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98
Thursday.
Jury
30,
1B3
FEARING
BOWSER
INFLUENCE
themselves
strongly
in
favor
of
the
Bowser
movement
are
now
finding
that
Mr.
Bowser
is
not
as
popular
as
they
1
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OLD
EMPRESS
HOTEL
Home
ef
the
Fisherman,
logger.
Miner
ROOMS
J10
per
month,
S3
per
week.
50c
per
night
SHOWER
BATHS
Third
Avenue
Phone
JIM.MIB
CICCONE
WHIFFLETS
From
the
Waterfront
j
Skipper
Thomas
Renews
Arquain-j
tames
Djbhavn
Off
In
"Cloud
j
tf
Smoke'
Patniore
on
Holiday
Cruise
Charlotte
Islands
and
the
Skeena
and
Nsas
Rivera.
The
steamer
Prtnee
John
was
also
at
one
time
under
hb
command.
Having
on
board
C.
Themas,
managing
director
of
the
B.
C.
Packers,
and
other
officials
of
the
company
who
are
making
a
tour
of
northern
canning
operations,
the
yacht
Florida
V.,
of
which
the
Seymour
Navigation
Co.
of
Vancouver
is
the
registered
owner,
was
in
port
yesterday.
The
Florida
V.
is
a
handsome
and
elegantly
appointed
vessel
registered
from
the
port
of
Victoria.
She
is
56
feet
long.
14
feet,
five
inches
beam
and
six
feet,
five
inches
deep.
Her
gross
tonnage
is
28
and
registered
tonnage
18.
She
is
dlesel-powered
and
was
bnttt
in
A
number
of
Conservatives
who
at
one
time
exnressed
1
i9i6
at
Houghton,
Wash.
Making
her
first
call
here
In
two
months
or
more.
Northland
Trans-
inougni
anu
are
oeing
urougni
iurwaru
as
inuepenuenis
portation
Co.'s
motorstop
liner
or
independent
Conservatives.
Victoria
has
decided
to
put
:
Northland,
cape
Len
wtntams.
ar-
four
independent
Conservatives
lit
the
field
and
the
morning
paper,
which
always
espouses
the
Conservative
cause,
is
pleading
with
the
people
not
to
put
any
further
Conservatives
In
the
field
to
oppose
them.
The
non-partisan
cry
?a
nrnvi'naln.hA
n.fnrre
nnrl
the
result
is
that
those
who
at
..
'
.
,
-yaw
Wfypgrj!WiTza
urst
aeciaren
memseives
in
iavor
01
me
oiu
cg.ntervauve
war
horse
are
wondering
what
they
shall
do
now.
We
suggest
that
there
is
plenty
of
time
for
them
to
change
their
minds
several
times
yet
before
the
election.
In
the
meantime
some
new
leader
may
be
found,
the
magic
of
whose
name
may
yet
be
able
to
overcome
the
prejudice
of
the
masses.
How
about
one
of
theoy
orators
from
the
Boys'
Parliament?
'
TIJTAT
RV
PHPITT-
AR-nPIXinN
rived
in
port
at
8
o'clock
last
eve
ning
from
Ketchikan
and.
after
discharging
one
carload
of
Alaskan
canned
salmon
for
trans-shipment
east
over
the
Canadian
National
RjJlwajaJ?
Ununited
States,
sailed
at
10
pjn.
in
continuation
of
her
voyage
to
Seattle.
Imperial
Oil
Oo.'s
small
tanker
Marvoltte.
in
the
course
of
her
duties
as
supply
ship
out
of
the
company's
local
station
to
the
smaller
stations
at
cannery
points
and
elsewhere
in
the
immediate
vicinity,
was
in
port
this
morning
loading
fuel
1
.
r
x4
1
I
Jolw
Dybhavn,
president
of
the
An
eiion
is
oemg
maue
m
a
riuinutT
ut
ca
10
try
ipgai
,
Royal
Ftoh
Co.
and
one
of
the
wefl
cases
bv
nonular
oDinion.
Just
now
an
effort
is
being
made
I
Bl'RNIIAM
IS
DEAD
I
(Continued
from
Page
It
both
of
family
and
fortune
with
the
Dally
Telegraph.
Joseph
Moses
Levy,
the
grandfather,
carried
on
a
printing
bust-net
in
Shoe
Lane.
In
186
the
Daily
Telegraph
and
Courier
was
started
by
a
Col.
Sleigh.
Three
months
later
it
was
taken
fiver
by
Joseph
Moses
Levy
in
liquidation
of
a
During
the
visit
of
the
Canadian
printing
debt-
Levy
put
up
money
Can
Co.
s
big
service
boat
Oancollm
lor
the
paper's
improvement,
cut
to
this
port
and
the
Skeerta
and
the
title
by
half
and
installed
his
the
Naas
Riven
during
the
past
oa
'afterwards
.
the
first
Lord
week
07
so,
her
skipper.
CapL
Wll-
Bumtumi
as
editor.
The
times
liam
Thomas,
has
been
busy
renew-
exceptionally
favorable
for
infold
eenatntanees
and
receiving
newspaper
development:
the
tele-
the
glad
hand
from
his
numerous
;raPn
was
just
coming
to
be
recog-
friends
her
bouts.
Capt.
Thomas
"'
valuable
agency
In
news
was
for
many
yean
a
well
known
Electing,
and
the
tost
of
the
du-
of
fleer
of
Canadian
National
on
newsprint
were
about
to
be
Steamships
and
two
or
three
yean
'tpealed.
ago
was
ro
command
of
the
steamer
ui
g.ueral
popularity,
if
not
in
Prince
William
when
that
vessel
political
intluence.
ine
iuiy
icit-
;
operated
out
of
here
to
the
Queen
graph
acquired
a
supreme
position
in
London
and
held
it
with
little
dispute
for
almost
the
whole
of
the
second
half
of
the
Victorian
era.
The
Dally
Telegraph
was
perhaps
at
the
height
of
its
popularity
and
financial
success
around
the
time
when
Hon.
Harry
Lawson.
the
subject
of
this
memoir,
finished
his
course
through
Eton
and
Ballloi
His
father
was
still
vigorous.
For
some
yean
the
Hon.
Harry
made
no
remarkable
impress
upon
Fleet
Street
or
upon
the
Telegraph
office.
He
went
Into
Parliament,
where
he
continued
as
member
for
a
big
constituency
in
the
East
End
of
London
until
he
sseeecded
to
his
father's
peerage.
In
the
House
of
Commons,
however,
he
made
IHUe
Impression.
Succeeded
Father
In
1903
the
father
was
raised
to
the
peerage
and
chose
that
moment
to
retire
and
hand
ever
the
guidance
of
the
Telegraph
to
his
elder
son.
By
this
tfene
Fleet
Street
was
chanting
very
much.
The
easy-going
rivalry
between
the
-great
dimes"
of
the
old
school
was
being
thrust
aside
for
competition
of
much
sterner
staff.
To
outward
appearances,
however,
the
Telegraph
sailed
on
gallantly
enough.
The
Telegraph,
indeed,
withstood
the
coming
of
the
new-style
hall-penny
newspaper
extremely
well,
and
in
particular
it
never
lost
its
popularity
as
an
advertising
medium.
In
polities
the
Telegraph
continued
to
steer
its
old
time
safe
middle
course,
usually
leaning
towards
the
government
of
the
day.
As
a
political
or
any
other
kind
of
propagandist
Vtseount
Burnham
never
made
any
attempt
to
emulate
his
great
rival.
Lord
Northern
fe.
He
never
indeed
displayed
any
pronounced
views
upon
poll-
to
influence
the
case
of
Tim
BUCK,
the
communist
Who
has
j
tuning
industry,
has
well
and
truly
tieal
matters
in
oetall.
His
own
eon
lUSt
had
the
length
of
his
sentence
extended.
Whatever
pen!
his
summer
home
at
Lake
tributlon
to
the
production
of
the
may
have
been
the
right
or
wrong
of
the
first
conviction,
the
staging
of
a
demonstration
in
prison
is
certainly
deserving
of
an
increased
sentence.
Kathlyn
for
the
season,
even
if
he
Telegraph
seems
to
have
been
can'
did
so
amid
a
cloud
of
smoke
and
fined
largely
to
the
business
side,
at
the
expense
of
spreading
no
little
and
the
paper
continued
to
display
consternation
among
his
friends
every
outward
sfen
of
DrodBdnt
JUClgef
maKe
miStaKes
and
Deing
numan
tney
are
aiSOiand
neighbors
around
the
popular
targe
profit
for
its
proprietors
biased,
mUCh
like
Other
people.
No
matter
What
the
svs-!BMnor
rMon
"
Dyonavn.
with
very
suddenly,
however,
in
Decern
tern,
judges
will
still
have
to
be
chosen
from
the
human
H""Z'
Z
n
announcea
mat
family,
thallthoir
failings
totoo
:
this
the
judgment
Jj
-f
-
2jfK!
of
the
average
judge
is
far
better
thart
the
judgment
of
!m
the
Drocess
of
startir
to
dear
sir
oomer
iwrv
uhn
the
average
layman.
This
is
because
of
the
training
he
gets
j
out
some
brush,
is
reported
to
have
years
previously
been
buying
news.
and
the
feeling
that
the
country
is
depending
on
him
to
,
kindled
a
great
tire
whkh
poured
paper
properties
freely
both
In
mete
OUt
justice.
The
innocent
man
WOUld
Usually
rather
;
0ous
billows
of
smoXe
high
into
London
and
in
the
great
towns
else-.1
1
..
'
v.
..
nc
t,v.
af
t
o
U
ck,
blue
?
atmosphere
at
where.
Probably
the
nearest
approach
to
justice
would
be
trial
bv
a
judge.
The
next
best
thing
would
be
trial
by
jury
and
tne
worst
possible
condition
-would
be
trial
by
popular
opinion.
v
NOTICE
1
THE
HOOVER
Representative
Is
Now
in
Town
At
the
Hoover
Dealer
Store,
Kaien
Hardware
Co.,
and
will
be
pleased
to
inspect
all
Hoover
cleaners
or
demonstrate
the
New
Hoover
in
your
home
without
cost
or
obligation.
Call
or
phone
Kaien
Hardware
J.
McD.
SMITH
Hoover
Representative
ni
l
believe
in
hope.
I
don't
know
(that
I
believe
much
in
principles
in
polities.
Rudyard
Kipling.
NEW
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
Zarelli.
Proprietor
"A
HOME
AWAY
FROM
HOME"
Rates
$1.00
up
SO
Rooms.
Hot
te
Gold
Water
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
Phone
zai
P.O.
Box
m
the
base
of
lofty
Hudson
Bay
Moon-
Lord
Burnham
said
goodbye
to
tain.
In
any
case,
to
make
a
long
the
office
in
whleh
his
father
and
story
short,
nearby
neighbors
be-
grandfather
had
ruled
benignly
ami
came
alarmed
and.
thinking
the
made
much
wealth,
and
took
ser-
place
was
afire,
rang
in
an
alarm
vice
with
the
commLssion
presided
and
soon
the
entire
Sm
It
hers
fire
ow
by
sir
John
Simon
to
Inquire
department
was
tearing
1U
way
into
the
governance
of
India.
along
the
highway
to
the
Dybhavn
summer
place.
On
arrival
it
was
found
that
it
was
merely
the
well
known
local
fish
man
on
the
job
and
that
there
was
no
damage
and
no
cause
for
alarm
lust
an
Inno
Man
in
the
Moon
cent
enough
clearing
fire.
So.
even
-
u
mere
was
a
Utile
excitement
in
A
dozen
Inmates
of
Kingston
the
countryside
for
a
time.
It
tur-
penitentiary
and
Timbuktoo
were
ned
out
to
be
a
case
of
"all's
well
given
sentences
for
taking
part
In
that
ends
well"
and
It
at
least
ser-
a
demonstration
last
October,
ved
to
keep
the
Smlthers
fire
de-
,
,
partment
in
trim.
The
world
conference
is
still
struggling
to
save
its
face
before
Having
spent
the
week-end
in
adjourning.
It
looks
as
though
we
port
following
a
launt
to
the
Queen
shall
have
to
make
our
nlckles
out
Charlotte
Islands
during
the
past
of
silver
again
pretty
soon
unless
three
or
four
weeks,
the
brother
the
nickel
producers
get
up
a
moft-
O.
A.
and
J.
W.
Kim
of
Vancouver,
ster
petition
and
present
it
to
the
who
are
planning
to
sail
from
this
convention.
coast
to
Belgium
and
thence
In
continuation
of
a
voyage
around
If
any
hitch
occurs
in
the
flight
I
he
world
In
the
yawl
Pathfinder,
of
Wiley
pst
he
may
be
known
as
left
here
on
Monday
of
this
week
In
a
hitching
post.
I
their
Uny
craft.
As
previously
an-
nounced.
thsy
plan
to
travel
down
'
tne
pacific
Coast
to
California
and
yacht
Mary
for
a
eruise
of
two
or
cross
the
western
ocean
rla
the
three
weeks
or
so
to
Pitt
Island
and
South
Sea
Islands.
elsewhere
along
the
coast
south
of
here.
It
will
be
the
Tlrst
real
test
With
the
twins.
BUI
and
Louis,
as.
of
the
Mary
since
the
recent
Instal-
his
stout
bodyguard.
L
W
Patmore.
laUon
of
a
12-13
h
p
navy
duty
well
known
local
barrliter.
iaLi
uil
Sterllnc
eneine
in
nlar
..f
th
f,.r.
rtbmdrTBw''
aboard'
itii
good
power
mer
10-15
Universal.
Coupons
Well
worth
your
while
to
lave
them
exchangeable
for
valuable
merchandise!
IN
EVERY
PACKAGE
ENHICHE0
WITH
SUNSHtNl
Y'TAMiN
D
-AN
tXCl
WJt
H'.AiTH
ftATUKE
SPORTS
DAY
AT
PREMIER
Kren
Intemtt
Taken
in
Athletic
Celebration
at
Mining
Town
Saturday
STEWART.
July
19
On
Saturday
MK
the
annsal
swmner
celebration
was
held.
The
weather
man
was
kind
and
every
person
la
Stewart
and
Hyder.
Alaska,
who
could
possvbry
find
transportation
to
Premier,
went
there.
The
program
opened
with
an
afternoon
esrd
of
sports,
mostly
for
the
children
Af
ter
the
sapper
Interval
the
senior
I
sports
were
held
including
such
1
Hoi
n
itrilltM
A(ltAt4
MUrkin
I
SCOTLAND
WINS
.MACKINNON
CUP
AT
liiSLKY
CAS
II
e
BlflLZY
CAMP.
Bng
.
July
'
3t:
Cpi
--Scotland's
team
of
twelve
today
won
the
historic
MacKinnon
Challenge
Cup
with
England,
the
defenders.
second
and
Canada
third
In
t
the
team
shoot.
4
SENATORS
MOVE
UP
Un
a"d
N"'w
competition,
etc
The
big
gymna-,
Wa,h'nf
stam
was
rated
with
various
booths,
lv
Am'rtan
,
MU'
games
of
skul
and
entertainment
Leadership
which
did
a
roaring
trade
untU
the
Mg
dance
started
in
the
Btorary
I
WABHIMOTOK.
July
m:
This
was
patronised
by
over
one
'cnw,tn
Vnm
Waghlaafun
hundred
and
ten
couples
and
was
Senator,
by
eMng
ami
close
vte-a
great
suereas.
Supper
was
served
fT
Lou
Browna
bete
in
the
company's
big
wees
re
am.
tmt4mf.
were
back
In
a
tie
tor
Arranteeenu
f
or
the
dajr
were
hi
leads
nhtp
of
the
American
the
hands
of
the
Premier
Common-
with
the
New
York
Yankees
ity
Club
and
the
aueeeat
which
at-
who
oawated
by
the
trooWe-tended
its
efforts
was
a
very
real
om
Chkaan
White
Sox
one.
Oeeelsnd
Indians
trtasnphed
Prlie
Winners
:
ow
BoHan
Red
Sox
after
IS
The
Mat
of
prtee
winners
was
as
tonlnt
follows:
1
In
the
National
League
the
New
Olrts.
8
and
under-Otesv
Arm-
York
Olant
retained
their
martin
strong.
Ray
WoHfceMegel.
of
Inudorantp
over
the
Idle
Chicago
Boys,
8
and
tutder-Oordon
Hut-
Cubs
ni
three
and
a
half
aasnes
by
china,
Johnny
Rewte,
1
"nartof
honors
with
Pittsburg
Olrls.
7
te
-xudeIme
McNeil.
Phutos
In
a
double-header.
Deidre
Von
Hess,
OMs,
9
to
11
Oki
Mathaaon.
Boys,
9
to
U
Dents
Htmetey,
Bobby
Pitt.
Boys.
13
to
16-J.
Aaulrtwui.
C.
Keys.
Orris,
under
15
Yvonne
M
array.
Shirley
Yewng-
Saek
nsee.
boys
water
le
J.
As-selstine.
Denis
Hetnekey.
Ante
race
Beys
under
14
Booty
Pitt
and
Oerdon
Ortffln.
Bun
grabbing
contest,
boys
Archie
Cameron.
Bun
grabbing
contest,
jrtfts
.Screen
Tucker.
Adults
Events
Starters
L.
A.
N.
Potterton
and
W.
Watson.
Judge-C.
Cave.
R
Stewart.
C
C.
Thorpe.
T.
Dunn
Clerk
of
Course
J.
Mitchell.
Except
In
the
case,
of
fractal
ceremony.
I
pay
verv
little
aftrn-tlon
to
etiquette:-
-Ttifig
ClM
r
Yesterdays
Big
League
American
LeasHe
8t
Lotus
7.
Washington
S.
Chlearo
I.
New
York
4.
Detroit
1-10.
PhlladetahlaT-i,
Cleveland
S.
Boston
1.
National
League
Brooklyn
5.
Cincinnati
.
New
York
1-7.
Pittsburg
4-3.
Baseball
Standing'
NATIONAL
LKAOUE
New
York
Rock
drilling
contest-Toteff
Chieafo
Arntaen
and
George
Pavota.
12
feet,
Pltubort
04
inches.
jPtttabnrg
W.
4
4T
44
Mocking
contest
l
Urn
earl
'W.
Louis
4
Mike
Kekaminen
3
minutes,
m,80"
H
seconds).
Brooklyn
.
M
Hslf
mtte
R.
Robinson.
A.
Jobes.
PMltePtua
IT
Shot
put
120
pounds)
Raymond
Kovieh.
Charlie
Gave.
Ladies'
50-yard
dash
Betty
Jatk,
Mrs.
J.
Thomas
and
Miss
P.
Bosh-field.
Egg
and
spoon,
needle
and
thread
rare
Miss
P.
Bushfteid.
Miss
N.
Tucker.
Nail
driving
competition.
Ladles-Mrs.
Wakefield.
Mrs.
Kerr.
Softball
throw
Miss
Jean
Ma-theson.
Miss
Yvonne
Murray.
Wheelbarrow
race
Mrs.
A.
Mow-att
and
R.
Robinson.
100
Yards
dash,
men
J.
B.
Watson.
Harry
Stewart.
Cincinnati
at
L
94
44
at
24
41
44
4T
44
M
AMERICAN
LMCJUK
New
York
94
Washington
ft
Philadelphia
1
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
St.
Louis
44
4S
42
42
U
14
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43
41
47
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authority
on
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