or1
TAXI
LaJ
Ambulant
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytlmo
Stand
noyal
Motel,
3rd
"
,
and
6th
St.
.1
W
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
.A
V
i
XV
NO.
I1M
Ing
In
Canadian
Waters
Without
Authority
machine
still
held
A.
Aug.
21
Kenneth
l.nmerf.in.
marliiite
erahil
off
DiMmery
Ilan4
a'er
wns
detained
by
v
atH'ii
nut
liont
ics
for!
ii.
wait
it-1
-
I
I
ant
maqtiliie
i
lieW
by
-
il
will
lik-ly
be
Mflained
that
wh'-n
he
.
iv
uu
HIV
Kif"
iui
base
or
tin,
UnyuJ
Canadian
v
l
tii"'
in
fiyln
boat
OM
for
Uui"i,
Charlotte
Islands
Mirvv,
,,
,RI
,
,C
'
panol
service
until
the
"
,T
'he
;
season.
Define
uo
K
"
"he
Island
rivimr
nrrieer
nit
...
.1
...
...r
.
spend
this
week-end
al
i
Day
on
pulrol
work.
-
i
p
'fin-
,
ager
of
the
Vt
Kwleuay
lmver
'n
he
had
mten-
lerelel
in
power
'ing
Yam
.u'T
Ilaml
mlniiig.
wn
out
i
in-
r.ire
holly
or
Seir-ueprecialion
were
suspicion!
,al
Canada
was
never
iu
belter
might
hae
been(.undltion
Iban
she
was
today.
No
ftu'iggluig
opera-iUH,V!ti
could
succeetl
if
the
'promoter
were
peiinUlie
as
to
a
'
'
a
a
i
r
.
m
t
.
a
a
w
VI
I
IBIII
IUI
1
1U
the
outrome
and
o
it
was
witu
the
country.
The
period
of
de-
"
HCUIU
i
i
.
.
.
-
-
-
ment
of
Games
In
Big
Uritish
Columtiin
they
were
League
Baseball
particularly
forlunativ
Condl-
n,.ns
to-
Ihoiialil
were
belter
V
'K,
Aug.
81.--
l'hila
y
losing
the
-
'run
put
SL
'
d
iilaej.
this
morning.
k!
"i.
by
virtue
of
a
"ing
victory
over
Clce-i
-
I'lH-burg
still
tliree
Mi'
an
..r
the
(limit.
.uii-
were
scheduled
lo
v
"i
ii
tour
game
series
tjs"i
postponement.
PLANE
WILL
LEAVE
ON
WEDNESDAY
NEXT
nni.iiermis
oroviuce
land
Light
Uowtmny,
who
had'
jul
rliirned
from
hivealigating,
'a
Ia:.'ai
a
al
uie
Mwer
MiHiiiiiies
ai
me,
Lrxlall
Klver.
Tbr
conpanv,
whinb
he
rerBlel
bad
har-j
neMNl
Itofintnpton
Falls
and
il
had
been
rtponille
largely
for'
the
iucre
of
the
iiiilnlated
airplane'
Mining
Company
plant
at
Trail.
lhe
largest
and
inot
etiniplelei
plant
In
the
Hrilisli
Umpire.
Other
vmtlor
execteI
lb
come,
in
ronneellon
with
lhe
Mwer
scheme
were
Jaine
J.
Warren.,
managing
director
of
Weat
KiMitenay
I'ower
Company,
and
general
tnunager
Illajlock
of
the
Trail
Smelter.
They
were
In-
and
also
in
l
here
than
anywhere.
Only
lhali
tblrd
n)orning
he
had
sii-u
an
nrllcte
is
backj
11(,.n
,v
Floyd
5?.
Chalmers.
FOR
Q.C.
ISLANDS
ewhl
llritisli
missionaries,
which
i
today.
I
think
I
can
make
that
morning.
.i..i..
lent
without
running
the
statistical
comparison
or
by
the
personal
teslimony
of
anyone
Canada
from
crossed
who
has
?oast
to
coast
in
lhe
immt
lis.
N
'
W
not
mean
'
'dnes.Iay
nynV
officer'
"II
may
A.
t
II
II
11
u..n
1
.
o.
II..
.
11
hlnliV
1
,.r
lirltish
Coliiuiia
area
in
un-
most
prosperous
nda,
-i
'.nnai
a
is
"
PHI'
"
...I.
..I..
viunroilSlV
IU'S
inucli
to
as
the
porous
nnd
Hk
Progress
that
U
,,(
milking
1
exnecf
01
a
will,
W.loa-
un-
v
,
nallo"
.1
1.
......
I
ueallll
i.,..,..nv
sneaking,
though,
Drit-
(cnnnuod
Vae
five)
inrluiles
five
women
were
kid-!
napped
on
August
6
by
Chinese
bandit.
Among
those
in
the
hands
of
lhe
bandits
are
llishop
S.
W.
Mnwill,
formerly
dean
f
Wyrliffe
(College,
Toronlo,
and
his
wife.
All
are
safe
and
said
to
be
well
treated.
IMBRECARIA
OFF
ROCKS
Vir.PilllV
Auk.
21.
Tun
1m-
v.
I
and
f-.ned
land.!
Mr.
I'altullo
then
went
on
lolcltAV
0f
steamer
t
:
I
y
of
Yir
'.nnh
later
and
when
.peak
of
lhe
folly
of
self-dcpre-tarteil
mating
the
,
ialln.
a
disease
which
was
lo-
-I
and
was
badly
,ittv
afflicling
Canada.
Fuutla-!
mentally
he
was
of
the
opinion
SOUTHERN
STATES
ON
PIIINCK
MPKllT
11.(1,
Fill
DAY.
AlKil'ST
21,
l25.
DENVER
RIO
GRANDE
SALIDA,
Colorado,
Aug.
2l.
Two
trainsineii
killed
and
fifteen;
passengers
seriously
injured
are
iu
the
hospital
while
75
oilier
received
minor
hurls
as
a
resulf
of
a
head-on
collision
between
Iwo
passenger
trains
on
the
Deli
ver
ver,
lllo
lllo
(irande
(.iraiuie
mid
mitt
Western
western
QUARTER
MILLION
DOLLAR
R0B3ERY
JEWELLER'S
STORE
CHICAGO,
Aig.
21.
Tour
robber
lale
yesterday
aflerniHin
held
up
lhe
ollices
of
Lazarus
and
Weil.
manufacturing
jewellers
and?
rifled
the
sales,
escaping
with
a
quarter
of
a
million
dollars
worth
of
jewellery,
mostly
diamonds.
Cruel
Death
of
Lad
Moccasin
covery
of
the
body
nnd
who
was
responsible
for
the
arrest
audi
lhe
commuting
for
trial
oT
the
Indians,
was
also
on
the
stand
as
well
as
Clem
Loot,
brolher
of
I
lie
accused,
and
Fred
Allen,
the
white
prospector
and
trapper,
j
who
acted
asuiile
for
the
police
parly.
The
evidence
of
Ihese
four
witnesses
constituted
lhe
case
for
the
crown.
There
was
no
testimony
to
offer
for
lhe
de-.
fence.
When
the
taking
of
evi-ence
was
concluded
al
12.30
noon,
court
aujournisi
until
i:ia.
The
addresses
of
counsel
lo
the
jury
and
tin?
judge's
charge
fol
lowed,
the
jury
now
being
in
retirement
to
consider
lis
verdct.
At
lhe
opening
of
the
trial
at
ill)
o'clock
this
morning,
a
plea.
of
Hot
guilty
was
entered
on
be-
iMlilorial
dim-tor
or
the
Financial
i
half
of
Fdie,
who
Is
defended
by
Post
or
Toronto
and
pulilistieu
in
p.ailroad
near
ttranite
'yesterday.
K
I..
Jones,
and
the
following
that
paper
as.
follows:
.
..
-
I
jury
.was
empanelled
to
deal
with
Toronto
Tribute
Fred
Hnle.
former
well
known
the
case:
It.
K.
llenson
(fore-
-iiriiisii
Columbia
is
the
most
dry
goods
traveller
in
the
north.
;
man
.
C.
J.
l.indituist.
11.
W.
'
11
11
.
..
a
1..
.
.
"...ta..i
a
a
,L
1
.
I
1
'I'
la..
111.
.
Ol
in
lianauaiai
men
on
uie
rnure
iieorge
i
iinuuernaiii,
.1.
1.
iiaiiiiier,
isii-tc
(continued
on
page,
six
risk
of
criticism
and
I
think
Hip
rv.
.
.
.
.
.
,
can
be
supporte.!.
either
by
a
UlSLI
UlllllULlUll
ftidUlllSL
Japan
and
Great
Britain
seen
in
Chinese
Shipping
Regulations
LO.XIiON,
Aug.
IM.-
-Chinese
coastal
regulations
against
Dritish
and
Japanese
shipping
is
engaging
the
close
ntlentinu
of
the
government
ami
has
raised
a
storm
of
protest
in
the
press.
The
regulations
Trained
by
the
t'aiitonese
nulhorilios
permit
steamers
nnd
nationalities
except
tho
Dritish
nnd
Japanese
the
use
of
any
port
provided
they
omit
calling
at
the
Dritish
port
of
Hung
Kong
tiud
that
nil
steamers
entering
lhe
ports
must
ne
Minjeci
to
ttisnectiou
by
jnrkets
of
the
anti
iniitrituist
union
mim
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VttUrdif't
Clrtulnton
156S
Described
in
Court
This
Morning
REFUSE
OBEY
SHIPS
ORDERS
Chinese
Crew
Arrested
on
Arrival
or
British
Vessel
at
Vancouver
Today
YA.YCOl.YKH.
Aug.
2l.-l'ro-pagaixU
against
Dritish
ships
and
merchandise
which
is
creating
a
serious
situation
in
China
reached
Vancouver
today
when
sixteen
Chinese
members
f
the
murder
tell
of
horrible
depravity
caused
by
witchcraft
belief
Full
details
of
the
cruel
death
tha
befel
the
northern
tribesman,
Atol.
heller
known
as
Mocassin,
because
he
was
Misperled
of
pra'
lising
witchcraft,
were
disclosed
this
morning
al
lhe
Supreme
Court
Assizes
iu
the
trial
or
Uie
woman,
Kdie
laiol,
wife
of
Pierre,
who
is
charged
with
the
murder
and
who
has
admitted
thai
she
tied
up
Mocassin.
The
story
came
from
the
lips
of
Lucy
Lool,
half
sister
of
the
accused,
who,
while
not
;
having
witnessed
the
actual
lying,
arrived
on
the
scene
before
Mocassin
died
and
who
was
responsible
for
having
linn
released.
Inspector
T.
.
Sandys-
Wunseh,
who
made
the
ineti-
loria
horlhed
here
were
arrested
gal
ion
thai
Nreullcd
in
lhe
dis-
!?"::"
".riJ.::?,!!!
f2Lri:5iTRAiN
collision
in
I
lie
Wall
a,3
Til"""
I?
......
I.
,.,.).,..
iurinlion.
These
lliings
nim
I
Arfau
r?akaM
nBl
rvnnAal
i
i
it
.
...
I
.-.i..,
i
ii
1
4
tki
at
for
retu.-al
to
obey
the
orders
of
tho'cHplain.
The
only
explanation
given
b)
the
Chinese
was
thai
lliry
had
received
instruct
ions
from
Shanghai
I"
';
work.
They
refused
I"
dnuls'e
who
was
re-piiiiblc
f"i
Mus
ordci'.
STEELE
WINS
GOLD
MEDAL
Quelph
Man
Acclaimed
Canada's
Greatest
Marksman
by
Winning
Prize
OTTAWA,
Aug.
21
Lieutenant
J.
T.
Sleelo
of
Guelph
was
this
morning
acclaimed
Canada's
premier
marksman
and
was
"chaired"
with
due
honor
following
his
winning
of
the
Governor
General's
medal,
which
In
Canada
Is
equivalent
to
the
King's
prize
at
Blsley.
LleuL
Steele's
score
was
194
out
of
a
possible
200.
FOREST
FIRES
ON
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
DESTROY
PROPERTY
VANCOL'YKn,
Aug.
21.
For
est
fires
destroyed
four
donkey
engines
and
four
million
feet
of
logs
tho
property
of
the
Deep
Cove
Logging
Company
ton
miles
from
Vancouver.
BASEBALL
National
League
Cincinnati
X,
Philadelphia
4.
l'iltshurg
2,
llrooklyn
I.
Chicago
5.
New
York
3.
tH.
Louis
3,
lloslou
0.
!
American
League
Washington
t,
Cleveland
U.
Dostou
?.
Chicago
11.
Philadelphia
6.
St.
Louis
7.
be
concluded
Strict
!
S3
2
White
Witness
'Hie
first
witness
yesterday
afternoon
in
the
ca-e
aguinsl
Hi?
lec
was
fried
-Mien,
trapper
and
prosi-eclor
am)
white
husband
of
Alary
Allen,
Mie
interpreter
bejitg
used
in
the
case.
He
told
of
hav-
ganized,
had
no
chiefs,
believed
tal.
Boston
Grill
Ice
('.ream
goes
with
dinner
Large
Ipsiair
Dining
Hull,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
CRM
DEATH
OF
INDIAN
BOY
RECOUNTED
MORE
PEOPLE
INTERESTED
IN
POWER
EXPECTED
IN
CITY
IN
NEAR
FUTURE
More
Officials
Coming
to
Look
over
Power
Possibilities
of
City
i
James
J,
Warren,
managing
director
of
the
Bonnington
Falls
concernt
and
general
manager
Blaylock
expected
PATTULLO
JELLS
OF
CITTS
NEED
I
had
lln
mutter
of
jtuwer
in
mind
lor
a
long
time,"
T.
1
1.
I'allullo.
at
the
llolary
UJub
luncheon
yesterday
"
illioot
Hiwtr
we
Iih11
not
attain
that
ultimate
'
In
-
rit)
which
otherwise
would
be
the
cae.
II
i
"pinion
thai
if
il
mold
he
advertised
iu
one
edition
of
,
'l"-r
tlial
the
city
had
installed
a
plant
sufficient
to
'
.'I'lii
horse
wer,
a
lot
of
the
problem
would
be
'itii-n.
would
not
Ihen
lie
neru.sary
lo
go
to
either
i
"
or
I'pivuu-ial
governments
asking
for
favor
but
--
jMirh
development
would
lake
II
III
lir
I
T
l
,MrU
r,,r
n-
in
f
inrn
itppiy'0
ri'"
iwoc
Campbell.
I.l
I
InrK
A
I
Ml
'c-KHeal
ami
gem-rat
man-!
MISSIONARIES
f
ARE
KIDNAPPED:
-
i
Bishop
Mowlll
and
Wife
Included
In
Party
or
Eight
Held
by
-
'
Bandits
In
China
LfkXDOX.
Auk.
21.
A
cable
despatch
received
by
the
Church
Missionary
Society
from
Muny-ang
in
the
province
of
i?zechwan,i
China,
stale
that
a
party
of
:
CHINAMEN
MUST
Manslaughter
Verdict
j
INJAIL
Against
Big
Alec
for
Efrort
to
Release
25
Under
Writ
.
!
of
Habeas
Corpus
Falls
at
i
If
'11
J
I
:
m
Inciting
to
Kill
Lad
VlCTOIUA.
Aiis.
21.
Lim
Wait.
Dm?
Wong.
Wong
Dm,
The
fourth
of
the
Liurd
Hiver
witchcraft
murder
cases
be-
convicted
at
Prince
llupert
by
iug
dealt
wilh
the
present
session
of
the
Supreme
Court
Assizes
da-tistrate
McClyniont
and
Mc-
was
disposed,
of
yesterday
afteroon
at
when
the
jury
return-
Lewi
for
violation
of
the
Xarco-
ed,
after
deliberating
one
hour
and
five
minutes
with
a
verdict
r!ti."
Act
were
ordered
detained
in
of
truillv
of
manslaughter
against
Dig
Alec
who
is
alleged
to
have
custody
custody
following
following
refusal
refusal
of
of
the
the
incited
incited
Fdie
Kdie
Loot,
Loot,
wife
wife
of
of
IMerre,
Pierre,
to
to
lie
tie
up
up
Atol
Atol
or
or
Aloca
Mocassin
by
(court
of
appeal
today
to
hear
ap-
the
hands
and
feet
iu
March,
l!)2;l.
on
Thirty
Mile
Bar,
Liard
EnMftWTAW
MAY
HAVE
.
:
plication
for
writs
of
habeas
cor-
Hiver,
lhe
exposure
in
the
bitterly
cold
weather
causing
his
Limumun
mai
uaib
pus.
These
applications,
with
death.
I
CUIMMIMf
1M
WIWTCD
four
others
also
dismissed,
were
Mr.
Justice
D.
A.
Macdonald
juiiiimmu
in
ii
in
i
tiii
made
in
an
effort
to
release
23
reserved
sentence
until
the
endl
Chinamen
held
at
Okalla
on
the
of
the
assizes.
The
charge
LTiMoXT'lN.
Auk
21
Follow-
grounds
(hat
they
were
charged
against
Julie
herself
opened
at
ing
a
trip
to
Yiolona
ami
a
visit
in
rontraenlin
of
the
amended
10
o'clock
this
morning
and
is
io
the
i.rystal
(iaVdens
swimmin?
Feib-ral
Drug
Act.
pool
in
thai
city,
Cily
Cummin-
sinner
D.
Mitchell
proposes
to
WESTMINSTER
DEAN
DIES
hrecaria.
winch
wi-nl
aroinut
at
investigate
the
csi
or
covering
Ilisrovrry
Island
was
pulled
olT
m
one
of
the
city
swimming
pools
LONDON.
Aug.
21.
Itighl
Rev,
he
rwlsi.
!(
v.-ter.lay
and
siif-.wilh
a
view
to
iieraling
it
Herbert
Hyle
dean
of
Weslmin-feri'd
iki
dftinaK''.
ihroiigtioiit
the
winter.
'"v
--m-
is
dead.
'stilt
proccedintx
this
afternoon,
lllijk
nttmtilinn
KninT
llml
il
CAR
IS
THROWN
LONG
DISTANCE
Struck
by
Freight
Train
and
Two
In
Hospital
as
Result
FEilXlL,
Aug.
21
.Mrs.
llrown,
wife
of
Edward
Drown
of
Winnipeg,
ex-provincial
treasurer
of
Manitoba,
is
in
a
critical
con
dition
as
a
result
of
Injuries
re-
ing
Known
uocassin
ior
sitjceived
when
the
auto
in
which
years.
He,
in
tacL
Pave
him
thei,e
and
her,
brother,
William
name
of
Mocassin.
Mocassin
andiHustau
storekeeper
for
the
Dig
Alec
wejr
Makji
.Hiver)
Western
'
CanadiajolUeriejs-at
Indians
whereas
the
Lout
were
Haiinipie.
wais'
slruck
by
a
ii.imads
of
the
NiIs.iii
Iliver
tf-ihe.
freight
train
at
a
crossing
nine
.
.
r
..
-
,
,
I
"der
cross-examination,
wit-
m,s
east
of
here.
Huston
was
Witnesses
at
trial
ot
Laie
Loot
cnargea
with
'e
said
lalu,r
were
unor-'
injured
also
and
is
in
the
imspi-
in
witchcraft
and
were
probably
The
rai.
was
thrown
as
primitive
a
band
as
there
were
an,j
smashed
to
pieces,
in
Canada.
The
Loots
believed
-.-
that,
in
tying
up
a
man
as
they
had
done
with
Mocassin,
they
would
expel
the
witch
from
him.
On
the
other
hand,
Allen
said
that
he
had
never
heard
of
witchcraft
among
the
Mackenzie
Hiver
Indian
tribe
of
which
Dig
Alec
wus
a
member.
Witness,
after
staling
that
rbe
lights
in
March,
1U23,
had
been
very
cold,
the
temperature
sometimes
dropping
to
as
low
as
40
below
zero,
went
on
to
describe
bow
the
Loots
had
been
living
in
four
cabins
on
Thirty
Mile
Dar.
Their
rather
had
been
very
ill
aud
subsequently
died.
Witness
'described
the
open
grave
where
the
body
of
Mocassin
bad
later
been
found
with
the
hands
and
feet
still
bearing
the
marks
of
having
been
tied
together.
Wituess
had
iden
lified
the
body
as
t!iat
of
Mocas
sin.
The
outstanding
feature
o
Allen's
evidence
j
was
his
state
ment
that
be;
did
not
believe
Dig
Alec
had
had
much
to
do
with
the
events
lending
up
to
Moras-!
sin's
death.
He
bad
probably
been
brought
into
the
thing
by
the
Loots.
Witness
stated
the
belief
that
Mocassin
could
not
have
been
tied
up
by
Kdie
if
he
had
resisted:
The
Loot
Brothers
Jiuiinie
Loot,
the
next
witness
and
brother
of
Kdie,
gave
ci-
dence
as
to
Dig
Alec
having
told
Kdie
that
their
father's
illness
was
due
to
witchcraft
being
practised
by
Mocassiu.-
Three
times
Dig
Alec
had
urged
Kdie
to
lie
Mocassin
up
in
order
to
lispel
the
spirit.
Ho
did
nut
see
Mocassin
tied
up.
Witness
told
of
Dig
Alec
also
killing
his
dogs
and
saying
that
he
felt
belter
alter
they
were
killed.
The
dogs
were
hanged
to
a
pole.
Witness
said
lie
did
not
believe
in
witches.
Clem
Loot,
another
brother,
gave
evidence
substantiating
ttiati
of
Jimniie.
He
(Clem
,
had
helped
lo
bury
Mocassin
after
be
had
died.
They
had
put
the
body
in
a
hole
and
had
nut
attempted
to
bide
it,
His
sister.
Kdie,
bad
lied
the
body
up
but
lie
(witness'
had
not
helped
her.
He
wa
wilh
his
sick
father
in
the
(continued
on
page
two
85
feet
DRY
DISTRICTS
MAY
VOTE
BEER
Order
In
Council
gives
them
Right
If
forty
pep
cent
sign
Petition
VlCTOIUA.
Aug.
21.
Follow,
in?
reouests
irtmi
New
West
minster
and
other
constituencies
for
another
chance
to
vote
on
the
beer
bv
the
glass
question.
lhe
cabinet
yesterday
passed
an
order
in
council
ruling
that
any
electoral
riding
may
hold
a
new
plebiscite
if
a
pel
it
ion
signed
by
forty
per
cent
of
lhe
electors
is
secured.
Under
the
new
arrangement,
once
a
plebiscite
is
taken
no
oilier
vote
is
allowed
for
three
years.
'
HOSPITALS
ASSOCIATION
IS
HOLDING
CONVENTION
Addresses
of
Welcome
by
Prominent
People
and
Governor
Lays
Corner
Stone
of
New
Building
XAXAIMO,
Aug.
21.
The
eighth
annual
convention
ot
the
D.C.
Hospital
Association
opened
Thursday
delegates
from
all
parts
or
the
province
being
present.
Hun.
William
-Sldan,
member
for
Nunainio,
and
Mayor
Harrison
delivered
addresses
ot
welcome.
Later
in
the
day
Lieut.
Governor
Niujiol
laid
the
corner
stone
of
the
city's
new
8150,000
hospital.
FIRE
IN
CALIFORNIA
FOUGHT
BY
1400
MEN
.PASADENA.
Aug;
21
Four-tern
hundred
men
are
engaged
in
righting
an
immense
fire
which
is
advancing
on
a
four
mile
front
and
in
some
(daces
is
within
four
miles
.f
p;:adena.