25
TAXI
VOL.
XIV.,
NO.
170.
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
nemrT-i
r
i
(in
inn
IVIHIKK
r
Af.r.AN
I
IS
POSTPONED
Week
And
Will
Be
Great
Event
at
Wembley.
LO.NHU.V
July
21.
The
pag-
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Ruined
unhl
Friday,
when
III
ill
lllitft
li
uviiiiuupu
uxu
now
uns
ami
iiiiiut
win
uiiriiu.
.-"ii.
e
council
laiung
iq
oniain
posini
sslon
of
Ihe
stuuiutn
in
lime
Uervice,
permit
a
full
rehearsal
and
itely
mi
ii
n
n
un;
w
i
c
i
h
la
cosi
tiuw.uuu.
F.flren
HiouKumt
performers
nko
imiI'l
and
Ui
ire
niKiii
arc
iimJ
lo
urutlucc
the
entire
-
t
Li
I-II
n
I
y
Yisimij-imi
nn
ii
uum
mi
BE
HELD
SOON
Ktawa
Suggests
Toward
End
oi
I
Year
as
Posslblo
Time
i()TTAW;,
July
21.--
In
somy
arlers
here
there
is
a
general
rllng
that
a
general
election
is
ilv
In
lake
nlaee
before
the
end
lie
present
year.
Writs
were
ued
today
for
bye-elections
in
.
.
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30.
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REPRESENTS
CANADA
LEAGUE
OF
NATIONS
OTTAWA,
July
21.
Senator
aiiduraiid,
govern
men
I
leader
in
he
miner
chamber
and
one
of
he
outstanding
men
in
that
egislulive
body,
has
been
an
ointed
senior
representative
re-lesenling
Canada
al
Ihe
League
f
Nations
conference.
SAVED,
THEN
DIED.
VANCOUVEIl.
July
2L
Six
w
ours
arier
narrowiy
escaping
rownlng
at
Kllsilano
Heach,
v
w
i
m?i
iiiiiii.ii.
UHr
u,
i
.i
n
n
it'll
nl
lii
liume.
In
any
event
the
vessel
will
ho
the
largest
operating
on
the
coastwise
run,
it
be-
ing
planned
to
have
her
built
!
300
feel
long
'with
a
speed
of
twenty
kuols
an
hour.
When
this
vessel
is
added
to
Ihe
present
fleet
of
coastwise:
liners,
the
Prince
(irorge,
Prince
Hupert
ami
Prince
John,
a
new
itinerary
will
he.
arranged,
stated
Mr.
Keeley.
Practically
the
old
schedule
will
he
jresumcd,
that
is
calling
at
Victoria,
Seattle
and
Vancouver
and
going
as
far
North
as
Skagway
instead
of
Prince
Hupert.
"It
Js
hopedj"
dialed
Mr.
Keeley,
"lo
have
the
vessrl
ready
JyrJbe
J-
Mexican
Service.
Ml
WfWiIl.V
will
comprise
cliielly
of
colTee,
fruils,
vegetables
and
eoncen-I
rales.
Antwerp
Service.
Although
he
made
no
delluito
statement
as
lo
when
the
llrillsli
Coliiinbia-Aiilwerp
service
would
be
inaugurated,
Mr.
Keeley
inli-
maleil
that
Ihe
Canadian
Guv.
eminent
Merchant
Marine
would
si
art
Ibis
new
service,
and
for
this
purpose
would
bring
three:
vessels
around
from
the
Allanlic
coast.
The
three
vessels
lo
bo
brought
around
from
Ihe
Al
lanlic
seaboard
will
be
similar
to
those
al
present
operating
In
Ihe
Uniled
Kingdom
service.
All
or
Ihcin
will
bo
oil
burners;
A
reguar
monthly
schedule
will
bo
arranged.
Has
Large
Fleet.
Willi
Ihe
addition
of
Ihe
Can
adian
Coasler
and
(ho
three
other
vessels
from
Ihe
Atlantic
Heel
lo
be
placed
in
the
Antwerp
service
tho
C.G.M.M.
Pacitlo
Heel
will
then
lotal
twenty-seven
ships
in
all;
the
largest
lleet
op
ealed
by
u
Canadian
company
on
the
Pncillo
seaboard.
"Willi
Ihe
inauguration
of
the
Mexican
and
Antwerp
service,"
staled
Mr,
Keeley,
"our
company
will
then
She
be
operating
no
less
Ihan
Iwelve
tllllerenl
ervlocs.
There
U
ntit
INDIAN
NAVY
IS
RECOMMENED
BY
MERCANTILE
MARINE
SIMLA,
July
21.
The
Indian
mercantile
marine
com
mil
lee
recommends
the
rrcaliou
of
ah
Indian
navy
capable
of
protecting
her
coasts,
harbors
and
commerce.
(hat
Ihe
service
will
be
in-
niHomouiica
on
a
1,.
n,i
uf
.tfiliril
III
inn
fMllir
;illtrll.!lliil
lalifillf
onl
litll
III'
r
111
Ihe
Canadian
L-illi
;illu
lwiillir
mriilii
111
I
Tt
1
1
ff
1
1
trip
in
inn
canamau
of
Ihe
pageanl
!
with
Hie
Canadian
Volunteer
and
..lnr,,n
.
V
r.i.i.nr
i.niii
vp.
.tiaiiaitian
:aiionai
ors
present
were
E.
W.
Hack-
in'oulh,
Vancouver,
past
grand
exallcd
ruler
of
Iho
Grand
Lodge
I5.P.O.F..;
Aid.
I.
W.
Eagle,
ex-ailed
ruler'
or
St.
Calhe'rines'
Lodge,
St.
Catherines,
Out.,
and
A.
Sealulh,
delegate
rrom,
Lodge
No.
1
Calgary,
Alia.;
W.
11.
lleemer,
St.
Catherines,
Out.;
Miss
Mary
S.
Davis,
St.
Louis,
Mo.;
Miss
O.
G.
Strenitz,
Chicago;
Miss
E.
11.
Klein,
Chicago;
and
Mr.
Morden,
North
Vancouver.
STEWART
PEOPLE
EXCITED
OVER
A
4
VISITING
ELKS
ARE
ENTERTAINED
HERE
Number
of
Prominent
Members
of
Order
Arrive
In
City
and
Later
go
South
Visiting
delegates
to
Ihe
re-,
cent
Hlks'
convention,
held
in
Ed-
www-
w
.uirn
.......
faltiritay
....
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...D.u...-
Trattrr'
were
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cntertahied'
iit.tlic
"eVetunk'by
0ie
n
lh
Mo.!Ucaif'inpI,,'',',rs
,ir
,ocal
io(i"e'
i:y
slated
ilelln-
visiting
brethren
were
taken
by
sightseeing
Fish
&
Cold
Vtuil
to
the
dry
dock.
t
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I..
II...
I..
.OM
sels
or
1,500
tons
carrying
cap-
"
,
.
,
,,
,
,
acily.
"A
monthly
service
will
.
V'silor
who
afterwards
be
given,-
staled
Mr.
Keeley,
I''11'0
icib
uiiaiiiR
niL-tiium
riiutu
ivutc
...ill
vi.ii.--
.,
.
,
.,
,.i
,...1,1.,
I
ih,
w
i,.-ior
mo
souiu.
Among
uic
msi-
1....
II
Iww.
..f
nl
!'
California
ports
from
four
times
lo
live
limes
a
month."
In
connection
with
Ibis
ser
vice
Die
Canadian
Loaster
will
be
brought
around
from
the
Atlantic
fleet
and
placed
on
Ihe
Hrilisli
Columbia-California
run
willi
the
Canadian
Observer,!
Canadian
Farmer
and
Canadian
Hover.
The
Canadian
Coaster
is
a
vessel
similar
lo
the
oilier:
three
vessels
operating
in
tho,
California
service.
Tho
Canadian
Trooper
and
Volunteer
will
cater
to
Ihe
paper,
lumber
ami
canned
goods
ex
porters
of
Ibis
Province,
while
Ihe
return
cargoes
from
Mexico
DUNWELL
STRIKE
Word
received
from,
Stewart
arrivals
on
Saturday
was
that
all
Ihe
residents
of
Ihe
mining
camp
were
much
worked
up
over
I
lie
reported
new
strike
in
Ihe
Dun-
well
mine.
Just
what
was
Iho
na
lure
of
the
strike
is
not
known
but
it
not
only
goes
to
show
that
a
big
mine
is
in
course
of
development
there
hut
also
thai
soniio
or
tho
adjoining
properties
are
likely
to
prove
rich.
LAWYERS
IN
LONDON.
LONDON.
July
21.
With
cere
monies
elaborated
by
inany
cen
turies
of
usage,
nearly
3,000
lawyers
rrom
Canada
and
the
Hulled
Stales
were
this
morning
welcomed
lo
England
in
tho
ancient
Westminster
Abbey
Hall.
JAPANESE
DIES.
VANCOUVER,
July
21.
Sailo
tMUriiskl,
a
member
oi
Iho
crew
of
the
Japanese
steamer
Arizona
Main,
died
hero
today,
as
the
result
oi
a
fall
inlo
the
hold
or
Iho
ship.
another
-company
on
the
l'aoltlo
seaboard
that
offers
so
wide
a
variety
or
services,"
(he
manager
concluded.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
RUPERT,
n.C,
jMONPAY,
JULY
21,
1021.
Saturday'
Circulation,
1,809.
A
photograph
oT
the
old
Hible
and
prayer
book
prc-senled
to
Rtiv.
U.
N.
Morden,
pastor
of
St.
James'
Square
Presljyterian
l-hurcb,
Toronto,
by
I).
A.
Vulleau
during
the
United
Empire
Loyalist
celebration
at
Belleville.
Sir
Henry
Thornton
says
he
is
Determined
to
Make
Seriate
See
Reason
over
Branch
Lines
SCORELESS
DRAW
IN
FRANCE
AND
RUSSIA
.
'
-
;
J-
'
'
WINNIPEG,
July
21
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
who
is
on
his
annual
tour
of
inspection,
said
he
was
hopeful
of
reaching
his
estimated
thirty
million
dollar
net
profit
on
this
yeuc's
operations.
Discussing
the
Senate's
action
in
throwing
out
certain
branch
lines,
ho
said:
"I
know
branch
Hues
arc
essential
lo
the
future
prosperity
of
the
West
and
am
determined
before
long
to
make
the
Senate
see
reason.
FIFTY-SEVEN
AREDROWNED
S.S.
Matsu
Camamaru
Foundered
off
Goto
Island
and
Only
One
Saved
TOKIO,
July
21
Fifty-seven
persons
were
drowned
when
the
freighting
steamer
Matsu
Camamaru
foundered
off
Goto
Island
near
Kyushu
on
July
11,
according
to
word
received
today
from
Kobe.
Only
one
of
the
crew
survived,
be
helng
pfeked
up
by
a
trawler.
Letters
Between
Premier
Herrlot
and
Forolgn
Minister
Tchlt-cherln
Are
Published.
PARIS,
July
21.
Slops
toward
a
more
normal
relation
between
France
and
Russia
are
foreshadowed
in
letters
published
between
Premier
llerriol
and
Iho
Bolsheviki
foreign
ininYsler
Tch-itebeMn.
''".
2,000
GRATES
STRAWBERRIES
Terrace
Output
Is
Steadily
In-
creasing;
Demand
Has
Been
Satisfactory
About
two
thousand
crates
of
strawberries
have
been
shipped
rrom
Terrace
Ibis
season
already
and
it
is
expected
that
there
will
be
another
thousand
crates
ship-jpeil
out
when
Ihe
picking
is
fin-jislied.
The
crop
this
year
has
iheeii
good,
allliough
the
acreage
is
less
than
in
previous
years
Prices
have
been
satisfactory
lo
I
the
growers
and
tho
demand
lor
'the
Terrace
berries
has
remained
CONNAUGHT
CUP
GAME
'-
rrui
grading
.d
packing
have
brought
higher
,
,
.
.
"
,
...
.
'prices
lo
those
farmers
who
paid
Final
Match
Between
British
a((l,ni(m
,
lIis
part,culaP.
Columbia
and
Manitoba
Th(5
ci,eri.y
crop
,as
been
Eleven
Tonight
soniewhat
spoiltsl
by
Iho
rains
of
"
last
week
and
there
will
not
be
so
WINNIPEG,
July
21.
A
fool-;nuUiy
available
for
shipment
as
ball
match
between
a
British
'was
expected.
Raspberries
and
Columbia
representative
eleven
JhmI
currants
are
up
lo
tho
usual,
and
Weston,
Manitoba's
'team,
to
and
the
scent
from
the
crates
of
determine
which
shall
enter
the'raspberries
on
Ihe
express
truck
rinals
in
lhe
Connaught
Cup;al
the
station
has
been
proving
series,
ended
ih
a
scoreless
draw
partieularly
annoying
to
hot
and
here
Saturday.
The
next
mid
thirsty
passengers,
who
couldn't
final
game
will
bo
played
here
gel
I
hem,
this
evening.
The
Terrace
growers
are
real
ising
Ihal
a
small
canning
plant
operating
even
for
a
few
mjonths
of
the
vear
for
either
canning
or
RFTTEK
RFI
AT
(INS
preserving
or
both,
would
be
iprofilable
investment
and
it
is
possible
Ihat
this
may
bo
in
oper
niton
lor
next
season's
crop.
RADIO
PROFICIENCY.
gun.
OTTAWA,
July
21.
-
W.
J.
Bushwood,
of
Prince
Huperl,
was
one
of
Iho
British
Columbians
who
was
granled
a
certiflcale
of
proficiency
in
radio
telegraphy
from
the
department
of
marino
and
fUhcrtes.
Street
8alet,
483.
Large
numbers
of
people
had
by
this
lime
assembled
and
when
Cordingly
saw
them
closing
in
on
I
1
1
U
I
V
J
V
i
V
-M
V
II
V
J
Hill
fJJ
'V
V
I
lit
where
Dr.
Wrinch
secured
a
good
tiv'a
inril
v
iu
in
not
nui
milieu,
ulnleil.
Anv
e.nn-l
cun-'
-.--j
naioniy,
-
-
,
..
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-.
seated
by
tho
premier.
The
Premier
said
Ihal'a
or
Liberal
members
had
ot-
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parlies.
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
Jr.
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to
Skagway
and
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Seattle
and
Victoria
Several
important
announcements
were
made
this
morning
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siljs
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i
iiiic.-.
Regarding
the
new
Grand
Trunk
Pacific
liner
for
Ihe
u.u
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expecieu
Beats
Up
Manager
of
P.G.E.
Railway
then
Skoots
Himself
Dead
VANCOUVER,
July
21.
One
man
is
dead
and
the
assistant
general
manager
of
the
Pacific
Greut
Eastern
Railway,
Robert
Wilson,
is
iir
hospital
as
a
result
of
a
terrific
battle
this
morning
between
the
railway
official
and
E.
O,
Cordingly,
formerly
accountant
on
the-
P.G.E.
who
was
discharged
two
weeks
ago
following
alleged
irregularities
in
his
woik.
The
dead
man
is
Cordingly.
He
followed
Wilson
into
his
office
in
the
Vancouver
Block
and
jumped
at
him,
striking
him
on
the
head
with
the
butt
end
of
a
heavy
revolver.
,
Wilson
ran
through
the
manager's
office
into
Ihe
corridor.
Cordingly
fired
at
him
and
niiss-i
cd,
but
when
Wilson
fell
after
i
the
second
shot
had
grazed
liiiii.i
.
i
i
i
i
i
1
1
uoruingiy
.lumpeu
on
mm
unu
i
started
to
heat
his
head
with
a!
170,400
LBS.
HALIBUT
HERE
Good
Prices
maintained
For
Fish
Sold
This
Morning
at
him.
he
jumped
up,
put
the
gun
Seven
American
and
eight
lo
his
nioulh
ami
fired,
dying
in-
Canadian
boats
marketed
a
total
stantly.
'of
170,400
pounds
of
halibut
on
Cordingly
was
about
i0
years
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
of
age
and
leaves
a
widow
and
or
this
total
the
Americans
had
three-
grown
up
children.
Will
Secure
Safe
Liberal
Seat
and
Continue
to
Have
Charge
of
Affairs
In
B.C.
118,000
and
400
pounds,
the
Canadians
52,-Americah
second
01IVFR
uliter
REMAINS
ncmaino
;
AR
-HassMtslijumpedff,-Tenti,'liittf
o(lier
pricC8
remalnej
about
lhe
HIlAIJ
Uh
UUVitWl
Saturday.
Arrivals
were:
American
Cedric.
30,000
lbs,;
at
ll.Cc
and
8;
Onah,
18,000
lbs.,
at
15.3c
and
Oc.
lo
the
Canadian
VICTOHIA,
July
21.
-It
seems
Kif''
&
G0oIAStraff0
f-
.
certain
now
that
Premier
Oliverl
.
.
T
will
retain
Ihe
position
as
leader
ac,,ei;i
,0;"V
'
or
Ihe
government
and
thai
a
seat
I
resident,
25,000
lbs.,
at
14.0c
some'
will
be
found
ror
him
in
anu
c,
to
u.e
i.oou,
r.s.ienes
constiluency
which
elected
a
Liberal
member.
Whether
or
not
,
,,a.
.
...
ll,Ql
n-lll.,nnff
.vlll
l,i
L..,.nnl
"
U.S.,
al
IMC
HIIU
9c
to
the
Pacific
Fisheries.
Nalional,
13,000
lbs.,
at
15.4c
iiuj
an,J
.
9c-
lo
.
tho
Ro'al
.,
lsh
.
.
Co
iti.ency,
other
(ban
Victoria,
it
seems
would
be
glad
to
hie
repre
Canadian
Ringleader,
1,000
lbs.,
at
13.5o
and
7c;
Mab,
3,000
Jbs.,
at
13.4c
and
7c;
Minnie
V.,
L4Q0
lbs.,
al
fered
to
resign
lo
allow
.
him
to'13.4c
and
7c;
M.
M.
Christopher,
run
in
their
ridings,
and
inti-
11,000
lbs.,
at
13.4o
and
7c,
to
mated
thai
lie
proposed1
lo
ac-.
Royal
Fish
Co.
cept
one
olTer.
"I
expect
to
re-
Tillie
S.,
4,000
lbs.,
at
13.4o
main
iu
my
present
position
and
and
7c,
to
the
Pacific
Fisheries,
that
a
constituency
will
boj
Tramp,
8,000
lbs.,
at
13.7c
and
round
Tor
me,"
said
tho
premier,
"c,
to
the
Atliu
Fisheries.
-
I
Malaniule.
12,000
lbs.,
at
13.4c
:MAY
BE
CANDIDATE
FOR
THE
MAYORALTY
F.
W.
Hart
is
spoken
or
as
a
probable
candidate
tov
the
mayoralty
iu
case
the
present
Incumbent
or
that
office
resigns
in
order
to
contest
the
seal
with
Alderman
Collar!
Other
.names
are
mentioned
as
men
who
may
be
in
the
Held,
bul
none
have
de-
llnitely
announced
themselves
so
far.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American:
Chicago
11-4;
Philadelphia,
4-8.
Detroit
18-1;
Boston,
13.
Cleveland
5;
New
York,
10.
St.
Louis,
;
Washington,
10.
National:
Boston
l-l;
SI.
Louis,'
6-2.
Philadelphia
3-2;
Chicago,
W
Brooklyn,
I;
Cincinnati,
2.
New
York,
10;
Pittsburg,
0.
Sunday
Games:
Cincinnati.
5;
New
York',
2.
Chicago,
7;
Boston,
1.
v
St.
Louis,,
7-2;
Philadelphia,
1-3,
;,
V:-,
'..Washington,
5f)SI.
Louis,
4.
New
York,
1-1
0;
Cleveland,
i-4:
?f'
and
7c,
and
Azores,
9,000
bs,,
at
1
13.
lo
and
7c,
to
(lie
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
PLEAD
GUILTY
MURDER
CHARGE
Nathan
Leopold
and
Richard
Loeb
Are
Now
at
Mercy
of
Court.
CHICAGO,
July
21.
Tho
Tale
of
Nathan
Leopold
Jr.,
and
Richard
Loeb,
indicted
lor
kidnapping
and'
murder
of
1
4
-year
old
Ruber!
Franks,
rested
today
in
the
mercy
or
t
lit
court.
mis
resulted
from
u
plea
of
guilly
made
in
lhe
court
1oday
by
Clar
ence
narrow,
enter
counsel
for
the
boys,
and
affirmed
by
Ihoin.
Their
degree
oT
punishment
will
be
determined
at
slhe
hearing
which
will
slart
urt
Wednesday
morning.
j
DIED
RESULT
OF
AUTO
TURNING
OVER.
VANCOUVER,
July
21.
Mrs.
George
Eldon
died
here
today
its
the
result
of
injuries
sustained
when
her
auto
turned
over
on
Iho
traffic
highway
near
Sinn-,
wood,
Washington,