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25
V
XV
NO,
191
1
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1
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1
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.
.
TAXI
IAH1SBKA
nnl
Ambulance
Servlcn
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Holot,
3rd
Ave.
and
Gth
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
PHILADELPHIA
Leaders
In
National
Rosult
of
Game
A'H.
Auu.
18.
While
the
;'
iptna
Americans
and
8
were
ptayhiR
nil
exlilbi-
1
Philadelphia
r'
to
wilhin
lliree
Rme
P'
uti"
M
'
a--
is
novv
raidiiiR
lb
lr.
iv
if........
t...
...
Pi
liers
with
ylilch
H
'
iiriuii
wan
In
li.im.1,.,1
mi
1
"''uu
nut
the
(
nimiue
o
Hir
i
i
-nnils
nnd
shinnim?
was
alii.
I.I'
1..
.
.
.
.
1
"-
horliiiR
staff,
whlctijjy
v
di
-played
hIkiis
of
slip-
'J
it1"
le
III
,;i;.
...
.
Mack
is
musing
Hie
-
u
lus
team
In
order
'iii'in
crnckiiiR
in
the
r.h.
FLOODS
DAMAGE
PART
OF
JAPAN
Typhoon
StrurL
fl.
.La
Uanln
nnd
Kobe
and
Communlca-tlon
Is
IntoCruptod
OSAKA
iu
c.....i
lioicaiid
houses
wen.
flooded
'
l
Illllinn
altiiiAl-
flaliiL'li
Wii
hi
...
....
'
J1IIII
11
II
I
hi.
li,lif.llt
V'ltll.
1
-
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uiu
YIL'IIIIIJ
J
1
"
l'"ilav
it'll
l.il...
'""fill
y,"t.
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'
I.0.D.L
BURSARY
CROWDS
GREET
PRINCE
OF
WALES
IN
ARGENTINE!
Sptnds
Busy
Day
Inspecting
Brlt'sh
Plants
Reception
In
Evening
Ht
l
AOS
AlltKS.
Aug
18.
The
Prince
of
Wale
was
Riven
n
welcome
to
the
Ai
uridine
here
Monday
afternoon.
Squads
of
Between!
nilliiled
police
were
taxed
to
the
Leaaue
ulmst
in
hnnillinn
the
crowds,
which
lined
the
streets.
Spends
Busy
Day
1UT.NOS
AIIH-S
Aus.
18.
(nooin
TJie
Prince
of
Wales
i
.peiiiliiitt
a
busy
day
this
inorn-
tm
vr,erdav.
the
llintiUtn
:
.
-..
r
,
,
.
I
.
llllrl
.Nntionalssi"
l'f
"
'
"
V
whiiI
he
iCMcweu
iiiuii.-,ii.i.-
"
children
and
Hie
evenlnu
is
devoted
to
a
reception
and
pain
performance.
UNIVERSITY
OF
B.C.
vn
miilV
An-.
IH.
Alan
lame-
M.
.mal,l
of
Vancouver
is
.
wmer
or
the
l.O.D.K.
hur-......
in
i,e
naid
iu
four
ytirly
..Htnhnenl-
ami
letuible
at
the
rniver-lly
of
Urilish
U.luinbia.
The
bursary
mi
nually
for
Hie
i
in
lie
iiMiiniv'i
rhlldreii
of
Hie
tiu'il
Hie
supreme
s
education
of
who
paid
acrifice
or
were
lo.
tally
disabled
in
Ihe
war.
Mr
McDonald
is
a
sou
of
Hip
lal'e
'
i.ieul.
James
MclHinald
or
,
,...i
..rorlli
Hluhlanders
Lilled
at
lin.fo.irt-
Willi
ilin.lilll
111
ItHH.
LAWYER
DIES.
viivroiiiA,
Aur.
....I
Willi
a
we
'
'V'
.
i
.
here
yesterday,
lie
,H-'
.:.
.
i8
in
John
known
KiirIiipiI
BbbbbbbbbHbbH
Sai
11
Army
Jiiilur
"g
t
y
Mis
Oftlrer
who
revival
ui
weK
BELIEVED
BOY
WAS
DROWNED
Wllllo
Smith,
Aged
Thought
to
Have
Lost
Llfo
at
Mouth
of
Hays
Creek
Today
Willie
Smith,
seven-year-old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs,
William
Sniitlii-OM
Hays.
Hove
Circle,
is
believed
lo
have
been
drowned
at
the
mouth
of
Hays
Creek
near
the
dry
dock
Culvert
between
11!
and
1
n'nlockMU
noon
today.
II
nppeats
that
Willie
and
his
younger
brother
were
lishijig
ut
Hie
point
in
iiiesliou
when
Willie
fell
Iu)
According
lo
the
hrolhur
s
slory,
bu
paddled
around
for
a
while
In
mi
effort
to
net
out
and
then"
sank.
The
other
boy
then
ran
home
to
tell
his
parents
audi
II
was
liner
t
o
clock
liiMofu
tho
police,
were
nidified,
Tho
water
was
about
leu
feel
deep
where
Hp'
drowniiiR
is
believed
to
have
taken
place
and
Hearings
of
the
United
States!
Tau'ifT
I
'iiiiitiiirftfi.ktl
nl
SSn
1
1
lt
I
.tar...
i'i
'
i
,
.
.
.
,
i
wnii
res
ore
i
hi
i
in-
.mii-i
ic
.in
duty
on
halibut,
I
wish
to
report
my
belief
lliat
the
final
outcome
is
likely
to
result
in
a
reduction
faun
two
cents
to
one
cent.
This
would
meet
the
present
Canadhii
duty
of
one
cent.
The
Ciiinmission
pave
a
most
friendly
and
courteous
heariiiR
'o
lie
Prince
Itupert
delegation.
wli
h
consisted
of
myself,
re-(H'cseitniR
the
city;
J.
W.
Nn
hoNs.
representing
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Slora?e
Co.;
.1
II
Measlier,
represenliiiR
Iho
)eep
Sea
Fisberineirs
I'nion;
IS.
W
Xi'kerson,
represenliiiR
the
l
anadiau
liaiibul
Vessels
Own-
,
i
Association,
and
John
Dyb-'tiavii.
representing
the
Iloyal
'
I
ish
Co.
J
The
delepalion
urged
enuall-'laiion
as
a
means
of
averting
a
,
possible
closed
port
at
Prince
Ituperi
to
American
fishermen.
Ketchikan
Delegation
"A
larue
delegation
from
Ketchikan,
backed
up
by
counsel',
slroiiRly
opposed
any
lnwerir.r
of
Ihe
American
duty,
on
the
ground
that
it
would
prove
'cental
to
Ihe
American
halibut
fleet.
"
this
view
was
not
shared
by
Hie
Commercial
Club
of
Pelers-Imrir.
Alaska,
however,
as
Hie
latter
'continued
on
page
six)
money
under
falso
pretences.
mlm
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Centra!
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
lUtlXGi:
III
I'KUT.
H.C..
Tl.'KSDAY,
AUGUST
18,
1(123.
VuUrdir'i
ClrcuUtlon
156S
OPEN
REVOLUTIONARY
TALK
Ki'ii
Maig
is
sli
nvti
chatting
with
one
oT
'he
putieuU
at
Christie
Street
Hospital,
who
fought
under
Hie
famoii-
fitlld
ma
shal
during
the
(ireat
War
Mayor
Newton
Reports
Officially
on
His
Visit
to
Seattle
to
Give
Evidence
at
Tariff
Commission
....
...
recoiiiineiidalioii
Iicing
placed
before
the
AMUNDSEN
PROPOSES
FLIGHT
TO
ALASKA
FROM
SPITZBERQEN
OSLO.
Auif.
18.
The
newspaper
Aflen
Posen
slates
that
llaohl
Amuiid-seu
is
preparing
a
new
airplane
expedition
for
next
summer.
The
Might
is
proposed
to
be
made,
from
Spilihergen
over
the
North
Pole
and
Ihe
unknown
Arctic
regions
to
Alaska.
FAILS
REACH
BRITISH
SHORE1;.
Gertrudo
Ederle
Swims
Two
thirds
of
Way
Across
English
Channel
I-
t
111."
I'lll'
VI."
IN
.SIMM
!
El
8
tlioiisand
acres
and
other
lands
ailjoiiinifr
which
will
be
settled
,
by
the
Hollanders.
Il
is
close
to;
The
expei'uilion
already
voiced
by
returning
delegates
thai
Hie
shore
and
was
ur.ee
a
lake
the
liaiibul
tariff
conference
in
Seattle
Iat
week,
will
result
in
a
bottom.
The
lowest
part
of
it
is.
President
of
the
now
sixteen
feet
above
the
Mir
..r.
u.ifcu.n
,
"'
:
L,
u
,
s,
,e
for
a
rnucliou
iii
the
present
larilP
was
reiterated,
holiest
tide
imt
(lie
firi
wan
prachriUly
.ml,
v
.
,
i
.
.
,
....
ii
,,
...
,,...
....
r
tl
t
iieiorc
i'
ar
en
1
...
,.
,.
j
LIEUT.
COL.
McLEAN.
il
last
niglit.
i
,
.
jitxt
ilrtiritorand
then.
It--will
be.
rue
rejiori
oi
ins
worsiup,
wno
reiurueu
io
me
cuy
jes-,
caiiie
oi
can;
111
a
ime
after
having
utlended
the
meeting.
sa
as
follows:
ulatfon.
'
Afrec
aHendiiiR
Hie
publi.v
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
II
is
expected
that
from
two:
-
-
....
1.
1
1
1.1..
liuiiureti
10
mu
uuiiiiren
ami
iiiij,
settlers
will
arrive
in
all
bu'
18.
Gertrude
Kderle,
who
beRiin
!TW0
JEWS
KILLED
an
attempt
to
swim
the
Knglish
Channel
at
7.0'.)
this
morning
was
this
afternoon
forced
to
abandon
the
attempt
after
covering
Iwo-tli'rds
of
the
distance.
Ad-
urged
the
Commission
to
i
verse
weather
conditions
were
re-
sponsible
for
the
failure.
McAllister
Gets
Two
Years
in
Penitentiary
for
Passing
Number
Worthless
Checks
in
Vancouver
(Special
lo
Daily
Xevvs,
VANCOrVKIt,
Aug.
18.
Two
years
in
Hie
peuitenliarv,
New
Westminster
is
the
price
Oeorge
McAllister-has
hoeiro
McAllister
posed
nl
wholesale
houses
here
as
n
buyer,
for
Prince
lliiperl
firms.
Alter
lodging
un
order
lie
would
cash
a
small
check.
y
il
seems
likely
that
the
lad
may
Counsel
for
defendant
said
McAllister
had
a
mania
for
isu-
liavn.beeti
sucked
through
tho
dig
worthless
chucks
while
under
Ihe
influence
of
I'mum'
culvert
Into
tho
harbor
outside.!
Defense
counsel
addressing
Nobody
having
been
found,
there
the
inngislrale.
J.x
A.
Findlay,
Is,,
however,
a
remote
possibility
pleaded
for
leniency
for
Ihe
ae-lliatcibe
boy
may
not
have
been
cused.
lie
sdd
he
was
well
known
iliiiwiieil.
On
Ihe
cily
police
sta-
iu
Prince
Itupert
and
only
was
lion
being
notified,
Constable,
possessed
of
the
mania
for
pass-Polterloit
was
at
onee
despatched
lug
worthless
cheeks
when
un-
lo
m
osllgule.
,ur
tho
influence
of
drink.
BASEBAI1
National
Leaguo
Philadelphia
S.
New
York
3.
American
League
Del
roii
-'.
Chicago
2.
ation
lierore
winter,
acxi
yeari
Ihey
will
be
producing.
Hie
only
neip
uie
ilillians
are
Inciting
from
the
government
in
'i
bringing
in
Ihe'sMtlers
is
the
Jbuildiivx
of
the
road
to
the
land
which
Ihey
are
to
occupy.
AND
MANY
INJURED
ANTI-SEMITIC
RIOTS
i
'.
i
VIF.NNA.
Aug.
18.
.
Two
are
j
dead
and
a
score
of
people
are
injured
as
a
result
oi
aim-Senutie
riots
attending
upon
the
assembling
here
of
the
four
leenth
coiiRress
of
-
the
world
Zionist
organization.
STOCK
MARKET
Hid
Asked
H.
C.
Silver
1.23
Dunwell
J.50
1.
00
,Hazelton
.01
.02
;
I.
.
1
87
.33
Premier
-
5.09
2.20
Purler
Idaho
18
.2.1
Vtirr
Inlet
03
.0ft
Silvercrest
.10
i
Daly
Alaska
.2
k
Indian
01
.Oft
Marmot
Metals
..
.15
llufus
.18
Ormihy
13.00
Selkirk
01
.01
U
Terminus
.18
Howe
Sound
20
00
filadslone
SHa
2
i
Bay
view
03
.09
H
Boston
Grill
Ice
I.
ream
goes
with
dinner
Large
tpslair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
door
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
ami
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVH
CF..NTS.
BRITAIN
GOVERNMENT
BUILDING
ROAD
FOR
DUTCH
SETTLEMENT
QUEEN
CHARLOTTES
Red
Menace
Grips
Great
Britain
as
Revolution
Openly
Discussed
there
Secretary
of
Miners'
Federation
says
he
wants
revolution
with
an
objective
ahead;
stern
measures
proposed
pOTYIIUM.
Wale.
Aug.
IK.
A
coal
strike
such
a
'I
(iituI
lirittiiii
recently
wonli)
htve
meant
revolution,
Hook
of
thi'
Miners'
Federation
declared
yesterday.
Ik
.olutiou
will
Mime,"
aiil
Cook.
"I
whiiI
u
revolution
h,,u
tin'
discipline
of
nil
Jinny
behind
il;
a
revolution
i;l
only
lime
discipline
lint
one
organized
with
an
ub-i'l
or
il:
a
revolution
understanding
its
goal."
ii
s
,
inlay
-evral
wariiings
Hgaitul
the
"red
menace"
.
It...
14
a
hi
ik
a.
e
i
iroiii
miimi.
ne.
.
,.
iioiigii
ai
3L
ran
i
si
.Cathedral,
London,
urged
that
MAMrU
riflPTrri
""'"K
nicinirrs
siniuni
iw
laken
1
1
1
1
1
1
V
I
III
il
I'll
-it'll
an
uir
ri--i-ii.lt-illlt.-lll
ti
imniawa
J2&.000
Match
Will
Take
Place
.
d.K.
Auk.
18
T;
,
iiumder.
nnd
Jack
li
(npfv
tnaiiaarr.
i
S.'-VOOH
(hi
after-
tin
empsey-WHU
M'ltlf
n.
Wills'
manager.
post
a
forfeit
lo
the.
mI
that
the
fluid).
'Id
be
fore
July
t.
U2fi
'
tt
Demoscy
refuse
to
Hie
hureement
1
mrnivftlitn
ruled
'i-
could
claim
Hie
,.
grunted
a
licence
,
.
Ii
by
Hie
slate
of
'In-
morniiiK
Ira.
i.
on
IrlU'.
I.,
tiw.nl
Ilia
ON
BIG
FIGHT
Ztttttt...
"
!
Manager
Puts
up,
a
Pledge
That
8AY8
SIR
ADAM
REFUSED
MILLION
BRIBE
TO
QUIT
TOIIONTO.
Aiir.
18
A
frieml
of
Sir
Adam
He
t,
announced
today
u
Mull
rut
lime
that
a
f
iv
month
ago
Sir
Adam
it
fused
a
brib
of
a
million
dtdlars
lo
alKiiidon
on
Irol
of
Hie
SI.
l.awre.Kc
Hlver
power
tvioiiirfe
and
permit
private
corpora
Iiiiiim
In
nlilain
eorii
i
(it
'
I
)
S
!
I
1
SERIOUS
FIRE
EXTINGUISHED
Prompt
Action
at
Oil
Dock
Prevents
Sorloui
Injuries
on
Point
May
A
rather
criius
fire
liial
might
easily
hue
ended
in
Itur-edy
look
place
yesterday
afternoon
at
1.30
on
hoard
Hie
gas
boat
I'oint
May,
Capl.
Charley
Wall;:ei.
Jinnee
MeXully.
son
r
Die
lor
a
I
hardware
merchant,
was
rather
badly
burned
and
was
enl
to
the
lioipital
and
Capl.
Wallace
also
had
hi
hair
liurued
and
minor
injuries.
II
eeni
Mia
t
I
lie
Iioal
was
taking
gas
al
the
Imperial
Oil
Nation
when
one
of
Hie
tanks,
not
the
mie
iulo
which
the
gas
kio
being
pou
red,
exploded
and
immediately
there
was
a
Mare.
Alex.
II
ix,
who
was
on
the
dock,'
iiniinitl.v
turned
Uie
hose
on
the
Maze
ami
it
wax
extinguished
he-
fore
it
had
lime
to
Inflict
more,
than
!uperftcial
injuries.
Hut;
for
thai
prom
pi
m-tion
the
'n-!hIIi
tnlarht
have
hern
iiivh
Ii
Building
Road
to
New
Dutch
Settlement
on
Queen
Charlotte
Isds.
People
are
now
arriving
and
being
taken
care
of
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dave
Rutten,
formerly
of
Prince
Rupert
I
The
1'ioviiirial
(ioeiiiuieiil
i
making
prepurutiuiis
for
the
tew
iJiiU.li
seitlenienl
at
Oeiula
ineadow.
by
building
a
road
J
iiom
l
ow
Hill
to
that
juare.
Already
lour
miles
ol
it
is
com-i
piuied
and
very
ooil
it
will
UejwsMble
for
the
settlers
already
,
tbeie
to
get
lo
Hie
land
and
for
the
oilier.
who
are
coming
to
jalso
find
their
new
homesiles.
That
is
the
iiilonnation
brought
j
today
by
I.
V.
Anderson,
provincial
road
superintendent,
who
I
bus
lieeu
there
making
an
inspection.
.Mr,
Anderson
says
tne
coiouuatioii
projee:
at
ueiula
is
an
excellent
one.
There
i
n
Imire
meadow
containing
about
two
NO
STATEMENT
J,
ON
ELECTIONS
so
.
in
ere
is
no.
Report
From
uarkln
Heard
at
i
.
Jlti
...:ti
I
...i,.
.
.
.
in
.iaor
.Newton
s
repori
on
me
eonierence
preseineo
io
me
:uaner
oi
irjoo.?.
ii
win
hjh-
iu
cabinet
Meellng;
No
Ad-
polntme'nts
Made
OTTAWA,
Aug.
18.
Premier
.Mackenzie
King
aad
no
statement
.tiuli.iii
lA'tiari
.ii.n
.ifli.r
lli.
(.nil-
Ihey
have
to
come
gradually.
Only,.
ne,
mee.
wJCi
,
foup
few
there
and
most
a
are
now
,lr
nilll.
of
Ui
em
are
workfn?
on
the
ruad.i..
...
i.
i
i,
!nal
no
appointments
nail
ueen
!....
.
,
.
i
i
i
Ihey
are
beinR
looked
after
by,
,
accumulated
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dave
llu
lan,
for-
.
-We-had
a
delightful
TimiK'
imerly
nf
of
Prince
lirmnr.
Itupert
lliniipl
who
vrlin
are
:irl
.
l
responsible
for
them
that
they
afternoon
listening
to
a
report
ft...
i.i
II.At.
II
I'
f
u
iLiii
.in
flu.
do
not
become
a
charge
on
the
cix.
of
,
ofnce
,n
Lond
community.
i
.
.
,.
lirniin
The
plan
of
the
new
settlement!
.
.,..
,
ah
,S
to
go
into
mixed
arm,ng
an-l,.,
Uv
MA
aftemoon
IO
.oppiy
ursi
in
an
me
j"--iiiut-
who
lie
on
the
islands
with
vegetables
and
berries.
Mr.
Anderson
says
that
there
are
now
ripe
wild
strawberries
on
Hip
meadows
as
big
as
cultivated
berries.
Some
of
the
new
settlers
arei
CUP
AND
MEDAL
FOR
SHOOTING
expelled
to
arrive
on
every
boat
and
Ihey
will
go
on
the
land
"iTr0phy
Comes
West
at
Nlfle
As-
gei
ineir
iioiurs
i-.u.
mi
,,c,.-
socla.on
Meet
Held
at
Ottawa
OTTAWA,
Aug.
18.
Western
Canada
captured
the
trophy
at
Hie
Dominion
Itiflt'"
Association
meet
at
Contiaught
gauges,
which
opened
Monday.
Machine
Gunner
11.
Codings
Of
Ksquiinalt
garrison
artillery
won
the
Mac-
jtlougall
challenge
cup
and
the
D.I..H.A.
bronze
lUe.lal
and
S-'U
in
cash
with
seven
shots
at
200
and
500
yards.
TWO
DROWNED
FROM
A
CANOE
Vancouver
Police
Certain
Young
People
Lost
Lives
Whon
Craft
Overturned
VANCOl'VF.H.
Aug.
18.
Isa
bella
Hoa
and
Stanley
llaigeut,
a
young
Vancouver
couple
at
tending
a
picnic
at
Howen
Island
on
Sunday,
met
death
by
drown-In,
The
police
now
feet
certain,
fnllowiUR
Uie
findiiig".uf
att
overturned
canoe
last
msht.
The
couple
were
paddling
Sunday
afternoon
on
Howe
Sound
when
tliev
disappeared.
Search
for
the
bodies
has
so
far
proved
unsuc-cess
f
u
1
CAPETOWN
AT
NANAIMO
NAN
A
I.
MO.
Aug.
H.
-1
H.M.S.
Capetown
arrived
here
thU
'morning
imm
Victoria.