TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
and
Ambulance
Large
Up9tair
Dining
Hall,
Servlc
witb
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
80A
FOUNTAIN,
and
0th
SL
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
MATT
VIDEOK,
Prop.
least,
Phone
467.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Ivor,
XVI.,
No.
103.
""It,
Pill
NCR
Iiri'KllT,
H.
II,
FBIDAY,
AlNiUST
0,
1020.
Teiterdayi
Circulation,
lt8
Slreet
Sale
S3)
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
5.
C.
KEELtY
MACKENZIE
ieeley
Sees
Busy
Time
Ahead
of
Prince
Rupert
Result
Grain
Shipping
l'rn)iieyiiig
u
busy
seusou
in
Prince
Ituperl
tins
uiltumn
I
nig
llir
Canadian
(iuveriiinenl
Mcrchuiil
Murine
would
l:
ping
lo
uiitrihule
to
Unit,
H.
li.
Keeley,
Pacific
Coast
i
igi'f
of
Unit
i
(Mircrn
urn
ml
this
morning,
ucrouipuiiicd
by
Keelev
unci
miii,
who
will
continue
east
tomorrow.
It
i
I
nod
Ilia'
while
in
Ottuwu
mid
Moutri'ul
Mr.
Kecley
Will
i
tin"
question
of
putting
on
u
direct
steamship
service
Mi
port
(o
Hit'
Orient,
making
their
headquarter
and
i
ng
hi
ronjiitp
lioii
with
the
ruilway.
He
hat
announced
EVEN
MILES
YET
TO
SWIM
Irtrude
Ederle
Has
Sea
and
Rain
against
Her
In
Attempt
to
Cross
Channel.
.
IN
WATER
TEN
HOURS
ll
French
Side
at
8even
This
Horning
With
Orlm
Deter
mination
to
Win.
0.
Owl
rude
I
New
York,
the
girl
wii.i
nlU'Ui
seven
tildes
la
c
tin
utleriiiMiii
nipt
to
conquer
the
I'.na-:iel
i?ti"
had
been
in
a;i
u
ten
hour,
haung
a
ruipi
a)
(irit
Nes,
on
side,
"tinrtly'after
e-I
,ir
w
tnd
Innl
been
kiek-ao
m
a
but
It
moderated
1
aw
,rain
was
fallltur
ng
were
fur
Iroin
fav-
wa
a
sharp
eontriHt
(
an
in
determination
walked
into
Hie
I'hauiiel
m
mid
bei
1
ik
IK
lieurt-eu
L
S.
CATHOLICS
FORMAL
PROTlST!ARRMrTHr
U
Ejection
Voiced
to
Action
of
I
President
Calles
In
Russian-
lilng
Mexico.
II
MUXI'IUA.
Aug.
6.
-The
t
r.olumbU4
in
annual
i
yesterday
miopted
a
'
protecting
iianliift
tlie
iMeKidenl
Calles
in
Mex-"
'
it
statement
reminded
the
X
nten
goerumeut
.repre-vr-
Mini
Callesi
hud
Instill-''
"
mleil
ami
expelled
Anieri-teiiH.
men
and
womeiN
1
umnliiure
ulihorreiil
to
"
i
"phon
of
roiitllttillonal
1
men!
'"We
and
our
fel-
"
Vine
it
un
ellueiu,"
the
Htate-
"
'mil.-
a
ll
not
eiiduie
ul
our
'
in
-
eps
with
llupuuity
the
"
s
licing
of
.Mexico."
W
GRAIN
SHIPMENTS
VANCOUVER.
THIS
WEEK
vVMU)l,Vi;il.
Aim.
.
There
lilt
nciiin
,l.i...kt..iil
fijiiu
niuiii
nil
i
i
hit'
me
tswus
I..
'm
in
i.i-
.Itii-in.f
II.U.i.iL-
M
tin
s
IIIH
.i
ikiiii
is
now
piucticully
at;
an
1,1
mm
there
wilt
he
very
'With
I'll
II
V
.111
II
..
I.
....I
J
llllhll
IIUW
WHVUW
111:
U)
I
ONE
HALIBUT
BOAT
I
MUy
one
hulllml
boat
sold
II
inornliig.
the
.It"
uiIMn-
XV
1
1
1
1
1.000
i.nnmN.
which
pva
Louglil
by
t-
rui
riloniue
-""Paiiy
ul
IB.tiO
and
1
1
centi,
at
",.
J
KING
SEES
tpreumly
that
he
believe
in
such
jii
policy
mid
the
present
is
the
'crucial
time
for
putting
it
into
jcffed.
.Mr.
Keeley
says
a
number
of
their
boats
will
be
docking
here.
There
is
mora
work
being
dune
on
the
Canadian
Prospector
than
was
expected,
all
to
Uie
benefit
of
the
drydoek
here.
Mr.
Keeley
i
very
eheerful
in
regard
to
local
conditions..
He
looks
forward
lo
great
development
in
business
a
u
result
of
the
train
shipping.
He
say
ev
(rylidng
hu
been
adjusted
bc-
tween
the
dry
dock
here
and
the
wheat
pool
in
reward
tu
lining
the
liHf
atfll
Iln-rc
sfiouM
now
be
nothing
in
tin-
way
of
..ucress.
4
CHINESE
DYINQ
THOUSANDS
DAILY
CHOLCAA
AND
HEAT
4
tUI
VXuilAI.
Auk.
0.
It
i
unofficially
el
muled
that
a
tliouoaml
Oinnei.0
are
dy-
inn
duiiy
ol
cholera
and
ex-
eeoive
lient
with
tlie-cpi-
demic
ul
it
peak
IihI.iv,
the
4
Imtleoi
day
in
thirty
year.
The
temporal
ure
reaelied
till'.
J
but
few
forekgnei-B
4
were
uffeeted.
At
r.iinton
the
army
i.-
suffering
from
the
divane.
Clifford
8hallard
Suspected
Stealing
$3,000
From
Wm.
Btgnell.
VANISH
Vi:i.
Aug.
0
-Uhargeil
with
robliiiut
W
illiam
llkgiielt,
a
vl-ltor
to
tlie
city,
of
gU.SOO,
Clif-fonl
Sliiillnnl
was
arnwted
al
Nunaimo
and
bmuirlrt
here
loilay
hi
face
trial.
lUgncll
.n?ported
the
lne
or,
his
roll
to
Hie
police
when
he
returned
from
the
hotel
after
veiling
a
room
urate
whom
be
met
in
a
b
parlor.
Anting
uimiii
Hignell's
desorlp-
tion.
police
officers
instituted
a
search
and
traced
the
suspect
to
I
be
Naimlmo
boat.
KILLED
BY
LOQ
V.VNCOl'VUH.
Aug.
.
Onihed
by
a
fallJpsr
ling.
Sunluro
Alio,
a
.liiimiiesc.
was
almost
instantly
Mile,!
ul
llnweti
Island,
west
ut
here.
Jack
McAulay.
V.
McDonald,
A.
imncaii
and
O.
Hell,
raliiugs
from
lire
local
mill
of
the
lloyal
Ciinu-
iliuinXaxal
Volunteer
Iteservo
who
have
been
iimlergoliig
Irainlng
at
I
he
Itnyii)
Naval
ban-arks.
I
.sijul-malt,
retunu'd
lo
the
clly
on
Iho
Prince
(loorge
llil!
morn
In
Art
Noble,
formerly
customs
nrrieer
ul
Hlewart,
and
now
sln-l
limed
at
Ocean
Full,
arrived
in
the
clly
on
tlie
Prince
lleorge
tliis
nmrnliwr
lit
II"'
courno
of
,.
tmll.inv,
isii
to
northern
points.
SAYS
VICTORY
RAILWAY
MAKES
GOOD
SHOWING
8ir
Henry
Thornton
Saya
Will
U?
IfllfJI
UVUIIIUIIfc
III
WWI
B,"
Ina
Results
For
Year
DRAYTON
GIVES
DENIALS
OTTAWA.
Auk.
.
Tho
belief
I
fiat
the
l.aiiadian
-National
Hail-
way
will
snow
assure!
mi-line
provenient
in
operating
reult(nr
murder
and
sulfide
was
uis-
this
year
over
iasl
coupled
witlitcovertsJ
early
ibis
morning
at
the
ttemendou
improvement
made
lul
yar1
were
eoutuined
in
a
statement
initued
today
'olHIreol.
lltfturning
o
net-
home.
Sir
Henry
Drayton,
acting
premier
and
aeting
minister
or
railways.
rUr
Henry
denies
thai
lin-
Coiifervative
party
are
"in
cunw
way
or
another
going
lo
get
rid
uf
the
National
llailway
in
mm
n
a
way
or
other
otng
to
hand
them
over,
preauinaltly
to
the
Canadian
Pacific."
ItiUerring
to
prophesies
Ilia,
they
would,
replace
Sir
Henry
Ttnrnttfn
h
iiresident
of
tho
Cnnadiaii
Nntinnal
or
I.
6.
I.ui
kin
a
high
inmmifiouer
in
London,
Bir
Henry
Drayton
said:
"Th'-
mijpteti.(ii
i-,
untrue
and
is
made
merely
lor
the
jiurputCi
f
tim-ulitUion..
;
etr-f'
LIBERALS
TO
BE
IN
POWER
That
Is
Prophecy
of
W.
l
Wlao-kenzle
King
In
Speech
at
Prince
Albert.
PRINCE
ALBERT,
Aug.
G
In
the
constituency
which
he
represented
In
the
Last
Parliament,
Ex-Premier
King
last
night
thanked
the
people
for
their
support
in
the
past
and
In
the
course
of
his
speech
made
a
forecast
for
a
solid
Quebec,
a
solid
Saskatchewan
and
a
strong
Liberal
Government
with
representatives
from
all
the
provinces.
The
completion
of
the
Hudson
Bay
railway
was
promised.
HWAGE
INCREASE
BEING
SOUGHT
Railway
Employees
Ask
Sir
Henry
Thornton
For
An
Advance
OTTAWA.
Aug.
0.
Notifica
tion
of
general
wage
increase.
averaging
ulmut
eighteen
per
-'enl
over
present
ruto,
lieing
.ouglit
by
I
he
low
er
paid
ennilvy's
of
the
Canadian
Naliunul
llailways,
lias
been
sent
to
ir
Henry
Thorn
ton
and
his
general
malingers
lexeral
nmendinent
in
the
pre-eut
wortiing
rules
liuve
also
been
proposed,
including
a
provision
that
alt'
employee
lie
ftlven
holi
days
annually.
Those
affected
are
included
under
the
schedule
known
as
clerks
and
other
classes
of
employees
and
the
proposal
b
In
cover
the
clerical
staffs
of
ull
nlulion
.siieds.
shops
uud
round
house
employees.
SEAPLANE
SERVICE
FOR
FISHERIES
NEXT'VEAR
VANiCOrVMH,
Aug.
0.
"I
am
informed
that
arrangements
have
been
made
lor
the
seaplane,
ser
vli-eto
be
renewed
next
year
for
the
protection
of
the
fisheries,"
said
Chief
Inspector
Motherwell
Ibis
morning
upon
his
return
here
fr(nn,,a
trip
lo
the
west
const
of
Vancouver
isiunu.
RUPERT
WILL
BE
FOR
LIBERALS
AT
FORTHCOMING
MURDER
AND
SUICIDE
AT
VANCOUVER
Fatnor
Kinea
cniia
and
Then
Strangled
Himself
is
Belief
of
Police
MEXICO
CITV
Aug.
C
Pes.
VAXCOUVHIl,
.Aug.
(3.
Whul
poiiee
oeucve
no
ue
u
eae.wOiiii:ei
ueiween
me
government
jiiie
liome
of
AVfll
Johnson,
10
yeni
of
aae,
a
I
toi
Kamioops
Mrs.
Johnson
rrtjscnvcred
the
bodies
of
hef
-
s
u
u
sua
ad
ami
yourjer
son
lluddlph,
t:
years
o(
ag,-.'
The
boy'w
io-jil
had
been
mas-bed
wall
uu
uv
and
tb
raider's
lifelejm
.body
wa.
liaug-
fng
from
a
bedpos;.
Itoth
bad
been
dead
many
.hmir-.
The
jioliee
belffive
tin-
falln-r
flrt
killed
Ibe
;lioy
and
then
strangled
him-elf
!
(alb.
A
Mood-s4anedxe
ws
found
under
the
piitOw
'uu
which
the
hoy'),
head
waives
ting
and
the
room
generullywere
in
a
stateuf
disorder.
The
walls
and
floor
and
bedding
were
-
Vjiatto
red
with
blwd.
...
-IMicw1
irtWR1irtn.
?
Showed
That
Joliiisou
bail
been
dwd
'J
1
hours
ami
the
sou
even
loisuer.
A
friend
of
tlie
familv
told
tlie
officers
they
liad
callenl
at
t4i
home
three
limes
yesterday
and
rew-ivcil
no
reply.
Mi.
Johnson
who
worked
out
of
town,
told
the
authorities
thai
tier
husiMiid
had
been
acting
queerly
for
some
lime
past
and
ii
vh-
I
lie
result
of
his
threats
hat
he
left
home
two
weeks
ago.
II
was
mi
one
of
her
visits
to
see
her
stin
that
she
discovered
the
tragedy.
TRYING
TO
FLOAT
GARLAND
FREIGHTER
If
Weather
Calm
It
will
be
Pos
sible
to
Float
Vessel,
It
Is
Intimated.
SAN
HIAM'.ISCU,
Aug.
6.
-
-
Weather
conditions
during
tin'
next
few
days
will
decide
the
fale
ot
the
liarlaml
I.tne
freighter
Norlinian.
which
went
ngruimd
on
Wednesday
off
llorshoe
Point
on
the
Mendiciuo
Coast,
it
wa
imii-
ealed
today
as
attempts
to
-ulv
age
tlie
ship
progressitl.
It
Ihe
oil
remains
calm
llivre
is
an
ex
cellent
chanee
lliat
Uie
vessel
will
be
refloated,
but
ifa
heavy
sea
IeeIops
she
w'll
lieli
total
loss
KILLED
AT
LOGGING
CAMP
VAXt'.orVKIl.
Aug.
ii.
James
Pi'trie,
an
employe;
of
a
log-
ing
camp
m
tuimpiirey
uiian-
nel
vV.was
inslanlly
killed
Ibei
lecorduw;
to
worii
recoivei
from
Powell
llier
where
tlin
iiuuesl
is
lielna
held.
W.
MMchell,
governmejit
tele
graph
operator
ul
SnUtliers,
i
iluikgerously
ill
as
the
result
uf
a
relapse
after
an
attack
of
infill
eiua.
Mrs.
S.
Daiuin
relumed
home
today
from
u
v
stt
in
the
souM'
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGED
'Bid.
Asked
B.
C.
Silver
ljd8'
2.05
Dunwell
1.70
Independence
....
.07
.00
Vi
Indian
.05
,'""
.00
I.,
w
1
ul2
Premivr
IT'
2.50
Purler
Idaho
,01)
Sliver
Crest
..I
Hi
C.
P.H
101.00
MEXICO
TODAY
PESSIMISTIC
Religious
Troubles
Causing
Fears
In
That
Republic
but
President
Holds
Out
WOMAN
BEHEADED
tiniism
ixgardiiu?
the
religion
uiu
catholic
was
more
pro
Mounted
today.
Business
depres
i
ion
i,
-i-rfUM-
of
the
ecouomx-.oycoli
declared
by
Calbolis
ocieiies
in
portions
uf
tlie
republic
is
causing
apprrliensiuit
.n
other
parts,
including
Uie
capital.
In
a
serious
clash
at
(iuad-ilarujara
six
.are
reported
dead
ami
l
i
wounded.
At
Irapuato
a
Aoinan
iH'lieved
to
be
a
Proles-ant
is
said
lo
have
been
be-
l.eadetl
by
tlie
crowd
who
wer.
frantically
excited
over
suspen
sion
of
tlie
Catholic
services.
Presitienl
Calles
reileraleu
the
nl
nlion
of
(be
government
lo
enforce
without
feariuz
the
in-crilicts
or
supernatural
punish-
(ten's
Ihe
Mexican
-oiisiltulionai
ro-.
istoi-s
r"ctard'itg
i-'!i-ion.
RUSSIA
HAS
NEW
RISING
Peasants
Join
The
Intellectuals
Against
Soviet
Extremists,
Says
Bucharest.
BUCHAREST,
Aug.
6.
Reports
of
a
widespread
Insurrection
In
Russia
in
which
the
peasants
and
Intellectuals
lined
up
against
the
Soviet
extremists
Is
reaching
the
Roumanian
Government
Details
are
lacking,
but
the
government
attaches
sufficient
Importance
to
the
situation
to
order
strict
measures
along
the
frontier
to
prevent
the
influx
of
refugees.
BABE
RUTH
IS
BACK
TO
FORM
NT.W
YOItK.
Atvg.
0.
Babe
Uuth's
return
tu
form
and
hitting
home
more
runs
than
any
season
siiK-e
1S)-.I
appears
to
be
carrying
tlie
New
York
Yankees
lo
the
pin
nacle
they
altaiued
last
year.
Five
years
ago,
on
August
C.
he
had
3t
home
runs
to
his
credit.
Today-
he
has
31.
The
latest
was
scored
yesterday1
in
the
game
with
Pliila
delphia
when
victory
for
the
Yan
kees
tied
in
tlie
crucial
series
one
eaeii
.
Williams
and
MoManus
both
hit
homers
yesterday
for
the
St.
Louis
llrowus,
thus
contribuliivg
to
their
leams
win
over
the
Philadelphia
Athletics.
American
League
Washington
4.
Detroit
0.
New
York
8,
Cleveland
2.
Boston
Chicago
7.
Philadelphia
5,
SI.
Louis
'
National
League
Cincinnati
,
New
York
7.
Pittsburgh
1,
Boston
3.
St.
Louis
11.
Brooklyn
0.
Chicago
G.
Philadelphia
1.
MACKENZIE
KING
TO
VISIT
SOUTHERN
B.
OTTAWA,
Aug.
0.
Mackenzie
King
carries
-
bis
campaign
tour
nilo
British
Columbia
next
week
meetings
buvtnsr
been
arranged
for
.Victoria
'August
12,
Vancou
ver
and
New
W"etininsler,
Aug
usf
'13,
uud
Kuinloops,
August
Company
is
Formed
to
do
a
Shipping
Business
Through
Pvmrn
Himnvl
stiff
ri
Alnvlin
i
a
i
tine
iiuici
t
wiui
niuon.il
KKTCHIKAN.
Aug.
0.
Articles
of
incorporation
have
been
filed
at
Jiuicuu
for
the
Alaka-Oriental
Kvport
Co.,
composed
largely
of
Ketchikan
people
who
plan
lo
use
the
purl
of
Prince
Hupert
in
connection
with
their
operations.
The
company
expects
to
undertake
a
direct
shipping
and
brokerage
business
from
Ketchikan
uud
way
ports
around
the
western
circle
of
Kodiak,
thence
directly
to
the
Orient.
.Ships
are
available,
and
outbound
cargoes
tu
the
(Cast
will
be
discharged
al
Prince
Itupert,
B.
C
and
carried
in
bond
to
be
r.asi.
riie
company
has
a1-
ready
carried
on
correspondence
witli
the
Orient
ami
were
promts-
cargoes.
It
is
believed
that
a
sav
ing
of
lime
and
exiiense
is
cer-laiit.
and
that
the
service
will
be
eneraliy
beneficial
to
Alaska.
The
general
office
of
the
com
pany
will
lie
at
the
office
of
the
Alaska
Securities
Co.
in
Ketchi
kan.
An
office
will
be
opened
at
Shanghai
and
brandies
at
other
Oriental
and
Alaskan
ports.
An
agent
will
be
sent
lo
Shan-;hli
lo
onganize
tlie
Oriental
end
if
the
organization.
THE
PUBLICLY
EXPRESSED
OPINION
OF
A
CONSERVATIVE
-In
u.y
view
the
whole
or
.
this
western
movement
should
be
dir.-cled
to
the
port
of
ancouver;
and,
alt
public
monies
expended
up-
on
the
Pacific
coasl
should
be
expended
there.
There
-v-
never
was
a-
more
grossly
Hagrant
instance
or
expen-
diiure
or
public
monies
ror
purely
political
purposes
man
me
nuiniing
or
me
eie-
".runted.
r
vaior
ai
l'rince
miperi
ny
-
the
Liberal
government.''
AUSTRALIANS
MAKE
BIG
SCORE
AGAINST
!
WARWICKSHIRE
11
BIHMINOHAM.
Aug.
6.
When
play
m
the
game
between
tlie
1
touring
Australian
cricketers
and
Warwickshire
closed
yesterday,
the
scores
were;
Australians
WU,
Warwickshire
2t8,
ror
nine
wi
ckets.
BIIIMIXOHAM,
Aug.
li.
The
cricket
match
between
the
Aus
tralians
and
W
arwickshire
wu
abandoned
after
the
lunch
today
when
rain
made
further
play
impossible.
The
Australians
scored
UU
runs
and
Warwickshire
3f3
for
nil'-'
wickets
Willi
the
play
un-i'inisheii.
A
SON
OF
BOIYIN
IS
ILL
AT
PHILADELPHIA
QUKBF.C.
Aug.
6.-
son
of
(ieorge
Boivin.
former
minister
of
customs,
is
seriously
ill
in
Puiludclphin
s
the
result
of
an
attack
of
appendicitis.
An
oo-
erulion
is
necessary,
uncording
lo
advices
reurhing
here.
Mr.
Boivin
left
a
few
days
ago
lo
attend
a
congress
of
.
the
Kuigbls
of
Columbus
at
Pliila-
tctphia,
arcdmpunied
by
h!s
lumily.
OCCUPANTS
OF
CAR
KILLED
BY
TRAIN
'
PAIUS.
Aug
0.
Nine
people
were
killed
and
three
seriously
injured
when
an
auto
skidded
near
Wild
Baeh.
lei
many,
and
fell
to
the
railroad
truck's
Jusl
as
a
train
was
passing,
according
toa
des
patch
received
here.
BUSY
ELECTION
-
fTrvri
a
rti
at
s
m
a
f
tKr
fl
I
U
Li
I
111
PROVED
COSTLY
Northern
Hotel
and
Other
Buildings
Destroyed
by
Blaze
Originating
In
Bale
of
Hay
u.
FEIIXIE,
Aug.
C
Fire
broki
out
at
Natal,
20
miles
east
uf
here
yesterday
afternoon,
and
did
damage'
estimated
al'$4l,-000.
It
is
believed
lo
have
started
in
a
bale
of
hay.
wbicn
was
being
unloaded
from
a
box.
car
at
Ute
siding
AwJisftTnce
fnifilfcfrinJJL
r
iffe
form
of
hose
equipment
and
T,p
Uuilding
destroyed
in-
elude
the
Great
.Northern
Hotel,
a
.Chinese
restauranl
afid
gro-
!PPrv
store,
the
telenhono
ex-
C,antte.
the
residence!
and
Bar-
!ajre
0r
a.
V.
Beech
and
Iho
post
ofrice
which
ts
boused
in
lbt
Grea,
Northern
building.
jSonie
damage
to
the
C.P.R.
iin-
!wn
dUIU.
anii
for
everui
baur
tll,
(Heprapb
service
wai
inter-
CHAMPIONSHIP
STRANGLE
HOLD
British
Columbia
Cricket
Team
Wins
Four
Straight
In
Tournament
at
Edmonton.
F.DMONTON.
Aug.
C
British
Columbia
took
a
strangle
bold
on
the
western
Canada
cricket
championship
here
yesterday
when
the
team
won
the
fourth
straight
victory
in
Uie
tournament
here,
beating
Manitoba
by
the
overwhelming
si-ore
or
iit
for
four
vvickeU
lo
5G.
Saskatchewan
.wou
from
Alberta
i;3
to
07.
NANOOSE
PROPERTY
GOES
TO
CANADIAN
COLLIERIES,
AUCTION
VICTOUIA,
Aug.
C
At
an
auction
sale
on
Thursday
al
Nunaimo
the
Lantzville
holding
of
the
Nanoose-Welllngtoii
Colli
ery
properly
passed
into
tbo
hands
or
Ibe
Canadian
Collieries
(Dunsmuir
Ltd
,
the
price
paid
being
45,000.
The
sale
wa
ondueled
by
Ihe
sheriff
Traw-
ford
and
the
Canadian
Collieries
were
tlie
sole
tiiihlers.
CRUSHED
TO
DEATIi
ON
REVOLVING
DRUM
IN
A
LOGGING
CAMP
NORTH
YANCOI
VKH,
Aug.
fl.
When
his
foot
caught
In
the
donkey
engine
cable
at
t
Iks
Seymour
Creek
lodging
eump
east
or
hejre,
William
U
Smith.
20,
years
of
age,
was
utiHble
i-
extricate
lilmself
und
wu
crushed
I
death
on
a
rcvcijvljig
drum
today.