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at
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Stand:
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MATT
VIDECK.
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r.:t.
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FIRE
IN
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Only
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of
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ti.:..
Rupert
Forestry
District
HfillTINf.
CREW
SENT
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1
f
inimiiT
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ill
t
iiuiitj
ui
Prince
George
dre
rtt
any
Importance
r
-ri
district
that
hat
been
adquarters
of
the
Forest
:t
:ty
in
one
in
the
Bablne
covering
an
area
of
fifty
Y
-'.erday
a
crew
of
some
hirty
men
waa
aent
In
v.
matltute
fighting
oper-
T
.ice
Oeoiitc
region,
which
'
m
thin
district,
oome
.
rr
serious
flrea
close
to
"
f-'.Ill
UK
IUIM.
Hv
WMJ
.
could
toe
made
for
the
Pt
1,-
Wa.
.
haa1a4nT
'
-
ii
.lift.
niKiM.
im
in.-
s.
t:
;m
from
the
interior.
IF
IN
STATE
UNTILFUNERAL
J
a,
ivillltl
til
tm
.Jvs
legislative
Chamber:
McI-can
to
lie
Premier
C:
er
will
lie
in
atate
In
the
Legls-
-
.
""ii
ii
me
i-anxamriib
uu-
"
i::
lie
funeral
which
will
take
rn
Saturday
afternoon
at
3
p-m
1
:i
'tike
place
lit
Royal
Oak
fun
i
nx
at
Oovernment
House
'
of
the
Prince
of
Walea
have
relied
-J
Hi
J
d.
M
In
will
be
aworn
f
pTmler
in
the
course
of
the.
next
"
t.;
together
with
the
membcra
or
.4ui...iQvtitviuii
wuo
are
v
iblne'
member
with
him.
A
m
WN
-w
m
m
w
VsVss
MA
1
A
NEARCRESTON
"
viuniirooK
.nan
hiiieu
anu
Another
Seriously
Injured
in
vvrash
over
Precipice
,.
-
CRESTON.
Aug
18.
Blrt
Slve.
travel-
"
3
talesman
of
Cranbrook.
waf
"killed
...iu3
oang
or
cranbrook,
was
l!y
Injured
When
their
oninmnhlle
-
iiunarea
leet
over
mcknhank
f
Washout
Creek,
ten
mt!,
vest
'
'
UUP
other
n-Ms...
htr
'lapirj.
a:
ment
occurred
when
Slve
out
"
'
J
mi
nvviu
m
h
n,ltJ
'alien
on
the
road.
Thla
'-'
he
.:ar
to
kld
over
the
bank.
"
The
Dally
News
tauter
In
the
province.
Since
the
middle
of
July
he
had
bren.relievevi
of
the
Outlet
of
office
following
a
caucus
of
the
Liberal
mem
ben
of
the
Legislature
when
Hon
J.
D.
McLean
waa
named
acting
premier
and
leader
of
the
party.
It
la
assumed
now
that
Dr.
McLean
will
be
asked
by
the
Ueuteeunt-Oovernor
(to
take
the
prstnlecehip
and
reorganlrstlon
of
the
eaMnet
la
very
probable.
MAN
OK
the
people
A
BMn
of
the
people
bjr
birth
and
ttnpemst.
John
Oliver
waa
pre
ably
more
proficient
In
the
rugged
art
At
Mte
pasoeef
than
any
ether
Caadkm
atateaHMm.
Miner,
farmer,
woodaman.
engrnter
and
atone
maaon.
ha
brought
to
the
preen
lerhlp
of
Brttlab
OotumMa
a
tlrat-nand
know
ladge
of
the
pioneer
problem
which
greatly
helped
him
In
hU
admlnlatra-Uon
of
that
tak.
Born
In
Hartlngton,
Dcrbyahlre
(
England
).
on
July
3
185fl,
John
Oliver
waa
the
aecond
aon
of
Robert
and
Emm
Oliver.
When
John
waa
a
amall
boy.
bH
father
deeerted
the
farm
for
the
muting
bualnean
and
operated,
with
Indifferent
sueceaa.
a
lead
and
Iron
mine
on
a
property
belonging
to
the
late
Duke
of
Devonshire.
Ills
aon'a
schooling
waa
restricted
to
a
few
yeara
in
elementary
school.
Hla
eleventh
birthday
found
John
Oliver
working
aa
a
donkay
boy
in
hit
father"
mine
"half
time.
under
the
arrangemenU
which
permitted
atudenta
to
study
halt
of
each
day.
At
the
age
of
twelve
John
left
school
altogether,
combining
nia
mine
work
with
a
akleUne
or
selling
eggs
at
Duxton
market
for
farmer
of
his
district.
WAS
l-AKMKK'S
AUKNT
With
hta
earnings
at
thla
work.
John
bought
a
pony
and
cart
and
ior
a
couple
of
years
drove
a
thriving
trade
sa
firmer
asent.
He
was
rourwen
when,
the
Devoiuhlre
estate
having
closed
out
his
fathers
mining
property.
the
Oliver
family
migrated
to
Canada.
Robert
Oliver
nettled
In
Mayborough.
In
Wellington
County.
Ontario,
with
hla
wife
and
eight
of
hla
nine
children.
One
aon
remained
In
England.
John
waa
the
eldeat
of
the
family
and
immediately
he
.
took
up
hi
strenuous
duties
on
hla
father's
new
farm.
In
the
auecreding
seven'
yeara
he
became
an
ex-
ln
the
winter
he
worxea
t
Wail
Circuit
Clouts
Figured
largely
In
Wins
and
Losses
on
Wednesday
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
18.
Babe
Ruth
woo
yeslerday'a
game
for
the
New
York
Yankees
fr.m
Cntcatgo
by
poling
out
a
hotne
run
In
the
eieaiith
atanza.
It
waa
bis
thirty-eighth
circuit
clout
of
the
raon
and
he
la
now
tied
for
the
years
honor
with
hla
tesviniuste.
Lou
Oehrig
Trto
Speaker
led
the
Washington
Senator
to
victory
over
St.
Loula
with
a
homer
in
the
fourth
frame
but
the
Browns
won
the
second
game
of
the
double-header
Brooklyn
Dodger
ended
the
winning
streak
of
the
Chicago
Cubs.
Charlie
Drame-rs
home
run
In
the
eighth
Inning
broke
a
one-one
tie.
Cincinnati
Red
beating
the
Phlll
e.
Rcgera
Homsby
won
on
Tuesday
with
s
homer
but
an
error
yesterday
paved
the
way
for
Pittsburg
to
defeat
the
Olanu.
NATIONAL
I.KAOIK
Pittsburg
4.
New
York
1.
Chicago
S.
Brooklyn
6.
St.
Loula
7.
Boston
3.
Cincinnati
3.
Pnlladelptua
1.
AMMtU'AN
IXAOti:
New
York
S.
Chicago
3.
.
Phnadelphls
4.
Cleveland
1.
Hoaton
3.
Detroit
0.
Washington
4-3.
St.
Loula
1-3.
MORE
RoTd"
ASKED
FOR
Joint
Committee
Urging
Itulld-ing
of
Ilridge
and
15
More
Miles
For
Next
Year
The
Joint
nwil
t'fiiiimltlre,
meet
In6
Ut
night
with
s.
l
IHrkrr
prr-ldlnr,
In
fhr
alM-nee
of
Aid.
Jiikeph
fireer.
rhalrman.
w-ed
a
reliilliin
urging
upon
the
pmtln-rial
gntrriiiiient
that
the
brldce
be
built
arrow
(ialltiway
Kapld
and
another
ten
or
tllteen
mllen
of
the
skeena
Kler
Highway
toward
Terrace
he
-ontrurted
In
19'iH.
Cnn-tldrrahle
dlsciiwlon
wan
en-gn-;ed
In
by
the
meeting
and
a
good
drill
of
dlMpiNiintmrnl
ex-prrxoed
at
the
fart
that
there
will
be
no
airplane
rrrnnal-wanre
of
the
route
leuriing
Into
the
Interior,
It
w
felt,
that
an
aerial
survey
would
he
iiiuoli
more
rroiininlrl
and
kallkfartnry
than
pending
In
a
land
party.
MOTIIER
OF
MRS
MOXLEY
DIED
OTTAWA
AGED
82
OTTAWA,
Aug.
18.
Mr.
Johanna
Sle-
man.fia
yeara
of
age.
died
today.
She
leaves
a
eon.
Prank
eieman:
a
daughter
at
Prince
Rupert.
Mrs.
W.
D.
Moxley:
a
daughter
at
Smlthers.
Mrs.
R.
J.
Raabe.
In
all
Mrs.
Sleman
la
sur-
vlvrd
by
five
children,
eighteen
grand
h"clren
and
two
great-grand-chlldrcn
and
.
Ontario
woods
with
an
axe
In
the
graduated
as
an
expert
woodsman.
He
dug
wella
and
went
Into
the
quarrlea
to
blast
stone.
One
of
the
crafts
he
learned
at
this
period,
and
waa
proud
of
to
the
day
of
his
death,
was
that
of
the
stone-mason.
In
1877
John
Oliver
migrated
to
British
Columbia,
Journeying
by
easy
stage
through
the
United
States.
He
worked
axeman
on
the
Canadian
first
as
an
pacific
Railway
Fraser
Valley
Branch.
He
took
out
a
homestead
ana
oia
..j
K.,iMin,
bv
the
way.
Then
he
bought
a
threshing
outfit
and
operated
It
himself.
He
was
among
w.c
engineer
In
British
Columbia.
ees
as
ateam
.
,
IK1IIT
WITH
IT.OOIIS
Uter
he
moved,
to
the
Delta
district
nearby
and
began
a
P
which
had
made
fight
with
the
floods
Impossible
to
farmer.
that
district
almost
and
drains
and
He
dug
dyke,
finally
reclaimed
to
agr
culture
area
In
the
swamp
awn.v-...
H.hhled
in
lots!
politics.
big
Meantime
At
a
cam-
-
.
-
.n
-v
meeting
in
f
palgn
.neeeh
which
attracted
atten
T"T
he
was
re-
,,n
.
few
year,
".J7
.1
.
debater,
when
as
member
Zr
Z
:
DelU
he
took
hi.
pUc.
In
the
,r.M,Mi,Hecl
on
fwge
threei
She
hsd
lived
in
Ottawa
for
fifty
years.
BURNABY
DEFEATED
VICTORIA
BASEBALL
TEAM
LAST
NIGHT
VANCOUVER.
Aug.
18.
Burnaby
defeated
Victoria
Native
Sons
heer
last
night
11
to
4
In
the
provincial
baseball
playoffs.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
B.C.
Silver
Coast
Copper
.
Dunwell
.......
O
lacier
Oladstone
Independence
.
'.
Indian
Silversmith
.
.
.
L.
and
L.
Lead-Smith
Lucky
Jim
Marmot
Metals
Porter
Idaho
Richmond
....
81Ivercrest
....
I
Surf
Inlet
...
Bid
1.3S
10.50
.90
.04
K
.19
.07
M
.19
.10
19V
.34
.01
Asked
1.60
13.00
J8
M
.07
.08
H
.38
.07
S
.06
4
.19V4
.13
say,
JO
-.06
h
.03
I'KiNrr
or
walls
pays
TKini
ti;
TO
PKI.MIIK
OIIILK
VICTORIA.
Atsg
II.
The
Prince
of
Wale
sent
the
following
telegram
to-
Uon.
1.
D.
Me-Lean,
acting
preenkrr.
"I
hare
heard
with
great
regret
of
Mr.
Oliver's
death
wMch
will
be
a
real
torn
to
your
province.'
Tlie
preaalers
of
other
pro-vlHors
have
et
telegrama
of
confledenre.
VANCOirVERAtaj!
IS
After
a
stand
lag
tribute
4y
rneawfeere
of
Oarsadtan
Oaub
tcday
the
Prince
of
Wales
sad:
"Mr
Oliver
was
premier
during
my
visit
stent
year
ao
and
It
la
naturally
a
matter
of
great
regret
to
my
brother
and
myw-rf
thai
we
are
to
be
met
In
Vaneesiver
by
she
aad
news
of
hla
death
Throughout
hi
long
life
he
served
the
province
loyally
and
with
much
distinction.
.4
4
CONSERVATIVES
CHOOSE
WELSH
Convention
Nominates
Him
at
New
Westminster
Last
Night
For
Candidate
NEW
WESTMINSTER.
Aug.
18
C.
A.
Welch
la
to
carry
the
Conservative
flag
In
the
bv-4ectlon
caused
throuah
the
death
of
the
late
Dr.
Rothwell
.
He
will
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
anfJ
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT.
B.C.
TIItRSDAY.
AUGUST
18,
1927
PREMIER
AND
B.C.
SILVER
Amalgamation
Definitely
Concluded
Declares
Financial
Post
TORONTO.
Aug.
II.
The
ITnan-rial
I'o-t
);
The
Premier.
II.
C
filler
and
National
Slltrr
amalgamation
has
drllnltrly
gone
through.
The
lalett
adtke.
while
not
official,
are
from
source
that
figure
ery
strongly
In
the
deal,
and
the
new
from
them
In
that
the
deal
1
definitely
rioted.
Thu.
the
three
big
protjrn
miner
In
the
Salmon
Kltrr
section
of
Portland
Canal
come
under
one
management.
Jut
how
this
will
be
handled.
Is
not
yet
known.
Premier
has
a
IM)
mill,
and
this
ran
be
easily
enlarged.
It
has
alM
capable
and
rtpcrlcnrcd
engineers,
hut
Mt
hat
the
ll.f.
filler.
The
management
of
the
latter
and
National
sllirr
has
teen
the
same
fur
some
considerable
time.
The
terms,
as
announred
some
time
alio
In
The
Post,
are
the
correct
ones,
premier
Increase
Its
capital
to
IMUKKI.IMM),
or
double
the
'reent
1
1
r,
ure.
and
pay
bark
the
other
two,
all
the
money
they
hate
expended,
plus
substantial
blocks
of
tm
k.
NATIVE
SONS
WIN
LACROSSE
'
sppre
the
Liberal
nominee.
Mayor
A.
Well
Oray
who
waa
recently
chosen
as
Edmonton
Team
Will
Play
New
candidate.
I
We.stmin.iter
For
.Mann
Cup
The
selection
of
Mr.i
Welch
by
the1
-
Conservative
convention
last
night
was
EDMONTON,
Aug.
18.
The
Native
expected
aa
he
was
the
outstanding
Sons
won
the
right
to
meet
New
West-
man
in
the
party.
The
official
rtomln-
minster
for
the
Manr.
Cup
Lacrosse
atlon
take
pi
see
Monday
next
and
the
series
when
they
defeated
Calgary
last
election
a
week
from
today.
night
by
a
score
of
ten
to
five.
Two
Planes
Succeed
in
Flight
Across
Pacific
and
Other
Two
Missing
WOOLAROS.
WINNING
$25,000
PRIZE,
AND
ALOHA
REACH
HONOLULU
SAFELY
.MISS
DORAN
AND
GOLDEN
GATE
LOST
HONOLULU,
August
18.
With
the
arrival
of
Wheeler
Field
here
at
2.20
yesterday
afternoon
of
the
Alcha
and
at
12.23
of
the
Woolaros,
two
of
the
four
planes
to
make
a
successful
hop-off
in
the
Dole
flight
for
a
prize
of
$23,000,
arrived
at
their
destination.
The
Woolaros
was
declared
the
winner.
No
reports
had
been
received
up
to
early
this
morning
of
the
"Miss
Doran"
or
the
"Golden
Eagle."
EGANVILLE.
Ont.,
August
13.
Miss
Mildred
Doran,
flying
to
Honolulu,
was
born
here.
She
left
when
eleven
years
of
age
with
her
family
for
North
Michigan.
The
"Miss
Doran"
carried
Miss
Mildred
SAN
FRANCISCO,
Aug.
18.
Forty
de-
Doran,
31-year-old
Canadian
bora
Mlehl-
stroyers,
merchant
vessels
and
aircraft
arc
hunting
for
the
airplane.
"Oolden
Eagle"
and
"Miss
Doran"
which
are
missing
on
the
Oakland-Honolulu
flight.
They
are
now
long
past
the
tune
that
their
gafollne
aupply
would
keep
them
In
the
air.
gan
school
teacher,
with
J.
A.
Pedlar,
pilot,
and
V.
R.
Knope.
navigator.
The
'"Oolden
Eagle"
Is
piloted
by
Jack
Frost
and
navigated
by
Oordon
Scott.
The
"Oolden
Eagle"
la
well
equipped
to
float
but
there
are
serious
fears
as
to
the
safety
of
the
"Miss
Doran."
Government
Leader
MacLean
(Eulogizes
Premier
Oliver
and
His
Fidelity
to
Duty
VICTORIA,
August
18.
"Public
life
has
sustained
irreparable
loss
in
the
passing
of
Premier
Oliver,"
Hon,
J.
D.
McLean,
government
leader,said
this
morning.
"He
was
a
man
of
splendid
physique,
brilliant
intellect
and
remarkable
power
of
analysis.
During
his
public
career
he
gave
of
his
best
to
promote
the
welfare
of
his
adopted
province.
I
was
Intimately
associated
with
him
since
1916
and
learned
to
respect
his
abilities
and
to
honor
him
for
his
fidelity
to
duty.
No
task
was
too
arduous
and
no
problem
too
intricate
to
daunt
the
powers
of
John
Oliver.
Often
have
I
seen
him
wrestle
with
a
problem
and
discuss
It
from
every
aiigle.jbut
the
acid,
test
he
applied
to
all
problems
was,
la
this
decision
In
the
public
Interest?
or
In
other
words,
la
this
right.
If
convinced
that
It
was,
he
unhesitatingly
and
fearlessly
csn-ted
It
to
a
conclusion."
St.
Louis
man
has
been
arrested
for
selling
a
powder
guaranteed
to
keep
the
aockeye
pack
1
but
five
thousand
eases
hcrt
of
last
year.
S3
far
this
itason
there
nave
been
195.000
cases
of
this
variety
put
up
whereas,
at
a
corresponding
date
In
1926.
the
total
was
200,000
cases.
On
the
Skeena
River
thla
years
aockeye
pack
has
been
practically
the
same
aa
last
year.
Except
for
the
first
two
weeks
of
toe
season,
weather
conditions
In
the
dis
trict
have
been
Ideal.
Sockeye
fishing,
which
conclwded
In
the
Rivera
Inlet
and
Smith's
Inlet
Weii
on
August
s.
Will
rjftse
IB
11
other
parte
of
District
No.
3
on
Friday,
Au
gust
19.
at
8
pm
6
1-3
inch
mesh
wUl
be
then
prohibited
but
tha
use
of
amall
nets
will
again
be
allowed
for
echoes
after
August
28.
It
Is
expected
that
a
number
of
the
canneries
In
the
district
will
close
at
the
end
of
this
week.
The
great
major
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
ity
of
the
Indians
and
also
many
white
toris
tonight.
men
hare
quit
fishing.
A
large
number
of
seine
boats
are
still
out
but
little
fish
Is
being
brought
In
by
them
while
a
good
number
of
the
boat,
are
tied
up
waiting
for
something
to
materialize.
A
change
to
rainy
weather
might
re-
ault
In
the
coming
on
of
chum
and
c&ho
fishing
but
little
hope
Is
held
out
for
pinks.
Fishing
for
this
variety
1
usually
most
successful
when
the
weather
Is
fine
as
It
has
been
for
the
past
several
weeks.
On
the
southeastern
coast
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Island.
It
Is
reported
that
there
has
been
no
appearance
of
fish
at
all.
Usually,
the
run
starts
long
before
this
and
In
average
years
a
limited
pack
has
been
put
up
by
this
date.
On
the
north
end
of
the
Islands,
the
situation
Is
reported
to
be
little
better.
CHINAMAN
DROWNED
AT
NORTH
PACIFIC
Deputy
Coroner
and
Provincial
Constable
Leave
to
Investigate
Fatality
In
Skeena
Slough
The
provincial
police
received
a
report
this
morning
that
a
Chinaman
had
been
drowned
at
North
Pacific
cannery
in
the
8keena
Slough.
No
details
were
given.
James
R.
Tannock,
deputy
coroner,
and
Provincial
Constable
Geo.
Clarve
left
by
this
mornlng'a
train
to
Investigate
the
affair
and
expect
to
re
turn
to
the
city
this
afternoon.
PRINCE
OF
WALES
OPENED
HIGHWAY
AT
REVELSTOKE
PARK
REVELSTOKE.
Aug.
18.
The
Prince
of
Wales
opened
the
Royal
Highway
through
Mount
Revelatoke
National
Park.
The
ceremony
of
cutting
the
ribbons
at
the
entrance
arch
took
place
here
last
night.
Smlthers
husbands
from
going
out.
That's
old
74.
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txilT
Gunpowder
Border
Cities
Star.
Bnr'iP
Lake
WEATHER
REPORT"!'
Terrace.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
65.
Rosa
wood.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
64.
Alyansh.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
63.
Alice
Arm:
Clear,
calm.
temp.
64.
Anyox.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
68.
Stewart--Clear,
calm.
temp.
63.
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Hazelton.
Smoky,
calm.
temp.
66.
Telegraph
Creek.--Clear
.calm.
temp.
60.
Dense
smoke,
calm,
temp.
Pul!
calm,
temp
58.
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Cents
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Last
Night
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Victoria
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EARLY
DAYS
Willi
II
FITTED
HIM
FOR
LIFE
WORK
Mt
TOUIA,
August
18.
Premier
Oliver,
who
has
been
In
poor
"if
-
everal
month,
died
at
his
residence
here
late
last
night.
r
Dr
"
ri
of
turns
for
the
worse
in
his
condition
and
even
of
his,
been
circulated
at
different
time
for
some
weeks
but
-ri
.
were
met
with
the
statements
that
he
was
making
sat-rn
u
juration.
:
ti.
lual
end
came
with
startling
suddenness
before'
medical
J
be
summoned.
"i
removes
from
the
political
life
of
Itritlsh
Columbia
one
tot
the
Uron
feat
and
most
cherished
MANYHOMERS
BIG
LEAGUES?
With
Season
Hearing
'Close,
Prospects
Are
Salmon
Pack
Will
Be
Record
Light
One
That
the
1927
salmon
pack,
not
only
in
District
No.
2
but
along
the
entire
British
Columbia
coast,
will
be
one
of
the
lightest
on
record,
repeating
the
shortage
of
1921,
is
the
prospect
today.
Such
is
the
opinion
in
official
circles.
For
the
season
to
date
the
pack
of
all
varieties
is
but
fifty
per
cent
of
last
year
at
a
similar
date
and,
with
little
promise
of
an
improvement
at
the
present
time,
it
is
feared
that
the
pack
for
the
whole
season
will
be
less
than
half
of
that
for
1926.
Canning
interests
are
facing
large
losses
on
the
season's
operations
and,
with
many
more
fishermen
in
the
field
than
In
any
previous
year,
the
Individual
earnings
are
very
small.
Some
of
the1
p.
r!r
a
j
a
firpf
7
eannerle
are
preparing
to
close
at
the;
UI
1
V
I
U
A
V
I
V
end
of
the
week
and
many
fishermen
lJ
I
tlLi
I
ill
VI
1
are
quitting.
The
big
decrene
thla
year
will
be
In
pink
aalmon.
the
run
of
which
has
3
far
proven
ncgllg'.ble
when
it
should.
by
this
tin,,
have
bean
at
It
height.
It.
la
nernaas
pecul.ar,
however,
that.
with
the
run
of
other
varieties
falling.
IN
VANCOUVER
Prince
of
Wales
and
Prince
George
Visiting
Southern
City
Today
HAS
FULL
PROGRAM
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
18.
The
Prince
of
Wale
and
his
brother.
Prince
Oeorge.
reached
Vancouver
today
and
were
greeted
at
the
atatlon
by
Mayor
L.
D.
Taylcr
and
Capt.
A.
M.
Lecky,
commander
of
H.MJS.
Colombo.
The
Prince
of
Wale
guard-ot-hanor
was
from
the
warship
and
the
First
Battalion,
Sea-forth
Highlanders,
followed.
TEe
party
proceeded
fc
trie"
Hotel
Vancouver
where
the
Prince
of
Walea
The
use
of
nets
of
.
sddressed
the
Canadian
Club
at
noon.
After
noon
the
schedule
Includes
a
visit
to
the
Exhibition
and
in
the
evening
the
Prince
will
attend
a
ball
to
be
glvea
in
the
Hotel
Oeorgla
by
the
Seaforth
Highlanders.
,
The
royal
party
will
leave
for
Vic-
CUTS
TIE
ON
HARBOR
SWIM
Douglas
Frizzell
Negotiated
Passage
Today
in
45Vz
Minutes,
Starting
From
Other
Side
Douglas
Frizzell.
who
may
lay
pretty
safe
claim
to
the
title
of
Prince
Rupert's
champion
marathon
swimmer,
again
swam
the
harbor
today,
cutting
his
time
from
88ft
minutes
to
45',
minutes.
He
started
from
McNlcboll
Creek
at
19
minutes
to
13
and
came
out
of
the
water
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Boat
House
at
36
V4
murine
after
twelve.
The
swimmer
was
In
good
shape
although
be
fcund
the
water
rather
cold.
Ralph
Smith
acted
as
covoy.
STATEFUNERAL
IS
REQUESTED
British
Columbia
Government
Plans
to
do
F'ull
Honor
to
Memory
of
Dead
Premier
VICTORIA.
Aug.
18.
It
Is
understood
that
the
province
will
ask
the
family
of
Premier
Oliver
to
consent
to
a
state
funeral.
Of
the
members
of
the
late
premier's
family
the
farthest
from
the
city.
Dr.
Robert
Oliver,
of
Hamilton)
.
Ontario,
son.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Savage
pt
Montreal,
daughter,
are
on
their
way
to
Victoria-
SIX
INDIANS
ARENOWDEAD
Death
List
by
.Poisoning
From
Eating
Salmon
Eggs
at
Ar-.
randale
Has
Risen
Canadian
Press
despatches
received
to-rtay
state
that
the
death
list
of
Kln-collth
Indians,
who
were
poisoned
through
rating
decayed
salmon
eggs
from
a
galvanized
pall,
has
now
risen
to
six
and
that
six
more
are
critically
111
but
may
recover.
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m
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DaUy
News