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i-'
r.
uii'
i.iii
ni"M
i'kmi.ii
r
or
Mini
ii
mm:
mere
in
ONTARIO
'N
TO
Aug
SO
Drownings
took!
'
-
m
Ontario
or
the
week-end
iractc
of
all
m
the
tale
of
l
Chartf
Hamuu.
n.
ae4
1?
;xvttiy.
ana
Mua.-
Run
bit
it
drotrnad
in
thi
Poo
Blver
or&voa
was
drowned
at
Oita-'
Oarnvall,
Frrd
Clark
arvi
'
were
drowrxxl
at
Port
Bruct-
NUniuo
at
Wvilnad
'
VAL.
Aug.
SO
Mu
Uvea
wort
a
serMB
i
aocldc&U
ovr:
r-
rt
in
the
Montreal
district
rilled
in
motor
accidents,
twin
and
a
child
was
burn"!
Another
death
occurred
from
:..ng
Lit
1
I
II
i
III
III
111
J
111L7
OLD
MUSKETS
I'
ll
IS
IIVTlltlll
IIIIIMIH
HICK
M
I'K
TKAIIIMI
HAVH
AT
KAIXT
HIT.
much:
I
HTt.
MARIE.
ATM.
I
Two
and
a
number
of
rusted
old
-i
inuakota
warr
found
In
a
cave
North
tsnws
mines
by
A
B
ln;flor.
They
indicate
e
i
'U-n
trafedy
of
the
Jur
trad-
ins
were
found
mi
the
mountain.
1
a
type
that
Ibm
iw
north
country
CAR
PLUNGED
baalde
The
mur
not
been
for
Oft
OVER
CLIFF
vsBii.
B.
C.
Aui
30.
Ijrroy
a
"t
Harrison
Mills
was
Instantly
1
."'sierdRy
wiien
the
oar
in
which
1
paaaenejer
wcevt
over
the
now
-AKaaais
mountain
road
and
"i
loo
lee
down
the
cliff
to
rocks
l
M
rii
tig
over
and
over
as
it
went.
'
K
llr
and
A.
C.
Mather,
driver.
"
'own
out
and,
not
aertoAMiy
-
DEATH
SENTENCE
ON
JACKSON
COMMUTED
111
AWA.
Aug
30
n
Oaort
Sentence
of
death
Edmund
Jackaor.
""
i
v
of
Vancouver,
B.C.
has
been
""""
to
Uf
imprlaonment.
He
'
'"
iiav
been
hanged
at
Port
Saa-'
"n
Alberta.
Aujust
38,
tor
the
f
Mrs
Nell
Pendleton,
near
h
'"
iw-au.
Alta
.
last
Pebruary.
Th-"
'-le
wife
of
a
farmer
'
f
working.
LOW
Halwke.
Lord
Chanoellor
of
Or
at
Britain
who
aa
Wa
eomary
r-oonaarurtcd
thei
arnv
which
wu
later
sent
to
France.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
on
limine
lrlers
TimIs;
on
Vanruu-
trf
tlsp;r
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of
a.
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Ltd.)
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foUowInc
quoUtlons
and
asked:
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aOc.,
JOfte.
Bsyvlrw
lr..
7Hc
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11
85
nil
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tfrr..
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Cork
Province
c.
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Brit.
nil.
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lc.
16c.
Dutbl
Wr
.
1
00
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50,
MM.
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view
3c.
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tradamiUi.
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llHc
lftc.
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M.7S.
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l'i
etc.
U:,:lv
Newt.
bid
CONSIDERED
MATT
Til
M
UX
HAVE
TO
OO
HACK
TO
CAIIIMT
ItHl
THEIR
IINAL.
Ari'KOVAL
MOamiBAL.
Ag.
30Ulatotar
Otj
'l
luanrv
Hcbb
m
a
statement
on
the
Standard
Bank
and
Bank
of
Commerce1
merger,
said
he
had
Riven
permission
to
r.r)totiat
The
shareholders
of
the
two
banks
must
now
consider
the
pr
jpjsttlan.
The
contract
drawn
docs
not
ccme
Into
-'ore
until
the
Oovernment
approves
it.
-
Shareholders
hold
their
meetings
next
month
and
aa
full
publicity
was
re
quoted,
the
Oovernment
should
have
a
full
crow-country
opinion
on
the
-oea-'K.n
by
the
time
the
proposal
reaches
ROBBERY
AT
WESTMINSTER
J
i:VKM.l
irn
SAKE
llltOKKN
OPEN
AMI
MONKV
TAKliN
I
ROM
IT
SAT-I'lttl.VV
MdllT
HEW
WESTMINSTER.
Aug.
18
The
)eweUary
store
of
Thoma.
Otffocd
was
broken
Into
Saturday
night
and
a
thousand
dollars
worth
of
twenty
dollar
bills
stolen.
The
man
apparently
secured
entranoe
through
a
hole
made
In
the
all
of
adjacent
premises
an
d
broke
open
the
safe.
It
la
believed
they
escaped
across
the
boundary.
Divsorwrjr
of
the
robbery
was
made
yesterday
morning.
STEAMER
WAWEENA
IS
THOUGHT
TOTAL
LOSS
CREW
OF
THIRTY
LANDS
rY-iX)VA.
An.
20-
Steamer
of
the
Alaska
Codfish
Co..
of
San-Pranrtaro,
went
aground
Sunday
at
Tol
stoi
Point
on
St.
Oeorgea
Island.
The
injury.
la
apparently
a
total
loas
but
Uie
of
SO
men
were
landed
without
SOCKEYE
FISHING
IS
CLOSED
FOR
SEASON
Boakeye
fishing
closed
at
the
end
of
last
weak
and
from
this
time
on
the
only
ftahlAg
will
be
for
pinks,
chums
and
oahoea..
aa
far
aa
the
riven
are
oonoarnedi
The
weekly
close
tune
on
the
fikcena'
la
reduced
to
49
hours,
,
.
i
frtaUga,
w
prohibited
m
.
Prince
Ru
pert
harbor
and
adjacent
waters.
CAPTAIN
TROUP
RESIGNS
FROM
CPJt
SERVICE
VICTORIA.
Aug.
88.
Capt..
J.
W.
Troup,
superintendent
of
the
B.
C.
Coast
Steamship
service
of
the
O.P.R
has
resigned
his
position
In
order
to
look
sf;r
his
private
Interests.
Keroutaos
will
succeed
him.
Capt.
Advei'lM'
In
the
Dally
News
It
payit
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
Everyone
reads
the
Classified
Ada
LAItUF.
CADARET
Special
Dinner
Thursday
and
If
you
lose,
advertise
for
It.
Saturdays
If
you
find,
locate
the.
owner.
Dancing
every
Saturday
nl(ht
from
0
to
U.
need,
advertise
for
It
Whatever
you
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
-at
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accomodation
for
Prlvae
Parties
(JET
THE
CLASSIFIED
IIAI1IT.
rhone
457
p.
Northern
ard
Central
British
Columbians
Newspaper
PKINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C:,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
20,
1928
Price
Five
Cents
.
,
-
-
-H
b
Am,
fu,i
TOLMIE
S
NOW
PREMIER
MOTHER
AVIATOR
DISAPPEARS
INTO
VAST
UNKNOWN
r.
macLean
Resigns
as
rremier
and
Dr.
Simon
Tolmie
Takes
His
Place
as
Head
of
the
Government
VICTORIA,
Auir.
20.
Hon.
S.
I).
MacLean,
Premier'
l
i
r..n
:
l:
.ir
i
-t
iv
ii
i
L
'llliu
iuuu;
iuiium
ui
mo
viviv.ni,
ut
mv
jjvtiio
ut.
'
f
tCltOMH
f'ONTI
M'.NT
4
Hon.
Simon
Fraser
Tolmie,
Conservative
leader,
was,
n"BAKS
"'
""k
otlay
sent
for
by
Lieutenant-Governor
Iirucc
on
the
ad-
J
curtis
field,
new
yohk
irr
in
tiitr
i
liii
uiu
in
uhihi
aiiu
naa
anuin
111
iuiiiihiij
-
----
-
ake
the
nosition
vacated
by
MacLean.
Dr.
Tolmie
will
have
a
strong
following
in
the
new
legis-
i
alure
wun
:
memoers.
jne
minerals
nave
iwcivc
ami
a
mr
one.
lorn
uniuu
01
rcrnic.
Dr.
MacLean
left
immediately
to
10m
his
family
at
Ircnlwood
for
a
two
wccKs
holiday.
-
j
.
...-.
.
.
.
t
y
iva
nil
iint
w
ft
rui
r.s-
j
continental
fllirht.
flying
from
California
Hi
record
time
for
both
direct
tone
minute.
In
IS
hours.
68
Dr
Tolmie
was
sworn
in
at
12.30
and
said
he
would
an-JAjJK
VlrKlirI
I.:..
i.s4
t
iiuiuiiiuiiuuii
umii
l-
ilia
tumult
ujiiiui
i
uv
AlALlllLb
I
:
;
LIKE
RED
MEN
OF
OLD:
Tribal
chiefs
celebrating
ancient
treaty
rights
to
cross
international
border
at
will.
Bert
Hassell
and
His
Fellow
-
Flyer-Probably
Lost
Off
Coast
Greenland
on
Way
to.
Stockholm
TORONTO,
Aug.
20.
Arctic
seas
that
pound
Greenland's
icy
shored
have
concealed
the
face
of
Bert
Hasten
s
attempt
to
liy
from
Cochrane,
Ontario
to
.Mount
Evans,
Greenland
in
the
monoplane
ftockford.
Not
since
three
o'clock,
central
Standard
time,
yesterday
morning,
has
word
come
from
Hassell
and
his
companion,
Parker
Cramer,
who
left
Cochrane
at
noon
on
Saturday
on
the
second
leg
of
their
flight
from
Rockford,
Ills,
to
Stockholm.
The
last
message
heard,
a
prearranged
code
letter
MR"
indicated
that
the
plane
was
75
miles
off
Cape
ChtcUey.
flying
new
Darla
Strait
-
-
r
HEFS",'JIiC0L0NEL
mm
m
Greenland
but
missed
Mount
Evans.
In
FROM
HEART
ATTACK
such
an
event
It
would
be
days
before
j
tne
flyers
oouid
get
word
cut
to
the
world
If
they
were
unable
to
get
their
radio
to
work.
FOCI
HORN
LI
CV
lUM
A
new
fog
born
is
b-lna
eilabllsh
d
as
abort
a
time
-
poaalble.
every
candidate
la
requested
to
have
all
sucrip-tlcn
stubs
oompu'lj-
ruled
In.
their
money
checked
t
correspond
to
the
amounts
shown
on
receipt
stubs
beiore
coming
to
this
office
tonight
We
are
always
glad
to
you
all
the
time
you
need
and
wnt,
but
for
the
accommodation
of
yourself
and
every
other
candidate
wi
wlU
come
In
with
-very
available
""erlptton
cluvlnu
the
DUBLIN.
New
Hampshire.
Aug
20.
Colonel
Oeorge
Harvey,
former
ambawa-dor
to
Oreat
Britain,
died
here
this
afternoon
from
a
heart
attack.
KILLEII
IN
ACCIDENT
on
Lucy
Island
aa
an
aid
to
navigation
i
In
that
neighborhood.
It
Is
expected
t
I
SEATTLE.
Aug.
10
David
Klngalry.
i
be
ready
for
operation
about
September
I
Portland
police
officer,
and
Ix.uu
Fir
I.
It
Is
being
Installed
adjacent
to
thellpl.
U.
S.
Immigration
Inspector
of
Port
ItghtlKJune
and
is
operated
by
an
oil
land,
was
fatally
Injured
when
tlio.i
engine.
I
auto
overturned
nouth
of
Seattle
Biggest
Vote
Period
of
News'
Subscription
Campaign
Ends
Tonight
What
You
Do
liy
9
O'clock
Tonight
Determines
In
a
Large
Measure,
Ultimate
Success
With
the
big
first
period
offer
ending
forever
promptly
at
9
o'clock
tonight,
(Monday,
August
20),
it
is
only
natural
to
expect
that
-each
and
every
candidate
will
call
at
this
office
between
now
and
9
o'clock
tonight
to
turn
in
every
possible
subscription.
The
present
big
vote
offer
will
positively
end
at
9
o'clock
tonight
and
will
never
be
repeated,
extended
or
duplicated
ri
any
time
during
the
campaign.
,
No
candidate
will
ie,
permitted.
to
enter
The
Daily
News
office
after
9
o'clock
tonight
fdr.
the
,
purpose
of
turning,
in.
subscriptions
on
the
present
olg
vat'
offerafoutia&tn
U
closing"
Hours1
of
the
big
vote
Hrst
per-effice'at
that
aie
bewaitedn-nd
"to)l
offttVo
make
the
request
that,
you
thtlr
aubsertptiork
eradttrdi
om
the
.big
have
your
Himiw
fn
aueh
shape
that
i
totes
of
the
first
iwrlod.
To
avo1
oon-
!
the
CUnpalgn
Manager
will
br
able
u
fusion
and
to
make
each
candidate
check
It
quickly
and
Issue
your
receipt
watt
to
ace
the
campaign.
Manager
tor
.
You
will
appreciate
this
of
olhcrk
they
will
appreciate
It
of
you.
ANY
subscriptions
MAILED
In
ANY
poftofflce
which
are
postmarked
not
later
than
12
o'clock
(midnight)
Monday
nlofc.
iimiat
On
will
Mllltit
nn
thp
nr..
'
360
PASSENGERS
,
LOST.
tSUjKIMi
i
BAJtriA
ctestrTW
dw-
too
laaseagsrs
sM
foor
men-
bers
of
the
crew
were
drowned
PrWay
In
the
sinking
of
the
cos-
tal
steamer.
Mlra
Fiores,
at
the
mouth
of
the
Maultn
river
in
South
Chi!:.
HON.
I.MON
FRASER
TOLMIE
SBBx
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PREMIER
Ol
IIRITIMI
COLl
MHIA
STEAMER
PROBABLY
LOST
OFF
COAST
OF
COMMISSION
TO
INQUIRE
INTO
PILOTAGE
MATTERS
sent
big
vote
offer
even
though
they
do
A
court
of
Inquiry
is
being
held
UiU
rot
reach
this
office
before
Tuesday
or
i
uftrmooii
in
connecllon
with
the
do-even
later.
I'ortntlon
of
Charles
Sinclair
who
ro-If
you
ever
Intend
doing
anything
jcently
escaped
from
Juneau
JaU
where
BIO
for
yourself
in
this
campaign
YOU
i
he
had
been
imprisoned
for
Infraction
lioulcl
OO
IT
NOW.
"f
lu-
Vols',
an
A,
t.
LORDHALDANE
LUliD
YESTERDAY
X.H
REOICIJA.MkEK
imtTIMII
ARM1
HI
T
KEXIKEH
OUIM1
TO
OI'POSI-TIU.V
OUIIMJ
WAR
ME.MRER
lD'Jit
CABINET
UAH
I.OVER
OF
lIRMAJi
.SCHOLARSHIP
AMI
THIS
JOM
AU.1IAMT
HIM
AS
STATK-IMAN
OX)
AN.
Scotland.
Aug.
19-VlsoDtxnt
Hald&ne.
equally
famous
a
prttaaanfaer
and
stalavuan.
former
war
minister.
d.ed
yesterday
after
a
tang
Illness
He
i
was
73
years
of
age.
i
Carl
Haldane
Is
credited
with
the
re-organisation
ol
the
British
armf
between
the
years
of
1905
and
1614
thus
permitting
Britain
to
seed
a
strong
expeditionary
foroe
to
Franee
wttbin
a
few
days
after
the
Oreat
War
began.
H&idane'a
early
love
far
German
scholarship
told
against
him
altar
war
commenced
and.
despite
tua
record
in
creating
a
new
army,
be
was
excluded
from
the
coalition
ministry.
A
viscounty
closed
the
career
of
Haldane
In
polities
although
he
entered
the
'labor
government
of
Ramsay
Macdsnald,
.
as
Lor
Chancellor.
i
FISHING
STOPS
ON
THE
FRASER
MEN
WILL
NOT
ACCEPT
OFFER
OF
OPERATORS
A
NO
IN
MEANTIME
HO
ATM
IIILE
ANOTHER
MEET-IXO
TIESIIAV
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
Aug.
19
Salmon
fishing
ceased
on
the
Fraser
River
tins
morning
and
the
boats
continue
die
until
a
settlement
of
the
dispute
between
fishermen
and
Cahners
concern-tng
prices
paid
the
former
by
the
can-nera
The
meeting
called
yesterday
to
conunue
discussion
of
the
dispute
lailed
matetiallw.
The
stoppage
comes
In
the
middle
of
the
sock
eye
season.
Cannery
operators
Informed
the
men
they
could
not
make
as
immediate
decision
in
regard
to
their
demands.
Another
meeting
will
be
held
at
Vancouver
tomorrow
night
In
an
effort
to
reacH
an
agreement.
Tiie
men
are
asking
at
least
75c.
a
(Lsh
instead
of
66c
aa
at
present
for
vrkeye
and
a
proportionate
Increase
for
other
varittles.
TWENTY
HOMES
WERE
BURNED
I
IKE
THKEATENEII
POWDER
HOl'SE
AT
RON
AMI.
WAMIINOTON.
HIT
i
MINERS
STOPPED
IT
ELLENSBURO.
WASH..
Aug.
19
Twenty
homes
and
several
business
.buudlngs
were
destroyed
In
Ronald,
a
mining
town
33
miles
north
of
here
Saturday
night.
The
Maze
was
checked
by
more
than
two
thousand
miners
and
rrsMenta
when
about
a
ouarter
of
a
MEXICO
IN
A
STORM
5TJ2SLSTtr
SSm"
j.
For
a
time
the
fire
threatened
to
PANAMA
CITY,
Aug.
19
Reports
re-
.weep
Into
the
neighboring
town
of
ceivod
that
the
steamer
Wlldam
S.
Mc-
Rlyn.
Kennedy
wsa
lost
with
14
man
during
a
storm
off
the
California
coast
gained
credence
when
the
motoranlp
Santos
arrived
yesterday,
reporting
loslnp
second
officer
haaooo,
washed
overboard
dur-
j
Ing
a
heavy
s"
off
the
Oajlfomla
eeuat.
j
The
MoKanney
is
Ave
days
overdwe
at
;
Balboa
en
route
from
San
Pedrbv
to:
New
York.
i
MANY
MINERS
REACH
QUEBEC
QUEBEC.
Aug
19
Seeking
relief
frou-unemployment
:n
the
Old
Country
and
i
with,
facas
turned
cheerfully
toward
the
harvest
fields
of
Western
Canada.
9
000
British
.miners
-passed
through
here
over
the
week-end.
Many
of
the
roan
will
probably
become
permanent
eltlrens
of
VAHOOUVEK.
Aug
20--Mr
Justice
the
Dominion.
'
Morrison
lws
bean
appointed
Royal
Com-1
mlssloner
t
inquire
Into
pilotage
mat-
tern
in
British
Columbia,
according
to.
Ottawa
advices.
,
ANOTHER
GIRL
SWAM
ENGLISH
CHANNEL
DOVER,
Aug
19.
-Miss
Sawke
swam
the
English
channel
from
Cape
Oris
Nea.
France,
to
Dover,
completing
the
feat
early
yeaterday
afternoon.
She
was
Ir.
'he
water
IB
hours,
U
mlaut,
j
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