CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Everyone
read
the
Classified
Ads.
Jf
you
lose,
advertise
for
It.
If
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Wnatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
I
C1BT
THE
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
j
MINISTER
IINANf
E
KIIOMH
THAT
IT
IV
AH
TORY
PARTY
THAT
(iOT
HEAD
TAX
PROCEEDS
ANOOUVJCR.
July
IS
Hon.
Dugald
.
Khy.
mini
i
r
of
finance,
charged
'.
federal
and
provincial
Conserva-
with
Indifference
to
the
problem
Ontntal
mission
years
ago
When
mutter
should
have
received
etten-He
said
that
m
llt
toe
bead
i.
Chinese
amounted
to
tl.TM.0M
,
the
Conservative
government
re-ii
and
now
the
Conservatives
were
.
:..
lay
the
blame
for
Oriental
In-:.
in
the
Liberal
lap
ITALIANS
CREW
MAY
RERESCUED
TliOM.HT
THEY
MY
NOT
UK
"AR
A
WAV
AM
AMINDEN
MAY
HE
HUH
THEM
Moscow.
July
is
Hope
tor
the
v
of
ats
men
carried
off
in
the
oi
the
Italia
oo
May
and
1en
.
lor
lost
has
been
revived
by
re
.
:u
mrtirmtin
Lha
location
of
the
up
la
known.
i.ienerei
Noblle
at
Klnga
Bay
sent
message
to
the
Kraasln
stating
that
,r
urt.up
was
not
far
from
the
pres-
i:i
iw
Ktbsn
of
Uw
lee-breaker.
With
M'sr
reports
not
confirmed
came
o.ihI
In
Moscow
of
the
belief
that
"winiiiden.
the
miwlng
eaplorer,
M
iy
to
have
joined
this
froup
'n
hta
to
Hlght
from
Norway.
FIVE
RESCUED
OF
ITALIA
CREW
I'lTltlllll
MAIIOONEII
I'AHTV
KOI
Nil
IIV
K'K-IIKEAKEIl
KltAS-SIN.
MAKINO
MCVEN
IN
AIL
HOME,
July
IS.
It
Is
reported
that
in
i
r
-breaker
Kraasln
has
reacued
the
up
of
five
men
who
were
detecned
i
mm
the
Mobile
marooned
praty,
mak-,cven
Men-In
all
that
the
Krassin
raacued
eOlve
withut
34
hour.
ll
latest
group
comprises
Navglator
Vh.i.o,
u
Meix
tolagitV
Urhounelu
Radio
th.
thcjbroke
'flir80
Bnlnorr
Trol-
DR.
KING
ADVISED
NOT
TO
CHANGE
NEGOTIATORS
FOR
THE
P.G.E.
RAILWAY
REVBLSTOKK.
July
13.
Dr.
J.
H,
Kn
k
tederal
ivwnM
minister
mtaiswr
va
of
health,
inww,
spoke
'
line.
(ew
weeks
has
been
esgagtd
In
a
cruise
down
the
Alatknn
eoast
from
as
far
out
as
the
Aleutian
Islands.
Prom
here
she
knoU.
The
snip
Is
somewhat
and
of
more
modern
equipment
r
-
J
,..
V
XVIIt,
No.
1G3.
WieWwar
Rrlstling
with
her
mass
of
armament,
and
her
decltg
Hired
with
smiling
Jack
Tars
who
are
apparently
looking
forward
Is)
their
visit
in
this
port,
1I.M.S.
Durban,
Capt.
George
Lincoln
Cdlexfdge,
attached
to
the
China
station,
slipped
unostentatiously
into
Prince
Rupert
Harbor
at
10.30
this
morning
from
Port
Simpspn
and
was
soon
moored
alongside
C.N.R.
dock
No.
1
and
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer
headquarters
for
a
visit
which
will
end
next
Wednesday
morning.
A
formidable
example
of
old
Britannia's
might
on
the
seas,
H.M.S.
Durban
is
engaged
in
an
extensive
cruise
of
the
Pacific
jut
to
"show
the
ootors"
and
It
la
th
Si.r2
MARTIN
WINNER
wlU
proceed
to
the
Qwrnn
Charlotte
,
Island
and
later
to
Vancouver.
The
Durban
was
completed
at
Often-ock.
Scotland,
by
Soott's
Engineering
and
Shipbuilding
Oo.
and
was
oommtusloncd
a
year
later.
She
belong
to
toe
UgM
Nnill(R
itr
can'ADIANH
IJI'ALIEY
cruiser
"D"
eWs.
Of
Mm
and
to
SIXOM
AM.
1IIIKII
PLACES
471
feet
6
Inches
long.
48
feet
0
Inches
TAKHN
ll
1IILM
beam
and
14
feet
0,
Inches
depth.
She
-
-
-u
sisut
Ks
si
svnstawf
nf
Ifil
11
U
Vli
VUIUM
as
mntm
large
HJIS.
Colombo
of
the
North
America
MKIIll.
WINKEW
(JETS
111
Of
f,
01
ad
West
Indies
squadron
watch
we
i-OWMVLE
1SS
AT
IiUlJi
.
iJu-Wrelaat
year.
IlettrOttmcttt
iiWlllsti
t
-IJ
ITMyY
"
at
jiz
alX'tecb
zun.
three
four-toe
-
.r,j..irr.ft
ruiu
four
three-DOUOsMs,
!
BtDLsTT.
Bncland.
'Jfir
IS-
A.
.
two
twa-counders.
eltht
UwU
cons
and
Martin
of
Olasfow.
nephew
of
Lieut
twelve
twenty-one
Inch
torpedo
tubes
Alex.
Martin
lULukmMt
at
the
Roval
Oanadlan
.
i
.
.
Duu
TMiiht
there
aon
of
Victoria.
ik.
u.Kt
raur
i
Toronto,
Tomorrow
afternoon
there
will
be
a
;
Monday
night
men
from
the
cruiser,
wUl
compete
against
teeal
adepts
of
the.
boMng
game
In
a
tournament
at
the
Orand
Terminal
dub.
A
second
root-,
t
ball
game
will
be
heW
en
Tuesdaj
the
warshlB
participate
In
the
Prince
Rupert
Swimming
Otub'
gaU
at
we
.it
tke
and
in
tbe
regatta,
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Yacht
It
Rowing
Club.
th
r
wKieh
events
will
be
held
on!
Sunday.
Lending
partfcw
from
HM
Durban,
during
the
ahlp-
uy
here,
will,
It
Is
expected,
have
drill
and
route
marches
through
the
principal
tteeU
of
the
city.
Hour
that
the
ship
will
be
open
for
public
Inspeotten
wUl
be
announced
later
Boon
after
tne
Durban
was
tied
up,
Lieut.
Walter
Hume,
commanding
officer
of
the
loeal
detachment
of
the
IU..I
Osnadlan
Navy
Volunteer
Re-
rve.
went
aboard
to
pay
his
reapeota
to
Ospt.
Coleridge.
This
morning
Col.
8
P
MeMordle.
DBO,
mayor
of
Prince
'rm1
U
on
Rupert.
pa
Oolerldfe
who
wMl
return
the
call
this
afternoon.
.
L.
.
vrrv
creditable
band
CARNEGIE
MILLIONAIRE
DIED
AT
NEW
YORK
lOUAY
,,,vnn
Juiv
IS.
Alexander
peacock,
one
of
the
forty
men
Carnegie
nudTlnto
millionaire.,
died
here
aged
million.
He
came
M
worth
twenty
from
Scotland
a
penniless
.boy.
uivt-.nisil
THEORY
wn.tAL
July
13-The
Bwedl.h
...
it..nnl-.
ued
80.
scientist
KicukM.
one
vtrlp
of
lnnd.
arrived
.
.
.
vnnet.
I,.
.
.
.
.
.
.
-
J
'
.
.
-
Mvm.
hf
SlUQJ
w,
--o
...
"u
ipon
m
iioo.
ut.
ouwjenwiu
km
nere
t"
Hlw
'
.
N1"ld
.,,,,,iiiiiJ
'
end
""vised
tbe
oie.-u.ni
not
to
change
ne-
Won
his
theory
tnat
onc'
K'
tiators
for
the
PjO.B.
aareement
at
Labrador
and
Oreenland
.
Jmiln
SECOND
STAGE
KING'S
PRIZE
GOOD
MARKSMANSHIP
ot
uunrr,
won
uie
su-
tour
to
Prince
Oeorge.
at
all
point
Hon
T
D.
PattuUo
was
given
an
excellent
reception
and
th
Minister
of
Land
wires
from
Prince
Oeorgo
this
morning
to
sy
that
It
can
be
stated
with
every
confidence
that
every
Literal
candidate
along
the
line
of
the
Canadian
National
will
be
elected.
That
Includes
H.
O.
Perry
of
Prince
Oeorge
In
whose
Interests
a
meeting
waa
held
there
last
night.
BLEW
OUT
TIRE
AND
STRUCK
TELEPHONE
dot
i?
at
VANrni
i
uaiii
ni
VAJICOUVBR.
July
13
Miss
Jean
thoard
HMS
Durban
which
played
as
Ferguson
of
Boston
Bar.
B.
C
.
died
at
thTvessel
wa
entering
the
harhor
today
;
tbe
Hospital
todsy
as
a
result
of
In-
,.h
wl,i
no
doubt
be
heard
fur-
Juries
received
when
the
car
In
which
.
'
.hin-s
.tsv.
There
1
she
was
driving
blew
out
a
tire
and
inn
uu.
...
--
.
also
a
good
orchestra.
careened
agnlnst
a
telephone
pole
on
the
Klngsway
In
South
Vancouver.
FRANK
BURRILLOF
!lllIWJ"
1
.IN
VICTORIA
PASSES
VIOTORIA,
July
18.
Frank
Burrlll,
an
old
timer
ot
tola
city
who
wa
born
In
Yorkshire,
England
In
1800
died
today.
He
waa
for
many
years
chief
accountant
for
the
real
estate
and
brokerage
firm
of
Pern
ber
ton
ti
Son
and
la
well
known
in
the
city.
I'KUE
OK
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
Julv
13
Whent
here
today
waa
quoted
at
1
S6V
set.
She
was
buUt
in
ltlS
at
oiasgow
to
be
used
as
a
mystery
ship
In
the
War.
subwquenUy
being
acquired
by
Oapt
Hancock
who
use
the
vessel
as
a
yacht
as
weil
as
a
fruit
carrier
along
in
cash
siJO
a
gallon.
Witness
explained
tfeey
could
pay
this
because
the
alcohol
wa
resold
at
prices
ranging
from
eight
to
ten
dollara
S
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPEHT,
fc.C
..
FRIDAY,
JULY
13,
1D28
VESSEL
IN
PORT
Premier
Maclean
Tells
Why
People
of
British
Columbia
Will
Return
'
His
Government
to
Carry
on
Vork
VICTORIA,
July
13.
"I
am
convinced
that
the
people
of
this
province
have
made
up
their
minis
to
keep
the
government
in
of
ficV
because
they
are
satisfied
with
it
and
the
condition
of
the
country,"
Premier
MacLean
said
here.
"I
have
viited
almost
every
constituency
ef
the
province
and
I
have
absolutely
no
coubt
about
the
verdict
of
the
elector!!.
The
government
will
return
after
the
poll
with
a
strcnslh
greatly
increased
over
its
former
standing
in
the
Legislature.
"I
have
found
everywhere
a
feeling
that
the
government
should
be
allowed
to
continue
its
work,
and
nowhere
have
I
been
any
real
hostility
to
tt.
No
audience
which
1
addressed
in
my
entire
cur
was
hostile
to
the
administration.
"The
great
body
cf
independent
vctera,
as
well
as
many
formerly
Conterveiives,
will
vote
for
Liberal
candidates
for
two
reasons:
First,
because
our
candidates
are
in
every
riding
men
or
out
landing
character
and
integrity;
and
second,
because
absolutely
no
good
reason
has
been
shown
by
our
opponents
why
we
shculd
be
replaced
by
them.
The
pecpfe
oi
British
Columbia,
I
believe,
have
already
weighed
the
Iwuen
of
this
election
end
decided
that
the
government
i
entitled
to
their
confidence
net
enly
ftr
what
it
has
done
but
In
what
its
program
will
mean
to
Ithe
future
of
the,
province."
Yacht
Oaxaca
Ashore
Wrangeil
Narrows
but
None
Aboard
in
Danger
'..'2?J2J!FZ2L.
T
T?JrJbLZ
X
.hl
Word
was
received
locally
this
morning
that
the
private
steam
-J
"
j
P,t.nTt,b
STuH.
ot
Poeet-jyacht
Oaxaca.
owned
and
commanded
by
Capt
G.
Allan
Hancock
Twit
hundir
and
twntr
oniotra
di
iso.
is
rtnxv.ea
uuiuuim
iv
w.
now
or
UUr.
to
ptrtlc.pt
t
aim
and
men
make
up
the
iBmpscmcnt
oi
oergeant
swwnwn
w
v-...
.
a
C
TOSS
me
l
acme
jct-un,
asuuic
ucoi
nctn
iau
(ecuiw
any
of
the
girts
HMS.
Durbna.
sectnd
with
its
and
twrge-nt
Burton
:
gf
pa8?
Wrangeil
Narrows.
Capt.
Hancock,
his
fourteen
pas-
-n
only
stlpulsttoo
that
The
Dally
exteutaisment
PRtMiKAM
vicfcrt
third
wiw
its.
.,
Mngerg
an(j
thirty-five
members
of
the
crew,
mostly
Mexicans,
are
News
makes
in
connection
with
est-....t,
k.v
bm
aosnnleted
for
i
8etral
OanadUna
qualified.
""!
.,,
.
.
,
i
Hsncror
and
whilp
first
rcnorts
were
rather
tracts
la
that
no
employee
In
the
"
.Wu.
kalnsi
T.lsalS
miflfsw
IkT
IIUbVWB..
I
mw.ww.
-
.
the
entertainment
of
ofneers
and
men
Teton."
.
-
'
MOTOR
LICENSE
FEES
SENT
OUT
Bribe
Money
Alleged
to
Been
Paid
to
Customs
Officer
for
Release
from
Bonded
Warehouse
The
Dally
Mews.
This
great
Distribution,
the
liberality
of
which
far
surpass
s
anything
ever
before
attempted
In
this
entire
aaetton
wall
break
all
record
in
the
annals
of
newapaperdom
in
Northern
B.
C.
ABSENCE
OK
KEO
TAPE
There
la
to
he
no
red
tape
connected
with
this
Olft
Oampatgo
The
Olfts.
both
CASH
and
MOTOR
CARS,
are
to
be
distributed
ahsotwtety
Free.
Any
man
or
woman,
bay
ot
girl,
married
or
atodte.
restdlag
km
this
vlsSesty
to.
eligible
to
enter
ttao
rtr"
campaign
and
to
awSSM
m,m?l&
Gifts
Tree.
It
la
not
necessary
that
the
candidates
or
partlelpaata
be
a
subscriber
to
The
Dally
News.
Every
participant
Is
absolutely
guaranteed
lone
of
the
two
fine
motor
cars
or
a.
TZtTot
alarming,
latest
word
is
that
the
palatial
yacht
is
in
no
danger
of
-nj
-
iwnjr
.
.inm....
Th
.
...
.,
k.
.uMiM.
of
the
Ijeal
aergeant
Rgn
oi
viciora.
snt
J
'
Alaska
el
SalvflL'p
rl
Co.
is
sendinir
tuirs
.
t
from,01
of
htr
muBal"t
UnmedUte
Iuue
families
cm
enter
roam
oi
ssomrea.
uu
,
.
-----
---
--
OPPOKTl'NITIES
AKE
EOl'.lL
J
(WHniwi
...
v
.
,
wUl
be
a
football
game
between
HUB.
Tnree
oer
-
Tbe
Oasaoa
aJUDVClU
Ml
lit;
ttVBlVVttllW
WsV
HIV
'uvu
awnvae
which
m
oa
a
crulm
'
Durban
and
Prince
Rupert.
Local
so-
chance
to
qualify
m
"!to
Alaska,
when
too
accident
occurred.
oxaea'
atrandlng
clety
wUl
forecather
at
9
p
for
a
lo"''-1
''
,
-
.
w
'
registered
at
Panama
Hoi
lad
8plka
Rock
.ii
in
honor
of
Uie
eaotain
and
orn-,
Kiddle
of
Torunto,
aergean:
uaweon
f
176Q
.bout
the
aloe
and
Ctrporal
Davlea
of
Vte-.
Itam8T
prmoe
Charles.
cricket
match
between
representative
.....i
.w.
.u
.tui
it
M
ft
Durtaaa
and
on
tt
T
t
I'ATTn.M)
MIKIW
UHllttl.
CANIHIIATBM
AIL
HILL
UK
ELECTED
Following
a
speaking
u"
.
i
.
.kM,mh
Mink
rviiumtii
It
is
also
ptanned
to
nave
men
iran
t
"
'
although
a
much
finer
appearing
ves
It
moke
no
difference
whore
a
candidate
Uvea,
so
far
a
hi
or
her
between
Burnt
chances
of
winning
the
biggest
gtfta
aie
eoaeerned.
Tbe
dtotrtowtkm
ot
the
automobiles
and
all
cash
prices
have
been
so
arranged
that
each
candidate
wul
have
an
equal
opportunity.
One
of
the
motor
cars
and
Just
as
many
cash
gilts
aa
there
are
active
participants
must
be
swarded
in
the
city
of
Prince
Rupert;
and
oo
of
the
ci
r
and
Just
ss
many
cash
award
as
the
California
and
Mexican
coasts.
The
;
th
tlTt
participants
will
be
vessel
is
Of
modern
and
elaborate
p-1
VICTORIA.
July
IS
Motor
lieena
awrCad
cutalde
of
Prince
Rupert.
By
pointmeats.
She
called
here
for
a
fs
distributed
In
British
Oggumbla
Lhte
arrangement
peraona
residing
out
day
last
week
northbound.
,
m
unlet
bsllUss
today
total
W4
MO.
Of
,la
0(
prfince
Rupert
baas
the
aasae
op-
Capt.
W.
8.
Mcorehouse
U
the
pilot
thla
amount
mnee
Rupert
get
st.tji.
portunlty
as
rsektenu
or
Prtnee
Rupert
aboard
the
vessel.
rnn
uwti,
h.ii.
v.ui-.
n(j
Tloc
vers
Latest
report
give
the
scene
of
the
Smlthers.
son;
and
Terrace,
sow.
Candidates
living
outside
of
Rupert
do
not
have
to
oocnBote
wita
those
living
m
Prfncs
Rupert
for
eltbor
cars
or
cash
prices.
lltlEMIS
HELP
CAMlIIIATI
Polks
who
have
never
taken
part
In
a
voting
campaign
of
this
magnitude
are
una
bis
to
realts
bow
rapidly
their
vote
total
accumulate.
Once
tbe
tan
la
made,
they
pile
up
like
magic
Subsoriptlons
and
coupons
wlU
secure
.
i
.
-
tH
.
k.
fbH.
m.mi
Evidence
that
"bribe
money"
had
VANCOUVER.
July
13.
-
And
it
u
not
espscted
been
paid
to
A.
W.
Scovil,
excise
officer,
for
release
from
bonded
th.,
cadKute
wui
depend
wholly
warehouse
of
the
B.C.
Vinegar
Company
of
large
quantities
of
grain
1
upoi,
their
own
efforts
friends
wui
alcohol
whit
h
had
ostensibly
been
purchased
for
the
manufacture
of
;
help
them
to
gather
vote
and
what
a
vlntr
whs
iriron
vesterdav
bv
James
Hall
before
Gordon
C.
Lind-
merry
pastime
it
will
be
with
bounti-
av
of
Toronto,
who
is
conducting
a
commission
here
into
the
charges
that
certain
companies
committed
violations
of
the
excise!
1ft
WSs
Witness
was
president
of
the
Sunset
Vinegar
Company
and
its
successor,
the
ll.C.
Vinetrar
Co.,
until
November
last.
A.
B.
Macdonald,
ICO.,
oouneei
to
paid
from
$40
to
as
high
aa
tW
a
berth.,
aommlsslou.
ettalted
from
witness
rel."
replied
witness.
th.t
had
submitted
Information
to
"Did
you
ever
pay
money
to
Deeley.
priso.
ful
rewards
at
the
end.
There
are
plenty
of
prises
to
go
around
among
the
hustlers
Indeed
there
Is
a
prise,
either
cash
or
a
car.
far
every
active
participant
The
plan
la
a
oompeCUvee
one
and
wul
be
conducted
oa
a
business
bads.
The
bigger
your
leffert
the
bigger
your
the
National
ReTemie
Department
and
,
the
eiloe
offteerr
asked
the
ostniasislon
i
Turn
now
to
page
4
and
5
of
this
h.i
noueated
itnmunltv
and
moiety
un-!
counsel.
:
Isatlo
and
lead
tne
Dig
tnamisoswni
o,.
vtae
tax..
"Notva
dlmV.
,
Oft-
u
.ea
Iter
yourealf
the
unprecedented
The
alcohol,
assorting
to,
Ball,
bad
eddellhill
bWV
fiUkMStplty
The
DaUy
News
la
placing
been
-purchased
from
.
the
B.O,
DitlHerWf
viL
fts
,lm
Wjderstanding
"J
t0iAO','u
1
,tm
tor
on
whKh
billed
the
VhiernQtrBPCrWltMwIiJilie
with
Deeiey.
but
0f
the
automobiles
by
sending
In
your
o,.
.
iin.
in
addition,
the
VUMtar
Deeley.
according
to
Ball.
"Would
not
nomination
blink
or
that
of
a
friend
Oo.
through
Ball,
toftordlng
to
tne
tot-
work
with
him."
and
he.
Ball,
"did
today.
Do
it
now
ter
Dald
the
distillery
"on
tbe
aide"
;
not
know
Deeley.
Tne
uany
news
campaign
Under
further
croes-examinsiion
tne
secona
jiuur
oi
iw
mm
wealed
that
8oovil
wa
not
an
exelse
is
open
every
day
from
In
the
morn-offloer.
The
alcohol
had
been
released
'
Ing
until
8
each
evening.
"with
the
connivance"
of
Frederick!
Deelev.
excise
officer.
Ball
did
not
Mr.
and
Mrs.
William
Brass
returned
"How
wss
the
alcohol
released
from
know
this
of
his
own
knowledge
and
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Rupert
this
the
bonded
warehouse-"
Inquired
Msc-1
hsd
never
paid
money
to
Deeley
but
morning
from
a
trip
to
Victoria
where
donald.
'
lie
impllcsted
the
latter
through
Scovil.
Mr
Brass
participated
"Through
Bii-angement
with
Scovil
who.
lie
ld,
'
divide
the
excise
officer,
tor
which
he
Wi
Deeley
the
bribe
wuuey.
the
rectnt
with
mutual
"hoot
of
the
British
oluinbln
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinner
Thursday
and
Saturday
Dancing
every
.Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
I'hone
457
Pricei
Five
Cents
PREMIER
MACLEAN
SEES
ALMOST
CERTAIN
VICTORY
AHEAD
EDITORIAL
UEWAKE
STAMPEDE
EFFORT
Vigorous
attempt
are
being
r
d
y
the
Conservatives,
both
.
rv
and
in
the
south,
to
show
!
at
their
party
is
winning
in
ji-rsmt
election.
All
kinds
of
)';.
arandH
arc
being
sent
out
in
irn
i
ltrt
to
create
a
last
moment
Lamped.
tliitors
are
warned
against
ah
a
movement.
It
is
purely
id
:i
l
it
ial
and
does
not
represent
i
real
sentiment
of
the
electors
Ihtormation
received
here
is
ii
tl:.:
Maclean
government
will
v,
.i:
all
along
the
line,
especially
Northern
and
Central
British
i
umltia.
The
people
generally
-atified
that
the
present
..
i
i
mi
nt
is
better
than
any
the
i
i,
-crvattve
party
could
give.
CONSERVATIVES
ARE
BLAMED
FOR
ORIENTALS
HERE
Cruiser
Durban
Arrives
Visit
to
Prince
Rupert
Ambitious
Program
of
Sport
and
Social
Events
Arranged
for
Their
Entertainment
While
Here
Prizes
Valued
at
$4,000
Offered
to
Readers
of
Northern
B.C.'s
Paper
"Daily
News
in
Every
Home"
is
Slogan
and
Fine
New
Automobiles
are
Being
Given
Away
as
Well
as
Cash
Offering
a
magnificent
array
of
wonderful
GIFTS,
The
News
is
announcing
one
of
the
most
lavish
automobile
and
cash
prize
.
campaigns
ever
c
nducted
in
Prince
Rupert
or
this
section,
and
the
;
sole
purpose
of
this
Great
Free
Gift
Distribution
is
the
placing
of
'
a
copy
of
The
News
in
every
home
in
this
entire
section,
j
More
than
$4,000
in
FREE
PRIZES
including
two
of
the
most
'
popular
standard
automobiles,
of
the
latest
1928
models,
both
pur-
chased
from
local
dealers,
plus
hundreds
of
dollars
in
cash
prizes,
j
In
fact
at
many
gifts
as
there
are
active
participants,
to
be
awarded
to
men.
women,
boys
and
flrts
of
-
-
-
-
-
I
this
section
In
the
nest
lew
wees
T
-T
i
Tri"!.
Tlin
1
TAT"!
fiMfiU
fAKADEi
IS
THREATENED
HOIKIIAIIOKS
I'KOTEST
AOAIXST
IMPRISONMENT
OK
ONE
OK
PEOPLE
IN
NOVEL
MANNER
XMJSOH.
July
IS.
Doukhabors
protesting
gVf.
tne
Imprisonment
of
one
of
their
people
threaten
to
parade
pajMd.
PeJlM
oJUjBitf)U
Jjetper
.
are
keeping
a
constant
watch
to
prevent
:ie
men
and
women
from
Doukhabor
settlements
returning
to
the
city
to
recommence
the
famous
naked
parades
of
years
ago.
WARSPITE
HIT
IN
THE
AEGEAN
KLAOMIIP
Of
VICE-ADMIRAL
It
TANK
FLOODED
HIT
OTHERWISE
NOT
INURED
LOKDON.
July
to.
The
battleship
Warsplte
struck
an
tsagttarted
obstruction
In
the
Aegean
Sea
and
sustained
alight
damage.
Three
double-bottomed
compartments
were
flooded.
The
warahip
la
the
flagship
ot
Vice-
Admiral
Jelly,
second
in
command
of
the
Meiiterranean
fleet.
GOVERNOR
IS
GIVING
PRIZES
TIIOt'MAMI
DOLLAR
TO
E.NCOIR.
A(1E
LETTl.ltH
AND
ART
IX
DOMINION
OTTAWA,
July
IS
The
Governor
General
is
offering
prise
totalling
In
value
a
thousand
doUara
for
competition
in
music,
drama,
painting
and
sculpture
with
a
view
to
encourage
arts
and
letters.
Tbe
competition
is
llatltad
to
British
subjects
resident
n
Canada.
In
provincial
police
court
yesterday
afternoon
before
Stipendiary
Magistrate
H.
P.
McLeod.
ab
Indian
was
'Ined
2.
with
the
option
of
thirty
days'
imprisonment,
for
fishing
with
an
anchored
net
which
Is
oontrsry
to
the
iegulstloru
OXINC
TONIGHT
AT
9
o'clock
Exhibition
Building
Hounds
10
Battling
GURyiCH
RAY
CLARK
of
Itellingham
5
(iood
preliminaries
S
Reserved
Seats
now
on
sale
at
S1.65.
General
admission,
$1.10
Tax
included.