Port
and
Sold
at
Fair
Prices
on
Exchange
1
The
high
record
for
halibut
arrivals
in
a
single
day
Ibis
year
was
again
broken
this
morning
with
the
receipt
of
355,800
lbs.
Nine
American
schooners
niar-
kile,i
210,000
pounds
at
the
Exchange
and
five
Canadian,
12,-
800
pounds.
In
addition
lo
thi
Hie
trawler
James
Carrulhrrs
arrived
with
75,000
pounds
for
(lie
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co,
Prices
paid
at
(he
Exchange
wore
fair
considering
the
amount
ot
fish
offering.
Canadian
boa
Ik
averaging
well
over
13c
and
8c,
received
heller
prices
than
Amer
icans
averaging
over
1
2c
and
7c
Arrivals
and
sales
al
Iho
Ex
change
were
as
follows:
American
Onianey.
07.000
pounds,
al
1
1.6c
and
5c,
lo
lV
Royal
Fish
Co.
Rainier,
50,000
pounds,
at
It.
to
and
5c;
Bonanza,
31,000,
al
I2e
ami
Cc,
and
Forward,
10,000
pounds,
al
12.
Ic
and
7.8c,
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Vesta,
11,000
pounds,
at
12.5c
ami
7.5c,
lo
Iho
Alliu
Fisheries.
Yellowstone;
15,000
pounds,
at
12.5c
and
7e,
and
Pelican,
18,000
Pounds,
al
'12.1c
and
7.8c,
lu
the
Pacific
Fisheries.
Eureka,
12,000
pounds
at'
l2.Kc
and
7.5c,
and
Imperial,
20,.
000
pounds,,
at
2.5o
and
0.5c,
to
1
lie
Booth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Canadian
Rose
Spil,;
17,000
pounds,
al
13.5c
and
Ho,
lo
the
Royal
Fish
Co.
Johanna.
.13.000
pounds,
at
3.5o
and
8c,
and
Kobe,
1,800
Pounds,
at
13o
and
7c,
lo
Iho
AHin
Fisheries.
Volunteer,
5,000
pounds
al
J3.Co
and
8c(
and
Caygeon,
0,000
Pounds,
al
13:5o
and
Rc,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co,
ALL
READY
FOR
AIRMAN
HERE
Reception
Will
be
Complete
as
Possible
with
Banquet,
Reception
and
Dance
Captain
Dwell,
of
the
govern.
menl
steamer
Tuiepval,
which
isj
bringing
Squadron
Leader
A!
S,
C.
Stuart
MacLaren
and
his
companions'
of
the
British
round-the-world
Might
lo
Prince
Ru-
fisheries
oalrol
airplanes
will
also
parliciphte
in
Ihe
aquatic
ilemonslratlon
and
the
Prince
Rupert
Rowing
it
Yacht
Club
has
issued
a
call
for
all
its
members
h,
!
m-eitared
lo
lake
imrl.
The
First
North
B.C.
Regimenl
Band
will
be
on
hand
al
Ihe
wharf
when
Ihe
Thiepval
docks
as
well
as
delegates
from
Ihe
city
coun
cil,
Great
War
eterans
Association,
SI.
Andrew's
Society
and
other
organizations.
Evening
Affairs
Al
7
o'clock
in
the
evening
a
civic
dinner
will
be
held
in
Ihe
Elks'
Home
in
honor
of
the
airmen
ami
al.H
o'clock,
in
the
Ex-
M
in....
ii.
.ii
1
1,,.
ii
will
he
a
Illinium
mi",
"-
-
..nMie.
receolion
followed
by
a
dance.
At
the
reception,
Mayor
Newlon
will
oresenl
Squaiirou
I
.nail!'
MacLaren
with
an
ilium
l.uiied
address
of
welcome
ami
uitable
mementoes
will
De
pre
sented
to
each
of
his
compan
Ions.
Furl
her
functions
in
connec-
u.m
will.
Ihe
visit
of
Ihe
flyers
will
be
governed
by
Ihe
length
o
the
time
Ihat
the
Thiepval
will
slay
in
port.
The
Great
War
VnlPi
nns'
Association
is
I
brow
ing
its
club
rooms
open
lo
Ihe
vMlors
and
if
Hm
P'Tinits
there
will
be
some
eiitorlalnnieni
singed.
urday
perl,
slated
in
a
message
re-
,,us)
coasl
0f
.orn(
America,
early
ceived
at
(he
Digby
Island
wlre-lnexl
we,,4
lesji
station
Mils
morning
dial
he
expected
lo
arrive
here
some
lime
tomorrow
morning.
The
position
of
the
ship
was
not
given
REYKJAVIK,
Iceland,
Aug.
15
The
tailed
Stales
round
the
world
flyers
will
not
hop
off
for
Greenland
today.
A
new
and
heller
landing
place
for
them
has
been
discovered
fifteen
miles
from
Angmagsalik,
Greenland.
Marking
out
this
new
base
and
bringing
supplies
from
the
steamer
Gertrude
Rash,
which
is
al
Angmagsalik,
will
take
twenty-four
hours.
It
is
planned
to
fly
to
the
east
coast
of
Greenland
yn
August
1(5
and
to
Ivigtul,
on
the
west
coast,
on
August
17
Willi
uiiiiil
foil
n
ne.
the
flyer
shiirjfd
reach
Indian
lIarrtJOT,"Ta-brador.
Iheir
first
jtrtp.""
on
the
nor
was
there
anything
definite
MAURETANIA
MAKES
las
(o
the
hour
that
'lie
mipht
he
SPEED
RECORD
ON
expected.
It
is
thought,
how-
TRANSATLANTIC
RUN
In
all
355,800
Pounds
Arrived
In
ever,
al
the
wireless
station
that
Micro
win
ne
anoiuer
message
m;yv
YORK,
Aug.
15.
tonight
selling
the
hour.
The
Cunard
liner
Mauretania
The
civic
committee
consist-
passed
Ambrose
light
vessel
on
Ihe
voyage
was
25.0
knots
and
the
best
day's
run
was
012
miles.
TIGER
TWADDLE
AND
CAMEL
CANTER
TO
BE
NO
LONGER
ALLOWED
Wild
Dances
Will
Give
Way
to
"Whisper
Waltz"
and
More
Modorn
Forms
of
Terps-chorlan
Art
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
15.
The
wild
cat
whirl,"
the
"liger
twaddle"
and
Iho
"camel
canter
must
go
and
be
replaced
by
Ihe
"whisper
walla"
according
lo
the
dancing
masters
assembled
hero
for
Iheir
annual
association
meeting.
The
more
moderate
forms
are
coming
into
fashion
total
for
last
year
shim
a
p
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
M
'
nd
Legislative
Library.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
W
m4J
AmbUla
111
Parliament
Buildings.
with
newly
laid
dancing
Mar.31j2J
"
floor'for
hire.
Suitable
for
C3
I
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
I
YUAl
8h,
parties.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
I
-;vv
'
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
lo
Boston
I
.
and
6th
St.
Third
Grill,
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
I
AUG
1
'
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
T
VOL
XIV.,
NO.
192.
PRINCE
HUPKHT,
B.C.,
FRIDAY,
AUGUST
15,
1U2I.
Yeiterday'i
Circulation,
II0
Irttt
41
.
PRICE
FIVE
GENT8.
DE
VALERA
IS
ONCE
MORE
ON
RAMPAGE
BIG
POLITICAL
FIGHT
GOING
ON
AT
NfiSON:
BARRY
HOUSTON
NOMINATED
De
Valera
Declares
Republic
Alive
and
Strong
in
Ireland
Message
Will
Go
Out
To
World
INNIS,
Ireland,
Aug.
15.
Eamomi
l)e
Vnlcra,
HepublicanilTnill
I)
APr
EAD
leader,
declared
in
a
speech
in
O'Connell
Sipiare
today,
resuming
a
discourse
which'
was
interrupted
just
a
year
ago,
when
he
was
token
into
custody
by
Free
Slate
authorities,
that
tomorrow
a
message
would
go
forth
to
the
world
that
the
republic
theyj
thought
had
been
killed
was
alive
and
strong.
1
When
De
valera
reached
nere
ne
iouihi
crowns
assemoieu
while
liKhted
candles'lind
been
placed
in
the
windows
of
the
.UnltedSUtcs
Aviators
NowHope
"
-
-
v
-
-
houses,
CHANCELLOR
MARX
AT
DOWNING
STREET
Acquaints
Premier
Macdonald
With
Reply
Respecting
Ruhr
Details
Not
Given
Out
LONDON,
Aug.
15.
Chancellor
i
Mm
went
lo
Downing
hired
illiii
evening
lo
acquaint
Premier
Mardonahl
with
the
Oerinau
re-
ply
lo
the
problem
of
military
evacuation
of
the
Ruhr
valley.
(''lie
details
havir
nqtbceji..givwi
ul
yet.
BIGGEST
CATCH
HALIBUT
TODAY
FLYERS
FOUND
to
Fly
to
Greenland
on
Sat
H.
Grindell
Mathews,
British
inventor
of
the
"death
ray,"
is
shown
on
his
arrival
iii
New
York.
"It
is
expected
he
will
negotiate-
witli
the
U.S.
War
Department
au-horities
for
the
sale
of
his
idea,"
says
a
report
from
across
the
border.
Prince
Rupert
Compares
With
Other
Municipalities
Favorably
In
Tdx
Collections
This
Year
penalty,
811.7
per
cent
of
(he
lpt
levy
fnr
for
lD2t
I
'19
4
hml
had
lippti
been
n.ift
paid
as
com
pared
with
83
per
cent
at
a
similar
time
last
year.
i
.
.
..
.......
i
:..
l
..
ii.:..
:..
ccm
-
-
ing
of
Aid.
Evilt,
chairman,
,
at
five
minutes
past
five
yes-
,.
,
V,.V'
V
'
Mayor
Newton,
Aid!
George
B.
lerday
afternoon
completing
cAJo'2"B2,
"f?"?"
m&-iHoPeP;
Casey
and
Aid.
J.
Arthur
Smith.
t,c
transatlantic
voyage
Le"lu,i
"
..:'.
J"
V.
l"Z
,
I
?-.,o-.-o
u,
has
all
preparations
well
in
hand
for
the
reception
or
the
flyers,
and
now
but
awaits
Ihe
selling
'
of
Ihe
hour
for
arrival.
As
the
Thieiival
enters
the
harbor,
she
the
run
which
eclipcs
by
will
be
met
by
a
procession
oi
four
hours
Ihe
former
record
molorboals.
the
leading
one
hav.
of
Iho
Leviathan.
The
aver-
.
t
I
..
t
I
Tim
.ft.
....
1
l
t
I
I
lug
a
pipe
naiui
iiununi.
iih.-,t
Hgi
.ihtu
ui
um
.nuure
iuina
t
Hot
Political
Fight
at
Nelson:
Premier
Met
By
Liberals
and
Kilties
NELSON,
Aug.
15.
What
promises
to
be
the
hottest
political
fight
in
the
history
of
Nelson
has
commenced
here.
Last
night
Harry
Houston,
a
former
alderman
and
a
resident
of
the
city
for
the
past
27
years,
was
nominated
to
oppose
Premier
Oliver,
on
whose
behalf
the
seat
was
opened
by
the
retirement
of
Kenneth
Campbell.
Premier
Oliver,
on
his
arrival
from
the
coast,
was,
met
by
a
large
delegation
of
Liberals
headed
by
the
Kilties
banoVThere
was
to
have
been
a
parade
but
heavy
rain
prevented
it
taking
"'
.place.
Earlier
in
the
evening
the
rmirA
fHII
nnriT
'Liberals
met
and
started
an
in-
TWO
CHILDREN
h.
T'
DTTDMPfl
TW
A
TU
,,enl'
",e
nominee
of
what
styles
DuKllljl
LMiAlil
ilsc,f
,1,e
Cilize'
Par'y
"
w
.executive
of
which
are
25
names
lo
start
organization.
Lose
Lives
In
Fire
When
Home,
of
Charles
Kolberg
Is
I
Burned
Kolberg,
the
three
year
obi
son!
of
Charles
Kolberg,
.
a
kustier
."butcher,
and
Tilly
Chernoff,
sixj
years
old,
are
dead
as
the
result
of
a
mysterious
fire
whichde-l
siroyed
I
he
Kolberg
home,
f"
I
The
twin
brother
of
the
dead;
boy
and
an
older
sister
were
j
c
saved
by
firemen
ami
nclgunors.
The
interior
of
the
house
was
destroyed.
I
i
Kolberg
said
he
was
silling
on,
I
lie
veranda
with
friends
when
the'
STUART
MACLARN
wuicii
was
nroumi
ssu.uuu.
,i
t..
...
i
i
ii.
n,
..,
i....i
.
II
IS
l'All-Ull-ll
IIIUl
ill
OU
IX
per
cent
of
the
levy
will
have;
been
collected
by
the
end
of
thej
year.
This
will
be
higher
than'
the
average
for
cities
and
tauni-'
cipalilies
of
the
province
which
is
aooui
ro
per
cem.
u
win
also
compare
very
favorably
with
the
percentage
of
83
per
cent
of
the'
municipality
of
Point
Grey
which
has
the
reputation
of
being
one
of
the
best
tax
paying
districts
In
the
province.
j
The
first
penalty
of
ten
peri
cent
is
applied
on
August
1
and
the
second
of
five
per
cent
on
November
1.
I
These
figures,
it
should
be
re-I
membered,
apply
only
lo
general
taxation
"and
not
lo
local
THEFT
CASE
STOOD
OVER
UNTIL
FRIDAY
MACLAREN'S
VISIT.
In
response
lo
the
decision
of
the
reception
committee,
all
citizen's
are
respectfully
requested
to'
decorale
their
premises
as
a
mark
of
respect
lo
Com
mander
MacLaren.
'QUAKES
ROCKED
CITIES
JAPAN
One
Lasted
For
Eighty
Minutes:
Telephone
Services
Disturbed
TOKK),
Aug.
15
Fifteen
heavy
earthquakes
rocked
Tokio
today
arc
being
nreoared
uy
.Morie
Craig
for
Ihe
GAV.V.A.
which
will
be
presented
lo
the
four
(
flyers
by
the;
local
organization
,
while
Ihey
are
here.
I
hey
are
made
of
tanned
cariboo
skin
'lie
manner
knowii
oiily
lo
Mr
'Craig.
They
are
extremely
,
..
i...
i
j,,.,,.
lhandsome
and
lynical
of
Ihe
t
i.vi
n
man..
gvM.m
rnw.
-
-
i,lsf
country.
S.M
.
NEWTON,
Ml-
GniiS
al
niilki"?
a
Mayor.
pnolograpu
allium
io
oo
preseiu-
Veil
by
the
St.
Andrew's
society.
jThis
will
contain
a
photo
of
the
'arrival
of
the
Thiepval,
provided
the
shin
comes
in
during
daylight.
With
it
goes,
an
address
of
presentation
lo
Mr.
MacLaren
from
his
fellow
countrymen
here.
DISTURBANCES
I
AT
PORT
SUDAN
UNEMPLOYED
NUMEROUSIN
LOS
ANGELES
McRae
Says
Rents
Dropping
and
Many
Moving
Away
from
California
City
II
is
claimed
that
in
Los
An-
fire
was
noticed.
The
whole
in-'aeles
alone
there
are
ten
thou1-
Taxation
collections
this
year
have
been
coming
in
unite
,cl'ior
was
ablaze-
sand
men
unemployed
and
work-
satisfactorily,
City
Treasurer
I).
J.
Malheson
reported
this
morn-
'
ing.
Up
to
August
1,
the
date
for
the
application
of
the
first
lINlflllF.
GIFTS
FOR
iim-.
.
.
ing
men
are
leaving
there
every
day
for
places
where
there
is
more
lo
do.
Canadians
are
re-
turning
and
it
is
evident
that
Ihe
.
,
.
.
.
'
I
:
r
i..
i
;
r
t
J
DDECCKITCn
"a,"ola
uuom
is
over
ior
ine
TA
DE
lU
OL
iKtotnlLU
present,
according
to
J.
C.
Mc
Rae,
who
has
just
relumed
from
am
I
mm
.
f.Jft..
t
roni
i.nernour
io
.ew
oik
Tfor
a
,,el.cenlape
uf
83
-
8hp
Scrolls
and
Album
for
.
with
his
sister
at
Santa
Ana
neari
five
hree
hours
and
n
days,
sol
of
,d
4
4
Local-Oroanlzatlons
Los
Angeles.
twenty
minutes
and
ting
se
$12,145.71,
does
Mr.
McRae
who
Is
a
great
stu-'
up
a
new
world
s
record
for
.
,,'.,;
,.,..
t...i..
i
n...nr.
.ii
,.r
irt
,m.
i.,in
-
uui,
in...
i.ti.
.,
uj.
n.u
DEmRftTE
KljR
I
"
nn
iiii.v
,
.'mi.
viiunvuiv.
v..
u..u.,.-,
......
...ux...
esled
in
Ihe
orange
production
of
that
part
of
the
country.
He
says
that
Ihe
growers'
all
say
it
does
not
pay
lo
raise
fruit.
Some
say
Itiat
walndls
are
the
only,
profitable
crop.
The
dllliculty
is
!done
in
fire
etching
in
Ihe
artis-
that
irrigation
,is
expensive
and
witlioul
irrigation
nothing
can
be
grown.
At
Santa
Ana
most
of
the
residents
are
elderly
people
who
.
have
moved
there
from
oilier
parts
(jf
the
United
States
or
uauatia.
mere
are
very
lew
young
people
in
the
place.
It
has
a
population
of
27,000
and'
only
one
daily
newspaper.
Like
all
other
visitors
to
that
part
of
the
country,
Mr.
McRae
was
much
impressed
with
the
automobile
traflio.
When
out
driving
ho
counted
the
cars
on
an
average
drive
and
found
that
ho
pass.ed
about
forty
lo
the
minute.
This
made
driving
not
al
all
pleasant.
Most
of
Ihe
activity
at
present
around
that
pajt
of
the
country
iwas
at
Wilmington
and
San
The
preliminary
trial
of
Wal-
Tllc
n,ocu
were
heaviest
In
the
British
Cruiser
at
Red
Sea
Port
Pedro.
There
the
shipping
keeps
again
following
a
period
when
,cr
wil.s,
charged
with
Uioj,n1,lricls
'liorlli
of
here
where
j
Ihe
college
boy
styles
predomin
ated.
VISCOUNT
KNOLLYS
DIES
IN
ENGLAND:
SECRETARY
TO
KING
RICKAMSWORTII,
Eng.,
Aug.
15
rViscounl
Knollys,
first
baron
of
Caverhum.
died
here
vealerdav
General
A.
D,
McRae
ami
''
after
several
days'
Illness.
For
A,
.lames
returned
Ibis
uflcrnoonjforiy
yLnrs
he
wns
secrelnry
lo
by
jrasboat
from
Ctaxlon
Cannery.
(he
lale
King
Edward
and
follow-
vincial
theft
of
$120
from
William
Weslwood
aboard
Ihe
steamer
Prince
Rupert
On
Sunday,
was
proceeded
with
before
Stipendiary
Magistrate
Waller
Gale
in
Hie
provincial
police
court
last
night
and
this,
morning.
All
the
evidence
for
Ihe
prosecution
is
in
and
remand
has
been
made
until
Friday
next.
The
witnesses
for
the
crown
were
Norman
McLean,
'purser
of
Iho
steamer
Prince
to
Maintain
Order
there
was
general
alarm
butj
slight
damage
was
reported.
The
LONDON,
Aug.
15
A
despatch
heaviest
shocks
were
felt
at
from
Kharloum
stales
that
la-Fnkushinia,
Chiba
and
!Cliushi.li0rers
aiwd
with
hammers
and
The
telephone
services
were.sMeks
started
a
demonstration
crippled
and
some
destruction
uf
properly
is
reported.
The
main
shock
which
resgis-lered
for
eighty
inlnulei
on
the
seismograph,
caused
people'
lo
nm
inlo
the
streets.
The
dis-
Ihere
today.
They
were
dispersed
by
British
troops.
The
British
cruiser
Weymoulh
is
standing
by
at
Port
Sudan
to
maintain
public
security
A
fight
occurred
at
Port
Sudan
things
moving.
In
Los
Angelcsf,
however,
rents
are
dropping
fast,
i
mi
mt
in
many
cases
mey
are
noi
imy
per
cent
of
what
they
were
a
short
time
ago.
Building
Is
al
most
stopped
and
there
is
a
depression
in
all
lines
of
business.
It
is
almost
impossible
to
gel
employment.
Hollywood
is
losing
its
glory,
Mr.
McRae
says4
11
has
developed
into
a
large
city
and
studio
lurbaiice
came
after
several
days
uoon
the
arrival
of
British
troops
I
suites
are
too
expensive
so
pro-
Rupert;
Provincial
Constable
Col-Lf
abnormally
high
tides
ncarfroin
Khartoum.
It
is
said
the
ducers
are
moving
farther
out.
Huh
and
W.
Weslwood.
Prn-'niillm
emisinir
Mm
selsmnlntrisls
lenviw
of
nffleinls
nf
the.
British
i
Mr.
McRae
Is
srlinl
to
be
home.
il
Police
Chief
s
Spiller
is'io
renew
the
belief
that
tide
army
have
been
cancelled
and
a
He
says
he
enjoyed
his
visit
but
anil
will
leave
tonight
for
Slew-
ing
hat
was
secrelnry
to
King
prosecuting
and
Milton
Gonzales
measurements
will
warn
of
ap-Vertaln
repouible
official
re-there
are
many
compensation
ail.
George
fur
three
years.
has
the
case
for
Iho
defence.
'proaching
earthquakes.
'called.
Hiving
in
Prince
Rupert.
s
In