25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
BINDER
TWINE
J
and
eth
St.
,
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
V'.i(
Causing
Many
Deaths
NEW
YOUIv
July
8.
Another
heat
wave
is
sweeping
over
the
Atlantic
slates
causing
great
discomfort
and
in
many
cases
being
responsible
for
deaths.
It
swept
down
from
the
middle
west
yesterday
and
caused
at
leat
nine
deaths
directly
and'
indirectly
h
dozen
prostrations
along
the
Atlantic
coast.
Violent
thunderstorms
in
most
sections
of
the
country
brought
only
temporary
relief.
During
the
storms
many
buildings
were
struck
by
lightning.
The
heat
continue
today
and
between
the
high
buildings
of
the
big
cities
is
at
times
almost
uulK'arable.
SOCKEYEARE
RUNNING
WELL
UP
IN
SMOKE
at
C.
P.
R.
Sheds
at
Fort
William.
FOHT
WII.I.IAM,
July
8.
-
A
fire
in
Ihe
Canadian
Pacific
Hallway
freight
shed
yesterday
af-Icrnoon
damaged
the
building
RECOVERED
RING
FROM
BOTTOM
OF
HARBOR
BY
'REMOVING
RAILS
FROM
INTERURBAN
LINE
AT
VICTOIHA,
.luly
8.
The
rails
-
..i.,
....
.
u.
u
n
.
.
Smith's
Inlet
Reports
High
Boat,,
,
(.
K,
,
ln,enl,.,,it!!
Brought
In
707
Fish.
railway
to
Keen
Cove
in
Saanich
Ilt'iiori
from
Smith's
Inlet.
operating,
convey
very
encoiir-
againg
news
as
lo
the
fishing
in
..
.
,
.
.
.
Miai.
vJciuuy..
uuu-ooai
.aucr
inj
hours
of
fishinv
brought
in
707
Cockeye
for
which
I
hey
arc
receiving
30
cent
each,
netting
licninsula,
which
was
.
mrenlly
abandoned,
ate
bcinjr
removed,
ami
Ihere
is
a
proposal
lo
have
(he
Saanich
inunichialily
pur
Chase
the
rigid
Of
way
for
road
purpose.
.The
company
l1vaWo
developed
on
Ihe
launch.
DROP
PROSECUTIONS
STOCK
MARKET
SAANiCH
NEAR
VICTORIA
negotiating
with
privale
owners
for
its
sale.
The
line
was
abandoned
owing
SSI
2.00
for
two
men.
Delail
(l
cu.jtj0n
from
the
niolor
iil'i
mil
avnilfililn
n
In
Imp'
"cii
-
.
..i.
:
r..n...
11...
,,l
I
eral
average
of
th,.
boals
which
(H.
Jn
,,,
llistrk-l
midi"""''
w
"f
UT
?
the
w
.
".
arc
in
this
vicinity,
but
,il
is
a0
r,.m
u.
i;.
ji.
,,.
which
couriered
that
the
general
aver-,ru
tin
ouli
Hit-
neighborhood,
age
is
good.
LAUNCH
IS
DRIFTING
also
of
a
very
encouraging
mi-
i
lure,
high
boat
there
having,
landed
300
Soekeye
fur
a
day's'
fishing.
IN
HOME
BANK
CASE
TOUONTO,
July
H-
linn.
V.
F.
lo
the
extent
of
?ao,ouu
ami
ues-
.ichie,
allorney
general,
m
a
troyed
binder
twine
valued
at
statement
last
night
announced
approximately
$280,000.
;
thai
further
prosecution
in
the
Freight
car
valued
al
H).-"Home
Hank
case,
including
those
000
were
consumed
in
Ihe
fire.
ILLEGAL
FISHING
IS
NIPPED
IN
THE
BUD
Eight
Convictions
Secured
at
Port
Esslngton
Yesterday
and
Fines
Imposed.
legal
fishing
deal
I
with
at
Port
Fssinglon
over
the
last
week
end,
all
being
of
a
minor
nature,
and
in
etch
instance
convictions
were
Nccurcd
and
fines
ranging
from
$10
to
25
were
colled
ed
Five
of
the
coniplahi'l
were
due
lo
the
o'hM'ivaliou
of
the
plane
in
Iheir
patrol
work
and
three
recoiled
from
the
work
of
(be
Fisheries
Palrol
boats.
of
further
president
M.
J.
Haney
and
Ihe
director,
had
been
drojt-
iped.
Hid
Asked)
H.
C.
Silver
1.35
Howe
Sound
18.00
22.0(1
Silvercrest
IVj
Wurf
Inlet
00
V6
.07
Dunwell
3.2r
3
75
Premier
2,21
2.28
Daly
Akiska
20
Oladslone
2
Hi
.2(5
Mufus
....
.20
Terminus
25
.50
I.
.
A
1
21)
Vj
.30
(iraubv
..
13.00
15.00
Ihuelton
.'.
.014
.02
Vj
Selkirk
..-
-01
Hayview
05
.01)
Vi
Indian
OH
-07
tl.
was
decided
al
the
Oyro
meeting
today
to
have
Ihe
next
..
i
I...I....
MEANS
OF
A
MAGNET,
in
the
evening',
and
Hint
wive
of
TOUONTO.
July
8.
Willi
i
the
(lyros
and
rrieud
be
invited
a
tu
altend
a
supper,
followed
by
magne't
oT
hi
own
inveiilloiilbridge
ami
ibinclng.
Fi'iuik
Wntil
scuureil
a
iliauiomli
1
rinir
valued
at
000
from
thei
II.
FrU.el
and
(ten.
Shaw
l.otloni
of
'roronto
Hay
afler
the
were
elected
as
ncinliers
of
the
Oliver
jingaged
by
the
owner.Ulyro
club
at
iheir
regular
mcei.
Mr
C
H,
Dunfleld,
litut
faded,
im-
inM
"'a.v
ARE
MENACE
nc
peace.
In
passing
sentence
his
Honor
referred
to
the
freiuetiey
will)
which
the
country
had
been
put
y
expense
in
hearing
trials
arising
out
of
a
lack
uT
proper
understanding
of
and
respect
for
1
lie
laws
oT
Ibis
country
by
those
who
had
sought
its
protection.
He
made
reference
to
the
number
ot
cases
of
immigrant
living
in
this
country,
and
advi
ed
him
lo
keep
away
from
associates
who
would
later
cause
him
considerable
trouble
12.
F.
Jones
prosecuted
in
both
TO
COUNTRY
Judge
Suggests
Convlncted
Man
Be
Sent
From
Country
After
Serving
Term.
LECTURE
TO
PRISONER
!
Ceo.
Karo
was
sentenced
to
one
year
al
Okalla
by
Jud;;e
oung
yesterday.
He
bad
been
found
guilty
of
having
in
his
possession
offensive
weapons
for
a
iiurpose
dangerous
lo
the
pulj-
from
certain
pari
of
the
world
who
sought
this
bind
and
w're
:
admitted,-
only
to
become
a
men
ace
lo
the
iteace
and
well
beiiiK
of
the
country
al
large,
and
were
Ihe
Clause
of
heavy
expenditure!
in
enforcing'
juVliee.
,v:
..Iu
j.ejilejixing
liim
to-itne-yeHVt
at
Ukaila,
his
Honor
aT3
that
ill
would
be
for
the
'iiiiniigraUoii
j
wulhorlties
lo
decide
at
the
end
of
his
fenlence
as
lo
whether
If
should
be
sent
back
lo
his
own
aldy
more
latitude
for
use
of
the
offensive
weapons
in
irues-tion
than
here.
Const
aiul
in
Kiena,
who
bail
(been
charged
with
wounding
with
1M
Al
ACl'AW
WATTDC
inlent
lo
do
grievous
nouuy
narm
IP!
ALAjlVrtll
WAltilVO
wa8
f0Und
not
guilty,
as
the
evi-
Idencc
seemed
lo
show
that
there
yivITI.K,
July
8.
I.aunch'had
been
nothing
but
a
drunken
Nonuainl,
50
feci
long,
with
a'hrawl,
Jn
which
the
iuforinan'
crew
of
five
men,
which
left
Huug'aiid
the
accused
were
both
guilty
I
Harbor
oh
Cook
Inlet,
Alaska.jof
openly
violating
the
laws
of
lor
niliacK
nay
on
uie
nun
iiuru
in
i
country,
aim
in
.i"""!
-'
shore
of
Shelikof
Strait
on
Junejhe
could
do
nothing
but
dismiss
21)
is
saM
to
bo
drifting
help-
the
prisoner.
In
doing
so,
how-
llesslv.
A
desiialeh
received
here
ever,
lie
irave
Ihe
accused.
a
sev-
Lnma
Ouantitv
Destroyed
In
Fire
said
it
is
believed
engine
trouble
ere
lecldre
as
to
his
habils
of
cases,
wmie
'
r
-
fended
Karo,
and
M.
Coiuales
appeared
for
KFcna.
PLASTERERS
ARE
OUT
ON
STRIKE
Hold
up
Work
In
Various
Cities
or
Eastern
United
Stales
j
WASIIINC'IDN.
July
8.
With
its
continuance
threatening
lo
block
rive
hundred
million
dollars
worth,
of
construction
in
various
cities
the
strike
in
the
plastering
industry
has
reached
a
virtual
deadlock
as
a
result
of
liie
failure
of
arbitration
pro
posal
submitted
by
the
building
contractors
lo
Ihe
men.
NATIONAL
TEST
WAS
TAKEN
IN
ALASKA
7
JUNF.AU.
July
8,
July
4,
In
addition
to
be
I
nig
rt
public
holiday,
was
national
test
day
in
which
enrollments
were
received
for
national
defence.
Major
Mad-dox
and
a
company
of
men
from
Chllkool
barrack
were
hero
tak
ing
the
enrollment.
lyr0
Dougln
Slork
and
Nor-rl
Vringle
leave
on
Ihe
Princes
Charlotte
(hi
afternoon
lo
allend
Ihe
Inlernatlonal
flyro
.
,j
vii
'Mon
:
Vancouver,
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHIiNUB
HUPKHT,
H.C.,
WEDNESDAY,
Jl'LY
8,
1023.
Ytitcrday'l
Circulation
1621
Waller
OJsou
of
Florida
and
some
of
his
2H
larpons,
said
to
be
the
largest
catch
in,
two
decades.
All
were
caught
on
a
number
IX
thread
line.
On
his
right
is
a
180-pound
monster,
measuring
OVj
feet
long.
'.
Largest
Motorship
in
World
Launched
at
Belfast
and
is
Most
Powerful
of
its
Type
H
KI.
FA
ST,
July
8.
A
twcnly-lwo
thousand
ton
molorship,
the
largest
motorship
and
most
powerful
of
its
type
in
lliu
wjorjd,
was
launched
yesterday
and
christened
the
Aslurias.
It
will
have
accommodation
for
1700
passengers.
'
The
motorship
lias
been
gradually
increasing
in
size
and
power
and
engineers
ami
navigators
are
gradually
adapting
them
lo
service
for
heavy
freighting
and
-fust
passenger
traffic.
1
hey
operate
much
more
cheaply
than
do
sleum
driven
craft
ONE
OF
BIGGEST
FIRES
SCOTLAND
EVER
WITNESSED
(il.ASOOW,
July
8
One
of
Ihe
hig-gest
fire
in
the
history
of
Scotland
last
niglil
destroyed
Kelvin
Hull
and
the
Corporations
exhibition
htHlding,
covering
several
acres.
One
of
the
eily's
finest
churahes,
Kelvin
(irovo
of
Ihe
UnHoil
Free
church
was
gutted.
fPRICE
OF
COHOES
f
GOES
UP
TO
30c
AT
DUNDAS
ISLAND
The
salmon
I
roller
.recently
held
a
meeting
at
Dundas
Island
lo
discuss
the
mailer
of
the
price
Ihey
should
receive
for
Cohoe
salmon
and
jt
was
decided
that
they
would
ask
for
,a
raise
from
25
cenls
lo
30
cents
for
this
grade
of
salmon.
The
buyers
Jnunedialely
met
Ihe
demand
for
Ihe
increase,
and
the
fishermen
are
now
receiving
JO
ents
for
each
Cohoe.
Miniature
Cyclone
Damaged
All
Stores
on
Street,
Uprooted
Trees
and
Carried
Away
Grand,
Stand
in.vsm-!S
1
Jnlv
x.
V
mioialtire
eveloue.
which
swept
the
business
section
of
this
lowu
yesterday
uprooted
more
llnin
fifty
trees
and
damaged
practically
every
store
on
Main
Street.
VI
ilu
drill
tmrk
the
lt.-ukI
slnod
was
lifted
no
Jiud
carried
away
and
deposited
almost
intact
on
the
roof
uf
a
nearby
residence.
1
In
snilo
of
the
large
amtninl
of
damage
lo
properly
lliero
were
no
casualties
and
none
are
even
reported
injured
us
in
result
of
the
slorm
Natighton.
Slrttt
(tlM
M4
MANY
VALUABLE
PELTS
ARRIVE
AT
EDMONTON
FROMJARREN
LANDS
KDMONTON.
July
8.
Many
trappers
have
lieen
coming
in
from
the
Darren
Lands
of
the
north
wilh
their
catches,
which
include
a
number
of
very
valuable
pells.
Several
while
foxes
were
incltnleii
jn
a
consignment
brought
by
Hie
Olson
Drolhers
from
a
trapline
norllieast
of
Slave
Lake.
FISHARRIVALS
,
American
Idiigle,
80,000,
lo
Allin
Fish
cries
and
Pacific
Fisheries,
at
13
and
5.
Sunset,
11,000,
to
Canadian
Cold
Storage
Co.,
al
13.10
and
5.
Swan,
2,500,
to
Hooth
Fish
cries,
al
13.10
and
1.
Canadian
Inmertusc,
0,000,
lo
Holth
Fisheries,
al
10.00
and
5.
Mayflower,
7,000,
to
Canadian
Cold
Storage
Co.,
at
10.70
and
5.
11.
&
11.,
1,000,
lo
Canadian
lobl
Storage
Co.,
at
10.70
and
5.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
Digby
Main,
S.K.
strong;'
barometer.
20.U3;
tempera!
ure,
tl);
sea
choppy;
10
p.m.
Prince
John
left
Massed
bound
tsuul-
spit;
0.30
p.m.
Amur
lefl
Hupert
for
Anyox.
Dead
Tree
Cloudy;
light
S.K.,
baromeler,
30.01;
temperature.
50;
sea
'smooth,
Hull
Harbor
Overcast
calm;
baromeler,
30.00;
temperature,
00;
sea
smooth.
,.
Noon
Digby
Main;
S.E.
strong;
barometer,
20.80;
temperature,
50;
sea
rough.
Dead
Tree
Cloudy;
light
s.li..
barometer,
30.0
4;
temperature,
50;
sea
smooth.
Hull
Harbor
Overcast
calm;
baromeler,
30.00;
temperature:
05;
sea
smooth;
I'
a.m.
Cardena
deft
HhPu
Hi
'"u
lll
tlllO'utJ.
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
For
rates,
apply
lo
Boston
(Jrill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
57.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
PIT
iiT
i
iTn
imr
n
i
nrn
i
t
unrn
rinrriT
i
nniVaVT
HllNUbK
blUKffls
BRING
ItfflrUKAKl
KbLlhr:
lilLUWt
UUfcb
MMAUfc
Heat
Wave
Sweeping
Atlantic
Coast
States
Local
Man
Chosen
Vice
President
of
Canadian
Fisheries
Association
HALIFAX,
July
8.
Arthur
Uoulillier
of
Halifax
was
chose.n
president
and
T.
II.
Joliuson,
manager
of
the
Canadian
Fish
&
'Cold
Hlorage
Co.
of
Prince
Hupert,
second
vice-president
of
the
i
Canadian
Fisheries
Association
at
the
concluding
session
liern
today.
I
Prince
Rupert
is
also
represented
on
the
executive
conimit-j
tee,
the
list
for
British
Columbia
including
John
Dybhavn,
muu-juger
of
the
Iloyal
Fish
Co.
al
Ptiiire
.Hupert,
H.
C.
(iosse
of
the
Oosse
Millerd
Co.,
and
W.
U.
Uarker,
tl
being
of
Vancouver.
the
local
club,
t
hey
will
be
en-i
terluined
during
their
stay
in
the
the
two
mentioned
lust
ENTERTAIN
GYRO
i
TH
JV
A
I
WITU
1V
uunu
"lilf
DELEGATES
HERE
Eighteen
members
of
(iyro
clubs
on
the
prairies
arrive
in
the
city
oil
the
afternoon
train
and
are
being
nfet
by
members
of
PEACE
RAILWAY
In
August
In
Endeavor
To
Settle
Vexed
Question.
city
and
leave
on
the
Prince
diaries
tonight
to
attend
the'
EDMONTON,
July
t.
The
ad-
,
(iyro
International
Convention
to
Jomned
session
of
the
Alberta
Ihe
held
in
Vancouver.
i.cgisiaiure
is
callett
lo
meet
the
4
:
'
L
-
...
-
txii
i:iZ?.
iA
.....
it
1.
Several
or
the
oyru
are
ae-
"
iQausi-ann
u
is
pimpanied
by
their
wives.
whoi-,slHcll,,i
ll,"at
l'
ll,al
will
be
enlertainfd
at
lea
at
Hie
"overmnenl
will
be
iii
a
posillou
home
or
Mrs.
It.
F.
McXaughlon
,0
propose
a
settlement
or
the
this
ariernoon
and
several
of
1ViiC
lliver
railway
question.
the
wives
of
the
local
(iyro
were
ineieaseoi
ine
luiiwiiioii,
iii
csenl
:liiiI
iissistp.l
Mi
s.
Me-:
""liveg-au
ami
lirillsll
OOlUlltlila
railway
to
the
C.P.It.
has
expired
and
the
Canadian
National
has
made
an
offer
for
it.
The
Do-r
minion
(lovermnenl
has:',
so
far
refused
lo
bonus
a
competitive
line
bul
will
arrange
a
bonus
if
it
is
operated
by
the
National
railways.
No
one
seems
lo
knowhich
company
will
lake
over
the
line,
hut
which
ever
does
it
will
have
the
best
of
the
business
alnl
the
ighl
to
build
on
through
to
a
coast
outlet.
II
is
believed
that
the
C.
P.
ft.
not
anxiuus
to
let
go
but
the
iig
company
wants
to
hiake
the
best
possrble
terms
with
the
Covernment.
The
line
does
not
pay
al
present
and
will
not
for
some
time
lo
come,
but
il
has
great
possibilities.
Premier
(Ireenfiehl
has
'been
delayed
in
Ottawa
for
the
pur
pose
ot
arriving
at
an
understanding
witlt
the
Federal
Covernment
and
the
railway
coin-
panics
and
a
definite
policy
will
be
decided
on
before,
the
House
meets.
IT
no
decision
is
arrived
al
before
the
beginning
or
August
a
further
postponement
of
Ihe
session
may
be
necessary.
MAUDE
REACHES
SANTA
BARBARA
Lone
Navloator
Puts
In
at
Cali
fornia
Port
When
Driven
By
Gales.
SANTA
DAHHAMA,
July
8.
Commander
litis
I
ace1
Maude.
M.X.,
retired
who
sailed
on
May
.5
from
Victoria
for
lingland
in
a
25-foot
yawl,
put
into
SaliUi
Har-hura,
California,
harbor,
last
night
for
provisions.
He
hail
not
expected
to
land
until
he
reached
Panama
bul
was
driven
close
to
Hie
coasl
recently
by
slorms
and
decided
to
anchor
here.
FIRST
ROTOR
YACHT
ON
TRIAL
POTSDAM,
July,'
8.
The
world'
first
rotor
yacht
was
a
feature
oT
the
exhibition
for
uquatlc
sport
held
recently.,
It
made
a
Irial
trip
each
day
of
the
exhibition
on
Templin
Lake
and
ii
'
i-
iv
ii
a'
-fui
?
ortly.