I
OULU
LIlENbh
BUTCHER
SHOPS
dlan
Retail
Merchants
'U
Villi.
Aug.
1.
J.
T.
If
V
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m
tl
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rttfMlf
n:i
tliMif
il
..in-
I
In
I
nr.
if
it
I
t!ittl-atld
imiiii
1
411
1
iiiht
one
m
'he
nini
,ivnm....
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-
v.it
iiiiih
iiiiisiii'k
ni
l
Pll
lllll.n
II
i,
.
,
1
.
.1.
1111
appiieu
cigiu
"'KllOCkM
III
Mlin...ul....
T
Ml
"
now
lo
meet
Joe
Slecher
lit
Mia
-.lit
....
,
......
nnu,
Advertise
Iti
the
Dally
News
I
lie
Hiiiininl
or
pear
employed
or:
in
the
density
of
fishing."
tlie
re
port
add,
"th'-
present
condition
may
possibly
maiiilain
itself
for,
T
Crowder
of
Vancouver
tin
imtof
tin
I
jutkmI.
Wr
shall
llected
President
of
Cana-
"""
"
ennHi
a
pmpenj
taapnlde
of
prwwiiigver
a
mil
lion
enew
or-rofkeye
lor
me
,,,
pterin
low
t4ih
oT
production
nt
..f
the
leU
Mer-
AssoeLUon
of
Canada
a
fj
uh(ri
iwo
n
'
'
un,or
that
wr
,,,,
nre
,.eed
for
,n"1
'eo,,s,,w
Bn
MrIrr
hnn,.n
.
"I'l
l
rr
WIWH"
III
'
-
u
rued
liy
the
1M".
iertlon
aiwl
a
reeoin-ii
was
ndiMilr!
thai
ENT
ASHORE
THIS
MORNING
amlnatlon
Following
Stranding
In
Skeena
Rlvor
I'M
(aiiier
Priiieeo.i
Ileal
-
apt.
A.
Johnstone,
wenl
it
nil
IiiiIh
lloek
ill
the
SAILORS
DANCED
AT
j
EXHIBITION
HALL;
t
allowed
to
te
mil-
Mie
prerrntion
of
Many
Attended
Affair
Last
i
mr,ti
(iiodu'U
under
for
Offlcera
and
Men
son.
H.M.S.
Capetown
..
...
w.
i-i...
mi
earlv
hour.
3
iii
i
.on
i
ii
1
14
niorniiiK.
on.',
.
.
,
-'niicrs
were
taken
off
the
-
i
and
removed
lif
Ilalmoinl
'
the
IiIkIi
tide,
at
1
1
o
-a
today
the
steamer
was
"de(j
iimi
rcsiiut'd
the
voyage
'lei-
her
own
sleam
to
this
purl
'
"
In1
will
undergo
an
exnm-
II
i
"
i
o1
Klin
i
.ln.
I
In
"
1
in
j
iip
iIuiiwibc
Is
nol
:
vi
d
tft
he
very
serious.
Ffi
1
'HPIIRCHY
DEFEATS
GOBAR
rCS
III
nn
Mstk
M
ti.M..iu.K
Last
Night
Was
an
Exciting
Affair
VANCOt
VF.ll.
Aug.
.
I.eo
"eureux
of
Winiilneir
defenled
''inula,
(lobar.
Hindu
ehiiiuuion
i
innin
in
i.
i.
...........
..i..
i.
,i
,
,,,
uiiiij
nrimn
withi
K
eonii.i
here
last
night
Tor
'Ul
I'hlllllllll.llal.li.
..f
l'l.n
.'"
n
1411
lllll
111.
nv
eneii
r.inin.ii....
1....1.
..n.
.
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-l
,.,
1
If.
a
1
llllllv
I
I
I
II
I
I
'it
of
Hi
ree.
Hi
11
I
it
ti
I
iltr
iititll
i:uri
iir
11,
11.
1...
1
..
inn
ire
cream.
Mill
ll"
mi"
i."
.of!
IvU'l.Jlug
less
lliuirUn
per
SMlL.
iwt
rimoTftirrrnnK.
xpFi
"at
Night
of
A
large
rrmvd
was
present
at
j
Hie
dance
lield
under
the
alis-plrv
of
I
he
rily
eouneil
in
Ihe
i:hil.illon
lluildiiit;
lat
iiicht
honor
of
the
olllcers
ami
men
of
the
H.M.S.
Capetown.
The
music
in
the
early
part
of
the
evening!
was
furnished
h.v
.Mis.
Irene
Morrison.
v.
CUNiper,
vv
.
n
Merry.
K.
IUmhI
and
Howard
While.
Later
in
the
eveninp
Ihe
orchestra
was
ntiiiinenled
h.v
C,
HulaBiio,
NV.
Italagno
and
W.
Hi-own
of
Ihe
Weslhtdme
Theatre
the
danei
continued
uniii
Ourinir
the
even
.
.
t
1
1
.
ree
were
served
!'
loeiu
lame-
.
.
i
.
...I
.
....
1
I
an
ii
I
ul
different
sinus
aim
u
Hie
desires
of
Ihe
jjatliertn?
ior
ii-freshmeuts.
Alderman
IPown
was
master
of
t
crenioiues
for
the
evening.
LARGE
INCREASE
IN
FISH
LANDINGSi
VANCOUVER
CANNING
Production
In
Canada
During
June
Was
Sixty
Million
Pounds
Greater
Than
In
Corresponding
1924
Month
OTTAWA.
Aug.
t.
An
.
....
,
I
t
t
I
tit
l.illlllllS
s
crenc
ol
uu.11
1
.
r
ouaiitily
and
ill-
in
Atan.llHl
In
value
f
seaHsh
lande.1
on
bull,
coasts
uf
Canada
during
the
month
id
will,
the
same.
Jim,,
as
ooiiipm
mouth
last
year
Is
shown
in
purl
meat
of
Marine
figures.
HARD
RIVER
HAS
De-
BIGJOREST
FIRES
i.mimmvtov
Amr.
1.
-
CI
real
n
wiiirc
d
Untile.
The
Urilish
em
VICTORIA
DESIRES
FUMIGATION
PLANT
Federal
Minister
of
Public
Works
Will
Deal
With
Request
When
He
Arrives
on
vicnoiii
v.
Atut.
I.UUII.
j.
ii.
Knwr,
federal
minister
of
puldie
work"?,
will
deal
with
I
he
rennvl
of
tile.
Victoria
Chamher
of
t'-om-merro
thai
fiiinipatlon
of
car-goo
Je
perfnrnied
loenlly
Avhen
he
arrives
on
the
eoasl
at
tin
end
of
mvit
wi'fk.
it
w
learned
I
"daft
The
minister
points
out
I
hut
the
department
already
es-tahltidied
a
funuKalion
plant
at
Vancouver
on
the
underslandiim
Miat
il
would
satisfy
the
needs
of
all
llrllish
lolunihia
ports.
MORE
RIOTS
IN
CHINA
REPORTED
Ono
British
Subject
Said
to
Have
Been
Killed
In
Nanking
Last
Night
ployees
are
reported
to
have
fired
on
the
rioters
killing
four
and
wounding
several.
Hrilish
murines
are
now
guarding
the
plant
nud
most
of
Ihe
Hrilish
subjects
are
being
taken
on
board
tin?
warships.
(
I
PLANT
IS
DESTROYED
'Loss
Estimated
at
Over
SI
00,000
as
Result
of
Blaze
Early
VANCOl'VKH
tfptial
los.s'
lllllt
'than
$100,000.
fnresl
rites
are
rim
ling
on
holhi
power
plaul
or
ii.it
I.inrd
lllver
In
the,
nay
l'ower
tV;
I.
tn
I
..I..
dilution
..I....
I.-..II..
Falls
.......
,1
Northwest
Territory
according
was
opene.
wireless
reporlx
from
l'orl
Simp-:hy
Hon.
T.
D,
l'altullo.
n
of
lands.
Aug.
1.
ALLIES
QUIT
RUHR
VALLEY
Evacuation
Todajr
Celebrated
as
a
Is
Being
Holiday
:
ESSENS
Aug.
1.
The
last
French
soldiers
left
Westphalia
soil
last
night
and
the
evacuation
of
Allied
troops,
who
have
beenNn
the
Ruhr
region
since
early
In
1923,
commenced
this
morning.
Under
the
terms
of
the
London
Agreement,
the
Allies
must
quit
the
rich
coal,
Iron
and
Industrial
ranges
before
the
advent
of
August.
The
evacuation
Ii
being
celebrated
as
a
holiday.
BOATS
COLLIDED
LAST
EVENING
IN
METLAKATLA
PASS
The
molorlioal
Fairbanks
col
lided
with
the
fishing
boat
Cay-neon
in
Mellakalla
passage
last
evening
and
the
latter
boat
was
PKKINC
Autt.
1.
I'liofneial
Uun.meil
siidiuiy.
ine
rair-reporls
stale
thnl
one
.
Mrilish
banks
was
onlwatd
Umud
while
...i.i..i
LMI...I
in
finis
in
Mo.
the
Caysreon
was
returning
to
Interniitlonal
Cxnort
Co.'s
fac-
pri.
Slie
proceeded
here
ami
I,....
i
xVikinir
lust
ninhl
after
unloading
her
halibut
catch
t
lie
Cold
Slorajte
plant
today.
GETTING
READY
FOR
HARVESTERS
C.N.R.
Perfects
Its
Plans
to
Handle
Rush
of
Men
to
Prairies
This
Month
INNIl'KM,
Aug.
!.
l'reparii-i
lions
for
the
handling
of
harvest
i
labor
have
been
completed
by
the
j
Canadian
National
llnilwnys
and
Kire
special
equipment
is
now
ready
eai-jy
this
looming
.le.stioye.I-th.
'
r
""'V'""'"
,
v..i.
r.
..ii.i
..i.iwinu-
Wwln
gH
the
harvesters
lo
the
i"lM
............
1
v...
r
.
,
,
...I.
II
!.
is
esllmaled
at
more
'
l"i'""?
.
rarme.r.s
want
tuem
is
ueiug
none
according
to
passenger
officers.
I
"
thnt
50.000
har-
n
1
TTlII
I
A
nnckio
"'M-eeled
rAllULLU
UrtNS
xeslers
will
come
from
the
east
MCU
DHUCD-
DI
AWT
fl"'
dislrihuliun
in
the
west.
Mnn-PICiH
rUntrA
rLftlll
ii,a
h
j,,
thought
will
lake
10.-
00()(
Saskalchewatt
J0.000,
and
Minister
of
Lands
Officiated
at
Alberta
o,ooo.
Oxer
and
above
Function
Near
Nelson
Today
Ithis
number
II
is
anticipated
thai
Ihe
lovxus
and
cities
within
the'
NKI.SUN,
Aug.
1.
The
now
prairie
provinces
will
supply
13,-
Ihe
West
Kotde-
(too
men
and
Hrilish
Columbia
iuhl
Co.
at
Hon-
(I.IIOO.
The
hiii-xeslern
from
-llril.
l.,.l,...
I
.I.
1.1
1
..1
1.1
-11
iu'ihj
ism
v'i'niiiHiiii
1111-
10
in
iiiisuri.eii
minister
in
Alherla
and
Saskatchewan,
principally
Saskatchewan.
25
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
L
pmlatr
Dining
Hall,
l.ihrary
with
newly
laid
dancing
f'.oor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
An,where
nZiJ!
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parties,
Stand
Roy1
'
"
For
ratis,
apply
to
Hoston
and
win
bi.
I
PRINCE
RUPERT
HATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Grill.
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457,
XV
SO,
177.
ynl
J'HIMJK
HL'I'KUT.
H.C.,
SATl'llllAY,
AlUil'ST
i,
ID25.
Vtrdi'l
Clr'.uUtlon
1S92
Strtel
Salt
M7
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
PAVER
PllTB
EICULWC
D
A
M
V
HEDl
CTCH
lUlULill
111
T
LilY
1
IJULIMLJ
DtWh
I
ULl
LL
1
LIS
HER
TWO
YEARS'
OCCUPATION,
ALLIED
TROOPS
ARE
EVACUATING
RUHR
aimon
rroauction
in
South
Not
Ten
Percent
of
Its
Former
Volume
anning
operations
must
cease
ir
inausiry
is
to
be
preserved
says
government
leport
HTOltlA.
August
I.
Willi
its
okeye
production
re-
ii
Hum
ten
per
rut
of
it
former
volume,
the
Fniscrj
n
never
regain
il
position
as
Ihe
greatest
falling
Mrimm
.vn'lil
unless
operation
ream'
for
a
period
long
enough
lie
-almon
a
iduinre
to
rclmbiliUtte
themselves
accord-'
annual
renirt
of
the
Fisheries
l)emrtnicnU
ul
yeai.
mi!t
I
In?
report,
Mickey
spawning
hn
Ih'imi
dnil
explosively
to
the
lower
renrhe
of
the
river
and
hot'
Yule
Canon,
wlurli
formerly
furnished
the
must
.
i.
..!
..Z.i
..r
..-t
.......
j
'
n
nii
i
rivMv
r
w
s
so
rdiicd
a
fo
have
little
eoni-merctal
significance.
"If
ho
change
is
introduced
in!
Their
majesties
leaving
the
new
La
inula
House
after
the
opening.
Willi
the
queen
is
Hon.
P
(h
I.
trhm.
Canadian
H
igh
Conrihissioner.
while
King
(Seorge
i
arcompatiied
l
L.
M.
S.
Amery.
e
reMrv
of
stale
for
the
dominions
and
colonies
HOUSTON
LADY
DIED
SNEAK
THIEF
IS
ARRESTED
Stanley
Plercey
of
Vancouver,
Aged
20,
Is
Facing
Court
on
Ten
Charges
VANCOt'VKIl,
Aug.
I.
Arrest
ed
while
in
the
acl
of
rubbing
store
last
night.
Stanley
I'iercey.
aged
20.
was
remanded
in
police
lop.
rourl
this
morning
on
ten
charges
of
breaking
ami
entering.
The
police
during
Ihe
past
week
have
been
checking
up
nu
merous
robberies
where
entrance
was
gained
through
the
skylights
frunePa
of
buddings,
i'iercey
s
room
xva
entered
and
much
of
hc
missing
goods
was
located.
SERIOUS
FIRES
ON
LOWER
COAST:
MUCH
PROPERTY
IN
DANGER
lll-:ill(
T
HAY,
Aug.
I.
A
se
Hons
forest
fire
threatens
lo
de
strov
valuable
titn'ber
on
Valdci
Island
together
with
many
resi
deuces
and
farm
buildings.
In'
the
Hyacinth
bar
district,
a
far-j
mer
lost
an
orchard
of
20-year
old
apple
trees.
NO
c.nThotel
in"
VANCOUVER
THIS
YEAR
FISHERMAN
'SMITHERS
HAIL
IS
DROWNED
STONES
INCH
i
Eric
Dagsland
Lost
Life
When!
Steamer
Struck
His
Boat
IN
SMITHERS
MONDAYiAUTO
PLUNGES
Many
Friends
Paid
Last
Respects
to
Memory
of
Mrs.
Rlopel,
.
Funeral.
Bclns
Held
Wednesday
"
SMITH
KHS,
Au?.
I.
The
dealb
occurred
in
Ihe
local
ho-pilal
early
Monday
morning
of
Mrs.
Anthony
Hiupel.
a
popular
resident
of
Houston
district,
leceaed
was
born
in
Finland
in
IK79,
coming
io
Houston
some
six
years
apo
ami
tnarryin?
Mr.
llloiiel.
The
remains
were
taken
to
Houston
and
Ihe
funeral
held
on
Wednesday
afternoon,
the
loss
to
the
community
bein?
shown
by
the
many
friends
who
attended
to
pay
their
last
The
ear
was
rounding
the
corner.
from
Third
Avenue
to
proceed
up
flcllri.le
Street
when
the
steering
wear
locked
and
Ihe
driver
and
car
plunged
oxer
Ihe
bank
to
the
bottom
about
thirty
feet
below.
The
car.
with
the
driver
still
at
the
wheel,
turned
oxer
twice
ami
landed
right
side
up
at
the
bottom.
Mr.
Kiefiiaber
crawled
out
and
made
his.
way
to
the
streiM
and
xxus
taken
lo
the
(ieneral
Hospital
where
several
cuts
were
dressed.
He
is
now
around
town
apparently
little
the
worse
for
his
harrowing
experi-
'rim
i
h
wt
.1
Kim
111
rr
It
t
In
WASHINGTON.
Aug.
1.
With
simple
riles,
the
late
William
Jennings
try
tin
was
laid
lo
resl
!here
yest
onlay
afternoon.
Service.
look
place
in
Mi
Presbyterian;
Church,
where
the
great
com-!
niuner
xvorshiooed
as
secretary
Damage
IN
THICKNESS
A
Norwegian
salmon
fisher-
F,ower
Gardens
Were
Laid
Low
man
named
Mrie
Dagsland.
who!
In
Storm
Last
Tuesday
Is,
survived
by
a"
widow
residing;
"
in
Vancouver,
was
drowned
in
th
SMITHERS,
Aug.
I.,
What
Skrenai
Hlver
near
rceanic
Can-
was
erhops
the
most
severe,
nery
about
3
o'clock
yesterday
!
hailstorm
tl
has
ever
struck
afternoon
when
the
boat
from'
Ihe
town
of
Smilhers,
occurre'd
which
he
was
fishing
was
struck
on
Tuesday
night
about
seven
by
the
Union
steamer
Calalajoclock.
There
had
been
con-The
Calala.
which
was
weaving
niderahle
thunder
and
lightning
her
way
through
a
large
number
for
a
number
of
hour
with
ev-of
boats
after
calling
at
Skeena
eral
heavy
showers
and
the
black
Hiver
cannery
points,
was
appar-'oud
seen
approaching
looked
ently
unable
to
avoid
hilling
the
finuliar
lo
the
others
until
it
boat
occupied
by
Dagsland
and
a'e
close
when
a
noise
like
i
his
partner
who
was
saved.
A
roaring
mountain
torrent
gave
life
boat
was
lowered
from
the
warning
of
someHdng
more
than
'.atala
and
Ihe
departmental
pa-
"le
ordinary,
trol
boat
Heron
a'so
was
on
th-'
When
this
cloud
reached
the
scene
but
no
trace
was
found
of
,ow"
''""re
was
a
heavy
clash
or
the
unfortunate
man.
j
thunder
and
Ihe
hail
and
rain
,
Iranie
down
fu
torrents
for
about
OVER
STREET
Ralph
Klefhaber
Had
Narrow
Es
cape
at
Corner
McBrlde
St.
and
Third
Avenue
...I
II...
L-..-.I
..f
ll,..'"'l,l
twenty
minutes.
I
lie
hail
was
no
I
just
frozen
snow
but
solid
ImlU
of
ice
many
of
them
an
inch
in
diameter
and
remaining
;n
the
ground
long
after
the
iftonu
had
parsed.
-j
TJi
laHui
frdhv.loJiijas
Jiol
quite
a
half
inite
'wuJe
arul
as
il
I
passed
along
the
base
of
the
mountain
it
did
not
do
much
damage
to
the
crops.
In
Smith-
,,..,,,
.
.
..
ers
however,
il
laid
flat
several
Hal
nli
Kiefiiaber
had
a
very,
,'
.,
.
,,
...
:
.'flower
gardens
that
the...
owners
made
beauty
spols
by
hard
mini
i
lie
i
uni
iiiiir
itiv
.
,
.ii
t...
i
.
.......
.
.
,
laud
tedious
labor.
Ihe
leaves
I
I
lilt
r
nuio
i
utiipi.
,
vi.
Jon
cabbage
plants
and
sunflow-
willl
ll
nr.
as
iii
ituiK
nnu
inn
.
I
.....I
,.
i
r
til
il
'
i
Vcm..
.'ers
were
lorn
and
punctured
ana
mi-
r..i
5i.ii:
.uPi.t.ui.riy..iri..
..I
al
II.
the
a
corner
,.f
of
Tl.inl
Third
Avenue.
tlullllu
.lllllU-ll
few
xvindijvs
were
broken,
the
absence
of
pruperty
damage
was
due
lo
the
fact
thai
xery
little
wind
accompanied
the
storm.
BAD
ACCIDENT
WELLAND
CANAL
Fdwunl
Lynch
and
his
you
gest
,'
the
street
by
Dave
Ho
and
apparently
nol
badly
injured
"1'
'"T
,
.
intiiri
f,,
minor
.lamaire
to
the
superintendent
LATE
W.
J.
BRYAN
Two
Men
Dead,
Another
Fatally
I
Injured
and
Eight
Others
!
Hurt
ST.
CATUFJUNKS,
Aug.
i.
Thomas
Albert,
of
construction
is
believed
to
be
fatally
injured
and
eight
other
men
arje
suffering
injuries
as
a
restdj,
of
tho
crash
of
a
heavy
steel'
form
on
DIIDICD
VCCTCDnAV
Section
Three
of
W
elland
ship
dUKIlU
ItOlLiXUAI
(.aili,
(his
inoriung.
The
struc--
jiuiv.
which
was
used
for
pour-
of
Great
Commoner
j(ig
foment,
erumbled
from
lis
Took
Place
From
Washing-
jox-n
weight
burying
Lynch
unit
ton
Presbyterian
Church
.his
son
in
Hip
debris.
te
Arlington
Cemetery
of
state,
and
interment
was
in
S50O.C00
and
$1,000,000
Is
Arlington
National
Cemetery.
OFFICIAL
LUNCHEON
ON
BOARD
CAPETOWN
Council'
Cap!.
(!.
S.
Knoxvlcs.
D.S.O.,
OTTAWlV,
Aug.
I.
Jit
xvas
commander
of
H.M.S.
Capetown,
learned
definitely
today
from
a
xvas
host
to
Ihe
mayor
and
city
Aid.
I"iey.
DETROIT
HAS
HEAVY
RAIN
Estimated
at
Between
Done
DFTUOIT,
AiK-
i
-
This
city
yesterday
suffered
its
heaviest
rainfall
in
years.
Damage
estimated
al
between
5ho,000
and
Ul.noo.ooo
xn
caused
lo
itulus-
CapL
Knowlos
Is
Host
to
Mayor
d
ial
plants
and
sewers
and,
in
Newton
and
Members
of
City
Hie
residential
district,,
through
flooding
and
pavement
washed
out.
KATO
REAPPOINTED.
member
of
the
cabinet
thai
tho
council
at
an
official
luncheon'
TOKIO,
Aug.
I.
Haron
Kalo,
directorate
of
the
National
HalU,
aboard
1he
warship
yesterday
who
rcigncd
with
his
eahinel
xvays
has
derided
nol
In
under-;
afternoon.
The
city
xvas
repre-
aftc
a
rM
oxer
nexv
taxation
lake
the
construction
of
A
nexv
senled
by
Mayor
Newton.
AIl.'pnpooi'.
xva-
reappointed
ri
bole)
in
Vaneii'iver
this
vear.
MrMoidi.
1
IIU'
tav.