W.
Q.
Barrle
Parses
Away
at
Former
Home
In
Peterbor-
ouah.
OnUrlo.
This
ously
wounded,
and
J.
W.
Karri.
Morning
S
V
Cox.
iiinaK'r
of
Harrie
s
furniture
're.
reeHvel
Ihe
d
new
today
lltal
William,
George
Jtarrie
tf
thu
rily
died
tlii
morn.;
itilf
at
hh
motherJ)Oiiie,
1'cler-l-orotiali.
Ontario,
afler
a
rather
lonir
illiiee
durlnR
uhlrh
h
tiliilei-ueiil
Ivku
tirralioiiM
a
I
the
Mnyo
Tllnle
Jticn1r.
I
Mr
llarrlc
had
heeii
in
l)tnine.H
here
fir
a
numlwr
of
year
nnd
prior
to
tlml
wa
ritnWtiil
Willi
(eoriri-
'I'lty
l'Ulneii.
r
y
,i
mnrtMT
f
till'
ritunJ
Order
Ihe
OdilfcJIof
n!
Mie-'Onlijjif
the
h&teru
ilar.
Aftrhkuh.
Shrine,
rorfhterc.
Sum
of
Canada.
He
wa
keen
In
irtard
In
htiftinct
mat-,
I
ere
sa
for
several
term
an
nldertnnn.
and
wa
highly
ei-
teemed
hy
everyone.
I
Mr
Harrle
wjio
wn
a
widower.'
leavK
a
mui
W.
J.
llarl
Harrie.
a'
molher.
two
Kinlern.
and
four
J
hrolheri.
The
funeral
will
takej
place
in
the
l'.al.
I
lie
wn
l"rn
nl
prtcrborouh.l
Out.
St
year
nmo
today.
He
rme
to
I'rinco
Ituperl
on
May
30.
1911.
and
Hurled
hU
own
liuinc!
in
March,
IV
17.
ASKS
RECALL
GENERAL
WOOD
Phllllplnes
Parliament
Asking
Harding
to.
Act
In
Accord-anos
With
Their
Wishes
MANILLA,
July
21.
Moth
llotixeN
of
parliament
adopted
a
revolution
unanimously
demand,
luir
that
President
llardimr
recall
(ieiwral
Leonard
Wood
att
(Jov-ernor
Oeneral
f
Ihe
I'hlllipiitc
and
etiilorseil
Ihe
xtand
taken
hy
the
cahiuel,
which
recently
re-f
iV'ied.
Indian"
agents
tobe
indian
registrars
(Kpeeial
to
Pally
News
VIOTOHIA,
July
L'l
I'remVr
Oliver
aiinoiinced
yeslenlay
tlml
(he
following1
Indian
hkciiIs
had
heeu
appoiided
diflrict
iCKiflcan,
uf
hid
lis,
inarriaKes
and
dealhs
for
IndiaiiM
only:
("hurh'H
C.
l'erry
of
Skeena
Hiver,
Prince
lluperl,
moved
lo
Vancouver
anency.
NVillium
K.
CoIIUou
of
Naas
lllvcr
agency,
Prince
Huperl.
A,
0.
N.
Daunt,
of
William
Lake
Agency
al
Clinton
moved
to
New
WYs
I
initiate
if
in'
place
of
Peter
llyftip,'
deceased.
L.
Maclcod
to
replace
A.
0.
N.
Daunt
at
Williams
Lake.
jwai
hid
in
the
uhdoiiien
and
ilhieh
hut
returned
the
handitf'
fire.
GOOD
PRICE
CITY
BONDS
Hart,
Gillespie
A
Todd's
Of.
fer
of
98.47
for
Sis
Per
f
Cent
Is
Accepted
TKfo-.d'oY
Gillespie,
Hart
A
Todd,
Victoria
bond
firm,
of
9S.47
for
the
city's
$78,-000
sli
per
cent
debenture
Issue
covering
the
Booth
Memorial
School
repairs
and
the
Hays
Creek
bridge
erection
was
accepted
by
the
council
last
night
on
recommendation
of
the
city
treasurer.
It
was
the
highest
offer
received
and
the
city
treasurer
was
very
satisfied
with
It.
It
was
staled
al
the
meeting
that
it
would
be
necessary
to
sell
only
$15,500
worth
of
the
$23,500
bridge
Issue.
INDIAN
FUNERAL
AT
METLAKATLA
YESTERDAY
Archbishop
DuVernet
Service
For
Late
Mrs
Thomas
Mason
The
Port
Ldward
Cannery
launch
Koeye
look
a
large
funeral
parly
lo
Metlakntla
yesterday
afternoon
reluming
about
ton
in
the
evening
for
the
funeral
of
Mrs.
Thomas
Mason
who
died
iiT-ler
a
brief
illness
al
Port
K-singlon
Hospital
last
Sunday.
The
service
was
conducted
bv
Archbishop
UuVernet
both
al
St.
Paul's
Church
and
al
the
grave
in
the
cemetery
on
Digby
Island
opposite
Mctlakatla.
Ilelatives
of
deceased
were,
present
from
Hazclton,
Kitkalla,
Port
Simpson,
and
Port
Kssinglou.
SQUIRES
RESIGNS
AS
PREMIER
NEWFOUNDLAND
Was
Criticized
by
all
Political
Parties:
Held
position
Four
Years
ST.
JOHN'S,
Nfld.,
July
21.
Following
criticism
from,
all
parlies
In
Newfoundland
politics
Sir
Itichard
Squire
bus
resigned
tho
position
of
premier,
which
posl.
tiou
he
lias
liel,
sinco
iOll).
Subsoribe
for
the
Dally
News.
PEACE
SUNDAY
TO
OE
OBSERVED
UNDER
LEAGUE
OF
NATIONS
OTTAWA,
July
.'i.
I'ndcr
llir
nu-pires
of
the
League
of
Nali
m
Society
in
Cnna-lu.
next
Suuday
w
ill
he
unserved
Ihrousli-oul
Canada
a
Peaec
ARCTIC
CIRCLE
TO
fused
and
a
fight
ensued
during
!
wHdch
nutty
shots
were
cx-j
i-
W.
S.
Pick,
a
Slerlinir
Hank
JUDGE
ARRIVES
IN
!
messenger,
was
shot
and
seri-!
TRY
ESKIMO
MURDER
I
ITT
AW
V
.inly
.'t.
Safe
ar
rival
i
rem"led
al
Akalivik
ml
Hie
Maekehn-
ilclta
within
Ihe
Arclie
rirele
of
Ihe
judicial
party
umler
JihJsc
liuhtir
of
j-tiionliiii
to
eon.
diet
the
trial
of
an
Kknin
charged
with
Ihe
'douhle
murder
of
lwirMiral
poak
I
((.(;.
M
P
and
Mr.
Hinder,
a
'bid
'n
Hay
ftfli'
ial
ome
mouth'
MAIDEN
VOYAGE
OF
I
NEW
HALIBUT
BOAT
Seattle
Schooner
Radio
In
Port
for
First
Time
This
Morning
Is
Fine
3lg
Craft
The
brand
new
Seattle
halibut
schooner
lladio,
owned
by
W.
H.
Ilegpe
who
also
owns
the
llepuh-lie
and
skippereif
by
Cap!.
A'.
W.
Aiigelson,
is
in
port
today
wilh
her
first
catch
of
halibut.
Fish-in?
23
days
off
Ihe
Yakalat
banks,
the
lladio
brought
in
from
her
maiden
voyazc
Ihe
very
creditable
catch
of
05,000
pounds
which
the
lloolh
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
bought
for
13.3c
and
10c.
'lite
lladio
is
a
very
fine
fish-
ling
craft
ami
is
of
a
similar
type
Conducted
(he
oilier
large
American
schooners
plyins;
in
ami
out
of
this
porl.
Her
motive
power
Is
derived
from
a
100
horse-power
Deisel
engine.
SIGN
PEACE
TREATY
Formal
Affixing
of
Signatures
Takes
Place
Today
After
Long
Conference
LAUSANNE,
July
24.
The
Lausanne
Peace
Treaty
formally
establishing
peace
between
the
European
powers
and
Turkey
was
signed
today
after
long
drawn
out
conference
during
which
there
were
many
hitches
that
threatened
to
upset
negotiations.
DUKE'S
HORSES
BOLTED
AND
INJURED
NUMBER
WOMEN
AND
CHILDREN
LIVLUPOOL,
July
21.
The
.horses
in
one
of
thu
carriages
in
'I...
II...-
,1..
Hit-
iicvspum
rsi'iiiHiiitc
iiiv
Duke
and
Duchess
of
York
here,
look
fright
and
dashed
Into
a
crowd
of
women
and
children,
in.
Juriug
twenty.
r
Whsn
Ytu
Want
A
TAXIf
wit
P.R.FISH
Phone
MARKET
671.
iu
a
HUM
J
"V
FOR
THE
PIC-NIO.
Phone
Jellied
Tongues
Boiled
Ham,
Beet
Car
and
Btt
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
Roast
Ham
with
dressing,
In
the
City.
Rates
Reasonable
'7
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Out
of
Town
Orders
Solicited
VOL
XIII
NO,
173.
I'HINGB
HUPKIIT,
11.(1.
TUESDAY,
JULY
21,
1083.
VMltrdij't
Circulation
1575
rhee
iwn
fair
Kkinu
arc
haJf
breed,,
the
Jaugfiters
of
a
trapper
on
the
road
to
WninwrigliL.
The
girls
ar
showiiig
a
day's
catch.
Furnaces
Blew
in
Today
at
'
Vranby
Smelter
Following
-
Fire;
Increased
Production
m
ANYOX,
July
21.
Afler
being
cloed
down
fincq
Ihe
17lh
the
furnaces
ul
Ihe
(i
ran
by
Smeller
weiv
started
today
ami
operations
al
the
big
plant
are
in
full
swing
sfgaiu.
The
temiKirnry
close
down
was
caused
by
Ihe
recent
bush
fire
which
severely
damaged
the
trestles
and
bridge
work
of
the
ore
railway.
Ily
working
continuous
12
hour
shifts
the
road
has.
been
repaired
and
Ihe
first
ore
trains
are
running
today.
During
the
close
dovvji
the
smelter
force,
has
been
busy
making
needed
alterations
and
repairs
and
'si
campaign
of
increased
copper
production
is-
looked
forward
to.
Flying
Boat
is
Success
in
Air
Patrol
Work
of
Fisheries
in
Initial
Flight
Here
Yesterday
Fisheries
Inseclor
Adam
Mntkic
made
his
first
patrol
flight
on
the
flying
bout
(l-CDYX
yesterday,
after
wdiich
he
expressed
hiniv!f
us
being
assured
that
the
air
machine
would
be
very
effective
in
doing
the
work
thai
it
was
brought
here
to
perform.
The
flight
proved
very
satisfactory
and
Mr.
Mackie
was
very
pleased
with
Ihe
possibility
provided
of
seeing
from
a
height
what
was
actually
going
on
below.
The
machine
went
tu
an
elevation
of
.1,500
feel
and
everything
below
could
-be
dis
titiguished
very
plainly.
Squadron
Leader
Karl
Oodfrey
PADIIffrn
1)
1
IlVril
piltded
the
mtichine
on
its
initial
HIlK
YItK
KAIMKhK
flight
which
look
one
hour
and
a
1
VItlUAJat
lniUllJll
quarter.
They
traversed
us
fnr
as
the
mouth
of
the
Naas
Hiven
and
everything
went
without
a
liilch,
Dundas
Island,
Stephens
Island
and
Ihe
southern
part
of
Chatham
Sound
being
covered.
A
good
view
was
also
afforded
of
Ihe
Porcher
Island
area.
The
O-CYIVX
will
make
mud
her
patrol
flight
this
afternoon.
This
morning
Flying
Officer
MacLeod
had
the
machine
up
looking
for
a
better
base
for
operations
iu
the
neighborhood
of
the
city.
Flying
Officer
Karl
MacLeod
arrived
last
niglil
from
Hazclton
and
will
now
be
In
'charge
..of
the
machine
which
will
bo
stationed
here.
It
is
expected,
for
the
greater
part
of
the
fishing
season.
Squadron
Leader
Godfrey
relumed
lo
Vancouver
on
Uui
Prince
lluperl
last
night.
Slrttt
!
SS2.
Classified,
the
fiirure
follow?
r
Skeena
River
Case.
Soeketien
27,192
Spring
8,121
Steeljli-adx
IV
Udimj
2.J05
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
MOTOR
CAR
BURGLARIES
IN
EAST
AND
WEST
SALMON
PACK
ON
sMA
RIVER
IS
SUCHTIY
LARGER
THAN
LAST
YEAR
Motor
Car
Burglars
Set
on
Bank
Messengers
and
Carry
off
Much
Loot
After
Gun
Fight
on
Street
TOI10XTO.
July
21.
Haudil
and
bunk
messengers
hi
u
sensational
pistol
bailie
near
King
and
Younge
Streets
Hi
ih
morning
siiorlly
lie
fore
leu
u
clock
alter
a
score
of
shots
had
been
fired
and
two
dank
messengers
woundel.
TJie
bandits
escaped
in
nn
autoruoliile
with
a
sum
estimated
by
the
oliee
at
hetweeu
seventy-five
and
one
hundred
thousand
dollars
The
messengers
.u'ere
returning
In
(heir
respective
banks
from
the
clearing
house
and
when
near
Ihe
inlersrc
(ion
of
"
"
iMelituht
and
Jordan
Streets
Mx
I
Aplf
PITI7EM
bandits
junrped
from
the
car
on
LULAL
LI
1
ilIjII
ln
""
,M,ar,,
,,f
11,0
w-
,'senger's
car
demanding
the
DIES
IN
EAST
money
hairs.
The
messengers
rr-
i
1
rrj
vJ
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-
v
dipt.
II.
II.
Itabltigton
returned
lo
Victoria
on
the'
"Prince
lldpeit
last
night.
GOES
TO
JAIL
Herbert
Lockwood,
67
years
Age,
Gets
Two
Years
For
Stealing
$2,000
DROWNED
,
8
ETON
LAKE
of
YANCOUYKU,
July
2l
-
Herbert
Itockwood,
former
banker
and
manager
of
the
clearing
house
here,
plcudcd
guilty
lo
stealing
52,000
while
acting
liquidator
of
several
companies.
He
was
sentenced
lo
two"
years
in
the
penj-lentiaiy.
Ho
Ps
07
years
of
age.
Other
charges
totalling
il
i
said,
defalcations1
amounting,
$20,000
were
not,
rend.
LILLOKT,
July
SI.
Krnesl
Malcolm,
assistant
governnicnt
agent,
was
accidentally
'"'drowned
oh
Sunday
while;
bathing
in
Seton
Lake.
V
Total
Salmon
Pack
is
Slightly
Higher
This
Year
on
Skeena
River
-t
.
The'
total
salmon
pack
lo
dale
on
the
Sken;.
HUpi.
:
.i;,.t.n
higher
lhi
season
than
it
was
at
a
corresnondinz
dale
last
year.
Lal
Saturday
Ihe
pack
stood
al
40,050
cases
as
against
f
0.020
cases
on
July
22
last
year.
The
Naas
Hiver
ni.,
k
i,.
ever,
little
more
than
half
what
it
was
at
a
corresponding
date
last
year-
The
total
there
up
till
last
Saturday
evening
was
11
-800
80
eiiej
as
compared
wjlh
21,512
cases
on
July
22
lat
year
Pinks
.
.
Chutist
.
Total
Njckyes-'.
Sprint's
.
.
C.i
times
,".
.
,
P.iuU-
Clnmil
...
Naas
River
3.377
112
1
0,11
50
Cases
o.OtO
201
3.100
...
..
T
7
T
iri.ttiBpr
of
the
pack
so
far
this
year
are
as
HOUSE
REJECTS
LABORSCHEME
Premier
.Baldwin
of
Britain
Says
Disarmament
Conference
LONDON,
July
2
L
The
House,
of
Commons
rejected
by
286
to
tHj
the
proposal
of
Kan&ay-Mac-donahl.
leader
of
the
international
conference
to
discuss
the
limita-
7.rt
!
Premier
Haldwin
einlained
"Xa'er
how
11.890
large
l"af
e
?"t
an
op.
.
.
.
.
:
lortune
porlune
lime
lime
for
for
sueh
such
a
a
confer-
eonfpr.
iitrtjo-es
in
tfif
colm,
I
other
nsv
the
flllil
t.lrtL-
er
.how
s
an
'
increase
onfr
in
Ut
lW,al
V,
.
pact
of
chums.
'
,.
J
-."
'TT7t.
To
date
I?ylla
(Aol,bat,arked
3.90f
ejk;e0atul-,fiviiy,uit,
i.b'OO
eases.
'o
m
BANDITS
ON'
HIGHWAY
GET
MUCH
MONEY
Kill
Man
and
Seriously
Wound
Woman
to
North
of
Everett
SEATTLE,
July
24,
Two
persons
were
shot,
one
of
whom
may
die,
cjpe
man
was
beaten
and
robbed,
three
automobiles
were
held
up
and
loot
valued
at
$3,000
was
seized
by
two
bandits
who
terrorized
the
Pacific
Highway
north
of
Everett
early
today.
Flnley
McKee
of
Spokane,
who
with
his
wife
refused
to
halt
at
the
command
of
the
bandits
when
they
came
upon
two
cars
being
held
up,
were
shot,
a
bullet
piercing
two
lungs
and
another
going
through
the
thighs
of
Mrs.
McKee.
The
two
robbers
escaped
after
they
had
beaten
up
the
one-armed
driver
of
another
car
and
taken
his
money.
ANCIENT
HIBERNIANS
.mu
ii
l.i.
b1
...ll.l
I
a
.acks
IhisyVar
over
last
with
..
.f;".
PTw.
'
'.
,J
rielf"
lowvr.
The
S'aas
"W
uifiieior
SENDS
LUMBER
Shipment
of
183,000
Feet
For
Canadian
Highlander
Arrives
From
Swanson
Bay.
The
Whalen
Pulu
&
Paper
Co.
has
contributed
183,000
feet
of
!
hemlock
baby
squares
lo
the
lum-
:
her
shipment
for
Japan
that
is
being
loaded
on
Ihe
C.G.M.M.
!
freighter
Canadian
Highlander
tliis
week.
The
.shipment
arrived,
in
two
scows
behind
the
tug
It.
F.
M.
from
Swanson
Jlay
last
evening
and
is
being
transferred
to
jllie
sleainer
today.
The
shipments
from
the
Iloyal.
Lakelse
and"
George
Little
llu'lls
up
the
line,
the
Highlander
will
take
well
over
,500,000
feel
from
Ibis
port
when,
she
sails
on
Thursday.
LITTLE
GIRL
DIED
RESULT
OF
BURNS
Gertie
Dorreen
Failed
to
Recover
from
Injuries
Sustained
In
-Playlnn
with
Matches
Viertle
Doreen,
little
daughter
or
Mr.
and
Mrs.
S.
Dorreen,
Seventh
Avenue
Kasl,
died
Iu
Ihe
General
Hospital
at
5.30
litis
morning,'
succumbing
to
terrible
burns
,he
received
on
Sunday
afternoon
when
matches
wilh
which
she
was
playing
set
fire
...
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..
rirpT
TUCID
AFCirrnc
cioiues.
.r
unerai
arrange.
ELEll
lntlA
UrrlltKj
ments
are
in
the
hands
or
thr
H.C.
Under!
ukeVs
and
interment
MONTREAL,
July
21.
Michael
wi"
,ak(
!',U(''
tu.morrow
iu
Donohue
of
Pennsylvania
was
b'airview
Cemetery.
The
tiufor-elected
president
of
the
National
,UI,U''
btHe
girl
was
seven
years
Hoard
of
the
Ancient
Order
or
"r
am'
wa!l
1,0
fn
in
Prince
lliberuluns.
Patrick
Cane
or
Mou-.llul,tM't-
treat
is
Canadian
vice.preshh.nl
at
the
Hiberidans
eimvm.i
DCKJUV
I
CAM
ADIMVA1!
wt.ieh
wiii
'Z
'
'Btwiu
LLuniiu;
nun
lunlic
(Jily.
.
Complete
ineparuliotis
have
been
made
by
the
Ridley
Home
FIGHT
LAST
NIGHT
AGAINST
TENDLER
i..iiiiuMi-
mi-
uw
tur
iion-r
re
M
v
vi
tk'
init.
oi
n
dcuio
at
Mc.Mc
l.oll
Creek.
This
Leonard,
lightweight
champion
is
something
rather
novel
in
the
decisively
outrought
Lew
Tendler
entertainment
line
and
doubtless
In
a
fifteen
round
bout-here
lust
will
be
well
attended.
night.
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s