TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Boston
Grill
Friday,
September
13
LARGE
CABARET
High
10:39
a.m.
15.1
ft.
Special
Dinner!
Ttiursdaji
and
Saturday
22:01
pjii.
18.6
ft.
panclng
Every
Saturday
Night,
9
to
12
Dane
Ilall
for
Hira
Low
349
a.m.
.
8.1
ft.
16:01
Aooommodatlont
for
Private
Partlea
p.m.
11.9
ft.
PHONK
457
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
Vol.
XX..
No.
212.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
SEPT.
12,
1929
ritlCE
FIVE
CENTS
ACTION
ON
LOCAL
WATER
DELAYED
BUT
EXPECTED
TO
BE
ADJUSTED
SOON
VICTORIA,
Sept.
12.
An
application
of
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Power
Company
for
a
water
licence
at
Falls
Riycr
for
the
purpose
of
supplying
power
to
Prince
Rupert
is
before
the
controller
of
water
rights,
Major
Macdonald.
Before
any
action
can
be
taken
on
the
app'ication,
further
particulars
have
to
be
filed.
Some
objection
has
been
raised
by
H.
L.
Edmonds,
rep-r.
jentintf
the
timber
owners,
who
desire
certain
assur-
ancc
In
regard
to
the
moving
out
FISH
BOAT
.
frovindal
Po'lce
Asked
to
Search
Tor
Chasm
No.
3
Hound
For
Lagoon
Day
VANCOUVER.
8cpt.
12:
The
pnilnrlal
poWce
have
been
asked
to
carch
coa-.t
waters
for
th
fi
i
-n
vncl
"Chasm
No.
3,"
owned
by
the
Marine
Transport,
rn
nf
North
Vancouver,
which
I
has
been
missing
with
Capt
Chri,
Brrc
nnd
wo
iisncrmcn
since
irff.
the
Frascr
River
on
August
M
for
Lagoon
Bay
cannery,
Queen
C!.:ir!o?tc
Islands.
It
is
presumed
that
the
vessel
experienced
engine
trouble
and
Is
icing
repaired
In
some
Isolated
pure
VANCOUVER,
ScpL
12:
Th
'
i"k
boit
Chasm
No,
3,
overdue
t
LriTjon
Bay
cannery.
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
arrived
nt
t.s
'
nation
this
morning,
aeeord-;i
ti
word
received
here
today.
WINS
RACE
WITHDEATH
fOot
Gilbert
Delivers
Injured
Mining
Engineer
Safely
to
Vancouver
V'.'TO!?VFR
Sept.
12Com4wfW
Avjpre
dismissed
by
Magistrate
;.
,;ri'
a
1000-mile
air
race
with
fMcCIymont
In
city
police
court
i
a
western
Canada
Airways
:vn!j
boat
piloted
by
Walter
E.
G'ibert
arrived
In
Vancouver
last
r!i
with
H.
C.
Hughes,
supcrln-"r.drnt
of
for
the
Consolidated
Mtn-m
fi
Smelting
Co.
on
the
Emcr
lid
mine
at
OoUa
Lake,
who
was
seriously
mauled
by
a
grizzly
bear
roar
Burns
Lake
last
week.
Infection
made
Hughes'
removal
np
'.irv
He
spent
a
Rood
night
mi
thre
was
a
slight
Improvement
this
morning.
Successful
Tea
and
Sale
Is
Held
Function
Given
By
Fifth
and
Sixth
Avenue
Groups
of
Tres-bvterian
ladles'
Aid
A
vrry
successful
tea
was
given
T"
'.tfrctay
afternoon
by
the
Fifth
nd
Sixth
Avenue
groups
of
the
Pre
bytnrtan
Ladles'
Aid
In
the
Clnr.:h
Hall.
Mrs
d.
C
Stuart,
president
of
hs
aid
rm'Hvrvl
thi
miosta.
Mrs.
Millar
vas
cencral
convener
as
assisted
by
Mesdames
Bremrtcr,
Rcld,
Fuller,
McNaugh-N
and
Munro.
Mrs.
D.
McD.
"untnr
and
Mrs.
B.
Dalgarno
poured
and
Mrs.
J.
Simpson
was
1
:tnrcn
of
the
home
cooking.
A
delightful
musical
program
rendered
by
Mrs.
J.
H.
Me-'it'
Mr..
J.
Waugh,
Mrs.
E.
V11"!
rind
Miss
M.
Macdonald.
Ac
ampanlsts
were
Mrs.
J.
Black
nd
Mrs.
c
C.
Cullcn.
WHALER
GRANT
TO
DOCK
HERE
Coming
Today
From
Naden
Harbor
to
deceive
Repairs
to
Damaged
Tail
Shaft
The
local
dry
dock
has
been
ftd-A
'wa
that
the
whaler
Grant
is
due
"'fe
todav
to
eo
nn
dock
for
rc-
Jal"
to
a
damaged
tall
shaft.
The
"i
left
Naden
Harbor
last
night
jof
Prince
Rupert
In
tow
of
one
of
Consolidated
Whaling
Corpora-'ona
other
boaU.
She
should
be
ftCfe
by
this
afternoon.
'
"
i
ail
w
i
ii
VANCOUVEIt
WHEAT
Vancouver.
Rent
12-
Whrovt
tori-tlUotcd
on
local
exchange
of
timber
in
the
event
of
dams
be
lng
constructed
by
the
power
com
pany,
but
thia
appears
to
have
been
"ww.j
innvM
ij
ktll,
tnu
b
ICO
this
respect
Is
anticipated.
FIRST
HUDSON
BAY
GRAIN
OFF
TODAY
WINNIPEG,
Sept.
12:
Packed
in
a
thousand
tiny
canvas
sacks,
one
ton
of
prairie
wheat
Is
scheduled
to
be
shipped
today
to
Enp-
land
from
Fort
Churchill
on
tnc
Hudson
nay
steamer
Un-
gava.
It
is
the
first
grain
to
no
exported
through
Hudson
Bay.
Will
Argue
On
Appeals
Friday
Validity
nf
Actions
Against
J.
Dahl-berg
and
F.
Bruno
to
Be
Settled
Tomorrow
4
There
will
be
argument
In
county
court
before.
Judge
F.
Men.
Young
tomorrow
morning
on
grounds
for
appeals
that
have
been
entered
by
the
prosecution
in
the
cases
of
J.
Dahlberg
and
Peter
Bruno,
both
of
some
time
ago
on
charges
of
keep
lng
liquor
for
sale.
If
the
validity
the
appeals
Is
sustained,
dates
for
their
hearing
will
then
be
set.
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Director
of
Bank
Is
Now
Member
of
Board
of
Royal
Bank
of
Canada
MONTREAL,
Sept.
12:
It
is
announced
that
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
nresident
of
the
Canadian
Notional
rtnllwavs.
has
been
ap
riblntefl
dlreivr
of
the
Royal
Uahk
of
Canada.
MUSSOLINI
EASING
UP
Ita.n
Dictator
Relinquishes
Seven
of
Eight
Fascist
Cabinet
Posts
ROME.
Sept.
12.
Benito
Mus
sollnl.
Italian
dictator,
today
re
linquished
seven
of
the
eight
cabinet
posts
lie
holds
In
the
Italian
Fnwist
aovernment.
He
remains
nnd
minister
of
the
in
tcrior.
which
Is
the
most
important
cabinet
post.
BOAT
OVERDUE
SEATTLE,
Sept.
12:-The
cannery
vessel
Grlazly
from
the
north
Is
ovcrduchcre.
Ontario
Election
r.M
iir'-vTlir,AviL'
liext
monin
Dale
Is
Set
For
October
31
With
Nominations
Week
l.arucr
Iindon
Paper
Hears
t
amham
rint.
Serjt
12:
The
Free
Press'
statea
today
that
thedUkd
hop
In
the
flight
from
Mos-
Ontarlo
general
ele"0"
w0,u.!,cow
to
Nsw
York
will
be
Petropav-k
h.M
rn
netobr
31
with
me..
.....
.,
,...
nominations
a
week
earlier.
J
CHILD
IS
KIDNAPPED
Billy
Sherman,
Aged
5,
of
This
City,
Alleged
Removed
by
Mother's
Family
at
Seattle
SEATTLE,
Sept.
12.
A
small
black
coupe
believed
to
be
carrying
Billy
Sherman,
five
years
old,
al
legedly
kidnapped
here
yesterday,
la
being
sought
by
the
police
and
by
Immigration
officers
at
the
Canadian
border.
The
boy
disappeared
while
returning
from
kinder-
artan
trt
the
home
of
his
aunt
Mrs.
WJllltm
Morrish.
she
told
th-
pollce.
The
child,
in
SeatUe
on
a
visit
was
placed
in
the
custody
of
Mr.;
Morrish's
mother,
Mrs.
William
Sherman
of
Prlnco
Rupert,
by
or-
ler
of
a
Canadian
court
followin"
iiio
separation
of
.his
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tom
Sherman,
neatly
two
years
ago.
Mrs.
Morrish
said
that
an
elderly
lady,
whom
she
did
not
know,
appeared
at
her
home
and
thrust
into
her
hand
a
note,
reading:
"Wc
have
taken
Bill
and
gone."
The
note
was
signed
"Mrs.
Lancaster."'
This
woman,
Mrs.
Morrish
said,
was
the
child's
maternal
'
grandmother
living
In
Revelstokc.
New
Supreme
Court
Judges
Appointed
Charles
fiarrow
of
Torontwand
William
Patterson
of
Mont
real
Are
'Elevated'
'
OTTAWA.
Sept.
12.
Charles
otfK.OtrrmiiS.
hSS
been"
appointed
a
judge
of
the
supreme
court
of
Ontario.
William
Patterson,
K.C.,
be
comes
a
Judge
of
the'
supreme'
court
of
Quebec.
...
,,
.
United
States
On
Disarmament
American
Position
Redefined
So
a;
Accord
May
Be
Reached
With
England
WASHINGTON.
Sept.
12
Revi
sion
of
United
States'
position
on
disarmament
facilitating
an
agree
ment
with
Great
Britain
and
bringing
such
accord
very
near
Is
believed
to
have
resulted
from
a
rotracted
series
of
conferences
between
President
Hoover.
Secre
tary
Stlmson,
Secretary
Adams
and
the
general
board
of
the
navy.
Secretary
Stlmson
announced
today.
A
communication
on
naVal
dlsarma-nent
has
been
despatched
to
Ambassador
Dawes.
DEVELOPMENTS
ARE
EXPECTED
Important
News
on
Disarmament
Negotiations
Due
Within
Forty-eight
Hours
LONDON,
Sept.
12.
Highly
Important
developments
In
the
Anglo-American
disarmament
negotiations
are
expected
here
within
48
hours,
according
to
well-informed
circles.
RUSSIAN
ACE
ON
WAY
HERE
Plane
"Land
of
Soviets"
Making
Progress
on
Moscow-New
York
Flight
vVik61oayevsk
-
on
-
Amur,
Siberia,
Sept.
12.
Equipped
with
pontoons
for
her
trans-Paclflc
flight
to
the
United
States,
the
airplane
"Land
of
Soviets,"
piloted
by
the
Russian
ace,
Shcstanov,
landed
at
this
far
Siberian
city
on
the
Tar-
I
tar
Straits
today.
The
next
sche-
lovlsk,
Kamchatka.
BRITAIN!
WILLING
Government
SendsJ
Note
to
Russia
SuggcslingTRrsnmp-
tion
of
Relations
LONDON,.
Septl
12The
British
governmenttoday
sent
to
the
Norwegian
government
for
transmission
to
jhc
Russian
government
a
note
expressing
the
view
that
the
tune
had
arrived
when
it
was
desirable
to
resume
conversations
interrupted
several
months
ago
in
re;anl
to
resumption
of
commercial
and
diplomatic
relationship
between
F.ruland
and
the
Soviet
Republic.
1
MOREDOUKS
IN
TROUBLE
mm.
li"y-Mnc
k-1
SaskaW
c..u.i,J,.
Sons
b.
of
Freedom
Sent
to
Jail
I
CANORA.
fter.k..
feept.
ia
Ninety-six
members
r
lh
Hons.
of
Freedom
DoMVhobors
sJ'mt
nn-jc:taea
to
think
that
the
King
dcr
guard
last
nicht
nd
SI
were!
government
will
leave
the
qucs--entrnceH
n
six
-non
hs
in
thi'.u-jn
of
election
undecided
as
long
Prince
Albert
Jail
as
a
result
of
as
poosib'.c.
It
has
been
polnteo
a
nude
parade
near
mikado
"es-'out
thai
there
are
questions
tcrday.
Othnrs.
hoys
and
tln-rhteh
rcny
within
some
months
'r
o
ho
hand'Hl
ov
t.a
thi,have
eflcct
upon
the
polltloU
'hlld
Welfare
Bureaa
at
TVn-r,
rituatlon.
Among
these
Is
th
Albert.
Tie
parade
nmr
Mivadi.
HawtrySmoot
tarllf
revision
of
mr-
the
first
sinr.f
that
staged
at'
the
United
States.,
not
yet
put
In-"outh
Flnran.
U"
followed
the
ar
tn
effv.t.
Hfst
of
eltht
Doukht'bo'
leors.
,
nrv
which
r.t'rm'Sfl
the
hrldee
Lji.
Kamrvir
1t
FrJdav
arc
t
b'
oispcrsra
Dy
ine
wounwa
ronce
Rlnre
then
they
hajc
been
wan-
irrins
alonr
iti
highway
sleen-ni
out
nlehts
by
th
road.
On
Monda?
they
started
sf
rnar-ii
on
fSancr?
hnt
leijdjrlriee
fallen.
Of
-the
50
-adnTTlnrf
ctrstody:
34
iw
women
Thy
all
pleaded
guilty
of
indecent
exposure.
Two
other
women
and
23
men
were
ar
rested
nn
vagrancy
charges,
DANGERTO
CHILDREN
Accident
Avenue
.In
Traffic
Thoroughfare
on
SS?
s,x,h.
Feared
Miss
E.
A.
Mercer,
principal
of
rionth
Memorial
School,
again
brought
to
the
attention
of
the
school
board
last
nignt
tno
nan-
gers
from
auiomoDiie
iramc
which
children
attending
her
school
arc
compelled
to
face
In
travelling
on
the
narrow
roadway
of
Sixth
Avenue
between
McBrlde
Street
and
Hays
Cove
Circle
where
there
is
no
sidewalk.
Hardly
a
day
passed,
Miss
Mercer
said,
hut.
some
child
or
children
did
not
have
escape
from
hurt
which
made
one
shudder.
She
feared
that
some
accident
might
happen,
particularly
around
the
busy
noon
hour
when
there
was
much
traf
fic
over
the
street
crowded
with
rhllrtrrn.
Miss
Mercer
made
a
plea
tnat
something
be
done
to
remedy
the
situation.
If
the
city
was
not
In
a
position
to
put
in
a
proper
walk,
perhaps
something
In
the
nature
of
a
temporary
expedient
might
be
provided.
As
a
last
resort,
the
'feet,
mlaht
be
rlosed
to
vehlcu-lar
traffic
at
certain
danger
periods.
Chairman
McMeekln
stated
that
the
board
had
cxhfusted
every
means
at
Its
comand
to
urge
upon
the
city
the
danger
of
the
situation.
Premier
Macdonald
Sails
On
Sept.
28
To
Visit
United
States
to
Have
Discussion
With
President
I
Hoover
I)NDON.
Sept.
12:
It
was
of-!
flclallv
announced
this
afternoon'
that
Premier
Macdonald
would
sail
for
the
United
States
on
Sep
tember
23
to
discuss
tnc
matter
or
disarmament
with
President
Hoover.
Rochester
Cinches
International
Flag
TORONTO.
Sent.
12.
Rochester
inh
v
rnt.mtinnni
Tjhdiia
pennant
v.VrrfVv
yesterday
bv
by
dunlin
defeating
Toronto
5
tn
0.
ELECTION
15
MONTHS
Hon,
Robert
Forkc
Does
Not
Antl
cipate
Federal
Contest
-
.
Within
Year
WINNIPEG.
Sept.
12
"A
general
election
In
Canada
will
probably
be
held
within
the
next
fifteen
months,
said
Hon.
Robert
Forkc
here
yesterday.
He
said
he
felt
quite
sure
an
appeal
would
not
be
made
within
a
year.
;
"Stricter
examination
of
lmml-
grants
would
be
put
into
force
in
the
future
by
his
department,
Mr.
Forkc
declared.
In
addressing
the
Wlnntpcg
Liberal
Association
He
expressed
his
Intention
of
cutting
out
some
of
the
assisted
lmmlgra-
noil,
which
jiau
preyiuusi;
uccu
.
extended.
I
WINNIPEO,
Sept.
12:
The
didiou
made
yesterday
at
Win
nlpcg
by
Minister
of
Immigration
Forkc
that
a
general
election
would
probably
be
held
wlthh
the
next
15
months
has
been
ta
kcn
a'1
explanation
of
personai
opinion.
It
has
been
point-d
out
that,
there
Is
no
statc-
mcnt.
from
the
government
re.
;arding
the
date
or
election.
Political
ocrvers
here
arc
in
TORONTO;
STOCKS
(McCtfrcry.
Olbbon
tt
OoUftrt,
tld.)
Amulet,
3S,
3.27.
Falconbrldge.
9.75.
10.00.
Holllngcr.
5.85.
Hudson
Bay.
i7i5rl7.75.,ThreIIw1rrdMor-
Soviet
CI
t-
International
Nickel,
54.45.
54.95
lAkrrhore.
22.50,
23.00.
Mining
Corporation.
4.05,
4.15.
Nlplsslng.
2.35,
2.40.-Noranda
CI.
00.
p2.25.
Ahana.
1.73.
1.75.
Sherrl.tT
Gordon.
7.05.
7.15.
Sudb.iryl
Basin.
8.25.
8.30.
Trrdtfell
Ynl
on.
selling
at
9.00.
Ventures.
7.15,
7.25.
Home
Oil.
19.80,
19.85.-:
Teck
Hughes.
5.90.
5.95.
Missing
Pilot
Is
Now
Found
Atiator
C.
F.
Mews
Lived
On
Ber-
ries
for
Two
Weeks
In
Northern
Wilds
THE
PAS,
Man.,
Sept.
12
C.
F.
Mews,
northern
air
mine
exploration
pilot,
missing
for
nearly
three
weeks
In
northern
Manitoba,
was
found
alive
and
well
by
a
fellow
-pilot
last
night,
V.
Patrldge.
Mews
lived
on
berries
and
felt
no
111
effects.
WEATHER
REPORT
Prince
Rupert
Foggy,
calm,
temneraturc.
53.
Port
Simpson
-Foggy,
calm,
59.
Haysport
Cloudy,
cairn,
ou.
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
58.
Rosswood
Clear,
calm.
54.
Alyansh
Part
cloudy,
windy,
58.
Alice
Arm
Showery.
ca.m.
38.
Anyox
Cloudy,
calm,
50.
Stewart
Cloudy,
south
wind.
51
Hazelton
Part
cloudy,
calm.
60
Smlthers
Part
cloudy,
calm,
60.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
53.
Vanderhoof
Cloudy,
calm.
68.
Qucsncl
Part
cloudy,
calm.
Eichth
Cabin-Cloudy,
calm.
Atlln
Cloudy,
southeast
wind,
55.
Whltchorsc
Cloudy,
south
wjnd,
52.
L.
D.TAYLOR
WAS
HERE
Havlnc
fulfilled
a
hope
he
has
cherished
since
the
days
of
'"98"
I
;
to
visit
the
famous
mining
camp
of
Dawson
and
the
creeks
of
the.
!Klondyke,
Ex-Mayor
Louls
D.
Taylor
of
Vancouver
was
In
Prince.!
board
the
steamer
Princess
Louise
returning
to
Vancouver.
WILLINGDON
IS
63
OTTAWA.
Sept.
12:
Viscount
Wllllngdon.
Governor
Oeneral
of
Canada
obserVcd
hU
sixty-third,
birthday
quietly
today.
Holding
of
Imperial
Trade
Conference
in
Dominion
Is
Urged
by
Commerce
Chamber
EDMONTON,
Sept.
12.
A
resolution
endoHn-r
the
holdinp
of
a
conference
of
commercial
and
industrial
lead-ms
of
the
Empire
and
authorizing
the
appointment
of
a
:nmmittcc
to
take
such
steps
as
may
be
necessary
to
brine:
'out
the
conference
with
the
Dominion
government
and
ther
interested
bodies
was
passed
unanimously
bv
the
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
convention
yesterday,
ne
re.soution
was
hai'ed
by
the
convention
as
the
most
,mnnrtanl
..,
vet
t-ton
bv
the
-
-
-
-
-
,J(yi
furthcrlng
Empire
Rt.
Hon.
L.
C.
M.
S.
Amery.
a
vis-
itor
at
the
ccnventtorii
that
usJnM3
men
aIone
could
fully
.
lllM
lne
dlffIcuitles
of
building
up
.in
Empire.
The
problems
to
be
faced
Included
those
of
differing
conditions,
wages
and,
in
Tact,
a
commonwealth
was
not
n
iini!lc
political
unit.
It
was
neces-
ary
to
show
that
any
step
was
not
mly
good
for
the
Empire
as
a.
vholc,
but
for
partners
Indlvldu-
illy.
A
politician
would
either
:
tones
to
cmch
the
American
ignore
the
difficulties
and
his
League
pennant
following
thetr
de-hemes
break
down,
or
he
would
feat
cf
Chicago
White
Sox
yester-allze
the
immensity
of
the
prob-
i
day.
A
like
number
of
victories
are
oms
and
refuse
to
act.
Buslniss
;
icn
alone
could
see
the
whole
slt-tation
and
present
policies
which
jolltlcal
men
could
safely
follow.
"The
country
to
the
south
Is
but
mere
Indication
of
what
we
can
build
un.
Our
resources
are
In
finitely
greater
and
our
ability
no
less,"
Mr.
Amery
said.
China
Interns
Russ
Citizens
irens
Captured
During
Forty-
eight
Hours
in
Manchuria
OARBINN,
Manchuria,
Sept.
12.
Chinese
Manchurlan
authorities
during
the
forty-eight
hours
ending
at
midnight
had
completed
the
irrests
of
three
hundred
more
So-rlet
Russian
citizens.
All
were
Interned.
MUKDEN.
Sept.
12:
A
Chinese
official
communique
today
stated
Uiat
fighting
had
been
resumed
this
morning
at
Pogranlchnaya
and
the
Russian
forces
had
been
repulsed.
It
was
stated.
PtlORE
BRITISH
COMING
HERE
Total
For
Four
Months
This
Year
41,051
As
Against
27,982
Last
Year
OTTAWA.
Sent
12:
That
there
has
been
an
advance
In
British
Immigration
to
Canada
In
recent
months
Is
shown
In
figures
pub-
isned
dv
tnc
Department
oi
im
migration.
In
four
months
ending
July
31.
British
Immigration
to-!
tolled
41.C54
as
against
27.982
In1
the
corresponding
period
last
year.
DOUKSlF
JAILN0W
Arrived
at
Okalla
Safely
Yester-day
Afternoon,
Chanting
Strange
Religious
Songs
VANCOUVER.
Sept.
12:
Chanting
wlcrd
Russian
songs
of
their
religion,
104
men
and
women.
members
of
the
Sons
of
Freedom
sect
of
the
Doukhobors,
arrived
from
Nelson
yesterday
afternoon
on
a
special
train
and
were
de
trained
near
New
Westminster
nnrl
tnfcm
tn
DVnlln
1
All
where,
they
will
begin
serving
sentences'
of
six
months'
imprisonment
for,
Seven
children
accompanying
i
the
party
will
be
placed
In
schoolJ
i
Jl
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
League
Division
"1
Arsenal
3,
Manchester
City
2.
Evcrton
1,
Leeds
United
1.
Manchester
United
2.
Leicester
City
1.
Portsmouth
1,
Orlmsby
Town
1.
English
League
"suc
""
Division
2
Bristol
City
2.
Swansea
Town
I
Chelsea
2,
Barrisley
0.
ATHLETICS
SAFE
NOW
Almost
Sure
to
Cinch
American
Ha;;
Likewise
Chicago
'In
National
NEW
YORK,
Sept.
12,
Philadelphia
Athlctlss
need
but
four
vie-
neeaea
Dy
t-rucago
uucs
in
ins
Na-
lonal
League,
who
beat
Philadelphia.
Chuck
Kllen
and
Hack
Wilson
each
hit
their
thirty-eighth
homers
remaining
in
tie
for
the
National
leadership.
New
York
Giants
opened
up
their
batUe
for
second
place
by
taking
a
double-header
from
the
Pittsburgh
Pirates.
'Yesterdays
scores:
'
v
National
League
,
New
Yorh
2-10,
Plltsbufgfi
1-5.
"
Brooklyn
2.
Cincinnati
4,
Philadelphia
tzChkazi
uasiorr
ii:
American
League
St.
Louis
6,
New
York
0.
Detroit
7,
Boston
8.
Chicago
4,
Philadelphia
7.
Cleveland
2,
Washington
5.
DROWNED
ON
WEST
COAST
Capt.
John
Roydell
Lost
Ills
Life
In
Barkley
Sound
When
Forced
to
Jump
From
Fire
VANCOUVER.
Sent.
12:
Cant.
fJohn
Boydell
of
Victoria,
owner
and
operator
of
the
speedboat
"Sally
No.
1,"
was
drowned
in
Barkley
Sound
on
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
on
Tuesday
afternoon
when
his
vessel
toos
(ire
and
he
was
forced
to
jump
into
the
water.
ISLAND
SUIT
IS
DISMISSED
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
McDonald
Finds
District
Men
Have
No
Claim
to
(Juarry
.VANCOUVER,
Sept.
12.
Litigation
Involving
Haddington
Island
quarry,
which
has
been
before
the
British
Columbia
courts
and
the
Judicial
committee
of
the
privy
council
for
twenty
years,
advanced
another
stage
yesterday
when
Justice
D.
A.
McDonald,
in
supreme
court,
handed
down
Judgment
dismissing
an
action
of
claimants
to
the
property.
Suit
was
prosecuted
by
heirs
of
Aldeft
Woey
Hujon,
:
a
Henry
Hudge
and
Samuel
Gray,.
who
owned
Haddington
Island
thirty-six
years
ago
when
they
mortgaged
it
for
$35,000.
p.,
PI-
VOmmtCiai
LmSS.
lf
anual
Training
Depts.
Congested
At
the
conclusion
of
regular
business
last
night,
the
school
board
discussed
reports
of
congestion
In
the
commercial
and
manual
training
departments
that
had
been
presented.
It
was
decided
that
nothing
In
the
way
of
putting
pn
extra
teachers
wguld
be
done
for
the
meantime
i
aHeast
n
t
I