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EWSPAPER OFFICE IS STORMED BY DENVER STRIKERS DURING FIERCE RIOT

 

Roumania Defies Lenine and
Masses Troops on Border

 

oviet Ignores British Demand for Fair. Peace Terms

with Poland and to Negotiate with Allied
Conference; Orders to Fleet

LonDon, August @-—A cable message received hore is ACC ATILT CASE
BEING TRIED IN
COUNTY COURT

ops on the Russo-Roumanian border.
The Soviet Government has so far ignored Great Britain’s

Witness Who Was Injured Re-
members Nothing of Affair.

and to quit Its threats on the city of Warsaw. It demands
eparate peace with Poland.

The Heraid, a labor paper published here, says the British
h Sea Squadron has been ordered to proceed to the Baltic
reimpose the blockade on Russia.

Premier Lloyd George denies the sending of an ultimatum to

Soviet, but says he is merely pressing for peace with Poland cas. Fe i, ni as

fair terms and that the Soviet agree to negotiate peace with this mor the t

Altied conference. Aidan cl harged gti a
LONDON, August 6.-(1 p.m.)—The cabinet is discussing *4u/Ure James Carn

crisis between the Poles and the Reds today. aa : a 4 a : ' wh r 4 oo
Leo Kameneff, of the Russian Soviet delegation here, say® 6 oo yi Meps rad
non-arrival of the Polish delegates was the sole obstacle tO yn jpeutin lhe. evidence was
armistice, meanwhile their advanoes were being met. weh the same as the p

in the Police Gourt ex
appeared and
daatiened f

nary trial

French tanks are reported to have reached Warsaw to aid in
tial

defence and French riflemen in Luxemburg have been ordéred ‘ Varney

in readiness for W"pOssiBIM ball tS Poland, SPIRE  ThaMinterest of aif ez
The Evening News says the British Government may call FOF pe ccd on this chief \ihatbss as
nteers soon to aid in the preservation Of We Versailles Treaty. fhe took (he st®nd wilh rather a
distracted a iis eves se
BOR COUNCIL = IRISH PLAN canes feed ae
; ’ rourt room f the other tut
aime «steady win inswe ne
r ’ ' ‘ ' ;
AKES ATTACK | TO ATTACK ite ies tor oats at
id ‘ nemb: reer ge of he
ee the hospital sin ght
iffray.
M i 1 ‘
acteri‘es Three per cent Lioyd George in Defending “ ; bid dane
hon From Teachers’ Salaries Crimes Act Flays Sinn ne the accused). Have y
as “Damnabie Foin Leaders . seen him befor«
/ ‘ Garnvett No
LONDON, Aug. 6—Defend- My , Fi : “
ing the irish “Crimes Act” in ' Ave ” Hote in tha city
the Mouse of Commons yes- ad .
terday, Premier Lioyd George Ga N
‘ said M Liiveny Do y ‘
“During the war we found ' j aa Ad this ty
documents in the pockets of aiden Rupert?
the men who are now leaders Ge net \
of the Irish disorders prov- Mr. H ve I>
ing that an arrangement had ving nina fteht
been made with Germany to Gart N
thie attack us at the moment of M “— Do you rem be
Greatest peril.” your chum?"
Giarnet \ { > | ~
ERY FIRE BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL sir is a si os
nave

NT REVELSTOKE. ea ae aap ees

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SHAMROCK LEADING DEFENDER

 

lle Resolute (in the foregroands slightly astera of the Shamrovk off Baudy Hook tm one of the com

ests for the 4m erya's Cana.

RAIL 1S LAID
ACROSS TRACK
BEFORE TRAIN

Attempt to Wreck C.P.R. Passen-
ger at Sentine! on Crow’s Nest
Railway

ENGINEER ALERT
STOPPED IN TIME
FERNIE, Aug. 6.—Another at-
tempt was made yesterday to hold

 

lup or wreek the C.PLR. in near
ISentinel on the Crow's Nest Pass
iRailway. A heavy steel rail was
jlaid across the main line, which
lwould bave derailed the train if
it had struck and would in all
jprobability have cost many lives.

The engineer of the eastbound

passe nger train saw the obstruc-
ttion in time to avoid disaster and
stopped the train,

|; Mounted police are vigorously
jsearching the Flathead wilds. for
the ening PON

SKEENA WONDER
AS NEW BERRY

 

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* THREE a net *
. TWELVE DESTROY .
’ HAVE canaanee *

>
. LONDON, August 6— *
* Two bettieships andtwelve *
* Destroyers have been sur *
* rendered by Germany and *
* have arrived in Seotiand. *
* One batileship has reached *
* France °
. *

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had blood on
Gus St told of

id started which

cher and Gar-

net M same evidence
au i i the preli -
ary { i \ tch was used lk
eale the | s Of interest in

ant

l evidel f Israel Rhomel

f Anyox, wi s the only new
vitness the preliminary
a ‘ I Aldridge was
Lakel I sitions ef Leon
ard WW { Hl. Good, whe
ve | the preilmninary
i i “ ad te be read as
lev OW this morning
or) t ther irned until 3:15

ia 49, Va ve 10 home?"
nD Fire Adjustment Just Made National League. Garnett In Fielding, Saskat
nm New Outbreak Occurred Pittab 8. Brooklyn ehewan, My father has a farm ,,
\ \ Chicago 1 there.”
VELSTO) . rhe } ton. 4. &t..} il Mr. Hooper: “Well, how : fat
( wti 7. Ph deiphia 0 back do you reme mber?"
: arlene 1 League. Garnett I remember Anyox ,
Hoste } (Ohiea ju ii Gus up there
\ Detroit 7, New York 4 Crogs-examined.
st Washington {. Mr. Fulton You Were a man
: who took a drink with your
friends?
 SANDRACCED Garnett Oh yes I could take
> we

ia Grina,

wid Objection was raised to Mr

me : to f } AT VANCOUVER 93 9 s next question in regard
ws to condition on the night of
kK and witness was allowed

g ER evc Tee Knpehed Uacgnasionn ie he a we in the court room
LONE IN mayne ley oy Vener ‘I he first ey iden taken was

UTH SASKATCHEWAN VANCOUVER Aue ( Mrs. ithat of Dr, ¢ A Pegert who had

©¢, employed at the Commer-|been summoned to altend Gat

erable N Cal Credit O¢ offices in the/nett's .injuries en the night of
But Oe: Damage, Standard Bank Building in the|June 27 He told of the nature of
oot heart of the cily was sandbagged|the injuries When asked if the

pana \ yortordny Phe crime was com-| patient had been discharged from

; : tted in the daylight vesterday|the hospital yel the doetor

PS ters n, avd was of the most{plied in the negative and added
y Don carina hind Phe woman was/thal he was waiting to get back to
mr ul CLs us and the sumihis home on the prairie rhe
ational but not herhiad i

‘ Laken, nan Wis

AMUNDSEN IS DUE TO
LEAVE NOME TODAY

Will Steer to Wrangell Island and
Drift With lee Pack.

NOMI Alas August 6 Ro-
ald Amundsetl the explorpr, 1s
due t eave today in another at.
tempt to reach the North Pole,
lic plans t st thre Maude to
Wra Isla ttn rihern

mt Siberia, and then drift
will \ l

aloes | at Youn. oe pin
Brothers and Said to be

Excellent,

Two Killed i in Riot :

TERRACE, B.“C., August) 6.—
a enver, OLOL AGO ivcce ave si Porvaee wo straw.
Ibe ‘Try growers, the Michaud
\Brothers, who are ‘folléwing in
ithe feotsteps of Luther B
hey have for a number of years
{been experimenting with the

 

iPbank.

Many !njured i Much Property Dam-
age Follows Clash between Strikers

lerossing of various varieties of

° ° Istraw verries in order to get one
and Strike Breakers in Street leuited to tha oleate ‘aie autre
: lYerrace. It- seems that at last

they have sueceeded for they have
on exhibition in Campbell's

Railway Dispute

P33 xs
arus

DENVER, Colorado, August 6.—Two peeple were kilied yes- store bere a box of the berries
jay and many injured in a riot*in which strikers were impli- | fe a plant which they name the

ed Much damage was done to street cars and to the plant oe WAnGeT soe ag oe
Muenh PHaNti een receiving favorable com-

he Denver Post, a newspaper that was opposed to the street/ment from all who are fond of

hé berries and has been of special

In the newspaper office hammers and spikes were thrown }interest to strawberry growers,
nlo the linotype machines and presses and thousands of dollars’ |¥#o see in them a combination of
ecu a so nin ari can AR the best qualities of e tal varieties

; from which they are tak

Che trouble originated in a clash between strikers and strike Experts say that “Skeena Won-
breakers, Eventualiy troops were called to quell the riot and/der"™ is destined to earry the fame
of the district t gheut the

order was restored.

continent.

 

* Birdies Expect to Léhve (ORIMES ACT PASSES
For Hazelton on Monday ras

LONDON, August 6.—The new
ae , lIrish Crimes Act passed its second

reading this afternoon in the
’, Repair Parts dus to Arrive from San Francisco on Satur- }ouse of Commons, following a

day; Board of Trade Ball and Reception Tonight debate in whic h Premier Lloyd
took part,

George

PRINCE GEORGE, August 6.—The United States aeroplanés 39TH HOME RUN
that are here en route from New York to Nome expect to leave :
on Monday for Hazelioa, calling at Wrangell and White Horse.| DETROIT, Augus® 6, Babe
39th home run of

Plane Number 3, that was injured slightly in alighting with the {Huth hit bis
is how. read} for service, but the parts for Number tf the season here. Ee
ire not expected to afpive from Francisco until Saturday, |

Chis plane was badly Tijured when landing here in a thunder |

first three,
San
[win daughters, were
Smithers to Mr. and
Gregersson of that town.

|

born alt
storm, Gilbert
The visitors are being well entertained and seem to be en-
Touight thé Board of Trade is giving a recep-

honor,

| Miss’ Eveleigh of Prince George
ek has been appointed matron of the
of the auto and a total dis-| new hospital at Smithers. She is

DRIVER IS HELD sesh for life ja graduate of Vancouver General

RESPONSIBLE FOR ‘Hospital,
DEATH OF WOMAN PUSSY-FOOT GOING |

ON INDIAN CAMPAIGN

Neb.,

Pussyfoot

joying their visit.

tion and dance i their

 

BS. CO. Undartakara. Phone 41,

Aug, 6.-Stanten
Miller, the prominent dealer, ts
beld responsible for the death of
Mrs. W, Campbell, The caroner’s
ury in said there
reckless driv-

CALGARY

Benefit Football Game

FREMON'T,
William
going to India on a campaign in
prohibition, }

Aug, . 6,
Tomorrow Afternoon

at 3.80, Weather permitting
Admission 50¢

Johnson is

verdict
of the

thei

was evidence favor of