u
II
Ina
to
Force
the
Canadian
National
to
Build
Hotel
i
Mil.
Aus.
:V.
Upal
h:
.
aifnel
Uy
Mayor
a
teller
MI
to
.Sir
i
m'mii
fn
an
effort,
la
ue
of
the
coimlrue-'
!
a
iiutal
h
the
Caiu-al
Kin
Milnlm
ool
.!
in
eini"'Wrei
to
I
at
the
company'
agreement
made
with
an
Northern.
!
t
leiier
my
the
tare
of
the
Canadian
I
the
lipids
of
Van-
"iand
Mm
immeiliale
t
iiii
nil
ii
ri
am
w
mi
m
.
m
mM
all
.V
m-m
m
llll
II
I
RUNNING
WELL
vur
ri
u
tt.
irnn
Kn
nni
in
u
usl
i
I
I
i
Averaged
by
Fishermen
c
nig
xalmon
are
mn-ii
the
Iliiiidait
Inland
;i"d
lti"
fleet
of
oine
35
'
i-
ly
llnrl
Wearmonlh,
r
l
he
fish
Mieker
Nar-wlio
left
for
.lliat
afli
nioon.
Oihoe-
are
avcraiiiit
between
25
i
'
I
he
boa
I.
The
fleei
Ma'
fihing
operalioiH
fU!'
nnoiher
Iwo
s.
;
em
tier
15
or
:.',
when
nil
iintu
ijiuleil
on
the
i;itn
-r
iimh
iidcu.
l1Knii.
-
ram
cargo
SHIP
IS
LOST
Goes
on
Danoeroua
Reef
on
Second
Voyage
and
Breaks
In
Two
I'AIIIS
A
ni,
:o
.
ti,,,i.r
liar,
been
Iol
on
u
diiiixeroun
I"'
f
klliiVL'i.
rlM
.li......ili.iii'tU1
iiff
ut
I
In.
iii.i..
Ki.ra,.
ulpinnitr
anlaii.
thiii
wus
making
her
"
'"Hill
VOVll'...
Ml
II...
I
i.n
Hut
-
,
...
.
"
tirohe
in
two
mid
clink
in
l
e
imiiiifM.
i.
cmv
were
all
1
'tied
in
small
bpnta.
BASEBALL
National
League
Cllilpago
K,
HiiKloti
I.
MMnburKli
10.
Vhiladelidiln
U.
s
1
oiiih
3,
New
York
I.
Urooklyn
7.
Cincinnati
12.
American
League
Notion
?.
Cleveland
I.
New
York
0,
si,
Louis
I.
I'liilmlelphia
,
lidroil
K,
jiii
priid''.
as
far
an
possible,
a
jruiii
inuu-
flow
f
grain
through
iif
jii.it
during
Hie
present
year.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
English
League
Division
1
Arsenal
0,
Tottenham
Anton
Villa
I
ft,
Hurn
ley
0.
lllackburn
I,
Hury
S.
Hollon
2,
Newcastle,
United
2.
Kverton
2,
Sheffield
United
Si
Hudderafield
I,
We-il
Hwm.
I.
j.eiceler
3.
LiverKol
I.
Manrhejiler
t'.ily
3.
l'.ardifr
2.
Xolln
tiunty
I,
T.eetN
t'nhl.O.
Sunderland
3,
I
linn
inn
ham
I.
Wen!
Ham
lulled
I,
Manches
ter
United
0.
Scottish
League
Division
1
Aberdeen
2,
Cowdenbeath
I.
Celtic
Hamilton
0.
llun.lee
United
I.
Fnlklrk
2.
Hearls
0.
Alnlrie
2.
Kilmarnock
2,
Clydebank
2.
Mollierwell
I.
Oueeim
Park
0
Itailh
Hovers
I,
Partiok
I.
Ilanaerfj
t.
Morion
I."
Si.
Jolinsione
0.
llebcrnians
0.
Si
Mu
itu
.'.
Dnnilee
I.
AMERICANS
SECURE
HIGHEST
HONORS
IN
.
BRITISH
UNIVERSITY
i.vi'iiiili
Knir..
AUK.
2U.
(A.P.
I""
r-
....
.
.
....
i.wi
msiicil
us
a
re'
1
IK"
I1UIH"
-
Mill
or
the
in""
"
'
i
oi
ii
i
A.ii.i-Inallnnn
Hum
'iir
'n''"
Aiiierieun
i
llll
,1,,iu'r,"y
mainlained
a
slanduril
of
whol-ar,"hi.
fur
nliovr
Hiul
of
the
vera?e
Knglil
oi.lv
a
III
He
boluw
tl"
'r
f
itoiticra
oi
-'i......
i.'..n
it
nuiiiher
of
yearn
1
'i
91111.9.
American
have
been
at
i
ll
the
head
of
II"'
l
,
.
half
'
ril
eltl
nearly
....I
.....i
Hii
vear
they
,
aNo
have
laken
a
laiyla
proportion
of
firxt
clannesi
in
me
iurun.i
..ii.iniiliiiii
Advertise
I)a,ly
New
TWO
KILLED
AND
MANY
INJURED
BY
GIANT
HAIL
STONES
IlKLiiitADK.
Au.
').
liianl
hail
stones
flT-day
killed
two
persons
and
injured
sixty
in
Hie
town
of
Slarivisatis
during
a
cyclone.
There
was
also
iroerly
damage
to
the
extent
of
thousands
of
dollars.
LIBERALS
TO
Convention
Cal!ed,for
September
11
for
the
Purpose
of
Choosing
Candidal
STORK
LIKELY
CHOICE
II.
K.
ila!y(
secretary
Of
the
Skeena
Hiding
Liberal
Association,
ha
sen
I
out
a
eall
to
all
the
anitoeiatioms
in
the
constit
uency
lo
send
delegates
lo
a
con
vention
to
be
held
in
Prince
Ilu-
pert
on
Friday,
:epleniber
I!,
for
the
purpose
of
Kelecling
a
candidate
to
contest
the
federal
rid
ins
al
the
forthcoming
NOMINATE
MAN
While
it
is
expected
thai
Fred
Stork,
the
sitting
member,
will
be
cbosen
to
carry
the
Liberal
slundard,
it
Is
possible
other
names
may
be
put
in
nomination.
It
is
open
lo
any
association
tqu
instruct
its
delegates
to
notninine
a
candidate
or
lo
support
any
particular
one
thai
may
bo
nominated.
inert
mc
of
the
Prince
Hu-
pert
Liberal
Association
will
be
held
sum.'
tune
during
the
com
ing
week
to
appoint
delegates
for
the
i'oiii'til
ion.
CHARGE
SKIPPER
AND
ENGINEER
OF
STEAMER
MACKINAC
WASHINGTON.
Aug.
2'J.
The
federal
government's
investiga
tions
Into
the
explosion
on
the
excursion
steamer
Mackinac
off
Newport,
which
caused
the
death
of
52
people,
resulted
today
in
a
charge,
of
negligence
being
laid
against
(icorge
McVa,
skipper.
and
John
A.
tirant,
chief
engt
ueer.
They
will
stand
trial
on
Sept.
2;
STOCK
MARKET
Hid
Askcfl
II.C.
Silver
5
i.20
Dunwell
1.8(1
2.20
(I
ran
by'.
1(1.00
llaieltnii
.02
I.,
undid,
22
V,
-
.20
Premier.
2.25
2.30
Porter
blnho
...
.17
.-20
Surf
Jrtlel
..
.
.
.00
.07
Terhilnii
.....
.10
Ialy
Alaska
...
.25
fcMlvcrcrcst
.15
(lladslone
.?3
.27
Howe
ound
20.00
Indian
..:
01
.00
Marmot
Mcluls
..
.15
HllfUM
.18
Selkirk
.01
.01
Vi
Hayvtew
05
.09
4
To
lake
.uutJuiotnf-tfO-firAli
ia-
passengers
and
about
50;
(oiid
class
who
have
alliercd
il
the
Alaskan
poll.
CP.
II.
sleam
r
Princes
Mar'.
Capt
liffe.
is
making
a
o
Ketchikan
this
week.
Poreher
Island.
Mete
9C
TAXI
nnd
Boston
Grill
LkJ
An
Ice
Cream
goes
with
dinner
Large
tpslair
Dining
Hall,
S
'
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
A
floor
for
hire.
cinH
Rnval
Hotn
.
try
i
jfc
""
'
li..
II
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
I
"h
,u.
'
.
"'H
"
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
"U'ii..
Prop.
II
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
if
XV
NO,
201
PUIXCE
IllPKIlT,
H.C.,
SATl'HDAY.
AUGUST
2!,
1H25.
Vaatarday'a
ClMulalloi
1GS2
trt
Salt!
S21
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
COMMUNISTS
AND
POLICE
CLASH
IN
PARIS
PENNSYLVANIA
MINERS
STRIKE
MAY
EXTEND
TO
BITUMINOUS
WORKERS
Vancouver
Fears
Congestion
of
Grain
at
That
Port
During
the
Coming
Winter
Result
No
Permits
V
WUOT
VEIL.
Aug
2'.
Tin1
MJrt
"I
Vancouver
nitisl
be
T'l
a
point
of
Ir.in-fcr
fur
grain
and
has
nut
the
apa
dv
r?
Tor
imirli
teriiuiiul
storuge.
according
to
the
report
r
II
'li
chairman
of
the
grain
division
or
the
Merchant
s
gc
The
present
capa.
ity
of
the
elevators
at
Vancouver
xmatelv
n
ix.
and
a
half
million
huhel,
which
i
enlire-!-.r
lra'
purposes
and
miikcs
it
necessary
lit
ue
the
handling
of
gmin
already
sold
or
for
which;
'in
fut
ilities
have
been
secured.
j
.
In
Alberta
alone
Hie
daily!
nrimP
1
H
UK
1
rfi
loadings
during
the
buv
season;
liurnrin
a
MWJ,
.1IHI
II
IllUttl
Ul
1
TA
TtinDMTAM
c"me
,o
Pacific
a-!
Ill
I
Ml
IK
11
I
I
1
'x'ar.l
it
i.
easy
lo
see
that
there;
iv
uiviuuun
lN.
l(r
Utr
pr,lllnal!
'storage,
but
that
most
of
the
ele-j
urd
only
for
handling.
I
The
ttiffieulty
aboul
storing
in
I
Vanciuer
i
that
the
grain
bui-i
Mr
Ihrre
has
mil
yet
readied
a
lage
where
the
holders
ran
bei
assured
beyond
iiuestkni
of
liieir
ability
to
tt
on
ur
given
day
of
lhf
ar
at
price
equal
to
lliuoti
obtaining
in
tlic-4it.r
so
slabiliir
the
market
i
I
to
aim
if
the
Merchant'
Exchange.
Mr.
Hall
foare
there
will
be
reat
congestion
and
confusion
at
thai
iwrl
during
the
coming
winter
month
n
a
result
of
the
lliat
in
the
interests
of
the
jorl
businessmen
there
should
keep
Pij
rontimiou-
touch
wilh
1
situa-lion
itn
lliat
action
may
be
taken
Iar'
oi
l
lie
huge
fleet
of
wartime
vessels'
belonging
to
the
In
;e.l
Slate?-
luiiiip
lioard
stationed
on
the
Pofomar
rfver
wh-
h
w
be
destroyed.
The
boats
coal
-IOO.O0O
pa.
h.
PRINCESS
MARY
IS
ON
SPECIAL
YOYAGE
Went
to
Ketchikan
this
Morning
lo
Plcp
up
100
or
so
Passengers
who
Hae
Gathered
There
Police
and
Communists
Engage
in
Battle
During
Demonstration
in
Paris
PAHIS.
Aus.
-Itif
Paris
noliee
and
communists
stageo
fierce
battle
during
the
demonslralioii
last
night.
The
or-
ronilcasioii
was
Ihe
mobilizalioti
of
all
the
communists
of
the
capita.
tecial
trip'
During
the
confli'
l
eight
policemen
were
injured
and
110
rioter-
Ihe
Mary
will
arrivu
from
the
omiIIi
al
midnight
and.
after
un
loading
freight,
sailed
this
morning
at
II
o'clock
for
Ki't-Hiikan.
Itlurtnng
south,
the
essel
will
be
back
here
al
8
o'-loek
lomorrnw
morning
sailing
or
Van-comer
at
'J
o'clock.
The
Princess
Mary
will
take
miotic;
her
passengers
for
the
outh
from
here
Sister
M.
Clara,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Moore,
Miss
Moore.
Mrs.
Mirklin
and
Mrs.
Vnllance.
GERMANY
TO
MEET
ALLIES
Acknowledges
French
Invitation
In
Brief
and
Courteous
Note
PARIS,
Aug.
29
The
text
of
the
German
reply
to
the
French
security
note
given
out
today
Is
a
brief
and
courteous
acknowledgement
of
the
French
communication
and
an
acceptance
of
the.
Invitation
to.
a
meeting
of
Judicial
experts
of
the
allied
governments.
BIRTH
A
daughter
was
born
al
Ihe
'rinre
Rupert
lieneral
Kosnital
oday
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Hadland
of
Advertise
In
lh
Oailv
Vw
ivtil
u
I
I
v
1
v
u
today.
and
locked
up
bul
most
of
them
were
released
COLLIDED
WITH
FIRE
TRUCK
Car
Driven
by
Chinaman
Is
Jured;
But
Driver
Has
No
License
Fire
Truck
No.
W.
Moorehouse,
delivery
car
of
,n;
2,
driven
by
J.
:
and
the
Ford
the
National
Sroccry.
driven
by
W
.
Wong,
liadi
a
collision
in
a
iraine
jam
on
Fifth
Avenue
East
in
front
of
Ithe
residence
of
John
Iyhavn,!
yesterday
afternoon
about
3:
The
accident
occurred
when
131
taxi's
Dodge
sedan,
driven
by
A.
Hrooks,
tried
to
pass'
a
standing
car,
thus
blocking'
the
road.
The
fire
truck
had
to
hit
someHim?.
so
the
brakes
were
applied
and
the
Chinaman's
car,
which
was
iii
front
oi
the
standing
vehicle,
was
struck.
Throush
investigation
made
by
Sergeant
Hailey
it
was
found
thai
the
driver
of
Hie
Chinese
car
had
no
license.
Consequently
there
was.
a
sequel
in
Ihe
cilv
onlici
.
our!
this
morning.
Coal
Strike
in
Eastern
States
Promises
to
Become
General
Is
Announced
Washington
Today
WASHINGTON:,
Aug.
8.
That
the
coal
strike
Hi
Hie
United
Slates
promise
lo
le
general
including
both
Ihe
lillutn-
inous
and
uiillii'ig'ite
fields
is
the
information
that
has
reached
here.
Official
notice
wns
given
Ihe
miners
.yesterday-
that
Ihey
are
to
leave
work
on
September
1,
ami
it
is
now
further
tiillm-nled
lo
(lovernmeiit
officials
who
have
been
considering
means
of
coping
wllh
the
situation,
thai
the
bituminous
mines
may
be
deserted
by
men
following
close
on
the
oilier.
rromincni
operators
.believe
a
general
walkoiU
ol
em
ployee
m
lite
coul
uiiuvs
imm'uieut
VIC
FOLEY
WINNER
AGAINST
VIC
KING
IN
VANCOUVER
BOUT
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
20
Vic
Foley,
bantam-weight
chamjtion
boxer
of
Canada,
was
given
the
dici-sion
over
Vic
King,
Australian
champion,
in
the
eighth
round
of
a
len-round
title
bout
here
last
night.
The
decision
was
given
on
a
foul
made
by
King.
o'clock.
The
steering
column
of;
"
Zlr:
HUNDRED
DOLLARS
lie
towed
back
lo
the
hall.
Thc
Chinaman's
car,
hit
a
glancing,
blow
towards
Ihe
rear
by
the
fire
truck,
was
knocked"
a-'ainst
thej
curb
and
had
a
back
wheel
i
broken
off.
No
one
was
hurt
FOR
SETTING
FIRE
IN
WOODS
IS
PENALTY
SMITH
KRS.
Aii.it.
29.
lli-rore;
Stipendiary
Magistrate
S.
II.
Ilos-kins.
Charles
Wilson
changed
with
failing
to
observe
the
condi
tions
of
a
permit
authorizing
the
use
of
fire
in
the
woods
during
(he
close
season
was
found
guilty
and
fined
Sinn
and
costs
or
in
default
thirty
days
imprisonment
with
hard
labor.
I..
S.
M
iill
appeared
for
the
accused.
BRITAIN
RESUMES
HER
DIPLOMATIC
RELATIONS
resumed
immediately
it
is
kiii
Ciounced.
Though
transportation
always
presents
a
difficulty,
it
is
hoped
by
the
Fair
Hoard
thai
an
opportunity'
will
pree'.
ilself
for
(Jueen
Charlotte
Island
people
to
send
their
exhibits
lo
Mm
Prince
Rtinert
Exhibition
next
month.
There
is
a
possibility
that
a
hi.
at
re'urtH"ti
here
from
Ihe
Islands
may
handle
I
lie
ex-b
-.
CAN
HALIBUT
ATTHIS
PORT
Experimental
Work
Being
Done
by
Q.
W.
Nlckeraon
View
to
Improvlna
Price
With
a
view
lo
providing
a
belter
market
for
chicken
hali-;ui
ar.d
at
Hie
same
time
starting
a
new
industry
in
this
city,
O.
W.
Nickerson,
president
of
I
lie
Hoard
of
Trade,
has
been
experimenting
.with
cantied
hali-bui.
He
lias
;-ut
up
a
few
cases
;o
try
il
out
and
proposes
to
extend
Ihe
operation
sufficiently
to
give
it
a
good
trial
and
make
sure
as
to
its
future
success.
Chicken
halibut
have
been
sold
locally
at
anything
from
three
lo
six
cents,
four
and
five
cenfs
being
quite
common
earlier
in
the
season.
This
is
not
a
profitable
price
for
.ie
fishermen.
If
I
hey
coubi
be-
assured
oT
seven
i-enls
they
could
operate
to
better
advantage.
Mr.
'ickersou
tiiinks
a
cannery
could
afford
to
pay
a
regular
price
of
seven
cents
and
make
money'
by
put
ting
them
up
for
Ihe
market,
and
still
sell
them
cheaper
than
Lsalujuiu
.
..
.
c
r;
Halibut
is
well
known
every
where
and
the
demand
for
the
canned
variety
should
be
easy
to
create.
UNIVERSITY
MEN
KIDNAP
WOMAN
Try
to
Secure
Ransom
of
$50,000
But
Find
Themselves
Convicted
of
Conspiracy
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Aug.
29.
Hliss
Haker
and
Russell
Craw-
foYd.
former
university
students.
Pleaded
guilty
to
a
charge
of
extortion
in
connection
with
an
at
tempt
here
to
kidnap
a
wealthy
mining
man's
wife.
flic
idea
was
to
secure
a
ransom
oi
?ou,-
000
which
was
demanded.
They
will
'be
sentenced
on
Sept.
3.
FORTY
INJURED
IN
COLLISION
CAMDEN.
N.J.,
Aug.
29
Forty
per.-ons
were
injured
in
a
head-on
collision
between
a
trolley
car
and
a
motor
bus.
The
trolley
struck
an
open
switch,
crossing
the
track
of
Ihe
bus
wilh
disas-Irous
results.
KELLY
WILL
TAKE
OUT
LOGS
AT
ALICE
ARM
The
T.
A.
Kelly
Logging
has
made
a
contract
lo
take
mut
logs
on
Hie
Oranby
Company's
property
at
Alice
Arm,
r.liii"
In
Mr
Kellv.
who
WHS
WITH
MEXICAN
REPUBLIC-
my
yesterday.
The
ra-
I.o.MhiN.
Au.-.
Diplomat
ii-
relations
between
Mexico
ai.
I
re:ii
Hi
Plain,
which
were
suspended
in
June
il2i
will
lie;
lay
(..impaiiy
will
not
no
any
more
logging
ilself
and
for
the
present
their
mill
will
not
be
COLONEL
EDGETT
HEADS
G.W.Y.A.
FOR
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
VICTORIA,
Aug.
29.-
Colonel
C.
K.
Edgelt
of
Vernon
was
elect
ed
president
of
the
O.W.V.A.
for
Hrilish
Columbia
al
llie
final
session
of
Ihe
convention
held
here.
J.
P
Estglcsliaw
of
Terra.
-e
was
i-tini:i
a
member
of
i
Il0
I'Xit'
a1
ve.