TOMORROW'S
TIDES
,
Boston
Grill
Friday,
August
16
,
LARGE
CAMAKF.T
High
11:51
a.m.
15.5
ft.
(Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
23:09
p.m.
17.9
ft.
.
4
Si
Dancing
Every
Saturday
Night,
9
to
12
Dance
Hall
lor
Hire
Low
5:28
a.m.
G.G
ft.
17:23
p.m.
10.9
ft.
Accommodation
to'r
Private
Parties
'J
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
rilONE
437
Vol.
XX.,
No.
189.
PRINCE'
RUl'ERT,
B.C,
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
15,
1929
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
Pattullo
Urges
South
Better
Understanding
Northern
Problems
VICTORIA,
Aug.
15.
T.
D.
Pattullo,
M.L.A.
for
prince
Rupert,
leaves
tonight
for
Prince
Rupert
and
other
northern
points.
While
jad
to
note
the
continuous
development
of
northern
British
Columbia,
the
opposition
leader
said:
"Rightly
or
wrongly,
the
general
feeling
persists
in
the
north
that
the
southern
portion
of
the
province
ha3
not
been
sufficiently
sympathetic
toward
the
problems
and
aspirations
of
the
north.
There
is?
no
doubt
that
development
which
has
been
going
on
in
the
north
has
been
.an
important
factor
In
the
.pros
NORTH
BEACH
!
IS
ATTRACTION
GRAHAM
ISLAND
yakiMiM-rnian
Ha
Mprnt
Holidays
UeU
and
Enjoyed
It
Very
Much
r.--,-ud
with
the
poMlbtlltim
cf
Gn;..m
Wand
and
much
pleased
at1
tit:
decided
to
apend
his
holiday
:r
E
Walter.
one
of
the
editor
't
(he
Vancouver
Province
arrived
'
ta
t
(i
,m
Maaaett
this
morning
on
1
v
hack,
to
Vanoouver.
I
Mi
Walter
drove
tor
30
mile
over)
Se
r.anl
north
beech
In
k
ear
and
ist,
1
.--
one
of
the
moat
Interesting
i'j
.re
lie
know.
It
oen
be
reached
(r
m
Ma'eett
In
about
20
minute
,
v.:-
a
v
"1
road
and
li
a
most
In-
j
If
a"
i
:
I'Uoe
It
Is
frera
this
bee.h
i
!c
i-onceotrate
oame
whMi
wtre
clipped
to
Prince
Rupert
thl
Bi'Tr
"n
the
steamer.
;
Mr
Walter
flatted
the
Keemlas
anTh.
nstiorfrv
farm
wh
hue
there
b.-."j,-f:T"
back
aomHmpiea
of
the
fine
lie
uys
Mr.
KermiM
wtu
be
!-,.!
ig
-ranberrtea
this
year,
and
scv
there
should
be
a
larjV
rrT
five
ivt
irm
Ly
Uie
school
board
last
night
at
a
cost
of
$990.
Smith
and
Mai-Tear
ttt's
tender
for
the
same
work
I'
take
aeveral
yesra
for
the
wa,
jU(,
$20
more,
$1010.
to
mature
but
this
look
like
a
p
i
Andtrson
reported
on
'i!
Tcnture.
W
n.
r.-
people
do
not
take
their
'
f
'tie
Queen
Charlotte.
Mr.
Wi::ca
aucut
underaland.
AERIAL
SURVEY
HIGHWAY
ROUTE
Final
KrrniialManre
Irom
Air
Made
La.H
Ktenlng
lly
I'uhlle
Works
Knglnrrr
u
i
vantage
of
a
brief
break-i
'i
rcoent
cloudy
weather.
W
district
engineer
1or
the
i
department
of
public
of
tr
i
''ic
air
about
an
hour
and
niMiniea
on
a
W
extern
Oanada
;
une.
piloted
by
W.
E.
Oil-i-'
evening
to
complete
the
t:.dl
rm.naiananc
for
a
route
for
l!
t
Bkc
in
River
Highway.
The
trip
'
":lc
about
AO
mllea
Inland
In
f!
''
verify
certain
photograph
It)
lei
uii
.h
had
been
taken
In
pre-
K
i
rc
fllghte
will
be
neceaaary
uifcs
further
Information
la
re-1
!
't
the
department.
Mr.
Owyer
'
I
morning.
He
was
unable
to
'
'
m
v
detaiu
of
hU
findings
'"
;"-mi,ic
route
at
thla
time.
"TAILS"
REPLACE
TUXEDO
AS
FORMAL
APPAREL
11
"i
'
a'
popularity
la
relegating
''
'ixUo
to
a
permanent
done
of
bills
Already
IU
absence
at
m
i
;ifftra
u
dlatlnctly
noticeable,
Jdlng
to
Helen
Hathaway,
author-
"n
munneni,
m
this
wrek"B
laaue
'
i
Vrh-
MaesiUna
Khv'wrttea:
.
Cl'thf
for
everv
occasion
are
nvore
inrormal,
save
for
this
oufaUridlng
?'''''
"
nien
now
wear
"talK
for
1
n't...rs
The
tuxedo
la
on
the
.';C
Tl.
MnkAlii
I.
.Imnlr
It
bc
m
too
popular.
doog
not
mean
that
'the
well
-nron,
j,
a
dinner
Jacket,
but
only
appointmenu.
Hence
ueav)
,f,'"'")''1
ra
'talla'
on
formal
parade
t
tho
dead
line
of
six
o'clock."
Forking
overtime
"'
in
ur
father
isn't
working
more?"
IV1
nw,
ho
got
bounced
from
;
Brewery
where
he
wns."
)(nat
for?"
paving
late
to
take
stock."
wntrcai
Star.
perity
existing
in
southern
Ii.C.
Mr.
Pattullo
urged
the
businessmen
and
public
bodies
of
southern
B.
C,
to
cultivate
the
feeling
in
the
minds
of
the
north
that
the
south
views
the
northern
problems
with
every
concern
and
consideration.
"As
matters
have
been
for
some
time,
many
sensible
men
in
the
north
seriously
discuss
the
forming
of
a
new
province
in
the
north.
This
is
not
a
healthy
situation
and
the
south
with
a
larger
population
should
endeavor
to
cultivate
a
better
understanding.
NEW
WORK
AT
HIGH
SCHOOL
Walk
to
Front
Door
to
Re
Removed
to
Allow
of
Making
Playground
The
contract
Tor
plumbing
at
the
hleh
school
which
will
pro
vide
for
the
heating
of
the
annex
nd
other
extensions
and
replace-
'the
work
being
done
at
the
high
school.
It
was
decided
to
do
away
with
the
walk
to
the
front
uoor
of
the
school,
in
order
to
make
a
playground
there,
but
to
have
the
entrance
from
the
side
with
an
eight-foot
walk
along
the
whole
length
of
he
building.
Some
filling
was
also
necessary.
The
total,
he
estimated,
would
amount
'o
about
$&lo
over
ana
auove
hj
$1500
he
had
given
previously
for
that
building.
Their
estimate
to
the
council
had
been
$2000.
SHORTWAVEAT
SAN
FRANCISCO
15:
-
A
new.
SAN
FHANC1RCO
.-.ut
short
wave
intercom"!".""
to
bo
opened
Avuat
m
y
"
broedcaatmg
from
tn
civic
turn.
Thta
aUUon
la
asaoci.u
the
General
Blestrlc
atatlon
Kuu
ana
of
the
radio
es-
opens
at
the
time
hrMtlon
a
tnat
piacw.
,
Nine
countries
already
nave
"
u-uched
by
WSXN
In
a
wlea
of
experimental
ttata
on
a
5,000-watt
la
boratory
transmitter,
one-elgntn
oi
"
power
which
the
station
wju
All
World
May
He'
Oeremonlea
attending
the
opening
of
WSXN
will
be
oroaacaai
as
"
KOO
and
WOY
and
iw
anorv
w
;,ua
.WIXAP
and
W.XAD.
at
Schenectady.
On
account
ot
the
auper
.
h.hinrf
thae
aUtlona.
a
new
i.
.xoaetNl
to
be
eeuriianao
,
in
the
number
.
tmmm
ol
countries
reached
in
a
aingie
will
be
audience
A
world-wide
brought
to
KOO.
the
big
Oakland
.
nt
the
General
Electric
mpan.;
which
la
o
supply
W6X.t
with
Mi
ot
i
tTua.-'.-"
with
the
installation
of
WSXN,
the
'
...i
aneeirlc
Crmpany
gives
the
Ps!lflr
C-t
Its
moat
important
short
v.
station.
It
0a
a-nm
P,.vWiH,
i.n.Lh
of
23.
36
nww.r.
-r
innoo
watts.
And
la
to
bs
apsraUxi
,k
iniuetlon
of
J
Cran-
rodent
vtc.-pd.nt
of
the
Company
at
Ban
General
Electric
Fra
nelson.
t!imi
iiiiknk
niKs
ana
IS:
Lord
llorho
or
of
the
commander
e'tlrkoke.
famous
....
..
.
.rmn
in
France
in
1918,
at
the
Battle
or
im
o........
-
.uddnly
W4neday
white
.UootU
on
He
was
68
Scotland.
his
!
in
years
of
e.
of
the
New
manager
E.
P.
Dixon,
vrk
branch
of
the
i;iimii"
dbld
Storage
Co
i
paying
a
Vlalt
to
He
nr-
...
.ia.
n
nnmnanv
btulnesa
"ed
on
yterny
.nnooJ.
train
and
will
salt
at
th.
eitd
of
the
week
for
Vancouver
pn
route
east.
j
KING
HOLDS
A
PRIVY
COUNCIL
LONDON,
Aug.
IB.
The
Daily
News
says
this
morning
that
the
King's
doctors
advised
him
to
return
to
the
seaside
at
Bognor
for
further
recuperation
instead
of
going
to
Sandring-ham.
However,
it
Is
officially
denied
at
Buckingham
Palace
that
the
King
would
return
to
Hognor,
but
proceed
to
Sandringham
shortly.
His
Majesty
held
a
privy
council
today,
the
first
since
his
recent
operation.
GIVEN
A
LIFT
IN
CAR,
KILLED
IN
ACCIDENT
NELSON.
Aug.
15.
One
man,
S.
l'eftecost
of
Indiana,
is
in
the
hospital,
and
another
man,
un-
identified,
was
drowned
in
the
Kootenay
River
at
Taghum,
when
J
the
former's
car
crashed
down
a
...
,
o
...v
v
picked
up
and
given
a
lift
by
l'eftecost.
HAD
FINE
VISIT
SMELTER
TOYNO
e
.
j
Brother
Bills
ot
the
nHt5r
town
,
rrt
unstinted
in
their
efforu
to
i
make
the
vuit
of
local
Elks
to
.nyo
this
week
a
pleasant
one.
it
la
repot-.
ted
to
by
the
tho
Prince
Prince
Rupert
Rupert
lodte
loage
men
who
returned
home
this
morntnt.
In
addition
to
the
two
basebaU
game,
there
was
a
banquet
on
Monday
waning
and
a
dance
on
Tuaeday
night
In
hoaor
of
the
vtaltors.
The
ball
game
were
keenly
cento
tod
affairs,
particu
larly
Um
aseond
one.
an
errorteae
match,
which
the
ameiter
town
won
by
a
aoort
of
a
to
1.
Prince
Rupert
w
the
tint
game.
vo
i
CONCENTRATES
FROM
MASSETT
Miljuiimt
HI"K
Mnde
I'rotn
Oprrallona
on
lUark
.sanilt
of
l(we
!ll
Thla
morning
the
Prince
Charles
brought
in
over
100
aacka
of
gold
concentrates
from
Mamctt.
Tale
wa
the
outfrut
of
the
Mack
aand
operations
at
Roae
Spit
which
haa
been
going
on
there
for
some
time
pant.
The
eotteratratea
are
being
shipped
to
California
for
f-irthir
treatment
and
If
the
result
are
g"od
the
Industry
will
beooM
an
established
one.
A
number
ot
efforts
have
been
made
at
different
times
to
take
gold
from
the
black
aanda
but
an
far
nrrte
have
been
aucceaaful
owlns'
to
the
coat
of
operation
PRETTY
WEDDING
AT
MASSETT
I
Ml
f;Mi
Jnnm
Herouira
llrlde
of
llubrrt
Adama
n
.Saturday
MAeJWXT.
Aug.
l:-St.
John'a
Chunh
at
Maawtt
wm
taatefully
decorated
with
a
profusion
of
beautiful
summer
flowers
for
the
marriage
Saturday
afternoon
of
Mlaa
Elate
Jonea.
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jonea
of
Vancouver,
to
Hubert
Adams
of
Bromley.
Kent,
England.
The
groom
was
wiPtiorted
toy
Ian
rcaraon.
Olveu
In
marriage
by
her
brother-in-law.
Constable
Andy
Grant,
the
bride
was
a
pretty
picture
in
a
lovely
gown
of
blue
silk,
with
Martha
Wath-l
gton
oolUr.
carrying
a
beautiful
bouquet
of
Island
roaea.
Her
only
at-tor.
dan
L
MJaa
Ilene
Dunn,
chose
an
i
itaH
frivk
of
risffadl.
silk
witn
yellow
hat.
while
her
flowers
were,
pute
ere
understood
to
have
been
THE
HAGUE,
Aug.
15.
The!
acreed
urxm
although
rpnmun.
AiHrlilah
rlplpcn
t
inn
Vina
marlo
tatives
of
both
aids
were
atiu
!
f
oonicmng
late
tprugnt.
There
Is
.
1
t?Z!TJLlht
m"U
reopen
1
tag
next
Mcnt",,
1
'
MANUAL
WORK
FOR
STUDENTS
HIGH
SCHOOL
Matler
i)ilcus.Hcd
at
Meeting
of
Schoo,
oard
t
N,
ht
T.
.,
,,i
..ii
for
SirtTcliooT
was
the
chief
-ii..
wn-
rJ
f.nm
pp;-
p.-
who
hao
charge
of
the
work
here.!
asking
if
it
was
the
Intention
of
the
board
to
appoint
an
assistant,
:
as
he
was
laying
out
the
course:
for
the
season.
He
snoVe
of
the
advantages
of
sucii
a
course
to
high
school
lads.
H.
Hartnofls,
principal
of
high
school,
wlio
was
p
esent
t
te
meeting,
explafned
that
un-
der
the
nresent
plans
If
the
girls
went
to
'lorac?tic
science
classes
It
would
be
better
for
the
boys
to
0
to
manJg
training.
He
sug-
estod
,hat
u
bc
neCeary
lo
drop
drop
the
tne
work
worK
tor
tor
Oracle
orane
A
a
through
lack
of
accommodation,
The
work
was
-Ight
in
line
with
miwlurn
in.urp
and
mnre
useful
to
many
of
them
perhshs
than
Latin,
gell,
divisional
commandej:,
and
Trustee
GilchrisJ
said
there
was
Adjutant
William
Kerf,
lodaj.oth-n
move
on
foot
to
have
lady
mandant.
teaehers
In
the
school
tpi'h
sewing.
This
mighVhelp
out
the
situation
if
applied
here.
After
some
discussion
it
was
decided
to
try
to
secure
a
part
time
teacher
who
might
take
up
instruction
on
iron
working
or
gai
engines
with
the
senior
boys.
PAPER
MILL
PLANNED
IN
NORTH
OF
ENGLAND
LONDON.
Aug.
15:
Unemployment
In
the
north
of
England
will
be
con-
alderablir
alleviated
by
a
aaononoo
enterprise
which
has
been
launched
-by
two
groups
of
national
ncwapapers.
,
The
scheme
provides
for
the
erection
of
a
newsprint
milt
on
the
banks
of
the
Manchester
Ship
Csnai.
The
-:
pany
which
naa
een
ormeo
Fifty
per
cent
of
tho
hsre
capital
haa
been
subecribed
by
the
sunaay
Pictorial,
the
Dally
Mirror,
Aaclated
Newspaper
Limited
and
Messrs
w.
V.
Bowater
and
Sana.
Limited.
while
tho.
other
SO
per
cent
has
been
found
by
the
Sundsy
Barrens,
the
Dally
EapreM
and
the
Evening
Standard.
Two
up-to-date
British
machines
will
be
tnstslled.
and
the
fire
years
output
will
be
about
60.000
tons
ot
newsprint.
The
promoters
Intend
to
add
two
more
machines
to
their
plant
I
and
later
another
two.
This
will
place
the
mill
among
the
foremost
newi
print
centres
In
the
world.
FIRE
GUTTED
AWAREHOUSE
mniriMPATTurn
A
I
VA
NLUUVm
.
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
15.
"
firo
early
this
morning
.
gutted
tne
i
il
ii
i
nil
warenouse
oi
me
iimmu
sweet
pea.
loss
amounting
to
!Mu,yoo.
-
The
oamnony
wa,
performed
by!de8
the
Ios9
0f
the
oil
company,
Co.
on
Beatty
Street,
causing
a
,
nfuf?
,!.U9
"'"
KV.M.i..
Rl.
pJ...??hm..!:mb.t
SVcvcral
otlicr
companies
using
Ihe
uTer3
.
rAion
"was
he.d
at"
the
rnrre
bout
so
gueau
were
e
en-
en.t
tertained
to
supper
which
was
catereJI
OFF
.MANCIIKHTr.lt
COTTON
STItIKE
CALLED
r
4
MANCHESTER,
Aug.
IS:
Terms
for
the
reference
to
arbl-
tratlon
of
the
cotton
wnrlrm'
A
'
"e
enure
uru
ur.Ko
iu,i
.
.
.
u?.
.11
smoke
for
three
hours,
,tereJthe
'
blftic
"
.
L'
from
r"
oil
'tr
.Vnt.
vats
1.
1
i
U
t
n
air
av
rnrMA
tr
rlon.
fir
by
Porter
Singer
of
the
queen'a.anu
ueen-a.and
an
an
Mai
explosion
"
Hotel,
Maasett.
Among
the
gueau
were
malting
tno
iiibr
caiiciuui
u.ui-n.
Walters
ot
Vancouver,
who
delighted
gerous
and
difficult,
eraryone
with
bh
speech.
Ian
Pearson,)
...
..
tie
best
man.
lived
up
to
his
title
and
HOMK
lillt
.
kept
things
Kolnj
with
a
awing
all
"ooodnei."
said
the.
young
mlaa
as
the
time.
(ryPff"A
1
JWi
TV
h
Inspected
Oranny's
.wedding
ring.
oaVlacd
whetf'ntfledtolibeywfflotUrid
J.vnt.
heavy,
unwloldy-
things
those
give
a
bachelor's
advice
to
the
happy
were
gg
yara
ago."
couple.
''Veg,
dear,"
said
Cranny,
"but
you
Later.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Adams
left
by
mlut
remember
that
In
my
day
they
automobile
for
a
honeymoon
at
the
wrf
miKle
to
last
a
lifetime."
Mon-summer
home
ot
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Dunn
treil
8ttri
at
White
Creek,
kindly
lent
to
them
for
the
oeoaalon.
.
Mra.
.
P.
Allison
U
a
paaaeuer
aboard
tlw
Prince
Charles
today
re-
HI
T
OI'RN
l.r.ns
OI'TKN
turning
to
Vancouver
after
making
the
Ladles'
handbag
are
now
made
Juat
mind
trip
to
Mavelt
liilet.
Iter
two
like
book.
And
there
are
bcoka
Juat'
sn,
who
eame
north,
with
her.
are
like
ladlea'
handbags
crammed
full
at
remaining
cn
the
Inlands
for
a
couple
rubbish.
liondon
Opinion.
jot
weeks.
BRITISH
FIRM
IN
DEMANDS
known
to
the
nations
participating!
r.
thi
rnnfprenrp
In
main
thu
young
plan
effective
that
its
ulti-
malum
still
stands
and
they
will
not
accept
the
Young
plan
with-
,'out
an
increased
share
of
German
(reparations.
WESTERN
CANADA
PLANE
OFF
TO
STEWART
TODAY
Te
w-ern
Canada
Airways
sea-
TLLZZfi
Fraser,
Skeena
arvl
Naas
the
aerial
reconaiane
of
the
Skrena
A
ne
report
on
the
Fraser
stated
:
River
Highway,
hopped
off
at
1U0
'hla
mrrnlng
for
8tewart
where
It
lias
some
surrey
flights
to
make.
From
Stewart
the
plan
will
proceed
to
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
to
engage
In
hrry
patr
.l
operations
for
a
few
eeka.
win
nvm
rnwr.a&w
vunuiuiuai
Hriga'Jier
and
Mrs.
Carter
to
Take
leading
Part
in
Hig
Native
(jEthcrinj
at
rort
Essington
Brigadier
and
Mrs.
Carter
will
arrive
in
the
city
f
om
WinniDex
on
tomorrow's
train
for
the
pur-
pose
of
attending
the
Salvation
Army
native
congress
which
will
be
held
at
the
end
of
this
week
at
Port
Essintrton
.
Briradier
Carter
will
reo'
esent
the
territorial
corn-
nussioner
nussioner
fo
fo
r
r
western
Canada
at,
the
gathering.
He
will
beAcsm-:
panicd
Jo
Tort
Essington
VyVSlAff.
Pontpin
.Tnxpnli
Aptnn
rir
wrm.l
ARRANGING
SCHEDULE
FOR
NEW
STEAMSHIPS
Two
of
Three
Lnrgc
.
C;NjH.
Hoats
Expected
To
Go
vhi
'
Triangle
Hun
in
South
Passenger
traffic
.officials
of,.
Canadian
National
Coast
Steamships
have
been
meeting
this
week
in
Vancouver
to
arrange
the
schedule
of
sailings
for
next
sum-
men
when
three
new
large
vessels,
now
being
built
in
the
old
country,
will
bo
ready
for
service
between
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Seattle,
anj
)nat
tne
third
will
go
on
th
Alaska
run
du:
ing
the
summer
TJ
prince
George
and
Prince
Ru
eri
are
expect
pi
iici
here
and
Vancouver,
also
serving
t"".7.
"Z
roweil
Uiver,
uceaii
runs.
and
Stewart,
as
at
present.
BENNETT
URGES
iiir
in
a
v
"in
rULlli
LnMbL.c
Canada
Should
Legislate
for
the
Canadian
People
and
Not
Consider
Effect
PRINCE
GEORGE,
Aug.
15.-Speaking
here
last
night,
Hon.
R.
B.
Bennett,
Conservative
leader,
declared
that
the
adoption
of
the
policy
of
Canada
for
the
Canadians
would
solve
the
national
problems
of
the
Dominion.
Under
such
a
policy
we
would,
he
said,
repatriate
our
people
who,
had
igone
to
the
United
States.
Your
P.
G.
E.
and
other
problems
wnii
advance,
he
stated.
r
il..
nm
..........
tlnnsnrrl
,
thn
'
uuuuK
iiwui
-
rarva?iw
wvj.i.iv.
iAnfir
.
.
referred
to
''.
.i.t.ri
nf
Prcm
or
Kinir
that
r.nnfifl
mu,t
not
nrovokc
the
Uni
j
c.ntn
n
ihe
matter.
"Canada
i?1",1.09.1"
1?
".tut.,
that
'
w
J'X
or
he
Canadian!
'people
ind
not
think
of
tho
effect
on
"
another
another
country
country
or
or
another
anotner
people,"
,
..
M-.
M".
nennctt
Bennett
declared,
deciarca.
L.
',..
Tho
TTnitec
w
state9
States
continued
continued
.
to
to
-
i
i
legislate
in
the
interests
of
tneir
own
people,
not
against
Canada,
but
against
the
rest
of
the
world.
BOOM
LOGS
FOR
TERRACE,
Aug.
18:--C.
L.
M.
dig-gey
U
opening
a
lumber
camp
at
Shamei
for
the
purpoae
of
getting
out
large
boom
logs
tor
use
on
the
Oreat
Lakes.
Wm.
Little
left
Wednesday
for
6hamea
to
commence
building
operations
on
the-
oamp
site.
Annual
Report
of
Hon.
&
I.
Howe
on
Fisheries
Most
of
Spawning
Beds
Were
Well
Seeded
Last
Year
but
There
Were
Exceptions
at
Rivers
Inlet
and
Naas
VICTORIA,
Aug.
15.
-Improvement
in
the
depleted
condition
of
the
Fra'ser
River
salmon
fisheries
may
be
expected
whe.n
the
fish
hatched
last
year
return
in
their
four-year
cycle,
according
to
the
annual
report
of
the
commissioner
of
fisheries,
Hon.
S.
L.
Howe.
The
department,
as
in
former
years,
Mr.
Howe
says,
investigated
conditions
on
"A
small
return
is
all
that
can
be
expected
from
this
year's
seeding
n
the
spawning
beds."
While
the
Skeena
beds
indicate
good
seeding,
Rivers
Inlet
reports
indicate
a
light
seeding
estimated,
at
forty
per
cent
less
than
in
the
brood
years
of
1923-21.
On
the
other
hand,
Smith's
Inlet
spawning
beds
showed
ecellent
seeding,
promising
good
returns
four
years
lience.
The
Naas
basin
report
indicates!
poor
seeding
in
1928.
The
salmon
pack
of
2,035,000
cases
last
year,
the
second
largest
game
being
completed.
The
Cin-on
record,
was
29,000
cases
below
clnnatl-Phlladelphia
double-head-the
record
year
of
1926.
The
re-
er
was
not
completed,
the
first
port,
however,
showed
a
heavy
de-
game
ending
at
the
end
of
the
dine
in
the
percentage
of
the
seventh
inning.
Hurst's
25lh
sockeye
pack,
the
combjned
pink
home'
brought
the
Phillies
the
and
chum
pack
being
79
per
cent
victory.
of
the
total.
Adkins
and
Walsh
gave
fifteen
Fish
oil
and
meal
production
hits
to
Washington
and
Chicago
all
show
a
large
increase.
ni
n
rjpnriFT
IAT
I.K
A
T
.h.rrM.llI
"Uin
0FFF0RT0K10
-
j
The
Orman
dirigible
Graf
Zeppe-
Hn
left
he
e
early
today
for
Tokio
on
the
second
leg
of
its
round
the
urnr
rl
f!
iaht
.
It
rflrr
ed
20
DSSSen-
rrtira
a
rH
a
rrow
ftf
il
Th
rlU
-
tween
six
and
seven
thousand
be
made
j
t
(n
mi
224
t
hours.
KIOA-
"i-I1!!
-rrwsrd
tnwtxi
wi
ituasiau
irunwcr
v
tonight
WOMEN'S
INSTITUTE
OF
TERRACE
BUSY
TERKACE,
Aug.
15.
At
the
i"S"Unh.
dav
afternoon,
arrangements
were
made
.
to
co-onerate
.'
,fK
wfth
tho
the
Ca
Pn.
nadian
Social
Hygiene
Council
in
the
holding
of
a
health
lecture
with
motion
pictures
on
Monday,
j
-
a.
i
on
oeprcmper
o.
.,
J
"
iU.I
k
a.lllnnA
AAttflMII
a.ng
wiui
uiu
viii
luuiiiu
were
not
empowered
to
institute
is
curfew
system
in
town,
it
was
de-:uJ
"
cided
to
take
tho
matter
up
with'?ines
In
Victoria.
Plans
were
discussed
for
the
ar
ranging
of
a
health
booth
at
the
fall
fair
and
also
for
the
serving
of
afternoon
tea
on
fair
day.
HALIBUT
LANDINGS
OFFICIALLY
STATED
IN
B.C.
LAST
YEAR
VICTORIA.
Aug.
IS:
Halibut
land
ln(l,
m
nnttsh
Columbia
last
jw'.the
I
.O.D.r.
Hall
last
night,
nis
totalled
30.7oo.ooo
pounda.
an
melgubject
being
"The
Philosophy
of
nwr
th
nrevloiu
Year
of
tour
mll-,
,,
rril,-
a
irnnH.atzMI
w.-.
r
-
alliens
'
.
.
ianoinn
i
2O.3&0JDOO'
pounds.
The
qa
nadian
licet
accounted
for
9.758.000.
and
the
American
fleet
slightly
more
.than
twenty,
millions.
'
i
niftCL
OLIO
IHI11J
,
rnr)
CaMI?
DADCMTC
rUIY
OrllUCi
I
nULllIU
LONDON,
Aug:
15:
Newspapers
here
call
a
Kent
young
man
"the
moat
be
-
wlldcred
man
In
England."
At
p
he
has
Juat
beoom
the
father
of
twlna
frr
th-
third
time.
"Pleafe
do
not
mention
my
name."
he
begged
reporters
who
went
to
see
him.
"I
am
chaffed
enough
aa
It
Is.
If
my
name
should
get
Into
the
papers
people
would
begin
to
chaff
me
by
mall.
One
pair
of
twins
waa
Interest.
Ing.
But
three
and
their
mother
herself
was
a
twin."
Mrs
D
Santebane.
who
haa
been
vlsltlnir
for
a
week
at
Port
Clements,
returned
to
the
city
from
the
Iland
on
tho
Prince
Charlea
thla
morning.
the
salmon
spawning
beds
01
Rivers
and
Smith's
Inlets
HARDHITTING
BY
DETROIT
Game
Against
Yankees
Was
Regular
Slugging
Bee
for
Both
Sides
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
15.
Rain
interfered
with
the
National
League
schedule
today,
only
one
,got
a
drubbing
In
one
of
the
greatest
slugging
matches
in
years
Detroit
bested
the
Yakces.
New
York
used
four
twirlers,
but
they
were
badly
used.
The
Detroit
team
hit
up
seventeen
in
all,
while
their
opponents
got
stuck
on
the
unlucky
thirteen.
In
ma
ked
contrast
ttttiUwas
Cleveland
hen
canteen
nning
were
necessary
to
elde
the
winners
Lefty
uruc
iiw.ru
luimiiwui,
"
'ing
twenty
hits,
but
finally
'winning.
l(,'3IClUa
O
fvgw
National
League
Cincinnati
1,
Philadelphia
Second
.
game
postponed.
,
r,
t
i
T
a
ruiSDurgn
i,
uusiun
u.
St.
Louts
at
New
York,
Chicago
at
Brooklyn,
postponed,
rain.
American
League
Washington
11,
Chicago
3.
New
York
13,
Detroit
17.
Boston
4,
St.
Louis
1.
Philadelphia
5,
Cleveland
3.
LOGGING
OUTFIT
AT
COWICHAN
LAKE
BURNS
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
15.
The
U,
t
uar
r.n
lnairlntf
oner-
lliaiU
UU11IUV1
VBD"-C3
"
-
-,.,iv.
,,.
WPnt
f
u"a
ZZi.rZrA;Z
her
between
Chemainus
and
Cowi-
chan
Rivers
were
threatened
by
another
blaze.
DIETICIAN
SPEAKS
AT
MEETING
HERE
Dr.
J.
C.
Lawson
of
Vancouver,
well-known
dietician
and
president
of
the
Good
Health
Society
of
Panndn.
ad('
-eased
a
meeting
in
ueaim.
ahuic
w
o
vv
"
audience.
HALIBUT
SALES
Mimmary
Canadian
37.000
pounda,
law
and
to
IS.
to
and
So.
Tanadlan
Marrla
H.
'8.000,
Booth,
IS.la
and
go
Inea
It..
11.400,
aW
Wat,
lS.lt
and
8d.
Nuba.
6.500;
AUin,
1M
and
Sc.
Scottish
Humor
Imported
direct
from
the
Aberdeen
Joke
Factory
A
erotrhman
will
keep
the.
Sabbath
and
anything
etae
wrihm
reach.