A
When
You
Want
A
TAXI
a
hurry
Phone
I
pt
(M
99
a..
i
Car
and
Ball
Sarvloa
the
City.
Rates
Reasonable
Jn
VOl
XIII,
NO,
I5H.
MISTREATMENT
Will
vl.ll
i.K.nil
i.iiiiiv
of
Ihe
,
(I
1
111
ii
,
in
v.
"'Iilanl
poinlH
ami
will
coiu-''"e
pleasure
willi
olllclal
dulles.'
,
BIRTH
,
ibiuwhler
was
born
this
"Mi-nlntr
al
the
Oeneial
lluspllal
'
Mr.
and
Mr.
William
Adams
i
I'.k.
,
'''Zl;.!'',.
.
''Oil,,,
'.it,,.
k
"IS-
"If
ilniiiifl
any
anialciaiiiatbtii
which
rulatiou
of
Hearst
and
pulillcal
inns
in
Canada.
uli
a
uf
11,..
.1
ii.n....
11
,.-,.
1
aviator.
RECORD
FOR
HEIGHT
I.Ot'lS.
July
0
Mrs.
Ilurrlieuu
professional
established
a
new
alli-
record
for
women
midii..
"..le
Unit
an
nsllatlon
for
Iho
Kruenil
revision
I'vlsion
of
of
the
the
popula-
popula
MUl
uf
-
1,1
1
fiifiiri'M
on
which
illslribu-'"'
is
ha
ed
will
be
demanded
"t;l
Hint
there
is
a
stroiifr
likell-ul
of
uch
revl-loil
belnjr
or-lp:ed
ul
1
1
10
mijd
nession
of
Ihe
lliii
e
PRKIDENmRDiNG
ON
WAY
TO
ALASKA
TACOMA,
July
.
-
Piesidenl
"nrdlnif
and
parly
sailed
for
D..-1...
.
11
.1
Iln
'.'Ml
VIM
MM-I
IV
ailL'riHMMl.
IIU1
NEW
ZEALAND
WRECK
WI.I.I.INOTOX,
N..
July
Twelo
persons
were
killed
when
the
Auckland
Hx
press
train
was
derailed
near
Tauinarunu
yes-Icrday.
,
SAFE
AND
SANE
FOURTH
OF
JULY
238
CASUALTIES
CIIICAOO,
July
0,
-'rhlity-eiuhl
deaths
and
two
.hundred
Injuries
are
reported
so
far
as
Iho
result
of
the
Fourth
of
July
relelirallmis
in
Ihe
United
Slates,
chiefly
through
Iho
iiso
of
fireworks.
Che
i
WAR
VETERANS
'Convention
Asks
that
on
National
I
Railways
Ex-service
Men
be
Given
Seniority
VANCOt
Villi.
July
6.
ami
hH.
I.al
al
ox-
-eniee;
"
on
innlay.
...
...
rf,irr-,
I..
,
U(1
Imenibve,.
of
lh,
force.
Maje-ly
I.K-.I.
uf
llir
UutM
'
"enlltni
a.l...ln
m
re-
lU
'""I
Hie
l.Mier
.SHIIe-:e
?ien
i.referenee
for
cmiiluy-
Worker.
(
merifa
by
.
,,.,
j,,
(tiiou-
,umn
iheir
raiT;
t
einiidMwhTliiK
lo
JnTemcJ
Ibal
under
u..
..t
-ii
.i
i..i.i
Ivllian
onm.le.1
Ihe
iHlere.U
of
'lie
e..i..lilin
exMiiijr
in
rall-
''-
M4llri..r
e.lyn..-..t.
ei-erviee
...en:
.
..
...iiormt
w..ne
.,.!
vre
.ro-
way
,
.
i
i
.
."
,l-elil
werr
fn-nueiilly
laid
on
while
uiroli
In
II..,
nll.in..-v
The
:iimiiIiimiI
of
a
lm-llini
eiienry
ah.
n
und
uiuialuralied
"
"
...
.!
..
...
I.-.
....I
A
...l.
t
,
-IMIIIIHMII
Ol
lliriT
)l'Hi
lll'ttl
'
-
"
iiiirii'iilhirlli
lo
mxeniiKale
"..l,
OIM
NATIONS
MAY
'
BACK
UNITED
STATES
CANADIANS
TO
ATTEND
Conversations
Have
Taken
Place
on
Liquor
Treaty
With
Other
Thin
British
WASIMXIJTOX.
July
rt.
Hie
ll
iltillly
dial
powrr.
oilier
lliaii
ea
llrilnin
ulithl
ik
furr
v
,;,
tlip
l.iuiMi
siate,'
plan
f
a
Irraly
nerinK
liquor
'
ami
ruin
(.immsliiiR
mip-lUcir
lNlay
Wien
II
became
iwu
dial
I
In-re
had
befit
Inror-mnl
i
"liver.
atlmiK
with
iriiven-aliM'i.
of
al
eal
one
of
Hie
l"
.-,
Wrli
neeht-d
the
fnile.l
p'afei
in.Kmal.
REVISE
DISTRIBUTION
OF
LIQUOR
PROFITS
VH
TOIHA.
July
n.
Ilevl-ioit
Hie
Mnnletpiilillef'
liare
of
Mil
lijfiukM
..,.r:i
1
1
IMPERIAL
CONFERENCE
YETERANS
OBJECT
TO
iinnpT
mini
ir
iTinup
i
.
-
'lie
next
eMon
of
the'
WOMAN
AVIATOR
MAKES
I'niumial
lei.lalure.
Tliln
Wan
lie
oih.ii.boii
,.fi
Willi
Iho
do.
I'lilalii
'II
l.ii
eiiil
Inu
Slnunli-Ii
litle
Mr.
JiihiiHiin
wim
iniulitel
'
!'
!
LONDON
IN
OCTOBER
1
...
...
OTTAWA.
July
0
Tin-
rahnn'l
hat
ricii
Hon
Sir
I'Mmt
Ipiiiiim.
iinnlier
of
JiM'iee;
Hon.
Cliarle
4.
SI'Mnrl.
tiiniolrr
uf
Hie
inlerioi
.
and
Hon.
i.orve
I'.
OrtiliHtu,
min-
iler
of
railways'.
In
reprenenl
4
Canada
at
the
fiirllicominsr
iiu.'.
Iierinl
conference
in
Lumlon
nexl
October.
VA.t:ol
Villi;
July
0
A
Hie
.,..11
.ml
1,1.1
i-h
r
ininlierM
of
tin
t
(i.W.V.A.
velerday
a
reolulion
GROSS
EARNINGS
OF
RAILWAY
FOURTEEN
MILLION
INCREASE
MOMlll.U..
July
6.
The
pro
ciiriiliiirs
of
Hie
Cnuadiait
Xalhmal
Hail-way
fur
Hie
week
endini
June
30
were
?.ltil.tC3.
beiiiB
an
increase
'
of
IGV7.5&S
or
Iwelve
per
rent
a
com
pare
I
with
Hie
eurntfwjinlinB
period
of
l2.
'Hie
?:ro!!
earuiiiKx
of
Ihe
railway
from
Jan.
I.
tl23,'
lo
June
30,
liac
been
l
1
0,3:t.
1
00,
an
is
erea-e
of
11,1011,150
compared
with
the
cor-reKpoildillit
Jieljod
itt
Hi:':'.
wan
lulled
coiideinniiiK
Hie
eir-L
iM.nuM
IMCkinMCWT
it,.
Ilerllia
kindred
tanrtUlrtll
rtlULllUlULlW
LEAGUE
OF
NATIONS
IS
NOT
ENTERTAINED
lWlilS.
July
G.
Accordiir-r
lo
advices
received
here
from
the
council
or
the
League
id
Nations
al
(ieucMi,
Ihe
KwtiuiIUni
amend
titenl
lo
Article
in
"that
members
of
Hie
leamie
shall
uinlrrlake
t
respecl
and
preserve
iiKninst
external
niiKresslou
lerrilorial
in-tefrrily
"d
existiiu,'
Indepeiuleiue
of
all
members)
of
the
league
ami
in
any
case
any
such
iwifression
or
li
rent
of
danger
as
the
council
shall
advise
il
on
means
wlp
reby
their
ohliaalitin
shall
be
tuirill-rd"
was
rej
cried
almost
uiianl.
mously.
HARRYWILIiliAr
MEET
DEMPSEY
ON
I
mil
'Eli
VANCOl
Vr.ll.
July
0.
The
(ireut
War
Veterans
ilo
mil
desirability
or
preference
In
Ihe
r
siiialit
.million
Willi
oilier
Canadian
Veteran
organization
'"'idoymeul
ex-service
men
,
li
amalgamation
spell
W
of
the
U.W.V.A.
idcnliiv
or
the
",lM
"'Ped
Canadian
or
cither
Ho'
principle
of
a
no.li
bomn-
or
direct
H.liti-!wa
wa
discussed
at
yrsler-,f:mi,
After
.'.ecrclary
M.I.eod
on
Thursday
addressed
Sla-
session
of
the
Oreat
War
convention
hen"
on
amalgamation.
upMirting
theNH'rHn
Association
here.
j
if
mentioned.
Ihe
U.W.V.A.
tentatively
Mibmillcd
a
mu.
,"'
nm
endorsed
In
Hie
Mir
purpose
of
(cling
Hie
feeling
of
lliv
ronvtiitinn.
Tfu''0pel
""
"
wder
hn.l
v
snl.tMirlet
nma
Drama
on
under
n
name
nh
T
"
"miirm
wirri
!
the
I
niled
Veteran
of
Csn-!
.ida.
j
Shaker
afler
seaker
cun-
1b
Canadian
National
Hallway
and
the
men',
representative
Vroviiled
thai
i(i
I
lie
event
of
a
reductmu
of
staff
seniority
f
.TAlIf
If
iTliri,mMiMiiubiiirrBPllirn.V.V..amli'4,'M'
mpr"
uinl
this
would
Nil
IT
LljAllTlCilJi'I't'
oul
na"V
"
pre.Ug.l,l
majority
.,f
ex-servire
11VSII
-ia-ii
,
...
,,
.....
'iiu-m
iu,u-
riimloveil:
all
members
I
.
.
...
.
.
I..r
lit.
tt..lu..i..
t..iu.i.,'.
r..
r..
I
i.
....
I.
i.i
i
veteran'
oeili"-s
could
Nova
Scotia
Police
Official
In-
.
ail
join
Ihe
U.W.V.A.
If
.
.i
at
1II...I,.h
Maa
U'uhIa.1
ii
t..
I
Ti
Mil.
I
I.
iiiunii
nn
Miiauakiiiii
mau
nHilti
uiii
miii
iv.i.
.
,
b
Union
Official
jroiiiinlllrM
Ittotlon
inallyi",l'r
,lrly
ll
virv
"i
'"
.'ihj"i
n
ii'iw
'
"imuiii
ll.y
lake
llieir
-rtimnlv
before
thai
riie"
"
iiiiiialiii-alunl
alien;
Iliar
ImmiI(I
ilale
Uf
..ill..!.,.....
.
t
Ifltllll
Hit
liMle
mi
uliipli
lliv
inilililinnn,
iiuiimii
l
.
.
I
11.
.llfl
"
-
liMY
nVJiim-
i)
I'uliee
I"
,HI
Oie
final
ouji....
f.M-
.'joinwl
I
he
r..rre:
t-ueli
-enionly
...
.
ole
",r
l
I
",r
he
aMiitllv
iij
will
h..
rl(fhl
lo
m
applied
in
all
in-
.
nl
iIh
nioriiliiji
nive.
,
.
i
.
.
I
.
a
ii.
BlunoM.
aBM.l
iimiiuJ
lint
Itt
LABOR
DAY
NEXT
(IIIFAT
FALLS,
July
(.
I
lurry
Wills,
the
ucKfu
lieavyweiKhl.
will
IM
Vitality
be
1
psey's
next
op
ponent,
Jack
Kearus.
mann(.er
for
Uonipsey,
said
loday.
The
hout
will
likely
lake'
place
on
Labor
IHy.
(
Witoto
prince
Rupert
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIIINCK
IIUPKHT,
H.C.,
FJUDAY,
JULY
0,
1U2.1.
VasUrdaf's
Circ.lalkM
1S47
-
i
Thornton
and
Beatti
i
Plead
lor
Forest
Protection
SIU
IIF.MIV
TMOUXTOX
Tmldenl
of
tUr
I'aniullan
-IkmiU
lUllw),
ta)t.
1f
tor
tnB
vtati
to
add
to
the
burdens
oC
the
Canadian
National
Kailwin.
cjt
nun
atari
a
for
eat
fire.
The
forest
It
a
ssala
pillar
of
ar
frl(hl
bgjl
staa
ana
toorit
travel.
I
appca
lo
every
Caaa-diaa:
Trotyl
the
roreati.'-
4l
K.
W.
IJKATTV
rrrlrl-nt
of
the
C1MU
aays:
"A
llrlns
foreat
meani
live
Jobs.
Drad
forrsta
min
sdead
Jobs.
No
man
of
ns
has
any'right
to
kilt
a
forest
bj
his
careless
acts.
A
mlnuto'a
care
may
save
a
ffolury
of
wait
Inj."
Optimistic
Message
Brought
by
Principal
Vance
to
Rotary
Club
Urges
Participation
in
Politics
Hriugiiig
a
breezy
message
of
optimism
and
or
urge
toward
heller
social,
political
and
international
conditions,
Princip-d
W.
II.
Vance
or
the
Anglican
Theological
College
al
Vancouver,
addressed
a.
large
meeting
of
llotariaiis
and
others
at
the
Rotary
Club
luncheon
jeslerday
afternoon.
J.
V.
Nicjiolls
had
charge
of
Ihe
program
tud
prcsidetl
ul
the
gathering,
the
Hotary
orchestra
played
several
selcclicnis,
S.
K.
Campbell
gave
two
vocal
solos
and
(here
were
cluli
songs.
A
number
of
visitors
were.
preseuL
Dr.
Vance
said
Ihis
was
his
.'Utli
trip
ucross
Ihe
coiitiiient
and
he
vvas
on
thi
iKTasioit
es-1
r
-
'
"
peeiatly
struck
with
the
newlmoi'e
lliau
ever
befoc.
He
told
spirit
lhit
pervaded
Ihe
Canadian
la
slory
or
two
cliildrej)
who
were
National
llailwa.
There
was
a
travelling,
one
ot
whom'
lookinu
courtesy
nmonir
the
employees,
ul
Ihe
scenery
said,
"I,
did
not
enthusiasm
and
interest
in
Ihe
know
(iod
was
so
wonderful",
and
welfare
of
the
passengers
and
aithe
oilier
ituiuired
"Where,
are
desire
to
make
a
name
for
tholthe
elevators"
lailway.
-He
did
nol
know
what,
Turning
then
lo
the
subject
hud
i:ivcii
them
this
new
spirit
but
it
wa
s
everywhere
apparent.
1
Skeena
Scenery
Tlie
visitor
also
spoke
of
the
wonderful
scenery
of
the
Skeena
mallei
of
bis
address,
principal
vanre
spoke
01
society
oeing
a
mailer
of
friendship,
association
and
mutual
helpfulness.
There
was
a
common
bond
as
in
a
fam-
lllver.
lie
travelled
a
great
deal
ily.
Time
and
space
were
beinc
and
lliere
were
many
wonderful
i
liiuiiiHled
hy
modern
transporta-Ihinirs
lo
be
seen
but
the
scenery
lion.
Two
weeks
niro
he
ad.
of
the
Skeena
appealed
to
him
on
dressed
the
llolary
Club
In
Fcr-Ihis
occasion
and
impressed
him
coiilftiticil
oji
page
two)
PUBLIC
MEETING
Empress
Theatre,
8
p.m.
Saturday,
July
7
SPEAKERS
HON.
T.
D.
PATTULLO
Minister
of
Lands,
HON.
DR.
SUTHERLAND
Minister
of
Public
Works.
FRED
8TORK
Member
for
Skeena.
This
is
Dr.
Sutherland's
first
public
appearance
here
und
many
will
.wish
lo
hear
htm.
School
is
beiu:
bavin;;
a
new
I
wo
Sft
SllM
311.
llie
buill.
In
Iwo
ears
Anyox
has
ad
a
lieallhy
increase
over
last
year
........
1..
.t.i
1..
10
centres,
32
teachers
sendiusi
'
P.R.FISH
MARKET
Phone
671.
Jellied
Tongues,
Boiled
Ham,
Roast
Ham
with
dressing,
Fresh
Home
Made
Beef
and
Pork
Sausage
Dally.
Out
of
Town
Orders
Solicited
PniCE
FIVE
CENTS.
rt
11T
YT
i
I
Ai
A
ltrnm
iTiiiirn
iaw
fmi
i
v
mv
m
v
ii.Vy.VA
AbAUNM
UlKfcll
rUUUlAL
AUIUJN
VISITOR
SEES
WONDERFUL
PROGRESS
HERE;
DISTRICT
SCHOOLS
INCREASE
G.
W.
V.A.
not
in
Favor
Direct
Political
Action
Amalgamation
or
Bonus
PREFERENCETO
Six
New
Schools
are
Opened
in
Prince
Rupert
District
and
Four
Reopened:
Two
Closed
School
lu-jiector
II.
C.
Fraser
reports
that
Prince
'Jlupert
district
i
moving
along
steadily
in
srhool
mailers.
During
the
pail
year
atlemiauce
lias
sbowu
a
marked
increase
and
a
satisfactory
matter
is
the
general
advancement
or
the
work.
Since
lal
September
six
new
schools
have
been
opened
in
Ihe
districl,
four
schools
have
been
re-opened,
new
divisions
have
been
started
al
three
points
and
only
two
schools
have
been
closed."
i;
The
following
new
schools
were
opened:
Premier,
ifekelse
Valley,
Streattiam
'near
Wis-
lariai.
Hose
Lake,
Woodmere
ffj
1
TT
ITRTTAMP
s;;fsrs::i
VS.
COMMUNISTS
lown
and
bkiibyale.
New
ilivis-'
ion-i
were
slarfed
al
Siuillters!
Ocean
Fall
and
Prince
llunerl
1
English
Jock
Workers'
Strike
lllifli.
ScliooU
were
clo.-iJ
at
Surf
lulel
Heaeh
and
(J
Iley-iiiount.
Application
lia
been
made
for
a
kcIiimi!
al
Aiyansh
Developing
Into
Struggle
Be
tween
Two
Elements
LONDON.
July
6.--According
to
Mum.
I
nti.
whirl,
mi
i.w..-i
newspapers.
Hi?
I.a
a
Iwo-room
agisted
rl.,Ml
lrik.e
of
,,ock
wrker
is
drifl-now
in
a
"W''f
Mvwn
coni-
wauls
a
Hirer
or
four
room
buildin?
and
a
Superior
School.
;
ira.ie
unions,
ira.n
Terrace
i
alo
aimiirz
al
a
Superior
icliiH.I
and
a
new
one-
riMiiu
adilillon
for
,
union
officials
yesteniav
look
islrone
action
lo
break
the
unoffi-
...
.
'tiai
sirihe
wnicn
uas
iuruier
ex-
buill
iiill
maki
makin-rt
h;mmi1
divisions-
I
here.
Usk
.....
1
,.
.
.
.workers
in
London,
Manchester,
room
school
up
130
pupils.
Prince
llupert
j
.
,J(j
sent
up
02
Entrance
pupils
last
month,
Anyox
21,
Smilhers
12,
Terrace
15,
and
Hums
Lake.
.
High
School
Candidates
,
There
were
9
Senior
malri-
mali-.liVt.ii
m
snl
t.l
ti
I
ntnl
IT
trying
supplementaries
and
Ocean
Falls
2
full
and
2
supple-men,
aries,
Smilhers
had
3
candidates
for
(he
firs,
year
High
School
exams
and
Slewart
and
Altin
one
each.
I
i
ji
HILTON
BELYEA
IS
ELIMINATED
HKM.F.Y,
July
0.
-Hilton
llelyea,
Ihe
Canadian
champion
sculler,
was
eliminated
trom
Ihe
competition
for
the
Diamond
Sculls
loday
by
D.
H.
L.
(ioliui,
llril
Ish
oarsman.
M.
K.
Morris
of
London
defeated
J.
Meresfonl,
jr.
who
won
the
event
in
1020.
Morris
and
(Solan
will
meet
in
Ihe
final
lotnor
row.
lended
and
now
involves
tO.OOU
ven"""
"an-
rfjnwthJrntn3sr!
v.
munists.
il
is
claimed,
are
identi
fying
themselves
with
the
discontented
elements.
vanced
from
a
Superior
School
DAIWCAII
DIITC
AIIT
lo
a
regularly
eslalilished
Hit'h
KflliirALL
lUlJ
UU1
School
as
Ocean
Fall
has
also
lone.
This
year
a
second
High
School
division
is
beinjr
opened
at
Ocean
Falls.
Hlqh
School
Interest
A
pleasin;-
feature
in
Ihe
school
work
of
Ihe
district
durinp
the!
past
year
lias
been
Ihe
Hid
that
there
has
been
an
increased
in
leresl
in
Hit'li
School
work,
public
school
teachers
al
several
FOREST
FIRES
SOUTH
Precipitation
Pretty
General
Throughout
the
Province:
Ideal
So
Far
VICTOIUA,
July
C
The
heavy
'rainfall
of
today,
which
was
fair
ly
seueral
throughout
the
province,
extinguished
a
few
bush
fiiw
llcil
Ii
ml
i.:iinn.l
liaailiruv
points
voluntarily
taki,.?
on
High
jdurp
,e
flry
ho,
WMhpp
of
addition
to
School
sludenls
ip
llieir
regular
Public
School
duties.
There
were
High
fchool
examinations
at
18
centres
this
summer.
30
teachers
sendin
past
few-
days
and
went
a
longway
towr.rd
reducing
the
tire
hazard.
Weather
conditions
o
far
Ibis
year
have'been
practically
ideal
from
Ihe
forest
rancers'
stand-'
'P'.miiil
'I
Iiiipii
li:ila
liemi
lit
f.p
I7li
pupils.
These
iis.ures
show-
;
;.
,,,-
..,..
fri.,.s
Sll
far
Ibis
year
as
there
were
last
during
Hie
corresponding
I
period.
,
Prince
Hubert
district
EXPEDITION
LEAVES
FOR
WRANGELL
ISLAND
Juidor
tna.Hcula.1on
candidates
VIII
Outfit
Trading
Vessel
at
rrom
Prince
llupert
High
School
I
Nome
For
Voyage
Into
Arctic
this
yearTHesides
there
were
10
f
outside
candidates
for
.luivkr
SFATILK.
July
0.
Harold
matriculation
and
2
tor
Senior
i
w,,
s
,,oa,l
the
expedi-l.ere
Anvox
had
three
Junior
Hon
to
briup
off
the
party
of
ex-
malriculaliun
candidales
and
;plorers
under
the
leadership
of
Allen
Crawford.
Toronto,
that
have
been
on
Wrangell
Island
hi
the
Arctic
since
1920,
leaves
here
this
evening
for
Nome.
They
expect
to
arrive
there
July
10
ami
will
outfit
the
s.-venty
ton
Iradiuv
vVssel
Orceuint-s
with
a
crew
of
tKht
men
and
provisions
for
a
year.
A
number
or
hsklmos
will
atioinpany
t
tie
parly.
BASEBALL
SCORES
Philadelphia
5,
Host
on
I.
Del
roil
0,
Cleveland
10.
Chicago
3.
St.
Louis
I.
National
Leaoue
St.
Louis
10,
Philadelphia
12.
Iloslon
3,
Hrookyu
0,
Exhibition
Game
New
York
Americans
0,
Pitts
burg
Nationals
8.
'
''
Coast
League
Salt
Lake
2,
Los
Angeled
.
Sacrameulo
.
0,
San
Francisco
10.
Other
games
posl
tioned
owing
to
rafn.
.