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OF PEACE BE MET BY MEXICO? |. sss. so: + se. (Pmtes tram icy mune yas as esa af wae TRANSPORTATION T0 RUPERT

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i today when the carriage in which Metlakatla. of Pythias Hall yesterday after- | aati ct
MRETARY OF STATE BRYAN WIRES A NOTE TO MEXICO’S [he was riding collided with a z noon, fhe special occasion hetgis | PHILIP JACOBSEN GIVES EVIDENCE AS TO BELLA COOLA CON-
MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS TO AWAIT motor car. Sir Thomas was Constable Pat Phillipson i8| ne dedication of the order’s sot DITIONS BEFORE PROVNCIAL AGRICULTURAL
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE. thown to the pavement, but re-| bot on the tral of some picnick lin Fairview cemetery. ne COMMIISSION.
entered his carriage and pro-jers from Prince Rupert who haye|members walked in procession 4
} The Provincial agriculturalJacre. These were of good qual-

pecial to The Daily News, the American legation at Mexico] ceeded to his office, refusing med-

Aug. 14.—On Sat-] Villy: ical atlention.
You may say to the minister —-

been interfering with the gardens|Past the four square concrete ; ; ‘
commission held its first seasion|ity, comparing favorably with the

|pillars marking the corners, and
Ashcroft potatoes. Fruit was

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ashin 1 of a number of the Indian settlers

 

afternoon President Wilson maT n the reserve in the vicin the dedicatory services were con-|here this morning. J. J. C
4 rn halie titan tei , : 0 : ge : . cinit if : »- Jd. J. Camp-
bo dike ese aan aia ie f foreign affairs that Governor CUT HER TRIP SHORT ro Et , yO" | ducted by Frank L. Landis, com-|bell of Nelso AS the ¢ a also raised. Almost all the va-
into Lind comes to Mexieo on a mis- ge Metlakatla, A week ago Sunday,|mander; William Massey, pre-|m 3 Nelson was in the chair.) vieties that were raised in South-
eign relations committee) sion of peace, and that the Presi-|Miss May Jobe Returned from|®°cording to the statement of the) jate, and W. H. Shaw, architect Phe other members of the com-jern British Columbia were suc-
he senate and discussed | dent feels sure his presence there the Interior. constable, a party from Rupert Te sae mission present were Messrs. J.|cessful.
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with them the situation in | Will contribute toward a settle- j —_—— picked enough gooseberries in THE NAUGHTY @OD Kidston, W. Dunean, 8. Shannon The uncleared land was valued
a He frankly suggested) ment of the diflic er lhe Mex- Miss May Jobe of New York, Peter Ryan’s garden to fill a a ae and C, B. Christensen, the secre- | a! from $45 to $4150 per acre.
etal . ,|ican government should await}who passed through here a few ; ‘2 ; at Much of the land carried from
poliey he felt that the United the President's communication} weeks ago on a proposed trip t bushel basket and carried them RORY OMe ives Seren eer” 75,000 to 80,000 fe { Hci
should pursue in the prem- |, rong ee ce ‘ on Cupid. In opening yroceeding he he = ; “er eee
ti \ I I and not give weight to misrepre-|Mount Robson, returned here on home. In addition to this they I S Proceedings th per acre.

 

but the details of this, of|}sentations published in sensa-|yesterday’s train and left for the|did a good deal of damage to the Woshaaie @thes kak ee chairman explained the object of i wee all diver .bosen ane
‘ st he: made tional newspapers.” . same ‘naa garde like ‘ erier epee aaah 2 ¢ s Phe Provincis : : ; ; :
se, cannot yel be made pub 1 pr sd eS south on the steamer Prince Ru-|sarden, It is not unlikely that|e¢ause William A. Lyttle Jr., son the commission, The Provincial} with clay subsoil from six to nine
. ; a yh ig y has been re-|pert this morning. Miss Jobe|the guilty ones will be up before| of Golonel W. A. Lyttle. a wealthy |#0vernment, he said, fell that|feet deep. Over this was a black
ceiver ia 1e message was ade trips , sg ‘ » magistrate 3 ‘ ; i i
ng the whole two hours Of|jiveped | ‘hi { iacs 7 v - de a a sn ie itd ere and|the magistrate, retired merchant and erstwhile|agriculture was not going ahead|Surface soil from five to eight
are 0 * Toreign minister abine valleys, but decided not to —_—_——_——_——_ . nee ; inet
nfaratiange no sition oe pet , member of the governor’s coun-fas fast as it s ; inches deep.
nference no Opposition ¢ rhe antagonism aroused|go farther on account of the SHOOTING YESTERDAY cil, eloped -witt Mi is Thyra Linalc eae a should oe British ' as bans ; is
a John Lind, the specialjamong Mexican toward Presi-]}rough element among th : , eloped with Miss tyra Lina|Columbia, This commission had Speaking of climatic conditions,
hans seep | aa ae 7 Peer SH ClOmMeny BINS S86  Sahes STAN RY Johnson, a 19-year-old artist’s|therefore b i Mr. Jacobsen said that the big
santatiy o ‘ ie ant af ivcitin ; . S . : ore o , v=} i » been appointed to in-| Mr. Jacobsen sale at the big-
n a ‘ ‘ the : ; a d}dent Wil : plan for the pacifi-|working along the line, which |Excellent Scores Made by the Earl! jjode). of this city, he has been quire into conditions and report|gest snowfall for any year was
eXico as arrived at/catse if the re aa ¢ ‘ a it ae : tdi . s 3 . : v8 .
x“ rod i ae, cr i os ‘ it nee oe wing|made it impossible for a woman Grey Rifles. disowned by his father. on them to the government. It|56 inches. The temperature sel-
wUz Is landmeg as no 0 1 ‘WS ; as g » trave arse —___—— ‘ i ;
| ae ca a cee ei : ne ipemh vs hington|to travel by herself. si Colonel Lyttle had ordered his|was explained that the commis- dom dropper below zero, although
‘ pp vill i pete 1@ object of Lind’s Miss Jobe is looking in splen- 1e shooting scores made by|son to giye the girl up. Disre-|!sion was sitting in Prince Rupert, | one winter it had dropped to 18
Gity on Monday, It is be-|visit as the personal representa-|did health after her trip, although|the Ear] Grey Rifles yesterday) garding the command, young|instead of siting g ing |degrees below zero
now hat he will be re tive of the President was to cor she is naturaliy ai ted that |Wwere better than usual Private ’ | a 0 visiting neighboring 5 . / .
; ; ai aatiiants id ; ; a : RESALE Ae aerate see ee , oars , Lyttle quietly slipped out of town |agricultural centres, in order to Owing to the unusually heavy
when the Mexican govern-|sult with prominent Mexicans and|she was not able to make the}|Lamb winning the handicap shoot|, few days ago with Miss John-|save the considerable time ai, rainfall this year, the fruit crop
inders 5 : cc 0 advise el t [ : i { ‘ne ‘ ‘ oO he spoon t i i : : . eee © 2G ; > neces- - ewe -
vsione See ota 2 bea . ™ oe aoe only basis|whole of the journey as planned. | !0! p. f Cen va the loOWeSl! son and the couple were married|sitated by boat trips to each of| Was comparatively poor.
sion ahi ‘ on yi h ae will be recog-|She is now going to the Okanagan | total me the lot. The following|jn Putnam, Conn. They have|these places. Representatives of Great damage to the orchards
' etary 0 Sti ‘Van 5 ize y : ; sty 1 s 2 . . are ioe ‘act 4 ’ 7 ‘ Ls
; i ate ile a I vii _ 0 _ D Lhe ; one a ey se the} country. ire the cores: os ae gone to Detroit, where Mr. Lyttle | these agricultural communities | Was done by bears. The black
Une Ollowing elegrati oO; } elmmactior ) s nt rhe <i epeaiclidh- Sib 2 501 600 ; : .
I i i i ¢ residen uerta Yds. Vie. “Yds. Total will learn the automobile busi-|would give evidence in. Prince|bears constituted the nuisance,

 

 

EXCEPTIONAL TREAT AT Rees Jack 33 33. 34 100 | ness. Rupert. not the grizzlies. _ The fruit
« atheson 30 35 32 97 _ ry . : ‘“ i. did not have

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PTUAGENARIAN MAR E WESTHOLME TONIGHT Pte Litt ; ee) me ake NOTICE TO MARINERS. lives to give evidence was Philip|time to hunt the bears and, in
meio aS Sergt Brown 30 $381 04 Cardero Ghannel—Green Point |Jacobsen of Belia Coola. He de-| Mr. Jacobsen’s opinion, the
; Reopening of Season of Moving | ite: Holland ||2.2..31 31.38 85 | Rapids —GriMiths Island — Gas | seribed .pagt,and present condi- hounty offered was not big see
FROM FRISCO TO NEW YORK Pictures—Special Orohestral fic: Mckeen -.-.-- 29 BFE SA the west ‘ent of Griffiths Island, | Hons im BellaCovla, and made a{to induce others’ to kill om the
Selection—Pollards Next. ptetaetees 5 Sas. Lat. N. 50 degrees 26 minutes,|strong denunciation of the pres-|bears. “Several men had been
rT cot ean RIFLE SHOOT |} Long, W. 125 degrees 30 minutes | ent freight rates from Bella Coola Ca er tee i see aS
ie management of the esl- nO ree 116 seconds. White light, auto-/}to Prince Rupert. Mr. Jacobsen|school master aving rece 3

ED por MBean Bee sterner WRECK AFTER THE GREAT [ioime Opera House announce Scores Made by Members of the| |matieally oeculted at short inter-}said that he had been in this had his sealp badly torn.
QU LKED ACROSS CONTINENT TO that their next big attraction will Rifle: Macetiasion: ‘vals. The light is unwatched. country for over thirty years, of} Mr. Jacobsen said that the ad-
CURE HIMSELF. be Pollard’s Australian Opera aes | Brown Passage — Tree Nob|which he had spent fifteen years/Vice furnished to fruit raisers by

‘ . rs ; Company, with thirty people. The following were the scores | Group—tTriple Island—Gas licht- lat Bella Goola. He had started the government officials had

ow TO eae After walk-|body, and finally forbade him to]This organization is so well and|}made yesterday by members of|ed beacon established.—On the/|two or three colonies on the coast proved of great benefit.

i he way from San Fran periat in any sort of vehicle, es-|fayorably known on the Pacifle}/the prince Rupert Rifle Associa_ | northwesterly rock of the Triple | and was familiar with every part The total rainfall at Bella
ourney it took him more} pecially one driven by machinery,]eoast that it is unnecessary lOlioy the handicap s A heing | Islet group. | Lat. N. 54 degrees|of it. He spoke at some length Coola was from 28 to 36 inches
ear to make, Albert Hoff-|a@s the vibration might prove|gay anything concerning the ex- ‘wars by D elf: 3 "149 minutes 36 seconds, Long. W_lot his early experiences in the annua!ly. There were many
(74, has finally reached| fatal, They told him that he must] cellent productions that are to belp, Greer .. \ 99/130 degrees 52 minutes 50. sec-| valley. streams to irrigate from, if neces-

walk so many hours a day, So hejexpected. Their coming engage-|}; ity: %6)onds. White light, automatically The first settlement had been | sary.
history is a strange} Started early in 19412 to walk to]ment will include such  high|b.’c. stewari ra 95locculted at short intervals.}of some thirty families, There| All of the level agricultural
a) the San Franciseo|New York City to see his siter,/elass and popular operas as D on ; 91|/Color red. The light is un-|were now between five and six land in the valley, some 70,000
he says, he was a/Mrs, Carl Schultz, at Ninety-sec-|“The — ‘Toymaker, Pinafore, 'is" pores ’? watched. hundred people in the valley./acres, was already owned, Some
; osperous man of}ond street and Second avenue “The Mikado,” “The Belle of New oe iH 7 Many of these were Irish or|settlers were taking land in the
| disaster cost the} He figured that he had walked] york,” ete, They will be in Prince Sir G. Doughty Coming. Saskatoon Getting Money. Seoich. The land was held by|side valleys. Much of the land
three daughters }4,500 miles, and his only staff/Rupert during the fair, in Sep- Sir George Doughty. ‘the well Saskatoon, Aug. 7.—The Can-|private individuals, not by cor-)Wwas owned by the Hudson's Bay
ss and. destroyed -his|was an old umbrella, a relic of }tember. known fisheries "operator ofladian Agencies, Limited, notified|porations. It was divided into & Pacific Railway, on which work
ing plant. He himself was | th earthquake. He eaid he got The four weeks’ engagement) Gpimgby ‘England eitvaii in the cits this morning that they|small- blocks of 40, 80 or 460, was to start in a year or two.
Bked up for dead and taken tojenough from turnvereins of vari-jof the Griffith Stock Company Vanoouver on Thursday He is|had sold $4,100,000 municipal 5]acres. Very few held more than} This line had a charter from Bella
hospital, where he remained for}ous cities and towns to support)elosed on Saturday night. To-|eqming to Prince Rupert and to| per cent. bonds at 88. Another|80 or 90 acres. Coola to Hudson's Bay. Another
oe . him as he went along. He ex-|night the popular Westholme}ing Queen Charlotte Islands on}deal for a loan of $900,000 with| Vegetables flourished in the lo- lines, believed to be subsidiary to
He was such a nervous wreck, | pected to see his sister some time} starts on another season Of mov- business connected with the B. C.|Chieago financiers is expected to|cality. An average crop of po-
said, that The doctors had tojlater today, though he did not}ing pictures with an exceptionally Rieiferies ; ta put through this week, tatoes was seven tons to the (Continued on Page 4.)
EF up steel wires to support his| have the number of her house. strong program, including “The : =

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Beast of the Jungle,’ the Ani-
mated Weekly and two comedies,
The announcement that the musi-

 

TO SERVICE TO LAKELSE BOSTON HERE

nail val program will include Liszt's

tomobile to Run Between Ter- | Theatrical Party Greeted by Their Hungarian ‘Rhapsodie No. 2 will
race and Lakelse Lake. Friends on Way South. appeal particularly to those pa-

| rere trons of the Westholme who fre-

Mr. Jacobs, who has been run-| The members of the Juvenil®} quent that theatre largely on ac-

the Hot Springs Hotel at) Bostonians, the theatrical com-|count of the high class music

provided by the augmented West-

 

else Lake, is in the city for al pany which was so popular at the
hole orchestra,

v days. He is authority for the|Westholme Theatre when it “f ty :
ement that an automobile | played in Prince Rupert some GUARD BATHING GIRLS
been ordered to be used in}months ago, passed through here ——
ving passengers from Ter-|on Saturday night on the Prin- Chicago Wants More Women for |
lo the hotel at Lakelse, ajcess Sophia, after finishing their Police Force. }
stance of some seventeen miles.}engagement in Alaska They Chicago, Aug. 7.—The city eivil|
h the hot springs and the! had time to walk around the town] gepyjee commission will soon hold |
endid fishing at Lakelse, the}/and see a number of their Old |eyaminations for ten poliee- |
oved service is likely to re-|friends, A crowd of them @8-|women whom Mayor Harrison]
ina much larger number of} sembled at the wharf to bid them | desires to guard girls al bathing
ile visiling this attractive re-)a hearty farewell with hand-|jeaehes and playgrounds, The |
shake and song. commission has decided that un- |

married women of generous pre

 

portions are the most desirable
The physical examinations will hi

T conducted by a woman trainer]
TO-NIGHT from the University of Chicago
gymnasium, Widows: are

SPECIAL OPENING PROGRAM  3hiti barred, but they must ve

THE young and vigorous.

W estholme ‘Dees House bivans At ie Rupert, on

 

 

 

 

 

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8 THE SEAST OF THE JUNGLE ANIMATED WEEKLY Sunday, Ausnat ath, apa Lo :
mivGac ime hal tin uhavadk Ss ieed we of the World Mr. and Mrs, Frank 8, Evans, a ;
Three Keel Peature Latest New f th 0 paahiag: ae sc cemerai pamee On wou Millie eek ouene.
TWO FINE COMEDIES 3% "Benth. The distinguished party who are making an oflieial tour of the dominions of the Empire have now reached Vancouver on the
; : . ' 1g g 0 » leaders was made while the visitors were in Ottawa. In the baek row
The death took place at the way (o the Antipodes. The above grouping of! the hi Ott .
ORCHESTRA SELECTION-- I Betnas Roper General Hospital to the left of the gentleman with the pointed beard is Captain D. V. Pirie, seeond to the right of him is Mr, Arthur Shir-
H ' rif » le { ‘rs, ushe y 3 tk r secretary to the Ganadian branch of
¥ ssterday of Jona Davis, wife of well, In the row behind him on the left is MaJor Chambers, usher of the black rod and secretary
Liszt’ 5 ungatian Rhapsodie No : R. Davis ‘of Terrace, The the association. Next to him to the right is 5ir Slephen Collins, Mr. Donald McMaster, Mr. Stewart Wortley, Lord Emmot,
funeral will take place tomorrow Hon. George Parly, Golonel Sir Everett Carlysle, Lord Sheffield, Miss Roche, daughter of the minister of the interior, and Mr.
Prices 10c and 150 afternoon from Hayner Bros.’ Howard D'Egville, honorary secretary, to the right, Phird from the lett, an the front row is Lady Emmot, Third row from the ,
toon. mortuary chapel to Garden Island. right is Miss Pirie, and on her right Hon. Dr, Roche, minister of the interior, a i