..r
iiurinfr
lontm
I'liim
mp;iii.
"I
am
sn;ry
that
we
have
failed
felly
magnificent,
having
run
nr
our
hundred
hours
under
all
iinilitiuit
of
climate
without
re-i..
..........
,
..
,.t
......
i
i
fi..
I
Ifflff
IVItlffffl
I
II
iff
LAUNCH
SANK
Struok
Deadhead
In
Lake.
Filled,
and
Went
to
Bottom
VICTORIA,
Aug.
C,
Mrs.
Wil-
linm
Trolt.
wife
of
an
employee
of
the
James
Logging
company
and
William
Rileyt
one
of
Ihc
company
engineers
were
drowned
in
Cowichan
Lake
yesterday
afternoon
when
the
launch
in
which
they
were
proceeding
to
meet
Trolt
on
his
return
from
Victoria,
struck
a
deadhead,
filled
with
wuter
und
sunk.
Two
children
who.
were
in
the
launch
were,
saveil.
DISARMAMENT
CONFERENCE
President
Coolldge
Likely
to
Call
It
Before
November
Elections
WASHINGTON.
Aug.
0.
It
i
"tale.i
here
Unit
Presjdenl
Cool-
idge
wilt
cull
an
iulerualloual
conf(frMH'i
lo
discuss
limilation
of
anuumvnU
both
of
land
and
sea
forces
after
the
reparation
settlement
ha'
been
completed
ami
perure
uie
ove
inner
eicu
Rons,
Tlo
result
of
such
a
move,
it
is
said,
would
greatly
.strengthen
the
President
with
the
voters,
fcho
are.
strongly
for
peace.
s
OUvklt
OFFERED
SKAT
AT
NELSON
NLLSON,
Aug;
0.
The
local
Liberal
Association
has
wived
io
Premier
John
Oliver,
an
Invitation
to
ac-cvpt
u
nomination
for
the
Nelson
riding,
tho
present
member
clod,
K,
Campbell,
having
signified
his
willingness
lo
resign
in
fnvor
of
Mr.
Oliver,
IRELAND
AGAIN
""
"
n..l
II.-
-...I....I,..,
n.
urofty
wr
had
to
fly
above
the
'
"r
""""
r
.
?,
rrvtHis
to
the
last
falluro,)'
had
geah
trouble
The
following
message
ha1?
been
sent
by
Mayor
Newton
(o
iCapl.
Rei'ch,
master
of
the
C.G.S.
Thlepval,
which
is
bringing
Suadron
Leader
A.
S.
C.
iMuarl
MacLaren
and
him
companions
from
Nikolski,
Kammanderski
Is
lands,
lo
Vancouver
after
their
unsuccessful
effort
lo
fly
around
the
world:
"Please
convey
to
Squadron
.einler
MacLaren
I'rince
Rupert's
keen
regret
over
tils
mishap
Nevertheless,
we
areall
proud
of
whal
he
accomplished
nun
wish
him
lo
visit
Prince
Rupert
before
going
south.
We
promise
him
a
warm
welcome."
Willi
Ihe
understanding
thai
he
leave
town
immediately.
I'eier
Campbell,
who
came
before
Jus
tice
of
Ihe
Peace
S.
D.
Alacilonaiil
in
the
clly
police
court
Mils
morning
on
a
charge
of
drunken
ness,
was
released
on
suspeiulei
sentence.
CORDOVA,
Aug.
(I.
Squadron
Lender
Stuart
MacLaren
pi
If
J
pi
MTI
und
his
two
companions
hud
a
narrow
escape
from
death
us
the
i.r
niiine
trouble
which
caused
the
Rritish
round
the
world
ptaue
to
Tall
near
the
Kominanderski
Islands
oii
Saturday.!
A
'wireless
message
caught
here
indicates
that
failure
of
the
the
nrimarv
cause
for
the
wrecking
of
the
Rritish;
i
1
niLLL?
tLUUD
MT.
WH1TEH0RN
plane,
and
frustrating
the
expedition.
The
message,
which
was
-tnt
by
Squadron
Leader
,Mu:Laren
from
the
Canadian
fisheries
jjwo
Attempts
to
Scale
Magnlfi-
palrtJ
steamer
Thlepval
on
which
he
and
his
companions
arc!
cent
Peak
But
Weather
.
....
...
II.
..I
I'll
miirr
II
Ittllliniiri,
r.,j:-i
nuai.
after
lle
niacnine
mi
me
waiui,
Hie
thm?
men
had
difficulty
in
IllrJ
rrsi9rt
u.
.....
......
Against
Climbers
HIIIKi
LAKC.
H.C.,
Aug.
0.
UhUllUh
Pllkl
II
week
In
scale
Mount
Whitehorn
LULll
VllM
i
XJUlllXJ
but
the
parly
was
obliged
to
give
!un
and
relumed
to
the
Alpine
.
i
Club
camp
yesterday
afternoon
Parliament
to
be
Summoned
ror
.j.)lc
1ai.y
c0sted
of
five
September
30
Unless
Ulster
j
Aiuericatt,
including
three
boys
Takes
Action
(from
Harvard
College,
and
two
!F.nglshmen.
Willi
I
hem
was
iiivimv
Mi?
fi
llnii.
J.
H.
Hans
llothler.
one
of
the
Swiss
Thomas,
secretary
of
slte
for
guides
employed
by
the
Canadian
n
the
National
Hallways
at
jasper
.
today
IhatiThey
spent
two
nlglils
pit
a
rock
!iifii.i-
..
a
.
full
,
and
.
,
frank
discussion
ledge
high
above
the
clouds
Uelow
duo
uuo
to
i"
nil,
the
,7-'i,
i.,,,.,,,!:,,
i,ri,l.lr.in
hv
the
saildlfl
of
Mhe
W.httehorft.
too
heavily
f
..
.
sinleibravinif
violent
'raiuslorms
thai
UUilCli.
i
i.nm.ln
in
tin
far
be
,
,
,,.
ii..:,
1,1,
u-i
-t
ram'n
ifu
fllllllClll
UI1U
llir
lilllinii
nui-
o.i
v
1-
ernmenl
fhey
had
decided
to
sum-
low
to
crouch
over
their
stoves.
mon
parliament
lij
deal
with
Ihc
The
parly
on
Whilehom
had
a
Iqucsllon
on
September
3d
unless
canvas
fly
as
the'ir
only
shelter
by
Mint
lime
Ihc
Ulster
govern-
weighed
down
wiin
siones
ai
eacn
men
I
nominated
boundary
com-end
ami
supported
by
their
ice
missioners
in
accordance
with
axes
in
the
middle.
On
two
con-
Ihc
provisions
of
the
Anglo-Irish
sccutive
days
they
made
.deter-
-...i-u--
treaty.
limed
efforts
io
scaic
me
nyiun
MACLAREN
IS
INVITED
HERE
Mayor
Newton
Sends
Message
to
Commander
of
British
Round
the
World
Flight
lain
but
the
weather
remiiined
frigid
and
the
west
rocks
were
like
a
sheet
of
ice
so
they
gave
it
up
and
returned
to
camp
The
three
Harvard
boys
are
going
on
to
spend
three
weeks
at
Jasper.
climbing
the
mountains
round
the
Tonquin
ValleyAand
the
Maligna
Lake
in
company
with
the
Swiss
guides
at
Jasper
Park
Lodge.
W.
J.
BOWSER
iIbbV.
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f
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BBsssssSr-
-
.-4-'
VBBBBBBBBBB
BBBBHBSBBBBBBa
Leader
of
Conservative
party
who
decides
lo
retire
from
public-
life.
Settlement
With
Russia
Was
Reached
This
Afternoon
Says
Announcement
Made
In
Commons
lovimV
Aug.
0.
A
settlement
was
finally
reached
be
tween
lbe
Rritish
Government
and
hoviei
nussia
mis
miernoon
if
was
announced
in
the
House
of
Commons
today.
A..n....iii,r
lo
the
Daily
Mail
negotiations
between
the
tw
governments
were
resumed
this
monling,
the
resumption
being
due
to
tho
result
oi
nu
iiic!Mif,iwu
n....
in-
-ihi.hi..,,
3
.
m'.er
Ramsay
Macdonald.
.JlsBlBBBnBBBBdK
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
,
Largo
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Ambulance
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets,
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
Stand
Rayftl
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rales,
apply
to
Boston
and
6th
SL
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDCCK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL.
XIV.,
NO.
I
81.
PIUNCK
RUPERT,
H.C.,
WKRNKSRAY,
AUGUST
0.
1024.
VuUrday't
Circulation
1747..
glrttt
4M.
PniCE
FIVE
CENTS.
MACyt
HAD
M
A
Parliament
lluilding.
dBi
am
,
-
;
;
Mar..'l,?
NARROW
ESCAPE
NORTH
W.
J.
BOWSER
DEFINITELY
HAS
DECIDED
TO
RETIRE
FROM
POLITICAL
LIFE
Stuart
MacLareti
had
Narrow
Escapi
e
from
Death
when
his
Engine
Failed
in
Far
North
SIR
HENRY
THORNTON,
K.C.B.E.
The
President'
and
General
Manager
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
is
being
entertained
at
dinner
.here
this
evening
by
the
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
under
the
auspices
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade.
Armed
Men
Siol
Mail
from
Transfer
Wagon
on
a
Montreal
Street
'MONTREAL,
Aug.
0.
A
mail
pouch
with
its
twenty
packages
of
registered
mail,
taken
last
night
by
armed
bandits
from
i
transfer
wagon
on
St.
James
Street,
was
found
slashed
and
the
transfer
meii,
covering
the
driver
with
a
gun
and
took
the
registered
bag
whTch
is
said
to
have
contained
at
least
two
packages
of
money
for
Ottawa
and
other
mail.
The
bandits
escaped
leaving
no
trace
of
their
whereabouts.
BOWSER
OUT
OF
POLITICS
Decides
to
Retire
From
Politi
cal
Life
This
Week
VICTORIA,
Aug.
6.
Hon.
W.
J.
Bowser,
leader
or
the
Conservative
party
In
this
pro
vince,
will
after
more
than
twenty
years'
service
loave
pol
itics
for
good
on
Saturday.
Mr.
Bowser's
definite
de
cision
to
retire
from
the
Conservative
leadership
and
from
the
Legislature
was
announced
yesterday.
"The
elected
Conservative
members
will
meet
In
Vancouver
at
my
Invitation,
on
Saturday
when
I
shall
Inform,
them
that
I
am
definitely
retiring,"
Mr.
Bowser
said
In
a
statement
to
the
Times.
DEATH
SENTENCE
ONLY
FOUR
HALIBUT
BOATS
SELL
CATCHES
Only
four
boats
sold
their
halibut
catches
here
today,
IIir
one
Canadian
gelling
the,
highest
price.
Following
were
the
sales:
American
Slur,
.7,50(1
at
11.70
and
7c
lo
Rood
Fisheries.
Young
America
21,00n
al
12.50
and
5
to
Cold
Storage.
Glacier
10.000
al
i
1.30
and
7
to
Rooth
Fisheries.
Canadian
Marguerite
8,000
al
island
9
io
Atlin
Fisheries.
RADIO
CLEAR
ON
WEST
COAST
OF
Nanalmo
Man
Gets
Life
Imprls-
,
T.1SSI.
.....i
r,....
iin..i,or
on
onmont
insioaa
ot
uoing
o
Gallows
Wireless
Tests
With
Fishery
Patrol
Airplanes
Last
Night
In
Spite
Of
Poor
Visibility
.
Last
night
tests
were
made
of
the
ability
of
the
wireless
plant
at
Seal
Cove
to
receive
communications
from
the
fisheries
nairol-
airplanes
while
in
motion.
Shortly
after
7
o'clock,
Lieut.
MacLeod
took
the
air
to
carry
out
the
tests
which
it
is
reported
proved
very
satisfactory.
A
plant
has
been
established
at
Seal
Cove,
the
object
of
which
is
to
keep
in
touch
with
the
planes
whenever
and
wherever
they
may
be
flying
in
the
district.
This
plant
is
also
capable
of
communicating
with
the
headquarters
of
the
-
squadron
at
"
Jericho
Reach,
Vancouver.
VUhL
nilKF
UT
OF
YORK
IU1UV.
MAI
MAY
I
lbe
v
lasl
niM
werc
at
comparatively
close
range
but
COME
IN
SEPTEMBER
we,p
lclem
to
prove
what
was
required,
Aug".
L,ie"'-
tireless
ex-
i
TORONTO.
.-n.e
Mail
and
Empire
says
Ihe
Duke
of
J1"1'
j
n
tl,e
Cy
in
c
of
Vmk
will
accompany
Ihe
Prince
lh
i",ej?
f
rangements.
'of
Wales
on
his
visit
to
his
Al-;''0,"1
nlejest.ng
was
the
berta
ranch
in
Seplembe,V,-
'
fof
'ie,)l-
MfcLeo,,
,
lMl
ni?,,t
'"r
11
was
made
m
a
dense
I
LONDON.
Aug
6,-Tl.ere
is
no
foundation
whatever
for
the
sug-
lhe
machi"e
clrcle;,
.
ov"'
and
nearby
mounta.ns
'geslion
that,
the
Duk,
of
York
tl'fty
'may
n?,.$rt
height
but
it
could
not
accompany
the
-i'rince
of
!
Wales
on
his
forthcoming
trip
lo!7'u,
'""J
b,elow
in
,s"1
e
4Iof
''..
i..
....
i
ii...
i',.o,..i
m,i.
:
I
he
fact
that
the
sound
of
the
i
niotor
RAILWAY
HEAD
The
Canadian
National
Rail
ways
presidential
party
beaded
by
Sir
Henry
Thornton
will
arrive
in
I
Ihe
cily
at
3.45
this
after-
rnim
nti
tlin
jiotnui
i
Dninri
empty
on
Shuler
Street
this
morning.
A
number
of
men
halted
hwnpninns
as
are
iieces
sary
will
be
made
by
the
various
was
audible
and
at
times
jseemed
very
close.
During
the
i
flight,
the
whistle
of
lbe
Cana-idian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co
at
Tritmn
vvrirfcYi
Seal
Cove
was
sounded
lo
assist
AkkIVH
HrlKr
IheWefri
comlngNJown:
"-De-
Ml
A
11
f
UJ
IIUIYU
...pjte
Hie
handicap
visibility,
a
neat
at
Seal
Cove.
of
lack
of
landing
was
Sip
Henry
Thornton
and
Party
made
dose
to
the
mooring
place
Roaches
City
on
Steamer
Prince
Georne
Afternoon
this
JEPSON
BEATEN
BY
JACK
BURNS
"
'
,
"
vn;
;;
Holder
or
Title
Beaten
by
Chal-
f!nntrrn
r
ITflIl
llQITV
AOllllOIl
1
which
is
15
minutes
late.
Such
longer
Last
Night,
Two
Falls
Out
of
Three
niL-l
1,1
a
r(al
P,Ji
exhibition
of
the
ClOCKI
.
,
T
oll
lll'lll
will
imr
Kurri
j
t
,
ii
i
ii
ii
.
,
.
,
.
,v
kane,
dial
enper,
'
last
n
gtit
dinner
to
honor
at
an
informal
.
...
....
de-
be
m
the
Roslon
Orill
given
annoui;ced
'
matcIl
to
be
for
the
morrow
the
parly
will
proceed
,,eavyweifdll
championship
Las
by
special
train
"
Qf
atlen.lance
was
Mule
Sir
Henry
an,
the
large.
nol
,a
8ectttloriJ
wll0
parly
are
on
this
tour,
of
ho
were
well
satisfied
west,
the
business
of
Ihe
com-
...
pany
is
being
earned
on
as
us-
T,
ual.
In
fact,
some
important
con-L,,
A
H
erences
have
taken
place
an
ongl
ha(,
;
;
Ihe
oflic.als
while
travelling.
.
ip(,
Jurn
&
This
is
the
reason
why
the
parjy
Twenly-one
minutes,
is
sp
large.
lan(,
32
sccon(lH
afl'er
rq3Unijn?t,
jllurns
obtained
the
second
fall!
NO
BRITISH
TO
BE
BROUGHT
TO
CANADA
VaNCOUVF.H.
Aug.
6.
Two
the
west
coast
of
Moresby
Island,
dead
bodies
were
taken
from
local
recently
sent
hono
for
Ids
radio'waters
yesterday.
set.
It
Is
a
small
single
lube
in-
One
was
that
of
S.
A.
Dorsey,
OTTAWA.
Aug.
0.
Sentence
slrument
which
he
made
himself,
C.PJl.
train
porter,
who
lost
Ids
of
dcalh
passed
on.
Alfred
Cor-,
but
it
has
a
pretty
good
battery.life
late
Monday
while
swimming
belt
for
the
murder
of
his
wife
Mr.
Mortimer
reports
tlmt
mes-
in
Knglish
Ray.
at
Courlenay
in
April
last
was
sages
come
in
very
clear
with
..no
The
other
was
that
of
a
mlin
commuted
to
life
'imprisonment,
interference
and
little
static..
Ho
picked
up
in
Rurrard
Inlet
by
Corbelt
was
to
have
hanged
on
bus
lieard
stations
at
Los
An-the
crew
of
the
tug
Fearless
in
Friday.
He
will
bfllconfined
to
geles,
.Oakland,
.
San
Francisco,
clothing
bearing
the
name
of
the
penitentiary
at
New
West.
Rerkeley,
Portland
and
olherjJacob
Skaass,
cily,
and
a
card
in
'
minster.'
'
;
'
placed."
'
''
the
"Firemen's,
and
Oilers'
Union.
with
a
scissors
on
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