hlt.
thl
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fntV'O
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luuin
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,
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.......
zc(i
ior
many
reasons,
chiel
ol
which
appears
to
be
the
act
mat
tne
mayor
01
the
city
(Louis
u.
Taylor)
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termed
an
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S.
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the
enmmis-
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1.--1J.I
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4t
.
-oiice
force,
stated
in
his
report
to
the
city
council
today.
I
ue
commission
did
not
make
any
recommendations,
boarded
the
ablp.
lointing
out
that
the
responsibility
for
action
rested
on
Th
Canil1,n
i""
,d
woulQ
he
citv
council.
J2?.?T2"r-
ma
ac
nowg
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woe
win
i
rnnwr
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-
A
.summary
of
the
evidence
shows
that
in
addition
to
"
Amry.
he
root
of
the
trouble,
there
are
manv
other
reasons
'the
umt-d
stca
for
hia
bciu.
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stated.
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In
connection
with
charges
that
members
of
tho
force
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conclusion
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so
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nn
tiv
sr.
IIIMIOI-
IIAMIOU
KK.MI
LONDON',
Aug.
Aug.
34
night
Rev.
Daniel
Davlea.
Blahoo
of
BsAaor
ainea
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
Everyone
reads
the
Classified
Ads.
LARGE
C.IBAUKT
If
you
lose,
advertise
for
It.
Special
Dinner
Saturdays
Thursdays
and
If
you
find,
locate
tho
tfwncr.
I;
Dancing
rvrry
Saturday
ulRlit
0
to
12.
from
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
Dance
Hall
for
Ulr.
PRINCE
RUPERT
OET
THE
CLASSIFIED
lit
HIT.
Accomodation
for
Privae
Parties
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
rnone
417
Vol
XVIII.
No.
190.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
JJ.
C,
FRIDAY,
AUGUST
24,
1928.
Price
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Policy
of
Mayor
Taylor
is
!
Blamed
for
Police
Condition
in
j
Vancouver
by
the
Commissioner
bays
Is
lorced
to
Conclusion
that
Neither
Mayor
nor
Police
deceived
Protection
Money
From
Chinese
of
Vancouver.
VANCOUVER
Auur.
21.
"It
shou'd
be
stated
here
PREMIER
KING
IS
HONORED,
(IK
AM
or
WELCOME
TO
Milt
At
STEN
ClltMIIKKUtlN
ON
IIEHAI'
01'
CANADA
PLYMOUTH.
Augg
Pr-mler
M.ic
ksnsete
King
and
Secretary
Kellog
arm
hod
any
member
of
the
police
force
or
the
mayor
of
,
pnmiar
.We
nt
lm.
;";C
City.
'mlfranu
and
t
prefer
Brlttah
atock.
of
Frank
admitted
"
bhii
im-wt.
tiMt.
M
c
IJeferrincr
to
charges
Casisa,
oper-
r.tnts
to
Detective
Sergeant
McLaughlin
and
Detective
'
'
-
'
-
1
.nrges
unsupportable.
)
C
ommissioner
Lennie
recommended
that
the
Board
of
;t
Johcc
Commissioners
should
consist
of
a
judge
of
the
tlUll
lilt
LUUl
m
V1IV
lUIIVU
IIIMi-iUVt
"WV
V
VIIV
V.T
w
c.'i.i
tun
nntsljintlirnr
citizens.
As
an
alternative
he
re-
i
i
ji
i
n
i.
-i
i
.1
m
n
i
r
t.
l-
r
UIILlUILI
A
vrt
a
i
vMa.
Members
Here
Today
Making
Annual
Goodwill
Excursion
r
oni'
hundred
prominent
Vancouver
buninca
and
profesaional
Vancouver
Hoard
of
Trad,
dljtned.to
aid
In
the
lvelopmwu
i.tdi
und
mutual
good
feelintrs
between
the
aouthern
centre
and
nc
iul
points.
The
party
will
arrive
In
lbe
.
city
late
thia
noon
tihourd
the
C.
1.
R.
steamer
Princew
Alice,
Capt.
Thomas
ft.
h;u
tt
n
d
eKpodally
for
the
occasion,
and
will
be
here
until
:!
.jrh'
wlu-n
Xhe
group
will
proceed
to
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
ami
v.ar'
l'ow.
U
River,
Ocean
FalU
and
other
coaat
iHtlnU
have
-
aiiraadv
bwi
visited
tn
tha
oouraa
of
BABCOCK
URGES
CONSERVATION
SAVR
I'IMllMl
MAI.MON
IN
I
ITKU
I
li
t
.
I
H
I.IKK
M
I
DI
I.
IN
IIAVXTAt'K
Vli
niRiA.
Aug.
H.
To
find
salmon
'.'
''in:
in
the
upper
reachea
of
the
!
y."
Ittver
i
like
hunting
for
a
needle
i
c
iiiyVkiAck,
says
the
annual
refxut
"
proMqetal
ftaheriea
derwrtment
)
afcd
by
jaan
p.
Uaboook.
deputy
ni'ii.-M'iucr
of
fialierlea.
H'
,"!'.
im.
the
halibut
situation
tn
'"-ri.
Uritinii
Columbia
are
llkewkw
nii-'H
itua
the
neoMalty
of
meae-iiiiM-rve
the
halibut
m
urgwt
by
o
i
'MiiitiimaJ
commlsalon
la
stfwiMod.
nU'NCIU.oit.
AI'I'OINTEII
OTTAWA.
Aug.
34
Announoameut
made
today
of
the
appointment
of
Dv
K
C
,
as
oouneetlor
to
the
!
"
i
leKtlon
at
Barla,
he
had
heen
i'-'-iiur
to
the
department
of
ext
'ff'
"
ilnoe
IBM.
Aiivtrtlas
in
thi
Dally
News.
the
orutae.
I
Met
by
rapraaentoUvea
of
the
Prtnee
I
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
and
city
oouu-
ell.
the
viaitora
wUI
beitakeai
In
ohaaj
hry
the
local
commlUM
lmowdlay
up4n
I
arrival
to
be
shown
around
the
city.
vlalU
to
the
dry
dook.
elevator
and
plant
of
the
Canadian
Plan
OolU
Btorane
On.,
a
wrtl
aa
otlwr
potna
"f
Intereiit.
being
planned.
At
8
30
this
evening,
the
eaeeualve
of
the
Vancouver
Board
will
give
a
dinner
aboard
ship
In
honor
of
the
knal
Board
of
Trade
Oounell
and
Mayor-
and
Ald
ermen.
Hollowing
the
dinner
there
will
be
a
conference
between
the
eaecuuvaa
of
the
two
boards
ana
at
p-m.
enmnllmenury
dance
will
be
Wander!
dm
visitors
la
the
HU.
:i
The
party
will
leave
here
Jor
the
north
at
I
ajn.
tomorrow.
The
Princess
Alice
will
Ue
up
at
C..
n.
Wharf
No.
t
landing
there
arwolally
at
six
o'clock
this
evening.
111(1
SKATE
CAKIIIT
Howard
Hill
of
the
C.
N.
R.
whirl
freight
stiff,
s-ftshlng
during
spare
mo-meat
thU
morning,
hooked
a
huge
ahate
whtoh
measured
4
feet,
"
lMm
long
and
8
feet,
I
Inches
wide.
Utidlag
of
the
big
denlaen
of
the
deep
proved
more
of
a.
problem
th.m
'
.:U-Wu
It
MKVIWTKKX
VEAH
Ol.ll
oiiii.
swam
(ihm:i.
ix
heteen
.hocks
DOTaTR.
Aug.
i4
VUm
U4dle
Shery.
IT
years
of
age.
of
London,
swam
the
Bngllah
Channel
today
from
Cape
Oris
Nra
to
Dover
In
IS
hours.
&
minutes.
POSSIBLE
FAKE
MESSAGE
FROM
LOST
AVIATORS
AMtTEl
It
(1ETM
U
II
T
HE
THINKS
IS
Itl.AI,
(
All,
HIT
OTIIKIts
IMIIHT
ITS
At
1HENTICITV
CHICAOO.
Aug
34.
A
wlreleea
mes-signed
"Rncktord
nyers"
was
received
In
Chicago
today
by
R.
J.
Harris,
an
amateur
ofraaor.
The
aasMage
aald
the
plane
was
down
on
a
small
island
fifty
muea
off
Newfoundland
owing
to
oil
feed
failure
Sunday
morning.
"Myers
safe.
Only
way
you
oan
gal
to
ua
Is
by
ship.'
aald
the
me
age.
It
further
aald
that
fond
supply
vu
running
low
and
the
wireieM
e4
was
being
operated
by
power
from
a
aenerator.
An
effort
to
arrange
a
later
hour
for
oon
vernation
waa
answered
In
this
way:
"We
are
very
tired
and
need
ale)
badty.
Will
call
you
tomorrow
night."
Harris
said
ha
waa
very
ooniMent
the
laesaage
waa
bona
fide
but
other
amateurs
pointed
to
several
discrepancies
Tfcey
pointed
out
that
neither
Ha.vel
nor
C
ranter
had
more
than
a
aketchy
know
Mm
Irelen
and
Cramer,
the
better
r
RfBopeeaa
aenu
Hairls.eakt.,01)
.
to
other
hand
the
algnaW
oiVne
thrhugh
as
from
the
hand
of
a
Veteran
ofierator.
One
amateur
asked
where
power
oould
have
been
supplied
by
generator
aa
the
plane
used
ba-tterlea.
The
menage
too,
was
not
on
the
wave
length
luted
by
the
flyers.
(Uhi
ffW4
wftttMklrtrl
I'RhTTY
TRIO
INf
(
LASS
UY
THIiMSKLVES:
Thye
are
Georjrette,
Leontineand
Kmile
Bernard,
the
only
triplets
who
were
among
those
present
at
t
hi.
year's
baby
.show
in
Paris
Second
Message
Purporting
to
Come
From
the
Two
Lost
Aviators
North
of
Newfoundland
and
Asking
for
Help
COPENHAGEN,
Aug.
21.
Authoritative
reports
from
South
Greenland
yesterday
that
IJcrt
HasscI
and
Parker
Cramer
were
sighted
Sunday
over
the
village
of
Fiskcnacset
have
stirred
the
utmost
op
timism
among
experts
that
the
United
States
airmen
will
be
found
safe.
NEW
YOKK,
Aug.
2J.-Eric
Palmer,
a
Brooklyn
amateur
radio
operator
this
afternoon
reported
that
he
had
just
been
in
communication
with
a
station
reporting
as
the
missing
plane
"Greater
Hock-ford.'
The
message
read:
"Hello,
old
man;
we
arc
on
an
island
50
miles
north
of
Newfoundland
and
usiinjj
a
wind
generator
for
power.
Talked
last
night
wtih
9CI)J
Chicago.
Please
send
help."
MURDER
CHARGE
4
in
(ii;
n.rsTi
it
or
1
1
)lt
.!(
ON
Sit
LET
I'EA
AT
-TEUKAfl;
TKRHACK.
Aug.
Ui
A.
At-Uee
has
a
sweet
pajsv
Stalk
ui
which
are
eleven
dasthsot
and
;il
slied
bjoorrw
all
In
a
eiuater
at
the
top
of
the
vine,
lis
now-ens
are
while
ami
the
vtne
Is
groalng
Ui
a
vmindah
boa.
4
"
VISCOUNT'S
..
GRAYE.OPEN
;t
a
LBN
EAOl.BB
Aug.
.
HotTlM
grwet
of
Vasoount
Haldaoe
was
found
opened
this
morning
with
indication
of
an
attempt
to
pry
open
the
coffin.
Lying
aaleep
bealde
the
grave
waa
a
man
who
stopped
the
funeral
proeeaakm
of
the
former
minister
yesterday.
He
was
awakened
by
the
cemetery
attendant,
the
man
"declaring
he
had
spiritual!
leanings
and
hud
u
appointment
with
I
the
Viscount
Ho
naserted
yesterday
IMS,
died
today
aged
M.
He
lived
all
tht
,h
7unt
his
life
In
Walea.
i
'
!:
SUICIDEPACTt
woonarocK.
out
.
Aug.
at.
Robert
Chllda.
the
10
year
old
son
of
Alderman
.
4
Fred
Child,
was
arresnd
last
night
on
a
charge
of
murder
following
the
ver-
responsible
for
the
death
of
Miss
Oert-rude
Telland.
bis
sweetheart,
tn
an
alleged
suicide
pact
Monday,
dead.
not
SAI.AItlMi
Of
NINE
.Ml.Mlil.ltS
Ol'
(MIUMT.
AllE
ET
AT
Ml
ETINd
VICTORIA.
Aug
4-
At
meeting
of
the
eucutlve
cou&sU
an
oreder-m-couneU
was
passed
designating
the
mlnlstera
who
shall
reoWve
salary.
The
Premier
gets
MJOO
a
year
and
eight
others
sl.MO
each.
MalUand
and
Bruhn
get
no
salary.
diet
of
a
coroner's
Jury
which
held
htm
t
MAHOOD
BUYS
Properly
Owned
by
James
Crontn
1'iism's
to
I'nrtland
Canal
Operator
VANCOUVER,
Auk,
21,-Thc
Haliine
lton.ina
mining
proper
tliH,
fiirmerly
owned
by
James
Cronin
of
Spokane,
located
nliout
2o
miles
from
Smithers,
have
been
purchased
by
(irant
Mn"(Ml,
well
known
Portland
Canal
mining
man,
who
htntes
that
he
will
commence
develon-ment
of
the
properties
at
on.c.
PILCHARD
CATCH
IS
LARGE
ONE
VICTORIA.
Aug.
34.
The
pllchsrd
plants,
Including
one
operated
by
Prlno
Hupert
people
are
having
a
very
suo
eessful
year
on
the
west
coast
of
the
Island.
Urge
quantities
of
all
nd
fih
eal
Is
being
produced
and
up
to
th
present
the
return
are
well
ahead
oi
Ivi
aeaaon.
Seward
Threatened
with
Disaster
as
Result
of
Fierce
Storm
in
Alaska
City
Plunged
inb
Darkness
and
Water
Supply
Partly
Cut
Off
Places
on
Alaska
Hallway
Heport
Damage.
SEWARD,
Alaska,
Aug.
21.
After
three
night
of
continued
rain
which
reached
a
climax
Wednesday,
Seward
is
again
threatened
with
disaster-by
the
raging
watera
of
Lowell
Creek
in
the
greatest
flood
since
1917,
where
houses
were
washed
down
stream.
Third
Avenue
bridge
has
collapsed
breaking
the
power
flume
and
plunging
the
city
into
darkness
besides
cutting
off
part
of
the
city's
water
supply.
Fourth
Street
bridge
was
threatened
yesterday
and
with
it
the
remaining
water
supply
mains.
Thousands
of
feet
of
lumber
of
the
Warrack
Construction
Co.
of
8e
itic
with
which
they
had
begun
thee
building
of
the
1100,000
flood
control
llum,
was
carried
down
stream
and
piled
up
with
qiud
and
rock
on
tn
track!
of
the
Alaska
Railroad.
The
at
rm
wai
still
raging
yesterday,
bringing
report
from
outlying
district
far
away
u
Mosae
past
or
the
wide-.
,
snread
damage
and
the
weakening
i
the
railroad
and
hlehwiy
bridge.
BRIDGE
AT
HAGWILGET
ISTOBECLQSED
MAKE
CHANGES
IN
EDUCATION
iion.
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iiixdicLHTE
hays
VARIATIONS
Will.
TAKE
1"UCB
SLOWLY
v
VICTORIA,
Aug.
HOhangea
edueetltak
system
of
B.
0.
oaa
mad
very
stony
and
as
t)JftHaywllglrW
tne
iw
iMhleter'4
n
its
Use
de-
over
the
Bulkley
Hirer
close
to
Kewjjoehua
Hlnthdlff,
sM
today.
Tttn
de-
Hstrlton,
which
has
been
condemned
by
j
partment
of
education
waa
one
In
wfelcn
I
Uie
engineer
of
the
Department
of
Pub-
radleal
change
could
not
be
tteMteaU
IK
worm,
wm
be
dosed
to
trsrilc.
ll
ne
emphasised.
was
decided
at
a
mettlng
of
the
execu-
tlve
counsU
yesterday.
.dertl!e
In
the
Dalit
News
Verdict
of
Inquest
is
That
Ernest
May
nurd
Was
Shot
in
Back
by
an
Unknown
Person
Mybtery
still
Surrounis
Affair
in
Which
Well
Known
.Man
Lost
Ills
Life
at
Addenbrook
Island
Lighthouse
Mystery
still
surrounds
the
killing
late
last
week
of
Ernest
Mny-
nard,
keeper
of
the
light
at
lonely
Adenbrook
Island,
about
two
hun
dred
miles
down
the
coast
from
here.
What
seemed,
according
to
first
reports,
to
have
been
a
case
of
suicide
is
shown
by
later
informa-niation
lo
have
been
clearly
a
matter
of
foul
play.
Shot
in
the
back
of
the
head,
the
unfortunate
man
s
body
was
found
face
down
on
the
small
wharf
of
the
light
station.
Indicating
that
the
killing
had
taken
place
at
night,
there
was
a
lantern
in
the
dead
man's
hand
and
the
body
wis
only
partially
clothed.
The
theory
advanced
is
that
Maynard
must
have
been
called
,oui
from
the
llght-howe
In
the
dad
af
.
4
tAHrlin
1
1
1
nXTCl
night
by
som
alarm
and
shot
by
some
I
All
jfllr
Al
AK
N
llant.
Identification
of
whom
my
IIUUIUUIU
ilUiAU
to
be
a
very
difficult
matter
There
waa
no
weapon
near
the
dMeacd
the
nearest
being
two
gun
In
th
ilght-hoi.se
ausrssr.
Psculltrly
enough,
tht
drors
of
the
lighthouse,
Itself
w
locked.
Discover;
of
the
tragedy
waa
mad
by
i
wo
flahermen
who.
operating
nsarby.
perceived
the
light
to
be
burning
tn
broad
daylight
and
proceeded
to
Investigate.
Oolng
on
th
small
Island
from
tht
rear,
thty
first
attempted
to
enter
the
lighthouse
and
found
It
locked
up.
then
being
no
response
to
their
calls.
Then
they
they
went
down
on
the
wharf
to
make
the
shocking
dlauveiy
of
the
dead
man's
body.
A
pioneer
of
the
city
and
th
north,
the
late
Mr.
Maynard
for
several
yesn
after
the
War.
In
which
he
served,
was
the
keeper
of
Lucy
Island
lighthouse.
Only
a
few
months
ago
he
was
moved
to
Adenbrook
For
several
year
before
the
War.
he
was
anltor
of
th
City
Hll
and
waa
wU
.acquainted
In
the
city.
Many
friends
were
shocked
to
learn
of
hla
untimely
dwnls.
Th
tngtdy
still
under
polio
Investigation
with
Inspector
William
Spll-
1er
In
charg.
'
1
That
Maynard
had
been
shot
In
tho
back
and
killed
by
a
person
or
persona
unknown
waa
th
verdict
of
an
Inquest
held
at
Ocean
rail
,
Into
the
tragedy.
Informant
has
taken
place
at
Ocean
falls.
A
oft-noMd
bullet
ntred
Maynard
s
head
which
was
virtually
shattered.
Inspector
William
Splller.
returnliiK
to
the
city
tills
afternoon
alter
msklrv.
Investigation
of
the
tragedy,
said
that
he
bad
no
statement
to
make
In
regsrd
to
thi
msi'.er.
IMFtKIALNAVi
K.tVS
WILL
IIK
KKQUKLII
JI
HT
AS
LONG
AS
COMMEKf
E
CtlUUKI)
BY
SEA
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
34
Declaring;
It
was
a
matter
of
business
and
not.
em-tlment,
VievAdmlrsI
Sir
Oyrll
Pultor.
oommandsr
In
chief
of
the
Nortra
Am.
ertcan
and
West
Indies
aquadrota.
msvde
an
eloquent
sppeal
for
support
tor
an
"adequate
Imperial
navy"
at
the
Canadian
Club
luncheon
given
In
has
raonor
yesterday.
"So
long
a
commerce
Is
carrlerl
by
the
ssa,
the
only
safeguard
Is
svn
svde-quate
navy",
he
declared,
"Just
u
ls
in
sure
noe
or
the
vUlage
policeman."
P.
GE.
PROBLEM
FOR
CABINET
VICTORIA,
Aw
J4-A
tlwroaicrt
investigation
will
be
mad
Into
the
(affairs
of
the
P.OE
and
Its
possibilities
j.ftr
which
It
win
be
decided
whether
or
no
the
line
wUI
be
sold
Should
tt
bo
do-
sided
to
retain
the
railway,
a
aohem
will
be
mapped
out
whereby
it
may
be
made
aa
useful
as
possible
to
ttve
prov-
Ince.
That
l
the
present
view
of
lion.
8.
P.
Tolmle
as
stated
here.
He
doc
hire
that
this
problem
will
b
on
of
tta
fUsst
tackled
by
the
Oovenuneut
after
tt
haa
set
its
house
in
order,
.
mtt,