WhM
Yu
Want
TAXI
in
a
hurry
Phone
99
Beat
Oar
and
it
Service
In
tha
City.
Rate
Reasonable
VOL
XIII
NO.
170.
3
battle.
There
were
builet
hole
through
the
Aide
of
the
car
and
several
spent
bullet
were
lying
on
the
floor.
Investigation
ha
''nil......
'-'hi
been
Marled
In
determine
if
there
i
liny
connection
between
thin
car
and
Toronto's
$130,00(1
daylight
robbery
of
this
week
The.
men
in
the
tar
said
they
were
in
Toronto
yesterday.
HIGHLANDER
SAILS
DIRECT
FOR
JAPAN
C.Q.M.M.
Steamer
Took
612,000
Feet
of
Hemlock
Squares
from
Here
for
Yokohama
Willi
a
full
cargo
of
1,000,000
feel
or
lumber,
012,000
feet
of
which
was
taken
tn
here,
Hie
Canadian
Government
Merchant
Marino
steamer
Canadian
High
lander-
iliml.
I'itflict-.
mailed
at
5.30
vexlerday
afternoon
for
Jnnan,
Iter
flrnl
l'ort
of
call
will
In
Yokohama
when!
the
local
shipment
of
hemlock
"baby
squares"
will
be
unloaded.
Caul.
E.
McOuskrle.
harbor
muster,
piloted
the
Canadian
Highlander
Out
to
Triple
Island
ami
returned
lo
port
by
t
ho
luuuuli
I'uchenu
ul
mldnitfhU
HENDERSON
IS
IN
COLLISION
President's
Boat
Rammed
Destroyer
and
Crew
all
Taken
Off
SEATTLE,
July
27.
The
United
States
navy
transport
Henderson,
carrying
President
Harding
and
party
from
Vancouver,
rammed
the
destroyer
Zeilin
In
Puget
Sound
forty
miles
north
of
here,
according
to
a
wireless
message
from
the
Henderson.
The
message
stated
that
both
engine
rooms
of
the
Zeilin
were
flooded
but
that
all
aboard
her
had
been
taken
off.
The
destroyer
Nicholas
Is
attempting
to
tow
the
Zeilin
Into
shallow
water.
The
accident
occurred
at
9.30
this
mornlng
ANOTHER
CONQUEST
OF
AIR
RECORDED
completing
the
first
non-stop
Ihrcj
passenger
uighl
flight
be
tween
the
two
cities.
CONSERVATIVE
ELECTED
LONDON,
July
27
Sir
Charles
Wilson,
Conservative,
was
elected
for
Central
Leeds
In
(ho
by-elec-tlou
necessitated
by
the
death
of
Arthur
Wiley,
Conservative.
11.
Slisser,
Socialist,
was
second
and
(I.
Stone,
Liberal,
was
third.
Wilson's
majority
yver
Slisser
was
2,000.
Iq
order
l
lake
ns.rv
several
adjoining
properties,
on
the
Sal-
mini
ItUi-r
near
Stewart
and
slarl
operation
im
n
larger
ecule,
(he
4-
Indian
Minef
I.lil.
is
beinit
wound
iii
and
will
be
reorgauzed
and
taken
over
liy
a
new-
coiiipuuy
.with
a
eiiilaiizalion
or
:I,000,-
000
umter
Ihe
luime
of
the
Indian
Mines
OiriKiralion
l.td.
The
inembership
uf
I
lie
new
wmu
puny
will
remain
n
at
prefcnl
under
the
d
company.
II
is
.
conl
r;dlet
by
lonmlo
and
Mout-
treal
eapilal
represenled
by
O.
H.
(iermuuy
by
resident
of
lurner
ami
also
several
local
tliix
rnuiilry
llnre
prne
jilireclors
iiieliulins
IV.,
I,al-hcally
no
bu-ioes
in
(ier-
more
J.
F.
Itileliie
ami
Aid.
J.
A.
man
exehamre
whlcli
from
4-
Smilh
r
Ifiis
cily.
a
commeirial
slandpoinl
H
ha
been
found
advisable
lo
l
worthless
.lake
over
Hie
adjoining
proper-
jlies
by
reason
of
(be
fact
that
'Inrue
eius
eross'Ciil
the
present
.
1
jiiroperty
of
Hie
linlian
Mine
near
the
boundary.
Itlcher
ore,
it
is
expected,
will
bu
eiiouiiler-
ed
with
Ihe
extension
of
Ihe
pro
perly
and
its
further
development.
Considerable
curiosity
has
been
aroueil
recently
by
the
visit
lo
the
Indian
Mines
of
H.
It.
I.iuiili,
a
mining
engineer
of
.
t
i
:
....
t
i..
I.A
PRINCE
RUPERT,
U.CL,
FRIDAY,
JULY
27,
1923.
Ul
.
im
iik
m.U
,u
;..-,
,
ntMprHO
illc
,,e
lifted
Ui,h
"I'
"',.,l,r'""'.
evening
for
Seattle.
mining
iirouji,
ami
hiso
.nr.
-niu-j
hie
and
Major
Wilson
of
Hie
firm,
of
Slobie
A
Co.,
Toronto.
Or.
.Mrl.areu.
an
Enirlish
geologist
identified
with
two
of
Ihe
layjesl
mining
corporal
ions
in
England,
also
made
an
examination
ot
Ihe
mine
recently.
(I
is
staled
by
local
directors
thai
three
or
four
English
concerns
have
been
trying
recently
to
accjuire
the
properly
but
no
transaction
has
yet
been
made
and
the
former
management
still
rclaius
the
group.
PASSENGER
FOR
ORIENT
SAILED
Mr.
Ritchie
First
Person
to
Take
Non-Stop
Night
Flight
Boiween
passage
From
Rupert
Left
Chicago
and
Garden
City,
New
York,
Made
With
Throe
Passengers
on
Highlander
The
first
passenger
lo
sail
from
Prince
Hubert
dlrecl
for
the
OAHbEN
CITY.
July
27.
-Eddie
Orient
left
on
the
O.O.M.M.
Stlnson,
accompanied
by
Churl
fs
freighter
Canadian
Highlander
Dickson,
president
of
llie
iiiinoia(nt
night
in
Hie
person
or
.Mr.
Aero
Club,
and
Arthur
Orny.
me-
Hitchle
of
.Vancouver
who
is
pro.
chanic,
arrived
here
at
7.30
Ibis
reeding
to
Shanghai
to
take
over
morning
in
a
Junker
nll-metnl'n
new
position.
Mr.
Httchie
was
monoplane
in
which
they
left
desirous
of
reaching
Shanghai
at
Chicago
at
ll
o'clock
last
night
I
the
earliest
possible
date
and,
n
the
steamer
connections
from
Vanuoouver
to
Ihe
Orient
would
not
permit
of
an
Immediate
pas
sage
ami
hearing
that
the
Caua-
diuti
Highlander
would
bo
leaving
hero
direct
for
Japan,
ho
-eunio
north
after
having
booked
a
passage
on
(he
steamer
before
leaving
Vancouver,
Mr.
Hilchbj
is
no
stranger
to
Prince
Hupert
and
was
employed
in
tho
Canadian
Nutionul
Iluilways
engineering-
department
under
W.
11.
Tobey
in
tho
early
days.
Following
the
civic
and
pro
vincial
luncheon,
.President
Hard
ing
played
golf.
In
Ihe
evening
he
allended
Ihe
slate
dinner
after
which
there
was.
a
public
re-
ception.
,
'
Gracious
Frendllness
We
have
one
more
bond
In
cwmniou.
we
an
speak
ine
r.ng-
lish
language
and
in
your,
country
and
mine
we.
all
speak
it
in
Ihe
same
way."
Thus
did
president
Harding
round
oul
a
speech
filled
with
gracious
friendliness
and
whim
sical
good
humor
in
response
lo
the
toast
in
Ids
honor
at
the
stale
dinner
given.
by
the
govern
ment
of
Canada
in
the
Vancouver
Hotel
last
uighl.
The
burden
of
Ids
address
was
that
Ihe
co
mingling
of
people
and
ideals
could
lead
to
nothing
lint
good.
"The
late
Sum
Hughes
once
told
a
friend
of
mine,'
'he
said
"thai
up
to
IDIO
sixty
thousand
United
Slide
cilizl'iis
tried
to
en
lisl
in
Ihe
Canadian
army
and
many
of
Iheiu
succeeded
though
llley
had
to
perjure
themselves
like
gentlemen
and
patriots
lo
accomplish
their
object."
SASKATCHEWAN
TOWN
IS
SWEPT
BY
FLAMES
Damage
Estimated
at
$125,000
Done
at
Wynyard
and
Only
Chance
of
Wind
Saved
Town
WYNYAHD,
Saslt.,
.inly
27.
Fire
yesterday
destroyed
seven
business
buildings
vyith
a
loss
of
1
25,000.
OnJya
j.ehange
in
Ihe
direction
of
tliovvjiid
saved
the
entire'
town
frOinlieslructlon.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
rMUrdty't
ClrcuKtlo
1,609.
l'holu
sliovvs
J.
Hiirvuon
the
brtlliuut
French
tenuis
player,
who
beat
ll".
H
llenly
in
the
opening
match
al
Wimbledon.
Thousands
of
People
Took
Part
in
Reception
to
United
States
President;
State
Dinner
Given
VANCOUVER
July
27.
More
than
10,000
persons
ves-terday
heard
President
Harding
deliver
a
message
of
warm
friendship
and
admiration
for
Canada.
11
was
the
first
limn
thai
a
Predxutor
The
reception
accorded
lo
the
distinguished
visitor
along
Ihe
line
of
march
from
the
C.
I'.
H.
pier
and
al
Stanley
Park,
where
the
address
was
delivered,
was
most
impressive
in
ils
enthusiasm
ami
the
president
frankly
admitted
thai
it
far
exceeded
the
expectations
of
himself
and
his
party.
He
declared
Dial
lie
rcxanlol
il
as
a
Hew
as-
siiruncp
that
Hie
Dominion
of
Canada
anil
Hie
Lniled
Stale
Acre
K"in
ali'ii.'
hand
in
hand
and
side
by
side
toward
the
fulfilment
of
Ihe
deslinips
of
the
wo
ssreal
democracies.
The
manifestations
of
welcome
were
continuous
beginnni?
in
the
morning
with
Ihe
arrival
of
Ihe
president
and
couliuuiu
until
Ihe
parly
embarked
on
Ihe
DUNDEE
IS
NEW
CHAMP
Defeated
Eunene
Crlqul
on
Points
In
15-Round
Bout
Last
Night
-
NEW
YORK,
July
27.
After
ten
years
of
waiting
for
a
chance
at
the
title,
Johnnie
Dundee
defeated
Eugene
Crlqul
of
France
In
a
slashing
15-round
bout
at
ths
Polo
Grounds
last
night
and
won
the
world's
featherweight
championship.
Dundee
won
every
round
and
received
the
judge's
decision.
The
progress
of
the
battle
kept
the
?reat
crowd
In
an
uproar
from
first
to
last.
Criqu
won
the
feather-wndjht
ltte
from
Johnny
Kllbane
less
than
two
months
ago.
GRANBY
PROPERTIES
AT
MAPLE
BAY
LOOK
PROMISING
AN
VOX,
Juno
27
Dr.
Haucroft
has
recently
been
engaged
on
the
Maple
Hay
properties
of
the
firanby
Co.,
and
reports
very
favorably
upon
the
situation
there.
The
general
manager
of
the
company
is
greatly
pleased
with
the
prospects
developing
with
these
claims
and
has
well-
grounded
hopes
for
u
real
group
of
tonnage
properties
in
Ihe
fu
ture
at
Maple
Ray.
BASEBALL
SCORES
National
League
Roslon
7,
Pittsburg
8.,
llrooklyn
2,
Cincinnati
i).
New
York
10,
Chicugo
II.
Philadelphia
5,
SI.
Louis
.
American
League
Washing
0-15,
Hoslon
7-3.
New
York
,
Philadelphia
3.
Coast
League
Vernon
I,
Sun
Francisco
5.
Sacramento
7,
Salt
Luke
Cily
8
Seattle
2,
Portland
5.
Oakland
I,
Los
Angola's
0.
Strut
Sal
JM2.
(iurvich,
300;
Lois
A.
Mcllae.
300.
Annunciation
School
(
Lucy
O'Hrien,
3
1
1;
Mary
.E.
O'Hrien,
303.
Princo
Georoe
Nestor
Izowsky,
300:
Arlhur,
151;
Ernest
Carson,
353;
Georgia
P.R.FISH
MARKET
Phone
671.
FOR
THE
PIC-NIC.
Jellied
Tongues,
Boiled
Ham,
Roast
Ham
with
dressing,
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
Out
of
Town
Orders
Solicited
PIUCE
FIVE
CENTS.
iiiHHii
ViH
''III
ai
i
Bv
tHM
V
w
m
'iHHk
MBPaBBk.
VHkM
iB
BBY
BB1
W
HIV
M
HIH
BBB
BBBBV
HHV
BBBS
iHHmH.
Iii
.B
Kmrnv
ami
BBBB
FKtNtn
KtPLY
0
BKIIAIN
K
NOW
READY
DEPARTMENT
OF
EDUCATION
ANNOUNCES
RESULTS
OF
ENTRANCE
EXAMS
France
Prepared
to
Accept
Some
Suggestions
but
Discontinuance
of
Resistance
in
Ruhr
Demanded
PAULS.
July
27.
The
French
reply
lo
lite
Hrilish
repara
rVTE
MCIfiM
(W
lion
nulc
will
be
dgliveml
in
London
today
or
tiunorrow.
It
fjAlLllulUll
jg
.crfi.u
hi
i
me
(if
llir
Hrilish
suggestions
ami
asks
for
further
liglil
on
others.
II
maintain
thai
Herman'
patv
resistance
IMniAM
MIMEQ
must
cone
before
negotiations
wild
thai
country
are
under-
IlllIlll
lTllltlJU
taken.
Tho
note
i
regarded
in
French
circles
a
conciliatory
bill
if
-
supposed,
nevertheless,
lo
mairitaiii
absolutely
the
principles
Three
Million
Dollar
Company
laid
down
by
the
French
and
Relgians
in
Juuuary
(hat
occupa-
Formed
to
Take
Over
Ad-
lion
of
the
llnlir
will
he
Continued
r
'
t
joining
uroups
ana
until
payment
of
rcparelions
is
insured
and
that
the
district
will
In
evacuated
only
in
proportion
to
payment
mail'-.
Premier
Polncare
expresses
willingness
to
modify
the
oecu-j
palion
when
resistance
end
making
11
an
nearly
what
I
lie
llritih
call
invisible"
a
ueo-!-;T
(title
of
Un'
Miualion
permit.
BRITAIN
WILL
ASSIST
STATES
tome
Announcement
on
Kurn
Running
Problem
Eipected
Before
Parliament
Adjourns.
LONDON.
July
27.
Sour?
sort
of
an
announcement
regarding
what
Great
llrilatn
will
do
lo
as.
slsl
the
I
(Mt"d
State
to
solve
Hie
rum
running
problem
i
cxp''cled
before
parliament
adjourns
on
t
.
I
4
11
........I
,.r
.
llr.ll!
.VIIKil"!
.
ni'i'i
agreement
under
rertatn
eiidi.
Hon
lo
the
American
proposal
to
extend
territorial
waters
to
n
distance
of
twelve
mile
oul
were
seiiil-nrflclally
denied
today.
The
parliamentary
committee
is
coif-tinning
svinpalhie
consideration
of
the
American
proposition.
MEN
ARRESTED
ait
nitnniniil
UN
WIUUN
Buffalo
Police
Locato
Battle-Scarred
Oar;
May
Have
Been
In
Toronto
Robbery
lit
FFALO,
July
27.
The
police
today
arrested
two
men
nil
a
downtown
street
of
the
city
in
a
travel
worn
car
which
bore
fclRii!)
of
having
been
in
n
pun
MARK
IS
OOINQ
LOWER
AND
LOWER
NEW
YOHK,
July
27.
The
German
murk
fell
on
Hie
local
market
wild
a
.
hang
today.
Ninely
cents
buy
a
million
miiikf
which
is
the
lowest
price
of
the
mark
in
hislnry.
Itefore
the
wur
dial
many
marks
were
worth
?238,-ooo.
Except
fur
the
purchase
of
remillanr'
lo
relative
and
friends
in
Enlarge
Operations
Forty-Eight
Students
;
to
Enter
High
School;
E.
McLean
Heads
List
VICTOIUA,
July
27.
Edward
McLean,
with
a
tolal
of
13(1
marks,
headed
the
list
of
18
Entrance
pupils
who
passed
the
Entrance
exam
inations
in
Prince
Hupert
and
won
the
Oovernor
(Jeneral's
gold
medal
for
Ihe
district.
Results
of
the
examinations
which
were
htMd
last
month
were
announced
this
morning
by
Ihe
Department
of
Education.
Prince
Rupert
students
made
good
showings
find
several
others,
besides
Ihe
boy
who
headed
the
list,
made
high
marks,
four
in
all
getting
over
100.
There
were
1930
candidates
throughout
the
province,
of
which
number
2713
were
success-
:
fill.
Ilesiiles
these
1701
pupils
;of
graded
.schools
vere
promoted
on
recommendation
of
principals.
In
all
1501
pupils
will
'be
issued
certificates
etilitliii?
them
to
ad
mission
to
High
School
in
September.
Ilesiilts
for
Prince
lluperb
and
district
follow:
Prince
Rupert
Edward
McLean
130;-
Yoshi
Kalsuyama.
122;
Elizabeth
l.ells.
t!:
Clarence
li.
Thompson.
HiH:
Arthur
Cameron.
3'J'J;
Mary
Wallers,
33;
Uarbara
Peyton.
3'J:
Evelyn
Dalby,
386;-John
.1.
Hol
land.
.rt,.o.
oqo
3IJ3;
Mary
a.y
II.
...
WTUoir.
.,,.
370
.,,:
BUILDING
OF
AIRSHIPS
IS
ENCOURAGED
British
Government
Makes
Con-tract
With
Company
For
Construction
of
Aerial
Monster
LONDON,
July
27.
The
re-
.
airsl,p
miil(ig
scheme
James
Parker,
3i2:
Arthur
t.ade
'
....
ov,.rmnellt
ilas
a,iol,.
UpiisH-Kalsoyar-flOiTHnflr'
Dullon.
308;
Ocil
Morrison,
3G8;
construction
of
one
five-million
lames
Sims.
3CG;
Charlotte
Pil-
cubk.
foo,
aiP)ip
as
i0I1jj
as
(,e
ling,
303;
Hhoda
M.
Lamb.
300:
a,,,..,.
Mauretania.
It
will
be
Vgnes
Iverson.
338:
Jean
(irieve.
buiJ,
al
Hford
by
a
company
355;
Wilna
Wilson.
355:
Doris
wm.
caja
,,f
fi00.000
of
Camlow,
353;
Julia
Cablerone,
wltiola
the
government
provides
Jo
I:
Vera
Mioekley.
JW;
.Minna
00,000.
H
a
journey
lo
India
Hugers.
3IK;
Olive
Cordon,
330;
ca
i.
,naie
by
Ihe
his
airship
in
Harrow
Casey,
33i;
Mary
A.
juo
hours,
Ihe
government
will
Davies,
331;'
Henry
Heilbroner.
provide
anolher
100,000.
A
331:
William
Wralball.
3211:
weekly
service
to
India
for
three
Florence
11.
McNeil,
320;
Uennie
months
shall
entitle
Hie
company
Windle,
32C;
Arthur
Phillips,
to
a
600,000
loan
annually
for
,
321:
Alice
Spencer.
321;
Winni-
,ree
years.
The
construction'
rreil
uury.
321;
Jack
HUuilcli,
0f
the
first
airship
will
Occupy
321
:
Frederick
lliclimoiid,
317
:
18
months.
William
Murray,
311;
Alice
It
is
hoped
that
(he
journey
be-Jacobson.
300;
Mary
Dowlher.
tween
Oreat
Britain
and
India
307:
Edward
Yaecf,
307;
Alex,
may
be
-accomplished
in
seventy-
Duncan,
301;
Mray
Allislone.
two
hours
for
a
fare
of
80.
303:
Edith
J.
Lock,
302;
Dido:
,
TORONTO
FOR
NEXT
MEETING
Melnnes,
320;
Nellie
Hangek32l;
Chosen
by
Baptist
Congress
In
Irene
Naslin,
313;
Helen
McMil
lan.
'300;
Kalhlene
Powers.
300.
South
Fort
George
Stockholm
at
Closing
Session
Today
Frederick
Somerlon.
358;
John
STOCKHOLM,
July
27
Toron-
E.
Davis,
353;
Jo.
Johnson,
321
;
to
was
today
chosen
by
tho
Mary
Nuull.
322;
Dixon
Taylor,
Haptist
World
Alliance
as
its
318;
Isabel
Somer'on,
303;
Jack
meeting
place
five
years
hence.
Coales,
300.
jThe
choice
was
made
before
the
Prince
George
.
final
adjournment
of
the
present
Promotion
on
recommendation
congress
today.
Washington
and
William
Smith,
Gladys
Rrowii,
Atlanta
withdrew
in
favor
of
To-Mae
Ailkins,
Angus
"
MacMillan.
ronlo.
Enice
Towers,
Heeve
HarperJ
!?,e
J1"0!'1..
rufl-
DAY
CLOSED
WITH
nenry
vvaiuon,
i.uwura
iiuipcr,
,
Tom
Corloss,
Blanch
Cau
Massett
Centre
Huby
Smith,
300.
DIAMOND
DRILLING
ON
SULTANA
GROUP
Anyox.
July
27.
ll.
S.
Munro,
general
manager
nf
Ihe
(iranby
Co.,
has
an-,
ni'unced
Hint
arrunge-meuls
have
been
made
with
lloyle
llros.,
diamond
drill
engineers,
.
t
o
thoroughly
prospect
Ihe
ground
on
tho
Sultana
group
of
.claims
situated
on
liouhler
Creek,
a
tribu
OPEN
AIR
DANCE
Affair
Last
Night
Proved
Fitting
'
Close
to
Boy
Scouts'
Gala
I
The
open
air
danco
held
last
'night
under
the
management
of
the
members
of
tho
Holary
Club,
on
Second
Avenue
opposite
the
.
Inlander
proved
a
filling
close
to
.
Jlie
Hoy
Scouts'
carnival
day.
Tho
"street
hail
been
roped
off
be-
tween
Seventh
and
Eighth
Street
and
flugs
were
hung
around
the
enclosure
giving
tho
dancing
floor
a
gala
appearance.
A
largo
crowd
were
on
baud
and
I
ho
dancing
got
well
under
way
at
10
o'clock
and
continued
until
mld-
titcrlll
Thfl
illllliA
VlHlutA
U.'fltl
fllP
tary
or
the
liuikiey
iiiyer,
pished
by
the
baud
uf
the
1st
near
llazellon.
.This
work
.Northern
U.
C.
Regiment,
under
is
now
under
way.
,
the
leadership
,
of.Rundmaster
'
ieaie(
who
donatcil
their
servicifi.