25
TAXI
I
Ambuk
If
the
last
mentioned
'
plan
is
CORINTHIANS
WERE
BEATEN
BY
WINNIPEG
Famous
English
Football
Team
Goes
Down
Benire
All-Star
Aggregation
From
Manitoba
I
Anywhere
at
AnytlmJ
'"".-islaUve
Lii.,...,.
h
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd!
''aWiaini.m
..
J
and
6th
8U
I
,,u''l,ing.
MATT
VI
DECK.
Prop.
r.3l:
VOL.
XIV.,
NO.
188.
J
H'loplrd
it
will
entail
a
flight
of
liciessiuuios
necessitating
Hie
im:
naz-
..a..-
1W
miles
..-.,,.,,..
....nilnlUl
....!
rftju
task
of
landing
at
sea
lV()f
WTNMI'KO,
Aug.
11.
Coming
through,
in
tho
last
period
lo
score
jhree
goals,
Ibe
Winnipeg
All-Stars
defealei)
Ihc
famous
Corinliilans
by
a
score
of
four
to
Iwn
on
Saturday.
0.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Cincjnnuli
2,
.New
York
1,
St
Louis
5,
Brooklyn
I
.
l'ittsburg
10-7,
Pliiladclpliil
-
Chicago
11-2,
Boston
0-0.
American
League
Nev
York
5,
Cleveland
I,
Washington
2-H,
Chicago
8-5.
Boston
2,
Detroit
3,
Philadelphia
I,
St.
Louis
1.
SUNDAY
GAMES
"
American
League
Boston
I,
Delioit
I3t
New
York
I,
Cleveland
7.
Philadelphia
Hr
St.
Lull
Is
10.
Washington
1,
Chicago
2.
National
eLague
St.
Louis
5-t,
Brooklyn
0-8.
Cincinnati
i-5,
Xew
York
2-1.
oiof
Hanson
caiife
in
from
oniilliers
on
last
night's.
Iraln.
FUNERAL
TOMORROW
The
funeral
of
Ibe
laie
Mrs.
F.
(I,
Dawson
will
Hike
place
lonoii-ow,
Tuesday
aflerimoii
at
2.15
from
(ho
Presbyterian
Church.
Itcv.
11.
It.
(tlranl,
D.D,
oniclaling.
'
LARGE
POWDER
PLANT
BURNED
Forty-five
Million
Pounds
of
Ex
plosive
Destroyed;
Also
Buildings
nd
Machinery
lo
Cold
Storage.
President
21,000
al
13.00
and
0
lo
Atlin
Fisheries.
1
I'orrnrost
08,000
at
13.10
and
0
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
Sunset
10,000
al
15.10
and
0
to
Cold
Storage.
Western
30,000
tit
13.80
and
0
lo
lloyal
Fish
Co.
Canadian
F.lhei
June
3.000
at
12
and
7
to
Cold
Storage.
ir.iun
me
inuv
v
,...
..
fr,.m
..
;....
...!
cruwr
Hllei(,II.
Mirlimiw.,
Aliim
lliis
tniiinihir.
Ho
..,.i;i:i
ni.im..
...ll
o
i.i
,i
CPl
GENERAL
SUPERINTENDENT
IS
MAKING
TRIP
NORTH
Frank
V.
Peters,
general
siinet-iiitendenl
of
C.P.Il.
western
Leader
of
Provincial
Party
Ar
rives
to
Visit
Cannery
Interests
In
District
Major
General
A.
I).
VANCOUKH.
Aug.
11.
The
VISITING
CITY
clll,ice
of
H-
H-
I'ooley
as
leader
iiuuimu
vn
i
of
(e
Coil!M.,.valive
,iarl.
in
Uie
Legislature
was
made
after
a
three,
hour
private
session
oni
Saturday.
His
closest
competitor
for
the
position
was
J.
W
Jones,
member
for
South
Okan-
agan.
leader
m..
p0oley
has
been
nwmber
of
the
j,.,,,,
Provincial
political
Uci
parly,
fot-
Ksnuiinalt
since
1912.
He
is
ii
ii.i.
i,u
,.ii.
III
tin
I
II.
i
i.
.
i
,
l
m
.
v.
.
v
---
-
-
uillvui
uimiiij
ix
n
"in
a
&
iiic
c
will
spend
several
days
visiting
tx
,e
Legislative
was
inlierilcd
cannery
interests
in
the
'.district.
rro0,
i,
falher.
Hon.
C.
II.
K.
A.
James
of
Vancouver
ac-
pooley.
who
sat
as
member
for
conmanies
luni.
..
;
.Esquimau
for
22
years.
General
Mellae
will
go
lo
Walun
lliver
tonight
on
the
Prince
John.
Ileluriiing
to
Hie
cily,
be
will
go
lo
Claxtou
ami
then
lo
Slewarl
where
lie
has
lines,
and
Mrs.
Peters
were
In
mining
inleresls
Die
cily"
from
Vancouver
this
1
morning.
They
are
making
Hie
round
trip
lo
Skagway
and
Atlin
on
Ibe
steamer
Princess
Alice.
The
new
leader
is
a
trenchant
and
fearless
critic
bill
lacks
the
ability
to
enthuse
his
followers
and
Is
nol
an
able
public'
speaker.
BIGGEST
AND
MOST
POWERFUL
OF
NEW
US.
BOATS
HERE
Halibut
Schooner
Foremost
Is
86
Feet
Long
and
Cost
$40,000
to
Build
The
largest
and
most
powerful
of
the
many
new
American
hali-
NASH
VILLI-!,
Aug.
11.
Forty;
l)u(
boats
which
have
made
their
million
pounds
of
powder
was
destroyed
by
fire
at
Old
Hickory
powder
plant
The
loss,
based
on
present
prices,
aniounls
lo
more
lhaii'two
million
dollars.
The
powder
plant
manufactured
explosives
for
the
government
during
(he
war
at
a
cost
of
822,5(10,0(10.
The
machinery,
and
buildings
were
iiesiroyeu,
me
mini
war
lime
cost
being
28,00(),000.
LARGE
QUANTITY
OF
HALIBUT
SOLD
HERE
Prices
Range
from
Twolvo
to
Fifteen
Cents
for
First
Class
Fish
I'be
lolal
halibut
sales
here
to.
day
amounted
to
217,000
lbs.,
of
which
08,(100
was
brought
in
by
(lie
new
schooner
Foremost.
The
prices
paid
were
fairly
good.
Following
are
Ibe
sales:
American
llainier,
0,000
at
13.00
and
0
appearance
in
this
port
this
year
is
the
schooner
Foremost
of
Seattle
which
arrived
today
lo
sell
her
first'
catch
on
the
local
Exchange.
The
Foremost
is
owned
by
Ness
Bros,
and
Petersen
and
II
is
said
that
it
cost
$10,000,
to
build
her.
She
is
80
feet
long
and
is
powered
Willi
a
105
h.p.
F.nter-prisc
diesel
engine.
SUDDEN
DEATH
FRANK
CARVELL
Chairman
of
Railway
Board
Was
Found
Dead
on
His
Farm
Saturday
Afternoon
SI.
JOHN
Aug.
I
Hon.
Frank
Cnrvell.
chairman
of
(he
board
of
Kni
I
way
commissioners,
was
suddenly
stricken
at
his
home
in
Woodstock
Saturday
afternoon
and
was
found
dead
on'
his
farm
shortly
after
five
o'clock.
He
had
walked
lo
the
farm
through
the
fields.
11
was
very
hot
ami
It
is
believed
Ibis
contributed
to
tin
fatal
seizure.
Mr.
Cat-veil
arrived
from
Ot
tawa
al
noon,
appearing
in
Ibe
best
of
health.
He
is
survived
by
a
widow,
one
brother
and
two
sisters.
The
funeral
will
take
place
tomorrow.
Mr.
Carvel!
was
a
member
of
Hippo
12,000
al
12
and
7.50
to
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier's
cabinet
Cold
Storage.
Hanaro
8,500
at
13
and
7.50'
lo
Atlin
Fisheries.
1
Nnulilus
5,500
lit
12.20
ami
7.50
lo
lloyal
Fish
.Co.
.Dolphin
8,000
at
12
and
7
Jo
Gold
Storage.
'
i
Tood.iq
0,000
at
12.20
and
7
lo
'Atlin
Fislturios.
and
also
accepted
a
portfolio
in
Ibe
Union
Government
along
willi
ii
number
of
oilier
Liberals.
He
was
02
years
of
age.
Miss
Jessie
ltothwcll
arrived
im
last
night's
Iraln
from
,IUgina
to
attend
the
funeral
of
her
slsler
UV1-Va.
Dawson.
I
IOCO
WAS
IN
I
DANGER
FIRE!
Wind
Drove
Flames
Toward
Town
and
Fire
Fighters
Busy
IOCO,
B.C.,
Aug.
ti.
Fanned
by
a
strong
wind,
a
forest
fire
threatens
loco
and
the
Imperial
Oil
Company's
large
tanks
today.
Unless
the
outbreak
can
be
checked
heavy
damage
will
re
sult.
Wind
is
driving
the
flames
toward
town.
In
addition
many
homes
and
other
structures
are
endangered
and
I
here
is
three
million
gallons
of
oil
stored
there.
Fire
fighters
are
battling
desperately
in
an
ef
fort
to
save
the
plant.
ULSTER
FIRM
ON
BOUNDARY
QUESTION
BELFAST,
Aug.
It
Sir
James
Craig
in
a
maui-fcslo
to
Hie
Ulster
people
declared
that
he
had
no
intention
of
changing
his
boundary
policy.
He
repeated
his
offer
to
President
Cosgrave
of
Ibe
Free
Stale
lo
settle
the
question
in
a
friendly
spirit
willi
the
aid
of
expert
opinion.
CROP
CONDITIONS
IMPROVE
Ileitis
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
prince
nupEivr,
B.C.,
Monday,
august
ii,
i)2i.
UNITED
STATES
FLYERS
The
above
photograph
shows
from
left
to
right
t
Johnny
Weisniuller,
Joe
Kahaiianioku,
Aileen
Riggin
and
Duke
Kahaiiamokii,
yell-knowii
swimmers.
Prince
of
Wales
Will
Lunch
With
President
Coolidge
at
White
House
On
His
Arrival
tive
family
at.
the
White
House
is
planned
for
the
Prince
of
Wales
on
his
arrival
in
the
United
States
next
month,
according
.mij
.
.Post,
to
the
VashiiigUm
The
Prince's
call
at
the
White
House
was
(turtftr
Circulation
1,780.
Strxt
Saltt
M.
WILL
decided
upon
ASK
LEAGUE
KEEP
CHECK
Premier
of
France
Would
Have
Germany
Watched
Connection
With
Disarmament
PARIS,
Aug.
11,
The
problem
of
France's
security
will
be
solved
by
the
League
of
Nations.
A
plan
to
keep
check
on
German
disarmament
by
the
other
powers
would
be
Inferred
from
a
conference
between
Premier
Herrlot
and
Paul
Bonce
ur,
president
of
the
sub-committee
on
national
defense.
Premier
Herrlot
declared
he
would
support
the
plan
In
person
before
the
league.
:
IN
AGREEMENT
.
AT
CONFERENCE
Premier
of
French
Cabinet
on
His
Policy
MAY
CONCLUDE
THURSDAY
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
rlances,
banquets
and
wed.
ding
parlies.
For
rales,
apply
to
Boston
drill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
CONTINUE
BRITISH
AIRMAN
LEFT
DUTCH
HARBOR
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
SATURDAY
American
Flyers
Will
Make
Effort
To
Reach
Greenland
And
Complete
Their
Journey
HKKJAVIK,
Iceland,
Aug.
II.
There
is
no
question
of
railing
off
the
United
States
globe
circling
flight.
Officers
here
believe
it
will
be
completed
successfully.
Search
today
is
being
nlade
for
a
safe
landing
place
on
the
hop
from
Iceland
to
(Jreen-liiiid.
Fog
and
ice
conditions
are
bad
and
the
aviators
are
..considering
Uiree
possibilities.
The
Cruiser
Italeigh
may
find
a
safe
landing
liuven
on
the
coast
of
f
ireeiilaud.
The
flyers
may
go
to
Angmagsalik
Harbor,
which
is
free
of
ice
provided
the
llal-cigli's
scout
planes
can
take
enough
fuel
to
provide
for
"'"'(.fcNfcKAL
MLKAt
next
lap,
or
they
may
attempt
a
mmslop
flight
rrom
this
port
lo
Ivlgtut
on
Hie
weslern
coast
of
(iieenland
or
to
a
base
near
Cape
Farewell
on
the
southernmost
lip.
JONES
PROVED
POOLEY'S
RIVAL
Leader
Was
Chosen
After
Throo
Hours
Session:.
Is
Fearless
Critic
Thiepval
Left
Saturday
For
Prince
Rupert
with
Stuart
MacLaren
Aboa
rd
Stowaway
Who
Claims
To
Have
Been
Robbed
Coming
on
Vessel:
Rowe
Fled
With
High
Fever,
DUTCH
HAIIBOH,
Aug.
11.
The
Cnnadii
trawler-Thiepval
with
Sluart
MacLaren
and
the
rest
ot
"the'
party
of
British
flyers
arrived-here
Thursday
and.
left
Satiirdayvnigjit
for
Prince
'
"'
'
Rupert.
MacLaren
had
little
to
add
to
his
story
of
disaster
as
broadcasted
at
the
time.
He
expressed
delight
at
the
success
of
the
American
flyers
Jind
said
he
appreciated
the
hazards
they
had
overcome.
All
the
personnel
were
well,
j-'light
Kugineer
Rowe,
engineer
on
the
plane,
flew
for
hours
with
a
fever
at
10-1
de-
igrees
due
lo
sunstroke
contracted
DAft!
EV
C
A
VC
!at
11,0
Kuetile
viands.
1
U.ULLI
uAlU
I
NVI,(?
llie
Thiepval
crew
began
'loading
bunkers,
a
naturalized
HDD
AC
17
AT
IUCI)
American,
of
Russian
nativity
was
III
I
IIlJL,
ULiVIjIV
found
at
the
docks
of
the
Una
laska
Co.
He
was
covered
with
WASinNGTjON,
Aug,
II.
-A
private
lunch
with
the
execu-;
conservatives
Will
Contest
Any
l,ust
having
been
stowed
fn
the
By-election
the
Liberals
manners.
Call
at
Present
The
slowiway,
claims
16
have
,
"
-
.eWedithiiitgl'SJalesimvyrro
i-
x'.'fiiit'i.'i,
i..
ii
Vrtir.n
i
i
Y.
i
i
t.
i.i.iwiiir.n,
.iu.
"cisuh
ii.m.i-in,-i
l-:iium
(()
in
iiussia
ana
after
King
Oeorge
hiid
vetoed
the
proposal
that
he
come
to
the
or
any
other
by-election
called
the?
Vtiin-
of
$10,000
taken
from
Uiyled
Stales
incognito
as
Lord
Ilenfrew.
The
King
held
that
by
Hie
Oliver
government
will
be
him
and
then
ordered
to
shift
for
international
courtesy
required
the
use
of
the
Prince's
highest
contested
with
all
the
energy
himself.
He
sljpped
aboard
the
title
oji
the
occasion
of
the
visit,
necessitating
arrangement!?
and
resources
of
the
parly,"
dc-
Thiepval
hiding
in
the
fusilage
for
him
to
pay
his
respects
formally
to
the
President.
dared
It.
H.
Pooley,
M.L.A.,
newly
0f
Uie
wrecked
plane.
,
jelectcd
leader
of
Uie
Conserva-i
The
Canadian
authorities
will
tive
parly
in
British
Columbia,
'eb
asked
to
consider
the
case,
following
a
meeting
of
Conserva-i
tive
members
of
the
Legislature,
ion
Saturday.
The
conference
was
declared
to
be
unanimous
In
faior
of
opposition
lo
Oliver's
move
to
find
a
seal.
"Public
j
opinion
voted
G8
per
cent
against
the
government
in
uie
general
election,"
said
Pooley,
"and
have
indicated
that
they
arc
determined
lo
be
rid
of
OHverism.
Cooperation
and
manipulation
attendant
upon
tile
handling
of
the
absentee
ballots
have
turned
the
public
even
more
solidly
against
ttie
present
Liberal
administra
tion."
SPECIAL
BOAT
TO
KETCHIKAN
Fair
Board
Has
Made
Arrangements
For
Transportation
of
Alaskan
Visitors
to
City
The
Fair
Board
at
a
on
Saturday
night
will
H.C.
Keeley,
Pacific
Coast
manager
of
Harriott
Has
AoDroval
i
in.
n.itihilinn
government
Mer-
lemlenl.
and
U.
F.
Mc-
Naughton,
C.N.U.
district
passenger
agent,
concluded
an
arrangement
whereby
transporta-
LONDO.V,
Aug.
11.
Allied
Hon
will
be
provided
for
visitors
and
German
experts
nttached
to
fruni
Ketchikan
and
Juneau
who
the
international
reparations
bave
expressed
the
desire
to
tako
ennferenee
bave
renebed
a
full
in
Mn
fnrlhrnminir
'exhibition.
A
agreement
on
the
Dawes
proJbaseball
team
from
Ketchikan
it
gram.
Premier
Herriot
of
Franco
is
expected,
will
also
com'
to
returned
with
the
French
cab-play
a
series
with
the
locals
or
inefs
unanimous
approval
of
his
visiting
teams
that
may
be
here.
Huhr
evacuation
policy.
This
hasl
To
bring
the
Alaskan
visitors
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
tl.
Crop
ui
mw
lif..
nnd
hope
Into
the
to
the
cily.
the
Prince
Rupert
on
renditions
throughout
Western
.negotiations
and
it
is
believed
the
.Thursday
of
Fair
Week
will
Canada
have
Ei-eallv
inmrnveil
as
'iim
f-.inf..i-i.iu.
will
oml
m,
Tlniru.
nntn
n
unneinl
nm
In
Ketchikan
a
result
of
Ibe
general
rains
last
itnv
lnfinr
imp
Anvnt
ralL
nrrivlnc
week,
say
unofficial
reports.
I
The
question
of
the
"evacuation
here
on
Thursday
evening.
'The'
4
Coarse
grain
cutting
is
expected
of
(he
Ruhr
is
being
considered
excursionists
will
be
given
Thurs-!
to
be
ceneral
llV
All&Ust,
15
anil
lulu
lliiu
nriornnnn
nl
11
pruifpr
'.In
v
ovniiinL'
nil
Kriil.iv
and
Sat-,
wheal
culling
by
the
25lh.
The
crops
in
Saskatchewan
and
Alberta
have
been
revived
very
considerably
by
rain
and
in
Iho
districts
wher'o
the
outlook
was
very,
poor
two
weeks
ago
Ihey;
look
for
a
fifiy
per
cent
or-
.
,;;
;
'
'
ence
of
the
principal
French
nd
ijrday
in
the
city
andwill
be
taken
1
Belgian
delegates.
home
on
the
Prince
John
which
,
BIRTHS
"A
daughter
was
born
at
the.
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
on
Wuhisl
Ifl
fn
Mr.
rind
John
Nelson;
KlUinaat.
will
sail
for
Ketchikan
early,
Sunday
morning.'
I
The
Fair
Board
is
also
endeav-
oring
to
make
arrangements
for
Mrs.
special
transportation
of
Anyox
(visitors;
I
SALMON
STILL
RUNNINGWELL
Sockeye
Season
Closes
on
Aug.
20
and
Cohoes
Not
Worth
Packing
Says
Canners
Sockeye
salmon
fishing
wilt
close
the
middle
of
next
week
and
by
that
time
it
is
expected
the
catch
will
be
almost
a
record
for
the
Skeena
river.
The
fish
continue
to
come
in
large
numbers.
The
big
run
of
pinks
is
still
on
and
canners
are
making
every
effort
lo
cope
with
it.
The
limit
of
two
hundred
to
the
boat
has
been
raised
to
three
hundred
nnd
all
canneries,
where
Ihere
is
a
sufficient
supply
of
cans,
are
working
all
the
time.
Cans
are
being
rushed
north
as
fast
as
possible
and
littlo
delay
will
be
caused
fro
at
lack
of
chant
Marine;
J.
J.
Carroll,
local
supplies.
,
l
lie
conoe
siiuauon
is
worry-
ing
canners.
Whije
the
fish
have
not
come
In
large
quantities
yet,
Ihey
are
exepcted
soon
and
the
canners
are
not
suje
wneiner
Ihey
will
pack
them
or
not.
They
say
that
the
fish
o
not
fetch
a
very
high
price
a
nil
"it
is
doubt
ful
if
it
will
pay
them
to
handle
that
grade
this
year.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
NOTICE
TO
PARENTS
AND
GUARDIANS
It
is
Imperative
that
nil
names
of
students
Who
intend
lo
enter
High
School
in
September,
be
forwarded
not
later
than
August
12,
to
Mr.
J.
C.
Brady,
Pox
065
Cily.
188
.'