T
out
ur
vtm
TO
BE
RESTORED
ng.
27.
The
voice
will
.he
heard
M
.I
IK
II
RPni'CW
IM
m.m.
VIlVHUIl
til
PANAMA
CANAL
ROUTE
SAN
l-'llAN(!8CO.
Aug.
2H,
new
record
Is
hellevcd
lo
havo
t'in
itdi
ui.ii...i.
..
.i
it
.1"
41
11
1
I
W
II
l
I
11VII
llllt
iuum
wniril
l
ii
v
-
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j,
1
1
111
I
II
11
1
II
It-l
1
3
'"U'.l
from
lirooklyn,
New
"lK
ii
15
days,
15
hours,'
40
I
hn
liine
from
Pannnui
was
'Kli
days,
seven
hours
com-;"'d
with
the
devious
record
1
H'n
da.
The
capacity
of
tlii
power
limiM'
is
also
br.ng
doubled
and
a
lank
which
will
bold
ont
ini'.-
...
.
.
.
.
.
li
il..
-
..r
I
l..n
lo
Recreate
Voice,
or
Pro-
"ll
r
I'rrtrtfft
wharf.
imn.ni.
r.,,
,
,,ju
,
company
i
MMwednig
vigor
ously"
wlll
propctlng
on
the
7
,
.
.
I
"rty-Nino
mine
which
it
now
J
..gland
If
plan
'I,ioM
un,,er
in,.
nur0
.d'-atma
nailing
conipaim
r.iiiip.iii'
s,
l
.
..
nr
h.n,
..,
niierali-.l
ill.
Jill-
pUli
l:,...
ti....,
H.
.lr..nlnrt
machine
records'
'li
stored
for
.
many
ijuig
those
of
he
Ik-
late
Pre
id
rpl
i
many
pioiiuneii'
EPORTED
MEN
TAKEN
IN
RAID
"
oi
i
en
Dollars
t.acn
im
posed
on
Three
Captured
at
Mi
Discovery
Uland
miUA.
Aug.
28.
-
The
'
ipiuiid
hy
fh
cus--
in
a
raid
on
mix-in
runner!
at
lus
I
and
Wednesday
wcie
'
.
iieli
yentonlay
and
l
.'
Seattle.
The
four
d
are
lieinjt
held
for
l.RFRTA'Q
WPP
AT
CROP
NOT
LARGE
AS
AT
FIRST
EXPECTED
1IM()M().
Anis.
28.
Al-
'i
wtiriu
i-niji
will
Im
Uf(j
ii.
1(111
llMHI.uiu
I
llil
ii
I
.1
ttf
"
"uiuiimi
lUNheU.
t
u
orr
-
.,
II
II
I'll
111
II
I
I.HH.k
innni
ilauviKtMl
I
la
enm
iti
iik
imrl.H
0r
tlio
Eolith
U
IIL
II
1
1
ml
I
ulifliiLiiii.i
Mill
oii
HiniiMV'i
1
riinii!
io
late
In
offset
'previous
ilry
Mpcll.
I'lie
early
yiehu
are
not
coin-
;
nu
ll'
ii.
i
I..
..v..
....i
.,i
.....
...r
I
.J.l.
v
I'll
IUIIP.
and
a
compressor
has
lwen
set
up.
A
n'.mber
of
miners
are
engaged
in
development
work
on
the
properly.
i
EXPECTING
NEWS
OF
!
DOMINION
ELECTIONS
(Both
Parties
Buy
Lining
Up
Candidates
For
Bin
Federal
Struggle
YANCOfVKIl.
Ana.
S.
-While
(here
im
no
new
in
renni
o
the
lederal
election.',
hoth
par-lien
eonlintie
tp
make
prepara
tions
wilh
n
view
lo
a
ounlesi
lhi
fall.
U
i-
Mpwleil
here
that
an
announcement
will
he
made
mmhi
and
that
the
elections
will
not
he
long
delayed.
l
North
Vancouver
(ieorge
II.
Mnrt
leu
is
poken
of
a
the
likely
nomine-
of
the
Umserva-live
parly
hut
several
other
norlh
nhore
men
have
political
ai.pirlaion
and
il
is
not
at
all
sure
who
will
he
chosen.
.lot
of
the
Vancouver
nom
inations
will
he
made
uuxi
week.
REPRIEVE
GRANTED
TO
TWO
MURDERERS
Man
Who
Klllod
Captain
Olllls
and
Son
on
Launcn
ueryi
O.Xlrantod
Stay
of
Son-tence
to
November
VKVrOlllA,
All.
2H.
A
!
until
.im-m.-.
prleve
and
Maker
i
i
ii
Owen
PIIIIIKO
'
1,
......
I
il
She
llarrv
Sowasli.
in
'."
"i
u-iiii
are
sentenced
muiurn'1'-
September
,
.
Hit'
i..
i
r
mi
-
...
!
Z
...
t
here
granled
Ihe
:.v
iVnsion
of
lime
"
f"lB
,,ri.,.ners
In
appeal
Hie
case.
FOUGHT
TO
DRAW
FEATHERWEIGHT
CHAMP
w
i
i
i'iiiH
itY.
tioiin.,
Aug.
28
,
1
l...."
"
-
,.,!
-
l.ouis
r....
I
I..IKVL
II
I
U
III
l.'i.l"
Ml
Will,
win
Kin
1111
.
elianmloll,
Pi"
night
fouh-
fin'"i
n.unds
to
a
L.'
.
.m.
Ilabe
I'erman,
I'a-
III
U
..In
Loa-
uallOLifur
Attending
Ihe
meeting
yester
day
were
a
I
members
or
me
board
und
Ihe
following
parents:
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin,
llev.
Dr.
11.
11.
(Irani,
D.
J.
Mutheson,
Mrs.
A
('..
t;iarke,
(ieorge
D.
Tile,
II.
T
Cross
and
Hev.
I'.
K.
Haisler.
KILLED
BY
STORM,
TOKln,
Aug.
28.
-11
is
offici
al!-
staled
here
that
eighteen!
Boston
Grill
Ice
(.ream
goes
vvilli
dinner
Large
Tpstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
Laid
dancing
Anywhere
at,
,.,....
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotol,
3rd
Ave.
i,
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop
least.
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Yi
i,
XV
NO,
500.
PIUNCI-;
III
PEHT.
H.G.,
fill
HAY.
AlKJUST
28,
1025.
Ytrdr'
Circulation
1668
StrMl
!!
51
6
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
CLEVER
TRAPPING
OF
YOUNG
BANK
BANDIT
HUNDREDS
OF
THOUSANDS
OF
DOLLARS
BEING
SPENT
AT
PREMIER
MINE
undreds
or
lhousands
,
of
Dollars
Expended
on
Premier
Mine
Extension
u
daily;
Forty-Nine
Mine
being
diamond
!
drilled
and
compressor
set
up
M
hundreds
of
thousands
of
dollar
are
living
expended
ia
rurthcr
development
and
extension
work
at
Unto
me
ami
the
ontaiiy
i
having
the
busiest
season
il
Mux'
the
Original
concentrator
und
tram
line
were
nitj
Due
..
Pitt,
general
manager
of
the
Premier
niine.j
he
-il
today
returning
north
aboanl
the
steamer'
.a
ft
after
Inn
lo
Vaiieuiivcr.
t
m
iIv
or
Hie
i
oiireiitrator
at
the
mine,
Mr.
Pill
says,
iilfil
mid
when
the
work
in
finished
the
plant
will
Im
hi
a
position
lo
handle
foul
hundred
Ioiim
uf
or
daily.
1li
excavation
fur
Hie.
elenfr
is
now
completed
and
wjrk
ii
in
prog
res
on
liit
mill
Lmibliiig.
One
(
f
Mir
Ijig
ee
ntake
the
p
r'
Lou.l
Province
famous.
A
Vancouver
Bank
Bandit
was
Trapped
hy
Manager
who
Locked
him
in
Vault
until
Police
Came
PARENTS
PAY
University
Work
to
Proceed
Un-
dor
New
Plan,
Board
Agrees
A
I
an
informal
meeting
yesterday
afleriiMiin
between
members
of
the
school
board
ainl
Ihe
parents
affected
il
was
agreed
that
Senior
Matriculation
work
should
lc
i-i'iiiinueii
in
the
Prince
Itupert
lligti
School.
The
lerms
on
which
this
decision
was
made
are
that
parents
residing
in
tin'
city
shall
pay
5125
per
year
for
each
pupil
attending
the
Senior
Mal-riinlatioii
class
ami
nun
-resi
dent
pupils
shall
be
i
narged
I5(I.
The
parents
will
be
required
lo
enter
into
u
bond
uarnBleeing
payment
to
the
school
board.
II
is.
expected
thai
eight
local
pupils
will
attend
the
class
and
Ihe
lKmrd
Will
thus
receive
51.-
000
from
the
parents.
There
will
be
a
further
520
from
the
Department
or
Kduealion
leav-.
.
j
i
..i
i
i
Dig,
II
1
esiimairn,
uuoui
ci.-000
for
the
board
lo
put
up.
Special
!o
Ilaily
.News;
'
!
VA.NCOL'VKM.
Aug.
28.
Joseph
Leonanl,
22
years
of
age
and
a
native
son
of
UrilMi
Columbia.
wa
caplured
hy
A.
A.
W'il-
rfiD
P
ACCDC
son.
bank
manager,
during
an
atlempl
to
hold
up
the
Powell
Street
lUK
LLAuJijU
Vicluria
Urivc
branch
of
the
Canadian
Hank
or
Commerce
al
-
ii:30
this
morning,
half
an
hour
before
Ihe
bank
opened
for
busi-
nes.
The
niaiMger
fooled
Ihe
bandit
and
locked
him
in
the
vault
Leonard,
mad
with
rage,
fired
many
shots
from
two
gnus
io
an
;l
tempt
to
smash
the
combination
luck
of
the
vault
huldin,
WOMAN
HELD
CONNECTION
WITH
CRIME
Hair
Dresser,
26
Years
of
Age,
Suspected
of
Having
to
do
With
Train
Robbery.
LOS
ANGELES,
Aug.
28.
Three
arrests
have
been
made
In
connection
with
the
robbing
of
tho
Santa
Fe
train
and
the
fatal
shooting
of
the
express
messenger
Monday
night.
Two
rr.cn
and
a
woman,
Pearl
Anderson,
26
years
of
age,
a
hair
drersor,
are
being
held
by
tho
police
In
connection
with
the
crime.
STOCK
MARKET
ll.
Silver
.'.
D.ily
Alaska
Dimwell
...
Hniclton
...
I.,
and
L.
..
Premier
...
people
lost
I
heir
lives
and
pinoj
Porter
Idaho
were
injured
lis
a
result
of
the
Silvererest
.
storm
which
swept
Japan
Wed-i
Surf
Inlet
..
nesday.
(Iranby
Eight
Years
in
Penitentiary
Did
Asked
.80
1.15
J-
-
.'.'5
1.115
2.25
.02
U
,22,.
.2(1
2;iM
2.30
s2t
.
.15
MM
M
i
18.00
and
Twenty
Lashes
Given
Bank
Robber
at
Nanaimo
by
Court
NANAIMO.
Aug.
28.
-Kighl
years
in
Ihe
penitentiary
and
twenty
lashes
was
Ihe
sentence
imposed
yesterday
op
Alnx.
Stone,
who
yesterday
pleaded
guilty
to
participation,
in
the
$t2,-
000
Ituyal
Hank
robbery
in
December
lat.
While
being
brought
here
froiir
Vancouver
this
morning
Slope
made
a
desperate
ntlenipl
In
escape.
He
was
caplured
nflcr
a
struggle
on
the
boat
during
which
he
was
kmukeU
out
py
the
police
officers.
li
mi
like
a
rat
in
a
trap.
No
money
was
taken.
Manager
Wilson
and
his
two;
assistants
expect
to
si
I
re
a
standing
reward
of
5.000
offered
by
the
Canadian
Hankers'
Association
for
the
capluro
of
the
bandit.
His
assistants
were
in
the
vault
when
Leonanl
was
locked
in,
and
finding
the
man
ager
had
left
.the
vault
on
an
imaginary
excuse,
slammed
the
door
on
the
other
side.
When
the
door
was
opened
the
bandit
walked
inlo
the
arms
of
the
police,
the
bank
assistants
fol
lowing.
Leonard
is
a
former
Industrial
School
boy.
v
VAXr.OUVKIl,
Aug,
28.
After
making
an
unsuccessful
altempfj
lo
hold
up
the
east
end
branch
of
the
Canadian
Hank
of
Commerce
shortly
before
the
office
opened
this
morning,
Joseph
Leonard,
18
years
of
age,
was
captured
when.
Manager
A.
K.
Wilson
locked
him
into
the
vault.
Leonard
walked
into
the
bank,
produced
a
revolver
and
forced
Wilson
ami
two
clerks
into
the
vault
ordering
them
lo
open
the
cash
safe.
Wilson,
making
an
excuse,
stepped
out
of
the
vault
and
slummed
the
door,
imprisoning
the
bandit
along
with
the
two
clerks.
Leonard
fired
several
shots
at
the
combination
which
wus
completely
shattered,
bul
seeing
the
erred
was
futile,
remained
quiet
until
the
door
opened.
The
youth
then
walked
out
quietly
and
handed
the
two
guns
to
the
delcclives
who
took
him
into
custody.
The
bandit
later
udmilled
that
his
reaf
name
was
Fred
Camp
bell
and
that
the
name
Joseph
Leonard
first
given
to
tho
police
was
wrong.
,
(1.
A.
Clothier,
resident
mlu
ing
engineer,
is
sailing
this
afternoon
on
the
Prince
import
for
Anyox
and
Alice
Arm
on
jtlnpai
:
tin
n'ul
duties.
Hard
Coal
Miners
Will
Suspend
Operations
Tuesday
Unless
Some
Action
is
Taken
in
Meantime
PHJLAIJKLPIIIA,
Aug.
28.
On
Tuesday
next
the
miners
in
Ihe
hard
coal
region
of
Pennsylvania
will-come
out
yn
strike
unless
some
action
is
taken
in
the
meantime
to
prevent
it.
John
J.
Lewis
president
of
the
United
Mine
Workers
has
issued
a
call
lo
the
men
to
suspend
operations
consequent
on
a
proposed
change
j
in
the
wage
scale.
The
number
of
men
involved
is
158,000
woiking
in
828
I
mines.
j
The
September
suspension
is
not
regarded
as
a
calnmily'
by
leither
the
operalors
or
Ihe
nun-,
jers,
judging
from
personal
talk,!
I
provided
the
suspension
i
a
j
short!
one.
Speculation
is
developing
as
lo
what
iiitcrmedi-iary
will
appes.
t"
oring
tho
i
parties
together
and
make
the
walkout
a
s'.iorl
one.
The,
name
of
fiovernor
Pibi'hot
is
.
mentioiiei'
us
being
a
likely
me-diato.
.
BROTHER
OF
MAJOR
GIBSON
PASSED
AWAY
Dr.
A.
J.
Gibson,
Well
Known
Victoria
Pract'tloner,
Was
Veteran
of
Two
Wars
jWord-iias
beeu
received
the
death
in
Scotland
of
Andrew
John
(Sibson,
formerly
a
well
known
physician
of
ic-(oria
and
brother
of
Major
(ieo.
P.
(tibson
formerly
of
Prince
Huperl.
The
lale
Dr.
tiibso.i
was
a
veteran
of
Ihe
Hoer
War.
after
which
he
established
practice
in
Victoria.
During
the
(treat
War
he
joined
No.
5
Canadian
Hospital
in
IU
15,
wi;h
captain's
rank,
aud
went
ouA
lo
Salonika.
Hen'
he
was
station
ed
for
three
years.
Never
of
robust
constitution,
his
health
ave
way,
and
he
himself
be
came
a
paucni
in
iiospuui.
When
sufficiently
recovered,
he
returned
home
to
Victoria
on
leave,
but
after
a
short
visit
with
his
family
here
he
once
more
returned
lo
military
duty,
aud
continued
to
serve
until
the
end
of
the
war.
Since
then,
suffering
almost
continuously
from
indifferent
health,
he
took
i.aty
as
medical
ofrirer
on
ships
in
the
hope
that
the
sea
would
benefit
him
This
it
apparently
had,
as
;om-
parutively
recently
he
settled
down
to
practise
at
Dululh,
Min
nesota,
where
he
uad
relatives.
and
where
Mr'.
Gibson
and
his
daughter
iv.id
son
expected
In
join
him
in
the
near
future.
He
was
on
a
visit
to
Scotland
when
his
death
took
place.
HALIBUTARRIYALS
Threo
Boats
Marketed
30.0C0
Pounds
at
Fish
Exchange
This
Morning
Halibut
arrivals
were
light
this
morning,
three
boats
marketing
30.000
pounds
at
the
Fish
Kxchange
as
follows:
American
Imperial,
10.000,
al
1
1.2c
ami
Gc,
to
the
Hooth
Fisheries
Co.
Canadian
p.
Durrecn,
12.000,
at
lO.Go
aud
c,
to
Ihe
Atlin
Fisheries
S.A.,
2.000,
at
tl.lc
and
7.5c
to
the
lloyal
Fish
Co.
BASEBALL
National
Leaguo
Cincinnati
3,
New
York
2.
Pittsburg
1.
Huston
0.
Chicago
0,
Philadelphia
4.
St.
Louis
U.
lirooklyn
I
O.American
League
St.
Louis
5.
Washington
0.
Hoxion
t.
Detroit
3.
New
Y
'lk
5,
I'hn
aai)
0.
CHILDREN
LOSE
LIVES
IN
FIRE
Mother
In
Dangerous
Condition
and
Niece
Burned
and
Cut
as
Result
WLX.TPK(!,
Aug.
28.
Two
rhildren,
Harry
aged
7
and
Julia
5,
were
asphyxiated
when
the
home
of
their
parents
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kolylick
was.
completely
des-troed
by
fire
at
an
early
hour
this
morning.
The
mother
of
the
children
is
in
a
serious,
condition
and
a
niece
ol.who
was
in
thr
house
at"
the
time.
1'r.
,
j
Kiiffpriiifr
from
ent
anil
horns
inflicted
while
escaping
from
the
building.
OFFER
MADE
SILVER
MINE
Guggenhelms
Will
Give
Half
a
Million
For
Thirteen
Claims
at
Pentlcton
PKXTICTO.N,
Aug.
28.
For
tunes
ranging
from
25,000
to
180.000
will
be
made
by
citi
zens
pf
Penticton
and
Heaver-
dell
through
the
sale
ox
a
group
ol
thirteen
silver
claims
on
Wallace
.Mountain
m
me
(iuggenheim
interests
tor
500,-000.
Citizens
or
this
district,
who
are
the
principal
stockholders,
are
considering
tho
new
offer.
SHOT
GUN
INTO
A
DANCE
HALL
Five
Wounded
of
Whom
Two
are
Not.
Expected
to
Live
Result
of
Escapade
OKLAHOMA.
Aug.
28.
Five
men
were
woumlcit,
two
of
whom
are
expected
lo
die,
when
M.
M.
Hoykin.
20
years
of
age,
wound
up
a
night's
lark
by
opening'
fire
with
a
shotgun
through
the
window
or
n
crowded
dunce
hall.
He
fired
21
shots
into
the
hall.
He
was
arrested
ami
Is
held
pending
the
laying
oT
a
charge
igain
him.
REFUGEES
FROM
TONG
WAR
ARE
IN
VANCOUVER
Chinese
From
United
States
Flee
For
Their
Lives
to
British
Territory
VANCOl'VF.H,
Aug.
28.-
Ilefu-uees
from
Ihe
long
war
in
tho
United
Stales
have
been
taking
retuge
In
Vancouver
and
even
though
peace
between
the
rival
sections
has
been
declared,
Ihey
do
not
ycl
reel
safe
lo
be
on
Hi?
other
side
of
Ihe
boundary
line.
Klght
are
known
In
have
come
here
surrenlitiously
and
are
m
hiding
in
different
parts
of
i
In
pro
ince.
Jtou,