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rs
with
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lloreman
lal
Dumvcll
llatellon
'"s
were
killed
and
Indian
II.
urt'il
yesterday
when'
I.,
and
I
K'uihls
nred
into
n
Marmot
.Metal.
;
nliicr,.,!
near
u
mill
where
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05
01)
RAILWAY
PARTY
i
DUE
TOMORROW
Sir
Henry
Thornton
and
Officials,
Left
Last
Night
for
Prince
Rupert
CONFERENCE
AT
EDMONTON
'
Will
Take
up
With
Premleri
Greenfield
Proposal
for
Joint
Operation
E.D.
&
a.C.
Sir
Henry
Thornton
left
last
uiKlit
fur
I'riiuMJ
Huiiert
aiCMin-laitie,i
oy
a
iiiiniber
of
railw
.y
oflitiaU
all
fit
whom
will
he
2UU
of
the
loci
I
hoard
ol
trade
al
one
o'clock
al
a
luu-eheou
in
the
Husluii
ltaniue'
Hull.
In
the
afternoon
the
iar(y
will
niieet
the
elevator
construction
ork
and
look
into
railway
matter
iranernlly
here
wllh
a
view-
t"
making
prenarulions
for
the
nanillHiK
of
grain
through
this
port
during
the
coming
winter.
Flu
new
general
manager
and
other
officials
will,
wit
Ii
Sn
Henry,
meet
a
committee
of
the
hoard
of
trade
and
hear
rejire-MHilntion
on
a
number
of
matter
of
local
imiMjrl
in
whirh
ilia
railway
and
the
.
irt
of
I'rinee
lluiert
iiki
collalMTate.
The
iarty
will
he
entertained
by
itt4ivlul
ciliieu
Frolay
eeiiliit
ami
on
Saturday
will
enve
fur
IVInioiiton.
.
Joint
Control
'
At
Kilinouton
Sir
Henry
will
meet
Pivinier
(ireenfield
and
nave
a
jiersonal
conference
on
a
lroiosal
for
joint
oeration
and
rontrol
of
the
lyimontiiu,
Dun-
veicau
ami
ii.i..
ttaiiway
ami
auadu
Uentral
lines
and
the
future
development
of
the
Peace
Hlvcr
country.
ItenresenliitinnM
have
been
made
to
Premier
ireenfield
from
expert
railway
circle,
thai
n
plan
of
joint
operation
onilld
he
worked
out
and
Hint
it
mlghl
prove
lo
he
the
mol
patinfaelury
ur-
rniigTmcul
for
nil
concerned.
From
an
inside
railway
stand
point
such
a
scheme
would
lie
entirely
feasible,
Hut
premier
has
been
assured,
and
in
view
of
what
has
been
said
and
dmie
il
is
believed
to
have
a
good
cliaitce
of
carrying
through.
In
(he
event
of
Hie
t:..Ylt.
and
C..P.H.
mining
lo
terms
on
such
a
basis,
(he
manacemenl
of
(he
roads
would
likely
he
pul
in
the
hands
of
a
Joinl
hoard,
on
which
hoi
Ii
companies
and
the
government
would
be
represented.
Mr.
(ireenneld
says
that
the
appoint
ment
of
a
board
of
thai
kind
will
ho
one
of
the
points
likely
lo
he
discussed
at
the
proposed
cnnfervnce,
but
none
of
the
de
tails
of
Hie
scheme
have
yet
In
en
drawn
up.
Should
the
idea
he
approved
and
an
ngreemeut
reached,
II
Is
possible
thai
llio
Joint
operation
would
extend
lo
the
supply
and
Use
of
rnlliuK
stork
as
well
as
lo
the
business
management.
Might
Suit
Everybody
!lenrt-approval
of
such
a
scheme-
Is
expressed
by
Premier
Om.'iiwood,
lie
points
out
that
it
would
lie
iu
aeeonl
with
llio
spirit
of
llio
lime
ami
in
line
with
(he
suggestions
already
made
al
Ottawa
for
closer
relations
between
the
I
wo
great
railway
system.
What
Sir
Henry
thinks
of
the
plan
has
mil
been
slated.
l-urilier
labor
trouble,
was
threatened
al
I
he
elevalor
la',
nluhl
over
(he
wages
of
a
man
employed
In
I
he
.stores
depart
-
meiil
hul
-II
was
expected
Ibis
morning
Ihere
would
he
lilllc
ilitlieultv
iu
having
I
lie
mallei'
sullied,
Hans
Kuhicr,
a
Swiss
guide
tdationcd
at
Jasper
Park
lodge,
with
a
companion,
climbed
Mount
ElHh
Maxell,
11.000
fe
t
bigh,
and
relumed
all
wiiliin
the
one
day.
It
is
e-.nsidri-ed
a
record
trip.
KEMAL
PASHA
THROUGHHERE
Leave
on
Saturday
'I'hn
ftititltMin1
f
fr
lint
fttiituli
i
in.
unit
in
1
"
tx.
IOUIKM-'
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
it.etall
Merchants'
Association
Has
Attractive
Proposition
For
Out-of-Town
A
Ituyers"
Week
for
the
hene-;
til
of
outside
shoppers
is
being
'arranged
by
the
llelail
Mer-
or
Hujers
Week
will
he
Septem
ber
0
to
12
inclusive.
The
Iletail
Merchants'
As
so
cialion.
which
is
co-operating
tlt.
lwo
cnl
,uiy
vtiii
me
lair
noani
in
mus
i-,slare.
.raeiins
urtlier
persons
to
the
ity
for
llie
Fair,
will
hold
are
nere
as
wen
as
provwina
American
halibut
gasoline
boat
trips
and
other
the
American
flag
f'irin
of
entertainment.
.
i
A
fund
is
being
established
by
the
merchants
to
take
care
of
the
expense
involved
and
mer-!
chants
will
contribute
pro
ratal
according
to
the
business
they.
do.
lt't..le
in
h
'liilv
w
Ralph
Connor
Visits
City
and
Talks
of
Union
and
Optimism
and
Writing;
Meets
Old
Friends
I'uion
is
strength,
according
to
llalph
Connor.
All
seetto.mr
or
ilenominatiuiial
differences
are
inimical
lo
progress
ay
llio
famous
nulhor
and
preacher.
Cliurcli
union,
he
thinks,
was
the
only
logical
thing
iu
view
of
Hie
present
trend
of
affairs.
Practically
all
the
big
invn
of
the
church
have
joined
the
union
and
left
Ihe
others
alone
almosl
without
leaders.
"1
do
not
see
how
we
could
have
done
oilier
than
we
did.-in
view
of
the
situation,"
declared
Dr.
(iordon.
If
the
work
of
Christianity
is
to
go
on
unhampered
it
must
lie
hy
union
of
efforl,
and
that
is
what
we
NORTHERN
CO.
have
tried,
to
bring
about.
I
am
I
w
ell
satisfied
with
Ihe
way
things
have
gone.
True
we
were
disait-
poiuled
with
Ontario,
hut
outside
if
that
province,
union
has
been
very
effective
and
in
lime
the
i
other
congregations
will
join
Equipment
to
bo
Taken
South
by
vl.,tBd
old
FpInd
Tug
pear(ui
sian
win
)r.
C.
W.
(iordon,
pastor
of
St.
Stephen'c
Church,
Winnipeg,
and
author
of
the
Sky
Pilot
and
a
lions
and
wharf
of
Ihe
terminal,
V"""
"".
grain
elevalor
here
now
belnvfi
eompleled,
Ihe
Northern
ti'itntlmi
l!n
i
iinvi
iiieti:ii'iii"
t
n
lec
turer,
sociologist
war
padre,
lin-
'(jou
perialisl
ami
traveller,
was
here
yesieruay.
lie
speni
ivvo
nours
Int..
'llin
i.,
nl
whirl.
Wftntl'l
Ii"''
t,w
''.
used
iu
the.
work
back
to
Van
couver.
C
W.
ArnetlV
liur
Fear
ml
has
timvcil
from
Ooean
rails
In
Invv-
il
r.iilli
II.
silnil'iin
sil-
during
which
time
be
visited
his
old
friend.
Dr.
II.
II.
Ornnt.
discussed
ihe
city
of
Prince
Itupert
and
its
prospect,
drove
over
the
city,
pcrinlendent
of
eonslruetion
fo-!
l,,ok,,
v,,p
lht'
,,ul,,lc
I'ry
ii...
miv
i.n.l
hi
h.ir
pa-.1
"'"I
Presbyterian
tdiurch
build-
peel
to
leave
for
Vancouver
on
:
w.
mel
a
nunther
or
people
and
Salurday.
',fl
"
Ul,
l'i,u,,
'diaries
hob-
'Miobliing
with
the
Scottish
sklp-
',e're'
'nil.
tmil
.
I
eenieli
uleiisfii')
wilh
BOARD
OF
TRADE
LUNCHEON
to
Sir
Honry
W,
Thornton,
K.H.K.,
In
Uoslon
Orill,
on
Friday
at
1
p.m.
Tickets
from
Hoard
members
el.
00
.
..
V
...
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......
what
he
had
seen
here.
Dr.
(iordon
was
particularly
iole:iseil
with
Prince
lllioert.
He
admired
llio
scene
looking
across
jlhe
harbor
and
enjoyed
the
gar-iilen
and
homes.
He
was
sur-
iiii'Ueil
nl
I
he
nrouress
made.
,-..
i-.
...
....
Reason
Foe
Optimism
"Canada
has
every
reason
lo
be
notimlslle."
said
Hie
visitor.
l
"Look
al
Ihe
progress
she
has
'
made.
II
is
only
a
few
years
ago
I'untinued
on
page
six
Boston
Grill
Large
Ipstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly'
lai.l
iJancing
floor
for
hire,
-Don't
forget
to
visit
our
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
lea9l.
Phono
457.
V,I.
XV
NO.
1H7
:
'
'
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....
.
.
'
"
I'ltlXCii:
ML
I'HUT.
ILL.,
TIli
nsltAY,
Al
OUST
13,
lJ2."i.
ctrcui.tio
mi1
strt
s.ttt
667
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
HALml
1)111
Y
IS
I
INI
I
Wl
I
A
FArN
k
II
i
'
i
i
uiiTiri
jirrrn
m
m-
-
:
.
HKtfc
UMius
Al
IHE
SALEM
PENI1NIARY
ESCAPE
AND
KILL
GUARDS
17
r
nsoners
escape
from
Penitentiary
at
Salem;
Three
Killed
in
Fight
svIiM.
Ore.
Aug.
13.-Two
guard
mill
oik;
rouviri
I
and
two
oilier
guard
wnniuleil,
one
-eriously,
when
"
I-
-
from
llie
Muif
fill
iu
--
here.
.
The
dead
V
M,
llilruaii
and
John
Sweeny,
guards
hih!
Oregon
Jonc.
i
''tree
who
caped
are
heavily
armed
ami
desperate
vel
llii'v
will
mil
I
mi
lakeu
alive.
Pose
of
Mli
g
'lie
country
in
nil
ilirerlioim
looking
for
the
men
i.
"
"V
in
a
toxicali
commandeered
from
Ihe
state
ho
.
a
I
II.
......
...
;
"iru
'
M
mere
wa
a
concentrated
rani
on
r
(-.etuil
where
Hie
men
secured
arm
ami
following
,i
ic
enurti.
KM
.VMM
COMPLETE
RY.
;
SC.
In
Pretty
Good
Condition
Although
Ballasting
'
Needed
ir
'
iis
1.1.
The
ro.l
the
lsU.l.
Hallwayi
I'rino
tteunjte
Nuil.iiiiK
of;
a
bridge
el
lllver
would
Iws
was
Mated
by
I'f
-
ii
ln
return
tnnn
tine
yesterday,
.r.
wImi
rtfued
to
allitmle
of
the
aov-
ii
Hie
innied
provide
for
Hie
'
the
railway
which
II
lie
Hilroduced
al
Mi
of
tilt
liotie.
'ailway
llelf
Ik
in
1
'million
although
it
deal
of
bnllattinar
"placement
will
l
iifiiiii
tn
nai
a
TV
imm-euuk
IS
DROWNED
nfM
lit!.
Kti
Made
to
ftun
Rapids
on
Llard
RIop
-IMl'Stiv
A
in?
s'inMi.
nil
old
Wii
drowned
l
,
i
it
i
01-;
-
.,
while
13.
-Yukon
in
the
when
hi
he
wk
-
'"
run
llell'n
(iale
I
''!'
fifteen
vnr
old
"K
In
the
lm.it
whirh
I
1
iiiile-
IhroiiKh
Ireaeh-r'
-
before
ho
wn
'
"'
Ixdinn
trealy
tarlv.
II
I
INTO
CROWDS
nolh""
Strike
Riot
In
China
L"1S
In
Many
Losing
Lives
0r
Being
Injured
Am?.
13.
r
STOLE
LIQUOn
FROM
GOVERNMENT
STORE
AT
ABBOTSFOfiS.
B.C.
Alilio
i
si
om,
ji
t;
.
Auk.
13.
T'lcven
ra
of
wiwe
anil
whiskey
were
itol
Ibka
oiornins
from
he
(ijiioienl
liuaor
"lore
neav
TKr
mew
wre
hwhi
iir
a
reMeni
hill
I
hey
eae
before
the
ihI
lee
arrived
on
the
rene.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Five
Halibut
Boats
Marketed
Catches
Totalling
141,500
Pounds
This
Morning
Halibut
arrival
marketed
al
I
he
l-Mi
KietiHHge
I
lit
a
iiiornins
.tailed
III.
5110
pound.
Knur
Aineiiran
veela
had
l3t,S00
poiimU,
the
balance
of
(he
total
.teiitf
from
ona
lnnudiaii.
I'rieei
averairetl
ulishtly
under
tic
and
'tr.
Arrival
and
aules
wero
as
fl-j
iiw:
American
S-amhal
lOJHm
lb.,
al
l.Ko
and
5e:
Valnrou.
7.000
Ihn.,
nl
I
Lite
and
Ik!
;
and
Wave,
5.500
lb.,
al
IO.Se.
nnl
Go,
to
the
Cin-
.adian
Fih
oll
Mnrnire
t'.
'
Chelnea.
50.000
llis.,
al
10.
So
hikI
5e,
lo
Hie
Hoyal
l'ili
Co.
Canadian
Scrub.
U.oun
lb.,
.al
tie
and
.r.
In
(lie
At
I
it
I-
ilieri'f.
REMOVING
TROOPS
FROM
CAPE
BRETON
HALIFAX.
Auk.
13.
The
removal
or
iimre
than
a
thousand
I
rm
ii
I
.lalinned
al
t'.nne
llrelon
from
variou
rl"
r
I'anada
st
nee
I
lie
middle
or
.liini)
is
"neheduled
lo
iM.nunenee
Kilur-tlay,
il
was
annonnn'd
yestenlay.
STOCK
MARKET
BUYERS'
WEEK
Japanese
H
Propose
Goins
DURING
FAIR
u
el?
uuu
nuiwm
riming
Suggestion
they
will
operate
big
cold
storage
steamers
off
coast
of
Siberia
for
American
Market
hauls
Association
lo
take
place
SKATTLE,
Aug.
13.
The
tanfr
eomn..sio,,crS
who
on
n,!'t
,
mi
W
'"-
I,r0J?re;,s,
Tuesday
.
onclmJed
a
hearing
on
a
proposal
lo
rejJure
the
Ameri-.
m"ul,-
.
can
duly
of
two
tents
a
pound
on
halibut
are
remaining
at
.-pcc.ai
hooks
are
being
pre-igeolHe
to
confer
will,
the
men
interested
in
the
salmon
judos-and
for
registered
buyer
and
,rv
and
to
collsider
the
question
of
holding
an
im,uiry
on
the
are
will
be
refunded
to
all
or
to
lower
the
,,,,11
a
proposal
salmon
tariff.
Iiiwe
whose
purcJiase
aggregate.
joflI,
Cobb,
director
of
the
colltge
or
fisheries
at
the
Uni-
0,1
or
over.
Persons
residing
versitj
of
Wshingtou,
who
opposed
the
reduction
or
tl.e
hali-fal.g
the
line
of
the
Uauadian-l)llt
dljlie;t
suid
rhe
ja,ml,c,e
investig.t,..
two
of
whom
were
.'
undi
i..tnu,s
s
iar
e;isi
as
g0venimeut
a.'etils,
visited
himi
Hums
Lake
will
be
entitled
to
lasl
year
seeking
informalion
re-
.u
uicuiseives
oi
me
oner,
yarding
the
industry.
"Their
also
people
from
Anyox.
Swan-;,,un"
ie
sai(1
(u
Catch
and
on
nay.
Mewarl.
Alice
Arm,
the
free
their
fish
in
big
cold!
ueeii
Charlotte
Islands
and
Aonze
steamships
on
extensive
liter
coasi
poinis.
llie
laiCK.-lralilmt
hanks
off
Siberia
and'
bring
I
he
calch
to
America
in
these
shins."
Mr.
Cobb
added
that
the
Japanese
did
not
con
an
oh
I'll
i
imioiTVUjlniinpj
oimaU'ttil
rnsivlnliim
f
rwrr
llu
Su1I1p
I
U
I
V
IlklllKI
Li""iuel
ami
itaucejln,
b;tnor'-.oI.
,'.tiaTnW
of-
Commerce
urglntr!
ULiiU
11
T
UllVLl
"p
regisiereit
buyers
while
tliey
the
relention
of
Hie
dutyUo
"keep
CO.TAM
IX()PLi:.
Auy
I
J
Mustapha
Keuuil
Pasha
has
di
vorced
his
wife
Lai
if
c
JIanoun,
according
to
an
official
announcement,
whirh
did
not
give
Hie
reason
for
Hie
action.
It
has
been
known
that
fi
r
some
time
llie
diimeslic
relation?
of
Kemalj
iiuf
his
wife
have
been
strained,
i
vessels
under
RAINS
IN
SOUTH
BRING
FIRES
UNDER
CONTROL
ON
COAST
VAXCOLVKIl.
Aus.
13.
Heavy
rains
which
are
general
on
Vancouver
Island
and
u;
the
coast
promise
to
extinguish
the
fires
litany
of
which
arc
reported
now
to
be
under
control.
Four
fire
fighters
in
the
Ilevelstoke
district,
who
were
missing
for
several
days,
have
now
been
located.
INTERIOR
M.L.A.
AND
HIS
FAMILY
NARROWLY
ESCAPED
Bolt
of
Lightning
Strikes
Residence
of
H.
G.
Perry
and
Damaqe
of
$3,000
was
Done
PIUNCK
(iK01l(5K,
Aug.
13.
II.
(5.
Perry,
M.L.A.
and
his
fam
ily
had
a
narrow
escape
death
early
lasl
Sunday
inorniti
when
a
bolt
of
lightning
led
by
Ihe
antenna
of
a
radio
set
siruck
his
residence
doing
damage
which
is
estimated
at
$3,000.
Only
prompt
action
by
Mr.
Perry
with,
a
garden
hose
saved
the
house
from
entire
destruction.
As
il
was
all
member
of
the
family
sustained
bruise
and
painful
burns.
BASEBALL
American
League
St.
Louis
2,
Philadelphia
9
Detroit
2,
Huston
7.
Chleago
0,
New
York
2.
National
Leaguo
New
York
3,
Pittsburg
5.
Philadelphia
2,
St.
Uuls
V.
Hrooklyn
5.
Cineinnali
I.
The
hospital
board
lasl
nig'u
instructed
their
delegate
io
Ihe
11.
C.
Hospitals
Association
lo
oppose
a
proposal
to
make
a
general
assessment
in
mumeipalitirs
ror
ho-
nit
al
en
rpoiev
JAP
STEAMER
Ignored
Arrest
by
Marshal
Gog-gln
at
Victoria
and
Made
for
Cpen
Sea
VHnoilIA.uAu.
13.
Ignoring
Ms!!i5y
Marshal
1L
W.
:io?ginA
of-
the
lit
HTAIi'
'Columbia
iivision
of
the
Admiralty
Court
'hal
Ihe
vessel
was
under'
seizure
in
connection
with
the
sinkins
of
Hie
tuy
Hustler
at
Vancouver,
the
captain
of
the
Japanese
steamer
Kaikyu
Maru
mfc
to
sea
Iale
Tuesday
nijrlit
and
Jefl
the
Marshal
and
his
aide
fLiunderiuv
n
an
open
boat
in
a
slilf
breeze.
oh
Victoria.
On
itistruclions
from
Vancou
ver
the
marshal
intercepted
Ihe
freighter
when
dropping
the
pilot.
After
a
parley,
the
Japanese
captain
promied
o
bring
the
ihip
ialo
the
Hoyal
Hoads
an-
horage
but
n'fused
to
pick
up
Hie
narsiial.
When
the
pilot
was
dropped,
Ihe
vessel
put
on
slcatu
and
headed
for
llie
;en
sol.
:
BEER
WAR
ENDS
IN
MONTREAL
Frontenao
Brewery
Sold
to
Shareholders
Handsome
Profit
Net
MO.YIHKAL,
Aug.
f3
Following
an
aum-uuceinent
yesterday
that
the
beer
price
war,
which
ha,-
heen
raging
since
early
March
has
been
settled
and
that
the
FronteniM'
brewery
has
been
sold.
The
shareholders
will
get
H
I
'.II
-Ii......
f.ii.
Mm
nrmitiiiili
from.
,
,
..
........
'ami
pifM
ii'ii
.uiriv,
MlllLll
itiic-
sents
a
jump
of
io
and.
2i
a
sliare
respectively
over
previous
sale
prices.
f
KING
GEORGE
VIEWS
CANADIAN
PAVILION
WEMBLEY
EXHIBITION
MUNTUKAL.
Aug.
13.
According
to
cable
advices
receive!
at
Hie
.eneral
headquarter
of
the
Canadian
Naiidnal
Haihvays
in
.Montreal
today.
King
ueorse
was
a
visitor
to
the
pavilion
of
Ihe
company
at
the
Hrlllsh
F.tn-plre
exhibiliou
ye.lerila)'i;
1H
Majesty
viewed
the
moving
panorama
of
Canada,
and
whllo
watching
it,
he
recalled
Ihe
delightful
scenery
which
impressed
hhu
on
his
visit
to
Cauiula
yenrs
ago.
He
praised
as
a
mot
pratv
lical
exhibit,
the
model
farm
which
composed
a
pari
of
Hi
display
or
tin
l.iii'.alioii
de-
iiiirl
ineni
r
Hie
Canadian
Xit-'lot'a!
ll,ii..VHV.
4t
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