ISCUSS
MANY
B.
C.
PROBLEMS
Oe
roiiidered,
ain-j
..-in
a
rrcommendatioii
any
that
poor
indlsent
j
ae
ome
a
charge
Oil
a
ic
after
U
months'
b
:"
'hat
the
place
from
y
ame
niiould
be
re-
P
wan
in
Uie
mean-
...
:inin
:im
ri.i,..i
u
hkt-I
Hie
Kleclric
llakery,.will
open
wry
afternoon
nr,
nn.i
...
...
...
.i,
.
i
.
.i
:
nn
evening
until
election
nay
i
'
.
II
w
.
--
province.
The
intercolonial
rall-i
Ion
of
B.
0.
Municipalities
Deal
way
rommiion
on
marttimel
Ith
Number
of
Resolutions
(right
linil
been
appointed
by
the)
at
Convention.
Liberal
government
and
when'
tli-e
two
commission
coiicludd
OX
z
.'j
'I
tie
annual
their
work,
nie.i-ui-r
of
refornff.
'
Hi.-
union
of
It.
C
mllt
be
czprcled.
;.a)'if
-
opened
on
luesday
i
",,:,::,T.;
'
.
;:.T:;:.t
dutch
submarine
ADDIVEC
mnnirn
AT
it
ed
with
the
addltion;ilf.ii.....i
?
irov.tu.1
minendaiOH
be
oenl
to
r
iflnndiait
muniei-a'
that
body
1e
aked
f
m'-M
-provinoj.il
leBis-Hi
'1
1
Hie
cae
of
rtuui-p
proine
to
another,
solution
endorfed
wa
1
rf't
be
made
to
induce
u
i-iernnienl
to
pay
laml
reverting
to
the
sol-lement
Ixiard
OYALTY
CRY
IS
DEPLORABLE
W,
DeB.
Farrls
Says
Conser-!
vailves
Use
(t
to
Try
to
Get
Into
Office
v
uitVKII.
Atng.
55.,
"I
!
v
noilitiino
ileplorahle
In
1
1
;
a
r
i
fe
n
tha'.
we
can
.
1
eieniiou
without
Gonscr-'
"iug
to
set
into
office
v
a'
3HIIH,'
1
ho
loyalty
of
ally
fiMy
pc.r
cent
jot
at'
iM,"
declared
J.
IeB.
former
attorney
'
general
1
in
replying
to
ii
speech
1
II
II.
Slovens
a',
ths
ai
nilly
in
the
Holel
Van-1
lat
tilghl.
ig
Willi
the
cuslom
i-Mi
Farri
ncciled
Mr.
r-
of
fading
to
recite
cor-material
factsi
and
endeavor-
Jusliry
the
recllallon
of
a
g
delaili
by
placing
111?
Utility
on
the
King
gov-
NOTICE
TO
LIBERALS
T
OF
SKEENA
RIDING
The
liberal
I
iiwrul
pmiuiiittee
comntitlee
via
I
iyal.
I-a
I'alma,
Curacao.
Panama,
and
Maciln;i.
WIFE
MURDERER
HANGS
in
city
of
Winnipeg!
WIXXIPFIG.
Ai
g
.'0
Attended
by
n
pi-iel
of
the
I
krainian
ehurrh.
Ian
Proriev,
who
mur-
.
1
,
......
ili'rni
111-
riiiniiioii
niw
win-,
.inin-j
fariliio,
in
their
little
cottage
at;
Hie
north
end
of
the
city
last,
piing,
Hii
morning
walked
iuiei
to
Hie
mallow.
and
va
lianjied.
INDIAN
SHOT
HIMSELF
AFTER
EOTG
WIFE
CHILCOTIN
COUNTRY
WILLIAMS
I.AKK,
A;.g.
:'5.
After
a
hrutnl
attack
on
hi
wife.
1
he
afternialh
or
dunking
homebrew',
an
Indian
named
Xegani
h
alleged
In
have
liol
himelf
at
Denlli
Finale
I.nlie
in
the
Chil-kolin
district,
neeonling
to
word
uroiight
to
Itedstone,
tOO
miles
from
here.
Ian
Mellae,
chief
or
police
here,
toft
.fojCrUui
Ot
the
traifely
to
tnkefihe
evidence
of
vilnee.
and
if
necessary
to
hold
an
inaue.t.
Xeaani
s
wife
will
recover
although
shp
Is
seriously
injured,
it
is
said.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
ll.C.
Silver
..
Dunwell
Gladstone
Granby
Howe
Sound
.
Independence
Indian
L.
&
L.
Premier
Surf
Itilel
Lucky.
.Jim
...
Hid.
V.i
1
.11
1
2.00
l.ott
1.72
.30
V,
.32
2l.no
2fi.no'.
3U.00
11.00
.00.
,07
u
.03
.05-1
'
.00
2.M0
2.10-.03
'i
,0l
.10
.20
SOOKE
TRAPS
Huge
Man-Eater
Weighed
1,000
Pounds.
First
Caugt
Off
Vancouver
Island.
VICTOniA,
Aug.
25.
While
hauling
In
their
catch
at
the
Cooke
salmon
traps
yesterday,
a
number
of
salmon
fishermen
were
surprised
to
see
a
large
shark,
believed
to
bo
of
the
man-eating
variety,
which
they
succeeded
in
landing
after
a
stiff
fight.
shark
was
entirely
unexpected
and
b?fore
he
was
subdued
he
pulled
a
score
of
his
captors
Into
the
water.
The
creature
measured
eight
feet
two
Inches
from
the
tip
of
his
nose
to
the
end
of
his
tall
and
weighed
ap-provlmately
a
thousand
pounds.
Some
observers
stated
It
was
the
first
tiger
shark
caught
off
the
coatt
of
Vancouver
Island.
LOCAL
MAN
MARRIED
AT
CHRIST
CHURCH
John
Gwendraeth
Johns,
of
This
City
and
Miss
Clara
Francis
Gwyn
of
Dundas
United
at
Vancouver.
A
ijuiet
weddiiu
look
place
on
Monday,
August
23,
at
Christ
Church,
Vancouver,
when
Miss
Clara,
F'rancis
Gwyn,
daughter
of
I
he
laic-
Gerald
Gwyn
and
Mrs.
Gwyn,
of
lunula.
Ontario,
to
John
Gwendraeth
Johns,
of
Prince
Rupert,
Hev.
Canon
Smith
officiating.
F'red
Clark
was
the
best
man.
l'ollowinjr
the
wedding,
a
reception
was
held
at
the
home
of
General
Arthur
Claris,
Nelson
St.,
Vancouver.
MiVfnttd
Mrs.
Johns
arrived
llitd
liifitMilni.
mi
Hu,
OrlnrA
Shakeup
in
the
Department
of
Utilities
Suggested
Following
Report
of
Council
Last
Night
The
city
roiinrit
last
night
accepted
a
reurt
from
the
board
I
next
meeting
which
would
brina
the
matter
to
a
'showdown"
by
proposing
a
rhange.
j
j
Superintendent's
Report
The
report
of
J.
J.
Little,
superintendent
of
utilities,
stated
:
lli.il
the
1
8-incti
main
from
the
lwer
house
to
the1
pumping
station
wa
in
excellent
condition,
due
to
the
maintenance
work
that
hail
been
done
on
it.
The
same
'could
not
be
said,'
however,
of
the
15-inch
main
from
the
dam
to
Un.
uoui'r
Jioiise
mi
whieli
there
5.O0U
would
be
needed-to
place
!the
line
insafe
comlitinn
tiy
in
The
appearance
of
the
tiger
j,a,jnr
,.0i,orHe
piers,
renewinz
work
was
now
under
way
and
!too
of
the
1.800
had
been
ex
pended.
To
carry
oul
the
work
completely,
however.
It
would
cost
s.-).oiio
or
So.noo
and
the
line
might
still
be
subject
to
abnormal
strain
and
posible
rupture
Engineer's
Report
Oily
Kngineer
II.
A.
McLean,
in
his
report,
gave
an
estimate
of
?5.ooo
covering
the
installation
of
20
concrete
piers,
renewal
of
limber
blocking,
uncovering
joints
and
lead
caulkiiwr.
He
urged
that
the
work
be
proreeded
with
forth-1
with.
If
there
were
a
blowout,
the
cosl
to
the
city
might
be
much
greater
than
the
cost
estimated
for
repairs.
Aid.
Perry
told
of
making
an
inspection
of
the
pipe
line
and
finding
it
in
bad
condition
and
a
great
deal
or
work
necessary.
Referring
lo
the
valve
In
the
line
which
was
the
sole
prolection
of
the
power
house
from
possible
destruction,
Aid
PerrySaid
he
had
been
told
this
valve
was
not
al
George
and
will
make
their
homej'he
dry
dock
al
all,
W
was
lying
on
Sixth
Avenue.
,
nniinued
on
page
six)
hi-
TAXI
Boston
Grill
Dand
Ambulance
Servica
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Itand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ava.
I
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
81
PRINCE'
RUPERT
The
latest
and
bent
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least
Phone
487.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
h)L
XVI..
No.
199.
rarj-
l'KINCK
MUI'KIIT.
b.
C,
VBI.KSIAY,
AUfiUST
2.1,
192G.
Yeftenuyi
cimiutfon.
ism
strt
site,
m
PRICE
FFVE
CENTS.
i
j-i-t'i
.'iap
-j,
.
(INli
OPENS
HIS
CAMPAIGN
IN
MARITIMES
IMPORTANT
CIVIC
QUESTIONS
DISCUSSED
AT
CITY
COUNCIL
MEETING
ry
of
Disloyalty
and
nnexation
Responsible
!
For
Condition
of
Trade
ickenzie
King
Flays
Tories
at
New
Bruns
wick
Town
When
Opening
His
Campaign
in
Maritimes
WOODSTOCK.
N.
II..
Aug.
25
"lUd
reciprocity
carried,
1
!
hi
i
U
jv
ti.,t
you
wiinlil
not
have
in
maritime
right
prob-l
i
l.
ut
presviit."
mid
Might
Hon.
W.
L
Mackenzie
King
all
meeting
in
tin-
maritime
provinces
last
night.
"There
ti
ge
nnlin
mI
market
nt
your
door
which
yon
would
have
had
l
i
but
ni
the
old
false
Tory
cry
or
di-loyully
and
annexation."
i
Iiud
worked
(o
the
grwit
detriment
of
the
country
at
large,
I
imp
pur'
iHercd
more
than
Hie
maritime
provinces,
lie
aid.
!
'Far
renrliing
meuMiro
of
reform
effecting
these
provinces
rk
t
oy
export
opinion."
wa
predicted
by
the
Liberal
loader,!
,
referring
to
two
commission
Low
considering
maritime
prub
jlem.
To
the
railway
commission
the
!at
government
assigned
the
Willi
special
instruction
to
con-j
xiiter
the
claim
of
the
maritime;
General
.Sir
George
l!iggmon
lakiug
the
a;ii'.c
with
the
Duke
of
Uoiiuaught
when
his
old
regiment,
the
Grenadier
Guards,
nianhed
past
I
to
mark
his
100th
birthday.
Proposal
to
Purchase
Electric
Plant
of
City
by
International
up
with
re
tninicndalHJUf
from
the
city
engineer
and
Miperm-
nuiuicipal
electric
light
plant
wa?
made
public
al
lad
night
s
itendent
of
ulililn
and
there
was
considerable
discussion
in
the
council
meeting
when
Aid.
Jos
Greer
inquired
if
anything
fur-
EPICTA!
l'crry,
ruaimiau
01
me
ooam
01
works
tner
nau
oeeii
nearu
irom
.vir.
nownes
miicc
ni
foiiierence
witn
nKKlTEO
Al
rKlotU
charged
memitei
-
of
the
utilities
with
"lying
down
on
the
job"
the
finance
committee
when
the
matter
was
fir?t
taken
up.
Aldv
KAN
FH.XU:o.
Up.
Ji.
'
The
Xet!ierland
otibmarinet
k.MII
arnu'd
here
thi
after-1
nooi
completing
what
is
oaiil
to;
ile
tin-
longeM
voyage
of
au
un-
iTnft
Tin
pfl
Ipft
in
allowing
the
t
nation
to
come
to
Mich
a
jm
and
the
official)
Greer
explained
that
.Mr.
Hownes'
company
had
already
taken
with
mirepreenlatiou.
lie
lnrea-!oer
the
power
plant.
at
Xanatmo
-
teued
to
present
a
motion
at
the
and
Imuran
and
that
it
wa
in-
terested
in
supplying
power
for;
a
pulp
and
paper
project
at
Prinrej
George.
He
had
aked
the
finance
committee
if
the
city
would
consider
an
offer
to
lake
over
the
local
plant
and
operate
it.
He
had
been,
(old
that
a
conference
with
I
he
city
council
wtjuld
be
arranged
when
he
returned
from
Prince
George,
where
he
now
was.
City
Treasurer
Malheson
stated
that
a
letter
had
just
been
receiv
ed
from
Mr.
Howness
in
which
he
k,..i
.MH
...
,uiMip..:,,w.
vL.rtll'rince
George
,,p
l,afk
itl
1rlnce
Hu
I"1
III?
:...!
which
in
..laces
vh
in
bad
condition".
At
least
',er
in
alt0111
H'ree
weeks'
crililiinjr.
etc.
The
report
referred
to
the
order
that
had
gone
out
at
the
first
or
the
year
that
as
little
money
should
be
spent
as
possible.
In
view
of.-Jhat,
gtl.KOO
liad
been
placed
in
the
estimates
(his
year
for
maintenance
work
and
it
had
been
proposed
to
spend
a
similar
amount
next
year.
The
He
had
returned
a
report
cover
ing
the
local
power
KING
EXPECTING
TO
GAIN
EIGHT
SEATS
ONTARIO
PROVINCE
OTTAWA,
Aug.
2
With
Hie
landslide
in
favor
of
Liberal
policies
and
Liberal
candidates
grow-!
ing
more
pronounced
daily
in
the
east.
Mackenzie
Kiiyt
is
assured
or
a
minimum
gain
of
eight
seats
hi
Ontario,
these
gains
being
con-reded
even
by
Tory
orpaniiers.
This
would
make
20
Liberal
seats
tin
nlario
Instead
of
12
by
Con
servative
reckoning,
and
those
be
hind
the
Liberal
organization
de-i
ciare
that
ir
they
can
gel
20
seals
they
can
as
easily
gel
25.
In
the
Maritime.,
another
mi-,
ninutin
gain
of
five
Liberal
seats'
is
looked
Tor,
two
in
Nova
Scotia,
one
in
Prince
IMward
Island
and
two
in
New
Hrunswick,
so.
that
with
Ii
supporters
from
the
Maritime.
03
from
Quebec.
20
from
Ontario
and
more
gains
west
of
the
Great
Lakes
the
return
of
Mackenzie
King
to
power
will
be
assured.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
News.
PITTSBURG
IS
IN
THE
LEAD
Defeats
St.
Louis
by
Score
of
Ten
to
One.
Chicago
Wins
Double
Header.
Xi:Y
YORK,
Aug.
23.
Pitts
burg
returned
to
the
top
of
the!
for
second
place.
situation-
teago
batted
fence
twice
in
the
second
inning
of
the
first
game.
In
the
American
League
all
'(same
were
stopped
by
rain
exempt
that
between
Washington
and
St.
Louis.
National
League
Itrooklyn
I.
Pittsburgh
10.
Philadelphia
4
-It,
Chicago
0-9
New
York
3,
Cincinnati
t.
Boston
2,
SI.
Louis
I.
American
League
St.
Louis
6,
Washington
9.
Others
postponed,
rain.
BOWSER
IS
COMING
HERE
ON
FRIDAY
Will
Share
Platform
With
J.
0.
Brady
at
Conservative
Meet-
Inn
That
Evening
Hon.
V.
J.,
Dowser,
former
premier
of
Dritish
Columbia,
will
arrive
in
the
city
from
Vancouver
'
on'
F'rlday
of
this
week
and
thai
evening
will
share
the.
plairorm
with
J.
C.
Ifrady
at
a
public
meeting
in
support
of
the
Conservative
candidate'-
campaign
in
SV'cna
riding.
"
The
Canadian
AuftiMan
:
freighter
WaiaUmu
arrived
lasi
night
at
Ocean
Falls'
Ha
load
n-t!p
and
paper
foe
Australia.
in
Ml
HUDSON
BAY
j
Pledges
Himself
Complete
Ball-
way,
But
If
Ccst
Too
High,
Will
Go
Slowly.
TALKS
AMALGAMATION
Says
Falsehoods
Revamped
To
j
steai
vote
or
Employees
or
Canadian
National.
MFILVILLK,
Sak
Aug..
25.
Premier
Meiglien
yesterday
afternoon
reviewed
his
pledgn
to
complete
the
Hutl.on
Hay'Railway
on
the
grounds
that
"we
owe.
H
to
the
settler
interested
in
that
portion
f
our
country-
Having
spent
jmrti.oti
oi
lioi.ar
on
it,
we
liave
to.
go
on
and
finih
it
arid
'give
it
la
fair
test."
he
added;
"however,
if
we
find
it
is
going
to
take
a
jcollo.al
sum
in
the
neighborhood
iof
fifty
million
dollars;
this
couh-jtry
in
its
present
shape
just
has
jto
he
patient
because
this
eounlry
Icannot
afford
that
much
money
Jal
the
present
time.
I
premier
ueoiareu
tnai
ev-
Ili'l'i
n
nit
I
Utilities
Company
Been
Made
;be
liadian;
.
otnal
tine
be
found
the
untold
j
falsehood
revarffped,
w
armed
up
That
H'AV.
Bowiies.
coiiMiltinir
engineer
of
Kdmontoii.'who
asain
tba)
be
intended
to
amal-
Jt
-raHmmeuding.
the
appropriattuu
of
iTwOOy
for
the
recently
vbiled.
the
Vjty,
look.
prelmnuary
step
al
that
Unia.on!?ania(e
tbejfxtjtnv
with.
that.
of
n'lmrlTIg'
of
Xmc
50-incli
water
main
leading
from
AVoodworth
behalf
of
the
International
Utilities
Co..
which
lie
repre?ent,
f
the
anadiair
Padffr
ttie
idea
be-
Iwtkcf
ilatii
lo
the
SivH(Uin
Miwer
lion-e.
The
report
wa
barked
with
a
view
to
opening
negoliation
for
the
taking
over
of
the
j
in?
to
steal
the
voles
of
the
Xa-
Iional
employees,
making
them
afraid
for
their
position
or
seniority."
Reglna
Meeting
IlKGIXA,
Aug.
23.
Oitr.
Mcigh-en's
speech
last
niglil
here
followed
the
speeches
ot
four
other
places
earlier
in
the
day.
The
premier
spoke
in
passing
of.
the
war
time
elections
act
and
turned
particularly
to
statements
made
in
this
connection
by
Hon.
C
A.
Dunning.
"I
was
a,
member
of
the
government
which
passed
tjie
art,"
Mr.
MeVghen
Vafj,.
"and
I
always
took
my
full
sTiave
of
responsibility,
have
done
so
before
audiences
in
this
city
and
wilt
do
National
League
yesterday
by
so
again."
Brooklyn
ten
run
;
lo
Mr.
Meigl.e.i
received
an
en-
said
thai
he
had
been
delayed
ai;"'
nnil
Hint
lie
lT.,l,o
",,lr
l
rji.fci.ei
uiuiiiin:
jirrtiiic
nut
iiinr
waa
a
double
header
with
Hoton.
sit.
a
running
fire
of
comment
from
Hm
Louis
and
Cincinnati
are
now
tied
the
crowd.
The
meeting
at
one
nine.
t
.....
,
point
halted
for
several
minutes
Philadelphia
while
one
interrupter
wanted
to
which
he
bad
obtained
from
the
a
dofe.
header.
,.ut
question,
superintendent
llpo
of
utilities
while;""
n,?H.
V'e
"r1".??
d1C31
11
hh
'l'
here,
here.
iieenin
noiner
oi
me
season
to
inc
leimoii
in
nuroniice
a
urw
International
I'timics1'"''
game
while
Catcher
Hart-
diers
settlers
revaluation
bill
if
Co.
is
a
new
York
eoneern.
nei!
KUOCkeu
me
oan
oer
wieireuirnro.
mere
win
ve
a
juiii-
cial
revaluation
and
not
a
political
realuarion,'"
he
said.
BOMB
EXPLODES
IN
SAVINGS
BANK
Bomber
and
Special
Policeman
Killed
and
Others
Were
Injured.
PITTSHt
RG.
Aug.
25.
An
unidentified
man
of
foreign
appear
ance
entered
the
F'arniers'
Depo
sit
Savings
Rank'ilale"
'yesterday
and
presented
a
demaiid
for
two
thousand
dollars
to
the
teller
will!
the
threat:
'Til
Jowrf1fup
the
bank."
"
PJ-
jf
When
the
-special
pojfeeman,
George.
Ortmann,
approached
to
arrestahim
(hetmaa
placet),
a
satchel
on
the
floor
and
gave
it
a
kick.
A
violent
explosion
followed,
the
bomber
being
instantly
"killed
iand
Ortmann
futaliy
liijur-
ed
while
a
score
of
persons
in
the
bant'
received
minor
injuries.
The
explosion
created
consternation
,
in
the
business
.fdislrict,
niany
:;palrons
of
lhi
theatres
nnhiiig
to
the
slreels.