NEW
YORK,
July
10.
Charles
W.
Bryan,
governor
of
Ncbiyiska
and
brother
or
William
Jennings
Bryan,
was
nominal
ed
Tor
vice
-
iiresidenl
by
the
Democratic
National
Convention
early
Ibis
morning.
There
was
only
one
ballot
after
which
the
convention
adjourned
sine
die.
The
little
republic
of
Haiti
in
the
West
Indies
will
be
represented
in
the
Olympic
games
by
its
crack
rifle
team,
and
Haiti
is
pulling
strongly
for
its
sole
representatives
in
France.
Decision
is
Reached
That
Arbitration
is
Best
Means
to
Apply
PAIUS,
July
10.
.Premier
Macdonald
of
Oreal
HfiftiirmiiH
idled
a
il
U
well
kiimvn
ih
Premier
Herriot
of
France
decided
yesterday
upon
arbitration'
known
or
chose
lo
admit,
if
he!
Hc-mot
also
consented
lo
an
American
silliug
with
the
coin-did
know,
Ihe
difficulties
(hat
I
mission
and
Voling
on
the
question
of
whether
Germany
was
have
had
lo
be
so
carefully
managed
to
impress
the
advis
ability
and
necessity
of
gelling
Will
Embark
For
Canada,
With
Four
or
Fpe
Friends,
as
Ordinary
Passenger
SOUTHAMPTON,'
"July
10.
U
i
announced
that
the
Prince
of
ments
are
being
made
for
the
'lip,
Iho
Prince's
request
being
bat
he
travel
as
nothing
more
or
less
Hum
a
first
class
passenger.
VANCOUVER
ROWING
CREW
AT
OLYMPIAD
Had
Stiff
Work-out
Yesterday
and
Will
Draw
For
Their
Competitors
Today
PARIS,
July
10.
The
Vancouver
fopr-oared
rowing
crew
entered
the
Olympic
events
with
a
stiff
work-out
yesterday
afternoon.
They
draw
today
lo
decide
their
position
in
the
competition
on
July
ID
In
which
they
will
op-
e
eight
other
crews.
u
failing
lo
curry
out
her
obligations."
Premiers
Statement
LONDON,
July
10.
Premier
a
definite
start
made
on
an
cle-iiMsic,,0"a,a
lan?.l
today
in
the
valor
here,
lie
might
not
have
"f
Commons
that
he
had
been
quite
so
quick
lo
make
a
ma,lu
M
,r'i'
,0
,,im
,0
n"
protest
when
a
step
has
been
",0VB
"nnrimiui
smiaimu
taken
in
the
right
direction.
l,ich
,hm,lp,,etJ
dcs,,"'
!'
III
the
meantime,
the
Ncws'ork
that
had
made
possible
the
feels
justified
in
accepting;'1"'''!"?
1,1
l."tlon
on
July
1ft
of
what
has
been
offered
wilh
the
intention,
however,
of
fighting
to
the
last
dilch
if
Hie
necessity
arises
(and
we
do
nut
think
it
will
lo
fight
to
have
the
money
voted
to
complete
the
elevator.
Such
action
as
the
mayor
has
taken
we
believe
is
dangerous.
This
view
is
concurred
in
by
the
city
council,
and
the
board
of
trade.
PRINCE
SAILS
ON
AUGUST
25
an
inler-Allied
conference
on
Three
to
Nil
ADELAIDE,
July
10.
1
1
ill
vi
nir
P.n
tt
ti
i
H
n
it
It
it
!
I
:this
iificrnoon
defeated
a
-
The
leant
team
dale
is
nine
games
won,
five
lost,
and
six
drawn.
i
Subcribe
for
the
Dally
News.
WORLD
FLIGHT
AND
WEDDING
Officer
on
Steamer
Thlepval
Falls
to
Return
to
Victoria
for
June
Wedding
II
is
seldom
thai
Cupid
takes
a
back
seat.
In
fact
the
lillle
archer
customarily
lias
a
front
position
next
to
Hie
driver.
II..
I
II'.
-
.1!
reenl
rule
at
Ottawa
is
lo
limit
ns
u
Nvu'
out
of
"u''r
H
ff
icul
tie.
with
regard
to
the
application
when
the
pathfinder
Tliiepval
nei-onrv
sary
evtpii(lilures
expenditures
nl
at
any
niiv!"''
'he
Dawes
'plan
for
reparations
payment.
sailed
ailed
away
away
(o
lo
chart
chart
the
the
one
lime
as
far
as
possible.
II
would
be
unfortunate
if
an
unwarranted
fuiix-pas
at
this
time
should
kill
the
whole
un-
iIoi-ImL
inir
If
llii
tn.-iviip
li.nl
nut.
mere
uie
some
limit's
liial
interfere
with
"Dan's'
plans,
and
one
Is
I
lie
around
the-world
JlrHUlv,rilli,
which
will
nol
be
concluded
for
some
rime.
Down
in
the
cily
of
Victoria.
roulc
Premier
Macdonald
conceded
to
Premier
Herriot
thai
tlie!of
the
British
plane
across
the
reparations
commission
should
not
be
robbed
of
its
right-
lo
say
North
Pacific;
a
prominent
nf-wheii
(lermaiiy
was
in
default
on
(hat
plan..
Herriot
agreed
in
ficer
of
the-'boat
said
farewell
exchange
lo
give
up
France's
preponderance
of
vyles
in
the;
coin-j
to
a
pielty
maiden,
and
promised
mission.
lo
return
in
time
for
the
June
wedding.
Visions
of
orange
blossoms,
flower-scented
altar
and
a
blissful
honeymoon
haunted
the
the
Dawes'
report.
He
said
that
gold-braided
oilicer
all
the
way
Hie
lli-IIIsli
i
ioveriiiiieiils
view
was
thai
the
report
should
be
put
into
operation
without
delay.
Ureal
satisfaction
is
expressed
today
throughout
British
officialdom
over
the
results
of
Premier
Macdonald's
-visit
to
Paris.
Two
New
Field
Records
are
Hung
up
by
Nurmi,
Great
Finn,
Winner
of
Important
Races
at
Olympiad
up
the
coast
and
across
the
Alaska
front.
But
on
reaching
Pelrvpavo-lovsk
it
was
found
that
il
would
be
necessary
for
the
Tliiepval
lo
wail
on
Hit
coast
and
I
rail
the
flight
plane
across
the
Pacific
lo
vendor
assistance
if
'necessary.
Alas,
the
scent
or
the
orange
blossoms
faded
in
I
he
pilot
house,
and
the
disappointed
maiden
in
Victoria,
now
rawails
another
dale
when
the
orders
of
the
govern
me
id
will
nol
send
the
Tliiepval
away
on
world
flights
or
so
Tar
from
home.
COLOMBKS,
France,
July
10.
Paavo
Nurmi,
the
great
TnTiTr
n
i
n
Finn,
crowned
himself
as
u
double
Olympic
winner
and
one
of
-If
AW
VrK
HA
the
greatest
distdnce
winners
of
all
times
today
when,
two
hours)
rill
vUU
T
Jbli
11x10
after
winning
the
1,500
metre
race
in
Olympic
recoi;d
lime,
he
j
won
.a
thrilling
victory
in
the
5,000
metre
evenl
from
his
fellow
countryman,
Hilola,
selling
another
Olympic
und
world's
record.
Nurmi's
lime
in
the
5,000
metre
we
was
I
'i
minutes
and
III
;i-5
seconds,
bettering
the
previous
Olympic
record
by
more.'
than
five
seconds
ami
the
world
s
record,
made
by
himself
in
Sweden
in
1022.
of
11
minutes
and
;15
3-10
seconds.
His
time
for
the
1,500
metre
evenl
was
53
3-5
seconds,
three
seconds
faster
than
the
previous
record.
Wales
will
sail
for
Canada
with!
United
States
and
Finland
are
four
or
five
friends
on
August
leaders
in
points
so
far,
the
'5
returning
about
the
middle
of
former
having
157
and
the
latter
October.
No
special
arrange-.
103
f
CHARLES
BRYAN
NOMINATED
FOR
VICE-PRESIDENT
CANUCKS
WIN
NINTH
GAME
ANOTHER
FIRE
McAllister
Mill
and
International
Junk
Co.
Building
Destroyed
VANCOUVER,
July
10.
Fire
last
night
destrftyed
the
McAUU
tcr'lunijber
mill,
the
International
Junk
Co.'s
building
and
several
smaller
buildings
at
the
east
end
of
False
Creek.
The
damage
is
Defeated
Team
Representing
teH1""!1''1
al
lw,;e
S5,000
and
South
Australia
hu
Smni
nf
v-v.vuu.
CONSERVATIVES
HOLD
OLD
COUNTRY
RIDING
,rcpi'cs.c.-niiuK
South
Australia
by
Capt.
Beamish
Ejected
to
Succeed
Ta
score
of
three
goals
to
nil.
The
team
work
ol
iho
Canadians
was
fr
I
hvi
1
1
In
li
I
mill
iwminiultir
friwul
t-nu
"HIIIU
......
-V
.7'I.UIIIItJ
QUI...
their
defence.
LleuL-Col.
Campion
In
Lewes,
East
Sussex
LONDON.
July
10.
The
Con.
The
Canucks
are
being
royally
'servatives
retained
their
hold
on
entertained
and
were
the
guoslsewes
division
of
East
Sussex
in
or
the
Lord
Mayor
at
a
civic
re-,
the
parliamentary
by-election
ceplion.
On
Saturday
they
will'
made
necessary
by
the
recent
ap-plny
ll
final
lesl
match
or
poinlmenl
oT
Lieul.-Col.
Campion
their
(our
here.
Their
record
lo'lo
be
governor-general
of
West
Australia..
The
vole
was;
Capt.
Beamish,
Conservative,
9,581;
Capt.
Hall,
Labor,
0,112;
Howard
Williams,
Liberal,
2,718.
25
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Largo
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
dance,
banquets
and
wedding
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
parties.
and
6th
St,
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RUPERT
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rates,
apply
to
Boston
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101.
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IMUNUK
lll'PEHT,
B.C.,
TJ1L
BSDAV,
JULY
10
H21.
Y.iem.r.
circuhiion.
Untt
s.te..
m
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS
CONFERENCE
OF
FJFJttff
AS
SUCTFOT
"'
'
1
STORM
OF
DISAPPROVAL
AT
CHIEF
MAGISTRATE'S
ACTION
IS
LET
LOOSE
EDITORIAL
UNFORTUNATE
WIRE
MAYOR
NEWTON
OF
The
iJaily
News
does
not
wish
to
take
issue
with
Mayor
New
ton
on
(he
question
of
the
es-i
tuLtlishtneul
of
u
grain
elevator
here.
This
paper
is
just
as
keen!
as
His
Worship
is
that
grain
shipping
facilities
should
be
es-1
tablished
at
the
port
and,
for
the
j
past
year
or
more,
we
have
been
just
as
insistent
and,
we
believe.
!
effective
in
our
demands
as
lie
has
been.
However,
Hie
tele-1
gram
of
protest
sent
by
the
mayor
to
Ottawa
yesterday
atid
which
is
published
today
was
both
untimely
and
ill-advised.
Jl
is
the
usiiul
practice,
we
believe,
to
make
votes
for
public
work?
in
a
successive
manner.
Tins
is
done
so
that
the
estimates
at
any
one
lime
may
be
kept
down
to
a
reasonable
level,
liming
made
the
decisinn
to
build
an
elevator
at
Princ
Hu-pert.
il
is
no
donbl
the
intention
of
the
government
to
get
the
project
under
way
and
fin-j
ished
as
soon
us
possible.
Toj
ensure
such
being
done,
il
is
reasonable
lo
believe
that
the
estimate
of
$150,000
was
made
at
a
time
when
a
larger
estimutc
might
possibly
have
been
re-
.
EDMONTON
GIRLS
BEAT
PARiSIENNES..
PARIS,
July
10.
The
Edmonlon
.
Commercial
Orads,
lady
basketball,
'
champions
of
North
America,,
made
a
grand
jslart
on
their
series
of
Kuropeuu
fixtures
loday
when
they
defeated
a
picked
Parisian
team
by
a
score
of
jj
to
10.
Judge
"Andy"
Calhoun
of
the
City
Court
of
Atlanta,
Georgia
is
the
first
president
or
the
newly
formed
Pipe
Smokers'
Association.
He
has
been
a
devotee
of
the
weeil
for
almost
00
years
and
is-still
smoking
strong.
Speedy
Counter
Action
Follows
Messages
Sent
East
by
Mayor
Newton
A
storm
of
protest
resulting
in
the
emergent
eaUinir
of
special
meetings
of
the
city
council
and
Hie
executive
of
the
Prince
Rupert
board
of
trade
was
raised
last
night
when
it
was
learned
thai
Mayor
Newlon
had
sent
telegrams
lo
M.
Hon.
V.
L.
Mackenzie
King,
premier
or
Canada;
Fred
Slork,
M.P.,
and
Sir.
Henry
Thornton,
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Hail-ways,
charging
them
with
failure
in
carrying
out
their
oromises
in
having
placed
in
the
supplementary
estimates
the
sum
or
only
sioo.uuu
10
commence
the
construction
of
a
lerminaT
grain
riouiur
ii
vie.
i
ne
Million
oi
ine
mayor
s
message
was
repudiated
in
no
uncertain
terms
by
both
bodies
and
messages
denlorin?
ils
sending
were
immediately
sent
lo
Mr.
Mackenzie
Kfng,
Mr.
Slork
and
Sir
Henry
Thornton.
In
addition
to
these,
telegrams
were
also
sent
by
the
Board
of
Trade
to
Mr.
Mackenzie
King
and
Mr.
Slork
thanking
them
for
their
success
in
having
t
lie
item
included
in
the
estimates.
Council
Meeting
The
special
meeting
of
Ihe
council
was
held
in
the
mayor's
(dtlce
und
His
Worship
and
all
a
committee
aHer
Ihe
meeting
lo
further
interview
the
mayor
wilh
a
view
to
having
hiinal
least,
postpone
his
action.
Despite
Iheser
efforts,
however,
his
tele-grain
was
sen!..
Following
it
uj
the
council,
on
motion
of
Aid.
Collart,
seconded
ty
Aid.
Mc-
Mordle,
despatched
the
rollowing
gram
sent
tonight-
by
Mayor
Newlon
regarding
the
grain
elevator
at
this
port,
the
cily
council
has
gono
on
record
as
hcing
unanimously
opposed
to
ils
sending."
.;
The
council
was
called
together
by
Aid.
Collart
Imm.edialely
,
on
being
advised
that
the
mayor's
wire
had
been
sent.
Board
of
Trade
Tin
council
of
the
Board
of
Trade,
at
a
brfef
session
in
.Iho
hoard
office
attended
by
members
or
the
cily
council
and
by
.Presi
dent
S.
J.
McLeod,
unanimously!
MAYOR'S
WIRE
IN
PROTEST
AT
Says
Citizens
are
Disappointed
and
Officials
Absolutely
Failed
The
following
was
the
telegram
sent
last
night'
by
Mayor
Newlon
lo
HI.
Hon.
V.
L.
Mac
kenzie
King,
prime
minister;
Sir
Henry
Ihornlon,
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
atVl
Fred
Slork,
M.P.:
"Very
great
disappointment
over
the
small
appropriation
for
grain
elevator.
It
is
viewed
as
meaning
there
will
be
no
elevator
here
for
year
and
a
half
at
earliest.
Cilizens
led
o
believe
mil
lion
would
have
been
placed
in
estimates
to
complete
elevator
Ibis
year.
Consequently
strong
feeling
existing
both
you
and
Sir
Henry
Thornton
have
absolulely
failed
in
your
promises
to
build
up
this
port.
Couldn't
you
yet
'at
this
session
secure
million
an.
tpropriution
for
'
elevator
and
award
Ruiwrl-Alaska.
ship
con-fract
lo
local
dry
dock.
We
would
be
pleased
if
you
could.
S.
M.
NEWTON,
Mayor."
MAYOR
NEWTON
GIVEN
REPLY
Sir
Henry
Thornton
Expresses
Surprise
at
Criticism
Against
Railway
For
Elevator
Vote
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Rail
ways,
wired
lo
S.
J,
McLeod,
pre-
sident
of
the
Prince
Rupert
board
caused
the
following
lelegrams
,lt
,ade.
today
as
follows:
to
be
sent
on
motion
of
E.
C.
Oibbons
and
C.
II.
Orme:
To
Premier
King
and
Fred
Storki
M.P.
"The
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade
extends
to
you
and
the
government
its
hearty
thanks
for
Mru
successful
placing
of
an
amount
in
Ihe
estimates
for
the
terminal
grain
elevator
here."
To
Premier
King,
Fred
Stork
and
Sir
Henry
Thornton:
"I
am
much
obliged
for
your
message
of
July
10.
I
have
telegraphed
Ihe
mayor
as
follows;
"
'
do
nol
understand
why
you
should
express
criticism,
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways
in
the
mailer
of
the.
construction
of
a
grain
elevator
a(
Prince
Rupert.
The
railway,
have
nothing
what-eer
lo
do
with
the
matter.
II
is
one
that
is
entirely
under
the
control
of
the
government
to
"The
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
whom
I
have
already
expressed
a
Trade
strongly
deplqrcs
the
per-1
favorable
recommendation
as
to
sonal
action
of
Mayor
Newlon,
the
construction
of
an
elevator
Ihe
aldermen
wilh
the
exception,1"
Ui
sram
of
criticism
m
at
your
port."
or
Aid.
Evitt
were
present.
Uu-Iierm"""
,Um
'-"vaior.
u
is
successful
efforts
were
made
in
'absolutely
contrary
lo
the
gen-
have
Ihe
mayor
reconsider
his
nil
reeling
or
Iho
citizens."
action
and
withdraw
the
mes-
"
sage
but
Ihese
were
unavailing.'
As
a
last
resort,
Aid.
Macdonald
and
Aid.
Casey
were
constituted!
DAVIS
PLEASES
GREAT
BRITAIN
Satisfaction
Expressed
at
Choice
of
Democrats
For
U.S.
LONDON.
July
10.
Great
sal
"With
reference
to
Ihe
tele-isruc.lio"
fs
sl,ow"
,,,!rc
u''0'1
ll,e
nomination
of
John
W.
Davis
lor
president
by
the
Democratic
con
OLIVER
STILL
LIBERAL
CHIEF
Cabinet
Determined
to
Retain
Him
and
Seat
Will
be
Found
After
July
14
VICTORIA,
July
10.
Liberals
all
over
Ihe
province
seem
lo
he
a
unit
behind
Premier
Oliver
and
will
not
hear
or
his
retirement.
The
veteran
politician
is
158
yeaw
of
age
but
has
'many
years
of
service.
ahoad
of
him.
tention.
Duo
to
his
popularity!
The
Premier
would
not
be
averse
when
ambassador
to
Orcat
Brit-1
to
returning
lo
private
lire,
but
ain,
it
is
considered
that
he,
there
is
no
outstanding
man
lo
would
show
much
sympathetic
succeed
him.
Every
one
or
his
friendliness
to
Britain.
Ho
mado
cabinet
is
determined
that
he
many
personal
friends.
(shall
remain
premier,
so
that
The
London
Dally
Telegraph
after
the
counting
of
the
ab.
recalls
the
speech
of
Iho
Princo
senlco
ballots
on
July
1
1,
il
is
of
Wales
at
n
farewell
dinner
lo
expected
that
an
early
unnounee-Mr.
Davis.
"Ho
lias
been
more
mertt
wilt
bo
made
regarding
(ban
nit
ambassador.
He
has
been
the
Premier's
plans
A
seal
wilt
a
i
rue
rra-nd,
said
the
Prince
at.be
probably
selected
for
him
that
time.
8ub6oribe
for
M
Dally
News,
from
the
four
or
five
which
have
been
gladly
offered
by
sue-cVsu.'ul
Liberul
itfemUor
elect.