25
TAXI
unci
Boston
Grill
:
.
Ambulance
Service
f
Anywhere
at
Anytime
$
Slind;
Kchange
Hulldlnr
1
MATT
VIDKCK.
Prop.
XVH
V
192
MALT
TAKEN
IN
VICTORIA
CASE
Irl
in
Tolmie
Death
Car
Contra
e
diets
Herself
n.i
to
Supplying
of
Liquor
"3TJK
AK
...,.!
l?t
17.
The
-
-
pro-Archibald
Lang.
leme
Prime
tlcorre
In
Two
!)
nrt
More
are
Walling
PVtflHE
C3EOKC1E.
Aug.
17.
Nearly
:'e
'iindmd
fm-m
khnn
hw
left
Hrr::c,
o
Oeorite
and
vicinity
during
the
'
oayx
and
a
number
of
men
are
ng
for
orders
so
they
can
de-
assist
with
the
harvest
on
the
FAILURES
IN
CANADA
ARE
LOWER
IN
1927
Il'lirtni
Jn.
HH
fniwav,.
II
la..
.
"si
ii
nil
i'"nn
Compared
with
lj
tMt
Vear
Liabilities
(ircutcr
OTTAWA.
Aus.
17
nnm
ure
m
Canada
during
the
month
June
numbered
138
as
compared
'
M2
a
year
ago.
Liabilities,
were
somewhat
greater.
HAMILTON
CAPTURES
SHOOTING
AWARDS
ladct
ronw
"".mini
iuiirci.ur
Had
Signal
Suriewt
at
H.ILA.
Sleet
OTTAWA,
Aug.
17-Hamllton
Colle-'te
Institute
0atlM
pp,
capturrd
t
ot
tv
hlBt
prizes
in
the
cadet
'
'h
at
the
Dominion
Klflc
Asaocia-
'lon
meet.
f,i!
toolt
the
Brtr
more
than
nine-
muries
to
win
T-le,.,
Blade.
a
place
In
the
i
f
ate
from
the
Martttmea
and
Eastern
Canada
will
make
a
proper
crom-Canada
tour,
travelling
west
by
the
Canadian
Iaclflc
and
returning
by
the
Canadian
National.
At
the
chief
Canadian
centres
the
delegates
will
meet
the
local
upulyuii
llauor
to
a
boards
er
tra-ae
and
chambers
of
oom-
person
of
MIm
Dorothy
eree.
.
.
.
.
I
an
-
-
.
v.
-
-
.
and
Calgary
are
some
of
the
western
crntres
whose
represents
tlees
wilt
meet
Eastern
Canada's
business
men.
Outstanding
leaders
In
Canada
a
economic
activities
such
as
8.
D.
Oundy.
president;
and
Brig
-Oen.
C.
H.
Mitchell
of
Toronto;
William
Blrks
and
A.
O.
Dawson
of
Montreal;
L.
W.
Slmms
of
Saint
John;
J.
A.
Psulhui
of
Quebec;
B.
O
Pereee
of
Winnlprg:
C.
O.
Bmtlh
of
Calgary
and
A.
M.
Dollar
of
Vancouver
are
among
the
chairmen
In
charge
of
the
convention
'a
deliberations.
The
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
was
conceived
at
Winnipeg.
In
1033
and
was
definitely
organhsed
at
Saint
John
last
year.
The
Itinerary
of
the
cross
-Canada
tour
In
be
made
Is
of
interest
as
the
visit
of
representative
business
leaders
to
the
malty
different
centre
of
Canada
will
have
a
stimulating
effect
on
Inter-Do-mlnlon
trade.
After
leaving
Montreal,
August
20
It
is
as
follows:
Toronto,
7-58
ajn
August
31;
Tort
MtNleoll,
4.90
pjn.
August
3!.
Bault
Ste.
Marl.
11
am.
September
1;
Fort
William.
0J0
a.m.
September
3:
Kenora.
0.40
a.m.
September
3:
Winnipeg,
3
pJtu
Septenfber
3;
Keglna,
10
a.m.
September
8;
Moose
Jaw.
3.15
pin.
September
5;
Calgary.
8
a.m.
September
6;
Banff,
0
a.m.
September
7;
Lake
Louise.
0.60
am.
September
8;
Field,
B.C..
4
pjn.
September
0;
Slcamous,
B.C.,
5
ajn.
September
10;
Vancouver,
830
pm.
September
11.
Returning:
Skagway.
Alaska,
September
19;
Prince
Ilupert,
September
31;
Jasper,
September
23;
Edmonton,
September
24:
Saskatoon.
September
2S;
Winnipeg,
September
28;
Cochrane.
September
28;
Montreal.
September
29.
TORONTO
LAWYER
SUING
FOR
LIBEL
Members
of
Hronk
Motors
Ltd.
are
Made
Itrfrndenla
In
Wegener
Milt
TORONTO,
Aug.
17.
F.
W.
Wegenest.
barriater.
has
filed
suit
for
50.000
for
alleged
libel
against
six
men
comprising
the
Brooks
Motors
Ltd.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGK
B.C.
Silver
Coaat
Copper
..
DunweM
;
Olacler
Independence
.
.
Indian
L.
and
L.
......
Marmot
Metals
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Richmond
Sllvererest
Surf
Inlet
Tcrit
auiomoBiw
Bnven
oj
i
.
.w
.,..
Uj
upvft
of
Uve
live
pfatrli
prairie
h-.
T..imic
last
nwoHv.
wl
-Ul
'
tiaBaaavaMsiH.Whjom.4tH
sr-tpWV-Bm
wax
killed,
were
halted
"teres,
finance
and
transportation
will
-terdey
when
City
Prow
be
In
attendance.
Winnipeg.
Brandon,
a
ted
for
an
adjournment
Moose
Jaw,
tuglna.
Saskatoon.
Edmonton
.:.
I
that
the
evidence
of
.
this
time
differed
ma-
:.hi
she
gave
la
the
Tol-..l
iter
hearing
Mlaa
Offl-swore
that
ahe
and
Miss
'ii.nik
alone
in
Lang's
"
il
hotel.
Lang
not
being
.statement
was
in
con-;,er
former
evidence.
Iecond
engineer
of
STEAMER
IS
DROWNED
fl.nrl.
Hildni
f
irclf
liter
laiiKiui
Lw
UK
.irP
n
railing
Into
Hurra
rd
Inlrt
:oi
T.n.
Auk
17
Charles
Wll-
i
4''
(.f
Vancouver,
second
en-'
Meamer
famous,
formerly
1
Vu-
drowned
when
he
fell
!np
into
Burrard
Inlet
yes-
MANY
HARVESTERS
LEAYE
INTERIOR
I'arlr
One
Hundred
I
arm
Ijilwrrr
'"
Bid.
Aaked
11.00
1100
.00
1.00
,05
.05
v;
.05
.07
.07
.08
.07H
.osy4
.10
.14
2.27
2.30
.19',
'
0
.27
.27
W
.08
'a
.02
4.80
5
00
MAJORITY
TO
NAME
LEADER
Name
of
Hon.
It.
II.
Bennett
Looms
Large
as
Possible
Tory
Chief
WINNIPEG.
Aug.
17
-Just
51
per
rent,
of
the
dtlegsites
at
the
Oooservs-tive
national
convention
will
be
sufficient
to
name
the
leader
This
Is
thr
rule
iaM
down
by
the
mimagtng
committee.
There
Is.
of
rourv.
noih.nn
to
prevent
the"
convention
wh:n
oran-tned
chanfrlnc
It.
The
Idea
of
the
man
chosen
aa
leader
having
to
have
'wp-third
of
all
baHo.
rant
la
cau.:ng
tmf
considerabte
approval
If
gos.n
In
western
Conservative
circles
can
be
accepted
as
a
guide
as
to
what
the
delegates
may
prefer
This
is
the
rule
of
most
great
political
gsthfrlns.
and
the
one
the
Liberals
adopted
in
1919
at
Ottawa
From
Information
received
by
te
officials
now
completing
arraugementa
In
Winnipeg,
a
very
complete
repre.veuta-tkn
is
sssurcd.
Certainly
the
prilrle
provinces
will
have
every
delegate
seat
ed
thnt
Is
entitled
to
vote
There
Is
some
animated
gossip
over
the
west
Juat
now
as
to
combinations
for
certain
candidates,
but
everything
of
tills
nature
la
baaed
upon
the
theory
that
Ferguson
of
Ontario
will
not
permit
hi
name
to
go
before
the
convention.
The
opinion
seems
to
be
pretty
getter
al
that
he
eao
mam
dele
Is
some
restleMneaa,
a-i
to
his
failure
to
announce
his
Intentions.
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett
unqestlonably
Is
looming
lapse
In
the
oiling.
It
Is
gos
sip
that
his
claims
sre
being
pushed
by
a
powerful
combination
from
Mon
treal.
It
teems
to
be
taken
for
granted
that
he
la
a
candidate
and
will
get
a
strong
following
from
the
west
as
well
aa
Quebec
and
the
maritime
If
he
remains
In
the
field.
He
I
not
on
record
Mtto&
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I'KINCK
nt'PEUT.
H.C.
WKUFsDAY.
AUGUST
17.
1927
TWO
LEADERS
Larjre
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NKW
SODA
1'OUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
I'hone
4S7.
3
ft
Pri-'e
Five
Cents
Ma:
j
'S
PROBLEMS
TO
BE
STUDIED
VW
AGE
PENSIONS
TO
BE
IN
FORCE
IN
B.C.
VERY
SHORTLY
dominion
Problems
for
Business
Men
Meeting
on
Coast
VNAIU
S
IKAUK,
KKSOUKtliS
AM)
IMMIGRATION
CHIEF
ITIJMS
ON
PKOGRAM
FOIt
CANADIAN
CHAMHKIt
OF
COMMENCE
V
W
OI
VKR.
August
17.
(Canadian
Press).
One
of
the
;
rtant
Ktherinjo
of
buainesg
men
ever
held
in
Canada
:
ii"
ond
annual
convention
of
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
n
Vancouver
from
September
12
to
14.
From
all
over
;
u
nr-s
nu
n
will
come
U
discusa
the
fundamental
problems
i.
dcvcb.jimi'iit,
and
the
work
of
the
newly-formed
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce.
Development
of
Imperial
and
foreign
trade,
development
of
provincial
trade:
development
of
national
resources
and
immigration
-these
are
the
paramount
t'
pica
of
the
convention.
The
Cbambera
objective
of
further-
i
ins
Canadian
unity
la
well
considered
!
in
the
activities
of
the
convention.
De-
having
projected
his
candidature.
but
his
friends
seem
to
take
it
for
granted
that
he
will
be
willing
to
accept
the
job.
WE
MIGHT
ALSO
ASK
WHAT'S
THE
MATTER
WITH
RUPERT,
TOO
HAMILTON,
Out.
Aug.
17.
(OF.)
"What
Is
wrong."
asks
the
Spectator,
apropos
of
what
seems
to
be
either
remarkable
modenty
on
the
part
of
Hamilton
or
neglect
on
the
part
of
Canadian
officialsThe
newspaper
points
out
that
the
Princes
and
Premier
Baldwin
stopped
over
only
five
minutes
In
Hamilton;
that
not
the
slightest
reference
was
mads
to
Hamilton'
In
the
official
programe
Issued
at
Ottawa;
that
Hamilton
was
not
Included
with
other
cities
In
the
films
of
Confederation
Jubilee
celebrations:
and
that
a
handsome
booklet
on
Canada
Issued
by
one
of
the
railways,
Ignores
the
city.
GILLIS
IS
NAMED
AS
DELEGATE
TO
EDMONTON
MEET
A
tpeclal
meeting
of
the
Prince
Trades
and
Labor
Council
was
held
last
evening
at
which
J.
J.
Olllis
was
appointed
delegate
In
the
place
of
8.
D.
Macdonttld
who
had
been
originally
nominated
to
accompany
Frank
Dcrry.
The
delegates
will
leave
on
Friday
to
bo
on
hand
at
the
opening
session
of
the
anniLl
Dominion
Congress
of
Trades
and
Labor
organizations
at
Ed
monton
on
Monday.
August
22.
The
gathering
will
continue
for
one
week
and
many
Important
resolutions
will
come
up
for
discussion.
Already
dele
gations
have
been
formulated
to
repre
sent
the
West.
Once
every
ten
years
the
Dominion
session
Is
held
west
of
Winnipeg.
Oreat
preparations
have
already
been
made
at
Edmonton
for
the
success
of
the
Congress.
WHEAT
MARKET
WINNIPEG:.
Aug.
17.
Wheat
Closed
on
the
Winnipeg
stock
exchange
as
follows:
October,
Ul'i;
December.
1.43',,:
May.
1.52,.
CIIICAOO.
Aug.
17.
Chicago
wheat
quotations
were:
September.
1.41:
December.
1
46
'
.
March.
I
49V
The
flight
Hon.
Rtar.ley
Baldwin,
the
Bi
iti
U
lVvricr.
's
seen
in
the
cab
of
the
new
Canadian
Nat
mal
Locomotive,
mimtjer
ClliO.
the
largest
and
most
powerfut
railway
en-;ti:?
in
the
British
Empire.
This
was
the
first
locomotive
to
hsul
a
train
into
the
new
I'nion
Station
at
Toronto,
and
ilio
train
a
that
which
carried
the
Prince
of
Wales,
Prince
Cicorpc
and
Premier
and
Mra.Baldwiu.
When
he
was
vioiting
Kington,
Ontario,
Mr.
Baldwin
heard
that
this
titan
of
the
steel
rail
waa
an
all-Canadian
product,
designed
bv
Canadian
National
Railways'
engineers
and
built
at
the
Kingston
shops.
AltUouiU
busily
engaged
in
preparing
ait
speealies,
the
I"remier
halted
bis
work
to
inspect
the
great
r,l4.
..rnstneeTeatuaHj;
eliUJis.Jr
JUWwfelssjU'ei
HMPiwf
IV.
-He.
allowed
keenest
interest
in
tbe
manner
In
which
thp
locoDioure
was
handled
wiieh
travelling
at
high
speed
and
worked
the
variou
levera
controlling
the
engine.
"It
is
a
wonderful
piece
of
machinery
and
should
I
a
rource
of
pride
to
the
Canadian
deabrners
and
builders,"
said
he,
on
lem
in?.
No.
8120
Is
one'
of
the
forty
locomotives
of
aimilar
type
that
are
heme
turned
out
this
seaton
for
the
fast
paaenjrer
and
freight
services
of
the
National
syatem.
WKen
in
rrpilflr
service
thev
will
run
510
miles,
without
change
the
longest
locomotive
runt
in
the
Dominion.
OLD
AGE
PENSIONS
Will
lie
Effective
in
H.C.
as
Soon
as
Orders-in-Council
Can
be
Made
VANmi
Villi,
Aur.
1J.
Old-age
pcn-ln
will
mine
Into
effect
In
HrltUh
Columbia
as
mmiii
ai
I
lie
lie-resary
rutlf)liig
ordrnt-ln-rouiirll
can
be
pased
at
Ottawa
and
Victoria,
Hon.
IVIrr
llreiian,
federal
mlnlMrr
of
labor,
told
the
Ijiurler
Club
here
yrslcrrlav.
He
stated
that.
In
a
conference
Willi
Hon.
A,
M,
.ManMin,
K.C..
attorney
general
of
ltrltlli
Columbia,
In
thr
morning,
an
agreement
hud
been
reached
on
all
Hie
essential.
Mr.
Ilernaii
credited
llrltlsh
Columbia
with
showing
the
way
to
the
rest
of
the
Dominion
In
this
ree't.
LOCAL
HOSPITAL
HAD
LOW
DAILY
COST
IN
MONTH
OF
JULY
LAST
OTTAWA.
Aug.
17.
Canada's
estl-
mated
population
In
1926
was
9.378,000!
according
to
a
preliminary
report
on!
vital
statistics
for
that
year.
Him:
tkoi
iileVouay
Wire
trouble
between
Kwtnltsa
and
Shames
caused
both
telegraph
lines
to
to
be
out
of
commission
this
morning.
It
was
expected
that
repairs
would
have
been
made
this
afternoon.
Meantime,
ttlegraph
news
service
Was
curalld.
PARLIAMENTARIANS
OF
EMPIRE
WILL
VISIT
CANADADURING
1928
LONDON.
Aug.
17.
(CP.)
Members
o(
the
Empire
Parliamentary
Association
next
year
will
make
their
first
official
visit
to
Canada.
All
the
nine
province
will
be
visited
during
the
five
or
six
weeks
of
their
stay
In
the
Dominion
In
September
and
October,
1923.
The
Canadian
branch
In
extending
the
Invitation
expressed
a
desire
to
afford
.an
opportunity
for
the
delegates
to
Investigate
tbe
resources
and
Institutions
of
the
Dominion;
to
promote
mutual
personal
acquaintance
and
friendship
among
the
memben
of
the
Various
parliaments,
and
to
Interchange
views
at
informal
conferences.
SAFEST
SAFE
IN
LONDON
PROVED
UNSAFE
RECENTLY
LONDON.
Aug.
17.
(CP.I
Approxi-
mately
1.500
In
cheques
and
banknotes
was
found
missing
from
the
"safest
safe
In
London"
recently.
The
safe
Is
the
property
of
the
Oolders
The
report
of
the
finance
committee
;
Oreen
Hippodrome
and
Is
placed
In
the
as
read
at
the
board
meeting
of
the
outside
of
the
wall
m
North
End
Road.
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
last
facing
the
pavement.
The
road
Is
a
busy
evening
showed
the
lowest
cost
per
day
thoroughfare
and
the
sa.lt
Is
In
plain
that
has
been
reached
for
some
time.
view
of
every
passer-by.
There
Is
little
There
were
1767
hospital
days
at
a
cost
j
doubt
that
the
safe
was
opened
with
a
cf
$2.62
per
day.
Receipts
during
the
'
duplicate
key.
Apparently
a
duplicate
period
amounted
to
$5,141.15
with
ex-1
ol
the
official
key
had
been
made,
and
pendlturcs
amounting
to
$4,575.76
showing
a
favorable
balance
of
$565.39.
Elevator
Insurance
had
been
taken
out
to
agree
with
the
required
regulations
POPULATION
OF
CANADA
9,378,000
ESTIMATED
tbe
safe
was
opened
during
the
early
hours
of
a
Sunday
morning.
COUNSELLOR
TO
U.S.
LEGATION
IS
NAMED
OTTAWA.
Aug.
17.
-
Frederick
R.
.Dol-
!
bears
haa
been
appointed
counsellor
of
Preliminary
Krprt
Is
Made
on
Horn-
the
United
States
legation
to
Canada,
Inlon's
Vital
.statistics
for
l))iC,
ranking
next
to
Mr.
Phillips.
BIG
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
AMERICAN
l-KAM'E
Philadelphia
6-8,
Cleveland
3-0.
St.
Louls-Washlngton
rain.
New
York
8.
Chicago
t.
Boston
7.
Detroit
10.
NATIONAL
LEAfllE
Chicago
3,
Brooklyn
0.
Cincinnati
3.
Philadelphia
5.
8t
Louis
5.
Boston
3.
Tv
burg
3
New
York
8.
HOSPITAL
TALKS
OF
DISPENSARY
Methods
of
Supplying
Drugs
Aired
at
Meeting
Last
Night
A
letter
was
read
at
the
hospital
,
a'
l
atins;
la-t
evening
from
C.
H.
Or
.
i'
.
":.
l'rth
tbe
position
of
his
:
ii
.
:
the
supplying
of
dfug
s
:
;
.
pat
ruts
m
the
noaptttL
j
.
.
:im.i;..rii7n
was
In
reply
$Q
:
-.i:ci-a
that'
haa
been
made,
;
Mr
O..-
r
(clt
that
it
would
be
rather
t
:m
I
i
c.ange
the
mc'hod
of
doing
ml
that
tht
pre.ent
ayntem
ery
satlsfr
t
He
carried
s
.cK.
ha
dlln,
-irns
aaJ
sup-w'l.'h
were
cnlv
required
frm
time.
-r
;y
to
au
Inquiry
from
Mr.
lie
':t
regarding
U:
Ormc
at.endtng
I
;!i
i..ietiug
the
secrc
ar
I
Mi
Oimc
wa-s
out
of
i!.c
I
h-
had
stated
ms
atp
adlsed
that
c.'y
but
that
fuUy
In
the
i-t
t
r.
I'
i.-caine
apariir.
to
the
members
Ir
hi
ihe
disuslqn
which
followed
that
'.uv
h
ap.tal
;)a.d
all
drug
bills
pre-tented
t?
patterns
lets
the
charge
for
CONSUL
WAKEFIELD
ft
LEAYE
HERE
IN
SIX
WEEKS'
TIME
E.
A.
Wakefield.
United
States
con
sul
lere
for
several
years,
will
be
leav
ing
.he
city
ab:ut
October
1
to
take
up
his
new
duties
as
consul
at
Ensenada,
Mexloo.
whence
he
is
being
moved.
He
will
spend
a
vacation
of
six
weeks
en-route
to
the
new
port.
On
September
20
or
soon
thereafter
Mr.
Wakefield's
successor
as
consul
here,
O.
Carlton
Woodward,
will
arrive
from
Campbelltown,
New
Brunswick.
Prof.
Allman
from
Simla,
Ontario,
had
been
named
new
vice-consul
here
but
word
has
been
received
that
he
has
resigned
from
the
service.
He
will,
therefore
not
be
coming
here
and
another
vice-consul
will
be
named
at
a
Mater
date.
IVIHKI.ESS
HKI'OItT
8
a.m.
DIOBY
ISLAND
Foggy,
calm:
baro
meter.
30.09;
temperature,
56;
nea
smooth;
6.35
pjn.
out
steamer
Catala
southbound.
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Clear,
light
southeast
wind:
barometer,
30.16;
temperature,
61;
sea
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR
Foggy,
light
west
wind;
barometer.
29.84;
temperature,
55;
light
swell;
8
pm.
spoke
steamer-
Cut-burra,
Seattle
for
Ketchikan,
330
miles
from
Ketchikan;
9.20
pan.
spoke
steamer
Oatala.
abeam
Klew
NuggeX.squjthbound;
8
ajn.
spoke
UCIef
oilrtdiC
Vancouver
for
Butedale,
In
Queen
Charlotte
Sound.
Noon
DIOBY
ISLAND
Clear,
calmi
barometer.
30.12:
temperature.
64;
sea
smooth.
DEAD
TREE
POINT
Clear,
light
west
wind;
barometer.
30.16;
temperature.
71;
sea
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR
Foggy,
fresh
west
wind;
barometer,
29.82;
temperature,
57:
light
swell.
There
are
27.650.257
autos
In
use
In
the
world
nr.d
a
large
number
of
them
tn
miitioe.
Brai.tford
Expositor.
FAIR
BOARD
TO
PAY
MORE
BILLS
Liquidation
of
Further
Accounts
Ordered
Getting
Heady
for
Exhibition
At
a
meeting
of
the
finance
committee
of
the
Fair
Board
last
erenlng
It
was
decided
to
present
a
further
liquidation
of
a
percentage
of
last
year's
debts.
A
number
of
the
outstanding
bills
will
tfcerefci-a
be
paid
In
the
near
future.
Today
the
sports'
committee
will
assemble
at
the
Acropolis
Hill
grounds
to
eonadder
farther
Improvements.
With,
the
arrival
of
the
special
wire
today
construction
of
the
corral,
enclosure
and
fencing
should
start
almost
Immediately.
Oreat
Interest
Is
bslng
taken
in
the
Indian
soccer
team
entries.
There
will
be
seven
contending
aggregations
and
all
are
making
a
strong
bid
to
capture
the
cup
which
is
at
present
In
the
hands
of
the
Port
Simpson
team.
The
series
with
Stewart
will
be
tbe
big
drawing
card
tar
the
baseball
collt-tfcn
Tbe
institution
had.
there-
"
"
"
-r-
!tM
bn
lml
u
now
f
re.
to
shoulder
tbe
burden
of
bills
comPkifd
red?
This
precaution
for
the
which
were
not
paid
by
indigents.
In!"
Mf'of
patron,
of
the
Indoor
at-Workuwn
the
ewe
of
pttlenu
earning
ttnder
the
"W"1
former
restriction..
r""0
Caapamsh
Bfard
drug,
the
VfiSsn'.
-ObmpcS'
B'rt
PStVre1
T
ewsfsjavisasw
MU
V4
a
y
T.ie
ixs:btltt)'
of
Installing
a
dis
pensary
at
the
buspltal
was
then
dls-cufed.
Dr.
Cade
ssld
that
there
wss
no
resm
to
beliere
that
the
doctors
would
take
their
drugs
from
any
other
place
than
tnat
from
which
they
could
get
the
service
and
quality.
The
feasibility
ot
having
a
nurse
do
the
duties
of
chemist
was
considered
and
relative
!
Williams
:oats
of
Installing
such
equipment
as
would
be
essential,
were
roughly
estimated.
Finally
It
was
agreed
that
the
chairman.
Jas.
H.
Thompson,
should
appoint
a
committee
of
three
who
will
go
Into
the
whole
matter
thoroughly
ind
report
at
a
later
date.
Mr.
Orme's
letter
will
be
dealt
with
subsequent
to
the
report
of
such
commute.
.
,
,
!
LOOK
FORWARD
TO
STAMPEDE
Lake
Contestants
are
Keenly
Anticipating
Visit
to
Kupert
With
Wild
Stock
WILLIAMS
LAKE,
Aug.
17.
All
contestants
at
the
Prince
Rupert
rodeo
from
the
Chllcotln
country
are
looking
.
forward
with
great
expectation
to
their
visit
to
the
northern
terminal
port.
Some
of
the
wildest
cayuses
the
Cariboo
has
ever
produced
will
be
taken
along
and
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
are
In
for
a
period
of
much
fun
and
excitement.
BIG
GAME
HUNTERS
DEPART
FOR
NORTH
Party
Headed
by
Harry
Snyder
of
New
York
Left
Prince
(ieorge
Today
for
Truce
Klrer
PRINOE
GEORGE,
Aug.
17.
A
party
of
big
game
hunters,
headed
by
Harry
Snyder
of
New
York,
left
this
morning
for
the
north
via
Summit
Lake
on,
an
extended
trip
Into
the
Peace
River
district.
LARGE
FOREST
FIRES
NEAR
PRINCE
GEORGE
Serloui
Conflagrations
Kajlng
on
Line
of
C.N.K.
lletween
Longworth
and
Penney
PRINCE
GEORGE.
Aug.
17.
Urge
forest
fires
are
raging
along
the
right-of-way
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
between
Longworth
and
Penney
in
this
district.
CLASHES
REPORTED
AT
SCUTARI
PORT
Number
of
Head
and
Wounded
When
Albanian!)
and
Italian
Clash
nays
llelcrade
Report
f
.
..
-.v-i
:
VIENNA,'
Aug.
17.
Despatches
from
Belgrade,,
the
Jugo-Slsvlat?
Capital,
report
clashes
between
Albanian
'
and
Italian
soidlers
at
Scutari
with
dead
and
wounded
on
both
sides.
I'ISH
ARRIVALS
A
total
of
45,000
pounds
of
halibut
was
sold
at
the
Fish
Exchange
tills
morning.
One
American
boat,
tbe
Columbia,
sold
40,000
pounds
to
the
Canadian
Fish
it
Cold
Storage
Co.
for
11.1c
and
5c.
while
one
Canadian,
the
Dundas.
sold
5.000
pounds
to
tbe
Atlln
Fi-her;e-
fct
11c
and
6c.
:4:
m