it
iiiiilliernmuHl
nolnl
of
the
K
rile
group,
the
expedition
will
leave
Japan
flying
to
the
Aleu-'
Man
Island
by
way
of
Pelro-pavlosk
on
Kamchatka
Peninsula.
Tomorrow's
flight
will
be
from'
Kasumigaura
to
Minatogaura.
Kusluro
and
llftokapu
are
thej
slopping
points
Intervening
he
ween
Minnlogatira
and
Para
imishin.
Thlopval
Sails
1
VICTOIUA.
July
II.
The
Hriiish
rouml-lhe-world
flyers
now
being
ready
lo
hop
olT
from
Kasiiiiiigaura
aerial
base,
t
h
e
Canadian
Government
sleamcr
Thiepval
left
Hakodate
yesterday
for
Prince-
llupert
by
way
nf
the
Kurile
and
Aleutian
Islands
according
lo
wireless
message
here.
On
the
six-thousand
mile
voyage,
the
Thiepval'
will
keep
in
as
close
touch
as
possible
with
Hie
riying
erpedi-I
mo
wlileh
is
wrhe.luled
to
leave
Tokyo
Saturday.
ATTEMPTED
TO
SWIM
CHANNEL
Mermaid
of
Wembley,
However,
Gave
up
at
End
of
Sevon
Miles
Yesterday
LONDON
July
1
1.
Miss
Zelta
Hills,
the
mermaid
of
Wcinb
ley.
Iff
L
Folkestone
at
0
o'clock
Thursday
morning
lo
swim
the
English
Cham
!
but
she
gave
up
a
I.
the
end
of
seven
miles.
TRIALSFOR
T918
MURDER
AT
CAMP
LEWIS
ARE
DATED
(he
murder
of
Major
Cronkhito
nl
Camp
Lewis
in
HUB'
have
been
set
for
September
30.
FATALTIES
IN
EAST
OTTAWA.
July
l
I.
Four
drownings
and
Ihree
olhcr
fatalities
me
reporled
loday
,
from
various
points
in
Eastern
Canada,
Four
of
the
deaths
occurred
in
the
vicinity
of
ELEVATOR
VOTE
PASSES
OTTAWA
OTTAWA.
July
11.
The
House
of
Commons
loday
panned
the
estimate
of
150,000
providing
for
the
preliminary
work
of
stuhlt.w'iig-nevjtgo-
EASTMAN
ON
COAST
I
GETTIN
GREADY
FOR
CRUISE
TO
ALASKA
VANCOUVER,
July
11.
George
Eastman,
founder
and
president
of
the
Eastman
Kodak
Company,
has
arrived
in
Vancouver.
J'lns
season
he
will
again
pcitelra'lo
to
the
wilds
of
Cassiar
district
in
search
of
big
game
which
be
was
so
successful
in
finding
last
year.
Mr.
Eastman
reached
Vancouver
by
automobile
on
Tuesday
night,
coming
from
Seattle.
Willi
him
are
Dr.
and
Mrs.
O.
Whipple
of
llochesler,
N.Y..
The
northern
trip
on
this
occa-
S
!l
'ft
COM!
V,.ul.
Tl.lv
II
,'SIOII
Will
UU
UIHVII
Ull
u
'l'"""
The
trials
of
Hubert
nosenblulh
jynchl
which
was
built
this
H';
and
llolamt
Pothler,
charged
with
(and
Is
lo
be
chartered
from
the
Seattle
builders.
Mr.
Eastman
contemplates
doing
considerable
salmon
fishing.
The
party
will
ltot
take
a
guide
as
before,
but
will
outfit
at
the
various
Hud
son's
Hay
posts.'
Union
steamer
Venture,
Oapl.
A.
Johnson,
arrived
from
Vancouver
and
wayporls
al
2
o'clock
this
afternoon
and
left
for
Port
Simpson
and
Nans
river
puiufs
at
3
o'clock.
fee-
-
-
-
1
i
300
PERSIANS
ARE
MASSACRED
Turkomans
Came
Down
at
Gum-bad
I
Kabuz
During
Night,
Allahabad
Despatch
Says
ALLAHABAD,
India,
July
11.
'Three
hundred
Persian
cav
alrymen
were
Killed
by
Turku-
mans
during
the
tiiglil
near
Gum-had
I
Knbuz
in
)hc
Turkoman
country.
The
rest
of
the
cavalry
escaped
lo
llujnurdi.
TELEGRAPHERS
ASKING
PREMIER
HERRIOT
.
Object
of
His
Government,
He
1
Says,
Is
to
Have
Cordial
Re-
latlons
With
Great
j
Britain
;
PARIS,
July
11.
The
chamber
.fif
dcntilies
oasscd
a
vote
of
eon
eminent
terminal
grain
afler
he
slated
that
the
object
of
elevator
at
Prince
llupert.
his
government
was
to
re-estab
llish
cordial
relations
wjth
Great
jlirltaln.
Prince
Viggo
of
Denmark
uud
his
bride,
formerly
Miss
Klennor
Oreen
of
New
York,
photographed
while
securing
a
marriage
license
from
City
Clerk
M,
J.
Cruise
of
New
York.
CONCILIATION
BOARD
Employees
of
C.N.R.
and
C.P.R.
Make
Application
to
Domtn-'
Ion
Government
x
T()dON"lX),July"
11.
Telegraphers,
linesmen
and
automatic
operalors
employed
by
the
Canadian
National
and
Canadian
Pacific.
Railways
have
applied,
lo
the
Dominion
government
for
appointment
of
a
board
of
concili-lion
to
ileal
willi
their
wage
di?-puio
with
Hie
uompanios.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,"
Ambulance
wllli
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rales,
apply
lo
Roston
and
6th
SU
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VI
DECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL.
XIV,
NO.
102.
l'HINCE
RUPERT,
B.d,
FRIDAY,
JULY
11.
1024.
Yesterday'
Circulation,
UIS
,
Street
Sales.
174
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
H
.
.
m
-
-A
m
,
AMERICAN
"'I'
u
FLYERS
REACH
CONSTANTINOPLE
RECORD
HIGH
PRICE
IS
PAID
IN
TORONTO
FOR
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
BONDS
Best
Rate
Paid
During
Last
Decade
in
Canada
Is
Given
This
Province
LAWYERS
OFF
TO
BRITAIN
Several
Hundred
Members
can
Bar
Association
Sail
1
For
London
:
I
PHILADELPHIA,
July
British
Hnlisd
Columbia
Columbia
government
government
bonds
nonus
'eral
eral
hundred
hundred
member
member
11
Sev-
VICTOIUA.
July
II.
or
lue
lolalling
six
million
dollars
were
hold
ut
record
high
prices
yes-!
American
liar
who
attended
the
terday
to
the
Dominion
Securities
Corporation
of
Toronto.
annual
convention
of
the
organ-The
issue
includes
u
loan
of
$3,00,000"lo
cover
treasury
ization
here
left
today
for
New
certificates
now
outstanding,
a
loan
of
$2,000,000
for
refuiid-,York
enroute
lo
London
where
lug
purposes,
and
u
loan
of
$1,000,000
for
the
new
University
ofjlhey
will
be
the
guests
of
Hrilisb
Hritish
Columbia
buildings.
(lawyers
from
July
20.lo"July
20.
The
three
million
loan
was
floated
on
a
three
year
basis
'While
in
London,
they
will
prehearing
i
Mi
!cr
cent
interest
and
yielded
the
low
rale
of
LO.
This
sent
to
the
British
people
ami
the
-
"
'
i
ii.
i
i
.
i..
.
I
i...
1
1
.
i
:
it
1
1
.
.
.
!
r
.
.
r
II...
M'LAREN
HOPS
OFF
TOMORROW.:
(.
Will
Leavo
Japanese
Aerial
Base
for
Mlnatogaura
Para-
mushlrl
by
Tuesday
j
TOKYO.
July
11
Hopping
off
from
Kasumigaura
naval
air
sta-
ion
tomorrow
morning.
Squad-'
r
ni
Leader
Stuart
MacLaren.
fininriunlcr
o
f
Jlto
Bi'lilU
JilU'll!,-,
lie
world
flight,
hopes
to
reach
I'animushiri
Island
by
next
Tues
day.
At
Paramushiri,
which
i
i.
me
raiu
jiiiih
umj
jiiiiinu
nar,
on
ucuuu
'ji
mu
Canadian
province
in
the
last
ten
American
Har,
a
memorial
statue
vjt'iii
Tim
rumi.
i
t.iliw
uui
linr-
nf
Mil
William
ItliipL.!
nnf
I
rowed
on
a
fifteen
year
basis'
and
carries
five
per
cent.
PflNFinFNPF
VftTF
r
WUIH
IWI.MVL
IVtU
Prince
Henry
and
princess
Mafalda,
daughter
of
the
K'ufg
and
Queen
Of
Italy,
photographed
during
the
visit
or
lhc
Italian
royal
family
lo
London.
DrHrHffiriess
and
Wss
Mills
Given
Principalships
by
School
Board;
Other
Appointments
1).
II.
Harlness
was
advanced
to
the
position
of
principal
of
Uoolh
Memorial
School
by
the
school
board
last
night
and
Miss
s.
A.
Mills
was
similarly
promoieu
10
uiKe
cnarge
oi
uorueu
Street
School
in
accordance
with
the
recent
decision
uf
the
j
board
to
abolish
the
positioner
supervising
principal.
Miss
Ella
Mercer
will
become
vice-principal
oT
Uoolh
School
and
YV.
V.
C.
O'Neill,
formerly
of
Terrace
and
more
recently
at
Hums
Lake,
has
been
appointed
lo
the
position
of
Vice-principal
of
Morden
Street
School.
Other
appointments
made
by
the
board'
last
uisbl
Iq
fill
vacancies
on
the
teaching
staffs
were
as
follows:
Miss
D.
L.
Laxton,
Mission
City
Miss
Jean
M.
Keir,
North
Lonsdale,
North
Vancouver.
Miss
Hut
It
Slewart,
H.A.,
Van
couver
and
formerly
of
the
Anox
High
School.
Harry
O'Neill,
Vancouver
Many
Applications
There
was
a
ery
Jarge
list
of
applicants
for
positions
considered
by
the
board
aiid
it
was
well
on
lo
midnight
when,
with
the
assistance
of
Inspector
H.
C.
Eraser,
the
appointments
were
finally
decided
upon.
'The
placing
of
the
grade
teachers
will
be
made
when
the
fall
term
commences.
Among
the
applicants
were:
For
Vice-principal
John
N.
Muir,
Victoria;
diehard
Hoswell.
II.
II.
Cairns
and
Geo.
H.
White,
Vancouver;
W.
J,
Clement,
Hur-naby;
J.
M.
Orr,
Vancouver;
S.
C.
Mansfield,
Siuamish;
A.
S,
Curtis,
Vancouver;
T.
F.
Itobson,
Victoria:
C.
H.
Darwin,
Ladner;
J.
S.
Heeds,
Medicine
Hat;
J.
C.
Hut
chison,
Chilliwack;
A.
A.
Hartley.
Vancouver;
A.
J.
Devereaux.
South
Vancouver;
K.
K.
Parties,
.
.
I
J.
I
I...
H..-..I...
ancouer;
a.
icasuy,
111111110,
Island;
II.
Smith,
J.
II.
King,
Vancouver;
J.
S.
Huchanan',
Golden;
J.
Murray,
II.
McDonaM,
G.
T.
Jnmjeson,
Vancouver;
doss
S.
Tapp,
Eburne;
J.
S.
Eassou,
New
Wesliuinsler;
S.
O.
Harries,
Port
Alherni.
First
Class
First
Class
Teachers
Hilda
Jude,
Langley
Prairie;
Joyce
C.
Hartley,
N.
Vancouver;
Miss
H.
Johnson,
Nelson;
F.
J.
Saininons.
Priielor,
H.C.;
Gretna
H.
Curwen,
Salmon,
H.C.;
Marion
M.
Hisson,
dossland;
Marion
K,
Gibbon,
Vancouver;
Kathleen
S.
Freeman,
Cranbrook;
Klfrida
Jenkins,
Agassiz;
W.
E.
Harrisoiu
Vic-Coutiuued
from
Page
5).
SEAPLANE
IS
ON
WAY
HERE
Flying
Officer
Hull
Loft
Vancouver
Yostorday
Patrolling
Enroute
VANCOUVER,
July
11,
Fisheries
patrol
service
by
seaplane
.between
the
north
end
of
Vancouver
Island
and
the
Naas
River
commences
today..
Flying
'Officer
Hull
of
the
Vancouver
unit
of
the
Canadian
Air
Force
left
Jericho
Beach
yesterday
for
Thurston
Bay
near
Powell
River.
From
there,
the
patrol
will
start
ovor
the
week-end
and
It
Is
expected
that
the
machine
will
reach
Prince
Ruport,
where
headquarters
will
be
established,
on
Saturday
or
Sunday,
t
Flight
Lieutenant
Earl
MacLeod,
In
the
second
machine,
will
leave
for
ths
north
next
weok.
He
will
bo
In
charge
of
the
PENSION
RAISE
RECOMMENDED
Committee
Would
Absorb
Exist
ing
Bonus
Into
Permanent
Baslo
Rate
'OTTAWA,
July
11.
That
tho
xisling
pension
bonus
of
fifty
per
cent
bo
absorbed
into
a
basic
pension
rate
thereby
making,
a
permanent
inerease'jn
I
lie
i'alo
of
pension
for
single
totally
disabled
men
from
$000
lo
$809
per
year
Is
reconinvended
by
the
douse
committee-
on
soldier's
pensions
in
Us
third
report
tabled
in
the
House'
ot
Commons
.today
British
Runner
Breaks
World's
Record
and
Wins
Four
Hundred
Metre
Event
at
Olympic
Games
COLOMIJKS,
Franee,
July
II.
Kric
U.
Liddell,
the
British
runner,
crowned
himself
the
Olympic
iOO
metre
champion
this
afternoon
iti
the
world's
record
time
of
47
3-5
seconds.
He
defeated
Horatio
Fitch
of
the
United
States
who
had
broken
the
previous
world's
record
only
an
hour
before
in
the
semi-finals
D,
M.
Johnston,
Canadian
Hhodes
scholar
at
Oxford,
who
qualified
for
the
semi-final
in
the
four
hundred
metre
run,
was
third
in
his
heal
thus
qualifying
for
the
finals;
In
the
semi-final
heat,
Liddell
made
it
in
48
1-5
seconds
equal
ling
the
old
world's
record
which
nan
siooii
since
iuiz
until
men
i
of
the
United
Stales
did
it
in
47
i
i-5
seconds
this
morning.
U.
S.
FLYERS
REACH
EUROPE
CONSTANTINOPLE,
July
11.
The
American
army
round
the
jworld
flyers
reached
here
yesterday
on
I
heir
flight
around
the
world.
All
I
he
men
arc
in
good
health.
KETCHIKAN
TO
HAVE
COMMUNITY
BUILDING
Will
Cost
$35,000
and
Idea
is
Have
it
Ready
For
Use
by
End
of
Year
to
KETCHIKAN,
July
II.
Con
struction
of
a
community
build-'
ing
here
is
to
be
undertaken
by
the
local
post
of
the
American
Legion.
The
work
will
conunence
in
a
few
days
and
it
is
(ha
hope
to
have
the
structure
ready
for
ue
by
the
end
of
the
year.
A
drive
for
the
sale
of
$35,000
world
of
bonds
is
being
con-
dueled.
The
building
will
be
Iwo
storeys
digit
containing
a
main
ball
50
by
00
feet;
smaller
lodge
room,
five
stores
and
ten
offices
be
sides
all
necessary
appointments
for
such
premises.
Tde.use
of
I
lie
hall
-and
lodge
room
will
Ie
granted
free
to
the
use
of
civic
and
4alriolic
organ
izations
when
no
admission
charge
is
made.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Five
Boats
Sold
96,300
Pounds
of
Halibut
This
Morning
Three
American
and
Iwo
Can
adian
boats
marketed
a
total
catch
of
ttti,r00
pounds
of
hali
but
al
Ihe
Fish
Exchange
litis
morning.
Of
tliils
total,
the
Americans
landed
03,000
pounds
and
the
Canadian
33,500
pounds.
Canadians
obtained
higher
prices
for
botlt
first
and
second
class
catches
than
did
.the
Amer
icans.
Second
class
fish
jumped
several
poiiHs
in
both
cases.
I
lie
arrivals
were:
American
Kagle,
50,000
pounds
al
11.
Cc
and
lie;
Reliance
'
5,000
pounds
nt
12c
and
7c
lo
Hie
Uootd
Fish
eries
'Canadian
Co.
Knstern
Point,
8,000
pounds
at
12c
and
7.1c
lo
the
Allln
Fisheries.
Canadian
Livingstone,
24,000
pounds
al
13.lo
and-8.0c
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
.Storage
Co..
Ringleader,
0,500
pounds
al
l3o
and
8.5c
to
the
lloyal
Fish
Co.
School
Iqspeclor
11.
C.
Frascf
loft
on
the
'steamer
Venture
this
afternoon
for
Mill
Hay,
Nans
Hivt-r,
on
deiiarlinculid
justness;
PHILIPPINES
IN
'QUAKE
DISTRICT
Catholic
University
Professor
Says
Yokohama
Disaster
May
Repeat
at
Manila
MANILA.
July
l.l,
That
War
uila
may
at
almost
any
time
be
visited
by
an
earllinuake
such
as
destroyed
Yokohama
last
Sep
tember
is
the
warning
given
by
Father
lloque
.
lluano,
professor
of
physios
and
engineering
in
the
University
of
Santo
Tontas,
who
lias
jusl
returned
from
a
vfs"it
tr
Several
morHiiiMif"
Japan
where
he
studied
the
effect
of
earthquakes,
in
that
country.
The
Philippines
lie
in
the
same
seismic
zone
as
does
the
earthquake
region
of
Japan,
and
condition
in
Manila
are
analogous
in
many
respects
lo
those
found
in
Yokohama,"
said
Filth
ier
iiuano,
l
lie
same
suu-soil
lliul
is
found
in
Yokohama
,
is
found
liere
and
building
co'n-slructiou
is
practically
identical."
'The
professor
recommends
that
a
committee
of
"'geologists
and
scientists
be
appointed
to
study
Hie
earthquake
regions
of
(he
Philippines
and
make
a
re-port
in
order
lo
impross
upon
t
lie
people
the
necessity
of
pre-
paring,
as
far
as
possible,
for
a
severe
earthquake
at
any
lime.
BRITISH
GOLF
PROS.
WIN
OUT
Duncan
and
Mitchell
Beat
Hagen
and
Macdonald
Today
LONDON,
July
1
1.
George
Duncan
and
Abe
Mitchell,
Hritislt
professional
golfers,
today
defeated
Waller?
Hagen
and
Macdonald
Simlh,
the
American
professionals,
four
up
and
two
to
play
in
a
72-hole
match
for
in-Icrnatinjial
honors
and
it
purse
of
300.
PRINCE
OF
WALES
TO
VISIT
AFRICA
Invitation
of
Hertzo?
ment
for
1925
Has
Accepted
CAPF.TOWN,
July
11.
The
Prince
of
Wales
das
accepled
the
invitation
of
the
Hetlzog
government
to
visit
South
Africa'
next
ear.
The
dale
has
not
yel
been
announced.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
St.
Louis
2,
Hosltm
8,
Chicago
1-5,
New
York
0-18.
Cleveland
1,
Philadelphia
3.
Detroit
12-3,
Washington
10-3,
.
National
Leanue
Hrooklyn
5-3,
Chicago.
0-10.
New
York
,
St.
Louis
5.
Philadelphia
I,
Cincinnati
2.
Huston
5,
Pittsburg
:i.