When
You
Want
A
TAXI
P.R.F1SH
MARKET
99
Phone
671.
in
a
hurry
FOR
THE
PIC-NIC.
Phone
Jellied
Tongues,
Boiled
Ham,
Roast
Ham
with
dressing.
tit
'Oars
and
Beit
Service
PRINCE
RUPERT
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
In
the
City.
Ratai
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's-
Newspaper
Out
of
Town
Orders
Solicited
:).
VOI
XIII,
NO.
1CK,
J
'
I'HINCE
lll'PKHT,
H.d,
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
18.
11)23.
TMUrday'
Circulation
16S3
StrMt
Salt
SS2.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
WOMAN
SHOT
IN
HEAD
AND
HOUSE
BURNED
ATTEMPT
IS
EEINC
MADE
BV
LAWYER
TO
FREE
NORTHERN
BOOTLEGGERS
Dockers
Strike
at
Liverpool
is
Tying
up
Shipping:
Critical
Situation
is
Indicated
There
LONDON".
July
IK.
The
U'r
O
irir
j'l
ii
r
V
t
ill"
n
r
rii
irv
-7
iinvt
ji
i
nip
'runs
Atlantic
rIiipji
iik
from
here
unci
slopping
traffic
mil
of
the
Mersey.
Thte
rome
n
u
setback
lo
the
hopes
of
peace;
that
Inn
been
uroused
in
a
result
of
Hie
lranKirt
union
meii
having
derided
to
rail
a
conference
of
striker
in
London
from
all
ports
involved,
A
critical
situation
is
indiealed
hy
Hie
derision
of
Iondon
cartage
contractors
thai.
unless
the
men
return
to
wink
immediately,
steps
must
be
taken
In
mi
fe
guard
London'
food
supply.
rotting
in
the
holds
of
ship
in
Hie
11
i
estimated
that
30,000
MONKEY
GLANDS
WILL
RENEW
A
1
-
-
Thousand
Doctors
Hear
Exposi-
Hon
of
Pasteur
Gland
Theory
by
Expert
LONDON.
July
I
H.
Hope
Unit
those
in
iearrli
of
I
he
fountain
of
youth
would
find
it
in
an
African
monkey
colony
wa
pressed
hy
Ir.
Serge
Yoroneff
of
Hi
lfi,".!
:.
of
Fratirr.
fanum
fur.
hit
wurK
w
iMi
kIsihI
lraticilunta-1
Him
1
1
In
il(H'ln
tMay
told
nearly
a
lli(inand
iMirmii
ami
mii-
Lt:M!
fruui
nil
pari
of
Hie
world.1.
who
are
ntlendiuir
the
concrc
f
the
Iiiteruiilioiial
ui-irul
So.
ieiy
'lint
ialciir
kIiiiuU
wvre
slliatde
ii
rrjuveiuile
liuiiiaun.
wrrc
now
hran-e.
Ihu
hm-iflliir
operalloiiw
hut
he
helievrd
u
culony
wiHiKI
jiliu-i'
the
Hulr
o(
yuuth
wdhin
enrli
nf
everyone.
CANADA
WINNER
COLONIAL
PRIZE
.
Team
From
This
Country
Heads
all
Others
Outside
United
Kingdom
ItlSLKY.
July
18.-The
Canadian
tea
in
won
the
colonial
prite
which
is
awarded
in
connection
with
the
Kolapore
competition
to
Hie
train
outside
the
Mother
t'ttunlry
which
register
the
liiuh-enl
u
score,
The
tri.c
for
this
!
a
The
Canadian
leaiu
made
u
titiss
score
of
IIKI.
AgKiegale
hoores
of
other
teams
were
Molhei
Country
llH,
I
tul
iu
HiH;'.
(Hihl
Coast.
101)0;
(iueriisey
i('i8.
There
are
VtO
entries
for
the
K.Iiik4
in-ize.
the
first
ntiiKe
of
which
opens
loday.
JASPER
TO
BE
THE
DIVISIONAL
POINT
All
Arrangements
Wade
for
Removal
from
Lucerne
to
Park
Centre
EDMONTON.
July
18.
1'laun
for
Hie
removal
of
thu
Canadian
National
divisional
from
Lucerne
In
Jasper
have
been
coiisuiiiuial
-ed
and
the
necessary
steps
for
carryinir
out
the
reiniivnl
will
he
taken
within
a
short
time,
It
was
announced
last
night
hy
A.
K.
Warren,
general
manager
of
the
western
region,
Canadian
National
Railways.
Advertise
In
the
Dally
New.
development,
loday
in
Liverpool
harhor.
j
nicn
are
on
strike.
,
STUNQ
BY
WASP
AS
WAS
DRINKING
DIED
AS
RESULT
VICTllltlA.
July
IK
II.
S.
Virkcr.
a
rarpriitrr
liv-11.$;
ul
Saaiiiclt.
i
dead
u
u
result
of
Hi'1
sling
of
4.
tf
Wlisp.
Ill'
Wa
tilMHll
III
drink
a
glass,
of
loittoiiude
a.
whenva
vissp
flew
inlo
it
1ti.NWl
diwTT-1rUttimat---
wilh
I
lie
draught.
Twu
doctors
were
summoned
and
artificial
respiration
was
resorted
n
without
suree.
The
sling
of
Hie
wap
cmiei
ii
swellitii;
in
Ho
HiroHl.
which
resulted
in
olranviiliili'Mi.
tt444f
i
ALL
READY
FOR
!
WATER
SPORTS
Boy
Scouts
Day
to
be
Observed
by
Bin
Affair
at
Salt
Lakes
DANCE
IN
EVENING
Tomorrow'
i
the
big
day
a'
the
Salt
Lakes.
The
water
fporl
at
the
Salt
Lakes
are
in
the
hand
of
the
Hoy
Scouts
Association
and
Hie
-proceed
of
Hie
day
vo
to
the
fund
for
the
camp
and
other
nctixilies
in
connection
with
Hie
scouts.
There
is
a
ifood
program
of
races
mid
oilier
aiualir
spoils
and
in
the
ctcuiug
there
will
he
rexel
on
the
street
at
which
Jilney
dance
will
he
conducted
for
Hie
benefit
of
the
boys.
A
street
dance
is
a
new
Iliinc
here.
The
oily
Jia
granted
the
Use
of
the
slreel
for
Hie
purpose
uml
there
is
to
be
a
brass
baud,
the
North
IMS.
Hcjtiinenl
band
having
donated
ill
services
for
Hie
occasion.
In
addition
to
the
hand,
coin-iiiuiiily
singing
is
(o
he
iustiluU
ed
for
the
first
time,
Lwrynnc
present
Is
expecled
lo
take
part
in
this.
Thu
dance
and
community
singing
are
being
arranged
by
Hie
Itoluiy
Club
which
is
helping
the
scouts
in
eery
way
osslblc.
FORMER
GOVERNOR
OF
ONTARIO
DIES
AGED
65
UALTIMOHE,
July
18.
Sir
John
Hendrie,
president
of
Iho
Hamilton
Hrldge
Works
and
former
Lleulenanl-Oovernor
of
Ontario,
died
at
nildnlfc-h't
following
an
operation
for
abdominal
trouble.
He
warn
'
05
years
of
utfe
SEVERE
STORM
SASKATCHEWAN
Livestock
Killed
and
Buildings
Wrecked
Last
Night
on
j
Prairies
TELEPHONE
WIRES
DOWN
Crops
Laid
Low
by
Hall,
Rain
and
Wind
Dod&land
to
Wolsley
IIIXilNA.
July
18.-
At
leanl
one
person
tm
injured,
livestock
was
killed
uml
do.rns
tif
houses
and
farm
building
were
wrecked
while
thousand
of
acres
of
crop
were
laid
low
liy"
liait,
rain,
and
wind
in
lhi
province.
Hundred
of
mile
f
Itdriilimi'
win
wer
put
mil
of
romiiilssion
hy
a
itBrm
Unit
uwevt
the
r-
U
ot
-tcLewaiu
wt
oi
IMNJSIUIIII
III
l-UM
III
H(IIHC)
IUM
iiiflil.
The
.Inrin
ws
the
ni'i
nevere
of
(lie
ear
in
Sapkad-he
wan.
j
.
i
DAMAGE
WAS
$50,000
AT
ANYOX
FIRE
Insurance
Adjuster
on
Way
North
and
Fire
Fighting
Supplies
Shipped
(Special
to
Dally
News)
VANCOUVER,
July
18.
Damage
amounting
to
$50,-000
resulted
from
the
Anyox
fire,
according
to
the
Vancouver
office
of
the
Granby
Company.
The
smelter
Is
to
be
closed
for
four
days
while
the
trestle
Is
being
repaired.
The
pipe
line
and
part
of
the
spur
line
also
require
fixing.
All
the
fire
is
now
out.
An
insurance
adjuster
has
gone
to
Anyox.
to
make
an
appraisement
of
the
damage
and
fire
fighting
supplies
for
future
protection
have
also
been
shipped.
TRADE
WAR
New
York
World
Suggests
What
Might
Happen
If
Pulp
Wood
Embargo
Becomes
Ef-a
foctlve
NEW
YOIIK,
July
18.
-
"A
wnr
of
I
Hide
reprisal?"
betw
een
Can
tiilu
and
the
United
States
is
pre
dieted
by
the
New
York
World
if
Hie
pulp
wood
embargo
auHior
l.eil
by
the
Canadian
government
is
put
inlo
force.
The
"World
declares
that
such
an
embargo
will
close
many
mills
along
Hi-bonier
and
transfer
another
big
fraction
of
the
paper
industry
lo
Canada
raising
prices
for
paper
to
the
war
time
standard.
He-lallatory
measure,
the
World
suggests,
could
start
wilh
eoal,
oil
mid
sulphur
and
other
necessary
sunpHcs
for
Canadian
mills
and
extend
beyond.
Holh
sides
would
be
hurt
and
ill
will
would
be
ugeihlcreij
ull
Ki-ound.
'
Mill"'
'
'
'
'
"
-
I
I
.-
I
lie
Miior
of
llUckHio
having
a
few
round
HeckelL"
one
of
the
figures
Fffort
Btfng
Made
to
Free
Four
Persons
Convicted
of
Illicitly
Selling
Liquor
Northern
Camps
i
Special
to
Prinre
Huperl
Daily
News,
VICTORIA,
July
IX.
That
Okalla
prison
farm
was
not
a
"common
jail."
according
to
tin.
statute
and
could
no
longer
hold
II.
J.
Murphy
and
fiur
others
committed
to
six
mousi1iard
labor
there
for
infractions
of
the
liipior
act.
was
the
conlention
advanced
by
Stuart
Henderson
hefure
Mr.
Justice
Gregory
in
supreme
court
chambers
yesterday.
II.
J.
Murphy,
Lee
Lun,
Elsie
McCoy,
Frank
(larnham
uml
Ocorge
(irnham
were
commiHed
to
"Okalla
Prison
Farm"
on
being
convicted
of
selling
honor
HIGHLANDER'S
CARGO
OF
HEMLOCK
COMING
Of
Hie
5(1(1.11110
reel
of
hemlock
"baby
squares"
wlik-h
is
being
shipped
from
here
to
Japan
on
Hie
Canadian
(ioverument
Merchant
Marine
steamer
Canadian
llulilander
next
week,
200.00(1
"Teet
has
already
arrived
at
the
lumber
dock
and
Hie
remainder
will
be
here
in
!
the
course
of
the-,
next
few-days
from
Hie
interior
mills.
I
The
Highlander
is
due
4
here
from
Vancouver
Island
next
Sunday.
She
will
sail
direct
to
the
i
Orient
from
this
port.
I
I
I
MINERS
LOSE
UNION
CHARTER
Refusal
to
Call
Off
Strike
In
Nova
Scotia
Given
as
Reason
for
Cancellation
ATLANTIc7:iTY,
N.J..
July
18.
International
President
John
Lewis,
of
the
United
Mine
Workers
notified
the
officer
of
District
SO,
(Hace
Hay,
Nova
Se.olla,
thai
the
charter
for
the
dlsjrir.l.
had
been
revoked
by
him,
elVee-live
yesterday,
for
the
refusal
of,
the
ollleers
lo
call
o!T
Hie
!iike
of
miner
at
that
place.
wilF"Joe
in
the
great
carnival
her.
by
hearinc
at
Stewart.
Anvnx.
and
Alice
Ann
res
pec
lively,
said.
counsel,
aHer
asking
for
a
wit
of
habeas
corpus
demaiiduiar
Hie
release
of
the
prisoners
forth
with.
In
rei.lv-;
W.
D.
Carter
K.C
deputy
attorney
general,
asked
for
uii
adjournment
of
the
hear-
inar
to
look
into
the
mailer.
Mr.
Justice
Oregory,
declaring'
himself
out
of
sympathy
with
the
contention
of
counsel
for
the
ae-rused.
Ktauted
the
adjournment
asked
and
the
dale
of
the
next
hearing
was
set
for
two
weeks
hence.
Stuarl
Henderson
has
been
e-
jlive
on
former
occasions
in
securing
(lie
ipiashinjr
of
iudiet-
incuts
against
prisoners
engaged
ill
the
limior
business
and
ulsn
in
...
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...
..r
:,.
v....i
i.
......
....Hi-
IIIIIIHM?
Ill
inn
iiit.ni
Hrilisli
Columbia,
The
parlies
on
behalf
of
w
hom
t
he
habeas
corpus
writ
is
asked
are
pretty
well
known
lu
the
north.
Mrs.
Elsie
McCoy,
it
U
understood,
liv
ed
in
I'rinee
llu-ipert
for
some
lime
and
was
con-iMcted
there
of
bootlegging
dur
ing
prohibition
days.
DROWNED
NEAR
OCEAN
FALLS
LAST
SUNDAY
Siiecial
lo
Dally
News)
OCEAN
I
ALLS,
July
18.-
Edmund
Hooper,
formerly
of
Salmon
Arm
was
drowned
while
bathing
at
Fishermen's
Cove
near
here
on
Sunday.
S.
W.
Taylor
of
Williams,
Mau.on'&
(Sonrulcs,
ha
arrived
from
Stewart
and
expect,
tu
re-t'li'in
in
town
for
itbt-ul
a
inoiilli
Mysterious
Shooting
of
Woman
at
Salmon
Arm
an
Unknown
Assailant
Special
lo
Daily
News,
KAMLOOPS.
July
17.
As
a
result
of
a
niyslerious
affair
thai
took
place
at
the
farm
of
Thorna
YV.
IIu!l
four
miles
from
'.yalnion
Arm
e.lerday
afternouii,
Mrs
Hall
lies
in
the
Royal
Inland
Hospital
here
in
a
critical
condition
with
a
bullet
lodged
in
her
brain.
Doctor
probed
for
the
bullet
Ia.t
night
but
were
ubhjed
to
discontinue
on
account
of
severe
hemorrhages.
Early
yesterday
afternoon
Mm.
Hall
was
working
with
a
seventeen
year
old
IJaruardo
boy
in
the
farm
garden
when
she
was
stunned
by
a
blow
on
the
head.
The
lad
helped
her
toTthe
house
and
she
sank
to
the
floor.
It
is
understood
he
left
her
lo
-
-
-
-
.
-
eek
aid
and
while
he
was
away.
'he
woiiihii
ilii.coM
red
the
house
"
he
on
fire.
She
tried
to
pet
I
-ul
of
the
door
hut
was
driven!
nack
hy
the
flames,
her
head
he-iiiu
li-litly
hurneil.
She
inau-j
uKcd
to
escape
from
the
burning
hooe
through
a
window;.
Mrs.
Hall's
husband
and
Hi?
tail
found
her
afterward
near
!
'he
house
and
look
her
to
Salmon
:rii
where
Dr.
Harnett
dressedj
her
face.
On
exaniiiialiou
of
Hie
back
of,
in...
.
i
i
ai...
.1....1..
!
I
ii-
.........
II..
...
1..
.......
1.
ii,
1
I....
1..
.
.
,
.
.
.
.1
-
Kaiuloup
011
he
lale
train
and
,
,.
,
,
..
,
,
.
at
the
nfllces
of
Doctors
Irving,
.
,
,
,
,
,
!
.uurmiv
aim
liiuuuiiy.
ner
neau
v
,
,
.,
,
,.
,
was
A-rayed
and
the
bullet
was
ItM-aleil
in
the
brain.
Follow
ing
I
lie
probing
Mrs.
Halt
was
taken
to
the
hospital
1
..
ami
is
111
a
a
very
very
senou
serious
condi-
lion.
The
whole
affair
is
still
a
mystery
and
provincial
police
are
in-vcslijialin::
the
Itarnardo
boy
who
was
with
the
woman
at
the
time
she
was
hit
hy
the
bullet
but
hi
appears
In
know
nollim?
about;
the
cause
Ojf
the
wound.
He
ar-'
HvihI
frnni
Hie
fllil
Connln-
a
fi-tr
weeks
ago.
CONFESSION
BY
,
FARM
HELPER
Special
to
Daily
Xews
SALMON
AltM,
July
18.
Eric
Stanley,
aged
17,
llamado
farm
helper,
today
confessed
in
writiujr.
which
included
a
plan
of
the
sanlcii
and
farudiouse,
that
he
shot
in
the
head
Mrs.
Thomas
W.
Hall,
farmer'!
wife,
who
lies
in
a
critical
condition
in
the
j
hospital
at
Kamloops.
FARMER
JOHN
CHALLENGES
LEGISLATORS
Asks
Senators
to
Produce
Facts
to
Substantiate
Statements
Made
VICTORIA,
July
18,
Premier
John
Oliver
today
Issued
a
challenge
to
the
British
Columbia
Conservative
senators
to
produce
the
facts
to
substantiate
their
claim
that
the
provincial
government
has
the
legal
right
to
cancel
licenses
of
export
houses
and
so
curb
bootlegging.
Senator
G.
H.
Barnard
and
Senator
Green
had
declared
It
was
within
the
power
of
the
province
to
check
operations
of
export
houses
and
even
to
put
them
out
of
business
by
cancelling
the
renewal
of
their
licenses.
ALASKAN
BOARD
REGULATE
FISH
Hoover
Makes
Announcement
In
Connection
With
Salmon
In
dustry
AXCIIOUAtii:.
Alaska.
July
18.
The
department
of
commerce
intends
to
create
an
advisory
liimril
Ii.
t'liulu
II
in
t..f-n
In
I
i
no'
.iai.i.un
j
iFiit
i
iia.
iiciuen
Hoover,
head
of
the
department
.
.
,
,
,
,
.
,
announced
here
loday
the
board
...
.
...
.
wouhl
he
comoosed
of
residents
i
,
.
,
,
.
,
,
-,
of
Alaska
and
it
would
uid
in
,...:
111
ailing
iccuttiiii.iii
iiiai.
muuiu
benefit
the
salmon
canneries
and
I
i
tliMt-m.nt
in
ui'i
11
Ilia
Taul,
'
J
lv,""""
of
f
the
territory,
BOYCOTT
IS
NOT
APPROVED
leetlng
of
G.T.P.
Shareholders
Still
Pressing
Claims'
Against
Canada
LONDON,
July
18.
Another
meeting
of
the
shareholders
of
the
Orand
Trunk
Railway
wa
jhehJ
here
today
for
the
purpose
of
considering
means
for
presuming
their
claim
against
the
Caua-
jilian
government.
A
resolution
propoiug
a
boycott
of
Cauadiau
issue
was
withdrawn
and
a
reso-
luliou
urging
wide
disseminatioii
of
the
facts
in
London,
Canada
and
New
York
was
.unanimously
carried.
,
Seymour
Oriashy
Oore,
former
ioartner
of
I
lie
Core
Stockbrokers
Company,
who
presided,
said
the
meeting
was
called
to
find
means
of
bringing
the
Canadian
govern
ment
to
a
sense
of
justice,
reason
and
propriety
hi
'the
matter
of
dispossessing
the
Share
holders.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Cincinnati
t-tf,
Hoston
3-5.
Pittsburg
2,
Hroolvlyu
0.
SI.
Louis
i,
Philadelphia
1.'
Chicago
3,
New
York
7.
American
League
New
York
(I.
Cleveland
13.
Washington
Del
roll
4.
Philadelphia
1,
Chicago
8.
Hosloir
I.
SI.
Louis
10.
Coast
League
Portland
8.
Salt
Lake
13.
Vernon,
7.
Oakland
4.
Los
Angeles
7,
Sail
Francisco.
Seattle
3,
Sacramenlo
4.
BASEBALL
TONIGHT
-
6.45
S.
of
C.
vs.
Gils