VICTOIUA,
July
3.
Vice-Ad-imral
Sir
Freredick
Field
denied
ralagorieally
having
slated
in
Victoria
dial
Canada
should
equip
four
cruisers,
two
Tor
Atlantic
service
and
two
Tor
Pacific
service.
Ho
had
merely
stated
a
cast
to
show
the
value
of
naval
protection
on
the
trade
roules,
giving
his
opinion
that
two
cruisers
on
the
Pacific
coast
would
be
valuable
In
Ume
of
war
to
link
up
wth
olher
British
cruisers.
Vice-Admiral
Field
said
lie
was
not
here
to
dictate
to
Canada
otto
give
gratuitous
advice.
NEW
LINERS
FOR
JAPANESE
Two
Passenger
and
Freight
Ves
sels
Under
Construction
for
N.Y.K.
vnlinn
iln
In
disease.
It
is
II
disgrace
to
the
nation,"
be
says
Advertise,
ijj
Jbe
Dally
News.
McAduo
Smilh
320"
V4
Davis.
West
Virginia
...
5'J
Underwooil
Cox
Olass
Halstou
Ilobinson
Hitcliie
Walsh
SouUbury
Owen
tiovi'i-nor
Brian
i
r....!..i.i
!i......a
nr..
im
Rive
way
to
bi-iiit
ami
iivi"!-
""
mi-
built
in
the
Orient
ror
Hie
Nippon
Yusen
Kalsha,
it
was
learned
on
the
arrival
"of
the
Yokohama
Maru,
Captain
S.
Akiyoshi.
from
the
Orient.
These
two-
liners
make
four
now
under
construction
for
the
N.Y'.K.,
two
Diesel
engine
freighters
at
Glasgow
and
two
reciprocating-en-Rincil
linprs
in
Japan.
Chicago
discharged
here
aiiiounled
to
153
tons
including
a
larze
shinment
of
porcelain.
The
Seattle
cargo
amounted
to
1.107
Ions.
Including
078
bales
of
silk
and
.1,278
nials
of
rice,
in
addition
lo
470
bags
of
mail.
Thu
ii-ii.
iin
Yokohama
Maru
will
nol
call
at
Vancouver.
indiansfIbund
and
starving
states
EDMONTON
FUR
TRADER
EDMONTON,
July
3.
Angus
Sherwood,
fur
trader,
substantiates
the
report
that
Hie
Siccani
Indians
of
Northern
British
Columbia
are
half
blind
and
are
existing
in
a
slnlo
of
sentLslar-
one
UNITED
STATES
au
vi
51
2:i
1)3
42
IG'j
13
,C
c
Battle
,31
McAdoo
lost
consiilerabln
ground
since
yesterday
while
Sinilh
slood
about
Hie
same.
Miinn.
U
mi
onii'icu
tiat
the
I
wo
'
...
I.....;,.
....iiIimhI.ts
mav
have
to
of
I
he
oilier
Candidates
possibly
John
v
Davis.
.
.
.
The
convention
adjourned
last
uighl
antl
il
Ibis
morning
auor
42
ballots
had
been
laKcn-.-
CANADA
OFFICE
lion
Patshltsh
Connection
in
1
1
1
j
...
.
.
.
.
Canada
to
Develop
Foreign
Trade
OTTAWA.
July
3.
Willi
head-rtntirlfi
I'M
here,
the
United
Slates
i
j
1
1
wl
11:1
lull
n
foreign
trade
olllcc
in
Canada
within
a
short
lime
and
has
selected
two
ofll-clals
lo
introduce
the
new
service
among
United
Slates
manufac
turers.
BIRTH
A
dauskler
was
born
at
U10
Prince
Rupert
General
Hospital
n.
1.
.....1
M
tQ
on
Juno
-2
10
air.
nn"
Charles
P.
Baagno,
330
l'iflli
Avenue
West.
v
Viallnrs
nl.
Iho
Ilolary
Club
in.
.ni...
mi
inilnv
we'ro
Dr.
L.
VV.
Kergtn
and
VV.
A.
Patcrson.
BRITISH
FLYER
IS
AT
SHANGHAI
SHANGHAI,
July
3.
Stuart
MacLaren,
Brilisli
roiiml
the
world
flyer,
arrived
here
this
morning
from
Foochow.
The
next
hop
will
be
across
the
'China
Sea
to
Kogoshinia,
South
Japan.
PRMANENT
AIRDROME
IN
EDMONTON
PLANNED
Orders
Issued
by
City
Commis
sioners
that
Report
be
Made
Upon
Suitable
Site
EDMONTON,
July
3.
Subse
quent
to
a
request
lo
the
city
cominissioners
for
a
permanent
airdrome
In
the
cily,
orders
have
been
issued
for
S.
B.
l
erris,
su
iierinlendeut
of
lbe
cily
land
de
part
nieiil,
lo
report
upon
a
site
suitable
for
such
a
purpose.
The
leanest
in
question
sug
geslcd
that
part
or
the
present
Iniid
used
bv
lbe
Edmonton
and
Grandej
Prairie
Aircraft
Company
on
Portage
Avenue
inigni
ne.
useu
and
Invited
lbe
commissioners
and
Mr.
Ferris
lo
accompany
Mr,
Adair,
bead
of
the
company,
and
Captain
May
on
an
tnspec
linn
nf
llu.
site.
Major
Blalchford
has
express
ed
himself
as
strongly
in
favot
nf
a
nermanenl
landing
ground
A
recent
accident
which
occurred
to-an
airplane
piloted
by
Capt
The
Conservatives
are
still
leading
in
Fort
George;
und
if
this
seal
is
finally
placed
in
Hie
Conservative
column
it
will
gtv
(lis
party
a
total
of
18
voles.
To'
this
mav
lie
added
four
I'rovin-
vincials,
making
a
total
or
22
votes
in
the
legislature.
Tin.
Liberals
have
21),
with
two
independent
Liberals,
llaynes
and
Uurde,
who
will
both
support
the
government
;,
one
independent
who
is
also
likely
to
support
Hie
gov
ernment,
and.
three
Labor
mem
hers
Iters
who
wiu
can
cun
be
uc
'depended
uciiviii"
n
upon
"
fiating
it,
because
if
they
did
$o
it
would
mvaii
aupuier-
eicctioir,
and
they
are
naturally
not
anxious
again
to
have
to
face
their
constituents.
26
Against
22
This
gives
Hie
government
26
votes,
against
I
lie
22
of
the
Con-
......
..
umi.
..it
,..r,u
r,,r
nmlmiceii
lint-
servativcs.
neiiuci
out
1U1
.NEW
yuhiv,
J
uiy
o.
.
-
"--
"
.
'M.,eaker.
and
the
government
has
lulling
save
one
in
convention
history
'i00
.
l.0"c"
"C
,iriiv
..r
three.
This,
it
is
nominated
Douglas
by
Hiking
37
ballots
atei.
nc
e,
uc
-u
i"
workllJJ
,nujor.
a
convention
at
noon
today
was
still
deadlocked
i
as
tig
I
y
us
e
;l
e'
t
ke
fuf
u
.....
.
i
..ii..
i..
i.
...
i
..tan
iniflii
nun
inir
whs
iiii
inuii:aiiLiii
uii".'
-
-
.
.
rillj-iwo
uanois
mm
uccu
i"'
low
soon
a
break
woiiuj
conic.
Ph..
fifiv-ccoii(l
vole
stood
as
follows:
.
-
-
-
-
1111
-
strong
and
virile
government
for
the
reason
that
one
or
two
mem
bers
could
at
any
time
hold
a
gun
at
the
head
of
the
cabinet
and
force
il
to
agree
lo
measures
which
might
not
be
in
the
gen
eral
interest
of
British
Columbia.
...
.
!-.
i
I.
to
hurl
the
parly
in
power.
May
Make
Qalns
Mr.
Oliver
might
pick
up
seat
or
two
in
I
lie
final
icount.
Two
mure
seats
would
give
the
government
28
agains.1
i'Mi
ui"
nn
onoosition.
a
nrctty
safe
majority.
IETTING
READY
FOR
GRAIN
CROP
Canadian
National.
Railways
Will
Have
Much
New
Equipment
This
Year
WINNIPEG.
July
3.
Work
on
Hie
new
equipment
for
the
band
ling
of
the
1021
grain
crop
and
for
general
business,
on
the
Can
adiaii
National
Railways
is
grad
ually
approaching
completion
and
il
is
confidently
expected"
that
this
rolling
stock
will
he
on
hand
for
the
heavy
harvest
movement
of
this
fall,
according'
to
advices!
reaching
here
from
G.
L.
Smart,
chief
of
car
equipment
of
the
Canadian
National
system.
Al
ready
450
pieces
of
new
equipment
have-
been
delivered,
this
including
the
major
portion
of
pas
senger
equipment
and
a
con
siderable
amount
of
the
working
equipment
ordered
for
the
sys
lem.
The
Canadian
Car
and
Foundry
Co.
til
Montreal
has
delivered
10
May
at
Grande
Prairie,
shows
tho'fjrsl
class
steel
coaches,
to
steel
.
i
v.
...
i.,.,.i;rr
f,..niitrw
.
...,...
i
i..
.
...,.i
tic.
IlieU'lOr
1HU1HI
icnuiiift
.
.
'
f
fiiMHi
.
i;
uin
iiiaiuvs
tiuii
jl
is
pointed
oul,
by
the.
mayor,
50-lon
ballast
cars.
The
Na-who
knows
from
personal
ex-Mjnnal
Sleel
Car
Company
of
Ham-
"".
n.
'
.:.!
I
.1
flrtl.l
I.
in...
,.
J:
1
1
.
.1
.llHn
pei'iece-luai
n
piu
iei-i
unu
1
1
1
uas
contpieien
i-uiisiruciiuu
a
necesslly
when
landing
or.
of
21
sleel
baggage
cars
and
140
taking
off.
I
(Continued
on
pa-e
0)
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
25
TAXI
Ambulance
and
BOSTON
Third
Avenue.
GRILL
Service
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
6th
St.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
matt
VIDECK.
Pron.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
afJ'auu.,i,
'"O-.
g
vmi
YIV
NO.
155.
U.'!f'"'y
PItlNCK
HUPKHT,
B.C.,
THL'HyDAY,
JULY
3,
l2i.
Yeeterday
Circulation,
1811
Street
Sales,
t
3
3
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
'
.llr,,.
.,i
,
1
DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION
STILL
AT
IMPASSE
CONSERVATIVE
MEMBER
PROPOSES
AMENDMENT
TO
ACT
OF
CONSTITUTION
BEER
BY
GLASS
IS
FAVORED
IN
SOME
DISTRICTS
TM.i..n
Rldlnns
Voted
for
Iff!
i
-
Measure
Two
Tied
Changes
aro
Expected
VICTORIA,
July
3.
Olllciul
election
figures
issued
by
the
provincial
secretnry's
department
vwifiMv
indicate
Ilia!
at
least
I
hirl
cen
ridings
vole.l
in
favor
of
beer
liv
Hie
glass
ai
uie
mem
plebiscite.
They
were.
Alberni,
Allin,
Cariboo,
Columbia,
Es-fiuiuiulf
,
Ferule,
Fort
George,
The
Islands,
Nanainio,
Omineca,
Prince
Rupert,
Ferule,
Rossland-Trail,
Skeena
and
Yule.
The
vole
in
Burnaby
and
Creslon
was
:i
tie
The
absentee
vole,
it
is
expected,
'will
ulter
the
result
in
Mime
of
(lie
constituencies.
ADMIRAL
FIELD
Corrects.
Imn
CBsmlonTaken
-
as
Rsult
of
His
Speech
In
The
,e
latest
photograph
of
Miss
Helen
Wills,
women's
tenuis
mis
champion
t,o"''""
of
the
lS.,
-
who
it
is
expected
.
.
will
,
be
Miss
Susauiie
Leiiglen's
opponent
at
Wimbledon.
MAKES
DENIAL
Fifty-Second
Ballot
-m
ST
T
T
I
Reached
at
New
lorn
and
End
not
in
Sight
POSITION
OF
GOVERNMENT
Conservative,
Paper
Says
They
Will
be
Able
to
Carry
on
With
Small
Majority
Although
final
results
from
I
some
ridings
are,
not
yet
in,
and
while
the
absentee
voles
have
to
be
laken
into
consideration,
it
is
clear
lliat
Hie
government
at'
Victoria
with
Hie
assistance
of
the
independent
Liberals
and
the
Labor
group
can
carry
on,
says
Lbe
Nelson
News.
Au
aerial
photograph
of
1I.M.S.
Hood
now
at
Vancouver;
I
Right
to
Amend
Constitution
Mav
be
Asked
by
Canada
from
fvi'Tvw.Y
.iniv
:i
William
F.
McLean.
Conservative
mem-l
l.ir
fur
Koiilli
York,
nronoses
to
move
a
resolution
in
the
House.,
jor
Commons
requesting
the
British
parliament
to
make
such
GREAT
PAGEANT
BEING
PLANNED
Ambitious
Demonstration
Will
be
i
Staged
Next
Month
In
Connection
with
Empire
Exhibition
NEW
YORK,
July
3.
Capt.
Williams
of
the
Empire
Exhibition
slatf,
who
lias
arrived
here,
stales
that
the
government
is
planning
to
slagc
a
pageant
on
a
stale
never
before
equalled
in
Hie
world.
It
will
be
held
froin
July
21
to
August
31
and
will
endeavor
to
show
the
accom
plishments
of
the
people
of
the
British
Empire.
Alfred
Noyes,
poet,
Mrs.
Margol
Asquith,
Ishbel
jMacdonald
and
Lady
Irene
Cur-zbn
are
among
those
who
will
itake
part.
British
Imperial
Goucrnmenf
REDISTRIBUTION
Aii
impressive
funeral-
service
;
.
Canadian
boats
,,er,a-
four"
nccoin'paniineiit
of
Charles
Bal-a''iio
al
thu
organ.
Inli.i'ninnl
timk
iiliire
ui
rair-
Chief
VV.
Howe.
II.
Vickers
and
Joo
The
following
sent
floral
tri
butes:
Chief
and
Mrs.
VV.
II.
Vickers,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
J
.P.
Cade,
Mrs.
J.
II.
Ilildilc.li.
Mrs.
Bertha
Myhili-
Jottes,
Harry
McLeod,
Mrs.
Beth
Macdonald,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
b-,
J.
Evans,
Mrs.
Goldblooui,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ben
Self,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
Lipsett,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joe
Howe,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joe
Scott.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Geo.
Munro,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Miggins.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
K.
Benson.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harris
Kerr.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Alf.
Chris
tiansen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Geo.
D.
Tile,
Old
.Wanderers'
Club,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Harold
McEwen,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
II.
Silversides,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G.
F.
Richmond,
Air.
and
Mrs.
John
Manson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
George
B.
While,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
C.
A.
Eggerl.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Aker-
berg,
Mr.
and
Mrs,
O.
lL
John
son.
Mr.
anil-airs.
u.
n.
uaggeu,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
11.
D.
Johnson,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
H.
Pillsbiiry,-
Mrs.
F.
I).
Magar,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jarvis
McLeod,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Dibb,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
E..
Fishery
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
McClyniont,
(continued
op
page
3)
al'
11.6c
and
class
fish
and
(5c
and
7c
for
second
class.
;III(ll9
aim
puit
""rf
last
tribute
of
esteem
and
respect!
ii.
I
In.
lain
John
H.
llilditch.
In
a
fitting
address.
Archdeacon
Uix
referred
referred
to
to
the
the
loss
loss
U.e
the
cotnmu
American
Skaudia,
50,000
lbs.,
and
Valid,
;ic";nlu-!8inoo
lbs.,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
nily
had
sustained
in
the
death
;&
Co))
gorare
Co
at
12c
aiid
6e.
vnaiinnloil
Pill
AniU'O-l
.
.
,.f
n
7PM.
1.
n
.1
a
n-
priale
hymns
were
sung
to
the
BILL
COMING
IN
""lanieilUineillS
lu
uiu
miii.-:ii
.umi
niuciau
i"
d""
to
be
decidedly
opposed
to
votingMne
rjg,i
iu
amend
her
own
constitution.
The
constitutional
Tuesday
or
Wednesday
la
Time
against
the
government
and
e-tumeiidirfeent
uuder
Mr.
McLean's
proposal
can
only
lie
orougnii
.xliout
by
an
absolute
majority
vole
of.
each
house
iH
tne,
uo-i
amend
her
own
constitution.
Ij.
H.
HILDITCH
LAID
TO
REST
mil
witn
sucn
a
nraioiiij
ui--
........
.
,.,
...
n.,,:,,
iriivpmiiionl
in
slit
carry
on.
and."
c
.
0
,
.
.
,
.
,
the
absentee
vote
is
hardly
likely
FISH
ARRIVALS
Ceven
Schooners
Marketed
104,.
000
Pounds
of
Halibut
This
Morning
Now
Set
at
Ottawa
for
This
Measure.
OTTAWA,
July
3.
Il
Is
announced
that
the
redistribution
hill
will
be
brought'
into
Hie
House
on
,
Tuesday
or
Wednes
day
of
next
week.
The
schedules
for
the
western
provinces
have
already
been
published.
There
will
be
twelve
new
ridings
west
.
.1
,
r..i.,
r..
i;itat.
Obsequies
In
St.
Andrew's
Angll-
seven
babbitt
schooners
mai-
CoIunibiai
Nr,h
Vaiicouver
will
can
Church
Today
Largely
;keled
catclies
oia
ling
u,
um.
maje
(nQ
a
new
conslUut.Ilcyi
at
the
bcal
Hsh
Lx-
Attended
ipoun.ls
MalIoba
wi
,iavo
.
lw0
new
f.""g0.r
1
"
seats,
Saskatchewan
five
and
Al-
iiinU
unlil
7''
Illlll
llllllllllS
ilL
ZC
UUUlPt
'
9UUJ
I
ivruim.i
u
was
held
tins
afternoon
ai
--ijj,,,,
of
33,000-
pounds
in
u.e
AHBca
.
'
,)rices
ranging
from
'deacon
G.
A.
Hix
officiating,
when
to
12.1c
.
,
Tor
.
first
..
.
.
ii'lnlhiw
and
;i
hlfU'i!
number
of
Dundas,
4,5b0
lbs.,
at
1
1.6o
-
"
''
...
1
.
...v
,
,
,ii,,ij,ata
A
r.1111
lliw
n
I.
1
I
.III)
Fannie
F..
10,000
lbs-
al
12.1c
and
7c,
to
the
Royal
Fish
Co.
STEVENS
MAY
BE
NEW
TORY
LEADER
Ottawa
Has
Rumor
to
This
.Ef
fect
Leading
Paper
Declares
OTTAWA.
Julv
3.
The
Ottawa
Citizen
says
the
rumor
is
revived
thai
Hon:
H.
H.
Stevens
will
resign
from
the
House
of
Commons
lo
take
the
provincial
Conserva
tive
leadership
In
British
UNITED
STATES
FLYERS
PROGRESS
Arrived
at
Umballa,
India,
Today
from
Allahabad
Heat
Is
Intense
WASHINGTON,
July
3.
The
United
Stales
round
t
lie
world
flyers
arrived
at
Umballa,
India,
today
from
v
Allahabad.
The
aviators
were
exhaustod
on
account
of
.iho
intenso
heat.
CANADA
LOSES
SOCCERGAME
All
Star
Victoria
Team
Won
j
Match
Yesterday
by
2
to
1
Augusta,
14,000
lbs.,
at
12Cj
,,,
n,mIlvl,
,
ran
'
and
Cc.
to
the
Bootli
Fisheries'
.w7.
"
"
.
7-r-Vi
a
Canadian
Co.
Werdav
by
a
team
composed
of
wnauian
.
-
.
.
vina-
Ci.mi.inFv
.mill
n
larcrn".
iiuni-1
.
.
'
.
L
.
Victoria
.
by
a
score
of
two
lo
one.
her
of
mourners
followed
the
f7
to
li
l"e
All
In
of
'
Ca"adians
was
cortege
to
the
grave.
I
.
.
AUm,
brilliant
but
the
forwards
were
The
pall
bearers
were
Jack
Mo-1
.
nftn
1
1
7b
weak.
An
all-Australian
leant
Kechnie.
John
Vcrick,:
Percy
"'
,;;,..,,':'
VMl
&
will
play
the
visitors
on
Saturday.
Tinker,
It.
VV.
.Cameron,'
Police
L,
.
.
s,'
n..
i
"
AIR
MAIL
ARRIVES
AT
SAN
FRANCISCO
First
Fllnht
from
New
York
Accomplished
In
34
Hours
and
Forty
Minutes
Is
SAN
FRANCISCO,
July
3.
The
first
westbound
night
flying
air
mail
arrived
from
New
York
last
evening.
The
time
was
34
hours
and
40
milUilcs.
LUMBERMAN
DIES
OTTAWA.
Julv
3.
Daniel
Sprague;
a
prominent
lumberman
formerly
of
Winnipeg,
Is
dead
here
at
the
age
of
70.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
League
'
Boston
0,
Washington
5.
Chicago
1,
Detroit
2,
St.
Louis
0,
Cleveland
4.
New
York
8-f0,
Philadelphia,
0-1.
National
League
Philadelphia
,3,
Boston
I.
Brooklyn
4,
New
'.Y6rk
I."
Cincinnati
5,
Chicago
7.
Pittsburg
3,
St.
Louia
2.