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effort
to
earn
out
Hie
policy
of
the
former
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Yesterday:
Left
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Weeks
Ago
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Aug.
27
1
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1
1
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1
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,i
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llln.liK
The
FISH
PRICES
WERE
HIGHER
AT
EXCHANGE
Day's
Total
of
Arrivals
Is
165,500
Pounds
Including
Trawler
Andrew
Kelly's
65,000
Thirteen
halibut
boat
old
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linn
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I'niiiler.
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stationed.
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boats
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foreign
countries,
has
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Cliarlotlo
larioue.
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City
will
be
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and
nine
Canadians.
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fi.l.
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pr.ce.l
Ano.I.er
change
has
been
made
,
h
tiKjKiry
lie
hop.sl
to
di-
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the
traii"er
of
J.
A.
WII-
credil
r
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llam
from
Vanderhwf
to
Stew-
riass
inn.
.
Arrival"
and
sales:
1
'
am
srhnnner
I
I
Abelo.
owned
nni
u.ac,
aim
Hie
Los
Atigeles
Steamship
Co..
pounds,
at
12c.
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Ii.
llil
twirl
l.ntifiilinil
1'
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n
uueen
1.
uarioiiu
iviuiui",
uu.
terday
rolllded
with
the
tanker
Vuiente
off
Point
(Vinceplion.
in
damage,
lo
too
vessels
is
es-
litiiln.l
ol
I.,
.If
(iltlllit'll
lIlllllll'K
The
Ml
Abeto
left
Buckley
Bay
early
two
weeks
ago
with
a
go
nf
spruce
and
hemlock.
The
inter
schooner
F.l
Cedro
with
a
argo
of
1.170.000
feet
cleared
"i
San
I'cdro
last
week.
The
El
1
.
1.1
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.
..1.
-ii.
I'i'iti
was
prouniuy
coining
ihmu.
hen
Hie
accident
happened.
0S1.F.MS
AND
HINDUS
FIGHT
American
Mildred
H.,
31.000
pounds,
nl
l.5c
and
10c,
lo
the
Allin
Fisli-rries.
Taloosli.
2t,000
pounds
at
I
t.5c
and
10c,
to
the
Pacific
fisheries.
Hatel
H.,
12,000
pounds,
ami
llravo,
7.000
pounds,
at
15.2c
and
tic,
lo
the
Itoyal
fish
Co.
Canadian
I
Tillie
S.,
2,000
pounds;
Verna,
2.500
iiouuds,
and
Agnes.
II.,
5,-
000
pounds,
at
12.2c
and
lie.
to
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Slor-Hiie
Co.
Thelina.
1.000
pound
at
12.
Ic
Point
and
10.5c.
to
I
ho
Cold
StorHge
MISS
BETTY
BARROW
MARRIED
SATURDAY
Popular
Young
Lady
Becomes
Bride
of
Gordon
James
Reading
of
This
City
A
very
quiet
wedding
took
place
here
Saturday
afternoon
when
Miss
Betty
Barrow,
daughter
of
Arthur
Barrow.
B.C.L.S.,
became
I
lie
bride
of
Gordon
James
Heading,
sun
of
the
lale
James
Head-lug
of
London,
England.
The
simple
ceremony
took
place
at
the
May
S.OOO.AnpUoan
Hectory,
Hcv.
Archdea
con
Mx
officiating.
.Mrs.
Heading,
who
Is
a
valued
employee
of
the
Indian
Depart-
Ilose
Point,
3,000
pounds,
at
n,ent.
Is
one
of
the
most
popular
I3raud
It.
5c,
and
Mayflower,
2,-
young
ladies
in
the
city.
She
has
500
nounils.
al
12.3c
and
tl.2c,iVed
here
for
some
years
and
ro
the
Allln
Fisheries.
Mali,
3.000
pounds,
al
13c
and
11.5c.
and
Ingred
II,.
8.000
pounds,
at
I2ranil
ll.lc
to
the
Booth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
SLIDE
AT
KWINITSA
SATURDAY
EVENING
Eastbound
and
Westbound
Trains
Delayed
Passengers
Transferred
to
Sepclal
Coaches
on
This
8lde
A
rock
slide
at
Kwiuitsa
caused
"delay
U
the"
C.N.R.
westbound
"
L
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Agrat.
Postal
Deliveries
Stop
Icial
coaches
were
sent
out
from
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ll
1
vero
n
ronf
cl
at
Agra.
iasi
.
.v
ilKlit.
Firearms
were
used
and
n-ached
the
city
al
5
30
a.m.
yes-!'
casualties
are
said
to
have
ferday.
Saturday
nights
east-H'en
i-'en
heavy
heavy.
bound
wits
delayed
and
did
not
Ml
business
iu
the
city
'ecu
suspended,
and
postal
Series
have
slopped,
CN.II.
slemner
Prince
George,
'Id
W
S.
Moorehouse.
due
fi'uin
Vancouver
and
wav
norts
at
"in
afternoon,
reports
on
time.
l,ll9
leave
here
until
0
yesterday
tie.
'morning.
No
other
trains
were
Inflected
nnd
the
Hue
is
now
clear
again.
p.
S.
Honney,
district
forester
returned
from
Swanson
Bay
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
afternoon.
has
many
friends
from
whom
she
has
been
receiving
congratulations.
Mr.
Heading
is
chier
clerk
iu
the
local
forestry
office
ami
Is
also
well
and
favorably
known
here.
The
yonjig
couple
intend
to
reside
In
the
city.
CLAM
CANNERY
FOR
Ti
r
1
1
I
1
i
TRANSFERS
ARE
MADE
Constables
to
be
Located
at
Buckley
Bay
and
Queen
Charlotte
City:
Constable
Ponder
Here
Colonel
McMulliii.
of
provinnal
police,
an-
MMiiiiri"
thai
two
new
pro-
r
"
liB?
",M,..ru'ujealelie-
i.ilallitig
100,5ml
ioumtr
vinciat
police
otution
are
beinp
'
1
'entatho
Ml
l..,.
i:.ri11,liu-
1
1,1.
t,,,.
opened,
one
at
HucUey
Hay
and
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Hie
Ht.
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lli.ir
au.l
in
a.lililion.
Hie
Oaiia-
Hie
other
at
Oueeii
Cliarlolte
City.
".'"Mian
KUli
A
t.ld
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
Capt.
Babblngton
and
Associates
View
to
Using
Product
MASSF.TT.
Aug.
27.
Many
hero
to
bring
Hie
passengers
lo.
miles
of
Hie
beach
running
north-
tlie
eitv
and
lliev
arrived
al
1
1.
10
.
ward
from
Hose
Suit
has
been
work
at
6nce.
A
double
shift
is
lo
be
started
In
Hie
Massell
Timber
Co.
s
sawmill
at
Buckley
Bay
this
week
and
by
the
next
steamer
from
Vancouver
a
large
crew
of
men
will
arrive
at
the
plant.
The
output
of
the
mill
will
thus
be
practically
doubled.
It
is
now
turning
out
125,000
feet
daily,
most
of
the
lumber
being
exported
by
the
company's
steamers
to
California.
Whan
Vu
Want
A
a
31
1323-'
"
:
"
P.R.F1SH
MARKET
TAXI
Jly
W
Phona
671.
99
v
r
.
?
.
Fresh
Killed
Poultry.
in
a
hurry
Fresh
Killed
Meat.
Phone
Fresh
Sausage
Daily.
PRINCE
RUPERT
l
til
pa
ana
eeii
-mi
tvi
Lihinry
In
the
City.
Rates
Reasoi
'
"'iniiiiciu
Biiiid),,'.,,
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
A
Trial
Order
Solieited,
Ml,
AMI...
'W,
--
PRINCE
nUI'EIlT,
B.C.,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
27,
1923.
turdif'a
Circulation
1S04
SlfMt
PniCE
FIVE
CENTS,
ILL
DEVELOP
TRADE
IN
WESTERN
CANADA
OK
IN
IRISH
ELECnONS
PROOtlM
AITIMV
AIL
PARTS
OF
COUNTRY
mister
or
iraae
ana
Commerce
Proposes
to
Extend
Business
West:
nTTVVV.l
A
i
:
ir.
L7
-linn.
T.
A.
Lowe",
recently
aiinoinled
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11
1111
nil-
Miuuw1t111
14
GAMING
HOUSES
ARE
RAIDED
VANCOUVER
FIFTY
ARRESTED
VANCOCVEH,
Aug.
27
live
alleged
gaming
houses
managed
by
white,
Mack
ami
yellow
men
vveie
raided
and
fifty
arrests
maile
of
men
of
all
nationalities
by
a
special
clean,
up
squad
of
Hie
city
polio
tin
Saturday
uigl.t
and
Sunday
morning.
i
Mile.
Modeska,
a
Russian
beauty
of
noble
birth,
who
is
staying
in
Pari
due
to
the
bolshevist
rule
in
Rusia,
has
been
accredited!
as
having
the
most
alluring
eyijs
in
Pari.
Voting
is-Brisk
ThroughouLall
Ireland
Today:
Shooting
Took
Place
in
Dublin
is
Unexplained
DUBLIN",
Aug.
27.
Voting
in
Hie
Bail
elections
began
throughout
the
Irish
Free
State
this
morning
at
uiue
o'clock.
A
lively
outbreak
of
rifle
and
machine
gun
fire
occurred
here
today.
The
shooting
is
not
explained.
Balloting
was
proceeding
quietly
during
the
middle
of
the
forenoon
with
national
troops
patrolling
the
streets.
There
were
reports
of
an
attack
on-
Mount
Joy
prison
and
various
posts
occupied
by
national
troops
but
the$e
reports
are
unconfirmed.
Polling
continues
1risk
in
all
parts
of
the
country.
At
Wnlerford
the
office
of
the
Waterford
News
was
destroyed
by
fire
this
morning.
The
paper
has
been
republican
in
politics.
DOUBLE
SHIFT
AT
BUCKLEY
BAY
MILL
I
SOCKEYE
AND
HUMPBACK
t!
SEASON
IS
CLOSED
NOW
'jSkeena
River
Sockeye
Pack
Will
JUDGES
FOR
FAIR
ARE
APPOINTED
be
Some
25,000
cases
More
This
Year
Than
Last
Willi
the
pack
totalling
some
23,000
more
eases
this
season
than
last,
Hie
sockeye
ami
humpback
fishing
season
on,
the
Skeena
Hiver
closed
Friday
even
ing.
The
use
of
Hie
5
ft
inch
mesh
gill
net
is
now
prohibited
for
Hie
remainder
of
the
fishing
I
season.
Fall
varieties
such
as
cohoes
and
t'hums
are
now
being
taken
although
a
large
number
of
the
fishermen,
especially
natives,
have
stopped
fishing.
CANADA'S
TRADE
WITH
fcxniDIUOn
Ullice
nounia
aj
II1IAVV.V,
.vug.
.vug.
-1
;.
Victoria
of
Names
of
Those
hade
within
the
Empire
is
in-
Bflach
staked
For
Manv
Miles
by
Who
Will
Officiate
Here
creasing.
For
the
twelve
months.
fnlltminir
imlcfs
to
officiate
at
nimitlis.
Itnitorls
from
Hritiijh
I
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I
I..!
..I
SIMLA
Aug.
27.
Heligious
"uny
or
in
em
being
tourists
to
slaked
by
uapl.
n.
n.
naouingiou
none
an.i
i'ds
iu
the
united
Vrovlnees
are
g
'
,S'
.pq!iy
ner,,
inoami
associaies
ioi-
ine
imyu
IfnlnniU
lllir
S
lirUll-U
L'llIlV
111
11IU
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I
III"
It
It
TM'I
U'
l"
iifiini
n
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.
.
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nun
ending
July
31
Canada's
The
provincial
department
of
tu
other
parts
of
the
llon,
fishing.
Jusl
now
Hie
captain
is
Department
or
Agriculture,-
ic-
vlsitlng
at
lll-elen
Hiver
six
miles
toria.
north
or
Massed
investigating,
Poultry
-.-
E.
Greenwood
Vic-vvith
other
experts
with
a
view
to,
toria.
"
.
locating
a
site
for
a
clam
cannery
1
Women's
work
Mrs.
W..
J,
which
Is
lo
be
erected
somewhere
Honavia,
wife
of
the,
deputy
iniu-
in
the
neighborhood.
He
has
been
Ister
of
agriculture.
working
on
this
scheme
for
some
v
.1
'
time
and
is
said
to
have
inter-
H.
P.
Gibson.
William
Hunting
viewed
sufficient
capital
lo
nuiko
and
it
possible
lo
proceed
witli
the
F.
0.
Wilson
were
Stewart
v
isitors
in
the
city
over
the
Buckley
Bay
Murder
Case
will
be
Tried
Here
at
Fall
Assizes
Evidence
Given
Before
Magistrate
Held
responsible
by
a
coroner'
jury
for
having
caused
the
'death
of
his
countryman,
B.
llirala,
by
stabbing
him
in
the
breast
at
the
binikhoiise
at
Buckley
Bay
011
August
18
and
later
formally
committed
at
a
preliminary
trial
before
Magistrate
A.
R.
Mal-lory
on
a
charge
of
murder,
K.
'ishada,
Japanese,
arrived
in
,the
city
on
the
Prince
Albert
last
night
in
custody
of
Provincial
iCouslnble
It.
P.
Ponder.
He
is
now
locked
up
'in
the.
city
jail
and
will
be
taken
to
Okalla
prison
where
he
will
await
jury
trial
at
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
lo
be
held
here
this
fall.
At
Hie
preliminary
trial
lllroln
at
Huckley
Hay,
Nishida
pleaded
not
Kuilty.
Accused
being
unable
to
s'ak
Knplislt,
Sam
l'.nnyu
acted
as
interpreter.
Jeremiali
i.ha:e,
mill
superin-
teudent,
was
the
first
witness.
He
told
of
being
informed
of
Hie
murder,
finding
Hie
body
and
taking
accused
in
custody.
He
was
in
bed
iu
a
room
not
his
own.
Dr.
J.
A.
Hriggs
told
of
view-
tirr
lliu
limit
..r
ifnni:i
I
li0fA
ireet
inleresl
Britain's
the1""
over-
was
a
large
incised
wound
in
right
chest
which
would
have
caused
death.
Healh
would
have
beeu
instantaneous
or
almost
so.
J
N.
Inabae
told
of
an
alterea-'
I
Wirt
Kulu'DAn
V
a
Ii
ill
-a
11
tut
111
ru
1
n
WILL
CONFER
OVER
LIQUOR
Britain
Will
Not
Reply
to
United
States
Note
Until
After
Imperial
Conference
LONDON,
Auy.
27.--Owing
to
seas
dominions
ami
possessions
have
in
Hie
shipment
of
alcohol
lo
countries
of
North
and
South
America
it
eems
likely
that
the
long
deferred
reply
of
the
Brft-
rollmv,rdHalerVH.ct-rrf-'a-
sa7
Ha,e
"
Hughes
outlnited
?-
bottle.
He
Nishida
go
m
r
st
nilr
jliimrivlintr
lriatM
Inln
of
the
bunkhouse
followed
by
.
'
.
1
.
,
llirala
came
back
soon
i.iiiirti
i
n
1
c
nm
uc
ijfuuru
and
fell
down.
Hirala
had
been
','
holding
a
bottle.
Witness
saw
7"f
'""
iiliiila
klriki.
will.
Iiis
linml
I
WO
r
iimm
iimp
H
.li.l
not
see
a
ll,al
questions
raised
by
j.njfe
jUniled
Stales
including
extension
Nishida!"1
lrm,nai
wa,fr
""u,s
l"
Mrs.
Yei
Inouye
of
coming
into
ner
house
anoui
11.30
with
blood
on
his
clothes.
He
changed
his
clothes
and
went
to
bed.
Previous
to
this,
Nishida
had
left
her
house
with
aknife
returning
without
one.
Witness
identified
the
knife.
fomizo
Tanabae
declared!
Nishida
had
come
into
the
bunk.)
house
about
10
o'clock.
He
spoke'
with
Ilirataand
they
had
a
row.)
Y.
Fugimoto
look
Nishida
outside
u
bottle
was
broken.
Nishida
had
a
knife
in
his
hand
and
was
swing-
ing
it
around
but
he
did
not
sec
him
hit
Hirata.
llirala
got
up
and
went
over
two
beds
apparent
ly
looking
.for
something
he
did
not
find.
He
(Hirata)
ran
outside
quickly,
came
back
and
fell
down
beside
the
sto'.
Witness
went
over
and
lifted
Hirata's
head.
It
was
warm
but
there
was
no
breath
or
pulse.
The
doctor
ami
coroner
were
called.
S.
Takeyama
told
of
differ
ences
between
Nishida
and
Hirata
leading
up
to
the
stabbing.
On
the
night
in
question
deceased
lied
informed
him
(Takayamu)
that
Nishida
had
come
to
his
EMPIRE
INCREASING
'-,uk,,oi,Te
.H,v!
,A
H
licit
IV
.V
l.i.llll
III
I..V
Cl?.v
I
was
suggesed
by
witness.
ui.ohciji
,c..ased
and
accused
had
had
exports
Empire
trouble
iu
Vancouver.
Constable
Ponder
told
of
being
Called
to
the
scene
of
Hie
stab
bing
affray
and
later
obtaining
agriculture
notifies
the
Fair
Of-unouute.l
to
153.137
agaim.1
jie
knife.
fice
of
the
appointment
of
the
$351,01)2
for
the
previous
twelve
ii
Accused
1.
iii-vi
had
nun
nothing
ii'iiiiiim
lEmpire
Uie.hi,,,
nd
court
adjourned.
Fruit,
vegetables,
field
Crops,
'dose
of
July
this
year
was
$
105,.,
P.
Vv.
81
1.100
and
for
the
previous
year
If
153,
185,58
1.
PRESIDENT
ELECTED
FOOTBALL
ASSOCIATION
VANCOUYEIl,
Aug.
27,
to
nr
HOME
BANK
CURATOR
TO
MAKE
STATEMENT
hi
11
1
uj
rr
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,
kMllbtli-ll
HIV
t'aUKl'IJ
V
VHIiltl
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1
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i
il...
r..Hll.n....ilM
11
1
1
ilil
I
lt
.....inli.!..
countries
Aii.lliiif
ending
11
ut
1
I
lin
'
.
.
it
1
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1
in
nn.
'utiiip-
vuiumvii(
END
OF
NEXT
WEEK
TOHONTO.
Aug.
27.
A.
H.
A..
Barker,
rurutor
of
the
Home
Hank
(iovernment
the
twelve
miles
should
be
thorough
ly
discussed
at
Hie
forthcoming
conference
and
the
views
of
Canada
and
other
Dominions
sought.
PRDVIMM
SANK
SUNDAY
and
told
him
not
to
fight.
About
I"""
T"
"wu""
."r
11.15
Nicliida
came
in
again
and
had
another
altercation
with
IHrata.
There
was
a
noise
and
a
Boat
Struck
a
Rock
Grenvllle
Channel
In
The
Prince
Hupert
Boat
House
power
lioal
1'rovinciai,
uapt.
Waller
Larsen,
struck
a
rock.
while
proceeding,
in
the
fo
down
(irenville
Channel
yesterday
nioriiiug
at
4
o'ebck,
filled
with
water,
keeled
over"
and
sank
In
fathoms
of
waler.
The
boat.
which
has
been
under
charter
to
a
couple
of
the
Hivers
Inlet
can
neries
this
season,
was
going
to
Hivers
Inlet
from
the
Skeena
Hiver
and
had
5,000
fresh
salmon
011
board
when
the
accident
occurred.
Nobody
was
iiurl
and
Capl.
Larsen
and
his
,crew
of
three
men
will
arrive
in
the
city
'
this
afternoon
on
board
a
seining
boat.
Capt.
Swanson,
owner
of
the
Provincial,
will
then
pro-,
ceed
south
to
raise
the
boat
and
bring
her
back
to
port.
He
is
hopeful
that
the
damage
Will
not
be
very
serious.
BRITISHlriSTERr
ARE
CHANGED
TODAY
LONDON,
Aug.
27.
Otllclal
announcement
was
made
today
of
the
appointment
of
Neville.'
Chamberlain
a-
chancellor
of
Iho
exchequer
and
Sir
William
Joyn-.
son-Hicks,
as
minister
of
health.
FOUND
DEAD
IN
ROOM
SEATTLE,
Garrett,
05
Aug.
27.
James
H.
years
of
age,
was
Hobeiison
of
Victoria
was
elect-Lf
Canada,
wilt
issue
a
statement.
found
dead
in
his
room.
Letters
ed
jiresidenl
of
the
British
f
Hie
financial
status
of
the
sus.
in
his
cITccts
indicate
thai
he
Is
Columbia
Football
Association
ut
ponded
bank
on
September
0
in-'survived
by
a
widow
residing
In
the
annual
meeting
Saturday.),
Heating
the
extent
of
the
recovery
Victoria,
B.C.
J.
L.
Armslrong
or
Vancouver
.koly
to
be
reallx.
by
llie
do-f
rhosen
so
re:ary-traurHr
,pOsitors.
Rubicrlbe
for
the
Dally
New.