TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
Ambulance
ltd
Z
-
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Sorvlco
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
t
Antlme
floor,
fur
hire.
Stand:
Ktchange
Ilulldlnr
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
MATT
VIIIECK.
Prop.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
I'hone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"4.
-?
S
T82.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C
,
HUDAY.
AUGUST
5,
1927
Pvi.-e
Five
Cents
ET
DEBT
OF
CANADA
IS
SMALLER
'NGLISHMAN
SWIMS
ENGLISH
CHANNEL
FOURTEEN
HOURS
UNSTABLE
WAS
SHOT
IN
HAND
nt
to
Arrest
Indian
at
iieiia
Cools
Who
Fired
at
Him
i
inl
unilm
In
Mm
.
OMMtKbt
William
of
...
l-olirr.
lUllOllld
at
BUa
hi
th
baod
ywMirdaf
i
!
yet
to
hand
but
it
miiUMc
WlUtsMaa
w
Milt.
rtinn.
who
then
ho
i
with
rill.
William
!-
hoapltal
The
Indian
i
..tor
A
M'
Neil
of
)
Prince
Hu-
.Viirtra
i
leaving
to-D'
is
Coola
to
invnHg.su
r
:
ir'
U
BE.
bc
ahh
s.
a
Whrtewaah
who
it
it
tJ
i
tvrial
Constable
J.
A
K.nt
Wednesday
nJi'
surrendered
to
Ui
ILIC
SAFETY
BILL
PASSE!
ljr:vf;j
Irish
Measure
Roe
Sc
lo
Senate
for
Consideration
'
PiT-iktot
Coscr
3...
fly
Rftl
CMwmt
it
Mif
Dull
teedy
an'
Senate.
:.ui-
the
death
peevall
tully
rarrylDf
arm.
I
'"ly
after
the
death
o
r
and
waa
opened
b;
v
jio
walked
out
of
the
.ti!
during
drscussloi
STEAMER
WAS
REFLOATED
Admiral
Watson
Heine
Towed
tc
cattle
Says
Delayed
Wireless
Message
Vr-TOCTA,
An
t
The
Admiral
v
1
ated
Wednesday
after
-
it.urf
'wd
to
Seattle,
It
following
receipt
or
mrsiwige
from
the
"
owncra.
FORD
ENDORSES
HERBERT
HOOVER
Dr-oiT
A
:
,
Henry
Ford
yc-'
endorsement
to
tlie
can-
9
t
Henry
H-ver
lor
preildent
?
'
.c
:
iS'iT.c.
on
the
KeDUhllcaii
I
.c
of
TrrMdent
Coolldge.
PRINCE
PLAYS
GOLF
BROCKYILLE
TODAY
BROCKVILLE.
Ont
.
Aug.
8.
-
The
i
f
Wains
and
Prince
Oeorge
ar--
H
l
Brttckville
at
10.45
thU
morn-
i
hour
ahead
of
Premier
Bald-
t:.u
played
a
game
of
golf
here.
I
:.iia
fur
his
reception
waa
of
'mm
nature.
50,000
PERSONS
ARE
GIVEN
EMPLOYMENT
-am
A
"
The
government
M-im'"1
""'
0rv'r"
PUccd
"orc
than
.
-
per
tna
m
employment
In
1020.
'
"
"
rcport
of
'
upcrlntcndent
it
w
t
M'Voy
Conditions
were
good
wa.s
a
surplus
of
labor.
CABINET
OF
MINERALS
FOR
PRINCE
OF
WALES
'-TbT?,,
auj-
5-a
BC
Minerals
will
be
presented
...
"
Wale
by
the
Chamber
:
''
'''t-ii.s
here.
-
an
.m;i.imi
iai
tsMIH
(IIINNU,
.
4
OOVRR.
Aug.
S.
-E.
H.
Temma.
f
an
Kngttan
awlmmeT.
swam
the
f
Engl
ah
Chnnl
today
from
Gape
Orta
Nam
to
Ouver
In
1
1
hours,
4
n
minutes.
He
la
only
23
f
yeJr
of
ae.
4
SMALL
LANDINGS
OF
HALIBUT
TODAY
ARE
SOLD
AT
EXCHANGE
There
waa
but
a
small
me
at
the
Ex-'iacge
this
morning
of
lialbut
as
fol-'
jwa:
tnirrlrsn
utf.
asjoeo
pouads.
to
oou
mor-
K
at
10.70s
M
SC.
Canadian
ntngo,
tM)0
pouada.
to
Atttn
mier-
at
lOKOo
and
8-aOe.
LoakU.
4J60
pound,
to
Attrn
rtsher-m
at
lie
and
6e.
Mab.
300
pound,
to
Royal
Fish
Oo.
t
1060c
and
60c.
Mayflower.
1000
pound
of
black
eod
1
Cold
Storage
at
6c.
RESBYTERIAN
CHOIR
ANNUAL
OUTING
AT
DIGBY
YESTERDAY
The
Junior
Oholr
of
the
Prenliyterlan
TBurcn
hold
thetr
plentc
to
Dlgby
I-
'and
yesterday
afternoon,
la
tfMUt
of
marry
bcang
awsy
on
Utdays
s!i4
snme
down
with
whooping
High
tbere
were
twwnty.etght
children
n
hand
when
the
bost
left
at
1
JO
Boat
wer
loaned
by
Lance
Styles
id
D.
C.
Stuart.
All
forma
ot
gwmea
were
enjoyed
and
wuiunlng
waa
popular.
In
the
run-ing
raoas
tti
following
were
the
re-ulu
Olris:
Senior
1.
Mwtel
Vanco:
3,
oan
Arthur.
Olrls:
Junior
1.
Jean
Ritchie;
3.
met
Thomnnoa.
Boy
-I.
Jack
McRae;
3.
Oordon
Wll-scroft.
The
whol
outing
was
under
the
care
of
the
choir
leader.
John
E.
Davey.
and
a
complete
success
from
every
otnt
bf
new.
NO
TOWN
EXISTS
BUT
SALARIES
ARE
PAID
TO
ITS
OFFICIALS
CORDOBA,
Argentina,
August
5.
Deputy
Luis
Oiwes.
of
the
Provincial
LegMature
of
Cordoba,
In
the
Argentine
Republic,
has
caused
a
sensation
by
declaring
that
the
town
of
Los
Oea-aguea.
which
la
alleged
to
be
situated
tn
the
Department
Of
Ban
Junto,
does
not
exist.
Nobody
has
teen
It
and
It
appears
on
no
map.
Yet
It
has
a
police
force,
a
Tire
department,
a
.school
system,
a
post
office,
and
everything
Including
a
salary
list
to
man
thene
municipal
Institutions.
Big
nor
Owes
has
denounced
the
official
who
supervises
the
distribution
of
salaries.
He
says
he
has
been
necking
ih
town
for
more
than
a
year
but
without
success.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
nid.
Akel
1.70
I.B3
12.60
13.50
.
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151
133.
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.19
.21
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V
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.07
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2.22
225
-.ioft
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r
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:
.70
B.C.
Silver
Cork
Province
.
DunweU
Olacier
Gladstone
Independence
.
Indian
L.
and
L.
Lucky
I
Jim
...
Pirmlcr
Porter
Idaho
eunloch
I
.
.
of
ru.t
fnt
of
Can
"
"-
APproxun;ijr
.
.
.
.
InstjUlatlonS
Is
In
aaaa
wmu
iijui"".
antral
electric
sUtlon
and
over
B8
per
.-..1
.jAtFiMkl
nutnut
of
cent
or
tne
i""
w
j.,ii
frnm
water
all
sutions
ui..-
power.
HM
41-iA.
tnwna
and
cltfes
riity
eri
&
-
.
'
.
'.j.
-f.ined
onlv
18
per
cent.
.
Vniian
rural
ana
of
our
population.
.r,,,oi
in
numbers.
uman
are
w'
m
RAILWAY
PARTY
1
HERE
TONIGHT
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Will
Inspect
Terminal
Tomorrow;
Tarty
Iarge
One
McBRlDE.
Aug.
5
Continuing
his
In-
;
spec
tlon
trip
of
the
UrtM
of
the
com-
pany
In
western
Canada
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
president
or
the
Canadian
National
Railway.
left
Jasper
last
nlgh-en
nut
for
Prince
Rupert.
The
preal-denf
train
will
reaeh
Prince
Rupert
late
tonight
and
8lr
Henry
will
spend
!
the
greater
psrt
of
Saturday
Inspecting
j
me
ctwumi
ana
pori
lacuiue
oeiore
be
leavo
by
steamship
for
Vancouver.
In
addition
lo
Sir
Henry
and
Lady
Thornton
thane
in
the
party
Include:
S.
J.
Hungertoed,
operating
vlce-preel-deaU.
Mr.
Hungerford
and
Mb
Alice
Ilungertord.
A.
T.
Weldon.
traffic
vice-president.
W.
A.
Klngadland.
general
manager
western
region.
J.
It.
Cameron,
assistant
general
manager.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Dawson,
Prince
Rupert.
H.
H.
Metanson.
general
paswuger
tratfte
manager.
R.
Oreelman,
passenger
traffle
manager.
II.
A.
Dixon,
chief
engineer.
A.
E.
Crllly,
chief
of
the
wage
bureau.
Montreal.
J.
A.
Horn,
general
freight
agent.
Vancouver.
W.
II.
Tobey.
superintendent
Bmltbcr
division.
MORE
SOCKEYE
THAN
IN
1926
One
Cannery
Docs
Well
so
Far
This
Season
it
Is
Stated
At
least
one
cannery
tn
the
neighborhood
will
put
up
more
aockeye
salmon
this
year
than
last.
It
is
under
stood
that
the
Prince
Rupert
cannery)
has
already
packed
a
much
aockeye
as
wai
put
up
altogether
last
year
but
the
pink
and
chums
are
very
scarce
so
far.
However,
these
may
run
well
later.
VANCOUVER
GRAIN
LOADINGS
OF
WEEK
VANCOUVER.
Aug
5.
Loadings
of
the
week
at
this
port
of
grain
are:
Historian
for
London
44,800
bushels,
lyo
Maru
for
Yokohama
16.667
bushels.
Wales
Maru
for
Yokohama
34.219
bushels.
Point
Montara
for
Puerto
Colombia
12.000
bushels.
KILLED
IN
MINE
AT
CASSIDY
FROM
ROCK
NANAIMO,
Aug.
5.
Nester
Alton,
a
miner
In
the
Cedar
district,
waa
killed
lust
night
by
a
fall
of
rock
In
the
Oranby
mine
.at
Oassldy,
fifteen
miles
south
of
here.
He
Is
the
fifth
memlber
of
his
family
to
be
fatally
Injured
In
coar-
mine.
CANADIANS
WlfmOM
SUVA
SELECTED
TEAM
SUVA,
Pill,
Aug.
5.
The
Canadian
all-star
football
team
defeated
an
aggregation
selected
from
the
navy
and
the
Suva
teams
here
this
afternoon,
the
score
being
two
goals
to
one.
BANK
MANAGER'S
WIFE
DIEDAT
MONTREAL
MONTREAL.
Aug.
5.
Mrs.'
C.
E.
Nelll,
wife
of
the
general
manager
of
the
Royal
Bank
ot
Canada,
died
here
today.
MRS.
AITKEN
DIES
TORONTO.
Aug.
5.
Mrs.
Altken,
mother
ot
Lord
Beaverbrook,
died
at
Newcastle,
England,
according
to
a
cable
message
received
here.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
New
ENJOYING
HAWAIIAN
SURF:
Lieut.
Lester
Maitland
and
Albert
Iletfcnberger
try
surf-boat
riding
after
their
flight
from
San
Frandsco
RECENT
ALTERATIONS
IMPROVING
CENTRAL
Recent
alterations
tJ
the
Central
Hotel
will
be
found
of
much
convenience
to
tba
gtioau.
to
ladr'
rucm
haa
been
riirnlshrd
anew
anrf
comfortable
reading
and
writ
rig
room
prepared.
The
lunch
room
has
also
been
undergoing
alteration
and
a
lunch
counter
ha
been
put
Jn.
ThH
will
be
In
oper-,
atlon
In
the
very
near
future.
Blasting
operations
on
the
rock
pllej
tn
resr
of
Post
Office
building
are
ex-
j
pec
ted
to
be
completed
within
a
weea
i
and
the
removal
of
the
protecting
wooden
screens
on
the
window
wilt
be
proceeded
with.
YOUNG
MEN
CHARGED
MURDER
REMANDED
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
Aug.
5.-4Jeorge
Burgess
and
John
Maekenale.
charged
with
the
murder
of
Otto
Bosch
on
a
freight
train
near
Ruby
Creek
on
July
20,
were
remanded
one
'week
In
the
county
court
today.
FIRE
AT
ALBERNI
lour
1
1
ii
ml
ml
Men
Out
righting
Blaze
at
Foothills
of
.Mountains
PORT
ALBERNI.
Aug.
5
Four
hundred
men
are
fighting
a
fire
In
the
foothills
of
the
Beaufort
Range
three
mile
from
here
and
seem
to
have
it
controlled.
The
treets
here
are
covered
with
ashes
and
two
square
miles
are
burned.
HKATIII.lt
REPORT.
Terrace.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
62.
Rosswcod.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
63.
Alyaiwh.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
58.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calni,
temp.
59.
Anyox.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
68.
8tewart.--Clear,
calm,
temp.
57.
Hazel
ton.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
66.
Telegraph
Creek.-
-Clear,
calm,
temp.
60.
Smltlhers.-
-Clear,
culm,
temp.
79.
Burns
Lake.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
58.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
Public
Meeting
J.
P.
RAHCOCK
Chairman
of
the
International
Fisheries
Commission
Will
Address
a
Public
Meeting
in
the
Council
Chamber
Friday,
9
p.m.
All
interested
in
fishery
matters
please
attend.
S.
M.
NEWTON,
Mayor.
GEORGE
MERLE
HANGED
TODAY
MONTREAL.
Aug
5.--Oesrge
Merle,
a
native
of
rTanee.
was
hanged
here
this
morning
for
the
murder
of
Andre
Mar-
relie.
al
a
Frenchman,
in
December
lait.
following
a
quarrel
over
a
woman.
FISHING
FOR
BLACK
COD
IS
BECOME
MORE
.
FREQUENT
OF
LATE
Since
the
halibut
have
become
scarcer,
some
of
the
.boat
have
been
going
out
after
black
cod
recently.
One
cargo
was
sold
today
at
the
Fish
Exchange,
the
Mayflower
having
10,000
pounds,
whtch
went
to
the
Cold
Storage
Company
at
six
cents
a
pound.
The
.fishermen
know
where
the
black
cod
banks
are
and
can
get
a
cargo
much
more
quickly
than
of
halibut.
TOLMIE
REMANDED
TO
WEDNESDAY
NEXT
MANSLAUGHTER
CHARGE
VICTORIA,
Aua
5.
William
Fmser
Tolmle.
charged
with
manslaughter
In
connection
with
the
death
of
Miss
Cod-
jdington
on
Rockland-
Avenue
recently.
was
reutmiucu
w-utrii
lie
apjcarcu
ill
Wls
police
court
today
until
Wednesday
next
at
the
request
of
his
counsel,
OMar
Bass.
BOY
IS
CRUSHED
BY
AUTO
TRUCK
DRIVEN
BY
VICTORIA
CHINESE
VICTORIA,
Aug.
5.
While
riding
a
bicycle
John
Watt.
15
years
of
age.
was
crushed
beneath
a
truck
driven
by
Mah
Lee.
Chinese,
here
last
night
and
sustained
Injuries
which
resulted
In
his
death
at
the
hospital.
TWO
NEW
COMPANIES
ARE
INCORPORATED
i
VICTORIA,
Aug.
5.
This
week's
In-I
corporations
Include
the
Marlund
j
Mines
capitalized
at
tt.300.000;
also
Stewart
ft
Bevan
$19,000
ot
Queen
Charlotte
City,
BIG
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
NATIONAL
if.
win;
Brooklyn
4,
St.
Louis
2.
New
York
4,
Cincinnati
1.
Boston
4,
Chicago
5.
Philadelphia
5-4.
.Pittsburg'
8-7.
AMERICAN
LEAOl'E
Detroit
6.
New
York
2.
Cleveland
3,
PhUadelphta
0.
Chicago
1..
Boston
2.
st
louts
1-2.
Washington
5-11.
'
I
IIXV.tTOIt
NOW
v
Hill
VICTOKIt
llYLAW
PASSIM
,
VICTORIA.
Aug.
5.
The
bond
guarantee
for
the
grain
elevator
to
be
erected
at
Ogden
Point
docks
la
asaured
In
toe
paasage
vest
era
ay
of
the
Panama
Pacific
Grain
Terminal
Btevator
bylaw.
'
!
I
FEW
FOREST
FIRES
SO
FAR
THIS
YEAR
T
or
Three
Reported
Burning
But
Are
t'ndrr
Control
Total
forest
tries
reported
to
date
number
45.
of
which
37
are
In
the
In-frlor
to
the
east
of
Prince
Rupert,
and
'.gin
on
the
coast.
Twen
y
have
had
to
be
fought
at
an
estimated
cost
to
date
of
(
1.000
At
present
two
.
small
fire
reported
under
control
are
being
fought
at
Glentanna
and
Doughty
in
the
vicinity
ot
Smllhers.
and
one
at
Tlel,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
A
tire
Is
also
reported
to
be
burning
in
some
'time
killed
timber
west
o
the
smelter
it
Anyox.
In
view
of
the
extremely
hot
weather
tth
low
humidities
prevailing,
the
actuation
la
on
the
whole
good,
but
the
department
would
like
to
make
an
ap-r-eal
to
the
public
fr
increased
caution
until
the
prerent
spell
of
dry
weather
breaks.
One
of
the
greatest
hazard
at
present
la
from
railroad
travel,
a
owing
to
the
Intense
heft
ln
the
".
lnlerW,
windows
In
the
train
are
raised,
and
iven
toe
normally
careful
may
Inadvertently
throw
lighted
smoking
material
to
the
track.
Owing
to
the
long
spell
of
hot
weather,
vegetation
H
parched
and
Ignite
very
easily.
A
little
care
exer
cised
by
smokers
may
save
a
conflagra
tion.
CRICKET
GAMES
ARE
DRAWN
AT
VANCOUVER
Large
Scores
Made
and
no
Time
to
Finish
in
Kit
her
.Match
In
Tournament
VANCOUVER
Aug.
5.
Two
draws
were
played
yesterday.
British
Columbia
got
245
for
7
wickets
and
Manitoba
157
for
eight.
In
the
other
game.
Saskatchewan
got
230
runs
and
Alberta
made
171
for
seven
-wickets.
In
each
r
e
there
was
not
time
to
play
out
the
game.
PORPOiSEHCAUSE
FISHERMEN'S
TROUBLE
lrtrnr
I'lsli
In
Sagurnay
Ilirrr:
Cod
Yield
Fallen
Eighty
Per
Cent
QUEBEC.
Aug-.
5.
The
tlshlng
industry
on
the
north
shsre
of
the
St.
Lawrence
River,
fom
Plgou,
In
the
Saguenay
region,
20
miles
below
the
Malsle
River,
to
Mlngan,
about
70
miles
further
down
the
river,
1
faced
with
ruin
this
year
on
account
of
the
waters
being
Infested
with
porpoises.
Oscar
Morln,
Deputy
Minister
of
Municipal
Affairs,
returned
to
Quebec
today
from
the
district,
and
he
states
that
he
finds
the
population
there
very
alarmed.
Quoting
figures
pro
vlded
by
the
Government
Inspector
of
Fisheries
In
that
district,
he
shows
that
this
year
the
cod
yield
has
fallen
80
per
cent.
In
previous
years
the
porpoise
have
come
after
the
ccd
season,
which
end
about
July
20.
But
this
year
they
came
at
the
beginning
and
stayed
throughout
the
season,
rendering
fishing
almost
futile.
Mr,
Morln
himself
declare
that,
while
on
the
river
-he
passed
one
school
of
porpoise
two
miles
long
and
half
a
mile
wide.
The
population
I
wholly
dependent
on
the
fishing
Industry,
and
It
Is
-claimed
that
unless
something
Is
done
by
next
year
the
dlstrlqt,
will
have
to
be
abandoned
a
a
result
ot
the
harm
caused
by
the
porpoises
this
year,
starvation
facing
the
fishermen.
The
government'
1
being
asked
to
put
the
matter
In
the
hands
of
experts.
The
Canadian
Pacific
railways
and
steamships
form
the
largest
transportation
system
In
the
world.
O.
B.
.Bush,
well-known
in
mining
circles
In
the
north
was
a
through
passenger
on
the
Prince
Rupert
today
en
route
to
Stewart.
NET
DEBT
OF
CANADA
LESS
Decrease
Larger
This
Year
Than
Last
For
First
Four
Months
of
Year
OTTAWA.
Aug.
5.-
-The
net
debt
of
Canada
ha
decreaaad
42.4M,4t3
In
the
first
four
month
of
the
fiscal
year
opening
on
April
1.
On
MurUh
31
the
net
debt
was
12.-347334,370
and
last
month
it
had
decreased
to
2P305.33S49.
In
the
corresponding
month
of
Iat
year
the
decrease
waa
more
than
eleven
million
leu.
JOHN
DILLON
ENDS
CAREER
Famous
Irish
Leader
Died
Yesterday
Following
Operation
on
Abdomen
LONDON.
Aug.
8.
John
Dillon,
tha
famous
Irlfch
leader,
died
yesterday
following
an
abdominal
operation.
Mr.
Dillon
was
leader
ot
the
Irish
Parliamentary
part
In
the
British
House
of
Commons
succeeding
John
Redmond
In
1818.
He
represented
East
Mayo
from
1385
to
1919.
He
was
born
tn
1851
and
at
one
time
waa
imprisoned
In
connection
with
what
l
known
a
th
"plan
of
campaign."
.
.
,
,.
.,
COAL
mm
AT
SAANICH
Oil
and
Gas
Claims
Staked
on
Peninsula
Near
Victoria
Result
of
Discovery
VICTORIA,
Aug.
.
An
eight
foot
seam
of
coal
discovered
fit
Deep
Cove
district
has
started
the
staking
of
claims
both
oil
and
gas
on
the
Saanlch
peninsula.
TWO
CHARGED
IRISH
MURDER
DUBLIN.
Aug.
5.
Owen
Donelly
and
Thomas
Merrlgan
were
arraigned
yesterday
on
a
charge
of
conspiring
to
murder
Kevin
O
Hlgglns
and
were
remanded
for
one
week.
GERMANS
MAKE
RECORD
IN
ENDURANCE
TESTS
DESSAU.
Germany.
Aug.
5.
Cornelius
Edward
and
Johann
Rlstlcz
finished
the
world's
endurance
flight
of
52
hours
23
minute
today
beating
the
record
of
Chamberlain
and
Acesta
of
51
hours
It
minutes.
LITTLE
BOY
DROWNED
DATHING
IN
SOUTH
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
5.
Frederick
Wnilam
Stewart,
nine
years
of
age
was
drowned
at
Long
Bay,
Oamb'er
Island,
when
bathing.
He
was
a
son
of
Frederick
Stewart,
rancher.
VANCOUVER
FLYER
GOES
ON
HIS
OWN
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Aug.
5
Major
C.
Ofborne
of
Vancouver
will
not
enter
the
Honolulu
flight,
he
advised,
owing
to
lack
of
time
to
get
his
machine
reariy.
but
will
continue
his
own
plana
for
a
flight
to
Honolulu
and
Australia.
D0UKH0B0R
BURIED
DIGGING
DEEP
SEWER
TRAIL,
Aug.
5.
Sam
Gretchln,
member
of
the
Orand
Forks
Doukhobor
colony
was
burrted
alive
today'
when
digging
a
thirteen
foot
sewer.
HU
body
was
recovered.