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XVIII.
No.194.
tiunl
Boston
Grill
AMSAY
MACDONALD
TALKS
ABOUT
EMPIRE
EXPERIMENT
Minister
of
Labor
in
Defence
of
Immigration
Policy
of
Declares
That
Certain
Interests
in
Old
Country
Dclibcr-!
alcly
Falsify
Position
of
Canada
Regard
to
Admission
WINNIPEG.
Auk.
18.The
policies
of
the
Mackenzie
King
Govern-
ii'
und
tho
record
of
their
own
particular
department!
wax
I
..urn
hly
ddefended
by
Hon.
Peter
Heenan
and
Hon.
Charles
Stewart,
j
.iii'ii'
ssing
the
Liberal
Association
here
lant
night.
!
Hainan
supported
the
Labor
Department's
policy
In
connection
n
immigration
and
launched
an
attack
on
what
he
described
as
i
i:
icrvativc
blue
ruin
talk."
He
criticized
what
he
believed
to
be
a
im
.
nn'iii
in
Great
Uritain
to
misrepresent
the
Government's
deal-
.
with
prospective
immigration-
ninil
a
mfAiT
riAi
;
KUlWAIiUJN
rUK
to
BRENTWOOD
BAY
to
hatdil-
oi
maamcii
arm
n'kak
the
htoria
covered
ivitii
titriii:
on,
i
1
iRIA.
Aug
18
Temporary
dee-.
r
the
BrentwcsM
Bay
district
'
iterlng
plao
and
nablng
resort
,
u(ht
who
Mnemwfc
of
barrets
in,
escaped
from
storage
at
the
II-
!
.
wood
learn
plain
of
the
BrtMah
i'
i:iiiih
Klectrlc
Railway
Oo.
The
br-
Mvf
been
ruined
for
the
season,
iiua
eeand
and
dead
fiati
pro-
m
'
houMbd.
through
the
dew
n
covering
many
square
mlln
-neitered
water
'
.dent
wan
caused
by
the
break
inch
pipe
connecting
the
fur-
iter
level
and
the
main
star-
i-levatlon
ot
50
fct
KING
SAILED
FOR
EUROPE
rtSvlUAN
'ttMli:i(
KAYS
CANADA
IIAIK
or
ANY
MOVR-MENT
FOR
wori.ii
pback
Nl
w
YORK,
Aug.
18-
Premier
Mc-
'
King
of
"r
-
sailed
on
the
Hiier
11
ri
France
early
thla
lor
Par
to
affix
his
slgna-"
-ere
tarf
of
state
for
external
t
the
multilateral
treaty
for
the
'''t
of
war.
'
on
delighted
to
be
going
over
I
"
the
whole
of
Canada
is
baok
of
niovoment
to
create
a
world
apirlt
will
insure
peaoi
and
this
very
a
i-'-t.mt
step
la
n
that
direction."
de-
ot
Mr
King.
n-tarv
Kellogg
of
the
United
States
ul
.ulrii
on
the
same
steamer.
by
NEW
BISHOP
AT
VANCOUVER
HEALTH
Of
AHCIIIIISIIOI
CASEY
lAHE
AITOIMTMI'.NT
COAIMt'TOK
st;risAKY
VANi.ouVBR,
Aug.
IS-
Moat
Rev.
luii'piiiy
caaajf,
ArahbbihopofVaiMouver
"Miii..(
today
that
he
had
appointed
'
'
""Ijntor
beoauao
of
tiie
enndlttoil
of
health
since
his
acetous
Ulneea.
He
"
im
in.
67th
year
afMl
was
ooruteorau-d
'
'-
bishopric
eight
years
ago.
M
JOHN.
N.D..
Aug.
18
Right
Hv
WniLim
Duke,
who
tta
been
appointed
'
iMlmtor
at
Vancouver
iw
born
In
'oiui
47
years
ago.,
lie
was
ordained
k
Ki'tt
by
ArohMshop
Casey
and
ba-BiFhop
of
bV
John
hi
taa.
SAILORS
AND
FIREMEN
ASKING
FORK
PAY
Vancouver.
Aug
18-Sallora
and
"f
men
of
the
port
of
Vancouver
today
"I'PUed
to
tooal
ship
owners
for
an
Im-"dilate
Inoraaae
jn
pay
0f
ten
dollars
month.
8ubcrlb
for
the
Dally
Ntwa.
fx
X
atffelc.
mm
Government
During
his
trip
to
Ireland.
Mr.
Her
his
attention
had
been
drawn
certain
Interests
that
were
"deliber
ately
falsifying"
the
Canadian
Ckweru-ment's
position
in
regard
to
lmmlgra-Uon.
Thai
group,
he
charged,
had
well-defined
scheme
to
educate
the
Drltlah
workers
with
talk
that
barriers
the
old
country
had
bean
raised
In
Dominion
while
people
of
central
Buropean
ootiatrtea
found
access
comparatively
easy.
The
minister
said
he
also
discovered
that
these
inveiests
ware
supported
In
their
iiiirteMsomiliig
by
certain
Individuals
and
organisations
MStewart
Omit.
chiefly
with
the
achlwi
mtnes
af
the
n
dovenatn
in
the'
past
Ave
years.
EDI.MICIMIH
MAX
TALKED
WITH
HOME
FROM
iMi'i;o
WINNIPfW.
Aug
M
-
-
Who
aaya
Sootstnen
are
tight
with
their
money?
w
D
Shaw,
of
Idln
burgh.
Scotland.
upset
all
papular
theories
yisteidxy
Iko
be
put
in
a
tang
diauuce
telephone
call
Iron
Fort
Carry
Hotel
here
to
sVflnbuegh
He
talked
(or
lour
minutes
and
his
bUi
wea
868
Nor
did
he
ask
to
have
the
ebargea
levetTMl.
This
la
lite
longeat
long
distance
telephone
call
tvsr
made
from
Winnipeg.
REDUCED
LEAD
OF
CARDINALS
NEW
YORK.
Aug
1R
Tho
Cllanta
reduced
the
lead
of
'it.
Loula
to
two
and
half
games
by
taking
the
opener
Friday
a
three-day
series.
Errors
and
a
Olanl
rally
in
the
eighth
caused
the
downfall
the
Cnrdlnala.
Pittsburg
climbed
nearer
the
leaders
a
double
victory
over
Philadelphia.
The
Pirates
collected
39
hits
In
the
two
games.
Cincinnati
scored
two
runs
in
the
ninth
to
beat
Boston.
Rain
slopped
the
Athletics
and
Yankees
in
the
pennant
fight
NATIONAL
I.EAOI
E
New
York
8:
8t
Louis
a.
Brooklyn
1;
Chicago
nil.
Philadelphia
8-1:
Pittsburg
1-8.
Boston
1:
Cincinnati
8.
AMERICAN
LKAtllE
Chicago
8:
Boston
4.
Detroit
1:
Washington
S.
Others
rain.
COAHT
I.EAOI'E
Oakland
nil;
Portland
8.
San
Francisco
11;
Los
Angeles
10.
Hollywood
8;
Missions
8.
Sacramento
7:
Seattle
8.
i
FOOTBALL
8C0TTI1
Aberdeen
8.
Queeiw
ram
nuunng.
Celtic
4.
Aldrtt
1
Cowdenbeath
I.
t'lyde
a
Hearts
8.
Hamilton
nothing.
Kilmarnock
1.
Hlbemlana
nothing.
Motherwell
8.
Ralth
Bovera
I.
Parthsk
Thistles
4.
Dundee
a.
8t.
Johnstone
3.
Falkirk
I.
St.
Mlrren
1.
R"Kr"
6
TKiwi
lnark
il
AM
t'lllted
2
Advertlst
ID
thf
Dally
'
Northern
and
PRINCE'
SHAM
ATTACK
IS
DIRECTED
ON
GERMAN
T
.WN:
Th.
17;h
Rrjriment.
of
the
Guard
of
Bavaria,
engaged
in
a
mimic
attack
on
the
Saxon
:ow
,i
Magdeburg
to
test
a
new
type
of
rubber
pontoon.
Battle
With
Results
in
Two
Wounded
Near
URGE
PEOPLE
NOT
TO
COME
Lalxr
Members
of
Parliament
in
Uritain
Says
Canada
Ungenerous
Land.
GLASGOW,
Auz.
18.
John
1
1
I
,
f
I
IB
...
t
ti
nvmii-y,
iiimii
.u.i
.
ui
a
Hirel
ing
here
last
night
declared
it
extremely
cruel
to
encourage
people
to
go
to
Canada
for
agricultural
work.
He
said
that
for
five
months
of
the
year
such
work
was
absolutely
at
a
standstill
in
Canada
owing
to
the
climate.
"If
people
will
only
remember
that
Canada
has
still
only
nine
millions
of
population
they
surely
will
realize
the
difficulties
settlers
have
to
contend
with
there."
People
who
went
to
Canada
from
industrial
lnnarkshlre
went
for
the
purpose
of
lein?r
exploited,
he
add-tri.
and
would
soon
"find
themselves
helpless
and
friendless
in
an
ungenerous
land."
M'LAREN
HERE
INVESTIGATING
H.LM
OVER
roilt'llER
ISLVNH
TO
VIEW
SCENE
Of
WRECK
W
I'LANK
Western
Canadian
Airways
flying
boat
rvtrel
antvejd
from
Swanaon
Bay
this
forenoon
at
11
am.
On
board
were
Ma
jor
McLaren,
chief
engineer
Davenport
and
meonanlc
Bailaotyne.
The
boat
left
Swanaon
Bay
shortly
after
nine
and
flew
over
Poroher
Island
to
view
the
atMte
of
too
accident
whre
the
fish
eries
patrol
boat
crashed
on
Wednes
day.
Mayor
Motavrett
and
BsHjUteer
Divea-lirt
wt(
return
south
this
afternoon
while
Dalian
tgroe
win
probably
go
by
boat
to
tho
eoane
of
the
aoeklent
aid
salvage
the
anglne
and
equipment
not
too
i
.
.
,
,
badly
damaged.
Pilot
Oununlnga
la
reported
to
be
rest
Ing
easily
though
his
wounds
partiou
larly
the
one
In
the
skull,
are
rattter
aertous.
The
other
member,
Walker.
Is
about
and
la
all
right,
while
Ballan
tyne
the
third
member
oame
north
with
the
Petrel
this
morning.
LACROSSE
IV
KNOLAMi
STOCKPORT.
Aug.
18
The
"New
Westminster
aalmonbeUles
yesterday
de
tested
a
team
representing
Manchester
land
dlstrldt
at
lacrosse,
18
to
8.
PRINCE
RUPERT
.
Central
British
Columbia's-
Newspaper
RUPEUT,
B.
C.,
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
18,
1928.
Bandits
in
One
m
ni
an
PARRY
SOUND.
Ont,
Aug.
aubamick,
was
killed
and
two
brotheds
named
Laird
were
wounded
early
today
in
a
battle
on
the
roadside
with
three
bandits
who
a
short
time
before
had
held
up
Transcontinental
train
number
4
near
Romford.
One
of
the
bandits
was
captured
with
$1,700
in
currency
and
is
in
jail
here
while
his
confederates
escaped
into
the
bush
and
at
last
reports
were
surrounded
by
the
police.
No
estimate
has
feen
made
of
the
amount
of
money
obtained.
The
mall
clerks
were
held
up
with
their
backs
tc
the
wall
or
ibe
car
while
the
bandits
looted
the
mail
The
robbtra
escaped
at
Parry
eouad
In
an
automo
bile
stoten
from
United
States
tourists.
At
W'&ub&mlck
the
oar
went
Into
a
dltoh.
Thomas
Jackson
thinking
they
were
tourists,
got
out
of
bed
to
aid
them,
but,
Ramsay
Macdonald
Talks
of
Empire
Building
in
Speech
at
Winnipeg
Civic
Luncheon
Yesterday
Afternoon
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
18.
Right.
Hon.
J.
Ramsay
Macdonald,
and
daughters
continued
their
journey
westward
today.
Speaking
at
a
civic
luncheon
in
his
honor,
the
former
labor
premier
of
Great
Britain
dwelt
upon
the
importance
of
Empire
solidarity.
"For
good
or
for
ill,
and
I
will
say
for
good,
you
and
I
arc
part
of
the
commonwealth
of
dominions
and
nations.
We
together,
the
Old
country
and
you,
the
nations
of
Canada,
Australia,
New
Zealand,
and
South
Africa
arc
held
together
in
an
extraordinary
community,
a
community
founded
on
new
models,
a
community
that
is
experimenting
for
itself,
that
borrows
its
priciples
and
institutions
from
no
other
previous
community.
We
are
building
up
a
community
fraught
with
good
for
the
whole
world."
DOMINION
DECLINES
TA
DC
DCDDCCCMTCfi
IN
MARKETING
CASE
!
VANCOUVER
Aug.
ia
Tt
minister
of
Justice
has
deci
median
inviutlun
to
r-e
re0reaeMvMl
In
argUnieHl
in
the
au
I
preme
court
here
ooneamiug
the
validity
of
Section
ot
the
criminal
oode
i
of
Canada,
according
to
a
teiegraro
from
Ottawa.
The
section
la
called
In
question
In
connection
with
s
test
aae
of
the
Produce
Marketing
Art.
joniti:
MAY
COME
PARI8.
Aug
18
Marshal
Joffre
stated
in
an
interview
Here
that
he
might
accept
an
Invatlo."
to
trtatt
Oanade
soon.
ntano
Killed
and
IN
Parry
Sound
18.
Thomas
Jackson,
a
farmer
of?
the
mail
car
on
Canadian
Pacific
'
as
he
was
doing
this,
the
pursuit
car
occupied
by
the
owner
of
the
stolen
machine
and
Walter
and
Houghton
Laird
drew
alongside.
A
battle
fallowed
In
whhsh
Jackson
was
ahot
through
tfa
neck
and
almost
instantly
killed.
Wal
ter
Laird
was
atvet
In
the
thest
aWt
Houghton
In
the
hand.
Their
injuries
are
not
dangerous.
TOLMIEWILL
TAKE
OFFICE
LIKELY
TO
HE
SWORN
IN
AS
PREMIER
ON
MONHAV
NEXT
IE
VICTORIA,
Aug.
18
The
expectation
at
the
Parliament
Buildings
U
that
the
Maclean
Government
will
resign
and
Hon.
S.
F.
Tolmle
will
be
sworn
In
as
Premier
on
Monday
and
will
then
announce
his
cabinet.
It
la
not
expected
that
Dr.
MacLean
wlU
accept
a
seat
In
the
Legislature.
i
'
To-day's
trail)
from
the
east
due
at
8
SO
Is
reported
on
time.
ONTARIO
One
Day
is
Left
for
Winning
First
Period
Votes
for
Cars
and
Other
Daily
News
Prizes
Subscriptions
Turned
in
Tonight
and
Monday
Carry
Greater
Vote
Values
Than
Any
Turned
in
After
Gong
Sounds.
Tonight
until
eight
o'clock
and
Monday
night
until
9
o'clock,
is
all
that
remains
of
the
high
vote
period
of
the
Daily
News
Gift
Distribution.
That
makes
Monday
the
outstanding
day
of
the
entire
campaign,
and
next
to
Monday,
tonight
is
one
of
the
most
important
nights
of
all-
hat
Monday
will
be
a
big
day
is
indicated
by
the
priliminary
work
being
done
today.
Candidates
seem
to
reaize
that
what
it
to
be
done
must
be
done
now
if
high
vote
credits
are
to
be
received.
When
the
clock
strikes
the
hour
of
9
on
Monday
night
the
high
vote
period
will
be
history.
After
8
o'clock
Monday
night
the
next
and
leaser
vote
i
'.l.cdult
V..11
be
the
stnrsmlnc
factor.
!
In
order
to
accommodate
every
can-'
r'ir.atr
the
campaign
department
will
be
open
Monday
night
until
the
final
hour
8
pjn
SubacrlpUona
mailed
from
any
poatofflce
anywhere
before
12
o'clock
f
midnight)
Monday
night,
will
be
credited
on
the
present
high
vpte
schedule,
though
they
may
not'
reach
the
Dally
News
before
Tuesday
or
een
later.
REAPERS
WATCH
RACE
Candidates
will
work
up
to
the
very
last
minute
tonight
and
Monday
to
get
j
aubacrtpttons
that
wUl
carry
the
high
vote
values.
A
subscription
taken
and
vrtU
count
more
votes
than
one
turned
i
in
Tuesday,
or
any
tim
after
that.;
Those
who
have
promised
to
help
eim-
j
btteateMbosiid
know!.
AlosU
of
do
because
more
subscription
were
!
brought
to
the
office
todayX
the
ere-
dlt
of
candidate,
than
ever
before.
There
is
no
doubt
that
reader,
of
The
DaUy
New.
are
greatly
interested
in
the
campaign.
Many
of
them
are
ac-
tlv.rWupportlngv.riou.
candidate,
and
there
a
a
Urge
number
of
-rcotera
who
arc-turrd,Tm
free
coupon,
for
,kl...
,
v"
.
.
i
.
,
,
international
boundary.
R.
Marshall
of
will
never
win
one
of
the
big
"
prises.
It
,.
.
.
.
the
fi&hermens
executive
announced
takes
subscription,
to
win.
They
'
make
.
..
.
,
.
,w
that
If
no
settlement
was
"
made
at
the
"
the
big
"
bulge,
in
the
scores
and
the
.
....
.
.
,,
.
meeting
"
a
strike
would
be
"
inevitable
bulges
they
make
tonight
and
Monday
,
.
.,,
.
.
,
.
...
.
.
.
,
and
It
will
not
end
on
the
Fraser."
ahould
be
greater
than
any
Um,
before.
wlu
t
to
the
R.rE
IS
MP
AMI
Tl
CK
'northern
limit.
The
campaign
goes
Into
the
final
day
j
Despite
che
pressure
brought
by
the
at
the
high
vote
period
nip
and
tuck.
'men
for
an
immediate
settlement
can-It
Is
anybody's
race.
The
leaders
have;
nary
officials
promised
a
joint
meet-
many
rivals.
With
two
ears
for
award
in
the
two
districts
and
with
cash
pri-!
res
and
liberal
mm
mission
payment
lrorldsat.
guaranteeing
a
ear
or
caah
ward
to
every
active
candidate.
It
is
luite
cvid-nt
that
one
need
only
be
a
district
laadeT
In
order
to
win
one
of,
'he
big
oars.
There
never
was
such
an
Miwl.
hi
.ii.itl
inl
A
til.
m.n
.
w1
i
women
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Northern
i
British
Columbia
before.
Those
who
beat
.
avail
themselves
of
the
last
high
vote
day
will
profit
the
greatest.
The
winning
votes
oan
be
made
by
9
o'eleck
Monday
night.
No
one
has
anything
"cinched."
No
one
has
anything
won.
One
guess
la
as
good
a
another
today.
The
fact
Is.
the
vote,
earned
before
0
o'clock
WotKly
night
will
larasiy
determine
who
ttte
winners
wtu
be.
tt
la
not
what
has
been
done
in
the
past
that
counts
but
what
wUl
be
done
between
now
and
8
o'clock
Monday
night
wUl
be
the
great
factor
iii
determining
sueeats
or
failure.
MACLKAN
PROMISES
CONSIDER
REtJirtST
LEAH
HIS
PARTY
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
18
At
a
dinner
last
night
at
which
Premier
MacLean
was
the
guest
of
approximately
'
88
of
the
leading
member
of
the
party
en
the
tower
mainland,
the
most
the
Premier
would
say
in
response
to
the
plea
of
hie
foMower
that
he
would
conJUnue
at
the
bead
of
his
party
wa
that
he
would
consider
It.
.
j'i.StS'4-
WONDERFUL
THROW"
)F
JAVELIN
IN
IRELAND
BY
PILLING
OF
CANADA
DUBLIN.
Aug.
18
Dorval
Pilling
of
Canada
haUered
the
Irish
record
tor
Javelin
throw
in
the
winning
event
at
leet
It)
Inches
which
was
ntore
than
Htl
'fsrt
better
than
the
Irish
record
LARGE
CARAHF.T
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
IS.
(
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
Accomodation
for
Prlvae
Parties
1'hone
457
Price
Five
Cents
DISPUTE
OVER
PRICE
OF
FISH
I'ISIIEKMEN
IIEMANDINO
SAME
AH
PA
ill
SOITII
OF
INTERNATIONAL
HOLMIARY
LINE
TALK
OF
STRIKING
Orclarr
It
Will
Extrnd
To
Northern
lMtMl
Columbia:
Meeting
Sunday
'
ornlns
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Aug.
18
-The
tauaMMtsa
a!
sttaV.
s-.
1
ETT
"T,,
'I""TI7S
ranra"'
"Tk!
0,umW
,ran
j"",
oomed
'
nlht
'
'U'
oI
'
.
!m
l
f
t
to
tot
P"
',1
"1?
-oboe,
in
the
canneries
south
of
the
trig
Sunday
morning.
TOLMIE
OPENS
CONVENTION
I
ROMIsns
MTPOKT
FOR
(HOSPITALS
OF
PROVINCE
AND
PAYS
Till-III
TE
TO
WORK
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
18
The
opening
of
the
ninth
annual
convention
of
the
British
Columbia
Hospital
Association
took
place
yesterday
by
Hon.
8.
F.
Tolmle,
who
paid
tribute
to
the
work
being
aouempUehed.
not
only
by
members
a
the
association
and
medical
men
but
by
the
nurses
and
general
public.
He
assured
the
association
that
the
Ooa-
eenratlve
Government
would
always
sympathtoally
view
the
work
for
the
nprovernent
of
the
hospitals
and
give
every
assistance
possHMe
to
the
advancement
of
such
a
cause.
J.
H.
KlcVety.
apes
king
for
the
association
aald
public
opinion
was
steadily
growing
in
favor
of
a
greater
measure
of
state
responslbUlsf
to
the
tick
and
helplees.
WAR
CLAIMS
TO
BE
SETTLED
ROII
SAYS
HE
HAS
AKRANOED
ITNAL
CLAIMS
TO
UK-MET
UY
GREAT
IIIUTAIN
FATHER
POINT,
Aug
18
"The
Jnost
important
result
of
my
trip
to
Great
Britain
was
the
settlement
with
Wlns--on
Churchill,
chancellor
of
the
exchequer,
whereby
the
British
Government
pay.
Canada
81.400.000
ae
final
settlement
on
war
claims,
mostly
In
connection
with
shipping."
declared
Finance
Minuter
Robb
last
night,
when
tnter-i
lewed
aboard
the
ship
on
which
he
re-rurnrd
to
Canada.
Prlnoe
George
was
also
a
passenger
iboard
the
Bmprr.
at
Avavarsiia,