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NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
XX.,
No.
ICO.
Vol
PKINCE
RUPERT,
H.O,
FRIDAY,
JULY
12,
1929.
I'Rir.E
FIVE
r.KSTS
Canada
May
to
Liquor
Result
ATT
A
W
A
JnV
19
TV,
that
the
Dominion
Government
may
modify
its
policy
in
respect
to
granting
liquor
clearances
to
the
United
States.
In
fact,
it
would
cause
no
great
surprise
to
some
observers
if
the
cabinet
went
all
the
way
and
complied
with
the
request
of
the
United
States
to
refuse
altogether
liquor
clearances
to
that
country.
Whether
these
forecasts
are
correct
or
not,
there
can
be
no
doubt
that
recent
developments
throughout
the
country
along
the
Detroit
River
caused
violent
repurcus-sions.
During
the
last
session
of
Parliament
there
were
severa!
petitions
from
religious
and
temperance
bodies
asking
that
clearances
be
refused.
These
formal
protestations
were
mild
compared
with
the
telegrams
and
letters
which
pour
in
on
ministers
of
the
crown
these
days.
These
are
coming
from
every
province
and
while
they
are
not
made
public"
it
has
become
known
that
many
of
them
do
not
mince
words
in
expressing
the
opinions
of
the
writers
about
the
preserit
policy
'
of
permitting
clearance
of
liquor
to
the
United
States
in
contravention
of
the
dry
laws
of
that
nation.
The
Government
is
accused
of
fearing
the
liquor
interests.
The
accusations
against
them
are
said
to
take
in
a
tremendous
range.
ARE
PREPARING
RADIO
REPORT
Chain
of
High
Powered
Stations
Eipected
to
He
Ktatlinea
Aero
Canada
OTTAWA.
July
12.
The
radio
mmiMion
having
completed
it
ligation
both
in
Canada
t
1
in
Europe
and
the
United
S'dV-
i
now
preparing
its
re-;
r
While
the
Government
will
r
rjr-
report
first
and
may
hold
until
parliament
assemble,
it
;indrtood
the
commission
will
:
'lutlc
in
its
recommendations
t.a
a
rhain
of
high-powered
all-'
a?
;,r!ian
broadcasting
stations
b
(Htablised
across
Canada,
ling
nut
all-Canadian
or
Brit-J-h
programs.
A
one
means
of
meeting
the
In--r,.
,
r0!,t
i
expected
thers
bp
an
increase
In
the
licence
f
"i
tind
that
machinery
of
collec-'
r
will
be
improved.
SUCCESSFUL
IN
MUSIC
EXAMS
f
.
'he
theory,
counterpoint
and
hfca-V
'f
mualc
etamlnatlon
glen
by
I'niwMlty
of
Toronto.
Toronto
C'
-wnatory
of
Mualc.
the
following
r.'i
is
of
8t.
Joxophs
Aeadeany
ri
"esaful
:
'
nior
History
of
Muslc-rirat
elaa.
r.
Ruth
Olflles;
Honor.
AletiA
M
Km
ley;
osm,
Marie
Murphy
'
.nicr
Oounterpolnt
Honors.
Alea
M
K
:.,ejr
and
Ruth
OUItes.
T
unary
Theory
rint
claaa
honora.
Mi;v
OTlrlen
and
Katharine
Wataon:
!
i,
r
BdtUi
Kergtn:
paaa.
He
Fimentary
Theory
Honon,
Jean
V,
brruon:
paaa,
Oeellla
DeajardUisa.
DRY
WEATHER
MAKES
WHEAT
PRICESSOAR
WINNIPEG.
July
12.
Dry
weather
with
extremely
high
tem-PrHturea
in
some
sections
continued
throughout
the
Canadian
west
today
resulting
In
a
bull
movement,
prices
moving
throe
and
a
half
to
two
and'
five-eights
above
yesterday's
close.
July
future
touched
1
1.48
5-8
at
pne
PHod,
a
high
record
for
the
season
The
market
closed
with
J'y
$1.47
3-4,
December
$1.33
3-8.
SEWAKD,
Alaska.
July
12.
:
oouy
or
luiph
Miner,
a
noncommissioned
officer
in
the
"nance
department
of
the
United
"tates
alirnal
v....
f,.A
ihurjday
lodged
between
rocks
In
KunMinn
River.
Refuse
Clearance
for
the
United
States
of
Campaign
in
Its
Favor
PRINCESS
FOR
MOTORTRAVEL
rormrr
f
Tarts
C
P
I!
Mramrr
Hill
lie
Irtrj
ivtacen
stllt
and
Victoria
vrrr-I
11:
Aa
a
rult
of
"77
'
f
7tV
touftat
biKi-
auJnd
vwtorV.
it
h
wMmJihii
the
steams
Prinoraa
Victoria
is
to
be
rebuiu
ao
to
ai-
low
of
he
htndHne
awramt
manjf
can
and
she
will
then
4e
orat1
In
the
Vletorta-cVattle
senrloe.
The
enmnfes
In
the
ship
will
be
taVJf
furiam
Um
win-ter
and
the
new'friawS
wUl
to
Into
force
neat
aprins
With
she
arrival
of
the
now
ajeam-em
froaa
Bncland
in
the
spring,
toe
Victoria
will
not
toe
needed
on
the
triangular
aerrloa
so
will
be
utUlsad
for
the
purpose
sta--ed
COHOESAND
1
SOCKEYEARE
:
'
RUNNING
WELL
Halman
fUhlng
l
very
good
In
I
lilt
dl.lrkl.
Xol
only
h
there
good
run
of
rke)e
III
I
he
hkerna
Itlvrr
but
there
la
I
He
blggrat
mn
of
eelHiea
s
the
trolling
ground
lf
Imiido
!!
and
the
hlghrtt
lrlre
fifty
renta
earh
oil
h
ground
la
being
'iW
;
to
Ihe
f
Khrtnif
ii
.
Many
wen
are
earning
oer
flsu
s
day
regularly
and
Mme
get
even
mmmt
I
two
that.
The
failure
ef
the
spring
aalnmn
run
on
the
wrl
ml
ft
ueeii
!
(iMrMtr
Mands
l
being
more
I
than
made
up
by
I
lie
wonderful
'
run
of
echoes
ulilrh
ha
birn
,
going
on
far
urteral
weeks.
j
INCREASE
IN
1
REVENUE
OF
i
THE
COUNTRY
OTTAWA.
July
12.
The
net
UI.
i
nf
ihn
Dominion
of
Canada1
lecreased
bv
?t2.C20.i:t:i
in
twelve!
months
ending
June
:?0.
finance
department
figure
issued
j
today
;
stated.
At
tne
ena
or
June
debt
stood
at
$2,214,142,150.
Dur-ing
the
first
three
months
of
pres.-ont
flanfll
vear
ordinary
revenue
showedtan
increase
of,
$13H529,JIK
over
the
corresponding
period
last
vnnr
he
increase
in
"ruiiiaij
expenditure
is
shown
as
$591,260.
COASTGUARD
HEAD
DIES
AT
SEATTLE
SEATTLE.
July
12.
Capt.
John
0.
Rerry.
08
yers
of
age,
commander
of
the
northern
division
of
the
United
States
coastguard,
died
here
today
following
a
brief
Illness.
PREFERENCES
DISCUSSED
IN
SOUTH
AFRICA
Statement
of
British
Chancel-lor
Causes
Concern
at
Capetown
CAPETOWN,
South
Africa,
July
11
.The
British
Govern-ment's
proposal
to
abolish
preferences
is
causing
considerable
concern
in
South
!
Africa.
"Without
preferences
we
have
no
hope,"
said
the
i
general
manager
of
the
Rhodes
fruit
farm.
.The
whole
of
our
dried
fruit
industry
has
been
built
up
on
:
preferences.
"
The
opinion
is
expressed
here
that
if
the
preferences
are
abolished,
the
example
will
be
instantly
followed
by
South
Africa.
i
1
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
BOARD
OF
TRADE
MS
PRESIDENT
FOR
YEAR
VICTORIA.
-
July
12.
-
A
f
W?
PfetWM
01
me
Associaiea
Bwr
of
Trade
of
Vancouver
Island
at
a
convention
here
jester-
dy.
'
i
HON.H.MARLER
i
IS
QUALIFIED
(Winnipeg
Free
Treaal
Hon.
Herbert
M.
Marler.
who
has
appointed
aa
Canada
a
minister
to
Japan,
will
lee
shortly
for
roiio.
Hl
g'
ing
to
this
n-ar
post
has
taken
,on
gnatsr
Importance
alnce
the
gor-'
errraent
decided
last
year
on
the
poller
of
sending
a
minister
to
Japar,.
Oanadt
u
faced
now
with
greater
neessalty
of
finding
ether
rnarkrU
for
her
product
which
the
United
State
ahows
an
In-creoalPt
tendency
to
tseludc.
and
there
are
very
great
poaaibllltte
of
develop-lnsj
trade
with
the
Orient.
Mr.
Marie
r
auallflcaUooa
for
the
ecallSMy
at
Toklo
are
freely
admitted
ud
tir
Is
included
In
the
enteral
oom-mendatlon
that
U
given
she
Oovern-eseot.
tveo
bT
txrtttleel
oppooenU,
for
tao
selection
of
its
ministers
to
othtr
oountrtea
He
was
honored
a
few
days
ago
by
a
notable
gathering
In
Mon-'
trtal,
his
home
city.
At
this
banquet,
Hon.
Jamas
Malcolm.
Minister
of
Trade
j
and
Commerce,
after
eapreaaing
oon-j
ftdsnr
a
Mr.
Marler,
reSMirked
very
pointedly:
"Canada
la
prepared
to
trrde
with
countrlea
that
want
to
trad
with
her.
There
are
countries
wrilch
do
hot
ant
to
trade.
There
ar
countries
which
only
want
to
sell.
and.
ao
far
as
I
am
concerned
as
Minister
of
Trade
and
Commerce.
I
am
goirg
to
eatrt
every
ounce
of
Influence
which
t
poaaess
In
enneuraflng
trade
with
lboe
who
really
want
to
trade."
He
I
ef
erred
to
the
great
Increase
In
our
trade
with
Japan
.
It
hai
grown
from
M
,000000
to
S3
.000
,000
In
the
last
15
years,
and
we
export
to
Japan
three
times
,aa
much
aa
we
receive
from
that
country.
Mr.
Malcolm,
believed
that
big
developments
were
coming
In
the
Orient
and
that,,
alnce
Japan
Waa
the
gatrway
to
the
Orient,
Canada
ahoukt
hare
a
minister
there.
mm
.
f
r
II
ni
a
r
UIMV
uHIVililHll
I
iMllU
FROM
BRITAIN
jiunny
Austin
jeaten
Today
by
linns
Oldenhauscr
and
Gregory
by
Prenn
RERUN,
July
12.
Germany's
tennis
star,
springing
a
sensational
upset,
routed
tho
Rritlsh
forces
today
in
the
opening
singles
of
the
European
zone
of
the
Davis
Cup
matches.
Hans
M.
Oldinhauser
defeated
II
.
W.
Austin.
6-4.
0-2.
0-1.
after
Dr.
II
.
Pn
nn
disposed
of
J.
C.
Gregory,
-,
0-8,
0-2.
HULL,
ENGLAND
T.
H.
Johnson
Tela
of
Rig
Event
in
England
While
He
Was
There
Recently
LORD
MAYOR
KIDNAPPED
Ransomed
by
Lady"
Mayoress
After
Payment
of
Sum.
for
Infirmary
at
That
Place
Telling
how
the
Rotary
Club
of
Hull,
England,
organized
a
riot
for
the
purpose
of
raising
money
;
for
the
Hull
Infirmary
for
which
;i
aunrter
of
a
million
dollars
was
col'ected,
T.
II
.
Johnson,
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
,
Storage
Company
entertained
the
Uoiv
Clnb
at
Its
luncheon
yesterday.
He
also
t-ld
Wtlf
-f
bis
trip
to
Par!
Italy
and
Switzerland.
Mr.
Jnbnton
tefd
bf
making
the
presentation
to
the
ifon
club
sent
tfhr-'t.Trh
nlm
from
thj
Prince
Rupert
ehrb
and
the
wonderfol
reception
he
was
given.
The
amount
wi
mall
but
It
va-
tti
Hlea
bailed
K
that
pleased
the
English
perrAe.
During
the
camnalgn
fir
Uv
Inflr-:
mary
a
Rotary
week
waa
organized,
i
something
like
ten
thoueacd
drUr
belrw
mjl'red
from
te
asle
of
badge
and
stickers
en
the
streets.
The
badge
"RoUry
plead
.for
Infirmary
NeedV
'waa
ward
everywhere.
There
were
Zulu
comes,
bandu
bands,
and
au
rcrt
ot
devices
It
estraetlng
money,
moen
of
m'hleh
wa
giUierrd,
a
the
ttrm
ol
pennies,
several
ton
betas
eolleetejd.
A
feature
of
Um
campaign
waa
the!
arrest
or
tba
Vara
Mayor.
It
wa
ann-MTvyl
that
the
ilctarlana
were
to
ncr
him.
.
Tt
following
day
tye
nw-wv
enn
ureed
tt
fcb-
I4rd
May-r
hd
'eMraoed
ard
left
he
Wr:ct
A
day
.later
l.
w-
Mid
Vh
je
lollce
wer-aeaehlng
everywhere
f"rjtn
Mayor
and
then
he
waa
aanturecl
and
offteMlT
bmuirht
baek
to
the
City
In
chains
wttn
a
necae
around
his
neek
and
eartled
through
trje
streets
wtlh
s
jal-;
mZ
afatt
.Hted
thousand,
of
popl
,nd
all
the
time
oraVetorx
wer-
busy'
ma.imf
them
pay
for
their
fun.
Another
stunt
was
the
renting
of
P""
P"k
""J
.L
S
.?
J
J
and
see
U
ap-rts.
firework
and
w
bfai
race.
Durinr
e
week
the
nm,
of;
,1100.000
waa
:ralaed
by.
the
Rotary
Olu.
nvtly
'
In
amaU
dmatlona.
Mr.
Johnaton
toM
of
bis
niht
to
Be
'eac
",vr.
'
Parts
Iby
airplane,
of
the
trip
to
Alberta,
where
reports
had
p
re-Mount
vesuviua
at
a
time
when
tt
viously
been
promising,
crops
have
waa
active,
of
the
gondoliers
of
Venlee
and
other
Interesting
eights.
Terrible
Tragic
Ending
to
Fete
in
England
When
,
ev
.
1
1
Boys
Burned
to
Death
GILLINGIIAM,
England,
July
12.
While
laughing
thousands
watched
what
they
thought
part
of
a
fire
fighting
show,
eleven
boys
of
the
naval
cadets
and
firemen
were
burned
to
death
here
last
night.
Six
were
seriously
injured
and
taken
to
St.
Bartholomew's
Hospital,
in
aid
of
which
the
fete
had
been
held.
The
specially
erected
model
house
designed
to
be
the
scene
of
a
gala
fire
brigade
rescue
spectacle
became
instead
a
horrifying
death-trap
for
the
twelve
to
fourteen-year-old
boys.
The
youngsters
were
dressed
in
clown
suits
and
were
on
the
floor
when
the
structure
caught
fire
and
they
made
frenzied
efforts
to
get
out
of
the
flames,
bringing
great
applause
from
the
crowd
that
did
not
at
first
realize
tha
the
acting
had
suddenly
become
a
tragic
reality.
In
five
minutes
the
flames
had
destroyed
the
oil-soaked
canvas
and
all
that
was
left
was
the
charred
bodies
of
the
youths
and
the
gaunt
skeleton
of
the
model
house.
Frantic
mothers
and
fathers
crowded
into
the
little
mortuary
here
this
morning
seeking
the
bodies
of
their
sons.
IMPERIAL
PREFERENCE
!
au
viiitiiiiiu
unuun
as
an
i
GREAT
BRITAIN
TODAY
LONDON,
July
12.
Conservatives
of
this
country
are
following
the
lead
of
Lord
Reaverbrook
in
asking
for
policy
of
Imperial
preference.
The
proposal
to
tax1
wheat
from
other
than
Empire
I
Sources
and
to
gradually
erect
a
trade
barrier
against
the
rest
of
the
world
Is
gaining
ground.
VICTORIA
HOTEL
MAN
DIEDAT
HOSPITAL
.VICTORIA.
July
12.
-John
Alexander
Virtue,
proprietor
of
i
tho
Oak
Ray
Hotel,
died
this
morning
at
St.
Joseph's
Hospital
after
an
Hnes
lasting
some
time.
He
was
born
in
Montreal
07
years
ago.
MAY
BE
OIL
GRAHAM
ISD.
People
of
Islands
Becoming
Excited
Over
Possibil-ities
Sot
Queen
Charlottes
QUEEN
CHAR.LOTTE
CITY,
July
12.
People
on
the
islands
are
beginning
to
get
excited
over
the
prospect
of
another
oil
boom
here.
The
arrival
of
experts
to
look
over
the
prospects
in
the
neighborhood
of
Yakoun
River
and
of
one
or
two
people
from
Prince
Rupert
who
are
interested
In
the
oil
possibilities
here
has
had
a
stimulating
effect
and
is
reminding
locnl
people
that
there
are
evidences
of
oil
at
a
good
many
points
on
Graham
Island,
such
as
seepages,
parrafin
wax
and
rich
oil
shales.
The
oil
men
from
California,
who
had
been
told
that
nobojy
lived
on
the
islands,
were
agreeably
surprised
to
fln'l
here
a
flourishing
little
community
with
a
good
steamship
service
by
waj
of
the
Canadian
National.
They
are
planning
to
spend
some
time-
on
Graham
Island
and
make
n
thorough
investigation
of
surface
indications
for
oil.
POOR
CROPS
ON
THE
PRAIRIES
yj,f
a
Pool
Estimates
Them
at
Only
65
Per
Cent
of
-Normal
WINNIPEG.
July
12.-Western
Canada's
wheat
crop
is
only
65
per
rent
of
normal,
due
to
exees-
'v
arougni
in
an
inree
pra
'
r
e
.
Provlnect.
.,j.
accord
.ji
ng
to
4l
the
erop
-
",teme"t
'""
the
Canadian
heat
Pool
today.
t
Al
n
n
I
1
1
a
-1
-
a.
a
deteriorated
appreciably
during
the
past
two
weeks.
PROTFST
AT
ABOLITION
OF
TARIFF
MELBOURNE,
12.-
Spirited
'p'rof
est
agalhsl
u
the
aboil-
tion
of
the
Empiro
-prefercntial
tariff
as
'
Intimated
'
ly
Hon.
Phillip
Snowden
has
been
cabled
to
.Premier
Macdonald
by
Premier
Stanley
Rruce
of
Australia.
A.
W.
Moaoareila,
advertising
director
of
the
WUmlpr
Tribune,
arrived
In
tho
city
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
from
Jasper
Fark
where
he
attended
a
recent
advertlalng
men's
convention
and
aalled
aboard
tha
steamer
Prince
Charlea
for
Vancouver
He
waa.nreine
aud
county
courts
at
New
accompanied
by
Mrs.f
Mneoarrlla.
Goose
Island
Seizure
Is
Before
the
Court
Skipper
of
United
States
Boat
Tells
Why
He
Was
in
Canadian
Harbor
in
May
Last
Before
Being
Taken
to
Prince
Rupert
VICTORIA,
July
12.
That
the
United
States
fishing
vesse
May
struck
a
ledge
of
rock
off
Gander
Island,
bending
her
propeller
and
damaging
the
fresh
water
tank
aboard
and
then
proceeded
to
Goose
Harbor
anchorage
to
have
a
survey
made
of
her
condition,
was
the
reason
given
by
Captain
B
.
M
.
Jenson,
master
of
the
craft,
in
the
admiralty
court
here
yesterday
for
her
presence
in
Goose
Harbor
when
the
cruiser
Malaspina
seized
the
vessel
on
May
6
last.
The
hearing
opened
in
condemnation
of
the
proceedings
against
the
US.
fishing
craft
May.
Captain
Laird
of
the
Malaspina
told
of
a
conversation
he
had
with
the
captains
of
the
May
and
Puritan
on
board
the
Malaspina.
He
claimed
that
when
asked
why
the
May
was
in
Goose
Harbor,
the
master
of
that
vessel
did
not
answer.
"I
asked
him
if
he
came
in
tor
rest
and
he
answered
'yes.'
A
few
seconds
later
he
offered
the
excuse
that
he
came
in
to
take
off
the
cinder
head
of
the
ship's
engine.
I
asked
him
why
he
did
not
say
that
in
iirst
place
ana
ne
said
he
had.
I
stated
he
had
not.
Then
he
answered,
'If
you
fellows
are
going
to
take
it
that
way
I
won't
say
any
more.'"
The
May
was
taken
to
Prince
Rupert
under
her
own
nower-and
there
turned
over
to
the
customs
department.
nKiTiMi
rur.Miut
,
IS
RriNSTATFJI
IX;
4
scoTTisir'tJotirtin
-'t
Raw,
Scotland.
July
12
-At
4
a
apeetal
meett8
lat
nlgBt
the
4
4-
Mara
OrU
Cbib
unantmoualy
H'thMw
J'rMiMrHg'nirart-
Uaodonald
to
full
right
In
the
t
club
of
memberahrp.
of
which
be
4-
waa
deprived
ID
1916
tor
his
pael
f
fist
utterances
at
the
time.
.
HOMERS
MADE
IN
NATIONAL
Giant
and
t'ubs
Even
on
Hectic
Series;
Reds
and
Pirates
Take
Two
Straight
NEW
YORK,
July
12.
The
New
York
Giants
gained
an
even
break
with
the
Chicago
Cubs
in
a
double-header
today
by
winning
a
wild
second
game.
The
Cubs
outhit
the
Giants,
but
the
home
team
bunched
its
blows.
Hack
Wilson
hit
his
twenty-first
and
tweny-gecond
homers
and
Melvin
Ott
nis
iweniy-llim.
Qncinnati
Reds
made
it
two
in
a
row
from
the
Roston
Rraves.
while
the
P'ttsburgh
Pirates
took
fheir
second
straight
from
the
Phillies.
The
St
.
Louis
Cardinals
evened
up
a
series
with
Drooklyn
Robins.
!
In
the
American
League,
Washington
Senators
found
Jimmy
Zinn's
pitching
easy
and
defeated
P1VAlanrl
InHlnna
The
Detroit
Tlirers
worked
a
'
triple
play
in
the
seventh,
but
lost
a
heavy
hitting
game
to
Koston
rtraina
!
New
YorV
at
Chicago
and
Phil
-
'
adelphla
at
St.
Iouls
were
rained
out.
Yesterday's
big
league
score:
National
League
Chic8go,8-ie,
New
York
JUG.
S.
I)uls
6,
Rrooklyn
3.
Pittsburgh
0.
Philadelphia
3.
Cincinnati
G,
Roston
0.
American
league
Washington
0.
Cleveland
3.
i
Roston
15.
Detroit
8.
LOCAL
JUSTICE
OF
PEACE
HAS
RESIGNED
Secretary
to
Atlrney-Geiiernl
Made
Registrar
of
the
Court
nt
Westminster
VICTORIA,
July
12.
The
resignation
of
D.
J.
Mathcson
of
Prince
Rupert
as
Justice
6f
the
peace
has
been
accepted.
Leo
Mendendeg,
secretary
to
Attorney-General
Pooley.
has
been
appointed
registrar
of
the
su-
I
Westminster.
-lISMITHERSBOY
IS
COMMITTED
Pavtd
Jones
Will
fare
Manslaughter
Charge
at
.nlze
llrre
In
Fall
sfiiVt
.otiUAlslallUev
David
lewis
Jones,
aged
nineteen,
waa
committed
for
trial
by
Stipendiary
Magistrate
S
H.
Hosklna
at
emttbers
on
Wednesday
on
a
charge
of
manalaugnter
In
oonneotlon
with
the
death
of
Isaac
Carlson
and
Uno
remer
In
an
automobile
fatality
on
the
DuUtle
Mine
road
near
Smlthers
on
tbe
night
of
June
39.
It
Is
alleged
that
Jonca
who
was
In
charge
of
the
desth
car.
was
under
the
Influence
of
llouor.
The
accused
la
In
the
lock-up
at
emlthers,
no
application
for
ball
having
yet
been
made.
The
ease
will
oorne
up
at
the
fall
session
of
the
Supreme
Court
Asetzes
In
Prince
Rupert.
USE
OF
REVISED
PRAYER
BOOKS
IS
TOJBEPERMITTED
LONDON.
July
12.
Roth
upper
ind
lower
houses
of
the
convocation
of
Canterbury
today
adopted
manlutions
arDrovlrtlr
tha
use
of
the
revj8Wi
prayer
book
in
hnrehAs
when,
aasent
is
eiven
through
the
parish
dumiir.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
Summary
American
W.0O0
pounds,
13c
and
8c
to
13.8c
and
8c
Oaoedtin
ISM
rxwiwW,
lc
and
8c.
Amerlrnn
oohimbu,
30.000.
Cold
Moras,
11.13
and
Sc.
MUc.
37000.
Booth.
U.8c
and
Sc.
'000
w
eu,
Its
and
i0.
Canadian
Covenant,
10.000,
OcM
Storage,
13a.
and
6c.
Matyallce.
Ringleader,
4.000.
AUln,
IIKST
IIAOd.KIC
MUt
Tho
first.
mU
wj
arrtva
bar
under
the
newly
granted
dally'
baggage
car
service,
arrived
from
the
east
on
yes
terday
arternooe'a
train,
eonsWtlng
of
3S
sacks.
On
Tuesday,
the
first
outbound
day.
nine
sacks
wee
despatched
and
yesterday,
18.
All
ordinary
mall
la
earned
but
not
registered.
The
points
on
this
end
of
the
Una
included
In
the
service
are
Prtnee
Oeyvct,
Vandor-hoof.
Fort
rraae
,
14
rn
lke,
Telkwa.
Smlthers,
Heartum
and
Terrace
Scottish
Humor
A
RIDDLE
What's
tho
difference
between
an
Aberdonlan
and
a
coeoanutT
You
can
get
a
drink
out
of
a
vocoanut.
,