any
Absentee
Votes
Are
Rejected
by
the
Returning
Officer
Apparent
Effort
Made
to
Sluff
Hurnaby
Box
by
Those
MARSHALL
FIELD
IS
IVol
Entitled
to
Vole.
(VANCOUVER,
Aug.
14.
Rejection
of
approximately
2j
aWntee
votes
of
which
nearly
eighty
were
cast
by
Ber-ons
not
on
the
voters
list
has
been
.
ordered
by
John
1
m
MM
mm
v.
array,
returning
omcer
ol
liurnaby.
TYie
returning
officers
are
unable
to
account
for
the
arkably
high
percentage
of
spoiled
ballots
among
ab-ci
votes
Apparently,
they
declare,
many
persons
not
i
ci
to
vote
thought
it
worth
an
attempt
at
least.
IVAL
GROUPS
OF
FISHERMEN
HAVEQUARREL
1.114
MADE
THAT
JAPANESE
TKIEII
X(J
tltOHD
OIT
HITEM
BUT
LATTER
I'.lVH
T.H
Aug
It.
The
disco
recy
xj
bank
in
Malaapiua
Strait
IVnrr
Harbor
and
Texeda
la-.
led
to
Mows
between
rival
:..
oompossd
of
white
and
'
v'rf-rmen.
according
to
provln-
rr
ports
The
aftermath
of
was
beard
by
Stipendiary
Rrynlldson
at
Pender
Harbor
:i
he
aswtd
Joe
Bllvey.
a
nnan
114
JO
fur
cuuiruj
the
Kmchl
Hajnamura
r
fishermen
rls'.m
to
be
the
f
.he
new
fishing
grounds
.-.lated
near
a
reef
and
they
.'aimtiese
are
aMlmpMng
.
.ut
sud
monopolise
the
fuh-
.
Mid
be
would
appeal
the
RENCH
AFTER
INVESTMENTS
v
Aug
14.
-Headed
by
Charles
'
i
party
of
French
oapttal-i
rr
over
tbe
week
end
In
the
'hi
mr
of
Canada
with
a
view
:uk
their
holdings
In
Uxls
i.iutiwiithal
said:
la
my
opinion
mines
of
the
world
offer
such
-'ive
field
for
investment
as
HOLIDAYING
AT
JASPER
v
''!;
AuK
1
Marshall
Field
the
-'
vi;
and
Chlcaeo
magnate,
la
"
three
weeks
vacation
here
limbing
and
fishing.
,
SIR
HEMIV
ITtEIIKT
UWjHMUm
lUSIIEL
ttHEAT
IS
THE
WtMT
HALIFAX.
Aug
14
That
tbe
mat
tula
rear
to
producing
crop
of
mmtmjm
buahel
-f
which
would
surpass
ail
prevf-
ous
records,
was
the
prsdieWn
of
air
Henry
Thornton
here
tost
night.
4-
FOREST
FIRE
BURNS
BARNS
VICTORIA.
Auff..
It
Uk
Monday
a
!
forest
fire
raging
in
the
Sooke
district
thought
to
be
under
control
jumped
tbe
fire
limits
on
Humpback
ridge
about
If
miles
froaa
bore
and
destroyed
three
,
barns
on
Uje
Osborne
Farm
before
It
was
i
brought
under
temporary
control.
I
A
call
for
additional
fire
fighters
was
I
sent
out
and
volunteers
responded
to
stove
the
Osborne
house
which
was
threatened.
WOMAN'S
BODY
FOUND
AT
MALCOM
ISLAND
HUSBAND
JS
MISSING
VANOOOVSR.
Aug.
14
-
Early
reporu
fro
mUalcolm
Island
that
a
body
found
floating
on
a
small
lake
last
week
was
that
of
T.
Vallnkankas
has
been
.contradicted
by
the
new
that
the
body
was
that
of
his
wife.
VaUnksnkas
Is
missing.
MINISTERS
ATTEND
FINAL
MEETING
OF
P.C.E
DIRECTORS
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
14
Hon
W.
II.
Sutherland
and
Hon
A.
M.
Maiison
attended
their
libit
meeting
of
the
Pacific
Oreat
Baatern
Railway
here
yesterday
Both
will
resign
from
the
board
when
the
Government
resigns,
stated
Dr.
Sutherland.
This
is
How
Mistakes
Occur
in
Some
Newsvaver
Stories;
Dam
in
India
Reported
Burst,
Then
Denied
I.ovnrn
a,,,
i-'rVtAf.ir
riiiTUnn
trinsiof
water
are
liivrr
in
KnaVimir
firr.o-inr
tn
Ttiftasnires
from
Lahore,
'"ia.
This
gigantic
flood
was
loosed
Sunday
night
by
breaking
of
a
glacial
dam
a
thousand
feet
wide
ami
'
Hve
hundred
feet
thick,
which
formed
140
miles
north
L
h
Lake
which
is
nine
miles
long
and
17,000
feet
above
r
1
ip
Indus
vnllov
MMI.A
PUNJAB
Au.
14-Th.
Puh-
oon
luthts
prepaml
U
K"v
warning
(J
'
l.invmiment
k..
r..i..,
(ti-ii
,
KmM
break
mkr
place
or
a
glacial
dam
en
tt
'
Rlv'r
re
erroneous.
Fire
was
i"
the
neighborhood
was
"'
f
f
the
trsin
of
ben-
ntict:
r
wheat
VANOOUVKR.
AUd
14
whM.t
herr
tiwl
'5'
,y
''
The
pilee
of
tl
'1
'.c.
HIGHER
PRICE
FOR
HALIBUT
HU'KTtl.X
rtVTH
PAID
TODAY
I
OR,
I
llT-(
UtlH
AMKItlCtN
j
Total
bailout
landUs
this
nornln
.
mounted
to
1ISMO
pounds
of
whleh
41.000
pounds
came
In
Ametteaa
sad
4SJ00
pounds
in
Canadian
bottoms.
Prices
were
higher
with
high
Amerteaa
boat
getting
14
Joe.
for
mediums
and
Ac.
for
seconds
snd
Canadian
boats
set-ling
UJOc.
and
7e.
AMf.UirAX
IIOATS
Senunel
90.000
lbs
to
Booth
Fteber-rs.
at
12
0
and
.
Middle
ton
11.000
tba
to
Paclftc
sh--rlea
At
lS.ed
and
0c.
Augusta
13
oon
iba.
to
AUln
nah
Jranpany.
at
1430
and
8e.
Teddy
J.
UMt
lba.
to
Pacific
Flsh-Ttes.
at
14J0
and
ae.
ravo
dJOO.Iba.
to
Osaadlan
riah
&
"eld
Storage,
at
14.,
aad
Be.
Rainier
(JOO
lbs.
to
Pad
Ac
Fisheries,
at
14c..
aad
6c.
CANADIAN
ItOATM
tMian
.00
lba.
to
atoyal
Pish
Com-(any.
t
H
o
sad
Tc,
Balzae
W
OO0
lbs
to
Oanadlaa
Fish
&
Or
id
Storage,
at
11
JO
and
7c
Kaien
15.000
lbs.
to
AUln
Fish
Oom-wr.y.
at
11.30
rd
7c.
FINAL
FIGURES
LOCAL
ELECTION
Pinal
figures
for
the
Provincial
Election
in
the
Prince
Rupert
riding
are
now
available
and
the
Honorable
T.
D.
Pat-tulk)
hi
declared
elected
over
Jamee
Thompson
by
a
majority
of
01.
Tbe
final
figures
are:
Honorable
T
O.
Pattullo
1370
James
Thompson
1370
These
figures
Include
absentee
votes
from
outside
centres
and
while
the
ballot
boxes
remain
here
for
ten
days
It
H
not
likely
that
there
will
be
any
question
requiring
any
further
count
GOLD
STRIKE
L
ATHABASKA
EDMONTON.
Aug
14
A
gold
strike
It
la
said
has
been
matte
on
the
north
shore
of
Lake
A
tha
bosks
toward
the
east
end.
Gold
and
platinum
bearing
parts'
has
been
brought
In
arid
Is
at&Hb
assay
hbjb
and
the
gold
'
fever'
has
'seined
a
great
many
prospvtora
and
other
who
are
leaving
for
the
scene
of
the
find.
MAJORITY
FOR
BURDEN
.
IS
OFFICIALLY
93
p"fUNCE
GEORGE.
Aug.
14.
The
final
partment
of
the
Interior,
be
added
to
that
Burden.
Conservative
defeated
Perry.
Liberal,
by
03
majority.
Burden's
total
was
148T
and
Perryl
1394.
Advertise
In
The
Daily
News
ver
r.trhaiK
(Courtesy
of
8.
D.
Johnson
Ofe.
Ltd.
The
following
quotations
were
bid
aad
asked:
Argents
rtufus
avc.
26c.
Bayvtew.
7Hc
nil
B.
O.
Silver.
1140.
nil
Dig
M'tsewtH.
47
sc.
U&.
Onast
Ooppcr.
nil.
IWjOO.
Cork
Provinr.
S0r..
36tfcc.
Dun
well.
tic.
16c.
Duthle.
41.00.
1105.
Oeorge
Oopfwir.
M00.
4QJII.
Georgia
lUver,
nil.
90s.
Olasiar.
aOc.
36c.
Gladstone.
3c.
nil
.
Goloonda.
11.11.
IMS.
arandvlew.
38c...
SStsev
Independeaee.
lie,
lls.
Indian.
60..
Sr
.
Kcotney
Plorencr.
30o,
30Hs.
h.
ft
U,
10Wc
lOHc
Ukerlew.
3r..
SVie.
Leadsmlth.
3c.
nil.
..
.
,
Lucky
Jim,
39Hc
.
0a;!,
r
,
.,
.
,
Marmot
Metals.
1014041,
Marmot
Ttlver
Oolowl0e
,10iCr,
...
M
National
SUver.
14
Is
Noranda.
4BM.
l.OQfi'
Pend-OreUle.
llOfls.
411.00.
Porter
Idaho.
73c
.
7o.
Premier,
$3.40.
12
4.
Ruth
Hope,
60c
Klc
Silver
Orest.
I0r
.
10o.
Silverado.
0c
.
74c.
Silversmith,
7
V
nil.
Blocs
n
King.
&'?.
nil.'
Terminus.
ISSc
16c.
Tvpley
Richfield
60c.
61c
Tone.
I1.U,
30
White
Water.
12
10.
11,30.
Woodbine
36-
JSViC
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
Everyone
read
the
Classified
Ada
LARGE
CABARET
It
you
lone,
advertise
for
It.
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
If
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
Whatever
you
.need,
advertise
for
It
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
V
PRINCE
RUPERT
GET
THE
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
Accomodation
for
Privae
Parties
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia
Newspaper
rhone
457
s-
Will.
No.
190
PRINCE
RUPEKT,
B-
C,
TUESDAY,
AUGUST
14,
1928
Price
Five
Cents
ROSPECTORS
CAUSE
TR
NTEE
VOTES
REJECTED
OUBLE
BRAZIL
DIAMOND
DISTRICT
WALTER
HAGEN
TURNS
TABLES
DEFEATIN
;
ARCHIE
COMPSTON
DY
6
UP:
"Tbe
Haig"
driving
from
the
first
tee
in
the
afternoon
round
off
72-hole
match,
which
the
two
noted
proa,
played
at
the
Westchester
Biltmore
Country
Club
They
both
took
part
in
tbe
Canadian
open
at
Toronto.
Giant
Air
Raid
Wipes
Oat
All
Vital
Portions
of
London
in
Mock
Battle
Early
This
Morning
L0ND0Ny.Aug..l4Vital
sections
of
London
would
be
smoking
ruins
today
if
imaginary
bombs
dropped
during
a
giant
mock
air
raid
by
"East
Land"
forces
throughout
the
night
and
early
morning
had
been
high
explosive-shells,
the
invading
contingent
clains.
If
the
attacks
meet
the
same
success
'during
the
remainder
of
the
week,
they
dec'are
London
will
be
theoretically
wiped
out.
iVIANSON
BUYS
HARVESTERS
ARE
ANEWHOME
RESTRICTED
BY
Attorney
General
Will
Practice
in
Vancouver
With
His
Old
Firm
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
11.
lion.
A.
M.
Manson
has
purchased
n
house
in
University
hill
area.
He
intends
to
enter
law
practice
here
with
his
former
partner.
W.
E.
Williams
in
the
firm
of
Williams
Manson
&
Qonzalen.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Noon
Cloklnc
Prices
Tixlsy
on
Vanrou-
i
ACCOMMODATION
LONDON.
Aug.
14
Oa-lng
to
lnade
quate
steamship
accommodaUon
It
would
be
UnpofislMe
to
transport
to
Ca
nada
the
full
quota
of
10.000
uaeca
ployed
to
the
harvest
fieMe.
Bruce
Walker,
director
of
European
lmstlgre
tlon
to
Oanads.
states.
He
said
possibly
not
more
than
6.600
would
be
taken
to
Canada
from
all
sources.
BODYCRUSHEL
BY
STEEL
PIPE
VICTORIA.
Aug.
14
-Walter
an
employee
of
the
Pacific
Ob.
was
Instantly
killed
late
yes-
'
rday
when
three
tons
of
steel
pipe
'ell
on
him
while
It
was
being
unloaded
from
a
truok
at
Jordan
River
for
the
B.
C.
Beetrtc
Railway
Oam-pany.
The
pipe
had
been
lifted
by
a
crane
and
hung
suspended
while
Rob
inson
was
adjusting
the
block.
The
chain
holding
It
snapped
and
the
ftpe
dropped
on
him.
mutilating
him
beyond
recognition.
SER11CURES
MENINGITIS
TWO
r.iLiitmvit
DOCTORS
haw:
llyi;i!Wit:o
mktiioi
m
Titi:T-....
.
i.u
lutKio
I)Im;..k
SAN
FRANCISCO.
Aug
14.
Or.
Stew-ait
and
Dr.
Prledlander
of
the
University
of
Oeufornta
have
discovered
a
serum
which
eurea
spinal-menlngltla.
according
to
an
announcement
made
at
University
yesterday.
Treatment
has
been
given
In
a
number
of
cases
and
the
patients
have
recovered.
NOVELIST
DIES
LONDON.
Aug
14
Lotus
Traeey.
au
thor
of
many
novels
and
detective
stor
es
Is
dead.
He
wai.
bora
In
lttttt.
Next
Monday,
August
20,
is
Final
Day
in
First
Period;
Five
Working
Days
Are
Left
l'arlicipanl8
in
&1.000
Gift
Distribution
Manoeuvre
into
Position
For
Final
"Go,"
Vote
Making
Days
Limited.
With
the
more
aggressive
candidates
closely
bunched
and
the
candidates
with
the
lower
scores
but
a
little
behind
the
pacemakers,
participants
in
the
Daily
News'
$1,000
Prize
Distribution
are
preparing
for
a
"whirlwind"
first
period
finish-
They
have
reached
the
turn,
maneuvered
themselves
into
position
for
the
final
"go"
and
from
now
on
to
the
close
of
the
first
big
vote
period
Monday,
August
21,
will
be
battling
for
supremacy
under
whip
and
spur-Next
Monday
night
is
positively
the
last
opportunity
you
will
have
to
enter
subscriptions
and
secure
the
maximum
number
of
votes.
1
he
I'.isi
period
ends
on
Monday
night,
1
?
August
30.
The
second
period
with
Its
ksser
schedule
follows
the
end
of
the
first
period.
TIMl;
IS
LIMITED
Never
again
after
next
Monday
will
it
be
possible
to
get
the
full
voting
power
on
subscriptions.
Never
again
af
ter
next
Monday
night,
wul
you
be
able
to
get
the
maximum
votes
tor
each
year's
subscription.
The
first
period
schedule
ends
next
Monday,
never
to
be
repeated
or
extended.
This
Is
fair
warning.
If
you
entertain
any
desire
whatever
to
be
declared
winner
of
one
of
the
two
prtr
can
to
be
awarded
In
Just
a
few
weeks,
do
not
fall
to
turn
tn
every
available
subscription
to
your
ac-
remainder
of
the
race
to
make
up
for
lest
ground.
The
subscriptions
aratlabie
to
you
now
may
be
the
very
ones
which
will
turn
Uve
tide
of
favor
to
you.
Sub
scriptions
have
wonderful
vote-making
advantages
now.
Term
subscriptions
help
big
also.
Subaerfbtions
for
two
years
are
worth
nearly
three
tunes
the
votes
a
one-year
subscription
credits.
Help
a
favorite
when
helping
really
helps.
CltrritL
TEST
AT
HAND
dates
who
expect
to
do
anything
big
la
this
race
will
do
It
now.
The
next
week
will
be
goes
before
one
knows
lk
And
when
the
clock
strikes
tee
hour
of
midnight.
Monday.
August
20.
It
will
mark
tbe
end
of
the
Biggest
regular
vote
of-:er
of
tbe
nampalgn
aad
InavguTata
the
second
period,
which
carries
a
redtietd
schedule.
One
week
la
not
a
tone
time,
especial
ly
If
one
leu
the
days
slip
away
with-
n
t
attaining
results.
Five
days
remain
-f
this
period,
trtat
is
five
working
days.
lust
how
you
mas
tbe
Mit
five
days
produce
subseriptions
tor
you.
will
determine
in
large
measure,
your
suobiii
oi
failure
in
this
campaign,
with
vote
values
now
several
times
what
they
will
be
at
the
end
of
the
campaign
the
wise
candidate
wiu
lose
no
time
help
ing
himself
and
benetf
to
a
flock
of
m
when
votes
oome
easiest.
Later
subscriptions
are
worth
less
votes
and
probably
wUl
not
be
so
easy
to
get.
MURDER
CHARGE
IS
WITHDRAWN
IN
CASE
USING
RAT
POISON
SOUTH
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
14.
The
murder
charge
laid
against
Mrs
Margaret
Smith,
whose
daughter
Mary
died
Thurs-
Cay
after
swallowing
rat
poison,
was
withdrawn
In
the
police
court
this
morning
when
a
written
statement
was
presented
that
tbe
woman
was
insane.
She
wlU
be
eoramitted
to
Bssondale.
MINER
VICTIM
OF
ACCIDENT
PETER
ANDERSON
LOST
LIKE
IN
LAKEtlKW
MINE
NEAR
STEWART
STEWART,
Aug.
14.
A
pioneer
miner
of
this
northern
district,
Peter
Anderson,
was
the
victim
of
a
Xatal
aeddent
at
Stewart
on
Friday
last
when
be
was
burled
aUve
in
the
Lakevlew
mine
In
a
eave-tn.
Tbe
body
was
recovered
almost
count
betere
the
closing
hour
of
tbe
tmmedtately
but
though
resuscitation
CMS
period.
Wil
usentpted
tt
-waa
wUbout
success.
U,,
of
h
pre-
The
hte
Mr.
Andersen
was
about
airty
sent
opportunity
means
that
you
will
'
of
ir
and
bad
been
formerly
ac-
have
to
increase
efforts
the
your
during
m(
m
AtUn
He
u
,urTtTrd
by
the
widow
who
lives
at
Seattle
and
to
which
point
tbe
body
has
been
forwarded
for
Interment.
A
son.
WUilam
Anderson
Is
well
known
as
a
restauranteur,
locally.
CANADIANS
MAY
ENTER
STATES
ORDER
IN
REGARD
TO
RESIDING
ON
AMERICAN
MDE
M
SPENDED
BY
J
I
DUE
DETROIT.
Aug.
14.
Residents
of
the
Barter
OB
lea
who
have
been
barred
from
their
jobs
tn
Detroit
since
December
I,
'1927
may
resume
their
commuting
under
a
temporary
injunction
Issued
Monday
by
Federal
Judge
Bimon
In
a
test
ease
Involving
Peter
Loyal
of
Windsor.
Ontario.
Tbe
order
designated
all
commuters
as
immigrants
rather
than
temporary
visitors
and
requires
a
transport
visa
In
each
case.
99
POINTS
OUT
POSSIBLE
100
TORONTO
MAN
WON
THE
HANKERS
MATCH
AT
RULE
SHOOT
AT
OTTAWA
RANGES
CONNAUGHT
RANGES,
OTTAWA.
Aug.
14
Sergeant
Norman
MeLeod
of
the
Querns
Own
Rifles,
Toronto,
won
the
Bankers
match
tt
tbe
Dominion
Rifle
AuocUUon
meet
tNfe
morning
securing
00
out
of
a
possible
100
on
a
300
and
600
yards
ranges.
Sergeant
T.
R.
Davles
of
Vancouver
scored
OS.
Yestreday
Oorporal
A.
It.
Rajr
of
Australia
won
the
MPn4M
rnstth.
Rioting
Prospectors
Cause
Uproar
in
Diamond
Regions
of
Brazil;
Fight
With
Police
niO
JANEIRO,
Aug.
14.
The
daimond
regions
Jn
the
states
of
Mattogrossfi
and
Goyaz
were
thrown
Into
uproar
by
rioting
prospec
tors.
Several
towns
were
looted
an
",
a
number
of
murders
committed
by
enraged
natives,
who
claim
they
were
paid
by
grubstakers
in
counterfeit
money.
The
prospectors
turned
bandits
and
started
an
intensive
search
for
persons
whom
they
claimed
cheated
them
with
fake
money.
They
burned
houses
and
abused
the
inhabitants.
Several
fights
have
been
fought
by
the
police
and
detachments
of
soldiers
and
the
bandits,
who
ntimber
several
hundred.
One
police
commander
and
several
sulilieirs
huvf
hern
killd.
.
.
V