t
1
Boston
Grin
j
25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Larve
Upstair
Dining
Halt,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
Stand:
Exchange
Building
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
bent
for
the
MATT
VMECK.
Prop.
leant
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
XVlI
.
No.
217.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
FRIDAY.
SEPTEMBER
16,
1927
Price.
El
veiVnta
CANADA
JOINS
LEAGUE
OF
NATIONS
ENGLISH
C
annrln
FJortoA
tn
flonf-
in
League
of
Nations
at
Geneva
to
Participate
in
World
Affairs
GENEVA.
September
16.
Canada
is
now
a
member
of
the
League
of
Nation.
She
has
the
position
for
three
years,
having
been
choeen
yesterday
with
two
other
countries
for
non-permanent
.v-uts.
Forty-nine
states
voted.
Cuba
receiving
40
votes,
Finland
'3S,,
l.nada
26.
Greece
23.
Portugal
1C,
Uruguay
S,
and
Haiti
1.
j
The
Canadian
delegation
gave
a
dinner
last
night
which
was
,
attended
by
200
delegates
to
the
Assembly.
In
a
statement
Senator
!
Dandurand
said:
"Canada
highly
appreciates
the
honor
implied
in
the
expression
of
confidence
manifested
in
today's
election
to
the
Assembly.
It
is
the
first
time
a
British
Dominion
has
been
called
upon
co
partic
ipate
with
other
world
powers
in
the
joint
responsible
i
v
of
an
effort
to
nettle
world
difficulties.
HUNTERS
MUST
KEEP
THE
LAW
I
.
I
T
Vuj.
Dyk
wrceant
in
charge
ot
...f.
.r,'.
mitt
ftklrK
n.
IBA1IV
net
t
.
say
niit
ihe
law
In
regard
to
snoot
-lnr
1
femn..'
deer
will
be
11110(11
enforce.
He
iays
mit
hunter
often
cut
up
thfW
game
Mid
bring
It
bane
in
pieces.
which
It
contrary
to
taw.
He
quote
the
law
which
aaja.
No
person
atoall
km
Jo
Ma
posestai
VU
cai-aia
of
any
dm
from
which
all
!t
lem'cs
to
indicate
conclusively
the
of
tue
deer
have
been
removed,
un-
the
carcaaa
baa
been
transported
to
t
l(
place
where
It
la
prepMetf
to
eon-
j
fine
the
ear-as.
"
:
Two
men
are
now
engaged
!n
connect!
n
game
law
enforcement
here.
The
i
-c
Bcri
Van
Dky
and
Oon.
darn,
s
n
ml
attention
Is
to
be
paid
to
pro-
ii
ur
Kama
on
&aien
uiana.
wmcu
i
aj.eriunent
game
reserve
whereno
t:ng
ol
any
kind
la
allowed.
SEES
LONGER
SCHOOL
HOURS
Victoria
Municipal
Inspector
Forecasts
Six
Hour
Day
for
Teaching
VTCTORIA.
Sept
16
Municipal
In--
i
r
O.
H.
Deane
told
the
city
achool
in
at
a
apedal
meeting
that
not
i,!y
would
the
aetuor
gradea
In
the
:
Kila
have
to
remain
until
tour
ea:h
",.
but
that
the
day
waa
teat
aproach-:
-
when
the
4
pxa.
regulation
would
no
to
be
applied
to
all
etudewta.
A
alx
ar
achool
day
would
be
required
If
.tudenU
were
to
be
required
to
i;r
the
curricula
required
by
the
mld-
i-'.c
achool
aubjecta.
PLAN
RECOVERY
ALASKA
SALMON
l'ifty
Per
Cent
of
Fish
to
lie
Allowed
to
Iteach
Spawning
Ileds
Each
Year
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
16.
Rapid
and
implete
recovery
of
the
Alaska
salmon
fUheriee
la
on
the
Way
as
a
result
of
'
ve
basic
principle
laid
down
by
the
'ulted
States
congress
that
at
least
fif'.v
per
cent
of
the
salmon
run
yearly
niiiM
be
allowed
to
escape
to
the
"pawning
beds.
It
was
stated
by
Henry
OUalley,
United
States
commissioner
"f
fisheries,
at
a
dinner
In
his
honor.
MORElORSES
FOR
RUSSIA
Sale
of
Another
Thousand
From
This
Province
is
Announced
at
Victoria
VICTORIA.
Sent
IB.
Preparations
we
proceeding
for
the
sale
of
another
nouand
British
Columbia
horses
irom
"
"e
interior
ramre
tn
th
Union
of.Sunloch
.
Republics.
FIRM
TO
BUILD
SENATOR
FROM
NOVA
SCOTIA
VISITS
CITY
Hon.
Charles
Elliott
Tanner,
llrre
Lant
Night,
Mas
Oner
ITotlnrlal
Tor
.
J.
...
A
Deled
visitor
tn
the
city
last
nlgb,t,
1
arriving
tram
the
East
by
trln
and
wuins
oj
me
rran
ueorg
ior
van-
n.
u-rt-
unuii.
"".
OT
ncwu.
mm
own.
a
mnr
of
the
Cn4U
Senate.
Senator
Tan-
ner.
wjio
la
locaan-iftt-n
on
roe
weave
T
Mr.
Tanner,
la
well
known
at
Iswyer
and
ha
also
been
identified
with
mtlltatjr
attains
aa
well
aa
for
nny
yeara
with
papleal
aottvlUes.
He
'
-toe
leader
of
the
Oon-i
scrvative
party
for
the
province
ofi
Nova
Scotia
and
in
January.
1917.
waa
PPo"t
to
the
Senate.
ARRESTED
FOR
MAKING
FALSE
AFFIDAVIT
OF
AGE
OF
HER
YOUNG
SON
SOUTH
VANCOUVER.
Sept
16
Mra.
Minnie
Ferguson
of
Victoria
waa
arrested
here
-charged
with
being
a
party
to
wearing
out
a
falae
affidavit
wnien
gave
her
aon'e
age
over
21
when
actu
ally
he
waa
a
minor.
According
to
public
information
the
affidavit
had
to
do
with
selling
certain
property
left
to
her
son.
AIRPLANE
CROSSED
AZORES
WESTBOUND
HORTA.
Aaorea.
Sept.
16.
An
unidentified
plane
flying
from
west
to
east
over
Fayal
today
a
routed
speculation
aa
to
whether
or
not
It
was
a
transatlantic
flight.
None
1
known
except
the
one
from
Ireland.
DOCTOR
COLLAPSED
AND
DIED
IN
TEN
MINUTES
VICTORIA,
Sept.
16.
-Dr.
Henry
Mac-Laren.
62
yeara
of
age.
on
the
medical
staff
of
the
William
Head
quarantine
station,
collapsed
suddenly
yesterday
and
oled
in
ten
minutes.
VANCOUVER
CHILD
DIES
INFANTILEPARALYSIS
VANCOUVER.
6ept.
16.
Evelyn
Hunter,
aged
eleven,
died
here
yesterday
of
Infantile
paralysla.
It
Is
stated
that
no
other
cases
of
the
dteea
are
reported
here.
VANCOUVEK
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked
14.75
;
15.75
.06
Vi
-07
.43
.46
.1414
30
v
.00
Vi
.07
.08
-03
.03
Si
a-21
251
354
33
MM
.16
.20Vi
-21V4
.01
n
-01
5
.65
30
-31
Ooaat
Copper
Cork
Province
Dunwell
Gladstone
Independence
Indian
Lead
smith
Lucky
Jim
Premier
porter
Idaho
Richmond
,
SUversmUh
I
Big
Missouri
n
IRISH
VOTE
IS
COUNTING
Government
Leaders
Confident
of
Success;
Nothing
Definite
Until
Next
Week
Hl'lll.
IN,
hejit.
1G
Teller-
today
hrgan
the
counting
of
an
unusually
liemy
tote
rust
In
)rtrrday'
tree
Mate
rtettlon.
lib
the
gBvrrnment
Irailrra
eprewln-
confidence
that
.the
remit
constituted
a
xtronj
rn-dorieinent
of
the
administration.
tlnly
fragmentary
knowledge
of
the
outcome
it
rubable
before
ne.t
week.
Three
people
were
wouuilei,
one
MTlouoly.
In
a
fight
hetwern
llanna
Tail
and
(iuvef
iimrnt
mp-portera
at
Itaphoe.
Donegal,
last
night.
A
number
of
arroti
tooV
place
In
various
part
of
Ireland.
CUT
OF
LOGS
Toial
for
Year
no
far
Over
Fourteen
Million
Feet
Ahead
of
Last
AUGUST
A
GOOD
MONTH
Scale
to
the
end
of
Last
Month
Was
86,371,609
Hoard
Feet
The
total
log
scale
for
the
Prince
'
Rupert
district
had
to
the
end
ot
August
reached
the
total
for
the
present
year
of
86,71.609
board
teet
which
la
over
fourteen
million
feet
more
than
for
the
same
period
last
year,
according
to
the
ofpolal
report
just
Issued.
The
total
scale
for
the
month
ot
August
was
14,876,344
board
feet
as
compared
with
12.954.410
teet
tor
August
of
last
year.
In
addition
to
the
logs
cut
there
has
been
a
large
business
done
in
poles,
piles
and
ties,
the
total
poles
and
piles
for
the
year
reached
well
over
a
million
lineal
feet,
and
the
ties
cut
have
totalled
halt
a
million.
Details
of
the
August
scale
In
board
teet
follows:
'
Douglas
fir.
......
452.709
Red
cedar
1,905,165
Coast
Spruce
3.788,481
Interior
spruce
V
A.
S
317.615"
Hemlock
.:
5.824,911
Balsam
2,436,293
Cypress
2,278
Jackplne
28,095
Cottonwood
122,797
Poles
and
piles
are
measured
by
lineal
feet,
cordwopd,
shingle
bolts,
fence
posts
and
pulpwood
bv
the
cord
and
ties
are
counted
Individually.
The
scale
of
these
for
the
month
follows:
Poles
..'
332,128
Hemlock
Piles
.
3,149
Cedar
Piles
y
.
53.125
Cord
wood
146
Shingle
Bolts
1
Hemlock
ties
13,105
Pine
ties
100,807
Pulnwood
404
PROMINENT
WINNIPEG
LABOR
MAN
IS
DEAD
ST.
JOHN.
N.B.,
Sept.
16.
R.
S.
Wsrd.
director
of
Manitoba
Workmen's
Compensation-
Board
and
secretary
of
the
Wtanipeg7Tratlba
Labor
Council,
was
found
dead
in
his
'compartment
oh
the
train
arriving
from
Moncton
today.
GASBOAT
WAS
FOUND
RUNNINGBELLA
COOLA
BELLA
COOLA,
Sept.
16.
J.
Wedge,
a
fisherman,
is
thought
to
have
been
drowned.
Hla
gas
boat
was
found
running
tree
ui
the
inlet.
If
THREE
GIANTS
NOW
IN
SECOND
PLACE
i
Pittsburg
Pirates
Still
Have
Four
r:mu
t
lrl
j
In
N'n!n.nl
,.
i
I
'
...
Uutedale
League,
However
-
-
f
Abeut
atzty
men
are
at
present
em-
NKW
YORK,
Sept.
.
The
FltUburR
ployed
at
Khutse
Inlet,
on
the
main-rtratea
atttl
'lead
the
National
League
land
bet
wean
Btitedale
and
Swiruon
by
four
bd
a
lull
temet.
Tetcrday
they
defeated
tie
aton
Bniiua
by
a
ae-.re
of
2
to
i.
Tk&iew
Tori
ounu
asain
ahared
to
dHttbie
header
with
the
St
Lane
OwAutla
with
whom
they
are
ted.
Only
the
three
gaj
were
pteyed
In
ta
National
League.
It
waa
the
elfbth
aueoaaaive
win
for
.he
Pirates
and
the
third
time
the
Olaau
sad
Cardinal
bad
divided
a
of
a
northern
buslneM
cruUe.
Mr.
1&Ub!-j-beader.
'
Durr'.tt
stais
that
be.
was
Informed
TTe
Pirates
will
aof
have
to
meet
a
I.
.jteea
tone
railroad
waa
to
put
the
Oianta
In
a
tow
gaaie
ecries
at
In
tn
cnuect
the
valley.
In
which
the
nttiburg
and
toe
Out).,
in
the
same
mine
la
ly-aled,
with
tidewater.
A
tre-number
at
Chicago.
I
meslous
b.d
ot
ore
Is
aald
to
have
been
Darkness
ba!t4
tfee
aectind
Slants-
Cardinals
game
Is
tfce,
eighth.
,
The
Cleveland
IMlaas
atspped
a
;
sever,
gaaoe
wlnaSvg
Screak
tor
the
New
iotk
ianacea
a
so
.
i
rousocipzus
,
Athletics
oontlrmtd
their
bold
on
second
place
by
winning
S
to
4
over
Chicago.
Detroit
Tlgrtt
started
to
close
up
the
gap
for
ttilQl
place
between
themselves
and
tfce
Washington
6ena-i
tors
whom
they
defeated
6
to
S
while1
St.
Louis
beat
the
cefiu
dwelling
Bjs-
;
ton
Braves
2
to
1.
f
AH
games
but
one
In
the
Big
Leagues
The
day's
scores
were
as
follows:
NATIONAL
LCI
(HE
.
New
York
11-S.
St.
Louis
3-8.
Brooklyn-Chicago,
rain.
Boston
1,
Pittsburg
3.
VMKUICAN
IXAtilC
Cleveland
3.
New
York
2.
Chicago
4,
Philadelphia
S.
St.
Louie
2.
Boston
1.
Detroit
6,
Washington
S.
Ll:(il
K
STANDINGS
National
W.
.
L.
,
Pet.
Plttetmrg
84
53
1
.613'
New
York
80
58
.581;
St.
LOUls
80
58
.5311
Chicago
78
61
.561
;
Cincinnati
67
68-
.
.497;
Brooklyn
58
80
.420,
3oatOO
55
83
.390
Philadelphia
48
89
.350
American
New
York
99
42
.702
Philadelphia
82
57
.590
Washington
74
65
332
Detroit
77
72
JI7
Chicago
CS
73
.472
Cleveland
61
78
.439
St.
Louis
56
83
.403
Boston
47
91
.341
Business
of
British
Coast
Is
Progressing
by
Leaps
and
Bounds
VICTOUIA,
September
1G.
leaps
and
bounds
and
Victoria
their
facilities
and
increasing
business,
G.
V.
Holt
of
the
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
at
Vancouver,
said
when
addressing
the
Pacific
Foreign
Trade
Council
today.
The
Panama
Canal
had
shortened
the
time
to
Europe
and
lowered
the
cost
of
handling
charges,
and
the
regular
freight
line
services
had
been
established
from
the
Pacific
Coast
to
Europe
by
31
lines.
Where
a
few
hundred
bushels
of
wheat
used
to
be
the
export
of
wheat
in
1923
and
1924
now
it
was
fifty
mUlion
bushels
and
there
was
every
KING
BORIS
IN
LONDON
TODAY
LONDON,
Sept.
16.
King
Boris
of
Bulgaria,
travelling
as
Count
Riilski,
arrived'
In
London
today
from
Scotland
where
he
has
been
thexguest
of
the
King
and
Queen
at
Balmoral
Castle.
Matchmakers
are
speculating
as
to
whether
he
will
find
a
bride
In
this
country.
?i"
i
NO
GRAIN
KKOM
VANCOUVEK
V
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
I6VN0
grain
was
shipped
from
this
port
during
the
past
week.
Advertise
lu
The
Dally
News
NEW
SHIPS
FOR
KHUTZE
INLET
GOLD
MINING
Imported
That
Sixty
.Men
Era-
ployed
H'v;8
on
Rig
i"-rXJ,
Property
Near
,
Biy.
u
the
eoaat
from
here,
by
trie
sewnue
Mining
..
in
which
New
v
ealtat
la
interted.
in
extecahe
development
work
en
a
big
jald
mining
pro.
-
5itl
n.
repjrta
H.
M.
Burrltt.
jepre-1
.'entail;
of
the
dry
gooda
concern
of!
tl
I
M
Ka
SXuth
&
Blair
Co.,
who
ar-
rived
'
6rt
uat
nbiht
cn
the
toer
1
ya:ht
Pride
of
the
West
la
the
cotine
Masked
r
ut.
the
value
being
estimated
at
J5,0O0
COO.
IOPS
OFF
ON
LONG
FLIGHT
Captain
Macintosh
Leaves
Dublin
for
New
York
in
I'rincess
tXenla
f
H:in.lN,'iepL
lti-f-ptaitrR.,H.
Marlnt'ikh
In
tfTe
plane
Prince
rnia
hopped
off
at
tJl
this
after-nnn
for
New
York.
He
experts
to
make
the
flight
In
lb'
hour.
He
plt
krd
up-
a
black
rat
Jul
before
the
take
off
fuiylng,
"Thin
certainly
I.h
an
omen
of
good
lurk."
Two
lat
airplanes
from
the
1'rce
Mate
rworted
the
Intrepid
flyer
to
the
rtiit.
Marlntovh
U
known
a
the
"pilot
of
the
night"
because
he
claims,
the
rword
for
the
largest
number
of
nocturnal
flying.
He
has
thirteen
years
tperirnce
and
the
reputation
of
being
one
of
the
best
pilots
In
!!
world.
He
served
In
the
war.
resigning
from
the
alrfurce
In
1919.
I'ntll
two
months
ago,
when
lie
resigned
to
prepare
for
his
transatlantic
flight,
Macintosh
was
with
the
Imperial
Airways
and
Is
credited
with
having
crossed
the
channel
more
times
than
any
other
flyer.
.lie
Is
31
years
old,
unmarried,
.lie
is
accompanied
on
this
flight
by
Commandant
James
Fitr-mn
u
rice
of
the
Kree
state
air
force,
who
also
served
In
the
ar.
NEW
YOliK,
Sept.
16.'
The
weather
bureau
reported
conditions
fair
for
flyers.
i
Columbia
Says
Bank
Manager
Vancouver
had
progressed
by
and
Prince
Rupert
were
enlarging
indication
that
It
would
be
one
hundred
million
in
the
near
future.
There
was
a
large
tonnage
of
lumber
on
the
Paci
fic
which
had
offered
attraction
to
shippers.
I
On
the
reverse
side
Iron,
steel
and
heavy
manufactures
suffered
from
equal
facilities
offered
to
Europe
but
on
the
whole
the
advantage
was
on
Canada's
side.
DOES
NINE
MONTHS
FOR
SETTING
FIRE
TOHIS
DWELLING
PRINCE
GEORGE,
Sept.
16
Berlin
P.
Sylvls
-was
sentenced
by
Judge
Robertson
fo
nine
months'
Imprisonment
up
on
conviction
for
arson
In
connection
with
a
fire
at
his
dwelling
last
Contracts
for
Vessels
Given
to
Great
Britain
Saving
Three
Millions
OTTAWA,
September
1C
Three
new
steamships
to
operate
on
tho
eastern
route
between
Canada
and
the
British
West
Indies
wj
purchased
from
Cammell
Laird
Co.
of
Liverpool
at
a
cost
of
m
gjnooo
it
is
officially
announced
by
Minister
of
Trade
and
Com-
Malcolm
'
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ty,0
m5ni.tor
BuiA
v
M0.,H.rl
ail
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UIC
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.1
wm.m
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111.
ii
j
mat
iiio
KUrrmiiciii
w
b
uuauic
iu
firm.
This
was
due
to
the
fact
that
$6,820,000.
The
vessels
will
provide
mail
and
freight
steamer
service
in
accordance
with
the
Canada-West
Indies
trade
agreement
"
COXEKVATIVES
:
NELSON
NOMINATE
IML
I.
E.
IJOKDEX
NELSON,
Sept.
16.
Or.
L.
E.
Borden,'
a
medical
man
and
an
old
time
resident
ot
the
city.
was
last
night
chosen
by
the
Conservatives
In
convention
here
to
contest
the
Nelson
riding
In
their
Interests.
Another
candidate
'
for
the
nomination
waa
former
Mayor
McHardy.
The
seat
"whitfl
is
veeanj
as.
a
4
result
of
the
death
of
premier
T
lv!T
E'&'JS
..'Sfi
JS'-.
five
montha.
Solar
The
iJberalt
nave
not
nominated
tne
man
who
is
to
carry
tne
uovernmeni
colors
in
the
big
contest.
.
;'
BRE
ACH
OF
PROMISE
SEITLEMENr
HAS
BEEN
ARRANGED
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
16
Counsel
for
Miss
Rods
Stewart
Porter'
In
her
breach
of
promise
suit
against
Kenneth
Nelson
Frost,
until
recently
second
purser
on
the
Empress
ot
Russia,
announcer
to
day
a
satisfactory
settlement
of
money
had
been
arranged.
Mr.
Frost
recently
married
Miss
Alice
Dalzenna
Walker
after
an
acquaintance
on
ahlpboard
while
she
was
en
route
to
Asia
In
the
course
ot
a
world
tour
which
was
Interrupted
by
romance.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Total
of
tift.fMM)
rounds
of
Halibut
Sold
at
Exchange
ThH
Morning
A
total
of
63.000
pounds
ot
halibut
was
sold
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning
as
follows:
American
Seymour,
36.000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
16.6c
and
7c.
Sumde,
18,000
pounds.
Booth
Fisher
ies.
17.1c
and
7c.
Onah.
1000
'pounds.
Booth
Fisheries,
16.9c
and
7c.
Canadian
Brant,
2.000
pounds.
Canadian
Fllsh
it
Cold
Storage
Co.,
17.8c
and
7c.
DISTRESS
SIGNALS
-FROM
JAPANESE
SHIP
'
SEATTLE.
Sept.
18.
Distress
signals
from
a
vessel,
believed
to
be
the
Yo6hida
Maru
No.
1.
were
received
today.
The
ship,
which
Is
carrying
30
men,
Is
more
than
a
thousand
miles
off
Cape
Flat-
tery
In
the
ship
lane
between
Seattle
and
Japan.
CHINESE
GOES
FREE
LACK
OF
EVIDENCE
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
16.
Dang
Shek
Chuen
charged
with
being
implicated
in
the
shooting
of
Louie
Man
Har
and
Wong
Park
ot
the
Chinese
Morning
Newa
tn
August
was
given
his
freedom
today
by
Magistrate
Shaw
because
ot
the
lack
of
evidence
against
him.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
EMiMSII
IJlA(ilE.
IHV.
II.
FullJiam
2
Nottt,
Fcre:
0.
CANADA
ruc
hic
wuwun
m
vnouin
the
lowest
Canadian
tender
was
TRADE
COUNCIL
HOLDS
SESSION
Gathering
at
Victoria
Talks
of
Future
of
the
Pacific
Ocean
VICTORIA
Sept.
16.
More
than
six
hundred
delegates
Including
leading
financiers
snd
Industrialists
ot
Canada
and
the
United
States
are
here
tor
the
P&elfle
-Forelffn
trade
cemffreu.
'premier
liacLean
vesterdav
welcomed
'hjjjegates
on
behalf
of
the.provlnce.
5ayirtg
he
trusted
the
deliberations
would
lead
to
the
expansion
of
trade
In
which
all
the
west
would
benefit.
Mr.
Justice
Macdcnald.
who
was
the
chief
speaker
tn
the
morning,
said
at
tentlon
bad
been
directed
today
towards
the
Pacific
Ocean.
Not
only
as
a
great
highway
ot
commerce
but
also
as
a
centre
of
diplomatic
problems.
Businessmen
and
traders
could
not-ignore
their
Inheritance.
The
strategic
position
as
the
gateway
to
the
Orient
ot
the
porta
of
Victoria
and
Vancouver
and
the
states
of
Wash
lngton
and
Oregon
and
California
would
rival
and
eventually
"pass
thoe
of
tlie
Atlantic,
said
Edward
p.
Kem-mer.
secretary
to
the
council.
'
PORT
CLEMENTS
MILL
FOR
SALE
Being
Offered
by
Trustees
of
Bondholders
to
Satisfy
Claim
for
$225,000
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
16.
The
sale
of
the
Canadian
Lumber
Yards
Ltd.
was
ordered
today
In
the
supreme
court
by
Mr.
Justice
Macdonald
on
anappllcatlon
made
on
behalf
of
the
Montreal
Trust
Co..
bondholders
and
trustees,
whose
claim
is
approximately
$225,000.
The
sale
Is
to
take
plce
on
October
31.
The
assets
include
an
equity
In
a
lumber
mill
at
Port
Clements
on
Mas
sett
Inlet.
THREE
MONTHS
SELLING
DOPE
Chinese
Merchant
in
Vancouver
Gets
Deserved
Sentence
for
Trafficking
VANCOUVER,
Sept.
16.
Lore
Tip.
Chinese
memchant.
who
was
recently
i
convicted
of
trafficking
In
parcotlcs.
was
sentenced
,
yesterday
by
Magistrate
Ftndlay
to
three
years
in
the
penitentiary
and
was
also
fined
200
with
the
alternative
of
tlx
months
additional
ILIJONAIrtdflOM
BACKED
FLYER
NEW
YORK.
Sept.
19.
WUllam
B.
Leeds.
American
millionaire,
is
Captain
Macintosh's
chief
backer,
but
the
pUot
1
said
to
have
put
aU
bis
'own
re
sources
into
the
flight.
The
plane
is
named
for
Princes
Xenia
of
Greece,
wife
of
Leeds.