CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Everyone
rends
the
Classified
Ads.
If
you
lose,
adverts
for
It.
If
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
(II'.T
THE
CLASSIFIED
IIAI1IT.
vol
xvni.
No-.m...
.
,
i.
used
up
by
Icebergs
near
here,
now
fell
here
on
August
8.
AGED
WOMAN
TIED
TO
CHAIR
M'lTH
ELLINGTON
LAIIY
llOIIIIEH
HV
ItAMllTH
Of
S.MUi.
AMOINT
or
MONEY
NW.MMO.
Ag.
1
-Hjk
Cartwrtght,
.!
woman
living
in
South
Weill
was
tied
to
her
chalt
by
two
i.i-
who
entere
I
her
hw
Wed-'i
and
took
ftltren
dollar
out
of
'T
In
her
bedroom
The
woman
'
!'i
an
hour
before
the
neighbors
creel
her.
"
TURF
TENNIS
GAMES
PLAYED
"VI
NY,
Aug
17-PrlU
Metcurwho
''
"
cl
Til
ten
Wednesday,
yestrnmy
it.-,i
George
M
Lott
8-8.
7-i.
-.
iirrkity
Bell,
who
defeated
Hunter.
'
vnterdey
eliminated
by
John
Dock
11
'-!.
5
7.
S-3.
6-t
in
eaatcin
turf
:
"in.
championship
games.
CAME
TO
HER
DEATH
BY
NATURAL
CAUSES
WHEN
INDIAN
WOMAN
KILLED
VANtxiUVBH.
Aug
17
That
Bosie
"iiiiiskct..
the
Indian
woman
came
to
m-sili
at
Hastings
Pagk
Tuesday
'
""
niUi
natural
oauses
the
'
Coroner's
'
v
d
cided
Kesterdsy,
though
she
wao
'
lo''
by
befrrg
trtrown
rom
a
horse.
RAILWAY
ICOMraONER
REAPPOINTED
10
YEARS
"'l
l
AWA.
Aug
17
Dr.
Simon
McUan
"Uhw
has
been
reappointed
aseta-'""
'liter
oommtssloner
of
the
Board
'
1
Hnsy
commissioners.
Hla
term
e-i
n.
-.1
August
8
and
Ms
reappointment
1
'
further
ten
year
period.
T'ie
term
of
Hon
Prank
Oliver
ter-
nrnies
at
the
end
of
September
when
win
have
reaohed
the
age
limit
of
''
)r.
s
eWf,
pert
of
the
Ball
Mountain
reng
ixrnr
Ttodtmat
Harbor.
Pwcher"tlsjrld
Ballanlynr
tumbled
out
and
vent
to
help
release
the
others
and
then
Walk-i.
somewhat
daeed.
also
Jumped
out
of
bis
seat.
Cummlng
was
mare
daseti
but
the
first
thir.K
he
did
on
imaging
his
situation
waa
to
put
out
uu-
hand
Jack
Smith
and
Henry
Cham-
end
atop
the
motor.
They
cut
huii
loos
Arctic
traders
have
been
plnch-llrosn
the
wrecked
mach:i
i
and
laid
him
on
the
ground,
binding
his
hero
an:
I
making
htm
ax
oomfortablr
a
possible
Rsch
in
turn
went
or?
v
look
,'nr
help
but
It
waa
well
on
in
the
afternoon
then
they
discovered
that
they
were
not
many
miles
from
the
coast.
Taking
with
them
the
emergency
Mjppltsa
always
carried
on
such
occasions
the
trio
eet
forth
at
five
o'clock
the
two
uninjured
men
supporting
CttwMStngd
beta
fen
them.
Hour
after
hour
they
wsnded
their
way
through
the
forest,
climbing
lego,
forcing
their
way
through
thickets
of
Devil's
club,
sometimes
descending
but
at
other
climbing
out
of
ravines,
sealing
rocks
or
sliding
down
precipitous
bank
until
barely
an
hour
before
midnight
they
emerged
oh
toe
shore
exhausted
but
happy
to
think
they
had
got
thu
far.
Ballantyne
and
Walker
made
a
bed
ol
cedar
boughs,
such
as
woodsmen
know
how
to
do.
took
off
their
own
coats
and
wrapped
their
loured
companion,
making
htm
as
comfortable
as
poaitlbl-Tben
they
kindled
a
nre
of
drtftwor-1
rnd
one
ntept
while
the
other
watched,
taking
turns
throughout
the
night,
thus
making
sure
that
the
Asa
oe
kept
burning
and
everything
comfortable.
BovrH
for
breakfast
cheered
Ciem
and
then
Wnlker
rrl
out
along
the
coast
to
pesrch
for
help.
He
had
not
walked
very
long
when
he
saw
a
boat
anchored
off
shore
u
ml
soon
discovered
that
It
was
the
launch
Phryne.
owned-
by
J.
B.
Woodworth
ot
Tborlty
Park.
Vancou
ver,
who
is
mining
In
the
neighborhood
Mr
Woodworth
Junior
took
them
aboard
mkI
brought
them
to
Prince
Rupert
where
they
arrived
about
noon
yeetar-dsy.
At
once
Cu
minings
waa
taken
to
hospital
where
he
received
expert
medical
attention.
Ballantyne
went
south
on
the
Prince
Charles
to
the
air
base
at
Swanson
Bay
and
Walker
la
remain
liiK
in
town
swelling
Instructions.
WOMAN
IN
WATER
FOR
NEARLY
57
HOURS
IN
ENDURANCE
SWIMMING
COLTON.
CAL.
Aug.
17-
Kra.
Ie
Pournler
mud.-
s
world
endurance
swgm-mlnx
record
for
women
of
M
houra,
W
mlnutee
here
yesterday.
She
la
M
of
two
cAUdren.
years
old
and
a
mother
LABOR
IS
WINNER
OF
NORTIUBERDEEN
ADBRDMN.
SCOTLAND,
Aug.
IV
Worth
Aberdeen
retained
The
labor
party
in
jgsterday.
bye-election.
Cap-tain
Mt-
-!tminK
Wedgwwd
atatuie
was
brought
before
the
court
in
a
test
oast
by
Chung
Ohuck.
Chinese
potato
grower
in
the
Delta
district,
wlto
was
oouvleted
and
fined
by
the
New
Wastmlnater
maatetrate
charged
with
marketing
potatoes
without
the
consent
ol
toe
Mainland
Potato
Committee
of
Direction.
In
view
of
the
argument
of
J.
W.
oe8.
Parrls
that
the
provisions
of
the
orlm-mal
code
are
ultra
vires
of
the
DonttNfKi
Parliament.
His
Lordship
halted
the
hearing
provlnol
I
H.sB.
Wood
(or
trg
gfswer
bat
W:
ptovMutrtn
tiiecrlm
c
contended
Inal
was
pasaad
by
the
Dominion
Oov
ment
which
would
make
combinations
in
restraint
of
trade
Illegal
and
punishable
by
Imprisonment
and
that
the
Marketing
Act
purports
to
auttoorlre
the
committee
to
nuke
regulations
in
restraint
of
trade
by
eliminating
competition
In
selling
pop
toes
and
other
vegetables
and
of
fixing
the
prion
contrary
to
the
Dominion
statute
Subscribe
for
the
Dally
Nswa.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northqrn
and
Central
British
Columbia';
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
13.
C,
FRIDAY,
AUGUST
17,
1928
INDIAN
TEPEE
VILLAGE
:
Summer
quarters
lous
scenic
beauties
which
abound
HEAD
PARTLY
,
BLOWN
AWAY!
Body
of
Ernest
Maynard
Formerly
of
Lucy
Island
Found
Yesterday
AcrBrtririjt
to
wtird
received
thiM
twurnnig
Ernest
.Maynard,
lorraerly
iigntnuuse
keeper
at
Lucy
Island
ligntrlUM;
and
recently
at
Addenbrook
lighthouse
wbm
found
shot
dead
yesterday
morning
at
tne
latter
place.
It
appears
that
a
fisherman
called
at
the
lighthouse
and
loumi
the
body
01
(he
unfortunate
man
witn
the
head
partly
Dlmvn
away
apparently
by
a
xhotgun.
Mr.
.Maynard
had
been
alone
at
the
station,
hU
wife
and
family
having
gone
north
to
Ketchikan
some
time
ago-
The
.Marine
Department
are
sending
down
another
man
to
look
after
the
light
and
the
Provincial
police
are
making
investigations
as
to
the
cause
of
the
tragedy..
It
would
appear
that
the
victim
had
taken
his
own
life.
MARKETING
ACT
IS
CONTESTED
MAT1l.lt
lltTOUK
M
THUMP.
(Ot
UT
HIT
ntUKI.VU
IIKI.AV1II
IIV
IIIXIK
VANCOUVCa.
Aug.
17
After
srgu-jMiit
luul
beer,
prcoentrd
t"
the
effect
that
trie
produce
MarkeiuiK
Act
of
B
V
la
ultrs
vires
ot
the
prvtnoe.
Mr.
Just
lee
Murphy
adjourned
the
healing
in
aupreiiK
court
chambers
until
Mom
lav
In
order
that
Hie
Dominion
Oovernmen'
may
be
notified
and
be
given
another
opportunity
to
have
counsel
in
at4end-anoe.
The
question
of
the
validity
of
th
i
eil.-:;iiis
al
e
vier
N
itiona!
pi.
.
Par
.'ii-c.-iue
an;iil
ine
marvel-
Rufus
Argenta
Mine
Acquired
Today
by
J.
F.
Daihie
Who
Made
The
First
Payment
of
$9,000
VICTORIA,
Aug.
17
John
F.
Duthic
of
Seattle
today
acquired
the
Kufus
Arncntn
mines
on
Hear
River.
The
deal
was
completed
in
Seat(ic
when
Duthie
made
his
first
paymenof
$0,000.
Upward
oflalUOO.OOO
mere
wilLbe
paidJnto
thctrcaiuryoflthc
company
by
the
end
of
the
year,
it
was
stated.
Work
on
a
large
scale
will
be
commenced
at
once,
Mr.
Duthie
Raid.
Duthie
is
appointed
managing
director
of
the
Kufus
URGE
FORMATION
(IF
fYlMMITTFF
(1M
SALMON
PACK
HE1LTH
INSURANCE
ALASKA
LRAGE
VAKOOUV1B.
Aug.
17-
Vrgiog
the
JONKAU.
Aug.
17
-The
present
fig-.onnattM
of
a
comanltt
e
to
cosperate
urea
for
tbe
193S
Alaska
salmon
pack
wttn
ttoe
Incoming
provincial
govern-are
X360.000
cases,
apparently
a
normai
ment
In
the
Inaututeau
of
health
insur-1
year.
Fisheries
Obmmissioner
Henry
O
-
:noe.
Oeotfle
Haddon.
preaident
ot
the;Malley
reporta.
The
only
weak
area
Is
B.
C.
Hospitals
Assaclatior.
tKUvj.-ed
his
the
wesi
coast
or
Prince
of
Wales
Is-'naugural
addrrss
at
thr
otumtion
Und.
'.?ro
yesterday
6evcut-nve
dlj?ato!,
The
psck
from
most
areas
compare
were
present.
favo-a'oly
with
the
banner
year
of
1929.
a
ass
m
PLANNING
FLKJHT
FROM
CALIFORNIA
TO
TOKIO:
Major
Livingstonr
Irving,
war
ace
(left),
and
J6h
Kubota
Japanese
flier,
are
expecting
to
make
n
7,000-mile
good-will
flight
across
the
Pacific
Robert
Bracken,
Editor
and
.ism.
Publisher,
is
Arrested
on
Charge
of
Criminal
Libel
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
17.
Acting
on
a
warrant
charging
criminal
libel,
the
Vancouver
police
yesterday
arrested
Robert
Bracken,
editor
and
publisher
of
a
weekly
publication
here-
The
warrant
was
Isiued
on
information
of
Detective
Phipps
of
the
Victoria
police
force.
The
alleged
libel
is
said
to
be
contained
in
the
issue
of
August
11
of
the
Bracken
publication
with
police
conditions
in
Victoriu.
Bail
is
net
at
$2000.
A
warrant
has
also
been
issued
for
the
arrest
of
E.
Marshall,
one
of
Bracken's
staff
on
a
similar
charge.
i
CANADA
TOOK
ALL
PRIZES
200
METRES
DUHLIN,
Aug
17.
Canadian
athletes
kept
up
a
successful
"reconh-at-the
Tailtean
games
yesterday
by.
monopolizing
the
200
metres
dash
in
which
Jimmy
Rail
of
Winnipeg
came
first;
John
Fitzpatriick
of
Hamilton
Second
and
Harry
Warren
of
Vancouver
third.
Hall's
time
was
21
2-5
seconds.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Noon
C'luMng
lrlees
Todsy
on
Vancouver
Exchange
(Courtesy
of
S.
D.
Johnson
Co.,
Ltd.)
The
following
quotations
were
bid
and
asked:
Argents
Rufus,
33a.,
31Vic
Bayvtew,
tc
8e.
B.
C.
Silver.
II
JO.
tl.TS.
Big
Missouri.
44c
44c
Cork
Province,
39c..
29
c.
Cotton
Belt.
nil.
OOc.
Dunwell.
13c.
lfS'c
Dvthlc.
97c
,
tl
08.
O-orge
Copper
so
IS.
15.18.
Oc-rgta
River,
nil.
33c.
Gladstone.
4c
.
Sc.
Oolcondn.
tl
U.
II
13.
Orandview.
Mc,
39c.
Indian.
Sc
.
fl'c.
Kootney
Floit-nce.
aac.,
nc.
L
&
L
.
lOHc
.
lOHc.
Lakevlew.
Sc.,
nil.
LeedMnlth.
3c
3c.
Lucky
Jim.
38fec.
30c.
Marmot
Metals.
10c.
lOHc.
Marmot
River
Gold.
lOtnC
I0e.
Mohawk.
8'Ac
.
SUc.
National
Silver,
ntl.
Itttc.
Noranda.
164.00.
IM.SO.
Pend-OrelUe.
HITS,
111.88.
Porter
Idaho.
66c..
73c.
Premier.
13.38.
1340.
Ruth
Hone
60c..
61
y,e.
Bllver
Crest.
lO'c.
10c.
Silverado,
60c
.
BOc
Silversmith.
TUjc.
9c.
Sloean
King.
b',c
6c.
Snowflske.
34c..
41c.
Sunloek.
nil.
11.60.
Terminus.
17c.
18V4c
Topley
Richfield.
59c
.
60c.
Torlc.
IIJO.
13
J6
White
Water.
130.
13.15.
Woodbine,
34c.
35c.
OILS
Pabyon.
14c..
15c.
Heme.
I
J
68,
11.70.
tVATEHI'OlVKIt
JI
KI.SDICTION
VICTORIA.
Aug-.
17
B.
Briekman
of
Toronto
has
been
retained
by
the
pro-
vtriee
to
represent
it
before
the
Canal
dlan
Supreme
Court
when
It
oonsldt
ers
the
Federal
Government's
reference
on
water
power
Jurisdiction
St
llMAItlNF.
ItAISEI)
LENINGRAD.
Aug.
17
The
British
submarine
LD.-65
lost
In
the
Baltic
In
1919
has
been
raised
and
taken
to
Kronatadt
Skeletons
of
the
crew
were
found.
1
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
It
pay
I
Boston
Grill
MR
(IE
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
(Saturday
night
from
0
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
Accomodation
for
Prlvae
Parties
Phone
437
Price
Five
Cents
WWiFin
FWAPRTHMRF
AVIATORS
D
Three
Vancouver
men
.Memiie
"ummings,
pilot,
A.
ll.
Walker,
air
Micer
and
Gordon
Ballantyne
of
the
fisheries
patrol
vedette
.!
in
are
lucky
that
they
are
alive
today
for
not
only
did
they
crash
.in.-t
a
mountain
side
on
Porcher
Island
but
they
tramped
fur
r
six
hours
through
the
forest
before
reaching
the
seashore,
spent
night
on
the
beach
and
then
were
lucky
enough
early
Tuesday
r
:
iiiiiR
to
attract
a
boat
which
brought
them
to
Prince
Rupert.
Now
aiming
in
in
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
suffering
with
n
H'.-i
to
the
head
and
exhaustion
but
the
other
two
except
for
a
UTHIE
MAKES
FIRST
PA
YMENT
ON
RUFUS
ARGENT
A
MINE
Men
Who
Escaped
from
Seaplane
Wreck
Lucky
They
Are
Alive
Today
Crashed
Against
Mountain
Side
in
Foff,
Tramped
Through
Forest
for
Hours
and
Spent
Night
on
Lonely
Hcach
of
Porcher
Island.
FIERCE
GALE
IN
ARCTIC
AT
POINT
BARROW
1
nionvm
lakiieii
to
icejieko
is
RIDINC.
IT
OUT
!A
t'ELY
M
PAR
I'
INT
BARROW.
Auk
17
Lashed
to
iiid'd
iceberg,
thr
schoonei
C
8.
Captain
John
Beckland.
Jr
.
Is
ix
1U
own
against
a
racing
gale
:
threatened
to
blow
the
ehlp
liere
today
.
,
boat
belongim
to
Tony
Sd
few
bruises
are
not
injured.
!
The
plane
left
Prince
Buprrt
on
Wednesday
soon
after
eleven
o'clock
I
bound
tor
Queen
Charlotte
City
on
i
fisheries
patrol
duty.
Ballantyne
had
the
passengi
r
seat
In
front.
CummirufA
I
had
the
controls
and
Walker
tin
slt-
1
tins
beside
bun.
For
a
time
ail
went
1
UI
sad
then
suddenly,
as
If
by
magic
las;
settled
around
them
sad
they
were
lost'
In
the
unknown.
They
started
u
circle
when
they
noticed
trees
below
theni.
Trying
to
get
out
of
the
thick
-nes
they
suddenly
struck
the
aide
of
Influenza
Epidemic
is
Sweeping
j
Basin
of
Mackenzie
River
Where
i
Indians
Dying
in
Large
Numbers
i
i
.
.i
,.
..
.,
-1
i
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EDMONTON,
Aug.
17.
Scourging
the
Indian
population
along
the
asbanks
of
Hie
Mackenzie
River
the
influenza
epidemic
which
has
been
raging
in
the
north
for
some
time
has
taken
toll
of
275
natives
within
a
period
of
about
two
weeks,
according
to
reports
received.
So
far
a.s
know
nno
white
man
has
succumbed
to
the
disease.
A
total
of
53
is
known
to
have
succumbed
at
Fort
Simpson
alone.
The
full
toll
of
deaths
may
not
be
known
for
months.
'
One
point
along
the
river
hit
by
the
epidemic
is
Fort
Resolution
!
where
fifty
are
dead,
Fork
McRae
S3;
Fort
Norman
28;
Fort
Good
ii.-j.c
J6;
rort
McPherson
21:
and
Port
Sitaps
n
33.
Deaths
at
other
points
art
l.eavy.
Arrivals
frcm
the
north
say
fee
diana
are
apathetic
when
attacked,
sit-
;
ting
moaning
in
their
tepee
cabin.
They
i
thr.iw
away
drug
given
tbem
by
medl-'
cal
men
a
fid
missionaries
because
tbeyi
t
FIVE
DEAD
AS
GASBOAT
BURNS
J
do
i.ot
.
eiiect
an
Immediate
cure
and
I
Iwa.t
pat
ently
cither
to
die
or
recover.
j
GASOLINE
I.N
ItOTTOM
or
CltAFT
IOMTKS
WITH
I'ATAL
KESt
LTS
NOrtTH
BAT,
Aug.
17
Plve
persons
ke
their
Uvea
In
Lake
Lavlgne
near
Vcmer.
Ont.,
Wednesday
night
when
a
tfsollne
launch
caught
fire
and
an
ex-Ulon
forced
them
to
leap
Into
the
vater.
The
dead
are
the
Bee.
Father
Dubuc,
it
Vemer.
aged
31.
Mrs.
Albert
LaPren-er.
twenty-eight,
her
two
children.
Claude,
aged
two
and
Marie
aged
one
-vonth.
and
Mlaa
Leont
Syivestrs,
twen
y-slx.
all
of
Sturgeon
Fatts.
Albert
La-
wniev,
hmbanaVst
Mrs.
TitrewVar.
es-aped
after
s
desperate
attempt
to
ssve
he
lives
of
tbe
children
in
which
he
xs
unsuccessful.
With
the
exception
of
that
of
Miss
Sylvestre.
all
tbe
bodies
have
been
recovered.
The
party
waa
about
a
mile
out
on
tbe
lake
when
some
gasoline
which
had
collected
on
the
bottom
of
be
boat
became
Ignited.
Watchers
on
shore
saw
tbe
boat
enveloped
In
a
sheet
of
flame
followed
by
much
smoke
and
a
moment
later
the
oaeusante
were
truggllng.
in
the
water.
RIFLE
SHOOT
OTTAWA
RANGE
EsqriM.lLT
MAN
ONLY
OXE
POINT
neiiiMi
tviNNT.u
or
(ioveknou-
CKNEIIAL'S
PRIZE
CONNAUOHT
HA
NOES,
Aug.
17
Servant
W.
M.
Reid
of
the
Toronto
Scottish
won
the
Governor
Oeneral's
match
with
a
score
of
349
at
the
Dominion
of
Canada
Rifle
Association
meet
today,
i!
niter
Qunner
C.
Oolllnga.
R.C.O.A..
of
Esqtumalt
came
second.
Just
one
point
behind
the
winner
BODIES
OF
EXPLORING
PARTY
WILL
BE
BURIED
ON
BANKS
OF
THELON
OTTAWA.
Aug
17
-The
bodies
of
John
Hornby
and
his
compatona
Ade-
d
and
Christian
may
probably
be
burled
at
the
spot
where
they
perished
on
the
banks
of
toe
The
Ion
River.
U
la
trannaeible
to
vwg
the
bottles
beck
to
civilisation,
the
mounted
police
of-
nnlals
state
IdentiAeatlon
of
the
Mpwrer
and
other
members
of
the
party
a
positive.
Paper
on
the
bodies
aaeisted.
In
order
to
effect
burial,
the
Mounted
Police
officers
will
travel
west
SOO
miles
from
Chesterfield
Inlet
through
a
country
almost
uafMsstble
to
STRUCK
BY
TRAIN
AT
LEVEL
CROSSING
and
instantly
killed
at
a
level
crossing
at
Okotoko
last
night.
The
wile
may
die.
Tbe
oar
in
which
they
were
riding
was
struck
by
the
MeLeod
local
train.
The
wife
end
daughter
died
later
bringing
the
number
of
deaths
to
five.
Chark
was
sheriff
of
Sunburst,
Mont.
He
is
believed
to
have
been
temporarily
blinded
by
the
setting
sun.
The
ear
was
carried
for
600
feet
on
the
cow
(
atelier
of
the
train.
The
children
were
Arid
18:
Osrrl.
10:
Uofd.
5,