II
The
police
theory
lliul
Mi:Coy
10I
Mrs.
Morse
oecause
sue
.1
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t-i-i
i
vi-.h
m.i.i.ijrt
tun
ncvrrai
wiuicsses.
CANDIDATE
TO
OPPOSE
OLIVER
Convention
to
be
Held
Undor
Name
of
"Cltlien's
Party"
to
Nominate
..ll.lrfjy
ill.!
9UUKIIb
1"
llliij
im.
.
.
.
.....
.I.
i!l.:iluii-
and
Provincial
Parlies,
7
I
0.1
t.lchl
Uiii'il
a
call
for
a
coil-
veiillon
to
be
held
tonlghl
to
Mti:oy
was
one
of
the
most
r;ir
crti
iin
riiiiiiiiii
nit
uri
irr
."....
Ul
III.
n
AKIiKII
Win
MONEY
THEFT
noldent
on
Steamer
Prince
Ru
pert
Leads
to
Arrest
of
Man;
Trial
This
Afternoon
Walter
Wilson
of
Ladncr
who
1
n
1
'I
I
la
NKLSOX,
H.O.,
eculives
of
the
..:..
.
.
i
.
i
.in.it
i.r
miv
iiiimni
i.uiihiik
ih
ffl
in
Ihe
slnleroom.
They
eon-'eastbmind
train
lonigni
uu
u
..-
Iaino.1
a
fishing
license
made
out
cago,
wnence
"
"
,
lo
II...
nonwi..!
u,
li
U
slated
on
business.
Mrs.
GifforU,
ami
by
the
police,
was
locale!
shortly
son
Hruce,
have
been
acconipany-an-rwards
Mr.
'iffonl
on
the
Paci
ic
by
Ihe
purser,
of
the-1"'!?
stratum
wearing
a
pair
of
trous-
coast
cruise
their
guests
-
bcit
h
i.i.i.
.
.....ii.
i
i...
Kit.
Mrs.
N'ora
.oni
Pulerbaugh
'"'"'"
"
flud
"
esiwnnu
ftlllll.l
nt.
crs,
i
were
dent
f
ed
by
of
Hollywood,
na
bis.
Only
$4
was
-laughter
Elizabeth,
accused
at
thai
time'and
Mr.
Harry
brandy,
of
Pasa-
.nil.,
uu
ni.v:ilt'll
ill
lilrtl.
iiiiii;
"
-
.
but
he
was
removed
from'
the
.dena.
Capt.
C
V
Howbeci,
or
ui
..
,-.
...li.
i...
......
t
...,
Hii.ii'i.
u
skinner
of
tno
Aug.
14.
1.
-
i.wn
iiioiniir
fllivfM
in
Iho
by-
I'lie
conical
will
be
fought
un
der
the
11
n
Hie
of
the
"Citizens
Parly,"
and
candidates
will
be
known
us
"Independent."
C.
II.
Sewell,
chairman
of
the
Farmer-Labor
party
presided
and
II.
Clifford
Irving,
secretary
of
the
Conservative
Association,
ctcd
as
secretary
of
the
meet-,
ing.
"iritinrp
bi
iii'i-an
runs
uy
j'io-,
.-
vlnrlal
(instable-
Collins,
who
yacht;
Geo.
Hose
of
beatllc
pilot,
t
was
a
passenger,
and
locked
up.
and
A.
W.
Haggos
or
Vancouver,
Subsequently,
Ihe
officer
f)md.
boatswain.
Itw-ttie
loe
or
Wilson's
sboe.
The
party
have
been
making
a
II
Is
alleged
Mutt
Wilson
entered
leisurely
lour
of
tho
1
aoino
Weshvood'H
worn
while
bo
was
coast
and,
called
into
port
on
theii
sleenitin.
i.m.i
......
i
ii.
n
i
uav
north
about
two
weeks
ago.
'
r'"r1
nini
iLiuut
vii
iiiv
1
1
u
u
n
.-.-
(
1
ONLY
TWO
HALIBUT
BOATS
IN
TODAY
T
in
weather
lias
neeu
mnu
winn:
iu
Ihe
north
and
fishing
and
exploring
base
been
thoroughly
en
joyed..
The
Yacht
The
yacht,
which
is
one
or
tho
ri.i.iui
iim
Pacific,
coast,
is
Halibut
Sales
Llnht
on
Fish
Ex-
f(n
feel
long
and
has
a
beam
of
change
Today
115
fi..t
15
inches.
She
is
powered
'
Lin.
iiv.1
r.n
horse
power
Fair
.......
,
.
Only
Iwo
fish
boats
Arrived
to.
hunks-Morse
seml-deisel
engines
day.
Ihe
Mlll-tflllif'K
Will.
K
llllll
Tl.
......
I.
uiuinlmig
11
P
PO
111
1)1
III
1
ft
t
i
0
11
told
blorage
at
tbu
The
Canadian
Oovcrn-ment
steamer
Thiepyal,
Capt.
IJeech,
bringing
Squadron
Leader
A.
S.
C.
Stuart
MacLaren
and
his
companions
ol
the
Hritish
round-the-world
Night
to
Prince
Huperl,
should
arrive
here
tomorrow
evening.
The
Thiepval
reported
her
position
lo
the
Digby
Island
wireless
station
at
midnight
Tuesday
night
as
CIO
miles
west
of
Prince
Rupert.
KinCHIKAN,
Aug.
11.
Ex
main
ports
from
Alaska
to
the
states
is
on
the
increase,
the
value
inning
July
this
year
being
nearly
hair
a
million
dollars
higher
Ihan
for
or
I
Ihe
he
Canned
'.anned
salmon
salmon
alone
alone
was
was
valued
valued
at
$2,101,7
1
and
copper
ore
$1.-320,111.
Fresh
halibut
valued
at
00,701
.was
sent
'
11,111
fpi'-
;
RAILWAY
INSURANCE
EXPORTS
FROM
ALASKA
INCREASING
IN
VALUE
This
Year
Output
for
July
Worth
Half
Million
Dollars
More
than
Last
Yoar
HlUer,
fish
meal
and
fish
oil
was
army
worth
about
$230,000.
Pelts
plans
HE
ID
VISITING
CITY
W.
D,
Kccson
of
Montroal
Is
Here
Today
In
Course
of
Tour
Over
C.N.R.
System
W.
D.Ieeson
oT
Montreal,
C.N.R.
director
or
insurance,
ar-
course
or
a
tour
at
inspection
"
oT
Ihe
system.
He
is
by
Mrs.
Keeson,
II
II.
C.
Champ.
They
will
sail
tonight
on
the
1'rinr.T
Rupert
for
Vancouver.
anie
fine
price,
direct
for
Los
Angeles.
,ucd
at
$ii,i.
p-mment
consent.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Ambulance
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Servi
dances,
-banquets
and
wed-ding
I
HMcl'if
lift
T
iliP'i
I'l
Anywhere
at
Anytlrn
j,.,;,,.,,,,
jtuiltlins.
parties.
For
apply,
lo
Boston
noji
rates,
Stana
Mar.MlfM
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
6th
St.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
J
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL.
XV.,
NO.
1
91.
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nrPEIlT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
AUGUST
14,
1021.
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Woman
and
Wounds
Two
Men,
Los
Angeles
LOS
ANTiKLKS,
Aug.
It.
Norman
Selby,
known
in
Hie
II
1K
1
I
lift
v
wifj
w..
I
S
....
...W.MMll.llI
Mrs.
Morse
was
the
wife
or
a
wealthy
antique
dealer
who
r.t..
.
.11.
iir.ii
Uliu
liiiiui
livincr
with
Mrflov
will)
ll.i
oumn
"
w
-
1.
ttt
rti
fit-
o
li
or
li
1
n
I
ifr:i1
vi'i
f
i
ill
111
11
t-r
iiiuitvi
v
a
--.--
.
Shortly
after
the
body
was
discovered,
.McCoy
appeared
in
brokerage
office
brandishing
n
revolver
and
proceeded
to
rob
111111
11......
zi.
-
tz
-
:
-
t-.lt-..
1..
II.
ll.t.rl.
9t
t
1:
U
...
M
U
1
1
U
I
I
(
t
Scliapp,
the
lie
then
!!!
IIAAn
lldlllTllT
HI.
IjIHIIIIII.
19
itniNirincr
Itefnrc
Sllnendiary
,
'
.
10
11
1.1-
t
11...
1.
t
ii.t.
r
t
rovmcini
poiicp
couri
im
ut;i-j
titit
ttt
nrntttnltmrv
Irifll
nil
Si.
m
liargf
or
liavliiK
sioien
n
...I.
...I.
f
lt...nuniu
fillji
n
it
lll
HI
Ullll.'
If
111..,
'
1:01k
book,
Hie
inoperty
of
il-
1
a
m
VmIu'iiiiiI
of
Anvox.
The
Ihefl
is
alleged
lo
have
nken
place
on
the
steamer
LOS
ANGELES
YACHT
HERE
Belonging
to
R.
L.
Qlfford.
of
Pasadena
and
Chicago
Is
In
Port
Hie
palatial
seagoing
yacht
Conqulsta,
of
Los
Angeles,
owned
'rince
Itupert
early
last
Sunday
by
it.-
i..
-union
01
i
..
.
.
.ui.i..,,
r.f
iim
Illinois
hnirincer-
imrning
wuen
uiai
esei
was
"
-
,
,,-Kvnn,,
Pri,,P
llin.erl
and
ing
Co..
Chicago,
arrived
in
poll
J
1"
-
-----
,
.
,
wanson
Hay.
On
rising
iu
the
Ibis
morning
nom
jveicn.Ka.
nnrniiur
in
nnnannii
win
in
unu
mv
-
'mud
lhal
his
trousers
were
Hoat
nousc
auer
ui.i.3...(s
a
ivU.ino.
imrMimr
will.
H.n
rash
north
as
Silka
and
bkugway.
the
.
o'."-
-
,
i..
i,.
...I.
The
above
photograph
taken
at
the
meeting
of
the
Canadian
Mar
Association
at
Chateau
Froulenac
shows
from,
left
to
right:
Sir
James
Aikins,
Lt.-Goernor
01
Manitoba;
Hon.
Chief
Justice
Martin
of
Montreal,
and
Hon.
Chief
Justice
Harvey
of
Alberta.
Premier
Oliver
Would
Leave
Unstained
Reputation
When
Stepping
Out
Of
Present
Office
VAXCOUVKR,
Aug.
It.
Disavowing
any
connection
with
allegt'd
wrong
doing
in
connection
with
the
North
Vancouver
election,
Premier
Oliver,
addressing
the
Lau'rier
Club
before
leaving
last.night
for
Nelson
lo
conduct
Ihe
hy-election
cam-
paign,
decla'red
that
if
any
wrongful
acts
had
been
perpetrated
the
guilty
should
be
punished.
He
suggested
that
the
charges
were
propaganda
and
asserted
that
his
greatest
ambition
before
rounding
out
his
political
career
was
lo
finish
his
work
for
freight
rate
equalization.
Above
that,
"my
one
ambition
in
life
is
lo
have
my
career
draw
lo
a
close
so
that
my
reputation,
when
I
am
gone,
may
be
as
unstained
as
was
the
man's
after
whom
thi"
-c'lb
is
named."
THIEPVAL
DUE
FRIDAY
NIGHT
NEW
COLD
STORAGE
PLANNED
FOR
CITY
Preliminary
Plans
Laid
forEreo
tlon
of
$25,000
Building
'at
Falrvlew
Preliminary
Rvil-icll
P7l)iJVC
ATI
S
Arrival
Here,
Once
More
oh
Native
Soil
Jt
is
fitting
that
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
should
have
prepared
a
rfgbt
royal
welcome
for
Squadron
Leader
A.
S.
C
Stuart
MacLurcn
and
his
companions
of
the
British
round
the
world
flight
who
arc
due
here
within
-'18
hours
on
the
Canadian
(lovernment
steamer
Thiepval.
This
port
will
be
the
first
land
under
the
Hritish
flag
which
the
intrepid
though
perhaps
unfortunate
airmen
have
trodden
on
since
they
boarded
their
airplane
and
flew
away
from
Hong
Kong
nearly
two
months,
ago.
They,
have
had
wonderful
..
adventures
exceeding
only
the
adventures
-
.
"
of
the
steamer
Thiepval
itself
Cnil
MI?
00
A
C
(which
has
been
between
here
and
nr.FlU
TlmjAllLi
IJaI,a"
for
U,e
l)ast
fbur
'"o1'
TAHIAPI
ADrW11'6"
W,,cn
S(luadron
LeaJer
1U
lflilvLrillljll
J,acLare1
al
bis
companions
step
off
the
Thiepval
this
week-
end,
they
should
be
made
to
feel
Great
War
Veterans
Welcome
1
1
t
they
are
"home
again."
No
British
Flyers
and
Offer
.doubt
the
admiration
and
spirit
Them
Courtesies
During
Visit
Here
The
following
wireless
sage
was
sent
Ibis
morning
by
Fred
I'yle,
president
of
the
loeal
Ureal
War
Veterans'
Association
to
Squadron
Leader
A.
S.
C
Stuart
MacLaren,
commander
of
the
Hritish
round
-
the
-
world
fliffht.
who
is
on
his
way
lo
plans
have
been
j,rjnc,,
luper(
0
u,e
Canadian
made
by
several
local
business-;(;oveI.nn)ent
j,eunier
Thiepval
men
for
(ho
erection
of
a
.small
cobl
storage
plant
and
ice.
fac
tory
at
Fairview.
It
is
said
by
them
that
it
is
a
business
that
is
"The
(Sreal'
War
Veterans'
Association
extends
you
and
your
officers
of
the
Hritish
round-the-
world
flight
a
hearly
welcome
on
likely
to
pay
well
in
viPWM.iMhcje
occasi0n
or
your
visit
lo
our
large
ainount
or
trade
that
comes
cjty
am
oirer!?
you
(1C
freedom
here
now.
)of
our
cu,
10oms
during
your
IT
t
lie
plant
goes
ahead
it
is
aiv"
.
.
.
.
hi
likely
lo
lie
a
comparaiiveiy
smau
unit
at
first
costing
in
neighborhood
of
$25,000.
HALIBUT
TREATY
IS
FORMALLY
RATIFIED
the
SIGNATURE
OF
KING
Three
Months'
Close
Season
Finally
Provided
For
OTTAWA,
Aug.
II.
Formal
ralirication
or
the
halibut
treaty;
l.l
...
r
1..
.....I
II.
o
tTnlln.II
,
,.
il
II
I
I'llWCl'll
UUIUlUCl
tlllU
till.
Vlllll.l
rived
in
tho
city
on
his
special-
.
.
,
,
,.
..,.
car
yesterday
aHernoon
and
is
T
"
"
a..p,.,H-.
ii.o
.iv
h.
n...:of
King
Oeorge
has
been
received.
v
i
from
London.
Hon,
Lmest
La
acconu.anIp.
IH
ippinte
signed
the
treaty
on
behalf
ftl
NVa,,ling(on.
lL
.11U1I11M1
ttl.U
.
,
.
I
.
nr
provides
iin
u
ciu
si-unuii
ui
tliree
nionths
on
Iho
PaciMo
Coast
ihalibul
fisheries.
C.
C.
Merchant
Marine
Freighter
Here
With
Cans
For
Islands
And
Will
Load
With
Salmon
DEADLOCK
EVACUATION
OF
THE
RUHR
LONDON,
Aug.
14.
There
Is
a
deadlock
between
the
French
and
German
dele-,
gates
In
regard
to
the
time
limit
for
withdrawal
from
the
Ruhr.
British
Intervene
tlon
may
however
save
the
situation.
IWacdOnald
urges
Hcrrlot
to
accent
a
com"
promise.
BERLIN,
Aug.
14.
The
delegates
are
backed
by
the
German
cabinet
and
"OUT
OF
POLITICS;
BACK
TO
BUSINESS"
Gen.
A.
D.
McRao
returned
last
night
on
the
Prince
John
from
atun
River,
Graham
Island,
where
lm
is
interested
In
tno
iWnllaee
Fisheries
cannery
-and
of
hero-worship
in
which
they
will
be
held
will
ensure
the
reception
planned
having
that
ef-
mes-ifpct
.'
Squadron
Leader
MacLaren,
set
out
from
KnglaniV
with
his
Iwo
companions
on
March
25
on
a-rouiiif
the
world
rpule:
laid
-out
over
23,25
1
miles.
It
was
estimated
that
this
could
be
done
m
2S2y4
flying
hours.
MacLaren
hoped
lo
reach
London
on
June
28.
He
was
delayed
several
times
before
he
reached
Ihe
easb
coast
of
Asia.
In
Iturma
he
took
over
a
substitute
plane,
sent
in
from
Japan,
which
was
originally
intended
to
be
used
from
Japan
t
eastward.
iJefoVc
starling
he
arranged
lo
have
a
second
reserve
plane
and
motor
await
him
in
Canada,
but
owing
to
the
acci-.1
dent
in
the
North
PaciHc,
his
plans
Tor
the
continuation
of
the
flight
were
necessarily
abandoned.
1
Organized
Himself
;
MacLaren
organized
the
exped-;
ilion
himself,
being
given
olllcial
permission
although
it
was
a
private
undertaking.
He
enlisted
Ihe
help
of
the
Asiatic
Petroleum
Company,
Ihe
Vickers
interests
and
1).
Napier
&
Company,
which
firms
.furnished
him
out
with
machines,
engines,,
fuel
and
oil.
Preferred
Amphibian
MacLaren
differing
from
most
long-distance
airmen,
preferred
an
amphibian
machine
that
is,
a
flying
boat
wilh
a"
land
under
carriage,
which
can
be
with-,
drawn
above
the
keel
line.
This
made
possible
easy
water
landings.
MacLaren
arranged
lo
discard
the
under
carriage
altogether
on
the
Japaa-Prince
Rupert
section.
HOP
OFF
ONCE
AGAIN
DELAYED
C.G.M..r.
freighter
Canadian
Trooper
of
the
n.C-Califcrnia
ieft
again
this
morning
for
Clax-
0,3.
Flight
From
Iceland
service
arrived
in
port
at
12
o'clock
noon
today
from
Van-
t,m
ne
expects
to
bo
back
to-j
Greenland
Postponed
on
coiiver
bringing
15,001)
cases
of
cans
for
Lockeport
and
Lagoon
mor,.0w
and
will
then
proceed
to
Account
of
Weather
Hay
canneries.
The
cargo
will
bo
transferred
Jiere,
to
the.
stewarl
where
ho
has
mining
in-
steamer
Prince
John.
Tho
Trooner
will
take
from
here
15.000
ivnwi
REYKJAVIK,
Iceland,
Aug.
to
11.
cases
of
salmon
from
Queen
Charlotte
Island
canneries,
the,
"Out
of
politics
and
back
to'-'Tbe
departure
of
the
cruiser
goods
having
arrived
during
the
past
week
011
the
Prince
John.
'lmslness,"
is
the
remark
that
Richmond
to
take
a
station
150
Unless
it
is
decided
lo
hold
her
for
further
shipments
of
salmon
Oen
.McRae
made
in
the
courso
mues
on
lccianu
ami
awau
mo
Ihe
same
month
last
year.:
from
the
Islands,
the
vessel
will
sail
for
the
south
.sime?
time
!uf
a
conversa
l-'islieries
products
led
all
others,
tomorrow
morning.
She.
IihhI
nla,lif(.s(tl
a
total
value
being
$3,351.
112.
.PROPOSE
TO
FLY
FROM
l.noo
Ions
of
coal
to
-discharge
nt
'FRISCO
TO
HAWAIIAN
IDS.
Ocean
Falls
and
wills,
alsn'lbad
however,
however,
and
and
SAN
DIEGO,
Aug.
11.
Lieut.
James
11.
Ioolillle,
the
famous
aviator,
has
announced
wilh
his
partner,
Lieut.
brouuh
$1411,000,
reindeer
meat
John
II.
M'acReaily,
for
a
non-stop
a'l7,l05
but
timber
fetched
only
flight
Troin
San
Franc!
trancisco
I'uun.N
of
halibut
which
she
sold
for
fourleeu
guests
-and
eight
or
al
11.50
urn!
lo
Ailin
vui...kI..
n-i.
r!.nuiji
will
nro-
M
1,652.
Palladium
shipped
Honolulu
during
tho
full
i"
.....mi
.
in
11
r
Lll-W,
I
IIU
VJltH"
"
.
.
.
t
.
.
.
.
'""i
the
Nuba
3.500
pounds
to
imi.tv
innvn
imrL
tonight
sailing
through
Prince
Huperl
was
vai-
period
next
Mayj
ir
the
war
de
paper
there.
ation
here.
He
still
passing
01
me
unueu
siaies
keen
interest
in
round
Ihe
woriu
flyers
pianncu
jtlio
the
provincial
provincial
political
situation,
,nr
nils
evening
ua8
Deen
post
It
nfight
have
been
I'oncit
until
tomorrow.
Word
has
inferred
from'
remarks
he
Jet
Been
receivea
iromi
uie
cruiser
'This
is
(he
first
call
here
or,
,rop
lhal
it
was
the
intention
or
Ihe
Canadian
Troi).er
.which
vasl(.
provincial
Party
to
Join
jirought
from
the
Atlantic
to
thelforces
will;
the
Conservatives
al
Pacific
Coast
service
last
year,
least
for
Ihe
contest
at
Nelson;
She
was
buill
at
North
Vancou-ngninst
Premier
Oliver.
Gen.
lo
ver
anu
is
pracucany
a
sisicr.
McRao
has
led
the
I'rovtnciai
moon
iiaieigu
on
tue
orecpiauu
coasi
that
the.
barometer
is
falling
and
a
gale
is
blowing.
ZANNI
AT
RANGOON
RANGOON,
India,
Aug.
II.-
ship
lo
the
Canadian
Volunteor'party
since
Its
inception
and
Was
Major
Zanni,
Argentinean
tyer.
which
is
well
known
herp
Capt.
delented
in
the
recent
provincial
.arrived
hero
today
from
Calcutta
Gilbert
commands
the
Ti'oopei-.
Jgeueral
election
at
Vancouver.
jon
his
flight
around
the
world.