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A....
:
Good
Citizen
4.
The
Sun
Life
has
a
Big
Stake
in
the
life
of
Canada,
where
It
milnUlnt
29
bunches.
It
hn
5,000
employees,
h
pays
annually
in
taxes
over
5600,000.
It
has
invested
over
$200,000,000
in
Canadian
enterprises
alone.
I
j
Canadians
have
a
Big
Stake
in
the
Sun
Life
Last
year
it
paid
to
Canadian
policyholders
or
their
dependants
over
$21,000,000.
During
this
generation
it
will
pay
to
Canadians
or
their
dependants
more
than
$900,000,000.
Every
beneficiary
under
a
Sun
Life
policy
relieves
society
o
a
possible
claimant
for
public
relief
Sun
Life
Assurance
Company
of
Canada
HaadOfficai
MONTREAL
S.
J.
(Sam)
JABOUR
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Northern
.
Representative
CUM
SUN
LIFE
Phone
G45
Office
No.
14,
Smith
Block
EVIDENCE
LACKING
i
Police
Find
it
Difficult
to
Link
Up
Suicide
of
Violet
Sharpe
ind
'
Lindbergh
Abduction
City
delrveryVtymatUjr
carrier,
pearly
period,
paM
In
tdrahce
5:00
PrODC
3.t
OcftU
EiTld
For
lesser
periods,
paid
In
advance
per
week
By
mall
to
all
parts
of
Northern
and
Central
British
'Columbia,
paid
In
advance
for
yearly
period
.
3.00
-New
Jersey
State
Police
J)eny
Girl
By
mail
to
all
other
parts
of
British
Columbia,
the
British
Em-
i
Vas
Harried
to
Death
DAILY
EDITION
Member
ot
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations
!
TRENTON.
NJ.,
June
14:
police
"
have
been
forced
to
admit
thateVi-
,
.
dence
linking
the
suicide
of
Violet
Tnesaay.
3tmel.
tS?
sharpe.
maid
in
the
household
of
Mrs.
Dwlght
Mbrrow,
with
the
ab-
UNITED
STATES
NOMINATIONS
dUct,on
and
mn
f
Cnarles
Aus-
Today
the
Republican
National
convention
is
being
held
tSL'S:
.
T"V
hng.
eeplte
the
Identification
by
i
ci
j.
j?
i.i
i
-
in
the
United
States
for
the
purpose
ot
choosing
a
candi-
the
maid
from
rogues'
gallery
pic-date
for
the
election
to
be
held
in
November.
Hoover
is
tares
just
before
she
died
of
-Emest
likely
to
be
renominated
but
that
does
not
seem
so
import-
Brinkert
as
being
the
man
with
ant
as
the
Democratic
choice
which
will
be
made
soon.
It
whom
she
had
been
on
the
night
-of
seems
to
be
a
foregone
conclusion
that
the
Republicans
cSutS
will
be
defeated
and
that
the
Democrats
will
administer
Mlnrt
"Ernie
-mmer"
had
been
the
affairs
of
the
country
for
a
period.
wm
mum
shape
on
the
night
in
Governor
Roosevelt
is
the
favorite
for
the
Democratic
Q.waon.
position
but
Al
Smith
is
still
prominently
spoken
of.
A
Brutasfli
being
iieid
by
the
dozen
other
candidates
are
in
the
field,
any
of
which
may
T?
,i
,
,
.
.
A
,
.
,
'
,
,
r
has
been
corroboTnrted
and
it
now
be
the
selection
Also
there
the
as
a
compromise.
is
possi-
appeaw
thftt
he
flotnlng
t0
d0
bility
of
a
comparatively
unknown
person
being
brought
wrai
the
.crime.
forward
at
the
last
moment.
A
new
bulletin,
issued
yesterday
Canada
-will
watch
the
nominations
and
elections
in
the
bv
the
New
Jer8ev
tate
voiice,
in-neighboring
republic
with
much
interest.
In
fact
theS
tha
toSiTstJf"or
f
world
is
waiting
for
the
elections
to
be
held
so
that
inter-
2?.
5
S
national
affairs
may
return
to
normal.
ipse
of
the
police
theory
that
j
"guilty
knowledge"
had
-caused
the
FINAL
DISPLAY
:solclde
of
Violet
Sharpe.
On
Thursday
of
this
week
the
Manual
Training
and
Do-L!
f
lr;Nnf:
.
.
n
.
J
,
.
,
-
,
,
,
.
i
...
wie
police
that
t
It
was
he
and
not
mesne
science
departments
ot
tne
schools
will
sing
their
Ernest
Brinkert
ex-convict,
who
.wan
songs.
They
will
make
their
final
demonstrations
to
was
out
with
miss
sharpe
on
the
the
public
of
what
they
have
been
able
to
do
for
the
young
"taht
ot
the
kidnapping,
people
under
their
care.
rhe
case
ot
Mlss
sharpe
wore
an
The
young
folks
have
been
making
extra
efforts
this
atf,??
.f8
denied
accusations
that
year
and
j
i-i
the
display
l
of
iv
their
work
l-
is
expected
-lit
to
be
un-
narried
ner
to
death
they
c'narge
bad
usually
interesting.
We
commend
this
effort
to
the
people
was
voiced
indignantly
in
the
Eng-nf
the
city
so
that
when
the
question
of
re-establishing
the
h
press.
There
.was
never
any
departments
comes
before
them
they
will
be
in
a
position
P""e
brought
upon
her.
the
po-
to
judge
of
what
is
being
done.
lice
state.
Senator
Indignant
WASHINGTON.
DC,
June
14
Senator
E.
L.
Htehrds
or
New
York
announced
yesterday
that
he
would
demand
an
investigation
Into
the
"blundering
methods"
of
the
New
Jersey
State
police
which
he
declared
had
resulted
in
the
"wteide
of
Violet
Sharpe,
maid
In
the
household
of
Mrs.
Dwlght
Morrow.
Suspicion
had
killed
Wlss
Sharpe,
Richards
declared.
Business
Bad
So
i
Is
Going
Mining
J.
II.
Eastman
Tells
Edmonton
Newspaper
of
Reason
For
Aerial
Prospecting
.Expedition
j
"In
Detroit
business
conditions
are
very
bad,"
said
J.
11.
Eastman,
leader
of
an
aerial
prospecting
expedition
which
Is
now
in
this
district,
lo
the
"Edmonton
Journal
while
In
the
Alberta
raprtal.
"So
a
few
of
us
who
had
a
little
money
decided
to
try
our
luck
at
TJrospect-ing.
"We
have
rnade
careful
plans
following
an
Intensive
study
of
the
districts
for
which
we
are
headed.
Some
of
the
party
may
remain
In
British
Columbia
if
things
work
out
Seattle
Gets
i
Hot
Weather
I'ujet
Sound
City
Swelters
Unfler
Blistering
Sun
89
Degrees
Reached
SEATTLE,
June
14:
Seattle's
first
heat
wave
of
the
summer
at-
tained
sweltering
proportions
at
the
i
week-end
when
the
thermometer
registered
a
new
high
for
the
year
J
of
'89
degrees
and
did
not
descend
1
below
64
during
an
entire
24
.hours.
Continuation
of
the
hot
weather
Is
i
predicted
by
the
Weather
Man.
Action
Started
By
Seattle
City
Against
Railway
SEATTLE,
June
14
Mayor
John
F.
Dore
launched
an
action
against
the
Rainier
Valley
Railway
yesterday
for
$18,000
owned
Tjy
the
company
to
three
city
departments.
orjg
SEt
YOU
TOC.
MY
AOWCt
THATS
A
RWSO
WASH
I
CAN
TtU.
BY
THC
WHITCNESS
WHITcNtaS
(Continued
from
page
one)
:
1
A
T"l
11..
T-
(
.
A.
.
andlyou
talked
lo
Ivarson
and
Bes
ner
and
gave
me
away."
Putting
the
gun
to
Swanson's
forehead,
VOollf
RIGHT1
AND
ITS
WOKDtR-
1
7
rui
FOR
C010URID
THINGS.
TOO
-
MEN
ADMIRED
HER
THE
MOMENT
THEY
SAW
HER
AT
LAST
HER
NEW
SISTE
R-N-LAW
FRANKLY
TOLD
HER
HOW
SHE
WAS
OFFENDING
mm
AND
HOW
EASILY
LIFEBUOY
WOULD
CORRECT
HER
FAULT
ALFRED
SWANSON
CIIAKGES
HANS
BERQUIST
WITH
FORCING
HIM
AT
POINT
OF
GUN
;
TO
SEIZE
LIQUOR
as
we
hope.
We
will
await
advlcel
board
and
tnat
tne
veel
Wft
over
from
persons
Interested
4n
the
expedition
in
Detroit
before
making
the
flight
to
'Oreat
Bear
Lake,"
"he
said.
BUT
IT
WAS
THE
SAME
5
OLD
STORYl
THEY
CALLED
J
ONCE-THEN
DRIFTED
AWAY
NOW
SHE
IS
HAPPILY
MARRIED.
ITHANHS
TO
LIFEBUOY
SURe
PROTECTION
B.O.
IS
NO
LONGER
A
PROBLEM
.11
i
A
'
i
I
to
prolong
the
agony
but
go
ahead
and
shoot.
Then
Berqutat
pointed
the
gun
at
hts
own
head,
finally,
Berqultt
pat
the
gun
away
and
went
to
sleep.
Later
S
wanton
suggested
thati
was
uii
a.
uuiiiL.
rinaiiv.
f"rniJiL
i
on
board
among
whom
wprq
Emfl
jjusiiosD
aim
unarne
cawaras.
Later
Swanson
and
Berquist
came
on
Into
Prince
Rupert
and
near
Berquist
said,
according
to
the
Catey
Point
Berquist
threw
the
five
STTECP5
(DY
R)
RyQdDRiDDAV
CAVogkt,
i
-i
i
-
i
.
VWR6VP6
.
I
Our
HOW
s7y
J
YOUS
ONLY
Z
KHOW
W
)
JSuJSriSL
P
Tmwthv
NEXT
WASHDAY
thanrs
to
sinso
N
V
THIS
ISTHt
FIRST
-v
7
MONDAY
iVt
HAD
FRCEl
Vim
a
icn&
timcx'
Try
this
safe,
hard-wof
er
loop
for
",,,,cr
nej-wghter
colours
IMAGINE
clothri
g;tting
white
tnd
Vn
M.
without
dingrr
of
colouri
running
'n
r,ht
SOT
"
f
the
theW.thatdoit-.hick
'.mr.l
tinT
"
UnntT.
Tmte
i
I'
at
muck
Wj.
r.m
foriluhwah.ng.too.
lttheBKipkig"
.....
LMIITIIt,
WftoMjQ
Millions
use
Rins
me
nnd
the
police
boat
had
gone
show
that
the
liouor
It'i
o'ntubVathef-qndJ
TINAllY
SHE
WAS
THE
ONLY
CIRL
IN
HER
CROWD
NOT
MARRIED
DON'T
RISK
"B.O."
THE
uktwi
hint
of
"B.0
"
-V
rutnt
girl'i
chirm,
man'i
attr
-lt'lioriijr
u
be
guilty
And
not
km
we
quickhr
set
ued
to
n
ever-prrx
PUjSAfc!
Wuh
ind-hathe
ha
buoy
for
txtra
proirction.
It
r
'
JtJriusfrt--ndt"il.Q."iltiti
I
ant,
hygienic
crm
fht
vuiithrt
..
.
tell
you
Lifebuoy
puritn.
Errrr
night,
mawige
Ufe-buoy
i
creamy
lather
into
the
ikin.
llten
rinar.
Your
compieuon
will
frethen
and
glow
with
healthy
beauty,
tarn
aaaraaat
lixma
1-,UT
a.
r
out
to
search
for
him.
:
lea:
'
Swanson
made
tt
clear
that
his
Inspector
Miedonnic
rtatement
had
been
made
voluntary
that
evidence
had
brm
!"!''
lly
and
without
duress.
.
show
that
rhe
liquor
h
ir!
t:
Olier
llrsner
that
the
liquor
at
Wales
Island
bc-
'onjred
to
him
ot
that
he
knew
any-
loading,
Swanson
could
tell
by
the
;
On
rrrtvfng
at
the
island,
Ber-1
"thlng
about
11
DQ",st
w
not
In
waterune
that
there
was
feur
to
qtrtet
shouted
to
the
caretaker
thai
lour
and
a
half
tons
deadweight
on
they
had
a
cargo
of
liquor
on
board
and
that
tie
(8wanson
had
nad
Ioaded'
nothing
to
do
with
taking
it.
After
Swanson
remonstrated
at
the
a
wtrfle,
after
Berqulat
had
assured
boat
being
overloaded
but
Berquist
the
caretaker
that
there
was
no
howed
nlm
the
gun
and
he
-was
harm
In
It
and
that
he
would
give
Biraio.
to
reiuse
to
ao
anytnmg.
The
him
some
clothes
If
he
helped
to
boat
was
so
overloaded
that
crater
unload
the
liquor,
they
proceeded
to
was
coming
in
through
the
rudder
tke
the
liquor
ashore.
Swanson
pipe
and
on
the
pilot
hou?e
floor,
handed
the
sacks
out
and
Berquist
Swanson
suggested
that
they
pro-
and
the
caretaker
took
them
ashore
ceed
by
Emma
Passage
where
the
.Then
they
stacked
the
seeks
of
11-water
would
be
smoother.
There-
quor
In
a
feed
house.
After
a
while,
after
Swanson
had
to
pump
con-
Berquist
and
the
caretaker
toolc
a
tlnuously
seven
hours
to
keep
the
load
of
the
liquor-filled
sacks
away
boat
afloat.
Finally,
Berquist
stop-
somewhere
else.
Berquist
had
said
ped
the
boat
and
threw
out
the
an-
j
that
he
Intended
to
take
five
or
six
chor.
They
were
in
"Ood's
Pocket"
,
sacks
Into
Prince
Rupert
to
sell
lo
south
of
Dundas
Island.
Durmg
-the
la
Chinaman
as
he
needed
a
little
run
down
from
Wales
Island
their
ready
cash.
dinghy
had
bren
lost.
Swanson
was
i
Swanson
asked
Berquist
what
tie,
soalted
to
the
skin
with
oil
and
was
going
to
say
when
he
saw
Bes-!
water
.ner.
Berquist
replied
that
"I
can
Life
Threatened
j
talk
to
Besner,'
'adding
that
he
was,
It
was
hero,
according
to
the
prepared
to
shoot
it
out
with
him
statement,
that
Berquist
turned
on
If
necessary.
Meantime,
the
gasboat
nson
and
said:
"You
dlrtjrjon!
jo----.
1
hdilt
all
plannedutt
Nnnt
noma
nistttr
rtrl
t
V
vn
1
wham
Mfjui.
WAIIIC
Ctauilg
WIUI
DCVUUI
JiiCtl
Ills
Besner6i
employ
at
the
time
although
he
had
been
for
some
vears
before
this
time
In
the
ser-'4ee
of
the
Consolidated
when
Tie
nad
handled
liquor,
.caching
It
around
on
various
Islands
outside
if
here.
The
business
of
the
Consolidated
was
to
sell
liquor
on
the
water
to
residents
of
other
countries
which
was
legal
as
far
as
this
wuntry
was
concerned.
Besner
had
no
Idea
who
the
Wales
Island
liquor
"he
longed
to.
It
might
have
belonged
u
Berquist
for
all
he
knew.
Vlkmar
Swanson,
the
caretaker
at
Kinahan
Island,
known
as
"The
Kid,"
was
the
next
witness,
lie
told
how
Swanson
and
Berquist
had
ar
rived
at
the
island
at
4
p.m.
on
May
u
ana
now
ne
had
helped
to
unload
the
liquor.
He
thought
there
had
been
about
150
sacks
with
posslblyl
a
coupie
or
ciozen
bottles
In
each
sack.
Swanson
and
Bcroulst
had
told
him
to
log
the
arrival
ot
the!
boat
at
Kinahan
Island
as
0
a.m.
oh
Sunday.
Dhmissal
IsAkedv.
a-
At
the
conclusion
of
thls
evidence,'
which
Inspector
Maedonald
intl-'
mated
was
all
the
crown
proposed'
wj
oner,
at
tnis
time,
L.
W.
Patmore.
statement,
"You
will
never
get
back
or
six
sacks
of
liquor
into
the
har-1
counsel
for
Berquist
and
Swanson,
w
ruuee
uuperi
again,
iou
win
dot
-aiier
owanson
naa
reiusea
to
jasKca
lor
dismissal
tf
the
charges,
never
get
out
of
here
in
your
life,
take
the
boat
Into
shore
to
let
the
There
had
been
no
ahiitH
f
.
J
If
It
comes
to
the
worst,
I
can
bump
Jlquoroff.
Swanson
let
Berquist
off
kind
to
indicate
the
ownership
of
myself
off;'
Finally,
after
pleading
at
the
C.
N.
It.
plledriver
at
the
end
the
liquor
or
that
It
had
been
stolen.
.stolen.
The
hearing
was
ad",
imc;
u:.-
-went
elf
in
the
rowboat
and,
after
i1
nouW
0,11
down
t0
Kinahan
When
Oiler
Besner
took
the
stand
20
thb
afternoon.
a
while,
shouted,
after
which
Swan-
Isknd
and
Berqulat
then
started;"
a
crown
witness.
T.
W.
Brown.
son
took
the
Myfanwy
Into
shore,
(the
baat
again.
With
the
boaton-
counsel,
asked
lor
protection
of;
Derqulst
said
that
some
one
had1
tlnuin
to
leak,
the
pump
failed
and
:ine
c0""-
Aftr
some
discussion.
been
there
before
them
but
came
to
Swanton
was
forced
to
bale
Out
con-
ilnspector
Maedonald.
who
Cpnduc-
the
boat
with
several
bottles
of
j
tlnually
until
they
got
to
Kinahan
ted
CM
'or
the
crown,
Intima-Scotch,
vermuth
and
wine.
The
11-
Island.
A
string
Berqnlgt
to
give
a
1ld
tn1
nc
Intended
to
ask
Besner
-quor
was
lying
on
the
shore
near
'
hand
at
the
bmltne.
Swanson
then
on,v
a
'ew
questions
and
had
Inten-
the
water.
They
had
a
few
drinks
took
the
wlieel
and
steered
the
boat
flwl
10
aPPy
himself
for
protection
nnd
then
they
started
to
work
load-;
for
the
gap
between
the
Klnatmn
i
l0T
Besner
as
a
crown
witness.
Be
lng
the
liquor
on
board
the
My-
Islands.
fanwy.
The
liquor
was
all
in
sacks
and,
by
the
time
they
had
finished
i
Ifnloadrd
Cargo
jner
flatly
denied
the
suggestion
District
News
BURNS
LAKE
.
Angus
Melnnl.
Labor
M
larhamerrt
tor
Vancouv
pected
to
pay
a
visa
t"
B
this
week.
He
wfll
be
ui:
by
his
bride,
the
former
Mi
Woodsworth,
daughter
i
Woodsworth.
Labor
M
P
;
nlpeg.
Over
a
ton
of
first
cla
IsgolngtoM-asteonthr
V
'
farm
at
Francois
Lake
be
u
jrower
Is
unable
to
find
u
n
Cecil
8ttle
visited
Ittro
!
day
and
-showed
tliernovti)
,
The
Covered
Wagon."
Olof
Hanson,
M.
P
for
R!:?
and
Mrs.
Hanson
passed
I
Si
SMITHERS
Pnv
Short
has
been
elected
pru
dent
ot
the
'Smlthers
Uncmpio'
S.
F:.f
here
last
Monday
on
their
w
c
from
Ottawa
where
Mr
Har
:n
"
A
number
of
ihelr
friends
w
hand
as
the
train
passed
ti:
to
-extend
them
a
welcome
tin
Tlie
shrub
known
qjj
the
CM
:e
yltcx
tree
Is
being
grown
win
'
siderable
success
In
tills
disnu.
Association
with
H.
Peterson
m
'
"
pnnpv
A
m.illntf
of
the
a.v.0CU-
tlon
last
Monday
night
in
the
!
Anp-
Itnll
...nn
nrlHrPHSPfl
by
MOfl
with
Berquist
to-let
him
(Swanson)
of
the
ocean
clock
and
proceeded
up
For
aU
the
court
knew
the
liquor
Burns
secretary
of
the
provmci-1'
get
taclc
to
Mnce
Rupert
alive,
to
his
own
moorings
whqre
he
j
might
have
belonged
to
Berquist.1'
association
Joe
Kelly
of
P"11
u
Swanaon
had
liald
to
Berquist
not
.learned
that
he
was
believed
miss-
It
was
necessary
for
the
crown
to
pert
was
also
a
speaker.