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No.
'
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was
at
bar
bed-
ibt,
Hty
L'"1
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t
ETIIJX
HtltTLE
HON
WOMENtt
MAKATIION
AT
TOKOXTO
TOKAY
TORONTO.
Aug,
Kthal
HeatJe
of
New
Tejrk
tadaf
won
-t-
V
thetea
mCe'
1aWll
ipjafatf
V
awlan
for
weeaen
In
Laho
Cm-
tarM
today.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
(Courtesy
of
8.
D.
ohnaoa
Co,
Ltd.)
The
following
quotations
were
hid
Aiyanta
Rufus.
3;
Me.
Bayetew.
0e;
7fca.
B.
C.
Silver.
tlJI;
IIA.
Oark
PronaMs
a:
We.
Cotton
BeR,
4
So.
DunweU,
lie;
10.
Duthle.
ate;
Me.
Oeoraa
Ooppar,
aajoi
HM
Oeorgla
Mver.
Me;
Me.
Oladstona.
sc.
Ooleoraaa.
Mo;
Mo.
Oraaalviwo,
tie:
sth.
ZtMUaa.
tti
Te.
Kootanay
Ploraace.
MVfcc
Mc
L.
A
U
10.
Lcky
Jm..
ate.
tie.
Marmont
Metaia,
10
Me:
ltvte.
Marmot
mver
Sold.
lOe.
Mchawk.
Mc:
National
Silver.
14ot
la.
Noraoda,
M7
80.
Pnd-Orule.
ell.lt;
tl.M.
Porter
Idaho.
Tlfte;
71
e.
Prvtnler,
M.41:
M.44.
Ruth
Hope,
Me;
tc.
RUver
Oast,
10e.
auverado.
Me;
Tte,
Mlvenmtth.
Be.
unlock,
ft.10;
MJt.
anowflaka,
Mc;
MH.
Tarmlnue,
Wo.
Toptey
mehfMtd.
Me:
sejiio.
White
Water.
MOO;
!t.
woodbtne.
Me:
Me.
OILS
Dalbouale.
I1M:
M.
De
vanish,
toe;
Me.
Pabyon.
iV:
!
Home.
M.7;
M.TO.
Robert
Forhe
Defends
Policy
of
Immigration
Into
Canada
OTTAWA,
Auituet
29.
Hon.
Itobert
Forke,
miltr
of
iraml-1
-n
on,
iommntel
brioily
today
on
reai:
with
itward.U
Jm-naTi,-m
into
Canaoa
attributed
to
Ixrd'Lovtl
nad'M
lW-TM)iIf
"!
mcnt
Doard.
Mr.
Forke
said:
"If
British
ImmlRrantt
won't
'
mo
to
fanada.
we
cannot
help
It."
The
Uritlsh
immigrant
who
ab!r
and
willing
to
go
on
the
land
was
practically
being
tubtl-to
,
ome
to
Canada,
the
minister
declared.
This
was
not
the
1
with
subservient
people
such
as
were
referred
to
by
Lord
t
lutr.
They
came
to
Canada
though
given
no
encouragement.
L"rd
Lovalt
wa
quoted
in
Winnipeg
as
saying
that
the
Brit-'-h
P"fiile
failed
to
understand
why
Canada
brought
51,000
imitll.
K'ants
from
non-preftrred
countries
annually
and
only
50,000
from
Britlth
Islet.
tow
via
wm
jrWTa--r-
m
tejw
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
SPENDS
(lOOl)
CASH
IN
PRINCE
UUPEKT
Dculng
the
value
of
tb
CanaUiau
National
Steamships
to
Prince
Buptrt.
an
official
of
the
oompany
this
morning
men-
tkmed
that
In
addition
to
brlngisg
a
gnat
many
people
to
the
city
the
CJlJi.
eprnde
a
large
sum
In
the
city
for
gro-
certea.
flab,
laundry
and
other
purposes.
Par,
lbs
period
f
Match
1
to
July
St
this
4
amounted
to
41948.38,
some-
thing
that
helps
put
money
In
crreulatlosi
te
the
otty,
OPERA
SINGER
a-
"oatag"
Teeawa
del
Rtaao
b.
"AUah"
e.
W.
Ohadwlok
c
"Tieaa"
Onear
iteebaeh
d.
"There
U
no
tataH.Oodfref
OUarra
IV.
a.
"Rvorfor
hyler
d
aorte
kunde-
AM.
llurum
b.
"Kan
glk
her
vwd
mla
alaV
Ohr.
Behiot
c.
"tylvellnH
ortr.
Binding
d.
"Til
mil
hJertai
dlmnln-
IN
FINE
VOICE
Ml.
XOHtlfcHlAsi
THhoc
-
.....
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,.
a
"r
I
r
IN
MOOe
HALL
LINT
ElEMMt.
Crtk
Bye.
Norweclan
orjera
tanor.
ana
of
ttve
finest
vocalists
Pr.nce
KUDtn-'
muaU:
lowers
have
had
the
opportunity
of
hearing
In
many
a
day.
made
a
apwrKUd
impression
with
a
program
m
eU
dUferant
languages
last
nigh.
in
the
asooa
BaU.
Mr.
Bye
had
been
heard
about
ten
dam
awe
durin
th.
j
display
of
the
film
-"Norway
of
Today"
ana
anany
wno
reeoiTed
to
bear
him
With
no
other
detracting
Ssaturas
on
hia
program,
he
en
In
eaoaOem
vosae
and
handled
the
dlffenett
laa-
with
equal
technical
akfll
aad
leaUag,
Bis
tenor
poa-
Rb)
audience
of
MO
last
nlaht
tn-
etvmt
epeakers
of
all
th
atager
:ngagre
and
there
were
aaneral
raudrts
Ha
was
onrnpellod
to
glvr
oorea
oath
in
Kncltah
and
Wnrwetlau
The
other
lacruaaaa
in
which
he
sang
both
operatic
aslsoMons
and
baliada
were
Italian.
tvedtah
aad
Danish.
Hi
aortas,
rtvtnc
eaaaUaait
mosd
of
hia
voles,
were
"Hoaalng"
(Teres
oat
Moaol;
"Allali"
(C.
W.
Ohadwlekl.
"Trees"
(Oaoar
Boabach)
and
There
Ho
Death"
(Oodfiwy
OUara).
re
was
given
etteeuve
hia
piano
aooonapanlat.
Chartai
htt.
Bye
karat
tMa
afternoon
to
tire
repeat
reel
tale
tn
Juneau.
Ketehl-
m
aad
WranaaU.
The
ptotrani
was
a
foUowa:
le
eteikr"-Arta
from
U
Toaca
Puoclnl
II.
e
"Ash
Mear1
Bahubcrt
b.
"ttsr
Aarm"
Rubinstein
e.
nivedgaUnf"
Htohard
Btrauaa
it.
"tUs
belden
Oreoadiere".
Be
human
n
III.
A.
B.
Orondahl
V.
IOI.K
MINCH
'
a.
"Aah
Warmeland
ehi
aaona1
Bwedlah
b.
"Aa
janta
aa
tag"
Swedish
c.
"VI
slabar
vert
lanl"
naniah
d.
"Manden
og
korMet"
DaoJea
e.
"KJerrlnan
med
stawan.
Mwwawtan
f.
"A
kxe
rattan
aa
kiav
aad"
Norwegian
f
"narnrtnaisaii
,
tta
NorlandN
Odd
yve
the
King
derta
took
plaoe
at
the
Anyoa
aatae
idurljg
the
Uttar
far.
of
list
week-Late
Friday
seeaJng
Wal
.er
Hgnrig
LUlgals
sUpowaf
hkA.
fell
into
a
gljrr
bole,
death
bathf
Mmut.u
-.pjus.
De-ssassd
aa
M
Mart
of
ags
aad
&
ratlve,
of
miaaal.
bavin
bean
In
able
oouhtry
for
oaga
one
y.ar.
Ha
Haves
to
mourn
his
kea
a
i.:
;:.cr.
fatrter
an
J
i
three
brotharr
In
'lapofgard.
Platand.
and
one
brother
air.
ployed
at
Anycx
The
saooad
faaailty
occuird
the
next
;
afternoon
when
Tqrao
Ru
belch,
a
native
of
Juoalav.
hret
bis-
balance
i
fell
.to
a
frVry
t;.
ala-
meeting
dealt!
inatantaneously.
Dco-.-.
1
,
was
In
t-is
S9tk
Jew
s-.i
bad
be-
a
'
reeldert
brro
for
the
last
year
and
a
half.
Be
lee
mourn
hit
loss;
a
wtfa
ard
tim
eaVUtrn
and
lUa
father
and
mtttter.
an
of
Re-ala
Safijan.
JugosUvekla.
The
coroner's
Jury
.returrd
a
vord'et
of
aocldentaj
death
in
both
oaeaa.
DUSOYEmOFE'ST
ONGE,
NEW
JERSEY,
LOST
WITH
SEPLiiE
BAST
OBANOK.
K
J,
Ag
28
Or
i
Floyd
ttorerei
of
this
city,
who
is
reported
to
have
been
a
paaaengar
on
;
the
airplane
presumably
lost
In
Pugrt
appropriation
necessary
to
lastal
the
yeesiteay
alter
a
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
29,
1928
le
Clng
of
Canada
brought
his
stay
here
as
a
guaat
of
the
French
Oovem-rtent
to
a
close
yesterday
by
attending
a
lestpOon
for
algnatorlea
of
the
.ntl-waT
pact
gJvec
by
the
municipality
of
Parj
in
the
cMy
hall.
He
left
Paris
ltet
night
for
OenL-va
where
he
w:U
arrive
tday.
Porow'.ng
the
reception,
the
Preml-r
fi:xed
bU
signature
tn
the
citf'r
fJo:!ca
Book."
DEVASTATED
HAITI
CALLS
OUTSIDE
AID
I'OKT
AU
IMHXCE,
Aug.
29.
Intimation
that
outside
help
is
needed
for
the
rehalihtation
of
the
hurricane
stricken
district
of
Haiti
is
contained
in
a
statement
issued
today
saying
that
more
than
103,000
people
arc
facing
starvation
in
the
hurricane
devastated
area.
All
animals
were
killed
and
the
crtM
rfcgtreyed.
U
wffl
take
from
three
to
six
months
to
grow
new
crops.
Bound
sjaturday
had
bean
travetUni
ChaHee
Raecker.
wail
known
local
uuTCga
(Be
weat
since
June
with
hit
lur.k
dealer,
left
on
this
morning's
brcther
Klmer
Soverel
and
the
letter's
j
Irsin
fcr
a
trip
to
KlrkvUle.
Kansas
wife
and
children
TUPre
Itinerary
;
d
Ksneaa
City.
On
his
return
to
called
for
arrival
at
Lake
Leulae
yes-1
the
city,
be
will
travel
via
Denver
tcrday.
Colorado.
Wreckage
of
Plane
and
Body
of
Woman
Found
Near
Port
Townsend
Making
It
Certain
That
All
of
Seaplane
Is
Lost
SEATTLE.
August
28.
Positive
identification
of
leatherette
upholstery
found
on
the
beach
of
Discovery
Bay,
near
Tort
Townend,
as
heing
from
the
B.C.
Airways
plane
which
vanished
lat
Saturday
with
aeven
passengers,
was
made
today
by
C.
C
George,
Seattle
representative
of
the
B.C.
Airways.
A
wicker
chair,
washed
up
today
on
the
northern
side
of
Fort
I'oint,
is
believed
to
definitely
establish
Discovery
Bay
as
the
watery
grave
of
the
plane.
A
woman's
body,
presumably
that
of
Mrs.
Alexander
Mc-Galium
Scott,
one
of
the
passengers
on
the
ill-fated
plane,
was
found
in
Discovery
Bay
later
today,
a
message
to
the
United
States
Coast
(iuard
reported.
A
brief
case
and
diary,
which
belonged
to
the
woman's
husband,
a
former
member
of
the
British
parliament,
was
also
washed
up
on
the
same
beach
today.
New
Site
to
Be
Chosen
Fishery
Fleet
Floats
That
the
dominion
government
has
abandoned
the
idea
of
putting
in
new
floats
for
the
fishery
fleet
at
Cow
Bay
but
it
making
arrangements
to
have
additional
mooring
accommodation
provided
at
tome
other
point
on
the
waterfront
central
to
the
city
was
the
interesting
announcement
made
today
by
J.
P.
FonJe,
disrict
engineer
for
the
federal
department
of
public
works
with
headquarters
at
Victoria,
while
on
a
visit
to
the
city
on
official
duties.
It
has
been
decided,
staled
Mr.
Forde,
that
the
float
accommodation
already
at
Cow
Bay
can
hardly
be
improved
upon
as
it
fits
the
site
very
suitably.
SaaJ
Cove
it
a
little
bit
too
far
from
the
city
centre
to
be
suitable
so
negotiations
are
now
under
way
to
obtain
some
thing
closer
in
for
she.
ptttpoee
of
building
additional
float
accommo
dation.
Mr.
Parte
etated
that
the
departaaeni
would
ask
parliament
ths
year
for
abe
UIiert
for
akMMr
to
wite-
horse.
riiuw
nupn,.
v"w
voe
apawopriaHon
.w.
nan
oaea
maoe
ana
taa
ground
.
et-ettNel,
Mr.
Porde
stajag
fea
he
did
not
oare
to
furtlier
uiaa
ptaas
for
the
project.
Mr.
Porde,
who
afsaM
in
the
eity
tU
sett
this
afterrMMt
on
the
Mao
states
Mr.
Porde.
i
Yukon
Territory,
on
basinets
in
with
extensive
work
that
Yukon
River.
He
eapeots
to
be
th
tbe
orty
agate
ant
Monday
on
hei
way
south.
Work
asiag
oarrisd
on
by
his
ewpart-
IB
this
dtstttct
at
Is
Mnety
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
Accomodation
for
Frlvae
Parties
I'hone
457
Price
Five
Cents
m
a
i
i
mi
f
i
ruunsj
HON
J.
RAMS
......
A
Y
MACDONALB
DISCUSSES
IMPERIAL
UNITY
'
"
!"w''"','''M,'''w,','S,1s;"
I
Ramsey
Macdonald
Urges
Closer
Relations
Between
Canada
and
Mother
Country
Which
Sea
Joins
VICTORIA,
August
29,-Addressing
the
Men's
and
Women's
Canadian
Clubs
here
last
night,
Ramsay
Macdonald
declared:
"We
must
live
closer
together
you
in
(
anada
and
I
in
the
old
country.
If
the
British
Emnire
is
to
be
kept
together,
the
freedom
of
the
self-governing
dominions
is
to
be
kept
solid
and
the
mother
country
is
to
be
kept
in
its
splendid
status
by
representatives
of
the
dominions
and
the
mother
country
holding
frequent
per-!
nal
communication
with
each
other.
"We
in
the
old
country
and
you
in
Canada
are
divided
by
the
sea,"
said
the
former
British
premier.
"How
ever,
the
sea
has
been
the
highway
of
the
British
race
and
we
can
use
the
sea
to
bring
about
closer
unity
between
the
mother
country
and
Canada.
The
sea
is
our
pathway
and
we
sha'l
keep
it."
BOX
FACTORY
IS
DESTROYED
r.uK
in
VANroivKR
imfrn
iiAtLMff?
l-TWUni
AT
O.IAKTLK
.MILLION
DOLLAR
VANCOUVER,
Aug
38
Penned
by
:ud
s
fir
In
the
B.
O.
Bin
on
Second
Avenue
Wast,
yeeter-(.'
.noon
destroyed
the
company's
the
tannery
of
Pierre
Parti
was
brought
under
oontsol
o
-
;
estimated
at
a
quarter
of
a
(tollura
aa
the
boa
factory
was
at
1200.000
aod
the
tannery
at
j!nt
of
a
the
'iri-etyed
B
Cuahlng
Mills
side
of
the
strWt
by
flames
which
ate
large
plla
of
lumber
:
i
it
and
the
box
factory.
BROTHER
OF
LOCAlT
LADY
DIES
IN
EAST
Mi
I).
v
Morrtaaey
ISefritrd
Sad
lntrllis,etMr
by
Hire
From
tieargrtwHB,
I'.E.I.
-I.-
will
sympathise
with
Mrs.
V.'
M'irrlsaey
who
received
the
sad
.
.eno
by
wire
yesterday
of
the
"
death
from
heart
dieses
r
of
the
-
and
only
surviving
brother
r
ramUy.
William
H.
O
'Brian,
al
:
n.
Prince
Reward
Island.
Th
-
Mr
O'Brien
was
known
to
seven?
Rupert
people
hailing
from
'
Edward
Island
His
death
'
-
only
two
alatars
In
the
family
Mrrieey
and
Mrs.
(Dr.)
Stewart
Oc"'-tirstr,
MaaaaehuastU.
The
lau
O'Biw-n
ia
aunrlved
by
a
widow
nmirioti
daughter.
MRS.
CIIAM.IX
HIKH
f'lfNDMX
Cel..
Aug.
28.
Tbe
1
of
Charles
aod
MM
Chaplin,
'
llnimah
Chaplin,
dtod
here
yea-1
'
"ml
6A.
She
was
born
IB
Lon-i"l
was
well
known
on
tea
Bni-
!
'
i:
1
4
LOST
LIVES
GLORY
HOLE
TWO
MEN
tUh
AT
ANIOX
MINE
;
vVBOTX
HI
NAME
IS
OOLDEX
BOOK
AMI
DEATH
WAN
I.XKT.INTAMC-
OP
PAW
CITY
BEFORE
LEAVING
AKTOX.
Aug.
.
Two
ratal
ocl-'
PABIfl,
Aug.
28.
PrcaJer
Uacken-
Vancouver
Ratepayers
Disppointed
at
Report
of
Police
Commission
Plans
Laid
to
Make
it
Issue
and
Possibly
to
Ask
for
Provincial
Policing
of
the
City
VANCOUVER,
August
29.
Members
of
the
Cen
tral
Ratepayers'
Association
expressed
keen
disappointment
and
disapproval
of
Commissioner;
Lennie's
finding
in
the
police
inquiry
in
a
resolution
passed
at
a
meetiner
last
night.
The
resolution
said
in
part:
"In
view
of
the
appalling
.evidence
produced
as
to
gambling
and
prostitution
of
the
most
sordid
and
despicable
kind,
citizens
had
every
right
to
expect
a
report
from
the
commissioner
in
accordance
with
the
evidence
which
would
be
definite
and
decisive
in
every
respect.
We
emphatically
deny
that
Mayor
Taylor
was
e!ected
at
the
last
election
or
any
other
previous
election
to
run
a
wide
open
city."
If
the
city
council
is
not
prepared
to
take
vigorous
action
it
was
suggested
that
the
attorney
general
be
requested
to
take
over
the
policing
of
the
city.
CLOSE
FIGHT
THE
NATIONAL
of
tbe
Bravea.
Rogers
Mornsby
got
six
bits,
three
of
them
doubtee,
and
drove
in
two
rune
and
esored
four
himself
for
the
Bravea.
Philadelphia
regained
ground
they
lest
in
the
American
League
by
taking
a
double-header
rrarn
Chicago
whBe
the
Yankees
were
idle.
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OF
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a?
dog's
A
t0,J
aSTOOO
pounds
of
halibut
fight
far
runner-up
position
In
the
accumui:ea
over
two
days,
waa
sold
National
League.
A
half
game
divld
,
"ah
Exchange
this
momlag.
tLe
(Hants
in
second
place
from
Cln-
B,even
American
veaseto
received
from
ctnaatt
and
Pltteburg.
tied
for
fourth
1'c
ana
c
to
isc
and
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for
MJ0
ptaou.
Chicago
la.
practically
abreast
of
the
Olacts.
The
Cardinals
lncneaev
their
lead
to
five
and
a
half
gaioee
by
beating
the
Cubs
yesterday
white
the
Olaats
ran
into
unexpected
disaster
at
the
hands
pounds
while
Hve
Canadian
boata
were
paid
lie
and
7c
and
11.1c
and
7c
for
37.800
pounds.
Arrivals
and
saw.
AMERICAN
MeKmley.
(4,060
pounds.
Booth
Fish-ertee.
10
c
and
5c.
Bldoredo.
41,000
pounds.
r--"iP
Plah
and
OoM
Storage
Co..
lOJe
and
Sc.
Celt!,
44.000
pounds.
Canadian
Pish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.,
lO.to
and
te.
Constitution.
38.000
pounds,
A
Bin
Plaberiee.
10
So
aad
So.
Daly.
18.000
pounds.
Booth
Ptaheriae
lOJc
aad
9c.
Teddy
J.,
10.000.
pounds,
Atlin
Fish
eries,
lac
and
Sc.
Reliance
(Petersburg),
11,000.
Royal
Plah
Co..
13.6
and
8c.
Visitor.
3.000
pounds,
and
Reliance
(Ketchikan-.
7.000
pounds.
Canadian
Flah
and
Ooid
War
age
Co
.
ig
.tc
and
7c.
Augusta,
8.000
Booth
Plaberiee,
12Ac
at
Te.
Oharloete.
5.500
pounds.
Royal
Plah
Co,
ltvte
aad
T.
CANADIAN
Kalen,
11.00
pounds
and
Toddle
8.000
Pounds,
Canadian
Flah
and
Cold
stor
age
Co..
He
aad
7c.
Tramp.
18,000
pounds
and
D.8.T.
SMQ
pounds,
Atlln
Plshertee.
11.1c
aad
7c.
Southend.
9
000
pounds.
Royal
Plah
Co.,
11c
and
7c
HIGH
PRICES
ON
STOCK
MARKETS
NEW
VORK
AND
TORONTO
EXCHANGE
SHARED
HONORS
IV
IU1.IIMI
MOVEMENT
TODAY
NSW
YORK.
Aug.
as.-Jiulllah
acUv-Ity
on
the
New
-York
Stock
axchange
today
caused
mere
than
a
score
of
issues
to
bt
boosted
from
88
to
47
to
new
high
prices
by
noon.
Midland
Steel
Products
preferred
shot
up
17.34;
iB
H.
Macy.
4637,
and
Montsomery-
TORONTO.
Aug.
99.
As
a
token
of
j
Ward
and
Paramount,
48
each.
nIU
appreciation
of
what
he
had
done
to
j
Joined
the
upward
movement
though
promote
motoring
In
Canada,
repreten-
j
they
were
slow
in
getting
started,
tatlvee
of
the
Canadian
automobile
In-1
TORONTO.
Aug
as.
International
dustry
presented
Dr.
P.
8.
Doollstle.
Nickel,
which
startled
traders
yesterday
veters
n
motorist,
with
a
check
for
ts.000
(
with
an
advance
of
49,
reached
another
at.
a
luncheon
of
the
directors
of
the
r.ew
high
price
level
at
lit
7-fl
today,
Canadian
National
BUUMtlOB.
1'
closed
at
113
9-8,
a
uH
gtla
Qt
;
1-3,