syslem
Ol
uiiirniiiinu
l-uiiiiuii
OTTAWA,
July
IG.
Canada
has
been
invited
lo
attend
a
conference
lale
this
year
to
discuss
inler-iinperial
relations
with
the
Itrilish
Government
and
the
other
Dominions,
the
"Premier
an.
iwjunced.
FEET
FROM
ROADWAY
Rov
Morrison
Had
Dangerous
Ac
teen
i
i.iclileen
cents,
tol
owing
Jurisdiction
in
regatu
were
the
sales:
American
Hazel
II..
5,000,
to
Hoolh
Fish
eries,
at
17.80
and
9.
Canadian
Vi.il,
n
Ann
nl
Id
(O
nml
K
In
."..v.
.
.
"
nulla,
...i"i',
I
Hooth
Fisheries.
Impereuse.
0,500,
to
Hoolli
Fisheries
at
10
and
8.
Toodie.
10,000,
to
Atlin
Fisheries
ut
15.80
and
8.
N.
&
S.,
2,000,
lo
Cold
Storage
at
15
and
8.
FUNERAL
NOTICE
Members
of
the
Moose-heart
Legion
and
of
the
Loyal
Order
of
Moose
are
requested
to
meet
at
the
Melropolo
HU
at
2
i.ni.
Thursday,
lo
atlcnd
(he
funeral
service
of
Iho
Into
Mrs.
Kerr.
Mrs.
12.
LAHSKN.
l
At
a
meeting
of
the
directors
of
the
Prince
Hupert
Yaiht
and
Mowing
Club,
held
last
night
at
the
club
house,
H.
K.
Henson,
president
of
the
club,
in
the
chair,
tentative
arrangements
i
we
re
made
for
the
holding
of
a
t
T
!niMiif
picnic
ot
Tnirwoll
Kl:imi
nn
AllL'
!ust
17.
to
the
eiuht
hour
day
is
recommended
to
the
House
of
Commons
today
by
the
select
committee
on
industrial
and
international
rela
tions
in
their
final
report
to
the
federal
government.
BEAR
ARRIVING
AT
NOME
TODAY
NOME.
July
10.
After
fight
ing'ice
floes,
which
put
dents
ini
her
hull,
the
United
Stales
culler
Hear
will
arrive
here
lale
today
according
to
a
wireless
message
receievd
from
the
ship.
RIOTING
AT
DELHI
RELIGIOUS
STRIFE
DELHI,
July
10.
Six
persons
were
killed
and
more
than
one
hundred
wounded
in
rioting
yes
lerday
between
Mohammadans
and
Hindus.
u.
.un.'v..
......
-
-
1
Are
Greeted
by
Mrs.
Stuart
Mao
Laren,
Wire
of
British
Aviator
C
HOY
DON,
F.ngland,
July
10.
Hritish
world
flyer,
who
asked
for
news
of
her
husband,
whom
the
Americans
passed
in
the
far
Fast
a
few
weeks
ago.
ELECTRIC
STORM
WAS
through
to
Vancouver
today
it
was
Working
slowly,
indicating
that
11
was
grounded
in
places.
ACTRESS
DIES
DEXHILL,
England,
July
10.
Wlnnlfred
E.
Murray,
the
actress,
who
was
in
private
life
Mrs.
Cyril
Maude,
is
'dead.
The
outing
is
to
be
a
,
.party
picnic
and
boats
will
leave
'the
club
wharf
at
10.30
in
the
morning.
It
will
be
an
invitation
affair
and
individual
members
tin.
Huh
will
invite
their
friends
The,
club
will
furnish
lea
and
cofree
"for
the
adults
and
candy,
--
r-r
.
qrangeji.and
lemonade,
for
the.
nnv
rri
I
TUIDTV
.kiddies.
1
lie
sum
or
?mu
was
DUI
TELL
Ilimil
the
preliminary
steps
having
been
laken,
il
is
the
intention
to
go
iahead
with
construction
at
the
of
(lie
Salmon
basin,
depending,
of
course,
on
tonnage
available.
CANADIAN
ROWERS
ARE
IN
THE
FINALS
YtKY
WlUt
SrKfcAU
Jy
IC
-
The
Cana
I
.11
!
.
1
I
I
...
EXTENDING
100
MILES,
Toronto
University
today
won
the
right
lo
compete
in
the
finals
of
Further
particulars
of
the
elec-(ie
Olympic
competition
by
win-trie
storm
which
struck
.the
in
tl(.
race
between
the
crews
Hazellon
district
recently
indi-
w,cll
i.a,i
finished
second
in
the
cales
thai
it
spread
northward
for
original
heals.
at
least
one
hundred
miles
and
interfered
very
materially
with
Ihe
telegraphic
communication
with
the
Yukon
and
other
points.
While
the
wire
was
working
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
IK
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquet
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
and
6th
St,
n
H;
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.i
VOL.
XIV,
NO.
tOG,
IMUXGE
Hl'i'EIlT,
U.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
10,
11)25.
Yfs-tfrUay
Circulation,
1788
Street
Sale.
Hi
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
STUART
MACLAREN
IS
REPORTED
MISS
An
element
of
grim
humor
entered
the
tragic
Leopold-Loeb
cast
of
Chicago
when
someone
sent
each
of
the
confessed
slayers
a
box
of
lilies.
States
attorneys
ate
here
shown
examining
the
flowers.
?
BUILD
RAILWAY
HANES
BEATEN
SALMON
RIVER'
BY
LIBERAL
appropriated
by
the
directors
to-
Articles
of
Incorporation
wards
defraying
expenses.
I
Fop
Lm5
From
Hyder
t0
The
following
general
commit-!
.
.
,
.
International
Boundary
lee
was
appointed
lo
make
the
necessary
arrangements,
which
I
Filed
North
Vancouver
Goes
to
Straight
Pasty
Man
Result
Absentee
Count
VANCOUVER,
July
10.
The
:
V
...
.....
-,.,,w.,eii.i
imi.
cldent
but
Is
None
the
Worse
will
later
be
split
up
into
trans-
.irucit.-
vi
ihuuiiiuihiu,.
provincial
ruling
oi
.Minn
an-
ui
in
uui
'
,
i
.
i
l.
f
,l
in
iMiiuriii
fir
ii
r
i...
i..i
ii.
I
ii
1
...
......
i..
ii.
r.A
u
iiioriaiion.
iL-iifMimciu
aim
ynuri
.-..
...v..
.........
-
tuuui
uas
kunc
mm
iiic
uiuciai
.ar
lo
ma.
,
'V
...
Z
i
'
committees:
Jack
Keefe.
Alex,
minal
Hallway
and
Power
Co.
of
coiumn
as
llu,
reSult
of
the
ab-
proMnccs
u
uiL
i;i
u.
,,....
u-
v
wn.ii.nii
llvder.
Alaska,
the
iiicoroorators
vnin
ii,
final
fitmrps
lHv
ltrilmh
Columbia
houiil
A
cycle
accn
eni
wnicu
iiukih
"
'
'
'.
"
.
ii.ml
OUIUIIIU.il.
!
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,
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,.
,
,
.
ailU
IMIIIMI
.
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t
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It
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1.
I'
Knurr
T
rllm.
Mull
.1
nwlil
,.n
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nf
..
f..ll
:
11..
f
i
be
.
.
upheld
.
I
.1
I
....
or
).
be
,l
de-
haxc
!,..,
been
.,.,,
.,
attended
,.i,ll'l
w
Willi
l
i
sit
HIM'
III1S
J3I
K
I.IIIIISay,
.
IUMU,
U.
,..
v
.
...v....
,
luc
1I,U1II(,
ICSUIIS.
(prol.U.ltion
n,,Mr
Mr.i...,
nir.-ni.
the
Salmon
IUver
Dank,
of
Hyder.
.i
m.
Lilmrnl
....
t.285
.
,
n.i
v
riKi.iii
i
ii
ipri
fifn,.rr..i.
u
l
a.............
u...
.
.
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-
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rf
.
-
--
-
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Tnl.
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III11V
i.
nillilll
uiuj'i.i-'
i
ii
w
.
.
...r.
..;...;....-.
ti
.
...
.....
i.
.r
lit
Miff
rlnli
nrr'mMil
Mm
Saskalihewan
remiieiance
lit
uoy
.Morrison,
uic
uuii(i
I
Act
will
be
continued
in
force
(FISH
PRICES
ARE
HIGHER
(plants
in
Alaska
hae
been
buy-
ling
more
eagerly
than
usual
and
American
boats
have
sold
their
rat
lies
at
Ketchikan
and
other
E.uiri
maionil
of
coming
here.
jshaking
the
littln
fellow
appeared
!
Cold
Storago
Demand
In
Alaska
none
Hie
worse
lor
ins
iau
aim
is
Causes
Scarcity
Hero
of
aroun.i
touay
as
origin
as
c
n.
American
Product
j'ihc
cycle
was
badly
bent
by
the
fall.
The
nrice
of
fish
on
the
local
I
exchange
was
higher
Ibis
')orn-'pnilDT
OPINION
ON
...
influened
doubtless
by
thelUM
urVi
..J,
mall
supply.
Owing
to
the
close
r-fason
regulation
cold
storage
EIGHT
HOUR
DAY
Supreme
Court
of
Canada
Decide
Whether
Provinces
Have
Jurisdiction
....
..
.
,
.
.
.
.
to
i'IIiis
morning
only
32,500
pounds
01TAYVA,
July
10.
ueicm.re
(was
offered
and
but
one
Ameri-
to
the
supreme
court
of
Canada
ran
bout
was
in
port
with
her
for
an
opinion
as
to
wiieiner
ine
Ii'nlnl.
1..!n..M
n.lt'li.l
fl'llll)
flf-
Dnlll
In
on
or
I
lir
IUI
I
V
I
ml-s
nine
.''..
11.11.9
...
..c'"
'
(
at
the
and
owner,
with
Liudeborg
uros.,
.
s.
Hanes,
Independent
.
m
..
r
II.
lli.,n
l.i..n...l
II
It
.
it
v
'
1
Mini
nr
Citil
and
'Vfrs
Jim
Mor-
meeting
last
nigiil
consisieu
01
i"
"ju
lunusuv,
i.
...
n.
t
.
uruise.
l-rovinciai
..
rison
Third
ve
Kast
Itoy
was
'..
nenson,
.eo.
none,
nr,
.
""""'i
'f
"
i""-
.
c.
leai-un,
iiwuscrvaino
..'
'
t
k'ori,.
ir
.t
i
r.a.ip
mill
eer.
a
nioueer
of
this
district
who
across
.ncurine
shiti
-
-
,
tjci
'ig
..
.....
....
i...
i
,..i.i
..r
II...
Alex.
Mcllae.
secretary.
has
had
a
wide
experience
in
inacliine
and
ran
over
the
edge
ofi
the
roadway
taking
a
drop
of
some
thirty
feel
lo
the
rocks
below.
However,
but
for
a
severe
U.S.
AIRMEN
IN
ENGLAND
railroad
work,
and
Jas.
II.
Keefer,
a
prominent
attorney
of
Seattle,
says
the
Portland
"Canal
News.
Mr.
Hall,
when
seen
by
the.
News,
said
that
while
it
is
tooj
AGE
PENSIONS
early
yet
lo
go
into
details,
only
Co-operation
1,103
1,150
439
ARE
PLANNED
Between
Federal
and
Provincial
Governments
Contemplated
jearliest
possible
moment,
the.
OTTAWA,
July
10.
In
conncc-district
having
reached
a
point
illation
with
the
old
age
pensions
Hi
ilpvfilm.trifiiit.
wlmrn
mnrn
nil
.-..
01....
II.
1.
United
Stales
airmen
on
Iheir
.,.
m.Jlw
,lf
.,..,,
:..
u...
ru.
,
,
.
,,
........
v.
ikiii.iuiwiiuii
litK'IIU'lU
III
ll.U
IIUU5U
lll.T
world
flight
landed
here
Ibis
uf-
Uian
,)ow
availabk(
are
an
,,,,
adlinp
tlial
he
Under-
.er.ioou
iron,
muuu
,
r...t..
absolule
necessity.
stood
the
old
ace
nensions
com-
ll.ey
will
remain
ai.oui
a
weeK.
,,,..
,
,,.
,..
()f
,.,,,,.,,,,
,.,..
r,.nipnu.ia,
in
hngland
overhauling
their
coni,,any
lo
con,,rucl.
a
s(and-operative
action
between
the
pro-jnacliines
and
for
I
he
iirepar.ng
aI,U(fUaRe
ralrou(
up
tie
Salmon
vinces
and
the
Dominion
provid-big
flight
acniss
the
Allan
ic
by
vapy
frm
nj.(Ier
o
Ue
boum,
for
a
pension
of
$20
a
month,
way
of
Iceland
an
I
(.ivenland.
,
,
13mll
,vi.
..
SI1ur
.if
wl.iel.
half
is
In
be
contributed
()ne
of
the
first
people
lo
greet
T
k
,
,
,,
.
,
nrnvinno
in
.....j,.,,
.,,
Ihe
American
flyers
'was
Mrs
,
,
M,e,llpil
(o
lll0
..,..,
,.,,,...
r(.Bi,in.
-
....
-
.
.
....
.
v
.
.
l
.
!.
II..
I
Muan
.'tiaci.areii
wue
01
uiui
SCHOONER
IN
FAR
NORTH
IS
CRIPPLED
SAN
FHANCISCO,
July
10.
The
power
schooner
Herman
bound
for
Alaska
and
Siberia
lo
trade
in
furs
and
Tor
Wrangel!
Island
lo
rescue
party
left
there
about
a
year
ago.
is
delayed
ow
ing
to
a
misliHp
to
the
engine
and
is
lying
at
St.
Lawrence
Is
land,
southeast
of
Nome,
await
ing
:i
new
crankshaft.
Aid.
Collart
Challenged
As
a
result
or
n
majority
of
the
City
Council
having
passed
a
motion
of
repudiation
upon
me
at
Monday
evening's
meeting,
1
hereby
challenge
Alderninn
Collart,
as
the
primu
mover,
to
resign,
as.
1
will
do,
in
order
!
enable
the
Prince
Hupert
electors
to
decide
the
issue
as
to
whether
1
shall
or
shall
not
speak
on
their
behalf.
S.
M.
NEWTON.
lo
incorporate
for
the
purpose
of
holding
properly.
The
Methodist
Church
is
already
incor-
porated
but
1he
Presbyterian
Hacker,
which
receives
a
small
support
from
the
Methodist
mission
fund.
Hoth
congregations
will
be
independent,
just
as
today
two
Presbyterian
congregations
may
be
independent
in
the
same
city,
but
they
will
each
send
delegates
to
the
district
governing
body.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Doston
0,
Cincinnati
7.
Philadelphia
1,
Pittsburg
3.
New
York
9,
Chicago
4.
Urooklyn
7,
St.
Louis
4.
American
League
St.
Louis
I,
New
York
5.
Chicago
8,
Hoslon
0.
Detroit
II,
Philadelphia
9,
Cleveland
2,
Washington)
4.
CHURCH
UNION
BILL
FINALLY
PASSES
PARLIAMENT
AND
BECOMES
LAW
Stuart
MacLaren
Fails
to
Arrive
at
Paramashira
and
is
Reported
Six
Hours
Late
TOKIO,
July
10.
Stuart
MacLaren,
the
British
round-the-world
aviator,
who
left
here
this
morning
for1
Paramashira
has
not
arrived
and
is
six
hours
overdue,
lie
was
to
have
landed
today
and
a
Japanese
destroyer
hus
set
out
to
search
for
him
and
his
airplane,
according
to
a
report
from
Paramashira
today.
When
MacLaren
set
out
the
weather
seemed
favorable
and
the
expectation
was
that
he
would
make
good
progress.
paramashira
is
on
the
Keurile
Islands
belonging
to
Japan.
SASKATCHEWAN
VOTING
TODAY
PROHIBITION!:
L
Effort
Being
Made
to
Change
Law
as
at
Present
Favor
j
fx
f
Hnuarnmant
HnntPAl
I
"
HLU.NA,
July
10.
The
peoplv
i'lf
Saskatchewan
are
today
re
vering
their
expression
of
opinion
on
-.piomjmiun
m
a
ilcmscile
ordered
by
the
Legis-
Ifafure.
If
there
is
a
decisive
majority
fjiKalnsl
the
principle
pf
prohibi
tum,
there
will
tie
sianiisiieu
a
ANOTHER
IMPERIAL
CONFERENCE
PLAN
ANNOUNCED
TODAY
YACHT
CLUB
TO
HOLD
A
PICNIC
Committee
Appointed
to
Carry
Out
Arrangement
For
Big
i
Event
Church
Union
Bill
has
Passed
Parliament
and
Is
Now
Law
of
Land
OTTAWA,
July
10.
The
Church
Union
Bill
became
law
last
night
when
the
House
of
Commons
adopted
the
Senate
amendment
providing
for
a
vote
either
by
ballot
or
at
a
church
meeting
of
the
congregation
wishing
to
remain
without
the
United
Church.
The
union
of
the
Presbyterian,
Methodist
and
Congregational
Churches
has
been
advocated
for
many
years,
as
in
matters
of
doctrine
there
is
very
little
difference
between
them,
the
distinction
being
largely
one
of
church
government.
Following
the
action
of
the
Canadian
par-
;
iiament,
several
provinces
will
have
lu
implement
the
legislation
in
order
to
make
it
binding.
Ac-lion
has
already
been
taken
by
i
Alberta,
Saskatchewan,
Manito
ba
and
New
Urunswick.
In
On-i
(alio
a
bill
was
introduced
at
(lie
last
session,
but
on
an
amendment
being
passed
the
bill
was
withdrawn,
but
it
is
understood
it
is
likely
lo
be
put
through
without
opposition
at
the
next
session.
In
Force
Next
Year
The
new
law
comes
into
force
in
June
1D2!.
The
Melhodisls
land
"
Co
n
g
regaTib
n
a
I
i
s
I
s
h
a
ve
'been
unanimous
in
regard,
to
union
liut
in
tlie
I'resoyienan
Church
considerable
opposition
has
developed
and
at
the
last
General
Assembly
aboul
twenty
per
cent
of
the
representatives;
opposed
the
movement.
Some
congregations
have
intimated
that
I
hey
will
break
away
from
I
he
new
union
church
and
continue
t
lie
old
Presbyterian
REPARATIONS
CONFERENCE
OPENS
TODAY
LONDON,
July
10.
The
inter-allied
conference
for
the
purpose
of
makirik'
effective
the
plan
of
the
fcxpcrls
committee
for
(!erman
reparations,
met
at
the
foreign
ollice
-today
and
fnfUr
formal
iiiceedhfgia'uTeetH
concluded,
adjourned
until
tomorrow.
Premier
Macdonald
was
chosen
chairman.
MANY
ATTEND
EXHIBITION
Church
as
a
separate
entity.
It
I
"
Is
generally
thought,
however.
Wembley
Attracts
Thousands
and
that
much
of
the
opposition
will
break
down
when
the
union
is
ellected.
The
permission
of
Parliament
was
not
sought
in
order
to
unite
the
churches
but
simply
Proves
of
Educational
Advantage
to
Children
WKMULFA,
July
10.
One
of
the
educational
features
of
the
Hritish
Empire
exhibition
here
is
seen
in
the
immense
number
of
Hritish
school
children
who
are
attending.
Kvery
day
sees
excursions
of
children
from
alnVost
Church
is
not.
Had
the
Presby-jeery
part
of
the
Kingdom.
Scot-terian
Church
been
an
incor-'land
sends
her
quo'ta
and
by
the
porated
body
it
is
said
thatjtjnie
tliu
season
is
over
il
is
esti-union
could
have
been
brouglttjjnaled
that
hundreds
jpf
thous-uboul
without
the
sanction
of
amis
of
the
children
of
Britain
Parliament.
will
have
gained
some
conception
1700
Union
Congregations
of
what
the
Dominions
stand
for
Under
the
new
scheme
a
gov-;iu
the
Empire,
erniug
body
will
be
formed
com-)
In
addition
to
the
children'4
billing
some
of
the
features
of
excursions
mere
arc
general
ex-
ach
church
but
conforming
cursions
every
day
and
a
uozen
(nost
closely
to
the
present
lines
01
ouses
run
coiisiuiiuy
Presbyterian
plan,
most
of
these
Jrom,
uurcreni
pans
oi
l,oiuioh.
being
in
mission
districts
where
the
churches
are
not
self-sup
porting
Visitors
from
overseas
are
ar
riving
daily
and
especially
from
Ihe
Dominions
and
Colonies.
It
is
anticipated
that
no
changc'Many
foreigners,
too,
are
visit-
will
lake
nlace
locally.
Two
mg
me
exuumion
uuu
uiuusaima
churches
are
affected,
Ihe
Pres-'of
Americans
are
bylerian
under
Ihe
pastorate
of
every
ship.
Hev.
II.
11.
Grant,
D.D.,
where
a
I
new
church
building
is
to
be
erected,
and
Ihe
Melhodls
Church
in
charcie
of
Hev.
O.
O
crossing
on
HIGHLANDER
HERE
MONDAY
May
Load
Salmon
at
This
Port
Following
Her
Overhaul
at
Drydock
C.O.M.M.
steamship
Canadian
Highlander
is
expected
to
arrive
here
on
Monday
for
docking
and
overhaul
after
which
she
will
sail
for
the
United
Kingdom.
It
is
understood
that
an
effort
will
bo
niado
to
load
a
'quantity
of
canned
salmon
hero
Instead
of
shipping
il
to
Vancouver
and
reloading
it
there,
thus
making
a
considerable
saving
to
the
con-singors.
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