25
TAXI
INSURRECTION
IN
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at-
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOL.
XIV.,
.NO.
ICO.
JOHN
BRAZIL
QUELLED
San
Paulo
Barracks
Taken
Government
After
an
Intense
Bombardment
by
BUENOS
AIRES.
Argentina,
July
I).
-
Brazilian
advices
stale
thai
(he
government
has
laken
Hie
San
Paulo
barracks
from
rebels
afler
au
intense
bom
hardmcnl.
The
insurrection
Is
virtually
quelled.
COOL
RECEPTION
French
Are
Not
Enthuulastlo
Oroetlng
to
Premier
Ramsay
Macdonald
PA1US,
July
9t
When
Premier
Macdonald
arrived
here
yesterday
for
a
conference
with
Premier
Heriott,
the
attitude
oj
the
French
people
wa
no.tlceably
oobl.
PLAQUE
PLACED
ON
ADMIRAL
ROGERS
BY
KETCHIKAN.
PEOPLE
In
Appreciation
of
Valuable
Ser
vices
Rendered
by
Officers
and
Crow
During
Fire
Last
Spring
KFl'CIIIKAN,
July1
0.
With
luiiironriafe
ceremonies,
a
bronze
plaque.
Iho
gift
of
the
Ketchl
kau
citizens,
was
placed
on
Hie
steamer
Admiral
llogers
on'
her
last
call
here
in
appreciation
oT
valuable
services
rendered
by
the
olllcers
and
crew
of
the
ves
sel
during
the
Hie
in
the
bust
ness
district
last
spring.
WAR
CANTEEN
FUND
TO
BE
DISTRIBUTED
British
Columbia
and
Yukon
to
Get
10.20
Per
Cent
Legislation
Being
Passed
OTTAWA,
July
9.
of
thu
canteen
fund
of
the
In
.Canadian
Expeditionary
Force
wilf
bo
provided
Tor
in
legislation
this
session.
Tho
provincial
al
lotments
will
incliido
British
Columbia
and
the
Yukon,
10.2(5
fer
cent
to
bo
adininislered
by
a
provincial'
board
of
trustees.
Bubcribe
for
the
Dally
News.
urn
3'iu
CANADA
MAKES
GOOD
SHOWING
Trap
Shooting
Team
Fourth
Olympic
Plckard
Reaches
Pole
Vault
Finals
PAIUS,
July
.
Canada
canto
fourth
In
the
trnpshoollng
event
nl
Ibe
Olympic
Games
with
eight
points.
United
Stales
won
with
15.
In
Iho
pole
vault
trials,
Picknrd
of
Canada
along
with
six
others
from
various
countries
qualified,
Each
Jumped
12
feci.
POETESS
DIES
TORONTO,
July
9.
The
death
occurred
hero
today
of
Laura
Ezcully,
Canadian
poetess,
whoso
writing
.
attracted
much
alien
tlom
,,
PRINCE
RUPERT
I'RINCB
HL'PKHT,
B.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
J
HA
0,
192,.
Democrat
National
Convention
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
After
Strenuous
Fight
Reaches
Yesterday's
Clreulntlun.
1871
Selection
in
Former
Ambassador
SUCCESS
OF
CONFERENCE
Macdonald
Says
Full
Accord
Reached
With
Franoe
on
Dawes'
Report
.
PARIS,
July
9.
A
Joint
note
to
the
Allies
suggesting
how
the
dlfforent
questions
In
connection
with
the
application
of
the
Dawes'
report
might
bo
settled
was
drawn
up
at
the
conference
between
Premier
Maodonald
of
Great
Britain
and
Premier
Heriott
of
France
today
.
The
British
premier,
In
an
announcement,
said:
"Wo
have
succeeded
In
reaching
successful
and
full
accord
with
Franco."
i
NEW
YOHK.
July
I).
With
the
collapse
of
the
supporters
Street
Sales,
5)
ft:
avoid
creating
the
impression
that
matters
have
been
in
the
slightest
degree
settled
without
previous
consultation
with
the
other
Allies
it
is
staled.
No
engagement
of
any
kind
has
been
entered
into
or
suggested.
As
soon
as
the
inter-Allied
con
ference
has
arrived
at
a
definite
agreement,
the
suggestion
is
that
Germany
be
invited
lo
meet
the
Allies
in
a
conference
for
nego
tiations
ami
discussion
and
not
in
order
lo
be
confronted
with
a
document
which,
they
might
be
Will
be
Accompanied
on
His
An.
'
nual
Inspection
Trip
by
Lady
Thornton
and
Daughter
WINNIPEG
July
9.
Towards
Ibe
end
of
the
month,
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
president
of
the
Can
adian
National
Railways,
will
pay
a
regular
visit
of
Inspection
to
t
lie
western
lines.
J.ady
Thornton
and
Miss
Ann
Thornton,
I
heir
daughter,
will
accompany
I
of
William
(iibbs
McAdoo
uf
California
and
Governor
Al
Smith
him
going
right
through
to
Van
at
.
X
"
.
X
1
1
v
(
I
t
..
1
1
I
mm
ni
f
tul
t'
ltiitiiilfri
lioa
j
strenuous
and
wearisome
convention
fight
ever
staged
history
of
the
United
hlates.
ballot
t
On
the
lulst
ballot,
Davis
received
310
votes,
on
the
next
KF.TPH1KAN
WOMFN
lie
reuehed'Ua
2-3
and
later
received
the
required
mini-1
"T
was
as
follows:
Davis
Underwood
.
,
Meredith
!
.;.,
..
130
Smith
.
121
(lass
......
......
McAiloo
...
...
.
,
.
llobinsou
.
.
...
.
.
,
Gerard
.....
...
Houston
.
,.j
.
.
;
.
.
.
'
Cummings
...
.
.
.
.
.
Hull
...
...
...
...
,
Baker
.
Daniels
...
.......
.
59
V
52
22
1G
9
9
2
i
1.
Made
Unanimous
Opposition
from
William
Jennings
'Bryan
ani
Mr.
McAdoo
failed,
lo
slop
the
Davis
boom
which
began
wilh
the
,
first
ballot
today.
The
convention
hall
was
in
a
turmoil
as
the
Davis
hand
nominal
ion
of
Davis
by
m-clain-ulion'
and
Ibe
motion
was
carried.
Strong
Candidate
Joint
William
Davis
was
born
at
Clarksburg,
West
Virginia,
on
April
13,
1873.
He
wits
admitted
in
the
her
for
nominal
ion.
.
...
The
result
of
Hie
101st
ballot
i0
u,e
bar
in
1895
and
In
189C
b
3ii
nit
Washington
and
Lee
Univer-
sity
where
he
received
art
of
his
education.
He
took
up
practice
itt
Clarksburg
in
1897
and
his
political
career
started
in
1911
when
he
was
elected
to
Congress.
1913.
he
resigned
from
Congress
to
become
solicitor-general
of
the
United
Slates
and
held
that
position
until
i'Jta,
in
November
of
which
year
lie
became
ambassador
extraordinary
and
plenipo
tentiary
to
Great
Britain.
lie
has
been
married
twice
and
is
a
member
of
the
.Masonic
order
and
of
the
Elks.
He
also
holds'
high
offices
in
various
legal
fraternities.
Mr.
Davis
is
considered
the
strongest,
candidate,
that
the
wagon
began
to
move
wilh
dull
j
Democrats
could
havo'
chosen.
moiiRMiiuiH
mm
rvrrWHiyic.
fa
p;car
0f
,c
elements
that
scrambled
to
get
on
it.
The
mjg,t
,aye
hindered
McAdoo
and
voles
piled
in
raster
than
tho
Smith
who
made
such
a
fight
for
Clerks
could
count:.:
din
nomination.
Attempts
of
the
McAdoo
forces
to
make
JJ.
T.
Meredilh
of
Iowa
add
to
tho
McAdoo
slrenglh
lost
FISH
ARRIVALS
ground.
"
Halibut
arrivals
wero
very
light
000
pounds
to
the
Allin
Fisheries.
The
prices
paid
for
both
catches
were
12.5c
and
7c
Tho
Skeena
City
sold
1,800
pounds
of
red
salmon
and
150
pounds
of
whites
to
tho'
Atlin
Fisheries
at
lie
and
3o.
,
the
trip.
Delegated
to
give
Information
and
Assist,
Passengers
KETCHIKAN,
July
9.
The
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Brooklyn
13,
Chicago
II.
Boslon
3,
Pittsburg
8.
Philadelphia
3-1,
Cincinnati
1-2.
New
York
II,
St.
Louis
G.
American
League
Chicago
10-5,
New
York
2-8.
St.
Louis
8,
Boston
7.
Detroil-Wushington,
rain!'
Cleveland,
0,
Philadelphia
t.
Weldon
H.
McAfee
was
a
pas
Disorder
jjwepl
the
convention
'this
morning.
Only
two
Cana-'senger
on
the
Cardena
yesterday
as
everybody
clamored
to
join
oian
boats
wero
In,
tho
Kobo
sell-aflernoott
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
lheir
forces
wilh
Iho
wlnner.jhig
2,800
pounds
lo
tho
Hoyal
.McAfee
Is
shortly
lo
be
married
riioiuas
Laiugart
moved
moved
thoiFisb
Co.
and
the.
Cane
Spear.
3,-,lo
Miss
Mna
Vivian
Bell
of
that
city.
Munn
Miss
Mao
Garneli
of
tho
C.N.
H.
publicity
slalT'
relumed
to
Winnipeg
on
last
night's
trnlii
aftor
lutvlny,
"come
west,;
wi(t
tho1
excursion"
special".
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
drill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
PRESIDENTIAL
CANDIDATE
EASTERN
CAPITALIST
BECOME
INTERESTED
IN
TIMBER
AND
MINERALS
Sawmill
and
Mines
at
Usk
Are
Transferred;
Pulp
Mill
is
Planned
Incorporation
papers
urc
in
course
of
being
taken
out
for
the
Skeena
Lumber
Company
Ltd.
with
an
authorized
share
capital
of
$500,000.00
having
its
principal
place
of
business
ut
I
k,
where
it
is
intended
to
carry
on
the
business
of
lumbering
and'
mining,
Willi
this
object
in
view,
the
coniapny
has
acquired
and
taken
over
the
whole
assets
of
the
Kleanza
Company
Ltd..
which
include
an
up-to-date
mill,
extensive
timber
limits,
and
"many
valuable
mineral
claims
which
only
require
a
little
further
development
to
definitely
prove
their
worth.
1
.
The
new
company
is
being
rVTrXTCIlMC
TA
financed
by
a
syndicate
or
East-I4
A
I
r.Nillll
lil
i
III
v
c"i
capitalists
from
Minneapolis
ijiUUiluivnu
who
were
recently
through
here
TiUOUI
P7
TiIII
I
laud
made
an
exhaustive
exaniina-
DUUYLLlI
lUlLLjl'""
'
tbe
Properties
and
their
possibilities,
lheir
sizing
up
of
Ilhe
proposition
culminated
in
Loggers
8ay
Pulp
Mill
and
Boxm,,.
rormatioii
of
the
corporation
Factory
to
be
Installed
,
i
which
also
has
taken
power
in
its
jrharter
to
put
in
a
pulp
ami
Loggers
arriving
on
the
Prince
paper
mill
which
will
largely
John
this
morning
from
the
benefit
the
district,
and
which
it
Massed
Timber
Co.'s
mill
report,
is
anticipated
will
be
installed
at
they
have
been
laid
off
while
ex-Jan
early
date,
tensions
are
being
made
to
the
The'
negotiations
for
the
intro-plan'
The
mill
is
still
running
duclion
of
the
new
company
and
'leaning
up
some
five
r.
jllioit
for
the
sale
of
the
old
cuin-
fei-i
of
logs
now
"lying
at
the
pane's
assets
were
carried
rlnde
From
what
they
have
been
through
by
v
K.
Campbell,
man-1)1,1.
thn
piiniDiuiv
liileud
to
ex-
niter
of
I
lie.
Canadian
Hank
of
tntul
their
operations
to
include
Commerce,
ami
George
Boric,
C.A.
tin-
installation
of
a
pulp
mill
ami
a
box
factory.
Additional
mach-iiiriv
is
also
to
be
installed
in
the
present
lumber
mill.
The
men
state
that
officials
of
the
company
promised
them
work
again
as
soon
as
the
additions
are
under
way
sufficiently
to
warrant
lheir
re-employment.
SALMON
PACK
';
TO
DATE
GOOD,:
Naas
River
Has
Put
up
5,000
Cases
and
Skeena
,10,500
j
I
Sn
fur
IIiIh
siason
the
salmon,
pack
on
the
Skeena
lliver
stands
about
equal
with
last
year
while
the
Nnas
lUvur
is
making
a
better
ihowing
lhah
in
1923.
The
Dominion
Fisheries
office
announced
this
morning
that
7,-5(M)
cases
of
sockeye
had
been
parked
up
to
Saturday
night
last
Other
varieties
such
as
M'nngs.
cliunts
and
cohoes
bring
tlio
total
up
lo
10,500
cases.
The
outlook
for'
the
season
in
tin
Naas
district
in
good,
about
5,00(1
pases
having
been
put
up
so
far.
t,00
of
which
are
PLANES
ARE
DUE
HERE
SATURDAY
Either
one
or
both
of
the
seaplanes
from
Jericho
Iteuch
station,
Vancouver,
which
will
be
engaged
in
fishery
patrol
service
here
this
season,
are
expected
to
arrive
on
Saturday.
This
was
staled
at
the
Dominion
Fisheries
office
this
morning.
Flight
Lieutenant
Earl
MacLeod
will
be
in
charge
of
the
detachment
and
Flying
Officer
Hull
will
bo
the
second
pilot.
Striking
Fish
Trophies
Abo,
Rrpllr
of
Smill
month
uat
for
competition
at
French
Rlw.
Left,
The
Nlpl-gon
trophy.
Right,
Muiky
for
take
of
(he
Wood.
the
Camp
at
Nipigon
Is
a
replica
of
a
6U
These
three
handsome
trophies
of
unusual
and
striking
design
have
been
offered
by
the
Canadian
Padfle
Railway
for
annual
competition
between
guests
at
each
of
its
three
Ontario
Bungalow
Camps
and
will
be
awarded
to
angler
catching
largest
fish
of
specified
variety
In
each
case.
The
trophies
hav
been
prepared
from
exact
moulds
made
of
exceptional
epedraens
of
fish
and,
with
white
metal
as
a
base
underneath
a
dull
silver
finish,
faithful
and
lifelike
facsimiles
have
resulted.
They
are
displayed
to
advantage
on
a
black
oak
panel
tot
French
Klver
Uungalow
Camp
a
6
pound
irnMIroouth
bass
has
been
reproduced!
while
the
trophy
for
pound
pound
i
speckled
trout.
A
feature
of
the
Devil
a
Gap
Camp
(Lake
of
the
Woods)
trophy
is
the
realistic
and
fierce
expression
of
the
head
of
a
large
muscalunge.
with
its
bristling
array
of
teeth.
It
is
e.-pected
that
these
trophies
will
create
wide-spread
interest
and
keen
rivalry
among
anglers
from
all
over
the
continent.
Nothing
Cut
and
Dried
for
Conference
in
London
Next
Week,
Announcement
States
LO,'DON,
July
0.
A
While
Hook,
issued
by
the
government,
giving
correspondence
between
the
British
and
Allied
governments
relative
to
the
proposed
London
conference
on
July
10,
tells
of
Premier
Macdonald's
instructions
to
the
British
ambassador
at
Home
to
inform
the
Italian
government
that
the
sole
object
of
the
conference
is
to
agree
upon
terms
of
au
instrument
formally
binding
the
Allies
nnd
Germany
to
carry
out
the
provisions
of
the
Dawes'
report.
?port.
The
British
and
French
governments
arc
most
anxious
(o
LORD
AND
LADY
BYNG
TO
VISIT
THISPROVINCE
(Will
Leave
Ottawa
on
July
20
for
Vancouver,
Victoria
and
Pentlcton
required
to
accept
or
reject.
OTTAWA,
July
9.
Governor-
Tbc
British
premier
added
that
iGeneral
Lord
Byng
and
Lady
the
United
States
government
was
Hyng
will
leave
here
on
Sunday,
being
invited
to
send
a
represcn-
July
20,
on
a
trip
to
Western
itative
lo
the
'conference
in
what-'Canada.
The
most
or
the
time
ever
capacity
it
might
consider
will
be
spent
in
British
Columbia,
appropriate
jThey-wilLarrive
v
-
-
atyaiicwiver.ou
I
:
Vuly
26,
the
next
day
will
be
spent
SIR
HFNRY
THORNTON
at
Victoria,
and
on
July
28
they
........
otiwi"
'cavo
tor
I'enliclon.
They
COMING
iirroT
WEST
SOON
remain
in
the
interior
until
(August
13
and
will
then
return:
East.
YOUNG
BOY
HAD
STOLEN
BOAT
Appeared
In
Police
Court
Today
and
Showed
Bill
of
Sale
A
minor
appeared
in
Hie
city
police
court
this
morning
before
Magistrate
McGlymont
charged
,1)1
iew
liu-K,
joiiu
w.
uavis
oi
west,
irgimu,
former
amuassa-
...u,..iu..
"""iw;,
having-
n
stolen
small
power
jdor
to
Great
Britain,
Unlay
received
the
nomination
for
the
presi-j
never
visiieu
western
L.anaua
.
,
,
,
.
.
,
.
dency
of
the
United
cUates
on
the
130th
ballot
after
the
mostbefore
and
is
looking
forward
to,
uuui
in
ins
possession,
me
uuut
was
originally
the
properly
of
T.
Boulter
who
reported
its
loss
to
the
police
some
two
weeks
ago.
Constable
.
Crate,
while
in
tho
MCCT
All
...
DftATC
vicinity
oi
me
com
storage
piant,
MlLI
ALL
DUAlO
yesterday,
noticed
a
boy
in
the
iboat
a
few
juids
from
shore.
The
came
assistant
professor
.of
law
committee
of
Women's
Council
constable
called
upon
him
to
come
in
but,
instead,'
the
boy
went
round
the
bend
ami
had
to,
be
chased.
In
court
Hie
boy
showed
a
bill
of
sale
for
the
boat
and
the
magislrale
let
him,
out
Kelchikan
Women's
Council
dur-.on
hi
own
recognizances
to
ap
ing
the
months
of
July
and
pear
every
morning
wlille
the-August
has
decided
to
meet
alt
police
make
further
enquiries
for
northbound
ttitiril
boats.
A
.the
party
who
sold
the
boat,
eoir.tm'illee,
composed
of
four!
women,
will
give
information
,
and
assist
passengers.
TWO
CANADIANS
ON
COMMITTEE
Problem
of
Distributing
Food
Throughout
Empire
Will
be
Studied
OTTAWA.
July
9.
--
Premier
King
lold
the'
House
of
Commons
yesterday
that
the
Canadian
gov
ernment
had
inlimated
its
will-bigness
to
appoint
two
representatives
on
the
commltleo
investigating
I
lie
problem
of
distributing
food
throughout
tho
Empire.
the
committee,
the
formation
of
which
has
been
proposed
by
tho
British
government,
will
repre
sent
the
United
Kingdom
alui
tho
Dominions.
BIRTH
,i
A
daugbler
was.
born
and
Mrs.
Frank
Street,
at
lhu
Prince
to
Mr.
Borden.
rtupelt
General
Hospital
otV
July
9.