9C
I'OL.
XV.,
NO,
151).
IH
TCI!
HARHMH
lain
Freil
Petersen
TAXI
m
J
Ami
Anywhere
at
A(
It
a
nil
ftnval
Hnt
'
'Vv.
'it
'Hi...
and
fllh
Bl
"'f
bably
connected
with
(lie
strike
'of
Ihe
Chinese
seamen
on
Dritish
n
ml
other
vessels.
Ibody
of
fisherman
DISCOVERED,
BY
INDIANS
The
body
nf
n
Scandinavian
fisherman
who
was
drowned
in
)ihe
Skeena
llier
last
April
was
'recovered
yesterday
by
two
In
dian
fishermen.
The
body
was
in
a
bad
slate
of
(decomposilion.
and
scarcely,
able
lo
he
identified.
The
Provincial
'Police
were
notified
and
arrange-
Kmehts
will
he
piade
nt
once
for
.'burial.
1CLAIMS
TO
HAVE
FOUND
QIKSNKL,
July
0,
Discovery
;of
Ihe
mother
lodo
of
the
Carl-
boo,
eighteen
miles
from
Stanley
(on
Lightning
Creek,
the
scene
of
the
speclaculnr
gold
rush
in
the.
'sixties,
is
niinouiieeil
by
J.
V.
IWllllnmo,
who
Males
that
bis
l
find
i
the
real
tiling.
I,
",
.
J
ITT
V
DECK.
Rmn
li:,
Ti
..
w0.
ft
i
nployee"
of
the
North
Pacific-'
dies
when
pa
Products
Company
is
being
country
jshed
here
with
a
lacerated
arm
-
r....
i
.
...
hi
lie
wnaie
uirucu
over
auu
ine:..,,..,,!
,
,,..,..
bomb
exploded,
injuring
Pelcr-
en
and
tearing
the-
upper
part
)t
his
clothes
to
shreds.
CHINESE
CREW
LEFT
EMPRESS
Company
Negotiating
With
Jap
anese
to
Replace
Men
Who
"Are
Out
KOUK,
July
l
The
Chinese
crew
r
the
Canadian
Pacific
Company's
steamer,
Empress
of
ellussia,
left
the
ship
without
(leave
lodav.
and
the
company
is
t
imported
into
thin
injured
from
the
explosion
of
n
PR
AIM
PAMM'TTEE
whaling
bomb,
.unnin
wmmiiiLL
j
Petersen
fired
the
harpoon
to;
QF
BOARD
OF
TRADE
'
I
1
l!
I
I
I
1
1
...
.
.
.
.
.
..
I
I
...
I.
n
1
r.
'
llomb
Into
1
tic
whale.
The
har-
nioon
went
through
the
mammal
ivlth
the
projected
bomb
outside.
GIANTS
ONE
GAME
BEHIND
PITTSBURG
Harry
Hollman
Gets
Two
Homo
Runs
NEW
YOltK,
July
0'.
Stanley
Ciiveleskie,
Ihe
Cleveland
CaslolT.
is
leading
the
American
league
pitchers
with
eleven
victories,
out
of
twelve
lo
date.
Harry
lleil-iiiiim,
Detroit
outfielder,
hit
a
home
run
in
b;l!i
games
yesterday
which
Ihe
Tigers
look
from
lloston.
The
New
York
(Hunts
are
now
one
game
In-hind
Pittsburg
for
Hie
league
leadership.
STOCK
MARKET
Hid
Asked
II.C.
Silver
1.
10
1.
10
Oranby
13.00
lliuellon
Ol'i
.02
Howe
Sound
18.50
Silver
Crest
i"
Surf
Inlet'
i.;.
.0(1
V4
.07
IS
Ihinwell
3.
1
T
l.no
Selkirks
'.
,0U
.01
Terminus
50
Daly
Alaska'
28
Premier
2.21
2.28
(lladstone
21
'S
.20
Ilufus
..20
L.
I
20
"i
.30
llayview
05
.09
u,
Indian
.06
.07
I
BOYS'
BAND
IS
NOW
ASSURED
i
Rotary
Club
Guarantees
Salnry
of
Bandmaster
and
Purchase
of
Music
i
no
matter
came
up
on
the
...
.
i
v
i
...
.
.
.
yur'-SIIUII
oi
.1.
.
.MCIIOIIS,
who
said
they
already
had
a
dozen
boys
ami
the
parents
oi
eight
more
Jiad
approached
him
in
regard
to
(heir
sous
joining';
UAI
n
CIDCT
MrrTIMf
all(l
I've-
of
them
had
agreed
toi
uvuu
iinui
miLIUlU
purchase
inslrumenls
for
the
jboys.
The
grain
committee
of
the
-Mr.
Xicholls
also
reported
the
P.
Mc
'afrery
chairman
.
S.
K.
a
Chicago
visitor
contincent
nn
Campbell,
C.
II.
(Irme.
A.
S.
Paul'
the
rest
of-the
money
needed
beam!
Olaf
Hanson,
held
a
prelim-ling
furthcoming,
inary
meeliiijg
yesterday
aftcr-j
Mr.
,'(cholls
will
head
a
com-noon
with
a
view
of
ascerlaiiiinginiillee
of
tlie
club
who
will
have
Ihe
lies'
way
to
receive
the
fall'
tin
arrangements
for
the
band
in
Top.
Word
from
Vancouver
is
to
Hie
effect
ll'ial
I
hey
are
already
.booking
grain
for
delivery
at
thai
point,
and
it
js
rell
Unit
no
time
should
be
lost
in
getting
action
in
respect
to
Ihe
local
plant.
The
committee
will
meet
again
shortly.
negotiating
for
a
Japanese
crcw.Covo!c',o
Dolno
Good
Pitching:
rln
replace
Ihe
Chinese.
The
artioltir
the
crew
is
pro
hand.
BYNG
LEAVES
TO
MEET
H
AIG
Will
Make
Trip
Down
Mackenxle
River
Before
Returning
East
VANCOUVER,
July
1.
Lord
Hyng
lefl
Vancouver
last
niglil
for
Hanll'
,
where
he
will
meet
Earf
llaig
who
is
now
cu
route
to
Ihe
coast.
His
Excellency
plans
a
trip
down
Ihe
Mackenzie
River
after
which
he
will
be
rejoined
by
Lady
King,
who
is
remaining
wilh
fteii'ls
at
Vancouver
Island
for
two
or
three
weeks.
CINNABAR
FOUND
AT
KUSKQKW1M,
ALASKA
SEATTLE,
July
it.
Gordon
Hetties,
for
whom
the
town
of
Hetties,
Alaska,,
was
named,
made
a
strike,
of
cinnabar,
probably
the
greatest
in
Hie
history
of
Ihe
world,
Capt.
Wallace
Langley,
muster
Of
(he
sleamer
anla
Ana
declared
on
his
arrival
here.
Capt.
Langley
said:
"The
strike
was
made
200
miles
from
Hethel
and
about
four
miles
from
-
tlie
Kuskokvvlm
river
on
the
trail.
It
is
etisy
(o
lake
out
(he
ore
and
transport
it
lo
the
river
bonis,
'
Five
leads
were
uncovered
and
traced
for
a
distance
of
six
inHe.Sj
i
There,
are
good
prospects
of
getting
out
much
gold
from
the
Kuskokwim
district
Hits
year,
Cum.
I
a
tig
ley
-aid.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIUNCK
Hl'PKHT,
H.O.,
THl
RSIjAY.
Jl
LY
0,
1
023.
...
-.
'
V
i-
:
One
or
the
Typical
Hits
of
Scenery
along
the
North
Pacific
Coast
not
far
from
Prince
Huperl
Railway
Board
is
Already
at
Work
on
Revision
of
Railway
Rates
and
asks
Co-operation
OTTAWA,
July
U.
Derinile
steps
toward
revision
and
culmination
of
freight
rates
is
now
being
taken
by
the
Railway
Commission.
The
board
has
requested
Hie
public
as
well
as
municipal
mid
provincial'
authorities,
boards
or
trade
and
industrial
organizations,
business
heads,
shippers
and
carriers
to
fchhmit
iaiiy
statements
of
Tacts
under
which
it
is
claimed
unjust
discrimination
or
undue,
preference
or
unfair
treatment
exists
in
the
rales.
AH
such
statements
must
tie
filed
by
August
15.
TRYING
TO
CLOSE
COWPER'S
MOUTH
BY
INJUNCTION
VANCOUVER,
July
It.
Civil
action
lo
restrain
J.
S.
Cowpur,
editor
of
Hie
Weekly
Tribune
or
Cowan
and
Hrookliouse,
printers,
from
again
printing
the
alleged
fibel
printed
in
Ihe
Tribune
on
Juno
0
was
launched
in
the
Supreme
Court
yesterday
by
counsel
for
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
L.
linker.
i
i
1
Vt(ttrdr'i
Circulation
1613
Slrttt
tilci
B44
MANITOBA
TOWN
IS
THREATENED
PORT.U'.E
LA
PRAIRIE,
July
ilt.
The
industrial
scclion
of
tho
'lown
was
threatened
with
des-
,
(ruction
this
morning
when
two
j
large
buildings
were
destroyed
within
the
space
of
two
hours
by
!flre.
The
Metcalfe
milling
plant
"2"
I
was
wiped
out
the
loss
being
s$H(;(Uoo
iUU
later
the
plaid
of
;
tliu
Western
Prairie
Foundry
The
Prince
Charles
had
a
full
Co.
was
badly
damaged
but
no
passenger
list,
when
she
cleared
estimate
of
the
loss
has
so
Tar
for
the
south
last
evening.
'been
given.
Russia
Reports
Favorably
on
Transpacific
Air
Route
by
way
of
Japan
and
Alaska
to
Coast
MOSCOW,
July
t).
A
transpacific
nil"
route
between
Nor
Ihern
Europe
and
the
Pacific
Coast
or
North
America
is
reported
fiworably
upon
by
n
special
committee
of
the
council
of,
cunt
inissioners
which
has
been
investigating
the
plan.
It
is-
pro
posed
lo
journey
along
the
proposed
route
from
Leningrad,
lo
Alaska
by
way
of
Japan.
l
is
esliirlaled
that
Ihe
trip
will
fake
seven
and
a
half
tlnys.
An
experimental
flight
on
the
north
coast
of
Alaska
for
ex-
,
plofiil
ion
of
Hie
Arch
i
pluavd
for
102".
o
the
ecuicnl
mixer
at
the
base.
The
bin
is
filled
by
means
or
a
bell
conveyor
which
carries
(he
gravel
from
the
-dock,
and
elevates
ii
at
the
same
time
to
the
top
of
the
bin.
Al
another
place
a
small
shed
is
erected,
where
carpenters
are
busy
using
ham!
-saws
and
circular
saws
lo
prepare
Hie
forms
for
the
cement.
A
very
large
amount
of
lumber
is
being
used
in
I
his
work,
and
preparations
are
being
made
to
keep
alieatt-
of
the
demand
for
forms,
once
I
lie
actual
operations
are
in
full
swing.
Co-operation
Noticed
There
seems
to
be
close
cooperation
-between
the
various
departments
in
order
(hat
one
may
not
be
.responsible
for
any
delay,
ahd
already
searchlights
are
being
installed
to
make
it
possible
lo
work
at
night
when
Ihe
time
arrives
that
they
are
ready
lo
do
so.
Throughout
the
whole
undertaking
there
seems
lo
-prevail
an
excellent
system
and
everything
seems
lo
he
moving
like
clockwork,
each
depart
1
Portage
La
Prairie
Loses
Two
ient
getting
in
shape
lo
handle
Buildings
by
Fire
this
Morning
the
work
satisfactorily
as
it
pro
ceeds.
On
Tuesday
a
start
Was
made
pouring
cement,
and,
from
now
on
it
is
expected
there
wilt
be
lit
lie
delay
in
carrying
out
the
Work
of
actuul
construction.
More
Men
Soon
The
number
of
men
will
be
in
creased
as
opportunity
is
given
to
place
them.
Up
lo
the
present
lime,
most
of
tho
men
employed
have
been
carpenters,
vvlio
have'
been
busy
making
preparations
for
the
others,
and
now
that
work
is
so
well
in
shape
it
will
not
be
long
till
u
larger
number
are
required
to
keep
pace
with
the
work.
As
far
as
possible,
local
men
have
been
employed
but
naturally
there
are
a
number
of
men,
who
are
on
the
stuff,
and
who
have
been
employed
by
the
company
in
other
large
undertakings.
Several
of
'the
men
al
the
local
plant
were
employed
In
the
construction
oT
tlie
elevator
at
.Edmonton
last
year,
and
naturally
are
very
Important
fac
tors
in
Hie
organization
which
tho
company
have
been
abl(
lo
build
up.
Rapid
progress
will
lie
made
now
In
construction
as
every
'Mn
is
in
readb
and
BOSTON
GRILL
Largo
Upstair
Dining
liall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
ding
parties.
For
rats,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
fhone
467.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTO.
EST
INDIES
TRADE
TREATY
IS
PUBUSHED
AllWAY
COMMISSION
COMMENCES
WORK
ON
EOUAUMW
Of
RATT.S
Tariff
Preference
and
Steamship
Subsidy
in
Pact
with
West
Indies
OTTAWA,
July
(J.
The
text
of
tlie
agreement
between
Ilie
West
Indies
uml
Lunudu
just
made
jhi
lit
i
t-
shows
that
under
the
pad
the
West
Indies
give
Canada
tariff
preference
tin
flour.
Ibuller,
cheese,
lard,
coudeiisctl
milk,
meals,
all
kinds
of
fish,
apples,
potatoes,
boots,
cement,
prepared
cocoa,
confectionery,
and
cordage.
The
agreement
provides
for
steamship
services
carrying
passengers
and
freight
with
mail
fortnightly
from
Canadian
loceau
ports
all
the
year
round,
and
a
second
service
with
smaller
vessels
from
Canadian
river
purls
in
summer
and
from
ocean
purls
in
winter.
All
freight
rales
are
subject
to
control
by
the
Canadian
govern-
FRANCO-SPANISH
ACCORD
REACHED
REGARD
MORROCCO
PAWS.
July
J.
One
of
the
principal'
features
of
the
Franco
-
Spanish
accord
signed
at
Madrid
yesterday
is
a
decision
In
nffW
Ali.lnl
"
Krini
autonoinv
in
the
Hiff
tFnrtnitihtlv
mail
nnA
nnccannnv
catnunn
J
region
of
Morrocco
under
smaller
boats
for
freighting
included
(INJURED
BY
A
in
scheme
WHALING
BOMB
Spanish
protectorate.
The
i
loader
of
(he
Rirhan
tribes-
1
men
repeatedly
declared
in
1
the
past
thai
he
would
not
';
accept
the
authority
of
!
Spain.
4
t
4-
'
,.,
.
,
...J
At
notary
Club
luncheon.
steup
,i,e
iu,ne;
Tvr"-
:?-':!
Eaptaln
Petersen
Has
Lacerated
cnnlrjbule
tVJ.mm
annually
in
,'
'T
r.S'L
7.
.
.....
..
Projectile
,
.
,
class
of
steamers.
L,
i
r.4ftLL......,
,
July
'J
Cap-
lends
a
laiiiT
pHTeT?nco
'on
njl0h.
MnhT7rTorfcivrt"
'
'
'
of
Seattle.
aularge
list
or
products
of
the
In-ma,V
i,
uVAfJx7t
Good
Progress
is
Made
on
Grain
Elevator
now
Being
Constructed
Here
Pouring
of
cement
commenced
this
week
arid
will
.gradually
speed
up;
building
.
will
rise
rapidly
Ciood
work
is
being
done
at
the
construction
of
the
local
.
grain
elcvalor.
To
dale
there
has
not
been
any
serious
ii(c)
in
the
program
us
outlined.
Up
to
the
present
time
considerable
work
has
had
tu
be
done
in
preparation
for
actual
eonsjruelioii,
and
the
woik
is
now
in
such
shape
that
it
will'be
possible
to
note
very
material
changes
in
the
course
of
Ihe
next
few
days.
.Material
or
difrereul
kinds
is
coiiliim.illv
arriving,
and
the
place
is
rapidly
Inking
on
Ihe
appearance
or
a
big
undertaking.
Offices
and
warehouses
were
necessary
before
"much'
coijid
be
altciimteil
outside,
and
then
;
i
,
blacksmith
shop
and
machine
j
i
t..
i
......
.
derlaking.
Feeds
by
Gravity
The
gravel
for
the
cement
is
being
brought
from
Hastings
Ann,
and
a
large
bin
was
constructed
to
take.;
care
of
the
material
as
it
arrive;
vniis
bin
lis
convenienlly
.situated
adjacent
"to
tlie
Work
aiiddrorRTnftrfttf
icompany
will
have
their
work
.
",'a,
re
"M1,0-"!'1
in
sort
time
l
take
care
of
the
first
grain
ofjhe
fall
crop.
MANY
DEATHS
IN
MONTREAL
lllat
(he
gravel
feeds
by
gravity
Child
Fell
from
Swing
Into
Tub
of
Bohlng
Water:
Drownings
Two
MONTREAL,
July
t.
-
Eight
persons
met
violent'
deaths
'in
Montreal
and
vicinity
yeslerdav.
!
One
child
was
killed
by
'an
autu-.
mobile
and
another
scalded
to.
death
when
it
fell
from
'a1
swing
into
a
tub
of
boiling
waler.
T'vvo
youths
were
drowned
when
balh.-
uig
at
Lake
Macassa.,
One
man
died
of
burns,
another
from
in
juries
received
when
the
'-scaffolding
collapsed,
and
a
third
coin-
milled
suicide
by
throwing
hiin-.
self
under
the
wheels
of
an
express
train.
One
woman'
.died
of
heart
failure
while
preparing
the
evening
meal
in
her
home.
CROW
RATE
NOT
EQUALIZATION
Premier
Oliver
Says
Freight.
Charoes
on
Grain
and
Flour
Not
Accordlnq
to
Law
VANCOUVER,
July
it,
That
retention
of
the
Crows
Nest
Pass
agreement
regarding"
freight
rales
on
grain
and
flour
is
not
in
accordance
wilh
the
supreme
court
Judgment
upholding
the
principle
of
equalization
of
rreight
rales,
was
the
Opinion
expressed
by
Premier
Oliver
when
addressing
the
Laurler
Club
at
uf'
luncheon
here
Wednesday.
FOUR
KILLED
IN
WIND
STORM
Minneapolis
and
St.
Paul
Feel
Effects
of
Big
Blow:
Streets
Flooded
MINN
EA
POI.IS,
J
uly
Wind,
rain
and
hull
look
heavy-Toll
yes-,
lerday
in
several
dUiriels.
in
Minnesota
including
.Minneapolis
and
SI,
Paul.
Four
people
wei't?
killed,
and
eighteen
injured
In
the
streets
here
last
night
which
were
flooded
and
blocked
for
several
bouts,
'('he
force
of
the
storm
unrooted
lrt.
dverMje
in
'he
Daily
News