at
Car
and
Best
Servloe
lee
VOL
Mil..
NO,
IHD
slales.
Kiiuiueetrt
I
In
the
City.
Rates
Reasonable
iU
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
a
bellerineul
of
IH.7
per
evjnt
in
paseiiKer
revenues
took
place
and
d"
H.5
per
rent
in
earnings
funii
Ihe
fieijthl
services.
Operalin
revenues
on
Ihe
Canadian
Pacific
Hallway
increased
rrom
?l3,VJ3,aHV
for
May.
Iif.'?.
to
H.5H,H77
last
May.
while
operating
expensefl
incirased
fnm
f
1
1
,525.018
lo
1
2,507.25(1.
NOCARCinOF
W00DF0RPEP
Russia
Source
Enormous
Supply
Says
British
Representative
at
Forestry
Conference.
TRADE
WITHIN
EMPIRE
OTTAWA,
Atijr.
II.-
L.
M.
Kl-
catrhes
down
Ihe
coast,
Mr.
Storlt
Us,
director
of
the
stale
forests
lin
New
Zealand
.addressed
llm
are
now
at
IHIii'llrillsli
,
Empire
Fores
I
ry
eoiiven
Cida
niaklni.'
surveys
and
plaiiH
for
the
pew
tV.OOO
wharf
which
;
Is
In
be
pul
In
by
the
federal,
aovernmenl.
tl
Is
being
built
on
the
oposile
riib
of
Ihe
bay
from
Ihe
present
one
and
will
eliminate
a
Ihretwiuarlcr
mile
trestle
approach.
The'
provincial
ov-eniinenl
Is
to
build
a
road
connecting
with
the
new
wharf
.
.1.
P.
Fordc,
public
works
dis-lilet
engineer
,who
accompanied
Mr,
Hlork
south
will
relurn
Id
the
city
on
the
launch
Walraiido
tomorrow.
He
is
to
spend
several
weeks
In
the
district
In-fpeellng
various
work
proposed
and
under
way.
.
IUii
here
declaring
that
New
Zealand'
policy
was
to
trade
with
IhcAj-liupirc
.
New
Zealand's
reipilreinents
in
soil
woods
were
obtained
from
Hritish
Columbia,
he
said.
Sir
James
Odder,
Hritish
re
presentative,
said
Hrilain
was
continuing
lo
get
woOd
pulp
in
ihe
llallle'
stales
where
Ihe
sup
ply
was
sllll
pH'iillful.
There
was
no
danger
of
a
famine
in
vyoud
pulp
in
Europe,
Russia
being
Ihe.
potential
source
of
an
euornuius
supply.
Mrs.
L.
W.
Wiuish
and
child
pre
sailing
touiijlil
by
the
steamer
prince
llupert
foe
Yancouveron
a
holiday
trip.
"
'
.
T
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia'
Newspaper
IRON
ORE
IS
prince
nri'KiiT
n.u.,
hatuway.
august
u,
102:1.
People
of
Uiieen
Charlolle
City
nut
Skidegale
are
liiuelt
rnlhused
over
Ihe
iron
development
pros.
peel
in
dial
district.
The
parly
of
geologists
under
Or.
(S.
A.
Young
of
Ottawa,
who
are
in-
vesliualiu-'
the
iron
ore
possi
bilities
In
Ihe
northern
and
cen
tral
parts
of
the
'province,
re-
ceullv
examined
Ihe
ore
deposit
here
and
they
are
said
to
have
been
much
pleased
with
the
re
sult.
The
ore
which
is
a
magnetite
is
said
lo
go
sixty
per
cent
iron
,
and
is
found
there
in
large
luauiilies.
Or.
Young
is
now
working
out
of
Prince
Rupert
and
(ieorge
Clolhler,
who
arrived
from
the
south
last
night,
will
show
them
around
and
poiul
oul
Ihe
various
deposits
of
ore.
One
of
the
deposits
is
that
on
Porcher
and
Pitt
Islands,
sup-
ixjsed
lo
be
the
nio
valuable
in
Ihe
province.
There
are
immense
bodies
of
ore
Ihere.
locat
ed
riuht
on
Ilie
salt
water,
and
so
silualcd
(hat
il
can
be
Worked
with
a
steam
shovel.
It
assays
about
seventy
five
per
cent
iron
When
these
and
oilier
smaller
me
bodies
have
been
thoroughly
examined
the
parly
will
go
lo
Ihe
Interior,
making
a
special
trip
To
Copper
River
where
is
a
large
body
of
limouile
which
is
by
Tar
llm
largest
and
most
easily
available
in
Ihe
province.
The
report
of
Or.
'Young
on
Ihe
mre
bodies
Is
expected
lo
prove
of
great
value,
lo
this
part
of
the
country
and
his
report
will
be
authoritative.
Mrs.
C.
E.
Henwcll
of
Port
Simpson
is
sailing
tonight
on
the,
Prlnea
Rupert
'for
Vnncouvar,
fori
iiiiilniwlil.
HKRI.IN,
Aug.
II.
Eleven
per-j
'.....J
.........
I
ill,
..I
l.M.I
.........
I
"
........
-"
-
V.
wounded
lodnv
in
a
clash
be
tween
striking
workers'
audi
peasants
at
Aix-la-Chapelle,
ac-l
eordiui:
lo
despatches.
After!
yesli'i'day's
raid
on
nearby
farms
by
city
workers,
Ihe
peasants
or
ganised
sefJ-pi-olectHiu
sipiadsl
which
today
n-puNed
the
in-'
vaders
who
attempted
to
forcibly;
seize
Ilie
erops
and
stores.
English
Opinion
LONDON.
Aug.
II.
The
in
ternal
development
cf
(ieriuauy
is
being
watched
with
keen
interest
and
anxiety
here.
The
morning
newspapers
feature
long
special
despatches
from
Herlin
lealing
wilh
fond
and
currency
ilillloullies,
strikes
and
oilier
dis
turbing
faclors
in
(he
situation.
Some
correspondents
dwell
on
Ihe
ualy
soirlt
of
the
workers
and
express
fears
thai
revolution
may
possibly
come
oul'
of
il
all.
On
Ihe
oilier
hand
the
Oaily
Mail's
representative
in
Herlin
while
recording
Ihe
talk
ot
re
volt
uud
asserting
the
common
isl
papers
are
full'
of
appeals
lo
Ihe
people
lo
rise
and
create
a
peasant
workers
government,
ex
presses
Ihe
opinion
Dial
alarm
is
unjustified
and
predicts
that
Hie
situation
will
end
In
the
capllu
laliou
lo
I
lie
Framu-Hclgiati
pressure.
SECRETARY
OF
FORMER
PRESIDENT
RETIRES
MARION,
.Aug.
II.
(Ieorge
H
Christ
Inn,
who
has
been
associ
ated
with
Ihe
lale
President
Harding
for
ll
years
and
who
was
his
secretary
during
his
senatorshlp
and
presidency,
has
resigned
his
position
as
execu
live
secretary
lo
Ihe
president
and
will
retire
lo
business
life
ViiUrtfij't
Clpcvlatlea
1.S0S.
HKItLIN.
Aug.
II.
-In
spile
of
immense
crowds
p;ir;tdm::
Inter
den
Linden
and
adjacent
slrt'els
ttf
Ihe
cilj,
Herlin
was
iniiel
up
lo
two
p.m.
today.
President
Kberl
and
Ihe
entire
rjpilfri
PIT
A
MIMri
i,l',,u'''
"uslilution
Iay
cerembnies
at
the
ilichstag
Krlilll
r
A
AliIIllLilJ''"1
wtr"
P'veM
polit't'
and
troop
protection.
Armed
patrols
iJiafllllll
lAJiy
Nve.t
n.ipmHi
,,
(lt
Wilhemstrasse
and
(loverninent
Hnildiugs.
!
The
United
Socialists
in
a
parly
caucus
adopted
a
resolu-
Party
of
Experts
at
Work
Local
Deposits
with
View
to
Report
OOOD
ORE
AT
SKIDEQATE
on
lion
withdrawing
confidence
from
the
(Iiino
government.
The
;
chancellor
has
been
notified
and
it
is
expected
he
will
retire
be-
DAVID
THOMSON
BROKE
HIS
LEG
Sustained
Painful
Accident
When
He
Fell
from
Ladder
to
Scow
at
Carlisle
Cannery
Oavid
Thomson,
seerelary-
Ireasurer
of
Akerberg-1
homson
'Co.,
Ltd..
broke
his
left
leg
usl
aliove
Ilie
ankle
and
received
a
severe
shaking
up
in
a
painful
accident
which
he
sustained
at
'.arlisle
Cannery
vesterday
after
noon.
Mr
.Thoiuou
had
been
inak-
inir
lie
roumls
or
keeua
uiver
canneries
on
Pusiuess
witn
iieo
Frizzcll
in
Hie
launch
"Laura
F.'
t
Carlisle,
Ilie
launch
moored
alongside
a
scow.
Mr.
I'liomson
was
climbing
Hie
greasy
ladder
leading
lo
the
wharf
from
the
water
and
was
ubout
at
Hie
(op
when
he
slipped
and
fell
hack-
wards
on
Hie
scow
wit
Ii
Hie
re-
result
mentioned.
Ihe
distance
of
the
fall
was
about
eight
feel
The
accident
occurred
about
(i.IIU
and
Hie
launch
rushed
Im
mediately
lo
Prince
Rupert
when
it
was
met
by
W.
T.
Kergin,
who
had
received
word
by
win
.
Mr
I'Ihiiusou
was
taken
to
the
Oen
rial
Hospital
whew
Ihe
frac
tured
member
was
set.
This
morning
he
was
reported
to
be
gelling
along
nicely
bill
il
will
be
several
weeks
be
fori)
he
is
around
again.
BRITAIN
WINS
JCS-
CO
WES,
Isle
of
Wight;
Aug
II.
(J
real
Hrilain
today,
won
the
Hrllish-America
cup
for
six
metre
yacht
racing
.
,t
JJ7
lo
The
in
Hrilish
VVilLiiimi'
Strut
Stlii
MS.
,
r5flSH
MARKET
f
WhM
Yu
Want
A
TAXI
mm
I'firlt.i.
glslnlivc
......
Library.
Phone
671.
!.'
1,1
"mid
tig.
in
a
hurry
.Ma;..
Phone
te
FOR
THE
PICNIC.
Jellied
Tongues,
Boiled
Ham,
Roast
Ham
with
dressing,
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
Out
of
Town
Orders
Solicited
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
GERMANY
SEEMS
I
THROES
OF
REVOLUTION
PROCLAMATION
ISSUED
BY
PRESIDENT
EBERT;
CHANCELLOR
CUNO
TO
RESIGN
Americans
Involved
in
Assassination
Affair
Germany
Last
Night
ritriilt
VCII
Itmlfii
Anir
II.
-Grover
Cleveland
Iterirdull.
ii
German
ilrafl
evader,
fliot
down
and
killed
one
man
ami
wounded
ninillicr
lust
ii
i
if
lit
vvlit'll
men
rtinrt'alt'i
in
his
hotel
apartment
su:ed
liim
in
u
kidnapping
utlempt.
Tin
n-snilanU
were
Identified
ns
Frenchmen
in
Hie
nrviee
of
American.
Two
ulher
men
were
waiting
onlsnle
in
a
I'nilcd
SUile
army,
anlo
inn!
wt'if
nrrelid
uflcr
being
mcitm-cd
liv
Ilie
crowd.
One
was.
a
hinted
Stale
lieutenant
and
(lie
oilier
a
IliisMnu
prince.
NO
RELEASE
OF
REVENUE
AND
PRISONERS
IN
EXPENSES
UP
IRELAND
YET
Government
Has
Evidence
of
Preparations
by
Republicans
to
Resume
Onslaught
MIII.IN.
Auv
II
II
"
"Ill-
I
Canadian
Railways
Increase
Turnover:
Passenaer
Department
Improves
It
IIAW
A.
Aug.
II
-
Operation
'revenue
of
all
Canadian
railway
'ill
.MllV
shoWI'll
il
(Mill
of
1.7
p'T
..iil
nii'r
Aurll
11ml
nf
III.?
HCT
rially
anm-unied
Hint
there
will
n
,
r(
mpr
Mh).
f
,,,
y,.ar
lie
mi
liiinieihaie
relee
of
...-
r..H,.
....
ii,.,,.,,,,
,,r
siuti
EHchI
prisoners
in
Irelittiil,
Kevin
UMIIXKIIIS
mniuier
lIH4Me
--
Operating
expire
"'
lhTalli
fair,
informed
transport
worker-'
for
M
cm.nlr,,
,10MS
of
uIm.
called
r.ir
Ihelr
release,
dfvAirl,
u
,14,r
fcll,
,,
xv,.rt.
maiuM
freedom
of
mll
and
.
,,..,.
the
pre
for
Hie
coming
elec-
,1(r
Mll.
a,ivl.,.
WM
Mr
O'HiKsin
iaht
the
.ern-'
..
iin'rnt
ban
eldsiee
dial
llnf-.
1
ail
ur
i.tfpainiK
i
resimu"
1
heir
onlitiiglil
on
Ihe
cciiihmiiIc
I
fu
iif
Hie
cuius
try.
SERIOUS
EFFECT
!
RECENT
DROUGHT
(largely
due
to
increases
in
pay-
bilal
tperaloiif
etpeu.r.
fur
May
wye
?:i3.oiij.C;7
rin
pared
with
-'sy,Kti,J5
for
Hi-pr;tKu
May,
while
Ihe
total
operaliiu
tru'iiue
were
;3'.i,(ioj
comparisl
with
Opcrallug
revenue
for
May
on
Ihe
Canadian
National
Railways
were
l?.r5l'.r:i
acainsl
elO.-
..,
i
f.
1
-
tfl....
111.14
W'1.11..
II...
.IIII.IIW
III
.MIIJ
IV...
"
HI"
oiieratiiiz
exiieiises
lneieaei
Fred
Btom,
m.r.t
says
nam
""',,.,
5.U.J(i
lo
IH.5Hl.H0U.
be
a
Qodsend
Down
the
Coast
Swanson
Bay
Mill
Closed
SPAWNINQ
FISH
NOT
ABLE
ENTER
STREAMS
The
rain
which
Marled
today
will
he
a
tloiUend
lo
points
ikiwn
the
cnad."
paid
I'red
Stork,
M.l'..
who
relumed
yesterday
afternoon
afler
vlslllnif
Mclla
(ola,
Ocean
Kail
and
Swanson
Hay.
Swaimon
Hay
has
been
compelled
lo
close
down
altoitelher
on
account
of
water
horla&:c
and
(Veall
Kails
1
feelinif
Ihe
Pinch
but
to
dill
operating
Mr.
Stork
report
f.
Kxpeclally
)ias
Ihu
drought
been
bail
for
Ihe
nalmoii
because
the
slieatns
have
been
so
nearly
dried
up
that
the
paw-iiintf
Hs
liue
been
unable
lo
K
up
them.
Thin
is
one
reason
why
there
hae
been
Mich
phenomenal
The
old
Itant'l
ttrgan
may
nlliiii.i'i'ly
e
siipi'ieded
Ity
Ihe
radio.
A
radio
barrel
nrgau
drawn
by
a
donkey
has
already
appeared
on
Hie
streets
of
London,
Kngland.
Crowds
Parade
German
Streets
and
Talk
is
of-Revolution
While
Shooting
Takes
Place
in
One
City
President
Ebert
Issues
a
Proclamation
to
Germans
at
'Berlin
Forbidding
Propoganda
MEIILIN.
Aug.
J
I.
A
proclamation
Ity
President
Kbert
forbid
tlie
circulation
of
pumplilet.-
demanding
the
overthrow
of
roiistiliiluinal
government
or
incitement
lo
acts
of
violence
that
are
likely
lo
endanger
jMiblic
order.
The
penalty
mentioned
is
three
months
imprisonment
and
u
fine
not
exceeding
half
a
bil-
;1hh
marks.
i
-fLOMDON,
Aug.
1
1,
Four
communislf
were
kilted
and
'
forty
injured
in
Hatiiioro,
Upper
Silesia,
while
the
police
wen;
jattcmptiug
to
clear
the
streets
in
which
cornniuujsts,
were
de?
inonilratiiig,
says
a
Berlin
despatch.
Another
mes;ige
says
Chancellor
Cnno
handed
President
Eherl
his
resignation
today
hut
the
president
refused
lo
nccept
it.
ALBERTA
MEETS
ASKREMOVAr
B.C.
AT
CRICKET
PENSION
BOARD
Final
Match
In
Interprovlnclal
Aliened
That
Thev
Are
Unfitted
Tournament
Belnn
Played
fop
Wopk
of
.dmlnlsfrln,.
at
Vancouver
VANCOUVKR.
Au.
II.
Finals
in
Hie
Wolern
Canada
crlttket
rle;keir
loiiroauieiil
here
today
briu
ucllii
r
Hritisli
(oluiiibia
and
llerla
teams,
both
of
which
Act
of
Parliament
'
OITANVA.
Ails,-.
II.
A
petition
fur
the
removal
of
the
Hoard
of
'woibv"
sen
lo
Hie
!overnor
5yVp2erHi
rremier
King
uy
uie
Ihree
victories
,
cal,
tq
$M1ti
v
?
Z"
'
rredil
uUlKv-kvl
.
..
i
.
t.
;
:
..ii
i
Saskatchewan
yesterday
2C0
to"'""
-
",'VY'
peldion
ll.al
llyare
vi
u...ri
.i..r....in.i
vt.nii.ii...
ror
seven
wickets
Tor
fourteen
runs.
Wemnan's
steady
innings
I"'"'
dependents
included
seven
boundaries
and
hiv
compiled
CI
runs
before
he
was
howled
by
Walls.
Corbelt
and
Hulleu
had
scored
fill
and
oi
respectively
and
were
not
out
when
H.C.
declared
Ihe
innings
it
an
end
at
2.30
p.m.
with
six
players
still
to
bat.
Plie
feature
of
Hie
Alherta-
Mauitoba
mulch
was
the
batting
of
Weston
for
Manitoba,
who
made
his
102
before
he
was
caught
and
bowled
by
Rarker
Alberta's
victory
was
attributed
lo
steady
work
at
Hie
wicket
and
careful
fielding.
STANDARD
OIL
victory.
HANDS
FORCED
South
Dakota
Governor
Forces
Company
to
Reduce
Price
of
Gasoline
In
his
State
MARION,
Ohio.,
Aug.
It.
One
hundred
and
sixty
thousand
gal
lons
of
gasoline
purchased
I"
Chicago
will
he
shipped
lo
nine
cities
in
South
Dakota
immediately
for
sale
to
the
public
al
ICc.
a
gallon.
Coventor
McMaster
of
South
Dakota,
who
was
here
lo
attend
Die
funeral
of
President
lhlrding,
announced
today.
The
governor
declared
that
he
was
calling
upon
the
jsnrrouuding
stales
to
join
in
Ilie
fight
against
high
gasoline
prices.
CHICAOO,
Aug.
II
A
re
duction
in
price
of
gasoline
in
South
Dakota
lo
ICe
a
gallon
is
announced
by
Ihe.
Standard
Oil
Co.
directors
today
owing
to
the
action
of
Governor
McMaster.
The
directors
claim
this
will
mean
selling
al
a
loss.
George
Ness
was
hauled
Into
lire
police
court
this
morning
by
his
wife
oil
a
charge
oMtgn-sup-port.
Tito
caso
.Avaii
.adjourned
until
.Monday
inornlnv.
in
the
unfilled
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day'
'l'll
ami
i,U,,relf,.p
and
was
in-injuelive
0r
onie
very
fine
cricket.
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lli'ir
IWIH
IIIMI
UI
.
'
l.,.i
oul
in
a
proper
spirit
players
were
a
very
lar.e
factor
;yMic
Columbia'
In
iw
tin;
an
act
of
Parliament
which
has
atvouiiled!a"
"s
'J''
a,lJ
IIpI
care
for
disabled
men
BOOTLEGGERS
KILL
POLICE
Three
Out
of
Four
Prohibition
Anents
Murdered
In
Ken
tuckv
Mountains
LEN.YUM.
Kentucky,
Aug.
11.
Four
prohibition
agents,
Alexander
(iayhearL
R.
Stewart,
(I,
Carpenter
and
O.
MorrNon
went:
into
Hrealhitl
County
niounlaiu
lo
arrest
a
gang
of
bootleggers
(iayheart
returned
badly
wound-3
ed.
crawling
into
town.
He
re-a
porled
Ihe
idher
three
dead.
TlnJ
ollicers
were
trapped
in
a
small'
valley,
liayhearl's
escape
is
said,
to
have
been
almost
miraculous.'
ANOTHER
ATTEMPT
TO
i
SWIM
ENGLISH
CHANNEL4
DOYKR.
Aug.
it.
Another
at
tempt
to
conquer
the
English
Channel
.which
assumes
almost
Ihe
character
of
a
race,
was'be-
2uu
this
afternoon.
'Charles
iT'olh
and
Charles
Richards
both
from
Rostoii
and
Rouieo
Macielfc
an
Argentine,
entered
the
watet'
this
afternoon
and
struck
for
Ihe
French
shore.
DEATH
SENTENCE
IS
COMMUTED
ON
CANADIAN
LONDON
Aug.
Mr
The
home
secretary
has
recommended
that
the
deal
Ii'
sentence
on
Alex.
Campbell
Mason,
a
former
Canadian,
beeommuled
In
life
servitude.
Mason
was
convicted
of
Ihe
murder
of
a
taxi
driver
Jacob
Dickey.
Maiiy
influential
cili.ens
including
one
hundred
members
of
parliament
signed
a
petition,
asking
ifpr
,
clemency.
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