3
25
VOL,
XV.,
.NO.
153.
Puffing
Billy
Operated
by
TAXI
and
Ambulance
.
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Holal,
3rd
Ava.
and
6th
SL
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Taken
Out
and
Gasoline
Motor
1AIIL.1TUX.
July
2
Scenes
allrtidaiil
iiiiou
the
opening
in
if
i5
of
the
(irsLruilw-Hy
In
Hril-ain
hctvcen'JWlitigton
and
Slot:k(onvwcrc
ri'cnacled
today
with
rttejdicuson's
first
lo.eomo-live
"I'lifflng
Hilly"
in
the
leading
role.
The
ancient
engine
was
taken
from
M
pedestal
In
the
museum
and
given
new
life
for
the
day,
being
driven
by
a
gasoline
molur'.conccaled
beneath
the
boiler
as
rust
made
the
steam
plant
unsafe.
Hearing
"end
of
ABDUCTION
CASE
VA(HUVi:i,Juiy
2.
-
When
lhe
Won
Foon
Sinix
abduction
ease
is
resumed
Ibis
aflcrnoon
it
is
likely
that,
Oscur
llobinson.
aood
wishes
head
of
the
niiiiHilian
Detective,
ser
SCHOOL
GIRLS
KILLED
Agency
will
lake
the
stand
and
his
sdile
and
11
!.
,.n.i..
11.
1
...111
iiokvlili
11
souvenir
concluded
be
fort
taken.
-c'lti'i-es
!'p'Hi'fi'd.
The
recipient
is
leaving
inc
employ
..of
the
company
to
be
married
lo
James
Milehell
or
me
Anyox
High
School
slaff
later
in
the
nionlli.
UNION
OF
VETERANS
IS
BEING
PLEDGED
OTTAWA.
July
2.
I'he
Ureal
W;ir
Veterans,
lhe
Canadian
Le-
t!imi
ihe
Tubercular
Veterans'
Association,
and
the
Naval
era
ns
to
lhe
establishment
f
'
Vet-
organualion
as
a
result
or
a
series
oT
conferences
held
here
since
I
lie
arrival
i
u
,M
Field
Marshall
Karl
Iluig.
It
is
expected
thai
other
organizations
will
shortly
follow
it.
Alt
groups
in
II,..
meantime
will
continue
lunclioning
as
at
present
until
a
unity
convention
is
assembled.
BUILDINGJOLLAPSED
,
ItUCllAltHST.
July
2.
-Fifleen
school
girls
wen?
killed
and
a
number
severely
injured
when
the
building
collapsed
during
a
festival
at
Oltenitza.
Upon
arrival
or
-the
I'riiice
(ieorge
in
Vancouver
on
her
last
I
rip,
Lord
Dyng
invited
-Captain
Nrd.len,
lhe
Cliief
Steward,
Tur-
aud
the
-Chief
Kngmeer,
10
presented
each
of
the.
trip
and
ease
will
noi
fall
assizes.
Heg.
h
1?
iMinniiiiu
lilt'
1
1
it
a
1
inf.
w
,,
"
1
-
.
,
.
...Ilrmi-nment
S
t
lanKl'd
lllflll
mr
wo.
......
Vu
American
!
Sitka,
55,(100.
lo
Cold
Storage!
at
MOc
and
ie.
Vaiisee,
50.(100,
lo
Pacific
H.'.ibc
and
tc.
Ilesolule
55,000,
to
Alliu
H.KOc
and
Ic.
Arrow
10.00O.
lo
Cold
Stora
at
H.VOc
and
ic.
,
Anna
J,
15.000,
lo
Atlin
at
1
0.20c
and
5c.
Alki,
7,0(10,
lo
Cold
Storage
at
?.90e
and
to.
.
.'
T'Qlwish,
io.OOO,
fo
tk)ld
Stor-
Wabash,
7,500,
to
lloolh
at
!
(I.SOc
find
5.
r.liuni,
5,000,
to
Jtooth
at
l.80c
and
to.
llaVcl
II..
11,000,
lo
1
loyal
10c
and
Ic
llambler,
7.000,
lo
I
loyal
O.tiOc
and
ic.
thayling,
13.000,
lo
lloolh
9.10c
anuitc.
CUplS;
y.ioc
Tilli
9.00c
a
Alkei
an
9.70c
ai
ale.
28.000,
to
Alliu
at
cjrr
especially
as
'
directed
tm
4c.
Canadian
K..
O.ooo.
lo
Marga'
9.00c
hiii
Toodie,
U.COc
and1
ta.ooo.
to
mu-.
Be.
5,000.
to
ic.
mi.o(o.
M.
il
LS.
1,800.
9.50c
and
Ic.
come
up
HEAVENLY
VISION
COMES
TO
INDIAN
PRINCE
RUPERT
against
America
and
Lnlaud.
Slorage
at
Despite
these
force
of
evil
'everywhere
so
strong
and
ap-j
Storage
Iloyal
COWPER
SENT
al
at
at
UP
FOR
TRIE
'
VANGOUVF.H.
July
2.
-J.
S.
Cowper.
rbarged
wilh
defamatory
libel,
by
F.
I..
Maker,
was
formally
committed
for
trial
this
morning
and
released
on
bis
own
recognizances
of
500.
Unless
J-4
'....
..Iiml
J
f
i
n
J
IkAOllv
I
fl
!
1
have
pleilged
luemseives
.
.
.
united
:,.,.
v
""j
;.---.
...
UIIU1
lilV
RELIGIOUS
REVIVAL
'HF.Lt.KVir.Li:.
Dnl..
July
2.
Hi'lieving
that
she
has
by
heav-enlv
vision
-been
constituted
a
divine
agent
to
inaugurule
ivnrlil
revival
of
religion
and
morality,
'forest
Hrunt,
an
In
.ii.ni
woman
of
the
Mohawk
He-
serve
near
here,
and
a
tlireel
descendant
of
the
famous
Chief
Hranl,
has
outlined
her
plans,
to
Mayor
W.
C.
Mikel
or
this
cily.
Teresa
Hranl
believes
lhal
the
I'eaco
Celebration
al
Helleville
next
August
Is
lo
be
the
rorc--uiiner
or
world
peace,
accord
ing
to
the
exempliricalion
oT
t
lie
dreams
which
she
experienced.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
1'llliNUK
HUPEIIT,
H.O.,
Till
HSDAY,
JUI
YMtirdiy'i
Circulation
1E7B
Jack
Joijes.
honuhsl
and
'Storniypclrer
oT
Hie
Knglih
lliiiise
of
Conunons.
attempts
a
difficult
shot
at
the
juirlia-nienlarv
hilliard
toiiriianiciiL
Having
disposed
ui
lhe
budget,
the
House
is
following
tlie
compeliUm
wilh
keen
Anti-Foreign
and
Anti-Christian
Movement
in
China
told
about
by
Vice-President
of
University
.Showing
that
the
anti-foreign
and
aiili-Uhrisliati
tnoveuieii.
in
China
is
widespread"
and
sinister
and
that
il
i.-
extending
in
ah
elates
uiiq
gruiiits
tliitnighout
the
accessible
portions
of
lhe
West
China
Union
University,'
tells
of
condition's
"a
tficv
were
at
the
time
of
writing
a
few
weeks
ago.
Since
lhal
lhe
situa
lion
nas
grown
worse,
according
to
telegraphic
reimrts.
ue
savs:
"The
movement,
as
it
spreads,
takes
on
ever
more
sinislcr
aspects.
It
is
well
known
lhal
Iliissia,
both
by
money
and
agents
is
aiding
the
discontent
!
for
her
own
ends
and
there
is
suspicion
thai
another
nation
sees
also
gain
in
the
unresl.
Thus
there
is
a
growing
aspect
which
is
not
alone
anti-Christian
educationally
but
anti-for-
ul
parenlly
at
the
present
lime
even
renewing
their
(strength
and
sub-j
"I
llely
of
ailark,
the
lone
of
the
;
'.National
Christian
Council
is
one,
lo
Storage
at
f
course
nd
calm
confidence'.
I'lhe
anti-Christian
attack
is
to
Slorage
at
leading
lo
a
search
for
the
fun-
dainenlals
or
Christianity
both
within
and
wilhp.ui
the
Church
as
never
before.
How
Trouble
Brewed.
"Masses
of
lhe
nludcnt
body
have
never
come
near
our
Chris
tian
schools.
They
started
ouU
reading
all
sorts
of
western
lit
erature
and
t
lie
natural
reaction
ha
followed.
They
have
discovered
that
the
west
has
its
superstllions
as
well
as
its
sciences
and
that
Is
greatly
aided
by
returned
students
from
France
ahd
Hussia.
A
movement,
then,
led
largely
bv
these
returned
sludenls
liom
lhe
continent
of
hurope
(there
arc
comparatively
few
from
America
anil,
England)
and
aided
by
lhe
masses
of
those
who
do
not
NEW
RUSH
TO
DEASE
LAKE
Discovery
of
Geld
Said
to
Have
Been
Made
on
Eagle
Creek
SEATTLE,
July
2.
A
new
stampede
to
Eagle
River,
13
miles
from
Dease
Lake,
B.C.,
Is
reported
In
despatches
from
Doase
Lake.
More
than
a'
dozen
outfits
have
transferred
their
activities
to
the
new
region
where
two
French
miners
are
said
to
have
made
an
Important
find
In
1S7S.
An
unusually
abundant
supply
of
birds
and
other
game
have
helped
the
prospectors
with
the
food
problem.
It
is
reported.
Cold
Pan
Is
a
tributary
of
Eagle
River
on
which
the
new
find
Is
reported.
SUNDAY
SCHOOL
BOY
DROWNED
AT
PICNIC
VICTOIUA,
July
2.
Walter
Oddy.
Xiasara
St.,
was
drowned
was
two
hones
was
recovered.
Strttt
Stlti
4M
.
frame
made
up
lor
the
first,
however,
and
the
visitors
went
down
to
defeat
in
the
evening
2
lo
3,
much
lo
the
delight
of
the
ui.me
fans.
It
is
expected
that
tin"
games
at
Ketchikan
Saturday
will!
be
very
close
us
the
management
of
the
Itupcrt
learn
has
learned
a
lesson.
from
yesterday.
The
day
opened
with
the
children's
spoils
and
football
match
in
Hie
morning.
In
the
latter
the
fnalish
ami
Seotlish
boys
beat
Hie
I'aiiiicks'Jiy
a'
scoie
of
2
to
t
in
-a
.eloselycdntested
male
h,
Tlie
rhihlren
and'
olhers.who
had
got
up
early
enough
marched
up
to
the
hill
led
by
the
Hegimental
Hand.
The
big
football
match
was
that
between
tlie'
dailies
and
the
Veterans,
when
lo
lhe
surprise
of
many
the
Vets
held
their
oppo
nents
to
a
lie.
It
was
an
excel
lent
exhibition
of
football.
The
dance
in
the
evening
at
the
Auditorium
was
well
patronized
and
everyone
seemed
to
have
a
good
lime
the
owners
using
Iheni
to
take
parlies
to
the
Sail
Lakes
and
other
resorts.
The
ferry
launch
"23"
was
"kept
busy
and
gave
a
good
service
ri.A
Mi.nnniijIU
ivf
illtttllllll
'U'lltt'
before
his
body,
necessary
Twenty
Home
Runs
Were
Made
Yesterday
in
Big
League
Ball
and
Babe
Ruth
Contributed
Two
NKW
Y0HK,
June
2.
Twenty
home
runs
were
made
by
the
big
leagues
yesterday
fttipnlyiug
considerable
food
for
nrgu-
!
nieut
turning
fans
as
to
lhe
lively
ball.
Seven
homers
were
made
by
the
New
Virk
(Hauls,
as
Ihey
won
a
double
header
from
Philadelphia
and
forced
Pittsburg
Heauniont
leH
tor
Van-
from
the
lead.
Irish
Meusel
accounted
for
lliree
ot
tne
circuit
(his
moral
nc
by
way
ot
,
blows
for
the
Uianls
and
Hnbe
Hulh
conoecled
with
(wo
impark.
the
Yankees.
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining:
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wed
ding
parties.
For
ratis,
apply
to
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
TWO
BANDITS
ARE
SHOT
IN
BANK
HOLDUP
CHINESE
UNREST
IS
ANTI-CHRISTIAN
AND
ANTI-FOREIGN
AND
WIDESPREAD
Two
Bank
Bandits
Were
Shot
and
Killed
by
Marshall
After
Alarm
Was
Given
by
Cashier
TACO.MA,
Julv
2.
Tvvi
lnk
bandils
were
shut
and
killeil
ninil
nil
fin
Iiv
Marshal
Kd.
Nelson
Wednesday
ufleriioiii
when
ulU'iiiidiug
M.HH
NAI
f
in
rim
u
ii.iiiK
ui
iiiii
-nil's.
in--
v..-.
...
........
The
baiidil
jmir
entered
tlie
bank
ufler
covering
the
mid
customers.
With
guns
they
furred
Cashier
limey
tu
hand
uver
2,0(10
in
silver.
llovcy
turned
m
an
alarm
with
his
fool
and
when
the
ban
-dits
fled
into
the
street
to
a
waiting
auto
Ihoy
weie
greeted
liy
Sudden
a
slwwer
of
bullets
fnmi
lhe
guns
of
citizen.
MRS.
ANDERSON
DIED
TODAY
HERE
TODAY
Drop
In
Prices
Seen
Exchange
Today
line
imiiier
was
simi
ny
Aeison;
on
the
running
hoard
tr
lliej
Following
were
prices
paid
ear
and
the
other
drove
away:.,
...
Kicliainre
today:
r..
......
I
II.....
L'
!
iioiii
a
iii
Millie
Kir
iiiii
linn
returned,
fared
the
armed
citizen,
ordered
the
body
of
his
companion
placed
in
his
car,
'
liefore
anyone
made
u
move
tu
L.rt
From
Alice
Arm
Was
Well
obey.
Xrlsnn
shot
twice
and
the
Known
In
North
ano
naa
Lived
In
Prince
Rupert
.bandit
died
in
a
few
miniiles.
I
i
PRFFNTATIftN
MAW
....
..
......i
--...i
ul
.
iiiwwmiiivii
uuivu
I
lie
III
i
ii
in
-
w.
eral
Hospital
rally
this
morning!
of
Kiinli
Andmon,
wife
of
Johni
A.
Anderson,
a
mining
man
;..,
1
in
charge
of
Hie
Dolly
Vardeir
Ripieni
MISS
GLADYS
KEMP
of
Silverwaro
From
Employees
tmp.ovocs
o.
of
C.N.H.
,
on
.iiiif.rnnritailttlieMJlQril.
-i
t1ni
Mr.
Anderson
came
to
rrince
Leaving
to
be
Married
Huperl
n
the
Cardeun
Tuesday.
"
wilh
the
purpose
of
undergoing
An
vent
or
considerable
in
medical
treatment.
She
was
teres!
look
place
on
Tuesday
af
i,.Li.ii
ill
.
rnnii,
imiiI
1.M1I
lo
I
lie
ternooii
in
the
general
offices
of
hospital.
Yesterday
it
became
the
C.X.lt.
when
A.
Haines,
on
neressarv
tu
onerale
in
order
lo
behalf
of
the
staff,
presented
try
lo
save
her
life
hut
she
did
Miss
(iladys
Kemp
with
a
fine
not
rally
and
died
litis
morning
assortment
or
table
silver.
Mr.
about
three
o'clock.
Haines
in
a
few
words
expressed
Mrs.
Anderson
leaves
six
young
lo
Miss
Kemp
the
general
good
children,
three
boys
and
three!
wishes
of
her
associates
in
the
girls.
She
had
lived
for
u
iiumltiYIL
cmp-loy
and
also
made
m
her
of
year
in
the
north
ami
for,
tin
mention
of
the
period
a
short
(line
in
this
city
where
she
had
a
number
of
friends.
He-fore
iier
Marriage
she
taught
school
in
Montana.
The
news
hf
the
ilealli
was
to
get
inforpiallou
througli
ns
to
Iter
critical
Condition.
,
Mr.
Anderson
has
telegraphed
Ir.
Kergiu
lo
arrange
for
the
funeral
here
on
Sunday
afternoon
from
the
H.
C.
Undertakers
and
Ilev.
Canon
Hushhrook
will
officiate
'f
he
is
available.
RAILWAY
ERA
CELEBRATED
f
i
at
seven
years
in
wiucn
mrj
been
workins
together.
Miss
Kemp,
who
was
soinewhal
(aken
by
surprise,
expressed
her
siraliutde
lo
her
friends
for
their
sent
to
Mr
Anderson
this
iiuirn-j
generous
remembrance,
anil
In?.
The
wires
were
down
yes-1
thanked
Iheni
inosl
heartily
terday
so
lhal
.il
wax,
impossible
their
-i
very
.
kind
expressions
kViL,n.&mne
of
had
also
for
rif
at
at
Dominion
Day
Holiday
Is
Suitably
Celebrated
Ideal
weather
conditions
yesterday
contributed
to
enjoyment
of
pleasure
seekers
on
Canada's
Birthday
I
Dominion
Day
was
celebrated
here
eslerday
uude.r
ideal
conditions.
The
weather
was
favorable,
there
was
a
varied
pi
o-,tuiii
of
sports
and
games
for
those
who
liked
to
wukh
or
take
uit
;
Salt
Lukes
swimming
was
excellent
and
the
ferry
service
egular,
and
the
private
launches
were
all
out
cruising
to
some
jf
the
heai-hes
or
other
resorts
of
the
neighhorhodd.
The
Hrst
hall
game
against
Ketchikan
wa
somewhat
of
a
disappointment
as
the
locals
fell
down
so
badly,
the
score
of
10
lo
5
being
a
good
indication
of
the
brand
of
play.
The
second
FIFTY
THROWN
INTO
THE
SEA
Gangway
Breaks
at
English
Bay
But
No
Fatalities
VAXCGUVF.it,
July
2.
Fifty
persons
narrowly
escaped
drowning
yesterday
when
the
gangway
leading
fffrtiPthe
linglis1i
'
.'Hay
.
pier
to
the
floats
alongside
cracked,
precipitating'
the
crowd
into
seven
feet
of
water.
Mrs.
(J.
Heath,
aged
50,
was
the
only
person
injured.
She
was
taken
to
the
hospital
suffering
from
injuries
(o
(he
back
and
with
shock.
Hescue
workV
was
rapid
by
three
police
officers
and
members
of
the
life
saving,
patrol
who
were
on
hand
ih
preparation
for
lhe
swimming
championships
vvliipli
Inn!
been
nostitoneil
owing
Many
visitors
were
in
the
city
l((
mi?h
wa(,,r
from
surroundine
parts
of
the
country
and
lhe
restaurants
wercj
all
very
busy
throughout
lhe
day.
Taxis
did
a
good
business
and
many
local
people
took
advantage
of
the
holiday
occasion
lo
enler-tain
friends
in
their
homes.
The
Yacht
Club
was
denuded
of!
launches
throuliout
the
after-j
Evont
noon
ami
mucu
or
uie
cveniiin,
DOMINION
DAY
AT
VANCOUVER
Is
Celebrated
For
First
Time
In
Twenty
Years
VAXCOLVKit,
July
2.
For
the
first
time
in
twenty
years
Vancouver
officially
celebrated
'Do-.
million
Day
yesterday.
reat
II..
l
i
:!
...
,1
.....
greul
sue-'
crowds
or
visitors
a.m.
imt-...
that
the
holiday
was
a
cess
in
lhal
it
catered
to
the
en-
participaled
in
the
even!
which
opened
in
the
morning
will.
i
ft
joymenl
of
a
great
many
people,
m
(our
mile
parade
and
floats.
lhe
celebration
continues
until
Sat-PENSION
.,.n.,
Ainn
in
BOARD
IS
unlay
next.
IN
SESSION
TODAY'
The
Pension
Hoard,
which
amblers
the
vurious
pensions
allol-
when'
swimming
at
Klk
Lake,.
"Vied
lo
War
Velerans.
arrived
in
was
.....
atlendi.i,g
a
..
Sunday
School!
,
the
city
yesterday
from
,
Stewart.
......!
u-nnl
i..i..
lull.
n.
(III.
lnk
i
lo
It
It
is
is
lhe
Hit'
duly
duly
of
Of
Ibis
litis
board
hOUW
,
to
u
inersiauu
uui
isii.uiuy,
viu?
u,.-
,,
ii.
l...1ll.,,l-
Si
ail
m'l'i'SMUii
inuii
uCTiinuM
mini
"-v.
.
I
pons
on
al
lov,.mc
e
o
'
:
sludenls
from
our
own
Instil,,-'
swim
along
with
a
number
of:'
pensioiiers
or
lhe
late
war
are
WHEAT
PRICES
DROPPED
FIVE
lionn
are
out
today
vehemently
i
others,
lie
was
returning
irom
a
',
"
",,....
.
which
have
become
so
common
Christianity,
Christianity.
'float
about
sixty
yards
from
land
jears
ami
inuwunui
u
protesting
.against
especially
Christian
education,
Naturally,
the
newspapers
and
Continued
on
Page
0.
when
he
suddenly
sank
and
it
ment
which
might
be
WTXXII'Kt',
July
2.
Another
II......
.Iil.ttt
alllllltia
-til
VvliPI.
'""
"""-
"'
about
every
tw.j;''.
again
examined
lo
see
If
there
Is
v'-
any
chanae
in
(lie
physical
con-i.
ililimi
which
would
cause
a
new
adjustnieiil
a
to
the
pension
al-
lowance.
1
VIOLENT
DEATHS.
WIXNIPKO,
July
2.
One
b'yj
was
drowned
.while
bathing
hn
the
Asslnibolne
river
and
an
hi-!
fant
boy
burned
to
dcalh
in
lhe,
rmm.l
or
late
look
place
yesterday
when
lOUIUli
,.....i.,.i
u..t.
Ilie
prices
lUlllUHll
II".
vriim.
i
.
.
r..
1
1
.-
Tin
iimn
was
uue
w
i
lie
iun
m-
.
.
.
Hotel,
..
.
B
where
i
r
.ii
at
priw
al
Cliicago
where
there
al
the
l.luperl
drastic
declines,
.,:.,
were
explosion
ol
a
coa'i
stove
on
Do-
Hull.
minion
Day.
There
were
twenty-!'
I.
n
I
no
violent
deaths
111
tlie
cil.v't
(during
'he
mon't.
of
.lum-
NEW
TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY
A
ncvy
telephone
directory
is
about
lo
be
issued.
Applications
for
move,
changes
or
new
Hslings
for
this
issue
JHtWl
be
mailt'
in
.writini'M-Tele
phone
"
DeparDiieijt
Uy
not
lalef.
Iliart.
JUiy
W"
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