumbia
official
del-
Look
off
In
the
Southern
Cross
to-1
-
t
u
4
i
.
LIaIV
been
appointed
i-i
i
as
X
rvcn,,S:Va
to
Derby,
where
he
wwild
begin
his
overseaa
flight.
I
5
'
CHAINS
OF
LAKES
ON
nocrs
as
possible
are
exoeetW
uvr
nd
the
business
session
of
invention
ana
aiso
tne
enier-
BERANOFF
ISLAND
JUNEAU.
June
25.
R.
H.
Sargesnt,
typographer
for
the
geological
survey,
accompanying
the
naval
expedition,
today
announced
the
discovery
o
two
chains
of
lakes
in
the
cenOal
part
of
Beranoff
Island.
They
average
from
one
to
three
miles
long.
The
first
chain
connists
of
four
lakes
and
the
second
of
two
lakes.
DROWN
IN
EAST
sti'
AWE
DE
BELLEVUE,
Oiiebec.
June
26.
Miss
Mabel
!
Price.
36
years
of
age,
lecturer
in
I
history
at
Macdonaiu
uouege
nere
tr.
(iertruue.
ano
imo
j.iin.
Pnv
were
drowned
he'
.
o.t.rrfav
when
a
motor
.
launch
overturned
during
a
violent
storm
which
swent
over
Montreal
and
vicinity.
The
three
women
were
trapid
"nder
th
U'
i
rinir
Co.
at
Saginaw
Hay,
was
OM
H.neon
who
ha.
boen
on
a
trip
-hnt
Ut
l.rht
and
died
On
the
w,
Atlln
and
Telegmph
we
aisw..,
investiga-
return
to
the
olty
wav
to
Pfltersburir.
An
will
tion
is
being
made.
on
the
Frtn
Adelaide
tomorrow
afternoon
New
British
Parliament
Was
Opened
Today,
Speaker
Chosen
Adjournment
Taken
to
July
1
t
nxmnxT
Tn
9R
Tho
new
British
Parliament
held
it
und7r
the
Labor
Governn,,.
to
ay
an,
.1
.
a
t.'if,..nv
rnnservative,
as
spcaK
Jt-ciecteti
uapiam
n.
.
m'.iimr
nf
...
xr
,
i
nnmW.th!
nonular
presiding
or
fleer,
who
was
lauded
in
tho
nJ&
impartiality.
Ramsay
Macdonald
His
appointment
and
seconded
by
formei
p
i
lemicr
mier
Baldwin.
.
.
...
Tho
House
adjourned
shortly
anvanU
ami
will
go
down
to
business
next
week
with
the
reading
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
"He
baa
left
behind
him
a
record
of
(Courtesy
S.
D.
Johnston
Co.)
B.
0.
Silver.
I'll.
1.35.
Bylew,
31-2.
31-4.
Big
MaMOUli.
1.33.
1
33.
Oork
Prorlnay!.
13.
131-3.
Cotton
Belt.
.
Nil.
Duthle
Ulnea
M.
M.
Oeotfe
OcppM.
0.60.
9.7S.
OeoraU
River.
31,
34.
Oolesnda.
1.14.
1.30.
Orandrlew.
30
3-4,
401-3.
Indapeadehce
73-4.
8.
Indian
Mines.
Nil.
9.
Intern.
Ooai
St
Ctoke,
38,
40.
Kooaenay
riorence.
IS.
151-3.
Kooteaay
Kins.
33.
3d,
L.
it
L.,
3.
3.
Lucky
Jim,
12.
13.
Mohawk
31-2.
4.
Milton
Wocfccy,
51-2,
6.
Marmot
Mm
OoW.
Ml.
4
3-4.
Marmot
Metal.
Nil.
5.
National
Silver.
12.
13.
Oregon
Oapper,
38.
39
Pend
Oreille.
3.00,
5J0.
Pioneer
Ood.
Nil.
1.43.
rremler,
1.6S,
170.
Porter
Idaho
48
1-2,
SO.
Reeves
Maedonald,
1.70,
1.73.
Rufus
Araenta.
31,
31
1-3.
Ruth
Hope.
40,
42.
Silver
Oreat,
8,
8
1-2.
Sllvorado.
88,
80.
Silversmith.
101-2,
IS.
flioeart
Kln
5.
7.
Stooae
Rambler,
10,
12.
Snowflake,
891-2,
60.
Sunloeh,
2.23.
3.40.
Terminus,
Nil,
7.
Topley
RMtfleld.
Nil,
31
1-3.
Torle
Mines,
1.00.
1.10.
Wellington,
8,
12.
Whitewater
00,
92.
Woodbine,-
6
1-2.
33-4.
Bluebird,
11,
12.
nil
Canary
Dalle
1.43.
MI.
antaveet.
2.10.
Nil.
Mercury.
1.02.
Nil.
M14
West,
88.
Nil.
Mill
Olty,
8
35,
Nil.
MMel,
57.
Nil.
Okalla
New.
3.30,
Nil.
Rent.
44.
Nil.
p.
At
E.
bands
9.
00,
Nil.
Advance.
Nil.
18.60.
A.
P.
OMMOildated.
3.
23,
3.23.
Oalmont.
2.90,
2.92.
Dalhousle,
3.88
3.95.
DevrnHh.
421-2.
.43.
Home,
20.23.
20.40.
v
Illinois
Alberta,
Nil,
88.
M.ylatvd.
8.00,
8.10.
McDoug
.-Srgur,
Nil,
3.30.
MrLeod.
3.75,
3.85.
New
MeDoug.-
Segur,
Nil,
1.60.
vman,
Nil.
1.02.
HrJ.
1.31,
1.32.
fVeehld.
1.10,
1.18.
etefUMt
PaelllC.
1.78.
1.80.
Mid
Weat,
60,
Nil.
liii.trrn
Stock
Sherrttt-Oorflon,
7.50,
Nil.
The
Prince
Rupert
Museum
Koaf
at
its
regular
meeting
in
the
;
Dank
of
Commerce
yesterday
af
ter-
lYIme
MUMrr
Culel-a
Ufe
and
Work
noon
fai
chiefly
with
routine
I
el
iMi
MitfMM
matters.
The
guestion
of
getting
;
several
important
Indian
relics
for
OTTAWA.
June
M
-Wltei
the
ahn-
tho
institution
was
discussed
and
ipUclty
which
chracterrd
hi
!
tt
fnr
,
-halrm-ini
Rev.
fiannn
te.TWhsT
nushbrook.
V
innate
further
Cant
Kinesfonl
Smith
Planning
Y,tery
on
behalf
of
the
Oovern-
and
if
xiecessni
y
.take
action.
j
to
11
rSk
K
"ord
to
Kngtond
i
-
King
oKered
to
eatend
A
.
in
CuHhrrn
fro
to
the
uu
atatmman
the
honor
of
a
reported
and
.membership
tickets
in
souincrn
iross
'
mwbpf,
of
the
wefe
ordered
printed.
1
...,...,
v.
c
u,
,
(
dettn4
u
thanka.
Among
questions
discussed
was
8YDNLY,
N.S..,Jwa.r
The
ruherai
berc
tomorrow
will
be
whether
the
name,
of
the
organ!-
WPUW
Wiriii
mm
wb
hi
t
prim
nature.
.,
.houXA
he
ch.nced
and
it
hould
beEprneA'iqrxactive
scieiin..
T
,
I
beyond
meae-re
the
public
life
of
our
clety
w
should
remain
vsimply
a
oxintr."
In
them
word
Rleht
Hon.
museum
collecting
organization.
W.
I.:
Mackenaie
Krng,
Prime
Mini.
The
matter
was
left
open
for
the
ter.
concluded
a
tribute
to
the
cnar-
present
and
in
the
meantime
-worli
acter
and
works
of
the
late
Right
.
-nii,Hnr
hrw.rimpn.-i
will
con-
Hou.
W.
6.
Fielding.
tinue
as
at
present.
Those
tnter-ested
will
be
asked
to
donate
his
toric
articles
or
natural
history
specimens.
Mr.
UushbrooK
snowea
iniec
est-
Boston
Grill
LAKOE
CABARET
alfied
advertisements
and
uses
"V
Special
Dinner
Thursday!
tnd
Saturdays
Ilanrlng
Every
Saturday
Mtit,
9
to
I?
whenever
he
them
needs
to
sell
Dance
Hall
lor
Hire
or
buy,
or
rent,
to
find
lost
Accommodation
(or
Private
r
art
lea
goods
or
to
get
a
job.
riiovE
:
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISILCOLUMMA'S
NEWSPAPER
ra
ljui.
Vol
.
XX.,
No.
146.
l'KINCE
HUPERT,
U.
O.
TUESDAY,
JUNE
25,
1929.
PU'CE
FIVE
r.KVT.
.i
i
.mil
1.
1,
i;
Empire
Trade
Agreement
is
Planned
by
Canadian
Government
Says
London,
Eng.,
Newspaper
LONDON,
June
25.
Reports
that
the
Canadian
Gov-
!n
iAtttnmJriTMn,
i.
1.
i.
.crnuittiii
ia
;uuti:uijiatiiig
u
nuvv
c.jujjiru
irauc
agrueineiu
I
J.
A.
1Vt.
1
1
1
f
as
a
siep
lowaru
me
uesireu
goal
01
increasing
mier-
Empire
trade
was
published
in
London
papers
yesterday
without
official
confirmation.
Commenting
on
the
reports
the
Evening
Standard
said
such
a
proposal
would
be
welcomed
by
commerial
men
in
London,
especially
those
having
Canadian
interests.
A
conference
between
Great
Britain
and
the
Domin
ions
on
the
matter
had
been
discussed
for
some
time,
the
Standard
said,
and
views
had
been
exchanged
between
London
and
Ottawa.
During
his
recent
visit
to
Britain
j
Hon.
Frank
Carroll
.
.
of
Quebec
City,
newspaper
publisher
j
i
p
ii
v
i
t
fl.A?
r
?1
i.
and
memocr
01
me
uuoec
L-egisiituve
council,
inter-1
viewed
most
of
the
leaders
in
British
finance
and
com-,
mercc
on
the
idea
and
met
with
encouragement,
receiving
;
promises
of
support.
DELEGATES
OF
!
AUSTRALIAN
TRADE
BOARD!
AGAIN
FLIES
Five
Men
Will
Be
Official
Representatives
of
Iocal
Hoard
,
at
Convention
This
Week
4
V
COMPETITION
f
OK
SHE
Or'
CU'ITAL
of
.new
ruoviNct:
Information
received
laat
ere-
nlDg
from
Interior
pir.U
lndl-
cats
that
In
the
event
of
a
new
province
being
formed
for
the
north
there
will
t
cMpMerable
competition
for
:Tje
le
of
the
new
capita'..
Prince
George
will
5-
claim
that
It
la
the
tanMt
elty
1
near
the
centre
of
the
province
out
thla
claim
will
be
disputed
bv
VeixkrtK-of
nod
Barn
Lake.
aouthers
and
Haceltcn
both
will
have
t-.od
arajurienu
In
favor
of
ttoetr
rcapectlvt
l
cl.en.
!
SIMPLE
BURIAL
FOR
FIELDING
RUM
RUNNING
CARRIED
ON
IN
LEGAL
MANNER
WINDSOR,
Ont.,
June
25.
Ai
clean
bill
of
health,
was
given
Essex
county
.border
operators
by
Alfred
E.
Cuddy,
deputy
commissioner
of
the
Ontario
provincial
police.
"Short
circuiting'
of
liquor
in
this
district
has
been
reduced
to
an
appreciable
minimum,"
he
said.
"There
is
p
ob-ably
very
little
of
it,
but
certainly
not
much.
After
another
check
of
the
export
docks
in
the
imm-;
cliate
Windsor
area,
the
deputy
commissioner
reiterated
his
belief
that
there
was
no
gun-toting
In
oV
around
the
Canadian
docks
by
United
States
rum
runners
or
their
henchmen.
jiMUSEUM'BOARD
HELD
MEETING
Matters
Connected
With
Increasing
Collection
Were
Dealt
With
Yesterday
;
Some
Prominent
Members
of
Britain's
New
Cabine
Above
are
seven
members
of
'he
Macdonald
Cabiuet
They
are:
Top
left
to
rfght:
Rt.
Hon.
Sidney
Webb,
famous
Parllamentaxlan,
W
13
tuv
been
appointed
Mtntater
of
State
for
the
Dominion
and
Colonies:
Rt.
lion
i'iulip
Sirawden.
Chancellor
of
the
Exchequer,
Rt.
Han.
Thoa.
Shaw.
Minister
of
War;
and
Rt.
Hon
O
Lantbur).
Flntt
Commissioner
of
Works.
Bottom,
left
to
right:
Rt.
Hon.
Arthur
Hen-tietacn,
who
Looup.a
....
...il-
w
.
,
a.
ul
SeeHaVary
of
State
for
For
Ifn
Affairs;
Rt.
Hon.
Margaret
BtalMtd,
Minister
of
-Laor,
who
a
the
Ant
weoian
to
feoelTe
a
Cabinet
appointment
In
any
BrlUih
U:vthuni,
ad
4.
Hu-
J.
R.
Clyote.
Uemo
SecieUry.
BORDER
RAIDS
ON
CAN.
STOCK
SWIFT
CUItRBNT,
Ssk.,
June
Ing
photographs
of
native
work,
Orjran.zed
xurnts
who
c
oss
includinir
rock
carvings.
the
border
in
trucks,
steal
and
Those
present
were
Kcv.
uanon
slaugnier
came
oeionginif
to
Rushbrook,
Mrs.
J.
G.
Gibson,
nadian
ranchers
and
rush
the
secretary,,!?.
J.
Mellish,
Rev.
W,.
carcatsoa
across
the
line
neiore
E.
Collison,
Miss
Kuth
Stewart
tney
are
miscea
are
causing
neavy
onj
h
V
Pnilpn.
:losse:
accordinit
to
a
resolution
PRICE
Ol
WHEAT
VANCOUVER,
June
25:
The
price
at
wan
atOCK
wheat
today
was
11.321-2.
here.
nut
a
Mop
to
the
modern
rustling
uy
uie
ijauui
uuvei
jniienc
vi
uieai,
uiiitim.
it
ja
win-
system
passea
py
me
oaaara-,
mumcaiea
wim
tne
iJominions
in
an
eiiori
to
gain
an
?
Program
Arranged
for
growers
convention
Annual
Convention
of
Assd.
Boards
of
Trade
Many
Delegates
Expected
to
Arrive
on
Train
Tomorrow
Afternoon
From
Interior
Points
The
following
is
the
official
program
for
the
annual
convention
here
this
week
of
tho
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British
Columbia:
WEDNESDAY
3:30
p.m.
Interior
delegates
arrive
in
tho
city;
by
regular
train.
7:00
p.m.
Auto
trip
for
visiting
delegates
over
Kaicn
Island
Highway
to
Galloway
Rapids.
THURSDAY
10:00
a.m.
Official
opening
and
initial
business
session
in
City
Hall.
2:00
p.m.
Afternoon
business
session.
7:00
p.m.
Banquet
in
Commodore
Cafo
by
Prince
Rupert
Board-of
Trade
and
City
Council
in
honor
ofiVisiting.,dclegatc8",'i
v
1
YA(MM
!
FRIDAY
10:00
a.m.
Concluding
businoss
sossion;
election
of
officers;
selection
of
1930.
meeting
place.
2:00
p.m.
Harbor
excursion
and
clam
bake
on
neighboring
beach.
Evening-Delegates
free
for
private
entertainment.
SATURDAY
11:30
a.m.
Interior
delegates
will
return
to
homes
by
regular
train.
British
Empire
May
Join
World
Court
at
Macdonald's
Request
LONDON,
June
25.Irhportant
negotiations
affect-
5BS
!Sd
the
gUrnrnt
t"
ing
Empire
affairs
are'
reported
to
have
beea
indicated
agreement
on
the
signing
of
an
optional
clause
of
world
court
statutes
under
which
questions
of
international
law
would
be
submitted
to
a
permanent
court
of
international
justice
at
the
Hague.
The
Labor-newspaper,
the
Daily
Herald
today
said
the
Government
had
also
informed
the
Dominion
Govern-
Iments
it
proposes
to
resume
diplomatic
relations
with
JWUOOIU.
Australia
hitherto
was
the
only
Dominion
reluctant
to
sign
the
optional
clause
of
the
world
court
statutes
and
it
is
understood
this
reluctance
has
now
been
removed
to
a
great
extent.
In
any
event,
Premier
Macdonald
is
hopeful
of
being
able
to
show
complete
Empire
agreement
on
joining
the
world
court
when
he
visits
the
League
of
Nations
assembly
in
September.
FINEST
CROPS
COVENTRY
TO
PEACE
RIVER!
GO
TO
LONDON
t
MONTREAL,
June
25.
Crop
conditions
throughout
western
Canada,
although
excellent
in
certain
districts,
arc
not
generally
Son
of
Karl
Will
He
Market
Commissioner
for
British
Columbia,
VICTORIA.
June
26.
Hon.
T.
a
Dromisintr
as
at
this
time
last
V.
Hnvenlrv
former
member
of
lyear,
stated
Dr.
W.
J.
Rlack,
the
Legislature
for
Saanich
and
i
director
of
colonltation
and
agr-
son
0f
the
Earl
of
Coventry,
has
'culture
for
the
Canadian
Nation-
oeen
made
market
ccruolsloner
al
raHways,
who
has
returned
T,ondon
for
the
IfWuatophlum-jfrwa
nn
official
tour
of
the
west,
bla
Government
.
It
is
unaet66d
I
Notwithstanding
this,
however.
his
main
business
will
bej
!
to
build
edBrllUtttll
generally
are
more
up
B
demand
for
01nrf
fruit.
!
prosperous
man
ior
some
years
in
j
western
cities,
said
Dr.
Dlack.
I
"Some
of
the
finest
clons
we
,
j.
rnom'Tiox
or
TiariiEUs
saw
In
all
the
went,"
he
continued,
,
rtrv
canon
Hon.
1.
lUncheltire,
'"were
In
the
Peace
River
country,
minuter
ol
tuflaUon,
a
ob?.
There
U
a
tremendous
area
under
'
euiar
letter
to
lady
tawhera
Hi
rural
!
cultivation
this
year
throughout
ciKi
.tating
that
tty
hjid
umr
no
onlleratlon
remain
In
the
aehol
Mho
the
until-
entire
l
IVapp
eace
River
uiver
country
country
wlthout
buUdl
fMr
hour,
and
land
settlement
has
been
go-tho
ot
one
or
mor,
chudren
ing
forward
thore
at
an
enormous
or
frt,n(U
5nl
rqdcaung
aehooi
boards
Irate.
Settlers
have
gone
in
largo
to
to
arrange,
h
io
urs
that
pro
numbers
even
us
far
northwest
as
prr
arranemnu
be
made
to
keep
the
'the
Fort
St.
John
district."
aehooi
d-n.
v