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and
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Service
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WATT
VIDECK,
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Iiim
-granted
imniiiii'tii
11
laH
or
the
rourlh
floor
of
'
iiliick
for
this
purpoMC
NOTICE
TO
LIBERALS
OF
SKEENA
RIDINQ
I'l'c
I.iherul
eommlllrp
'inniM,
aoa
Tiiinl
Ave,
nexl
r
lio
Kleotric
llakcry.
will
'"'
lon
every
nftornoon
"'
evening
until
olccllon
nay
Lib
.
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H,
j,.
J'
riioniun.
J.
C.
McLennan
ami
John
Flmvin.
Ml
three
teukrr.
Premie:
.Meijrlien,
Leon
Ladner
and
4.
C.
firacly.
,tdtlreetl
euch
nn-.-titiv
although
the
adlrce
wen
more
IcnKlhy
and
more
impre--ive
lefnr
IId-
la
i
er
uuilienef
In
the
theatre
Leon
Ladner
open
il
with
u
n
tdomient
aildreo.
.'.
U.
Itradv
followed
with
an
int
,i4ioiieil
lipiwal
for
UiKirl
ami
Jlr.
ilenrheu
gave
a
rcaoiied
nu-uvunt
ol
III
view
(it
Ihe
out.
nlilliilltiK
iiiHttei
pertainiua
In
Ihe
present
political
ituatioi.
iich
a-
tariff,
the
eotmii
in-Vfiltpulinn
ami
the
tHinnlitution-al
iueKtmii
nividvi'il
in
the
re-
iuai
or
ine
itnveriior
to
gran:
dissolution
to
Mackenzie
Kinn
lie
nlo
meiitioiii'd
evi!ral
mailed
of
local
inter1!
(tarticularly
the
flfCMiou
he
had
come
lo
that
the
fluh
trap
lieeiiiM
nhould
be
ran-icllwl
for
tin'
present
until
fur-
Iher
mvetii:atioii
iiad
been
mad)-.
Hint
the
futh
boat
fliNitn
Khoulo
lie
buill
if
It
was
found
the
.Mar-kenile
King
Koverummii
ii.ir-plucrii
an
umouut
in
the
upp:-
meiilary
enlnnale
with
which
to
Jo
the
work,
but
he
retailed
to
oiiiinil
himself
in
regard
to
.
(
office
liuilihiiK.
Mr,
Melghen's
Speech
III.
lion.
Arthur
Aieigiicu,
Pre
inirr
of
Canada,
the
speaker
of
lie
evening,
aroc
to
iiddre.s
tin
meeliiig
amiiUt
applause.
Mr.
Mrijilicn
ptefaced
liM
itpeei'h
by
xtatinK
that
It
had
been
over
a
period
ut
very
many
year
thai
he
had
enterl.iint'd
the
hope
'l
wotne
day
reachiuy
the
far
north
ami
the
i
ity
of
Prince
Hupert.
It
wax
not
only
a
pleaniire
but
a
revelation
lo
viil
thin
fine
new
Canadian
city,
nee
the
iin!ulrii,
iioar
ot
the
n?Mialioii!
or
Ihe
ilizi'iix,
meet
I
In-
people
and
pe.
mime
rlor
intimate
kmnvledge
or
Ihe
district.
The
City
or
1'rinee
Hupcrt.
the
speaker
anid,
was
p
long
way
from
Ihe
more
populated
iiartH
of
Ihe
country
but
K
wn
part
or
Cniunln
and
wa
bei-
ler
than
he
Ihouxhl
It
wan.
He
did
not
think
it
would
be
too
bad
lo
live
in
Prince
lluperl,
in
Tact
it
seemed
lo
.posnes
the
jitiynteat
factor
which
would
make
It,
ith
devclopmenl,
ond
oT
Ihe
mot
liouu'irul
citios
in
the
Hot
minion.
Streak
of
Rust
The
speaker
remarked
that
it
hud
been
aid
Hint
(lit-
city
had
i.
....
iM'Kiiitnii
nf
the
Libera!
parly
and
had
enjoyed
no
sup-
port
or
inierext
irom
uie
von-nerviiljve
parly.
U
wan
irup
ami
i...
Viiliiiii
!
I
lii
1;ihI
man
tc
III-
deny
Hie
credit
lo
the
Liberal
party.
The
(Hand
Iiuuk
raci-fie
railway
venture
had
been
the
enlerprife
or
the
Liberal
parly
in
ID0.1
and
1,
and
the
Trans-oain
I
Inn
nlnl
likewise.
At
Mini
time
or
railway
development
the.
veil-
....
.
,
.
i
1
1.
.
r
turn
ilHl
IinL
meet
wun
toe
nuur
of
the
Coi)fo;r.yulive
parly.
That
iiieu
on
pno
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
BostonGrill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Mall,
wjlh
newly
laid
dancing
lloor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
fur
the
least.
Phone
467.
Ly
ii,
XU,
Xo,
11)1.
I'lUXCK
UL'l'KUT,
.
C.,
310XDAY
Allll'ST
10,
1020.
siurdr
circuution.
utt
strrtt
siw-.
m
PRldK
FIVR
(JKNTS
LARGE
CROWD
HEARlHGHEN
SATURDAY
lACHNZIE
KING
SAYS
ANTI-AMERICAN
PROPAGANDA
DOING
COUNTRY
HARM
'rentier
Meighm
Speaks
at
Two
Meetkgs
Saturday
Night
Before
Big
Crowd
Prince
Rupert
People
large
crowd
ul
men
and
wurm'ii
or
all
.liitcle
or
thought
omiiion
liirni'il
mil
Kiiliml
i'IV
IMlflll
ttfl
telin
illlfl
litflnii
Ii,
II...
I
'-
-
,
j
...l...
....
.-vi.
uiiu
linivil
IU
I
IV
i
411
II..
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..
,
.
.
r
iruiur
.Mi-iKiicii.
.viusi
in
uiem
mm
never
seen
or
heard;
In;
(ore.
Iliey
heard
u
clever
speech
or
n
clever
lawyer
an
nlile
man
ami
gave
good
utleiition
IhroiighotiL
The
holme
riicutre
was
parked
to
Ihe
doom
uud
there
wai
n
i
gnUiering
iif
Hie
overflow
mecling
in
lloslou
Hull.
At
the
n
meet
nig
U
II.
Orme,
president
or
the
district
Conservative
iirion,
presided
and
at
the
smaller
gathering,
hi
assistant,
'
M'-
A.
.M.iiiii.
u
I'huirmaii.
(n
ITTCDTIDP
TC
,lb''
i,,a,f,Hm
Mr
ill
uD
UilU
ltJ
i
M"v"r
XrtMrt"
"
Stuart,
pre.
iili-nl
of
the
Prince
llupert
Con-ATAIM
DI
A
VIMn,",rvn,'v
Association.
J.
u.
Wll-
HuHlll
rLillllUl,a"","1
unro.
Joseph
I
Fecit
I
.Sr..
J.
A.
KtrkjKilrie,
J.
II.
Hants
Trying
to
Secure
Service
(of
Max
Carey,
Former
Pirate
Captain.
VMlR.
Auk.
Hi.
--4
In
tal-,v
-i?
'
ikihIih
nco
red
two
v
it-amsi
New
York
in
the
nd
game,
(lehrlg
also
lilt
tmirv
which
hud
hecu
Idle
-ul
days
during
which
thrn
,1
wen
damaged
by
tiller-
m-
'
i
lloston
today.
tl
w
York
(iianU
are
mak-
oiig
uid
in
"Pure
Hie
er-Maxuiey.
former
PilU-
inn.
American
League
mi.
1
1
-
."i.
Cleveland
7-0.
i
5.
New
York
1-3.
ipsua
t
Washington
3.
o.
.
in:ayi
II.
rulled
-
"
(
'
Mini:
nf
ruin.
National
League
I
...
Ill
o..lyi.
4
11.
EOPENED
INE
FOUNDCORPSES
ftr
Many
Years
Workmen
Begin
to
Take
Out
Bodlea
of
Entombed
Miners.
t
'
LLAHTOX,
X.
H.,
Au.
10
nearly
hair
a
century,
the
''."
which
had
remained
uilv
sealed
In
the
bowels
iu'IIi
mnce
the
tragic
ox-
in
I
HHO,
entombing
IU
whoso
bodies
had
never
ovored.
hegun
to
(give
Up
in
d
on
Hulunlay
when
nt-
penetrate
the
old
work-
V'-I
Kill
xful.
V
tier-
nnteivd
the
foul
ln-.'
Ml
r-ciiveri-il
three
hodlc!.
wn
icn
or
the
cornes
IiUt
-
ami
li-atlier
helU
or
the
w
ti
it-1
me
xuul
to
have
i.
d'Olly
ireii'rveil.
10NT0N
MUSEUM
GETS
ENCOURAGEMENT
"
montox.
Aug.
it.
nrrmt
11
inn
nh
a
city
muxcum
here
1
ii.
v
to
mieeeed.
The
city
BIO
FIGHT
BETWEEN
WHALE
AND
THRASHER
4
On
I
lit
la
4
1
joiu:
hliujiu'
trip
of
tiic
stcaim
r
IM-imc
Cimrleri
tin-
iii-'Hiiii'i
wii-
nee(l
h
fiaiil
between
a
4
50-lon
whale
a:
,1
a
!liia-.iei
whale
wlnie
rvti
Uneer.
Charlotte
Sound.
The
ma
oi'
moiifiti'rit
were
o:tl
ai'ot
a
Ulta:lT
ol
a
in:!e
from
tif
boat
unit
lb
w.iale
m
iid
MYRTLE
CAUGHT
.
!
be
lirly
eeen
juiupin?
r
hi?li
out
of
the
witter,
or-
firerii
.on
Ihe
boat
titaled
tiiey
have
never
ne'-n
a
whn.e
Junip
u
far
out
of
tlie
vva;r
.fore.
MORNING
FIRE
AT
VANCOUVER
VAXCtlt'VLH
;i!
til
Three
firemen
wen-
siiitn:
y
injured
ami
damape
estimated
i(
?;i
jo.Ono
va.
caused
thi-
morning
by
a
lire
whiell
gulled
the
warehouse
on
Itcalty
street
hoiisovt:
the
llrltii.li
American
I'uint
Co.
ami
the
(iutta
Perehii
Itubber
Company.
The
fire
was
one
of
the
most
pecla-cular
in
ycur
owmis
lo
large
iuuntilleii
of
comliiustible
mailer
ami
il
took
the
entire
fire
flitm(r
force
Hi
roe
liour-
to
khiii
control.
AT
CRANBROOR
CIIA.MUKMIK,
Auk.
10
Myrtle,
oiie
or
the
three
elephants
winch
escaped
Irn
day
a;to,
whs
captured
tin
morning
three
miles
north
of-
(his
city.
Search
is
continuing
fur
the
remainiim
I
wo
which
are
ul
large.
They
are
believed
now
to
be
widely
separated
HUGH
SUTHERLAND
.
DIES
AT
WINNIPEG
VLNIPF.(i.
Aug.
10.
Hugo
Sutherland,
aed
HI.
a
member
in
the
Selkirk
federal
parliament
during
the
year
IHa-'-7.
and
chief
exeeu'ive
olficer
for
thfl
old
Canadian
Northern
Railway
Tor
many
yearn,
and
an
esteemed
old
tinier,
died
in
Loudon,
Hug:-laml,
im
Saturday
acconluift
lo
a
calil
received
here,
..
For
two
years'
deceased
was
gold
mining
in
Tlrilish
Columbia
.before
Joining
Ihe'
Canadian
.Northern
in
UHll.
PREMIER
MEIGHEN
WAS
WELL
RECEIVED
YANCOLVF.Il.
Auit.
K
Premier
Moiigheiv
was
given
an
enthusiastic
reception
on
his
arrival
here
this
morning-
Later
ho
went
to
Xew
'
Weslmlnsler
to
deliver
an
Hildws.
and
then
leaven-
for
lloy.ston
In
Ihe
Co-
mox-Alliernl
riding
where
Jie
xpenk
loniuht.
The
.Premier
expressed
himself
a
fi
.wiiudi.rruUy
pleaded
with
hi
norlhern
trip
and
says
he
i!n-joyed
Ihij
stuuery
immensely.
i
i.Jr
U?
JsKc
wfhf
----WWW
---w-m-
sbibibibibibibibibibibibibibibibibibibibB
1
wkt
tfLBV
---WWWt'f
mp&
A.
II.
Kilioti.
Hi-
i;h
ip-
Wake
ieio
nuii
Al
an
Cobhani
are
sln.vvn
here
to
ordei
named.
The
WakeueHI
High
ol
20.000
mile
to
Aiislr.
i.d
mid
La
k
w.is
inleiTiipted
in
a
desert
stretch,
100
nine-
northwest
or
Basra,
where
a
wandering
Arab
shot
nt
tlie
plane.
Young
F.Ilioll
whs
mortally
wounded
and
died
in
hospital
where
Hvans
took
him.
Perjury
Charged
in
Connection
With
Gleaning
up
Voters'
Lists
Vancouver
Centre
Constituency
YAXCOL'YKH.
Aug.
10.
An
information
charging
perjury
has
been
laid
before
Carle
llohmson.
justice
of
Hie
peace,
against
Amos
C
Ferguson,-
said
to
Ie
a
worker
in
the
Liberal
ranks,
in
connection
vvilh
Ihe
filing
before
Chief
Registrar
Haskius
oT
affidavits
demanding
that
upward
or
'1,01)0
names
be
removed
from
the
voters'
list
in
Vancouver
Centre
on
the
ground
that
they
'no
longwc
resided
in
that
constituency.
A
siiniiiMiis
was
issued
today
railing
on
Ferguson
to
appear
in
court
on
Wednesday.
The
list
of
names
submitted
to
the
registrar
included
those
of'
-
lion.
II.
II.
Stevens
and
in
wife.'
Liberal
headquarters,
issued
a
I
statement
denying
any
attempt
loj
remove
Ihe
names
oT
bona
fide,
resident.
alid
statinv
that
they,
were
seeking
to
remove
only
thei
names
of
persons
who
have
long!
since
rcaeu
io
resine
n
ine
tits-;
trie!.
JAPANESE
VESSEL
IS
ON
THE
ROCKS
COIUKIVA.
Aug.
It.
The
St.
Paul
wireless
-tat
ion
in
Ilelning
Sea
picked
up
a
message
slutiiK
that
the
Japanese
steamer
I'nkaii
Maru
Xo.
l.'
was
in
distress
off
the
Aleutian
Islands
yesterday
j
ami
later
reports
said
the
vessel
t
v
as
on
Hie
rocks.
I
SENATOR
DIES
MOXTKF.AL.
Auk.
10.
Senator
All
red
Tiiitiaudeau.
"5
years
of
age.
died
Sunday
night.
next
House
Mr.
Slork
took
two
days
orr
at
Whllehorse
in
order
lb
.-aid
Fred
CoiiKdon
in
his
political
fight
with
(ieorgo
Jllack.
lit;
addressed
an
enlhuslasllo
inecUn?iut
Wlhile-
horse
ami
he
says
he
considers
'Mr.
Congdon
has
u
good
ithuncc
,
I
ueuey.
COFFIN
ONLY,
BUT
NO
BODY
Packing
Case
Said
to
Contain
Kitchener
Found
to
be
Empty,
LONDON,
Aug.
16
The
British
Home
office
officially
an-nounced
today
that
the
packing
'
case
recently
delivered
at
Wa-;
terloo
station
and
alleged
to
contain
the
bedy
of
Kitchener,
'"was
found
to
contain
an
empty
coffin."
The
statement
added:
"The
coffin
was
new
and
obviously
had
not
contained
human
romalns."
Frank
Powers,
a
British
newspaperman,
had
previously
declared
that
it
contained
the
body
of
the
famous
military
leader,
which
had
been
buried
In
Norway
following
the
disaster
of
the
Hampshire.
Atlin
Will
Go
Stronger
Liberal
Than
at
Last
Election
Says
Fred
.
Stork
on
His
Return
from
North
"Mr.
H
rady
ha
not
a
Chinaman's
chance
in
Alliit."
de-
claied
Fred
Stork
on
his
arrival
from
the
north
this
morning.
"Lost
ear
the
vole
for
me
in
that
pari
.of
the
constituency
vyas
about
two
lo
one
uud
il
will
he
bettor
tin
time."
Mr.
Slork
litis
been
receiving
advices
from
the
east
uud
from
till
he
sees
and
hears
he
says
he
feels,
sure
Mackenzie
King
will
go
hark
mtidit.slmiiger
than
he
did
nl
the
last
election.
"The
people
want
al
government
vvilh
ft
working
majority
and
they
are
swinging
lo
Mackenzie
King
in
order
to
secure
that.
King
will
g"t
full
control
in
tho
or
winning.
The
'Liberal
split
which
caused
the
trouble
in
tho
last
election
has
been
healed
and
they
are
now
all
enthusiastically
behind
Congdnu.
Mr.
Stork
is
now
off
to
visit,
Hie
southern
part
or
the
constl-
Mackenzie
King
Says
Conservative
Campaign
!
Breeds
Illwill
in
U.S.
:
i
KA.MLOOPS,
Aug.
Id.
"I
should
Iik
to
draw
attention
of
my
fellow
Canadian
lo
the
unpatriotic
aspect
or
the
campaign
oi
prejudice
again!
(lie
great
republic
to
the
south
which
ihe
leaders
of
the
Con
set
vat
he
party
are
again
seeking
to
aroue,"
lerlitred
Mackenzie
King
here
Saturday
night
at
hi
third
and
.
unit
meeting
in
Hrilish
Columbia.
'
"For
themselves,"
Mr.
King
said,
speaking
or
the
Conser-,
alive
lenders,
"it
comes
at
a
particularly
inopportune
moment.
:
livery
hotel
in
every
city
of
Canada
is
today
crowded
vvilh
Amer-l
e:n,
lourisls
who
cherish
onlvi
-
-
-
'
i
lie
kindliest
feeling
toward
theji
peojue
oi
i
tie
immmton
ami
wnui
ire
iiemliii
their
tminev
money
v,vitJ
.reei
in
all
parts
of
oor
cauntry.
fai
it
-would
be
difficult
0
estimate'
hal
the
tourist
trade
alone
mean
lo
the
present
prosperity
ami
future
development
ot
our
and.
"II
i
wholly
unnecessary
lo
talk
or
annexation
and
the
con
temptuuux
terms
in
which
many
Conservatives
reier
to
the
United
Slate
does
not
.foster
?ood
wHI
It
breeds
ill
will
in
a
variety
of
directions.
It
is
a
cheap
sort
of
business
at
best
and
a
parly
dri-
-I
en
to
itfieala.x)f
iEuVkiioleaii-
:iot
wonder
if
its
-unpatriotic
altitude
i
arousing
in
the
hearts
and
mind
of
the
public
a
resentment
that
will
make
itself
felt
in
no
uncertain
terms.
"If
this
campaign
is
kept
up
along
these
lines,
I
intend
to
have
much
to
say
about
it
duriiv-
the
next
tew
weeks.
The
eopIe
of
Canada
expected
lo
have
more
positive
statements
trom
the
Con
servative
leader
and
less
or
detractions,
concluded
Mr.
King.
JAPANESE
FOUND
DEAD
IN
HIS
BED
It.
liayashi,
Japanese,
was
found
dead
in
his
shack
on
Third
Avenue
West
by
thy
provincial
police
yesterday
after-'
noon.
In
response
lo
notification
by
two
Japanese
that
Ihey
could
uot
gain
admittance
at
the
shack
the
police
forced
Ihe
thmr
and
found
llayash'
dead
in
'bed.
Ih
Treiuayne
was
called
and
found
that
liayashi
had
been
dead
for
some
four
hours.
An
enquiry
will
be
held
into
the
death
by
Coroner
Tannock.
BEAR
BOUND
SOUTH
ON
FINA
LVOYAGE
POINT
HAIIIIOW.
Aug.
14.
The
coastguard
cutter
Hear,
turn
ing
south
on
tier
final
voyage
to
the
Arotic,
left
Point
Harrow
today
for
Xome.
The
assengers
included
several
men
who
re
mained
here
after
the
Detroit!
Arctic
expedition
went
to
the
s'ates.
FISHING
SCHOONER
LOST
IN
A
STORM
HALIFAX,
Aug.
10.-
-Fears
uce
relt
.-'that
the
La
Havre
fishing
sehooneY
Sadie
Knickle
with
a
crew
jaf,
&2
foundered
In
lho
storm
last
Saturday
vvhicn
wreckej
the
Sylvia
Mosher.
Xo
word
has
been
received
of
the
crew
of
either
vessel.
RUTH
HITS
HOMEH
TO
BRING
AID
Case
Against
Rancher
Dismissed
By
Magistrate
When
Cause
of
Fire
Known.
WILLIAMS
LAKE,
Aug.
16.
Fearing
blood
poisoning
in
the
reel
eauseil
by
poison
ivy
"might
prove
fatal.
Otto
Kroner
set
fire
to
the
limber
around
his
lonely
raneh
in
the
Horsefly
district,
nrthrr'af
IferTc.
4uf-b'rili?r
16
summon
aid.
This
story
he
told
in
court
here
when
brought
lo
trial
on
a
diarge
of
setting
out
a
fire
without
a
verniit,
which
was
dismissed
by
Magistrate
C.
II.
I
)uil
well.
The
flames
Quickly
spread
over
the
woods
of
Kroner's
land
and
were
heading
for
Hie
nearby
timber
when
the
Hre
fighters
arrived
on
the
scene
and
subdued
them
after
a
stiff
battle.
QUARREL
ENDS
IN
KILLING
One
of
Builders
of
C.P.R.
Is
Ar
rested
on
Murder
Charge
-
.
v
UOXDOX.
Aug.
IG.-Jealousy
is
alleged
to
have
caused
a
quarrel
belween
.
Alphotise
F.
A.
Smith
una
John
T.
Iierham
on
Friday
uisht
al
Whltstable
near
Canterbury,
which
had
as
Us
se-
jquel
the
olealh
ot
Derhatif
and
lite
arrest
or
Sinllh
on'
a
churpe.
oT
murder.
Smill
is
n
grandson
of
tho
late
Hugh
Ryan
who,
with
Sir
Frank
-Smith
and
Lord
Stralh-cona,
was
instrumental
in
building
up
the
Canadian
Pacific
railway
system.
Herliam
is
tno
grandson
of
llrigadier-lieneral
Tyler,
Y..,
a
noted
general
ic
ihe
Hiitisb
army
Smifi
i
wealthy,
having
inherited
the
bulk
or
Ilyan's
grea!
foe.
tine.
EARTHQUAKE
IN
BRITAIN
I.OXnOX.
Aug.
Ifl,
Twenty
counties
experienced
earthquake
shocks
yesterday
In
England
and
Wales.
Il
was
particularly
.acute
at
Hiriniiwham
where
people
believed
a
big
explosion
had
ENGLAND
GOOD
LEAD
TEST
CRICKET
MATCH
AGAINST
AUSTRALIANS
LOXDOX.
Auk.
10.
The
seoro
XL
OHI,
Aug.
10
Habeiin
Saturday's
piny
in
the
lest
Hulli
scored
his
38tl
homer
.
in
match
belween
England
and
Au-the
ifirst
.
Inning
ibf
ya
douiil?
tralia
was
for
dhe
flrsl
inning:
header
against1
WttShinglon.lUnglaiuJ
t'HO,
Australia
00
ror
There
were
none
on
bales
,.;
Jfou
wjj-kxls,
f
'
a
.
11