very
best
pas
thai
can
be
found
and
from
Flnlay
Forks
the
rivers
re
navigable
so
that
the
railway
would
open
a
big
cou.ulry.
The
bishop
admired
tho'won-d'tliil
scenery
and
forest
wealth.
There,
had
been
few
forest
fires
the
country
bo
all
was
green
continued
on
page
rive)
POLICE
WILL
CHECK
FAST
DRIVING
AND
ALSO
JAY
WALKING
Victoria
Police
Commission
Is
Aroused
to
Action
by
Recent
Aooldents
VICTOIUA,
Aug.
29.
Following
I
hp
sad
ciise
of
twx
residents
of
t
lie
neighborhood
being
killed
a
result
or
the
fast
driving
nT
hv
Honk,
Victoria
police
commis-"ion
has
decided
thai
furious
hiving
within
Ibe
city
must
stop
1,111
1
Hie
lives
of
pedestrians
and
others
must
thus
be
protecled,
"n
the
other
band
the
conunis-"'
is
going
to
insist
that
jay
talking
on
the
part
of
pedes-rinns
shall
cease.
People
must
'in
tin.
street
at
Ibe
proper
in-lerxcclinns
and
In
the
manner
J'P'iniieil
by
the
police
regula-"""s.
Thai's
that,
as
the
nmyor
SHVtl
V
..
r...
.b.
nl
u"l
it
is
expected
that
the
police
no
on
their
toes
trying
to
uu
on
the
heels
of
ofrcntlers
president
of
Ihe
Canadian
Na-
llonal
Hallways
and
C
K.
Howard,
r
CiMila,
i
i
i,
,
,.
,11..
i.u
hasi
.
Ih
s
rou
e
the
bishop
dur
st
agent
or
the
same
,
ii
.
i
ii
i
i-
genera
'
'
r
.
billowed
mostly
on
horseback,
ravelling
that
way
for
nine
.lay:""""""
",,u
'
"
,.
'
"7"
al
a
stretch.
,'"
''I'
for
7
to""-'
to
Ga'-
Good
Railway
Pass
l?"'U"
Tlie
counlry
or
the
Sekanais
Is
"';.
An,'M;u-,
Cana.l
an
v-ntim,,,!
special
leached
by
way
of
Prince
George.
;
Rational
Siinunil
Lake,
Crooked
Diver,
tfnd
railway
',ain
.w"1
.
ea
.
will
S
'pember
t
a
d
the
Parsnip
River
as
far
as
,'"".
via
Mondial
Of.
Peace
lliver
Pass.
This
pass,
the
R
I"
Calgary
North
Day.
Lapreol,
Lo
g
lawa
bishop
say,.
Is
reputed
to
be
a
MiilaMe
one
for
the
railway
Iron,
'
';
"-",r
d
,
N
inni,,
A"
decorations
o
ecc
-of
I'eace
lliver
waybill
he
no
to
Ihe
coast
by
r
any
stops
e
nr
..
n
the
Sluart
Itiver.
Trappers
and,"""
His
Royal
Hi
ess
esle,n
trip
others
w,o
have
been
thai
way
all
,,n;.w
,.r
it
.
,
i
p,i
is
on
a
holiday
and
bis
request
for
a
railway.
They
say
it
Is
the
that
it
be
holiday
win
be
res
pected.
The
special
train
win
inaKo
the
trip
from
.'New
i.onuou
iy
Montreal
over
the
same
route
as
that
followed
by
Ibe
two
crack
Iralns
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
plying
between
Montreal
and
'Washington
known
as
"The
Washinglonian
"
going
M.uth
and
"The
Montreaicr
northbound.
Three
Sleeping
Cars
The
Hoyal
parly's
train
will
consist
of
two
baggace
cais.
Ibree
sleeping
cars,
wniusoi,
i
i,.
mill
"Alberta."
The
..
.
hoi
I..MUW
'
I
in
rmiL
illlllllg
car
oi.
purlinenl
observation
library
car
"Fort
Drabanl.
which
eciuipped
will,
radio
and
Iho
pri-
1
11
......
t
vale
cars
"Uiuiwa.
"i
-W
which
will
be,
occupied
by
and
bis
Wales
(be
Prince
-)f
included
in
the
Hoyal
parly
uenerai
.
.
w.
Drigadier
are
i.in
Allan
Lascalles
roiix'i,
'"r"
...
,
.
i..ui..
They
will
bo
aim
iiiim
-
.
areompanie.l
on
ll.e.r
mo
..
..
v..ii..iini
1
1
ii
ways
by
C
Lianauian
-
..
will
ollieially
e-.
K.
Howard,
who
ii...
niuiiiiuiiv.
on
men
present
",l
-
",'
..
,
i
1
.
i
..i-i,.,.
Mm
'visit
to
h.
r.
re
urn
eai
.
ik,.i
Uulleh
at
Wsh
!'.
A"
;
will
travel
over
Ho
arly
ine
piny
imllways
lo
Canadian
.uui..
..i..
'i
iipnii
1
1
y,v:l";?..",l
'
;:
,
ce
or
w.io-
.Vu7n?..;.V..-i
stales.
Presi
visit
lo
me
,.ml(lvU
dent
Sam
uea,
u.
v....lBr.H.l..Sr,,,in,l
disposal
of
BERLIN,
Aug.
20.
The
German
Reichstag
today
accepted!
the
Diiwes
reparations
plan
agreement
concluded
at
the
recent
conference
by
adopting
on
a
vole
of
III
5
to
127,
thus
providing
the
necessary
two-thirds
majority,
the
railway
hill
to
put
into
i
of
feci
the
provisions
of
the
Loudon
agreement.
1
The
Nationalists,
whose
open
opposition
to
the
agreement
and
whose
attacks
on
it
made
the
result
of
the
voting
problematic,
voted
iu
favor
or
the
railway
hill
but
against
the
banking
bill,
another
oT
the
Dawes
measures,
which
was
adopted
by
a
vote
of
2U."
to
172,
a
two-thirds
vote
being
unnecessary
on
this
bill.
ANYOX
AND
OCEAN
FALLS
CONSTABLES
EXCHANGE
PLACES
Provincial
Constable
H.
A.
Deaven
of
Ocean
Falls
is
to
exchange
places
with
Constable
A.
Dryden
or
Anyox,
Ibe
transfer
1
take
effect
next
week.
Constable
Arthur
Collins
is
al
luesent
at
Ocean
Falls
relieving
Constable
Deaven
who
has
been
on
leave.
HELPLESS
FISHING
SCHOONER
TOWED
TO
PORT
OF
GLOUCESTER
OLOITCHSTKH.
Mas.,
Aug.
21).
The
helpless
hulk
of
the
fish
ing
schooner
Doricas
of
Glou-
cesler
Willi
ine
captain
missing
was
lowed
into
port
yesterday.
Doth
masts
were
gone
and
flic
dories
and
loose
gear
bad
been
carried
away
by
the
recent
storm.
Women
of
Moosehearl
Legion
Whist
Drive
and
Dance.
Tuesday,
Sept.
2,
8.30
sharp.
Weslboline
Orchestra.
207
his
business
car
which
will
take
the
Prince
lo
and
from
Washing.
Ion
and
to
New
London,
Conn..
where
be
will
transfer
lo
the
cars
of
the
Canadian
National
Hail-ways.
Following
Ihe
visit
to
his
ranch
il
has
been
ollieially
announced
that
the
Prince
of
Wales
will
vi.sit
Jasper
National
Park
anil
Jasper
Park
Lodge,
(lie
Canadian
National
Hallways
resort
in
the
Canadian
luukits.
JAP
BRIDES
FOR
STATES
Vessel
Said
to
be
off
Coast
With
200
Oriental
Women
Aboard
SEATTLE,
Aug.
29.
Government
vessels
have
been
ordered
to
prevent
a
Japanese
five-mastod
schooner
rumored
to
be
off
the
Strait
of
Juan
do
Fuca
with
200
Japanese
picture
brides
from
landing
the
woman.
Federal
officers
are
advised
that
the
vessel's
master
intended
to
smuggle
some
of
the
women
Into
Canada
and
thence
over
the
boundary
while
the
remainder
would
be
landed
at
secluded
United
States
points.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
Sttnd
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
For
rates,
apply
to
Doston
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
6th
St.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIOECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL.
XIV.,
NO.
20
i
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
Fill
DAY,
AUGUST
2t,
102i.
Yf(ttr4ay't
Clreulttont
176.
Street
Sales,
481
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
1;
in
Jinn
.
hElCHSTAG
ACCEPTS
DAWES
PLAN
BISHOP
BDNOZ
TEUS
ROTARY
CLUB
OF
HIS
VISIT
TO
INTERIOR
MANS
Bishop
Bunoz
Tells
of
Country
of
Sekanais
Valuable
Mica
Mine
Being
Opened:
Peace
River
Pass
a
Good
One:
Country
Fertile:
Indian
Customs.
What
may
prove
more
valuable
than
a
gold
mine
is
a
mica
mine
being
worked
on
the
Fiiulluy
lliver
near
Fort
(irabani,
ac-
Cordillg
lO
ArtllOISllop
minor,
in
jiii
iiiiuruss
iu
me
iiuiiiij
ijiuif;
yesterday.
This
is
the
jmly
mica
mine
in
Canada,
acconling
to
the
same
authority
ami
it
is
controlled
by
Kdmonton
und
New
Yolk
capital.
They
tire
spending
a
lot
or
money
in
proving
the
properly,
uniting
a
ten
mile
trail
through
the
woods
and
driving
a
tunnel
to
prove
the
underground
quality
of
the
mica.
The
country
around
the
Parsnip,.
Finlny
and
Peace
River,
is
,,at
'
of
Hi"
diocese
or
Prince
Hoped
or
which
Bishop
Dunoz
has
charge.
Ho
periodically
visits
the
four
tribe
ol
Indians
Sekanais,
Carrier,
Rabine
and
Chil-culin
This
year
be
visited
Ihe
Sekanais
and
lie
describes
the
MMJiitry
in
which
they
lic
as
a
tiwKt
wonderful
one.
well
wooded,
Ifilile
and
abounding
In
game
In-rlmling
moose
and
caribou.
The',
Indian
are
h
nomadic
people
audi
have
always
lived
far
from.
..thel
haunt
or
white
people.
mey
are
a
Hue
people
physically,
dif-ierliig
slightly
from
the
other
tribes
And
having
their
own
native
language.
This
was
Ibe
country
through
which
Sir
Alexander
Mackenzie
passed
on
bis
way
lo
the
roast
at
Delia
Coola.
lie
went
up
Ibe
Peace
and
Parsnip
rivers
and
down
the
Fraser
in
I7U3
to
about
Uncsncl
then
by
way
of
the
Illackvvatcr
lo
Delia
ARRANGEMENTS
FOR
PRINCE
Special
Train
to
Carry
Him
Over
Canadian
National
Lines
to
Calgary
MONTREAL,
Aug.
29.
Final
arrangements
have
been
made
for
the
reception,
or
"the
Prince,
or
Wales
and
his
party
on
the
occasion
of
Ibe
visit
to
bis
ranch
in
Alberta
next
month.
Upon
his
return
to
New
York
after
bis
visit
to
Washington,
D.C.,
the
PrinceV
party
will
be
inel
by
1.
K.
Calloway,
chief
assistant
to
Sir
Henry
W.
Thornton,
K.D.E..
Magnificent
Specimen
of
Moose
Head
One
of
the
Big
Game
trophies
being
exhibited
at
the
British
Empire
Exhibition
at
Wembley
by
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Reparations
Agreement
A
ccepied
By
German
Reichstag
on
a
Vote
Giving
Two
Thirds
Majority
For
LARKIN
COMING
COAST
TO
STUDY
TRADE
.
TOIIOXTO,
Aug.
29
lion.
P.
C.
Larkin,
Canadian
High
Commissioner
in
London
who
js
here
on
a
short
Stay,
it
is
aid
al
the
request
of
Ihe
government
would
pro-
bably
make
a
trip
to
the
coast
going
on
one
railway
and
returning
by
lire
other
in
order
to
study
trade
con-
ditious.
MEXICANS
KILLED
AMERICAN
WQMAN
MUTILATED
BODY
MEXICO
CITY,
Aug.
29.
An
American
woman
was
killed
and
her
body
mut
dialed
by
a
band
of
robbers
who
attacked
a
parly
of
tourists
near
San
Margos.
C.N.Il.
steamer
Prince
fleorge,
Cant.
Harrv
Nedden.
from
Van
coiivcr
and
wayporls
is
due
on
time
at
3
o'clock
this
afternoon.
Provincial
Cabinet
Reorganized
Hon.
J.
D.
McLean
Minister
of
Finance:
Railways
to
Sutherland
VICTORIA,
Aug.
2!t.
The
first
s,lep
iu
the
reorganization
or
the
provincial
cabinet
was
made
yesterday
when.
Premier
Oliver
annoiiifceil
the
nimoinlment
of
Hon.
J.
I).
McLean
ns
minister
of
finance
to
succeed
Hon.
John
Hart,
resigned.
Hon.
Dr.
Sutherland,
minister
or
works,
takes
the
additional
portfolio
of
railways
reliuipiished
by
Dr.
MacLean.
In
addition
to
the
duties
of
minister
of.
finance,
Dr.'
McLean
will
continue
to
act
as
provincial
secretary
and
to
tulmiu-isler
the
education
department.
There
will
be
other
changes
iu
the
cabinet,
it
is
intimated,
but
.pot
before
next
mouth,
The
reorganization
announced
reduces
the
cabinet
membership
from
eight
lo
'even.
Boats
Destroyed
off
East
Coast
of
Canada
by
Gale
Which
Swept
the
Atlantic
HALIFAX,
Aug.
2U.
The
gale
that
swept
the
Nova
Scotia
coast
Tuesday
night
took
the
lives
of
seven
men
including
the
captain
and
crew
of
five
of
the
fishing
schooner
Anna
Macdon-ald
at
Yarmouth
Dar.
It
destroyed
the
fishing
boat
Lizzie
E.,
a
Ney
York
yacht,
Shanghai,
the
schooner
Lady
Thorbiirn,
the
coasting
steamer
Aspy
and
schooners
Golden
Cup
aid
Bridget.
Passengers
and
crews
had
iu
many
cases
miraculous
escapes
from,
death.
TRAIN
WRECK
LAHORE,
INDIA
VICTOIUA,
Aug.
29
Prince
Albert,
formerly
ot
mis
jporl,
left
here
for
the
California
coast
and
Mexico
with
20,000
CONDITIONS
cases
or
liquor.
She
will
be
away.
about
two
months
before
relurn-
ing
ror
Ihe
Christmas
supply
ot
wine,
wniskey
anil
liqueurs.
Canadian
Skirmisher
brought
In
15,000
cases
or
light
wines
and
liquors
part
of
which
went
on
Ihe
Albert
and
Ibe
remainder
will
be
sent
south
on
the
Prin-
cipio.
The
Stodacoua
and
Mala-
hat
also
will
load
liquor
here.
The
Ogden
Point
docks
are
be-
i
corning
very
busy
places
follow-
ing
the
transfer
of
the
liquor
shipping
business
to
this
port.
PRINCE
ARRIVES
IN
NEW
YORK
TODAY
AND
GOES
TO
LONG
ISLAND
NEW
YORK!
Aug.
29.
-
The
Prince
of
Wales
arrived
on
the
Derengaria
at
quarantine
at
2.17
this
aflernoon.
The
Prince
planned
lo
leave
the
liner
as
soon
as
Ibe
customary
medical
inspec.
(ion
of
the
vessel
could
be
conu
nleted
and
nroceed
lo
Olencove,
Long
Island.
FORESTRY
OFFICIALS
BEING
TRANSFERRED
Launch
Embree
Moved
to
Swan-son
Bay
and
J.
B.
Scott,
From
Port
Clements,
Is
New
Ranger
There
T.
A.
Clarke,
assistant
district
forest
iu.
is
at
Swanson
Day
m
connection
with
some
depart
mental
transfers
that
are)
being
made.
The
forestry
boat
Embree
is
being
taken
from
Cumshewa
In
lei
lo
Swanson
Day
as
head
quarters
and
J.
D.
Scot
I,,
forest
ranger,
is
transferred
Tron
Port
Clements
to
Swanson
Day.
V.
D.
Penny
Is
moving
rrom
Thurston
Harbor
lo
Port
Clements
and
there
will
be
no
ranger
at
the
.Vrmer
ulace
in
the
meantime.
STATION
OPEN
BY
NEXT
YEAR
Two
Hundrod
Killed
or
Injured,
as
Scientific
Biological
Plant
Here
a
Result
of
Collision
LONDON,
Aug.
20.
Nearly
200
Should
be
Running
by
Spring,
says
John
Dybhavn
M'l.Iln
rinnl
mill.
t
1:11,.
I
I
I
i
line
iiuai
ai
i
ciiimi
rim
-ill
a
Willi
people
were
killed
and
injured
in
11,0
Provincial
government
in
re
a
collision
between
two
passe,,-
to
the
s
te
have
not
ye
gor
trains
near
Lahore,
British
India.
Sixty-seven
bodies
have'
'
'
i
:
1
U1
"
c.en
.r.c
biological
sta-ami
been
recovered
from
the
wreck
remainl'10"
to
be
",ab
i8l,eJ
0'
h
Sv-amoug
more
than
twenty
here
w.U
be
ready
the
debris.
There
are
102;7""iel
wharf
to-juWk
-
tior
optrapext
.ring..
it
wa.
-
-
stale,
this
morning
by
John
TTiirrAnii
1
"IT'fl
il'J'bhavn,
member
or
Ihe
biologi-
VII
1
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III
II
K
ica
boariJ
for
,lie
1acific
coast,
Tlvi
llllrl
1UvlW
who
returned
this
morning
from
AREVERYBUSY
From
Vancouver
Causes
Ac
tlvlty,
Albert
Leaves
a
trip
south
in
the
course
of
which
be
had
occasion
to
take
the
matter
up
with
th-
govern-
merit.
Transfer
of
Llriuor
Business!
While
in
the
south,
Mr.
Dyb-
Iiavn
visited
the
biological
station
at
Departure
Day
near
Na-naimo.
He
found
that
there
had
-
Steamer
ijeen
0
many
workers
there
this
z
year
that,
accommodation
would
"
now'
have
lo
receive
attention.
At
limes
there
were
as
many
as
fit-
teen
persons
working
there.
Mr.
Dybhavn
also
attended
conference
of
fisheries
and
bio-'r
logical
ofllcials
held
iu
Ibe
ofllcc
of
Major
J.
A.
Motherwell,
chief
a
inspector
of
fisheries,
at
v
an-c
couver.
The
matter
of
co-opera;
tion
and
co-operation
of
policies
of
the
two
departments,
with
res.
pect
lo
the
future
of
biological
work
on
the
coast
was
discussed.
No
Scientists
Coming
Mr.
Dybhavn
happened
to
be
htf
Vancouver
while
over
300
dele-u
gates
to
the
recent
convention
o
the
British
Association
for
Ibeu
Advancement
oT
Science
at
To
ronto
were
I
here
and
be
met
a
number
ol
Ihem.
The
large?
party,
which
contained
men
or
all-nationalities,
came
lo
Vancouver
on
two
special
trains.
They?.
spent
two
days
there
and
left
foe.
the
East
last
Tuesday.
Mr.
Dyb-r
havn
does
not
expect
any
of
Ihem'
will
visit
Prince
Rupert.
Members
of
Ihe
biological
section
of
the
convention
visited
Ihe
station,
at
Departure
Day
and
showed
keen
interest
in
tho
work
that
is
being
carried
on
there.
NO
RELIEF
FOR
KINDERSLEY
Nearest
Planes
arts
at
Prince
Ru
pert
and
no
Bases
In
North
OTTAWA,
Aug.
29r
Owing
to
lack
ot
bases
in
the
north
ft
Is
feared
the
airboanl
will
bo
unable
to
send
relief
lo
the
Hudson's
Diiy
schooner
Lady
Kin-dersley
drifting
in
the
ice
near
Point
Rarrow.
The
nearest
plane
is
al
Prince
Rupert.
The
Hudson's
Bay
Company
had
requested
the
assistance
by
airplane
but
under"
Ihe
circumstances
there
Is
much
doubt
if
such
assistance
i
practical.