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LIBRARY
VICTORIA.
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MARKET
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Killed
Meat.'
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PRINCE
RUPERT
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
tt
Cart
and
Bast
Service
In
tha
City.
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Reasonable
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and
Central
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Columbia's
Newspaper
A
Trial
Order
Solicited.
VOL
XIII
NO.
I
U3
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ItL'PKHT,
B.C.,
TlllIISllAYf
AUGUST
10,
10211.
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strtit
sim
sax.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
BRITISH
AMBASSADOR
URGES
CLEANLINESS
REPARATIONS
CLAIMS
ARE
PRIOR
ON
SECURITY
FOR
GERMANY'S
GOLD
LOAN
PRESIDENT
OF
!
PREMIER
MINE
WAS
ARRESTED
R.
W,
Wood
Out
on
$2,000
Ball
Charged
With
Using
Threatening
Language
to
Woman
s
mi
ih!
daily
News;
vancoi
vi:h,
Aug.
io.-
a
V
hi
nrrs
idrnt
of
I
lie
Premier
M):
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t-rgilerod
at
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Hotel
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and
remand
wa
made
for
one
week.
Wood,
in
Hie
lioanwiiile,
i
uil
way
port
Allre.
Emerged
Naked
Wood,
tho
ir.
a
millionaire
vaded
the
flu.
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Mr,.
Iloyee.
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fleas
lull
kuvl'
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ui
ui
.Mrs.
Mr,
iioyer.
noyrr,
lo
io
nae
nine.
ned
Mri.
Uoct'.
Ihe
t.ay
thai
Wowl
gae
an
akmv
to
leave
the
cily
Im-
nicJiafely
and
dc.arled
la-l
nighl
.
PtI
Alice
in
eharte
f
"J
Tue
Ihi
wrnion
on
whteh
Mrs
Uoyce
imuBhl
legal
aid
l
r:l
to
have
cud
Hie
millionaire
i::
:rg
man
urr
e
I
oo.ono
for
f
lemenl
LARGE
NUMBERS
OF
HARVESTERS
Since
Excursions
Started
Two
Weeks
Ago,
Railways
Have
Brought
25,3)6
Men
West
BIO
NUM8ER
ARC
SENT
FROM
B.C.
WIXNIPKO.
Aug.
10.
rHuco
liatveKtjj'
..
I'xeurMiMis
lartol
fr
'in
the
.OJd
(5ounlry
nml
Kat
''in
l
j(
nnda
poind
nhojit
two
w
ki
nun.
Ihi
('.Jiiiaillini
Piiclfic
and
f
anndian
Nntlonnl
Hailwnyi
hnvu
brought
into
Winnipeg
und
'htributed
to
the
wexferii
(lls-tricdt
n
to!
ul
of
25.:iv0
men.
ThM
'
tipproximale'ly
hajf
ft
'vthc
number
ieiulred
hut
Ihvie
Hie
many
nuiro
en
roule.
YANCOlVKII.
Aug.
10
Thirty-tw
hundred
mid
mMy
"leu
Imvs
l''fi
HrHi!h
Coluniliiu
for
tho
hnr-st
fiehU
of
Wenteni
(ianndu,
Janws
H.
MrVety,
(Hijietiiitenilcnt
:,f
'lie
prbvineinl
goM-riiment
cm-I'luyiiienl
Horvlce,
nluted
today.
A
'"go
number
of
ihci0
imm
helpeil
d
hat
venl
Int
year'j
crop
on
llio
prnln.ji.
FOOTBALLSEASOF"
OPENS
IN
SCOTLAND
First
Game
at
Glasgow
Is
a
Draw
and
Is
Well
Attended
.
'L!sH)V.
Aug.
10.
Iscot-
aiid'n
nHsjociiiNou
foothill
neu
"on
wiu
unhifreil
lit
yesterday
t'.lyde
met
the
Alnlrieonlnu.
tlK'
lenuiti,,
ticon
being
one
l
each.
'fh
gamo
was
uu
ex
lt-"'iit
oho
und
uIH
ntlvnditnco
u
urge,
:
REPARATIONS
ARE
FIRST
CLAIM
ON
GERMAN
RESOURCES
4
PAHIS,
Aug
IO.
The
Inlrr-Allied
reparations
comiiiif
Ifc
has
formally
nidified
Germany
that
rc-
lunation
cointilute
a
prior
claim
on
Hie
re-!
source
which
Germany
hud
expected
lo
utilize
In-(
guaranteeing
her
new
gold
loan.
1
I
;
CCUCM
H
A
1
1
R
ITT
RHATQ
uLTLll
ILHLIDU
1
DUilj
SELL
110,500
POUNDS
Four
American
Schooners
and
Three
Canadians
Marketed
Their
Catches
This
Morning
lour
American
boats
cold
81,-000
miiiiix
and
three
Canadian.
2V.5no
pound,
at
(he
Fih
F.x-
?!n
,h",
'-
total
of
Arrivals
ami
calc:
American
Hills,
iu.ooo
pounds
at
0?
aii
8o,
and
llolfe.
11.000
pound-.
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,.,..,
IIIUII,
I
P.WV'f
IM),,?
MMc
-
and
10c.
and
rorwurd,
,,nc((c
K.o.erie.
r.n-HI-
LlMv(t
,owu
MN
at
,,
5c
,,
,
-p
t
the
r-iuadiau
yuu
x
CmU
t;tra8c
Co.
Selniu,
15.000
pounds
ut
12.2c,
and
Point
May.
4.500
pounds,
at'
II
:lc
elralghl,
to
the
Atlin
KUh-
vru.,
.
nATinV
flllD
UCin
KUIAKI
LLUd
iIlLU
LUNCHEON
TODAY
Several
Members
Who
Have
Been
Away
Reported
for
the
First
Time
since
Arrival
At
the
Holary
Club
luncheon
IikIiiv,
Dr.
V.
T.
Kergin
presiding.
II.
If.
Triles
of
Mouclon,
XJI.
and
S.
K.
Camliell
of
the
local
branch
of
the
Hank
of
Commerce
were
guet..
CoiimiI
Wakefield,
(ieorge
llichmond
and
W.
V..
Wllliiiiiii
were
welcomed
after
being
absent
from
the
cily
for
'some
weeks.
Mr.
Williams
lolil
of
Hie
aoinl
lime
he
hud
had
at
beautiful
Francois
Lake
where
he
had
been
eliiying;
the
Consul
Ihunked
the
club
for
the
honor
Ihey
had
done
him
in
appointing
him,
an
American
CoiimiI,
to
re-
prexeut
a
Caiiadinu
Club
ut
the
llutary
roiivenlion;
deorge
llich-moiid
suhl
Prince
luperl
looked
heller1
lo
him
on
hi
return
than
before
he
went
away.
W'lioV
who
talks
were
given
by
lr.
W.
T.
h'ersiu
und
I).
lohnxton
which
proved
of
great
inlcret
to
(he
member!.
Milei
lllgley,
I
fie
recently
np-
lioiuted
govertior
for
this
district
in
Itolary,
wrote
asking
co-per-
alloii
ami
promising
to
visit
Prince
Huperl
probably
before
Iho
end
of
the
year.'
BIRTHS
A
Min
-war
bom
to
MP.
nml
Mir,
(ieorge
Wilson,
323
Fourth
Avenue,
yesterday.
A
daughter
was
horn
this
morning
lo
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Iver
l,ee,
Seventh
Avenue,
nl
the
tlenernl
llospitul,
BODIES
RECOVERED
KI.MM
KIlKIl,
Wyoming,
Aug
16.
Ninety-seven
bodies
liuvo
been
recovered
of
victims
of
Ihe
mine
explosion.
-Unu
is
nut
so
far
uucouuUu
for.
SYMPATHY
FOR
7
STOWAWAYS
Seven
Men
from
Scotland
May
Not
be
Sent
Back
but
Given
Work,
In
Canada
O
JTAW
A,
Aug.
10.
-II
U
un
derstood
the
Government
will
(waive
deportation
of
seven
young
tScolmeii
who
slowed
away
on
1
lie
Casuudra
inbound
recently.
Wliftti
tm
teu
tmfits
liitu
...
.
,
'
desirable
immigrants
and
it
Mould
1A
foolish
to
pend
litem
I...,.
I
...tl..f
?...
I...
1
1
1
sent
them
lo
jail
for
a
.month,
suggesting
that
the
Government
Should
cuinddpr
their
case
as
one
entirely
out
of
the
ordinary.
Now
the
eociely
of
St.
Vincent
du
Paul
in
Montreal
o'Ters
lo
pay
the
lrtpftr!alioii
of
Hie
men
U
western
farinx
and
lo
supply
Ihem
with
poclel
money
lit
boot.
One
nf
the
i
low
a
way
already
ha
been
eii'uiil
ae
a
fireman
on
an
Allanlir
liner
and
Iho
(iorrnmeiil
1o
inrlimil
lo
permll
Hie
olheri
In
remain
in
Canada
if
Ihey
paei.
lUc
Tduiary
lrln
of
the
immipra'.i.ui
department.
whieli
i
unxii
u
however,
lo
illieniirae
Huh
memou
u
entering-
Canada.
CONCILIATION
BOARD
ASKED
Railway
Workers
From
all
Parts
of
Dominion
Asking
for
Increased
Wages
OTTAWA,
Aug.
1C
Maintenance
of
way
employees
and
railway
shop
laborers
from
practically
all
tho
Canadian
railways
have
applied
to
the
department
of
labor
for
the
appointment
of
a
board
of
conciliation.
The
men
are
asking
for
an
Increase
of
waes
and
the
establishment
of
a
rale
for
,
employees
of
less
than
six
months'
service.
WHAT
WILL
GIRLS
DO
FOR
BOYS
IF
THIS
KEEPS
UP?
At
Hospital
Eleven
More
Girl
Babies
Than
Boys
Brought
-by
Stork
This
Year
(Jirli
may
have
their
problems
today
bul
what
will
they
do
in
tin
future,
If
the
pre.-eul
state
of
uf
fain
continues?
Judging
from
the
hospital
records
girls
an
getting
well
abend
in
Ihe
race
for
numbers,
l.leven
nmrc
gins
loan
boyn
havo
been
bo'ii
at
the
Inn-
pital
this
year.
Out
of
a
lotal
of
55
births
Inking
plnc
there,
only
wvre
hoys
whereas
33
were
u
rls.
I
hese
were
divided
accohling1
lo
monllis
as
follows:
Il-jys
(ilrls
Jaiuiaiv
5
?
I'ebniary
5
I
March
..
1!
U
April
5
3
May
'i
7
June
V..
'2
5
July
I
6
S.
S.
Magolllu
was
a
passenger
for
Montreal,
leaving
on
last
nlglil's
Irain.
Ho
will
slop
oIT
at
Jasper
Park
and
Winnipeg
en
route.
H.
M,
V
I
ns
low,
manager
of
Ihe
ll.C.
Tiulllo
and
Credit
Association,
arrived
from
Vernon
uu
the
prince
Hupert
yesterday
Slar
of
Hie
film
world.
Mi"
"are
mjoii
lo
be
married.
Uurd
venture
Sir
Auckland
Geddes
Makes
Very
Caustic
Criticism
of
American
Immigration
LONDON.
Augw
III.
-In
Ins
provemeiil
of
KIlis
Isluiid
iiiunigralioii
latiou
al
.New
ork,
air;bition
train
and
.especially
in
car.Attempts
of
Reds
Auckland
(ieddcs
informs
LonI
foreign
affairs
iu
Ihe
Hritish
goveniuienl.
Hint
the
island
must,
lie
a
hateful
place
of
detention
bility.
He
suys
the
place
needs
gleaning
and
painting
and
that
il
is
pervaded
by
a
stale
flat
smell
iiuile
distinct
as
the
odor
of
unwashed
Immunity.
This
smell,
says
Sir
Auckland,
lingered
wilh
linn
for
IW
hours
after
he
left
Ihe
island
and
even
flavored
Ihe
food
lie
ale.
He
makes
a
blunt
recommendation
pointing
lu
the
necessity
for
common
cleanliness.
FIVE
NATIVES
WERE
aDDCCTCn
fUI
CDiCCD
street
early
today!
Will
be
Charged
Tomorrow
Morn
Ing
With
Various
Liquor
Offences
Under
Indian
Act
Five
natives,
one
woman
ami
four
men
.lauded
in
lW
city
jail
this
morning
following
a
raid
made
at
Hie
Moehida
llooms,
Fraser
Street,
al
7.30
by
Sergeant
McClini'liy,
Ihey
were
nil
too
intoxicated
this
morning
to
appear
in
court
and
will
come
up
tomorrow
morning.
Mrs.
Herbert
McMillan
will
Iw
charged
under
Ihe
Indian
jAut
with
having
seven
tiotlles
of
beer
iu
her
possession
and
Percy
Hyan
will
be
charged
wilh
supplying
her.
Sain
Wesley
will
face
a
charge
of
having
a
bottle,
of
Demarani
rum
in
his
possession
and
Mike
Wesley
and
Ambrose
will
be
charged
with
unlawful
possession
of
beer.
EXPERIMENTAL
FARMS
TO
SEND
EXHIBITS
TO
FAIR
THIS
YEAR
J
The
Dominion
illustration
sin.
thms
in
Oeulral
Hritish
Columbia
are
to
bo
represented
at
Iho
Prince
Hupert
exhibition
this
fall
according
lo
u
letter
which
has
been
received
ut
the
ofrico
of
Ihu
Fair
Hoard
from
A.
1
1.
Uiclianls
of
tho
experimental
slutioii
,il
Sunime'rland.
Space
has
bevii
reduesled
to
exhibit
produce
of
ihe
illustration
stations
as
wed
as
specimens
of
weeds
and
Insects,
various
varieties
of
grains
und
grasses
and
other
features
of
educational
valm.
P?
Lila
Lee
nml
J.nne
Kirkwiiod
This
will
be
Kirkwuod's
in
matrimony.
Detention
Station)
recommemlalioiis
for
the
uiirzon,
secretary
of
state
foe..o.
I
which
is
that
of
the
Cana
for
erons
of
ordinary
sensi
SCOTCH
LADS
FOR
BANKING
Number
Arrive
at
Toronto:
Less
Restless
Than
Canadian
Bank
Boys
TOIlONTO.Uig.
16.
Thirty-dght
Scotch
lads
between
the
ages
of
18
and
20
arrived
to
take
positions
with
(he
Dominion
Hank,
which
has
followed
this
practice
for
years.
Commenting
today
on
the
action
r
the
bank,
officials
said
Canadian
boys
vver
less
desirable
as
bank
recruits
because
they
were
more
restless
and
inclined
Ui
emigrate
Hi
the
Lulled
Stales
or
go
iu
for
other
work
later,
MUSICATFESfrVAT
FOR
CENTRAL
B.C.
MAY
BE
ORGANIZED
Mootlna
Called
for
Tonight
to
Discuss
Preliminaries
View
To
Organizing
George
Horie
was
appointed
hy
the
llolary
Club
today
us
ilele
gate
from
the
club
lo
a
mooting
called
for
tonight
by
J.
Piuder-
Moss
with
u
view
lu
organiiing
a
Northern
Institute
Musical
Festival
lo
be
held
probably
next
spring.
The
suggestion
Is
that
the
whole
northern
part
of
the
province
shall
die
Included
with
the
first
gathering
at
Prince
Hupert
und
subsequent
meetings
al
Terrace
and
Prince
(leorgo
and
possibly
other
places.
Mr.
Plnder-Moss
suggests
Hint
there
he
competitions
for
or
chestras,
bands,
choirs,
quartet
tes,
trios,
duets
and
solos,
vocal,
pMii'i
and
i"hn.
EXHIBITION
TRAIN
IS
WEL
RECEIVED
BY
PEOPLE
OF
FRANCE
Groat
Interest
Taken
In
Country
i
Served
by
Canadian
National
'
Railways
J
I
MOXTIIF.AL,
Auir.
16..
T!ial;
the
Canadian
exhibition
train
which
is
now
touring
France
is
a'
biK
success
is
evidenced
by
Hie
.Special
lo
Daily
News
)
enthusiastic
reports
which
base
VICTOKIA,
Aug.
16.
Chief
corne
Ui
hand
from
across
Ihe
!utice.
'lunter
yesterday
upheld
Atlantic
ami
articles
published
the
decision
of
Mr.
Justice
in
the
various
French
licws-'Oregory
in
dismissing
the
habeas
papers.
La
DejMche
de
Houen
in
corpu
application
by
Stuart
Hen-au
arliele
commt'iiting
upon
the
derson
in
behalf
of
people
from
pasage
of
Ihe
train
through
the
Anyox,
Alice
Arm
and"
Stewart
cily
of
Houen
has
Hie
following
convicted
of
bootlegging.
The
to
say:
I
plea
was
that
Okalla
prison
farm;
'
"1'he
Canadian
exhibition
train
was
not
a
common
jail
as
pre-.has
createil
in
our
city
a
great
scribed
by
the
statute.
The-first
leal
of
curiosity.
fo
numerous
application
was
made
to
Mr.
Jus-
have
beeti
the
visitors
lo
Ihe
train
lice
(iregory
and
was
heard
by
that
La
Place
H'uingrifi
present-'him
in
chambers
here.
An
appeal
ed
the
same
animated
appearance
was
lodged
and
this
was
heard
by
as
durinsr
the
time
of
the
Foire
llie
Chief
Justice.
Saint
llemain.
The
exhibition!
The
applications
wvre
made
by
vvell
dseres
encouragement.!
Me.
Henderson
on
behalf
of
II.
J.
W'e
are
quite
sure
thai
many
of.Murphy
of
Stewart,
Lee
Lun
9f
jour
ciliiPiis
wcere
igtioraul
of
th
vast
riches
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada
or
at
least
they
had
un
-
deresHmalcd
them.
Such
enter
-
(rise
can
only
result
in
closer
re
-
ratfonhh
-
fwnthe1two
-
ha
-
lions
already
bound
by
common
sai-rifice
during
Ihe
Oieat
War
ami
we
sincerely
congratulate
thei
promoters
in
bringing
this
won-
lerful
exhibition
to
France."
I
As
an
example
of
the
creat
in-
being
taken
In
the
exhi.
ilian
National
Railways,
M.
Dior,
minister
oT
commerce
and
industry",
to
company
with
other
lead-
in?
officials,
spent
a
considerable
lime
inspecting
the
exhibit
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
M.
situation
in
Greater
Berlin
has
Dior
expressed
genuine
surpriso
improved
during
Hie
last
few"
and
gratification
ut
the
magniJdaJ.s.
Currency
shortage
contin-tude
or
Ihe
National
Hallways
or
m.s
bul
an
attempt
of
the
Heds
Canada
and
the
wonderful
re-
,,,
liirayiv
ti,e
ciy
t,as
been
souiits
and
scenic
beauty
reach-Luccefully
opposed
by
members
ed
ny
ine.r
rs.ooo
miles
or
rail
-
'
way.
Mnce
the,
opening
or
the
exhibition
al
La
Havre
a
mouth
ago.
the
train
has
been
enthusi
astically
received,
and
huae
crowd
..
..
of
.
.
.
neiinlt..
.
,
ineliiilinir
I'iii.v.
nguiiuries
ui
cities
aim
town.
nave
muoe
a
iiiorougu
inspection
of
the
whole
of
the
exhibition
and
have
thereby
gleaned
a
wonderful
knowledge
of
the
Dominion
of
Canada.
The
majestic
splendor
of
(he
industrial
activities
of
the
Dominion
served
by
the
Canadian
National
Hailways
have
been
fav
orably
commented
upon
by
all
who
have
visited
the
exhibition.
GOVERNOR
BONE
,l
"
uc
uu,,u'"ts
HAT
TA
DCOIfkl
NU1
IU
KfcMulV'v-
frame
store
and
apartment
Chief
Executive
of
Alaska
Con
tradlcts
Published
Reports
to
This
Effect
JLNF.AL.
Aug.
10.
-
Taking
rognunnre
of
published
reports
thai
he
intended
to
resign
as
governor
vr
Alaska,
bcou
C
Hone
issued
a
statement
today
in
which
he
said
he
was
not
cou-'emplatiug
a
change.
GOVERNMENT
BUYS
BRITISH
TUGBOAT
Will
be
Usod
as
Auxiliary
to
Arctic
In
Making
tExplorajtlona
North
of
Canada
LONDON,
Aug..
10.
Tho
Can
adititi
government
Jias
completed
Hie
purchase
from
the
admiralty
of
the
lug
Frinbar
which
will
be
renamed
the
Franklin.
The
Uvt'
will
be
used
as
nn
auxiliary
lo
the
steamer
Arctic
for
exploru
lion
purposes.
f
ullLr
UFF
J1011
IIKTIfR
UPHOLDS
JU1
,El8l
mcCo
an(1
ConvloUd
Cootleggers
Fall
to
Get
Free
At
Victoria
APPEAL
IS
REFUSED
Anyox
and
Elsie
McCoy,
Frank
Crarnhain
and
Oeorge
Craham
nf
Alice
Arm.
all
of
wlioin;
are
serv-
'ing
a
term
of
six
mouths
'at
Okalla.
r
CONDITIONS
IN
BERLIN
BETTER
to
Paralyze'
City
Opposed
by
Members
Regular
Labor
Unions
HKKI.1X.
Aug.
16.
With
the
calling
oIT
of
a
general
strike
by
t'oinmuiiisls
the
labor
and
food
,f
,e
,.efJU,ar
labor
UIli
unions.
At
Zeils
today
a
mob
stormed
Ihe
jail
and'
liberated
all
the
prisoners
who
were
vonvjeted
of
ordinary
offenses
against
social
;aw
NEW
BUILDING
THIRD
AVENUE
A.
Meeker
is
Erecting
$10,000
Frame
Store
and
Apartment
Block
Mitchell
&
Currju
started
work
.....I.
....I....
.....
II...
I..
.11.1!.,..
..t
block
for
J.
A.
Meeker
on
'third
Avenue
between
Sixth
atid
Seventh
Streets
ucross
from
the
Kmprest
Hotel.
The
structure,
which
will
be
of
two
storeys,
will
measurn
50
by
08
reed
there
will
be
Iwrt
25-foot
front
stores
on
the
iiviin
floor
nml
upstairs
there
will
bo
four
apartments.
The.
cost
of
th'V
building
will
be
between
$8,000
and
$10,000.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
Leanue
Cincinnati
O-IO,
New
York.3-5,
Chicago
J,
Hostdn
3.
St.
Louis
I,
Brooklyn
7,
Pittsburg
I.
Philadelphia
3.
American
League
Huston
8,
Cleveland
0,
Philadelphia
5,
Detroit
7.
New
York
3,
Stf
Louis
5.
Wellington
5-3,
Chicago
U.
Coast
League
Vernon
8,
.Salt
Lake
1
1.
Oakland
2,
Sacramento
I.
Seattle
0,
Saii
Fruhcisco
3
Portland
I,
Lo
Angeles
2.