25
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhera
it
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
8th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOI
aI
o-
'
"I
Dr
UIDUR
BtlDDl
rniuo
I
Yesterday.
V
UK.
Anir.
17.
Clileano
It-
.
,i
np
sumi'wlial
of
a
i
(lie
eiison
Hwlrilay
wy
weiil
ten
innfiur
with-
and
the
Kame
had
to
d
o
enalile
the
teamn
to
aiuv
The
previou
day
:
w
j
teams
playetl
score-
u;
Cardinals
gained
half
u
1'ltlsliurg
y
beatiiw?
in
the
ninth
inning
ralh
now
only
a
game
and
a
'
'mill
the
leaders
in
the
'
a
league.
American
Leaque
1
in
fl-,
lloslon
1-7.
j
0,
lielroil
0:
called.
'
''and-lMilladelplila.
post-1
J.
National
League
.igo
i.
l.oiiis
5.
FIRE
AT
YAMASKA
VAMASKA,
Uue.
Aiw.
17.
r
n'uises
and
two
store.i
'
destroyed
by
fit"
he-v
'!
i'.iv
viiiii.i.i
ui
tlnnnn
Tliim
"asiiaiues.
NOTICE
TO
LIBERALS
Tiie
Liberal
committee
'wins,
30.1
Third
Ave.,
liexl
'"
"lie
Kleetrio
Hukery.
will
"'
"pen
every
afternoon
"I
evening
until
election
uay
V
'A'
'
,
"I,
'Dr..
nil
mi
rr
I
avs
Mr.
Mackenzie
Aine
.
-
o
King
of
England
began
to
choose
between
fit
a
nnriip
f
iiwt
sue
puuico
ii
ivuuiu
iiu
i
iciiiuiii
as
it
is
today
l
ALoAHY,
Auk-
I".
-Knghiiul
expert-
Camilla
lo
take
its
I
nurture
of
self-government
within
Hip
Empire,
but
otiJcs
i.
.
.
.
I,
i
.
,
it.
.
.---
-
,
.
.
i
.
4
in'iiMii
..fiLi
nifi
.aval
til
it
nil.
ll,IIV
I
li
I
I1-
I
I
mda
i-
the
sahie
a
lliut
or
Hit'
King
to
the
Prime
Miinl'T
'
i
;t-
1
Hnlain.
Iiiiada'
imimUoii
j
no
heller
than
(hut
of
u
olony.
Mackenzie
King
lold
uii
audience
here
lasl
night
SiijqKise
the
King
of
England
hegun
lo
choose
between
i
now
long
no
you
iiiiiik
uie
limine
wouiu
remain
u
strong
tod
?"
he
asked.
II
wits
the
action
of
the
commons
BLISHhK
Or
MONTREAL
IS
SHOT
IN
BACK
mm
a
r.
J
M
Office
With
Bullet
Wound
In
Body.
Ill:
AI,.
Aui
17
.
Ant
i.nia
o
y
am
f
age.
a
well
iirssiiiaii
and
publtsh-I'a'ii.-
I'.nuD'iil,
a
local
.'U.
was
found
shot
lo
tn
i
f
Monday.
It
y
Mimwiit
that
lie
died
death,
tni'
examination
.
hi
''d
1
lie
discovery
in
'lie
t:i"k
He
had
i
f,
'
re
Saturday.
b
r
iiTiiiiiriri
ll
INN
IN
A
AND
NO
SCORE
1
L
la
HAmfUMIIBI
ftT
Hacora
in
which
delertnineit
the
ministry
(hat
would
a.lv
1p
the
erowu.
"that
i
llritlh
constitutional
prarlicr
'and
the
mlnule
you
h'Vin
to
de-ji'url
from
those
rules
the
Hritish
iLiupire
will
tiffin
to
uffer
a
(shock.
The
Umpire
will
lasl
it
lung
a-
constitutional
practice
i
carried
on
throughout
the
.Dominions,"
said
Mr.
King.
IMMIGRATION
IS
62
PER
CENT
UP
FROM
LAST
YEAR
OTTAWA,
An.
17.
Im
migration
to
Oiuada
for
tin-firt
nix
months
of
tin-year
i
lilitly
more
than
70.000.
an
increase
if
six
y-twi
per
cent
over
I
in
same
M-itd
a
roar
axo.
WATERSPOUT
SWEEPS
LONGjSLAND
SOUND
Trees
Uprooted
and
Cottages
Demolished
In
Patch
of
Storm
Near
New
York.
lil.KX
:OYi:.
Aim.
17.-A
wa
terspout
swerpnttf
In
from
I.""-Ilaud
Sound
caueil
proierly
daniiige
for
a
distance
of
half
a
mile
along
Hi
creek
roads.
Two
men
were
killed
nud
iiliollier
is
missing,
while
two
were
injured.
Trees
were
uprooted
and
cottages
demolislied.
LILLIAN
CANNON
IS
FORCED
TO
GIVE
UP
mit
ONSTTTOTON
ing
to
heay
lliuiiilerslorms
and
rough
sea.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hid.
Asked
It.
:.
Silver
l.tf?
S.05
Cmisoliilaled
iL.'
)i
lnell
Ui...
f
IVM
l!tS
'
OF
SKEENA
RIDINO
llnicltou
BIG
SWIMMING
FEAT
Thunderstorm
Comes
Up
When
She
Had
Been
Only
Two
and
Half
Hours
In
Water.
CAPi:
MUZ
Ni:Z.
France.
Aug.
1
7.
-
Lillian
Cannon
was
forced
lo
abandon
in
allemnl
to
swim
the
h'nrlisi
Channel
after
being
two
hours
and
a
half
in
the
water
ow
Howe
Sound
Indepeiiilenee
Indian
L.
and
L
.Marmot
Premier,
ft.-Porler
lilahi
Surf
Inlet
....
C.l'.H.
-
.Olti
.
37.00
10.00
.on
'a
.OS
.0(1
.10
.
.I0i,
2.15
a.
20
.08
.OP:
CHALLENGES
ALLCOMERS
Gertrude
Ederle
Would
Swim
Against
Mate
or
Female
Competitors.
CAPE
ORIZ
NSZ,
Aug.
17.
Gertrudo
Ederle
,lhe
nineteen-year-old
girl
who
two
weeks
ago
beat
all
records
In
swimming
tho
English
channel,
has
Issued
a
challenge
to
all
male
and
female
swimmers
to
cross
the
channel
for
a
purse
of
$20,-000.
Miss
Ederle
Is
the
New
York
girl
who
swam
from
Cape
Oriz
Nez
to
Klngsdown
on
the
English
side
In
14
hours
31
minutes,
on
Friday,
August
G.
MEIGHEN
AND
I
!
i
;flyia.Hijiftad
ietier.
id
fit
W
In
111
V
Da
ffy
New
j
.
mdm
AGE
PENSIONS
Premier
Defends
Senate
In
Killing
tho
Bill
Passed
by
the
Commons
Last
Session.
NKW
WliST.MIXSTKIt.
Aug.
17
Itemnliutlnff
renorts
Hint
the
C.onsfervnlive
-had
animosity
auaiUM
the
returneo
soiiircrs,
Premier
Meighen
ablressed
a
ga-
tlieriiis
here
eterday
aftetiioon.
He
sahl
he
had
read
the
reports
of
speeches
uf
Maukeiuie
Kihk
in
Oiiebee
and
he
did
not
think
it
sounded
well
for
him
now
to
try
lo
jiaiut
the
Uousonativcs
as
unfair
lo
soldiers
and
liimseir
as
I
lie
guardian
of
soldiers'
rinhts
ami
liHllsli
liistitulions
in
Ca
nada.
Mr
.Melghpn
said
the
Kiuft
jto-lillos
was
beni'alh
contempt
and
ilespicable
to
the
last
degree
?-?
year
Hie
Liberals
had
lolen
many
lhoiiitiids
of
vob's
by
spread-inn
a
junior
Uiat
tho
(Jonserva-lies
lrojuised
lo
aiyaliraiuate
I
lie
Canadian
National
with
Hie
C.lMl.
Mr.
Meighen
made
litilit
of
(ho
Khv
llnvernmenl's
old
ae
pen-smns
hill
and
said
the
Senate
had
ilefented
II
because
I
hey
found
it
a
sham.
"We
will
Introduce
an
old
iigg
pensions
measure,"
said
he,
"but
we
will
get
the
provinces
Ingclfier
and
wel
them
lo
aifree
lo
soiiiellijn'g
we
can
put
Inllf
law
anil
no'l
jiave
the
measure
stand
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PJIINUE
HUPKJIT,
II.
(I,
TLKSDAY.
AUGUST
17,
1020.
OF
CANADA
P
'
i
mmmmm
Mm
-
ii
i
i
r
ii
imiiiiiiiiii
f
him
i
i
m
j
'
,
'
Future
rouit
qneei
are
heins
develojHMl
in
California,
and
this
drill
for
racquet
control.
rurtn'cd
at
the
University
of
Ualifornia.
is
one
of
the
reasons
why
that
stale
excels
in
tennis.
Duke
Harris
Has
What
He
Thinks
Is
Real
Mine
at
Hastings
Arm
Yeterdyi
Circuit
lion,
l6
Near
Anyox
Close
to
Tidewater
Duke
JIurris.
the
well
known
Ilazelton
milling
man,
has
bonded
a
mining
properly
uu
Hastings
Arm,
thirteen
miles
from
A
ii
vox.
which
he
thinks
will
become
u
real
mine.
It
is
a
silver-
lead
proposition
with
lead
predominating,
and
surface
assays,
Mr.
Harris
say?,
liow
wonderful
values.
The
properly
was
discovered
by
Charles
Clay,
an
old
pros
pector
of
that
ditrirl.
who
is
over
70
years
old.
H
is
4,100
feet
above
tidewater
and
until
a
trail
is
cut
is
difficult
lo
reach.
although
it
is
only
a
mile
and
n
quarter
from
deep
anchorage.
Mr.
Harris
believe
that
lie
has
the
making
of
a
real
mine,
but
firinnpiT
nrn
a
r
admits
that
until
some
work
is
l
Krrll
M
AK
done
on
it,
there
Is
no
lellintj
UVlVUl-ill
Uinil
w
hat
it
mfcfht
be.
He
says
he
has
;
tot
seen
anything
that
seems
sot
aotnl
at
first
sight
and
he
will
get,
!o
work
at
once
and
prove
It.'
Should
it
prove
of
value
it
will
.Rudolph
Valentino
In
Bad
Con
be
easy
to
run
an
aerial
tramway
dton
Following
Operation
to
it
and
get
the
ore
out
at
small
i
fop
'Appedlcltl
expense,
'
its
ureal
neiui
is
us;
,
.
.
..
.......
t
.
.....
i
.li
awoacK.
mil
lliai
is
noi
Vir
I
KV
YOIIK-
YOIIK,
Aug.
Viip
17.
17
Hn
imporlaii!.
i.eal
is
in
great
ue-
mand
just
now
and
tins
may
prove
to
lie
a
producer
before
loiW.
Mr.
Harris
says
he
has
iieen
looking
for
a
real
'mine
for
years
and
this
looks
Very
much
like
one.
He
lias
it
oil
a
working
bond
with
cash
payment
and
ACTING
PREMIER
DRAYTON
ON
PRINCE
RUPERT'S
ELEVATOR
Sir
Henry
Drayton,
now
4
acting
Premier
at
Ottawa,
speaking
on
the
Prince
Ru-
pert
elevator,
page
3662
Hansard:
"I
still
say
that
thfs
scheme
you
can
only
call
It
a
scheme
Is
simply
4
nothlna
else
but
another
In-
stance
of
political
waste
and
political
expenditure."
.
KILLED
THREE
MEN
4
IN
FATAL
QUARREL
MI'.IU'.KI)
.Cat..
Aug.
17.
Two
mm
were
found
dead
and
another
dyitiin:
with
the
body
riddled
with
bullets
near
Hriceburg,
.Mariposa,
county,
after
Paul
Haran,
51
years
of
age,
a
miner,
surrendered
to
I
he
sheriff
saying'
he''
had
killed
three
men
in
a
quarrel
over
milling
I'liiim.
SERIOUSLY
ILL
dolph
Valentino,
noted
screen
star,
lies
here
seriously
ill
from
local
peritonitis
following
an
operation
performed
for
appendicitis
and
gastrilic
ulcer
on
Sunday
night,
and
is
reported
this
looming
as-
still
in
a
fieri
ous
condition.
Peritoutil
nois
oning.
doctors
says
usually
be
comes
general
with
fatal
results
but
that
the
patient's
splendid
physique
jives
hope
of
recovery.
Valentino
carries
life
insurance
to
the
amount
of
$1,000,000.
MINERS
WOULD
.
END
STRIKE
Authorize
Executive
to
Seek
Re
opening
of
Negotiations
LONDON,
Aug.
17.
A
confer
enre
of
the
miners
delegates
held
here
this
afternoon
nulhor
ized
the
-executive
board
of
the
union
to
seek
the
re-opening
of
negotiations
wilb
Hie
owners
ami
the
troverniiienl
in
ati
effort
to
end
Die
strike.
The
result
of
these
negotiation.
for
a
.sellle
meul
must
be
national
in
char
acter
'and
not
by
districts.
II.
St.
,1.
Monlizainberl
n
I'orl
Clements,
who
had
been
on
a
business
irfp
iirlhe
.ou(fi,
ry
turned
lo
Hie
islands
on
'
the
Prince
Charles
yesterday
after
niMin.
'
.V
Strel
Silei
11
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
wilb
newly
laid
dancing
door
for
hire,
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
Uie
least.
Phone
467.,
PRICE
FIVK
GKNT.
HAMPION
SWIMMER
ISSUES
CHALLENGE
TO
MEN
AND
WOMEN
FOR
$20,000
nglana
Expects
Lanada
Have
Self-Government
IS
DISCUSSED
Fraser
Valley
Agxicultaral
Exhibit
Will
Show
What
Is
Being
Done
in
Southern
B.C.
Will
Be
Great
Educational
Feature
of
Value
to
Country
Visitors
to
Prince
Rupert
Fair.
A
letter
was
laid
before
the
Fair
Hoard
at
last
night's
meeting
from
I).
K.
Mackenzie,
manager
of
the
Provincial
Exhibition,
New
West
mi
lister,
confirming
his
telegram
booking
space
for
the
Iraser
Valley
agricultural
display.
j
The
display
is
to
be
in
charge
of
Tom
Reid,
reeve,
and
Claire
iLenvax,
clerk
of
the
Municipality
of
Surrey.
Mr.
Heid,
who
is
a
genuine
British
Columbia
development
enthusiast,
has
inler-'estea
himself
in
the
project
as
a
means
of
advertising
the
great
wealth
and
variety
oT
agricultural
products
in
the
Fraser
Valley.
This
feature
will
be
of
unlimited
.-
educational
value
to
the
people
of
rrrv
fri
TTIP
A
TIT
ilie
north.
Mr.
Lemax
is
an
ex-
I
kAIIh
I
UU
A
I
V
lnvt
in
flip
slajrinir
of
such
ex-:
IxTLULi
lllLlfll
1
hibils.
In
his
letter,-
Mr.
Mackenzie
pointed
out
that
the
price
of900
for
staging
the
exhrbit
w
as
'much
under
what
it
would
col
in
the
ordinary
way.
The
New
Westminster
exhibition
board
-pay
out
a
total
of
52,
00
in
prize
money
and
alio
each
exhibitor
(he
sum
of
250
in
addition
for
the
staging
of
tbee
exliibits,
and
then
the
exhibitors
are
on
the
ground.
II
will,
therefore,
be
seen
that
the
staging
of
this
display
In
the
north
is
not
a
money
mating
ven
ture
on-
the
parCof
the
exhibitors,
umi
simpiy
a
uesire
lo
neip
ine
agricultural
development
Of
Hie
province
or
Hritish
Columbia
through
Ibis
medium!
Hotb
Mr.
Heid
and
.Mr.
Lemax
will
take
the
lime
to
come
here
and
give
the
staging
of
the
display,
their
personal
attention.
Claire
Lemax
met
the
Hon.
Minister
of
Agriculture,
Mr.
Harrow,!
in
the
south
and
mentioned
to
him
the
fact
that
he
was
coming1
up
here
to
stage
this
special
display.
Mr.
Harrow
expressed
himself
as
very
pleased
indeed
and
was
very
much
interested.
The
New
Westminster
exhibit
will
Im'
on
a
par
with
the
many
famous
district
agricultural
exhibits
unequalled
in
the
entire
Dominion
of
Canada
as
staged
at
the
Jv'ew
Westminster
fair
each
year
and
will
be
a
representation
of
the
agricultural
development
and
pro
irress
of
the
famous
Fraser
Yal
ley.
the
"oldest
farming
district
in
Hritish
Columbia.
The
space
required
for
this
spe
cial
exhibit
will
be
100
feet,
clear
of
corners,
and
will
be
IB
feet
wide.
Arrangement
for
thU
interesting
fealure
were
made
with
I.
K.
Mackenzie,
manager
of
the
provincial
exhibition
at
New
Westminster,
who
is
taking
a
great
deal
of
trouble
with
this
exhibit
in
spite
of
the
fact
that
he
is
extremely
busy
with
their
own
STORM
IN
OKLAHOMA
DOES
MUCH
DAMAGE
OKUUIOMA
CITY,
Aug.
17
-
Three
persons
are
dead
and
crops
are
damaged
as
a
result
of
hail
in
Ihe
eastern
section
of
the
stale.
Several
streams
are
near
Hie
flood
stage
as
a
result
of
three
days
intermittent
'rainfall.
Two
peo
ple
were
killed
by
lightning
anil
another
me!
death
as
the
result
of
a
car
smash
caused
by
the
storm.
S.
A.
NICKERSON
IS
APPOINTED
SHERIFF
The
Hritish
Columbia
Oazetto
announces
this
week
the
appoint
ment
of
Smith
Asa
Nickerson,
of
Prince-
Rupert,
to
be,
sheriff
of
the
county
In
place
of
the
lale
John
Shirley.
Ther-appointment
IS
DISCUSSED
Meighen
Speaks
at
Royston
and
Talks
About
Old
Age
Pensions
and
Australia
ROYSTON.
Aug.
17.
Premier
Mciii?ti
outlined
the
policy
of
the
government
in
regard
lo
Hi
Australian
trade
treaty
and
old
age
tensions.
He
emphatically
iienied
any
intention
of
striking
a
red
ink
line
through
Jbe
Australian-
Itfiijy
aB'We
will
make
an
honest
effort
to
reform
the
treaty
along
the
line
of
the
agreement
Australia
signed
and
when
we
get
it
reformed
it
will
be
fair
to
the
Canadian
farmer
and
we
shall
get
the
admission
of
goods
to
Austra
lia
just
the
same."
Discussing
pensions;1
(he-
Pre
m1er
said
"we
favori
old
age
pensions
legislation
but
we
ara
going
lo
get
the
province
together
first.
We
are
going
to
Me
that
we
get
something
that
is
oing
into
effect.
Its
operation
must
be
looited
after
and
we
will
make
sure
ours
wilt
operate
before
It
is
put
oa
liw'
statute
books.
We
will
gel
tho
concurrence
of
our
provinces,
will
get
something
practical,
something
which
Is
acceptable
to
I
he
provinces
and
to
the
whol?
Dominion."
CRICKET
GAME
PROVING
CLOSE
Only
Twenty-Two
Runs
Between
England
and
Australia
In
Test
Match
First
Inlnngs.
U1NDON.
Aug.
17.
Australia
completed
the
first
inniitgsjjf
the
fifth
lest
match
against
Kugland
yesterday,
scoring
302
against
Knglaud's
280.
In
the
sct'ond
innings
Hobbs
and
Sutrliffe
opened
for
Kugland
scoring
39
runs
with
neither
out
when
the
stumps
were
drawn.
The
game
started
Saturday
and
w
ill
be
completed
today.
.
THE
PUBLICLY
4
EXPRESSED
OPINION
4
4
OF
A
CONSERVATIVE
4
4
4
"In
my
view
the.
whole
of
4
4
this
western
inuveni',nl
4
4
should
be
directed
to
the
4
4
port
of
"Vancouver:
and
all
4
4
pfflilie
monies
exponded
-up-
4
4
n
the
Paeilre-Vriasr
Hboold
4
4
be
t
expended
tjiere.
There
4
4
never
w-as
a
mni-s
irrnsslr
4
4
flagrant
instance
of
expen-
4
4
dfutre-
of
imbllo
monies
for
4
4
purely
political
purposes
4
4
than
Ihe
building
of
the
ele-
4
4
valor
at'
i'rincf
Ittipert
by
4
4
the
Liberal
gofernmenl."
w-,
;
.
v:.'"
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