mtim
I
Boston
Grill
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
LARUE
CABARET
Everyone
reads
the
Classine'
J'
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
If
you
Jose,
advertise
lor
it.
,
4fy
Saturdays
If
you
Ilnd,
locate
tho
owner.
J
'
Dancing
rvrry
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
lor
It
fiiB
A
Dance
Hall
tor
Hire.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accomodation
for
Prlvao
Parties
GET
THE
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
II
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l'liune
457
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Vol.
XVIII.
No.
192
PRINCE
KUPERT,
B.
GTHUUSDAY,
AUGUST
10,
1028-
Price
Fiite
Cents.
Local
Shareholders
on
Visit
to
D.W.
Mines
at
Cedarvale
at
Week
End
Three
Return
With
the
Prospect
of
it
Becoming
One
of
Greatest
Shipninjr
Mines
in
Northern
British
Columbia
Tlirvt-
local
visitors
to
the
D.
W-
Minee
at
Cedarvale
returned'
ral
ly
in
the
week
enthused
over
the
prospect
of
one
of
the
biggest
i
mines
in
this
part
of
the
country
being
developed
there
in
the
nearj
luture.
They
spent
a
day
going
over
the
property
and
investigating;
:ht-
ore
outcroppings,
the
cuts
and
tunnel
and
report
that
there
iis;
an
average
of
aotnething
like
five
feet
of
galena
and
other
ores
con-!
:.i:niiig
zinc,
silver
and
lead
and
the
vein
extends
for
8,000
feet.
Tin-
visitors
were
Percy
Tinker,
Robert
Stewart
and
Ernest
all
of
whom
are
shareholders
in
the
mine.
They
took
the
train
.
a
to
Cedarvale
and
rode
uhe
eight
miles
to
PREMIER
KING
OFF
SATURDAY
MUX
SIGN
KELLOU
TREATY
IN
PAULS.
ATT
EMI
I-EAGIE
Of
NA-TIONH
AM)
OPEN
LEGATION
OTTAWA.
Aug.
16-remler
Macken-Kins
announced
last
night
that
be
ao.ilct
sail
from
Kew
York
on
the
.
.
.iiifr
Isle
de
Prance
early
Saturday
morning
to
sign
the
multilateral
treaty
to
I'urik
Augunt
IT.
It
la
understood
he
i!
cross
the
Atlantic
on
the
same
i-...
as
U.S.
Secretary
fcellogg.
cimrles
A.
Dunning,
minister
of
rati-will
sail
from
Quebec
Wednesday
will
meet
the
Premier
In
Paris.
H
'ii
will
go
to
Oencva
to
represent
the
:
.'i:;nlon
at
a
meeting
of
the
League
NiUmns.
Early
in
October
the
Pre-
will
open
the
Oanadian
legation
I'.iri
and
will
afterwards
spend
a
in
Britain,
returning
to
Oanada
October
it
VICTORIA
LADY
SI
IIS.
IIENKV
CROFT
H.W
HAt'OHTER
01
LATE
ROIIERT
IH
NSM11R
KTORIA,
Aug.
IS
-'Mrs.
Henry
Cror
i
ii
i
liild
of
Hon
Robert
Dunsmuir,
''.'i
hi
her
home
Mount
Adelaide.
Bs-iuitnuiu
iiinas.
She
was
burn
in
Na-iiuiiKi
in
186S
and
lived
here
for
30
.
.ii,
During
tht
time
she
took
a
keen
;i
vtrst
in
local
affair
and
was
one
of
-ho
lenders
of
Victoria
society.
For
a
number
of
years
ahe
was
financially
t
:ni4TMited
In
the
Oolonlst
newspaper
.urn
tM-lped
to
shape
Its
policy.
Mi
Croft's
husband
founded
the
Vtc-.timber
Oompany
at
Chemalnus
i."
w.ih
prominent
In
connection
with
mi.
i
v-turen
at
Vlaunt
8;ckcr.
FAMOUS
WRITER
PASSES
AWAY
Mil
IKAHEI.LE
F.CCLLHTONE
MAC
KAY'
at
vancocvi.r
last
NIUIIT
VANCOUVER,
Aug
!.-
Mrs.
Isabelle
K
rixtoii
Maokay.
Oanada
l
ii
novelist.
!"
and
playrlght,
wile
of
Peter
J
Mac-'
v
oftioiai
reporter
of
the
Supreme
(
urt
,f
n
c.
died
at
her
home
here
1
i--i
night.
Sh
had
bn
In
peer
balth
tor
V'i-.ir
BILL
TILDEN
WAS
BEATEN
I
KANHH
T.
Ill
NTI-.lt
AI.NO
l0VM;i
MY
I1UA
Of
TUNAS
IX
TI
KI'
TliN.MS
1'VK.
NBW
YOIIK.
Aug.
18-
BUI
Tll-
was
beaten
In
the
eastern
turf
tennis
'
l'iilonahlp
yestetday
by
mu
Mer
ii
young
Pennsylvania
player
WI.
Tiiden
did
not
seem
to
extend
tolmself.
l-'iaiirib.
t
Hunter
was
beaten
fey
Uerk-'"V
H-11
of
Dallaa,
Texas,
0-4.
DYNAMITE
EXPLODED
PREMATURELY
AT
MINE
AixiARY,
Aug.
IS
Ij,
L.
Johnson,
'"
years
chairman
of
the
dejwrtineirt
""idlers
olvU
re-eetabnshment
at
Cal-''ry.
was
Instantly
killed
yesterday
wiien
a
oharge
of
dynamite
ecploded
I'rematursly
in
his
mine
.
Dodda,
I
the
mute
an
pack
horses,
climbing
the
mountain
to
a
height
of
about
four
thousand
feet.
The
camp
Is
3,900
feet
above
sea,
level
but
one
of
the
best
showings
of
ore
is
at
AfiOO
fast.
Tbey
were
entertained
by
E-Ooveroor
Davis
of
Idslto.
who
Is
ttte
general
manager
for
the
mine.
While
just
now
there
are
only
about
fifteen
men
employed
at
the
D.
W.
mine,
this
number
Is
to
oe
doubted
tor
the
winter
in
order
to
thoroughly
test
the
ore
before
putting
In
ttie
necessary
faculties
for
shipping.
The
pr-jperty
Is
a
very
large
one.
about1
forty
claims
being
Included
and
the
la-dtoatlons
aw
that
It
win
be
a
surprise
the
people
of
Northern
British
Columbia
when
the
actual
work
of
mining
Edmonton
uiiAi,
HEAT
CHAMPIONS
FRANCE
VIWTLRIIAV
PABM.
Aug.
16
TSe
Edmonton
Grade,
holders
of
the
world
tip
basketball
lor
nnusd
-the
Linoest.
champtona
of
Prance.
W
to
14
at
the
International
University
games
yesterday.
OFFICERS
TO
FETCH
CHARLES
SINCLAIR
Passengers
on
the
Princess
Charlotte
from
Juneau
yesterday
afternoon
included
United
States
Emigration
Ora-ner
Roland
P.
Wyatt,
Deputy
U
B
Mar-ahal
Wn.
CareweU
and
at.
Crowley
who
arrived
to
escort
Charles
Sinclair,
ac
cused
of
Infractions
of
the
Volstead
Act
and
of
breaking
out
of
jail,
back
to
Juneau.
The
accused
is
a
Qritiah
object
and
Is
f)gh"nir
deportation
as
the
offence
la
not
an
extraditable
one.
The
official
from
Alaska
had
hoped
to
return
on
the
Prince
Rupert
going
north
at
4
yesterday
afternoon
but
were
unable
to
get
sway
owing
to
legal
difficulties
connected
with
the
deporta
tion
Local
emigration
officers
are
awaiting
instructions
from
Vancouver
In
regard
to
the
case.
HALIBUT
LANDINGS
ARE
LIGHT
TODAY
Halibut
landings
were
tight
to-day
when
only
two
American
baata
snld
St.-000
lbs.
at
14J0O.
and
lS.Oo
for
mediums
and
Tc.
and
Sc.
for
seconds,
and
iwo
Canadian
boats
aoM
S1.000
lbs.
at
12
70c
and
Sc.
AMKKK
AN
ItOlTS
Arrol.
38.000
lbs.
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
13.40
and
Sc.
Normaad.
34.0(10
lbs.
to
Royal
Plan
Company
at
14J0c..
and
7c.
TAXAIilAN
IIOATH
Tramp.
16.000
lbs.
to
Atlln
Plah
Oom
pany
at
18
70c.
and
Ac.
plr
of
Jacks.
6,000
lbs.,
to
imuui
risherlen
at
UTOc.
and
Sc.
LORD
PEEL
TO
COME
CANADA
AS
DELEGATE
LONDON.
Aug
16.
It
was
announced
today
thut
In
view
of
the
appointment
of
lord
Hallsham.
Lord
Chancellor,
as
.nt.ii.
Prime
Minister.
Vleoount
Peel
k
hMn
aDoolnted
chairman
m
United
Kingdom
(ielegaUon
to,
meeUngs
of
the
Empire
Parliamentary
In
Canada.
I
I.YINCi
TO
HWr.KI.N
.nwDn
T1.1B
.
Aug.
IS
BeTt
i,
ii
,,k
,.tr
this
mornlnn
for
OooB
rt
on
the
first
leg
of
a
flight
and
Iceland
Greenland
tt.,,
via
He
b'soeomuanied
by
Parker
Cramer
as
na-vieator
'
uill.AT
MAUKKT
tf
VANCOUVER.
Aug
.
WHS
1
19
'i
wheat
here
tta-
Ramsay
Gdoup
taken
aboard
the
anadian
Pai-H'u-
liner
"
I.
m
ot
France"
on
the
arrival
of
the
leader
of
the
British
Labor
Party,
J.
Uanway
MacDonald
and
hi.-
three
daughters.
Ishbel,
Joan
and
Sheila,
for
a
six
weeks
tour
of
the
Dominion.
Left
to
right
:
J.-ian
MacDonald,
Ishbel,
youngest
member
of
the
L.C.C-,
Captain
Griffith,
commander
of
the
.mpress,"
The
Right
Hon.
J.
Ramsay
MacDonald,
and
Sheila.
Rt.
lion.
Rum.sey
Muc
Donald
and
hih
daughters
will
tour
Canada,
coming
tol'rince
IlupertjAugust
31.
LOCAL
PARENTS
lL.TII
O!'
TtVfXVK-Vr.AK-OU
IMHl-
i;n
k
ru:it(-K
took
puce
laht
i;i:mn(j
The
death
took
place
last
evening
at
he
home
of
ber
parents
of
Plorettce
ttrrce.
12
year-old
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
IT
L.
Plssee
of
Market
Place
of
has
city.
The
little
girl
had
been
suffering
rram
rheumatism
for
some
time
and
rent!
y
had
been
to
Cedarvale
In
the
hope
that
the
change
would
be
bene-talal.
ahe
returned
from
there
last
weak
and
on
ttsadsy
lircame
weaker,
taw
at
aurvlved
-sf-er
.peaU.
Je
ata-ers
Everyn
Clara
anil
Mary,
and
bro
thers
Lawrence,
Prank.
Herbert.
Karl
I
and
Buddy,
all
of
tola
city.
The
funeral
wUI
take
plare
from
the
Salvation
Army
Citadel
on
Sunday
at
3.
-SO.
Ensign
Joyce
ot
the
Salvation
Army
being
In
charge
of
ape
service.
Haynor
Brothers
are
In
charge
of
the
'uneral
arrangements
RUN
OF
PINKS
MASSET
INLET
DISAPPOINTING
The
run
of
pink
salmon
In
Massett
Inlet
this
itnaeon
la
proving
to
be
disappointing,
almost
all
the
cannery
managers
reported
yesterday.
The
pack
for
the
season.
It
Is
estimated.
wUI
run
from
thlrty-flvs
to
fifty
percent
of
that
in
IBM
It
was
hoped
that
the
1M
pack
would
equal
If
not
exceed
that
of
two
years
ago.
The
Langara
Pishing
Ac
Packing
Co
at
New
Maemtt
has
the
largest
pack.
The
Massett
Oanners
at
Old
Maesettt
have
put'
up
10,000
oases
so
far.
The
other
canneries
are
the
B.
C.
Packers
plant
at
Watun
Rlvec.
Shan
non
Ray
and
Ferguson
Day.
The
most
of
the
fish
packed
In
Mas-
sett
Inlet
have
come
from
Nades
Har
bor
where
there
was
a
good
run
for
two
or
three
weeks,
and
where
Ashing
will
be
closed
at
6
pm.
today.
The
-un
In
the
inlet
Iturlf
U
falling
far
betow
expectations.
Several
aelneboats
were
taking
salmon
In
the
proximity
of
Port
Clements'
wharf
yesterday.
VESSEL
ASHORE
MEXICANCOAST
SAN
PEDRO.
Aug
Id
Tiiere
were
178
persona
aboard
the
Panama
Mall
liner
Bcudor
en
route
from
Ban
Pranctsoo
to
New
York
reported
aground
on
Oape
Laaarus
on
the
Mexican
coast
One
hundred
of
them
are
passengers,
A.
K.
Oopplng,
a
frequent
contributor
to
the
War
Cry,
will
aeaompany
Major
aud,
Mrs.
Oarruthers
on
ttietr
return
to
Alaska
to-morrow.
White
there
Mr.
Oopplng
will
write
a
aerlea
of
artletaa
dealing
with
the
activities
of
the
Salvation
Army
among
the
natives
of
the
i.orth.
This
aeries
Is
being
speelany
written
for
the
International
Headquarters
of
the
Bslvatlon
Army.
The
special
meetllngs
of
the
Salvation
Army
held
here
in
connection
with
the
visit
of
Ool
Edward
Joy.
editor
of
the
War
Cry.
were
brought
to
a
conclusion
last
evening
by
a
musical
entertainment
at
the
local
citadel.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News
It
pays)
MacDonald
Tours
BoslontExpress"
Beaten
at
Dublin
.
by
Canadian
Middle
Distance
Man
Phil
Edwards
at
Tailteann
Games
DUBLIN,
Aug.
16.
Phil
Ethvards,
Canadian
mid-die
distance
runner,
who
heat
out
Lloyd
Ilahn,
American
itar
in
the
Olympic
800
metres
for
fourth
place
yesterday
repeated
his
victory
over
the
Boston
Boy
when
he
won
the
800
metres
run
at
the
Tailteann
games.
It
was
a
great
setback
to
American
hopes
when
Edwards
beat
Ilahn
by
six
yards.
The
winner
uncorked
a
terrific
sprint
at
the
finish
and
left
the
"Boston
Express"
looking
like
a
sidetracked
freight.
Canadian,
SRpntcrsj&iade
the
best
showing
in
the
preliminary
heats
"Jfthc
100
metre
dash.
Warren,
Fitzpatrick
and
Adams,
all
of
Canada,
won
their
heats.
FISHERIES
AEROPLANE
CRASHES
Come
Down
On
Porchcr
Island
Yesterday
Pilot
in
Hospital
The
Western
Airways
Fishery
Protection
airplane
crashed
yesterday
on
Porchcr
island
in
a
tog.
Pilot
CumminKB
was
ber-iously
hurt
in
the
disaster.
He
was
brought
to
Prince
Kupert
this
morning
and
is
now
in
the
local
hospital..
His
two
companions
Walker
and
Ilallantvne
escaped
with
slight
injuries,
the
former
suffering
an
eye
injury.
The
Diane
fell
on
Walker
Mountain
near
Welcome
liar
lior.
KOOTENAY
FLORENCE
WJS
ACTIVE
STOCK
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
1-
-Kooteny
Plo-rence
activity
was
the
.leature
of
the
strrk
market
yrsiorday
here,
soortng
a
net
gain
of
IV
on
a
turnover
of
68,-
000
shares.
Rt
Til
HITS
IIOMIill
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
It
Babe
Ruth
lilt
Ids
4stfe
homer
In
the
fourth
Inniims
of
Uie
Yankee-White
Cog
game
today.
MINERS
Kll.l.EI)
COALPORT.
PA.,
Aug.
16-
Thirteen
miners
were
killed
In
an
e
plosion
st
the
Irvuna
C-i
Oampany'a
mine
here
Wednesday
KING'S
YAGHT
;
IN
COLLISION
GOWS6.
England.
Aug.
16.
The
King-Is
yacht
Britannia
collide
with
her
eacort
Mine
sweeper
Selkirk
In
the
Oowes
roadstead
today
wit
tithe
result
that
the
vessel
was
uimble
to
compete
in
the
Royal
VIctorlB
regatta
King
OeiiK'
learned
of
the
accident
at
Aberdeen.
SooUaud
a
lw
was
en
raute
t
Biil'ir-M
Castle.
Canada
EACH
LEADER
IN
BASEBALL
LOST
GAMES
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
10
While
the
Cardinals
were
Increasing
their
lead
over
the
Otente
to
three
and
a-half
games
yesterday,
Philadelphia
was
refusing
for
tlie
second
time
In
two
days
to
reduce
the
margin
of
the
Yankees
to
the
same
figures,
both
American
league
leaders
dropping
their
games.
Organ
Faber
was
ThleHy
responsible
for
the
Yankees
re-
NATIONAL
New
York
1:
Chicago
6.
Brooklyn
6;
Pittsburg
S.
Philadelphia
4;
cmclnnattl
11.
Boston
8;
St.
Louis
7.
AMERICAN
Chicago
8;
Now
York
4.
Cleveland
7;
Boston
0.
Detroit
6:
Philadelphia
3.
St.
Louis
S;
Washington
4.
COAST
Oakland
nil;
Portland
6.
San
Franclaoo
IS;
Los
Angeles
4.
Sacramento
S;
Seattle
4.
Hollywood
6;
Mlwtlons
1
ROTARYHEAD
VISITING
CITY
John
Casper,
district
governor
of
Rotary
International,
addressed
members
of
the
local
Notary
club
this
afternoon
at
their
luncheon
In
the
Commodore
Cafe.
George
Rnrle
presiding.
He
arrived
heie
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Prior
1
Charlotte
from
Ketchikan
where
he
had
been
vlaUlng
the
only
Alaskan
Club.
Mr.
Casper
Is
a
farmer
of
Walla
Walla.
Washington
State.
He
is
accompanied
here
by
Mrs.
Casper.
Both
were
met
at
the
boat
by
George
Rorle.
John
Dare
and
Mrs.
Oeorge
Bryant.
This
morning
they
were
taken
for
a
drive
around
the
city
and
this
afternoon
they
are
out
in
Oeorge
Bryant's
yacht
Harla.
Last
evening
the
Governor
met
the
two
most
important
oommlttees
of
the
local
club
and
discussed
local
conditions
and
possibilities.
ITALIAN
AIRMAN
HIES
RIO
DE
JANERIO.
Aug.
16-MaJor
Carlo
del
Prete.
the
Italian
airman
who
recently
flew
from
Rome
to
Brasll.
died
1
rlvw
,n
juries
suffered
In
a
crash
Iters
Ln
August
7
Wave
of
Prosperity
Sweeping
Across
Canada
Result
of
Huge
Crop
and
Increased
Production
VICTORIA,
Aug.
16.
Canadian
crops
will
this
year
give
her
farmers
two
billion
dollars
yield
and
the
wave
of
prosperity
and
prog-'
cess
sweeping
from
ocean
to
ocean
across
the
D.omlnion
will
give
.emendous
impetus
to
the
country's
trade
and
business
generally,
declared
Dr.
J-
U.
Grisdale,
deputy
minister
of
agriculture
for
the
dominion,
who
was
in
Victoria
today.
"Three
years
ago
British
Columbia
was
importing
eggs,"
Dr.
Grisdale
said.
"Then
she
exported
two
cars
in
oiie
year.
Last
.year
she
sent
between
sixty
and
seventy
cars
to
other
parts
of
Canada
and
England
This-
year
the
province
already
has
exported
between
200
and
225
cars
in
a
period
of
six
months.
;::;;.:::;
SCHOOL
IVITIIOCT
MISNINO
A
lAY
TERRACE,
Aug.
16
In
re-eogniu
n
of
the
exceptionally
fine
record
of
Margaret
H.
McLaren,
of
Terrace,
who
has
completed
seven
years
attendance
a',
the
public
aehool
without
ever
being
absertt
and
without
having
been
once
late,
and
further
without
having
ad
a
sin
gle
bad
mark
recorded
against
her,
the
trusteas
have
presen-
ted
her
with
a
very
chaste
and
valuable
necklace,
as
a
memen-
to
nf
her
highly
creditable
re-
cord.
j
4
MN
FOUND
DEAD
WiTH
BULLET
WOUND
IN
RIGHT
TEMPLE
SOUTH
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
16
With
s
bullet
wound
in
his
right
temple
a
;
well
dressed
man
about
65
years
of
age
was
found
lying
on
the
wharf
at
the!
foot
of
Victoria
Road
on
the
North!
Arm
of
the
Itaser
River
yesterday".
!
ItlcfAS
WaatHseovered
etoae.
.40
V
the
!
body.
j
The
man
was
Identified
later
as,
Henry
Muller.
68
years
of
age.
a
retir
ed
interior
decorator
or
Vancouver.
INFLUENZA
EPIDEMIC
AMONG
THE
INDIANS
WINMPEO.
Aug
16
-A
serious
epidemic
of
Influenza
along
the
banks
of
the
Mackensie
River
in
Manitoba,
said
letter
from
W.
B.
Singleton,
prin
cipal
of
the
Hay
River
Indian
School.
At
Port
Resolution
20
deathes
are
re
ported.
The
toll
of
deaths
at
other
points
is
thought
to
be
even
greater.
JOHN
J.
ILLOCK
HEAD
VAKCOUVER.
Aug..
16
The
death
look
place
this
morning
at
his
residence
in
the
city
of
John
O.
Ullock,
well-
known
resident
of
the
province
since
eighteen
ninety
-eight.
The
deceased,
who
was
sixty-seven
years
of
sge,
was
n
native
of
New
Brunswick.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Xuon
Closing
Prices
Today
on
Vancouver
Exchange
(Oourtesjr
of
S.
D.
Johnson
Co,
Ltd.)
The
feUowtng
quotations
were
bid
snd
asked:
Argents
rtufus.
28toc
39c
.
Bayvlew.
1e.
1e.
B.
C.
Sliver.
11.30.
tl.Ti.
Big
Missouri.
44
c.,
4fec.
Cork
Province.
3QVfce
30c.
DunweU.
16c..
16c
.
Duthie.
B6c.
61.03.
Oeorgla
River.
30c..
11
He.
master.
16c..
26c.
Ooleonda,
IMS.
M1.
Orandvlew.
30c.,
Mfcc.
Independence,
10c..
lOHe.
Indian.
6c..
6ftc.
Kootney
Florence.
23e
34a.
L.
As
L..
10e..
100.
Lekevlew.
Sc..
e.
Lradsmtth.
3c..
nil.
Lucky
Jim.
astfjc
39c
Marmot
Metals,
10Kc
lit.
Marmot
River
Gold.
10V46
lOftc
Mohawk.
c
SHc
National
Silver.
14HC
I0e.
Noraoda.
tolDO.
M.H.
Pend-OrelDe.
611.40.
61IJ0.
Porter
Idaho.
70
lie..
73a.
Premier!
$236.
63.41
"
Buth
Hope.
61c.
63c.
'
'
'
,--Sllver
Crest.
10c
.
nil:
-
'
Silverado.
66c..
80c.
Btocan
King.
6c..
nil.
Terminus.
16c..
10c.
Snowflake.
34c,
37c.
,
Topley
Rlehfierd.
eoc..
61o.
Toric.
6350.
13.34.
White
Water.
63.06.
3J0.
Woodbine,
3Kc
35c.
Sunlock.
13.70.
6383.
OILS
Dalliousle.
63.00.
130
i
Fabyou,
16VtC
l1''
H.mie
63.70.
2
78.
jphiluperoy
IS
MINISTER
WILL
HAVE
PLENIPOTENTIARY
POW-i;it.H
AT
PARIS
IF
KINO
(JEOHdE
ACCEPTS
UECO.MtlENDATION
OTTAWA.
Aug.
18
Hon.
PhlUIpe
Boy
-.as
been
recommended
by
the
Oomln-on
Oovr.rnment
to
the
King
for
appointment
as
Canadian
Minister
Plenl-
iPotentlary
to
Paris.
Premier
Mackenzie
announceo
ncre
tooay.
uoy
nas
been
eignteen
years
Canadian
eommlissloner
in
Paris.
No
action
has
been
taken
to
appoint
a
Canadian
minister
to
Toklo
for
which
authority
was
given
at
the
last
sitting
of
Parliament.
The
Premier
stated
that
tho
formal
commission
for
the
appointment
of
M.
Roy
would
be
Issued
by
His
Majesty
In
time
for
the
opening
of
the
legation
In
Pari
the
first
week
In
October.
EMPIRE
GAMES
ORGANIZING
HAMILTpS.
ONTARIO.
ASKS
IOR
THE
FIRST
MEET
IX
1930
AXfl
THIS
RECOMMENDED
TORONTO.
Aug.
16
A
London
cable
to
the
Star
says
there
was
s
meeting
under
the
chairmanship
of
Lord
Des-borough
at
Stamford
Bridge
Tuesday
at
which
the
advlsabUlty
of
holding
British
Empire
games
on
the
Olympic
plan
every
four
years
was
discussed
and
generally
approved.
Canada.
New
Zealand.
Australia.
South
Africa
and
India
were
represented
as
well
as
Britain.
Application
for
the
first
British
Empire
games
in
IBM
for
Hamilton.
Ontario,
was
approved
and
passed
on
for
action
by
the
permanent
body
when
It
Is
organized.
CROCKER
BEATS
AN
AUSTRALIAN
TENNIS
PUWERS
FROM
SOCTHERN
C1NTINBNT
TAKE
TWO
EVENTS
OCT
OF
THREE
MONTREAL.
Aug.
16
In
exhibition
tennis
yesterday
Hopmaa
sod
Crawford
of
Australia
defeated
Ham
and
Nunns
of
Toronto
6-4.
6-2,
6-3.
J.
B.
Hawkes
of
Australia
defeated
Jack
Wright
of
Montreal
6-1.
6-3.
Wllllard
Crocker
of
Montreal
defeated
Gerald
Patterson
of
Australia
6-3.
0-7.
RISKO
BEATEN
FOUL
IN
SIXTH
BROOKLYN.
Aug
16
-Robert
Robertl
Italian
heavyweight
won
from
Johnny
Blsko
of
Clrvelsnd
on
a
foul
In
the
sixth
round
or
their
bout
here
lsst
nigtvt
LARRYGAINS-WINSONFOUL
TORONTO.
Aug.
16
Larry
Gains
of
Turontii
won
on
s
foul
from
George
Godfrey
of
Philsdslphia
In
the
third
rodnd
of
a
scheduled
ten
round
bout
here
test
nlht.
which
wai
advertiMod
as
being
for
the
Wegru
heavyweight
championship
of
the
world
RAMSAY
MACDONALD
GETS
GOOD
RECEPTION
WINNIPEG.
Aug.
16-J.
Ramsay
Mao
douald
was
greeted
by
hundreds
of
citl-
rens
when
he
and
his
daughters
arrived
uu-t
night
for
a
two
days
halt
prior
to
jartlng
their
holiday
la
tte
West.
,