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Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
will)
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
lilre.
Suitable
for
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
lances,
banquets
and
wedding
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
parties.
and
6th
St.
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RUPERT
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rates,
apply
lo
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MATT
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and
Central
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Columbia's
Newspaper
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Ave.
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VOL,
XIV,,
.NO.
105.
PHINCE
HUPEIiT,
B.C.,
TUESDAY,
JLrLY
15,
1021.
Yesterday
Circulation,
1884
Street
Sales,
tJ3
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
nnr
'
'Uli..
SOCKEYE
PACK
IN
NORTH
THIS
Many
Thought
to
Have
Lost
Lives
at
Various
Points
on
the
Pacific
Coast
as
a
Result
of
Forest
Fires
SPOKANE,
July
in.
Mine
workers,
homesteaders
and
others
are
reported
to
have
been
trapped
by
forest
fires
in
East-
em
wasiiiligiou
aim
muuiem
muiiu
aim
men-
mtc
is
in
uuuui.
Last
night
they
escaped
the
flames,
reports
received
here
indi
cate.
SAN
FHANCISUO,
July
13.
Fifty-two
persons
are
unaccounted
for
and
are
believed
lo
have
perished
within
the,
past
2
hours
in
forest
fires
which
are
fic
coast.
Theo,
V.
Dillon
and
RUPERT
ELKS
AT
EDMONTON
T
U
I
Aral
rtaUnat
i
AriuaMlcA
Local
Fish
at
Alberta
Capital
APPROPRIATELY
ATTIRED
EDMONTON.
July
15.
The
'nnipede
and
II.
P.O.
Elks
grand
lodge
convention
parade
was
a
Ing
knockout
today.
Thousands
ifweil
ihe
parade
in
which
Prince
II
u
pei
wus
adequately
represented
liy
delegates
Hen
Self,
Hill
Uv-iy.
ami
Charles
Folsom
at-
t-d
in
oilskins,
sou'-westers
an
nip
nooi.s
suppucu
ny
t.ip-s"tt.
Cunningham
tV
Co.,
and
profusely
decorated
with
paper
fish
bearing
appropriate
inscription
regarding
the
fish
industry
of
I
heir
home
town
supplied
by
Frnnk
Dibb,
manager
or
Hose.'
Cowan
A
Lalla.
Thousands
.of
these
paper
fish
were
distributed
to
citizens
along
the
line
of
Ihe
parade
together
with
suitable
literature
supplied
by
Ihe
Prince
llupert
Hoard
of
Trade.
BEAR
ORDERED
RETURN
HOME
,.
nnutJcoasl.
Coastguard
Cuttor
on
131
II
tIStll
Crulso
Into
Far
North
"WASHINGTON,
July
15.
i
The
eneranic
coasiguaru
cutter
Bear
has
made
her
last
Journey
into
'be
Arctic.
She
was
pinched
in
uie
ice
somewhere
n
iiiousanu
miles
north
of
Unalaska,
her
two
propellers
w'ero
broken
and
there
were
a
score
of
denls
In
her
sides.
Die
coastguard
headquarters
have
sent
orders
by
radio
for
her
'o
give
mi
and
return
home.
The
cruise
which
has
cndcd
disastrously
is
Ihe
fiftieth
annual
one
into
the
far
north,-
AUSTRALIA
IS
SWIM
WINNER
Swodo
Camo
In
Second
and
Australian
Third
While
Britain
Makes
Fourth
PAWS,
July
15.
Andrew
Charlelon
of
Australia
today
won
the
final
1500
metre
Olympic
swim,
creating
a
world
record
of
20
nilns.
0
3-5
sees.
Arne
Horg
of
Sweden
camo
second,
llontirepairc
of
Australia
third,
Hatfield
of
Great
lliit-
aiu
fourth
and
Takahishl
of
Japan
fifth.
Union
steamer
Cardcna,
Capt.
A.
E,
Dickson,
arrived
in
purl
from
Stewart
and
Anyox
al
12.15
p.m.
and
sails
for
Vancouver
.and
wayporta
at
5
p.m.
"e
,i
f
IRES
SWEEP
THE
PACIFIC
sweeping
all
sections
of
the
Paci
family
of
six
are
believed
to
have
been
caught
with
six
loggers
(rapped
in
a
creek
in
Idaho.
A
parly
of
35
persons
includ
ing
some
children
were
trapped
by
fire
at
Wheeler
Mill,
Washing
ton,
and
four
Doukliahors
were
caught
liy
fire
at
Salmon
Valley,
liritisli
Columbia.
SENATE
PASSES
CHURCH
UNION
BILL
THIRD
TIME
OTTAWA,
July
15.
The
Senate
of.
Canada
yesterday,
.gave,
the
third
reading
'.jo
Die
bill
uniting
the
J'resbylerian,
Methodist
and
Congregational
Churches,
which
will
become
law
when
signed
by
the
(iovernor.
(Seueral.
AMCDIf
AM
EI
VFR5
lUHCWW"
TLILIXJ
HAVE
TASK
AHEAD
Will
Return
by
Way
of
England,
Iceland,
Greenland
and
Canada
PAWS,
July
15.
The
American
rotind-llie-worhl
flyers
arrived
here
yesterday
and,
will
return
to
the
United
Stales
by
way
of
Croy-
Jdon
(England),
Iceland,
Green
land
and
down
the
Canadian
The
Atlantic
flight
is
look-
,
.,
II.
.!...
en
upon
as
toe
most
ujiuk
of
the
expedition
since
they
left
the
Kuerile
Islands
in
the
North
Pacific.
EARTHQUAKE
SHOOK
CANADIAN
CAPITAL
Buildings
Rocked
in
Ottawa
Valley
But
Damage
Was
Only
Slight
OTTAWA,
July
15.
For
Ilia
first
lime
in
many
years
an
earthquake
shock
of
sufficient
force
to
be
distinctly
fell
here
was
experienced
last
night,
while
at
Renfrew
and
other
points
in
the
Ottawa
valley
Ihe
shock
was
so
great
that
buildings
were
rocked
in
some
cases
shaking
the
doors
off
barns
and
causing
other
slight
damnge.
SOUTH
AFRICA
WON
THEK0L0P0RE
CUP
HISLEY,
July
15.
-
South
Africa
today
won
the
Kolopore
cup
wilh
an
aggregate
score
of
1115.
Canada
Came
second
with
a
score
of
1108,
England
third
wilh
1105
and
Australia
fourth
wilh
1
101.,
STORM
AT
HAZELTON
Caused
by
a
storm
on
Sunday,
Ihe
Government
telegraph
wire
has
been
down
until
Ibis
afternoon.
Then?
was
an
electric
storm
and
hail
stones'
as
large
as
marbles
fell
that
afternoon.
I
ITTI
T?
PUAMr1!?
jJ
JLCi
LliAllULl
ELECTION
HERE
Pattullo's
Majority
Is
Increased
by
Count
of
Absentee
Vote
The
count
of
the
absentee
vole
in
the
recent
provincial
elections,
which
look
place
in
the
office
of
E,
II.
Mortinver,
returning
officer,
yesterday
gave
T.
I).
Paltullo
a
lead
of
255
ov"er
S..
M.
Newton.
The
final
count
gives
Ihe
follow
ing
figures:
T.
I).
Paltullo
......
920
S.
M.
Newton
005
T.
Iloss
Mackay
01
The
absentee
vote
was
as
fol
lows:
T.
I).
Patlulhi
......
99
S.
M,
Newton
51
T.
Ross
Mackay
...
23
Beer
Vote
t
Tli
C
Tina!
count-
unlhe
beer
plebiscite
was"
as
foflows:
Yes
870
No
.
.
720
Giving
a
majority
of
150
in
favor
of
beer
by
Hie
glass.
Those
present
at
the
final
counting
of
the
ballots
yesterday
were
E.
II.
Mortimer,
returning
officer:
.Malcolm
LauUi,
election
clerk;
Mayor
Newton
and
W.
W.
Wright.
FINAL
COUNT
SKEENA
RIDING
Wrlnch
Gets
Majority
of
261
Over
Next
Candidate
The
final
count,
including
Hie
absenlre
vole,
made
at
Ilazellou
yesterday
by
returning
olllcer
Sweeney,
in
connection
wilh
the
recent
provincial
elections
gave
Dr.
II.
C.
Wrincli
a
majority
of
20
1
votes
over
F.
M.
Dockrill,
provincial
candidate
ami
a
ma
jority
of
515
vites
over
H.
S.
Sargent,
"Conservative
candidate.
The
final
vole
gave
the
following
figures:
.Dr.
Il,
C.
Wrincli
791
F,
M.
Dockrill
530
II.
S.
Sargent
213
Beer
Plebiscite
Tile
result
of
Ihe
final
count
on
Ihe
beer
plebiscite
gave
the
following
figures:
la
favor
of
beer
by
the
glass
899
Against
589
A
majority
of
310
in
favor
of
beer
by
the
glass.
D0UKH0B0RS
MAY
BE
LOST
Number
of
Men
and
and
Horses
Not
Accounted
For
Follow-"
Ing
Fire
NELSON,
July
15.
Hush
fires
in
j-orcupiiiu
urech.
may
uue
trapped
30
Doukliohors
and
38
of
their
horses.
Swept
by
a
gale
Ihe
mill
and
buildings
owned
by
the
loukhobors
wcro
wiped
out
and
men
and
horses
wcro
up
lo
last
night
unaccounted
for.
It
had
been
raining
cinders
all
yesterday
afternoon
in
Nelson.
YEAR
MUCH
LARGER
HI
Made
WHif
f
Leon
Goldstein,
locksmith,
occupies
the
smallest
store
in
New
York.
The
frontage
is
only
eighteen
inches.
Mayor
Censured
by
Council
for
Sending
Telegram
Regarding
'"
Elevator
Vote
to
Premier
King
A
Vole
of
censure
was
passed
night's
council
meeting
in
connection
with
the
sending
of
a
telegram
oT
protest
lo
HI.
lion.
Mackenzie
King,
prime
minister,
dealing
with
the
appropriation
of
$150,000.0(1
pjaced
in
the
supplementary
I'stimutes
or
the,
erection
of
an
elevator
in
Prince
llupert.
The
telegram
wus
sent
contrary
to
the
wishes
of
the
members
of
the
council.
The
resolution
was
moved
by
Aid.
Theo.
Collar!
und
seconded
by
Aid.
S.
1.
McMordie.
Upon
the
motion
being
put
to
the
meeting
Aldermen
Collart,
McMtmiie,
Evilt,
Smith
and
Clapp
voted
for,
and
Aldermen
Casey
and
Mac-donald
against.
Alderman
Perry
presided,
the
mayor
being
absent.
Aid.
Collart
The
motion
came
in
for
much
healed
discussion
before
being
put
lo
llio
vote.
In
speaking
lo
it
Aid.
Collart
s-aid
he
had
taken
action
with
A'd.
McMordie
as
seconder,
to
show
his
objection
!
to
Ihe
mayor
pulling
his
name
to
anything
of
such
an
important
;
nature
without
first
consulting
his
council.
After
the
mayor
had
written
Hie
telegram
and
had;
been
asked
to
withdraw
it
by
members
of
t
lie
council
at
the'
special
meeting
last
Wednesday
he
(the
mayor;
had
absolutely
re-!
fused
to
do
so.
Also
the
other
day
the
mayor
had
sent
a
tele-
rU!ll
IU
I'll'llllUl
;utll.l:il&lt:
Hill
in
connection
with
the
proposed
railway
extension
into
the
Peace
River
country.
An
answer
by
letter
had
been
received
by
the
nvayor
from!
the
premier
but
the
mayor
had
shown
il
to
a
representative
of
the
press
and
had
ignored
several
members
of
the
council
present
at
the
lime.
Aid.
Collart
staled
that
he
did
not
approve
of
such
action.
Aid.
Macdonald
In
rising
lo
reply
to
the
motion
Aid.
Mnrdnmild
slated
Im
was
on-
t.ni.ii
in
(in,
i.t'nitfiaik.i
iif.tiitii
itn.lidny
l.nil
nllp.ln.l
II...
innninl
m..,.l
i
n
'..i'
il..
-,..,.,..(1
nnii...i
ii
v...i
L,..i,
n
ii.,..,0i,t
i
ii.i
!.
Hv.-tuij.
no
tii'-upiii.
hi
iiiui
lintel
..
1
ii
it
was
unwise
to
send
the
mayor's
j",,,on
,
of
Alderman
hj
,
tt
.nnssnLlr.
nitnwnlM.tlmhrliovod
seconded
by
Alderman
Smith
the
Ihe
mayor
had
sent
it,
having
in
mind
the
besl
interests
of
the
and
Alderman
Col-ud
ily.
It
was
his
personal
opinion,
I
n'Ken.enls
mill
he
no
wax
was
not
mil.
afraid
all'alil
lo
In
I'vnriwv
express
lnit
"I'PO
nted
Alderman
Evilt,
c
il,
Hint
the
vole
of
censure
was
a
personal
personal
attack
alincK
against
against
the'
mayor.
The
speaker
said
he
waslRnr.KY
KANSAS
GOES
no
Hireling
oi
anyooiiy
although
be
was
an
employee
of
the
mayor,
but
he
believed
the
mayor
was
being
unfairly
dealt
wilh.
The
passing
of
such
a
vote
of
censure
would
cause
a
lot
of
dissension
as
faros
the
city
was
concerned,
.Ho
did
pot
believe
thai
Ihe
mayor
(continued'
mi
page
two)
You
Wait
J
Kl
upon
.Mayor
Newton
at
last
EDMONTON
GIRLS
BEAT
PARISIANS
AT
BASKETBALL
PAWS,
July
15.
The
Edmonton,
girl
champion
basketball
leant
defeated
the
Paris
girls
in
Ihu
Pershing
stadium
yesterday
by
a
score
of
09
to
17.
nPTIYTIAM
TA
l
p
i
,p.
I
II
111
III
BRITISH
FLYER
Committee
of
City
Council
Ap
pointed
to
Make
Arrangements
for
Official
Welcome
Prince
Rupert
will
lake
steps
to
properly
greet
and
receive
Sluart
MacLaren,
Ihe
British
round
the
world
flyer,
who
ar-
!
rived
at
the
Kuerile
Islands
yes
and
who
is
expected
to
,
"'BCll
PHllCC
Rlipert
SOO.l
UlldtO
commence
his
overland
flight
from
this
point.
Last
night
on
acting
mayor
was
asked
to
appoint
a
committee
to
make
ar-
Sm,Ml
Ca'"(,y-
DOWN
IN
ELEVENTH
NEW
YORK,
July
15.
Luis
iVicenllnl,
the
Chilean
lightweight,
knocked
mil
Rocky
Kansas
of
Buffalo
in
Hie
eleventh
round
of
a
scheduled
fifteen
:-ouik1
buut
here
last
night.
THAN
LAST
SO
FAR
Sockeye
Pack
This
Year
so
far
Three
to
Four
Thousand
Cases
Greater
than
for
Last
Season
In
spite
of
the
inclement
weather
conditions
encountered
the
catch
of
sockeye
salmon
on
the
Skeeua
and
Naas
rivers
to
date
is
in
excess
of
last
year,
according
to
figures
compiled
by
the
Dominion
Fisheries
office.
The
pack
of
sockeye
on
the
Skeeua
up
to
July
12
shows
an
increase
of
1,571
cases
over
the
pack
for
the
corresponding
period
last
year.
The
total
pack
to
date
this
year
is
17,051,
and
last
year
10,070
cases.
Ihe
pack
of
sockeye
to
date
of
2,850
cases
over
the
corres-
ponding
period
last
year.
The
total
pack
on
the
Naas
up
to
July
.
....
I
.1
J..
i;
nil
I
I
075
cases
for
the
corresponding
period
last
year.
,
All
Species
The
total
pack
of
all
species
of
fish
taken
tin
Hie
Skeeua
up
to
July
12
is
22,875
while
on
July
14
last
year
t
lie
pack
was
22,-
992,
a
decrease
of
117
cases.
On
the
Naas
the
total
pack
of
all
species
up
to
July
12
is
10,778
while
0,108
cases
was
Hie
Jolal
for
corresponding
period
last
yar,
an
increase
of
4,070
cases.
UNITED
STATES
HEDED
LIST
IN
OLYMPIC
EVENTS
Finland
Won
Marathon
With
American
Runner
Third
In
Big
Event
COLOM.BE,
July
15
The
Olympic
marathon
race
was
won
by
Stenroos
of
Finland
whose
time
was
2
hours,
12
minutes,
22
econds.
Stenroos
is
forty
years
old
and
this
is
the
first
competi
tive
marathon
race
he
has
run
in
fifteen
years.
ui
tne
uanauians,
J.
uuinoen
oi
uucipu,
uuiario,
cuuie
in
unr-
leenthr
and
V.
McAuley
of
Windsor,
N.S.,
Ihe
only
other
Canadian
contender
made
fourteenth.
Hertini
of
Italy
came
second,'
six
minutes
hehind
Stenroos
and
Denvtrs
Hie
United
Stales
representative
came
third.
The
record
of
field
points
yesterday
gave
United
States
255,
Finland
100,
Great
Britain
85,
Sweden
31,
France
20,
Italy
1,
South
Africa
12,
Hungary
10.
Australia
10,
Canada
8,
Norway
0,
Argentine
5,
New
Zealand
1,
Es-thonia
4,
Holland
4,
Denmark
3,
Japan
1
ami
Chile
1.
MORNING
SITTINGS
HOUSE
OF
COMMONS
COMMENCED
YESTERDAY)
OTTAWA,
July
15.
in
order!
lo
still
furl
her
expediale
llie
work
of
parliament
and
mako
possible
an
early
prorogation,
morning
sittings
began
yesterday
without
any
show
of
hostility.
Mr.
Belaud
gave
notice
of
a
resolution
to
amend
the
Pen
sion
Act
in
accordance
wilh
tlio
report
to
the
House
made
recently
by
Ihe
pension
commit
tee.
VANCOUVER
GETS
VOTE
FOR
HARBOR
Loan,
of
Five
Millions
Granted
to
Harbor
Commission
by
COAST
on
the
Naas
shows
an
increase
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ft
I
.
VI
J
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IV
-
-
V
W
NOT
SMALL
ONE
Last
Year
Only
$200,000
Was
Appropriated
fop
the
Big
Structure
at
Edmonton
WILL
COST
MILLION
OTTAWA,
July
15.
In
connection
with
the
vole
of
$
150,-000
of
Ihe
Prince
Rupert
eleva-lor,
Ihe
siuallness
of
which
vole
it
is
understood
has
been
crili-ciz.ivl
by
the
mayor
of
Prince
Rupert,
il
is
pointed
out
here
that
that
sum
is
about
all
that
(f
ould.
be
.spenllhis
ye,ar
tvn
mat
ter
now
greai
speed
tne
liovern-ment
officials
might
make
in
connection
with
the
building.
The
total
cost
is
expected
to
exceed
one
million
dollars.
In
connection
with
Hie
building
of
the
Edmonton
elevator,
which
cost
very
nearly
a
million
and
a
half,
the
vote
last
year
was
for
$200,000
and
this
year
two
voles
have
been
passed
one
in
Ihe
general
estimates
for
800,000
and
one
recently
for
$
120,000.
This
it
is
thought
win
roillii,,
hf.
Imildinir
The
elevator
at
Prince
Rupert
will
be
handled
in
a
similar';
manner.
WORLDFLYER
AT
KUERILES
MacLaren
Confident
He
Can
Com
plete
His
Flight
by
Way
or
Alaska
TOKIO.
July
15.
Yesterday
afternoon
just
before
four
o'clock
the
British
round-the-world
flyer,
Stuart
'MacLaren,
readied
Tosh-mey
Lake
in
Ihe
island
of
Ycter-oftt
in
the
Kuerile
Islands.
A
Japanese
destroyer
in
those
waters
is
in
close
touch
with
the
movements
of
the
plane
anil
is
keeping
this
city
informed
of
the
progress
of
the
flying
man.
MacLaren
is
confident
he
can
complete
his
long
journey,
pass
ing
down
Hie
Alaskan
coast
before
the
weather
gels
bad
and
flying
east
by
way
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Edmonton,
THIEPVAL
GOES
WITH
FLYERS
Is
On
Her
Way
West
Once
More
From
Japan
ST.
PAUL
ISLAND,
Alaska.
July
15.
-Within
a
week
the
Can
adian
steamer
Thlepval,
which
established
supply
bases
along
the
Aleutian
Islands
and
Ihe
OITAWA,
July
15.
The
bilUAlaska
peninsula
for
Squadron-was
given
ils
first
reading
in
Ihejleader
Sluart
MacLaren
and
his
House
or
Conumnns
this
morning
companions,
Hrilish
round-lhe-providing
Tor
a
sum
not
to
ex-1
world
flyers,
will
arrive
at
Allu
ceed
$5,000,000
lo
he
advanced
to
Island,
according
to
a
radio
re-Iho
Vancouver
Harbor
Convmis-,ceived
here
fronUhe
.vessel.
The
slon
us
n
loan
to
complete
Ihe
Thiepval
left
Ja'pau,cse
waters
on
kvminal
facilities
there.
July
5
to
aid
Hie
British
flyers.