CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Everyone
reads
the
Classified
Ads.
tf
you
lose,
advertise
for
it.
If
you
find,
locate
the
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
flET
THE
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
Vol.
XVIII.,
No.
201.
TIMBER
INDUSTRY
Barns
Carried
Away
Children
Killed
When
Cyclone
Hit
Quebec
People
arc
Lifted
dp
and
Dashed
Against
Trees
or
Other
Obstructions
in
Bcrthier
County
MONTREAL,
Aug.
20.
Three
children
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Honri
Gouin
of
St.
Joseph
were
killed
while
their
parents
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
legs
and
arms
when
a
cyclone
swept
the
northern
part
of
Berthiur
county
yesterday.
The
children
were
killed
when
the
barn
in
which
they
were
playing
was
carried
several
hundred
yards
from
its
former
location.
The
others
were
injured
when
carried
through
the
air,
striking
against
trees
or
other
obstructions.
General
destruction
was
caused
by
the
terrible
norm.
Barns
were
carried
away,
farm
dwellings
wore
badly
damaged,
trees
uprooted,
fences
torn
down,
and
telegraph
and
telephone
poles
felled.
GIRL
WINNER
$10,000
PRIZE
Srattle
rontrMant
Came
Second
In
Wrlilry
lUrr
(letting
93,000
TORONTO.
Aug
SO
By
winning
the
(:.
mUe
Wrlgley
marathon
yeaterday
M
.
Ethel
Hertle,
Um
twrfity-jar-eta'
N
York
girl,
von
HOMO.
Um
Olive
Oetterdam
of
Seattle
came
.
nd
receiving
for
a
prtae
a
check
r
fcl
OOO
Mi
Heme's
time
was
S
hour
M
tr.
:mte.
VICFOLEYIN
DRAWN
BOUT
MEETS
CHAMI'ION
Of-
NORWAY
AND
HAS
T(
l.V
Till)
UNES
MONTREAL,
Aug.
10
-Vic
Foley
of
Vancouver
and
Knud
Larson,
feather-vr:.-Mi
chamnlon
of
Norway,
foucht
t:i
-
undi
to
a
draw
here
last
night.
F-:
was
fined
(IS
for
locking
and
.
UK
Larson
iM
forfeited
another
!r
falling
to
make
the
feather-
'
limit.
MOUNTAIN
CLIMBER
TURNS
UP
ALIVE
FAIRBANKS,
Aug.
30
Stefan
Joroee.
1
P
Imh
mountain
oUmber.
reoenUy
re-:
Pned
lost
in
the
McXlnley
district.
arrived
here
from
MeKlnley
Park
after!
a
attempt
to
olbnb
the
mountain.
He
id
he
had
abthsteawd
the
attempt
tor
tin.
season
baoauae
of
almost
eonttnu
oiu
itorms
at
the
base
of
the
moun-
tiuii.
DUOIVNED
IN
JAPAN
TOKIO,
Aug.
80.
TTUrty
people
are
l"!lrl
to
have
been
drowned
In
the
h,i!-tiiiR
of
a
reservoir
at
Komoro
In
c,':riil
Japan.
TALKS
UNITY
OF
BR.
EMPIRE
"'vwa,
Aug.
so.
It
U
to
the
u"y
uf
the
oommon
wealth
of
nations
111
i
make
my
appeal,
aald
Viscount
rast
night
when
aneakln
at
I1
mment
dinner
in
honor
of
visiting
,
k1"
f
the
Bmpire
Parliamentary
-"laiion.
He
taio
that
the
unity
"e
understood
from
different
nd
from
different
aspects
In
''"nl
parts
of
the
Bmpire
but
all
P"r
"
"f
the
commonwealth
were
In
one
J"i
in
desiring
to-cejitHbuvMe
It.
"y
Dufresne
suffered
fractured
i
HOWE
IS
HEAD
OF
FISHERIES
I
VICTORIA.
Aug.
30
-Hon.
8.
L.'
Howe
of
Rlebmond-Polnt
Orey
has
1
been
appointed
chief
commissioner
of
flebeelee
for
the
Province
and
has
taken
over
the
duties.
Dr..
R.
H.
Mason
has
been
appoint
ed
medjee
Health
officer
at
FISH
ARRIVALS
Total
of
8I.1KW
Pound
of
Halibut
Sold
at
Euhanrr
This
Morning
A
total
of
81.000
pounds
of
halibut
was
sold
at
the
Flea
Zsohange
this
morning,
two
Aaaariean
tsswsIs
selling
54.000
pounds
for
103
and
e
and
lOJc
and
c.
while
three
Canadian
vassals
disposed
of
34.000
pounds
at
10c
and
Tc
and
10.1c
and
7c.
Arrivals
and
salts:
Amrrlean
Wtserd.
M.000
poustea,
Canadian
Flab
St
OaM
Storage
Co.,
10.3e
and
Sc.
Prosperity,
Mjteo
pounds,
Atlln
Path
ertee,
10.8c
and
8c
Canadian
Johanna,
13,000
pounds,
AUln
Hatv-
ertee,
10.1c
and
7c.
.Ineo
11.,
14,000
pounds.
Boyal
Flah
Co.,
10.1c
and
7c.
Velma
C.
10.000
pounds,
Canadian
Fish
As
Ccld
Storage
Co..
10c
and
7c.
FOSTER
HAS
BIG
CATCH
With
a
big
catch
of
88.000
pounds
of
(tatftah
after
four
daya'
fishing,
Cana
dian
Flah
4e
Cotd
Storage
Oo.'s
trawler
a.
E.
Foster,
Opt.
Sandlson,
returned
to
port
last
night
at
0.30
from
Hecate
Straits.
The
vessel
will
go
out
again
tomorrow.
B.C.
AIRWAYS
WILL
BUY
ANOTHER
PLANE
VICTORIA,
tlfgoiIaplliV
M-porUtlon
between
Victoria,
Seattle
and
Vancouver
will
be
re-established
within
the
next
two
weeks
by
the
B.
C.
Airwave,
It
la
announced
today
A
new
plane
similar
to
the
one
that
met
disaster
Saturday
will
bo
secured.
lltlt
ASSOCIATION'
MKBTS
REOINA,
Aug.
30
In
the
presence
of
300
leading
members
of
the
legal
profession
from
Canada,
Bngland.
Scotland.
Ireland,
France
and
United
States,
the
thirteenth
annual
meeting
of
the
Oanadlan
bar
association
opened
'liere
yeeterdsy.
Northern
and
PRINCE
IN
YANKEE
LEAD
IS
REDUCED
CARDINAL
INCREASE
THEIRS
IN'
NATIONAL
LKAOIK
ISKOINNINO
CKl'CLU,
SERIES
NCW
YORK.
Aug.
0
The
Athletics
are
only
tw;
and
a
half
game
behind
the
Yankees
as
a
result
of
yesterday's
play.
They
new
go
thrcugh
soft
scned-uica
leading
up
to
the
big
series
against
each
other
za
the
banks
of
the
Harlem
Just
before
mid-September.
The
Cardinals
led
by
Ave
and
a
half
game
over
second
place
Chicago
as
they
moved
into
PttUburg
today
for
Um
sun
of
thejr
cruzlal
series
of
wttieh.
the
National
League
will
aee
many
la
the
coming
weeks.
The
Bravta'
defeat
of
the
OlanU
yea
terday
was
the
letter's
seventh
straight
lose,
dropping
them
a
fraction
behind
Chicago.
NATIONAL
LIIAOI
E
Boston
New
York
S.
Philadelphia
4;
Pittsburg
0.
St.
Louu
at
-UIRKICAN
LE.W11E
L
Iioula
t;
Boston
1.
Chicago,
3;
Philadelphia
0.
Cleraiand
Detroit
t.
COAST
UltfllK
attle
1;
Mlaaione
8.
Pranclseo
Oakland
18.
I
srs-intc
,
I.KAdll;
STANMNOS
NATIO.ItL
L.
Pet.
St.
Louis
H
49
.900
Chicago
7S
St
sn
:
m
rrk
a
M
Ml
Cincinnati
.
10
M
MB
Pitta
burn
St
Brooklyn
4
....
M
TT
AMERICAN
Rew
York
04
41
.era
Philadelphia
....
M
44
t.
Louis
n
so
Washington
ST
SB
Detroit
ST
i
.440
Chteago
M
70
.441
Cleveland
87
TI
.44
Boston
49
St
JSt
MOUNTAIN
BOY
MINE
LOOKING
GOOD
SAYS
PAT
DALY,
ITS
HEAD
The
Mountain
Boy
property,
five
miles
up
the
Bear
River
from
the
lied
Cliff,
la
looking
very
promising
states
Pat
Daly,
picturesque
and
sueosaafut
prospector
of
the
Portland
Canal
dtatrict,
who
has
been
in
town
this
week.
The
Mountain
Boy
It
now
under
aetrve
development
by
the
Pat
Daly
Mlntag
Co.
Ltd.
which
was
formed
last
winter
by
Mr.
Daly
with
the
aid
of
Montreal
capital.
Mr.
Daly,
who
arrived
here
at
the
end
of
last
week
and
has
been
spending
the
week
In
the
city
on
business,
will
return
to
Stewart
an
the
steamei.
Prince
George
tomorrow
night.
Mr.
Daly
apoke
before
the
rrlaee
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
at
MO
tMs
nftrrnoon
on
the
question
of
the
sa-tabllahment
of
a
smelter
at
or
near
this
city.
SCHOONER
SANK
AT
DOCK
AT
H0QU1AM
HOQUIAM.
Wash..
Aug.
30.
The
"team
schooner
Wahkeene
sank
at
her
berth
here
early
this
morning
after
the
fire
department
pumps
had
worked
all
night
In
an
effort
to
keep
her
afloat
after
she
had
been
towed
Into
dock
''
irom
dray's
Harbor
Bar
where
she
Kruunded
ypsterda
arternoon.
She
was
outbound
with
more
than
a
million
feet
ol
lumber
from
San
Pedroy
CHAMBERLAIN
LOOKSILL
EMBARKS
FOR
BERMUDA
LONDON,
Aug.
SO.-
-Sir
Austen
Chamberlain
left
for
Liverpool
this
morn-'i.k
where
he
will
embark
on
the
tcamer
Orcoms
for
Bermuda,
Pale
and
rtrnwM
from
his
recent
Illness.
Lady
Chamberlain,
his
sons
Joseph
and
Lawrence
and
daughter
Diane
accompanied
htm.
It
was
neceseary
almost
to
lift
him
from
the
train.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
30,
1928
Boston
Grill
INTERIOR
HAS
PROSPEROUS
SEASON
ACCIDENT
IN
MLE
NE
,R
FEij-E
BUT
,
NO
BEi'dLS
YET'
FKRM1K,
Aug
30.
W
rd
reached
here
at
noon
today
that
a
bump
had
occurred
in
No.
1
East
mLne
of
the
Crow's
Nest
Coal
Co.
at
C;al
Creea,
five
miles
from
here.
There
are
na
details
available
as
to
possible
faU.il
lies
or
damage.
IS
DISCUSSED1;
LOUD
LOVATT
LAVM
fltOPOSALS
IIB.
I'OHE
SAKAT''HEW
N
UOlEltN-MENT
AT
HEClINA
RBOINA,
Aug.
80V
A
Und
settle-
scetme
emrrretr'z
r..Lcril
n-
portunlUcs
for
those
c:
Gnat
Sriuins
daafrme
of
A
ta
on
eM
outlined
by
Loru
Lo.att,
un-
.....
.
.
lairs
and
chairman
of
tie
overdess
set-ttenwnt
board
wken
be
m?t
members
of
the
provlnelsl
government
and
proposals
before
u.c.n
seeking
on
ir
a
i-t:ve
wh.ih
oills
far
Imeprtal
Dammton
and
Provincial
Oovamment
saspparu
ProHaetsl
Secretary
tatta
an
behalf
fo
the
Ooeernraent
SMiL-ed
Lord
lovatt
x
no
awaiae
te
of
IhurTIWfegtr
GREETINGS
TO
PREMIER
KING
a
"
i
WKI-TOMK
OSWBVA.
Aug.
30.
The
flft:
-first
sltsslisi
of
the
council
of
the
League
of
Nations
opened
today.
The
warmth
of
the
welcome
to
Premier
Mackenzie
RMkg.
the
first
Pan
art
lan
Prims
Minister
ever
to
attend
a
session
was
a
feature
of
the
opening.
All
members
of
the
council
extended
cordial
greetings
to
Mr.
King.
j
Public
Takes
Hand
Interest
Is
at
High
Pitch
Now
As
Candidates
Approach
Finish
Apparent
That
no
Contender
can
be
Certain
of
Victory
and
Final
Result
will
not
be
a
"Ilun-Away"
for
Anybody
These
are
stirring
daya
in
The
Daily
Nwg
$1,000
Gift
Dhv
tributlon.
Friday
nivat
mark
the
nd
of
th
last
hlh
vr.i
.hi
.1
ul.
Point
on
special
cash
priies
.
tv
..
wipmj
u
iraeuim
u.uinuiaiiun
oi
rotes
anu
points
lor
Wlisteadlly
all
season
week-end
is
expected
to
be
the
largest
yet
witnessed
In
the
campaign,
cently
installed
a
Candidates
are
no
longer
jrolny
it
entirely
alone.
The
public
is
taking
a
hand,
with
many
groups
"boosting"
for
their
favorites,
Interest
among
newsttaDcr
readers
is
at
a
hia-h
nlteh.
Kvirv
Ha
calls
are
received
asking
for
information
on
district
leaders.
inifl
manv
who
were
not
in
the
camnniirn
themaelvrta
n.1
n..
.l..
i
ii.,,.
r
,
,u
a
ride,
at
least,
and
are
'Jning
up
public
makes
ths
work
of
candidates
AH
of
them
have
friends
to
whom
they
can
go
toe
help.
As
nearly
every
worker
whose
name
la
now
on
the
scoreboard
has
a
nhancw
to
win,
it
la
not
cHtflcut
to
enttat
a
few
active
backer.
There
Is
an
eeeaaetrt
of
sport
luaalved
and
everybody
apsse
a
ocsi-test.
It
la
apparent
from
tmlajTa
standing
that
no
candidate
ran
be
oertaln
of
vietc
y
and
that
the
flaal
result
will
not
be
a
run-away
vlototy.
There
Is
always
the
possibility
that
the
public
may
concentrate
on
one
or
two
favor
ites
during
the
final
daya
and
put
them
over
with
a
bang
but
tr
things
go
along
at
the
present
rate,
which
is
likely,
the
winners
probably
will
come
under
the
wire
with
mighty
few
credits
or
points
to
spare.
CONCENTRATE
AMI
WIN
This
is
the
stage
ol
the
election
where
FOR
CONGRESS
ANOTHER
ATTEMPT
WILL
I5E
MADE
TO
COME
TO
AN
ARRANGEMENT
WITH
L.S.
FLEA
FOR
CO
OPERATION
SEATTUK.
Aug.
80.
A
aockeye
eaJ-mcn
fisher.es
treaty
between
United
Stales
and
Canada
will
be
ready
for
consideration
by
Congress
when
It
c:et.U
In
December,
United
States
Sena
tor
Wesley
Jones
cf
Washington
in-
.nued
Culegates
to
the
convention
of
)
the
AineTcen
Flshcies
Society
Co-op-critlcn
between
the
two
ratdons
in
the
pr.-scrvatlcn
and
rehabllltetlon
of
the
aockeye
run
Is
called
for
In
the
treaty.
(
Senator
Jone''
announcement
oame
a'U-
J-hn
D
Babc.ct
of
Victoria
had
mad?
a
plea
fo:
greater
oo-operation
:
b-.lw
en
the
two
nstlona.
ftVF!?
II
MF
li
l
LEFT
BY
VWMR
PIONEER
MERCHANT
VANCOUVB3,
Aug.
30.
Edward
John
M:F.?ly.
plocesr
bunlnesaman
of
British
Columbia
who
dltd
May
37.
left
a
net
estate
of
M23.000
subject
to
specified
legacies
to
relatives
The
widow
and
-jnulty
of
1
1,
800
and
an
equal
share
In
the
residue
LARGE
GRANT
MADE
TO
NEWWESTMINSIER
VICTORIA.
Aug.
30
The
Govern
ment
has
anoounosd
that
It
will
make
grant
of
810.000
to
the
Mew
West-
n.mmsUr
BxBtbltlon
Sodety
to
them
in
financing
the
fair.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
KMiLlNIl
LKAfUK
Ml
Won
I.
Arsenal
1.
Derby
County
3.
Bverton
0.
Sheffield
Wednesday
0.
Newcastle
United
a,
Burnley
7.
Sunderland
3.
Blackburn
Rovers
I.
In
Election
decrease
at
the
same
hour.
FVr
.
.
.
.
...
mi-,
.ii.i.i
.i.
i
i
to
help
their
favorite
win.
courage
counts,
where
the
will
to
win
means
most.
Any
tattering
now
means
certain
defeat.
On
the
other
hand
those
who
put
all
their
effort
into
the
campaign,
who
concentrate
oh
getting
subscriptions
now,
will
surely
finish
high
up
on
the
list.
From
the
ranks
of
i
those
who
use
all
their
brain
and
all
:
thWr
energiea
jJUTual.
tp.
.
ftMtv
.
few
days
undoubtedly
will
come
the
winners.
Election
headquarters
in
The
News'
building
will
be
open
Friday
until
8
p
m..
the
closing
hour
of
the
second
i
period
and
the
end
of
big-
votes
and
points.
At
0
pm.
Friday
the
doon
will
be
locked.
No
one
will
be
permitted
to
enter
the
building
after
that
time
for
the
purpose
of
turning
In
subscriptions
or
renewals
on
the
present
vote
and
point
scredule.
Those
inside
at
the
time
of
closing
will
be
waited
on
be-
fore
the
last
big
vote
offer
la
closed
farever.
Better
Lumber
Prices
Cause
All
MlUs
In
Prince
Enjoy
More
With
lumber
prices
up
something
better
than
$2
per
thousand
and
a
strong
market,
the
companies
engaged
in
sawmilling
in
the
Prince
George
district
are
enjoying
one
of
the
most
prosperous
sea-sons
in
their
experience.
The
record-breaking
crops
on
the
prairies
..re
heid
attributable
for
the
generally
improved
lumber
situation
there.
This
year
the
prairie
demand
will
absorb
much
Prince
George
district
lumber
which
formerly
went
to
middle
and
eastern
points
in
the
United
States.
At
the
western
end
of
Princn
George
district,
the
Fraser
Lake
sawmills
have
taken
out
five
million
feet
of
logs
from
the
Fran-roia
Lake
section,
ensuring
sufficients-
,
logs
to
maintain
operatioas
until
the
froene-up
and
a
record
cut
at
the
mill.
The
Cranbrook
Sawmills.
mUllng
for
the
last
year
on
Its
present
atte
at
Otway.
will
have
a
record
cut
thU
year
including
a
large
quantity
of
fir
lumber.
In
addition
to
the
prairie
market,
this
company
has
enjoyed
a
very
profitable
local
market
In
the
uty
of
Prince
George.
At
Shelley,
the
McLean
Lumbar
no.
has
had
Its
new
mill
in
operation
for
over
a
month
and
has
been
cut-
ting
close
upon
a
mill
km
feet
per
month.
The
WlUow
River
Lumber
Co.
has
rut
1U
sumtV
of
Ion
and
now
has
a
huge
number
of
mee
In
the
wocxiaiteg
Cat's
pleat
at
New
Msssstt
and
the
getting)
Mils.
-u...fn-
At
Olsoome.
t(ve
Eagle
Lake
Spruce
Mills
have
been
ewfJg
a'
double-
shift
all
summer
and
will
make
the
largest
cut
since
the
compeny
started
operations.
Shipments
are
now
going
forward
at
the
rate
of
eight
and
ten
'-arioada
daily.
The
Cariboo
Lumber
Co.
at
New-
lands
has
been
cutting
steadily
throughout
the
summer
and
is
shipping
a
car
a
day.
At
A
less
Lake.
Lome
lyle
atarted
operatioas
at
a
25,000
foot
mill
and
has
enough'
logs
In
the
lake
to
keep
the
mill
running
until
whiter
close-down.
The
A
Johnson
Lumber
Co.
at
Hansard
has
used
up
Its
supply
of
logs
tn
double
shift
operations
daring
the
past
fw
months
aad
arrangemeots
are
being
made
to
bring
out
by
tractor
a
further
'supply
to
carry
over
for
the
balance
of
the
season.
The
Sinclair
Spruce
Mais,
the
sec
ond
largest
mill
in
Prince
George
district,
has
been
operating
two
shifts
au-oe
March
1.
only
the
capacity
of
the
planets
limiting
the
quantity
of
the
ah!;
menu.
The
Longwarth
Lumber
Co.
has
ship-rd
an
Immense
quantity
of
lumber
this
seas-m.
W.
Jaeok
of
this
com
pany
and
his
son
have
erected
a
new
mill
at
Bead
with
a
dally
capacity
of
70,000
feet,
the
pleat
now
being
In
smcoth
operation.
The
Red
Mountain
Lumber
Co.
at
Penny
baa
had
a
very
successful
sea'
son.
making
heavy
shipments.
The
Vlck
Lumber
Co..
also
at
Penny.
has
been
cutting
steal
lty
all
season
up
to
the
80.000
foot
dally
capacity
of
the
mUI
ww-Miioun.
plant
at
Sbere,
water,
the
P.
O.
i'pl0Kn
t?
"Thrasher
Co.
has
been
operating
This
company
re-battery
of
tlx
dry
mine,
marking
the
first
installation
of
dry
kilns
in
Prince
George
district.
and
the
results
are
considered
highly
hungry.
The
-McDougaU
plant
at
Share.
age,
te
most
easterly
of
operating
mills
(district,
has
shared
in
the
general
advantage
of
favorable
conditions
and
has
made
a
good
cut.
RADIO
STOCKS
SOARED
TO
201
1(
Lt
MAIIKET
YESTERDAY
CAl'SEII
fCCIKKS
OK
1SSIES
tO
RALLY'
TO
IIK1IIER
POINTS
NRW
YORK,
Aug.
$0.
Yesterday
Radio
Corporation
stocks
soared
nearly
813
to
8801
on
the
bull
market
In
which
nearly
two
score
of
Issues
rallied
from
one
to
eight
dollars
a
share,
The
mysterious
now
of
fundi
Into
the
call
loan
market
In
expected
pinch
money
failed
to
develop
was
the
chief
factor
Countless
merger
and
dlvt-
deud
rumors
were
in
circulation.
i
MltOE
CA
11.1
RET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and'
Saturdays
Danclnf
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
It.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire'.
Accomodation
for
Prlvae
Parties
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cents
Georse
Distrkt
Prosperous
Season
TWO
CANNERIES
ARE
STILL
OPEN
LANOARA
HS1IINO
&
PACKING
CO,
AND
MASSETT
CAXNCHS
TO
PIT
IP
CHUMS
THIS
SEASON
IX
MASSETT
INLET
Omy
wo
of
the
me
canneries
in
Massett
inlet
are
remaining
open
for
peeking
of
fan
varieties
this
year.
These
are
the
Langara
Fishing
ii
Pack-
Maaeett
Osasers
at
OM
Massett,
The
Itferee
other''
asuawiee
the
B.
y.
Packers'
pleats
at
Watun
!
River.
Shannon
Bay
and
Ferguson
Bay
:
"
nw
closed
down
asd
the
crews
are
moving
out.
The
floating
cannery
Laurel
Whalen,
which
was
moored
at
Feegnson
Bay
this
season,
moved
down
to
Watun
River
todsy
to
load
oanned
salmon
and
equipment
there
before
being
towed
to
Vancouver.
WELCOME
FOR
LABOR
LEADER
MAVOIt
MrMOKDIE
MAKES
PLANS
FOR
IIHIKF
ENTERTAINMENT
FOR
RAMSAY
MACDONALD
Mayor
McMordte
today
telegraphed
to
Bight
Hon.
J.
Ramsay
Maedonakt
as
follows.
"The
people
of
Prince
Rupert
extend
to
you
and
your
party
a
very
beartr
welcome
but
regret
very
much
that
your
visit
will
not
be
longer.
Many
crUaens
and
leaders
of
labor
would
appreciate
the
privilege
of
meeting
you
015
your
arrival.
If
agreeable
to
you
I
am
arranging
a
abort
motor
drive
through
the
city.
Please
wire
tf
these
arrange
menu
have
your
approval."
Mr.
Macdonald
la
due
here
tomorrow
morning
on
the
Prince
Oeorge.
EATING
OYERDOSE
SASKATOON
BERRIES
KILLED
JOHN
CRAWLEY
PRINCETON,
Aug
30.
Due
to
eating
an
overdose
of
Saskatoon
berries
while
John
Crawley,
46
years
of
died
bare.
Me
was
taken
iu
at
Roche
River
and
carried
here
over
30
miles
by
four
companions
WEST1I0LMK
niBATKE
Ite-opens
Monday
The
Westholme-
will
be
opened
again
on
Mon-
day.
September
3,MJhTiy
seats,
new
operating
mien-
ineg
and
other
equipment
under
my
management.
I
have
secured
a
choice
se-
lection
of
pictures
and
Charles
Balairno
and
his
nr.
chestra
will
supply
the
music.
Every
effort
will
be
made
to
give
a
pleasing
entertain-
ment
and
the
best
of
service.
S.
P.
McMORDIE.
(K..
44