MUCH
ACTIVITY
LUMBER
MILLS
Foftit
Fire
Situation
Mvch
Improved
as
Result
of
Recent
Rains
i'
situation
l.k
very
pot!
in
a
fif
Uno'iMiiiil
ami,
I
-,
..!!
hpttvv
rain
atnli
Ui.
firpls
In
I
u
known
In
ltr
IrtiMiiiii?
in
r
ililru
l
now.
l
i
up
thr
KdwaiM.H.i
valky
north
of
Kit-wajiBa
ami
i
not
wry
serious.
M
Sharkry
r-Krls
Kreat
nc-
llv
t.i
Iokbuis
tun
I
PIllllllE
ii
l
n
.n.ir.
The
luill
arc
n.sli-
.-:
kvI
out
Ihr
Hrxt
export
'
a
i'
iH
io
Jjipai.
niol
IpsMp.
'
p
l-
ami
oile
ponlrnrl
are
-
1'llp.l
1
Nrrody
riiKncH
"
"h
!in.riiip
iipluolry
Is
cr
SKIPPER
OF
SHIP
DISAPPEARS
WHEN
ON
WAY
TO
THE
BRIDGE
FltA.VCIStU).
July
7
-tiP'.
tin-
Itril
if
ti
stcniiitT
lorcn
f
"in
Dajri-ii
arrived
ul
Manila
lo-Hav
rppnrliil
Unit
her
rap-a;
ll-upy
Hope,
had
dlsappenr-r
fr
the
nlBlil
of
July
3
lie
'.
M'i'ii
walklnir
lowanl
Ihe
1
it'
Inii
hr
net
er
nrrivpd
there
l
had
not
liccii
hihmi
since.
He
J
wed
known
on
thu
Pacific
MINISTERS
COMING
TONIGHT
AND
WILL
GO
ON
TO
ISLANDS
"on
T.
I.
Paltullo.
minister
or
''s.
nii-l
lion.
Ir.
NV.
H.
Sulher-''iil.
ininlsler
of
public
works,
nrric
from
the
Interior
on
afternoon'
train.
They
will
I'Mrpss.
a
public
.meeting
Ihls
'"tiiutt
after
which,
either
lo-"ulit
or
early
lomorrow
uiorninu.
"i''y
will,
sail
on
Ihe
forestry
launch
"Leila
II."
for
the
Ouccti
"luirliitlc
Ulamls.
Ihe
pinty
iioIiik
to
Ihe
Islands
"ill
Include
besides
Mr,
lMiltullo
and
Dr.
Sunreilaiid.
1'.
I'hllip,
lilef
piikIiUmt
or
.
Ihe
public
oiks
depurliujeut,
Major
IU
M.
laylor.
district
engineer,
Norman
Watt,
secietury
lo
Mr.
Paltullo,
umJ
M
V.
McCaffery.
Mial
John
I..
L-wi,
international
president
of
Ihr
I'.MAV.A.
bad
hi
ai-iit
wmwlli
"f
green
releted
II,.
Irtel
Id
I
lhp
nrpulKp
of
Uim.
IhLp
imiuedialp
!
st.aVv.
n.UIaul
iUrti
!
wt.rk
wi.
ilTSM.
PRESIDCMT
REACHES
KETCHIKAN
TODAY
W
illinm
liiiuuhrl
llanl-
inc.
the
day.
and
kail
In
IJip
firsl
prpsiilenl
of
I
oiled
Stairs
b
visit
Ala-ka
whilP
hidilinp
or-flpp.
will
arrivp
at
Kel-clnkaii
Mils
evenins
on
the
Army
TniHsprl
llpndpr-mhi
iicpimllnp
to
advices
received
bv
wireless
reiilenl
Hardin?
his
parly
will
sjipimI
-i'tcml
hours
in
Ketchi-
atol
will
Mien
pnoeed
Juneau,
The
capital.
Two
weeks
will
be
speiil
III
Alaska...
and
Hie
president
i.
due
in
Vancouver
on
July
-.'0.
RUSSIANS
SAID
TO
BE
dpp
Mrpr
lr
hprf
m.i
f.i-.lpr.
I
lift
nlorninir
"'.
Iwi
wlrrj
from
AlUw-
t
I,,.
rrluni
from
oV-,''"
M
to.
1'rr.Wriil
l.iiiu-.i.ne
fprlltm
Irlp
up
Hip
w'
l"l
H"
pIHos
Mrlkp
i"Hni;upflnally
a
t
infalion
fHp
I
si,r.
.Ulr.1
llml
up
r'"'inc
asrrpmpiii
I-Iwpph
IH-'i.rrp
Iia.1
'
liM,lrtPl
Id
ami
Hip
IpI
rl
r.M-
;..
-
Hi
aMin
iM
Ih.-'panlp-.
ITm-iMirlK-IipppIo
ali."
i
Ihr
Inmair
hul
h-n
hP
"aM.
"violalwl
Hip
i.rlnriplr.
May
a
(4HSPniui
mUpip
of
Hip
I'.MAV.A."
ul
Ihrrp
kbiMiltl
W
no'
f.,i
.
ul.ll.
ndliHi:
w
lanii.
TIippp
l
only,
COMING
TO
CANADA
VICJOIIIA,
July
7.
The
Tones
.
i
r.ww.t
mi-
hj
Unlay
II
irmiii-n
iin
lhoratie
sources
witen
me
im.
Hrcsiilenl
Jackson
docket!
ncre
yesterday
Unit
Ihree
tliousaml
e-
li-cted
Hiisstans,
recruneu
irom
among
thousands
of
refugees
lioni
Siberia
and
now
congre-
Kftled
ul
the
more
poimlous
een-trl?s
of
Ihe
Far
Hast
will
cross
Ihe
I'acific
lo
Canada
as
settlers.
So
rar
as
is
known
by
tne
mrni
departmeiit
or
(!
Dominion
immigration
kit
Ice
no
provision
I-m'ade
lo
permil
Ihe
entry
of
such
n
large
contingent
or
llussians
into
this
country.
PROSECUTE
DESERTERS
I
ON
LINER
LEVIATHAN!
LONDON,
July
7.
-Upon
Iho
arrival
of
the
new
Lulled
Slate
liner
Leviathan,
Hritlsh
shipping
li.lerests
unuoiince
they
intend
lo
prosecute
hundreds,
of
members
of
the
crew
for
alleged
desertion
from
Ui
itisli
liils.
Nf.k
T
g
D
ic
wits
;::
(he
world's
mgh
hcvyweigh)
lilie
from
Hattling
Siki
on
SI.
tias
s.g'ir'l
or
it
return
loi;t
w
,h
the
Sengalese.
MrTigue
will
re-re
e
abo
t
xlto(lu(l
for
Irs
ccd
of
Ihe
purse.
af
Billion
Wheat
Crop
Makes
-
Pacific
Elevators
and
Low
Rates
Necessary
says
Edmonton
Paper
SALMON
PACK
BIG
SO
FAR
Eicesrfs
Last
Year
to
Present
Date
But
Not
Equal
to
Four
Years,
Ago
Reports
from
the
Skeena
River
today
Indicate
that
the
sockeyes
havo
been
running
well
this
week.
While
they
have
not
come
as
fast
as
during
the
big
run
four
years
ago,
they
are
more
numerous
than
last
year
or
the
year
before.
Weather
.conditions
have
been
good
and
this
has
made
It
possible
to
secure
a
good
catch.
So
far
the
catch
has
been
confined
almost
wholly
to
sockeyts
and
spring
salmon.
Cohoes
are
eipected
to
begin
to
arrive
next
week.
Most
of
the
fishing
so
far
has
been
done
outside
the
river
In
Chatham
Sound
but
as
the
season
advances
more
and
more
the
fish
will
bo
caught
after
they
enter
the
stream.
CEYLON
SENDS
CASH
TO
BRITAIN
TO
PAY
SHARE
IN
WAR
COSTS
Writer.
Says.
lhat.
Government.
Should
Provide
Elevators
at
Vancouver
and
Prince
Rupert
as
was
Done
in
East
!
Thaf
Ihe
wIhmI
crop
on
the
llanadiun
prairies
is
likely
lo
be
a
million
and
a
hull
bushels
greater
tins
year
Ihan
la.-l
and
(hat
proper
elevator
aci
ommodation
should
be
provided
lo
ship
that
grain
villi
equalized
rales
from
Vancouver
and
Prince
Hupert
is
the
subject
mailer
or
an
editorial
in
Ihe
Kdmoulou
Bulletin
Wednesday
of
this
week.
The
writer
of
Ihe
article
tells
or
the
wheal
prospecls,
slating
thai
Hie
grain
i
heading
out
and
lhat
everything
jKiiuls
lo
a
half
billion
crop
Ihis
year
a
against
a
three
hundred
and
f
i
fly
llioo-aiid
bushel
crop
lal
year.
This
inrrease
will
lend
lo
depress
priees
and
everything
should
be
done
to
make
it
eay
for
the
rar-nirr
to
rare
for
and
market
hi
crop
at
Ihe
lowest
possible
cost.
The
article
stales
thai
the
cot
of
shipping
by
Ihe
w?teni
roule
is
fixe
rents
a
bushel
higher
than
Ihr
e.ilern
route
whereas
they
should
lie
the
same.
I.aSt
year
Ithe,
racililies
were
laxed
lo
Inc.
'full
in
carrying
Ihe
grain
offcr-
iftisr
and
tills
year
they
will
be
overlaxed.
The
provision
nl
Van
'mover
Is
inadeiiuatc
and
at
i
Prince
lluperl
there
i
no
equip.
I.......
r...
I.n,i.lliiiiv
Hi,,
itmn
Il,iiliir
vlinolil
lll
built
bv
the
transportation
companies,
or
pens
in
Ihe
world's
markets.
by
Ihe
Dominion,
il
is
urged.
Just
It
is
pointed
out
that
the
ele
u
was
ilone
in
the
I'.asl.
"Ile.lviilor
accommodation
at
Van
dure
westbound
railroad
rales
nnd'eouver
existing
and
in
conlem-
provitle
suitable
and
adequate
storage
and
Iransrer
accommodation
at
Vancouver
ami
Hupert.
'flip
ocean
rate
rrom
Vancouver
to
lUil.n.MllO.
July
7.
Ojlou's
Liverpool
is
nl
least
as
low;
as
the
There
is
no
accommodation
u-..
...
rinorisliiiiir
ron-
lake,
rail
and
ocean
'rale
from
whatever
at
I'rihre
Itunert.
As
Ihe
.liln.ii
This
year
s
budget
shows'
Foi
l
William
lo
Liverpool.
'needed
accommodation
cannot
be
..
.
i,
.,r
i
:t
nnn
noil
runees
of
whelher
by
way
of
Montreal
or
provided
by-private
enterprise
H
wiinli
.1000
110(1
will
be
sent
lo
New
Yolk.
Transportation
condi-'is
urged
that
the
Dominion
gov-
i.....
i..
I..,
i..
in,.
rol
of
lh.
lions
heing
as
favorable
between
.eminent
should
do
it.
The
Hues
wnl.
il'.dmonton
amfVancouver
or
Hu-
tion
is
asked
why
should
Atlantic
norts
be
orovided
w'ith
elevalors
PUBLIC
MEETING
Empress
Theatre,
8
p.m.
Tonight,
July
7
V
SPEAKERS
HON,
T.
D.
PATTULLO-
-Minister
of
Lands.
HON.
DR.
SUTHERLAND
Minister
of
Publlo
Works.
FRED
STORK
Member
for
Skeena.
This
is
Dr.
Hullieiluiid's
firsl
public
appearance
hero
and
many
will
wish
lo
hear
him.
mtI
as
between
Kduioutou
aim
"orl
William,
Hie
same
rales
per
uile
per
bushel
should
apply.
n
thing
horl
of
thai
is
injus-ici'
mid
discrimination.
The
farmers
of
tin
West
have
a
right
'
expect
that
discrimination
will
li
renioved
by
parliament
laying
dowp
Ihe
principle
for'lhe
guid-inee
or
Ihe
railway
commission
that
under
equal
coudilious
o
service
equal
rates
must
prevail,
five
ceuls
a
bushel
on
a
hundred
million
bushel
crop
is
rive
million
dollars.
The
Tanners
or
Alberta
will
need
lhat
money
H
they
are
to
pull
even
n
Ihe
crop
now
in
ight
unless
the
unrorseen
hap.
plalioii
is
not
sufficient
lo
handle
one
tenth
or
the
part
or
the
western
grain
that
would
find,
its
cheapest
outlet
at
that,
port.
and
Ihe
Pacific
jktIs
be
expected
to
build
their
own?
Ihe
ques
tion
isUo
get
sufficient
elavnlor
accommodation
in
time
to
haudl?
the
big
crop
this
year
BASEBALL
SCORES
American
League
Hnston
3,
Cleveland
5.
New
York
5,
SI.
Loni.-
:
(Others,
rain)
National
League
Piltsburg
2,
Philadelphia
5.
(Others
rain)
Coast
League
Sail
Lake
5,
Los
Angeles
.
Sacramento
5,
San
yianeisco
3
Venum-Portland
(rain).
Oakland
0,
Seattle
2.
clubs
and
even
'drug
storps
Vancouver
are
selling
liquor
low
the
priees
charged
government
stores.
y
I
Whan
You
Want
A
TAXI
WTOFISH
MARKET
99
Phono
671.
in
a
hurry
FOR
THE
PIC-NIC.
Jellied
Tongues,
Boiled
Ham,
Phone
Roast
Ham
with
dressing,
Beit
Cars
and
Beit
Servlc
PRINCE
RUPERT
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
In
the
City.
lUUt
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Out
of
Town
Orders
Solicited
vol
XIII.,
N
5f
PHINCK
Hl'PKItT.
H.U.,
SATIHDAY,
Jl'IA
7,
102X
VMttrdtr'i
Clrcultllon,
1604
lrt
Stlx
290.
PHICE
FIVE
CENTS.
STRIKE
NOVA
SCOTIA
LOOKS
SERIOUS
EDMONTON
PAPER
URGES
BUILDING
ELEVATOR
HERE
10
HANDLE
BIG
CROP
Strike
Leaders
Arrested
in
Nova
Scotia
and
More
Troops
being
sent
there
i
1.
v
r
i
SYliNKY.
t'l"'
Hrclon.
July
7
Attorney
(ieiietvl
W.
J,
,.
Nn.
i
Sroiiu
ordered
Hie
urrcl
of
President
lin
mid
Sei
relary
J.
II.
M,i
lm
lil.ui
f
(lie
I
tided
Mine
li-lrnl
JM1.
where
I
lit
miner
are
lrik.ing
in
sympulhy
:
ihe
sinking
sl'el
worker.
M
.,.
ia
hlan'f
lellrr.
armsing
I
lie
provincial
iolire
of
brutal
fT,n(
4
woman
ami
children
in
dispersing
Ihr
crowd,
was
T
1
pddioii
mid
Livingstone
arrested
also
because
d
.'oiues
of
A
lo
oilier
districts.
I
he
men
w
ho
were
rrr.lci
wliil
directing
an
cx-
reulivr
meeting
of
-tnkrrs.
were
l)MUn
in
Sydney
jail
and
will
be
enl
In
Halifax
today.
Hail
w
refined.
Tlii
lrika
otherwise
w
Willi-
oul
incident
ypslerdav.
More
troops
arp
being
senl
from
various
military
district
including
memlpr
uf
former
Canadian
ex
peditionary
fortes
without
uni
form.
S
V
I
KY.
X
-S
.
A
rIhiii
nepmen
I
Beer
Clubs
in
Vancouver
are
now
Selling
Hard
Liquor
says
Newspaper
Article
in
that
City
YANUOl'VKR,
July
7.
That
one
of
Ihe
prjvate
liquor
ex-lorf
hones
i
supplying
hanl
liquor
lo
beer
clubs
here
lifter
the
liquor
control
l.uanl
had
cut
off
ihe
supply
and
that
it
i
easy
lo
gel
whiskey
in
many
clubs
is
charged
in
a
slory
printed
in
the
Vancouver
World.
The
newspaper
quotes
one
beer
club
proprieloi
as
saying
he
would
be
comjiell'd
to
extend
his
slock
lo
include
liquors
as
well
as
beer
in
order
lo
hold
his
members
who
were
drifting
lo
olher
clubs
where
liquor
could
be
got.
There
are
about
70
licensed
beer
clubs
in
Vancouver.
None
are
supposed
lo
ell
hanl
liquor
and
the
privilege
if
purchasing
liquor
on
niemoers
permits
i
denied
proprietor
of
those
clubs.
Hut
Ihe
World
says
the
sab1
ops
o,n
briskly
of
liquor
bearine
no
ifoverniiient
seal
and
on
which
i
no
duty
has
lwcn
paid.
!
An
official
of
tins
liquor
ronlrol
Organization
Would
be
Able
board
is
quoted
as
saying
that
Dictate
Policy
Owing
to
in!
at!
by
Hi-
HOSTILITIES
YET
GREEKS.ANDJ3JRKS..
HEAVY
FIGHTING
SOFIA,
July
7.
A
report
from
Constantinople
says
the
Greeks
attempted
to
land
a
regiment
at
Kara-Burum
near
the
Dardanelles
and
the
Turks
repulsed
them
after
heavy
fighting.
There
were
many
casualties
on
both
sides.
A
Turkish
torpedo
boat
sank
a
Greek
ship
and
many
were
drowned.
FREIGHTER
REDONDO
UNLOADED
FISH
OIL
lug
from
.3.30
lo
from
Ketchikan
here
for
AMUNDSEN
ABANDONS
FLIGHT
OVER
POLE
NOME.
July
7.
Itaold
Amund
sen
has
definitely
abandoned
the
proposed
flight
across
the
North;
Pole.
according
to
(iuuuar,
Kaasen.
the
explorer
s
dog
team
driver,
wjio
arrived
here
yesler-,
day
on
the
schooner
sea
won
from
Koetzebue
and
Wninwright.
CANADIAN
SCOTTISH
COMES
TUESDAY
TO
DOCK
AT
THIS
PORT
W-rd
w
us
'
received
at
the
dry
dock
today
dial
Hie
C.O.M..M.
freighter
Canadian
Scottish
would
I'
Ifere
on
Tuesday
Tor
her
annual
overhaul
and
inspection.
As
the
Canadian
Scottish-was
'
built
at
Ihis
port,
naturally
Prince
Hupert
people
lake
more
than
passing
interest
in
her.
G.W.V.A.
COES
FAVOR
UNION
Large
Membership
to
prices
winch
imiicate
that
no
..vwit
v
r.n.
July
i.
unani.
government
impost
has
been
paid
nious
approval
of
a
proposal
to
and
which
are
considerably,
be-
amalgamate
ex-.efvice
associa-
Hons
throughout
the
Dominion
and
Ihe
election
of
Dr.
I.
W.
Sharpe.
who
has
been
acting
president
since
the
resignation
of
Itobert
Maxwell
featured
yesterday
morning's
sesion
of
the
Orrat
War
Vetcrans'-ABoeialioii-:
convention.
The
convention
went
on
record
favoring
amalgamation
with
only
one
dissentient
voice.
;
Controversial
issues
raised
in
yesterday's
discussion
regarding
:the
demand
of
the
rand
Army
of
(Veterans
as
the
price
of
amalgamation
were
covered
in
a
(rlause
of
the
resolution
passed,
i
staling
lhat
all
agreed
on
the
I
necessity
to
national
solidarity
jyet
believed
Ihe
determination
of
a
muiually
acceptable
policy
should
not
precede
but
follow
amalgamation.
All
questions
of
interior
economy
'must
be
placed
in
the
hands
of
the
Dominion
amalgamated
executive.
The
(question
of
future
policy
several
Alaska
Navigation
Co.'s
Steamer
speakers
pointed
out
is
pracli-
Was
In
Port
Today
With
335
ically
m
Hie
hands
or
Ihe
(JAVA
.A.
Barrels
For
Transship-
as
it
far
outnumbers
other
vct-mcnt
East
jeran
bodies
in
the
Dominion.
!
Dr.
W.
D.
Sharpe.
acting
pres-
The
Alaska
Navigation
Co.'s
idenl
for
the
ensuing
year,
and
freighter
lledondtfr
Oapt.
John
Colonel
James
McAra
of
.Regina,
Jolianspii,
was
in
port
this.
morn-;
first
vice-president,
with
Capt.
8.30,
o'clock
Ian
McKetuie
of
Vancouver,
sec-
unloadmg
33.Vond
vice-president.
l.tirrMl
if
liMrrlfiir
oil
for
lrMv.
(diipuient
Kasl
over
Ihe
Canadian
National
lluilways.
The
t'rgo
was
unloaded
at
the
lumber
wharf
and
the
vessel
sailed
from
Seattle.
GREAT
ACTIVITY
SWANSON
BAY
About
100,000
Feet
a
Day
Being
Used
In
Lumber
and
Pulp
The
Whalcn
Pulp
&
Paper
Co.
is
busier
al
Swanson
Hay
today
than
it
ever
was
before
according
to
Tljomas
Clarke,
Junior
forester
for
this
district
who
returned
to
the
city
from
that
point
yes
terday
afternoon.
The
lumber
mill
is
(he
chief
source
of
activity
at
this
lime.
Spruce
is
being
rul
in
large
quantities
and
a
great
deal
of
it
is
being
shipped
to
the
eastern
states,
especially
Minnesota,
by
way
of
the
car
ferry
and
Prince
Hupert.
Hrtwceu
the
lumber
mill
and
the
pulp
mill.
100,000
feet
a
day
is
being
handled
at
Swansou
Hay.
In
addition
to
the.
Iu'iiiIht
and
pulp
mill,
the
shingle
mill
is
also
going
strong,
Mr.
Clarke
reports.
Mr.
Clarke
has
been
at
Swan-,sou
Hay
Tor
several
weeks
re
lieving
as
forest
ranger.
II.
(irilten
lias
now
been
transferred
from
Vancouver
district
to
jSvvanson
Hay
to
succeed
Vv
(J,
.lleiinlug,
who
resigned,
as
dis
trict
forester.
.
-.'
Advertise
in
'he
Dally
News.