purng
cement
for
storage
bins
to
end
next
IK
week
but
big
warehouse,
186
feet
high,
will
take
much
longer
CREW
OF
330
MEN
NOW
EMPLOYED
Tu'o
shifts
worked
and
plant
quiet
only
three
hours
of
the
day;
work
is
of
complicated
nature
I.
.00,000
Ittfoliet
terminal
grain
elevator
living
Imilt
ir
Carle
r-llalU-Aldiiiger
Co.
Mil.
ol
Winnipeg
for
Ihe
Trade
Hint
Commerce
will
be
rompleleil
and
ready
gr.nn
y
schedule
dale,
November
15.
it
vn
definitely
i
idiiy
afternoon
Iy
It.
M.
Shearer,
superintendent
of
..
to
a
Daily
New
representative
why
mi
a
visit
li
'loragc
luo
-.
iMiiihng
of
ronrrelc
mi
which
was
!(
puilnm
Streets
Strewn
With
Wrctaga
From
Residential
Districts
V
1
1
r.al..
Aug.
2rt.
j
was
fatally
injured
'
pi'rsoiin
are
in
a
-
'ion
as
a
rc-ull
of
a
'
alipalria.
t.altf"inia.
'al
Hindi.
There
wa
i
-
y
damage,
inelinl-esiniollill
iiianv
1
-'ims
ilistint
escaped
miaKc
but
lrewn
wrwk-
ti!
"ther
parts
of
the
'
I'd
the
streets.
'
v
ar.-h
is
being
made
lie
wreckage
for
oilier
irtiins.
properly
was
a'p
Hii-
uinruing
at
CITIZENS
MEET
COAL
STRIKERS
-
No
Strike"
Commlltoo
at
Wllkesbarre
Negotiating
on
Industrial
Situation
WILKI
SHAItllF..
Aug.
2.
A)
Mimic
c
operulors
are
meeting
mi
iiiko"
eommitleu
uf
1,1
'eii:-:
tins
aflcrnonii
to
hear
appeal
Hial
scale
negolialions
"'
iiiuciI
to
prevent
a
slrike
"
n'
nam
i-oal
fields
on
Scp-b'sinc
t
Tin.
mlnera
however
M
I
iilah-il
one
condiliou,
Ilial
I'l'
a
in
iniisi
rreede
from
Iheir
)"
'
iHon
or
iiisisllng
that
no
de-
luailtl
lie
eiiiiiiilei...l
will
"'a
product
ion
coIm.
(A
COLLISION
BETWEEN
ASH
TRUCK
AND
TROLLEY
WAV
YOltK,
Aug.
2ft.
Thirty
n'-wiiBi'M.vvero
injured
In
u
col-
'
l0
'inlay
between
Irollev
and
v
...
i
.men,
i
ne
passenger
"I'lding
iiiimv
v.
.....
'""wii
mi,,
u
lliu,t)(
lh(.
,1,,.
at
eil
niiii
ii...
......
i
i.
Advertise
.n
the
Dally
News
tteMiW
I
and
6y
SeptemKer
weeks
win
i.e
rruirrii
oir
'"-)
)P1)CP,.
installation
of
this
done,
the
MILLING
ORE
!
AT
STEWART1
t
Large
Low
Grade
Bodies
STFAVAHT,
Aug.
2G.
A.
can
be
no
settlement
without
Ihe
participation
of
the
Tinted
Stales,
which
is
the
real
nrbitsr
of
the
situation
here.
HURLED
BRICKS
AT
BRITISH
CABINET
LONDON',
Aug.
2(.
During
the
afternoon
session,
of
the
cabinet,
a
well
dressed
man
hurled
two
bricks
lhrou:h
the
window
of
No.
10
Downing
Street.
He
wii
niTe-ic'l,
Hell
Ships
Being
Investigated
at
San
Francisco
on
Return
from
land,
the
Alaskan
Salmon
Canneries
utv
i.'h
VVC1SC0.
Aug.
yil.
The
slulo
labor
commission
has
begun
an
iuycsligiilioii
inlo
what
tire
described
us
Ihe
"llcli
..i.i..
..r
ihe
Alaska
fishing
fleet,
which
uto
now
returning
hero
.from
"",l",r
M,,."T.
""'i-
TIlU
commission
is
nhi.pumi(,
i.iuiiiiiis
mum."
ii
nil'
shins'
hands
Ihat
Hit
y
were
virtually
shangnied
on
Iho
fishing
vessels
mid
held
prisoners
under
guard.
'
Vffidavils
churgiiig
illicit
sale
of
liqiioi'
nml
drugs
are
won
i
lo
bv
islv
iiicnibers
of
the
crew
of
Hie
"Slur
of
Ilolliihtl."
"
;
..n.i'
cannery
workers
I
-
i
...
vessels
"Star
of
llol-l
rated
by
Ihe
Alaska
,T...
HI.
,
t
....I
,,.
I
it
ml
I
A
l..
at
....
..I
.
1
1
1
1
1
,
IIII-
iiren
Wcro
Taken
III
In
Wilds
and
!
iiriimhrfl
Af
lf
Lrnvlnn
Note
HAD
$2,000
IN
FURS
Peter
Ackerman
and
George
Williams
Loft
Prince,
George
Over
.Year
Ago
gwxi
mining
ore
wmcii
wm
last,,
,,
,r.
,
t(,r
,,u
ien.
a
long
time
and
bring
good
re-
Mie
70
foot
mark,
will
he
completed
hy
Seti-i..
.11.
f..
it...
....
..
...
tr
.
.
k.
.
..1
STORM
VISITS
t$
ei:
t.
.r
-t---
-
-
nanuie.1,
.Money
is
nee.ieii
jq
pni-m
fM,
cnntif
initio
I
wo
II
Ihi-
of
(lie
work,
part
including..,,.
,-..
,-,ni
i
i
machinery
and.,
Mr
,'
,,,
elevator
will
hei
eonirariiiMT
company
win
siani
lo
clear
up
and
move
away
Hie.
mass
of
equipment
and
machine-1
ry
that
is
being
used
In
the
erection
of
the
hiise
structure.
The
storage
bins,
which
are!
now
going
up
rapiuiy
aim
are
neariim
completion,
are
W5
feet
in
height
bill,
including
the
additional
slorey
and
cupola
on
lop
and
the
basement
below,
will
have
a
lolal
height
or
112
feel.
This
pari
of
the
elevator,
which
is
217
feet
long
by
03
reel
wide,
contains
3d
large
circular
bins,
each
l
feel
8
Inches
iu
diameter,
besides
the
outer
spares
and
inner
spaces,
all
designed
lo
hold
gram.
These
bins,
as
said
before,
had
last
night
readied
a
height
of
"0
feel,
Ibis
figure
being
for
Ihe
bins
themselves
and
not
including
the
foundalinn.
i
i
i...
i.esi
sinc
e
day
a
pouring
has
lieen
8
feel
2
inches.
Most
Imposing
Part
,
On
Ihe
workhouse,
which
will
he
Ihe
most
imposing
part
of
Ihe
slnieluie
reaching
a
lolal
height
of
180
feel,
pouring
of
cement
has
also
been
slarled.
The
first
rioor
lias
already
been
poured
ami
some
ol
the
first
floor
columns.
This
floor
is
20
feel
lo
u
'
"
wi"
1,e
Ihe
i-eilins.
continued
on
page
three
menting
Willi
an
filially
completed.
Then
lhwiMl
U0(A
"
onod
been
experi-oro
defector
CONCESSIONS
TO
FRANCE
END
Newspapers
In
England
Declare
'Can
be
no
Settlement
Without
United
States
LONDON.
Aug.
2(5.
II
is
unlikely
thai
any
more
concessions
will
be
made
by
the
British
government
in
Ihe
settling
of
the
French
debts1,
even
lo
save
the
present
conference
with
Finance
Minister
I'.aillau.x
from
failure.
Newspapers
here
declare
there
Tfwr-ol.l
on
livin
in
lMlnionton
Afler
prhing
rttwmi
"il
for
ffiid-
ll.f
llmiP
un.l
.ii..L..
.iimmiml
"
.".
.
.
MlUiars
nnriH
OI
mrf.
the
.
.
,.,;
"To
m"..."
i
i,mn
u
WW
ami
iim
,,,,.
(.(i,.:
ti,0
roof
leaks.
...
mr
..",
mil
in-
lunnir...
t.
Itt
nu,
,
i,OH.
ami
ll.n
rAiirADMiAr,"":
lH
h",,,
"""iinos
""""
y
shipping.
nc,
VjHLH
UHllla
'
,
,
'
WJM
''.
preilWs
that
an
enormous
ton-l
which
pouring
of
cement
has
been
started,,
will
be
up
by
Nov
!
tine.,
it
r
irnlil
silver,
leiiil.
line
-
-
-
-
'
n
,
and
flipper
ors
will
be
shipped
ember
I.
Afler
Ihls
about
Iwo;,
w,
n,M)
w
ONE
TO
TEN'
YEARS
JAIL
Dorothy
Elllngson
Displayed
No
Emotion
on
Hearing
Sentence
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Aug.
26.
Dorothy
Elllngson,
found
guilty
.Monday
of
manslaughter
when
tried
for
murder
after
the
confessed
shooting
and
killing
of
her
mother,
was
today
sentenced
to
from
one
to
ton
years
In
the
penitentiary.
The
young
matricide
displayed
no
emotion
on
hearing
sontence.
Sho
will
be
eligible
for
parole
after
serving
one
year.
sockeyFpack
EXCEEDS
1921
Eetlmatod
That
74,000
Cases
of
Sockoyo
Have
Beon
put
up
on
Skeena
Rlvor
This
Season
The
total
sockeye
ack
for
the
Skeena
River
this
year
is
csti
mated
at
7
1,000
cases
as
com
or"
TAXI
u
r-
Boston
Grill
Ice
Cream
goes
with
dinner
UiJ
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hull,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
fur.
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
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
XV
NO.
108,
Vi,
PHINCK
III
PEUT.
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST
20,
1025.
Yitttrdiy't
Clrcalttlon
1663
Street
Saloi
S03
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
I
ELEVATOR
.
.
TO
,
BE
READY
BY
NOVEMBER
15
GREAT
BRITAIN
AND
FRANCE
IN
AGREEMENT
OVER
PAYMENT
FRENCH
DEBT
Elevator
to
be
Completed
on
Time
Announces
Superintendent
of
Construction;
Ready
Nov.
15
FOUND
BODIES
NET
REVENUE
TWO
TRAPPERS
OF
RAILWAYS
ON
INCREASE
Good
Showing
Made
Canadian
....
National
for
Seven
Months
of
This
Year
TOHOXTO.
Aug.
JO.
Ollieial
figures
issued
here
today
on
the
VI'
TORIA.
Aug.
26.
The
Hallways
have
made
a
notable!
!
Iiadly
decomposed
bodies
or
I'eler
advance
in
net
revenues
durin;
over
Hie
1
1123
figures
Ihe
favorable
showing
that
has
already
Ihjciv
auliieved
(hould
beateeiittiiirarl
rift
thr
WW
anre
of
the
year
as
an
Upward
movement
of
urss
earnings
is
now
proceeding.
During
thul
moulli
of
July,
l'J25,
(he
gross
increase
by
383,yi
or
1.02
per
cent
ocr
July,
192
1
operating
expenses
were
decreased
by
M55.7i(!
or
LCD
per
cent.
The
rcsullatil
increase
in
net
reven
ues
for
July
is
i,33V,evu
or
228.HI
per
cent
in
Hie
first
three
weeks
of
August,
lt)25,
f.ross
earnings
have
shown
an
increase
of
1.
773.51)
t
or
lt.5
per
cent
as
compared
with
Hie
gross
earnings
for
the
first
three
weeks
of
1U21.
SHOTS
FIRED
INTO
MEETING
Action
Thought
to
Have
Been
Protest
Against
Union
Not
Agreeing
to
Strike
LONDON,
Aug.
20.-
Five
shots
were
fired
this
afternoon
at
a
meeting
of
sinking
seamen
in
progress
outside
the
otlice
of
Ihe
National
Sailors
and
!
tremens
Union.
II
is
believed
thai
the
firing
was
a
protest
against
the
L
iuoh's
action
in
opposing
Ihe
present
FIELD
MARSHAL
DIES
pared
Willi
1
11,000
cases
m
the
VIENNA,
Aug.
20.
Field
Mar
Britain
and
France
in
Agreement
on
Payment
of
French
War
Debts
LONDON,
Aug.
20.
Hignt
Hon.
Winston
Churchill,
British
chancellor
of
the
exchequer,
and
M.
Caillaux.
finuncc
minister
of
Fianre,
this
ulteruooii
reached
an
agreement
on
the
principle
of
the
fuudiu?
of
the
French
debt
to
Ureal
Britain.
The
agree-
arrival
of
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
,Cnt
has
to
he
laid
before
the
French
government
for
final
rati-show
thai
the
Canadian
.National)
rication
hut
it
is
understood
that
the
general
principle
has
heen
I
uiiolllcial
slrike
of
Hrilish
seamen.
The
strike
is
meeting
vvHJi
little
success
in
Ureal
Britain
hut
is
spreading
to
Australia
and
South
African
ports.
passed
on
by
both
British
and
trench
cabinets.
mt
.
.
i
-
.
.
I
.
.
.
r
.
t
..
I
I.
.
.
r
1
4
n
E
M
Hanadn
Saw
Pntur
n
i
-
-
,
nL.
agreement
is
on
a
nasi?
oi
u
annual
payments
oi
'
non
"f
ruvuro
UC-
l,'!
..i
,
nml
Hi-oil.'
YVilliums.
Hie
m'Vimi
iiiiiiiIIis
iiim.ihI
eniliiitr
n.
.......
..
..
:i.:i:i....r
i"
....
....
i,.
....
'
penas
on
Production
From
.,...-,
.i
,,i
u.
uit.w
.iniv
ai
n.i
iiii
u.
in.
...v..
...
..
.
....
.
.
.
i
......
....
,
-.,
-..v.
.......
....
............
aKiet'iiit'iu
io
uk
rt'uuiiru
on
from
rrince
iieorgc
more
man
a
ineni
nas
uccn
maue
in
the
lace
various
details
and
proportionate:
year
ago.
have
been
found
by
the
of
decreased
gross
receipts.
leuual
treatment
by
Frauce
of
her'
provincial
police,
il
is
reported
The
gross
receipts
were
8.-
creditors.
"
,
at
liwi'l.niarlcfsi
Kniay.
n.c
vji.o-i
or
o.i.j
per
cent
dciow,
CaiHaux
will
now
place
the
.de-nWMmpr
writer
who
has
been
rtM,jeH
w,.n.
follfM,
in
a
cal,in
ui-'lhe
corresponding
figures
in
uils
,,t.rore
ni
y0V(.pninent.
vitmg
this
district,
-xprel
,ert)
wU
rir
iiered
about
IU21,
but
olierating
expenses!
'
nim.eir
as
Having
great
intth
in
b
wiJ(,
animals.-;
The
diaries
of
were
reduced
by
II,387,i77
uie
rortiano
uinai
uisinei
as
ti.
,rn
inilicatwl
Ihal
they
were.
8.G5
per
cent,
so
that
the
net
iiKeiy
10
ueefime
a
sieauy
pro-
overc,e
hy
sickness.
position
stands
ids
at
at
ilucer.
He
illd
not
enthuse
so,
As
rntlit
of
,
;ircU
con-
incrwue
of
nuictt
over
itie
lilsli
gra.le
pros-
lIuc,w,
,V
(ir,rf,nfl
f.
Vandyke,
per
cent
as
compared
with
the
r.,
ui-ir
ii.
u
n.
'"iwiin
mailt
the
lrt(
of
one
nun-jnrsi
!feii
niumns
ui
i.-i
aim
,
it
IK
II
grane
r
mere,
5,6(57,i:87.
an,
S2,52.C00
or
76.29
as
on
the
,r(N,
InjM
,erre
coining
on
an
increase
of
81.5D
per
cc.it
fact
thai
Ihwe
are
big
ImmISos
of)lh
ralljnf
tl
vafl
found
Ihat
Wil
CLAIM
AGAINST
HAmOFt
EOARD
OF
VANCOUVER
MADE
VANCOUVER.
Auir.
26.
A
claim
for
S.'SO.OOO
damages
against
the
Vancouver
Harbor.
Commission
was
filed'
in
The
Supreme
Court
yesterday
afternoon
by
tiie
British
A
Oriental
Orain
and
Elevator
Company
for
altered
breach
of
an
implied
covenant
contained
in
their
lease
of
Number
3
MEIGHEN
MAY
COME
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT
George
Bushby
Gets
Promise
Conditional
on
Future
'
(ieorge
(S.
Husliby.
Conserva
tive
candidate
for
the
district.
has
received
a
letler
from
lion.
Arthur
Meighen,
leader
of
the
opposition
in
the
Dominion
par-1
liamenl.
stating
that
he
desires
very
much
to
visit
Prince
lliipertl
and
in
his
own
words.
"I
am
not,
you
lhal
you
can
count
on
a
from
me."
!
Mr.
Meighen
stales
further1
that
somelhip-.g
might
interfere,
such
as
the
announcement
of
an
election,
which
might
render
the
visit
impossible.
He
will
nil
-
douhledly
cme,
however,
unless
something
absolutely
prevents.
DRUSE
TRIBESMEN"
REBELLION
SPREADS
LONDON.
Aug.
20.
The
re
bellion
of
the
Druse
tribesmen
against
the
French
regime
in
bump'jr
year
of
1U21
ami
11,000
Uhal
Baron
Franz
von
Con
trad
I
Africa
is
spreading.
The
gar
cases
in
the
low
cycle
year
of
lloetzendoqf,
chief
of
staff
of
rison
of
Deir
Fz
Zor,
an
import
1021.
Sockeye
fishing
closed,
ihe
Austrian
armies
m
the
world
nut
city,
has
been
captured
by
last
Friday
night
but
Sunnyside.Uvar
died
today.
the
rebels.
Balmoral
and
Inverness
-
runner-1"
-
-
-
-
ies
will
continue
to
fallj
pack
n,
w
rr
l
S
.
varieties
The
rest
of
the
can-j
JflnfiS
AlRIHS
flanUS
UUt
til
u
p.
.
nuns
on
me
Ncenu
iiivcr
are
iinderslood
lo
be
closing
now.
Ihe
total
pack
Ibis
year
of
all
varieties,
which
will
be
Increased
Ihrouah
the
packing
of
cohoe
iind
chums
at
the
canneries
conllnuing
lo
operate,
now
stands
at
230,000
cases
as
compared
with
3110.000
cases
in
11)21
and
233,000
cases
in
1021.
Tho
1021
pack,
il
is
expected,
will
be
exceeded
by
Ibis
year's
pack
which
will,
of
course,
fall
away
short
of
the
1021
pack.
Bouquet
to
Canadian
Lawyers
and
Urges
Protection
of
Public
WTNNIPF.li,
Aug.
20
For
moral
worth,
manhood,
instructed
minds
ami
gentlemanly
instincts
and
conduct
Canadian
lawyers
as
a
Body
are
not
excelled
by
any
other
class
or
colling,"
declared
Sir
James
Aikins
in
his
tenth
presidential
address
at
Ihe
opening
of
the
Canadian
Bar
Association
convention
here
"A
black
sheep
spoil
the
color
of
Ihe
flock,"
said
Sir
Figures
so
far
obtainable
are,
James,
iu
noting
the
numerous
cases
of
impropriation
of
client's
Backers
only
estimated.
It
will
be
some
money
or
of
trust
funds
since
the
war.
lie
said
thai
effective
r
..Hi
n
I
1
1
it,
ti
nlliiki.lt,,.
Ihi
1
I...
r
.
t
,
i
.
,
..
I.
.
..
,
I
I
.
'
,
,
..
.
S
I
ii
r
oi
ii'
".""'""8
.nut-
uciori'
i
lie
acciiraie
noxeu-
curaiive
iiiensiires
were
iiviiiianie
ami
uie
punnr
smunu
oc
pro-
a"
UVVI1L,J
und
'"'
md,
star
of
1
in
i
P
'ounl
wdi
be
ktiowu
He
led
iiguMist
ignorant
und
prowling
lawyers.
SEIZE
UQUOR
AT
LAZARETTO
American
Speed
Boats
Taken
at
Darby
Island
In
Gulf
of
Georgia
V
IC
lOHIA,
Aug.
20.
IWO
American
speed
b.oals
were
seized
at
Darcy
Island
this
morning
with
2
tO
cases
of.
whiskey
aboard.
-
The
island
where
Hie
.
seizure
was
made
is
in
the
Ctjlf
of
(ieor-gia
and
is
reserved
by
tho
Dominion
government
as
a
leper
settlement;
whenever
lepers
are
found
in
this
country.
At
times
as
many
as
six
or
eight
Chinese
lepers
have
been
confined
there
at
one
time.
ANYOX
RAMS
TUG
RADIUS
Smaller
Boat
Sinks
In
Vancouver
First
Narrows
But
Crew
Are
Saved
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
26:
Hammed
by
the
outbound,
steamer
Anyox,
the
tug
Radius
of
Vancouver
sank
in
the
First
Narrows
at
1.30
this
morning.
The
crew
was
rescued.
t
he
Anyox
is
an
ore
carrier
sujlllj.-
I.-.
Iliu.
u
in
...........
.",,..
.,,...
i,v..r
S1I,...P'
ISO
,
,
i
..
.
...
il
lid
souuicrii
puns
nun
iaiun
coal
and
merchandise
of
various
kinds
north.
She
is
Ihe
property
of
the
Coastwise
Steamship
and
Barge
Company.
CHINESE
POLICE
KILL
TWO
MEN
Effort
was
Made
by
Dock
Work
ers
to
Release
Four
Arrested
Fellows
SlIANdHAI.
Aug.
20.
Two
persons
were
killed
when
.Ihe
Chinese
police
today
fired
Into
a
crowd
of.
dockyard
workers
who
were
besieging
the.
police
station
demanding
the
release
of
four
workers
who
had
been
arrested.
Four
besiegers
were
wounded
and
the
remainder
of
Hie
demonstrators
numbering
about
1300
fled.
1
FRENCH
SUGGESTION
IN
NOTE
TO
BERLIN
PARIS,
Aug.
20.
The
French
nole
lo
Berlin
on
Ihe
security
question
suggests
Ihat
Oi'i'inatiy
open
negolialions
on
Hie
secur
-ly
pact
based
on
ineinlierslnp
in
the
League
of
Nitlioti
and
III?
execution
of
t
tho