25
TAXI
unci
Ambulance
Srvic
Anywhere
at
Anytime
'
Stand
Exchange
Ilulldtnc
MATT
VIDKCK.
Prop.
wa.s
one
ot
the
first
to
congratulate
his
lifelong
friend
irtory.
-.
.n
early
in
the
evening
that
Gray
would
wrn
and
hit
i
n
Mminary
hear-in
on
a
charge
of
selling
opium,
the
:nr
cunt.
Premier
Mac
Loan
expressed
gratification
at
.aid:
"I
recognise
It
is
a
very
heavy
responsi-
fAS
BLINDED
HANDFUL
LIME
West
End
Auk
36
While
dflv-
riti,h
Newspapermen
Will
Tell
Headers
That
Success
and
Prosperity
Abound
Here
'
KH
Aug
36
"We.
as
':.
nrr
taking
stock
ot
i
:
and
ogsportunlUe
'
...r..iit
and
we
will
tM
of
c
for
success
and
prosperity
'
""'I
J
8.
King,
president
of
r
'
0
Newspaper
Society
ol
E
'
a-
u
dinner
tendered
in
"rc
last
night
which
wa
'!
enure
parts;,
civic
of-r
preeeiitativss
of
public
'''Ab
'"i
who
presided,
spoke
""source
0f
British
Col
PLANE
REFUSED
LEAVE
WATER
CaPtain
Courtney
Makes
Unsuccessful
Attempt
to
Take
to
Air
r
S?.TnAMPT0N-
Au-
2
0ptsn
ni,.a
another
iinaiamii'iisfel
M-'
'
t'"P
off
for
the
Aaores
on
hh
'
TauMtiantic
night
last
eren-
.
'"'
""
wond
sucresstve
day
latien
itune
refused
to
leave
WER
delayed
in
LEAVING
FOR
OTTAWA
I'PAvniu
.
"-
auk
26.
Captain
Hamll-
'num.virt
....
M.,,N-,.
rM:raay
mat
ait
Air
....usea
to
give
Mm
a
cert
If
I
-"
"
worthiness
for
ve
plane
with
o;
lircpoHed
to
make
the
flight
"
"ii
mi
changes
had
been
made
'
."'"licnl
.
bttlty
to
follow
in
the
footstep,
of
Hon.
I
Jom
Oliver
and
it
la
vary
gratifying
!
that
the
elector
have
given
me
a
diaa-'
date
to
carry
on
m
soon
after
my
tek-
ing
office.
The
quiet
way
In
vhlch
the
people
of
New
Westminster
went
about
tola
convert
impressed
sm
very
much
It
dataanrtrataa.
I
think,
that
the
people
are
not
interested
ta
Mtttieal.
flre-
r-T
HolLnd
of
Vancouver
Vic
work.
They
want
the
wuMtc
busi-
,im
of
Terrible
Prank
in
sttaoded
to
eftieteartty
and
are
not
V)
e
it
op
pad
or
stampeded
try
the
Ad'-nr
talk
about
"Us,
tat
a
mk
u.
the
wat
end.
.true
th.
MASSETT
.,
INLET
IS
handful
of
llmr
person
and
it
probata)
)
accompanied
by
''tier
and
Fred
Olllandert
:.g
hi
car
U
a
tjp
m-!
Ilicc
prowler
officer
.'itn
to
tte
hospital
..'V
operaUon
was
pet
w..
stated
today
.
wa
loat
late
of
the
other
la
ICRIBES
ARE"
VERY
PLEASED
DEVOID
OF
PINKS
lew
llh
IVHti(
Taken
at
North
Island
by
Trotting
llaU
iota.
Dybbavn,
who
returned
Iran
Queen
Charlotte
bland
yesterday
said
v
tat
they
had
canned
no
pinks.'
None
had
eoeae
In
that
year
up
to
the
time
he
left
The
same
condKtoa
had
exalted
in
Alaska
where
they
had
thought
of
poaalbty
letting
some
flab
The
only
canning
they
were
doing
wa
a
few
aptlnga
and
cohoaa
caught
In
the
watera
adjacent!
to
North
lMand
by
trollera.
Mr.
Dybhavn
alao
aald
he
thought
pos-athly
there-
might
be
im
chumi.
those
flab
not
being
yet
due.
FORGED
TIME
CHECK;
'DRAWS
LONG
SENTENCE
Paddy
Ryan
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
lelanda
waa
sentenced
to
eighteen
month'
Imprisonment
in
County
Court
yesterday
afternoon
by
Judge
Young.
The
charge
waa
forgery
and
Ryan
wa
found
guilty
of
fabricating
a
time
check
on
the
Baxter
Pole
Co.
of
Maaaet
Inlet
and
obtaining
1131
in
caah
therefor
from
the
purser
of
the
steamer
Prince
Charles.
OLD
AGE
PENSIONS
PREPARATIONS
ARE
MADE
IN
VICTORIA
VICTORIA.
Aug.
26
A
one
of
the
first
stem
toward
the
distribution
of
old
age
pentlons
through
the
Workmen's
Oasapenaatlon
Board,
application
forms
are
being
sent
to
aaed
persons
throughout
the
province.
W.
O.
Connelly.
CJJ.R.
etty
passenger
ant
at
VSadswiver,
and
Albert
David
son,
assistant
general
freight
agent
for
the
company,
arrived
from
the
soutn
the
Prince
George
this
morning
They
were
both
accompanied
by
their
wreei.
Mr.
Davidson
was
formerly
located
here.
WEATIIKK
REPORT.
Terrace
light
rata.
temp.
M.
Rcwawood.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
56.
Aryansh
Part
cloudy.
elm.
temp.
57.
Abce
Arm
-
Clear,
calm.
temp.
68.
Anyox
Clear,
calm.
temp.
69.
Stewart
-Clear,
calm,
temp
57
Haxelion
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
03,
Rain
duni''-
ills"'
gmlthers
-Okmdy.
calm.
temp.
61.
e
in
The
Daily
N"W
and
are
being
prepared
by
the
B.O.
Undertake
,
for
shipment
tomorrow
night
by
tbe
steamer
Prince
George
to
Vancouver
where
Interment
will
take
place.
SIX
LOST
IN
WORLD
FLIGHT
Pride
of
Detroit
Keachcw
liar-
bor
Grace
on
First
Leg
of
Ixing
Trip
Ctaarlottetown.
Aug.
36.
The
monoplane
Pride
of
Detroit,
flying
from
Old
Orchard.
Maine
to
Harbor
Orace.
Newfoundland,
oomuenclng
a
world
flight,
pawed
ever
Prince
Edward
laland
before
noon
fday
beaded
over
the
Oulf
of
St.
Lawrence.
Wildasn
Brack,
pilot
and
Edward
achlee.
accompanying
him.
hope
to
break
the
present
round
the
world
record
of
28
day.
14
hours.
SO
minutes.
HARBOR
ORACK,
Newfld.
Aug.
36.
The
plane
"pride
of
Detroit"
arrived
here
this
afternoon.
FIRE
SITUATION
WELL
IN
HAND
Only
One
Smouldering
Forest
Fire
in
Whole
District
Slates
District
Forester
Only
one
forest
fire
Is
now
burning
In
the
entire
Prince
Rupert
district,
states
R.
Z
Allen,
district
forester,
who
Is
back
from
a
trip
to
the
Interior
on
official
duties,
and
that
ta
a
smouldering
blase
betweeo
Doughty
and
Evelyn
stations
which
Is
nearly
out.
The
district
forester
report
the
situation
in
the
district
to
be
well
In
hand.
RAIN
DELAYS
4
CUTTING
GRAIN
WIHNIPEO.
Aug.
36
Heavy
rams
in
southern
Manitoba
and
parts
of
8as-katchesran
held
up
grain
cutting.
Re-
ports
received
today
Indicate
that
grain
auffnrd
from
lodging
but
damage
from
hall
In
the
district.',
where
it
fell
was
tltgtit.
Further
west
the
weather
Is
favorable
and
harvesting
contmue.
YOUNG
CHINAMAN
DIES
IN
SLEEP
AT
PT.
EDWARD
Jang
Mbag.
s
38-year-old
Chinaman,
"died
la
feus
sleep
during
the
night
be
tween
Wednesday
evening
and
Thursday
morning
at
Port
Edward
where
he
was
an
employee
of,
the
cannery.
An
Inquiry
wa
made
by
J.
R.
Tannock,
deputy
coroner,
and
It
was
found
that
death
was
due
to
natural
causes.
The
re
main
have
been
brought
to
the
city
SWEDISH
BOAT
STOCKHOLM,
Aug.
35.
The
sole
survivor
of
the
steamer
Trygeve
which
left
here
on
August
13
for
Leningrad,
was
brought
to
Stockholm
today
In
a
Finnish
vessel.
He
told
of
the
wreck
of
the
Trygeve
the
day
after
sailing,
with
the
loss
of
tlx
lives.
The
remaining
five
members
of
the
crew
and
two
passengers
i
escaped
In
a
small
boat.
Their
suffer
Uig
from
exposure
was
so
great
that
some
perished
In
the
craft
and
others
became
Insane
and
Jumped
overboard.
At
a
meeting
of
the
Prlnse
Rupert
Conservative
Ajotioti
last
night
iwei.ty-otght
delegates
were
named
to
represent
the
nwcUMsn
at
a
convention
tor
Prince
Rttfert
rtdlng
which
wiH
be
held
on
Ssajtember
7
for
the
purpose
of
nomlnattjg
a
candidate
to
comest
the
riding
at
Ae
next
provincial
electivn
on
behalf
the
party.
The
delegates
were
uiilastttted
and
wlU
be
joined
at
the
convessHssi
by
other
delegates
representing
vaeteau
pans
of
the
constituency.
The
degStas
named
were
as
follows:
D.
C
Stuart.
Mr.
D.
C.
Stuart.
J.
A.
Klrfcpatrk.
C.
H.
0ae.
Janes
II.
Thompson.
X.
A.
Musi
w.
W.
Wright.
C.
J
Orabam.
J
C.
Brady.
M.P..
Mrs
J.
C.
Brady.
Robert
Btanee.
H.
A.
Breen.
R.
W.
Cameron.
J.
C.
McLennan.
Corge
Hill.
Mia
E.
M.
Bsrle.
J
Laurer-sen.
A.
Beatty.
A.
W.
Edge,
R.
E
Benson.
J.
O.
Williamson.
A.
PlncUsy.
O
Clarke.
J.
Talt.
Jasne
Sturgean
and
F.
Aldrlch.
Advertise
in
The
D!ly
New
PRINCE
RUPERT.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINC
E
ni'l'KUT.
Il.C
.
FRIDAY.
AUGUST
26.
1927
I'irit
Division
Teams
Hunched
Close
Together
in
Scramble
For
Pennant
"
WaTW
YORK.
Aug
3S
The
flret
-llv
rton
teams
of
the
National
League
re
bunrhed
togetlwr
tighter
than
aver
V
krtavb
Chicago
defied
recorlj
of
-racklne
by
an
-0
victory
over
lowly
Pblladelrnla,
gaining
half
a
game
ever
e
Pittslrarg
Pirates
who
divided
a
ieobte
header
wtth
Beetea
St.
Loute)
Is
thrfe
and
a
haW
games
from
tint
-lace
end
New
York,
five
and
a
half
:ims
Both
the
latter
two
teams
vrre
Idle
yesterday.
Criarl.e
poot
got
his
twenty-third
vlct
rry
for
Chlcgo
and
Lou
Oehrlg
hit
his
fortieth
homer,
tying
Babe
Puth.
Ty
Cobb
made
fire
hits
In
five
fine
at
bat
tar
Ute
PHUadelnhla
Air
er
.cans.
VATIOVtl.
IKKllE
Cincinnati
1.
Brooklyn
a.
'
Pit
sbTirg
1-fl.
Bost'io
$-1.
Chicago
a,
phllastelphla
0.
AMUKIC.W
IJ-.AIIIT.
Nrw
York
8.
Detroit
3.
W-hlr.-rn
8
Cleveland
7.
Boston
6.
Chicago
4.
Ph.ladelphU
6.
St.
Loula
1.
Storm
Swept
Atlantic
and
Drove
-Vessels
Ashore
Nova
Scotia
Doing
Much
Damage
Million
Dollars
Worth
of
Apples
Destroyed,
Ilridses
Washed
Out,
and
Highways
Injured
Thirteen
People
Killed
HALIFAX.
August
26.
As
a
result
of
terrific
storms
which
swept
the
Atlantic
coast
thirteen
people
are
known
to
have
lost
their
lives
off
Nova
Scotia
and
Newfoundland.
The
complete
story
of
wholesale
devastation
will
not
lie
known
for
some
time.
Giant
waves
inundated
the
Newfoundland
coast
setting
the
fishing
camps
afloat
and
tearing
the
boats
from
their
moorings.
Communications
and
light
facilities
are
being
slowly
restored
to
this
province
today.
The
gales
swept
the
whole
coast
as
far
south
as
Cape
Cod,
Massachusetts.
The
loss
to
the
Nova
Scotia
apple
crop
alone
is
estimated
at
more
than
a
million
dollars.
Two
small
steamers,
27
sailing
vessels
and
countless
small
craft
were
thrown
high
and
dry
on
the
shore
or
foundered.
Many
may
be
salvaged
but
the
shipping
loss
will
be
enormous.
As
well
as
losing
their
boats
the
fishermen
are
dealt
a
severe
blow
in
the
destruction
of
their
gear.
Few
parts
of
Nova
Scotia
escaped
damage
to
gardens
and
small
buildings.
At
least
fifty
highway
bridges
are
known
to
have
Ix-en
washed
out
and
miles
of
trunk
highways
are
under
water,
interrupting
the
tourist
traffic
while
the
season
was
at
its
height.
HIGHER
PRICES
AT
EXCHANGE
TODAY
FOR
HALIBUT
WERE
PAID
Only
three
boats
sold
fish
today
on
Exchange,
the
total
amount
being
58.-600
pounds,
but
the
price
was
better,
the
American
boat
getting
11.60c
for
first
class.
Sale
were:
Amrriran
Nltkof,
43.000
pounds,
to
Cold
Storage
at
13.60c
and
6c.
Canadian
Fanny
F..
7,500
pound
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
at
13.10c
and
7c.
Dolphin,
6,000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries
at
13.10c
and
7c.
W.
W.
Wright
has
Joined
the
staff
of
the
Rupert
Marino
Product
towboat
flret
and
Is
now
a
member
of
the
crew
of
the
PJtT.
CANADIANS
ARE
INDICTED
U.S.
Members
of
Liquor
Export
Company
Must
Stand
Trial
in
South
SEATTLE,
Aug
36.
8ix
member
of
the
Jos.
H.
Kennedy
Co.
of
'B.C.
liquor
exporters
are
under
Indictment
here
charged
with
conspiracy
to
violate
the
Prohibition
Act.
This
wa
revealed
last
night
when
Federal
Judge
Neterer
ordered
the
release
of
the
secretary
of
the
concern.
The
lndletanent
was
returned
by
the
federal
grand
Jury
In
connection
with
the
eeusure
of
the
Canadian
Launch
Seev.
The
Indictment
also
accused
several
Americans.
General
Election
in
Irish
Free
ut.
State)F6llowsk
Announcement
of
"
Yictory
for
President
Cosgrave
DUBLIN,
August
26.
There
in
to
be
another
Irish
general
election.
Governor
General
Healy
last
night
issued
a
proclamation
dissolving
the
Free
State
Legislature
and
ordering
an
election,
the
new
House
to
meet
on
October
11.
The
action
of
the
Governor
followed
the
announcement
that
Gerald
Sullivan,
Government
candidate
in
the
by-election
caused
by
the
assassination
of
Kevin
O'Higgins.
had
been
elected,
thus
giving
President
Cosgrave
a
majority
over
all
in
the
Dail.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining-
Halt,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
457.
P-iv-e
Five-
Cents
govern:
m
candidate
is
elected
RISH
GENERAL
SECTION
ANNOUNCED
TODAY
AT
DUBLIN
Government
Candidate
Elected
Yesterday
at
New
Westminster
When
Grey
Chosen
Over
Welsh
Vernier
Maclean
takes
it
as
mandate
to
carry
on
and
commends
people
on
quiet
way
of
conducting
campaign
,V
W!
STMINVTKK,
AuKust
26.
Mayor
A.
W.
Gray
de-
Welsh
in
yesterday
s
provincial
by-election
by
a
major-the
ligure
being
Gray
24fi
and
Welsh
l.B3.
DELEGATES
FOR
NATIONAL
RACE
RUPERT
NAMED
IS
VERY
CLOSE
Local
Conservative
Association
Choses
Representatives
For
Convention
on
Sept.
7
Made
Large
Sum
from
Handling
Opium
When
Market
was
Cornered
VANCOUVER.
Aujruat
20.
With
the
apprehension
of
Gim
Lee
Yuen,
a
prominent
Chinese
merchant,
who
was
arraigned
yes-lead
steadily
increased
as
the
count
of
the
ballot
proceeded.
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
believe
they
have
unearthed
operations
of
a
continent
wide
narcotic
ring.
A.
C.
Lachenauer.
a
United
States
narcotic
agent
who
had
been
engaged
for
the
purpose
of
securing
evidence,
testified
that
he
had
secured
the
'confidence
of
the
accused.
He
sought
to
obtain
opinm
for
his
store
but
Gim
said
it
was
too
difficult
to
get
it
off
incoming
liner.
Many
consignments
-
!
had
been
lost
when
dropped
overboard.
The
Chinese
also
told
the
witness
that
fifteen
year
ago
he.
with
three
Jews,
ears
ursf.
the
op.um
market
at
Canada
and
tave
United
States
and
whest
they
dsn
deed
partnership
each
bad
am)
I23JM0
profit.
He
assured
Lack-
i
ensuer
thai
he
had
SOO
tins
of
No.
2
-
opium
on
Isand.
Over
Twenty
Tourists
Killed
Re-
.
-
-
suit
of
Accident
Near
f'hnm.
riUM"K
KtPlKT
MAY
4
ItC
HCr.UKM)
HERE
4
COST
SET
AT
$
jO.IMM)
4.
.
4
'
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
34.
Stated
survey
of
the
14-
Prises
Rupert
show
damage
af
SM.OOO.
Whether
she
kt.ta
he
repaired
here
or
at
Prince
Ru-
s
pert
will
be
decided
next
week.
Masons,
to
Krreite
Charter
To-
nliht
from
II.C.
Head
Henry
Oelgerlcb
of
Kaslo,
Orand
First
Principal
of
tbe
Oread
Chapter
ot
Royal
Arch
Mason
of
British
Columbia,
arrived
from
the
sputh
on
the
Prince
George
this
morning
and
wUl
proceed
this
afternoon
to
Anyox
where
te
will
present
tbe
charter
to
Observa
tory
Chapter.
No.
35,
the
latest
branch
of
Royal
Arch
Mason
In
British
Col
umbia.
On
hi
trip
north
Mr.
Gelgerton
wlU
be
accompanied
by
a
group
of
lorsl
Arch
Mason.
They
will
return
tc
Lite
city
on
the
same
steamer
and
I
Kclen
Chapter
here
will
be
facially;
Isl'M
by
Mr.
Oeteerteh
next
Monday
evening.
MAY
PURCHSE
OLD
SEAPLANE
HAZELTON!
Major
D.
R.
MacLarrn
and
Mechanic
Leave
Today
to
1iihm
t
OKI
Machine
up
the
Line
Major
D.
It.
MacLaren.
bead
of
the
Pacific
Airways,
whOM
H3SL
flying
boat
If.
engaged
in
fisheries
patrol
service,
now
being
moored
at
Seal
Core,
and
hi
observer
mechanic.
H.
Davenport,
left
this
morning
for
Haaelton
where
they
will
make
an
examination
of
the
old
seaplane
Haee'ton
with
a
view
to
purchasing
K.
For
several
yean
now
the
Hazelton
has
been
on
the
beach
of
the
Skeeoa
River
near
Haeelton
and.
.though
severe
effort
have
been
made.
no
one
has
been
able
to
make
It
leave
the
water.
Major
MaoLaren
wtfl
make
another
such
effort
and
expects
to
return
to
the
city
in
s
day
or
so.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
B.C.
Sliver
..
Coast
Copper
Cork
Province
Dunweil
Olacter
Gladstone
Indian
L.
and
L.
Lucky
Jim
.
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Richmond
SUvercrest
Silversmith
Dunlin
;
i
.
Tortc
Bid.
1JS
13-50
OSVx
.74
.07
1,
19V.
231
20
V
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'i
.05
33
4.83
Advertise
In
To
Dally
News
Asked
1J0
14.35
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JSQ
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8
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TRASNPLUNGED
IN
MOUNTAINS
1
,
,
i
onix.
i
.as
i
.Mgni
CHAMONIX.
Franca.
Aug.
33.
Flf-,
teen
people
were
killed
outright
and
a,
six
died
today
as
a
result
of
Injuries
4.
soatalned
last
night
when
a
railway
4,
train
filled
with
tourists
was
wrecked
in
the
mountains
hUe
descending
4
Irtfa
Bant
Blanc
beam.
Thirty
of
the
4.
Sixty
ofeeupaat
of
the
cos
eft
plunged
4
Into
a
ravine
and
were
eerlttusly
In-4.,
Jured.
4-
-fs
l
sVv
The
passenger
were
returning
and
I
were
looking
at
the
aa-e
Inspiring
eight
NEW
MASONIC
BODY
L.
t
rZhZ.?l
CADITCn
AT
AWViYJ00
1
uiiuiLis
ni
muuA
Observatory
Chapter.
Royal
Arrh
f
1
cog
slipped
PP
owing
to
the
sinking
sinking
of
of
the
the
1
track
as
a
result
of
recent
Incessant
1
rains.
FISHING
STOPS
FOR
ONE
WEEK
Major
Motherwell
Issues
Order
Regard
to
Salmon
Fishermen
and
Others
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
36.
According
to
Information
received
at
the
Dominion
FleherMe
office
here
from
Major
Motherwell,
fisheries
Inspector
Investigating
fisheries
conditions
In
the
north.
It
ha
been
definitely
decided
to
prohibit
all
salmon
flhing
for
one
week
In
water
north
of
Howe
Sound.
Major
Motherwell
is
aboard
tbe
fisheries
cruiser
Malaspina
and
arrived
at
Smith
Inlet
last
evening.
FRENCH
TENNIS
PLAYERS
WIN
IJeat
Japanese
Decisively
in
Two
Singles
Yesterday
Afternoon
BROO
KLINE,
Mass..
Aug.
36.
Henri
Cocbet
of
France
defeated
Yoshh-o
Ohta
of
Japan
6-0,
6-3.
6-3
at
the
opening
of
the
single
In
the
Davis
Cup
finals
here
yesterday
afternoon,
tbe
second
encounter
being
that
In
which
Rene,
La-'
coste
vanquished
Takalchl
Harada
6-1,
6-1.
6-3.
LIABILITY
FOR
DAMAGE
TO
BOXER
IN
BOUT
WATERTOWN.
N
Y
.
Aug.
36.
When
a
boxer
breaks
his
arm
while
punching
bis
opponent'
bead.
I
the
organization
sponsoring
the
bout
liable
under
the
Workmen'
Compensation
Act
That
knotty
question
arose
when
William
Simpson,
who
la
a
elerk
In
dally
life,
asked
compensation
for
injury
suffered
in
a
boxing
exhibition
in
the
Knights
of
Columbus
gymnasium.
KILLED
IV
ElKliKJl
AKE
TOKIO.
Aug
16
Forty
people
are
reported
to
have
been
killed
yesterday
la
an
earthquake
In
the
Island
of
Formosa.
One
hundred
and
forty-five
houses
were
detrovd.