CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Everyone
reads
the
Classified
Ads.
If
you
lose,
advertise
lor
It.
If
vou
find,
locate
tho
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
met
the
classified
habit.
I
.
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Will..
No.
189
"
-
FOREST
Forest
Fires
Island
Do
Considerable
amage
Logging
Plant
V
AN
oUVEU,
Aug.
13.
Forest
fireB
yesterday
on
the
Bainbridge
uiiiiii
i
Company's
ojierations
neur
Albertii
swept
through
a
million
,
-.1
iviled
and
bucked
timber
and
destroyed
one
donkey
engine.
,
!.
it
in
burning
over
200
acres.
I
s.
i
miles
northwest
of
Duncan
a
fire
in
the
Malaom
Lumber
Co.'s
.iiions
damaged
two
donkey
engines,
destroyed
five
logging
rail-ln-idges
and
swept
through
two
million
feet
of
cut
timber.
The
has
extended
over
800
acres.
I
Mi
r
hours
rain
on
Vancouver
Island
last
night
aided
the
fire
fighters
materially.
HARVESTERS
ARE
ON
WAY
on
TO
PRAIRIES
iNMMiUNi;
scenes
at
Liverpool
niii
N
i
itni
men
emiiarkinu
ton
CANADA
i.i:iool.
Aug.
IS.
More
than
two
ml
pruepectlve
hsrvelsri
Mt
here
.in
Southampton
for
Canada.
In-.
n
s
were
witnessed
bar
whan.
re
taken
on
board.
A
81-
up
Dure
a
letter
of
good
wtahea
4-
mayor
of
that
town.
The
I
-cuils
was
greeted
with
loud
:
i:
lie
appeared
In
the
river
..r:x
.iround
from
Olasgow
with
'
-.1
harvester
aboard.
FARMER
HANGED
11
-
OMlEMNlll
TO
IMPRISONMENT
wu
i.
amies
run
oht.ne
Mi.VINMT
l).MIIITi:il
"
CUTUUWT.
Aug
18-W.
W.
i'h
a
well
to
do
farmer
of
Leader
Alio
was
condemned
to
five
he
penitentiary
and
twenty
mi
offense
against
his
daugh-"i
7c.
toe
law
by
hanging
himself
Niinpendent
In
the
RCM-F.
FIERCE
STORM
EAST
COAST
i
-i
mi.adki.phia.
Aug.
IS.
--One
man
is
ui.u
nearly
one
hundred
wore
'
"hi
mi
northeast
sunin
which
i
rly
today
after
lashing
the
iKim
Virginia
Capes
to
Bandy
11
Tiio
missing
man
la
Otto
Ood
iiKtniier
of
the
crew
of
the
Tug
which
sank
In
the
Delaware
i
'
Right
member
of
the
crew
I'.'
-Miiera
were
reseuTed
after
bat-'I,
i
lie
waves
tor
eoroe
time.
Bev-aank
nd
numerous
eraft
MILLION
DOLLAR
EXPLOSION
LOSS
AT
HOUSTON
TEXAS
H"'ston,
Ttwaa.
Aug.
18.
The
Texas
"iv
refinery
at
Port
Arthur
waaJ
i.v
a
terrific
rxplonlon
late
last
A
'H'
li
resulted
In
a
lire
that
de
'!
new
cold
treeArf
Want
at
an
'
i
I
ns
or
Sl.OO0.000.
Boorea
of
"
!(
aaved
bya
sflaftt
ew"HYm
:
"
walking
Into
the
mysterious
MACKENZIE
KING
MET
RAMSAY
MACDONALD
'"'it
WILLIAM.
Aug.
1
Premier
x
K.
iik-
King
and
Ramsay
Macdorvald
""!
briefly
last
nlgnt
as
the
trains
They
..changed
greeting
and
wsloomutg
crowd.
I
i
Hail
A5r-
W
VT
F
.'NX
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
EUFEMVB
-
"
C,
M'N!AY,
AI'CUST
FIRES
VERY
DESTRUCTIVE
VANCOUVER
Vancouver
I
A
fire
near
Lux
ton
Saturday
destroyed
a
logging
camp
owned
by
1
consult
Brothers,
wiping
out
900
cords
of
wood
300.000
feet
of
fallen
togs
and
a
stand
which
the
company
was
working.
i-i;itcv
UII.I.IAMS
WISH
SPRINT
AT
PARI
YHbTEKIIlV
PARIS.
Aug.
IS
-Iwrcy
Wll-
kuns.
of
Vancouver,
who
made-a
name
for
himself
as
a
printer
at
the
Olympiad
at
Amsterdam
reoently
covered
the
108
metres
In
10
4-6
seconds
to
win
the
here
4-
A'fc
FISH
ARRIVALS
HEAVIER
TODAY
Total
of
toUlMl
Miiint
nf
Halibut
Sold
at
Earhange
Thfc
Morning
A
total
of
804400
pounds
of
halibut
was
sold
at
the
Pish
Saebange
this
morning
Nine
American
vessels
received
from
11
4c
and
8c
to
IS
8c
and
7c
for
106.000
pounds
while
twelve
Canadian
boats
were
paid
frags
114c
and
Ac
to
LlAe
and
Sc
for
Sftgeo
pound.
Arrivals
and
sales:
AMERICAN'
Br,
84.060
pounds.
Canadian
Pish
and
OaM
Storage
Co..
IS
.40c
and
Cc.
Sherman,
10,000
Bounds,
and
Ooah.
18.000
pounds,
Atlta
PMiactea,
18.8c
and
Rellanoe
t.
7,000
pound,
and
Visitor.
V000
pounds.
Booth
Plaberlea,
ISA:
and
7c.
Heltanoe.
7,000
pounda
and
Reform,
10.000
pound.
Pacific
Fisheries.
13.se
Snd
7c.
Chum.
10,000
pounds.
Booth
Fisheries,
117c
and
7c.
Star,
10.000
pounds.
Royal
Fish
Oo
.
18.7c
and
7c.
CAVAMAN
Viking
I.
8.000
pounda
and
Seo
8.800
pounds.
Atlln
Fisheries.
11
Ac
and
sc.
dwsrd
Lipsetl.
10.000
pounds.
Cana
dian
Pish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.,
11.4c
and
6c.
lngred
H..
1.000
pounds.
Sooth
Flsfa-
erles.
11.6c
and
Sc.
Verna.
3.600
pounds.
Booth
Plenertea,
U.7e
and
6c.
Houinend.
.000
pounds,
and
P.
Dor-
.
.
.
.
Ma2.aIa
reen.
lt.ooo
pounos.
iwtito
ll.Sc
and
6c.
Scrub.
13
0OT
pounda,
Canadian
Pish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
11.
8c
and
6c.
Heine
H
11
0()0
pounda
AUln
Flea.
1
1
4c
and
oc
Marguerite.
6.000
pounds,
Royal
nab
Oo
11
.Br
and
6c
Aiharni
SOO
pounds.
Booth
PWiettes.
H
lr
and
6c
hhiM
14.000
pounds.
Canadian
Pish
At
Cold
Storage
Co.,
11.8c
and
8c.
mom:
iiauvkstkks
leave
n.i.u.-i.
nmrr
local
men
left
this
.
....
,i...
uruirii,
narveni
nanw
nioriung
attnulv
movement
Or
I
new
,
i
.j.:
Jan
"""
them
outward
into
effect
isxt
Wednesday.
"''l
on
akl.
iu.ttw
wlli-'l
whore
he
will
as-1st
the
Oatala
for
Anyus
AM
W.
J.
areer
In
the
oolrtract
of
constructing
the
Community
Lea1"
new
gymnasium
yesterday.
Capt
K
B.
Ooast
freighter
Famous
,..,H.r
,
urtr
to
the
Frank
Waterhou
Co
.
Is
de
m
port
today
for
ordan.
Northern
and
riUNCK
NOTED
PEOPLE
JASPER
PARK
soi:ma
nt:ii.i.Y
icaink.
a
mioht
KTOIty
HKITKIt
IIETTIXO
M.-TIJItlAI.
Kilt
I'KTION
JA8PBR.
August
13
-Several
day.-ltobmibblng
with
the
horses,
the
boyx
in
ooaps
and
the
Swiss
guldex
of
Ja-per
National
Park
has
given
Norman
Bellly
Ralne.
well
known
Canadian
short
sisry
writer,
renins
of
copy.
It
isn't
at
all
unlikely
that
for
a
while
his
work
will
veer
away
from
the
salt
oa
and
concern
Itself
with
the
RocKlc-md
the
glamorous
Athab&ks
Valley.
Making
Jasper
Park
Lodge
his
heel
quartrs.
Heine,
who
Is
accompanied
by
his
bride
nf
three
months,
has
been
rid-
lug
the
trails,
making
notes
on
the
ways
of
the
philosophical
eayuse.
and
llsten-
iig
to
the
yarns
of
thone
who
never
vere
dudes.
"If
all
writers
would
come
ut
here,
we
should
never
be
at
a
loss
.'or
the
real
stuff
In
Canadian
fiction,"
aya
Napier
Moore,
editor
of
MacLoan3
;nagaune.
who
la
also
visiting
Jasper.
The
Moores
and
the
Raines
left
this
uornlng
for
Vancouver.
Vernon
MeKennte,
former
editor
of
Maclisan's
and
dean
of
the
school
ot
nurmUJun.
Statue,
who
met
the
party
iwre
has
gone
east,
with
Mrs.
MeKan-Ue.
J.
B.
Sampson,
the
dlstlngutmhed
iron
to
artist
sjkI
his
wife
are
here
for
several
weeks
and
will
take
the
trail
in
a
day
or
two
for
Uallgne
Lake.
ft;r
a-lrich
tbey
will
ride
Into
the
TBnqutn
VmUey.
Mr
Sampsnn
'aajb
he
to
thrilled
adlfe
Jaapur
and
he
la
ahowlug
his
ro-
rfftaiij
-to
the
Joods
at
Jne
mwiHWViii
In
bis
sketches.
On
her
way
to
Vancouver.
Martha
jatanso,
authoress
of
"Wild
Oeese."
The
Mad
Carewa."
and
other
success-
ill
novels,
passed
through
Jssper
last
Ight
Bhr
will
make
a
stay
st
Jasper
tark
Lodge
on
her
return
from
the
-nftt
A
distinguished
visiter
to
the
Lodge
his
week
waa
Prark
I
Prrrm
of
Bos-
xn.
chief
editorial
writer
of
the
Chris-
tan
Sclenoe
Monitor
He
wo
accom-janled
by
Mrs
Perrln
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ler
S:ncni
"1
Wash
ngton.
apent
a
day
here
M.
ihelr
trip
o
Alaska.
Mr.
Somen
is
dramatic
cr.-ic
of
the
Washington
Herald.
SALMON
PACK
AWAYAHEAD
LAST
SEASON
According
'to
an
official
statement
issued
yesterday,
the
sfllr.icn
park
for
District
No.
2
so
far
this
cason
stand
at
41'J,I0&
coses
as
compared
with
2G2.181
cases
at
a
similar
date
last
year..
The
Increase
Is
chiefly
due
to
the
greater
pack
of
the
pink
variety
which
shows
an
increase
of
nearly
200,000
cases
over
the
pack
of
this
variety
for
1927;
WOMAN
CHARGED
MURDERING
GIRL
VANOOUVHU.
Aug.
13.
A
formal
barge
of
murdering
her
daughter
Mary,
aged
IS
said
to
be
subnormal
wss
laid
agalust
Mrs.
Margery
Smith
of
South
Vancouver
at,
the
general
hospital
where
she
ts
lying.
AllegSdly
she
administered
rat
poison
to
her
daughter
and
to
herself
Wednesday
Ll
I'ELL
TO
IIASHMBNT
PQINT
ORBT,
Aug.
18-Falllng
from
the
second
floor
nf
a
houne
under
con-strucUon
on
Montcalm
Street
to
tlte
wrnent
llcdr
In
the
basement,
James
Mckeatlng.
fl
yeart
ot
kge.
received
tar
taft
Ihjurlea
taterday.
"
.
John
W.
Allen,
mechanical
superin
tendent
for
the
Dominion
Fisheries,
sails
this
afternoon
by
Ahe
Prince
George
on
nto
return
to
Vancouver
after
having
spent
the
past
ten-
days
In
the
city
and
district
on
official
duties,
Imperial
Oil
Co.'s
tanker
Mlna
Brea.
Capt.
J.
0.
Rloharda,
ts
due
In
port
at
0
o'clock
tonight
from
Iooo
with
a
cargo
ot
fuel
oil
for
the
company'
locnl
tanks.
STEAaiSHii'
MI.n.m-.V.
-h
i
i.K-h
iv.se
uod
the
avwnrs
Captain
Couru
aay
and
C
K"-niiT
who
wore
a
Uempiing
a
flight
from
Azores
to
Newfoundland,
('miriunay
in
the
inset
tothe
left
and
Hos-
mei
to
the
right
,
in
the
jihotograph.
Walruses
Taken
by
Stoll
McCracken
Expedition
Near
Wrangell
Island
and
Party
is
After
Polar
Bears
Eight
walruses
have
been
taken
by
the
Ktoll-McCracken
expedition
aboarsthe
exploration
schooner
Elfie
M.
Morrissey
now
in
the
neighborhood
of
Wrangell
Isfand
and
they
are
now
trying
to
secure
polar
liears,
according
to
word
received
by
the
local
amateur
radio
station
5
GT
which
has
been
in
communication
with
them.
The
walrus
are
for
the
Museum
of
Natural
History
at
New
York.
'
The
temperature
in
the
portion
of
the
Arctic
where
they
are
was
29
Fnrenhcit
and
there
was
lots
of
ice
everywhere.
The
local
station
is
in
communication
with
the
explorers
about
twice
a
week,
on
an
average.
l
Piisi
fjrnl
1
1
'
j
r
i
jii
i
Jiijij
1
1
w
j
i
jTi
1
j
i
j
1
1
1
1
j
1
1
j
n
;
arVEN
NAME
ON
SIHP
Eva
Von
Plentrer,
Viennese
betui:
on
way
to
Hollywood
'"
.
into
the
movies,
was
re-iuuiMl
Von
Ben
it-
by
cent:
linn
paf.'W'iigi'n.
ELECTRIC
TRAIN
JUMPED
SWITCH
WINNIPEG-,
Aug.
18.
Motorman
Harry
Snflvrns
of
Selkirk
waa
fatally
In
jured
and
10
patwt
iurers
shaken
up
when
the
electric
train
Jumped
an
open
switch
and
crashed
into
a
gravel
car
between
here
and
Selkirk
KILLED
WHEN
STRUCK
.
AT
LEVEL
CROSSING
'QUEBEC,
Aug
is
fTwa,mn
wereiin-
eftantly
killed
and
tbroo
thera
InjutWU
when
an
auto
in
wlvtcn
they
were
rids
Ing
was
struck
by
a
OJPA.
train
at
a
level
oroBSlng
here
yesterday.
The
dead
arc
Burgess
Lavelle.
841,
and
George
La-
velle.
22,
father
and
eon.
Union
steamer
Cat&la
is
going
to
make
a
special
call
at
Claxton
Cannery
lr
the
Skeena
River
tomorrow
to
load
salmon
and
will
not
arrive
here
from
the
north
beioiv
2
o'clock
in
thr
13.
1928
I
I
;
I
I
DUEEN
GIVES
AWAY
PRIZES
Olympic
Canadian
Flag
Goes
to
Percy
Williams
of
Vancouver
AMSTERDAM.
Aug.
13.
Sev-en
gold
medals
for
first
places
won
by
Canadians
at
the
Olympic
games
were
presented
to
Dr.
Lamb
nf
Montreal,
president
of
the
A.A.II.
of
Canada,
by
Queen
Wilhelmina
last
evening.
I.amb
also
secured
a
large
Canadian
flag
which
was
raised
on
the
Olympic
mast
several
times
when
Canadians
won
first
place
victories.
The
flag
will
be
presented
to
I'ercy
Williams
who
was
the
outstanding
individual
at
the
Canadian
meet.
20
WWlEN
"STUDENTS
GRADUATED
LAWYERS
I'jirlV
Slutrr
Wlio
studied
After
Her
Marriage
Among
Tlie
to
be'
Called
tn
liar
LONDON.
Aug.
IS-
An
Karl's
sister
Is
among
the
five
women
whow
names
appear
tn
the
list
of
successful
candidates
In
the
final
examination
for
the
Bar
conducted
by
the
Council
of
Lsgal
Education.
She
la
Lady
Ankarct
Cecilia
Oarolyn
Jackson,
a
younger
slater
of
the
Barl
of
Carlisle
and
wile
of
William
Jackson,
a
barrister
she
will
be
called
to
Bar
shortly
and
hopes
to
practice
In
the
courts.
8
he
took
up
the
law
as
a
profession
some
years
agoi
and
continued
her
studies
after
marriage.
Miss
Sophy
Sanger,
who
acted
for
five
yean
at
chief
of
a
section
ot
the
International
Labor
Office
of
the
Lea
gue
of
Nations
at
Geneva,
nas
also
passed
her
"finals."
Miss
Sanger
la
an
mpert
.on
tba
Labor
laws
of
the
different
nations,
.and
she
will
probably
pecteUse
.
Jn
this
,
subject.
She
has.
written
a
section
of
the
new
Sncyeto-
Upaedla
Brttannlcar
-
-
Other
auccessful
candidates
are:
Miss
Harriet
Elisabeth
Valaey.
of
Cornwall
Oardeas.
Kensington,
who
is
only
21:
Miss
Louise
Beryl
Orouchy
and
MIas
Marie
Angela
Oarryer.
In
all
twenty
women
were
successful
In
the
recent
examinations.
E
J
Smith
sails
on
the
Prince
Oeorge
!
thin
afternoon
for
Vancouver
on
a
two
weeks'
holiday
trip.
Boston
Grill
Captain
Wallace
Tells
About
Recent
Revolution
in
Fishing
on
East
Coast
of
Continent
An
interesting
account
of
the
recent
revolution
in
the
marketing
of
fish
in
the
big
centres
of
the
continent
was
given
at
the
dinner
given
in
his
honor
Saturday
night
at
the
Commodore,
Cafe
by
.Captain
F.
V.
Wallace,
editor
of
the
Canadian
Fisherman
and
until
recently
editor
of
the
Fish
Gazette
at
New
York.
T.
H.
Johnson,
the
host
of
the
evening,
presided.
Mr
Wallace
explained
how
the
sales
of
fish
were
going
down,
fishing
vessels
were
being
put
out
of
commission
and
some
of
the
fish
companies
were
going
broke
when
some
clever
mind
hit
on
the
ca
of
putting
up
filleted
fish
In
con-
.c::lent
form.
The
movement
spread
acidly,
sales
of
fish
increased,
the
product
ging
into
the
citlet
of
the
mld-jc'Vf
west
as
weU
as
the
coast,
fleets
of
vessels
operating
on
the
Atlantic
coast
Increased
and
companies
that
were
quick
t
,
take
advantage
of
the
new
movement
made
fortunes.
One
firm
with
a
fleet
ol
fifteen
trawlers
Increased
to
sixty
and
crders
have
been
placed
for
seven
or
eight
tteel
motor
trawlers.
Soon
three
or
four
hundred
vessels
will
be
jperating.The
whole
Industry
has
been
revolutionized.
One
firm
whose
stock
was
selllBf
at
SS
a
share
has
It
listed
today
t
8160
a
share
and
last
year
they
cleared
half
a
mttHon
dollars.
The
fish
put
up
4n
filleted
form
are
cheater
grade.
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CONSECRATION
OF
Itlsliop,
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9
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AT
CATIIEDUAU
Many
dsgnatorles
of
the
Church
or
Bagtand
tn
British
Columbia
4
and
Western
Canada
are
expected
In
the
city
on
September
B.
when
the
consecration
of
Archdeacon
O.
A
Rl-
ss
Bishop
of
Caledonia
wUl
take
place.
There
wiu
he
elaborate
and
impressive
services
throughout
the
day
m
connection
with
the
occasion
4.4,
BASEBALLSCORES
(SATl'UOAY
OAMES)
AMERICAN
I.EAOIE
New
York
5:
Boston
2.
Washington
8:
Philadelphia
S.
Detroit
10;
Clevatend
4-St.
Luuls
4;
Chisago
t.
NATIONAL
1.EAOIE
Ph'l
c'pola
nil:
Mew
York
4.
Bmton
4:
Brooklyn
S.
Cincinnati
1:
Pittsburg
nil.
Chicago
6;
81
Lotus
1.
tHIAST
I.E.UU
E
Sacramento
8:
Portland
2.
Oakland
;
Seattle
6.
Los
Angelas
B;
Hollywood
7.
SanPraaolsoo
12:
Missions
S.
(MNIHV
OAMES)
NATIONAL
Boston
1;
Brooklyn
S.
Philadelphia
S;
Cincinnati
6.
Chicago
4;
St.
Louts
2.
Only
games.
AMERICAN
Detroit
8;
Cleveland
S.
Boston
nil;
New
York
8.
St.
Louis
7;
Chicago
nil.
PhtlaMplite-Waahlngton.
rain.
COAST
Sacramento
2-12;
Portland
4-8.
San
Francisco
S-ll:
Mission
0-4.
Los
Angeles
2-2;
Hollywood
7-8.
Oakland
4-11;
Seattle
6-8.
AUSTIN
CHAMBERLAIN
TO
VISIT
CANADA
LONDON.
Aug.
13.
-Sir
Austin
Chamberlain
will
return
acrow
Canada
from
his
Oalifornia
trip.
VICTIM
Al'TO
CRASH
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
Aug.
IS
The
second
victim
of
the
automobile
accident
oa
Kings
way.
Mathew
J.
Nett.
assistant
vendor
of
the
Liquor
Control
Board
at
Vancouver,
died
today.
Wm
B.
McP
hereon
died
prevtousry:
M
M.
MeLachlan.
local
manager
of
the
BracMnaii-Ker
Milling
Oo..
will
sail
on
the
Prlnoe
Charles
this
afternoon
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Stewart.
An
vox
and
Masnett
Inlet
on
business.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
A.
Hunter
and
family
will
sail
on
the
Prlnoe
Charles
this
afternoon
to
make
the
round
trip
to
Stewart.
Anyox
and
MosseM
Inlet
point
LARGE
CAIIARET
Special
Dinners
Thursday
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Hut
unlay
night
from
0
to
12.
Dance
Hall
fur
Hire.
Accomodation
for
Prlvae
Parties
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cents
ISLAND
HAZELTON
HOTEL
MAN
SUCCUMBS
hum;
comvay
hies
in
hospital
TUN
PAYS
A
IT
i:
II
SlTrfcltlNO
PAHALYTIC
STUOKE
71
YEARS
OLI
Word
was
received
in
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
week
of
the
death
ot
the
Hazelton
Hospital
on
Friday
night
ot
Frank
Conway,
popular
and
welt
known
old
timer
of
the
central
interior,
who
for
several
years
conducted
the
Evelyn
Hotel
at
Smlthers
and
more
recently
:
was
Identified
with
the
South
Hazelton
Hotel.
.Tea
days
ago
Mr.
Oonway
was
going
about
his
rj$uHr
duties
while
several
people
wjr
iajuh
Hazelton
Hotel.
He
compmed?r'
feeling
well
and
sat
down
In
a
chair
where
he
suffered
a
stroke.
He
was
taken
to
the
Hazelton
Hospital
where
It
waa
found
that
he
had
been
completely
stricken
with
paralysis
on
his
right
side.
From
that
time
until
bis
death
be
was
unable
;
to
speak
or
recognize
any
one.
The
late
Mr.
Conway
was
seventy-four
yearn
of
age
and
was
a
native
of
Nova
Scotia
He
w
unmarried
and
survtv-
ing
relatives
include
a
sister
in
San
rjtegc
California.
WORLD
SERIES
OPENS
OCT.
3
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
13.
The
annual
baseball
world
series
will
open
6n
the
grounds
of
the
winners
of
the
American
League
on
October
3.
There
is
much
peculation
ai
to
where
this
will
be.
the
.favorites
Just
now
being
New
York
and
Philadelphia,
the
former
being
now
in
the
lead.
HOLDUP
TODAY
IN
SEATTLE
6
BATTUE.
Aug.
IS
Two
armed
men
today
held
up
two
collectors
for
the
Brewatera
Cigar
stores
tn
the
down
town
district
and
escaped
with
between
seven
and
ten
thousand
dollars
after
a
chase
through
crowded
streets.
MACKENZIE
KING
TURNS
HIS
FACE
TO
PARIS
AND
GENEVA
W1NNIPBO.
Aug.
13
Premier
Mae-kenale
King
said
good-bye
to
the
west
yesterday
and
turned
his
face
toward
Ottawa.
Paris
and
Oeneva
after
a
four
day
tour
of
his
constituency
of
Prince
Albert.
AIRPLANE
CRASHED
AMONG
SPECTATORS
!
AM8THRDAM.
Aug.
18
Four
persons
were
killed
when
an
airplane
crashed
among
a
periston
at
the
aviation
display
at
Heerlen
Sunday.
BRITISH
STATESMAN
VISITING
CANADA
MONTREAL.
Aug,
18.
tord
Lovalt,
under
secretary
for
the
Dominions,
rived
here
Saturday.