CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Everyone
radi
th
Classified
Ad.
If
you
lose,
advertise
lor
It.
It
ru
f'nd,
locate
the
owner.
Whatever
you
need,
advertise
for
It
(JET
TUB
CLASSIFIED
HABIT.
XVIII.
No.
184
!
IK'irt:
IMl
STEEL
C.tlJLE
ATTACH-
Ell
IO
HILL
IIY
REM.TE
WOKKEItS
HOMR
Aug.
-t
twfn--wHwf
law
11
in
airpis
andasMl
caMe
to
the
hull
1
a
Italian
submarine
r
14
unk
ny
In
thm
ASriAtlr
w
In
MflU.
1
T
.u,
rrulser
with
II
men
aboatd.
r--'
h
in
eonuaunMattan
with
"
ie
but
It
It
not
known
If
all
150
PASSENGERS
ARE
RESCUED
FROM
HURONIC
in
ARTHUR,
Aug
7
One
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
TODAY
115,400
LBS.
"'ir
Aiurrlean
and
Two
OanadUu
IVtMts
'in
Their
(alrhra
at
E.clian-r
Tills
1'ornlng
11
t
landings
bare
todty
totalled
:
4
,1
pounds,
four
Am
er
loan
vels
"K
of
rr.64
pounds
at
the
nan
1
"
1
at
frost
Its
tad
0c
to
U3c
and
'
,l
:l'
two
OttMdlans
sold
18,400
tha.
I''
and
Sc
tag
UM
and
ft
.
1.'
V.
1:.
Hi
1
1
J.
kllll
1;
I
l;l'y
paaasngera
on
the
r-
sate
after
being
1
ship
which
I
aground
KUr.d
In
Lake
Superior
')
Storeeje
Ob.,
lie
and
.
"
Bwuadt,
Dago
nshertra
'
.WO
pounds,
AUfci
rtshertee.
C.
.ill
11
"k"
vOWisoudatir'Bi8,
fisheries
u,m
8c.
(UNAIHAX
'
pl.
It.090
paunds,
Patitle
Fish-'"e
and
S,
and
k
MO,
rtsftl
Tlah
Ooh
lUie
J
M
aacaitatttn
was
appointed
sec.
""'
"
the
lootl
branch
of
the
1,111
Region
at
an
executive
meeting
I'lKht,
suoteeslag
A.
R.
Sinclair
'
been
oompelled
to
reHaquieh
M
11
"
owing
to
Illness.
A.
-w.,,..,
,
i
-
..
-
vv
VA
TION
Xt'R.E
Kll.l.i:i
AH
CAR
I'LI
XdfcH
OVER
nii.ciriti;
KtMMMirs
KAM10OPS.
Aug.
T
Beaurtee
Latramouille
of
Kamtoops,
nurse
la
training
at
8t.
Paul's
haagiltal
Maauunin.
was
inttanUy
unaf
wtten'aa
autetMMIe
went
over
t
precipice
Jut
out
of
Tramrullle
Oorby.
who
was
driving.
Is
dangerously
dangerously
Injured
Injured
once
had
or.
throunh
more
Intimate
as-eoolsUon
with
the
lorcea
which
sur
round
him.
Mr.
King
conciuocu
he
might
as
well
take
up
the
time-worn
and
somewhat
discordant
instrument
handed
hun
by
MMitinu
to
hart)
upo
hi,
predecessors
su
l
I
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
7ameahtng
the
hun-
combination
dial
frrm
the
door
(
the
safe,
robber
escaped
with
M70
cash
Set
In
checks
from
the
Sincere
Oro-
loary
on
Robaon
Street
over
the
week
leud.
Premier
Mackenzie
King
Gives
Address
at
Brandon
Fair
and
Deals
With
Important
Issues
HI;
AN
DON,
Mn
Aug.
7.
Having
regard
to
the
present
industrial
tli',i-li,,ment
of
Canada
and
the
position
of
the
country
in
regard
t"
tli.
r
o
u
lr
I
(X,
the
Liberal
party
holds
the
view
that
the
greatest
I
to
the
greatest
number
could
never
be
effected
by
going
to
ex-ii'
i,,,
in
tha-matter
of
the
tariff.
Premier
Mackeniie
King
declared
11
addretw
before
a
large
gathering
at
the
fair
grounds
yesterday
iit
'1
in-Kin.
Tariff
for
revende
afforded
the
necessary
means
of
''"nig
part
of
the
revenues
required
to
carry
on
the
Government
i;
1
'he
"happiest
means
of
avoiding
extremes,"
he
continued.
Th.
Premier
dealt
with
tariff,
lmml-
11
grauon.
transportation,
return
of
tural
resourcea.
national
unity
niiahmrnU
In
the
Intriesta
af
returned
soldiers
and
the
efforts
of
the
Oovern-atent
on
behalf
of
the
mart
time
pro
vinces
The
Premier
said
what
he
had
bean
struck
by
most
In
Hon.
a
B.
Dennett's
apserhea
In
Ontario,
viueixw.
ana
Marl
times
was
that
he
nao
appeaweu
w
have
plunged
bead
mremost
into
the
protecttonlit
camp
and
the
care
with
which
he
singled
out
for
his
earliest
pronouncement
the
localities
tn
which
he
had
been
led
to
onw"
w
higher
protection
would
not
be
unvel
oome.
.
.
tn
a
eerv
lit
.
I
tm
nrnwi
wii.
iae
winip-n
several
resolatlona
Introduced
by
the
owe
during
laat
aesaton
Mr.
Bennett
the
word
permitted
never
once
He
ventured
to
Moteotlon"
to
appear
aty
when
Mr
Bennett
came
again
visit
the
west
he
would
be
equally
silent
in
the
use
or
the
word
unless
he
hiul
wholly
lost
the
perspective
he
the
old
strings
f
population,
-lost
or
reeource.
markets
snd
loss
of
employment
as
a
cure
for
all.
tl
"'J
aMtr
Pro'
taction.
Ibre
revolver
snd
then
turned
the
weapon
on
herself,
dying
instantly.
McLeud
was
snot
three
times
ui
the
and
heart.
The
coroner's
4!
inquest
decided
that
MaLeod
kras
shot
4.
while
in
bad
and
staggered
out
only
efeund
MeLeod
was
a
manias!
man
with
'
threu
children.
His
wife
was
In
denote
!
hospital
at
the
tune
of
the
tragedy.
f-j
having
given
birth
to
a
son
six
day
t4t4tttt4vt
f
.'go
The
man
came
front
Nova
Scotia
SMASHED
COMBINATION
!
SAFE
AND
TOOK
CASH
ix
years
ago
and
was
well
liked.
FILES
SUIT
FOR
DIVORCE
Doris
Dean
in
Action
Against
Itoscoe
Arbuckle
Tells
of
Wild
Party
LOS
ANGELES,
Aug.
7.
Doris
Dean,
screen
actress,
yesterday
filed
a
suit
for
divorce
against
Knscoe
Arbuckle,
one
time
famous
comedian,
in
which
she
described
the
alleged
"wild
parly"
In
Hollywood
at
which
Arbuckle
became
intoxicated
and
nought
to
"forcibly
make
love"
to
women
guests-
The
complaint
charged
that
Arbuckle
was
"vicious,
morose
and
nagging."
"
SEWER
PIPE
WHaL
ARRIVE
TOMORROW
Tender-,
will
be
requested
by
the
city
engineer
and
city
treasurer
from
local
trnnafer
men
for
the
delivery
from
the
wharf
of
sewer
pipe
for
the
Bee-lion
Six
trunk
system
which
wUI
arrive
from
the
south
tomorrow.
The
city
council
so
decided
last
night
at
the
suggestion
of
Mayor
MeMordte
who
staled
that
the
pipe
would
weigh
some
three
hundred
or
four
hundred
tons.
The
engineer
and
treasurer
wtu
receive
the
tenders
snd
award
the
contract.
LIGHT
AND
'PHONE
FINANCIAL
REPORT
One
Itrpartiiirnt
Showed
Surplus
of
fit
During
June
and
Other,
S19I.3H.
Tbc
following
reports
on
the
opera-tteu
ef
utilities
during
the
month
of
June
were
presented
H
JtejJJBOun-ell
last
night
by
J.
J.
tittle,
supertn-tetftnt''r
USttesi1
'
"
'
ELECTRIC
LIOHr
f.i-Battmatod
revenue''
.
:!'.".
.
.
."
t8.41t.08
Expenditure
8.433.08
Burplus
11.00
TELEPHONES
Estimated
revenue
13,430,10
Expenditure
3,639.72
Surplus
794
39
Alex
Msckenale.
furniture
dealer,
will
anil
this
afternoon
by
the
Oatala
on
a
business
trip
to
Vancouver.
tin
PRiNCb
RWEft'r,
lit
c
Tuesday,
august
7,
1028
M
'III
1
Af
Ui
VLli
arrtbern
Sakatehwa
and
northern
Al-
SABKAI
OON.
Aug.
T
Witnessed
by
by
August
18.
miv
a
fowr-raar
au
rhiui
who
hunt
'
Virtually
act
oee
ntaoe
in
the
uralrKw
ahoU
and
returned
to
bed
thinking
they
repdVu
any
serious
damage
from
rust,
were
artworks,
a
double
tragedy
occur-
la
there
la
almost
complete
fre-red
In
the
school
house
at
Mikado.
aom
this
plagJfe
and
as
fbe
crop
Suk..
aarly
Saturday,
according
to
ad-,
h"
now-readied
thescint
where
rust
rk
received
here
yesterday,
which
a
,ltle
teerro.
itanger
from
thta
coat
fee
Uvea
of
Norman
MeLeod.
tea-1
wuree
can
a'
meat
be
dtsmiaeed.
as
a
Cher,
aged
40.
and
has
alstcc-tn-law.
possibility.
There,
has
been
no
damage
lrMed
AzuUe
Fylawka.
31.
from
frost
at
any
point,
but
several
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
OLYMPIC
IRISH
ME'fflWnS
RELEASED
BY
0AKL4ND
OAKLAND.
Aug.
7
-EmU
(
Irish)
Uetl-el,
oaMleldv
tor
Jimmy
Cevaaey.
Ottrd
!
-n)n
snd
cne
of
the
former
iaaor
league
tata,
was
unconditionally
re-
by
Oakland
today.
The
girl
shot
the
man
with
a
25
eal-'
POO
have
suffered
severely
from
ball.
Mrv
Hugh
KUlln
aaUs
tonight
on
the
These
are
located
mostly
in
Saskatche-
Oatala
for
a
visit
la
Vancouver
and
wan
and
Alberta.
vr
p-tnt
In
the
south.
Great
Ovation.
Given
All
British.
AthletesiWhen
They
Returned
to
London
from
Amsterdam
Olympiad
LONDON,
Aug.
7.
The
Hriiish
OljTnpic
competitors
received
a
great
ovation
in
London
last
night
when
they
returned
from
Amsterdam.
A
great
crowd
gathered
at
the
station
and
when
the
athletes
stepped
from
the
train
there
was
such
a
rush
and
shouting
of
admirers
that
the
whole
saltan
staff
had
to
be
mobilized
to
Protect
them.
The
party
included
all
the
Empire
athletes
who
will
compete
at
Stamford
Saturday
with
the
Americans.
WILL
GIVE
HIM
IMPERIALISM
CIVIC
GREETING:
PREMIER
KING
EXTERTA1X.MEXT'
l"OR
HT.
HOX.
RAMSAY
MACDON.U.D
DISCISS-
ED
AT
CITY
COI
XCIL
i
MEETING
I
The
mayor
and
aldermen
in
a
body
I
wUI
meet
Rt.
Han.
Ramsay
MacDonald.
i
formtr
Premier
of
Great
Britain,
when
1
he
arrives
here
on
August
31.
and
such
I
bis
three
daughters
wno
are
travelling
with
him
on
a
tour
of
Canada.
The
matter
was
brought
up
at
last
night's
council
meeting
by
Aid.
Brown
who
Inquired
what
was
being
done
about
It.
Mayor
MeMordte
stated
that
Mr.
Mac-Donald
would
be
here
only
an
hour
between
train
and
boat.
It
had
been
his
Intention
to
meet
htm
with
members
of
the
council
and
extend
the
welcome
of
the
elly.
He
would
be
glad
to
carry
out
any
further
Instructions
of
the
council
In
the
matter.
Aid.
CbUart
Inquired
U
It
might
not
be
possible
to
have
the
ex
-Premier
atay
over
here
for
a
day.
It
waa
pointed
out
In
reply
that
his
Itinerary
was
already
made
up.
Aid.
Rudderham
urged
that
every
'courtesy
should
be
shown
by
the
city
to
this
man
who
was
one
of
the
Empire
'
leading
statesmen.
The
mayor
further
stated
that
the
preatdent
of
the
Trades
tt
.Labor
Council
had
consulted
with
him
on
the
matter
and
the
suggestion
had
been
made
thaV
greetings
be
wirelessed
.to
Mt,
Mao-Donald
"with
the
request,
that
cltieena
fheludlhf
"labor
leaders.'
permitted,
to
be
presented
hun.
during
ihis
siaj.
His
Worship
felt
that
'dtirena
general
ly
should
be
giver
the
opportunity
of
meeting
Mr.
MacDonald.
Further
arrangements
for
the
reception
were
left
in
the
hands
of
the
mayor.
If
possible,
the
former
Premier
of
Great
Britain
will
be
taken
for
a
motor
drive
about
the
elty.
HISHOP
RESIGNS
LONDON,
Aug
7
George
Rodney
Eden,
bishop
of
Wakefield
since
1897,
resigned
because
of
advancing
years.
DAVIDSON,
Sask,
Aug.
7.
Addressing
a
big
gathering
here
today.
Premier
Mackenzie
King
laid
stress
upon
the
steady
and
consistent
purpose
of
his
Government
to
force
stronger
the
links
of
the
Hritish
Empire
wih
Canada
equal
to
and
subordinate
to
none
other
in
the
chain.
mtertaiament
as
time
win
permit
wUI
'
m
...
v
.......Mt
be
given
the
distinguished
visitor
and
I
UAlill
I
MlLLIuAll
WAS
KNOCKED
OUT
BY
FRANKIE
MOODY
GLASGOW.
Augg
7
Tommy
MUllgan.
middleweight
champion
of
Europe,
was
knocked
out
by
Fraukte
Moody
of
Wales
In
the
first
round
of
s
bout
here.
CRICKET
WINNERS
IN
WESTERN
TOURNAMENT
WINNIPEG.
Aug.
7.
In
the
Western
Canada
Cricket
tournament
yesterday
Baskstchcwan
defeated
Alberta
77
to
53.
British
Columbia
defeated
Manitoba.
134
to
BX
MRS.
DOLMR
DIES
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
7
Mrs.
Christine
A.
Dollar,
widow
of
William
Dollar,
bro
ther
of
Robert
Dollar,
died
here
today.
fI
,W,
H.
Tobey.
CN
R.
divisional
superintendent,
left
on,
vbifj
nTtnlM't
train
for
the
New
England
States
where
he
will
spend
a
three
weeks
holiday,
accompanied
by
his
son
William.
Jr
Mm.
Tbbey
Is
going
as
far
as
Edmonton
and
will
visit
tn
that
elty
and
In
Prince
George.
Union
steamer
Catala
Capt.
E.
A.
Dickson,
returned
to
port
at
11:35
this
morning
from
Anyox.
Stewart
snd
other
northern
points
of
call
and
will
sail
at
6
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
nd
wayporta.
Boston
Grill
LARGE
CABARET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
Accomodation
for
Prlvae
Parties
Phone
457
Price
Five
Cents
WINNERS
MA
CKENZ1E
KING
DELIVERS
ADDRESS
ON
WESTERN
TOUR
n
I
...
T
n
.
n
i
i
tanaaian
learn
Beats
England
Nine
to
Five
Today
in
Lacrosse
Canadian
eight
qualify
for
semi-finals
in
rowing
and
Toronto
boxer
beats
an
Austrian
in
welterweight
boxing
AMSTERDAM,
Aug
7.
A
curious
situation
has
arisen
in
Olym-lacrosse.
In
the
first
game
John
Hopkins
University
defeated
N.
w
W
estminster.
ThcYi
the
English
team
beat
John
Hopkins.
Toil,:)
!(,.
Canadians
beat
the
English
team
nine
goals
to
five.
'I'
in-
Uritish
eight
defeated
Germany
by
a
length-
1
1.
i
owing
the
Toronto
Argonauts
qualified
for
the
semi-final
eights,
ii.-.i'.mjr
Poland
by
a
length.
I'"
Wright
of
Toronto
was
eliminated
from
the
singles
by
David
i
!
i
f
England
by
two
lengths.
'
.
Wright
and
Jack
Quest
defeated
ITALIAN
UNDER
WATER
VESSEL
SANK
MONDAY
:
France
by
(our
lengths
In
double.
ItOXIMI
In
the
aoaxag
tournament.
Smniie
of
Toronto,
welterweight,
defeated
Freber-ate
-of
Austria.
TEACHER
SHOT
BY
YOUNG
GIRL
REVOLVER
II
RED
THREE
CROP
OOTlttOK
KOOU
AS
li
VEK
.
HARHLY
A
XV
Ht'ST
AXI
XO
FROST
SO
I'All
AXI
CITTING
NT
ARTS
VERY
OOX
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
1
Cutting
of
rye
and
barley
In
MaastSfca
and
some
ecc-tlons
of
Southern
Saskatchewan
has
al-
'Ity
CouncCI
rlrldr
(
Make
Improve
ment
U,
or
lVlikh-
Is
Estimated
at
J2WI.
A
cost
of
1360
be
log
estimated
by
the
'
city
ciirfUteor
on
the
work,
the
council
1
'
ec:Sed
last
night
t
proceed
with
the
widening
of
the
roud
from
Summit
Avenue
to
too
Exhibition
Building.
The
lnprovement
of
thlv
narrow
stretch
of
EAMI
TAKINK
EIIECT
AXI)
I'HOt.
'
Tbttlwan.
No
wfeeat
.euttiiur
Mi
Wn
ti
.-i.
..
.,.,
-rw
!
Capt.
Courtenay
Tells
How
Airplane
Dropped
to
Water
in
30
Seconds
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
7.
Captain
Frank
Courtenay
and
three
corn-
ready
commenced
and
win
be
general
toad
has
tons'
bt
clamored
for
by
pa
nj
ores
who
cheated
death
alter
their
seaplane
Whale
crashed
in
over
the
whole
of
the
west
within
ten
.-.
eratots
sf
motor
vehicles
i
mid-ocean,
reached
New
York
on
the
liner
-which
picked
them
up
off
'
dan.
secardlne
to
the
Ih.rUwnUi
wlr.
t-Ka
u
.
ik.i
it
k
n
,
TIMES.
,
T
.
"...
i.
V.
..
.
'
r
-
-
noatiriK
wrecitage.
Their
air
craft,
Courtenay
told,
was
forced
to
land.
There
were
hour8
of
driftJn
following
a
fire
in
the
engine
room
and
final
l.vu
I'ATAl.
jrepwtcd
as
yet.
escegt
from
one
point
v,
as
made
oa
motion
of
Aid.
CoUart
and
-
I
in
central
vunitob
were
some
oamet
Aid.
Brown.
j
rescue
by
the
steamer
Minnewaska.
"We
were
up
1500
feet
when
the
TAKES
HER
OWN
LIFE
wheat
has
been
cut,
but
wheat
cutting
it
w
exueetcd
the
work
win
im
ear-
fire
broke
out
and
it
took
usonly
thirty
seconds
to
drop
to
the
water.
;
wui
dc
genersi
m
jaamoa
07
we
ena
M
out
btfore
the
Exhibition
next
nuMiae
imiows
ana
no
one
to
Witness
or
this
week.
In
Stskstcbewan
and
month.
Tragedy
Hut
lour-Year
Old
Child
I
southern
Alberta
early
next
week
and
In
While
Mechanic
Pierce
stopped
the
gasoline
feed
cocks
we
veered
jver
30
degreea
and
came
down
smak
ona
an
Incline
of
an
ccean
swell
with
the;
aid
of
a
flare
made
by
our
cwn
ship.
,
The
flight
was
a
failure
but
Uie
re-
'
suits
demonatrated
that
a
plane
like
ours
,
forced
down
la
mtd-joean
can
be
aaved
with
the
aid
of
good
radio.
t
ORIENTAL
LEPER
WAS
DEPORTED
LAST
MONTH
IS
REPORTED
NANAIMO.
Aug.
7
Sanitary
Inspector
M
unlock
reported
to
the
city
councJ
mat
an
Oriental
tuHertng
from
leprosy
"bad
been
deported
in
July.
Ilia
department
la
is
awaiting
awauaag
tnatrucUona
nuniT'i'TW
tinm
isem
TRAFFIC
BYLAW
TO
BE
PRINTED
ALSO
SOLD
AT
15C
COPY
The
city
council
decided
last
night
tn
call
for
tenders
for
the
printing
of
,
600
copies
of
the
recently
revised
street
'
afflc
bylaw
and
also
to.
sell
copies
of
the
bylaw
at
15c.
each.
In
supporting
the
recommendation
af
the
finance
committee
to
this
effect.
Aid.
Oallart
stated
that
the
chief
af
police
had
said
that
he
could
not
put
the
bylaw
into
force
untfl
the
people
affected
bad
bad
opportunity
of
getting
acquainted
with
It.
He
urged
that
a
rr-arg-
of
14c.
per
copy
be
made
for
copies
or
the
bylaw
in
order
that
the
coat.
might
thus
be
defrayed.
The
sag-fieetton
was
put
into
effect
on
motion
of
Aid.
Collau
and
AM.
Brown.
In
declaring
the
motion
carried,
the
mayor
remarked
that
It
was
"an
ex
cellent
thing
to
see
such
Scottish
thrift
on
the
part
of
the
aldermen.'
MISS
MOLLY
JACKSON
APPOINTED
KITSILANO
Oris
Tan
(iood
Pinltlons
Hut
Accepts
The
One
In
Vsnrouvrr
City
Miss
Molly
Jackson,
last
year
a
member
of
the
Prince
Rupert
High
School
staff,
has
accepted
a
position
on
the
staff
of
the
KltsUano
High
School,
Vancouver.
Miss
Jackson
wss
also
appointed
to
Chuilweck
In
competition
with
one
EXPLOSION
OF
POWDER
VESSEL
1IRE
STARTED
OX
HOARD
AND
CREW
1-tHOHT
IT
AN
THEN
TOOK
TO
WATER
TACOVIA,
Aug
7
.The
V
explosion
of
twelve
tons
of
powder
aboard
1ft
steamer
La
Blanea
In
the
o&rrowa
lust
west
of
here
last
night
shattered
the
windows
in
the
city,
disrupted
the
tele-
4,
.
phone
service
and
atarted
a
fire
In
the
weeds.
steamer
es-lMi4
swim-
4.
r
1
1
The
avw
crew
of
iu
the
wc
Ckvarnnsat
k
destroy
the
ous
T
ivnaaag
overboard
and
aat&aj
aaunaj
quarnra
quarCnf
Ih
la
CTrmaflhHT
mtat
ubrxTbtttt
letC
'
U
al
JHU
Jim
1
iarmcrly
oocupled
by
the
Orien-
Ul.
tofr-of
,e.
Spectators
on
Shtre
saw
the
saHors
'fighting
the
flames
on
the
ship
previous
to
the
explosion
but
what
started
the
fire
was
not
ascertained.
Debris
was
thrown
on
the
Baby
Island
ahere
more
than
mile
away
tram
scene
of
explosion.
The
cabin
of
the
vessel
was
blows
63
feet
into
the
air
and
landed
on
a
bluff
labcve
the
crew
who
had
reached
the
f
beach
The
La
Blanca
was
bound
from
Dupont
for
Kenneydale
near
Seattle.
CANADIANS
IN
ONLY
PLACE
SHCl'RED
WAS
IX
4000
METRES
PCRSl
IT
RACE
AT
AMSTERDAM
AMSTERDAM.
Aug.
7.
Oanadltn
cyclists
were
eliminated
tn
four
events
and
only
one
remains
on
the
program.
Ui
the
road
race
James
Da
ties
of
Vancouver
was
eliminated
in
sprint
trials
by
the
Oerman
entrant.
In
the
4,000
mertea
pursuit
race
the
Oanadlana
qualified
for
the-semi-finals,
by
pacing
second
to
Oermaay
but
were
defeated
by
the
French
In
the
semifinals.
The
Canadians
were
composed
of
Torehy
Peden
of
Victoria,
James
iDavlea
of
Vancouver.
Lew
Elder
of
To
ronto
and
Andrew
Hon
ting
of
Toronto.
VOLUME
OF
BUSINESS
IS
HIGHER
THAN
EVER
OTTAWA.
Aug.
7
The
physical
volume
of
business
for
Canada
during
the
first
six
months
of
the
present
year
at
at
a
higher
level
than
nt
any
period
of
like
duration.
The
bureau
of
statistics
hundred
other
applicants
but
decided
1
Index
ahows
an
Increase
of
14
per
cent
It
would
be
more
advantageous
to
over
the
corresponding
period
of
last
teach
In
tha
city.
year.
Scholarship
to
be
Provided
for
Percy
Williams
by
People
of
Vancouver
and
Trust
Fund
VANtjOVVKH.
Aug.
7
A
c'holarshir.
p
will
bo
UEpvided
for
Percy
Williams
of
Vi
in
the
university
or
it.
u
Vancouver,
winner
for
Canada
of
the
200
metres
Olympic
sprint
championship
by
citizens
of
Van
couver
and
British
Columbia,
it
was
decided
at
a
meeting
of
a
special
committee
yesterday.
In
addition
a
plan
was
adopted
to
establish
a
memorial
fund
which
will
bear
his
name.
The
first
objective
of
the
fund
is
set
at
$25,000.
It
will
be
for
the
purpose
of
starting
Williams
on
a
career
of
business
ownership
upon
completion
of
his
university
course,
should
he
so
desire
It.
Money
will
be
drawn
from
the
fund
which
la
to
be
raised
by
public
Vancouver
I
subscription.
It
will
be
in
the
nature
st
a
later
date.
The
fund
Itself
ultimately
will
be
used
for
the
promotion
of
amateur
athletics,
I
ot
a
loan
to
b
paid
back
Into
the
trust
i
particularly
track
aod.
fieid