i
1
aid
the
government
proposed
immediately
lo
introduce
legisia-
I
i
It
a
.
I
1
i
.
.1
1
II...
lion
giving
eueci
10
ine
Aiigio-irisn
treaty
in
reguiu
iu
no;
joimdury
between
the
Irish
Free
State
and
the
North.
They
will
ness
for
passage
of
thai
legislation
through
parliament
regurd-
...
ii.
.
i
less
oi
consequences
to
me
government.
IRITISH
SEEK
DISARMAMENT
Kn
Meantime
Will
Continue
A
i-
mm
I
-
0......
1
1
M
1
1
..I
margin
ui
omuij
niumut
Being
Provocative.
LONDON,
Aug.
I.
The
Par-
BHin'ary
secretary
lo
the
ad-liraf
C
G.
Ainiiion.
stated
in
ip
Hcun"
of
Commons
last
night
i;ii
h
ig
lo
pressure
of
inler-Hi
;;at
affairs
(he
minister
had
re
i
unable
lo
give
full
consid-
ra
ion
lo
the
question
oT
di-Fniiamenl.
He
understood
Dial
soon
as
practicable
every
s
depl
be-!
ue-i
fould
be
no
departure
from
irhat
Hie
liovernmenl
deemed
a
niarj.Mii
of
safely.
Nothing
Sglil
ould
be
done
of
a
provocative
iture
by
way
of
infringing
on
listing
pads.
10LENCE
IS
THREATENED
ly
Four
Thousand
Strikers
Newfoundland
Pulp
Mill.
Would
Destroy
Plant.
LONDON,
Aug.
The
Labor
tarly
today
lost
a
seal
as
a
re-
Ibiston.
A.
W.
Dean,
Conserva-
was
elected
defeating
Dal-on,
(ive.
Socialist,
and
Kingfrey,
liberal.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
Philadelphia,
7-3;
Cleveland,
Jloslon,
I
;
Chicago,
5.
W
ashlnglon,
1;
Detroit.
().
New
York,
1-1;
St.
Louis,
2-5.
.National
SI
Louis,
0;
Philadelphia,
3.
Pittsburg,
5;
New
York,
0.
Chicago,
I;
Brooklyn,
1.
Cincinnati
Boston,
rain.
Bubcrlbe
for
the
Daily
NewB.
EXHIBITS
COMING
Mineral
Shipment
Arrived
Last
Night
From
Anyox.
Early
Advice
Desired
By
Board.
A
shipment
of
ore
from
the
Oranby
smeller
and
mine,
for!
Die
mineral
exhibit
al
the
forth-!
coming
exhibition,
arrived
in
tboi
city
from
Anyox
last
night.
Kx-
dibits
from
the
Dunwell
and'
other
properties
at
Stewart,
the
Belmont
at
Surf
Inlet
and
from
the
(Juecti
-Char-lotto
Islands
arc
expected
shortly.
The
Fair
Hoard,'
is
desirous
that
those
Interested
In
the
fur-
DENTAL
DELEGATES
PLEASED
WITH
TRIPl
Made
Presentation
to
CN.R.
Official
Who
Accompanied
Them
From
Port
Arthur
IN
FOR
FALL
FAIR't
"
rushed
?
n..
n,.
v.
Vancouver
with
them.
CONFERENCE
LIKELY
SETTLE
ALL
TODAY
iiiilulnrnlintr
iinililpins
of
HlC
COtl-
tference
put
up
to
them
for
solu-
Hon
before
the
day
was
over.
CORINTHIANS
TO
PLAY
.MONTREAL,
Aug.
1.
The
fa
minis
Corinthian
fool
hall
a
in'
a
leur
team,
will
open
their
Cana-
addict,
STUART
MacLAREN
AT
PETROPAVLOSK
rouia
we
laneii
to
can
mio
:.
.,
i-n.,.,i.an
i,i,i
;,,
Hip
......
.
.
..Ira
.miii
Harry
tiarnalian,
lieiu
in
me
,
.
.
.
,.
,
iiiuiHrt
district
-c-.
agricultural
.iLTiciillnrnl
-
TOKIO,
Aug.
I.
Stuart
MacLuren
and
his
companions
are
stili
al
Pot-ropavlosk
iu
Kamchatka.
No
del
ails
of
the
cause
of
delay
have
been
received,
but
il
is
believed
that
'the
parly
is
weal
her
bound.
BLED
TO
DEATH
IN
CITY
JAIL
Harry
Carnahan
Severed
artery
In
Wrist
and
Died
Soon
Afterwards
SUPPOSED
KILLED
SELF
soinelli
in
me
naiure
oi
,
-
ig
ng
,
vnuiP
"
.
.
.......
......
'.-viiii.iifc
i,.i,iiniiii
pale
wi
h
Hie
city
ooliee
station
since
vesler-
,n
ituen.uiionai
ro
n.erence
office
"
"
-
at
.
.
-
,
al(J
sus,ected
of
a
view
,o
arr.v.iib-
.
ui.
.
-
-
-
.
,
,
dj((J
,
1
......In
J
li.ll
itk
til
'kllti
TltV
I...
nxuiiiinw
In.
:ii.l
lliere
"lu,,lt
i
"
-
oiu!
Sergeant
liailey
went
lvh
..HIV.,
vm
k
i
ii
..i.
ii.
nthi
ti.pv
Fi
1
tJVIIl.l
1IH..
ilUrf
.
II1IUUMII
IUV
WlJ
swfc
n.f,....
W
,
...
.
(.
.
.
,
tb
the
hospital
where
he
HVlllHU
ullMI'l
I
V
!l
f
I
(tf'UTU
Vila
f
Piml
Kei.nv
of
Ibis
city
joined
llio
-
-
ull
of
the
by-election
caused
l'yid,lU.Kle-
l(,re
HI1()
proceeded
t0
loss
of
blood
be
dealh
of
William
S.
Royce,
Labor
member
for
Holland-wilh-
According
to
the
prisoners
in
t
he
jail,
deceased
cut
himself
about
7
o'clock.
Asked
al
that
time
what
he
had
done,
he
said
he
had
cut
his
finger.
Later,
however,
it
was
seen
that
some-
'thing
more
serious
had
been
LONDON.
Aug.
1.
'Experts
of
done
and
the
alarm
was
raised,
the
tnter-allied
reparations
con-
Not
being
considered
a
desperate
ference
indicated
this
morning'eharacter,
Carnaban's
cell
had
dial
Ihev
expected
lo
setllo
all.
been
opened
first
thing
this
morning
along
with
those
of
other
prisoners
as
is
the
custom.
Llllle
is
known
of
Carnahan
but
he
staled
to
fellow
prisoners
that
he
was
38
years
of
age
and
had
come
from,
United
States.
Acquaintances
lie
had
formled
in
the
city
believed
he
was
a
drug
dlan
tour
here
tomorrow
when
An
inquest
will
be
held
tomor-
they
will
meet
an
all-star
team,
row
ink)
ruing
at
10
o'clock
before
Sir
Arthur
Currie
will
kick
off.
Cnn..ner
Walter'
Gale.
IIIU
General
Hospital
shortly
after
9
llheiii
and
confusion
avoided
at
o
clock
tins
morning,
itieeuing
to
Ihe
time
of
the
Kxhibilion
unen-'death
from
a
cut
on
the
rigiil
i,,,,
wrist
believed
(o
have
been
self
inflicted
with
a
safety
razor
blade
in
cell
No.
G
which
he
was
Carnahan
landed
iu
jail
yester
day
niurning
at
3.10
o
clock,
lie
'was
arrested
at
the
General
Hos
pital
on
complaint
from
the
staff.
He
went
to
the
hospital
stating
that
he
had
been
sent
there
by
a
doctor.
This
was
denied
by
the
.L.nlH
It.
...mut
it.ti
Til..
,1111'UOa
Highly
pleased
with
the
rail,
...
,
.
.....,
At,
Hp
we,..
40
de.,ga.es
fmm
-
ken
to
jail.
Eastern
Canada'
to
Ihe
Canadian
'
.
all
bhorlly
af
er
8
o
clock
h.
Dental
Association
convenlion
next
week
passed
'o''.
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uii
uiu;
b
,......
.
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ii.,.'
;....
i.
iP,.i,.
ii
i
Ain
i.n.1.
anu
uniei
tcRers
arrneu,
uiu
Ifwfiiuiiil
and
Puln
V
J'aner
Co
i.,
itiirii
trot!
nl
P.i
Pt'l
11(111
1
II.
..r-r'-'
"
"
'
-"
-"
'
.
nil,.
I,
nil
(..nil....
u'M'ilHr
lliul
tomorrow.
It
Is
slated.
(LABOR
GOVERNMENT
Prisoners
in
the
lock-up
at
tracl-a,e,t
fore
the
boat
sailed
for
(he
south
ed
be
,
.t
e"
n
of
U,
L
ley
,1
o'clock,
they
had
the
op-
,rtunity
lo
see
the
city
and
meet
-
'
,.",''
.
"i
.;
ZZmu
ueaten
lo
destroy
Ihe
company
.friends
here.
,
.--
Ir
"iT
Unt
.d
fores.s
in
.he
vicinl.y.
.
arrival
here,
the
parly
pre-
the
ii
irem
it
Monroe
leaves
senieu
ii.
i")
nr.
inspvtim
..
-
he
dis.nc.
iiumeilia.ely.
Hvery'
peeping
and
dininp
;
cars
for
hmTLi
,
to
tlu.
the
street
station.
On
pian
is
uemauuiug
nee
mcuis
wm.
u.
,......,..
,,
fllllllH
r.g,.nnhnM
vinc
lie
governmenl
government
'
s
expense
expense
after.
from
Port
Arthur,
with
a
nanu-V"'
'
..,...,
fI-
te
right
U,
and
.
safety
e
.
o
Service
and
Vourlesies
extended
raor
blade
near
him
Ihe
man
Uy
well
gone
at
hat
time
them.
The
party
was
me.
up
the
inF
WAT
TfiI)AY
line
and.
accompanied
here,
by
H.
anu
i
ier
il
1UUAI.
LUatiatAl
Mexa,!,,,,.,
CN.R.
district
s'llc
'inl
'
,cd
,
a,n1
JInkelH
I
-n
,als(
,,ei"
saturaled.
He
was
here
as
soon
as
they
had
the
building
ready.
History
of
Board.
In
skelching
the
work
of
the
Hoard
in
the
past,
.Mr.
Dybhavii
said
il
bad
llrsl
been
establish
ed
in
an
advisory
capacity
in
1
8118
under
Hie
direction
of
the
department
of
marine
and
fish
eries
for
Hie
purpose
of
carry
ing
on
scientific
and
research
work.
A
floating
laboratory
on
a
scow
was
used
first
at
SI.
An-
Irews.
New
Brunswick,
and
they
commenced
work
on
a
limited
scale.
They
moved
to
Canso.
to
Prince
Edward
Island
points
and
lo
Canso,
Nova
Scotia,
and
then
lo
Gaspc,
Quebec.
Finding
that
Hie
arrangement
did
not
fulfil
a
useful
purpose
Hie
question
arose
of
providing
more
up
to
.
date
plant.
This
was
huill
at
St.
Andrews
and
also
a
station
was
established
al
Departure
Day,
near
Nanaimo,
for
Hie
Pacific
Coast,
with
Rev.
Mr.
Taylor
in
charge.
It
was
equipped
with
suitable
boats
and
apparatus
and
provision
was
made
for
students
who
wished
to
use
il.
New
Laws
Passed.
Dissatisfaction
arose
again
MAJOR
ZANNI
FLYING
FAST
BAGDAD,
Aug.
1.
Major
Zaiini,-
the
Argentine
round
the
world
airman,
arrived
here
al
noon
yesterday,
'and
left
for
Basra
four
hours
later.
THREE
ARE
KILLED
FELL
FROM
AIRPLANE
CRAWFORDSVILLli,
Ark.,
Aug
1.
Two
men
and
one
woman
were
killed;
when
the
aeroplane
in
which
they
were
making
an
exhibition
flight,
fell
fifteen
hundred
feet.
BIRTH
A
son
was
born
this
morning
iu
the
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital,
to
Mr.
and
Mrs,
O.
J.
Reading,
of
No.
I,
Summit
Ap
arlments.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parlies.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rales,
apply
to
Boston
and
6th
St.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL.
XIV.,
NO.
180,
PRINCE
nUPKHT,
H.C.,
FRIDAY,
AUGUST
1,
1024.
Yesterday
Circulation,
1834
Street
Salea.
638
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
inici.
iiuon
UNDARY
IS
TO
BE
SETTLED
SOON
HALF
COMPANY
OF
NAVAL
VOLUNTEERS
TO
BE
ORGANIZED
IN
THIS
CITY
British
Government
Will
Press
Irish
Boundary
Bill
in
Commons
Regardless
of
Political
Results
LONDON,
Aug.
1.
The
House
of
Commons
upon
re-as
K'inliliiig
took
up
the
Irish
question.
Colonial
Secretary
Thomas
ON
600TH
VOYAGE.
CN.R.
steamer
Prince
George
is
entering
on
fifteenth
year
of
successful
service.
Biological
Museum
to
be
Here
and
Private
Interest
Solicited
thai
Ihe
board
did
not
serve
useful
purpose
and
friction
developed.
The
result
was
that
a
new
law,
"The
Hiologieal
Hoard
Act."
was
.passed
incorporating
a
separalo
uody
under
the
department
of
marine
and
fisher
ies.
Dr.
Knight
was
chosen
a
mimlff
nf
llin
Imurtl
unit
lulni
t
to
Make
its
Collection
Complete
appointed
chairman
and
retain-
i
ed
that
position
today.
members
were
appointed
and
still
it
was
mil
satisfactory
Jo
Ihe
fishing
industry.
Representations
were
made
and
the
law
was
amended
giving
three
addi
tional
members,
one
representing
the
fishing
industry
on
each
coast
and
the
other
a
govern
ment
official
who
was
an
expert.
It
was
suggested
that
educational
work
should
be
car
ried
on
al
the
stations,
one
on
each
coast.
One
was
being
completed
at
Halifax
and
the
otber,
it
was
expected,
would
be
placed
here.
It
would
include
a
laboratory
for
invest
iguling
the
preservation
and
curing
of
ditrerent
kinds
of
fish
and
also
would
have
specimens
of
the
various
(continued
on
page
two)
GOLD
PLANTS
NOT
COMPLETE
Will
Be
Sixty
Davs
Before
Two
Centres
on
Islands
Will
Be
Worklna.
C.
T.
Cabrera,
manager
of
the
B.
C.
Mines
Co..
of
Masse!!,
wires
to
say
that
Ihe
company
has
two
plants
for
the
recovery
of
gold
in
course
of
construc
tion,
one
at
Rose
Spit
and
the
other
at
Massett.
II
win
lake
sixty
days
lo
complete
these
and
it
will
therefore
be
some
time
before
the
real
production
of
gold
takes
place.
Mr.
Cabrera
is
anxious
thai
no
one
should
he
misled
into
going
to
Massett
wit
h
the
idea
of
mining
until
it
is
established
that
Ihe
precious
metal
can
wj.
"recovered
from
Ihe
sands
on
u
profitable
basis.
Subscribe
for
the
Daily
News
Steps
Being
Taken
Here
to
Form
Naval
Volunteer
Corps
Recruiting
Likely
Very
Soon
During
the
past
eighteen
months
a
naval
volunteer
reserve
force
has
been
started
iu
the
Dominion
with
depots
at
various
places
as
St.
Johns,
Toronto,
Ottawa,
Winnipeg,
Saskatoon,
Calgary,
Kdmonton
and
Vancouver.
At
each
of
these
places
the
units
ar
up
lo
strength
and
many
have
a
waiting
list
of
would-be
recruits.
The
raising
or
a
half
company,
55
all
told,
has
been
proposed
for
Prince
Rupert
and
it
is
expected
that
recruiting
will
be
approved
by
the
department
of
national
defence
in
the
near
future.
;
First
At
Victoria.
The
first
formation
of
a
volunteer
reserve
force
w
al
Victoria,
in
1013,
though
a
similar
movement
has
been
iu
force
iu
Great
Ilrlain
for
many
years.
During
I
he
recent
war
the
personnel
of
the
volunteer
reserve
was
1.37
4,
but
under
Hie
re-organization
scheme
of
about
18
months
ago,
the
strength
was
1,000.
Where
units
have
been
7
5
per
cent,
of
establishment,
a
permanent
petty
officer
instructor
has
been
appointed,
head-
A
museum
is
lo
be
established
here
in
connection
with
the
j'luarters
secured
and
stores
sup-proposed
biological
station
and
it
is
hoped
that
private
persons
lllu'd
in
'order
l"1-
Die
well
as
the
government
will
aid
iu
making
it
representative
ofi,iu
requisite
may
be
given.
the
fishing
iirdultb".
according
lo
John
Dvbhavn.
who
addressed)
Drills
-are
-Ix.th
intereSllrffr
and
the
Rolary
Club
yesterday
on
the
work
of
the
biological
board
u(
useful,
members
being
given
in-(
Canada.
He
said
it
was
always
difficult
and
slow
getting
govern
Islrucllon
in
seamanship
such
as
ments
to
do
work
of
that
kind.
In
Sweden
they
had
one
of
the
rulp
of
",e
,oa''.
Iiplm
an
com-
best
biological
museum??
lit
the
world
and
it
was
largely
the
re-
'pa-
bends
and
hilches,
knots
soil
of
private
effort.
He
hoped
similar
work
would
be
doue,a,lJ
splices,
boat
sailing,
etc.
Also
gunnery,
which
includes!
a;ieciures
on
amumiiou.
iz
pound.
i
er
gun
drill
on
a
fixed
mounting,
months,
during
which
time
in-
Other
'struction
is
given
in
all
guns
up
lo-
the
latest
C-inch,
director
firing,
torpedo
work.
The
oppor
tunity
also
arises
for
service
afloat
for
a
similar
period.
Receives
Pay.
I
In
Hie
event
of
a
volunteer
CONFER
OVER
RUSSIAN
PACT
Rakovsky
Left
For
London
Airplane
After
Hurried
Trip
to
Russia.
MOSCOW,
Aug.
1.
After
By
approved
and
have
a
strength
oree!
,,f
Slurried
conferences
with
the
Government
in
respect
to
Hie
status
of
the
Anglo-Rus
sian
conference,
M.
Rakovsky'.
principal
Soviet
delegate,,
left
yesterday
for
London
by
airplane.
New
proposals,
it
is
ex-ix'otwi
w
i
11
bri
m
g.1
JHonfenre-i
it
London
to
a
successful
SERIOUS
MOVE
DUBLIN
STRIKE
also
a
field
service
carriage,
signalling
in
all
branches.
I
the,C,tJ!8.
E'etrlc
Current
Cut
Off
Volunteer
reservists
from
west
as
far
as
Winnipeg
are
given
the
opportunity
of
training
a)
Esquimau
Naval
Har-
racks
for
periods
of
14
days
to
This
Morning
and
Businesses
Are
Forced
to
Close
DUBLIN,
Aug.
1.
A
serious
development
occurred
today
in
the
strike
of
municipal
workers
who
went
out
last
week
demanding
increased
pay.
The
electric
current
here
was
cut
oTf
this
morning
involving
the
closing
of
many
factories
and
stores
in
the
city.
Dislocation
of
shipping
at
Ihe
dorks
was
also
i-niisod
nnri
reservist
from
Prince
Hu-!iepe
going
,
danger
of
ele
slop-pert
lo
Lsquimall,
he
would
re-
,
of
t
;traffic
ceive
the
pay
of
his
rank
or
ral-i
ing
from
the
time
of
departure
till
return,
together
with
free
transportation
both
ways.
Recent
ly
32
volunteers
embarked
at
Vancouver
for
a
cruise
to
Halifax
wilh
the
special
service
squadron.
Eleven
went
to
NARROW
ESCAPE
SOVIET
HEAD
the
"Repulse"
and
21
to
the'
LONDON.
Aug.
1.
President
Hood,"
these
men
came
from
Kalenin
of
Soviet
governmenl
had
Winnipeg
and
St.
John.
No
ex-
a
-Hrrow
escape
from
death
by
pense
was
incurred
by
them
and
lightning
today
when
the
house
they
will
have
an
interesting
jn
u,e
village
in
which
he
was
lime,
and
see
places
which
they
taking
refuge
from
the
slorm
was
otherwise
might
not.
struck
by
a
boll.
The.
driver
of
When
Ihe
"Thiepval"
left
on
,is
carriage
was
killed.
her
long
trip
lo
Japan,
5
volun-j
teer
reservists
formed
part
of
ami
y
ri7C
CICUIMP
lift-
eiimiilenient.
The
.same
tllillgiVllLI
I
ML
I
lulllllll
applies
to
the
last
cruise
of
the
"Patrician"
lo
Mexican
waters,
though
of
course
there
were
more
than
live,
probably
fifteen.
Not
Professional
Sailor.
The
volunteer
reservist
does
not
have
to
be
a
professional
sailor,
bul
must
be
a
British
subject,
18
to
10
years
of
age.
After
filling
In
the
application
form,
he
has
to
pass
a
strict
medical
examination,
at
ho
cost
lo
himself,
before
being
finally
accepted.
Only
two
units
are
allowed
for
the
Pacific
coast.
Vancouver
has
one
over
full
strength
and
Rupert
has
the
opportunity
for
Ihe
oilier,
but
only
if
sufficient
recruits
ure
forthcoming
in
the
near
future.
In
the
event
of
a
unit
being
formed-
here
arrangements
would
very
soon
be
made
for
as
many
as
wanted
lo
proceed
away
for
training
in
the
South.
BOATS
WITH
CATCHES
Only
five
boats
arrived
in
time
for
Hie
sale
today
wilh
their
catches.
They
were:
American
Tahoma,
43,000,
lo
Allln
Fisheries,
at
n.!0
and
7..
Prosperity,
21,000,
to
Pacific
Fisheries,
at
12.60
and
7.
Canadian
Fisher.
13,000,
to
Cold
Storage
Co.,
at
13.50
and
0.
Cape
Spencer,
7,000,
lo
Cold
Storage
Co.,
at
13
and
8.50.
Point
May.
5,000,
.tp
Royal
Fish
Co.,
at
13
and
9.
NOT
FLYINQ
TODAY
KIRKWA
LL
u
g.
1
Th
a
U.8.
aviators
were
unable
to
resume
their
flight
today
due
In
fog
n
the
vicinity
of
Iceland.
It
is
likely
they
will
remain
here
over
Hie
week
end.