25
TAVI
VOL.
XIV.,
NO,
180.
Servica'
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
I
iwnoil
in
a
handsome
costume
imported
hand
made
crepe-
,.
...in.
..
i...,
r
v......ii
'riniic
wiiu
a
inn
in
.-iiMu-
t
I
,
.
I
..I
...111.
...I.lln
n
iirnin
iriiiiiuru
wiiii
v.iiii
ue
crcpe-de-cliine
and
hat
lo
iilch
and
I
lie
latter
pale
yellow
,.,.
.i
,.ni,
in
in
iiicli,
Hot
Ii
carried
nouqueis
oi
wi'i'i
iun
ii
ii
1
1
iiiiiiv
n
iiit'itiii.
'"er
ue
e
no
r
sa
k
a
nymn.
"
i.iiui
i
avii'les
f'
,v
v
,,,,,1',.,,-
Arier
the
ceremony,
the
bridal
"rly
repaired
lo
Iho
home
of
"e
bride's
pit
rents
where
a
buf-
''i
luncheon
was
served,
only
"lurves
anu
iinmeiiiaio
irientis
1
be
couple
boarded
the
sleani-
I'linre
iiiiii'iii
linn
win
miipiiii
'fief
honeymoon
In
Vancouver
ml
Jasper
Park
after
which
Ihiy
III
lliuv.1
r.tt.
uui'iiniiuii
.itir
MihL'
.v..,
i
u;nivuiiV
..v
.v.n,
iiiip
iiiny
win
a
Ke
nil
ii
eir
I'siilence.
The
bride's
travel-
1
One
of
the
supply
stations
along
the
telegraph
line
about
100
miles
north
of
Hazelton
was
also
burned
out
and
the
supplies
pe-de-chine
and
silver
cloth
lor
the
operators
uesiroyeu.
me
d
carried
a
bouipiel
of
Ophelia
'wire
is
still
up
I
here
and
a
new
e.
Tli
charming
brides-lot
oi
supplies
win
nc
seiu
in.
aids
were
Misses
Lucy
anil
1in
oilltiliiu'v
tfilir
nr
the
ride,
the
former
wearing
pale
IN
COLLISION
ims
Amelia
P
1
sburv.
another
..i,,
n.nir.
Fniinwlnn
islcr
of
the
bride,
made
al
anftri-ni
Durlna
Manoouvres
iflly
lillle
flower
girl.
She
wore
off
Fttttery
It
it
e
crepe-de-fliine
and
carried
banket
of
Shasta
daises.
.
uhhmEUTON,
Aug.
12.
The
Hie
groom
was
attended
uy'j(.stroyPr!,
Lilchriebl
and
Faren-is
rather
und
the
ushers
were
)h)11
r
,lt
(j,,it0,
states
battle
iclianl
Pillsbury,
Alex.
Hix,
I
f-
ri..e
collided
during
the
m.anoeu-
"ie
Keenleyside
and
Hevcrly
....
,.ff
r.m.e
Klallerv.
aecordinir
lvllson,
j0
wireless
despatch
received
Huring
Iho
signing
of
Hie
re-
,
.....
jl(Ju,
vessels
are
pulling
in
for
repairs.
NEW
FREIGHTER
TOWED
TO
PORT
Richelieu
Taken
Into
Victoria
by
Tug
Nltlnat
When
In
Dan
gerous
Position
vir.TOllIA.
Auir.
12
Forced
to
ri
nuslstance
owing
to
tTl
If
Mil
II
,.f
1.1,,..
..,.
,l
,
I
I.ln
41m
"
u,.,
,,i
inn;
nine
eiiKlue
aim
pump
ihmh,h.
"Mil
llill
III
llllllPII
l.'l
I
V...
I..it
I
llltl
I
.lllllllll
II
H
wen
nnown
uoupie
Mrs
Keenlevside
Is
oarticular-
ly
well
known
In
Prinee
Hiiiiert.
"ivlng
come
here
with
her
i:ii'i,,il
1..
11..
1
.
'
received
her
elementary
and
'"(oi
School
education
in
(ho
eitv
'
"HUsh
Columbia
where
sho
srii.lualed
with
.lislinclion
in
'920
after
linvliicr
1
1,
ton
i
nrn.
"lUCtU
uarl
in
cfilleire
afT.llr.
.11
1
if
v
imi'ihi,"""
fnilirliliir
.
nielielieu.
making
her
She
JIOUUIAM,
W-isli.,
Aug.
12
ed
a
fire
last
night
which
in
was
shut
off
temporarily.
Today,500
men
are
thrown
out
of
worn
was
it
is
in
operation
again.
DESTROYERS
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
illlOCKVILLE,
Out.,
Aug.
1
im,.i
1..1.,
i
11,,.
ei.iislwise
ser-
vice
was
towed
to
port
last
Samuel
Wells,
cheese
nvakor,
night
by
the
lug
Nitinat.
The
Dairy
Instructor
Murray
and
posi-
George
Morrison
were
killed,
and
ship
was
in
a
precarious
lion
just
off
llaco
Hocks
when
Rtewari
tiiompsou
mjureu
u
n...
vni..
imr
on.
A
not
expected
lo
recover
when
lb
'"id
laler
went
to
tho
University
.in,,,,,
ii.i
ninnlmr
and
Iho
boiler
exploded
in
a
cheese
fac
,...!..
......eiieallv
out
of
ory.
'1
wo
otticrs
were
siignuy
.nnlmii
.
linjured
and
tho
village
and
sur
ti.
'.i,.'-
...iii
.n
renalred
rounding
country
badly
shaken
1
ue
iitiiiinc
"iii
-
.
...
,
l,ere,
"
'by
Ine
explosion.
Boat
owners
of
the
craft
uud
act
as
a
convoy
r
u.r
Exhibition
Hall.
At
tlie
reception
Ouick
work
was
nuule
in
re-'slroyed
the
mill
and
eigiii
mil-
an
.a,j,rert
will
be
presented
to
pairing
the
telegraph
line
between
lion
feet
of
lumber
and
-causing
gqua(n.oa
Leader
MacLaren
by-
ii,
u
riiv
nmi
Aiivni.
Alioui
a
mile
damage
estimated
at
a
million
of
it
was
burned
out
yesterday
'dollars.
fM,i
inioirrntiiiie.
nintnuinicalion
'
The
result
of
the
fire
is
that
Mayor
Newton
on
behalf
of
Hie
city
and
each
of
tho
other
members
of
the
flight
party
will
be
presented
with
small
lotem
poles.
The
band
of
the
First
North
H.C.
Regiment
mtay
also
take
part
in
the
welcome.
reception
of
the
flyers
DEAD
THEE
POINT.
Cloudy,
'drafted
by
the
committee
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPEHT,
B.C.
TUESDAY,
AUGUST
12,
192
i.
balm;
barometer,
30.12;
temper-charge
of
arrangements
and
sub-
Following
is
the
detail
n
lure
53;
sea
smooth.
'milted
to
the
cily
council
by
Aid.1
sales
:About
200,000
lbs.
Saturday!
Circulation
1,750.
BtrMt
!
.
VARIATIONS
IN
HALIBUT
PRICES
Today
at
the
fish
exchange
there
was
quite
a
variation
in
ii
...
ii
.
i
i
j
i
.
t
H,
.
HULL
HAHHOH.
Overcast,
Evilt,
chairman,
at
last
night's
American
calm,,
barometer,
30:01;
temper-meeting.
This
will
be
carried
out1
Neptune,
18,000,
lo
Cold
Stor-alure,
5(5;
sea
smooth;
8
p.m.
if
the
Thiepval
arrives
here
on
age
at
17.10
and
7.
spoke
molorship
Yukon
396
miles
Saturday
during
tho
day.
If
there
Tahoma,
10,000,
to
Allin
Fish-from
Seattle
northbound;
8
p.m.
is
a
change
in
time
from,
that
eries
at
17.20
and
7.
spokwsleamer
OrilTco,
Anyox
for
which
is
now
expected
there
will
Columbia,
28,000,
to
Pacific
I'neoiiin.
137
miles
fruin
Tacoma:
necessarily
be
some
changes
and
fisheries
al
u.ou
anu
o.
10
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Princess
if
the
vessel
arrives
on
Monday
it
I
Eastern
Point,
7,oou,
to.
racuic
Healrice
Pine
Island
southbound;
is
proposed
to
declare
a
half
Fisheries
at
15,10
and
7.
10
n-.in".
p.m.
fehoke
steamer
Camosun,
holiday.
V
abash,
0,500,
to
Hoyal
risii.
left
Nainu
southbound.
i
lie
program
was
auopieu
aner
uo
DIUHY
ISLAND.
Cloudy,
a
brief
discussion.
calm:
barometer.
30.28;
tempera-
It
was
staled
by
Aid.
Lollart.
lure,
6?;
sea
MOTORSHIP
BRINGS
SALMON
Molorship
Helliiighnm,
Capt.
Len
Williams,
arrived
in
port
at
7.30
this
morning
from
Ketchikan
with
8,000
cases
of
Alaskan
salmon
for
transshipment
EnM
over
(ho
Canadian
National
al
iD.'JO
and
7.
Canadian
Swing,
1,000,
to
Hoolh
Ft
her.
mooth;
8
p.m.
in
answer
to
a
question,
thai
the
ies,
at
13.50
and
7.
spoke
tug
Lome,
31
miles
north,
fisheries
patrol
airplanes
at
pre-
of
Lowe
Inlet
bound
for
Swanson.sent
in
ine
cny
wouiu
also
parr
Hay;
8
p.m.
spoke
molorship
Ore-Uicipate
in
the
welcome
lo
be
acton.
Ouiulra
for
Chomley.
5
miles
'corded
Squadron
Leader
Mac-
from
Chomley.
Noon
DEAD
THEE
POINT.
Cloudy,
cairn;
barometer,
301
1
;
temper
ature,
66;
sea
smooth.
HULL
HAHHOH.
Clear,
light
northwest
wind;
barometer,
30.-05;
'temperature,
08;
sea
smooth;
10.30
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Prince
George
in
Milbunk
Sound
southbound.
DIGHY
ISLAND.
Overcast,
calm;
barometer,
30.28;
temperature,
71;
sea
smooth.
DAIRY
INSTRUCTOR
IS
Laren
on
his
arrival.
They
will
meet
tho
steamer
Thiepval
as
she
approaches
port.
Daisy,
1,500,
lo
Hoolh
Fisher
ies
al
13.10
and
7.50.
Atli,
10,500,
lo
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
at
13.30
and
7.50.
V.
it
F.,
1,500,
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
at
13.50
and
7.50.
1
Inez
IL,
6,500,
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
at
13.50
and
7.50.
.'
Fisher,
21,000,
and
P.
Dorcen,
8,000.
to
Cold
Storage
at
13.10
and
7.50.
Capo
Spear,
15,000,
by
Fisheries
at
13.30
and
7.60
Hecate
Straits
Towing
Co.'s
lug
Lome,
Capl.
Lewis,
is
enter
ing
the
dry
dock
today
for
boiler
and
minor
repairs.
KILLED
IN
EXPLOSION
British
Barracks
Attacked
With
Bricks
at
Atbara
and
Egyptian
Soldiers
are
Killed
disturbance
in
which
Egyptians,
attacked
the
British
barracks
wilh
bricks.
The
British
government
has
sent
troops
British
garrison
in
th.e
Sudan
as
a
result.
ll,e
ime
unit
ior
evacua
ion
or
ine
'"'
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
ITII
ATI
ON
IN
SPAIN
k
DGPnPTRn
rp
Avr
S.
AIRPLANES
LEAVE
ICELAND
THURSDAY
IF
WEATHER
IS
FAVORABLE
ins
or
wain
may
Abdicate
in
Addition
to
Retirement
of
Premier
De
Riveras
Government
LIVKHPOOL,
Aug.
12.
A
grave
view
of
the
political
sitiui
-
:..
.
I
...
I
t...
II...
Ai1iHiiL.-fiiinliiiil
..f
II.
n
,!
111
7t
I
111
I
II
IX
I
M'-IT
1
1
I
t'l
I
II
V
lilt
.Willi
r
III
Llll
1
CIMIIIUCHL
ll
I
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1
1
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III
I
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"v,i
.
,
.
.
.
....
liremeiit
uhu
the
irausrer
of
the
mciaiorsmp
lo
a
consuui-
i
i
i
i
I
.
ii
i.
hi
of
King
Alfonso
is
being
considered
by
the
king
and
Ins
nun-
nr
ai
i.ady
is
MARRIED
HERE
ctme
Bride
of
Llewellyn
Keenleyslde
Last
Night
p
rrtly
and
most
Inlen-Hling
to
..f
MIuj
Cnt
lutiliut.
Hull
IIMIUIJ,
ruiviii
ihiuhih'
.i
ur?
.i
ii
i'iumirv
riniri'i
mur
y'jsf
I'limr
iiut
i.
mihi
m
t
ft
till
Inul
fitfrlil
ni
H
H
III
juiiv
inni
lift
it
ui,
ii'
AihIi
pw
A
n
ni
Iran
Church.
MUH'IILiMI
U.
IUA
wini.
t
ilia
.
nl.lltll
tfllllll
ll'fia
Itn
!1
1
1
1
I
f
I
tl
r
LIMll
V
III
V
11
IV.
II
"Mr-
r4a4t(.ia-
lia
VMIH'
U
"Mil
ni
flowers
brought
especially
mil
VHiicmiver
wan
crowded
for
.i
i
ii.
i...i..
.......
i.
I"
IICCHIIOll
MIIU
I
IIV
tllllll
III
tendance.
Charming
Bride
The
bride,
who
was
given
.
,
-
I
r..
I
I
;i
TIHKr
uy
ner
lainer,
Afler
gradual
ion
at
Vancouver,
(he
look
a
home
economics
course
al
Symonds
College.
Boston,
and
laler
did
.social
service
work
In.
New
York
City
last
winter.
Mr.
Keenloyside,
practically
a
native
son
of
Vancouver,
was
no
less
prominent
in
(he
University
of
H.C.
having
graduated
in
'1920,
Later
he
obtained
his
minder's
and
doctor's
degree
at
Syracuse
University.
N.Y.
and
is
now
attached
to
the
historical!
ilcpai'lr.'ont
of
thai
institution.
I
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Keenleysiile
will
receive
I
he
congratulations
and
best
wishes
of
many
friends
in
HrilMi
Columbia
In
their
new
sphere
of
life.
-
TELEGRAPH
LINE
IS
PUBLIC
MEN
GATHER
AT
CARVELL
FUNERAL
TODAY
AT
WOODSTOCK
WOODSTOCK,
Aug.
12
Public
men
and
representatives
of
-the
Canadian
railways
are
gathered
today
for
the
funeral
of
Hon.
Frank
Carvcll.
Hev.
F.
O.
Fulton,
former
local
pastor
and
an
intimate
friend
of
Mr.
Carvell,
will
con-due!
the
service
al
the
Bungalow
on
I
he
Carvell
Farm,
on
the
outskirts
of
the
town.
MILL
BURNED
AT
HOQUIAM
Million
Dollars
Damages
and
BOO
Men
Thrown
Out
of
Work
Earl
llaig
photographed
while
leaving
to
open
the
regatta
during
'veteran's
week
on
the
occasion
of
the
visit
of
the
fatuous
soldier
to
Newfoundland.
,
Procession
of
Boats
Will
Meet
Stuart
MacLaren
on
His
Arrival
And
Mirny
Civic
Doings
Planned
Hop
off
Thursday
for
Greenland
if
Weather
Suitable
Say
Flyers
REYKJAVIK,
Iceland,
Aug.
12
Weather
permitting,
Lieut.
Lowell
Smith
and
Lieut-
Erik
Nelson
will
hop
off
on
Thursday
morning
on
the
next
lap
of
the
United
Slates
army
round-the-world
flight
to
the
east
coast
of
Greenland.
Angmagsalik,
the
base
in
Greenland
that
it
was
feared
would
have
to
be
abandoned,
will
be
the
objective
for
the
Danish
ship
Gertrude
Bask,
supplying
the
flight,
after
being
icebound
for
a
week,
has
freed
herself
uud
reached
there
with
fuel
and
other
supplies
for
the
aviators.
POLITICAL
EXCITEMENT
AT
NELSON
FOLLOWING
ELECTION
ANNOUNCEMENT
I
The
hop
to
Angmagsalik
from
here
will
he
500
miles
and
it
is
lexpecled
that
it
will
prove
the
most
difficult
and
dangerous
thai
the
flyers
have
yet
encountered.
The
flight
over
Greenland
to
.
Ivigtut
is
not
expected
to
present
v
;as
many
difficulties.
In
fact,
if
NELSON,
Aug.
12.
Political
nie
10
now
roI,sei
ror
Tliurs-
excitenjent
runs
strong
here
fol-
,iay
is
successfully
negotiated,
the
lowing
receipt
of
word
that
tlie;8UCcess
0r
the
entire
venture
seal
wouiu
De
openeu
ior
l-re-
should
be
assured.
The
fivers
mier
Oliver
and
(hat
the
Conser
vatives
would
contest
it
port
are
to
be
asked
to
decorate
their.
Indications
point
to
a
straight
and
all
conditions,
are
as
aus
to
G.G.S.
Thiepval
when
that
vessel
ar-
fight
between
th'e
premier
and
a
picious
as
possible,
rives
here
at
the
end
of
the
week
with
Squadron
Leader
A.
S.
C.
Conservative.
The
Conservative
Stuart
AracLaretMconimander
of
the
BriUsh..
ro;iiid-the-yrId
executive
is
meeting
today
to
con
flight,
and
his
companions
aboard.
Owners
of
buildings
will
be
sider
the
situation,
requested
.
to
decorate
their
premises
in
as
bright
a
manner
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and
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program
or
addresses
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music
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Ktr
AlAClJlhc
National
Lumber
Mills
start-!
f,
.,
:
,
a
nuL)ji(.
reception
and
dance
will
take
place
in
the
EVACUATION
IS
DEBATED
French
and
German
Delegates
-Meet
to
Discuss
Ruhr
Situation
have
been
well
resled
here,
their
machines
are
perfectly
in
tune
UNEMPLOYMENT
IS
CONSIDERED
Reserves
Suggested
as
Alternative
to
Insurance
at
British
Association
Meeting
TO
H
ONTO,
Aug..l2.--The
for-
-malion
of
a
plan
for
unemployment
reserves
will
do
more
to
LONDON,
Aug.
12
French
and
stabilize
industry
than
any
form
Herman
delegates
to
the
interna-
of
unemployment
insurance
can
ucii
is
ine
program
ior
uie
uaiiiiui,
puces
hub
'"n.wn
..-
.
.,.
n,.iMv
anmniui,'
n,..iinn
in
here
as
boat
g,,ing
as
high
as
17
cents.'
V'l'lL-."."'"
Wnf
.1
n
pmnB.
f
ih.
.
i.
in
and
another
as
low
as
13
Vi
cents.
rux
e
ior
cou.piumise
on
.e
11
lllnln-
The
r.ernians
r.nnlen.l
UlSCUSSlllg
the
limits
Of
Uu-
was
suiu.i
-
,
,
.
,
,.
Allin
LONDON,
Aug.
ii.
Ten
Egyptian
soldiers
wereied
and
nine
wounded
in
a
clash,
wilh
British
troops
al
Atbara
following
to
reinforce
the
that
evacuation
should
be
com-
--umu,ihchi.
msm-miL-i:
m
uiu,-pleled
six
months
after
it
has
wonomlcs
section
of
tho
Dritish
been
started.
The
French
hold
Association
today,
l'rof.
Corn-out
for
years.
;nVon
sai,,:
It
is
believed
a
compromise'
Mo'lern
'lulry
bas
three
factors
unknown
or
not
appre-
will
be
negotiated.
NO
DOMINION
ELECTION
YET
CONTRACT
LET
FOR
CLEARING
AND
GRADING
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
12.
Contracts-
have
been
lei
by
the
Can
adian
National
Railways
for
clearing
and
grading
of
57
&
miles
of
branch
lines,
the
work
to
be
completed
this
year.
cidieii
uy
ine
cnrir
ecoiioiiusis."
lamely,
overhead
costs,
business
cycles
and
organized
labor.
It
s
these
that
indicate
the
need
of
unemployment
reserves
for
the
overhead
costs
of
labor,
just
as
capital
requires
reserves
for
its
.fixed
charges..
Yet,
as
long
as
ilrends,
cycles
and
Jerks
in
the
At
Least
One
More
Session
First
general
purchasing
power
of
and
Possibly
Several
Says
jmoney
and
credit
continue,
un-Mlnlster
iemployment
insurance
cannot
ac-
ccniplish
its
main
purpose,
that
EDMONTON,
Aug.
12.
Hon.'of
smoothing
out
the
curve
of
Charles
Stewart,
minister
of
the
employment
by
reducing
the
interior
in
the
Government
of
peaks
and
filling
Iho
troughs.
Right
Hon.
W.
L.
MacKenzie
King,
j
Yet
a
proper
plan
of
unenyploy-conlradicted
the
rumor
that
there
meat
reserves,
Iniposed
cither
by
is
likely
to
.be
a
Dominion
elec-
unions
through
collective
bar-lion
Ibis
year.
He
says
there
will
gaining
or
by
Hie
state
as
has
be
at
least
one
more
session
be-
been
done
in
the
case
of
Work-fore
the
appeal
is
made
to
the'men's
accident
compensation,
country
and
possibly
several.
ompels
business
establishments
Mr.
Stewart,
who
has
a
farm
to
reduce
costs
by
stabilizing
em-near
Edmonton,
met
Sir"
Henry
jployin'ent.
Eveillually
this
Jwill
Thornton
and
discussed
railway
have
Its
effect
on
the
politicians.
matters
wilh
him.
He
told
the
and
bankers,
who
through
tho
newspapers
that
whenever
an
modern
system
or
central
reserve
election
took
place
he
proposed
banks,
have
it
in
their
hands
to
being
a
candidate
for
a
western,
ureally
stabilize
Industry
by
sta-
constituency.
biliziug
the
over
Issues
and
under
issues
of
credit."
Prof.
Com
mons
gave
il
as
his
opinion
that
neither
an
Individual
firm,
nor
a
single
industry,
nor
even
a
single
stale,
can
accomplish
much,
un
til
nations
co-opernje
in
an
effort
lo
stabilize
credit,
industry
and
employment.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
Yv.
Keenleysiile
and
family
are
rijjurnlng
lo
Vancouver
on
the
Cardena
(hip
afternoon,-.
.
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