(
(inference
discussed
various
matters
arising
out
of
iiritish
ion
to
and
settlement
in
the
Dominion
with
particular
i
i;n
sikMI
K
V.
.
MrKKNNKV
mum
tiiimiW
panama
M
A
CANAL.
Aug.'
Jl
Steejner
W
I
KiriH-y
whloll
waa
badly
baltenrt
.
..rni
o
the
tower
Califrnia
..ml
which
waa
eeveral
day
over-
"'l
thought
to
navr
been
1
t
mi
mute
Jrmm
Seattle,
arrtvrrt
.u"i
nportod
fourteen
membera
ol
waahed
OW
board
during
tin
ir.on
were
struck
by
a
huge
wave
'
'
the
deck
while
they
mining
the
deck
cargo.
1
;
Mift-d
from
ita
place.
TORNADOES
IN
-44rnnct
to
tbm
measures
to
be
adopted
which
CENTRAL
STATES
I'M'I,
Atia
21
Two
tornadoea
livcH
and
Inlured
more
than
"i
iktbuiu
eauatng
xw&ntv
dam
in
.'if.
aw
twre
t
TOLMIE
TOOK
CHARGE
THIS
MORNING
OF
both
m
Canada,
and
Britain
to
give
street
to
the
recommendation
of
tlx
Miect
standing
ooramltUe
of
the
House
'.of
oimm
on
agriculture
and
colon-
'laaUoa.
"All
the
reocmmeooaUona
and
Mthat
proposals
made
by
Lord
Lovat
have
been
-a-
frankly
dlaniaaed
with
thorouch
spore-
JipIIN
(
ARI.soN
FELL
IROM
Mil
till
elation
of
the
dttneuitiea
on
ootn
awe
l.OIM.
AltoAHD
TIIK
IIIXOI.ITK
and
IB
every
case
a
aaUafartory
undei-,Mi
SANK
TO
IIOTIOM
'standing
haa
been
salved
at."
I
Special
ehata
was
told
n
the
de-
.
:.
of
the
trafto
death
of
John
!irablllty
of
the
co-operation
of
the
'.
trte
halibut
boat
Resolute
naa
provincial
govsrasa
ts
and
aatmr
eatgar-.jioom
over
the
waiortrops.
An
taataoo
la
all
ss
teats
of
migiaStnn
and
clout
of
Prtne
Rupert
sad
at
settlement
fa
HA
thefe
concerned
..
part
owner
wKb
John
Ivaraon
i
'
In
continuing
hla
tour
in
the
ooki
nir
of
Jaeka.
Cartoon
was
taking
Lord
Lovat
will
oobier
with
the
various
'.ping
aboard
the
Resolute
at
provincial
government
n1
other
onran-.11
In
going
down
the
ladder
,
tsattons
intereated
regardlnts
the
posat
.iw
caught
In
otne
way
and
fell.
blllty
of
arranging
a
scheme
under
the
'
.
striking
his
head
against
the
'Bmpl.e
Settlement
Act
.he
fall.
The
body
fell
rnao
the
i
.
-
nri
did
not
come
to
the
stirfaee
'Nued
was
married
and
leaves
d
two
ehUdren.
the
younajet
...
:
but
four
snontha
otd.
living
ir
aa
vo
have
been
hla
kaat
trip
I."
time
aa
In
order
to
undergo
.:ii
r
medleal
operation
he
had
i
lor
hla
brother
o
take
over
the
:
ii
rouple
of
trip.
iy
eat
aympaUiy
of
his
ssany
i
Prinra
Rupert
and
among
the
it
i
to
the
widow
and
bat
mi
their
tragic
bereavement.
SAILORS
SWEPT
FROM
THE
DECK
KllRTIIV
.!T
IN
HI"
"TOIJM
HEAD
ON
COLLISION
an
AFFAIRS
OF
PROVINCE
VM'TORIA.
Aug.
Aug.
3t-Prnl:
l'
'"in"
took
o
barge
of
Britleh
Oolum
"
h
unalra
aUUka
Parliament
Dulldlnga
"'
nioiing
and
it
is
ecpected
the
'f
win
be
announced
late
this
af-
DevcAlah
S
Pabyon
12c
Home
S2
67
OILS
UV4C-
t.A
RESULTS
IN
DEATH
NHW
WESTMINerntK
Aug.
21
-Henry
Kwen,
Seven
tn
atreet.
S-iuth
Vai-oouver,
waa
tnatantly
killed
when
hie
auto
etruok
a
heavy
truck
head-on
at
the
earner
of
Columbia
and
BruneUe
StreeAs
hew.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Noon
Cliwlng
Prlre
Today
on
Vanron-
trr
Lithane
lOourteay
of
S.
D.
Johnaan
Oo,
Ltd.)
The
following
quotations
ware
ad
aaked:
Argonta
Bnftas
,
Bayvlew
TWe.
Tc.
B
C.
Silver
tlM,
Si
t.
Big
Mlaaourt
iWc.
44c
Cork
rrovlnee
SSViC
M.,
Dunwell
IV.
ISfcc.
Duthle
100.
IM
CKorne
Copper
SS.76.
HM.
Oeomla
River
Me.
Sic.
Olacter
lWc.
nU.
Oleaiar
lSr..
31e.
O
I
Mia
tone
4c.
Sc.
Oolonnda
ti
n.
11
1.
Oredvtew
Stc
SBc.
Independenee
UVc.
Ifc.
Indian
5W-.
Vc.
Kootney
nnrence
..
H.
L.
L.
lie
lle.
Ukevlew
Sc..
4e.
Uadamlth
2c..
nil.
Lucky
Jim
SSc
.
2c.
marmot
MetaJa
IOc.
lOfco.
.
Marmot
River
Oold
10c
Mohawk
Sc
.
8c.
National
Silver
14Hc
!4H.
Nomnda
4.
pndrelUe
U0.
IUJS.
porter
Idaho
TOc
.
74c.
Premier
24l.
24a.
Ruth
Hope
SOc
.
lc.
Silver
Cre-t
10e
.
10c.
Silverado
70c..
TSc
Sllveramlth
Sc..
nil
Stoean
King
Sc.
nil.
Snownake
37c.
3
unlook
Mo.
2-'-
Termlnua
Toplay
RlchnelU
W
Sue.
Tone
.
""'
42
M1.
14
W'1
White
Water
.Kl.
4VC
2V.
bid
ii.lUllll
BIT
bOOK
Mr.
and
Mrs.
a
ratals
for
t
Vaneouv.
ed
to
sail
on
the
thl
afternoon.
WATERFRONT
IS
CONVEYED
Acre
and
Quarter
Foot
Mcllride
Sit.
Belongs
to
City
The
City
Council
had
a
communication
from
II.
Cathcart,
Superintendent
of
Lands
in
the
Provincial
Government
stating
that
an
Order-in-Council
had
In-en
passed
on
August
8
conveying
to
the
City
of
Prince
Rupert
the
portion
of
foreshore
at
the
foot
of
Mcllride
Street.
The
piece
of
land
contains
1.21
acres
and
the
communication
Mated
that
the
conveyance
was
now
completed.
The
secretary
was
instructed
to
have
the
conveyance
registered.
The
question
of
the
valuation
of
the
property
for
taxation
purposes
was
referred
to
Finance
Committee.
MINERS
MIGHT
ROVERS
WON
BY
WAM
ASHORE
THR
MAKE
SETTLERS
THAT
l
VIKW
OF
WINMPEIl
LtUOII
M.P.
WHO
IS
IN
OTTAWA
MONTR
SAL.
Aug.
21-
Many
of
tl
unemployed
mi
run
in
Great
Britai'
ire
only
one
generation
rcmovoi
fron
he
land
If
a
properly
thouniu
o'-m
hrm"
to
a-1
tie
the
land
were
propoarc!
to
them
we
would
reoelw
many
o
idem
aa
permanent
aetUera
but
I
am
dvmoue
of
any
laatlng
good
oomliv.
Iran
tlx-
recenUy
Inaugurated
harvtat-era'
eaftTlona.
declared
A.
A.
Heaps
M.P.
for
Winnipeg,
who
la
here.
GOOD
MARGIN
man
kanukus
at
lacicosse
iami
AT
4CHOIHM.IS
HILL
LAST
NK1HT
The
Raogera
wore
off
color
at
the
la
iroaae
wme
piavco
at
Acropoiw
inn
Uat
night.
They
got
only
one
goal
is
gainat
four
scored
by
the
Rovers
who
won
largely
as
the
result
of
the
out-
atandtaVrdiv'of-Joe'Ul1Ua.
tlife
ladlVho
WM'HsJry
lelipoHMMe
-tbr-'
art'thelgoftM
alUtfWrf'W
ttK)1
hot
'ecttmily'
score
Miy.
Those
who
did
the
tallying
were:
Dover
-Ber
Vagnr
3;
J.
Campbell
1
Rangers
W.
Morrison
1.
FINDING
WORK
FOR
MINERS
IN
BRITAIN
LONDON,
Aug.
21.
-Premier
Baldwin
has
decided
to
appeal
personally
to
150.-080
employers
in
Great
Britain
to
provide
work
for
the
Jobless
miners.
Boston
Grill
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
.
V
LA
It
UK
CABARET
:
-
Am
V.A
rlABlflAj4
A
Am
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
ui
Everyone
icu
vmoom
Saturdays
jlf
you
lose,
advcrtli
for
it,
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
4If
you
find,
locate
the
ownr.
from
0
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accomodation
for
Prlvae
Parties
(JET
THE
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
J4$g
Phone
457
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia'
Newspaper
Price
Five
Cents
foi
XVII.
No.
130.
.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C
,
TUESDAY,
AUGUST
21,
1928
OUGH
BLAZING
SEA
UNS
FOR
GREATER
MIGRATION
FROM
GREAT
BRITAIN
immigration
to
Canada
Subject
of
Discussion;
Agreement
Reached
Lord
Lovat,
1
1
end
of
Empire
Settlement
Hoard,
Visits
Ottawa
and)
1
1
Discusses
Difficulties
Finding
Way
Out
i'TAWA,
Aug.
'21.
When
the
Immigration
conference
between
.1
l.ovut
of
the
Empire
Settlement
Hoard
and
the
Federal
immi-
i
i
i
.
.
i
i
i
i
.1.1.....4
:
.
t
M
i'iii
leauers
coiiciuueu
yesieruay,
an
uiucitu
sutieiuc:'!.
iooucu
;i
.
1
.
,
.1
.
.
aL
-.1.
1
I
.l.f.
...III
com
menuy
vxpecieu
mat
me
result
oi
me
negotiations
win
t.ady
increase
of
the
flow
of
suitable
British
migrants
to
I.;
fRAGIC
DEATH
OF
FISHERMAN1
HIGH
TRAINING
AREA:
Plane
circling
the
famous
Pikes
Peak
in
Colorado
at
an
altitude
1.00
feet.
All
Except
Cook
Escaped
from
Standard
Oil
Tanker
AHre
Today
Near
Seattle
,v
by
Swimming
Through
Blazing
Seav
SEATTLE,
yg-
21.
The
ship's
cook
was
drowned
and
the
Wooden
uperstruclure
of
the
steeel
motor
tanker
Petroleum
II
of
the
Standard
Oil
s
Puget
Sound
fleet
was
burnd
in
a
fire
of
undetermined
origin
ti
the
boat
lay
at
anchor
at
Point
Wells,
16
miles
north
of
Seattle
today.
Other
members
of
the
crew
escaped
the
flames
miraculously
by
swimming
ashore
though
gasoline
covered
water.
The
cook,
Albert
A
Richards,
could
not
swim.
Twelve
thousand
gallons
of
gasoline
were
burned
and
the
survivors
swam
through
a
blazing
sea.
HANDSOME
PRINCIPALS
OF
A
SOCIETY
WEDDING:
James
Cyril
Dance,
son
of
Sir
George
and
Lady
Dance,
was
married
to
Charlotte
Strutt,
daughter
of
the
late
Herbert
Strutt,
at
St.
Margaret's
Westminster,
the
Dean
of
Windsor
officiating
at
the
ceremony.
MONTHLY
DINNER
OF
SHRINE
CLUB
The
regular
monthly
meeting
of
the
Prince
Rupert
8hrine
dub
took
place
laat
"venlng
in
the
Commodore
Cafe,
Stan.
Parker,
vice-president
presiding
In
Ux
absence
of
W.
Tobey,
president
who
Is
la
the
eait.
Contributing
to
the
program
wert
MIm
Harris,
Seattle,
who
sang,
acgooj-i
panled'
by
Mrs
Robinson
and.
A.
.iA..
Oonnon
with'
monologues.
After
dinner
the
regular
business
meeting
took
place.
JUDGMENT
RESERVED
IN
MARKETING
ACT
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
21
Judgment
waa
reserved
bv
Mr.
Justice
Murphy
upon
appeal
of
Hung
Chuck
against
a
conviction
under
ths
Marketing
Act.
STORM
SWEPT
HAITI
COAST
Tidal
Wave
Lifted
Fishing
Boats
and
Carried
Them
to
Streets
of
City.
(
PORT
AU
PRINCE.
Aug.
21.
,
Desolation,
was
widespread
today
over
thoouthern
peninsula
of
Haiti
where
a
tropical
storm
wrecked
whole
towns
and
killed
two
hundred
ersons
and
left
10,000
homeless.
Only
one
of
two
hundred
buildings
was
left
standing
in
St.
Louis.
Fishing
craft
was
left
stranded
.
three
city
blocks
from
the
water-front
by
a
tidal
wave.
WHEAT
DOWN
AGAIN
VANCOUVER.
Aug
21
-The
pia
wheat
la
down
today
to
1
.12V
if
!
Manson
Receives
Gift
of
Silver
Cigar
Box
and
Cigars
from
the
Provincial
Police
Force
of
B.C.
VICTORIA,
Aug.
21.
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson,
attorney
general,
was
the
recipient
of
a
handsome
silver
cigar
box
filled
with
cigars,
at
the
Parliament
Buildings
thi.s
morning,
the
presentation
being
made
in
front
of
the
Library
on
behalf
of
the
superintendent,
officers
and
,
non-commissioned
officers
of
the
British
Columbia
provincial
police.
J
Mr.
Alanson,
who
was
visibly
touched
by
this
display
of
their
;
loyalty
and
respect,
replied
suitably
thanking
them
for
the
gift
and
i
expressing
appreciation
of
the
good
work
done
by
the
force
since
its
extension
to
cover
the
greater
part
of
the
province.
"GIANTS
RETAIN
,
iixivr;iin
pkomptly
NOTIFY
THE
OFFICE
Owing
to
the
large
lncreaae
In
circulation
due
to
the
caoipa'gn
the
matter
of
delivery
of
papera
is
awinewhat
of
a
problem.
Sub-ac
libera
are
aaked
to
be
patient
and
to
notify
the
office
tome-daaxiy
if
the
paper
do
not
arrive.
Every
effort
la
being
made
made
to
cope
with
the
attua-ton
and
prompt
notification
by
any
who
may
not
get
then-
paper
will
help.
FIVE
CATCHES
SOLD
AT
FISH
EXCHANGE
Price
for
halibut
at
the
local
ex
change
were
fair
this
morning
when
only
two
American
and
three
Canadian
boats
aoM
tfeetr
catches.
Canadian
boats
got
practically
as
good
prices
as
the
American
boats.
AMERICAN
f
Tahoma
26.000
lbs
.
to
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
at
12.30
and
Qc.
B
nana
18,000
lbs.,
to
Booth
Fisasr-
lea
at
11.60
and
6c
CANADIAN
Oaome
900.
lbs.
CMadtan
Flab
and
I
OoM
Storage
at
12c..
and
7c.
H.
and
R.
4
.500
lbs,
to
Royal
Ftsh
Oumpany
at
11
80
and
7c.
Beamald
15.000
lbs.,
to
AUln
Fish
Company
at
10
40
and
6c.
VAUDEVlLlE
STARS
I
PICTURES
ON
YIEW
Floturss
of
the
Vaudeville
Stan.
Features
of
the
Fair
are
on
display
In
front
of
the
Eih.blUon
office.
City
HaU.
ii.cad.i.g
lex
Young,
the
funny
little
cowboy
comedian
of
the
Movies,
who
will
appear
in
person
at
least
twice
daUy.
CANADIANS
WIN
IN
EDINBURGH
SPORTS;
EDINDUROH.
Aug
21
-
A
detach
ment
of
the
Canadian
Alymptc
team
met
a
Scottish
airgregation
In
a
track
and
field
meet
here
yesterday.
The
Canadian
won
the
mile
relay
and
Doral
Pilling
of
Canada
won
the
Javelin
throw.
AGED
MAN
KILLED
BY
AUTO
AT
EDMONTON
BDMONTON.
Aug,
31.
-James
Bell,
70
years
of
age.
a
well
known
Edmonton
j
old
timer
waa
fatally
injured
when
he1
was
knocked
down
by
a
motor
truck
and
dted
fifteen
minutes
later.
ASSIZES
HERE
OPEN
OCTOBER
SIXTEENTH
VICTORIA.
Aug
21.
-Prince
Rupert
assises,
criminal'
and
civil,
will
open
October
16
and
at
Prince
George
October
.
The
tenders
for
the
kalsomlninf
or
the
FISo
Hall
were
considered
at
the
City
Council
meeting
laat
evening.
At
both
tenders
were
for
the
same'
amount,
and
as
none
of
the
aldermen
bad
a
coin
with
two
"heads"
or
two
"tails"
the
consideration
of
the
tenders
was
referred
to
ths
UtUltlee
Committee
with
power
to
act.
Union
Steamer
Cstala
la
not
expected
to
arrive
before
S
this
afternoon
Advertise
In
the
Dally
Newa.
It
paytl
PHIIXIE
TFEN
POt'MIED
CI
HH
FOR
EIOH-HITS
AND
ELEVEN
RUNS
GAME
YESTERDAY
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
21
The
OlanU
re
tained
the
lead
of
the
National
Leajiie
baseball
eertea
when
both
they
and
the
Cardrn&la
won
their
games
yesterday.
The
Phllllee
pounded
the
four
Cub
pftehera
for
elghteeA
htts
and
eleven
runs.
Including
four
home
runs,
one
of
them
Hack
WBson.
28th
of
the
year.
The
Braves
and
Pirates
battled
near-y
three
hours
tefore
HornabyV
crew
won
in
the
game
la
whteh
36
a&fe
btts
wice
made.
19
cl
aJk
Ialas.
Philadelphia
lost
irB&TZBviif
Browns
increasing
the
Idle
Yankee's
lead.
NATIONAL
New
York
S:
Cincinnati
3.
Brooklyn
1;
8t
Umt
2.
Boston
14:
Pittsburg
II.
Philadelphia
11:
Chicago
6.
AMERICAN
Chicago
6;
Boston
4.
St.
Louis
8:
Philadelphia
2.
RETURN
VISIT
OF
ERIK
BYE
MILL
GIVE
INTERNATIONAL
CLASSICAL
CONCERT
ON
HIS
RETURN
FROM
ALASKA
TOUR
To
the
Cltlrene
of
Prince
Rupert:
I
Ladles
and
Gentlemen
Our
friend,
the
j
greitt
Norwegian
ainger.
Erik
Bye.
has
'promised
to
give
us
an
Intcrnattonsl
ctawieal
concert
as
scon
aa
he
re
to
ma
form
Juneau.
Alaska
This
concert
will
bo
gives
on
Tuesday.
August
28
at
8.30
pjn.
la
the
Moawt
usu.
The
program
which
Mr.
Bye
will
put
on
will
indeed
Satisfy
the
most
refined
taste.
It
will
be
very
attractive
and
interesting
to
everybody.
Mr.
Bye
haa
prcnouBced
ma
aU
will
that
one-third
of
the
prsnt
aha.ll
go
to
the
poor
and
tick
of
this
etty.
Yourt,
etc
tadvt.
JACK
SELVIO.
FLYERS
MUST
HAVEFALLEN
Fl
EL
M
OULD
HAVE
HEEN
EXHAUSTED
RUT
MAY
YET
TURN
UP
CHICAGO.
Aug.
21.
It
la
certain
that
the
nMsaoprane
"Great
Roekford"
haa
been
down
ainoe
Sunday
because
ber
fuel
would
have
been
exhausted
The
only
hope
was
If
the
nyera
reached
Some
Isolated
spot.
It
la
feared,
however,
that
they
dropped
Into
the
aea
off
Cape
Chid
ley.
CANADIANS
WON
IN
SWIMMING
TOOK
THREE
FIRST
PRIZES
TALTKANN
GAMES
IN
DUHLIN
YESTERDAY
AT
DUBLIN.
Aug.
21.
Canadian
swim-
i
mera
won
the
three
finals
In
the
TaU-
teann
aquatic
competition
yesterday.
Spencer
came
first
in
the
200
metres
I
free
style:
Gerry
Ault
won
the
800
,
metres
free
style
and
M.
Bourne
the
100
'
mesre
back
stroke.
.
.