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MAN
KIM.Fn
AND
ANOTHER
INJURED
AS
SCAFFOLD
GIVES
WAY
Mi
.1
l
VI.'II
I
iv
'I
was
killed
20.
-Hubert
and
Yelta
m
y
were
working
painting
Wiitowti
building
collapsed,
j"
fulllim
sixty
feet.
NOTICE
TO
LIBERALS
OF
SKEENA
RIDING
Te
Liberal
commitlee
"mis.
303
Third
Ave.,
next
1
'lie
Kleeirio
llakery,
will
'"
open
every
aflernpon
a"d
evening
until
election
Hay
other
wheat
producing
countries
I
with
a
view
to
lining
them
up
with
RFINf!
ASKFO!
'
"
en!""''
!
H'oe
In
a
o-iililllU
nVlXUU
ifkiUm
xnow
that
wheal
mani-
jliulatlon
ha
in
the
pa
I
been
un-
Mil
VI
II
i
:
'8.
All
an-
ueriaKen
ny
ne
Dig
tieaiers
no-
wa
mail.
ve-.ter.lay
tot
Mi
purpose
or
making
gam
ior
if
'a
u
on
the
haimiiimi
"r
i"-nrr.
in
ic
at
elevators
tojm
prevent.
I'
m
"inform
thoo
,al
i
'h-
lu-eul
Tulles.
The'
wv-
iiiiulo
by
owners
t,
'
who
clainiMl
that
ji
i
'lie
jiresent
tariff
i
n
ttorn
of
Vancouver
am
sufficient
revenue
su"esfully.
They
i
a
me
tariff
retarded
jpincui
of
the
port'e
ii)
tt
fanhiies.
a
ii
heard
the
in
pel
n
(j
of
the
.aimr
and
announced,
u
-Mon.
that
a
decision
iflcreil
on
AiiKiist
S5.
a
r
i
!'
f
reipipsted
i
al-,-i
wtMi
that
ohlaining
'
M
if
ir
takes
ORflA
MAN
IS
CHAMPION
r
Flowers
Successfully
e
fends
Mlddlewelaht
Title
Against
Qreb
VOIIK,
Autt.
HP"
f
riroi'gia
siiceessfully
i
tit-
world's
mid.lle-ianipinship
last
ulphl
.
won
the
derision
over
ii
el)
or
l'ittsbury
in
a
ii
mateh.
f
victory
was
hy
a
ile-a
gin
on
points
hut
h
it
to
withstand
a
slash-by
(ireli
in
Ihe
last
two
I
was
rouli
and
tum-u
fioiu
start
lo
finish.
STRAIGHT
CONTEST
BURRARD
ELECTION;
LADY
WITHDRAWS
v.xcm;vr.n.
au.
feem
a
u
mere
is
i
...
from
15o
and
loo
lo
la.
aim
10.5c.
The
day's
arrivals
were
as
follows:
llinn,
5,500,
and
In
prod
ll
3.500,
to
the
Huyal
l'ish
Co.
Morris
II..
7.000,
to
the
ltonlh
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
.Mayflower.
5,000,
to
the
Caiu
dian
l'ish
and
:ohl
.torapr
Co.
JONES
OF
PORTLAND
WON
CHAMPIONSHIP
po.
till.C
GOLF
TOURNAMENT
Yir.TOJUA,
Aur.
l'O.
A.
C.
Jones
of
Portland
won
the
(irand
.
...i
.x.td.
f
u.miiiH
lirvflll
'
PL'HUtinij
urj
uivn
.
board
of
Canada
for
a,
lbemelics
and
at
the
expense
olU
.
,
Hi....'
iI.m
it
-Mr
'I'd
I
tl
111
planned;
!
tl
flfll
I
.
.'0.
-
-
P
lo
be
a
straiirht
contest
lielween
Ueneral
J.
A.
Clark,
('.oiiiwrvativp.
and
W.
llanbiiry.
Liberal,
in
Ilurraul
constituency.
Mrs.
Anna
Jamie-
sou
ha
withdrawn
as
an
Inde.
pendent
and
it
is
not
likely
that
this
lale
any
oHier
will
offer.
In
a
statement
issued
last
nlxht
Mrs.
Jamie
.on
said
it
wa
her
intentinr
to
build
up
an
or-Hiiialiin
'vtilh
a
view
to
en
teiitiu
some
future
electoral
runt
est.
FISHARRIYALS"
Four
Canadian
Boats
Sold
21,000
Pounds
of
Halibut
at
Exchange
Today
Inly
Canadian
halibut
was
at
the
l
isli
KxrlmngC'lhi
niorninyt,
four
boats
roiling
.i,
ooo
jMiunds
at
prices
mnginsj
Ti.
,luv
ul,,..,
a
scaffold
on
est
siulf
associanon
louniai
.c.u
t..
.
..
i
L.T....!....-'!1
W
Mils
niornnir.
iumkiuuik
.
c-.
nu-nv
of
Sutth
two
uii
and
one
lo
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Silver
(ilail-lmic
....
lliuelliin
Howe
Sound
Independence,
'Miirmol
Premier
....
Surf
Inlet
U.
C.l'.H
Did.
t.'JI
.Ml
.00
Hi
Asked
2.00
.31
.01
.
37.00
10.00
.
MW
.07
Vj
.
MM
.it
.
2.10
2.22
.o.m
.101.00
GRAIN
CUTTINQ
BULKLEY
VALLEY
'tis
UNDER
WAY
,
SMITIims.
A112
211
The
1
'
.r.i,.,,i
.m,imer
weather
of
the
nasi
couide
of
weeks
ha
deen
a
UTtal
boon
to
the
fSfnier
of
the
llulkley
alley
anil
tbe
pmspecl
for
(
a
bumper
grain
crii
are
now
praetieally
-iir..t.
rjraiii
rutting,
is
well
ui.der
way
and
shocks
of
sram
is
a
common
sight
when
motor-
ing
over
(.be
ivads
in
the
valley,
'
Tills
year
sees
the
great-
est
arreape
sown
to
wheal
v
and
oats
in
the
In-lory
jf
the
valley
aud
the
yield
per
acre
promises
lo
be
well
up
to
the
average
or
better
than
that
in
t
ii.
Is
fif
Hi.
nriv
jn.'J.
4
VOLCANO
IN
.
;
side
of
llering
Sea,
wa
in
eruption
liwivily
'elnesilay.
arennl-in
to
reports
received
here
from
the
Japanese
steamer
Yokohama
The
Yokohama
Maru
Was
elev
en
miles
'off
the
island.
The
coast
ttuard
culler
Haida
has
goiie
to
HuKOslof.
which
is
1.
1011
mile
outhwest
of
hero.
inoriiltig
of
June
17.
Shu
left
her
father's
house
alone
for
a
walk
on
llicttlghl
of
lliu
murder
after
an
airgiimeut
with
him.
About
nine
oTc)oek
three
persons
saw
a
man
near
the
scene
of
Ihe
murder
whom
they
declared
resem
sample
from
the
face
of
the
lun-nel
shows
the
pold
value
runs
about
the
same
as
on
the
surface,
that
is
around
f
K,
but
the
the
older
d.s-
:
silver
value
is
now
u
lo
50
or.
Immense
Body
I
Some
idea
or
the
immense
bo-iv
of
ore
can
be
pained
from
the
work
already
areompI(shed.
I
lie
showing
on
the
surface
was
traced
for
nearly
300
feel
and
has
a
,
.
'il-eided
slant.
Ihe
lunnel
was
A
I
AK
A
A
rTIVki
started
ai
the
lower
sjde
and
al
niiilUii1
null!
U
the
pre
t
face
at
GU.fee-t,
it
is
Bagoslof
Seen
by
Japanese
Stea-j
mer
Yokohama
Maru;
Coast
Guard
to
Investigate.
COHHOVA,
Aug.
SO.-
nagoslof,
a
voicjinic
island
on
the
sou
m
estimated
me
iiepui
irom
rue
stir-
l'raiee
oi
Y
aies
piaiiiing
a
tree
on
Messi?.
Sutton's
grounds
during
a
recent
visit
to
Heading.
Preparing
to
Ship
Ore
from
Recently
Discovered
Mine
at
Topley
to
Smelter
at
Trail
JSAIITIIKHS.
Aux.
20,
The
mining
XieJd
at
Topley
is
ili
holding
Ihe
inleresf
of
the
mining
fraternity
of
the
district
and.
according
lo
reons
brought
to
town
by
Ihe
discoverer,
Frank
laylor,
the
new
find
is
jiu-reasuig
in
propped
a
the
development
goes
on.
The
tiiunrhjieiug
driven
as
a
cross-cut
iu
ihe
ore
body
is
now
in
a
distailce.
of
sixty
feet,
and
the
formation
is
now
more
solid,
with
Ihe
silver
values
increasing.
Mr.
Taylor
came
lo
town
to
make
arrangements
for
the
purchase
of
a
compressor
lo
faeilflate
the
driving
throu?ht
Hie
nam
rocs
an.i
repor.eu
jnai
nrpfrir
mm
njrnni
an
aay
made
last
Friday
of
at
1
1
II
H
IVl
A
K
K
I1
I
Mr.
luyiormaae
a
sampie
snip-u.,rpi,
.
,.,,
urt.f
,,,
,.ntnu
meni
ro
uie
smeuer
av
irau
am.
,,wartl
0
a
spectacular
ris
the
report
on
this
stales
the
ore
,st.V(,,.a,
(,,ur
UmM
ar(,
ak.
will
Iw
given
a
premium
oi
?J.3J.
jniI
j.01)t
r,ajn,
t
st,.oi
dosed
I
his
is
contrary
to
me
pencrai
..
jii,
s.,...
at
a
nnini
aA
run
of
ore
from
this
district,
which
is
usually
penalized
on
account
of
nine
contents.
The
Topley
ore.
however,
con-
Maru.
via
SI.
Paul
Island.
The
tain"
"'"'
a
great
asset
in
riux-
cruptiou
began
at
1
p.m.
Tuesday.
A
grant
for
roail.
buildms
conlinu
nir
until
21
hours
later.
ueen
voieu
y
uie
provincial
goxerument
and
as
soon
as
the
road
is
put
into
shape,
Mr.
Taylor
intend
shipping
n
a
large
scale.
-
...
Snheribe
lo
ihe
Oallv
News.
Gaines
Convicted
of
Murder
of
His
Daughter
Sylvia
and.
Death
is
the
Penalty
to
Pay
SKAYTLK,
Aug.
20.
Wallace
Cloys
(Saint
s
was.
convicted
lust
night
of
the
murder
of
hi.
22-year-old
daughter
Sylvia
here
on
June
1
1.
The
jtiry.wu
mil
four
hours
and
on
returning
fixed
the
penally
al
dealh.
(laines
collapsed'
when
tho
verdict
was
announced
and
the
defence
counsel
announced
Unit
nil
appeal
would
be'
made.
The
body
of
Sylvia
(Jaines,
a
graduate
of
Smilli
College,
Northampton,
Muss.,
was
found
denuded
and
haltered
iu
a
grove
nt
the
edge
of
a
street
on
the
shore
of
Lake
Washington
on
the
bled
(laities
in
stature
and
build
The
stale
made
much
of
llio
theory
thai
(iaines
slew'-Ihe
girl
afler
she
Ihrealeuedi
exposure
of.
a
ciamicsiiiitj
aiiecuou
existing
between
them.
j
I
half.
RALLIED
LATE
After
Selling
Movement
Change
Took
Place
Carrying
Some
Issues
High
.F.V
YORK,
Aug.
20.
After
poin?
through
a
heavy
selliu
movement
which
centred
mainly
in
L'.S.
Steel,
the
stock
market
rallied
briskly
during
the
final
hour
under
the
impetus
of
short
fni.
i
ro
feet.
,
n...
...,..
.
v
-v
-----
i
ii.
......
lini....
rkAYTinm
miinnn
UUUltl
IflAKut
Sir
Francis
Lemleux
Found
Mar.
naret
Not
Used
for
"Joy
R.'des"
as
Alleged
m
TAN
A,
Aug.
20.
The
ra-
porl
of
Sir
Francois
l.emieux
on
his
investigation
into
Ihe
lou
eel
charges
concerning
Ihe
"Margaret"'
ease
was
issued
this
afternoon.
It
stales
that
Ihe
In
vest
(gallon
did
not
show
any
kind
of
allega'ion
that
the
vei
el
was
used
for
"joy
cruises
or
thai
uniuiiule
bad
lieen
a
participant
in
cruises.
The
Judat
slates
that
the
incident
i
closed
BIG
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
New
York
I,
Chicago
2.
I'illsbutTg
IV
I,
Philadelphia
3-0.
llrooklyn
?.
St.
louis
ft.
American
League
Detroit
I.
Philadelphia
9.
Chicago
0.
Huston
I.
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News.
lion
of
Hie
delegates
in
the
Not
tinghamshire
field,
it
is
predicted
that
virtually
all
concerned
eagerly
accept
the
compromise
and
will
commence
work
forthwith.
some
observers
profess
to
hope
Uiat
the
acceptance
of
the
llol--ever
scale
means
the
beginning
of
the
end
of
the
.strike.
THE
PUBLICLY
t
EXPRESSED
OPINION
OF
A
CONSERVATIVE
f
"In
my
vicw.llie-wJude-or
this
western
-inoveiiient
should
be
directed
to
the
port
of
Vancouver;
and
ail
public
monies
expended
.up-
on
Ihe
Pacific
coast
should
v
be
expended
there.
i'hcr
y
never
was
a
more
grossly
flagrant
instance
of
cxpen-
diture
of
public
monies
for
purely
political
purposes
than
the
buildinp
of
Uie
ele-
valor
a
Prince
Rupert
by
f
the
Liberal
government."
T
INSURING
GRAIN
IN
LOCAL
ELEVATOR
J.
K.
Smith
of
Calgary
Is
Visitor
In
Prince
Rupert
In
That
Connection
J.
II.
Smilli
of
Calgary,
man
ager
of
Ihe
United
Orain
iirow
ers'
Securities
Co.
and
of
the
Car
and
Oeneral
Insurance
Cr,
of
F.ngland,
is
a
vi3ilor
in
th.1
cilv
on
business
in
connection
with
the
insurance
of
gialn
that
will
pass
through
the
Princ
Rupert
elevator.
Mr.
Smith,
who
is
accompanied
hy
Mrs.
Smith,
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
the
Prince
Oeonge
this
morning
and
will
proceed
by
tomorrow
morning's
train
on
his
return
to
RUN
OF
PINKS
LASTED
ONLY
A
FEW
DAYS
AT
MASSETT
THIS
SEASON
The
big
run
of
pink
salmon
at
Masse,!
t
Inlet
i
practically
all
over
.according
to
reports
arriv
ing
here.
It
lasted
less
than
two
week
in
all
but
while
it
wa
po-
ing
there
wa
plenty
of
fish
for
all.
It
whs
distributed
to
the
can
neries
on
Ihe
Islands
and
also
for
those
here
and
at
the
Skeena
and
Naas
Rivers.
JAPANESE
WINNERS
DAYIS
CUP
TENNIS
GAMES
YESTERDAY
MONTflKAL.
Aug.
20.-
-In
the
first
two
game
of
Hie
Davis
Cup
contest
in
the
American
zone
finals
played
yesterday
afternoon,
Takaehi
Sarada
of
Japan
defeated
Hoaelio
Paris
of(
Cuba
,7-5,
6-0,
0-3.
and
Sekiwo
Tawarii
vanquished
Vieent
Sanet
V-7,
C-l,
0-2.
j
TAXI
!
Boston
Grill
5
and
Ambulance
.1
f
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Servic
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
invwher
at
Anytlm
nd
Royal
Hotel,
3rf
"'M,'tfln
.
,NEW
80DA
FOUNTAIN,
Tbe
latest
and
best
for
the
and
6th
BU
,
'-ihf
i.ii
PRINCE
RUPERT
least.
Phone
467.
VIDCCK,
Ptok.
u'-'
MATT
nt,.4
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
L
XVI.,
No.
ll5.
1'IUNCK
Hl'I'KIIT,
B,
C,
FlllAY
AUGUST
20.
'1020.
Yestrrdiy
Circulation,
16J
Slrct
Salfi
!&
PRIOR
FIVE
CENT.
CHEME
TO
ORGANIZE
WORLD
WHEAT
POOL
RST
BIG
BREAKAWAY
FROM
BRITISH
COAL
STRIKE
IS
ANNOUNCED
TODAY
ord
Wheat
fool
flan
to
be
Considered
at
a
Conference
Kansas
City
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
-'0.
The
Inlesl
thing
in
co-o'tcralive
mar
f
(hiit
there
i-
proper
distribution
of
the
product.
Plans
definite
organization
will
he
submitted
to
the
second
inter
i
conference
of
wheat
pool
ul
Kansas
City
on
March
10,
The
venue
tor
the
conference
was
selected
yesterday
by
imal
oniinitjec
apMiiitcd
at
the
World
Pool
meeting
Pa
u
u-t
winter.
Tin'
program
of
Ihe
meeting
will
he
largely
ilrawn
up
iroin
.iiencwe
or
Canadian
pool
of
final-
who
hae
actively
"
interested
themselves
In
Mm
mailer
ami
who
will
take
the
lead
in
!
matter
uf
organization.
Alreadyi
delegates
uf
Hie
Canadian
pool
'have
been
sent
tu
Argentina
andj
First
Big
Break
Made
in
Coal
Miners'
Strike;
Compromise
Accepted
j
LONDON,
Aug.
20.
The
biggest
breakaway
of
eoal
miners
from
Ihe
poiiry
of
the
miners'
federation
since
the
strike
was
called
came
last
night
when
delegates
representing
13,000
men
'and
boys
employed
in
the
Hplsover
Company's
mines
in
Not-l.tipghamshire
accepted
a
proposal
of
Ihe
owners
to
resume
at
J
the
old
wage
Tor
a
seven
and
a
half
hour
day,
I
Oilier
owners
iu
this
field
and
in
Derbyshire
announced
their
I
readiness
to
open
the
pits
on
the
same
terms.
Although'
it
is
jnol
known
yet
whether
the
min-
crs
generally
will
endorse
theac-
rA
AV
1
nJ
AnriTP
uuiMum
urnrw
HIS
CAMPAIGN
Audience
Packed
Ballroom
of
Hotel
Vancouver
Last
Evening
to
Hear
Hln
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
20.
Dtt-sald
Douaghy,
Liberal
candidate
opposing
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
ru
Vancouver
Cenlj-e,
opened.
,
h!4
campaign
last
night
and
received
an
attentive
hearing
Jrom
an
audiece
that
Backed
the
.ball-rcom-.uj
the
Hoiel
Vancouver.
Al
the
outset,
Mr.
Donapiiy
expressed
the
ivish
that
the
campaign
should
be
free
from
bitter
personalities.
He
dealt
wilu
the
customs
scandal
briefly,
staling
that
he
was
l&avine
thb
full
discussion
of
that
matter
until
a
more
opportune
time.
He
wa
a
member
of
the
cus
toms
committee,
he,
said,
and
h
did
not
intend
:o
take
second
place
to
any
man
in
(ho
sincerity
with
which
ho
ffould
act
u
have
the
recommendation
of
lhal
committee
carried
out
.
and
"lo
run
down
the
incials
u)
business
firms
gr
faclorie.
which
mi?ht
be
defrauding
the
country."
He
declared,
lhal
hs
wa
ready
to
give
battle
lo
his
opponent
if
challenged
"I
await
developments,"
he
cohemded
sig
nificantly.
Mr.
Honatrhy
also
dealt
witn
the
issues
raised
by
Premier
Meighen
here
and
defended
the
Australian
trade
Irealy
which
he
claimed
was
telng
made
a
"politic.!
football."
GUN
BATTLE
IN
MEXICO
STREET
Rivalry
Between
Political
Factions
Leads
to
Shooting
With
Fatal
Results
GOVERNOR
IS
KILLED
Streets
Crowded
as
Politicians
Fire
at
Each
Other
Across
Thoroughfare
MEXICO
CITY,
Aur,:
:
20.
Two
'deputies
were
mortally
wound
ed.
Colonel
Andre
Garcia
killed,
ami
Tomas
Oarrido,
former
governor
of
the
state
of;
Tabasco,
a
shot
in
the
face
tiiYa
street
battle
in
the
business-
section
of
the
city.
Tho
fighting
'was
Ih
outcome
of
hitter
rivalry
between
factions
in
Congress,
The
partisans
of
llie'bpposing
.side
niej.
in.
rronl,f
the
itur-bjde,
Hoiel
4
op
ladpro
Vve
and
.'without
preliminaries
began
shooting.
1
1
It
is
estimated
that
from
seven
to
tw
enty
"deputies
participated
fn.lhe
battle,
the
factions
standing
opposite'
Ihe
sidewalks
and
shooting
acro
the
lreet
which
wa
crowded
with
.
automobile
and
pedestrians.'
A
woman
passing
in
an
auto
was
wounded.
The
people
in
th
streets
were
panic
sfrteken;
-'
Women
rushed
M.ieamf.jf
to
shelter.