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III
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n
produced
for
rtorl
lo
California.
BRITISHERS
ON
AMERICAN
SHIP
From
Their
Side
IS
AMERICAN
TERRITORY
Men
Cannot
be
Taken
From
Steamer
While
In
British
Port
Is
Atertd
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and
a-
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u
it.
i
.
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..
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imi
llic
-,.
,
Wilfrid
Caron
Fell
Overboard
nd
Waa
Not
Afterwards
Seen
"i
nun;.
j(,iy
n.
a
few
li'-.i.
ndi-i
xlnrling
on
the
nv-iii.
ii.mi
,,vne
lo
the
fur
iioilh
th.
strainer
Arclle,
under
rntu-"a
Hi
(
I'.iuii.
Il..iiiinr.
lost
her
bin
feu
II.
.
fh.er.
Wilfrid
(jiion,
.vlio
'
hi
nl
mill
ttiu
mil
Kfi'lll
'Wji.I.
I'll
run
u-.i.
nun
llf
1
1
I'll
obi
Ami
trusted
miti-
ROBBED
TORONTO
MAN
AFTER
PELTING
HIM
WITH
STONES;
ESCAPED
VANCOL
VKII.
July
II.
John
McKay
of
Toronto,
who
N
on
'"il
here,
n,
(he
police
he
was
'"'iiibai-ilpd
will,
.tones
by
a
;"")
man
ami
woman
In
'iilh
"iiniuMM-
luMt
nlKhl
who
robbed
""
"f
:i.()ini.
McKay
Is
in
Ihc
lml'ifnl
and
Hie
couple
escaped
1,1
'"i
nub
mi.
.bile.
PRINCE
OF
WALES
TO
VISIT
CANADA
THIS
AUTUMN
UNOFFICIALLY
'"Mm
)..
July
il.
The
l'llnce
"f
'ab-s,
it
whs
learned
today,
"'ten.ls
,t
v
I
1
1
Cu
n
in
I
a
in
the
uull"ini.
Ho
will
go
in
his
Jiri-vIb
enpuclly
ami
will
not
ueeepi
iU
dficial
vngugements.
mI
l.kaa.
ai.llje
Itiaerai
ia
nlatll
lit.
"
,
',!"
r
e
'
v.
Z
Ihieklry.
bol
of
Hie
M.-
V
ii
mo-
mrimiern
Ol
uic
.,
..
m
i,,
m.i
,,
....
,
.
pii
niiioer
i
iu
urine
",
(VISITOR
WAS
GARBED
Angus
Robertson
In
Country
to
Take
Part
In
Celebration
of
First
Landing
MnX
l
lli:AI..
July
1
1.
-Willi
a
pasMMiKcr
lil
composed
almost
wholly
of
reluming
t'.aiiiulians,
!
(ii.-Iii.
Iiiiu
a
large
number
for
"n-
ii
ml
I
he
Weil.
Hie
wihh
Star
Uominioii
liner
Meganur
iloeked
here
yesterday
nfler
an
eventful
o.ui(ie
from
Liverpool
ami
(llagnv,
Amoiitf
I
he
passengers
in
alfon
was
Annus
lloberlsoil
ii.
...
Word
Reaches
City
That
T.
A.
Kelly
Is
Planning
Erection
of
Plant
at
Atll
Inlet
WiimI
win
luntilil
l
ii
Ihc
f
a
mr
Prince
ipnxiuciioH
iteniiie..
allowing
mr
ai-
nrriii
lansr
i..,iiii
.um.
jibe
mil
I
us
or
finished
lui'ila-r
at
r.timli-a
urtlyui
limber
iliirh
lirrrtofore
fen
not
im-pii
for
pulp
null
ii
llic
roasL
luriiPtl
out.
.
'
The
Marll
mill
hImi
boast.
uniiin
dctiidm
ta
,wwv
of
a
romplelr
mai-hiiie
hi
II
jJIjU
uuiunn
iu
.wtiiel,
will
,.Vp
.,Wr
U,e
-,
WAR
TIME
WAGES
Hi
"t.
..
impii.
ipprlr.
m
'
war
limp
wasp-
of
Hip
lnlrr
II.
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liaiiwwy
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ami
m.
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of
Trainmrn
1.11-
ii.
iniii
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llfKlbrrlNNi.1
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a-
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lb-
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has
hem
in
ev-
rmen
w
,n.
aii.1
the
mill
employe
.
prr
ikvmi.Ip.1
on
Ihc
prbaul
'i
.
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ltllllIKMI
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il.
riioinp-on
f
'I'pia
a
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Ul
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,
,
wliirb
ill
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In
li-'-
in
Win-
HIPf!.
Mv
vM.po
M,e
Rut
back
to
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i
.01
"n
1..1....ii.,l..U-!
Totalled
181,500
Pounds;
THIRD
OFFICER
ARCTIC
LOST
oflpr
rrrlal
on
Mit
ef
Iiimnw-
Canadian
3,000
Pounds
Hon
lo
Hip
plai.l.
Hip
company
w
Irtiiorli
i:panllne
Inning
nrrlvp.l
!
s
p
v
p
n
IitiIv
nflcr-
cllooiri
"'"Co.
'"I
in.
hi.
.it
aiiemr
i
eon
i
i
roule
lo
I'iclou,
lo
,,
Hie
Seoltlsh
couvenlion
vnlcli
is
,
js10.t
(j(
being
held
there
Ihlf
week
lo
roin-inetnorale
the
150th
anniversary
of
Hie
firsl
landing
of
Scottish
emigrants
on
Caniiilian
coil.
The
Ill-ill
-.Ii
Atlantic
Mpuulron.
together
with
the
Canadian
Homo
Fleet
will
be
In
allendancp
during
Hip
n
k,
while
there
will
be
nu-
American
markeb'd
r.H.ooo
p.5c.
lo
main
Hi
'-ity
John
ur
i
luri.
a
Inrge
Xo.
W3
horizontal
riving
from
Hip
'Jiiceu
Chariot
--aw
and
a
lirxe
pliuipr.
A
new
Islands
lln
morning
thai
I.
V
M.ilfr
lin
nlo
been
installed
ami
KHIy.
tin
wpII
known
loggim;
Hi
-
mnrliiiierv
nf
the
entire
mill
man.
I
Manning
the
erection
of
'.a
un.len.-one
u
veritable
Iran-
a
awmiH
at
Alii
Inlet.
Mr.
Kelly
Condition!
Not
Much
Better
on
loniiatioii
lhc
in'rormeul
ba
plenive
tindier
holdings
on
Leviathan
Than
on
Vossols
ill
mul
of
an
iHrrap
in
tin
Hie
Maml
an.l
at
prceiil
oper-
halibut
181.500
.......
i..
i,.L..
l.m.
nnii..
lie
will
M'tiniU
nl
the
Fi-li
Kxrbange
t
la
i
rvlnni
to
Hie
rity
In
a
few
ilays.
tnornimt.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Catimliuu
fares
were
nrv
lit
hi
luii
limits
offering
only
U.utHi
potimN.
Two
larsr
srboon-icis.
the
IMoneer
and
Allen,
were
IM
DimiPFJflllP
PI
AIH
i"ponsibIe
for
Hie
most
of
the
in
l
lui
uiiwyvu
"'""i
American
landings.
Arrivals
and
sales:
American
(!ralini:,
ll.lHUl
poutul?.
nl
11.5c
and
1
0c,
and
Kaale.
5,50
ooumls.
at
I
l.:ic
and
1
0c.
to
the
,Allin
Fisheries.
J.
1'.
Todd
7.000
pounds,
and
.Alias.
30.0110
iiiMin.U.
al
1
1.
3c
and
inc.
to
Hie
Month
Fisheries
Caii-ailicn
Co.
,
i
Hilda.
It.
000
tioumU,
al
I
l.l'e
and
lie,
nml
'Allen.
0H.000
ooiinds,
at
CI.Hc
and
10c,
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
StoraK"
pounds,
ul
llio
l'acific
.'Zirm'SSCOTSMEN
INDIGNANT
Maritime
provinces,
will
unveil
a
morial
which
has
been
erected
al
Piclou
by
the
Caledonian
Society
In
inciiyry
of
the
first
landing
of
Iheir
ancestors
In
I'llllMllll.
Mr.
lloberlsoil,
who
was
gaineo
In
the
picture.siue
plaid
ami
M'1
o
ramiliar
lo
the
Scottish
race,
left
for
his
ilcsllnnllon
direct
by
train
last
night.
Ho
Is
hero
only
for
I
wo
wei;ks
ami
Is
returning
lo
F.imland
by
II"'
""U'0
from
Vork,
July
i'l.
Canadian
Margalice.
'.'.Soo
pounds
al
II.
Ic
ami
Inc.
to
the
lloyal
Fish
Co.
Ilinlie
U..
500
poumls,
at
I
Ic
etui
10c.
(o
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
NO
SPORRANS
SUPPLIED
LONDON.
July
II.-
Indignant
complaints
by
Seoltlsh
members
lliul
Hie
War
Office,
had
railed
lo
provide
sporrans
for
the
klltio
regiments
brought
a
reply
from
the
tinder
secretary
of
slate
for
war
Hint
full
dress
uniform
were.
too
expensive
and
would
provided.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
Xews.
TAXI
P.R.FISH
MARKET
L
99
Phone
671.
in
a
nurry
FOR
THE
PIC-NIC.
Jellied
Tongues,
Boiled
Ham,
Phone
Roast
Ham
with
dressing,
Btit
Oar
and
Best
service
H
PRINCE
RUPERT
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
In
the
City.
Rates
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Out
of
Town
Orders
Solicited
Vol,
XI"
.
l'MIXCE
HLPEHT,
M.C
WEDNESDAY
JULY
J
J,
IU23.
ytlrdty'(
Circulation,
1511
tlrt
Salt!
807.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
1MPR0,.
IMS
MADE
TO
BUCKLEY
PLANT
STRIKE
MATTERS
PLACED
BEFORE
DOMINION
GOVERNMENT
BY
EXECUTIVE
Buckley
Bay
Mill
to
Finish
Part
of
Lumber
Cut
There;
Big
Plant
Overhauled
and
Extended
!"
r.
"'T?"''?'.!"?"".!?.
!!:",
"I::;
ANOTHER
MILL
ON
ft"
TimlilT
I.O.
OIK
iumhih
m
iim
mvj
ii.ij
inviHi)
uiiu
new
M,iin),
il
ix
expected.
Nil'
I'laiil
rrume
cutting
niter
a
'
.'.'own
or
three
week
during
which
tunc
I
lie
ulil
machinery
I
-
dt't-ii
lhuroi;,hly
overhauled
ami
rliwnpeil
alioul
ami
mm
li
w
rutxl'lllf
III
added.
An
rcMilt,
I
lie
mill
will
now
be
ubl
In
QUttN
InAKLUllbo
ISA
b.i
now
followed
taiada's
lead
and
i
arranging
it
M-henie
of
lii-nrnnre
(or
ex-soldier".
A
poler
display
w,i
up1
to
-inrt
n
campaign
for
11.
Premier
is
Asked
to
Investigate
Strike:
Union
Officials
are
out
on
Bail:
Workman
is
Beaten
vp
SYDXKY,
July
It
noon
.
John
Mcl'hersou,
one
of
the
maintenance
workers
at
Number
1
Colliery
of
the
Dominion
Company,
was
bealeu
up
by
strike
pickets
there
early
today
when
on
In
way
to
work.
No
other
clash
with
pickets
i:?
re
ported.
A
strike
in
four
small
independent
mines
north
of
Cape
llrelou
ha
added
;i."0
men
lo
the
strikers.
OTTAWA,
July
II.
In
a
wire
to
Alex.
Mclutyre,
vice-
prcidcnl
of
the
sinking
Cape
Ilreton
miners,
Hon.
-James
Mur
DEATHS
FROM
GREAT
HEAT
Storms
and
Lightning
Add
to
List
or
Casualties
In
Central
States
CHICAGO,
July
11.
The
list
or
deaths
rrom
excessive
heat
In
many
parts
of
the
country
were
added
to
by
today's
reports
or
casualties
resulting
from
storms.
Twolve
persons
died
from
heat
and
five
deaths
wore
caused
by
lightning
In
various
central
stalos.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
SI.
Louis
ll-o,
lloslon
I
-3.
Cbicauo
0.
Ilrooklyu
0.
I'illsburg
H,
New
York
!.
Ciuciunalj
7.
Philadelphia
2.
American
Leanue
lloslon-Delroil
rain)
.
Philadelphia
:t,
Cleveland
I.
New
York
:i,
Chicago
Washington
I,
SI.
Louis
U.
Coast
League
Los
Angeles
;i.
Sacramento
I.
Port
laud
111,
Oakland
5.
San
Francisco
CI,
Sail
Lake
2
Yernon-Seallle
(ravelling.)
womenarekilleT
IN
POWDER
PLANT
ALTON,
111.,
July
II.
Twelve
not
be
persons,
seven
of
them
women,
were
killed
uml
'-'J
injured
in
an
explosion
in
the
plant
of
tho
Western
Cartridge
Cu.
doch,
minister
of
labor
in
Hie
Federal
(.overnment,
slated
thai
his
department
had
been
endeavoring
to
induce
the
provincial
authorities
lo
withdraw
their
;
troop
from
the
strike
area.
'
!
HALIFAX,
July
II.
Dan
Liv-iiiKlouc,
district
president,
und
JJ.
Jl.
MrLachlau
-.litni-t
sec-
Iretary
of
the
United
Mine
Work
ers
ot
.nierica.
two
strike
leaoers
urrelcd
at
(ilucell
iy
on
charge
of
vprendim:
faNe
information,
were
released
today
on
bail
and
are
to
appear
in
courl
next
lueMiay.
OTTAWA,
July
It.
The
im
mediate
recall
of
troops
from
the
Cape
llrelon
slrike
area,
and
if
necessary
the
calling
of
a
special
session
of
parliament
to
deal
witli
the
mailer
is
asked
in
a
teller
seul
by
the
executive
council
of
the
Trades
ami
Labor
Con
gress
of
Canada
lo
l'romier
Mae-kenzi"
Kinif.
The
letter
asks
thai
a
royal
commission
tie
appointed
innnedialely
with
widest
power
lo
fully
'investigate,
every
circum-
tauce
or
condition
in
liny
way
connected
vvilh
or
leading
up
to
the
calling
out
of
and
the
presence
in
Cape
Ilreton
ul
this
lime
of
military
forces.
STEAMER
IS
ASHORE
IN
COLUMBIA
RIVER
POIlTLAXD,
July
1
1
.
-Slennier
Sydney
M.
Ilaupluinu
is
agrouml
in
the
Columbia
lliver
with
a
carco
of
flour
and
half
a
million
feet
of
lunlier
aboard.
RATIFY
TREATY
PA
HIS.
July
II.
Tho
French
Senale
Ibis
afternoon
ratified
Iho
Washington
treaty
for
tho
llnillu-tion
of
naval
arnuimeiils
without
ruservalloii
by
a
vote
of
287
lo
3.
Oriental
Question
is
I
Discussed
by
Manson
Address
to
Labor
Men
Fred
Stork
Tells
of
Work
of
Session
Recently
Completed
at
Ottawa
and
is
Complimented
There
was
u
full
attendance
of
delegates
at
last
night's
liieeling
of
the
Trader,
ami
Labor
Council,
which
was
addressed
by
lion.
A.
.M.
Man-on,
attorney
general
and
minister
of
labor,
und
Fred
Slork.
.M.P.
ror
Skeciia.
Mr.
MaiiMin
gave
a
telling
and
enthiiialic
address
on
the
Oriental
.situation
as
il
exists
today,
abundantly
fiirnihiiig
facts
and
figures
to
show
how
the
menace
is
riing
and
appealing
to
the
council
lo
use
every
energy
and
means
at
il
dipo.-al
lo
carry
on
flic
fight
against
the
penetration
of
the
yellow
races
in
British
Columbia
and
Canada.
Mr.
Slink
stave
an
jiitcic-l
uir
account
of
Hie
late
session
of
parliuint-nt.
rrfin-riii?
lo
IcsMflalion
dial
bad
mmi
.aiiriiipioiJ
anu
pas!eil
icularly
in
reference
lo
Skcrna
lilritl.
The
reccplion
that
Mr
Malison
and
Mr.
Slork
received
u.
il
I
lie
coiis:ratulatory
remarks
MAKE
CANADA
FINEST
NATION
'lint
were
lpiiderp.1
Ihein
follow-
Governor
General's
Idea
of
What
ins;
llieir
addresses
imlicaled
thai'
Would
Make
Canada
Great
is
l
lie
council
appreciated
I
heir
Expressed
ork
and
more
particularly
I
heir
.
'
errorl
s
in
eomballiiijr
Hie
Orienl-i
JOHN'.
July
1
1.
Address-
Jar
mrtface.
S.
iC
MWJfrnaM.
ing
the
Jrns?
Moy's
"club,
here,
president
or
Hie
rouncjl,
was
in
overnor-Ceneral
Mjn?
said
his
Hie
chair.
,wisli
and
hope
was
lo
see
Canada
Extremists
on
Both
Sides
i
inspired
with
Hie
an
spirit
as
In
oipiiinsr
hi
address.
Mr.
wa
ful,l"l
llie
Canadian
corps.
'
vvar
time
wi"'
rgintent.s
Trom
Mansnii
--aid
be
was
a
treat
be-
lipver
in
merlin---
Ibe
reorp-enl-
a"
provinces
doing
llieir
jobs
alives
or
labor.
There
were
in
ln"
"l
everjuiuia
else
the
r:nit
..r
i:.),,.r
iitn
i..
..n,u-
Hie
Canadian
circles,
i.imm.Ic
who
lacked
rea-1
sniialilenos
and
sanity.
There
were
reiis
ami
rauieals
anions
employers
jul
as
J
here
were
among
employees.
II
was
hoc
I
wo
extremes
Dial
had
mitigated
in
Hie
past
a?aiust
agreement.
The
proper
alliludeor
all
should
be
"lo
live
and
let
live."
but
this
had
been
prevented
some
times
iiy
extreme
employers
and
labor
men.
Ilovyev'er,
il
was
very
satis
factory
lo
nole
Ihal
today
labor
and
employers
were
celling
more
and
more
together.
The
Imperial
Oil
Co.,
for
Instance,
had
set
..
i
a
.
..
i
I
memlable
organizations.
Other
lo
Ira.htion.
The
lOovemor
said
be
was
sure
tha.
ucb
a
spirit
was
all
that
was
needed
lo
make
Canada
the
fin.:t
nation
in
the
world.
SEHLEMENT
OF
STRIKE
LIKELY
Provincial
Government
of
Nova
Scotia
Agrees
to
Arbitration
SYDNEY,
July
II.
The
miner
of
Spring
Hill
have
decided
not
a
giHMi
f.iiiiie
anu
uau
oecimic.
..
frjiu
a
iiiuiiuiiirin
ui
uiir
irciriiucit!
to
ils
employees.
He
believed,
in
mutual
ro-operation
for
it
re-
ulled
in
no
strikes
and
ruin.
Keven
hundred
mncrs
of
West-ville
decided
lo
.strike.-
International
represenlat
i
v
o
Curtis
of
Hie
steel
workers,
whose
trike
began
the
trouble
in
Nova
nig
employers
were
louowiug
jscolia.
announces
that
ho
has
llie
example
of
the
Imperial
OH
persuaded
the
provincial
govern.
Co.
The
more
lliey
did
so.
llie
,,,,.
i
i
nw.,.i
ii
irit
li,i..r
idler
would
become
conditions.
Oriental
Question
Opening
on
his
topic
of
the
Oriental
question.
Mr.
.Manson
declared
that
it
was
one
of
vital
importance
lo
British
Columbia
II
had
been
talked
of
to
no
end
by
politicians
who
had
accomplished
little.
Many
of
them
had
been
insincere.
It
was
too
vital
a
matter
to
play
with,
however,
and
il
must
be
met
sincerely
and
squarcty
if
it
was
not
lo
become
master
of
the
situation.
Primarily,
the
Oriental
ijues-tlmi
was
one
lor
(he
Dominion
government
lo
handle
but
Ot-lawa
wa
.u
remote
Hurl
the
ser
iousness
ot
llie
mailer
had
yel
been
fully
grasped.
The
member
for
Eraser
Valley
in
llii!iiver.
House
of
Commons
had
suggest
ed
that
all
Orientals
landing
in
H.C.
be
shipped
into
Ontario
in
order
lo
bring
Hie
people
there,
to
realization.
He
sympathized
vvilh
such
a
suggestion.
Question
of
Japan
There
was
a
delicate
problem
involved
in
dealing'
vvilh
Ihc
Oriental
.menace,
for
relations
vvilh
(Ileal
llrilaiit's
ally,
Japan
were
brought
in.
However,
he
agreed
vvilh
the
member
for
Skeena
who
had
said
in
Iho,
(continued
on
page
five)
proceedings
proceedings'
in
arbitration
ami
Curtis
is
hopeful
of
an
early
sel-tlement
of
the
dispute.
SKELETON
REMAINS
MINER
AND
TRAPPER
FOUND
IN
CARIBOO
150
MILE
HOUSE.
July
11.
Tho
skeleton
remains
of
Alousa
Edward
Lucas,
an
old
tinier
of
tin;
Cariboo,
was
found
in
his
shuck
a
mile
north
of
the
153
.Mile
House.
He
mined
and
trapped
in
Hie
Horsefly
district
und
was
al
oue
time
a
Hudson
May
not
employee,
working
for
the
com-
Ipaiiy
far
north
on
the
Mackenzie
TWO
MEN
KILLED
AT
HALF
MOON
BAY
IN
A
MINING
ACCIDENT
VANCOUVER
July
It.
The
provincial
police
have
received
word
of
a
second
man
killed
In
the
mining
accident
at
Half
Moon
Mayi
The
man
Is
Durf
Cllberf-son.
Ills
body,
vvilh
(hat
of
E,
Dow,
the
'other
vleitluVj
being
'
brought
here.
'
'