25
TAXI
nd;
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Slind:
Exchange
liulldlnc
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
XI'
)K4.
Mud
doubles-Mi.
Williams
and
8.
":k-ood,
Vetera:-
h.
Q,
Onrrelt
of
Victoria.
hi
Tie
:
r
1Y
ARMOUR
GOLF
CHAMPION
American
Win
First
Ten
Places
una
Canadian
Comes
Next
Toronto
.,
nl
"
irara;
Armour,
"Pen
f'ilf
ih,mnlnihl.
o
K
.
;
'x18
m
288.
Macdonald
!:ru
v
"'""ainz
cnamplon
waaone
bcutna
with
289.
v
took
the
first
ten
places.
C
L
"Y
'
bton
being
the
first
w,
KETCHIKAN
BEAT
HYDER
BASEBALL
ri.rllanil
Canal
PUjer
Seriously
Injured
In
(lame
Playrd
at
Week-end
Th
Hyder
baseball
team
Journeyed
at
the
end
ot
me
ween
mi
r.ru)inu
for
a
aeries
of
two
games
both
of
which
tbe
home
am
won
by
respective
score
of
18
to
8
and
6
to
o.
The
flrt
game
was
marred
by
an
accident
when
Barney
ond
Kinney,
both
Hyder.
In
pursuit
of
a
stinging
line
drive,
collided.
Both
were
knocked
out
and
the
latter
sustained
injuries
to
his
head
and
face
as
a
result
of
which
he
was
left
a
patient
in
the
Ketchikan
hospital.
RICH
GOLD
ORE
FOUND
IN
CALIFORNIA
MINE
EUREKA,
Aug.
8.
A
gold
vein
est!
ton
was
un
to
run
.3.000
a
covered
at
Red
Clap
Creek
northwest
of
nnmboldt
country.
It
I
reported
that
there
Is
120.000
of
gold
bearing
ore
In
sight.
TOLMIE
STJCKS
TO
GUNS
AS
VICTORIA,
AuK.
8.
-
In
a
message
from
Ottawa,
Dr.
S.
F.
T'ml8a,dfr';
to
retire
from
atatlng
that
fte
was
'
port
,
-,itn
"total-
the
Conservative
iru.
-r
ly
without
foundation.'
A
I
TO
SMAXH
tJl-KUKC.
people
were
8
-Three
Aug.
w
QUEBEC.
.
in
an
auto-
kineci
ana
.
iulue
rrf
.v..
.
.
.
L
near
Montloy
yesteraay.
-
va
iiiin
uimna
inniriw
i
innnnf
hiiuii
'-t
...
"
Berube.
Mrs.
"ii
reaned.
from
31
mil-'The
dead
re
-
-
'
'"''"v'"'
million
in
1823.
ir:n:'k
Di.ni
She
Two
Shacks
Hurned
on
Waterfront
and
Sidewalk
Ignited
Third
Avenue
The
fire
brigade
responded
to
two
call
on
Saturday
and
one
on
Sunday
afternoon.
The
first
call
on.
Saturday
at
5:30
pm.
wan
from
Fifth
Avenue
where
a
bush
fire
bryond
the
hospital
started.
It
was
easily
ttxlngulshed.
At
6:45
p.m.
a
call
was
received
from
the
shacks
beyond
the
elevator,
locally
known
as
8krenavllle.
Here
two
shack
were
destroyed,
owing
to
lack
of
water.
The
firemen
concentrated
on
prevent
ing
the
fire
from
spreading
and
were
successful
In
doing
so
by
use
of
chemical
extinguishers
and
the
water
from
the
harbor.
On
Sunday
at
3:30
pjn.
a
cigarette
end
thrown
on
the
aldewalk
at
the
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
First
Street
Ignited
the
boards
but
the
fire
was
easily
put
out.
KILLED
AS
RESULT
OF
FLYING
TIMBER
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
8.-truck
by
fly
ing
timber
at
a
sawmill
at
Marpolc
near
here,
an
employee,
Harry
Thomas,
22
year
of
age,
sustained
Injuries
which
resulted
In
his
death
at
the
hos
jMlal
last
evening.
I.KHSAHI)
IIIKI).
TORONTO,
Aug.
8.
Major
General
Francois
Lessard
died
yesterday
at
his
home
near
here
aged
66.
RASEftALL
Native
Sons
vs.
fiyros.
Tonight
at
6.45
Wmm
PRINCE
Rl'PEKT.
B.C..
M,'
M
Y.
AlGl'ST
8.
1927
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
FUNERAL
OF
IRISH
MINISTER
:
AO
Ireland
in
mounng
pay.s
trit.ute
of
respect
to
Mr.
Kevin
0'Higgins,
following
his
asasiinaii
m
in
Dublin.
Colemn
Requiem
mass
was.
held
in
Westland
Row
f'hapel.
FROST
MADE
PRICES
SOAR
Unconfirmed
Reports
of
Dam-ket
This
Morning
HIXMnxi.
,tu.
k
I'nronfonned
reHrt
of
f
ru-t
ijince
kent
Die
market
up
a
mnrh
a,
elgtit
and
a
liulf
wr
rent
er
huoliel
on
the
grain
prhange
here
thl
morning,
the
niarkrt
liming
at
neven
hither.
CiMrve
grain
al
ailtantrd.
l'rut
li
rrMrtrd
at
MMeJ:iw,
SakHlMn,
rrlnce
Albert,
and
KfRlna.
but
It
I
not
knoMii
whether
or
not
Hie
wheat
I
dJiiiageil.
Report
rerelted
herr
fnim
riil-ri
how
thai
advance
were
alo
made
In
the
prlrrn
there.
SEVERAL
FIRE
CALLS
MAD
Differences
Between
Britain
and
U.S.
Lo
Not
Affect
Friendship
Between
Them
Says
Baldwin
FORT
ERIE.
August
8.
The
Prince
of
Wales
dedicated
the
international
bridge
between
Fort
Erie,
Ontario,
and
Ruffalo
yes
terday.
The
speakers
included
the
two
princes,
the
premier
of
Rritain
and
Canada;
the
American
vice-president,
the
secretary
of
state,
the
governor
of
New
York.
Premier
Raldwin
said
in
the
course
of
the
address:
"Problems
have
arisen
and
will
arise
wliich
will
vary
as
to
how
they
should
be
solved.
Only
recently
we
had
an
instance
of
this.
We
had
a
difference
for
the
moment
but
we
know
it
in
our
hearts
that
this
does
not
affect
our
friendship."
BUMPER
CROP
SEEMS
ASSURED
Railway
Report
on
Conditions
In
dicates
Probable
Excellent
Results
TWO
WEEKS
TO
HARVEST
'
WINNIPEO.
Aug.
8.
"Indications
for
a
bumper
or
up
have
never
been
better'
In
thU
territory.
Farmer
have
a
very
optimistic
outlook
and
If
nothing
happens
now.
harvest
Is
expected
to
begin
within
the
neat
two
weeks.
This,
from
the
Prince
Albert
division
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
Is
In
a
sente
a
aummary
of
the
16th
weekly
crop
report
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway.
The
whole
of
western
OiCnada
covered
by
thts
report
hi
experienced
a
week
of
gratifying
weather.
While
not
all
districts
expect
to
be
cutting
wheat
In
two
weekseome
ay
three-
at
least
one
anticipates
harvest
In
ten
days.
Rye
cutting
1
practically
general
and
will
be
In
full
awing
this
week.
Barley
cutting
will
soon
be
under
way.
Slight
frost
have
been
reported
here
and
there
but
these
have
done
no
damage
except
to
duplicate
garden
stuff,
and
these
have
not
been
harmed
In
any
great
quantity.
Rust
la
not
causing
alarm.
Wheat
Is
heading
out
well,
and
ripening
rapidly.
In
Alberta
lodged
grain
Is
straightening
with
dry
weather
and
haUed
crops
are
coming
back
splendidly
In
most
instance.
Thirty-five
and
40
bushels
to
the
acre
are
not
regarded
as
too
much
for
hope
1
a
great
many
districts
and
those
which
will
not
commit
themselves
with
figures
but
never-tneleHS
have
bright
prospects
say
that
If
they
escape
the
frost
they
will
have
Xht
heaviest
crop
on
record.
A
considerable
amount
of
new
land
Is
being
broken
In
the
Drumheller
district.
Some
of
the
territories
which
are
particularly
sanguine
this
year
are
between
Calgary
and
Mirror
Alberta;
between
Taplow
and
Wardlow,
Alberta;
between
Alaska
and
Estonia.
Saskatchewan;
between
Fabyan
and
Cloverbar.
Alberta;
between
Varmlllon
and
Oliver,
Alberta:
between
Httfhgrate.
Satkatoon,
.,ih!
V;
i":ii!!:!i
BIG
LONDON
BLOCKFALLS
Insurance
Ruilding
Collapses
Into
Excavation
and
Whole
City
Shaken
MINIKIN,
Aug.
8.
The
Commercial
Aviiiranrr
luillilln;
In
Corn-hill,
a
stone
throw
from
the
Hank
of
Cnctanri,
collapsed
at
midnight
Saturday.
.No
one
was
Injured.
The
rrah
shook
the
whole
nclghtmrliood
and
was
heard
for
a
mile.
The
rollape
of
the
building
I
'
Kil'l
to
have
been
due
to
rebuild-In;
operations
of
Lloyd's
Hank
next
lonr.
the
whole
side
of
the
several
storey
building
being
hurled
Into
the
fifty
foot
excavation.
joe
wrighFjunior
is
rowing
champion
DETROIT.
Aug.
8.--Joe
Wright.
Jr,
Cansdlsn
Champion,
won
the
Cham
plonshlp
single
scuffs
at
the
regatte
Saturday
of
the
National
Association
of
amateur
oarsmen.
He
also
won
the
senior
quarter
mile
dash,
setting
a
world
record
of
one
minute
twelve
and
two
fifths
seconds.
ADMIRAL
WATSON
ARRIVES
SEATTLE
BRATTLE.
Aug.
8.
Under
her
own
power
convoyed
by
the
Salvage
King,
tbe
steamer
Admiral
Watson
arrived
here
Saturday.
HtlMTS
ARE
OIF
TO
ALIlCKTA
FARM
CARTIER.
Ont..
Aug.
8
Westward
bound,
the
two
princes
and
premier
Baldwin
are
enjoying
the
first
real
rest
of
their
tour.
They
are
travelling
with
as
few
stops
iu
possible
lo
the
rockles.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
4S7.
REMIbivuALDWIN
SPEAKS
0FSTA1
P-i
-e
Five
Cents
UMPER
CROP
OF
GRAIN
BUT
SLIGHT
FROST
LAST
NIGHT
ISH
PRICES
BALDWIN
MAKES
HIGHER
TODAY!
AN
INSPECTION
I
!
inf
Trip
Went
as
High
as
11.10c
Congratulate!
Canadian
National
on
hxchange
Today
i
,-r
h-avy
thla
morning
ImU
selling
1WJ08
f-
varying
considerably
1
4
4c
lor
Ipat
elan
and
and
Be.
Ihtce
Cunt-i
at
13.70c
and
7r
mid
;..ul
7c.
T
tal
ale
wore
amuiican
;
Kiu
p'juuds,
to
Moyal
Piah
1
iin-
and
Or
I
'
ixiunda.
lo
Dxth
Flh-'
.mil
6c.
0
pound,
to
Canadian
8'
rage
at
ta80c
and
6c.
U.000
pound,
to
raclllc
.
-'
4lid
Sr.
-
wo
pouinu.
to
Autn
i
4t-
and
.
'"
.unO.
to
AHm
Fisheries
B-
'iinda.
to
Booth
KUtverte
r
o
pound,
to
Pacific
Flsh-
-
i.'.d
8r.
(
ANAKUN
;
lUicU.
to
A'lin
Fi'iherle.
.
t
,
.
i
K)undJ.
Ui
Canadian
v.rage
at
12
70c
and
7c.
.
jOO
pound,
to
Roota
..2
TO'
and
7c.
-J3
p-nind.
to
Boottr
Mahrrlca
ATHER
AND
SONDROWNED
A.
W.
Hodgson
and
Lloyd
Lost
Lives
in
Nanaimo
River
Ijist
Nighf
P'".V31.(.
Aiu
8.
A.
W.
ltodawn
of
in
mi
year
old
aon.
'
.ined
in
tbe
Nanaimo
Hodgson
could
swim
ed
he
I
oat
hi
lite
when
'
hu
aon.
"z
iii
lo
fetch
water
from
Ui
"
:.r
suddenly
disappeared
r
-
Mr,
Hodgson
aaw
them
"mid
not
awlm
herself,
'i
'
go
back
to
the
oamp
.
she
stayed
with
th
on
the
nver
bank
all
WIS
CHAMPS
ARE
DECIDED
Californians
Win
Most
of
Places
at
Tournament
Now
Concluded
VlCTOItlA,
Auk
8
The
Ttrlttah
Ool-
I1
'-"
.'.J
teillija
rhimnlimlilna
HmMhI
ir
'
"
"
M(
::n:ii
j(,i,n
ttieao
of
San
Fran-
1
-T.
I
"4
L.
Minjlf.
Marlon
William.
d"iiblm
-dKh
ortwa
nnd
tiwartz.
doubles--Bradnhaw
Harrison
n:ian
LorkwnnH
Railway
on
Fine
Canadian-made
Engines
TORONTO.
Aug.
8.-
The
Right
Hon.
Manley
Baldwin.
British
premier,
took
i
a
short
boot
in
aMte
driving
l
Ik-erlng.
U.iUrto.
Satuidty.
on
the
new
Canadian
National
locomotive
No.
610.
the
largest
and
moat
powerful
railway
engine
In
lo
British
Empire.
Mr.
Bald
via.
wfeea
vstitlag
Klntnton.
beard
that
thla
tltaa
of
the
steel
rati
an
ail-Pndlaa
product
designed
by
Canadian
National
Hallway
engineer.',
biiili
at
the
KmgJtun
hop.
rriy
on
Saturday
morning
6130
wi
attained
the
royal
train
to
haul
It
Into
Toronto
to
stark
tb
opening
of
the
new
Union
station.
Mr.
Baldwin,
aliticugh
tastily
engaged
la
his
speeches,
halted
in
his
work
to
make
an
Inspection
jf
tr,t
e::gin.
eventually
climbing
Into
tee
cab
with
the
nttrMr.
He
showed
Umi
a
nest
interest
in
the
manner
In
which
the
hag
locomotive
was
handled
when
travelling
at
high
speed
and
work
ed
the
various
lever
controlling
thi
engine.
"It
is
a
wonderful
place
of
machinery
and
ahculd
be"
a
source
of
pride
to
the
Canadian
designer
and
bulkier."
aald
tbe
premier
on
leaving
the
locomotive.
No.
61M
I
on
of
forty
engines
of
similar
tjpe
that
arc
bftsg
turned
out
thu
timdPof'U
M
paaaenger
and
freight
sefvtVes
of
the
National
System.
Whan
la
regular
service
they
will
run
610
miles
without
change
the
longest
locomotive
run
in
tbe
Dominion.
An
.
interesting
and
probably
unique
record
we
established
in
connection
with
the
personnel
handling
the
royal
train
frctn
Kingston
to
Toronto
for
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Accompanying
the
party
was
R.
H.
Fish,
general
superintendent,
southwestern
Ontario
district,
who.
when
a
locomotive
engineer
was
in
charge
of
drawing
tbe
royal
train
during
the
rMt
of
King
George
V.,
then
the
Duke
of
York.
lie
had
had
charge
of
(rain
operation
on
ttte
three
last
visit
of
the
Prince
of
Wales.
R.
Norton,
who
was
conductor
on
the
run
InM
Toronto,
ha
fifty-one
years
In
Uve
service
of
the
railway
and.
like
Mr.
Ftah,
he
was
a
member
of
the
train
raunnei
handling
King
Oeorge
on
his
visit
to
the
Dominion
and
he
ha
been
a
member
of
the
train
staff
of
the
Prince
of
Wale
special
train'
on
the
last
three
royal
visit.
f
MEMORIAL
TO
CmCAGOHAS
!
EDITH
CAVELL1
A
GOOD
LEAD
Annual
Impressive
Service
Jnsper
on
Shore
of
Lac
iieauvert
at
Now
Three
and
Half
(James
Ahead
of
Pittsburg
in
National
League
Race
JAWER
PARK.
8
the
Aug.
-On
spot
NF:W
YORX.
Aug.
8.Obigo
Is
now
wher.
ta
a
few
Us
bcautllul
yean
tl
r.
,
h.
t,
.
Pt.
mem
r.a!
-hureh
to
Nurse
EeUth
Caveii
'
wli:
si
i:.d.
the
third
annual
memurtal
'
ferv.
o
to
the
great
berow
of
.the
Wi
rid
War
wa
held
yesterday.
In
the
firrgiound
the
multi-colored
water
of
i
Lar
Beauvert
uy
still
In
the
afternoon
jai.ii
a
perlect
mirror
for
tbe
stately
mi
,w-crwned
head
of
Mount
Edith
aj.
:i-.-r
peau
near
ay
and
dominates
the
whcle
Athabascii
River.
Around
the
naj-draped
drutnn
which
.serred
as
a
pulp.t
were
gathered
mere
than
three
nun
:.cd
visiters
to
ifr
Park
Lodge,
rrre-enttng
eleven
countries
and
alvo
a
lare
number
of
res.de.it
of
the
village
to
that
the
congregation
which
aasem-.
bled
to
pay
trtbute
to
the
heroism
of
.
Mirse
Caved
and
tbe
praiciplea
for
v.hicn
ahe
aaorltlced
her
life
totalled
...re
than
500.
MMi'LK
MltVICK
It
was
a
simple
service
in
which
ther
was
no
trace
of
the
bitterness
and'
hatred
of
war.
Rather
it
wa
a
ser-
j
vice
of
thaaksglftag
that
a
heart
ot
such
unflinching
courage
and
a
soul
of
such
pure
nobility
should
bare
been
born
in
to
tbe
world
and
have
left
behind
an
tdeanem
far
these
who
tome
after
to
live
up
to
and
follow.
It
was
a
tribute
to
tranquility
and
not
to
turmoil.
It
was
a
message
of
peace
and
not
a
glori
fication
of
war,
it
was
a
dedication
to
unselfishness,
to
devotion,
and
to
duty.
With
the
exception
of
tbe
short
address
which
was
delivered
by
the
Rev.
here
bt
rg
for
tb
National
leadership
Chicago
bear
Brooklyn
in
an
slevon
Inning
sis
yeaiarday.
Hack
W.hwos
alngls
scored
Adams
tb
winning
run.
Four-n'er
hit
a
nomsr.
BrUUtBt
probing
perform
ores
of
May
and
Lucas
gave
Cincinnati
a
Aoubie
header
over.
Philadelphia.
SATIKMAYS
(1AM
bS
Amer'ian
iMgne
St.
Louis
4-3.
Philadelphia
5-0.
Chicago
6.
New
York
S.
Detroit
2,
Bo
i
ton
4.
Cleveland
3.
Washington
1.
National
Iague
New
York
9.
Pittsburg
2.
Brooklyn
2.
Chicago
6.
Boston
1.
St.
Louis
4.
,
PfUladelpnta
Cincinnati,
postponed.
,
M'MIAV
OAMKS
!
'
National
League
Philadelphia
1-1.
Cincinnati
6-2.
i
Boston
4.
St:
Louis
6.
American
league
Cleveland
3.
Washington
12.
Chicago
3.
New
York
4.
SIR
HENRY
WAS
SERENADED
BY
THE
BOYS'
BAND
H.
A.
Edwards,
chaplain
of
Jasper
Na-
;
sir
Henry
Thornton
and
party
left
clonal
Park,
the
service
was
conducted
Saturday
evening
for
the
south
aboard
'
by
His
O
race,
the
Mast
Reverend
S.
H.
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
and
before
Matheson.
DD..
Archbishop
of
Ruperts-!
leaving
were
serenaded
by
the
Boys
land
and
Primate
of
all
Canada,
whose
Band.
Sir
Henry
and
Lady
Thornton
catrlarchlal
figure
and
quiet
eloquence
both
expressed
appreciation
of
the
play-lent
to
the
memorial
a
charm
and
dig-1
lng
of
the
Prince
Rupert
lads
and
nny
which
no
studied
effect
could
have
!
spoke
of
the
advantage
such
an
lnstl-acqu.red
and
which
probably
no
other
I
tutton
was
to
the
community
and
the
man
cauld
have
given.
By
the
sheer
!
value
to
the
individual
members,
force
of
his
powerful
personality,
by
the
I
a
good
many
local
people
were
down
magnetism
of
that
personal
character
i
to
the
dock
to
see
the
party
off.
which
has
elevated
him
to
the
highest
position
In
the
English
Church
In
Can-
j
ada.
Archlblshp
Matheson,
missionary.
minister
and
patriot,
made
of
his
theme
i
a
living
vital
force
and
brought
very
clcte
to
those
who
listened
the
spirit
of
v
e
wjman
who
laid
down
her
life
for
a
cause
In
which
she
believed
and
sacrl-
Iced
herself
for
that
which
she
thought
to
te
her
duty
to
a
suffering
mankind.
I
LAST
POST
SOINOEO
No
one
who
was
present
will
soon
!
forget
the
closing
moments
of
this
lm-
presslve
service.
The
last
strains
of
that
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
8.
British
Col-great
hymn
"Abide
With
Me"
had
melted
umbla
won
the
western
Canada
cricket
Into
the
air
and
been
lost
In
the
still-j
tournament
Saturday
defeating
Alberta
ncss
of
the
snow-capped
hills.
Archbishop
.
by
a
score
of
301
runs
tb
139.
Matheson.
with
arms
upraised,
had
pro-1
Manitoba
de'feated
Saskatchewan
130
nounced
the
Benediction
and
in
the
to
51.
full
light
of
the
silver
crown
of
Mount
Edith
Oavell,
the
congregation
stood
silent
with
bowed
heads.
Then
It
was,
j
with
a
suddenness
that
was
almost
startling
and
sadness
that
caused
many
to
wipe
their
eyes,
the
soft
plaintive
notes
of
the
Last
Post,
that
haunting
requiem
of
the
British
Army,
were
sounded
by
the
bugler.
Clear
and
mellow
they
were
carried
across
the
lake
t3
the
hills
which
echoed
back
softer
still
and
as
the
last
lingering,
unfinished
note
came
true,
emphatic,
full
ot
B.C.
WINNERS
CHAMPIONSHIP
Reat
Alberta
at
Cricket
Saturday
While
Manitoba
Reat
Sas
katchewan
GENERALWOOD
DIED
SUNDAY
BOSTON.
Aug.
8.
Major
General
Leonard
Wood,
governor
of
the
Phtlll-plnes,
died
yesterday
morning
following
an
operation.
It
was
Indicated
that
the
trcuble
was
the
recurrence
of
a
promise
of
other
things
In
the
Oreat
tumor
which
was
removed
some
years
Beyond,
the
Union
Jack
which
had
been
:
a'g0
involving
part
of
the
bone
of
the
floating
high
over
the
gathering
during
j
tkUu.
the
afternoon,
dipped
s'lowly
and
majes-
I
tlcally
In
proud
salute
to
the
memory
of
a
true
daughter
of
the
Empire
and
a
woman
whose
life
to
the
last
tragic
minute
was
devoted
to
that
which
was
highest
and
most
enobllng
In
womanhood.
v
.
t
YACHT
BONITI
ATMdSHBA'Y,
VAN.
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
8.
-Yacht
Bonltl.
valued
tit
$15,000
registered
here
as
owned
by
the
Orleans
Shipping
Co.
built
recently
at
Vancouver
was
burned
at
English
Bay
last
night.
KIKE
IVAIlllKN
IHKS
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
8.
Captain
Thomas
Tidy.
57
city
fire
warden,
died
Saturday
following
a
brief
111-
CONSERVATIVES
ASKED
TO
CHOOSE
DELEGATES
VANCOUVER.
Aug
8.
Notices
calling
upon
branches
of
the
B.C.
Conserva
tive
Association
to
hold
meetings
Immediately
to
choose
delegates
Tor
the
National
Convention
at
Winnipeg
have
been
Issued
today
by
J.
E.
Carpenter,
secretary.
PROTEST
EXECUTION
SACCO
AND
YANZETTI
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
8.
A
protest
against
the
Sacco-Vanrettl
executions
scheduled
for
Wednesday
was
registered
at
a
mass
meeting
here
last
night,
pre-
ii'r!
--.-
b
A'lerm-.n
A.
M-Cln&es.