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c
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neni
a
n
i'iar
11
ui
me
v
ti?uiiiK-
n
on
rriii.vnnnoti.
1
his
declara-
li...
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i.ni.ln
In
llni
llfilliill
fll
'IUII
tl
IIUIU1J
111
Uiu
iiun
'.uinnrons
hy
Arthur
I'onsonuy,
miller
seeretary
of
slate
for
for-'ign
affairs.
LUTHERAN
TOUR
PARTY
IS
HERE
Arrived
From
South
on
Steamor
Prlncot
Rupert
and
Going
East
by
Train
A
tour
party
of
30
people
from
St
Paul,
Minnesota,
under
the
Lutheran
Travel
Bureau,
will
ar-
i.I....
r
ii
II.
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11...
1I..1
inn
Ulllll
I
nil
F'vuui
uu
inu
i
liner
H
ii
perl
(his
afternoMii
and
iuo-
i-ir.i
i.'iiNi.
iiv
limn
it
wuiL'ii
an
xira
sleeper
is
neing
piacen
ror
their
acconvniodatloii.
They
have
been
in
California
and
aro
now
on
.
1
1.
i
,
they
will
spend
two
days
at
Jas
iper
t'ark.
PHILLIPINOS
ARE
BELIEVED
PERISHED
'it
,
-'i-j,,..
Andrew
Kelly
Brought
In
Fifty
Thousand
for
Cold
Storage
and
Other
Sales
About
Hundred
Thousand
Over
one
hundred
thousand
jiunds
of
halibut
was
sold
at
the
exchange
today
and
the
An
drew
Kelly
brought
in
fifty
tlious-
r
...
if...
I'.
lio..'
hMili
r.ni.i
ailll
lur
inu
uoiianuii.
Sloraite
Company.
Details
of
the
sale
follow:
American
Peliean.
10.000.
to
Pacific
Fisheries
at
14.70
and
7.
llnitel
II..
15.000,
to
Pacific
Fisheries
al
1
M
and
7.
Uranus,
18,000,
lo
Cold
Murage
ui
it.
70
and
7.
Volunteer.
7.000.
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
1
1.50
and
7.
Happy,
0,500,
and
Wabash,
8,
500,
to
Atlin
Fisheries
at
11.50
and
7.
Canadian
Margalice.
7,500,
to
Atlin
Fish
eries,
at
13.00
and
8.
Nuba,
0,000,
Johanna,
11,000,
.to
lloyal
Fish
Co.
al
13.80
and
8
'Foodie.
5,000.
10
Cold
Storage
at
13.00
and
8.
Ethel
June.
3.000.
lo
Atlin
Fisheries,
at
13.00
and
8.
Verna,
0,000.
lo
Allin
fisheries
at
13.50
and
7.50.
RAILWAY
DIRECTOR
IS
VISITING
HERE
TODAY
Arriving
This
Afternoon
on
the
Vancouver
Boat
and
Going
on
to
Anyox
D.
J.
McDougall
of
Toronto
director
or
the
Canadian
National
Itailway,
accompanied
by
his
fn
m
iiv.
Is
arriving
here
Ibis
afternoon
on
the
boat
from
Van
icouver
and
will
continue
through
'
to
Anyox
re
(urn
ng
nerc
minor
MANILA,
July
30.
Sixty
nil-
row
anil
continuing
east
Friday
MVes
are
lietiiiveil
in
Imvn
iini'l.liml
1
Mr
M.
I
ton
cm
II
nppiimniililpd
when
the.
molorship
Agusan
was
Ihe
president
as
far
as
Vancouver
burned
Iblaml
but
could
not
with
him.
wait
lo
return
Whole
Matter
To
Be
Roviewed
In
Conference
To
Be
Held
This
Autumn.
Systom
Unsatisfactory.
LONDON,
July
30.
Colonial
Secretary
Thomas
announced
in
the
House
of
.Commons
I
hut
the
British
lioverniiieiK
las
-deler-ni
incd
lo
alter
the
entire
system
of
Dominion
refijesenlatioti,
He
said
the
syJleiu
of
Dominion
representation
,
at
.the
inter-allied
conference
-w-as
unsatisfactory.
The
(Jovernmeiit
had
decided
lo
invite
the
Dominions
to
send
representatives
to
a
conference
which
will
examine
the
entire
iluallon
with
a
view
to
avoiding
litriculties
hitherto
encountered.
It
is
hoped
lhal
Ihe
conference
ill
he
held
in
October.
Ihe
announcement
of
the
con
ference
follows
a
disagreement
between
Ihe
British
and
Canadian
(iovernments
in
regard
lo
the
mailer
of
representation
at
Ihe
'OSSIBILITIES
OF
ISLANDS;:
Georgo
Bryant
Says
Things
Look
Prosperous
And
Will
Bonellt
City.
Chough
Mnssett
Inlet
is
cap
able
of
producing
splendid
veg-
lables
and
peas,
carrots,
etc.,
thai
are
grown
there
are
remark
able
in
their
size
ami
quality,
the
future
of
that
district
will
lie
in
the
development
of
the
llsheries,
minerals
and
timber
industry,
thinks
O.
A.
Bryant
who
returned
litis
afternoon
on
lite
Prince
John
from
his
llrsl
trip
to
the
Islands.
While
Ihe
Massett
Timber
Co.'s
A
photograph
of
Miss
Olee
Hastings
uf
-Spencer,
Iowa,
who
was
decorated
with
the
Gold
Cross
of
the
Redeemer,
the
highest
decoration
of
the
Creek
government,
in
recognition
of
her
services
as
orphanage
director
for
the
Near
East
Relief
in
Greece.
Sir
Henry
Ihorn
ton
Makes
a
New
Suggestion
in
Regatd
to
Keeping
Railway
Non-Political
VANCOUVER,
July
30.
Speaking
at
a
luncheon
of
the
Canadian
Cnib
and
Board
of
Trade,
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
head
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway
system,
declared
it
a
comparatively
easy
matter
to
keep
'politics
out
of
Ihe
purchasing
and
other
departments
of
Ihe
railway
but
it
was
most
difficult
to
meet
unfair
criticism
made
for
political
prestige.
j
"The
time
should
come,"
said
Sir
Henry,"
when
all
political
parties
should
feel
they
have
a
direct
interest
in
the
railway
of
the
people.
The
railways
belong
to
no
political
party
and
one
way
to
keep
the
railway
from
lie-
ing
used
in
politics
is
lo
give:
proper
repreenlation
lp
all
political
parties
with
men
of
out-j
ondon
conference
which
is
now
.
nniiin
llwlnM
nl.iliiv
nnn
itting,
in
lonnellion
with
thel
lllinr
.:
..njj.ip,.!
Eroiio.-
'
...l
.
Dawes
report
ior
seiiieiiieni
oi
the
(ierman
reparations
other
mailers.
:
AIR
FORCE
CLUB
TO
MAKE
MACLAREN
HONORARY
MEMBER
VANCOUVEIl,
July
30.
Membqrs
of
the
Air
Force
Club
of
British
Columbia
at
a
Hireling
last
night
decided
to
make
Stuart
Mnc-Laren,
t
lie
British
round
the
world
flyer,
an
honorary
member
of
the
club,
when
he
arrives
at
Prince
llupert.
POLICE
ARE
BUSY
'
ON
SKEENA
RIVER
mill
at
Buckley
Bay
Is
closing
Dominion
and
provincial
police
down
and
there
are
no
signs
yet
i,uvt.
mn
busy
around
Hie
Skeena
of
activity
at
the
Port
Clemcnl
Mver
canneries
lately.
plant,
Mr.
Bryant
says
that
llterej
Yesterday
at
Port
Essinglon
is
quite
a
good
deal
of
stir
at
theiWilliam;
SmUrl,
Indian,
was
as-
Islandst
and
things
look
prosper-Uessed
$05
and
costs
by
Justices
uus.
J
lie,,
gold
smelling
project
seems
to
be
a
going
proposition
Coming
up
Friday
ot
lite
Peace
G.
W.
Taylor
and
Dr.
Saiter
for
having
liquor
in
and
the
canning
industry
Is
going
his.
possession
ami
resisting
ar-
strong.
lite
Atnterson
poie
camp
rest.
p.
Anderson,
a
wntie
man,
near
l'oil
Clements
is
einploying'wns
fined
$15
for
being
drunk
on
a
number
of
men.
mi
Indian
reserve,
and
Matthew
Mr,
Bryant
is
of
Hie
opinion
.Wesley,
Indian,
was.
fined
$15
for
that
the
largo
.stand'
of
pulpwoodinoxication.
.
The
"arrests
wero
on
Ihe
Islands
will
eventually
made
by
Dominion
Constable,
come
under
development
lucre.
Watkiusnn
Provincial
Con-All
development
on
the
Isands
stables
Cralo
and
Gibson,
will
''lie
of
direct
beuellt
to
tho
Several
itutro
cases
of
drunken-city
of
Prince
llupert,
Mr.
Bryant
ness
and
supplying'
will
bo
tried
declares.
'at
Port
Essiugton
oil
Friday.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
wilh
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wed"
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
ding
parlies.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
lo
Boston
and
6th
St.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
WATT
VI
DECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL.
XIV.,
NO.
178.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C..
WEDNESDAY,
JULY
30,
l?if
Yesterday
Circulation.
J7IJ
Street
Sales,
48ft
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
fmrnririT
'UTTERS
ARE
TO
BE
DISCUSSED
SIR
HENRY
THORNTON
TO
BE
GUEST
OF
BOARD
OF
TRADE
AT
DINNER
Greater
Share
in
All
Empire
Policies
for
Dominions
in
Future
nTTA'WA.
.Ittlv
30.
Canada's
representation
"t
the
forth-
...
m.inw
If.
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1
1
1
I
(
Pi
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I
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III
lllf.
Ijllllllli;
III
li'HIMWll
llivu
(uiiuni,
;
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..,..
,.
liont'd
hy
Colonial
secretary
i
nonius
jchchhij
,w
uuhji
l,e
discussed
at
meetings
of
the
cabinet
in
the
forthcoming
week.
he
a
lorinui
imperial
cuiiierum
u
um
muni
-
-
im
....
Letter
methods
of
securing
Dominion
representation
in
inlf
riiailOllUI
coiucrciicc.,
hh
Miiu.iiii
-w.
---
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It'
............
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ii
.
H.miiirn
.'I
n
win.
it'.
A
CUMIP
QfENE
'MARGALICE
STRUCK
rtUlllllliA
JjUIMJ
nnrv
it
cvincrTC
BLOODY
RIOTS
Dissemination
of
Leaflets
Among
Peoplo
t
uuuini
umibuaiii
Vessel
Finished
Fishing
Trip,
However,
And
Will
Now
Go
Into
Dry
Dock.
While
proceeding
lo
the
hall-hul
batiks
about
len
days
ago.
the
Canadian
halibut
schooner
Mar-
C.W.CITTA,
July,
30.
Seven
allce,
Cant.
Jack
Christiansen,
iuii
m
wuir
u
1
1
1
m
win
iallj
ill
iiik
maiu
w
liumpt-d
a
rock
lit
Skfdcgatt
.iiitwl.1,1
...
.
tiiiflirl
lif.U.'ft.
!l
Uet.
.
I
'I
ii-omi
"U
ii
i
lit
i
in
u
luiiiiivv
"
i
.iiuiwiiii
l
i
j
1
1
nil
i
it
i
v
ii
iiiiii
nvttw
iwii
uiiii
it.
an
ii
iwt
ii-
if
made
and
Ihe
vesseT-ttnitlnucd
her
(rip,
returning
lo
port
this
News
of
trouble
seldom;
comes
..,,,..,
i
.i
wjh
a
catch
of
7,500
.
i
a
.
.
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.
...
.
.
.
Mill
ii
ai
nan
ui
mc
i.r.im.u
wl.irli
was
som
lo
ine
iiun-u
i.r.n.io,
.....,
w
.Mim
risueiiesi.
.nirr
ui.mmuj...,
Itllllll
M.w.vi.wi
"
,
....
.
mill
.1
IT2
II
I'r
Will
Kll
I"'
origin,
are
being
circulated
an
nouncing
that
I
he
Hengal
revolu
limiiirv
r.iitinci
nasseii
a
resoiii-i
tin
i
ecu
1
1
n
if
lo
negin
ruinies
;illlall.l(lll
UI
HUlim
UIIH-VIO.
ibi
a.
a.
a,
a.
.
-
a
.
1
1
ill
1
1
H
ft
IV1I.HN
iJiiuiiniiuLiu
NOT
ALLOWED
rllnn
hu
IJnltftd
SWISS
Or
JADBn
Would
bo
Breach
of
Washington
Treaty
LONDON,
July
30.
The
Ilril
ill
government
has
made
repre-
In-
I
niled
Slates
ami
Japan
thai
alteration
of
elevations
ol
tno
guns
on
capuai
war
tesseis
ui
...
...
-
e
j
u
iiMiiiri'M
iiir
i
lie
n
iu"c
ui
i..-
.i
....
.:
.
..-u....
r
'
n
ur
i
...I
.1115
in
iiuinru
ui
these
irons
would
be,
in
the
Canadian
National
dry
tlocK
where
a
new
false
keel
will
he
in.
stalled
as
well
as
new
planks
in
the
hull
and
oilier
minor
repairs.
HALIBUT
SALES
S.
FLYERS
REACH
ORKNEYS
KIRKWALL,
ORKNEY
ISLANDS,
July
30.-
-The
American
round
the
world
aviators
on
their
homeward
lap,
arrived
from
Rrough,
England,
al
4.10
o'clock
Ibis
afternoon.
Weather
conditions
today
were
ideal,
and,
if
they
remain
favorable,
it
is
likely
I
be
llyers
will
him
otr
tomorrow
or
Friday
for
Iceland,
via
the
Faroe
Islands.
4
REPRESENTATION
OF
DOMINIONS
SIR
HENRY
GUEST
HERE
AT
DINNER
Will
bo
Entertained
at
Dinner
Hero
by
Board
of
Trade
on
Wednesday
An
Invitation
sent
through
F.
G.
Dawson
to
Sir
Henry
Thornton
to
an
Informal
dinner
under
the
auspices
of
the
Board
of
Trade
here
has
been
accepted
and
Sir
Henry
and
the
members
of
his
party
will
be
guests
on
that
occasion
on
the
evening
of
Wednesday,
August
6.
After
leaving
here
Sir
Henry
will
stop
off
at
Hazelton
where
he
will
be
driven
out
to
see
the
surrounding
country.
It
Is
possible
that
other
stops
may
be
made
along
the
line
of
rail-
Three
Cases
Trlod
at
Port
Es-j
way.
He
will
also
visit
the
slngton
Yesterday
and
tnoro
Peace
River
country.
SPRUCE
FROM
BUCKLEY
BAY
A
scow,
load
of
airplane
sprue
is
arriving
here
today
front
Buck
le
Bay
for
shipment
over
the,
Canadian
National
Railway
for
Vickers.
Former
shipment
tif
this
lumber
were
made
from
Los
Angtlclcs
to
Montreal,
and
at
that
lime
protests
were
made
til
the
lumber
not
being
sent
direct.
Tho
present
shipment
is
of
100,000
feel,
and
will
amount
to
live
carloads.
.
Subscribe
for
ihe
Dally
New.
Intrepid
Newspaperman
Made
Voyage
from
Seattle
with
Wife,
Baby
and
Goat
in
Open
Boat
Cruising
up
the
Pacific
coast
from
Puget
Sound
to
Alaska
by
gas
boat
is
becoming
quite
a
common
thing
but
possibly
the
most
novel
and
adventurous
method
of
doing
it
yet
recorded
is
being
employed
by
E.
Pentz,
an
American
newspaperman,
who
was
here
yesterday.
Mr.
Pentz,
who
is
making
the
trip
from
Seattle
to
Skagway
in
a
1(J
foot
open
boat
powered
with
a
3
horse-power
Elko
outboard
motor,
is
accompanied
by
his
wife
and
eight
month
old
baby.
Aboard
Ihe
boat
there
is
also
a
goat
to
provide
milk
for
the
baby.
When
Mr.
Penz
left
Seat-
!
1
tie,
he
had
a
dog
and
cat
as
well
fni
T
11
A
PIJI
Mf
but
these
were
lost
coming
up
H
AlJilliU
I
tic
coast.
i
The
boat,
which
is
named
tlici
Ark,
has
a
speed
of
about
six:
iiiiles
an
hour
and
to
increaso
this
s:ieed
a
sail
is
used
when
the
.
Seattle
on
June
2,
landings
have
been
made
al
various
suitable
i.iiinltf
unit
I
.Hi
il;iv
u.it
Alien!
at.
writing
articles
for
the
Seattle
aw.
a
.
WV
W
a
nmlHI
V
nedy.
An
opportunity
will
be
ghen
them
to
see
various
points
of
interest
around
the
city.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
Washington.
2;
Cleveland,
i.
New
York,
0;
Chicago,
4.
Philadelphia,
3;
Detroit,
4.
Boston,
0;
St.
Louis,
3.
National
Pittsburg,
8;
Boston,
I.
St.
Louis,
2;
New
York,
5.
Chicago,
4;
Philadelphia,
3.
Cincinnati,
12;
Brooklyn,
2.
S.
L.
Bump,
general
manager
of
the
Los
Angeles
Lumber
Pro
ducts'
Co.,
returned
from
Buck
ley
Bay
on
the
Prince
John
this
afternoon,
and
will
proceed
this
evening
hy
train
to
Vancouver,
enroute
lo
Los
Angeles.
G.
A.
Woodland
returned
on
the
Prince
John
this
afternoon
after
making
Hie
round
trip
lo
Ihe
northern
end
of
the
Queen
Charlotte
Islands.
PROCEEDING
weather
is
suitable.
Having
left
"P
uia
si.nu.
...u.t.-.0
That
Success
Is
Being
At
tained
In
Operations
vin...
n,v
Lfinr
u
.I..-,,...,.
i.n.J
Hcporls
from
Massett
by
the
age
through
Johnston
Straits,
'
'
'"
-
where
Hie
boat
almost
came
to."'"
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u.
grief
in
a
tide
rip.
A
suitable
oee,
S'
m
irom
me
easi
lido
having
been
taken
advanl-
r
51
.
,
u'e
"
"n
"
considerable
sucwm.
age.
of,
there
w.
no
difficulty
in."!
?
of
1
'e
18
now
s
aked
getting
through
Seymour
Nar-
Mu,cl'
co"n,lry
and'1
Present
,s
"
op-
rows
and
Queen
Charlotte
Sound
ir,bugreral,"8
ure
,lke,y"l
Proveuc-there
was
also
navfgafed
saMy
were
some
large
swells
for
.
.
11
"
.?ald
l
i0e
a
P0'1"
sue,
a
small
boat.
Yesterday,
ln,
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,
r
,
...
.
.,.,
lion
lo
know
that
a
good
margin
rc
i
&
lull
in
tiuiii
im.
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nf
ti
rn
fi
t
nn
Via
cnnncoil
if
fl.a
get
in
(Jrenville
Channel,
and,
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.,
,
.
V
i
t
after
coming
into
port
for
gaso-
ll.nl
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n.ill
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nn
V.
i
,
.
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ii
alia
inf;ic
vlll
lie
HU
illK
IIIUIICJ'
I
ne,
proceeded
to
the
ear-
.
,
,,
.
.
,.
,;,
,.
,
Lakanian
,
.
j
.
,
Island
,
..
,
to
be
obtained.
Rather
it
is
sug-
mouth
camp
at
,
.
..
,
,,
..
.
,.
,
,,
gested
that
a
steady
industry
is
n
Me.lakatla
Passage,
where
he
e8lab,uifed
ke
be
,
nighl
was
spent
Early
tl
Hh
k
M
,lh
t
u
morning
the
Ark
left
for
Dundas,
Island
and
(he
run
to
Ketchikan
it
is
expected
will
be
made
in
three
days.
Mr.
Pentz
expects
to
remain
in
Alaska,
and,
after
reaching
Skagway,
wilt
look
for
a
job.
He
is
KING
WINNER
AT
GOODWOOD
Star,
describing
his
novel
cruise
London
Cry
Came
In
Five
Lengths
up
the
coast.
Ahead
of
Ten
n
ant's
Colt
IANAU1AN
UtNlAL
LONDON,
July
30.-Tl.e
royal,.
nriCPATCO
TAMIMr
CHl(,rs
were
carried
to
victory
to-JJbLLuAltj
tUilllllU
day
when
King
George's
horse
London
Cry
won
the
Goodwood
Party
of
Forty
Will
Arrive
by
Slakes
by
five
lengths.
A.
H.
Train
Tomorrow
and
Sail
for
Vancouver
Some
forty
delegates
from
Eastern
Canada
to
the
Canadian
Dental
Association
convention
at
lennanls
colt
liodda,
came
second
and
"Mrs.
Howson's
colt
Satan
was
third.
London
Cry
went
to
the
post
witlt
the
betting
100
to
9
against
him.
Vancouver
next
week
will
arrive
vautii
ip
in
tho
city
by
train
tomorrow
WAlIVt
lUUlH
ID
afternoon
and
proceed
south
on
the
steamier
Prince
llupert.
Several
of
the
delegates
are
from
DROWNED
ON
SKEENA
Toronto
and
they
are
travelling
John
Hyzlmsku
Lost
His
Life
at
under
the
leadership
of
Dr.
Ken
Haysport
After
Being
Struck
by
Boom
John
llyzimsku,
18-year-obl
Indian,
was
drowned
al
the
government
float
at
Haysport
be
tween
1
and
2
o'clock
yesterday
when
he
was
precipitated
into
the
water
after
being
struck
by
the
boom
of
his
fishing
boat.
The
body
was
pot
recovered.
Deceased's
home
was
at
Skeena
Crossing.
CONSERVATIVE
IS
ASSURED
OF
SEAT
Recount
In
Dowdnoy
Rosults
In
Gain
of
Four
Votes
For
J.
A.
Catherwobd
NEW!
WESTMINSTER,
July
30.
The
recount
in
"Hie
Dewdney
election
vole
resulted
In
confirming
J
-.
Catlierwood,
tho
Conservative,
in
t
lie
seal
with
a
majority
of
13
over.
Maxwell
Smith,
Ihe
Liberal.
Mr.
"Catlierwood
gained
four
voles.
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