'
In
Vancouver
,
'ninenl
and
a
f
f
i
.
0
a
i
r
an
addihon-ee
m
kUi
was
Hie
sen-me
d
out
io
Magistrate
:y
Mie
polire
court
ye-Kred
Hcckma
eon-i.ndrr
the
Narcotic
Drua
eddressng
Herkman.
lh
c
alcd
he
was
etm-ii!
n
not
only
an
ad
a
tiddler
H
ANLH
AKK
RECOMMENDED
MUNICIPAL
LAW
Nanalmo
Chosen
For
Neit
Year's
Gathering.
HAOX,
Aug-
2-
At
llie
final
i
id
Mte
convention
of
the
r
municipalities
it
wa
o
recommend
that
wt-pension
should
be
more
lf-mid
Willi
less
restriction
n
present.
The
union
also
t.
uends
the
opening
of
niun-p.
Do
at
t
instead
of
8,
tut
(uig
hour
to
remain
nt
8
-
i
onventton
agreed
that
all
k
work,
iusUttlitiig
of
plum-mii
electric
light
fitting
in
i
improvement
ought
to
r
onlv
under
a
ncrmil
of
in
.
tn
ipality
Htnl
thai
no
ex-'ii
stiould
bo
allowed
belie
cost
of
the
work
is
un-
I
(to,
e
Tom
Held
of
Surrey
was
d
(lreniiletil
and
Nanaimo
"'led
us
the
tt2T
meeting
1
and
Mrs.
.
I..
1'atierf.tt,
'y
of
Califary,
have
tuken
ner
residenre
at
21
OK
At-V
e
,
,t
...
.
NOTICE
TO
LIBERALS
OF
SKEENA
RIDING
The
Liberal
committee
nDinn.
yn.i
Third
Ave.,
nert
the
Hleclrlc
Hakery,
will
,,p
open
every
afternoon
"id
evening
until
election
day.
Forester
Itobert
K.
Alli'ii.
lm
liHd
t
It
ioition
frtr
everal
yea
is
ip
1
the
lime
tie
entereii
prival
hui.
nf
lia
beefr
reappittntfit
dii-trirt
foriter
for
I'rinrp
Ituperl
und
ert!
to
arne
here
on
o:
before
sepiemlter
15
to
aum
1iii
duller
in
tireennion
to
I.
S.
Honney,
who
rei?n'd
to
take
a.i
itnHrtaiil
piiiOlion
with
the
I'a-eific
Mill.
.
Mr
Aliens
re-entry
into
IHiblie
service
will
be
generuliy
weleiimed
h
he
wait
formerly
i
highly
popular
official.
Fr
eeral
yearn
he
wa
manaFer
the
Hoyal
Mill
al
Pitman
but
for
the
at
few
monlh
he
ban
been
onntTti'd
with
tin-
Yanarlu!
I.umiM-r
'...
T
.
I'.lark
ha
OfiMi
ailing
di-irwt
rorester
niuei
Mr.
Honney
resigned.
TRIP
FROM
NORWAY
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT
IN
FIFTEEN
DAYS
Ounnar
Selvla,
Local
Fisherman,
Returns
Here
Accompanied
by
Brother
and
Family
From
ln,
Norway.
Io
1'riiwe
Ituperl
in
fifteen
day
t
believed
to
have
been
atHitll
Hi.'
fu-tel
time
in
wliirli
the
tr.
vh
ever
made.
That
wai
the
reeord
of
Huunar
Selvig,
hel
fisherman,
who
relurnil
In
tho
eity
on
yesterday
afternoon's
train
afler,
liaviug
penl
ninec
liii
'ovemler
viitinp
bin
old
home
in
Norway.
The
trip
vu
mude
by
the
Seandinavian-Amer-iran
line
of
steamer.
arn
tl'e
Mian
lie
and
nrros
Oannda
by
Canadian
Nalionnl
Hallways,
ann
would
have
tiren
mailf
fn
.It
iUy
had
it
not
been
Tor
a
day
lo1
nl
Jasper
on
aeeount
of
there
lieiric
no
Tuesday
train
in
In
Prince
HuoPrl.
Mr.
Selvia
was
aeeompanied
here
by
lit
brother
and
family
who
will
set
tle
in
Prinee
Jtuorr!
WOMAN
DIED
AFTER
f
TAKING
A
SWIM
AT
CRESCENT
BEACH
CHKS'CFXT
HKAt-lI.
Aug.
20.
While
Hwimminig.
Mrs.
II.
II.
Miller
or
North
Vancouver,
who
wa
njiendinig
a
holiday
al
a
fresh
air
camp.
here,
collnpsed
and
died
a
few
minutes
after
being
taken
from
Ute
water.
PEDDIE
APPOINTED
PRINCIPAL
OF
HIGH
4
SCHOOL-
THIS
CITY
i.
.
TKHH.Vf
u?.
-''
Tho.
resigned
Io
1m
conservative
candidate
in
tin
lection.
i
l'eildM-.
prm
ial
ol
IIiv
1iv
j
rare
II
is
ti
S
ni.,
Iia
re-
i
FLAG
DAY
IS
IN
PROGRESS
Beautiful
Weather
Favors
Eventl
Local
Children
Have-Been
Looking
Forward
to.
HrKjrlit
and
beautiful
wea'her
blooincil
forth
this
afternoon
the
animal
Flag
U:iy
of
the
Hene
-ib-nt
'
aud
Vroteclie
Order
of
Flk
auil
rewarded
the
enthusiastic
lodge
men
and
the
children
of
town
for
their
ifafience
irr
vniHinig
for
the
fnetl
wi!iieji'
iiasv
jbeen
several
times
4fjrinpthf;jiu'l.
few-
weeks
put
nu
on
account
or
rain.
IhindrtHio
of
.kiddies-
thronged
the
Arropoli
Hill
grounds
for
the
ufternojon's
proceeding
.which
opened
will
i
Hip
unfurling
of
(he
flag
anan
address
on
its
meaning
by
Arohtlcaeon
a.
..
Ilix.
)r-anpes
aud
tee
cfcani
were
I
hen
distributed
tn
ahtindance
and
the
races
fbr'lddies,
old
and
young,
cnimnnettd.
The
concliulitr
feature
of
le
nflemioon's
program
is
a
soft
Tiall
same
between
the
F.lks
and
Oyro
Club.
lit
cliaiige
of
the
arjer.ivoou's
proceedlrias
is
Hxalted
lliiler
lr.
Frank
P.
Kenny
with
many,
other
Hrolher
HitU
assisting.
H-1
ft'
-
KILLED
H.C.
Silver-....
Hunwell
(iladslou
Independence
Indian
....
Prejiiier
"...
Ji.U.
Llieclrio
BY
1
AUTO
v..ti;vi:n.
Aug.
25.
w.
.1:.
Hennpll,
carpenter,
was
almost
tnstHiitLv.
kUlcd,
vvhtru-Jic,.viii
l
rue
If
by
an
auto
on
Kinigsway
'
a
'
"icl11-
-
'
j
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hid.
Ak"'
....
1.9(i
2.05
...
l.3
1.70
no
..12
.00
.00
.or
.00
2,30
2.35
...103.00
VlWIllATII
A
l
ll.P
..n.!ii.i,m
r.r
ll.i.
virt.-nrp
in
I
!
l'alrol,nen
i-a...
,T
Ariuis
KeririKiin
on
cliaites
of
perjury,
the
outwniPre,UM"',d
if
ii
n
iilli'vpil
Mlli'iiint
In
iirote!
nearly
four
llmusand
names
oii!,la(,e-
for
i
i
In
Ynii-iiivir
Onlr
voters
ENGINEERS
COMPLETE
!
SURVEY
OF
KETCHIKAN
1
FOR
PULP
AND
PAPER
KI
T
IIIKAN.
Aug.
20.
A...
It.
Ilreck
and
William
Day.
hydro-!
eleclrie
envsuieers.
who
have
been1
in
the
Ketchikan
distrirl
for
sev-j
eral
weeks
makimr
,
preliminaryi
examination
of
the
water
owerj
resources
for
a
large
pulp
and'
paper
concern
';nveHcraling
pos-J
sibilities
for
such
industry
in
thisi
district.
hae
conudeted
their
in-1
veslication
in
the
Ketchikan
re-j
giwn
and
now
nre
making
exatn-
inalions
in
the
Wratjgell
and
Pe-
j
irburg
vicinities.
Afler
eom-j
lining
thefr
inve.ligations
at:
Wrangcll
and
Petersburg.
Ihej)
will
go
to
Juneau
next
week
and
look
over
llie
power
resources
of
Dial
region.
'
TAXI
Boston
Grill
5
and
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
(fall,
Service
wilti
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
81
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIOECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
467.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
vol.
xvi
No.
son.,
'"."ly
I'HINCH
RL
J'EltT.
H.
C..
TIll'HSDAY.
AUGUST
20,
1020-
Tetrdr
Clrcnlili'i,
15f
Jtrffi
Salei,
411
PRICE
FIVE
Cl!NTS.
TORY
GOVERNMENT
IS
SPENDING
iWomen
Throng
to
Bier
of
Late
Shiek
Actor
and
ISO
Police
are
A)
Required
Manage
Surging
Crowd
reived
the
ap.-ointni.-nt
a.i
XKW
VOHK.
Aug.
20.
Rudulph
Valentino
body
wm
re
prisiripai
oi
wo-
i
r
nee
uu-
'
n,med
from
,,,,1,1.
vjew
todav
to
avoid
further
disorders
unioug
irt
lifer,
.vbool.
fron
,,
,
......
to
,
his
...
,
and
A
clashes
.........
be
wtoieli
Mr.
Hrady
recently
the
thousands
who
flocked
bier
possible
tween
rival
group
of
lady
admirers.
Yesterday,
ulteiidauts
staled,
"llie
solemn
occasion
wasi
transformed
into
a
three-ringed
circus'."
One
woman
who
stood
in
line
yesterday
for
five
hours!
made
three
round,
of
the
dead
aclor's
bier
and
fainted
three
limes.
She
was
ordered
by
the
police
not
to
return
again.
--
-
"r-
-
I
Another
weeping
girl
was
found
!
to
have
an
onion
in
her
haudker-nFfftinN
RFFRVFn
ichier,
while
other
plied
powder
IN
PERJURY
CASE
Women
fainted
anil
ttecame
Hysterical.
Twenty
mounted
police
and
IIS
.twelve
serseants
and
jour
iipiuciiaiiis
oi
poiire
uric
to
handle
the
surging
mass
or
people
Uiat
tnrongeu
l
lie
The
funeral
Monday
will
be
al-
lisl.
Magistrate
Fmdlay
reserved
I
'enaeq
oy
mvueq
guesis
only
his
dfcisimi
until
Saturday.
i
"MARGARET"
Man
Who
Made
Wild
Charges
Is
Satisfied
There
Was
Nothing
Immoral.
HALIFAX,
Aug.
26.
"Are
you
satisfied
after
the
Quebec
hearing
that
there
was
nothing
Immoral
In
the
conduct
of
either
Mr.
Lapolnte
or
Mr.
Bureau?"
Replying
In
the
affirmative
to
this
question
asked
by
the
Royal
Commission
on
Cusioms
yesterday
afternoon,
A.
J.
Dou-cet,
former
member
for
Kent,
said
he
objected
now
to
the
famous
trip
of
the
customs
vessel
Margaret
on
the'
grounds
that
It
was
bad
from
an
administrative
point
of
view.
Hon.WJ.Bowser
&
J.C.
Brady
Will
Address
a
Public
Meeting
In
Auditorium
(Skating
Rink)
FRIDAY
EVENING,
AUGUST
27,
AT
8
P.M.
THE
Local
and
National
Political
Issues
will
occupy
the
attention
of
the
speakers.
PUBLIC:
Ann
COHUIALLY
INVITK0
TO
ATTEND
The
lale
John
A.
Smith.
Prinre
Hupert
lumberman,
whose
death,
occurred
p:i
April
17
last
at
FREELY
OLICE
ARE
UNABLE
TO
CONTROL
SURGING
CROWDS
AT
VALENTINO'S
BIER
illion
Dollars
a
Day
Spending
Money
for
the
Tory
Government
t
w
m
w
w
4
m
m
a
w
m
w.
mm
mm
hree
and
Halt
million
Dollar
Hotel
Contract
in
Vancouver
Let
Without
Tenders
During
Election
Campaign
j
ST
JOHN.
N.
II..
Aug.
20.
The
Me.ghen
(iovcrnmeul
is,
'
jJujg
-f.f
vmUi
-t-ti(liiiir
money
al
the
rale
of
a
million,
r
u
day
Iiy
tiovemor
Heiiera!'
warrant.-'
declared
ex-1
tiuer
Ma
krone
King
here
last
tiighl
al
(he
second
meeting
tics
ampeign
in
the
maritime
province.
rmrther
violation
of
office
and
power
was
the
approval)
i.
iOu.000
contract
for
the
Canadian
National
Hnilway
hotel1
alii
!
vtT.
uu
anted
without
railing
for
lenders
and
that
dnr-
g
un
etc
ioii,
deiiareu
.Mr.
King.
I
VE
YEARS
TO
K.
E.
ALLEN
DRUG
PEDDLER
IS
APPOINTED
l
fr
Sentence
Given
Prea
ecK-
rormer
umciai
xgun
rvc:ve
man
by
magistrate
rinaiay
ppoinvmeni
uiwiti
lAlfai
mm
efllll
The
Hudson
Hay
Post
at
Smart
Luke.
II.
(1.
where
Sir
James
Douglas
(iovernor
of
Hnlih
Columbia,
lived
as
fartor.
the
first
British
Parliament
to
Meet
Next
Monday
in
Connection
With
Strike
Secretary
Cooks
Asks
the
Ministry
o
f
Lchor
to
i
Meet
Leaders
to
Discuss
Miners'
Situation
LONDON,
Aug.
2(1.
Arrangements
are
complete
for
to
meet
in
a
short
session
Monday
to
confirm
the
(lov-
eriiment
emergency
regulations,
which
automatically
expire
at
ihe
end
or
the
mouth.
The
official
(iazelle
published
two
proclamations
yesterday
declaring
a
continuance
of
the
"slate
of
emergency'
and
's1immoning
Parliament"
which
will
renew
the
state
of
emer
gency
regulations
unless
there
is
definite
proof
that
the
miners
and
owner.
-will
settle
their
differences
within
the
next
few
days.
It
is
expected
that
a
lively
de-
.
liulo
..ill
ilumtnn
nlpp
1
1
i
f.
p
1
n7
and
the
alleged
interference
by;
police
in
the
mine
fields.
-
A
possible
move
toward
peace
indicate'd
by
Secretary
ijook
of
the
miner'
federation,
wtio
asked'
the
ministry
of
labor
to
meet
the
leaders
to
disru.s
the
situation.
!
JOHN
A.
SMITH
LEFT
$278,894
tale
of
?487,25:
against
whlchV'
,
...
there
are
liabilities
of
208f363
leaving
a
net
estate
of
?278,tt9t
According
lo
the
term?
of
the
will,
prooale
of
which
is
now
beiiiig
sought
in
the
Supreme
Court
at
Vancouver,
a
legacy
of
5,000
is
beqv.-dthed
to
a
sister.
Esther
Smith,
of
Pittsfield,
Penu.,
all
the
resl
of
the
estate
being-
acquired
by
the
testator's
widow.
Mrs.
Agnes
May
ismilu
of
Vancouver.
The
aet
-include
322i
share
of
Prince.
Hupert
.Spruce
Mills
Limited,
which
are
valued
at
l?l.lll:
and
the
estate
owns
tock
in
Smith-Dollar
Timber
Company,
Keystone
Lunfber
Company,
Tidewater
Timber
Company,
Tyee
Machinery
Com
pany.
Warren
Lumber
Company.
and
Smith-Kelly
Logging
Com
pany.
Heal
estate,
aggregating
7,7?7,
includes
provincial
timber
licenses
on
MoreMiy
Island
.allied
at
55,I77.
The
will
was
executed
at
Palo
Alto.
CaL,
on
March
25
last
Tit,
lutilfllni
r-artlei1
in
Hia
u-ttl
EDMONTON
IS
UP
IN
THE
AI
R
OVER
LACROSSE
ISajr
British
Columbia
Champion
i
Should
Have
Played
There
Before
Winnipeg.
KDMllXTON,
Aug.
2C.
The
failure
of
the
Ocean
Falls
la-
Late
Owner
of
Prince-
Rupert
...f.
n.ni.ii,.
r
Mill
Was
Rich
Man
Accord-
in-i.K
i..mKio
;n
..
Mm
Ing
tO
Probate
Iri,,l
nnr.iitiinn
r.tar-r.fr-
In
latr
a
series
in
Edmonton
against
the
Native
Sons-
of
Alberta,
cham
pions
or
the
province,
resulted
m
a
protest
being
senU
to
officials
at
Winnipeg.
Ocean
Falls
team
is
ej
route
to
Winnipeg
lo
play
the
Tigers
there
atunlay
night
for
the.
right
to
meet
the
title
holder
at
Toronto.
According
to
Secretary-
Duncan
of
the
local
team,
arrangements
were
made
for
the
play-off
here,
the
first
match
being
scheduled
for
this
evening;
when
it
was
learned
that
tue
Ilrittsh
Columbia
team
was
going
to
Winnipeg
CARDINALS
ARE
SL
AGAIN
LEADING
Louis
From
Won
Thrilling
Game
Boston
Yesterday
Afternoon.
NEW
YOHK,
Aug.
2tt.
The
St.
Louis
Cardinal
are
again
leading
the
National
League
after
winning
a
thrilling
eleven-inning
ti.nl
lie
t.,de
no
orovision
for:"1''
run'
,l0!i,ou
.v"derday.
:
.
.
i.
m..
his
three
children
for
the
reasor
hat
he
was
confident
that
his
wife
would
do
so.
FALL
ASSIZES
SET
FOR
NOVEMBER
10
VICTORIA.
Aug.
20.
-
The
date
of
ihe
opening
of
the
full
aUe
at
Prince
Hupert
is
set
for
November
10
and
Prince
neorge
November
17.
NOMINATIONS
EARLY
IN
SOME
CONSTITUENCIES
OTTAWA.
Aug.
20.
The
H.
C.
electoral
districts
in
which
an
interval
of
two
week?
lielween
nomination
and
polling
is
to
be
allowed
are
Skeena,
Cariboo,
Co-
!
while
Pittsburg
wan
losing
to
Jtrooklyn
through
the
battiny
of
Max
Carey.
Cincinnati
and
New
York
.stag
ed
a
pitcher's
duel
in
which
the
Hunt
twirler
emerged
victorious.
Pitcher
Utile
won
his
game
off
the
season,
the
Yankees
six
iq
nothing
in
Jhe
firsFgame
of
a
double-head
er.
The
second
game
wa
postponed
on
accoii(U
of
rain.
National
League
Philadelphia
2,
"Clljcasro
3.
New
Vori
2ine.tHnati-.l,
-Hook4-y
4,
JMttslburg,
I
'
Hoslon
3,
St.
Louis'
V.
American
League
Detroit
1
1-7,
Boston
1-6.
Cleveland
0.
New
York
0.
Oilier
postponed.
YOUNG
LIBERALS
WIN
GAME
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
2rt-r-!n
the
firs.1
game
of
the
.series
in
the
mox-.Uberni,
West
Koqtfyiay
and
provincial
playoffs
vthe
Young
Yale.
Nomination-will
take
place
Liberals
defeated
Hrilanula
August
41.
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.
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baseball
teanv
IS.
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