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SWEDEN
WINS
1500
METRES
rtVWIANS
l
AL1FY
IN
OTHER
EV
t".TS
TODAY
INlACO,lATIC
CONTENTS
a
ju
the
Olympic
1500
meirea
1
BrtSxsh
domlnkw
stipe
aaary
tn
tack
Minx
cheaaptonshlp
todaf.
An
eveato
by
a
margin
of
two
moti
over
..
iua
of
Australia,
vuwar
ottC-fteSA,
with
a.
total
of
:nce
Came
aOcohd
Garnet
Ault
seoceO
on
thtlr
champsonships
tn
la
made
alith.
Berg's
time
was
held
,
si
4-.
seconds,
a
new
Oly-
"rd.
-
Spencer
of
Mrmtreal
was
aon-
iiilflera
for
the
setBl-aoel
h
reset
atrokr
J'
...nips
of
Toronto
came
third
'
"
series
of
Uie
springboard
-
thus
qu!ifylng
for
netry
NEW
PRIMATE
FOR
CHURCH
MltllllXtN
Itt.MONS
AMI
IIISHOP!
MILL
ll.(
ll)E
ON
UUUEIt
IN
SEP1
llMIIEIt
irT-o.
Aug.
6.-ArrhbUhop
8am-
;
M)ii
will
retire
as
prUnate
of
h
of
England
in
Canada
on
-
r
in
He
will
oonUnue
as
'
ituperfa
land
and
chancellor
:
v-rally
of
Manitoba.
"i'v
tiie
annhiahop.
who
is
76
.r.
mad
known
his
Intentions.
"
wiU
be
ohonen
at
a
meeting
H
"w
of
Blshapa
on
September
39.
'-a
prtmatc
for
30
yeara.
'
anhbHrtops
are
mentioned
as
xucceasora,
the
arehblahop
of
New
Waatmlnstor
and
SEA
CADETS
HOME
AGAIN
ritIITlll.E
ANH
ENJOVAUI.E
TWO
HEEKM
IN
CAMP
AT
MIA
IVATiaNM
LA$B
11
nd
happy,
twenty-five
boys
'
i'i
nne
Hupert
Navy
League?
Sea
'
'
"rp
returned
to
town
on
Bat-
""tioon
after
having
spent
IU-'
in
camp
at
Shawatlana
Lake
'
"
Mruck
camp
at
2:30
In
the
af-
uid
were
home
at
4:80.
They
iarge.
during
their
absanee.
'
'
Robert
Blanre
and
Oeorie
J.
"wiaerly
pettg
'';?
tip.
'"!
their
iiome.
hpata
a
J.
E.
ft
nd
lUt
to
BAKERY
DYNAMITED
bring
SPOKANE
YESTERDAY
t
n
...
.
'jvane,
Aug.
8
The
plant
of
the
;
Baking
Oo
,
in
the
outlying
Mtiion
was
dynamited
yctter
police
ascribe
Uie
work
to
to'
,,!
""ublea.
in
the
Dally
New.
It
pays
I
candMatri
aAd
not
by
the
candidates
themsclvas.
Neglretlng
Oenuhie
0HrtnUy
I
made
a
check-up
oa
all
Candida
t
today."
said
the
circulation
manager
sa-turday
night,
"and
I
And
S
very
small
percentage
of
thofte
whs
have
been
nominated
hare
reported
la
with
sub
scriptions."
In
fact,"
he
osntinoed.
"Mm
gift
list
in
some
respects
vnoay
is
larger
Mian
the
number
of
parsons
who
have
reported
with
suhasrlpUoos.
And
this
too.
tn
face
of
the
fact
that
m
each
or
tne
districts
the
number
of
nominations
la
unusually
small."
In
view
of
the
tact
that
all
you
real
ly
need
to
proat
in
ttta
aietrimuian
is
willingness
to
suggest
to
psofu
mat
ther
save
you
their
renewals
or
am
rahecrtpttona
tor
The
Dally
News,
and
in
view
of
the
fact
that
anouia
you
fall
to
win
a
big
gift
for
yourself
you
will
be
fully
eatnpnsated
for
your
effort
with
10
per
cent
In
cash
of
alt
our
collections
on
subucrtpUons,
It
would
seem
there
are
scorn
m
im
neglecting
a
genuine
opportunity.
Nominations
son.
"I"
The
Dally
News
will
pay
you
gther-.
ouely
for
results
even
though
you
sell
ua
only
an
occasional
hour
oX
a
day.
This
is.
first
of
all.
a
spare
hour
pro
position
Few
there
are,
Indeed,
wno
could
if
they
would,
devote
more
than
a
part
of
their
ume
to
this
profitable,
enjoyable,
spare
hour
occupation.
And
H
Is
pleasant
work,
lou
enjoy
while
doing
It.
You
make
new
friends
through
the
work.
and
new
contracts
No
drudgery
In
connection
with
these
dollars.
You
are
your
own
"boss."
too.
Nomlnattotw
are
not
closed,
rsr
nw
It.
This
eampalgn
Is
only
starting.
candidates
who
There
are
many
more
have
not
accomplished
anything
than
there
are
who
have
The
oampalgn
la
K.-HW
...wir
wav
yet
Certainly
some
candidates
have
not
not
stride
yet.
nmwtunitv
Week
life
into
their
AtBrts
today
and
ends
rH
Saturd.y
..Whl.
August
II.
m,.
Mm-
1mm
now
to
Snturday
night
of
this
week
Is.
beyond
question
(continued
on
pt
,,
the
OAXACA
IS
ON
HER
WAY
SOUTH
PANAMA
STEAM
YACHT.
IN
TOW
OF
.HALV.tdi;
KINO,
OOlMi
TO
hEATTLE
FOR
REPAIR
After
having
been
ashore
In
Wmn-geil
Narrow,
a
fhort
distance
south
of
Petersburg,
for
about
a
month.
the
fctcaaa
yacht
Oaiaca.
owned
ar.d
com-manocd
by
Cap.
O.
Allan
Hancock,
Loa
Angele"
multimillionaire,
was
successfully
refloated
at
the
end
of
last
week
and
Is
now
on
the
way
to
Seattle
where
she
will
be
dry
docked
for
repairs.
Ot-floero
of
the
steamer
Oatala,
arriving
from
the
south
last
evening,
reported
.hat
the
bin
salvage
ateamer
Salvage
Knit,
which
earned
out
the
Job
of
sat-ragtag
the
Oacaca
and
is
towing
her
south,
and
her
tow
were
at
Butedale
taking
water
yeaierday
morning.
The
yacht,
with
a
hlg
hole
amidships
which
was
tamporarflf
patched,
was
evident?
thii
'
Subscribe
fr
the
Drlv
Nw
Both
Districts
Need
Live
People
as
Candidates
for
Daily
News
Free
Gift
Campaign
Now
Going
On
Here
Both
districts
in
the
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Campaign
are
literally
crying
aloud
for
active
candidates.
For
some
reason
very
little
progress
has
been
made
by
most
of
those
now
entered
in
tne
list
of
candidates.
By
far
the
greater
number
of
candidates
-whose
names
have
been
entered
in
The
News'
campaign
are
candidates
in
name
only.
As
will
be
shown
by
the
sew
vote
count
which
is
printed
In
today's
paper
very
few
votes
have
as
yet
been
east
to
the
credit
of
any
one
candidate.
In
fact
the
biggest
share
of
votes
cast
to
date
have
been
brougni
In
or
sent
In
by
Meads
of
the
vartotw
T.4-
IIUITIMI
LACKOSSK
I'LAVLU
HEAT
WOMEN
t.S.
AMSTERDAM.
August
8
The
British
lacrosse
team
today
defeated
John
Hopkins
Uulvetslty.
representing
United
States,
by
a
score
of
seven
to
six
in
the
second
of
the
Olympic
lacrosse
matches,
v
f
JOEWRIGHTlS
RACE
WINNER
TA
K
EM
SIMILE
SCU.L8
FROM
ITALIAN
IN
FIRST
HEAT
AT
AMSTERDAM
TODAY
.
.AMSTERDAM,
Aug.
C
Joe
Wright
of
Toronto
detailed
llrriiaMMinl
of
Italy
In
Hie
f
I
rt
lirat
of
tixlaj'n
slnglr
M'Ulls
and
i
out
I
nurd
in
Hie
Olympic
ruinM-tltloii.
Tli'
lime
wn
7
minute,
19
3-3
nronil.
At
the
lite
Ihn
Itullitn
wa
on
the
verge
of
rollupte.
..
.
Joe
Wright
and
Jark
Oiirst
of
Toronto
Mere
drfralrd
by
I
lie
(lerinan
pair
llowk
and
Vrrglit
In
the
M-rond
ellmlnatlun
Uoiililm
by
two
lengths.
The
AiihtIihii
pulr
without
rox.iwaln
ilrfruleil
the
Englloli
pair
O'llrlrn
and
Nlbot
lij
one
length
In
a
terrific
nice.!
THREE
KILLED
WHEN
A
TRAIN
HITS
AUTOMOBILE
MONTREAL.
Aug.
8.
Three
persons
were
klljed
and
three
Injured
whan
the
eaetbound
C
N.It.
passenger
train
and
automobile
came
together
at
a
railway
crossing
at
6t.
Basil.
The
dead
are
William
Burrowi.
43;
his
wife.
40:
hie
brother
Charles,
35.
The
injured
are
members
of
the
Burrows
family.
Mete
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
6,
1028
r
.
4-
GERMANS
CAM
SECOND:
Houben
passes
the
baton
to
Kornig
during
the
400
naiires
relay
at
Amsterdam
yesterday.
They
beat
the
worlB
record
during
recent
trials
in
Berlin.
City
Collections
Larger
Than
Last
Year
bj
Taxes
Partly
Due
to
Large
,!.:.
ifyjienf
Made
by
Canadian
National
Ctly
taxation
collections
for
the
month
of
July
this
year
amounted
to
$100,705.02
as
compared
with
$130,565.29
for
the
month
in
1027
according
to
a
statement
issued
this
morning
by
D.
J.
Matheson,
city
treasurer.
The
final
month
before
the
ten
per
cent
penalty
date,
there
Is
usually
quite
rush
to
pay
taxes
during
July
and
the
receipts
this
year
are
considered
quite
satisfactory.
The
treasurer
further
announced
that
the
Canadian
National
Railways
this
year
under
agreement,
had
paid
$78,586.00
in
taxes
as
compared
with
$75,609.16
last
year
under
the
levy
of
fifty
mills-
U.S.
WINNER
NEW
FISHERIES
FIELD-TRACK
PLANE
COMING
AT
OLYMPIAD
Gets
173
Points
jn
22
Events
While
Finland
Comes
Second
AMSTERDAM.
Aur.
6
The
Americans,
chiefly
lecause
of
their
numbers
totalled
173
points
in
22
track
and
field
events
at
the
Olympiad
while
Finland
stands
second
with
102.
The
unofficial
final
standing
and
points
of
other
leading
countries
ghes
Britain
Id,
Sweden
II,
Germany
II,
Canada
38,
France
57,
Japan
19,
South
Africa
I
I.
and
Ireland
10.
Man
Lai,
Chinese,
oa
a
charge
of
having
opium
smoking
parapheualla
In
hla
ponMBslbh,
appeared
In
city
police
court
this
morn
Inn
before
Magistrate
McClymont
and
was
remanded
until
VICKEKS
VEDETTE,
RECENTLY
IlLILT
IN
MONTREAL.
TO
CARRY
OUT
PATROLS
HERE
A
Vickers
Vedette,
a
new
type
of
observation
flying
boat
built
la
Montreal
for
the
Western
Canada
Airways
Ltd..
will
be
flown
north
from
Vancouver
this
week
to
augment
the
fisheries
patrol
service
being
carried
on
in
this
district.
It
will
be
piloted
north
by
W.
C.
OUbert
of
Winnipeg.
Meanwhile,
the
aerial
patrol
la
now
being
carried
on
out
of
Bwsmon
Bay
aa
the
base
with
W.
M.
dimming,
chief
pilot
of
the
Western
Canada
Airways
Ltd.,
in
charge.
Within
the
next
week
or
so
the
planes
will
be
moved
here
to
be
based
out
of
Prince
Rupert
for
the
remainder
of
the
reason
with
one
going
to
the
Queen
Oharlotte
Islands.
Major
D.
R.
Columbia
manager
tor
the
Western
Canada
Airways
Ltd.,
flew
north
from
Vancouver
last
week
and
personally
piloted
a
number
of
patrols.
many
came
second.
Britain
thrd.
and
Prance
fourth.
The
gruelling
marathon
was
won
by
a
leading
Oanau!an.
Cliff
Bricker
of
Oalt.
'
morrow.
Ont.
In
tenth
place.
Plaza
of
Chill
came
)
second.
The
28
miles
385
yards
was
fun
in
3
hours
33
minutes
and
57
seconds,
less
than
23
seconds
short
of
the
Olympic
record.
.
4.
I1RITISII
I.
UIOK
IS
DENT
ON
ItF-Ol-ENINO
IlEI-VriONs
KPSMA
a
MONTREAL,
Aug.
6
Immedl-
ate
re
estsrltshroent
of
relations
4
with
Russia
would
be
one
of
the
flprt
acta
of
the
Labor
Party
If
It
were
ta
return
to
power,
de-
4
dared
Ramaay
Macdonald.
form-
er
Labor
prune
minister
of
Brl-
tain,
In
an
Interview
here
follow-
In
his
arrival
from
Quebec
last
night.
4
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
Noon
Closing
lrlrea
Today
on
Vancouver
I'.trhange
(Courtesy
ef
8.
D.
Johnson
Cc
Ltd.
I
The
following
quotations
were
bid
0d
ked
MacLaren.
D
SO..
British
Aviators
Rescued
After
They
Had
Jumped
Overboard
and
Were
Swimmivg
Around
Their
Plane
LISBON,
Aug
C
Major
Idzikowski
and
Major
Kubal's.
Polish
aviators,
who
attempted
a
trans-Atlantic
flight
in
a
single-englnetl
byiplane
without
.radio
.equipment,
wcrjsi
rescued
one
hundred
miles
bff
the
northern
ooa'st
of
Portugal
on
Saturdiyafternoon
by
the
German
steamer
Samoa
ijmd
landed
SuntlytittIeixop8,
Portugal.
A
broken
pipe
line
forced
the
flyers
to
descend
to
the
water
near
the
Samos
after
they
had
flown
twenty-one
hours
of
the
forty-two
it
was
estimated
it
would
be
required
to
reach
New
York.
The
airmen
had
located
the
Samoa
and
had
dropped
a
message
asking
the
steamer
to
stand
by.
The
heavy
machine
struck
ping
after
he
had
been
taken
aboard
the
water
with
such
force
that
the
the
Samoa
and
cutting
his
forearm
on
wings
smashed
IdJkowekl
and
Kubala
glaas.
Both
airmen
plan
to
leave
for
Jumped
overboard
and
were
swimming
around
the
wrerkHge
when
the
steamer
came
up
and
rescued
themBoth
the
av
latere
auatalnen
i
Juries,
Kubala
allp
Parla
on
Wednesday.
Mrs.
J.
M
Smith
aalled
last
evening
on
the
Catala
for
An
vox
Argent
Rufus,
34c,
2c.
BayvWw.
8
He.
80.
DO.
Stiver,
SlJSOf
81.55.
Big
Missouri,
WHe.,
eotte.
Dun
well,
14c,
18c.
Duthle.
81.03.
81.10.
Oeorge
Copper.
44.80,
at
85.
Oeorgla
niter.
32
He
35c
Olastar,
33c,
37c
OAtosaea,
$1.14.
81.16.
Orandvlew.
30c,
40a,
liMfteaeeece
13
a.,
14c
Indian.
H-
nil.
Kootney
Florence.
10a
10)e
.
L.
ft
L,
lie.
13e.
Lakevlew,
34c
4c.
Lucky
Jim.
31c.
31
He.
Marmot
Mttala.
ISVic.
134,c,
Marmot
River
Gold.
10a,
iftVc
.
National
liver.
Ho,,
17o,
.
,
.
Noranda.
(57.10.
nil.
.
Pend-OrelUe.
411.35.
814.00.
Porter
Idaho.
83c.
83c.
Premier.
83.48.
82.50.
Ruth
Hope,
S9c
60c
Silver
Orwt,
n
He
11
He.
BQvcrado,
80c,
85a.
Terminus,
all,
lOo.
Topley
Richfield.
S9
c.
60c
Torlo.
3-.
83
50.
Whitewater.
83.35,
13.00.
WWodblne,
37Sc.
38c.
Snowflake.
80c.
81c
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CAHAKKl
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
IS.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
Accomodation
for
Prlvae
Parties
Phone
457
Price
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aqtvuad
lanaatan
Women
Are
Champions
in
Track
and
Field
Events
at
the
Olympiad
with
34
Points
United
Slates
Comes
Second
and
Germany
Third
Followed
by
Poland
and
Sweden
Respectively
MsTERDAM,
Autr.
C.The
first
Olympic
women's
track
and
field
,
i
,'in.ship
goes
to
Canada,
whose
girls
captured
the
last
two
of
.
.
-nts
in
a
record
breaking
fashion.
The
final
point
brought
,'U.
to
:s..
Canadian
athletes
male
and
female
captured
four
out
ii
eighteen
events,
competed
in.
Several
seconds,
thirds,
fourths
mid
tenth
went
to
them.
Following
is
the
standing
of
women
rln
several
countries:
Canada
SI.
United
Stales,
28.
Ocetnany.
33.
'
Potaad.
10.
BweOsa.
8.
Five
other
.
countrlea
secured
a
few
points.
United
Btstes
held
the
lead
In
the
men's
track
and
Held
with
eight
cham-plonshipe,
five
of
them
In
fold
event,
while
the
British
Bmptre
with
two
victories
wan
by
Oaaaaa,
two
by
Ores
Britain,
one
by
Iretand.
om
by
South
Africa
triumphed
six
time.
AU
these
HAM.
Aug.
6Arne
Don
of
.
woo
"on
the
flat."
and
gives
She
h
Canadian
Girls
Win
Two
Races
on
Final
Day
of
Big
Olympic
Field
Meet
Canadian
Men
Were
Disqualified
in
400
Metre
Itelayllace
Because
Hester
Dropped
the
Baton
Which
Is
Contrary
to
Rules.
AMSTERDAM,
Aug.
6.
Canadian
girls
take
squal
honors
with
the
ien
from
the
Dominion
in
the
track
and
field
section
of'the
Ninth
'lympiad
which
concluded
yesterday.
A
girl's
relay
team
composed
of
Fanny
Rosenfeld,
Ethel
Smith,
anet
Bell
and
Myrtle
Cook
of
Toronto
won
the
400
metres
relay
;nai
yesterday
in
a
new
world's
record
time
of
48
2-5
sec-jhds.
U.
S.
ame
second,
Germany
third
and
France
fourth,
Holland
fifth
and
taly
last
Ethel
Catherwood
of
Toronto,
until
a
year
ago
a
resident
.of
Saskatoon,
broke
the
world's
record
ln
--
-
.men's
running
high
jump
with
a
leap
of
5
feet
3
Inches.
Thus
the
two
vie-toiles
of
Percy
Willisana
In
the
hundred
metres
and
two
hundred
metres
sprints
U
balanced
by
the
achievements
of
the
i
female
contingent.
I
Canadians
tn
the
men's
1600
metre
AMERICA
WINS
LACROSSE
GAME
relay
ran
a
great
race
but
were
placed
I
--
third.
Just
snatching
the
position
from
JOHN
HOPKINS
t
MVEItslTY
PLAYED
the
Swidlsh
runners.
United
States
M
reitlOlt
MATCH
OVEK
WEST-
came
first
and
Germany
second,
Britain
fifth
and
France
sixth.
The
time
for
the
;
MINNTEK
SALMON
HELLIE.4
YESTERDAY
winner
was
3
minutes,
14
1-5
seconds,!
a
new
world's
record.
i
AMSTERDAM.
Aug.
cVJohn
Hopkins
In
the
400metres
relay
the
Dominion's
university
ol
United
8.tates
defeated
NettJUvea
were
uaTtunately,
die-
Kew
Westminster
Salmon
BeJHes
of
Ca-
jOJuaUIWO.
Her
dropped
tne
fcaten
in
sda
8
to
3
tn
the
opening
game
of
Olj-Jfcandiag
It
to
Percy
Williams
which
wa
mpit
herosse
IllajWTh
-Amerl-.
suiiicktji
w
aisquaHiy
ine
learn,
u
cam
won
largely
as
a
mult
of
their
Wnilams
had
continued
running,
which
superior
physical
condition.
New
West-be
did
not.
in
last
100
metres,
be
had
j
minster
exhibited
some
superior
stick
a
hopeless
talk
of
trying
to
get
even
nck
but
th
Salmon
nnw
.r.
m.
terms
with
his
flying
eompetltlors.
The
nMf
run
a3
thetr
legs
by
the
Hopkins
race
was
woo
by
the
United
States
team.
!
.eam.
forty
thousand
persons
witness-which
equalled
the
world's
record.
Oer-
led
the
game.
The
Americans
win
play
a
gainst
the
picked
English
team
In
the
second
c,eire
of
the
series
today
while
Canada
French
Morrocean
El
Quail
with
the
jjj
England
will
meet
in
the
finals
to-
BRITAIN
WON
ROWING
RACE
TOOK
HONORS
IN
fOt'B
MEN
EVENT
WHEN
(iERMAN
COXSWAIN
COL-LA
I'M:
I
WHILE
LEiADINU.
AMSTERDAM.
Aug.
8.
The
race
between
Ocrman
and
OrtttsH
fours
without
a
coxswain
fllnlshed
sensationally
today
when
the
German
stroke
collapsed
fifty
metres
from
the
finish
when
in
a
half-length
lead.
The
British
four
moved
right
along
and
won.
Wright
and
Quest
of
Canada
have
another
chance
in
the
doubles
WOMAN
MURDER
LOS
ANGELES
MAN
FOUND
IIIIUM1
IN
HOI
SE
WAS
TAKEN
IN
CUSTODY
IIY
THE
POLICE
LOA
ANGELES.
Aug.
S
The
victim
apparently
of
a
degenerate
alayer
Mra.
Myrtle
Melius.
41
years
of
age,
wealthy
and
socially
prominent,
was
found
mur
dered
In
her
home
late
yesterday
after-
aeon.
Pat
Kelly,
a
euspect.
was
found
hiding
In
a
closet
of
the
hdUse
and
was
captured
by
the
police.
COMMANDER
BEATTY
IS
DISMISSED
FROM
.
CRUISER
DAUNTLESS
LONDON,
Aug.
6
Lieut
Commander
T.
N.
B
ratty
has
bcea
dismissed
from
hla
ship
and
reprimanded
following
conviction
by
navel
court
martial
of
giving
the
wrong
course
for
the
British
cruiser
Dauntless
which
grounded
In
Halifax
Harbor
on
July
3.
Beatty
admitted
the
error
butr
contended
that
Thrum
Cap'
shoal
was
,
Incorrectly
chat
ted.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
JTJ
1
i.