25
TAXI
nd
Z
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime
"
Sund:
Exchange
Rulldlng
SI
ATT
VI
DECK.
Prop.
.:
...n
ol
the
northern
In-winch
time
they
opened
f
the
Royal
Canadian
at
Lower
Llard
on
li.-pcctor
T.
V.
Sandy-..
.mt
rat
on
and
Constable
i.wnfn
lor
Vancouver
on
the
steamer
which
they
boarded
W.tn
them
were
John
Too,
v
had
gone
Insane
with
..
.i.at
wilderness,
and
hU
:.rlie
Ttbbett.
Too
wUl
Lastmdale
mental
hoanHel
'
a
lie
may
recover.
h.i.tlyt-Wunach.
It
will
be
'
k
u
red
prominently
In
'"'
murder
ease
which
waa
!pert
two
yean
ago
'ohm.
He
aketched
Britain
handicaps
I'ed
in
the
conviction
tor
'
Bin
Alex,
who
haa
aino
rciurned
to
the
Uard
WESTYIEW
SCHOOL
IS
TO
BE
REOPENED
BY
SCHOOL
TRUSTEES;
Board
it
Wa
Mrrtlng
Today
'rd.
Rt
a
apeclal
meet-
with
alf
trustee
pre-
BUCKLEY
BAY
WOMAN
PASSES
IN
HOSPITAL
Krader.
Arrd
3S
and
Native
of
Enjland
,
I,"
'crred
tails
morning
at
H
'lie
Prince
Rupert
General
j
r.
CI
Ur"
N1U
rder
of
Buck
;
"
line
wm
a
native
of
EJtavd,
if
aK!
Ba
been
lifthe
'
'
t
two
weeks.
Funeral
ar-
.
"
wh,cn
"
la
Hie
hands
of
,
idcTtttkers,
are
pending
...
!,slructiona
from
the
widower
H
M
0
PAl
nimn
"'-3.
tULUMUU
IS
NOW
ON
WAY
NORTH
VfC0I,'VEa
Auif
i.u
rvM.
e;.
a
iate
last
night
Tor
Prince
3
'
!'"ld
arrive
there
Wed-
LT.-GOVERNOR
GIVES
ADDRESS
Tells
of
Conditions
in
England
and
of
Feeling
of
Optimism
There
VICTORIA.
Aug.
M-Addreaalng
tb
Klweau
Olub
here.
Hon.
Randolph
Bruce.
Lieut
-Oovernor
of
British
Ool-uaibU.
toM
f
his
recent
vtatt
to
England
and
the
difficult
nrobiema
over-
of
poetwar
iinaociai
wimoiea.
i
"i
market,
and
the
effectt
of
tne
coai
atrtke.
yet
oonaloered
that
the
English
people
now
are
Imbued
with
optimism
and
with
a
hopeful
aprrlt
a
to
the
future,
are
on
the
highroad
towards
restored
prosperity.
After
deaertblng
she
umvendous
reconstruction
now
In
hand
In
Loudon.
Mr.
Bruce
declared
one
of
the
finest
thing
h
had
noted
had
been
the
cele-hr.tinn
of
Canada's
Jubilee
at
Weat-
n
ii
1
1
1
1
.
...
.
.
.
am.
imi,
-vnnvnwn.
'iiiuiiiimiii
.ipMintrl
rrrrtary
oim"
"ti
tenerai
mwmnutnf
iu
.inuuu
w
i
leading
paraonalltles
of
the
Empire.
The
leader
of
Britain
are
noting
with
a
great
deal
of
aatlafaotlon
the
attainea
oy
tnaoa.
e
fi.-.rIlU,
progr
II.
B.
Rochester
It
erful
that
at
the
!-.
u,
reopen
the
W-t-1
con-dered
the
opeing
of
Ux
M
"
Imp.rt.1
Oonererce
a
bal
for
P""
,lnlty
w1thln
the
dl
'
-u
Twenw
miDfl.
are
the
Angloaaon
cmir
eer-e
w..
appoints
cre-'b-t
to
the
mcuc.-
remarked
the
4;.ard.
.ucdlng
1.
L.
eme
T'Miriied.
apeaker.
The
Lleutenani-uovrrnor
mjuciicu
upon
the
vlatt
to
Canada
of
lh
Prince
of
Wale.
Prince
Oeorge
and
Premier
BttWwln.
hi
remark
arousing
applause.
Mr.
Bruce
suggested
the
wtedom
of
i.h.
.kiwi
u
to
what
the
future
O.xDrre.1
Early
tl.U
Morning
of
i
hold
In
-tore
for
Canada,
with
early
attainment
ui
.u.v.
r
r
nr-nibllltle
In
three
centuries.
The
advances
aasurtd
for
the
next
five
years
wero
touched
upon,
wltn
optimism.
WEDDED
TODAY
Urlde
of
Emll
MIm
Rose
Irncl.l
llrronien
IKwIrom
Wl"
"'"'
"'
Kl"'wn
Ilniid
and
Mrs.
Albert
w
.u.
Hm
of
Mr.
Cartoon.
3untnd
Block.
Second
Ave.
the
wedding
took
pace
qu.,
-.
...
.wi.
nnmmt.
Rev.
J.
R-
mvell
offlXlng.
of
Bo"
Denda
and
Emll
Bortrom.
The
coupic
-
"
,
the
groom
U
em
Klnahan
Island
where
ployed
on
the
fox
urm.
fisheries
of
the
valuable
The
most
wSem
Hemupbere-lf
not
the
world
'"u-
t:c
She
Q
Two
and
Three
Days
Moisture
'With
Wind
in
Some
Prairie
Sections
WINNIPSO.
Aug.
32.
One
manl
meat
u
another
loan
pokon.
So
It
u
evident
from
the
eighteenth
weekly
crop
report
Issued
by
the
Canadian
National
Rallwaya.
Some
parte
of
the
Weal
were
in
need
of
mulsture.
Darin?
the
week
the
rain
deacanded
and
the
wind
blew.
But
while
farmer
In
Central
Manitoba
and
Saskatchewan
and
Southern
Manitoba
rejoiced
others
were
not
ao
pleated.
The
trouble
was,
the
weather
waa
not
discriminating
enough,
and
there
were
teriitofto
that
found
two
and
three
day'
rain
a
IltU
trying
to
the
patience
The
rain
caused
a
little
lodging
of
grain
and
beat
down
aome
of
It.
but
this
will
light
itself
again,
and
the
chief
cause
for
complaint
was
tb
fact
that
harvesting
waa
delayed.
The
cuttmg
of
coame
grain
I
gen
eral,
practically
Speak
tag.
and
rye
u
all
thrashed
In
aome
localities.
Central
Manitoba
mention
49
bushel
of
rye
to
the
acre
and
the
yield
Is
oa
the
whole
good.
Wheat
cutting
ha
started
and
should
be
general
In
moat
plaeea
except
In
northern
area
within
the
week.
Must
and
sawfly
are
responsible
for
ome
damage
In
Southern
Satkatche-wan
and
there
are
some
green
crops
but
these
local
difficulties
are
offset
by
a
general
healthiness,
and
the
West
Is
still
sanguine
of
a
heavy
yield
thl
year.
The
heavy
rain
and
the
wind
will
make
threshing
harder
work
In
some
district,
but
there
ha
been
a
good
deal
of
recovery
of
beaten-down
grain.
Front
does
not
enter
seriously
Into
this
week's
report
except
between
Lett
and
Battleford.
Saskatchewan,
where
It
made
Itself
heavily
felt.
The
first
car
of
wheat
marketed
thl
year
was
loaded
At
Letelller.
Manitoba,
a
week
ago.
DIVORCE
FOR
MRSCIIAPLIN
Lita
Gets
$123,000
and
Care
of
Two
Children
Result
of
Suit
i.os
.txur.ixs.
Aur.
22.
Ufa
riiaplln
was
emitted
a
drrrrr
of
ill
Mirer
from
her
husband,
Charles
Chaplin,
by
Judge
Waltrr
flurrln.
In
I
lie
Miprrlor
court
here
today
after
taking
the
stand
for
an
hour
and
trsllfjlns
that
the
comedian
nefledeil
and
ah
lined
her.
The
settlement
reached
out
of
court
was
taken
Into
ronsldrratlon
hy
the
JudRe
who
gave
the
miIiir
wife
$II.'.oiK)
and
the
cu-tmly
of
the
two
children.
There
waa
quite
a
commotion
at
the
.TP.
wharf
tills
morning
about
11:30
when
the
cannery
tender
Burnaiby
M.
drew
alongside
and
dlscrribarked
a
crowd
of
some
thirty
or
forty
Japanese
with
their
donnage
from
Dominion
Cannery.
The
Orientals
will
proceed
this
afternoon
on
the
Prince
George
to
Vancouver,
their
services
at
the
can
nery
being
ended
for
tfhe
season.
Mrs.
R.
II.
Heating
of
New
York
City,
who
Is
on
a
holiday
trip
to
the
Pacific
Coast,
arrived
In
the
city
on
Saturday
afternoon's
train
from
the
East
and
Is
the
guest
for
a
few
days
of
her
aunt,
Mrs.
Walter
Shaw,
709
First
Avenue,
before
proceeding
to
Portland.
Oregon,
and
other
cities
In
the
south.
W.
E.
Williams
of
Williams.
Manson
tt
Gonazles
came
north
as
far
as
Bute.
dale
on
the
Oatala
yesterday
and
will
spend
a
week
at
the
J.
R.
Morgan
log.
glng
camp
near
there,
coming
up
to
Prince
Rupert
next
Sunday
for
a
few
d.iys"
vifcit
here.
MA
ILL
AN
BECOMES
P
Co.,
lOJc
and
Sc.
Marmot.
28.000
pound,
Canadian
Flail
&
Gold
Storage
Co..
104c
and
Ao.
Sentinel.
2GJ&00
pounds.
AUln
Fisheries,
ll.ee
and
6c.
Levtstfcaa.
36000
poiiada,,
AUln
Ptsh-ertan.
'"
'
10.He
and
Sc.
Onah.
10,000
pound.
Canadian
Fifth
Si
Cold
Storage
Co..
13.1e
and
7c
'
Eastern
Point,
3.5O0
pounds.
Booth
Pish
sties.
11.8c
and
6c.
CANADIAN
Bingo.
8.000
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
Sc
Cold
Storage
Co..
10.6c
and
8c.
.
Marguerite.
6.000
pounds,
Booth
Fisheries.'
10.0c
and
6c.
Verna.
6.000
pounds,
AUln
Fisheries,
10.6c
and
6c.
Iris.
2.500
pounds.
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
10.5c
and
6c.
PILCHARD
RUN
HAS
ATLAST
STARTED
I'MiIng
Was
Much
Delayed
tills
Season
on
Went
Coast
Vancouver
Island
VANCOUVER,
Aug.
20.
The
bashful
pUchard.
which
stayed
out
In
the
deep
so
long
this
season
that
fishermen
were
wondering
whether
If
1t
would
ever
come
within
range
of
their
nets.
has
at
laat
put
In
Its
appearance
off
the
west
coast
of
Vancouver
Island.
The
non-appearance
of
the
pilchard
at
the
usual
period
this
summer
caused
considerable
anxiety
among
British
Columbia
fishermen
and
packers
who.
during
the
past
two
years,
have
Invested
several
millions
of
doUart
In
tlie
establishment
of
elaborate
pilchard
meal
and
oil
factories.
Their
alarm,
how
ever,
has
sutKlded
consider
Diy
since
the
wary
fish
has
returned
In
untold
thousands.
Old-time
fishermen
claim
that
the
unusually
heavy
fishing
to
which
the
pilchard
schools
have
been
subjected
since
the
order-in
-council
legalising
their
use
for
fertiliser
and
oil
was
passed
Is
responsible
for
the
late
appearance
of
the
pilchard,
but
government
experts
contend
that
the
lateness
of
the
summer
was
the
real
cause.
Our
ambition
Is
to
catch
one
of
those
summerlces-summer
prophets
sneaking
Into
a
drugstore
for
a
bottle
of
sunburn
lotion.
Border
Cities
Star.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
KITERT.
H.C
MONDAY.
AUGUST
22,
1027
but
Changed
Hands
at
Ex-
ported
to
be
Serious
Threat
change
This
Morning
eninK
itajlway
and
Mill
One
of
the
biggest
halibut
aale
of
the
season
took
place
at
the
Fish
Ex
change
this
morning,
when
a
total
of
4SC.000
pound
wm
oCered
by
many
boats
which
bad
arrived
in
port
over
the
week-end
Of
Um
total
offered.
413jOU
pounds
was
aaaffiaS
!lh
and
the
bat.
Property
The
forest
fire
situation
In
Prince
Oerye
d.j'.rtct
Uv.
week
berime
more
threatening
than
at
any
time
during
the
iiuumer
sceordU.ig
to
word
receive
J
In
the
city
at
the
week-end.
At
bout
twlv
mU
tnxa
an-a.
Canadian.
All
but
1UMO
pound..!
'
'
compteteiy
uncontrolled
wh::h
.old
for
Ksfcchlkan
dtllvery.
to
.,
h!t"
nd
u
0"
for
'vr1
U.n.
ueJo
h.r.
t
111
"cln,ty
of
Tber
Arrival,
and
s
were
a.
folio.:
AMKKICtN
Uwept
acr-a
the
Cariboo
Highway,
en-
I
"'S
number
of
settler.
In
the
Pioneer.
4700
puutsd.
CanadUn
FUb
fine
ew
district.
J3c
Clb.urne.
road
:
ACJd
Storage
Co,
10ic
and
5c.
'
"
for
lne
"fOTmC"1
ovemment-
Eclipse.
posit..
Booth
FMierku.
'
re3"Te1
instruction
to
proceed
with
10A-
and
5s
i
rem
,v''1
01
fculCT
ud
'
mucn
Rain
er.
U00
pounds.
AUln
Ptober-
o!
th'r
cf
u
thr,h
lea
for
Ketchikan
delivery.
10J
and
5c
Suliet,
fuWle
w'
T"
employed
in
4V6O0
pouiida.
Booth
Planer-
,
1
work.
lea.
lo.c
and
5c.
1
W4th
llMa
""
'
ongrth.
Y.kutat.
KJMO
pound..
Pacific
Pish-
i
itv
n
dt,Utnoc
eMt
01
tt
P0"11
ad
erlss.
10.4e
snd
So.
"ile
01
a
N-
Upland.
0
pound.
Canadian
fVeMa
J,
PcMuteM.
4300
pound.
Royal
Pish
the
station
at
btndup
being
threatened
wltk
destruction.
Fire
was
alto
reported
at
a
point
21
miles
west
of
Prince
Ocorg.
rteporu
at
Prince
George
a
to
the
lire
situation
were
not
very
definite
on
ac
count
of
Interrupted
onmmuntcailon
but)
rt
was-
kmxs
that
there,
was
more
OF
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least
i'hone
457.
P
i
-e
Five
Cents
MER
PRINCE
RUPERT
STRIKES
AND
LOSES
RUDDER
vromiPY
Mnrl
-
-
.
w
w
w
S
a.
ill
I
and
Also
Members
of
Cabined
a
WWW
m
.
a
mm
W
a
.
.
i
it
j
f
if
f
m
i
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Mi
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ill
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J
-
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V
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WMlSftlflaVr
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at--
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111
I-
nniriFirs.
rtfirtl
I.I.
I.
I
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v
I
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I
I
.
,
,
j
....
Illiilf
ilillllJ
campaign
is
pianneu
ana
wxes
will
oe
reduced
steadily,
is
announced
ji
TOUIA,
August
22.
There
were
no
changes
In
cabinet
when,
immediately
following
the
funeral
of
Premier
iturday.
Hon.
J.
D.
MacLean
was
sworn
in
as
premier
l
.iliimbia.
He
has
been
doing
the
work
for
some
time
.
anything
goes
on
just
as
usual
with
him
at
the
head,
v
assuming
office,
Dr.
MacLean
announced
that
the
new
t
proposed
to
undertake
immediately
a
publicity
cam-nug
m-n
with
capital
to
Itritiih
Columbia.
He
said
an-
they
had
in
mind
is
the
utilisation
of
by-products
OF
FAR
NORTH
t.!h
IIh
Men
1
'asses
through
Knroute
to
Vancouver
OPENED
NEW
POST
t
artelng
fram
tb
explanation
of
our
nat
ural
resources.
Tbe
Ottawa
government
had
lately
taken
steps
to
encourage
tb
activities
of
the
national
bureau
of
1
research
and
along
thee
Unci
It
vu
I
hoped
to
work
In
conjunction
with
that
i
body.
Tb
new
Premier
went
on
to
mt
that
they
would
carry
on
along
toe
Hum
of
saerlnr
T.
V.
Sandys,
Wunsch'
the
lata
lovernment
but
nstur.llr
from
tunc
to
time
would
have
propoaala
to
announce.
Our
policy
of
reducing
taxation
may
be
mentioned,
this
baa
been
steadily
continued
and
wUl
be
ateadUy
oonttnud.
always
having
regard
to
tfee
''necessity
of
balancing
the
budget."
UH
IU
..M.P.
Post
at
Aiv.tr
premier
Maclean
concluded:
"We
can
Lard,
Far
in
From
Coast
,crr
oo
to
the
expiration
of
the
full
.
..
'
two
yeara
remaining,
that
la
IT
we
want
:.mk
fourteen
month
in
to"
BIG
SALE
OF
PRINCE
GEORGE
S.S.Prince
Rupert
Lost
Her
FISH
TODAY
FOREST
FIRES
oll
j
wl
Total
of
130,000
Pounds
of
Hali-
Situation
in
Interior
District
Re
auaaer
oouinuounu
wntn
Passing
Seymour
Narrows
'
PASSENGERS
WEUE
TRANSFERRED
TO
CARDENA
AND
REACHING
VANCOUVER
THIS
EVENING
TRIP
NORTH
CANCELLED
VANCOUVER,
August
22.
Striking
an
unknown
object
southbound
the
steamer
Prince
Rupert
sustained
a
broken
rudder
in
Seymour
Narrows
early
this
morning.
She
was
assisted
to
a
safe
anchorage
in
Plumper
Bay
by
the
steamer
Cardena
on
which
the
Prince
Rupert's
passengers
are
proceeding
to
Vancouver,
where
they
are
expected
to
arrive
tonight.
According
to
wireless
advices
in
regard
to
the
accide'
'
received
here,
the
ship
was
swept
out
into
the
Narrows
by
tne
tide
and
kepi
under
control
by
the
propeller
until
the
Carderia,
which
was
nearby,
was
able
to
answer
the
appeal
for
assistance.
A
line
was
given
the
distressed
craft
and
passenger
were
transferred
after
;
she
had
bean
towed
to
safety.
The
extent
of
the
actual
damage
"
not
teamed
but
It
Is
stated
that
the,
hull
la
undamaged
and
a
tug
la
standing
beasde
tne
steamer
which
is
expected
to
reach
here
tomorrow.
or
less
fire
along
the
railway
from
a
oTulTdinpe
"of
twenvlletj
ELK
ARE
ANNOYING
and
at
places
the
fire
was
on
both
side
of
the
track.
Tne
fire
were
dying
down
each
evening
but
wind
was
giving
tbem
renewed
life
during
the
day.
Several
mills
were
being
threatened
and,
while
(lie
fire
was
burning
In
old
slashings.
It
was
feared
there
would
be
a
heavy
loss
of
merchantable
timber.
The
railway
company
had
so
far
sustained
no
substantial
property
damage.
There
were
unconfirmed
reports
of
fire
In
the
vicinity
of
Willow
River
and
at
ottier
points
east
of
Gilford.
A
break
In
the
unprecedented
spell
of
hot.
dry
weather
Is
being
hoped
for
at
any
time.
DEATH
FACES
MURDERERS
No
Stay
of
Execution
Granted
Sacco
and
Vanzetti
by
Courts
HOST
ON,
Aug.
fi.
Michael
Mtismanno,
defense
rounsel.
an-notiiired
today
that
Chief
Justice
Taft
of
the
l".S.
supreme
Court
refused
to
proceed
from
Ills
summer
hone
on
the
(tieher
border
to
hear
a
petition
for
a
stay
of
execution
In
riHinertlon
with
sarro
and
Vanzetti.
The
condemned
men,
who,
nltli
(elect
I
no
Madeiras,
who
was
rnmlrted
of
another
murder,
go
to
the
electric
chair
before
dawn
tomorrow
If
none
of
seieral
efforts
to
obtain
a
respite
are
successful.
Today
they
refused
the
rites
of
the
Church,
saying
they
preferred
to
die
as
they
lived,
outside
Its
pale.
STOMXI1TON.
Maine.
Aug.
22.
x
.Mr.
Justice
llarland
stone
of
the
Supreme
Court
today
refused
a
stay
of
execution
for
Sarro
and
Van-r.rlti
at
his
summer
home
near
here.
Volcanic
Island
Afire
in
the
Aleutians
Looked
Like
Inferno;
Sea
Lions
Roar
and
Birds
Swarm
SEATTLE,
AUgust
22.
Bogosloff
Island,
a
volcanic
peak
In
western
Aleutians,
which
rose
from
the
sea
in
1796
is
intensely
active
again,
Henning
PIauh,
Danish
Consul
here
said
today
upon
his
arrival
from
Siberia
on
a
trading
vessel.
Plaun
said:
"We
went
within
three
miles
of
the
island.
The
entire
island
seemed
afire,
smoke
and
steam
issuing
from
every
part.
Many
huge
cracks
could
be
seen.
It
had
the
appearance
of
an
inferno.
Hundreds
of
sea
lions
were
in
the
water
off
the
island
roaring
as
if
in
protest
at
the
burning
of
their
island
home.
We
could
hear
their
roar
six
miles
away."
The
consul
said
thousands
of
birds
swarmed
about
the
island
und
the
water
was
discolored
and
had
Milpheric
smells.
REGINA.
Aug.
22.
Elk
have
become
Hi
as
Cnibs
tnh.q-a
r
i
choice
of
locality
brings
them
Into
conflict
with
agricultural
development,
and
related
and
serious
complaint
is
made
by
M-tUers
throughout
tnuoh
of
their
rinire
of
great
damage
being
wrought
to
standing
crop
and
to
crops
in
stook.
ss
well
as
to
bay
In
the
stack.
So
frequent
and
so
urgent
had
these
complaint
become
that
It
was
felt
aome
measure
of
relief
should
be
attempted,
and
the
Game
Act
has
been
amended,
making
provision
for
a
short
open
season
of
elk
next
autumn
(1927)
wften
licensed
.big
game
hunters
may
take
not
more
than
one
adult
male
elk
each.
It
Is
hoped
that
that
may
result
in
a
scattering
of
the
elk
Into
new
and
more
remote
territory
where
they
will
not
come
Into
con
flic
with
drill-
sr.tkin
The
bag
limit
of
not
more
than
two
big
game
animals
In
all
per
license
remains
unchanged."
RUTH
AGAIN
TIES
GEHRTCIN
HOMERS
NEW
YORK.
Aug.
22.
The
National
League
race
Is
tense
again
with
Chicago
margin
reduced
to
three
games
over
PltUbu
rg.
with
St.
Louis
third
and
New
York
in
fourth
place.
Ruth
tied
Gehrig
with
his
39th
homer
Saturday
but
yesterday
retired
after
one
Inning
saying
he
had
hurt
nh
back.
SATl
ltllAV'S
JMKS.
NATIONAL
I-KAdl
E
Chicago
5-1.
Boston,
6-2.
Pltasburg
10,
BrooUjtJy.n
St.
Louis
8.
Philadelphia
?.
Clnclnnalt
2.
New
Jforjc
6.,
AMERICAN"
LktVil
E
ll"
"'
Washington
0-6.'
Detrort
5-6.
New
York
8.
Cleveland
14.
Philadelphia
5.
Chicago
2.
Boston
4.
St.
Louis
8.
SIMIAV
GAMES.
NATIONAL
LEA
(I
IE
Pittsburg
2.
Brooklyn
1.
Cincinnati
8-1.
New
York
9-6.
AMERICAN
IX.KU'E
New
York
4.
Cleveland
7.
Wash
4.
Detroit
11.
Phlladelphfa
8.
Chicago
7.
B
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(-
St.
Lou:
5-4.
DR.
KING
IN
PEACE
RIVER
The
local
office
of
the
cstR.
has
Federal
Minister
Reaches
Prince
received
word
that
the
next
trip
north
of
the
Prince
Rupert
I
cancelled
ao
there
will
be
no
boat
arming
here
Wednesday.
..-.,.r.
PRAIRIE
FARMERS
Hunters
to
be
Allotted
to
Shoot
One
Adult
Male
this
Voir
George
to
Make
Trip
With
H.
G.
Perry,
M.l-A.
"
7"""
!
locl
board
of
trade
win
attempt
onat
an
open
hmuh,
jjenuiiiu
wuni
hunters
to
take
not
more
than
one
adult
male
animal
each,
ha
been
de-
PRIXCE
GEORGE."
A"ug.
22
On
his
"way
for
a
visit
to
the
Peace
River
Valley
I
on
which
he
wlU
be
accompanied
by
H.
O.
Perry.
MIA
for
Fort
Oeorge.
who
induced
him
to
come,
Hon.
DT.
J.
H.
King,
federal
minister
of
health
and
soldiers'
civil
re-establlshment,
arrived
here
late
Saturday
night.
First
thing
Sunday
morning,
the
trip
north
was
started.
On
bis
return
to
Prince
George,
the
to
Impress
upon
Dr.
King
the
need
of
a
railway
outlet
to
the
west
of
the
Peace
River
Valley.
Other
matters
which
will
cured
this
year.
Tb.
open
bu
attrDtlon
wll,
lncIuae
IVil
10
iwinmra
w
-w.w
30
inclusive.
The
last
hunting
of
elk
was
permitted
in
1913.
The
Game
Commissioner's
report
states:
"The
elk
situation
continues
to
Improve.
In
their
favored
localities
they
are
becoming
quite
numerous,
a
regret
tab's
feaoure
being
that
their
the
extension
of
the
federal
telephone
service
from
Prince
Oeorge
as
far
east
as
McBrlde,
through
the
utilization
of
the
pole
lines
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway;
the
Improvement
of
the
Summit
Lake
waterway,
and
the
making
of
a
start
to
provide
suitable
government
buildings
in
this
city
for
the
housing
of
the
postal,
customs,
police,
immigration
and
fishery
services.
SWINDLER
ALSO
MURDER
CHARGE
Harry
Carter
Alleged
to
Have
Got
Away
with
$200,000
and
Taken
Life.
DENVER.
Colorado,
Aug.
22.
Harry
Carter,
who
it
Is
alleged
perpetrated
swindles
amounting
to
1200,000
In
many
cities.
Is
positively
Identified
as
Oeorge
McDonald
.
sought
for
the
murder
of
a
taxi-cab
driver
In
Huntingdon.
Quebec,
on
July
17.
He
is
a
Canadian
and
was
deported
to
Canada
after
conviction
for
Impersonating
a
naval
officer
at
Seattle.
LITTLE
BOY,
DROWNED
AT
ALICE
ARM,
BURIED
AFTER
JERYICE
HERE
Funeral
services
for
little
Jack
Anderson,
four-and-a-half
year
old
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Anderson
of
Alice
Arm.
whose
death
occurred
last
Friday
evening
wtoen
tie
fell
from
an
ore
bunker
on
the
Dolly
Varden
Mine
dock,
a
distance
of
seventy
feet
to
the
water
below,
was
held
yesterday
afternoon
In
the
chapel
of
the
B.C.
Undertakers,
Rev.
J.
R.
Frlzell
officiating.
Interment
followed
In
Falrvlew
cemetery.
Pallbearers
were
Aid.
Jos.
Greer,
Don
Graham,
J.
Stewart
and
J.
L.
Mcintosh.
There
were
a
number
of
floral
offerings.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Anderson
and
children,
who
came
south
with
the
body
Saturday
night,
returned
to
Alice
Arm
on
the
Oatala
last
night.
Miss
Etanda
Marsh
Is
visiting
In
Prince
George
with
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
A.
Harlow.
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t.
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