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CLASSIFIED
HABIT
LA
ROE
CABARET
reads
the
Classified
Ada.
jjvoryone
and
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
If
you
lose,
advertise
for
it.
Saturdays
ii.il
If
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
.4'
from
9
to
12.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
Dance
Hall
lor
Hire.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Accomodation
lor
rrlvae
Parties
CJET
THE
CLASSIFIED
IIAIJIT.
phone
457
"1,.
Northern
and
Central
Brjtish
Columbia's
Newspaper
XVI
1
1.
No.
18G
PHINCE
nUPEltT,
B.
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
9,
1928
Price
Five
Cents
JAPANESE
SEND
Nearly
as
Much
Grain
Shipped
Through
States
as
Via
Canadian
Ports
Vancouver
Has
Larger
Export
Trade
This
Year
Than
Montreal
Stales
Grain
Exchange
Retiring
Chairman
ANCOlVKW
AUK-
9.
W.
Lloyd
Craig,
retiring
chairman
of
the
i,
.
in
Kxekanfe
division
of
the
Vancouver
Merchants'
Exchange,
at
:
annual
mwtlnj
yesterday
said
u
,
I'i'fd
H8,K)0,000
buehelu
of
grain
i
i
.
.1.
ait
against
79,000,000
shipjied
by
Montreal
and
all
eastern
ilius
making
Vancouver
with
more
than
eighty
millions,
the
!..,!:
export
grain
centre
in
the
Dominion.
I
It
figures
are
from
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics,
Mr..
VICTIM
OF
RAT
POISON
MRV
SMITH
OF
Mil
Til
VANCOl
VF.lt
M
ill
AMI
IIKK
MIITIIF.lt
ILL
IN
IIOxPIT.tL
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
Rat
poison
u
.
mi
u
l.av
eauaad
Um
death
last
r
Mary
Smith.
BrVMB
year
old
r
of
Margaret
Smith
of
South
"-
'
iivcr.
i
.
mo'
her
la
In
the
hospital
stiff
ar-.
imm
a
done
of
the
pouon
but
is
:
to
recover.
venting
to
able!
of
police
of
sooth
v
.
jut
the
poison
appears
to
have
nlminlstored
to
the
girl
in
the
i
and
R
was
not
until
late
In
'
'i,,',
tlx-
mother
and
daughter
were
serious
condition
at
their
tin,
rammed
in
the
hospital.
IKEDAMINE"
INSPECTED
rtl!T
OF
MMNKM
MEN
AMI
EN-i.lMKIIM
LOOK
OVF.lt
PROPERTY
ON
MIPTH
KMl
OF
ql
I
KN
(
IIMtl.llTTF.S
;-.it
ty
of
prominent
business
men
'
.sneers
from
the
south
has
been
'
iu
the
property
of
the
tkd
'i
in-ur
Jedway.
The
property,
which
'
f
forty
clalma.
shipped
ore
.
tie
war
but
has
been
Idle
lor
,
eight
rears
It
la
situated
In
'ii
mineralised
country
adjoining
'"i.y
property
which
oonaiat
of
-
it-
una.
Tn
proptrty.
which
haa
iwld
by
Mr.
for
thirty
is
also
near
the
Copper
Island
Tins
examining
the
property
'
"
"
xnlfkd
their
tntntlona
wnn
I
Ut
it.
NO
AMENDMENT
KELLOGG
PACT
I'KK
MIF.lt
MACKENZIE
KING
PEMES
AY
1
1
1
OUT
TO
CHANGE
ANTIWAR
TREATY
iKl.nitOOK.
Bask.,
Aug.
9.
There
no
Canadian
amendment
to
the
li
treaty
to
uotlaw
war.
so
far
as
I
"lire,
said
Premier
Mackenzie
King
.,y
when
shown
a
dispatch
from
w
referring
to
a
rumored
Canadian
'
""it
to
the
Kellogg
pact."
'
it.
mitr
shortly
will
go
to
Paris
to
Multilateral
treaty
on
behalf
of
"i
hikI
he
expressed
oomplete
Ignor-
"i
Hich
an
attempt
as
that
'men,-,
'
"
VOLCANO
ERUPTION
KILLS
THOUSAND
IN
DUTCI
EAST
INDIES
ion
DON,
Aug
9
According
to
report
''"'-muted
by
a
resident
of
Timor
""iv
tin-
enure
island
of
Petoewh
In
'
l)'".h
Sut
Indies
has
been
destroy
-'
"y
i
eruption
of
Koktinda
Volcano
'Kut
4
six
village
were
destroy-"
!'v
'w
and
the
death
toll
la
bellv-'
'
ne.i-ly
a
thousand.
CAPTURES
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert:
up
to
the
enl
bf
the
grain
year,'
Craig
said.
In
the
same
period
New
York
and
other
United
State
Atlantic
ports
bandied
111.000.000
bushels
of
Canadian
train.
Within
fur
months
the
elevator
capacity
of
the
Pacific
Canadian
ports
sou
Id
be
14,000.000.
Mr.
Craig
aald.
eleven
millions
of
which
wouM
be
at
Vancouver,
against
1.360.006
bushels
capacity
all
years
ago.
PARTY
LEADER
-
DIES
AUSTRIA
Stefan
Kadllch.
Head
of
the
Peas-
ants
Victim
of
Revolver
Shots
Vienna,
Aug.
9.
Stefan
Ha-ditch,
the'
Croatian
peasant
party
leader,
died
last
night
at
Zagreb,
capital
of
Croatia.
The
city
is
grief
stricken
and
troops
everywhere
are
ready
to
sup-pre
trouble.
Kadilch
died
from
wounds
re-cieved
on
June
20
in
Parliament
when
a
radical
deputy,
infuriated
at
the
frequent
interruptions
drew
a
revolver
and
fired
three
shots
at
a
group
of
Croat
ians'
ANOTHER
GASBOAT
EXPLOSION
TODAY
llamage
Hut
Mltlit
In
llliut
AlMMiril
llallbat
Host
M.A.li.
This
Morning
Another
gasboat
ea
plosion,
fortunately
acoompanled
by
no
serious
results.
occurred
on
the
looal
waterfront
Jus
lefore
oWoek
thU
morning
when
a
blast
took
place
aboard
the
well
known
halibut
boat
M-A.D.
a
It
was
moored
at
the
Kdward
UpaeU
(Prince
Rupert)
Ltd.
floau.
Tlwugh
there
was
a
nre
in
the
store,
the
engine
waa
not
running
and
those
on
board
were
at
a
loss
to
account
for
tho
oauae
of
the
hi
sat.
D.
Hcratad
a
member
of
the
crew
was
slightly
burned,
about
the
back
of
the
neck
and
tho
aide
of
the
puot
house
was
damaged.
The
flames
were
extla-gulahed
by
the
Ore
department
by
means
of
ohemiral
eitlngulaher
and
water.
The
M
A
D,
la
owned
and
commanded
by
Capt.
J.
McLean
and
la
uninsured.
OFFICIAL
COUNT
PROCEEDS
TODAY
May
lie
Hay
or
So
IKfore
Final
lleult
For
I'rlmr
Rupert
Killing
Is
In
Ascertained.
Bo
unwieldy
la
the
system
that
has
been
provided
for
the
counting
and
tw.km
of
absentee
ballot
and
accom
panying
affidavit
of
eligibility
to
vote.
that
tt
may
be
a
lew
oays
mwre
nfftati
Niunt
as
a
result
of
the
recent
nrovinfflsl
election
In
Prince
Rupert
rld-
mf
can
he
completed.
ine
oniciw
count
waa
started
thU
morning
oy
returning
Officer
E
It
Mortimer
and
Election
Clerk
G.
A.
Morgan
In
the
presence
of
L.
W
Patmore.
agent
for
the
Liberal
candidate,
and
W.
E.
Ftoher.
agent
for
the
Conservative.
The
absentee
ballots
are
being
counted
first,
t,
i.
ncted
that
the
official
much
difference
to
the
count
will
make
preliminary
count
which
gave
Hon.
T.
D.
r,....,ii-
i
ih.ni
m.
malorlty
of
upwards
of
ninety
vote
over
James
II.
Thompson.
Conservatlw
candldme.
WARNING
TO
THE
CHINESE
NA
TIONALISTS
COMPLETION
ISLANDROAD
End
of
week
to
See
Work
Ending
Itight
of
Way
Clearing
Proceeds.
The
Vancouver
Piledriving
&
Contracting
Co.
Ltd.
will
com-piele
uy
tne
end
of
this
week
the
contract
for
tne
huiiuing
ol
the
Skeena
niver
Highway
from
the
city
limits
of
irince
Itupert
to
(iailoway
llapi
The
work
been
in
progress
for
about
a
year
and
James
Hlack,
formerly
superintendent
in
charge
of
operations
arrived
in
the
city
fron
ancoucr
yesterday
to
be
here
in
connection
witn
tne
completion
of
toe
work.
Citanng
of
the
right-of-way
fcr
the
continuation
ol
the
road
from
the
oilier
side
of
(iailoway
Itapids
for
a
distance
of
five
miles
is
now
in
progress
by
day
miles.
It
is
expected
that,
soon
after
the
new
provincial
government
gets
in
harness,
arrangements
will
be
made
for
the
bridge
across
(iailoway
Itaplds
.
and
the
continuation
of
the
road
on
the
other
side.
NEW
YORK
GIANTSMY
BE
SERIOUS
CONTENDER
FOR
THE
CHAMPIONSHIP
NEW
YORK,
Aug
On
the
record,
of
their
victortca
in
the
western
invasion
or
New
York,
the
Olant
may
be
serious
eon
tenders
before
the
series
is
over.
They
air
four
and
a
half
games
behind
the
Cardinals.
The
American
League
was
travelling
or
in
exhibition
game
yesterday
The
Yankees
lout
to
Al
bank
three
to
two.
GIANTS
CLOSE
TO
LEAD
NOW
HF.IF.AT
CAItlllWI.S
AtlAIN
AMI
itr.-IHTK
fill
FOR
NATIONAL
St'.
Pit
KM
A
PY
TO
FIVK
tIAMF.S
(Special
to
JaUy
New)
NBW
YORK.
Aug.
0
By
defeating
the
eadeni
again
yesterday
by
a
score
of
ten
to
four,
the
New
York
Okant
reduced
u
gap
between
themselves
and
the
St.
Louis
Cardinal
for
the
supre
macy
of
the
NatloMl
League
to
Ave
full
game.
The
Ctneionatl
Reds
lost
both
game
of
a
double-header
to
Dos
ton
and
would
hav
dropped
from
third
plast
but
tor
the
fact
that
the
Ohteago
Cuba
tost
to
the
PhUlle.
The
Pittsburg
Pirates
oonUnued
their
wmnng
treak
ana.
though
ttut
In
ntth
plaos.
are
menacing
Um
Red
and
the
Cuba
lot
third
and
fourth
posltinas.
Ho
game
were
played
In
the
Amcrlean
League.
Yesterday's
score:
NATIONAL
LfiAtll
K
Cincinnati.
I-l;
Boston,
6-12.
Pittsburg,
1:
Brooklyn,
3.
Chicago,
9;
PhUa4MpBla,
4.
St.
Lout.
4;
New
York.
10.
COHT
I.KAOI
K
San
Franc
taoo.
t;
Mlaskma
3.
Oakland.
8;
Seattle.
.8.
Sacramento,!;
Portland.
I.
Law
Angeles.
S:
Hollywood,
4.
MlUllF.
STANHIMW
National
St.
Lout
87
30
.OS
3
Kw
York
SO
41
B0
Cincinnati
50
4
.557
Chicago
00
49
M0
Pittsburg
SS
47
.539
Brooklyn
02
53
.495
Doston
31
03
Philadelphia
98
70
,3M
Aiiif
Moiiil'
New
York
"Ut
.7
Philadelphia
('
w
.638
Bt.
Louis
57
54
.514
Cleveland
SO
M
.459
Chicago
SO
SO
.459
Washington
Al
.445
Detroit
4
60
.434
Boston
40
ce
J77
M.K1IIT
E.VIlTIKJl'AKi:
SANFRANC16CO.
Aug.
8-
A
slight
eerthquak
was
felt
In
some
part
ot
the
city
last
night
but
no
damage
Is
reported.
SAILDOATShaUACIN'G
IN
STOCKHOLM
HARBOR:
Prince
Carol
of
SWrt-n,
brother
of
King
Gustaf,
an
interested
spectator
at
the
miat
races
held
in
the
harbor
at
Stockholm.
Chinese
Threatened
by
Japanese
if
Territorial
Rights
and
Commercial
Treaty
are
Abrogated
by
Them
Now.
TOKIO,
Auff.
9.
Japan
lodaylold
the
Chinese
Nationalist
Government
at
Nanking
that
unless
it
foregoes
its
abrogation
of
the
commercial
treaty
between
the
two
countries
and
maintians
the
extra-territorial
rights
of
Japanese
citizens,
the
Government
"may
be
obliged
to
hike
suitable
measures
to
safeguard
its
rights
and
interests."
These
Days
Should
be
the
Biggest
Vote
Making
Days
of
the
Entire
Campaign
With
"Opportunlti'
Week"
which
represents
the
first,
last
and
only
voto
bonus
offer
in
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News'
Campaign
jnding
Saturday
night,
it
is
only
natural
that
each
candidate
will
ret
every
possible
subscription
into
campaign
headquarters
by
that
time.
The
big
extra
vote
offer
In
effect
only
until
9
o'clock
Saturday
night,
August
11,
will
work
wonders
for
anyone
who
has
automobile
aspirations.
The
Opportunity
Week
vote
offer
is
the
stepping
stone
to
victory
It
is
the
means
whereby
anyone
entering
the
campaign
new
a
-efl
as
an
voce
wit
I
already
iprlM.
And
the
other
Increased
the
ante
entered,
can
easily
place
hi
or
her
nam
among
the
1
seder.
As
a
matter
f
fact,
the
campaign
k)
past
cutting
It
ere
teeth.
Start
now
to
bulM
four
way
to
success.
Up
to
and
including
9
9
"clock
Saturday
algbt
every
ubaeiiptkn
you
turn
In
st
worth
many
more
vote
than
It
will
be
at
any
later
oat
in
the
cam
paign.
What
you
do
by
8
o'clock
Saturday
night
can
mean
t
great
deal
to
you
when
the
final
vot
oount
la
made
The
2
big
cartoned
cart
and
the
three
targe
cash
prim
(Dot
leas
than
1100
each)
will
be
given
to
the
candidate
who
have
the
mnt
vote,
and
the
sub
scriptions
you
secure
and
turn
in
on
I
or
hrfora
0
o'clock
Saturdav
nliiht.
Au
gust
11.
mean
many
more
votes
to
you
than
the
amo
xubMcrlpUons
will
mean!
if
not
turned
in
until
a
later
dale
in
the
campaign.
These
dava
should
be
the
bigaeat
vote-making
day
In
The
DaUy
New'
Everybody
Win
Something"
2
automo-
i,n.
n..h
,i
unmin.
The
on.
portunlty
la
here
(or
oandtdaVe
who
r
Sllre
that
this
is
miaineM
and
tit
mrrsiumnJ
Flay.
ii-;
If
you
are
still
undedded
ywi
are
advlMtt
to
colisitler
the-
euormou
lf.
list
headed
by
2
luxurious
enclosed
oar
a
Pontlac
Sedan
and
a
Ford
Sedan.
You
want
to
win,
Of
course
you
de.
That
la
evident
by
the
Interest
'
you
have
already
ahown.
You
know
that
It
U
possible
to
get
subscriptions.
They
are
being
gotten
when
candidates
go
after
them.
Then
be
awake.
Start
something.
Oet
busy!
One
of
the
town'
"wise"
boys
was
heard
to
remark
that
tt
would
take
dot-en
of
subserlp'
"'us
to
win
the
big
GRAIN
V.
m
.
!
to
a
hundred.
Will
Kirk
ThemxHtes
The
truth
of
th
matter
!
thcee
t
(
one
and
aora
other
are
ro-tng
to
be
kicking
themselves
when
Uu
campaign
1
over.
They
are
going
to
re-sllre
then,
when
It
la
too
late.
Just
how
few
subscription
it
did
take
to
win
first
choice
of
all
the
pruw.
Others
are
going
to
say.
"Why
I
could
have
gat
double
that."
Sure,
and
probably
they
could
have.
But
If
they
did
not,
what's
the
we
of
saying.
There's
no
chance
to
mak
money
around
this
town."
afterwards.
The
time
for
action
is
here
Do
It
now.
when
your
effort
count
for
something.
Opportunity
Here
If
candidate
could
only
realtne
their
opportunity,
n
wey
coma
muy
k
made
to
see
that
one
subscription
today
"
four
uhscriptkm
at
the
end
of
the
Campaign.
The
Dally
New
feela
sure
some
of
them
would
mor
ffort
Let
fro.
Lev
do
something.
Left
i
turn
In
a
real
batch
of
subscriptions
Ifs
assume
our
place
In
the
vote
ool-
All
together
now-let'a
go!
Campaign
headquarters
will
be
open
tonight
each
week
day
evening
until
8
o'clock.
Next
Saturday
nlat
they
will
remain
open
until
9
o'clock.
Phone
834.
You
are
Invited
to
participate.
WHEAT
NTILL
IlKOPrt
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
9
The
price
of
wheat
here
yeaterday
was
etlll
lower.
Number
1
Northern
reaching
the
low
point
of
tl
19".
WINNIPEO
MAN
HIES
WINNIPEO.
Aug,
9
Duncan
C
Mac-donald.
vice-president
of
MacdonaM,
Consolidated
Ltd.
Is
dead.
SHIPPING
ft
w
Canada
Qualities
tor
800
Metres
Swimming
Also
Double
Sculling
Big
Kovting
Match
Tomorrow
Between
Canadian
and
United
States
Pairs
For
Doubles
Championship
Smillie
Beat
the
Jap
Amsterdam,
Aug.
D.
Canada
won
the
second
elimination
heat
in
the
800
metre
relay
swimming
race
here
today.
Britain
came
second,
both
qualifying.
,
Millvane
and
Costello
of
the
United
States
doubles,
scullers,
beat
the
Austrian
pair
today
and
will
meet
Joe
Wright,
and
Jack
Guest
in
the
finals
tomorrow.
This
will
be
one
of
the
most
important
rowing
event
of
the
Olympiad.
Tne
Canadians
drew
the
bye.
Ray
Smillie
of
Toronto
advanced
another
round
in
the
147
pound
clash,
outpointing
Usuad
of
Japan
in
the
boxing
section.
Vincent
Clten,
Toronto
bantam,
lost
'on
point
to
Lsaac
of
South
Africa.
O
n
Carrlck
of
Toronto
was
outpointed
rs
by
Averdane
of
the
Argentine
In
an
j
tippet
t
nth
light
heavyweight
division.
Fred
Volkert
of
Montreal
lost
the
decision
to
Oory
of
Poland,
a
featherweight.
I
SENE
TINNEY
VICTIM
OF
Cl'PIiril
HARTS
SOOTH
BRMTOU-'
MAINE.
,
Ata.
9
The
engagement
tf
Oene
Ttmney
to
Miss
Josephine
Lsu-der
of
Orrenwleh.
Connecticut,
was
announced
yesterday
by
the
mother
of
the
prospective
bride.
Mr.
Oeorge
Lauder.
Junior.
SUCHANANBOYS
HERE
TOMORROW
FIFTY
LAOS
I
NHF.R
LFlAIlEKSliir
OF
DETROIT
PHILANTHROPIST
HILL
MAKE
TRIP
NORTH
Making
the
sixth
successive
year
that
he
haa
brought
a
large
party
of
Canadian
and
United
Stat'
boy
across
the
continent
and
up
the
coast
to
Alaska,
Qenrge
X.
Buchanan,
Detroit
coal
dealer
.J
V.
Il.n,l.wil.l
will
hu.
Iw.
ftlUMHl
UW
iwnwHwyii
"
the
Prtceeaa
Charlotte
tomorrow
morn-lng
at
the
head
of
a
party
of
fifty
boys
j
bound
for
the
Yukon
ane
:.orthern
Brl-Itiah
Columbia.
Mr.
Buchanan,
who
ha
made
a
hobby
of
fostering
thrift
and
travel
among
boys
for
sume
years
past,
has
so
perfected
hi
plan
that
"Buch
anan
Inc."
has
been
Incorporated
with
the
object
of
making
this
annual
tour
a'
perpetual
Institution.
Mr.
Buchanan
hat
now
arranged
for
a
fund
to
be
ad-
mintaUit
after
hi
death
to
carry
on
this
work.
This
year
there
are
only
two
Canadian
boy
In
the
party,
the
balance
hetng
from
Eastern
United
States'
cities
with
the
preponderance
from
Detroit.
Accompanying
the
boy
is
Rankin
A.
Waugh.
Chicago
photographer,
who
take
movie
of
the
party
at
the
vari
ous
place
they
visit.
There
are
also
a
number
of
parent
included
In
the
party.
ADD
MOOSE
LODGE
MOCK
TRIAL
ENTERTAINING
A
mock
trial
proved
an
enjoyable
diversion
after
last
night's
meeting
of
he
Moose
Lodge.
Joe
Slaggard
failed
in
a
charge
against
Alcl
Ohncnorg
of
having
barber's
rtoh
and.
by
,wy
of
punishment,
will
have
to
wash
the
diahea
at
the
wtuat
drive,,
and
aace
which
la
to
be
hold
by
Wie
fydge,
tonight.
Jack
Morrison
acjted
a,.),.
austere
Judge
while
Bob
Phillip
and
Fred
Sradden
played
the
part
of
the
law-
Only
three
boat
sold
halibut
st
the
Flah
Exchange
this
morning.
Two
of
them
were'
American,
the
Excel
disposing
j
'
of
24.000
pounds
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
13:2c.
and
Sc.
while
the
Reliance
I.
sold
14,600
pound
to
the
Royal
Fish
Co.
for
13:4c.
and
Sc.
The
only
Canadian
boat
was
the
Impereuse
which
sold
10.000
pounds
to
Atlin
Fiaherlea
for
II.
6c
and
Sc.
T
a
f
MAKING
CHANGE
IN
PREFERENCE
IIUITIMI
MIST
NOT
CLAIM
LOW
TARIFF
RATE
INLESS
GOODS
HALF
MADE
IN
HltlTAIN
OTTAWA.
Aug.
9.
The
Ottteen
aays:
"A
very
'
imporUiit-
xesuU
Uen
.ajfeatifig
British
trad
wttfc
CThexH
Miled
to
go
Into
effect
this
faO
a
a
matter
of
policy
haa
been
agreed
to.
It
Is
an
increase
of
from
25
to
50
per
cent
In
the
requirement
of
empire
labor
and
materials
In
British
importations
In
order
o
entitle
them
to
the
British
preference
tariff.
Aa
the
idea
originated
with
Hon.
J.
A.
Robb.
hit
return
from
abroad
Is
awaited
before
the
necessary
regulations
are
considered.
"There
haa
long
been
complaint
about
goods,
very
largely
manufactured
in
for
eign
countries
and
Uien
sent
to
Britain
for
finishing
touches,
and
exported
as
being
made
In
England."
B.C.
IN
CRICKET
BEATS
ALL
PRAIRIE
PROVINCES
IN
TOIRNAMENT
NOW
PROCEEDING
AT
WINNIPEO
WINNIPEO.
Aug.
9
British
Columbia
continue
to
lead
In
the
western
cricket
tournament
aa
a
result
of
the
de-.
feat
ot
Alberta
by
the
Pacific
coast
turn
yesterday.
181
runs
to
73.
Saskatchewan
beat
Manitoba
93
to
71.
So
far
the
British
Columbia
team
has
three
wins
to
its
credit
ahd
no
defeat.
CHINESE
SETTLE
WITH
BRITISH
SHANOHAI.
Aug.
9
-
A
aettlement
between
the
Chinese
Natlonallat
Government
and
the
British
Government
has
been
reached
in
regard
to
the
Nankeen
Incident
of
1927
which
was
In
dispute
between
them.
PILOT
OF
RAINBOW
DIEDMBMORNING
PARIS,
Aug.
9
Maurice
Drouhtn.
the
French
pilot,
who
was
Injured
In
the
crash
of
his
tr
I
-motored
plane
Raln-tow
in
which
he
Intended
to
attempt
a
transatlantic
night,
died
this
rooming.
The
gtet-Jiatflt.eai
landing,
field
at
Oartt
Wednesday
afternoon.
ilifW'te
hd
Muring
Drouhin
and
two
others.
The
plsne
i.v
a
complete
wreck.
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HKiMiiNo
nri:
Coastwise
Steamship
is
Barge
Co.'
freighter
Orlffco
it
due
In
port
today
from
the
south
with
a
large
consign-,
ment
of
sewer
pipe
for
the
city.
Tho
Cssey
Cartage
Co.
ha
been
awarded
the
contract
by
the
city
for
the
haul-tng
of
the
pipe
which
will
be
used
tn
the
construction
ot
the
new
trunk,
sewer
system
for
Sectloa
SU,