25
XU
No
201.
TAXI
and;
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
al
Anytime
Stand:
Exchange
llulldlng
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
EDMONTON,
Aug.
27.-Tom
Moore
haa
eitu-d
president
of
the
Trades
and
'
,
C,;n';,es
of
Canada
for
the
tenth
"
M.
Draper
was
re-elected
i
"reasurer
for
the
28th
term.
CHILDREN
BURSedIn
6p:
3C;
MANITOBA
FARM
HOME
WINNIPEO,
.hrec
aur.
27.
Mrs.
J.
Capes
chldren
were
burned
to
"hen
their
farm
home
near
Nfani.nl...
.
.
'
re
Th
was
destroyed
ty
ear
otl?'r
chlldren
were
res-
12
,'?m
th
bUUdlng
b'
Annie
Capes.
age.
who
failed
In
her
10
rouse
the
other
members
of
A(i
1w
r.rdrr
provides
the
computation
Df
new
rotes.
The
dis--.
-
Wnce
(ram
Calury
to
Vancouver
via
I'ARSHIP
LEFT
THIS
MORNING
Pl.S.
(olomlxi
Departs
After
Four
Day
Visit
to
This
Port
c
appointed
'War
tilts.
A
M
Lecky.
weighed
tieparted
from
UiH
p&rt
at
in.
ruing
following
a
visit
F
he
la
now
homebourid
to
M1'
f
A.'iwricm-V.'-.
Indie
naval
Panama
Canal.
Among
tir.ef
stops
ill
be
made
-
i
.uuion
Bay
Alert
Bsy
and
'he
local
deuchmsnt
of
T
'
martian
Naval
Volunteer
mt
half
as
hour
before
'
-
departed
to
wish
the
frits
imhip
farewell
and
Ood-
.
-(I
that
over
600
local
-
t.
r.
to
inapect
the
Ool-
'
ic
four
day
ah
lay
IB
DEATH
TOLL
IN
STORM
13
iCommunications
in
Newfoundland
are
Reing
Restored:
Ijibrador
Fleet
Not
Heard
From
f
JOHNS
Nfld..
Aug.
37.
With
1
'
':
with
north
ehore
;
Newfoundland
partly
it
to
red
ffKi
:
have
been
received
'
a
'
fcara
that
the
toll
of
?
-
n
fishermen
was
heavy
dur
'
'
urn.ay
a
storm.
Ten
bodies
have
rr-nv.-red
and
nobbing
has
ye
'
d
'rom
the
Labrador
fleet.
auk
37.
-Death
toll
from
1
.arm
m
Newfoundland
and
Nova
-
now
set
at
13.
MOORE
IS
RE-ELECTED
,!'
Known
Labor
Leader
Again
rims
iMmr
Congress
Tenth
Time
the
CVR.
to
MNfliM
to
be
the
Mine
m
from
BrUnoaton
to
Vancouver
by
the
CNR.
(786
miles).
These,
which
are
ovorned
by
the
Crowi
Nest
Pass
azreemejit.
are
not
to
be
eareeded.
to
distributing
tariff
set
out
to
Sea-tkm
IT
judgment
In
the
western
rate
esse
Instead
of
balnf
Umitil
to
(fee
0
PJt
a
provided
therein
be
extended
to
apply
to
the
CN
R.
A
reduction
to
also
ordered
in
grain
ratea.
ftom
the
hea4
tte
lakes
-4a
rail
to
Quebec
and
Montreal.
This,
how
yr.
does
not
affect
Jhe
water
borne
ate
which
praotaeaMy
determines
the
sxport
movement
via
St.
Lawrence
ports.
All
the
changes
act
out
In
the
Judgment
became
effective
not
later
than
September
12.
MltiKEIt
K.M'LAINS
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
37
O.
O.
Me-Oeer.
K.C
.
eounstl
for
Brltlah
Columbia,
aald
today
Is
regard
to
Ute
board'a
"If
that
la
a
summary
of
the
judg
ment,
we
haft
won
our
caw."
The
effect
would
be.
he
aald.
that
the
mountain
scale
differential
would
be
eliminated,
ao
far
aa
export
of
grain
la
pon-eemed
and
the
rate
from
Calgary
will
now
be
18
cents
aa
against
21
formerly.
In
a
word
the
effect
will
be
that
grain
wHI
'
move
to
Vancouver
from
Alberta
two
to
five
oenta
cheaper
than
hitherto.
DOMINION
COLLECTOR
OF
TAXES
LEAVING
J.
61ade
Stevens,
who
has
been
transferred
to
the
Victoria
Dominion
tax
office
with
charge
of
Victoria
and
Vancouver
Island,
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Stevens
and
family,
leave
for
the
south
early
In
the
morning
on
the
Princess
Beatrice.
The
position
of
collector
here
is
be
ing
taken
by
A.
L.
W.
Saunders
of
the
Vancouver
olflce
staff
who
will
be
here
In
a
few
days.
GOING
STUART
LAKE
PHOTOGRAPH
ANIMALS
BEATTLE.
Aug.
37.
Enroute
to
Stuart
Lake
region
of
Northern
British
Columbia
to
get
bear,
deer
and
birds,
Jeest
L.
Losky
of
the
Famous
Players
Lasky
Company
1
here.
.trrillNTMEXT
OA7.KTTEII
OTTAWA,
Aug.
37.
The
appointment
of
Captain
John
R.
Elfert
aa
.harbor
master
of
Prince
Rupert,
Is
announced
officially
in
the
Canada
Qazctte.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Coast
Copper
Cork
Provnlcc
Dunwell
Gladstone
.
.
.
Independence
Indian
L.
and
L.
.
.
.
Leadamlth
Lucky
Jim
...
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Richmond
Sllvercrest
.
.
Surf
Inlet
.
Torlc
crti.se
in
The
Dally
News
She
Bid.
Asked
.15
.17
.08
.06
14
.64
.80
1
.13
.18
.07
.08
V4
.07
.68V4
.06
.30
.33
2.40
2.12
.31
VJ
.24
.17
.05
.01
.01
i
4.90
S.10
HEAYIER
TODAY
Totol
of
lf.j.000
Pounds
of
Hall-hut
Sold
at
Exchange
This
Morning
j
There
was
an
Increase
In
halibut
landings
offered
st
the
Fish
Exchange
thia
morning,
a
total
of
1M.400
pounds
being
sold.
Three
American
vessels
disposed
of
110400
pounds
at
bids
from
10.7c
and
6c,
while
seven
Canadians
sold
53,600
pounds
for
from
11.4c
and
9c
to
llAc
and
7c.
I
The
day'a
arrivals
sud
sales
were
as
follows:
I
AMKKICAN
!
Havana.
41.000
pounds.
Pacific
Fisheries.
10.7c
and
6c.
I
Grant.
4
2
W0
pound.
Canadian
Pish
li
Oeid
Storage
Co,
10.7c
and
Oe.
President.
27.000
pounds,
Bmth
Fisheries,
11.4e
and
&c.
,
.
,
,
iax.ii.x
none
Spit.
18000
posmd.
A
Win
Fisheries,
ll.4o
and
6c.
Prosperity
A..
12,000
pounds.
Canadian
run
Si
Ooid
Storage
Co..
11.4e
and
7.
Margallce.
4.000
pounds,
and
A
til,
8.500
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
tc
Cold
Storage
Co..
llJc
and
7e.
P.
Dorreen,
8,000
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries.
11.6c
and
7c.
Joe
Baker.
2500
pounds,
Royal
Co.,
11
Ac
and
7c.
Nuba.
2,500
pounds.
Atlln
11.4c
and
7c.
TO
RESTRICT
FISHINGIN
ALASKA
NOW
New
Regulations
Will
be
put
in
Force
Next
Year
to
Protect
Salmon
KKTrillKAN.
Auk.
27.
.
llniry
O.Mallrj-,
fnlrral
ruinniKOonrr
of
fMirrlrs
and
Dr.
C.
II.
(illl.rrl.
In-vrktlrntur
of
the
I'.S.
Bureau
of
rilierles,
left
Friday
en
route
to
Washington.
(VMallry
Mild
further
simile
Mould
he
mailr
with
a
view
lo
providing
new
and
iiiorr
drastic
orders
for
rpsulatlnc
the
use
of
Kilinon
tear
nrt
jrar.
The
Miullirastcrii
Alaska
kiiIiiioii
puck
ihlx
jrur,
O'Alallry
wild,
was
less
lli.in
20
wr
crnt
of
normal
and
further
rrslrldl.ini
to
pntlrrt
the
Industry
from
dostrurtlon
)vere
necessary.
DESIRES
TO
REMOVE
WHITEFIELD'S
DUST
TO
TOMBS
OF
WESLEYS
TORONTO.
Aug.
26
-Rev.
Albert
D.
Belden.
pastor
of
Whltefield'a
Taber
nacle.
London,
England,
who
la
on
this
continent
to
fulfill
speaking
engage
ments
In
the
interests
of
Anglo-Amerl
can
understanding,
has
re-dlscovercd
the
tomb
of
George
Whlteficld,
the
famous
18th
century
evangelist,
in
a
crypt
at
Newburyport,
Maas.,
and
hopes
to
have
the
remains
taken
home
to.
England,
if
possible,
for
reinterment
In
ground
suited
to
thia
evangelistic
servant
of
the
two
peoples.
FMNCEBEATJAP"
TENNIS
PLAYERS
BROOKLINE.
France,
Aug.
26.-
France
won
the
Davis
Cup
lnter-zone
finals
today
when
Cochet
and
Brugnon
defeated
Harada
and
Tob'a
in
doubles
0-7.
6-1,
8-2.
PRINCE
RUPERT.
H
C
SATURDAY.
AUGUST
27.
1927
gard
to
"Marine
Day."
COKHECT
IllSTAXCKS
The
chief
magistrate
of
Seattle
will
be
informed
that
Seattle
and
Vancou
ver
are
approximately
the
same
dls
t.'.nce
from
Yokohama,
while
and
Prince
Rupert
are
nearer
Taylor
to
the
Japanese
port,
concedes
that
Mayor
msy
have
been
thinking
of
San
Fran-
Lives
of
Americans
and
British
Endangered
When
They
Barricade
Their
Homes
WASHINGTON,
Aug.
ft.
The
lives
of
eighteen
Americans
and
eleven
British
subjects
who
barricaded
their
homes
near
the
Amparo
Company's
mines
were
endangered
following
the
seizure
of
the
plant
bv
a
Red
syndicate,
the
state
de-
I
par:
mr.it
is
advised.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Congdon
Throws
Bomb
Into
Bar
Association
Discussion
Form
of
Western
Plain
Talk
TORONTO,
August
27.
F.
T.
ConRdon,
Yukon
delegate
!
the
Canadian
Har
Association,
threw
n
bombshell
into
the
discussions
today
by
declaring
that
If
every
judge
in
the
Dominion
bhvuld
resign
there
would
Ik-
no
difficulty
In
filling
every
position
In
the
country
with
men
with
ju.nt
as
much
talent
and
ability.
There
was
no
rcasrn
why
the
bar
r-hould
every
year
burden
itself
with
nuch
unpopular
topics
as
bringing
back
titles
or
raising
the
(salaries
of
judges.
There
was
not
a
lurlge
in
the
country
who
could
not
live
honorably
and
comfortably
and
well
on
ten
thousand
dollars
a
year.
The
question
of
higher
salaries
for
judces
had
hern
discussed
considerably
during
the
present
session
and
Sir
Robert
Rorden
yesterday
expressed
himself
as
opposed
to
increases.
SEATTLE
CLAIM
CIVIC
DANCE
CONTRADICTED
BIG
SUCESS
Puget
Sound
Port
is
not
Closest
on
This
Coast!
to
Orient
(Vancouver
Sun)
!
Official
dental
of
a
atatsmant
Issued
by
Mrs.
Bertha
K.
Landes;
mayor
of
Affair
I.nst
Night
in
Honor
of
II.
M.S.
Colombo's
Complement
largely
Attended
Over
three
hundred
persons
were
In
stteadsBos
at
the
clvts
dance
given
of
a,
.
,
.
r
.
j
.
-.
.
.
at
O
anrf
In
nonirmea
In..
"I
wish
I
bad
the
.vision
of
Mayor
During
the
early
part
of
the
evening,
Landes.'
remarked
Mayor
Taylor,
who
Capt.
A.
M.
Lscky.
commander
of
thej
waa
inclined
to
view
me
humorous
aa"p.
"u
"
oiiimib
were
in
ai-well
as
the
more
serious
aspect
of
the.
tendance
Music
waa
by
Bob
Greenfield
Ftoh
'
darrog
claim
of
the
rival
port.
"If
I
,
and
Ilia
Commanders,
and
masters
of
I
were
endowed
with
power
to
bring
the
,
ceremonies
were
Aid.
O.
P.
Tinker
and
Fisheries,
i
Orient
400
miles
nearer
to
Vancouver
,
W.
H.
Derry.
City
Treasurer
D.
J.
I
feel
confident
the
title
my
friends
Matheson
gave
yeoman
service
in
mak-have
given
me
of
'perpetual
mayor
Ing
preparations
for
the
event.
Ue-would
become
true."
I
freshments
were
served
by
the
Imperial
Mayor
Landes
will
be
asked
by
1
Order
Daughters
of
the
Empire.
which
appeared
In
the
Seattle
Journal
of
Commerce
la
connection
with
the
Seattle
mayor's
proclamation
with
re-
KING
GEORGE
GIVES
BOOKS
TO
IRELAND
DUBLIN.
Aug.
37
The
King
has
presented
to
the
governor
of
the
Irish
Free
State
34
volumes
frcm
the
Royal
LI-
Victoria
i
br3rv
at
Windsor
.Castle,
Including
the
considerably
atatutes
passed
by
the
old
Irish
Par-
Mayor
Bament
from
tbe
third
year
of
Edward
Landes
nl-
u"
the
union
in
1800
under
Oeorge
III.
clsco
and
Los
Angeles
In
making
her;
"ne
oi
tne
ia
acts
or
urattans
par-statement,
but
points
out
that
she
evl-'
lament
was
to
give
an
order
for
the
dentlv
overlooked
Canada
and
also
the1
binding
of
these
statutes.
They
were
neighboring
American
cities
of
Tacoma
and
Portland.
1
Mayor
Taylor
pointed
out
also
that
C.P.R.
passenger
lines
from
Vancouver
to
the
Orient
make
the
voyage
to
Yokohama
In
faster
time
than
the
record
which
has
been
made
by
any
steamers
from
6eattle.
EXACT
MILKAfiK
The
exact
distances
follow:
Victoria
to
Yokohama,
4200
miles.
Vancouver
to
Yokohama,
4280.
miles.
Seattle
to
Yokohama,
4270
miles.
Prince
Rupert
to
Yokohama
3815
miles.
POLICEMEN
CLASHED
WITH
SYMPATHIZERS
.
OF
SACCO-VANZETTI
CHERBOURG,
Aug.
27.
One
person
was
kUled
and
several
wounded
last
evening
when
the
police
clashed
with
Sacco-Vanzettl
sympathizers
who
attempted
to
reach
the
United
States
REDSSEIZEIINES:
placed
In
the
record
office
In
Dublin
at
the
four
courts
but
were
destroyed
In
1022
when
the
building
was
blown
up
In
the
fight
of
tfte
Free
State
with
Irregulars.
Duplicate
copies
were
at
Windsor
and
these
are
the
volumes
now
prfsented
by
the
King.
They
will
form
part
of
the
library
of
the
President
of
the
Executive
Council.
TWO
CHILDREN
DROWNED
BALFOUR
YESTERDAY
'
NEISON.
Aug.
27.
Lawrence;
twelve
years
of
age
and
Charles,
seven,
children
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex
Ling
of
Balfour
were
drowned
near
that
place.
It
is
believed
that
one
fell
into
the
water
and
the
other
went
to
the
rescue.
The
bodies
have
been
recovered.
NEW
PRESIDENT
OF
CANADIAN
BAR
ASSOCN.
TORONTO.
Aug.
37
Chief
Justice
J.
E.
Martin
of
Montreal
was
elected
piestdent
of
the
Canadian
Bar
Associa
tion
succeeding
Sir
James
Altken
of
Winnipeg,
who
was
chosen
to
be
an
honorary
life
president.
miss
iaa
Morrow,
wno
has
been
a
visitor
in
the
city
for
a
few
days,
will
sail
tonight
on
the
Prince
George,
re
turning
to
her
home
in
Vancouver.
Rupert
Morrow
will
leave
Monday
morning
for
Haelton
and
motor
back
to
Vancouver,
accompanied
by
Jack
Kirkpatrlck,
who
has
been
visiting
In
the
city
with
his
father.
J.
A.
Kirk
p.
'rick.
earno."
He
declared
that
there
should
be
no
army
of
occupation
at
all
since
French
security
was
guaranteed
through
tbe
Locarno
past
by
tbe
weight
of
the
whole
British
army.
pi-e
norrcii
mp
KKL
TIY
I'OK
(KtlVIXIX.
EWIUXII
HARBOR
GRACE.
Aug.
37.
William
Brock,
pilot,
accompanied
by
Edward
Srblee.
a
Detroit
businessman,
bopped
off
at
5:14
eastern
standard
time,
tola
morning
In
their
monoplane
"Pride
of
Detroit"
on
a
3400
Vanrjuver
Board
of
Trade.
,
the
wp
ama'
hours
of
the
morning,
i.
j.i..i.ii4
CAPTAIN
OF
COLOMBO
IS
APPRECIATIVE
OF
RUPERT'S
RECEPTION
Before
the
vessel
left
the
harbor
this
morning.
Capt.
A.
M.
Lecky.
D.S.O..
commander
or
HM
S.
Colombo,
requested
Lieut.
R.
P.
Ponder,
officer
commanding
the
local
detachment
of
the
Royal
Can
adian
Naval
Volunteer
Reserve,
to
convey
to
the
clttaena
of
Prince
Rupert
hearty
appreciation
and
thanks
for
the
recerptlon
he.
his
officers
and
tbe
ship's
ompany
had
received
during
the
war
ship's
visit
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
dnly
regret
was
.that
thay
could
not
have
remained
here
longer.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
K.VfSI.ISIl
I.KAdl
K.
Dlv.
I.
Aston
Villa
0,
Leicester
3.
Blackburn
Rovers
3.
Burnley
1.
Bury
5.
Arsenal
1.
Cardiff
3.
Bolton
1.
Derby
County
3.
West
Ham
3.
Everton
4,
The
Wednesday
0.
.Hudderafleld
1.
Newoastte
United
3.
Manchester
United
3,
Mlddlssboro
0.
Sheffield
United
1.
Liverpool
1.
Sunderland
3,
Portsmouth
3.
Tottenham
1,
Birmingham
0.
Division
II.
Barnsley
1.
Hully
City
1.
Blackpool
3,
Swansea
3.
Fulham
2.
Preston
2.
Grimsby
3.
Clapton
3.
Notts
County
1.
Bristol
City
3.
Oldham
Athletic
3,
West
Bromwleh
Port
Vale
3.
Notts
Forest
3.
P.eadlng
1,
Chelsea
3.
Southampton
3.
Stoke
City
6.
South
Shields
1,
Leeds
United
3.
Wolverhampton
3,
Manchester
City
2.
SCOTTISH
I.E.U11
E
Dlv
.1.
Aberdeen
1.
Kilmarnock
3.
Alrdrteonlans
0.
Queen's
Park
0.
Boncss
2,
Hamilton
3.
'
Celtic
3.
Falkirk
0.
Cowdenbeath
1.
Rangers
4.
Hearts
5.
Clyde
0.
Motherwell
3,
Hibernians
1.
Partlck
Thistles
2.
Dunfermline
1.
St.
Johnstone
2.
Ralth
Rovers
1.
St
Mlrren
0,
Dundee
0.
EDITOR
OF
SPECTATOR
DIED
LONDON,
ENGLAND
LONDON,
Aug.
27.
John
S.
T.
Loe
Strachey,
former
editor
and
proprietor
of
the
London
Spectator,
who
for
many
years
was
an
active
figure
in
British
a'-'ur-;,
i
dv.-l
aeti
67.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
I'hone
457.
RAILWAY
RATES
CONl
Price
Fiv
Cents.
WERT
ON
EQUALITY
WITH
FORT
WILLIAM
FOR
EXPORT
mitish
Columbia
Wins
Case
in
Grain
Rates
Which
Will
Be
Great
Benefit
to
Prince
Rupert
4
at
-
ft
a
.
Mountain
scale
eliminated
and
Prince
Rupert
VRU
ARRIVAI
R
A
lnn..M-
l
I
'
JJUIUHIUU
ujiu
r
umuuiti
stuieu
vn
bume
mileage
scale
as
Fort
William
OTTAWA.
August
27.
The
Hoard
of
Railway
commissioners
firming
arguments
extending
several
months
in
respect
to
J""
f
Krain,
flour
and
other
commodities
via
Pacific
and
i
nrts.
Issued
their
judgment
late
yesterday
ordering
that
i
r
grain
rate
via
Prince
Rupert
and
Vancouver
shall
have
..r.-
advantage
as
grain
for
export
eastward
to
the
head
of
the
Split
in
Br'tish
Cabinet
Over
Occupation
German
Rhineland
Which
Opposed
by
Viscount
Cecil
LONDON.
August
27.
It
is
understood
that
Viscount
Cecil
has
resigned
from
the
cabinet
but
when
seen
todap
he
refused
to
either
confirm
or
deny
the
rumor.
He
holds
the
portfolio
of
Chanr
cellor
of
tbe
Duchy
of
Lancaster.
The
differences,
it
is
understood,
arose
over
a
difference
of
opinion
in
regard
to
the
League
of
Nations.
The1
Dally
Express
says
the
split
arose
over
differences
between
Viscount
Cecil
and
Sir
Austen
Chamberlain
over
the
question
of
continuing
to
keep
troops
in
Rhineland.
The
newspaper
states
that
Chamberlain
supported
tbe
French
re-a
fusal
to
reduce
the
number
of
troops
;
there
by
more
than
5.500,
while
Lord
i
Cecl
milnUtnsd
that
thia
attitude
was
i
an
"outran
to
the
whole
spirit
of
Lo-
!
aMrtU
ttat
.ths..PiwHSound
city
la
mWMJ
.-
trr
4-
a
.
.
.
rmnw
tST
W
K
rVilaanlM
t
-
-
-
u,-
v
suv
mins
closer
so
japan
ana
mim
'
'
-
"
,
.
d
TaxXnuA
on
the
first
leg
sasn
nr
omw
porv.
a-
"
.
of
an
attempt
to
establish
a
patched
ny
Mayor
Louis
u.
Tsyior
upon.
,
;
MW
tlme
weord
for
.
Bight
tne
manor
oemg
drawn
to
nis
atten-
atten-
'P""
the
occasion
w.wu.
Dancing
uiuciun
started
urmi
.
around
tb
-.
CARDINALS
IN
SECOND
PLACE
Yankees
Defeated
Detroit
Third
Time
in
Succession
and
is
lo1
Ahead
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
27.
The
Cardinals
have
been
shoved
Into
second
place
In
the
National
League
because
ths
Pirates
yesterday
dropped
another
a
me
to
Boston.
It
was
tbe
tatter's
ninth
victory
In
sixteen
games
with
be
Pirates.
St.
Louis
advanced
as
a
result
of
being
Idle.
Althougla
the
Cubs
did
not
play
jrdfejpemalned.thTeje.
and
a
.half
;smes
ahead
of
th
field.
'
The
Yankees
sddsd
Insult
to
Injury
by
defeating
Detroit
for
the
third
time
n
succession.
New
York
ij
now
flf-een
and
a
half
games
ahead
of
De-rolt
with
every
Indication
that
they
111
return
home
for
the
final
stand
vtth
as
good
a
lead
as
when
they
left.
Washington
lost
the
tenth
In
a
row
:o
Cleveland.
NATIONAL
LK.WIIE
Cincinnati
3.
Brooklyn.
4.
Pittsburg
4,
Boston
6.
Others
rain.
AMERICAN'
IXAdlE
New
York
8,
Detroit
6.
Ecston
1.
Chicago
9.
Washington
7.
Cleveland
8.
Philadelphia
7.
St.
Louis
0.
McLEAN
SAYS
SATISFACTORY
Will
Not
Express
Definite
Opinion
Regard
to
Railway
Rate
Until
Full
Information
VICTORIA,
Aug.
37.
Premier
Mac-
Lean
said
he
was
unable
to
express
an
opinion
on
the
freight
rates
order
Is
sued
yesterday
until
the
full
text
of
Ute
order
was
available.
He
was
not
In
a
position
to
say
anything
other
than
that
it
appeared
to
be
very
satisfactory
and
along
the
lines
the
province
had
requested.
LOSS
119
IN
JAPDISASTER
TOKIO,
Aug.
36.
Warships
and
air-planes
continued
the
search
today
for
victims
of
Wednesday's
disaster.
It
was
announced
that
the
loss
of
life
was
119
including
11
officers.
One
body
has
been
recovered.
It
la
believed
that
It
will
be
Impossible
to
refloat
the
destroyer
Warabt.
'
Three
other
craft
involved
In
two
collisions
have
arrived
at
Mlsurt
naval
station
under
their
own
power
In
a
damaged
condition.
The
catastrophe
is
attributed
to
lof
as
well
aa
darkness.
ARRESTED
ON
MURDER
CHARGE
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
27.
Dan
Shek
Cbuen
was
arrested
here
yesterday
on
a
murder
warrant
in
connection
with
the
shooting
of
three
Chinese
here
on
August
8.
The
men
were
killed
la
the
office
of
a
Chinese
newspaper,
the
edl-
tor
eii:
'"e
cf
tbe
victims.
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i