RUN
OF
PINKS
It
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
nuvti
the;
pack
of
sockeye
in
practically
all
parts
of
the
district
,mg
to
be
light
thia
season,
the
total
pack
of
11
varieties
in
Din-No.
2
is
better
than
the
total
pack
for
the
same
date
in
1927
officially
reported.
In
the
matter
of
the
email
sockeye
pack
.ally,
Smith's
Inlet
is
a
sole
exception,
the
pack
in
that
variety
lining
considerably
in
excess
of
last
year's,
i
In-
st
ining
areas
of
the
central
part
of
the
district,
the
pack
is
Tn'irh
improved
over
last
year
The
runs
of
both
pink
and
chum
i
id-re
have
been
very
much
improved.
In
the
Skeena
and
Naas
RESTED
FOR
STRIKING
MRS.
BROWN,
SEATTLE
units
i:n.auki
in
lONVKIl.HATION
lOll.ONIMi
ALTERCATION
HIT
DIED
LATER
rn
:
Aug.
11.
-Olen
Alvln
Rouse,
i
ndmltted
yesterday
after-n-
y
lit
that
he
"might
have
Mr-,
d.
H.
Brown
of
Tuckwila.
.n.
who
died
last
night
after
a
::
in
;he
flat
of
a
man
with
wham
i
dpute
over
parking
apace
:i
an
open
charge
,
,:
nation
arose
whan
Mr.
husband
and
threw
friends
...
k
behind
another
car
in
a
small.
A
wltneas
Mid
the
ut
of
a
parked
ear
and
.
vf:
llrown.
Mr.
Brown
reman-i
u
k-
man
aimed
a
Mow
at
his
.
ihk
him
and
striking
Mrs.
..
ure
doubtful
whether
the
.:v
the
woman's
death
ipfd
inannyriii.lM
.
.
altercation.
MASSETT
INLET,:
-ir.rv
m;
oho
pack
m.y
ie
pi
t
I
T
TIII.KE
Till
SEASON
f
pinks
in
U
asset
Inlet
Mil
swing
this
week
and
"rations
have
now
commene-F
ir
the
two
or
three
weak
)ere
had
been
a
big
run
of
'
n
round
Naden
Harbor,
out-'
inlet,
and
It
was
from
there
000
eases
put
up
by
the
five
11
the
Inlet
up
to
this
week
.
ien
filled.
With
a
boun-f
pinks
still
on
and
chums
n
it
la
anticipated
that
the
1
Riiner'.e
will
have
s
record
:i
varieties
this
aesson.
'
the
Qraham
Island
trol-'
iiii.ved
from
North
Island
1
'
of
Massett
Inlet
where
a
''rhoe
la
reported.
SOCCER
OPENS
IN
SCOTLAND
"mi
football
opened
today
rn
'
)iv
following
games
being
11
4.
Oowdenbeath
3.
i'
0,
ttotherwell
I.
i
fl
a.
t.
Mirren
2.
KaJklrk
1.
tIUc
1.
1
1.
Third
Lanark
4
"
i
St.
Johnstone
3.
I'rk
1.
IfearU
3.
'
I'Mrlrk
4.
4
Kllmnrnoek
J.
:hurchburned
BURNABYTODAY
"M)V
Aug
11.
The
unfinished
1
Ruman
Catholic
Ohurch
1
;
(Hk
Avenue
ahd
Orandvlew,
"
"
v.
ti
by
fire
of
unknown
brUJW
''
morning
v
The
estimated
oast
!
'UK)
have
bean
dedicated
August
THI
CK
IIUIVI.ll
ItlEll
v,""itIA.
Aug.
11.
Robert
A.
Cru
driver
of
tadysmlth.
who
")iir.-l
in
a
crossing
accident
near
'iiursaay,
died
yesterday
"
veais
of
sge
and
married.
'
0
In
thr
Dally
News
It
pays!
River
areas,
the
pack
is
somewhat
bet
ter
than
at
a
similar
date
last
season.
The
total
pack
of
spring
salmon
this
year,
including
both
canned
and
mild
cured,
has
not
been
up
to
expectations
though
the
quality
of
the
pack
has
been
good.
The
run
of
sockeye
both
on
the
bkcena
and
Naas
Rivers
has
been
very
disappointing.
The
run
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
only
starting
now.
is
later
than
it
was
two
years
ago
but
quite
an
abundance
of
fish
has
been
reported
recently
and
canneries
both
In
Maeaett
Inlet
and
further
south
on
the
Island
are
now
in
full
operation.
As
a
nutter
of
fact,
practically
every
cannery
all
the
way
along
the
coast
has
been
operating
to
full
capacity
the
past
week
or
so.
Both
pinks
and
chums
ire
of
an
especially
good
quality
and
the
fish
have
btn
large.
On
the
Naas
River,
there
has
been
the
usual
weekly
41-hour
close
reason
while,
on
the
Skeena
River,
owing
to
the
great
increase
In
the
number
of
licenses
and
consequent
Intensive
fishing,
t
baa
been
necessary
to
enforce
a
60-hour
weekly
close
season
throughout
the
sockeye
fishing
period.
Fishing
for
TOkwye
with
Inch
mean
nets
in
the
Skeena
River
area
will
close
at
8
am.
on
August
17.
After
that
date
only
nets
of
not
toss
than
6
1-1
tnoh
mesh
will
be
snowed.
Man
of
tM.sanneriea.
a.
tW
as
the
good
ran
of
fall
varieties
ltltlTIll
f'OI.I'MIIIA
I'lllCKKT
(
MtMI'IOVM
lOH
tVlkTl:K.
CANAIIA
WINNIP0.
Aug
11
British
Columbia
again
won
the
west-em
cricket
championship,
winning
Ave
matches
without
s
loss
Yeatmtay
-her
defeated
Saskatchewan
ISO
to
St.
9.8c
and
tc.
e-
4
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
4
ARE
HEAVIER
TODAY
Prler
Aho
xllrlilly
ImprotH
at
t.-
rfeaage
llil
Mnrnlng
IRf,70tf
pMinds
I
hold.
Halibut
sales
at
the
local
Pish
Bs-bange
this
morning
totalled
183,300
pounds,
prices
being
somewhat
better
nan
those
offered
yesterday,
sis
Amer
ican
vowels
disposed
of
100J90
pounds
it
from
0.8c
and
3c
to
II
M
and
Sc.
while
teven
Canadian
boats
received
9.1c
and
3c
to
tSc
and
ec
for
81.760
nounda.
One
boat,
the
Scrub,
la
holding
over
until
Monday
with
13.000
pounds.
Sales
todsy
were
as
follows):
AM
Ell
If
'AN
Northern.
37.000
pounds.
Canadian
Pish
md
Cold
Storage..
OSb
and
6e.
Brunvol.
33.000
pounds,
Hoyal
Plafe
Co..
Hasel
H
.
14,009
pounds,
Booth
Fish
eries,
it
Ac
and
Sc.,
Brothers.
loo
pounds,
and
Ana
J..
14.000
pounds.
Canadian
Phti
and
Ootd
Stcrage
Co..
II
7c
and
6c.
Jack.
4.300
pounds,
1
tooth
nanenes.
11.7c
and
3c.
x
CANADIAN'
Caps
Beale.
31.000
pounds,
AUtn
Fish-
3
1c
and
5c.
Temen.
16.000
pounds,
Royal
Pish
Co.
9.7c
snd
Ac.
Uuome.
7.700
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co..
9.3
and
6c.
AtU,
18.000
pounds,
Atlln
Fisheries.
97c
and
0c.
Dolphin.
U
oon
pounds.
Canadian
Flan
and
Cold
Storage
Co
.
9.6c
and
6c.
Nuba.
8.000
pounds.
Hoyai
run
do.,
Bc
and
6c.
.
Mayflower.
6.000
pounew,
wooin
-Ties,
9.9c
and
6r
QUARTER
MILLION
FIRE
ELLENSBURG,
WASH.
BUBNSBURO.
Wash
.
Aug.
11
A
fire
following
an
explosion
gutted
the
grain
of
the
Corns
took
snd
hsy
Warehouse
over
twn
M,r""'
Davidson
Company
city
blocks
thia
niorni:m
causing
lo"
amounting
to
a
quarter
of
a
million
doj-Isrs.
warehouse
were
destroyed
A
doaen
nnd
twenty
honn
l.
m
-''
1
l
i.inontkom
mum:
IN
lOlt
THE
filANTS
VANCK
PITCH
Kit
HK
BROOKLYN
Ave
scattered
hits
and
Unning
seven
I
Blseoaette
sooted
the
nineteenth
homer
)f
the
season.
CROPREPORf
OF
U.
S.
SENT
WHEAT
DOWN
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
11.
The
crop
report
which
sent
the
price
nf
wheat
down
fhe
cents
yesterday
wa.i
that
of
the
United
State
(iovernmcnt
which
estimate
that
the
combined
spring
and
winter
crop
this
year
would
amount
to
891,000,000
bushels,
an
increase
of
approximately
20.000,000
over
last
year's
combined
production.
Hy
closing
time
there
had
.been
home
recovery
showing
net
losses
of
three
and.
seven-eighths
to
four
cents
a
bushel.
U.
S.
winner
800
METRES
switoday
AMSTCKTMM.
Aug.
1
1
United
States
on
ths
Olympic
championship
men's
800
metres
swim
relay.
Japan
came
second.
Canada
third.
Britain
alsth.
United
States
set
the
Olympic
record
if
0
minutes.
4
1-3
sees.
Ray
SmUUe
of
Toronto
has
been
awarded
third
place
in
the
Olympic
welterweight
class,
the
only
Canadian
boxer
to
win
points.
Laadtnl
of
Argentine
and
Morgan
of
New
Zealsnd
are
to
light
for
the
chain-psonshlp
tonight.
INCREASE
IN"
CAN.REVENUE
OTTAWA,
Aug.
11.
The
Dominion
Oovernment
revenues
for
the
first
four
months
of
the
present
fiseal
year
are
up
thirteen
million
dollars
compared
with
the
same
period
last
year.
TTK'
expenditures
show
an
increase
of
fcur
millions.
The
net
debt
on
July
31
was
60.000.000
lower
than
on
the
same
date
a
year
ago
according
to
figures
given
out
by
the
finance
department
today.
Customs
revenue
showed
the
biggest
increase,
being
up
seven
and
and
A
A
bait
million
to
turVrafOO)
I
wailn
(MS
INDIA
KtlUtiltU
BY
CHAMBER
OF
COMMERCE
BOMBAY,
Aug.
11
The
Associated
Chambers
of
Commerce
claiming
to
represent
one
billion
pounds
of
British
capital
in
India,
addressed
a
memorandum
today
to
Simon
commission
now
making
a
political
survey
of
India
recommending
that
seU-fovrnunetrt
be
Ulveti
more
than
a
fair
trial.
OPPORTUNITY
WEEKENDS
9
TONIGHT
With
forever
promptly
at
(Satursy.
August
III
to
expect
that
each
and
every
candidate
will
call
at
this
office!
between
now
and
D
o'clock
tonight
to
slble
subscription.
The
present
big
ve
binui
of
"Op
portu-'ilty
Week"
scriptions
credited
on
the
bonu
votes
twentieth
bonier
of
the
season
In
the
01
Worun,ty
Week."
To
avoid
con-third
txuia
and
to
make
each
eanlidate
wait
with
two
on
bases
and
two
out
'
gave
the
Yankees
the
victory
ovtr
Dos-J
th
Campaign
Umw
for
ton
tanctOy,'
In
thr
venth
he
acoted
hort
im
m
Ple.
every
can-
jjt-thtr
run
with
a
sharp
single.
Philadelphia
whitewashed
Washing
-nn
and
kept,
within
tear
games
of
the
jeading
Yankees.
The
New
York
(Hants
staged
a
seventh
Inning
rally
to
defeat
the
Phillies
and
are
now
but
lour
games
behind
the
fasVotepphig
St.
Louis
Cardinals
who
defesued
Pittsburg.
FtoI
Lind-.rem
drove
in
f.vc
of
the
O'aiits
runs
Brooklyn,
aided
by
Va.ioes
pitching
defeated
Boston.
Vance
permitting
but
didate
Is
requested
)
have
all
stubs
ecmrlet'-ly
DIM
ta
asty
n.-.r.cy
cl.c'd
to
correspond
to
the
anx
unu
khowr,
on
receipt
stubs
before
enmlng
to
this
office
tonight.
We
are
itweys
lad
to
gie
the
time
needtd
and
-antcd
for
the
sceomm
dat'on
of
jourelf
and
every
other
candidate
who
will
come
in
with
every
available
wbaetlptioii
during
the
dosing
Ivntrs
of
tv.
voir
bonus'
"OPPORTDNTTY
WSBK"
we
mre
the
request
that
you
have
your
turn-In
in
such
share
that
the
Campaign
Manager
will
be
able
to
efceak
it
qu'ckly
and
Issue
your
receipt.
Yau
wlU
appreciate
this
of
others
they
W'Jl
appreciate
it
of
you.
ANY
subsrriptlotn
MAILED
In
ANY
postofflce
which
strs
postmarked
not
'rter
hin
1J
n'y-X
(midnight)
Saturday
night.
August
U.
will
count
on
v?
I
"resent
big
vote
bonus
offer
even
though
they
do
not
reach
this
office
before
Monday
or
even
later.
If
you
ever
intend
doing
anything
BIO
PRINCEGEORGE
IS
HELD
UP
BY
SHIP
OFFICERS
"Opportunity
Week"
ending
I'ASMiD
police
WITH
imnci.LT'
19
o'clock
tonHrhtl
AMI
THEN
NTOITKD
AMI
OANO-
It
is
only
natural
WAV
UNTIL
TICKET
lOUNI)
rn
in
every
pes-
ovcTed
h's
ticket
and
pejnod
on.
23,009
MEN
WOULD
COM
Si
Tcur
Thousand
llritish
Miners
Sail
at
Once
For
Canada
!
ONDON.
Aug.
11.
After
a
trrtal
of
23,000
uneraployed
had
applied
for
harvest
work
in
Small
Gang
Started
This
Week
Felling
Timber
at
Falls
River
National
Airplane
Lumber
Co.
The
National
Airplane
Lumber
Co.,
former
in
Kewanee,
Illinois,
for
the
purpose
of
logging
spruce
tracts
on
Big
Falls
River,
tributary
of
the
Ecstall
River,
draining
into
the
Skeena
from
the
south
near
the
latter
stream's
mouth,
and
shipping
airplane
timber
in
the
finished
state
to
Illinois,
started
felling
operations
this
week
on
its
holdings.
Fourteen
men
aj-e
employed
for
the
time
being
under
the
superintendence
of
Harry
Scott
and
machinery,
such
as
gasoline
donkeys,
is
now
being
delivered
on
the
ground.
Nine
limits
of
640
acres
each,
the
whole
estimated
to
contain
some
178.00000
feet
of
timber,
are
to
be
.
opened
up
hy
the
new
concern
whloh
will
not
be
In
full
operation
until
next
I
A
g
PSlAI
rTrnTm
T
AT
t
M
year.
Ultimately,
as
has
already
been
Lili
UHl
IE
HI
announced,
it
is
toe
inteswion
01
we
company
to
establish
a
sawmill
In
Prince
j
Rupert.
Meanwhile,
clear
spruce
will
be
;
shipped
to
Vancouver
for
enanufacture
before
being
consigned
Bast.
Only
clear
spruce
for
use
In
airplane
(
oomtruouon
will
be
exported,
common
and
lower
grades
it
Is
stated,
will
be
taken
by
the
Ocean
rails
and
Powell
River
paper
mills.
The
logs
will
be
shuted
over
the
big
falls
Into
the
Ecstall
River
and
thence
fljiaLari
nut
..
.
.
v.i
OTTAWA.
Aug
1
1
.
"Canada
la
eseen
nd
P"emMf
Canadian
and
wanes.
Illinois,
two
of
the
principal,
of
t
In
.
the
u
rwuuos
ui
proua
to
ue
biiu
warns
to
re
the
concern,
are
expected
city
soon
In
connection
with
the
Institution
M
operations
VANCOUVER
MAN
DIES
WINNIPEG
YESTERDAY
WINNIPRO.
Aug
William
O.
Brown
of
Vancouver,
enroute
to
Montreal
to
meet
his
mother,
who
is
expected
to
ar
rive
in
Canada
nhortly,
died
Ave
hours
after
admission
to
the
hospital
here
frMsy.
He
was
taken
suddenly
111
while
staying
at
a
local
hotel.
DINNER
GIVEN
EMPIRE
BOYS
DMLAItLS
CANADA
IMtOl'D
TO
IIL
TAUT
Of
IIKITIMI
COMMONWEALTH
OF
NATIONS
main
a
part
of
the
British
eommon-
wealth
of
nations.
Our
guiding
star
baa
been
and
is
British
liberty
snd
British
Ideals"
In
these
word
Mlntoter
of
Justice
Lapolnte
addressed
fifty
young
ambassadors
of
the
British
Empire
at
a
dinner
tendered
tbem
last
night
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Hon.
Charles
A.
Dunning
was
also
a
speaker
at
the
-dinner.
HTI'.VMKItS
KTII.L
AOItOr.Ml
MONTREAL.
Aug.
11
The
St.
Law
rence
ship
ohannel
has
bren
elearetl
but
the
three
steamers
aground
are
still
stranded.
Number
of
Liquor
Seizures
in.
Ontario
Yesterday
When
SELFOVERNraXFORtO
?iExporters
Charged
Possession
WINDSOR,
Out.,
Aug.
11.
Seizing
every
liquor
export
dock
from
llelle
River
to
Kingsville
and
placing
their
wet
stocks
aggregating
several
million
dollars
under
police
guard,
the
Ontario
Government
yesterday
charged
every
exporter
on
the
border
with
unlawful
possession
of
liquor
and
ordered
them
to
appear
in
court.
Conviction
means
fines
of
from
$100
to
$1,000
or
a
jail
sentence
for
each.
The
liquors
also
are
automatically
confiscated
in
the
event
of
a
conviction.
The
recent
activity
follows
the
appointment
a
few
months
ago
of
Sir
Henry
Drayton
as
chairman
of
the
Ontario
Liquor
Board
Wilson
of
Montreal.
Rlnkel
of
Britain.
Letghwozd
of
Britain
and
Ball
of
Winn
peg.
The
Empire
won
the
two
mile
relay
with
a
team
made
up
of
Little
of
Win
tipegjdac
Dae
hern
of
Ireland,
Edwards
of
Canada.
Lowe
of
Britain
and
Edwards
of
HamtKsn.
The
Kegro
runner
practi
cally
won
the
race
finishing
fifty
yards
rlieod
r-t
Fuller
and,
allowing
Lowe
an
oosy
run
to
victory.
The
Empire
wen
the
four
mile
relay
with
a
team
eompesed
of
Doherty
of
Montreal.
Starr
of
Britain.
Wnrte
of
Australia
and
EH!s
of
Britain.
The
Americans
won
the
shot
put
and
the
hammer
throw.
the
Americans
won
the
480
yard
ehut-
Canada
under
the
joint
Kcheme
i
tie
hurdle
race
run
on
graa
MINERS
PROPOSE
TO
Tbe
Brit
spenwrec
by
the
Isritish
and
!
lsh
team
was
Atkinson
of
Sjuth
Africa,
Canadian
jfovernmenls,
officials
'Lard
Ourghiey
of
England,
oaby
of
cf
the
ministry
of
labor
an-
Britain
and
wtghtman
of
South
Africa.
nnounte
that
no
more
applica-
The
British
won
the
steepleehaae
re-
tiling
wcultS
he
accepted.
A
thousand
miner
harvesters
sailed
yesterday
and
three
thousand
more
will
embark
this
week
end.
E1IJIONTON
UWVYEK
IlKAII
EDMONTON,
Aug.
11
C.
C.
UcCall.
Prc
8.
71
years
of
age,
one
of
western
Cana-
xor
ouraetf
la
this
campaign
YOU
should
ds's
lia
snstsi
lawyers.
died
yeaUsday
!ay
of
eight
lsps.
the
mile
medley
re-:sy
and
the
Javelin
throw.
Douglas
Lowe
won
the
half-mile.
United
States
won
the
high
jump,
role
vault
and
broad
Jump.
The
final
standing
of
the
respective
teams
was
United
States
8.
British
Em-
SUSPEND
WORK
TONIGHT
nff
DBUMHEUrn
Auv
ll
Uliun
I
II
I.MI
III
1TI
III
I
Everyone
reads
the
Classified
Adt.
LAKOE
CABARET
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Special
If
j,iu
lose,
advertise
for
It.
Saturdays
If
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Dancing
every
Hnturday
night
(rum
0
to
12.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accomodation
for-Prlvae
Parties
(JET
TIIK
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
I'hone
437
X
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
,1
XVIII
No.
183
PKINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
11,
1928
Price
Five
Cents
Tl
ore
Salmon
Packed
This
Year
Than
Last
at
This
Time
and
All
Canneries
Are
Now
Busy
on
Pinks
LOU
GEHRIG
GAVE
VICTORY
TO
YANKEES
:
Americans
Beat
British
Empire
Today
in
Field
and
Track
at
London
STAMFORD
BRIDGE,
LONDON,
Aug.
11
The
United
States
won
he
dual
track
and
field
meet
with
the
British
Empire
today,
winning
eight
of
the
fourteen
events
to
three
for
the
British
and
three
to
be
oc,cc,c
tcEJ1
MJar
Pr
difficulty
m
getting
away.;
The
United
States
won
the
400
yards
relay
against
a
team
composed
pcated.
exteaded
or
duplic-itcd
at
any
!xj"g
held
by
a
pol:c-n
an
who
fis-Jy
,lf
V(,r.v
William,
nf
Vnnmnvpr.
Tarllnn
nf
Australia
Fltzo-praM
nf
me
during
the
camnalKii.
-cfi'iird
permission
for
h'm
to
enter
.
.
.
.
J.
.,
j
.
v
cmiid.t.
wiiiih..
n.rm.,.i
,
vw.
4y-v
bihmi
....
Hamilton
and
London,
a
Guiana
Negro,
running
in
the
order
named.
I
enter
The
Dsllv
Pew?
offlr
mtrr
o
r'-ir-
m.
ti
nd
ntr.iMii
HU.i
'
ou.iOu
Sates
set
owrld
record
-
-
-
--
-
-
ITVE
RVSH
o'clock
tonight
for
the"
purpw
;,f
turn-
"nut-
t.
the
Kar.7w.-y
where
a
tlefcot
'
minutes
13
3-6
seconds
winning
the
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
11
Lou
Gehrig's
SOUTHAMPTON,
Aug.
11
Prinocl
Ctaorve
vouqmSA
son
at
the
Kinir.
aafl-
'.d
this
morning
aboard
the
Empress
ye'-
run
off.
cf
Australia
for
Canada
and
win
join
The
British
held
the
Americans
even
in
the
running
events'
but
wiMfpo-1
viy
ud
at
ire
cruwi-f
Durban
at
vanoauter.
Tns
fared
badly
in
the
field
features.
About
41,000
people
attended.
lng
in
subscriptions
dt
the
pre
cut
b.g
-r
penult
u
go
av.rari
was
demanded.
I
lllt
re'y
from
a
team
competed
of
rote
offer,
but
ail
la
this
office
at
that
ftr
l-mgtjiy
search
the
prince
dis
tune
wUl
be
waived
ch
and
their
sub
PREMIER
KING
OPENS
PRINCE
HLtEfS
IN
COTTAGE
ritEKLNTEII
TO
HIM
BV
Kl'PI'OKTEIW
Or'
SASKATCHEWAN'
PBJNCE
ALBERT.
Aug.
11.
Premier
Mackenzie
King
opened
another
of
Canada's
playgrounds
yesterday.
Standing
on
the
shore
of
Lake
Wukeem
where
thousands
of
people
were'
gathered,
the
frremter
dedlcaated
1377
square
miles
of
forest,
lake
and
river,
known
as
the
Prince
Albert
Park.
The
Premier
slept
last
night
In
a
cottage
in
the
new
National
Park
which
has
been
presented
to
him
earlier
In
the
day
through
the
generosity
of
his
friends
and
supporters
b
various
parts
of
Saskatchewan.
II
was
completely
furnished.
EDITOR
OF
WAR
CRYISINCITY
the
Wayne
district
voted
to
reject
the
"
'"t"
-imath-
atttposed
agreement
wttto
the
mine
op-j
T,
'
ALSO
LONDON'
Vt
iUTEK
crstors
and
then
decided
on
the
suspen-
j
.IKE
VlslTOKS
IN
IllSTKICT
slon
of
work
from
Saturday
night
tc
continue
until
agreement
had
been
,
Col.
Edwin
Joy.
editor
of
the
War
Cry.
reached
between
the
committee
ap-
official
publication
of
the
Salvation
pointed
by
the
men
and
operators.
Six
Army,
arrived
in
the
cMy
from
Wlnnt-mines
are
concerned
and
307
men
are
peg
on
yesterday
afternoons
train
and
liivolvud.
!
will
spend
the
next
week
ta
the
city
The
crux
of
the
question
st
issue
Is
i
and
district.
Arthur
Copping,
London.
.he
proposed
Introduction
of
screens
in
the
mines
and
the
recognition
ot
-be
misers'
union
of
Oensda.
CHAMBERLAIN
TO
GO
CALIFORNIA
SOON
dard
has
It
highest
authority
that
Sir
Austen
Chamber!.
n.
foreign
secretary.
will
leuve
at
the
end
of
the
month
for
California
via
Fauuna
Canal
In
the
belle
i
that
the
.
voyage
will
restore
his
health.
England,
journalist,
who
Is
Identified
with
the
Army
and
Is
a
frequent
contributor
to-
the
War
Cry,
arrived
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Cardesa
from
Vancouver
and
will
also
be
here
for
the
week.
Together
with
Mator
Walter
L.
Car-rutbers
of
WrangeU,
Alaska,
divisional
commander,
and
Ensign
Joyce,
local
LONDON.
Aug
11
The
Evening
Stan-!
Army
commandant.
Col.
Joy
and
Mr.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Noon
Closing
IT
ken
Todsy
on
Vancou
ver
Euhang
(Courtesy
of
S.
D.
Johnson
Go
Ltd.)
The
following
quotations
were
bid
snd
asked:
Argents
Rufus.
32Vfce..
33
fto.
Dayvlew,
Tc..
Sc.
B.C.
Silver,
till,
31.86.
Big
Missouri.
4TV.C
47tic
Ctast
Copper,
nil.
IWDO.
Cork
Province,
S0c
31c
Ounwell.
15c.,
16c.
Duthle,
11.00,
11.03.
Oeoree
Copper.
HM,
l&
AO.
Oeorgia
River.
nU,
30c.
Olaslar,
30c..
27c.
Ooloonda.
(1.11,
31.13.
Orandvlew.
36
Vc..
37
14c
Independence,
nil.
12c.
Indian.
Sftc.
30.
Kootney
Fkxeuee.
18c
19c.
L
A
L..
16c.
lOVso.
Lakevlew,
314c,
3
Vic.
Lucky
Jim.
30
Vic,
30c
Marmot
Metals.
lOKc'
10V4e.
Marmot
River
OoM.
10c..
10Vo.
Mowak,
84c,
Tc
National
BUYer.
nU.
16c.
Prod-OreUle.
10.
410.60.
:'
''
"
Porter
Idaho.
7lf.
78c,
Premier.
$2.44.
2.4S.
Ruth
Hops,
69c.
69Vc.
Silver
Crest.
lOVic,
10V,c.
Silverado,
40c.
4Sc.
Slocan
King,
tc.
7c.
Terminus,
10c,
nil.
Snowflaxe,
30c,
31c
Tbpley
Rich&eld,
60c,
Sic.
Tortc.
32.SO.
(3.33.
White
Water.
$2
20.
$3
38
Woodbine.
23c.
24.
OH...
Home.
$1.60.
$3.08.
8ubicr!bs
for
ths
Dally
News.
Copping
left
this
morning
far
Port
Etslngton
where
the
annual
nativr
congress
is
to
be
held,
opening
today..
They
will
alto
visit
other
Interior
points
and
Col.
Joy
and
Mr.
Copping
wtU
address
a
public
meeting
In
the
erty
next
Wednesday
evening.
FATAL
FALL
OF
A
PROSPECTOR
CORDOVA.
Aug.
11
William
Quitch,
sourdough
prospector,
tolled
and
mushed
a
quarter
of
a
century
for
gold.
With
fortune
In
his
grasp,
he
was
hurled
down
a
400
foot
cliff
below
his
mine
when
a
cable
broke,
and
he
is
dying
at
Onrdova
Hospital.
Quitch's
partner
rent
an
Indian
runner
14
miles
down
the
trail
to
Valdes
for
help.
A
amall
power
boat
tougM
Its
wsy
through
the
sea
for
twelve
hours
to
rescue
the
prospector.
BIGGEST
CROP
ALL
HISTORY
FORT
WILLIAM.
Aug.
ll-Orsnted
fwvoraMs
weather
until
harvesting
is
well
under
wsy.
probably
In
two
wecke.
tHe,
Canadian
farmers
will
gamer
the
bigg
set
crop
In
history
of
the
Dominion,
wye
E.
A.
Urteil,
staUrtlrtan
to
the
board
of
grain
pnmmswtoncri,
in
a
monthly
report
on
the
crop
movement.
AT
I.KOATE
t'UKKK
Word
has
reached
ths
elty
that
one
nf
the
engineers
of
the
Consolidated
Mining
ft
8meltlng
Co.
reached
Pacific
this
week
enroute
to
Legate
Creek
where
operations
will
he
Instituted
on
mineral
claims
which
hate
been
bond
ed
from
Ruse
all
Smith,
Mack
Orr
and