K'-nti'imy
al
the
nin
ll"ii
if
honilnaletl
hy
:
there.
Il
hhUI
Ik
ii'lnrii
In
Septi-mtici
r
of
Ilrillli
f'ulum-iliil
that
the
lour
ilitl
y
ticiiriiiB
on
the
poi-Hi.
vslijrli
Biittjerl.
lie
i
yel
.riuly
been
a
tlie
cnlMiiei.
U
I
WW
M
Ul
AM
W
M.
m-M
V
I
1
B
III
LI
I
FOR
DOMINIONS
Commletloners
Olvcn
Cabinet
Standing
iUmi-TMWN.
Ma..
Amk
U-.tinl
lloiilen.
former
isvi'iiiiit.
nnenkiiiK
al
lh
f
iihlir
here
today.
'
r
Mi.it
bigli
rnmiinx-f
'tie
Doininiona
in
I'n-
nu'le
memlien
of
I
heir
'
will-
mid
rereixe
Hie
T
tnpi'i-ial
privy
nnlile
Hieni"
lo
alleml
'
tni'iMiiiUM
in
Loudon
Tntnnned.
way
sir
lloherl
lliiuki
;
i
iim
would
he
given
'
(m
e
in
Hie
ilelerinin-
Hi
i'i'li
foriign
policies
is
nil
i
i
a
l
f
a
i
i
C.N.R.
BOARD
noy
Should
b
nopresontod
When
Addrosslng
Thorn
DTI'VW
v
v
i
i
i
i.
.
.
.
'
"
iiilway
labor
organiia-""
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I
inildii
sliiinl.l
Imvn
re-
I'1
"In!
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il...
v,
ii,,.
r....i
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'milium
iiiiiuviivs
lie
1
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i
.
.
.
.
l
"'iiimioil
legisimite
41
Mill
Ik
i...
I
I
I
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I
.
.
'
"-oiii'moou
oi
ioco
,"r
'"'men
and
englnemen
in
him
uern.
NINE
MET
DEATH.
.
,
Aug.
17.-
Nine
per
",r
(li'alh
frnm
vnrlou
nmiii.
!...
...
,
r,MPrn
nunn,a
n
the
wk
end
mn.iii.
.i..
i
i..
,,
,,,,,
ouu
lit
Illllll-
"'".vill
9.
PRINCE
IS
GREETED
General
Manager
and
Western
Superintendent
Passengers
From
Boat
to
Train
Today
John
h
Lamb
of
Toronto,
general
maiwjter
of
the
Hank
of
luruntu,
and
T.
II.
Marh
of
Winnipeg,
wcaterii
mipennleii-dent.
arrived
in
th
rit
from
the
Minlli
on
the
l'rinee
Charier)
Him
nmcning
aud
went
I'Mnl
by
Irani.
They
are
on
an
ineo-
tioii
trip
weit.
The
Hank
of
..roiiiti
ha
bought
Hie
I
nion
MiiiA
ImildniK
in
Vancouver,
one
of
Hie
finett
hank
buildings
in
I
tint
city.
FAIR
AT
VICTORIA
OPENED
TODAY
SMD
TO
BE
THE
BEST
YET
vir
MHIA.
Aim.
The
annual
fair
at
the
Willow
open
i
1
1
no
today
ami
said
to
lie
thr
best
thai
lia
ever
been
held
Prctidcnf
W.
If.
Mniifie
and
Sec
relurv
V.
II.
Meaitifi
have
been
VMirkjnu
hard
for
month
paM
to
iiiukf
il
a
ni
ce-'
and
with
gooil
.....illi.
r
it
l
cXlMCted
Hie
alleml
mice
will
exceed
prcvioiit
rerurd.
AT
BUENOS
AIRES
AND
CITY
IS
FAIRYLAND
MONTI'
VIDKO.
Aim.
17.
The
prim'
of
Watr-
coucmueu
II,,
,Hv
miI
l-re.
sailing
on
i.....i..v
r.u'
lluenos
Aires
wnere
,
was
m-eeled
by
the
cily
of
two
mi,on
pot.nlalion
u
is
...
c.-....
i
..r
.Inlliiiw
li.iil
noon,
i
iioumi'i-
I..
'
,e,..
expci
I
l
wke
Htieuos
Alre-r
a
viitn:.!
tairyinmi.
BASEBALL
snrjDAY
oaiyies
Amorlcan
Lcaguo
SI.
.mii
i
l-vclatid
7.
Detroit
II.
Clii'-nno
.
N,,w
"k
3
Washitmt""
National
Leaguo
Pittsburg
I.
t'.ineinnali
t).
"rookljr
Pbilladelphn,
"ho.-H.ii
0-2.
N-w
Vrk
0-.
WOULD
UNITE
-.
r
t
Developments
Going
on
Espec
ally
at
Engineer
and
Klrk-land
Properties
That
the
At
I
in
mining
district
is
(le.
eloping
last
Is
Hie
wont
Drought
uv
A.
J.
Haul,
mining
en-
giiioer
i
Mewart,
whu
arrived
ironi
the
north
on
the
Princess
Louise
and
is
returning
to
Stewart
today.
Mr.
Oaul
says
the
llufner
pro
perly,
it
silver-lead
mine
on
1'
mirth
f
July
Creek
has
been
taken
oier
by
the
Uuggeiiheims
aud
i
being
operated
by
them.
Tht
Hngiueer
people
are
jleiuit
a
lol
of
work.
Intensive
iiuarters
are
bsina
erected
fur
the
em-ploye
and
a
hospital
is
being
built.
Lumber
is
still
soing
In
there.
The
power
plant
is
being
doubled
and
everything
looks
likt'
progress
Uiere.
On
the
Kirkland
property,
ulifch
is
an
extension
of
the
LiiKineer
syslem
coiilriilled
by
Victoria
people,
they
are
slurt
hik
to
drive
a
crosscut
tunnel
and
establishing
a
camp.
Mr.
Haul
is
enthused
oyer
Hie
Allin
prospects
and
thinks
great
ile.eloiiincut
will
be
seen
I
here
soon.
ALL
VETERANS
WINNIPKO,
Aug.
17
The
Do
minion
convention
of
the
(iratulj
Army
of
United
Veteran
on
Sal-urday
unanimously
passed
a
reoltl.oii
emlnrsirm
a
union
of
all
veterans'
organizations.
II
was
derided
to
hold
the
I
Hl'li
convention
at
Kamlnops.
CHIEF
INSPECTOR
OF
FISHERIES
IS
COMING
THIS
WEEK
.Major
J.
A.
Molhonvell,
chief
inspector
of
fisheries,
will
arrive
hen;
from
Vancouver
on
the
steamer
Malasplna
on
Wcdnes.
dayuioi'Uitig.
Accompanied
In
John
Dybbavn,
he
will
proceed
L
llitv
Interior
to
inspect
tlie
halclw
cry
nl
l.akelse
Lake
and
the.
pro
pagatlou
of
tioul
in
Lake
Advertise
n
th
Dally
News
25
TAXI
And
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
Large
t
pstair
Dining
Hall,
willi
newly
laid
dancing
'
Service
floor
for
lure.
flnvwhere
at
Anytime.
Don't
to
visit
forget
our
'
.
......
-
.
.
(
"
,
Stand
noyi
novoi,
oro
avi
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
'If.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phono
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
-'
'if
v
,i
XV
NO,
190.
v
I
'
I
M
G
H
M.PEILT.
11.(1,
MONDAY,
AlffiTST
17,
1025.
Saturday',
ClrcuUtlen
1645
6trt
Ulii
532
PBir.K
FIVK
CENTS.
POWER
POSSMJTIES
TO
BE
INVESTIGATED
SIR
ADAM
BECK,
ONTARIO'S
POWER
WIZARD,
PASSES
OFF
HUMAN
STAGE
Here
to
Investigate
i
Power
Situation
with
View
to
Development
H
i'f!
to
investigate
ill
possibilities
of
power
(levirlopnifiil
m
l
ing
(it
Prince
linperl,
Lorne
A.
Chiii
jlcll,
vice-pres,-I
general
manager
of
1
tit
Wel
Knolenay
power
o.
Light
id
from
the
south
on
the
Prim-ess
Alice
I
hi-,
iiiorniiig.
(
tniini
here
for
ii
couple
of
(!)
to
go
thoroughly
into
(
ulioit
Mini
I
In'
Mi.iMliliex
of
!
)
iniifiit.
He
ij
'J
r
Hon.
T
1
1.
Patliillu,
niinisler
of
In
mis
ami
localf
'
In
I'
gi-lilnre.
ami
lint
son,
Lome
Jr.,
in
also
making'
ELECTION
NOT
DISCUSSED
BY
THE
CABINET
,
iht
ln.
I
The
Wcl
KouitMiHy
Power
A
jl.iirhl
Oi.,
of
wlii-h
Mr,
Campbell!
i
general
imniigrr,
ii
the
large!
Iiydro-elerlrir
concern
hi
Hit
im-UTior
of
llritixh
Columbia.
W
illi
iti
ti-Hiluarter
and
plant
at
Hotiiiiiiglon
Fall
on
the
Kool-
fimy
Hivrr
25
mile
wit
of
Nel-
'x'li.
in
roirimny
transmission
"
line
run
an
fur
weal
as
Prince-
u
..
iiiiii
f
l
.
.
.
.i
-
;
.
,
i
.
nun.
u
r-
ninu
Mars
uv
11
tivvn
mil
mm
i
.iHiftpr
ahiiimiuiii.
jr.
R-tleellon
In
East
Kootenay
If
Nominated
v
it
Hit,
Aim,
i;.
Srl-i
rumor
(hat
lie
m
,
,
r-'
n
I
a
roast
v
linn.
Dr.
King
an
Campbell
in
a
pioneer
of
lite
soulhern
interior
an.
I
hi
one
lime
a
a
mtnisler
of
finance
for
Ihe
province
in
ihe
Mrltride
IBANK
OF
TORONTO
w,H
rV-eler-t
fiFFIflALS
HFRE
D.
fi.
A.
Lowe,
of
Camtirnlge,
hown
easily
winning
the
HHO-yanl
run
al
Atlanlir
City,
N.J.,
when
the
Ovlonl-t'.itni-
lirilgc
team
dcfealeil
the
Princeton-Cornell
ronihine.
ATI
JN
MINES
Ontario's
Power
Wizard
Dies
LOOKING
WELL1
After
Work
Had
Been
Carried
tjv.
r"
onwith
buccess
many
Years
LONDON",
Aug.
17.
-iSir
Adam
Heck,
creator
and
architect
of
Ontario'?,
great
hydro
power
system
and
chairman
of
the
Ontario
Jlyiiro-olectiic
Power
Commission,
noted
horseman,
former
cabinet
minister
and
probably
the
best
known
man
in
the
prminre,
died
shortly
before
midnight
Saturday
at
his
home
here
from
pernicious
anemia
in
his
(ISlh
year.
He
had
been
suffering
for
several
mouths.
The
funeral
takes
place
in
Hamilton.
-
r
Sir
Adam,
popularly
known
in!
this
Province
a
the
Minislcr
of.
Power,
was
a
native
son
of
Ontario.
He
w
born
on
June
20,
1857
at
Haden.
Ont.,
which
was,
founded
by
his
father.
Afler
having
Hissed
through
the
public
school
at
Hadeh
he
attended
t
hi
famous
Dr.
Tassie
school
al
Halt,
then
the
Hnckwood
Academy,
and
afterwards
the
Western
university,
i.nnuon.
Out.,
from
which
he
graduated
and
which
later
conferred
upon
him
the
degree
of
I.L.D.-Sir
Adam,
who
was
then
simp
ly
Mr.
Heck,
in
I
S7H
engaged
in
Hie
Iron
foundry
ami
milling
business
with
hi
father,
the
tale
Jacob
H.
Heck,
at
Haden.
P-1880
he
removed
to
Hall.,
On!
.
where
he
coinnienccjl
the
nianu-farlure
of
boxes
ami
the
business
of
veneering
thin
lumber
He
continued
in
this
Hue
for
four
years,
then
went
to
London.
Out.,
here
he
built
an
extensive
plant,
and
established
branches
at
Montreal,
Toronto
aud
Hamilton.
Beqan
Work
In
1903
The
beginning
of
Sir
Adam'
real
interest
in
the
supply
of
cheap
electric
:ower
to
the
pen-
pie
of
Ontario
began
in
H3
when
he
was
appointed
a
com
missioner
to
investigate
the
de
velopment
and
distribution
of
electric
power
from
Niagara
Falls.
In
lUOfl
a
.Minister
without
portfolio
in
the
Wliitue.i
provincial,
government
Sir
Adam
Heck
introduced
u
'power
bill
in
the
Legislature,
creating
Hit
llydro-Kleclrie
Power
Commis
sion.
He
was
appointed
chair
man
of
t
no
iiyimi-r.iecme
rower
lUiuimissinu
in
June
of
Dial
year
This
position
he
'continued
lo
bold
ui
to
the
time
of
his
death.
lie
was
first
elected
lo
the
l.egl
luluie
for
London
In
l'.02,
and
w'as
re-elecled
for
each
succeed
ing
term
until
the
Provincial
(leneral
F.leclion
in
DHU.
when
he
was
defeated
by
II.
A.
Slev
piisoii,
Labor
representative.
Sir
Aihitii
wa
again
elected
to
the
continued
page
six
MAY
START
WORK
SOON
John
Dybhavn
Expects
Tonders
to
bo
Called
For
Biological
Station
Here
While
In
Vancouver
last
week
John
Dythavn
attended
a
meeting
of
the
Pacific
com-mittco
of
the
federal
biological
board
and,
aj
a
result
of
that
meeting,
bo
expects
that
within
a
week
or
so
tonders
will
bo
called
for
the
erection
of
tho
biological
station
here
on
the
site
selected
at
the
west
end
of
the
government
wharf.
Mr.
Dybhavn
expects
to
receive
plans
and
specifications
for
the
structure
at
an
early
date.
All
difficulties
that
have
stood
in
the
way
of
getting
the
work
started
scorn
now
to
have
boon
removed.
TRUSTEES
FOR
LOCAL
RESORT
Local
Men
Named
to
Body
that
Will
Administer
Park
at
Salt
Lakes
An
order-in-counri!
iucorpoj
tiling
the
resort
surrounding
Hie
Salt
Lake
under
Ihe
Parks'
Ar
and
providing
for
the
appoint
ment
of
a
local
board
of
trustee.-consisting
of
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin
C.
II.
Drine,
Col.
S.
P.
Mc.Mordle
J.
II.
Thompson
and
11,
F.
Pollen
is
now
awaiting
the
signature
of
the
lientenanl
governor
o(
(hi
province,
announces
lion.
'!.
D
Pallullo,
minister
of
lauds
ami
local
member,
who
arrived
in
Ihe
cily
from
Victoria
I
hi
morning
This
will
complete
step's
thai
were
stalled
by
Mr.
Pallullo
ti
have
the
park
brought
uude-
t-i.nll
r
"Mtiol.
FEDERAL
ELEC1T0N
MAY
BE
POSTPONED
Possibility
of
Another
Session.
NO
ELECTION
TO
!
BE
ANNOUNCED
Final
Decision
Will
Await
Arrl-1
val
Home
of
Governor
OTTAWA,
17.
-This
af-
iernoon'si
meeling
of
the
cabine',
!lo
which
particular
.significance
i
attached
in
view
of
the
possibility
of
an
election
lale
in
October
or
early
in
November,
will
be
attended
by
Hon.
V.
C.
Larkin,
illicit
eominii'.'tioner
in
London,
who
arrived
Saturday
and
spent
the
week
end
with
the
Premier,
i
The
tiueslion
of
cabinet
reorganization
in
Hie
event
of
an
election
will
be
decided
upon
and
(continues
to
be
a
subject
of
discussion,
in
political
circles
here.
Premier
Dunning
left
for
the
Wesl
Saturday
nighl.
Whatever
(passed
between
Premier
King
and
Premier
Dunning
duriris
their
conver.-alions
is
unknown.
Any
announcement
in
this
respect
wtll
probably
await
the
de-cismn
on
the
question
of
an
election.
Il
is
felt
that
no
public
announcement
'
will
be
made
in
regard
to
a
possible
election
until
Hie
(lovernor
returns
from
the
west
next
month.
""""zi
"""
'REDUCTION
OF
Special
to
Daily
News
OTTAWA,
Aug.
17.
There
is'
a
rumor
here
in
Liberal
circles
i
that
Hie
general
election
may
quite
likely
be
postponed
until
afler
the
next
session
of
parliament.
If
it
is
held
this
year
it
will
be
no!
long
before
Christ
-ession
from
the
Progressives,'
'hey
will
go
through
another
session
but
they
refuse
to
carry
on
iT
Ihe
followers
of
Hubert
Forke
continue
to
try
lo
make
political
capital
at
their
-expense.
CANADA
ELIMINATED"
FROM
DAVIS
CUP
BY
Southern
Contingent
Tennis
Players
Will
Now
be
Matched
Against
Japanese
Champions
MONTH
FAL,
Aug.
17.
Vic-
lories
for
Patterson
and
J
ami's
Anderson
in
Hie
final
singles
onlests
in
the
second
round
of
Hie
Davit
Cup
series
with
Cnn-j
ida
Saturday
rave
Australia
lean
sweep,
the
visitors
winnin
Mve
matches
to
one.
Anderson
lereated
Wright
G-S,
G-l,
0-1.
Australians
now
enter
their
'bird
round.
They
will
meet
Ihe
'apanex
players
who
elimin-tteil
Spain
at
Haltiniore
tins
vcek.
GOVERNOR
CONCLUDES
TRIP
TO
THE
ARCTIC
Arrives
In
Edmonton
and
Is
Met
There
by
Lady
Byng
F.DMONTON,
Aug.
17.
Concluding
h
month'
trip
to
the
Arctic
durum
which
tie
covered
more
than
l.noo
miles
since
he.
left
here
on
July
13.
lovernor
Oenerai
Hynir
arrived
Saturday
md
wa
met
fi.Lady
Jtyng,
who
ha
spent
the
past
month
in
Mritiili
Columbia.
The
governor
spent
four
days
ut
i
He
I
dm
mtoti
di--
!'ii't.
TARIFF
LIKELY
John
Dybhavn
Expects
This
Will
be
Outcome
of
Conference
Held
Last
Week
In
Seattle
mas.
To
hold
an
election
iluriuvl
Hie
harvest
or
season
of
fall
"As
far
as
the
Canadian
repre-plowing
on
the
prairies
would
seutatives
were
concerned
they
seriously
interfere
with
the
received
a
fair
and
satisfactory
yvbrk.
I
hearing
and,
in
the
evidetictf
It
is
understood
that
If
the,placed
before
the
commission
in-government
can
secure
some
vestlgating
the
halibut
tariff
a;
.niarantee
or
support
for
Hie
nexi
jjeallle
last
week
and
the
pre
liminary
rcjiort
submitted,
it
wa
proved
conclusively
that
a
reduction
of
fifty
per
cent
in
the
duty
on
Canadian
Halibut
entering
Hie
United
States
is
justified,"
declare
)ohn
Dybhavn,
manager
of
the
lloyal
Fish
Co.,
who
returned
home
on
thekCat'dena
last
night
after
having
attended
the
conference
in
Seattle.
There
will
be
a
cunlerence
in
LOSING
TO
AUSTRALIA!
w.inion
on
October
20
be
tween
the
U
in
eu
Stales
anil
'Canadian
governments
on
the
matter
-of
the
halibut
tariff
and
the
commission
in
Seattle
is
anxious
to
have
il
report
in
Ihe
hands
of
the
President
of
the
United
Slates
by
that
time,
Mr.
Dybhavn
says.
Until
then
it
U
not
likely
that
any
final
decision
will
be
reached
or
announced.
-MAIL
CAUSES
MUCH
DAMAGE
Southern
Manitoba
Experiences
Terrlflo
Storm
That
Takes
Crop
WLNNIPLO.
Aug.
17.
-
Great
dania-e
In
the
crop
in
a
large
section
of
'southern
Manitoba
on
Saturday
niahl
was
caused
by
a
lliirri'ii-
Imil
inn!
wind
slorm
with
rain.
In
some
seoHim
the
loss
went
as
hisl)
as
loo
'
per
rent
while
ninny
farmers
report
eighty
per
cent
loss,
Storm
Continues
WLVNIPF.H,
'Augk
17,
(Noon
The
terrific
storm1
continue
in
sputliccu
MiinitoUi
Ilils
inornlir.
v
BIRTH
A
son
wa
born
yesterday
at
'the
Oeneiul
H-pital
to
Mr.
and
iMr-
l.(J
i4
tjpp
of
la).-
;i'y