Lewis
deputed
Machcle
Ilomano,
the
Italian
challenger
Tor
the
world's
heavyweight
champion-'
Defeated
Rspresentatlve
Austra
Han
Team
by
4
to
1
Today
Small
Orlovanco
Causes
Seven
Doaths
at
Delhi,
India
DELHI,
July
12.
Seven
arc
reported
to
have
been
killed
yester
day
in
a
riot,
the
outcome
or
a
quarrel
between
Hindus
and
Moslems.
The
Hindus
objected
to
a
Moslem
boy
drawing
water
from
a
certain
well.
PRINCE
WILL
HAVlT
PONIES
IN
GOTHAM
To
Send
Eight
Horsos
to
Interna
tlonal
Tournament
According
to
British
Player
NEW
YORK.
July
12.
Accord-,
Co.
SCALE
IN
OREGON
slop,
with
two
straight
falls.'
Who
Is
Visiting
City,
Lew,
.cored
Jho-fi.sl
fall
in.
two
Hynd,
hours
and
fifteen
minute
and
Owns
15,000
Acre
Ranoh
In
the
second
in
four
minules.
Roth.
Web
Foot
State
wrestler
had
to
be
dragged
to
their
corners
after
the
first
fall.
Jack
liyml
of
Cecil,
Oregon,
The
match
was
witnessed
by
the
who
is
here
visiting
his
brother-
gealesl
crowd
since
Gotch
in.
law,
Waller
Shaw,
is
one
of
wrestled
with
llackcnschniidt
in
the
large
scale
ranchers
or
the
1010.
CANADA
WON
TEST
MATCH
Web
Fool
state.
He
owns
a
ranch
of
15,000
acres
which
is
devoted
to
the
ranging
of
8,000
head
of
sheep
and
the
raising
of
one
thousand
Ions
of
hay
annually.
Some
of
the
land
is
also
farmers.
Cecil,
Oregon,
is
situated
about
150
miles
east
or
Portland
on
the
slate
highway
and
about
ten
miles
rrom
the
Columbia
Ilivcr
ADELAIDE.
South
Australia,
Highway.
Julv
12.
Heroic
10,000
specta-
Ibis
is
Mr.
HyinC
HrM
visit
tors,
the
Canadian
all
star
fool-to
Prince
Hupert
and
he
is
im
bailers
defeated
a
representative
pressed
with
the
strategic-
loca
Australian
eleven
by
a
score
or
I
lion
of
I
lie
port
and,
from
what
to
t
fn
(he
nrih
lest
match
oMie
has
seen
and
heard,
anlici-
tlielr
tour.
Each
country
has
won,
pales
rapid
development
here.
Mr
two
or
Hie
test
matches
and
one
Hynd
and
Mr.
Shaw
came
West
has
been
drawn.
together
over
twenty
years
ago,
Tim
r.nnadinn
record
for
the
the
former
immediately
settling
lour
stands
at
ten
games
won,
in
Oregon
and
(lie
latter
going
to
five
lost
and
six
drawn,
including
the
Crow's
Nest
Pass,
Okanagali
the
test
matches.
MOSLEMS
AND
HINDUS
RIOT
and
Yukon
before
finally
settling
in
Prince
Hupert.
Mr.
Hynd
is
in
the
course
of
making
I
lie
C.N.It.
triangle
tour
FISH
ARRIVALS
Four
American
Boats
Sold
Catches
Totalling
38,000
Lbs.
at
Exchange
This
Morning
Four
Canadian
halibut
jschoon-
Slomge
Co.
Lillian
M.,
15,000.
lbs.,
at
13.2c
and
He,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
I
la,
2,000
lbs.,
nl
12.0c
ami
7c,
to
the
Rooth
Fisheries
Canadian
ing
to
E.
Hopping,
the
Rritish
Scrub,
17,000
lbs.,
at
I5.2c
,and
polo
player,
the
Prince
of
Wales,
8c,
to
the
Allin
Fisheries.
who
will
attend
the
.International
tournament
at
Mendowbrook
In
September
will
send
eight
of
bis
EASTERN
FATALITIES
polo
ponies
on
which
lie
Intends
OTTAWA,
July
12.
I
hirleen
In
practice
in
the
preliminary
English
fours.
The
Prince-
will
not
participate
in
the
championships
proper.
fatalities
including
nine
drown
ings
were
reported
from
vari
ous
points
In
Ontario
and
Que
bee
yesterday.
U.
S.
FLYERS
AT
BUCHAREST
CONSTANTINOPLE,
July
12.
The
United
Stales
army
round-the-world
flyers
lefl
here
Ibis
morning
for
Hucliarest,
Rouinania.
They
will
fly
over
Central
Europe
to
England,
ABSENTEE
VOTE
COUNT
MONDAY
Expected
Porry
Will
Win
Prince
George
and
Mrs.
Smith,
f
Special
to
Daily
News;
VICTOIUA,
July
12.
After
the
closest
possible
investigation,
it
js
expected
that
government
seals
will
have
been
won
by
II.
O.
Perry
of
Prince.
George
and
Mary
Ellen
Smith
of
Vancouver
when
the
count
of
the
absentee
vote
has
been
completed
on
Monday.
There
is
also
a
possibility
that
Col.
Foster,
the
Conservative,
may
be
the
winner
over
Reeve
Walkem
in
,
'.Point
Grey."
Tin
freight
rates
case
and
other
im
portant
business
is
al
a
standstill
pending
the
outcome
or
tle
absentee
vote
count.
FAR
NORTH
BOOZELESS
No
Action
on
International
Treaty
is
Expected
this
Year
(Special
to
Dally
News)
VICTORIA,
July
12.
The
failure
of
Canada
and
United
States
to
ratify
the
new
International
liquor
treaty
at
the
present
session
of
parliament
and
the
recent
session
of
the
United
States
Congress
will
mean
that
Atlln
and
Yukon
will
have
no
legal
liquor
this
year.
This
Is
the
view
of
the
government
as
action
by
the
United
States
Is
Improbable
before
next
session
of
congress.
The
people
of
the
Far
North
will
have
to
go
thirsty
or
drink
home
brew.
FUNERAL
OF
LATE
MRS.
BRADBURY
IS
Lord,
G.W.V.A..
Miss
M.
Hughes,
W.
fl.
Hughes,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
H.
Waldorf,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Gen.
Davis.
HELD
AT
FAIRVIEW
The-
funeral
of
the
lalo
Mrs
Sarah
Hradbury
toon
place
rrom
Ihc
H.C.
Undertaker's
chapel
at
2.30
this
artenoon.
Ilev,
G.
fl
ers
marKeieu
caicnes
hh.iiiimk
oucher
oiiiciuwng,
inn-i-un-iii
38,000
lbs.
al
the
Fish
Exchange
was
made
in
Fairview
cemetery
Ibis
morning.
There
were
nOjlbe
pall
bearers
were
Jack
mc
American
fares.
Prices
ranged:Aulay.
Jim
Neville,
Jack
Hatch
from
12.0c
and
7c
to
15.2c
and
8c.
Arivals
and
sales
were:
ford,
P.
Elkins,
Harry
Deny
and
Dr.
H.
I).
Tassie.
Floral
tributes
W.T.,
.11,000
lbs.,
at
13.1c
and
.were
sent
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alex-
Hp.
In
IIm
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Strilrhan.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
O.
K
Dr,
and
Mrs.
R.
D.
Tassie,
'u.S.
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
J.
W,
McAuley,
Mr.
nnd
Mrs.
F.
M.
Crosby,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Scadden,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
J.
Rradbury,
Herbert
Rriidbury,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
II.
Yclf.
tin?
Rupert
Rakery,
Mr.
early
next
week
piloting
a
lie
second
hydroplane
and
he
will
be
in
command
ol
the
detachment
this
season.
Flying
ollicer
Hull
is
no
stranger
to
Prince
Rupert
as
he
was
interested
in
the
establishment
of
the
Electric
Window
Rakerics
here
and
made
several
trips
to
the
city
in
connection
willi
the
business
prior
lo
Its
being
sold
to
Messrs.
Plant
and
Andrew.
MANY
KILLED
IN
OUTBREAK
Consul
at
Santos
Places
Dead
In
San
Paulo
Insurrection
at
400
RUENOS
ARIES,
July
12.
Four
hundred
civilians
were
kill
ed
during
the
righting
In
t
lie
Snn
and
Mrs.
M.
fl.
Edgar,
Aid.
and.
Paulo
Insurrection
according
to
Mrs.
Theo.
Collar!.
Mr.
andirellable
ndvlccs
Irom
Santos.
I
hi'
Mrs.
.1.
II.
Aiders,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
Folsom
and
Mrs.
Nation,
Subscribe
for
'.he
Dally
News.
United
Stales
consul
there
is
authority
for
the
estimate
of
dead.
A
stnto
of
civil
war
virtually
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.
drill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL,
XIV.,
NO.
103.
PRINCE
HUPERT,
D.G..J
SATURDAY,
JULY
12,
102-1.
Yesterday
Circulation,
1881
Street
SIm,
885
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
BRITI
'
""Ii.,
''"'A,...
"
It,.,.'
Oil
7LYER
RETURNS
TO
KASUMIGAURA
REDISTRIBUTION
COMMITTEE'S
REPORT
IS
TABLED
IN
HOUSE
OF
COMMONS
New
Division
of
Seats
j
in
Parliament
Will
be
Decided
at
Ottawa
Now
OTTAWA,
July
12.
The
report
of
the
redistribution
committee
was
tabled
today
in
the
Rouse
of
Commons.
It
gives
the
number
or
members
in
the
House
as
2'i5
with
the
unit
of
representation
U0.283.
Manitoba
is
to
have
17
instead
of
15
seats;
Saskatchewan,
21
instead
of
10;
Alberta,
10
instead
of
12,
and
Dritish
Columbia,
li
instead
of
13.
The
extra
seal
in
British
Columbia
will
be
North
Naiicouver.
There
will
be
two
other
Vancouver
seals
us
at
present,
Vancouver
Centre
and
Vancouver
South.
"L-;
i
Yukon
remains
unchanged
willi
I
rilflC1
lIIMMrD
member;
Nova
Scotia
will
LLTllJ
I
rWl.l
Wl
IMlUUlll
iNljK
.have
11
instead
or
1(5
seals;
New
iHrunswick,
eleven;
Prince
Ed-
UVLK
11
ALIAN
Onlarlo
will
be
unchanged
In
iiumber
of
seals
still
having
82,
but
there
will
be
a
number
of
Retains
Championship
by
Beat-
alterations
in
boundaries.
Toron-Ing
Mechele
Romano
With
j0
will
get
nine
members
instead
Two
Straight
Falls
'0f
fjve.
CHICAGO,
July
12.-Strangler
nAMfUCC
ftW
PJH
iinllviiiLu
uu
uiu
This
pictuie
hat
or
blue
faille
silk
has
been
especially
designed
for
the
summer
bridesmaid.
It
has
a
crown
of
louche
lace,
and
is
trimmed
with
blue
satin
ribbon
and
a
large
bltie
rose.
Jericho
Beach
Hydroplane
Here
From
South,
Flight
Hindered
by
Fires
and
Clouds
Along
Coast
Flying
at
a
low
altitude
owing
to
rain
and
consequent
poor
visibility,
Hying
Officer
A.
it.
Hull,
piloting
the
first
or
the
Dominion
Fisheries
hydroplanes
which
will
engage
in
fishery
patrol
ervice
out
or
Prince
Rupert
this
season,
arrived
here
at
11.25
this
morning
from-Delia
Delia,
making
a
fine
landing
at
Seal
Cove.
Accompanying
Hying
Officer
Hull-were
K.
C.
Teniiant,
rigger,
and
A.
CI
Terry,
fitter.
The
hydroplane
left
Delia
Delia
u
5.
hi
this
morning,
hair
an
hour
having
been
wasted
owing
lo
i
heavy
rain
storm.
The
Iliers
leu
Jericho
Reach,
Vancouver,
on
Thursday
afternoon
at
3.21
and
made
slops
n
route
here
al
Thurston
Ray,
Alert
Ray
and
Holla
Delia.
Visibility
was
greatly
interfered
with
on
leaving
Vancouver
ow
ing
to
bad
forest
fires
at
Powell
River.
Rock
Ray
and
Alert
Ray.
I'lie
hydroplane
flew
at
a
low
altitude
all
I
lie
way
up
the
coast
as,
owing
to
smoke
from
forest
fires
and
low
lying
clouds,,
it
was
impossible
to
pick
up
laud
bearings
the
hydroplane,
which
is
a
rebuilt
machine,
is
of
the
IIS2L
type
and
is
driven
by
a
360
h.p.
Liberty
engine.
The
wings
have
a
span
of
75
feet
from
tip
to
lip
and
the
complete
machine
weighs
2,Vj
tons.
Flight
Lieut.
Earl
McLeod
is
expected
lo
leave
Vancouver
MACLAREN
HAD
MOTOR
TROUBLE
British
Aviator
Returns
to
Kasumlgaura
After
Taking
Off
KASUMIGAURA,
July
12
Squadron
Leader
Stuart
Mac-Laren
left
at
2.20
this
afternoon
for
Mlnatogaura
on
the
northern
end
of
the
main
Island
of
Japan
from
whence
ho
proposed
to
tako
off
for
the
Kurile
Islands
and
the
flight
across
the
Pacific
Ocean.
He
was,
however,
forced
to
return
here
on
'account
of
engine
trouble
but
hopes
to
start
again
on
Sunday.
PRINCE
ALBERT
IS
LOADING
IN
SOUTH
Former
G.T.P.
Steamer
at
Victoria
Taking
on
15,000
Cases
for
Mexican
Ports
VICTORIA,
July
12.
To
load
Marvellous
Finnish
Runner
Won
t
Third
Olympic
Triumph
Today;
Americans
Ahead
in
Aggregate
COLOMRF.S,
July
12.
Pnavo
Nurmi,
the
marvellous
Finnish
runner,
scored
his
third
Olympic
triumph
today
when
he
iwon
4the
10,000
metre
cross
country
race
by
more
than
500
I
mnlrnw
ffm
1
1
titiilrvm'iii
Will
in
nifitln
P;ipI
Th
iwmii
rf
the
United
Stales
was
third
and
Harper
of
Britain
fourth.
The
winner's
time
was
32
minutes
and
51
3-5
seconds.
Canada
passed
Hie
qualifying
heals
in
the
500
and
1,000
metre
relay
races
running
second
in
both
instances,
In
the
trial
heats
or
the
iOO
metre,
Old
World's
and
Olympic
records
were
broken
by
United
z
Slates,
Rritain
and
Holland.
The
Rrilishers
set
the
mark
ol
12
seconds.
Holland
late
equalled
this
i
while,
in
the
sixtli
heat,
thei
United
Slates
runners
lowered
the
record
again
by
clipping
1-5
ol
a
secomt
orr
it.
The
point
standing
for
the
various
nations
in
the-Olympic
games
today
is
as
follows:-
United
Slates
I9i
Finland
135
Rritain
63
'
Hungary
7
Vt
Argentine
.....i
5
South
Africa
...
5
Cfinadaj.
............
5
Noi-waV
4-
1)e-riiftarl?
.:vr:
3-;;
Japan
'..
1
WOLF
CUBS'
PICNIC
On
Thursday
the
pack
of
"Wolf
Cubs'
under
Cubmasler
Ren
Ferguson
bad
a
greal
lime
al
Kitson
Island
celebrating
the!
close
of
the
season's
training
with
a
picnic.
George
Rryant
kindly
extended
I
lie
courtesy
ol
the
"llarla"
to
transport
the
youngsters
lo
I
lie
destination
and
back
again.
Leaving
at
1.30
port
was
reached'
at
9
p.m.
aner
a
inorouguiy
enjoyable
afternoon's
outing
spent
in
sports
and
games
on
the
sandy
beach
sioner
(5.
Rorie
al
the
close
of
Hie
sports
presented
the
prizes
to
the
successful
contestants.
HAS
CONTRACT
FOR
CARRYING
PRODUCT
WHALING
STATIONS
15,000
cases
of
liquor
destined!
VICTORIA.
July
12.
The
Can
lor
Mexico
tho
steamer
Princo'adian
flovernment
Merchant
Mar
Albert
arived
hero
Saturday,
hie
has
secured
a
contract
to
Tho
Canadian
Freighter,
on
hcr.bring
lo
Victoria
all
Ihc
product
last
trip
rrom
the
United
King
iloin,
discharged
23,000
cases
ol
or
the
Consolidated
Whaling
Cor
poratiou
from
the
Nadeii
Harbor
liquor
at
tho
Ogden
Point
docks,
and
Rose
Harbor
stations,
Queen
Or
this
consignment
15,000.
Charlotte
Islands.
Tho
sleamcr
cases
were
consigned
for
trans-,Gra
which
Hie
company
recently
shipment
lo
Mexico.
II
was
discharged
here,
it
is
said,
owing
lo
the
high
harbor
rales
in
Vancouver
and
it
is
un
derstood
that
in
the
future
all
liquor
for
trans-shipment
to
Mexico
will
be
discharged
here
instead
of
Vancouver.
Deforo
loading
again,
however,
for
her
southbound
trip
the
Prince
Albert
will
undergo
epairs.
chartered,
will
be
used
lo
carry
il
The
steamer
Canadian
Freight
er
was
here
this
week
loading
220
tons
of
whale
oil
produced
by
tho
Consolidated
Whaling
Corpora-
lion
Tor
Liverpool,
England.
Louis
Lcroux
returned
on
last
night's
train
alter
a
six
weeks'
vacation
spent
in
Wisconsin,
North
Dakota,
Manitoba
and
UNIQUE
TRIP
DIGBY
ISLAND
TO
VICTORIA
Chief
Operator
Jackson
and
Fam
ily
Went
South
In
25-Foot
Gasboat
From
Digby
Island
to
Rrent-
wood,
near
Victoria,
In
a
twenty-
five
fool
launch
built;by
himself
and
taking
sixteen
days
to'coni-plete
the
trip
was
the
novel
ex-periene'e-or
.ScC;
Jacksonrchief
operator
of
the
Digby
Island
wireless,
station,
who
reached
!
i
Victoria
Ibis
week
on
bis
annual
vacation.
Accompanied
by
his
AT
IffTCflM
ICI
AWTl
w'e
ant'
lwo
children,
Mr.
Jack-
Mi
IY11JU11
WLrlllU
son
left
Digby
Island
on
June
28
jand
arrived
at
Hrentwood
last
Splendid
Afternoon
was
Spent
fcumiay
aner
an
adventuresome
"
staunch
little
launch
h.
Bn
Femuson'a
Pack
irP-
-
.
-
I
on
Thursday
encountered
rough
weather
but
made
the
trip
without
any
dam
age
of
consequence.
CUMBERLAND
WINS
FIRST:
Defeated
Calgary
Hlllhursts
In.
connaugnt
cup
semi-nnai;
Another
Game
Today
NAXAIMO,
July
12.
The
Cumberland
soccer
team.
Rritish
George
Rryant
acted
as
.Columbia
aspirants
for
the
Con-
umpirc
R.
Ferguson
was
starter.
,iaglt
0l,Pi
defeated
the
Calgary
with
the
assistance
of
G.
L.
jliUbursls.
Alberta
champions.
Rorie
and
W.
fl.
Hamilton
as'asl
n(KM
uy
n
co,.c
0f
2
to
1.
referees'.
Among
the
prix
'n,c
same
teams
will
.pluy
al
Vau-
winners
were
inc
ionowiiit,
corner
this
afternoon
to
decide
junior-athletes:
flarfield
McKiu-jvhich
team
goes
East
lo
play
for,
ley,
W.
Rryant,
R.
Hiemner,
i.
the
cup
which
is
now
in
the
pos--Chrislison,
E.
Christison,
A.,
session
of
Nanalino
City.
Kirkendall,
R.
McLeod,
Ian
Mur-
ray.
F.
Deny.
R.
Thurber,
K
.TA
mn
1
MOPPn
AP
.1.
v
ii
it:iuiri-.
.j.
SALT
LAKE
CLUB
Plans
for
Coast
League
Baseball
Franchise
at
Vancouver
are
Cancelled
LOS
ANGELES,
July
12.
Plans
for
the
transfer
of
the
Pacific
Coast
League
baseball'
franchise
for
Salt
Lake
Cily
to
Vancouver
have
been
cancelled.
President
Lane
of
the
Salt
Lake
Club
announced
..yesterday
af
ternoon
that
the
club
would
return
lo
Salt
Lake
next
week
to
resume
its
schedules.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
Leaguo
Chicago
0,
New
York
12.
St.
Louts
8-6,
Roston
t-7.
Cleveland
1,
Philadelphia
0.
Detroit
I,
Washington
3.
National
League
Philadelphia
o;
Cincinnati
6.
Roston
2,
PiRsburg
8.
Rrooklyn
9,
Chicago
1.
New
York
10,
St.
LcruU
5.