IS
ARRESTED
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
13.
Tyson,
II
.
no
.
..
..I.I
Clilliniil
''l(
HIU
....'
J
-
v....
....
f
his
downfall.
F.TI.AKAT1.A
CIRI.
DIED
ON
MONDAY
lm
tnuMmttn
Vain
Olil
nmnh.
ter
of
Henry
Rudland,
Expired
at
Port
Esslngton
ll'o
death
rtccurred
in
Port
Kington
on
Miouday
of
Miss
lain
llu,
llaii.
I,
11
year
old
:
....1.
i
II
.......I
I..
II...
.ii.linit
A
nri
loday
on
a
cnargo
oi
imu-
t
'tirineiii
ami
iiiu
tau
h.--it
.Iiii.
...I
r....
i.
is.ii.ilr
.
It
It
Is
alleged
.that
defalcation
.
"I
llltl
IIIIIIII
HU
UKIIIVII
V
.
,..w
.
JUL-
i.f
Mm,',
i.n.il
niiimi
I
nil
III
m
W.nnn,
Horse
racing
and
other'
(irnin
nr
f.nniiiititr
urn
iii.pirpii
i.v
IS
riinmU
In
limn
linoii
Mill
I'Allsl
KETCHIKAN
CROWD
COMING
TO
FAIR
A
wire
has
been
received
this
afternoon
that
Kelchikan
has
accepted
Ihe
transportation
conditions
for
I
heir
visit
to
tills
city
during
Ihe
fair
and
they
will
be
here
in,
large
numbers.
They
will
bring
a
baseball
team
with
them
it
is
understood.
The
steamer
Prince
Rupert
goes
there
on
Wednesday
afler
her
arrival
here
from
the
south.
FLYING
PLANS
TO
BE
CHANGED
''miller
of
Henry
Rudland
of
u.-hnr
Proaosed
In
Greenland
II
I
(
1
1
1
U
nun
In
II...
l.ni,.la
..f
Mm
I",
Ill
llll
llUllllt
1.1
IIIU
I.C.
t'ii.li,..ii
i.i.
,.i,,i
i..i,.ii.,.i
v
i
nintiii
Him
iiii
i.
iiiiiiii,
..:il
...
i
(i
he
maco
on
uaiuruay
ai
MINING
REVIVAL
ALICE
AllM,
Aug.
13.
Signs
Coast
Not
Large
Enough
and
Filled
With
Ice
REYKJAVIK.
Iceland,
Aug.
13
T-Afler
nlans
bad
been
completed
for
Iho
United
Slates
world
flyers
to
hon
off
for
Greenland
a
dis
quieting
report
arrived
from
the
ViMiUnr
llnleiith.
which
sUllled
culture,
Victoria.
lock.
The
regular
vuriohs
plaits
in
connection'
with
the
Exhibition.
The
directors
panions
"
of
Ihe
British
the-world
flight.
SEVERE
EARTHQUAKE
TWO
WARSHIPS
ARE
round-
REPORTED
IN
JAPAN
TOKIO,
Aug.
13.
An
earlh-
iiuake,
descrilied
as
fairly
severe,
Is
reported
in
Kokc,
Osaka
and
Nugoya
dislricls.
The
Nagoya
mains
were
broken,
culling
olT
the
supply
and
flooding
Ihe
streets.
No
casualties
are
re
ported.
The
tremors
alarmed
Ihe
citizens
greatly.
ORDERED
TO
EGYPT
LONDON,
Aug.
neelion
with
the
.
"
im'.i.i,
iu
n:-
IIL
I
111
llllllllir
ill
.l.in.ii"(-,i"'""i
f
13.
In
con-
I
rouble
in
Ihe
are
lii'trlniili...
.
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.
i
i
t
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Sn.I.'ili
tlui
A.lniiriill
v
lui
iirilcri'il
nil.
nr
ii,
i.
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i..
iii
.
.
.
.
ii
...,,i
lima
i
in
mill
nu
i
i
it.pi
niiimi
d-ii
in
--.
...
miiiiiii
iii
""
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........
.-...,
...
luiiHij
ance
Greenland,
was
too
siikiii
inii-n
in
Miiver
is
an-
il
ai.i..vn,-
.v.i
.........i..
....
....u
near
v
in
ed
w
I
i
l
oaung
111
nilll.
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I.
ill
,
I'
.
.
i.
I
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n
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i,
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I......I
-viiii,
i
i
ii
1
1
lion
i
ill
l
mililncf
ii-.nil.l
,.,nL-n
n
aiiuiin
.
inn
l-
ui
ui,-r.
11
iiiiiuuiii
niiM
iiiuimu
.
..n
niiiiin
iivii
llllini..
i.
nu..,.--"
-
i
'"'ri
are
in
m
district
examln-
ing
place.
Probably
a
new
placc.to
Port
Sudan
where
she
has
ar-
'"6
propert
es.
..
in
i...
rived
Mr.
Alder
suggests
that
the
city
might
float
bonds
for
the
present
were
President
Joe
Greer,
purpose
of
giving
loans
to
people
Vice-President
Ben
Self,
Honor-.who
would
build
on
lots
now
be
ary
decretory
.rank
nimi,
George
W.
Kerr,
D.
Jabour,
Aid
R.
F.
Perry.
Aid.
C.
V.
Evitt.
II,
longing
to
the
city.
This
would
again
lend
lo
relieve
the
house
shortage
and
would
restore
lots
M.
Daggett,
John
Bulger
and
to
the
lax
roll.
Managing
Director
D.
McD.
Hun-I
That
Victoria
is
gelling
more
ter.
The
new
wiring
in
the
Fair
benefit
from
the
tourist
business
this
year
than
ever
before
and
Building
it
is
said
will
provide,
that
business
conditions
In
the
for
a
much
improved
system
dfiR-C
capital
are
belter
than
has
lighting
in
the
hall.
Lamps
witllbeen
for
some
time,
is
the
opinion
be
installed
this
week
in
readi-Jof
Mr.
Abler.
He
says
he
talke
I
ness
for
Hie
reception
there
that,'"
a
number
of
merchants
there
is
In
be
accorded
Squadron
Lead-.recently
and
Hiey
said
business
er
Stuart
MacLaren
and
his
com-
was
good.
There
are
more
tour-
i?ts
than
ever
before
'and
IhN
year
they
seem
lo
h"
sponding
more
money
than
usual.
Mr.
Abler
will
bo
spending
a
few
flays
in
the
city
and
will
then
go
east.
He
will
visit
Winnipeg,
his
former
home
in
Tennessee,
and
will
then
proceed
to
California
where
his
sons
are
in
business.
William,
is
in
the
real
estate
business
and
George
is
employed
by
the
Swift
Co.
FISH
SALES
LIGHT
ON
EXCHANGE
TODAY!
Only
four
boats
sold
their
catches
nl
the
exchange
today
an
follows:
1
American
Silka
35,000
at
12
and
G
.to
Cold
Slorage.
Volunteer
11,000
at
'
11.80
ami
lo
Atlln
Fisheries,
Canadian
.
Ingred
II.
13,000
at
13.50
and
7
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
-
Alliance
3,000
at
13.50
and
7
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
TAYI
BOSTON
GRILL
W
Lam.
.
'
I.-vHaliv..
Library.
Parliament
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
W
:
Buildings.
i
i
i
with
newly
laid
dancing
nW
Ambulance
Mnr.ai-
fioor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rales,
apply
to
Boston
and
6th
8L
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia'
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL.
XIV.,
NO,
mo.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
13,
11)24
ttMrdtr
ClrcuLtlon
1.7B0.
Strttt
BIm
ts.
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
MIMIK
A
Vk
Mb
A
H
A
IMIl
llfcV
IV
III
THIN
Liiviu
vnuuii
i
Lin
iii
nnis
iLiuiituviiiii
IR
HhNRY
THORN
N
AY
I
IINkkRhM
K
NhTnSARY
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PkAi
P
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VPR
RY
a
iiiiiiii
i
mi
lira
i
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i
a
i
v
ii
ii
ii
ii
i
i
iiiiuii
u
ii
in
in
i
raiBi
amHWBB
a
.
ciudiuititj;
a
ivvuo
in
viunu
Cause
of
Thousands
of
Deaths
And
Leave
Millions
Homeless
SHANGHAI.
Aug.
13.
Millions
of
people
are
homeless
ml
nl
least
50.000
persons
are
drowned
in
devastating
floods
I.
.,..
.,...o,.;n!T
M-iiio
nr!K
iii
r.liiii.i
mid
si
1
1
1
in
rtr
i
ii
cr
tens
'Mill
Ulr
"
"
vt-i'iiifj
v.,...
uixu.i
r
il...iitntiflii
(if
villnces.
Thousands
of
rufngeos
are
pouring
mlo
I'ekui
ironi
tne
ne-
It
is
difficult
to
get
even
an
approximate
estimate
of
trie
i
t'i:..
i...
i
..i.
..nl
fin.
i
iimi
ti
mi
iu
...'nil
in
u
rnimprvii.
ivr.
laiUICS,
mil
uuium
iiiij
-
Unusually
devastating
Hoods
with
accompanying
wide-
i
-I
ilul
Mioiimi
Imio
liiiii
ppiiiirli'il
frnm
various
Hfilll
irilfl'tl
u
ui,o..
,
..
..
I
.
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.i......
I.
a
..
ii-uiii
b.'
i
nmiuiiii
ir
ill
mi.
IBSl
lUIIIIUUUUIl
llll.ll
13
lUIIIIIIS
.1111.11
i
nivai'i
iuu
.........
life
and
property.
i
RR
(IPPflNlM,
Hill
lit.
WIIK-K
JOHN
OLIVER
IS
MYSTERY
llmlniry
Joint
Meeting
Held
Still
Investigating
Death
of
Girl
i
1
.
.
.
.
w
nMijciMj.
rer
wo
ruipuiwi
vi
.v,mim.i
on
Plan
at
fihaughnessy
Heights:
Chinese
Examined
M.LSON,
Auav
13AL
aii
ltf.l
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
3
Wong
nimi
open
meeting
oi
members
Miig,
mo
nouse
oy
ai
uiu
iihi-
the
Conservative,
Provincial
of
II.
P.
Baker,
Shaughnessy
'
.
.
..
II
I
II.I..I.I
I...
.
.........I
...
I
11.1
(
I.HIMir
panics
11
was
uiiuiii-
in-ignis,
in1'1'""
'"
.
.
.
i
...i
...
nqii
i
mi
..Yiif.il-
Tiaiirin.i
in.li
nvniiiiii
full
I
i
I'l
lt
nil
m
t
-
It.
.
I..
..
I..
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a....
al
.I......
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1.
I
.
'
.1
nl
I
t'l
I'S
III
lilt
l.illllt
II.
11
Ji'llii.
i-i'ii-
iiaivniij
in
iiiu
a.iu.
.....n
v.
i
.
.
-
l...
I.
..I.I
li.itlt.lil
In
iln
I
ni
ri.tiiriioil
Iii
hla
Pill.
,
I
...
I
.
I
t
i..
I
I
I
l..l
i
mi
ip
iirocciiure
leaning
i
mmcrs
resilience
hhihj.
ne
nu
c
placing
of
a
Joint
candidate
merely
been
arrested
by
the
pro
file
field
lo
oppose
Premier
vincial
police
ami
ipiesiioneu
rer
i..
.i
ii,
i.
in.
nii.ei
nil
iii
in'
Lini'iiintr
I
lie
uoaiii
oi
jauci
iv.
eld
hrrr
on
Augusi
zj.
rroni
rMiiiui,
uie
nurse
gin
u
wn
i.
iinnnlmilv
nf
t
bosi
iiresenl
It
found
dead
at
Uie
Maker
residence
anllclpated
lliat
the
executive
some
lime
ago.
bing
discovered
ill
decide
lo
call
a
joint
con-
the
body.
.
n
ii
l
..n.nnlLli.
A
..
InniiAjt
Itnlil
fnltnu-ln(t
111
'
'
I
ll
vutsavv
1
"
-
I
tlm
.Inn
)i
kic.iI
Mm
lurv
rnliirnml
,
n
verdict
of
death
from
natural
.
.
I
I
.
LJ
T
n
L
m
n
treat
Himgeo
m
niti
i
nwn
S47.000
causes.
The
matter
Was
then
taken
up
by
the
newspapers
with
llje
result
that
fads
were
brought
out
indicating
that
possibly
death
had
been
the
result
of
foul
play.
Since
Dial
the
police
have
been
(working
on
the
case.
FAIR
GETTING
GOOD
SUPPORT
Judges
are
Appointed
Board
Had
Regular
Monthly
Meeting
Last
Night
Several
pro.
pec
live
exhibitors
from
Vancouver
have
been
making
inquiries
wilh
a
view
to
having
special
entries
in
t
he
forthcoming
Prince
Hupert
Fair
and
good
support
in
the
way
of
dona
tions
is
being
accorded
by
various
commercial
firms
both
hero
and
outside
it
is
reported
at
I
tic
Fair
Oflice.
One
of
the
exhibits
that
may
come
from
Vancouver
Is
a
big
iJoultry
display.
The
following
judees
to
ofll-ciale
at
Hie
Exhibition
have,
already
been
appointed:
.
..
'
..
.
'
Minerals
A.
C
Garde;
Smif
tiers.
Dog
Show
Stanley
Dorrell,
Poll
Kssinglon.
Fruit
and
flowers
It.
P.
Murray,
government
horlieulturalisf,
Victoria.
Field
crops
and
vegetables
J.
H,
Miiurn,
Department
of
Agri-
Has
Tafari,
th
regent
of
Abyssinia,
is
shown
riding
with
the
Duke
of
YdYk
following
a
formal
welcome
on
his
arrival
in
London
recently.
Home
Building
a
Problem
Worthy
of
Attention
Says
W.
J.
Alder
Visiting
in
City
ficials'
the
question
of
having
monthly
meeting.
them
erect
homes
for
their
cm.
of
the
Fair
Board
look
place
last
iployecs
here.
This
would
be
a
evening.
Business
was
largely
step
in
the
direction
of
relieving)
.
.
.
.
.
.
ii
.i
.i
i
oi
a
routine
nature
in
neriecttng
me,
preseiu
nuusiug
suunugc.
i
I.ukin
Johnson,
special
correspondent
of
the
London
Times
is
to
be
here
on
Saturday
lo
meet
Stuart
Macl.aren
the
round
the
O
world
VUl
III
British
I'llUCU
HANG
CHILDREN
IN
THE
CELLAR
father
on
his
return
from:
the
village.
They
had
evidently
been
hanged
oil
a
crude
scaffoltj
erected
in
the
cellar
house.
The,
bodies
Conference
Will
Decide
on
Peace
River
Railway
Policy
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Says
GRAND
PRAIRIE,
Aug.
13.
Speaking
at
a
meeting
of
settlers
of
the
district,
Sir
Henry'
Thornton
said
while
he
favored
transportation
relief
for
settlers
he
was
unable
to
give
any
pro-Inifise
that
relief
would
he
afforded
as
final
decision
rested
with
the
Dominion
government.
He
said
before
a
definite
decision
Was
reached
it
would
he
necessary
lo
have
a
conference
oT
the.
five
parties
concerned:
Alberta,
British
Columbia,
the
federal
government
and
the
C.N.R.,
and
the
G.P.R.,
and
on
the
decision
of
the
conference
transportation
relief
for
the
Peace'River
country
would
be
placed.
MANY
ATTEND
FUNERAL
OF
MRS.
DAWSON
Church
Too
Small
to
Hold
Those
Who
Would
Pay
Respects
to
Deceased
Lady
1
the
funeral;
yesterday
afternoon
The
idea
of
home
owning
must
be
encouraged
if
cities
are
of.
,F-
'"S'8"?,!.,"
to-be
built
in
Irfmada-and
this
applies
very
especially
lo
Prince
?'
"'
.
n
e.in.ers
o,
,..e
.
oi-.y
u
u.,
-....
car
has
nothing
to
show
for
Ihe
i,
i.
i.winv
if
i.p
:
also
of
the
Daughters
of
the
Lm-
builds,
he
has
a'
home
for
all
tin.t
pall
bearers
were
D.
G.
Stewart,
L.
W.
Patmorc,
P.
W.
Anderson,
J.
G.
Steen,
John
McRae,'
andi
George
11.
Munro.
So
many
people
sent
.flowers'
...
A
LEADER
FOR
CONSERVATIVES
Convention
will
Take
Place
After
I
Session
at
Which
Permanent
Head
Will
be
Chosen
VICTORIA,
Aug.
13.--Conservatives
of
British
Columbia
will
hold
a
political
convention
as
The
number
of
those
attending
soon
afler
the
fall
session
of
the
Legislature
as
possible,
it
was
announced
at
Conservative
headquarters.
At.
the
.convention
the
p'rriTa
fieri
t
'icadcrSr
Vlfepafty
is
Rupert
declares
W.
J.
Alder,
he
wel
know,
property
owner.
J
"
"
"'
-.h
p
to
b
chonV
who
is
here
his
annual
vis,
of
inspection
to
hold,,
gs
...
i.,I0Kew;,IC(i
paying
0
((J
tc
ec,8
forl
Tllfi
,elec(iori
of
R.
he
city.
It
looks
as
if
there
mi.sl
be
a
return
to
the
Old
sys-
was'of
f0
lady
who
Esquimau
was
to
be
1
a
"
n
'
tern
of
home
investment
companies
where
money
is
loaned
out
'f"
.
,.
.
11-n
nri
.
,
I1B,
SALMON
RUN
Pooley
leader
of
to
those
desiring
to
bqild
homes.
Mr.
Alder
is
inclined
to
be-
"c"'
"
V
c
"
1
"D
";m
"""7,
Z
nT
corriumty.
l"1Mmancnt
,ea,,er
r-
of
l,,e
parly'
moan
the
general
ioclinatiou
of
today
for
people
lo
buy
cars
,.,,
.,
before
owning
homes.
In
five
years'
time.
Hie
purchaser
of
a
"
",a
1
'
"",1
Poultry
II.
Heid,
Department
Mr.
Alder
notes
-a
need
for
pro
of
Agriculture,
Victoria.
ner
housing
accommodation
in
Domestic
Science
Miss
M.prince
Hupert.
He
thinks
that
Lauder,
Depart
nienl
of
Agricul-'flie
board
of
trade
or
some
such
lin.n
l..i
inliiriiiis
I
1.1
i
a
I.
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lnl:i.
Ill,
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I.
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III
1
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i.
v
ii.
......
A
Judge
will
also
be
supplied
lieadquarters
of
banks
and
oilier
lm
I
ItA
rrni-non
Mn.nl
f
r
w
I
1
1
rk
livA
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ll
.
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fr
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iianii
iv.iihi.iii,
.
LONDON
TIMES
IS
SENDINQ
MAN
MEET
STUART
MACLAREN
pire
attended
in
a
body.
The
KEEPING
UP;
that
it
was
necessary
to
make
7
,
special
arrangements
to
display!
them.
At
the
choir
rail
was
a,
sloping
bank,
of
flowers
tall
across;
A
11.
.1
.I.
..!
nnniMv
Inn
fao!
'ii...
.iiL
1
tiniiliia
IIUUPI
l
i
cina-v
the
fact
that
tranmlion
to
a
bet
ter
'world
had
taken
place.
He'
dwplt
inmii
the
unselfish
life
which
had
brought
happiness
toj
.
ly,
were
found
dead
theirjtor
place
the
Daughters
of
the
Kmpire
were
represented
ny
ineir
four
respective
regents
and
standard
bearers
and
Ihe
large.
t'nion
Jacks
lent
a
touch
of
color
.of
the
children
were,
afterwards
h,
Ihe
solemn
occasion
dressed
and
laid
out
on
a,
bed
by
Floral
Tributes
the
mother,
a
woman
aged
28,1
There
were
floral
tributes
from
who
was
found
locked
In
an
ad-Joining
room
with
her
throat
cut
The
mother
is
expej-led
to
re-
Sir
Henry
and
Lady
Thornton
cover.
She
used
short
pieces
of
Mrs.
J.
E
vca
wu.u.iiy
i
anu
tnv
win
Run
Holding
Well
Reports
from
the
canneries
in-
"
lllIT
LI
UILI1
1IHI
IFIISIUIJ
111.
It-Vl.
...
.
.
dicale
that
Uie
saimwn
run
is
!....
,.fri
in
u.
Pn
IIIKII
lll
Lilt.
VUlllll
l
...
I
II
C?-l,-...
flyer
on
his
arrival
from
tie
also
covered
with
wreaths
and
7,;.
;
'
,,
'.&
i.
Iill
innunir
in
fltl'lir
I'lflTa
till
fW
Ihe
north,
special
arrangements
have
been
made
by
Manager
Leo
Waugh
to
handle
his
despatches
by
Canadian
National
direct
wire
to
Montreal.
crosses,
in
Uie
centre
of
uie
oanic
.
,
.
'
.,,
a,"Z
were
two
outstanding
floral
cV
bers
and
,,ar
f'11'"
,,
average
of
abou
fgrty
a
day,
blcnrs,
the
rotary
wheel
done
in
which
for
Hus,
Ihe
fag
end
of
a
n
the
colors
i
or
r
ii.,
the
club
and
ot.
1
1
iho
the
'
,
"e
considered
excel-
I.O.D.E.
shield,
the
latlcr
made
!s,,i
and
sent
by
officers
of
the
order.
le",;
,
.
,
.
.
'.
.
.
.
"..
The
big
run
of
pinks
is
waning
-A
it..
1,.1,
iiifi.i
ir
Others
were
equally
beautiful
if
.
.
rior(
not
as
unique.
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...
1.1.1
,i.lili.na
Iii
'Ilia
pnn7iptrn
Sll.lllj
Ulll
Ollll
III?
.vic;u
'-
boat
for
this
fish
is
something
......
n.....i
..f.....i
I,.
f)ia
like
170
a
day,
loutstanding
qualilies
of
the
lady
ers
workine
how
deceased
and
en.jphasued!
that
.
..:n.
with
joy
iLn.,
Ihey
If
keeps
the,
can-
!,D'0ISY
GIVES
HIS
MACHINE-TO
JAPAN
"
I
many.
TOKIO,
Aug.
13.
Captain
Mother
Cut
Own
Throat
After.
Mrs.
Jarvis
McLeod
sang
"One1
Georges
Pellelier
D'Oisy,
the
-
Dressing
Bodies
and
Laying
sWeelly
Solemn
Thought,"
and
j
French
aviator
who
recently
com
Them
on
Bed
g
K
Campbell
"Shadows,"
both)
plated
a
flight
from
Paris
to
'most
effectively.
Members
of
the
.Tokio,
has
donated
the
airplane,
LINDSAY,
Out.,
Aug.
13.
Ber-
Rotary
Club
helped
in
carrying
jn
which
he
made
the
last
leg
of
nice
and
Losi
ranning,
aged
seven
and
eight
years
respective.
Ihe
flowers
both
in
the
church
and
at
Ihe
graveside.
At
the
lat-
his
journey
from
Shanghai
lo
the
Japanese
Army.
NO
AGREEMENT
ON
EVACUATION
(Montrean.
Officers
or
the
Cana-'No
8o.ulion
Reaohed
up
to
Time
.11
X.
I
1
......
1
11-il
Mr.
f
M
Ollll
and
I
.
di.in
National
Railways.
rope
made
from
sugar
bags
which,
Mr.
and
Mrs
were
knotted
around
the
necks
of,
and
Mrs.
W
Ihe
children.
T
TANKER
ASHORE
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Aug;
13.
Dalrymple
(Montreal),
Oiler
Besner,
Dr.
T.
Kergin,
Queen
Mary
Chapter,
Imperial
Order
Daughters
of
Ihe
Empire.
Dr.
and
Mrs,
L,
W.
Kergin,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Conference
Adjourned:
Will
Meet
Again
LONDON.
Aug.
J3.
The
conference
of
French,
Belgian
and
German
representatives
taking
place
today
in
an
effort
to
settle
M,
P
McCaffery,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
.,10
Ru,ir
occu.,aon(
c,n(,,.a
llli?t
Frank
Dibb,
Mr.
and
Mrs
afternoon
without
i
reaching
a
It
..
l
l
f.Ai......
.
ir
i
Steamer
Orowalta
or
Ihe
Union
"''.m
Jinwrn,
,
uu.i
.......
.jjoimio,-,
adjourneit
until
Steamship
Company
or
New
7.ea-'H-
Wilson-Murray,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
,0l,ay
.
.,
land
"went
aground
at
Point
n-
F-
McNaughton,
E.
C.
Gibbons.
"Today
is
the
most
critical
.lav
Buchon,
150
miles
soulh
of
bore.,
"lr-
0,1,1
Mrs
G-
A
McNlcho11
of
the
conference."
declared
Dr.
She
was
an
oil
tanker.
(continued
on
page
five
(Marx,
the
German
chancellor.