AVIATOR
WAS
RETURNED
MAN
'
OUVKH.
July
16
Mechanic
Par
who
died
as
a
result
of
Injuries
l
when
the
.
fisheries
plane
ii
into
the
water
near
Butedaie.
i
returned
man
who
enlisted
at
mi
in
the
07th
battalion
and
irrel
to
the
47th
He
received
here.
medals
overseas
and
served
wars
enlistment
In
the
Royal
Air
ndlng
In
1927
In
Vancouver
i
i
imp
Bcrden.
He
first
oame
to
'
uver
in
lia
from
the
Old
oun
a
widow
and
small
daughter
sur-
oxi
ng
Tournament
MONDAY
NKSHT
at
8..10.
In
Exhibition
Hall
10-
-ItOUNDS
10
.
i
J
Peitcv
Lake
(Sto.lkLSMhirban'
Indies
Station.
Champion,
China
and
West
vs.
Johnny
Woods
Seattle
Throe
K.O.'s
and
draw
with
Ioc
Snell
in
four
months
5
(iood
PreliminarieH
5
Admission
$1.65,
$1.10,
55c.
I
or
her
own
oar.
There
are
probably
scores
of
people
I
who
have
expressed
the
wish
to
win
'one
of
those
prise
ears"
but,
seem-ngly.
vary
lew
act
on
that
desire.
It
s
not
the
wiaheca,
but
the
doers,
who
will
win
these
handsome
prises
from
The
News.
All
that
The
News
can
do
la
to
offer
these
Mg
prices
and
in
vite
our
readers
to
apply
this
campaign
after
personally.
II'
Yll
tVlillT
Just
place
yourself
In
the
position
ot
a
possible
winner
oi
eiiner
tne
Pontlac
3
Door
Sedan
or
the
Ford
Tudor
Sedan,
or
your
share
ot
the
hundreds
ot
dollars
In
eaah
that
will
be
given
away
tor
just
a
few
short
weeks
of
spare
time
and
effort
and
act
upon
the
first
impulse
of
participating
in
this
great
distribution.
Siperienee
is
absolutely
unnecessary,
the
only
qualification
being
the
spirit
of
wanting
to
do
something
big
for
your-
seir.
It
will
really
surprise
you
to
learn
how
simple
and
easy
your
part
ot
the
campaign
will
be.
You
will
find
many
people
who
are
not
now
taking
Tne
Daily
Newa
who
will
be
glad
of
an
opportunity
to
become
members
of
the
rest
family
of
readers
oi
ims
news
paper.
Many
present
subscribers
will
be
glad
to
renew
for
a
year;
Inwd
favor.
,
The
least
that
anyone
cant
do
and
each
one
owe
It
to
himself
or
herself
to
do
It
U
to
find
out
all
about
this
startling
offer.
Just
a
all
at
cam-palgn
headquarters,
a
telephone
call
or
mailing
of
the
nomination
coupon
or
a
letter
will
quickly
get
you
the
full
details.
The
time
to
do
this
Is
right
now.
today,
snd
you
can
profit
in
the
campaign
fr
beyond
your
most
hopeful
dreams.
You
compete
only
with
csndidates
district,
but
you
sre
living
In
your
free
to
secure
subscriptions
snywbere.
(continued
on
W
lx)
PACK
I.N
SOI
THHAMTEliN
ALASKA
MIMiKIt
Til
IN
IN
ANY
KEAKO.N
OF
TIIK
PAST,
IHIVMLDSBN
UKI'OIITH
The
salmon
pack
In
southeastern
Alaska
Is
fifteen
per
oent
ahead
of
the
largest
pack
on
rec.rd
In
the
pait
states
P.
O.
BrynUdaen,
well
known
Seattle
lumberman
and
formerly
of
this
city,
who
Is
In
the
city
tcday
returning
south
aboard
the
iteamer
Prince
Oejrge
ter
a
bust
Mas
trip
which
took
htm
as
far
north
as
Anchorage
and
Kahak
Island.
In
PltrwUljun
S.und
and
Oo
k's
In'-.',
the
pack
has
not
been
very
iarg
but
bu
recently
been
showing
an
Improvement.
A
large
run
wai
not
cx;:cctcd
there
this
IIKl
HIM;
TO
ih;t
ON
TIIK
ELECTION
Very
lew
beta
seem
to
have
been
placed
on
the
election
results
so
far.
One
or
two
were
placed
by
local
Liberal
but
the
moment
it
was
heard
that
there
waa
Conservative
maoey
available
there
waa
a
rush
to
get
It.
Then
the
Tories
pulled
back
and
now
are
refuea
.to
take
any
changes
'otv
the
sin-
that
there
la
aplenty
of
Oonesms-Uve
aaoacy
offertng
both
on
the
local
candidate
and
on
the
general
situation
but
no
one
can
ever
find
It.
On
the
other
band
there
are
a
number
of
backers
of
the
Liberals
who
are
actually
producing
the
cash
and
can
find
no
takers.
f.
4
NEW
SEAPLANE
jiaciiim:
.wtitiviMi
hiom
v.vncoi:-
Vi;H
TO
T.Ki:
VtACK
Of
INM1
UKI
()M-M((IMI
IIUK
TOMOIIIUtV
It
was
stated
at
the
offlees
of
the
fisheries
department
this
morning
that
another
seaplane
la
due
today
at
8
anion
Bay
fro
mVanoouver
to
take
the
place
of
the
machine
that
waa
put
out
of
commission
by
crashing
last
week,
second
plane
is
expected
to
arrive
at
Bwaneon
Bay
tomorrow
and
there
may
be
still
another
later
In
the
season.
Swanson
Bay
will
continue
to
be
the
aerial
patrol
base
for
s
few
weeks.
the
planes
later
coming
to
Prince
Rupert.
FERRY
STEAMER
ASHORE
SOUTH
CITY
OU
VK'TOIIIA
WAS
lN
WAY
TO
M1ATTI.K
lllOM
H.C.
POINTS
BCATTUC.
July
16
Laden
with
144
excursionists
returning
from
Victoria
and
other
points
of
Vancouver
Island
the
steamer
City
of
Victoria
of
the
Bdmon
da-Victoria
Perry
Oo.
went
ashore
In
a
heavy
fog
at
4A0
thte
morning
at
Lagoon
Point,
Wbldby
Island,
3T
miles
north
of
Seattle.
The
veneel
Is
reported
not
damaged
and
efforts
will
be
made
to
refloat
her
this
afternoon.
Arrangements
are
made
for
taking
dff
the
paaengera.
WEEKLYCLOSESEASON
N-SKEENA
EXTENDED
The
Fisheries
department
announces
that
an
additional
twelve
hours
has
been
added
to
the
already
existing
48
hour
weely
clone
season
on
)
tne
Skeena
River
on
account
of
the
excessive
number
ot
licenses
that
have
been
Issued.
The
weekly
ekme
aeaaon
Its
now
from
8
ajn.
Fridays
to
S
jun.
Sundays.
Formerly
it
commenced
at
6
pm
Friday.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
at
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
Everyone
reads
the
Classified
Adj.
LA1EOE
CABARET
If
you
'osc,
ad
vert
lac
(or
it.
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
If
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Dancing
every
Saturday
nlht
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
'
from
9
to
12.
J
Dance
Hall
tor
Hire.
PRINCE
RUPERT
(ii;t
tiik
classified
habit.
The
latest
and
best
(or
the
least.
Northern
and
Central
British,
Columbiafs
Newspaper
I'hone
437
'
p)
WW..
No.
1G5.
PRINCE
RUPERT,.
B.C.,
MONDAY,
JULY
16,
1928
Prifce
Five
Cents
DR.
M
Scurrilous
Anonymous
Clmin
Letters
a
w
BKFORtTTHE
ITALIA
GOT
LOST
IN
THE
ARCTIC:
The
picture
shows
;i,e
dirigible
being
he'd
down
by
its
ground
crew
at
spiUibrgen
prior
to
rising
into
the
clouds,
headed
for
the
North
Pole
'Ar&Being
Circulated
in
Riding
'by
-
Hidden
Enemies
of
the
Government
The
opposition
to
the
MacLean
government
is
put
to
sad
straits
to
try
to
induce
the
people
to
vote
against
the
Liberal
candidates.
One
thing
being
done
ia
to
send
out
anonymous
chain
.letters
vilifying
the
Liberal
candidates.
Here
is
a
letter
which
is
being
circulated
in
this
constituency
ant)
which
we
think
will
act
as
a
boomerang
and
will
injure
any
party
that
countenances
such
methods:
"To
you,
a
Loyal
Canadian:
"Pattullo
has
disgraced
us.
He
is
a
merciless
unstru-
pulous
selfish
egothi
and
tyrant.
He
is
a
menace
to
Urit-Ish
Columbia
and
Canada.
He
has
traded
upon
the
resources
of
the
province
and
done
harm
to
the
province
that
can
never
be
undone.
He
has
traded
awuy
for
private
gain
resources
that
belonged
to
us
and
to
our
children.
In
political
life
he
is
a
traitor
and
tyrant;
in
private
life
he
is
a
poltroon
and
his
atrocities
in
the
past
are
nothing
to
what
he
will
do
in
the
future
if
he
is
returned.
"Are
we
going
to
return
such
a
man
to
power
and
further
endanger
the
welfare
of
liritish
Columbia?
"Help
to
uphold
the
integrity
of
the
province
and
the
Dominion.
Make
many
copies
of
this
letter
and
send
to
cher
jcitizens..
Copy
word
for
word.
Now
is
the
time,
later
will
be
too
late.
"A
LOYAL
CANADIAN."
That
is
the
sort
of
campaign
that
is
being
waged
and
we
think
Prince
Rupert
people
who
read
it
will
resent
such
action.
Both
the
candidates
are
good
men
and
good
citisens
and
to
revile
them
is
to
revile
the
judgment
of
the
people
who
chose
them
as
candidates.-
Answering
the
suggestion
that
the
private
resource
of
the
province
have
been
traded
away,
it
may
be
mentioned
that
out
of
2,'iO
billion
feet
of
lumber-
in
this
province,
the
Conservatives
during
their
term
of
office
nearly
twenty
years
ago
gave
away
200
billion
feet
so
that
their
was
little
left
for
any
government
to
trade
away
even
if
they
had
wished
to
do
it.
4
!
nsilKUMKN
AT
SOUTH
ISLAND
AUK
OCT
TIIK
lUTTt
LLO
Word
hai
lieen
received
from
North
Island
that
Aid.
Ales.
Prudhomnv
bead
a
suoceasful
meeting
of
flshonwiw
at
North
Island
Priuay
night
and
that
a
large
number
of
fUheraaen
there
were
supporting
Hon.
T.
X.
Pattullo
and
would
take
the
time
off
from
their
work
to
go
and
vote
tor
him.
Mr.
Prudhonune
JmM
a
meeting
at
Port
Clemen
ta
8aAtirday-itght
f.nd
la
to
speak
ta
MaebettwtatUght.
SIR
HENRY
EXPECTS
LARGEST
CROP
YET
VANCOUVER.
July
18.
With
good
tuck
we
should
have
the
largest
crop
PAS
INDIANS
ver
IN
BAD
PLIGHT
THE
PAS.
July
18
Five
hundred
In
jdlans
In
the
Reindeer
district
north
of
I
here
are
In
a
serious
plight
without
4.
j
money
or
provisions,
according
to
Post
4.
'
master
Cummlngs
op
Lac
du
Brochet.
t
:
who
is
here
en
route
to
Winnipeg.
The
j,
trcubles
of
the
natives
are
two-fold.
4,
1
The
source
of
their
annual
revenue
ta
j.
impaired
"flue
to
-restrictions
pieceo
on
Wtft&tfKf"
at
aup-
'
trekking
CUNARD
COMMODORE
DIES
ON
LAST
TRIP
OHERBOURO.
July
18.
Sir
James
Charles,
commodore
of
the
Cunard
line,
died
Sunday
at
the
conclusion
of
what
ever
harvested
In
the
wett.
Sir
Henry
i
would
have
been
his
last
voyage
on
the
Thornton
taut
here
on
his
arrival
Sat-!
Aquiunla
as
be
would
have
retired
at
urday
on
hi-
annual
inspection
trip
1
the
conclusion
of
the
trip.
!
refused
to
osmsnent
on
the
Pacific
I
Orent
Hasten-
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News
It
paytl
LIBERALS
ALMGREN
WAS
LEFT
BY
COMPANIONS
IN
ICE
GRAVE
Much
Criticism
of
Dr.
Malmgren
Being
Left
Alive
in
Grave
of
Ice
Hnviet
I'rcsH
Also
Objects
to
Conduct
of
Expedjtion
and
to
(icneral
ISobile
Ileinj;
Rescued
llcfore
Others
.MOSCOW,
July
16.
Statement
by
companion
of
Dr.
Finn
Irnrin
who
survived
the
crash
of
the
Italia,
that
he
was
left
.
in
a
gravt
of
i--
caused
a
nlorm
of
criticism
in
Russia
today,
uuliogram
t
the
Tass
Soviet
News
Agency
from
Professor
Sam-.
.
i
1
1
.
head
of
the
Russian
relief
expeditions
aboard
the
ice-
Krasitii),
gives
deUils
as
told
to
him
by
Captain
Mariano
:
Si-uppiu.
They
started
from
the
scene
of
the
eraih
across
the
ice
for
i
mi
May
20.
They
suffered
untojd
privations
and
for
days
'i
n
fleeting
ire
Several
miles
on.
f
Brook
Island
Malmaren
was
Strong
criticism
also
was
express
ud
by
!
move
and
told
his
companion
the
Soviet
press
Of
General
NobHe
be-ahaad
and
take
all
the
pro-
Ing
rescued
first
and
on
the
conduct
'
-
Scapptu
.
account
continues:
of
the
Italia
expedition.
:i
leaving.
Malmirren
ask
ad
us
to
W0600W.
July
16.
The
Russian
'
tr-ire
in
tne
ice
and
be
toy
aviator
Chukbnovtky
and
four
com-yntctly
he
stretched
out
his
I
panlons
marconed
by
a
forced
landing
Lidding
u
adieu
and
handing
us
naar
Cape
Platen
on
July
13
were
taken
itMuu.
requeuing
ua
to
give
It
aboard
the
Kraesln
Sunday
night.
-
mother.
lihi'ided
on
slowly
and
In
34
Hev
Father
D.
J.
Merlerty
of
Van-
i'
only
100
metres
from
ccuver
Is
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prlnoo
m
ii
Hoptug
that
he
would
go
on
oeorge
today
retorning
south
after
we
waited
Realising
that
having
made
the
round
trip
to
Skag-
-;.
cried
"Oo.
go.
at
the
price
ot
way
following
a
stay
of
several
weens
tc
:
y.u
will
save
ail."
we
marched
the
elty
and
aMseHet
on
eSsasssn
wort.
77irs
is
Time
to
Enter
the
Big
Daily
News
Circulation
Campaign
to
Win
Fine
Prizes
Although
it
is
hard
to
realise
the
magnitude
of
this
splendid
;
i
unity
which
The
News
is
offering
home
people,
and
the
ear
which
ont
can
acquire
ownership
of
one
of
the
valuable
and
liar
model
prize
cars,
nevertheless
one
has
but
to
investigate
merits
of
this
gonerouH
proposition
to
readily
real
lie
it
is
the
lig
opportunity
of
a
lifetime.
You
owe
it
to
yourself
to
at
least
investigate
and
at
the
ear-possible
mouient.
The
campaign
management
will
be
glad
to
tin
the
entire
plan
in
detail
to
you,
then
you
be
the
judge
as
l
i
ther
or
not
you
wish
to
carry
oft.
In
requesting
full
details
il.ligato
yourself
in
no
way
whatever.
-
e
now,
as
this
campaign
Is
Just
atart-
j
Ing.
Is
the
time
to
get
under
wsy
1
with
your
work.
There
are
hundreds
I
of
subsertbera
to
be
written
in
the
I
nest
lew
weeks,
which
will
aid
in
.placing
a
worker
at
the
wheel
of
mi
SALMON
RUN
IN
n
km
.
ii
n
t
y
fatiuiLO
Lnmuswsiic
uver
roimcai
uuttoon
After
Tour
of
Interior
Says
Many
Former
Opponents
of
(Government
are
now
With
Them
and
all
Liberal
Candidates
will
be
'Returned
"I
held
meetings
at
all
principal
points
between
here
and
Prince
George.
I
motored
through
a
great
deaj
of
the
country
and
met
a
great
many
people
throughout
the
various
districts
and
as
a'
result
of
my
purvey
backed
up
by
the
experience
of
a
number
of
past
campaigns.
I
am
confident
that
we
shall
return
a
solid
bunch
of
Liberal
candidates
from
Central
British
Columbia."
That
wa$
the
statement
made
by
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
last
inight
on
his
arrival!
from
the
interior.
'
Sir.
Pattullo
says
he
was
well
received
everywhere
and
he
wa
'.alliy
surprised
at
the
unanimity
with
sure
Premier
MacXean
iwUl
have.
j
which
the
poonle
seem
to
be
back-
very
substantial
ntajortty
in
the
nexK
ng
the
Liberal
candidates.
After
the
House
and
that
Lfrbor
wUl
be
well
tale
be
had
hoard
locaUy
originating
!
.epiesented.
This
be
thinks
win
be
am
'
from
the
Conservative
camp
he
had
excellent
thing.
:
expected
to
find
some
disaffection.
In
1
Mr.
Pattullo
speaks
In
the
Westholme
his
he
was
agreeably
disappointed.
Theatre
tomorrow
night
and
U
lnrlt-i
Many
former
supporters
of
the
Oon-jing
either
Mr.
Thompson
or
an
ao-2
Tervative
party
be
found
were
now
'credited
representative
to
speak
at
the'
with
the
government.
Asked
In
regard
to
his
attitude
toward
the
fisheries
11
these
should
be
taken
over
by
the
Provisos
,
Mr.
.Pat
.1
'ululo
said
he
realised
tne
Imparlance
Of
the
situation
aa-a
no
that
he
was
CTaMmtwtrmsT
jptaahertes.0f
the
province
He
planned
to
-make
a
thorough
study
ot
the
situation
and
try
to
get;
homes
Mr.
PsttuUo
seemed
particularly
pleased
with
the
whole
situation
and
especially
in
this
rldlhg.
He
says
from
Information
he
has
received
he
teels
'
time.
same
meeting.
tbt
fisheries
department
"on
as
good
a
basis
aa
was
the
lands
department
which
he
had
era
1
attest.
IIKE
AT,p.K
UtY
VICTORIA,
.
Jury
48everal
fine,
in
the
residential
district
of
Oak
Bay
were
threatened
In
a
spectacular
grass
fire
yesterday.
Firemen
wrre
able
to
subdue
the
flames
pust
in
Local
Fishing
Boat
Went
on
Rocks
and
Was
Later
Salvaged
and
Will
Be
Repaired
at
Drydocki
Striking
a
rock
in
Metlakatla
Passage
just
west
of
the
harbor
"
beacon
about
high
tide
at
11.30
Saturday
night
while
returning
toil
port
after
a
trip
with
a
12,000
pound
catch
of
fish,
the
well
known
Prince
Rupert
halibut
boat
D.S.T.,
owned
and
skippered
by
Cant.
It
Jamea'Parsons,
was
high
and
dry
for
about
twelve
hours
and
sus-
tained
considerable
damage
cosnsisting
principally
of
a
torn
fore-n
foot
and
twisted
stern
shoe.
"
Capt.
Parsons
and
crew
rowed
into
Prince
Runert
after
the
'
stranding
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Salvage
&
Towing
Co.
took
charge
''
salvage
work.
Using
the
power
tug
Anna
S.
and
two
scows,
the
boat
was
lightered
of
her
fish
which
was
dellv-
.led
undamaged
to
the
Canadian
Flah
1
Ud
Cold
Storage
Co
and
the
vessel
was
loated
on
the
next
high
tide
water
it
noon
yesterday.
The
stranded
vessel
was
then
delivered
to
the
Lip-
sett
Ways
by
the
Rupert
Marine
Prod
ucts
tow
boat
P.T.R..
Capt.
Harris
Kerr,
and
It
la
expected
wUl
go
onto
dry
dock
for
repairs.
The
damage
was
fully
covered
by
insurance.
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Passengers
arriving
In
the
city
from
the
south
on
the
Oatala
last
night
reported
that
the
Boeing
seaplane,
wbleh
crashed
near
Buledeta
last
Friday
with
fatal
results,
had
been
partially
salvaged
and
that
the
shattered
wings
and
engine
were
on
the
dock
at
Swanson
Bay.
which
waa
the
machine's
basev
Tb
fuselage
of
the
plane
was
evidently
8KIDEOATE,
July
18.
The
Islands
!
wrecked
so
badly
that
It
could
not
be
1
will
give
Pattullo
a
big
majority
for
salvaged.
the
first
time.
The
people
here
realise
It
Is
understood
that
another
plane
that
the
return
of
the
Liberal
govern-
is
being
sent
from
Vancouver
Itnmedl-ment
to
power
means
continuation
ot
,
ately
to
carry
on
the
fishery
patrol
work.
the
bunding
up
and
progress
of
north.
the
Advertise
In
The
Dailv
Newa
PUBLIC
MEETING
WESTHOLME
THLATKE
Tuesday,
MySf
8
p.m.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pattullo
will
address
the
meeting.
An
Invitation
is
extended
to
the
opposing
candidate.
James
II.
Thompson,
or
his
accredited
representative.
Ladies
especially
invited.