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BETTER
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SOCKET
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Inlet
but
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up
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blames
In
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Aug.
II.
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morn
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a
half
dollar
will
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water
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bi.
mbmn
var
ami
lln
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lO
(irillllirijr
nririiiiiiir
mr
nn-.-
national
iMiumtary
Hnr
in
lilm-iei
Day
ami
lln
Ik
ban
ilrnir.
To
rlalilih
the
pr.iilillity
of
(ilar-irr
Day
u
Hie
cile
for
n
new
Canaoian
iorl,
Mr.
Fonlr
iaitl.
woiilil
ilrprml
on
rxainmaliiin
dial
would
have
In
lo
made
of
Ihr
pomihillly
of
nnlering
I
he
Yukon
from
lhal
potnl.
A
fir
ii.
nas
untion
in
foiirtriHl
it
I
I
ii
1
1
oraelieable
for
(llarier
Da;'
;i
year
round
waterway
having
(inly
o'i'Hinnal
ice
berg
as
thnv
hrrak
off
from
I
he
glacier.
Work
In
Yukon
While
in
llm
north,
Mr.
Forth'
wriil
aboard
the
Wnlromlo
!
Skagway
and
pe?nt
four
-ilayn
a
While
lloi-fi
where
he'liiaile
ar-raiigemenlt
for
lp
irlnieiilal
work
lhal
l
to
be
done
in
I
lie
Yukon
Ihi
i-eaiwii.
"'
of
lalrl
workx
done
by
the
department
in
Hie
Yukon
was
the
plac-Inn
of
a
diilit
in
Yukon
lifter
wlneli.
by
flooding
and
emptying.
aiiN
in
iht'
removal
of
Ice
'froit:
liir
rixer
al
Hi"
limo
eti
uio
prlllg
break-tipa.
Mr.
Forde
bTI
bore
today
aboard
Hie
Wnlromlo
for
Vir-toria.
lb'
If
1
"
areompauioil
on
iiie
in!'
iy
v
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ant
I'ligiurrr,
and
In-
ho
and
.Inoutilei'.
Mi---
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STOCK
MARKET
ll.r..
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Daly
AlmU
Diinwvll
Uranby
lliir.i'llnii
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I
Muniiol
MoDtt
Premier
....
porler-liliilio
Siiif-lnb'l
IlllflH
Sellc
irk
-SIv
i:r--:
Dill
Hid
Asked
I.
SO
,2t
8.00
2
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1.1.00
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Vi
10
V,
The
freighter,
which
was
off
her
Pourt.
also
struck
an
eighteen
Inch
water
main,
cut
ling
off
tho
supply
for
Point
fliey.
WAS
GUILTV.
Admits
Fourteen
Charges
of
Getting.
Money
Under
False
Pretences
RUPERT
FIRM
USED
Had
Mania
for
Issuing
Checks
While
Under
Influence
of
Liquor
(Special
to
Daily
Nw.)
YAf.OLYHH.
Aug.
II.
r.en.
MrAlllntrr,
pleading
stiilly
In
fourteen
cliarge
of
gellih'i
money
umb-r
faUe
pre(ene!t
wan
remande-l
until
Augiint
In
for
(enlenew
when
he
appeared
be
fore
Magistral;
Jamo
A.
J'ind
lay
in
the
iKtlicr
court
thin
morning.
The
arrant
of
MrAllioter
fol
lowed
police
invent
igation
into
the
mysteriou
viila
to
whole
Ml
boHe
of
4
Mipp'Med
bti-
rr
for
a
Prine
itupert
firm,
who
.tfter
lodging
an
order
would
ratl
o
Hill
"'lieflk.
The
good
would
he
Nlitpiied
north
and
retimed
an
ool
ntlereil,
while
(lie
wbolroale
firm
would
find
om
that
Hie
check
was
valueless
a
Hie
order.
Counsel
fur
the
defense
gav--McAlllaler
a
goml
characler
and
declared
lhal
he
had
a
mania
for
i-M'ing
worllilrs
checks
win!"
under
the
influence
of
Iuiuor.
PRETTY
GOOD
PRICE
FOR
HALIBUT
TODAY
Twelve
to
Fourteen
Cents
Paid
for
First
Class
Fish
at
Exchange
The
price.-
paid
for
halibut
to-lay
went
fairly
high
ranging
.'roni
twelve
lo
fourteen,
cents
for
jrid
claH
fish.
The
ilolaiU
were
as
follows:
American
Pioneer,
27,000.
al.
12.80c
ami
5fl
lo
Oobl
Storage.
Mihlrtxl
II.,
21,000,
at
12.70c
and
So
lo
Dual
It
Fisheries.
Swan,
10,000,
at
1
1.7
0o
and
7c
lo
lloynl
Fish
Co.
Canadian
FUher,
1
1,000.
at
1
2.10c
and
Jc
lo
paeific
Fisheries.
Tramp.
t.').00(),
at
12.00c
and
:c
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
Tertien.
10.600.
at
1
2.30c
ami
7e
lo
Alliu
Fisheries.
Fannie
F
i.500.
at
12.20c
and
7c
to
lloynl
Fish
Co.
KnliQ,
2.000.
al
12.10c
and
7c
lo
Atliu
Fisheries.
JAPANESE
SHIP
.
STRUCK
A
TUG
8ank
Hustlor
In
Vancouvor
Nar
rows
and
Cut
Water
Main
to
Point
Oroy
-
VANCOI
YFII.
Aug.
11.
-
The
llilrly
Ipii
tug
llusller
struck
and
sunk
in
tho
first
narrows
I
ii
i'l!
Hits
morning
during
a
dense
fog
and
miioki'
by
tho
Japanese
frt'lahler
Knikya
Maru.
Two
men
itboard
tin-'tug
narrowly
escaped
denlh.
Mr.
Mc.Niven
and.
Mr.
Harrison
met
the
strike
Committee
and
laid
Hie
propo-t.il
liefoO-
them
and
asked
Ihem
to
coll
a
nis
meet-
ing
of
the
meiv
nfft-ted
tfris
af-;
lernoon.
for
tliein
lo
accept
nr,
reject
the
proKsal
as
they
saw
fit.
The
(wo
officials
pointed
out
lhal
the
rale
offered
by
the
com
pany
Is
the
prevtitliiie
rale
in
the
locality
ami
(he
bl
Hint
the
men
can
evtecl
lo
srl.
In
lhe
opinion
of
the
officials
it
is
a
fair
offer.
Mr.
3lr.Mvfa.-oiM
there
were
170
men
involvediin
the
strike.
The
carpenter
ami
a
few
labor-'
r
were
still
wording
lond.
resi-i
-
-
are
not
permanent
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
..
-
...
.
U.i
with
newly
laid
dancing
j.
t....
-"nr.
.11
'iiiPtf
i
-
":..m,i"",i
Jiuihii,,,.
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
8l(nd
noyal
Hotsl,
3rd
A
vs.
parties.
and
6UVBL
PRINCE
RUPERT
-
For
rals,
apply
to
Boston
BIATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Grill.
Third
Ave.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspapei
Phone
457.
V
.I
X
NO.
185.
"
r-
-
,
,
I'ltlXCi;
HU'KUT,
H.UJ.,
TUESDAY.
WUj
ST
n.
I02.j.
y.ilnu,'.
cirtui-tion
IMS
stM.i
ciM,
472.
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
II
A
f
II
I
ll
It
1
m
T
Wf
J
m
w
v
a
w
.
.
-
iLAllbK
KAY
IS
I
ANA
I
AN
I
hKKllllRY
viMuaiiim
imum
mil
CONSERVATIVES
WIN
BIG
VICTORY
4N
THE
NEW
BRUNSWICK
ELECTIONS
Canadian
Port
at
Glacier
Bay
Possibility
Says
Dom.
Engineer
.
P.
Forde
says
wharves
could
be
built
there
McALLISTFR
uo
giunc
10
fiiuc
uuck
iium
uniiea
States
boundary
line
h
i
.-i
U.
ii
long
uili'l
on
Al.i-k.ni
pan
handle
approx
f"0
tiiilr-.
from
I
lie
mouth
of
Lvnn
Canal
ami
175
mile
J
iicu,
Iliruiigh
un
iiilTliug
.iixl
remarkable
natural
...ii.
now
contains
a
new
Canadian
jNrl
whereas,
h
few
navigable
water
in
lli
Iwy
iIh!
iml
extend
nasi
tin
mi
loi!iiliiry
line
according
to
J.
.
Forde,
district
i-ii-
tir
ledcrai
diartfiieiit
of
public
works,
who
hu-
re
after
liming
from
uortli
nlHuinl
the
deMrlineiilnl
V
r.illllo
lo
HIlCMIgHIC
report-
t
tin
effort.
When
i.Hpl.
Vancouver
visited
IiLicht
IU
in
IKtM.
I
he
inlfl
w
cm-wl
with
a
ulair
rit!tf
l
il-
m-iiilli
mi
try
Strait.
I
ihr
yrum
tdnre
thai
time
Ihr
icr
ha
l-em
gradually
receding
and
when
an
ftiamitialion
wa
made
in
101?
t
wn
estimated
lhal
the
mlri
wn
rlrar
In
about
thr
in-ii-t
national
liiuiiiitary
lnw.
Mr
""
i
Forde
made
lhi
Inp
lo
iiiak
n
FUh
Put
up
Than
Four
urvey
of
the
touiwUry
MMr
unit
!ur
Ago
When
Catch
was
hr
'
DUnul
Unl
(Itaitirr
Hay
wa
'MOW
,,""r
of
"
n'
mlntui
Failure
on
Skeena
-r
.
I,hoh
M
m
narly
H
ml
i'
Ihr
hniimlar)
HUH
Hie
liead
of
llif
hay
i
rnvrml
for
nianv
inllr.
with
iri
lul
Uin
1
now
Ihr
M-ihilily
tif
Cttn.olian
pir
loiiiinl
for
lh
ml
of
llo
bay
lMyonil
I
lie
hoiinlary
arc
of
Mass
Meeting
of
Strikers
is
Considering
Offer
Secured
from
Company
by
Fair
Wage
Officials
A
proposal
for
a
-ellk'ineiit
uf
the
eleva'.or
slrike
i.s
lieiiig
totiMitJereil
hy
I
lie
men
involved
this
afternoon
and
there
-.eem-
a
probability
that
work
will
rcnimmcm
e
immetli.iiely.
J.
I).
.Mc-Niveii.
iJepnty.
minister
uf
labor,
anil
F.
K.
Harrison
-
Don
iti
Kin
gmeriuiteiit
Djir
vage
orficer-al
Vaiicmiver,
who
are
in
the
city,
flnv
"
n
0UZI
Anrpn
WOeraiS
I
ihpmlt
leil
Jpft
10
tn
TOrm
fnrm
nnnnviiinn
have
taken
the
rmiller
up
will.
Mr.
Shearer
who
is
in
charge
of
OppOSlUOtl
the
work
al
the
tjkvalor,
with
the
result
thai
Mr.
Shearer
has.
agreed,
to
pay
tho
city
rate
of
wages
which
is
57
rent
an
hour!
for
iKinmoii
labor
and
al.-o
to
iay
lime
and
a
half
for
any
over-
time
ov.v
eixul
hour
a
day
that.
may
he
re'iuired.
t
ttM,t
t
BILL
GRADY
IS
GETTING
GOLD
Word
has
beei
receive!
here
by
Jams
.Mcl.eod,
collector
or
customs,
front
A.
W.
II.
.Sinilh,
ayenl
for
Hie
Harrington
Transportation
Co.
al
Yfrangell,
that
Dill
Grady,
original
slaker
al
!o!d
Pan
Creek
in
the
Cassiar
gold
fields,
hail
cleaned
up
117
ounces
of
gold
in
fifieen
day.
Cold
in
-ellinj;
now
for
at
least
$11
an
'
ounce.
denlf
of
prince
Itupert.
hut
la-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
linshaw
of
borers
who
have
come
here
re-
I'sk
are
siilinx
Ibis
afternoon
"rnllf.
i
on
the
Cardenn
for
Ynncouver.
Meagher
Gives
Evidence
at
Halibut
Commission
Urges
Abolition
of
Duty
SKATTLK,
Aug.
II.-
That
both
tkiimdiau
and
Atneriaii
nienilier.i
of
the
Deep
Sea
Fishermen's
I'nion
favned
reciprot
ily
was
the
assertion
of
J.
II.
Meagher,
secretary
of
the
union,
before
the
United
Slates
tariff
commission
on
halibut
at
(he
hearing
here
jeslerday.
Especially,
declared
Mr.
Meapher,
do
fishermen
deire
the
elimination
of
the
American
duly
of
two
cents
a
pound
on
fresh
halibut
and
the
Canadian
levy
of
one
cent.
The
Canadian
duly,
he
usserletl,
did
not
benefit
the
Canadian
fishermen.
As
evidence
of
the
ruling
prices
nl
l'rmcc
nuperi
during
the
past
two
years
fish
from
Canadian
boats
sold
two
cents
lower
than
Unit
from
Americans.
The
w
itness
at
larked
Hie
fifty
ier
cent
ad
valorem
duty
col-'celed
hy
the
United
Slates
on
mpiipment
ihotighl
in
Canada
by
tnerican
fishermen.
Chairman
Marvin
nnnouncfd
that
the
commission
would
con-
fine
itself
to
cod
data,
having
concern
with
the
tariff
policy.
The
hearing
began
with
the
re
port
of
the
investigators,
who
'ouud
the
Canadian
price
of
hali
but
slightly
lusher
than
the
Mnerieim
on
the
Pacific
tint
the
revorse
on
Hie
Atlantic
where
halibut
was
only
a
side
line.
The
report
erediled
51
per
cent
of
last
years
halibut
sup-oly
of
the
-world
to
the
United
Stales,
JTj
per
mil
lo
Canada.
It
also
mentioned
lhal
a
Japanese
company
.had
begun
operations
near
her
own
country.
GOT
SIX
MONTHS
FOR
MAKING
INTOXICANTS
YANDKIUIOOP.
Aug.
II
Ceo
Joseph,
an
Indian,
was
sentenced
o
six
months
In
Jail
for
making
Intoxicants
ami
another
six
for
selling
11.
He
was
tried
beforr
Stipendiary
Magistrate
John
D
t.hiirleson
and
the
convictions
were
sent
red
by
Dominion
Constable
W.
F.
Manson
and
Provincial
Constable
H
H.
Mansell.
CALIFORNIA
TOWN
RIPPED
ROCKF0RD,
Cal.,
Aug.
11.
Damage
estimated
at
$125,000
to
$175,000
resulted
from
a
tornado
which
lato
Sunday
ripped
the
little
Imperial
Valley
town
off
its
foundations.
Only
two
of
tho
town's
twenty
buildings
are
resting
on
their
original
sites.
TYPHOON
STRUCK
A
DUTCH
VILLAGE
Alrplano
Crashed
on
Asylum
Kill
Ing
Throe
People;
Othor
Places
Injured
AMSTERDAM.
Aug.
II.
Four
persons
were
killed
ami
more
than
200
injured
in
the
stnall
village
of
llorctilo
in'
FnlYern
Holland
as
the
result
uf
n
typhoon,
which
struck
the
place
last
night.
Today
Hie
village
is
a
mass
of
ruins.
I
Mi
lint-
Hie
hurricane
an
airplane
crashed
nit
a
lunatic
aVy-
lum
killing
three
people.
Many
oilier
villages
were
badly
injured
by
the
force
of
the
wind.
"
L""
T-"
Dr.
J.
F.
Steele
is
visiting
this
neighborhood
wilh
a
view
fo
pra'
Ti.
ms
medicme
Conservative
Victory
in
New
Brunswick
was
a
Complete
Turnover
to
new
government
of
Hon.
I
B.
M.
Baxter
ST.
JOHN,
X.M.,
Aug.
II.
The
opposition
led
by
Hon.
J.
il.
M.
Daxter
won
a
sweeping
victory
in
the
provincial"
elections
in
.New
llrwiswick
yesterday,
the
government,
headed
by
Hon.
P.
J.
Veniol,
securing
but
twelve
oT
the
i8
seats
constituting
the
'
.muse.
i
With
a
following
or
:I5
Mr.
Baxter
will
hae
a
majority
of
i24
in
the
next
Legislature.
l
The
fanners
with
but
three
candidates
in
Uie
field
did
not
.'prove
a
factor
anil
two
independents
who
ran
losl
their
deposit.-.
every
ineinncr
01
me
jjoveriimciu
--
-
-
-
with
Hie
exception
ir
the
pre-
n
A
HP
CP
FinPf
mier
and
his
ministers
or
lands
MIKrNI
rlKrN
and
mines,
Hon.
J.
A.
Dysarl,
and
1
VlllJU
1
1
lllLilJ
Hon.
J.
K.
Meehaud,
suffered
personal
defeat.
Final
Figures
ST.
JOHN,
.N.D.,
Aug.
It.
rinai
inures
ia
Uie
elect
ion
re-
I
turns
in
tin
province
give
Con-
r
Most
of
Hie
mem
il
is
under-4
f
perraiives
wanu
uroerais
itt"
r
.nr.
iuAier,
in
u
lormai
state
ment,
ooiouienting
on
die
victory
declined
to
discuss
the
personnel
of
the
incoming
administration.
No
sooner
had
the
count
commenced
last
exciting
than
it
wa
rn
ident
a
change
had
taken
place
in
the
alignment
of
the
parties
and
lhal
the
Liberals
would
be
uefeated.
In
only
u
few
eon-di-tuencies
did
the
party
hold
ils
own.
Premier
Veniol,
who
will
now
lead
the
opposition
forces.
was
elected.
The
New
Premier
The
man
who
will
be
the
new
premier,
Hon.
J.
It.
31.
llaxier,
K.C.,
was
minister
of
customs
in
the
Meighan
governnrent.
He
resigned
as
leader
of
the
opposition
in
New
Drunswiek
in
September,
1021.
to
accept
the
portfolio
ami
returned
to
the
provin-
llll
Cllllltl
IIH?
III
Uf.UI.1.
lead
the
Conservatives.
He
was
elected
In-
Hie
.onstiliirncv
r;Co"aPses
St.
John-Albert
in
ll21
and
only
a
few
weeks
ago
was
unani
mously
chosen
leader
of
the
Conservatives
at
a
convention
lielil
in
St.
.Iiiliu
I'runi
the
lime
Ins
rc-uppoiutment
a
few
weeks'
ago,
Hie
Conservatives
bad
as
House
leader,
Charles
D.
Richards
of
Fiedericton.
Hon.
Dr.
llaxter
was
born
ul
t'arleton,
SI.
John.
N.H.,
in
IWSH.
ami
educated
at
the
public
schools
and
at
King's
College,
Windsor,
N.S.
(D.C.L.:
.
lie
was
first
elected
to
the
iNew
Druns
wiek
legislature
at
a
bye-election
in
1011
fur
St.
John
County.
He
was
re-elected
at
tho
."general;
elections
of
U12
anil
in
Decent-
her
10
H,
became
attorney
gen-
eral.
He
held
that
portfolio'
un
til
1017
when
the
government
of
lion.
J.
A.
Murray
was
defeated
at
the
polls.
.
Perhaps
the
oulsUtinHng
lssut'4
in
the
present
teunpiiign
wa:.
the
propo-ed
hydro
electric
tie-
velopnieut
at
Oranil
Falls.
Atj
the
last
session
of
the
legislature:
the
governnvenl
Introduced
tindj
succeeded
in
piloting
through
'
Hie
House
legislation
which
prn-'
vided
for
I
he
expenditure
of
10,-1
Oi.m.000
lo
complete
the
Initial
development
al
(traml
FalN.
This'
money
was
to
be
soenl
under
Ihe
direction
of
Die
New
Brunswick
Power
Commission,
of
which
the
'ronlimicil
on
oaite
six'
Advertlte
In
thi
Daily
News
STILL
MENACE
Weather
Cooler
and
Abscnco
of
Wind
Aids
Fighters
on
Vancouver
island
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
11.
Tho
forest
fire
situation
was
little
improved
this
morning
.although
the
absence
of
wind
and
cooler
weather
enabled
the
fire
figliter
lo
gain
some
advantage.
The
situation
is
-till
serious
in
the
vicinity
of
Courtenay,
Lutlysmith
and
lleriol
Day.
I
Along
the
Eraser
valley
crews
are
gradually
subduing:
outbreaks,
which
have
destroyed
a
number
of
homes
and
logging
equipment.
In
the
big
bend
country
north
of
RevelstoTis
four
fire
fighters
are
missing.
GIRL
FAILS
TO
SWIM
CHANNEL
When
Eight
Miles
From
Dovor
and
Forced
to
Quit
UDULOUNE,
Aug.
11.
Lillian
Harri-on.
the
Argentine
swim-
of
lion.
Mr.
Daxler
s
resivoalion
""
"
,,lM
"'.'""J
!
:.s
lender
f
I
he
,.....siii..o
to,
"'
channel
between
Ualais
from
Dover
last
night
and
forced
to
give
up
the
effort.
BASEBALL
swim
and
a-cept
the
federal
H.orlfolio
until!
lvr
collapsed
when
eight
miles
was
American
Detroit
H.
Boston
7.
SI.
Louis
I,
Philadelphia
6.
Cleveland
2,
Washington
3.
National
Brooklyn
7-13.
Cincinnati
-3-7.
llolon
5,
Chicago
3j
New
York
2,
Plttsjnil-g
I.
Philadelphia
:i.,'SI.
Louis
5.
NOTICE.
All
meinlicri
of
1st
Battn.
N.B.C.
jk'sl.
with
unity
clothing,
cifles,
bayonets,
etc.,
mij&t
Dirn
Ihese
in
inimedlnuMy
:
this
for
inspn-tiuit
iCy
,
Senior
Ortlnanrtr
Olllcer
from
headiiiuirlcrs.
,,
Drill
Hull.,,
Second
Ave.
will
be
iipeu
evenings
on
Holiday,
Tuesday
ami
Wednesday
from
7
p.m.
till
10
p.m.
for
tho
purpose
of
receiving
equipment.
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