or1
TAXI
Boston
Grill
f
m
and
J
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
8th
8t
WATT
VIDECK,
,
VOL,
XVI.,
No.
2o
TOP
Declares
Nothing
Can
Be
Ex
pected
from
That
Party.
.MnMI.N
Alia.
30.
Mayor
lit
ii,
in
an
aihln-
he!'-.,
I
up
iiiiuaiiou
of
the
wcl-titn
ke'
for
Alberta
eo.U
and
o
.f
Kjnni
or
grain
en!eU
itceau
liner
oil
the
Pacific
f
prwlui
d
from
Allxjrlu
,,)..
tateil
that
Premier
LiJui
ald
Mo-
weterti
!
a
wure
wUHy
iiule-'
In-i
for
i
"ttn
tig
could
i,
(I
hi
the
ii
from
Mr.
.if
On
the
u'liei
hnd
ltl
iiif
King
(iovctutnent
had
I
a
mlucflon
of
frciuhl
,
'lie
we
l
wlileh
made
po-tie
preent
grain
export
JIlaMiford
ui-ed
that
the
)U
ii
"
look
for
jutlee
a
parly
holding
the
views
,iy
I
ii"ri'vat
ive
leader.
FRED
STORK
.
NOMINATED
Papers
War
Filed
With
Returning
Offlper
at
End
of
Week
Tnr
notninalion
papeii-
of
Al-il
Sork,
men-liatit,
candidate
Skenmi
ridinj?
in
the
forlh-in
,K
federal
election,
were
d
win-
John
l'lewin.
return
-utficer.
at
the
end
of
the
k.
Those
HigniiiK
Mr.
Stork'
in
nation
paper
were
L.
W.
'a
ui
re.
W.
O.
I'ullort.
Ir.
W.
T
KeiKin,
Havid
Thotuson.
J.
A
I
ulay.
II.
F.
(ilassey,
H.
J-1'
adbiiry,
Duncan
Kennedy.
S-
1'
Mi
Monlie.
lilllis
Iloyer,
Jainc
K
Kevky,
Fntl
l.iiiua.
John
Hvuluvn,
J.
J.
Judge,
Hen
Self
j
W.
J.
Urecr.
Jiiines
Mf-Xid'y
i
named
official
aiient.
The
notninalion
papers
of
J.
Hi-lily
wdl
he
filed
tomorrow
bc'fir-r
nominal
ions
Ciase
at
2
lock
in
I
he
afternoon,
NOTICE
TO
LIBERALS
OF
8KEENA
RIDING
Tim
Liberal
committee
rooms,
303
Third
Ave.,
nerl
the
F.leclrlo
Hakery,
will
be
npep
every
aflernoon
and
evening
until
election
day.
burden
ment."
i
he
aerleJ,
"anil
for
thil
il
tin.
I
iuilii-v
(ill-
II
Id!
I'liyland
lo
aiiine
the
involved
in
our
?ettle-
CANADIAN
COASTER
WAS
ASHORE
AT
PINE
ISLAND
THIS
MORNING
VANCOl
VKH.
An.
Cli.M.'M.
Kreigblcr
tMler
wa
reported
Pine
Ulaiul,
Uuii
o.
Tii'
I'.niHilia.;
aniion'
.i
lliarlnt'i1
Sound
(hi
tnoriiiiur
out
is
hc-
lievnl
tu
line
heen
floated.
Later
Despatch
The
Canadian
A)ater
slruc
on
line
Mand
carl
tln
morn-
Inz
hul
wa
refloated
utiaidel
within
two
hour',
and
uoreedel
to
Ocan
Fall
to
I
ad
for
i-al-forniu.
Oaptclu
tiiU'ert
xlateit
in
a
wirele
r.e--iiBe
that
he
bflieed
the
ship
wa
not
damaged
but
that
lie
would
be
r
-ureyi-d
before
hfinut
loaded
FERGUSON
NOT
GUILTY
PERJURY
IN
VANCOUVER
'VOTERS'
LIST
CLEANUP
YANi'.rVi:il.
Au:.
W
Amo
(1.1'ennnson,
charged
with
perjury
in
an
nllcpcil
alieiiipt
to
renins
e
the
names
of
voters
from
I
lie
lil
in
Vancouver
tnlre.
wa-ilimis-ncd
hy
Mwlslnile
Findlay
llu
morning.
The
magistrate
said
the
reitoiiMbilii
v
ill,
I
not
rest
WlHl
Fei
KUOH.
BABE
RUTHHIT
40TH
HOME
RUN
.
Catcher
Who
Protested
Was
Banished
From
Game
on
Saturday
Afternoon.
NKW
YOltK,
Aup.
30.
Hnbe
llulh
hit
bif
fortieth
liojner
Saturday
nualtiKt
Detroit,
bul
the
Yankee
pitcher
wa
hil
hard,
Hie
'finer
winning
eight
to
four.
il-cher
lias-la
aL
DclrtiiL
was
Unihed
when
ITe
eontinued
a
prole!
(liaVfuiih's
h't'iiner
wns
a
foul.
Pilt1iurv
and
SI.
Louis
opened
their
"Utile
world
series'
yeler
oml
went
ten
innings
when
the
tramn
wit
called,
with
Hie.
teams
t(ed
two
lo
Iwb.
PRINCE
RUPERT
.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHfNCE
Pl'IlEHT.
II.
C.
MLNDAY.
AKfUST
30,
1.020
JO.NDON.
Aug.
3Q.
-
A
l'rt's
Association
despatch
from
Ponlypool,
Wales,
slate
.Ural
many
casualties
resulted
when
the
police
charged
several
hundred
people
after
a
riot
in
which
slnnc
were
thrown
by
the
unemployed
miner.
I'onty-pool
I
in
thu
nonddbi
Valley
In
Hie
centre
of
Hit
South
Wales
coal
field.
OCEAN
FALLS
TEAM
WINNER
-
.
Beats
Winnipeg
In
Exciting
Lacrosse
Match
on
Saturday
Aflernoon
,
WINNIPSQ,
Aug.
30
In
one
of
the
most
thrilling
games
of
lacrosse
ever
played
In
Winnipeg,
Ocean
Falls
emerged
victors
Saturday
afternoon
from
the
contsst
with
Winnipeg
Tlners,
the
score
being
five
to
six
for
the
westeners.
The
T'gars
outweighing
their
opoonents
by
many
pounds
started
off
with
a
rush
and
at
half
time
led
by
four
goals
to
two.
But
the
greater
finishing
power
of
the
visitors
and
their
more
Intricate
tactics
brought
their
reward
and
the
b'jger
team
began
to
show
signs
of
breaking
up
as
the
name
advanced.
Toward
the
end
the
coast
team
was
much
superior
The
teams
plav
again
at
Winnipeg
this
evening.
Interest
In
the
match
Is
Intense
and
a
record
attendance
Is
looked
for.
ARCTIC
VESSEL
RETURNS
HOME
Beothlc
at
North
Sydney
After
Completing
Work
In
Far
North
For
Government
NOllTII
SYDNEY,
X.S..
Aug.
:!.-
With
all
objeclhe
attained
including
Hie
establishment
of
a
lloyal
Canadian
Mounted
l'ollee
detachment
nl
l'ache
peninsula,
Ellsmore
Island.
In
Latitude
70
degrees,
t
mi
il
tile
north,
the
IPSO
ftina
ilian
Arctic
expedition
under
'leoj-ne
-
1.
MacJenziei
of
the
Northwest
Twilries
and
thn
Yukon
brunch
of
the
depart
men!
ii(
Hie
interior
arrived
here-yes-lerday
on
Hie
steamer
Henthic.
WHO
IS
RESPONSIBLE
HUDSON
BAY
RAILWAY?
(Manitoba
Free
I'res
Al
Mr.
Meighen'
meeting
In
this
pity
liit
year
one
of
Hie
ban
ner
displayed
on
Hie
walls
of
Hie
day
hut
Hie
results
did
mil
changei
hull
ivIWrle.l
thai
the
f'.ouerva-llie
standing
il
first
game
was
tlve
parly
Imd,
slarted
and
the
called
owing
to
rain
and
the
sec-
(loiiservallve
parly
would
finish
llieljudstin
H.vv
road.
Subscribe
to
(lie
Dally
News.
saBSfWaiifc
Yeiterdiy
CJrruUllon,
ISO
H
,
li
U-uMiy
in
Vcl
ng'ioii,
Mas..
hu
tlu
detiglilfu)
lilUe
hon
e
of
her
j,wu.
Mie
i-
only
Ift,,
year
old.
Itolh
Una
her
own
litlje
jjinKuig
rlinir,
Im
doll
chair,
a
play
F
talde
and
light.
Maritime
Provinces
Will
Give
Liberals
Several
More
'
Members
Than
Lasl
Election
A
letter
received
by
a
Prince
Hnperi
man
from
a
(rieljd
We
,
.Montreal
nave
jusl
rtmipiciuijptjn
-Uie;u&lU4dv
province
and
have
diseued
our
,the
Liberal,
projects
with
Waller
Foler
ami
Veniol
and
nther
leader
in
N'nv
Hruiowick,
and
the
nml
couservutixe
e.-tiinate
that
I
can
get
of
our
chances
in
New
Hnmswirk
i.s
.that
they
are
confident
we
will
heat
Fleming
in
Carleton
comity,
Iioucel
in
Kenl.
and
prohaldy
win
Madawa-ka
and
ltetigoii
he.
he-Mde.
of
iiire
holding
(ilouceter
county
where
Venipt
i
rouning.
Ill
the
oilier
counlie
(he
tarty
hadly
organized
and
apathetic.
"Dick
O'Hrien,
the
editor
uT
the
SL
John
filobe,
the
chief
Liberal
paper
in
New
llruii-Vick,,oiid
hi
my
jndgmeiil
the
hrevdel
forecaster
of
political
results,
looks
for
a
total
gain
of
eight
seat
in
Nova
Scotia
and
New
Brunswick
YVheu
I
say
gain,
of
conre
I
mean
holding
the
.seat
we
have
already
and
gaining
the
others."
This,
writer
told
of
meeting
a
former
Prince
Htipert
man
who
had
jusl
returned
from
a
motor
trip
through
Nova
Scotia,
includ-ng
Cape
Kreton.
He
states
that
the
general
opinion
is
that
the
Liberal
will
carry
Cape
Breton,
wiiich
they
lost
al
the
last
election,
and
will
also
carry
Digby
county
and
that
all
(hrpugh
the
province
there
is
a
much
better
feeling
amongst
the
Liberals
than
existed
la
year.
A
high
official
of
Hie
C
P.
H.
informed
this
man
thai
among
thoe
best
qualified
to
judge
Mr.
Meighen
is
making
a
very
poor
campaign
and
his
method
of
appealing
to
the
different
provinces
for
the
purioe
of
enlisting
their
purely
local
interests
irrespective
of
national
interests
has
lost
him
confidence
throughout
Canada
and
the
politicians-
in
Montreal
tire
of
the
opinion
that
Mr.
Mackenzie
King)iiiiiakiiig
a
belter
campaign
than
Meighen.
"It
is
oientydniilted
.here
in
Montreal."
he
says,
"that
the
Conservative
Mll'loV
three
.seals
in
.Montreal
which
they
already
hoht.
,;Th
jame
C.
"
P.
IL
orfu
ial
made
Hie
statement
thref
gii
hat
Pate-naude
would
be
beaten
in
JacqtiesCarlier.
1
(jonclnding
the
letter
this
man
says
he
hopes
Ibings
look
a
rosy
in
Hrilish
Columbia
as
in
(he
east.
He
ys
lie
knows
Skeeua
is
perfectly
safe,
bul
the
Conservatives
in
Hie
cast
are
.
homing
thai
it
and
all
other
Hrilish
Columbia
seals
will
go
Conservative,
so
he
knows
what
reliance
to
put
on
such
claims.
RUMRUNNER
MOTHER
KNEW
SURRENDERS!
SON
DROWNED
'F'lylng
Dutchman1''
of
California's
Rum
now
Qlven
up
to
Mexican
Authorities
and
food
and
water
supply
al
mol
exhausted
and
willi
ho
cargo
atnPhold
enipty,
the
al
teged
rum
'ruiinerM,
.Marion
u4
Douglas
the
"Flying
Dutchman
'
of
southern
California's
rum
row
surrendered
to
the
Mexican
au-llrorilies,
according
lo
word
brought
here
by
the
coasligiiard
culler
Tamatoa.
,
.;.
Haseball
lonlghl
at
f)
o'clock.
S.O.C.
v.
Grand
Terminals
Screamed
When
She
Saw
Police
Approach
With
News
of
Death
and
Became
Hysterical.
SV.N
D1EUO,
Aug.
30.
-
Wil'.tl
VAN'COrV.KH,
Aug.
30
In
sight
but
two
men
of
tlio
originili
I
"ernl
person
on
the
Con-crew
of
20,
her
anchors
gone;
naught
bridge.
Itlchard
VI
t
lee
fell
jo
feet
from
a
lumber
Jaiicu
scow
in
.tow.
or'itio
tug'-r.ua
-si
at
m
False
Creek
Satunlay
night
and
was
drowned.'
When
Hie
man's
mother,
with
whom
he
was.
residing,
saw
the
police
officer
aproaehlnsr
her
home,
she
surmised
lie
was
bring-iiiig
tragic
news.
Screaming,
she
knew;
her
son
wa
drowned,
she
becnine
hysterical
and
il
became
necessary
to
eeriove
her.
to
the
police
utation
for
treatment.
Strft
Sites
tie
NEW
RECORD
FOR
CHANNEL
Man
Beat
Miss
Ederle's
Record
By
Nearly
Two
Hours
Today.
DOVER,
Aug.
30.
Vlerkoten,
a
male
swimmer,
beat
all
previous
records
today
in
swimming
the
English
Channel.
He
landed
here
at
2.15
this
afternoon
from
Cape
Grlz
Nez
where
he
entered
the
water
at
1.3S
this
morning.,
Aocordlng
to
the
official
figures
he
was
In
the
water
12
hours
and
40
min
utes,
or
nearly
two
hours
bet
ter
time
than
made
by
Gertrude
Ederle.
Conditions
were
very
favorable.
BOAT
FOUND;
NO
OARSMAN
Captain
Whittaker
Thought
Have
Been
Dorwned
In
English
Bay.
to
VANCOl"
VEIL
Aug.
30.
An
empty
row
bout
found
on
the
heart
at
Kitsilano
containing
a
man
s
Jacket
and
the
finding
of
an
oars
man's
hat-at
another
point
on
shore
led
the
police
to
the,
belief
that
Caplain-C.
Whittaker,
of
Na-
kusp.
D.
C:,
promipent
in
Oreat
War
Veterans
circle,
dost
his
life'uUUwtlish
Hay.
The
paief
found
in
the
jacket
Indicate
thai
the
owner
was
Captain
Whittaker,
who
Saturday
nigit
announced
to
his
friends
hi
intention
to
take
a
row.
When
he
did
nol
return
the
police
were
notified
iiouiiru
and
hum
rail
early
ouiuia
Sunday
morn-
iiium
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
door
for
blre.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latent
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
487.
PRICK
FIVK
(TKNTS.
I
'
:
-
.
,
RfiRS
I
:ANfF.I.I.ATinNl
TNTFR-AI.i:FF.n
DEBTS
Former
Secretary
for
War
-
-
.
A.
Jl
iWlXAAAAJ
VV1U1I4U1
VfAllSJUll
A
AJLUJUkS
VTA
V
AW
1
VM1
1
J
UA
JLS
JU
1
11
1.JU
1
UVk1
UV1M
i
Urges
Cancellation
of
all
The
Inter-Allied
War
Debts:
Newton
D.
Baker
Declared
England
Has
Al
ways
Protected
UJted
States
and
Should
Not
be
Allowed
to
Assume
Burden
CLEVELAND.
Aug.
:u.
Expressing
In,
beher
Unit
Hie
ded
Slate
ili-y
in
(lie
malli-r
of
1
lie
mlfr-ullied
debls
hould
tine
or
i-iiiK-ellalion,
Newton
I).
Maker,
former
j-errelary
(il
r
r
Mi
ned
(lie
Dawes
plan
n
hauig
worked
loo
great
a
JuinWIi
p
on
Hie
(iermaii
people
and
the
British
delit
settlement
a
having
resulted
in
magnificent
disaster.
Hie
iouciiciire
of
wlin
vu
ii
long
and
tragic
Mory
ui
which
none
could
foresee
Hie
c:id,
v
'her
lo
Uermany
or
Hie
rest
of
the
world.
The
British
cMlemen'
Baker
said,
established
a
precedent
which
il
vn
fllllHMIII
1
'.'llll'l'
lllMNr
K
V
A
I
IVr..
AND
THE
WEST!
-
'State.
Blatchford,
of
Edmonton,
reason
impoibI
to
roilow
Willi
regarii
to
any
other
country,
because
ixttif
were
even
remotely
able
(
;
settle
mi
i:rh
lei
in.
"Proud
and
powerful
an
we
are.
Liulaml
'
policy
und
friendship
always
hai
prolctn
Hie
t
tided!
peruui
POLICE
CHARGED
IN
MINERS'
RIOT
AT
PONTYPOOL
Japanese
Freighter
is
Wrecked
in
Johnson
Strait
and
Total
Loss
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
tfl).
Striking
a
rock,
at
Hippie
lice
f
in
Johnstone
Straits,
alnjt
ilOO.
miles
north
of
Vancouver
early
Sunday
morning.
the
Japanese
steamer
Knikyu
Maru
be
stranded
a
lui.u;
wreck
on
a
huai.
ta
Tlie
crew
look
to
the
boats
at
"J
a.m.,
nir
hour
afleijhe
crash
and
landed
safely
'at
Vere
Hay
on
the
mainland,
west
of
Helnickeu
Island.
The
.-learner
Salvage
King
from
Victoria
ha
been
enL
lo
Pick
up
the
crew
and
make
an
attempt
Ui
salvage
the
wreck.
Tne
.sleanier
Lakina
went
to
the
assistan.
of
the
wiecklbut
the
crew
lad
reacilVU'
shoreand
!
he
proceeded.
f
The
rpporl
slates
Jhat
Vhen
jtbc
engine
roomijf
(lie
Kiiikyn
;
flooded,
the
boilers
exploded
and
the
veser?
bwk
was
broken,
j
The
sleamer
sailed
froiii
Yo-Ikohama
for
Vntieouver
on
siust
3.
She
i
registered;
5815
'.ton
I
ami
is
ti5
feet
lonjc.
Later
Despatch
i
The
KaUyu
Mara
was.
beached
1
al
llelcken
Island
with
all
tier
holds
full
of
water
hut
the
boiler
did
not
explode,
according
to
ia
iesage
rwctved
from
the
Salvage
King,
which
I
.now
aland-f
iiiir
by.
It
is
"impossible
yel
to
jesUnia.te
the
damage.
,
:
MEIGHEN
SEES
VICTORY
AHEAD
KENORA
Aug.
30.
-'
There's
no
doubt
Conservative
wilt
have
a
substantial
majority,
'
said
Ire-mfer
Meighen
yesterday
on
the
completion
of
hi
western
tour.
Mdn.i
,
m,
rin.ilnir
,
thank
ha
been
received
v
by
the
of
the
boat
and
articles
of
cloth
ing.
TEN
MILLION
LOSS
NEW
ORLEANS.
Aug.
30.
-
Twenty-five
r-ersons
are
known
lo
be
dead
und
five
others
are
missing
and
damage
estimated
as
high
as
ten
million
dollars
resnller!
from
Wednesday'.
'--
JAPANESE
FLOODS
TOKIO.
Aug.
30.
The
latest
despatches
from
Hokkaido
Island
say
the
flood
there
are
ublding
and
il
is
l)clieved
that
property
damage
is
not
heavy.
Only
a
few
casualties
resulted.
SUNDAY
GAMES
National
League
1'illsburgh
2.
StLouis
S
ed
darkness.
Cincinnati
I,
Chicaigo
5.
New
York
2.
Brooklyn
6.
Amerfcan
Leave'
.
Delrott
J,
New
Yorlf
0,:
SI.
Louis
I.
Cleveland
2.
Chicago
2,
Washington
9.
The
party
will
have
more
seats
in
Western
Canada
than
1
hey
won
last
year.
I
am
absolutely
condl-dent
we
will
pain,
ill
each
of
the
four
weslern
provinces.
After
an
extremely
busy
day
Saturday
the
Premier
Is
en
route
to
Ontario
and
Quebec,
where
tie
will
wind
up
his
campaign
.
STONES
ARRIVE
FROM
ENGLAND
Used
In
Abbey
Church
About
A.
D.
597
and
Later
In
Canterbury
Cathedral.
LO.'IX)N,
Aug.
30.
A
letter
of
......
..
.....
..,K.,,
i.......i
catl-
auaii.io
n.
ci
iiiitriii
.HciLiiaiii
Marine,
Limited,
i
London,
for
the
safe
conveyance
of
fixe
ancient
stones,
forwarded
by
the
authorities
of
Canterbury
Catho-dral
and
carried
free
of
chargo
to
Hie
Bishop
of
British
Columbia
for
incorporation
lit
the
new
Christ
Church
Cathedral
in
Vic
toria.
The
..tones
were
first
used
in
building
the
Abbey
Church
of
the
Monastery
of
SM.
Augustine
between
A.I).
007
and
A.D.
605.
Later
they
were
built
Into
Canterbury
iiithVdral
Itself.
The
Cathedral
of
ChriM
Church.
Hrilish
Columbia.
ln
which
they
will
be
incorporated
will
huve
two
towers
riiug
to
a
Itelghtjbf
135
feet
and
joined
by
ml
arch'
1H5
feet
high.
A
central
tower
wilf
rlse
185
feet
above
the
evel
of
thfr
nave
floor
and
will
be'fsfhW-all
over
the
elf?
aW
faP
.iitfsea.
flie
cornerstone
pf;tlig
new
cathedral
will
N
laid.
ne,xt
month
by
the
Bishop
of
London.
A
good
erowil
was
present
hi
the.
Moose
HaIF;;
cn
Saturdnr
fvjjnlnjr
iylifna'jganffi
whs
held
wflh'musre
"by
i'ie;Imperfal
llaln-low
Orcdies(ra.0f
algary.
,
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