'i
Mi
'IK
'il
5
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
und
Royal
HoUl,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
SL
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
i.i
Wf..
No.
1U'
108.
t,
rauv
tl"
i
n
of
the
Hood
"'ami
nun
in-ii
rif
f
tuiue
of
lb
it
loh
J-olutniiia
.
ri
here
W
illi
Ihe
lai
k-ilau
tn.-e
il
oritanu-Tae
uairuian,
K.
J.
Johtt-,ili
n
the
repurl
of
the
v
'inn
wh
presented
at
it
fa:
and
he
mentioned
of
nal
he
Hi
out
lit
tupi
oved.
but
when
ad-gardii'r-
Oieie,
the
de-ri'plied
that
it
knew
;
z.-
wim
reijutn-d
for
watli
vtitce.
He
recognized
rarfion,
however,
Ihe
1
itic
Oovernmenl
had
uy
traffic
and
unwed
a
m
from
the
federal
keep
up
the
provincial
UWHVH
FLEWIN
HERE
RRANClNf.
FOR
THE
ELECTIONS
'lrai
election
business,
nn
in
from
Port
Simli-"inlay.
prince
Huperl
i
usual,
be
hcadquarlcrt)
'
ii'cUoii,
Mr.
I'lewin
slat-.
inininallons
will
be
laketi
NOTICE
TO
LIBERALS
OF
SKEENA
RIDINQ
I'h"
Liberal
enmmlllec
'nnnih.
:t(i:i
Third
Ave.,
nexl
Dp
ntii
ilny
"he
F.leelrie
llakcry,
will
fpen
every
afternoon
Pv,,"ing
until
clcfllon
i0
SIIKIUIIIOUKK.
Aug.
J.M.
A
sharp
oiilral
between
Ihe
-J.
QUEER
TACTICS
IN
ELECTION
icy
wen-
tohl
ineir
inn
i-eaonnble
bound
.
"
.
Electoral!
For
i:..vernment
co-oii-lTop,
tb
a
i
fonte
Improve-,
Xrr-'eil
I
hen
had
not
Purpose
of
Evading
Main
Is
sues
of
Campaign.
Special
lo
Daily
Xew
i
OITAWA,
Aug.
21.
Corre-;
Kiulenl
here
are
making
a
frantic
effort
li
make
H
appear
thai
the
people
of
timada
xtiouhl
vote
lVmc!alie
to
ae
Ihe
country!
from
another
ta!emale.
Theyi
nay
thai
nt
pn's-ent
they
see
ti-j
IhiOK
better
in
ighl
lhan
a
roii-j
tinuanre
of
the
condiiiott
that
oh-.
taiued
in
the
lat
Parliament.
To
avoid
lhl
they
?ttjrsrel
vottnjr
for
the
Meighen
Ouvernment
candidates.
JiuUlnsr
from
all
report
com-niK
here,
the
atlempt
of
Meighen
and
SleveitH
lo
utampede
the
coimlry
on
Ihe
cuslom
investigation
has
failed.
Something
else
has
lo
be
dam
and
now
Ihe
cry
is
ie
it
stable
(iovernuieut."
Liberals
are
sitting
back
ami
emiliiiK
and
watchiiK
victory
.
.
.
ti
r'
urn
in.
teniruttm
officer
come
their
way.
.vs
a
resu.i
01
llM'tr
eiiniinaiioi.
01
loi.-.-roriiui
-
the
a
ruling,
is
visiting
ed
flahts
in
many
constituencies
Ihev
exoecl
to
ael
a
considerably
ami
Ibis
will
nive
Ihe
stability
.i:
I
.,
for
which
Ihe
Tories
are
asktius
'L'r..."
FLOATING
CANNERY
'"
I
J
m
Oil
I
m
may
be
filed
with
the
a
officer
between
now
Appointments
of
de-ii
rm
ii
(f
officers
and
other
officials
have
not
yet
)iiiiteieil,
but
will
be
anil
nhorily,
Mr.
Flewlti
says,
l
iewin
i
going
lu
Port
Ks-
"
"lay
ami
will
visit
'lie
end
of
the
week.
MOVED
TO
JEDWAY
Laurel
Whalen
Is
Pieked
Up
at
Massett
and
Taken
South.
With
fishina
now
over
iu
Masse!!
Inlet.
Hie
Somerville
Jin-nery
Company's
floaliiu
cannery.
Laurel
Whalen
i
being
moved
from
lliere
lo
,Ieiway
oi
the
nor-Iberit
end
of
Ihe
Queen
f.harlolte
Islands"
The
lug
Lome
arrived
at
Ma.clt
llet
last
night
to
pick
t
lie
Laurel
Whalen
up
and
deliver
her
lo
.led
way.
SENATOR
DIES
MONTHKAL.
Auvr.
21
Senator
L.
O.
David,
8rt
years
of
age,
died
this
moMlnar.
....
:
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'
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'v.iiB
iiiiiiii
.kiBiuii
in
iiiun;
ui
(jom-t
House
will
also
Miillilmi
tlitl
iitrliklialu.l
Ilk
liinttwiH
lliiiniiitM
I
f
nl-
rt
t
w
I
..
111
II
M
3
M
III
til
I
Ml
IIUU4
IU
IOI
I
llllilll
iuirvt;iiiir-
Ja
I
III
Will
Pit
-
Through
five
counties
Mr.
King
motored
yesterday
ami
av,
those
win-
are
nut
on
srd
ten
meeting
in
the
course
of
a
trip
throughout
the
the
Xst
ami
who
wish
to
I
o
I
uwiiships
along
the
way
from
Montreal,
lit
car
was
voie
at
tin-
forthcoming
1
110
liv
crowds
whir
Ji
hlorkeil
the
roadway
and
refused
to'
lort
lun
to
u'uilv
iu
nerson
It
in
n:i
mill!
In'
1
1
:
1
1
ilrlivcreil
1111
mlilri'sii.
'I
he
ri'siilt
Mint
he
w;i-
over
three
hour
laic
in
reaching
Sherbrooke.
OD
ROADS
CONVENTION
At
each
town
througli
which
Hip
I.ttra
I
leader
paused
he
received'
an
official
aildnM
from
Hie
ma
')ur.
lie
null
an
hour
late
in
rea
ching
liranby,
tail
he
firs!
visited
Hie
eemelery
ami
laid
it
wreath
on
Die
grave
of
Ihe
late
Hon.
George
II.
Itoivin
and
tin!!
hi'
rman
Criticizes
Department,
proceeded
Ho
the
Itoivin
home
to!
ill
Irkniua
Ulllt
Untl
I
ill"
III"
ir-ini"
'
iii.
iiinl
sif
tfli-H
ii.hihk
euroll-
ed.
Norman
Wall
i
the
rc-
vising
of
lie.
t.
CURB
POWERS
UPPER
HOUSE
of
fteaulatlone.
1
lie
inumr
.Main
Mreet
niochen
u
-
-
a
crowd
which
had
ovcrflowtii
That
Is
Liberal
Policy,
De-
i.hlv.
,1
m.
,
'fi.
.i..
from
lliiv
timrkei
filnee.
-where
-a'
-
clarea
W.
R.
Mot'mrwell.
.i.i
.Tn
i
-
i't-
-
-
-
----
,
.
..
..
.
.
I-..
I
I...
I
I.......
1
U
King's
li.nl.
Ml.l.l..
Minister.
NEW
WESTMINSTER,
Aug.
24-"I
don't
wish
to
abolish
the
Upper
House,
but
as
at
present
constituted,
with
wide
arbitrary
powers,
It
Is
a
real
menace
to
responsible
government,"
declared
Hon.
W.
R.
Motherwell,
minister
of
agriculture
In
the
Mackenzie
King
government,
speaking
here
last
night.
"Our
policy
Is
to
curb
the
powers
of
the
Senate,
similar
to
that
adopted
by
the
British
House
of
Commons."
OCEAN
FALLS
DROWNED
4
FT.
WATER
YAXi:OUT.h
Au
.2l.-:rawl-iiii;
from
(he
parent's
houseboat
on
Lake
ltuntr.cn,
northeast
of
here.
Saviro,
infant
son
of
Sele
kichi
HasliiirVirhl
fell
fro
in
the
float
and
was
drowned
in
four
feel
of
water.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
!,.;
Silver,
...
Duuwell
....
...
Howe
$uund
Imlepcndenrc
Indian
.,
4i....
L.
aiii;;L,
Mafniot
Lucky
Jim
...
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Surf
Inlet
....
Hid.
1.1)3
I.
(18
38.00
.0(1
U
.05
.ll'.Mi
.lH
2.10
.07
H
.03
H
miUj
FOR
WINNIPEG
Team
Loaves
Tonight
and
Will
Contest
Right
to
be
In
Finals.
VA.Vf'orVKIt.
Ana.
21.
Ocean
Falls
laerOsse
Irani
leaves
tonight
fur
Winnipeg
where
they
play
on
Mo
In
it
I
ay
the
first
,aame
against
Hie
Winnipeg
Timers,
the
champions
Ihln
eastn
of
.Manitoba.
This
erieji
will
decide
which
team
is
to
pdrlicipale
in
the
Dominion
larroKsc
finals
al
Toronto,
commencing
on
September
I,
lamer
majority
thai,
lasi
yeart
u
.
I
,W
M
H
LSKK
A
i
w
aawwwMaw
ON
LAKE
BUNTZEN
AND
Akeri,
2.00
1.72
.08
.OtiH
.10
II
2.20
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
'
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IIUPKHT,
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C.f
C.f
TUESDAY.
TUESDAY.
AUGUST
AUGUST
21,
21,
1020.
11)20.
Teitertiya
circulation,
i5i
street
sain
tot
n
Jt
,t
,
r-
;
.
.l.-i...
,
ACKENZIE
KING
IS
ACCLAIMED
IN
Last
,
r
he
New
Modioli
W
naler
The
i:h
ule
W
Mnrgau
hu
been
niotailcU
m
t,
rmirrete
bae.
jul
beyond
Ihe
reach
of
the
wae
thai
tted
to
htifre"
her
bows,
und
ha
been,
dedn
aled
u
a
memorial
lo
an
industry
thai
has
nearly
dis-
i"'
oeafed
t'runi
Hie
w
aler
be
knew.
No
One
Wa&to
Blame
for
the
Death
of
Martin
Fotland
but
Safety,
Recommendations
Made
Holding
no
person
lo
blame
Tor
Ihe
accident,
but
urging
the
ulnioot
care
under
such
circumstances,
the
coroner's
jury
which
in
estimated
the
death
of
Ihe
late
Capl.
Martin
Follaml
of
the
American
halibut
schooner
Lincoln
yesterday
afternoon
brought
in
Ihe
following
verdict:
"That
said
Mtirtfu
Fotland
cam
eto
his
death
by
accident
on
hoard
the
boat
Lincoln
al
the
Imperial
Oil
Company's
dock
al
Prun
e
Hupert
on
August
17,
there
not
being
tuy
blame
or
neaiigenre
aitaruauie
to
any
per-.
-
.
.
.
.
.
.,.
.
"Whereas,
in
our
opinion,
theD
VAI
F
WTIWH
said
Martin
Fotland',
death
was!
f
XlLlLill
1
lllU
caused
by
an
explosion
of
gasoline
fumes
due
lo
the
faulty
construction
of
the
intake
pipes
of
the
gasoline
tanks,
we
make
the
fojlowig?
recommendation:
"That
this
finding
be,
forwarded
lo
the
proper
authorities
and
that,
if
possible,
a
rigid
inspection1
be
made
of
all
gasoline
installations
on
all
boats.
it
..
r:..
:..i.i:
:
a
I
SPENT
MILLION
Got
$200,000
and
Part
or
Pro-ducer's
Rights
For
Each
Picture
Made.
NKW
YOHK.
Aiifr.
21.
Friend
of
lliiilnhili
VIintiiio
elaini
l.l
ml
We
furlher
reeonunend
that;
,..
left
an
estate
of
three
.iiiarlnrs
tue
tire
iiaimns;
e.uipmcni
at
an
of
.,
,iion
,ilars,
,
docks
in
the
city
be
inspected
as
....,.,.,..
,.,
t,...,.,
i.
soon
as
possible
and
passed
upoitj
of
,ht.
cor,,orHiio
j,r0)hic
by
Ihe
provincial
fire
marshal
be
fore
being
allowed
to
operate
further."
Further
witnesses
heard
in
the
iiupiesl
yesterday
afternoon
were
O.
A.
Woodland
and
Alex.
'
llix,
who
grave
evidence
as
to
the
safely
of
Ihe
plant
and
methods
em
ployed
there:
D.
II.
McDonald,
fire
ins
the
shiek's
pictures
states
that
Valentino
sper.l
nearly
eery
cent
of
Ihe
million
dollars
earneil
last
year
under
u
contract
for
$2iHi.O0ti
for
each
picture
and
a
quarter
of
Ibe
producers'
pross
receipts
I
herefrom
Schenk
denied
the
report
that
ValfHilitiii
(fitfiirii1
lii
lifi.
fiin
u
chief,
and
W.
Williams,
cook
on
,an
.i.,iu
i.i-
r,....-
...i
.
.
.
n
.
.
innsavse
inic
ill.
iii
mit
aJUi
Mie
i.iiuoiii
woo
usiiHfu
as
to
...i.i
i,
,.,.,.i
...!,
ih.
i
.
r,.w..
the
ventilation
on
the
boat.
MANSON
WITH
of
the
company
to
secure
them
from
loss
in
the
thing
happening.
event
of
any
STORK
TffllAYlWU
MlNlSlliKS
Touring
Together
Through
Lakes
Country
of
Interior
British
"
Columbia.
i
Him,
A.
M.
Manson
Is
meelinfc
Fred
Slork
today
al
Hums
Lake'
and
proceeding
lo
Francoi.
and
tioisa
i.aKe,
wnere
iney
Avtii
iioiil
meelitvas
and
meet
the.
people,
returning
to
Hurns
Lake
t.1mr-
row
evening
where
a
inass
.meet
Ing
Is
'In
be
held
whuTlvIll
bo
addressed
by
Hie
AltorneyH'en
eral
and
also
by
Mr,
Stbrk,
V
:.iw.r-
JUIN
lABlNtl
Hon.
Andre
Fauteaux
and
Hon.
Dr.
Eugene
Paquett
Sworn
In
Yesterday.
OITAWA,
Aug.
21.
-The
Hon.
Andre
Fauteaux,
solicitor
general
in
the
Meighen
cabinet
in
1U21,
was
sworn
in
again
in
the
same
capacity
yesterday.
Hon.
Dr.
Fiicmie
Puemiplt
v;is
sworn
in
as
;
minister
of
.heal
Ihj
Slate's;
ami
Soldiers
civil
re-eslahl
sh-
ment.
Ad
finance,
after
eompaigmng
4
in
the
federal
riding
of
Carr
ihoo.
says:
"My
belief
is
that
the
Cariboo
ridinir
will
swing
back
to
the
Liberal
party
by
an
emphatic
majority.
I
4
do
not
think
there
is
any
doubt
that
the
electors
of
Cariboo
already
have
made
un
their
minds
to
vote
against
the
Meighen
gov-
!
eminent.
This
will
be
a
sain
for
the
.Liberal
party,
as
Cariboo
went
Conservative'
in
the
last
elect
;.in."
STEVENS
AND
THE
CUSTOMS
Says
He
Did
Not
Get
Information
From
Government
But
From
Other
Organization.
YAXCOUYFIl,
Aug.
21.
-
In
the
opening
of
his
campaign
last
nishl.
Hon.
II.
II.
Stevens
gave
a
denial
to
statements
which
he
charged
Mackenzie
King
had
cir
Ciliated
lo
Ihe
effect
that
Stevens
had
obtained
the
information
on
which
he
based
his
investigations
Info
the
customs
department
from
government
sources.
"
obtained
it,"
he
declared,
"from
Mr.
Sparks,
president
of
the
Merchants
Pro
tective
Association
and
lo
him
the
people
of
Canada
owe
a
debt
of
pralilude."
Mr.
Stevens
insisted
that
the
information
upon
which
the
rus
loms
resolution
vra
based
was
secured
in
November
of
last
year
and
at
(hat
lime
his
resolution
had
been
prepared
and
filed
with
Ihe
clerk
of
the
House.
He
claim
ed
that
Dissaillon,
the
Montreal
customs
officer,
was
not
dis
changed
until
the
resolution
was
out
on
the
order
paper
of
the
House.
He
claimed
also
(hat
the
inquiry
showed
Parliament
leaks
iu
the
treasury
estimated
to
he
at
least
thirty
million
dollars.
Leon
Ladder,
'wlm
was
support
ing
Stevens,
declared
Hint
Ihe
policy
adopted
by
the
Liberal
leader
will
ultimalely
and
mosLeerlainly
make
Canada
in
air
economic
ense
dependent
on
the
United
XdverlUe
lu
the
Dally;
News."
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
door
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
bent
for
the
leaat.
Phono
467.
PRICE
FlVi?
CKfTTR,
1
EAST
l
m
rvi
nrv
nnn
iininriT
n.
rnx
n
aim
w
nmn
TiiTivriAit
w
.
1liVlllllS
WILill
ULIU
IFI
Llll
LV
LI
I
IU1
V
L
I
L.
1
1
1
I
IIIUIIJI
L
I
L
UllllV'llRI
Ml
V
II
A
II
11
A
1
lLlUlLi
ITILIUHLH
I
LL1UL0
IllMdLLr
1
U
tUlfll
LL
1
nUilJUll
DAI
MIL
VTA
I
rowas
Held
un
Vlachpnzip
limp
Refused
to
Let
Him
Pass
Until
He
Discussed
Election
Issues
rmer
Premier
Laid
a
Wreath
on
Grave
of
Late
Minister
of
Customs
and
Visited
the
Family
jbut
Blocked
by
Crowd
COURT
OF
REVISION
SITTING
TOMORROW
'
Tomorrow
t
ho
court
of
'
rniinn
which
-sils
every
4
Ant.-
ftiii.
u-itut
n
I
lun
ii'iliiiL'
A)
Meighen
Will
Complete
Hudson
Bay
Railway
If
Returned
Sept.
14
SASKATOON.
Aug.
a
i.
After
a
busy
day.
during
which
he
ai1dre."ed
audieiiee
al
a
number
of
nirai
Htil
in
Saskatchewan.
Picniier
Meighen
spoke
before
a
Coii.-ervalive
rally-here
last
night,
reiterliti3r
:hat
it
was
Jhe
intention
of
Ihe
Con-!ervative
if
returned
jniwer
to
tomplete
the
1
1
ml
-on
Hay
1
tail
way.
The
Premier
aid
that
he
opi'io-eo!
the
htatnlory
fixing
of
freight
rale
for
any
part
of
Cannda
tin'ii
that
the
UoVervatives
would
maintain
the
Canadian
National
Itailwvtys.
He
made
a
i?oroi:
defense
of
hi
nimbler,
of
railway,
lion.
W.
A.
It!ack.
When
aked
if
hisi
appoinlinent
wa
pei-inaneiil.
Hie
aitpoiutment,
he
-aH(
.had
been
made
with
the
same
ass'irance
of
permanencyj
"jriven
any
mitiiter
ever
appoint-1
ed
to
the
cabinet."
Mr.
Hlack.i
he
:inl
liinl
n
rpivir.l
n
u
i'iin.'
"
lm
idian
citizen
"uiiexeeHe.l
in
thul
Chanfle
"aJe
In
Boaoelof
Island
IcoutUry."
As
AN
ERUPTION
Neck
of
Land
Extended.
Is
j
COItDOVA,
Aug.
21-Hogoslof
CARIBOO
LIKELY
ls'a""
a
inousanil
miles
soulu-
TO
GO
LIBERAL
IS
west
of
here
itrthe
Aleutian
group.
McLZAN'S
BELIEF
;
iHppeared
covered
with
a
new
de-
!
posit
of
volcani
asfttlift-cutter
VltnOHIA.
AUn.-iiHoiu
.JUwa.rfPurte44oab.B4valiraUio
J.
i.
vMaiM.t'an,
rmiuter
or
f
station
here.
The
volcano
on
the
island
erupled
violently
Wednesday
and
the
neck
of
land
extending
from
the
west
side
of
Ihe
island
is
said
lo
have
nearly
joined
with
the
nearby
islets.
From,
a
distance
it
appeared
to
form
a
lake,
The
general
shape
of
the
"Island
ia
unchanged.
Steam
is
issuing
from,
several
points
on
the
(BROOKLYN
BEAT
THE
PIRATES
Max
Carey
Contributed
to
Defeat
of
Former
Team
Mates,
Securing
No
Hits.
CVFAV
YOHK.
Aug.
21.
The
St.
Louis
arrlinals
hold
a
lead
of
one
point
over
Pittsburg.
In
the
National
League,,
tod.iy
by
virtue
of
Hrooklyn's
victory
over
the
Pirates
in
the
yrsVgatntyeslerday.
Max
Carey
ronlributedtlo
ihe
dow
nfall
of
his
former
Team
mate
by
securing
6o
hits,
Hy
defeating
New
A'ork
in
ten
innings.
Cincinnati
crept
within
half
a
game
of
the
leaders.
New
York
now
leads
In
the
Am
erican
League
by
ten
full
Ramos.
American
League
Detroit
I).
Hoslou
1.
Chicago
I.
Philadelphia
1.
Cleveland
2.
New
York
3.
St.
Louis
,
Washington
t.
National
League
Hrooklyn
7-2,
Pittsburgh'
3-10
New
York
(1,
V.iucinnali
7.
.
THE
PUBLICLY
EXPRESSED
OPINION
OF
A
CONSERVATIVE
-
"In
my
view
the,
whole
of
Ibis
western
nuvement
should
he
-
directed.,
lo
the
port
of
Vanpouverii'nucI
nil
pubP'e
oionie
expemied
up-
oir
the
Pacific
const
should
be
expended
there.
l'her
never
was
a
more
crossly
flagrant
inMance
of
expen-
diliire
of
public
tnouies
for
purely
political
purpose
than
the
building
oyhe
ele--
valor
at,
Prineejltup"vt.
V
Uie
,.ilR'ral
goverhtu''nU
,
,
;
V
':..,vv
"
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