II
it
p
tea
rx
from
the
rcjtorl
mid
from
inquiry
in
rented.
herelo
that
the
of
Hie
hank
resources
are
er
seriously
im-
Conservative
Editor
of
Moose
iirerl,
immediate
liquid
resource
of
the
hank
are
itraclicallv
i
.
-
.
,.,
...
...
.I
...-I-
1
....,1
.1.....
.1....,
I.......
.1...
I
I
I
,
.cih.iu
9..II.U
AM
L1UUUK
FISHERMAN
IS
DROWNED
I
I
lie
II-K-IM.
in
no
WW)'
in-!
v"
iou7
vtlcs
Hie
hills
of
(lie
hank
in
circulation.
Thec
will
he
re-
"'
,,w
",,
""d"rstaiid
why
.hvme.
a(
fare
value
on
itroeii-
srn,H
,Ml
M'ipted
through
Airrn
IT
lOV
k
taliou
to
other
chartered
bank,
''""re
Rupert."
Attorney
General
Manson
Is
Ask
Inn
for
Treaty
Covering
Shipments
to
Atlln
'
Arorduig
to
the
annual
sued
on
May
31
la?!,
the
Hie
oart
tr
driHisiiors
as
a
re
I
j
luiuT!
iiieui
f..r
itiiWMil
of
U.
uf
rU,,rt)
(1,(1
iiu
hank
.
f-.-.r
111
ijintt
iui
ir
w
Mini
wrrr
vb
v,ka
lerrilorj;
Is
circulated
in
thin
district
ed
particularly
hy
thejillpht
y
o
'tie
liquor
store
al
Atlln
which
Ins
11
hand
only
a
few
months
f-I'piy
of
liquor.
I
Anton?
the
iiuinher
of
Inane
relerrrd
to
"had
and
dould-I
nl"
it
t
slatid
is
one
to
a
larjte
pulp
and
tatter
mill
company
near
Vancouver
which
for
some
time
ha
heeu
closed
down.
There
are
lvo
hranches
of
the
hank
in
Hritish
Columbia,
one
al
lanrouver
and
the
other
at
Feruie.
John
Wick
Draaaed
b
Net
From'
J-
A-
""
actuifr
nuiilster
Deck
of
Schooner
Chatham
at
Port
Waller
CO
M
M.
steamer
Canadian
l
aimer,
engaged
in
Hn?
paper.
trryinjr
irinle
of
finance,
asked
this
nltrnlnt:
repanlim;
the
suspension
of
the
Home
Hank,
slated
Ihat
the
fl-
Kl
ICIIIIC;v,
Aug
IK
John
'iai'cc
departntent
wwuld
nwike
no
comment
at
the
present
lime.
Wir
fish
tiiuvi.
was
drowned
at
I'urt
Walter
wlien
he
wins
lrap?Hl
Meanwhile
it
Is
understood
on
in-f
111
Hie
derli
of
Ihe
fishing
hoal
vestiKalion
hy
officials
the
'liaHuim
while
casting
a
seine
i'lartmcnt
is
proceeding
nrt
The
hody
was
recovered
uml'
'N,'w
YOI,K
Autr.
18.
Straus
will
he
nrt
hoinf
lo
Seattle
llo
'nvestment
hrokcrs
who
where
a
widow
and
twin
chlMrvit
rtH'fntly
hanillcl
the
financing
of
resi.Jt-
.et.OOU.OOO
or
the
Canadian
pro-
.
Iperty
(kuiuiany
on
the
lauds
and
PANAMAM
CADMCD
jhufldiugs
of
Hie
Home
Hank
of
V.rtllAUlAn
rAIUHCK
'CaimdiT.
today
assured
holders
of
PflMINP
AlIflKT
11
tlu'ir
1,u'l!,
111
(-un
u!a
and
the.
LUimilU
rtUUUJl
CO
i
nile.l
SlaUs
that
nil
payments
or
'principal
and
interest
would
he
Coastwise
C.Q.M.Irl.
Steamer
Will
,llue
r,Taidles
of
the
hank
s
Have
Inspection
and
Over
haul
In
Dry
Dock
position.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Only
four
Uinadiau
halihut
htdween
Ocean
Lout
mnil.i.ii..i
i-uIiIim.
ni
tim
Hs
ami
Galifoinia,
is
iluo
hero
Fish
Exchange.
Hits
morning,
Uie
uusl
23
to
go
into
the
local
arrivals
totalling
s
1,500
pounds.
"ry
dock
for
annual
inspection
uml
overhaul.
The
J'anner
I
of
lie
smaller
lyj.e
of
C.O.M.M.
'"uld
similar
In
Ihh
Cllliulillll
Hover
and
Canadian
winch
Iiiim
heen
here
hefore.
AUSTRALIAN
TENNIS
PLAYERBEAT
FRENCH
1IHOOKLINE,
Mass.,
Autf.
18.
Ihe
Auslralian
.
tennis
leant
J'l'slerday
won
the
right
to
meet
lJ'c
American
team
fm
the
HavN
1'
hy
defeating
the'
French
I'layers
in
doubles
0-0,
C-3,
0-3.
8-C.
0-7.
'n10
.Vuslralluu
also
w
three
But
of
rive
In
kingha.
Arrivals
and
sales:
Johanna,
ll.lioo
pounds,,
at
1-C
and
10.
1c.
to
the
Alliu
Fisheries
Muirneag,
2.500
pounds,
al
IL'c
Observer
.and
10.7c,
and
Torherg.
3.500
pounds,
al
life,
and
10.
Ic.
to
Ihe
Canadian
-Fish
iV
Cold
Slorae
Co
llulli,
1,500
pounds,
at
IVc
and
IOC,
to
the
lloyal
Fish
Co.
James
Call,
who
for
several
years
has
been
superintendent
of
the
Honiiniou
government
hatch
cry
at
Lake
l.akelse,
is
sailing
for
the
south
on
the
l'rince
(eorge
(oniuht
to
Ottawa.
Mr
Cat)
has
been
appointed
to
an
inspectorship
of
;
finherles
in
the
niai'iiluiv
province.
stated
Frank
Wright,
one
f
the
editor
(
the;
Mltoe
Jaw
Kt-iiinjr
Timts
who
is;
TYPHOON
AT
HONG
KONG
British
Submarine
Sunk
and
Steamers
Wrecks:
Much
Property
Loss
HONQ
KONG,
Aug.
18.
One
of
the
most
disastrous
typhoons
In
the
history
of
Hong
Kong
struck
here
today
and
caused
tremendous
property
loss
and
It
Is
foared
many
lives.
British
submarine
L9
was
sunk
In
the
harbor
being
unable
to
withstand
the
fierce
storm.
Many
steamers
were
wrecked
but
the
number
and
amount
of
damage
Is
as
yet
nol
ascertained.
D.
MCD.
HUNTER
T0
MANAGE
EXHIBITION
Appointment
Announced
at
Fair
Office
this
Morning
Duties
to
Commence
Next
Week
It.
Mel.
Hunter
has
been
ap
pointed
manager
of
the
Prince
Mupe.rl
Exhibition
this
year.
hU
duties
commence
on
August
-0,
it
was
announced
this
iiiorniiiir
at
the
fair
ollice.
Miss
Kalherine
Collison
lias
hrcu
engaged
as
as
sistant
to
Mr.
tinnier.
city
at.
trade
helween
this
country
ami
Hritish
Columbia,
has
written
II.
A.
(luess,
general
manager
of
tlie.
American
inelling
A
He-fining
Ca.,
Mrs.
(luess
and
sou
will
'be
jiassemrers
going
through
from
Stewart
on
the
l'rince
(ieorge.
this
evening.
Mr.
(luej
lias
been
In
Ihe
district
for
sev-erul
weeks
inspeclimr
various
mining
properties
controlled
by
his
company
ami
is
now
returning
lo
his
headquarters
In
New
York.
S.
M.
Taylor,
of
Williams,
Maiisou
A
Hoiiznles,
returned
to
Stewart
on
the
Prince
fleorgo
lal
uvc'niny.
lo
Premier
Hahlwin
with
reference
to
representations
made
lo
the
Premier
by
an
industrial
group
of
members
of
Ihe
Urit-
I.
II....
.
.
r
j.
I..
II...
...I:
I
...i:
r
iu
nonsi-
in
lAiuuuuiis
as
iu
me
i
i'iimiutru
unsaiisiaiioi
y
Istate
of
industry
in
Great
Britain.
He
says:
I
'Pli
t,fiji,iri1
,i..lifi.;.l
ru
.rtil...a.
.if
l.jitfulq
1.;..-
u
.
IH
-
I
1
1
V
llttlUIUI
HCVUlllO
Jt
UUII
VUU
OIL
iltlll
I
,
"
plotted
and
dividends
of
niHiiy,
million
tlollars
are
passim;
to
Ainerirans.
'lliere
are
sufficient
natural
resources
in
Hritish
Columbia
to
pay
the
whole
of
the
Hritish
National
debt
in
leu
years
'if
properly
haiulVd
besides
find,
ig
remunerative
employment
for
ileus
of
thousands
of
nfrn.
Clark
instances
Hie
pulp
and
paper
industry
and
he
also
ays
some
of
Hie
larprsl
copjier
mines
in
Hritish
Columbia
lare
in
Ihe
hands
of
Americans.
ENTERfAiNMENTPLANS
Plans
are
under
way
for
Ihe
entertainment
of
the
delegates
to
the
Union
of
H.C
Municipalities
convention
which
will
take
place
in
Prince
Hupert
next
Wednes
day
and
Thursday.
The
program
will
include
a
civic
banquet
hut
final
details
are
pending
the
re
ceipt
of
advice
a
lo
the
number
of
delegates
there
will
be.
The
visitors
will
also
be
shown
Ihe
industries
vf
the
port,
its
facilities
and
noints
of
interest.
The
BASEBALL
AND
SOCCER
TEAMS
FOR
FAIR
WEEK
Arrangements
Finally
Made
by
Fair
Soard
to
Brlnn
Teams
from
Ocean
Falls,
Tclkwa,
Anyox
and
Smlthers
II.......
l'..llj
..
I
'luH...n
f.
...I
MUNICIPAL
DELEGATES
hall
teams
and
An
vox
and
Prominent
Visitors
In
the
City
Next
Week
will
be
Given
Civic
Banquet
Committee
s
Busy
Sniilhers
baseball
teams
will
come
here
during
Fair
Week,
to
participate
in
Ihe
spoil
program
on
thai
occasion
it
was
definitely
decided
by
the
Fair
Hoard
last
inighl.
The
board
was
in
session
from
8.30
to
12.30
and
the
principal
business
was
Ihe
settlement
wilh
these
towns
lo
send
their
teams.
The
Fair
Hoard
will
pay,
the
expenses
incurred
by
the
learns
in
coming.
Ocean
Falls
is
putt
ing
up
$200
towards
the
cost
of
its
baseball
team
coming
on
Hie
understanding
that
there
will
he
a
return
game
with
Prince
Hu-
pert
al
Ihe
paper
town
next
year.
city's
entertainment,
committee
INCREASE
IN
t,iilisiir
in
.lyim.1,
.'lajui
uuiiiiil
Aid.
Stephens,
Aid.
Munro,
Citj
Solicitor
Jones
andCily
"Treas
urer
Matheison.
The
convention
cessions
will
take
place
in
Hie
city
council
chamber.
FOUR
LOSE
LIVES
IN
lltTAMADIir
arrinrilT
the
total
trade
of
Canada
for
the.
AUIUIUUDILL
MtUULllljfour
months
ending
in
July,
it
None
of
Ihe
dead
have
been
Identified.
They
are
twu
men,
woaun
aud
a
cl
i'd.
Imports
Still
Ahead
of
Exports
But
Increases
Evenly
Divided
OTTAAVA.
Aug.
18
-There
ws
an
increase
uf
$140,000,000
in
was
ofricfally
announced.
For
LOS
ANGELES.
Aug.
18.
r
Four
July
alone
the
increase
over
the
person
wyrc
killed
und'seriously
previous
July
was
Jf2lt,000,000.
Injured
when
an
automobile
was,
The
Increase
in
trade
ror
tliu
struck
by
m
'pacific
electric
Iraln.lpenod
mentioned
was
pretty
well
divided
between
imports
and
ex
ports
but
Ihe
Imports
were
iMu..
000,000
o'ltuler
thaa
Hit-
exports
oV
Zfo
WbM
Yiu
Want
A
1
TAXI
mxt
NS
JpSH
i
if
i
1IEI
p
Phone
671.
''an,.:
.,...!
Lilirnn.
in
a
hurry
nun.,;.:
Fresh
Killed
Poultry.
Phone
J
t
Fresh
Killed,
Meat.
Best
Car
and
Best
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
In
the
City.
Rates
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
L
A
Trial
Onler
Solicited.
Vlll.
XIII.
NO.
I5.
I'HINCK
HI.
PERT,
H.Cr
SATtNlDAY.
AUGUST
18.
1023.
Ynli'i'i
Circulation
IMt
StfMt
SlM
2M.
PHICE
FIVE
CENTS.
m)W
lALLfcU
KJK
IfcKKACE
BKlDlit
OME
BANK
OF
CANADA
FAILS
AND
DOORS
ARE
CLOSED
TO
PUBLIC
TODAY
ome
Donft
of
Canada
busnends
Payment
Owing
to
Impairment
of
Resources:
Many
Bad
Debts
TOUONTO.
Auk-
18.
The
Hounl
nf
Director
of
Hie
Home
I.
iK
of
Canada
announced
Imlny
(hat
it
had
received
from
Ihe
cmtUv
i)iMiiileil
assistant
Pi'iieral
iininuiftT
.in
offii
iiil
rrirtnl
I
l
tcrnm
rharader
n
It
-tin
amount
of
had
mid
doubtful
Irb'
i
among
the
assets
f
the
bunk.
WONDERS
WHY
GRAIN
NOT
SHIPPED
FROM
!
PORT
PRINCE
RUPERT
I...
..I
i.-i
....
i
.
ii
a
-
.
.,,
in
i
m-
nil
mum.
iiatmp
pujM-i
li.iitk
had
oil
deposit
'
IS2,IS,77('.
,
..
,.
.
.
.
,
.
off
to
see
the.
city
and
rest
op.
.N-aoiialion
wrlh
other
...
hank,
Mr
vVri(.,,,
r
a
r
ihel
in
,,iu.
r
..I
a
..a
SI
if
.-.
i..r
ai....rpiin
oi
tor
lo.uir
uaiiK
of
.rt
,
t,,
0,,trar
Wie
tiMvin
irted
JUIIir,
ii
wa
rr,,,..
wil
i,
aMIV
Hi,.
nra
YK
TOHIA
IH.
AIIrller!,"u,H,
ei"c
uif
iu
Hakateliean
ami
lie
wttuld
r
r
a
Mmi-i
lay.iii:
a
..-'
like
to
re
Uiik
nddilntnal
outlet
j
rai
hr
it
I'nntifr
.Markeoiiej
alfair
of
the
hank
will
Ve
fur
Hie
(train
un
I
ho
i.a-t
in
ii
jr
q
.(.
rrrlay
"diuliiUlMTiJ
by
A.
it.
Itarkrr,
order
to
relier
evnpslioii.
i
ii
mu
'ft.-i
ii.-
L
-
(..-.
I
......
,
iiHiiuif
tr
an
iiip
iiiruiim
rjPMn
Lr
-
.11
r.
iirizni
im
iiii
LfftHMtMiiiiiii'
lie
I
-j
S'4len
r1l
rMii4iiiurHlor
uinl-rlm
lUnl
Acl.
r
liiM'AUvNf
CalmMJlSTOVwllw.
f
vre.fiit
re.lrielioin.
,
OmI
few
day-
aso
(he
re-
"
wX-r-
fto-
tater
puh
..-
rue
miiiiiimii
it
I
initiur
uniur
aiuiiima
wait
ueriuriii
hiui
:i-
iw;i
Alaska
to
the
Yubm
aiHllfOtm
cwlifi
dlirreil
at
the
,allHlt
t'l'llle
view-of
the
Iniiliii.ll
H.linu
ll.r
uu
....
In-
ldllfcl
eltuatioiir
It
i
the
Willy
II
i
int.
ll.ut
the
two
dieati.m
t.f
fiii.riul
difllrullv.
I,alcr
puhllshed
in
Mwmr
Jaw
ruirr
111I11
a
.special)
W
ithin
Mir
lal
few
la
s
there
I
....
.1
..
rt
1.1
(,.i.
a.
1
1:
its
11
r.
miii
1
u.
1
luuriftii
iiii:
-
tt
iivaj
w
iiiiui
a
!
vii
j
i(
s-
..f
II.
.i
IIxIIImI.
IVklne.-
.
a
.
1
in-
sects
L
,!.
'iiirrrKinaii
Wallace
1).
irimey
iihotograplieit
while
vi.
itina
Toronto.
Heinpxey
who
tia
heen
elected
fuu
tunes
for
Hie
Niagara
iliMrift
uf
New
York
Stale
is
one
of
Hie
most
outstanding
Mdr
adoeles
in
tlie
Imlcd
states.
Americans
Exploit
Natural
Resources
of
Canada
and
Draw
Dividends
from
them
says
Victorian
in
London
LONDON.
A
p.
18.
Edward
Clark
of
Virloria.
U.U.,
a
niemher
of
the
delegation
of
Vancouver
businessmen
who
re-
city
of
oer
twenty
thousand
t-u-
eenlly
visiled
Hie
United
Kingdom
with
a
view
to
pnimoliug
Tenders
are
Invited
Provincial
Government
for
Skeena
River
Bridge
The
provincial
government
is
inviting
lenders
for
the
construction
of
u
bridge
over
the
Skeena
Hiver
at
Terrace,
tenders
o
be
in
by
September
1.
The
bridge
is
to
be
constructed
-of
-leel
and
will
be
a
permanent
modern
.structure.
Plans
anil
specifications
will
be
ou
hand
here
Monday.
The
bridge
connecting
Tt-r-ace
with
Hie
big1
district
across
the
Skeena
Hiver
iucludiiir
Lakelse.
Hemo
and
I'.imrinr-
i
Cily.
ha
been
badly
needed
foi
some
lime
but
the
expense
of
the
slniclure
was
so
great
that
the
provincial
government
has
found
it
necessary'
to
delay
the
"
work
from
time
to
lime
owtii.'
to
PII
1
WITTC
If
I
fp
.lack
of
finanws
and
the
pres-
tllAJlutj
VM
fflAlit
HaXllXJ
sure
of
work
in
other
parts
of
jlhe
province.
Now
the
turn
or
sTTA!1
P
A
DIMET
!:Jrj,'Ki"z
IVlPlb
lABllitl
.
iri,-,
1,1,
ix
iiiniiu
vi
the
road
leading
tojl
the
HI
tin
canyon
has
already
romuoMired
Robb
to
be
Minister
of
Immlgra-ami
Hie
road
wilj
he,
contj'tletist
at
Hon
and
Low
of
Trade
and
once
so
thai
the
bridge
building'
Commerce
may
go
on
without
delay.
(
At
present
access
(o
Hie
ollif.
OTTAWA,
Aug.
18.
Hon.
J.
A.
side
of
the
river
is
by
r
provincial
Hobh,
minister
of
trade
and
com-governtni'iit
ferry.
This
has
ser,
merce.
has
hwn
apiMtinU.il
minis,
veil
Hue
purpose
iemporarily
hut
ter
of
immigration
and
coloniza-lurins
the
winter
the
river
tioij
in
the
.Mackenzie
King
gov-
freeiesiud
tjiproini
Jon?pe.n-t,?1W'i!j-u
He
will
.be
succeeded
s.
specially
fir
tlie'
spfiiiir.
by
Hm.
T.
A.
Low.
niiiifsteVwllh-tt1i.n
it
is
impossible
to
eros
out
jrorlftdio,
acconliug
to
an
un
file
river
owtiiir
to
the
precarious
nouncenient
of
iniportanl
cabinet
condition
of
Hit?
ire
and
the
im
-
changes.
possibility
or
using
Ihe
ferry.
Al
Hon.
N.
AL
Macdonald,
who
has
such
time
Ihe
community
on
the.
been,
acting
minister
or
defense,
northerly
side
of
the
river
is
com-
becomes
defence
miuister.
pletHv
isolated.
I
The
chaoses
entail
tw)
br-
Itecently.
Hon
Dr.
Sutherland,
elections.
Mr.
Low
will
seek
re-
niinister
oT
public
works,
accom.
election
in
South
Itenfrew
and
P?.nitl
Hon.
T.
D.
Paltullo.
mem-
Mr-
Macdonald
in
I'iclou.
-
her
Tor
the
district
to
Terrace
aiil!
OTTAWA.
Aur.
18
noon,
looked
over
the
site
or
Ihe
pro-
Hon.
E.
M.
Macdonald
was
sworn
posed
bridge
uml
discussed
th
in
miuisler
of
national
defense
at
matter
with
the
people
there.
!t
Halifax
this
morning.
Hon.
T.
A.
was
then
decided
that
the,
bridge
Low
and
Hon.
J.
A.
nobb
were
must
be
built
al
once,
not
only
to
sworn
in
minister
of
trade
and
serve
the
farnwrs,
lumberiuciicom,merre
and
minister
of
imml-and
miners
uml
others
in
the
dis-
'gratiou
respectively
here.
trict
hut
also
to
give
acces
tol
the
famous
hot
springs
at
Lhkelse'upc
MAII
ftDV
IACCC
Lake
which
at
the
present
time
PliiLLUuI
LUoEiO
are
attracting
much
attentioir.
Since
Ihat
Dr.
Sutherland
has
lost
no
lime
uml
the
calling
fo
tenders
is
Hie
intmeiliale
.sequel.
FELL
TWO
STOREYS
TO
STREET
BELOW
Norman
Robinson
Sustained
Some
Bruises
and
Severe
Shaking
But
No
Bones
Broken
are
Nonqan
llobinson,
tinsmith
for
Heen's
Limited,
fell
two
storeys
from
the
tintf
or
the
Heilbrouer
Huilding,
Srxlh
Avenue
and
Fulton
Street,
to
Hie
ground
this
morning.
He
was
working
on
the
building
and
lost
his
footing.
Dr.
J.
P.
Cade
was
immediately
railed
and
Mr.
llobinson
Was
taken
home,
lie
sustained
some
bruises
and
u
severe
shaking'
up
hut
no
bones
are
believed
lo
have
been
broken.
TRADE
OF
COUNTRY
FE
SiY
AY..
.
..
lib
tNAUtU
IN
U.
YICTOIHA,
Aug.
18.
Officials
of
Ihe
Attorney
General's
de
partment
are
making
a
study
of
t
tie
oiue
sk-
legislation
now
in
preparation
for
probable
action
before
the
supreme
court
of
Canada
lo
tesl
the
powers
of
the,
provincial
government
lo
enact
blue
sky
laws.
,
Mrs.
James,.
M.
Hill,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert
4tml
now
of
-Manchester,
England,
is
vl.sitlng
in
Vancouver
with
her,
parents.
Mi.
uul
Mi-s.
Thomas,
MurgraV
TENNIS
CHAMPIONSHIP
Was
Defeated
Today
at
Forest
Hills
by
Helen
Willis
or
California
FOREST
HILLS.
Aug.
18
Helen
Willis
of
California
won
the
United
States
women's
ten
nis
championship
by
defeating
Mrs.
Mallory
who
held
tire
titlo
lor
suven
years.
TOUR
PARTY
HERE
Twenty-Five
Members
of
Wolf
Way
Tours
Arrives
on
Train
En
route
South
A
parly
under
Hy
Wolle
Way
Tours
uuiiKberlng
25
persons
and
headed
hy
Mr.
Yon
Meding
will
arrive
on
lonhjht's
train
hy
special'car
from
Ihe
east
and"
connect
for
Vancouver
with
the
steamer
Prince
George.
The
party
coming
west
has
stopped
off
at
Winnipeg,
Mount
Itohson
and
Jasper
Park,
spending
six
days
at
Mount
llobsou,
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
Philadelphia
7,
Detroit
0.
New
York
5,
SI.
Louis
I.
Washington
0,
Chicago
4.
National
League
Chicago
0,
Iloston
2.
Pittsburg
II.
'Philadelphia
0.
Cincinnati
5,
New
York
4.
St.
Louis
8,
Hrooklyn
St
Coast
League
Seattle
10,
San
Francisco
0.
Oakland
2,
Sacrainenlo
3.
Vernon
5.
Salt
Lake
ii,
Portland
i,
Lo
Anelui
2,
.