25
ARDINALS
ARE
on
iinii,
in
,
t!M
avu
dine
All
he
TAXI
nil
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Stand:
Exchange
Eulldlng
.MATT
VI
DECK.
Prop.
on
First
Visit
to
Port
PROPPED
ANCHOR
TIIS
MOitNING
AT
NINE
AND
WILE
REMAIN
UNTIE
SATURDAY
GOOD
ENTERTAINMENT
PRO(iRAM
PROVIDED
HERE
1'
.
ii'cdv
British
light
cruiser
Colombo,
Capt.
A.
M.
tacky,
i.
"
i
hed
t
the
North
American
and
West
Indies
squadron.
u'
tlv
into
Prince
Rupert
harbor
at
0
o'clock
this
morning
w;"Urr
and
dropped
anchor
opposite
naval
headquarters
:
i'
in
port
which
will
end'
on
Saturday
morning.
To--
h
the
first
ilLlolunbo
tothk
port
and
indeed
i
t
Be
l
ore
caul
tfi?
here
hepnt
a
few
days
at
Victoria,
V
-minster,
Seattle"
and
Vancouver.
Prince
Rupert
is
her
:
:tii
.
coast
before
returning
to
her
base
on
the
Atlantic.
PARIS
WAS
DISPERSED
fhousnncls
.of
Dollars
Damage
Done
by
Sacco-Vanzctli
Sympathizers
SI
'I.-
.,!
,1
A:,
V.:,
24
Before
the
heavy
lir
destruction
wrought
sympathisers
today,
milage
estimated
at
thou-
.ir.s.
drove
th
manlfcstants
'
ilii?
places
early
last
!
regrouped.
their
num-
i.,Tiientrd
from
habitues
"Mid
and
marched
aloni?
i'i
tow:u-da
Montomrtre
US.
Embassy,
pillaging
r
iuU'.
The
largest
grocery
wrecked
and
the
'
Mm'
tamoua
Moulin
"inpli'Kly
demolished.
".
"
u
i
laycu
in
ihk
eagues
Yesterday
Making
Four
Home
Runs
NEW
YOn.R-
liu
n,
,
.
Itf
.
Mia
-
-
rvur
uwm
W-s
iii
-
..
-.
.
.
..
"iu
Kivuit'
ov
i,n
nawiifiaia
lm-
tai-i.
on
tne
wonc
that
tne
amp,.,.,,
lire
,
tbe
fM!e
for
"i
inampionship.
ny
their
vie-
"
nv.
n
TM.
.
1
.
.
"
tun
thrre
games
of
the
lead
s'
Cubs
Ra!n
n...
.
..
.
i-n
'.iiw.il
me
oniv
other
two
me-
m
i.r.H
4.,n.-u
in
one
major
leagues
6t
touts
will
get
a
real
last
when
e
t-;.
..
i.
It
.....
Biitjuf
ino
nvt.
mhu
.at
tui
fe
tiii.t.
.
7..
'
new
xort.
tho
m
tier
"n
in
out
of
the
last
25
NATIONAL
LUtll
E
Lr-"'i-
13.
Philadelphia
3.
O'.hcni
postponed.
VANCOUVER
BOY
WAS
DROWNED
WHEN
BATHING
Vancouver
"a....
K
--ft.
M.
,V
111
"
ae.
was
drowned
before
VfJ
Of
hi.,
mMv,.
i..
4
mm
sisters
wim-
"nwa
feoi
of
snore
at
Bowen
Island
:lrr
v.nc!!
lie
was
selired
with
Other
ahlpa
of
the
tune
(quad
ran
ttet
ave
teen
here
are
the
Curlew
and
Capetown,
both
of
which
made
two
visits
to
Prince
Rupert.
The
Colombo
was
buUt
at
Fairfield
yard.
Oovan.
Scotland.
In
1918
and
waa
-ommkuioned
a
year
later.
She
la
4.1W
'.na
displacement
and
ha
a
apeed
of
lit
knot
with
40.000
horsepower
engines.
Her
length
Is
415
feet,
beam
41
leal
ala
inches,
and
draught
14
feet
one
mob.
Her
armament
constats
of
five
B-lnch
(una.
two
3-tnch
anti-aircraft
guns,
four
S-poundera,
and
eight
torpedo
tubes.
The
complement
of
the
cruteer
la
4)2
and
Iter
officers
an
aa
follows:
ol
ll
Kits
or
Mill
Captain
A.
M.
Lecky.
DUO.
Ueut.-Comnisnder
H.
Robley.
LlfUt.ommaDehrr
N.
W.
II.
Weeks
(navigator).
Lieut.
B.
a.
Lowry
(gnnoery
office).
Lieut.
E.
L.
WoodhsU.
Lieut.
Q.
Oobb.
Lieut.
A.
F!
Campbell.
Lieut.
B.,
If.
TtaenaM.
Bng.
CoowaaAdST
C.
T.
(Hover.
Lieut.
(.E.)
R.
Oobb.
Capt.
(KM.)
D.
A.
C.
Shepherd.
Surg.
Oommander,
H.
Burns.
ODE..
MB.
Pamnaatar
'
Commander.
M.
M.
F.
Conde-WUUama.
ODE,
Surg.
Lieut,
j.
utam,
m.u.
Commissioned
Quamr
(T..
O.
J.
Stevens.
Commissioned
Engineer.
II.
F.
Atkins.
Ounner
O.
Ooplsod.
Gunner
W.
T.
Uettrldge.
Warrant
Shipwright.
W.
J.
Joy-Warrant
Engineer,
O.
Hendy.
Bchoolmsster,
C.
A.
Jerri.
Midshipman.
O.
H.
Aahby.
...
....
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tun
wl
If
t
M
r..M
r.ifc
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"
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ArrangamenU
.for
the
entertainment
of
officer
and
men
of
the
warship
have
i
.
..
t
.
n
n
Tvnir
been
announceu
uj
k.u..
officer
commanding
the
looal
detachment
ot
the
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Vol
unteer
Reserve.
Tonight
at
6.45
there
will
oe
a
game
between
HMS.
Colombo
and
Prince
Rupert,
tnc
prpcru
-r
Hill
grounds
Improvement
piled
to
the
Acropolis
fund.
By
permtlon
of
Capt.
Lecky.
the
ship's
band
wlU
play
during
the
match.
...
ik.n
IU
be
an
Invitation
ttonce
in
the
Moose
Hall
in
honor
of
the
captain
and
officers.
Thursday
morning
between
the
hours
a
party
will
land
of
nine
and
eleven
rfrin
and
route
march
from
tne
n.,
streets
of
the
through
the
principal
O"?'
.
.h.r.
njlll
he
In
the
evening
av
v--
.
smoking
concert
by
the
Canadian
Laglon
in
honor
of
the
captain,
officer,
and
hlp'
company.
the
second
foot-ball
At
6
45
Friday
night
the
ship
and
the
between
aame
"take
place
followed
by
a
civic
cuy
t
w
w.u
for
captaln.
dance
m
.."-""
offKCS
and
ship
romjia...
She
H.MS
roi
n
i;
t
if
it'ii:i
ckohii
or
hkiis
is
LONDON
NTIltXTS
LOWDOIv.
Aug
Vi
Forty
persons
Including
four
women
were
Injured
last
n'ght
nrur
the
Marble
Arch
when
both
mounted
and
foot
police
ehsrged
s
crowd
of
8acco-Vaurtt'.l
sympathisers.
They
wre
endeav.'jrlng
to
form
proreutlon
in
defiance
of
police
orders.
EXHIBIT
FROM
POUCE
COUPE
Second
Collection
of
Grain
From
Peace
River
District
Coming
to
Local
Exhibition
A
second
grain
exhibit
from
the
fee
Hlver
Valley,
apart
from
that
which
has
heen
promised
from
Grand
Prairie,
la
coming
to
the
Prince
Rupert
Exhibition
from
Pouce
Coupe
and
will
be
on
Its
wsy
here
at
th
end
of
the
week.
The
Pair
Board
finds
the
people
of
the
fertile
northern
valley
most
will
ing
to
co-operate
In
the
success
of
the
'ocal
show.
They
are
proving
themselves
to
be
directly
Interested
in
tills
port,
Th
following
is
the
copy
of
a
tele
gram
received
by
the
board
from
James
H.
Slarlc.
secretary
of
the
Pouce
Coup
Board
of
Trade:
"WlU
forward
good
exhibit
at
end
of
weak.
Wheax
requires
about
four
day;
o
harden
so
there
will
be
no
shrinkage
Crops
are
In
eacellent
shape
and
bum
per
harvest
la
practically
assured."
CAPITOL
THEATRE
RUMORED
COMING
TO
BUILD
THEATRE
There
Is
a
strong
rumor
around
town
that
the
Capitol
Theatre
has
purchased
a
choice
businew
corner
for
a
site
for
new
theatre
which
they
propose
to
erect.
This
concern
has
had
representative'
here
looking
Into
the
possibilities
more
tbsn
once
but
nothing
so
far
has
come
of
It.
NATIONALIST
LEADER
IN
EGYPT
IS
DEAD
LONDON.
Aug.
24
-
The
death
Is
announced
of
Zaglout
raK'.ia,
president
of
the
Efryptlon
Chamber
ol
Deputies
and
Nationalist
leader.
ELECTION
ON
DUBLIN
TODAY
DUBLIN,
Aug.
24.
The
fate
of
the1
Government
depended
on
the
result
of
the
elections
taking
place
today
neces
sit
a
ted
by
the
assaslnatlon
of
Kevin
O'HIgglns
and
the
death
of
Countess
Marlewlca.
The
returns
will
not
be
completed
until
tomorrow.
Colombo
will
be
open
to
visitors
on
Thursday
afternoon
from
2
to
6.
This
morning
Acting
Mayor
Joseph
Oreer
paid
a
formal
call
on
Cnpt
Lecky
who
will
return
the
call
this
AERIAL
MAP
OF
HIGHWAY
Joint
Committee
Will
Recommend
That
Major
Macliren
MakJ
Survey
-
I'oIIohIiik
a
statement
bring
made
l
Major
I).
K.
MaeLarrn,
D.S.O..
f
I
he
IMelfle
.ilrauys.
who
Is
hrrr
nit
Ii
hi
(ilanr,
that
lie
Mat
prepared
la
nuke
an
aerial
rerun
nalxkanee
ot
I
lie
route
fur
th'e'Skeena
Klvrr
liicli-wuy
from
6alloay
Kapldit
t
Ter-rw.
a
cUI
hieeUng
of
the
lnt
'
ream
rfletmlffr'la
beta
railed
fee
fml.iy
Midi
a
tiew
to
reiie.tliij;
the
proviiKial
department
of
public
Hitrki
to
eauM-
such
a
sunry
to
be
mwle.
The
rnad
romnilllee
rreently
piwil
a
resohil'iiri
reRrellliiR
that
an
aerial
surtey
rvulil
not
he
made.
The
eminent
had
announreU
that
(here
a
nu
plane
atallable
for
the
purpose
of
making
surh
a
Miner.
Major
Maeljirrn,
who
Is
engaged
In
fllierlei
patrol
work
at
the
present
lime,
arrlted
In
the
rlty
with
hi-
klilp
la-t
night
and
will
make
lrin-p
ltuert
his
headi
uarters
for
the
rrinainder
of
(he
season.
MINING
SHOWS
MUCH
PROGRESS
New
High
Record
Made
for
First
Six
Months
of
Present
Year
OTTAWA,
Aug.
21
Continuing
the
nrogress
made
last
year
when
the
mineral
output
of
Canada
reached
a
new
high
record,
the
value
of
production
for
the
first
half
of
this
year
reached
a
further
advance,
according
to
a
report
prepared
for
presentation
at
the
concluding
session
of
the
Empire
Mining
Conference
here
by
S.
J.
Cook
of
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
BtaUstlcs.
The
report
states
that
while
the
output
of
gold
for
the
half
year
is
slightly
leas
than
for
the
previous
six
months,
the
output
of
all
other
metals
la
higher.
Bllghtly
lower
prtoas
have
reduced
the
values
In
some
Instances.
The
production
of
arsenic,
cobalt.
copper,
lead,
nickel,
platinum
and
the
metals
silver
and
zinc
showed
definite
Improvement.
Over
the
same
period
of
last
year
when
the
total
value
amounted
to
approximately
161.000,000
compared
with
$56,000,000
this
year.
hut
the
loss
is
more
apparent
than
real
on
account
of
the
adoption
this
year
of
more
conservative
methods
of
computing
values.
AUSTRALIMBONDS
OVER-SUBSCRIBED
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
24.
Prompt
oversubscription
of
$40,000,000
Australian
Oovernment
issue
was
reported
on
the
bond
market
today.
NOTICE
Owing
to
the
threatened
scarcity
of
water,
citizens
are
requested
to
be
economical
in
their
use
of
water
for
garden
purposes.
i
-
JJ.
4
.
W41
liO(
tay
uierK.
t
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
WEDNESDAY.
AUGUST
21,
1927
PLATr'N
MIUNfl
IN
STF.AMI.lt
PKINCE
KI'PEKT
VANCOUVER.
August
24.
Steamer
Prince
Rupert
arrived
here
hut
night
two
tugs
aetlng
as
rudded
.
She
drrdceked
at
North
Vancouver
and
examination
revealed
that
several
plates
are
sprung.
MADAM
KLEPIKOFF
4
-
HYDERWOMAN
DIED
IN
SOT
Mrs.
Florence
Rrennan
Was
Registered
at
Hotel
as
Wife
of
I-
P.
Knapp
SEATTLE,
Aug.
24.
There
was
a
strange
turn
In
the
Investlgstton
Into
the
death
of
a
woman
who
died
Mon
day
night
at
the
Snoqualmle
Falls
Lumber
Company's
hospital.
Although
she
was
registered
at
the
hotel
as
the
wife
of
L.
P.
Knapp
of
North
Bend,
the
body
was
positively
Identified
as
that
of
Mrs.
Florence
Brennan,.
former
modiste
of
Hyder.
Alaska.
She
took
over
the
management
of
the
hotel
two
weeks
ago
and
Knapp
was
a
guest
there.
Search
Is
being
pressed
for
Knapp
who
disappeared
several
hours
before
he
woman
was
entered
In
the
hospital
is
his
wife.
ROBERT
MILLARD
OF
NANAIMO
PASSES
OUT
Was
WeU
Kiiohii
Cricketer
In
fcarly
lla.is
and
Resided
In
Vancouver
Id.
Town
39
Years
NANAIMO.
Aug.
24.
Robert
Millard,
aged
72,
and
a
native
of
England,
a
well
known
cricketer
in
the
early
days
and
resident
of
Nanalmo
for
thirty-nine
years.
Is
dead.
ALASKA
TO
CLOSE
ALL
SALMON
FISHING
SEPTEMBER
FOURTEENTH
JUNEAU.
Aus.
24,
--
Fisheries
commissioner
O'Malley
announced
today
that
he
would
recommend
that
salmon
fishing
in
all
waters
be
closed
com-m
enclnn
September
14
on
account
of
the
small
run
of
fish.
EXECUTED
AT
MOSCOW
MOSCOW,
Aug.
24
Madam
Klepl-
koff.
sentenced
to
death
recently
on
a
charge
of
aiding
her
husband
In
espionage
for
Great
Britain,
was
executed
today.
Commander
Kleplkoff
was
recently
executed.
FLYBRISTOL
TO
OTTAWA
UPAVON.
Aug.
24.
Captain
Leslie
Hamilton
sent
word
from
Bristol
today
that
he
Intended
to
hop
off
here
tomorrow
for
Ottawa
If
favorable
weather
reports
continued.
This
afternoon's
train
from
the
East.
'
:.'"
;
rpv
-d
'
be
ou
time.
as
Boston
Grill
Larue
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
tor
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
Phone
457.
Price
Five
Cents
I'ANOKAMIi
VIEW
iF
pr.i'LTRY
i'ONi.us
-,ss
AT
OTTAWA
by
th.
p.,,,ni
Parliament
Buildings
English
and
French
wie
tlu?
oft'i.-ii.l
M.S.
Colombo
Here
mi.
f"fnn-
Pfttymn
nM
.r.f
f
anuAi,
atimvinff
thr!
ddC
Sfar.r
01
-'
-
ii"
it
w
uiii
mi
i'
-
v
uiiii
urn
w
.nnajr-
CTl
"f
i
.
ii
ii-ami
.iiitriiiH
tn
1
m
II
1
1
!1
1'
t,rul
and
jr.-.ine-s
flCa.-i-:i.
,i
lOunt.nea
attending
the
World's
Pr.uhv.,
C
it'rcHs.
assembled
on
the
steps
of
the
in
five
separate
hall
Leaders
Address
Meetings
on
Topics
of
the
Day
in
the
Westminster
Election
Campaign
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
August
21.
Addressing
a
meeting
in
the
interests
of
the
Liberal
candidate,
Mayor
Gray,
Premier
MacLean
criticized
the
Conservative
statement
that
he
was
the
champion
tax
collector.
The
revenue
on
land,
incomes
and
natural
resources
and
on
motor
licenses
increased
because
the
population,
the
number
of
cars
and
the
amount
of
land
under
cultivation
had
all
increased,
he
said.
The
rate
were
lower
than
in
the
state
of
Washington
and
cited
statistics
tq
prove
It.
The
Prender
W9Brpri8e-thay:the
Conservatives
should
erhmftit
wi
aMrJni,,rlrS
the
last
year
or
the
Conservative
administration
showed
a
deficit
of
more
than
fcur
million
dollars.
Addressing
the
Conservative
meeting
In
the
Interests
of
Welsh.
Dr.
Tolmle
declared
the
MacLean
government
was
undergoing
disintegration
and
Its
existence
was
for
only
so
long
as
the
people
were
prevented
from
voting
It
out
of
.fflce.
ONLY
CANADIAN
FISH
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid
B.C.
Silver
1J5
Coast
Copper
10.75
Cork
Province
Dunwell
Gladstone
Independence
.
Indian
L.
and
L
Lvadsmlth
Lucky
Jim
.
.
.
I
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Richmond
Silver
Crot
.
.
.
Silversmith
.
.
.
Surf
Inlet
.
.
m
.66
.16
i05
.07.
.20
2.29
.20
.19
.05
U
.23
01
'
-
Asked
1.60
1125
.pen
..
.66
xn
.08
V4
.0814;
.05
.21
2.32
21
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-24',
PROPOSAL
MADE
CLOSE
FISHING
Chief
Inspector
Motherwell
Anticipates
Shutting
Down
Netting
This
Week
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
24.
Chief
Inspector
Motherwell
of
the
fisheries
de-
IP
PAT
n
Iirnr
TftnAVi
Partmnt
ated
today
prior
Jo
his
de-
1J
UULiU
ULillLf
lUUill
,
Only
Canadian,
haUbut
was
offered
at
the
Flan
Exchange
this
morning,
seven
boats
bringing
53,000
pounds
which
sold
at
bids
ranging
from
11.7c
and
6c
to
13.6c
and
7c.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
follows:
Helen.
3.500
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries.
12.Cc
and
6c.
Aiken,
8,000
pounds,
Atlln
Fisheries,
'
13.1c
and
6c.
Brant,
7300
pounds,
Atlln
Fisheries.
13c
and
6c.
Yule,
-2,700
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries.
13-
and
6c.
Tramp,
8,500
pounds,
Atlln
Fisheries,
13
4;
and
6c.
Eric
Roy,
12,000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
13.5c
and
7c.
Scrub.
11.000
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co..
11.7c
and
6c.
FISHERIES'PATROL
AIRPLANE
ARRIVES
Major
l.
K.
.MaiLarrn
lieiiclieil
Port
Lat
Nljlit
From
swanson
Uy
In
11
Ins
Boat
Major
D.
R.
MacLaren,
D.S.O..
arrived
at
2.30
yesterday
afternoon
on
his
Paci
fic
Airways
flying
boat
from
Swanson
Bay.
where
he
has
been
engaged
In
fisheries
patrol
service,
and
expects
to
leave
this
afternoon
on
a
patrol
of
the
Wark
Canal
district.
He
wUl
return
to
the
city
shortly
and
wUl
remain
here
for
at
least
a
couple
of
days.
parture
on
a
trip
up
the
coast
that
gill
net
fishing
for
pink
salmon
In
all
British
Columbia
waters
north
of
Howe
Sound
may
be
stopped
at
the
end
of
this
week.
On
account
of
the
tow
water
resulting
from
the
dry
season,
pinks,
he
said,
were
unable
to
ascend
the
streams
to
spawn
and
were
being
caught
before
they
had
an
opportunity
to
do
so.
Fears
were
expressed
for
the
future
of
the
industry
by
Mr.
Motherwell
who
said:
"This
wUl
cause
a
serious
situation
In
two
years
tune,
for
unless
the
fish
spawn
there
will
be
no-
run
then."
He
will
investigate
the
height
of
the
water
at
the
various
streams
to
be
closed.
AIYANSH
MAN
WINS
A
CAR
A.
F.
Priestly
Holder
of
Lucky
Ticket
at
Vancouver
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
24.
A.
P.
Priestley,
storekeeper
at
Alyanah,
a
Naas
River
village
with
40
white
persons
and
200
Indiana,
where
no
motors
can
be
used,
won
the
auto
given
as
a
prize
In
connection
with
the
exhibition
here.
"We
get
our
supplies
brought
45
mUes
up
the
river
by
small
gas
boat,".
said
the
winner
today.
"I
could
not
take
the
automobile
there.
I
stjall
-
try
to
sell
It."
Priestly
and
his
wife
bought
s
ticket
and
went
to
the
exhibition
while
visiting
relatives
here.
He
sailed
north
last
night.
DYNAMITE
EXPLOSION
CHICAGO
EARLY
TODAY
CHICAGO,
Aug.
24.
Five
hunderd
people
were
routed
from
their
homes
early
today
when
dynamite
explosion
attributed
to
beer
gangsters
occurred
In
a
business
block
resulting
In
the
wrecking
of
three
buddings
and
eight
catching
fire.
TOIil
WITH
ASHES,
BOSTON.
Aug.
24.
The
ashes
of
The
hulrptn
manufacturer
is
one
bus-
Vansettl
will
be
taken
for
a
tour
of
1
1
.
man
who
has
been
ruined
by
Europe
:n
rjnpsnied
by
his
sister
''
rl:
0::
t.i
J
-uriiat
I
i;
g
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r.
.i:iiicu:.ce(f
today.
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