r
wi
MENRETURNT0
WORK
AT
CAPE
dKlIUIi
IhIIilj
rir',
l,,c
,,,,erior
m,n-
8YPNFY.
N.S..
-Inly
Britain's
Note
READY
TONIGHT
I.OMMJ.N.
July
S".
Addillonal
alleraOons
were
inMe
I"
",0
draff
reply
to
OcrmaiiyV
repara.
lion
inuinoranduni,
by
the
Hritbdi
rabinel
today.
tide's
some
i-li.t
kiiMi
liniie
etniiiue
seeuls
ex-
Ihousntid
stages
on
Hie
Kxchansic
Markel'
loday
to
2.000,000
iniirks
lu
tlitvpouuil
sleillng.
1
tit!
iss
in1
llevcd
lo
be
caused
by
the
action
of
the
Heielmlng'ngalufl
exeessivo.
currency
demiimls.
Vl.'ii'
'.i.i
t..i.
on
Murks
111.11
lllllt,
IUI)
vi
continue
to
Mink
hi
price
on
tl.o
New
York
imiikul.
Thev
have
HOW.
dropped
lu
.000211
cents.
Twti
dollurs
and
half
purchases
a
nill-
hon
murks.
ho
spring-.
ii,!
I'.ajil.
W.
MeCardrll.
Edmonton.
SlelUrion
local'
lln.
i,io.iug
"
'
"ly'
U'
"..
hey
will
b
l:.l
toted
J.'7
t
51
return
lo
work
.
...
...
rbarue
'
the
hydroplane
thif
lulure
for
the
fiherie-
I
I.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Chicago
7,
Philadelphia
I.
Pittsburg
H,
Hosloii
0.
SI.
Louis
3,
New
York
0.
CJuciunatI
0,
Hrooklyn
I.
American
Leaaue
Hoslon
;t,
Chicago
8.
Philadelphia
7,
St.
Louis
1.
Washington
S.
Cleveland
3.
New
York
2,
Detroit
U.
Coast
Leanue
Vernon
'J,
Oakland
7.
San
Francisco
S,
Los
Angeles
Seal
lie
Sacraineulo
8.
IKiillaml
10,
Salt
Lake
.
RUSSIA
ACCEPTS
LAUSANNE
PACT
LA
USA
N
MI,
July'
20.--Soviet
Mussfa
has
notified
Ihe
Near
East
Conference
thai
she
accepts
Ihe
control
of
the
continental
Turkish
slralls
negotiated
here.
She
will
sign
the
pact
at
Constantinople
within
t
lie
next
three
weekn;
Vlf
l
MIHV
Jnlf
"II.
..Pi
i
n
liin.
'
'I
.
Il.ili
.
.
I.....:
.
woubl
make
a
fllghl
lo
Princ
of
heavy
fees
which
were
brought
lluperl
this
ueasoii,
Mr.
Hell
said
111(0
force
this
year.
that
it
would
probably
drop
downl
diere
this
year
but
it
would
n-d
VITVAM
FJI
A
V
rTT
remain
loiiir
because
the
salt
I
I
III
I
lIM
III
A
Y
-V
I
uni
k.
nt.nalrhiut
In
Allies
and
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JiJl
1
Mil
1
1
VI
Li
1
will
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vtv
-
Wlll'l
I
H4IIII
VII
IIU
lJlllll
I'l
United
States
This,
Evening
Jn,c
mnchine.
Unless
Delayed
APPROVAL
GIVEN
TO
THE
BRIDGE
BYLAW
VIC
roltIA,
July
SO.
-Approval
was
given
o
pcjiicr
HuperFs
by-
l-edlent.
the
documi
i.t
will
be
dl-l'w
ni,.!.!
in
it..
1
Mll.'.l
nn.l
L'nilcil
f2il.'0
for
the
H"
the
borrowing
of
c
couslructiou
of
n
Hates
governmenU
Im.ighl.
llsrl.Hr-
ur
Hay
Creek
al
Sixth
Among
the
forecasts
made
n(AM11"''
roliticnl
circles
it
tccnus
eafo
lo
accept
the
note
will
deal
wflh
Hie
appointment
of
an
interna,
lional
rommillce
of
experts
lo
appraise
(leruvnny'ii
assets
and
suggest
Hint
Oeriiiany's
Induslrial
rnd
nilnliig
plauls
he
flee
lo
roulrihule
lo
the
pnvmcul
of
re-parattoiis.
It
i
considered
cer-lalii
Ihe
note
will
mt
orrer
Ilia
cancellation
of
Ihe
French,
Hid-glnu
and
Italian
debts.
VALUE
OF
MARK
IS
DIMINISHING
Pound
Sterling
or
Five
Dollars
Purchases
2,000,000
In
London
and
New
York
I.ONOON,
July
--
Hetinau
inarkH
aluiuped
by
hundred
ALL
ITS
LIQUOR
Officials
of
Liquor
Board
Discover
Loophole
In
Prohibition
Law
CHINESE
OPERATING
VICTOIUA,
July
20.
Liquo.
Hoanl
ollirials
have
discovered
tin
apparent
loophole
in
Hie
Fulled
Slates
jSmhlliilinn
regulations
which
may
make
il
possible
for
Ihe
Yukon
lo
secure
Ihe
liquor
it
has
been
awaiting
since
the
stocks
ran
o'ul
more
than
:t
year
ago.
II
Is
said
Hint
Hie
discovery
of
Ihe
loard
may
also'
lead
lo
Ihe
creation
of
an
enormous
business
In
liquor
wilh
-the
Fniled
Slates
on
a
legal
basis.
Wealthy
opeialbts
of
'Chinese
distilleries
declare
vast
ipiaulilies
ofClilui'se
liquor
are
tieing
shipped
into
Ihe
United
Slides
for
medicinal
pur
poses.
The
Liquor
Hoard
is
not
con
cerned
with
shipping
liquor
into
Ihe
United
Slates
but
in
gelling
it
across
Alaskan
territory
lo
Yukon.
(Illlcials
are
inquiring
mlo
Hie
new
possibility
oT
gelling
the
$1011.00(1
worth
of
liquor
for
Hie
Yukon
which
lias
been
tied
up
in
Vancouver
warehouse.
:,L0RD
ASTOR'S
HORSE
WON
ECLIPSE
STAKES
SANHOWN
PAIIK,
July
20.
.The
Eclipse
Slakes
of
ten
Ihous-
,nnd
iKoverelgns
was
won
by
Lord
Aslor's
Sultash
with
Aga
Khan's
Tereslna
second
und
Sir
John
Hobiiuou's
Duncau
Gray
third.
COMPANY
LAWS
-
llolli
are
light
weight
and
Five
Hundred
Company
Charters
'
.
.
nl
kr
uoiuli
laVAl
t
im.iu.iI
I
r
I
.-j
u.n..
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Jericho
Reach
government
.
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aen-l
iiiccm
nit
n
w.nvi-
iij
if
.i
.
.,
.
ill
i..
i..ir.
i..i-
i..
ntle
ftlatioii,
Vancouver.
I
also
T.
.
.
,
.
"
at
llaielton
and
ban
just
c
Hi
I
he
It
1
1
1
i
ill
Hi
i
i
pi
i
e
SteH
,r-
'U'U"1
"
1,,,:rrlnH
"XcU:M
!M
'
r""''
"
h?U
f
irwrn-mPiil
company
laws
r
the
that
more
prou,...;
pt.ral.on
!
a..n..u.,re,
.
.J
.t,..
I..
,,f
l"
m
I"
",c
'''-v
""
h,'da
.wre
(m
ay
l
larei
i
HxsoMmI
iirru
iiriifii
i
iiiiiiuma
companies'.
it.
Mv.Iik.i-
mini'.
I
lii
were
.
.
i
.
v
T
rlosclv
nickel
I'd
Him
"
makiiiK
iitnii
ui
r
dspalrh
published
mlay
slaies
nf
registered
companies.
Attorney
"
orinuif
'"I
'""id.
MaeletMl
with
''uadioii'(!epeml
Manson
announces.
j.
i
I
mi
..r
,",,,,,c-i,adcr
1-Jirl
(Midfuy
will!
Tor
these
coiuvanie
'....
to
g"l
A
T
anre
ol!l-!als
to
fctf
Hirougl
tliroUgll.
tiring
a
..
...
nfirhiue
...I.
I
here
I..
in
,.
Ihe
near
back
I..
to
good
,
standing
:.
il
...i.,
will
i
be
...
patrol
pccrary
for
them
lo
go
throusl-
I
.
.
.
..9
.1.1
1,1
m
...
.
FISHING
ON
SKEENA
steadily!
IMPROVES
'I'lo'
saliioii
i
an
on
thu
kM-na
ltirr
is
sleadiiy
improving,
J
he
Ootiiinioii
are
lill
the
mol
import-
ant
factor
of
Hie
catches.
lleporls
received
from
Ihe
river
for
I
lie
firsl
of
I
lie
week
indicated
that
Iroals
otr
the
mouth
of
Hie
river
and
the
slough
were
averaging
70
fWi
and
boats
fishing
at
Port
Hs-
ingtnu
and
above,
10
fish.
nrrvice
oui
ui
mis
in),
iou
lurm
oi
geiiiug
rnariers
ap-
4,4.
On
lieing
asked
it
the
Ilaell'n
piuved
and
paying
Ihe
new
rale!
FIVE
SENTENCED
TO
DEATH
FOR
MURDER
CONSPIRACY
CAIRO
CAHIO,
July
-'0.
Of
the
13
persons
found
guilty
oirJuly
7
M
conspiracy
to
murder
Hnlish
of
f
trials,
the
court
has
scnlenced
five
lo
hang.
The
lepiainipg
eight
get
sentences
or
from
three
jears
lo
life
imprisonment.
NOMINATIONS
FOR
THE
PRINCE
EDWARD
ISLAND
LEGISLATURE
ELECTION
CILMtLOlTF
lOWN.
July
20.
t'hirly
Liberals,
thirty
Conserva
tives
and
even
Pnygressivcs
wvc
nominated
for
thirty
seats
lo
be
rilled
at
the
election
in
Prince
Edward
Island
to
take
place
Julv
28.
VILLA
KILLED
AT
HIS
RANCH
Baltlo
Follows
In
Which
Slayer
of
Chieftain
Also
Loses
Lifo
800
CASUALTIES,
SO
FAR
CHIHUAHUA.
Mexico,
July
20.-(Seneral
Francisco
Villa,'
commander
of
the
rebel
armies
of
northern
Mexico
for
years
and
against
whom
(ieueral
Pershing
conducted
Ids
drive
inlo
Mexico,
was
shol
and
killed
this
morning
al
his
.ranch
at
Canutlllo
by
Miguel
Trillo,
his
secrelary.
lu
Hie
hallle
which
followed
Trillo
was
killed
'by
niei
loyal
lo
their
slain
chieftain.
The
fight
Is
si
ill
in
progress
and
there
are
uiorr
than
800
casualties
-0
far.
i
When
You
Wtnt
A
TAXI
P.R.
FISH
MARKET
Phone
671.
99
in
a
hurry
FOR
THE
PIC-NIC.
Jellied
Tongues,
Boiled
Ham,
Phone
Roast
Ham
with
dressing.
PRINCE
RUPERT
t
Oars
and
Best
service
i
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
In
tb
Olty.
Rates
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Out
of
Town
Orders
Solicited
VOI,
XIII,
NO,
170.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
U.C.,
FJW
DAY,
JULY
20,
1023.
VMUrdijr'i
Circulation
1S6S
Strttt
Salt
S22.
PRICE
FIVE
GENT3.
DAMAG
ANYOX
AMOUNTS
TO
$100,000
FRANCISCO
VILLA
IS
SHOT
BY
OWN
SECRETARY
AT
RANCH;
BATTLE
RAGES
Plans
for
Flying
at
Hazelton
are
Completed
and
First
Trip
Likely
to
be
Made
Next
Week
Ijiujuully
had
uvalher
ha
prevented
Hie
Railway
Employees'
Industrial
ft.
Investment
Association's
hydroplane
Hazel-Ion
from
already
making
tlx
first
flight
this
season
from-
Hazel
-inn
Id
'riitilndt'
Lake.
I.en
Hell,
president
of
Hit
association,
chile.
Mr.
Hell
arrived
in
the
city
lal
night
from
HuzeUuii
and
will
return
East
tonight.
.Six
prospecting
parties,
urc
already
nw'ailing
lo
be
laken
in
on
Hie
machine
and
Mr.
Hell
hope
thai
(he
first
flight
may
be
made
next
week,
weather
pcrm'iHiiig,
of
course.
Mr.
Hell
says
'
that
I
here
have
been
some
very
'severe
-dorms
at
llazrllou
during
i
the
past
fortnight
and
(here
ha
been
much
thunder
and
lightning.
Accordingly,
flying
has
been
'lulle
lnipoible.
Frunk
Perry,
the
well
known'
nnTPHAlT
lffllTFfl
interior
nroM-cctor.
will
make
One
of
Ihe
iac-i
additions
tu
the
Jupauese
"fleet
Destroyer
No.
18
being
launched
at
the
Fiizi
Nagata
Yard,
Osaka.
year.
It
wa
-Mr.
Perry
who
lHilj
Situation
Oulet
With
Miners
year
reported
the
discovery
of
a!
Executive
Meeting
at
scml.lropical
volley
in
that
roun-
jp
i
if
nr
PARinf
17
Qlace
Bay
-
;
rj
cwwi
M'
v
I
rtlLLU
trUlTlI
L
1
SAKEWILLBE
MADE
IN
B.C.
Established
with
Large
This
morning.
Sorkeye
wjuf
HYDROPLANE
COMING
HERE
Machine
from
Vancouver
Wlli
Patrol
No.
2
Fisheries
District
VANCOUVER,
July
20.
Squadron
Leader
A.
E.
Godfrey
and
Flylnn
Officer
Earl
Macleod
of
the
Vancouver
unit
of
the
Canadian
Air
Force
will
shortly
undertake
a
fllnhl
to
Prince
Rupert
where
the
hydroplane
will
be
stationed
to
carry
on
fisheries
patrols
during
the
remainder
of
the
summer.
The
machine
will
have
headquarters
In
Prince
Rupert
and
will
be
used
to
cruise
various
parts
of
No.
2
fisheries
district.
ORANGE
GRAND
LODGE
CONCLUDES
SESSIONS
WINNIl'EO,
July
20.
Finish-
fug
its
business
in
record
time
never
equalled
in
the
annals
of
Ihe
order,
the
Hrand
Orange
I.odi:e
of
ltritish
America
con-
cbiled
ils
session
last
night
by
re-electing
nil
the
principal
offi
cers
of
the
inslitution
by
acclamation
and
selecting
Snull.
Stt.
Marie,
Ontario,
ns
the
place
for
the
meeting
of
the
with
conven
lion.
SHOTS
WERE
FIRED
BYJHE
CHINAMAN
VANCOUVER,
July
20.
The
coroner's
jury
investigated
the
circumstances
nlteudiug
t
Ii
0
death
of
John
C.
June?,
who
was
shot
to
death
on
Main
Street
Wednesday
ul
noon
and
returned
a
verdict
Unit-
the
shots
wtre
fired
by
Chung
um
Dow.
Chinese
Women
end
Children
at
Anyox
Spent
Night
on
Slag
Dump
to
Escape
Danger:
Dynamite
Melted
While
the
men
of
Anyox,
led
by
General
Manager
Munro
heroically
fought
the
fire,
five
hundred
women
and
children
fearing
Ihe
blowing
up
or
the
magazine,
camped
all
night
on
the
slag
pile
or
remained
in
boats
at
a
distance
from
the
town.
At
the
mine
settlement
they
look
shelter
in
the
glory
hole,
every
moment
fearing
that
an
explosion
would
take
place
and
that
their
men
would
be
in
danger
and
iossibly
their
homes
destroyed.
It
was
an
anxious
lime,
according
lo
passengers
from
Anyox
coming
to
Prince
Rupert
last
night
on
Ihe
steamer
Prince
Rupert.
While
Hie
workers
were
try-
ing
lo
prevent
Ihe
fire
reaching
Hie
smeller.
Everything
it
Is
Hie
magazine
containing
one
expected
will
he
sufliciently
re-liumlreil
Ions
of
dynamite
and
a
paired
by
Monday
for
work
to
quantity
of
powder,
il
was
later
recommence.
In
the
meantime
iliccoxered
thai
Ihe
dynamite
wa
already
afire
and
was
incllii!'.
The
iiieu
carried
out
some
kesrs
lo
a
safe
distance
but
Ihe
larger
part
was
burned,
Ihe
lark
oT
a
delmialor
preventing
an
explosion.
II
was
not
until
the
fire
Dama?
$100,000
the
damage
will
fully
.
one'
hundred
everybody
i
working,
pulling
lliinss
in
order
and
cleaning
up
Hie
debris.
speaking
reininiscenlly
some
of
lho.e
who
were.
present
in
Ihe
town
al
Ihe
lime
of
the
excitement
sav
il
looked
at
one
lime
reached
Ihe
black
powder
that
ias
if
the
place
could
not
possibly
Hie
explosion
occurred
which
was
be
saved.
Fire
raged
almost
In
heard
by
people
as
far
away
as,
every
direction
and
the
con-Alice
Arm.
iftantly
shifting
wind
drove
it
first
one
way
and
then
another.
(itncral
Manager
Monro
ad-
Now
all
are
congratulating
tlieiu-
mit
that
Japanese
Whiskey
Factory
to
be
an,mil
u
selves
on
their
wonderful
escape.
i
'Ib.iusand.
dollar?.
Only
two.
in
FT
i
ITTk
1TV11T
raaiiuTs
In
town
were
de..,,y-
IKrLAJlU
IlUTl
VICTlHHA,
July
20.
-
Sake,
a
",r
-""'
"uith
unu
hi.-
Japanese
whiskey
made
rrom
rice,
parsonaze.
but
ij
number
were
is
to
be
made
in
Rritili
Coluiiu
partially
wrecked
by
Ihe
explos
ion
in
larsi
Humilities
for
sen-
'on.
Windows
.
were
broken
HASA
STRIKE
eral
consumption
ii
wa
an-
leverywhere.
chiunieys
over-
mm.
.-...1
when
Vancouver
filler-!
Huiiwii.
planter
shaken
off
Hie
Waterford
Isolated
From
est
obtained
approval
for
organ-
wall-,
and
il
was
a
miracle
that
Fooasiuirs
fcannoi
oe
we
izalion
of
Ilie
Vancouver
Malt
and
110
lives
were
lot.
uvereu
Sake
llrevving
Company
with
a!
According
lo
Mr.
Munro
Hie
capital
of
1
00.000.
The
pro
ducts
will
be
sold
through
the.
lovernnienl
stores.
Sea;
fire
started
rrom
a
spark
from'
HLLrASI,
July
20
aterronl
Hie
mine
incinerator
on
Salurday
is
completely
isolated
from
the
and
a
Miff
breeze
rauiicd
Ihe
em-
a"
resul1
uf
a
!'lrike
of
her-
and
Hie
fire
rapidly
spread.
Prt
workers
now
in
errect
in
Sunday
it
appeared
lo
be
under
various
Free
Stale
seaboard
control
but
the
wind
rising
again
u,wl,!i-
according
10
uespaicnei
set
it
going
and
berore
midnight
received
here,
tooiisiuifs
to
me
word
was
seiH
around
Tor
the
value
or
1
00.000
are
lying
in
tlm
women
and
chihlrent
to
seek
l,.a,1,or
s,,l',,s
aud
,ic-
safeiy.
some
in
Ihe
mine
glory-
l'xpr,"d.
hole
and
others
on
the
slag
pile
below
Ihe
smeller
or
on
Hie
water,
a
there
was
danger
of.
an
explosion.
II
was'
'only
the
fact
;
Ilial
most
ot
Ihe
'dynamite
had)
burned
away
bebue
Ihe
jiowderi
DELORMECASE
NEARS
THE
END
exploded
that
saved
Ihe
lovvn.
j
400
Tons
Dynamite
Dfn
Counsel
Addressed
Jury
While
Ihe
fire
was
raging
on
Sunday
the.
sleamer
(irilfco
with
1(H)
tons
of
dynamite
alHiard
reached
Anyox
but
hearing
of
Hie
danger
Hie
Captain
put
to
This
Morning
After
Five
Weeks
Evidence
MONTItEAL,
July
20.
l
is
expected
that
Ihe
verdict
in
the
cao
ea
under
full
head
of
sleam
as
uf
Adelard
IVlorine
charged
wit'i
Ihe
explosion
of
her
cargo
would
killing
his
hnlf
brother
Haoul
on
have
meant
certain
ileal
Ii
lo
January
G,
11)22,
which
has
been
everyone
in
Ihe
vicinity.
!proce-ding
tor
the
past
r(ve
For
Torly
eight
hours
Ihe
men
weeks,
will
be
reached
some
lime
fought
the
fire
heroically
led
by
tomorrow.
This
morning
the
de-Ihe
(ieueral
Manager
and
had
(he
tense
counsel,
C.
II.
Cahan,
ad-fire
well
under
control
several
dressed
the
jury
deducing
some
hours
berore,
Ihe
deluge
ot
rain'or
tlovn
might
be
in
the
same
came
Monday
evening
and
made
position
as
the
accused
and
they
the
work
or
Ihe
fighters
secure,
should
mete
out
the
same
jusllco
While
Mr.
Munro
gives
all
they
would
expect
themselves,
praise
lo
Hie
men
who
worked
sor
The
crown
prosecutor.
It.
L.
fearlessly
and,
well
lo
slay
Ihe
Calder,
will
spoak
this
afternoon,
names,
the
inen
who
came
out
d
the
judge,
ir
Francis
on
Hie
boat
say
that
the
success
Lenvieux,
will
charge
tho
Jury
of
tho
fire
righting
was
largely
Salurday
irioruiiig.
due
lo
the
fearless
and
energetic'
-
manner
in
which
Ihe
general
P
A
M
A
fT
A
KTC
IM
manager
worked
that
saved
the
tfillilllnllU
ill
day.
Dangers
surrounueu
mem
on
every
side.
While
at
one
point
there
was
the
magazine,
al
another
was
the
highly
explosive
benzol
from
the
Co,ko
plant.
Stuck
to
Her
Post
vv
lien
all
Ihe
oilier
women
I
were
laken
lo
a
place
o
com-
msLEY.
Julv
20-Canada
will
parative
safety,
the
telephone
,.,..
it,,.,...
marksmen
in
the
final
operator..
Mrs.
Weir,
remained
s,ol
for
t,c
C(m.ted
King's
Prlzs
at
her
post
until
Hie
explosion
0morrovv.
They
are
Private
threw
Ihe
switchboard
from'
lis
white
of
Toronto,
A.
E.
Ashe
of
position
and
forced
her
lo
cease
victoria,
and
Major
Crowe
of
work.
The
chief
damage
is
lo
thfl
trestle
leading
rrom
tho
mine
to
BISLEY
FINAL
Toronto,
Victoria
and
Quelph
Men
Will
Shoot
Tomorrow
For
Coveted
King's
Prize
(uelph,
Ontario.
Subsorlbe
for
the.
Dally
New.