VAN'
OI
VER.
Aug.
22
Three
"
;
C
''
'Uvc
September
14.
NAMES
OF
NEW
BOATS
CHOSEN
r
n
MLLUllLIUM
Villi
1U
URGESTRADE
WITH
CHINESE
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Suggests
That
Canada
Shall
Get
After
It
Systematically
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
22.
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
speaking
at
a
luncheon
tendered
hhn
by
the
ma
f
(
arrod
Jose,
Albert
Si-
and
declared
that
Canada
would!
Albrrt
Alberino,
all
giving
be
well
advised
as
a
nation
to!
t
i
i
srrsH
as
Ketchikan,
we
e
systematically
and
in
concentrated
;,;n:;V'l
at
White
Kock,
charged
fashion
attack
the
opportunities
:
i
viuU
occasioning
bodily
for
trade
there
and
get
in
on
the
(arm
as
the
result
of
a
stabbing
ground
floor.
;.Tnv
nil
(lie
steamer
Prince
Ituo-i
Sir
Henrv
said
there
are
"hun-
REDUCTION
IN
WAGES
IS
JUST
WINNIPEG.
Aug.
22.
Albert!
Pilkington.
aged
three
years,
i
stepiwd
off
the
Continental
'Lim-
Red
here
last
night
clutching
in
Arbitration
Hoard
Finds
Against
one
hand
a
ticket
that
was
taller
Workers
in
Ijincashlre
than
AIbrt
by
many
inches
and
Woollen
Dispute
in
the
other
"UoacV
a
mechanical
looked
allt'r
n;m
on
wu;
juuiw
from
Montreal
to
Winnipeg.
CHURCHILL
DUE
AT
EDMONTON
TOMORROW
tjiutnvwnv
Ar
91
lit.
lurninerH
will
1m
I'rince
m
ri...
.-hill
u
ntneet.
.-u.iu,
urnry
nnu
iuiikii,
..1
4-
num
tnmnrrnw
mrtm
Thornton
Announces
.
ri..
fln,i
wiii
address
a
civic!
vl"T0KIA.
Aur.
22.The
new
'luncheon
tomorrow
at
12::!0
He'
n.
steamer,
belnw
built
In
the
bc
"!
Hous
while
H
in
the
hcitv
cit
.
rv
for
service
to
Princo
Kprt
will
be
named
Prince
I'-i
i,
P
men
Henry
and
Prince
j
This
afternoon's
timln,
due
from
the
K
'
if
SiT
Henry
Thornton
an-
est
at
sao.
was
reported
thu
morn-r
ui
cd
here
today.
'mi
to
be
on
tun.
ST
Smelter
Possibilities
Being
Examined
on
Vancouver
Island
by
Queensborough
and
Party
YlfTfiTMA
A..
OO
T.ni-rl
Ouppnsborouirh.
rcpre-
cnting
the
British
Metal
Corporation
of
London,
wth
former
Premier
Arthur
Meichen,
vice-president
of
the
?adian
Rpiritfna
r.'nr,vntinn.
nnd
narty.
are
touring
Vancouver
Tsilnnfl
nnrl
slllll
intimiited
1I11.1IIIUIvV
that
vs
.
,
.t
-
-
""iivi
ititv
iiiY't""-
-
-
V
?Pper
smelter
on
the
coast
ahead
of
C
iy
atctl
Lord
OUeensborough
says
he
is
here
to,
study
invest-1
Jetnt
possibilities.
He
iicclarcd
that
British
interests
were
j
jot
averse
to
investing
in
the
States,
since
that
country
is
,
a
branch
of
the
Anglo-Saxon
world
with
interests
closely,
associated
with
the
British
Empire.
I
The
party
has
been
looking
over
the
smelter
aite
at;
W
smith
of
the
Tidewater
Smelter
Co.,
which
u
sub-,
M(I'ary
to
the
British
Metal
Corporation.
1
venation,
tu
wai
readily
a
Those
conversations
will
hare
DELAYED
ACCOUNT
CANBERRA,
Aug.
i-f
TC.
laying
Oil
BOO.UOU
.,
o
o
:
.l,.,no
nf
Uv,,V4.n
onH
Din9rlir
millinn
"icSid.ufoV
"
lH-hip
-vatidoUar9
a.nnua,,y
I
Montreal
was
timed
over
to
the
per
crnt
redaction
in
wage
wiraTf
min
icd
The
reduction
be-
care
of
George
Cosgrain,
L-anauian
'
y
LI
1
11
VI
lmimi.s
National
Railways
conductor,
who
LfUlUlUIUj
to.
three
.principal
object:
First,
the
agreement
ot
other
cred
ADVERSE
WEATHER
TOKYO,
Aug.
22
The
depar
ture
of
the
Graf
Zeppelin
for
Los
&
dreds
of
millions
of
people
Jn1
Angeles
was
postponed
owing
lo
T(:
mm
are
alleged,
to
have
China
who
have
riot
yet
beeome
adverse
weather
reprtfl.
it
is
bo-S'
,v
l
a
Japanese,
M.
Ita,
soon
alive
to
the
fruits
of
civiliiatln',Ueved
the
dlrlglWe
may
sta
t
be-'
a."
rO
latter
boarded
the
vessel
,
Be
men
were
en
route
from
THREE-YEAR-OLD
Kc'.
'.ikan
to
Seattle.
I
11Tl
nnmrn
it
MASf'HERTKR,
Aug.
22.
-An
the
way
from
Liverpoo
.
Albert.-M.'---
-
-la.s,t
-j
ni:ourtinvPstigaiingtne.ori:eria8neinii8H
o
.n;u.B
c..-
.
vi.ion
of
the
tariff
an.
pute
between
workers
1.
is
en
route
to
The
Pas,
where
,
.
t,Q
th
'yen
which
recently
re-
hU
(a,ht.r
is
sending
him
to
beitreasurer
Jn
parliament,
a
the
shutting
down
01
iAlil,i
t,v
m
mint
unon
the
I
tu
,iiu
UvioM
am
oy.
I.undred
cotton
mllU
In
'dMth
of
h,B
mother.
He
nailed
pected
to
produce
an
additional
CREW
RESCUED
NKW
ORLEANS.
Aug.
22.
Twenty-six
members
of
the
crew
of
the
steamer
Quimistan,
which
COSTE
LEAVES
FRIDAY
MORN
ZepiHSIin,
but
It
is
now
beueveq.
ne
...
.
I
r-
-
XT
'
1.
TORONTO
STOCKS
(McOaffery,
Olbbons
Si
Collart,
Ltd.)
Amulet.
2.30,
2.32.
Mandy.
.60,
58.
lisJoonjbrldge.
12.73.
13.00.
'
t
fflolllngcf,
6.28
6.75.
Hudson
Bay,
19.00.
10:20.
'
:
'
International
Nickel.
84.50.
64.80.
Ukeshorc.
34.80.
24.60.
Mining
Oorporatkm,
4.40,
4.43.
Mclntyrs,
15.00,
Nil.
Niptontng.
2.53
2.70.
Noranda,
64.80,
64.75.
Abftfla,
1.80.
1.B0.
Sherrltt
Oordon.
7.40,
7.50.
Sudbury
Basin,
0.30,
0.40.
Tread
w41
Yukon.
0.60,
0.75.
Ventures,
8.23.
8.30.
Home
Oils.
24
00,
23.00.
Teak
Hughes,
7.23,
7.30.
A
.
A.
TISDALE,
Who
was
appointed
General
Manager
of
the
Western
Region
of
tha
.Canadian
National
Railways
on
August
1st.
itors
with
the
British
as
to
the
dls-
.-.
.
.
trl
button
of
annuities.
j
(
Seoond.
agreement
between
the
i4tt4ftH4tH
rrsneh,
Bclglsns
and
Oerroam
u
to
'.-..".
imru.
in
caw
vne
iwo
omer
ODjeew
tan.
wrej
tuusv
ucckic
iww
vo
rjreftK
off
the
conference
bo
that
It
can
be
v",iunia.
""
resumed
under
conditions
hope
of
success.
Premier
Brland
declared:
Terence
Is
not
dead.
We
must
every
tbing
possible
to
save
It."
yor
and
aldermen,
referred
to
the
fiRAF
7FPPFF
IN
1
UIlrtr
tLrfLU"
u
alluring
field
of
trade
in
China.
E
II.
Mitchell,
M
Jfcra
of
age.
'Thl
con-
t,ktl
'
nl
nrine.
3eD
showing
do
fore
C
o'clock
tomorrow
morning.
11
1
B,..n.
V.
.
f
n
ire
-'i
T.n
n
wcrci
we
isrm
or
MrTavlsh
Brothcrsfj
Death
lol
lowed
acute
blcod
pbisomng.
i
LADY
AVIATOR
!
LOSES
LIFE
IN
THE
AI&DERBY
1
1
a
viwu
.
thousand
feet
when
It
went
Into
a
tall
spin
and
crashed
to
the
ground.
DEATH
WAS
ACCIDENTAL
Enquiry
Held
by
Coroner
Into
Fatality
Which
Bcfel
Kenneth
Kennedy
Tuesday
That
death
had
been
of
an
ac-
in
burning
in
mid-AUanttc,
were
c.ueniai
nature
s
uciviiuiiicu
iu-ricued
by
the
linCr
President
day
by
Coroner
C.
L.
Monroe,
who
Harrison,
a
wireless
stated
today.
message
held
an
enquiry
into
the
fatality
LONG
FLIGHT
wnicn
ooiei
nennem
iennesuy,
local
fishermen,
when
his
boat
was
and
8e.
TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Boston
Grill
Friday,
August
23
LARGE
CAUARET
High
,
3:03
a.m.
20.0
ft.
Special
Dtnnen
Thursday
and
Saturday
15:30
p.m.
19.6
ft.
Dancing
Every
Saturday
Night,
9
to
12
Dance
Hall
or
Hire
9:28
IiOW
a.m.
3.C
ft.
21:41
p.m.
5.3
ft.
AcoommodaUon
(or
Private
Parties
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PliONE
7
Vol.
XX..
No;
105..'
rniNCE
nuPEirr,
no,
Thursday,
august
22:
1929
PH'PE
FIVE
.rKMTs
T
llUJUiM
SJ.V.f
U
fcv
1.
'!'
r
r
1
1
v
s
narorn
and
nou
if
Tending
Settlement
DELEGATES
TO
HAGUE
LOATH
i
TO
DISPERSE
Will
Take
Vp
Matter
Conversation
With
to
Settlement
By
rrlvate
View
LONDON,
Aug.
22.
A
Statement
Cabled
tO
the
Daily
the
reparation'
conference
airs'
itlll
Mail
by
Sir
Percy
Phillips,
who
is
en
route
to
Manchuria
TlZ
"SS
XZZ
to
investigate
the
situation
there,
said
that
Russia
has
pnte
cavration
after
deciding
completed
the
mobilization
of
an
expeditionary
force
to
the
ironuer
reauy
iu
auvance
into
vninose
icrriiory.
Chinese
Eastern
Railway
question.
STABBING
CASE
GOINGSOUTHON
PRINCE
RUPERT
Three
Filipino
Arrested
and
J
Charged
With
Assault
on
,
Japanese
j
there
was
no
longer
any
uxe
endeavor-tag
to
aettle
the
differences
In
com
'nuttee
or
in
group.
The
despatch
added
that
the
Soviet
intends
to
occunv
'
t!ZJ:Je'.p:
Harbin
and
hold
that
city
pending
settlement
of
the
toe
rest
ox
the
work
ot
th
wnwrrace
wj
oe
aone
oy
pnvsie
in
NEW
FLYING
BOAT
COMES
Fokker
Machine
Delivered
From
f
Vancouver
to
Swanson
Bay
I
by
Major
MacLaren
Pilot
Walter
E
Gilbert
left
here
about
6
o'clock
Swanson
Bay
t
!,.DY
SUPERINTENDENT
AND
.SECRETARY
.WILL
iy.
wm
an
AlasLa
B'lHI.
UlllfSJIIll
be
Jolired
Um
AreMe
"
.
mien
navuigF
a
iuv
-
i,
.
.,
.11
was
Fall
High
School
Course
is
Now
to
be
Given
by
Mail
by
The
Department
ot
Education
VICTORIA,
Aug.
22.
British
Clumbia's
educational
ck
.
last
evening
for
advantages
are
being
extended
to
the
boy
and
girl
of
high
ir
in
the
Western
Can-
school
age
and
qualifications
on
the
frontiers
of
provincial
and
tsTxpyectedy
backherVa?
settlement.
When
the
scholastic
term
opens
next
month
in
a
new
Fokker
flying
boat
which
throughout
British
Columbia
there
will
be
inaugurated,
was
delivered
on
Tuesday
to
Swan-
f0r
the
first
time
in
Canada,
a
complete
high
school
course
son
Bay
by
Major
d.
R
MacUren.
b
.
correspondence
.
Announcement
.
to
this
effect
is
made
ma
ridge,
ox
ine
vefliern
,
-
-
Canada
Airways.
After
flying
by
Hon.
Joshua
Hinchliffe,
minister
of
education.
the
piano
a
far
as
Swanson
Bay,
Under
the
direction
of
Dr.
S.
J.
Willis,
superintendent
Major
MacLaren
haa
returned
by
of
education,
and
J.
W.
Gibson,
s
eamcrto
Vancouver.
officer
in
charge
of
the
new
de-
Coming
north
from
Vancouver
partment,
a
staff
of
educational
with
Major
aiacL-aren
was
airs,
experts
worked
during
the
summer
Gilbert,
who
Is
Joining
her
mis-
holidays
preparing
the
lessons
Dana
in
tne
nortn
ine
e
OKKer
coverinjr
the
ent,re
curriculum
of
r
r
high
school
stud'es.
These
les-
who
will
return
north
in
it.
After
8ons
have
been
completed
and
the
rarrvlncr
nut
anme
aurvev
and
machinery
for
the
operation
of
in-
ir
iioitKTH
transportation
work
at
Stewa
t
the
t
uction
by
correspondence
has
?
plane
will
proceed
to
the
Queen
been
enrolled
in
the
person
of
a
Charlotte
Islands
lo
engage
in
young
gin
at
wru
i
ab
ut
tN
face
and
neck.
nsner.'cs
pairui.
In
all
respects
the
courses
are
simila-
to
those
of
the
regular
higli
schools,
and
correspondence
pupils
have
similar
options
and
objectives.
They
may
choose
to
study
in
preparation
for
junior
matriculation,
entrance
to
normal
decided
to
extend
the
.
.
1
.
.
.
.
.
1
.
1.
.
AAitran.
n
.flVAp
.
Yi
I
(r
H
T
Vl
Dfll
fttlK-
i,Am
...
......
.1.
irv
aeieil
were
imuucra
oj
uro
vuai'vg
vv.
v-.
...D.-
Tariff
Increases
.or
bo,rd
aupport
a
move
for
an
appeal
ject8.
Australia
In
New
miles
north
Wfltwi,
.At.-;
some
Advarta"e
to
Great
dlsUnee
from
ths
PeskeataBe.
Hrr
th
proThieUl
grtvernment
for
am-
scores
0f
letlcrs
on
the
depart-
Britain
!
7
"
JFS
e-
bear
testimony
to
the
matW
rf
purchasing
of
gram
cpened.
Apparently
trouble
had
derel,
r,ff!,rH
22
The
Pd
with
the
motor
and
the
lady
had
""-""l
W
noP".
"""
f-'"
-
-
jumped
with
the
parachute
in
an
ef-
The
boara
aestcmaiea
mis
rnyuts
me
j
m
u
nc
-"""'
fnrt
to
her
life.
Mronev
R.N..
ooeratlns
room
super-
fine
fnthpr
wrltlnir
to
Mr.
J.
The
plane
was
seen
by
several
peop'e
Tlsor.
to
take
eharge
at
the
hospital
UanrreaveB.
officer
In
charge
of
e
nuoiiaiion
the
rjlan
wu
flvlns
st
thnut
s
Summary
American
73.000
pcunds,
8c
to
13.1c
snd
8c.
Canadian
34.600
pounds.
8c
to
IS.
2c
and
Be.
8c.
Coolldge,
Da
lw,
American
24.000.
Oold
and
8c.
Nordlo,
31.000.
Hoyal,
13.
lo
and
8c
Canadian
0.000.
Oold
Storagv,
12.7c
and
Storage,
12.70
'presumably
blown
up
and
burned
Melville,
n.ooo.
AUin.
12.8c
and
so
i
i.
.ni...,..fiUkrUn,
Cape
Spear,
i.bOO,
Booth.
13e
and
Be
the
elementary
courses,
last
week,
said,
in
part:
"Due
to
the
carefully
selected
studies
and
the
patient
manner
in
which
her
faults
were
detected
Inil
nrMirl
T
nm
flrmlv
con-
u
iiv.
vf.
........
----
,
vinced
that
our
daughter
got
far,
12.
7c
and
more
educational
value
from,
this;
'course
than
she
would
have
re
ceived
in
school.
.
.
.
An
in.i
"uZrtVnWht.
'!
spit.
,0.000.
Booth,
,5.2c
and,
elementary
The
deceased
was
49
years
of.
'age
and
a
native
of
Scotland.
He
;
had
lived
In
Prince
Rupert
for
sev-
nrfiAMi"i
Ti
Af
TMTi
cral
years,
and.
besides
following
AM
II
VII
Kill
WW
I
rked
at
one
time
lor
'
w
v
w
is
survived
by
a,
widow
and
three
child:en.
The,
15.
C.
Undertakers
have
charge
thn
funcral
vhicn
wiU
take
01
p.ritq
Ausr
22
Dieudonne
Cosie!Uthe
li'VlMn
SatUrday
attern0n-
takToff
untllomorrow
morning.
MINISTER
OF
PUBL'C
had
planned
h
round
the
world
He
urnnVP
TftMlMP
OnHM
trip
to
try
to
overtake
the
Graf:
WORKS
COMING
SOON
WIII
HBSO
IW
in-W
1UIS.
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Here
Shortly
lo
l.ook
into
Road
Situation
Hon.
N.
S.
Lougheed,
minister
of
public
works
for
the
province,
anhojunces
in
the
southern
press
that,
jie
Is
about
to
start
on
a
tour
of
inspection
of
northern-British
Columbia.
The
minister
Is
expected
to
come
to
Prince
Rupert
to
look
Into
the
local
highway
situation.
Pleading
guilty
befcre
Magistrate
Me-
JASPER,
Aug.
23.
round
results
In
the
Canadian
am-,b
,
and
,n
remote
ham,
ateur
golf
championship
follows:;""
1
.Vr.'.t
i
r
urcod
Frank
Thompson,
Toronto,
ie-!11
'
T,
7
,i
.i
L.
in
the
cities.
feated
Jim
Mountfield,
Edmon-ied
to
boys
and
girls
ton,
three
and
two.
.The
sturdy
pioneers
who
are
do-
Gordon
MacWilliams,
Calgary,
defeated
W.
K.
Lanman,
Columbus,
Ohio,
three
and
one.
Jack
Culhbert,
Edmonton,
de
feated
Cecil
Colville,
Vancouver,
two
dnd
one.
Fred
Hoblitzel,
Toronto,
defeat.
e'ir'J'.
D.
Frascr,
Vancouver,
two
and
one.
FreU
Woods,
Vancouver,
defeated
Don
Carrick,
Toronto,
at
the
thirty-seventh
hole.
Eddie
Head,
New
York,
defeated
M.
W.
Forrest,
Lowell,
Mass.,
on
the
thirty-ninth
hole.
D.
Clarke
Corkrari,
Nobla,
Pa.,
defeated
Norman
Scott,
Montreal,
to
of
having
liquor
"u
morning
a
charge
.
.
,
I
hite.
New
v
York,
do-Bentson,
in
the
abode
of
an
Indian.
Alfred
Gard,lner
was
fined
1300,
with
option
of
feated
.Sandy
weir.
Winnipeg,
three
months'
Imprisonment.
five
and
four.
(
ing
so
much
Id
develop
British;
Columbia
will
no
longer,
we
hope,
be
compelled
to
send
their
chil
school
education.
Scottish
Humor
imported
direct
from
the
Aberdeen
Joko
Factory
NOT
HAVIXO-
KNOKI'J
CHICAGO
HELD
GIANTS
DOWN
TO
TWO
RUNS
Manush
and
Schulte
Collided
When
Running
For
Fly
and
Were
Carried
From
Field
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
22.
Root
of
Chicago
easily
held
the
Giants
and
the
Cubs
pounded
three
pitchers
to
win
In
o
ur
1
fVin
ftnil
apnro
AllbND
t
JNrtlvtritt
school,
commercial
course,
or
for
being
nine
to
two-personal
development
and
gciier.il
Dudley
of
the
Brooklyn's
shut
culture.
The
options
extend
to
cut
St.
Louis
and
won
by
only
one
x&rZ
-
S
OrV:
.uWl.
In
regoUrl,
establish-
ronu
Kvres'
A.f-it'on
tf
BrttUh
ea
scnoois.
ccinmbia,
that
the
nurain;
staff
The
department
Philadelphia
took
the
fou-th
.
consecutive
game
from
Pittsburgh
supplies
me
n.nn,.i
hlf
hi,
o;i,
hnmpr
with
.houid
be
rented
..
wen
a,
well
U8ual
frce
texlbooks
and
provides,
si7to
the
sdtninitrtivn
-nd
at
these
.
...
.
.
...
.
...
"
on
lo
o
break
preaK
a
a
.
six
to
six
six
tie
ue
r-Kcemip
Miss
Jean
Harrison
U.N..
l"c
m
ine
iounn,
ana
a'
ne
ciose
tne
tij
Min-rintemsent.
ws
named
at
books
that
students
in
city
nign
wore
stood
ten
to
eight.
W
'
VkWx
snt!r.?
of
the
hospital
achoola
must
.buy.
.
..No
fees
are'
nnon
d
Cincinnati
split
a
board
toKtate
to
reprtnt
priree
rhnrired.
and
.lKe.
onlv
additional
double-header,
Boston
taking
the
as
11
the
pasjngr
are
aboard
mi.
Marn
nmii
-tWnx-rir
f
rair-
r.iprrt
o-ncrai
h
-p'.vi
t
the
annual
ctvresDandenca
DUDile
is
first.
a4
Me
arrangement,
are
com.,
banks,
cra.hr
u.
grist
'
JS
wiTrCuMt
In
In
the
American
taib.
!5
1
i
-
-vMn
-f
British
onuraM
and
lor
tne
postage-on
lessons
sent
in
e-t,,,H
nr
I
PHOE7MX.
Art..
Lt
22.--Miss
B.C.
Hospitals'
Ass"'stin
for
wrrettion.
UMAff
ld
raMln
vnnnlnir
fnr
fo?V
A
WlMPEG
SAFELV"pjpj7gJT;JJ
doll,
who
has
accompanied
him
all
!
WITH
BRITISH
sUcHinOrawejiw:
th
wctncrTs
air
d
sin
who
won
her
wins
at
Fairbanks,
"snvtd
a
delegate
to
M
flvlne
with
her
brother.
Jce
Cr"Ksen.
Hartals'
She
also
flew
ss
ir-nllot
with
League
Man-
St.
Louis
col-
flv
find
w.rp
n'
ihu
imtiitTii
cuimuvu
rvr
toam
won.
fioweviT.
.
.
eanventicn
.
It
wHi
be
the
aucteu
corresponnence
courses
in
netrolt
plied
up
unrteeji
runs
ktt
first
time
the
local
hospital
has
sent
elementary
school
wo
k.
So
sue-
against
Boston,
while
their
op-
brother
frcm
Los
Anc!e
to.Ne'
York
tw0
"e
oonTentlon,
Ur.
CMSfuj
ftavc
Dccn
the
resfflts
that
ponents
got
only
two.
City
when
Scores
for
the
dAy
fellow:
National
League
Chicago
9,
New
rork
2.
St.
Lous
0.
B-ooklyn
1.
Pittsburgh
8,
Philadelphia
10.
Cincinnati
1-8,
Boston
7-7.
American
League
New
York
3,
Chicago
4.
Washington
1,
Cleveland
3.
Boston
2,
Detroit
13.
Philadelphia
5,
St.
Louis
7.
Alternative
Just
Now
The
hosptui
board
had.
before
last
night
a
set
of
plana
from
w.
BRITAIN
LENDS
4
nie
says
she
had
no
difficulty
in;
and
her
That
or
lu-gin
New
strueture
u
naastmr
her
entrance
exams,
lie;
ranked
well
up
In
her
class.
Various
systems
of
advanced
sZr
uTdZ
fehool
,
correspondence
courses
ADDITION
TO
THE
HOSPITAL
it
It.
Including
ihat
of
Australia,
were
SnrwMuTr
minutely
examined
and
the
best
.
m,
Oi400,
Xo
uu
MTt
0t
features
were
adapted
to
the
re
quirements
of
British
Columbia.
TVin
ovnorlsnro
crnlnpd
In
Ihp
SUC-
any
Increase
In
capacity,
there
would
also
have
to
be
additional
service
items,
MVm
Harrison,
Isdy
superlnten-
j
a
tti
.
n
.
.
...
dent
pointed
out
Icessful
operation
of
the
provincial!
Ttkln-
all
m'tter,
u,to
oonsiden-
school
courses
aided
tion.
Aid.
w.
is.
Brown
fslt
it
might
in
compiling
a
plan
of
Instruction
be
better
for
the
board
to
embark
upon
thit
that
will
Will,
it
It
is
IS
believed,
Deueveu,
prove
prove
to
luj8ectlon
th
tint
unU
a
ra'tbM
?
new
than
0BPlul
spend
sv
ia
be
highly
satisfactory.
'much
money
on
an
addition
to
the
"We
felt,"
said
Hon.
Joshua
old
building.
Hinchliffe
in
announcing
the
new
w
Afteherjou.
natter
ctlirses,
"that
similar
opportunl-
mltt
wport
on
tn.
mtlatA
tje
of
ties
should
be
made
available
to
building
a
glassed
in
venuuaa
for
the
IVia
anna
nnr!
fisll
irhters
of
the
men
benefit
of
patlenu
who
required
sun-
secondnd,Wr,n
r.Kum
The
ine
seconu
the
jand(
in
Bmaji
mining
and
lum-
dUlon-i
TOTHEWORLD
dren
away
from
nome
or
deny
,
,
them
the
advantages
of
a
high
Country
la
Greatest
Creditor
Na-
tion,
Having
Regained
Status
Since,
War
REGINA.
AUg.
22
Address
ing
t
lie
Canadian
Club
yesterday,
Rt.
Hon.
Winston
Churchill
stated
that
Great
Britain
had
regained
her
status
as
a
creditor
nation
of
I
Ihe
world
and
the
four
billion
pounds
sterling
of
foreign
Investments
which
Britain
had
at
the
!out
set
of
the
war
is
now
ex-
An
Abernonton
'(ttolected
to
the
re-
cc$?'
,
,
,
,,i,i'.
the
worlds
miction
of
tmiV
f.r'
from
l
i-2d.
to
"We
an-
today
id.
becsuiie
he
only
saved
a
penny
by
greatest
creditor
nation,
assert-walking,
ed
Mr.
Churchill.