rilv
for
the
Dawes
plan
fur
a
Herman
loan,
ueciareu
neuei
u-
v
timi
Die
French
proposals
wilh
minor
alterations
would
pro-
i.i..
i...
.wwoniniiln
In
Mm
rniiferHiire.
One
of
lie
rrencti
pro-
lilt
I
J
v
inwi'i'ii'iv
'
-
r
.
.
.
i
i
a
aBa
i.
r..n
i...m,i
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nr
I,
I
m
urn
ptnnnwereil
to
make
a
.u"'OB,u,
w"f"i
uis
i
utiuM
i"i
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..
b
i.
if
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i.,.n
fir
iimnttit
fin
uu
iinri.
in
lit;
iiiiiiiv.
i
tim-miniMi
I
llllUIIUII
V.-
.
.
w
.
.
-
-
,
.-
the
Ruhr
in
successive
steps
as
securities
are
issued
under
,,,
the
.
i
..
n,..t,
l.i.l
Tim
hi
I
Im
nrniiiuill
II
IS
ttlll
'MMUHW
tin
in
wi
j'.wj-
STERN
M.P.
PASSES
AWAY
.
.
m
i
m...iu
nr
Hie
laie
.nr.
.uon
issj,
nun
wan
il,i.i-:il
wn
minislpr
of
oliHIiC
ember
of
Royal
Canadian
Artll
lory
at
Halifax
Being
Tried
I
ill
iiMi
rrt
(
11
rL
luii
t
nl.
Louis,
I);
Philadelphia,
H
American
TMiiliiiintiiiiiii
(
r.iiiviiiiiini.'
r.
..v.j.
,
.,
v.v
,
...
......
w,
lloslrm
(!
r.lilp
V
i.l.
i...:i
.
f...i....li
I
'ev
York
-St.
Loui.
ruin.
Tln
French'
proposals
were
ac-
jollier
on
'events.
S
the
Happy
turn
of
ihiimnn
ann
maiRK
r
1
1
lii
tt-t-t-t-t-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Vacancy
In
commons.
)
I
1
,1
.1.
July
-.Hill
II
.urn.
-
.
i
..i
A
Hji
lliid
iiiiiftiini
Ilia
llpulll
km
I
fm
fiflli
vacancy
In
the
ZANI
MAKES
CALL
CONSTANTINOPLE
THENCE
TO
ALEPPO
CONSTANTINOPLE.
July
31.
-Major
Zanni.
the
Ar-
ircntiuo
round
the
worm
11
MUM
m
..
lllllll.
lll
uiu
ni
was
07
years
i
age
ami
was
,
......
.
i..t
.i:...i
i..
II..
n
I'l
III'
-.11
'...v.."r-
-
lilnlll.
RTHOUAKE
IN
ENGLAND
nsidoraoie
Alarm
iausou
Mattby
And
Mine
Is
Temporarily
Shut
Down.
OLDIERUPON
In
LONDON,
July
31.
A
slight
i
tlupiake
today
created
consid-in
llii
niiiiinir
untiy
iieiu
Maltby
and
caused
iciais
or
I
lie
.Manny
main
um-.
n.,11
i
..,in.
1
III-II
1
...II
111.
........
WJ'
......
I
itliA
...1......J.
fun
.1
lllllll'
IW
I
,11
1vi
llllliri.-i
n't
.
lero
were
no
casualties.
It
was
llrsl
belioved
that
the
earth
......
.....I
I..,
nv
mini's
wpi
ii
Liiu.i
u
i'j
ii
osion
In
t
lie
colliery.
.
t
MURDER
CHARGE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
McPougall,
nf
this
city,
who
recently
purchased
a
ranch
at
Francois
Lake,
arc
leaving
this
afternoon
for-thai
point
where
they
will
reside
in
future.
F.nroule
they,
will
stop
olT
a
couple
of
days
at
Terrace,
where
'I
hey
will
be
guests
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Aiken.
Preparations
are
being
made
at
North
Francois
to
bore
for
oil,
an
Edmonton
outfit
having
staked
n
lot
of
laud
there
and
already
part
or
their
machinery
Is
on
the
ground.
Mr.
McPougall's
farm
comes
within
the
area
and
part
of
his
fivoiierly
is
staked
for
oil.
,
FISH
ARRIVALS
Eight
American
Boats
Sold
105,
000
Pounds
at
Exchango
Canadian
Trawler
In
Eii'ht
American
halibut
boali
sold
catches
totalling
lor,onu
pounds
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
The
only
umaniau
ar
rival
of
the
day
was
the
trawler
n
v.
r,wii.r
which
brought
in
II
VT.ll.VIV
liilv
31
flnnriro
'Rfi.imn
ooiinds
for
the
Canadian
iaikii
iiiti
uiiij
r-
(
.
.
.
.
1-
.
it
!
1.
0.
'..1.1
wliinnlTll
I
.
1
1
l
II
1
II
1
1
IIT
llin
I
V
I
1
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II
111
II
A-
I
Ml
IV
.IIMII
k'li'Uipv
....
.
....
I
..ii
i
l
l.n
VvMi
nn
rrrt
HIIUJ
VVtm
U
ULllI
I'll
HUH
11
V
I
V-
i
ly
17
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
i
,i
lie
i
ii
ti
ii
1
1
1
1
:i
niwini
M-i.
Pillsburg,
0;
New'
York,
3.
....
...11
.
cries
Canadian
Co.
IJasleru
Point,
5,000
lbs.,
at
13.5c
nnd
8c.
lo
the
Alliu
Fisher-
iesli
,
.
.Yellowstone,
9,000
His.,
at
13Ic
lind
7c;
viflladys.
0,000
lbs.,;
at
13'Jlc
and
7o;
and
Senalor.
3r,in"
lbs,
al
12,5c
nnif
jic.
lo
IhCCan-adian
Flsli,
Cohl
Storage
Co;
Tiillcum.
10.000
His.,
at
3.lo
and
7c,
and
llaltlc,
19,000
lbs.?
at
12.9c
and
7c,
to
the
Pacinc
PUPILS
PASS
MUSIC
EXAMS.
Result
Very
Satisfactorily
Moran
For
Students.
Following
are
names,
in
order'
of
merit,
of
pupils
of
St.
Jos-
n..i,..i
....nnimmwlv
hv
Hip
enm,
cpn
s
AcaUPiuy,
who
passeil
Mie
initlee
of
I
lie
conference.
At
,
examinations
in
music,
at
the
close
both
French
and
liritsh
Toronlo
Conservatory
of
Music
.lelesrales
congratulated
each
e-viiiiiiiauoiih,
uei.i
m-re
n-ti-mi,
Primary
Theory
Harmony
Honors,
Miss
Lorna
Tile.
Primary
Theory
Rudiments
Honors,
Mrs.
I).
A.
0.
Moss;
pass.
i
Misses
Norma
llngerx
and
Lucy
O'llrien.
Klenienlary
Theory
First
Class
Honors
Miss
Zorka
Sulil-
Missels
HuUj
Misses
Klianne
Knliprge,
Agnes
.Hoberge;
Jatricla
Hishop,
Heat-
U
.
.
-
.
.
'
I.
-
;.linn
Hill',!
f
If
ill
II
ta'?:,.r.
"nS
oft
o
ic
no
Syria
'
IM-We
hoberge.
'
C
U
lUlllH-l
1IWII.
f,-.
...
.
:,..,.,,
lli..
Miss
Olive
Cordon
and
Misses
Evelyn
Anderson,
Wcsch,
Healrice
Horstman
Violet
McCutcheou.
ELECTION
OF
recent
provincial
ele'Hon'.
DITI1DW
CI
EfTMN
Marie.
Murphy
Miss
Hose
Hutli
Gillie.
Primary
School
Piano
Honors
Miss
Helen
McCaffery;
Pass
ERANPftK
I
AWP
Misses
Marie
Murphy,
Ada
Ruble,
ritftNL-Ul.3
LrtlVL
.rac.,
Ackryi'
m
()live
Munro.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
McDouqall
Leav
ing
fop
Their
Farm
Which
Comes
Within
Staked
Area.
In
troduclory
Piano
Honors
Miss
Jean
Coulure;
Pass
Misses
Margaret
Mellior,
Jean
Co'
breath.
Katharine
Watson.
Mrf""
and
PECK
STANDS
VlCTOItlA,
July
31-Adopting
Col.
Peck's
eleclii"
I
wilh
Willi
a
ii
ma
jority
of
two
vote
The
final
count
Wis
as
roliows:)
Col.
Peek,
Conseifultve
...
Dr.
Macintosh,
Pipvincial
M.
U,
Jacks'i.
i.i'erai
!
Spray,
0.000
lbs.,
ai
u..io
hiihi
......j,.
rAn
7c,
and
Forward,
15,000
lbs.,
al
TIME
&TENDD
FOR
13.
lc
and
7c,
to
the
uooin
risn-
.5811
WRIT
IN
VANCOUVER
VICTOIUA,
Jily
31
Hy
Order-In-Council,
lh
government
bus
extended
.
ttit
ill
.September
Ibe,
dale
on
whioli
Ihe
Vaiirmi,ver
election
writ
inusl
be
reiurneu..
The
exlensloiii
of
time
lias
linrntisp
of
tbo.
lengthy
perid
required
for
the,
l
nuill
of
Ibi;
Vancouver
o.uim
J
No
to
i
isonie
worn
oy
a
coin-
m
uu
..i
mere.,,
.Vesr
viciny.
in
(Sea
r"s
and
1'jfers
areuU
.111
IB
IIMIIII,
passing
in
her
rain
are
prevailing
acific
.and
tiering
believed
that
the
it:
I
:
..
r
l
T
,
ailll
it
nti'tlmc
n
fvnr.
1
ii.i
,
inily
to
hop
off
for
fc':l...l
.l.i
.
ii.
.
.,...(,
i.
..
-,
..
siop
'.mivoism
uu
ine
Application
ror
iw,unv
vi
wh-u-
ne..in,
i4
In
Islands
Constltuonov
""''en
i
.
necepiion
nore
will
extend
an
official
welcome
on
behiMf
of
the
Hoyal
Canadian
Air
Force.
Other
menvbers
of
Hie
S(
r
ir
JerichoTeach
squadron
now
at
..
,
-1
...
.
rrince
nupvri
on
nsiieries
pairoi
will
alsO
participate
jn
Ihe
ne
lie.
r
GOODWOOD
WON
i
A.
BY
TERESINA
-
:.V
UOOinVOOD.
July
3;-U
11.
H.
Aia
Khan's
Tere.slna
won
Iiii
Goodwood
1
cup
and
tlm
one
thousand
pound
s'akes
today.
Leon-
ardo
wif-
second
amPKer-or
third!
'
l
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
mm
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
wilh
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
.(dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anvwhere
at
Anytime.
parlies.
;
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
I
and
6th
St.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VI
DECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL.
XIV..
NO,
170.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
TIILIISDAY,
JULY
31,
11)21.
Yftterday'i
Circulation.
mi
Street
Sles,
536
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
0NFER5
REACHED
AGREEMENT
TODAY
ACLAREN
DELAYED
BY
BAD
WEATHER:
RECEPTION
PLANNED
FOR
rench
Proposals
With
minor
Ckanges
Have
Been
Accepted
by
London
Parley
Committee
LONDON,
July
31
Members
of
the
experts'
committee
thi
inter-Allied
conference,
fter
on
examination
of
the
pro-sals
submitted
by
French
experts
yesterday
as
a
compromise
I
11
r.
...........
...I,:.,
I.
Lit.,
I,
.win
illimtlllpk
Pit
IIVRP
S(-
Ileba
CrJiwfonl,
who
gained
fame
as
the
angel
oT
Rruadway
while
a
member
of
the
Salvation
Army,,
photographed
as
a
housewife,
which
duties
she
performs
as
well
as
those
of
preacher.
tt
t
i
r
nr
w
lvntvf
fYrtin
vlnrl
nvon
TV
VIU
Iff
VPfffC
AfAlM..JL4ll
Cfl
WARSHIPS
AUSTRALIA
.Money
Voted
For
Two
Light
Cruisers
and
Defense
Reserve
Fund
MELBOURNE,
July
31.
The
House
of
Representatives
yes-
'
torday
passod
a
defense
equip-i
ment
bill
authorizing
the
grant
or
2,000,000
for
the
construc-
I
tlon
of
two
llohl
rrnloApn
and
VANCOUVEH,
July
31.
Ar-'
5C00
for
a
derense
reserve
..atlgements
are
being
nilade
Tor
fun(j
the
claim
of
W.
J.
Tayht.
K.C.
e
.,
,,,,,,.
,
,.:,,,
"11"
counsel
for
Col.
C.
W.
Pck.
fhatW
:
'
"i.
flDCn
CrWITU
i
there
m-re
was
xuis
no
in.
specific
Riii
.
eynce
v
v..
of
companions
a
M
VDLU
JlUl
1
ii
s
Squadron
Leader
wrong
doing,
Judge
Lai(P"''.
'
the
County
Court
here
jlcrdjy
f
2
refused
Ihe
application
of
I
It.,
eoniiiKinder
al
'
.
.
iin,.ni
.
uini;....
i
...
1
r
I
1;
Mac
,.
II.
P
JUIIVllll
11
IttllUII
.
lli:5.
.
Lo.ghlon,
counsel
for
,
,
lor
a
rec,
,
-
-
in.osn,
machine'
,li8
amVhibian
t
pll
in
Is
amis
consti
u
cy
at
the
arriVes
.MapIiIU,n
tlu,rb
.
He
will
take
specially
prepared
thus
stands.
iii-i
W
f
;
...
ll,1h,in
i
,
,
fr
MneLarrji
,-.
and
,
QUITS
POST
Immigration
Commissioner
At
London
Roslgns
After
Long
Servlco.
his
position
today.
OTTAWA,
July
31.
A
succes-
ftfll
IiatPiiI
Ml.
.1.1
Si
....
1
1.
1...
....I1
'l.
vv,
IV
utrill
.Jlllllll
I1U3
ltli
yet
been
decided
upon,
if
was
staled
here
today.
The
minister
of
immigration
is
at
present
in
London.
At
liie
Holary
Club
luncheon,
today,
In
the
absence
of
the
president
and
vice-pcesidenl,
George
Ilorie
presided.
The
speaker
of
the
day
was
John
Dybhuvn.
Robsprib"
for
Ihe
Dally
Nw
IOV
I'dllUIJIflll,
l,UotUUU,
lllt?-
averape
faro
for
American
boats
was
thus
20,000
pounds
as
com
pared
with
a
Canadian
average
of
10,000.
It
must
be
reiroemjjered,
'
however,
that
the
former
are;
operating
larger
boats
than
the
I
latler.
I'he
high
price
for
first
class1
fish
for
the
month
was
17:Sc
and
Hie'
low
price,
lie.
Holli
these'
figures
were
received
by
Canai.
dian
boats.
The
second
class
fish
KIRKWALL,
Orkney
Is-lands,
July
31
The'uniU
ed
Siales
round
the
world
flyers
have
postponed
their
departure
for
Iceland
until
tomorrow,
because
of
weather
conditions.
4
PICTURESQUE
TRIP
ENGLAND
TO
STATES
WITHOUT
ANY
MONEY
MONTH
HAL,
July
31.
How
to
live
on
nothing
a
year
Would
be
an
apt
title
for
the
story
told
to
the
harbor
police
by
16-year-old
Arthur
O'Sullivan.
giving
his
ad-
jdress
as
Liverpool,
England,
who
lis
being
held
at
the
Canadian
im
migration
office.
On
his
own
admission,
Arthur
ol
tained
free
passage
across
the
Atlantic
on
Ihe
S.S.
Hegina,
by
mingling
witli
passengers
in
the
third
class
sections
by
day
and
sleeping
in
the
stokehold
'at
night.
After
arriving
in
Montreal,
ho
visited
ToroiNto
and
smaller
cities
and
parts
of
the
United
Stales,
Travelling
on
freight
ears
and
riding'
the
bunipers.
Ho
returned
to
Montreal
and
was
al-
tenvpling
to
get
aboard
a
liner
bound
for
England
when
his
plans
were
interrupted
by
the
harbor
millpo
wlui
illpiivhpml
lit
tn
mill
i.
..hm,
ju
y
ji.
i.oi.
Ubed
,Hk
llinv
hl(
c(l!it(M,y,
Siliith,
commissioner
of
inimlgra-
i.a..i...,.
n.ni
ll.,..
f....
r
l..
i
t..n.....
ii
i
l
""v
v.,..,..v
,u"
'V.
V'l-""u"
ur
i"'Arlhur's
story
Is
picturesque..
filial
KMIIUHl
VllllCri
I'll
I
I
II
II
II
I
u
llllfl
....
...
....
'
'
i"',
liiev
he
leve
l
Hal
ror
-a
hov
or
his
age
in
a
strange
country
the
manner
in
which
he
travelled
de
....!'..
i....
ii..
.
l.ti
....I
r
1
1.
ordinary.
AUTO
WAS
STRUCK
BY
HI
Large
Shipments
of
Halibut
Made
Through
this
Port
in
Month
of
July
and
Prices
Good
Despite
the
fact
that
American
arrivals
were
comparatively
low
up
to
the
middle
of
the
monti
on
account
of
prices
offered
at
Alaska
ports
being
just
as
high
as
those
prevailing
here
halibut
landings
at
this
port
during
the
month
of
July
totalled
3,
388,100
pounds
constituting
the
largest
volume
of
business
done
here
in
a
single
month
for
some
time.
In
view
of
the
approaching
close
season,
fishing
is
now
proceeding
on
a
larger
scale
and
this
no
doubt
is
contributory
to
the
increased
heaviness
and
frequency
of
arrivals.
During
the
month
1)8
American
Apr,I)PI
1
1
AP
boats
sold
1,98J,500
pounds
and.Ilfr
.11.1
All,
Iff
ONTARIO
HAS
BEEN
LOCATED
Former
Deputy
Provincial
Treasurer
Involved
In
Scandal
Arrested
At
'Frisco.
SAN
FHANCISCO,
July
31.
(price
ranged
from
uc
lo
mc,
tne
Charles
A.
Matthews,
Jr.,
former
advantage
being
consistently
with
.deputy
provincial
treasurer
of
:llie
Canadians-
in
tins
class.
lOatario.
is
under
arrest
horn
a
The
total
of
3,388,100
pounds
fugitive
from
justice!,
it
is
an-
W
.JaSiMn.E8
S-1,
!iliaCB.!a-W;'n
the
Ujiilcd
SlatSt-im
month
or
July
is
in
excess
or
ine
migration
authorities.
Matthew
3,0IG,H00
pounds
Tor
July
i923,llri
Toronlri
last
snrincr
full
17
tl
JIT
tl
n
f
2,300.000
pounds
for
July
1922,
jg
sensational
disclosures
be-f
uv
ivrntv
vn-
m
i
r
vrn
r
w.
w
m
-m.i
-x
no
finn
nnnmii
tnr
Im:
..
n
Reception
Arrangements1
On
board
Unikd
Stales
coaslguani
cutler
Algonquin
at
Atka
Island,
.July
,V"t'I,c!aled,
efforts
liy
wireless
in
all
directions
failed
to
oWnv
any
word
or
squadron
Leader
Stuart
MacLaren
and
Aiywfnpanious
since
the
round-the-world
flight
party
ar-
rj.yd
at
I'elropavlovsk
on
haincliatla
peninsula
last
Thursday,
.'indeavor.s
to
learn
sometfiing
of
the
whereahouls
and
welfare
of
the
flyers
have
been
energetically
carried
on
for
three
days
Vy
the
cutters
Algonquin,
llaida
and
Mujave.
1
Ai.firiliiiir
(
11
fnpmn
I
Inn
rppiiii-arl
liv
c
nnllA..'
II,
i
ii
J...I
li....ll.
IU-.-.J
o?"
J
-"".i
-N
mc
uauu-
is.uii
i...-auiiiw.n,
.u.-..
...v....
.M
.spailfcr
Thicpval
was
at;
ley.
Ivy
Eden,
Edna
Allen,
'
"y'Spavloiik
.when
'Maclawn
-ar.
.Murra.y,
r.niaiieiu
i-iu
mm
,p
.,icn
The
Thicpval
has!
ter
Carl
Smith.
L..''"'-
.ini
.r
l'iiii
miios
.nut!
Introductory,
School
Piano
.
WKtt,
.,
ttiaf.
even
if
none
of
Hose:
'Cutler
'
.,..,
of
Iiii.
,
iw,u"'
haye
been
aliltj
WEATHER
HOLDS
UP
U.
S.
FLYERS
ing
hint
in
a
Ihre.e-way
splil
of
(SI
I,v0,00.
as.
rake-oc
on
a
prov'in-i
elal
gbverniiient
bond
.
transaction.
At
(be
time
fipiis
(afrest,
Matthews
was
'Vifieralfrig
a
lunch-.
I
room
at
Santa
Clara.
A
reward
of
L'.50n
was
nOVi-pil
fur
lii
:in.
uirehension.
'
V
'
POLITICAL
SITUATION
Shuffle
In'
Cabinet
Expected
As
Result
of
Finance
Minister's
Retirement..
VICTOIUA,
July
51,
Until
the
government
has
had
I
be''"
opportunity
of
laying
its
.plans;
fo'i-the"
fuluiT,
Hlou.
John
llart,iliiiis"ter
of
Finance,
will
reniaiii'Iri't
office,
allhough
his
resignation
i
.
has
been
in
the
bauds'
of
Premier
Oliver
Tor
some
time'.
A
general
shuffle
,
in
Ihe
cabinet
s'
expected
as
a
result
of
Mr.
Hart,H
'
retiro-ment.
Hon.
J.
D.;
McLean,
provincial
secretary
and
ministcrApf
education,
is
generally1,
considefed
as
the
person
likely'
to
succeed
Mr.
Hart.
Arrangements
for
.an
electioit
lo
give
Premier
Oliver
a
seat
will
be
made
shortly
and
it
is
expected
that
the
offer
of
Kenneth
Campbell,,
of
Nelson,
to
give
his
seat
to
the
.premier
will
bo
accepted.
SIR
CHARLES
MADDEN
ADMIRAL
OF
FLEET
High
Position
Qlvbn
To
Com-mandep
Of
Ailantloj
Fleot
From
1918
to
1922.
t
LONDON,
July
3
1.
...Admiral-Sir
Charles
K'.;.Maild'enw'hQ
com-manifeil
the
Atlaqll.c,:
fleet
frofii
19
10
to
1922(
has
been'
appoinled
admiral
of
tlie
.GranilJFleel.
This
TRAIN
IN
Ontario,;:,
zsr
,,0",,0,,"V"C
BHU
M:VGASTLE,
Out.,
July
31.
Four
Toronto
'.residents
were
killed
and
three
injured
when
their
auto
stalled
at
a
crossing
was
struck
by
a
train
ami
,cais,
rfed
one
hundred
yards.
BIRTH.,
'
,
1-
.
.!
r..
-
i.i
v;
A,
daughter'
-was;
'
borii
at
the
Prince
Ituperl
OeneraPHospllal,
on
July
25
Iq
Mr,
and
Mrs.
II.
M.
D.
l.antbH,
Seventh'
vBnue
fc'ail.