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.
parties.
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
Stand
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
and
6th
St.
firill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
'Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL.
XIV.,
NO.
tC'J,
PMNCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
STL
RDAY,
JULY
10,
1021.
Ycsterdrf
Circulation,
182
SI
red
Sties,
13
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
WINGS
PARLIAMENT
ADJOURNS
IK
Parliament
was
Prorogued
Tkis
Afternoon
Following
Difference
Between
Commons
and
Senate
OTTAWA,
July
10.
Prorogation
of
Parliament
is
fixed
fuFFFflRT
Tfl
PRflVIHF
Ihree
o'clock
this
afternoon.
The
found
the
Senate
and
Mouse
at
odds
over
the
benate's
rejection
of
the
Pensions'
Mill
as
it
passed
the
House.
Just
before
the
House
adjourned
at
0.30
this
morning
it
adopted
a
iifution
moved
by
lion.
Dr.
Ueland,
minister
of
soldiers'
civil
re-establishment,
that
the
Rouse
disagrees
with
the
amend-......
to
In
I
iv
thn
Kimi:iIi
In
twelve
rhuises
(if
Hie
bill
mid
the
incuts
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111
DEVELOPING
An
FMHaw
Ahntit
Fifty
Fish
to
the
Boat
Was
the
Average
on
Skeena
PINKS
ARE
COMING
npinn
a
a
i
mnn
nun
wnu
uu
vv
o
i
During
Week
Which
Ended
Last
Night
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run.
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...
lory
the
average
lo
the
boat
on"""
Friday
being
about
illly.
wjuic
the
weather
the
early
part
of
the
week
was
not
very
good,
it
im'-
a
i
ii
i
ii...
t
proven
lowaru
uie
rim
ami
me
IfWiirli
ix
innVpd
noon
ns
a
nrcltv
"ood
one
up
lo
the
present.
Pinks
have
started
lo
run
and
n
few
were
taken
in
the
boats
the'
last
day
or
two.
For
these
the
fishermen
gel
two
and
a
half
cents
when
cannery
gear
is
used,
or
Ihree
and
a
hair
Tor
...
indepen
-
Kdcnl
gear.
The
run
of
this
class
of
fish
is
likely
lo
increase
,
t.,v
,...,,.
..-,,,
K
X
cohoos
have
shown
un
so
f!ip
I.
lit
Mia
run
nf
nrinirs
for
the
tweek
has
been
largef
than
usual.
MRS.
SMITH
HAS
GOOD
MAJORITY
lis
Ahead
of
McCreery
in
Final
Count
at
Vancouvor:
McRae
Beaten
l
YAXCOUVI.lt.
July
Mrs.
'Mary
FJlen
Smith,
Liberal,
was
fat
Ihe
conclusion
of
Iho
count
of
;
the
absentee
vole
yesterday,
de-
I
elared
elected,
having
nut
only
s
beaten
Oeneral
McIJae
but
also
being
207
voles
ahead
oT
A.
Mc-;
(iieery.
Provincial,
who
was
35
voles
ahead
of
Mcllae.
Vancouver
members
elect
arc
I
Woodward,
Mackenzie,
Odium,
Chris
Melt
lie,
Mrs.
Smith
and
1
McCreery.
live
of
these
are
I
Li!
icrals
and
one
is
n
Provincial
HEARD
EVIDENCE
ON
EDUCATION
VICTORIA
VICTORIA,
July
Ml.-Kvidenco
has
been
heard
here
this
week
f
by
Ihe
education
survey
commis
sion
consisting
of
Dr.
(5.
M.
Wr.1..
.....I
11..
I
11
111.
I.
......
K
tl
III
tllllt
M.
l
I.
llllKllll.
The
chamber
of
commerce
has
E
been
taking
steps
lo
get
evi
dence
before
the
commission
anil
11
number
of
more
or
less
prd-
E,
niinent
people
have
expressed
I
I
heir
Views
on.
various
phases
of
I
Iho
problem.
1;
U,
,
Owen
of
Auypx,
arrived
in
la
Mh
city
this
morning
on
the
lug
b.
Marmi'in.
last
hours
of
the
102
session
-
I
ril
l
till
IT!
(I
II
I
U
I
he
Senate
assembled
loilay
at
and
the
House
at
12.30,
and
it
was
necessary
that
the
agreement
be
read
and
reached
before
the
hour
of
prorogation
if
it
was
to
become
effective
this
year.
i
RUPERT
TEAM
MAY
VISIT
OCEAN
FALLS
Ben
Self
Gets
Invitation
and
Men
Wlll
be
Picked
by
George
Hill
An
invitation
has
been
received
by
Hen
Self
from,
the
Ocean
Falls
a
4
..,..1
a
.
t
...1
1
1
Aiineiic
i.iuu
10
semi
a
i
ruivu
llulinl'f
fnnlliull
fmini
ibtwil
lit
(III
"
a
.
.
.1
fimif.r
iiiwii
in
iniiv
Lriiint'
nil
Mjlfl.lllV
Ullil
'lllill-1V
.
AllLMl.il
II
""itiiu.
r-
I
III
'11.
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"
".-.
m
imoi
.-mi.-.
...v.
bands
of
(ieo.
Hill,
president
of
u,t"
'Ince
Hiiperi
football
.ssn-
f'i.'it
inn.
mid
a
mcctinir
will
be
-----
--
called
early
in
uie
coining
week
!to
"b'ci'b'
what
players
will
go
spending
more
than
their
income
it
was
only
with
the
assur-
Tentative
arrangeniMits
arts
ance
that
the
I.O.D.K.
Chapter
a,so
hcing
made
to
bring
a
hnsc-jwould
fool
a
large
part
of
the
'a"
b''
from
Ocean
Falls
to
bill
that
(hey
decided
to
proceed
l,luy
panics
here
on
Friday
andjwilii
Ihe
preparation
of
plans
Sa,unla''
August
8
and
y.
If
Ihe
and
the
calling
for
lenders
for
Inllna,
I
III.
a-
l-l
III
l-T
.
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Ilk
It,
at
r
I
II.-
.......
.....
"
aimniii-iiii-ii.
iuiuuhii.uio
new
woin.
',,,,!
Ocean
Falls
baseball
leani
and
It
is
estimated
that
Ihe
total
ithe
cily
football
team
will
travel
cost
will
be
in
Ihe
neighborhood
'w
Kellicr
leaving
here
on
aiuiiiay,
Aiigusi
J.
VICTORIA
CHANGES
HER
PARKING
LAWS
Council
Passes
Bylaw
Limiting
Time
on
Certain
Streets
VICTORIA,
July
IS).-Onc
hour
is
long
enough
for
shopping
in
one
slore
with
the
car
parked
in
one
place.
At
anyrale
thai
is
Hie
decision
of
the
cily
council
here.
They
are
objecting
to
cars
remaining
all
day
on
busy
streets
ami
are
making
a
time
limit
of
sixty
minutes.
Car
Irallic
has
increased
here
at
such
a
rale
that
some
regulation
became
necessary
lo
allow
those
wishing
lo
shop
a
(dace
where
the
family
car
might
park
for
a
few
minutes.
EIGHT
WOUNDED
IN
SHOOTING
AFFRAY
LISHOX,
July
11).
-Eight
persons)
were
Ulled
and
several
were
wounded
last
night
in
shooting
affray
between
soldiers
of
the
republican
guard
and
the
police.
The
lug
Marmlon
of
Anyos,
Capl.
Cameron,
arrived
in
port
at
8
a.m.
witli
a
cargo
of
benzol
for
the
Prince
llupert
Hoathouse
and
IcH
again
al
2.30'
Ibis
afternoon,,
on
her
relurn
Irlp,
towing
a
scow
of
coal.
The
sleamer
Cray,
under
charier
to
the
Canadian
National
Hallways,
left
Hose
Harbor
al
0
a.m.
Ibis
morning
wilb
whaln
products
for
Victoria.
SENATE
w
IHILUKENS
WAKU
GENERAL
HOSPITAL
HIM
60
Chapter
of
IO.D.E.
Cooperating
In
Providing
Accommodation
At
the
meeting
of
the
hospital
board
last
night,
I).
C.
Mcllae
presiding,
it
was
decided
to
call
for
tenders
for
the
work
of
re
moving
the
case
room
to
the
third
floor
of
the
building
and
for
remodelling
the
second
floor
in
such
a
way
as
to
provide
a
children's
ward.
For
some
lime
past
the
Hill
CO
chapter,
l.O.D.H.
has
been
rais-
jing
money
with
which
In
fit
out
in
children's
wanl
at
t
lie
local
in
stitution.
They
have
met
with
'considerable
success
and
part
of
the-
cost
of
making
changes
to
-w.-
.
-..-."-..'
-
accommodate
iih
ny
room
jmw
.-a.ll
a
.1
llui
fifti
wltilitr
1
'iT
..t.lin
-
-
.
.
(.
I
I
a
I
in
iibiiui
w
in
no
iinrrif
iiv
nil1
nkn.il..
Lull
iiri.
.
..
.
.a
II
It
I..I
I
1
1
II...
ai
me
meeuiiK
msi
m,.iii
uu-
..
uimuim
wu
r.iuin
mui
hospital
board
should
not
this
ycar
be
saddled
Willi
any
new
nvnonviw
llnil
niilil
ixwiilil
v
lie
..
-
avoided.
Iliey
were
aireauy
of
$000
iii
addition
lo
the
extra
cost
of
providing
fire
escapes
for
the
third
floor.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Ten
Canadian
and
Two
American
Boats
Bring
Catches;
Little
Change
In
Prices
Two
American
and
leu
Cana
diau
boats
mnrkefed
a
total
of
1
10,500
pounds
of
halibut
on
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
Of
Ibis
total
the
Americans
had
35,
000
pounds
and
the
Canadians
105,500
pounds.
There
was
lit
I
It'
change
in
prices
over
those
pre
vailing
yesterday.
Oaoadian
second
class
fish
dropped
a
few
points.
The
arrivals
were:
American
Tnhoma,
21,000
lbs.,
at
15c
ami
8c,
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cob!
Storage
Co.
Anna
J
11,000
lbs
at
15c
and
8c,
lo
the
Roolh
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Canadian
Cape
Spencer,
8,500
lbs.,
and
Sclnin,
13,500
lbs.,
at
l3.3o
and
i7c,lo
Iho
Hnyal
Fish
Co
Alii,
17,000
lbs.,
al
13.1c
ami
7c,
anil
Seamaid,
31,000
lbs.,
at
12.0c
and
7c,
to
the
Allin
Fisher
ies.
Annie
May,
3,500
lbs.,
al
1
3.3c
ami
7c,
lo
the
Roolh
Fisheries
Canadian'
Co.
Kaien,
8,000
lbsn
at
13.
Ic
and
7c;
Thelma
No.
1,
4,000
lbs.,
al
13.3c
and
7c;
Ethel
June,
1,000
lbs.,
al
13.3c
and
7c;
Oibson,
7,-000
lbs.,
at
13.5c
and
7o;
and
Torberg,
0,000
lbs.,
al
13.3e
ami
7c,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co,
Subcribe
for
the
Daily
News.
fO
AFTERNOON
AFTER
Carl
Mitmaii,
curator
of
engineering
at
the
U.S.
,
National
Museum,
photographed
while
holding
what
is
believed
lo
be
the
first
radio
tube.
It
was
made
in
18.18
by
a
New
York
man.
U.S.
CONSUL
MEETS
DEATH
Beaten
When
Trying
to
Take
Photographs
at
Tehe
ran.
Persia
LONDON,
July
19.
Confirmation
has
been
received
of
the
death
of
the
American
consul
at
Teheran,
Persia,
Major
Robert
Imbrle,
who
was
beaten
to
death
by
a
mob,
when
attempting
to
take
photographs
In
the
city.
His
assistant,
It
Is
statod,
was
severely
beaten
and
may'dlc.
AFFILIATION
WITH
NEW
YORK
FOR
THE
HOSPITAL
SCHOOL1
Ihe
question
of
registering
lo-
cat
nurses
so
that
they
nwiy
be
able
lo
secure
employment
luj
New
York
if
desirable
was
ilis-
cussed
by
the
hospital
board
lat
night
ami
will
bo
laken
up
fur-
ther.
A
letter
from,
Miss
Ilandall
drew
.
.
attention
.
to
Hie
present,
..i
position
and
suggested
affilia-
lion.
CANADIANS
LOSE
AT
WO0N0NA,
'
AUSTRALIA
WOONONA.
UV,
.July
it
Ihe
Canadian
football
leam
lost
todays
game
wi
lb
Hlawarra
eleven,
the
home
team
scoring
one
and
Canada
iK.lhin
Next
ba
unlay
the
CanUcks
I
play
the
pick
of
Australia
at
Sydney.
Their
record
today
is
leu
games
won.
six
lost
anlTUmUlllUll
DLfUl
1U
seven
drawn.
GERMAN
RESOURCES
BEHIND
NEW
LOAN
LONDON,
July
19.
In
the
event
of
(iermany's
default
under
the
scheme
recommended
by
the
committee
of
experts
investors
in
Ihe
loan
will
be
given
priority
on
nil
fierinan
resources.
This
was
determined
unanimously
al
a
meeting
of
the
conunjtteo
this
morning
when
the
mailer
was.tiu,
freight
sheds
al
that
city
wilt
discussed.
BE
CLIPPED
HOSPITAL
IS
UNDER
REVIEW
Income
Depleted
by
Reason
of
Smaller
Number
of
Patients
There
At
the
hospital
board
meeting
lasl
night
8.
K.
Campbell
explained
in
conned
ion
with
the
distribution
of
liquor
profits
to
the
hospital
that
in
spite
of
the
fact
that
the
profits
had
in
creased
Ihey
had
received
only
1,052.25
for
the
half
year
which
was
$1.7.50
less
than
for
the
corresponding
period
Jasl
year.
They
got
no
benefit
from
the
in
crease
unless
it
was
higher
than
25
cents
per
capita
of
attend
ance
of
patients
at
(lie
institution.
The
money
went
lo
a
home
for
incurables
which
was
of
no
tutwasdecldeil
to.
liave
the
sec
Irelary
take
this
matter
up
with
the
llosnilal
Association
at
its
convention
next
month.
Mr.
Campbell
suid
Mr.
Patttillo
ia,
been
approached
in
regard
to
the
mailer
and
had
.asked
that
u,,,
,,iatler
be
put
in
writing,
which
it
was
derided
to
do
both
for
his
department
and
also
for
olhers
of
Ihe
provincial
govern
ment.
It
was
further
pointed
out
that
if
Ihe
number
of
patients
fell
off
the
hospital
suffered
financially.
;1
al;;;lf
ns
7C,
.keep
going
with
few
patients
as
W,iraJin,lrnce
with
the
city
g
d
al
1(((fU.(
WM
8.
sur((
of
finnncin,
aill
tmm
tl,al
mnp
,,pire
ipy
,leci(l1,
,
caU
.fop
am
,cnicps
f(jr
m,1If
ftpo
w
pnMn.!TniI
nrnnT
TA
BE
BUILT
AT
ONCE
General
Manager
A.
E.
Warren
Holds
Conference
In
Alberta's
Capital
EDMONTON,
July
19.
A.
E
Warren,
general
manager
of
western
lines
for
the
G.N,hVnl
a
conference
in
Edmonton
'
announced
that
Ihe
company
was
about
lo
commence
work
on
the
new
depot,
which
will
house
all
.(he
offices
of
the
company.
Also
if
extended.'
STRENUOUS
SESSION
Powers
of
Senate
to
be
.
Curbed
says
Mackenzie
King
at
Closing
Today
OTTAWA,
July
10
After
being
in
session
since
the
end
-of
.'
brnaiy,
Parliament
was
prorogued
this
afternoon
at
3.30,
The
ud
came
after
strenuous
work
with
a
declaration
by
Premier
Mackenzie
King
that
the
government
planned
to
curb
the
power
jf
the
Senate.
There
had
been
a
difference
he
Pension
Hill
and
the
premier
government
would
seek
to
establish
Ihe
rights
of
the
House
of
Commons
over
the
Senate
in
respect
lo
legislation
instituted
in
I
he
House
of
-
Commons.
The
privileges
sought,
lie
said,
would
PIPIJIM1
PAAH
be
similar
lo
those
held
by
the
P
I,
Ml
I
til
111
II
III
I.
Kriiisii
uouse
in
respect
-to
me
House
of
Lords.
ST.
ANDREW'S
SOCIETY
ELECTS
ITS
OFFICERS!
W.
Reid
Is
President,
Suceedlng
D.
C.
Stuart
Who
Retires
From
Position
The
semi-annual
general
meet
ing
of
the
St.
Andrew's
Society
was
Jield
in
the
club
.roonis,.lasl
nighl,
a
good
al
tendance
of
mem
hers
being
present.
1).
C.
Stuart,
retiring
president,
was
in
the
chair.
The
following
officers
were
elected
Tor
tlie
ensuing
term:
President
W.
Heid.
a
First
Vice-president
Tlios.
McClymont.
Second
Vice-president
Clias,
I'aylor.
Secretary
J.
M.
Campbell.
Treasurer
J.
S.
Irvine.
Directors
J.
McKecbnie,
It.
Delgarno,
S.
I).
Macdonabl,
J.
Frew
anil
M.
M.
McLaclilan.
riie
secretary
of
Ihe
Women's
Auxiliary
reported
to
the
meet
ing
thai
the
Auxiliary
would
do
nate
the
sum
of
$125
toward
ihe
placing
of
a
memorial
window
in
Ihe
new
Presbyterian
Church.
Picnic
to
Dlgby
It
was
decided
to
hold
(ho
St.!
Andrew's
Society
picnic
al
Digbyt
Island
on
Sunday,
July
27.
The'
following
committee
was
appointed
to
make
all
necessary
arrangements:
Howard
Sleen,
Chas.
Taylor,
J.
McKecbnie.
H.
Delgarno,
and
Oeo.
Eraser.
AMERICAN
WOMEN
WIN
TENNIS
FINALS
IN
OLYMPIC
GAMES
COLOMHES,
France.
July
19.-
Miss
Helen
Wills
ami
Mrs.
Geo.
Wightman
of
the
United
States
won
Ihe
women's
doubles
in
the
tennis
Olympic
championship,
defeating
Miss
Kathleen
McKane
and
Mvs.
Covell
of
Oreat
Hrilain
in
the
finals
today
7-5
and
8-0.
STUART
MACLAREN
NOT
FLYING
TODAY
TOK10.
July
19
Owing
to
un
favorable
weather
Stuart
Mac-
iLareu,
the
Hritish
round-the-
world
aviator,
decided
not
to
make
a
fresh
start
today.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Philadelphia
1,
Chicago
2.
Hrooklyn
0,
Cincinnati
I.
New-
York
2,
Pittsburg
9.
Hoslon
1,
SI.
Louis
10.
American
League
Cleveland
9-2,
New
York
2-7.
Detroit
i,
Hoslon
3.-Chicago
3.
Philadelphia
1.
St.
Louis
7,
Washington
ti
SOON
between
the
two
houses
over
said
at
the
next
session
the
.w....
V
w
W
V
INTHEHARBOR
Fine
Specimens
Pulled
Out
Which
Make
Good
Eating
Fishing
with
hook
and
line
along
the
waterfront
has
been
very
popular
for
the
last
two
days
and
every
available
point
of
vantage
has
been
occupied
owing
to
large
schools
of
fish
being'
ill
the
harbor-
nf
h
vp'ecies
somewhat
resembling
and
said
to
be
a
cod.
The
fish,
which
makes
very
pood
eating,
vary
in
weight
from
half
a
pound
to
several
pounds,
and
some
fishermen
have
been
pulling
out
as
many
as
hundred
in
two
hours.
Yes-
Icrday
afternon
the
street
sales
of
The
Daily
News
suffered
a
lillle
from
the
fact
that
the
newsboys
hail
caught
the
fishing
bug"
and
were
too
busily
en-
t.
gaged
in
hauling
out
Hie
fish
lo
sell
newspapers.
In
addition
lo
the
boys
indulging
in
the
fun
a
several
visitors
in
the
city,
who
were
evidently
ardent
piscalorial
artists,
upon
seeing
the
ease'
with
which
Hie
fish
were
lifted
from
t
lie
wafer,
got
inlo
tboj
game
and
had
the
time
of
their
lives.
BURKE
WINNER
KING'S
PRIZE
HISLEY,
July
18.
Private
D.
Hurkc
of
Ottawa
won
the
King's
prize.
He
is
but
19
years
of
age.
Ilis
aggregate
score
was
230
out
of
a
possible
250.
HISLEY,
July
19.
The
King's
prize,
the
blue
ribbon
event
of
Hisey
and
also
the
oldest,
hav
ing
an
aggregate
value
of
1170
or
which
250
is
given
by
King
(ieorge,
as
well
as
a
National,
llifle
Association
gold
medal
and
gold
badge,
goes
to
the
winner
Hurke.
who
scored
103
out
of
a
possible
105
and
won
the
Na
tional
llifle
Association
bronze
medal
for
Ihe
highest
aggregate.
score
in
the
first
stage
of
Iho
King's
prize.
It
is
many
years
since
the
prize
was
won
by
a
Canadian.
PIONEERS'
PICNIC
Pioneers
Picnic-
to
Sail
Lakes
to-morrow1
July
20.
Proceeds
devoted
to
improve
Salt
Lakes.
Donts
leave
Prince
llupert
Hoathouse
from
10.30
a.m.
on.
Oood
program
pf
races
directed'
by
II.
Hlance
starting
at
2
p.m.
Coffee,
tea,
sugar
and
crjNiiii
provided.
Admission
over
,12
years
50c,T
'under
I2,
25c.
C