K
a
hi-
TAXI
IW
Ambulance
and
H
K
semen
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
(MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOl
XVI.,
No.
100.
ar
ii.
I'
:t
"
II.:
-It
r
'.oxgall,
who
conunllted
Lo;-
Annele
Thursday.
air
valued
at
1
00,000.
il
in
l
lie
Canadian
Army
iiip
durum
the
wur,
later
In'
Amei'iruu
fowreH.
from
i:
dcscrti'il
and
wud
impri-i
'
amp
Dodge.
LIBERAL
TO
OPPOSE
MEIGHEN
AT
PORTAGE
1"
Ht
l
Attl
t.A
I'llAIHIK.
Aug.
A
McIMiui'moii,
liarrifder.
nuauimotiH
choice
of
the
H"
a
ciiii
vent
lou
held
hero
:
a
eauilldate
to
opini!e
MeiKheu.
It
in
uniler-
wdl
he
n
Htraight
contest,
imrly
helng
irpieKeiilcd.
'
...
NOTICE
TO
LIBERALS
Tlio
tiherul
committee
l'
nnm.
nMi.
ui
.
"v
'"
llliril
VC.,
lira
'lie
Kleptrie
llakery,
will
I
.
,,fi
open
every
afternoon
-"
i-iuiiuiK
uniu
cieoiiu"
'lay
n,...
uoranci-
of
tliei'
thins-.,'
aid
Mi.
King.
Th'
I'lfxent
milliliter
of
ou-lom-i
wa-
a-tain
ohargeil
witli
.laving
tiirrcplitoiiidy
neeored
n
copy
t
tnaiwrtor
Ixincan
h
re
nin
t
II
In
upon
thin
report
that
lie
ha-c
Ut
choiv'".
"Kvery
idt
ot
tiilttrmalion
he
ued
wn
itmug-gled
informal
ion.
"Kittle
wonder
that
he
hat
liecome
an
authority
a
-iiukmIiiiji."
the
es-priMiiior
aid.
Dealing
with
ooimliluliiuial
au
thority,
Mr.
King
rfhnrply
ndiuked
an
unidentified
pron
in
ttie
uu-ilienee,
wlm.
whn
Konl
llyng
iiami-
wu
mentioned
called
out,
xmkI
him
home."
Soul
of
Honor
Lord
HyiiK.
King
-aid,
wan
"the
nun!
of
honor
and
Incapable
of
any
iliHohonoralde
act.
It
i
not
ii
pei
jtiMin!
inn
tie,
it
in
a
matter
of
i-elaMoiin
of
the
miirigtry
to
the
ei-owii,'
Haiti
ex-l'remier
Kinn.
who
argued
Mint
Kiiieratx
in
the
party
were
mnintatng
today
that
the
ndatiouihip
of
the
Prime
Mm
Inter
to
Hie
Governor
(Scucral
In
Canada
tdmuld
he
in
every
pai-iHMilar
similar
to
the
relationship
hetwem
flie
Prime
Mminter
and
the
King
in
Ureat
llrilaiu.
'
WHial
alioui
.MeigheuV
policy
of
election
tiefore
tkutada
partl-
eipation
in
t:he
war?
I
don't
know
whellier
VancouMT
'.oimirvatie
approve
that
policy
enuniMiiled
hy
(heir
Ifider
or
no'..
In
quiiic
parts
of
the
country
the
Coimervatives
hud
not
liked
il.
It
wan
all
hascd
on
the
annuniptinii
that
the
(iov
I'inor
(lenoral
would
grant
dif-
noluliou
to
the
Prime
Minister
wlio
nuked
for,
it."
At
Now
Westminster
Knrlicr
in
Hie
day
Preinliv.
King
Mpoke
al
New
Vetininilei,
I'lainiiiiK
for
his
Bovernnient
"a
record
which
had
not
been
u
panned
in
the
matter
of
legisla
tion
lor
popular
iiomi.
f.very
man
and
woman
in
the
country
hail
heneJUti'd
directly
hy
redue-
lidiin
in
taxation
made.
liy
the
lafl
l.ll'i'ial
povei-umeul
and
ilranlic
i-eiiticlionn
in
the
inconni
lax,
elimination
or
Hie
receipt
lax,
and
the.
return
to
penny
postage
were
in
themselves
fact:)
which
should
leeoinmeiid
Kiherul
adininisl
ration.
.oniinerce
at
ItexeUtuke
l"i
Hie
iml
twi
yearn,
im-
heen
prnn
ed
to
ihv
inaii;u;MiiiMil
of
'lie
lira
net
i
ml
Vernon
In
replace
.
O.
Ferf.
vvho
is
retiring
to
enter
private
Misiuens.
Prior
io
going
to
ltevelsioke
5lr.
Wnillcliead
wim
for
seviral
yearn
feountant
al
the
prince
llu
pcrlf
branch
and
while
Ui-re
nuirriiMl
the
lady
superintcndcni
of
the
hospital.
mam
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IMIIXCB
IlUl'nUT.
II.
li,
SATUIDAY
AUOl'ST
IK
1020.
YMtenJay
Clreulallon.
IS
J
J
Strrel
Stirs,
41
B
o
s
to
n
G
r
i
ll
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hatl.
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
(or
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
PRICE
FIVE
CKNT8.
I
L.
MACKENZIE
KING
MAKES
BIG
SPEECH
IAY0R
OF
EDMONTON
URGES
TO
TAKE
ADVANTAGE
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
ackenzie
King
Attacks
Stevens
for
Speech
on
Great
Sir
William
Lyon
-WHO
l
VKH.
Aug.
II.
In
the
foiistilucnry
of
Vancouver
i
whirl)
returned
linn.
II.
IL
Stevens,
minister
or
customs,
I'
anient
last
yeur.
Bight
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
last
made
u
-harp
ossuult
oil
the
minister
fur
his
method
in
Usui
investigation
mid
Tor
lux
attempt
to
create
u
sensu-"
hat
i
.Stevens
doing
now?
lie
i
not
satisfied
with
.-,
tig
the
living,
he
attack
the
dead,
lie
attack
my
poor
untiMtuirr.
who
lias
oeeu
ueau
lor
o
yeans.
Mi
K
ng
minted
from
u
report
of
the
iiiuiisler'
speech
ul
RESTORE
GRANT
TO
PROVINCES,
SAYSMEIGHEN
PHINCK
OKOIUiK.
Aug.
14.--"I
annui'i-
you
hiat
Jim:
as
soo:i
as
we
can
we
will
rejoin
thai
Brunt
to
help
l
lie
province
in'
building
roads,'
said
Premier
Mcighcf)
when
speaking
here
last
night.
In'-
Premier
thin
irullcaUd
I
In'
intentions
of
his!
government,
if
reiurned,
toward!
highway
construction.
He
ske'.-!
Iched
die
legislation
for
federal;
i.
....
i
..
......
i..
i.
t..ii..
i
...
,
mvvl.h
the
Liberal
lender
U
accused
of
"try
ing
lu'
,
'
"ft
'ZZ
EMIER
BEING
ENTERTAINED
riving
on
Afternon
Train
and
tilting
South
After
Meeting
A
m;
Mcighrn,
Premie,
j
la
mo
parly
are
urn
vim;
v
ti
Hint
afternoon
a
rum
which
is
due
,.
t
to
o
clock.
I
-iiupi
m
twins
nni
up
a
m
uie
muiscrvnuvi-
j
till
wil'
be
ni!al
j
.i
.hi
in
In-
addre.
a
-
hi
Hn
-t
tintnii
.
'
'iir
Hot-ion
Hal:
K
11
llili
no
ii
plall
ir
i-e'eption
rinnit.'
M
.Mcighrn
on
a
nmin-
;
it
the
etlv
visltin?
:
r.
-t
including
Hi"
Canadian
Fi-h
A
Colo
nipany
plait'
tni
Miller
mporlanoc.
oil
lusinn
of
tonight'--meitng-
the
preniiei
w
ii
mil
nn
the
sleam--
Unpen
for
Vancouver,
air
"Cunnprvalhe
aland-.
will
accompany
tli
oari
a-
far
a
Ooean
.
,!
lie
will
address
ElIAUFFEUR
LEFT
MUCH
MONEY
lormor
Employee
of
Jackie
Coo-
flan
Committed
Suicide.
Had
War
Record.
X
Iowa.
Aui!.
1
1.
Uer
'
Xmpiey.
former
chauffeur
raise
the
spirited
which
actuated'
ii
if
grandfathers
rebellion.
Saya
He'a
Qullty
Chat
offense
I
am
guilty
of,'
mild
Mr.
Kin:.
"If
Mr.
Stevens,
lC
Mill
go
to
Toronto
he
will
find
on
he
wall
of
the
fitly
halt
there,
i
Ii"
portrait
of
William
I.)
on
Mackenzie,
the
city'
first
mayor.
lii'inx
kept
there
ly
Hie
Tories
of.
I
he
cHy.
I
wa
never
more
proud
.n
my
life
to
bur
that
name
than
servatiw
admiuislralinii,
adding
that
tin
Liberal
had
allowed
Kranls
to
lapne.
II".
however.
looked
forward
'o
the
I
hup
when
would
!'
aide
lo
rpnew
In-'
pnliev.
WHITEHEAD
MANAGER
OF
BANK
AT
VERNON
I
hid
ul
Hit.
moment.
jrormer
neaiaem
or
pnnoe
Ruperij
"I
lUre
Air.
Jtevein'
attention
CeU
Promotion
From
Re-
(
u
llHthti
hitory
and
when
tic
velatoke
Branch.
(
a4;aiu
t
f
oreed
4o
uUaek
mmihhiiic'
lying
til
lit
grave,
let
him
read
VAX
M'
VKH.
Aug.
It
JeoJ
olHltr
-tmry
am
nokliKpIayf-
Wt,itehai-ho
Iran
lieen
!
iM-fiire
hi-
fellow
eiluen
hi-.
,K.
manager
of
.the
tkinSllian
Hank
o'
;
"t
TllllKK
HIVI'.HS,
Clue.,
Aug.
IK
The
Catholic
Church
at
Louisville
near
here
was
do
nlriiveil
1iv
fire
hint
iiiKlil.
Tha
loss
in
estimated
al
8300,000.
LORD
WILUNGDON
LEAVING
FOR
CANADA
UIXIKI.N,
Aug
14.
Loru
W
illiugdnn,
new
..ioveriior
ien
eral
of
i.unada.
in
exieeied
I
i
leave
here
1m
his
new
post
tin1
la'
lei-
jmrl
if
Sepleniiier.
sailurg
for
!he
hoiniiuon
on
the
Kirt-prenn
uf
Senllailil
mi
Sepleniliei
'.'."
witfi
l.ady
illinndon.
TREVOR
CLARK
IS
DISTRICT
FORESTER
PLACE
OF
BONNEY
Trevor
A.
Uark.
nsmsiant
dis
trict
forester
has
Jeen
promoted
lo
the
position
of
din-tricf
fores
ter,
succeeding
P.
S.
Honney.
who
recently
resigned
lo
aeeept
a
position
with
the
Pacirie
Mills
at
(lecim
l-'nlN.
Mr.
Honney
will
sail
fur
Ocean
Falls
tonight
on
Hie
Prince
llup-
Ci'l
to
take
over
his
new
duties.
SOCCER
OPENS
IN
SCOTLAND
8COTTISH
LEAGUE
Clyde
Airdrieonians
T.
Cowdenbeath
0.
Aberdeen
-0.
Dundee
t,
Hearts
I.
Falkirk
t,
PaiiicUL
Hamilton
2.
St...Mirren
3.
.
Aioi'um
J,
luintermune
t).
Uueen's
Park
I.
Molherwell
2
Hangers
i.'.
Dundee
t'nited
0.
IK
IK
Maniter,
principal
or
the
Auyox
Ubcli
School,
arrived
In
I
he
city
on
the
launch
Dixie
Ho
pe
rj.
from
Alice
'Arm,
where
he
had
nei'ji
holidaying.
He
will
re
turn
,
lo.
Anyox
on
Ihe
Canlenu
tomorrow
tilghl.
Number
of
Registrations
Presages
Large
Vote
at
the
Forthcoming
Federal
Election
There
is
even
promise
of
a
large
vote
al
Ihe
rorth-".imiiig
lederai
fieri
ion.
judging
from
the
iarge
mimiier
or
registration.
J.
11
MrKciimui,
who
has
ilmige
of
the
registrationline.
anited
hy
J.
O.
Wdliam-ou.
aiinoiiiiccd
this
murniiig
That
Ihev
had
placed
IS08
narnen
on
the
list
for
the
Citjr
ut
Pi
iin
e
Ituperl
inrt
they
commenced,
and
of
tlieni
registered
vesterday.
This
is
in
addition
to
lliose
who
were
alirudy
on
the
provincial
voters
list,
which
i
used
as
a
lae.
The
registration
office
in
the
Westenhaver
Block
is
open
until
tflhf
o'rlock
tonight
Mien
it
closes,
filially.
From
August
u,
August
yil,
a
court
or
revision
wil!
sil
lo
revise
the
Imt.
Nuiuiiui
Wult
being
revising
orficer.
VISITINQ
CITY
TODAY.
HON.
ARTHUR
o
pm
--
MEIGHEN
a
ana
SHIP
GRAIN
VIA
RUPERT
Edmonton
Wishes
to
Take
Advantage
of
Short
Route
to
Orient.
EDMONTON,
Aug.
14.
"The
appeal
board
for
Edmonton
brings
this
city
a
step
closer
to
bocomlng
a
big
grain
handling
centre.
The
government
elevator
was
'the
first
-step;
now
comes
the
appeal
board;
and
next
we
want
a
cash
market.
With
that
Edmonton
will
become
the
big
grain
handling
centre
for
the
OrlenK
for
we
can
ship
to
China
and
Japan
via
Prince
Rupert
and
save
a
day
better
than
any
other
port
on
the
Pacific."
So
said
Mayor
Blatchford
In
connection
with
the
appointment
of
the
Grain
Appeal
Board
which
was
sworn
In
yesterday.
His
Worship
continued:
"We
can
also
ship
via
the
Panama
to
Europe,
and
with
other
milling
Industries
following
the
lead
of
the
Lake
of
the
Woods
Company
and
looking
foe
locations
here
we
can
expect
to
become
one
of
the
real
grain
centres
of
the
American
continent,"
he
added.
NO
MORE
BEER
TO
ANY
WOMAN
IN
VANCOUVER!:
Hotelmen
do,
Not
Have
to
Admit
Womon
and
Will
not
do
so
After
Today
.
ANi.iJl'VKH,
Ami.
li.
All
.vonien
me
,o
be
barred
from
l(3
.iceiiM-d
hotel
.u-at
parlors
in
.ain
ouver
commencing
Monday,
ouay
oeiiig
the
last
day
service
will
he
given
any
woman
or
any
pemun
al
a
table
at
which
a
woman
u
present.
Confirm-
!
mn
the
recent
agreenianl
of
jioca'
aieiniiers
of
the
British
i
otumii.a
Hotelmcn's
Association
:akr
this
atition,
il
is
an-louneed
tnal
the
association
lias
eeived
ihe
following
letter
from
Hie
liquor
control
Iroard:
"Tl.e
legal,
department
hac
ndv.M-d
the
hoard
thai
a
licensee
is
not
obliged
to
sell
beer
to
any
person
or
admit
any
person
'o
licensed
premises,
and
equally
it
is
wil
bin
the
power
of
a
li
censee
to
exclude
any
person
from
licensed
premises."
Bartenders
are
being
instruct
ed
mat
every
peaceable
means
shall
tie
employed
lo
secure
the
jeetiun
of
any
woman
attempt
ing
to
enter
the
premises
of
beer
'stablishiiipnts
WOMAN
KILLED
TWO
CHILDREN
NKWDALK,
Man..
Aug.
I
K
Mrs.
Oeil
Marshall,
living
witli
her
father
on
a
farm
near
here,
strangled
her
two
small
daughters
to
death
with
a.jrope
during
n
period
of
insanity,
the
police
believe.
The
woman's
father
told
the
police
his
daughter
came
down
to
breakfast
.Friday
nl
the.
regular
hour
and
rnlntlv,
told
her
mother
she
had
killed
.Ihe
two
children
lured
one'
and
ix
respectively:
.1.
W.
Bennett,
construe
lionnl
eiwimeer
for
the
I
nion
Oil
Company,
wdl
miiiI
on
Ihe
Prino
lloperl
loniKlii
fm
Vancouver.
Public
:
Meetings
IN
THE
INTERESTS
OF
J.
C.
BRADY
Weslholme
Theatre
and
Boston
Hall,
7.30
SATURDAY,
AUGUST
14
Right
Hon.
Arthur
Meighen
sneaks
in
Boston
Bull
al
7.30.
Hon.
Leon
J.
Ladner,
ex-nietnber
for
Vancouver
South
will
speak
in
Wcstholmo
ul
T.JHl.
The
speakers
will
later
change
places.
TUB
I'l
BKlU
KS
COHDIAKIiY
KNV1TKD
TO
ATTF.N
I)
Baseball
Rumpus
in
Pittsburg
Team
Ends
in
Suspension
and
Release
of
Several
Players
NEW
YOHK.
Aug.
14.
AVhile
the
National
League
learns
were
idle
yesterday,
a
hond-shell
wns
exploded
when
it
was
an-lioiiiiccd
by
(he
I'iltsburg
managcmeiil
that
Caiduin
Ma.
Carey,
who
had
been
with
the
team
sixteen
years
was
suspended
without
pay
pending
action
on
waivers
and
that
Carson
Highee
and
"Babe"'
Adams
had
been
unconditionally
released
as
a
result
of
dissension
among
the
plovers
and
in
an
endeavor
to
oust
Fred
Clarke,
former
manager
and
now
vice-president,
as
assistant
.manager
to
Bill
Mi'Kechnie
on
the
bench.
Carey,
who
is
the
ringleader
and
spokesman
for
his
club
male-,
declared
the
players
felt
''two
bosses
don't
get
Ihe
re
sults
one
can.
American
League
New
York
7,
Wasliiiislou
5.
Only
iiy
league
-anie
played.
HOME
RUN
RECORD
BY
LOUS
GEHRIG
OF
YANKEE
TEAM
XKW
V.OKK,
Aug.
IK
Loi-s
(ieiiri.
Yankee
outfielder,
today
po.'srsses
the
home
run
record
tha!
even
Hutti
missed
this
season,
petting
two
in
one
game
off
tiie
great
Walter
Johnson,
tiehrig
accomplished
this
yesieiilay
in
Hie
only
game
of
the-major
leagues.
-
r
Coomb,
too,
hil
homer
while
Ruth
secured
two
double
unit
a
single.
HALIBUT
PRICES
-
SLIGHTLY
LOWER
ON
THANGE
TODAY
American
North,
3K.000
pounds,
to
Royal
Fish
Company.
Middle-ton.
2i.0Wl
(rounds,
to
'anadiati
Fish
&
Cold
eUorage.
Cedrie,
21.000
pounds,
to
Booth
Fisheries.
'
Canadian
Muirneag,
3,000
pounds,
and
Helen
t,50(
pounds
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
Mangucrite,
8.000
pounds
and
Toodie
5,5no
pounds
to
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
storage
Co.
D.
S.
T.,
8.500
pounds,
4o
Hoyal
Fish
Company.
COAL
STRIKE
FAILS
LONDON,
Aug.
14.-
Secretary
Conk
s
pica
for
a
conference
with
ne
government
in
regard
to
iht
coal
strike
is
regarded
as
a.v
admission
of
the
failure
of
the
strike.
PROTEST
TO
TURKEY
CONSTAVTINOPLE.
Aug.
IK
Representatives
of
foreign
gov
er:;mon;s
wi:.
protest
against
the
ne'ion
of
the
Turkish
govern-.uent
in
closing
foreign
tuam-;ers
of
commerce.
FIDELITY
TO
FRANCE
BKIIU'T.
Aug.
14.
French
heailquartei
s
report
the
French
military
governor
of
Damascus
ha
"received
(insurance
of
the
fnlelijy
ui
France,
of
the
Syrian
and
Druse
-cbels.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
B.C.
Silver
1.
90
Consolidated
230.00
Dtiuwell
..
.
.
(iranby
Howe
Sound
Independence
Indian
K.
and
t
Premier
Porter
Titulm
Surf
Inlet
....
t;7l
S-KOO
37.00
.07
.OSi
2.15
.03
Asked
2.10
t.73
10.00
.09
..05
2.20
,03
GRAIN
EXPORT
BY
U.
SPORTS
Largest
Part
of
That
For
United
Kingdom
Shipped
Through
States.
OTTAWA,
Aug.
14.
During
.he
past
twelve
mouths,
according
to
a
report
of
the
Dominion
Bureau
of
Statistics.
198,000,000
..untieU
oT
grain
was
exported
to
tie
toiled
Kingdom,
and
of
this
linnuut
141,000,000
bushels
was
shipped
througHUrUt,edi-tstale
ports
and
5C,Oo6,000
fiushels
though
Canadian
ports.
Of
the
CG.OOO.OdO
exported
to
other
countries,
exclusive
of
the
United
Stales,
less
than
200,000
bushels
was
shipped
through
American
iiort?,
the
balance
going
out
through
Canadian
ports.
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
14.
Dur
ing
the
past
twelve
months
wheat
exports
to
the
I'nijed
Kingdom
through
Vancouver
totalled
31,-
00(1,000
bushels,
or
5t5
per
cent
of
the
entire
shipments
from
Ca
nada
to
1'iuted
Kingdom.
PREIERWAS"
ATfMcBRIDE
Spoke
to
Wayside
Audience
and
Discussed
Customs
Situation
and
Highways
McBRIDK,
Aug.
14,
Among
the
mountains
of
the
Yellow-head.
Premier
Meiglieh
yesterday
afternoon
made
his
first
speecu
iu
the
British
,
Columbia
campaign.
Addressing
'
wayside
audience
he
spoke
of
..the
customs
investigation.
He
said
h
regarded
the
collapse
of
the
customs
service
as
entailing
a
loss
of
untold
millions
of'
revenue
lo
the
country.
He
said
he
looked
forward
to
the
day
when
the
federal
government
might
uga'n
assist
the
provincial
authorities
in
Hie
construction
of
high
ways.
SIX
WERE
KILLED,
IN
TRAIN
ACCIDENT
CAKVKRTON.
N
Y..
Aug.
14.
Six
persons
were
killed
and
six
seriously
injured
as
n
result
of
ju
vvreck
last
night
of
a
fast
train
mi
Kong
Island
Railway.
The
wreck
is
attributed
to
an
Open
sAvitelt.
Two
locomotives
Juiujied
the
track,
turned
over,
and
a
pnUmau,
went
through,
tlm
side
of
a
factory
building:.
PARLIAMENT
LIKELY
TO
MEET
IN
OCTOBER
OTTAWA,
Aug.
14,
The
newly
ejected
Parliament
Unexpected
to
meet
In
October
as
a
fall
session
ineci;ssnry
no
mailer
which
nar
ily
is
Returned
andrlidlh
are
com-'tni'ted
to
it.