of
the
counting
of
the
absentee
voles,
giving
McKay
a
majority
of
sex
en.
McKays
counsel
announced
that
an
nttempt
will
be
niiule
to
reverse
the
finding
of
the
county
court
in
respect
of
certain
bal
lots.
WINNIPEG
WINS
AT
FOOTBALL
Gets
First
Match
of
Threo
to
Two
In
Connaught
Cup
Finals
WINNIPEG.
July
25.
Ycster
day
Weston
United
or
Winnipeg
defeated
the
Canadian
Explosives
uf
Montreal
In
the
Connaught
Cup
series
of
football
games,
the
score
standing
three
to
two
in
favor
of
the
Winnipeg
team.
The
last
game
will
be
played
tomorrow.
HOUSING
BILL
THIRD
READING
Was
Chanaed
In
Committee
But
Skeleton
Ro
mains
as
LONDON.
July
25.
The
House
of
Commons
today
passed
the
third
leading
of
Hie
Governmenlls
Housing
Hill
after
an
opposition
motion
of
rejection
had
been
defeated
by
220
to
131.
The
bill
had
been
greatly
altered
in
commit
tee
since
it
was
introduced
but
the
frame
work
remains.
LOAD
SALMON
HERE
BEFORE
GOING
SOUTH
C.O.M.M,
freighter
Canadian
IQT1IART
MAfI
ARFN
j
a
uimi
iitiivuiiiiuii
MAKING
PROGRESS
DIRECTION
ALASKA
TOKIO,
July
25.
I
nflni-
II...
iwmmL
tin.
tin.-
messnn"
rrrriwn
une
FISH
ARRIVALS
Four
American
and
five
Cana
dian
boats
marketed
a
total
of
109.000
pounds
of
halibut
on
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning.
Of
this
total
the
Americans
landed
128,(100
pounds
and
the
Cana
dians
11.000
pounds.
Canadian
second
class
landing
pulled
down
over
three
cents
more
than
did
t
lie
Americans.
Canadian
schooner
Lillian
M,
received
the
highest
price
for
her
catch,
bidding
al
15.2c
and
9.0c.
The
arrivals
were:
American
Atlas,
21.000
lbs.,
at
13.
Ic
and
(i.lc,
to
the
Pacific
Fisheries.
Kanatak.
32.000
lbs.,
al
13.1o
anil
0c
to
the
Mouth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Venus,
35,000
lbs.
at
13c
and
Go;
ami
Scandin,
10,000
lbs.,
at
13c
and
0c,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Canadian
Lillian
M.,
12.000
lbs.,'
at
15.2c
and
9.0c;
Nautilus,
7,000
lbs.,
al
13c
and
9c;
and
Muireneag,
5,000
lbs.,
at
13c
and
9c,
to
the
AUin
Fisheries.
Livingstone.
15,000
lbs.,
at
13.2c
and
9.1c.
to
the
Canadian
Fisli
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Plop,
2,000
lls.,
al
13.1c
and
9c,
to
the
Royal
Fish
Co.
FRENCH
BOXER
AGAIN
BEATEN
Carpontler
Falls
to
Respond
Fifteenth
Round
Against
Gone
Tunnoy
She
A
wireless.
aressed
a
fhort
time
in
the
county
"at
Sluart
.Maci.aren,
uie
iin.isi
even(
In
NEW
YORK,
July
25.
Georges
Carpentier,
the
Frenh
boxe.r,
and
one
time
aspirant
for
the
world
Highlander,
Capl.
Martin,
will
heavyweight
title,
was
defeated
by
come
off
the
dry
dock
on
Monday
'Gene
Tiinney,
American
light
and
will
load
2,000
cases
of
can-
heavyweight
champion,
at
the
ned
salmon
at
Hie
lumber
as-
polo
grounds
last
night
when
he
sembly
wharf,
nlso
a
misccllano-
failed
to
respond
to
t
lie
bell
for
oils
frelnh!
for
Vancouver.
The
the
fifteenth
mid
last
round.
freighter
will
sail
for
the
Unlled
II
was
a
furiously
fought
match
miigiinm
rrom
Vancouver
on
wun
Tunney
snowing
greater
en
August
10,
Sluranee
than
his
opponent.
uuests
including
Secretary
and
Mrs.
Hughes
in
the
royal
nvar
quee,
while
the
remainder
of
the
guests
were
served
.in
other
pavilions.
Later
the
King
and
Queen
shook
hand
,wilh.ull
who
desired.
Itaiu
somewhat
mnrred
the
court
yesterday.
round
tlie
world
aviator,
readied
Mosl
of
,j,e
pu,,sls
WPre
Can
It
will
be
recalled
that
in
the
Petropalovsk
in
Kamchatka
a,ari
nn,
American
lawyers.
first
count
by
the
returning
offi-
Wf
yesterday
and
expected
In
;
cer
the
Conservative
was
declared
1cve
today
Tor
West
Kanichatka.
mirv
.
t
nil
i
njQ
elected
by
135
majority
but
the
He
is
now
in
Husslan
territory.
jjJ
JJ
JJjlU
CANNERY
BURN
Blaie
at
Tucks
Inlet
Does
Con
siderable
Damage
This
Morning
A
fire
which
resulted
in
the
destroying
of
six
or
seven
Indian
shacks
occurred
al
the
Prince
Hupert
Cannery,
operated
by
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Company,
al
10
o'clock
this
morning.
The
fire
is
now
under
control
and
is
being
dampened
down.
Immediately
the
alarm
was
received
al
tliex
Cold
Storage
plant
a
gang
of
fire
fighters
was
rushed
over
to
aid
llic
cannery
staff.
The
fire;
would
undoubtedly
have
been
attended
with
more
serious
consequences
hut
for
the
hard
work
of
the
firemen.
T.
II
Johnson,
manager
of
the
Cold
Storage
plant
went
over
to
super
intend
the
operations.
HIGH
SCHOOL
STUDENTS
PASS
The
following
results
of
Prince
Rupert
high
school
students,
in
the
recent
junior
matriculation
examinations
were
received
in
wire
this
morning
from
Prin
cipal
.1.
C.
Ilrady
to
Mrs.
Hrndy
Six
full
passes:
Reid
McLennan,
Elgood
Stephens,
Russell
Hulger.
Eileen
Stephens,
Gladys
Nicholson
ahd
Millicent
Osborne
rour
.supplemental
passes
Alice
Pillshury,
Francis
Cross
Alice
Nelson
and
Pete
Hlack.
Completed
Junior
Malricula
tion
Marjorie
Lancaster.
Completed
Senior
Matriculation
-
Minnie
M.
Rank.
CANADA
AND
CUBA
TIE
FOR
DAVIS
CUP
OTTAWA,
July
25.
Canada
and
Cuba
scored
an
even
break
in
singles
m'atches
hero
in
the
Davis
Cup
competition,
each
win
utng
one
match.
and
Gyros
S.
K.
Greer,
Leo
Wiaugli,
Norris
Pringle,
S.
W.
Taylor,
Douglas
Stork,
Dr.
L.
W.
Kergin,
A.
It.
Nichols
and
R.
F.
McNaughton.
The
Opening.
Mayor
Newton,
in
a
Hitting
and
brief
address,
said
that
in
re
ceiving
tlie
line
ror
i
lie
equip
ment
from
tlie
Gyro
Club,
he
be
lieved
that
every
citizen
and
child
in
Prince
Rupert
felt
that
they
owed
a
hearty
vole
of
thanks
to
the
Gyro
Club
for
the
plcndid
.efforts
the
club
had
made
in
raising
the
money
to
furnish
tlie
recreational
equipment
and
thus
assisting
to
beau
tify
the
park.
The
president
of
the
club
had
said
that
the
Gyros
were
not
going
to
slay
their
hand
i
Club
for
their
splendid
elrorls,
and
declared
the
park
open.
Much
to
Hie
amusement,
of
the
onlookers
Mayor
Newton
then
took
slide
down
the
kiddies
chute,
followed
closely
by
Milton
Gon
zales,
president
of
the
Gyro
Club,
while
Judge
Youne
tested
the
op
posite
shute.
Judge
Younq.
Prior
to
Mayor
Newton's
address
Judge
Young
spoke
brietly
to
the
children
and
gave
them
some
excellent
advice.
He
said
the
Gyro
Club
had
presented
Hie
children
.with
the
equipment,
which
had
cost
a
great
deal
of
time,
trouble
and
money,
and
be
wauled
the
young
children
to
re
member
Dial
fact.
The
Judge
said
"Hut
you
cannot
'
gel
any
thing
for
nothing
in
this
life,
and
the
Gyro
Chili
want
you
lo
pay
them
back."
Coulfnuing
Hie
speaker
said
of
course
I
he
Club
did
not
want
to
be
paid
back
in
money
but
they,
wanted
the
chil-(conHtiued
on
page
five)
State
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Largo
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
al
Anytime.
parties.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rales,
apply
to
Boston
and
6th
St.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL,
XIV.,
NO.
17
4.
PRINCE
HUl'EHT,
B.(j.,
FRIDAY,
JULY
25,
1024.
Yestfrday'i
Circulation,
mi
Above
is
shown,
on
the
left,
Sir
Jenner
Verrall,
and,
on
the
right,
Dr.
Herbert
Bruce
of
Toronto,
two
widely
known
medical
men,
photographed
at
the
luller's
home.
T
Gyro
Playground
Opened
Yesterday
Under
Auspicious
Circumstances
at
McClymdnt
Park
by
Mayor
Newton
Yesterday
afternoon
McClymonl
Park
came
into
its
own
the
occasion
beiiiK
the
official
opening
of
the
Gyro
Club
play
ground,
the
gymnastic
equipment
for
which
was
presented
to
the
.city
by
the
nun
for
the
use-uof
the
children.
Also
-the
-city's
fine
children's
swimming
pool
was
opened
at
the
snme
time
by-Mayor
Newton,
ussisted
by
His
Honor
Judge
F.
MclL
Young
and
.Milton
Gonzales,
president
of
the.
Gyro
Club.
A
record
crowd
of
children
and
their
parents
-were
present.
Other
officials
active
at
the
opening
were
Aldermen
Perry.
McMordie,
The'o.
Col-
lit
Joe
Camphell,
TWO
INDIANS
ARE
BURNED
Lose
Lives
In
Blaze
at
nery
This
Morning
Can-
Two
Indians
lost
their
lives
In
the
blaze
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Cannery
this
morning,
and
the
body
of
ono
has
al-aiready
been
found,
according
to
a
report
received
by
the
Provincial
Police
Just
as
this
paper
was
going
to
press
today.
Their
names
are
not
known.
with
what
they
had
already
no-irmr
PAHnTP
complished,
but
they
intended
to
j
I
W
1
1
NllllKl
rN
inJiil
M.l.lili,
iri.nl
nntiitimunf
a
M
V
UVVIIVUV
the
years
went
by.
lie
hoped
that
Hie
city
would
bo
able
to
do
likewise
by
extending
the
bathing
pool
facilities
and
thereby
mak
OF
PUBLICITY
ing
the
city
more
enjoyable
and
Prince
Rupert
Known
benetlcial
lo
Hie
children.
If
a
little
were
added
lo
the
park
each
year
the
citizens
would
not
miss
In
States
From
Barnsley's
Radio
Work
and
Flying
Men
I
lie
small
amount
of
money
nee-
In
the
United
States
Prince
essary
and
in
a
few
brief
years
Rupert
got
a
good
deal
of
adver
Hie
city
would
have
a
park
of
tising
from;
two
tilings,
according
which
it
could
bo
justly
proud.;
to
J.
W.
Nicholls,.
who
addressed
As
Mayor,
he
thanked
the
Gyro
'the
Rotary
Club
yesterday
on
his
recent
trip
East.
One
of
the
ques
Hons
asked
him
in
Chicago
was:
"Well,
how's
Jack
Barnsley?"
The
record
of
Mr.
Harnsley
in
connection
with
the
MaoMillan
expedition
to
the
Arctic
was
well
known
everywhere
and
if
ever
ho
goes
to
the
United
States
he
will
gel
(i
great
reception
from
radio
fans.
The
other
source
of
publicity
was
in
connection
with
the
visit
of
the
round
the
world
airplanes.
In
connection
with
this
Mr.
Nicholls
siiirsesled
Hint
an
out
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
.
Amerloan.
St.
Louis,
n;
Philadelphia,
5.
Detroit,
5;
New
Y'ork,
4,
Cinciiinlti,
9;
lloston,
10.
Chicago,
5;
Washington,
7.
National.
Brooklyn.
1;
Pittsburg.
8.
Only
jjame
scheduled.
Strrtt
Sale.
Hi
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
OVER
DAWES
REPORT
CONTINUES
GYROS
OPEN
PLAYGROUND
UNDER
VERY
FAVORABLE
AUSPICES
YESTERDAY
Deadlock
Still
Halts
Allied
Conference
in
London
Dealing
with
Dawes
Plan
for
Germany
LONDON,
July
25.
Every
effort
to
lireak
the
deadlock
winch
halted
the
work
of
the
inter-allied
conference
has
been
put
forth
to
put
the
Dawes
plan
into
effect
but
thus
far
without
success.
The
conference
stumbling
block
is
a
difference
between
Premier
Herriot
of
France
ami
Hrilish
and
American
financiers
over
the
sufficiency
of
guarantees
which
might
accom-
....ii-
Him
nrntilisi'il
fiil'lv
Til
ill
i
f
1
1
1
1
M
1
1
1
111
I
loan
tit-
Germany.
'i'
i.,.
i
l....
iiwiwi
Mini
Hint-
ipu
iniupuuioit
imiv
in
nrntp
Buckingham
Palace
Scene
of
i.wiirilv
fnp
tlu
loan
niiil
exnecl
to
draw
mi
n
fomnila
embody-;
Event
Wnen
KlnB.
Que"
and
ing
their
outline
before
they
ap-
mikf
m
aim
France
hiainlains-
her
original
llimui.MlWw1.
,land
that
she
abide
by
the
Treaty!
LONDON,
July
25.
King
PrTO
nmniTMT
of
Versailles
and
that
in
the
George,
Queen
Mary
and
the
llLil
tJ
ULiLUulll
cvvni
l,f
wilful
German
defaults
Prince
of
Wales
entertained
3,-
she
have
the
right
to
impose
000
guests
in
the
grounds
at
the
'sanctions
no
matter
whether
the
rear
of
Buckingham,
Palace
at
a
His
Election
Is
Conceded
by
mo-
,i.
al
.
collaborated
or
not.
'garden
party
especially
in
Honor
Kay
In
Mackenzlo
But
Fur-
j
.
.of
Americans.
.Their
Majesties
ther
Protest
Will
be
L..nT
,,,,,,
inm,
took
tea
with
a
small
number
oi
Made
VAXCOl
"VEIl,
Jul)
25.
Elec
tion
of
Michael
Manson,
Conser
vative
candidate
in
the
election
in
(lie
Mackenzie
riding
was
con
ceded
by
council
or
McKay,
Lib-
GARDEN
PARTY
FOR
AMERICANS
Prince
of
Wales
WINNERS
OF
CLAIM
FOUL
IN
i
HIGH
HONOR
TUNNEY
FIGHT
Students
Who
Were
Governor's
Medal
and
Others
(
j
Announced.
i
Awarded
Confusion
at
Close
of
Big
Bout
VICTORIA,
July
25.
Winners
of
the
Governor
General's
medal
I
Margaret
Tdliuie,
South
Vancouver,
91.
5.
George
Davidson,.
New
Westminster,
87.0.
Last
Night
When
Carpontler
Declared
Beaten
BLOW
SAID
TO
BE
LOW
for
the
live
leading
students
Of
Sur.nnPt.ra
nf
Fnnrhimn
r.hP.
the
Province
are
ed
Him
to
Echo
Last
Night
After
Adverse
Decision
NEW
YORK,
July
25.
The
fight
last
night
in
which
Gene-
naipii
James,
roiiii
urey,
bo.j.
Tunney
defeated
Georges
Carpeu-l.eslie
Wagner,
Vancouver,
tict.
i,y
a
technical,
knockout,
end-
'ed
in
confusiomA
blow,
which
Kathleen
Uaird,
Vancouver,
Carpentier's
hamilers
said
was
s5,3-
jlow,
at
the
end
of
the
fourteenth
Senior
Matriculation
Iround
sent
Carpentier
to
the
mat
Maxwell
Cameron,
Nelson,
83.9.
wruiiiiib'
with
pain
but
the
referee
Junior
Matriculation
lrirup.il
In
rail
Mir
blow
a
foul
I
Margaret
Tolinie,
South
Van-UI
r,ercd
Carpentier
to
cou-jcouver,
9L5.
tinue.
i
Junior
Matriculation
Scholarship,
who,,
t.e
bell
sounded
for
the
District
1
Jean
White,
Skel-
fifteenth
round.
Carpentier
ton,
Oak
Hay,
82.2.
Idoubled
ui.
attemoted
to
renew
District
2
Margaret
Lanyon,
Uie
baltle
m
a
semj-crouched
North
Vancouver,
85.
position.
The
referee
waved
Tun-
District
3
Leslie
Wagner,
HV
in
his
corner
and
Canicntier-
Vancouver,
80.5.
District
1
Dorothy
South
Vancouver,-
88;
Successful
candidates
-
'
.rolled
over
on
the
floor.
Salisbury,
t
ie
ringside
there
w'as
a
ibedlaThof
confiisioir.
De"scfiami).
District
5
Donald
Caley,
bal-.Carpentier's
manager,
rushed
to
mou
Arm,
83.5.
die
referee
yelling
"Foul."
The
Dislrid
6
Marion
N.
James.'
vi
f
ii
ret
a
m
I
1
1
i
rti
n
n-n
r
wit
I
n
Ilia
llevelstoke,
83.2.
follow:
Prince
George
Normal
Entrance
Helen
Abbott,
S.
W
K
V.
Perry.
Ella
Hessie
Lambs,
Lila
was
a
fouj
an,i
booed
the
decision
Junior
Matriculation
Helen
K.
Coales.
Senior
Matriculation
Lottie
K.
Davis.
Terrace
Grade
Four
Edna
May
Dobbie,
John
L.
Greig,
Mary
M.
Martin.
Pacific
Grade
Four
Roy
E.
Anderson,
Lillian
J.
P.
Taper.
Smlthers
Normal
Entrance
Helen
M.
Grant.
Junior
Matriculation
Arlene
E.
Kirkpatrick.
Qlentanna
Grade
Nine
Constance
Montgomery.
North
Bulkley
M.
i..ciiiii-
i
FOUR
LOCAL
STUDENTS
GET
SUPPLEMENTAL
Pass
First
Year
University
Course
at
High
School
Subject
to
Later
slnndiiiL-
reeentlnn
he
cion
isuppiemeniais
in
onc
or
more
Slnnrl
MneCnren
wIilm
ht
poiiips
subjects.
These
were
Margaret
here.
Palmer,
Mary
McRae,
Felix
Halt
announcer
.lifted
Tunney's
arm
In
token
of
victory.
Many
spectators
thought
the
blow
which
laid
Carpentier
low
of
the
referee.
They
cheered
Carpentier
to
the
echo
and
as
sisted
him
through
the
ropes.
RADIO
STATION
AT
VANCOUVER
New
Short
Wave
Installation
to
bo
Made
by
Marconi
Company
Margaret
K.
Gibbons,
Thomjas
A.
promptly.
llaslelt,
Arvin
D.
Hewitt,
H.
Lindsay.
There
and
Montreal
OTTAWA,
July
25.
Radio-stations
are
to
be
established
near
(Vancouver
and
Montreal
as
links
in
the
Empire
wireless
program
as
a
result
of
arrangements
just
Grade
Ten
Mary
J.
V.
Mclnnes
completed
between
the
Hritish.
Stewart
government
anil
affiliated
Mar--
Grade
Nine
Cherry
Canrpbell.jconi
companies.
They
are
to
be
Joan
L.
Mellor,
Slavely
John
M'el-
short
wave
or
"beam"
stations
.
ln..l.....
'I'
V.i.b
til
a
i
Ilfiv.nutl
u'ill
Im
nwmtil
n.irt
nnopnlpil.
Workman,
Muriel
M.
Crawront.iby
the
Marconi
Company
or
can-;
Win
id
f
red
M.
Mellor,
Elizabeth
ada.
They
will
have
a
speed
of
Ida
Watson.
100
words
a
minute
anil
wiU
cost
Ocean
Falls
approximately
$300,000
each.
Junior
Matriculation
Myrna
Work
on
the
erection
of
the
sta
D.
Flowers.
Sigridur
L.
Fridleson,
Hons
vill
bo
proceeded,
"wHlh
PHAROS
WINNER
LIVERPOOL
CUP
LIVERPOOL.
July
25.
Lord
Derby's
Pharos
today
won
the
(Liverpool
stakes
of
two
thousand
Ipounds.
S.
TattersalPs
Haton
,
,
,
,
,.
'Rouge
came,
second
and
P.
Nelkes
Word
has
been
received
m
ejCock
,hjn,
city
from
Victoria
that
four
of
the
1
students
in
Hie
Senior
Matricula-'
MvrilPnlirri
1
tion
Class
at
the
Prince
Rupert
MAJOR
MOTHERWELL
Hish
School
passeil
subject
to
I
ARRIVES
IN
CITY
Major
Motherwell,
chief
inspec-
nnd
Jean
Mackay.
Two
students
tor
of
fisheries,
Vancouver,
ar-faileil
to
reach
the
total
necessary
rived
in
port
on
Die
fisheries
to
give
(hem
senior
nmtricula-
patrol
steamer
Givenchy
yesler-Hon
standing,
Don
Matheson
amLday
evening
and
left
by
seaplane
Edna
Vickers.
this
morning
on
a
(rip
of
Inspeo-
Senlor
matriculation
Is
first
tion
to
the
Naas
River
district,
year
work
In
tlie
University
and
Major
Motherwell,
has
been
visit-passing
the
examination
gives
ajing
the
various
canneries
on
his
first
class
life
teachers
certifi-(way
up
the
coast,
and
is
very
calc
subject
lo
later
professional;
pleased
with
the
ulmon
run
to
training
at
a
normal
school.
Idate.