CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Ec-yone
reads
the
Clwwiried
Ads.
If
you
lose,
advertise
tor
It.
It
ytu
find,
locate
the
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
(JET
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
V
III.
No.
182
AMSA
CANNERYMEH
WERE
DROWNED
IN
ALASKA
MIKAN.
Aug
4
H
Llenea.
mi
of
the
Watrrtall
Cannery
vk.m
Packing
Corporation
and
Utraeu.
an
employee,
both
of
vrr
drowned
when
the
akIS
ti
i
hey
were
working
on
trap
ntirned
In
Santa
Crua
Bay
"
i
mIhj-
The
body
of
Unas
was
HOME
IS
DONATED
FOR
BISHOP
OF
KOOTENAY
'Hinon.
Aug.
4-Mrs.
C.
L.
Waln--1Ui
resident
of
the
Odd-
luinii-ipaltty,
who
leave
shortly
in
England,
haa
donate
her
v,ine
with
seven
acre
to
be
the
ni
residence
of
the
Blahop
of
STEMMING
RECORD
OF
DUCHESS
OF
BEDFORD
s
I'liKAL.
Kwf
Tli
Ducheaa
Of
!!
new
CP.R.
liner
establiah
'iiMitliuitir
steaming
record
of
'
hours.
Which
linearly
a
full
"
f.
1
"an
the
previous
rcaord.
ROYALS'
DEFEATEDT
'
CALGARY
ALL-STARS
'
A
1
(
'AHY
.
Aug.
4
The
Wcalmlnster
'
""fasted
Calgary
All-Stars
In
an
'
'i,n
:
lootbaU
game
here
last
night,
being
three
to
two.
N
11
Kteamw
Prince
Oeorge,
Oapt.
'
l-k
-aon.
I
rtue
to
return
at
8
this
evsnutk
from
An
vox
and
,uit
Had
will
sail
about
8:80
for
Or-'1:
Poll
RlVBi
u(i
Vancouver.
before
the
final.
r.
1
lon
ehaflapionahlp
for
that
year.
(10VEK.VMKNT
UKTIt
Ml-CH
TIIE
IltUB-
Mil
O.
WILL
EMTATK
000
pounds.
Canadian
Flan
it
Oold
Star-age
Oo..
9
6c
and
6c.
Margalloe.
7,000
pounds,
l"cinc
riaa-
erles,
04c.
and
tc.
Cape
Bpenoer.
1600
pounds,
and
Brte
Boy,
B.000
pouitds.
Booth
Flaberles,
.6c.
and
Go.
Oape
8ar.
7.000
pduaeVt,
Boyal
nan
Co.,
9,8c
and
8c.
CANADIAN
YACHTS
TO
RACE
AT
JIARBLEHEAD
BOSTON.
MASS..
Aug
4
Canadian
yachtsmen
wall
come
to
Massachuatto
tntt
month
to.
match
their
afcUl
against
the
New
Bnglandem
at
Marblehead.
ItwOl
be
the
fourth
meeting
oi
in
rtoyaf
Canadian
Yacht
Club
with
mem-bert1
o0
the
Ea
club
the
IntemaUopir
oontesu
were
started
in
ftBM.
TfieVfistatchea
stand
S
to
1
In
tavorW
American
In'92jjhe
Marblehead
delegation
to
TOrMtoV
Beaded
bv
t.-nane.
Arf.m.
who
wax
r.
KunH-d
a
one
of
the
I
moat
skilful
skippn
Statea.
waa
deUnU'-'i
Thiiian
Wade.
mm
ArraagMMnta
for
the
sports
and
at-
in
tne
leoo
metre
relay
te
Canadian
tractions
program
during
Exhibition'
teanj
headed
by
Wilson
of
Montreal
On-
IMSt
wefe
practically
oom-
lahed
aeooud
to
America
but
qualified
for
pMo
M
mnklf
meeting
of
Fair
Board
the
filiate
tomorrow.
i
mtfii
wtUl
president
M
p.
Vie-
In
the
scwUlng
match
Joe
Wright
of
Oafftry,
occupying
the
chair.
Canada
was
defeated
by
SUaka.
toe
The
formal
opening
wlU
take
place
on
I
Hungarian,
but
tll
got
another
chane
Tuesday
evening.
September
11.
at
7
LONDON.
Aug.
4
aUr
George
Thursday
and
may
alternoons
and
Wins
the
tobacco
magnate,
who
parade
is
being
arranged.
to
take
atace
recently,
left
an
estate
OT
T
uumign
cuy
iirsh
in
oonneeneo
wnn
SM.0OQ.0eO.
tfce
hulk
of
which
4-
j
tho
opening
of
tbe
rodeo,
he
beoiieathod
to
his
children
I
,On
Friday
and
Saturday
afternooaa
The
Oosemnaant
gets
about
ISO.-
n
footoall
games
between
Oaean
Farte
Ooo.OOO
in
tasea.
and
Prince
Bupert
for
tbe
enampMnaMp
4
of
Northern
British
Columbia
will
be
;
played
Negotiation
are
being
opened
through
!
the
United
Btatea
consul
with
a
view
L7ICLT
I
AWniMfC
TftTlHV
rljll
L
111
U
IP!
UO
lUUnl
lt
having
an
American
warship
vlsK
the
TOTAL
185,500
POUNDS
l'p
to
He.
and
Ge.
Paid
fr
American
Halibut
and
fi.Kr.
and
Cr.
for
Canadian
Halibut
sales
at
the
Flab
B
change
10:.
and
oc
Fish
it
Oold
Storace
Oo..
10
7c.
and
6c
OJoa,
SJOO
pounds
Canadian
Fish
A
Oold
Storage
Co..
11c.
and
0c.
C'ANAIHAN
Takla.
M.000
pounds,
Atiln
Flahaerts
S.c.
and
Sc.
Aiken.
6.000
pounds,
PaoJAe
Flsbarlea,
B.6e
and
8c.
Bone
Spit,
11.000
pounds,
Attla
Flah-
srtea.
9.6c
and
6c
W.
T.,
10,000
pound,
and
Tramp,
11,-
harbor
during
Fair
Weak
GIANTS
CLIMB
TOWARD
LEAD
this
marning
totalled
lfthMO
pounds,
i
-
reoelved
from
:
.ir.itir.N
KA(
i:
I
NCll.N(ii:i
UEsi'LT
9
Ac
and
Sc.
to
lie.
and
Sc.
for
os.Soo
pound
while
nine
Oanndian
boata
ware
paid
from-SlH.
and
sc.
to
Site,
and
to.
tor
1IT.BO0
rxMinds
Arrivals
and
were
as
follows:
AM
Ell
I
PAN
Ventura.
2700
rnaiMia.
Canadian
ffah
A
Oold
Btorate
Oa,
c
and
Sc.
Uttqra.
SO.O80
pounds.
AUtn
FWhertas.
Ot'
VliHTKUHAVM
OAMt
NBW
YORK.
Aug.
4
A
feature
of
the
National
League
Is
the
steady
climb
or
the
(slants
lately
rated
as
fourth
and
now
menacing
the
leader,
the
St.
Lou
I
Cardinals.
Chicago
moved
tats
third
place.
Tbs
Amariaan
League
race
was
unchanged
as
a
result
of
yesterday's
games.
Taborna.
11.000
ponada.
Canadian
xb
Yankees
and
Philadelphia
alternately
win
r
Isn
on
the
same
day
leaving
the
respective
positions
tn
status
quo.'
NATIONAL
St.
umis,
:
Dostas
l.
Chicago,
a;
BrooUyn
1.
CtDctaMU.
New
York.
.7
Pittsburgh,
14:
Pitneetnfcta.
6.
AEUlJIAN
Doston,
3;
Oktaa0.
1.
WaAlngton.
9;
Dotfoit.
3.
radatphia.
;
Clevelajvd,
8.
New
York.
alfc.L.
Louis,
8.
t'OANT
Oakland.
0:
Daatamenttt
t.
Los
Angeiea,
t;
San
Franoiaoo.
8.
SriatUe.
I;
narUansl.
S.
Missions,
IWlrweed.
3.
NATIONAL
LKAOrE
at.
Louis
Wew
York
Oiaotnnati
Chicago
.
Ptttsbug
Brooklyn
Boston
.
.
W.
6S
80
59
60
60
34
L.
36
40
43
44
48
Jmun
TRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
4,
1928
MACDONALD
IAatuIaw
tn
auttitfv
In
thm
Iomn'
Km
nFbwi
Am
n
rirti
ri
at.!.
a-
1
As
attractions
in
the
BshiBttton
Building
on
Wateeaday
and
Thursday
nights
the
Board
has
deatded
to
ecgage
a
Seattle
acrobatic
team
oanalatteg
of
a
4-
father
ant
two
young
aona,
ttte
yaungesU
4.
beiag
kjan
live
yeaaa
C
ag.
and
Rutti
,
sat
MflDBf,
ataa
smd
-woman
tewrOj
4
,
aingaia
and
danoera.
i
,
i
The
stiwpadr
will
be
held
on
tbe
"
L
s
ni.
1
1
1
Philadelphia
68
37
'
"
S4.
Louis
84
63
Chicago
48
87
Cleveland
48
87
Was9Bton
47
89
Dertott
44
88
Boston
38
64
ret.
.644
J&19
.878
.877
All
.304
.358
M'i:uW.iN
Llltori;
i-n-
i
New
York
"T3''h'"
'S3-'
m
.641
.803
.483
.437
.443
.431
J73
Oeorge
McAfee,
manager
of
the
Big
tho
united
Bay
Lumber
Co..
sailed
this
morning
ouimiili'il
by
by
the
Oarrlena
on
a
business
trip
to
cnta.
who
have
.negotiations
under
way
yeara
for
tbe
letting
of
all
space
In
the
block,
report
the
following
tenanu
already
deaattely
signed
up:
onofNn
h.ook
Dry
Oooda
and
Novelty
Shop
(Urs.
Dowtner.i
Thor
Johnson,
men's
furnishings.
Mtsa
Barbeau.
milllrer.
fKKTONII
ILOOU)
Metes
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
UVLd
Open
Split
Develops
in
American
Athletic
In
on
at
Amsterdam
in
Which
Charges
Made
by
Official
'
AMSTEHDAH
Aog.
4.
An
open
split
(jeveloficd
amoong
American
amateur
athletic
union
officials
here,
developments
of
which
have
been
brewing
and
which
reached
its
height
last
night
when
Frederick
W.
Rupien,
following
his
virtual
removal
as
field
official;
charged
his
disbarment
was
due
to
the
efforts
of
Murray
Hulburt,
national
president
Murray
also
charges
that
Hulbert
antagonized
Canadian
officials
who
were
seeding
to
file
a
sprint
protest-
This
pro-tost
of
P.
J.
Mulqueen
referred
to
one
of
the
100
metre
heats
in
which
George
Hester
of
Canada,
misled
by
chalk
lines
at
80
metre,
stopped
before
he
had
reached
the
full
distance.
Hulbert
asserts
he
offered
to
make
Mulqueen's
protest
but
the
latter
became
abusive
and
charged
"prejudice"
and
working
against
C&nadians.
MOVING
INTO
'POLICE
OFFICER
BESNER
BLOCK
SHOT
HIMSELF
TENANTS
AMtLMftY
MONTI
MKMIU-ll
OF
NOUTHtUN
FATKOL
OF
"
V
WP-.
a-WWB
M
stM
tVMWU
AVZ
,
.
.
.
.
......
It
f
t
l
W
U
lit
VTtV1
tfltt..
lengtha.
'
Iwimimm
which
will
take
plaee
otxl
Paaeo
Trjota
of
Finland
with
a
victory
I
AoropoUa
HU1
OrouncK
or
weather
not
in
the
)lln
throw
anathe
ueo
metre
,
permitting
that,
in
the
Uaoae
Hall.
run
haa
practically
clinch
the
Decath
I
.MET
WITH
ACCIDENT.
With
the
tiuiisinsatann
of
the
build-
OTTAWA.
Aug.
4.
A
wlreleaa
message
lng
practicaUy
onlte.
tenanu
are
tTata
p
Maekenele
in
charge
ot
the
new
g""'rg
to
as
into
the
hand-
northern
patrol
of
the
Boethle.
as-pome
new
Besner
Blaelc
at
tbe
corner
X
nmincei
that
Constable
A.
B.
Stefiitn
of
Third
Arrant
and
Third
Street.
Last
DannaM
Harbor
post
accidentally
shot
night
the
oisaeflUI
iltamtnattan
(
htaneeU
deed
on
August
28.
1827.
while
the
bulMtag
was
turned
on
for
the
ftrst
WtnrMng
HU
parents
reeMe
neat
AHn-
Kme.
proTteg
tttj
iTtorr
1
ri
f'
Brtttsh
Columbia.
.
,
.
rag
much
fivonamftmt.
T
abot
3tryettr
tiW
Sid
U.
M.
Stephens
Co.
Ltd..
the
ag-
naa
oeru
wivn
voe
Ki-ju-
ior
seven
,
.
TOLMIE
SPEAKS
AT
CONSERVATIVE
PARTY
TO
COLONEL
C.
W.
PECK
VICTORIA.
Aug.
4.
One
of
tbe
first
Wtlllejns.
Manran
&
Oonaatea.
barrie-
things
to
do
Is
to
ascertain
where
the
tee.
Dr.
H,
L.
Alexander,
dentist.
TIIIIUI
ILOOU
J.
J.
A.
A.
West,
West,
physician
physician
and
and
sur
country
Is
in
a
financial
way.
Hon.
Dr.
Tolmle
aald.
at
a
reception
given
by
Sidney
Conservatives
last
night
to
Col-
DR.
sur-
otel
Peck
A
survey
will
be
made.
(
geon.
The
prospective
premier
declared
that
Oeorge
Rorle.
chartered
aooouatant.
'n
his
opinion
something
could
be
done
'
These
tenants
wUl
all
be
In
by
the
to
Improve
the
condition
among
farm-
end
of
the
present
month.
er
Labor
Objects
to
Bringing
Ten
Thousand
British
Miners
to
Work
in
the
Harvest
Fields
of
Canada
OTTAWA,
Aug.
4.
Objection
to
the
proposal
by
which
10,000
Brit
ish
workers
would
be
brought
to
Canada
for
the
harvest
was
expressed
last
night
in
a
motion
passed
at
a
meeting
of
the
allied
trades
and
labor
council.
The
motion
waa
urged
by
Tom
Moore,
president
of
the
Canadian
Trades
and
Labor
Congress,
who
set
forth
that
the
council
deemed
the
move
inadvisable
both
from
the
standpoint
Of
the
migrants,
who
the
standpoiut
of
tbe
municipalities
in
which
they
would
find
them-
themselves
stranded
tv
Mr.
Moore
said
be
tfaought
everyone
i
reaHeed
the
lmporunce
of
getting
In
the
harvest
but
It
wan
likely
enough
that
men
would
be
forthoomlng
from
within
the
country.
THROWN
FROM
LOAD
LUMBERAND
KILLED
ISO
MILE
HOUSE
Aug.
S.-Oerald
Hey-worth.
cattleman,
and
sawmUl
operator
died
In
the
hoapiiitJ
today.
lie
was
found
unconscious
yesterday
on
the
road
near
Wllliami
Uk-
where
he
had
been
thrown
when
the
team
he
was
driving
ran
away
and
upset
a
load
of
lumber.
ELECTRICAL
STORM
IN
.13
PL
PROVINCE
OF
ONTARIO
TORONTO.
Aug
4
A
girl
was
kUled
and
four
people
injured
in
the
severest
electrical
storm
of
the
season,
Much
property
1
damaged
and
crop
are
beaten
down.
TODAY'
WHEAT
1'KICKS
FIRST
WHEAT
BEING
CUT
SASKATOON,
Aujr.
4.
The
Saskatchewan
wheat
harvest
ha
begun
with
the
firt
binder
operating
near
Stalwart.
Farmer
Klenk
expects
25
bushels
to
the
acre.
HARVEST
HELP
PROPOSAL
IS
UNDER
DISCUSSION
LONDON,
Aug,
4
The
proposed
arrangement
t,efid
lO.qQO,
njiiners
to
assist
tn
tl
Canadian
harvest
is
atlll
under
consideration
The
previous
announcement
that
arrangement
bad
tren
concluded
wa
erroneous
a
the
result
of
misinterpretation
of
a
cable
despatch
DKATII
TOLL
IS
TEN
ST.
CATHERINES.
ONT
.
Aug.
4
The
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
4
The
price
of
death
of
Alex
Stevens,
a
riveter
increa-
wheat
at
the
local
exchange
today
wa.ed
the
death
toll
in
the
lock
teste
dl-
Ciotrrt
nt
II-J4',.
istfi
:c,
Ten
,.J?XteN,
Aug,
4
Peter
Vere-
giav
(he
Mffltwteor
'
leader,
is
resting
easily,
here
following
ad
auto
accident
In
Which
he
was
severely
shaken.
Tbe
oar
In
which
he
was
riding,
left
the
road
five
miles
from
here,
rolled
down
the
bank
turning
over
20
time.
SPEEDY
TRIAL
FOR
CHINESE
CHARGED
OPIUM
SMUGGLING
NANAIMO.
Aug
4
Chlng
Ming
King.
charged
with
Importing
opium
valued
at
1140.000,
waa
granted
a
speedy
trial
tv
judge
Barker
on
Friday
to
come
up
August
33.
Ball
was
set
at
120,000
In
not
a
than
two
securities.
TIMBER
FIRE
ON
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
4
The
chief
for-
it
was
said,
would
not
find
sufficient
winter
employment,
and
f
rom
'
NooJ'
i'e
Today
on
vancou
vrr
Eu-hang
(Courtesy
of
8.
D.
Johnson
Oc
Ltd.)
The
folk)
whig
queMMon
were
bid
and
asked:
Argmta
Rufu.
304c
35.
Bayview.
7e..
7Hc.
B.
C.
Silver.
110.
6133.
Big
Missouri.
60HC.
lc.
Cork
Provtne,
iOe,
ilc.
Ootton
BeM,
nil.
BOo.
Dunweil,
IS..
18e.
Duthle.
HO.
11.04.
OexMfje
Copper.
84.60.
$4.71.
Oeorgta
River,
3IHc
34c.
Olaaiar,
31
M..
36He.
Ooloonda.
11.11.
11.15.
Orandvlew.
SOc..
39VC
Irtdependenre,
18c..
18Vc.
Indian,
Sc..
nil.
KootAty
njrencc.
19c
I9kc
L.
&
L
TOe.
llVi.
Lakevkvw,
nil,
4c.
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Ltkf
Jtm.
11..
31
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,
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4.
Msirjiwt
M'etai.
Ic.
lie.
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'
Marmot
River
Oold.
..
10,
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NktsMHit
BUver.
lVa-c..
16V,.
PeOdlOrellle.
813
78.
HSiO.
Porter
Idaho,
79c.
B3c.
Premier.
83.47.
1349.
Ruth
Hpe,
8Ss
9c
.
Stiver
Oresl
llUjC.
Uc
Silverado,
78c.,
88c.
Topley
Richfield,
60c..
61c.
Tone.
nU,
63.80
White
Water.
43
36.
63.30.
Woodbine.
36V
27c
snwfi..ke
oc
,
it.
.
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CABARET
8peclal
Dinners
Thursday
and
Saturdays
'Dancing
every
Mai
urday
night
from
D
to
1Z.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
Accomodation
Tor
Privae
Parties
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cents
VIEWS
CANADIANS
CONTINUE
TO
LOOM
LARGE
OL
YMPIC
GAMES
Canadians
Continue
to
Make
Very
Good
Showing
in
Olympic
Games
by
Winning
Relays,
Men's
and
Girls'
MSTEUDAM,
Aug.
4.
The
Canadian
team
headed
by
Percy
.
am
won
the
first
heat
of
the
400
metre
relay
in
wind
and
driv-taiii.
Ag
in
the
100
metre
classic,
Williams
just
defeated
Jack
ion,
the
Ilritish
NeRro,
to
the
tape
In
the
final
spurt
which
gave
i
.mudians
the
victory.
!d
States
and
France
also
won
their
preliminary
heats.
h
girls'
relay
the
Canadian
team
broke
the
world's
record,
hr
first
heat
in
49
2-6
seconds,
while
the
Americans
equalled
.
"fit
with
49
4-5
seconds-
The
Canadians
were
Fanny
Roseofeld,
S
Ethel
Smith,
Florence
Beit
and
Myrtle
JUDGE
MAULSON
IS
DISMISSED
VIM'
mtlMr:M
IHtOMillT
AUAINHT
MANITOBA
JIHTHK
MMtE
lVKHTI(lATi:ii
'
mva
Aug.
4.
The
dismissal
of
M
Maulaon
of
the
northern
iiixtrtrt
of
Manitoba
la
announo-vuiiR
an
Investigation
Into
.-.niudtng
saw
than
a
do
n
'
was
aaM
he
presided
on
tke
mdrr
ta
lninrrf
HqUT.
It!
...
:
thut
he
patronised
the
bot-
-.,
hud
appeals
pending
before
rit
charges
included
the
paas-'thieea
cheeks
and
consorting
i-
restaurant
keepers
LABOR
LEADER
IS
AT
QUEBEC
)
lIUIviY
MACDONALD.
I'OKMEK
1111
mi.lt
Ot
BRITAIN.
UEACIHiM
Will
WITH
DAIOIITLKH
y
i.k
Aug.
4
-Bight
Hon.
J.
Bam-v.
n.M.nid.
fanner
labor
Prvenler
at
n
arrived
here
with
w
tribal.
Joan
and
Sbyila
and
i.
civic
waieoroe.
I
Oook,
all
of
Toronto.
PROGRAM
FOR
FAIR
IS
SET
HOARD
UEf'IDIX
ON
M'KCIAL
ENTER-TAINMHNT
IKATtllKS
IIEMDEH
MTAMI'tDE
ANI
M'OKT
EVENTS
Former
British
Labor
Premier
Discusses
Few
Problems
of
Old
Land
Sees
Conservative
Party
Due
for
Hard
Blow
But
Admits.
They
Are
Well
Organized
and
have
Newspapers
With
Them.
QUEBEC,
Aug.
4.
Interviewed
here
last
night
Right
Hon.
J.
Ramsay
Macdonald
said
,
the
recent
agreement
reached
between
railway
employers
and
employees
in
Britain
did
not
constitute
a
reduction
in
wages
in
reality
because
the
employees
had
accepted
the
former
wages,
getting
permanent
instead
of
irregular
work.
Commenting
on
the
election,
Mr.
Macdonald
said
the
Conservatives
was
due
for
a
hard
blow
The
Government
had
done
nothing
toward
utilizing
tbe
natural
resources
and
attemptingg
a
teal
solution
.of
the
unemployment
problem
except
within
the
last
few
morrtha.
Liberals
e
thought
would
t
make
no
headway
and
labor
waa
under
a
handicap.
Conservatives
were
organized
for
a
strong
campaign
and
had
the
newspapers
behind
them.
Ccmmenttng
on
immigration
to
this
country,
Mr.
Uacdanald
said
the
Cana-
Ldlan
principle
of
selective
Immigration
waa
a
good
one
but
he
thoiight
the
Canadian
sieve
somewhat
small
mesh.
PETEK
YEKKOIN
IS
VICTIM
AlTOMOniLE
ACCJItKNr.
AT
M'.LSON
RECOGNITION
OF
WILLIAMS
VANCOrVEIl
CITIZENS
CONSIIIERINO
WHAT
STEPS
TO
TAKE
TO
SHOW
API'KECIATION
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
4
A
meeting
last
:lght
of
299
representative
citizens
appointed
a
committee
to
consider
what
aecegftlUan
would
be
given
to
Percy
Wtniama,
the
tocal
athlete,
who
had
so
Mrtlfigu!hed
rAnAir'Tr-!?
wtnftlhg
at
-4b
Olympiad
,st
Amsterdam.
Bug-
testione
were
made
that
a
trust
fund
it
established,
that
a
stadium
be
bultt
in
his
honor,
or
that
a
statue
be
Some
warned
against
anything
being
done
vhich
would
endasget
his
amateur
status
JUDGE
FORIN
HAS
RETIRED
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
4.
Judge
J.
A.
Forin
of
tbe
county
court
bench
tn
the
district
of
Kootenay
since
1800
with
residence
In
Nelton
baa
retired
and
will
make
his
home
in
Vancouver.
W.
A.
Ntabet
of
Craabrpok
succeeds
him.
HEENEY
HAD
BEEN
ENGAGED
FOR
MONTHS
SPRINn
VAlJJrV
N
V
Alia
A
It
ester
report
Ore
at
the
head
of
Nlm-
j
now
develops
that
Heeney
who
waa
mar-Man
Lake
amidst
a
ane
atand
of
tlm-
j
hj
yesterday
had
been
engaged
to
Miss
ber.
In
the
Wood
and
English
property.
Dunn,
who
Is
34
years
of
age,
for
several
A
logging
crew
Is
fighting
tbe
names.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
months.
He
met
her
shortly
after
coming
to
America
and
has
visited
her
home
several
time
during
hi
training
for
the
last
bout.
Heeney
wUl
take
aia
bride
of
yesterday
back
to
New
Zealand
when
he
gses
to
visit
his
mother
ahortly.
and
then
returning
to
America.
MUNICIPAL
AIRPORT
FORMED
AT
VANCOUVER
OTTAWA,
Aug
4
The
dty
of
Van-ewurer
has
given
permission
and
a
license
has
been
Issued
by
the
department
f
National
Defense
for
a
municipal
airport
there.
THOUSANDS
DROWNED
RIVER
OVERFLOWED
SHANGHAI.
Aug.
4
It
I
reported
from
Tainan
that
a
thousand
persons
were
drowned
In
flood
caT
the
Tawen
River
which
overflowed,
.fV
the
result
of
heavy
rams.
-"'"v"
HANOVER,
Aug.
4.
Far
the
second
time
an
attempt
to-
laUMti
a
racket
car
failed
when
ttis
Rak
III
wa
derailed
when
the
rocket
ear
efptded
the
wrong
way.
The
ear
was
wrejked
and
nobody
hurt.
I'HEMICK
ON
TOl'll
OTTAWA.
Aug
4--Premier
Mac
ken
-ne
Kiiik
left
last
night
on
a
western
tour.