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erf
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.
I
CITY
SCHOOLS
i
')
Stewart
of
8m
It
hers
and
'hut
rlty
has
been
appointed
lie
High
School
to
All
the
'.
re
She
will
OOme
if
the
:cl-ae
from
Smith.
Miss
Macdonald
of
PeeeHland
bad
Hie
apowtaUMnt
but
made
for
tm
to
"iraftlp
,n
vxit
It
Is
nrobable
tMt
m
...
S
'5
All.
lfj
.Itrtt
lourntur
Ish
Columbia
lent
ywrettimi
i4
to
lao.
tluu
virtually
tiie
championship
for
another
defeated
Saskatchewan
104
to
UllVNMITIl
MAN
lit
RT
11
"TOU1A.
Aug.
10-Robert
Cruchy
1
"IvmiiIUi
wag
seriously
Injured
'
"
"
truck
ho
was
driving
was
"
y
a
freight
train
at
a
grade
"uth
of
chemaluus.
Tlie
1
wrecked
a
clss.
teacher
will
.Uo
be
I
P!"1
DU'
"
i.ere.
Other
teacher
change
-
rcxl-Mr.
Halloran
and
Miss
'
Terrace.
street
Mkw
IUlli4l
from
Edna
Vleken
'
VE
Uiwwe
Phyllis
Lamb
and
I
i.mtT
TO
DISTILLERS
LOADKD
ON
.MOLDIVA
I
t)
It
GLVMIOW
id
A
Aug.
1ft.
Five
thousand
s
itch
whMey
U
being
loaded
amer
Moldlva
here
for
the
im
aiaagow.
:'iur
was
feteed
by
customs
lute
In
1920
when
the
vee-M
wiler
was
about
to
sail
for
drmsnded
a
bond
of
a
mll-;
iM-iore
releasing
the
ship
and
l
was
not
raised
the
liquor
i
mi
the
vessel
departed.
"rniinrrAiT
iiiit
uiiiiiiiit
trii
.inn
WOMAN
DIES
a
i
-iik
Aug.
10
-Struck
In
the
Jaw
''nint
who
wan
angered
appar-"
iiiw
she
bumped
her
ma-
''
!!
his.
Mrs.
D
II.
Brown
ot
'
'iid
eiirly
this
morning.
Her
''
-i
t
tuiwllant
fled
In
a
car
Just
i
He
rity-wlde
aUrm
ordering
'
-
to
wurrii
for
him.
B.C.
CLINCHED
CRICKET
CHAMP
COMMITTEES
FOR
LABOR
DAY
AP
POINTED
HY
T.
AND
L.
COl'NflL
OTIIEIl
llt'KlNES.H
AT
KEG-l
Utll
MEETING
lUiang
wjnu
for
U
Labor
fitf
iWIPUIWWh
west
ular
monthly
tntettag
of
the
Prince
Bu
pert
Trades
St
Labor
Council
which
was
held
last
night
President
B
D.
Mecdon-aid
occupied
th
ehalr
and
there
was
a
good
attendance
f
dehsgales.
Celebration
oommlttets
were
named
s
follows:
Sports-
J.
Campbell.
J.
FUtcbJord,
Alex
McRae.
J.
a.
Black.
F.
Aogers.
F.
Hammond
and
Ben
Wright.
Finance
8.
D.
Msedonald.
Frank
Deny
and
J.
M.
Oampbdl.
Program
J.
Black.
J.
J.
(Kills.
J.
M
Morrison.
Aid.
W.
M.
Brown
and
Alec
Cameron.
Orounds
Thorns
B.
Black,
Oejrg
Oedkke,
John
Vletwk,
It.
Perry.
J.
Oyer
F.
DsM
and
R.
Scherk.
Dane
I.
M.
Morrtsnn,
Ounnar
An-dttsoe,
M.
Perry
and
F.
Huge
Clerk
of
Onme-O,
8.
Russell.
Starter
Oertewrt
J.
P.
M.
Hannah.
Cashier
Frank
Vleken.
The
executive
was
instructed
to
arrange
wtttt
tt
ettf
oounsjU
for
the
reception
of
Rt.
Hon.
Eamsty
Maodonald.
ormsrly
Premier
ot
Oreat
Britain,
who
will
pay
brief
visit
hen
on
August
31.
A
resolution
from
the
Calgary
Trades
St
Labor
Council
to
the
federal
government
tn
.the
matter
of
immigration
was
approved.
The
most
Important
feature
ot
the
resolution
la
the
urging
that
all
future
Immigrants
to
the
Dominion
be
at
least
seventy-Qve
percent
Kiiftlsh
speaking
nationals.
Alleged
violations
In
the
city
ot
the
Hours
of
Work
Act
will
be
Investigated
and
reported
upon
to
the
provincial
Department
of
labor
The
election
of
officers
was
deferred
until
after
Labor
Day.
MOOSE
WHIST
DRIVE
AND
DANCE
SUCCESS
floml
hJied
Crowd
Attended
Eiijovutile
liinilloii
lt
Etrnlng
A
successful
whist
drive
and
dance
war.
Held
last
night
by
the
Moose
Lodged
There
were
seventeen
table
of
card
and
prlne-wlniiers
were:
men's
Brat,
W.
Lamb,
on
cut
with
D.
C.
Schubert;
man's
oonsolatkiii.
Godfrey
Brochu;
ladle'
first.
R,
W.
Scherk;
ladles'
consols-tToV
Mrs.
Sunberg.
After
cards,
refreshmenu
were
served
And
dancing
followed,
about
180
people
being
on
th-
tiu-Music
was
by
Miss
Irene
Morrison's
orchestra.
B.
J.
Baoon
we
master
of
ceremonies
and
T.
Elliott
presided
at
the
door
LORD
CHANCELLOR
IS
ACTING
PREMIER
LONDON.
Aug.
lO.-Rlfht
Hon.
Lprd
Hallsham.
the
Lord
chancellor
la
appointed
acting
Premier
durum
th'
ol-day
of
Premier
Baldwin
Alx
Balnea.
LONDON.
Aug
10
-Prince
Oeorge.
youngest
son
or
the
King,
will
leave
Saturday
to
Join
H,
M.
B.
Durban
of
the
West
Indies
station
to
which
he
va
recently
appointed
Interpreter
In
French.
He
will
travel
to
Canada
to
Join
hi
ship
at
Vancouver
toward
the
end
of
the
month.
CRUSHED
BY
TRUCK
KILLED
M
YALE
ROAD
MUnrtAYVIIXE.
B
C.
Aug.
10.
Crushed
under
the
wheel
of
a
truck
front
which
he
had
fallen
as
he
was
transferring
to
another
truck.
Jack
An
drews.
18
year
of
age,
ot
Abbottsford,
B.
C.
waa
Instantly
killed
yesterdsy
on
the
Yale
road.
HU1JA
III.
IN
AMAIN
Following
a
cruise
up
the
Alaska
coast
to
8kagway
and
Intermediate
point
of
Interest,
the
big
power
yaoht
SurJa
III.,
carrying
her
owner.
Capt.
June
Orlfflth.
president
ot
the
Coastwise)
Steamship
As
Barge
Co.,
and
party
of
friends,
arrived
In
prt
from
the
north
at
10
o'olock
last
night
and
Is
spending
the
day
her
tied
up
at
O.N.n.
wharf
No.
1.
Coastwise
Steamship
it
Barge
Oo.'s
freighter
GrlfTm,
Capt.
Alex
Cameron,
arrived
In
port
at
11
30
this
morning
from
the
south.
She
has
a
large
consignment
of
sowfwjnipr.for
4bt'fitvW
well
as
ooal
for
PhllpoU
fttrfuYrM
vessel
will
proceed
tomorrow
to
Stewart
and
Anyox
to
load
'ore.
.
W.
T.
Ableaon.
father
of
V.
F.
Able-son,
proprietor
of
the
Rupert
Pharmacy,
arrived
in
the
city
from
Victoria
on
the
Prince
Rupert
thla
morning
and
will
take
up
future
residence
here.
Edg.v
Province,
Hyder
merchant,
who
was
recently
burned
out.
and
Mrs.
Province
are
passengers
aboard
the
Prince
Bvipert
today
returning
north
after
a
business
trip
to
Seattle.
wain
of
Cambridge
University
defeated
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
44444444
gether
wlth
4,1
VO"
cai
lor
i-"'C
the
United
States
by
a
half-length
for
trie
chsmnionahln
Tha
OajntarMm
ml.
n-Rians
came
irom
Denind
to
win
in
a
desperate
race
and
driving
finish.
Italy
defeated
Switzerland
in
the
finals
for
foor-oarcd
shells
wllnout
a
coxswain.
For
the
pair
with
coxswain,
the
Swiss
boit
the
French.
Ray
SmIUle
of
Toronto
was
defeated
uy
Landlnl
of
Argentina
In
the
welterweight
boxing
bout.
All
Canadian
boxers
tv
now
eliminated.
Walter
Spent
of
Canada,
wm
second.
in
the
third
elimination
heat
of
the
100-metre
fret'
style
swim.
He
was
de-
.
'nrthquake.
Ten
person
!
fisted
by
Johnny
Weismuller
of
Ohl-"l
killed
and
a
number
In-
j
cago
but
he
qualified.
volcano
is
still
belching
Alfred
Phillips
or
Toronto
qualified
for
the
platform
diving
final
by
placing
third.
PLANNING
FOR
CELEBRATION
MATRIC
CLASS
MAY
BE
FORMED
TWO
MOKE
HTl'DENTS
IIEO.URED
TO
PLEDOE
PAYMENTS
HEtORE
TEAtllEll
APPOINTED
i
The
school
board
at
1U
meeting
last
night
decided
to
appoint
a
teacher
for
tion
up
until
Tester
my
noon,
are
follows:
'
Allistone.
Miss
Marjr
6,000
I
Bailey.
Miss
Jean
M.
368.700
!
Bussey.
Mrs.
wra
3M.400'
Collison.
Mrs.
J.
M,
Djminato,
the
matriculation
class,
provided
eight
Wr
A"
B-
;.
persona
starved
the
unwmrnt
tn
mn.
Macd-nald.
Mr.
A.
tribute
IIJS
toward
the
cost
of
class
tn
the
city.
Six
have
already
signed
Mccr-
MUs
A1,cc
K-
sad
several
more
are
expected.
No
ac-
:
Kinla.
Mrs.
KoIku
L
tion
In
the
war
of'a&Dolntlfis
a
teacher
!
Morgan,
Mis
connia
..
win
be
taken
untif
two
more
have
sign-
'
Nlotoreon.
Mes.
Utaa
M
Rita
McLean.
TruMee
Gilchrist
stated
.i
362,000
,
A.
,
307i)
tr.csjn.
John
E.
...4
5,300
Field.
Mrs.
J.
.......
t
302.700
CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Boston
Grill
Oryone
reads
the
Classified
Ads.
LARGE
C.WARET
II
y,m
lose,
advertise
for
Jt.
Special
Dtnnei-s
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
find,
locate
the
owner.
If
iu
Dancing
im;
Saturday
night
Whatever
ju
need,
advertise
for
It
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
PRINCE
RUPERT
(JUT
TUB
CLASSIFIED
IIAIIIT.
Accomodation
for
Prlvae
Parties
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457
V
Will-
No.
187.
PRINCE;
RUPERT,
lire-,
FRIDAY;
-AUGUST
10,
'1928
Prlco
Five;
Cents
Australia
Wins
Single
Sculls
Olympiad
Today
United
States
wins
and
Cambridge
University
Takes
Four
uareu
wumuii
vyaxwain
irom
u.
a.-
Ulher
Kaccs.
sTERDAM,
Aug.
10
Bob
Pearce,
the
Austrialian
rower,
won
ingles
sculls
Olympic
championship
today,
refeatlng
Kenneth
T
IlViilnilolrthtn
.
,
x
.y
,
..HU.B.
under
way.
The
plant
already
has
,
,
IV
right
and
Jack
Guest
of
Canada
J
were
defeated
by
the
United
three
of
theee
marines
and
the
me
iiiiuin
iui
uuumcs,
iu
winning
pair
was
1'aUl
UOSlellO
additional
ones
wUl
Just
double
i
harli-H
Mcllwaine.
The
time
was
C.41
2-5
seconds
for
the
win
;,i
d
0.51
seconds
for
the
Canadians.
,.
I
Diversity
of
California
defeated
the
English
eight-oare'd
VILLAGERS
ARE
WIPED
OUT
ON
FLORES
COAST
i
A,i!v
lO-
Three
more
vll-i
(st
of
Florea
bland
were
i
,i
a
result
of
the
eruption
:!
volcano
which
yesterday
deaths
of
upwards
of
a
ocraons
Th
villages
wen:
,
'
ihI
wave
following
a
series
crew-
The
four-oared
crew
without
a
cox
WHEAT
TOOL
MAKINM
IM
I'ltOVKM
ENTS
HERE
TO
ELEVATOR
PLANT
The
Alberta
Wheat
Pool
Is
making
considerable
Improvements
at
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator
this
summer
with
.a
view
to
speeding
up
the
handling
capacity
of
the
plant
before
the
opening
of
the
next
shipping
season.
The
most
important
work
Is
the
instillation
of
three
new
disk
separators
which
Is
now
it
separating
capacity.
Q.
H.
Mitchell
of
Winnipeg
arrived,
in
the
city
on
the
Cardena
today
supervise
the
installation
of
STANDING
OF
CANDIDATES
IN
CAMPAIGN
THE
HTANIIIXO
,OK
CANDIDATES
HIE
CAMFAIUN
EOLI.OWS
IN
DISTRIljjrNO.
1
District
No;
I
includes
only
those
participants
residing
Within
the
cty
iliuiU
ill
kViDtos
Jirt.
one
I
U.t
prize
cars
and
as
many
cash
awards
as
there
are
actite
participant
wUl
be
awarded
to
ou.liartM-.viig
in
m:s
district.
Ihe
names
of
those
euttied
in
Du-trlct
No.
1
up
to
the
present
time,
to-
IMPERIAL
HTATI'M
IS
ACCEPTED
HY
THE
TRANSVAAL
CONMHESS
PRETORIA.
Aug.
10
After
a,
sharp
debate
the
Transvaal
Nationalist
Congress,
at
the
request
of
the
federal
council
of
the
party,
passed
an
amendment
to
Article
4,
the
so-called
republican
clause,
accepting
the
status
laid
down
at
the
1928
imperial
conference.
The
amendment
was
moved
by
Premier
Hertzog.
head
of
the
Nationalist
party.
'
44
4444444
44
PREPARING
FOR
truLJu.
mist
Laura
.4
35a.4U0
chan8e
,n
th
political
situation
here.
Oilier.
Miss
Ediia
L.
1
352,000''
lbc
Liberal
ministers
are
clearing
up
the
herian,
mIss
Mry
o.UiO
!
U"
of
wwrt
whleh
got
somewhat
out
Joi..
Miss
Wirgaiwt
22SjmO
,l
bnd
durto8
their
absence
for
the
KrUevsky.
Miss
Victor
Mi
30.7w0
cleeW!I"
be
prepared
to
vacate
Akue
c
zl
larjn.
ssiss
She.
Lloyd
5,000
1
Aufu,t
21
before
an
announcement
that
his
Smith,
Mrs.
Hugh
M
354.700
daughter.
Margaret,
would
not
be
able
to
1
8tevene,
John
R
181,100
take
the
Senior
Matriculation
work
here
Shelle.
264.700
at.
In
the
nurse'
course
they
bad
to
;
TbwnP,on'
May
103
Uke
it
at
the
University
at
Vancouver.
'wrn.
M.
P.
364.800
The
same
he
thought
applied
to
one
nr-
M1"
Mn
3I40
of
the
other
possible
student.
iZareUl.
Mis
Ermy
361.700
WHEAT
DOWN
FI
VE
CENTS
WINNIPEfi,
Aug.
10.
Wheat
dropped
five
and
a
half
cents
within
the
first
hour
of
trading
here
today.
Traders
frantically
milled
about
the
pit
in
an
attempt
to
dinose
of
their
holding.
VANCOUVER.
Auu.
10.
To
da"H
wheat
price
here
was
$1.16
3-8-
PRINCEGEORGE
0FFT0M0RR0W
DISTRICT
.NO.
8
District
No.
2
Include
only
those
par-tleipanu
residing
outside
the
city
.of
the
Ottv.
ctLiPrlnctt
Ruaert.
Qe
rbf
the
biIm
cars
and
rasnr
eah
awaids
as
there
are
active
participants
will
be
awarded
to
candidates
living
In
this
district.
The
nsme
of
those
entered
in
District
No.
2.
up
to
the
preterit
time,
tcsjetherj
with
all
votes
oast
for
publication
up
i
until
yesterday
noon,
are
as
fOUows:
i
Beaten.
II.
R.,
Queen
Charlotte
I
City
jBtrnie,
Arthur
E..
"Pete."
I
'
8mlthers
Cioeone.
O..
Port
Clements
.
Dover.
Mrs.
Oeorge.
Terrace
.
Hopfe.
Mrs.
F.,
Vandertvoof
Mcintosh.
Miss
Margaret.
Massett
McKenzle.
R.
O:.
Queen
Charlotte
City
,
Ryan.
Miss
Kate,
8tewart
Sansum.
John
L.,
Cedarvale
Taylor,
Miss
Peggy.
Port
Esslng-
ton
Wilson.
Mlv
Nancy,
Anyox
5,000
82.500
90.700
85.600
41300
5,000
5.000
5.000
5.000
70.900
5,000
DRIVEN
FROM
ROOMING
HOUSE
BY
FIRE
IN
A
STORE
AT
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER,
Aug
10
Damage
estimated
at
approximately
$70,000
was
done
to
the
Shore
Wallace
Paint
Co.
and
Radio
Specialists
Ltd,
Pender
Street
West,
late
last
night
by
fire.
Dense
clouds
of
smoke
drove
the
tenants
ot
a
rooming
house
above
the
stores
to
the
streets.
IT9II
PRICES
LOW
Low
prices
were
offered
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning
and
only
one
boat
sold,
this
being
the
American
schooner
Explorer
whleh
disposed
of
36,000
pounds
to
the
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
8torage
Co.
at
lOo.
and
5c.
The
American
Anna
J.
Is
holding
over
until
tomorrow
with
14,000
pounds
and
the
Eldsvold
proceeded
to
Seattle
with
11,000
pound.
The
only
Canadian
boat
In
today
was
the
Dolphin
which
Is
holding
over
until
tomorrow
with
0.000.
pounds.
Dr.
ioimve
is
ugni
as
a
clam
over
207,400
nU
cablnet
and
people
have
aim
at
.h-
'iicAuy.
Miss
Htlea
-
"
"
etullc
"
to
no
are
to
be
evv
ML
111
3&9
100
!o.O
11
not
Pted
the
Premier
will
is-
360000
':y
tatniet
cf
policy
until
the
MjAJO
fPnlnlt
ot
the
Legislature
and
even
"
w
0BW
brif
ed
the
formal
document.
Thc-e
alreldy
P
S8.2M
.
aimed
for
are
Jtm
Bte'rt.
Jim
Brnt
:
rntcnara,
Mrs.
J.
H,
Joe
8cott,
Joan
West,
Owen
Palmer
and
I
Rood-
Jolitt
393J00
1AI
JU
4
W
1
j
in
an
address
here
the
new
premier-
4
'
4
4
A
4
4
CABINET
CHANGE
OLM1E
STILL
TIGHT
AS
CLAM
AS
TO
WHO
WILL
HE
IN
NEW
GOVERNMENT
VICTORIA,
Aug.
10.
There
la
no
1
Opportunity
Week
Closes
at
9
O'clock
Sharp
Tomorrow
Night
in
Big
Daily
News
Campaign
Tomorrow
(Saturday)
night,
promptly
at
9
o'clock
the
big
EXTRA
ote
offer
of
"OPPORTUNITY
WEEK"
will
come
to
an
end
forever.
The
first,
last
and
only
extra
vote
offer
of
the
entire
subscription
campaign,
being
conducted
by
The
Prince
Rupert
Daily
News,
is
in
sffect
only
until
0
o'clock
Saturday
night,
August
11,
and
will
never
be
repeated,
extended
or
duplicated
during
the
entire
campaign.
Candidates
who
are
desirous
of
winning
one
of
the
biggest
prize
in
The
Daily
News'
campaign,
will
do
well
to
make
this
week
the
biggest
week
of
their
campaign.
Subscriptions
secured
and
turned
n
by
candidates,
by
9
o'clock
tomor-
.
night,
will
count
many
more
votes
ban
the
same
subscriptions
will
count
it
any
later
time
in
the
campaign.
For
Instance,
one
new
6-year
subscription
turned
in
by
9
o'clock
tomorrow
night
wiu
count
1.040,000
votes
for
any
can-
'ldate
the
last
week
of
the
campaign,
he
same
subscription
would
count
only
16.000
votes
for
any
candidate:
four
ew
1-year
sutocrrp'lens
turned
In
by
-turday
night
will
count
468,000
votes
or
any
candidate
the
last
we
-de
of
the
-ampalgn
the
same
subscriptions
would
nint
only
112,000
votes.
There
Is.
ap-roxlmatcly,
the
same
percentage
of
durance
between
all
subscriptions
secur-J
d
this
week
and
thine
secured
during
'he
last
week
of
the
campaign.
MIOl'LII
WORK
NOW
It
well
behoves
some
entrants,
who
thus
far
have
been
virtual
laggards
as
.'ax
as
production
Is
concerned,
to
start
day
to
start
tn
earnest.
The
time
is
ect
expressed
the
opinion
that
It
may
here
ngnt
now
for
action
and
lots
of
It.
c:uld
be
nude.
MINERS
LEAVE
FOR
CANADA
UVEIU'OOI
Aug.
10.
Eight
hundred
miners,
each
car-dying
a
paper
parrel
or
suitcase
Sailed
for
Canada
today,
the
f.'rst
of
the
ten
thousand
to
go
from
the
unemployed
in
the
mining
districts.
They
will
do
agricultural
work.
INSPECTION
OF
CHILDREN
qi
ESTION
OK
APPOINT1NO
MEOICAI.
MAN
I'OR
SCHOOLS
WAS
DIS-Ci:S!SED
LAST
NIOIIT
The
suggestion
was
made
last
night
at
the
sehoolboard
meeting
by
Chair
man
Rochester
that
It
no
medical
of-4
beer
would
undertake
the
Inspection
ot
It
Is
much
better
to
be
active
and
get
ahead
now
when
minimum
effort
means
maximum
votes,
than
later
when
maximum
effort
only
means
minimum
votes.
Candidates
should
keep
In
mind
as
rar
as
The
Daily
News
Is
concerned,
a
ubecrlpOon
is
Just
as
good
to
us,
and.
many
more
votes
per
subscription
to
the
candidates
who
work
now
in
the
early
part
of
the
campaign,
it
abso
lutely
elimlnstes
the
danger
of
any
new
candidates
entering
the
hut
week
of
the
campaign
and
winning
out
over!
PROSECUTION
INSANE
GUARD
BEING
ASKED
DOZEN
PATIENTS
AT
HOSPITAL
SAID
TO
HAVE
RESl'LTED
FROM
TREATMENT
BEIXINOHAM.
Aug.
10
The
story
of
the
death
of
a
dozen
patients
dying
of
.
wi.y
ivcivod
when
taken
to
the
Northern
States
hospital
for
the
Insane
at
Sedro
Woolley
and
the
request
for
criminal
prosecution
of
guard
at
the
Institution
climaxed
a
hlr
campaign
right
now.
The
same
is
special
state
Investigation
of
condition
rue
of
those
people
who
Intend
mak-,
st
the
hospital
Thursday.
ng
the
start
in
this
campaign
which
can
mean
one
of
the
biggest
prizes
to
them.
There
Is
no
better
time
than
to
NEW
PITCHER
FOR
YANKEES
IIIOOINS
XECIRES
IKED
HEI.WACH
AND
WINS
GAME
YESTERDAY
..ean
just
as
much
to
The
News.
If
It
I
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
10
Purchased
from
s
not
secured
until
the
last
week
ofiSt.
Paul
of
the
American
Association
.he
campaign
a
it
is
worth
If
It
Is
se-,
to
bolster
Hugglns'
tottering
pitching
eured
night
now.
But
this
la
not-
true
t3
Fred
Hclnwh.
formerly
with
the
tt
Jhc
candidates.
The
Dally
News
Is
us-t
PfcBaderphla
Alhlettos
sad
Boston
Red
lUg
the
oWreastng
vote
schedule
to
j
Sox.
ptufeed
the
tjluiHiso
'a
"nwr
protect
the
interests
of
the
candidates
J
bit
seven
to
one
victory
over
the
Red
who
enter
and
work
now
during
the
first
part
of
the
campaign.
By
giving
so
Sox
yesterday
in
the
first
start
of
a
comeback
trial
Philadelphia
lost
no
ground,
beatrng
Washington.
In
the
National.
St.
Louis
lost
a
little
more
of
their
advantage
over
the
Oiants
by
losing
to
Pittsburg.
It
ii
the
Pirates'
eight
victory
in
S
row
and
their
the
candidates
who
get
busy
now.
This
1
24th
In
use
last
11
games.
wss
not
true
under
the
old
method
of
using
an
increasing
vote
schedule
which
made
subscriptions
at
the
end
of
the
campaign
worth
more
In
votes
than
:hey
were
at
the
tint
of
the
campaign.
So
it
you
want
to
win
big.
candidates,
you
must
get
busy
and
work
now
in
earnest.
SATURDAY
NIOIIT
Campaign
headquarter!,
located
on
the
second
floor
of
The
Dally
News
building
win
be
open
until
8
o'clock
tonight,
and
until
9
o'clock
Saturday
night.
Ccme
In
this
evening
or
tomor
tow
and
receive
full
details
of
the
big
tb-
school
pupa,
the,
should
employ
and
learn
how
easily
you
can
a
school
nurse.
He
said
he
had
one
In
njM
aQ
mind
whom
he
thought
would
act
and
'
Ssd4n.
,
prIze
of
she
would
be
Just
as
good
as
a.
medical
man.
A.
good
nurse
waa
better
than
n
doctor
anyway
for
that
purpose.
Trustee
Otlchrist
thought
the
chil
dren
were
entitled
to
the
services
of
a
medical
man.
A
nurse
could
not
dlag-core
a
case
like
a
doctor.
S.
D.
John
ston
said
he
thought
the
doctors
wanted
the
work
on
a
better
basis.
There
tiever
had
been
a
proper
detailed
exam
ination
a
required
by
the
department.
WOO
or
one
of
the
two
1100
cash
prizes.
No
candidate
will
be
permitted
to
enter
The
Dally
News
office
after
9
o'clock
Saturday
night
for
the
purpose
of
turning
tn
subscriptions
on
the
present
big
vote
offer
of
"OPPORTUNITY
WEEK."
but
all
those
Inside
at
that
time
will
be
waited
on
and
their
subscription
will
count
on
the
present
big
EXTRA
vote
offer.
Any
subscriptions
mailed
tn
any
post-
decided
to
wait
until
H
was
flneily
offleei
anywhere,
which
are
postmarked
the
arrival
of
Dr.
Carson,
who
was
tak
ing
over
Dr.
Eggertt
practice.
He
might
be
willing
to
act
and
In
the
meantime
Trustre
OUchrtst
said
he
would
get
In
not
later
than
12
o'clock
(midnight)
Saturday.
August
11,
will
also
count
on
the
present
big
vote
offer
even
though
theV
do
not
reach
this
office
until
Mon
touch
with
the
locsl
doctors
and
find
dty
CVen
later.
Address
all
report
to
out
why
none
ot.
them
applied
ihe
position.
TO
LOAD
POLES
for
The
steam
schooner
H.
W.
Baxter
la
due
In
Massett
Inlet
next
Monday
to
laod
a
cargo
of
pole
at
Ferguson
Bay
from
the
Baxter
Pole
Co.
for
delivery
to
San
Franclslo.
Man
is
a
Fool
Who
Says
Old
'Country
Decadent
Says
Premier
0
o
Eergiisoh
of
Ontario
in
London
LONDON,
Aug
10.
'Turn
going
back
better
pleased
than
ever
that
I
nm
a
Uritish
citizen,"
declared
Premier
Ferguson
of
Ontario
to
the
Canadian
Tress.'
Mr.
Ferguson
is
returning
to
Canada
tomorrow.
He
has
been
in
Campaign
Manager,
care
The
Dally
News.
You
should
do
your
very
best
work
this
week.
Candidate.
What
you
do
this
week
can
mean
one
of
the
biggest
prl-res
to
you.
Campaign
headquarters
telephone
No.
Is
534.
HICKMAN
TO
HANG
OCTOBER
EIGHTEENTH
LOS
ANOELES.
Aug.
10
William
E.
Hickman,
murderer
of
the
little
girl
Marlon
Parker
was
yesterday
sentenced
!
to
hang
on
October
IB,
all
appeals
In
his
j
behalf
having
failed.
Edward
Cridge.
purser
of
the'
steihver
Prince
Rupert
tn
th
early
daya
and
now
identified
with
the
customs
ser
vice
at
Victoria
Is
a
passenger
aboard
the
Prince
Rupert
today,
accompanied
Britain
and
Europe
studying
migration
possibilities,
educational'
by
Mrs.
ctwge
and
family,
for
Anyox
systems
and
agriculture.
A
man
Is
a
fool
who
says
the
Old
Country
where
he
wlu
rellv
curtonu
officer
is
decadent,"
he
said..
"Like
every
other
country.
England
lost
gen-
J""''
who
"
golrg
uth
,or
erations
of
the
brightest
and
most
promising
men
who
were
on
the
threshold
of
business
or
public
life.
The
still
younger
group,
who
Thli
afternoons
train,
due
from
the
were
then
below
military
age,
are
now
I
be
the
most
striking
in
the
whole
nla-
East
at
3:50.
wss
reported
this
moriilng
coming
on.
The
next
tea
year
ought
to'tury
ot
Empire
development.
ho
bo
on
tun.
REDUCTION
IN
FISH
TRAPS
IF.WER
TO
HE
I'SED
NEXT
YEAR
IN
ALASKA
REPORTS
FISHERIES
COMMISSIONER
KETCHIKAN.
Aug.
JOr-A
further
re
duction
in
the
number
of
fish
traps
in
Alaskan
waters
will
be
necessary
tn
the
Immediate
future.
Henry
O
M
alley.
V.
8.
Commissioner
ot
Fisheries,
states.
Mr.
0Malley
is
here
returning
from
a
trip
to
the
westward
In
southeastern
Alaska,
the
commissioner
said,
conditions
on
the
whole
were
favorable.
Mr.
O'Malley
also
reported
that
more
than
30.000
seal
skin
had
been
taken
on
the
Prtbllof
Islands
and
Secretary
ot
Agriculture
Jaruine
1
expected
to
ar
rive
here
today.
PLANE
CRASHES
TWENTY
KILLED
MOIIT
SEEINO
AMPHIBIAN
DROPS
AT
MRAVENIIl
RST.
ONTARIO.
FATAL
RESILTS
ORAVENirORST.
Ont.,
Aug.
10
When
the
amphibian
plane
uied
tor
sightseeing
purpose
in
the
Mustek
district
errashed
from
a
height
of
60
feet
Thursday,
Captain
Charles
Hatnes,
pilot
of
Miami.
Florida
and
Robert
Irving
and
eighteen
passenger
from
Pittsburg
were
killed
and
five,
other
passengers
Injured.
LINES
ASHORE
ST.
LAWRENCE
R.
MONTREAL.
Aug.
10.
Three
stranded
grain
steamers
blocked
the
ship
channel
of
the
St.
Lawrence
River
20
mile
below
here
today,
delaying
the
sailing
f
three
ocean
liners
and
holding
up
some
200
passengers.
The
Illnlgworth
grounded
In
the
fog
and
the
Aldebaran
fouled
htr,
carrytrur
sway
a
few
plates.
The
laierton
mean
time
went
aihore
a
little
farther
up.
The
delayed
liner
are
tahe
Duchess
ot
Bedford,
Alaunla
and.
AUienla.