pound
tor
first
class
fish
le
at
D.iyic
and
Ic.
1
De-
tall
of
the
sale
were:
American
'
Daily.
2P.O00.
to
lloolb
Fisher-
Prosperity."
15,000,
to
Cold,
strecl
-and
basement
top.
Storage
at
10.00c
and
ic.
I
Hill-l"
d
loravc
CARPENTERS'
UNION
IS
Venus,
35,000,
to
Pacific
Flsh-crie
al
Uc
ami
Ic.
Ced
ric,
lo.yoo,
to
Cold
storage
at
1
0.50c
and
5c.
Vesta,
11.000,
to
Mooth
Fish-cries
al
lie
and
5c.
Wave.
0,500.
to
Pacific
Fisheries
ul
10.70c
and
4c.
Canadian
Gape
Spencer,
12,000,
to
.At-liu
V.l'erios
at
IJc
and
5c.
Dingo,
,000;
lo
Cold
Slorago
ul
in.
inc
aim
iv
'
"
..
1
!
U
I
..II
I
,.f
C.
IIOO
In
l
ll
ll
OI
"""I
cl
veiiM
Ulliri
J
fill
1.1
..........
,v.
-
Storage
id
..t
0.10c
and
4c
Porren,
5.500,
to
Al!
in
Fisheries
al
10.20c
and
Ic.
SEVENMRNED
NEW
YORK
FIRE
?;
by
Apartment
House
Caught
Fire
and
Some
Died
In
Their
Sleep
SAIIANAC
LAKF..
July
i.
Bcven
persons
are
dead
and
another
Is
believed
lo
be
fatally
burned
a
.the
result
of
a
fire
in
a
three
storey
apartment
bouse
(hi
morning.
All
the
victims
(lently
djed
In
(heir
sleep.
Jtidg-iuig
from
Ihu
position
of
(lie
bodies.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pathillo,
minister
of
land,
is
expected
to
visit
Prince
Huperl
about,
the
middle
of
the
mouth.
Ho
will
very
likely
be
here
when
(lie
Vancouver
J'
l'ird
of
Trade
parly
arrives
ters
were
uaugiiiig
over
wc
'i
workmen's
heads
as
they
dug
j
Ihrouah
lljc
debris,
searching,
for
Prices
Varied
This
Mornlnflj
the
victims.-
From
Nfne
to
Eleven
Cents
The
scream
(of
those
im
mr-
,
rurioiied.
jcouldi,bcJiCiicd.
by
tlie
'i
.
"
t.'f.
....I..
I
II,
fif.itiii.tt
f.ti.1
itimfiirw
lucre
was
u
uik
biic
"v
"
"w....--.
,
exchange
this
morning,
21'J.OUO;
The
crash
came
suddenly
as
pound
of
halibut
changing
'he
orchestra
commenced
playing.
hands.
Of
lliis
170,500
was
ami
it
sounded
like
I
lie
rumble
ofj
v
i.i
I..
I...
4
...........
Ii.iultf
Un
j:irlliillliiL,
Mi)l
llf
1
1
1
'
Prices
varied
from
Mc
to
tic
a
'dancer
thought
it
was
merely
.
Jan
explosion
of
a
main
Itre-i
cracker
and
continued
dancing
but
In
an
instant
the
wall
ami
three
floors
came
crashing
down,
crushing
the
dance
floor
to
the
ADDRESSED
BY
VISITOR
Delegates
to
Trades
and
Labor
Council
Chosen
La3t
Night
The
Carpenters'
Union
held
a
deferred
meeting
in
their
hull
last
evening,
vhenW.
Wilkin-son-of
Vancouver,
who
Is
general
organizer
of
the
union
between
t
lie
cuasl
and
Winnipeg
was
present.
In.
giving
an
address
(iibson,
0.000,
to
Uobl
StwrnRc
coxering
matters
conuecled
with
at
10
10c
and
Ic.
"IIIUII
u
us
poui'i'i
on
Lipxetl.
5.000,
lo
Atlin
Fisjier-
Hil
the
present
time
there
"'
.M
nffilialed
mcm-
ami
ie.
Ht
loo
c
t..i
!
iwin
i
ituviil
i-uii
her
in
the
union
whereas
in
f
Ulllllliin.
,vv"
.
,.
..
r.,.
:.i
m
ine
n.i.l
Ic.
I'-'-'
was
a
membership
...
ionics
iiirecuy
luiecung
i
lie
older
were
touched
upon
by
Mr.
Wilkinson,
Who
will
spend
until
Tuesdayln
the
city
doing
organization
work
in
connection
with
(he
union.
Delegate
to-
the
local
Trades
ami
Labor
Council,
were
elected
the
union
a
follows:'
J.
J.
illi.
D.
McLcod,
P.
Hughes
ami
Dave
Scott.
EDMONTON
GRADS
WIN
IN
OKLAHOMA
KDMONTO.W
July
I.
The
I'M-'
oionlon
Commercial
(irad
ladle
basketball
champions
of
Hie
world,
who
are
on
a
loilr
of
Iho
,-iitl
urn
mIiiIi.u
lllnl
ltljllf
lie
wen"
on
1
lie
III
ltd.
floor
when
Unruled
(iulhrie,
Oklahoma,
by
a
fire
slarlcd
and
had
no
.chance
jeore
of
21
lo
It
lo
escape.
Some,
of
I
hem
evl
TUNNEY
KNOCKED
OUT
HERMAN
LAST
NIGHT
KANSAS
CITY,
July
Tunney,
American
champion,
knocked
.lack
Herman,
of
New
Hie
second
round
b!
i.
(Iimio
.
V.
Wilkinson,
the
nioncer
bee
man
of
this
city,
lias
been
losing
a
lot
or
hi
slock
within
the
past
week.
He
ha
been
building
up
hi
two
eol-
onie
and
getting
them
ready
for
what
lie
hoped
would
be
a
big
season.
when
suddenly
they
began
to
die
by
the
thousand
ami
the
result
is
disas-
Iron
to
his
prospects
for
a
big
honey
crop.
Mr.
Wilkinson
has
sent
some
of
Hie
bees
to
I
lie
Government
station
at
Ottawa,
and
until
the
re-
porl
arrive
be
will
not
know
whal
ha
happened
.
them.
Hi
surmise
ithal
someone
ha
been
using
a
poisonous
.spray
-wJ''ch
the
bee
have
taken
in
gathering
honey
or
pollen
BUILD
HOTEL
FOR
RAILWAY
Despatch
Says
Canadian
National
Will
Lease
Big
Building
at
Vancouver
VANCOUVER,
July
4.
A
Montreal
despatch
to
the
Sun
states
that
an
American
syndicate
will
build
a
500
room
hotol
on
Goorgla
Street,
Vancouver,
costing
$3,500,000
and
lease
It
to
the
Canadian
National
Railway
for
a
number
of
yoart,
jack
reddick
VICTOR
IN
FIGHT
Counts.
Out
Roscoe
Stragma(la
of
Portland
In
Bout
at
Vancouver
Last
Night.
VANCOUVFH.
July
1.
Jack
lleddick,
Canadian
middleweight
champion
of
Moose
Jaw.
sloppei
lloscoeo
SlVagmalia
of
Portland
Ore,,
in
the
fourth
round
of
scheduled
leu
round
bout
last
night.
Hedilick
sent
the
Oregonian
down
Id
the
count
of
nine
wilh
right
to
I
lie
jaw
and
Mien
as
Slraglnuila
regained
his
feel
right
to
the
stomach
counted
him
out.
FLOOD
CAUSED
BY
CLOUDBURST
WEEPS
AWAY
AUTO
IN
WYO
HUCK
SPIllX(5t,
Wy.,
July
I-
Mrs.
H,
A.
Ferlig,
her
Hire!
children,
another
woman
and
man
were
drowned
last
evening
al
Hay
Junction
when
the
aula-mobile
in
which
they
were
riding
lightweight
jwas
caught
iu
a
flood
following
out
Italian!"
cioimmirsi.
Yor.k,
hi
nfglit.
'
Adverllp
In
the
Dnlly
New,
&
lairrie,.
;
The
church
had
been
lasle-i
fully
and
beauliiiiily
decorated
for
the
occasion
and
there
was
a
very
large
minuter
oi
iriemis
oi
he
contracting
parties
present.
j
The
bride,
very
becomingly
gown
rd
in
while
crepe
de
;hiiu
wear
ing
(lie
conventional
bridal
veili
with
orange
blossom-,
and
carry
ing
a
bouquet
of
swel
peas
and,
roses,
entered
the
cr.urcii
on
i
lie
arm
or
tier
brother.
Miss
Adene:
dvant.
the
bridesmaid,
was
al-l
liaclively
gowned
and
carried
a,
bompiel
of
carnation
and
sweet;
pea.
James
It.
Mitchell
was
best
man.
During
pisler
Mi
I
Know
That
My
Itedeemeri
LiM'th,"
from
"The
Messiali."
Miss
Advanl,
who
is
a
sister
of
Mr.
Stephen
King
of
this
city,'
travelled
with
tho
bride
on
lheir
recent
trip
from
Iho
Old
Coun-Iry.
.
John
F.i
Davey
presided
al
the'
organ
and
playVd
the
Wedding
March.
,
beautiful
arch
had
been
I'lecled
in
the
church,
decked
with
flowers
and
evergreens.
i
mi
I
in
Hie
centre'
a
bell
sus
pended.
Afler
the
ceremony
a
recep
tion
wa
held
at
the
homv
of
J.
II.
MacKay.
brother
of
the
bride.
on
Sixth
Ave.
'..,
where,
a
ile
served.
Mrs.
John
Mitchell
and
Mrs.
JohjfWalker
poured,
while
Mr.
Jas.
Walt
served
the
ices.
Those
assisting
with
the
serving
were
Miss
Will
a
Dyer,
Miss
Car
oline
Mjlchell.
Ml,
ijndy's
Kemp,
and
Miss
Annie
Walker.
There
was
a
very
large
num
ber.
of
beautiful
gifts
received
from
local
friend
as
well
as
from
distant
field
and
included
a
very
fine
preenl
from
Ihe
board
of
managers
or
Ihe
Pre
W.
C.
Orchard,
rily
passenger
agent
Tor
Ihe
CP,
It.,
accompanied
lh,
excursion
farly
lo
Ketchikan
on
the
(Vlncess
Hoyal
la-i
V",nim;.
BOSTON
GRILL
W
'earNi.,
Large
Upblair
Pining
Halt,
with
newly
laiil
dancing
mtt
J
i'arlia,
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
fur
'UJi
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywnero
ai
Anyiim.
parties'.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ae.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
'ratis.
apply
In
Iloslon
and
Oth
81
J
lrill.
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL.
XV.,
NO;
155,
PIUXC!!
MJPEItT,
H.C,
SATUHDAY.
JL'LY
i,
1025.
YUrd'i
Circulation
167B
8trl
StlM
607
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
BUILDING
FELL
CRUSHING
MANY
DANCERS
PROPOSAL
TO
FORM
LOCAL
COMPANY
TO
HANDLE
GRAIN
THROUGH
THIS
PORT
Upper
Storeys
of
Building
Fell
and
Crushed
One
Hundred
Dancers
Celebrating
Opening
of
Holiday
Wall
collapsed
and
brought
whole
structurel:"
down
on
men
and
girls
of
Pickwick
Club,
Boston
HUSTON,
July
1.
l
least
eight
persons
lost
their
lives
and
between
fifty
and
seventy-five
me
believed
to
have
been
buried
in
the
ruin
or
the
Pickwick
Club,
a
Hcach
Street
night
club
und
dancing
place,
which
colluded
at
an
early
hour
Ihis
morning
without
warning
in
the
midst
of
u
Fourth
of
July
celebration.
One
wall
"f
H
structure
collapsed
afler
being
weakened
by
an
exVavalioii.
Following
this
the
roor
and
upper
-three
storeys
crashed
down
on
the
second
storey
where
more
than
100
BIG
FISH
SALE
AT
EXCHANGE
I
men
and
Kins
were
dancing
ami
carried
Unit
floor
ami
the
ground
floor
into
the
basement.
Itesfia"
work'
is
proceeding
slowly.
Ilraxy
beams
anil
ras
SEES
ATTACKED
AND
ARE
DYING
BY
THOUSANDS
I
-
A
deep
sea
diver
goes
down
to
locale
the
liquor
on
a
sunken
rum
runner
off
.Sandy
Hook.
So
far
he
has
brought
iiji
oer
ion
cases.
The
bo
d
was
scuttled
when
a
government
-cutler
gave
chase.
prpttv
wpnniwr.
SOLEMNIZED
TODAY
?
Miss
Chrissie
MacKay
Beoomes
Bride
of
John
Currie
of
This
City
;
-
A
very
prelly
wedding
was
olemuized
today
at
three
o'clock
in
Hie
Presbyterian
Church
by
ttev.
M.
W.
MacKay.
when
Miss
l.hriooie
MacKay,
sister
of
J.
U.
MarKay
of
lhb"Cit)V
became
the
bride
of
-Jolin
Currle;
member
of
.
the
contracting
firm-
of
Mitchell
failure:
of
big
brokerage
firm
new
york
exchange
XKW
YOHK,
July
S.
Fncunibci-ed
by
slow
moving
assets,
the
Xew
York
stock
bivkeraare
firm
of
Dean
Ona'liVia
&
Co...
was
thrown
into
bankruptcy
wrlli
liabilities
approximating
!S35,00nooo
and
assets
amounting
lp.30,-
ooo.ono.
aerial
derby
for
the
tiiirt'
f
1
1
1
1
1
ft
U'iln
nlerian
l.tiurcli.
Ornnhv
The
happy
collie
will
sail
onii,U(.on..
the
Prince
Huperl
for
a
honeymoon
trip
to
Vancouver,
Victoria
ami
Seattle,
ami
will
reliirtK
in
about
two
week
time
lo
lake
np
residence
In
,a
very
fine
new
dwelling,
which
Ihe
groom
has
const
ruoled
on
Mcllride
street.
Selkirk
151
MILES
AN
HOUR
BY
AIRROUTE
Captain
Bernard
Won
Aerial
Derby
Around
British
Isles
Today
CROYDON,
England,
July
4.
Captain
F,
K.
Barnard,
pllot-
Cup.
The
course
covered
1,-C00
miles
and
the
piano
made
an
average
spsod
of
151
miles
an
hour.
The
route,
was
around
Great
Britain.
RHODERICK
POLLARD
Was
Employod
at
Claxton
.
.
.
.
1.
1.
...i
A
unlive
iy
uie
mime
oi
noon-,
crick
Pollard,
aged
while
he
was
STOCK
MARKET
Surf
Inlet
....
Dunwell
Tcriniiius
..
I.
.
1
Hayvlew
.
..
Premier
I)aly-A!ask
a..
II.
C.
Silver
Silvcrcrest
...
Indian
Huluh
lUilVVY
SO
i
id
.:.
13.00
.
.0G
3.15
1
.
Plan
to
Form
Company
Handle
Grain
Through
Port
of
Prince
Rupert
Committee
of
Board
of
Trade
to
make
definite
recommendation
regarding
matter
I
within
few
days
At
the
regular
meeting
of.
the
Hoard
of
Trade
last
night,
J,
II.
IMilsbury,
vice-president,
was
authorized
to
appoint
a
com-j
mitlee'
to
investigate
and
make
definite
.recommendations
how;
best
lo
arrange
for
the
booking
of
grain
through
this
port
a
was
The
cu-
liightful
wedding
luncheon
vva1,,,.
j
fsi,B
fut.
Claxlon
Can-
soon
as
the
elevator
is
completed.
The
tentative
proposal
is
made
that
a
local
brokerage
company
should
be
formed
which
will
engage
a
good
man
lo
at
once
commence.
Ihe
work
of
booking
grain
this
way.
Mr
Pillsbury
in
introducing
Ihe
subject,
said
the
elevator
would
be
completed
in
good
j
-
lime
to
take
care
of
Hie
present
1
1TAT1TPAM
MITPT
crop.
Already
wheal
was
being
Wl
IK
I
1
1
1
III
11
booked
through
Vancouver.
The
difficulty
was
that
no
one
here
was
conversant
with
I
lie
business
of
handling
Krain.
Neither
the
tSovernnienJ
nor.
the-
railwny
could
fx
expi'cled
lo
solfcil
business.
It
was
up
lo
the
citizens
u:
it.
Prinrc
Hiiiterl-
lo
get"
bnj"
tx
This
was
I
lie
most
important
matter
that
bad
been
before
Ibeiii
for
a
long
time.
Grain
Firm
Interested.
F.
(S.
Dawson
said
lliat
six
a
Winnipeg
grain
firm
the
mai
ler
of
operating
llirougli
Prince
pletion
of
the
elevator
was
as-
n.
-cl
f
ii,p
rpr-'"-r-;r
Isuml
they
should
gel
lo-
J
Adene
Ailvnn.
san
?
:
y"?
igclher
an.
I
organize.
Securing
of
"jiisKin."
won
mo
iwu
uaw
'
King's
irr.nds
was
Ihe
first
thing,
lie
urged
Ihi!
appointment
of
a
1st
rons1
committee
to
handle
it.
When
organized
I
hey
would
ap-'
point
a
man
lo
go
out
and
get
the
business.
The
only
way
lo
I
iir,iiiiuilisli
anvlliinir
was
to
-ret
logeiuer
ami
cuinaic
iu
unn
Ihe
business
here.
.
,
:
rr
M
ltnl,..ll
t.
-
...
.
.)H7.ilK
ilULlll
V..IIILUVII
DRUWNtU
IN
aMbNAberh
on
being
asked
lo
speak.
said
he
was
of
opinion
thai
Mils
m.i
nnth
hi,
a
p
nnHorsov
Island:
was
t
lie
lime
lo
start
booking
He
Miouglil
a
man
uuiepenueni
of
Vancouver
or
Winuipet
should
be
appointed
as
soon
as
oi
.
nossipie.
une
man
in
iuuuu-
.
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ii.
i
i.:...
I...
lt.nl
ll.ii
fmi.
IT!"1
La
fo;,,H,e'
lining'
oi'
io
ships
Island.
deceased
wds
this
year.
No
time
should
b
lost.
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....
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11...1
ii...
.;.r.i..i!
Mr.
i
....i
i
tu
.
n.n
uauy
Mciiaffery
explained
furth-
lea
was
that
a
com-
Miould
be
formed
and
an
,
,e
..
v
ff
,)0
n,PIiea
,,ere
at
once
nllv
I
lu
liiil
:iiw
linYiii'ili:ilelv
'
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i
...
'
K.
Paul
urged
that
as
no
oraiuzeii
u
i-iiii-ii
in
tu-
jmiiij
..
.
.
which
one
her..-
knew
any
lung
about
,lcnv.r
to
locate
the
body,
was
found
yeslerday.
ine
grain
imsun.-ss,
mc
vw
Icrnativc
was
lo
form,
a
com-iany
and
get
a
broker
lo
act
Tor
us.
S.
K.
Parker
said
that
Ihey
all
nid
Aked
seemed
to
know
so
Utile
nboui
ir.nn
(he
business.
Ho
moved
that
h
f.)A
MMI'lal
COIIIIIllliei!
in;
iiiiuiui.u
.00
110
1,ct
a111'
,ePOrt
l)al'k
.t'nn
.carlv
a
date
as
possible
'"V"
.......
,-,
LJI
jj;(H
was
seeonueu
uy
i.
vl
ci""
'.-a
r',.,.
;'Jt
.20
H
fl'
.31
'.05
V
:
.00
V5
.
.2.20
r
C.30
aim
canuu,
QUAKE
IN
JAPAN
al
as
This
.'.29
T(lKlt),
3uly
f.
r
Numerous
f
1.50
houses
crumbled
today
when
a
IS"
.18
severe
eailhipiake
struck
Yon-
'.00
.07
ago,
1
00
-
miles
west
of
Kobe.
.10
.20
'which
was
also
shaken.
No
as-
10.00
p
al'
i
-
a
-r
'"ported.
STAND
TRIAL
Goes
to
Higher
Court
on
Kidnapping
Charge
Connection
"
'
WiifTwong
VANCOLVEIl,
July
i.
V.
W.
Norton
of
the
Itobhtsoh
Detective
Agency
was
committed
for
trial
in
the
Point
fofy
Police
Court
weeks
ago
he
bad
taken
up
wilMby
Magistrate
.
McQueen
on
a
!
Huperl
but
on
account
of,
the
j
uncertainly
as
lo
when
Ihe
elevator
would
be
completed
Hie
!firm
did
not
feel
like
obligating
itself.
He
Ihoushl
Hie
citizens
here
should
form
a
local
company
to
do
il.
A
fair
share
of
the
business
should'
come
here.
he
"thought.
to.
I.
McCaffcry
said
the
coin-
charge
of
kidnapping
in
connec
tion
with
the
abduction
ot
Wong
Fooii
Sing,
Chinese
liouseboy.
The
charge
of
abduction,
igaiiiid
A.
S.
Mathcw
was
witlt-t
Iravvn.
Might
other
defendants'
,vere
remanded
until
July
'J,
vhenB
Ihe
magistrate
will
give
a
de
eision
whether
lie
will
them
or
not.
ra
commits
FLOUR
ILL
i
IS
SUGGESTED
Firm
Ouotrs.
Prices
On
Unit
To-
Board
of
Trade
Here.
-
The
Hoard
o,"
Trade
last
night?
received
a
letter
from
a
firm
of
Hour
mill
manufacturers
nuoU
ing
prices
on
Hour
mills.
The
price
ot
a
Hfty
barrel
mill
is
$5,000
f.o.b.
Niagara
Falls.
Accessories
would
cost
about
$1500,
-o
that
Ihe
whole
mill
cotnpleto;
outside
ot
power,
freight
and
installation
would
cost
only
about
f,500.
8ERESF0RD
WINNER
DIAMOND
SCULLS
AT
THE
HENLEY
REGATTA
HENLEY.
Eng.,
July
l.-
Jack
Heresford,
Jr.,
of
London,
won
Hie
diamond
sculls
today,
de
feating
H.
11.
Oollan
of
the
Loan-
der
club.
The
Leandcr
Club
eight
?uc-
ccssfully
ilefended
1
Ihe
Urandi
Challenge
Cup,
beating
tho
I'hames
club
in
the
final
heat.
t
BANK
OF
MONTREAL
HELD
UP
BY
LONE
BANDIT
FOR
?6,000
TOHNDALK,
Out.
Hank
of
Montreal
July
t.
The
bnuuMi
tirrt
was
help
up
yesterday
by
u
lone
bandit
who.
escaped,
wllb
$u,0'i0
afler
backing
throe
clerks
ami
the
manager
into
a
Vault
and
to
kifi
tbem
In,