7ns
sent
all
-ii
i.Ii.k.i
.
,
I
.
I
.
.
.r
nrrnss
I
In'
Atlantic,
whs
abandoned
cat
ii.i.
Iiirtniitiud's
cfforls
to
sal-
.
va;:c
thfl
wrecked
plane
wm
11
M
III
nninin
abandoned
when
the
machine
A
M
h
U
II
AN
PI
AN
winch
was
filling
in
the
rough
fllllLlUlml
1
AJlil
,ea
capsized.
Seeing
the
hope-.
jiAnnrim
Jiff
1
flf
inril
lessness
of
allempting
further
to
MU
h
VI
A
I
I.AkHN
vp
it.
officers
of
the
ship
cut
it'
'"'.n'1!
ii.
,.i
f,.,..,.i
vt..in
Expected
That
They
Would
and
ln
mechanic,
Staff
Selgeant!
company
Squadron
Leader
W
II
Ogden,
was
the
British
""""
,,D"
trawler
Rugby
of
(Jriinshy,
Hug-!
vixrm
vi'ii
Am-
i
V
Snnl.
lan.i
II
ul:llp
HuiL
when
the
..
.
t
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III
lll'llilll
II
ill,'
lllfll,
illlLI
lUII
hones
1
lie
a
,
i
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HOLDING
CONVENTION
JASPER,
Aug.
3.
lleprescnl-
livcs
of
advertising
and
circula-Uon
departments
of
Western
tlons
Following
Inquiry
Into
Fatal
Blaze
at
Tucks
Inlet
Coroner
Waller
Gale
day
visited
lo
make
an
Jev
York
H,
SI.
Louis
12.
National
League
Oincinuata
2-10.
Huston
0-2.
l'iltsburg
7,
New
York
0.
Chicago
7,
Brooklyn
i.
St.
Louis
0-7,
Philadelphia
3-8
8UNDAY
GAMES
American
League
SI
Louis
3,
Washington
1.
(ibivi'land
3,
Hoslnn
2.
Uhicugo
3,
Philadelphia
0.
Detroit
n,
New
York
2.
National
League
Hiooklyn
2,
Pittsburg
5.
Now
York
10,
Chicago
2.
TOItON'TO,
Aug.
4.
-munil
Osier,
78
years
alure.
57;
sea
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR
and
Later
Abandoned
by
Steamer
HOHNAl'JOHD.
Iceland,
Aug.
4.
-Lowell
Smith,
the
sec
ond
United
Stales
flyer,
arrived
here
from
Kirkwall,
yesterday,
following
the
flight
by
Erik
Nelson
Saturday.
The
mini
Plane
piloted
oy
ciem.
i.,eigii
vwiue
was
iuiccu
down
in
tlic
water
half
way
between
Kirkwall
and
Iceland.
A
trawler
took
the
plane
in
low.
Aboard
U.H.s.
llieliui.iud,
Aug.
i.
i
ue
ii.rpiai.e
misum
piloted
by
LieuL
Leigh
Wade
in
the
world
flight
returning
worn
the
payroll
WIRELESS
REPORT
calm;
barometer,
30.10;
lemper-
..I......
r.U'
ami
alMKIllll'
II
11.111
spoke
steamer
EXPLOSION
KILLS
today.
I
CALGARY.
Aug.
4
A
despatch
from
Drunvheller
says
three
Ac-'
lUrlimond
attempted
lo
hoist
the1
,
,
MOmk1iI
Canadian
Dermis-
I
CPICI
ATIIDC
UII
I
martiiiii
out
of
the
water
on
deck,,
l(
fy
,
prjnCe
Hu-
LLUldLHl
UltD
IIILIj
the
Men
Doom
weighing
a
ion-
.,
...
Maior
y,ual..
Mac.
HI
on
(lie
plane
hailly
smashing
!
,.
,i
,iariv
,,,,
in,.ir
...Hvnl.
Sir
Ed-of
age,
Canada
daily
newspapers
are
ar-jpresiilent
of
the
Dominion
Hank,
riving
here
today
for
their
annual
died
Sunday
from
pneumonia.
He
convention
which
is
being
held
on
w
(Ik;
last
survivor
of
four
Monday
and
Tuesday
at
Jasper
I'ark
lodge.
About
thirty
advertising
ami
circulalion
men
arc
expected
to
he
in
attendance.
BETTER
PROTECTION
FROM
FIRE
NEEDED
Coroner
Will
Make
Rccommonda
famous
brothers.
.People
Wero
Out
Watching
Antl-I
War
Parade
When
Qas
Blew
up
In
Mine
minors
were
killed
and
another
gassed
ly
a
gas
explosion
in
I
he
Midland
Collieries
mine
Saturday
afternoon
while
the
entire
town
was
watching
the
anti-war
The
dead
are
James
Nichol,
pit
boss
of
Edm'onton;
Harry
De-awke.
out
side
boss
and
Gritlilhs
Hiehards
of
Calgary.
The
explosion
was
local.
October
OPEN
ON
OCTOBER
27
I
V
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(Special
to
Daily
Ncw$j
"'r
",c
;"-
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
4.
The
him
when
he
may
accompany
,,,
,..,,
,ha,
,(,..
goes
...
...
pen
hp.
up.
.
k
-.
,
,
Coluniljia
be
done
at.
Alert
lay,
Holla
r,e(j(Ia-
llre
wi
,uke
place
on
ami
Prince
Hupert.
JASPER
PARK
TODAY
siR
EDMUND
OSLER
nniMTrn
mere
DIED
AT
TORONTO!
Mil
ILIA
LVdLO
Tucks
Inlet
cannery
viiniiv
lf
Tivnm.ile7i.i'wiiile
Hd
'W
hk
llh
PKhN
DKNl
inquiry
imo
ine
re-j,
,.
..
i,nKy
wUll
n)e
(jermiui
cent
fire
which
cost
the
lives
of:
Unn
was
entirely
accidental
but
will
recommend
that
heller
pro-led
ion
be
provided
for
children
when
their
parents
are
out
fishing
and
that
Hie
Hre
fighting
equipment
at
the
plant
be
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
SATURDAY
GAMES
American
Leaguo
Washinglon
3,
Del
roil
H.
Hoslnn
7,
Chicago
3.
Philadelphia
12,
Cleveland
t.
WOMAN
SHOT
DEAD
MEXICO
Wlfo
of
Former
President
Bank
of
London
Victim
Antl
Foreign
Propaganda
manager
ot
ner
rancn
who
of
MEXICO
CITY.
Aug,
4.
Mrs.
Rosalie
Evans,
widow
of
the
former
nrpsiilenl
o;
lite
Hdnk
of
on
Salur.
r
nmion
wn
i,ot
dead
in
the
was
two
Indian
children.
He
sails-
b
NV0Umed.
The
slayers,
who
tied
himself
thai
Hie
conflagra-,
(s
tieliovnl
were
inciled
by
anti-
foreign
propaganda,
estfaped
with
two
thousand
pesos,
of
her
large
eslale.
Auto
In
Which
he
Was
Riding
Overturned
as
Car
Skidded:
Two
Others
Injured
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Aug.
I.
William
L.
Tollady,
a
printer
working
on
the
Vancouver
Sun,
was
killed
and
S.
F.
Samuels
and
Mrs.
Samuels
wero
severely
in-iored
when
an
automobile
in
which
they
were
riding
skidded
jotr
Hie
Dewdney
Hoad,
into
a
deep
dilch
and
turned
over.
air.
am.
ucls,
who
is
editor
or
the
Maple
Midge
Herald,
and
owner
of
the
car,
was
driving.
OF
GRANBY
COMPANY
LIFE
IN
SOUTH
FEL
AND
BROKE
ARM
Colonol
Crabbs
Delayed
at
Smel
ter
Town
by
Accident
to
Mrs.
Crabbs
a
am
(Special
lo
Daily
.ews)
hlfillV
KI.AXD-
inn
v.
m
i
V.
.WUUUvr.ii,
.niK.
.
1
'
'
I
r,
Jk
1.1
nol.l..,.l
nt
Mil,
calm;
barometer,
30.20;
lemper-"';
".
i
'
.
alunv
62;
sea
smooth,
wruiiny
w"''""""'
iiiMii
nil.'!.'
iiM!TiHeieiistJMneiiing
company,
was
ueini-u
calm;
barometer
30.15;
temper-
in
reluming
from
Anyox
to
Vancouver
owing
lo
Mrs.
Crabbs
Overcast,
ibreakiug
her
arm.
She
tripped
on
a
carpet
in
me
nouse.
It,
G.
Moullon,
a
director
of
the
'"'
'
..
',,,,.,,,.
.,
1,'nu
nnii
I,.
Anv.tr
abeam
Alert
Hay.
Prince
(leorge,1"""""""
southbound;
011
U1C
'-arueiiu,
win
aceoiiipaoy
.
.
.
,11'.
I
il'l
I
IV
IIIIITK
Ill-IIT.
I
.
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I
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,lW,t
MP
Mf
.
.--w
II.OO
p.lll.
CpilRC
tuyillliii
..."
Rupert
left
Ocean
Falls
noriu-
bound;
11.30
p.m.
spoke
sleamer
Ciinndiau
Volunteer
left
Ocean
Falls
southbound.
Noon
DIG
BY
ISLAND
Cloudy,
calm;
barometer
30.30;
temperature,
65,
sea
smooth,
I
)
EA
I
TR
E!-
PO
I
NT
O
verc
a
s
t
,
calm;
.barometer,
20;
lempero-
ture
64;
sea
smooth.
BULL
HARBOR.
Overcast,
CORINTHIANS
BEATEN
light
northwest
wind;
liarometerjCanaila.
30.11:
.-temperature,
0;
mis
.,oin
smooth.
'
FOUR
TO
ONE
BY
THE
ALL
STAR
MONTREALS
MONTREAL,
Aug.
4.
The
Montreal
all-slar
soccer
football
learn
defeatetl
the
Corinthians
hf
England
in
Iheir
first
game
during
the
lour
of
the
latter
through.
The
eore
was
four
to
a
.
l
39
tins
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
I
pstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suilahle
for
Service
''
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
imiwhiM
at
Anytime.
1,
parties.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
ih,h
-
PRlNClt
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
,T
a
Mai-
SB!
'IfI..
and
6th
St.
Grill,
Third
.Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
i
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
.
"",21
VOL,
XIV..
NO.
182.
PIUNCK
IIUPEHT.
B.C.,
MONDAY,
AUGUST
4,
tt2i-
Yeterdy'i
Circulation,
ITT
J
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
MACLAREN
ABANDONS
HIS
WORLD
FLIGHT
;
UNITED
STATES
AIRPLANE
WRECKEFmIDOCEAN
AND
ABANDONED
BY
SHIP
Two
Airplanes
Arrive
Iceland
Wade's
Machine
Drops
into
Sea
Tlie
photograph
above,
shows
the
tender
"Ferrodanks,"
which
is
the
headquarters
of
the
divers
now
enguged
in
preliminary
work
for
the
raising
of
the
sunken
German
fleet
at
Scapa
Flow.
British
Flyer
Abandons
Flight
For
Th's
Year;
Returning
on
Thiepval
on
account
of
engine
trouble.
There
was
another
delay
of
scv
eral
weeks
in
the
desert
of
India
for
the
same
reason'and
at
Ak-yab,
Hurma,
still
further
time
was
lost
wailing
for
a
new
machine
following
a
smash
there.
LONDON,
Aug.
4.
It
is
not
considered
likely
here
that
Record
Fish
Sale
on
Exchange
Today
when
352,900
Pounds
of
Halibut
was
Sold
at
Good
Prices
The
biggest
day's
business
of
the
year
was
recorded
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
Ten
American
schooners
sold
277,."00
pounds
and
twelve
Canadians,
73,100
pounds.
The
catches
per
boat
were
but
average,
the
weather
on
the
banks
of
laic-
not
having
been
any
too
good.
Prices
were
fairly
high,
considering
the
quantity
offered,
the
best
bid
for
American
first
class
fish
being
li.Oc
and
for
Canadian,
J3c.
SJx
and
seven
cents
was
paid
for
second
class
fish,
one
or
two
of
the
Canadian
boats
gelling
7Wc.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
followsi
American
Pioneer,
35,000
pounds
al
1
2.7
i
a
ml
5c,
and
Hrisk
10,000
pounds,
'at
12.8
and
6c,
to
the
Pacific
!
Fisheries.
I
Superior
28,000
pounds,
at
13.1c
and
0c;
Oona,
28,000
'
nounds.
al
H.Cc
and
7c.
and
Al
len,
55,000
pounds
at
12.4c
and
r,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Slorage
Co.
Tyee
11.500
pounds
a-
14.5c
and
7c;
Reliance,
4,000
pounds,
at
14.2c
and
7c;
and
Sentinel
20,-
!000
nounds
at
I4.0c
lo
the
Atlin
i
Fisheries.
.
1
II
J
I
waiy
jj.uuo
pounos
ai
io.iu
and
Cc;
to
the
Hoolh
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
lteliance
I.,
19,000
pounds
at
t
ic
and
6c
to
the
.loyal
Fish
Co.
CORDOVA,
Aug.
4.
The
British
round
the
world
flight
has
Canadian
been
nttamloned
for
thi'
vear.
Sooadron
Leuder
A.
H.ll
SLuarti
Selma.
7.000
pounds
al.
12,5c
MacLaren's
amphibian
machine
was
so
seriously
damaged
in
the
and
7c;
Minnie
V.,
5,000
pounds,
forced
lauding
hear
Kommanderski
Island
behveeii
Kamchatka
at
J
2.6c
and
7c;
Mab,
2,200
Peninsula
and
the
Aleutian
Islands
on
Saturday
that
it
cannot
pounds
at
12.6c
and
7c;
N.
and
S.,
cidenl
occurred
so
remote
that
it
has
been
decided
it
is
imnrac-1
Knnnv
F..
1.000
nounds
at
12c
ticable
to
attempt
lo
confine
this
year.
Squadron
Leader
MacLaren's
announcement
of
the
aban
(i'-niiii-ni
jf
bis
advei.lurc
al
Nikolski
(Koiilmanderski
Island)
Was
received
here
in
a
wireless
message
today.
The
message
said
that
this
was
necessary
because
of
Hie
fact
Hint
the
necessary
spare
parts
lo
repair
t
lie
airplane
were
not
available.
.
Fell
Saturday
The
machine
fell
near
Nikolski
on
Saturday
as
it
was
about
to
coinplele
the
flight
from
Pelro-
pavlovsk.
A
wireless
message
and
6c
lo
Hie.
Royal
I
ish
Co.
Reveille.
15.000
pounds
at
12.8c
and
7c:
Tramp
10,000
lowed
the
British
flisht
since
the
ixmmls
nl
3c,
and
7.5c
and
Ring.
RAILWAY
HEAD
IS
LEAVING
TONIGHT
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
4.
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
is
closing
his
visit
lo
southern
British
Columbia
and
is
leaving
tonight
for
Prince
Ruperl,
from
which
place
he
will
return
East.
outset,
Al
Corfu,
Greece,
the
leader
1.000
pounds
at
12c
and,,arba,nent
flight
was
delayed
several
weeks.
7p
lo
Hip
Atlin
Fisheries.
says
thai
the
wings,
floats
and
'another
British
round-the-world
tail
was
smashed.
The
hull
and
.
flight
will
be
al
tempted
unless
it
engine
will
be
salvaged
and
'
receives
government
backing,
taken
aboard
the
Thiepval.
Thcj'riic
al
tempt
this
year,
under
prl-message
said
lhal
the
Thiepval
vate
auspices,
suffered
through
had
reached
Nikolskj
on
Salunlayllho
fact
thai
there
was
not
the
evening
having
hurried
from
Pet-
necessary
finances
to
set
out
the
I..
ti
9tri
Thai
Country
ropavlovsk
from
which
place
the,
course
in
proper
manner.
This
airplane
departed
lhursday.
.was
the
cause
of
the
many
delays
A
laler
wireless
message
re-1
Hint
resulted
in
Squadron
Leader
ceived
here
from
Squadron
Lead-1
MacLaren
er
MacCaren
said:
Owing
lo
a
thick
fog
we
were
forced
lo
descend
near
Kommanderski
Island.
The
machine
was
so
seriously
damaged
that
we
are
forced
lo
abandon
the
flight
and
will
re
turn
home
via
Vancouver
on
Ihc
Thiepval."
Flying
with
Squadron
Leader
MacLaren
were
Col.
L.
E.
Broome
advance
ojlicer
of
the
flight;
Fly-ing
officer
William
Plenderleilh.
pilot,
and
Sergeant
R
mechanician.
the
passage
Pacific
al
having
lo
embark
on
across
the
North
when
il
was
admitted
would
be
handicapped
prevailing
ing
fogs.
fogs.
It
It
was
was
even
even
pre
advance
ouicer
oi
toe
i.igiu
iui
Mritan
28.000.000
of
the
Bus
there
would
likely
be
trouble
on
this
account.
The
flying
fraternity
here!
agrees
that
Squadron
Leader
MacLaren
and
his
companions
iwHiiews,
j,ad
little
chance
under
the
cir
cumstances
of
completing
Hie
Series
of
Mishaps
'flight.
Their
ability,
The
final
development
follows
fulness
and
courage
was
la
series
of
mishaps
that
has
fol-
demonstrated
in
the
All
Depends
on
Germany
Now
resou
re-
amp
ly
earlier
Says
Premier
Herriot
of
France
Whether
There
is
to
be
Peace
BERLIN,
Aug.
.
The
German
delegation
lo
the
conference
left
for
London
Ibis
morning.
LONDON,
Aug.
i.
The
ultimate
success
of
the
inler-allied
Germany,-Premier
Herriot
of
France
said
in
n
statement
to
the
press
today.
"If
the
Germans
are
wise
we
shall
have
a
good
peace,
not
only
for
Europe
but
for
the
entire
world.
Everything
now
depends
upon
a
proper
understanding
by
Germany
of
the
pari
she
is
lo
play.
The
allies
have
reached
a
complete
under-standing."
.
A
.
.
sian
debt
which
is
unofficially
estimated
al
160,000,000.
RUSSIANS
SEIZED
A
US.
MOTORSHIP
NOME,
Aug.
4.
Russian
au
thorities
seized
tlio
Nome
motor-
BURKE
GETS
RECOGNITION
$1,000
by
Dominion
and
University
Course
by
Home
City
OTTAWA,
Aug.
4.
Echoes
of
war-lime
enthusiasm
woke
on
Hill
yesterday
when
t
lie
King's
prize
winner,
Private
Kaien
23,000
pounds
at
12.5c
enionu
uuikc
was
weicomeu
y
;.
and
7.5c;
Alliance
6,000
pounds,
I
Premier
Mackenzie
King,
the,,
at
12
7c
and
7c;
Kobe,
1,200
minister
of
defense,
the
mayor
of
pounds
at
12c
and
6c,
and
Birdie
t"e
city
and
oilier
officials.
He
B.,
500
pounds
at
12c
and
7c
to,"
Present
will.
81,000
by
the
the
Canadian
Fisli
&
Cold
Storage
:
Dominion
Government
and
the
Co.
cuy
oi
uiiuwit
gave
mm
a
inn
course
at
any
university
he
may;
select.
RUSSIA
WILL
DRAWN
GAME
AGAINST
DAV
DDITAIM
NEW
ZEALAND
PLAYED
l
ill
Dim
run
r.,
.
.
UUVI
IVinil
w
vuv
"--
is
to
Get
Twenty-eight
Mil-
lion
Pounds
BY
CANADIAN
TEAM,
j
AUCKLAND,
Aug.
4.
The
Can-jailiair
all-star
football
team
and
a
team'
representing
New
Zealand
"i
i,,
played
a
draw
today,
each
scoring
n
LONDON,
Aug.
nie
Ang
o-.
The
fje,d
WM
a
S(?a
iiiuulnn
imifirpiin
rpiorlPil
tills
.
.
..
.
.
the
present
late
'dale
".,;-
,ll(.v
conc1ud-
01
muu
a,ul
u
was
ia,m"K
uu
'throulh
a,,.iTrlanl
e.TfliC
"h''
"fhe
Canadian
team,
had
just
iiinanciai
agreemeui,
u
is
uuum
arrived
from
'
Australia
where
pre-
.
.
the
."u"
V."..
,
,
uuderslood
,
,
at
Tokio
by.
Col.
Broome,
"iey
"au
a
su'"'
dicled
g.
Kovernn(et
is
to
pay
Great
BIGGEST
RUN
SINCE
1919
Sockeye
Catch
Falling
Off
a
Little
But
Average
For
Week
Is
Good
ship
or
this
city
and
confiscated,
Th,s
if)
lhe
bMl
season
for
her
cargo,
according
lo
wont
re-
,...
1,inil
,,,
sv-on,,!,
ceived
here
from
Andyar,
Siberia.
;.,.
sin
nn,.llino.
,
!cannerymeiu
Last
week
the
run
was
fully
up
lo
expectations
but
stages
of
the
flight
and
regret
is
fjsn
were
not
as
mim'erous
as
generally
expressed
that
they
u,e
,)revious
week.
One
cannery
now
have
lo
admit
failure,
inevit-siM)Wpd
nn
average
per
day
of
270
aide
inougli
it
recently
miay
nave
fjsh
to
the
boat
for
the
week
for
seemet.
Government
Criticized
all
boats
out
and
wilh
high
boat
001.
The
previous
week
high
boat
Taking
the
government
to
tasknt
the
same
cannery
was
1351.
for
not
having
given
the
flight
Fishing
conditions
during
Mm
conference
on
reparations
now
depends
upon
the
attitude
ofjibeller
support,
it
has
already
past
week
have
been
generally
ueen
potmen
out
ny
leaning
nru-
good
and
continue
to
be
so.
The
1st.
papers
that
Squadron
Leader
boats
went
out
last
evening
after
MacLaren
received
more
assist-
their
two
days
lie
off
with
n
ahce
from
the
Canadian
and
Meady,
westerly
wind
blowing,
the
United
States
governments,
than
wind
that
brings
f(ne
vvealher
and
ho'iljd
from
that
of
Great
Britain,
plenty
qf
fish
.
1