ANOTHER
QUAKE
SANTA
BARBARA
Raolng
Man
Partly
SANTA
HAHHAIlA.
July
3.
The
city
was
locked
again
morning
by
a
heavy
ourtlniuake
which
lasted
six
seconds
and
shook
the
city
.rather
violently.
The
district
was
later
nicked
by
two
loss
violent
tremors..
The
mansion
of
C.
K.
0.
Hilliiiigs.
the
wealthy
racehorse
owner,
located
on
the
hill
east
of
tho
city
Is
reported
to
have
been
partly
demolished
in
the
first
iiuake
today.
Advertise
.n
the
Dally
News
now
being
realized
by
the
farm
She
ROWENA
CAME
VERY
CLOSE
!
local
firm
sold
them
alioul
00.-'
...
.
..
-n.-..
lOOO
wurjlMiiH
total
,mlomef
VICTORIA.
July
3.
Sir
Toni.itlifng'Hke'V
ndllfoii'fecl
of
lum-
Ted
Geary's
isealtle
yacht,
inaiiyjber
was
being
purchased
by
thej
times
North
-Pacific
champion,
contractors
from
the
local
mill.:
carried
off
the
championship
for,
making
u
nice
little
business.
j
the
whole
Pacific
coast
ycsieruay;
I
ugs
anil
nreugrs
iimii
coai.
at
the
International
regatta
b)
which
was
ptirchuseil
liere,
mean
winning
the
second
race
of
the
lug
still
more
business
for
the
series
of
three-over
a
.twelve
mile,
town.
'
course.
As
Sir
'J'om
won
Wednesday
she
is
winner-uf
the
Liptuii
Cup,
the
North
Pacific
trophy
and
in1
addition
for
the
Hrsl
lime
winning
the
Pacirie
Coast
Yachting
Association
cup,
emjilenuilie
of
the
coast
laurels.
!
The
Vancouver
entry,
Itowenu.i
was
just
A7
seconds
behind
Hir
Tom
in
xeslerday
s
race,
lakinrr
second
place.
ABDUCTION
CASE
TODAY
Hearing
Was
Adjournod
From
Yesterday
to
Qlvo
Crown
Counsel
Time.
VANCUl'VF.Il.
July
a
The
pre
liminary
hearing
or
a
charge
of
Illegal
detention
against
ten
persons
alleged
to
be
implicated
in
the
abduction
r
"
I'mui
Sing
was
adjourned
yeslerday
aflernuoii,
five
ininules
after
the
court
met,
u
order
to
permit
the
crown
lo
read
over
its
evidence
before
closing
the
cuse.
The
hearing
will
be
resumed
this
afternoon.
Raady
In
October
i
Acenvdiug
lo
Hie
terms
of
tbe;
contract,
Atr.
Dawson
said
the
elevator
was
to
be
cumpleled
by
October
la.
There
had
been
considerable:
criticism
or
the
building
of
an
elevator
here
and
opposition
to;
it.
Whether
this
was
Justifiedi
or
.not
remained
lo
be
seen
liuL
it
Was
up
lo
the
people
here
lo
show
them
that
the
opposition
lo
it
was
wroiwr.
'.Mr.
Dawson
said
there
was
3.-!
.111(1,(10(1
acres
of
land'
in
Central'
H.C.
suitable
for
grain
growing.
If
only
ihree
per
cent
of
this
was
cropped
it
would
mean
too,
Odd
acres
and
at
the
eunservullve.es-timile
of
25
bushels
lo
the
acre
there
would
be
2,50(l,U(l
bushels
from
Hrilish
Columbia
alone.
At
a
dollar
a
bushel
this
would
realize
two
.and
u
half
mil
1
ton
dol-luis
or
about
as
much
us
was
(lip
llll'OUgll
UlC
liuirior
nun
im
-
found
that
almost
every
larmer
oniinencing
next
year
would
-
igrow
from
ten
lo
Iwo
hundred
Mansion
of
Billings
tho
Wealthy
acres
or
wheat
as
a
result
or
the
elevator
being
built.
None
was
planted
Ibis
year
because
it
was
not
k;..nvu
whether
the
elevator
would
be
buill
and
cumpleled
on
this
time.
fi'i
i.Minl
.-if
miiii
linn.
ed
would
lake
2,500
cars
to
handle
or
fifty
trains
and
wotlhl
mean
the
employment
of
extra
workers
and
an
increase
.of
pay-
MOSCOW,
July
3.
The
Supreme
Cnuii
here
sen-lenced
to
death
Kar.
Kiiiderniaun.
Max
Ditmar
and
i'lieo
Vnlsrht.
three
(Seruiiiiis.
charged
with
plolliiig.
against
the
lives
of
Leon
Trotsky
und
other
Itolshevik
leaders.
SUSPENSION
OF
MINE
WORKERS
Suggested
Move
of
Will
Involvo
108,000
Work
DROWNED
AT
MISSION
WHEN
BATHING
FROM
MISSION.
July
3.
BE
DISCUSSED
Board
of
Trade
to
Take
up
Mat-tor
of
Operation
at
Meeting
Tonight
The
question
of
the
operation
of
the
elewilor
will
he
dicused
at
the
Hoard
,oT
Trade
meeting,
tonight.
Vice-president
Pilis-!
bury
wlin
is
in
charge
of
Hoard
of
Trade
matters
in
the
absence
of
O.
W.
iNiekerson,
stales
thai
(his
is
a
very
iinpniinut
mutter
and
nr
I
ion
shnuld
he
taken
on
it
imim-ihulciy.
I
lie
railway
company
and
the
Dominion
loern-nienl
cannot
he
expected
to
secure
business
for
the
elevator
us
they
are
not
in
the
grain
business.
The
mutter
will
be
open
for
discussion
by
members,
nil
of
whom
are
being
especially
invited
to
attend.
!
Another
mutter
lo
come
before
the
meeting
will
he
that
of
so-curing
the
marketing
of
lands
adjacent
to
the
city
for
suburban
settlement.
THREE
TO
DIE
FOR
PLOT
IN
RUSSIA
AGAINST
LEADERS
SCIIANTON.
Pu
July
3
Likelihood
of
suspension
which
would
lnvole
toH.ono
anthracite
workers
was
admitted
here
lo-
day
following
the
announcement.
of
demands
ers
EXPECTED
SOON
ers
from
other
sources.
This
mule'ly
Tif
per
cent
decided
upon
would
mean
a
lot.
At
the
present)
by
the
tri-dislricl
scale
conven-lime
the
pole
ami
lie
business,
Urni
here
yesterday,
which
will
was
about
all
that
brought
money.
ho
served
upon
the
owners.
Inlo
the
valleys.
That
was
n
big
business
worth
about
two
and
a
half
million
dollars
a
year
lo
that
part
or
the
country
and
indirectly
was
very
-valualilo
lo
Prince
Hupeii.
Farmers
Grow
Wheat
The
speaker
said
that
he
had
just
returned
from
a
three
weeks
m
I
.
.
.
I
.
.
bathing
with
five
other
girls
encaged
in
berry
picking,
.Miss
Ktliel
llulko,
IH
years
oT
age.
Kamloops,
was
drowned
last
night.
The
girls
were
on
a
raft
in
Silver
Creek
when
it
capsized
and
oiily
five
or
the
six
were
saved.
KILLED
AT
CROSSING
Jj
'':
name
of
the
'CI
real
Northern
is
mentioned
in
connection
with
certain
brandies
in
the
fur
West
urn!
the
New
York
Central
in
conned
ion
with
sections
in
the
Maritime.
While
there
would
undoubtedly
be
u
strong
agitation
against
disposing
of
the
'people's
properly"
there
is
a
growing
feeling
Ilia'
some
such
course
us
the
splitting
up
of
the
system
and
the
absorption
of
various
parts
by
other
rumvuys,
offers
a
solution
of
Hie
National
Hallway
!nrobleni.
Unless
.something
'drastic-,
is
done,
it
is
.argued.
Operators
,1,
(,rL
,
Miall
,,riM,.Cs
0f
re
lief
from
the
present
deficits.
From
the
investment
stand
point
any
plan
to
split
up
the
National
system
would
be
of
vital
interest
lo
,lhe
holders
of
various
guaranteed
bonds
on
which
the
government
has
been
paying
interest,
but
in
regard
In
lor
increases
in
.
.
.
.,
.
..,.!,.
...
i..
ii..
wages
amounting
lo.
"l'lroxi-1imv
'vvni
()f
Ml,
tm
nertv
lo
orivule
owners,
l
or
m-
lance
there
are
the
O.T.P.
t's
or
IU55
not
guaranteed
as
tu
interest
only
which
Interest
bus
been
paid
and
which
have
been
gen
erally
classed
with
government
issues.
Then
there
are
the
CN.
It.
3
Vi
s
of
lit
guurauleed
as
lo
.
.
....i
...i.:..
i.
i......
i.
.,,.
KAH
DlLYtK
IKttK
selling
ul
u
lower
price
than
the
-
3's
of
guarunleed
as
lo
both
While
--
--
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
f
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
mdtJ
Ambulance
floe.
for
hre.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Inwwhiini
at
AnvtlmA.
parties.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ava
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rutis,
apply
In
Iloalou
and
6th
8L
''a,,
Grill.
Third
Ave,
"""J
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
J
I.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
467.
VOL
XV.,
NO.
151.
lMUNUi:
HI
PUHT,
H.4,
FH
I
DAY,
JULY
3,
11)2:..
YttUrday'i
Circulation
1608
StrMt
Sll,
472.
PRICE
FIVK
OEM'S.
FOUR
STEAMERS
TO
MAKE
THIS
HOME
PORT
EAST
DISCUSSES
POSSIBLE
SALE
OF
CANADIAN
NATIONAL
TO
U.S.
RAILWAYS
Four
Freight
Vessels
to
Ply
from
Rupert
as
Soon
as
Elevator
is
Up
F.
G.
Dawson
tells
of
some
of
the
benefits
to
accrue
from
having
elevator
at
port
lu
telling
Hie
members
of
Hie
Holury
Club
ul
their
luncheon
yesterday
muiio
ul
the
benelils
lie
thought
might
accrue
to
this
pbrt
from
the
building
of
the
-grain
elevulor,
F.
0.
Dawsou
mentioned
incidentally
Unit
the
Canadian
(ioveriimeul
Merchant
Murine
hud
promised
us
soon
us
the
elevator
wu
in
operation
lo
inaugurate
a
four-ship
service
between
Prince
Hupert
und
the
Orient
making
this
their
headquarters.
Karh
of
these
ships
would
carry
about
Mlu.UdO
bushels
of
grain
when
loaded
in
addition
lo
a
deck
load
of
lumber.
;
-
-
-
--
In
opening
hi
address
Mr.
rpB
11TA1T
Dawson
said
the
money
fur
the
Wn
flirt
I
IBM
WlllM
clewilor
bad
been
voted
und
was
Jill
1V1T1
HUH
ibeiuz
si.ent
and
one
third
of
the
n
I
np
THAniII7
umoiiiit
roughly
speaking
would)
liAl
V
I
KUrn
Y
w,,e
nn,,
uj
IinVLl
111
VI
111
IUI.H11,
,,,,
Humetliiiig
like
4U0.-
-
i
(Mill
was
being
vulil
"Ul
hi
thalj
Fastest
Yacht
on
Pacific
Coast
Is
,'wuy
here
during
a
few
months.
T-J
n.
C.ntll
'Vonlil
!
Ill
mlllil
illll
111
lll.il
illlVHIll.IlM'
.'
-
Moral
firms
sold
tlieiu
goods.
One.
.
ELEVATOR
WILL
i
King
George,
the
Imke
of
(Jounaugiil.
rormer
governor-general
uT
Canada,
Marshal
Foch,
the
Duke
or
York,
and
"Viscount
Larelles
jiarlicjpaie
in
the
trooping
or
colors
on
His
Majesty's
lmihday
Sale
of
Canadian
National
is
Said
by
Financial
Journal
to
be
Under
Consideration
Kow
llie
possilulity
or
selling
the
Canadian
.National
Itailwuv
to
an
American
Huilroad
Company
is
being
discussed
in
the
Gasl
,
In
a
front
page
urticlc
under
a
Montreal
date,
lif
ic
the
Financial
Post
ol
loronto
has
the
following:
j
"It
is
reporteu
in
transportation
Circle
'fliaT1"orrcrs
have
been
made
und
lire
being
considered
ror
the
purchase
for
certain
or
the
Canadian
iNational
Lines
by
American
railroads.
These
offers,
it
is
understood,
not
only
apply
to
brauce
lines
in
the
;
United
Stales
which
have
been
returning
a
profit
on
operations.
jiiul
other
lines
winch
have
been
1
showing
deficits
as
well.
The
interest
and
principal.
Also
there
are
the
various
v
issues
3uu"anleed
by
the
provinces,
interest
on
which
has
no
fur
been
paid
by
the
Dominion.
HANGED
SELF
IN
THE
JAIL
Malcolm
McLcod
of
Vancouver
Took
Own
Life
When
Awalt-,
Ing
Trial
YANCOUYF.lt,
July
3
Malcolm
MeLeod,
'
arrested
Thursday
charged
,
with
breaking
and
cu
lering,
Committed
suicide
Bids
SUZANNE
jj
Furious
Fifteen
Round
Boxing
Strong
Man
Stunts
by
Robber
Before
Capture
Threw
around
600
pound
safe,
dived
through
plate
glass
window,
evaded
police
and
now
is
dying
LATTEHSOX,
M.J.,
July
An
unidentified
'strong
man,
who
bus
u
vocabulary
ol
only
two
words,
is
in
a
critical
condition
in
the
hospital
here
following
an
ultempted
robbery
in
a
hardware
store
during
which
lie
tossed'
around
a
000
pound
safe,
ripped
the
door
off,
seized
$700,
pushed
aside
seven
policemen
und
the
store
proprietor
who
called
for
help,
di've'd
through
n
plate
glass
window,
knocked
down
on
the
sheet
two
men
who
ullenipled
lo
slop
him,
and
was
filially
captiired
by
a
flying
football
tackle.
'
...
..
...
t'Oinewhere
in
the
course
of
1
.-
these
acliities
the
man
received
severe
head
injuries
which
the
doctors
say
will
prove
fatal.
He
remains
'Unidentified
because
he
could
only
say
"all
right"
to
every
ipiesliuu.
Otherwise
he
appeared
dumb
and
unable
to
write.
"
!
.
..
..I.!,.
...I......MI,
.l
i.i,llr.ii
l.i.i.ililllfiiwi.pei
1
...
'
3
r
Vi
lUoday
decided
to
resist
the
mine
113
IIUHH.Iih
111
llici:!
i
Willi
.ill.
I
chains
holding
the
bunk
wall.
WON
CHAMPIONSHIP
WIMill.F.DON,
July
3.
Su-
girl
champion.
Joan
Fry,
7-
(-0.
in
the
finals
lor
the
I'.nglund
chatupiousliip.
Bout
Fought
Last
Night
at
New
York
between
Greb
and
Walker
I
3.
Miners",
LONDON.
July
-
-
delegates
from
all
coal
fields
of
J!
the
country
at
a
private
cnfer-f
Hie
Miners'
Federation
..
..
i
r....
I....
....
..
........
propositi
i"i
luiin
to
the
OVER
ENGLISH
GIRL
mill
an
exteusion
u
me
wonum
day
from
seven
to
eight
hours.
the
welterweight,
champion,
j
iL.
&
L.
BYNG
IN
VANCOUVER
Governor
to
Romaln
Until
Middle
of
Next
Week
and
Lady
Byng
Returns
to
Island
zunne
Lenglen
or
1-ranee
won
her
VANCOl'YF.It.
July
3.
Haron
(sixth
women's
tennis
cliutiipion-
Hy.,
and
the
vice-regul
party
ar-sliip
today
defeating
the
Hnglishj
,.iVed
froni
Vancouver
Ibis
inorninir
from
Victoria.
The
all-!i:,,vernor
(Jeneral
will
remain
in
Vancouver
until
next
Wednesday
or
Thursday
while
Lady
Hyng
will
return
to
Vancouver
Island
Tuesday
tor
a
longer
slay
on
toe
coast.
STOCK
MARKET
Granby...
NBNV
YOHK,
July
a.
Hurry
Creb
or
Pittsburg-,
world,
Hajselloii..v
middleweight
champion,
successfully
.defended
his
title
in
a
surf
Inlet,
furious
fifteen
round
nrulch
lust
night,
when
he
gained
the
imnwell
..
Four
or
Five
Loso
Llvos
Rosult
judge's
decision
over
Mickey
Walker
of
Klizubeth,
New
Jersey,
premier
-
of
Collision
Near
Spokane
Today
8P0KANF,.
July
3.
Four
poo-
n'ple
'pie
ale
are
dead
dead
and
and
another
another
is
is
re-
re-
The
buttle
was
one
of
the
fiercest
and
most
thrilling
fights
Duly-Alnskn..
since
Dempsey
fought
Firpo
in
the
same
park
two
years,
ago.;
p..
C.
Silver
Orel,
was
the
aggressor
most
of
the
way,
but
he
found
uu
am-jlluitellon
Mr
Dawson
minted
from
bilious
slugger
in
Walker
who,
badly
battered,
fought
gamely,
Silvercrest
CIMt.
.advertisement
lo
show
porle(l
dying
as
a
result
or
a
col-
to
the
end.
There
were
no
knock-tlial.
the
grain
output
of
Vaneou-i
llsioii
belween
uu
automobile
and
downs.
tan
hull
I
lirmlIHl
fl'lUll
501.000.
mi
electric
train
at
a
crossing
20
Prior
lo
the
bout.
Hurry
Wills,
bushels
in
M120
lo
51.(110,000
miles
southeast
of
Spokane
this
the
Nwo
heavyweight
conttnued
on
page
two'
'morning.
knock-
ed
out
Charlie
Weinert
In
the
of
tii.
onp'
fiiit.
leriuinus
second
round
or
a
scheduled
flf-;llayiev
.
teen
round
fight.
Weinert
was,
Indian
...
no
match
for
Wills
al
any
stage
Rufus
Hid
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01
Mi
15
.30
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.to
1
0.00
Asked
17.00
.02
Vi
.07
-1.50
2;30
.32
.20
1.50
TO
REORGANIZE
REINDEER
FOR
HUDSON'S
BAY
CO
jW
T.
Lopp
or
Alaska
to
Give
AERIAL
DERBY
Year
to
Work
In
Eaff
Inland
STARTED
TODAY
"
'.r
Canadian
.Concern
rv
1
AROUND
BRITAIN
'
KF.ATTLi;,
July
3
W.
T.
Lopp,
CHOYDON.
July
3.
An
aerial
derby
around
(ireat
Hrilain
started
this
morning
with
fourteen
entrants
but
a
iieuvy
fog
forced
six
of
the
machines
to
laud
soon
after
taking
off.
The
distance
the
fliers
have
lo
cover
Is
1,058
miles
and
Ihc
race
will
occupy
two
days.
MINERS
TO
RESIST
until
recently
chief
of
the
Alaska
division
of
the
Bureau
of
Edu-
cation,
has
been
engaged
by
the
Hudson's
Hay
Company
to
reor-
guiiize
its
reindeer
industry
in
1
Hartiiilund,
Canada.
He
will
spend
u
year
in
this
service.
Lopp
left
on
Wednesduy
night
for
h's
mission
in
the
isolated
Arctic
to
inspect
the
progress
ot
t
the
herd
or
700
reindeer
which
i
were
sent
to
Haffinlaild
rour
years
uo
by
Slefunsson,
the
es-
t
ploier.
He
will
Invesligiile
thejj
possibilities
,ot
establishing
thei
deer
industry
on
u
firm
ljusis
in
t
DECREASE
OF
WAGES
".e
far
northern
rronticr.
Mooting
or
Delegates
Held
Today!
MI
TPII
II
III
IDIJT
Objects
to
Proposed
Action
lllU
vll
llllLlllU
1
or
Employers
.18
.50
.00
j
.07
.20
WAS
MARKETED
Big
Month
Shown
by
Sales
Made
at
Local
Fish
Exchange.
The
total
halibut
catch
for
tho
month
of
June
amounted
to
3,202,400
pounds
which
is
con
siderably
more
Ihap
Tor
May,
when
(he
local
sales
amounted
to
2.031,100,
April
gave
3,308,800
pounds.
Last
year
ror
the
month
of
June
the
catch
was
3,092,300
pounds
and
for
the
same
month
in
the
previous
yiar,
2,807,00
pounds.
BERESFORD
WINNER
DIAMOND
SCULLING
HENLKY.
Kugland,
July
3.
Jack
Heresford
Jr.,
of
Loudon,
the
present
title
holder,
eliminated
Walter
Hoover
or
Philadelphia
from
the
diamond
skull?
competition,
winning
by
three
lengths.
CHAPLAIN
DEAD
NCW
WCSi'MlNsrF.lt.
July
3.
llov.
William
hubertson.
chaplain
at
the
peiiilenliary,
dropped
deai
at
his
residence;!
here
this
morning.
.
Dougtas'
Stork
isieaving
on
the
Princess
Chaiiotlij'i
next
Wed
nesilay
fur
he
south
where
lie
will
attend
the
sessions
of
(he
Gyro
International-
conventionTo
be
held
in
Vancouver
the
middle
.
1
!
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tnonili,