CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Everyone
rcadi
the
Classified
Adi.
If
you
lose,
advertise
for
It.
If
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertlHO
tor
It
(JF.T
TDK
CLASSIFIED
HA
KIT.
Vol
XVIII.
No.
200
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spe3
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tm
sat
ess
kjfl
saw
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sw
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PREMIER
MAKES
AN
IMPRESSION
AHW
ItTlxtS
CAN
tlll'S
III.
AT
I
ItOI
I
HtAM
i;
IX
JOKIMl
MANNIJt
'
A'm
3S--Premier
Mackcnale
c
t,,
ign
the
anti-war
treaty
.'imirahle
Impression
upou
'
Mi.
ihU
and
Journalist.
He
1
y
combined
bust
nee
and
wiieti
told
by
Stephane
lu-'
.
the
wheat
croti
of
Prance
-
1
'
tin
million
quintals
short.
r
.11
.i.-iian1
eye
twinkled
a
he
re-"
Ah.
we
have
a
reooM
crop
In
111,1
we
can
sell
lota
of
grain
and
U
I
.ply."
'.-untie
promlwtd
to
Inform
the
iiniiister
of
agriculture
of
this
inlor
pent
yesterdaf
makllng
ft
viiik
visits.
MORE
MONEY
FOR
STEWART
T'IH:
I'AVH
AMITIIKIt
IIR.IMMI
INTO
ItlTt'S
AlmDNT
A
TltllASl'UY
"
TOIIAY
"
'uria,
Aug.
28.
J,
P.
Duthle
.
tiflrd
the
head
office
here
of
ArKntn
mine
at
Stewart
that
,
'
A"
I'uying
another
18,000
Into
the
'
'
J:
cf
the
company,
bringing
the
'
'-t
I'.'i'l
up
to
M7.000
to
finance
the
11
k
v
runtracted
for.
,
t;
0ll""
aid
that
all
supplies
ware
p
iiciuuwd
from
Vancouver
and
'!
firms
and
"fd
on
all
winter
'dav
While
proceeding
out
for
a
I.miI
.
!
salmon.
Canadian
Pish
&
Cold
M
i
accompany'
fish
packer
Pradelia
tr..K:
down
In
Mellakatla
PassaRe
nixmt
8
11'elock
laat
n'ght.
Word
was
broiJKht
to
the
city
of
the
veswla
pllnlit
hihI
other
of
the
company'
boats
went
otit
thin
mornllng
and
towed
her
bsi
k.
The
Predella
was
hove
to
all
night
Aitrerttsr
In
the
rt!lv
New
Cule
s
very
snnrply
rmoi
""'-
CANADIAN
Helen.
SJM
pounds.
Royal
Pis
Co..
lie
and
7c.
Mward
Lipsett.
1
31
JOS
pounds,
AtUn
niahertas,
UJe
and
7c.
OnpereuM.
SjOOO
pounds,
AUln
erkn.
11.
Ic
and
7c.
Volunteer,
4JOO
pound.
Plata
and
Cold
Noraga
Co-
11c
and
7c.
Panny
P.,
11JOS
pouo4,
and
Nuba,
SjOOS
pound.
Oanadlan
Hah
and
OaU
eaoraae
Op..
11.1c
and
7c.
IIIHTII
A
eMghtar
was
bom
at
tbe
pyhiea
tupert
Oneral
Hospiui
yesterday
if-tarnoon
to
Mr.
and
Mr.
Cherlee
P
Halagno.
88
Plfth
Avenue
West.
Alt(
IIIHIsllor
MATIIIXIV
or
rtiiperf
Land
who
recently
resigned
as
Primate
of
all
Canada
but
retain
hi
office
a
Dlshop
of
Rupert'
Land.
Renewed
Enthusiasm
Prevails
as
Candidates
Realize
Two
Fold
Opportunity
in
Race
Second
Period
Now
in
Full
Swing
All
Opportunity
the
entire
campaign
which
Is
effective
In
the
Anal
period.
The
longer
you
delay
In
getting
in
full'
swing"
the
leas
valuable
your
sub
scriptions
will
be
from
a
vote
stand
point.
And
votes
are
what
you
are
after
TKS)
or
shouM
be
after
them
If
you
expert
to
be
one
of
tbe
big
prim
winners.
The
News'
gifts
are
to
be
distributed
to
these
who
make
the
beet
records
In
the
vote
oolumn
anywhere
ta
this
main
Candidates
Have
Kqual
Knthuslasm
has
grown
considerably
since
the
News
announced
the
new
$200
competition
All
of
the
candidates
seemed
to
be
filled
with
new
energy
realising
the
wonderful
possibility
that
this
prine
offer
them.
An
entirely
new
candidate
has
the
same
opportunity
of
winning
these
special
priies
as
those
who
are
already
entered.
Every
one
is
on
an
equal
basis
for
the
new
prizo.
NOW
is
the
time
to
launch
your
greatest
drive
if
you
have
any
dei
ire
to
win
this
extra
cash
within
the
next
few
days.
Many
caaliilswJrau
,athe
campaign
headquarters
arc
Dressing
new
determination
10
put
patron
or
toe
lowest
vote
schedule
of
forth
their
bnst
effort
during
this
Im
portant
period.
Reports
from
oancUde
tn
ji
both
district
and
their
MMa.
fill
ed
with
the
same
sort
of
errUiuslaam
Indicate
that
the
remainder
of
the
race
will
be
more
spirited
than
ever.
In
Just
a
IHU
Kaa
than
three
weak
more
and
this
Interesting
campaign
w4l!
come
to
a
cJom
and
the
moat
stupendous
ever
offered
this
vicinity
Hat
of
prise
will
be
distributed
"SKCOND
ri.ltlOII"
NOW
OV
Th
-wand
oerlod"
I
now
on
and
'the
present
vote
schedule
will
be
la
af-
operations
fret
only
five
day
more
then
me
scno-
i:jovii)
snui
at
SALT
I.AKi:s
AI.TIIOI
(ill
r
vr.Mts
ot
Yesterday
R.
H.
Oriy.
of
Nw
Wtarmlnstcr,
.78
years
cf
ug-.
'.-tlver
of
Mrs.
Jamas
Lee.
z:i
.cn'ii
Ave
.
was
yesterday
a
vuittoi
the
Salt
Lake
whrre
br
:
y
d
a
w.m.
He
said
he
had
in
nm
:n
thp
North
Sra
and
at
iuindr.
d-cr
oilier
pla
es
but
tlw
Sail
I
here
wss
the
finest
he
h
.1
enjoyed.
He
was
loath
to
i.mw
tl.e
waUr.
M:
Oryy
la
secretary
o!
i!'.
Now
WcitrfilnsUr
chol
.no
and
l.s
Jiiat
nw
tho
giu'
.Mr
.u.d
Mrs
In
for
a
holiday
MACDONALD
IS
PLEASED
Former
Ijibor
Premier
of
Britain
Says
He
Is
In
I.ove
With
Canada
VANCOUVER
Aug.
25"I
don't
think
Canada
realizes
fhntwnnderful
things
she
is
doing"
declared
Kamsny
Mnc-donald,
who
arrived
here
this
morning.
"I
am
more
in
love
with
Canada
than
ever."
.
.Mr.
Macdonald
was
particularly
impressed
with
the
desire
of
(
nnadato
retain
control
of
her
Nnturnl
resources
and
by
the
new
movement
of
co
operative
marketing
among
farmers.
THREE
AIRPLANES
IN
FISHERY
PATROL
HERE
Two
Mathlnc
(Mflini;.Otfr
SritilngJ
ArriM
In
the
Southland
One
oil,,.
..if
((tirrn
(
luirlottr
.
Island
Three
airplanes
of
the
Western
Canada
Airway
are
still
In
operation
In
the
.f
lahery
patrol
service
In
District
No.
2.
Two
are
based
a
Swanson
Bay,
Wlhes"
won't
get
patrolling
the
seining
areas
to
the
south.
campaignbut
(he
wnl'e
one
tnaenine
is
petng
operated
on
vote
producer
will
be
greatly
rewarded
1
Queen
Charlotte
Island
la
not
In
aoaoidauai
with
the
effort
put
forth,
'xpeeted
that
any
planes
will
be
baaed
at
This
truly
la
a
neck-and-neck
affair.
Prtnc
Ruptrt
for
long
at
leaat
thla
1,
iid
I
a
campaign
of
"live
ones."
mnuou.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
IIUPEUT,
B.
C,
SATUIlDAY,
AUGUST
25,
1028.
nov
11,
it.
roou:v
DltUMS
WILL
BEAT
FU
JAPANESE
OitONATION:
These
drum;,
nov.-
Iieing
niaih
m
a
Tokio
wurkshop.
will
be
used
by
court
musician
,
when
the
Japanese
emperor
is
crowned
Worst
of
Subway
Horrors
When
a
Carj
Left
Track
at
New
York;
14
Killed
and
Over
100
Injured
NKW
YOKK,
Aug.
23.
Fourteen
persons
were
killed
and
more
than
one
hundred
injured
last
evening
when
the
ninlh
car
of
a
ten
car
subway
train
carrying
1800
passengers
hit
and
broke
the
switch
and
crashed
into
concrete
stanchions
and
splintered
along
the
track.
The
eighth
car
toppled
over
and
all
the
dead
and
Injured
were.
Jn(hee
two
cars.
.
4.
..
The
scene
was
described
as
one
of
the
worst
in
the
history
of
subway
horrors.
Acetylene
torches
were
used
by
rescuers
who
found
the
body
of
a
baby
decapitated
and
that
of
a
woman
whose
clothing
was
stripped
from
the
body
by
the
rush
of
passengers
seeking
escape
from
the
shambles.
!
CV'C
of
.:!!!.
!):-
,.f
!-,.
'.
;
1
T
liiiic
.-.lb:;..-;
Im
mi'u.-.1s
A.
I
M
Miin.i
n.s
Ai'.'rnry
U'n
II.OATKII
OIF
VICTORIA.
Aug.
as.
The
British
freight
Loss!
Osslfogiu,
which
ran
aground
ten
miles
west
of
Sooka
yaa-terday
morning
floated
unassisted
later
in
the
day
and
proceeded
to
Vancouver.
She
was.
not
taking
water.
J.
E.
Miller.
Inspector
ot
customs,
arrived
in
the
city
yeaterday
from
Victoria,
being
herr
In
the
course
of
one
of
hi
periodical
trips
on
offlclul
duties
Boston
Grill
LA
K
UK
CAIIAKET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays'
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
0
to
It.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
Accomodation
for
Privae
Parties
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cents
ACTION
OF
POLICE
COMMISSIONER
FLETCHER
CONDEMNED
Raging
Torrent
Once
More
Poured
Waters
Through
City
of
Seward;
Whole
Acres
Torn
Away
by
Flood
!
VVAHI),
AUG.
25.
After
a
brief
lull
Lowell
Creek
flood
renewed
unip.iK'
through
the
centre
of
Seward
last
night.
The
course
h'
-tn-am,
which
had
been
running
over
ita
banks
for
three
days,
I
'd
momentarily
as
piles
of
debris
heaped
upon
one
bank
and
'!'
iu-ret
were
torn
out
and
carried
away.
..
iuntcerH
fought
to
save
the
Fourt
Shtreet
bridge,
carrying
with
FISH
ARRIVALS
Total
f
mjm
pound'
of
ll.illtillt
Sold
at
LVheuge
Here
TliU
Morning,
j
A.
tdtal
of
88.500
pound
of
halibut
";-
oniy
remaining
water
main.
.Men
uynamlUxl
tbe
masses
of
.was
-U
at
the
ptah
gxenange
thu
Ut
ii-
and
built
protections
of
sand
bags
to
save
the
approaches.
'eaarning,
arrival
and
sales
being
aa
1
(i--
Gcnornl
Hospital
and
the
light
and
power
plant
were
endangered
j
ro"w,:
;;
h
Hood
ate
its
way
toward
their
foundations.
I
amf.kican
,
riiy
remained
in
complete
darkness
as
the
racing
waters
kept,
TioZ
Jnd
sc.
r
i
mus
uw.i.v
i
rum
wie
water
uume
wnicn
uroKe
two
uayt
ago.:
Jack,
I
t
amines
w
rc
driven
from
their
homes
and
highway
com
ai
ion
is
entirely
cut
off.
WELCOME
GIVEN
TO
BRITISHERS
BY
M.
LEMIEUX
Tit
t
in:
of
nu;(
ii
i
an
uh
anh
ii
ciitfWN
wc.
Aug
SS-Mcmbers
of
the
:
Parliamentary
association
rrlv-
net
today
ah
being
given
a
it
metal
functions.
They
were,,
wel-imed
u
Canada
by
Speaker!.,
(
.i
the
Houae
of
Commons
and
i
-man
of
the
Canadian
commlt-
O
reason
why
you
should
be
'.i
in
Canada
wfcether
you
.
.
.t
or
weat
la
that
we
alike
h
freedom
to
which
we
are
.'uched,
which
we
love
above
v.hin
else,
said
Mr.
Lemksua.
nrd.
not
only
that
spirit
of
"lily
that
feeling
of
prosper-!.
land
but
you
wUI
find
a
mfiit
of
loyalty
toward
Hi
King,
t-jwarda
the
flag
and
r:
,hU
institutions"
'
Yv'..
ohalrnian.
eaprewd
a
w.
I
durng
their
lour
dls-'urn
tin
oly
m
liiter-om-
.
.i.
tml
-ettlrrnf
nt.
I'At
i.
aivazoif
oivrx
LAST
SHOW
TOMOIIT
AT
UrMTIIOIJIIi:
TOXIOIIT
Paul
Alvaaoff,
president
of
the
Prlnre
Rupert
Amuaingant
Oom-pany
Ltd..
bags
so
ermounee
that
owing
to
eaplry
of
the
lease,
the
Weatbotma
Theatre
wUI
dose
down
after
the
snow
tonight.
Saturday.
August
U.
and
that
he
new
negates
Thaaata
wtu
open
on
Of
about
Oetobse-
1.
It
baa
long
been
Mr.
Alvassn"
ambition
to
give
Prince
Rupert
a
first
olaat
theatre
and
tbe
new
one
on
Third
Avenue
will
be
a
credit
to
the
elty.
Mr
wUhe
to
thank
hie
patrons
for
their
-teemed
auppcrt
In
the
put
and
hope
to
iwectve
a
oontinu.in-of
that
support
In
the
future
The
public
may
rest
assured
thai
in
addition
to
a
nrat
clean
f.-visc
first
rtaes
pleturea
and
mh.-wilt
be
provided
for
their
aV.
COLD
STORAGE
PACKER
BREAKS
DOWN
AND
HAS
TO
BE
TOWED
TO
PORT
Oold
10AJO
pound,
Canadian
Pith
ie
Storage
Co..
liae
and
7c.
Members
of
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
Pay
a
Brief
Visit
to
Rupert
Local
Officials
Guests
at
Dinner
Aboard
1'rincess
Alice
Last
Night
And
Speeches
Are
Made.
While
disappointment
was
expressed
by
the
members
of
the
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
t
not
being
here
in
time
to
enjoy
the
sun-:
ine
and
the
drive
around
the
city
promised
them,
the
visitors
who
arrived
at
seven
o'clock
last
evening
on
the
C.
P.
R.
steamer
Princess
Alice
made
up
for
it
by
spending
the
few
hours
here
in
the
most
enjoyable
manner
possible.
Directly
after
the
arrival
of
the
steamer,
the
ship
was
boarded
by
members
of
the
city
council
and
the
executive
of
the
Board
of
Trade
and
they
were
guests
of
the
Vancouver
board
in
the
big
dining
...ocn
of
the
steamer,
the
Prince
Ru-
..it
gucau
being
distributed
around
.1.0:4
thu
Vancouver
people,
a
few
at
i
ch
table.
i-icstolng
was
Thomas
8.
Dixon,
pre-
I
..tit
of
tbe
Vancouver
Board
who
call-
id
on
Vice-President
W.
C.
Woodrard
3
welcine
the
visitors.
This
he
did
In
I
'
1
neat
speech
in
which
ha
mentioned
STOWAWAYS
FUMIGATED
the
mutual
interest
of
Prince
Rupert
UcYFA
Dir.li
HU)M
IUsl
XT
om'MDS
and
Vancouver
and
stated
that
all
Van-1
l
if.
(itiifus
tnr
,uvr
people
were
v.Ully
lntaatod
in
OVEKWWIE
he
development
of
thla
port.
Mayor
McMcnUe
spoka
humorously
in
.
.
BALTIMORE,
Aug.
a-Seven
Ply
making
ratoeacVto
of
u
nd
stating
taat
a
USsa
part
of
the
'
'anry
made
m
Prlnee
Rupert
was
apaat
n
Vancouver.
He
weteomed
the
visitors
jo
the,
city
and
hoped
they
would
hate
,
a
good
time.
Col.
W
J.
Nlchol!.
president
of
the'
i-.a.rd
of
Trade,
also
spoke
briefly
and
timorously,
in
the
course
of
his
ad-
i9s
mentioning
thst
79
per
cent
of
I
he
B.
C.
canned
salmon
was
produced,
i'.
thl
district,
96
per
cent
of
the
fresh
I
illbut
f
:
lie
dividend
paying
mines
were
in
!k
dis.rlct
and
90
per
cent
of
the
non-.v
(icnd
min-s
Mr.
Pattullo
was
auths-
y
for
the
statement
thst
60
per
cent'
ihi-
Vit
uwr
President
gave
a
hear-
uivtt.ti
-!
to
the
Prlr.oe
Rupert
i
rl
to
ii
.ik
ir
excursion
to
that
city
!.t.
thev
ulri
have
an
ODDOrtunttv
utes
night
owing
to
inability
machine
to
lift
the
heavy
load.
of
the
Vancouver
Police
Commissioner
Made
Ethical
Error
in
Asking
Policemen
to
Buy
Mining
Stock
ways
on
the
steamer
Steel
la
wese
killed
by
hydin
eg
aula
add
fames
in
tBmjWLidMm9-
nne
today
and
nllfewlf
tiIrtJffieT
tt
Is
feared
four
more
will
die.
Tbe
ship
was
from
South
American
porta
and
owing
to
yellow
fever
the
crew
was
taken
off
and
fumigation
begun.
Soon
after
the
pumping
of
gas
jhad
commenced,
officials
thought
they
heard
a
faint
cry.
Opening
the
hatch
they
found
a
man
clinging
to
a
rope
wton
njnml
out
that
-
MMn.nlnn.
v
a
marketed
here.
60
per
ce.it
!
"
r
.
.
".
.
.r
'.he
available
standing
timber
of
BC
tt.ts
north
of
Queen
Charlotte
Sound,
iff
nave
it
as
his
opinion
that
the
Pre.e
Rr.
t
piciit.
would
all
be
shipped
out
:i:
uh
Prlnco
nupert
and
they
would
.;i
Sir
He.;ry
Thornton
to
build
a
tour-:
Iiotel
.lore.
F
t
Crntr.
.tpoke
of
the
benefit
nf
vi.-.ttA
as
the
present.
He
drew
at-'
.
n;ii'n
to
the
potential
resources
j
'
i
t
and
urged
the
assistance
V
iiiK"
iiver
people
In
developing
I
nshcre
and
gas
helmatiil
Oremta
,
brought
out
tbe
other
victims.
SELL
BRITISH
GOODS
CHINA
SVNIIIfATE
VOIIMFII
TO
DO
M'SI.NESS
WITH
NATIONALIST
(lOVKHS-MF.NT.
.
LONDON.
Aug.
25
The
Daily
Express
today
says
a
syndicate
of
manufacturer
with
Interlocking
Interest
In
almost
every
phase
of
British
industry
and
trade
has
been
formed
to
reconstruct
m
"
u,vad1
mi
0hm
of
w,r
m
-turn
hospitality
so
freely
eatendad
Tlie
memoers
then
adjourned
to
the
Mo:
.-o
Hall
for
the
dance
given
In
their
honor
arid
left
at
one
o'clock1
for
Stew-n.
They
will
also
visit
Alice
Arm
and
Anyox
and
Butedaie.
returning
home
by
way
of
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
FLIGHT
FROM
FRANCE
TO
NEW
YORK
FAILED
fa
Rnurimt
Prsanna
Auir
-Ttv
sit.
Contracts
are
about
to
be
algnad
be
tween
the
synd.cate
and
the
Chlseee
Nationalist
Oovernment
which
will
Involve
s
total
cspiul
of
1S.OO3.Q00
pounds.
TILDEN
AGAIN
IS
SUSPENDED
Tl
w"
,ound
P"1
Plon'
loa"y
tempted
flight
to
New
York
failed
this
'toUUn
am"teur
morning
bn
the
monoplane
Prance
Carrying
a
crew
of
four
was
forced
to
return
to
the
MeM
after
talsteen
mia
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
3S.
-"Big
BUI"
Tilden,
six
times
national
tennis
oluun-
of
the
U.
8.
Lawn
Ten
Is
AJwociatlon
t
The
verdict
reached
by
a
oommlttee
of
toe
association
carried
with
It
TUden's
Indefinite
suspension
from
competition
a
an
amateur
tennis
plaptr.
TELEGRAPH
CREEK
LAD
IS
BURIEDjNERE
TODAY
OWqule
Tlili
.Morning.,
for
..Danny
llrtMiks
Who
Died
In
Uteul
Hospital
This
Week
l'
I
I
1
I
,
"'
VANt'OUVKK,
Auht.
25.
The
report
of
Commissioner
Lennie
wall
I'
The
funeral
tool?
plana,
thu
morning
referred
by
the
City
Council
today
to
the
police
commission
con-
M
oclock
from
""P1
of
B
sistinjf
of
Mayor
Taylor,
Alderman
T.
W.
Fletcher
and
J.
A.
Garbutt.
jT.
1ZroTi
The
decision
to
refer
was
made
after
an
amendment
was
defeated
bo,
tnm
Telegraph
creak,
whcee
death
by
the
deciding
vote
of
Acting-
Mayor
Gibbons
that
Fletcher
and
occurred
last
Wednesday
night
ii
the
Garbutt
be
asked
to
resign
and
that
the
Attorney
General
be
requested
Pnce
Rupert
oeneraj
Hospital
follow,
to
appoint
two
others
to
consider
the
report.
J"'"1
'"
w,"
bercuo
,
iL.
.....
:
.u.
-e
Obsequlea
were
of
a
quiet
nature
wrUl
JteierrillK
ll
lllf
leeuniUliy
iuhwiiiuik
hic
buic
u
iiuiimik
aiums
to
members
of
the
police
force
by
Commissioner
Fletcher,
the
commission
in
lta
report
called
It
"an
ahouJd
keep
themselves
entirely
free
to
error"
and
said
a
a
matter
of
ethlca
he
(act.
unfettered
by
any
direct
dealings
of
thou(lh
It
quite
flear
superior
officials
s
financial
nature
with
subordinates
Bishop
E
M
Bunas.
O.M.I,
officiating.
A
charge
against
Bernard
Perron
cf
oeUlng
liquor
to
Indian
was
withdrawn
in
city
police
court
yasbsrday
aftercooru
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