When
You
Want
A
PRINCE
RUPERT
DOCKS
MONDAY?
".MA.
July
:,.
The
moue
liiion
arific
loeouuitne
which'
Ml
July
,r,.w
in.,J(.nl
r
I
ieelal
I
in
in
Into
Purtlandl
wreckd
J(t
oulide
of
the
r"'
t
la
ci
i
ma
thi
nini
ihiih
I
'"ir
iinliiinun
.lend,
iinolher1
'
"ritii,y
Injured,
four
or
five"
.".nuirn
were
MiKhlly
hurt'
Wl,li
the
ni.liilltv
of
one
ori
tin,
i,.
Iran,,,,
.,IK
,,.,
,
r
..
""
'Hie
eimlne.
which
w
'H'Hitu
the
Union
Pacific
owl
'I'm
from
piirtlniid.
ran
into
n
jai.iWide
al
Salmon
IV'iicli
early
'iiniMinir,
l'.dviird
Itoildey.
r
v
seer
or
Seattle,
i
dead.
englishIxpress
train
crashes
at
mouth
of
tunnel
Sl
Persons
Killed
When
Leeds-Manchester
Express
Collides
at
Full
KnnnH
With
Englno
llllIU;ilHFi:U.
July
5.
Six
I't'iHiniH
were
killed,
IneJuilliiR
,w"
railway
muml
and
feven
l't'fou
were
Injured
in
u
train
vv'cck
Ifiihiy
nl
llUln
near
hero
I't'M
Ihd:
1ei'iln.Miiu'chestei'
Kx-I'le
iyu
,y
tWll't'llKillV
''"I
"''"I
while
uiiniiiK
full
0"d
?v,,li
an
enitlW
uiiledde'
a
liiimel.
"'C
crash
iilled
ui
u
fm'a
of
department
of
soldier'
rivil
re-
lablodiUieilt
of
the
Hrmciil
which
w
til
only
lend
In
creale
national
dUroittriil
and
ihiiipccs-
Coitt
Steamer
Will
Hae
Pro-
nry
u(rMg."
pallor
Blades
Changed
New
Tli
rwwlutloii
a
pael
al
Funnel
For
James
Car-
!-1
a
ml
the
lMbf
id
the
vMrr
ruthers
mo.
that
"Die
people
nf
Canada
arr
)liiMilhrlic
to
the
px-mtvIcp
TWO
C.Q.M.M.
BOATS
'Man
and
it
Ihrir
wuh
that
n
ARC
EXPECTED
SHORTLY,eiiiM
be
uiril
in
m.IvIiik
Hie
foMew
of
rt--laMiliMm
aod
v
Monday.
Hi"
..
n.
I
lo-
proper
rart
or
On
illa1le
l
-i
Print
llitperi
writ
he
nod
-the
prolfHlon
of
the
widow
t"iilil
ttt
wttMlMttiind'iir'liaMitrHirlMtri"f''
.liv
lock
t
have
bur
re
form
I
to
the
ronrlii-tiMi
thai
i
'
!'.
Miol-
changed.
'Ihf.wr
ran
tot
longer
plwrp
ronfi
fiom
l
he
mil
ft
iM'blirr
hi
-nffmalo
who
Uhm-
..
".,f,
i,
and
(be
"hrk-'lilTHlely
illeil
their
in-lrur
y-
MTforniel
w1l
bout
lion
btd
eleMiel
lo
olrore
.
Midi
b-r
wbelide!ti.Mr
xiolalwi
by
ery
tHMttil
for
lir
rviurmiitf
.ubterfuar."
"
i'
hi.
!
It
rroltrl
Ilia
I
I
he
ao
'
M
M.
freivblero
Wt
Ho-
i
lock
In
the
roiir--"'
it
few
w-rck
for
ner
IMitiile
date
of
arrival
lewt.T.
nut
known
Hie
l
aiui'luii
Tub
A
Od-l
.
"
lrawlr
Jnmr.
ijir
hi
i'
i
al
ore.ciii
tost
ui
n
(r
k
ItiHiiiii
a
new
unoke
tark
lilllr.t,
U.
P.
TRAIN
IS
WRECKED
LocomotUe
Which
Hauled
Presl-drl
Train
Runs
Into
Landslide
Engineer
Is
Killed
nation
iiri:e
iimmi
the
nitintM-
of
obller
civil
re-eUllihniPiil
and
oilier
itiPtidr
of
the
in
wnniPiil
"Hip
Mlal
iircelly
of
idueuiii
lrcilaiion
for
the
adiiiiinotnitioii
only
in
the
band
of
offk
iil
that
afe
fully
ewsiilinnl
of
beir
r-litiitdllly
lowafd
th
dhulilcl
and
dependent,
wbo
renliie
Hie
pirll
in
which
uirliitneut
devi'd
and
)ei
thl
Ifcnefioial
IcK"-lalum.
ami
who
are
nol
irejili'"l
l
nn
in-oiy
rircrt)
i-liinloiif.
n
(
the
i.iliiilulily
uml
roe
of
the
nuiflinelll
Annouiieeineiil
has
been
maile
or
Ihe
rurlhcoming
wedding
or
Princess
Maud,
niece
of
King
drome,
to
I.onl
Canietile,
oldest
son
or
tho
Karl
or
Soulhesk.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
i.
Slewarl
are
sailing
lonlghl
by
Ihe
sleainer
Prince
lluperl
Tor
Vancouver
on
I
licir
iiniiual
vacation
trip.
Mr.
Slewarl
will
be
away
till
the
end
id
litis
month
while
.Mrs.
Stewart
and
family
will
.,.-nil
(III
Ihe
end
of
August
ul
their
summer
home
at
Jluumla'rj
Hay,
t?ar
The
'iniiid
Trunk
Pacific
Development
Co.'
are-mnl
fiii'ul
cae
agaiut
the
City
of
Prince
Itupert.
which
kh
heanl
in
the
Court
of
Appeal
at
Vie-toria.
wa
unanimously
diftiuUtcd
according
lo
a
wiie
received
I
hi
morn-imt
hy
Al.l.
M.
M.
Slepheu
frmif
City
Solicitor
I'..
I".
Jone.
who
hat
hern
lijitiil-lili?
the
i'ii-c
on
hehalf
of
Hot
cilv.
Mr
June
will
return
to
Ho-
ily
on
Moiulay.
OLIVER
LAUGHS
i
:!
:i
:!
Says
Will
be
no
Appeal
to
Country
In
Near
Future:
Eipense
of
Election
Too
Great
Vli:HHll..
July
5.
"Premier
i
iluer
;:itp
tin-
luuidi
l
nil
cIpc.
I
M
mi
rumor
and
latc
thai
the
OTTAWA.
July
3.
-The
first
meeting
of
Ihe
cabinet
since
pro-logation
of
the
House
of
Common
is
scheduled
Tor
today.
Premier
King,
who
has
been
in
the
country,
relumed
to
preside.
H
is,
ivsilile
(hat
a
number
of
e,niiiorial
and
Judicial
as
well
as
Mgh
clxil
service
official
appointments
may
result
from
the
session.
,
Tim
weililinir
lakes
place
lo-itighl
Id
8
o'clock
in
Hie
Pres-bylerlan
Cliiuvh,
llev,
Dr.
II.
11.
(Iran!
ollleiatlng,
if
Ml
Helen
Mckerson
and
11.
M.
D.
l.atube.
The
couple
will
leave
on
the
Prince
lluperl
foi-
Ihe
south
on
(heir
honeymoon
ami
will
return
here
lo
lake
up
their
r
ijaTMtf,yJ
IWV.Mai
'.ttodiV
'I
acmu
to
Ibe
couMlry
for
a
loop!
Ilui''
lo
coiiie.
The
rcM'iil
term
ol
the
eailnliir
extpud
to
tiea.
Hie
pint
of
ll'Ifi
MIDI
il
i
very
likely
the
K'erilliienl
will
deciil
to
live
'Ki
I
il
term.
At
the
a
nu
ll
me
Hip
ouiiovH
r
exin-hi
thai
the
gt
eminent
i
lo-Uy
plroutter
than
il
ba
evrr
been.
Ibe
de
feat
of
the
farmer
movement
in
Ontario
i
on
indication
that
people
do
not
look
with
ery
vreat
lavor
on
lliinl
pnrtie.
Mint
of
Ibe
follower
of
Ueneral
Mcllac.
Hip
millioiiaire
rlf-apoiutei
-ivioiir
uf
the
roince,
are
re-
i
iiitetl
'
from
the
Ikmoervnlive
inuk
and
any
lreuutb
he
i
able
lo
liov
i
the
direct
re.ull
I
the
ilil.1n
I
In
larl
over
the
lendcrliip.
hi-"atifac(ioii
with
Mr.
llower
i
jii't
h
Kreal
a
ever
and
the
op.
in.jllon
fone
are
broken
up.
One
of
the
iniiiUli-r
her
.aleil
lliul
(hi
would
be
an
op-
rlune
lime
for
Hie
ieruinent
(
appeal
to
the
cvuntry
bill
the
.11
not
feci
justified
in
piitlin-Hie
province
lo
the
expense
of
nu
:eclion
jul
now-
In
order
t
cl
it
iviiewnl
of
power
foe
Ibe
pre-
cut
nduiinislratioii.
The
eoiin-i.-y
recouiilieirihe
pteudid
field
I
rentier
Oliver
had
put
up
on
the
lieiuhl
rale
ipietion
bill
he
did
not
think
il
would
be
riphl
t
in,'M'
advantage
of
the
situation
.
.
i
.
.
.
i
I.
i
.
.
..rri
Iri
caien
jiii
o
jrei
ihick
io
CABINET
MEETING"
AT
OTTAWA
TODAY
A
Number
of
Important
Appointments,
It
Is
Understood,
May
be
Made
at
Session
wa
on
baud,
lulei-mediale
points
rrom
Paeifie
on
he
west
to
Fn-
I
a
k
on
Ihe
east
contribuled
their
share
id
those
on
pleasure
bent.
Ibe
new
fair
irioiiinl
itualnl
just
off
the
Lake
Kalhlyn
llond
wiis
Ihe
scene
of
ai-livilie.
and
ihe
Athletic
t'luh
ofricial
are
to
be
complimenlcil
on
Ihe
arnince-meuts
made
to
lake
care
of
Ha-
rnwil.
Ice
cream
and
refresh
uieiit
stand
were
hives
of
industry,
while
FjI.
F.hy
and
hi
capable
ailauts
saw
that
no
one
willins
lo
take
a
chance
at
the
variou
values
or
skill
were
al-(conlinucd
on
page
fivy)
STRIKE
CRISIS
IS
NOW
COMING
Military
Being
Rushed
to
Cape
Breton
and
Special
Pollco
Being
Recruited
SVDXKY..
July
5.
-Willi
speeiul
trains
carrying
trained
delneh.
im-iils
rrom
all
but
two
military
centres
in
the
West
mid
reinforcement
h
Tor
special
provincial
fnol
and
mounted
police
being
-
cruiled
as
rapidly
ns
possible,
Ihe
strike
situation
in
Cape
Hretoit
isj
thought
to
be
reaching
a
ci-isls.
No
oulstnndiiig
cm-iiI
marked
lit
lasl
twelve
hours.
'Ihe
annual
Anglican
Church
Sunday
School
picnic
-is
taking
place
today
on
Digby
Island.
The
"Oh
llaby"
made
Ihree
trip
across
al
10,
II
and
2
o'clock
and
some
15(1
youngsters
with
today.
TAXI
P.R.FISH
MARKET
99
Phone
671.
in
a
nurry
Jellied
Tongues,
Boiled
Ham,
Phone
Roast
Ham
with
dressing,
flap
anil
Baal
Sapvlna
PRINCE
RUPERT
Fresh
Home
Made
Beef
and
Ratea
Reasonable
Pork
Sausage
Dally.
City.
tha
ln
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Out
of
Town
Orders
Solicited
XIII
NO,
157
Vol,
IMU.NCK
HIPKIIT,
11.11,
Till
IISDAY.
JUJA
5,
lls:i.
TMttrdtr'i
ClreuUllon,
1604
ttratt
Slt
311.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
WOULD
hlvE
PENSION
OFFICIALS
REMOVED
1
"
1
CHALLENGER
STAYS
WITH
CHAMPION
TILL
VERY
END
BUT
LOSES
DECISION
G.W.VA
ask
for
Purge
Pension
Department
by
Dominion
Government
V
N(.!Or
KM.
July
".
-
Declaring
Dial
Ihe
remit
inoTcd-odore.
'lie
Hoynl
Coiiiiinioii
together
Willi
I
lie
i
tear
nil
:,ft-
l
I
he
i
imtiiiiin
have.
toinliiMvely
slvwii
In
(he
public
.
.mi.
ial
iliargrd
Willi
administration
of
the
Priiiuii
Art
Million
of
I
lie
government
fund
for
widow
and
orphan
cc-ed
soldier
have
nol
only
heen
derelict
in
their
dntie.
:
li
ne
shown
nlriilnliw
di
-regard
lo
the
hardship
and
in-,
.
-
which
'heir
urliilrurv
uclion
have
raieed."
The
exerii-
Mie
(iW.Y.V
hi
aiiiuinl
comrnlioii
here
Joday
demanded
that
the
uoveriinwnt
of
Canada,
a
trulnr
for
the
widow
Audi
ndiaii.
Iaki
lb
npfeur
trpt
to
uricr
Ihe
MiDiiin
hoard
ami
CITY
VICTORIOUS
IN
APPEAL
COURT
vkBfKpflnioiB.
aasaajr'BeBsaff
iBBPs
Ureal
Heart,
f
-
eight
venr
dd
thoroughbred
hure
owned
by
Sr.
Stuyvrsanl
of
Uhieapo,
broke
the
voi-ld'
bijfh
Jwmpiog
iveonl
-.vhejr
he
rleamlthr
hiinJIe
at
S
feel
1:1-10
inches.
Smithers
Celebrates
Holiday
with
Sports
and
Games
in
Spite
of
Doubtful
Weather
SMITH
Kits,
July
5.
In
-.pile
of
Ihrcalening
cloud
which
appeared
a
if
thej
held
a
deluge,
a
record
crowd
from
the
Hirrouiidiiig
country
attended
the
Dominion
Ihiv
celebration
held
in
Siiiilhcr
on
July
S.
Flag
fluttered
Troiii
flag
pole
in
Ibe
town,
ore
froul
and
privale
houe
carried
their
uuola
of
decoration,
while
nil
the
"Henry"
and
their
more
eolly
brother
were
decked
for
Ihe
occaioii.
From
mi
early
hour
numbers
of
viilors
were
niiiiinif
inlo
F.on.ervnlive
Uiwn.
mi
that
by
II
o'clock
when
Uie
first
event
on
Ihe
pro-
rant
iook
place,
a
kooii
erowii
SOCKEYEARE
COMING
WELL
Run
Better
Than
Last
Year
on
Skeena
River
But
Poor
on
Naas
Sockeye
fishing
on
the
Skeena
River
Is
better
than
last
year
at
the
same
time,
according
to
the
official
report
on
the
progress
of
the
industry
received
here.
The
average
to
the
boat
has
been
about
29.
Spring
salmon
fishing
has
also
been
good
and
as
a
consequence
the
mild
cure
plants
have
been
very
busy.
On
the
Naas
River
there
Is
a
different
story
to
tell.
The
sockeye
have
not
been
running
as
well
as
last
year
and
the
outlook
Is
that
the
catch
will
be
not
a
very
large
one.
Spring
salmon
fishing
on
that
river
shows
Just
an
average
catch.
Las
week
at
the
Naas
a
freak
boat
got
as
high
as
61
but
the
average
was
very
low.
CANADIAN
KILLED""
.
IN
AUTO
ACCIDENT
VANCOUVER,
WASH
VAXCOL'VF.Il,
Wash.,
July
3.
-Three
men
were
killed
'
and
two
were
Injured
when
an
nulomobilo
plunged
through
the
railing
of
u
grown-ups
acconuvinylng
lliem-Marshall,
ngel
15,
limber
worker,
are'
enjoyim,'
the
day;
Artlli.
tallway
engineer
and
CanadiuH
doueon
0.
A.
Hix
In
chat-go.
'war
veteran.
Dempsey
Retains
Title
Though
Gibbons
Gives
Him
Game
Fight
Until
End
of
Fifteen
Rounds
SIIKLHV,
Molilalia,
July
5.
Jack
hemioev
retained
the
heavj
weight
criampioiili"iii
of
Ihe
world
yesterday
when.
al
the
end
of
Ihe
fifleeulli
round
of
the
bout
amid
M-eiie.
of
irreate!
excitement,
he
was
awarded
Ihe
deciion
on
points
over
Turn
(iibbou
by
Hereree
Jame
llaiigherty
of
Philadelphia.
In
staying
with
the
ehamjiioii
unlit
Ihe
hitter
end
after
sustaining
a
ter-rifde
body
healimr,
tiibltons
crealed
the
boximr
sensntiun
of
lhi
decade
and
went
on
record
as
the
boxer
who
stayed
ihe
loliirest
Willi
Ilempsey
since
he
won
Ihe
heavyweight
lille
i;il,!...,,w
,'ave
h
Houilerfiil
exhibit
ion
ntak-
'.
in?
Hie
champion
mi.
time
afler
lime
and,
llyiu-li
H
wa
ap-
oarent
from
Ihe
first
Dial
lemp-
sey
iajiighl
lo
jret
mi
Ihe
fatal
knockoul
blow,
I
he
challenger.
Hirou'lt
marvellou
defence
work
and
rapacity
lo
lainj
punih-
iiienl.
wilh.lood
these
efforts
and
Meeting
Arranged
For
Saturday
retired
at
Ihe
end
of
Ihe
fifleeulli
t
Which
Pattullo
and
Suth-
milin;
and
slill
on
hi
feet
erland
Will
Speak
liouirh
mticli
weakened.
j
The
decision
of
llpferee
Saturday.
Hon.
T.
I).
Pat-
auiilierty
was
generally
accept-
,u"0
"
Hon.
Dr.
Sutherland,
I
as
a
fair
one
but
the
i-ial-..H1'"'dpr
t,f
public
.works
in
Ihe
"user
w
in
the
ailiiiirlion
or
all
'(''v''r
sovemmenl.
wit!
relurn
fayinif
Ihe
firteen
nmnds.
Jfrom
a
tour
of
central
Hrilish
From
ihe
outet,
lhe
bailie
wm
jCoIumbia
and
will
leave
that
uiplit
liol
one
and
a
lerriiir
oaee
was
"est
mornins
for
the
Queeu
"l.
In
ihe
early
slaves,
(liilion!(:,'.ar,ol!p
'"lands.
liMik
tlo
lp;nl
ttt
:i
fli:illMit'.p
un.l
!
Taking
advantage
of
Ihe
nre-
iroM.tW4wilu,p?-4wf-.i?r
IheJwiumiuiHlbp.
puiijliment
he
had
previousiy
received
he
was
unable
to
take
advantage
or
Ihe
openings
that
presented
themselves.
-
Fighters
Appear
(ildions'
weight
a
the
Hghl
opened
was
175
pounds,
Demp-
ey's
188.
Deiuey
appciiccd
in
the
ring
at
3:30
uccompatded
by
a
lurge
luslyguunl
including
Jack
Kearn
his
manager.
Jet'ry
l.avala
hi
trainer,
JocHcnjamiii,
Ihe
Cali
fornia
lightweight
and
Hilly
Well.
F.itglish
welterweight.
The
sun
was
o
hot
that
Mike
i'ruttt
raised
an
uiiilu-clja
over
the
champion
when
he
look
hi
chair.
Dempsey
came
in
willi
hi
hand
bandaged
tind
be
also
had
les
bNird
I
hat
he
usually
wear
in
Ihe
ring.
-
Dempey
did
not
appear
excil-
ed
or
nervous
but
(aihbuu
sut
in
his
corner
wearing
a
very
serious
look.
The
crowd
grew
Impatient
uttd
yelled
lo.
have
the
photographers
thrown
front
Hie
ring.
The
gong
sounded
at
3:57.
Round
by
Round
Hound
I.
Dempsey
tore
in
viciously
aiiil
landed
several
html
bridge
over
Ihe
Lewis
Hlveriheio.hody
blows,
some
of
which
Ciu-
'I
he
dead
include
'
Jack.
botts
relumed.
Hlood
was
ilrawti
from
Ihe
challenger'
mouth.
Dempsey
swarmed
all
over
(lib-contluued
on
pago
ix
MNISTERS
TO
MEET
PUBLIC
lurulna
evervlliiu?
ami
cily
"'
tt
!'"'"
ninx
i
o-iiit'
ar-
wailhi?
ror
his
cliHiice.
SalisHed
,a"?fed
to
take
place
Satunlay
fhal
.a
knoekouf
would
come
t'vfninfr
in
Ihe
F.mpress
Thealt;
oiiipliine
betore
f
lie
pixlli
round,
at
w,,icl'
'"""i
iilors
will
ive
when
On
lia.l
i,a.e.l
eiillmi:iMi
P'mres.es.
ill
view
of
Hie
lliler-
or
Ihe
sppelulors
was
roued
ami
t!41
Mtl"
faK,,n
hvt
'
ll,e
Gana-wilh
each
succeeding
round
in-
a,,,a"
.aHonal
Itailway
arid
the
creaed
until
towards
Hie
had
leached
Ihe.wiMesI
propor
tion.
Afll'l-
Hip
IpiiIIi
I
Ipiiiii-cv
slarled
Ihe
lorei.ig
and
..INcarded
an
opportunity
to
hi
usual
caution
af
tempting
a.
close
quarters
lo
deliver
I
lie
tell
ing
blow.
Here
(iilthoiis
had
hi
eltance
but
weakened
by
I
he
I
Jack
Dempsey
.mi,
I
ii
i'ossiiuiiiy
of
developments
aU
mg
place,
nu
meeting
will
be
of
special
interest
as
il
will
give
tho
de
clare
Ihe
policy
or
the
provincial
Eoverument
toward
the
city
auJ
dilrict.
Dr.
Sutherland
i
head
ot
tho
preate.t
spending
deparlment
or
the
government
and
tor
that
rep-
on
it
is
desirable'
that
he
be
given
a
good
reeeplion.
He
spent
v
short
time
Iteie
on
hi
way
to
the
interior
ami
on
his
relurn
will
have
another
opportunity
oT
noling
the
progre.-
made
here
and
the
needs
or
Ihe
city
in
his
particular
department.
SALMON
PACK
NEAR
LARGEST
Value
of
Fish
Canned
Last
Year
In
B.C.
About
Eleven
and
Quarter
Million
Dollars
VICTOHIA,
July
5.
The
1922
salmon
pael
amounted
to
.1,290,-
32G
cae
airainst
C03.5J8
in
1021,
announces
lion.
William
Sloan,
pommisMoner
ot
fisheries.
.Nolwilhslanding
the
Tact
that
the
pack
was
the
fourth
largest
on
record,
its
value
was
low"
owing
to
the
fact
that
sixty
percent
was
pinks
ami
chums.
The
1922
pack
wa
valued
at
1
1.2
17.000
against
.8,577.002
in
1921.
Sockeye
contributed,
only
forly
per
cent
of
the
pack,
most
of
the
gain
being
on
the
Skeena
and
Naas
rivers.
Hie
report
shows
a
larlling
decrease
in
Fraser
Iliver
sockeye.
BELYEA
GOES
TO
DIAMOND
SCULLS
Canadian
Champ
Wins
Seat
In
Big
Race
by
Defeating
Dr.
Bossard
of
Switzerland
IIILN'LKY,
Kjtg.,
July
5.
Hilton
Helyea,
nf
SL
John.
N.ll.,
the
Caiiaillan
sculling
champion,
today
woo
hi
eat
for
the
Diamond
Sculls
easily
defeating
Dr.
Hos.
sard
of
Swittrlund.
1TM
1ST
r