Several
Important
Matters
to
be
Dealt
With
by
Executive
I
at
Ottawa
j
'-K.
funeral
of
Oeitie
liorrrcii.
.............
.
.T
.
7-year
r
ohl
daughter
of
Mr.
and
i
r
i
01
I'
AW
A,
Jdly
.'5
the
fir
J
ral.iuct
session
-iiiee
parl.H.neiil
a,
,ir.r"Bu.H.
I.
m
,...Vr,-:
"',,,.,,.
nuUkui
Will
be
nil.lilion
there
are
a
iiuini.er
u.
.,..
rll,rili
iHliiite..
I.avinu
acancies
to
he
filled
In
Hie
j,,.,,,,
.f,.,
anv'UP
them
beii.x
ellaIe.
me
i.ciimut
wmim
mm
,.,.,
frm
,
.
rt,nii1v.
isran.l
elewheiT.
some
ir
which
may
tie
faIPr
,
grandmother,
Mayors,
disposed
of
today.
'.,
Newton.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W'.
1',.
ANY0X
GIRL
IS
NOMINATED
Miss
Margie
Macdonald
CandN
data
for
Carnival
Queen:
Local
Inlorest
Miss
Marjlc'
.MacdouaM,
of
Anyot,
has
been
noiiiiualed
as
a
candidate
In
(be
Kxhiliiliou
Hoard's
carnival
iiieen
ronleft
by
llert
KerKin,
M.L.A.,
and
Fred
Drown.
The
nomination
was
brotmhl
down
from
Anyox
last
11UI1I
ty
Kred
lloberge,
niaiiimer
of
the
Carnival
Queeii
coulesl,
who
returned
to
tlie
city
on
the
Cunleiia,
having
made
Ihe
round
Irip
to
Anyox
in
oonnec;tion
wilh
exhlhillon
business.
Noiniiiallon-
arc
ex-peeled
to
reach
Ihe
oily
shortly
from
Stewart,
vbmilhcrs
and
Ocean
Falls.
With
three
candidates
In
Ihe.
field
locally
and
the
po.ilily
id
one
or
two
there
within'
llio
next
few
.days,
tho
campaign
may
lie
said
to
be.
well
unuer
way.
Friends
or
Ihe
contesting
ladles
are
already
al
work
and
it
seem
as
ir
a
larue
vole
was
sure
MIsh
Mary
lleid
Is
a
member
of
the
order
of
Ihe
lloyal
Purple
and
l
backed
by
a
number
of
the
Klks.
Miss
Annie
Kelly
I
bneked
by
the
(I.W'.V.A.
and
Miss
Adeline
liemickseii
is
making
n
hulenendenl
run
backed
by
number
ut
fishermen
and
others
who
declare
she
will
bo
elected.
HOUSE
OF
LORDS
PASSES
BRITISH
PROHIBITION
LONDON,
July
25.
Tho
House
of
Lurds
passed
Nancy
Aslor's
bill
pi-inhibiting
tho
sale
of
ln-tuxkunts
to
young
people
under
H10
ago
of
eighteen
years.
Tho
Chtldtcti'rt
Hill
nuw"
await
tho
lloyal
Kunutloii.
iTIiompfoii.
Mr.
and
Mis.
M.
l.
McCaffery.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
N.
!ur-ich.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
Daliramo.
!
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
J'ilts.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
J.
(Sillies.
Uarl
Tliompsou.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
W'.
Moersch.
Mi
Mary
O'llrien.
Ml
Lucy
O
Hrien,
ti.
M.
V
l
iuti
ntut
l.'ir.
MI
.'tvss
...
family,
Kaien
Hardware
Lo,
Miss
Helen
McOaffery.
Mis
Margar-t
McF.atfcry.
Aupus
McDonald,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V.
II.
Meeker.
Miss
Le-
ina
Meeker.
Miss
May
Mussal-hnu
Miss
Margaret
Mussallen'.
Miss
Catherine
Mussatlein,
Miss
Jean
Wilson,
Master
Manley
Mucrsrh,
Miss
Dot
Moud.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Twelve
Boats
Marketed
117,500
Pounds
Halibut
at
Exchange
This
Morning
Iwkdve
halibut
boats
marketed
catches
totalling
1
17,500
pound
nl
the
Fish
FAchamie
this
morn
Inir.
Four
American
boats
liad
H,r00
pounds
and
''Phi
tana
ilians.
73,000
pounds.
Arrials
and
sales:
American
Tye,
IS.000
pounds,
al
I
Lie.
itinl
tic,
lo
the
Mouth
llslieries
Canadian
Co.
'
'Olacler.
12.000
pounds,
and
W'ahash.
8.000
oonnils
al
tt.to
iiinl
lliv
In
tho
ltnviil
Fish
Co.
Star,
0,500
pounds,
al
!3.Hc
and
lie,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co,
Canadian
Amies
M
0,000
pounds,
at
lUe
and
tic;
Minnie
V.,
8,000
pounds
at
13c,
and
tie:
Alii.
10.000
iounds,
al
3.2e
and
1
1
.3c;
Miir
lieag,
12,000
pounds,
al
13.70
and
11ricS
Marguerite,-
O.SOil
pounds,
al
13,
lo
and
11.
Ic.
to
tho
Canadian
l
ish
Cold
CtoraKO
Co
11
1
idle
II.,
2,000
pounds,
nl
13.2o
and
lie,
lu
the
lloyal
Fish
Co.
Maude,
B.fillU
pounds,
al
13,3c
and
11.3c,
and
Itosospil,
20,000
pound!),
at
13,5c
and
11.
Do,
to
Ihc
Alllu
i
unerios,
day
from
Merlin.
The
cause
of
Hie
run
it
give
as
iiisulliciotil
hills
of
large
denominations
Satisfy
other
banks.
afternoon.
A
large
number
r
,.
,.n
,,,,...,,..,,,
.
.
"
to
GRANBY
LOSS
WAS
$200,000
Important
MOMir
Vet,.,..
-VMc
Vhutrl,
That
Is
Estimate
of
P
Sharkey,
uled
to
rome
up
including
Hie
,
1
..
.
xf.-t:i..(l.
ti
,
.
Assistant
District
Forester
r
member
of
the
'
0,'
Just
Returned
appointment
,,.
M
,
wj
uUivl,tp
a,
irif
asp's,
zjztz
jajs
wi
'."Arc
,t
elluntiou
or
which
wa
decide.1
'.,..,.
,
V
"
,
,
among,
.
..
....i,.,,
f
llMr
I'sFIIn'orers
chosen
rmon
from
irom
'""
nn,j
explosions
at
Aifyox
last
:
,
'
Hie
Utile
menu
oi
occcumii
m
liniiienl
It
i
aU..
.rol,al,le
lhat
alun
(i
J(m
ni
Jrk
MrN,lUy
lalHir
In.uhles
.u
the
'iiarillme
J(H
(;lc
wnrrnl
MrLMli
.ninces
win
i.e
.ucur.i.
,.,
Hi)
Sa,,ey
M,M.rc,.
week
i
estimated
at
?2UU.000.
most
it
not
roxrred
by
iiisiir-
anre
it
was
stulcil
liV
P.
Sharkey,
assistant
dilricl
forester,
who
relumed
to
Ihe
city
lasl
nihl
after
iuding
four
Mays
al
the
inciter
town
suneying
Ihe
sit
uation
following
the
disaster.
Ihe
powder
magazine
and
its
contents
were
entirely
destroyed
at
an
estimated
loss
of
tSu.oou
not
coered
by
insurance.
A
considerable
portion
or
Ihe
high
level
railway
from
Ihe
mine
lo
the
smeller
was
also
horned
and
three
I
resiles
were
partly
damaged
willt
no
insurance.
The
dam
railway
was
al-o
badly
damaged
and
plank
roads
and
power
lines
sulTered,
necessitating
a
great
leal
of
rebuilding.
The
Lnioo
Church
and
parsonage
were
des-
lroet.
Filly
per
ecu'
or
I
In;
glass
in
the
houses
throughout
the
town
was
shattered
by
the
explosion
or
black
powder
in
the
inauaiine.
a
lame
number
or
chimneys
crumbled
and
n
-large
oercenlagc
or
window
sashes
in
Ihe
houses
were
blown
out.
Of
Hie
W200.000
damage,
perhaps
10.000
or
50,000
will
lie
re
coxereil
in
insurance.
U
tho
powder
in
the
magazine
had
exploded
bo
fore
the
d)iiamitc
melted,
the
detonation,
would
hae
set
olT
the
latlcr
and
there
lJepreciatiii
or
Ihe
German
mark
4?
graphically
.shown
in
the
above
photograph.
In
the
olden
days
a
load
of
kindling
wHjd
coyld
he
bought
for
the
price
bf
a
small
box
of
matches
today.
HOOVER
WILL
CURB
FISHING
Fish
Reserves
In
Alaska
Unanimously
Supported,
Says
Secretary
MUST
PROPOGATE
SALMON
n
5
Whn
Ytu
Want
A
TAXI
P.R.FtSH
MARKET.
Phone
671.
99
i
FOR
THE
PlcilVIC.
in
a
hurry
Jollied
Tongues,
Boiled
Ham,
Phone
Roast
Ham
with
dressing,
PRINCE
RUPERT
Best
Car
and
Best
Service
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
In
tha
City.
Rates
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
'Columbia'
Newspaper
Out
of
Town
Orders
Solicited
VOL,
Mil
,
NO,
171.
';
';,
PItlNCK
HUl'KHT,
11.(1,
VVKDNKSDAY,
JULY
25,
108a.
Yitltrdiy't
Circulation
1633
Strt
Sal,
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
n
!'!
-
SENATE
ACTION
HAMPERS
RAIL
EXPANSION
THOUSAND
POUND
FISH'
CAUSED
STAMPEDE
AMONG
EASTERN
HARBOR
CRAFT
Giant
Swordfah
Cut
Boat
to
Pieces
off
Coast
of
New
York
Later
Riddled
with
Bullets
MONTALIK,
N.Y.,
July
25.
A
kworiiritli
weighing
hair
a
ton.
maddened
by
u
lunre
llini!,
turned
on
its
attackers,
cut
a
filinif(
boat
to
pieces
throwing
ihc
crew
into
the
water.
Luckily
Hie
big
fish
ignored
Ihe
struggling
fishermen
and
attacked
lit
-aledd
other
boats
in
the
vicinity
,caut-iiig
a
hlampede
of
all
craft
in
the
hay.
Tin
crew
of
Hie
wrecked
boat
were
rescued
and
meantime,
a
solitary
fisherman
pulled
from
shore
in
a
power
trawler
with
a
shot
gun
mid
killed
the
swordfish
after
ten
minutes
steady
shouting.
The
fi-h
was
riddled
with
bullets.
CABINET
IS
IN
SESSION
TODAY
FUNERAL
OF
LITTLE
GIRL
THIS
AFTERNOON
;
Gertie
Dorreen
Will
be
Laid
Rest
In
Falrvlew
Cemetery
Following
Service
at
Catholic
Church
to
RUN
COMMENCED
ON
BANK
OF
GERMANY
AT
BERLIN
TODAY
LONDON.
July
25.
-A
run
tin
lli!
Dermaii
llriclv-hank
ln'ii
i
jx'i'ii
after
the
opening
today,
arrording
to
wont
received
here
ln-
would
have
been
no
Anyox
left
today.
Mr.
Sharkey
says.
Every
thing
In
Hie
ramp,
"including
Hie
various
nlanls
and
house,
would
nrobably
have
been
razed
Willi
lerriblo
loss
id
life
in
spile
of
the
precautions
thai
had
been
taken.
The
bush
Hie,
which
did
the
damage,
started
H-oni
sparks
of
Ihe
mine
Pump
incinerator,
Igniting
Ihe
dry
debris
about.
Soon
raging
furiously,
tho
fire
rapidly
REAL
SHORTAGE
OF
LABOR
REPORTED
BY
I
EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE!
t
i
J
M.
CautpbeH.
provincial
gov.
criiiiioiit
employment
agent,
re-purls
a
real
scarcity
of
men
exist-iug
today.
Some
CO
men,
inclinl-
iug
logger.-;
mill
men,
teamster
section
men
and
rarpenti-r.
ar-
wanted
at
onre
aid
asatnst
this
number
only
15
or
so
are
avail
able.
Mol
of
Ihe
orders
are
oh-oulside
camps.
HAPPY
COUPLE
IN
LLOYD
PICTURE
AT
WESTHOLME
FRIDAY
Famous
Comedian
Makes
Big
Films
and
Then
Marries
the
Heroine
Harold
Lloyd,
the
bespectacled
comedian,
is
the
hero
of
a
won-
lerful
comedy
and
his
wife
Mildred
Harris,
is
(be
heroine
in
Safely
Last
which
is
lo
be
shown
at
the
W'eslholuie
Theatre
Fri
day
am)
Saturday.
They
met
firs!
in
the
movies
and
as
suon
as
they
had
decided'
to
join
forces
matrimonially
I
hey
'decided
I
separate
in
a
professional
way.
This
delightful
romance
of
the
silt
ci-shecl
began
about
I
lu
ce
yearsvago
when
"Mildred
joined
the
Hal
uoaeii
lorces
ami
mane
her
first
appearance
with
Harold
in
the
two-reel
comedy.
"From
llamj
lo
.Mouth."
A
warm
friend-
shlo
sprang
up
between
tho
young
people
resulting
in
merry
wedding
bell.
And
"Surety
Lasl."
by
the
way,
is
(ho
last
picture
in
which
Harold
and
Mildre
will
be
seen
together,
Tor
Mrs
Harold
Lloyd
is
lo
star
in
b'r
.own
right
in
feature
pictures.
It
is
a
filling
thing
that
"Surety
Last"
tells
0110
"
or
tho
most
charming
love
stories
ever
pre
-
sented
In
n
picture.
As
the
Hoy,
head
over
heels
in
love,
Harold
gels
inlo
the
most
trying
difficul.
ties.
In
fact,
Lloyd
climbs
the
side
of
a
twelve
story
building,
spread
and
jumped
across
Ihe
'and
runs
into
more
hair-raising
bay
lo
Ornuby
Point
where
all
Ihc
buildings
al
Hie
old
Mux
mine
were
totally
destroyed.
The
Tire
also
Jumped
lo
Larcom
Island
ofT
Ihe
nioulh
of
the
bay
and
ciuno
within
a
'quarter
of
11
mile
of
tho
Orauliy
sawmill
which,
however,
was
saved.
BIRTH.
'
A
daiigli'ler
was
born
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W'.
Olhson
of
Ucurgelpwii
al
the
General
Hospital
uu
July
21.
situations
than
anyone
rould
iniagine.
Hut
his
reward
is
win.
ning
the
love
ot
his
screen
sweetheart,
The
(iirl,
and,
incidentally,
Mrs.
Harold
Lloyd.
C.N.R.
EARNINGS
UP
MONTH
HAL,
July
25.
Dross
earnings
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallw
ays
Ton,
J
he
w
eek
ending
July
21
were
$
1,080,12c1,
an
increuiie
or
310,201
or
eight.
Sir
Heiiry
Statement
A
SELF
GOVERNMENT
INDIA
A
SUCCESS
PRESIDENT
SAYS
SIMLA,
July
25.
He-markable
success?,
attended
Ihe
measure
of
sclt-governmenT'
'extended
to
Indians
three
years
ago.
according
lo,
a
statement
by
Sir
Frederick
x
While,,
president
oT
Hie
Legislative
Assembly
of
India
in
a
speech
hen.
The
first
three
years
oT
the
Indian
Parliament
has
proved
his.
he
declared.
SLIGHT
INCREASE
"
PAY
FOR
TELEGRAPH
Thornton
in
WLNXII'KO.
July
25.
"After
a
very
MONTtlF.AL.
July
25.
-Settlement
oi
the
demand
tor
an
increased
wage
by
employees
of
Ihe
Canadian
.National
l.clcAraph
company
was
arrived
at
Monday
by
the
Hoard
or
Conciliation
which
has
'been
silling
here
since
Julv
HI.
While
Hie
amount
ol
advance
lo
each
individual
is
comparatively
small,
in
tho
ag-Siegale
for
the'
rourpany
it
means
between'
sixty
and
seventy
thousand
dollars
u
year.
NO
TRACE
YET
FOUND
OF
TORONTO
ROBBERS
TOIIONTO.
July
25.
-There
is
no
trace
of
the
bandits
who
held
up
bank
messengera
Jiero
yesterday
morning
and
escaped
with
between
eighty
and
one
hundred
and
tlilrly
thousand'
jlothirsi
per
cent
as
compared
wilh
tho
Authorities
believe
they
are
stilt
sunn-
period
lit
ll'2'i.
n
the
province.
-
.
issue
a
Last
Night
Explains
Position
t.:
r
.
.
Willi
Him
viiM-t
iriff(iiK
it
llm
t:tt?i
in.
V-.l
,1
li
r.Ulll!lJ
.
I'll
I
Vt
Vlllli
.
j
.
it
a
were
held
here
vesli'rduv
In
i-mwiilop
vn.TtTuli,,ii
r....,n
...c
v.,iif..na
i.
H'iiIumi
ff.....l.,
II.
o
ing
fi
bonds
ror
branch
line
construe-jHS'ia'
lion
be
issued.
The
statement1
'The
branch
line
bill
was
for
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
Leanue
W
ashington
lr
Moslon
G.
New
York
l,
Philadelphia
:
Detroit
-,
Chicago
l-C.
Cleveland
I,
SI.
Louis
3.
National
League
Chicago
-
Pillsburg,
ruin.
St.
Louis
I,
Cincinnati
7.
Coast
League
Oakland
3,
Los
Angeles
0.
Seattle
0,
Poiilanil
I.
'
Vernon
7,
San
Francisco
V.
.
Sacramento
3-8,
Salt
Lake
City,
II-?.
Met
ween
StTKA
and
VA.VCOf-VKH,
July
25.
"Pious
slate
incuts,
scientific
discussion
and
political
oratory
will
not
spawn,
salmon."
Secretary
Hoover,
as
head
o(
the
Cioverumenlal
depart
menl
having
to
do
with
the
Alaskan
fisheries,
asserted
yesterday.
He
declared
there
would
be
a
temporary
reduction
in
the
number
ut
Hsh
taken
from
Alaskan
waters
and
al
the
same
time
there
must
be
constructive
measures
for
increasing
propa-,
jgatiou,
otherwise,
he
said,
sal
mon
rishing,
now
one
or
t
tie
largest
or
Alaska's
industries,
will
be
lost
in
u
few
years."
Mr.
Hoover.
-in
his
statement
which
was
based
on
a
close
range
study
given
"Ihe
Alaskan
fisheries
while
in
the
territory
as
a
member
of
President
Harding's
f
parlyj,
expresseil
Ihe
hope
that
(7ih"Jrre'ss
'vvoIfdc.i'.fcllierorlli-.
-roininz
session
lo
jive
federal
administration
'agencies
more
constructive
authority.
New
legislation,
he
ail
Jed,
must
be
of
Ihe
broadest
possible
scope
aV
the
met
bud
or
regulation
must
vary
with
each
locality.
Hecause
or
dealing
wit
It
problems
or
w
ide.
iiiiiiiuiii
mi'i
iin'iii
iimi
i
V'-in
I""-'
nv
UUHUMIUII
tlUIIUIIUI
IIU1V1UJ."
I
,
i
.
.
.
.
.
m
have
reluctantly
come
to
Ihe
concl.isiun
lhat
the
company
can-!;"umu
H1
u
,
,u"
w?a
not
erreclively
issue
bonds
in
respect
of
the
branch
lino
pro-!'
"l,",.e
l;lt,J!,l
commission
gram
which
lias
been
rejected
by.
the
Senate."
This
slalenieiit,or?1ul"or"y;
..
..
.
.
was
issued
last
night
by
Sir
Henry
Tl.ornlon.
nrcideul
audL
lhf
crlury
!ia,d
,e
118,1
rhiiirmiin
of
the
I.n.ir.1
i.f
.ti.w..r.
,.r
n.n
i:,...
v.i.i:
.1
ilounu
unanimous
support
anion?
"
'
"
s.
1
j
t
I
II
V
IMIIIUUIUII
tl
Ull.'l
j
Hallways,
al
the
conclusion
of
u
series
of
courereiices
which
Alaskans
ror
Hie
action
taken
by
jibe
Federal
government
in
creat-
h
reserves
in
western
At-
:!'",
'FORESTRY
CONVENTION
iiv
uiiiiMiii;
s--"
1
1
in
.-vf
jiiuV'II
I
with
the
pow
er
lo
Issue
bonds
as
IS
OPENED
AT
OTTAWA
I
with
.Ihe
power
to'
expend
the)
,
proceeds..
I
wish
lo
make
it
clear
to
the
public
lhat
bonds
can
only
be
issued
Kir
construction
oT
such
railway
facililies
as
are
authorized
by
Parliament,
and
Parliamentary
authority
which
.may
be
Riven
to
ihe
company
is
Delegates
From
all
Over
British
Empire
Attending
Meeting
B.C.
Is
Represented
OTTAW
A,
July
25
The
seconif
annual
convention
of
the
))ritisli
rlearly
restricted
under
Section
,
Mnpire
rorcsiry
Association
V'3
or
the
Canadian
National
Hail-'opened
this
morning
with
dele
way
Company
act.
The
seclion'gates
in
attendance
Trom
Kng.
rea.ls
as
'follows:
l,an,J
Scotland,
tho
Irish
l-re
Slate.
Dominions,
and
several
"The
company
may
rrom
time
1,.
ti.,.
,wiM.i
...,i
,,i...nite
Mritish
proliytorales.
'Ihe
ad
dress
ol
welcome
was
ilelivered.
railway
lines
or
railway
facilities
by
Premier
King.
A
messagw
was
ot
or
properties
any
description
receiveU
rrom
he
Prince
or
in
resneet
to
Ihe
construction
auM.or-,
aIes
wishing
the
conven
1011
whereof
Parliament
may
l..
II...
....n..rv
..v.,..l.lillll
or
SUCCess.
l.OITJ
L.UUU,
l"'n1
OPERATORS
IN
CANADAlISK.
of
Lite
company's
of
tho
association
occupied
tho
chair.
I
Oeorge
H.
Naden,
deputy
min-
istor
f
lands,
and
l'.
Z.
Caverhi
l,
the
purpose
of
authorizing
the
forester,
a
tending
the
are
issue
and
guarantee
of
the
com-
patty's
securities
and
this
bill
having
been
rejected
by
the
Sen-
convention
on
behalf
of
tho
gov
ernment
of
Mritish
Columbia.
;
ale,
Ihe
company
is
enltrely
with-'
CTaTIAM
IT
out
power
and
authority
to
carry
rLllNu
OlAllUil
nl
on
the
completed
program,
either
in
whole
or
in
part."
SEAL
COVE
CHOSEN
Sheltered
Spot
Found
for
O-CYDX
to
Take
off
and
Land
While
.
'
on
Duty
Here
station
has
been
temporarily
i
selected
at
Seal
Cove
near
the.
Canadian
,Fish
&
Cold
Storago
Co.'s
plaul
by
Flying
(tfrieer
Karl
Macleod
where
Ihe
fisheries
palrot
Hying
boat
D.CYDX
Will
take
ofT
and
land
while
performing
bee
duties
lu
this
district.
It
is
in
a
sheltered
location
ami
will
prove
more
sultublo
than
further
down
the
waterfront.
The
G.CYDX
went
up
on
another
palrot
flight
this
uiornlnjr.
4