turn
and
grapple
with
one
of
the
desperadoes
and
was
struck
over
tlie
head
with
the
hull
of
a
revolver
which
cut
his
scalp
I
open.
Weeding
and
dazed
he
was
compelled
to
open
the
vault.
The
bandit
then
scooped
snveral
bundles
of
lulls
from
the
cash
COL.
MARITZ
IS
RELEASED
(Convicted
of
High
Treason
For
Rebellion
In
1914;
Col.
Marltx
Released
by
New
South
African
Govt.
CAJ'J
TOWN,
S.A.,
July.
2
1.
A
form
of
protest
has
swept
lirmwli
South
Africa
because
of
Ide
release
by
the
Hertzog
gov-
rinnient
of
(J.
Manie
Muritz,
FRENCHMEN'S
RECORD
FLIGHT
Remain
In
Air
Thirty-Eight
Hours;
Beating
Previous
necora.
i
.drawer.
I
he
oilier
robbers
kept
I
he
remaining
members
of
the
slalT
covered-wilh
revolvers
and
compelled
lliem
to
lie
prostrate'
on
the
lloor.
II.
Uuss,
ledger
f!
keeper,
allempled
to
Ncrulini.e
the
faees
of
the
men,
but
was.
threatened
with
death
and
struck
I
the
thugs.
The
leader
of
the
gimg
directed
the
others
in
a
cool,
deliberate
manner.
A
teller
stales
he
will
recognize
one
of
Hie
robbers
as
a
man
who
hud'
Thirteen
and
Half
Cents
Paid
For
Much
of
Catch
This
Morning
Three
American
and
three
Canadian
boats
marketed
a
total
of
88,000
pounds
of
halibut
on
te
Fisli
Exchange
this
morning.
ng
In
the
air
for
38
hours.
The!
"
.
"r
irevious
record
was
lllchler.
(CANUCK
SOCCER
TEAM
37
hours
lernoou
ioi
wit!
uuiiuuiuii
rwu
.
It
ml
15
miuules,
made
by
l.leul
BEAT
AUSSIES
AGAIN
NEWCASTLE,
X.S.W.,
July
2
1.
I-
South
Mailland
was
defealed
by
Hie
Canadian
all-star
soccerlles
by
one
goal
lo
nil.
The
ganif
was
fasl
and
exciting.
The
Canadians
have
now
won
eleven
games,
lost
six
antl
drawn
seven.
SMOKESTACK
FELL
FOUR
WERE
KILLED
DETHOIT,
Miclu
July
21.
Four
people
were
killed
ami
three
seriously
injured
when
Hie
smokestack
fell
into
the
street
from
an
eleven
slorey
building
crushing
Hie
occupants
of
an
automobile.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
Amorlcan
Detroit,
3;
New
York,
4.
Cleveland,
12;
Hoston,
10.
SI,
Louis,
7
Philadelphia,
0.'
Cliiougo,
2;
Washington,
i.
National.
New
York,
2;
Cincinnati,
1.
llrooklyn,
;
Pltlpburg,
3.
Hoslon,
2;
Chicago,
5.
Philadelphia.
8;
'St.
Louis,
5
Gold
Storago
i;o.
I'rices
on
nrsi
.
ri..l.
.I....
.......
I
.tvaiidl
i.riintd
.owell
II.
Sinilh,
commander
or
r'"
"i'i"f
-
.
he
American
globe
llyers,
and
J.ver
yes
lerday
for
both.
Amen-
can
and
Canadian
fares.
Arrivals
were:
American
Onvaney,
55,000
.
lbs.,
at
13.5o
and
0.5c
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
it
Cold
Storage
Co.
Harding,
8,000
lbs.,
at
ll.Gc
and
7c;
Norma,
8,000
lbs.,
at
14.Cc
ami
7c,
to
the
lloyal
l
ish
Co.
Canadian
D.S.T.,
7,000
lbs.,
at
13.0c
ami
JJc,
to
the
At
liii
fisheries.
Pair
or
Jacks,
7,000
His.,
ai
CJ.Oc
anil
He,
lo
the
lloyal
Fish
Co.
W.
F
3.000
lbs.,
at
13.5c
and
He.
lo
I
he
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold.
Storage
Co.
EXPECT
FISHERMEN
COMING
TO
COAST
VICTORIA.
July
21.
lion.
T.
I).
Pallullo
is
making
arrangements
for
a
number
of
llsherinen
lo
come
to
Uritish
Columbia
from
Hie
Hebrides.
Negotiations
are
well
utider
way
and
probably
will
be
completed
in
Hie
near
DENFENSIVE
ALLIANCE.
IIEI.GRADE,
July
21.
II
is
re-poiied
that
negotiations
havo
been.
opened
in
Paris
with
a
view
to
a
Franco-Jugoslav
defensive
alliance.
She
transacted
some
business
with
the
bank
several
days
ago.
Ilun-!Aflep
ning
from
the
bank
tjubnjijs
tumped
into
an
automobile.
jrmer
Iloer
general,
who
was-....
Wlw
MinI11in
wi,i.
m,,.
PI1
(invicted
of
high
treason
for
,..
Mlllin7
a.i
MIl,i
HWI1V
taking
part
In
Hie
rebellion
or
(!ranvi,.
iS,.t.cl
,,ein;r
l(tsl
itl
I'JII
and
sentenced
to
three
..
,,.,ri
years
imprlsoumeui.
.Mitruz
nan
Served
only
twelve
weeks
of-Ills'
term.
U
is
expected
that
the
.
,
,
v.inpniivi.r
nud
i
matter
will
be
threshed
out
at
lhe.Mr
,,
has
IIlau.
uix-eiuiK
"i
we
i'""""""fc
gcr
for
many
years.
sot
i
ay
with
the
gun
muzzle
by
one
of
j
FISH
ARRIVALS
CHARTHES.
France,
July
21.-
'
"
lolal
llu'
Americans
land-French
avtalors
,
Ooipet
ami
erf
71.000
pounds
ami
the
Ca.ia-Droupin,
"ans
17.000
pound
.
In
add.
u
.
broke
the
world's
record
for
a
duration
(light
by
remain-!''
1W'"
'r,""
1broH,:l
F.
i.
Dawson,
director
of
Hie
Canadian
National
Hallways,
received
a
telegram
from
Sir
Henry
Thorlim,
this
morning,
staling
that
be
expected
to
arrive
It
ere
on
the
steamer,
Wednesday,
Aug.
6,
and
will
leave
for
(be
Fast
on
the
following
morning.
t
AMATEUR
RADIO
MAN
Iwo
way
transmission
with
Op
erator
Mix
of
the
expedition,
who
said
that
all
aboard
Hie
Howdoin
were
well.
.olile
said
that
Hie
llowdoin's
transmission
came
in
strong,.
For
.several
months
now
no
amateurs
have
been
able
to
hear
the
ship
in
the
far
north
iluc
to
the
conditions
surrounding
transmission
and
reception.
Last
year,
Jack
Harnsley,
of
'Prince
Rupert,
was
the
only
operator
lo
communicate.
ALLIED
CONFERENCE
DEADLOCKED
AGAIN
LONDON,
July
2
4.
Efforts
lo
surmount
the
Impasse
in
the
in-ler-allied
conference
regarding
Hie
sufficiency
of
guarantees
for
Ibe
proposed
forty
million
pound
loan
lo
Germany
today
occupic
f
lie
attention
or
Hie
delegates
wllh
the
belief
uppermost
thai
a
solution
will
be
round
before
many
hours.
While
the
French
arc
maintaining
the
sanctity
of
the
Versailles
treaty,
internation
al
bankers
are
equally
llrm
in
Iheir
demands
for
dellnile
guar
antees
to
satisfy
investors
iu
the
United
Slates
ami
elsewhere,
who
may
be
asked
lo
support
the
German
loan
necessary
lo
the
launching
of
the
Dawes'
plan.
It
is
the
general
opinion
that
a
way
out
of
the
entanglement
will
bt
found.
MORE
EVIDENCE
IN
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
steins
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
ilancing
floor
for
hire.
Suilable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
and
6th
St.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL.
XIV,
NO.
173.
PIUNCE
HU.PKHT,
B.C.,
tHUIlSDAY,
JULY
24,
1024.
YetercUy'a
Circulation.
1806
SI
reel
Sale.
431
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
BANK
1
h'"i
COMMERCE
VANCOUVER
ROBBED
FINAL
RECORD
OF
DEBATE
AT
OTTAWA
BEFORE
PASSING
ELEVATOR
VOTE
Bandits
Hold
up
Busy
Branch
of
Canadian
Bank
of
Commerce
in
Vancouver
and
Get
$19,000
VANCOUVER,
July
2
4.
Three
bandits
held
up
the
staff
uf,
the
brunch
of
the
Canadian
Hank
of
Commerce
at
the
corner
of
..
it
ill.i
niul
Itnlwim
SlriM'U
ill
Il.Itl)
lliis
r
1
1
1
1
r
1
1
M
cr
and
furred
lllllllV
"
'
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
CJ
.Manager
J.
A.
lioiinallic
to
open
the
inner
compartment
of
the
steel
vault,
uud
escaped
with
!jH,0()0.
Ilouuallie
attempted
to
4
Sin
HENRY
COMING
WEDNESDAY,
AUG.
6.
TALKS
WITH
MACMILLAN
Two
Months
Enforced
Sllonco
Communication
With
Artlo
Explorer
Again1
Commences.
WHSTl-lELI),
Mass.,
July
24
I'prcv
olill
nf
Ihi-t
rilv
narlv
This
branch,
known
as
tho
Sa(u,,lay
g()l
in
,oucl
witll
,IC
ltobson
district
branch,
is
one
;
..,,.,,.
M.,rM.,i.111
Ap
..-..-..i.
lion
by
wireless
telegraph
from
his
slaliou
which
was
in
actual
KIDNAPPING
CASE
CHICAGO,
July
24.
Iu
con
Hurting
the
piling
up
of
evidence
designed
to
send
Nathan
Leopold
and
Richard
Loeb
lo
the
gallows
fur
kidnapping
anil
murdering
of
Robert
Franks,
State
Attorney
Robert
Crowe
today
produced
in
court
several
exhibits
in
the
chain
of
evidence
for
formal
ideiitillcalioii,
including
a
taper
ei
cold
chisel
used
in
beating
Hi
buy
to
death,
ami
a
porlabl
typewriter,
on
which
(he
letter
asking
for
ransom
is
alleged
to
have
been
written.
KBBBSss&jt
Above
is
a
photograph
of
Generalissimo
Ualbo,
leader
of
the
Fascist
Militia,
who
is
reported
to
have
led
several
thousand
'
of
his
troops
into
Home.
Elevator
Discussion
Brings
Out
Interesting
Points
in
Regard
to
Views
of
Members
Among
the
interesting
things
said
in
the
discussion
on
Prince
Hupert's
grain
elevator
before
the
passing
of
the
vote
was
thai
the
moment
the
elevator
was
built
the
Peace
Hiver
people
by
that
Sir
Henry
Thornton
recommended
Hie
building
of
an
elc-
ilor
at
Prince
Rupert.
Am
I
ight?
.Mr.
Graham:
I
think
that
is
correct.
Prince
Rupert
is
Can
adian
National
territory,
a
Can-
itliau
National
investment,
a
Canadian
National
city,
and
it
is
natural
that
the
Canadian
Na
tional
would
like
lo
see
devel
opment
take
place
there.
It
has
large
amount
of
properly
in
the
vicinity
d
Prince
Rupert.
Mr.
Ileaubien:
Alter
observing,
the
way
Sir
Henry
Thornton
handled
the
estimates
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
be-
fore
the
special
committee,
I
doj
not
think,
this
House
should
lies-1
ilale
one
minute
lo
build
an
elevator
at
Prince
Rupert
if
lie
is,
in
favour
or
it.
My
lion,
friendi
(Sir
Henry
Draylon)
may
not
agree
witli
everything'
I
say
in
I
his
respect,
but
I
think
Sir
IRIDIUM
IS
FOUND
PEACE
RIVER
AND
STAMPEDE
LIKELY
EDMONTON,
July
24.
Iridium,
one
of
the
most
valuable
minerals
iu
the
world
has
been
discovered
in
the
upper
waters
oT
the
Peace
River
by
the
Canyon
Gold
Mining
Company.
It
is
claimed
an
old-timo
stampede
will
likely
result
from
the
discovery.
Henry
Thornlon
is
one
ol
the
Will
Fly
to
Greenland
as
Prepar-
rar-sightcil
men
in
Canada.
I
have
been
informed
by
Hie
lion,
member
for
Skeena
(Mr.
Stork)
thai
Sir
Henry
Thornton
is
iu
favour
of
the
building
or
this
ly
elevator,
and
iT
Sir
Henry
Thorn
Ion
is
in
favour
or
il,
then
I
am
iu
favour
of
it-
Premier
Speaks.
ITALIAN
WILL
atlon
For
Arctic
Trip
Next
Year
GO
WITH
YANKS
ROME,
July
21.
Lieut.
Laco
8uborlbe
for
the
Dally
News
Advantages
of
City
Manager
Plan
of
Civic
Government
set
forth
by
George
Rorie
at
Gyro
Club
Dinner
That
the
present
system
of
civic
government
is
not
satisfactory
either
in
Canada
or
the
Old
Country
was
the
opinion
expressed
by
George
Rorie
at
the
Gyro
Club
dinner
last
night
in
the
St.
Hegis
Cafe
when
he
was
the
chief
speaker
of
the
evening
with
President
Milton
Gonzales
in
the
chair
and
a
large
attendance,
of
members
and
guests.
The
speaker
drew
attention
to
the
weaknesses
of
the
present
system
and
advocated
in
its
place
a
system
under
which
the
executive
should
be
a
manager
with
full
powers
subject
to
a
small
unpaid
council,
whose
duties
should
be
only
legislative.
Mr.
Ilurie
explained
that
he
was
not
discussing
a
subject
of
which
he
had
no
knowledge.
Holh
in
the
Old
Country
and
hero
he
hail
had
experience.
Comparing;
Hie
Old
Country
system,
with
this;
would
want
an
outlet
here
in
order
shin
grain
throuirh
this
nort.
anecdotes
he
thought
the
Old
Country
rather!
the
more
incompetent.
About
the
Reaches
year
1887
he
hail
come
in
con
tact
with
the
local
government
South
Vancouver,
North
Vancou-
Night
after
having
lo
drop
during
ver.
Point
Grey
ami
Prince
llu-
a
dense
fog
and.
after
being
de-pert.
layed
by
the
illness
of
one
of
the
Lack
Initiative
.
(flyers,
arrived
at
Murakami
Bay,
In
the
Old
Country
the
councils
Paraniashiru
Island
at
7.30
last
were
made
up
of
older
men
who,cvcn'n-
lacked
initiative.
Here
the
young'
Paramasliiru
is
one
of
the
men
hail
plenty
of
initiative.
Civic
Kuriles.
government
was
not
satisfactory!
in
either
place,
however.
He
il-
W
A
M
V
TD
A
MDI
VTi
lustraled
the
ignorance
displayed
IfliMl
I
IIXAiWr
hlA)
counciimen
oy
lnieresimgi
Hon.
Dr.
Tolmie
of
Victoria
was
among
the
supporters
ofl
In
this
country
the
people
elect
the
vote.
Premier
King
strongly
urged
it
and
said
country
backlthe
mayor
ami
council
whereas
of
it
would
be
served
by
it.
in
Scotland
they
elect
the
council
the
handicap
of
gram
shipments
through
Vancouver
was
only
and
the
council
elect
the
also"
mentioned
by
u
member.
Following
is
part
of
the
disciissiontimayor.
He
liked
the
Scottish
Mr.
Ileaubien:
I
am
informed
.system
iu
that
respect.
Also
on
the
other
side
they
have
a
three
year
lernt
which
makes
for
con-
tinuity.
That
system
he
ell
iimler
Hit;
Act
anil
that
really.
MACLAREN
AT
MURAKAMI
BAY
Paramashlru
Island
From
Uruppu
Island
Last
Evening
accounts
of
the
Edinburgh
paro-i
chial
board
anil
since
that
hail
TOKJO,
July
24.
Stuart
Mac-been
In
constant
touch
with
the
Laren,
Uritish
round
the
world
work
or
borough
anil
town
audits
aviator,
with
his
fellow
flying
until
coming
to
Canada.
In
this
'men
who
left
Uruppu
Island
yes-country
he
bait
bail
experience
at
terday
morning,
resuming
bis
IN
MAD
RUSH
Twenty
Children
Killed
In
Mexi
can
Movie
Theatre
When
Film
Caught
Fire
VEHA
CRUZ,
Mexico,
July
24.
I
liketl
Twenty
children
were
trampled
I...HPI-
ll.
an
H.n
i.ne
here.
an"
seventeen
persons
;
In
order
to
better
the
system,
wee
Injured
in
a
picture
theatre
"
ll,e
fl,n
cauSl
re.
A
there
were
Iwo
alternatives
a
mail
rush
was
made
from
the
board
or
control
or
a
city
man-
ager.
Under
the
board
or
control
Rallcries
filled
with
little
child-
;
.two
councillors
could
be
appoint-
Ien-
was
equivalent
to
three
m!ayors
EIGHT
FOOT
VEIN
wnereas
one
was
quue
suincieni.
In
order
to
establish
a
commission
government
it
was
necessary
to
secure
a
special
charter.
Lack
of
Central
Control
The
chier
drawbacks
to
the
Bear
present
system
were
lack
or
a
central
control.
Wrong
persons
were
elected
lo
office
and
there
RICH
ORE
FOUND
IN
DUNWELL
AT
STEWART
River
Ore
of
Spectacular
Nature
Showed
Native
Silver
and
Sulphide
was
a
lacK
or
conunuiiy.
vvniie
Mime
oi
ine
most
speciacuiar
there
was
a
central
control
by
high-grade
ore
yet
developed
in
Hie
mayor
this
control
could
be
the
Dunwell
mine,
was
brought
upset
by
the
council
as
they
all
to
town
yesterday,
consisting
of
knew
here.
A
position
on
the
city
several
hundred
-pounds
of
ore
council
was
often
looked
upon
as
showing
native
silver
and
silver
a
job
for
Hie
jobless.
He
asked
sulphides,
says
the
Portland
how
many
of
the
ordinary
coun-
Canal
News.
This
ore
was
trum
a
ilnien
they
would
choose
lo
place
crosscut
in
the
race
of
the
north
iu
charge
of
tTieir
own
private
drift.
The
vein
is
eight
feet
In
business,
and
yet
In
the
cities
the'width
and
is
practically
high
nextncils
had
charge
of
tho
spend-
grade
from
wall
to
wall,
telli.
who
plans
a
polar
trip
millions
,,r
dollars
In.
As
Ibis
dr,r
has
been
driven
n-'year,
starts
today
on
a
flight
to,"'?
ai
"
i
I.
I
.
1..
......Il.i.wi
.i
iii.I
Im
it
ik
lkn
fi
rt
1
1,
1
1
1
i
it
ti
n
I
ilnnlli
fin
Ilia
""8
"
.......
r
.va.ua....,
u
.v.
Paris
and
London
to
join
the
American
aviators.
The
Italian
runted
it
quite
understood
tha
vein
has
been
gained,
and
the
not
speaking
of
Hie
local
race
of
tl.edr
ft
has
now
readied
will
accompany
the
American
?
Mr.
King
(Kootenay):
Sir
'ers
wiien
liiey
siau
lor
ureen-
ii
i.....
i
luiul
mi
iiriMiat'iit
inn
for
Ills
own
Any
one
who
is
familiar
wilhl
Prince
George
and
has
travelled
MEXICAN
REBELS
GET
liirougu
that
inai
country
win
real
i'ze
that
there
is
a
very
large
area
there
which
is
.suilable
for
mixed
farming
and
which
will
grow
good
wheal.
They
will
also
realize
that.
)
here
has
been
a
very
considerable
selllenieiiej
taking
place
in
that
section.
As
far
as
Hie
elevator
at
Prince
Rupert
is
concerned
it
would
serve
a
very
useful
purpose,
ir
it
served
that
country
alone.
I
know
whereof
I
speak
(continued
on
page
five)
conditions
but
of
mayors
and
a
depth
of
700
feet
on
the
dip
'councils
generally.
Also
be
em-
ot
the
vein.
any
changes
he'
I
he
length
of
.this
ore
shoot
is
suggested
would
make
very
little
now
48
feet
with
high-grade'
ore
lirrerence
to
the
local
permanent
throughout
the
entire
distance.
stafr
ns
they
would
still
be
re-
f
ACU
AT
DAII
nUDftT
'lu'red
carry
on
as
long
as
they
WWII
fll
RAIL
ULrUl
w,.,-,,
didnir
their
work
vvell.
The
WASHINGTON,
July
24.
Armed
Mexican
rebel
bunds
captured
the
railway
station
at
Jalapa
today
ami
carried
olT
a
large
sum
of
money
and
merchandise.
The
bandits
were
pursued
to
Ihe
mountains
by
Federal
troops,
according
lo
change
was
simv'y
one
of
method.
Business
Enterprise
Dealing
with
the
plan
of
commission
government
under
which
a
city
manager
was
the
executive.
Mr.
lllirie
said
the
business
ot
the
city
was
run
as
a
great
AUTO
SMASHED
AT
GRADE
CROSSING
TEN
ARE
KILLED
OAK
HARUOR,
Ohio,
July
2
4.
Ten
people
were
kilted
and
Ien
Injured,
some
seriously,
when
business
enterprise.
.
The
people.
the
New
York
Central
passenger
were
(ho
stockholders.'
In
order
lo
gel
It,
a
charier
was
necessary,
and
to
obtain
this
they
had
to
(continued
on
page
twol
train
crashed
inlo
an
automobile
truck
at
a
grade
-crossing
last
night.
The
auto
was
carrying
home
an
outing
party.