the
foreshore
and
Prince
Rupert
interests
already
on
the
ground
MASSBTT,
July
2H.
Tlie
first
shipment
of
gold
from
the
'
"
J
O
v
.
ills
hero.
Settlers
ure
rushing
lo
Hie
gold
fields
abandoning
r..
ll...,,.o,...
,.r
II.
ij
..ill-
-
-
.
w.
-
-
iru
iui
ma
I
The
returns
so
far
are
exceeding
all
expectations
of
the
is
the
winner
of
the
Governor
uuugur
of
the
smelter.
General's
medal
for
the
district
For
several
weeks
past
representatives
or
Prince
import
and
with
md
marks.
,
iiiosc
passing
her
inleresls
have
been
slaking
lands
along
the
beaches
in
this.
the
entrance
examinations
were:
.
mm
J
M
A..
.1
I
Today
at
Southern
City
uii
nnais
in
ruuwuau
ngani
Montreal
Team
WINNIPKG,
July
28.
Hy
vir
i'
of
a
three
to
two
victory
in
.
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i
ii.
i.
r
nrsi
uaniM
i
ii
1
1
i'ii
i
r
i
n
in
rntifiidfiiilfitv
Ilin
I)nminlfin
I
Canadian
Kxiilosives
of
Mon-
I..
..
I
I.
1
..
II.
'in
io
a
sriurifss
imiw
in
im-
'iid
game
of
the
series
Salur-
V
Seven
thousand
spectators
'III'IH'II
HID
(iillllC.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
SATURDAY'S
GAMES
National
Cincinnati,
2;
llrooklyn,
3.
Chicago,
0;
Philadelphia,
1,
SI.
Louis,
4;
New
York,
5.
Pittsburg,
7;
Boston,
0.
American
Boslon,
4;
St.
Louis,
2.
Washington,
0;
Cleveland.
2.
Philadelphia,
4;
Detroit,
5.
New
York,
5;
Chicago,
4.
SUNDAY
GAMES
National
Brooklyn,
5-1;
Cincinnati,
l-U
New
York,
0;
SI.
Louis,
4.
American
St.
Louis,
I):
Boston,
0.
;
L
i
cairn.
7:
New
ork.
(J.
Cleveland,
3j
Washington,
1.
Delnil,
2;
Philadelphia,
4.
SQUADRON
AT
JAMAICA
un
iirrivoii
m
ri
nun
uprn
tri'aninii
neighborhood
and
today
practic-
Prince
Rupert
Centra
ally
the
foreshore
along
North
Prince
Rupert
Rosemary
Beach
to
Hose
Spit
and
southerly
Winslow
J15,
Lilian
Worsfold
for
many
miles
has
been
staked.
423,
Alelta
McKinley
420,
Dorothy
good
many
of
the
claims
have
Patmore
383,
Maud
Wyatt
380,
uol
been
recorded
and
claim
I
Athene
Fox
371,
Harry
Walker
jumping
seems
likely
to
follow.
373
Helen
Sim
350,
George
Hell
The
whole
peninsula
from
Port
351
William
Patmore
347,
Dor-Clement
and
Tl-el
northward
is
oUiy
SievcrU
347,
Eileen,
Stewart
made
up
largely
of
black
sand
35,
Margil
Halberg
342,
George
..
.
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ii
i
on.
(!..
fi.
1n'
L'nll.
n-ii-
ntr
irnl,
iiiul
oviTi
ninth
iif
Him
out.
man
vm
ii
iiob
huiii-
ANCOt
VEIL
July
28.
Onef-
...
.
,
,-1in
lliiluor
338.
Ok
Jackson
335
.
,
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uilj
JIIIUM'S
WIIVIU
KUIU
.
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wa
i
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ueen
carried
on
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r.ruui
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nil
ii-u
nai-
...
.
mi
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rm
iniiiwiiiii
nil
i-ipi
,
,
,
,
.
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n
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n
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iiiu
'
"
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cold
can
be
seen
with
the
naked
'nusay
oio,
nueiioe
miiiumi
oio.
IK
iney
laier
cni
to
no-
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Is
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Promoted
on
re"omJnen.lallon
(111.1
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....
Xnnvtti
llirrnulii
I
:a
i
1
llfifLnr
Wl
he
parly
relumed
l.ere
tins
,
Ernest
MeLeo.l,
Hetty
Arney,
sfn;u;ili
,..,
,,
it
Manv
Mimv
ilMl.mil,s
;illrmn!s
,lilV(,
have
.
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i.
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mmumi
uiu
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ni'ii
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111
v
I
aji
ii
m
;
i
la
wi
i
Ii
I
ii
Ilia
i
i;i
I
n
Laura
Frizzell.
Minnru
Sakamoto,
the
Governor
.
.....
.,
Uacob
Mussalem.
Llovd
Mallclt.
sruis
iiui
iiiinuuL
?uitrn,
i
eneral
laid
(he
corner
a
stone
.
I
f.
11
.
'
n
.
John
Saunders.
.
...
Sniro
.
I
(Jurvich,
.
.
.
I
hi
now
liiuli
school
at
Point
ndeil
a
military
luncheon
ni
.
.
i
...
.
...in
i
..
n
civiA
illmier.
eav
nir
later
for
extended
tour
through
the
.iniiir.m
:uiil
Kootenav
districts.
THE
CHAMPIONS
I
he
P.
II.
L..
Loinpany,
lluanced
by
capital,
from
the
Kaslern
i..un.i
wi..i
ii...,
,..-.!
operalions
and
has
assured
the
people
here
that
the
gold
can
be
obtained.
The
company
operating
the
smeller
is
offering
to
work
on
a
share
basis.
Anyone
separating
lhe
gold
by
washing
can
-get
lhe
Until
operatibn
done
on
a
share
basis.
,
It
is
understood
that
t
lie
company
will
put
in
larger
smelling
machinery
since
its
operations
have
proved
a
success.
TWO
TOUR
PARTIES
.
VISIT
CITY
TODAY
One
From
Philadelphia
And
The
Other
From
California
From
Boat
To
Train.
Two
small
touring
parlies
will
.
...
i
ii...
arrive
ironi
ine
souin
on
mo
steamer
Prince
George
this
afternoon
and
proceed
East
by
I
rain.
The
California
Canadian
Holi
day
party
consists
of
eleven
per
sons
originating
in
Philadelphia.
marie
Is
in
charge.
The
Raymond
Wliiteomb
party
consists
of
ten
persons
from
Cal.
ifoinia,
bound
East.
MONOPLANE
CRASHED.
LOS
ANGELES,
July
28.
Four
persons
were
killed
when
the
newly
built,
cabin
monoplane
crashed
lo
the
ground
shortly
afler
beginning
an
exhibition
fllghl.
The
dead
are
the
designer,
Osmund
Belcher,
his
wife
and
Child
and
Pilot
Creel
li.
Subscribe
for
th
Daily
News
Catherine
Irvine,
Hruce
Wilson,
Sidney
Klkins,
Hessie
Deny.
Phy
s
Mary
Long
May
,
arvey,
i
i
solved
i
i
'
r
van
a,
seems
to
have
the,,',
.,
,,
,
Clark,
Howard
Quinn,
Harold
di
Ticul
y
and
progress
has
ii.
been
,.
.
.
.
....,,
.
..
.
,,
Maci
Onald,
Robert
Kelly,
inni-reporled
from
time
lo
time,
lhe
.
,
'n
arrival
of
the
gold
shipment
Sat-
'
H
the
cuiniinaiion
oi
inc
unlay
.
,
Douglas
..
.
u
c,
Stewart.
.,.,
ton,
Percy
Bond,
Hanall-Iack
M.
Allan
300.
Annunciation
Rose
A.
Moran
3
47,
Christine
Nucich
310.
Telkwa
Centra
Round
Lake
Jack
II.
318.
Telkwa
Frank
Dockvill
325,
Jack
Howson
311),
Hubert
Donald
son
311,
Grace
Pelerman
300.
Terrace
Centra
Kilsuingallum
Mary
E.
Wilson
3'J8,
Lester
G.
Taft
300,
Arthur
L.
Vanderlip
328,
Belty
E.
Anderson,
313,
Lo
Roy
C.
Thomas
311,
Duncan
K.
Kerr
300,
Fanny
S.
McLaren
300.
Topley
Centra
North
Bulkley
Ivy
R.
M.
Me-lunes
300,
Topley
Irene
Holmes
321.
Svea
Strimboldh
312.
Port
Simpson
Centra
'
Port
Simpson
Margaret
Wat
320.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
willi
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wed-ding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
and
6th
St.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
.
VOL.
XIV.,
NO,
170,
PRINCE
RUPERT,
H.C.,
MONDAY,
JULY
28,
1024.
Sattirday'iClrculitlun,
1871
Slrert
Salei.
136
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
1
nriFTnn
S
CENTRE
OF
NEW
GOLD
RUSH
APANfcSE
SHIPPING
DISASTER
RESULTS
IN
MUCH
LOSS
OF
LIFE
AT
SEA
ola
Excitement
rrevaus
at
Massett
Result
of
Arrival
of
First
Shipment
on
Saturday
.
.
-
.
r
i
nnnrv
iiTmA
ettiers
are
leaving
ineir
rarms
ana
siaRingY
tiOoLl)
liilU
IIVKKIUIIK
IN
AT
VANCOUVER
-
HIGH
SCHOOL
List
of
Those
Securing
Entrance
v
Certificates
Published:
Medal
Winner
Mis
Kilty
MeKane.
who
whjii
the
women's
singles
title
in
the
tennis
tournament
at
Wimbledon,
photographed
whil
shaking
hands
with
Miss
Helen
Wills,
of
the
U.S.,
whom
she
defeated
for
the
world
honors.
King
Reviews
Naval
Vessels
in
Waters
of
Spithead
when
194
Warships
Assemble
there
PORTSMOUTH,
July
2s.
Stretching
away
in
ten
lines
or
four
mile
each,
(Jrcal
Uri
tain's
naval
strength
in
home
waters
comprising
104
warships
wilh
0,000
officers
and
men
were
reviewed
Saturday
in
Spithead
waters
by
King
George,
the
I);ike
of
Connaughl,
and
the
Prince
of
Wales
from,
the
deck
of
the
royal
yacht
Victoria
and
Albert.
The
review
is
the
first
held
since
1914,
just
before
the
out
break
of
war.
The
admiralty
yacht
on
which
members
of
the
Labor
Government
were
passengers,
accompanied
the
Victoria
and
Albert.
I'wo
huge
mine
layers
carried
representatives
of
the
Dominions.
LOANS
TAKEN
RESTORE
KING
UP
OUICKLY-
GREEK
THRONE
Largo
Sums
Subscribed
On
Now.
Counter
Revolution
Developing
York
Market
For
Canadian
Says
London
Newspaper.
National,
LONDON,
July
28.
There
are
NEW
YORK,
July
28.
Two!
many
signs
of
pending
develop-
Canadian
National
loans
met
with
inenls
in
Greece
in
the
direction
remarkable
success
in
lhe
mar-
of
the
restoration
of
the
nlon-
ket
today.
Twenty
million
short
archy,
says
the
Daily
Express.
term
issues
at
four
per
cent.
(The
Royalists
have
joined
hands
were
all
sold,
while
bookings
on.
with
Venezelos
in
what
isne-
the
sale
of
a
nine
million
dollar
lieved
to
be
a
coumcr
revolution.
euuinmenl
issue
are
in
'such
de-Ill
is
imminent
that
King
George
mand
that
lhe
sale
will
be
closed
j
will
be
reslored
to
the
throne.
before
the
close
of
business
to
day.
FLOOD
IN
INDIA.
MADRAS,
India,
July
28.
A
flood
of
waters
submerged
half
the
slate
of
Cochin,
causing
loss
of
life
and
widespread
damage
among
cattle
and
crops.
DEADLOCK
ON
REPARATIONS
LONDON,
July
28.
Com-
:
.
........1..
r...t
.oi.l
lini'ii
son
370
.
-
-
-
iju
iiiuise
i"hii'"jiib
iui
tim
miii
cniih,M
r.n.
.i:ti
Km
ok
E.
Anderson
320.
An-
ween
owereu
uy
ujs.
rcpii-siMim-
-
-....
...
r
ii...
I.
,.lli.l
,.rnr
Driftwood
Creek
Nancy
B.
nie
M.
mcLaciiiaii
jis,
uiyn
uweiiii
u.i
.
....-.....y.
ii
uu
.'im
n.in.iipi.
C
iiinman
30
.
Wi
-
ence
ami
are
imeinieu
iu
miun.
Glcnlanna
-
Thomas
Mont-!lian
Cooper
300,
William
R.
Far-;Ue
deadlock
on
the
subject
or
gomery
318
nell
300,
Fre.l
Jeffreys
300,
Geo.
securily
for
the
loan
to
Germany
"
'
'
i
.
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ii.
;i
...na
1
1.
....
r.
1.
1
it'im
H
mon
Smilhers
Florence
B.
Camp-,T.
Johnston
sou.
r"1"
11
II
was
organized
by
Miss
ivy
iIP
337
Korn
n.
KiiM
330,
An.
Durns
LaKe
uontre
jwun
sua
munm.u
Woods,
sister
of
Malcolm
Woods,
l,,lcw
(J.
MacDonald
324,
Wesley1
Burns
Lake
John
McKenna
oies
lale
today
and
i
is
be
leyed
r
...its...-
of
the
'
steameri
v
n..i..,
nm
Mvrii..
A.
Ilnre
320.
1111
prevent
a
possible
solution
Prince
George,
and
L.
J.
Simla-31
1,
Asora
O,
Kuulsen
3
10,
Mabel
Francois
Lake
Mary
h.
Gain
01
ine
uuiicuiiy.
L.
Mclnlyre
307.
,372.
1
.,,
.
Soda
Creek
Centra
Soutli
Bank
Liien
.
.Murray
jyyy
flyf
AHltKltAW
Alexandria
M:aud
M.
uaisnccK
jho,
iMizanciu
i-russ(T
ah.
311,
South
Bulkley
ueniro
Soda
Creek
Jean
E.
Rankin'
South
Bulkley
George
II.
Gair
Hazelton
Centra
llazelton
Jack
Sargent
317,
Harold
Wlrinch
320.
New
Hazelton
Jessie
Smith
351,
Ward
Marshall
330.
'Qranby
Bay
Centra
Ornnby
Bay
Stanley
H.
Saw-ray
378,
Ernest
Barclay
304,
Pal
mer
J.
Cook
303,
Henry
Carney
357,
Olive
F.
Selfe
350,
Theodore
3(51.
Ivy
A.
Sturgeon
335,
Neveleu
D.
Sturgeon
312.
Wistaria
Centre
Wistaria
Mary
Kerr
323.
Vanderhoof
Centra
Fort
Eraser
Irene
Ross
321,
Mnrgnret
G.
Bunting
313.
Vanderhoof
Velma
Marjorio
Clar
322.
Alice
Arm
Centre.
Alice
Arm
Alice
Hogberg
351,
siuws
339.
Isabella-
Thomson
Pranees
Barrel!
a
13;
HALIBUT
BOATS
IN
Two
new
American
halibut
boats
are
in
port
today
nuarkot.
ing
their
first
catches
afler
maiden
trips
to
the
halibut
banks.
One
Is
the
10
Ion
boat
of
jSevvard,
Arrow,
belonging
lo
Olal
Venes.
The
other
is
the
Neptune
of
Taconia,
a
craft
of
43
tons
owned
and
skippered
by
Howard
OIke
formerly
of
the
Crescent.
Another
Japanese
Ship
Is
Lost
at
Sea
and
169
Persons
go
down
on
her
TOKIO,
July
28.
One
hundred
and
sixty-nine
persons
were
drowned
in
the
wrecked
steamer
Tairci
Maru
off
Cape
Notoro
last
night,
says
a
despatch
received
here.
The
vessel
which
is
a
freighter
but
which
was
on
a
trip
carrying
passengers,
is
believed
to
have
struck
a
rock,
but
a
second
despatch
says
it
was
due
to
u
collision
wilh
the
steamer
Kamjbura
Maru.
All
aboard
the
ship
were
Japanese.
The
dead
comprise
138
passengers
and
a
crew
of
54.
Eighteen
of
the
passengers
and
five
members
of
the
crew
survive,
reaching
Toyohara
in
lifeboats.
The
disaster
is
the
second
seri-
"
ous
one
in
Japanese
marine
an-
P1IPDTP
EDAIDT
A
nals
within
a
month,
the
steamer
VlLll
MtU
fl
A
Matstiami
Maru
having
foundered,
near
Formosa
with
a
loss
of
58
on
July
it.
CABINET
TO
MEET
THE
TIMBER
INTERESTS
IN
REGARD
TO
ROYALTIES
Public
Hearing
Granted
For
Early
In
September
At
Victoria.
her
royalties,
with
particular
re-'
gard
to
its
application
to
lhe
am,
a
(MjiiuiiuMi
i
miu
win
"xisi
aucr
I
Im
nn.l
nf
lliiu
I'n'in
1
FISHING
BOAT
AND
DROWNED
John
Suden
Loses
Life
When
Sailing
Out
to
the
Salmon
Fishing
off
Tugwell
Island
When
sailing
oul
lo
the
fish
ing
grounds
yesterday
on
a
boat
"
II
is
announced
by
the
Minister
L
1,
,i
7
i
it
n
belonging
to
lhe
.Pnneo-Rtipert
,
,
,
,
'
r
Lands
dial
a
public
hearing
...
Tr,
,,,,
cannery,
Jolin
'Sudeh
of
f
,u!o
this
of
will
be
given
Hie
timber
interests
at
Victoria
early
in
September
for
City
was
thrown
from
the
boat,
having
been
apparenlly
a
slruck
by
the
Ilia
liilpnnuA
nf
lin-inm
rr
n
mmlnit
....
.
.
.
-
"-
boom
and
was'
drowned.
The
from
the
.
timbermen
acainsl
the
.
.
.
.
..
,
,
.,
"
accmeni
nappenea
snori
y
..
'
.system
(f
collecting
tim-
.a
...
..
...
,
.,.,.'
a
heavy
sea
running
at
the
time
westerly
breeze.
A
number
of
the
boats
were
lacking
"
,,
l""
"
,
r
'ia'
,
against
it
and
picnickers
at
Tug-
Represenlat
ons
have
been1..
,,
r
n
i
'Well
noticed
.
,,
,
the
unusual
sight
of
niiiiif
iu
me
iioeiiiiiieni
uiai'
enforcement
of
the
rate
of
royalties
collectable
after
lhe
be
ginning
of
the
year
would
causei
f
lhe
situation
(he
cabinet
pared
lo
meet
the
timbermen
and
hear
any
evidence
they
may
haVe
to
give
in
connection
wilh
the
problem.
MEET
AVIATOR
WITH
SKIRL
OF
BAGPIPES
Proposal
Made
That
Highlanders
.
Should
Turn
Out
In
Native
Dress.
'lhe
proposal
has
been
made,
and
has
met
wilh
considerable
lhe
city
should
turn
out
In
their
native
dress
and
accompanied
by
as
many
bagpipes
as
possible,
should
greet
Stuart
MacLaren,
the
British
round
I
lie
world
aviator
on
bis
arrival
here
in
his
airplane.
It
is
pointed
out
that
there
are
al
least
three
bagpipe
players
in
lhe
city
and
a
number
of
boys
and
girls,
as
well
as
men,
who
one
of
the
boats
turning
and
sailing
back
across
the
bar
as
if
de
ciding
nol
to,
fish
thai
evening.
Tlinpn
trod
un
Tmlion
n
Ilia
hardship
to
the
industry
a
an.
lboa
wi,h
Sm)en
an(J
,
would
result
in
a
general
shut
thal
,
.lown.
In
order
to
thoroughly'
1P
.
...
.
.
,
..
...
inform
themselves
in
regard
lo'inference
ma;
,,eing
at
he
,,avc
limn
ttllliinail
hv
Ilia
tlnw
frrnri
'
V
V-
.11
IIIIIIV'I
-
J
t
,
the
boom,.
Suden
leaves
a
widow
and
one
infant
child.
He
was
an
Austrian
by
birth
but
had
lived
here
since
the
early
days.
For
several
years
he
worked
at
the
Boston
Grill.
'Ho
was
over
forty
years
of
age.
CANADA
WINS
TENNIS
GAME
For
Noxt
Round
,n
0f
support,
that
the
Highlanders
.-ual,fles
have
kilts.
These
could
nuiko
'The
scores
were
G-3,
7-5,
0-3.
quite
a
showing
and
when
pholo-!
graphed
and
sent
out
to
lhe
out-
,MFWPAPFR
MFN
H""1
Hl
side
newspapers
would
prove
an
interesting
souvenir
of
the
visit.
The
launch
on
which
the
High,
landers
gu
out
lo
Seal
Cove
could
be'
decorated
wilh
lhe
Scottish
flag
and
the
MacLaren
tartan.
WITH
FIRST
CATCHES.TEN
DOLLAR
RATE
HERE
TO
PRAIRIES
VICTORIA,
July
28.
Hon.
A.
M.
Manson
announced
thai
the
ten
dollar
rate
for
harvesters
lo
go
to
the
prairies
would
be
appli-cablo
to
Prince
Rupert
as
well
as
lhe
southern
coast
cities.
The
offer
is
for
genuine
harvest
hands
only.
Davis
Cup
Series
by
Crocker
Winning
OTTAWA,
July
28.
The
Canadian
lawn
tennis
team
qualified
for
the
next
round
in
the
Davis
Cup
contest
iu
the
American
round
when
Crocker
of
Montreal
defeated
Paris,
the
Cuban
champion,
Canada
winning
three
out
of
the
four
games
played.
VISITING
VANCOUVER
VANCOUVER,
July
28
A
parly
of
editors
from
Scotland,
touring
Canada
over
t
lie
O.N.H,,
completed
their
transcontinental
trip
yesterday
and
were
driven
to
points
!of
Interest
around
lhe
city
today.
inspecting
the
sawmill
plants
and
lhe
harbor.
Tonight
they
arc
to
be
guests
al
dinner
of
local
newspapermen
and
leave
later
on
their
return
Journey.
MAJOR
ZANNI
LEFT.
LYONS,
July
28
Major
Zannl,
Argentine
round
the
world
flyer,
left
here
today
for
Rome.