25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
SUnd
Royal
HoUl,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
It.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOL
XVI.,
No,
202
numnitrtT
hi
vmii-Muru
iiu
llliauiIXin
ill
HOME
TOWN
Formation
of
Canadian
Na
tlonal
System
POIlTAiil
LA
MlAIHIIi
1
iM-rnuri
wianeii,
wi"ii
onio
tv
owi
lioine
lown
which
1
eikl
turn
10
l'aKiament,
de
rj
Mackenzie
Knut,
following
aipoin(nieut
a
Liberal
lead-und
en'il
a
tirade
ajulnM
t
rs
itililiniMii
.if
Hie
7n
!
.11
ltailway
y.lcin
and
a
1
..:u
t
ioei
lally
again!
Hie
In
of
Hie
(irand
Trunk,
ne
'iid
would
ruin
u
a
1
5
man.
Mr.
Meighen
a'ddcil.
c
deoooiu-eil
Hie
whole
crea-f
I
ne
National
Synlem
nu"
ar
kcujii
element
which
were.
King
chaoK
in
thin
country,
been
trusted
lo
ce
that
the
'in
liven
Ii
1
amusing,
11
a
athutite
THROWN
FROM
C.
N.
R.
TRAIN
Brakeman
New
Is
Making
Good
Progress
In
Smlthers
Hospital
Following
Aceldent.
H.ur.Hji:H'.
.vutf.
2.
-
c.
m.
N
w
(
X
It
brakeman
on
the
rngpr
train
between
here
and
I'
rc
Hupurt
i
niakiiv.
good
i
gfcn
to
rccoxery
at
the
local
;al
from
ifie
Injurle
he
re-
ei
in
hi
accident
of
a
few
ago.
Mr
Now
wa
fUiiiB
the
tail
UN
on
1
ho
oh
.'nation
car
and
ing
hi
balance
was
thrown
'f
landing
on
hi
head.
Ho
lay
a1
he
side
of
the
Irark
partly
'ii.
iou
for
about
flo
hour
ti;iid
iiccldently
dicovered
hy
inr
rellow
employee
on
a
jiei'-l
who
had
heeii
forced
to
flop
'
'achy
becaimc
of
engine
trouble
ami
were
allracled
hy
hi
groan.
The
accident
happened
near
Ftrdyn
and
New
wa
hroiiuht
to
Ik
local
hospital
for
treatment.
'
11
unit
hfule!i
on
hi
head
ne-esilut,.,t
h
fitilche
and
If
was
found
that
Ihrco
ribs
were
also
f'
ac'ured.
V
NOTICE
TO
LIBERALS
OF
SKEENA
RIDINQ
The.
Liberal
rommltleo
rooms,
303
Third
Ave.,
next
lo
the
Electric
Hakery,
will
I'o
open
every
afternoon
"'id
evening
until
election
day.
t
.
''"Mfi
'7...
l.
'try
'HI,
,11
inolutiou
of
the
lal
lloue
and
!ie
conlitutroiial
qurlkin.
II1
......1..1
...........
I
a
i.
.
i
liiklifv
lh
.injllllt'l
III
ll'41
M'
......
-
..w.
been
iliohi'd
in
July
and
dub-i"d
the
ron'.ilutn
jiK
iuelion
a
a
"lawyer"i
argument"
witn
which
the
pulic
wps
nl
gr-atl
roneerneil.
The
speaker
dealt
with
llje
tUd
Age
Penloii
Hill
und
derihd
it
a
a
"eaniou-
riite
tneimtire"
which
the
gov
ernment
knew
would
he
turned
out
when
It
went
to
the
.Senate.
Mr.
Hrady.
the
candidate,
wa
alio
a
ieaker
during
the
evee-
litt
and
the
tneetmt-
wa
preslil-
e.1
oer
hy
C.
H.
f)rmc.
presiden:
of
tho
Pkeena
DUtncl
Libera,
tlonservutlve
Aocialion.
Interested
In
Stork
Mr.
Uows"cr,
in
oie:iing
lo
:idilrcM.
remarked
that
it
wa
man
years
nince
he
had
last
adlreed
a
Priire
llupert
au-
illencr.
He
claimed
Uiat
lie
had
a
I
way
le.ken
a
great
intcre.t
in
luo
town
and
Ve
was
nlxo
in-
icreted
In
its
political
adrant.s,
iiarlicularly
Mr.
stork.
I
In'
speaker
then
went
on
to
claim
tlial.
immediately
after
Uie
1021
election.
Hon.
A.
M.
Man0n,
precut
attorney'
generat'
of
the
province,
and
Mr.
Morfc
liail
eon-led
with
'"Ihi
result
.that,
Mr.
s?lork
lirtrdtt-Jirt
ttu.ntrio
had
iieen
intH)rnoraled
so
that
he
might
do
bufinti'-is
with
the
fed
eral
government
in
an.
illegrO
manner
and
In
violation,
of
tlu1
Independence
of
Parliament
Act
"When
Mr.
Hrady
become
you:
member,"
declared
Mr.
Hove
umid
checrf
and
laughter,
"thcr
will
be
no
uc-li
work
a
thai.
Mr.
Howcr
said
he
wa
not
n
candidate
la
this
election
nor
did
ho
hove
anything
to
gain
as
reull
of
ir
He
merely
conid
ensl
it
his
duly
a
a
private
citizen
to
give
of
any
abilities
he
might
hac
In
placing
l-tie
que
Hons
before
tho
public
That
wa
the
reabon
for
his
lour
of
Hie
province
in
connection
with
this
elcclhn.
Publlo
Business
Stalin?
that
thr
great
Issue
of
the
nresent
campaign
was
the
conduct
of
uffuir
in
tho
ens
toni
denarlnienf,
Mr.
Jtowser
do
clared
tlial
..Mackcuzie
Jing's
contllullnal
flue?llou
wii
intt
11
"lawyer"
argument.
the
ad
mlul.'lration
of
a
department
wum
a
different
thing
and
something
In
which
the
people
a
a
whole
were
iuleresled.
"Whataiio
peo
nle
want
to
know,"
ald
Mr
Howser
"1
wlielher
Ihn
public
lntlne
was
carried
on
honeslly
hv
Hie.
Mackenzie
King
govern
iinen
I
U
will
Hie
my
emioavor
(contlnuej)
On
page
six)
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHINCi:
HUPKHT,
It.
C,
fXfl
IIDAY,.
AUfilLST
2X,
1020.
HARVEST
HAND
Terrific
Floods
on
One
of
Japan-
ese
Islands
Causes
Loss
of
Life.
l'OKIO,
Aug.
28.
Iteporls
from
Hakodate
on
Hokkado
Island
state
that
many
live
hae
been
lost
nrid
2.500
house.
inundated
und
u
thousand
acres
of
j-ice
laud
walicd
awuy
a
Hie
result
of
ter
rific
flood
following
heavy
rains
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
'
A
total
of
H
1,500
pound
of
nllhul
wa
marketed
here
this
morning
at
the
local
exchange
Price
of
American
wa
1
1.00c
and
'I
lie
with
He
for
second.
Canadian
fih
old
for
Ik
and
I
l.80c
with
lc
lo
10c
for
sec-iinds',
Stile
were:
American
Pioneer,
38,000,
to
Hooth
Fish
eries.
J.
P.
Todd,
11,000,
lo
Cold
Stor
age.
-
Hilda,
12.000,
to
Cold
Storage.
Canadian
Scrub
11,000,
to
Allin
Toodle,
5.000,
to-Cold
Storage,
ltulh,
2,500,
lo
ltoyal
Fish
t:o.
.Marguerite,
1,000,
lo
Cold
'
-
.
.
.
Morage
.-...
,1..
.
,
J
many
autoISBs'
'iE;;
four
VANCOfVI-.ll,
Aug.
28.
dale
Hit
year
22
ipersous
haxn
lost
their
live
In
treel
trafflo'
accident.
in
Orra'ler
Vancouver.
Beside
thai
535
were
injured.
In
all
there
were
521
1
auto
:,
nccl-
den(;'
''.".-
A
I
aive
number
of
tuendwr
of
,tlie
SI.
.ndrew'
Sortely
and
La-
idle'
Auxiliary
galhereil
in
the
o
fllinfrrV
-TIIPPT
ch',v
room''
ld1
niiM
,n
,a!ie:
Hover
I
I
tlU
KI1I1
1
1
I
nrr
I
Parl
m
a
farewr'I
social
Tor
Aid.
1
LllinUULil
lllLll
i
an.t
Mr.
J.
McKechnie,
both
ae-j
.
.
tie
member
of
long
Manding,
feature
of
the
evening'
proceeding
wa
Hie
presentation
to
Aid.
and
Mr.
Mekfchnie
of
a
beauti
ful
ease
of
siher
cutlery.
Hegrel
at
the
departure
from
the
city
of
Aid.
ami
Mrs,
J.
McKechnie
was
expressed
by
Aid.
W.
M.
Hrown
ninl
S.
U.
Macdouald,
and
Aid.
McKechnie
replied
suitably.
There
was
a
musical
program
in
which
.Miss
U
Jones,
Mrs.
Waiwh,
Mrs.
II.
Cameron,
J.
Watt.
YV.
Smith,
A.
Clapperton,
J.
K.
Hdvey,
J.
S.
Wilson,
Mr.
Howard
und
A.
A.
t'.onwm
contributes,
the
evenitng's
aecompanit
being
Mr.
James
Black.
Ilefreshment
were
.served
under
the
direction
of
Mr
(ieorKP
Abbott
and
Mrs.
lieu
Dal-
garno
and
al
eleven
o'clwk
the
affair,
which
was
very
enjoyable
though
tinged
with
regret,
came
to
a
close.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Consolidated
liuuwell
(Hailstone
....
Howe
Sound
.
Independence
L.
A
I
Lucky
Jim
Porter
Idaho
Surf
Inlet
...
Hid.
Asked
510.00
1.70
.20
Vi
.32
tO.OO'
13.00
08
'S
.09
-.ICW
.18
.07
.03
K
.01
rowned
after
being
swimming
hour.
He
was
seized
by
VANffillVFR
THft
YFAR
cramp
and
was
rescued
hy
Jabez
to'
Jumped
from
the":
-accompanying
tug.
g".
The
man
who
held
the
record
previous
lo
this
yeaK.wa
Sebastian
Terahoschi,
atritallan,
who
accomplished
the
ileal
In
i23
in
10
hour,
23
mfnutet
Vetenlar
Clrculalun.
1591
OLD
COUNTRY
FOOTBALL
ENGLISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
Arsenal
2.
Derby
County
I.
Hirmingliam
3,
HIaekburn
Hucnley
t.
Cardiff
City
3.
Hury
2.
Iludderirield
Leedi
t'nileil
,
Bolton
Loot
Is
Discovered
at
SU
Cath-.w''o
are
leaving
tonight
lo
take
Liverpool
t,
Manchesler
U
.
2,
serines'
and
Charges
Laid
un
Uielr
resjiJeiicfcin
the
souilu
v
.wetle'"li
ATKS-A1
Of
W
HKtjLNA.
Ant
.'.
With
lot-:
taluctl
at
fS.iioo
being
recovered
front
SI.
Cat
lii-inie,
Ontario,
wberff
(ieorge
Makoek
is
alleg
ed
to
have
mIiiimhhI
it.
the
police
believt';lliey
hae
olved
a
great
serie
-of
I
heft
which
have
Uiken
place
li:ruu
harvet
time
in
outhwet
Sakalcliean
fof
year.
Makoek
i
a
tiaietci-
who
face
charge
0.'
theft
ami
shop
breakina;.
2,50Th0USES
WASHED
AWAY
deonge
Abbott,
present
of
the
The
Wednesday
l.
Sheffield
society,
was
in
the
chair
and
tlie.l'nifed
3
Tottenham
2,
Everton
I.
Wesl
Brourweh
3,
Sunderland
Wsl
Ham
3,
Leicester
3.
DlvlslonJI.
Harnsley
2,
(Jrimsby
.
Bradford
City
I,
Port
Yale
2
Chelsea
3,
Midtesboro
0.
Darlington
0,
Oldham
1.)
Hull
City
I,
Wolverhampton
.0
Manchester
Cfty
i.
Fulham
2.
Notts
Forel
2,
Blackpool
0.
Portsmouth
3,
Southampton
I
Prelon
2,
Claplon
2.
South
Shields
3,
Notts
County
Swansea
3,
Heading
0.
SCOTTISH
LEAGUE
Division
I.
C7y3e
t,
St.
Johnstone
I.
Cowdenbeafh
-2,
Hearts
I,
Dundee
5,
Dundee
United
Falkirk
I.
Motherwell
I.
Hamilton
I,
Airdrieoulatis
2.
Hibernians
2.
Aberdeen
3.
Kilmarnock
2,
Dunfermline
3.
Morion
0,
SI.
Mlrren
2.
Queen'.,
Park
I,
Celtic
.
Haiwier
2.
Parlick
Thistles
1
QUAKE
IN
ALASKA
COI1DOVA,
Aug.
28.
A
sharp
earthquake
was
experienced
here
last
night
and
early
this
niorn-
ii'K
but
no
damage
was
reported
American
Mother
Swims
Channel
Mahing
Almost
qs
Good
Time
as
Miss
Ederlie:
Englishman
Fail
llOVHH,
Aug.
28.
Mrs-.
Olemington
Corson,
of
New
York,
mother
01
iwo
children,
well
known
long
distance
swimmer,
successfully
negotiated
the
Kuglish
Channel
today.
Leaving-
Cape,
flrix
Nez
shortly
before
midnight,
she
made
Hie
crossing
in
15
hours
and
28
minutes,
the
lime
being
Ihe
faslesl.ever
recorded
except
thai
made
by
Gertrude
Kderle,
who
made
Ihe
crossing
on
Angus't
7
in
li
hours,
:U
minutes.
Frank
Perk,
nu
Kuglishmaii,
started
al
the
same
time,
but
was
forced
to
iniil
when
only
a
mile
and
a
half
from
hi
objective.
r
Another
swimmotv
Islnik
llel-,
-
a
giant
KgyptiaTywas
almost
UAI1CAV
?TCAMCD
'
WAS
LOST
AT
SEA
HALIFAX,
Am.
28.
Tiio
Street
SitM,
411
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
PRICK
FIYK
cunt
wa
i
.
.
I
hat
the
audience
of
iver
(Oil
peron
was
kepi
In
the
heft
or
humor
and
whal
Hie
people
pre.
M'lil
may
have
tacked
in
the
wa
of
enthusiasm
they
fully
inadi
up
for
in
the
attention
jiiven
illie
speaker
of
Ui
evening,
lie-
sides
the
custom.
'
Mr.
Bowse;
.
T
-
MOTHER
OF
TWO
SWIMS
ENGLISH
CHANNEL
POLITICAL
POT
STILL
IS
BOILING
MERRILY
ALL
OVER
THE
COUNTRY
W.
J.
Bowser
Discusses
the
Election
Issues
In
Skating
Rink
Blames
Liberals
for
all
Customs
Irregularities
and
Deals
with
Contitutional
Questions:
Brady
also
Speaks
T
iikuig
us
Ilk?
main
subject
of
hi
discourse
Uie
condition
or
affair."
in
the
custom
ilrpart
iiient.
which
he
declared
was
t
lie
iikil
important
issue
before
the
people
in
the
pre-enl
cam-imigii.
Hon.
V.
J.
Ilow.ior,
K.C.,
ftirmer
premier
of
British
Columbia,
dehvered
an
effective
nddre
at
the
Aiidilorinin
lat
nlglil
i"
support
ut
the
Conservative
candidate
in
Skeena
riding,
J.
15.
Brady
Mr.
Bowser,
wjio
ha-
a
pleasant
and
experienced
platform
manlier,
besides
dicuiiig
matters
in
an
ahle
and
run-voicing
way,
sustained
In
address
with
a
running
vein
of
ur-
-
irasiir
raslic
liuiimr.
n
ti
ii
i
r.
I
i
lie
ne
resiiu
result
ay.
Mackenzie
Kin,
Opposed.
dy'oii
jU
FEARS
TO
GO
'
ON
MARGARET
;
lillll
l.ftiutr
u
l
illi-
.iiiii.iii3-.j
"And
llU",Lord.liiii
ii
renownelj
for
hU
widom,
murmured
()
-Connor
wlieu
Sir
Franei
iIj-elint-d
to
90
nhoard
the
veel.
The
(oinmi!'iTt
-adjourue.l
viniay
afternoon
for
the
week
end.
SAW
OWN
PICTURE
AT
WE8TH&LME
BIQ
PICTURE
"YPRES"
!
i
whii'h
Mr.
Haare
Uie
baud
of
flie
'LOCKED
GUARDS
Liberal
Leader
will
aHear.,
-r
,,
IIN
rluoUn
ILLL5
t
if
i
-
!
II
wan
wilh
interest
that
Commissioner
Lemlcux
Says
ho
W.
Ha
nee
of
McMeekin's
Twenty-Four
Convicts
From
State
fjB
a
Scrupulous
Man
and
H
iirocery
saw
m
own
pie-
Reformatory
Are
at
Large
Would
Not
Take
'lure
at
tile
;
Westholme
Chance
-
!
Theatre
last
nfvht
in
the
and
Some
Armed.
i
f
Urn
"inre.
Many
of
the
k'.
mm,
ncr
'iv-niv.i
Fifleeirth
,,rak
in
wlich
,
vtrlually
took
....:
,
Haltalion
1
otninir
ill
OUl
out
of
Uie
line.
after
an
en-
gagPiueiil.
t
ST.
ANDREWS
MEMBERS
Git
E
FAREWELL
SOCIALt
Affair
Took
Place
Utt
Night
In
Honor
of
Aid.
and
Mrs.
J.
McKechnle
Presentation
Made.
Iii"i-..-iuii
01
uir
iiiMiiiiiiuu
rar-
iranized
attack,
iireparation
for
which,
the
official
believe,
had
tnen
in
pros-re
for
severa.I
ockinsr
1
hem
in
the
prisoner's
Hi.
i
urn
nis
mention
w
The
Fishing
Industry
HALIFAX.
Aug.
2K.
"I
would!
-ceiie
in-
Hit'
spectacular
four
convict
from
-'Michigan
not
go
on
;oar.l.
I
am
an
aw-,
picture
were
actually
taken
stale
reformatory,
mostly
young
f
AAJrov
,
VniVi
Srnlin
Kina
Prnm'tcoA
in
1,1
ACateSS
in
iYOtfO
dCOlW
rrOmiSeQ
tO
fully
scrupulous
man."
said
Sir
In
Fraiwe
.
uring
H.e
reat
mMl
a(,
fir,,
offender,
are
at
AWg
Francois
Leniicux.
comini.ioner.'7
ar
a.iu,
in
it
me
pan
large
today,
many
of
them
armed.1
inventigalir
the
Jiclminixtralion
of
the
custom
department
when
lie
turned
down
a
uggcIion.
made
ioriiewhat
humoioufly
by
W.
1
Cunuor,
K.C..
that
he
viii
the
lainou
teamer
'Margaret.
"I
haw
already
invited
lh-
cunuuiiMfoner,"
interjected
Cap-
I
..r
ii...
M
.......
K
do
Same
for
Basic
Industries
as
Has
Been
Done
for
Manufacturers
PLYMOUTH.
Nova
Scotia,
Aug.
2.S.
Helicf
thai'
the
Kov-ernmenl
should
do
for
fishing
add
agriculture
that
we
have
done
for
manufacturer.,"
wa
expre.ed
here
last
night
by
Mac-
week,
the
prisoner
fell
in
the
kenzie
King
nl
a
campaign
meeting
in
the
interests
of
the
Liberal
ft.iartl.
overpowering
them
andi
candidate.
"Much
more
attention
should
he
given
to
the
fishing
Mr.
King
said.
"We
have
done
a
lot
to
secure
markets
11
all
parts
of
the
world
for
manufaclurers
who
have
been
able
to
make
their
voices
heard
through
boards
of
trade
and
chambers
the
-
-
-
-
-
'
of
commerce,
but
.men
andj
women
who
toil
in
the
basic
in-lyr
inn
ITTTTP&T
dtitrie
of
(he
nation
cannot
nil
I
nil
VyHhftl
tn!.L-
lli.rMKp.
I.earii
n
re.i,
IXiUiUMJU
II11JUX1
dily1.
-II
should
bi?
possible
for
Canada
to
develop
the
industry-
Canadian
fish
should
0
to
the
market
or
Great-
Brjtam
and;
Commander
Rodgecs
Wes
Hero
of
l!uroje
just
as
A
now
goes
to;
Hawaiian
Flight.
Companion
Central
Canada.
It
was
the
de-i
.
Critically
Injured.
feat
4f
recjpTDCitylwhich
lost
to
ihe
Mariiime
their
great
natural
market,
dei-lared
the
Liberai
lea-
ler.
NELSON
HEARS
Liberal
at
Conservative
Meeting
ALL
SPEAKERS
and
Conservative
at
Liberal
Gathering.
NELSON.
Aiwr.
28.
Unusual
spice
was
injected
into
the
poli
tical
situation
here
last
night
when
two
large
meetings,
one
Conservative
ami.
one
Liberal,
enjoyed
each
oilier'
peakers.
l)u-
lowed
by
a
Conservative
speaker,
and
al
the
Liberal
meeting
F.
D.
Stacey,
ex-M.P..
preached
the
(onsenalive
doctrine
for
10
-mi
nutes,
after
which
Liberal
speaker
held
forth.
kmsguardIn
KINGSTON
PEN
McCoskey,
a
Russian,,
Struck
Earl
Jenkins
With
Crowbar
and
Tried
Get
Away.
KINGSTON.
Aug.
28
1-Jirl
Jenkins,
guard
in
the
penitentiary,
was
killed
this
afternoon
when
lie
was
struck
on
the
head
with
a
crowbar
in
the
hands
of
Thomas
1
Mcil'oskey,
llusian.
convicted
of
warning
he
struck
the
guard
a
lerriric
blow
and
endeavored
to
escape
but
was
'captured.
Jenkins
leaves
a
widow
and
four
children.
KILLED
BY
FALLING
TREE
WHEN
LOGGING
sleamer
Milak,
Iwally
owned,!
DKF.P
BAY,
Aug.
28
-With
a
wa
losl
at
sea
hut
all
on
board
nearby
nlonkey
engine
operating,
AIRPLANE
FELL
P11IMIELP11IA,
Aug.
28.
Commander
John
Rodger.
.11
yea'
of
age
hero
of
the
lfawaiian
seaplane
flight,
died
late
yesterday
from
injuries
received
ear-
I
lier
in
the
afterpoon
when
a
land
plane
was
wrecked
by
a
fall
into
the
Delaware
Iliver
off
the
naval
base
here.
J
Samuel
S,?hultr7
a
mechanician,
wa
critically
injured.
Hotter,
who
.sustainetl
a
broken
leg
and
severe
bruises
in
the
crash
was
also
badly
shocked
by
the
accident
and
pain
he
was
forced
to
endure
while
the
seamen
freed
him
from
the
wreckage
in
which
he
was
pinned,
The
avaitor
were
strapped
to
tthe
seats
and
were
unable
to
free
gald
Donaghy,
of
Vancouver,
had
themselves
when
the
plane
dived
the
opening
10
minute
at
the
toward
the
shallow
river,
and
;onservative
meeting,
being
fol-
stuck
on
the
muddy
bottom'
nose
down
in
less
than,
four
feet
of
water.
PIHSBURGIS
STILL
IN
LEAD
Shut
Out
Giants
Yesterday
While
Cincinnati
Blanked
Brooklyn
I
anrl
-Inik
Stnrnnri.
Nl'AV
YOItK.
AUgT
28.
Pittsburg
yesterday
held
the
league
leadership
this
morning,
with
Cincinnati
in
second
place
after
blankins
Brooklyn.
Philadelphia
for
the
second
time
set
hack
St.
Louis,
who
are
in
third
place.
Herb.
Pennock
won
his
twentieth
victory
when
the
Yankees
downed
Detroit.
Tony
Latarrl
get-1
in"
hi
sixteenth
homer
of
the
n
theft
in
Toronto
two
year
ago.j
scnsou-
Jenkins'
skull
wa.
crushed
and.
.I,.,,
b(,al
Boston
-
twice,
he
died
in
a
few
minutes
seC(m(l)
game
goinif
lweiVo
McV)skey,
wtth
four
other
pri-;.nnin
..
.
sOliers,
was
WOiKing
ill
me
jmui
building
a
fenre
when
wilboutj
American
League
Delrpll
1,
New
Yprk
I,'
St.
Louts
7,
Philadelphia
1.
Boston
3-1.
Cleveland
0-0.
Chicago
5,
Wasblngton
3,
National
League
yiostim
l-zChieago
51
.
New
York
0,
Pittsburgh
4.
Brooklyn
0,
Cincinnati
I.
Philadelphia
9.
St.
Louis
7.
LOOTED
JEWELLERY
LAWTON.
OXlahania,
Aug.
28.
were
Saved,
aivordlng
to
infor-'William
Nugent,
years
of
-
Five
unmasked
bandits
held
op
ination
received
In
a
message
ase.
Tailed
lo
heaC
the
cry
'Tim-j
Miller
Osborne's
Jewellery
store
wirelessed
to
New
York
from
th
her'
and
was
Instantly
killed
by
J
here
today
ami
escaped
with
dla-Hner
Cornish
City.
The'
Mltak
a
fallinw
tree
when
engaged
In
monihj
and
other
lopt
estimated
wns
Pi-1113
Ion
vessel.
'
loggijif
operuUpniieye
1
by)f4he
ownec
worth,;
30.000.