v.-n
:n
glad
to
find
myself
ones
mare
1.
.da
and
to
have
this
opportunity
my
admretion
of
the
eaten-
lopments
which
I
see
being
un-
!i
in
this
great
dominion.
indeed
a
pleasure
to
me
o
:.it
this
eountry
is
about
to
en-'
fruits
of
a
good
harvest.
Tbe
v,.
rulttvsuon
thst
I
have
seen
jriea
of
he
line
on
which
I
have
'Mvuing
Is
an
r.idicaUon
of
what
".try
can
produce
and
a
striking
f
it
potential
wealth.
'
:
.1
Kited
out
on
a
ahlp
with
a
con-
miners
sent
out
to
assist
you
--.
"M
your
enps.
T
send
these
men
'M
withes
for
thejr
future
wei--;iiii
many
of
them
will
settle
out
'.'h
their
immediate
taak
la
com-1
and
become
worthy
cltisena
of
11
"
I'nno
was
satanded
a
civic
wet
v
Acting
Mayor
Olbbens
and
of-
LIQUOR
PROFITS
DISTRIBUTED
u
i"l(IA,
Aug.
23
The
dlatrlbution
Ti"!
profits
for
the
period
ending
"
'll
waa
announced
veeterttay
ti-
'
478,
aonte
muntclpalltiea
re-
llupprt.
I,B07.
'
Ororge.
UH,
"
tk.
1.M.
I.0M.
1'ili.irif.
I5A0.
1148.045.
"
3aj4i
WRECKED
PLANE
IS
RECOVERED
t'k'
i'iHh.
that
was
wrecked,
on
Bell
'""it.,1,,
near
Weliome
TTaTTxH-
recently
""
ue'ii
recovered
by
the
aviator
who
"
"i
it
out
to
the
coast
ami
brought
'"
the
city
yesterday.
It
will
be
be
t,
Vhiu-ouver
where
It
will
probably
H
I
l-Ml
.
MOVIE
CENSOR
qUTS
VANCOUVER
At
33-Mrs
L.
M
111
for
th
TMat
fn
vara
vnmifl
'
r'"rs.
has
resigned.
She
had
not
"
"r
the
part
six
months
owing
to
Ill
PKOIIIIIITION
HTAM)
Dealing
with
the
prohlMUon
question
Governor
Smith
spoke
stains
any
re
turn
of
tho
saloon
and
made
this
pMgt
MVS
HE
IIOPF.K
MANY
OF
THEM
MILL"1
all
the
very
Imut
execute
U.
SKTTI.K
IN
mvtllt
ANH
ACTIVE
CITI7.LNS
am-OL'VER.
Aug.
.11
n
i
r.,.
i'i
ij
Sill
I.
ItK
Prince
rectified.
al
our
platfarm
to
mate
an
endeavor
to
enforce
the
ItUi"
t
and
all
other
arovlaeaas
at
the
federal
constitution
and
all
la
enacted
pursuant
thereto."
ho
arrived
early
this
morning
nta
j.
xhe
preelowt
does
tu
ship,
the
cniuer
Durban,
gave
1!0t
u,,
taw.
He
does
his
beet
to
following
message:
leaecute
them
whether
he
likes
then
my
preesnos
In
Vanoouver
Is
lJol
corruption
In
enforcement
sr-jonilng
my
ship,
this
visit
must
UvlUM
wnlcn
oauwd
a
former
Repub-
..:
be
of
an
Informal
chart
si
ec,
ttcn
administrator
to
state
thst
thre-
,
fourths
of
the
dry
agent
were
political
ward
heelers
named
by
politician
without
regard
to
civil
aervtee
laws
and
that
prohibition
Is
the
'new
political
pork
barrel'.
I
will
ruthlessly
stamp
out.
Such
conditions
cannot
and
will
not
cstst
under
any
adnuntstraUon
presided
over
by
me."
Insisting
that
the
present
legal
definition
of
the
aloohoUc
content
of
an
lntoilcatlng
beveeafs
Is
"admittedly
in-itccurete
and
uascHeitiac",
Gov
Smith
caprssnrd
the
view
that
"some
Immedl-ate
relief
would
aome
from
an
amendment
ot
the
Volstead
law",
which
would
subject
always
to
the
proviso
thst
that
standard
could
not
sscsed
the
maximum
Used
by
Oongroaa
"
Pron.K
Miot
i.it
mxiDE
I
believe
mortovar
that
there
should
be
submitted
to
the
peeps
the
question
of
some
change
In
the
provisions
of
the
ISth
amendment',
the
nominee
went
on.
"Certainly,
no
one
foresaw
i
when
the
amendment
was
raufled
the
conditions
which
eslst
today
of
boot-
lagging,
corruption
and
open
violation
of
the
law
in
all
pans
of
uts
country
The
people
themselves
should,
after
this
eight
years
of
trial,
be
permitted
to
say
whether
existing
conditions
should
be
I
personally
believe
In
an
amend
ment
In
the
ism
amencansnt
wnicu
would
give
to
erh
Individual
state
lt
If
only
after
approval
by
a
referestum
prpular
vote
of
Its
people
the
ngnt
holly
within
Its
borders
to
import.
manufacture
or
cause
to
be
manufactured,
and
m41
alcoholic
beverages,
the
sale
to
be
made
only
by
the
state
Itself
and
not
for
consumption
In
any
pubPe
P
.
"We
may
well
warn
irom
uu.wpw
lance
ol
other
naUona.
Our
Canadian
neighbors
have
gone
far
In
this
mannrt
to
solve
this
problem
y
the
mehod
of
ale
made
by
the
stair
itself
and
not
by
private
individual.
'There
Is
no
quesuon
here
of
the
return
of
the
saloon
When
I
stated
that
the
saloon
l
and
ought
to
toe
a
ue-funrt
matitution
In
this
country.
1
.
i
rimmi
it
todny.
I
wlU
never
ii-emii
i
-
law
which
e
any
advocate
or
approve
recUy
or
Indirectly
ptrmiw
the
returr
of
the
loon
."
NOTED
MAINE
HIES
NjinN
Aus
as
Or
William
D-v-
.
.
....
...h
iniLhnr
died
St
eon,
a
noteo
umur
..
-
h.
.n.mr
home
nrar
nere
hi.
had
been
pastor
unm
iwo
j"'"
-a-
Of
a
ctnirch
m
Newark.
N
-T
M.P
asUed
yrstor-dsj
Corp
Cameron
R
t
Oeur
'r
Skagway.
on
tbe
Prince
of
imutu
'"ipment
aoeompanytng
a
fleatlned
for
the
V,l;
Trrrllnrv
ALBANY.
Aug.
83
Otnerror
Al,
Smith
Ir.
his
speech
of
acceptance
yesterday
stated
the
Democratic
policy
In
regard
to
lore-ign
relations.
Ills
words
were:
"I
believe
the
American
'people
desire
to
assume
their
full
share
of
responslollltr
for
the
administrate
of
a
world
Jf
which
they
an
s
part,
without
political
alliance
with
any
foreign
nation.
I
ptodpe
myself
to
a
resumption
of
a
real
endeavor
to
biake
outlawry
of
war
effective
by
removing
its
cause
and
.
!o
substitute
the
methods
of
conciliation,
on-feterrc.
arbitration
and
judicial
determination."
POOL
OFFICERS
COMING
HERE
INiTALLVTION
Of
NEW
CLEAN
I
NO
MACHINERY
PIIOCIEItlNO
AT
ELEVATOR
Ben
S.
Plumer,
of
Bsssano.
AlbtrUi.
acting
president
of
the
Alberta
Wlieat
Fool
during
the
ebkence
of
the
presi-
Jant
Henry
Wise
Wood,
en
a
trip
to
ikms;
C.
M.
Hall
of
Oalgtry.
gerMrs!
Iknaager
of
r
frrlfM-othef'WreC'
ors.
the
whole
party
numbering
some
.ifteen
persons
will
pay
s
visit
of
In
spection
to
the
local
elevstor
early
nest
month.
The
party
Is
coming
to
the
ost
in
oonneoUon
with
the
opening
f
the
new
Pool
elevator
at
Vancouver
and
wUI
circle
up
the
ooaat
to
Prince
tupert
before
re
turning
to
Calgary
.
InataUstkm
of
three
new
disk
sepa-stora.
which
will
about
dsubOe
the
dry-
ng
and
cleaning
capacity
of
the
local
levator
Is
proceeding
and
the
maehl.i
cry
is
el
pre
ted
to
be
la
operation
belore
.he
next
shipping
season
la
very
far
advanced.
The
ftrst
grain
of
the
season
w:u
each
the
local
plant
from
the
prairies
oon
alter
September
15,
it
Is
expected,
fhe
new
machinery
will
permit
of
s
aauoh
greater
volume
of
grain
bejng
laMied
acre.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Nooii
(Iwlng
lrlrea
ludny
on
Vsnruu
trr
Etrhsnge
(Courtesy
ot
8.
D.
Johnson
Co..
Ltd.)
The
following
quotsNons
were
nd
sskedr
ArgenU
nuftls
38)e.
39
lie.
Bayvlew
Te
?Vic
B.
C.
Stiver
11.50,
11.70.
Big
Miaaourl
45H..
47c.
Cork
Province
aeo,
30c.
Cotton
Bett.
nM.
edo.
Duoaefl
18HH
15Vc.
Duikd.
tJ0Q.
11.09.
Oeoffe
Copper
S5.75.
IS.0Q.
Oeorgia
Hirer
3dc.,
93e.
Oiastar
Jlc
34c.
OlsMom,
nil,
?.
Ooteanda.
1.11.
11.13.
Orandrlcw
30H..
37c.
Independence
10He.
tin.
Indian
6c
7e.
Kootnty
rlorence
21c.
33c.
L.
A
L.
lie.,
llfie.
Lskevlew
nf).
3a.
Lesdsmtth
3.,
all.
'
Lucky
Jim
27c
safes.
Marmot
Metal
lOKc
10Hc
Marmot
River
Oold
SBft,
33e,
Mohawk
4
Ho.
5.
National
BUevr
I3Hc
li)fa.
Noranda
I4.40.
H&0.
Pend-OrelUe
111.40.
1U0.
Porter
Idaho
68
He
73.
Premier
3A8,
3.40.
'
Ruth
Hope
5840
600.'
I
Silver
Orest
10K&.-JhlI.
,
SmeftinlUiita,
8n
,
k
i
Sunlock
3
4C,
130.
Terminus
14c,
17,
Topley
Richfield
&9c.
60d.'
Tortc
t3.60,
I3.S3.
White
Water
S3.10.
13.15.
Woodbine
24
toe.
24,0,
OIIH
Psbyon
13He
14c.
Home
13.70.
3.73.
IS
NA.MKII
IIISIIOP
bid
ROME.
August
33
The
Pope
has
named
Mgr.
Oh
r
lea
UMarchs
of
Montreal
to
the
bishopric
of
Chlcoutlml.
iln
:
TOLMIE
SAYS
CABINET
LEGAL
i
opinion
or
law
oiur
ins
cr
tio:
CROWN
TAKEN
IIElOICE
MEMltERH
a,
I
H1VORN
IN
!
VICTORIA.
Aug.
M-
The
point
raised
In
Vanoouver
that
the
Government
Juet
formed
by
PrenOer
Tolmie
la
too
targe
under
the
Osrtiiution
Act
and
thst
only
eight
minister,
including
the
4-
Premier,
are
entitled
V
draw
a
ba!
07
1
In
connection
wltti
their
office.
Dr.
Tolmie
said
last
nigwt
thst
thu
point
I
hid
been
carefully
iftvest
lasted
befo
4
1
he
proceeded
In
the
omirae
be
took
In
'
lormlng
the
oablnet.
The
opinion
of
Ck
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
mtim
Boston
Grill
LA
KOB
CABARET
Everyone
read
the
Classified
Ads.
Special
Dinners
Thursday
and
H
you
lose,
advertise
for
it.
Saturdays
If
you
find,
locate,
tho
owner.
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
Whatever
you
need,
sdvertlse
If-
't
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accomodation
for
Frivae
Parties
OKT
TIIK
CLASSIFIED
HAI
r
,
I'hone
457
rarv
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
XVIII.
No.
108
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
23,
1928
Price
Five
Cpnta
0VERN0R
AL
SMITH
T
HTHIKE
KETTLRI)
!
!
!
i
ON
OP
ITKIIERMKN
ON
THE
I'RASER
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
Aug.
33
The
strike
of
Praser
rtlver
fishermen
was
settled
last
night
and
this
morning
1.500
boats
returned
to
work.
The
men
accepted
the
offer
of
the
cannen
of
5c.
for
sockeye
untu
after
September
15.
after
which
the
price
will
be
determined
by
the
quality
of
the
Ash.
VIC
FOLEY
WINNER
TWELVE
ROUND
BOUT
law
cfTlcm
Of
the
Cnm
bad
b-n
i
taken
before
aweafU
In
of
the
cabinet:
QUEBEC.
Aug.
23.
Vic
Foley
of
Van-
nd
tbe
opinion
was
that
there
could
c-uver,
contender
for
the
Canadian
be
eight
ml
Waters
af
he
Crown
to
ad-
featborwelght
championship,
was
award-dlticn
to
tbe
Premier
tjrawing
salaries
I.,
j
ed
a
twelve
round
decM'jn'
over
Ra)pb
be
rovomment.
UeNaughton
of
Quebec
last
night.
Premier
Tolmie
Declares
Cabinet
Making
is
Exciting
Sport,
More
So
Even
Than
Playing
Game
of
Hockey
VICTORIA,
Aug.
23.
Premier
Tolmie
is
not
enamoured
of
the
task
of
forming
governments,
especially
when
there
are
only
eight
vacancies
to
fill
with
some
33
available
members,
all
'of
whom,
he
says,
are
capable
of
filling
the
places.
At
a
picnic
fdven
by
the
Esquimalt
Conservative
Association
yesterday
Ifr.
iSlmle
'said
that
while
some
of
those
present
might
regard
hockey
as
an
exciting
game
it
was
not
in
it
with
forming
a
cabinet.
"There
is
no
reason
for
believing
that
the
best
that
are
within
the
group
of
Conservatives
in
the
House
ore
within
the
Government.
I
could
not
crowd
35
men
into
eight
positions
and
that
was
the
task
I
was
faced
with."
WHEAT
SPURT
Price
Up
.More
Than
Three
Cents
On
Report
Possible
Crop
Damage
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
20.
Reports
of
frost
damage
in
Saskatchewan
last
night
and
predictions
of
further
frost
in
the
prairie
provinces
tonight
caused
whtat
values
to
rise
three
and
a
quarter
to
three
and
three
quarters
cents
above
yesterdays,
close
before
noon
today.
The
frost
damage
reported
so
far
is
small.
an
airplane
believed
to
have
been
the
Oreater
Rooktord,
miss-
Ing
on
a
night
of
the
Atlantic
4
OKiaTF.lt
KOCKIOKII
'
WAS
KI.POKTi:i
M.KN
41
OOPENHAOKN.
Aug.
38
The
flrrenland
adminrnratMn
haa
re-
refved
a
message
from
the
sheriff
of
BottUi
Oreenland
etaUng
that
Ocean,
was
sighted
Sunday
morn-
4-
I
rig
along
the
southwest
eoaet
of
Greenland.
'GIANTS
STILL
HOLD
MARGIN
ON
CARDINALS
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
23.
The
Olants
still
hold
tbe
margin
over
the
Cardinals
only
because
the
Dodgers
nipped
the
Red
Birds
yaitrrday
for
the(
aeeoud
time.
Philadelphia
gained
by
beating
Cleveland
wbfle
the
Yankees
were
Idle
In
the
American
League.
American
St.
touu
st
New
York.
rain.
DelK.lt
7-4:
Boston
8-3.
Cblcafo
0:
Washington
X
Cleveland
5;
Philadelphia
6.
National
Boston
3;
Pittsburg
10.
New
York
4:
Clndanati
5.
Phttsdeiphla
3;
Chleafio
7.
Brooklyn
3;
St.
Louis
2.
Cnaat
Missions
0;
Oakland
5.
Seattle
5;
90s
Angelee
0.
PorUand
7;
San
Franctsoo
5.
Hollywood
9;
Sacramento
4.
IH'NMNO
ion
KUKOrr.
QUEBEC.
Aug.
33
Hon.
C.
A.
Dunning,
minister
of
railways,
sailed
tot
Europe
yraterday
to
attend
the
League
of
Nations'
meeting
along
with
Premier
Mackenzie
King.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
Neva
It
paytl
Chinese
Run
Amuk
Killing
Ten
and
Seriously
Wounding
Others
With
Hatchet
and
Rifle
Yesterday
FAIRFIELD,
California,
Aug.
23.
Ten
Chinese
were
slain
and
five
seriously
wounded
when
Lay
Yuen,
a
cook
on
the
Wong
Gee
f
ranch
near
here
ran
amuk:
yesterday..
Using
a
rifle
and
hatchet
he
killed
'Wong
Oe,
his
wife-and
three
children1
and
four
others
and
thetf'fled
In
an
automobile,
..
l
s
The
attack
came
without
warning.
The
cook
descended
on
the
Wong
family
brandishing
a
hatchet
and
killed
the
mother
and
father
the
victims
beneath
the
bunk
where,
being
unable
to
reach
him
with
the
hatchet,
he
shot
him
to
death.
The
slayer
was
captured
in
a
chicken
house
today
by
sheriffs.
The
rifle
used
by
him
was
found
last
night
and
the
automobile
located.
The
Chinaman
said'
he
watched
the
sheriffs
trail
him
through
tho
bush
last
night
and
could
easily
have
killed
both,
lie
said
he
killed
the
others
"rrHiie
they
tried
to
poiunn
mv."
ELECTION
DAILY
NEWS
ADDS
$200
SHORT
TERM
PRIZES
IN
CAMPAIGN
Governor
Al
Smith
on
U.S.
National
Affairs
Especially
Prohibition
Democratic
Nominee
Outline
His
Position
and
Promises
Honest
Endeavor
to
Enforce
Liquor
Iaw8
of
Country.
AI.HANY,
Auk-
23.
With
all
the
force
at
his
command
Governor
Al
Smith
last
night
told
an
expectant
nation
what
he
would
do
if
tl.
i
t
(
president.
He
advocated
modification
of
the
Volstead
Law
.,
;
,
.
I
the
Eighteenth
amendment,
promised
attention
to
the
matter
i
i"j
surpluses,
assailed
the
administration
on
their
Nicaraguan
ji'i'l
Mexican
policy
and
pledged
himself
to
a
"real"
endeavor
to
,
war.
'
.
mm
Smith
called
for
reorganization
of
the
government
on
a
;
basis,
opposed
sudden
or
drastic
changes
in
the
tariff,
.
Sicag
timed
hi
stand
In
favor
of
publi
PRINCE
GEORGE
SEES
PROGRESS
JOIN
III
MIIP
AT
EMJI
IMAI.T
MESSAM-:
TO
MINERS
md
control
of
waterpowrr.
piorakwd
a
square
deal
for
war
veterans,
laueamd
the
need
of
inland
waterway
j
development,
and
urged
progressive
lea
-
Itslatton
tor
the
protect
tow
and
care
ot
working
mm
and
women.
The
nominee
Is
out
for
restrictive
Immigration
but
not
so
harsh
as
to
sepu-
,HRIVl;H
IN
YANtorVEIt
ON
WAY
TO
rate
families.
f'OhT.ION
ItlXATIONS
1'oi.icy
nuMociucTic
PARTY
IX
THE
HTA1ES
I
$200
Offered
in
New
Additional
Campaign
Two-fold
Opportunity
now
Provided
Ambitious
Candidates
to
Secure
Money
Prizes
in
Competition.
A
NEW
CAMPAIGN
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
today
announces
a
NEW
campaign
within
its
present
$4,000
prize
campaign.
Two
hundred
dollars
in
cash
prizes
will
be
given
in
the
new
campaign
and
it
will
be
known
as
the
$200
COMPETITION.
This
NEW
campaign
lasts
for
only
2
weeks
and
everyone,
regardless
of
present
standing
or
time
of
entry
in
the
$4,000
prize
campaign,
starts
Friday
morning
on
an
equal
basis
with
everyone
else
in
the
$200
COMPETITION.
Elsewhere
in
today's
paper
is
a
large
ad
giving
full
particulars
about
the
NEW
$200
COMPETITION.
Anyone
who
does
not
fully
understand
the
details
is
urged
to
get
in
toUeh
with
the
Campaign
Manager
immediately
and
receive
full
particulars.
It
offers
an
exceptional
money-making
opportunity
to
present
as
well
as
new
candidates.
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
today
announces
a
new
campaign
in
conjunction
with
its
big
$4000
prize
campaign.
For
the
purpose
of
securing
a
greater
volume
of
readers
for
The
Daily
News
a
new
cam-I
paign
in
which
$200
in
cash
prizes
will
be
awarded
haslieen
arranged.
During
part
of
the
remainder
of
the
race
for
the
several
attractive
I
and
valuable
gifts
already
awaiting
hustlers
in
this
generous
profit
sharing
enterprise,
candidates
will
have
the
additional
advantage
of
participating
in
the
race
fer
the'
new
campaign
with
$200
in
cash
IffrrWWf.
.
-
100
in
essto
will
be
awarded
to
tae-
eaudldate
In
each
district,
who
secures
the
greetset
number
of
points
on
aub-1
f-crlpuons.
Full
particulars
of
this
new
300
competition
axe
announced
else
where
in
this
issue.
Read
them
clearly
SECOND
PERIOD
The
aeuond
period
la
extremely
short.
During
this
time
subscriptions
receive
more
points
and
votes
than
they
will
later
Tabulations
of
first
period
totals
And
many,
dose
contenders
for
high
honors
in
both
districts.
Few
subscriptions
separate
the
leader
jand
all
candidates
are
beginning
to
realise
tSat
re-sesed
seoand
period
industry
will
mean
prise
winning
leadership
during
tbe
last
two
weeks
of
the
campaign,
during
whtch
periods
eubsertptlons
will
count
one-half
and
one-fourth
times
the
nuo-ber
of
votes
they
will
today.
All
candidates
and
the
general
public,
are
beginning
to
realise
that
The
Dally
News'
method
of
campaign
la
entirely
different
fmn
the
uaual
run
of
campaigns.
Jw
each
one
can
reallM
more
fully
bow
easy
it
would
have
been
for
them
personally
to
win
had
he
or
he
she
Just
put
forth
a
little
mors
effort
the
first
r
tried
and
secured
a
lead.
Now
It
wou)d
take
twtm
the
number
of
subscriptions
by
someone
else
to
overtake
them
In
the
The
second
period
holds
the
same
possibilities.
Votes
decrease
again
after
Friday
night
of
next
week.
Everyone
Is
or
the
same
vote
credit
scale.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Only
Three
American
limits
Sold
Halibut
Calehex
This
.Morning.
Three
American
boats
were
the
only
vessels
selUng
halibut
catches
at
the
Fh
Exchange
this
morning.
Bales
were
ss
follows:
Havana,
35.000
pounds,
Atltn
Fisheries,
10c
and
5c.
;
Viking.
11.000
pounds,
Canadian
Flan
and
Cold
8torage
Co..
10
Ac
and
6c.
Bolrnda
31,000
pounds.
Canadian
Fisn
and
Cold
Btorage
Co.,
10.3c
and
Sc.
OLD
POST-OFFICE
AT
MISSION
BURNS
Cimflatrallon
In
I'raner
Valley
Town
To.
d.iy
Hid
IXImnted
Damnxe
of
Slt.(oo
MISSION.
August
,
33.-Fire
here
today
destroyed
the
old
post-ofllee
block
wih
s
loss
of
13.000.
The
conflagration
tniMH
In
ari
Intalnir
nremtM
Hut
waa
and
three
children,
decapitating
the
youngest
Infant
as
it
lay
ln'hroUttftt
control
.fter
taeatenin
its
mothers
arms
ana
then
invaded
the
bunkhouse,
pursuing
one
oi
,
the
whole
west
end
of
the
town.
ITALIAN
CONS1L
SHOT
MASSETTMET
FISHING
ENDS
KESIXTS
THIS
YEAR
DIS.tPPONTNT-l.NG
WITH
ONLY
HALF
EXPECTED
CATCH
Fishing
for
all
varieties
of
salmon
in
Ma&sett
Inlet
was
closed
by
tbe
fish-,
erles
department
at
8
o'clock
last
night
and
the
five
canneries
in
the
Inlet
all
fifty
per
cent
or
more
short
of
the
expected
pack
this
season
are
now
preparing
to
close
down.
Fishing
to
any
extent
had
been
In
progress
there
less
than
a
month
and
the
season's
results
are
generally
disappointing.
In
quantity
of
pack,
the
Langara
Fishing
and
Packing
Co.
st
New
Massett
Is
understood
to
be
high
cannery.
The
steamer
Prince
Charles,
arriving
from
Uaasett
Inlet
today,
brought
out
some
one
hundred
persooss
who
bsve
been
employed
lit
the
canneries
there.
Many
more
are
yet
to
com
Among
the
cannery
help
arriving
on
the
vessel
were
several
Vancouver
gtrla
front
Watun
River
cannery
who
wUI
proceed
front
here
to
South
Bay
u
Skldegate
Inlet.
The
motorshlp
Hurryon,
Ospt.
Dan
MeKlnnon,
under
charter
to
Canadian
National
Coatt
Steamships,
Is
loading
salmon
in
Masse
t
inlet.
POOLEYSAYS
NO
CHANGE
IN
POLICY
AS
YET
VICTORIA.
Aug
33
Dealing
with
tbe
reports
that
the
Government
would
give
early
attention
to
the
Liquor
Act
with
a
view
to
adopting
some
of
the
features
of
the
Quebec
system,
Attomey-Oenersl
Pooley
said:.
"The
liquor
department
and
every
other
department
will
be
the
subject
of
a'
general
stock
taking
In
the
rtar,-
future
ind
untU
thst
has
been
completed
there
win
bs
no
policy.
All
reports
to
the
contrary
are
absolutely
'without
fexmdatioiOVi
I.OOKOI
T
FOR
PLANK
OTTAWA.
Aug.
23
George
P.
Macken-tie,
commander
of
the
Canadian
patrol
ship
Boethtc
now
oft
the
east
coast
of
Baffin
Land
haa
been
requested
to
be
on
the
lookout
for
the
missing
plane
'Greater
Rocdford."
NICE.
FRANCE.
Ausust
33-
Marqul
j
,
,
ds
Muro
Italian
consul
here,
wss
shot
R
O
Cunningham
of
Port
Eadnzton
..nd
slightly
wounded
by
an
assaila'u.
arrived
In
the
city
yesterday
afternoo'i
vhdw
hdeuULv
ha
nttL
vet
been
e
-ri-"
and
haa
antereri
th
Print-
Tl.
,w.r.
,
-
tnlred.
jrsl
Honpital
for
treatment.