25
U.
t
IlLUJL
UI
till
n
BRITISH
SHIP
LONDON
Aug
3
A
member
nf
the
trc
of
ue
British
gunboat
Cocr.hafer
1:
...tiiitly
wounded,
say
a
Hong
K
-
d;
pat
ii
wlK'n
the
warship
and
'
he
WSK
mnvnvttiff
wm
hMvltV
fir
T.:s
up'M:
from
Ktiore
by
Chinese.
One
'Ufk
u-.c
Cockshafer
causing
Br.tiM
wturned
the
fire.
COSMOPniITAN
MAHA7INF.
-
vssisilll
ilAl
lXJaVA
1
sVal
ART
EDITOR
IS
MAKING
ROUND
TRIP
TO
SKAGWAY
w
'
C.;b.v,u
of
New
York
City,
art
i1
Mm
Cosmooolltan
Magazine.
riK!r
"h
the
Prince
George
o-
'Uq
round
trip
to
Skagway.
Mi
Ciibsons
first
trip
this
way
'
ie
tiie
weather
ha
not
been
of
tiie
acenic
beauties
of
the
arc
proving
of
much
delight
to
The
IJally
News
'mi
'v
S
fr
i
Narrows
last
night
and
was
badly
damaged.
She
floated
off
r
a'tcr
midmxht
aud
the
passenger
were
taken
off
and
sent
V
'angfll
where
they
are
awaiting
transjiortation
south.
1
.
night
at
9.23
the
wireless
operator
at
Digby
Island
heard
all
trm
the
Princess
Charlotte
but
could
not
get
through
.
rr
Fmiing
it
wan
impossible
to
do
this
he
called
Ketchikan
i
d
go?
the
survey
boat
Explorer
which
left
at
once
for
Wrangwn
in
thick
foe.
striving
there
This
Year
.
iK
31
-Henry
O'Malley.
v.i'nrr
of
fisheries,
not
tlrd
again.:
tne
reopen
-
:
:';!
salmi'ti
fishing
this
A..
..ska
but
also
has
can-known
a'
the
fall
aea-
-
arheduleg
to
start
on
4
tie
annoon-ement
O'Mal-losing
wa
essential
to
j
it
the
industry.
'There
:
fishing
except
trailing
.4-n
parallel
and
gill
net
iily
for
fresh
flab
and
:i
be
of
no
benefit
to
MnhIiVI,
sa
aT
aa
aV
m.
M.
aV-aT
M.
M
M
S1
HALIBUT
BANKS
hat
11
I'rnniwnl
nf
Piimmius
nn
According
to
Louis
Kadclfife
'
:ip
Northern
Pacific
are
giving
::.a-.ioiiai
Fishery
Commission
says
an
announcement
by
:nmihMoner
of
Fisherle
Louis
C
U'liHii-Amerleaji
commission
:r
'.lie
advisability
of
clos-'hr.
tamous
banks
from
wsio
Dnng
Into
British
Col-t:
n
Alaskan
port
about
50,000.-rt:-
yearly
Hill
h
II
I
MUM
A
1
JO
The
psssengfr
were
transferred
snd
token
to
Wrangell
where
they
were
looted
after
by
the
clUsens.
ahertly
after
midnight
a
number
of
tati
left
Petersburg.
Aleeka.
lor
the
scene.
No
word
haa
been
received
aa
to
whether
the
Charlotte
wtU
dock
bete
or
proceed
to
Vancouver
or
virnoicit
in
roitT
ticntXTjeir-ifr--
reps
re
ceived
here
during
the
night
said
thai
CP,
steamer
PcUsswss
Ohartotle
waa
bore
at
Vlchmstfkl
nocks.
WranceU
Narrow.
10
rallaa
from
the
town
of
Wrangell.
She
"truck
at
9.30
pm.
The
United
State
aurvey
boat
Explorer
mponded
to
the
S.OjB.
call
to
Captain
Troup
from
the
captain
ot
th
ahlp
who
reported
the
paaecagees
aate.
About
1M
pecaona
were
aboard
the
ateamer.
The
Salvage
King
left
at
1
ajn.
to
render
assistance.
The
Charlotte
we
aouthbound
from
Sksgwsy
to
Vanoouvar
and
passenger
are
reported
to
hare
been
taken
aahore.
LATKST
DESPATCH
VICTORIA.
Aug.
SI.
With
her
pro-peiliag
machinery
broken
down
but
all
iiassaraisri
sale
aahore.
the
Prlnceea
Charlotte
la
now
afloat
but
drifting,
ac
cording
to
the
latest
word
received
here
by
wireless
from
the
scene
of
the
accident
A
cannery
tag
tram
Wrangell
is
proceeding
to
her
aid.
The
hull
of
the
Princess
Charlotte
is
not
punctured
to
any
greet
extent.
Judging
from
wlrstaas
missagr
which
indicate
she
It
not
taking
water.
She
refloated
herself
after
the
passengers
W
I".
r.f.
(.
TCiN
TON
Aiiff
Aug
31
31.
The
The
halibut
halibut
L..
tnnabmd
ashore
bv
the
United
Mats
ssy
host
Explorer.
There
was
no
panic
or
excitement
during
the
transfer
of
the
passengers.
The
Salvage
King
is
proceeding
to
the
PASMIMir.KS
(IN
llll(
II
SBATTl.
Aug.
31.
It
is
presumed
from
s
mssisge
from
the
United
States,
survey
ship
Explorer
that
she
wa
taking
off
the
passenger
from
the
beech
where
they
were
landed
after
the
Princess
Chartotts
struck.
The
ex
set
location
was
in
Sumner
Strait,
several
mites
south
of
the
entrance
to
Wrangell
Narrrws
proper.
1
WHANOC1X.
Aug.
31.
Weary,
and
liimii
after
nurneoiy
Dews
pui
asuwc
In
Inky
darknesa
on
a
foggy
night
me
pasKcngers
from
the
disabled
leaking
Princes
Charlotte
which
truck
a
rock
twenty
miles
from
here
st
the
south
.
:
...
t
.
entrance
to
tne
ireacnerous
""i"'
Narrows,
were
brought
here
today
by
the
United
States
geodetic
survey
vessel
Explorer.
The
Charlotte
was
floated
about
midnight,
being
towed
here
at
two
miles
an
hsur
by
the
fishing
tug
Kulchak.
assist,
ed
by
a
fleet
of
Petersburg
shrimp
boat.
The
Charlotte
went
ashore
at
030
last
night.
Her
damage
la
undetermined.
The
outer
skin
was
punctured
flooding
th
oil
tanks
and
erigine
room
and
putting
the
engine
out
of
commission.
No
naasensera
were
hurt.
Ueut.-Ool.
BlrOodfreyDalrymple
White,
member
of
the
British
Commons.
Lady
wnite
ana
.
-hiMren
were
among
the
distin
guished
passengers.
rtwn
steamer
Prince
Oeorge.
Capt.
i
j
-.
in
siVlnrlr
Harry
Nedden.
amytvi
UiW
'morning
from
the
south
and
will
aall
st
4
o'clock
this
sfternoon
for
Skagway.
The
vessel
will
return
here
from
the
north
to
sail
for
Vancouver
....
..
.
ii
'
""'
AHEAD
HERE
Landings
for
this
Season
to
Date
are
Slightly
in
Excess
of
1J26
Total
Affording
to
figure
compiled
In
Hie
I
Mi
ioe
on
the
wslrrlroiit
IimIjj.
total
halibut
landing
for
I
lie
eanii
lo
date
at
till
port
lion
a
slight
gain
rr
tlir
total
arrltal
up
to
Augut-t
31.
1946.
The
lotal
Ihi
wawin
l
ghrn
a
l,KMt,Ml
pound
lille
Uk
jrar'
total
lo
dale
wa
IH.ttu3.Z00
at
a
corresponding
lime.
Uinrtluga
for
the
inonlh
of
.lUguxt,
In'itidlng
tiMlay,
totalled
iJZbJjmt
pound
a
again!
2Ki3,iOO
iund
in
.iuget.
ana.
A
lotal
of
HW.IMH)
pound
wa
Mild
at
the
tlh
Carhange
till
morning
a
follow:
.tMKHir.tX
Zenith.
Il.ouo
pounds,
I
tooth
IVhrrlr.
r
ami
lie.
tttiiitlr,
IK.OOl)
pounds
I'arlflc
I1lierle,
IMt
and
lie.
.Majekllr,
M.IIOO
miiikI.
and
Yukon,
17.IMMI
Miiiid.
CjiiiadUn
I
lli
Ji
Cold
Morugr
to,
ll.lt
and
t.
Ilaiel
II,
K.(n
Miunds
Canadian
I
Mi
t
(old
Storage
(o,
lt.tr
and
Or.
MMI)IAX
I
'air
of
Jark,
3J'h
pounds
and
liiinla,
3no
ixiund.
Allln
I
l-.li-rrlr.
12r
and
(ic.
NEW
BLOCK
ON
THIRD
AVENUE
Ground
Ilroken
This
Morning
for
Fine
Structure
to
be
Duilt
by
Olier
Besner
Breaking
of
ground
t
started
this
morning
for
s
fine
new
three-storey
concrete
building
with
full
basement
which
will
be
erected
by
Oiler
Beaner
at
the
corner
of
Third
Avenue
and
Third
Street
adjoining
the
Federal
Block.
Arrangements
were
made
with
the
Civic
board
to
do
the
excavating.
The
.new
-
building,
which
will
have
stores
on
the
first
floor
and
offices
above,
will
be
of
the
latest
In
design
snd
win
be
s
decided
acquisition
to
the
architecture
of
the
city.
When
Mr.
Beener
acquired
the
property
a
year
or
so
ago
it
was
forecasted
that
a
fine
building
would
be
placed
tbereon.
This
plan
1
about
to
materialize.
wiiu;ii;ss
KLTOKT.
8
a.m.
DlfJBY
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
calm:
barometer.
29.72;
temperature.
56;
sea
smooth;
8:50
pjn.
spoke
tug
Pacific
Monarch,
In
Portland
Inlet,
south
bound.
DEAD
TP.EE
POINT.
Part
cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
39.78:
temperature.
53;
sea
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR.
Misty,
fresh
south
east
wind:
barometer,
29.72;
tempera
ture,
52;
sea
moderate,
foggy
seawards;
8
p.m.
epoke
steamer
Culburra,
Ketchikan
for
Seattle.
360
miles
from
Ket-
chi
tow
Icyct
8j.m,.
mke
Xu
ugt
Cape
Soott.
abeam
scarlet
:
i
!
,
,
I
I
!
j
i
i:
Point.
aouthbound:
8
pm.
spoke
earner
Canadian
Observer,.
Nanalmo
for
Ocean
Fails,
127
miles
from
Ocean
Falls;
8
ujn,
spoke
tug
St.
Talth.
anchored
at
Thurston
Harbor.
NOON
DIOBY
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
calm
barometer.
29.80:
temperature.
GO;
sea
smooth.
DEA
DTKEE
POINT.
Part
cloudy
light
southeast
wind:
barometer.
29.82:
temperature.
62;
sea
smooth.'
BULL
HARBOR.
Raining,
fresh
southeast
wind;
barometer,
29.74;
tern
perature.
52:
aea
smooth,
misty
sea-
IT
IT
lilt
1ST
Ol.
I
OK
IT1AHA
TOli
V
MITII
ntlM'EKS
AIMitKII
UPAVON.
Bristol.
England.
Aug
81.
-OaajUlfc
Uslle
HaaaU-tu
and
Oaionel
r
P.
Mlnchln
started
si
741
Ui
morning
on
s
tranaatsaotss
flight
to
Ottsws
AccomsaMkynsg
the
flyer
is
Prlnot.es
fiosensteln
Weetbelm
who
is
rtfarskng
the
night.
The
flysMl
bad
fuel
for
44
hura
flight
but
they
expect
to
ra
h
Ottawa
In
17
hour.
They
made
a
heeatlfe?
takeaS
after
mniung
itaree-qtMrter
of
a
mile.
The
Prima
wore
s
purple
leather
flying
outfit
of
knee
bnechea
JMMl
Jacket,
black
aUk
stockings
a
lid
brown
leathtr
boot
wtth
Mack
fur
around
the
top.
BKUAtrr.
Aug.
St.
The
Mlnchln
plane
pasted
over
the
north
coast
of
GUway
Bay
snd
cut
over
the.
Atlantic
at
U.l
this
kftcrnooti.
t
e-
'
'
-
FISHING
BY
SALMON
NETS
OPEN
MONDAY
VANCOUVER.
Aug
31.
-Fishing
by
aalmen
net
in
District
Number
three
wUl
be
reopened
Monday
at
S
ajn.
This
district
oompiiaes
the
east
and
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island
and
the
mainland
from
Gower
Point
to
Cape
Caution.
It
also
open
In
District
3
from
Cape
Caution
to
the
Alaska
boundary.
"
CANADIAN
ENSIGN
GIVEN
ROTARY
CLUB
Joint
Lunrlieon
Angeles
of
Victoria
and
Organizations
Port
VICTORIA,
Aug.
31.
Presentation
by
the
Victoria
Rotary
Club
of
a
Canadian
Ensign
to
the
Rotary
Club
of
Port
Angeles
was
one
of
the
features
of
the
joint
luncheon
gathering
of
the
two
bodies
here
In
the
ballroom
of
the
Empress
Hotel.
Rotarlan,
Percy
Watson,
who
made
the
presentation
on
'behalf
of
the
local
Rotartena,
gave
a
brief
history
of
the
nag,
snd
stated
that
the
gift
was
ac
companied
by
the
best
wishes
of
the
Victoria
Rotary
Club
and
Canadians
In
general.
Ben
Phillips,
president
of
the
Poit
Angeles
Rotary
Club,
declared
that
It
was
wtth
a
great
deal
of
gratification
that
he
accepted
the
Canadian
fiag.
snd
announced
that
It
would
stand
alongside
the
Stars
and
Stripes
st
gatherings
of
the
Rotary
Club
In
Port
Angelea.
He
referred
to
the
fact
that
Victoria
and
Port
Angelea
were
situated
so
closely
together
and
aald
"we
appreciate
all
that
that
association
has
meant
to
us."
ROUND
WORLD
FLYER
IS
AT
CONSTANTINOPLE
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C
.
WEDNESDAY.
AUGUST
31.
1S27
GOING
STRONG
Displace
I'ittsburg
Pirates
and
Threaten
to
Take
Second
Place
From
Cardinals
NBW
YOIIK.
Aug.
31.
ntteburg
IFirales
were
reiefated
from
ineornl
to
fourth
place
In
the
TfaUnnal
Leaa
yesterday
by
the
lowly
Phlladelpiilans
bo
defeated
them
in
both
game
of
a
double-header.
The
New
York
Oianu.
who
again
traamcsd
the
leading
Chicago
cubs,
assumed
to
third
piece
within
two
points
of
the
St
Loai
Osr-ilnals
'ho
kasl
to
the
Brooklyn
Dod-cets.
and
are
only
two
and
a
half
games
tram
the
p
Boston
took
the
measure
it
Clnc.nnatl
by
a
wore
of
3
to
I
In
the
only
genie
In
the
league.
The
CM
ante
won
tbear
seventh
!
tratgit
vie
ory.
It
wax
their
twraty-aonuid
win
cut
of
the
last
la
tsrt.
NATIONAL
ixivtui;
St.
Louis
3.
BkkiUjq
5.
Chicago
S.
New
York
7.
Cincinnati
t.
Bobtftn
3.
Pittsburg
3-3.
riUlaaelphla
3-8.
AMi:nirN
LEAtn
r.
NU.
IT.
VtJI
f,
HTAMIIXOS.
National.
W.
U
Pet.
:ilrago
73
50
J4
it
loulfi
68
60
J7
Kfw
York
70
"
53
J74
Pittsburg
'..60
51
ill
Clnelnnstl
......
3icokljn
53
9
Beaton
51
68
429
Philadelphia
...
44
79
JS8
iffroxlt
.3f
REPAIRS
TO
COST$62,750
Durrard
Dock
Complete
Work
on
Prince
Runpert
25
Days
VANCOl
Vi;it,
Aug.
3IThe
contract
for
repairing
the
steamer
I'rlnre
Hupert
wa
Irt
yesterday
to
the
Iturrard
Dry
Dock
Company
of
VaiM-ouirr.
The
term
of
the
contrail
are
that
the
t-hlp
be
repaired
In
3
data,
I
lie
prlre
to
be
paid
being
Wi.'M.
RAIN
AT
HAZeTtON
TEMPERATURES
LOWER
There
was
rain
all
night
at
Ha7clton
and
this
morning
It
was
raining
at
Alice
Arm
and
Alyansh
and
tempera
tures
generally
this
morning
were
rather
lower
according
to
the
Dominion
Gov
ernment
weather
report
at
8
am.
De
tails
were:
Prince
Rupert.
Cloudy,
calm,
tem
perature,
58.
Terrace
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
56.
Rosswood
Xoudy.
calm,
temp.
55.
Alyaineh
Rain.
calm.
temp.
55.
Alloc
Arm
Rain,
calm,
temp.
57.
Anyox
Partly
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
69.
Stewart
Partly
cloudy,
calm,
temp.
57.
Hanelton
Clou
cry,
calm,
rain
all
night,
temp.
56.
Smtthers
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
54.
Burns
I,ake
Rain,
calm.
temp.
52.
CONSTANTINOPLE,
Aug.
31.
The
Oreer
&
Besttle
have
the
contract
round
the
world
flyer
"Pride
of
De-jfor
a
new
two-storey
residence
with
trolt"
carrying
William
Brock
and
Ed-
concrete
foundation
being
built
on
ward
Schlec
which
left
Harbor
Orace
Fourth
Avenue
East
for
Aid.
Joseph
Saturday
morning
arrived
here
today.
Greer.
Judgment
of
$20,000
Against
Union
Steamship
Co.
in
Favor
Fishermen
but
Case
Appealed
VANCOUVER,
August
31.
Mr.
Justice
Martin,
sitting
In
tha
Admiralty
Court,
awarded
judgment
for
$20,000
against
the
S.S.
Catala
of
the
Union
Steamship
Company
in
favor
of
the
widow
and
two
children
of
Erik
Dagstad,
the
fisherman
who
lo3t
his
life
when
the
Catala
ran
down
the
boat
in
which
he
was
fishing
at
the
mouth
of
the
Skeena
River
in
July,
1025,
when
making
her
maiden
trip
up
the
coast.
The
judge
held
that
provincial
legislation
failed
to
affect
the
jurisdiction
of
the
Admiralty
Court.
Plaintiff
had
received
payments
from
;
sums
paid
will
be
deducted
from
the
the
Workmen's
Compensation
Board
but
$20,000.
amount
paid
by
the
board
were
held
An
appeal
to
the
Exchequer
Court
la
by
Hi
Tordv'i'p
t-
be
lnadequoe
Tie
made
by
the
Union
Company.
at
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Stand
Exchange
llulldinc
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
UI
V
201,
mmm
Urge
Upstair
Dining
Hall
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire,
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
lateat
ind
best
for
the
least
Phone
457.
Pri.e
Five
Cents
ERMAN
UADS
BIG
SWIMMING
RACE
STEAMER
PRINCESS
CHARLOTTE
RAN
ON
ROCKS
IN
ALASKA
i
y
n
ifiiiiii
III
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1
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IU1IUUJ
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nr
nncess
Lnanotte
went
on
Rocks
at
Wrangell
Narrows
But
Floated
Off
During
Nightl
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UV
SllUOftUft
auitvcy
sleamer
Explorer
and
taken
to
Wrangell;
S.O.S.
picked
up
here
1
'
:c
(
I'
ll.
steamer
Princess
Charlotte,
Captain
Saintey,
with
lumber
of
tourists
aboard,
ran
on
VichmeffVi
Rocka
at
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IS
OFF
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nrrurn.
nv
rihiiciirfl
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ionr-r
O'Mallcy
furkSalmun.
1
i
HALIBUT
NOW
German
Swimmer
is
Leading
Big
Marathon
Toronto
This
Afternoon
C.EOKOE
YOUNG
DROPPED
OUT
AT
FOURTH
MILE
WITH
CRAMPS
THIRTY
WOMEN
AMONG
STARTERS
MOST
ARE
SWIMMING
NAKED
TORONTO.
August
31.
Ernest
Vierkoeter
of
Germany
with
a
third
of
the
course
covered,
had
a
two
m'le
lead
in
the
150.000
lake
Ontario
awim
at
1
p.m.
this
afternoon.
The
time
for
8
miles
was
houra
20
seconds.
George
Young
of
Toronto
was
forced
out
by
cramps
at
the
four
mile
mark.
Byron
Summers
of
Calofirnia,
and
Mendall
Burnett
of
Toronto
were
the
second
and
third
respectively.
,
Among
more
than
two
hundred
swimmers
starting
there
were
30
women.
E'.herl
Hertle
of
News
York
ws
making
a
grot
ahswlng.
At
13.30
101
awixttmers
were
atlll
la
the
star.
Among
those
dropping
out
were
Edward
Keating
of
New
York
snd
Henry
Sulltvsn
of
Lowell.
Mass.
George
Young
hsd
the
lead
up
to
shortly
before
being
taken
out
but
Vlerkoetter
passed
him
as
be
swam
with
difficulty.
Tedsy
the
aeaahsr
wa
bright
and
nleer.
she
wins!
from
tne
nortnweax
rxiutac
eoM
wisiar.
,
A
eatie
easts
the
twelve
sum
in-:
angular
course,
tke
awlraar.fr
having
to
j
oae
mile
along
the
eshibttissi
wster-
betwee
the
ereakweter
and
the.
Shoreline
and
thsn
turn
Into
the
lake
and
swim
two
sides
of
s
triangle,
making
,
the
round
three
tunes.
The
swimmers.
Including
the
women.
forgot
their
personal
appears
nee
and
I
dlacarded
their
bathing
suits
In
most
Instances
after
the
start.
Their
bodies
sere
covered
with
s
thick
coating
of
grease.
Premier
Ferguson
fired
the
starting
gun
while
lW.OOU
pespie
uneo,
me
was
front.
Young
who
was
leading
with
Vler
koetter
second,
mistook
the
course
and
lost
the
lead
but
picked
It
up
again.
Among
the
women
who
dropped
out
early
was
Louise
Hardy
of
Toronto
who
was
second
among
the
women
snd
who
was
easily
among
the
first
twenty
swim
mers.
Young's
dropping
out
was
the
dsy'
sensation.
He
had
been
awtmmlng
a
nice
even
stroke
when
suddenly
be
be-
uncoascicus.
Manager
Henry
O'Bryre
rowed
round
him
for
ten
utes.
hoping
he
would
recover.
Young
wa."
taken
to
emergency
hospi
tal.
Ethel
Sergle
was
swimming
fourth
blltwpd
by
John
O'Hallern
of
Barrte.
Ontario,
and
Oeorge
S.
Michel
of
Farts.
SALMON
FISHING
TO
REMAIN
CLOSED
FOR
PRESENT
AT
LEAST
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
31-
-The
prohibi
tion
of
salmon
fishing
on
the
west
coast
ot
Vancouver
Island
will
be
continued
for
swhUe
at
least.
It
1
announced
that
It
Is
Impossible
to
lift
the
embargo
on
Thursday
ss
reported.
ITALIAN
WAS
I'KOM
I
A
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
31.
The
Italian
who
slsshed
his
throat
thus
killing
himself
on
board
the
motorshlp
Noroo
formerly
th
Tlllsmooks.
was
Francisco
Belsola
of
San
Francisco.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
B.C.
Silver
Bid.
136
Coast
Copper
14:75
Cork
Province
Dunwell
Oladstone
Independence
Indian
L.
and.
L.
...
Lradamlth
Lucky
Jim
.
.
Marmot
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Richmond
6llvercret
Surf
Inlet
Sunloch
Trie
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15.00
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33
31
.06
LABOR
HEARS
NEGRO
SONGS
lady
Cynthia
Mosley
Entertains
at
Socialist
Gathering
in
Summer
School
LONDON.
Aug.
31
Lady
Cynthia
Moslsf
.
Wife
of
Oswald
Moslejr,
Labor
Mi"
,
-msoe
her
dftnat
'
recently
as
s
Socialist
singer
at
the
Independent
Labor
Party
Summer
School
st
Scorton.
Yorkshire,
at
a
social
gathering
to
welcome
Soeiallft
students
from
other
countries.
Possessing
s
well-trained
soprano
voice,
she
sang
s
group
of
three
negro
spiritual
exceedingly
well.
Lady
Cynthia
Mosley
Is
the
second
osughter
of
the
late
Marquess
Curzon
of
Kedleston.
Her
husband
la
son
and
heir
of
Sir
Oswald
Misley.
Sth
baronet.
One
of
Ms
antecedents
was
Lord
Mayor
of
London
In
1599.
COMMISSION
AT
WASHINGTON
Investigated
Prohibition
and
Cus
toms
Services
from
U.S.
Angle
WASHINGTON.
Aug.
31.
The
Roys!
Canadian
Customs
Commission
left
for
home
this
sfternoon
after
holding
four
formal
meeting
and
several
Informal
ones
with
the
state
custom
coastguard
and
prohibition
authorities
here.
It
wa
permitted
to
look
Into
the
work
ing
ot
the
United
States
anti-smuggling
machinery
and
they
also
Investigated
the
efficiency
of
the
United
States
customs
system.
ALASKA
SALMON
In
Best
District
it
is
230,000
Cases
Less
Than
Last
Year
JUNEAU.
Aug.
31.
The
season's
pack
of
salmon
north
of
the
59th
parallel,
the
only
section
where
the
operators
do
not
expect
to
sustain
Ioshcs,
has
reached
a
total
of
3S3.596
cases.
While
several
thousand
cases
wlU
be
added
by
fall
operations,
the
pack
la
approximately
30.000
case
below
that
of
1926,
which
wa
the
best
season
recorded.
WESTMINSTER
WINS
LAROSSE
Team
Will
Represent
B.C.
in
Mann
Cup
Playoff
for
Championship
of
Canada
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
31.
-
The
New
Westminster
Salmon
Bellies
won
the
provincial
lacrose
title
defeating
Rich-
I
.
mond
yesterday
six
to
nothing
and
in
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Frank
Vicker
and
i
the
two
game
round
15
to
0S
This
team
daughter,
who
have
been
spending
a!
will
represent
British
Columbia
In
the
holldav
In
Victoria,
returned
to
the
city
playoff
for
the
Mann
Cup
in
the
Do-
.
ro:t
:
met: