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Council
of
Ambassador
today
decided
lo
send
a
telegram
'lo
the
Oreck
government
on
be-ilialf
nf
the
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Italian
and
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liUle
iluriug
the
last
two
jeurs
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many
haw
gone
nway,
njUny
new
peo-I'le
have
come
here.
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i
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Jiy
tiYer
enlimaliiiK
l't
there
is
every-
thiuir
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bv
knockinir
(iur
own
town.
GOVERNMENTIS
the
goveruiiK'tils
or
nnd
China
over
I
lie
ainendinenls
to
the
Iminlgratton
art
nasseil
lait
year.
The
necre-
larv
slnleil
that
Or.
Tnur,
:llinee
coni'iil,
hn
was
out
of
I
he
city,
had
merely
been
aked
to
return
lo
China
lo
make
a
i.i'i-Minal
reiiott
on
iminiaratlou
logUlaliou.
FORESTRY
TROPHIES
FOR
ESSAYS
ARRIVE
Sliver
Cup
and
Ten
Medals
to
be
Exhibited
In
Local
Store
The
silver
cup
donated
as
first
prUe
In
the
recent
essay
compc
t
on
and
five
co
d
medals
as
Has
Not
Majority
of
Those
0.we
n
five
silver
medals,
all
n
Far
Elected
But
Good
Lead
in
Ihls
district,
haw
been
it
ceixed
at
(he
local
forestry
office
01
III,
IN,
Auk.
30.
Complla-jaiul
will
be
presented
to
Ihe
win.
ton
of
Ihe
return
from
Ihe
I'ar-jiiein
on
the
opening
day
of
school
liaineiilary
elections
tip
to
noon
next
week.
In
the
ini'iintiiue
they
uave
Ihe
Koverument
thiily-lhren.vvill
be
placed
on
exhibition
in
the
"eat.
Hepulilleans
twenty.
Labor,
ties
seven.
Fanners
Viu''1
n1"'
liulopendeiilfi
nine.
'Eighty-two
scabi
'iiiiiin
undeclared,
Cork
Cily
returned
two
government
"ml
wo
business
caudidales
and
Mary
MacSwIney
llepuiuicnn.
She
Is
Ihe
fifth,
woman
to
bo
.'lectPd,
four
of
them
being
H?-publieau
.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
window
of
llulger
A
Cameron.
N.
M.
McLean,
purser
of
the
steamer
Princu
lluperl,
staled
yesterday
that
hisi
father,
who
underwent
u
serious
operation
at
Vancouver
Oeneral
Hospital
last
week
following
a
logging
acci-dent
lo
Ihe
woods
near
loco,
was
on
Ihe
way
lo
recovery
though
uno.llicr
operalion
will
lie
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answer
from
(ireerc
within
M
hours
to
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note
demanding
.
UJ
(ireert'
sluiM
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hii
iiiflt-tmiity
of
fifty
million
lire,
salute
hi'
Italian
fh'g
l"ii"li
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who
were
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in
ii,i.
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dead
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Oreere
iiruiMjses
lo
mi
tun
it
the
DE
VALERA'S
MAN
BEATEN
IN
WEST
MEATH
ELECTION
IH
HUN,
A
ir-
30
John
K.
O
Kelly,
uho
wa.
Sinn
Fein
iniuUler
of
education
ami
le
Vnlera'e
reine"ii-talive
in
the
l.'niti
State.-.
va
defeateil
in
the
election
by
the
tonsil
W-iiry
of
Wet
Meath
KETCHIrN
WANTSTO
HAVE
NEW
TERRITORY
Proposal
to
Divide
Alaska
Along
Lines
Mentioned
by
President
Harding
KETCHIKAN.
Ail?.
30.
There
U
h
tmiMMiipiit
afiHit
here
to
liae
l,laka
dHTdrif,
niaktjijr
the
pan
handle
pcliu
into
one
territory
and
Ibexes!
of
the
territory
into
another.
lisimioetl
lo
call
a
conenlioii
wlfli
h
View
lo
havinz
Ihe
oeparalioti
niovemeut
ail-
vunee'd.
Preiileiit
Hardin?
when
here
ml
Miial
td
that
part
vf
Ihe
territory
might
lint
in
Ihe
far
dis
tant
future
be
formed
into
a
stule
and
it
Is
thi
portion
that
it
is
proposed
to
have
set
apart
as
kooii
hs
possible.
The
matter
has
already
beer,
taken
up
and
diriisrd
and
Ihe
proposal
endorsed
by"
the
coiu-mereial
club
'of
this
city.
SPOKANE-NELSON
SPOKANE,
An?.
30.
Ceremonies
at
the
International
boundary
line
marked
the
opening
of
the
Spokane-Nelson,
H.C.,
International
highway
yesterday.
Hon.
W.
II.
Sutherland,
provincial
minister
of
public
works,
and
State
Senator
llnll
of
Colfax,
Washington,
delivered
addresses.
Ihe
new
road
cuts
Ihe
distance
from
Spokane
to
Nelson
to
107
miles.
0
orderISuesInly
wail
ROAD
IS
OPENED
Appropriate
Ceremonies
Marked
Event
Yesterday,
Dr.
Sutherland
Taking
Part
TO
LIQUOR
IN
BOND
OTTAWA,
Aug.
30.
An
order
in
council
forbidding
custom
clearance
lo
liipior
for
export
in
essels
of
less
than
250
Ions
ajw.
plies
to
iKHided
Ihpior
only.
II
was
reported
last
night.
Hon.
Iiuiues
llureau,
minister
of
cus
touis,
points
out
that
his
depart
SHANdllAI,
Aug.
30.
Itcv.
W.
A.
Whileside
and
Hev.
1.
0.
Wall,
Hrillsh
missionaries
of
the
Church
Missionary
Society,
were
shot
and
killed
by
bandits
on
August
11
when
travelling
Iu
Siechwau
province.
liHEENWOOO.
Aus.
30.
ireenw'.od
is
elaled
oer
the
assay
returns
of
CfMiibination
mine
ore,
running
to
$J50
to
the
ton.
which
have
just
been
received
from
Ihe
yoverninent
assay
office.
The
ore
is
from
the
two-foot
lead
encountered
in
a
tunnel
230
feel
from
the
portals
two
weeks
a?o.
Samples
were
taken
at
random
by
the
?overnment
engineer,
I.
H.
Freeland,
and
sent
lo
Vancouver
for
anulysis
.
They
asacd
2.6
ounces
of
gold
and
303
ounces
of
silver
lo
Hie
ton,
with
13
per
cent
lead
and
12
per
cent
zinc.
The
Combination
is
operated
by
the
Eholl
Mining
Company,
and
Is
located
close
to
the
C.l'.R.
three
miles
east
of
Oreenwood.
II
is
adjacent
lo
Ihe
Providence
mine,
which
has
shipped
some
of
Ihe
highest
grade
ore
mined
in
Uritish
Columbia.
The
Combination
was
staked
many
years
ago
by
the
late
F.
A.
llartholoinew.
C.
E.
Harlholo-
uievv
Is
president,
oi
ine
r.uoii
Miuiu?
company,
most
of
the
slock
being
held
in
Spokane.
CALL
CONFERENCE
NATIONS
SUGGESTS
BAR
ASSOCIATION
MINNEAPOLIS.
Aug.
30.
Ac
tion
by
the
American
Har
Asso
chit
Inn
endorsing
the
idea
of
call
nient
has
no
control
over
Ihe
inw
at
(odny-j,
session
of
the
as
duly
on
sealed
Ihiuors.
MISSIONARIES
SHOT
Two
Members
ChurchMlsslonary
Society
Killed
by
Bandits
in?
a
conference
oT
nations
in
continuation
of
two
former
con
ferences
at
the
lla?ue
in
efforts
to
clnrify
rules
which
concern
the
principles
of
international
law,
was
recommended
in
Ihe
report
of
the
cjimmillee
on
internati'iual
social
ion.
AUTO
SKIDDED
AND
TWO
WERE
KILLED
SEATTLE,
Aug.
30.
Ereel
Thonmisou
and
Miss
Vera
Bur-lingame,
both
of
Everett,
were
killed
and
Lester
Meurs,
also
of
Everett,
was
seriously
injured
when
their
auto
skidded
and
turned,
over
on
the.
Pacific
highway
ueai'
Ki'iimeie
north
of
here.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PltlNCE
lUT'EHT.
B.lL,
TIIULSDAY,
AUGUST
I023.
OUTBREAK
This
Chicago
man
returned
from
Oermuny
last
summer
with
2,O00,0lU,niark,
for
which
he
paid
s.lj.tiOO,
The
depreciated
currency
could'ut
buy
him
a
box
of
cigur.s
now
o
Jie
uses
I
hem
for
lighters
RICH
ORE
IS
FOUND
IN
GREENWOOD
MINE
Combination
Property
Produces
Real
Surprise,
Assay
Showing
$250
Per
Ton
VMttrdf'(
Circulation
leeC
RECORD
SAILING
FROM
RUPERT
TO.-ORIENTAL
PORTS-,
Canadian
Transporter
.Makes
Fast
Passaoe
of
16
Days
from
Here
to
Yokohama
C.G.M.M.
steamer
Canadian,
Transporter,
CapL
Watson,
which
loaded
lumber
here
In
June
for
Japan,
returned
to
Vancouver
last
Sunday
morning
after
setting
up
a
company
speed
record
for
the
return
trip
to
the
Orient.
The
ship
made
the
run
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Yokohama
In
sixteen
days
and
from
Dalren
to
Victoria
In
nineteen
days,
ten
hours.
The
Transporter
brought
1,000
tons
of
corn
and
oil
from
the
Orlont.
The
Transporter's
record
proves
the
claim
of
Prince
Rupert
that
this
port
Is
In
a
strateglo
position
for
Oriental
shipping
In
view
of
the
shorter
distance
from
here
across
the
Pacific
FISH
ARRIVALS
81,000
Pounds
at
Fish
Exchange
Today
lug.
Three
American
boats
had
5ti,000
pounds
and
three
Cana
dians,
25,000
pounds.
Arrivals
and
sales:
'
American
Strtt
Siltt,
3S4.
and
indifference
of
the
American
people"
towanl
law
enforcement.
"Terrible
failures
of
justice
lirve
occurred
in
all
parls
of
the
country."
savs
the
committee.
Truth
still
clings
to
Chief
Justice
Tatl's
stal'Miieut
that
"the
ad-iiunistralion
of
criminal
law
in
jlhe
United
Slate
is
a
disgrace'
to
'civilization.
The
trial
of
a
crint
A
PI.
FISH
MARKET
Phone
071.
Fresh
Killed
Poultry.
Fresh
Killed
Meat.
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
A
Trial
Order
Solicited,
PniCE
FIVE
CENTS.
IIMITtn
QTATI7Q
rtfMlNAl
C(lV
QHOTTI
H
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WPITTCW
I
AWVEDQ
IIDfE
UIIIIjLiIS
UiniLU
V
II
I
If
111
in
Li
A11j
UllVULfl
ULi
llLi
If
ill
1
1
jLiii
Lil
M
1
LiIUJ
UlltlLi
Greece
Must
Make
Amends
at
Once
for
Killing
of
Members
Border
Party,
Italy
Demands
EDITORIAL
IS
IMMINENT
Startling
Disclosures
Before
Bar
Association
on
Increase
of
Crime
MINNEAPOLIS,
.Minn.,
Aug.
;:u.
Startling
disclosures
o(
the
extent
and
rapid
increase
of
crime
in
the
United
States
were
submitted
before
Ihe
American
liar
Association
yesterday
by
a
special
committee
on
liw
Enforcement
which
urged
that
the
whole
code
of
criminal
practice
in
the
X
states
of
the
union
be
rewritten
so
that
the
loji?
arm
of
Ihe
law
might
also
become
wilt,
sure,
constant
and,
on
occasion,
merciful.
Data
on
number.-
of
crimes,
methods
of
trial
and
treatment
of
prisoners
in.
England
and
France
were
cited,
in
comparison
with
which
this
country
showed
to
a
decided
disadvantage.
The
blame
was
laid
partly
up-:
on
the
structure
of
Hie
law
and
the
manner
in
which
the
court's
.
function,
but
principally
tli:-
in
crease
of
crimes
and
criminals
:
was
attributed
to
"the
apathy:
ANTI-CHINESE
LEGISLATION
IS
PROTESTED
OTTAWA,
Aug.
30.
-According
to
the
Journal.
Dr.
Ciii
Lieu
Tsur,
Chinese
Consul
Oeneral
in
Canada,
has
been
recalled
to
Pekln
lo
she
a
full
explanation
of
the
in:.l
m.
like
'jl
irame
of
chance
Canadian
legislation
of
last
June
wUh.-alUluv
ilihiwes-
in
favor
ix'"'''"?.
Chinese.
lmml?ratron.
1th.-
criminal
and
and
if
he
es-
w'ich
,a
to
great
capes,
he.
seems
to
have
the
sym-
protests
all
over
China,
palhy
fir
a
sorting
public."
he
and
hi
govern-
Thorough
Investigation
'm
rera.r,,
.a
"'lra,s,ic(.
nd
Charles
S.
Whitman,
former
governor
of
New
York,
ii
chair
man
oT
the'
committee,
which
includes
Marcus
Kavauagh,
Charles
W.
Faruham,
Wade
II.
Ellis
and
Annette
Abbott
Adanls.
lie-ides
conclusions
drawn
f
rum
personal
observation
as
eminent
members
of
the
American
Har,
they
gath-
jcied
an
immense
amount
of
statistics
on
crime
not
available
from
tl.e
census.
Three
members
of
the
committee
made
an
exhaus
tive
study
of
the
criminal
courts!
iu
England
and
France;
forms
of
indictment,
trial
and
sentence
sitting
through
whole
murder
iiuiair
nun
uiiirjcinuy
iu
lunula
where
Canadians
enjoy
every
privilege."
LABOR
REE
trials
and
hearings
of
appeal.
and,c
Wl"
ae"
,,ie
ailu
iaoor
Iuspectin?
penal
institutions.
An
astonishm?
laxity
was
dis-
covered
in
the
American
nvthod
of
recording
crime
statistics.
Some
stales
did
not
keep
records
of
the
numbe
of
persons
in
prison,
as
late
us
1021,
Among
others
where
statistics
were
available
the
penal
population
was
shown
to
huve
ranged
since
Six
Boats
Sold
Catches
Totalling
t'JIO
from
a
decrease
of
t.2
pr
cent
in
Nevada
and
37.5
in
South
I'
Carolina,
to
an
increase
of
t.5
V.
i
i..
i-
1....1...
i
i-i
.
(
per
icm
in
rvciiiucivy
uuu
iii.u
Six
halibut
schooners
sold
In
Ithode
Island.
Oains
in
civil
catches
totalling
81,000
pounds
population
were
taken
into
con-al
the
Fish
Exchange
this,
morn-'sideration.
Growth
of
Crime
Steady
On
information
furnished
by
police
and
court
clerks
in
48
piincipal
cities
of
as
many
states,
it
was
estimated
that
"while
the
oou
ountry
Eastern
Point,
5,000
PJ'Wiul,
at,
,1(,iula01l
of
u.
2c.
and
10.5c
lo
the
Canadian
iflllI11
V1,,
,,.,
I.
if.
...l.l
CI.........
I'..
r
ISII
i
tnu
"pv
Sentinel,
21.000
pounds,
at
12c
and
Oc,
lo
the
Pacific
Hslieries.
Senator.
27,000
pounds,
at
1
1.3c
and
lc,
(o
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Canadian
iKdidiin,
(.,000
pound?
al
13.2c
and
11.2c,
and
Selinn,
17.000
pound",
nt
I3.0C
and
itc,
to
the
has
increased
t
L0
per
cent,
the
criminal
population
has
increased
I0.C
per
cent."
It
was
ascer
tained
further
that
"the
growth
of
crime
was
steady
and
almost
regular
up
to
our
entrance
into
the
World
War;
during
the
war
crime
decreased
greatly,
but
up-
Atltu
Hsliertes.
with
increased
activity
all
over
in
id
"nnil
luiiiiwls.
ul
il!.
5r'..
r
i
.
..
'
ic.id
I
I.e.
to
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
SQUAM1SH
SAWMILL
DESTROYED
BY
FIRE
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
30.
The
Siiuumish
sawmills
have
been
do
slroyed
by
fire.
The
loss
is
$15,-
000.
congress.
BRITAIN
SOON
That
Is
Prophesy
of
Secretary
of
Miners'
Federation
Visiting
Canada
OTTAWA,
Aig.
30.
en
route
lo
Vancouver,
where
r
rans
uooges,
sc;re-
lary
of
the-
Uritish
Miners'
Fed
eration,
said
that
unemployment
is
Britain's
problem
and
commented
on
Ihe
fact
that
labor's";
suggestions
for
relief
were
being
employed
one
by
one
by
the
government.
He
prophesied
that
Britain
would
have
a
labor
gov
ernment
at
no
far
distant
date.
PRINCESS
ANASTASIE
OF
GREECE
DIES;
WAS
TINPLATE
HEIRESS
LONDON,
Aug.
30.-Anaslasie
of
Oreece,
Mrs.
William
Leeds,
liuplale
millionairess,
midnight.
ENGLISH
FOOTBALL
-
Princess
formerly
American
djed
at
MIDWEEK
GAMES
LONDON.
Aug.
30.
Mid-week;
games
in
the
first
division
soccer
iseries
resulted
ns
follows:
Aston
Villa
2,
Manchester
City
0
Liverpool
G.
UirminuhniiL
2
on
Ihe
'resumption
of
peace
crim-
Middlesboro
2.
Notts
Count
v
3
linals
resumed
their
depredations
Ncwiiaslle
U.
2,
Blackburn
II.
I
the
country,
In
1021,
for
instance,
"there
wire
0,500
homicides
as
coin-
pared
with
U.OOO
iu
1020.
In
no!
year,
during
the
last
leu
did
Hie
number
fall
below
8,500.
In
other
(continued
on
page
4)
Inspector
T.
W.
S.
Persons
yf
i
ne.
provincial
ponce
reiurneii
on
Ihe,
Prince
lluperl
yesterday
af
tjrnoon
from
Ocean
Falls.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
Washington
(J,
Detroit
0.
National
League
Chicago
6,
Pittsburg
2.
Cincinnati
I,
Boston
2.
Coast
League
Sacramento
t,
Seattle.
0.
Oakland
0,
Vernon;'
tp.
Los
Angeles
0,
SaitjFranclsco
2
Salt
Lake
3,
Portland
7.
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