edition
The
aaoles
wtll
be
dtstrt-
.j
:n
a
new
style,
half
deeen
and
1
r-.x
cartons
for
small
buyets,
sll
the
being
done
through
retailers.
in
aaMlUon
nickel
In
the
slot
apple
vending
machines
will
be
introduced
OWN
BUILDING
1MB
VKARH
IN
PENITENTIARY
IS
KF.NTENCE
1
OR
CRIME
Ol'
APART-MBNT
OWNER
VANCOUVER.
Aug
11
Sabura
AokL
pleaded
gulrty
to
setting
fire
to
).."
apartment
house
on
Beach
Avenue
'
'
July
33
"we
sentenced
by
Magistrate
v...w
to
five
years
In
the
penitentiary.
1
ic
magistrate
said
the
crime
might
and
their
subscriptions
credited
on
'he
big
vote
of
the
second
period.
To
''Vpid
nfllshm
and
in
msks
rtt
'
Wlldate
wH
to
see
he
OampalgnJ
-
v.
iw
sqori
a
wpne
aa
possible
every
oaacUdate
la'
requested
to'
hve
all
subscription
stub
completely
'"led
In.
their
money
checked
to
cor-"spond
to
the
amounts
shown
on
'Oceipt
stubs
before
coming
to
this
ornre
tonight.'
We
are
always
glad
to
Hive
you
all,
the
time
you
need
and
nt,
but
for
the
aooommodatlon
of
yourself
and
every
other
candidate
who
l
oome
in
wttjt
every
available
sub-''rlptkm
during
the
dosing
hours
of
"
vote
second
period
offer
to
"e
the
request
that
you
have
your
urn-in
m
such
share
that
Uie
Cam-
bren,
trying
to
get
control
of
the
clergymen,
during
the
meeting
of
the
.Meuataln
Boy
but
he
had
given
the
police
commission
yesterday.
Commit-APP'1rtt
Tfcawre
to
the
Anaconda.
"It
ST-Ber
WmreM
1Ry
"few-red
that
ClAt
opinion
without
a
doubt
that
the
pro-
Long
and
Sergeant
Detective
MeLaugh-perties
on
Portlsnd
Canal
would
pro-'
tin
be
aaked
to
resume
office
and
the
Tide
plenty
of
ore
to
keep
a
smelter
In
mayor
bad
seconded
it
when
Rev.
Mr.
operation.
A
plant
to
treat
100
tons
a
;
Ogden.
who
was
among
the
aucUence.
day
would
cost
about
1300.000."
He
broke
m:
"Are
Tou
sincere.
You
know
.uhed
in
the
onief
cities
were
P-,
suggested
that
the
dtliens
of
Prince
what
you
are
doing.
Mr.
Taylor.
Ia
it
will
be
kept
cool
aad
M-afce
bet
j
Rupert,
the
government
and
the
railway
tight
that
the
man
who
1
responsible
efcouM
co-operate
to
secure
the
plant,
for
the
whole
trouble,
who
Is
the
root
There
was
no
question
about
the
sup-'of
the
corruption
should
adjudicate
In
ply
Of
ore.
bis
own
easer
thoee'
ttom
hU
It
waa
pointed
out
by
aome
of
ror
re-.
present
that
there
were
suitable
sites
available
which
could
be
secured
by
a
reputable
concern
praetleally
free
of
cost,
that
water
waa
avaUable
and
power
could
be
developed.
It
waa
also
mentioned
that
there
would
be
a
oonki-enable
supply
of
ore
from
Interior
points
at
well
aa
from
Portland
Canal.
An
effort
will
be,
made
to
get
all
the
data
In
connection
with
these
so
that
a
con
crete
proposal
may
be
made
to
any
likely
to
be
Interested.
IILICK
AllllOT
WON
YORK.
Aug.
31.
A
ralson'a
two-yesr-old
cold
Blsck
Abbot
won
the
Oyraeraek
8takea
yesterday
from
Rot
Orey
with
Buland
Bala
third.
Ten
horses
ran
over
a
alx
furlong
course.
is
reaifted
in
the
deaths
of
M'.Th
winner
started
with
betting
11
to
"
upanu
of
the
bulMtng.
U
against.
Number
of
Points
Decrease
in
Big
Daily
News
Campaign
On
and
After
Tonight
at
9
of
Clock
With
the
big
second
period
offer
ending
forever
promptly
at
9
"'clock
tonight
(Friday,
August
31),
it
is
only
natural
to
expect
that
ach
and
every
candidate
will
call
at
this
office
between
now
and
9
o'clock
tonight
to
turn
In
every
possible
subscription.
The
prosent
big
vote
offer
will
positively
end
at
9
o'clock
tonight
and
will
never
be
repeated,
extended
or
duplicated
at
any
time
(luring
th
campaign.
No
candidate
will
be
permitted
to
enter
the
Daily
News
office
fter
9
o'clock
tonight
for
the
purpose
of
turning
In
subscriptions
on
e
present
big
vote
offer,
but
all
ln
'His
office
at
that
Mme
will
be
waited
palgn
Manager
will
be
able
to
check
It
quickly
and
Issue
your
receipt,
you
lll
appreciate
thla
of
others
tney
will
appreciate
It
of
you.
ANT
subscriptions
MAILED
ln
ANY
postofflce
which
are
postmarked
not
later
thin
13
o'clock
(midnight)
Frl-day
night
August
31,
will
count
on
the
present
big
vote
offer
even
though
they
do
not
reach
thls
office
before
Ssturdsy
or
even
later.
The
point
on
the
extra
cash
special
also
decrease
after
tonight.
Make
every
moment
count-pile
up
a
win-nlng
score
both
for
tht
largest
prine
and
for
the
extra
M0
competition.
If
you
ever
Intend
doing
anything
BIO
for
yourself
ln
this
campaign
YOU
should
DO
IT
NOW.
root
of
the
trouble
1
liar."
Although
the
mayor's
retharka
could
not
be
heard
above
the
general
uproar
he
remarked
emphatically
that
he
had
never
advocated
an
open
town.
SIX
KILLED
FERNIE
MINE
TRATE
WORKING
WHERE
MEN
EMPLOYED
FERNEE.
tAug.
31
6lx
miners
lost
their
Uvea
at
Goal
Oreek
yesterday
at
noon
when
a
blowout
of
gas
oocurred
In
Number
1
East
mine.
Two
hundred
men
were
employed
In
the
working
at
the
time
and
aU
but
six
victims
were
able
to
make
their
way
to
the
aurface
CLASMJAB1T
Boston
Grill
Everjrone
reads
the
Classified
Ads.
LA
HUE
CABARET
If
you
lose,
advertise
for
It.
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
If
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Ss2fc
Dancing
evrry
Saturdays
Saturday
night
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
'
I
rum
9
to
12.'
PRINCE
RUPERT
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
GET
THE
CLASSIFIED
IIAU'(.
Accomodation
for
Prlvae
Parties
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
437
c.
XVIII.,
No.
205.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
AUGUST
31,
1028
Price
Flvfe'Centa
Need
of
Smelter
at
Prince
Rupert
Made
Clear
At
Meeting
Yesterday
Discuss
Matter
With
Pat
Daly
Prince
Rupert
is
in
the
centre
of
a
district
that
has
the
mines,
1
1
the
rail
and
water
transportation,
the
site,
the
water
power
possi-!
special
fake
fob
bJji.lea,
and
everything
which
seems
necessary
except
the
capital
(
and
the
moving
spirit
to
bring
all
these
together
and
establish
a:
mnlter
with
which
to
treat
the
ore
which
is
produced.
At
present
moat
of
it
goes
out
of
the
district
and
the
rest
goes
to
Anyox.
The
difficulty
is
that
Anyox
has
no
customs
smelter
suited
to
treat
the
varied
ores
of
the
district.
The
question
Is
whether
Prince
Rupert
people
can
co-ordinate
their
efforts
and
bring
about
the
desired
rcMilt.
a
T.ie
matter
waa
brought
before
a
group
K-al
cltlnena,
Oeorge
Nlckeraon
pre-
i
yesterday
afternoon
In
the
city
Mil
by
Pat
Daly.
Stewart
prospector,
ri..i,:
and
promoter,
heed
of
the
Pat
0:,;v
Mining
Company
of
Montreal,
ts
today
developing
the
Mountain
R'v
oh
Bear
River.
Mr
Daly
says
h
tees
five
or
six
new
r
ies
becoming
regular
shippers
at
;
-wart
within
the
next
few
years
send-..-
out
five
to
six
thousand
tons
of
c
:r
concentrate
a
day
and
he
can-
NEW
METHOD
MARKETING
B.C.
APPLES
MILL
HE
MADE
ATTRACTIVE
TO
rntCIIAXEK
ALL
ACROSS
CAN-AO
A
IS
NTATKII
VICTORIA.
Aug.
91.
British
apples
are
going
to
be
marketed
In
not
see
why
Prlnc
Rupert
does
not
get
busy
and
secure
smelter
here.
While
they
might
not
get
the
business
of
the
Premier
Company
or
of
the
Consolidated,
there
will
be
plenty
of
Independent
shippers
to
make
a
custom!
smelter
a
paying
proposition.
The
olty
Is
In
the
heart
of
the
greatest
mineral
country
In
Canada
yet
no
plant
had
yet
been
started
In
the
district
to
handle
the
ores.
It
was
the
enterprise
of
the
CP.R,
that
had
started
the
smelter
at
Trail.
If
the
railway
had
not
backed
It,
the
preeent
industry
would
not
hare
been
established.
Here
was
one
of
the
grandest
opportunities
In
the
world
for
a
paying
business,
one
that
would
pay
better
than
a
gold
mine.
At
Stewart
the
Oeorge
Copper
and
the
Big
Missouri
had
already
been
taken
and
both
these
mines
would
pro
duce
a
large
amount
of
low
grade
ore.
It
had
been
said
that
any
time
thert
waa
a
good
mine
opened,
one
of
the
big
companies
would
grab
it.
His
experience
did
not
prove
this
to
be
true.
Most
of
the
good
mines
had
been
turned
down
by
some
big
company.
The
Premier
Company
did
not
do
a
thing
In
the
way
of
reaching
out
for
other
pro-'
pert
lew
until
the
Consolidated
came
into
r
OCEAN
FALLS
FOLK
VISITING
THE
FAIR
The
Exhibition
management
announces
that
arrangements
have
been
made
with
the
Canadian
National
Steamships
for
a
special
fare
and
a
third
rate
for
visitors
from
OcWn
Falls
making
the
round
trip
to
attend
the
Prince
Rupert
Fair
next
month.
This
rate
will
be
eflect-
MAYOR
TAYLOR
IS
ACCUSED
BY
A
CLERGYMAN
REV.
WILLIAM
OUl)EN
HAYS
HE
IS
ROOT
OF
WHOLE
TROl'HLE
IN
VANCOUVER
HEATED
DENIAL
MADE
EMPHATIC
DECLARATION
IN
HE-UARII
TO
OPEN'
TOWN
IIV
CHIEF
MAHISTItATE
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
31,
a
nested
pas-
sate
took
place
between
Mayor
Taytor
an
up-to-date
woy
from
aoaat
to
coast
j8Wwmrl.
The
Imperial
Oil
people
had
and
Rev.
WUUam
Ogden.
a
Vancouver
:i
all
the
larger
cities
of
Canada,
It
waa
bimounoad
yesterday
by
W.
Mat,.
Cooper,
owP8,
r-Teral
msneeer
ef
'-
Men
S-
.ice.
a
subsidiary
of
the
associated
fc:
na
of
the
Oknafan.
following
a
ji.e-.ing
with
Vancouver
and
Victoria
'Mlesalera.
B
e
apple
service
sUtiorw
well
be
ea-
NEW
OWNERS
GOAL
M!1S
AT
NANAIMO
Properties
Purchased
by
Canadian
Collieries
of
Vancouver
Island
NANAIMO,
Aug.
31.
The
Herald
this
morning
says
the
Canadian
Collieries
(Dunsmuir
Ltd.)
will
on
September
1
take
over
the
properties
of
the
Western
Fuel
Corporation
of
Canada.
Intimation
of
the
purchase
was
made
last
nfqht.
The
property
purchased
includes
the
Reserve,
Wakesiah
and
Protection
mines
located
here.
The
Canadian
Colliers
oDer-
ive
providing
a
party
of
twenty-
,
ate
the
mines
at
I'umhM-lnnrl.
five
or
more
peop
irom
the
Vancouver
Island,
which
they
paper
town
make
the
trip.
i
nurrhgwH
f
mm
t.mMi
n,,n
mulr
some
years
ago.
nllFS
ITtll
HOMER
SHIP
ASHORE
SOUTHOF
HERE
SEATTLE,
Aug.
31
Steamer
Redwood
of
the
Pacific
American
Fisheries
bound
from
Southeastern
Alasks
to
BeUlngham
grounded
on
a
reef
in
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
early
today.
The
Teasel
was
returning
with
a
few
passengers
and
heavy
cargo
of
waned
salmon.
She
is
reported
to
be
in
no
tmmedlte
danger.
'
The
aedwocd
was
refloated
under
her
Welcomed
by
sunny
ekies
and
the
cheers
of
hundreds
of
Prince
own
power
at
10
this
morning
and
Rupert
people,
J.
Ramsay
Macdonald,
former
premier
of
Great
Brit
proceeded
to
BeUlngham.
HDN.W.CBRIDGHJN
LEAVES
PUBLIC
LIFE
hit
hi
47th
borne
run
hrre
yesterday.
'
recurrent
attacks
of
arthritis.
Gold
Sticking
Out
in
Large
Yellow
Globules
on
Jewellery
Roch
Taken
'
From
A
Mine
Ntar
Seward,
Alaska
SEWARD,
Auguat
31.
Having
jut
placed
2$
pounds
of
geld
in
a
bank
here,
Tom
Ilabcock.
partner
of
D.
W.
Downey,
miners
of
Nuka
Bay,
80
rnlle
from
here,
exhibited
specimens
of
jewellery
rock
as
rich
as
any
found
in
Alaska.
The
gold
sticking
out
in
large
yellow
globules
was
taken
from
a
30
inch
lead
stripped
along
the
surface.
He
said
lie
planned
to
seni
some
to
the
Seattle
and
Vancouver
mining
exchanges
where
he
believed
they
would
cause
a
seaaation.
Engineer
tNaSv-tamtfgei
the
ihajA
Bay'dlstriet
declared.
that
a
number
of
vein
uncovered
there
place
the
camp
on
a
parity
with
Tread
well
Mine,
near
Juneau.
Clear
EviJences
of
Prosperity
Seen
in
Britain
by
Local
Man
Who
Addressed
Rotary
Club
Colonel
Nicholls
Tells
of
Progress
in
That
Country
and
of
Excellent
Results
From
Unemployment
Insurance
uninjured.
The
dead
Peter
are
Dowle.
trltM
m
ttM
mldian4.
or
north,
today
of
Coal
creek;
Oascole.
Tony
Joseph
of
thtm
tnMad
ioodon.
ouivTiwvii,
a
vii
ori-K,
ana
iunj
IVfWgU.
all
or
Femle.
and
Oorgel
8P"n
whal
Perkins
sr.
of
West
Fernle.
All
bodies
were
recovered.
The
blowout
Is
believed
to
have
occurred
at
the
working
face
ln
Number
IS
elope
but
this
Is
not
definitely
determined
aa
debris
and
hundreds
of
tons
of
coal
dust
were
thrown
about
the
affected
part
of
the
mine
by
the
blowout
and
prevented
penetration
by
officials.
ing.
HUMOUS
INSl
llSTANTIATEII
OSLO.
Aug.
31.
Inquiries
failed
to
substantiate
rumors
of
the
finding
of
tne
the
dole
system,
Mr.
Mehotla
said
thla
wat
realty
unemployment
insurance,
it
,
was
the
finest
legislation
pasaed.
in
years.
He
waa
heartily
la
fsvor
of
It
and
thought
that
with
mod
locations
it
should
be
adopted
here.
There
were
abuses
but
these
were
much
offset
by
the
benefits.
There
were
no
longer
bread
lines
in
Britain.
Workmen
had
ja
feeling
of
security
Instead
of
being
The
stricken
men
apparently
made
kPt
servile
by
fear
of
UMaadoyment
unsuccessful
attempts
to
reach
safety
as
'
did
not
exist
today.
There
was
the
bodies
were
found
ln
some
esses
at
I
no
rvHMy
but
at
KM
same
tans
the
considerable
distance
from
the
coal
ernployera
were
getting
better
results
facea.
A
horse
two
thousand
feet
away
tTom
Uve4T
mn
BrH"
"Wksaen
pro-from
the
blowout
waa
found
auffoceted
luc1
mor
units
r'taa
thaA
any
.
in
by
poisonous
gas.
I
the
world
today
whirasa
efisre
the
James
Dickson,
chief
Inspector
of
w,r
thT
vfn
oaiy
e-lisl.
mines,
left
Victoria
last
night
for
the
scene
and
will
arrive
tomorrow
morn
ooionei
Mcnow
awe
apoae
of
the
advance
of
London
ln
the
financial
world.
He
believed
it
was
not
correct
that
the
financial
centre
of
the
world
had
shifted
to
New
York.
Baeklng
houses
-ere
growing
and
there
waa
every
evidence
of
great
progress
Drltaln
loaned
abroad
test
year
a
billion
dollars
in
new
loans
wreckage
of
the
plane
In
which
Capt.
n1
im
lt
Uu
ht
o
their
own
Amundsen
and
his
companion
were
nanufacturlng
pianta.
That
did
not
in-
lcet
while
searching
for
survivors
of
decadence.
the
I
tall
dUaster.
The
speaker
then
spoke
moat
inter-
HAINES
HANGED
WALLA
WALLA
Of
Ml
llKKK
Ol'
Ills
DAKIHTEIl
SYLVIA
Prince
Rupert
People
Gave
Hearty
Greeting
to
British
Statesman
,
Ramsay
Macdonald
and
Daughters
Met
by
Officials
of
City
and
Expressed
Himself
Pleased
With
Gardens
and
Air
of
Prosperity
ain,
and
his
daughters,
arrived
in
Prince
Rupert
this
morning,
landing
to
the
music
of
the
pipes
and
being
received
by
the
Mayor
and
Mrs.
McMordie
and
members
of
the
city
council,
S.
D.
Macdonald,
president
of
the
Trades
&
Labor
Council,
Mrs.
J.
C.
McLennan,
the
president
of
the
Women's
Canadian
Club,
Mrs.
Darton,
regent
of
the
Municipal
Chapter,
I.O.D.E.,
and
Mrs.
Brady,
wife
of
the
sitting
"
member
for
Skeena.
The
young
ladies
were
presented
each
with
a
LONDON,
Aug.
313-Rlght
Hon.
WU-
M'Uful
baroet
of
flowers
and
a
mln-
l'am
C.
Brldtainan.
first
lord
of
the
vw'
maa
--
on
oe-
admlralty
since
1934
today
Informed
the
ta,f
ol
brW
sxecutlve
comm!ttre
of
OtnaMv
m-
""
"
P""'
w
"ito
stltueney!
renresmstd
rouJUl
cltT
which
be
has
Prtnce
unti
001
ln
fuU
rince
1906
that
owing
to
111
health
be
RBPOTt
rorcp
10
wioon"
vis-
would
not
atek
re-eJestlon.
Ha
I.
64
diattogulahed
iters,
witn
a
muiant
sua
snrntng
and
the
water
of
the
harbor
looking
its
bluest,
the
scene
that
met
Mr.
Mae-
don
aid's
party
was
exceecttafly
attrae
tlve
and
the
Ex-prenjler
Of
Oreat
Brit
ain
seemed
to
be
enjoying
it
to
the
full
m
he
stood
oo
the
bridge
of
the
coat
as
it
drew
up
to
the
wharf.
Two
pipers,
Alex
MaeDonald
and
Hugh
Smith,
welcomed
the
party
with
a
skirl
of
the
pipes
and
a
hearty
cheer
rang
out
aa
they
descended
the
gang-
Mayor
MeMordle
met
them
and
Stated
That
Orp
Supply.
Site.
Water
Power,
Transportation
and
,-oortd
PrtT
Nation
where
Bvtrything
Available
Except
Captal
i'.'.T
t.
"
in
welcoming
them.
They
had
a
double
rAeeeure.
for
they
enjoyed
welcoming
the
visitors
as
visitors
and
also
because
of
the
fact
that
Mr.
Maodonald,
had
ireeted
the
destines
of
the
Brtt-'sh
Xmptre
lor
a
time.
VISITORS
LOOKED
WELL
Hr.
Maedonald.
who
looked
wett.
sunburnt
and
anenetle.
with
an
Interest
fill
'sWllrglMi
IWWrt
aar
cm
evetfone,
thanked
the
.jwlt-o(
.
Prise
FOUR
ARRESTS
OF
CHINESE
ON
Q.C.
ISLANDS
Through
the
scUvlties
of
Dominion
OenstaMe
H.
Walker
four
Chinese
op
erating
on
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
applying
liquor
to
Zaalans
have
been
apprehended
and
convicted.
Three
of
them
are
here
today
on
their
way
to
Okalla
and
the
other
la
doing
time
at
Massett.
Lee
Keep,
a
Chinese,
was
arrested
at
Ferguson
Bay.
August
IT.
and
waa
fined
SIM
or
thirty
days
ln
the
lookup
at
Masaett.
Re
la
doing
time.
Leung
Twon
aavd'Quong
Tong
were
Treated
at
Shannon
Bay,
August
27.
and
fined
3160
each
of
four
rnoosha
at
Okalla.
Chow
Toting
was
arrested
at
Watun
River
cannery.
Augutt
37.
and
waa
fined
1100
or
sixty
days
at
OkaUa.
Three
of
the
Oaseese
were
brought
here
by
lfe
.jgaJisr
on
the
Mad
welcome.
The
Prlnoe
Charles
end
tames
over
to
the
Journey
had
been
a
continuous
pleas-
J
provincial
police
for
conveyance
to
ure.
They
had
enjoyed
every
minute
'
Okalla.
of
the
Journey
right
across
Canada
.
;
and
the
trip
on
the
boat
from
Van-
rrUPDICU
irTKTTTV
couver.
The
strong
sUlmarlty
between
llifLlUdll
iHUllf
11
I
the
coast
of
British
Columbia
and
the
west
coast
of
Scotland
waa
especially
noticeable
and
gave
them
a
real
Scot
tish
welcome
ln
Itself.
He
was
not
,Yh.
Wnr
rout
to
mate
a
speech,
aa
a
matter
of
fact
it
was
partly
to
avoid
making
speeches
that
he
had
come
on
the
trip.
And
thla
was
the
turning
point
in-
their
Journey
for
now
they
were
heading
for
Zngland
and
home,
with
London
as
their
goal.
Were
be
a
young
man
said
the
visi
tor,
he
would
be
tempted
to
stay
here
m.owoi'T
c.uisEii
oas
ti
PENE-1
optimism
in
that
country.
The
reason
there
was
said
to
be
so
much
und
He
hoped
that
prosperity
was
TYVO
HUNDRED
ESCAPE
MEN
WERE
lOI-.MI
AT
NOME
HIS.
TANCE
1KO.M
THE
FACE
Ol
THE
COAL
unemployment
was
because
today
the
figures
were
being
collated
ahead
of
an
and
that
ail
bis
hearers
and
published
monthly
wnereaa
for-
jwculd
find
life
more
than
tolerable.
merly
no
figures
were
available.
While
setlngly
of
his
tow
through
the
south
'
Mr
U0,SonJ1
w
th,T
would
J"
there
In
the
coal
trade,
W,T
04
wrm
m
etr
was
depression
of
BMrope.
giving
personal
IweMitrts
there
waa
great
progrexe
in
the
manu-
which
proved
most
entertaining.
jhearu
for
Prince
Rupert.
He
also
ftur.
of
dm
a
buslnea.
tameriyl
Prior
u,
the
addreae
a
vocal
trts
was
J'"1
contoolled
by
Oennany.
The
beg
dye
given
by
Don
Finn.
Wallace
Orsha
ag
mi
"
trust
last
year
made
a
profit
of
twenty
;
Oeorge
WoodUnd.
million
dollars.
Other
smaller
com-
panlea
had
done
well.
The
older
lex-
"
tiles
were
depressed
but
on
the
other
hand
the
manufacture
of
nbre
auk
had
developed
to
such
an
extent
that
the
fibre
silk
business
of
the
world
waa
controlled
by
England.
While
formerly
the
manufacturing
hod
been
concen-
ON
STOCK
EXCHANGE
I
pnsrd
When
Pmlleted
.Shortage
lleromes
Flood
of
Money
on
New
York
5Iart.
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
31.
Princes
on
the
New
York
Stock
Exchange
again
whirl-Ml
up
yesterday
when,
instead
of
the
-redlcted
money
irmrtege,
foreign
banks
dumped
huge
sums
into
the
That
Great
Britain
is
not
decadent
but
prosperous
and
that
perron.
ha
an
ahof
prosperity
toZ
"ZZZ
the
dole
system
was
not
ruining
the
country
nor
was
unemployment
;of
hope
and
be
Mt
sure
that
be
eouki
much
greater
than
usual
was
the
statements
made
by
Colonel
J.
V.
i
n
lortune
right
here
in
Prinos
Nicholls
to
the
Rotary
Club
at
its
luncheon
yesterday
afternoon,
Run-
George
Bryant
presiding.
I
r.
J0"?
Col.
Nlchol.s
said
that
on
hi.
recent
visit
to
England
he
found
Z
TwoT
mTa
that
instead
of
peuimism
he
expected,
there
the
as
was
greatest
tk.n
m
the
nrice
or
breed
m
the
m
half
a
hundred
issues
were
boosted
from
II
to
M.
Radio
mounted
to
306
and
National
Biscuit
and
Kolser
went
up
W
tq
1184
and
171
respective-
'T-
INQUIRY
INTO
LOSS
OF
PLANE
thcmaelvea.
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
and
Mr.
Maodonald
was
then
latrodveed
;
'
eominander
Lmdsay
Oordon.
director
dl
to
the
members
of
the
city
eouneil.
the
dvU
government
aerial
operattoiM,
the
Trades
and
Labor
Council
and
very
I
woo
are
now
ln
Vancouver,
have
re-n.any
of
the
dtlaens.
Mrs.
MaMordie
I
reived
instructions
from
Ottawa
to
eon-Introduced
the
Misses
MedDonald
to
'
stttute
themselves
a
court
of
taaum
many
of
the
ladles
and
the
party
left
for
a
drive
round
the
city.
PLEAEI
WITH
OAKDE-VH
Dunne
the
drive
the
vlsneas
ex-
1
prsasid
great
pleasure
at
the
fine
MEN
ritOTENTINd
HIS
INNOCENCE
wou.
gaidaaw
and
the
ex-premier
remarked
on
the
great
amount
of
work
that
the
eltlaena
must
hsve
done
in
order
to
WALLA
WALLA.
Wash..
Aug.
31.
-
oroduce
such
a
dlaway
.seoecteUr
so
Wallace
O.
Haines
wo
hanged
at
dawn
m
Tt(w
of
the
handicap
of
muskeg
and
tonay
at
tne
suie
penitentiary
apr
toe
ock
murder
of
his
daughter.
Sytvta,
la
I
xhe
city
itself
had
every
appearance
Seattle
two
yean
ago
Oalnea
stcaoally
of
.
progreaslve
community
and
he
aosapted
his
fate,
niainteinlng
ha
inno-
Uaa
aurprlsed
at
its
aire
and
modern
eeare
to
the
last.
His
final
words
on
character.
the
trap
when
aaked
if
he
had
any-
j
There
was
a
large
erowd
at
the
staining
to
say
were:
"Oct
it
over
as
tkm
to
see
the
visitors
again
before
quickly
aa
you
can."
tney
ift
on
the
easUMemd
train'
which
ln
a
final
statwsnant
made
public
pulled
out
at
II.
S3.-
T.
w.
Dawson,
through
his
wife.
Haines
amid:
"I
do
director
of
the
'
reSiwhy."
socompanied
not
fcrgtte
fnends
who
are
the
cause,
the
party
east.
i-
of
tsilrsj
en
'Innocent
man's
life
and
I
rore
the
rtal
,(.
the,
jjarty,-.ie
VANOOUVBK.
Aug.
31.
Wing
Oom-
though
they
were
well
aMe
to
apeak
for
.'
mander
L.
S.
Breadner.
acting
director
Into
the
loss
of
the
Victoria-Seattle
monoplane.
MACKENZIE
BECOMES
MINISTER
OF
LABOR
VICTORIA.
Aug
31.
Hon.
W.
A.
Mackenaie,
minister
or
mines,
we
sworn
In
yesterday
aa
minister
of
labor.
ijwrnstanoea.
The
father
has
v
osen
xacs
ror
roar
Tears
ana
is
know
that
they
will
be
made
to
suffer
Prtnce
Huper
13yanBard,UlctBar4vJ
i9,$t
working.
There
Is
a"
lor
tne
unjust
pununment
they
nave
"
"""
rapon"'
lnnicted
upon
my
family
They
will
"-
numbers
and
played
aa
the
boat
pay
dearly
for
that
outrage
on
earth
and
drew
to
the
wnarr
.They
also
played
hereafter
for
thel
rains
will
find
them
out."
TUNNEV
MET
PKINCE
again
before
the
psrty
drove
oft
round
the
city
and
the
visitors
remarked
on
the
quality
of
the
music
by
the
band.
OTTAWA.
Aug.
31.
Canada's
total
LONDON,
Aug.
31.
The
Prince
of
trade
for
the
twelve
months
ending
Wales
had
a
fifteen
minute
chat
With
1
July
31
reapred
an
Increase
of
more
Oeoe
Tunney
at
St.
Jarosa
Mace
thla
than
1J7,099,000
over
the
correspond-iNomlA.
'lug
period
of
last
year.
FAMILY
IN
NEKIl
IN
THE
COINTUY
KESl
LTS
SICKNESS
4
.The
Salvation
Army
has
an
appeal
from
the
country
tor
4
clothes
for
a
family
in
destitute
bey
four
yearn
of
age
and
blrls
10,
13
and
It
respsctlvaly.
An
4
An
older
girl
is
working
but
not
earning
much.
What
la
needed
Is
either
clothes
that
la
suited
to
those
ages
or
some
that
might
be
cut
down
to
suit
them.
If
the
clothes
are
left
at
the
Salvation
Army
headquarters
they
will
be
forwarded.
ttHTHt
me
not
II