MINING
ACTIVE
IN
THEYUKON
Treadmill-Yukon
Co.
Taking
Out
Ore
by
Means
of
Tractors
A
Kaslner,
of
Dawson,
owner
oi
uie
iawson
.ews,
spent
a
lew
25
TAXI
and
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
wilh
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Avr
parties.
and
6th
8L
'.tL
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rats,
apply
lo
Boston
MATT
VIDEOK,
Prop.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
''un.
:
.?
'
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
I
VOL,
XV.,
NO.
150.
FRANCE
CHANGES
(BAND
IUFFIAN
WAR
AMUHDSEM
GIVEN
GREAT
HONORS
ON
'
HIS
RETURN
!
FROM
.
NORTHERN
...
FLIGHT
,
JT
r
n
Chang
e
or
Lommana
War
Against
RifRans
by
France
After
Loss
PAIUS.
July
o.
Supreme
Command
of
the
Morrocrnu
troops
is
io
ho
taken
from
Marshal
I'yuuley,
(iovernor
(icucral
of
Morroero,
and
entrusted
lo
some
other
general,
probably
ueneini
nuiiiuumai,
who
leaves
immediately
for
the
front.
Heports
from
Morrocco
received
here
lodnv.
whieJi
have
caused
the
sudden
change
in
the
plans.
of
the
war
department,
slate
that
Abdel
Krimis,
head
of
Hie
invading
IWfrian
tribesmen,
is
scoring
more
successes
along
the
battle
line,
one
of
the
causes
or
which
is
the
defection
of
certain
native
tribesmen
which
heretofore
have
supported
the
French.
.
A
J
,
.
FARMERS
AFTER
LOWER
TARIFFS?
Declare
They
Benefit
Little
Out
Suffer
Much
From
Imposition.
WASHINGTON.
July
G.
Humbling,
of
dissatisfaction
union;
farmers
of
the
Northwest
stale
.......
.....
i.t.i.
ii
i..
mri
i-uiiuuiuiis
wnuii
inrj
ur-i
fiHre
arejyjue
tttJhe
present
Lar-
Iff,
are
manifesting
Ihciusclvc
in
administration
circles
here.
j
I
In
ea
!
Mint
agricultural
force
will
roniblne
lo,inake
a
grand
(
assault
im
existing
high
tariff
rales
are
heard
ami
arc
giving,
republican
chiefs
worry.
Farmers
jit
the
liorlhwrst
anil
in
the
west
feel
thai
(he
tariff
on
agricultural
pro'ducts
is
proving
of
little
benefit
lo
I
lie
in
ami
declare
high
rates'
on
manufactured
articles
are
forcing
them
lo
pay
excessive
prices
for
what
they
purchase.
In
apprehcnsinnMcst
agricul-tural
stales
revolt
'
against
Hie
existing
tariff
rales,
it
is
reported
Old
Guard
republican
of
leaders
and
the
administration
the
will
seek
to
remedy
the
situation
next
session.
J..
PRINCE
SHOT
WILDEBEESTE
-
lleaudin,
Alice
Arm
Hotel,
The
Stalked
Animal
In
South
Africa
Community
League,
Alice
Arm;
And
Shot
It
Through
Heart.
Miss
D.
Cillingham,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
lc.
1'.
licit,
Dr.
and
Mrs.
W.
T.
I'MVI'NA.
South
Africa.
July
G.lKergin.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
L.
V.
Ker-
-
The
Prince
of
Wales,
who
has
been
spending
a
few
days
hunting
game
in
this
region,
on
Saturday
killed
ti
blue
wildebeeste,
described
as
the
largest
of
it;
kind
ever
shot
here.
Hiding
to
within
a
discreel
distance
of
the
animal,
the
Prince
dismounted
ami
stalked
it
on
hands,
and
knees
to
within
150
yards.
Then.
he
Drcd,
the
bullet
piercing
the
heart
of
the
animal.
TENNIS
TOURNAMENT
AT
VANCOUVER
BEGINS
VANCOUVIln,
July
0.
-the
Willi!
largest
entry
list
on
record1
and
with
a
schedule
of
'IT,
games
drawn
for
today,
the
Canadian
Lawn
Tennis
Championships
stalled
this
morning
and
the
tournament
will
last
all
week.
JOHN
FLAVELLE
DEAD
LONDON,
Out.,
July
0.
John
1),
Flavelle,
chairman
of
the
Ontario
License
Commission
from
lOIS1
to
1021,
a
brother
or
Sir
Joseph,
and
known
as
a
famous
curler,
is
ileud.
aged
75t
Advertise
In
tho
Dally
News,
i
PICKWICK
CLUB
DEATH
LIST
UP
MOSTON,
July
C.-The
dealh
list
this
morning
us
a
result
of
the
collapse
of
the
I'ickwick
Club,
early
Saturday,
is
placed
at
with
more
than
20
in
hospitals,
a
number
of
whom
it
l
feared
may
die.
The
deaths
resulted
from
the
collapse.
ot
fhe
t)itilil(ng,
on
about
,uV
dancers.
"
.
MANY
AT
FUNERAL
OF
ALICE
ARM
LADY
Flowers
Covered
Caskot
of
Late
Mrs.
Anderson.
there
was
a
large
gathering
present
yesterday
to
pay
a
tri-bule
of
respect
at
the
funeral
of
Mrs.
Anderson
of
Alice
Arm.
The
service
was
conducted
by
Canon
lluslibrook,
ami
a
large
number'
beautiful
flowers
decorated
caskel,
as
a
(riddle
lo
her
memory.
The
pall
bearers
were
(Ireer.
(ieo.
Tile,
John
Man-sou,
J.
vy.
Falconer,
Win.
Millar
ami
'I'.
.1.
Slienlon.
Aiming
those
who
sent
flowers
were
noticed
the
following:
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
II.
F.
Herein,
Mr.
ami
I.Mrs.
T.
W.
Falconer,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
Druggy,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
gin.
Mr.
ami
Mrs,
II.
M.
Daggcll.
Delis!
Chapter
Master
Star,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
S.
.Moss,
Prince
llu-
nerl:
Gil
Chapter,
F.asler
Slar,
North
Dakola;
Di
and
Mrs
Whiilen.
AnyiHi,
BASEBALL
'
Sunday
Games
National:
Philadelphia,
3;
New
York,
.
lioslon,
I-1;
Drooklyn,
1-2.
SI.
Louis,
3;
Cincinnati,
I.
Pillsburg,
3;
Chicago,
2.
American:
Chlrnuo.
5:
Cleveland,
I.
New
York,
2;
Washington,
7.
D''lr"il.
5;
SI.
Louis.
i.
I
hours
...
..pert
on
Saturday
en
ElciaI1!?e
,0day
and
sales
were:
KUdalf
Co.
w
II.
headipi
r-route
s0u
l,
on
he
Princess.
American,
leP,
a,
j,in,.ea,.oliN
who
are
Lou.se
lie
expects
to
be
away!
j.;ureWl
,..,,
,0
Uw)iu
Kull.
,
importers
,-,.
((f
of
herring
,.,...,,
land
some
time
and
before
returning
will
make
a
trip"
lo
eastern
points.
In
speaking
of
the
mining
development
in
the
north,
Mr.l
Kaslner
said
that
the
Mayo
camp
still
held
out
very
well
and
at
present
time
there
are
about
150
men
employed
by
the
Treadmill-Yukon
Co.
The
Company
is
working'
at
the
000
foot
lecl
at
the
present
time
and
a
fine
grade
of
ore
is
being
taken
out.
An
improvement
in
transportation
has
been
effected,
ami
the
ore
is
now
taken
out
the
12
miles
lo
the
steamship
lauding
by
caterpillar
tractors
and
thus
a
saving
of
about
50
per
cent
has
been
made
in
costs
ofgelting
the
ore
out.
In
addition
(o
this
company
therv
are
about
forty
iudepen-Icjil
jjJaiuu.Jn
the
vicinity
and
many
of
these,
are
working
in
a
small
way.
in
an
endeavor
to
prove
up
I
heir
properly.
When
the
ore
is
taken
from
the
claims.
Hie
Treadmill-Yukon
iUi.
purchase
the
same
from
the
local
miners,
and
thus
enable
them
to
keep
up
the
development
of
the
lerrilory.
There
has
also
been
a
good
discovery
of
low
grade
ore
in
Hie
Keyno
district.
Although
this
is
a
low
grade
proposition,
yet
the
tuantity
available
would
seem
to
make
it
of
commercial
value
as
far
as
working
Hie
properly
is
concerned.
Taken
altogether
the
prospect's
in
the
north
are
as
bright
as
could
be
expected.
VANCOUVER
BOY
IS
SENSATION
Got
Ten
Round
Decision
Over
Pancho
Villa
Saturday
NlnhL
OAKLAND.
July
6.
-
Jimmy
Mcl.nrin,
10
years
of
age,
ban-liiin-weighi
of
Vancouver,
D.
(2.,
provided
a
real
rinpr
upset
Saturday
when
lie
trounced
Pancho
Villa
flyweight
champion
and
was
given
a
ten
round
decision
Saturday
nigh
1
.
TUGS
CHARTEReFfOR
ZANNI
FLIGHT
ARE
AT
SEWARD
ON
WAY
HOME
SKWAltD,
Alaska,
July
G.
Tugs
Canada
ami
lmbrecaria(
chartered
(o-convoy
Hie
cancelled
Zaiinl
flight
across
Hie
Pacific
'rom
Japan
arrived
here
loday
en
mole
lo
Vancouver,
Trip
of
Discovery
Great
Reception
for
Amundsen
in
Capital
of
Norway
on
His
Arrival
After
PHINCK
HUPKHT,
B.(J.,
'MONDAY,
JULY
0,
1025.
OSLO,
July
(I.
(Japlain
Itaold
Amundsen
and
the
parly
that
accompanied
him
on
his
flight
In
explore
the
region
iu
Hie
neighborhood
of
the
North
l'olo
relumed
here
yesterday
mid
were
received
amid
scenes
of
enthusiasm
comparable
only
lo
those
at
the
return
of
Niuisen
from
I
lie
fur
north
in
tUOO.
Amundsen
was
presented
with
a
gold
medal
by
King
Haakon
for
civic
merit
and
other
members
ol'
Hie
parly
were
decorated
wilh
Hie
order
of
St.
Olav.
PRICES
ARE
UP
FISH
MANGE
Prices
Averaged
Well
Today
at
Fairly
Large
Sale
Halibut
prices
aeraged
well
at
a
jary
lar,re
ale
at
the
Fish
eries
at
fi.JOc
and
Cc.
Kanaka,
2S,nun,
to
Itoyal
Fishily
from
Hie
north
on
the
S.
S.
Co.
al
12.K0c
and-5c.
-princess
Itoyal
ycsleriiay
morn-
eiiowsione,
iz.ijuu,
iu
i-acitic
at,
li.iuc
ami
oc.
rilory
lor
some
little
time
inak-
Lnimak,
7,000,
to
liooth
Fish-
ing
arrangements
for
a
suppfy
ot
cries
at
11.30c.
and
0c.
'Alaska
bcrrii.g
lor
Ids
firm.
The
iiuinier,
10,0011,
to
Atlin
Fish-
ish
will
go
cast
through
this
eries,
at
ii.iOc
aud
(it.
port.
Cora,
3,000,
to
Pacific
at
Mr.
Uriirith
said
that
the
Al-
11.30c
and
Gc
..
tusl.a
herriny
from
he
.southern
Kaslern
Point,
1,000,
to
Pact
part
of
Alaska
has
been
gaining
fic
Fisheries
at
,1
1.
Sue
and
Oc.
;in
favor
in
the
middle
w.-st
lo
Canadian
'Hie
extent
thai
it
has
a
much
Muirneae,
1
1,000,
(o
Canadian
greater
demand
than
any
from
Cold
Storage
Co.
at
li'.SOc
and
5c.
oilier
parts,
and
it
is
necessary
Kaieu.
25,(100,
to
Canadian
Cold
lo
get
Ibis
product
on
Hie
inar-
Slorage
al
12.10c
aild
5c.
-
jkel
with
the
least
possible
de-Atli,
0,000,
lo
Alliu
Fisheries
lay
Accordingly
arrangements'
al
12.30c
and
5c.
liac
been
made
with
the
Can-
Cape
Swain,
5,000,
lo
Atlin
tdian
National
officials
to
take
Fisheries
al
12.30c
and
,5c.
care
of
any
freight
offering
in
S.A-
3,000.
to
Canadian
Cold
Ibis
direction.
Tim
Norlhland
Storage
Co.
al
tS.
JOc
and
So.
Swing,
3.500,
to
Canadian
Cold
Slorauc
al
12j40c
and
5e.
i
RAILWAY
RATES
REVISION
NOW
-
v
M
Premier
Oliver
Says
Abolition
of
lnnaiiniiti
Firt
uinpk
f
Board
VICTOIUA.
July
G.
Hefore
al
tempting
to
remodel
Canada's!
freight
rale
structure
the
llail-
.
...
way
Hoard
will
take
Immeiliale
,
action
lo
remove
some
of
the
chief
discrepancies
in
the
present
tariffs.
This
is
die
expedition
or
Hie
Hrilish
Columbia
govern-'
menl,
Premier
Oliver
staled.
!
The
first
'probable
action
of
i
the
board,
the
Premier
believes,
will
be
lo
instruct
railway
com
panies
to
file
new
tariffs
for
Western
Canada
in
conformity
wilh
the
legislation
passed
by
parliament
recently
and
designed
to
bring
about
complete
ratel
equalization.
The
effect
of
this!
inove
would
be
to
adjust
coiidi-
lions
on
Hie
prairiei,
when
ooni
-
plele
rale
cunfusjoli
prevails'
now.
.
The
Crow's
Nest
Pass
rales
apply
on
some
lines
in
the
West
and
not
others
built
since
the
('row's
Nest
Pass
Agreement
was'
first
brought
into
erred.
As
a;
result,
farmers
iu
one
town
may
pay
a
certain
rale
on
goods
pur
chased
iu
the
Fast,
while
the
in-
habilanls
of
another
nearby,
town,
at
an
equal
distance
from
the
point
of
shipment,'
pay
an
entirely
different
rifle.
'lflils
condition,
Mr.
Oliver
anticipate,
will
be
removed
by
the
Hallway
Hoard
almost
immeilialely.
TOLL
OF
LIVES
IN
EASTERN
CANADA
AS
RESULT
ACCIDENTS
"
OTTAWA,
July
G.-
Water
and
automobiles
look
heavy
loll
or
lives
in
Kaslern
Canada,
al
the
week
end.
There
were
eight
drownings
In
Onlario
while
deaths
from
aillo
fatalities
re-porled
total
five.
In
every
case
the
drownings
were
victims
of
bathing.
Two
were
double
tragedies
in
which
two
members
bf
one
family
los'
their
live.
Saturday'
SHIP
HERRING
TO
THIS
PORT
Alaska
Herrino
-To
Be
Handlod
By
C.
N.
R.
Says
Minneapolis
Man.
J.
M.
Griffilb,
representing
i'he
Oilier
products,
arrived
in
the
jMg.
He
has
been
in
Alaska
ler-
Tra1sporlHon'
Co.,
of
Keldijkan;
will
rdn
the
Dellingliam
from
.Pelersburg
and
other
points
to
take
care
of
the
business,
and
'should
more
business
offer,
will
jaild
another
boat
as
well
to
provide
for
Hie
same.
i
Mr.
Uriffilh
said
that
the
de
mand
for
mild
cured
herring
was
iimie(j
0
u,c.
Jewish
Hade,
anU
that
the
Scotch
cure
was
also
limited,
and
more
or
less
of
n
speculative
venture,
but
that
for
the
.Norwegian
liaiii
saueo
ner-
ring
there
was
a
large
and
growing,
market.
.
11
is
expected
that
the
first
shipment
wilf
arrive
In
the
city
VilV
shortly
and
will
be
slippeu
in
bond
ov
er
I
be
C.
N.
11.
NANAIMO
WILL
PLAY
FOR
CUP
x
jUove,
near
ivelrlukan,
will,
an
.
...
.
rsrr.J
emply
scow
and
a
gang
of
men
e-,...
j
Beats
Ladysmlth
In
Soccer
Game
or'
ui
(
removing
on
Saturday
ana
meevs
Calgary
C.P.R.
Eleven
NANA
I
MO,
July
(..
Ily
Oefeat-
ing
Ladysniilh
here
Saturday
lNanaimo
qualified
as
the
rcpre
-
senlalive
of
Hrilish
Columbia
Hi
the
playoff
for
the
Connaught.
Cup.
The
team
will
meet
the
Calgary
CP.lt.
eleven
al
Calgary
on
July
10
and
18
.
.
,
.
Advert!..
n
Hie
lnilM'w
Many
Dead
in
United
States
Result
of
Holiday
Celebrations;
Still
Larger
Number
Injured
XKW.
YORK,
July
0.
Forty-eight
persons
were
killed
and
!o
injured
iu
automobile,
drowning,
uirplane
and
fireworks
ac
cidents
throughout
llie
United
the
Fourth
of
July
week
end.
drownings
10.
Twelve
persons
were
killed
result
of
participating
in
the
holidav
amusements.
In
Columbia,
Ohio,
.there
were
10
killed,
thirteen
of
which
were
in
auto
in
one
by
lightning,
two
snoot
iiiig,
and
one
in
a
culling
atlray.
In
Chicago
there
were
four
deaths
and
a
score
of
minor
Injuries.
St.
Louis
had
two
deaths
and
O0
injuries,
fifteen
of
which
were
serious.
Milwaukee,
F,asl-ern
Wisconsin,
-Norlli
Illinois
and
Western
Michigan
reported
ten
fatalities.
Circulation,
1E04
Itrttt
Situ
429.
Fish
Detained
Account
Big
Passenger
Train;
Worry
to
Fish
Dealers
t
Fish
dealers
are
much
worried
by
a
recent
ruling
of
the
Canadian
National
lttiilways
management
in
.refusing
to
take
more
than
five
car
louds
of
fresh
halibut
on
a
passenger
train
on
boat
days.
This
morning
eight
ears
were
loaded
iu
readiness
for
shipment
and
only
five
were
taken,
the
other
three
being
held
over
until
tomorrow.
As
the
fish
iu
these
cars
came
in
here
Saturday
and
there
was
no
train
yesterday
Ihc
delay
in
Iransi'orlatiou
is
very
serious,
the
dealers
claim
and
seriously
threatens
the
halibut
Inisincss
ut
this
port.
The
railway
will
not,
take
more
than
fifteen
cars
on
a
passenger
train
and
this
morning,
there
were
ten
passenger
cars.
As
a
result
only
five
express
fish
cars
could
lie
taken.
The
other
cars;
are
held
back.
i
The
ruling
came
in
more
than
a
week
ago
but
this
is
the
first
case
that
has
come
under
it
and
efforts
are
bring
made
to
induce
the
railway
company
lo
change
it
or
to
make
provision
in
some
way
for
the
rapid
shipment
of
Hie
halibut
on
its
arrival.
FRANCE
IS
NOW
T?
TFNNK
rHAMPIfiW
Her
Players
Winners
at
'm
bledon
of
Men's
Doubles
and
Mixed
Doubles
I
WIMIILLDON,
July
0.
Krancc.
won
the
men's
doubles
cham-
pionsl.ip,
Itnrolra
and
.
LaCOStC
defeating
Itay
Casey
ami
John
Hennessey,
Americans,
the
score
being
G-l,
i-J,
l-G,
l-G,
G-3.
France
also
won
the
mixed
doubles
championship,
Suzanne
Lenglen
and
Jean
Horolra
defeating
Haron
Morpuro
and
F.lizabeth
H.van
of
Italy.
MORE
MACHINERY
FOR
LOCAL
REDUCTION
PLANT
The
tugboat
M.
T.
3,
Capl.
11.
(ireen,
has
left
porl
for
Ward's
some
old
machinery
fron;
the
abandoned
fish
reduction
plant
at
thai
point
which
was
recently
purchased
by
the
Hupert
Marine
Producls,
Limited.
The
niaeh-
jinery
includes
vats
and
cookers,
which
will
be
installed
al
the
local
plant
immediately
upon
ar-
rival
lo
lake
care
of
the
iucreas-
ing
business.
t'he
tug
is
expected
back
wilh
the
machinery
some
lime
tomor
row.
Stales
during
the
second
day
of
Auto
deaths
accounted
for
20
ami
Saturday
and
in
injured
us
n
Fourth
of
July
celebrations
and
mishaps,
two
accidental
shnot-
LAWN
BOWLING
N
I
AG
A
HA,
July
G.
The
On-Inrio
lawn
bowling
tournament
Is
beimr
held
here
loday
and
promises
lo
be
a
big
success.
Niagara
won
I
lie
cup
last
year
and
In
1017.
If
lhat
team
wins
it
again
before
1027
II
Is
kept
Vv
Miem.
PRICE
FIVK
GENTS.
RUDGE
FAMILY
BURNED
OUT
-
Lose
House
and
Everything
It
Contained
at
Sandspit
From
Fire.
SKfDKOATE,
July
G.
Last
week
a
disastrous
fire
occurred
tat
Sandspile,
Moresby
Island.
jwhen
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs;
V.
Hodge
was
burned
to
the
roun4ai'djalltliefoi
tents
des-
f
oyed
Mr
anJ
Mrs.
Hudge
hftve
a
'family
of
ten
children,
and
some
of
rhe
older
ones
were
working
at
the
Lowe
Inlet
cannery.
The
joluest
daughter
and
four
litlle,
ones
were
at
home
al
the
time
of
jjjp
fj,.e
'r,e
daughter
had
gone
....
....
errand
to
a
neighbor
and
,il
fu
was
iiwuv
the
stove
collapsed
and
Ihc
fire
Resulted.
There
was
no
insurance
so
the
family
is
left
wilh
nothing
but
the
earning
from
the
short
cannery
season.
The
people
of
the
islands
are
lending
aid
to
the
extent
of
their
ability.
TOURISTS
HERE
LARGE
NUMBERS
Seven'
Hundred
In
City
Today;
Two
Thousand
Last
Week
There
will
be
about
seven
hun
dred
tourists
in
Prince
Hupert
loday.
The
Princess
Alice
north-
lound
ami
the
Prince
George
southbound
brought
five
hundred
between
them
all
of
whom
had
a
good
nlany
hours
lo
spend
here.
There
'was
a
goodly
nulidier
on
the
Prince
Charles
and
tho
train
is
bringing
still
more.
These
visitors
make
Hip
town
look
busy.
This
morning
they
were
full
of
expressions
of
pleasure"
at
tho
weather
conditions,
and
the
scen
ery.
Last
week
about
'two
thousand
tourists
visited
thoicily.
TRIED
TO
SAVE
WIFE
WHO
WAS
NOT
THERE:
DIED
FROM
BURNING
SKATTLK,
July
0.
lfeceiving
ratal
burns
when
he
entered
his
blazing
home
lo
rescue
his
wife
whom
he
thought
to
boUnside,
John
Young,
a
salesman,
ied
to
day.
His
wife
had
Succeeded
in
gelling
out
unaided
and
had
taken
rcTuge
on
a
neighbor':!
porch
when
Young
made
a
dash
into
the
rlaming
home.
3IRTH.
At
Hie
Prince
lluperl
deneral
Hospital,
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Mur-dold,
Prince
Rupert.
July
5.
daughT
.-s