or-
TAXI
Boston
Grill
M
m
and
Ambulance
Service
Anj-where
at
Anytime
SUnd:
Etchanjce
Iiulldln;
MATT
VIUEC'K.
Prop.
UTFAM
AT
MkV
'la
a
i
ai
aw
w
H
I
IWIVHI,
UIK
I
YET
BE
WON
BY
ANY
TEAM
f
-
and
New
York
are
Ei
i
at
present
any
of
tHw
be
the
victor
i
for
the
Cardinal
ye-,
:,
Pirate.
f
I
.
..
..
tukiulu
tvu
Oil
La.
ii
throw
gave
Washington
t
the
Yankees
tn
eleven
nuionai,
i.kwh
i:
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i
A.
Boa
ton
5.
1
Chicago
2.
:
2
New
York
3.
8t
toula
2.
AMUCItMN
l.i:.t(ili:
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i!
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I
1
II
IV
LI
1
m-
am
gaJUaA
m
IN
NEW
YORK
in
Prices
on
Exchange
Today
NSW
YOnK.
Au?
12
-Trading
on
the
a
A.
ninra(.
uai
HAmnnllVAil
JJm.
-
f-i
viviiaii
ani"-
1
ntt
a
wide
open
break
In
a
f
specmlty
ahara.
Breaks
pi
'
or
mure
in
number
of
uh
l!
as
Ooncral
Motors,
Atchlaon.
Cc
tral
and
General
Electric.
Air
i
rtrtippe.i
22
point.
Commer-c
"r
and
DuDont
drotncd
IS
RAIN
DAMPENS
FOREST
FIRES
'earner
on
Vancouver
Island
VANCOUVER
-
o
as.
VlISSIl
ss
a
hour,,
of
rain
h..
,i
ftres
an
Vancouver
Island
and
the
mainland.
No
new
ouVbreski'
re
have
occumxi
avesetn
either
extlnguUhed
or
con-
li
JlfI.
RAIN
KEPT
PRINCES
IN
HOUSE
YESTERDAY
".in.
l
.tm
m
.
.
.
,
P.,
nam
Kept
vno
P.k
!
d0or
at
the
BoVal
Ranch
at
Th'y
reat,y
bene"
oj
e
rest
and
bracing
air
of
.
.wen
is
splendid
and
ar-
of
til
party
la
search
ol
cabinet
mi-;
terlal.
H
had
the
redoubtable
Jolia
:
;
Oliver
for
hi
right-band
man
and
mm-'
'
Icier
of
agriculture
and
railways
He
,
had
M.
A.
Masdonald.
the
brilliant
Van
ouver
liwyer.
lor
attorney-genera;
1
These
two
men
had
served
with
Drew..
'
ter
la
the
legislature
ai
the
sole
Libera)
member
and
for
that
reason.
If
for
no
other,
they
were
entitled
to
port
aiAaSVt-l
niv-
.
1
(continued
on
page
two)
'
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
BO.
Silver
Coast
Copper
Dunwell
Independence
F?u
l
Leadsmlth
-a
Porter
Idaho
611vercrest
'01'4
Burf
Inlet
Sunloch
28
Richmond
mu
to)
14.
But
when
It
came
to
choolng
1.3Ct
Fur
and
Half
(James
in
j
hta
nUnlt"
Brewster
was
a
br
miaaIaH
lis
rmmUH
.
fvvstn
i
i
i
n
sir
iitln
n
I
ui
Hut
Other
are
Threat-
...
lK
,-'
r
h
reined
ening
:
the
young
country
doctor
that
he
uad
.
met
m
Greenland
during
the
feverish
I'
days
of
the
campaign
the
young
d(
t
rj
no
anrau
iu
vwni
i
woo
had
one
bean
a
school
teacher
National
League
but
Pitt-1
and
who
had
served
as
alderman
and,
maycr
of
the
old
mining
town.
"What
about
thla
fellow
Maclean
Brewater
aaked
some
of
hU
colleagues
I
"MacLean
I
aafe."
was
the
reply
and
a
few
hour
later
the
country
doctor
w!i
I
bad
been
a
school
teacher
knew
that
hi
bad
been
selected
a
minuter
of
edu-
cation
In
the
Brewater
government
IN
POLITIC'!
TO
STAY
When
he
arrived
at
the
parliament,
building
on
that
autumn
day
of
1818,
Dr.
MacLean
little
realteed
that
he
was
in
politics
to
atay
and
that
within
eleven
years
he
would
be
chosen
by
hU
party
to
act
aa
premier
of
British
Columbia
to
one
of
the
moat
famous
of
British
Columbia
au
teamen
J
Dhn
Oliver.
Yet
that
la
precisely
what
has
happened.
Ha
Is
not
premier
In
a
nominal
fcnse.
but
actually
he
Is.
for
when
"Haneat
John"
Oliver,
who
took
over
'the
reins
of
office
after
Brewater'e
death
In
1917.
announced
to
hl
party
in
caucus
a
few
days
ago
that
Illness
had
forced
him.
to
retire,
there
was
no
question
aa
to'"
his
successor.
Oliver
hardly
needed
mention
the
man
of
hi.
ohniro
for
Dr.a)Ma:Lean
for
the
j
last
three
years
has
acted
In
the
pre.
I
mler'a
role
s
score
of
times
and
tn
ad
I
dltlon
has
run
the
treasury,
the
eduea
!
tkn.
railways
snd
Industrial
depart-
I
ment.
It
Is
nt
expected
that
Oliver
will
eter
go
back
to
his
oniee
in
inc
parliament
buUdlngs,
but
his
party
is
giving
him
that
cherished""
prlvUege
of
all
men
whose
life
has
been
Illlea
wun
dynamic
action
to
die
In
harness.
And
Dr.
Mfu
lan
Is
carrying
on,
attending
to
cabinet
reorganisation,
working
out
nlans
for
a
new
election,
drafting
policies
and
attending
to
the
hundred
and
one
duties
of
a
premier
in
a
pioneer
country,
t
lNK
ItLt'OIUI
OP
III
KOKTS
MaeLcan
was
chosen
to
carry
on
be
cause
he
was
known
to
be
safe:
because
he
was
known
to
be
a
diplomat
as
well
..
.
nrt
of
iiovernmental
nanay
man.
w.,..
he
was
the
possessor
of
a
shrewd
financial
brain
that
made
u
possiu.e
i
v.
.
hrin
D"n
down
uu""
s
"
scries
of
"
budgets
TwenU.r..
I
Mm
.
,
"'
imurs
oi
i
nilinRi
that
have
been
aescnora
m
n-v
.h.
nmvince's
economic
history.
There
was
a
time
not
so
long
ago
talk
of
bankruptcy
and
financial
.....
nwiucnUy
heard
about
Asked
1.73
12.50
.00
.06
H,
.
,08
.08
V,
.06
30
.0654
.63
.30
NKW
YCKUC.
Aug.
12.
Jack
Delaney.
French-Gai
adian
contender
for
the
heavyweight
title,
won
from
Paollno
Uaeudtin
n.
a
r.ul
m
the
aeventh
rouud
of
a
acheduled
fifteen
round
bout
here
last
night
after
the
Spaniard
had
been
warned
several
times
by
the
referee.
Dclaney
who
v.
a
mifli
improved
In
his
form
'Hit
UssM
,..-
.ippot.int.
cutting
his
Lire
:
a
mass
of
blood
but
Paulino
tt,d
w.v-
:
SmS
t
sX
bbsbsbK
ffi"SfcB9
flfsV
Lsiaiaial
aaBBasBBasVttsl
NOTED
ENOL)SII
JURIST
Mr.
Jusn.e
r:ae'.-
i.a.lcd
by
death
while
holduiK
at
Manchester
I'lM.slI
IIAILMAY
TO
III
DSON
HAY
TOtVAKI)
EMI
19i9
AMERICANS
WIN
AT
END
OF
STEEL.
H.B.
Rail-
way,
Aug.
12.
The
railway
to
4
Fort
Churchill
will
be
completed
toward
the
dOM
of
1930.
C.
8.
Csowskl,
chief
engineer
of
the
construction
branch
of
the
CN
R.
said
today.
McLAREN
SEAPLANE
COMING
TO
RUPERT
Will
Chance
Hase
from
Shuiihoii
llay
to
tills
Port,
He
Anmuinrrs
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
12.
Major
Mac-
Larcn
In
the
seaplane
HJ3.2L
has.
al
ready
flown
2025
miles
In
the
fishery
patrol
from
a
base
at
Swanson
Bay.
The
major
proposes
changing
his
base
to
Prince
Rupert
soon.
D0UKH0B0RS
MARKET
FRUIT
CO-OPERATIVELY
VIVTORIA,
Aug.
12
The
Committee
of
Direction,
charged
with
the
marketing
of
the
fruits
of
British
Columbia
on
the
Prairies.
Is
evidently
meeting
with
a
fair
degree
of-
commendation
tn
1U
work
So
far.
The
announcement
Is
made
that
in
the
carrying
out
of
the
work
which
the
committee
has
In
hand,
the
Doukhobors
located
about
Brilliant
and
other
points
In
the
Interior
have
fallen
In
line
to
qalte
a
large
extent
and
have
taken
out
licences
as
Required
under
the
operations.
TENNIS
IN
ENGLAND
SOUTHAMPTON,
Aug.
12.
George
Lott
of
Chicago
defeated
Rene
Lacoate
of
France
6-4,
6-3,
6-1
after
Ttlden
had
PKINCE
RUPERT.
B.C
FRIDAY.
AUGUST
12,
1027
llBERAL?
NOMINA
TE
IN
Inly
M.CHrfl
Pound
NM
at
i:rhan
ft
Today
by
I'nur
N
rsr)
Halibut
arrivals
xu.iur
light,
only
:
8&0GO
pound
taint
otftr.cti
at
the
Flah'
Exchange
this
waslng
Two
American
boat
aoM
a
lata
of
41
oou
pounds
for
!
Canadian
next
aves
Cu;
e
Beale.
3S.0b9
pounds,
to
Atl.n
.
.
F.shcr:es.
10c
and
Sa,
Ca
e
Swain.
10.000
p
unds.
to
Booth
1'jV:-,
lie
snd
6.
YOUNG
INDlTN
LOSES
LIFE
M
DROWNING
llr.it
li
of
f'harlr
I'alrUi
at
unlllde
mjk
ArrldrnUI
Corunrr
lind
Charios
Patr'.ss.
youn
Hairelton
In
v.v
his
life
abiUt
3
o
clock
Wed-nc
;ty
arcrnoon
by
drowning
hcn
h
fe.i
off
a
float
at
8unnyslcle
Csnnery
in
Invenicss
Pasnige
where
he
hud
been
emplced.
The
body
was
recovered
with
a
gill
net
and
it
was
found,
ss
a
result
of
an
enquiry
held
by
Coroner
;
Normiiij
A.
att.
tfutf'deatri
was
a
result'
of
an
accident
SURVEY
ROAD
;
TO
TERRACE
No
Airplanes
Available
so
Staff
of
Surveyors
Will
Undertake
.Work
VK'TOKIA,
Aug.
12v
No
airplanes
hrlnc
aallable
In
British
Columbia
for
the
pnMril
aerial
Minry
of
I
lie
route
from
Prlye
lluprrt'lo
Terrace,
I
lie
I'uhllc
Witrks
Department
will
xnd
englnrrrs
and
turvr)or
on
foot.
The
K"vrrnment
will
ulw
lmeti-gale
the
advisability
of
operating
a
ferry
from
Kslen
Island
up
the
skrrna
Klvrr
lo
the
wot
of
Terrace
In
order
In
avoid
for
the
present
the
construction
of
I
he
costly
piece
of
road
along
the
river.
NEWSPAPERMEN
TOUR
CANADA
Arrive
at
Quebec
Today
and
Set
Out
on
Investigation
of
Possibilities
QUEBKC,
Aug.
12.
Ninety-seven
newspapermen,
members
of
the
Newspaper
Society
of
E:igland,
landed
here
today.
It
is
the
largest
party
of
Its
kind
ever
to
visit
Canada
so
far.
It
will
travel
over
the
country,
collecting
Information
on
the
possibilities
for
settlement
and
for
the
investment
of
British
capital
in
the
Dominion.
PARENTS
OF
LADY
THORNTON
VISITED
THIS
CITY
TODAY
Among
passengers
arriving
from
Van
couver
on
the
steamer
Prince
George
this
morning
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
D.
Wetmore.
parents
of
Lady
Thornton,
wife
of
the
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
In
the
course
of
s
holiday
trip
to
this
coast,
they
entrained
here
for
their
home
In
Buffalo,
New
York.
LIEUT.-GOVERNOR
HOME
FROM
ENGLAND
VICTORIA,
Aug.
12.
Lieutenant-Governor
Bruce
returned
today
from
a
downed
Jacques
Brugnon
8-2,
6-1.
6-0
.
visit
to
England.
During
his
absence
in
the
semi-finals
of
the
Invitation
ten-
hi
duties
were
performed
by
Chief
tournament.
I
Justice
of
Appeal
Maonald.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Centra)
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
COMMITTED
Must
Face
Charge
of
Murder
at
Next
Awizes
Police
Magistrate
Decided
j
I0.T
and
6c
and
izr
and
6e.
whue,
tflW
WTOTMirBTER.
Aug.
12.
;
two
Canadian
daneeea
r
4j.uWj
uounda
nmm
Ri:m
mil
Jrn
t-T.n.i
,
""
GERMAN
WAR
ACE:
Ernst
Cdet
announces
arrangements
for
a
flight
from
Berlin
to
New
York
ITICST
CJKAlN
OF
192?
CKOI'
iikui:
END
Ol'
MONTH
Firth
shipments
of
the
1927
grain
crop
are
expected
to
reach
the
Alberta
Wheat
Pool's
local
elevator
toy
the
end
of
this
month.
It
will
be
late
In
September,
however,
before
the
movement
assumes
much
volume.
With
a
bumper
crop
on
the
prairies
this
year.
It
is
ex
pected
that
the
local
house
wilt
be
put
to
full
use
during
the
coming
winter.
P.
RUPERT
AFFECTED
VANCOUVER
BUSINESS
drain
Coming
Here
Would
Probably
Have
Clone
to
Southern.
Port
Iu
an
article
In
the
Vancouver
Province
on
the
grain
business
Ray
E.
Lee,
chairman
of
the
grain
division
of
the
Vancouver
Merchants'
Exchange,
speaks
optimistically
of
the
future
of
the
business
at
the
port.
In
telling
why'
last
year
was
not
as
good
as
expected,
he
concludes:
"Conditions
In
the
Orient
also
were
abnormal,
and
our
experts
to
that
marked
were
greatly
reduced
In
consequence.
Taken
altogether,
the
total
shipments
of
wheat
this
past
season,
amounting
to
about
thirty-four
million
bushels,
represent
In
the
peculiar
circumstances
a
quite
satisfactory
showing,
for
It
must
also
be
remembered
that
our
sister
pert
of
Prince
Rupert
entered
Into
the
picture
for
the
first
time,
and
drew
to
ttself
some
five
and
a
half
million
bushels
of
wheat
which
heretofore
would
most
likely
have
moved
through
Vancouver."
FIRED
AT
FORMER
KING
GEORGE
BUT
MISSED
HIS
AIM
VIENNA.
Aug.
12.
Former
King
George
ot
Greece
was
attacked
In
the
Envy
yard
at
Klklnda,
Jugo
Slavla,
by
journalist
who
fired
pistol
shots
with-
,,u:
.if
him.
n.ent
emerged
with
majorities
of
seven.-
i:T.e
and
eleven
respectively,
wnere.
,
then,
was
weakness
found
In
thsse
the
alleged
'Llbersls'
last
less."
"This
government
can
carry
on
until
;
:.
rfcjascs
to
go
to
the
country,"
de-,
-land
the
mln'ster.
"In
talking
over!
r,he
s.tuation
with
Maj-or
Oray
before-
I
hand."
he
concluded,
"the
question
ofj
cabinet
rank
ar
ec.
Gray
told
me
he
was
:..ayor
and
would
not
give
up
the
poslti
m
for
a
portfolio.
He
felt
he
c;iuld
serve
his
eeaununity
best
by
re-ni.o:'ig
d
private
meiter."
ELEfllOX
DATE
VICTORIA.
Aug.
12.
It
was
announced
'
d
y
(jv
the
government
that
the
New
W:m:nster
bv-electl-tn
would
take
place
on
August
25
and
nominations
:liae
on
August
22.
WOOLLEN
MILLS
FOR
City
Asked
lo
Help
With
f
inancing
of
Concern
Which
Sees
Success
Ahead
VICTORIA,
Aug.
12.
Mayor
J.
Carl
Pendray
will
call
a
meeting
at
an
early
date
of
prominent
citizens
to
consider
f'nanclng
the
proposed
worsted
mill.
details
of
which
will
be
left
In
the
hands
of
His
Horshlp
and
the
Industrial
ccnunltteo.
Thla
.decision
was
come
to
at
a
meeting
of
the
city
council,
when
this
clause
of
the
Industrial
committee's
report
was
adopted.
Alderman
Holmes,
In
recommending
that
this
meeting
be
called,
said
he
had
heard
that
the
estimates
for
the
building
were
satisfactory.
"It
Is
already
known
that
after
full
Investigation
Mr.
J.
Moore
concludes
s
worated
mill
here
Is
assured
of
success
and
has
good
prospects
of
developing
Into
a
large
and
flourishing
Industry.
Detailed
figures
sent
up
by
Mr.
Moore
prove
this.
The
o"!y
question
remaining
Is
one
of
financing,
which
this
meeting
could
advise
us
on."
3ome
$310,000
Is
needed
to
establish
the
industry
here.
Mr.
Moore
Is
putting
up
MO
000.
so
that
the
total
capitalization
of
the
company
would
be
$250,000.
The
cost
of
erecting
building
will
be
about
S40.000.
SMALL
SHIPMENTS
OF
750
bushels.
WIKKI.KSS
KKPOttT.
the
GRAIN
FROM
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
12.
Only
two
parcel
shipments
of
grain
were
made
during
the
week
from
this
port
as
fol
lows:
Llna.
for
London,
74.687
bushels.
Point
Reyes,
for
Puerto,
Colombia,
18,-
8
a.m.
DIGBY
ISLAND.
Clear,
calm:
barometer,
35.04;
temperature,
60;
Bea
smooth:
11:50
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Any-ox.
left
Anyox
for
Stewart
at
9
pm.;
11:50
pjn.
spoke
steamer
Alameda,
Wrangell
for
Lake
Bay,
38
miles
from
Lake
Bay
at
6
p.m.;
3:55
ajn
spoke
steamer
Princess
Louise,
abeam
Port?
land
Island,
southbound;
4:40
am.
spoke
steamer
City
of
Vancouver,
bound
for
Grays
Harbor,
927
miles
from
Grays
Harbor.
BULL
HARBOR.
Cloudy,
fresh
southwest
wind;
barometer,
29.94;
temperature
51;
sea
moderate.
DEAD
TREE
POINT,
Part
cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
30.08;
temperature.
52;
sea
smooth.
NOOX
DIGBY
ISLAND.
Clear,
calm:
barometer.
30:10:
temperature.
64;
sea
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR.
Part
cloudy,
fresh
southwest
wind;
barometer,
29.99;
temperature.
55:
sea
moderate.
DEAD
TREE
POINT.
Part
cloudy,
light
southeast
wind:
oarometer.
30.11:
vtn.vr
.!:
V
-en
moderate
Urxe
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NKW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
4S7.
Mayor
Gray
Nominated
and
Pri
e
Five
tnts
ENGINEERS
1
i'AKE
SURVEY
OF
HIGHWAY
TO
TERRACE
C
q
rrpmiPY-f-n-hp
Was
Country
Doctor
Eleven
Years
Ago
WIS
FROM
PIUNCi:
EDWARD
ISLAND
AND
CROSSED
CON
TINENT
TO
HECO.ME
IIARIMVORKINC.
ItlCllT-llAND
MAN
TO
PREMIER
JOHN
OLIVER
ilJy
Charles
L.
Shaw,
in
Financial
Post)
-
windy
autumn
afternoon
eleven
years
ajro
a
country
doctor
sPtr
was
familiar
only
in
the
distant
community
where
he
lime,
walked
up
the
steps
of
the
ISritish
Columbia
parlia-iiiinjrs
in
Victoria
to
tackle
a
job
which
a
few
days
before
ever
imagined
would
be
his.
ountry
doctor
appeared
in
the
capital
city
just
a
fewf
-
ihr
Liberals,
led
by
the
late
Harlan
Carey
Rrewster,
had
into
power
by
a
landslide
vote.
The
overwhelming
vic-.;
red
even
Rrewster
and
when
the
smoke
of
campaign
:lcrd
away
be
made
a
hurried
aurvey
DELANEY
WON
P1BUT
,J
YOUNG
LADS
FROM
UZCUDUN
.
Spaniard
Iteaten
on
a
Foul
After
Persistent
Warnings
from
Referee
New
Westminster
Election
Will
Take
Place
Very
Soon
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
August
12.
Mayor
Gray
was
nominated
to
contest
New
Westminster
at
the
by-election
!
made
necessary
through
the
death
of
the
late
Dr.
Rothwell.
A
Liberal
convention
was
held
here
last
night
and
Gray
was
the
unani-
at
bids
af
lOe
and
&sand
11c
and
Sc.
were
rommmed
for
trial
on
a
charge
of
mOUS
cnoice.
The
arnvau
aod
aal-M
were
a
taitow
murder
in
c-mt!on
with
the
death:
Acting
Premier
Mac
Lean
announced
that
the
election
would
.imrrhtiu
l
of
otto
Boach.
following
an
affray
on.be
held
before
September
1.
Elect,
aaeo
peuaa.
to
Canadian
the
rcd
beneath
a
freight
car
ocar
Speaking
in
support
of
Gray,
Dr.
MacLean
said
there
were
Han
it
oow
stcngw
Oo
io.7c
and
6c.
!
Ruby
creek.
The
preliminary
trui
took
three
critical
divisions
in
the
House
last
session
and
the
govern-
Bfioui
ii..
iw
pounos.
to
canaaian
place
before
Magistrate
Johnson
here
.tsh
&
C
Id
4tor
j.
12.8c
and
6c.
,yeitrrday
They
will
be
tried
at
the
:
FIGHT
OVER
WOMAN
ENDS
IN
KILLING
SEATTLE,
Aug.
12.
David
Ooss,
28
years
of
age,
a
seaman,
and
Jennie
Puroell,
22,
are
held
In
the,
city
Jail
in
connection
with
the
death
of
Jake
De-ouag.
4.
.
It
Is
declared
by
the
police
that
Jake
had
been
stabbed
In
a
tight
over
a
woman,
f
Oos
told
the
investigators
that
he
stabbed
Deyoucg
In
self
defense-
last
Saturday.
Ttf
n
idled
yesterday
as
rece
received.
VICTORIA
PROPOSED
re,uU
-
HIGH
PRICES
CITY
PROPERTY
Three
Out
of
Six
Government
Lots
Disposed
of
Hut
Others
Held
Too
High
Three
of
six
provincial
government-
owned
city
lots
which
were
offered
for
sale
at
auction
by
Government
Agent
Norman
A.
Watt
yesterday
afternoon
were
sold.
In
each
case,
he
upset
price
was
offered.
tThe
lots
offered
for
sale
and
their
disposition
follows:
Let
9,
Block
1,
Section
5.
upset
pries
$1350;
no
bid.
Lot
10,
Block
1,
Section
5,
upset
pries
$1,850:
no
bid.
Lot
B,
Block
23,
Section
1,
upset
price
$3
.500:
sold
to
Ross
Bros
(67
taxi).
Lot
10.
Block
23,
Section
1,
upset
pries
(5.750:
sold
to
Douglas
Sutherland.
Lot
7,
Block
3.
Section
2.
upset
price
$200.
sold
to
Frank
Dlbb.
Lot
I.
Block
8,
Section
7,
Upet
price
$425;
no
bid.
INDIAN
IS
COMMITTED
Peter
Whitewash,
CharKcd
With
Attempted
Murder
of
Officer,
Will
be
Tried
by
Jury
Peter
Whitewash.
Indian,
who
is
alleged
to
have
shot
Provincial
Constable
Williams
of
Bella
Cool
a
tn
the
hand
last
week,
was
committed
for
trial
by
Magistrate
Hills
at
Bella
Coola
early
this
week
on
a
charge
of
attempted
murder
and
has
been
taken
by
Sergeant
Alex
McNeill,
who
went
south
to
Investigate
the
Incident,
to
Okalla
prison
wheTe
he
will
await
trial
by
Jury
at
the
next
session
of
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
to
be
held
here
In
November.
killedTkrossing
'
BY
C.P.R.
EXPRESS
RICHFORD,
Vt
Aug.
12.
Mr.
and
Mrs.,
Stoiige
of
Quebec
saw
their
four
children
killed
here
yesterday
when
the
C.P,R.
Express
train
struck
the
suto
in
which
they
were
all
returning
home
at
a
grade
crossing.
HELEN
WILLS
BEATS
JOAN
FRYE
AT
TENNIS
FOREST
HILLS.
N.Y..
Aug.
12.
Miss
Helen
Wills
defeated
Miss
Joan
Frye
of
England
6-2.
6-0
in
the
Wlghtman
Cup