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HABIT
Everyone
reads
th
Classified
Adi.
If
you
lose,
advertise
tor
It.
It
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
(JET
HIE
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
V,.
XVIII.
No.
201.
SEATTLE
Aumwt
7.
ways
monoJ)!Tlew1ln"
fouf
t
'I
"t
r
the
town
at
11
a.m.
Saturday.
They
could
read
tne;
11
1
v.
n!ing
on
tne
iuseiage.
ine
motors
were
missing
and
It
as
headed
towards
Oak
Bay.
(
oartguard
officials
are
inclined
to
believe
that
the
!ilot
was
heading
for
the
clearings
and
the
fields
in
;
;
acum
Valley,
12
miles
south
of
Port
Townsend.
A
forced
landintr
there,
airmen
saw
inevitably
would
mean.
a
1
-
r
a
crash
with
injuries
to
aw
on
board.
Princess
Patricia
Collides
.
Meantime
the
report
that
a
crash
was
heard
by
sever,
w
people
'eading
to
the
belief
that
the
plane
had
dived
ii
t
lie
Strait
of
Juan
de
Fuca
off
Point
Wilson
is
uar-
that
time
between
the
Princess
Patricia
and
a
sawdust
l;t
l.
n
scow.
The
towing
tug
was
barely
able
to
get
the
f-c
into
Port
Townsend.
VICTORIA,
August
27.
The
missing
plane
was
a
ti
i
motored
ali-metal
monoplane.
On
the
rejiort
that
h.
w
as
missing,
Ernest
Eve,
president
of
the
B.C.
Alr-
ii.v
and
pilots
started
a
search.
Meantime
naval
planes
fr.-n:
Seattle
and
planes
from
other
Washington
air
pa-troi-
are
searching
the
waters
for
any
sign
of
the
plane.
The
fog
and
smoke
was
terrible,
they
reported,
factors
continued
yesterday
and
today,
interfering
ui:h
flying.
It
is
explained
that
it
is
difficult
to
tel!
fog
from
v
and
the
pilot
might
easily
have
flown
into
the;
l
...
TJ
1
It
1
l
11
-
4.
L.....
wa.lM
...
LnllM
r-
ii
ne
did
so,
travelling
hi
uignty
huiub
ah
hvui
I
'lane
would
turn
over
and
sink
like
lead.
Among
the
searchers
was
A'ex.
Holden,
pilot
at
nia,
son
of
Dr.
Holden.
VICTORIA.
Autniftt
27.
Robert
Louis
Carson,
as-
alot,
missing
with
the
Victom-fceniue
piane,
was
TT
OA
i
Victoria-Seattle
Plane
Is
Lost
!
Two
Profs
And
Four
Passengers
Including
Two
Prominent
People
Left
Victoria
at
Ten
O'clock
Saturday
Morning,
and
vas:
Seen
by
People
on
Olympic
Peninsula
and
Cragh
Heard
Across
Water
SEATTLE,
August
25.
The
Victoria-Seattle
plane
with
four
passengers
and
two
pilots
has
not
been
heard
from
since
leaving
Victoria
Saturday
mornintr.
A
hie
oil
spot
on
the
water
near
Port
Townsend
was
found
by
it
.
l:
-
i
i
.t
.
i
a
M'arcunig
inane
uui
no
wrecKHge
or
oiner
trace
01
tne
lost
plane.
POTT
ANGELES,
August
27.
Information
indi
cating
that
the
missing
B.C.
Airways
plane
crashed
in!
Washington
Harbor,
30
miles
south
of
here
was
received!
today.
A
fisherman
reported
that
a
large
monoplane-
circled
low
over
his
boat,
so
ow
that
he
ducked
to
prevent
tK-ing
hit
by
the
undercarriage
and
then
crashed
in
the
vater
some
distance
away.
This
happened
at
eleven
"dock
Saturday
morning.
Credence
is
given
to
the
story
by
the
wife
of
a
cannery
operator,
who
said
she
heard
the
plane
circling
over
Washington
Harbor
many
times,
as
if
in
distress.
SpMrk
fnr
th
li
r.
Afn.
-
-"T-JTA
W
t
JMW
SOS
passengers
and
two
pilots,
'
s
.a
at.
are
.
a
a
.
m
s
m
t
ing
since
tney
lett
Victoria
at
ten
o
clock
Saturday
morning
for
Seattle,
turned
today
to
the
Olympic
penin-
moron.
suia
southwest
of
Port
Hadlock
where
the
nlane
was
re-
.
...
.
.
.
.
.
.
ran
can
l.ie
On
Sh
Cfltl,TKATLH
l'KO.M
tohic
mink
iieimj
miiitlh
alke
akm
ALICE
ABM.
Aug
27.
The
Torlc
Mine
1
steadily
sending
out
concentrates
at
the
rate
of
six
to
seven
too
dally.
This
to
being
aoriimulated
st
the
dock
uaul
oca
hundred
tons
or
more
arc
raady
when
It
will
be
taken
to
tne
smelter.
Material
for
the
mine
has
been
arriving
and
bunknouses
an-i
other
improvements
will
be
snadc
at
tne
property.
FISH
LANDINGS
HEAVY
TODAY
TOTAL
OF
ZM.4MM
II
ItMis
Ul'
HAL-Illl
T
MMJ
AT
F.XCIIAMIE
IIEKE
lie
of
anMOO
pounds
of
hsiibu
at
the
Pish
Exchange
Uii
offsrints
being
heavier
thsn
:
strsraJ
days
psst.
Tseive
Amen-
,
li.le
sstd
M.
MJe
IilI-tORXlMt
-
.
.
.
.
ihbi
main
MM
ra
l'muuu
m
portf
d
to
nave
been
seen
Saturday
by
three
women
and
M
trom
Uc
to
it.
and
sc
f
arh
a
dozen
children.
The
report
was
the
first
hope-
mm
.
'
MHwla
fu!
due
in
24
hours.
The
women
said
the
plane
flew
low
pounds
Oc
AMKK1CAX
rrooo
artm.
Ue
and
TJOO
Mi
Mad
II
MO
Cold
Mora
Os.
BwMwrs.
11.000
M.4e
and
8c
tiailv
explained
bv
news
of
a
colision
in
the
fog
about
enaa.
tie
and
oc.
10e
and
Sc
to
id
7c.
Airiest
and
salsa
ware
as
tallows
Oc.
nd
e
the
olty.
te
the
12.3c
Booth
rtsh-
jMMBds,
Boyil
Pish
Oa.
sounds.
Pacific
Plsh-
AtUa
ftou
ads.
Booth
nsbar-
pounds.
naiadlsa
FMh
MJe
and
Ss.
Booth
nab.
pounds.
Rofal
Ptob
uee
pounds,
Attytn
M
is
sad
sc.
!.
pounds.
PieUle
M.si
sad
he.
I.
1T.I
Plah
and
Ottld
Morst
Oo.
M.te
and
o.
CANAIIIAS
Takla.
MM0
pounds.
fnsdisn
Plah
ft
Or
Id
htoratr
Oo..
10
Sc
sod
sc.
Mistusttte.
tJOO
pounds,
and
Tar-r-o.
T.000
pounds,
A
tan
nsheties
ItJe
and
Sc.
Dolphin,
IIM
pouads,
and
Zm
t.000
pounds,
tknttt
ristoeries.
llir
and
T.
lagrsd
..
lTee
powetds.
Booth
Ptsh-Tlas,
il.se
snd
H.
P.
Darraen,
IJtm
pms.
im
AtJi.
lOOol
poutMM.
OaswdUn
Ftah
and
Oold
Storms
Oo.
lc
snd
tc.
Hslft
Mm
ll.Ooe
pounds,
Psolfte
nah-stits
Ite
and
Te.
Mayfloww.
8,000
pounds.
Pacific
FUhertss.
ltMe
sad
Te.
.
-
.
i
Wtsssi
Bsaat
VlssfesnM
ssdWn.
...w
.
a
a
or.a
boy
residing
on
Quadra
street,
ne
was
.
r
''la
and
had
been
awarded
a
pilots
license
alter
itaitasr.
and
hss
been
antnted
1
n.K
tinir
t.hn
tf
hv
fMmr
tn
Vancouver
and
return
on
i
ns
sun
in
tte
ettr.
returned
home
d
j
o
on
the
Prince
Obartss
this
mornlns
.
I
alfJ
hsvm
spaht
her1
VsosUoa
in
the
Ur-
D.
B.
Holden,
a
passenger,
practiced
luuwlicme
.jwt.
tur
:
years,
graduated
from
McGill
University
and)
t&Z
m
I
i
his
Af
D
P
M
frnm
RfHnburirh.
He
IS
a
8011
Ol'in
the
ettr
dti
.
Us
Prtnos
Osons
this
noun
.1,
vmnnW,.rv
nf
Atnntreal.
He
lCHVeS
rooreln
and
wul
,lr
uv
.
!
rscttal
here
tojnorrow
eveninc.
nro-
i
'J'
'
luldren,
one
of
them
Alex.
Holden,
cniei
aviaioru,.
afsla
on
Wednesdsy
to
Keath-
Washington
air
service.
iTJL1,
A
Macallum
with
his
wife
was
a
pas-
Scott,
who,
i
way
of
Today"
also
arrived
today
front
v'
r-'
r
in
the
plane,
was
an
English
barrister
and
for-j
the
north
and
wtu
proceed
this
after-
nit'Tlv
a
lnsmluH
r
Tl4f-1,
Umiis
nf
PnmiYlOIia.
beine
ttvm.
Vntou.
Mo(nied
by
(Oontlnued
on
Psa
Six)
hting
in
Mr.
Bye
white
her
Tte-
cm
Afl
AJtr
,
AIRPLANE
WITH
FOUR
PASSENGE.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RyPERT,
B.
C,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
27,
1928
RSAND
CANADA'S
P17IME
MP
ISTER
W.
L.
Mac::cri
Ki:.j-
v,
;tQ
sjnc-d
Pi
Can:.
-a
tou;.
.
FLOODS
IN
NEW
YORK
POOLEY
RETIRING
STATE
AT
ELLluWILLE;
FROM
HIS
LAW
FIRM
aumnniiJt.
K.Y
.
Aug.
27.
Torse
persons
a
drowned
and
between
our
snd
five
hundred
rescued
by
bostl
when
the
vatsrs
of
Bondout
creak
engulfed
tsnancrti
country
club
ysfcterdsy.
Tns
eresk
running
40
feet
deep
surrounded
snsny
housm
to
the
rr3a.
SAIJION
mXIr
WIN
MOMTsUUU
Auc.
t.-TB
Wsstauastsr
Bslnxn
Mllss
liri
aai
taasn
arrlfid
st
Quebec
from
ainlsi
dasu
on
asUtrdsy
snd
psaysd
tbs
Col
tics
ners
on
nundsy.
ttelsstlng
T
to
I.
NBW
Kill
Jilt
IN
AITU
WtiTaUKBTKR,
Aug.
tl.
Wattes.
Clrssms.
18
rasn
of
age.
Was
Instantly
killed
when
a
oar
tn
which
he
was
a
psawnger
collided
with
an-
test
night.
VIOTOBIA.
Aug.
27.
Hon.
B.
H.
Pociey.
tbs
new
attorney
gansrsl
la
i
the
Toloue
oacoiM,
announoad
astur-
;day
thnt
ns
was
miring
total
firm
of
PccJey,
Pootsy.
which
has
borne
the
Pooley
name
for
oer
fifty
yssrs.
nst
bs
anocsatcd
with
any
total
while
bs
rajMiasd
attorney
ganaial
!C)
IXrl'MCIi
UnroOM.
Aug.
17.
More
than
score
were
tnjursg.
mom
asrldtMtf
whan
ths
I
fir-aster
express
ejajhod
through
the
bumpsii
in
Kustoa
Mr-
IHtCE
tH'
WHEAT
VANOOUVBK.
Aug.
17.
The
pries
nf
wheat
here
today
is
II.IS.
Produce
Mmkeling
Act
Is
Upheld
by
Mr.
Justice
Murphy
As
Within
Rights
of
Province
VANCOUVER,
August
27.
-
The
Produce
Market-!
inif
Act
Was
Uuheki
bv
Mr.
Jlistir
Mimthv
in
a
wrirrAti
!
judgment
filed
tolliiy
in
the
case
testing
the
validity
of
the
Act.
It
had
been
claimed
by
those
attackinir
the
Act
that
Boston
Grill
LARUE
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
ftsturday
night
(ruin
t
to
12.
Danre
Hall
for
Hire.
Accomodation
for
Prlrae
Parties
fbone
457
Price
Five
Cents
TWO
PILOTS
LOST
Treaty
Outlawing
War
Signed
Today
at
Paris
Fifteen
Nations
There
Germany
Signed
First
and
United
States
Second,
and
Soviet
Invited
to
be
a
Party
to
Universal
Peace
PARIS,
August
27.
The
renunciation
of
war
treaty
was
signed
this
afternoon
by
plenipotentiaries
of
fifteen
nations.
Dr.
Gustav
Stresemann,
German
foreign
minister,
signed
first,
Secretary
Frank
Kellogg
of
the
United
Stales
second.
Premier
Mackenzie
King
signed
for
Canada
and
Lord
Cushendon
for
Great
Britain.
By
the
pact
the
countries
renaunced
war
as
an
instrument
of
national
policy.
With
the
signing
all
the
peoples
of
the
world
are
invited
to
join
in
an
effort
to
achieve
permanent
universal
peace.
Soviet
Russia
is
being
asked
to
take
part,
through
the
French
government.
!
Signing
was
done
in
alphabetical
order
of
the
countries
and
names
were
translated
into
French.
United
States
was
regarded
as
America
so
as-
to
make
Kellogg
the
second
signing.
ST.
ANDREW'S
R.MACDONALD
HOLDS
PICNIC
MEETSLABOR
EX
JUt
ABLE
TIME
AT
fJKAHSY
MAY
Ulsrt'hSEH
U.I
EKTlOXS
AFFECTING
YENTEKDAY
IIV
MTUTMIEN
THEM
WITH
LEADERS
AT
OF
CITY
I
YA.VCOl
VEK
I
With
the
weather
In
Its
best
be-
havkk
st
Anwres
i
Society
held
their
picnic
st
Orssee)
Bsy
yesterdsy.
Due
to
other
attractions
there
wss
not
s
large
turn
out.
but
the
day
was
enjoyed
by
all
who
were
there
Can
were
run
out
6n
tbs
new
highway
during
the
forenoon
Those
using
oms
were
H,
Steen.
Win
Brand,
snd
Ota.
nartrtaa
A
lull
program
of
sports
was
held,
the
winners
being:
QMs.
five
and
under
Heton
Brown.
Oaris.
7
sad
under
Jean
Cameron.
Boys.
and
under
Billy
Brown,
Brys.
7
and
under
Ian
Mrlomn.
O.
Otrts.
and
undsr
Kitty
karoa.
ft-j.
and
under
J.
Byrne,
taan
IsWssn
Olrto.
t
and
under
Oorothy
Btsso.
Xitty
OasBsron.
and
under
?.
Byrne,
J.
Brass-
Otrts.
ii
and
tiiwV
Wfa
Oawnir
on.
Jean
aeott.
Bays,
11
and
under
P.
arms,
A.
Ma-
OUto.
It
and
under
KUds
May
Byrne.
Boys.
14
and
undsr
A.
Uuymn
t-legted
rail
1.
Doe
CTapt'rssn.
P.
1.
Andrews,
Marcus
Andrsm
100
yaras
dash
1.
Aadrews.
J.
Had
Married
ladtos
raos
Mrs.
Bart
Cam-roa.
Mrs.
B.
nalgarnn.
Ladtos
istngle)
X.
Dssfarno,
Msy
Byrne.
Pat
mans
race
John
Watson.
Ladies
opstj
race
Mm,
Bart
Cameron
Mans
football
kick
J.
UoOisehao.
Ladtos'
fnotbaU
klek-Mm.
Oaa.
Beott.
J
as.
Andrews
ohaltongea
AM.
Brown
and
Doc
Clsppartac
to
100
yards'
dash
it
conflicted
with
section
408
of
the
Criminal
Code
and
"p
am
Brown
was
an
easy
U'fie
in
raatramr
nf
foorla
Tf
K
-U
wlnnr'
Dob
finishing
second,
having
'
government
that
if
it
did
conflict
with
the
Crimina1
Code,
then
section
498
was
ultra
vires
of
the
feiftal
Parliament.
His
Lordship
stated
that
the
provisions
of
tto
Market
Act
dealt
exclusively
with
property
and
civil
rights
in
the
province,
which
come
under
the
jurisdiction
of
the
provinces
under
the
jiowers
conferred
by
the
British
North
America
Act.
The
test
case
was
based
on
the
habeas
corpus
application
on
behalf
of
Chung
Chuck,
a
Chinese
fanner,
who
was
fined
ten
dollars
for
marketing
potatoes
without
permission
of
th
committee
of
direction.
Mr.
Justice
Murphy
upheld
the
conviction.
to
ssse
up
to
get
rubbed
before
proceeding
further.
TM
committee
in
charge
was
O.
4,
Bdott
(oonveoer),
j.
Dick.
K.
Stuart.
D-I
nhdmyaofe?
'MfcLesn.
'Bs
VTWo:
Bert'
4.
aeott
atsthded
to
the
oandlss
and
ice
the
sports.
J.
Prew
wss
reapoiulM
for
.
i
Oot
Koeomb
of
Washington.
D
c.
and
party,
who
made
the
round
trip
i
ha
Ikagway,
dlasmbsrked
hers
thw
morning
from
the
steamer
PrllK-r
traLu.
Btwerded
Bust
in
Uielr
i'ar
Robert
Pesry'
tin-
itv'ilnr
pttsseutcr,
VANOOOVBR.
Aug.
t7.
British
aijier
harvesters
in
Canada
would
hare
a
fighting
chance
to
succeed
sad
the
Old
Land
would
be
thankful
for
the
opportunity
presented
to
then,
said
Bsoasay
Uaedonald
when
he
met
s
deto-gattan
of
B.C.
Labor
msa
here
yesterdsy.
He
said
the
sanding
of
ten
thou-and
unemployed
miners
had
shwvisted
the
situstion
tn
Britain
samnwhst.
He
asked
whether
it
would
be
poaaibie
to
find
employment
for
them
when
the
harvest
wss
finished
Tbs
ex
-premier
questioned
the
detegs-ttan
iwgardlng
the
recent
BC.
elections
snd
asked
the
cause
of
the
setback
suffered
by
the
Labor
party.
Chwer
eon-tact
between
the
Labor
party
of
Canada
and
the
Motherland
should
be
e-tebuabad.
he
said.
RUMOR
OF
BREAKING
RELATIONS
WITH
CUBA
OVER
TRADE
TREATY
HAVANA.
Aug
27
Insistent
rumors
here
my
that
Csnada
proposes
retiring
Its
diplomatic
snd
oommcrelal
representative
to
Cubs
because
of
differences
arlalng
out
of
Cuba's
refusal
to
endorse
the
proposed
apscssl
conoss-stons
for
Canadian
interests
on
tbs
island
under
the
projected
commercial
treaty.
There
wss
no
confirmation
of
the
report
at
ths
state
department.
OTTAWA,
Aug
17
Mo
oonfirmatlor
was
obtainable
last
night
of
rumors
that
Canada
is
dlssattoftod
with
the
fir
grass
of
negotiations
for
ths
renewal
of
the
trade
agreement
with
Cuba.
addle
Clapp
returned
ss
the
city
on
tbs
Prince
Chartos
this
morning
from
a
west's
trip
to
Tansouvar.
I
A
UK
or
our
.way
Oefiiiridii:iMr.tjMt!PjyMe'
'
tad
Mm
Rupert
from
i
Aiaahalj
awl
tlf
to
Vaitoouver
we
wtsiM
Has
to
as-
press
our
appreciation
to
ths
Norwegians
of
the
city
and
4
sspsclally
to
Mr.
Jack
Balvlg
for
f
the
splendid
co-operation
and
sssistance
rendered
ue
at
our
a
showing
of
the
"Norway"
turn
and
also
to
the
public
generally
for
thru
appreciative
1
iinjamsj
4.
EIIIK
BYE
4,
Lyd.T
SKLVIO.
tt
ttttt
THtTt
.