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the
organization
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way.
Acconlinc
l
pieienl
Indications
miiiic.
of
I
lie
most
mcIIm!
workers
in
M
Liberal
Association
say
a
general
or
iiiulerslandiiifcr
was
readied
at
of
NcImmi
last
year
Hint
another
I'luvinclal
rally
would
be
held
at
Hie
roasl
before
Hie
end
of
Sep-Iciiilicr
of
this
year.
Turaeoii.
ninvincial
oiKaui.
"r
of
the
parly
.is
sending
out
indices
for
an
executive
lueetiuir.
M
A
Mai'.lomild.
K.C.,
provincial
IM-estdenl,
said
last
night
Hint
Mils
meellnif
would
decide
when
'lie
convention
will
be
field.
CITY
OF
TUSLA
AS
.
UNDER
MARTIAL
LAW
SINCE
FLOGGING
CASE
OKLAHOMA
CITY.
Okln..
Auff.
II
tloxernor
niton
has
ulared
Hm
city
or
Tusla
under
martial
law
following
Hie
public
Hoggiiig
r
Nallian
llartmau
last
Friday.
FRUIT
GROWERS
LOSE
THEIR
NEW
MANAGER
a
In
VKILNON,
'Atig.
1
1.
Aichl-l'riill
Iiiim
iHsiHtied
as
general
nmntiger
of
Ihe
Associated
Hr'iw-"i's
or
ltib
Columbia'
and
will
b"
succwdod
by
Hasil
Slewnrt
n:e
veusidenl
of
Hi
cuiuvrn.
iicnuaiiy
iiiiim
cease
rentier
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activities
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tlratir
police
action
asaint
the
Holer
i
reported
from
man(
parts
of
Hcrmany.
;
ALV-LA-CHAPKLLE.
Ahs.
11
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person
were
killed
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lion,
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rrowd
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reslnralion
b(
Her-msiny
ol
her
right
of
control
over
ftulir.
Ite.ertaldilimeti
of
comlilions
Itlilneland
vouchsafed
!ier
nu
at
Ihe
Versailles
Ircaly.
Lilieratiiiti
of
every
eitlien
imprisoned.
by
SALT
LAKE
CITY
SUFFERS
FLOODS
MINE
EXPLOSION
Double
Tragedy
In
Neighborhood
of
Mormon
Centre
as
SALT
LAKiTcTtV;
Aug.
IV
a
result
of
an
explosion
in
a
coal
mine
at
Kemnierer.
Wye
I5l)
miners
wrre
trapped.
Kighl
bodies
of
persons
killed
drowned
as
a
result
of
a
serlen
rhuid'iursts'ln
the
vicinity
of
this
city
and
Ogeden
have
been
recovered
up
to
II
tills
morn
ing.
Three
are
missing.
Properly
damage
Is
a
million
dollars.
PROVINCE
SOLD
TO
SOUTHAMS
Lieut.
Qofernor
Parts
with
Con
trol
of
Vancouver
Paper
to
Big
Company
(Special
lo
Itaily
Newsi
VANCOUVF.Il,
Aug.
II.
Soulhams
Ltd.,
Hie
mded
i.ana-
dian
newspaper
proprietors,
have
purchased
control
of
the
Van
comer
Hally
Province
from
lion.
Waller
Mehol,
Lieul.
(lovernor,
for
a
million
dollar
cash
for
51
per
cenl
of
the
shares,
Mr.
Nidiol
retains
In
jier
cent.
II
Is
believed
the
properly
has
total
value
of
two
million
do
is
with
oionis
al
$30(1,00(1
year.
F.
.S
.llullei'tield,
inspector
of
weights
and
measures,
sailed
for
Ocean
Falls
on
the
Wrinee
(leorge
last
iiltftn.
IS
DUTHIE
OPTIONS
MINING
CLAIMS
IN
BABINE
DISTRICT
SMITH
KILS.
Aug.
II
.1
4
K.
Hulliie,
who
recently
tiolil
Hit!
majnriiy
intcr"l
in
llu'lsi'ii
Ilay
pro-perlien
In
Hie
1'iilcral
Mining
k
Sniellinjr
l.i..
am)
wlhi
went
wiulli
a
few
ilayw
mkii,
liaf
l)(iinlitj
Hie
iniifetal
claim
in
lliy;lu
laud
llaoin
In
tin;
ltaliliic
nwrw.I
by
M.
Kane
ami
I
KiiiK-
These
rlaiins
are
eighteen
mile
from
Sintllirri
.
Already
a
crew
r
men
ha
been
put
tu
work
and
ili'wloumeni
will
lie
piili-il
a
fal
m
iule.
FRENCH
WILL
STAND
FIRM
Polncare
Will
RetLn.
Courteous
Rtfusal
to
British
Suggestions
-
ENTENTE
BOUND
TO
END
I'AIHrs
Aug.
1
1
Premier
I'oln-
care,
wlin
relumed
lo
I'ans
last
night,
informed
his,
collaborators
Hie
foreign
ullk-e.
that
be
intends
"In
Hie.
most
courteous
manner
possible"
to
reply
point
point
to
the
Hole
of
Lord
C.ur-
iou
on
Hie,
reparations
question.1
Although
the
reply
will
be
courteous
il
is
asserted
In
foreign'
ollice
.circles
that
it
will
be
a
stout
reaillmation
of
the
French
viewpoint
and
flat
rejection
of
the
llrili-li
suggestions.
I'Jie
reply
will
be
sent
as
soon
jMi.stDie,
probauiy
ueiorc
ine
end
of
the
week.
Although
H
Is
no
longer
as--
sumed
in
(dlicialiiuarters
that
Ihe
entente
may
survive
Ihe
pre-
enl
ilillicullies,
the
siluatlon
is
taken
with
perfect
calm
in
(Sov
erumeiil
circles
as
well
as
by
the
press
and
public.
TWENTY-THREE
KILLED
NEAR
FAMOUS
SHRINE
LorilHFS.
France.
Aug.
I
V
Twi'iily-tliree
persons
were
killed
and
seven
injured
when
a
motor
oacb
filled
.with
excursionists
plunged
down
a
tf0
foot
ravine
in
Hie
l'yrauces
Mountains
near
St.
Cnuveiir.
NEW
CLERK
OF
HOUSE
AT
OTTAWA
APPOINTED
OTTAWA,
Aug.
IL
-
Finest
Lemnirr.
superintendent
of
sup
ply
4ind
etpiipinenl
of
Ihe
post
office
department
and
at
one
tini"
secretary
to
Sir
Wilfrid
Iauricr,
has
been
appointed
clerk
of
the
Privy
Council
and
of
Hie
House
of
Ciinmnns,
succeeding
the
hue.
Iludolph
Hourdeau.
Mr,
Lemaire
has
been
with
tlnv
civil
service
since
1881.
Or,
O.
Darwin,
.superintendent
of
Melliodlsl
missions,
sailed
for
Port
Simpson
on
Hie
Prince
Albeit
lust
night.
CENTRE
BbBbBbIIBbBbIbMIBbBbBbI
In
the
world
lmiii'iuii
cowboy
goe?
Hits
liioeell
Tru-,
pliy.
Hie
-onUM
ror
wjncli
started
on
a
point
liuiat
Hie
r.lieeiine
Frontier
I
lay
in
July
and
will
be
roniplrted'sit
Hit
JjUUyiliJUUlJIetuiunouiMiijp
iu-.Septci.iber.
'a$Tk,.r:
,
jgt
11
If
Rate
Barrier
is
Prince
Rupert
will
be
usei
and
G.T.P.
Road
Justified
OTTAWA,
Aug.
IV
If
given
a
chance,
the
western
provinces
and
the
Pacific
coast
would
justify
lite
construction
of
Hie
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
Railway
to
Prince
Kupert
but
il
could
not
be
justified
so
long
as
there
wa
n
rale
barrier
to
the
development
of
traffic
decleared
Gerald
G.
McGcer,
K.C.,
of
Vancouver,
in
addressing
Hie
Privy
Council
this
morning
while
arguing
for
Hritish
Columbia
in
rebuttal
op
the
replies
of
the
railways
in
the
H.C
freghl
rale
appeal
case.
Counsel
for
Alberta
in
onler
lo
save
time
waived
Hie
right
of
argument
and
the
closing
ad
dress
for
Hie
I
wo
provinces
was
made
by
Mr.
MeOeer.
The
removal
of
three
kinds
of
discrimination
was
asked
for
by
Mr.
McOeer.
In
the
first
plac.
he
asked
that
a
sugar
refiner
m
Vancouver
be
pel
on
nu
eipiat
rale
basis
with
a
sugar
refiner
hi
Montreal.
In
Hie
second
place,
lie
declared
thai
manufacturer.'
in
Vancouver
should
be
on
equality
with
those,
in
Winnipeg
in
distributing
in
common
territory.
In
the
third
place,
Va'i-louver
should
be
put
in
a
position
lo
serve
the
binterbtiid
which
was
nnlurally
tributary
to
it.
Mr.
Met
Jeer
argued
that
where
discrimination
injured
nu
individ
ual
or
a
locality
it
was
illegal
and
it
was
the
bounden
duty
of
the
railway
commission
to
interfere.
He
drew
nltculioii
to
Ihe
fact
that
e.ighly-oue
per
cent
of
the
what
acreage
of
Hie
Hoiuinon
lay
to
Hie
vvfsl
of
Hie
Saskalehewnn-Mnni-
Ibba
border
and
asked
whether
it
was
economical
to
ship
Ihai
wheal
through
Ihe
purls
of
Montreal
and
St.
.lolin.
The
false
raL1
structure
which
made
this
possible,
he
said,
bad
created
a
move
ment
of
trade
through
the
United
Istates.
The
discrimination
was
not
In
favor
of
the
Cnnadian
Fast
but
lather
the
American
Fast.
SIBERIAN
PRINCE
ONCE
MORE
AFLOAT
.
.
-
"
'
SEATl'LF.
Aug.
.1
1.
The
steamer
Siberian
Prince,
vwlileh
went
on
lli
rocks
near
Victoria
July
21)
was
floated
al
five
o'clock
Iasi
evening.
Hie
cargo
bavins
been
previously
lightered.
.
The
vessel
'was.
"due
at
Esquinta.li
Tuesday
for
"verhauf.
OF
rixxiuni
Removed
AGAIN
ASKING
AN
ELEVATOR
Claims
of
this
Port
to
Be
Once
More
Laid
Before
Proper
Authorities
The
council
of
the
Board
of
Trade
yesterday
afternoon
decided
to
once
more
.
lay
before
the
Canadian
government
claims
of
this
port
to
an
elevator.
A
formal
resolution
Is
being
drawn
up
and
forwarded
to
Premier
Mackenzie
King,
the
minister
of
trade
and
commerce,
the
minister
of
marine
and
the
minister
of
railways
as
well
as
to
Sir
Henry
Tfiornton.
The
resolution
will
draw
attention
to
ihe
neod
of
an
elevator
here,
to
the
demand
for
return
carnoes
In
connection
with
fast
freights
which
might
come
from
the
Orient,
and
to
the
special
advantages
of
this
port.
FORTY
TON
YAWL
WITH
WHISKEY
ABOARD
MAKES
PORT
FOLLOWING
STORM
HALIFAX.
Aug.
11.
-The
forty
ton
yawl
Spitfire,
40
years
obi,
dock'ed
with
n
cargo
of
whiskey
from
Swansea
nfter
being
bur-
feted
about
on
the
Atlantic,
sine.'
June
25.
The
yawl
was
driven,
by
shfrnis
lo
the
run
t
hern
part
or'
.
'cw'-roumllaiid
before
making
a
safe
anchoras'e.
INTEREST
ai
Record
Pack
Skeena
River
this
Year
30,000
Cases
ahead
1922
The
cockeye
je
In
be
a
record
pack
on
Hie
Skeena
Hiverythi
year
bids
rair
bi
jieaker.
With
the
fishing
.season
for
this
species
(ill
leu
days
to
go.
Hie
total
pack
last
week
was
IH7,21U
cases.
ban
was
parked
up
lo
a
corresiioiidiiur
date
last
year.
In
liilx
Hie
record
year
to
date,
I2.I,332
cases
were
jiacked.
With
the
run
continuing
us
it
has
been
just
recently,
this
figure
will
be
reached
if
not
exceeded.
The
pack
of
pinks
on
the
nouuie
01
iasi
year.
o
rar
Hi,.;
908
cases
have
been
Vul
un
a
oJiipared-
with
l'J.700
cases
on
a
orresponding
date
last
vcar.;
I
lie
colio
pack
is-a'.Mi
ahead
litis.
vear.
7,050
cases
having
been
re
corded
sn
far
as
against
3.398
uses
Iasi
year.
,
The
sorin?
tiackffi
down
-aliiiut
1
odd
..fin
cases."
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ami
I
sleel-
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I
I
eads
are
also
down
but
Ihpse
artelies
do
ul
constitute
a
very
important
factor
tof
the
total
pact;
,
-
-
VwVeye
fishiiiL'
will
continue
on
Hie
SWe.najJNv,et
un(UAugul
Alt
at
C
ii.ni.
Cohoes
hav75not
femmf
need-
to
run
in
large
(luanljncs.
Naas
River
The
sockeye
pack
on
Hie
.'aa
Iliyer
io
dale.
'13.008
cases,
Is
not
half
of
Hie
figure'
for
Hie
corresponding
dare
l&M'ycar.
28,-0tHieasfe.''
Pinks
are
also
'down
about'
'JO.noo-
eases.
fueb-aes
hll-n
tIJliVll
idik.
r..
....t
I.
.....I
cohoes
aild
cbum
and
Ibev
are
uol
larse.
,..-
'
-
SEVEN
HALIBUT
BOATS
SELL
106,500
POUNDS
Canadian
Boats
Received
Higher
Prices
at
Fish
Exchange
this
Mornlnn
Four
American
boats
sold
U6-
.r00
pounds
and
three
Canadians
10.000
pounds
u
total
of
100,-
500
pounds
at
Hie
Fish
Exchange
Ibis
inoniin?.
Canadian
boats
received
Hie
best
prices
bolli,
for
first
and
second
class
fares.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
Polaris,
05,000
pounds,
at
1
2c
and
8.0c.
and
Lumen,
12,000
pounds,
at
12.0c
and
10.5c,
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Ilringgobl,
13,500
pounds,
at
13.2c
and
10.5c
to
Hie
Allin
Fisheries.
Heliauce,
0,500
liounds,
al
I3.e.
and
11.9c,
and
Viola,
2,
000
pounds
at
13.3c
and
It.
5c,
lo
Ihe
Hootlt
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Pair
of
Jacks,
2,500
pounds
al
I
Lie
and
tl.Oc.
to
Ihe
lloyal
Fish
Co.
CANADA
MUST
NOT
INTERFERE
WITH
THE
AFFAIRS
OF
EUROPE
Ol'FHFC.
Aug.
14
Interviewed
regarding
Ihe
European
situation
during
the
week
end"
visit
hero
Premier
Mackenzie
King
confined
himself
lo
commenting:
"Canada
I
miisl
.'mil
inli.firi
willi
l.'iii.oi.imti
'
-
"
alfairs
at
this
stage,"
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
Cleveland
8-3,
Philadelphia
IL
Chicago
1-3.
Washington
5
National
Leaque
Piltsburg
5,
llrooklyu
2.
Olliers
travelling.
umawa
0
Sockeye
of
sockeve
im
to
the
end
of
This
i
over
30.0(10
c.i.p.s
mnm
Skeena
this
vear
is
int
nlmut
CANNED
SALMON
MOVING
SOUTH
!'I
Vessels
from
Alaska
Loaded
Ullh
With
Clch
Fish
and
-A
CI.V.
Fish
B
Pro-
ducts
SKATTLK,
Aup.
IL
The
full
rigsed
ship
Itenjamin
F.
Pankard
of
Ihe
Northwestern
Fisheries
Company
left
Nakenek
Thursday
wlUv62ipO
cases
of
salmon,
J
1
Theafque
t!
uf
CrCross"
'
fayl?
parted
from
Xusbagak
August
I,
willi
salmon
and
Hie
full
rigged
ship
SI.
Paul
is
to
leave
Kenst
this
week
similarly
laden.
Alaska
fish
ami
products
now
occupy
practically
all
available
cargo
space
in
vessels
coming
lo
Seattle
front
Alaskan
points
and
this
situation
promises
to
exist
fot.lhe
next
month.
The
Alameda
wjlh
u
bi?
list
of
nasseneers
is
hie-
today
with
an
entire
cargo
;
of.fisb
.and
fish
products,
the
Tal
ler
including
oil
and
fertilizer.
The
cargo
includes
nearly
70,000
cases
if
canned
fish.
.Nearly
ono
million
dollars
worth
of
canned
salmon
will
arrive
in
Seatlle'tbisf
week
.
'
"
-
TWO
DROWNED
.
BOAT
CAPSIZED
Grandson
of
Late
Lord
Mount
Stephen
Victim
of
Accident
at
Mlnakl
MLNAK1,
Out.,
Aug.
IL
Mount
Stephen
aged
17,
a
grandson
of
Hie
lale
Lord
Mount
Stephen
and
Elizabeth
Laus
,aged
16,
daughter
of
prominent
Winnipeg
society
people
wpre
drowned
when
Hie
boat
capsized
on
the
lake
here
Campers
believe.
Stephen
died
when
trying
to
rescue
the
girl.
GASOLINE
RATE
WAR
GOING
ON
IN
STATES
Standard
Oil
Undersells
all
Other
Concerns
and
Characterized
as
Ruinous
CHICAGO.
Aug.
U.-
The
prlco
war
In
gasoline
affecting
thirteen
stales
in
the
middle
west
resulted
in
the
Standard
Oil
Company
re.
diicfu
Hie
price
-
and
one
six
teenth
cents
a
gallon
to
10.
t
cents
iniiepemieiiis
.vvno
recently
forced,
down
Hie
price
say
they
can
only
reduce
five
cents.
and
not
sell
at
a
I
ist.
They
describn
the
Siamlard
Oil
price
as
ruinous
lo
Hie
industry.
VANCOUVER
MAN
WON
OTTAWA,
Auf.
IV
With
67
oul
of
a
possible
(l,
Private
Se.
wood
of
Vancouver,
won
Hie
Mo-Hon
wall
Challenge
Cup
ami
n
prize
of
2$
at
the
Annual
Domini
mi
of
tauuda
rillw
vUoot.