MR
-
-
Thorold:
Mioo
Klizabelh
Krogan.
acting
Mayor
Proposes
That
City
Cincinnati;
Mrt.
Emily
McNally.
Council
Reiterate
Its
Under-
.Chicago;
Mioo
Annie
Carrol,
To-taking
to
Make
Connect-
ronto.
IngJIoad
T
c
c
n
.(limpP
princP
p,,.
Acting
Mayor
CWIarl
w.H
pr--
l'Prl-
,n-
IM.
roin
Van-
enl
at
InnlRlifa
council
mectl.,g.'''r11nl
y.l"rK
i"
I
he
oulh
on
time
at
.1
a
resolution
rcitecotlng
'a
pie-i'n
ious
reoolulion
of
tl
nmneili"'11'
,,,,f,
aflpnitKm.
umlcraking
to
build
n
road
iuoidn
the
city
limltn
to
rouneet
villi
the
proposed
provincial
guvernniciil
road
loadin?
fiotn
tlierry
to1
the
Pkeena
Itlver
baniWrfe
and
thence
Eaot.
,
e
This
roinet'
aAlli
Jiext
move
f,.
n,
....!.,,.
..-
..:..(
k.'.ni.
vft....i
f-nim
Hon.
V.
Ill
Sutljerland.!
ininiolcr
of
pUblirrko,
latin
Hml
the
provincial
tioyrrnmenl
wao
prepared
to
go
nlt.eajl
Willi
the
rood
providing
Ihe
cHy
wnild
tmineet
with
it
and
xntTfncUiry
iTaiieiiHMilo
rould
ie
niade
Willi
Ho
railway
company.
The
resolution
aloo
uryeA.
Hie
'i''fiHy
of
the
niverjini)eni
t
;i
r
(
I
ntr
the
road
tsoiug
oiil
of
t'riiico
'hupert
lo
be
a
Next
link
n
a
traiiocotiliiieiital
highway.
MANY
LIVES
LOST
,
IN
CHINA
TYPHOON
kERT
BAY
HOSPITAL
IS
BURNED
TO
GROUND
ALEUT
HAY,
Aug.
20.
The
Kovernincnt
hospital
here
wMs
burned
to
the
ground
this
Heart
Rending
Scenes
when
Hotel
Muskoka
Lakes
Burned
to
Ground
and
Ten
Women
Lose
iheir
Lives
HHAGKHHIDGE,
OnL,
ue.
20.
Two
person
nre
known
GUNMEN
LINED
UP
CUSTOMERS
DETROIT
INN
$10,000
VANCOUVER.
Aup.
20.
baudilo
entered
Hie
Seventh'
linger.
iHatalllnn
Club
on
(Jranville
Street
early
today
and
held
up
a
mini-
ber
of
card
player,
eocapinp
wil'ij
1
0.000.
I
Mr.
and
Mr.
Charles
V.
Evitl.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hubert
Ward
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
H.
Slee
of
the
Malay
Stales
left
al
the
end
of
the
week
on
Mr.
Evill's
gasoline
boat
for
a
cruise
down
Ihe
coast
south
of
here.
Falling
off
of
Sockeye
Fishing
Lesf
Week
Prevents
the
Making
Record
Catch
on
Skeena
River
caes,
deports
from
the
Skeena
lllxcr
also
indicate
a
falling
off
In
Hie
pink
cnleli
last
Week;
Last
week
as
the
best
so
far
this
season
for
sockeye
fishing
on
(he
Nans
llhrr.
The
boats
aer-
below
nvcrapc.
The
run
of
pinks
was
also
small
on
the
Nans
lllvcr
last
week.
The
sockeye
fishing
season
closes
on
Ihe
Skeenli
and
Naa.
HUers
Kind
Holla
Eoola
and
Kinu
sipiit
districts
011
August
I,
af.
Irr
which
date
the'
use
of
the
O1
inch
mesh
will
be
illegal.
SiK'keyv'
fishing
ut
llivers
Inlet
and
Sniillio
Inlet
closed
on
August
3.
Mr.
Mackie
states
Unit
the
fly.
lug
bout
G-Ci'D.Y
of
the
Jerloln
In
the
close
season
unit
oiuei
infractions
of
Hwa
fishbijr
rejju-
aired
35
or
this
variety
of
fish
Jalion.
While
the
IMmiuIon
UONH
KONO,
Aug.
1MV
More
which,
uewi
lheless,
is
below
v-
j
Fisheries
office
is
not
one
liiimlreil
ner.oons
Weie'eraue.
Ao
iiuiiciiiini
ih
lv
tnoolv.
I
hie
for
Ihe
statement,
1
is
un-
'"iwiieil
ami
another
hundred
killed
and
In
lured
ashore
and
'il'oul
fifty
jiMikrt
and
sam;iNins
piM'sUed
during
Saturday's
ty-I'boon
ut
Mncao.
Many
person
Were
entombed
when
houses
TWELVE
HALIBUT
BOATS
MARKET
168,500
LBS.
:Nlne
American
Boats
and
Three,
I
Canadians
Sold
Catches
at
,
Exchange
This
Morning
I'rovincial
Coosl
able.
Alex.
Sainl
relumed
from
down
the
roaot
on
IheCardeua
last
night.
Mi
Alice
Jewell
who
ha
jut
arrived
from
Eur
ipe.
i
prepared
l
leach
vnu
lo
live
lo
be
tod
year
old.
Her
secret
io
applied
poyeholo?y.
LATE
TELEGRAMS
TOKIO,
Advice
from
Seoul
stale
thai
3iG
persons
are
dead
and
more
than
1.000
misMn?
as
a
reoull
of
reietil
lidal
waves
and
floriuo
in
Korea.
Ureal
damape
to
properly
was
ilone.
isTPAUf.,
Alaokarll!?
cut
ler
Ijear
arriving
here
from
Point
Harrow
resort
that
Capt.
Aiituuileii
io
lo
make
another
attempt
lo
fly
across
Ihe
.Vorlh
Pole
uoiiiy
Spitsbergen
as
hi
bae.
MANILA.
The
Hrilish
steamer
Min
Sansr,
reporled
to
have
unk
in
Saturday
V
typhoon,
ha
arrived
safely.
Ollicer
of
Ihe
boat
ay
lhat
the
sunken
craft
is
he.
Hrilish
Loon
Sang.
Many
live
were
loot.
Entertainment
Prepared
for
Visiting
Delegates
Municipal
Convention
'
The
program
for
the
reception
and
entertainment
of
the
Union
of
H.C.
Municipalities
convention
delegates
who
will
ar
rive
in
the
city
on
Wednesday,
spending
two
days
here
was
issued
this
morning
by
Acting
Mayor
Collart.
It
shows
that
tlt
visitors
will
be
well
taken
cur
of
while
here.
The
program
follows:
Wednesday
I
p.m.
Trip
to
Canadian
National
dry
dock
and
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
by
car.
Soekeve
fiohinir
fell
off
coniernbly
on
the
Skeena
Hiverl
7
p.m.
itoal
ride
around
tho
last
week
and.
11s
u
result,
it
is
now
expected
that
this
year's
,ariMir
from
the
Dominion-Fish
puck
will
not
set
up
u
high
record
ns
hud
been
anlicipaled
up
eries
wharf.
till
11
few
days
asm.
However,
the
year's
pack
will
be
well
above
0,30
p.m.Luncbeon
Ihe
average
and
will
be
satisfactory
to
all
concerned.
Adam
n',.Pis
On
ft.
Mackie,
inspector
of
fisheries,
thi
morning
places
an
estimate
of
120,000
cases
on
Ihe
pack
for
Ihe
year.
'I
his
will
w
some
d,3o
?
.
I
mi
...1..
r
11
JIO.OUO
cases
belter
than
last
year
ana
win
oe
oniy
a
iew
imm.
venes.
Thursday
at
St.
a.m.
Convention
con-
ti
ml
cases
short
of
tbe
record
year
in
ll
which
was
IJ.1,000,
2.30
p.m.
Convention
Httieh
slalion.
Vnueouver,
has
been
doiiitt
very
effective
work
in
patrolling
the'
fiohiiifr
groiuul
convrue
this
season
by
pmvntlnir
ftslilng
Hie
delegates.
A
I
Stork.
M.
P.
McCaffery.
T:
Mc
Clymont
and
It.
H.
Huohester;
E.
C.
Gibbons,
president
of
the
Prinea
Hupert
Hoard
of
Trade;
S.
J.
McLeod,
vice-president
of
Ihe
Hoard
of
Trade
and
city
banker;
C.
II.
Orme,
president
of
tire
Northern
H.C.
Agricultural
&
Industrial
Association;
J.
II.
Pillsbury,
manager
of
the
Ctvna-
ilian
Nnliiimil
lirv
Dock:
'N.
II.
Walton,
superintendent
of
tin:
f'.iimiiiiiiii
(5.
Dawson,
director
of
t
tie
Can
7.30
p.m.
Civic
bamiuel.
adian
National
Hallways;
Judge
Se'enly-fie
people
are
coming,'
F.
McH.
Young:
Dr.
W.
T.
Ker
.including
the
wives
of
ninny
of
gin,
chairman
of
the
school
liulicV
entertain.
(Hoard;
D.
O.
Stewart,
chairman
iimmiI
committee
has
been
ap
of
the
Imspilal
board;
T.
11,
John
point
consisting
of
Mrs.
Thco.'soii.
nranager
of
Ihe
Canadian
Collar!
(convener);
Mrs.
Fred
Fih
&
tJold
Storage
(V.;
1
A:
Stork,
Mrs
TliOnnis
McClyntont.i
Wakefield,
American
'consul;
Mr.
M.
M.
Stephens,
Mrs.
S.
D.
John
Dybhavn,
Norwegian
consul;
the
tidal
sockeye
pack
on
Ibu
depslood
H(at
several
fNhiuViMjncdoirahl.
Mrs.
J.
C.
McLennan,
t)kif
HansoiO
Swedish
consul;
T
Nans
Ibis
year
Is
going
to
be
far
bonis
luive
ln'ou
nrresled
and
con-
aml
Mr.
J.
P.
Cade,
This
com-
11.
Heme,
provincial
government
flocaled
through
Hie
activilles
of
n,t(ee
will
have
a
ineiHing
this,
agent;
llev.
Dr.
II.
IL
Grant,
the
machine.
The
H.OYDX
ill
nflernoon
in
the
office
of
tins
(president
of
the
ltolury
Club;
E.
renrain
in
tue
iniriei
ior
soine
iicling
mayor.
1
lie
prince
uu-
r.
Jones,
city
soiieuyr;
i.
j.
time
yet,
Mr.
Mackiu
slates.
TENNIS
CHAMPIONS
FOHITllll.L,
Aug.
L'O
The
lennls
championship
of
the
Uiill'id
Elates
In
women's
doubles
wao
won
Saturday
by
Mrs.
Coyell
and
.M(os
McKane,
who
defeated
Mios
(loos
and
.Mrs.
Wiglitmau,
(J-2,
S-i.
oerl
Yachlng
Club
Is
lo
be
asked
Miithcisou.
city
treasurer;
D.
II
lo
ro-oneralo
with
the
ladles
for.
McDonald,
firo
chief:
Ernest
entertainment
on
the
water.
Love,
superintendent
of
utilities:
The
City
Hall
wilt
bo
closed
on
W.
II.
Vickers,
chief
of
police;
F.
Thursday
in
order
to
give
I
ho
employees
the
opportunity
to
at-lend
the
convention.
Invitations
for
the
civ
io
ban-ipiel
on
Thursday
evening
have
W.
Pearson,
city
engineer;
Hon.
T.
D.
Kiltullo,
minister
of
hinds;
lion.
A.
M.
Miinson,
attorney
-geti
eral;
H.
F.
PuHen,
editor
of
Dally
News;
W.
J.
Itaymoiid,
editor
of
been
issued
to.
Ex-JIayors
FredllNening
Empire
WhM
Yu
Want
A
TAXI
i..
.
.
Matin
PI
FISH
MARKET
""I'm
.
'"ii-y
Phone
671.
""!!:,
in
a
hurry
"Hi-
Fresh
Killed
Poultry.
Fresh
Killed
Meat.
Phone
PRINCE
RUPERT
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
it
Car
and
Rest
8rvlo
In
the
City.
Ratea
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
A
Trial
Order
Solicited.
YH,
XIII,.
NO,
.19(5,
PIUNCK
IUPKHT,
B.U:,
MONDAY.
AUGUST
20,
U2:J.
YMUrtfij'i
Circulation
1646
llmt
SlM
290.
PMCK
FIVE
CENTS.
WOMEN
LOSE
LIVES
MUSKOKA
HOTEL
FIRE
.
PATTULLO
TAKES
UP
CUDGELS
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
AT
VANCOUVER
Id
be
dead
iiinl
one
i
believed
dead,
while
nine
are
missing,
mid
Iwo
severely
injureil
u
llie
refill
of
a
fire
which
dclroyed
the
Wawa
llolel
at
Lake
of
Hie
Hav.
Mookoka
district
early
Sunday
morning.
All
record
being
burned
make.
it
difficult
definitely
to
check
up
exactly
who
wa
in
the
building.
Some
place
the
loo
of
life
high
twenty.
I
he
fourteen
year
ohl
umighler
of
(leneral
.Manager
How-
ker
of
the
Central
Division
Ouiadian
National
llailway,
vv
liiiriHil
to
.leal
li
a
vudl
Katii
(run-
lingers
aged
1H,
of
("love-land,
Ohm.
Annie
Iee,
an
em
ployee,
jumped
from
n
window,
broke
Imt
back,
and
Is
apparently
dead.
Nine
olhr
women
ciiiloy-
J
rrn
lire
nil
III
K
I
Ihe
fire
started
ohortly
after
I
midnight
in
nn
elevator
shaft,!
probably
from
friction.
I
There
were
heart
rending'
Dl
THOIT
A
i.
:o.
S.r
i
Brrnr
during
the
panic
whicii
!
uitmer
early
s,.:,,ta.v
moruimt
moul.
Moot
of
(he
gueoU
were
eld
up
Mm
A
iaiMlale
Inn,
lined
roiiipelted
to
fly
in
niuht
rlolh-
A
!
lit
.ut..
,
and
riiipJuy-tn
,aiiiB
loot
l
their
Mougiiisrs.
!
"e
,n
and
rcl-c,l
Including
money
e.ini
jewel.
'
liciri
of
their
riMiney
mid
vidu-:
h.ii-.j
n-.j
Me.
u:.rt,
ewrwUhou.and
dot.,
ni:
v
rsviLLE.
(Int..
Aioz.
llt-l
-
ouo,
ami
F.nooo.y
...
,.,i,.,Pll
,M.
((1
..
rr.
.,
inriil
l
,t
r
ftr,.
Sun.lay
l:afirnged
them.
"
"'r".5"cn"".,a
which
in
less
than
half
an
hour
a
oi,.,en
auio
vv
mie
im-ln
,,,.,,
,e
NVwa
llolri
to
al,c.
.'
,
8
i;PliuoniiK
town
they
.,1e
,,(,jp,
f
M.p
..
,ia0
h
i
and
killed
a
policeman
Wlio
,.
,.im,itiM,
.
i,
i
i,i
RESOLUTION
RE
ROADWAY
OUT
OF
city;
other
are
in
the,
mine.
dealli!
morning.
It
io
the
opinion
of
son;
mem
'l,..r
nf
llir
linli-1
laff
Unit
III
FLURRY
OVER
COPPER
FIND
J.
Ashman
and
Corley
Ross
Cause
Some
Excitement
at
Smithers
SMITHERS.
Aug.
20.
There
Is
quite
a
flurry
of
excitement
over
the
latest
copper
discovery.
J,
Ashman
and
"Corley"
Ross
who
are
Just
back
from
a
somewhat
lengthy
prospecting
tour
report
the
finding
of
a
large
copper
deposit
on
Copper
River.
The
find
Is
In
close
proximity
to
their
old
holdings,
and
Is
located
within
twenty
miles
of
Smithers.
Negotiations
are
already
under
way.
for'
a
sale
to,
Unlltd
States
Interests
Interested
In
copper,
and
a
(representative
of
the
company
Is
expected
to
arrive
shortly
on
an
Inspection
of
the
property.
ROBBED
CARD
GAME
t"
fire
lartt,il
from
a
lighted
cignr-.Masked
Bindlts
Enter
Vancouver
cite
or
cijfar
thrown
down
the,
Club
and
Get
Away
With
elevator
oliafl.
i
The
ih-ad
include
Mr.
Jameo
'Alexander.
Mioo
Annie
Ie,
Mnr-
jorie
llowker,
Toronto;
Mr.
Har-
retl.
Ilaaiilton;
Mioo
K
Cleveland;
Mioo
phyftio
Ilernanl.
Twelve
lialihul
inal
marketed
alette
lolallin?
IGK.500
pound
al
the
Fioh
Exchange
IhN
morn-
tu.
Mne
Amrrican
boal.t
had
il;t.l.500
:-tind
and
lliree
Ciiiih.
tili.niH.
jj.ooo
iioundo.
American
received
lel
prices
for
"
fir.l
'ctaos
fih
while
,
oecomlo
v
were
about
even,
j
Arrival
and
aleo:
American
llelianre.
1
1
,000
poundo,
at
I
I.K.-
and
I
tr,
'
and
Woodrow,
l(l.rn(i
leiundo,
al
I
i
7c
and
10.5c
lo
the
Itoyal
Fioh
Go.
Kmla,
I.
DOH
poundo.
al
I
t.5o
and
tic.
and
llelianre
No.
I,
17.-nifO
;,oundo
al
It.
Me
and
lie.
to
Hie
.Mini
Fioherieo.
Tordeiiojohl.
5(M'00
poundo.
at
12.3c
and
K.Ce,
and
June,
13,000
poundo,
at
I
l.tc
and
lie,
lo
I
In;
IIihiIIi
Fiolierie
Canadian
Co.
Hi
(ill),
i;
00r
puund".
at
I
f
.Co
and
Hi.
7c,
lo
llii
I'arific
Hardin?.
H.000
pound,
at
lt.3e
and
I0.7e,
3and
While
?lar.
'i.OOO
;oundo.
al
'H..V
and
10.8c
lo
Hie
Canadian
Fioli
A
Odd
SlfO'ae
Co.
'
Canadian
-
II.
A
It.,
13,0(10
poundo,
al
tic
and
lie,
and
Fannie
F..
i.ocifi
poundo,
at
13c
and
lie,
lo
Hie
Canadian
Fioh
A
Cold
SIothk?
Co.
I.ivingolune.
18.000
poundo..
al
I
ir
and
lcr
to
lhc
Itoyal
Fioh
Pattullo
Urges
Vancouver
Send
j
Delegates
to
Prince
Rupert
for
!
Convention
Municipalities
Union
VICTOHIA,
Aug.
20.
Reports
that
Vancouver
and
possibly
nther
places
are
not
to
be
represented
at
the
convention
of
Hie
Union
or
H.C
Muuicipalit
es
al
Prince
Hupert
next
week,
impelled
lion.
T.
I).
I'altullo
lo
telephone
Saturday
lo
Mayor
Tixlale
to
fiucl
out
Vancouver's
reason
for
staying
away
from
this
meeting.
Telephone
oper.
lrs
were
unable
lo
locate
the
mayor,
however.
Press
dispabhes
staled
that
the
holding
of
lfw
convention
at
Prince
Hupert
had
been
greeted
with
disfavor
by
numerous
places
because
of
the
dio.mce
to
travel
and
the
i
ohoriiie.os
or
the
slay
in
the
nor
thern
port.
Mr.
I'altullo
staled
Saturday
it
wouki
seem
iitai
ine
reaMius
choiild
have
been
llioiicht
out
and
u'iven
expreooion
to
at
Hie
time
of
the
meet
in?
of
the
Union.
"II
strike
me
lhat
Prince
lliiin'ri,'
bavin?
been
selected
for
Ihe
con-
It
vention
this
year,
it'
is
now
very
had
taole
upon
the
pari
of
other
nunicipalilieo
to
ubimt
objee--
the
example
in
concluded.
genercsily,"
ho
HAVE
BEEN
WORKING
ON
MATTER
STARTING
mer
Yesterday
Pastor
Leaving
For
South
HOTEL
PLANS
FOR
RUPERT
tion.
Prince
Hupert
ha
had
.
,
.
.
.
,,
It
;
i
underlood
lhat
plan
r
are
pood
reaou
lo
complain
upon
,
,
,
,
.
,,,
-
...
h
.
.
,u
lre.ared
at
once
for
a
new
"-
......
...
in
.
.
.
,
,
n-ini
in
iue
amiune
in
-om.
is
Understood
They
Will
be
Prepared
Immediately
and
the
Building
Erected
ere'le.
bete
for
the
r".
....!!..
V;.
li:i.
.......
a
1.
porii'-n
.-
of
,
the
n
south
II
toward
.i
lhat
.
uoiia'liau
,
,
.lit!
Ul
.
HI
...
IH
.
ldl?
,
.
IU
.,
city
and
northern
and
c.tr.,l
T
baC-
"v
l,u
l
N.
io
iii.1.
v.i.,.i.i
r..i
...in
preoent
wcupied
by
H.ererore
very
much
rent
the
I-,W,ton
or
f
f,uch
-
pre.ct.
attitude."
f,bl.e
Pt
overiookinp
the
water.
Thc.wiWer
J..MaiMl.-aHHhatl,l
!f
rS
"-i"
1-
apart
from
the
deli?hlful
inland
c
!"
'
"
"
ws
"J
sea
voyatre
on
the
trip
lo
Prince
,f,ll
ych
a
will
luperl.
.h-leaab
s
to
Ihe
conveo-
8
Crp,,,t
,
'?
"f
c!
f
a,",
W,U
tlon.
e,,ecially
those
who
have
'
"
-""eauuy
increas-M..I
vfi
vioiii
ii...
n..rih.
.....
"'K
tourist
business
here.
tiou
of
Ihe
province,
should
re
ceive
much
profit
from
doing
now.
there
should
exist
be
tween
an
portion
or
mis
oro
A.
A.
Cox,
architect,
wbo
left
for
the
south
Saturday
night,
refused
lo
discuss
Ihe
question,
but
lie
will
be
back
very
soon
and
it
vince
Ihe
moot
coiilial
feelhii's
of
J
;l'-od
he
will
then
havo
reciprocity
and
the
southern
por
Ihe
sketch
plan
with
him.
He-
for
leav'?
,,e
compleled
Ihe
work-
tion.
Mas
the
older
settled
nod
moot
thickly
populated,
should
se:
,ne
Pans
Ior
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade-
and
city
1"-'
built
in
time
council
have
been
working
on
tjic
tourist
business
next
summer.
question
of
having
a
Lutheran!
Church
fishermen's
home
ostab.
CITDCArC
CCrAaJfi
lioheil
in
llin
eilv
nn.l
Imv..
-nl.
OUIYTlVyL
JLLUllU
niilted
a
tpropqsition
'
to
the
Lutheran
Young
People's
Society
on
the
matter.
Yesterday
forenoon
in
the
Met-
ropole
Hall,
the
Lutherans
of
the
city
had
their
first
church
service.
There
wias
a
good
attend
ance
and
V.
A.
Xiiere,
student
the
!
Nurse'
Home,
for
which
J.
Mc-
.
Kechnie
has
the
contract.
'"
j
Owing
to
the
rpu!arity
of
tbe
Prince
Hupert
route
ami
to
the
'oteadily
increasing
business
this
jway,
it
lias
been
felt
for
sums
A
time
that
the
company
must
liavn
FISHFRMFN'
H0MF
a
lmM
'""
10
"
n
bust..
;
nii-A
il
Local
Lutherans
Had
Their
Flrtl"T
-
i
.
"
Church
Service
This
Sum-
f
t
A:
.
T
,.V
.
""u"tt'
"
0
The
joint
fisheries
committees1
iioii-i
ut'in
uuiu,
iihj
cuiupiuy
is
now
morally
if
not
legally
bound
lo
erect
it.
II
Is
expected
that
the
hotel
will
lo
handle
thu
AVENUE
SECTION
TWO
IS
PROPOSED
A
a
means
to
relieve
traffic?
on
the
plank
roads
in
Suction
Aid.
Stephenis
and
Aid.
Perry
vvJIL
"J
"V
7
t
tonight'
council
meet-preacher,
,
,nvove
who
has
been
u
the',.,
...
.
,
,
'
,
,
.
ing
that
a
gang
of
men
under
i
city
for
several
weeks,
was
in
,
.
.
T
.
.......
.straw
bos
be
put
on
Second
Ave,
',
,
,..
.....i.ibetweeh
Fourteenth
and
Sevens
.ii.
mrir
i.
i
dill
lllllf.
oiiiiiti',
,,
...
.
,
,
,
,
.
shortly
and
he
will
report
lo
the
headquarter
of
the
church
on
the
matter
of
church
If.llllVl
III
I
establishing
.-M
tllll
I?
II
IIIK
Ok
i
IIIUI111
teenth
Streets
to.
break
rock
and
lo
have
lhat
part
of
Second
Ave.
rolled
over
with
the
steam
roller
.
f,
II
m
,
...
here
and
also
in
regard
to
tbol10
"aUlt
i,Mwb
Ir,
raf
,'V
Avp,,UP
io"
2
i
'c?'"
Fishermen's
Home.
,
Mr.
Gicre
preached
last
night
in
the
Haptist
Church.
LEAGUEJASEBALL
SATURDAY'S
"GAMES
American
League
Hostnn
3,
Detroit
10.
Philailelphia
II,
Cleveland
7.
New
York
C,
Chicago
5.
Waohinglon
,
St.
Louis
3.
National
League
Chicago
Host
on
5.
SI.
Louis
7,
Hiooklyn
I.
Cinelniialli
5,
New.
York
2.
Pittsburg
l,
Philadelphia
8.
Coast
Leaoua
Oakland
5-3,
Sucramento
0-5.
Seattle
San
Francisco
0.
Portland
2,
Los
Angeles
l.
Vernon
Salt
Lakes
23.
already
oeen
graded
but
wot
never
surfaced.
The
present
inoviv
is
being
made
in
the
interests
of
economy
lo
divert
traffic
from
the
plank
roads
which
are
getting
in
bad
condition.
AUTO
RACERS
KILLED
VANCOUVEIt,
Aug.
20.
"Dmr
Smith,
2t,
Vancouver,
was
killed
and
three
others
were
injured
In
auto
races
at
the
exhibition
on
Saturday
when
Iheir
car
left
the.
truck
and
went
over
an
embank,
nienl.
.
S.
E.
Parker
w
ii
u
passenger
for
Usk
on
Ihe
easlTtouml
train
on
Saturday
pycnfng
..where
he
will
spend
a
few
day
visiliny
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Keloh.