eHee
or1
TAXI
.
1
M
lfc
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
8L
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
vol
XVI
No.
I7'J.
AM'KMj.
Aug.
5,DU-
an
dm
li"
considered
l
it-
KPtlllll
MP
I'liersilll
Mil
.
.
.
,:i..ji.
:ir
tm
M4
nr
hi
lurinrr
,
iv
;
iiy
In
office
KM1
He
said
he
believed
e
1
ought
here
by
ol
:n
Carmcl
"lo
Min-essfully
prosccuic
a
perjury
charge."
He
un
Hir
drain!
Jury
lo
ami
explain
Ihe
ftitualion
Lumber
alter
which
he
u
wMid'w
i
lii
case.
AN
W
IllhS
IN
ENGLAND
irpout
Jwlfth
Author
and
Pub
T
licist
Pasted
Away
From
Pneumonia
if
M
N'miX,
Aug.
-'-
Irael
Zang-:
noted
playwrlKht
ami
irilcr.
diwl
yrslrnlay.
if'
itreo
Uiiilrjoing
I
real
-i
two
man
Mi
liul
the
l'-a
if
ijoutli
I
iihen
n
nnnia.
kwiII
win.
horn
in
I
HO
I
mul
pj
'I'hapa
I
Im
roalt
cn-
aui-onn
iMinuiii'lilatnr
oil
Uf,
hflitiR
an
anloi't
anil
founder
uf
tl't
li:
uul
Jew
i
Mi
oifianitallon.
.inawill
inailc
n
hit
wiKi
I'ri'inicr
nnI
Ihr
I'alntn"
I
KHH
ninl
la
rinru
iiiil
1'ililril
H
r
t:
weekly
ralloil
Arji-I.
ho
1
-gan
nnM'l
writ
1119.
H''
'!
t
written
ilu.v!,
of
which
'
Mrltlnn
I'ol
is
u
iiroinin-r
"3;iiiiiii
.
MOTOR
STOCK
ON
THE
JUMP
utneral
Motors
Lead
Advance
Passing
Two
Hundred
Mark
This
Morning
Sl'W
YOIIK,
Aug.
2.-
Leading
ni'
"her
vteorous
upturn
In
Ih''
market
loday.
tienoral
Mo-
,,:
crossed
the
two
hundred
",-
ar
shure
mark
and
eslab-(i
iicil
a
record
for
high
prices
A
''imtmmkIous
.
buying
movement
no
Klock
hud
been
under
way
fo'
mom
than
n
week.
Fresh
',
irn
Improved
I
tie
price
In
ex-
rp
of
ten
imlnlrt
uhuve
last
''eks
closing
figures.
"""J
oilier
molor
Issues
wore
'n'uvily
biiimht.
Subscribe
to
the
Dally
News.
"It
Smith
he
robbed
wnen
pIi-vuu
year
old
a
grocery
store
neai
.Salmon
Arm,
11.0.
When
.'0
veHTf
of
Kto
he
aii
he
left
(he
home
of
hi
lather
"near
On
tarto.
'
Hi
first
munler,
he
loin
the
iolire,
wa
commuted
shortly
Iwfore
the
.San
Kmneieco
earthQuaLe
wtrtii
he
killed
a
young
companion
In
Dial
rl
during
an
atlemptH
robbery.
II
coverfd
ui
the
crime
by
burn-
tiiK
the
Mctlm
in
a
illUli
nar
i
windmill
which
the
-murdrre-l
mail
had
been
erecting.
At
Haielton
The
mat
murder
mm
roiiimH-
ud
in
Itfll
when
ho
declares
he
hoi
and
killed
two
railroad
workers
In
llatellon.
H.C.,
during
a
robbery.
l'ne
men
had
dt
cliueJ
lo
remove
their
hoes
in
which
they
had
secrvled
?.00i).
He
ee.iiil
with
tbc
money
afU
i
killiiiK
them.
Sinilli
told
of
everal
murdem.
albvedly
committed
in
vanour
pari
of
United
States
from
lale
in
lti;
to
IVIV
und
said
he
Urke
Willi
urcniilico.
lie
lold
of
holding
ii
harveot
hand-
in
Aew
lit
unwck
while
workiiv
ullh
a
KatiK
vf
bandits.
A
number
of
fhols
were
irt
mi
one
oeraoion
aQil
lie
exrejied
the
belief
that
he
had
killed
at
lea:
one
man.
1'ioiii
ItM'J
unlit
Ihit
Mimmei,
Smith
said,
he
wandered
tlirxnijtl.
I
he
middle
went
robbing
harve
handi
mid
coiiiniitllilK
holdui
in
ntinierotis
rllie..
Ponder
Thinks
Untrue
Con
!
I
able
It.
V.
fonder
of
llie
jiroincial
polire,
silnteji
llial
It.'
was
on
irovinriaI
xillce
duly
if
llazelloii
in
1UH
and
o
fur
a-
he
knowit
no
urh
inunler
win
committed
there
at
that
lime.
lluweer,
Ihere
were
u
lot
of
railway
men
working
there
und
ii
in
hi
haxe
been
toiblu
to
net
away
with
two
men
without
Hie
crime
belli
if
dicocred
ai
thoiiKli
H
wat
not
likely
they
would
have
ilifiiHeiired
without
it
belli?
reported
that
Ihey
wcie
mi!iuir.
Word
reeeiM'd
by
the
provincial
txdire
laler
today
slate
that
it
may
have
been
IV13
the
llaicllon
iiiunler
were
committed
at
whioli
(line
tloiitlable
Ponder
was
not
in
tbe
district.
WEATHER
REPORT
(iovernmeut
Telegraphs,
a
a.m
l'rlnee
llunerl:
Mlsly,
rain
leiup.
5U.
5H.
Tcrnico:
Cloudy,
culm,
temp
Anyox:
Cloudy,
culm,
lemp.
5'J
Slewurl!
l'alt
cloudy,
culm.
teiiin.
CI.
fin.
Iliuellon:
Clear,
calm,
temp
Telegruph
Creek:
Clear,
culm
temn.
68,
,
ill.
SniilhoN:
Cloudy,
calm,
'
letup
limns
l.aket
l'url
cloudy,
culm
temn.
52.
5H.
Whllohorso:
Clear,
culm,
temp
1
ifitvuiiii
luteal',
aim.
temp.
03
BROOLKYN
IS
BALL
MENACE
Chlcaoo
Cubs
Ditched
into
Second
Rank
Taking
Fourth
Place
In
League.
XKW
Y)HK,
Aug.
2.
Opposition
lo
(he
western
monopoly
in
the
first
division
of
the
National
I.eiiKue
broke
out
anew
today
when
the
Ohicao
Cubs
were
dit-,
died
into
the
M-ewnd
rank
and
Mrooklyn
aain
eame
forward
lo
inenare
the
lenders.
The
U
ooklyn
Itohins
look
a
I
two
to
one
decision
in
a
pitching
duel
with
the
Cults
and
are
now
in'
fourlli
plure,
with
three
eonsecu-'
live
virtoi
les
behind
them
and
only
six
game
Trom
Uie
leading
pirates.
LOSSES
HEAVY
BY
HURRICANE
Whole
of
Sponge
Fleet
That
Was
at
Banks
Thought
to
Have
Clone
Down
NASSAt,
Auk.
2.-The
known
deatfi
lpll
frwnlhf
harrinne
ti.i
the
riaTiamH
la-rweefi'i
ta'cl
unofftoialty
at
l-'fi.
missing
(on,
hoHtx
un
toil,
property
damns-
l,00,000.
All
at
Ihe
eighty
vessels
oT
U
sponge
fbjel
Vhieh
had
one
I.,
the
lutnks
when
the
hurricane
struck
them
are
lielieved
lo
have
bcwi
lost
with
IViO
members
of
their
crews.
ATTEMPT
TO
ASSASSINATE
Premier
of
Spain
Esoapos
Poniard
Thrown
at
Him
When
Driving
BARCELONA,
Aug.
2.
An
attempt
to
assassinate
Premier
Primo
de
Rivera
of
Spain
here
yesterday
was
frustrated.
It
Is
officially
announced
that
the
Premier
Is
safe
and
sound.
A
poniard
was
thrown
at
him
when
he
was
driving
to
the
railway
station
but
It
missed
and
the
man
who
threw
It
was
arrested
by
the
police
and
will
be
tried
on
a
charge
of
at-temptcd
murder.
JAP
STEAMER
BEING
TOWED
Tall
Shaft
Broken
and
Vessel
Helpless
Until
Picked
up
VICTOItlA.
Auir
'.
llelnhss
.1
with
A1
broken
(uilshufl
Hie
Jap
Unesu
steamer
Voham
.Maru
is
lo.
lay
being
tow-en
toward
Port
land,
Ore.,
by
the
steamer
Yogcu
Maru,
according
tj
word
receiveit
lust
night
at
the
Conales
Hilt
wireless
station.
The
ling
Sulvugo
King
Is
uso
proceeding
lo
Hi
vessels
lo
give
assistance.
Last
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IMllXCE
III
PEltT,
U,
a,
MONDAY.
AUOUST
2,
iJ20.
Siiurdijrs
Circuit
tion,
tetft
Tropical
Jellyfish
Invade
Waters
of
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
in
Countless
Millions
SKU)K(ATK.
Aug.
li.
This
summer
lias
seen
a
new
species
of
jyl)
lih
here
known
a
the
l'orhjgnee
Mail
of
Vnr.
Thcj'are
all
along
the
coast
in
countless
millions
so
Dial
llie
.
water
look
like
a
large
field
of
glass.
The
jeHyfi-h
average
about
lvo
inches
in
diameter
and
are
a,,
dqrk
purple
in
t
olor
wilh
a
green
lop.
Tlicy
differ
from
nil
oilier
local
jell)
fish
in
having
a
fin
on
lop
which
Iheyhold
up
like
a
sail
anil
by
means
of
which
1
1
icy
mow
from
place
to
place.
This
fin
is
about
the
lliii
kness
oT
wriluig
paper
and
i
Iransparent.
It
is
aid
that
usually
these
jellyfish
are
seen
only
tit
tropical
watei.
It
is
Hie
firs
I
lime
they
have
been
.een
this
tar
north.
Some
think
they
have
been
forced
north
by
the
iroiitruhed
southerly
wind
and
others
state
they
liolirt-
llw.
m.ii!'i'
fifr
fT
I
f
1
1
1
r
u-'irmpr
-
I
FISHERMEN
OBJECT
TO
FISH
TRAPS
BUT
:
PROTEST
IS
VAIN
-.
;
A
speeial
desp
i
v
sent
by
r.iiarles
ISishnp
(
Ottawa
to
j
the
Vancouver
Province
sh:
Slrtct
Ut
ItO
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Halt,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
300A
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CUNTS.
am
rnMcrvcrc
m
MiioncD
ac
A
dcadie
fill
Will
L1JJL11J
IV
IUUIUSL11I
VI
It
1
IAJI
Lb
UEEN
CHARLOTTE
ISLANDS
VISITED
BY
UNUSUAL
MILLIONS
OF
JELLYFISH
i
r
mn
i
r
ontesses
murder
or
Fourteen
Men;
Two
of
Them
Near
Hazelton
SKATTLK,
Aug.
2.
Tom
Smith,
T
year
or
age,
who
claims
.i
hriic
lancl
m
rnminal
career
lift
uam.ua.
wulkeu
uno
me
e
headquarter
here
Haturday
night
und
des.nbed
Inmell
.
...
-.1..
..e
i
i-...
i
r....-i,.
....
II..
.
II
MIC
IHJIIl.i;
U
U
IIIIIIIIVIVI
Ut
U
fc
I
IVIil
m
II
iiv.-win,
.
....
i.l
Ijk
j'liti
fiinii
lit
kiv
L
ill
n
rrf
ta
tul
nwirt
llifin
uiita
li
n
Hi
I
rft
iilflJL
is.
.
The
police
ul
firl
doubled
Ihe
man's
slory
of
crime,
bill
Ial
.1
I
..
II....
I.
...I
II,
.......
(..Ill,
in-
II.
.i
Irnlli
IIE"r
lit.
milil
ii!vi
ifinvtiu
nit
IIMI1J
IVllllfft
HIV
.I...
nnnnniirrinii
KlMLLUlluTI
OF
McPHERSON
IS
WITHDRAWN
flilUt
Too
Vaaue
and
Caa
"Blows
Up"
I
lo
the
police,
Binilli
said
iih
rrul
name
was
Thomas
Johnso.i
and
(hut
Ills
fatherr
was
a
According
lo
Hie
story
told
li
night,
the
Salvage
King
was
re
purled
to
be
(wo
hundred
mile
from
F.slcvan.
I'orlland
reMuls-sHhlUi
Jnp
anesC
vessels
were
eighteen
bun
died
miles
northwest
of
Astoria
CP.
It.
steamer
Princes
Alice
fnpl.'T.
Cliff,
docked
at
U.30
o'clock
Hits
morning
from
Van
rouvcr
en
mutfl
lo
Skagwuy
Aluskti,
for
which
point
she
sail
ed
hL.noon.
The
bout
carried
conipli'ment
of
IftO
routul-lrin
toarsl
i)usseneis.
"AnDareiulylUe
goteyn-
iifrnt
orders
tierrisiinr
!!'
Canadian
Fistmsg
l.ompany
!
to
fish
with
irups
in
tire
Portland
Canal
is
producing
consblerable
unfavorable
re-ai'tion.
A
gciM
many
lele-crams
f
protest
from
I
lie
fishermen
are
being
received
here,
but
they
are
not
likely
lo
avail.
The
new
government
lias
decided
to
permit
trap'
filing
this
year
and
this
action
is
mil
likely
In
be
rescinded."
ASKING
FOR
DEATH
PENALTY
IN
MURDER
:
.
FISHARR1VALS
Five
American
and
Fight
1'ana-
dian
boats
sold
a
total
of
l-K.ouo
pounds
of
halibut
on
the
Fish
Kx-
clrange
this
morning,
or
tliis
total
Ihe
Americans
landed
151,500
pounds
and
Canadian
30,5ul
iHiunds.
American
cau5.it
fish
aeragil
around
(So
and
Ko
and
Cunadian
around
I
lo
and
Itc.
The
arrivals
were:
,
American
Sitka,
il.oiio
potiiids,
lo
Pacific
Fisheries.
-
Kunata.
:iK.ooti
pounds,
lo
Itoy-
al
Fish
Company.
(
llainier,
38.000
pounds,
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
I.ituya,
2H.00O
pounds,
lo
Hoolh
Fisheries.
Wnve.
:i.
500
pounds,
lo
Atlin
Fisheries.
Canadian
Johanna.
I.OOO'.
pounds,
und
Point
May.
:'..0ti
pounds,
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
Helen.
5,000
pounds,
to
Hoolh
Fisheries.
Toodie,
'.',500
iotind,
to
Ciinn
dian
Fish
Cdd
ijloriwje.
Unome,
3.000
iounds,
to
Royal
Fish
Company.
Marpuerile
I'.POO
pounds;
Ring
leader,
:',500
pounds,
und
H.t.
1..
5,000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
CASE
AT
SEATTLE
SEATTLE,
Aug.
2.
As
the
opposing
attorneys
marshalled
Iheir
forces
here
today
nl
the
opening
of
Hie
trial
of
Wallace
(lalnes,
accused
of
murdering
hl
daughter
Sylvia,.,
II
was
nn
nouneed
by
tln.vsliile
thai
Hits
death
penally
would
be
asked.
MEIGHEN
IS
COMING
HERE
Premier
Plans
Speaking
In
City
on
Evening
of
August
2d.
OTTAWA,
Aug.
2.
Premier
Melghen
Is
expected
to
speak
In
Prince
Rupert
on
the
evening
of
August
20,
proceeding
east
then
to
Edmonton.
The
Western
Itinerary
of
the
Premier
as
It
stands
at
present
calls
for
him
to
enter
British
Columbia
on
August
14,
when
he
will
address
a
meeting
at
Fernle.
The
next
meetings
will
be
at
Vancouver
August
16,
at
Victoria
August
17,
New
Westminster
August
18.
That
night
he
will
leave
for
Prince
Rupert
where
he
will
speak
on
the
Friday
evening.
SIX
FIRES
IN
EVERETT
LAST
NIGHT
ARE
SET
F.VKIIF.TT.
Aw.
2.
Search
is
beinjr
conducted
here
today-
for
men
declared
by
Ihe
-police
to
be
responsible
for
six
fires
which
caused
damage
estimated
at
more
than
$300,000
here
last
night
The
plants
destroyed
eilher
wholly
or
partially
were
Ihe
l.uns-
down
Lumber
plant.
-the
l-.verell
Mill
works,
coal
ami
wood
office,
laundry
and
two
other
structures
OIL
COMPANY
BEING
FORMED
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
2.
The
establishment
of
a
new
independent
oil
company
on
the
Pacific
Coast
with
a
capitalization
stock
of
SCO.
000,000
became
known
today
when
it
was
learned
thai
the
Cor
poration
Trusl
Company
was
preparing
lo
file
a
certificate
of
in-eorpalion
in
Delaware
for
the
Richfield
Oil
Co.
of
California.
The
new
company
is
formed
by
interests
connected
with
the
United
Oil
Company.
Herbert
Hampton
sails
on
the
Prime
Charles
this
afternoon
for
Port
Clements
tf
lake
over
Ihe
management
of-Ihe
Port
Cle-niMils
llolel.
In
which
he
is
Interested
along
with
Jimmy
Clconc
Hnd
Theodore
Mosconi
of
Ibis
city.
Mrs.
Hampton,
who
is
f
piccnt
holidaying
in
Ontario,
will
proceid
lo
Port'
Clemenls
It
jolu
her
husband
laler.
Vicious
Attack
Made
on
Elevator
at
Prince
Rupert
by
Conservative
A
vicious
attack
was
made
against
the
Prince
Hupcrt
elevator
and
Ihe
Prince
Huperl
Grain
route
u
few
days
ago
at
Kdmonlou
by
A.
L:.
(i.
Bury,
Conservative
representative
for
East,
Edmonton
in
the
Just
Parliament
and
again
a
candidate
for
the
same
iHisition
in
that
city.
According
to
a
report
of
his
speech
in
Ihe
Edmonton
Journal
he
urges
that
the
whole
uf
the
western
movement
should
be
directed
lo
the
port
or
Vancouver
and
speaks
of
the
expenditure
as
a
"grossly
flagrant
instance
of
the
expenditure
of
public
monies
for
pin-fly
iKtlitiial
purposes."
Bury
al.o
says
he
considers
the,
--
elevator
useless
and
not
worth'
YTnri
1
fnflf
A
MIT
the
small
amount
the
wheat
pool;
I
H
ilKrl
tIlrN
is
called
upon
to
pay
Tor
it
in
rental.
The
report
of
Hie
speech
follows
:
The
Report
Speaking
on
the
"subject
of
the
western
grain
route
as
a
likely
Issue
in
the
present,
federal
cani-pan,
A.
F.
OiBury,
Conservative
!
representative
for
hast
liJmon-
lon
in
the
house
of
Commons,
and
candidate
for
re-election
in
fiat
constituency,
makes
grave
charges
against
the
Liberal
administration
for
the
building
o'
the
grain
elevator
at
Prince
Ru
-
(M'r.t
41V
t?aJ
u
f
,
h
I,
yU$SySLmz
'"Hie
wesierifgYafn
route,''
says
Mr.
Hury.
"of
course
isn't
an
issue
in
this
election,
except
perhaps
insofar
as
the
building
by
the
Liberal
administration
of
the
elevator
at
Prince
Rupert,
instead
of
at
Vancouver,
and
Ihe
building
of
i'
for
nothing
but
political
pur-poes.
can
be
considered
an
issue.
And
indeed
1
don't
know
why
it
should.
At
any
rale
it
is
a
grave
count
in
the
charges
which
western
men
may
properly
lay
against
that
administration.
Abigsumtias
been
scandalously
wasted
there,
which,
spent
in
real
practical
de
velopment
of
the
western
rain
route,
would
have
been
of
exceeding
value.
Apart
from
thai,
however,
the
western
grain
route
is
not
an
issue
in
the
election.
een
in
Fast
Kdmonton,
isasmuch
as
every
westerner
who
has
con
sidered
it
must
.1
think,
be
out
and
out
for
it.
I
cannot
imagine
him
otherwise.
All
of
One
Idea
II
is
not
the
peculiar
idea
or
aim
of
any
particular
party,
Lib
eral.
Conservative
'.Progressive,
or
Labor
in
the
wesl.
Kxeryone
wants
the
west
properous.
We
think
that
this
is
the
only
true
way
und
sure
way
to
solve
the
population
problem,
the
railway
problem,
the
freight
problem,
and
that
we
can
only
make
these
west
ern
provinces
prosperous
by
mak
Ing
the
farmer
prosperous.
.
"One
of
the
chief
means
to
lhat
end
is
to
encourage
and
assist
whatcer
will
enable
a
fanner
to
111111
Ul
11
114k
IN
CAMPAIGN
Alaskan
Candidate
to
be
Quite
Up
to
Date
in
Effort
to
Dislodge
Dan
Sutherland.
J
UN
FA
F,
Aug.
2.
For
the
first
ime
in
the
history
of
Alaska
airplanes
will
be
used
as
a
means
of
travel
in
a
political
campaign
hen
former
Mayor
Thomas
A.
Maniuum
of
Fairbanks,
who
has
aOmpieted
a-
tofir-
iKouthfnslenr
Alaska,
announced
before
leaving:
for
his
campaign
in
other
divisions
that
he
would
ue
planes
in
covering
the
fourth
and
second
divisions.
He
will
travel
by
that
mean
to
i.Nome,
the
Kuskokwim,
Koyukuk
and
other
points.
He
expects
to
devole
all
his
time
to
the
campaign
until
November
2,
closing
in
the
first
division.
Marquam
is
running
as
an
independent
against
Dan
Sutherland
and
is
supported,
by
the
Democratic
machine
ami
by
mtsl
of
lie
big
interests
of
Alaska.
TWOSWIMMiNG
ACR0SSSTRA1T
Clara
Barrett
and
Dr.
Brewster
Both
Making
Good
Time
Today
DOVER,
Aug.
2.
Lale
Ibis
af-
termion
the
attempts
to
swim
Uie
English
Channel
by
Clara
"Bar
ren.
New
York,
and
Dr.
Ceorgo
Brewster.
London,
developed
into
something
of
a
race.
At
2
p.m.
the
latter
was
five
miles
off
Dover,
three
hours
-after
leaving
the
coast.
Five
hours
after
the
start
Miss
Barrett
was
twelve
miles
out,
she
thus
having
covered
half
the
distance
iu
record
time
and
is
still
goin
strong,
ll
......
...li,
In.
I
II.
ul
Ilia
,
ll
nd!
aiti'i'ilK.iiu
ilia,
...
save
himseir
from
unnecessary
Uun
practice
-of
the
naval
units
expense
ami
lp
get
the
busiest
net
m
n,t.
channel
might
prove
return
possible
from
his
farming.
troublesome
to
the
swimmers.
The
createst
burden
upon
him
isl
the
freight
rate
burden
Involved!
in
gelling"
his
produre
to
its
mar-j
kct
bis
grain
ami
cat
He
to
Ihe,
world
market;
and
the
shorter
and
cheaper
his
route
therellie
better
for
him.
Ihe
better
for
his
province,
and
the
better
for
all
of
us
who
live
in
it.
This
was
Ihe
powerful
eoitsideration
moving
many
in
the
house
of
commons
to
sympathize
with
the
Canlpbell
grain
billr-the
desire
to
see
the
farmer
gel
the
full
benefit
of
his
Industry
und
operations.
For
tho
same
reason
I
have
always
been
a
believer
in.
and
un
udvoeale
of
lliiv
western
route,
from
the
moment
I
heard
Of
it,
and
understood
What
U
'meant.
Not
of
Recent
Birth
'Nor
is
the
idea
one
of
-recent
birljh.
So.
far
back
as
June,
1012,
0
crystallized
in
Ihe.fonnalion
In
v
v-o
:
1
1
1
1
uifU
on
page
six'
CAUGHT
TAKING
FISH
FROM
TRAP
Grand
Jury
Indicts
Men
on
Charge
or
Fish
Piracy
at
Juneau.
J
I'
N
EAU.
Aug.'
2.
01a
f
Ole
son
,
John
Jorgrtisou.
llarkon
Thorn-
sen
and
Andrew
Halvorsen,
seiner
-on
the
Mildred
uod
Phlli'p.
winter
trap
watchmen
for
Hie
Sunny
Point
Packing
Co.,
were
bound
over
lo
the
gtyind
jury
today
and
changed
witlr
fish
piracy.
They
were
cuught
taking
1,500
salmon,
from
(he
company's
trap
by
rttlliert
Skinner,
president
of
the
concern.
Hu
safd
they
paid
Winter
20
fdr
the
fish.
S
s
y?;?'-?x".--
.
Mft$!''
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r