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Wednesday.
July
u,
19Ja
.
TTTE
DAILY
NEWS
,rL7v?-
CLARIDi
SHOE
For
Style
and
burabllity
this
line
of
Wen's
Oxfords
are
the
top's
in
inedlum
priced
shoes.
Six
styles
td
choose
from
afyi
every
one
a
winner.
Priced
at
$5.50
nd
$6.00
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
SMITHERS
The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
BIRTHDAY
Bifc
Celebration
Being;
Planned
For
Interior
Town's
Twenty-Fifth
Birthday
A
committee
of
the
old
brigade
fat
Smithers
is
sending
out
a
call
to
all
bid
timers
to
meet
there
on
August
4,
5,
6
and
7
to
help
them
pay
Titling
observance
to
the
silver
.birthday
of
the
town
which
was
born
In
1913.
They
have
a
program
extending
over
the
tour
days
that
will
have
a
strong
appeal
lo
those
who
are
not
so
old
while
the
plon-neers
can
be
engrossed
in
anecdo'e
and
reminiscence.
3
Thcynmlttee
la
..cautioning
possible
patrons
'to
restwell
until
that.
time
because
they
will
need
It
if
they
can
take
In
the
proceedings
In
full.
Opening
on
Thursday
there
will
be
the
annual
convention
of
the
Associated
Boards
of
Trade
of
Central
British,
Columbia
to
conclude
on
Friday
morning
and
with
a
public
banquet
on
Thursday
night.
This
convention
presents
a
splendid
cross-section
of
the
hopes
and
aspirations
of
the
people
of
Central
British
Columbia.
It
tells
of
-the
needs
of
the
district
and
the
manlier
In
which
the
Boards
of
Trade
are
endeavouring
to
get
action.
While
discussion
and
voting
Is
open
to
delegates
only,
everyone
interested
In
the
welfare
of
the
country
CROM
the
day
it
was
i
n
t
r
o
d
u
c
e
d,
the
Firestone
Standard
Tire
has
more
than
lived
up
to
its
name
by
setting
a
new
high
standard
of
tire
value.
Thousands
of
car
owners
in
all
parts
of
Canada
enthusiastically
endorse
it
as
the
greatest
tire
Firestone
ever
built
to
sell
at
low
prices.
Firestone
Standard
Tires
ive
you
everything
you
need
long
mileage,
extra
safety,
carefree,
dependable
service
and
economy.
See
the,
nearest
Firestone
Dealer
today.
Take
advantage
of
Firestone'
new
low
prices
and
equip
your
car
NOW.
MOST
MiLEM
PER
DOLLAm
j
may
sit
in
at
the
meetings.
On
Friday,
August
5,
there
will
k
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II
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.
.
.
.lit
.public
hall
at
night.
Saturday
is
the
big
sports
day
and
It
brings
a
program
that
will
repay
the
time
and
cost
of
coming
long
distances.
It
opens
at
1
p.m.
with
a
parade
headed
by
Smithers
band
and
In
which
cars
will
be
decorated
and
substantial
cash
prizes
awarde'd
best
decorations.
At
Agricultural
Park
the
nroceedlnes
iwill
be
formally
opened
after
which
will
follow
a
bill-of-fare
that
will
crowd
every
moment
until
awaj
along
in
the
morning.
Arrangements
are
practically
completed
to
have
Prince
Rupert
appear
against
Smithers
in
a
series
of
two
baseball
games,
the
first
of
which
will
take
place
on
Saturday
afternoon.
In
addition,
there
will
be
an
.open
tuErof.war
com-'
petition
for
cash
prizes
wlille
a
program
of
three
horse
races
will
I
create
interest
for
lovers
.of
I
"
equlnine
sport.
j
Something
special
for
old-timers!
is
promised
for
Saturday
evening
when
local
actors
and
actresses
will
put
on
a
sketch
In
which
people
of
the
early
days
In
Smithers
will
be
impersonated
and
ln-
cidents
connected
with
the
Smi-
thers
of
1913
will
be
re-enacted
!
This
concert
will
find
hiusic
and;
sing-song
of
1913
vintage
and
it.
will
be
a
big
time
for
the
old
timers
and
for
the
later
arrivals
in
Smithers
as
well.
Following
the
concert
there
will
be
a
dance
in:
the
Pavilion
at
Lake
Kathlyn.
I
Sunday
will
open
with
a
plcnh
Trophy
For
Local
Model
Yacht
Rate
Fine
Prize
Is
Belnj
Offered
In
Con
nection
With
Organization
of
Clnb
Here
OFFICERS
COMMENDED
'6
Y
JURY
evidence
of
hard
liquor
in
the
stom-FOR
COURAGE
f
ach
aVthough
the
presence
61
beer
-
.
t
r
.
was
evident.
No
otner
drug
dui
m-
(CohUnWd
from
Paxe
One)!
answer.
ing
of
bullets.
Witness
lay
on
the
ed
Dr.
Coleman
in
answer
to
a
que.s-flbbV.
lie
saw
Qtirvfch
topple
off
(ion
by
V.
D.
Vance,
one
of
the
ur-
Ih'e
bench.
orSi
J.
A.
McDoUgall
told
of
OUrvich
Jirry's
Duty
saying;
"Give
me
a
beer.
I've
killed
vw
Hrbwh
dl&ussed
some
as'-'
Service."
After
Qurylch's
re-entry
te
of
lhe
,aw
,0
guide
Uie
jury
Chief
Engineer
Bvld
fdUd
has
and
the
shootlrig
oegan,
witness
m
aching
4
VeruMct.
lie'
read
the
aboard
the
steamer
Prlneie
JJdlm
aiducked
behind
the
bar.
lie
saw
deflnitIon
0f
Justifiable
homicide.1
handsome
isllyer
mounled
model
Constable
'Clarke
shpot
ahd
GUrvlcnj
explalnlng
how
tar
officers
might
yacht
r'ophyhfch
Is
being
put;fa11-
,
'go
in
making
arrests
or
pursuing
up
Tor
local
competition
under
the'
rl
Zarelll
also
heard
Gurvich,
jtfgttl
jey
w'ere
Justified
In)
proposed
local
model
yacht
club.who
was
armed,
order
beer,
saying
uslng
sucn
force
a$
waS
neCessary
It
is
a
Splendid
trorihv
and
Its
bres-.
"l
Just
6t
Service."
As
Zarelll
ap-;
f.r
htMMl
frtrW
n
slstdrtc'e
tif
I
ehtatioh
Is
expected
to
bring
nbotit
proached
with
beer,
Gurvich
said:
fimrtss
r
arrfest
lt
ttn
oJfieer
hap-l
a
keen
interest
in
local
model
yacht
cUib
organization.
Baseball
Scores
YESTERDAY'
National
I.eagiie
New
York
5,
Brooklyn
13.
Pittsburgh
14,
Chicago
6.
Cincinnati
6,
St.
Louis
5.
American
League
St.
LOuls
3-5,
New
York"
7-10
Cleveland
8,
Washington
9.
Chicago
8,
Philadelphia
6.
Detroit
at
Boston,
postponed.
for
all
children
with
a
program
of
sports
and
generous
dishing
out
of
refreshments,
hot
dogs
and
ice
cream.
Old
timers
are
also
expected
to
assemble
at
this
gathering
and
You
lay
off
me.
zarein
ilia
not
.
.
...
i
.
i
believe
seriously
at
that
time
that
i
,
Gurvich
had
killed
Service.
Then'
jSplro
Qurvlch
came
in
and
Mike
said
to
him:
"You
leave
ine
alone
and
get
out
of
here."
Mike
still
had
the
gun
In
hand
and
was
highly
excited,
Mike
then
left
and,
about
ten
minutes
later,
re-entered.
He
had
his
gun
in
hand
and
fired
a
shot
after
Jumping
to
the
bench.
There
was-an
exchange
of
shots.
"I
thought
that
the
lives
of
the
police
officers
were
In
danger,"
Zarelll
said.
He
believed.
Gurvich
was
dead
when
he
struck
the
floor.
Staff
Sergeant
G.
H.
Greenwood
"
presented
three
revolvers
one
Gurvich
and
the
other
two
those
of
the
police
officers.
Raybone's
gun
had
one
empty
cylinder,
two
loaded
cylinders
and
three
empty
shells.
Clark's
gun
had
four
un-exploded
shells
and
two
exploded
shells.
Greenwood
also
put
In
evidence
a
door
curtain
with
fresh
cars
will
be
provided
free
for
,
tears
in
lt
and
a
piece
of
board
with
transportation.
In
the
afternoon,
a
bullet
hole
there
will
be
the
final
baseball
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergln
told
of
being
Club
as'aoon
as
possible.
Throughout
the
celebration
days
there
will
be
numerous
refresh-
'
ment
booths
operating
on
the
grounds
while
a
six-point
midway
will
present
offerings
to
appeal
to
every
taste.
eye,
passing
through
the
brain
and
jjeneu
u
Kill
anyone
m
usijiB
iciw-j
onable
force'
he
might
be
exonerated.
It
was
tor
the
jury
W
tie-!
cld'e
whether
11)6
lives
of
the
of-j
fleers
In
this
ease
had
been
en-;
dftnger'ed.
There
was
ha
suggestion
!
of
murder
as
far
as
the
officers
lh
thk
case
were
concerned.
t
Coroner
A.
J.
Lancaster
stated
i
tMt
the
iurv.
If
lt
was
satisfied,
i
should
name
who
had
caused
deith
and
decide
whether
lt
was
murder,
mansiaugnier
or
rusimaDie
nomi-i
clde.
In
view
of
the
evidence;
the
coroner
did
not
anticipate
that
the
Jury
should
have
any
difficulty
lh
arriving
at
a
proper
verdict.
The
Jury
retired
at
5:07
p.m,
arid!
returned
at
little
more
than
half
an
hour
later
with
Its
verdict.
The
jury
consisted
ot
3.
C.
Thomson,
foreman,
W.
L
Coates,
G.
A.
Bryant,
W.
D.
Vance,
E.
J.
Smith
and
L.
M.
Gordon.
JURY
TAkES
"POISON"
BRUSSELS,
June
13:
(CP)
At
same
between
Prince
Rupert
and
i
called
to
the
Royal
Hotel
beer
par-
the
trial
of
Mme.
Becker,
accused
Smithers.
;ior
where
he
found
Gurvich
dead
'of
poisoning
11
persons,
12
Jurors
Concurrent
with
all
other
events,
'
with
a
bullet
hole
In
the
head
near
warily
tasted
cold
tea
containing
there
will
be
the
Northern
British
the
right
eye.
,a
harmless
dose
of
digltallrh,
i.
Columbia
golf
championship
meet-
Dr.
R.
E.
Coleman
gave
in
detail
neari
sumuiam,
saiu
to
nave
ueeii
lngbn
Sunday
for
which
competl-
i
the
results
of
an
autopsy
wnicn
ne
usea
uy
me
woman.
tors
should
send
their
entries
to
performed.
A
bullet
had
entered
'
:
the
secretary
of
Smithers
Go!f
the
head
from
Just
above
the
right
KEIT
CEMETERY
CACHE
lodging
In
the
bone
to
the
rear
of
B'OLTtiN,
Eng.,
July
13:
(CI4)
the
head
which
was
smashed.
Cause.
Walter
Bowden,
53,
was
septcnerr:
fetpt
&
nth.,'
hard
labor
foi
of
death
was
concussion
.
,
,
.
,
,
"
.
keeping
420
($2,100)
he
had
found
of
a
bullet
going
through;
aivtal
ln
Deane
churchyard,
e
had
spenl
portion
of
the
brain.
There
was
no
nearly
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