25
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIOECK,
Prop.
OI.
XVI.,
No
201,
Wmm
JOHN
OiM
DEFENDS
OLD
AGE
PENSIONS
CONSERVATIVE
SPEAKER
WOULD
REMOVE
ALL
FOREIGN
BORN
VOTERS'
NAMES
"
'
I
I
Premier
Oliver
Defends
Old
Agi
e
and
Urges
XOIITII
VAXCOl'VKII,
Aug.
at.
"Conservatives
who
now
nlii'izc
the
terms
of
t
lit
Old
Age
I
'
f
1
1
i
1
1
Hill
made
no
effort
when
the
lull
win
before
Parliament
to
amend
it
in
particulars
thev
now
claim
objectionable,"
declared
Premier
Oliver
here
lust
night-
III
hi
opinion
Hie
hill
ns
presented
to
Parliumenl
wus
workable.
'l
helieve
heller
progress
will
le
made
toward
making
t
ffe
live
I
he
principle!
of
old
age
pensions
by
the
adoption
of
In
hill
than
by
waiting
until
yon
ran
olitam
a
plan
satis
far
lory
n
all
details
lo
the
-oviuecs,"
said
the
provincial
premier.
APTIAN
TAkTN
million
dollars
PAID
10
FARMERS
MINERS
STRIKE!
in
s.iskatchewan
Br.'ilih
Parliament
Continues
Emergency
Measure
by
a
Large
Majority
LOXIKJX.
Aug.
:u
The
llou
Of
Commons
lai
mitt
voleil
33
1
Dl
lo
adopt
I
lie
measure
culi'inuing
me
emergency
lahons
anuUier
month
In
run
nrritm
with
M.e
miners'
lrikr.4M
Jv3,
JwWj.
KX.
PrfltlBrlt
.lt-r
KyrnwrlioM
DISORDER
IN
.
Jones,
a
Labor
Member
Was
Suspended
for
Interrupting
the
Home
Secretary.
ADJOURNED
TO
NOV.
9
Ramsay
Macdonald
Tried
to
Oet
Earlier
Session,
But
Was
Refused
by
Churchill.
f.dMxtX.
Aim
31.
I
lie
gov-
men!
motion
tliai
wnen
I'ar-,
vriir-n!
adjourns
thw
evening
u
until
N'oveinlier
9
was
adopl-'
ila.
Itiimsay
Macdonald,
.ii-1
of
the
labor
parly,
moved
ameni
ti.t
(lie
date
until
:
in
view
of
Thursday's
meet
-
of
miners'
lceiates,
after
.
ti.
he
said.
Ihe
government
-
ii
he
able
to
the
two
side
flier.
msiiin
Churchill
replied
that
government
was
perfectly
c
hi
summon
parliament
at
v
tunc
If
coudltiuns
warranted
!oin
disorder
occurred
yesler-i
'
iluriiiit
a
speech
of
Ihe
Home
1'
iitry.
when
he
'declared
Ihe
..to
or
(lie
milling
dMrlcts
were
'.'
i
and
orderly.
Jack
Jones,
a
Lilmrlle,
ronlln-;
l.v
interi
upled
and
was
usien-d
Cries
of
"Imported
police"
'
'I
you
are
trying
lo
starve
bet-inen
than
yourselves,"
camu
'
m
Junes,
ending
with
"You're
"
onleuiptible
lot."
boforo
ho
"ally
dlsappwired
fi-om
tho
-i.tluber.
KILLED
BY
TRAIN
nkw
w.i-sTjiTxkri:ii.
mi?.
31
'
nil
Carlson.
35
years
of
no,
killed
when
he
was
slrurk
"v
a
freijjhl
train
between
While
'j"yk
and
lllaine
last
night.
NOTICE
TO
LIBERALS
OF
8KEENA
RIDINQ
The
Liberal
comntlllcc
rooms,
303
Third'
Ave.,
next
T
n
II,
a
lltiiiii.
will
.....
...v
iui:vi
IU
liunvij,
h
onen
everv
afternoon
and
eve
n
I
ii
d-
imiil
election
ilnv
fsf:
Pensions
Bill
its
Adoption
EDMONTON,
Aua.
3i.-"Uu-ilitfinis
from
Kuit
William
west
are
heller
than
I
have
seen
them
at
any
time
in
the
last
eight
years.
Xol
only
do
business
and
crop
eondilioiis
appear
heller,
lol
Ihe
people
are
showing
mure
....
....
It.
I
..i.i.
I
Itn
...
Um
.
.
Ilittti
lli.v
...
1
.""MI'l
I
"
J
I
havV'ttf
ahrllme
slnee
the
war,"
...
-
-
""
TUIrjr.
K.C..
directors
of
the
;
w,.
.d-.
premier
tr.KMrUII.
onmany.
and
r
h.
aralllb.
K.
L..
diret-tor
of
the
I..
I
S.
b.
U.,i
i
Iium-
ai
riM'.l
in
I
dinoiitou.
SNOWFALL
LASTED
ONLY
FEW
MINUTES
giT:il:r..
Auc
:it.
-An
unusual
ocrurr'ine
took
place
here
yesterday
wiiivi
u
lii-nw
snowfall
,.,
..i......
i.
la.!,.,!
for
onlv
a
......
imilto,.
..,t
,,,
ii,i
time
(lie
rouirtrysidc
had
all
the
aipear
anee
of
winter.
nnrcinr-UT
AP
fni
n
Ur
LULU
STORAGE
PLANT
HERE
ON
HIS
ANNUAL
VISIT
.
.
........
1'.
Perry,
pii
M.
ni
,.i
inc.auu
-
-
dia
n
it!
till
VV
lliMil
.inn
lirin
iii
1113
annual
isll
to
the
plant
here.
Accompanied
b
Mrs.
Perry,
he
arrived
nvil
yesterday
linl.iv
nrier-l
arter-
noon
on
the
Prince
Charles
and
will
spend
a
day
or
so
here
be
fore
proceeding
eat.
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAQUE
Division
I.
slon
Villa
I.
l.iverpol
I.
lluddersfiebl
I,
West
Hrolu-
wich
1
H..ds-
Uniled
0,
0arlirf-0ily,Q.
liefcoslcr
City
5(.
llirjnliiKhairt
Sheffield
United
2,
Manchester
Uniled
2.
,
Tottenham
llol
spurs
Tno
Wednesday
2.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hid.
Asked
ll.C.
Silver
....
I
..,
2.03
Consolidated
2.10
Hunwell
1
.00
1.00
Granby
21.00
20.00
Howe
Sound
10.00
12.00
Independence
.08
H
Indian
.05
.00
1..
1
1.
.09
Marmot
.00
i
Sllvi'r
Cresl
.10
.11
1Mrt.I"lut
.03
,03
Northern
and
COASTER
COMING
TO
LOCAL
DOCK
The
local
dry
dock
ha
been
advised
to
prepare
to
lake
in
C.CMjM.
freighter
Canadian
Coaster
waicli
went
ashore
on
J'inc
Inland,
(Jueen
Charlotte
Sound,
yesterday
morning
and
was
later
refloated.
The
vessel
will
he
docked
for
inspec-
lion
and
repair-
if
any
are
found
necessary.
5she
should
arrive
tn-re
Wedurs-
day
or
Thursday.
FIGHTING
FOR
BASEBALL
LEAD
Plttsturfl
and
St.
Louis
Have
Stsged
"No
Decision
Con-
i
test"
So
Far.
j
NHW
YORK.
w.
31.
-
The
fiyhl.to
oust
Pittsburg
from
the:
leadership
of
the
National
League'
which
has
been
waalna
holly
fori
several
days
in
St.
I.ouN
has
so'
far
been
a
"ho
decision
contest."
,
hut
ha
provided
thousand
of'
faiuvwllh
vvimdeffuj
haseJiall.
1
rrday
the
team
pllt
a
,r
!.ou.s
lo
l
w..
lone
afe-
I.mIiIii.I
fl.A
lllfulMrf
UT1.I
ill,.
11:11.
"
"
''
,
'-
'
;
New
York
j
,
w
h
Ya,)Ue!i.
,ea(
.
.
.
,
nnu'
mil
lea
an
anil
a
iihii
iiih-.i
I
National
.League
1I)hIoI1
n,
Phodderphu
5.
New
York
,
Mrooklyn
2.
SI.
!.oui.
0-5.
Pitlsluirsh
3-3.
American
League
Wus!iuilun
I-.'.
.ew
York
a.
Chicauo
5.
Iletroil
COSTLY
TO
GIVE
MINORS
LIQUOR
Fines
or
$300
and
Covts
Inflicted
at
Anyox
and
Alice
Arm
For
Offence.
Jt
cists
300
and.
costs
if
nme
mc
.
fiill
.
.
...
charge
there
.
tried
pi
this
police
At
!Aiirri)
I'iivv.
ilti
i
ii
i
ti
s
i
v.
t
ailllMrillir
,,,.,
T.
w.
'
'
.
.
.
...
coner.
J.P.,
al
Alice
Arm.
nnu
Thomas
Llewellyn
Kvans.
before
Stipendiary
Magistrate
11.
M.
Mc-Gusly
at
Anyox.
were
each
fined
accordingly
after
having
been
round
guiliy
o
the
rliaiwe.
CAPT.
STEWART
PASSES
AWAY
Prominent
Resident
of
Point
Grey
Died
Yesterday
Following
'
Illness.
VANCOUYKIL
.
Aug.
3
1
.
hap-lain
William,
Stewart,
who
was
lioi'n
in
Xova
Scotia
in
1853,
came
I..
Ii..li(
,rk
M'ii...:.1.1..
I..
I
l
l
it
1l:.l!,,VVi,
,Mvl
anawjanmii
v.
.
.
'
'
t
i
m,
,
jr.iriMii
m
-
ins"
i
i.-riiviil
r
ill
Point
Grey.
,
.
"
Cnplain
Slewarl
was
proinjnenl
In
municipal
affairs
for
many
years.
On
first
arriving
In
the
priixiiice
he
was
engaged
on
rou-slrtietbn
work
for
Ihe
Canadian
I'iiflfliu
Later,
buying
a
small
sleaiiver,
he
entered
Ihe
transportation
business
around
.Vancou
ver
He
had
been
in
poor
health
for
sumo
time.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I'ltlNCK
lll'I'KHT,
H.
C,
TlEHDAY.
AUGUST
Ml,
lt2fl.
Olive
Horden
and
Ilalph
C
Heyond."
by'
O
iver
Cnrwood
Conservative
Would
Not
Allow
Foreign
Born
Canadians
Vote
Meighen
Made
no
Protest
.Speaking
on
the
s-iune
platform
with
Hon.
Ai-llun-Meighen,
lloij.
It.
J.
Mamoii,
Hon.
K,
H.
Hyckmuu
and
lion.
J.
I).
Chaplin,
.all
memliers
of
the
llou-en.itive
(iovcrumciil,
George
Wrigjit.
Conseravtive
candidate
for
Lennox",
On'
tario,
aid:
"I
do
nut
cary.Tw1icre
ji.
nian
.or.yvomaii
conie
.frpnt,
into
Canada:
ii
UiVy
inline
fiiim
oilier
ilian
"Ifie
Hrilish
lle
lhe,y
have
no
rip
ll
lo
(he
ballot
during
the
lifetime
of
Ihe
generation
Ihey
reprpsenl."
Neither
of
Ihe
muiislers
djseuled
from
the
ioliey
laid
lowii
by
Uii
prominent
Conservative.
Players
Badly
Beaten
up
in
Fracas
at
Lacrcssi
Match
in
Which
Ocean
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
;U.
The
lacrosse
game
in
which
Deeaii
falls
los-l
to
the
Winnipeg
Tigers
yesterday
ended
amid
confusion
and
with
spectators
and
players
crowding
Ihe
field
and
engaging
in
a
miniature
riot.
Wth
fifteen
seconds
playing
time
left,
Ihe
I
wo
tram
began
mi
argument
over
some,
rough
play
and
sljcks
and
fit
were
used
freely.
Frank
FreMeriekson,
Ihe
referee,
rang
Ihe
bell
to
slop
Ihe
game
and
Ihe
crowd
mistook
the
signal
ror
Ihe
end
of
the
game.
They
surged
into
Ihe
field
and
Participated
in
the
'dispute.
r
rederirkson
whs
beset
ly
a
t:
n
nip
of
players
and
had
to
be
rescued
hy
Hie
police.
All
the
players
of
both
learns
were
badly
haltered
in.
tho
fracas.
When
quiet
was
'
.restored,
an
effort
was
made
to.
continue
the
play
but
the
Ocean
Kails
team
refused
to
continue
arid
the
game
was
awarded
to
the
locals.
The
game
was
rough
and
strenuous
from
the
start
uud
ended
!
in
a
score
of
8
to
0,
making
a
to
tal
against
Ocean
Falls
of
13
lo
Ii'.
MRS.
ROSALIE
JULIEN
FUNERAL
WAS
TODAY
VAXCOl'VKII,
AUg.
31.
The
funeVal
of
the
late
Mrs.
Hosalle
Julien,
whose
daughler
is
Mr
t'.
.1:
McCurmick
of
Prince
Huperl,
took
placo
loilay
here.
Mrs
Julien
who
wus
a
Canadian
of
the-
third
generation
died
on
Saturday,
aged
71,
and
leaves
Iti
mourn
her
loss
two
sons
U
'n
liomil
OH
II
l
1
1
l
ti
1
1!
llAII
.1
II
lltV-li
I
Ik
M
McAulay.
of
ilverloii,
ll.C
...
TTTL-
BIRTHS
t
.
son
was
mini
hi
ine
rrinci'
Unpen
(icncrai
Hospital
on
August
30
lo
Mr.
,
and
Mrs.
George
Davis
of
Port
Kssington.
A
daughter
vas
horn
at
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
mi
Atlfflist
?!l
td.'iMr
nml
Mj
Levi
FiUnerald
of-'"
Prince
Hu-
pei:t-
yetfrdfi
Clrculillon,
Graven
filming
"The
Country
I
in
the
Jasper
JNirk
i-o'iuliy.
i
!
I
Falls
Lost
Series
200
PEOPLE
LOST
LIVES
Large
Number
Drown
When
Rus
sian
Steamer
Sank
With
600
Paisengers.
CJtONSTADT.
Aug.
31.
The
loss
uf
life
in
the
sinking
of
tho
Itussian
steamer
Huesvestnik
is
now
placed
at
more
than
200
of
the
COO
pas.enKers
aboard
at
tho
time
of
the
foundering
of
the
craH
fmjihiy
nlf
hi.
MOTOR
COACH
WAS
WRECKED
Struck
By
Train
Near
Carlisle,
England,
and
Nine
Are
Killed.
CAULiSIJ:.
Eng..
Aug.
31.
minor,
coacn
lauen
wiin
noiutay,
Streel
Stlen
Sit
Big
Crowd
is
Expect
id
From
Ketchikan
to
Attend
the
Fair
Boxers,
and
Vaudeville
Tr'taje
i
f
Al
ltat
two
hundred
Ketchikan
people
will
vMil
Prince
nupert
during
Fair
Week,
briiigiug
With
Ihem
a
baseball
team
and
vaudeville
troupe,
slated
David
Thomson,
Fair
manager,
on
his
return
yesterday
from
Ketchikan,
where
he
made
arrange-mentis
lor
the
Jjig
excursion
lo
this
eilv.
The
excursion
has
the
backing
of
Ihe
Moose,
F.lks
and
Eagles
of
Ketchikan
and
Ihe
people
in
the
Ala-kan
town
ate
very
enthusiastic
about
Ihe
trip
ami
are
lakinjr
considerable
pain
sto
nwike
it
.
a
.
success.
..
particularly
with
regard
to
thai
vaudeville
troupe,
which
will
give
a
performance
here.
Mr.
Thomson,
while
at
Ketchikan,,
secured
Joe
Manila,
the
Fili-r.pin
'boxer
there,
to
come
to
Prince
Hupert
to
meet
Charlie
He-luuaer'of
Vancouver
in
a
six-round
bout
on
the,
evening
of
Thursday,
September
lfi
in
the
Kxhibition
building.
Preliminaries
will
be
as
follows;
J"
lliirn
of
Aberdeen,
.Wash.,
vs.
Dido
tSiirvieh
of
Prince.
Huperl;
Young
HIberto
oT
San
Francisco
Henry"
Nelson
of
Prince
Itu-perl;
Ja:-k
llu?ties
of
Prince
Hupert
vs.
Micky
t.asliinrr
Of
Port
F.ssin?tou.
Midnight
Frolic
.The
boxinswill
be
followed
by
the
midnight
frolic
by-,
the
Ket-
Chjkaiu
yaudeyjlle
LCB.nj'?,
which;
will
!
held
if.
Ihe
W-v-dholmet
Theatre.
This
frolic
was
a
great
k-nliliiLnn
fillinir
"""""
,vJu't
lo
men
from
lulled
Mates
,
the
.International
jn
t:wr
from
;S
lri)bep
j
,n
,5
incllHive.
;.
.:
i..
?
Ul
v
r"
in
urn
iiinnu,
imiop
i
theatre
there
two
nights
running.!
....
,.
,
,
.
.
.
iiiied
Ihe
Ketchikan
visitors
v
spend
three
days
In
Prince
Itu-
pert,
Ihe
C.
N.
n
steamer
Prince
Charles
having
been
engaged
to
brinz
them
here
and
take
them
I
hoirie
again.
The
vessel
will
leave!
1ipi-i
on
Wednesday
nishl
for
Ket-'
...
J
Ml
.X1
f
lknM
I
ciiikan
ami
win
sun
nuui
lut-ic.
at
7
o'clock
Thursday
morning
with
the
exiursionists
.aboard.
The
ship
will
arrive
here
about
2.30
in
the
afternoon
of
Thursday
and
at
10
o'clock
Saturday
ni;:ht
will
leave
here
taking
the
visitors
home
to
Kelciukan.
FISH
LANDINGS
2,995
JOO
LBS.
Considerable
Decrease
This
Month
as
Compared
With
August
of
Last
Year.
Halibut
landings
at
this
port
during
Ihe
month
of
August
totalled
2.995,700
pounds,
this
being
a
considerable,
decrease
s
compare.!
with
Augusi
la.-a
w
uen
Ihe
total
was
i.ooo.ouo
pounos.
,osepn
urtnvrif
p.
c.
stuart.
Mrs.
The
weather
for
fishing
was
quite
jnnetls
L.
Hildilch,
John
favoralde
during
the
month
andnPnry
Tait,
Arthur
Heale.
H.
A.
the
decrease
in
landings
here
isiiiffpn
ami
Aaron
W.
Edue.
accounted
for
through
tho
catches
j
.
k.
Fisher
is
named
Mr.
being
more
evenly
distrilmted
atjiirady's
official
apent.
various
points
along
the
coist.
;
STUDENTS
ARE
BEHEADED
CHINA
Also
Well
Known
Labor
Leader
And
Others
Are
Condemned
to
Death.
1IAXOW.
Auk-
31
MaihaiVu
Pet
Fii
personally
direct
ing
the
defense
of
the
allied
forces
fldht-ing
against
imtoii
rebels,
caused
eight
shideuts
lo
he
beheaded
for
iblowinir
up
a
bridge
near
the
city
.i
,;iliui,
.ivin
nn
nm
makers,
was
struck
by
an
express)
Br,,SH
of
.s,.nding
reinforcements
tram
at
a
grade
crossing
here.
o
,
frt,Ilt
(.,,jn
M
Iilnj:
well
Nine
occupants
were
killed,
some
knnwn
shiiiishal
lnlior
leader,
was
or
Ihem
women
and
children,
and
uf0
i,ehea.ed
and
many
olhers
many
were
injured.
.
'
condemned.
.
.
.
.
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Advertise
in.
the
DaUE'JCewi.
Subscribe
to
IheUaily
New?.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing,
Jloor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
'467.
PRIOR
FIVF.
CKNTfl.
AMERICANS
ARE
BEING
IMPORTED
Scarcity
of
Harvest
Hands
Causes
Wages
to
go
up
and
U.S.
Looked
to
WINNIPEG,
Aug.
31.-
Great
demand
for
harvesters
lit
west
cm
Canada
has
resulted
in
higher
wages
this
year,
especially
in
Manitoba
anl
Saskatchewan
where
rapid,
progress
was
made
last
week
during
-the
fin
weather
in
cuttin-2
aifd
threshlu,-a
grain.
People
from
tin
eastern
province
are
eagerly
souslit
an.liwat.es-,
generally
r"'
.2
At
All
.1--1
A.rrr.
ai""u
r.l
j
'-
.
,
.
.
NOMINATIONS
CLOSED
TODAY
Fred
Stork
and
J.
C.
Brady
are
Candidates
Latter's
Papera
Filed
Today
With
two
candidate
Kred
Stork,
Liberal,
and
J.
G.
Hrady,
Conservative
in
the
field,
nom
inations
for
Skeena
riding
in
the
federal
election
which
will
h.
Vld
on
September
1
1,
were,
declared
closed
at
2
o'clock
this
afternoon
by
John
Flewin,
re-urnmg
officer.
Mr.
Hrady's
papers,
filed
thl
morning,
bear
the
following
signatures:
James
II.
Thompson,
R.
M.
Xewlon,
George
Munro.
-Mis?
K.
M.
Earl.
J.
A.
Kirkpatrick,
G.
H.
Clarke,
R.
W.
Cameron.
3.
W.
Tavtor,
J.
W.
Scott,
W.
Gilchrist,
Georae
0.
Tlie,
James
Sturgeon,
nvri,
0fmCi
A
UeAy,
Mr.
Stork's
papers
were
filed
al
the-
end
of
last
week
and
Ihs
list
of
his
nominators
was
pub-
llishei
yesterday.
THE
PUBLICLY
'
EXPRESSED
OPINION
OF
A
CONSERVATIVE
"In
my
view
(lie
wholn
of
this
western
u-movement
shoulil
Jit
.directed
lo
Ihe
f
poft
of
ii,nafuver;
and
all-
hHblie
monies'
expended
on-
oi)
tho
pae.uic
coast
should
?
he
expended
.
there.
There
never
was'a
more
grosslr
flagrant,
instance
of
e,xpcn-
dilure
of
public
ninnies
for
4
purely
polilieat
.t)urpocs"
)jn
Ihe
lo'llilinB'tof
the
elc-
,
.
.
,
...
L
1
t.
'
It
A
UluvLibrral
government."
if
-u
.
.
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