TAXI
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
25
Ambulance
and
BOSTON
GRILL
Service
Third
Avenue.
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Best
of
Food
Good
Servioe.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
'St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.
MATT
VIDECK,
I
Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
vt
x-rv
if
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r
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RUPERT,
B.G.,
sMONDAY,
flt1LY
7,
1021.
Saturday'
Circulation
1.SS0.
Strtat
Salaa
404
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
3,,
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
OFFICERS
OFFER
AD)
MACLAREN
NOW
PREPARING
FOR
HARD
FLIGHT
TO
KURILES
AND
ALEUTIANS
Railway
Staff
Willing
to
Give
Days'
Pay
per
Month
to
Reduce
Costs
MONTREAL,
July
7.
In
view
of
industrial
ami
trade
conditions
which
liuve
resulted
in
u
falling
off
of
the
gross
receipts,
officials
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
from
the
president
down
have
volunteered
to
give
one
dtiy'b
pay
per
mouth
to
the
management
to
help
Hie
reduction
of
operating
expenses,
The
offer,
which
emanated
entirely
from
the
officers
themselves,
has
been
grutcfully
acknowledged
by
the
chairman
and
the
board
of
directors.
The
situation
is
being
fully
gone
into
to
ascertain
if
it
will
be
necessary
to
accept
the
voluntary
offer
and,
if
so.
to
what
extent
it
will
be
necessary
to
put
into
force
reductions
in
the
sulnry
list
of
employees
throughout
the
system.
HOME
BANK
IN
PRIVY
COUNCIL
?
Judgment
Is
Reserved
on
Petition
of
Directors
Against
Jury
Trial
LONDON,
July
7
The
judicial
roiiiiniHer
of
the
privy
council
today
reserved
judgment
on
the
pel
it
ion
on
behalf
of
'
:
Uir
ac-
nisei!
director!)
of
Ihe
Home
Hunk
from
tin;
original
decision
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i....
Mini
il..
tilllllltl'
in
tiucstinu
was
of
a
criminal
and
not
civil
nature
and
I
here-'
'
..!'!:'
..I'"1,
f.....SS,,L.!!:e
juriffun:tiwu
i
niu
jimii'Hu
v.i.i.-
millt'c.
Argument
in
the
appeal
of
the
attorney
general
of
On-
tario
against
the
judgment
of
Six
Mr.
Justice
Middleton
of
the
Ontario
Supreme
Court
grunting
speedy
trial
to
Hid
accused
directors
therefore
was
brought
to
a
rather
sudden
and
unexpected
end.
six
PRINCEAT
OLYMPIAD!1
the
of
Winds
up
First
Day
and
Starts
Second
at
Big
Ball
PAIRS,
July
7.
The
Prince
of
Wales
wound
up
his
first
day's
OP,
visil
to
the
Olympic
games
and
began
Ihe
second
at
a
ball
ut-tended
by
500
guests,
including
all
the
British
and
Dominion
Olympic
competitors.
The
l't-mre
shook
hands
with
entire
tic,
dclr-giiiiuiiM
of
athletes,
after
leading
a
message
from
King
lieorg!
wishing
llieiu
ull
possible
at
success.
LOCAL
DRY
DOCK
ENTERS
SUIT
IN
"
SUPREME
COURT
Suit
has
been
entered
in
Hie
Supreme
Court
at
Vancouver
by
the
(Irani!
Trunk
Pacific
Develop-
enl
Co
against
the
West
Coast!,,,
"so(l0
)i(('nl
12
lowing
&
Balvago
t.o.
Ltd.
on
a.,,,
AMlll
Kisilorinfl.
.
..it
ii.
.
.i
r
fori
l
claim
of
St
il
l
allegedly
due
repairs
effected
at
tho
dry
dock'
bere
in
November
1122
to
tho
tug
Ainssell.
U.S.
FLYERS
AT
BANDER
ABBAS
Hoppod
from
Karachi,
India,
to
Porslan
Gulf
This
Worn-Ino
KAIIACUI,
July
7
The
United
Stales
round
the
world
flyers
left
this
morning
for
Bander
AbLas
on
the
Persian
Gulf.
DEMOCRATS
ARE
STILL
BALLOTING
NEW
YOHK,
July
7.
The
Democratic
convention
resumed
lialloling
this
morning
wilh
lillle
change
from
Saturday's
vote.
It
is
now
considered
prghutdc
Ihat
neither
McAdno
or
Smith
will
be
choHen
and
(hut
a
deci-Irtil.
will
"only
be
reached
when
both
have
dropped
out.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
QUITE
HEAVY
TODAY
American
and
Seven
Canadian
Boats
Marketed
Total
of
225.500
Pounds
at
Exchange
Halibut
arrivals
here
this
morning
totalled
225,500
pounds,
American
boats
landing
170,-000
pounds
and
seven
Canadians,
19.000
pound.
There
was
little
advantage
in
the
mailer
of
price.
highest
first
class
bid
of
2.lic
going
to
an
American
boat
mi
uiu
iHi
ru...,
,.uSS
u.u
8.2c
to
a
Canadian
schooner.
A,.rivas
,,
BBC8
Were
as
lot
.lows:
American
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,
m
um,
us..
i
.a-u
.
u
o
the
Canadian
Pish
&
Cold
Storage
Cq.
Ilesoltile,
10,000
lbs.,
at
!2o
and
(c.
to
Ihe
Hooth
I-isherics
Canadian
Co.
i
Hrisk,
30,000
lbs.,
at
t2c
and
to
the
Allin
Fisheries.
Norma,
10,000
lbs.;
Wilson,
'
6,
500
lbs.,
and
Ann
J.,
0,000
Ibs.,
12.0c
and
0c,
to
the
Pacific
Fisheries.
Canadian
Mali,
3.000
lbs.,
at
12.1c
and
i
til
la
fsl.
I
c
am.
t.aiu
".
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f
.
1
i
i
ei
"""'"".Pers
most
of
whom
will
go
south
rinii
uu.u
niiiinu
vjw.
Mayflower,
3,500
lbs.,
at
12.5c
i
it
M..
fc
ii
l
and
7c
!
'
.
!
V.'"H''I'
iu
record
time
of
2Ui
hours
at
12.5c
and
i
8.2c,
lo
lu
tho
,
at
.
"'"lincluding
a
two-hour
lloyal
hisli
n
Co.
Hiicklevllav
UCMCy
my'
Marguerite.
'0,000
lbs.,
ut
12.2C
and
7e;
Swing,
2,000
lbs.,
and
c
and
7c,
"
v
MARY
n,rrPADn
PICKFORD
AND
Aim
DOUGLAS
FAIRBANKS
AT
OLYMPIC
GAMES
PAIUS,
July
7.
After
having
lslled
Norway,
Sweden,
Denmark,
Oermany
and
Holland,
Mary
Pickford
and
Douglas
Fairbanks
are-
now
In
Paris
attending
the
.
Olympic
Games.
They
will
sail
from
Cherbourg
'for
homo
on
July
0
or
H,
the
date
depending
on
whether
or
not
tho
Olympiad
Iholds
tlfelr
interest
until
the
enll
SPECIAL
TRAIN
ON
WAY
HERE
C.N.R.
Tour
Party
Entertained
at
Prince
George
at
Kltwanga
and
Sunnyslde
Today
PIUNCK
GEORGE,
July
7.
Neaiing
the
end
of
the
first
lap
of
the
triii,
the
special
train
carrying
the
third
annual
personally
conducted
tour
over
Canadian
National
lines
arrived
here
on
schedule
at
5.30
o'clock
last
evening
After
dining
on
the
train,
the
parly
was
entertained
by
the
board
of
trade
to
a
two
hour
motor
drive.
Today
the
train
will
make
stops
at
Kitwnnga
and
Sunnytride
where
the
passengers
will
be
given
an
(Opportunity
to
see
the
famous
In-
diau
village
and
inspect
a
salmon
cannery
respectively
and
is
due
to
arrive
at
Prince
Hupcrt
at
8
this
evcnljig.
The
party
leaves
on
the
Cana-
oian
National
S.S.
Prince
llupert
,for
Vancouver
where
it
will
dis-
band
for
various
points.
The
Hazrllon.
Horticultural
.Association
supplied
bouquets
of
flowers
for
Ihe
dining
car
of
the
specint
train.
This
is
the
prac-
lice
of
the
Association
vitli-all
tourist
train
this
year
and
il
is
pfovinsf
a
valuable
meuns
of
advertising
the
district.
(BUCKLEY
BAY
MILL
CLOSING
Reconstruction
of
Plant
Is
Reason
Given
Forestry
Department
For
Shutdown
The
Massett
Timber
Co.'s
sawmill
at
Hockley
Hay,
which
has
;been
operating
steadily
for
the
past
year
or
so
cutting
rough
lumber
for
export
to
Los
Angeles,
,
fm.
rccoUtlruc.
.
lim.Illlsl.s
,
fllI.slrv
.,
;icIll
hcre
is
udviscil.
p.
g.
..,,..
fnrPSnr.
Inavfls
tonight
to
visit
the
plant
and
obtain
more
particulars
as
to
the
situation.
'I'lm
fun)
llinl
llm
emnnnnv
it
""f
v
Ug
,
n
am
8emling
oul
iU
log
.
;,
(ll
.:,,f
nint
m.,.
.sliuldown
may
be
a
lengthy
one.
particularly
as
there
are
few
logs
ahead.
11
is
understood
that
the
present
congested
state
of
the
California
lumber
market
follow-
'iir,i'
iiiimi
I
In.
ilt'iitmiiicr
nff
of
Dm
cnl.,bulory
factor
lo
to
the
the
closing
closing
up
up
of
of
the
the
mill.
.
utsv
nigui
nit:
sieamer
rrint-o
John
relumed
from
a
special
trip
,0
lluckPy
Hay
bringing
150
log.
,,
..............
,,.
i)rin(.
n.
pert
tonight.
The
John
mnde
the
stop
HOT
HERE-HOW
ABOUT
ALGIERS?
Thermometer
..Registered
.149
Degreos
There
Last
Friday....
"A
Wave
of
Fire"
At.GlliHS,
July
7.
The
heal
has
been
so
intense
that
II
has
been
.described
as
"a
wave
of
fire"
that
has
been
sweeping
the
vineyard
districts
near
Here.
The
heavy
wine
grape
crop
is
being
badly
burned.
On
Friday
the
thermometer
registered
as
high
as
110
desrree
Fahrenheit.
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Gideon
Nelson
is
here
shown
nursing
a
serious
wound
he
received
at
the
Tinted
States-France
Olympic
rugby
final
when
an
excited
Frenchman
knocked
him
down
with
arcane
because
he
cheered
for
the
U.S.
British
Flyers
Reach
Tokyo
and
Will
Remain
for
Several
Days
Overhauling
Their
Plane
TOKIO,
July
7.
Stuart
MacLaren,
the
Hritish
round-llie-world
flyer,
urrived
today
at
Kashiiniigaura,
the
aerial
base
near
here,
from
Kusliimoto.
He
made
the
flight
from
Kagoshima
to
Kiishim'oto
yesterday.
MacLaren
plans
to
remain
here
for
several
days
while
the
plane
is
overhauled
and
made
ready
for
the
long
and
strenuous
jumps
through
the
Kurile
Islands
He
hopes
to
get
away
Saturday,
the
northern
end
of
the
Island
of
A
program
of
enlerlaiiiment:
for
the
Hritish
flyers
similar
tot
that
given
the
Americans
ds
ar-l
ranged
to
lake
place
durins
their
I
slay.
GRAY
IS
CHARTERED
FOR
ISLAND
SERVICE,
Former
Whaling
Boat
WIP
be;
Used
to
Carry
Freight
Until
Boat
Obtained
to
Replace
Albert
The
whaler
Gray
has
been
chartered
by
the
Canadian
Government
Merchant
Marine
to
carry
.freight
between
Vancouver
and
Queen
Charlotto
Islands
and
will
be
used
until
.
vessel
is
ob-'
jtained
to
replace
Hie
steamer
y
irince
Allien
u
is
aunounceu
in
Vancouver.
The
Gray
arrives
in
j
Vancouver
today
to
load
for
the
;
islands
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
SATURDAY'S
GAMES
National
League
Philadelphia
5.
New
York
0.
fi
t
Brooklyn
8,
Boston
1.
Chicago
0,
St.
Louis
2.
Cincinnati
1.
Pittsburgh
11.
American
League
SI.
Louis
0,
Detroit
3.
Cleveland
7,
Chicago
8.
New
York
2-2.
Washington
0-7
,
Boston
0-7.
Philadelphia
3-2.
SUNDAY,
GAMES
National
League
Brooklyn
1-5.
Boston
1-0.
New
York
5-0,
Philadelphia
St.
Louis
13,
Chicago
4.
Cincinnati
2
Pittsburg
0.
American
League
,
Detroit
1,
81.
Louis
5.
Washing
Ion
4,
JCew
York
7.
Chicago
I),'
Cluvoland
6.
and
across
to
the
Aleutians.
his
first
stop
being
Mmato
on
Honshu.
THIRD
PARTY
IS
IN
FIELD
Robert
La
Folistte
Endorsed
as
U.S.
Presidential
Candidate
CLEVELAND,
July
7.
After
endorsing
Senator
Robert
La
Follette
as
presidential
candidate
and
providing
for
the
organization
of
a
new
political
party
next
January
the
conference
for
Progressive
Political
Action
wound
up
Its
convention
here
Saturday
night.
fLAb
AItAIK
IN
CITY
OF
TOKIO
IS
SMOOTHED
OVER
WASHINGTON.
July
7.
Charge
Caffery
at
Tokio
has
ad
-
vised
the
State
Department
he
has
been
officially
informed
that
the
man
who
tore
down
the
United
flc
I..
Ilw.
Am..mn
I'm.llHllW
Uni
U
U1UIHUU
Ull
I.
1
(1,
ill
i
in.
mninwHii
--
bassy
compound
here
has
been
arrested
and
that
a
representative
of
the
Tokio
police
department
caiieiL.upon
uauery
ouiy..
i
aim.
apologized
on
behalf
of
the
police.
Ihe
ban
on
publicity
was
re-
moved
on
July
1.
the
Charge
said,
und
Hie
vernacular
press
gave
the
affair
much
prominence
in
the
strongest
tcriu.
The
Jijt
Shinvpo(ronto
Conservatory
of
Music
ex-cbarnclerized
the
act
as
"a
sluin
ampliations
with
ery
creditable
on
our
national
hopor."
Tho
standing.
The
most
of
them
have
promptness
with
which
the
Min-
isler
of
Foreign
Affairs
pre-
sen
ted
lo
Mr.
Caffery
the
regrets
of
the
Japanese
government
was.
favorably
commented
upon.
,
Subscribe
for
tb
Dally
News.
British
Sprinter
Leads
in
Olympic
Semi-Finals;
Will
Race
with
Yanks
in
Final
.
COLOMHbb,
t
ranee,
Jnly
7.
Cyril
Coaffee,
Winnipeg's
.crack
sprinter,
failed
to
qualify
today
in
the
finals
Tor
the
100
I
meter
event
at
the
Olympic
(James.
Entering
the
qualifying
rounu
oy
winning
in
two
heats
on
holiday,
he
was
beaten
lodav
in
the
semi-finals.
G.
Hester
of
Toronto
was
also
beaten
in
the
senn-fiuals
oT
the
same
event.
The
second
semi-final
in
the
100
meters
was
won
by
Harold
Abrahams,
the
Hritish
star,
who
beat
Charley
Paddock
and
;
Chester
Rowman,
the
United
Slates
entrants.
The
latter
finished
second
and
third
thus
putting
four
American
sprinters
in
the
finals.
Abrahams
equalled
the
previous
Olympic
record,
his
time
being
10
3-D
seconds.
Hi
tola
of
Finland
won
the
10,.
000
meter
Olympic
race
on
Sunday.
COMMITTEE
FAVORS
BUILDING
OF
SHIP
Alaska
Steamer
Endorsed
at
ot
-
tawC.G.M.iH
Ma.
H.v.
Other
New
Boats
The
Vancouver
Provinrn
aavs
ttiat
the
Dominion
Parliament
JawSKSatijlnjr
xuiumilU-e...ou
.Hationalr1.,
rail
way
,-ays
i
ami
merchant
marine
liiis
leeiinmnMiileil
the
construe-
Hon
of
a
new
steamer
for
the
Alaska
service.
Tills,
apparently,
is
the
steamer
which
is
to
bo
built
at
Prince
Iluoert.
The
committee
also
indicates
011
',e
vem-tlial
some
new
vessels
may
be1
Tl,e
uwing
of
ore
and
work
bought
or
built
for
The
develop-
done
is
80
ualWaclory.
that
the
ment
of
fresli
fruit
and
passenger
shareholders
authorized
the
sale
traffic
between
Canada
und
the
of
a
8,1X8,1
,jlock
of
slock
lo
carry
West
Indies.
on
further
development
to
.a
'
ONTARIO
NIGHT
WATCHMAN
MURDERED
i
ST.
CATHAHINF.S,
Out.,
July
7j
1
That
Newman
11.
Orth,
52,
night
watchman
at
Hie
freight
sheds
of
the
Niagara,
St.
Cath
arines
and
Toronto
railway,
miss
ing
since
Friday
night,
June
1,
was
murdered,
was
made
certain
this
morning
.when
a
body
taken
from
the
Wetland
canal
at
Port
Hobinson,
13
miles
from,
here,
Was
identified
as
that
of
the
missing
man.
Ortli's
hands
were
tied
behind
his
back
by
a
piece
of
rope
and
lie
had
been
rendered
further
helpless
by
long
portions
of
stout
wire
which
had
been
wound
around
his
body
from
the
hips
upwards,
to
the
ends
of
which
railway
fish
plates
were
attached
for
the
purpose
of
sinking
tho
body.
After
being
fettered
this
way
his
coat
had
been
placed
about
.him.
His
duties
look
him
through
Ihe
freight
yards
inspecting
the
seals
of
cars
The
first
theory
points
lo
his
having
come
upon
car
thieves
who
struck
him
down,
'placed
him
in
an
automobile
and
threw
him
into
the
canal,
I
MICC
WAV'?
TlinPNTQ
SUCCESSFUL
AT
EXAMSiTOMMY
GIBBONS
HAS
EIght
stuaent8
Pass
Their
Tests
credltablv
Most
of
Them
Have
Been
Studying
Only
Short
Time
The
eight
students
entered
by
Miss
M.
A.
Way
passed
their
lo-
been
receiving
instruction
for
less
than
a
year!
They
were:
Elementary,
Archie
Thompson;
Introductory,
Gwen
Brady,
Molly
Lawrence,'
Jean
Itilcliie,
Irene
Mitchell,
Billy
Fuller.
Eleanor
Moxle-y,
and
Edith
Kcrgin.
'
TERRACE
MINE
MAY
HAVE
MILL
Good
Progress
Reported
at
Shareholders'
Meeting
of
Kalum
Lake
Mines
Ltd
TERRACE,
July
7.
A,
meeting
of
the
shareholders
of
the
,,Kalum
-
Lake
Mines
Limited,
was
"'d
i
Terrace
on
June
30
to
tHj-
jceive
a
report
of
the
directors
.on
jprogresa
made
in
development
of
i
ue
mine.
It
was
shown
that
over
an
aero
'i'fcilti
"au.
uee"
'""eu
anu
ourneur
"unk
ana
mcss
ll0Mges,
black.
Slim"
anu
'l,nff
w"rKs
"pciea,
aim
a
new
snail
o
icci
10
iuches
by
4
feel-
weI1
limbered,
su,lk
lo
a
"I"
'
yer
4U
ieei
point
where
it
will
be
advisable
"
to
install
a
mill
.
-1
'
'
A
mill
test
shows
that
the
ore
contains
gold
values
of
$53.Ct)
per
i
ton
of
which
rt2.20
is
free,
be-
i
sides
silver
values.
-
FRANCE
IS
SURPRISED
At
Premier
Macdonald's
Sudden
Decision
to
Consult
With
Premlep
Herlott
PAIUS.
July
7.-
Premier
Rain-say
Macdonald
of
Great
Britain
informed
Premier
Herlott
,
of
France
today
that
he
would
ar
rive
in
Paris
at
o'clock
tomorrow
afternoon
to
confer
with
him
regarding
the
proposed
inter-aiiieu
conierence
in
London
next
week.
The
message
look
Hie
political
world
by
nur-prise
particularly
so
in
view
of
the
fact
that
Premier
He.riott
lias
an
appointment
for
three
o'clock
tomorrow
afternoon
to
reply
to
questions
in
Hie
senate
on
the
very
subjects
which
Premier
Macdonald
is
coming
to
discuss,
Tim
French
foreign
olllce
declines
to
comment
on
the
sudden
decision
of
Ihe
British
premier.
SAILED
TO
ENGLAND
Heavyweight
Will
Confer
With
Gene
Tunney
and
Jack
Renaul
Enroute
ST.
PAUL,
Minn.,
July
7.
Tommy
Gibbons,
St.
Paul's
light
heavyweight
boxer,
has'
left
for
New
York
to
sail
for
England
where
he
will
meetuck
Bloom-field
in
a
twenty
round
bou,t
In
London,
July
20.,
While
In
the
e8t
Gibbons
and
his
manager
will
confer
wilii
Gene
Tunney
undrJack
Renault,