TAY
I
and
Ia.-.,,,l)(
lllliuiiuf($
Party
Was
Well
Treated
By
Russians
At
Petropavlovsk:
Misfortune
Was
Due
To
Fog.
p'&nlimo
but
he
was
inclined
lo
pink
that
he
would
not
try
6?ain
If
llin
American
flyers
are
ccssful
Ibis
year,
'there
will
lie
the
sjime
Incentive
for
any
nation
lo
inbark
on
the
project
IliPXt
y,.ar
Crowded
Ship
The
Thicnval
is
a
crowded
III-
lle
nliip
having
on
board
beside.
I
her
crew,
of
L'0.
thirteen
passen
gers
including
four
members
of
i'be
flight
party,
two
Japanese
liaison
officers
who
were
unable
MOND
ELECTED
IN
CARMARTHEN
I
former,
Member
of
Lloyd
George
"oumioi
ucis
Dig
majority
in
Welsh
Constituency
LONDON,
Aug.
10.
Sir
AUred
M,,"d.
minister
of
health
In
the
Lloyd
.George
cabinet,
was
elected
member
of
the
House
of
Conu
miuiH
in
llifl'conslllucncy
of
West
Uiniarlhen,
Wales,
yesterday,
"iilingfoolli
Labor
ami
Conserva
'lv
CHiididulcs.
The
vole
was:
AUred
Mond
..
..
..
12,700
vnii3)
uuuur
.
.
vtooi
b'r
Alfred
Stephens,
Con.
7,8U6
sage
all
the
way
to
Prince
Hu
the
fog
which
was
well
nigh
im
1
1
M.'iintK-V
(!iiii:nli:iii
Hliin
Thienval.
rnrrvincr
Romidroti
!
?ader
A.
S.
C.
Sluarl
MacLaren
iiikJ
his
officers
t.f
the
ill-fated
,vonl
of
a
""!
of
members
of
jjntbh
round-the-world
flight,
arrived
in
port
from.
Dutch
liirlMjr
this
morning
at
2
o
clock
mid
will
remain
here
until
UKMigh,
naltirully,
keen
disappointment
Is
voiced
by
them
at
their
.dure
through
no
fault
of
Iheiri
wi,
Sergeant
II.
Andrew,
lo
return
to
B'mTihii
Jci
jii,
Is
still
a
sick
man
Holering
irotn
miliaria
louowmg
slight
sun
lrokc
in
Asia.
It
til
bo
necessary
for
hint
to
en-
rr
hospital
al
Vancouver
before
inibarklng
on
I
he
overland
trip
oine
from
Vancouver.
Plane
on
Deck
llallened
down
tin
the
port
side
Sf
(he
afler
deck
of
the
Thirp-
al
is.
the
wreck
of
lite
Nicker
lr..n
I.
tl.
I
I..
.1,....
.....I
IllltUrU
UllipilllMit'.l
ill!
I'm,
n;
beside
it
the
10(1
Lyon
engine
ll,
p.
Napier
pert
front
Dutch
Harbor,
I
he
I'hus
Is
given
evl-j
voyage
of
1370
miles
beiiig
made
penetrable.
Had
Ihe
flyers
arrived
at
Ihe
scene
half
an
hour
later,
they
would
probably
have
got
through
successfully
as
llio
air
cleared.
On
hilling
the
water,
the
pontoons
were
broken
and
later
the
right
wing
was
smashed
on
the
choppy
surface
Ihe
only
thing
lo
do,
however,
was
to
carry
.
"
I""'1
l)ei"K
in
sight
and
no
tine
knowing
definitely
where
(hey
were.
Willi
realiie
.wlial
a
close
call
lhey
had
from
certain
dealh.
Squadron
Lender
MacLaren
emphasizes
Ihe
ril
Unit
the
eiuiinc
had
been
Arrangomonts
Being
Made
by
Board
of
Trade
For
Week's
Outing
to
Interior
Tin'
hoard
of
trade
has
arranged
for
a
big
excursion
to
the
BulkUy
Valley,
the
whole
tour
to
occupy
a
week,
the
parly
lo
go
and
come
on
special
cars
provided
by
the
railway
company.
All
this
is
subject
t
a
sufficient
number
deciding
lo
make
the
trip.
In
any
I
lie
board
of
trade
will
go.
The
excursion
is
a
pretentious
.unlay
evening.
The
flyers
will
proceed
soulh
on
the
vessel
t,one
incluifing
vImIh
lo
Ihe
lelkwa
fciiiiwner
and
will
return
to
England
over
the
Canadian
Pacific
barbecue
and
the
Smithers
fair.
.Smini
I.i-iii
Mael.aren.
intr
'"
r,,u
"
"'i'
.muvu
mil
er
.oiiimaiti
er:
v
Mtctr
William
Plenderleith,
pilot:
and
Col.
L.
K.
Hroome,
ad-!"'"""
IJi"
Placier
ami
.
.
a
.
...
Id
I
II........
Ik
II...
1
I
'
M
I
M.
ire
officer
of
Ihn
flight,
are
in
good
health
and
spirits
al-
"ve
m?
rj,wuu
!
The
arrangements
arc
in
the
hands
of
a
bpard
of
trade
Com.
I'okio
from
the
mittee
which
s
now
m;tklng
re'--
servnlions
for
the
trip
and
com
Knriles
and
nime
throii&h
on
I
he
Thiepval
lo
return
across
the
P'etfng
plans
for
the
big
event.
Pacific
via
Vancouver;
G.
Vali-ipietle,
of
Ottawa,
moving
picture
operator;
II.
I.aing
of
Gomox,
Dominion
government
orontliologist;
Capl.
A.
Freeman
tif
Vancouver,
pilot,
and
a
stow-away
who
boarded
the
vessel
al
Petropavlovsk.
(
CONSUL
GOES
i
JAIL
MONTREAL
I
be
Ihiepval
had
a-
fine
pas-
Found
Guilty
of
Smuggling
Alco
hoi
and
Narcotics
and
Given
Six
Months
nee
nf
the
crash
in
the
fog
In
six
days
and
ten
hours.
There
MON
l'IiHAL,
Aug.
16.
Iiich
brought
lo
an
end
the
although
west
of
there
It
pre-
Haymand
De
lorrents,
local
opes
of
the
llritish
airmen
lojvallcd
consistently.
Spanish
merchant,
found
guilty
the
first
round-the-world
ers.
The
machine
and
engine
ull
be
left
at
Jericho
Reach
pending
further
instructions.
Asked
whether
he
expected
to
Snake
another
attempt
lo
fly
Due
to
Foq
of
smuggling
alcohol
through
When
Squadron
Leader
Mac-
Canad
tan
custom?
and
importing
"u
"
"e
'c
'
I.aren's
machine
crashed
at
Nikolskl,
the
commander
him-fenced
to
six
monlhs
in
jail,
lhey
"'t
for
clemency,
self.
Flying
Ollicer
Plen.lerleilh
and
Col.
Hroome
were
aboard.
i
round
the
world
next
year,
c,,..,,,....,!
Andrews
was
lying
ill
......
luadron
Leader
MacLaren
slaledallH.iri,
the
Thiciival
to
which
he
1
1?
1
1
K
MAI
A
I
H
lial
lie
was
not
prepared
to
give
definite
answer
at.
this,
time.
Bids
would
depend
entirely
upon
hrcuiuslatices
arising
In
the
was
removed
at
Petropavlovsk.
,1AAlllll
1
lLUkJKi
I'he
accident
was
entirely
due
to
OFF
NEW
YORK
Soventeon
Thousand
Ton
Liner
.Anchored
Flftoon
Miles
off
Fire
Island
CHANGES
POSITION
Speed
Boats
and
Yachts
Ply
Bo-
tweon
Liner
and
Shore
and
Parties
Aboard
Ihe
ponloons
piereced
and
the
NKW
YOIIK,
Aug.
lO.-Anchor
vvinir
broken,
there
was
imminent.'..,!
flftren
miles
off
Fire
Island
danger
of
everybody
being
lostsv,
an
article
in
Ihe
Tribune,
is
If
Ihe
machine
capsized
as
11
was
a
seventeen
thousand
ton
liner
threatening
lo
.do.
At
las
land
fyng
the
British
flap
converted
was
seen
about
.two
miles.
olT,
in0
a
palatial
floating
cabaret.
anil,
by
taxiing,
the
damaged'Any
kind
of
drink
is
obtainable
inac)iine
was
beached
under
I
lie
on
her.
clilTs
of
Behring
Island.
The
The
silverware
and
linen
flyers
scrambled
ashore
near
aboard
the
steamer
is
stamped
Nikolskl
ami
later
salvaged
the
wilh
the
name
of
the
former
machine.
Only
lhey
lliemseivs
iierman
liner
rreuericn
tier
(irosse
lnu
the
name
or
uie
vessel
is
painted
out.
The
liner
is
Ibeiscene
of
nightly
parlies
given
by
weallhy
patrons
runcl
ioning
er'feclly
and
regrelsSpeed
lioals
ami
yachts
piy
ne-intleed
Ihat
misunderstanding,!
ween
the
liner
and
shore.
The
caused
l
to
have
been
tinder-vessel
frequently
shirts
her
posi-slood
otherwise.
If
Ihe
engine
lioq
and
only
those
known
to
the
ha,
not
kept
on,
Ihe
lives
of
the
captain
know
where
she
wlll.be
......i..
...
.it,
I
purl
n
I
ii
I
v
have
lieen
louiui
ui.
an
uiiius.
lost.
Wonderful
Welcome
Dospilo
ihe
fact
that
Mieir
(cuntiuuod
on
page
3)
All
classes
of
exhibitors
are
A
DIRECT
CABLE
TO
GREAT
BRITAIN
Now'
Service
Inaugurated
Yostor-day
In
Message
to
King
George
MONTREAL.
Aug.
16
two
niinules
elapsed
between
the
linn'
that
Mayor
Charles
Duquet
25
shim
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
AmDuiant
wilh
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
I
q$&
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
ci.nH
Roval
Hotel.
3rd
Ave.
I
Q
parlies.
and
6th
St..
It
f
AU8&0
JQ
0
1024
1
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
watt
viukuk,
prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's.
Newspaper
Phona
457.
rVYjS
VOL.
XIV.,
NO.
193.
1MUNCF.
RUPERT,
H.G.,
HATLRDAY,
AUGUST
10,
IU24.
Vitrdy'i
Circulation,
1,850.
Street
8l,
Hi
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
BRITISH
AIRMAN
ARRIVES
DURING
NIGHT
IAJ0R
MARTIN'S
PLANE
IS
RECOVERED
AND
CONTROVERSY
ARISES
OVER
IT
'quadron
Leader
MacLaren
Here
From
Big
Adventure
in
North
Where
Nearly
Lost
His
Life
Behring
Isd.
Splendid
Work
of
Engine
Made
It
Possible
For
EXCURSION
TO
Ihem
lo
Reach
Shore
After
Plane
Wrecked
HOT
LIKELY
MAKE
ANOTHER
ATTEMPT
BULKLEY
FAIRS
I
aaaaHaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaSi
3aaB
(OBr
ILiaaaaaaLiSaaaianaal
A
recent
photograph
of
the
sons
of
the
former
Crown
Prince
of
Germany.
On
the
left
is
William
Frederick
and
on
the
right
Mollis
Ferdinand.
MacLaren
Thinks
Zanni
Will
Have
Hard
Time
Making
Round
ur
Nikolskl,
Hehring
Island,'
was
no
fog
afler
Dulch
Harbor
Maulquer.
consul
for
Spain,
and
lunlimited
financial
resources."
BRITISH
FLYERS
ARE
GIVEN
MEMBERSHIP
IN
II...
nnl.tn
eninimn
p
n
1
en
nn
"l,m"
oi.na.,
,uu
aV
the
Atlantic
Coast
in
Canada
or,
urged
to
make
their
entries
for
Montreal
at
exactly
the
same
the
Exhibition
now.
U
t'e.
preciation
oT
himself
and
his
at
New
York.
Formerly
it
was
.
a
mailer
of
several
'hours
to
,t,,n.
a
tl,e
frew
onf
,,f
local
club
room
during
I
;
..visit
here.
a
.....
i
...
i.-..i
i
ii
!
WRKSTLING
Martin's
Plane
Struck
Low
Foothills
When
It
Was
Wrecked
in
Alaska
PORT
MOLLER,
Alaska,
Aug.
10
William'
Sullivan,
a
fire
man
at
the
fish
hatchery,
reported
at
the
Pacific
American
lisheries
cannery
station
here
that
he
found
the
airplane
wre-eked
on
April
30
by
Major
Fred
Martin,
then
commander
of
the
American
round
the
world
flight.
Sullivan
said
the
plane
struck
on
gradually
sloping
ground
and
that
there
was
no
mountain
within
a
milev'uf.
the
spot.
He
expressed
the
opinion
that
Martin
was
flying
very
low
when
he-
hit.
If
he
had
been
150
feet
from
the
ground
he
would
have
OLIVER
OPENS
HIS
CAMPAIGN
"bribe"
to
prevent
him
giving.
jusl
rtema,lds
ful1
consid-
Regarding
the
attempt
of
Major
Zanni,
the
Argentinean
air-
U'nfe
man
to
fly
around
the
world,
Squadron
Leader
MacLaren
said
this
morning
that
whether
or
not
he
would
be
successful
would
'
"
depend
largely
on
the
type
of
machine
he
was
using.
Stating
PUPATTA
TAHinRRflW
Ihat
Zanni
had
picked
the
worst
lime
of
Hie
year
to
fly
from
Gal-
"HUftllM
lUlllUniXUn
cutla
eastwards,
Squadron
Leader
MacLaren
predicted
hard;
fights
against
weather
conditions
for
the
Argentinean.
There
tYenl
Rl
Tugweii
isiana
in
von-
would
be
the
monsoons
to
contend
with
before
reaching
Tokio,
"From
what
1
know
afler
Tokio,
I
think
the
crossing
of
the
North
Pacific
at
this
time
of
the
year
is
impracticable.
Such
a
Miguel
flight
ispractically
impossible
withoiit
.government
assistance
or
nectlon
With
Yacht
Club
Plcnlo
A
printed
irtigram
of
events
in
passed
over
any
elevations
in
the
;
vicinity,
which
he
called
foothills,
f
The
plane
was;
30
miles
from
the
cannery
at
which.
Martin
and
his
companion
arrived
after
ten
lays'
wandering,
.f
The
machine
was
hopelessly
shattered.
I
Martin
Donles
Declares
Will
Not
Bribe
Electors
BKLLINGHAM,
Aug.
16
"V1U
But
Will
Grant
Any
Just
liam
Sullivan
of
Port
Moller
may
Dues
jcall
the
sloping
ground
where
my
'plane
crashed
a
foothill,
but
I
NELSON,
Aug.
16
Speaking
to
consider
it
a
mountain."
declared
lone
of
the
largest
audiences
ever
Major
Frederick
Martin,
when
seen
in
the
Opera
House
hereshown
the
Port
Moller
de-
'.
Premier.
Oliver
last
night
opened
spatches.
He
asserted
that
Sulli-
'tlte
by-election
campaign.
The
van
was
wrong
when
he
said
the
premiep,ihiclaeii
that
he
would
plane.,
could
ihavc.
avoided
vthe
neither
pminise
rior
permit
any
foothills
by-
flying
150'
feet
of
his
colleague's
to:promie
pub-
higher.
Martin
stated
at
.
the
lie
works
to
Nelson,
but
If
Nelson
time
of
the
cranh
be
was
flying
T17
IJ
r
i
Tl
f
t
V
had
anv
Just
demands
lie
would
1.500
feet
from
the
lop
of
the
rr
Ul
IU
1
llglll
1
llld
l
IIHC
Ul
I
CUI
not
perinit
the
opposition
cry
of
mountain
where
he
landed.
U.S.
FLYERS
ARE
DELAYED
Supply
Boats
Fall
to
Get
Thruogt
Ice
t
oNew
Landing
Site
REYKJAVIK,
Iceland,
Aug.
16v-
connection
with
Ihe
Prince
Uu
Boats
from
the
United
States;
pert
Rowing
and
Yacht
Club
pic-
world
flyers
supply
ship
failed
tc
nic
lo
be
held
tomwrrow
has
been
get
through
the
ice
to
the
news
issued.
II
shows
a
number
of
landing
place
in
Greenland.
'
The?
regatta
events
commencing
with
only
hope
of
the
aviators
starts
a
'grand
parade
of
boats
from
the
ing
their
bop
to"
Greenland
to-
TDCAT
WAD
UCTCDAWC
'ac"1
'-'no
ai
io.jo
.snu
inciuu-
morrow
ties
in
ice
couuiuuiis
(muni
YYAK
YLlCKnPlj
ing
a
five
mile
race
of
launches
becoming
belter
immediately
anil
'and
rowing,
paddling
and
swim-
Ihe
boats
succeeding
in
another
In
Hie
course
of
the
welcome
ming
races.
A
number
of
com'-
attempt
which
is
lo
bo
made-
to
staged
early
this
morning
aboard
mitlees
have
Ihe
various
features
night.
This
is
regarded
as
not
ll.M.C.S.
Thiepval
to
the
.
Urltish
in
hand.
The
general
committee
likely.
'Only
,
round
the
world
flybrs,
Fred
consists
of
R.
E.
Benson,
J.
i
I'yie,
luesiiieni
or
llie
ureal
warneeie,
Alex,
Jicuonani,
w
.
vv
.
me
.uayor
auu
niucnneu
are
Veterans'
Association,
jirescnted
Wralhall,
Sidney
Hunter,
L.
meeting
Squadron
Leader
M
no
te
of
Montreal
cabled
the
Prince
Squadron
Leader
MacLareh,
Col.
Styles,
Alex.
Finnic,
J.
Lindsay,
Laren
informally
on
ll.M.C.S.
or
Wales
yesterday
and
received,,r''1,lue-
''ylng
Officer
Plender-Alex.
McRae,
and
Ileid.
Thiepval
Ibis
afternoon,
'ellli.
and
Sergeant
Andrews
withl
his
answer
by
means
of
Ihe
direcl
cable
service
inaiifruraled
ve
memi.ersuips
in
me
organi-
-
-
.
hy
ihe
Canadian
National
Tele-Squailroii
Leadef
Mac-j
P
J
A
graphs,
and
Ihe
Anglo-
American
Laren
received
a
handsome
mtm-,f
YCMCe
CLCL
KjftYTlUlliy
H2Y2
o
Telegraph
Uo.
"v
"r,"K,
"
The
inauguration
or
this
new
pal
of
tliM
city
and
his
corn-service
dispenses
with
the
delays
P"''
will
bo
given
simi
ar
...liiili
Imvn
luinn
OTiiiirionpOil
in
(ones
taiei.
All
four
were
also
1
.
r
.
t.,-.,..,l...l
n.:ii.
..,.lw,.,..I.I..
I
...
i
the
past
through
the
transmis-
7"
"i'
sious
of
cables
over
land
lines
to
lonf;
";ron
deader
MacLaren
on
i.lin.l
n(l
nliltf
mn
nrt
I
lin
.HiMiut'iii
.hi
r.nj,""1".
ii
if
,,
'i
question
of
but
a
few
seconds.
The
new
service
was
ollicially
opened
by
Mayor
Cliarbis
Duquette
of
Montreal
who
at
ten
o'clock
closed
the
switch
linking
Ihe
new
olllce
in
Montreal
with
the
cable
olllce
at
22
Great
Winchester
Slreel
London.
The
first
message
transmitted
was
from
Lord
Ryng
lo
His
Majesty
King
George,
V.
Send
Both
Ways
It
is
possible
on
the
new
cablo
to
send
fifty
words
a
ininule
duplex,
which
means
Ihat
a
cablegram
can
be
on
its'
way
to
London
and
Jinolher
on
Its
wny
have
Nels
Jeoson
of
Edmonton
vs.
Jack
Burns
of
Spokane
for
the
middleweight
championship
of
Canada,
Monday.
August
18,
Empress
Theatre.
ZANNI
AT
BANGKOK
Ihe!
t
Ireir
BANGKOK,
Siam,
Aug.
16.
Major
Zanni.
the
Argentine
globe
flyer,
arrived
here
from'
Burma..
to
Evacuation
Terms:
Troops
Commence
to
Withdraw
Soon
LONDON.
Aug.
10.
August
15,
1025.
is
the
date
finally
agreed
on
for
the
Ruhr
evacuation
in
return
for
-Rie
acceptance
by
Germany
of
the
French
proposals
that
the
Ruhr
occupation
continue
for
one
year,
r
ranee
agreed
to
desist
from
her
pre
vious
demand
for
a
commercial
agreement
and
other
economic
benefits
which
were
lu
be
linked
with
the
question
of
occupa
lion.
The
French
and
Relgians
also
agreed
upon
the
evacuation
of
all
towns
and
points
outside
the
Ruhr
not
in
the
district
oc-
cupied
under,
the
Versailles
1
"
'
treaty.
As
an
example
of
Rood-
will,
.he
French
troops
will
be
'.BRITISH
TROOPS
FOR
..;n.
I
f
l
I...
I
n.t.t
I
Wllliorawii
iruiu
ihiiiiiiuihi
auu
CtllWll
IPIIir
TAMU
surrounding
territory
on
August)
OUuAN
lXME
1U1MI
13,
one
day
after
the
French
j
Parliament
is
expected
lo
ratify
the
agreement.
II
is
agreed
Ihat
the
French
lo
Sudan
and
Germans
begin
negotiations!
in
Paris
for
commercial
treaties.
The
French
and
Belgians
shall
not
insist
upon
their
nationals
remaining
on
Ihe
German
rnil-
Taveri,
ways.
Thus
the
long
controversy
is
settled.
Battalion
of
British
Troops
Go
CAIRO,
Aug.
16.
No
British
iroop
have
yet
been
despatched
to
Ihe
Sudan
but
a
battalion
of
Argyle
and
Sutherland
Highland,
ers
stationed
at
Ismalia
Is
lenvi.
iivs
for
there
today.
iH
i
j.
i,
in
41.
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