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nr
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braiieh
it!
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of
or
Canada
Canada
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or
lt,
clly
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leaving
i..
ur
,,,
Ulls
,nur(lir
V.9.
Honnry.
dlslriol
foreter
here,
laleil
tin
moming
that
Prtriee
lluNr
dltlrlel
wnn
ninKii-Inrly
fi
rtiinale
al
I
hi
lime
a
far
a
furot
firen
were
coneernel
but
Ilu-
iilliiatlon
wan
haiardous
warrniiling
Ihe
grealet
of
pre-"aoUiiii
heing
taken
hy
the
public
al
large
In
enaure
aKaiimt
Irnce'ly
Iwfalllng
Hie
lie
pole
and
lumber
iiidutry
In
Hie
interior.
There
ha
heen
Utile
nun
in
(he
Interior
during
the
pant
thirty
day-.
TluTf
are
only
two
fire
alill
hniiiinx
In
Hie
ilUlriet
al
Hie
.
.
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u
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prr-eni
1
1
in-.
.ir.
i'i")
r.n.i.
one
at
Heaineni
eai
oi
iiiwei-l
on.
and
Hie
other
al
nh
Lake
..mill
of
Horn
Lake.
They
are
hntii
well
under
control
and
are
lieinu
na
rolled
hy
small
crew.
Mr
lliuuiey
ailnouneed
that
o
far
Ilu
neanii
there
have
been
101
fin
-
in
Hn
dilricl
inxolvinn
little
ilc.tnirtion
f
Hmhwr.
laSDS
ARE
AT
WORK
T
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i
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I
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r(
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VI
KILLSHIMSELF
Hinry
Schwartz
Puts
Bullet
Through
Head
When
Surrounded
by
Police
AKI
i
Aug.
10.
TrapiKHl
t
'infill.
Henry
Schwartz,
n
naiion
wide
nearrh
in
a
iih
a
myalerivua
Uu
panfic
(i'llulne
1
hI
Walnul
Lrck,
r
i
-uicide
early
on
Sun-
'
n
helicril
In
hae
il
a
(adorer
and
allenipl
"pi.
tie
(he
hod)'
m
n
Hf.i
limirnnee
In
ex
f
Kin
nno.
:
Inmncit
throuah
I
lit
v
;
.lice
K'irrounded
the
'
'
1
whirl)
he
had
hecn
BOATS
DAMAGED
IN
COLLISION
Sttamers
Manua
Ala
and
Mel
ville
Dollar
Had
Impaot
off
Cape
Blanco
J'"IC.
VN'l).
Oickoii.
Aiw-
10
I
DC
I
(......
..i.
.
"''mi
iiiit
nu
-iiiii..
JU"
Ma
and
llic
Kleauier
Mel-
l"Har
rolllded
off
Cape
(
raily
Sunday
innrnlng.
A
"'III
(!
Kallfl
,,nl
,.
"
1
Miren
ntiilnu
Iiii
in
i'.1
1
-idu
and
that
the
"'i"1'
.
ad
a
hole
punched
In
her
I'lll
i
:
1
1
TORONTO
BANK
ROBBERS
CAUGHT
Qfi
W,Ly
llh
'1.S00
But
Wore
"
r.CKod
UD
Thla
Morn
ing
IN
GREAT
BRI
IAIN
Aliened
to
Have
Been
Injoctlng
Dlscontont
and
Disloyalty
Into
Army
and
Navy
LONDON.
Ann.
!
-
Coiiimu-nMW
propaganda
aimed
to
ne-iiIp
diMMinlenl
and
disloyally
In
.
mk.
of
Hie
llriH.-h
army
al)(
livy
in
alleged
M
have
h.jen
lime
in
ev-
I,.
..,,L.r.-i
for
mime
.,.1
....i.lre
ami
garrlonr
e.-perially
al
AMoi
hIioI
camp.
I
lie
principal
military
m
11
.
..
i
i
filmtr
1(1
Soulhern
r.iiKiaon.
iin.-...
-
rU.
The
goveriimenl
Is
Inking
fining
measure
.
.
i
.....
:
rlmiiii.it.
eru'iu'iue
mu
m
""
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ALBERTA
'0AKES
LKTliniHDOK.
Ana.
-un.ri.1
...th.iuake
shoekx
won
rell
in
rmir
towns
Allierlii
Ihls
morning
agn
i
rep"
of
Soulhern
No
ilain-
u
anl
I
Iilfit
Iim
usti
nniinruillit
iioiiip
oi
jp.n,c.f
nrr
..nepir,
;
ftrc,(f,n,
PrUrreil
al
5
O1-
PiHine
wer
wlpe.1
ul.
Twelr;cIock
aJ
(,
nrypr
fN.painPlI
c,,.
hon.fi
and
a
mill
near
.Vwton.
riJ1JMH..
Ue
.lif.l
later
in
the
are
renriei
i
nae
ieen
mini-
P.nij
I
'I
Iia
liflf
ta't
Near
lleelalke.
a
eriou
firelprmpn
,
,,,.,
jj,,,,,,,,,,,
wherr
uireairnn
wie
ujwii
oi
.iau
"-;j,
family
reside
Ham.
The
entire
eamp
of
the
Lament
Lirliia
I'-o.
near
llarrinon
Iale
wan
deilroyel
(Oi
Sunday.
NAMU
HAS
BIG
FIRE
Chinese
Bunkhouse
Burned
125
Lose
Their
Belongings
A
fire
at
Namu
cannery
yes-tsrday
afternoon
totally
destroyed
the
Chinese
bunkhouse
and,
as
a
result,
12S
Orientals
lost
all
their
belongings.
Tho
C.N.R.
steamer
Prlnco
Charles,
Cnpt.
MacLean,
was
passing
at
the
tlmo
and
noticed
tho
flames
and
Immediately
went
to
tho
assistance
of
tho
fire
fighters.
All
the
cannery
buildings
warn
threatened
but,
with
the
aid
of
the
ship's
hoso
and
a
bucket
brigade
hoaded
by
second
officer
Geo.
Coles,
fur-thor
damago
was
avertod.
Tho
arrival
here
of
the
Prlnca
Charles
was
delayed
today
owing
to
tho
asslstanco
rendored
In
extinguishing
tho
flames.
STOCK
MARKET
Hid
H.O.
Silver
;
1.
00
Daly
Alaska
Dunwell
I.
.10
L.
and
I.
Premier
Selltlrfc
Surr
'InR'l
HiuoHiin
..."
Porlor
.Idaho
.
PHIyef
'tJrest
Teiiultiu
.......
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Melals
(Iraiiiiyfc
llowiV
Sound
(Hadslono
Hay
view
IihIIuii
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ONTARIO
DROWNINGS
.07
.20
TOIIONTO,
Aug.
10.
Six
ilealh
fifim
drowning
were
re
por'eJ
in
On'ano
on
Sunday
LOG
SCALING
HERE
ACTIVE
Forestry
Officials
Have
a
Lot
of
Work
on
Hand
Local
Mill
Uslnn
Much
Timber
Provincial
foreslry
oltlci'il
uro
having
a
rush
ofyscaling
jus!
now.
There
are
about
COO
sco
lion
or
approximately
fifteen
million
feet
now
being
measured
up.
The
logs
are
at
(larduer
Uanal,
Swanson
Hay,
Alice
Ann
Surf
Inlet
and
Ocean
Fulls.
The
local
sawmill
1
now
tak
lug
a
good
many
of
Hie
log
cut
in
Ihe
dislricl.
The
second
de
livery
of
tons
for
Ihe
Prince
Ilu
pert
Spruce
mill
from
the
T.
A
Kelly
camps
on
Hie
(Juecn
tlhnr
lot
I
r
Island
i
duo
here
till
week.
II
will
consist
of
approx
iuialely
one
million
fed
in
Hi
rorm
of
a
Davis
raft.
dverllse
In
the
Dally
Nuws.
I
BOSTON
GRILL
Lcg'sliilito
Library
2
Mar.
31
'20
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Parliament
JliiilJin
with
newly
lajd
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
nvwhira
at
Anytlma.
fiances,
banquets
and
wed-ding
und
Royal
HoUl,
,3rd
Ava
parties.
mi.
mi
For
'rates',
apply
to
Doslon
ana
in
ot
PRINCE
RUPERT
drill.
Third
Ave.
IHATT
VIPECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
XV
NO
IH
Yll,
PHINGK
III
PENT,
11.(1,
MONDAY.
AUfifST
10.
1025.
turdtr'l
CIrculdlon
1633
Btrttt
!
42.
PRICE
FIVJ?
CK.NTS.
FOREST
FIRES
ARE
STILL
RAGING
IN
SOUTH
AGED
COMMANDER
MAUDE
BLINDED
BY
CONSTANT
GLARE
OF
SUN'S
RAYS
Vancouver
Island,
Mainland,
Fraser
Valley
and
Southern
Interior
Districts
Suffering
-
,
Courtenay
camp
partly
deslroyedschoolhouse,
QY
linmir
ml
nnrl
nnmnc
ulinatl
nnf
iiliiho.
imiii
uim
uiiif
tv
ipiu
uui
II?
A
P
III
I
l"1
TV
near
Vancouver
TTld
iMLLLU
T5
DISTRICT
FORTUNATE
Hazard
also
prevails
here
and
the
greatest
of
caution
is
necessary
says
district
forester
Bonney
YVCOIYEII.
Aug.
10.
-The
forH
fin-
filiation
on
fjl
Slil
and
Sunday
wa
retried
In
lie
extremely
scrintu
at
AVlllff
In
high
Wllldf.
A
(
olepay.
Vancouver
Island,
-evcral
logger
narrowly
!f
'Mi
when
fir
ragetl
through
(he
limber
adjacent
In
x
l
ogging
Co.'
minp.
Twrul)
home
belonging
lo
..ml
r
i
f
t-u
building
owned
by
the.
-ouiMii)
are
re
vrd
with
a
l.i-
approximating
9100,000.
v-
II-nntnlif
llay
di-lnrl
vh.
aIo
besieged
by
limine
i
Xeiir
ClpvrVdah?
in
the
f
raer
Charlie
Hay
ward,
Aged
Six,
Victim
of
Accident
at
Inverness
Cannery
on
Saturday
Charlie
llayward,
a
six-year-:
old
Indian
hoy,
wai
accidentally
killed
on
Sal
unlay
afternoon
al'
Interne
r.annery
when
he
fell
from
a
trough
and
sustained
in-iurie
In
hi
head.
The
Injy
was
apparently
al-'emptiug
to
climb
the
old
trough
ulileh
wim
situated
in
a
narrow
llry
way
and
wliich
liail
been
ued
for
ront
eying
can.
1
tic
tincture
Tell
oter
on
him
ami
!ie
wan
truck
on
the
temple
he-
tide
liaviiw
the
hark
of
hit
lead
injured
in
hilling
tin
wond-Ni
platform.
llb
little
STsdert,
ivHIi
whom
he
Was
playing.
iiiirvnnrt
niinnnnn
"
"
'
mmi
vuvw-il..j
i,,.
i,-
ii,m
i
ffcaUaattaaYBaaaaaVftafliWaMt3BaBBatt
L
-
..
.
.
,
Thif
Hudson's
Hay
Company's
auxiliary
cruiser.
Lac
ilu
,
Hi
ui
hot.
used
for
transporting
freight
on
llcuideer
Lake
in
Noi'thcrn
Manitoba
und
Saskatchewan,
has
a
rapacity
of
twelve
tons
BIG
FREIGHTER
SETTLEMENT
OF
WENT
ASHORE
LOCAL
STRIKE
Considerable
Damage
Dona
to
Mogul
In
Stranding
Near
Klew
Nugget
Light
The
Coastwise.
Stcanuhip
A1,
Harpe
Oo.s
biz
ffvfcthlrr
Mognli
rried
here
Saturday
nipht
af-j
ler
hating
pone
ashore
near;
Klew
.Nusnet
lisht
in
(irenvillej
:tianiicl
while
on
her
way
froni;
nyox
to
Taeoma
with
a
cargo
f
ore.
II
was
foggy
when
Hn
aeridenl
oreurriMl
and
the
channel
al
this
point
is
tery
narrow.
She
pot
off
under
her
own
'team
and
proceeded
here.
The
Mosul
Is
lied
up
al
the
ocean
dnk
ami
an
examination
made
this
morning
by
a
diver
slaUlished
that
ouile
extensive
damage
to
the
hull
had
been
done.
The
tessel
is
remaining
here
pen.linir
receipt
of
instruction
from
the
mhiIIi.
The
Mogul.
formerly
Hie
Caesar,
is
one
of
Hie
largest
freighters
operating
in
roast
service.
HUGE
WAYE
DROWNS
THIRTEENCHILDREN
Washed
Out
to
Sea
at
Hardolot,
a
Few
Miles
South
of
Boulogne,
France
HOlLOONF..
Aug.
10.
Tin
oilies
of
thirleen
children
wli
were
drowned
on
Saluitlay
n'.
lanlelol,
a
few
miles
soulh
n:
tere
when
a
great
wave
washed
them
oul
to
sea,
have
been
re-
otered.
IS
HOPED
FOR;
Provincial
Government
Official
are,
Conferring
With
Employers
and
Men
at
Elevator
J.
D.
MrXiven
of
Victoria,
chairman
of
the
Adjust
men'
Hoard
for
the
province
acoom-panied
by
F.
K.
Harrison.
Dominion
Fair
Wage
ollicer
of
Van
couver,
were
arrivals
hy
the
Car-ilena
last
eveninj.
They
lef.
Vancouver
before
the
present
1
strike
at
Hie
elevator
was
called
and
came
north
to
investigate
condition
as
liev
had
received
reports
intimating
dissatisfac
tion
exijifil.
t
This
'
morning
they
."held
a
conference
with
a
representative!
f
the
Carter.
Hall
and
Aldinuer)
Co..
ami
later
met
a
delegation
from
The
men
who
are
on
strike.
urlher
conferences
will
be
he!i!
with
the
idea
or
bringing
about
settlement
or
the
situation.
Last
rveninz
the
iion
held
mother
large
meeting
and
repor!
that
some
men
who
arrived
from
the
east
to
go
to
work
on
the
levator
had
joined
the
strikers
when
they
ascertained
"'ai
a
Irike
was
on.
More
men
from
the
east
are
expected
to
arrive
horllj
DATES
OF
FALL
FAIRS
ARE
SET
0
.11
Smllhcrs,
Septembor
2
to
4;
and
Terraco,
September
15
and
16
;
Fall
fair
will
be
held
in
this
listricl
during
the"
month
of
September
a
follows:
t
and
Prince
Weorge.
and
t
Smillier.
t-
Mrllride.
and
5-
Yanderhoof.
8
to
1
2--Prince
lluperl.
I
j
Houston.
15
and
10
Terra?e.
STRUCK
BY
TRAIN:
THREEMEN
KILLED
Russians
Were
Walking
on
Canadian
Pacific
Track
101
Miles
East
of
Winnipeg
WLWNIPLO.
Aug.
10.
Three
Veteran
Navigator
Declares
He
Will
Again
Attempt
Trip
to
England
in
His
Small
Boat
CLALLAM
HAY,
Washington,
Aug.
10.
Commander
Eus-lace
H.
Maude,
1LN.
retired
...
who
started
from
Mayne
Island
on
u
voyage
tu
England
by
way
of
Ihe
Panama
Canal
aboard
his
thrriy
loot
dory
type
sloop
"Half
Moon,."
landed
on
Sunday
at
Lapii-li.
an
Indian-
village,
Il.'i
miles
.-oitlh
of
Cape
Flattery.
He
was
pailty
blinded
as
u
result
of
ihe
constant
glure
of
the
sun's
l-uys.
Unable
lo
take
observations
or
read
the
uinpass.
he
was
forced
lo
turn
homeward,
keeping
his
course
by
Ihe
im
and
slurs
for
many
days.
iommattler
Maude
declare
AftriAnpr.
TA
lli.it
he
will
make
another
at-
I
SPPI
P
1
1
III
'tempt
to
reach
England
in
the;
jnear
future.
j
His
blindness
ii
believed
to
'
have
beeu
the
reason
for
him
djs-j
rewriting
the
wireless
operator
al
Destruction
Island
who
went
out
to
assist
him
on
Friday
af-I
lernoon.
NO
MONEY
FOR
NEW
STEAMERS
VICTMHIA.
Aug.
10.
"We
had
honed
to
build
two
toals
this
year
to
inaugurate
the
coast
service
1
,vbut
w
bad
tojHwlpoiitt
our
plans
because
of
tact
of
fund
at
our
disposal,
said
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
president
of
Hie
Canadian
National
Railway,
here
on
Saturday,
in
the
course
of
an
interview
in
which
he
staled
that
it
was
the
desire
or
the
company
to
again
operate
steamer
on
the
Vancouver
-
Victoria-Seattle
triangle
run.
POWER
BOAT
RAY
NEW
SUPERINTENDENT
OF
HOSPITAL
IS
DUE
ROBERTS
ASHORE;
Hit
n
Btaver
Passage
Durlnq
Saturday
nl3ht
Little
Damage
Done
The
T.
A.
Kely
Logging
Co.'s
poA-er
boat
Hay
Huberts,
while
bound
from
Prince
lluperl
t.
Logan
Inlet,
went
ashore
in
the
fog
Saturday
night
in
Heater
Passage
near
White
Hocks.
Th"
vessel
went
up
on
the
low
lide
and
is
believed
to
have,
suslaine
i
little
if
any
damage.
It
is
ex
pected
that
she
would
he
re
floated
at
the
high
tide
and
pro
.e.-d
on
her
voyage,
('.apt.
C.
C
Kcti'iium
m
the
gashoat
Wig
w:ini
went
out
Willi
a
scow
to
give
assistance.
HERE
NEXT
FRIDAY
Miss
Jean
Harrison.
H.N..
who
is
coming
here
lo
become
lady
superintendent
r
the
Prince
Unpen
Ueueral
Hospital,
is
due
to
arrive
in
the
city
from
Winnipeg
on
August
It.
Miss
Edith
Mr-Caul.
H.N.,
whom
she
succeeds,
will
leave
a
few
day
later.
C.P.R.
BOATS
TOUCH
ST.
LAWRENCE
RIVER
:
Damago
to
Metagama
and
Mont
rose
Is
not
Known
as
Re
suit
of
Collision
on
Saturday
unidentified
llussiau
walking,
on
MONTH
I'.AL.
Aug.
10.
--
The
Ihe
Irnck
were
instantly
'
killed
I
Canadian
Pacific
liner
Mela
on
Saturday
when
Ihey
were
gam
a
and
Montrose
touched
in
struck
by
a
Canadian
Pacific
the
SI.
Ladrence
Hiver
on
Sal-passenger
train
10'
mile
east
unlay.
The
extent
of
the
dain-o'
W
nn
oe-,'
ja'
-
'!
iwn.
FISHTRAPS
Dundas
Island
Salmon
T
rollers'
Association
Is
Organized
DL-NDAS
ISIAXD.
Aug.
to.
The
Dundas
Island
Salmon
Trol-
lers"
Association
was
organized
here
last
week
with
50
charter
members.
The
fishermen
have
eobie
to
the
conclusion
that
by
this
move
they
will
he
able
to
market
their
'catches
to
'
belter
advantage.
The
association
will
also
work
for
tti&?MdftiotMfu
fisV
trap
and
forjip-lo-date
and
ycienf
iffc
method
in
Hie
preservation
'and
propagation-
of
fish.
William
Drown
and
J.
Morris
are
two
of
(lie
most
atite
member,
the
latter
being
secretary.
MINE
PROBLEM
WILL
BE
ISSUE
Secretary
of
Federation
Says
It
Will
be
Fought
out
at
Polls
Within
Year
LONDON,
Aug.
10.
"Within
a
year
the
mining
problem
will
be
the
issue
in
a
general
elec
tion,"
-
Secretary
Cook
of
tho
Millers'
Federation
declared
in
a
sprctth
at
Durham
on
Saturday.
Hon.
Winston
Churfnlll
ha
issued
a
skit.
'incut
emphatically
icnylrig
the
r.-oorl
thai
at
the
line
oT
the
true-
he
had
said
to
'ok:
'ib'in.'iiilier
this
is
no
a
cifi
from
ii-
l'u!
it
is
cheapur
ban
a
revolution."
ROBBERS
TAKE
U.S.
AIR
MAIL
Six
Armed
Men
Seized
Eight
Pouches
at
San
Francisco
,
on
Saturday
SAN
FHANCISCO,
Aug.
10.
Kii'ht
punches
of
air
mail
which
lia.i
just
arriti'd
from
the
eat
were
taken
from
a
Untied
Stales
mail
truck
by
six
armed
men
late
Saturday
afternoon.
NOTICE.
All
meniber.s
of
11
Hatln.
N.H.C.
Heft,
wilh
army
clothing,
rHlce,
bay-
onels,
ele.,
mil
turn
these
in
Imniedlalely
;
Ihls
for
Inspection
by
Senior
Ordnance
Ollicer
from
hoadipiarler.
Drill
Hall.,
S
oul
Ave.
will
he
open
evening
on
Monday.
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
from
i
p.m.
till
10
i.
ut
tor
the
pur-
pose
of
receiving
eipiip-
inetit.
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