The
Moiitjral
Witness,
dis-
iiiMiiff
(lie
movement
of
grain
JUKI
me
eiion
i
iiiiiTi-iu
ci
-
lion
of
Hit
country
m
iteneiii
thereby
says
Quebec
is
trying
to
secure
u
rebate
in
railway
rates
fit.
m
I
'iimiliiiii
liiiri.
Moiirn'mi
.
i
r
ii
u
in
ill
rirnt
i
n
im'
iiiiim
i
it
-"
"i-'
-
-
'
i
i
uti
r
.r
1IIW
niur
jusi
u
voj
ii
piling
Tlie
Witiifs
pltfads
for
n
111
order
to
oiisei
11
i
u
swany
I
I
.......I
l..rf...
flau.a.B
1..,.
men's
win
i
nroiK
inm.
i
ten
anil
inmner
eai
nun
uriiiK
irveiua
says
unueo
avaves
pralu
west,
very
Oon
also
siik
Well
as
Britain
is
rier
and
other
Oriental
products,
.
Territory
might
be
taken
east
and
this
would
help
even
up
the
lni-
ness.
llolli
way
suipmems
nre
Mini
to
he
very
itntMirtant
nitiiinitf
n
railway
and
that
MOSCOW.
Aug.
2tf.
United
Stale
as
well
as
(ireat
Hrilaiii
is
i"
attempting
to
establish
its
right
DIOHY
8
a.m.
ISLAND.
llalii,
lit.
Ihe
1IU.I.OI.
iiiiiIkiiii
iijiv
Ttmi
Timif.
it
in
'-M.
iih)
,'
election
of
oul
three
republican
is
assured.
,cg
is
iry.ng
to
prevent
the(
.ri
gmmiIent
IUf.
I8
MI(.cesf
candidate
uTiug
of
ri
r
to
the
I
;"-,
rarrj
Verted
to
about
half
that
number
for
oth
other
it
ll'l
11
I
11
f'1
.
Ill
fill
'
Out-
tliniir
that
the
Wiliiesi
Hie
present
ratio
i
.
t
t
rrtt
Free
Male
Maie
n
siip"rters
expected.
maintained
it
may
'
-
-
-
,M
IIM'HI
llllUllf
IMIUJUI"
Hiu'
I
'
I
1
.-
calm;
r
private
car.
for
the
best
float
baron'ieler,
2U.72;
temperalure,
1111.
1
for
Ihe
best
transfer
or
commercial
vehicle.
Keen
Interest
In
the
Idea
was
evinced
by
a
large
attendance
of
laxi
ami
commercial
car
owners.
PREMIERWNG
IS
rnwr
ta
CMfl
ANn
UUlllU
1VI
Liiiuiinnf
8alls
by
Empress
of
France
Late
In
September
to
Attend
Pre-1
mlers'
Conference
In
London
OTTAWA,
Aug.
2W.
'"-infer
King
reached
Oltawu
this
morning
after
n
brief
visit
to
hfs
constituency.
The
premier
Will
sail
for
England
by
the.
Empress
of
France
on
September
22
to
attend
the
opening
or
the
Premiers'
Conference
al
London
oil
October
i.
58:
sea
smooth;
12:25
a.m.
spoke
sleamer
Prince
ltupeii
left
-Ocean
Falls
midnight
northbound;
a.m.
spoke
tug
Loriic
leaving
Cuinshcwa
bound
for
Thurston
Harbor.
DEAD
THEE
POINT.
Cloudy,
calm:
baromeler.
2W.82;
temper
ature,
57;
sea
.smooth,
HULL
HAIindll.
Cloudy,
calm
baromeler,
2W.88;
temperature
(SO;
sea
smooth;
0.
30
p.m.
spoke
s.s.
Oiiuner
off
Pine
Island
north
bound.
Noon
DIOHY
ISLAND.
Overcast
light
southeast
wind;
buromeler,
2D.72;
temperature,
05;
sea
smooth.
DEAD
THEE
POINT.
Cloudy,
rwlin;
buromeler,
211.83;
temperature,
05;
sea
smooth.
'
HULL
HAHHOIl.
Overcast,
calm;
.buromeler,
2W.88;
temperature
02;
sea
smooth,
COUNCIL
THANKS
ALL
WHO
HELPED
CONVENTION
SUCCEED
The
Acting
Mayor
and
Council
or
Hie
City
or
Prince
Hupert
desire
to
express
their
I
hunks
to
those
citizens
who
so
kindly
co-operaled
with
the
Council
In
entertaining
the
delegales
to
Hie
Union
or
H.C
Municipali-lles
daring
their
convention
In
this
City
lasl
week,
and
lo
express
their
appreciation
or
the
attention
which,
was
shown
lo
the
delegales
and
the
ladies
accomianylug
them
on
.that
occasion.
TIL
COI.LAKT,
Acting
Mayor.
Whan
Yau
Want
A
T1VI
P
R.
FISH
MARKET
1AA1
taw
99
Phone
671.
Fresh
Killed
Poultry.
in
a
hurry
Fresh
Killed
Meat.
Phone
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Beet
Cars
and
Best
Service
In
the
City.
Rate
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
A
Trial
Order
Solicited.
VOI,
XIII.
NO.
sol
IMllNCE
Hli'EHT.
H.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
2W,
IU3J3.
YMUrOr't
Circulation
1633
StMtt
SalM
SOT.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
IRISH
GOVERNMENT
SUSTAINED
AT
ELECTION
CUSTOMS
OFFICIALS
TAKE
STEPS
HEAD
OFF
LIQUOR
SMUGGLING
TO
STATES
EDITORIAL
Sweeping
Victory
of
Free
State
BUSINE8S
PROPOSAL.
Government
in
Irish
Elections
Is
Indicated
by
Count
so
Mimneiil
lo
onset
wie
hiuu-
i
nvnnv
Mii-'ir.t
r..i..r..s
from
II...
Irish
elections
WnKaWlkKV
WIIH
so
far
de-
parties
and!
have
a
clear
majority
i
a
-
.......
i
:
i
.
.
..
ii.'
in
i
lit
iniumeiu
mMtNiu
in
a
innr.imj,
-mum
-
I
'
I.
I.,
m
M
W
m
-w
v
w
-
he
Pun
fir
us
the
(iaiiaiiiiin
Na-!
Smiiil
route
lias
it
nerferllv
ensv
Smuggling
to
United
States
Customs
Order
for
Vancouver
ill
uii
irpriP
li
IV!--
"
u
JA
'
f
.......
.1
...
I
I
..
I.
.
.
..
f
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
M
.
to
have
mi
il...
Inrucsl
i.art
of
Ihe
local
honor
fleet
romes
within
ill..,
miii
iijiir
ill
ii.iiit
ii
ii
v
-
ii...
in
......
...
ri
.11
1111.
iiii'jii
iiiiiiiii
iirri
iiiiiitr
Pounds
of
3lack
Cod
.llieir
cargoes
ior
iiiin.-rii"r
i"
change:
he
l
uik'il
Slalrs
before
reaching
j
American
ithe
alleiteil
di'stinntion.
I
.Sumner.
23.000
pound
c!
OTTAWA.
.
Aug.
2U
The
(Jus-
liu
tonis
Department
this
nnniinsr
r(Mi
jnflieiiiU
to
refuse
clearance
s
papers
to
vessel
of
less
than
1250
tons
carrying
liquor
lo
foreipn
ports.
The
Minister
of
Customs
is
out
of
the
city.
Inquiry
here
elicited
the
in
formal
ion
that
the
new
order
to
Wranuell
Island,
says
the
,0Pfl
i
affect
Prince
HuiktI
as
Miat
our
fih
liusiness
gives
lis.
newspaper
livestia,
which
points
nu
vessels
clear
from
here
loriii.,yai
i-ish
Co.
far
'
"-'"
p
--
-
-.limn
Uieir
supporters
imu
premcieu.
.eany
a
score
ui
pnmi-i
unLiivui
in
iviai
nifiil
candidate,
including
almost
all
tin"
cabinet
ministers,
won
cuts
tiy
large
majorities
while
up
to
early
this
morning
Tola
Arrivals
Since
Yesterday
138,500
Pounds
with
12,000
liirludin
llic.
i-alclies
of
the
,lrawieri
K.
Vler
and
James
jCarrulhei-s.
which
liad
05,000
ami
IS.OOir
pounds
respectively
fur
v
B'j.
.ivi-ni.il
i
inii'ii
n
ir.
mill
iinuuu
nil
iii-i
iiimi'
'
!'
.
tln
Caiiaiiiana
Mli
&
Cold
SI'T-ase
iU:.
18,500
iiounds
of
hali
but
urrived
fnini
the
hanks
snicci
yertenhiy.
At
I
lie
Fih
Hicliaiifrc
this
morning
seven
boats
dis-j
posed
of
GI,5(Hl
tMunds,
three
..aiiauians
navinir
r.i,;ou
pounus
and
four
Aiiiericans,
12,00(1
pounds.
The
Aiiiffican
schwner
hnsiiie-;
nil
forirt'l
politics.
H,.
i,...i
,.-!
ii,.u..r
l.n.ino..
Iiistrucliuii
have
Iteen
received
inoumU
of
halibut.
.
had
23.000
1
2,000
iiouiiu
01
uiach
cimj.
rrices
inr
haliliut
averagejtjHle'Ut
even
be
Ineeu
Canailian
-
aiid
American
fib.
the
highest
bid
poiiifr
tiva
le.:"or
at
once
and
that
Brum
n,.
.-n
i,..
riTi.lfr
it
will
le
eliminated
hv
Ihe
recent
onler.
Canadian
Ii
pmenls
will
he
ntatle
hy
this
-,,,
.,.ht.
!
hclieved
which
now
clear
for
Mexico
inlendi
Arrivals
and
sale
al
the
K.v
1e
The
few
extra
mile-
lo
he
neuhoard
are
so
mall
a
lo
l
I.I-
.....
I..
r
IM'KIIIIIl'ir
r
nil
rnu
j
iin-
i,
.
1
If
lim
(.III!
U'lllll
UHIII
llll
I
RUSSIA
WANTS
WRANGELL
ISD.
hali-
and
12,000
pounds
of
black
al
12.5c
and
10c,
for
halibut
refused
lo
slate
whether
or
nolan,j
rc
for
j,ack
c,t
)o
IC
an.
iiuslructions
had
been
sued
to'adian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Vesta
7,000
pounds;
Noiiiad
(i.000
pounds
and
iteliance.
0,000
pounds,
at
13c
and
10c.
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Canadian
Scrub,
8,000
pounds,
at
13.60
and
11.2c,
and
Hanaco,
10,000
Ipounds.
at
12.7c
and
He,
to
the
If
the
gram
can
be
broushl
to
u
that
Ihe
Hrilish
tlovernmenl
y
foreign
jort
which
would
at-
Vj0i.,
151,0
pounds
at
12c
and
(.anadiaii
iorls
011
the
Pacific
jiu,
no(
yet
replied
lo
Foreign
theni
to
drop
their
cargo
by!
n.,
ii,.
Atlin
Fisheries.
insieail
or
to
.vmerican
ports
on
Minister
Ichitcheiin
s
protest
u,c
way.
the
Atlnnlic.
there
will
ho
11
against
the
raising
id
Ihe
Hrilish
great
national
gain.
,
Iflag
on
Ihe
Island
by
Slcfansspn.
171
A
AT
ni'D
AM?
1
Limi
1
rtllrtUL.
DURING
FAIR
Decorated
Vehicle
At
n
meeting
or
Ihe
Sports
and
Altrni'lloiis
Comniilleu
of
the
Tip?
paper
asserts
that
Hrilish
and
United
Stale
claims
lo
Ihe
Island
are
void
of
legal
force
owing
tu
the-fact
that
the
Hrltisli
'anil
Untied
Slates
governments,
'
wllh
whom
Ihe
question
was
.worked
out
in
the
Washington
llfealy
of
1807,
did
not
oppose
Cash
Prizes
to
be
Given
Fop
Best
Uussia's
declaration
of
Seplem-
her
I
Wirt,
which
gave
notice
to
the
world
that
llussia
considered
Wrangell
Island
and
oilier
territory
on
Ihe
Siberian
coast
as
in-
Fair
II.
mn
I
held
laulnight
II
wna
legrat
parts
of
her
domain
naniniously
decided
tu
put
on
a
float
intrude
In
the
city
on
the
second
day
of
the
exhibition.
Three
30
cush
priies
will
bo
tdvcu
for
the
best
decorated
taxi
WIRELESS
REPORT
MAHARAJAH
AND
NOT
GAEKWAR
OF
BARODA
WHO
DIED
YESTERDAY
LONDON.
Aug.
2U.-
11
was
not
Ihe
Oaekwar
of
Harodu
but
his
son
who
died
abroad
oil
Holland
while
travelling
as
"Maharajah
of
Harodu."
OMIeial
condolences
and
diidoiualic
procedure
had
been
set
in
motion
before
Ihe
mistake
was
discovered.
Huth
the
sons
of
Ihe
famous
(taekwar
are
now
dead
and
Ihe
grandson
be-coniei
Ihe
heir
lo
the
throne.
TRAWLER
BRINGS
SICK
COOK
TO
HOSPITAL
Harry
Moore
Seriously
III
so
Ves
sel
Makes
Special
Trip
In
from
Fishing
Banks
The
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Slor
age
Co.'s
trawler
James
Car-
rut
her
SEVERE
EARTHQUAKE
I
RECORDED
YESTERDAY
Instrument
at
Victoria
Tells
Shock
Probably
In
Aleutian
Islands
VICTOHIA.
Aug.
2'J.
The
ob
servutory
on
(nzales
Hill
recorded
a
severe
earthquake
yesterday
afternoon.
The
wave
commenced
l
3.21
o'clock,
the
maximum
wave
coining
fourteen
minutes
later.
The
record
lastedi
two
hours.
1
J
II
Is
estimated
imu
llie
origin
of
the
quake
was
1850
miles
distant,
probably
In
the
Aleutian
Islands.
Capl.
II.
M.
Vinl
oria
on
evi'ilillg.
Hishop
returned
to
the.
Curdeua
lasl
bbbb"bK
'
m
'
bbI
mbbbbTH
xBlIbbb!
bbV
I
V
'
BBBBM
bh
bR(
B
A
contrast
to
the
cowboys
of
the
western
plains
is
this
Arab
on
the
Plains
of
llaran,
Mesopotamia.
Street
Grading
to
be
General
Throughout
the
City
if
Plan
now
Formulated
is
Carried
out
1
If
plans
which
the
city
council
now
have
in
a
formative
stage
go
through
to
actual
execution,
a
start
will
be
made
in
the
very
near
future
on
a
general
program
of
replacing
plank
roadways
that
are
now
becoming
dilapidated
with
permanent
graded
streets
Kl
Teet
wide.
The
starling
or
such
a
program
has
been
hinted
ut
at
recent
council
meetings
and
this
morning
Acting
Mavor
Collart
was
asked
by
the
Daily
News
for
a
more
de
tailed
explanation.
The
Acting
Mayor
staled
that
Ituhert
Baird.
.
inspector
or
municipalities,
had
been
confer-
..,,
,cd
will,
on
the
matter
.Wing
FOURTH
ASSEMBLY
OF
Ills
recent
visu
10
uie
cuj
ami
a.
tpimtP
nr
ITITTAIIC
reply
from
him
was
expected
at,
LtAuUt
Ur
HAllUTfJ
an
early
date.
The
work
proposed
will
be
done
on
the
local
i-in,.a,m.m-n.
si,.
b
Taken
Un
proxement
basis
and
it
isliot
ex-
ajeeUnn
Opening.
Next
...
...
.
...Ml
I...
pecleil
mat
ine
cost
win
in-
mvuij.
General
taxation
will
be
maleri-nllv
reduced
as
a
result
in
view
ot
Ihe
ract
that
ir
repairs
to
plaukl
.
.
.
iu
1
n
!
ruails
were
IO
HO
cuiiimuvu.
a...
,
....!..,
..,i.
f....n.
ti.pl.
Parsons,
ir.umed
J"
.
aBlllUIll
t,r
lumber
would
be
.
I
from
Ihe
halibut
banks
la
evening
after
two
days
fishing
bringing
in
Hie
cook,
Harry
Moore,
who
is
seriously
ill
and
who
was
admitted
to
the
General
Hospital.
The
vessel
hud
12,000
pounds
0
halibut
which
is
being
unloaded
before
the
boat
returns
to
the
banks.
pendilures,
moreover.
lti
now
proposed
will
be
of
a
per
muneiil
nature.
It
is
the
intention
to
do'
rough
grading,
or
corduroying
where
necessary
in
the
centre
of
the
streets
following
the
ground
contour
to
a
width
of
sixteen
feet
and
cover
il
with
crushed
rock
The
streets
lhat
will
get
the.
first
attention
will
be
those
forming
part
of
a
trunk
roadway
from
Ihe
centre
of
the
city
to
the
outside
Of
.01
tnose
piaiov
roan
mi
1
j
ins.
heavy
trarrie
thai
win
soon
nave
to
be
replaced
or
receive
exten
sive
repairs.
Section
is
one
of
the
parts
or
the
city
lhat
will
be
most
affected.
A
report
on
the
scheme-
will
he
submitted
to
the
council
at
an
early
date
it
is
anticipated.
COUNT
YAMONOTE
IS
PREMIER
OF
JAPAN
TOlvIO,
Aug.
20.
Count
Oombei
Yamonole
has
been
appointed
premier
of
.lupiin
suc
ceeding
Huron
Kulo.
Subscribe
tor
the
Dally
Newa
Week
LONDON,
Aug.
29-lt
seems
ilikely
that
disarmament
will
be
I
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II
1........
.
I
Jl
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Sv
1
1
1
1'
bly
I
J
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:reiiiiiren
iierrssiiniiiiK
iuikv
:.-
worK
opens
011
September
3.
The
Mixed
Temporary
Commission,
wiiicii
has
been
sitting
in
Paris,
has
been
busy
with
the
task
or
producing
the
final
text
of
an
agreed
scheme.
The
core
of
the
scheme
will,
or
course,
be
Lord
Hubert
Cecil's
plan
or
progressive
disarmament
with
mutual
guarantees,
but
it
is
expecled
to
embody
some
oT
t
tie
ideas
put
forward
bv
the
French.
An
in
leresliug
part
of
the
Assembly's
work
will
be
Ihe
admission
of
new
Slates.
Turkey
has
not
yet
applied,
but
it
may
do
so
in
lime
for
the
Assembly.
It
is
possible
that
Mr.
Cosgrave
'
will
go
to
Geneva
lo
support
the
applica
tion
of
Ihe
Irish
Free
Stale
for
membership.
There
will
be
one
or
two
other
applications,
includ
ing
one
from
an
important
native
Stale
in
Africa.
This
great
Parliament
of
the
nations
will
bring
together
over
1,500
Stale
representatives,
expert
ami
journalists.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
E.
Thompson
and
sou
Carl,
have
'
decided
to
permanently
locale
in
the
south
and
will
leave
the
city
on
Monday
Mjfht.
ARMY
FLIGHT
MADERECORD
Contact
With
Other
Planes
Plf-
teen
Times
In
37
Hours
for
Securlnq
Supplies
SAN
l)IK(!0,
Cal.,
Au?.
29.
C'iplaiu
Lowell
Smith
and
Lieut:
John
Itichler,
army
aviators,
landed
last
nijht
afler
a
cou-linuous
tliglit
of
37
hours,
t?
minutes,
32
seconds
or
one
liour
seven
minutes
eleven
seconds
belter
than
the
previous
record
for
Ions?
tlislil.
The
plane
made
contact
with
oilier
machines
fifteen
lime
while
in
the
air.
This
fur
the
purpose
of
lakiny
nil,
foxl,
water
and
fuel.
It
made
new.
speed
records
for
all
distances
over
2,500
kilometres.
In
all
they
travelled
about
5,000
PREPARATIONS
FOR
LABOR
DAY
HosplUI
Auxiliary
to
Participate
to
Extent
of
Half
the
Profits
Hig
preparations
are
being
made
for
ihe
annual
labor
day1
celebration.
The
hospital
auxili
ary
are
Joining
rorces
with
the
labor
committee
in
working
for
the
success
of
the
event
and
half
the
proceeds
go
to
the
Nurses'
Home
fund.
Not
only
will
there
be
all
kinds
of
sports
at
the
Acropolis
Hilti
grounds
including-
a
tug
of
war
,'
in
which
the
fishermen
will
un-dertake
'
to
pull
a
learn
made
up
from,
all
other
occupations,
but
there
will
be
baseball,
football
and
a
general
fine
time
for
every-
'
one.
The
ladies
will
have
a
booth
on
the
grounds
and
:n
the
evening
they
will
give
a
dance
in
the
Elks
Hall
the
proceeds
uf
-which
will,
be
Tor
the
same
purpose.
If
the
day
is
fine
it
is
expected
that
there
will
be
a
very
considerable
sum
raised
for
the
new
building
fund.
m
AGENTS
DENY
;
CHARGES
LAID
Repudiate
Allegations
That
They
Persuaded
Old
Country
men
to
go
to
Canada
x
LONDON.
Aug.
29
Allegations
that
passenger
agents
induced
large
numbers
ot
people
to
go
to
Canada
this
summer
merely
so'
lhat
the
agents
might
secure
tlio
booking
fees
in
connection
with,
such
migration
were
stoutly
re-
pudiuted
at
a
conference
or
passenger
agents
In
Glasgow
today.
Charles
Wright,
secretary
oT
tlnj
agents'
organization
who
recent-4
ly
visited
Ihe
Dominion,
declared
lhat
it
was
largely
a
man
s
own
fault
if
he
failed
to
secure
work
in
Canada.
SEVERAL
CASES
OF
INFLUENZ
A
OF
MILD
TYPE
ARE
REPORTED
There;
are
several
cases
or
influenza
of
u
ihjhl
form
In
the
cllj'
at
the
present
time.
Dr
J,
p.
Cade,
medical
health
(illieer,
stated
this
morning
that
there
wus
nothing
to
be
-al
mined
about,
lie
advised,
however,
that
earn
sh
u!d
be
!akn.