vantage
from
the
progress
ii...
...i.
develop
Canada,
GRAIN
CROP
IS
LOOKING
WELL
chowan
In
Short
Blade
and
24
Inohes
High
optimistic
in
its
tone
OPENED
FIRE
ON
BRIGANDS
British
Gunboat
Takes
Prompt
Action
In
West
River,
Near
Hong
Kong.
IIO.N'O
K0NO,
June
30.
An
armed
Hrilish
patrol
boat
protecting
shipping
in
the
West
Hiver,
neat'
here,
today
met
u
large
body
of
'brigands
cruising
toward
Konumoon.
I
he
I
riltsii
opened
fire,
killing
many
and
dispersing
Ihe
remainder.
EXCHANGE
RATES.
United
Slates,
1-32
discount;
Sterling,
1.80
H;
Hong
Koug,
5
50,
Ti
anc,
4
01.
no
SKEENA
RIVER
POOR
'"J-
..
.
.
...
.i...
r:
.l.i
i.
.,.;
lei
has
been
small.
The
bad
weather
has
interfer
i..
.ii
In
house
the
ed
will,
risbing
a
god
deal
bul
loss.'
me
i.
so
,
....
-
lwisling
or
the
earth
Some
of
be
f
sbermen
have
not;..
.1.
.
'
.
.
.
i...
in.,,,
fn
nun
ii
wa?
vei
siarieu
oui
uiv
m.iiiiujj
better
reports.
Spring
salmon
has
been
;
throughout
the
district
for
Saskat-,
..
but
the
in.
Hers
Wheat
In
Manitoba
and
ilone
so
wen.
me
has
been
al
fjueen
Charb.llc
ls-Inn.u
but
even
there
il
is
below
WINNlpKrt,
June
30.
-A
crop
Ihe
avenv
Spring
"Jj
Nass
Ibis
year
is
bet
the
report
port
issued
Issued
here
here
today
today
is
most
ing
on
It
says
ler
than
last.
that
the
crojvs
or
western
Can-I
ada
continue
to
show
most
pro-,
VANCOUVER
LIBEL
.
liilsii.D-
nrostieels.
more
nromls-
CASE
IS
DROPPED
ing
than
Tor
many
years
past.
JANET
SMITH
CASE.
The
growing
conditions
are
good
throughout
the
prairie
region.
YANCOUVEM,
June
30.
-V.
I.
In
Manitoba
ami
Saskatchewan
Hater
uiimumred
lasj
night
that
cioos
.-ire
well
advanced.
Wheat
ihe
slander
action
against
Miss
in
those
provinces
is
generally!
Monica
Mason
Itooke
had
in
Ihe
short
blade
and
is
about
dropped.
!.,i..,o
1.
1,.
i.
i
i-.iinir
lo
Kakcr,
-
"
IIILMUa
lllp.ll-
'
,,..vv..."T
i
ll
Hnoke
assiireu
nun
niai
sn-
u.iu
tnnwledge
or
an
nuegeui
lo
he
ll.rce
million
dollars
1tlid
by
the
cily
engineer
at
thirty
mil
iMuiimTi
iimn
iluk
Stale
Street,
t
tie
main
Kl
NhnNli
Wrl
I
!
thoroughfare
of
the
city,
is
UUlUUilU
(
wuu
,,i.ul
lv
:iwiiiii
nf
ruin,
oorlions
n
......
,
-
F
a
.
of
the
nvosl
stalely
buildings
be
ing
tumbled'
down,
and
-cornice-
v'flofillie
wall
and'the,
fronts
0"
I
......iii.,illv
nil
lliw
nrliicilial
M
iiinviivuif
.-
.
Terror
stricken
the,
30.00Q
in
habilanls
of
the
plae
have
set
tled
down
to
an
emergency
exis
tence,
many
of,
them
living
on
the
lawns
in
I
be
open.
i
"I
have
been
through
fifty
earthquakes
but
ilever
one
like
I
Ibis
before."
saiil
Manager
Itich-
..
to
think
of
n
"HHMn.
-
.
........
imonij
((f
lllc
Ar,
Hotel.
"I.
Prince
unerl
us
one
or
me
nig
"
.
...
...
t.
iv
I
be
hoe
Ibal
we
entrepots
C.f
Canada.
She
will-v
arc
,u
.
"
...
..
?
thomrhl
lo
be
a
fortress
and
prosper
only
us
she
is
able
to
;",,"
....
.
i
..,
t,
i
Ian
average
catch,
belter
tluui
at
htu'
me
icsi
in
uii.
iuiiiiiii"".
.
-
i
..
,
ii...
.i:i..:..i
u.i
shook
It
back
ami
forth
as
if
was
h
rag.
II
was
precisely
as
it
if
i....
i......i,;-u
l.nno
I
any
inner
i
t
i
-
,
...
i...
u
iiuk
viiimin
iiiiv
L...i
.
one
were
ai
sru
in
will
be
because
they
wilt
be
of
far.
Hie
ru.
"'"
rm.ld
not
believe
it
possible
for
advantage
to
the
interior
couu-
'
"'
f
""'"'
'
m,
(mildimr
lo
move
will,
such
try
ami
not
because
they
benefit,
'
"
WP
yp
1,10
mH"
force
in
so
many
direction
an.
us.
This
is
a
Canadian
-
"
"
"
-"
"
.apparently
so
limply
as
did
the
and
we
must
do
our
part
to
hell,
fated
for
the
wr-ik
al
.Hun.
'."
iv,.Huglon.
The
hole!
is
a
total
Oilier
stories
were
that
the
II.
C.
.Silver
.
Hazidloi)
SilvC'icrest
....
Surrjnlel
....
Dunweli
....
Preiiij;i'
I..
fcsli.
'ti
ialy;la?ka
.
(Jranby
Teriiiluus
...
llayyfew
Indian'
been
HuTus
llaitdton
.....
Miss
Howe
"Soilnd
Hid
01
A
15
,
...00
27
Vi
.30
.0li
.to
0H4
10.00
l
onf
.....
1
or
like
a
violent
slonn
nl
sea.
The
air
at
the
lime
was
;00,l
very
sultry.
gill
.STOCK
MARKET
Asked
1.50
.18
t.S
-30
.30
15.00
.50
.20
.00
Yi
.07
.20
.02.4
Miss
H,
McDonald
of
Hie
local
night
.high
school
staff
is
brooked
to
1
3
...
.
i
tl....i
ii,..
r.iifiliii!i
liiil.iv
far
i.reviou
s
lo
lliiil
oh
wiucu
tiiiin-,
I
iai
,
.
.
...
ii.
Siiiilh
met
her
death.
the
south.
Train
Load
of
Taxicabs
Going
to
Australia
by
National
Way
wivviPKH.
June
10.
special
iraur
oi
.n
cars
loaoeo
"
.
.ait
i
...!..
...ii,..
,-.,,
liivicabs
consigned
iroin
unicago
10
.vusiraiia
wiiii
.
....
i:....
v,.ii
i
i!,.ii...
llscd
UllOllgll
Winnipeg
luuuj
un
.au..uiuu
..u.iw.iu,
'!.
I,,,
firs,i
jap
or
Ihe
journey
to
Vancouver
and
thence
over
sens.
This
is
the
second
shipment
of
yellow
cabs
to
be
handled
bv
the
Canadian
National
uaiiway
jor
u.r
con
..uj
nr..
is
i
iciuc
these,
vehicles
in
service
in
Australia.
1
he
initial
move-..'...'.i
l.as
laken
Place
on
the
.
Canadian
Importer
from
Vnn-
coiiver
during
last
summer.
.
;
.
The
train
which
passed
through
Winnipeg
today
earned
100
laxicads
which
will
be
loaded
on
lhc
steamer
Aornngi
at
Viiuconvcr.
Monster
Tuna
taken
In
Nova
Scotia
waters
by
Zaue
tlrey,
novelist,
the
largest
ever
eaughl,
weighing
758
pounds.
Former
Dawson
Saloon
Keeper
Buried
in
Coffin
Made
ai
Nome
from
Mahogany
Bar
ot
his
Place
NOME,
June
110.
Hecuuse
of
a
coffin
shortage
la're
due
lo
the
diphtheria
epidemic
deaths
last
winter,
Harney
(.Sidney,
U
years
of
age,
u
sourdough
of
llawsou
of
the
Yukon
Iliver.Nome
and
Teller
gold
rush
fame,
wil
be
buried
in
a
hand
made
cof
fin
fashioned
from
the
piahogany
bar
of
the
saloon
in
Dawson
of
which
he
was
once
proprietor.
('Sidney
died
liere
Saturday
from
an
Jlness
which
has
last-
d
three
years,
lie
preserved
the
dar
of
the
saloon
when
prohi
bition
put
the
establishment
out
or
business
and
expressed
llie
wish
that
il
be
made
into
u
coffin
in
which
to
burs'
him.
ANDREW
PEPALL
'LABOR
CENSURE
IN
VANCOUVER!
BRITAIN
FAILS
Is
To
Be
Tried
At
Toronto
Government
Blamed
for
Failure
Under
Secret
Commissions
Act.
VANCOUVEIl.
June
30.
An
drew.
II.
Pepall,
under
arrest
at
I.os
Angeles
since
'January
23
on
charges
under
Ihu
secret
com
missions
act,,
preferred
by
the
Ontario
Government
in
connec
tion
Willi
the
sale
of
treasury
bonds,
arrived
here
last
night
and
leaves
for
Toronto
tonight.
To
Solve
the
Unemployment
Problems.
LONDON,
June
30.
A
motion
of
censure,
moved
by
llanisay
Macdonald,
leader
of
the
labor
parly
in
(
treat
Ilritain,
asainsl
the
fioveinment
Tor
failure
to
solve
the
unemployment
prob
lems,
was
voted
on
in
the
House
of
Commons
last
nitflit.
and
was
defoaled
by
373
to
It:!.
DOMINION
DAY
PROGRAM
Flag
Parade
for
Children
headed
by
baud
0.15
a.m.
Junior
League
.Football
O.flO-
a.m.
Children's
Sports
lO.UU
lum.
,
Morning
Admission
Free.
Baseball
Ketchikan
vs.
Hupert,
1.30.
p.m.
Football
dailies
vs.
(S.W.V.A.,
3.30
p.m.
Baseball
Kelchikuu
vs.
Hiiperl,
C.30
p.m.
Admission
Afternoon
alid
Evening,
Adults
&0e;
Children
Free.
Hig
Dance
it
I
Auditorium,
o.Jh
p.m-
:'4
TAXI
0
I
.
GRILL
25
and
f
'V!
-
Large.
Upstair
Dlpjng
Hall,
Ambulance
i..witb
newly
laid"
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
vs.
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
Hand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ava.
For
ratis,
apply
to
Boston
and
6th
8L
PRINCe
RUPERT
Grill,
Third
Ave.
WATT
VIPECK,
Prop.
Phone
487,
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOL,
XV.
NO.
152
PH1NCH
HUPKKT
11.(1,
TUKSDAY,
JUNK
30,
1025
V(terdf'i
Circulation
1646
Strt
61
tt
646.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
ANOTHER
EARTHQUAKE
SHOCK
CALIFORNIA
SANTA
BARBARA
TERRIBLY
WRECKED
AS
RESULT
OF
YESTERDAY'S
SHAKING
editorial
Another
Violent
Quahe
DOMINION
DAY
Tomorrow
is
Dominion
Day..
It
is
the
fifty-eighth
anniversary!
of
the
birthday
of
Canndu.
It
is!
(he
one
day
of
the
year
when'
all
unite
to
do
honor
to
our
own
I
country,
the
country
in
which'
at
Santa
Barbara
Today
Tales
of
Ghastly
Ruin
we
live
and
which
we
claim
us;
i
!
j
pi
i
r
c
p
nil
home.
Duildings
Shook
as
it
at
bea
in
a
dtorm;
Mrs.
lo
lie
a
Canadian
noes
not
aw
I
D
L
iL
VII
J
mean
to
have
been
horn
in
the
LhaMS
rerkinS
QITlOng
tllOSe
Allied
country.
A
Canadian
is
one
who
is
u
citizen
either
by
birth
or
adoption
and
who
is
ready
and
willing
lo
adopt
Canadian
ideals
and
lo
obey
Canadian
laws.
Canada
is
uu
immense
country,
one
that
is
capable
of
providing
happy
homes
for
many
more
millions
than
are
here
to
day
llioiisumls
of
s.piurej
jt,
miles
of
fertile
lands
remain
untouched
uid
all
t
Iicm'
will
in
tune
be
cultivated.
When
thai!
tune
comes
the
cities
will
be;
much
larger,
the
seaports,
busier
and
the
railways
will
be
double
tracked.
Agriculture
inusl
be
I
jits,
first
consideration
in
the;
cmintr
and
part
of
the
science
of
agriculture
is
the
provbimi
of
niarkels.
Prince
-Hupr
ime
of
the
necessary
fiu'tors
in
the
deiclOl.tneiil
of
Canada
and
it
SANTA
IJAHUAHA,
Juue
;$0.
A
violent
earthquake
shock
struck
the
city
early
this
morning,
Ihe
heaviest
since
the
treiuo
of
.Monday
morning.
Last
evening
several
shocks
were
felt
but
no
additional
damage
resulted.
'I
he
death
list
us
a
result
of
yesterday
morning's
.piake,
so
is
wise
sometimes
lo
consider'
tin
apecl
of
the
case
instead
Springs
Being
Taken
In
Quantl
of
the
more
pelly
and
selfish
tIes
by
Cm
flets
Out
Trol-
u.eri
in
serurillg
ju
i
.-iin.ii
a.i-
..
N
,
Q
d
of;
far
us
known,
remains
at
nine,
one
of
the
dead
being
Mrs
Charles'
K.
Perkins,
widow
of
Ihe
late
millionaire
railroad
mag
.She
was
killed
in
Ihe
wreck
of
the
Arlington
Hotel.
r
-rrr-r
-
I
I
he
properly
damage
is
esti
SALMON
NOT
Nass
River
Has
Made
Best
Show
ing
so
Far
But
It
Is
Only
mated
by
Cily
Manager
alter
Three
Ordered
Extradited
for
Nanaimo
Bank
Robbery
but
all
Appealed
so
Case
may
be
Delayed
SKATTLK,
June
'M.
Ernie
flamberloli,
Antone(
Moresco
and
Eddie
Oornian
were
tmlercd
extradited
to
answer
to
i'
charge
of
complicity
in
the
big
bank
robbery
at
Nnnainio,
when
the
Hoyal
Hank
or
that
city
was
looled
to
the
extent
or
fiO.UOO,
the
robbers
making,
a
dean
getaway
in
an
automobile.
.
The
man
have
lodged
an
appeal
and
it
may
be
mouths
yet"
before
the
extraditions
case
is
finally
determined.
r:::r.:.:::FisH
traps
on
,
COMMITTEE
WILL
PROVIDE
WELCOME
H.M.S.
CAPETOWN
In
anticipation
of
the
expected
visit
of
the
H.
M.S.
Capetown
to
the
cily
in
Ihe
near
future,
il
was
recommended
to
the
cily
Council
last
night
that
a
committee
be
appointed
to
consider
llie
nature
or
the
entertainment
aiid
reception
whicb
would
be
afforded
on
the
occasion.
Mayor
Newton
appointed
as
the
coininillee
Aldermen
Casey;
'McMonlie,
Urowu
and
himsell.
.
APPLICATION
TO
UNSEAT
,
or
fish
landed
on
llie
Atianiio
and
Pacific
coasts
or
Canada
during
Ihe
month
or
May
was
$2,832,105
or.
nearly
a
million
dollars
higher
than
Tor
May,
Ii2t.
The
catch
totalled
87,20t
oounds.
The
Pacific
coast
accounted
for
l,88t,300
pounds
of
salmon.
as
iisiiinsl.
927.
400
oounds
for
May,
1021.
ATTEMPTED
MURDER
AT
STEWART
CHARGED
Constable
Marktand,
or
th
Provin.M-tl
police
brought
5
Pena.
of
Stewart,
to
town
op
the
Cardetva
'oday.
The
prisoner
is
accused
of
an
attempt
lo
mur
der
and
was
committed
to
stand
trial,
by
the
police
magistral..
oT
Stewart
al
the
next
assize
oT
the
sunreme
court
here,
which
will
probably
be
in
August.
LORD
AND
LADY
BYNG
.
VISITING
VICTORIA
VICTORIA,
June
30.
Lord
and
Lady
Hynw
and
parly
ar
rived
here
yesterday
afternoon
for
ft
slay
of
three
days
at
(Soy-
erninenti
House.
In
the
evening
.
'
.
.
.
r
H:..
i
i
v......
lie
VlSlieil
llie
.vriuy
un.i
Veterans'
rlol.
speaking
briefly.
PIERCE
CANAL
Licenses
Being
Issued
by
the
Department
of
Marine
and
Fisheries
for
That
Location
Pish
trap
licenses
ate
being
issued
this
year
by
the
Department
of
Fisheries
to
be
constructed
on
Pierce
Canal,
the
only
place
where
traps
will
be
allowed
in
this
district.
These
Vill
be
located
on
the
shorejj
of
Wales
and
Pierce
Islands,
:Piej-eliuua-i-iilp
lo
narrow
for
gill
netting
and
not
suitable
for
seining.
On
the
American
side
the
Alaskan
ing
interests
have
trap4
in
np-
.rnlintt
mill
liillierln
(!itliaiH;II.S
CANDIDATE
DISMISSED
have
not
been
allowed
to
eon-
struct
them.
Now
a
change
in
P"1''
l,as
taken
place,
and
traps
Court
Proceedings
In
Supreme
wl
be
operated
Ih.s
yeaf
at
tjiat
Says
Judge.
location
only.
the
Canadian
Fishing
Gbm-
nanv
already
lias
Hiree
floktiutr
VANCOUVEIl,
June
30.
The
.rf...s
Ppa,V
f0e
one'ration
and
it;
application
by
(Jeorsc
.
H'-'
Is
i.ossible
others
maybe
ready
son,
defeated
independent
can-
,.,,,.,,.,,..
SH,.
is
nv;.P.
Ti,u
1
didale
for
aorili
ancouver
con-
.,,..,..
,1!ls
pn.AVSt(.,i
ii.
...
t
ii...
riV,Mr",v
slltuency
last
june,
10
naxe
no-
canaclly
In
order
BLEW
THISTLE
can-
I
to
take,
j
election
of
J.
M.
liryan,
i.uierai.
.
,.
n..iiiinal
sm.r.tv
ex
voided
on
the
ground
that
llu'
peeled.
A
anseuiee
voie
nau
im-i-u
iuhuhh'i
with,
was
dismissed
by
Mr.
Jus-j
lice
Murphy
yesterday
tin
I
tie
ginjun.l
thai
the
proceedings
were
irregular
in
chambers.
VALUE
OF
FISH
WAS
GREATER
IN
MAY
1925
THAN
PREVIOUS
YEAR
OTTAWA,
June
30
The
value
DOWN
ONBYNG
Governor
Honored
by
Indiana
at
Hazelton
by
Dance
of
Welcome
and
Honor
The
Indians
or
Hazelton
8v!
(toveinor
Dyng-
a
novel
welcome.
Instead
or
using
the
modern
method
they
reverted!
for
the
time,
to
the
old
time
custom,
of
tlier
savage
days
and
put
on
the
danc
i
Ihat
is
given
only
when
soinh
unusually
greal
personage
conv.-i
among
them.
Ihe
feature
of
the.
dance
was
the
blowing,
of
thistle
down
on
the
prominent
visitor.
When
Lord
Hyng
"left
the
dance
he
was
covered
wlh
thistledown;
the
mark
o!
respect
and.
honor.
LORD
BYNQ
IN
SOUTH.
VANCOUVER,
June!
30
Lord
Hyng
and
the
vice-regal
party
arrived
In
Vancouver
.yesterday
from
Prince
Hupert
'
ami
left
shortly
afterwards
for;
Vancouv
er
Island.
t
NEW
TELEPHONE
'
DIRECTORY
A
new
telephone!'.
directory,
(s
about
to
be
Issued.
Applications
for.
moves,,
changes
or
new
Ifstlngs
Tor
this
Issueuiust;,
be
made
in
wrilintr
to
'IVte-,,
phone
DeparliiienUCily;
Hall,
not
later
tliaiivjuly
t.
:
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