u
teim
omciniiy
aiinouurcu-
GASOLINE
RATE
WAR
STARTINGj
Price
In
Lot
Angeles
Today
Is:
12c
and
In
a
Day
or
So
Will
be
10c
1.08
AN'OELES.
July'
IV.
Pre
diction
Dial
llie
price
of
ga-o
line
reduced
lo
twelve
rents
n
gallon
by
iiiilrHiulent
dealers
w
itibl
fall
to
leu
cents
willnu
i
lay
or
Iwo
were
made
loilay.
The
large
companies
are
I
ill
seRin
at
IVc
u
gallon
ami
Ibe
-mailer
ne
in
u
rale
war
among
Hirm-
..i..
i.
...ii..
i.
......
i
thai
Hie
lar.'e
rumpauic
are
uilleiing
Ibe
plan
to
fix
the
price
no
low
Ilia!
llie
iinlepciiil-iiln
cannot
meel
ll.
JIM
JEFFRIES
IS
IN
PULPIT
Preaches
In
Los
Angelea
Planning
World
Tour
llij
t
Vl
1
l.'l
I..I..
Ill
(fainilllllg
Hie
people
iii
in.-while
race
lo
promote
the
highest
simulant
of
clvilUallou.
TENNIS
TEAM
CHOSEN
TO
MEET
JAPAN
IN
rviifin
Piin
PAltTCCT
Liverpool,
July
ty.-
Slrikin?
dockworkcr
here
relumed
lo
work
this
uf-leriioini.
Al
IlirkiMilieail,
Hit-
mm
are
still
out
but
Ibey
expert
lo
resume
work
tomorrow.
No
de-ny
i-
considered
likely
in
Hie
khIIiii
of
ti.tin--.M-lantlr
llner
EASTERNEOLOGIST
IN
CITY
ON
WAY
TO
BIG
SMITHERS
MINE
Mr.
A
la
n
M.
Ila'cioan.
gcologit
on
llo-
staff
of
Yale
Inlvcrsity.
New
Haven,
Omit.,
i
in
the
rity
today
on
hi
way
to
t
lie
DutM'
Mine.
Smither.
which
he
will
vlil
in
a
consulting
capacity.
He
crrivnl
from
the
south
on
(he
Prince
Rupert
jcMerday
nml
wnl
Icaw
for
I
lie
interior
touiulil.
It.
V.
YVntkiu
of
Seattle
i
a1o
in
Hie
cily
eu
route
to
Hie
Hulhic
Mine-
where
he
will
put
ill
nil
Kicroiintiug
s"ilem.
ZJZ
.JOSHUA
BROWN
DIES
RESULT
OF
EXPLOSION
This
Makes
the
Third
Death
as
Result
of
Accident
on
FUh-In
Boat
at
Kitkatla
Johua
llrown,
u
Kilkallu
In
illaii
who
wat
hailly
biiriieil
in
an
exotooioii
on
the
fishiuir
boat
Kvotiual
recenlly.
died
thin
morn
Iln
nl
Hie
(ieneial
Hospital,
lie
Former
World's
Champion
Bowr
y'l'
r
"t
-
.
,
I
hi
U
Ihe'tlilrd
death
n
a
rr
ttull
of
llm
accident.
A
boy
went
down
wllh
the
boat,
and
Ibis
l
the
xecond
man
lo
die
in
hospital.
,
'
i
,
,The
H.t:.
t'ndeilakern
-
t:..
.laineN
JeiTerles.
fiirnier
hcay-l'"1'
1
weight
boxing
ehamploii
of
Hie
wnilil,
repoiled
mum)
lime
ago
i
.
.
t
..
.
i
i.i
r
u.
in-
preparing
mm
um-
..im.i
rillktrc
1
IVCt
V
an
evangeliol.
will
preaeli
here
M(J
LHANbL
LIKtLl
in
llie
Women'H
l.liiistlan
leiii-peranco
I'liion
lemide
tomorrow
night
on
"The
llesloiallon
of
l'alestine
lo
(he
Jcwm."
Jeflfprle
ohms
a
world
tour
IN
LIQUOR
LAWS
IS
haw
I
he
funeral
nmiliKcmcnl!)
In
hand.
OPINION
AT
VICTORIA
VICTORIA,
July
tv.
-In
view
of
preaching
the
iloclrine
of
am
L
Hcfiin
of
0
,
Mul.
tolia
in
luiuing
down
the
proposal
lo
allow
the
sale
of
beer
and
light
wines
in
hotels
nnd.resluur-ants,
il
Is
not
likely
Ihat
the
itiiesllou
will
become
a
leglsla
1AYld
lUr
tUll
ILOI
interested
in
jhe
trade
but
will.
Hlllle
'effect..
lafe
Hii
itfleriOMin.
j
lr.
Mrl'liei-
said
he
had
lrae-;
led
a
(iml
deal
in
Hie
eat
while
iway.
He
had
attended
luncheons
;it
Chicago,
Montreal.
Hamilton
mid
other
places
and
everywhere!
he
found
jieople
keen
lo
know
ahoul
this
province,
and
they
were
particularly
iulernslrd
in
limber.
When
Iravellin?
across
the
onliiieul
no
limber
whs
visible
anywhere,
yel
in
It.C.
I
here
wn
iuiher
everywhere.
It
was
what
i
people
were
looking
for
today.
I
The
lloelor
also
lalked
with
a!
orofes'or
of
geology
at
one
of
i
the
Universities
and
he
spoke
of
Hie
wonderful
mineral
future
for
Slevvnrl.
H.C.
and
other
parts
of
the
province.
"II.C.
has
all
the
mincral-i
and'
limber
in
abundance,"
he
-aid,
"also
she
has
the
climate
The
climate
of
this
coast
runout
tie
excelled
in
North
America.
New
Orleans
is
sweltering
in
the
heat
ami
il
is
iuipossihle
lo
wear
a
slilT
collar
in
Chicago
because
in
five
minutes
il
has
ol
its
-lilTness.
In
I
hose
places
people
eaiinol
sleen
or
eat.
Then
Ihey
look
forward
lo
the
cold
winter
al
Chicago.
II
is
one
extreme
after
another.
This,
is
(he
healthieol
climate
in
Ibe
world."
Whn
Yu
Want
A
TAXIQQ
he
mttom
P.R.FISH
Phone
MARKET
671,
FOR
THE
PIC-NIC.
a
hurry
in
ff
Jellied
Tongues,
Boiled
Ham,
Roast
Ham
with
dressing,
Beet
Oars
and
Best
Servloe
PRINCE
RUPERT
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
In
the
City.
Rales
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Out
of
Town
Orders
Solicited
VOl,
MIL,
NO.
I6'J.
PHINCK
IIUPKIIT,
11.11,
TlllTLSDAY,
JULY
10,
itt23.
YMUrdtr't
ClrculMkin
1S47
Strt
!
PRICE"
FIVE
CENTS.
OTHER
Ml
OF
REPARATIONS
DIFFICULTY
STEEL
WORKERS'
STRIKE
IN
NOVA
SCOTIA
SHOWS
SIGNS
OF
BREAKING
BP
Germany
is
Trying
to
Bargain
with
France
Sends
out
a
Protest
PAIU8.
July
Ml.-
Tin
Oermau
government
through
il
embassy
hi
London
i-
.-(riving
"to
have
I
lie
furtlicomiiig
llrilish
inle
convey
Ibe
French
(iovernincnl
Oenuaiiy's
willingness
lo
i'eiif
iiimc
resistance
in
tin
lluhr
subject
lo
certain
coucc-nita
by
France.
It
i
reliably
reported
dial
I
be
concessions
suggoled
iiii'ltnl
lite
withdrawal
of
o
riipalion
by
lroopt
wilb
Ibe
cxcejilion
of
a
mere
skeleton
force
which
would
in
a
diplomatic
sense
be
invisible;
permission
for
(ierinan
officials
ami
f
unctiotntrif!
ex
pelled
from
llie
Ruhr
lo
return
lo
Ihelr
posts:
that
France
agree
lo
restore
the
currency
confiscated.
It
is
understood
these
condi
tions
are
unacceptable
lo
France
lcruiif
unaccompanied
by
guarantee
that
I
hi-
reparations
payment
will
be
forlhcomiiitr.
HERt.lN.
July
ll.
(Senium
leprcscittallvcs
lo
Rome.
Wimh-iiiKloii
Lotulon.
ami
the
Vatican
huvi
hero
instructed
In
make
representations
saint
the
pro
lonxalloii
of
Ibe
traffir
hloekade
between
occupied
nml
uiioecuplcdl
I-.II..
..f
f
i..-u..iif
ll
i.i
DOCK
WORKERS
ARE
RETURNING)
TO
WORK
One
of
the
reasons
why
Saull
tile.
REVIVAL
OF
BUSINESS
IS
LOOKED
FOR
.
Special
to
Prince
Itnpcrt
Ilaily
News,
Dr.
WlcPhee,
President
of
the
KAMLOOPSJuly
lit.
The
.-hooting
of
Mr.
Hall
at
Sal-
Nanalmo
Rotary
Club,
Is
jmoii
Arm,
acronligg
lo
the
fonfesion
of
the
Itarnanlo
hoy,
hrf
OpllmUtlc
iblonley,
ws
ilone-jwilh
u
22
rifle,
which
llie
boy
ays
lie
liroiiglil
-"I
prrHift
w
-rw
"inhM-fti-Tevirnl
1
liii-liie
in
llrilili
(ioliim-
toa.'
ilei
larnl
Presiuenl
Jud
Mc-
Marie
is
one
ff
the
most
thriving
of
Ontario
cities
one-half
mile
from
Ibe
locks.
Barnardo
Boy
Tells
how
he
Shot
Mrs.
T.
Hall
at
Salmon
Arm:
set
Fire
to
House
to
Cover
Accident
HffilJLJlLtJiUll.J
mttt
in.
ink.
it.'iiui
Iioiiipb
iii
ini
ill
:iu
ii
wiii
iii
i
nrriiininiv.
iiih
MILL
OPTION
IS
EXTENDED
Additional
Thirty
Days
Given
by
Trustees
of
Emerson
Estate
VANCOUVER,
July
19.
The
option
given
to
a
banker
from
the
East
on
the
lumber
mill
at
Prince
Rupert
and
a
number
of
valuable
timber
limits
that
go
with
It,
has
been
extended
for
thirty
days
by
the
trustees
of
the
Emerson
estate.
.The
original
option
for
sixty
days
expired
recenUy
but
before
the
expiry
date
It
had
been
renewed
for
another
month.
A
substantial
payment
has
been
made
for
the
option
and
It
Is
hoped
Uiat
the
deal
will
go
through.
The
timber
limits
are
all
in
the
neighborhood
of
Prince
Rupert
on
the
Khut-zeymateen
Inlet
and
River
and
at
other
places
near
by.
"nhsrlh
ff
lh
Doilv
New.
New
Glasgow
Miners
Abandon
Strike
and
will
Return
to
Work
Tomorrow;
Glace
Bay
is
Still
out
M'AV
(il.AS(U)W.
Julv
M.
U
u
meeting
of
Weslville
ii
t
Lewis.
J.
P.
McLaehlan,
the
deposed
a
ballot.
TORONTO
JiilyTv
The
result!
Last
session
of
the
LiSgislnl
urn
secretary,
appealed
Tor
soli.larily.l
SPIUN0II1LL,
N.S.,
July
IV.--r
Ihe
ell
nlnm.
u
contests
tho'lhere
Was
an
effort
made
lo
in.Flgl.l
It.
the
last
loaf
of
bread
Is
believed
thai
he
m
liners
.,
I
clause
Inlo
thoimd
tl.en.go
back
and
the
P.elou
field
will
follow
be
Iavls
th
,
c.un.l
leo
uunounced
l.odnce
u
r
renevy
your,
the
mdceliiiii
of
W
LeVoy
lleunio
l.eglslalure,
but
this
rtu
voted
slietlgth
but
don't
gel
tlivi.te.i
on
..ll
exanipn
I
...111
in
....I......
n.o
I..
-
a.
im
n
.
ii
1-
..f
...
i
...
.i.i
..f
r.-,.l.vn
liv
ii
rniuli
iioil
viilit
nl"
ii
I
iii.v
nnrriltlll."
lO
siU
.
I'rtlUlMIl,
Mini
m
inmn
i"
ni'ih
If
Is
Ileal,
V
I,r.l
Crocker
of
Mim-'i
arlies.
This
year
the
prospects
Lewis,
he
declared,
was
not
tho
expec
hat
(lie
majority
,.r
he
Ileal
and
V
S
Milne
of
Van-'
for
such
a
title
being
carried
are
Uniled
Mine
Workers
of
America.
miners
on
the.niuinlund
will
side
coiivec
as
Camilla's
Davis
Cup'even
less
hopeful
and
Ihe
proh.
The
runk
and
fllo
of
miners
of,
with
President
John
Lewis
am
lo
meet
Japan
July
H
27
ability
iK
the.
present
law
will
North
America
nre
with
in
andiuainst
(he
.Macl.acl.lan-Living-uiiii
'
in
at,
Montreal,
'
Icontmue
for
sumo
yeurs
to
como.
Liwla
darn
not
Hubinll
the
catto
to,ston'
faction.
biichl
hoy
nml
thoi:sh
seveuleei.
everything
in
the
fire
which
conu
jplelely
deslroved
llieir
home.
ISaliiion
Ann
citizens
ure
raising
lelief
funds
for
them.
Details
of
Confession
VERNON.
July
IV.
(Canadian
Press
Eric
Stanley
was
lodged
in
jail
here
today.
In
his
con
fession,
Ibe
police
say
thai
Stan
ley,
who
was
one
of
a
parly
of
lads
hrou'iht
from
Hie
Old
Country
by
the
Salvation
Army
miners
it
was
decided
to
abandon
the
strike
nml
return
lo
work
pipTAIil
AC
MA
IMC
Friday
morning.
This
was
the
first
break
in
the
strike
'situation,
ynl
inm
UT
ITlrtlllL
HYDNKV,
July
111.
Four
thousand
miners
al
a
mass
meet.
TAtMLU
PA.SSFD
ATTAI
AWAY
TODAY
IUIMI
l,,g
.
t
(llnce
Hay
voled
last
night
lo
continue
the
strike
in
sym-
...
t
.
ii...
...in.
.iimii
vitii.-ii
iw
iii
nrniMi
i
i
1
1
i.
iii
iii
i
mi
live
issue
l.ere
Hits
auminn.
.vn
i.a...
w
....
V-.V.
.
J
"
,.
,.,
....
.
..
.
,i
Commander
of
iiKitalion
lia!
been
kept
up
mure
ponilioit
nnu
ngamsi.
mo
"
"""i-
yi-v
"..
r
less
h
-millenlly
Wy
those
in
defiance
of
the
tunlers
lo
return
ui
worn
m
luurua.iunai
pres
States
Warship
Dies
of
Heart
Failure
The
coal
dock
about
CHINAMAN
HAS
CONFESSED
TO
SHOOTING
MAN
Declares
B.C..
Electric
Lineman
Beat
Him:
Four
Shots
Fired
VANCOIVKR,
July
I'J.-
Chouff
Sam
How,
the
-Chinaman
who
if
hurried
down
Mam
slrect
r-....i
i
i.i
i
s.,i..
i..,M
r..-
.i.....ii.in.
i.i.-
...
-i.ii.
""i'".
Nlllllll
ill'
lllllil
l
l
1
1
1
w
ii
iuiiiv.
i
.
iMMriiii
h
v
-vr
viiiiiv
mv
I'hee
of
the
Naiiiiooo
jiolary
f.luh
,.....
,,
ii,-"floor
in
the
hoiic.
he
et
fire
lo
(he
buildinc
who
delitfrrtl
an
addre-f
at
llie
..
i,..-,,
i..,
(l,
.i...,!.
,(
,.,,Vpr
on
Hn
.-irL
noiary
luueoeou
in
me
n.
urjsi!
but
was
soon
raptured.
He
had
on
his
per.on
a
3".'
calibre
rcvoU
.
..r
t
n
-.1..
i
.
i
i...
i
r.
..........
i
vrr
oi
live
rnauuiers,
.lour
oi
ley
filled
his
pockets
with
ap-
w,"cn
wfri"
-,,,,3r-
lles
nd
takinc
llie
rifle
and
am-
According
to
the
police.
Chonj.-
monition
with
him,
inado
off
e
smu
joi.es
because
Ibe
latler
two
days
ago
jrross
the
fields
to
a
srulrh.
a
;uarter
or
a
mile
from
the
hon-e
,,,,a'
1
an''
,l,!lt
l,e
mc'
where
he
hid
Ibe
rifle
and
shells
''ini
today
slappeil
him.
Jones
and
later
in
the
day
he
was
ap-
wa"
a
married
man
with
Iwo
prehended
at
Knderby.
children.
lauley
says
he
was
around
the
siiooiin?
look
place
on
....
.
-
i..:..
..-....i
l.......
.....
corner
or
llie
noose,
just
a
few
-"'"
cum.
.unit.-
w.t-
ivi.un-
teel
from
Mrs.
Hall
when
he
shot
i""f-'
to
work
al
Ibe
Mam
street
her.
The
youiijrs'eY
is
said
lo
be
u
sub-station
of
the
ll.C
Electric
Company
when
a
young,
well-dressed
Chinaman
upproached
years
of
use
he
looks
not
inorojand
shouted.
Jones,
thinking
the
than
fourteen,
lie
arrived
from
London,
England,
only
thrre
man
was
speaking
lo
him,
stop
ADMISSION
TO
STATES
REFUSED
British
and
Russians
Held
up
at
Vancouver
on
Arrival
From
Orient
DESIRABLE
SETTLERS
Special
to
Daily
News;
VANCOUVER,
July
Jit.
Ten
Jllritish
and
approxitnalely
forly
Russians,
who
arrived
yeslerday
on
the
transpacific
liner
Hmpress
of
Australia
from
Hie
Orient
bound
for
California
and
other
parts
of
Hie
United
Stales
as
set
Hers,
were
denied
entrance.
The
reason
friven
by
the
U.S.
immigration
authorities
for
re
fusing
admission
lo
Hie
men
is
Ihat
the
July
quota
of
13.600
Hritishers
permitted
entry
under
the
United
Slates
immigration
laws
is
a
I
reaily
filled,
although
llioe
denieil
U.S.
entry
declare
Hie
iiuola
was
not
filled
when
Ihey
k-rt
their
homes
in
various
parts
of
the
Orient
for
America.
The
arrivals
would
he
settlers
of
a
highly
desirable
type
and
are
pot
detained
tiul
merely
refused
permits
lo
cross
the
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iMaies
rmiMiiar
envies
nere
inai
thirljr
per
cent
of
Hie
lower
Cal-
.
furuia
population
is
lirilish.
ped,
when
the
assailant
opened
J
ea,
i
weeks
ago
ami
was
treated
by
Hie!
fire
and
cnl
four
bullets)
into
his
Halls
like
a
son.
"
body.
The
Hall
family
lost
practically
GRAND
TRUNK
STOCK
FALLS
Old
Country
Financial
Papers
In-dlgnant
at
Canadian
I.ONlMIN,
July
IV.
Oraml
iTrunk
debentures
fell
lo
thirty
three
weeks
ago,
declared
he
was
,ere
following
Hie
vublicatioii
of
shooting
al
a
rabbit
when
the
f
1
o
Canadian
government's
slale-liullet
struck
Mrs.
Hall
who
was',,,,.,,1
01l
ilc
liondhohler's
claims,
working
in
a
field.
She
fell
but.
The
financial
papers
have
made
il
manajjed
lo
crawl
into
Hie
house
an
occasion
for
another
outburnsl
where
Stanley
threw
waler
on
of
indignation.
,
her
face.
He
then
became
Fright-
The
Financier
says
Ihat
Rear
ened,
fired
the
house
and
fled.
'Admiral
Francis
Smith
and
0,
F.
Mrs,
Hall
managed
to
crawj
out
Forsdyke,
who
went
to
Ottawa
to
of
a
window
and
was
picked
up
present
the.
claims
of
(he
bond-by
neighbors.
Physician-
saye
holders,
asked
for
bread
but
vwre
Ihat
Mrs.
Hall
is
not
expected
given
a
stone.
to
recover.
CHARLIE
WHITE
SCORES
TECHNICAL
KNOCKOUT
j
Ritchie
Mitchell
Goes
Down
In
Ill-fated
United
Fourth
Round
and
Seconds
Threw
Up
Sponge
NEW
YORK,
July
I
V.-Eliarlio
White.
Chicago
lightweight,
oiiiv..
July
iv.
near
scoreu
a
icennieai
kuockoik
over
Admiral
Charles
Sigsbee,
retired
Rllidiie
MilcheA
of
Milwaukee
in
captain
of
the
ill-fated
hattleihip
the
fourth
round
of
a
fifteen
Maine,
died
here
of
heart
failure
round
bout
lie
re,
last
iiIkIiI.
today.
Deceased
was
52
years
old
Mitchell's
seconds
threw
the
at
Hie
time
of
the
blowing
up
sponge
into
Ihe
ring
when
he
tho
Maine
and
was
a
captain
ill
,
wont
down
for
Ihe
second
time
the
civil
war.
le
was
also
iisl(lii
a
return
from
a
right
to
Ihe
inventor
of
deep
sea
exploring.
Jaw
followed
by
a
smashing
left
and
-
juudiug-
apparatus.
huuk.
CROPS
HEAVY
AT
SMITHERS
Haying
Is
General
and
Feed
Plentiful;
Potatoes
In
Advance
Last
Year
SMITHERS.
July
IV.
Haying
is
now
genedl
throughout
the
surrounding
country,
and
the
splendid
crop
being
cut
is
tins
tause
of
much
rejoicing
amongst
the
fanners,
most
of
whom
suf-
fered
heavily
by
the
failure
of
last
as
ouier
larm
crops
win
oe
i
i.liunilanl
the
lack-of-feed
bogey
is
dying'
a
natural
death,
and
the
sacrifices
made
mi
his
account
last
winter
will
not
have
to
be
repealed.
The
potato
crop
h
well
in
advance
of
last
year,
and
several
families
are
using
'their
own
grown
product.
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
EARNINGS
CONTINUE
AHEAD
OF
LAST
YEAR
MONTREAL,
July
JV.
The,
gross
earnings
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
for
the
week
ending
July
li
were
jit,(7t,IC3,
being
an
increase
of
15,700
compared
with
the
corresponding
Period
in
1922.
The
gross
earn
ings
from
January
t
lo
July
1
1
were
UMi,l3ii,y7t.50,
an
Increase
of
.-SI
t.07
1,7
VtU
8
compared
willi
the
same
period
of
last
year.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Chicago
0,
Philathdi'ihln
7.
SI.
Lguis
(j,
New
York.
I.
Cincinnati
8
Uiooklyn
1.
Pittsburg
5,
Huston
1.
American
League
Philadelphia
(,
SI.
Louis
2.
New
York
,
Detroit
t.
Waslilugloii
I,
Cleveland
1.
Ilostou
l)-:t,
Chicago
3-11.
Coast,
League
San
Francisco
7,
Los
Angeles
lo.-
'
Seattle
I,
Saeraruenlo
5.
Vernon
I,
Oakland
-
PoilaiiU
to,
bull
Luke
0.