Whan
You
Want
A
TAXI
P.R.FISH
MARKET
Phone
671.
99
in
a
hurry
FOR
THE
PICNIC.
Jellied
Tongues,
Boiled
Ham,
Phone
Roast
Ham
with
dressing,
PRINCE
RUPERT
st
Oar
and
Best
rvloa
Fresh
Sausage
Dally.
In
th
City.
Rates
Reasonable
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Out
of
Town
Orders
Solicited
VOI,
MIL,
NO,
I
G
t.
Plll.NCK
HUI'KIIT.
H.C,
Fill
HAY.
JULY
13,
YtittPtftr'
Circulation,
1623
SUttt
Stilt
311.
PniGE
FIVE
GENTS.
BIG
BRITISH
POUCY
TO
TERMINATE
n
n
rrance
receives
weu
Reparation
Statement
of
Britain's
Premier
PAIMS
.lull'
I
:t
-
-
Premipr
I
ill
tin
Hrilish
House
nf
44
rti
iiidii
yesterday
is
gent-rally
cum-
champion
kiux-kcd
out
.!
Wil
iiiciiIimI
iik)ii
hi
French
official
circle
as
a
carefully
worded
lard.
Hip
ex-champion
of
Hip'
document
which
nnglit
lead
lo
nil
agreement,
this
being
depeti-
worl.l
in
the
eighth
round
tonight
drill
upon
the
nature
of
the
note
which
il
it
announced
h
forth-
with
a
lerrific
Mow
on
tin-
jaw
-coming
for
the
French
government's
perusal
and
assent.
The
fight
which
look
place
m
Newspaper
comment
i
characterized
ly
moderation-
of
Hoyle's
Tliirly
Acre
arena
under
phrne
mid
an
abence
of
billcrtirs,
although
the
pre-
rceit'i
the
maiMiifemcul
of
Tex
HickaM
what
it
regard
as
the
Hrilish
premier's
undue
leniency
with
witnessed
!
loo.Oon
people.
r
'
'
i
(iprrnany.
By
Rounds
DDAUIMfT
UN
I
LONDON.
July
13.
From
the
Itouixl
I.
-Firpo
came
from
I
Klf
V
IIiIjIj
WILL
mrliPot
aailalile
editorial
in
hit
corner
with
chaiai
teristlc
in-
i.i,nii,ii
n,vin
n
.
i
n
i
iu"ll.
iiihiii
iinn-fcrii
in?,
ri
I
IIPI
17
I
ACP
Premier
Hahlwin'
announcement
ami
jabbed
willi
a
Ipfl.
Firp
LllYljLl
LUuLl
,ua,ii'
a
f"'rable
Impression
both
landed
a
liglit
blow
to
I
lie
body
ifn
government
ami
anli-govern-
p
drove
hi
right
a-aiu
lo
Wil--
iiipiiI
tjuartprx.
There
wvre
some
lard'
rib.
Firpo
forced
Jes
Judgment
Reserved
In
Liquor
criliri-.ni
but
tlipy
were
not
the
ropes
ami
coifed
Ho-
lug-
fet
Importation
Case
Before
Privy
Council
l
!
LONImiN.
July
t:i.
Judgment
hni
Iippii
reserved
hy
the
judicial
roimuiltep
of
the
privy
council
In;
the
eae
of
Ihe
Attorney
General.
of
llrilioli
Columbia
venui
the
-Allurnev
iurraUoi
Uitinua.
over
the
miesllon
of
whether
honor
Imported
into
)lri(ih
(.oluiuiiiii
hy
the
Provinrlnl
(loveruincnl
I
liable
for
fedprnl
rulonn
duly.
I
lie
nonunion
won
noi
raiipi
on
to
renlv
i
H
may
he
auiotl
Mi.il
jii.Ik
nit-iif
will
go
iintiiit
the
pnnoiee.
I
NO
MORE
TROOPS
FOR
NOYA
SCOTIA
STRIKE
AREA
ARE
TO
BE
SENT
lll'I'lU
Joll'
II
I'lTPIOII
l..ry
nilriiriion-
were
i.-ue.!
I
II
n
I.
.M
Mardonalii,
aciiiik'
uilni'ler
of
na'ioual
defence.
Hint
no
more
Irmim
are
to.
he
npiiI
inuti
any
place
in
Canada
ly
the
Gape
llrelou
hlrike
area.
The
information
wax
contained
in
a
telegram
fput
hy
Mr.
Mar-il
nald
from
I'ietoti
to
lion,
tame
Murdoch,
ininiKler
of
luhor
LIMIT
TO
BE
PLACED
ON
PLANK
ROAD
LOADS
Council
Instructs
City
Solicitor
To
Bring
In
a
Bylaw
For
Next
Meeting
I
olUivving
report
ntadc
a
lo
the
unstable
condition
of
tunny
plunk
road,
the
city
council
at
a
pi'iial
meeting
nl
noon
today
I''
'ructed
Hie
city
solicilor
to
'Iraw
up
u
bylaw
to
prevent
any
person
hauling
u
load
of
more
'linn
ouo
Ion
over
any
plau
icndway.
The
tolnvc
will
be
submitted
to
the
council
on
Monday
evening.
TUG
LUaENNE
COMES
.
VICTORIA
FROM
FRANCE
UNDER
HER
OWN
STEAM
YIOTOHIA,
July
l.'l
Ihe
ocean
Jfolnic
tllg
l.nclenni'.
purcliaxed
I"
France
by
the
Wallace
people
ot
Vancouver
nniveil
under
her
own
steam
from
Hollenlain,
having
made
",700
miles
In
52
day
Including
ninny
slop
l
wy
poinls.
BIRTH
A
daughter
wa
born
id
Ihe
Hciicrul
Ilosiillal
to
Mr.
and
Mm,
Hlchurd
Moore,
Waldron
Apail-
ineuls.
.
f
'7WT
.
iii
,
i
Intel
win
rcttaralinils
statement
,'lronxly
emphasized.
i
RICH
GOLD
STRIKE
KLEANZA
PROPERTY
AT
UK
RECENTLY
A
rich
slriU
of
vuld
mid
fiUrr
ore
hu
recently
Iipcii
made
on
the
rlaiui
ov.nel
liv
the
KleaiiiM
Company,
of
Lk.
m
liil
f-i
I
I
)
on
Hie
Klean-ih
tiMMiiitalii.
Two
of
the
cin
at
Vullialla
cahiu
are
rhouiuir
up
ey
rich
in
gold.
The
third
strike
I-
located
at
the
third
canyon
on
Kleau.a
crepk
anil
runt
high
in
silver
and
gold.
mm
m
MaiM
v
a
m
m
m
MAdUNd
BALK
rKUIVl
VISIT
TO
ANYOX
Enoch
Lodqe
Is
Now
Fully
Constituted
Branch
or
A.F.
A
A.M.
Enoch
Lodge,
A.F.
A
A.
M.
Anyox,
I
now
a
fully
constituted
branch
of
the
craft
following
Ihe
olllcial
viil
by
Urorge
II.
Munro,
Uistrirl
Heputy
(Irand
Maler,
Hon.
A.
M.
Malison,
Senior
(triuid
Warden,
and
parly
of
Ioph!
Mason
on
Wednesday
night.
The
parly
returned
lo
Ihe
city
lal
uiglil
on
Ihe
Prince
(ieorge
afler
carrying
out
their
ottlcial
duties.
A
realure
of
Ihe
proceeding
was
the
holding
or
a
ban-
ipiel
by
Enoch
Lodge
in
honor
of
Ihe
viilor.
Ilesides
Mr.
Munro
and
Mr.
Man-on,
the
following
'
member
from
here
were
aiming
the
parly
coinv
north:
S.
E.
Parker.
Howard
While,
J.
C.
McLennan.
C.
II.
Oiiue,
It.
L.
Iliown,
Money
Shier.
Thomas
MeClymoul,
(I.
A.
Woodland,
J.
II.
Thompson,
I'll.
Mortimer.
W.
II.
Melliar
and
Thomiis
.McMeekiu.
WESTERN
CANADA
TO
HAVE
PROSPEROUS
YEAR
So
Says
Vice-President
Dalrymple
of
Canadian
National
Railways
WINtPErJiii7
1:1.
J.
I"..
Dalrymple,
vice-president
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallway
reported
thai
he
found
gcmiiu')
optimism
everywhere
and
utiles
an
extraordinary
reverse
happens,
Western
Cauad'i
I
In
for
one
of
the
most
prosperous
year.
Why
not
subscriho
for
the
Dally
New
and
have
it
sent
to
your
homo
regularly?
If
A
I
PLANNED
FOR
FIRPO
KNOCKS
I
OUT
WILLARD
Wins
n
Eighth
Round
With
Ter-i
rlfflc
Blow
on
Jaw
of
Ex-champion
Spectators
100,000
1
HIMiSIDE.
Jersey
Ciiy.
July
l;,
Louis
linm.
the
Aruenline!
low
alMiut
I
lie
head
at
c1om
Mjiiarlpr.,
HIomJ
IriqLted
from
.
..
clJi
vj
arir)
ii-ri
pur.
Jp
ilnive
hi
right
to
the
ide
of
Hie
head
uml
the
hell
oundcd.
Hound
i.
Jet
rarrip;l
Hip
fight
Irt
FlrjMi
hut
ml'-eil
Mraiglil
upper
cut.
..Firpo
laudpii
,iih
in
Hie-ritt-lull
woj.,lu'ft
wtHi
a
riahl.
The
hit
Kaiian
ldtrked
Firpo"
iillpiifpl
lit
attack
hi
hody.
Willanfi.
left
Md
lniwcd
(olehe.
of
red
from
hi
opMiiHiil
punchex.
Firpo
hol
a
hard
right
lo
Hip
jaw
hut
Wil-
lanl
ilppppl
out
of
the
way
of
another
wallop
aimed
at
the
iaiue
ppol
as
the
gong
Miunded.
Hound
;i.
W
illard
jahled
Firoo
about
the
head
at
eloe
,iiiarlrn.
The
Argentine
fore
forced
W'illard
hack
into
a
corner
vi
it
It
u
tiody
ntlack,
Wil
lard'
lou?
left
flopped
Firpo
short
a
he
tried
to
bore
in.
Willard
seemed
content
lo
employ
defensive
lae-ii..
i.i..,.
i-t,..
i...
....,
..riii
right.
They
were
sparring
iiu
the
round
ended.
Pummelled
Willard
Hound
1.
Willard
jabbed
Firpo
wilh
left
to
head.
Firpo
wung
both
nl
as
they
weni
into
clinch
hut
inflicted
no
dam
age.
Willard
caught
Firpo
with
an
upperrtil
coming
in.
Firpo
hounded
from
the
ropes
landn:
light
lo
stomach.
He
pummelled
Willard
about
again
at
close
iptarlers
ami
Jess
only
smiled
Willard
wa
wild
wilh
right
ami
received
fdrther
punishment
about
bead,
l-'irpo
rushed
in
with
both
lists
and
lauding
heavily,
Jes
rallied
antl
drove
Firpo
li
a
corner
as
the
hell
rang.
Hound
5.
Willard
sent
Firpo
back
with
a
straight
leH.
He
took
a
1
1
ii
id
rigid
to
Ihe
jaw
as
they
clinched.
Firpo
was
shoil
with
hi
right.
They
clinched
repeatedly
a
Firpo
wa
blocked
in
hi
attempt
lo
reach
Wil
lard'.
body".
The
crowd,
whose
sympathies
obviously
were
with
the
big
American,
hollered
"Hur
rah
Jess"
a
the
bell
rnny.
Hound
.
Firpo
shot
in
his
right
to
Ihe
neck.
Willard
cover
ed
up
.a
he
wn
short
with
hi
left.
He
jabbed
lightly
at
long
range
as
Firpo
circled
his
op
pouent
in
search
id
an
opening.
Kiriio
drove
rights
and
left
to
the
Jaw
but
failed
to
shake
big
Jes.
Willard'
If
Tt
slopped
I'irno
short.
The
Argentine'.
aim
was
bad
wilh
hi
left
hut
In
shot
in
a
right
lo
Ihe
body
as
Hie
gong
ended
Ihe
round,
Firpo
to
Ropes
Humid
7.
Wlllnrd
shot
in
n
hard
light
Unit
sent
Firpo
to
Hie
rones.
He
employed
the
rabbit
punch
lo
the
buck
of
Firpo
head
In
a
clinch.
Wlllard's
loft
shot
home
twice
lo
Ihe
Jaw
Firpo
showed
a
slight
cut
under
the
riuht
eye.
Willard
look
EUROPEAN
The
novel
rli.irat
n
!ic
if
Ihis
newest
coiilriliuliou
oT
safety
in
eut
im
,-,e.-
Hiul
it
not
only
provided
udeipiale
means
oT
itloritiit
iott.
hot
thai
it
gives
an
audihle
indication
when
there
more
than
two
per
cent
of
fire
damp
in
he
work-tig
plant.
June-Record
Month
in
Timber
Scalings
for
District
with
Over
Eighteen
Million
Fett
.lime
was
n
iv.-i.nl
tnonih
Ihe
staff
there
is
kept
working
at
Ihe
Meadily
m
iling
hnsiness.
were
nlinosl
eighteen
'
-
and
a
hair
Iwlve
million
was
spruce
and
great
deal
or
il
was
scaled
on
Ihe
l.ig
produclion
is
at
present
local
office
compares
son.ewhal
th
cose
of
the
war.
The
delai
several
blows
lo
the
head
as
the
round
ended.
Hound
8.
Willard
enme
out
ol
his
comer
to
lake
the
aggres-
sive.
He
landed
Ivvo
lefl
jab
to
Firpo'
jaw.
-The
taller
clinched
twice
apparently
tiriiw
under
the
relentless
pare
lie
had
set,
but
as
lie
drew
away
from
Willard
he
suddenly
launched
a
whirlwind
drive
to
both
bead
and
neck.
Sensing
his
advantage
as
Wil-
lard's
guard
dropped
from
u
Jolting
right,
Firpo
rained
n
vol
ley
or
rigid
and,
lefts
lo
Iho
giant
former
champion
s
bead.
Willard
tlie'd
to
ward
oh"
Firpo's
drive
but
his
defensive
tactics
i
were
ineffective.
A
powerful
right
straight'
to
ll
iv
Chin
?cn
big
Jess
rolling
back
to
(lie!
ropes.
naziMi
umi
groggy
ne
dropped
slowly
to
one.
knee.
Ho
sbbok
his
bead
much
as
a
big
mastiff
might,
as
the
referee
lolled
hi
count
he
tried
In
raise
at
eight
but
could
pot
lift
his
big
bulk
to
his
feel,
lie
was
lined
to
his
corner
in
a
daze.
Preliminaries
At
Itriglil.
English
heavy
weight,
a
member
of
Firpo'
j
training
camp
and
Tom
Hoper;
or
Chicago
struggled
to
a
draw
in.
I
Ihe
opinion
or
most
critic
in
an
eight
round
bout,
Ihe
first
preliminary.
Cliff
Kramer
or
San
Francisco
oulboxed
ami
out
Mugged
Tiny
Jim
Herman-
or
Oin'nhu
in
a
slashfmr
eight
rounder
in
Iho
second
preliniinnr".
The
third
between
Ceorge
West
or
London
ami
Charles
Nastier!
or
Jersey
Clly
wa
stopped
In
Hie
fourth
round
to
save
West
from
further
punishment.
,
Tex
Hickard,
promoter
of
the
big
bout,
announced
during
the
preliminary
that
inore
than
100,-000
people
were
massed
lo
wit-
Jne
the
fray.
DIFFICULTIES
IS
WELL
RECEIVED
Hie
h.ral
rorestn
nffi.
e
ami
;
high
speed
to
keep
pace
wilh
Lasl
mouth
the
lotal
scaling,
million
feel,
T
or
which
over
over
rour
million
hemlock.
A
Queen
Charlotte
Islands
where
going
on.
'Hie
work
or
Iho
with
aeroplane
spruce
days
"
-
ul
or
the
sea
Hugs
rollows:
Ffil
Douglas
fir
...
H
885
Hed
cedar
......
i
i
v
r.-jrf
'
Spruce
1
3'
07
1
Hemlock
I'.''g-g
ltalsam
.......
C85.012
Cottonwood
".
.-,
.
2,02!
'-
Cypress
i
-1
1
Jack
piuo
...
...
ju
3
i
Ilirch
...
....
.
'
i
Piles,
lineal
feet
,
Cnrdwood,
cords
Hallway
ties
...
tM'JIi
U.S.
PROTEST
TO
BE
SENT
Embargo
by
Canada
on
Wood
Pulp
Will
Prove
Hardship
to
Newspapers
WASHINGTON,
July
13.
The
United
States
government
Is
giving
serious
consideration,
It
Is
stated,
to
the
action
of
the
Canadian
parliament
In
the
authorization
of
an
embargo
on
wood
pulp.
The
state
department
will
doubtless
address
a
protest
to
the
Canadian
govern
ment
Indicating
that
such
an
embargo
would
be
a
burden
to
United
States
newspapers
and
consumers
of
wood
pulp.
Retaliation
will
not
be
brought
down
although
It
Is
not
overlooked
that
the
United
States
government
Is
clothed
with
large
powers
to
retaliate
under
the
new
Tarirr
Act.
WERE
MARRIED
HERE
Philip
Viberl,
Union
Hank
inspector
from
Winnipeg,
and
Miss
Pauline
Eceles,
also
oT
Winnipeg,
were
married
in
the
.city
last
night.
They
sailed
lor
an-eouvor
aHer
Hie
ceremony.
EXHIBITION
Monster
Carnival
to
be
Put
on
by
Fair
Board
Queen
is
to
be
Elected
There
is
lo
he
a
monster
carnival
this
year
in
connection
with
Ihe
annual
fair
and
exhibition
and
as
a
preliminary
a
queen
of
the
carnival
is
to
he
elected
with
prizes
amounting
lo
1500
lo
successful
contestants.
The
fair
hoard
announce
that
the
competition
is
to
cover
the
whole
country
from
Ocean
Falls,
to
Anyox
and
from
Prince
(ieorge
to
the
(Jneen
Charlotte
Islands
and
in
order
thai
il
may
he
interesting
lo
nil,
district
prizes
will
he
offered
which
will
give
everyone
a
chance
lo
win
a
prize.
Married
or
single
girls
are
eligible
and
they
may
be
nom-
''
dialed
either
by
individuals
or
by;
organizations.
The
grand
prize
is
a
very
valuable
one.
It
includes
10n
in
gold
ami
a
free
trip
over
the
Canadian
National
Itailways
to,
Jasper
Park.
Edmonton,
Winni-
peg.
Toronto.
Montreal,
and
New.
York,
returnin!:
over
the
Pennsylvania
Hallway
hy
way
of
Washington,
l.C.
Baltimore,';
Chicago,
and
Ihe
Ilurlington
route
along
the
Mississippi
to
1.
Paul,
Minneapolis,
and
then
lo
Winni
peg
over
lh
Ihe
C.P.H.
to
IUgina0,,i,1:,,
Alaska
tour
party
ar-lianff
Hanff,
and
VAi.rnnv.F
Vancouver.
Znve.1
from
the
East
on
last
iCalgary.
'Hie
first
prize
will
be
.ueen
of
the
carnival
and
the
four
nearest
(will
he
entertained
hy
the
fair
boanl
and
their
Iraiisoortatinn
to
and
from
the
exhibition
as
well
as
,"eal
banker
went
olT
accord-their
expenses
while
there
will
be
'"'
"
cbedute
and
the
excur-naid
by
Hie
board.
sionist.
were
liighly
interested
There
will
li
six
district
prize
w"
oil
third,
fourth
8'"'
"f"'
wneral
prizes
for
W1"
compete.
i
ii
.
a;
i
n
.
.ru"
i
aniruiar-
oi
me
eveiu
wm
pnm.sneu
wiu.in
rew
nays
"Ul
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''uaiu,,"e
rmi
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,,'r',,
w,,u
n"aginsr
the
con-
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a
I1"
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7
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r-"l"'l
l,inn
3
mi
villi
iiiic
hji
in
i-ii
ramiinaies
so
as
lo
gel
a
good
i
tart.
'"''
t'arnixal
wi'l
he
the
big-wim
at
Ihe
Salt
Lake..
Thi
gest
over
put
on
in
Northern
or(nrorning
Ihe
railway
company
Central
Hrilish
Columlda.
The
prizes
will
all
be
valuable
and
'well
worth
spending
some
time
given
the
opportunity
of
inspecl-'
.....
.
i
.
.
...
...
land
error',
to
capture
RECIPROCITY
WITH
JH-
STATES
REGARD
TO
finirnn
ip
iivn
v
LiyUUIX
Id
LllYCLI
Ottawa.
July
i3.
a
conrer-'LEADING
CITIZENS
ence
between
the
governments
ol;
n
irivrnnil
11V
Ihe
l
nited
States
and
Canada
with;
UT
TlblUIUA
VIL
a
view
to
making
reciprocal
ar-
.
raugemenL
ror
the
restriction
oriDavId
n.
Ker
and
A.
B.
Fraser
Hie
illicit
liquor
traffic
will
bo
held
shortly.
ANOTHER
STEAMER
IS
ASHORE
IN
COLUMBIA
NOHTII
MEND.
Wash..
July
1
3.
-
-The
Japanese
steamer
Yone
Maru
is
ashore
just
inside
Ihe
Columbia
Hiver
bar
at
midnight
in
a
dense
log
it
is
reported.
She
js
in
no
danger
ami
the
sea
Is
calm.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
Philadelphia
0,
Cleveland
tt.
lloslou
(5,
Detroit
5
.
New
York
10,
Chicago
C.
Washington
5,
St.
Louis
8.
National
League
Pittsburg
5-2,
New
York
3-1.
Cincinnati
2,
Philadelphia
0.
,
St.
Louis
!,
Huston
0.
Chicago
2,
Hrooklyn
0.
Coast
League
Los
Angeles
2,
Sacramento
7.
San
Francisco
7,
Salt
Lake
K.
Portland
I,
Oakland.
Seattle
10,
Vernon
1
1.
IS
ENTERTAINED
Wisconsin
Excursionists
Highly
Interested
In
All
They
Saw
Durlnn
Stay
In
Prince
Rupert
.
The
Wisconsin
Hankers"
As-
',r,"
,J'
riu.
Princess
"
r
haway
a"u
,,,e
""lrrainmenl
of
Ihe
visitors
,K''1'
l''
",c
Hoard
Of
Trade
and
a"
,,,al
tl,el"-
Mel
rain
by
President
-
(it'lons
of
ihe
Hoard
of
-
"r
.ers
.
ftiiir
IpiIiL.:
Iiupii
....
Mm
tfirlir
lion
!.-..,
,..-
"
...-
.
..,.
.,,.:,
t
,c.
'
"
"'-
lion
-
for
f
Ihe.r
slay.
In
Ihe
even-
.1
ri
rr
I
liov
it-oi'u
IfiLnn
Tiki
u
ti
1
1
tt
"
'
'
"
.....
,
u.
...v,
v
.v
-
nine
nupen
ami
zo
ami
isome
ol
Ihe
visitors
enjoyed
a
fan
a
couple
ut
coaches
up
to
Seal
Cove
where
the
parly
was
mg
the
cold
storage
plant.
At
12
o'clock,
the
visitors
boarded
the
Princes
Louise
and
sailed
lor
Skagway
ami
Allin.
They
will
be
back
here
again
en-route
on
Saturday
of
next
week
on
Ihe
Princess
Alice.
Pass
Away
After
Active
Careers
VICTOUIA,
July
13.
The
city
lost
two
of
its
leading
citizens
last
night
in
the
persons
of
David
H.
.Ker
and
A.
H.
Fraser
who
died
here.
Mr.
Ker
was
head
of
the
Hrackuian-Ker
Company
and
was
60
years
of
age.
He
had
taken
an
active
interest
in
commercial,
church
and
public
organization.
Mr.
Fraer
was
a
prominent
real
etate
and
financial
broker
and
in
runner
year
had
been
cloely
identified
with
Victoria
Liberal.
He
died
after
a
short
illness.
Old
Timers'
Picnic
DIGBY
ISLAND
Sunday,
July
15
Adults,
50c;
Children,
25c
Everybody
Welcome