5
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
Ambulance
Service
,
Anywhere
at
Anyllma.
Ind
Royl
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
i
and
0th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
XVI.,
No,
I
HO.
)D
A
IDIl
MEN
INDIANS
CAUSED
BURNING
lav
VANARSDOL
HOUSE
tolm
McLeod
Is
Fined
$100
and
Costs
at
Terraco
for
Supplying
Liquor.
in
McLeod.
of
Vnuarsdol.
I
lon
and
osta
by
Sti-
'
Mugislrale
1"..
T.
henncy
a1
Uus
week
for
supply-i
'o
Indians
of
Vanars-ve.
Tin
inloxicaliou
of
mis.
pilice
allege,
caused
n
down
of
a
house
on
ve
'"focrlhp
In
I
ho
nullv
N'cw
NOTICE
TO
LIBERALS
OF
8KEENA
RIDINQ
Tun
Liberal
cominillee
liis.
;I03
Thinl
An.
ni'rl
J"
'"'
ne
Kleelrie
llakeby,
will
"pen
every
afternoon
i-;1"!
evening
until
election
"
!V'X"
In
''""""in
i,1,ar
adian
Legion
Will
Act
At
Essort.
The
remain
of
Martin
Fotland,
mauler
of
the
halibut
schooner
Lincoln,
who
lo.l
In
life
in
an
explosion
aboard
Ilia!
vrl
this
wi'ek.
will
!
forwntdetl
loiiight
by
the
uteamer
Prince
(ieonge
to
Gentile
.whi'i-e
uiteriiusnt
will
take
place.
Ieceaed
wus
an
Oddfel
low-
and
a
uuMiibor
of
the
American
Legion,
having
ervl
during
the
war.
An
escort
coiW1Uiik
tf
I
II.
M.
Hale,
(leorpe
McAuJey
and
Charles
Laitwlowu,
of
the
t)dd-
fellows,
and
Charles
Ytningman.
J.
II.
Tail
ami
Harold
?liaw
or
the
Canadian
legion,
will
acoompany
the
remains
from
the
parlor
of
the
II.
t'ndertakcrs
to
I
lie
(
T.
P.
Wharf.
ANOTHER
REBELLION
IN
SOUTH
AMERICA
Rebels
Evacuate
Quezalga,
Burn
ing
Part
of
Town
San
Marcos
Rooccupted
by
Government.
.
MANAlit
A,
Aus.
21.
The
mayor
and
several
non-eoinbalant-are
reported
lo
have
been
killed
when
rebel
forces
evacuated
(Jue-
zalga,
burning
part
of
the
town.
including
the
largest
distillery
in
Nicaragua.
The
uoverniiieiit
forces
re-oc
cupied
?an
Marcos
after
a
sharp
skirmish
in
which
reoei
losses
were
severe.
The
poverntiK'iit
is
ranting
no
e.xeui(itions
in
recruitiiwi
troops.
Two
Ihousand
reeruiU
were
iles-patched
lo
rclnforc.;
the
Harrisons
iliioujthout
the
country.
Then'
Is
no
dNorder
in
Managua.
.
FOLEY
WON
IN
TEN
ROUND
BOXING
MATCH
vaxihHA'RII.
Aua-.
iil.
-
Vio
I'oli-v
and
Heel
or
McDonald,
both
Vancouver
bantamweight
boxer?,
went
ten
rounds
here
last
night,
uiiimni'
the
i
cci.moii
by
a
wide
.niarwin.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hid.
H.C.
Silver
Dunsvcll
1.08
liidepciidenco
.03
Lucky
J)m,
-.1
'"
Mai-mat
........
-
."JJS
Premier
......
...
2.17
Silver
fire.
l-i
:
lo1
Surf
Inlel
034
Asked
2.00
1.72
.08
li
.18
.10
'
no
12
.05
Ann
M
Br
1b
MB
m
CANCELS
FISH
End
of
Season
Has
Arrived
and
Action
Is
Taken
by
Adam
'
Msf!?
Insetf
o.
fisiM'i-ien
la-re,
lii
receivfd
Iclfraut
frvm
M;i)ir
MotlierweL
in
n-gard
lo
Hie
fiii
traps
which
read
as
follows:
"Department
a.lvi"-.
premiei
direeln
that
llcen-
f-r
salmon
trap
nets
ndjaceut
u
northern
boundary
ailhori'd
tins
year
be
cancelled
jforttiwith.
I'nderslaiiti
CanJidNlti
Jl'ishing
Company
ha
already
HmanUed
one
trap
and
the
trmaiwnK
one
will
be
dis-nianlled
this
week.
Kindly
govern
mi
iv
elf
accordingly."
It
is
noleil
by
local
fishermen
that
the
fistiin?
season
is
practically
at
nil
end
so
that
the
can
celling
o
the
licence
now
mean
nothlnpv
They
ulale
that
sock-evc
fishtntr
ends
lodav
and
tin
run
or
'other
flsli
is
oraclioally
ocr.
The
I
run
would
have
stumped
fishing
soon
anyway,
lhc
say.
MANY
CANADIAN
Fisheries,.-Haliihir,
Fisheries.'
waim
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHINCK
ftUPKUT.
II.
Cf
SAtUniJAY.'AUUl.TST
21.
1020.
ARE
HALIBUT
BOATS
Total
of
197,S0a
Pounds
Was
Sold
at
Fish
Exchange
This
Morning.
Four
Amerii-an
and
thirteen
Cn-
nailian
hajjhut
boats
sold
catches
lotallin?
1PLHO0
pounds
at
the
Fish
KxchiiWe
litis
nioniins.
The
Jntir
Aiiu'fjcan
vessels
sold
87.500
pounds
altd
13
Canadians
110,300
pounds.
Prices
were
from
H.3e
mid
8c
lq
10.7c
and
lUc
for
Amer
ican
rish
ulid
from
ll.llo
ami
ve
to
11.
7o
and
10.2c
for
t'winadiau.
The
day's
arrivals
were
as
fol
lows:
,
American
Hainlcr,
50.000.
mid
Wave,
5,-ooo.
in
(ho
:
.Canadian
Fhli
iV
Cold
storage'ito.
Anna
J.,
22,0(10,
to
the
Pacific
10,5.00,
lo
the
Booth
Canadian
Minnie
V.,
5,oo(!AHi,
1
.1,000;
Ope
Swain,
"J.OOO:
Capo
Spencer,
12,000,
and
Torberg,
5,000
lo
Ihc
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Sloragu
Co.
Dolphin,
o.ooo,
and
While
Lily,
5,000,
to
Ihe
Booth
Fisheries.
Vei-iia,
V.000;
Point
May,
1,300;
Cape
Spwi'r,
11,000;
Terpen,
10,-300,
ulmH,
Lipsett,
7.000,
lo
tliO
Atlin
Fisheries.
Pair
or
Jacks.
8.000,
to
Ihe
Ho
yul
Fish
Co.
Prairies
Will
Ship
as
Much
Yeiierdyi
areulttina.
Kit
GREATLY
Grain
This
Year
as
Last
as
Result
of
Increased
Acreage
VINNlPKfi,Aug.
21.
There
will
probably
be
jiM
a'
niucJiwfical
shipyd.
from
Ihe
prairies
Ibis
year
a-
la-L-according
lo
Ihc
report
of
the
Free
Fres.
Sakal
hewun
in
particular
ha
undergone
a
remarkable
change
since
Ihe
last
rejiort
and
both
Manitoba
and
Alberta
have
more
than
held
Iheir
own.
following
lale
rains.
The
e(iniale
of
crop
is
based
On
considerable
in-creaed
arreage
in
Alberlu
and
Saskatchewan-
over
last
eur.
Tlti
will
make
up
for
any
deficiency
in
yield
over
last
-ea-on
or
very
nearly
mi.
Urg
es
Establishment
of
Silk
is
si
ill
unable
to
fill
the
demand.
J.
A.
McLeod.
British.
Columbia
manager
of
Ihe
C.
U.
Oregg
&
Co..
which
has
branches
in
Vaiicou-,er.
Toronto.
Winnipeg
and
Yokohama,
was
also
a
visitor
in
the
ity
today
making
the
round
trip
on
the
steamer
alala.
SIGNS
POINT
TO
LIBERAL
VICTORY
v
(Ottawa
CHiicn)
Signs
point
unmislakeably
to
Ihe
return
of
the
Liberals
to
power
next
mouth,
after
the
"passing
show
of
1020"
has
ended
lis.
brief
and
hectic
day,
andiUiere
Is
no
doubt
that
I
lie
new
cabinet
minister
from
Nova
Scotia
will
be
Colonel
ONLY
ONE
FREIGHTER
LOADED
IN
VANCOUVER
GRAIN
DURING
WEEK
YA.VCOl'VFJI,
Auig.
21.
Only
one
rrewhler
loaded
grain
at
Vancouver
elevators
during
this
week.
It
was
the
Canadian
Freigh
ter,
or
the
government
fleet,
which
Mink
17.210
bushels,
bound
fuf
Avon
mouth.
C
STEAMER
SANK
1
Fibre
Plant
in
Prince
Rupert;
Spruce
Could
be
Used
in
Work
That
Prince
llupert
offers
an
ideal
sile
for
the
establish
meut
of
a
fibre
or
artificial
silk
manufacturing
establishment
i
the
opinion
of
V.
H.
Itucknall,
representative
of
Ihe
11
It.
(Ifegg
Co.,
firnr
of
wholesale
silk
and
China
dealers,
who
is
a
business
visitor
in
Ihe
cily.
Spruce
wood,
one
of
the
main
constituents
of
fibre
silk,
abounds
in
the
district,
and
(he,
damp
(
Innate,
wilh
plenty
or
frvsh
waler,
is
another
advantage.
la
Cornwall,
Kuglaud,
Mr.
Kuckiiall
stales,
there
is
a
$3,
000.000
fibre
silk
plant
which
is
now
working
to
rapacity,
bill
ON
THE
LAKE
Four
Lives
Thouqht
to
Have
Been
Lost
But
Sixteen
Picked
up
In
Lifeboats
CLF.VF.l.AND,
Aug.
21.
Tl:u
steamer
Harold
1.
(lerken,
pound
ed
.by
gigantic
.waves
whippe
inlo
fury
by
a
fifty
mile
pale
sank
eight
miles
off
F.rioi
Peuea..
this
morning
with
the
possible
ioss
ot
Tour
lives.
Twit
lileboats
containiner
10
men
wen;
picked
up
but
the
other
boat
with
rour
aboard
is
missing.
The
vessel,
which
w:..s
heavily
loaded,
sprang
a
leak,
and
filled
quickly.
BIG
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
K'NW
York
i
St
ljolli
fi.
Brooklyn
3,
Chicago
1.
Boston
2,
Cincinnati
5
Philadelphia-Pittsburgh
post
poned.
American
League
Chicago
5,
Boston
1
Detroit
5-5,
Philadelphia
1-St.
Louis
'I,
.New'.
York
10.
Cleveland
-
Washington
post
poned.
Street
Sales
JSS
YOUNG
WOMAN
DIED
!
IN
HOSPITAL
TODAY:
Mrs.
Emily
Margaret
Garner
Leaves
Widower
and
Two
Young
Children.
i
l'aiiy
Ibis
morninj
in
the
Prince
Jliiperl
Ceueral
Hospital
the
death
occurred
of
Mrs.
Kmily
Mnrsraret
fianier.
Deceased,
who
was
but
the
U.
l..
Undertaker.
DAVIS
CUP
HONORS
GO
TO
JAPAN
AT
MATCHYESTERDAY
MOXTBFAL,
Aug.
21.
-flinch
ing
the
Davis
Cup
honors
tor
Ja
pan,
Harada
Tawara
defeated
Paris
Chacon
of
Cuba
0-4,
6-J,
here
yesterday
afternoon.
thereby
winning
the
right
to
'meet
the-representative
ot
France.
SAW
NO
SIGN
OF
AN
ERUPTION
AT
B0G0SL0F
ffililWiVV
Voir
l
Wihtsti
llin
coasi
guaru
cuner
naiua
passtn
Bogoslof
Island
she
reported
to
day
that
the
island
showed
no
sign
of
eruption.
Mie
said
she
would
stop
on
the
return
from
the
Aleutians
to
investigate.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
Digby
Island
"Cloudy,
calm;
barometer
29.01;
(eniperalupj
51;
sea
smooth;
7
a.m.
spoko
tug
Lome
abeam
Lucy
Island
bound
for
Prince
llupert;
i.50
p.
in.
spoke
steamer
Dorothy
Alexander,
Seattle
for
Ketchikan.
300
miles
'rom
Seattle;
10
p.m.
poke
steamer
Oriffco,
lowing
Haroda.
Ornnb.V
Bay
for
l'aco
ma.
620
miles
'from.
Tacoma;
f
ii.
in.
spokn
steamer
Alaska
Wrangell
for
Ketchikan,
39
mites
rrom
Ketchikan.
Dead
Tree
Point
Barometer
30.0t;
temperature
50.
Bull
Harbor
Cloudy,
light
outheasL
wind;
barometer
29A0;
temperature
5i:
sea
smooth.
Noon
Digby
IskmdiM
;clvudy,ca!ri;
barometer
30.02;
temperafure
60;
sea
smooth;
12
noon
spoke
lug
St.
Fallli
olf
While
Hocks
bound
Tor
Captaip's
Cove,
Dead
Tree
Point
Barometer
30.01;
temperature
59.
.
Bull
Jfarbor
Cloudy,
fresh
MniHiwest
wind:
barometer
29.-
l'O;
leinoeralure
59
1
lishl
swell
Adv
ertise
in
the
.Dally
'News.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467,
PRICK
FIVR
CKNTft.
IMPROVED
DTH
POLITICAL
LEADERS
CONTINUE,
CAMPAIGN
WITH
UNABATED
VIGOR
beral
Leader
Promises
Wore
Tax
Reductions
if
Is
Returned
to
Power
fll.MMINH.
Aug.
21.
The
Liberal
leader.
Itighl
Hon.
W.
h.
izie
uig
return
lo
Ontario
was
marked
by
Ihc
hii-ie-d
ii
it
:
campaign.
Oriel
platform
hIhiioii
meetings
were
,rMii
plaie-
iiinl
ln-t
night
u
Hireling
wa
held
here.
The
Mold
hudget
Willi
Ms
lax
rediicliou
vi
the
chief
ub
if
d
i'H
iiumhii,
hut
(he
constitutional
ime
was
also
dealt
Willi.'
I
we
il
no!
oiue
Id
you
with
prophecy.
1
have
only
to
he
past
year,"
said
the
former
premier.
"Kvcroiiej
la
hn"
!
in
til
ttvl
direrlly
from
(he
tax
rcdiwlioii
made
-
by
tlic
last
Liberal
(iovcrnmcut.
FALLS
IS
LACROSSE
re
Kilmarnock
Cup
In
Game
Night
at
Vancouver
and
f
Are
B.
C.
Champions.
iCOl
VI
II.
Aug.
21.
Ocean.
;
xu
wun
the
oeuiurj
jse
championship
of
i
w
.
lit.,.
I
Ii
i
iiiuna
neii-aiiug
aim-i
In
1
lie
tanere
own
grouuii
Uju
5
'ao.
in
the
final:
ho
caon.
.
jiam-.
p'ayeil
earlier
'
:
il
111
H
-
ill
i
a
ii'
'
ntei
lor
pre-
was
r
close.
K
he
title,
the
hold-I
(he
Kilmarnock
liup
igto
'
uael
east
In!
her
'i
ov
inclal
chain
i;
Mann
i:up.
LED
SELF
IFTER
WEDDING
Irldge
Man
Cut
Own
Throat
Homo
of
Bride
In
Nova
Scotia
Ti
ll,
N'S..
Aug.
21-Her
llr
.
i
ulein.
33
year
of
amlnile,
Mann.,
col
(iuis,
was
found
ly-p
our
with
liis
throat
in
mitcrt
after
having
airs
with
the
avowed
c
shaving.
The
Ira-fj
here
at
the
home
le,
Lniircnu
Robinson,
married
Thursday
il
who
wan
lo
have
left
iilay
io
Cambridge.
la
Mr.
Ib.nb
ha
stated
on
oilier
platform.
'
Mr.
Km?
proiiii.x'il
that
if
the
Liberal
were
returned
fo
power,
fin
Mier
taxation
would
lie
taken
off.
REMAINS
OF
MARTIN
FOTLAND
GO
SOUTH
Members
of
Oddfellows
and
Can
'"Here
Lome-
T!ie
Bi
uk
'
in
Sweden.
A
ereniony
m
thai
country
is
a
picturesque
ceremony,
as
will
he
se
'i
from
Jn
illustration.
Meighen
Interrupted
at
His
;
Meeting
in
Calgary
When
an
Uproar
Followed
the
Word
Liar
'
HXLGAHKY,
Aug.
21.
For
n
few
minutes
Meighen
meeting
here
last
night
was
in
a
storm.
The
Premier
had
been
speaking
on
the
effect
of
theft
Liberal
lariff
"tinkering"
on
the
iron
and
steel
Industrie.
of.
Nova
Seolia.
Meighen
'charged'that
!
the
Liberal
candidate
was
fighting
the
election
on
a
policy
of
;
secession.
"Liar!"
came
from
the
back
of
the
crowd.
'
The
hall
was
at
once
in
an
uproar
and
shouts
of
"Throw
him
out"
prevented
the
premier
from
continuing
his
speech
a
;
moved
hi
,
-a
number
of
nerson
Ihe
direction
of
the
interrupter.
"Lei
him,
alone,"
observed
Mr.
j
Meighen,
as
the
noise
quited
Idown.
"I
hope
the
audience
don't
liniml
'liis
man.
as
eery
man
lias
;to
farn
his
pay."
and
!lie
audienca
broke
.mo
laughter.
AIR
FORCE
MAN
'
LOST
HIS
LIFE
Mr.
Meighpn
continued
and;
Plane
Crashed
In
Small
Lake
there
were
more
inlerruidions.
Northern
Manitoba
When
In
on
Forestry
Patrol.
BODY
HAS
BEEN
FOUND
Care
Karris
Tried
to
Rise
In
Seaplane
When
He
Struck
a
Tree
and
Fell.
WLNXIPKO,
Aug.
St.
Missing
since
his
plane
crashed
at
a
smalt
lake
in
Northern
Manitoba,
'near
njjle
135
n
the
Hudson
Bay.
Railway,
(he
biMly
of
plolReifford
20
years
of
age.
was
the
daughter
Carr
Harris,
2i
years
of
age,
was
of
Moses
isrott
of
Port
Simpson,
recovered
from
the
water
yesler-slie
is
survived
by
the
husband,
Uay
and
is
now
being
brought
to
Albert
(Jarner.
of
Sunnyside,
an.l
Winnipeg.
According
lo
a
radio
two
young
children.
Funeral
ar-'
report
received
this
aftfcirioon
at
raiienienis
are
in
the
hands
of
Forst
Osborne
barrack?,
the
crash
occurred
Thursday
while'
Carr
Harris,
who
was
in
convmand
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force
station
at
Norway
House,
300
miles
north
of
Winnipeg,
was
engaged
In
forestry
patrol
work.
He
was-alone
in
the
seaplane
at
the
time
and
in
attempting
it
rise'
from
the
lake
struck
a
tree
and
crashed
ino
the
lake.
An
explosion
fol
lowed
.which
set
fire
to
the
ma
chine.
GAINS
LIKELY
IN
ONTARIO
Liberals
Behind
Progressive
Leader
and
Expect
to
Elect
Him.
TOHOXTO.
Aug.
2l.
While
It
ery
early
yet
to'
guage
the
liolitieal
opinion
ot
the
province.
it
would
seem
as
ir
the
Liberals
are
going
the
right
way
about
the
campaign
here
to
make
several
gains
at
least.
They
are
swinging
in
with
the
Progressives
who.
until
recently,
were
dominant
pro-
vincially
and
among
others
aro
supporting
rortner
Premier
Dru-
ry.
Ihe
result
is
likely
to
mean
that
some
Conservatives
who
were
seen
in
the
last
Bouse
will
rind
themselves
nosed
out.
VANCOUVER
MAN
DIES
AT
WISOR
ONTARIO
WINDSOlt.
Ont..
Ahg.
21.
Al
exander
Lahore,
tf.'t
'years
of
age.
superintendent
of
Ihe
soldiers'
settlement
board
or
Vancouver,
where
he
resided
ror
s2d
years.
died
yesterday
at
a
hotel
hero
while
spending
a
holMay.
BASEBALL
GAME
Double-Header
SUNDAY
AFTERNOON
tiyros
vs.
Orand
Tehninals,
and
Sous
(f
Canada
vs.
Oraml
Terminals,
First
Game,
1.
p.m.
.'