MAIL
SERVICE
Cisco
to
Long
Island
ARRESTED
IN
SEATTLE
FOR
VANCOUVER
MURDER
dltion.
The
nolice
ay
he
ml
milled
he
wa
wanted
Tor
the
murder
of
Hanson
on
July
20
In
a
brawl
in
Vancouver
over
Ibe
atlenlioiiM
Hanson
wa
upoed
lo
have
been
paying
Varin'
Indian
wife.
missionIierchant
killed
when
car
WAS
OVERTURNED
MISSION.
Aug
S3.
Iti
lil.
a
local
nicrchanl,
wi
killed
ami
Edmund
Nicking,
maiiHiJer
of
the
MWsion
Public
Service
Co,
painfully
Injured
near
Hutzlo
lesleiday
when
Hie
car
in
which
they
were
riding
overturned,
Trank
Hockinaii,
charged
with
'"I'plyini?
liquor
lo
Mr.
Pnrncll,
native,
wa
fined
ir0
or
a
an
idleruative
three
monlh
in
Jail,
by
Magistrate
McClymout
,
In
the
city
police
court
this
morning.
III
Ibe
rourc
of
Hie
meeting
-telegram
were
read
from
Hon.
M
W
YORK
Auk.
2.1.
F.at
T.
D.
I'allullo.
minister
of
land.
Remove
Tax
from
tand
Ilurnaby'
reolullon
I
hat
the
I
burden
of
taxation
for
education
removed-
Trom
Ibe
land
was
SIWTTI.t:.
Wash.,
Auir.
S3.
Salvador
Vnrin,
wanted
in
Van-
referred
to
the
executive
for
ac
corner
for
the
murder
or
A.
W.jt'on.
Hanson,
m
fellow
laborer,
wa
nr.
I
K-i"hp'
resolulion
poiulliii
rested
here
thl
aflernoou.
He
W1
H't
a
widow
havinir
a
.house
beinir
held
on
Hie
reque!
or
Oanjiiecd
at
over
l,500
wa
not
adian
authorilie
pendliiR
extra-
enlilled
lo
a
pension
regardles
of
size
or
nue
of
family
and
ak
lug,
(hat
Ibe
Mother'
Pension
Act
be
amended
in
respect
lo
the
maximuu
value
of
a
widow'
house
was
adopled.
The
hardy
annual
resolution
that
the
Municipal
Act
be
amend
ed
lo
authorize
Ibe
election
of
councillor
or
aldermen
for
two
veins
wa
again
adopted.
The
resolulion
came
from
Ilurnaby,
The
resolution
from
Ilurnaby
lliut
(here
i
lo
be
no
increase
1
f
ii
(he
membership
fees
of
the
Itichard
union
was
laid
over
for
furllier
coiislderaliou
when,
the
budget
comnilllee.""bring
in
II
reporl
on
t
lit.
finance
f
(he
Union
later
today.
A
resolulion
from
Ilurnaby
asking
the
Union
to
support
resolution
submitted
by
Ibe
council
from
that
municipality
lust
year
relating
to
assessment
and
taxation
was
referred
lo
the
executive.
A
resolution
from
Duncan
ak.
iwi
lliul
thu
Municipal
Act
be
re-
by
an
adverse
vole
after
a
good
ileal
of
opposil.tui
had
been
voiced
ajrainsl
il
on
Hie
around
ml
ivesl
livUTIil
mail
IMHIie
rum-
h,l
linn.
A.
l
Uaiimili.
iillnriiev
llnil
mii'li
leui.l.-il
iuti
wniil.l
li
In
..
.
.
w
"
.......
I
II.
..
I
I...
I
ninl.
1
il
i..
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11.
I:
...I
i
...
I
I
ie
con'
"if
"iiay
I
Liiiitr
1.
lni.it
I
i
iiiKiii
hi
..km.mm
n!
general.
lesieMliifc
llieir
luaWliiy
uie
ijisuuvuniape
.
m
sunurpan
y.
One
arrived
.
ttt
-il
for
Hie
occasion.
'iiiunleip.lllle
thai
would
be
de-i
tin
oilier
at
San
The
minister
bad
been
invited
lo'prhcd
of
expert
service
from
murlnco,
II
wa
the
vulrl
i.
viP
Miunoitrl.
Winn
itivrii
nearbv
cilii.
The
reoluliou
.
m,
-''
ui
niniMriri
'
nan
neen
ntimmeiiuii
.
'"ihi:
penng
iiy
me
rnnce.
nn
ny-iiie
led
er
a
route
laimlni
lhe.r
ry
cimncll
lo
Ihv
iiltnz
tofiiinillee.
Ileeve
Chamber,
I'en-
leleKale.
jlkloit,
Councillor
Omilel.
Norlli
Control
School
Boards
jVanrouter,
Councillor
Joe
Mor-The
firt
n.'vlulioii
adopled,'-''''
I'0'"!
Orey.
and
hjt-.Mayor
Hoepllal
Resolutions
Two
Important
resolutions
affecting
hospital
were
passed
with
lillle
discussion.
They
were;
(I)
That
Hie
Hospital
Act
b
amended
so
'a
lo
provide
that
the
municipality
only
be
liable
for
the
maintenance
of
poor
and
destitute
and
only
such
a
have
resided
In
the
municipality
for
al
irai
iweive
mouiii.
(21
That
every
municipality
maintaining
or
partly
maintaining
a
public
hospital
should
be
absolved
from
payment
for
maintenance
and
Irealmcnl
of
patients
in
any
oilier
'hospital
unless
such
patient
are
admitted
on
a
certificate
lliat
there
is
no
accommodation
available
at
the
hospital
so
maintained
and
excepting
patients
found
outside-
the
municipal
boundary,
Unit
immediate
nolice
should
be
given
lo
the
municipality
of
the
admission
of
any
tubercular
or
Incurable
patient
in
order
that
advantage
may
be
laken
of
the
facilities
of
fered
br
thu
provincial
homo
for
incurables
or
Tranquille
ani-tariuui,
the
use
of
these
institutions
being
a
duty
imposed
on
Ibe
myniripnlily
and
being
less
colly
t
Ii
a
it
treatment
under
(he
Hospital
Act.
The
first
resolution
was
put
forward
by
Surrey,
Victoria,
Kamloops,
Prince
Huperl,
Norlli
Vancouver
and
Duncan:
thw
.second
bv
North
Vancouver.
'
Election
Costs
A
resolulion
from
Oak
Hay
recjifnmeuding
savings
in
election
advertising;
costs
was
adopted.'
A
resolution
from
Oak
Hay
giving
muuicipalilie
Hie
privil
ege
of
contributing'
lo
cost
of
maiulaiuing
war
memorial
with
in
or
without
their
buuuuaric
wa
adopted.
A
resolution
from
I
he
purlin
menlary
agent
providing
frontage
luxation
for
property
racing
on
boulevards
for
llieir
malulanancc
was
adopted
In
place
of
a
resolulion
from
Oak
Hay
covering
similar
ground.
A
resolulion
from
Oak
Hay
(continued
on
pa
so
six)
Magistrate
Failed
to
Make
Out
Papers
Correctly
In
Alert
Bay
Case
YAXCOt
VKlT.vW.
23
Convic-lion
rei'orded
by
Masislrate
V.
no
offene
Mr.
Marshall
operate
the
Alert
After
a
fine
sail
up
the
roast
on
the
Canadian
Hallways
coast
teumshm
Prune
ueonre.
CanL
V.
S.
'
,
,,..",
.
loeiegale
are
15
or
so
ladie
who
1--
i-iiK.ii.-i-.
ll
i.ir
?tru.i.
II.
dill.
.....
.....I
I...
...
;
.
the
prosecution
wa
Instigated,
...,,,..,
.,
I..
II...
I...;i
i...
un.iri
ui'
miner
iiis'ei
lion
ail
against
Marshall
for
employing
an
engineer
without
a
certificate
ami
against
Hie
engineer
for
practicing
without
a
certificate.
Hoth
were
convicted
by
the
mag
istrate
but
the
appeal
was
laiten
on
the
ground
(hat
the
convic
tions
signed
by
(he
niipislrate
did
larl.
Mrs.
Fred
Stork,
Mrs.T.
Mc-Ctymont.
Mrs.
M.
p.
McCaffery,
Mrs.
M.
M.
Stephens.
Mrs.
S.
D.
Mncdonab
Mrs.
J.
P.
Cade
and
Mr.
J.
C.
McLennan.
Immediately
on
arrival
the
visitor
were
taken
by
pasoline
boats
lo
the
Can.
Nat.
dry
dock
,ind
shipyard
and
Hie
Canadian
ir
ii
i
i
i
.
ii
not
specify
the
statu
e
which
hadi.-j
..
,
'A..
c,
,
,
.
...
rish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
plant
,
,
,.
i
,
'
been
infringed
and
disclosed
.
no
.
al
..
c.,
Seal
Cove.
.rl
These
.
offense
atrainst
the
law.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
'
American
League
New
York
3.
Del
roil
C.
Washington
K.
Cleveland
5.
Philadelphia
I,
Chicago
2.
lloslon
7.SI.
I.oui
8.
National
Leanue
St.
Louis
1,
Itoslou
3.
Philadelphia-Cincinnati,
postponed.
Coast
Leaquo
Seattle
15.
Salt
Lake
IK.
Hin
Francisco
o,
Oakland
0.
Porl
laud
I.
Sacramenlo
5.
Los
Angeles
1
1-0.
Vernon
2-0.
were
given
a
Ihoroucli
inspection
and
many
of
the
delegates
expressed
complete
surprise
that
the
port
tvossessed
such
facilities.
For
many
of
the
delcKates
it
is
Ihe'ir
first
visit
lo
Prince
Rupert.
Last
eveniuir
at
$
o'clock
the
first
session
of
the
convention
opened
in
the
'City
Hall,
with
the
official
welcome
to
Ibe.
delegates
by
Acting
Mayor
Collart
and
other
formalili'i'.
It
returned
this
morning
and
W
si
ill
in
progress
Ibis
afternoon,
having
adjourned
for
luncheon
intermission.
The
following
is
the
lis!
of
deleuales
who
arrived
yesterday:
('harles
F.
Mcllanly.
cx-muyor
Foreign
Currency,
will
be
Confiscated
by
the
Government
in
Germany
HKHLIX,
Aug.
2:1.
UoAipulsory
reiiuisiliouiiig
for
eoufis-
calion
of
foreign
currency
wherever
found
is
provided
for
in
the
government
s
program
of
emergency
measure
winch
become
effective
ininiedialely.
The
government
notified
the
Herlin
bank
of
its
determination
lo
gather
in
nil
gold
currencies
by
force
wherever
they
are
not
surrendered
voluntarily.
Chancellor
Iresenuinn
frankly
informed
Hie
leaders
of
finance
and
big
business
Hint
the
government
would
not
countenance-
the
slightest
attempt
to
evade
the
new
regulation.
'
It
I
would
deal
Willi
all
slackers
drastically.
Tire
funds
so
obtain-ithe
death
muially
in
foc.Pil
would
Jie
used
in
an
effort
In
lease
of
infringement
the
of
wor
it
fi-
regulate
International
financial
.unucial
regulations
and
mete
oul
chaos.
LONDON,
Aug.23
Despatches
from
perlln
ay
'Speculation
in
foreign
eurrenelesvvill
be
ruthlessly
suppressed;'
'The
Oerinan
hard
labor
sentences
In
others.
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
born
:i
Vie.-lorla
on
August
20
lo
Mr.
ami
jjovenimoM
liuJ
decided
to
Inflict
Mi
.
A.
M.
Mansoii
"7
WhMi
Ytu
Want
A
ST
TAXI
mm
P.R.FISH
MARKET
99
if...
Phone
671.
Fresh
Killed
tn
a
hurry
Poultry.
Phone
Fresh
Klllod
Meat.
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
PRINCE
RUPERT
t
Oar
and
Bast
Service
In
the
City.
Rates
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
'
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
A
Trial
Order
Sol
idled.
vol.
xiii,
no,
my.
PHINCE
HI
PENT,
B.C.,
Till
ItNDAY,
AUGUST
23,
1923.
YMttrdir't
Circulillon
1633
Strttt
S7.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
MUNICIPAL
CONVENTION
IN
SESSION
TODAY
GERMAN
GOVERNMENT
TAKES
DRASTIC
ACTION
TO
PROTECT
HER
CURRENCY
Many
Resolutions
Passed
by
Municipal
Convention
Today
Dealing
With
Vital
Subjects
rwiimir
lit
10:07
III
ih
morning
in
the
city
council
chamber.
the
Iniou
of
IUL
Municipalities
disused
of
the
majority
of
the
resolution-
that
lind
hven
submitted
by
the
resolution
committee,
The
eiou
went
on
smoothly
and
was
featured
by
no
marked
difference
of
opinion.
h'x-.Mayor
(I
F.
Mellardy
occupied
Hie
chnir
and
was
agisted
in
the
duties
of
presiding
by
ice
President
Mnvor
llaywurd
of
Victoria
and
Major
Oollcy
of
Kamloo.
Iteeve
Utrkley,
tjiainnan
of
the
resol
ill
ions'
roni-
....ii....
...,1
,.rr
iiio
ri.iiiniiiiii
uuu
muvco
uie
uuoimon
ui
FASTEST
AIR
vWed
o
a
to
make
il
clear
(hut
I
lie
iiiuiiifiMdlily
of
whit-It
a
deceased
person
wa
resident
cliall
be
liable
for
burial
expense
in
!cac
where
no
one
appear
lo
xlatm
I
In-
body
wa
adopted
wilh
Hie
inclusion
of
an
ameudmen)
asking
Ibe
government
lo
a-uine
reMinibilily
fur
the
burial
iiii'of
inai
nail
i.ecn
rrroiuuicnn-.01
person
(imiiiiik
iroin
tjnnr-cil
by
I
lie
i-ommillrc.
From
Ihe'ganlzed
dilrlci.
Aid.
Hcphciis
cunt
rill
ion
these
resolution
will
-of
Prince
Huperl
and
Reeve
be
forwarded
lo
Hie
governmental
l.oulel
of
Norlli
Vancouver
uh-aullrorilies
for
consideration,
milted
Ibe
amendment.
I
lof
lire
hunic
wan
slarjed,
A
resolulion
from
Duncan
for
visiting
member
of
Hie
Rotary
the
purpose
of
prohibiting
pro-
-
-
'Club
were
asked
to
stand,
and
Hie
fesional
men
prarliimr
in
oilier
Record
Made
In
Test
Flights
tun
who
roe
were
invited
lo
Ibe
than
Ibe
muuicipalilie
where
Aoross
Continent
Sin
Fran-
jlunrlictiti
of
Hie
local
club
today.
I
hey
pay
licence;,
wa
thrown
oul
i
inuneiii
mid
marknl
t
he
uc-
ir
ful
iiilriMluctiou
of
jiIkIiI
fly-ii
k
by
air
mail
ervice.
It
In
::iibt
f'an
KmncWco
narly
f
..
.1
.
I
..
-.
u
I
......
....to
v...
..t-
was
one
submilled
by
Ibe
cllj
l-Mcllanly.
c
Won,
were
ammiii
M,r
i...n
.......
......
cou(lcll
of
,,rhu.c
ul(ert
as
minute
NO
AVAIL
FROM
FURTHER
NOTES
Premier
Baldwin
Eipresses
Wll-llnoness
to
Discuss
Reparations
Matter
Direct
With
Polncare
LONDON.
Aug.
23.
necopnii-inir
the
futility
of
further
exchange
of
lenplhy
note
on
(be
rennralinti
lumiiv
Premier
llal.t-
low:
"That
the
municipal
act
be
.amended
a
an
to
provide
that
nil
'ordinary
expenditure
of
the
ari-
ous
board
of
chool
lrulre
in
all
muuicipalilie
should
be
sub
ject
to
the
control
of
the
The
reoluliou
from
Norlli
Vancouver
dWIricI
lecoinmendin
that
iii.lefeaHite
tillr
under
lax
.ale
proceeding
should
pur?c
and
disenrumber
the
land
from
any
lien
or
succession
duties
unless
caution
bad
previously
been
registered
Was
adopted.
'I
be
,rro!ulion
I
hat
the
Dominion
and
I
Provincial
roi
eminent
be
urged
Premier,
MW"
'
";'nplloi.
of
?ov-l'olncare'
win
ba
decided
lo
meet
lie
laes
that
be
W
rrmnenl
protierlte
fn.m
laxa-prepared
to
discus
the
whole
"I""
from
North
priddem
.
wilh
the
French
j.remier.l
Vancouver
win
alo
adopted.
II
.
............
...
I...
Ill
1
t
I
I
I..
II...
ITi.l...
.if
will
lie
itri
w
ui
nr..
iu
...r
umivu
ri
I
Canadian
Muuicipalilie.
fol-
inoj-e
who
oppoej
me
reo:u-
Hon.
l
iiKland
Imlif
final
trial
with
the
foil
before.
elerling
a
team
to
meet
the
United
Slate.
C0NVK
&
J
Municipal
Delegates
from
South
VI
HILi
til
I
LifiLa
JUlUL
r
I
itr
1
is..
are
Duly
Welcomed
to
Uty
and
Start
on
Business
of
Convention
National
Moore-
K
wcr-1
II
Mn
M
7
J"'
;
ful,vflllmi,
W,lifl1
M
taking
piece
today
in
th.V
city,
arrived
T
',Uft:',"1,
ly,
from-the
oiilh
eterday
afternoon
at
3
o'clock.
The
were
r
f
.
lice
Murphy
yc,derdabecau..c
the
..,,
n
.,,.,
,
:
..,
harf
,,.,'....,
bv
evi.lence
disclosed
ataiust
the
Ian-
r
c"."-
"
""
"vivuiiiv
u
mi
"iimi
ui
nc
iiiic
i
viiiiiiuirf
run-
ilif
of
Acting'
.Mayor
Theu.
Collart.
Aid.
M.
M.
titetdieii'?.
and
Aid.
Oeorge
Munro,
wliu
were
assisted
bv
other
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and
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employed
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ijiiy
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uepariiueuis,
.
Accompanying
the
if
Nelson
and
president
of
Union.
Mayor
Reginald,
llayward
cans.
the
of
Victoria,
first
vice-president.
Maor
J.
H.
Colley
or
Kamloops,
second
vice-president.
F.
A.
McDiarmid,
Vancouver,
parliamentary
agent.
Kx-Mayor
A.
Wells
Gray
of
New
Westminster,
Ileeve
Jack
Loutet
of
North.
Vancouver,
past
president.
Reeve
A.
Lockley
of
Esquinmlt,
executive.
neeve
E.
J.
Chambers'
Pen-ticton,
executive.
Reeve
R.
1
D.
MccKciuie
Surrey,
executive.
,
Ot
Miivnr
11
P
(
jHlop(nn
rtf
Vs?
'
non,
e,xecutive.
J.
O.
Farmer,
clerk
ol
the
mli-
nicipalily
Ntutb
Vancouver
Aid,
A..F.
Walley,
Nelson.
Mayor
Ormond
T.
Snvythe
and
City
Clerk
James
Grieg
ot
Dun-
EMPIRE
FORESTRY
i
COLORADO
HAS
SERIOUS
FLOOD
Thousand
People
Homeless
and
Million
Dollars
Damage
Done
When
Dam
Breaks
KOWI.EH,
Col,
Ausr.
23,
Approximately
1,000
peron
are
honielt''
and
damage
etinvled
al
l.dOO.ooo
lias
been
done
a
a
reult
of
flood
which
rushed
down
the
valley
of
the
Api.hata
and
Arkansa
ftiver
following
Ibe
breakinp
of
an
irrigation
dam
Inear
here.
CONFERENCE
PARTY
VISIT
BUFFALO
PARK
WAI.VWIIIC.HT.
Alia.,
Amr.
23.
Member
of
the
Empire
Fores
try
conference
spent
a
busy
two
hours
here
yesterday
wl.en
they
visited
the
famous
buffalo
herd
at
the
National
Hnffalo
Park.
The
parly
travelling
by
special
train
over'
the
C.X.H.
arrived
tiere
from
Saskatoon
at
5.30
and
left
two
hour
later
for
frlmonton
where
I
hey
are
lo
pend
half
a
day
be-foregninV
la
Jasper
Park.
.
f'reat
interest
"Via'
"?nown
by
the
visitor
In
the
m'ethod
by
which
the
federal
government
has
preserved
Ibe
last
of
the
great
1
uffalo
herd
bere
and
the
rapid
increase
of
Hie
herd
in
captivity
caused
much
surprise.
CANADIAN
FARMER
DOCKED
HERE
TODAY
AND
WILL
OVERHAUL
C.G.M.M.
steamer
Canadian
Farmer
of
Ibe
Ocean
Falls-Cali-
ifornia
paper
carryins
service
arrived
in
port
at
1
1.30
last
even
ing
aim
nils
morning
was
taken
up
on
the
pontoons
at
the
C.N.R.
dry
dock
for
annual,
inspection
and
overhaul.
The
vessel
will
bo
here
for
the
remainder
of
tho
week.
f!nnt
MeKemnn.
fiirnTerlv
nf
IIV.
'V."
VllV
..'IVUIIIOIII
Ws
ii
master
or
the
Canadian
Far-
COAST
FREIGHTER
SANK
YESTERDAY
Selkirk
Strikes
Rock
and
Capt,
W.
H.
Glllen
and
Men
Row
to
Hardy
Bay
In
Lifeboats
II.
Cllracewell.
clerk
of
Pen-
VANCOUVER,
Au?.
,23
The
lit-
liclon.
I
tlo
coast
freighter
Selkirk
foun-
Ald.
W.
J.
Sargent
of
Victoria,
dered
yesterday
when
she
struck
a
Councillor
Thomas
Rekl
and
rock
at
the
east
end
of
Hearst
Municipal
Clerk
C.
Lemax
of
Island.
Capt.
W.
II.
Gillen
and
Surrey.
Ihls
crew
or
eight
took
to
the
City
Clerk
W.
E.
Wassou
of
boats
and
rowed
to
Hardy
Day.
Nelson.
I
The
steamer
is
owned
by
Frank
Councillor
Joseph
F.
Morris
Walerhouse
A
Co.
and
Councillor
T.
II.
Latimer
ofi
Point
Orey.
Councillor
David
Hall
and
Councillor
J.
W.
Iloruetl
or
South
Vancouver.
City
Clerk
O.,
It.
Dunnsor
Kel-
o
wna.
()iincillor
J.
F.
McCulclieon
ami
Municipal
Clerk
S.
L.
Hrice
ot
Chillivv-ack
district.
Reeve
J.
Ai
Mclver
of'
Maple
'
''
'''
Ridge.
Cily
Clerk
J.
fi?
Edwards
of
Vernon.
BIQQEST
AIRPLANE
FLIES
DAYTON,
Ohio.,
Aug.
23.
-Thd
Herling
bomber,
the
world's
largest
airplane,
made
a
successful
trial
flisrht
today
rising
into
the
air
after
a
comparatively
short
run.
Tho
airplane
travelled
ai
me
raje
oi
ninety
miles
per
hour.
She
has
six
Liberty
motors.
DOOMS
KAISER
TOWER
Councillor
F.
J.
Gavin
audi
JERUSALEM,
Aug.
23.
Th
Councillor
J.
Herbert
Young
of
Kaiser
Tower,
which
wa
creeled
Ilurnaby,
jon
the
JalTa
Gale
here
to
com-
Ahl.
E.
fioulel
and
Aid,
A.
D.
ineinorale
Wilhelm
eeoud's
visit
Huclianan
of
New.Weiiniiister.
1
1".
tlie
jhdy
Land
in
1898,
N
Reeve
Thoma
Urooks
of
about
to
be
deiii'ollshed.
It
haf
South
Vancouver.
,
iloug
been
regarded
by
nallvc
Councillor
Syd
Glsby
of
West
Vancouver.
(continued
on
page
six)
and,
visitor
a
an
eyesore.
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