IP
J
Whan
You
Want
A
TAXI
P.R.FISH
MARKET
99
Phone
671.
in
a
hurry
FOR
THE
PIC-NIC.
Jellied
Tongues,
Boiled
Ham,
Phone
Roast
Ham
with
dressing,
PRINCE
RUPERT
Best
Car
and
Bit
Service
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
In
the
City.
Bates
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Out
of
Town
Orders
Solicited
VOL
Mil,
NO,
105,
EFFORfiG
WIRELESS
May
Sell
P.G.E.
Ry.
to
Canadian
National
Railways:
Negotiations
to
Be
Opened
by
J.
D.
McLean
VICrOUIA.
July
II.
Tin-
Kiy
Henewcd
effort
to
-ell
Hit-
In
I
lie
Canadian
.National
liniiwuy
win
ne
mane
hi
uic
lu.o
future
liy
Ihc
Provincial
liovcrnment,
it
wits
learned
today
at
Hi--Parliament
lliiihlings.
Premier
Oliver
was
iion-cornuiillal
when
nkwl
nbniil
lli
proposal
In
re-iune
mediations
with
Hit;
Canadian
National
-lem
Iml
staled
thai
the
I'rtivinrial
(invenimeiit
would
be
glad
it
dispose
of
I
In-
road
al
a
low
figure
mid
oiiiled
out
tlial
in
'
11
1
I
lir
pal
several
attempt
liail
LIQUOR
VOTE
I
IN
MANITOBA
Final
Figures
In
Referendum
Which
Will
Wake
Province
Wet
1.
IVV'll.l.'ii
t..l.
n.
The
"
.
..."
'.
i
ii
!e-eiliHIIII
"I
"e
rou.m
Uh
ic
.i.....,....i.i.u
dei,ian.luii
Hit-
ii.n
rtulit
riKtil
l
lit
......r
...
ell
parUae,
,..
Munltoha
wn
nppriMwl
by
et-
fuun
how
lOH.-t
III.
favor
and
UK
-it
,it
uo
uualu.t
.
,
I
lie
mini
uwiir-
in
iiir
nnu
mdc
winch
the
pwiple
of
this
pr
.Mine
..
jected
Ihe
pn
.
al
to'
u
i
a
...u
li
H
u.r
in
noir
-
an.,
resunir.,
mils
Inn
mil
yet
been
cmidhil
bi
t
the
majority
nsaiiisl
In
.1
In
k
'"c
ROLLING
STOCK
FOR
RAILWAYS
Both
C.P.R.
and
C.N.R.
Ordering
Thousand
New
Freight
Cars
MONTUIAI..
July
It.
The
I
anadinu
railroads
nrc
plariu
onlers
for
ieveral
million
dollart.
wiirili
of
rolling
slock.
The
I
una.
ban
Pacific
mid.
the
Canadian
!
National
are
placing
onlers
for
n
thousand
new
frriuhl
cars
each,
The
former
will
build
al
the
Aimu
fliiip,.
Montreal,
and
the
latter
will
place
order
wilh
several
different
companies.
YOUNG
NATIVE
GIRL
DISAPPEARS;
POLICE
SENT
TO
INVESTIGATE
Search
Being
Conducted
for
Ce-
llna
McKay
Who
Was
Working
at
Cannery
on
Skeena
River
The
local
provincial
police
office
has
been
notified
nf
Hie
disappearance
from
Sunnyslde
Cannery
this
week
or
Olina
McKay
ijl
mI
8,
ilaunhler
of
Mrs.
l.oula
McKay,
native.
The
mother
and
I
1-
Strang,
manager
of
the
can-nery.
have
linked
the
police
lo
Investigate
and
aecoi.llnply
t'on-flableH
Saint
and
Martin
have
been
ordered
to
scour
Hie
river.
REVEILLE
BREAKS
TAIL
SHAFT
AND
IS
TOWED
TO
PORT
The
Canadian
halibut
schooner
lleveille,
Olipl.
Wlc.
nlcd
from
tin.?
banks
last
evening
under
low,
Iut
tniliaft
having
brukeu
in
Hecate
Straits.
She
will
go
into
dry
dock
fur
repairs.
The'
ves-m.'1'm
ealcli
or
5,000
pounds
was
nuirkule.t
al
Hit)
Kudiungu
llila
morniny,
STATIONS
Daily
Colonel
this
nioruiiu
Pacific
(irtsil
Kictcrn
lladway
been
ma.
!
In
Interest
the
l-
milium
Ooveriimcnl
ill
the
pro-
T,i
riv
"Our
overture
have
mi
far
been
ignored
but
wv
lire
dill
i
Ik-
i.rfiniir.
"Active
nrsolialloti
r(,r
(),,
pU,.
of
the
roail
will
await
Hie
return
of
Hon.
J.
I.
McLean.
minister
of
railway,
who
i
tour-
u.!f
Hi.-
mainland."
li...
..rM...l..r
.i.i.l
llml
l.r
uw
mnlile
lo
jiiifirni
the
reiMrl
that
-
;
;
,
,
ro
nr
a
nterc-l
were
iiecotm-
V
i.iirclia
"
b
or
M
"
l
Paeirie
''"Ml
l'W
"
ITI-ce
C.rVe
with
a
Mew
to
illiiklii
the
Koveninient
owned'
ii...
!,..
in.--
tl'.
U
'
undcrst.Ml
that
eiipiiie-r
nmi
kiiri
uiiiri
rinriiin
-
-
'-ma.nnii
rnnur
iwniwii,
M
'4lliallttJI
.AllllMllBI
will
le
in
lion
lenilory
this
summer
plaiuiuig
a
route
into
Ihe
Pence
Ititer
rouu-try.
"
A
ca-ii.il
remark
of
Sir
Henry
I
liiirnton.
president
of
the
liana-
dlnu
National,
Ihe
other
day
to,
the
effect
that
hi"?
company
had
ml
yet
been
asked
lo
take
ovee
Hie
P.O.I..
and
(hat
il
would
hardly
be
proper
lo
do
so
unless
loriiHilly
rciuested,
has
encouraged
the
provincial
p-ovcrn-mciil."
1
"
I.
lent
Haiti
Sukhdev
Sliifih
of
Pooueli.
who
was
iu.vl..l
with
inliiis
powers
in
India
in
IV'Ji
Is
nl
present
visiliuv
liiraland
REQUIRE
MEN
FOR
PRAIRIE
HARVEST
60,000
ARE
NEEDED
WINNIPKd,
July
1
1.
Westell.
Canada
will
rciilrc.
approxi
mately
twenty
p.r
cent
nmro
har-eslers
to
gainer
this
year's
crop
than
were
needed
last
year.
Some.
(10,000
men
will
have
lo
b-j
broughl
in
II
is
estimated.
FRENCH
ADVANCB
IlKin.lN,
.iTily
Fi.
rronoli
hoops
have
occupied
I
lie
hlir
inilulrial
city
of
Klberfeld
nf
tlie
oJe'o
of
the
ltulir
region,
PIUNCi:
ul'I'KHT,
H.C..
8
ATI..
1
1
DAY,
JHA
AIN
BEING
MADE
TO
SELL
ON
COAST
rillP
T
i
PITT
IP
J'IPIe,
J
Vfl
1
ItJ
VISITING
HERE
Tacoma
Boat
Is
on
Way
to
Sitka'
Skippered
by
Dr.
Rich
Tin1
pleasure
varhl
Hoscuiary.
of
1
aroma,
skippereii
hy
nr.
I..
V
Hich,
commodore
of
tin
Taromi
Yacht
Club,
with
a
party
of
nine)
People
aboard,
arrived
in
port
al
III
o'clock
this
moriiiu?
en
route
"'lka.
Alaska,
on
a
pleasure
ri
and
lied
up
at
the
Prince
Huimrt
Ynehl
Unit
wharr.
Dr
IHfli
report
mi
mi-Hh-ut
lrii
up
allhou-'h
a
heavy
-en
VVH
fncoUttlerl
lull?
yesterday
tfteriMnni
which
IH'CCs-jlal
"I
..iilli.iu
pulliiM
inln
lino
lleniiir
neeanic
Tiir
lor
tllirhol
ancnoi-
-
aw.
Oh
Ihe
trip
north
the
ya.
bt
Ke.rhika,.
where
,-ffojn
a
liUle
..r-
""X"-
I
be
ll-uf)
1
a
very
r...
...
of
pleasure
crnfl
and
nirjM-
tires
fifty
feet
Ions
by
a
Iwvlvr
fiMtl
beam,
and
i
powered
with
;i
3u
horse
Miwcr
Slerlinp
engine
....
...
,,,.,,
pnkMi'il
"
"
-i.
ii.i"
...
........
On
board
the
yacht
are
.lu.k.
iiii.I
Mr.
Cullell.
Sydney.
Montana:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
i.
Samuels
New
York
I'.jlj;
"Mr.
and
Mrs.
Al
rrieml.
and
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Ilich
'nini
ini
lloli.
of
'I
iirnmii.
"
TFNDFR
AWf)
FOR
REMOVAL
OF
BUILDING
Ten.lers
nre
being
asked
fur
removal
of
Hie
former
Provincial
(loYcrnniciil
court
house
which
has
been
purchased
by
the
local
Masonic
lo.ls.-e
and
will
be
moved
i
i
a
b.i
situated
al
Ihe
corner
of
Sixth
Ave.
Ikisl
and
Dowser
Sln-ct.
in
Ihe
near
future.
A
huililiuir
roiniuillee,
of
which
II.
V
(I.
I.epine
is
Ihe
secretary,
lias
Hie
Philter
in
liuu.l.
I
lie
liulliliug
will
he
uscl
as
lo.lce
iooiii
for
the
Tsiuiiseun
ami
Tyee
Lodges.
OFFICIAL
WILL
HELP
WELCOME
PRESIDENT
Usher
of
Slack
Rod
to
Have
Charno
of
Ceremonies
at
Vancouver
OTTAWA.
Juyl
1
1.-Colonel
I-.
.1,
Chainbeis,
usher
of
Ihe
I
black
rod,
left
for
Vancouver
lo
lake
charge
of
Ihe
ceremony
of
greeliiu
President
Harding
on
his
arrival
al
Vancouver.
I'lider
military
and
naval
uspices
Camilla's
welcome
will
bo
lea-dered
by
Hon.
Dr.
J.
II.
King,
federal
minister
of
public
works.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Chicago
ft,
llrooklyu
I.
SI.
bonis
0.
Iloslon
(.
Cincinnati
?0,
Philadelphia
,
Pillsburg
lo.
New
York
I,
American
League
New
York
II,
Chicago
I.
(Millailclphia
7,
Cleveland
10.
Ilnslmi
0,
Detroit
I.
Washington
H,
SI.
t.ouls
I.
Coast
League
Seattle
'!,
Varnon
I.
San
Francisco
II.
Sail
Lake
V.
I.os
Alleles.
0,
Sacrainenlo
5.
Purtluad
5,
Oakland
0.
TO
COMMUNICATE
DIRECT
WITH
The
Karl
and
LoiuUes
Ca-lle
Willi
their
voting
son
for
WONDERFUL
AIR
WEAPON
Huge
Airships
Will
Hover
Among
Clouds
and
Launch
Smaller
Craft
JZ
London
July
14
Keels
'
..
.
k.lnn
lllrf
In
flpal
,
i
v
"
y
-
Britain
for
huge
rigid
alr-
ships
which
will
hover
above
the
clouds
with
a
number
of
small
fighting
machines
on
board
ready
to
launch
at
a
foe,
says
an
aeronautical
expert
In
the
London
Dally
Chronicle.
The
task
of
these
new
machines
of
war,
he
says,
will
be
to
carry
aloft
to
Immerse
heights
and
to
transport,
If
necessary,
thousands
of
miles,
squadrons
of
swift,
deadly,
steel-built
"attack-planes."
These
will
be
launched
from
high
above
the
clouds,
and
will
rush
at
200
miles
an
hour
and
more
earthward
to
harry
other
aircraft
and
raid
the
commerce
of
the
seas.
"The
airships
will
have
the
power,
lacking
In
a
small
machine,"
the
writer
says,
"of
longdistance
flights
at
a
great
altitude,
while
on
the
other
hand,
the
small
plane.
they
carry
will
be
able
to
outriy
and
out-flght
any
machine
laden
for
a
long
Journey.
ANOTHER
BROTHER
OF
SHERIFF
JOHN
SHIRLEY
HAS
DIED
Late
Thomas
Shirley
Was
82
Years
of
Age
and
Died
on
the
Farm
he
Was
Born
on
Near
Ottawa
Another
seal
around
Hi
hearthstone
of
Ihe
pioneer
Shir
ley
family
of
Ontario,
of
which
Sheriff
John
Shirley
of
this
city
Is
a
member,
has
been
ma.le
va
cant
through
the
recent
death
oi
the
.second
oldest
brothel'
Thomas
Shirley.
Sheriff
Shirley
has
received
the
sad
news
of
his
brother'
death
on
June
UH
al
the
age
of
8
years.
The
bile
Thomas
Shirley
pass,
ed
nway
at
Montague,
near
pi-lawn,
on
the
farm
on
which
"
ho
was
born.
During
Ids
long
life,
he
had
never
been
al
any
great
length
from
his
birthplace.
He
was
a
great
graiHfalher.
Of
the
original
family
of
ten,
only
tliree
brother!
are
now
living
.William
Shirley,
aged
8ii,
llu?
oldest,
in
Michigan;
Sheriff,
John
Shirley
of
Ibis
city,
TV;
ami
Isaac
Shirley.
Melcairc.
Out.
OS,
the
youmjesl
of
the
family.
li,
IJl'3.
YMUrdir't
Clr'llMn
1S7B
Slewarl
arriving
in
America
a
three
months
lour.
.
f
Mt4
t444t
4
GREAT
SPEED
IN
4
AERIAL
DERBY
FOR
.
THE
KING'S
CUP
LONDON.
July
II.
W.
T.
'Courlney
won
Hie
HUH
mile
aerial
Derby
Tor
the
Kind's
Cup.
romplclinv
x
.
A.
co'-ifsc
al
an
average,
speeil
oi
I
kt'.i
inifes
"an
hour,
an
inerea-e
of
nearly
twenty
miles
an
hour
ta
'
over
Ihe
previous
best
lime.
BBBSBHBii
m
Senator
Duncan
I
.
Fletcher
or
llu
Lulled
Slates,
who
sailed
cm
the
Leviathan's
maiden
trip
in
order
to
keep
u
check
on
expenditures.
PRINCESS
CHARLOTTE
COMING
NEXT
WEEK
Crack
C.P.R.
Liner
Is
Bringing
an
Overflow
Crowd
of
Alaska
Tourists
Two
C.
P.
II.
tourist
steamer-"
wilt
reach
port
next
week
bound
,FDGAR
FAWCETT
OF
iroin
Vancouver
to
souiueasierii
Alaska
with
heavy
bookings
of
cx-1
cursiouists.
j
The
Princess
Alice
will
arrivt'i
on
Monday
morning
ami
Ihe
Princess
Charlotte
on
Friday.
The'
latter
ship
is
making
.miking
a
a
i
special
special
ex
ex-
Ira
run
on
ac
f,
1
,
'lCt
I
li
ii
I
I
In
111
liep
lU'ii
liil
liiinlu
Vlien
and
Louise,
will
not
be
able
to,
handle
all
Ihe
July
tourists,
This
will
be
the
first
and
only
call
of
teresting
slories
to
the
nev-Ihe
Charlolte
here
this
year
un-
papers
hout
comlitiuus
In
the
less
another
special
excursion
is
arranged.
Vancouver
paper
reported
that
the
men
of
the
O.ti'.M.M.
steamer
Canadian
Scottish
would
walk
olT
the
ship
on
arrival
here
ami
join
wilh
the
strikers
against
Hie
contpany.
This
Is
not
Iho
ease.
The
men,
It
Is
reported.
will
slay
with
the
ship
at
least
'ill
he(
reaches
Vuneuuvt-r.
Stmt
!
4ZS.
Prince
Rupert
Will
Talk
Direct
with
Victoria
and
Other
Southern
j
Points
by
Wireless
says
Haughton
'
VICTOIUA,
July
1
f.
With
the
object
of
increasing,
the
efficiency
or
the
wireless
service
on
the
Hritisli
Columbia
coast,
the
Dominion
government
will
this
summer
change
Ihe
apparatus
al
Ihe
(ionzulcs
Mill,
Hull
Harbor,
Alert
Hay
and
Prince
Ilu-perl
stations
from
Ihe
spark
lo
the
continuous
wave
system,
according
to
an
aiinouncemeiit
by
E.
J.
Ilaughtoii,
superintendent
of
radio-telegraphs
for
Hrilish
Columbia.
This
would
mean
increased
nuige
for
all
Ihese
stations,
and
u
general
speeding
up
of
the
government
wireless
servke
on
this
roast.
Mr
Haughton
slated.
When
the
change
had
been
made
(ionzah
Hill
would
be
able
lo
communicate
din-ct
with
Prince
Itupert.
he
said.
Al
present
il
U,
nee'ssar'
t
relay
nn'ssafres
be-j
I
ween
these
points.
.No
chance!
will
made
at
the
Point
tircy!
jslalion
for
the
present.
Continuous
wave
transmission
'mid
receiving
is
a
ureal
improve-
meiil
over
Hie
spark
system,
and
is
he
in-'
u.lople.l
in
nearly
all
parts
or
Die
world.
The
siuvrn-
itiieul
wished
Ho
!.C.
Coast
er-
!ice
lo
lie
thoroughly
up
lo
date,
Alan,
I
is
therefore
making
the
.change,
liauvhloii
declared.
Another
factor
which
had
a
te-arius
on
briugini;
about
the
ehniiae
was
Hie
fact'
that
a
large
U,..i.l.r
,lf
rifcli...
l.ll..i"u.t'"i
uppjies
.
.
ePM(;
lu
I.V
t
-
-
j
I
iogging
companies,
paper
mills.
(mines
and
other
industrial
enter-
prists.
Mr.
Ilaiizlilou
slatcil
Ihese
stations
were
on
Hie
in-rrcusf
ainl
tleiiiaudeil
a
speeding
np
of
communication
and
in
creased
range
.1
the
volume
or
business
ofrcring
was
lo
le
successfully
handled.
Owins
to
it
romparative
initial
cheapness
and
Ihe
fact
that
it
eliminated
heavy
overhead,
radio
was
appealing
more
and
more
to
Ihe
operators
of
large
industries,
I,,.
s.,j,
The
new
apparatus
will
be
Hie
four-valve
type
with
an
input
of
K.000
watts.
This
type
or
uppar-
atus
was
expected
to
do
a
large
volume
of
work
more
efficiently
than
a
l5.ono.wutt
spark
set,
Mr.
Haughton
said.
ISWEDISH
PULP
AND
PAPER
MAN
IS
HERE
,
!R.
Pnarsnn
StiiHwInn
Ranaril.n
Methods
In
Industry
Will
Visit
Ocean
Falls
and
Powell
River
11.
Pearson,
a
pulp
ami
paper
man
from
Sweden,
is
visiting
the
city,
having
arrived
here
Tsler
-
day
morning.
He
will
be
here
""w
miU
-''e
usning
fur
several
.lavs
and
will
laler.l,as
particularly,
good
both
visit
Ihe
Falls
and
Powell
lliver''11
lvl'r"
"a
n-
plants.
Mr.
Pearson
is
studying
w.ll.i..U
It.
II...
i,,.
I.,
.lint-
.
ni,t
,1,1
,,,,',,
,11
I.1UU.'.
I
J
..V
V
is
also
taking
the
opportunity
to
look
over
the
country
generally.
VICTORIA
DIES;
WAS
HISTORIC
AUTHORITY!
i
VICTOIUA,
July
II.
-
Edgar
Fvveett
a
resident
ol
Victoria
lor
,,,
fllp
MM
m"1
15
llM
,"',e
eari
""'.but
it
is
not
unite
limit'
up
up
to
the
t20
r.ii
l
Mr.
II
.....
..
I.
I.I.
.
..!..
..t
no(e
and
he
often
contributed
in-
early
days.
During
his
residence
in
Ihe
province
he
saw
Victoria
grow
from
little
more
than
a
vlllag
and
Vancouver
come
inlo
existence.
BIRTH
There
was
born
at
Hie
Anyox
hospital
on
July
It
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
Morrison
of
Alice
Arm,
a
daughter.
PRICK
FIVE
GENTS.
P.G.E.
VICTORIA
LIQUOR
HELD
UP
BY
STATES
Consignment
Valued
at
$100,000
on
Vancouver
Dock
Bound
For
Yukon
VANCOUVER,
July
1
1
r.eorgu
Black,
M.P.
Tor
Hie
Yukon,
wh
)
is
leaving
today
rorun:e
com;
menleil
liillerly
on
(he
(fniled
Stales
rerusal
lo
permit
the
Yukon's
liquor
supply
lo
be
shipped
aeros
Hie
panhandle
of
Alaska,
lie
pointed
out
that
now
lying
al,,
Vancouver
"
l"0.(o
mSyliai
lo
be
laken
round
llehriug
Sea
and
down
Ihe
Yukon
river,
a
distance
of
1,00(1
miles
when
all
that
intervenes
between
Canada
and
the
Yukon
is
a
twenty
mile
strip
of
American
territory.
FISHING
STILL
IS
IMPROVING
Skeena
Canneries
Averaging
Close
to
Fifty
to
Boat
For
Week
OTHER
PLACES
VARY
Rivers
Inlet
and
Smith
Inlet
Very
Good
With
Bella
Coo
I
a
and
Klmsquit
Poor
Iteports
received
today
from
the
Wl-n.kBh.i
fllt'nn
rut
mi
I
I
fit
it
wyv
atch
m.lioate,.
that
it
Is
steadily
improving,
'flMierme'i
averaged
about
10
SOckejeS
to
the
boat
and
they,
are
also
catch-
in?
some
humpbacks,
Sprinsr
salmon
are
still
being
taken
and
everything
now
points
lo
u
success
lul
season.
Further,
details
or
the
fishing
ii,,.M"'
fol"l"'ir
lart
or
the
dis-
let
where
about
130
fish
to
the
I'O.
II
have
been
taken
on
good
days.
At
divers
Inlet
one
boat
gol
308
fish,
a
record
catch.
At
Delia
Coolu
ami
Kiinsquil
the
nut
so
far
isr
only
"fair,
while
al
Filzhugh
Sound
it
is
average,
about
nrty
Hsh
lo
the
boat
being
(ukeu.
Everywhere
in
Hie
,soulh
Ihe
weather
comlilioiis
have
been
ravorable.
The
pack
this
year
al.
divers
l,ol"R
No
fish
are
being
caught
there
exce.il
sockeye
so
far.
Old
Timers'
Picnic
DIGBY
ISLAND
Sunday,
July
15
Adults,
50c;
Children,
25c
Everybody
Welcome
I:
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T,
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