LONDON'.
July
23.
Dispatches
tiling
of
the
take-oil
of
tlie
rilish
tlyers
from
Uruppu
Is-
liiil
today,
brought
the
lirsi
rws
of
an
unsuspected
reason
l
he
delay
in
starting
again.
was
due
lo
tnc
illness
oi
ny-
l
ollicer
I'lciiiii'iiiiii.
Previously
Hit"
delay
in
the
-umiil
i
tin
of
the
Might
had
"ii
attributed
lo
iiign
winus
I'l
lieavy
fogs,
but
today
it
jlo-4
PWil
that
these
were
only
con-
Pl'Ulory
causes.
PRINCE
OF
WALES
SAILS
NEXT
MONTH
pill
Attend
Polo
Game
and
Then
go
Right
Through
to
Calgary
to
Visit
Ranch
LONDON,
July
23.
The
Prince
If
Wales,
as
Lord
Itenfrew,
will
I'll
for
the
Fulled
Slates
on
the
I'Teiigarta
August
23.
Al
the
I'liclusion
of
the
international
'lo
nvttch
between
Hritish
and
I'lH'tican
I
en
nils
he
will
take
the
aiu
to
Calgary
direct.
He
is
minus
to
avoid
stopping
in
(lie
Hies
on
eilher
side
the
border
'ie
while
on
his
way
lo
his
Al-
p
i'ta
ranch.
LEAGUEJASEBALL
National,
ll"lon,
3-1;
Chicago,
1-8.
New
York,
9;
Cincinnati,
I.
Hrooklyn,
i;
Pittsburg,
1.
Philadelphia,
5;
St.
Louis,
2.
American,
.Chicago,
4-1;
Washinglon,
0.
Cleveland,
3;
Hoslon,
4.
;
SI
Louis,
5;
Philadelphia,
3.
Detroit,
3,
Xew
York,
t.
QUARRYMAN
HERE
F.
J.
v
ON
WAY
TO
FALLS
Bealo
Gets
Out
Lime
Rock
For
Mills
At
Gunboat
Passage.
F.
J.
Heale,
who
is
operating
a
lime
iock
quarry
ai
minimal
Passage,
near
Ocean
Falls,
pas
sed
through
on
the
steamer
Car-tlcna
yesterday
.afternoon
after
visilnik'
the
(iranby
Co.,
at
Anyox.
on
business.
The
Heale
THIEVES
RIFLED
CASH
REGISTER
LOCAL
GROCERY
The
premises
of
Munro
Pros.,
grocers,
were
entered
by
Ihicves
last
niglit
and
a
small
amount
of
money
was
extracted
from
Hie
cash
register.
The
thieves
gained
an
entpinco
lo
the
store
through
W.
Sherman's
mfal
market
window
and
broke
the
glass
in
Hie
door
between
Hie
two
store.
In
vestigations
are
being
made
by
the
clly
police.
V.
O.
Fullon,
of
Hie
law
firm
of
Pahnore
&
Fulton,
Is
home,
after
a
three
weeks
holiday
spenl
nl
Lakelse
Lake.
He
says
Ihc
My
Halting-
there
is
excellent.
Mrs.
Hull
on
and
family
are
remaining
nl.
Ihc
lake
until
tlio
end
of
the
holiday.
i
i
..
..
.
.
f
oiiarrv
is
sunn
y
ng
ions
oi
lime
rock
per
day
to
the
I'acillc
Mills,
Ltd.,
al
Ocean
Falls,
and
is
piiinlnvinir
about
20
men
on
the
work.
from
Bdniontoti
to
Prince
Hiinerl
over
hdnionton
to
Vancouver
Fred
Stork
in
reply
said:
Fred
Stork:
.Mr.
STOftK:
I
might
be
able
to
give
Iiqii.
members
information
witli
regard
to
this
elevator.
To
the
besl
of
my
recollection,
the
distance
from
LMinoulou
to
Prince
Hupert
is
127
miles
greater
than
from
Bdnionlon
to
Vancouver,
but
the
terminal
rates
are
exactly
the
same.
The
Do-
.....A..
I
I.....
I..A
couver,
lion,
nieumcrs
win
nae
noticed
the
tremendous
increase
in
the
grain
movement
through
the
Paclllc
port
of
Vancouver.
I'he
bulk
of
that
grain
has
gone
lo
the
Orient.
Prince
Hupert,
being
Hie
northern
port,
is
the
can
make
the
I
rip
from
Yokohama
lo
Prince
Hupert
tu
10
days,
There
is
every
reason
in
the
world
why
the
Canadian
National
Hailways
should
secure
some
or
tins
misiness.
iney
only
gel
a
portion
of
the
grain
business
going
into
Vancouver.
When
they
develop
their
own
lerminnl
in
Prince
Huperl
they
are
developing
the
traffic
over
their
own
railway.
The
rales
from
Prince
Huperl
to
Liverpool
are
Hie
same
as
the
rales
from
Vancouver
to
Liverpool.
We
en-
receiving
17.8c'.
The
arrivals
were:
1
Scrub
Gets
17.8c
For
Catch
This
Morning;
All
Prices
up
Today
"""""
"
J"
"
"-
Five
American
and
two
Cana-
".l,,,
imi
""'"."'
'";dian
boats
marketed
a
total
of
National
Hallways
and
in
the;H,
r,nn
,.,,
f
.t:i.f
..
u.
terminals
at
Prince
Hupert.
The
Trunk
Pacific.
They
Kilmonton
to
Prince
Hupert
they
are
from'
Cither
one
of
those
points
lo
the
city
of
Van
Fish
Kxchange
this
morning.
Of
tfliiw
fnlnl
flu.
miiripn'ti
linil
iA
have
a-rnn
n(IIIIis
n.i
ii,..
Cnnmlint
very
large,
invesuneni
mere.
udfi0Q
poun,3.
Prices
for
bollt
They
have
the
besl
grade
on
H'
Canadian
and
American
first
continent
or
America.
I
he
rules
'class
f
js,,
jumi,e(i
a
few
,,oinl3
are
the
same
from
Winnipeg
on,
,...
vna(,.,.,inv
Tlw,
r.an,iian
I1S...,
,.,
II...
I
.1,...-..
Il.n
civi
II
III
ill,:
l,
kJ.1.11111
iiiiii:ii
iii'nu
tuv;
highest
price
for
first
class
fish,
American
Sunset,
32.000
lbs.,
at
15.3o
and
7c;
Wave.
7.000
lbs.,
at
15.9c
and
7c;
Venus,
7,500
lbs.,
at
15.9c
and
8c,
lo
the
Hoolh
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
logical
port
of
shipment
of
Orolh.
10.000
lbs.,
at
Ific
and
grain
lo
the
Orient.
At
the
pre-
8
,
,,.
pn.ific
Fisheries.
sent,
lime,
through
the
port
of
j
nr,thors.
12.000
lbs.,
at
IGo
Prince
Hupert,
large
quantities
8c
lo
lho
Canadian
Fish
&
of
lumber
are
neing
seni
lo
iuo;c0ui
Storage
Co
Orient.
The
Canadian
Government
Merchant
Marine
makes
a
trip
from
Vancouver
lo
Yoko-
haina
in
19
days.
The
same
boat
Canadian
Scrub,
17,000
lbs.,
at
17.8c
and
r
i..
n.
till.,
11
.
i.
ON
ROAD
WORK
Afler
completing
a
mile
and
joy
equal
rates
to
any
pori
in
un-
iK,
provincial
government
works
worlds
in
comparison
wltlt
ibe.deparlnienl
is
being
moved
today
port
of
Vancouver.
I
have
voie-
en
my
opinions
tu
mis,
mmsu
before,
but
I
may
say
that
from
the
standpoint
of
common
sense,
logic
and
good
business
for
our
own
railways,
lho
proposal
to
develop
the
port
of
Prince
Hupert
Is
justiHed.
I
am
sorry
my
lion,
(continued
on
page
two)
farther
along
Hie
road.
The
clearing
lias
been
particularly
heavy
work
on
Ibis
section
of
the
road
but
belter
conditions
will
be
met
with
as
Hie
work
progresses.
There1-Is
about
three
and
a
quarter
miles
yet
to
he
cleared.
Sixteen
m,nn
are
engaged
on
lho
work.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
nnd
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
ding
parties.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
,
For
rates,
apply
lo
Boston
and
6th
St.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
i.gammimmammmaS
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
Northern
and
and
Central
Central
British
British
Columbia
Columbia's
s
Newspaper
Newspaper
i"""!
Phone
457.
in
,
.
VOL.
XIV.,
NO.
172,
(
Jiu(''Uy
PHINT.E
1UJPBIIT,
H.G.,
WEDNESDAY,
Jl'LY
23,
IU24.
YMierd.rtcircumioii.-i7T
street
s.iw.
i
ti
PRICE
FIVE
GENTS.
DRAYTON
OPPONENT
OF
RUPERT
ELEVATOR
m
m
bdii
m
m.
t
a
n
f
-
u
m
m
m
is.
b
mm
ibii
i
i
i
llttfll.il
I
I.
nil
lil
I.IIXi.l.l
111
III,
rtlflfl
II,
If.
Ill
111
I
i
,llrt
I
,1
l,lf
1,11111
I.
111.
111.
I.
mine
or
tranks
was
Commercial
Proposition
Said
Letter
to
Father
i
CIIIUAGO,
July
LNI.
The
kidnapping
of
the
fourteen-year-!
i.i
i).
.I.....
I
l.'i-nnlv
hv
Viilli.ni
l.xinwilil
.Ir
Mini
1
C
i
1
1
:t
t'f
t
l.neh
was
hn
ilv
n
loininercini
nronosilion.
the
abductors
wrote
in
their
i
MM
leilrr
lo
iliu
mint
i
in
men
ii
1.1
ii
.
i
I
nU
I
1
I
I
W
il
I,
'.111
11111.1
111
,
1
1
IT
lllll.
UIIIU
111
1.1
1
lll.flllllfc.
1ft'
I
,'irt-
lunula
iTiiwii
i
,J
i
......
....
...
........n
v
.
-
.second
tune
they
affirmed
today
ineir
lawyer
s
pica
oi
"giuiiy.
1
m
a
at
m
m
u
'
am
m
mi
nr.
ON
COMMITTEE
Appoint
Representative
To
Help
Investigate
Food
Con
ditions,
of
Empire.
lOTTWVA,
July
23.
The
Can-
lian
Government
will
shortly.
is
oipcted,
Hiioint
a
noinint'e
(he
Finpire
food
coniuiillcc,
iiowl
by
the
Hritish
govern-
tal
F'JV
propositi
urlse.
.
froju.
a
-(rested
permanent
economic
inference.
The
ground
wan
ken
by
Canada
that
Hie-com-
lillee
would
be
given
practically
Si
;e
blunehe
lo
invest
igate
al!
Uses
of
economic
questions
and
fas
objectionable,
but
that
Can-
ida
would
eo-ojierate
in
a
com
bine
appointed
to
deal
with
any
iecillc
subject.
1NESS
CAUSE
FLYERS'
DELAY
ylng
Officer
Plenderllth
Unable
To
Leave
Uruppu
until
This
Morning.
MACLAREN
LEAVES
URUPPU
ISLANDS
FOR
MURAKATI
BAY
.TOKIO,
July
23
Stuart
MacLaren
and
bis
companions
left
Tokola
Hay.
Uruppu
Island,
at
7.40
this
morning
for
Murakati
Kay.
Kuerilc
Islands.
CROP
PROSPECTS
ARE
NOT
VERY
BAD
SAYS
SIR
HENRY
THORNTON
Says
Will
Wager
Yield
This
Year
Will
Reach
250,000,000
Dushels
SASKATOON'.
July
23.
There
is
nothing
to
be
discouraged
about
said
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
when
asked
regarding
the
crop
prospects
of
the
west,
on
his
arrival
here
yesterday.
lie
said
he
would
wager
thai
the
crop
would
at
least
reach
250.000,000
bushels.
Sir
Henry
is
on
his
annual
inspection
tour
of
the
west
and
is
go
in
ir
as
far
as
the
Pacific
coast
including
Prince
Hupert,
Vancpu
vcr
and
Victoria.
A
few
of
the
150
members
of
the
Canadian
Manufacturers'
Association
who
have
exhibited
at
Wembley,
photographed'
on
their
arrival
in
London,
Bngland.
Much
Opposition
at
Ottawa
to
Prince
Rupert
Elevator
horn
Conservative
Side
of
Commons
The
chief
opposition
to
the
vote
for
an
elevator
at
prince
Uiinerl
came
from
Sir
Henry
Drayton,
former
minister
of
fi
nance
in
the
Conservative
administration
who
argued
against
ill
Dawes
Plan
Likely
to
be
Tried
Following
Allied
Conference
says
an
American
Financier
f.Of)OX;Jnlv
a-wThe
inter-al
bed
conference
will
un
doubtedly
be
successful
and
the
I)awes
plan
will
lie
given
it
rhnnrt?
in
solve
Kin-one's
economic
ills
in
-suite
of
the
present
and
in
favor
Uf
Vancouver.
He
referred
to
the
greater
mileage
(differences
betw
een
the
banks
and
the
conference
delegates
over
the
guarantees
for
the
forty
million
pounds
Herman
loan,
a
leading
American
financier
told
the
Associated
Press,
before
sailing
for
home
after
having
been
for
several
days
in
closest
touch
with
the
conference
proceedings.
HIGHLANDER
HERE
THIS
AFTERNOON
GENERAL
OVERHAUL
Canadian
Government
Merchant
Marine
freighter
Canadian
Highlander,
is
due
to
arrive
at
t
o'clock
this
afternoon
from
Vancouver.
Capl.
Martin
in
command.
The
steamer
will
be
taken
up
on
the
Canadian
National
dry
(lock
upon
arrival,
for
general
overhaul.
Capt.
Mackenzie,
pilot
for
Hie
C.G.M.M.,
is
piloting
the
steamer
from
Vancouver.
CHARLES
RYAN
DIED
AT
METLAKATLA
Well
Known
Native
Passes
noon.
Ago
of
87
The
death
occurred
last
night
of
Charles
Hyan,
4ndian,
at
Met-
lakalla
at
the
ago
of
87.
De
ceased,
who
had
been
in
failing
VI-,
ill
ill"
All
la
iia.
I,'...i,i.-f
,.,,nl
vnra
nnsl.
was
Swing.
3,000
lbs.,
al
15c
and
'
"
,
"
,
ai
d
9C,
lo
the
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
"
-
,
,
,V
Hiaraelers
MOVING
CAMP
among
the
Indians
in
the
north
ami
did
much
during
his.
lifetime
to
further
the
Christian
interests
of
his
people.
He
is
survived
by
I
two
sons,
Peler
and
Stephen
.Hyan,
and
a
number
of
grand
children.
His
demise
will
be
Mile
and
Three-quarters
of
Right
"-"y
ho
naUnef
"r
,
...
,
,
.
v
,
.
lMel
akal
a.
The
funeral
will
take
of
Completed
Yesterday
Way
(U
MVllakaa
lis
arer.
three-cjuarlers
of
road
clearing!
lo
Galloway
Rapids
the
camp
oflRfiRRRT
MAf.PHF.RSON
POLICE
COMMISSIONER
IN
CITY
OF
VANCOUVER
VICTORIA,
July
23.
Robert
Macpherson
was
yesterday
ap
pointed
police
commissioner
for
I
1
SCOTTISH
EDITORS
AT
at
LUNCHEON
WINNIPEG
Left
Last
Evening
For
West.
Going
Direct
To
Vancouver
From
Jasper.
WLNN'IPF.O,
July
23.
Premier
John
Hracken
and
several
prom
inent
Winnipeggers
attended
a
luncheon
given
yesterday
at
the
Fort
Garry
hotel
by
the
Can
adian
National
Hailways
in
honor
of
the
party
of
Scottish
editors
on
lour
through
Western
Canada.
Those
attending
included
Wil
liam
Adair,
editor
Weekly
Herald,
Glasgow;
Halph
F.
Topping,
edi
lor
Weekly
Scotsman,
Kdinburgti,
J.
Ileid.
editor
Dumfries
an
I
Galjoway
Standard,
Dumfries;
C
(j.-Glass,
editor
Peoples
Jour
nal:
Col.
It.'
A.
Watt,
managing
editor
Aberdeen
tree
Press;
Premier
Hracken;
J.
W.
Da
foe,
editor
Manitoba
Free
Press;
.
Knowles,
managing
editor
Win
nipeg
Tribune;
George
Lhtpman,
editor
Grain
Grower
s
Guidt
;
Norman
Lambert,
of
the
Maple
Leaf
Milling
Co.;
H.
H.
Smith,
editor
Northwest
Fanner;
Vernon
Kino.
Canadian
Press;
J.
K.
Smith,
Farm
and
Dairy,
Peter-I
boro,
and
representatives
from
various
departments
of
(he
National
Hailways.
The
visitors
left
at
six
o'lock
Tor
a
tour
of
the
West
over
Can
adian
National
lines,
their
itinerary
including
stops
at
Saskatoon,
Edmonton,
Prince
Albert.
Dau
phin,
Vancouver,
and
n
day
at
Jasper
Park
Lodge.
BASEBALL
CATCHER
HAS
FRACTURED
SKULL
HIT
BY
A
FOUL
BALL
CHJGAGO,
July
23.
Hob
O"
Farrell,
star
catcher
of
Hie
Chicago
Cubs,
suffered
n
fractured
skull
in
the
first
game
of
yesler
day's
double
header
with
Hoslon
Vancouver
cily
to
succeed
Thos.
when
he
was
Harnett,
who
recently
resigned
,
,
'
the
position.
8ubsoribe
tor
hit.
by
a
foul
ball
'.he
Daily
News
BEER
BY
GLASS
FAILS
TO
CARRY
Majority
Against
Change
Is
1320
In
Plebiscite
Taken
Time
Of
Election.
VICTORIA,
July
23.
The
people-
of
Hritish
Columbia,
by
a
majority
vole,
have
decided
that
they
do
not
want
beerold
by
the
glass.
The
majority
against
the
change
is
small,
but
large
enough
to
make
it
clear
what
the
popular
opinion
is.
Final
llgures
collated
here
i
have
been
announced
as
fol
lows:
For
Heer
by
glass
....J........72.839
Against
Heer
by
glass
.........74,159
Majority
against
Heer
1,320
Twlenty-lhree
ridings
voted
wet
and
seventeen
dry.
The
vote
was
on.,
a
plebiscite
as
a
guide
to
the
members
of
the
Government
in
regard
to
possible
future
legislation.
WESTON
TEAM
WINSFOOTBALL
Beats
Vancouver
Island
Eleven
At
Winnipeg
Two
Goals
To
Nothing.
Meets
Montreal.
WINNIPEG.
July
23.
United
Weston,
Manitoba's
representa
tive
toolball
team,
advanced
into
Hie
finals
in
Hie
Conuaughl
Cup
series
last
evening,
by
defeating
the
Cumberland
leant
of
Van
couver
Island
last
niglil,
by
a
score
of
two
to
nothing
in
the
second
game.
The
llnals
will
be
played
on
I'hursday
and
Saturday,
when
Weston
meets
the
Canadian
Explosives
of
Montreal,
for
the
Dominion
championship.
FORT
WILLIAM,
July
23.
The
Canadian
Explosives,
of
Montreal,
defeated
Fort
William
C.P.H.
leant
one
goal
lo
nothing,
last
evening,
thus
winning
the
right
to
go
west
for
the
Con-naught
cup
llnals.
ATTEMPT
MADE
Paris.
WRECK
TRAINS
Two
Criminals
Planned
Deed
Order
to
Rob
Dead
and
Injured
FLOATING
CANNERY
In
LYONS,
France,
July
23.
An
attempt
was
made
last
night
to
blow
up
the
railroad
track
on
the
main
line
between
Marseilles
and
Police
investigations
show
that
two
criminals
deliberately
planned
lo
wreck
the
train
in
Hie
hope
of
being
able
to
plunder
the
killed
and
injured
at
ease
during
the
obscurity
of
the
confusion
which
would
follow
the
wreck.
NEAR
PORT
CLEMENTS
Laura
Whalen
Purpose
by
to
be
Frank
Used
For
Mlllerd
MASS.ETT,
July
23.
The
wooden
vessel
Laura
Whalen
Is
unchored
in
Ferguson
Hay,
near
Port
Clements,
and
will
be
used
ns
a
floating
cannery,.
Preparations
are
now
under
way
for
the
early
opening
of
Ihls
cannery.
It
is
being
operated
by
Frank
Mlllerd
or
Hit
Somepillo'
cannery
and
is
manager)
by
W.'J.