Hub
Lo
10.
WINS
ITT
1
hi-
:
t
4:54
ajn.
18.7
BIG
FIGHT
B.C.
ELECTRIC
Me
Uuiti.,
Commission
took.
17:09
pm
20.0
f
&?L$L
10:M
a.m.
55
ft
vt
M-n
nm
Ht
ft
-
'
AW
v
.
rxvni
tt
story,
and
very
appropriate
to
the
timet.
U
comes
forth,
unfailingly,!
as
soon
as
vou
raise
the
auMtlon
of
rr'aiiatory
measures
modern-day
military
defence
for!
D:
m
n
New
pressure
wllllthls
world-famous
centre
of
the
British
settlement
nrltUh
Empire'
shipping,
ri
there
will
be
a
I
-well."
says
your
host,
smiling
T
lirifii
gooas
at
rap
'broadly,
"we're
supposed
to
have
,
i;.d
ti-re
in
China
her
lhe
tnre.
largest
guns
In
the
world
t
:,
urc
in
control.
here.
lips:
v
i
yesterday
told
by.
"Really
tremendous
things,
these
thai
any
dfocuaskm
Ruru
Mafle
during
the
Great
War
.ifitions
must
be
re-'arvd
intended
for
a
super-battleship
signatories
of
the
and
n
rU
out
here
instead.
So
aty
and
other
ro-,large
y,
ltw
mtulary
people
have
""-
w
",c
to
lue
a
warning
In
the
newspap
ers
when
they
Intend
firing
them
for
pracUee
so
that
people
living
wtthin
a
radius
of
several
miles
can
get
their
pictures
off
the
walls
and
get-cotton
In
their
ears."
I
A
Joke,
But-.
This
offered
mild
Joke,
as
mis
Is
ta
ui4titu
as
m
a
ui
j".s.
rmamenU
Uie
British
have
as-(
y.f.
automobile
man-
M
here
is
now
an-
Seam
Station
Is
Ineffective
tr-TKAV
Aug
19
The
Ora-
It
t:
it
(
'
U
it
in
beam
station
Is
satisfactorily
and
will
be
replaced
as
po-
b
It
Is
announced.
(
''xultle
to
the
trans
v
f
ta
arurate
beam
has
'
a.
2aion
occurrences
ln
'
b:
hood,
It
Is
stated.
NVESTIGATE
lsMnbld
at
this
amazing
ocean
4
crossways.
And
this
tropical
Island,
about
20
miles
long
and
15
wtde.
commanding
the
nlne-mlle-wtde
sea
passage
and
connecting
the
Indian
and
Pacific
Oceans,
today
is
regarded
as
virtually
Impregnable.
It
Is
no
secret
that
this
extravagant
attention
has
had
ln
mind
the
it.i.li
nr
m
.1
.
V.
Ka
t
nuin
nrl.
r'Mi-U.
-....
tl'lll
It...
I.
lt'
"-"
...
I
Jtsde
in
rqulpment
al
(iracina
Hand
tlsh
and
Japanese
IntereaU.
It
was
Japan's
advance
as
a
world
power
after
the
Great
War
that
gave
Bri
tain
her
first
real
worries
about)
Singapore.
To
Nipponese
hope
of
"southward
expansion
by
water.
Singapore
Is
an
obstacle.
Now.
with
Japanese
troops
ln
South
China,
and
the
Japanese
nag
on
Hainan
Island,
south
of
Hong
Kong,
me
de
fence
of
Singapore
Is
more
Important
than
ever.
It
Is
notable
that
Singapore's
defence
is
solely
a
land
and
air
com-
.
i
4.
tu
w.t..
f
Hiat
Rlnoa-
Dlliaiiuil.
4
lie
Hiru'J
pore
must
leave
British
naval
forces
'free
to
go
where
needed.
To
Anv
Lengths
Rlncanore's
defences
Include
the
the
most
modern
anti-aircraft
Iweanons.
An
air
force
is
building
n
o
Liiargw
oi
company
,
-
d
DrlUsn
"itt
01
rrP""
T;,.
'
ar
-,,rri,ned
there.
And
i
CTORIA
Auk
19:
(CP)
The
l'(
-I
tl.,Ui..
tt4i14i..
l.
i
mois
Held
o
Blame
For
w
Oil
Price
the
nreat
new
naval
base
at
Sclatar
is
mile
from
Slnnapore
City,
ln
an
ud
uuur
hp
iiimiif
u
mines
r.
AilIliiiia
mm
s-
:
.
.
te.
opened
an
Investigation
l?recevTm
""0V
of
the
British
Col-,'-
My
ompletjl
tw$
h
company
and
its
.uhsldlarlea.
.Kong.
U
food
supp
y.
Singapore
and
6c.
,
i
KETCHIKAN.
Aun.
19
4-
Coastguard
and
other
rescue
vessels
rushed
last
night
to
VANCOUVJt,
August
19:
(CP
4
Coronation
Island
where
the
Constables
Eldon
Pinlcerton
and
41
the
New
England
Fish
Co.'s
Hugh
Hamilton
of
,the
Vancouver
i'
cannery
tender
W.
C.
Arnold,
city
police
force
were
acquitted
In
4'
carrying
a
crew
of
seven
to
County
Court
yesterday
on
charges
4-
nine
men,
had
foundered.
nrDMICCTArVT
ritory
in
the
course
of
a
round-the-
Alemar
Paha
Continues
as
Prenv
Irr,
Holding
Principal
Cabinet
Portfolios
lllrmclf
CARIO.
Aug.
19.-
Premier
Ale-
mar
Pasha,
whose
administration
recently
resigned,
has
formed
a
new-
cabinet
In
which
he
himself
holds
the
principal
portfolios.
The
panel
has
been
submitted
to
King
Fuad
for
his
approval.
Northwest
Fires
Checked
By
Rain
Situation
In
Yellowknlfe
Mining
District
Less
Serlou
Now
Than
lt
Was
I
must
Import
most
of
its
food.
Even
I
EDMONTON.
August
19:
(CP)-lf
the
entire
Malay
Peninsula
could
neavy
rains
of
the
past
few
days
.
.
.
i
.11
I
I-
t
.f..ll..AK.
h(
turned
to
food
production,
It
is
said,
it
would
not
suffice.
In
Singapore
now
are
some
e.ouu
Japanese
small
merchants
and
vniivH
laborers
and
fishermen.
Their
position
has
Us
difficulties.
They
are
watched
ciosciy.
uuv
there
has
been
no
trouble
oeiwccn
fiii
Chinese
unci
nnd
and
Jananse
Japanse
here,
here,
a
despite
ORDMoiw
.
ht
Oklahoma.
u
August!
fB,rlv
lnvuh
BatrioUsm
on
me
hai.
..
H
"
production.
In
I1H-
n.rt
of
the
former.
Singapore
Is
Uu."
uianvd
y
the
Woe
of
.
,v,ilrrd.
and
too
cautiously
k
u
Dim
In
r.""'
for
a..
uPsctU"R
.
.
nterested
In
the
future
to
permit
!crurt
"iwr"
a
i
per
Darrei
,ruae
oil
hn,.
..
I
u..
-...
tuur
ycura
biiu
lOonn
Vprodllccd
no
than!
is'stej
arr;
e,s-
ne
aoutnern
llllnm.
w,urounng
io
ODtam
with
,.co"lratlon
In
connection
,
vnflr
tW0
Weeks'
linfrfnun
I
price
ri
w
wwuirc
the
anything
like
riots.
0c
Halibut
Sales
Amrrlran
Majestic,
28.000.
Pacific,
8.3c
and
nr.
renorted
to
have
effectively
checked
serious
forest
tires
in
the
Yellowknlfe
mining
district
ot
ine
Northwest
Territories.
Thanksgiving
Day
Date
Change
Not
Wholly
Favored
WARTITNGTON.
D.
C
August
19
Twenty-six
of
the
forty-eight
!ntr
have
accepted
the
new
Thanksgiving
Day
date
of
Novcm-
bcr
23
as
set
by
President
Frame
iin
n
Roosevelt.
Twelve
have
dc
finitely
repudiated
the
date
ana
Frisco.
tOOO,
COM
StorC
"J"'
M
V
V"
'
"
oi
aemanainT
ana.
receiving
iws
bottles
of
rum
from
Harvey
Me-
Klbbon.
taxi
driver,
to
halt
speed
ing
charge
proceedings
against!
him.
The
charges
were
based
on
.
.
Lit'.
A
t
.
iniormaiton
ooiamcu
ay
xwutyur
Lyle
Lyle
Telford
Telford.
The
The
case
case
wa
wi
;
heard
heard
Big
JaPanee
Plane
to
Come
This
Dad
Whiteside
said,
adding
that
lt
Wsv
in
Course
of
lokio
to
New
n
Gla
"
wueve
me
eviaenc
York
Trip
'
McKibbon
or
Frank
Oodbcr.
WASHINQTON
iv
Permission
has
United
States
for
a
twin
-motored
t
i
rr
re
Jawnese
airplane
to
fly
over
Al-
III
Air
1
FaillC
aska
and
other
United
States
ter
""iworia
lllgnt
Ulis
ibu.
inc
itignv
iran
-
iinioi
Airpunn
iriri
jt)u
look
across
the
open
hotel
ver-Jn
to
commence
from
Japan
before
18.626
Miles
In
Sis
Months
'andah
at
the
oalnu.
with
the
shlp-Rmtmhr
an
Th
mutp
m
b
I
iCisun
ny
I'Hrol
Au'"nobl,e;crowded
harbor
only
a
short
dU-lnorthward
from
Tokyo
tU
the
Al-
ll-ri
si
rtsrcalnlnc
Aiency
Un
,y
But
en
ln
,UU
jests
tn,
to
Falrbank,
and
thenee.
MONTREAL.
,vrw,t,.,
0m
Ifdcrallon
of
Ubor
A
dlstance
j,lke
lhu
JW1
Kni4t
wrjous
con-
down
uie
Pacific
slope
towards
New
lu
di.
.
at,.
the
state
of
nfl..
.
.
...
.
SI
t-mes
times
aro
.
airam
in
uie
rsr
Kasi.
also,
ineir.-
r,t
hnm
mil
k
Jimnu
."""
iv
ujr
a
w
iv-
-
-
-
K
.
f
iilMTwvblle
uxjrkers
VaW
sausiacuon
wan
me
manner
-jomaU
'In
which
Singapore
Is
being
fortl-l
OrganlMllo.
-
as
Uvelr
"-
'imous
l-lnchers.
guar-
:
rv
tn
preference
to
"
F-rteratlon
of
Ubor.
'"ntred
to
burst
eardrums
at
100
.
if.vrdi.
are
but
a
small
part
of
the
CHOLERA
August
19:
(CPl-
equivalent
to
more
man
around
tneworia
was
cern
In
Singapore
over
Y0rv
The
olane
wtU
carrr
six
men.
-51
.
.
.
.
.
i
-
-
hv
airman
nT
iTaninana
VlCTOr
'
r
Tomorrow
s
Tides
L
Weather
Forecast-
NORTHERN
AND
CENTRAL
BRITISH
COLUMBIA'S
NEWSPAPER
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
SATURDAYAUGUST
19,19
39.
The
transcontinental
air
mall,
service,
ln
operation
only
four
months
of
the
six,
handled
about
12
tons
more
mall
than
the
aggre
gate
tonnage
of
the
15
planes
In
the
fleet.
Each
of
the
T.
C.
A.
Super
Electras
weighs
pounds.
r
.
I
i
1
1
iKetired
Admiral
Back
in
States
Harry
F-
Yarnell.
Late
Commander-in-Chief
in
Orient,
Lands
Home
At
San
Francisco
SAN
FRANCISCO.
August
19:-
Rear
Admiral
Harry
E.
YarneH,
Idee
yesterday.
Plied
with
ques
tlons
by
newspapermen
ln
regard
to
the
Oriental
situation,
Admiral
Yarnell
had
no
comments
to
make
other
than
that
the
chief
event
as
far
as
the
United
States
was
concerned
had
been
the
sinking
of
the
gunboat
Panay
Mrs.
Yarnell
was
more
communicative.
She
said
that
her
husband
had
been
the
mainstay
of
the'
whole
international
situation
ln
the
Orient
and
that
all
foreign
nationals
regarded
him
as
such.
Weather
Forecast
General
Synopsis
Pressure
re
mains
high
off
the
B.
C.
coast
and
westward.
Light
showers
have
occurred
on
the
North
coast,
but
the
weather
has
been
fair
ana
warm
throughout
the
Interior.
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
i-Moderato
to
fresh
north-westerly
winds,
fair
and
warmer.
4,
I
Danzig
Coup
BERLIN.
Aug.
19:
IS
READY
1
1LU1
to
lAIrtlnes
In
the
1578'625
revenue
i,,
Ancrles
Aircraft
Firm
Progress-
force."
Wllliam
Christie,
Named
to
Bella
Coola,
Was
With
Roman
Catholic
Church
winiam
Phristie
of
Southbank.
Malcolm
Campbell.
In
the
first
test
of
his
1800
horsepower
speedboat
nineblrd
II.
on
Conlston
water.
covered
a
measured
miles
at
110
miles
an
hour.
He
later
shattered
Purchases
1,670,000
Bales
to
Com
plete
British
Barter
Deal
WASHINGTON,
Aug.
19:
(CD-
Secretary
of
Agriculture
Henry
A.
Wallace
announces
that
the
gov
ernment
has
secured
title
to
1,670,-
000
bales
of
1934
cotton.
This
will
be
used
to
complete
the
cotton-rubber
barter
deal
with
Great
Bri
tain
and
make
delivery
to
Sputa,
France
and
Switzerland.
Premier
Mussolini,
still
hoping
rJctal
quartcrs
0?er
reports
of
Ger-
to
to
keeo
keeo
Italy
Italy
at
at
peace.
peace,
Is
is
re-
re-
man
.m...,
nuujary
nrpnaratinnx
preparaUons
In.
In.
nr
au-
10
1UJ
r
M
J
Wide
UamS
Made
V
to
ha"
mes
t
termed
quarters
said
the
govern-een
been
tfm
by
th
me
given
oy
I.,.
.
-B--
to
chancellor
Hitler
urg-
-
-
4-
m..
-frn
nn
nn
u
.aV,n(.
ncvca-
mem
iroai
now
uu
iaioiik
.4-
Ing
moderation
and
a
get-to
hary
meagures
to
meet
any
eventu-4-
gether
gether
with
Poland.
allty."
,.
British-French
Rritih-Freneh
resoluUon
resoluUon
to
oocose
"any
attemot
at
a
blow
,of
force
under
whatever
form
lt
may
aoDear"
was
stressed
anew.
!
At
Castel
Gandolfo,
the
Papal
summer
residence.
Pope
Plus
ap-
tske
lightly
"the
serious
respon
'ilbllity
of
making
an
appeal
to
'miles
travelled
during
the
Ilni.
ing
With
Bomber
Contract
j.-vir
j.-,
y
;
.
j
SaUstlcs
released
br
T.
C.
A.
SANTA
MONICA.
Aug.
19.
The!
TODAY'S
WEATHER
I.
u
.
.
.
..
I
Prin
Runert
CI
par.
west
wind.'
Iincrrac
in
rai.ii
Aui7uBthe
Frencn
Air
uorps
is
rrauj
iori
----
-
rnnnth
month.
Junes
jitn-'.
fntni
total
nf
of
M2
252.188
i
wa&.
wa&'n!f,n(5
.....
at
.
the
k
Tv.tii
Douglas;2
.
1
2
ml!
miles
per
Per
hour;
hour;
barometer,
barometer,
30.30;
30J0,
PnTrarnriP
test5
today
M
I
I
I
IK
I
VI
II
...
u..
o
et
n
,
V
s..
.
.
i
.
twnnerature.
54:
sea
smooth.
ii
ii
uj
o.om
Mum
....
rTance
a
'
iiiiiij
grru.ct
.Alrcnm
piani.
pajiusi
,
-
liUiiaav
.
,
....
,
j
Anrtt
k.
.:
i.
..
ml
A.prt
Alert
Bav
Bay
Part
Part
cloudy.
cloudy,
CHUNOKINO.
China.
Aug
severe
epidemic
of
cholera
Is
re
ported
at
Wuchang.
Foreign
sour-
that
foreigners
are
subjected
to
a
disinfectant
bath.
New
Egyptian
Gov't
Formed
May
total,
which
topped
April
by
Another
Central
Chinese
City
Af-J7"
"T
t,h"
fn-lrd
With
Malldr
I""'"-"
'
r.
"T
vice
now
operating
between
Montreal.
Ottawa
and
Toronto.
Alan
loiaiung
puuiiu.
iu.
.i
nn
.
.
.--l-
kl
more
man
w
wiia.
.4.itu
j
j
Si
0.000.000
for
the
ships
which
will
fly
faster
than
300
miles
an
hour
with
a
full
load
of
bombs.
New
Indian
Agent
planes
during
the
m
said
1
Chinese
are
not
lrmitted,
"xQnr
lYllSSlOnarV
.
4
I
1
..
nn4
t'WIIIII
m.w-.
io
pass
in
or
oui
u
au
calm;
barometer.
30.43;
temperature.
50;
sea
smooth.
I
Bull
Harbor
Clear,
west
wind,
21
miles
per
hour;
barometer
30.23;
.
iiuj
whose
appointmen.
as
new
inaian.
Victoria
Calm,
clear;
baro
-
Agent
at
Bella
Coola
Is
announced.
l..
.
.
io,..
f
tho
Rn-lmeter.
30.20.
man
Catholic
Church.
While
new
ln
the
service
of
the
department,
Mn
1
he
is
understood
to
have
had
con-
Vancouver
-
Clear
northwest
iSderaole
experience
with
the
In-lnd,
15
miles
per
hour;
baro-
jdlans.
He
Is
a
married
man
wun
,
five
children.
I
.Campbell's
New
'Boat
Is
Fast
who
has
Just
retired
as
com-,
Bluebird
II.
Covers
Measured
Mile
mandcr-ln-chlef
of
the
United
i
At
HI
Per
Hour
States
Navy
ln
Far
East
walers,
ar-l
rived
here
on
the
President
Cool-'
CONISTON,
Eng..
Aug.
19
sir
meter.
30.19.
Prince
Georse
Clear,
south
wind.
2
miles
per
hour;
barometer.
30.42.
I
Bull
Harbor
Clear,
west
wind.l
10
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.29.
Betty
Lowman
In
Canoe
Again
Leaves
Ketchikan
For
Port
Alex
ander
After
Her
Trip
In
Halibut
Boat
his
own
record
of
129.5
miles
perj
KETCHIKAN,
August
19.
Betty
hour
by
travelling
at
141.74
miles
;
Lowman,
canoe
girl
of
Anacorte.-v
per
hour.
U.S.
Government
Is
Buying
Cotton
I
who
arrived
here
a
few
days
aso
from
Juneau
after
making
a
six
teen
day
trip
with
the
halibut
boat
Norland
and
getting
her
share
oi
$100
like
the
rest
of
the
fishermen,
has
taken
to
her
canoe
again.
She
left
here
for
Port
Alexander.
Alabama
Flood
Proves
Serious
MONTGOMERY.
Alabama,
Au?.
19:
Serious
flood
conditions
onl
the
Alabama
River,
centering
Prince
Rupert
and
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
Fresh
to
strong
southerly
winds,
mostly
cloudy
with
occasional
light
rains.
Moving
..
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ctm.
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olcn
affpftlnPl
PRICE:
S
CENTS
urope
Having
Another
War
Scare
JAPANESE
ISINGAPORE
RETALIATE!
IS
STRONG
LBrt
On
(ireat
Britain
Being
lBtttveI
A
KuU
"I
".ec-
Wis
hit
B:
!
K
3td
t
lion
Of
Demands
August
19:
CP)-Foi
TOKT'"
iVlV
'
-
economic
questions
i
,n
the
Tientsin
dU-
"j;.in
prepared
10
iaxe
Great
Britain
.Makes
Hand
Fort
ress
at
Ocean
Cnmways
Virtu
ally
Impregnable
RlNfiAPonR
An
io-
irni
-
.
.
-
-
-...
-
'
ri.:
til's
rticcuon
br
Oreot
Brt-'xhe
story
of
Singapore's
ear-pllt--n
yr.
:
u-.
of
Japanese
de-tlng
18-lnch
Rum
Is
still
good
:
;rr:
:
OFFICERS
'Germany
Said
To
Be
nwona
v,aimcij
Al
l
II
111
I
H
1
1
l
Tender
Founders
I
Charres
Of
Mayor
Telford
Against'.
.
-
i
Two
Vancouver
Policemen
Thrown
Out
Toward
Military
Occupation
Of
Slovakia
Against
Pledge
Troops
Being
Deployed
Along
Polish-Slovak
Frontiers-Concern
Felt
in
Official
Cirlces
in
France
Pope
Prays
to
God
to
Prevent
Outbreak
n
s.
Kit
A
SliA
VA.
AUPTlSt
1VZ
I
Lji
I
A
OrailSiaVit
Coming
uOOn
broadcast
last
night
said
that,
because
of
the
"existing
sit-
Nazi
vakia
but
this
could
not
be
confirmed
in
Berlin.
German
I
EilUUlO
01U11
tended
today
that
trnons
were
denloved
alonir
the
Polish-Slovak
frontiers
rTn
PI
irilT
Westminster
i'
sement
of
the
Danzig
prob-
QV
at
jeast
one
hundred
miles,
a
far
greater
zone
than
r
UK
r
LIUII
1
"I
have
no
hesitation
in
acquit-'
Iem
a
"Uon
of
?TbtJ.
I
that
fixed
by
treaty
last
March
omcenr
Judge'
rg
compared
...
the
,
present
status
of
when
wucil
uctuiauj
Germany
guaranteed
gumauKcu
Slo-ipj-r
a
mjnTY
i
I
the
Danzig
issue
to
that
of
ten
yakja-e
mdeoendence
for
twenty
j
4'
dav
or
two
weeks
before
the
Ilre
Jears.
Sudeten
settlement
last
-
year.
In
...
T
.
Parlj
n-4-
concern
VW.tWV...
n.n
was
"
.
.
reit
f-t.
V
.
.
in
I
of
nf.
INCIDENT
British
Policeman
Kills
Two
Japan-ese
Police
After
Being
Shot
in
Back
SHANGHAI,
Aug.
13:
(CP)
A
British
policeman,
armed
with
a
machine
gun,
tonight
killed
two
members
of
a
Japanese-control-
nealed
to
God
to
prevent
outbreak
j
led
Chines
police
squad
!NEW
i
CHIEF
and
T,"T"l
TITOT
o
nn
tn
ctatmn
not
I
wounded
sir
others
before
he
-
-
.
.
-
"
-
K
i
dropped
from
a
bullet
in
the
back
In
a
fight
on
the
international
settlement
border.
He
was
not
seriously
wounded.
.
v
.i,
International
settlement
police
said
the
Briton
was
shot
in
the
bark
before
he
opened
fire.
AIR
LINES
temperature,
55;
sea
smooth.
,p.
G.
Johnson.
Retiring
As
ice-Triple
Island
Overcast,
south-1
President
In
Charge
Of
Opera-
east
wind,
5
miles
per
hour;
sea
smooth.
Langara
Island
Overcast,
south
wind,
10
miles
per
hour;
barometer,
30.25;
temperatuie,
58;
light
chop.
Dead
Tree
Point
Part
cloudy,
calm;
barometer,
30.32;
tempera
60;
sea
smooth.
ture,
-.
-
-
-
tions,
Succeeded
By
D.
B.
Colyer
VANCOUVER,
August
19:
(CP)
P.
G.
Johnson,
vice-president
ln
charge
of
operations,
TransCanada
Air
Lines,
Is
retiring
September
i
and
will
be
succeeded
by
D.
B.
Colyer.
chief
technical
adviser,
S.
J
Huncerford.
president
of
the
Air
1
Lines,
announced
last
night
fol
lowing
his
arrival
from
Winnipeg.
Johnson
Is
returning
to.
his
busi
ness
interests
in
the
United
States
but
will
continue
to
serve
Trans
Canada
Air
Lines
ln
a
consulting
capacity.
SUBMARINE
COMES
UP
British
Navy
Had
Another
Sear
But
Fears
Were
Unfounded
LONDON,
August
19.
British
sailors
on
shore
leave
at
Weymouth
ind
Portland
naval
bases
were
remaned
due.
according
to
the
Admir
alty,
to
a
brief
scare
over
thp
safety
at
a
submarine.
The
craft
was
reported
to
have
been
late
In
com
ing
to
the
surface
alter
a
Qive
ous
..
..
ii.;'
finally
arose
normany.
PLANE
DISABLED
,
A
oineer
Coote
Airways
seaplane,
carrying
H.
R.
MacMlllan,
president
of
B.
C.
Packers,
ancr
pany
on
cannery
inspection
tour,
was
un-oW.
in
net
off
the
water
on
account
of
motor
trouble
and
taxied
back
Into
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
after
noon.
Mr.
MacMlllan
and
party
left
last
night
on
a
company
boat
for
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
and
the
plane
waited
over
i4.i
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v...,.
.nr)rrl
I
n
auralt
arrival
nf
narts
Wltu
WniCu
3500
persons,
homeless
and
have
another
plane
arrived
from
Van-done
extensive
damage,
couver
late
this
mornlny.
..
.
.
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