M,inueiie
in
Mamlo
i
i'prem-nle.1
m
the
'.innnn
ly
T.
A
J
ni.-1
leader,
of
the
1'ro-"d
wlilelila
iatd
to
V
d
..f
lroff"iMe
ae-
Woman
Dies
of
Heart
Talluro
I;
I;
He
III:
mltea
of
Storekeepers
nuittty
HOME
TO
BE
REDY
BY
NOVEMBER
I
IHll'l
-
I,,,.
II
lliilill
Jttillat.l
fill'
'";
"'"I'O
iiuip,'
hmiiii
ut
Ihu-
1,1
'lineellim
win,
die
lio-'
''..,.
!,,
j,,,,!,!,,,
W,,r,
,
"-v
f
slnicliire,
I
niiipleied
,!
ri,aiv
or
'""y
by
November
IS
nf
P
t
ent
veu
National
League
llrooklyn
I.
Pilibtirg
5.
Philadelphia
3.
Chicago
I.
N.
w
York
I.
Cincinnati
9.
Motion
I.
l'oui
American
Leaguo
Chicago
I'.
Doslon
0.
Dciroii
I.
New
York
10.
Cleveland
I.
Philadelphia
fl-fl
si.
lou.-
Washington
in
COAL
INDUSTRY
.lit.
iiiif,
in
arrir
in
nir
i
..-.
'
1
..
i
I
...li
--..1
n..
f.nm
Vnnmmvir
this
on
.Moniiav
H
irnui
uii
"
uj
4".
...
iuen
uamago
uono
10
rre-
M
,hp
K,ai
Vancouver
BASEBALL
Ihev
will
return
eael
from
Vancouver
over
the
G.N.IL
and
lake
a
Cun-
"N.
Aub.
7.
t
The
,
teainr
from
Monlrenl
for
!
'
'mciI
alornv
in
thP'0
rcmrn
voyage
home,
.lame
"
'
'
-iy
held
the
dialridt
in
i.miimiii,
general
paaeenaer
a
i
.r
ftvp
hour
J'!"'
-
aaonl
of
the
CN.lt.
nl
Monlrenl
I
'
i
liiuider
and
liahlnitig
i.
ih-.voIiiic
with
I
lie
uarty
and
'ininiiiii
by
n
reei'rd
I
Morion
died
of
heart
storekeeper
milferwl
-
of
dollar
diun'age
l
Mi
ii
epllnr
heiiw
IIimmI-
BETTER
RATES
BEFORE
CROP
Mayor
Taylor
of
Vancouver
Takes
Hand
In
Freight
Rates
HQhV
VAN;orT.ll.
Vim
7
MTiviir
J;
D.
Taylor
bus
wired
Premier
n
-i.-ong
appeal
tor
entinli-'i-'Mglil
rnle
before
i
i
in
emu
oonnnenre
lo
l
bl
leleuinm.
Hie
'"mile
Hint
he
will
lake
'ie
in
calling
n
great
"'
f"i"
of
nroledl
by
cili-
'
Nnnroiiver
and
aurroiind-J'
and
iivnnleipnlltleM.
HAZEI.TON
HOSPITAL
llllnnn..
arnuainting
Ihem
willi
diireron'
Tart
of
interest
on
t'.anada.
SUBSIDY
PASSED;
I
MOUNTIES
TO
HAVE
mil
1
'
.
i
Arthur
Meighen.V
lliy
the
t-el
lo
a
tree
and
iefl
tr.
(...nservativ
oniMi-
freie
to
death.
The
delay
,
,f-r.itc.
what
lie
celled
..I
F
armor
all.anor
and
ln-m
for
what
lie
KINGSTON
HAS
SEVERE
STORM
;
BRITISH
TEACHERS
A
party
of
about
35
Itritis'i
(.chool
teacher
travelling
from
London.
Kngland.
under
the
nu-
.
......
r
I'.,.
pire
oi
i
lie
inio
ui
.-
I
.
.u
I
I.
Mill.
atuiietlati
wf
U14ll'-wkbllCBf,
Wfrtinst
the
tribe.
Death
fjnie
from
esjMure
wlieu
he
wa
I
ietl
the
(rial
ha
been
became
an
im-
portaM
wilne.
of
the
crown,
a"
ntir
II
CDC
MftWDAV
Indian
woman
named
Lucy,
han
uul
iiLiL
munuai
munvni
:
:
.
v
wlien
.,,
,h
,h
,,r,.4.
Uf
a-
a
.onspirary
to
de-J
uuujiunu
bm,
lt,hltul
fi-.al
tiu
lure
of
the'
.
loner
were
brought
out
and
liu
Party
or
Thirty-Five
win
arrive
rou(j
no,
lK
iruUg(i
here
until
by
Train
and
go
South
by
u,i,
,uminer.
She
and
a
woman
Steamer
interpreter
are
now
II
u
pert.
in
Prince
IidL
T.
V.
Sandy-wuniicn.
who
wa
in
charge
of
Hie
Hoya1
Canadian
Moulded
Police
de
iBChmenl
wliieh
brought
the
In
dian
out
lal
fall,
arrived
in
tb
ing.
morn
'Oilier
cice
lo
come
up
at
Ibis
aMle
are
an
alleinpled
murdci
charge
again.t
Fauina
Pena
as
a
result
of
a
brawl
among
mem
ber
of
Hie
crew
of
I
he
steamer
Curacao
at
Slewarl
and
a
ebarue
of
theft
again!
a
Smither
man
named
Kdi.uii
who
i
lo
tie
iie-
fended
oy
L
S.
M'tiill.
SHOOTING
PRACTICE
I
AT
TELKWA
RANGEj
Capt.
T.
V.
4sandy8-Yunseh.i
R.C.M.P..
was
an
arrival
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
George;
this
morning.
He
i
here
to
con-,
duel
an
annual
shooting
course
Tor
men
or
the
Itoyal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
in
this
district
and
will
proceed
tomorrow
with
Inspector
A.
K.
Acland
lo
Telkwa
where
the
shoots
will
be
held,
that
place
having
a
good
range.
I
hey
will
be
back
in
t
lie
course
or
fix
e
days.
Wunseh
is
a
revolver
shot
or
some
renon
and
holds
Conservatives
Unite
In
a
world
V
record.
Labor
and
Supporting
Ton
n.n....
Pounds
Subvention
Voto
LONDON.
Aug.
7.-
Hy
f
;iM
lo
III.
Hie
I'""'"
('f
Y"
"
approved
of
the
mons
yesterday
supplementary
es-limale
KOMM-nm-nf
Tor
lO.OOO.MOO
pounds
as
I.,
the
coal
mill
UK
i
.ilioi-
nulled
wilh
the
r
dive
in
suppo'li"
".0
Mil,,
which
was
a
slipulallon
In
eimneelion
wiH.
the
se
llemenl
coal
slriKC.
r
It...
Ilnealcncl
Sergeum
.leb-o...
1U
M
ri-lurnod
In
Hie
H'v
U'
",(","",
fnwn
Ocean
l
a''
NEW
YORK
FUR
SHOP
ROBBERY
$100,000
Bandits
Herd
Employees
Into
Basement
and
Escaped
With
Large
Amount
or
Loot
N'iV
YORK,
Aug.
7.
Five
robber
today
held
up
the
store
and
rnetnry
or
the
Harry
lllclweis
Co.,
manufacturing
furriers,
iierueii
six
employee
into
me
Giants
basement
nnd
escaped
with
furs
valued
nl
l(HMHMi.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News
r
In..
..
BOSTON
GRILL
2
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Anywhar
at
Anytime.
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Stand
Royal
Motel,
3rd
Ava.
parties.
and
6th
8L
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
ratis,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
XV
NO.
1
82.
V
tl.
I'lilXCK
Hl'I'EI.lT.
H.C
"HIIAY.
Al'fil
ST
7.
1025.
VtlUrOr'i
Circulation
160T
Slratt
Salt
4
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
SEATTLE
HAS
IIS
BIGGEST
BLAZE
IN
YEARS
RESUMPTION
OF
COAL
INDUSTRY
WILL
FOLLOW
AGREEMENT
IN
NOVA
SCOTIA
Coleman
Creosote.
Co.
Plant
is
Destroyed
in
Bad
Waterfront
Fire
LIARD
RIVER
!
MURDER
CASE
Five
Indian
Prisoners
Will
Arrive
Here
on
August
19
to
1
Face
Trial
.
..
,
t
i
.
'
.
.
Seen
prisoner
arc
lo
have
T1I'K-
A"
I
,
0,!r
''reiiicn
were
injiirtMl:
one
special-
1Plr
CJIM.
,,(.all
wjll
at
,
cofl,
l,-
eageri.os
to
see
Hie
UUite,
fell
Into
Hie
harbor
and
was
,,nuation
of
.he
summer
assues
.ml
damage
of
nearly
hair
a
million
dollars
wa
Hie
wllM.(
wH,
op.
,ere
on
'ire
which
destroyed
the
Oilman
Creosote
Work
lier
jy
,erore
Mr
Julk-e
li
Mi.-
II
was
the
fii.l
time
in
two
jeaM
lhal
a
general
ripe'
,,,,.
L'
w
Paimore'oY
It..
.
-minded
here.
All
the
nl
a
fire
righting
equip-
wi
fUf
prow;ute
and
the
am
i
wo
fire
lug
were
ucd
before
Iho
fir
was
riiiHll)
juf,inn
who
acld
when
the
nder
cl"nl-
jemirl
Marled
in
June
will
aa:n
he
called
upon.
MEIGHEN
IS
ON
RAMPAGE;
Challenge
So
-
called
Liberal-.
Ftrmtr
Alliance
In
T.
A.
Crorar'e
Riding
VI
I
KF,
Aug
7.
In
the
!
RUSSELL
SCOTT
WILL
NOT
HANG;
FOUND
INSANE
r.llir.MJil,
Aus.
7.
Hu-Scott,
former
Canadian
financier,
who
wa
eiileticrd
to
hang
.for
Hie
murder
of
a
Chiraao
drug
clerk,
won
hi
last
fight
In
eea!N
Hie
gal-lyw
when
Jndze
David
that
evening
found
him
lraiir
uixt
riMiiMiUtetl
huii
lo
an
n-vlum.
The
outstanding
cae
will
be
Hie
murder
charges
against
five
.
Llanl
River
Indian
-four
men!
.'did
oil
woman.
The
prisoner.!
who
have
been
at
Okalla
mnc.;!
4
they
were,
brought
out
last
fall
by
the
Itoyal
Canadian
Mounted
Police,
will
arrive
here
on
Hi"
morning
or
August
I'J
from
tin
Louth.
They
are
charged
with
Hinting
murdered
an
Indian
boy,
Viol
or
Wastelia
Moccasin,
at
:
Thirty-Mile
liar.
Hard
Uiver.
on
'April
t,
1023.
The
ly
was
kill-
'ed,
it
la
charged,
because
he
wai
Modern
trauiortalioii
in
Hie
Yukon.
A
motorcycle
on
riinnr,
prupotled
by
a
chaiu-i-overed
wheel,
cover
a
i!75-inile
Irip
in
fourth
of
the
time
taken
by
a
four-hore
team.
United
Church
of
Canada
in
Prince
Rupert
District
is
Instituted
at
Meeting
Here
During
yesterday
Hie
former
Port
Smi-p-on
and
llazeltou
district
oi
the
Mollndisl
Church
met
in
this
city
and
transacted
husiup
leading
up
to
Hie
handing
over
of
affairs
to
the
newly
formed
United
Church
of
Canada.
There
was
also
a
conference
with
former
member
of
the
Presbyterian
Church
presbytery.
At
O.ao
lu.-f
evening
a
sumier
was
served
at
which
delegates
lo
the
I'nited
Church
presbytery
mid
n
goodly
nnmbertif
inem-J
hers
of
the
I
tided
Church
in
I'rinre
Iltipert
joined
together.
r"
rr-
!
:
'
'I
Hev.
(i.
(J.
Hacker
presided.
CASSIAR
HAS
GOLD
REALLY
Shipments
Arriving
at
Wran-gell
Said
to
Provo
Paying
Proposition
WRANQELL,
Aug.
7
That
gold
is
being
taken
In
paying
quantities
from
the
Telegraph
Crook,
district,
despite
previous
reports
that
the
spring
stampede
Into
the
Caspian
district
was
a
fiasco,
was
proven
when
first
shipments
arrived
here
yesterday
by
boat
down
the
Stlklne
River.
Some
claims
on
Gold
Pan
Creek
are
reported
to
bo
paying
from
S25
to
$30
a
day
per
man.
Nows
of
tho
gold
really
coming
out
of
the
country
has
resulted
In
many
persons
who
abandonod
claims
rcstaklng
them.
PHILLIES
AND
PIRATES
LEAD
Cincinnati
Rod.
Going
Strong
In
National
Lenguo
Senators
Down
In
American
-
NKW
YORK.
An
jr.
7.
The
Cin-
Dr.
.
A.
Wilson,
former
in
St.
Andrew'
Church,
Yan-couver,
and
more
recently
suier-intendent
of
missions
for
the
Presbyterian
Church,
in
the
course
of
an
address
at
the
sup
per,
stressed
the
necessity
of
Jbe
United
Church
continuing
(o
put
forth
every
effort
to
keep
the
church
a
leading
factor
in
the
life
of
the
northern
country.
Me
i.
poke
of
Prince
Rupert
as-being
the
logical
centre
oX
the
new
l.resbyleiy
and
said
that
Prince
.
.
.
.
.
.
i.
1
...I
I
not
needed
so
that
isolated,
place
Dial
had
not
had
ministers
lulglil
be
fully
manned.
Withdrawal
of
Militia
and
Opening
of
Mines
Monday
is
Announced
HALIFAX,
Aug.
7.
The
signing
of
a
six
months'
interim
-oiih-a.-t.
wiHnli-iiwal
of
the
militarv
from
the
Cine
Hretou
min
ing
areas.
riM-ommeiii
emuut
of
work
on
Monday
and
the
appointment
of
a
commission
to
investigate
the
entire
coal
mining
in
dustry
are
development
which
il
is
expected
will
occur
in
rapid
succession
a
a
result
of
the
agreement
of
the
'Uritih
Empire
Steel
Corporation
and
their
miner
employees.
lo
accept
the
government
proposals
for
a
return
to
work
after
five
mouths
of
idleness.
,
SYDNEY,
Aug.
7.
The
miners
and
Hie
sleel
company
sign
ed
the
contract
today
and
work
will
resume
on
Monday.
HORACE
DU
VERNET
THREW
HR
Wf
EC
Urges
Prohibition
s-
l.C.
Silver
Dr.
II.
C.
Wi'lnch
of
Hazeltnu,'
Daly
Alaska
in
a
short
address,
urgcdlllie
pco-
Hiuellon
...
pie
lo
still
keep
as
their
ideal
L.
&
I..
......
national
prohibition.
Dr.
W-rincb
Premier
IS
REVISITING
CITY
"
"
"
"m
fiPF
Rfl&T
m
THEN
Former
Local
Resident
Is
Now
VIA
Will
AllLlIl
,"lr
TOOK
TO
WATER
Horace
DuYernet
arrived
on
--
yesterday
s
Irain
tn
Ureenville.i
Petersburg
Authorities
Invest!-'
Swulh
lUirolina.
afid
is
the
guest
gating
Report
Brought
to
oT
his
mdThe"r,.''Alrs.
F.
31.
DuJ
Them
by
Young'
Girls
Yerhet.
He
is
on
a
business
trip!
in
Hie
interest
of
bis
firm,!
PKTKHIIL
HO,
Alaska.
Aug.
7.
Messrs.
Hudson
A
Itigby,
whole-!
FeiK'ral
i
ajdhorilie
stated
-ale
lumber
merchants.
They
yesterday
that
two
girls,
five
and
are
oue
of
the
oldest
firms-op-!
three
years
of
age,
had
informed
crating
in
Dixie
Land.
ithem
that
Tom
Rise"
had
beaten
Mr.
Du
Y'erent,
who
was
one
of,
his
wife
on
board
af
boat
and
the
pioneers
of
Prince
Rupert,!
thrown
her
overboard,
then
left
two
years
ago
for
the
south
.juiutiins
himself
inlothe
water
lo
take
up
a
position
under
his
leaving
the
children
on
the
mov-
cousin,
Robert
Parker
Du
Y'crnet,
later
on
going
into
the
lumlier
business.
He
is
charmed
with
the
south
and
Hie
southern
people.
He
was
struck
with
their
politeness,
hospitality
and
the
religious
atmosphere
prevalent
everywhere,
lie
believes
there
is
a
wonderful
future
for
the
south
as
it
is
now
coming
into
her
own.
Mr.
Du
Yernet
travels
through
the
states
of
Maryland.
Virginia
Teunesse.
North
and
South
Car
olina
and
Georgia
and,
speaking
or
the
liouor
law.
he
is
yet
to
Hud
I
the
Hrst
drunken
man.
prohibition
is
I
here
to
stay
Tor
ever,
he
says.
Mr.
Du
Yernet
will
go
south
Rupert
people
had
a
great
parti
Sunday,
returning
to
South
Car
lo
play
in
setting
a
high
standard
olina
by
way
0r
the
northwestern
or
morals
and
religion
Mr
the
states
norlh
country.
The
eyes
of
a
the
people
oT
Hie
district
would1
be
on
Prince
Rupert.
Dr.
Oliver
Darwin,
ror.mer
superintendent
of
Methodist
Mission,
followed
Dr.
Wilson.
Hav
ing
relumed
recently
from
a
nlo-j
tor
trip
on
the
prairies,
Dr.
Darwin
said
he
was
confident
thai
PREMIER
MINE
TO
RAISE
CAPACITY
OF
CONCENTRATOR
The
concentrator
at
Hie
Pre-
i
mier
mine
is
t.
be
enlarged
so
ai
least
len
muiityi
peoo.
n
ww.nu
j(
W1
,,,,,
mtn,
,iau
4(l0
settle
on
Hie
praise
wilhiit
a
few,
0!
()f
on,
ft
(a).
aceonuK
,0
years.
Then
Prince
Rupert
wou
dj,,,,
mmncemenl
made
in
come
into
its
own.
Industrially.
Vancouver
bv
R.
W.
Wood,
pre
and
commercially.
He
also
stres-
,
.
,
.
,.
Premier
tlol.l
Min
sed
Hie
necessity
or
the
church
),K
rimviivg
a
trip
ut
in
measuring
up
to
its
new
t'lHir-lH,,clio,
,(
t,e
,,ro,,el-tv.
luuilies.
Men
should
be
released
from
districts
where
they
were
STOCK
MARKET
einnall
Reds,
by
trimming
the
(a.((
emphatically
that
all
re-i
Porter
Idaho"'..
New
York
Oianlynsterday,
are,
.t
experiments
with
Ihe
'hand-.
Silver
Crest
...
now
but
three
and
a
half
gamcsj
,lfr
or
linuor,
Including
govern-.Surr
Inlet
behind
the
Giants
white
Ihe
,
men!
control
and
beer
parlors.
Terminus
Pittsburg
Pirate,
winning
fromjhmi
been
a
failure.
He
gave
In-
Dunwell
the
llrooklyn
Dodgers,
widenedl
stances
where
In
some
section
Marmoi
Metals
the
gup
tit
Hie
top
nnd
ale
nowj0f
.
united
Slate.
South
Caro-
Rufu
two
hair
games
ahead
of
lliu.Htin
particularly,
prohibition
was
Granny
proving
fully
successful.
One
Howe
Sound
The
Philadelphia
Americans
man
had
reported,
nfter
travel-
Selkirk.
lire
leading
Washington
In
the
ling
eighteen
months
through
Gladstone
American
League
penuanee
race
slates
where
prohibition
wns
In
llayview
by
one
full
game.
c.oruinued
on
Pire
6.
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Hid
Asked
1.30
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13.00
15.00
20.00
.01
.03
?14
?n
,h5
.oim
.00
.07
tug
eralt.
ltie
vessel
ueaciieu
itself
and
the
girls
''crawled
ofr
when
the
tide
lowered
and
walked
to
a
cannery
three
miles
dis-t-tant.
The
authorities
arc
drag-
gins
Wraugcil
Narrows
south
of
here
for
the
bodies,
tine
or
the
;
children
staled
that
her
parents
i
had
been
ilrinkiiiu.
BARON
BYNG
IS
j
ON
WAYSOUTH
Governor
General
Returning
to
Civilization
After
Trip
to
Northwest
Territories
WIN.NIPLO,
Aug.
7.
After
a
journey
of
thousands
of
miles
which
carried
It
i
in
to
the
fur
thermost
regions
of
Canada's
northern
hinterland.
1
hi
run
Hyng
of
Vimy,
Governor
General
of
t'.anada,
is
,on
his
way
back
lo
ci
iliiulhut.
It
was
the
Hrst
lime
that
such
a
trip
was
ever
undertaken
by
n
Governor
General
and.
in
the
course
of
the
journey,
the
parly
encountered
much
or
the
hardship
experienced
by
the
scattered
population
ot
the
north
country.
FURIOUS
STORM
AT
SASKATOON
Tops
Ripped
orf
Cars
and
Wire
Services
Interrupted
Crops
Damaged
SASKATOON.
Aug.
-J.
districts
in
Northern
Sas
katchewan
were
visited
by
a
ter-
rifle
wind
and
diall
storm
yesterday.
The
gate
ripped
the
lop
tiff
three
cars
of)
a
Canadian
Na
tional
freight
train,
caused
damage
In
dm
telephone
and
telegraph
service
nntj
forced
passenger
iraln
to
remain
here
33
minutes
while
H(e
"dorm
passed,
There
was
considerable
damage
o
'he
e
ipg