Whn
Yiu
Wnt,V
TAXI
P.R.FISH
MARKET
Phone
671.
in
a
hurry
FOR
THE
PIC-NIC.
Jellied
Tongues,
Boiled
Ham,
Phone
Roast
Ham
with
dressing,
PRINCE
RUPERT
ttt
Cars
and
Bast
Service
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
In
tha
City.
Rates
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Out
of
Town
Orders
Solicited
VOI,
MM
NO.
It".
IMUNCE
HUPKHT,
B.C.,
FIUDAY.
AtMSUST
10,
102:1,
Vlptfir'i
CircuUtlon
1S92
tPt
tlt
S40.
PJIIGE
FIVE
CENTS.
PRESIDE
HARDING
BEING
BURIED
TODAY
LONDON
DOCTOR
BRINGS
DEAD
Funeral
of
U.S.
President
Taking
All
MAIIIOX.
f
Hi
i4t.
Aoir.
III.
would
look
llirir
Iul
on
Hit
face
of
Warren
0.
Hurtling,
-".Mil
president
oT
tin
United
Slates
dawned
wild
thousand
who
loved
him
r-
(
1
1
1
wailing
(o
pns
Mowly
beside
I
lie
bier
resting
iir
In
father's
home.
Hefnrc
the
shadows
of
evening
Meal
aero,
t
he
wiilc
peaceful
scene
of
Hit
valley
where
lit
wan
horn,
Ihe'
gales
of
Hie
lomh
will
have
closed
at
I
!
a
flllifl
til
Ik
ti
fa
1
11
it
ft
mill
v
Y
Ut
it
till
IIIIIVI
Ul
I
Mill'
VII
i
sorrowful
vjiirnan
who
longed
for
i
tn
w
n
ait
nvrxn
'
ll'
I
tl
IIW
I'
lit
I'.
lo
LUMBER
MILL
la.
nsiunw
rrvm
uiitruviiii
.11
Blate
-
-.
NELSON.
Alia.
Id.
I
la
ma
ue
id
estimated
a'
i5ii,nnn
wn
caued
i
by
n
fin-
wlii'h
ilctroyc.
Ho.
rMlllivnti
planing
mm.
-crul
.me
..
...
.
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i
i...
i
a
,.
--.
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.,imiv
ilir.j
nvn.
Ui
111
unuLe
RAILWAYRATES
no
Hie
BEING
DISPUTED
I
OTTAWA,
An-.-
III.
i.
I
J.
Me
Gecra
argument
fur
llrilih
i
diimlli(
in
Ihe
freight
ralcn
her
hearing
hefore
Hie
Canadian
Jlo
Privy
(.oiineil
t'fiiiix
uiifinilicd
.that
lal
ewnlng
Ihe
cuuuel
for
Ihe
for
we(
wa
a
I
lowed
lo
eonliuuc
tin
morning
after
oine
dieu
clou
helween
romiM-l
and
the
chairman.
The
rue
for
Ihe
railway
wu
expected
lo
he
hi
reached
lodny
al
noon.
NURSES
HAD
PICNIC
TO
DIGBY
ISLAND,,U!,,'
a,ul
i,uin,",,ri,c
m
s,",,J
Miss
McLennan
and
Miss
Lud-gate,
Graduates,
Honored
by
Other
Membera
of
Training
School
Last
Night
In
honor
or
Ml
Mary
Me-I.ennau
and
Mis
llaiel
hudgale,
uraduales
from
Ihe
Nurses'
(raining
school
and
their
friend
last
cvruinir
since,!
a
dciiic
at
IHgby
Maud.
There
were
i'H
persons
present
and
Mrs.
Donaldson.
Mis
Jackson,
liud
Mrs.
Iliilihinson
lepreseuted
the
slalT
of
graduates.
The
trip
was
made
on
Ihe
launch
Oh
llahy,
Cad.
Myhill
Jones.
The
liarly
h'H
al
T.'JM
and
was
homo
by
1
1.
3d.
The
entertainment
Included
dancing
on
Hie
iu;iiniitine
wharf
to
the
strains
of
phonograph
music.
leagueTaseball
National
League
ltoslou
,
Clneinnnli
(I.
Hiooklyn
2.
l'illsburg
0.
l'hiliulrlpliiii
I.
CliieiiKo
2.
American
League
Chirnim
5,
llillailelilila
21.
Cleveland
I,
Washington
2.
SI.
I.ouls
;i,
Hoslou
.
iH'linil
II,
New
York
3.
Coast
League
I.us
Angeles
2-2,
Seattle
5-U.
Sacraiuenlo
10.
Vernon
H.
San
l'rancisco
II,
Portland
II.
Sail
l.uku
0,
Oaklund
t.
Bulicr.be
fur
the
Dally
News.
Place
This
Afternoon
Work
in
Country
Stopped
Tlit"
dav
when
Iiiiiii:iii
eve
behind
him
and
Hie
long,
long!
ill
I
III
CTfl!l
IlltZ
Iv
i
II
ill!
II
4lll
imjvu.
ifi
Biiivo'in
i
i
i
i
i
1
1
v
-
the
end
of
Hie
public
ordeal
Hal
lot
irelelietl
over
more
Ilia
ii
a
week
of
ceremonial
ami
'pageant
set
aide
her
own
wih
!
alone
wild
licr
dead
al
die
I.
'('day
Hit'
face
(if
I
lie
dead
chief
uio
viible
for
Hie
IhI
Ilinie
to"hov"
who
knew
liim
a?
i
ri
i
ll
imr.
.-cciiniiKiy
rrrj
man.
woman
and
child
in
Marion
kIimmI
long
on
the
shaded
and
Kiel
street
!
nay
(lie
lasi
hoimr.
No
man
could
fay
how
many
llmus'ind
walked
Ihroiipl'
iihujii
room
aim
kuiph
a'
.
.
i
...
-
t
.
j
.
..
i
.
lniMrinri.i
III
i.l,!
II.M
,,-,,,.
Jibing
Ira
I
no
eaiiiti
In
lo
.add
thousand
from
distant
place
lo
throng
already
gathered.
Im!
whistle
Idew
and
dunging
of
IliellK
were
Milled.
Eventually
Mr.
Harding
will
come
hack
lo
live
here.
close
lo
her
dead
lull
loumrrow
in
Wah-
linglou
she
face
a
new
and
terrible
ordeal.
Intimate
family
Irea
ore,
cherished
hy
her
and
huhand
mul
he
diper-ed
new
urruuuding
in
order
Hie
inauiriu
can
he
ready
(lie
new
preldeul.
Tribute
of
Silence
WASHINGTON,
Aug.
10.
-Marion
will
iay
Hie
Irilmle
of
ftilcnre
lo
Warren
Harding
a
hody
i
eutomhed
Ihi
afler-noon
Hiere.
l'rviii
coat
lo
coal
from
holder
,
lo
hoiiler
every
wheel
of
Hie
federal
government
and
nraelically
every
one
of
in-
llll.
I
Ileum
r.
tilill
i.iiii
iiiiv?
of
nmueiueiiL
will
ho
closed,
ha-ehall
game
po.lponed
and
oilier
eveul.
deferred.
Ihe
day
i
one
of
luiiuriiiu;;
and
prayer
with
IlititifJinil
galhered
in
place
of
worship-
indeed
Ihoil-aud
upon
(hoiii-and.
Myriad
ilimrli
hell
lolled
the
mournful
ineage
and
the
Iraffie
on
all
railway,
telegraph
and
telephone
line
came
In
a
halt
at
the
hour
of
eiilomhmeul
NEW
,YOHK,
Aug.
Ill
This
I
I
he
olllrial
day
of
mourning
for
President
lluriliutr
in
aceordauen
Willi
"
J're.iilenl
Coolidge'x
pro
clauialiun.
Itauk,
huiue.
hou.e.,
and
commercial
In.iHIu
Hon
not
eeulial
to
the
puldio
welfare
upended
operalion
.Memorial
service
were
held
al
all
city
churches,
Irallie
on
the
streets
Mopped
two
iniuule.
al
noon.
Amusement
centres
arc
alo
dark.
Other
cities
throughout
Ihe.
United
Slates
for
the
must
part
adopted
the
Maine
policy.
Even
lug
newspapers
are
not
puldish
Ing.
I.ONOON,
Aug.
III.
-
Several
IhoiiMiuil
eilieiiH
of
Ureal
Jlrl-tiilu.
and
llnitei)
Slates
gathered
al
WcslniinMcr
Ahbey
lodny
al
unoii
to
mourn
Ihe
death
of
Pre
sidenl
Harding.
Hundreds
who
were
unable
Id
gain
admission
lo
the
cool
receses
of
the
build
ing
Hned
HieMreets
und
square
In
the
vicinity
of
Hie
Parliament
llujldlngs.
An
overflow
crowd
gathered
In
the
Abbey
yard
and
heard
Hie
funeral
music
played
by
the
gical
orguti
is
'
REVOLUTION
IS
FEARED
IN
GERMANY
UNREST
IS
SHOWN
LONDON.
Ana.
III.
A
despatch
front
llerlin
ay:
"lleport
from
all
liarl
of
(trrmaiiy
todaj
Miow
unrest
among
the
worker
to
he
increasing
alarmingly.
In
polillcal
circle
fear
are
not
con-realej
Ihat
revolution
may
break
out
a
suddenly
a
that
in
November.
I
1
8.
did.'
LABOR
CONFERENCE
OF
WHOLE
EMPIRE
,
PROPOED
NEXT
YEAR
Sc'hVme
1s
to
Form"
Labor-Pollll-i
cat
Oraanlzallon
for
Whole
British
Commonwealth
WIN.MPi:!.
iit.
UK
lligtil
Hon.
Arthur
Hemleron.
secretary
of
I
ln
llritish
Labor
I'arly,
write
to
J.
S.
WiMNNworth.
MA'..
of
Winniocji,
thai
Hie
HHIih
Labor
I'arly
pnpose.
holdinj.'
a
llrlllsh
Empire
Conference
in
London
next
year
if
the
liomiu-io4i
wi'l
co-operale.
The
bin
trallieriiifc:
.vlll
be
held
during
the
lime
Ihe
llrilish
Empire
exhibition
i
therewith
a
view
lo
Ihe
formation
of
a
labor
political
or
ganization
for
the
wliole
Empire.
Mr.
WoiMsworHi
is
taking
the
mailer
up
with
all
Canadian
political
pirlies
and
consulting
labor
rcjanjig
Ihe
reply
he
will
give.
DIED
LAST
EVENING
AFTER
LONG
ILLNESS
Mrs.
Matilda
White,
Mother
of
Mrs.
H.
T.
Cross,
Passed
Away
at
Daughter's
Residence
Mr.
Malilda
White,
mother
of
Mis.
II.
T.
Cross,
223
Fourth
Ave.
West,
died
last
night
at
5.30
o'
clock
at
Ihe
home
-jf
tier
daughter
following
a
hum
illness.
The
tale
Mrs.
White
was
73
years
of
a
tie
and
was
a
unlive
of
England.
She
had
been
in
Canada
for
It'
yeivs
and
in
Prince
llupert
for
seven
years.
'There
will
be
a
funeral
service
in
Ihe
H.C.
Undertakers
Parlor
at
d
o'chick
Ibis
evening.
Itev.
C.
(1.
Hacker
officiating.
'Ihe
body
will
co
forward
to
Saskatoon
to-ni(Hil
for
interment,
Mr.
Cross
accompanying
i.
FIRST
CARGO
FROM
EAST
TO
VANCOUVER
MONTIlEAI.,
Aug,
Id.
The
first
cargo
ever
'shipped
by
water
from
Eastern
to
Western
Canada
loft
Montreal
for
Vancouver
Thursday
on
Ihe
steamship
Margaret
Coughland
by
way
of
Panama
Canal.
LIFE
WAS
INSURED
NEW
YOUK.
Aug.
10.
President
Harding's
life
wa
insured
for
52,100
wllli
several
MAN
BACK
The
lJuke
of
Couuaiight
unveiled
Ihe
war
memorial
in
honor
of
the
Uauadiau
Iroops
who
fell
at
Ypres.
The
luoniiiuent
i
the
gift
of
Hie
Canadian
Hatllefields
Committee.
LOCAL
ORANGE
LODGE
ENTERTAINED
LEADING
OFFICERS
OF
ORDER
Dr.
Fisher
and
Mr.
Catt
of
Eng
land
Gave
Addresses
at
Gathering
In
Metropole
Hall
Last
Night
Many
members
of
the
local
Orange
l.l
nice,
ladie
and
gentle
men,
and
their
friends
availed
Ihciiisclve.
of
Hie
oiiorliimiity
last
evening
of
meeting
llev.
Ir.
T.
.1.
Wiiam-l'isher,
chaplain
of
the
Triennial
Council
of
the
World,
and
David
Call,
deptily
crand
master
of
Enslaud,
and
listening
lo
Iheir
addresses.
There
was
a
formal
bulge
Hireling
alter
which
Ihe
Metro-pole
Hall
wa
thrown
open
to
the
public.
W.
W.
Wright,
musler
of
the
local
lodjse
presided.
Hr.
Fisher,
who
Is
a
prominent
cleric
in
Illriniugham,
line-land,
spoke
on
Ihe
important
place
that
Ihe
Orange
Lodge
held
in
Hie
llrilish
F.mpire.
He
urced
continuation
of
enthusiasm
in
Hu
work
of
the
order.
Mr.
Catt,
a
well-known
Iondon
business
man,
game
some
of
his
impressions
of
Canada,
lleferr-
ing
lo
Prince
llupert,
he
said
that
the
port
was
in
a
strategic
position
and
was
bound
lo
be
one
of
Ihe
Empire's
great
com.
increinl
centres.
Dr.
Fisher
and
Mr.
Call
are
on
an
extensive
lour
of
Canada.
Iliey
have
been
away
from
England
since
early
in
June
and
do
not
expeel
tu
return
uulilThe
cod
of
October.
Hoth
will
lecture
this
winter
in
the
Old
Country
on
Canada,
They
sailed;.
Tor
the
south
on
the
steamer
Prince
(ieorge.
Yi''
Tom
bybhavn
sailed,
"u
Iho
Pt'lnce
Ceorge
lust
night
for
Seattle.
TO
LIFE
BY
INJECTION
OF
DRUG
&
fjjj
RAILWAYS
NOT
LOSS
ANY
LONGER
BUT
AN
ASSET
TO
COUNTRY
MONTIlEAI..
Aug.
10.
The
gross
earnings
for
Hie
month
of
June
qf
the
Canadian
National
Hail-ways,
including
the
Central
Vermont
llailwuy,
amounted
to
2l.2l(i,HJ
while
the
operating
expenses
were
20.03U.I52,
leaving
a
net
revenue
for
Hie
mouth
of
31.
177.
HI.
KNIGHTS
OF
COLUMBUS
WILL
TRAIK
BOYS
OF
CHURCH
AS
ESQUIRES
New
Movement
In
Interests
of
Catholic
Lads
Set
on
Foot
at
Montreal
MONTIlEAI..
Aug.
10.
-
Ihe
Knights
of
Columbus
at
their
convention
here
decided
lo
establish
a
new
movement
for
boys
called
Hie
Columbus
Csiuircs
which
il
is
expected'
will
reach
over
a
million
Ilalholic
hoys
mi
the
North
American
continent.
Special
leaders
will
be
trained
in
eiodi
metropolitan
centre
und
.lHl,onn
has
been
set
aside
lo
provide
this
liaiiuny.
MANITOBA
DEFEATED
BY
THIS
PROVINCE
IN
CRICKET
MATCH
VANCOl
VEll,
Aug.
10.
---
AU
berla
defealed
Saskalchewnu
by
a
score
of
18
lo
I3I
and
llrilish
Columbia
defealed
Manitoba
101
lo
5
in
yesterday's
mulches
In
I
lie
Welern
Canada
cricket
tournament.
Dead
Man
Brought
to
Life
by
Injection
in
Heart
by
Doctor
who
was
Operating
for
Cancer
i
.
LOMjON,
Aug.
10
A
few
days
ago
a
London
man
aged
oo
died
of
shock
on
thrf
operating
lalde
in
a
Jocal
hospital
where
he
was
being
treated
for
cancer.
For
three
minutes
his
hearl
unil
lung
ceased
lo
function.
A
do(
lor
injected
hi
strong
solution
of
adrenalin
directly
into
the
man's
hearl
mid
within
a
few
niiniite
Jie
revived,
emerging
even
from
Ihe
anaesthetic.
The
operation
was
com
pie
led
with
a
further
anaesthetic
and
today
Ihe
man
is
making
steady
progress
toward
recovery.
tricucw
ncii
daatc
i
ILLLlilL.il
IIJI1
uunu
SOLD
CATCHES
TODAY
Canadian
and
American
Prices
About
Even
1CS.SC0
Pounds
'Offered
at
Exchange
Eleven
halibut
boats
ilTereil
catches
totalling
OH,.",00
pounds
at
Ihe
Fish
Exchange
this
morn
ing;
Eichl
American
boats
hao
87,000
pounds
and
three
Cana
dians,
2I.5U0
poiimN.
Prices
were
ooite
even
ami
Canadiai.
halibut
hnought
as
gooil
bids
a-American.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
pounds,
at
12.5c
a
II
lo.jr.
ti
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
.
l.
-
i
;..
'in.
o
ooo
oiitnis
ami
.
ntul
.s.
G.50U
pound,
at
12.3c
and
I
He.
I
!o
Ihe
Hoolh
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Wabash,
12,000
iumt.
at
.r.e
and
10.
le,
(o
the
Atliu
Fisheries.
SenaloiV
30.000
pounds
at
tl.le
aiyl
He.
and
Seoul,
1.000
pound
al
12.3c
ami
10c.
lo
Hie
Pacific
Fisheries.
Canadian
Cape
Soear,
10,000
pounds
al
2.1c.
and
I0.5v
lo
Ihe
Atliu
Fisheries.
lugreil
II..
1
1,0(1(1
pounds
at
I2.3e
and
I0,5r
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co.
Lillian
M..
7,500
pounds
at'
12c
and
1
0.5c.
lo
the
lloyal
Fish
Co.
CONTRACT
IS
LET
FOR
uuninvmuui
unmLis
STREEfS
SECTION
FIVE
The
contract
for
the
surfacing
of
the
rough
grading
on
Fourth
and
Fifth
Avenues
in
Section
5
was
lei
hy
the
city
council
al
a
special
meeting
yesterday
afternoon
lo
A.
Anlonelli.
He
hid
$5.00
for
crushed'
rock
and
$2.50
for
sand
or
a
total
of
'51,850
for
the
job.
The
work
of
Ihe
contract
will
consist
of
.quarrying,
crushing,
delivering,
spreading
mid
rolling
Hie
surfacing
material.
The
cily
will
supply
equipment
and
a
truck
will
be
rented
to
Ihe
contractor
at
sii.uo
a
day.
The
council
also
finally
adopted
a
bylaw
providing
for
the
tem
porary
borrowing
of
?,000
to
complete
Ihe
work.
AMERlSimNKE
SWIFTSTAR
IS
LOST
Refrigerator
Washed
Ashore
With
Name
of
Vessel;
One
Corpse
Also
LOS
ANlilXES.
Aug.
10.
The
American
oil
Injiker
Swiflstar
lias
been
apparently
lost
with
n
ci'ew
f
32
officers
und
men.
She
has
not
been
reported
since
early
"in
July
in
the
Panama
iun
booml
for
Hie
Atlantic
coast.
One
corpse
and
u
refrigerutor
marked
Swiflstar
were,
washed
ashore
ii
the
Caribbean
Sea.
CAPT.
NEWCOMBE
SUPERANNUATED
One
of
Coast's
Best-Known
Mariners
Receives
Retirement
at
His
Own
Request
Afler
more
than
twenty
years
of
service
will,
the
RovemuieiiL
Capl.
Holmes
Xewco.inhe
of
Hie
Oomiiiinn
Fisheries
prolj-elion
service
has
been
suppcrunuated
from
August
t."
Capt.
Newcoinhe,
who
is
one
of
till.
I.Atel
iimMnni
....
Him
thirty-lvv'o
(J'ear.
He
came
west
a
a
young
man
from
New
jHruiiswick
ami
for
twelve
years
was
senior
master
of
His
Ijiimi
Sleainsliiu
Co.,
many
of
I
hose
w
ho
are
now
in
command
of
that
company's
steamers
having
sailed
before
Hie
mast
under
him.
In
I'JoJ
he
joined
Ihe
Dominion
Fisheries
service
and
'
lll4
fi,'l
Illllllil:lllil
.u-ua
Ilia
fl.l
Kestrel.
He
also
skippered
.the.
William
JotitTe
and
the
Human.
His
last
ship,
(he
Mujasptna,
he
couiinanileil
for
many
years
up
"
IHI
Hit'
dale
of
Ids
.retirement
which
was
granted
oil'
his
own
request.
In
the
'course
jjf
his
long
service,
Cant.
Newconibe
has
won
ii
jj
spteudid
repulation
for
Ihe
fear-
a
less
ami
just
manner
in
which
ho.
enforced
Cuuadiau
regulations.
He
was
the
terror
of
American
poaching
vessels
many
of
which
he
captured.
in
KAWUl
1
imTTP
I
S
liUl
PAT
HAUL
QUEBEC
Blew
Safe
In
Banque
National
al.
Yamaska
and
Secured
$6,000
.
In
Bills
ot'EDFC,
Aug.
10.
Five
armf
ed
masked
bandits
blew
the
safiT
of
Ihellanque
Naliouale
al
East
Yamaska
and
escaped
with
5,000
in
bills
and
negotiable
securities.
The
bandits
cut
Hie
telephone
wires
and
thus
prevented
the
alarm
being
given.
CANADA'S
DEBT
'
'
Gross
Decreased
Forty
Seven
Million
During
Year
Ending
July
'31.
'OTTAWA,
Aug.
!().
Canada's'"
debt
was
2.
103,235,000
at
the:
end
of
July
in"
a
decrease
of,
$0,000,000
during
(lie
"monlli.,
The
gross;
debt
was
a2,y2U.2l2,-777
or
$3.000,0.00
higher
for
Hie,
month.
The
tjllTercnev
between
the
two.
slateineuls
Is
explained
by
the.
IncreusV
of
lioiuiulou
funds
dver
and
above
thostf
classed
as
inactive
sucli
as
rl.
ways.
'
H,
The
gross
debl
dropped
$t7,.
ooo
Ann
I.,
ll.
u
..
i.
i,.
i.
...
..i...i
ii
'.iiy.val
Wiili.
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July