ii
YITXV
NO.
180.
WORLD
SWIMMING
RECORDS
BROKEN
Johnny
Welsmuller
Lowers
0n
100
Yard
Mark
at
Vic
torla
by
Three-Fifths
Stcond
;UV
Aug.
5.
-
Tw
-
w
mmm?
record
wer.
MiU,
aUo
of
Chicago.
i"
yard
bark
stroke
cred
tlie
record
held
I
Belutuiti
to
f"r-
1
gsjH
I'm'iiatnom
Building-.
WU
TIVO
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Hand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
8L
MATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
liefe
la
Htjrtil
at
tlol
.
mien.
einiullr
of
tihlc-
tien)leirMoc
breka
world',
rwdwil
for
Hie
lrii
lyle
mini
in
SI
d.
He
lowered
Iim
by
three-fifth
of
a
'
has
been
received
at
the
'
,vHici
pnliee
office
of
lorae
a
,y
,rmvnlntr
nl
Anyu,
J
!y
HO
of
Frank
I.ludahl.
lc-1
whs
Neeit
swlmmlinf
In
i'.v
Hay
,,nr
(,
(J(,Nkl,H,
'
'lie
ariernoon
In
(jtte-
I'
lllsnillwn.n.l
.....I
I.U
I
I"
umi
nil,
,
ll,--
W'llH
rooinnr...!
II,
n
nntl
"1,,',,
I"K
Al,
I
n
ii
,
I...,.
"cl
......
i
iiiiMiiai
DEMAND
FOR
LABORERS
GREATER
THAN
SUPPLY
Outside
Points
Want
Men
Well
as
Local
Elevator
;
rond
wtlMHOii(t
lhr;(r
.
Hmt
i
nil
m
mule
and
"
'
ftb
e!ond.
lltmrii
of
Virtoni
"w
mark
for
the
l"
.ulinii
open
free
kI)I-
I
lie
distance
in
one
i
two
and
four-fHHi
RECLAMATION
OF
IfnrVrPMUVEI
ATC
Hon.
T
D,
Pattullo
Submits
Pro
position
lo
Board
of
Trade
at
Nelson
TX,
Aug.
5.
'Tp
lo
ten
n.
i
acre!
,,f
Koolenay
flats
1
vvill
tie
di'eled
free
of
cost
'
"v
pt
who'
ison
ttr
syndicate
"'i-riake
lis
reclamation
oti
ift
drainage
plan
nnd,
iV
'!
'
eiif-li
portions
as
It;
dceideil
to
diopove
of
nl
"'
''ml
vvill
assure
of
the
H'laiined
being
put
un-i
Such
was
the
nn-
ui''
ni
made
last
nmlil
.by
I'
1.
Pattullo.
mlnlsler
of
a
delegation
of
the
"
-f
trade.
ANYOX
MAN
DROWNED
NEAROLSKEISH
MINE
Vorllct
of
Accidental
Drowning'
Is
Returned
The
deipaihl
for
Uboren
Ideally
if
prmler
than
the
supply
accord
to
z
to
James
rwiinpbell
of
I
he
einployiiieut
sen
lee
liere.
At
the
present
lime
nnjuests
are
roioinj:
iH
from
outside
HinM
cars
are
due
from
the
lias
I
this
afternoon.
Arrivals
and
sales
this
morn
ing
were
ns
follows:
a
mar
Iran
Kennebec,
i.ihio.
al
tu.i'oe
ami
He
to
Atlm
Fisheries.
.
I'nimak,
7.0d(.
at
10.10c
and
0e
to
Itooth
Fisheries.
Ileliance.
Irt.oml.
at
H.30o
and
de
lo
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Col.
Flatlerv.
7.5UO.
at
1
0.20e
and
lie
lo
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
Star.
M.ooo.
nl
lO.BOr
and
Oc
lo
Alll'n
Fisheries
Canadian
Cape
Spear.
7.500.
at
10
20c
.
.
ii....
l.'ll.
mill
ITiiIll
ami
c
io
i.aiiHunin
rim,.P
J(,n
(.nway
1U)1
njstoriieCo
f
.i.,.
p,,tirnol.
n,...
l
mi,.
viff
lMilstiury
relurned
'"
"'b
lui.l
u
survived
by
n
lo'll.e
oily
from
Vancouver
11.1
""
m
Seattle.
linorMMty
Hi.-
"i-m.-c
Huper,
HIDE
CIT1THTIAM
as
in
addition,
the
local
elevator
plan!
is
asking
for
quite
a
number
more.
Mr.
Campbell
reetvel
a
wire
Ibis
morning
from
J.
II.
MrVety
siiHrinlendent.
saying
that
the
date
fr
harvesler
leaviiiK
for
the
prairies
had
been
jlvnneel
lo
A
iik
I
H
as
Hie
wealher
ron-
Idllions
on
the
prairies
have
been
(very
Kd
and
Mm
rr.p
will
be
ready
f"i
lianr-
ing
sooner
than
I.
ivuuiumi
TLrtlJ
REFRiGERAT0R
CARS
Halibut
Fares
This
Morning
at
Exchange
Slightly
Over
100,000
Pounds
New
Westminster
Business
Men:
Want
Parlors
Opened
There
to
Meet
Vancouver
Com-,
petition
wmild
only
le
granted
in
constit
uencies
that
voted
in
favor
of
liMr
I
iv
Hie
class
anil
lliat
is
ARRIVING
HERE
TODAY!
"
Xfw
Westminster
is
dry
and,
j
Vancouver
is
wet.
While
it
Is
understood
that
i
mta
lurtimnfw
iirA
f
it
fiiinr
urauliug
the
reipiost
of
the
.w
Weslmlnsier
lmsiness
men,
sev-
l
T
i
.
Polaris.
IH.min,
al
W.'.Mio
and
5c
settle
the
tjueslion
to
Canadian
Tlh
and
Cold
Slor-nge
Co.
Happy.
1
1.HU0.
at
tittle
and
nc
to
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
STOCK
MARKET
Hid
Asked
Ounwell
2.00
2.00
I.
.
;
I,.
.35
Marmot
Melnls
..
.11
.15
Premier
2.15
2.25
Poiler
Idaho
tU
.23
Silverctesl
.17
II.
C.
Silver
1.00
1.20
Only
luskn
.21
.itriuilij'Tj?.
13.00
is.oo
Haiejj
.r
(His,
.0216
Surf-
Itiha
.0
1
"H
.05
Vt
Howe,
ftiund
20.00
llufun
12
.20
Termiiju
.(8
Selkirk.
.01
.05
0
1
ml
I
otic
2i4
.2
HayvW
i...
.05
.00
V,
Indian'
00
'.07
dvcrtie
in
the
Daily
News
IN
DOVl'.lt,
Aug.
5.
Col.
Donald
0tl
Of
Ilia
members
of
the
call-
(i.
Prveherir.
war
veteran
ami
Halibut
arrival
this
iiinriiftift;
ihet-r
known
to
he
opposed
lu;
holder
of
the
Victoria
Cross,
fail-
tolalled
slightly
over
luu.uvu
,oin?
so
in
view
or
the
Tact
thai'
ed
in
an
allempi
In
swim
the
pound.
Prices
were
about
at
tho
(lie.
most
of
the
people
in
that
Knglish
Channel
yesterday
being;
same
level
as
those
(mm
osier-
riiltnir
voted
against
beer
by
the
furred
to
unit
within
half
a
mSle'
day.
Five
express
lefrigeralor.
gaMi
(ir
j
expecte.1
that
there!
nf
his
goal.
He
left
Cape
Oris
will
be
representations
.from
ether
interests
in
ew
Wcstmin
sler
np'piisiruf
the
opening
of
beer
parlors.
It
is
possible
thai
apcclallvole
may
be
taken
to
nez
at
8.25
last
night.
NAVAL
ESTIMATES
JFINALLY
PASSED
Government's
Program
Given
Its
Last
Approval
by
Vote
of
305
to
125
LONDON,
Aug
5.
JTho
House
of
Commons
last
nlshl
finally
iidnplcd
the
government's
naval
cellmates
including
the
program
for
Ihe
conslrucMon
of
new'wur-shlps.
The
bill
passed
on
a
vote
of
:t05
to
125
without
discussion.
BASEBALL
American
League
Chicago
,1,
Philadelphia
Cleveland
I,
New
York
SI.
Louis
10.
Huston
7
Detroit
2,
Washington
National
League
Brooklyn
2.
Chicago
5.-Philadelphia
H,
plHsbur
New
York
.'.
Loui-
y.
i.
5.
g
I.
t.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHINCK
BUPF.HT,
11.(1,
WKUMiSUAY.
AL
HI
ST
5,
1025.
SISTER
OF
JANET
Will
RUSSELL
SCOTT
Yttt-4a-'
Circulation
IMS
Delegate
t
Hie
II.
,1
li-mer,r;i
o
i
t-re
u
e
aV.
ni
iielweeit
Canada
and
British
TO
BEER
OR
NOT
TO
BEER?
wa.
A
new
trade
Irea'y
was
concluded
ouutnes
to
the
south.
Toronto
Paper
Hears
About
Recommendation
of
Senate
Committee
MirioitiA.
Aug.
o.
-That
ti.eir
Thornton
and
Beatty
would
be
joint
managers
'
J
ooleiillal
customers
were
lurid
lo
Vancouver
to
do
their
shopping
fey
the
beer
parlors
there
was
Die
assertion
made
here
to-,
fay
by
a
delegation
representing
of
.
railway
system
under
high
govern
ment
official
says
Telegram
Xew
U'estminder
business
men
which
enferr.Hl
with
Premier
T.r,,,.Vn.
I
OIIO.M
O.
Aug.
o.
t.,
The
Toronto
Telegram
prints
a
de-Olher
Ml
an
effort
to
secure
sIM,,r''
'
IHI
iwa
staling
that
it
is
learned
on
good
authority
permission
f.r
the
opening
of
lh1
be
l'eriiil
sele
conimillce
investigating
the
railways
slt-sueh
eslalilishmenls
in
the
lloyal
,,a,"
WU
liand
down
a
report
on
August
15
which
will
reeom.-:it).
Tlic
premier
said
the
gov-
me"1
,,,nt
Pvcrnmenl
take
over
the
management
and
uper-r..nu.ni
BMt
it.,
mailer
t""
Canadian
Pacific
Itailwuy.
careful
conWderali.m
but
no
de-1
T,,p
"eHirl
is
nlo
understood
to
recommend
that
Sir
Henry
'ision
hml
been
reacheil.
;
Thornton
be
npMiiiiled
joint
general
manager
with
K.
W.
Beatty,
New
VelmJnster
has
no
beer
K
G-
P"""'
,1Ci,(l
of
"'
Canadian
Pacific
Bailway.
These
two.
parlor
licenses
now
as
that
rnl-i"
it
is
!",IU
said.
vruwa
"l
""I'tmsci
ny
a
nigh
government
ofncial
ins
voted
against
beer
by
the
ala
in
the
idebiseile
last
sum-
whose
name
is
not
mentioned.
mer.
The
government
-
subse-
ANOTHFR
fHANNFI
ijuently
deeutetl
that
lieer
licenses;","1,
vmhimm
SWIMMER
GIVES
UP
War
Veteran
and
Victoria
Cross
Man
Forced
to
Quit
When
Half
a
Mile
Short
of
Goal
CASE
TO
JURY
CIIICAtiO,
August
5.
The
effort
to
save
Itussell
Scott,
former
Canadian
financier
convicted
of
murder,
from
the
galtows
concluded
yesterday
wllli
the
testimony
of
five
alienists
that
they
had
found
him
mentally
deficient.
The
case
will
probably
go
to
the
Jury-on
Thursday.
ttrttt
SOs
B21
!at
once
to
rush
the
work
to
com
pletion.
'This
willmenn
the
employment
uf
a
large
number
of
men
and
provision
lias
been
made
so
that
the
work
may
proceed
al
nighl
as
well
as
day.
Kleelrical
equipment
has
Wen
installed
throughout
the
undertaking
andj
everything
is
in
readiness
lo
pro-
reed
with
despatch
From
those
whrtHiave
beenent-plnyed
on
pclvr?fl
is
Jejirned
the
same
time.
As
soon
as
the
cement
hardens
'
-sufficiently,
forms
are
jacked
up
a
little
each
day
and
the
work
continues
without
interruption.
The
work
of
making
wooden
forms
has
been
practically
completed
and
everything
is
In
readiness
to
be
used
as
needed
as
the
work
advances.
Construction
Details
To
Hie
lay
mind
unskilled
in
structural
work
there
is
a
fascination
about
the
whole
undertaking
as
the
different
materials
are
assembled
and
properly
mixed
for
the
actual
work
of
construction.
The
cement,
which
is
stored
in
the
new
warehouse
on
the
dck
which
has
almost
been
completed-by
the
Northern
Construction
Co.
Is
brought
lo
the
mixer
on
conveyors
where
the
sand
and
tgravel
feed
from
the
large
bin
immediately
to
the
rear.
The
sand
and
gravel
are
also
bronchi
from
the
dock
by
a
large
bell
conveyor
and
stored
in
this
huge
bin
ready
for
use.
The
sleel
used
has
been
conveniently
placed
that
it
may
be
readily
ac
cessible
and
the
various
elements
are
worked'
inlo
the
whole
strue
lure
orderly
and
systematically.
The
actual
pouring
of
the
ce
ment
is
carried
on
by
a
large
number
of
men
who
use
carts
capable
of
carrying
a
good
quantity.
These
are
loaded
at
the
mouth
of
a
spout
which
conveys
the
mixed
material
from
an
elevated
position
to
which
it
has
hiuui
linUteil
from
Hie
mixer.
And
SMITH
IS
COMING
l.us
the
whole
undertaking
is
proceeding
under
the
careful
eye
BOSTON
GRILL
Largo
Upstair
Dining
Hall,,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
For
rat-M,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
COTS.
PROVINCE
SERIOUS
SENATE
COMMITTEE
TO
RECOMMEND
THAT
GOVERNMENT
TAKE
OVER
C.P.R.
Much
Valuable
Timber
Destroyed
and
Logging
Camps
Are
Threatened
V
SCOl
VCII.
Aug.
5.
Million
of
feel
of
merchantable
bring
destruvrd
ami
logging
ramp
arc
threatened
by
.
!-
forest
firo
all
over
Hie
province
arcording
to
Clue
Cowan
of
Vancouver
dilricL
i
tnot
scrioiu
outbreak
i
at
.Stillwater,
IB
mile;
south
I"
Itivrr.
where
Ihe
flames
suepl
Slid
acre
deslroving
,
,i
reel
of
standing
timber,
i
.
Pender
llarlMir
and
Herliell
are
also
out
or
.-utilrol
-weeping
towards
Preen
liml.fr
despite
Uie
efforts
ol
uniiuieo
men
who
arc
engaged
in
fighting
lit
Maine-
Many
of
the
fifty
fire.,
reported
from
the
Katnloop
district
arc
'ui
of
control
arid
are
destroying
limber.
Near
Victoria
aimti
fire
is
seri-.
ously
threatening
the
cilyV
Hit
watershed
at
Sooke,
a
mile
of!
-winch
h
already
dcstro'cd.
Considerable
;
time
and
(lie
effort
of
t:'"
men
will
lie
needed
to
curb'
Hie
advance
of
Hie
flame
it
i
ipei-N'a,
Imposing
Structure
of
Local
Grain
Elevator
Will
Soon
be
Rearing
Height
on
Waterfront
(Until
progress
is
being
made
in
constructing
the
local
grain
elevator,
a
large
amount
of
preliminary
work
already
having'
been
done
with
work
now
proceeding
in
pouring
cement
for
the
gum
bill;.
A
large
amount
of
preparation
wa.
necessary
for
such
an
undertaking,
including
the
installation
of
equipment
and
machinery
to
handle
the
maleriais
used
in
the
structure.
Material
for
i.se
in
the
building
ha
been
rapidly
assembled
and
cement
..
id
gravel
are
continuing
to
arrive
regularly
as
needed.
loday.every
hragch
of
thei
wok
is
proceeding
very
salisfa?-
o
ily
and.
by
the
specified
lime,
is
expected
tlie
plant
will
r.
a
l
to
handle
any
strain
which:
may
offer.
I
The
const
ruction-
is
so
far
ad-'
i'SAM
HIBBERD'S
BODY
IS
FOUND
Ivarirpil
at
the
present
time
that:
-
an
additional
shift
will
be
put
on'
Remains
of
Young
Man
Who
Was
Drowned
Last
Month
Brought
Here
by
Indians
The
body
of
Sam
Hibbard
was
recovered
today
in
the
vicinity
of
Port
Simpsou
and
brought
to
town
by
Indian
fishermen
and
is
now
at
Hie
f
arlors
of
the
B.C.
fnderlakers.
The
deceased
was
lost
about
a.
month
ajro
while
en
route
to
Dundas
Island
on
board
the
can-
jnery
-trndfr-1
'MCSts.loei:V
While
-
searrli
n
:i
ftimfp
fnr
fli
m-
mains
it
seem
a
difficult
task
as
little
information
was
available
as
to
Hie
exact
location
that
the
boy
disappeared.
It
now
seems
that
the
body
came
lo
the
surface
and
was
located
by
Indians
who
were
aware
that
he
had
been
missing
and
so
brought
the
remains
to
town.
Funeral
arrangements
will
be
ma'de
later.
RAILWAYS
AS
LINK
OF
PEACE
C.N.R.
Vice-President
Delivers
Address
at
Belleville,
Ont.
HFXL1SVII.LK.
Aug.
5.
Hail-way
enterprise
as
a
contribution
to
Ihe
conservation
of
peace
between
the
United
States
and
Canada
formed
the
basis
of
an
address
delivered
here
by
,W.
1).
Itobb,
vice-president
of
I
lie
Canadian
National
Haihvay.
The
address
was
delivered
during
Ihe
exercises
in
connection
with
Ihe
local
celebration
of
100
years
of
peace
between
the
IU'public
ami
the
Dominion
which
event
has
i
been
made
the
occasion
of
an
in
teresting
program
extending
throughout
the
week
coupled
with
the
old
boys'
reunion.
EDMONTON
MANT0
HEAD
TEMPLARS
of
wl
,,1U'
Upre!
Lieut.
Col.
Leave
Old
Country
Next
nl)P",,,r'
George
R.
McLeod
Month
to
Make
Enquiries
In
Vancouver
LONDON,
Aug.
5
Mary
Smith,
Hie
unlv
renuiiiiini;
dauahter
ofi
is
no
mistake
made
in
carrying
out
the
plans
and
specifications
Wage
Schedule
The
rate
of
pay
has
been
determined
by
F.
K.
Harrison
Mr
Smith
whose
il.iiichter
wlio
Is
Dominion
Government
Janet
was
murdered
in
Nafieou
ver
last
year,
Is
leaving
Loudon
Fair
Wage
Officer
at
Kdnmnton
and
in
a
prominent
place
is
post
about
tl
ilddle
of
September,
tlio
minimum
scale
of
waxes
to
be
present
al
the
trial
of
the
wl,i''"
Iml
'Mid.
The
rullow-Chinaman.
Wong
Fung,
who
isjj
-"K
J
Hie
schedule
an
eight
lei.
rhnrirp
llOUr
lla
:
It
l.i
teamed
liere
Hi:il
Mllrv
tin
J
Per
hour
been
conununiculinis
with,
friends'
Bricklayer
1.25
In
Vancouver
who
have
advised
j
IJlsinilhs
75
her
lo
make-inquiries
of
her
own
Carpenters
.876
there.
Other
cases
in
connec-!,""(',Tl,
finishers
I
"0
Hon
wilh
the
mystery
or
the
late
"""""
laborers
50
experienced
lildg.
lab.
..
.55
Janet
Smith
Jire
lo
come
up
in
Ihe
VamWrr
court
while
Miss
Wf'lriclans
.,
.on
Smith
is
there.
(Painters
1.00
.
Plumbers,
steam
fitters
.
I.OO
Advertise
in
the.
Daily
News
JlUa-fcivr
..
.25
cietica
supreme
urana
Master
at
Victoria
Assembly
VICTOIHA.
Aug.
5
Lieut.
Col.
(JwireiH.
MeLeod
of
Kdmonlou
was
elected
uiireine
Grand
Master
al
Ihe
forlysecond
assembly,
of
Soverejgn
(I
rand
Priory
of
Ciiuada
Kltighls
Templar,
al
lUe
idoncluditig
session
Ioday.
Miss
Margaret
Johnson
ha
been
appointed
matron
of
the
Prince
Ceorge
school
home
under
the
United
Church
of
Sheet
metal
workers
....
1.00
Structural
steel
workers.
1.12l
Two
li
r
leant
and
leam-
(
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