25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywher
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDCCK,
Prop.
t)i,
XVI,.
No,
180,
Mr.
Bolvln
ttevieuoiz
the
customs
in
ion
in
a
speech
here
last
I..
Mackenzie
-
KiiiK.
.
I
..
.
.In
.
fa
....(
In
t
i
of
customs.
Id
I
ud
oeen
charped
injr
wa
guilty
ui
mum.
I
wonder
how
Mr.
Jte-
alioiit
that
now,"
he
'
Nrver
was
there
a
luvairoti
act
than
his.
i
ad
hern
on
a
eomiuit-
p.
iied
unanimoutl).
adc
barge
liAed
up-
wh:cii
had
heen
onlj"
a
committer.
I
tliirtk
mi
people
will
have
lo
lUnv
nt
on
Ibis
matter-k
.'liallcnge.l
Mr,
aiale
publicly
whe-
A
Ikiai
k
14
io
lie
intuit
ways
iM'rmaneittly.
MANY
POINTS
Most
From
Bear
Bald
on
Exchange
tV
YOHK.
Auk.
10.
A
nd-hi
r&nl
on
high
priced
in-
liroughl
about
a
stfrie.
f
a
lonul
declines
in
lb:
aiamet
ttKlny,
leneral
Mo-
akina
fourteen
point
11
Ueen
and
United
Stale-
t
Pipe
eiuhl,
while
do
1
il'ieis
fell
hack
from
two
'
ii
points.
kc
increase
recently,
n
1
loans
and
the
rallinu
1
1
ai'ge
part
of
it
was
respon
1
1
'nr
elllaek.
:t
I"
Ugll
ON
C.
P.
R.
STOCK
AT
USUAL
RATES
"'i.MHKAI.,
Aug.
10.-
At
,
!'"'
i"g
of
the
directors
of
tl
'iiuihui,
pacifin
Hallway
yesler-
'a!f
'be
following
dividends
wore
I'1-
rCri'I'll
kIiii.I-
It...
IV.IM
ClMll
'
he
li
il
r
year
ending
June
30
a
toininon
slock
two
and
nor
cent
fur
the
ijuarlor
'""k
June
.10
lusl
from
railway
'
''lilies
nml
(.pedal
income.
I
oi
ii
dividends
are
payable
on
"rlDiu
r
I
on
slockholiIerH
recor
l
l
io
tliri'v
p,nit
on
vplember
I
'!)
-rlbe
lo
the
Dally
News.
Mar.
3
1
,
loins
anil
excise;
II.
W.
Hreadner.
oommissiuner
on
taxation;
and
I.
S.
Itiil.
chief
inspector
of
the
custom
dipartmenl.
FISH
ARRIVALS
......
.vm
2
I
Total
of
125,000
Pound
Sold
on
of
Mie
late
Ocorgii
.
..
.
Exchange
Here
Today
Flte
American
ami
five
Cin-
ndinn
boats
sold
It
tola!
of
125,-000
pound
ol
halibut
on
tbt
Ftsli
Kxchange
tills
morning,
til
(his
lnl&:
the
'.niirlcans
landtl
78
000
ound
and
Oanadiaiit
t7,00
pound.
American
caught
fish
awraged
IGc
and
0c
and
Cn-.a'lian
caught
fisii
15c
and
IO.:
for
first
and
second
class
ealcbes
respectively.
The
arriva...
were:
American.
C.lie!ca,
.1S.O00,
lit
.tnn1i.M-Fish
Cold
Storage
Cc.
Halite,
18,000,
lo
Hoolh
Flak.
cries.
the
Canadian
Legion
of
lliu
llrit
ish
Fmpire
Service
League.
t
.
NOTICE
TO
LIBERALS
OF
SKEENA
RIDINQ
The
Liberal
committee
rooms,
303
Third
Ave.,
next
to
the
F.leelric
Hakery,
will
In.
nnrn
pvery
afternoon
and
evening
until
day.
Anna
J.,
H.non.
0
Utiiadian
Fish
tkUI
SloraSte
Co.
Oonali.
10.000,
and
Vcnui.
10,.
ooi),
o
Pacific
I
Jjdierlcs.
Ca'.adlan
While
Idly,
10,000,
Kalcn
13.-
500.
nml
Oaim
Spear
IC.000,
in
Allln
Fisheries.
ilarualice.
4,000,
lo
Hoolh
I
lslicrie..
Man.
1,000.
lo
Canadian
Fish
Hold
SiontRi"
Co.
SAWMILL
EMPLOYEE
KILLED
INSTANTLY
YICTOHIA.
Aug
Hi.
F.
Dono
roff.
a
sawmill
employee,
was
al
most
inslanlly
killed
when
a
Moss
lumber
carrier
Willi
;,700
feet
of
lumber
ran
oer
hi
body
at
the
Canadian
Puet
Sound
.Lumber
Company's
yards.
UNITED
VETERANS
TO
JOIN
CANADIAN
LEGION
KAMI.HOPS.
Aug.
10.
-
Thn
tlraud
Army
of
I
tilled
elerans
in
Miinual
convention
decided
liisl
nkihl
ir.animously
to
enter
eleclion
HIGHER
TARIFF
airplane
hearing
trainer
anli
helper
Is
bHug
despatched!
from
Wichita,
Kansas,
this
af-i
Irrnon
it
all
endeavor
to
rou'idj
up
the
two
remaining
of
the
tot
elipliatil
that
escaped
last
Hri-day
from
Ihe
rfells-Floto
circus
near
here.
The
animal
have,
taken
to
Ihe
heavily
timberec
country.
II
it
expected
the
plane
will
arrive
late
tomorrow
and
whe-t
all
tin1
animals
are
capturt'd
lhey
will
be
reiurned
lo
their
soutlien.
iriii:nng
quarters.
HOME
RUNNING
imitn
mm
t.
mntinnl
Ruth,
Laxarri
and
Jackson
All
Do
"
Effective
Work
For
Respective
Teams.
XLW
YOHK.
Ana.
io.
HulhV
tlilrly-sixth
homer,
aided
by
an
other
from
Laxarri
s
Oal,
featuml
Ihe
vlelory
of
Hie
Yankees
oer
HtflrolUy
ester.la)
m
a
heavy
hitting
conLut,
seven
pilr4iei-
being
use.1.
Ai
Minnioiis'
bonier
witli
one
on
cnafjtrd
Philadelphia
lo
defeat
UiieagO.
Hie
ftiiant.
defealeil
Chicago
uvtiuly
lhntugh
the
effeetfe
bil
ling
of
Jackson,
wlm
had
a
homer
and
two
doubles
and
a
single
lu
hU
credit.
New
York
is
now
lied
with
Cjiluuo
for
fourth
place.
American
League
Philadelphia
Chicago
1.
Washington
5,
Cleveland
7.
New
York
1,
Detroit
8.
Hoston
7,
SI.
Louis
5.
National
League
.
Cincrniiali
I-10,
Philadelphia
5.
Pilifhuivh.O,
Hrooklyn
3.
St.
Iou
0,
Hoslon
3.
Chicago
3.
New
York
t.
SAYS
MEIGHEN
Would
Mako
Protection
Applica
ble
to
all
Products
ho
Says
In
Speech
Last
Night
ST.
J
FAN,
Man.,
Aug.
10.
Sneaking
hero
last
night,
Premier
.Meighen
said
under-
a
Conserva
live,
administration
tho
people
would
be
assured
of
honest
nr..
stable
government
and
Canadians
would
find
work
nt
home,
lit
warmly
denied
that
ho
proposo
lo
amalgamate
the
Canadian
Na
tional
and
C.P.H.
sysleni!.
"W
nionose
lo
be
fair
between
o'li
own
system
and
the
C.P.Il.
tl
give
hut
It
a
cloture
and
lo
see
to
it
Unit
hnlh
of
them
givu
scrvic
H
lUe..Jppjjjiry
forw
which
thi
country
extcuiled
Its
credit
so
geheroil?yatd
"
for
j
wl
canliA'
siiiii-JlrlM
iNciii
hich
Hhe
i
now,
DlsctusliiR
'1116
tariff.
Mr
Metglien
said
what
tliey
wanted
wits
a
shble
prolcelivi
tariff.
The
larlff
should
ha
revised
on
u
disHnclly
protpctlve
basis
np
jdlcabl
to
nil
product.
He
aae
wnrninur
Hint
If
advantage
viu,
lakc,n
of'
the
revlseil
tariff
tofnrce
prices
up,
down
would
bo.
Hie
tariff
irnd
Ibey
would
Ic
left
Wlioul
peoleclton
at
all.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHINCK
JU'PKIIT,
II.
C,
Tl
KSDAY.
AUG
I
ST
10.
IM20.
TeMreday't
Clrculitlnn,
I5U
r
j
I
mm
m
-
u
Dame
llarhe!
K.
dowdy.
!iief
of
the
department,
of
social
tielioii
and
opium
traffic
During
Ihe
war
she
was
iuiio
ipal
timmaudant
of
the
V.
A.
I
)"..
WINb
PflAlUltb
Larce
Space
Required
for
New
Westminster
Exhibit
at
.
Fair
on
September
14
Next
Dave
Thomson,
fair
board
manager,
has
received
notifica
tion
from
Ihe
secielary
of
the
New
estminsler
fair
that
Ihe
prize
exhibit,
which
is
being
shipped
north
for
the
forthcoming
fair,
will
require
a
space
of
id
feel
clear
and
10
feel
deep,
und
the
necessary
space
has
been
reserved
in
Ihe
exhibition
building.
The
space
booked
will
give
some
ideu
or
Ihe
size
of
this
prize
agricultural
exhibit,
which
is
lo
be
staged
by
experts,
and
will
doubtless
proe
one
of
Ihe
great
attractions
of
Ihe
fair,
es
pecially
lo
those
interested
in
agriculture.
1
he
.New
eslmuister
GRAIN
TRADE
WITH
CHINA
Will
Bo
Twenty
Per
Cent
Increase
This
Year
Over
Last
Says
Visitor.
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
10
Export
of
Canadian
wheat
to
China
this
year
wul
advance
at
least
20
per
cent
over
last
year's
trading
.according
to
Chas.
Sun,
of
Tientsin,
president
of
a
largo
Cnincse
milling
company,
who
Is
en
route
to
Vancouver,
where
he
will
buy
a
large
quantity
of
wheat.
tar.
Sun
passed
through
Winnipeg
today
and
while
here
remarked:
"This
will
be-the
biggest
year
yet
In
the
grain
trade
In
history
between
Canada
and
China.
BEAUTY
SHOPS
AT
EDMONTON
TO
CLOSE
SAME
BARBER
SHOPS
F.DMOXTON.
Aug.
10.
Jlcauly
parlors
in
this
rilj
will
hence
forth
lie
licensed
as
barber
shops
and
will
have
to
conform
to
the
bylaw
which
orovides
that
Miry
elos
nt
six
o
c'ock.
prize
exhibit
will
not
be
tu
competition
with
any
exhibit
shown
from
surrounding
districts,
but
is
purely
being
staged
as
of
educational
value
lo
other
exhibitor?
dt
it
will
sive
them
an
idea
of
just
how
agricultural
and
horticultur
al
exhibits
should
he
staged,
and
w
ill
be
a
pattern
to
go
by
when
exhibiting
at
future
fairs.
BELLINGHAM
GOES
ASHORE
Struck
Dlgby
Island
When
Leav
Ing
Harbor
Earfy
This
Morning
'Molorship
Hellingiiam,
Capt
nderson,
of
Ketchikan,
ran
shoro
in
a
heavy
tog
at
5
o
lock
tlii?
morning
at
a
point
on
!igby
Isluhd
opposite
the
picnic
rounds,
no
damage
resulting
'
lie
Hellingiiam
was
returning
lo
Ketchikan
after
unloading
two
carloads
of
fresh
salmon
at
the
Ocean-Dock
for
trans-shipment
lo
New
York.
Hubert
Ward,
representing
the
insurance
underwriters,
accom
named
by
Capt.
A.
Swauson
c
'lie
Princ
Ituperl
Hcathousb.
'nade
an
inspection
of
the
ve
el
this
morning.
The
nellin;
am
floated
off
on
the
Itiuh.
Ide
at
noon
and
proceeded
tt,
'
re'urn
north.
PUBLIC
MEETING
In
the
Westholme
Theatre
SATURDAY
EVENING,
AUGUST
14
Right
Hon.
Arthur
Meighen
Premier
of
Canada,
ami
other
Speakers.
Overflow
Meeting
In
Boston
Hall
TDK
Pl'HLIC
IS
COHDIALLY
1NYITKD
TO
A'lTKNI)
Street
Safes
SOi
will
be
treated
as
such.
It
is
probable
that
other
speakers
wiil
accompany
the
Premier,
and
J.
C.
Hrady,
the
Conservative
.vtmlidate
will
also
be
on
hand
and
will
possibly
speak
briefly.
Following
the
meeting,
.Mr.
Meighen
will
proceed
south
to
Vancouver
on
the
Canadian
National
steamer.
THE
PUBLICLY
EXPRESSED
OPINION
OF
A
CONSERVATIVE
-'"
"
"
'
"In
my
ew
the
whole
of
this
western
movement
should
be
directed
to
the
port
of
Vancouver;
and
all
public
monies
expended
upon
the
Pacific
coast
should
be
expended
there.
There
never
was
a
more
pros
sly-flagrant
instance
of
expenditure
of
public
monies
Tor
purely
political
purposes
than
the
building
of
(he
elevator
at
Prince
Ituperl
by
the
Libpral
'government."
HILDREN
BURIED
UNDER
DELUGE
OF
SAND
ON
RIVER
BANK
HIKilNA,
Aug.
to.
-Buried
un
tier
a
deluge
of
sand
and
gravel,
Lena
Dyck,
12
years
of
age.
Tina
and
Peter
3,
two
sifters
and
a
brother,
were
suffocated
Sunday
while
playing
on
Ihe
banks
of
1
lie
Saskatchewan
Iliver,
lull
miles
west
of
here.
TOLMIE
NOMINATED
BY
VICTORIA
CONSERVATIVES
VICTOIUA,
Aug.
10.-
-Hon.
Si
mon
rraser
lotmie,
minister
oi
agriculture
in
the
Meighen
ad
ministration,
was
nominated
by
l"iiwir.'itiif
"slpril;iv
R.
H.
GALE
ACCEPTS
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
B.C.
Silver
..-
,.
Dunwell
;.J''
Indepeudenee
'.
'
Indian
Marmot
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Siher
Ores
I
Surf
lnlef
ViH.
1.01
1.72
.07
w05.
Aitked
.o'tr;-
ji
iu
t
:.I3
tv
.03
,00;
.00
.05
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
witb
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
.The
latent
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
DCMIUD
IC
T(
VICIT
DITDEDT
CATlTDnAV
ULHIILIY
I
J
IU
T1J11
UUILIYI
Ot
1
UlYim
1
J
UGE
EXHIBIT
COMING
FROM
NEW
WESTMINSTER
FOR
FALL
FAIR
SEPT.
4
a
m
m
m
itstoms
uepartment
to
be
Organized
by
Committee
Appointed
OTTAWA,
Aug.
fo.
Announcement
.
made
of
tlic
taking'
ln-
toward
u
complete
reorganization
ol
the
department.
ex
u
and
customs.
Sir
Henry
Drayton,
acting
premier,
in
I
atemeiit
says
that
Clarkson,
Cordon
and
Dilworthy.
utroiititatil
of
Toronto,
employed
in
Hie
recent
parlia-
fv
iisiom
prune
nau
ucrn
engaged
under
un
uu,r-ni-(o
make
u
rare
fill
study
of
Ihe
administration
of
the
tu
department
as
a
whole,
uirliidiitg
all
the
vnrinus
bran'-i
nd
lo
make
recommendations
wild
a
view
lo
a
complete
-
reorganization
a
contemplated
INI,
CHARGES
STEVENS
WAS
UNCHIVALROUS
I
by
Parliament
at
the
last
session.
The
work
Mill
he
carried
on
in
conjunction
with
the
special
nd-visory
und
consultative
conitnitlee
whieh
will
act
lu
conjunction
Willi
the
accountants.
This
commit
-
i
tee
I
compoed
of
Hon.
W.
J.
lloehe,
chairman
of
ihe
xiVll
ser-
ivicf
commission;
Oeonges
(ion-
jOiler.
auditor
general;
Oeorge
a
ataf
i.
...
1
uvijiP
tlMfllllk'
til
111
1
ft
ill
iMia
AIRPLANE
TO
GO
OUT
AFTER
2
ELEPHANTS
Animate
Have
Taken
to
Tall
Timbers
In
Cranbrook
DIs-trlct
and
Cannot
be
Found
ciianiihook,
Aug.
io.
ah
Premier
Meighen
Will
Be
Here
Saturday
and
Will
Address
Meetings
W'onl
was
received
by
Ihe
local
Conservative
Association
ioday
thai
Hie
itinerary
of
Premier
Meighen
had
heeu
changed
and
that
he
would
arrive
here
on
the
train
Saturday
afternoon.
Ai
langenients
have
been
made
for
him
to
address
a
mass
ing
in
the
Weslholnie
Theatre
on
Saturday
evening
and
an
over
flow
meeting
tne
same
evening
ai
uosion
nan.
Premier
Meighen
has
never
visiled
Prince
Htipert
hefore
'and
most
of
the
people
here
will
wish
to
hear
him
speak
and
lo
see
what
he
luok
like.
As
leader
of
the
Lomervauve
party
but
-
-
-
-
-
1
he
was
an
imiortant
man,
as,
Premier
he
is
the
first
cilUen
of!
i
tTrxffV
rftpn
I1T
ina.ia
lor
the
lime
bemx
andil
I
VI
311
IH
I
H
X
ll
VlUWUVllIUU
All
FIELD
LEGION
About
Equal
Number
or
Nominees
of
Major
Parties
Chosen
So
rar
For
Election.
TOHUXTO,
Aug.
10.
Four
weeks
before
nomination
day
about
375
candidates
are
in
the
riebl
for
215
seats
in
Ihe
House
of
Commons.
"The
major
parties
.n
vp
almost
an
equal
number
of
representative
pekcled.
ltJo.Con-ervnlives
bavins
been
nominated
igdin?t
152
Liberals,
15
I'rbgres-
-ies.
including
a
numberof
Lib
eral
Progressives,
seven
Indepen
dents
and
ten
Laborites.
Hritisli
Columbia's
11
seats
are
being
contested
by
fourteen
onservative.",
twelve
Liberals,
'ive
Labor
and
I
wo
Indevendents,
who
are
so
far
nominated
by
their
supporters.
1NERS
REJECT
A'
CHURCH
OFFER
Vote
Taken
on
Recommendation
of
Delegate
Conference
Is
Against
Settlement
LONDON.
Aug.
IO.T-1'he
pro
posal
of
church
leaders
fbr'
a
sel-
i
lenient
of
the
coal,
strike
has
been
rejected,
it
was
announced
today,
following
a
meeting
o.
.hs
executive
officers
of
Ihe
federation
called
to
cohisder
the
returns
from
the
mining
districts
voting
on
the
question
Tho
announcement
staled:
"The
de-.ision
reported
from
the
districts
was
against
the
recommendations
of
the
last
dele
gate
conference.
On
July
3.0
the
delegates
conference
decided
by
a
lange
majority
lo
refer
Hie
proposals
to
the
districts
with
a
recommendation
that
they
be
accepted.
-
1
x.v
nnrninmnnniithn
J.
K.
Armishaw
will
contest
the
MUMI
HNI
hKVHIKh
Comox-Aiberni
ruling
us
a
tarm
er-labor
candidate.
WAS
BEATEN
BY
THE
AUSTRALIAN
ELEVEN
LIBERAL
NOMINATION
I
n'SS
0.i7T
XF.LSON.
Aug.
10.
Jl
H.
(.ale,
rornier
mayor
of
Vancouver,
yesterday
afternoon
ac
-epted
Uie
Liberal
nominauon
for
Kootenay
West
at
a
public
meeliag
here.
feate.l
the
county
of
Gloucester
here
today
by
nine
wickels.
Australia
in
the
first
innings
scored
28
and
in
the
second
39
for
one
wieke.f.
;!oucestershire
i
the
first
innings
made
til
and
in
the
second
178.
SCHOONER
WRECKED
CREW
IS
MISSING
HALIFAX,
Aug.
10.-
Wireless
messages
this
morning
stale
that
Hie
Lunneburg
schooner
Sylvia
Mpshfr.
is
a
total
wreck
at
Sabli
Island
as
a
result
of
laM
Saturday's
slornil
'rheriKihn.
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