WhMt
Ytu
Want
A
mnn
in
m
t
m
m
IhTUIiPiUl
nnnvTAUCCT
PXAUI
lUifUXl
JACK
DEMPSEY
'm
.
t
1
J
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tlf
.
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m.
loir
iivi's
i-ii,.)i,"ll
--..
Champion
Things
Being
Rushed
OMAHA,
NeJirako.
Julr
30.
-
inn.
I.011I
I'lrpn.
the
Argentine
beavy-J
rlK
lit
lo!irr.
widici
11
in
eiiain-i
iloiKhln
match
with
Jack
.
a
1.-
I
.
.
I
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itti
111:
niuun
km
iiiv.
,
vi.i
iBiucr
aim
learn
incir
mjir
oe-
ore
IIOIIIR
lip
anililli!
llie
l-nuini'.
nniii
fur
lioimiitev
lii
New
York
......
..
.
......".
I
Nil
i
ZiKllMr
I
!
I.VIW.V
lulv
.10
V
ilesiinUdi
from
Merlin
slates
that
well
iiu
formed
political
quarters
believe
the
resignalioii
id
the
Cuno
cabinet
Is
certain
and
that
llerr
Curo
himself
Is
convinced
this
step
must
bo
taken.
It
Is
understood
hip
ipniierH
111
Lilt;
nrw
riiuuirL
win
be
Paul
Loebc.
president
of
the
l(cirhlag,
and
Oustave
Streiss-nian,
leader
of
the
People's
Party.
A
definite
decision
will
not
be
leached
before
(he
inretinK
of
the
lteielislnir
nnd
that
will
be
at
the
end
of
next
week.
FRISCO
MAN
IS
TENNIS
CHAMP
Irving
Welnsteln
Gets
B.C.
Mainland
Title
Miss
Leemlng
or
Vlotorla
Wins
Ladles'
Title
VANCOUYF.lt,
July
30.
Irving
Welnsleln
of
San
Francisco
is
tin
IUS3
lawn
tennis
champion
of
Ihe
IU3.
mainland
in
men's
slnnles
and
MImm
Miivlorie
LccillllIK
of
Victoria
is
thu
new
litlohobler
In
the
Indies'
hIiikIcs.
Wcinstein
de
rented.
J.
A.
MeOlll
of
Vancotner
in
Ihe
finals
011
Saturday
by
0-1,
0.1
mid
'.'-fl,
Miss
Leemlng
downed
Mrs.
Diamond
by
0
to
.1
mid
0
lo
I,
Provincial
Police
Inspector
I'lionias
W.
S.
Parsons
arrived
from
Prince
George
on
Salur
duy
night's
li-uin,
President
llardinvi
lllneim
was
only
of
a
temporary
a
would
probably
pa
.treatment
and
rent.
j
VIOLENT
ELECTRICAL
STORM
AT
SMITHERS
Rain
Fell
Like
Deluge
for
Hours
and
Haymaking
Operations
'
Were
Hampered
SMITH
EMS,
July
30.
Pioneers
of
Ihe
district
decline
that
the
slorin
of
lasl
Tuesday
was
the
most
violent
electrical
disturbance
they
experienced
since
coin
ing
to
I
lie
valley.
The
rain
foil
in
a
deluge
for
hours,
seriously
retarding
hay-innklug
operations,
No
damage
Is
reported,
and
with
Ihe
weather
cleared
again,
I
he
farmers
are
doubling
their
ef-furts
lo
gel
u;j
their
bay.
.1
1
wo
i.aiiioriiia
piiysiriaiin
writ
VKJTOIIIA,
July
LONDON.
July
30.-The
Courl
of
Crititinal
Appeal
today
ilismis-
vt
the
appeals
of
Art
O'Hricn
and
Shaun
McGralh
who,
wilh
several
colleagues,
were
found
Ktiilly
on
July
i
of
!nlilioti
conspiracy.
OTIrieii
was
seilenced
to
two
years
imprisonment
arid
the
others
lo
one
year
each.
Tim
sentences
now
stand.
ATTEMPT
TO
SET
UP
REPUBLIC
IN
GREECE
REPORTED
LONDON.
July
30.
have
reached
the
Ilrilish
govern
ment
of
an
atlcmpl
lo
sel
up
a
republic
in
(ireece
in
place
or
the
monarchy.
Itonald
McNeil,
under
secretary
nf
foreign
affairs,
told
Ihe
House
of
Commons
this
afternoon
that
Ihe
Greek
legation
declares
there
is
no
(rulh
in
Ihe
reports
ot
a
republican
movement.
AGED
NEWSVENDOR
DEAD
IN
VANCOUVER
Body
of
Patrick
O'Connell
Found
Under
False
Creek
Trestle
(Special
lo
Daily
News)
VANCOl'YI.U,
July
30.
The
body
td
Patrick
O'Connell,
aged
70.
a
familiar
figure
as
a
down
town
news
vendor,
was
found
under
a
t
resile
at
False
Creek.
Deceased
had
wandered
from
I
ho
General
Hospital
where
he
was
a
patient.
lie
leaves
a
soli
who
is
believed
to
reside
al
Ocean
Falls.
BIG
HOLDUP
AT
SCRANTON
Bandits
Kill
One
Man
and
Get
Away
With
$70,000
Payroll
SC11ANTON,
Pa;,
July
30.
Three
bandits
held
up
the
paymaster
or
the
Avoca
Coal
Co.
in
a
trttln
al
Moosio
today
using
revolvers
freely.
A
man
named
Murphy
was
killed
uml
four
Gibers
were
wounded.
The
bandits
made
their
escape
getting
away
with
lite
mine
ayroll
amounting
to
$70,000,
wun
ine
waters
in
inai
vicinity
x
30.
Th
(hey
.li.t
uol
consult
the
tide
table
calien
nun
coiiiiuiiaiion
i.y
nrii:a-
'rr,.I(i,,,.r
Siberian
Prince
bound
Mifficiently
when
ancliorin
iller-iienerai
Miwer.
Hie
lrem-
f
Vancouver
ran
on
the
rock
in
Weilnewlay
eveniln:
wilh
the
un
re
lllIllilll
f
ill
V
H
ifi
1.
It
.
IUt
111
12
lit
mill
.
...
.
...
1
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.
.
i:
1:1.
i.r.
11
.
TAXI
P.R.FISH
MARKET
Phone
671.
99
18
a
hurry
FOR
THE
PIC-NIC.
Jellied,
Tongues,
Bolted
Ham,
PWrw
Roast
Ham
with
dressing,
PRINCE
RUPERT
Btt
Car
and
Bait
farvlea
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
,-
In
thaClty.
Rates
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Out
of
Town
Orders
Solicited
VOI,
XIII.,
NO,
18,
IMUNCK
IIUPEHT,
U.(I,,
MONDAY,
JULY
30,
1083.
Siturdiy'
Circulation
1.6S0.
Strl
StlM
SIS.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTf"
RAR
"en,
"'
ING
POISONS
PRESIDENT
HARDING
v
OVK
OF
KuSSIA
AGAINST
CANADA
IS
REPORTED
BY
AMERICAN
SKIPPER
w
r
ri
.
in.
met
Executive
ol
Mates
is
III
at
'Frisco
and
Remainder
of
his
Tour
to
be
Cancelled
i--
SAN
FIIA-NCISCO.
July
M.
President
Harding
has
been
SIRF.RIAN
PRINCE
i
i.
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-il
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T
1
travel.
Tins
will
probably
be
within
a
fortnight.
I
WAS
SUBMERGED
:
Col.
R.
N.
Stewart's
Craft
Met
With
Mishap
at
Wark
Chan-
nel
and
la
Now
In
Dock
!
The
gasoline
cruiser
Vaquero.
owned
by
Colonel
II.
N.
Stewart.
O.H.I...
is
on
tliH
ilry
dock
a.
tin;
lesult
of
becoming
submerged
early
on
Tliurndny
moriiin;;
while
in
Island
Day,
Wark
Channel.
Col.
an.
I
Mrs.
Stewarl
were
en
route
lo
Skagway
and
had
NANAIMO
ENTERS
CONNAUGHT
FINAL
WI.NMl'Kti,
July
30.
-Njii.iiiihi
will
ri'inTHenl
eflern
Canaila
in
the
Connauplit
Cup
soccer
finals
bavin?
emrrired
from
ilii-ir
series
wflh
Furl
llointe
Haner
wilh
a
lvo
lo
one
margin.
Saturday'
pcoiid'
panic
re-
fUlU-il
in
u
'
f-COrfl'i-r
ilraw.
The
Nanainio
boys
duf-iusr
I
lie
erie!
won
Ihe
ap-
d
ulial
ion
of
Ihe
fan.
Moil!
real
CI'.U.
and
Fort
William
will
play
ofT
in
the
Fal
to
decide
which
diall
meet
.N'anaimo.
--
-
a
ueiu-e
10?
tin
r-uiiuaj
hum
11111.
Mill
lliai
llie
recr(""r
r
tun?
it
"ii
int.
UDC
HIIOV
UAnilfl
were
au-alit
in
conference
tl
4.,,,.
,it-
from
Ilce
Itt.ck..
It
will
Vaquem
liigli
onjthe
beach.
Tlir:
MKd.
liALbl
MUKMLL
him
Mil-
inoniiiKf.
llke
lwx,
W(.okB
to
jjKller
ihe
boat
loppleil
over
at
o'clock
!
Afler
the
consultation,
the
nr,,
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11.,.
vBHi
Tno
Tlinr.,l;ii-
nmrnin;
l
hiw
Mile.
pbyniciani.
were
morn
optimbdie
,(0,(U
ar.
w.a,.roi:ed.
The
crew
the
iiob-e
of
breaking
'
crockery
t.titl
were
virtually
atsreiit
that
if
ufc.
nature
u'rr
uirJ
and
SEDITIONISTS
MUST
I
ine
preMueni
hpeu
a
rainy
9Vvurv,i
.
r.lonel
Stewart
will
be
shocked
lo
team
that
Mrs
..tiaoriaiMe
11
?li
accor.
.lip
io
0
.
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...
(walked
iI.ami
Ibe
beach
a
eon.i.U
F.liiabelh
Anna
Kileeu
Morkill,
iMineunri-i'Ur.uai.
i
i,.u,n
inpnj-iPPeais
oi,
rv
y.trien
.no
ntun
,.rilbll.
(li
.ftl.
was
wife
of
Dalby
llio.ks
Morkill.
FISH
ARRIVALS
riiipey
-cbediiled
for
.New
York
...
an
Tkt.l...
.
.
I
.
9m.lM
O.lk..
T.
in
Niiiemner
11.
pooiponeu
1111111
immin
v.
.
.w
tailing
189,000
Pounds
To
day
Halibut
rates
on
the
Fiih
1.x-
irj.o
s
secretary
oapi
mnimier
(ianRP
)iU
moriiiiis;
totalled
llCkaul
was
"foreniK
thiuKs.'
lie
jf.p.oon
pounds.
Seven
Ainericai.
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1
iii
puui
inin
uuiij
"
ni".
t.ri.onwr
nroiisiii
in
i
u.oiio
anil
icjtro.
wn
the
more
popular
op-',,
rnuiljan
53.000
pounds.
The
IS
TO
RESIGN
VII
fill
VI
II
IVU
Wl
Mil
v
ivtp
I
This
Is
Certain
Canadian
rditaiucd
bitther
prices
for
their
second
class
catches
than
did
H10
Ainerieaus.
The
arrivals
and
sales
were:
American
llellance.
5.000
pounds,
at
1
1.7c
and
10c:
Norma,
10,000
pounds,
a!
IhUc
and
I0c:
Mrimritolil,
7.000
pounds,
at
15c
and
10c;
lo
lite
lloyal
Fish
Company.
Ilrolhers,
13,000
pounds,
at
I
i.Cie
and
lOr,
to
the
Pacific
isheries
Ltd.
Yesla,
0,000
vouniN,
at
15c
nnd
10c;
Lumen,
1
0,000
pounds,
at
tt.Hc
and
toe,
to
tho
AHin
fish
eries
Lid.
Vansee,
(15,000
pounds,
at
1
3.1c
and
U.7c,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Sloraite
Co.
Canadian
Kaicu.
15,000
pounds,
at
12.7o
uml
1
0.0c,
to
the
llooth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Co.
K.
Llpsett.
17.000
pounds,
at
12.7c
ami
10.5c;
Point
May.
3.
Mid
pounds,
at
13.
tc
and
10.5c.
to
tho
Canadian
Irish
.v
Cold
Storage
Westerner,
'.',000
pounds,
at
IS.7c
and
10c;
Nuba,
13,000
pounds,
at
13.1c
and
tOc,
to
the
Atlin
Fisheries
Ltd.
Seli.ia,
3,000
pounds,
at
13.
In
and
10c,
In
the
lloyal
FMi
Co.
ful
in
securiiiir
the
services
or
Ihe
passed
away
at
Vancouver
DIED
IN
VANCOUVER
and
falling
tool
brinjiinir
tho
Many
Friends
Here
Will
Regret
colonel
and
Mr.
Stewart
quickly
to
Learn
of
Death
of
Tal-
troui
their
berlbs.
The
riidnjr
tidj
ented
Vocalist
filleil
the
interior
of
the
boat
WRIT
THFIR
TIMF
and
it
became
iiece.-ary
for
aid
Many
of
bet-friend
in
this
city
McQrath
Have
Been
DIs
missed
schooner
Taplow,
Capt.
Hert
July
25
a'ler
a
long
illness.
The
Flewin.
Upon
reaching
the
funeral,
took
place
on
Friday
Vaquero.
she
was
round
to
be
in
-morning.
tour
fathoms
or
water.
Willi
the
Formerly
a
resilient
or
Stewart,
fallinp
tide
Ihe
boat
was
baled
out
Mrs.
Morkill
was
well
known
in
with
dirricully
by
Col.
and
Mrs.
this
part
or
the
province.
She
Stewart
aud
'Capl.
Flewin
and.
vv:is
a
talented
vocalist
and
on
arter
a
lot
of
hard
work,
was
several
occasions
appeared
on
Ihe
laised
with
the
assistance
of
local
concert
stage.
She
was
the
empty
gasoline
drums,
upon
ex-
daughler
id
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
F.
btiiiualinu
it
was
round
th
Maguire,
formerly
or
this
city,
clothing
in
the
boat
bad
been
con-'
'
siderably
damaged
with
gasoline
FARM
LABOR
WANTED
wliile
the
interior
was
badly
wrecked
by
waler.
The
Vaquero'
WINNIPEG,
July
30.
Three
was
towed
in
to
port
on
Saturday
thousand
harvest
laborers
tor
by
the
Taplow
and
is
now
being
the
prairies
are
expected
from
overhauled
at
the
dry
dock.
Hoth
the
coast
early
next
month.
Ar-Col.
and
Mrs.
Stewart
speak
in
rangemenls
for
Ihe
handling
of
Itpporls,1'12"
praise
01
ine
excellent
ser-ue
men
are
neiug
maue
v.
11
11
a
vices
reuiieren
mem
uy
i.apt.
view
10
transporting
iiieui
witii
Flewin.
las
little
ilelay
as
possible.
Siberian
Government
is
Said
to
be
Outfitting
Ship
for
Wrangell
Isle
NOME,
Alaska,
July
30.
The
Siberian
government
j
reported
to
be
outfitting
u
vessel
al
Vladivostok
for
a
voyage
lo
Wrangell
Island
with
the
avowed
intention
of
capturing
the
Hriltsh
explorers
headed
by
Allen
Crawford,
Toronto,
and
taking
possession
oT
the
Island
in
the
name
of
Russia.
This
is
what
Capt.
Putin
of
the
United
Stales
trading
schooner
Iskum
savs.
Canada's
relief
ship
in
charge
of
Harold
Xoice
will
sail
im-
mediately,
OTTAWA,
July
30.
Orrjcials
nf
(he
department
of
naval
tie-
fence
refuse
lo
take
seriously
tho
report
that
llussia
is
trying
to
capture
the
('BJtadians
on
Wrangell
Island
and
annex
the
Island
for
this
would
be'
an
act
of
war.
They
think
the
Siberian
vessel
is
probably
on
pome
peace
ful
mission.
AUSTRALIANS
ARE
UP
IN
DAVIS
CUP
SERIES
Defeated
Hawaiian
Players
at
South
Orange,
New
Jersey,
Yesterday
SOUTH
OIIAXOhTNiJ.,
July
30
J.
0.
Anderson
and
J.
P.
Hawkes,
Australians,
defeated
Howie
Dielbrick
and
Vy.
A.
Kck
land,
Hawaiians,
in
tho
doubles
event
of
tho
Davis
Cup
elimina
tion
series.
The
scores
were
6
to
0,
6
lo
6
and
6
to
5.
InEW
CABINET
NEWFOUNDLAND
Executive
of
Hon.
R.
W.
Warren
Takes
Reins
of
Office
today
ST.
JOHN'S,
MM.,
July
30,
Hon,
II.
W.
Warren
has
completed
Ihe
formation
ot
the
new-ministry
lo
succeed
that
wltic.h
went
out
of
otllce
when
Sir
E.
S.
Squiies
resigned
Ihe
'premier-ship.
Hon.
W.
W.
llairyard,
elected
as
minister
of
fisheries,
becomes
colonial
secretary
and
is
succeeded
in
his
old
cYparlincnt
by
O.
F,
Grimes.
'Ilnve
are
III
tee
changes
in
Ihe
cabinet
II
self.
J.
r.
Ihtvvney
becomes
a
member
wilh
the
port
folio
of
ncrleiilliii
i
uml
mines.
M.
K.
llawoo
is
iiiinUlur
of
pnsl
otllccs
1
Results
of
Matriculation
K,
Examinations
Just
out
are
Creditable
to
High
School
1
VIC5TORIA,
July
'M.
University
matriculation
examination:
a.
results
were
published
here
on
baturday
by
the
Department
of
4.
Kducaliuii.
The
succesMnd
studetils
in
norlhern
High
Schools
4.
were
us
follows:
Prince
Rupert
Centre
Junior
Matriculation,
maximum
marks
1,000
Sam
I.
4.
Siinpon,
7!;
Lillian
.M.
Palmer.
070;
Ethel
.M.
It.
Tremayiie,
4.
072
Felix
K.
Uatt,
0(51;
Kathleen
M.AVard,
05.;
Myra
S.
Haney,
4.
010;
Mars-
S.
.Mcllae,
001';
Margaret
M.
Oillall,
571;
Jean
If.
JiChay.
i.,'J;
John
I..
hak,
530.
1
-
-
(.raided
Suiii'deusenlary
Ksain-'
TXTITr7
CTATTTC
i..aliou.I.ouie
(i.
FiM.er.
Mar-
II
111
I
KIJ
MAI
P..
iorie
A.
Lancaster.
Pelra
A
l.iiullaud,
Dorothy
Y:
MacDonald,
Edna
L.
Yickers.
Senior
Matriculation,
uiixliirjin
marks,
I
too.
Frederick
G.
Ker-i
sin.
77
1:
Itolli
i.
Cordon.
733:(Qts
Win.
S.
Kergin,
71
1;
Lucy
S.(
Pillsbury,
61)2;
Lee
.M.
Gordon,
135.
1
!
FAVORED
NATION
All
Privileges
in
Straits'
Agreement
From
Turkey
,
Without
Signing
Pact
Granted
Supplementary
Kxam-j
LAUSANNE,
July
20.
United
malum
win.
I-.
uavmier.
Mary
States
and
Turkish
experts
W.
Cross.
Minnie
N.
Hank.
(leached
an
agreement
on
Satur-
Commercial,
Maximum
marks
day
night
whereby
United
States
1.000
Eva
E.
Cavalier.
621.
I
receives
most
favored
treatment
Private
Study
'concerning
the
freedom
of
.the
Junior
Matriculation,
granted
strait
tor
merchantmen
and
war-suppleuienlal
examination
Mel-
ships.
The
United
States,
without
jleoheus.
,
ida'ninjr
tho
straits'
ronvenlioa
Completed
.HiiiriiuiHiioii,
joint
win
P.
Eirord,
Henry
AL
Hibbard,
Paul
1
Paulson,
Oeorge
L.
Horie
i'p.iior
Matriculation,
granted
supplemental
'
examinations
llichard
W.
Pillsbury.
Prince
George
Centre
Junior
Matriculation,
maximum
marks,
1,000
Theltna
A.
Tilleruoie.
803;
Itulli
M.
llorns-by.
73'J
;
Hessie
Leith.
72'J;
Julia
Izuwsky,
637.
Granted
Supplementary
examinations
Thomas
W.
Souiertou.
Roscoe
Williams.
Senior
Matriculation,
Granted
supplementary
examinations
Lottie
K.
Davis.
OLD
WOMAN
KILLED
MYSTERIOUSLY
IN
CITY
OF
VICTORIA'!;
receive
all
privileges.
LAUNCH
ROSINA
RUNSONROCKS
Oiler
Pesner's
Boat
Hlqh
and
Dry
Near
Wolf
Island
Beln?
Taken
Off
-
The
launch
Husina
IL,
owned
by
Olier
Hesner
and
skippered
by
llaut
Iterpquisl,
is
high
and
dry
;
on
the
rtH'ks
between
df
and
(iarilen'
Islands
across
the
bay.
1
While
returning
Ironi
Metlakalla
i
on
Sunday
uiortting,
her
skipper
:
hugged
the
shore
a
little
too
1
closely
with
the
result
that
the
'
boal
ran
un
on
(he
rocks.
As
tar
could
be
ascertained
there
i
lint
ilamage
done
to
the
hull.
YICTOIUA,
July
30.
Mrs.
Jane
olier
Hesner
together
with
Capl,
Dick,
aged
62,
who
lived
alone
Swattson,
who
piloted
the
power
here
Tor
many
years,
was
found,
t,oai
pacliena,
went
out
at
noous
dead
in
bed
yesterday
with
a.
today
for
the
purpose?
of
draR-T
vvuuntt
on
her
skull.
The
house,,,,
ltr
ou-
the
rocks.
It
is
was
not
disturbed
and
llier)untiCimr.
thaljhe
work
willijij,
wrre
no
signs
01
a
struggle,
.vo
successfully
accomplished,
robbery
was
committed
but
pre-
-
'
nminary
inspection
leans
ine
nifAITf
PI7
IIIII
I
police
to
believe
thai
the
wound
SHIH
Kl
PI
Wll
I
was
not
accidental.
is
being
held
today.
An
inquest
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
SATURDAY'S
SCORES
National
League
New
York
6-5.
Chicago
1-Ilrooklyn
2,
Cincinnati
I.
Philadelphia
2,
St.
Louis
'
American
League
Chicago
3,
New
York
I.
Cleveland
5,
Hoston
10.
Coast
League
Sacramento
I
I,
Salt
Lake
City.
Los
Angeles
I;
Oakland
u.
Seal
lie
3,
Portland
1.
Vernon
3,
San
Francisco
0.
SUNDAY'S
SCORES
.
National
League
iloston
I,
Cincinnati
2.
New
York
15,
Chicago
3.
Philadelphia
6,
St.
Louis
2.
American
League
Chicago
3-2,
New
York
2-8,
Detroit
tt,
Washington
II.
Coast
League
Oakland
11-2,
Los
Angeles
3-t.
Seattle
2-3,
Portland
3-5.
vernon
0-3,rfau
hrnnrlsro
2-7.
Sacramento
13-10,
Salt
Lake
City
5-t3.
uiiv
vaa,u4
a
11
ssuj
vr
w.
MOVE
BUILDING
Gets
Contract
From
Masonlov.
Committee
Hospital
to
Pur-
,
chase
Heating
System
The
lender
of
Ernest
H.
Shock-ley
for
the
moving
of
the
old
provincial
court
house
building
from
Third
Ave.
to
the
corner
or
Sixth
Ave.
and
Dowser
Street
witere
'il
will
be
converted
Into
a
Masotibj
temple
wiis
accepted
on
Saturday
evening
by
the
building
commit-,'
tee
having
the
matter
in
hand.'
There
were
three
lenders.
The
bill
of
the
prince
Hupert
General
Hospital
Association
for
the
purchase
of
the
healing
system
in
Ihe
building
was
accepted.
il
being
the
higher
of
the
two
bids
submitted.
The.
plant
wilt
be
used
in
Ihe
dew
nurses'
home.
NOTED
ACTOR
DIES
LONDON,
July
30
Sir
Chai'J
les
llawlrey
mded
actor
and
theatrical
maiiuger,
died
today
following
several
days
Illness,
llevlsiled
Camilla
aiuMtic
United
State
on
ewtul
occasion.