tw
r
l't
he
wire
he
Kent
lo
rihiirslon
Harhor
asking
for
more
h
articular
in
order
to
otblilr
Mr
tdy
The
despatch
received
by
the
News
also
slates
that
Wick
wn
k
lle.l
titntantaneously
when
a
tree
broke
Ins
back
at
No.
IfaHimr
l
Hereford
("-amp.
The
fatality
Iwas
accidental.
TWO
HUNDRED
AUTOS
BURNED
i
Half
Million
Dollar
Fire
at
Mont-
real
Yesterday
!
MONTllKAI..
Aug.
13.
More
;
than
800
nulo
were
destroyed
by
flie
In
l.edous
Jeiinlnus
earroiKe
works
In
the
heart
of
Mont
rent
yesterday.
The
damage
Is
esllm
ated
al
half
a
million
dollars.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
SATURDAY'S
GAMES
American
League
Cleveland'
U-10,
Philadelphia
5
Del
roil
1-8,
New
York
10-U.
SI
Loiiio
3,
lloslon
.
Chicago
10-2.
Waslilngloii
7-2.
National
League
HosUm
(i-y,
Clnrlniiall
10-0.
Plilhfilelphia
1-H,
Uhicago
5-0.
New
York
"-.
SI.
Louis
1-2.
Itrooklyn
7.
Pillsliurg
0.
'
Coast
League
Los
Anucles
l-il.
Seattle
5-1.
Sacrameiflo.
4-5,
Vernon
2-0.
Salt
Lake
0-1.
Oakland
12-1.
Sail
Francisco
8-1.
Porlland
l-0.
SUNDAY'S
GAMES
American
League
Iiolon
8,
Cleveland
3.
I'olpJit
5,
New
York
2.
Chicago
0,.
Vashlngloii
0.
National
Leagua
I'lllshiii'K
2-0.
lhooklyu
!!
New
York
2,
SI.
Louis
5.
Milladelphla
7,
Cliicago
5.
Wehhm
11.
McAfee
of
Oeorgc-
lown
sailed
for
Swanson
Hay
"
the
l'rlnce
Huperl
Saturday
Evening
and
relurned
n
the
Vflace
George
Uiis
aflernoon.
I'AIIIS.
Au?.
13.
The
tlrilisli
nole
inadv
puldlo
lasl
tilpht
was
rrreie.l
with
profound
disappointment
by
French
opinion.
Ibis
f
cMilriil
in
i
m
the
coiimuMH
of
,
the
iiuirtun?
paper"
the
moderate
lone
of
which
fails
lo'
hido
!he
fceluiK
of
hillerm.
HANGED
CUNO
AND
STINNES
IN
EFFIGIES
One
Man
Killed
and
Ten
Wounded
When
German
Police
Rushed
Crowd
BERLIN,
Aug.
13.
Three
times
Sundey
the
Communists
at
Rothausen.
erected
a
gallows
with
effigies
of
Chancellor
Cuno
and
Hugo
Stlnnea
swinging
from
them.
Pollco
tore
them
down
every
time
and
finally
rushed
the
crowd.
One
policeman
and
five
of
the
demonstrators
were
killed
and
ten
were
wounded.
INVENTOR
OF
KODAK
ON
BIG
GAME
HUNT
Qeorae
Eastman
Was
In
Town
This
Mornlnn
With
His
Party
Enroute
to
Atlln
Country
Sixty-nine
yearsof
agi
hut
not
lookinur
ulay
over
fifty,
(ierge
F.aslmiui,
mlllioliaire
inventor
of
Ihe
Kodak,
was
in
the
city
in
the
t
PriuceoH
Liuiise
this
nionilii;.'
going
north
lo
Allln
ffir
a
hifc
game
hunt.
.
Accompanying
him
were
Oeorge
II.
liryden,
Cliicago,
and
Dr.
Albert
Kaiser
and
Dr.
Audley
Slewan,
llochesler,
N.Y.,
from
which
city
Mr.
Kastmaii
lllhll
miiiius.
Cl'liCv.
party'
wi.ll
be
In
Ihe
north
utilil
early
Oelobur
and
will
come
out
on
Ihe
hod
tourist
boat
of
Ihe
season.:
HEAD
ON
COLLISION
PUKHLO,
Aug,
13.
Seven
railroad
traimnen
were,
killed
in
it
head-on
collision
between
Colorado
and
ou(liei'n
passenger
tin
I
ii
and
it
I'uctilo
and
Simla
IT
Ihrougli
I
rain
ill
Fowler,
Color
ado
ibis
morning,
VANCOL'VFH.
An.
3
llrilixh
Oolutubla
woiulhe
weileru
tuinada
crjl'kel
chaiiiiiiouidiiji
ilefeatin
All.erla
253
hi
125
al
Ihe
conclusion
of
1
llieMuurna-meiil
wlilcJi
laled
a
weak
and
in
which
all
the
we!-'"
ern
pwivinces
enleml
leiinis.
Lp
lo
Saturday
U.K.
and
Allierta
were
lied
fi.r
first
place.
PUBLIC
WORKS
TO
BErSTARTED
Immediate
Construction
of
Klt-
aault
River
Bridge
and
Bear
River
Road
"
'
Provision
has
been
made
by
Ihe
Deparlment
of
Public
Works
for
eon
I
rue
I
ion
lo
start
at
once
on
lite
Mioauu
iucr.
nnugc
ui
Mice
Arm
and
the
rebuilt
road
up
Ihe
Hcallir
evarllhP-1'3..
up
the
Dear
lliver
al
Stewart,
laled
II.
F.
Kergin,
M.1..A.
for
Allin,
wio
was
in
ihe
city
on
the
Cardcua
yesterday
afternoon
re
luming
lo
Alice
Ann
from
ic-loria
where
he
spent
a
fortnight
pressing
for
public
work
in
his
rmiHtituenry.
Oilier
work
of
a
le
important
nature
in
various
parls
iir
Ihe
district
is
also
to
be
undertaken
very
soon,
Mr.
Kergin
says
.
The
liriilge
al
Alice
.rm.
lor
which
Die
people
of
that
place
have
been
pressing
for
some
lime,
will
be
a
Howe
truss
struc
ture
of
tindier
construction.
D
will
provide
direct
access
from
Ihe
lown
of
Alice
Arm
lo
Die
op
posite
sido
of
the
river,
replacing.
u
small
ferry
which
has
been
iiKcd
in
crossing
for
some
lime.
II
will
be
of
great
benefit
lo
Iho
Illiance
lliver
minimi
country
and
lok'ulng
operations
at
Hie
head
of
Alice
Arm.
The
new
Hear
lliver
road
vvfH
induce
Ihe
old
one
and
will
be
buill
at
an
easier
grade
than
Iho
present
one.
H
will
continue
from
Ihe
new
bridge
which
is
II
WhM
Yu
Want
A
TAXI
i-
lahVP
LiUl.
H.np
P.R.FISH
MARKET
'i
'J
I
nn
i
ii
Phone
671.
FOR
THE
PICNIC
in
a
hurry
ff
Jellied
Tongues,
Boiled
Ham,
Phone
U
U
Roast
Ham
with
dressing,
PRINCE
RUPERT
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
Best
Car
and
Bait
Servloa
In
tha
City.
Ratea
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
Briton
Columbia's
Newspaper
Out
of
Town
Orders
Solicited
VOI
XIII.,
NO.
100.
I'lUNCr!
HUTEHT,
H.C.,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
13,
11)23.
YMttrdtf't
ClrcuUlloB
1,60
J.
Strtt
Salt
8S.
PftlCE
FJVE
CENTS.
BRITAIN
OBJECTS
TO
INVASION
BYFRANCE
GERMAN
GOVERNMENT
RESIGNS;
COUNTRY
IN
UPROAR;
FIGHTING
REPORTED
British
Note
Declares
Illegal
the
Occupation
of
Germany
by
France
Germany
Must
Pay
Much
as
Able
LONDON.
A
n
(f.
13.
PETER
WICK
!
WAS
KILLED
-Tho
Hrilish
nole
lo
France
and
Del-
mill
In
winch
the
Haldwui
government
say
il
regard!
llie
mini
ccupatioii
us
illegal
under
the
Versailles
Ireuty
but
is
willing
In
Milium
the
toinl
Kt
arimriiiion,
nns
mauc
a
uecp
impression,
z
or
the
most
larl
it
is
regarded
u
creating
a
new
situation
.
i
l.
.......
I.......
..a-
iti.t-jiltitiitwiiilii
.'
1
W
ll
II
lllltl
HU
uiliiui'imiii
"
1
The
communication
reiterates
that
Mrilain
is
still
deier-iiiiiied
Unit
Ocrniany
shall
iAy"1o
the
maximum
of
her
capacity"
J
ul
asserts
that
"what
that
maximum
i
should
he
decided
ly
an
Hnn
I'eler
Wick
John
Dyhhavn.
wliu
leeched
word
of
the
accident
on
Saturday
-.rales
IIiaI
Ihe
only
'pier
Wick
from
this
city
he
.low
of
i
it
halibut
fisherman.
lip
wn
here
rercnlly
and
il
i
t
believed
to
he
him.
Mr
Dibhavii
ha
n
yd
received
no
impartial
tribunal."
ror
lier
own
ipart
HnUiin
wutiM
he
willing
lo
loblain
from
(ieriuauy
fur
reparation
and
allil
ileitis
a
sum
sqf-
(ir)nl
Id
meet
Iter
debt
to
the
Lnilfil
Slates.
The
peace
tn'aly
nolo
coulends
jthat
it
only
authorizes
the
ocru-
)etpalch
Recolved
by
Dally
News
,,a
Ion
of
Ihe
leTI
hank
of
Hi"
Throws
Light
on
;cldent:
Uliiiic
and
bridgeheads.'
Identity
Not
Established
majority
of
I
Ik1
iiiomiuu
.
cither
wholly
(
newspapers
approve
.
.
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......
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1..
II.
.....I..
11.
Il.lll.ll
Intl.
r't
sneciit'
ur'ui"
ii
i-i
iir
n
iiihiii
u
""
"
rlln-
Daily
Sew
from.
(Jucen
Char
-
to
France
and
Delirium.
"Tin
note
tat
1
1'
I
ity
BiV'-
Hi''
imme
ot
t
Is-
it
sliomr
but
not
loo
strong.'
I.-'
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i
hi.,
i
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l.....
it.
.
n
r
i.i.i
ii...-
WW
auuer
WHO
w
mini
"
ihuip-
nyi
inv
i
"'"J.
hjra!l
JlUjadjjr
sini
a
rleprJalejneni
i
not
i
l.ntioli
cae
wssinaiic
WINS.
CHAMPIONSHIP
'
OF
WESTERN
CANADA
CRICKET
TOURNAMENT
iul
about
finished.
Con-
slruction
of
the
road
will
slart
this
year
and
it
is
hoped
to
have
it
finished
next
year.
LIQUOR
PIRATE
INVESTIGATION
YICTOIUA,
vlnclal
Mlice
Souh
Pender
gale
reports
Aug.
13.
-A
peo
posse
has
gone
lo
Island
lo
Invesll-of
liquor
pirates
hitvlng
overhauled
a
Vancouver
launch
loaded
willi
whiskey,
held
up
Vancouver
men
with
revolvers
liKjk
whiskey
from
them
and
sped
away
In
a
fast
speed
boat.
Oooper
II.
W'rinch,
sou
of
Dr.
II.
tj.
W'rinch
of
lliuellon,
arrived
on
Ihe
Prince
(ieorge
this
after-tiiKUi
from
the
south
and
will
proceed
by
Ihe
evening
train
to
lliu
interior.
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vplng
with
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IsTWiPiaClJL.
Lert
lo
right,
Kgerluii
Wake,
Rev.
WiiKerlun,
Arthur
Henderson
and
William
Ash
of
the
Hrilih
Labor
parly,
on
tho
sleps
of
l'atou
Lodge,
which
the
Coiiuteas
of
Warwick
has
loaned
to
them
for
their
"Chequers."
Japanese
$ll
Gathering
Data
Reeardine
Pnfoeitiwert
andihe
.
J
vr
&
ti
.
IWJT
'
Shipment
of
Sim
jtji
Routed
(iulhcriiig
iiiforirialion
regarding,
Uh
.WltWLvinftlpvel
g
ii
trade
between
I'riiicc
Ituperl
and
Jaayjiicompeni
i
I
his
present
service-
between
Vancouver
ami
Japan,
S.
Ta
of
Die
Japaiie-et'ion-iil
s
'of
fire
in
Vancouvep
was
a
visitor
iou
.
Faiju
to
(Ins
city
at
the
week-end.
'
During
his
visit
heir.
Mr.
Tnivo
was
htiy
all
Hie
time
and
he
collected
much
first
hand
data
of
Ihe
city
and
district.
Pie
vioiis.
lo
arriving
here
he
visiled
points
along
the
line
of
Urn
Canadian
National
Hailway
in
the
interior.
,
The
chief
consideration
al
Ihe
present
lime
is
the
movement
of
lint.
Japanese
silk
across
Ihe
con-linen
t,
and
lime
in
lhi
appears
lo
be
Ihe
chief
essenlial,
says
Ihe
visitor.
For
a
number
of
years
Ibis
business
lias
been
divided
between
Ihe
Canadian
Pacific
and
Ihe
United
Slates
lines
running
into
Seattle,
and
every
elfort
has
been
made
by
the
railway
managements
to
save
even
mailers
oi
minutes
in
ine
movement
of
the
silk
specials.
which
are
-dispatched
across
Ihe
continent
upon
the
arrival
of
steamers,
af
express
speed.
As
it
is
a
very
profitable
business!
I
here
is
ery
reason
why
Ihe
managements
should
concern
themselves,
and
with
this
know
ledge
that
t
lie
Japanese
authorities
are
'considering
the
ios-sibility
tif
a
more
northern
roiilc,
there
is
added
reason
why
they
should
exert
themselves
to
hold
the
business.
One
Way
Cargo
The
shipping
emUif
the
question
does
not
present
any
ditli-
cully
to
the
Japanese,
authorities,
(liven
an
assurance
thai
the
Prince
Hunerl
port
.
will
give
them
an
advantage
in
the
point
of
lime
in
Ihe
arrival
of
the
silk
train
in
Ihe
easl,
they
are
pre
pared
lo
put
a
line
of
steamers
on
Ihe
Pacific
which
will
equal
Ihe
speediest
vessels
in
the
(I.P
II.
Heel.
Neither
will
there
he
any
dillleujly
in
supplement
ins
Hie
silk
willi
other
cargtie
com
modities
for
Ihe
outward
voyage
but
the
mailer
for
relum
cargo
for
Ihe
Japanese
vessels
requires
more
consideration.
.
hi
the
com
menceineiil
II
will
be
.
more
dilll-cult
to
secure
al
Prince
llupert
I
han
11
would
lie
al
Vancouver,
hut
Ihe
Japanese
are
of
Ihe
opin
ion
dial
the
business
through
the
mnlheru
port
can
be
built
up
They
would
be
prepared
til
lake
lumber
and
wheal
in
unlimited
quantities
until
oUierllnes
coul
lie
Introduced.
Willi
very
Utile
manipulation,
they
figure
Ihe
lumber
end
of
Hie
cartroes
could
be
arranged
frnU)
tha
mills
With
a
comparatively
nhorl
haul
lo
Prince
Huperl,
ami
with
Ihe
erec-'ion
of
elevators
of
Millie
ion
I
storage
capacjly
al
Ituperl.
Ihe
whaal
cargo
could
be
a.ured.
German
Government
Is
Now
Headed
by
Leader
of
People's
Party
I1F.HI.IN,
Aug.
13.
President
F.herl
has
accepted
Ihe
resignation
of
Chancellor
Cuno
and
his
cabinet
against
whom
there
have
been
popular
demonstration
in
Germany
and
who
at
Hie
weekend
failed
lo
secure
lite
support
of.
Ihe
United
Socialists.
The
president
has
commis
sioned
Dr.
Guslav
Slredeniann,
leader
of
the
German
People's
Parly
to
form
a
new
government.
LONDON.
Aug.
13.
A
German
cabinet
lias
Vj
new
succeeded
Ihe
Cuno
government,
-resigned
following
a
voleWif
no
eonfldencfi
II
is
otlleially
announced
Ipday.
Premier
and
Foreign
Minister.
Dr.
Guslav
Stredeinann
'heads
Ihe
new
-laic
f
ministers
V
4-
NO
MORE
PAYING
OF
REPARATIONS
ONDON,
Aii?;
1
iPiThe'
German
government
au-
unces
thai
Hie
stoppage
reparation
payments
lo
France
ami
Helgiuiu
will
J;exieniled
lo
all
Hie
Allies.
Otherwise
llii-
finan-iNal,
"reform
or
Germany
is''iiupoiute.
.
:
FREIGHTER
DUE
FRtPAY
"
-
C.'i.M.M.
freighter
Canadian
Freighter
is
due
from
Vancouver
on
August
17,
to
load
district
lumber
for
Japan,,
the
local
ofi
fice
of
Ihe
conipanyreporl
today
Serious
Disorders
are
Continuing
in
Germany
Fighting
is
Reported
BKHL1N,
Aug.
13.
Several
strikers
were
killed
and
many
were
wounded
TTi
Ihe
Hamburg
shipyards
toddy
in
clashes
willi
the
police.
Disorders
at
Hie
week-end
were
accompanied
by
consider-
idde
plundering
of
food
stores
and
some,
bloodshed
is
reported
loday
from
various
parts
of-Ihe
occupied
area.
Al
(ielsenkircheii
two
civilians
were
killed
and
fifteen
were,
seriously
injured.
LONDON,
Aug.
13.
Saiigiiinnr'y
fighting
between
Conimil-
RESIGNATION
OF
CHANCELLOR
uists
and
Ihe
militia
al
.Seitz,
Saxony,
is
reported
in
despatches
from
Herlin.
A
large
body
of
Communists
stormed
t
lie
Town
Hall
whicJi
was
occupied
by
sol-
idiers.
The
bodies
of
nine
Coin-
niunisls
were
recovered.
Thirty
were
injured
ami
ihe
troops
also
sustained
casuallies.
Lt
KDIX.K.
Aug.
13.
The
Communists
are
holding
this
city
after
having
forced
the
Sen,
ate
to
retire.
Heiscliwehr
troops
have
arrived
lo
attempt
U
restore
order.
PENSIONS
BOARD
MEMBER
RESIGNS
OTTAWA,
Aug.
13.
Tiiy
min
ister
of
soldiers
civil
re-eslah
lishment
has
received
Hie
res
I
p.
nation
of
one
member
of
Hie
hoard
of
pension
commisloucr
mid
il
is
expected
It
will
be
ac
(cpled.
This
is
regarded
as
the
first
slep
Inward
the
reorgartlia
lion
of
the
board
although
it
i
not
known
how
far
the
chango
of
personnel
will
extend.
SITUATIONAT
PAPER
MILLS
Swanson
Bay
Entirely
Closed
Down
and
Ocean
Falls
Was
About
to
Discontinue.
The
Whaleu
Pulp
&
paper
Co.'t
plant
at
Swanson
Hay
is
eluded
down
entirely
on
account
'f
vvaler
shortage
and'
he
Pacific
Mills
plant
aLOcean
Falls
is
ahpui
lo
closedown
if
Iho
water-
silual
ion
does,
not
show
an
im4
mediate
improvement.
Tii;n.jiV
Die
word
brought
to
ll.e
clty'by
the
steamer
Osrdeaa
vvlch
at-
rived
rtrni
the
sou'h
.
yelerday
aflerno'u
The
c'.vans'.M
JU'.v
ni.'J
will
be
closed
down
for
a
month,
il
Is
expected
.
Several
if
Ihe
employees
'have
already
left'
for
the
.
south,
some
of
tuem
having
gone
last
week
lo
Ihe
company's
other
plant
,
at
Porl
Alice,
Vancouver
Islantl,
O.
O.
Jorgenson,
as-sislanl
lo
the
president
of
the
company,
and
Jlr.
HurwelL
another
execulive,
arrived
by
Iho
Canli'iia
at
Swanson
Hay
yesterday
lit
look
over
the
situation.
Uj
till
a
few
days
ago,
the
Pirt
riclrltsiaoHai
Wiietv
alfons
tft
one
machine
but
last
week
the
decision
was
made
l-j
open
up
bolh
machines
again
and
keep
going
al
full
blast
till
Ihe
water
ran
out
.
An
entire
shutdown
had
been
expecled
this
week
but
the
recent
arrival
of
rain
may
now
niake
this
unneces-
,
ary.
RENCHMAN
BEATS
WEBB
Swims
Ennllsh
Channel
In
teen
and
Half
Houra:
Others
Fall
AMERICAN
GETS
CLOSE
Six-
nOVEll,
ErtgldniL
Aug.
l3
F.hrique
Tiraboochl,
an
Argen
tinian,
swam
Hie'
English
chaiir
nel
from
Cape
Griznei,
France,
to
Dover,
in
10
hours,
30
minutes.
Others
who
attempted
the
swim
included
two
Americans
and
another
Argenlinjan
all
of
whom
gave
'up
Ihe
attempt.
One
American,
Charles
Toth,
failed
when
only
two
and
a
half
miles
from
victory.
l'iraboochi
beat
Sullican's
vic-
lory
of
last
week
by
nine
hours
ind.
beat
Hie
famous
Capt.
Webb
by
five
and
a
half,
hours.
On
his
arrival
on
English
soil
l'iraboochi
donned
dry
clothes
and
was
immediately
rowed
out
lo
a
wailing
steamer,
which
car
ried
him
back
to
France.
REYENTED
FIRE
AT
VICTORIA
YESTERDAY
YICTOIUA.
Aug.
13.
A
saw
dust
fire
menaced
Hie
tieW
'build
ings
of
Hie
Marine
and
Fisheries
lepart
incut
fo
00
minutes
yep-
lerday
and
it
required
all
the
fire
equipment
Hn
the.
city
lo
prevent
Ihe
spread
of
Ihe
flames.
the
amount
of
damage
done
by
Ihe
fire
was
small.
AUSTRALIANS
WONAT
TENNIS
AGAINST
JAPAN
CHICAGO,
Aug.
13.
-v
Ausira
liaus
won
both
single
matchei
againsl
Japan
yesterday
earnlnir
'
the
riifhl
lo
meet
Hi'ookline,
,Mas-
saclnisells,
Thursday
and
Friday
in
the
semi-finals
for
lliu
Davin
Cut
.
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