il
TAXI
faJ
Ambulance
Anywher
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
nd
6lh
Ik
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOL
XVI.,
No.
185.
'I
ho
Liberal
committee
a"m.
:n3
Third
Ave.,
next
1(0
T
In
11
)
UI-
SKEENA
RIDINQ
'he
Klcclrlo
Hakery.
will
men
IhU
nriei-noun
""d
eveiiino
Ik
III
1
ItVlll'V
II
f-
4
noon
and
evening
there-
u'p
mill)
election
day..
4
t
V
''Hit
if"0,lj.
4
liy
I
ue
IKMIIItKlininto.
-,.lW.i.
ve.ler.lnv
afl.W-iM.iiii
ttt
;uily
despatched,
and
'
ui
loads
of
the
saiif
wine
trans-shipped
e
also
ronijind
iv
II
was
sent
by
tin
ii
Pacific
I'ackiux
li.
-ined
to
Uie
Uiiiver-i.Mipnrallon,
one
of
oiiiitaiiles
in
lh
.i""
The
llelllnghani
aeen
her
early
Hit
'
was
held
up
by
foa
ilcrstood
lhal
If
lhet
arrive
in
sooil
eondl-
n
roiss
xnmenU
'
ii
port
ninin
m
v
i
ir
K
V
h
A
I
II
AK
r-m
m
mm
rm
m
m
BAY,
VICTORIA
in
mnA
tAMM.H
rH..Mi
Ih
nsl
Street
Home
Both
Shot
to
Death.
''
ToitiA.
,ut.
tl.
-
Shot
Jo
bodies
of
(lerald
P,
i
'
and
wife,
S8.
were
II
Ra
lieir
home,
Deal
Streel,
a
Sunday
ami
Ibc
po-V"
it
to
be
h
cae
of
and
suicide.
aePily
is
thought
to
have
a
nrday
nlpht.
jlaildon.
i"-relar'
"'e
Dun-
'
s.
had
resided
here
for
v
ari.
bolh
he
and
his
uuiiu
from
Cimland.
nt
iioe
of
the
crime
has
not
'""
"mined
by
the
police
of-i
iiless
a
lister
of
llad-
t::
have
affected
his
mind.
r
1
rustbound
:rnln
will
not
"
'illy
until
0.30
ii.iii,
hav-:
n
held
until
the
arrival
!;
Muanier
Prince
Charles
"
oue
in
tiori
i
rum
i
"
NOTICE
TO
LIBERALS
I..
L.
Dullon,
a
tied
&l.
at
hi-
residence
on
Taylor
St
rel.
The
lale
.Mr.
Pulton
had
suffered
a
stroke
early
in
July
but
had
since
been
vrkiiu
nl
hi
regular
oeriipal
mills
fore
nia
n
of
Hie
City
line
department.
In
which
eapaelly
he
had
worked
since
lilt
I.
peeeaseii.
who
was
an
active
member
of
the
International
Ilibl
Students'
Asioriatinn,
was
born
in
St.
Paul.
Minnesota,
and
is
survived
the
widow,
four
nn,
Leon,
Hiunry,
Ktigene
and
lluell.
W,H
n
daughter,
Miss
llutli
Dullon,
and
Kiandlaflior.
(Juries
IhiUnn,
all
residing
in
the
oily.
Interment
wilt
be
made
at
Kit-
wan
a,
where
the
son
operate
a
ranrh.
funeral
arrangement
be-in?
in
the
huntls
of
the
11.
I.
Un
dertakers.
OBJECTION
TAKEN
TO
CREMATION
OF
AN
EAST
INDIAN
VANCOt'VKH.
0.
-
The
Province
today
says
action
is
likely
lo
be
advised
by
the
eily
beallli
conimlllee
at
a
iiteetlnK
loilay
agafiist
person
responsible
tor
the
creiunlion
of
Shav
Singh,
the
Hast
Indian
killed
a!
the
level
crossing
accident
at
Marpole
whose
funeral
pyre
,al-trneled
Ihe
attention
of
ihapy
residents
near
Ihe
obi
Indian
lleserve
in
Ihe
Kilsilaiio
district
at
The
week
end.
MOSCOW
DENIES
ALL
INSURRECTION
STORIES
MOSCOW.
Aug
f
Ucpor'.s
emaiiliiiK
from
llurharest
of
Hie
serious
widespread
insurreclion
in
Hussia
is
denied
hero
as
a
"shamelesK
fake."
The
sanio
denial
is
made
of
report
that
frolsky
had
fled
from
Moscow
and
Hint
Ihere
was
an
.uprlsin
In
the
I'kraln.
BIG
LEAGUE
BEBALL
American
League
Waslilngtou
I,
Cleveland
7.
Philadelphia
.
Chicago
5.
New
York
3,
Detroit
8.
lloslon
t,
St.
Louis-
2.
National
League
Cincinnati
0.
New
York
C.
U
St.
Uuls
3,
Hrooklyn
2.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
pniNci:
nui'Kirr,
.
a,
Monday,
auoust
o,
1020.
and
in
the
Hank
of
Toronto
branch
at
Preecevillc.
u
In.
th
provincial
eoutt
Salunlay
lo;
aioiwer
to
charge
of
arson
and
theft
ui
ri.'O
from
the
bann
and
vvu
r.'inamled
lor
efti:
days
on
May
2V
she
told
or
an
al-.fKi-.i
holdup
nl
the
hank
to
tii
effect
that
thre
masked
ni-n
entered
her
room
half
a
Li.-k
away,
druapec'
aer
and
can
i-sJ
her
lo
the
oank
where
afte:
bealins
her
she
iiene
tl.
vault
door.
She
mab!
'lie
stab'
meat
here
that
the
nn"i
liao
eruelly
bnaten
her.
puun
il
oil
o.
her
bead
mid
lbre,ili-n'l
to
.
fire
tj
her
ierson
it
lie
do!
.:
do
as
commanded.
Slie
reelie-;
how
she
bad
put
up
a
fix
lit
bu
finding
bersett
faced
with
a
jtuti,
aequiseed
tn
l
heir
demand-She
recounted
nu
-lie
esUHeVi
from
the
burning
buiblma
ajii
she
Iwd
tieeii
tnxind
and
paiif
.This
occurred
when
she
tenitl
In
the
t.ak
yard
of
1lie
bank
liext
li',n.;,
,nn
now
Miss
Lindbhini,
aecirdinji
to
the
police.'
nays
nil
tins
a
a
con-rncted
.tory
t
cover
up
her
w
lion
in
firms
(lie
l:iik
reeonl
RAILROAD
AND
INDUSTRIALS
General
Motors
Go
Up
Hv
Points
And
Other
Stocks
Advance
Less.
NIAV.YOIIK.
Aim.
9.
Apares-sive
bidding
for
railway
and
industrial
share
created
a
bullish
enthusiasm
In
the
stock
market
this
morniiu:.
This
was
heightened
by
enormous
buyinir
in
Oen-eral
Mutors,
which
jumped
five
points.
Numerous
other
issues
advanced
one
to
rive
points.
WAR
ON
BEER
PARLORS
BY
PROHIBITIONISTS
Rev.
R.
J.
Mclntyre
Sets
Forth
Alms
of
Group
at
Meeting
In
Vancouver.
VANCOt
VI
.
It.
Autf.
!.
The
cir
culation"
of
a
petition
to
pet
the
I
siifnaliires
of
35
per
cent
of
Ihe
voters
of
Uie
city
askliwr
the
levt-
Islaltirc
for
a
iplehisrile
on
Uie
continuance
of
beer
parlors
wilh
i
view
to
eliiuiiiatinx
Hi
cm.
Is
one
of
the
Objects
of
the
Hiilisli
Col
iimbin
pt-ohlbilionists
ns
set
forth
by
llev.
It.
J.
Mclntyre
at
a
meet
injr
here.
War
on
Ihe
beer
par
Imrs
with.evcitlual
total
provincial
and
Dominion
prolill.il
ion
is
what
they
are
afler.
MANY
DROWNINGS
IN
,
EAST
OVER
WEEK-END
-
.
NKW
VOIIK,
fvug.
0.---Thirty.
five
drownings,
ten
near
lluffalo,
where
scores
of
bathers
were
suddenly
swept
into
Lake
Krie
by
an
undertow
from
a
lingo
swell
Sun
diir:cVenliiK.
eleven
in
New
Knit
janiltfihd
.'ft
in
the
vicinity
of
Now
Yofkf
Avoro
reported
over
Ihe
week
end.
AmmJmWmmmWF!2&4'?
AktvHB
SKVmmmvmwP--
Mmmmmr
sLLtB-"
iTw.
-wwfktmmmmPmmmmmmJmM,
X
"1
m
Stalulelte
of
the
Prutce
or
Wale--
in
li
s
thirty-second
birthday
by
rles
Jagser
Tor
Lord
Ksher.
He
is
represented
in
tenm
flannels.
ON
THE
JUMP
C.
G.
McGeer
Carries
Fight
Mo
North
Vancouver
Against
General
McRae
Under
the
Liberal
Banner
NOHTII
VANCOL'VKU.
Aug.
.
After
Ian
Mackeiuie,
M.
L.A.,
and
other
nominees
had
withdrawn
their
names,
(1.
O.
Mctieer
defeated
Hcv.
P.
(1
Parker
of
(iib-on's
Landine
at
the
Liberal
ctinvenlioii
Saturday
night
for
the
right
lo
oppose
tienerat
A.
D.
Mcllae.
Conservative
candidate,
at
the
federal
election.
Outlining
his
platform
in
a
pre-mimiuatioii
speech,
Mrfieer
said
Ids
first
plank
wus
"renwival
of
the
discrimination
in
rail
way
rates
lo
Hrilish
Columbia.'"
He
further
said
he
favored
the
purchase
by
the
Canadian
National
of
the
Pacific
Ureal
Eastern
Hallway
and
its
ompletiou
into
the
Peace
lliver
cotUUry.
If
elected,
Mr.
McCeer
said
Ik
would
insist
upon
the
completion
of
the
C.N".
It.
terminals
on
Durrani
Inlet
ami
declared
he
would
include
in
his
platform
complete
reorganization
of
the
harbor
board
and
construction
of
piers
and
elevators
on
the
nortli
s'mre
of
(tie
inlet.
Mackenzie
King
Defends
the
Character
of
Hon.
Geo.
Boivin
Who
Died
in
States
on
Saturday
PHILADELPHIA,
Aug.
o.
lion,
tieorge
Hoiviti,
minister
of
customs
in
the
tioveriimeut
of
Y.
L.
Mackenzie
King,
died
here
Saturday
following
tin
oper.dion
tor
appendicitis.
SASKATOON,
Aug.
P.
'l
have
only
this
to
say
for
Mr.
Hoivin,
thai
he
died
as
he
lived,
placing
his
life
as
a
sacrifice
on
the
altar
of
his
country,"
said
Kx-Pretuier
King,
in
the
course
of
a
campaign
meeting
here
Saturday
night.
The
Liberal
leader
dealt
wilh
the
charges,
made
against
the
lale
minister
of
customs
dining
Ihe
last
Parliament,
referring
to
them
as
"one
of
the
jnosl
i-1
-
--.-.
-
eiyns
aittacks
brotiKht
nrainsl
thepim'ijf
i
ntttp
niiii
t
charaeler
of
a
public
man."
Ho
JUDlHAKINt
Al
ipioted
Hiewonls
of
Hoivin's
defence
in
the
House
ot
("ominous
in
June
and
reminded
he
people
of
Canada
of
their
debt
to
the
men
in
puhlio
life.
'
u
A
donation
oT
sf-JSIoward
the
Hoys
Hand
fund
has
been
iv-ieied
from
tieorge
Ilorie.
BASE
IN
DAVENPORT
LONDON,
Aug.
P.
The
adtnir-ul'y
today
announced
that
the
submarine
M-211
sank
al
lier
ln-veuporl.
base
while
undergoing
repairs,
'and
It
is
eared
that
five
liiv.'S
jii'e
lost.
StturdJff
Circulation,
1631
Slrtft
Sl
310
New
Westminster
Baker;
Killed
Result
of
Blasting
Operations
In
West
Burnaby
VANCOLYKIt,
Aug.
!).
When
he
was
struck
on
the
head
by
a
tree
ropt
thrown
with
great
forc;
500
feet
in
blasinfT
operations
Fred
PetoloW,
21,
a
baker
of
New
Westminster,
was
almost
instantly
killed
on
Saturday.
The
victim
was
walking
od
Stride
Ave.
in
West
Hurnaby
when
the
accident
occurred.
tiarry
crowuier.
aiieirruiy
.n
charge
of
thr
blasting
operations,
was
placed
under
arrest
on
a
charge
of
tnanslapuhler.
lie
claimed
to
have
a
special
permit
for
blasting
on
Sunday
i
......
.
i
I..,
i
.
ami
aeciari'ti
waning
nan
"''fipp
11
siven.
ue
wis
reieaseu
on
j.
000
bail.
ANOTHER
QUAKE
IN
.
CALIFORNIA
TOWN
VKNTURA,
Ciif..Ailv-.
:.
An
earth
tremor
of
three
second.
duration
waj
felt
here
last
nitu
and
of
suff:cie.ii
force
to
shake
the
erocKe;y
from
shelves
an.i
vitijj
chandeliers.
TiK
tremor
was
arcompamed
by
a
rumotii'.n
sound.
The
stn
k
was
a'so
felt
in
Santa
Harhara
tn.it
'.o
dam
av1
resttlied.
:
"
TEN
DROWNED
IN
LAKE
WHEN
BATHING
HUFFALO.
Aus..
P.
Ten
young
people
are
believed
to
have
beeiv
drowned
wh-
n
several
parlies
of
baihers.
al
beaches
iilomr
the
seashor;'-
of
I.akn
Krio
wi
re
causrht
in
a
'
Irejclirq'jn
ai
d
overpow
ring
unrVrfow
ye.s
lorday
evening
and
carried
on'
into
dro-p
water.
DID
NOT
FIND
B0DY
OF
LORD
KITCHENER
LQNTiON.
Auk.
9.
Official
de
nial
of
Hie
reported
finding
of
Lord
Kitchener
body
on
tjie
shores
of
Scandinavia
and
its
interment
there
is
"given
In
a
report
of
the
.los
of
the
Hampshire
off
Hie-
itiuISftOi
Orkneys
:
-4.
-
,r
ft
tSfC
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire,
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
Hie
least.
Phone
467.
PRICE
FIVK
CKNTH.
EIGHEN
NOMINATED
PORTAGE
LA
PRAIRIE
dm
III
CARRY
LIBERAL
BANNER
AC-AMT
Mr
RAF.
IN
NORTH
VANCOUVER
.
-
...
.....
.
.
iberal
Party
is
More
United
Than
Ever,
says
W.
L
Mackenzie
King
GIRL
TELLER
BANK
DENIES
FORMER
STORY
Fired
Building
to
Cover
Records
I
and
Is
Charged
With
Arson
SVSKATOON.
Aug.
it.-
W.
L
Mackenzie
King,
in
address-
and
Theft
...
I
U
I
.
,
-
.
1
I
i
nunc
meeting
ncre
on
rtaiurnay
evening,
sant
u
was
a
son
Inlay
u
it
was
seven
years
Mine
lie
en'cred
with
great
nnou
llii'
leadership
of
the
Liberal
I'artv
I
feel
that
at
no
time
ill
I
tie
history
ol
Canada
ha
the
parly
Ihmmi
more
iiniled
from
the
Atlantic
to
the
Pacific,"
nr
ex
premier.
The
unity
of
the
country
itself
wn
demon-al
the
last
session
of
Parliament
by
the"
working
to-if
Liberals
fnini
Sa-kiilclif
wan
with
lhoe
from
Quebec.
ESH
SALMON
ETCHIKAN
TO
NEW
YORK
CITY
!
Mr.
King
urged
I
tt.it
the
railways
of
ilir
eouniry
Im
placed
on-tie
1
tlie
direction
f
Hon.
Charles
j
Iiunnftvcr
.who
'is
a-
able
an
d-
iniuitr.Uir
as
ever
eont
rolled
the
j
railway
department
of
any
kov-j
eminent."
This
could
be
done
by
j
returning
tin
Liberal
party
to
turner,
a
lie
believed
would
be
dmie
next
month.
.
-.j.
vi
.u
pitw
rnnf
nurr
a
bir
LUflu
uuii
u
iimvuiiii
w
mi
mi
iihh
omorrow
r
rom
rower
bobv
Belllngham
.
VIII
Lillll
L.U
1
LLi
DIED
YESTERDAY
II
sasni'it
parked
in
ice
.L.
...
Dullon
Passed
Away
at
His
snipped
Dirouali
Prince!
Reldenee
Following
Stroke
t--m
Keii-iiikan
to
'New;
Recently.
I.nt
week
a
mil
oar
'
rii
MUimnn
wnsi
ti-
....
......
...
JlLOlNA,
Aug.
'J-Kinma
Lind-
Mom,
former
Idler
and
iircounl
Premier
Meighen
When
Nominated
Defends
His
Policy
Regard
Railway
WINNIPKO.
Aug.
ii.
Denying,
the
statements
of
Ms
opponents
in
connection
with
frpighl
pies.
Hon.
Arthur
Meighen,
premier
of
Canada,
in
accepting
nomniatioii
again
for
Portage
Li
Prairie,
said
he
did
not
believe
in
statutory
rates.
Ie
believed
in
rates
fixed
by
the
commission
and
regretted
that
the
commission
did
not
enjoy
the
confidence
of
Ibc
people
it
should
enjoy.
He
proposed
that
every
part
of
Ihe
country
ho:i!d
he
treated
alike
in
railway
matters.
He
did
not
propose
that
sjit'cial
assistance
should
be
given
by
the
whole
of
Canada
to
bear
the
inirden.soine
railway
wei?m
wiiicui
now
rest
upon
people
in
the
extremes
of
Canada.
Mr.
Meishen
dlsrusned
the
events
leading
up
to
what
he
termed
as
the
iznoniinlous
flip
tit
from
office
of
the
Kin-jr
(Sovernnient
in
order
to
escape
a
vole
of
censure
in
regard
i-
customs
department
revelations",
lis
also
raid
that
liie
si!2?etion
he
intended
to
create
a
jsreat
railway
monopoly
"vvias
the
result
of
a
malevolent
imagina
tion
from
beginning
to
end.
He
wanted
Ihe
two
railway
systems'
to
continue
and
Mie
fiovei
nenxentjaf
Vancouver.
The
contract,
which
proposed
in
lie
abo!nrely
fair
hevjhas
been
officially
approved
by
tween
them.
ml
s-eins?
that
each
1
fulfilled
its
function.
STRUCK
BY
ROOT
WHEN
OUT
WALKING
CONTRACT
LET
AT
VANCOUVER
FOR
NEW
HOTEL
OTTAWA,
Aug.
9.
Arrangements
have
een
completed
with
the
I'.aii.'i'lian
National
Hallway
for
Ihe
erecMon
of
a
500
room
hotel
the
government,
provides
for
re-
'illeuuioii
or
the
a?:reenienl
be-
ftailway
and
the
ioverhmenf.
i-toitract
fo
r'he
work
lias
been
let
to
the
U.
J.
Ilyan
Contractingr
Co.
ATTEMPT
KILL
GREEK
JPREMIER
Man
Seized
as
He
Flashed
Revolver
In
Front
of
Pangelos
In
Hotel.
AT11KNS.
Aug.
i)
An
attempt
made
to
assassinate
premier
Pan-gelos
while
he
was
lunching
at
an
hotel
at
Seplsa
was
foiled
by
other
guests.
A
merchant
of
Xilokas-tro,
named
Antonopous.vyas
seiied
as
be
flashed
a
revolver
before
Uie
Premier
and
before
he
could
Tlie
premier
was.
undisturbed
ami
continued
his
meal,
perfect
order
prevails
throughout
the
country.
B.
C.
CRICKET
Team
From
This
Province
Took
Everything
In
Sight
at
Tournament
FDMONTON,
Aug.
9.
Hrtti&h
Columbia's
team
finished
up
in
a
blaze
of
glory
al
the
conclu-
ion
of
Western
Canada's
cricket
.tournament
Saturday,,
register-
int
the
slxlh
win
;ln
as
many
slarls,
the
victim
in'
Hie
last
fixture
being;
Alberta.
The
scores
Saturday
were
H.C.
1
12
for
flvi
wicket.
Alberta
131.
.
LADIES'
MEETING
-n
orj:ai'j?atiojilt
iqeellng
of
,dl
ladlp-j
wlm,
favor,
the
candidature
of
j.
C.
,
Hraily
will
be
held
at
the"
Conser-
valive
Commute
llooins.
opposite
the
Federal
Huild-
inr,
on
the
evening
of
An-
gus!
0.
All
.those
who
are
willing
to$'as?!t
In
the
election
"of,
th
eaodldalt
are
cordially
iiivlled.
1K5
'
,
'
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.
.
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