CLASSIFIED
HABIT
Everyone
reads
the
Classified
Ads.
If
you
lose,
advertise
for
It.
If
tiu
find,
locate
the
owner.
WhatTer
you
need,
advertise
for
Jt
(JET
TUB
CI.ASSIHr
-IT.
iXN.
Auf.
a
Dlf.erss.ee
in
the
-
over
the
principle
Of
safeguard-ii
Industries
which
were
lndl-.
irrng
the
past
few
daya
were
i
at
a
MitfMamtial
meeting
of
'i
that
henceforth
individual
:il
refrain
from
eapreaslon
ol
;-
rs.,ni
opinions
on
such
n-ttrrs
;ftiiy.
pending
a
decision
aa
to
.1:
be
;tve
aenerat
tariff
policy
n.
;ne
party
Is
acknowl-dged
to
,
...
i.mia
i
it
fnr
tlw
mometit
la
T
in
i
probability.
PATTULLOHAS
GOOD
MAJORITY
If
til
IN
THlH
niNMTITI'KM'Y
HE-
hin
it
iki
mitii
only
a
i
"kvv
aiim;nti:i;s
yet
iirm
(o
dais
but
not
including
iiitoe
fntea
give
Hon.
T
D.
total
of
1.304
and
J.
Tho.np-
mssint
Mr
Iatlullos
ma-
rrturns
reported
by
the
re-1
otticer
glvt
the
following
re-
Pettutlo
Thompson
'i
Inlet
(J
3
I'ok
camp.
9
0
;
8
MRS.
FIELDING
DIES
OTTAWA
'nWV
Aug.
3
-Mr.
Jleeter
Fleld-"
l
the
former
.mlnlater
of
'i
'"l
Ht
her
lesldence
here
Inst
'"
i
.-
eightieth
year.
'
-
in
health
for
the
past
four
Mi.
HeWing"
'
Had
'been
closely
'"
'i
with
the
fffe
or
the
city.
She
"rit
hi
8t.
Jbhrt,
New
Brunswick
daughter'
or
Thomas
A.
Ran
M.unea
in
1876
ant
is
survived
by
1
'mnd,
and
one
son
and
three
K1I.I.KD
IN
KM'LOHtOS
1
AWllENCEVIlXB,
ILLINOIS,
Aug.
3
explosion
of
an
old
steam
oil
1
"
Indian
Bleonery
yesterday
caused
"
"
t
ii
of
five
men
while
fifty-one
"
were
Injured,
five
seriously.
Three
pcud
to
die.
Olympic
games,
notwithstanding
the
fact
that
Canada
steads
out
athletically
a
the
result
of
our
successes
in
the
present
games."
Mulquesn's
complaint
of
favoritism
was
shown
to
American
players
suppple-mented
by
M.
M.
Robinson,
manager
of
the
Canadian
teams,
who
says
petty
an-noyanoea
followed
Canada's
protest
Monday.
Mulqueen
was
asked
by
the
President
of
the
international
federation
to
set
ai
Judge
for
tfee
hammer
tnraw
and
be
j
,
-.n-r.il,
unAmisod
attained
on
a
majority
rote
cast
LONDON,
Aug.
I
A
bottle
wasted
aebeire
near
Flint.
North
Wales,
contained
a
note
with
the
words:
"Oood-bya
all."
Beneath
were
signed
the
names
of
Elsie
MacKay
and
Capt
lilnchllffe
who
essayed
a
flight
across
the
Allan
tic
Ocean
this
spring.
Under
the
names
were
the
words:
"Down
fog
and
atorm."
nadlan
provinces
are
now
expecneu
rcclprooate,
by
American
and
Gorman
Judges.
i
circles
1m
.
'
.
a
Oer
.
Joynaon
Hick-,
home
sec-
,
J
..
,1
.Aha
mlnlatura
who
hat
!
S"'-
aw
auw
wvaan
vaiaaav
-".!y
advocating
protection
aa
-I'Hian
for
the
Conservative
:
rebuked
by
Premier
Baldwin
'
'iv'
cabinet
session,
and
.Mill,
I
HUM
l.lT
1
1.
Y
FltS
IS
.OIND
1
!
I!
ENGLISH
BOY
SCOUT
TO
CONVEY
GREETING
Jack
Turlile
Made
Trip
Am
A(Untlr
a
t'aliln
liy
on
Mmimrr
Montiialrn
QUEBEC.
Aug.
3.
Working
as
a
cabin
boy.
Jack
Turbie,
British
Boy
Scout.
QUEBEC
NOW
ADDED
TO
DBflVIMfFS
FYFMPTni
VICTTORIA.
Aug
2
-Quebec
haa
been
added
to
the
list
of
provinces
exempt
tram
aiMMulon
duties
In
British
Co
lumbia.
The
Governments
of
all
the
Oa
the
property
is
reported
to
lie
very
promising.
Good
bodies
of
such
ore
in
closer
vicinitv
of
Anyox
have
been
pretty
well
exhausted
by
the
company
by
this
time.
The
operation
of
the
new
property
may
develop
to
some
extent
provided
preliminary
work
proves
it
to
he
suitable.
OREGON
FARMER
IS
SHOT
AT
BREAKFAST
(
liMt
IVp
RHng
Sought
In
Connection
With
Killing
of
H.
K.
I).
Dewey
aYwadatr.
official
!
PORTLAND.
OrefonAttg
Tv.
n.i.
.
-1
Dewsjy,
aged
6,
a
I
OltltlTl.lt
IllEH
V.UVOOUVm.
Aug.
3
The
death
oo-
s
;
OFFICERS
OF
to
out
to
Hays
Mrs.
Jack
McAuley
went
port
on
the
trim
!''
:"r"""
returning
this
afternoon.
imxm
3.
8.
Z.
D.
was
ahot
tk
wA
-
tswstloa
woman
of
TTT
I,
.T"
seventeen-year.
,
.
the
100
metres
eewwa
beeswe
the
ofSe-
i
P"1
lals
themselves
aouM
not
deeide
whether
th
Amertcsn
or
Oanadlan
finished
first.
The
American
woman
Is
said
to
have
broken
the
tape
wtth
her
band
In
old
cnore
ooy.
IA
years
if
.ge.
a
ntemttr
of
the
Pro-
too
Kill
vlneiaj
fomtry
service.
He
was
burn
In
employee
NATIVE
SON
.
RROINA.
Aug.
3-
Dr.
J
H.
Cctton
of
Toron'o
was
elected
president
of
the
National
Council
of
the
Native
Sons
of
Canada
yesterday.
Other
officers
are:
Treasurer-
-Arthur
Pike
of
Victoria.
Secretary
Robert
D.
McLaehlan
of
Victoria.
Auditor
-W.
11.
Wilson.
Vancouver.
The
next
meeting
of
the
eeuncll
will
arrived
on
the
ateamer
Montnalrn
en,1
poe
at
Winnipeg
m
iav.
route
to
New
Westminster
where
he
will
deliver
a
messagt
from
the
mayor
and
fU
AIRMAN
K
fHOPM
ii
a.
r
nM
Wnatmlfurtor.
Knrlaiwl
!
Vll.iaitlltril)
1U
Vlivuiill
KINCIIINJUNGA
IS
GOODWOOD
WINNER
NEW
TRADING
BODY
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
3-
A.
W.
White-more
was
elected
chairman
of
the
Board
of
directors
of
the
Vancouver
Oraln
E-
JuaM-lin
and
Dark
Jamn
Seoiinl
anil
change
Clearance
Asnoclatlon
Ltd.
at
Tlilnl
lleM-etltely
In
Event
Today
jit
Orst
nietln.
Trading
In
Vancou-
9
ver's
first
futures
market
la
expected
to
..
.
.
.
mnuMnM
bv
fintiihor
1
nooD.
A
ua.
3.--.
nutton
kwcuiu,
,
r
junga
won
the
Ooodwood
Oup.
Boyle's
Jnativn
was
second
and
Dark
Jepan.
third
Tle
'takes
were
ai.uuu
ana
r-tras
Trie
betting
was
4
to
1.
7
to
1
and
B
to
1
reaper
lively.
BADLY
BURNED
ON
-
HOLLYBURN
RIDGE
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
3-
Ralph
and
Robert
Lemon
of
North
Van-couvor
slept)
if).
.
an
old
aback
on
Holly-
oura
rfds
aaecuve
stve
ignited
the
building
,
and
the
boys'
Were'
badly
btfrn-
t
wnen
trying
to
extinguisn
'tne
'
mare.
PLANE
FORCED
DOWN
COAST
OF
PORTUGAL
8UILVA,
6PAIN,
Aug.
3
Major
Franco,
the
round
the
world
aviator
In
the
plane
Numanela
arrived
at
7
o'clock
mid
la
last
evening
after
being
forced
down
off
the
coast
of
Portugal
by
motor
trouble.
NTMIJKIt
OF
NEW
KIXOKOS
MADE
11V
ATHLETES
AMI
CANADIANS
WIN
AT
KOMINO
FAST
GERMAN
WOMAN
f'lNDUIND
OBTS
so
METRE
R.U'I
llfllUY
LAKY.t
.HEATING
Utt.NCil
CO.VTtSTANT
'
AMSTERDAM,
Aug
J
-Harry
Larva
ou
Finland,
won
the
1600:
metres
raoe.
IIU
team
mat
Eln
PtBta
kd
the
paie
m
of
the
way
and
tbeti
Jiwt
as
the
Frenchman.
LadBtur.erze
apaeared
to
be
the
winner
Larva
dashed
Irom
behind
u
;
perfect
time.
Larva
VUi
in
93
1-5
sec
onds
beating
Kurmrs
'record
by
C-9
of
a
seeond.
Llna
Radke
of
Oermany
vaa
the
women's
800
metre
final
in
2
minutes,
16
3-4
seconds,
beating
the
world
record
by
seven
seconds,
a
pace
ao
wtft
that
all
six
nnlshea
were
better
than
previous
world
records.
Mtklo
Oda
of
Japan
won
the
hep.
Step
and
Jump,
making
49
feet
10
and
1316
Inches.
E.
H.
Lindqutet
of
(weeden
won
the
final
Javelin
throw
318
feet
1-8
Inches.
A
new
record
In
sowing
races
In
the
.first
heat
elgtot
oar
crew
was
won
by
a
Oanadlan
entry
against
Denmark.
6a
bin
Carr.
an
American,
won
the
pole
vault
making
13
feet.
6
7-fl
tnhses.
Bud
Hsuer,
an
American,
won
the
dls-;us
throw,
miking
a
new
rccird
of
ISA
feet
38
taefcee.
Up.
to
KstgMthOaadWn
'wet
third
on
points,
sooting
38.
STIIIKB'
AVKKTEII
MANCHESTER.
Aug.
2
Tb
Uneaten-
curred
a:
Denver
Oove
of
J.
R.
Ncot.
cd
strike
involving
half
a
millioa
eot-
steed
of
braining
it.
Tte
award
t
Wales.
Joined
the
union
p
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Centra!
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
'
-
..
.
ROYALS
WIN
SOCCER
CUP
Outclassed
Montreal
Nationals
G
to
1
in
Final
Last
Night
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
2
With
a
letisive
six
to
one
victory
over
i.'te
Canadian
Nationals
of
.Montreal,
New
Westminster
iloyals
ait
night
won
the
Connau3.1t
Cup
and
Dominion
football
chanp!onhiu
.
The
'foyals
were
vastly
superior
In
play
Emphatic
denial
was
given
rumors
which
followed
the
nonappearance
of
three
star
New
Westminster
players
in
the
lineup
Monday
night
that
they
were
held
out
so
that
the
Nationals
would,
win,
making
the
third
game
necessary.
It
was
also
denied
that
the
Pacific
Coast
players
demanded
money
for
playing.
In
making
the
denials.
S.
V.
W.
Sortwell,
secretary
of
the
Royals,
said
the
players
were
left
out
because
the
club
trainer
said
they
were
unfit
to
P'ay.
RECOVER
JEWELS
FROM
SHIP
ELIZABETHVILLE
WORTH
TWO
MILLIONS
LORIENT.
FRANCE.
Aug
Twenty-Seven
Biff
Vessels
Loaded
Cargoes
at
Prince
Itu-pert
But
Much
Larger
Shipments
Expected
Next
Year.
During
the
season
just
ended
there
have
been
8,001,128
bushels
50
lbs.
of
wheat
taken
in
at
the
Prince
Rupert
elevator
and
of
that
7,929,187
bushels
50
lbs.
have
been
shipped.
During
the
same
time
27
steamers
have
loaded
full
cargoes
at
the
elevtaor,
practically
all
of
them
taking
full
loads.
The
elevator
management
announces
that
they
have
been
notified
to
hold
themselves
in
readiness
to
take
grain
by
September
15,
which
is
just
one
month
earlier
than
last
year.
It
has
been
generally
reported
by
railway
officials
including
Sir
Henry
Thornton
that
the
coming
season
would
probably
sec
a
much
larger
bulk
of
grain
handled
at
Prince
Rupert
than
ever
before.
Dead
Were
Crushed
and
Mangled
Welland
Canal
Catastrophe
When
Crane
Gave
Way
Under
Gave
ST
PAT1IPIMM1,'
nn
A.,,.
O
3I
......
,,lri,.Ki
into
position
by
two
cranes.
RUTH
IS
A
MONTH
AHEAD
OF
SCHEDULE
Rain
Interfered
tTllh
National
flamrs
I
rtrrilay
anil
American
ntclutnzed
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
3
Rain
cancelled
out
all
events
In
the
National
League
vealenav
and
aha
atatua
of
th
Amer-
changed
because
while
the
Yankee
won
their
game
the
Athletics
did
the
same,
though
they
showed
some
slackening
of
the
brlllfant
pace
which
has
made
them
serious
contenders
for
the
League
leadership
a
for
the
past
week
or
so.
In
the
meantime
Ruth
la
about
a
month
ahead
of
his
home
run
schedule
making
his
43nd
yesterday.
CHALLENGE
LAW
TO
PREYENT
YOUNG
PEOPLE
AHENDINGTHE
MOVIES
MONTREAL.
AU3.
3
The
Quebec
Uw
forbidding
children
under
10
attending
rlnemas
will
be
tested
In
the
courts.
Fifty
prosecutions
agalnat
Montreal
i
theatres
are
to
be
delayed
In
the
mean
time.
FORMER
CHIROPRACTOR
DIES
IN
VANCOUVER
Word
haa
been
received
here
of
the
death
ynvterday
morning
at
his
family
I
home
In
Vancouver
of
Duncan
McMillan,
formerly
a
ohlropractor
of
this
city,
who
left
about
a
year
ago.
He
suffered
from
(an
abcess
on
the
brain
and
was
too
I
weak
for
an
operation.
Mr.
McMillan
was,
a
cousin
of
Mr.
and
?
Mrs.
Anrfus
-Oirrlce;
i
t..i..
..-.i
,
.
.i-ii
.liA-i
...l.l...
.u
of
IhU
eltVA
-
L
one
is
iiiiBBiiiK
iiu
two
qicu
at
tne
nospitui
winie
jjroonuijr
mrrtr
'.i
more
will
die
as
a
result
of
the
crash
p,
tnjp'Uotttni
'
bf'Iiock
Number
nil?
n'
It
vTlU
C
TrMUTCn
twiuT'.
C
'
'
JO
I
G
In
the
Welland
Ship
Canal
at
Thorold.
Ve4nedaF.
ot
a
400
itn
CinAlV
"AnOtnyVJlUq,
,v
section
of
the
750
ton
Rate,
a
portion
of
-which
was
being
hoisted,
-
I
AnVFROM
NORWAY
aai
IV
a
ilium
livillltii
The
known
dead
are
W.
Talaskebich,
James
McArthur
Jr.,
Fred
.T,T77a.tK.r.n
.
Last
evening
at
the
Lutheran
parvm
n.r
o
a
t
v
o.-.t..
T..ia
Boston
Grill
LA
HOE
CARARET
Special
Dinners
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
Dancing
every
Saturday
night
from
9
to
12.
Dance
Hall
for
Hire.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
I'hone
437
V
XVIII.
No
180.
n
'
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.
C,
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
2,
1028
.
Price
Five
Cents
ANmANSCWAFE
AT
THE
OLYMPIAD
GRAIN
OUTPUT
FOR
THE
SEASON
EIGHT
MILLION
BUSHELS
Canada
Feels
Herself
Badly
Used
at
Olympiad
Criticism
Outspoken
Officials
Subject
to
Petty
Annoyances
Following
Protest
of
Decision
on
Which
Judges
Themselves
Could
Not
Agree.
.AMSTERDAM,
Aug.
2.
Officials
of
the
Canadian
Olympic
com-rr.T
have
become
outspoken
of
their
criticism
of
the
management
:
mi.
jrames
and
are
charging
that
Canadians
are
unfairly
treated!
!
h,
United
States
has
been
favored.
(
J
Mulqui-en,
president
of
the
Canadian
committee
said
the
Can-in!
officials
have
no
quarrel
with
American
officials.
One
Amer-i
official
offensively
played
to
the
gallery
but
we
do
not
hold
Arii
-rican
officials
responsible
for
his
conduct.
The
rough
ride
di.ins
have
received
must
necessarily
raise
the
question
of
Canada's
further
participation
in
the
REBUKE
GIVEN
TO
MINISTERS
lllltTIsM
mtMlhlt
TKI.I.M
MK.MIlEICS
OI
t
tlllNKT
NOT
TCI
TALK
TOO
llll.IXY
POSSIBILITY
OF
SPLIT
I.UII
MT
HAS
WHAT
IT
not
vet
decided
oi.icv
vt
i
i.i.
nil
on
T.IK
Iff
GRANBYHAS
!
WINNERS
AT
BONDED
MINE1
AT
AMSTERDAM
Property
Near
Iiutedale
to
Be
Developed
for
Fluxing
Purposes
Word
has
been
received
in
the
city
of
the
bonding
by
the
(ranby
Mining,
Smelting
and
Power
Co.
from
W.
II.
Monet
of
Anyox
of
a
property
on
Gunboat
Passage,
a
few
miles
south
of
Iiutedale,
with
a
view
to
operating
it
to
obtain
flux
ore
for
the
Anyox
smelter.
A
small
pnrty
of
men
left
Anvov
yesterday
to
institute
development
work
on
the
property.
Ah
a
quartz
fluxing
supply
Fishing
Begins
Well
at
Queen
Charlotte
islands
and
Trollers
Are
Getting
Plenty
of
Cohoes
:
Seining
Near
Naden
Harbor
Gives
Canncrs
a
Good
Start
Pinks
Being
Fairly
Numerous
at
That
Point.
While
the
run
in
the
Massett
Inlet
itself
has
not
yet
commenced,
trolling
for
cohoes
and
seining
for
pinks
immediately
outside
is
now
In
full
swing
and,
during
the
past
two
or
three
weeks,
the
five
can
neries
in
the
inlet
have
made
their
first
production
of
the
present
season.
Indications
are
promising
and
the
prospect
is
that
there
may
be
some
realization
of
the
expectation
of
a
large
run
and
pack
this
season-
This
is
the
cycle
year
for
a
big
pack
on
the
Islands.
Seining
so
far
has
been
confined
to
the
vicinity
of
Naden
Harbor,
where
a
good
run
of
pinks
has
developed
during
the
past
fortnight.
Full
advantage
I
being
taken
ot
Uk-'
11
opportunity
to
take
ihe
first
harvest
of
fish
Litre
and
tills
week
rsme
twenty
two
boats
have
been
engaged
In
seining
there.
The
hlgnest
catch
by
a
seine
boat
Sot
a
single
day
v
drte
is
reported
to
'
nave
been
some
9.000
fish.
I
There
has
not
been
enough
iifh
yet,
however.
10
keep
the
canneries
In
lull
operation.
The
Lkngara
Fishing
Be
Packing
Co.
at
New
Massett
Is
reported
to
hatfe
packed
dose
to
6.000
cases
to
j
date.
This
cannery
is
taking
couiider-1
have
recovered
a
strong
box
containing
Wbalen
at
Fergusaa
Bay.
both
further
lews
worth
tw
mUUon
dollars
fiom
up
Ux
lnleV
hart
baj-glT
epaEaenoed
to
tfc?
Betgraii'
arp-4EflMbe&rfEe
-'tarpe
:fBk
attt
-were'
-eertdtttr
aetnebbats
out
dord
during
the
war.
.or
the
mlet
for
ash
this
week.
GRAIN
SEASON-
OVER
VANCOUVER.
Aug
reached
8084.000
buaheU.
,cenU
a
fleh
is
being
paid
for
cohoes.
glphnr.aajGrain
Shipments
During
Season
Just
Closed
Eight
Million
Bus.
Next
Season
Opens
September
15
Around
Rose
Spit
there
are
a
number
of
Prince
Rupert
trollers
operating,
some
ot
whom
are
delivering
their
fish
to
the
mainland.
BRITISH
FLYER
DOWN
IN
OCEAN
imlTISH
snips
I'KOCtEDING
TO
A8-SISTANCK
Of
CUT.
COt'RTENAV
NEAIL
AZORES
able
cote
from
native
trollers.
The
LONDON.
Aug.
3.
Frank
Courtenay.
Massett
Cannera
at
Old
Massett
are
re-!
Britten
flyer,
en
route
from
Spain
to
ported
to
have
3.000
eases
and
the
B.C.
j
Canada,
was
forced
down
hear
the
Azores
Packers
at
Watun
Rivet
probably
have
a
with
engine
trouble.
The
plane
wlreless-ebnllsr
If
not
a
little
larger
quantity,
t
ed
several
ships
of
which
the
President
60
far
the
B.
C.
Packers
at
Shannon
i
Hayes,
the
nearest,
was
proceeding
to
3
Divers
Bay
and
the
Outing
cannery
Laurel
,
Oowrtenay
a
assistance
this
morning.
It
Is
believed
several
other
ships
are
going
out
'of
their
course
In
the
search
Jar
Courtenay.
(tater)
Natives
from
Skldgate
as
well
as
Mas-1
LONDON.
Aug.
3
Wireless
reports
sett
are
engaged
in
trolling
all
the
way
this
afternoon
state
that
the
steamer
Irom
North
island
to
Rose
Spit
and
'Mlnnetaska
has
found
Capt.
Courtenay
3
Vancouver's
are
doing
very
weU.
The
blgh
boats
safe.
hands
was
averted
wea
an
1M7-2S
,rltn
aoaaon
ndd
1
nianir
In
diw
4a
v
to
iat
HaH
fmm
tmt
him.
!
"i
mcnt
wnen
tne
total
of
wneat
exported
a
red
to
tnree
hundred
nsn.
Fortv-nve
TREATMENTS
NOT
PLEASING
CANAKIANS
SERIOl'hLY
T1IINKIMS
Of
IVITIIIIIUHINO
FROM
FI
TIRE
OLYMPIADS
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Aug.
3.
The
treatment
of
the
local
lacrosse
team
at
Amsterdam
may.
It
Is
believed
here
result
In
the
withdrawal
of
Canadlana
from
all
future
Olympiads.
The
la-croste
team.
It
la
claimed
was
forced
to
ipraetlse
wlUvout
knowing
the
rule,
un-
lean
League
a)o
was
pretty
much
un.
der
which
American
officials,
it
la
further
alleged.
repeatedly
cut
meetings
abort,
thus
preventing
any
decisions
on
rules.
PESCAWHA
CASE
IS
ABANDONED
OWNER
Of
III
M
Ill'NNKR
FORMALLY
OIVE
I
P
APPKAL
AND
LlQlOR
TIII.L
HE
DESTROYED
PORTLAND.
Aug.
3
The
owners
of
the
Oanadlan
steamer
Pcsoawha
have
formally
abandoned
thetr
appeal
against
the
seizure
of
the
ship
and
liquor
cargo
In
March.
1925.
when
Captain
Dob
Pamphlet
was
sentenced
to
two
years
for
rum
running.
The
liquor
will
be
destroyed
after
the
American
Government
baa
spent
$8,000
in
maintaining
a
guard
on
the
vessel.
FOLEY
LOST
A
DECISION
ItESl
I.T
WAS
I
NPOPl
LtR
WITH
FANS
AT
IjlEHEC
LAST
NIOHT
DAY
WON
DOIT
outaiKo,
v.
.
wvcrnoii,
nil
oi
ot.
wunennes;
jusepn
wms,
JUU'
.,
Miss
Edla
Catherine
Johnsen
of
thU
of
Quebec.
i
a
t
aa
aa
as
m
.
1
1
xiouccioicuc,
sam
iticxiiuuan,
an
oi
ioronr.0.
Eighteen
who
were
injured
were
taken
to
the
hospital
and
nine
discharged.
Witnesses
claim
that
the
crane
toppled
over
under
the
weight
assigned
to
it
bringing
death
aud
injury
to
(he
I
etty
became
the
bride
of
Elnar
Hansen.
QPEBEC,
Aug.
3
V
117
of
Vancouver
lost
a
etose
ten
round
decision
to
Ralph
MeNaughton
Of
Quebec
last
night.
The
decision
was
not
popular.
Kid
Halllday
was
awarded
a
decision
In
eight
rounds
over
Eltar
Vllleheauve
metiers
and
Ironworkers
working
be-
of
Fourth
Avenue
West,
Rev.
John
Han-J
Mrs.
Sam
Haugen
and
family
and
Mrs.
twecn
the
lock
wall
and
the
gate.
The
son
officiating..
The
witnesses
were
rred
Orlmble
and
family
returned
to
east
section
of
the
gate
waa
torn
from
lt
fastenings
sending
It
to
the
bottom.
The
dead
were
twrlbly
mangled
Olaf
Anderson
and
Mrs.
Anna
Wick.
Miss
Johnsen
recently
came
here
from
Norwiiy
the
city
on
the
Prtnoe
Charles
this
morning
after
making
the
round
trip
to
hwvnrt.
Anyox
and
Maiwett
Inlet.
.
i
V
If