mil
25
TAXI
and
B
OSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
.
JJ
;'ifW?''
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
dances,
banquets
ami
wedding
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
parlies.
and
6th
SU
PRINCE
RUPERT
Fur
rales,
apply
lo
Boston
drill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL.
XIV.,
NO,
159.
IMIINOE
HUPEHT,
'B.C.,
Tl'ESDAY,
JULY
8,
11)21.
Yrsterdny'n
Circulation,
Strrvt
Saleii,
53
PhlCE
FIVE
CENTS.
GRAlt
SANDUNG
GREAT
BRITAIN
IS
OFF
TO
FINE
Supplementary
Estimates
Tabled
Today
at
Ottawa
Contain
Vote
of
$150,000
to
Start
Elevator
Here
Provision
for
a
grain
elevator
at
Prince
Rupert
similar
to
that
at
Edmonton
Is
Included
in
the
supplementary
estimates
which
ere
being
brought
down
in
the
House
of
Commons
at
Ottawa
today
according
to
a
telegram
which
was
received
by
Douglas
Stork
today
from
his
father,
Fred
Stork,
The
wire
adds
that
the
present
vote
is
for
$150,000
and
that
the
contract
.will
be
let
just
as
soon
as
the
plans
can
be
prepared.
It
is
assumed
that
this
appropriation
provides
only
for
HARTLEY
DEWART
DIED
YESTERDAY
Was
Liberal'
Chief
In
Ontario
Legislature
For
Three
Years
Prominent
Barrister
TOIIONTO.
July
8.
Herbert
Hartley
Dewarl,
former
Liberal
leader
in
the
Ontario
legislature,
died
last
night.
The
la
fa'
Mr.-
Dewarl,-
who
al
in
'lie
legislature
for
Toronto
Suit;
liwcxt.
Sent
A.
was
the,
son
of
the
laic
llov.
Dr.
Dcwarl
for
many
years
prominent
in
the
.Methodist
ministry
and
editor
of
Hip
Christian
(luanlinii.
He
was
Jmii'ii
in
Canada
and
educated
in
Toronto.
As
a
barrister
he
was
connected
with
a
number
of
historical
legal
cases.
He
was
first
elected
to
the
Ontario
legislature
al
a
by-election
in
11)10
to
Till
the
vacancy
caused
by
the
death
or
the
lale
Hon.
J.
J.
Foy.
He
was
elected
In
llio
leadership
of
Ihe
Liberals
in
the
legislature
in
lUl'J
and
resigned
(hat
post
in
iy?S.
Ho
was
re-elecled'
lo
Hie
legislature
at
Ihe
general
election
in
lUtU
He
was
a
Methodist
and
made
his
bonus
in
Toronto.
UNITED
STATES
WINS
SHOOTING
Canada
Socond
and
Finland
Third
at
Olympic
Event
l'AHIS,
July
8,
The
Canadian
sharpshooters
in
the
Olympic
compel
Won
today
won
the
shoot
off
for
second
place
with
Fin
land,
whose
learn
number
three
(led
litem
yesterday
wilh
a
score
or
3C0.
Tito
United
Stales
won
Hie
competition
with
a
score
of
303,
PATENT
FOR
ALASKA
CRAFT
IS
GRANTED
Provldos
for
Submerslblo
Boat,
Dlvos
and
Breaks
Ice
In
North
SEATTLE,
July
8.
Simon
Lake
has
received
a
patent
'for
a
submersible
cargo
vessel
de
signed
lo
navigate
in
northern
waters.
It
consists
of
a
boat
wilh
a
superstructure
by
which
Hie
navigator
may
divo
and
rise
find
break
a
path
for
continued
surface
navigation.
LErUOASEBALL
National
League
Brooklyn
5,
Pittsburg
.
Chicago
3,
SI.
Louis
15.
American
League
Boston
2-3,
Philadelphia
0-0,
Detroit.
Cleveland,
rain.
"illie
substructure,
tbe
construction
which
would
take
until
such
lime
as
a
furllier
estimate
may,
jbe
passed
lo
complete
it.
While
described
as
being
similar
to
the'
lelevalor
at
Edmonton,
Hie
slruc-'
dure
here
would
necessarily
have
lo
possess
I
he
features
of
a
ter-
initial
elevator
allowing
il
lo,take
grain
from
cars
and
transfer
it
tuiDfAlllon
rLLLl
UfAI
ships.
Canadian
Press
O'lTAWA.
July
8.
Sui.nlc-
nienlary
estimates
aggregating
$0,UOi,80'J
were
tabled
in
llnv
House
of
Commons
today.
They
I
include.
!
50,000
tfi
Wait
The
conslructurc
of
a
grain
elevalor
at
Prince
Hiiperl
and
$
150,000
for
the
completion
of
the
elevalor
al
Edmonton.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Slx
Boats
Sold
70,500
Pounds
of
.
I
UHHk..i
.a
i
iLi.
ntiiiuui
v
bAvnango
in
is
Morning
Three
American
and
thr-V
Canadian
schooners
marketed
70,500
pounds
of
halibut
on
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
Of
this
total
the.
Americans
bad
10,000
and
the
Canadians
21,500
pounds.
Canadians
received
a
cent
higher
lor
second
class
fish
lltan
did
Ihe
Americans.
The
arrivals
were:
American
Grolh,
I
l,500pounds
at
(3o
and
Oc
lo
Ihe
Booth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Pelican,
0,500
pounds
Mil
1
2.
Go
and
6c
lo
the
Itoyal
Fish
Co.
Superior,
25,000
pound,
at
ll.'Jc
and
0c.
to
the
Canadian
Fish
vl
Cold
Storage
Co.
Canadian
Tillie
S.,
5,500
pounds
at
11.
On
and
7o
lo
the
Iloyal
Fish
Co.
M.
M.
Christopher,
10,000
pounds,
at
It.
7c.
and
"c
lo
'the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
I'air
of
Jacks,
11,000
pounds,
at
1
1.7c
and
7c
lo
the
Alltn
Fisheries.
Salmon
Irish
Belle
2,200
reds
and
(100
whites
al
lie
and
3c
to
the
At
lin
Fisheries.
ATTEMPT
TO
SCALE
MOUNT
GEIKIE
TO
START
THIS
WEEK
EDMONTON,
July
8.
A
third
allempt
to
scale
Mount
Geikie,
(0,851
feet
in
height
and
queen
of
die
Jasper
Park
mountains,
is
to
be
made
by
a
party
which
led
Edmonton
today
for
Jaspar.
Out-'
filling
for
the
parly
has
been
completed
al
Jasper
and
a
start
will
lie
made
almost
linnnedialely
on
ils
arrival
there.
The
party
thai
will
allempt
lo
scale
th,c
peak
consists
nT
Cyril
O.
Wales
or
Edmonton,
Vale
E.
Fynn
of
St.
Louis,
M.
D.
Geildes,
editor
of
(lie
Farm'
and
llauch
llevicw,
Toronto,
Mr.
Shirk,
C.N.Il.
photographer,
and
Vernon
Barfonl.
Mount
Geikle
so
far
has
never
yet
been
scaled.
SON
OF
PRESIDENT
COOLIDQE
IS
DEAD
WASHINGTON.
July
8.
The
White
House
is
iti
mourning
today
for
Calvin
Coolidge.
jr.,
younger
son
of
President'
and
Mrs.
Coolidge,
is
dead.
He
succumbed
to
an
attack
of
blood
poisoning
witli
which
lie
was
stricken
last
week.
nniTioii
nrrT
nnv
AT
SAN
FRANCISCO
Elaborate
Reception
Given
Squadron
When
It
Reached
California
Metropolis
.
'
'
Last'Nfohf"''''
SAN
FHANCISCO,
July
8.
The
Hrilisli
service
squadron
beaded
by
(he
Hood,
mightiest
of
Hie
sea
balllcrs,
will
i?e
dry
during
lis
three
day
visit
lo
San
Francisco
harbor.
The
fleet
ar-
,
jVrd
from
Hrilisli
Columbia
last
.
.
.
infill.
Vice-Admiral
Frederick
Field,
K.C.B.,
in
command
of
the
squadron,
notified
Gerald
Campbell,
Hrilisli
consul-general
here
before
arriving
dial
in
de
ference
lo
the
I8lh
Amendment
and
the
California
dry
laws,
a
seal
would
be
put
011
Ihe
liquor
stores
of
t
tic
big
sea
fighters.
Ihe
dispensing
of
liquor
while
the
vessels
are
in
the
harbor
would
be
no
violation
of
the
law,
il
was
pointed
out
by
authorities
here,
but
(he
drought
has
been
declared
as
a
courtesy
to
the
American
people.
A
noisy
niul
colorful
reception,
participated
in
by
all
manner
of
gaily-
bedecked
bay
craft
1
number
of
vessels
of
the
Unit
ed
States
bailie
fleet
and
the
land
and
air
forces
of
the
Army
and
Navy
here
greeted
(he
arrival
of
Ihe
visiting
ships.
San
Francisco
is
the
only
American
mainland
port
al
which
the
squadron
will
touch.
BARBER
IS
SENTENCED
FOR
RAZOR
ATTACK
Edmonton
Razor
Artist
Gets
8lx
Months
For
Slashing
Man
With
Whom
He
Quarrelled
EDMONTON,
July
8.
follow
ing
a
quarrel
in
die
SI.
James
Hotel,
10
1
si
Street,
on
Dominion
Day,
Joseph
Barber
is
alleged
to
linin
nllnnlrml
11
ni
n
lili
I'd
I
Wilson
with
a
nuor,
inflicting
u
deep
wound
in
his
arm.
Barber
ap-
peared
before
Magistrate
1.
C.
H.
Primrose'
In
(lie
police
court
charged
with
assault
and
was
sentenced
lo
six
months
hard'
labor
In
Fort
Saskatchewan
Jail,
In
lite
course
of
evidence
it
was
disclosed
that
Barber
became
disorderly
In
Ihe
beer
saloon
ofiOlher
local
mine
quotations
the
SI.
James
Hotel.
He
left
tlio
premises
and
returned
laler
with
a
nuor
In
his
hand,
and
when
Nellson
attempted
to
stop
his.2c;
Independence
(asked),
25o;
progress,
Barber,
It
is
alleged,
slashed
him
on
the
arm.
Subsorlbe.
for
the
Dally
News.
PLANT
TO
BE
ERECTED
START
AT
OLYMPIAD;
TWO
EVENTS
WON
Habe
Hit
t
h
may
be
(ho
King
of
Swat
hut
lie
is
an
every-day
buck
private
in
the
National
Guard
which
he
joined
recently
Bank
Inspection
Bill
Given
u-
First
Reading
and
Estimates
Contain
$50,000
for
Salaries'
OTTAWA,
July
8.
The
House
of
Commons
gave
its
first)
I'p.'iilinir
vesfpi'iiav
lo
u
lull
timviilini?
lor
it
irnv
ro
tncnl
wstpm
or
O
-
I
bank
inspection.
Hon.
J.
A.
Holib,
acting
minister
of
finance,
said
that
a
properly
qualified
inspector
would
be
appointed
lo
go
through
(he
head
offices
of
all
chartered
banks.
The
government
hoped
to
prevent
(he
issue
of
loans
on
spector
would
give
advice
on
the
value
of
all
securities
on
which
loans
were
made
and
would
warn
the
banks
of
depreciation.
He
would
have
broad
advisory
powers
though
he
would
not
attempt
to
prevent
any
particular
loan
being
made.
The
supplementary
esdmales
brought
in
today
included
$50,000
as
the
salary
for
an
inspector
general
of
banks
and
his
staff.
Senator
Ralston
Lifted
to
Point
of
Vantage
in
Ninety
Third
Ballot
at
Convention
NEW
YOHK,
July
8.
With
the
support
for
William
Oibbs
McAdoo
hammered
fo
a
new
low
level
and
Governor
Al
Smith
of
New
York
about
holding
his
own,
(he
Democratic
National
convention
today
lifted
Senator
Ralston
of
Indiana
lo
a
new
point
of
vantage
in
the
balloting
for
a
presidential
nominee.
The
ninety-third
ballot,
the
last
of
the
morning,
resulted
as
follows:
M'?Adoo
.
,
311
Smith
...
....
..
...
355
Vj
Halslon
Y
HOW
Davis,
West
Virginia
08
Underwood
...
v..
..
H
Glass
27
llobiiisou
;
.
.
.
10
llilchie
'".
....
1GW
Walsh
(Vi
Sanlsbury
...
.
C
Cummiiigs
...
.
8Vj
Meredith
Bryan
8
Baker
2
DUNWELL
MINE
STOCK
IS
GETTING
COSTLY
Upward
Movement
Continues
and
Shares
Are
Now
Selling
at
S5.00
Dunwell
mine
slock
continues
lils
upward
movement
on
the
slock
exchange
and
was
selling
last
week
for
$o.00
a
share
.were:
Eldorado,
15o
(asked);
Glacier
Creek,
30c;
Granby,
$14
llazelloii
Cold
Cobalt
(asked),
Indian
(asked),
22o;
-
Premier,
$2.10;
rtufus
(asked),
15c;
Surf
fillet
(asked),
17.0.J
Terminus
'asked'.
25c.
'
-
"
-
U
U
J
insufficient
securities.
The
in
VANCOUVER
HAS
LEAGUE
BERTH
Salt
Lake
Franchise
In
Pacific
Coast
Baseball
Circuit
is
Transferred
LOS
ANGELES,.
July
8.
The
Sail
Lake
team
in
the
Pacidc
woull,
ask
,ial
a
roval
comInjs
Coast
baseball
league
is
to
bejsiou
be
amll
u,
look
in(u
llie
transferred
lo
Vancouver
ll
was
announced
hHl
night
by
William
Lane,
president
of
the
club.
The.!
transfer
will
bo
made
at
the
end
of
the
series
here
this
wek.
If
(ho
experiment
of
two
weoks
in
Vancouver
is
successful,
die
club
will
adopt
Vancouver
as
its
home
for
the
remainder
of
the
season.
BILL
PROVIDING
FINNISH
TREATY
READ
FIRST
TIME
OTTAWA,
July
8.
The
first
reading
of
die
bill
giiug
reciprocal
moist
favored
nation
treatment
wilh
Finland
was
given
by
the
House
"f
Commons
yesterday.
British
Racers
Win
100
and
800
Metre
Events
at
Colombes
COLOMBES,
France,
July
8.
fireat
Britain
conquered
the
United
States
in
the
feature
event
of
the
Olympic
Games
for
the
second
straight
day
when
I).
(1.
Lowe,
team
mate
of
Harold
Abrahams,
winner
of
the
100
metres
event
yesterday,
led
a
brilliant
field
lo
a
finish
in
the
800
metre
final
Ihis
afternoon.
H.
H.
Stnllerd,
Hie
Hrilisli
favorite,
set
a
terrific
pace
for
three-quarters
of
the
way
when
Lowe
came
through
with
u
burst
of
speed,
finishing
but
half
a
second
slower
than
the
world's
record.
The
two
Canadians,
Coaffcei
and
Hesler,
qualified
for
the
semi-finals
in
the
200
metre
event.
In
liis
beat
Harold
Abrahams,
British
star
winner
of
the
100
metre
event
yesterday,
defeated
Charley
Paddock,
(he
United
Slates
sprinter,
in
the
200
metre
event.
u.
s.
AIRMEN
REACH
BAGDAD
BAGDAD,
'July
8.
The
United
Stales
airmen,
on
"Iheir
round
the
wOrl.d
flight,
arrived
here
this
evening
from
Bushire
and
will
leave
in
the
morning
for
Aleppo,
Syria.
t
TT
f-
TTTTTTT-W-TT-T
rTT
WIRELESS
PARTY
I
IS
IN
EDMONTON."'1
so,ey
h?
I'femier
Macdonald
lor
whether
Dominion
renresen
Left
Alberta
Capital
today
to'
Erect
Plants
Which
will
Connect
Herschel
Is-
land
with
Outside
Lieut.
H.
A.
Young
ami
a
mall
parly
of
other
ranks
of
the
Signals
Corps
afler
spending
several
days
in
the
city
left
for
the
north
today
to
erect
the
series
of
wireless
plants
which
will
al
a
laler
dale
connect
tlio
inhabitants
of
the
fur
country
with
(he
"outside."
H
is
not
expected,
that
lite
station
on
Herschel
Island
will
bo
'
set
ui
before
(he,
summer
of
1925,
bul
the
other
two
stations
will
possibly
completed
this
sea
son.
The
Signal
Corps
men
will
probably
remain
in
(he
north
for
two
years.
MONTREALER
WANTS
REAL
INVESTIGATION
MONTHEAL,
July
8.
court
house
ami
not
only
jlll5
police
department
or
die
city
hall
should
be
thoroughly
investigated,"
Alderman
Lalonde
stated
In
iriviiiLr
notice
dial
at
dip
next
....',
.,
of
Hip
eltv
council
ho
nWp.men!lnnpd
hulldinir
as
well
flS
oIIipm
,
;
rnnfiAtTTAlT
I
iniro
LUlUUll
1U11
LfiUlLJ
BASKETBALL
TEAM
ARRIVES
IN
PARIS
PAHIS,
July
8.
The
Edmonton
Commercial
Grads,
international
women
basketball
champions,
have
arrived
here
after
landing
in
Liverpool
last
Friday
on
the
liner
Mount
Iloyal
and
visiting
London
in
die
meantime.
All
.members
of
the
team
are
looking
well
and
arc
keen
to
get
started
on
Iheir
continental
series
according
to
Iheir
manager,
J.
P.
DISCUSSION
ON
NOTETO
ALLIES
This
Is
What
French
and
British
Premiers
'are
Discussing
Today
I'AIIIS,
July
8.
The
projected
jiioie
to
the
Allied
nations
setting
forth
France's
views
regarding
tlio
problems
raised
by
the
forthcoming
London
conference
will
form
the
basis
for
the
jnterview
here
today
between
VreinTeY
Maci
donald
of
Great
Britain
and
Premier
Herriot
of
FYance.
The
nole
will
be
sent
only
after
an
agreement
has
been
reached
bc-
Itvnptl
Hip
lu-n
ni'pmipru
nml
I
will
Iflllv
become
a
Franco-British
document.
I
LONDON,
Jifly
8
Whether
the
Hrilisli
F.mnirp.
wilt
tin'
rphrpspnl-
natives
will
be
invited
lo
die
in-
ler-allied
conference
here
on
July
10
will
be
decided
when
(ho
premier
confers
wilh
Dominion
representatives
here.
WOULDREMOVE
PENSION
BOARD
Progressive
Member
For
West
Kootenay
Has
Resolution
to
Submit
to
Committea
OTTAWA,
July
8,
L.
W.
Humphrey,
Progressive
M.P.
fur
West
Kootenay.
in
view
of
the
JiepiesentatiunH
and
information
presented
to
die
committee,
lias
moved
that
the
committee
oii
soldiers'
pensions
recommend
to
die
Govern
or-(ieneral-in-Council
that
the
board
of
pension
commissioners
be
removed
from
office.
The
motion
will
be
dis-
P10'cussed
at.
the
next
meeting
of
the
-'committee.
YOUNG
VANCOUVER
MEN
SELL
BLOOD
FOR
?50
A
PINT
VANCOUVER
July
8.
tfrans-fusion
of
blood
by
young
men
here
al
"$25
a
half
pint"
has
proved
profitable,
according
to
employment
olllcialst
who
say
thorn
has
been
a
demand
for
such
services.
Hospitals
re
quire
healthy
men
for
Ihe
pur
pose.
Advertising
has
brought
plenly
of
applicants
'Usually.
SQUADRON
AT
'FRISCO
SAN
FllANCISCO,
July
8.
The
British
special
service
squadron
arrived
here
lale
yesterday
aflcr'nooiufor'a
three
day
visit.
The
trip
from
Vancouver
was
made
in,
2W
days
and
there
was
gunnery
'practice
on
the
way
down
the
coast.