5
tie.
nav
TAXI
and
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Ittnd
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
81
ATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
htl
XVI
No.
IU3.
l.
'
,
,
'
..-'if,.
KIPPER
LOST
LIFE
I
Imiiii-tlialely
alter
I
lie
hc-hIciiI
i
tlit-
salvage
corps
of
the
Prince
'
lluperl-
Ililathouse
hnfrieil
to
the'
'seeiie
and
diving
operation
were
undertaken
in
an
effort
to
reach
;
the
body
of
Fotland.-
j
I
Went
to
Start
Engine
The
Lincoln
had
taken
uii
ga-j
ollne
t
(he
Imperial
Oil
dock,
and
the
skipper,
accompanied
by
Hans
Hei
and
L.
Twelen
had
zone
ajriaiif.
Hie
skipper
wa
in
the
engine
room
starting
up
the
engine
and
it
Is
surmised
(lint
cat
lud
Hociiniulated
around
the
engine
when
it
backfired.
Rellins:
;
fire
ii?
tfie
as
tanks.
I
Uk)ji
Jhifiirrlval
of
Uie
fire
de-'
ojtiinyol
the
boat
wa
a
nvinsj
of
flani
(wnrfaflT
U
teYrraHd
the
surrounding
dork
was
alight
II
wan
only
by
a
quick
response
j
KH.I
.-4
....
..
illl.
...Ml
.
.
C
ed
that
the
widefr.
department
In
getting
the
sliol
with
free
got
I
hose
Into
play
thai
a
more
ceri-m
tier
lo.le
iroin
wiiienironftajmition
was
averted.
in
placer
gom
mmen;
rilf.
fol,.r
of
the
cxnloin
Tulamen
rtcr
ravcl
d.
Mai-ofm,
who
made
I
on
claims
being
held
am
Itrition.
lias
tirouah'
u'i:
ly
:
ten
specimen
of
o
nly
and
is
exnlbiPtuf
i-
llntisli
Columbia'
f
M;nr.-
IE1GHEN
ENDS
SPEAKING
TOUR
Returning
East
to
Continue
f
Campaign
For
Higher
Tariff
IV
l
Taxes.
a'U
VKIt.
Aiu.
IH.
Hon
Mi
ighen.
premier,
closed
iiUing
program
on
the
a-f
here
last
nkghl
intll-u
-
intent
ion
first
to
call
-nee
of
Dominion
and
al
government
repreen-
Mi
work
out
an
old
age
'
scheme
along
the
lines
of
ineinlalioiM
of
the
icrial
"ii'
niury
committee.
He
tain
the
Australian
Irea-toim
it
in
such
a
way
an
leave
the
Canadian
dairy
open
to
iinllmlleil
Auslra-iNew
.ealaud
cotnpeli-Thinl.
he
wouhl
eneourage
'
iperative
markeiing
of
'i'nial
produce.
Meighen
ileserlhed
the
tariff
rediicllons
an
"as
and
despfcahte
a
sham
as
vfiveriimenl
put
over
on
'oi
h
of
the
country."
Meighen
Is
gone
east
to
"
li
Uie
campaign
for
higher
'
tlUes.
NOTICE
TO
LIBERALS
OF
8KEENA
RIDINO
Tlio
Liberal
eommltlee
I
'"ms,
m
Third
Ave,
next
'-lie
Electric
llakery,
will
open
every
afternoon
"nl
evening
until
election
II
y.
4
praelieally
broke
the
ioat
in
two
portions.
The
two
injured
men
Mere
on
the
deck
of
the
boat
at
I
he
Ikw
w
hen
Hie
explosion
o--rurred
and
were
blown
Into
the
kater.
L.
Tweten
was
seriously
Inirned
ationt
the
mouth
anil
throat
ami
Hans
llerg
was
badly
burned
about
the
face
and
shoui-ilers.
Ttif
Injured
men
were
immediately
rushed
to
the
hospital
ty
Provincial
Sergeant
Hannah
j
and
f.onsluli,e
Smith
In
the
pro-)
vmeial
pollre
car,
who
olianied
to
be
on
their
way
from
the
dry
dock
and
were
opposite
the
Imperial
Oil
dock
when
the
explosion
took
place.
Had
Fish
Aboard
The
I.Hicoln.
a
fit
foot
boat,
powered
with
a
S3
h.p.
Imperial
Atlas
engine,
arrived
from
the
fishing
grounds
yesterday
morning
with
S.O(K)
pounds
of
halibut
and
0.000
pounds
of
Idack
cod
alHiard,
which
had
not
been
sold
owing
to
a
ear
shortage
existing
al
the
time
or
the
fish
sale
yesterday
morning.
Capl.
Martin
Tolland
leaves
a
widow
anil
one
child,
residing
In
Seattle.
It
had
been
the
dead
kipper's
intention
to
sell
the
a.
I
...
I
,1.....
..M..MM.1.I
I
t
lli
eaicu
mm
uini
i"u""i
home
in
the
south
to
cclohralo
the
birthday
of
his
child.
Born
In
Norway
I'he
dead
skipper
of
the,
Lin
coln
is
survived
by
the
widow.
Mr.
Ilulh
K.
Kollaml
nnu
an
eleven
montha
old
-son.
inn
late
lapt.
Kolland
was
JO
yean
old
and
was
born
In
.Norway
and
made
hi
first
trip
north
mis
ieiioii
from
.Seattle
on
.tune
25.
1
Feared
Trouble
Yesleiilav
afternoon,
about
Iwentv
minutes
In-fore
the
ex
illusion
occurred,
the
skipper
had
been
overcome
by
igas
fumes
..
.
.
ii
..
1
1..
..
In
the
engine
room
iiecrnsnutinij
ineillciil
aid
being
called.
Ir.
i
I
f..
l
'rremaviie
nllemien
ami
uupi.
i-'ot
limit
was
revlve.l.
.uier
iak-
ing
on
the
gasoline
the,
skipper
f..
...
inked
that
t.ho
funics
wcro
ilown
below
and
he
didn't
like
the
Idea
of
slnilhig
up
the
engine.
H
Dim
Icfl
the
boat,
for
some
.firteen
mlnuic
m.ai
(continued
on
paife
four)
HON.
H.
H.
STEVENS
ON
PRINCE
RUPEBT
ELEVATOR
PROJECT
H.
H.
Stevena
on
the
i
Prince
Rupert
elevator,
Page
366C
Hansard:
"I
sug
gest
to
the
Minister
of
Public
Works
that
as
the
chler
adviser
of
the
government
from
the
Province
of
British
Columbia
he
certainly
has
not
done
the
northern
part
of
that
province
a
good
000
In
a
new
elevator."
INDICTED
ON
MURDER
CHARGE
Man
Who
Confessed
to
Killing
at
Haxolion
Celnj
Triea
at
Minneapolis
MI.N.NILU'OLIS.
Amg
IK.--Tom
Johnson,
whose
parents
he
says
reside
at
Salmon
Arm,
Ilritish
Columbia,
and
who
wis
drought
here
from
Seattle,
waa
indicted
yesterday
by
tlio
comity
grand
jury
on
a
charge
of
iniirilcriiu
Leonard
Mrdutl
here
last
December.
He
confessed
to
the
crime..
This
is
I
lie
man
who
nls;.
confessed
to
mui-iler:.ig
a
man
at
Hiueltnii
in
I
'.Mil.
"
PERJURY
CASE
IS
REMANDED
TO
MONDAY
VAXCOUVKH,
Aug.
IR.--
A
mo
il.
I'ergvtson,
charged
with
perjury
in
connection
with
an
ef
fort
to
havo
(lireu
thousand
names
of
persouj
allegedly
mil
living
in
Yanei.uver
Centre
ex
puuged
from
the
voters'
list
appeared
in
the
police
court
this
morning
and
was
remanded
nr.
til
Monthly.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
l.!.
Silver
....
Diinwelf
......
(Hailstone
.'
....
Howe
,!ounil
liiiljai;,.,
....
I'reihJeistf..,.
.
I'orler
'Idaho
Surf
lul'ct
...
Hid.
1.1)0
1.70
30
OllAn
.03
V
2.15
Asked
2.00
1.75
.33
U),00
.00
ii.58
.07
oaii
.01
'.j
m
run
of
sockeye
this
year
lo
date
in
this
district
is
2,27
cases
a-
hcud
of
last
year,
while
Ihe
run
or
pinks
is
'.,tii
cases
ahead
ror
the
corresponding
period
last
year.
Following
are
the
totals
or
the
pack
lo
date
for
the
.Naas
lliver,
Skeena
ftiver
and
Kimsquit
dis
trict,
including
Holla
Coola:
Sockeye
.
.
Springs
..
Stcefhead
Cohoes
.
.
Pinks
Chums
...
Total
..
Sodkeye
.
.
springs
..
Sleelheads
Cohoes
.
.
.
Pinks
....
'4
.hums
...
Total
Naas
River
-
."."
1
Skeena
River
.
Kimsquit
Dlstrlot
Sockeye
Springs
.......
Steelheads
.
.
.
.
.
Cohoes
........
Pinks
.........
Chums
........
Total
.......
I2G
Cases
13,825
5.G45
ill
I,
ill)
15,237
12,171)
78,410
t'jio
Cases
72,775
ID.073
300
O.'jul
151,031
7,057
200,833
1020
Cases
13,141
I.U-J
4U3
1,210
20,tlt)
7.834
15,132
Subscribe
to
the
Dally
News,
ERINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I'lll.NCR
HL'I'KMT,
U.
C,
VKI)NF.aDAY.
AUGUST
18,
1020.
Salmon
Fishing
on
Skeena
Is
Yeiierdij-i
ClreuUUoti,
1157
TANK
Practically
at
An
End
but
the
Catch
Well
Ahead
of
Last
Year
for
the
period
ending
August
I
S
the
sorkeye
run
on.
the
Naas
lliver
last
week
.was
the
best
so
far
this
season.
Th
run
or
pinks
and
chums
is
reported
as
only
fair,
out
are
stjll
a
few
cncs
ahead
of
the
corresponding
period
last
year.
The
total
pack
on
the
.Naas
Hiver
to
dale
is
5,U53
cases
ahead
of
last
year.
The
run
of
ockeye
and
pinks
is
prac'irallv
over
on
Hit
turn
by
adv!slng
the
gov-
Skeena
invcr
ami
socKeye
net
iisnmg
will
be
closed
on
Friday;
eminent
to
spend
$1,300,-
;nigtiL
As
yet
u
is
a
tune
too
early
ror
Ihe
run
or
chnnis
and
cohoes.
which
usually
commence
about
the
beginning
of
September.
The
run
of
pinks
this
year
on
the
Skeena
is
55,729
cases
a-head
of
the
corresponding
period
last
year,
while
the
total
pack
is
Oi'.Oi'l
cases
ahead
of
last
year.
In
the
Kinisipnt
district,
which
includes
Holla
T.oola,
pinks
and
chums
are
still
heing
packed.
The
ENGLAND
WON
TESTMATCH
Australians
Fell
Down
Badly
In
Second
Innings
of
Dig
Cricket
Came.
LONDON,
Aug.
18.
England
won
the
fifth
test
match
of
the
present
tour
today
by
2S9
runs.
Requiring
415
runs
to
win
today,
the
Australians
were
dismissed
for
125
In
the
socond
Innings.
England
made
436
In
the
second.
Of
the
test
matches
which
began
In
187S,
Australia
has
won
47,
England
42,
and
25
have
been
drawn
games.
YOUTH
KILLED
ONEWOUNDED
Lads
Failed
to
Stop
When
Told
To
Do
So
By
Policeman.
SAN
FIIAXCISCO.
Aug.
I8.-A
real
drama
was
substituted
for
a
stage
drama
in
the
Mission
dis
trict
theatre
on
'Tuesday
when
a
policeman
shot
and
killed
one
youth
and
severely
wounded
'another.
The
regular
drama
was
in
progress
when
two
youths
enter
ed
the
thcalrc.
sealed
themselves
lllSlil
I
U'I
1i
Tl
U
tl
till
1
1
lift-
41
II
iwi
In
a
I
ing:
Ihenu
Thp
Uieillrja
"iliaiuigef
suinniond
a
policeman,
but
whin
the
officer
of
the
law
endeavored
lo
eject
the
youths
they
put
up
a
spirited
battle
and
escaped.
The
officer
followed
and
when
the
fu
gitives
railed
lo
hay
he
fired
Frank
Foy,
aged
21.
dropped
ilead
aiuLrrank
Gogigiii.4,
ageil
SI):
who
got
a
bulleTllinnigh
the
aniVJir-
remicrea.
Strrrt
Siltl,
197
(ir
'ip
of
ehildren
on
Andim
Donld-ort
Ik
ie
L.
i
dia.
New
mm
grants
for
Canada.
KING
DECLARES
r
FOR"BRinSfflrE
Would
Prevent
Constitution
Be
ing
Torn
to
Shreds
by
Spurious
Government
MOOSWAW,
Aug.
18.
"We
are
carrying
the
battles
rrcm
he
House
or
Commons
into
th-HHislitueneies,"
said
es-Premiet'
King
here
last
ni-?lit
In
reviewing
the
erfort
of
the
government
last
session
of
Parliament,
in
Moosejaw,
one
ol
tl.?
rew
three-cornered
contests
in
Saskatchewan.
The
contest
i
one
or
the
-fcscnesl
in
Uie
liuscussin?
the
constitution
the
Liberal
leader
said:
Wnen
the
electors
of
Canada
;o
to
the
ikiIIs
on
September
Ii
hey
must
decide
by
their
ba!-
ots
whether
the
British
consti
tution,
"the
link
which
binds
this
country
lo
the
little'
Isle
of
the
North
Sea,"
w
to
be
main
aiued
unbroken
here
or
lorn
to
iires
liy
an
ill;al
and
spuri-
jus
goverunienl.
Mr.
King'
demand
for
a
via
ticaliotv
of
Hrilish
consli'ution-
al
practices
in
this
country
practices
which
the
Meighen
aovernment
had
flouted
and
trampled
underfoot
came
as
n
Umax
lo
a
brMiant
explanation
of
(lie
exist
im;
political
crisis.
tep
by
step
he
showed
how
the
Meighen
government
had
de-
eived
Iho
(lovernor-Genernl.
usurped
power,
cluns
to
ofricc
lifter
the
House
of
Commons
had
declared
it
illegal,
spen
money
refused
it
by
.'arliamenl
in
I
in
these
actions
commitled
the
inosl
-gresious
id
seri
ous
co'ilffivenlion
of
constilu
lional
righls
in
Ilritish
his'.ory.'
In
Ihe
fare
of
these
things
the
Liberal
party.
Mr.
King
lie.
elaretl
ranie
before
Uie
elector
is
the,
defeiiiers
of-the'
eonsll
Hiliun,
as
the
protectors
of
rights
and
liberties
which
have
descended:
to
Canadians
from
their-'
Ilritish
ancestors
througt.
'he
ecnturffj.
The
Liberal
parly,
h
said,
took
this
stand
for
one
supreme
reason
it
wanted
t'anada
to
remain
Hritih.
J.
C.
MeMjIlin,
superintendent
of
provincial
police,
arrived
from
Victoria
on
Uie
Prince
lit),
pert'
this
mornjng
and.
after
spending
n
day
.
here,
will
proceed
tomorrow-'
by
'''train
to
Prince
(ieonge.
Hp
is
on
a
trip
..f
genera!
inspection.
Large
Upstair
bluing
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
door
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
PRIRE
FIVK
GENTS.
EXPLOSION
:apt.
fotland
of
schooner
Lincoln
victim
yesterday
gas
tragedy
as
Tanks
of
American
Schooner
Explode
and
Skipper
Loses
His
Life
!
Martin
Kollaml.
"kipper
of
Hie
American
six-man
schooner
i
ii
-
dead,
Han
IJerg
and
L
Twclen,
two
member
of!
I
-ew,
are
in
hospital
cnoudy
burned,
ami
Hie
schooner!
i
i
in
itially
a
total
wreck
at
the
bottom
of
the
harbor
at
llicj
.
al
Oil
dock
an
the
result
of
an
explosion
of
the
gas
tanks
i
I
al
.'J
o'rloi
k
ye.-lerday
afternoon
ax
she
was
alioiit
to
;
i
vjy
from
the
Imperial
dork
aTler
taking
on
gasoline.
V.
II
ins.
cook
on
(he
Iwal,
K.
Hansen,
and
Lar
liigehrilsen.
rgmccr.
were
fortunately
ahore
at
the
time
of
the
fatality
BTHER
LODE
COLD
DEPOSIT
IS
DISCOVERED
Ore
Taken
From
Tulamen
ear
Bear
Creek
shown
al
Vancouver
tvxcoi
VKIt,
Aug.
18.
TUf
yen
rnluy
published
Iho
fol
Dl.
ov-ry
or
an
ap
jjr-at
deposit
xof
lol
a
II
ar
Creek
In
the
lis
i
n
i
has
set
that
?mrci
muting
area
gg
CHICAGO
BEAT
N.Y.
GIANTS
BY
SEVEN
TO
NIL
MAY
YOIIK,
Aug.
18,,
Coy
Hush,
the
Chicago
recruit,
field
the
Xew
York
Uiants
to
two
scattered
hit
yesterday,
while
itis
team,
mates
batted,
McQuillan
hard
to
win
by
sexen
to
'othing.
The
JSt.
Louis
Cardinals
staged
a
five
run
rally
in
the
seventh
inning,
Southwortu
hittitw
a
J'xfi
mer
with
two
on
and
scored
1)-
other
in
Brooklyn.
ed.
the
eighth.
1
defeaitng
National
League
Xew
York
0,
ChicagoT.
.
,
Philadelphia
2.
Cincinnati
8.
Brooklyn
7,
SI.
Louis
.
Boston-Pittsourg
pooned.
American
League
St.
Louis
t0,
Boston
5-4.
Cleveland
4-4,
Philadelphia
'
9-6.
Cnlcago
5,
Xew
York
3.
Detroit-Washington
poslpon
NANAIMO
MAN'S
BODY
IS
FOUND
Church
of
Nana'mo
Ap
parently
Died
From
Apoplexy
When
Travelling
in
Oregon
ROSEBUHC,
Oreguii,
ws.
18.
The
body
or
II.
E.
Church
of
Xanaiino
was
round
yesterday-arternoon
about
a
mile
north
or
Oakland,
Oregon.
'
He
bad
ap
parently
died
or
apoidexy
while
ravelling
south
in
a
Car
which
went
otr
Ihe
road
and
about
thirty
feel
down
an
ehibauX-inent
into
the
tmsh.,
A
tourist
passing
caught
a
glimpse
of
the
automobile
and
upon
invest
igalioriV
found
the.
body,
which
has
lieei
removed
lo
Oakland
while
efrorls
are
be
ing
made
to
get
in
touch
wUh
relatives.
"
Was
Seeking
Health
XAXAIMO,
Aug.
18.
Howard
Church.
68
year.
or
age,
who
is
reported
lo
have
been
round
dead
in
Oregon,
resided
here
31
year-i
and
was
encaged
in
the
towing
business.
He
was
a
pro-
minent
member
of
the
A.F.
and
A.M.
lodge
here.
Recently
bo
purchased
an
auto
to
tour
tlio
eountry
for
his
health
on
the
idvice
of
ins
physician.
MURDER
AND
SUICIDE
CASE
Crime
Took
Place
Last
Night
In
a
Seattle
Hotel
SFATTLK,
Aug.
18.
The
bodies
or
Mrs.
Ada
Marringer,
wreu
50,
owner
ami
operator
or
Hu.
Seattle
Hotel,
aha
'
F.
II.
Seymour,
aged
00,:
wcro
round
111
me
uoiei
oiuce
iasi
nigui.
A
pilol
was
clasped
in
the
right
hand
of
Seymour
who
lay
11
'few
feel
from
the
wjjtnan.
The
police
said
it
was
a
cas'e
of
murder,
and
suicide
by
jiliooljng,
which,
startled
llie
passing
crowds,
ami
occurred
th'tj
same
time
thai
a
fire
.
broke
out
in
Uie
building
adjiiiiitnir
L'ie
hotel.
LADY
STRATHCONA
DIES
IXLNDOX.
Aug..
18.
Lad
Mratlieona
and
Mount
Royal,
daughter
of
Ihe
late
Lord
StralbcjSna,
former"
ljkgh"
.
Commissioner
for
l5nad;
died
heie
oday
'
it
thf
agft.
.
,
(
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feventy-three,
'
'
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s
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