WhM
Yu
Want
A
ALASKANS
Premier
Poincaire,
in
what
is
Believed
Reply
to
Overtures
nf
Britain.
Given
nn
Ground
SKNLI.S,
Fruiire,
July
10.
President
Poiiicare
on
Sunday
proclaimed
the
Freiicli
government,
unalterable
decision
to
stand
rcolut;ly
fur
complete
execution
of
the
Versailles
Treaty
with
Oernuiuy
del.l
of
1:12,000,000,000
gold
marks
as
agreed
iioii
by
the
Allies
at
the
London
conference
and
against
any
international
finance
committee
to
repfuce
Ihe
reparations
commission,
The
premier
declared
lliul
France
was
finished
making
concession
lo
Oermany
and
was
tired
of
tampering
with
thai
RAILWAY
BONDS
TO
BE
FLOATED
Minister
of
Finance
Announces
Issue
of
$22,500,000
For
C.N.R.
'
1
..........
...
.
.
.
main
TAXI
P1FISH
MARKET
99
'
Phone
671.
in
a
hurry
FOR
THE
PIC-NIC.
Jellied
Tongues,
Boiled
Ham,
Phone
Roast
Ham
with
dressing,
PRINCE
RUPERT
Best
Cart
and
Bait
Service
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
In
tha
Oily.
Rate
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Out
of
Town
Orders
Solicited
VOI,
Mil
NO.
ICO.
PIUNCK
HUPKIIT,
H.C.,
MONDAY,
JULY
10,
1923.
Saturday'
etreulatlon
yta
Strati
Sal
4M.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
FRANCE
RESOLUTE
'"
a
AND
UNACCOMODATING
meuU
ar
being
made
Tor
the
U
'
I'rrmirr
Haldwin
pro-sue
in
l.ina.la
of
l2S.600.0n0
"lioii
or
I
lie
present
lirgo.
...
ii.
,.r
r.n..irf...
Xil.,nfll
Iti.il.
nations,
was
i
r
the
less
an
m-
J,..v
I..H..1.
hearlnir
Inleresl
at
rili.llwr.ul.
1Ii.ii.
V.
S.
Firl.linir.
minister
of
finance
announces.
Principal
and
Interest
will
n
Kuaniiiht-d
by
the
Canadian
gov-
crumcnl.
Ihe
i-Mie
Is
for
th
.!ir..e
of
e.Uliping
Ihe
railway
Willi
iicre-aarv
rollinir
stock.
Uoiul
dealers
and
finaiicinl
houses
;-e
a.ed
t
tender.
DEPORTATION
j
vaaaavirk
a
T-pn
IMMIGRANTS
U.S.
Authorities
Hold
Up
Many
Persons
Arriving
on
Liner
Baltic
NFAV
YOIIK.
July
10.
Of
513
parngrrs
jrom
ureal
jirnniu
on
the
Atlaullc
liner
llallir.
which
Arrived
from
Liverpool,
only
forty-two
first
caldu
pas
senger
win
lc
niimiiieu
inio
ho
t
nileil
Stale.
'Hie
remain-1
iler
will
go
lo
hills
Island
to
held
pending
deporlatiou
cording
lo
Ihe
present
plans
of
Ihe
liitmljirallon
aulhorilies,
the.
July
quota
of
immigrants
for
treat
Hrllalu
has
heen
exhausted,
IRISH
DEPORTED
FROM
AUSTRALIA
Father
O'Flannaoan
and
John
O'Kelly
Shipped
AwayFrom
Sydney
on
8teamer
Mongolia
SYlr.M'Y.
New
South
Wales.
July
10.
-
Two
Irish
Itopuld
leans.
l
ather
Michael
OTIauiiagau
ami
John
O'Kelly.
who
were
arrested
here
In
April
on
charges
or
en-gaglng
In
editions
activities,
weio
removed
from
Jail
today
anil
deported
on
Ihe
steamer
Mon
golia
hound
for
Loudon.
leu
days
ago
they
were
offered
thi;ir
release
on
condition
they
agreed.oeean
Falls
and
the
ministers
re.
not
In
address
public
meetings
I
hey
refused
and
later
declineil.Caffeiy
and
Norman
Vatt,
score.
Hie
opportunity
lo
leave
llio
coun
try
voluntarily.
M.
P,
McCalfery.
who
accompanied
Hon,
T.
0.
Pallullo,
iniii-Isler
nf
lauds,
ami
linn.
Or.
Sutherland,
minister
of
pnbllo
works,
on
I
heir
recent
Irip
of
inspection
Mi
Ilic
Queen
Charlotte.
Islands
ami
southern
points
returned
from
Ocean
Fall
on
tliu
vPriuci'M
Heatriee
on
'till.
I...
DEMAND
THAT
PRINCE
RUPERT
coiiulry.
Premier
Poinrare's
strongly
worded
address,
while
carefully
refraining
from
mentioning
the
vr
"crh
of
the
UritMi
premier
in
(he
House
of
Comiion
last
week.
I
considered
as
Ihe
French
gov.
ernmeiit'.H
preliminary
answer
U
U,r
Urilish
oitiMi
with
regard
t
to
the
occupation
of
Ihe
llul.r.
LONDON.
July
10.
The
speech
'of
Premier
Poincare
on
Sumlay.
'iilllinVieli
tunliiiLf
iki
iIiiitI
refer-
"r"
rr'ur
me
nntisii
premier
H
l
1-irvcil.
In
o
rrir
i
tf
I.
.
rlrcir-
'"
.wmnim
i.
report-
r
me
'l"-eeh
received.
!l
showed
har.ll
'""
or
any
uerommodatimi
Mdril
such
a.
indicated
In
reccn
wi'rU
ttuf
Paris
winch
had
led
l'"'l'ic
"'-re
in
ivmu
iiii
ii.i-
,,0'u
to
I
tic
Urilish
Irnieiicy
to
ward
('crniauy
in
all
recent
re
paration
difficnllies.
If
Premier
Pullicate'
speech
is
France's
lat
word,
it
is
lukeu
as
boding
ill
to
limy
progiss
on
recent
ncgolln-
,,"'"
n'"'
eerlainly
will
he
re-
"""
8,ca'
zszzs
Cop
lo
United
Stales
LONDON.
July
10.
Prime
Minister
Haldwin
announced
in
the
House
of
Commons
today
Mini
he
would
communicate
lo
Hie
United
Slide
for
it
information
Ihe
draft
of
Ihe
reply
he
was
preparing
lo
the
Herman
reparation-,
note:
He
made
Hie
slalciucul
in
reply
lo
n
question
from
Itamsay
Macdunald,
Labor-
ile
leader.
REPORTS
ISLANDS
YERY
BUSY
Major
R.
M.
Taylor
la
Back
After
Accompanying
Ministers
on
Tour
of
District
.Major
H.
M.
Taylor,
provincial'
public
works
engineer,
who
ac-
jcompanied
Hon.
T,
O.
PattuHo,
liiiinlsler
or
lands.
Or.
Sutherland,
minister
ut
public
works,
and
PJ
Philip,
chief
engineer
on
a
inp
oi
inspecllort
to
the
Oueen
Chariot
isiaiuis
nun
MHHiinii
imiiiia
tin-
lowing
their
recent
visit
to
llio
city,
relurncd
on
Ihe.
strainer
Princess
Heatriee
on
Saturday
evening
from
Ocean
Falls.
The
parly
left
on
the
forestry
launch
Leila
It.
for
the
Queen
Chailolte
Island,
visited
Mas-sell,
Port
Clement,
Tel-el,
Skido-gale
and
Queen
Charlolli
City.
From
QucciiXharlotte
City
the
party
left
ror
Delia
Cool
a
and
turned
lo
Vicloria.
M.
P.
Me.
laiy
lo
Mr.
Pallullo,
were
also
among
the
parly.
Speaking
of
conditions
on
(ho
Islands,
Major
Taylor
was
nnich.Coupelt
won
llio
Petit
Parisien's
impressed
Willi
llio
activity
golnjrhuudred
thousand
franc
priio
for
oil
In
both
lumber
and
mining
dc
vclopmcul.
Ho
stales
that
al
tho
present
lime
there
aro
tweuty-two
timber
cruising
parties
on
the
i
flnnds
going
over
(ho
timber.
composed
chiefly
of
Americans.
Subscribe
foc
the
Daily
News,
mimm
A.
A.
Slai;;:
b-Cljieauii
Luu
vrniily.
Im
lcen
gieu
un
M
A.
decree
for
his
rervlt
e
ns
dlri'(
i..i
uf
allilelK
s.
RAILS
ARE
TAKEN
UP
Removal
Was
Discovered
Bo-fore
Nova
Scotia
Train
Arrived
SYDNEY,
N.S.
July
16.
Ralls
were
removed
from
the
Sydney
and
Loulsburg
railroad
track
near
the
Dominion
Number
1
mine
during
the
night.
The
removal
was
discovered
before
the
Sydney
to
Loulsburg
express
passenger
train
came
along
the
line
from
Qlace
Bay.
The
railway
Is
now
being
patrolled
by
troops.
The
coal
company's
plans
to
continue
the
movement
or
coal
with
the
railway
company
are
looked
to
as
one'
or
the
most
serious
or
possible
developments
In
tho
strike
situation.
A
youth
named
Mclnnes
has
been
arrested
ror
alleged
tampering
with
a
switch.
r
FARMERS
ARE
OUT
AND
TADICC
lUKltd
Daft
BAIK
D
ury
QovePnment
In
Ontario
Qve$
pac(
lQ
New
FerflU80n
Administration
TOIIO.VTO,
July
10.
The
Orury
Farmer
goveininenl
afler
l-em?
in
of
lice
since
Noveinjtpr
It.
I
Will,
was
dissolved
on
Saturday
ami
today
Ihe
Ferguson
Conservative
cabinet
was
sworn
in.
AIRPLANE
FLIVVER"
RACE
IN
FRANCE
IS
WONMLCOUPETT
UtMJ,
France,
July
10.
L,
flivver
airplane
competition.
Ho
covered
Ihlily-one
laps
on
u
t'Mi
kilometre
diamond
shaped
course
at
an
avcrago
speed
of
01
7.10
kilometres
per
hour.
The
com
potilimi
was
limited
lo
airplanes
not
e.CToilIiig
500
pounds
it
weight.
MRS.
MORRISON
DIES
SUDDENLY
Well
Known
Local
Lady
Succumbs
to
Attack
or
Heart
Failure
Many
friends
in
Prince
Ituperl
will
he
shocked
to
eam
that
Mrs.
Cora
Mormon,
wite
of
lianiel
H
Morrison,
forjuerly
or
Prince
lliiperl.
ilicd
very
suddenly
last
week
in
Cilirornia
of
heart
fail
ure.
The
funeral
services
were
held
al
Forest
Lawn
Cliapel,
(leiiilale.
California,
on
Saturday
and
w
ere
a
I
leaded
by
a
large
number
or
forjuer
Prince
lluiwrl
iiMident".
The
IkmIj-
in
beiii?
shipped
lo
Vancouver
ror
burial,
luc
widower
accompanying
it.
Mrs.
Morrison's
family
home
was
in
Vunklcek
Hill,
Quebec,
and
he
was
one
or
the
real
pioneer
women
ot
Prince
lluperl.
bavin;
arrived
here
in
lt0'j.
She
re
sided
in
Ihe
city
until
Iat
sum
mer
when,
with
her
family.
lio
moved
lo
Cdlifornia.
Some
year
apt
she
wa
clricken
with
heart
'rouble
irotn
which
hc
suffered
until
the
lime
of
her
dealh.
Since
moviiiv
lo
California,
however
her
health
became
much
Improved
aiuMir
death
CiitrfTfciiddeuly.
Teif
miiiules
after
the
final
attack,
-he
breathed
her
last
in
ipilc
of
the
efrorts
or
physicians
who
were
imm'-dialrly
summoned.
During
her
long
residence,
in
the
eily
flic
became
the
centre
ot
a
wide
circle
or
fr'iids.
aimtiij:
vvliom
n
wa
highly
esteemed.
MieAvai
an
active
member
ol
the
lTebjlerian
Churclr
and
be.
longed
lo
several
social
orgaui-
tiilious.
Hesides
Ihe
wjilower,
Mrs.
Mtr-
rion
i.4
survived
hy
two
daugh
ters,
Helen
and
Kathleen,
and
a
son,
Frank.
VANCOUVER
COUPLE
ARE
WEDDED
HERE
Miss
Margaret
McLennan
Be
comes
Bride
of
Frank
Taylor
Reside
at
Port
Es-alnglon
Frank
Taylor
and
Margaret
Mc-
l.ellan,
both
of
Vancouver,
were
quietly
married
in
the
Mtinse
op
Saturday
evening
at
10.30
by
Ilex.
Dr.
II.
11.
(Irani.
Mrs.
K.
K.
Duby
ami
John
Ituluer
were
the
wil-iiesses.
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Taylor
will
reside
for
the
summer
at
Port
Kssington
where
the
groom
is
employed.
Later
they
will
lake
up
Iheir
residence
in
Vancouver.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
SATURDAY'S
SCORES
American
League
Philadelphia
?-0,
Chicago
5-1
Hoslon
2-2,
SI.
Louis
1-5.
New
York
2-10,
Cleveland
1-7.
Washington
h,
Detroit
t.
National
League
Pittsburg
1-5,
llrooklyn
2-3.
Cincinnati
t-l,
Hoslon
2-3.
Chicago
5,
New
York
0.
St.
Louis
12,
Philadcphia
15.
Coast
League'
San
Francisco
II,
Salt
Lake
8.
Seallle
17,
Vernon
8,
Portland
0,
Oakland
2.
Los
Angeles
5-1,
Sacramento
;t-l3.
SUNDAY'S
SCORES
National
League
Pills-burg
3,
llrooklyn
2.
Chicago
U,
New
York
5.
American
League
Washington
2,
Detroit
10.
New
York
1,
Cleveland
2.
Philadelphia
3,
Chicago
I.
Hoslon
0-0,
SI.
Louis
11-0.
Klevcn
Innings,
Ho,
called
darkness.
BE
OPENED
TO
THEIR
BUSINESS
aLlllllBllllllllBsV'
"
Mol
laers
prefer
lo
meet
j
Mr.
J.
lemp.ey
stwially
ralher
than
any
oilier
way.
J
His
fanal
expression
may
,
have
something
lo
do
with
this.
BUSH
FIRE
AT
BUCKLEY
BAY
t
Blaze
Occurs
Near
Sawmill
n
Slashing
But
no
Damage
Done
Slashings
near
(he
Alassell
riinli.T
Co.'
"
mill
"
al
Kurkley
Hay
caught
lire
r.
on.
Salon
,
lay
,
a
ft
ler-
noon
inn
ml
ror
a
short
.me
here
was
a
fierce
icrce
blaze,
blaze,
which,
which,
how-
however,
ran
inlo
green
limber
ami
was
soon
extinguished
liillii.nl
"....v1".
damage
to
properly.
On
account
or
continued
vvealher
with
rather,
high
lem-
I
peralure
at
limes
an
unusual;
condition
of
Hre
hazard
at
pres-
cut
prevails
in
the
district
ar.d
several
incipient
blazes
have
oc-
furred.
The
roiest
department
ami
lumbering
interests
have
kept
close
lab
on
them,
however,!
and
there
have
been
no
serious
riles.
The
Forest
Hrauch
Uiesls
that
every
care
be
observed
hy
picnickers
lo
see
that
camp
j
tires
are
always
extinguished.
WIRELESS
STATIONS
FOR
NORTH
COUNTRY
.
.
....
.
-..
Minister
or
Interior
Says
Parties
Going
This
Fall
to
Erect
Stations
In
Yukon
KDMONTON.
July
17.
Hon.
Charles
Stewinrt,
minister
of
(he
Interior,
who
is
visiling
Fdmon-
(on,
confirms
the
news
as
to
tin
ercelion
ot
wireless
sending
sla.
lions
in
Ihe
north.
One
each
will
be
placed
ut
Mayo
mining
camp
and
Dawson
in
the
Yukon
and
others
at
Fort
McMurray
and
Fort
Smith,
two
parlies
being
sent
from
Ihe
east
to
erect
lhe
plants
this
Tall.
In
addition
to
Ihe
Mounted
Police
and
lhe
government
ntH-
cials
the
wireless
will
be
a'
boon
lo
Ihe
fur
traders
and
trappers
who
will
be
able
to
learn
tho
pre-vailinif
prices
on
the
"outside"
Instead
or
having
to
guess
al
cur-
lent
market
values
as
al
present,
VICTORIA
LADY
WINS
TENNIS
HONORS
FOR
STATE
OF
OREGON
POUTLAND,
Julv
17.
Mis
Marjorie
Leeining
ot
Vicloria
wo'i
Ihe
Oregon
Slalo
women's
tennis,
This
Port
May
Derive
Great
Benefit
Result
of
President's
Visit
Alaskans
have
taken
direct
to
President
Harding
their
de-
'mand
that
"Prince
Hupert
be
thrown
open
to
Alaska,"
according
(to
Lukin
Johnston,
starf
correspondent
for
the
Vancouver
Province
wilh
the
presidential
parly
on
the
Alaskan
cruise,
who
jsays
Ihat,
as
a
result
or
the
president's
visit,
it
would
not
be
surprising
it
changes
were
made
in
the
United
States
shipping
laws
which
would
greatly
benefit
Ihis
port.
In
a
special
despatch
lo
his
paper
from
Seward.
Mr.
John-slon
says;
Prince
Ituperl
has
been
more
irPPPr1!
O
P
1
1TI7
-f
hmiiii4
yanj
i
ii
tin
dir.
name
of
iinv
Uw
inwii
in!
America
during
Hie
journey
up!
Ihe
coasl.
At
every
porl
visited
lit-
'.ren'ral
demand
has
been'
v
oiced
I
hat
''Prince
Ituperl
b
'Spanish
Ship
Rams
Swedish
Boat
thrown
open,
lo
Alaska."
Alas.
kails
regard
Ihe
United
Slates!
shipping
laws
which
prevent!
Hieiu
usiiiL'
Ihe
Urilish
Columbia:
port
Tor
Ihe
shipment
or
Hieir
product
as
an
unreasonable
r.-siriclion
which
places
(he
in-
ieresis
or
I'niled
Stales
shiuuins
and.
heM.rJr-miieallR
before,
I'ii.-ii
iiiii-it-si.-.
tin-
r&triisitt?
HsImht.
iii.iii.iry
of
Ketchikan,
iror
iiislancc,
can
mil
u-e
Prince'
Ituperl
because
under
Ihe
s,jp.
ping
laws
or
Ihe
United
Slates
io.ls
r.tii
ik.I
t.
r.-.rt-i..,i
fr.ii,,
an
American
porl
lo
a
Toreign
lrl
ror
re-shipn.enl
when
heir
,,;,
,
,e
can
lisbermen
...
risbing
,:j,.:..
...
in
Aineri-
.
,.-,.t..
it...iM
.........
1
1......
"-
.in
iriauuiis
....
,,
A
..,
,
,
,
:
Mill
I
I
HUT
UUIX.-I'
lO
UtOHI
IIUMIIg
'lo
shi
ooo
miles
rurlher
soulh
.
lo
Seallle.
aruriciai
Barrier
Ketchikan
seeks
lo
get
over
'his
disadvantage
by
adding
still
another
artificial
.
barrier
which
would
prohibit
Ameiincaii
vessels
j
from
taking
fish
in
American!
waters
ami
unloading
litem
at
a!
toreign
port.
Prince
Hupert!
I
litis
be
eclipsed
lo
helpiFIre
or
Mysterious
Orlnln
Des-
Ketchikan,
but
Ihe
uller
un-
soundness1
ot
I
lie
proposal
rrom
an
economical
.standpoint
seems
lo
impress
Secretary
Hoover.
Another
grievance
-
in
Southern
Alask'i
is
the
provision
(hat
Anglican
Church
and
the
large
goods
originating
in
Unilcd'rectory
building
adjoining
with
a
Stales
and
destined
tor
American
'points
liy
communication
or
rail
waUr
ol
,,e
parrw
,n
foreixn
vessels.
The
etfecl
or
this
regulation
is
that
goods
purchased
in,
say
Chicago,
for
Juneau
and
routed
over
the
Canadian
Pacific
or
Canadian
National
can
not
be
transshipped
al
Vancouver
or
Prince
lluperl
ror
Alaska
on
a
Canadian
vessel
at
Vancouver.
For
instance,
such
goods
must
be
reshipped
to
Seattle
t!r
transfer
to
an
American
vessel.
President
Harding
and
his
advisers
have
had
Ihis
situation
dinned
into
llicui
at
every
point
they
have
visited
and
it
would
not
be
surprising
it
changes
were
made
in
Ihe
American
shipping
laws
which
would
he
round
greatly
lo
lhe
benefit
ot
the
Canadian
National
port.
AMERICAN
GOLFER
N
mci
naut
ueeu
iiuiihk
IT
l
llvitt
rM
nn
rv
VANQUISHES
SC0T,co,,ii,,i,teJ-
T,,
wil1
k'av
port
this
cvetiir.tr
for
Nanooso
Young
Bob
Jones
Wins
U..
Pro-
,nav,
n'"1,
,,,,"sr
ol't'f
Points
lo
iliiUil
IlttllliClta
flit.
I
tifill
Imitf.t
('nam.!.
fesslonal
Title
by
Defeating
Bobby
Crulckshanks
NFAV
YOIIK,
July
10.
Tho
United
Stales
open
golf
chain.
pionship
is
today
held
by
Young
singles
championship
on
Satur-
Hob
Jones
of
Atlanta
who
van.
day
defeating
Mrs.
J.
C.
Gushlnguished
Hobby
Cruickshank,
tho
of
Oakland,
California,
0
lo
i
aiuLSeolch
professional.
The
score
0
to
3.
Was.
close.
70
to
7.
TIT
1AI
T
TOf
AIT
m
IULLIjIUN
and
Is
In
Turn
Run
Down
by
British
Steamer
No
Lives
Lost
:
LONDON,
July
IG.
Three
steamers
were
in
collision
during
u
l,,e
North
Sea
yesterday,
rwu
were
su"k
but
the
crews
were
rcscueij
and
the
third
proceeded
.
.
---
'"
J
"c
sweuisu
sieamer
r.i.iorauo
'one
to
in
me
rog
amltlie
s-panlsh
sieamer
Hegonae
crashed
into
,ier-
'hile
the
two
ships
were
,ock?'1
.lhe
crew
of
t,,e
LIdoradj
""'""'
iiumoering
"
eiguieen
"?""n
climbed
aboard
he
Degonae
t
and
soon
ar.
er
the
Kldorado
went
to
the
hot-
I
I
at...
9th
loin.
Later
the-Urilish
'
"
WH,uer
'"".
.
r.
..
oiieriiian
nil
1110
iiegouao
amnl-
.-iiiif.-
.
,
unit
i.-
,
i.uiiuiii;til.i.-u
.
,
.
tu
till
ut.
ll!se
"umbering
13.
Iliflliilinr
IIim
1
lili
i
.,.1..
u
-m..
crew,
leached
shore
safely.
QUESNE
CHURCH
IS
BURNED
DOWN
troys
Building
and
Rectary
Adjoining
QL'I-S.NIIL,
July
10.
A
Hie
or
mysterious
origin
destroyed
the
loss
or
$20,000
partly
covered
by
insurance.
The
buihJings
were
vacant
pending
the
arrival
of
a
new
vicar.
Bishop
de
Pencicr,
together
with
his
wife
and
laughter,
had
ccupied
Ihe
manse
on
a
recent
visit
but,
on
Iheir
departure,
all
the
doors
were
locked
with
the
exception
of
the
front
door.
CANADIAN
SCOTTISH
OFF
DRY
DOCK
TODAY
Will
Sail
For
South
to
Load
Lumber
This
Evening
The
C.O.M.M.
freighter
Cana
dian
Scottish,
Capt.
Hocking.
which
arrived
in
port
on
Wednesday
evening
last
direct
from
the
Orient
for
general
overhaul
at
lhe
dry
dock,
will
come
otr
the
I
pontoons
at
I
o'clock
this
arter-ii
i
i
i
i
i
-
I
Clllt
VVI
IVtl
V
ixtiiuii
on
her
return
trip
across
the
Pacific
on
August
7.
BABE'S
TWENTY-FIRST
CLF.VKl.AND.
July
17.
Ilab.j
Iluth
hit
his
twenty-first
homo
run
of
lhe
season'
in
Saturday's
game
between
Ihe
.New
York
I
Americans
and
Cleveland.