li;i
IQUOR
PROFITS
CHECK
ARRIVES
,
.11
'
lo-
lirrk
fur
H.ttf
M,f
rei.inl
of
the
interior
to-
itv
har
of
w,u"
w
i
ie
10
at
inrowti
10
!t
the
mi
month'""'
r'""'
by
,,",'
I.al
lear
l'n
enieni
eorreponiln.c
'""t'1
highway
i-
l
omptetr
o
7.1.3
1
.
tin-
r(lo
-oiintfNl
for
ihroUftl.
a
rerlalii
iroxr
profit
it
now
twill'
piirpo-''
of
the
ihioii
Act.
Ilierf
'
a
riane
irll-
i'i
allotinn
liipior
prn-'
"i
now
bruM
niH
1
to
the
ajgreaale
I.e.
altrntted
by
-I
in
he
pllhlir
tie
IliUllMMp.llltif
'
-
'"I
liin
ljf
on
t
Ite
:t
'
I
inipiilation
IUTTER
BEAR
GOES
ASHORE
'
on
Annual
Cruise
to
Arctic
With
Food
Supplies
for
Set
tlements
HI
I
Sun.
la.
cable
ui-il
in-re
today
from!
:'
the
Aleutian
urchi--'ai.-
thai
iil0
United
'
"
nuurd
culler
Dear
-i
u1
i.iipc
prince
oT
Wit
leu
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Slrillla.
(j
up
M'sfM.
wan
on
4nU
1
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willi
fiwul
niiiUie
P1
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nil
ev,i
is
lii'm
e
...
.
.....
Mli-tni'iiU
in
the
WNER
OF
MINES
IS
RESIGNING
FROM
THE
BRITISH
GOVERNMENT
,vlw;i
Ai.
The
lis--
!
Ji-..pti
agency
kii.v-'''"bi
i
i
'mi
I
if
b'
l.tdier,
presi-r
''t'
boiird
of
Irade,
offcr-
viiiiln.ii
rinni
dm
cnb-
l
he
owner
of
eon
I
I
is
,u"
'
til
ly
ib'i'lined
for
H
on
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rl
,.,,,r
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FFALO
BEING
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WELLjVmilN
RESERVE
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and
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by
lliein
i-.o.,H
''Mini
..mil.
,.
""i.
mmtri'r
nee
on
tliem
mid
keep-
within
1
hu
reure,
LOWER
FREIGHTS
TO
RUPERT
ARE
ASKED
BY
SMITIIERS
PEOPLE
OTTAWA.
Auk.
I
-'.
The
mlllier
did
net
hoard
of
Trde
-ubmilled
elaim
In
Ho-
railway
enrnriHunon
ulating
that
the
farmer
of
(lie
dUlrlcl
are
at
i
liitaitvanlNKe
in
Uie
matter
of
fielu
lit
on
potaloe
and
vegetable
di'-lmett
for
Prince
Itu-pert
and
kina
for
a
lower
tariff
both
to
l'rinee
tieorge
nnd
i'rinee
Huperl.
COOL
AND
FOGGY
WEATHER
IN
SOUTH
VANCill
VF.II.
Aim
l-'.
"ol.
fi.HL)
vw'allier
i-
aiditiK
the
lor-i-tiy
oMicial
in
tld'ir
f
iclil
asaiiift
firen.
which
nhow
further
lliiprowiiienl
today
along
the
Coant.
In
Hie
Kuotcmiy
rar
lleelxlok
ieriou
fires
arc
still
burning.
WANTS
REPARATIONS
i:iM(iMtN.
Aug.
12.
Mri.
I.1I1II1
loi.worth
of
l'rinee
(ieorge
filed
a
elaim
here
yesterday
b-f.re
the
war
reparations
cotn-
1
ion
tor
for
Injuries
nveixeil
by
liei
-elf
and
two
ehil-dren
llnoiiuh
Hie
torpedoing
of
the
-learner
llexporia.
MOTHER
AND
BABY
DROWN
WINMI'Ktt.
Aug.
la.--
lint
body
id
Mrs.
Hilton
and
her
six
inoiitb.-
old
baby
strapped
to
lis
mother's
b
reus
I
was
tnkan
from
the
waters
or
Assiniboliie
HJver
yesterday.
The
woman
disappeiireil
Monday
night.
BOWSER
DECLINES
VICTOIIIA.
Aug.
12.
-
U
li
staled
here
Dial
W.
.1.
Dowser
has
definilely
.In
lined
lo
aecepl
any
federal
noiiiinatiou
in
Norlh
Vaneimver.
Con
ivalives
in
Unit
rlillnif
hae
I"1""
oH'ssliig
llllll.
BYNQ
AT
EDMONTON.
KD.MONTON.
Aug
I
liinf
Mint
nai'iv
I'liiiii'il
......
ton
.Monday
afiei
A
iv
1
11.
She
Ilaron
I'.ilnioiv
uip
to
Ui
EAST
SENDING
HARVESTERS
TO
.MONTIII
AI..
Aug.
IS.
All
r-noi
fur
iiinvemeut
of
ban
ester
from
points
east
of
l.ei
in
the
province
of
(juebeo
and
all
imiiits
in
ibo
Monthlies
were
shattered
on
Monday
and
ycsler-lay
when
the
Tirst
eicuriou
rains
lef
the
Mast
Tor
Winnipeg.
Itifortnalion
rreeived
at
the
lieadquarlcrs
of
the
Uaiiadinn
dnilways
in
Montreal
indicale
that
the
movement
of
harvesters
from
eastern
Ouebec
ami
the
iMnritiuws
will
le
In
exeess
of
J.OOo
ami
(lie-i-
rejKjrls
go
thp
niimtiei
s
origin
iling
at
the
terminal
points
only
.inch'
as
Char-lotfntoftn,
1
1
a
1
1
r
u
Sydney,
and
Miineton.
Oilier
tinrveslers
who
will
jotu
the
trains
at
lalions
11
rtut
witl
utiiloutedly
swell
Mils
total.
AHocetlier.
the
Canadian
Hail
ways
.
ojterated
nine
special
rainn
to
earry
I
lie
harvesters
ind
it
is
eiperled
that
at
least
an
eijunl
number
of
trains
will
lie
neeennnry
to
car
for
the
volume
f
traffic
which
will
orlginute
in
the
provinee
of
(Jnebec
from
Levis
and
west
on
August
1
1.
It
sports
from
agents
of
the
"ompany
in
Onlnrio
indicale
(hat
ill
fwrvesier
reconls
will
be
bnoen
when
Hie
movements
"oiniwenee
in
that
province
on
Aiwust
18
and
2t.
The
excursion!
n
August
H
ineludes
all
of
On-Mirio
east
of
Toronto,
including
Ollaua
and
Dial
or
the
:'lst
nil
d
Ontario
vst
rf
Toronto.
MOGUL
GOES"
TOVICTORIA
Coppor
Dolnn
Reloaded
on
Vessel
Which
Loaves
Soon
as
Possible
In
spile
or
I
ho
fact
thai
(be
copper
from
Hold
I
had
been
discharged
al
tho
Canadian
Na
tional
new
dock
here,
il
was
de
cided
at,
noon
today
Ihat
the
steamer
.Mogul
should
be
reloaded
nnd
taken
.south
for
cx-11
11
1
i
1
tit
I
ii
()
ami
repairs.
A,
Wolhcriiow,
marine
superintendent,
of
tho
Unastwisc
Steamship
V
I
targe
Company,
arched
llils
morning
on
I
lie
I'rinee
(iourgc
nml
soon
decided
lo
take
the
Work
away
from
llii-loi't.
The
Mogul
went
ashore
n'.
Mew
.Nugget
last
Saturday
and
commenced
disclim-sing
copper
hero
Monday
afternoon.
BASEBALL
American
Loaguo
Cleveland
I,
WnshlngUm
a.
Chicago
15,
New
York
2.
SI.
Louis
2,
Philadelphia
a.
Huston
I,
Detroit
0,
National
Louguo
Hosloti
U,
Chicago
2.
New
York
I,
Pittsburg
1.
Hi'ioklyn
.',
I'lnritUmti
7.
statu)
THE
PRAIRIES
''
Nino
Special
Trains
Take
First
Batch
From
Eastern
Quebec
and
Marlllmo
Provinces
leinoon
wnen
ioii
si.
to
aceepl
Uie
wage
per
hour
with
tfine
tor
tune
over
eight
hean-r.
nuperitilcndent
of
con-
slrurtiou.
announced
this
morning
(hat
work
had
been
resumed
and
in
a
day
or
so
il
was
expect
ZD
'l.CUIstalivc
r
BOSTON
GRILL
Parli.ii.n-ut
J
mete
Large
t
pitair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
3rd
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Kind
Royal
Hotel,
Ava.
and
6th
8L
parties.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
ratis,
apply
to
Boston
MATT
VIDECK,
prop.
5I
'...-
'
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
Wl
XV
NO.
IKO,
1MU.NCB
HUPFJIT,
H.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
12,
vttLrdiv't
circulation
U33
ed
the
pom
ins
of
concrete
wouhikousisls
of
Douglas
be
in
full
.swing
again.
Seventy,
three
men
reported
for
work
this
morning
as
against
1
in
that
were
on
the
job
wlien
operations
ceased
last
Friday.
The
crew-will
be
up
lo
fiilf,
strength
again
in
a
tew
days.
r
J.
D.
McNivcn,
deputy
minis
ter
or
labor,
and
F.
K.
Harrison,
P.
.MeCafrr.eSy
Dominion
jrovrrniii'-'il
fair
wane
P.
McCalTery,
S
slill
here
gaining
experience
the
operation
of
flying
boats.
Wireless
equipment,
in
con
nection
with
the
here,
is
working
oul
on
patrol
wherever
they
may
be.
Ileporls
of
landings
and
takings
otf
are
regularly
report-
patrol
planes'
ed
lo
Seal
Cove,
where
the
station
very
success-
is
located,
and
thence
relayed
bv
fully
this
season
and
beiubpiar-
phone
lers
j-
in
praetcally
continuous
Cove.
lo
headquarters
al
Casey
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Gives
Opening
Address
from
Radio
Station
at
Lulu
Island,
B.C.
VANCOL'VF.H,
Aug.
12.
That
the
new
Canadian
National
Hiiilways
radio
station
CNUV
would
prove
u
useful
vehicle
in
developing
u
spoil
of
friendship
between
that
company
and
il?
many
patrons
on
Ihe
Pacific
coast
as
well
as
a
means
of
conveying
information
concerning
Canada
and
the
Canadian
National
ltailways
to
people
on
both
sides
of
the
bonier
was
the
wish
expressed
last
night
by
Sir
Henry
Thornton
chairman
and
president
of
(ho
Canadian
National
Hallways
in
-opening
die
latest
of
the
company's
broadcasting
stations
here.
That
many
thousands
of
people
in
Vancouver
and
al
other
Pacific
Coast
points
wer?
listening
for
the
opening
broadcast
from
Ihe
nc(v
slalion
became
evident
shortly
after
the
Initial
announcement
of
the
program
was
made.
Telegrams
and
local
and
long
distance
coinnumici-lious
began
to
pour
in
lo
(ho
new
station
shortly
after
the
commencement
of
the
broadcast
and
lliese
came
from
many
provinces
of
Canada
as
well
as
from
slates
across
the
line.
Introduced
by
Mayor
In
declaring
the
new
slalion
open,
Sir
Henry
Tbornlon,
who
wis
Introduced
lo
his
radio
audience
by
the
Mayor
of
Vnncou-er,
said
Mint
Hits
completed
the
chain
of
broadcasting
stations
owned
and
operated
by
the
Canadian
Nat
tonal
system
In
Canad
i,
-tiivli
hiiii
from
Moneton.
X
11.,
on
the
Atlantic
Coast,
to
Vancouver
on
the
Pacific.
These
stations
bad
been
instrumental
In
placing
before
the
people
of
both
Canada
ami
the
I'niled
Stales,
facts
concerning
Canada
and
the
Canadian
National
(tail-ways
which
were
of
inula!
bene
fit.
These
stations
had
also
pro
vided
a
means
whereby
Ihe
man
agemenl
of
the
road
could
main-lain
a
friendly,
personiil
touch
with
the
thousands
of
employees
of
this
far
flung
system,
who
were
so
widely
separated
be
cause
of
Ihe
systems
great
mile
age
that
for
the
president
to
meet
lliein
all
personally
would
be
impossible.
The
opening
of
C.N.H.V.
"The
Voice
or
Ihe
Pacific"
had
been
all
that
was
required
to
complete
the
C.N.
continued
on
paco
six
Strtet
StUi
E21
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
ROAD
OPEN
HAZELTON
TO
PRINCE
GEORGE
R.
KMC
ASKED
TO
REPRESENT
VANCOUVER
AT
FOKTHCOHING
ELECTION
load
to
Hazelton
from
Prince
George
Is
Now
Open
for
Traffic;
First
Car
Through
Yesterday
special
lo
Daily
New-;
III
Hvs
LAKE,
Aug.
Itf.
Tlu?
historic
norlhlaiid
-
.-on
i1
will
Hie
"Hi
!
aiilo
niulc
with
the
completion
ol
..v
between
Muni-
Ukc
hiiiI
Emlakn.
The
rirl
auto
t
f
(!
trip
between
Hurn
take
and
Bmiako
w.i-.
the
road
ye-tcnlay
Ity
J.
It.
MHutyre
or
.Smitheiv
,g
li
m
wit,-
Mr,.
.M.I
11
lyre
it
ml
her
daughter,
Mr-.
:
Mi--
Ui-c
Smith.
1
.irunn
01
mi-
gap
01
the
Dominion
li
ghway
make-
lourisl
unlii
lrael
a
possibility
I
iit
far
north
and
west
as
Hazel-ton,
a
pUre
replete
with
inleresl
Mint
historical
ass..mOon.
Tin
matt
now
111111
coulinu-
-
u
1
Hire
hundred
mile
weal
of
nitre
liroiKe
ami
it
i
extteetod
1'
will
be
runtimi'd
down
the
M
uti
V,43.&U
for
strkMrna
valley,
a
iiltlf
each
yar.
Wonthi
Ending
March
31
Jarndiially
linking
up
the
towns
Change
In
Distribution
"IM
v,,,'Mf
"
'lie
route
until
j
it
roarlirn
Terrace.
From
there
m
i
l.
J.
Mallifo-l
it'"'
"
unpen
in-
roie
will
(mm
fli
iiMtniH.i
'
'I'tl'Mill
lo
construct.
ELEVATOR
WORK
LUNCHEON
FOR
l)r
JBnn.W
iihl.
STARTS
AGAIN
Agreement
Between
Carter
Halls-Aldlnger
and
Laborers
Was
Rcachod
Yestarday
Afternoon
RAILWAY
HEAD
c
"
5
mi"
u
,1
Sir
Honpy
Thornton
Will
be
Ban-
quettcd
on
Friday
by
Board
I
of
Trade
Settlement
between
Carter-
'"
'he
course
of
his
annual
llalls-Atdinctcr
(V.
Lid.,
elevator
'scrn
lour
of
infl
ection.
Sir
i
rout
ractors.
and
the
.-(rikinfi
la-
'Wiry
Ihornloii.
iire.iiilenl
of
I
lie
,.,,.,..,
ai-
i-ilv
..r
its
t
...it
;.V
i
"'
i
.
i
'
land
inn
i
coiistiluemv
.uiiatii
uci
i
oure
to
win
wnenever
Elections
May
be
Held
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
12.
Dr.
King,
minister
of
public
work-
in
the
Dominion
government,
i-
piomiiieui.lv
mentioned
i.,.,..,.
,i...i
.,.
..,
Can
li:..,
vaii....ai
ii.iKv.
u
lH,"'f
werui
.amuuaie
lor
un
.
ny
or
some
lower
mam
.
lea
agree!
l
-V
otlicial
..
will
arrive
here.
.
.
.
.
i
iu
.
w
"
t
,
.,
ale
ile
of
He
fr""'
Vaneouver
on
the
steamer
V1"1'"
,cr,
,
t,,g
l"ret.
an.l
a
half-M""
lluporl
at
10:30
Friday:
l'"",H;
hf
'C
f.011
"''J
hour
,ur
.
D
M
Wuing
an.i
will
proceed
Eal
.
'
m"
'
'
'
.
r
-II
,
"(...
nil
hp
In
"
mi
a"
iivip
Ultr
uie
iirovini'C
Vancouver
Centre.
Vaneouver
North
and
New-
MOUNTED
POLICE
ARE
DEFENDED
IN
MANITOBA
Effort
to
Have
Them
Eliminated
Frustrated
by
Attorney
General
Craig
WINNIPKO.
Aug.
12.
llepre-
.-enlatioiis
have
been
made
lo
At
torney
General
Craig
to
have
him;
NFAV
YOllK,
Aug.
IS.
Pitts
-urg
is
now
leading
the
Uianls
by
four
and
u
half
games.
Philadelphia
leads
Washington
by
'wo
games.
THREEWATER
MAINS
BROKEN
Japaneso
Steamer
Got
Away
From
Vancouver
Without
Bolng
Attached
VANCOl
'VF.lt.
Aug.
.12.
In-1
Vesligalion
disclosed
that
three
water
mains
across
the
first
narrows
were
broken
yesterday
when
the
Japanese
steamer
was
rammed
by
a
tug.
The
water
service
to
Point
drey
was
seriously
curtailed.
The
steamer
put
oul
lo
sea
after
the
mishap
and
Uie
tug
owners
nnd
tho
city
are
unable
to
attarh
her
for
damages.
cats
be
might
have.
However.
110
tle-
hed.
ler
was
the
dinner
guest
of
LiliernU
I..
II.
.
hv
si.wti.1
in.in
..1
o
..-.i.l-
...,1'
pruviut-c.
111
uie
course
01
uti
iiddrcss
tie
ile-
Salunlay
mornin
"
"
j
dared
there
was
no
doubt
thai
no
matter
when
the
elections
were
called
the
government
was;
:
:
.
''
J
...
cmm"
"""'sure
to
be
returned
with
a
good
of
the
Hoard
1
of
Irade
width'
.:
,1:..;,..
..i.-......i;,
Another
Flying
Boat
Comes
from
Vancouver
and
One
of
StOrk,
l.
C
ir.,,.
,f
ffairrlil
f..ln
w
..iillim.l
ClbtKins
and
D.
Thomson
is
mak-11
....
....
t...i..iJ
ing
arrangements
for
a
luncheon
in
honor
of
Sir
Henry
and
bis
associates.
This
alfair
will
take
place
at
I
o'clock
on
Friday
afternoon
in
the
Huston
Cafe
ana
will
be
open
to
the
public.
A
committee
consisting
of
M
K.U.day-i6
oS.'J.
K.
Campbell,
D.
officer,
who
were
largely
instru-
Thomson.
K.
C.
(iibtons
and
J.
menial
'n
bringing
atimil
the
se-
C.
McLennan
has
been
delegaU'd
(lenient,
will
return
-oiith
this
to
lake
uji
local
malters
with
iflenuton.
Ihe
oa'rly
during
its
stay
here
Machines
Will
Go
to
Islands
A
Hurt
flying
boat.
ON.
will
arrive
here
about
the
end
or
this
week
from
Vancouver
lo
join
Uie
fisheries
patrol
111
llti
disliicl.
On
the
arrival
of
the
t5N.
one
of
the
ships
now
working
oul
of
Digby
Island
will
be
taken
to
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
where
it
will
remain
until
October.
It
is
expected
that
Sipiadron
Leader
J.
II.
Tudhope,
commanding
officer
at
Jericho
Heach
tatioti,
will
bring
ON
norlh
and
remain
here
for
the
balance
of
Ihe
season,
uilhcr
Flight
Lieutenant
Karl
MacLeod
or
Flying
Officer
A.
II.
Hull
going
lo
Ilie
Islands.
Flight
Lieutenant
V.
F.
Mawflsley,
who
recently
join-i
-
ed
Ihe
Jericho
Heach
-sjaff,
i?!
communication
with
the
shins
in
IIlllllt.
U
1
1
UUUIUIV
j
(till.
'
'
I.-.
.
...
IL.
!
.
f
-Rouaiiir
wiiii
1
ue
r.a-i
auu
is
bound
to
come."
he
declared.
MAUD
FREE
FROM
ICE
IN
ARCTIC
SEATTLE.
Aug.
12
Steamer
Maud.
Amundsen'-
exploration
ship,
which
was
icebound
throughout
last
winler
in
fhArwtta
f
the
north
of
Siberia,
has
freed
herself
and
sailet
for
Nome,
wireless
report.
stale.
The
Maud
Ifft
Seattle
on
June
:t.
11)22.
to
drift
over
the
Norlh
Pole.
FISHERMAN
Arthur
Simmons
Hanged
Himself
In
Fit
of
Despondency
at
at
Haysport
HAYSPOHT.
Aug.
12.
Arthur
Simmons,
a
fisherman
working
for
,the
Maritime
Fisheries
at
Haysport,
committed
suicide
las!
night
bv
hanging
himself
in
the
white
fishermen's
bunkhou
tieijp.
TheppostytQU
h
that,'.
it.
took
place
during
a
fit
of
des-
pondeney
caused
by
financial
af-
irairs.
Dr.
Sagar
was
called
and
he
held
an
investigation.
i
Simmons
was
about
forty
years
of
age.
lie
will
be
buried
at
J
Haysport.
I
rr
RALPH
CONNOR
COMING
TODAY
Famous
Canadian
Pastor
and
Author
Will
Arrive
on
Train
and
Proceed
to
Ilev.
Dr.
C.
W.
(iord.m
of
Win-
join
in
making
representations
nipeg.
better
known
as
"ltalpb
asking
for
the
wiping
out
of
the
Connor."
famous
Canadian'
pas-lloyal
Canadian
Mounted
Police.
lor
and
author,
will
arrive
III
Ihe
in
western
Canada,
but
Mr.
Cruiu
icily
from
the
east
on
tonight's
lias
refused
lo
1m-
a
party
to
it.
train
anil
iuo'ci-.I
In
Vaneouver
Ihe
attorney
general
ut
Alberta
on
the
steamer
Princo
Charles,
is
said
to
"have
been
agreeable
He
will
be
accompanied
by
his
but
the
move
is
nipped
in
the
bud
son.
King
tiyrdoii.
who
is
preach-by
the
action
of
the
Provincial
ing
al
Oisrnme.
'Dr.
Cordon
has
(iovemment
through
their
chief
of
en
attending
the
mrvting
of
law
officer.
J'he
United
Church
presbytery
in
Mr.
Crate
nave
il
as
his
ouiu-l
Prince
tieorge.
ion
that
the
services
of
the
force
were
still
required
in
the
west
nnd
that
he
would
do
his
best
to
intercept
any
move
looking
lo
its
abolishment.
PITTSBURG
LEADING.
KNIGHTS
OF
CUP
AND
CLASS
FORM
UNION
KD.MONTON,
Aug.
12.
leverage
dispensers
ol
FdmoHlon
have
formed
a
union
to
protect
their
"
iown
interests.
A
meeting
at
I
which
75
persons
were
present
!
has
just
been
held
and
another
will
lake
place
on
Sunday
next
when
officers
will
be
elected.
DUNNING
NOT
TALKING
OTTAWA.
Aug.
12.
Premier
Dunning
of
Saskatchewan
is
still
silent
in
regard
to
negotiations
for
his
entry
into
the
Dominion
i
government,
wincn
n
is
unurr-
isiniHl
are
in
progress.
BOARD
OF
TRADE
LUNCHEON
to
Sir
Honry
W.
Thornton,
K.H.ll.
In
lloslon
Orill.
on
Friday
at
t
p.ni;
Tickets
from
Hoard
members
1.00