wan's
seventh
legislature
opened
with
a
storm.
Motions
and
amendments
on
the
opening
day
swej)t
across
the
floor
in
a
manner
unknown
to
the
oldest
poMtical
obser-
i
ai-
-
:
mi
if
n
vers
01
me
province,
me
uame
ior
supremacy
is
sua
on.
After
the
election
of
the
speaker
and
reading
of
the
address,
Premier
Gardiner
moved
the
immediate
consideration
of
the
speech
from
the
throne.
Immediately,
Dr.
Anderson,
leader
of
the
Conservatives,
Progressives
and
Independents,
moved
a
vote
for
want
of
confidence
in
the
government,
and,
after
the
speaker
ruled.
thQ
motion
in
order,
the
debate
began
and
is
continuing.
OSHAWA
WINS
I
TERRACE
TRADE
LACROSSE
CUPiBOARD
MEETING
Debated
New
in
Second
Westminster
2
to
Game
Yesterday
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Sept.
5.
Scoring
the
winning
goal
50
sec
onds
after
the
start
of
the
period,
the
General
Motors
of
Canada
outscored
the
Salmon
Bellies
2
to
1
for
the
second
straight
victory
championship,
here
yesterday.
Well
Known
Native
of
Kincdlith
"Dies
Ute
James
G,
Robinson
Was
Mem
ber
of
Village
Council
and
'
Honorary
President
of
Senior
Society
Edward
Robinson,
and
nephew,
Ed
die
Haines.
The
funeral
will
take
place
WEATHER
FOR
YEAR
BETTER
This
In
Spite
of
Toor
Summer;
Rainfall
Slightly
Down
and
Sunshine
Slightly
Up
In
cpltc
of
the
unfavorable
summer
the
fine
spring
Prince
Rupert
nad
13
still
keeping
the
weather
egrctrate
here
for
the
year
ahead
or
1328
Even
the
noor
Aueust
did
Jt
drag
it
down.
A
weather
summary
for
the
first
Usht
months
of
this
year
shows
thai:
there
has
been
a
total
of
910.1
noun
of
sunshlnp.
us
eomnarcd
lth
908.5
hours
last
year.
Rainfall
so
(ar
this
year
has
now
reached
total
of
44.82
inches,
as
against
48
inches
in
the
first
eight
months
of
1928,
During
August
this
year
there
M
U8.7
hours
of
sunshine
and
an
even
ccven
Inches
of
rain,
as
compared
with
122.5
hours
and
3.37
nencs
in
the
same
month
last
last
year
Extravagant
Story
Published
In
East
t,"
""Voratlon
of
Canada
ou
d
Rulld
Electric
Railway
to
Peace,
Yarn
Says
iA
"eastern
publication
Is
repor-
here
to
have
published
a
Mil1;.1
startling
story
lately
to
the
of
nat
th0
rower
Corporation
V
Ca
Una
fin
rtlnnnAl
rt
Rnn!l!ct.rlc
railway
from
Prince
"upert
to
the
Peace
River.
tuch
.a.s,can
be
learned
from
officials
of
the
corporation
nothinl
available
here,
there
Is
"oining
to,
the
yarn.
Many
Matters
Taken
Up
At
Gath.
ering
In
Interior
Town
Tuesday
TERRACE.
Sent.
5:
In
the
ab-
Isence
of
the
president,
O.
T.
Sun-
third
i
aaI
vice-president
of
the
Terrace
uuaiu
at
xraae,
presiaea
over
me
council
fmeeting
on
Tuesday
evening.
Aitlvity
In
connection
with
the
wd
captured
the
Mann
Cup,
em-!eang
oui
oi
ine
uopper
itiver
w,
...
.v,
rt1
t:'
,
,
trail
was
reported,
following
a
re-
quest
mad
to
the
department
at
the
last
meeting.
The
secretary
reported
that
the
fisheries
department
had
requested
that
arrangements
be
made
rates
to
attend
the
board
of
trades
convention,
was
voiced.
It
was
reit
tnat
Terrace
naa
seni
a
snlendld
delegation.
TORONTO
STOCKS
(McCffry.
aiM
OolUrt.
Ltd.)
Amulet.
2.58,
2.60.
Mandy.
48,
50.
Faleonbridge.
10.35.
10.40.
tTnUlnaor
S.IS
-
G.Oft
International
Nickel.
54.30.
54.50.
Lakeshon,
22.85,
23.00.
Mining
Corporation,
4.10,
4.25.
MPtntvre,
14
40.
Nil.
Nlplsslng,
2.20,
2.25.
Noranda.
64.55.
64.90.
Abana
1.83,
1.85.
Rhrrltt
Oordon.
7.10,
7.15.
Treadwell,
srlline
at
9.55.
Ventures.
7
25.
7.30.
Home
Oil.
23.00.
23.50.
Tcck
Hughes,
5.65,
5.70.
OLD
CQUNTRY
FOOTBALL
yesterday's
).
.11
Scores
tfJiHTiii
Leaeuc.
Division
.
1
Blrml'righanr'4,
westham
United
w..
rnniv
a
Aston
Villa
0.
ii
l"'vZ"n
.
Portsmouth
1
Liverpool
3.
Huddersfleld
Town
'
Manchester
City
.3,
Aenal
1.
Mlddlesboro
3,
Sheffield
United
l:"
Newcastle
United'
5,
Blackburn
Rovers
1.
English
League,
Division
2
Bradford
5,
Nottingham
Forest
'
Reading
3,
.Wolverhampton
Wanderers
1.
City
Engineer,
$30,962.
WEATHER
REPORT
3&
l
Death
List
Heavy
In
Manila
Typhoon
Sixty-one
Persons
Lost
Their
Lives
in
Tremendous
Storm
on
Monday
MANILA,
Sept.
5.
Last
reports
today
placed
the
death
toll
from
a
typhoon
which
raked
Luzon
Island
on
Monday
at
sixty-one.
Eleven
children
were
killed
when
a
bridge'.
on
which
they
were
standing
watching
fishermen
collapsed.
Aid.
Prudhomme
Host
at
Dinner
Fair
Board
President
Gave
Party
Last
Night
to
Members
of
Board
and
Entertainers
Ald.
A.
J.
Prudhomme,
president
of
the
Northern
British
Columbia
Agricultural
it
Industrial
Association,
was
host
at
a
dinner
and
dance
last
night
in
the
Boston
Hall
as
a
culmination
to
the
successful
holding
of
this
year's
exhibition.
There
were
about
thirty
persons
present,
guests
of
honor
being
members
of
the
fair
board
and
their
wives,
Immediate
Past
President
M.
P.
McCaffery
and
Miss
My-fanwy
Campbell
and
her
dancing
girls.
made
a
brief
speech
appropriate
to
the
occasion.
William
Sherman
Jr.
vice-president,
of
the
fair
board,
also
spoke..
The
only
toasts
were
those
to
the
Kin?
and
'to
Aid.
Prudhomme.
.!
.'
';
-
v
After
the
dinner
dancing
was
enjoyed.
-
the
Lakelse
Hatchery,
to
meet
the!
I
Irvrtv
I
rnnvle
fboard
of-
ttade--,
and,
explain
trierClCI
-Uina
Clv
Department's
action
In
Dlaclne
a
j
clow
season
on
trout
in
Lakelse
I
Lake
and
its
tributary
waters.
Following
Mr.
Hearn's
return
from
!
the
south,
a
special
meeting
of
the
council
will
be
held
for
this
purpose.
Following
discussion.
It
was
ag-
,recd
to
ask
the
public
works
en-
on
Tuesday
tlneer
to
do
some
very
necessary
01
mis
week
of
James
O.
Robinson,
,
.,.,,,,
anH
miiunw
well
known
native
of
Klncollth.
He:
operation-
being
carried
on
in
m
fifty-nine
years
of
age
and
a
that
district.
member
of
the
Klncollth
village
An
expression
of
appreciation
of
council,
as
well
as
hnnorarv
nresl-
I
me
eiioris
maae
oy
ine
iocai
aeie-
dent
of
the
Klncollth
Senior
Society
His
estate
is
left
to
his
son,
Sidewalk
Work
t
H.
City
Council
Takes,
This
Because
Tenders
Merc
Course
Far
Reference
to
renewed
activity,
The
original
estimate
was
made
by
being
manifested
in
the
opening
,
lne
f0rmer
city
engineer.
un
01
ine
TCKwa-oopper
iuw
fhrpA
tnrfra
9,
fn!.
mlninir
area
was
made
and
unanlmouslv
agreed
that
was)
the,
lows:
Above
Orljinal
EstlmaU
Because
all
thfe'lencferi
exceeded
by
a
considerable
amount
the
estimates
provided
In
the
local
improvement
bylaws
covering
the
work,
the
city
council,
in
special
meeting,
last
night,
decided
to
have
new
bylaws
prepared
covering
concrete
sidewalk
construction
on
four
pieces
of
downtown
streets.
hoard
shouW
support
the
opening,
Tony
Christian,
$23,834.90.
up
or
he
Kiumaai
lanas
Dy
pres-
v.
Basso-Bert,
$27,532.20.
Ring
tnc
government
to
ao
an
in
its
power
to
assist
the
industrial
efforts
promised
there.
It
wan
decided
to
ask
the
commissioners
to
institute
another
clenn-un
dav
around
town.
After
a
heated
discussion,
a
ryitlon,
asking
the
commtaalon
to
consider
the
matter
of
Instituting
a
herd
'aw.
was
passed.
A
vote
of
thanks
was
passed
to
the
entertainment
committee
for
their
effort
in
making
the
dance
;
on
tne
nignt
or
uhdqt
uay
vne
tuecess
it
was.
Prince
Rupert
Foggy,
calm,
temperature,
54.
Terrace
Clear,
calm,
62.
Rosswood
Clear,
calm,
48.
Alyansh
Clear,
calm,
48.
.
Alice
Arm
Clear,
calm,
60.
Anyox
Clear,
calm,
58.
Stewart
Clear,
calm,
43.
Havsnnrt
Clear,
calm.
68.
Port
Simpson
Foggy,
calm,'
54.
Hazel
ton
Foggy.
55.
Smlthers
Clear,
calm,
48.
Burns
Lake
Clear,
calm,
50,
Vanderhoof
Clear,
calm,
50.
Quesnel
Clear,
calm,
55.
Eighth
Cabin
Clear,
calm.
Atlln
Clear,
calm.
49.
Whltehorse
Clear,
light
south
wind,
54.
Dawson
Cloudy,
calm,
50.
Carmacks
Part
clear,
south
wind,
50.
illG
LKACJUE
STANDINGS
National
League
'
.
.
W.
L.
Pet.
Chicago
87
42
T674
Pittsburgh
73
53
.579
New""York
67
60
.528
St.
Louis
62
04
.492
Brooklyn
60
68
.469
Philadelphia
57
72
.442
Cincinnati
54
74
.422
Boston
...50
77
.3?4
American
League
'
W.
L.
Pet.
Philadelphia
89
42
.679
New
York
75
53
.586
Cleveland
68
59
.535
St.
LOUlS
67
61
.523
Detroit
60
68
.469
Washington
59
70
.457
Chicago
51
77
.398
Boston
46
85
.351
Henry
Olbson,
who
has
been
(pending
the
summer
holidays
here
with
his
father,
Rev.
J.
B.
Olbson.
left
on
this
morning's
train
for
St,
Catherines'
Ont.,
where
he
will
resume
his
studies
at
Ridley
College.
CANADIAN!
BAR
ASSN.
Would
Make
Judicial
Appoint
mento
Non-political;
Uniform
Company,
Liquor'
and
Traffic
Acts
QUEBEC,
Sept.
5.-An
attempt
to
change
the
method
of
judicial
appointments
making
them
non-
political,
a
uniform
company
law
and
standard
liquorvt.rafflc
acts
for
the
various
provinces
of
the
Dominion
were
the'
main
legal
changes
suggested
to
members
of
the
Canadian
Bar
Association
today
in
the
presidential
address
of
Hon.
Wallace
Ne.Jbit&iKX
pi
Toronto.
President
Ncspltt
expressed
the
conviction
that,
both
hi$h
and
jounty
courts
were'
over-staffed
with
Judges.
Halibut
Landings
For
August
Here
Total
For
Month
This
Year
Slightly
Less
Than
It
V
In
1928
Halibut
landings
at
this
port
TOMORROW'S
TIDES
Boston
Grill
Friday,
September
(
mm
LARGE
CABABET
High
3:02
a.r
11.3
ft.
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
15:10
p.m.
1
ft.
Dancing
Evrrj
Saturday
Night,
9
to
U
Dance
Hall
for
Hire
9:15
am.
Low
Accommodation
tot
Private
Partite
21:42
p.m.
s
i.
"
'
I1IONE
437
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISn
,
COLOMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
VOL
Aw
,v"
rlUNCE
RUPERT,
TIIURS
DAV,
SEPTEMBER
5,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CRVTH
STORMY
SASKATCHt
WAN
LEGISLATURE
DEBATES
NON-CONFIDENCE
VOTE
Battle
For
Political
Supremacy
in
Prairie
Province
Now
On
Between
Liberals
and
Conservatives
REGINA.
Sept.
5.
The
first
session
of
the
Saskatche
MISTAKEN
FOR
BEARjJS
SHOT
Aged
East
Robson
.Farmer
Killed
Last
Night
by
Neighbor's
Son
.
NELSON,
Sept.
5.
Mistaken
In
the
evening
gloom
for
a
bear
as
he
was
stooping
over
a
garden
pulling
weeds,
John
Irwin,
aged
84,
rancher
at
East
Robson,
was
fatally
shot
last
night
by
Edgar
Webster
son
of
his
nearest
neighbor.
Provincial
Police
District
Changes
Several
Officers
In
Northern
B.C.
.
Division
Are
Transferred
Divisional
headquarters
of
the
provincial
police
here
announce
the
following
transfers:
Constable
A.
J.
Pomeroy
of
Stewart
to
Pouce
Coupe,
Peace
River
district
headquarters,
taking
the
place
of
Constable
Lewis,
resigned.
Constable
O.
H.
Soles,
from
Prince
George
city
detachment
to
Glscome
in
charge.
Constable
Oray,
from
Rivers
Inlet
to
Prince
George
City.:
L.
C.
.T.ohs.
construction
mana
ger
for
the
Power
Corporation
or
during
the
month
of
August
1929,
Canada,
who
has
been
here
!f
or
I
aggregated
3.034,000
pounds
as
j
the
past
two
weeks
getting
the!
against
3,500,000
pounds
In
the
'local
hydroelectric
power
develop-1
same
month
last
year.
The
August
ment
protect
actually
under
way,
lanHfncra
rnnlctnH
.
r1
)
llfl
Afn
.11
nnn
4Ul
.
t
tiuuuuuuuc
uioiuvu
aitu
riounas
American
m
limit.
ana
Prtnrn
rhar
M
tnr
Vanmmwr
934,000
pounds
Canadian.
1
route
to
Montreal.
Universal
Desire
For
Peace
Will
Aid
Solution
of
Naval
GENEVA,
Sept
5.
The
tremendous
desire
for
Peace
shared
by
ninety-five
per
cent
of
all
peoples
on
earth
will
lenable
President
Hoover
of
thej
pnffjcl,
States
and
the
British
prime
minister
to
solve
thcna-val
power
problem,
Rt.
Hon
.
J
.
Ramsay
Macdonald
said
at
a
League
of
Nations
hinchcon
here
today.
He
added
his
conviction
that
no
consideration
of
national
interests
would
dominate
them
or
cause
them
to
risk
failure.
"Wc
have
our,
difficulties,
to
be
stire,
and
there
arc
things
intricate
in
character
to.bc
settled,
but
the
will
of
tlic
people
is
niare
powerful
than
all
else
and
in
the
end
it
must
be
the
last
word,"
the
British
premier
HOMERS
ARE
UNAVAILING
Lowlv
Braves
Tounccd
on
New
York
Giants
Yesterday:
Cubs
and
Cardinals
Split
Double-Header
NEW
"YORK.
Sent.
.5:
Homers
by
Llndstrom,
Hogan
and
Ott
fall-
otl
to
bring
victory
to
tne
new
York
Olants
yeUcrday
and
five
Pitchers,
called
out
by
Manager
John
McOraw
were
unavailing
against
the
attack
of
the
lowly
Boston
Braves.
Brooklyn
RoMns
won
both
halves
of
a
double-header
against
the
Phillies.
Cincinnati
Reds
nosed
out
Pitts
burgh
Pirates,
scoring
all
their
runs
In
the
third
inning.
Hack
Wilson
got
this
thirty.
slh
homer
in
the
first
St.
Louis
Chicago
eame.
Odeen
of
the
Car
Jlnalsheld
the
Cubs
to
four
1fr.
while
Tils
mates
got
10
and
vie
Yesterday's
scores:
National
League
Boston
,
New
York
7.
noklyn
4-9,
Philadelphia
3-7.
Pittsburgh
4,
Cincinnati
5.
Chicago
8-8,
St.
Louis
14-3.
American
League
'
Washington-1.
Boston
5.:
St.
Louis
7,
Chicago
2.4
Cleveland
7,
Detroit
X
-v
w
American
McKlnlcy,
51,000
pounds,
Booth
FIxhprlM
13
Sc.
and
8c.
Liberty.
49,000
pounds,
Royal
Fisheries,
14.4c
ana
sc.
Portlock.
40,000
pounds,
Cold
Storage,
13.2c
and
8c.
Canadian
E.
Llpsett,
8,000
pounds,
Cold
Storage.
15c
and
8c.
Rose
Spit.
5,500
pounds,
"15.1c
and
10c1.1
en:
Power
Question
Macdonald
MASSETT
AGAIN
PACKING
CLAMS
Langara
Cannery
Also
Tutting
Up
Salmon;
Massctt
Canners
About
To
Open
Up
The
Langara
Fishing
Is
Packing
Co.
resumed
clam
canning
this
week
in
its
cannery
at
.New
Mas-
sett,
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
The
plant
is
also
putting
up
fall
brands
of
salmon.
The
Massett
canners
are
prepar
ing
to
open
their
cannery
at
Old
Massett
to
pack
salmon.
There
will
be
only
the
two
can
neries
operating
this
year
in
Massett
Inlet.
THREE
HUNDRED
ON
PEACE
TRIP
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
Delegates
Left
Edmonton
This
Afternoon
EDMONTON,
Sept.
5
Three
spe
cial
grains
.carrying
three
hundred
Canadian
Chamber
of
Commerce
delegates
left
this
afternoon
for
the
Peace
River
district
to
view
at
close
hand
the
newest
section
of
Canada's
great
grain
growing
country.
The
delegates
were
Joined
last
night
by
eighty
members
from
British
Columbia,
who
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
a
special
train.
Prince
Rupert
delegates
arrived
here
this
morning
and
proceeded
nprth,
Jn,
the
excursion.
Situation
in
Palestine
Grave
Again
With
Fresh
Disorders
in
Various
Parts;
Arabs
Incited
JERUSALEM,
Sept.
5.
Moslem
Arabs
throughout
the
Holy
Land
and
bordering
states
are
being
ca'led
upon
by
highly
inflammatory
propaganda
to
revolt
and
move
against
the
government
of
Palestine.
Floods
of
this
propaganda
material
are
said
here
today
to
have
emanated
I
from
Jaffa,
Haifa,
Egypt,
Damascus,
Beirut
and
Aleppo.
I
One
proclamation
circulated
among
the
Arabs
heralded
A
Fighters'
Holy
War"
and
called
upon
a'l
Arabs
to
help
j
the
iiiaarcnis
in
Palestine.
LONDON,
Sept.
5:
The
situation
in
Palestine
continues
to
be
'
grave
In
communities
where
no
.roops
have
been
sent,
according
I
to
advices
received
by
the
Ex-;hange
Telegraph
from
Cairo.
Airplanes
have
killed
and
wounded
a
number
of
tribesman
at,
.Nablus.
Large
bodies
of
Ncjo
tribesmen1
are
reported
to
be
approaching
Palestine.
STOCK
QUOTATIONS
'i.Vwrteav
R
D.
Johnston
Co.)
Bayvlew,
2Vz
3.
Big
Missouri,
1.15,
1.17.
Cork
Province.
9,
10.
Cotton
Belt,
Nil,
48.
Dunwell,
13,
16.
George
Copper,
5.50,
5.75.
Georgia
River,
35,
Nil.
rm'-wida,
70.
72.
Grandview,
35,
35
y;
Independence,
Nil,
8.
Mines.
Nil.
6.
Inter.
Coal
St
Coke,
33.
35.
Kootenay
Florence.
13
V.
14.
K"4enav
King,
36,
38.
Lucky
Jim,
Nil,
9V4-Mohawk,
3,
3V..
Morton
Woolse-.
4Vi
5.
Marmot
River
Gold;
NIL-4.
Marmot
Metals,
3
V'?.
Nil.
National
Silver,
l2Vi.
13.
No"3le
Five.
57.
58.
Oregon
Copper,
20,
22.
Pend
Oreille.
5.00
5.30.
'
Premier
1.72.
1.74.
Reeves
Macdonald,
1.68,
1.71.
Rufns-Arsenta.
17.
18.
Ruth-Hope.
25.
3ft.
Silver
Crest.
8V4,
8&.
Silverado
Cons..
70,
79.
PUversmlth.
8.
NIL
fitocan
King,
3,
6.
Snowflake..40.
40.
.
P-'hlooh.
Ua.
Nil..''
,
.
.
Topley
RlchtlMd.
1.
It
Trtrte
Mines
.71
m-
r,
Woodbine,
Nii,
4.,
.,
,
0-rriTe
Enterprise,.
25,30.
Bluebird,
NU,
9.
Oils
Advance.
1.50.
Nil.
A.
P.
Consolidated.
433,
4.37.
Calmont.
4
70.
4.75.
n'mont.
4.70,
4.76.
Fabvan
Pt
tO,,
20.
Home.
2255.
23.00.
Morrury.
1.04.
1.05.
Dallas.
2.85.
2.95.
Frhnld.
1.86.
158.
Hargal,
l.T.
1.93.
T--r
Vallev
1.00,
Nil.
TTiUod.
118.
1.20.
Sorting
Pacific.
2.12,
2.14.
PLANE
CRASH
NEW
MEXICO
nic
"nl"'
stitu
Air
Liner
Feared
Down
With
F.lht
Persons
On
Board
tor
ANOKI.KS.
Sept.
5:
A
re-norf.
thak
t.b
wf.k
th
n'T
nn.wnier
monnnlane
"Htv
nf
San
Frnnetyn
"
vHh.
'eieht
bodies
on
wobH,
bnrt
hn
found
In
the
ris't.
of
Nw
Mexico,
was
announced
todav
by
officials
of
the
Transcontinental
Air
Transport
h
erroneous.
erroneous.
Former
Local
Boy
Is
Shot
and
Killed
Mistaken
For
Deer
Edward
Peck,
22-year-old
son
of
Airplanes
have
repulsed
Arab
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harvey
L.
Peck,
for-
forces
endeavoring
to
attack
Tl-
.ner
residents
of
Prince
Rupert,
elleved
to
be
heavy.
died
In
Ventura
Hospital,
Los
Angeles,
recenUy
from
Injuries
sustained
through
being
shot
through
the
thighs
by
a
companion
who
mistook
him
for
a
deer
while
hunt
ing.
Both
parents
gave
of
their
blood
for
transfusion
purposes,
but
this
proved
ineffectual
in
saving
the
youth's
life.
Edward
Peck,
who
lived
here
as
a
boy
and
attended
Prince
Rupert
schools,
was
law
student
in
Los
Angeles.
His
parents
will
have
the
sympathy
of
many
local
friends
in
their
deep
bereavement.
ANYOXjBALL
GAMES
HERE
Slight
Change
In
Time
of
Visit
Next
Week;
Elks
Party
Coming
j
Owing
to
change,
in
boat
sche-'
dule,
the
Anyox
Elks'
-party
coming
here
for
a
baseball
series
and
fra-j
ternal
visit
with
local
Brother
Bills
I
next
week
will
reach
Prince
Rup-'ert
next
Thursday
evening
from
the
smelter
town
aboard
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
instead
of
Tuesday
morning
aboard
the
Catala
as
was
originally
planned.
The
visitors
will
sail
the
Sunday
evening
fol
lowing
on
the
Catala
on
their
return
home.
It
is
being
arranged
to
play
base
ball
games
on
Friday
and
Saturday.
Anyox
Is
bringing
down
an
all-
star
team
not
necessarily
consist
ing
of
Elks'
players.
The
local
team
will
be
selected
from
amon$
members
of
the
Elks'
lodge.
Irrespective
of
which
city
league
team
they
may
play
for.
The,
best
series
of
ball
games
here
this
season
is
expected
to
be
played.
Was
Awaiting
Trial;
Passes
William
McDonald,
General
Manager
Manufacturers'
Finance
Corporation,
Succumbs
Suddenly
TORONTO,
Sept.
5:
William
McDonald,
secretary
and
general
manager
of
the
Manufacturers'
Corporation,
who
was
at
liberty
on
$100,000
bail
awatyng
trial
on
criminal
charges
involving
the
failure
of
the
company,
died
suddenly
this
morning.
He
was
charged
with
theft
under
false
pretenses
of
half
a
million
dollars.
-n
T
T
f
P
"i
Relatives
of
those
on
board
I
I
V
(nntlArr
i-ere
advised
last
night
of
thfi
V.
U.
U.
VJallllCll
Hr.4tv
of
,hp
nMwnws
on
the
I
utrpnh
of
h,
rfnort.
th"k
the
nUn
bnH
been
found
hut.
after
a
thor-
Back
to
Ketchikan
nuh
search
hid
ben
made
by
.
.
TnHlans.
thrv
were
merelv
noM-
...
ri
,
.
lt
.
,
m
that
the
plane
was
still
mis-
uAn
days
Vs"
1
1.
,J
sjnT
which
officers
and
men
seemed
to
Ti
nlin.
which
was
flylnir
thoroughly
enjoy,
the
U.
8.
S.
Gan-
been
missing
for
nett,
naval
,
tutt
bxdghuqiItji
'
n
n
electrical
storm.:
navy
amphibian
planes
operating
Thprp
wre
five
passeneers.
In-
in
survey
work
out
of
Ketchikan,
rltid'ng
on
woman,
and
.three
sailed
last
evening
at
8
o'clock
on
members
of
the
crew
oh
the
plane-
ner
return
north.
VANCOUVER
WHEAT
VANCOUVER.
Rent.
.V
WhMt
was
nnnt.H
rn
the
local
exchange
today
at
$1.4714.
Morih
fH
Clair.
Indian,
was
'lnrt
$15
with
oot.lon
of
15
davs,
)w,nr'onment.
bv
Magistrate
Mc-Clvrrnt
'n
eU.v
nollcft
court
this
morning
for
drunkenness.
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
Aberdeen
Joke
from
the
Factory
Phrases
one
never
hears
In
Aberdeen:
"Allow
me!"
"What's
yours?"
,ii3
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