25
TAXI
VOL.
XV.,
NO.
1
03,
and
Ambulanr
Service
,
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
-'s
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
tEI,...
1
,,
I
i
-..,
..ii
mously
jiasted.
These
motions
recommended
fair
Height
rules
fnr
all
tiiii-Ih
iif
(lie
llmiiminii
y
..
.
-
.
."
expressed
uie
opinion
Mini
it
was
the
duty
of
the
Dominion
ami
provincial
governments
lo
secure
an
adequate
tail
outlet
from
tire
Peace
Hiver
lo
the
Pacific,
ap-
roved
the
immediale
eomple-
I
Ion
or
the
UUtlsun
nay
railway,
favored
the
building
of
an
all
Canadian
highway
from
Winni
peg
via
Mukatoon
anu
r.umouion
and
supported
the
principle
oT
filler-provincial
co-operation
In
wards
securing
the
use
of
Can
adian
transportation
luciiiues,
ports
and
jjoous
in
preierenre
in
those
of
u
compel
nig
mil
ion.
T
1-1
T11I71IA11
hi
.
.
ii
in
nU
ELLU1U11
FOR
WHILE
YET
Premier
King
Made
Statement
Last
Night
Aftor
Cabinet
Meeting
OTTAWA,
July
10.-
Premier
King
said
last
night
Ihat
there
would
bo
no.
decision
regarding
an
election
for
some
lime
in
come,
lie
made
Ihls
slaiemeni
nl
I
he
mnr
nslnn
of
a
can
lie!
meeting.
When
asked
regard
in
an
election
decision,
the
premier
laughed,
lie
said:
"You
may
be
quiie
sure
in
inn-
mum.
jhi
won't
be
any
decision
in
reguM
in
an
i'
cc
oi
lor
a
koou
nine
in
cmue.
FINAL
STAGE
BISLEYSHOOT
Elovon
and
Possibly
Twolvc
Canadians
Will
bo
Entered
DISLEV,
July
10.
-Eleven
and
r..,,.int.u
Ui.'iitt-f.
tn
ii
mil
ii
n
a
julll
enter
Uie
second
stage
for
Ihe
King's
1'rir.e
at
.rifle
shooling
liere.
'Sergealit
lleauinont
of
Ihe
right
lo
enter.
Last
year
ftixic.cn
uimnllaiis
eniereii
uie
fill
111
.III
(TP
If
'
ANCHOHAGE,
July
16.
He-newal
of
the
pelagic
sealing
treaty
with
Canada
when
it
expires
in
39:10,
will
be
urged
in
congress
by
Senator
C.
C
Dill
of
Washington,
he
declared
here
yesterday
following
an
inspection
Irip
lo
the
seal
rockeries
iu
Ihe
PribilolT'
Islands.
Dill
was
impressed
by
Ihe
number
and
condition
of
Hie
herds.
lie
also
declared
himself
in
favor
of,
legislation
encouraging
Alaska
coal
operators
and
preventing
Ihe
government
from
buying
llrilish
Columbia
coal
for
tise
iu
Alaska.
Feeder
lines
should
be
built
from
the
present
Alaska
railroud
to
milling
regions,
he
said.
MAN
IS
KILLED
IN
GRANBY
COAL
MINE
Joseph
Lavln,
Shift
Boss,
Succumbs
to
Injuries
Rocelved
on
Tuesday
NANAIMO,
July
10
.
Joseph
l.aviu,
ated
45,
shift
boss
iu
Hie
Orauh
coal
mine
al
Cassidy,
died
yesterday
as
a
result
of
in
juries
sustained
iu
the
main
slope
of
Ihe
mine
when
he
was
rauglil
by
trip
cars
Tuesday
mnrniiM.
STOCK
MARKET
Hid
Asked
H.C.
Silver
1.00
1.35
lla.elloti
.02
H-
iSilvercrcsl
.17
Surf
Inlet
05
.05
U
Dunwell
3.50
1.00
I'lrinier
2.20j
2.SH
Howe
Sound
17.50
Selklrks
Daly
Alaska
O
run
by
Terinlnus
...
I..
&
I
(lladsloue
Hufus
Hnyvlew
IncbHn
.03
.25
13.00
.11
.20
V&
24Vj
.05
.06
.03
.20
.30
.20
.20
.00
Mi
.07
by
any
Provincial
assay
er
here,
and
25
per
Cent
of
the
ore
values
is
iianl
immediately
upon
his
report
being
received.
Then
on
shipment
from
Vancouver
a
further
payment
of
DO
per
cent
will
be
made.
The
rsJahllsliinMit&fW'uiiore
purchasing
geinjy
hero'"
is
of
the
utmost
importance
.
to
j
the
camp
a
it
will
allow'
the
producer
of
ore
in
small
lots
lo
I
shin
on
the
same
basis
as
the
TREATY
IS
ADVOCATED
lre
'.,
United
States
Senator
would
Ban
British
Columbia
Coal
from
Alaska
STRIKERS
AND
POLICE
CLASH
Sixteen
Men
Wore
Injured
Today
at
Mine
Near
Cardiff,
Wales
CAIUUFF,
Wales,
July
10.
-
(s"ixleen
men
were
injured
today
in
a
collision
between
strikers
and
polire
at
Hock
Colliery
in
rfJIeaiiinralh.
Five
thousand.
strikers'
surrounded
the
juts
where
seven
hundred
miners
re
mained
at
work.
One
humlreii
police
were
called
lo
disperse
I
hem
and
Ihe
clash
followed.
Af
ter
llie
trouble,
the
remaining
iniiiers
uit
and
Ihe
mine
closed.
FAILS
AGAIN
TO
SWIM
CHANNEL
Mist
Lillian
Harrison
Forced
to
Give
up'WIthln
Five
Miles
of
Dover
DCAEH,
July
16.
When
with
in
the
miles
of
Dover,
Miss
Lillian
Harrison,
Ihe
youthful
Argentine
swimmer,
was
forced
lo
abandon
her
third
al
tempi
to
swiiii
across
Ihe
English
Chan
nel,
'
Miss
Harrison
fried
twice
lasl
yrar
lo
swim
Ihe
channel
but
she
was
unsuccessful.
This
lime
she
started
from
Capo
llris-nei,
France.
HEAVYWEIGHT
BATTLE
1926
Tex
Rlckard
Announces
that
Jack
Dompaoy
and
Harry
Wills
Will
Meet
NEW
YOHK,
July
10.
Tex
Hirkurd
uunouueed
today
llial
Jack
Dempsey
had
been
(signed
to
meet
Hurry
Wills,
the
negro,
for
the
world's
heuvywoighl
championship.
He
said,
however,
lliul
il
was
unlikely
Ilia'
Ihe
fight
would
take
place
before
Sieplcuiber.
10S6.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
HL'l'EIlT,
RC-,
TUl
RSDAY,
Jt'LY
10,
1023.
In
less
Mtaii
seven,
hours
Victor
LaForce,
CN
R.
rur
hecker.
constructed
a
working
radio
sH
in
a
bot'le.
lie
used
only
a
pair
of
pliers,
i
rew
driver
and
a
few
pieces
of
wire,
aim
made
all
the
pieces
except
Ihe
.?
binding
posts.
V.(ttrdi'i
Circulation
160T
ResidentsLof
Fort
Simpson,
.
1
.
Northwest
Territory,
Just
EIGHT
MORE
HULLS
Received
Their
Xmas
Mail
FOHT
SIMPSON,
N.W.T.,
July
10.
Residents
of
this
fur
north
iost
recently
had
a
second
"Christinas
celebration"
when
the
first
mail
boat
of
the
season,
the
"Pioneer,"
arrived
bearing
forty-two
socks
from
the
outside.
It
was
the
first
mail
siipie
last
fall,
and
consisted
chiefly
of
Christmas,,
presents,
and
the
first
newspapers
of
the.
season.
Though
six
mouths
lale,
the
receipt
of
the
Christmas
mail
was
a
gala
event
for
the
while
settlers
of
the
jost.
,
-
The
"white
folks"
of
the,
settlement
were
not
the
nnly'tuie
REDUCTION
OF
TARIFF
ASKED
FOR
Petersburg
Chamber
of
Commerce
Afraid
Rupert
Will
be
Closed
PETERSBURG,
Alaska,
July
16.
The
Petersburg
Chamber
of
Commerce
last
night
adopted
a
resolution
directed
to
the
United
States
tariff
commission
asking
that
the
duty
on
Canadian
halibut
entering
the
United
States
be
reduced
to
one
cent,
equalling
the
Canadian
duty.
The
change
of
tariff
would
prevent
the
closing
of
the
port
of
Prince
Rupert
against
American
fisherman
by
an
order-ln-oouncil
it
was
explained.
FOR
LOG
CARRYING
Experiment
With
Blngamor.
Leads
to
Extonslon
of
This
method
of
Transport
The
hull
JJisrayuu,
first
or
a
Heel
or
eight
old
sailing
ships
bought
iu
Sealtln
by
the
'British
American
Transport
Co.
for
log
carrying
on
Ibis
coasl,
has
ar
rived
in
Vancouver
and
is
now
at
a
repair
yard.
II
is
the
Intention'
untie
own
ers
In
fit
these
ejht
hulls
for
carrying
only
at
the
present
lime,
usiii;ir
Ihe
barge
Bingumon
with
its
derrick
for
loading
at
northern
pnints
und
discharging
ul
Vancouver
by
crane.
'!n
benefit
by
the
arrival
of
the
Pioiieer.
Treaty
-money,
in
charge
of
W.
Harris,
Indian
agent,
was
brought
in
a
Irunk-ful
oT
111-1(11(1
new
one
dollar
bills.
Mr.
Harris,
accompanied
by
a
Hoyal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
officer,
will
visit
all
Indian
re
senati'ju.s
between
here
alid
AU-
lavik.
Each
Indian,
man,
woman
or
child,
receives
five
dollars
yearly
In
treaty,
money.
Traders
from
their
far
north
ern
trap
lines
Have
been
lecenl
visitors
here,
disposing
of
their
wiuter'scalch.
1'ele
McKcown,
Hie
last
while
trapper
to
reach
Hie
post,
runs
a
line
80
miles
north
of
Fort
Simpson
and
brought
ju
the
(iesj
catch
of
pells
received
during
Ihe
season.
Many
Indian
trajipers
have
Hsposeil
of
Iheir
furs,
and,
as
In
'Ye
Oble"
days,
do
their
trading
with
the
llmNon's
Hay
Company
ric
ior.
However,
once
-in
a
while
they
hold
out
the
vdd
skin
to
"swap
off
al
some
other
establishment
where
something
has'
'aken
their
fancy.
SCOPES
CASE
CONTINUING
Argument
About
Scientific
Testimony
Taklnn
up
all
the
Time
Today
DAYTON,
Tennessee,
July
10.
Argument
on
Ihe
question
of
whether
or
not
scientific
testimony
should
be
udniltled
In
the
t
rial
of
John
Scopes
occupied
all
Hie
morning
session
in
the"
case
of
I
lie
young
school
teacher
who
Is
charged
with
teaching
evolu
tion
theories
contrary
Jo
l!ie
'J'ennesse
stale
laws.
The
matter
was
still
being
argued
nl
Ihe
af
tiv"firi
adjournment.
6trt
SalM
El
6
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dlnmg
Hall,
willr
newly
laid
dancing
f'.oor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wed-ding
parties,
For
rates,
'apply
tn
Boston
drill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
PRICE
FIVR
RENTS.
EXCESSIVE
HEAT
IS
INJURING
WHEAT
CROP
SPIRIT
OF
CO-OPERATION
BETWEEN
PRAIRIES
AND
COAST
TO
BE
DEVELOPED
i
Grain
Prospects
not
so
Good
in
West
Prairies;
Manitoba
Outlook
Fine
Hail
does
much
damage
in
Saskatchewan
14
bushels
an
acre
in
Alberta
WINNIPEG,
July
10.
Early
season
nrofixjcls
for
a
record
kvlieat
yield
in
Western
Canada
have
malerially
changed
us
a
result
of
the
excessive
heat
and
piulonged
drought
in
Alberto
hi
i
id
the
damage
by
hail
in
Saskatchewan.
In
Manitoba
alone
is
the
outlook
comparatively
favorable
Kind,
with
beneficial
rains,
u
lm
111
tr
cioji
is
expected.
It
is
predicted
that
Alberta
will
not
harvest
more
thaii
fourteen
bushels
In
the
acre.
-r
-
rv
CONFERENCE
RESOLUTIONS?
an
po
riant
Recommendations
Un
animously
Made
Yesterday
at
Edmonton
Conference
EDMONTON,
July
flfi.
-Con
JderaUou
of
ic;?oluliousuliinii,-t
ru
to
lliu
western
foufcrence
by
snenal
rninmillcp
fenlm-eil
I
lie!
CANADA
Rfiriorning
session
yesterday.
He-,
"
WON
BISLEY
CUP
fined
as
par.
of
an
assert
ment
;
RENEWAL
OF
SEALING
uu
u
imii
ui
iiiiin
mr
i
ne
wrsi
D1SLEY,
July
I
C
Canada
won
Hie
MacKinnon
Challenge
Cup
open
lo
teams
of
twelve
members
al
1)00
and
lOOUO
yard
ranges
today
wild
a
score
of
1
.08
1
oul
of
a
possible
oLJi-01.
s
INDIAN
ORE
TO
SWANSEA
Fifty
Tons
Delivered
at
Wharf
and
Is
Ready
for
Shipment
STEW
A
Iff,
July
10.
The
Indian
.Mines
Corporation
Lid.
report
lliul
the
jirese.nl,
shipineul
of
ore
is
-being
taken
over
by
ore
buyers
for
Ihe
Swansea
smeller",
and
Dial
they
are
negotiating
for
further
sliiiuiienls
in
life
near
future.
,
.
The
shipment
coiisists.of
aboul
00
Inns
and
is
all
..
delivered-
al
the
wharf.
The
nurchuse
was
made
by
Capl.
tnTud'hiaiiaging
engineer
of
I
be
Victoria
mine,
for
Herbert
'Carniieliael
t
Victoria,
who
is
agent
tor
u
group
of
smellers
in
Swansea,
with
which
in
associated
a
number
of
Belgian
and
French
smeller,
lie
has
the,
option
of
sending
ore
to
any
one
of
them.
The
purchases
are
firs!
sampled
and
analyzed
Good
Work
Started
at
Edmonton
Convention
is
to
be
Carried
on
EDMONTON,
July
10.
The
spirit
of
co-operation
between
Ihe
prairie
provinces
and
the
Pacific
coast
which
has
developed
at
the
conference
of
western
mayors
and
other
civic
officials
here
diiring
lhe
jiast
three
days
is
lo
be
carried
inlo
a
permanent
organization
as
a
result
of
a
decision
rnude
yesterday
afternoon.
An
executive
committee
of
six
members
including
Mayor
Taylor
and
Kx-.layor
Harry
Hale
of
Vancouver
was
named
with
power
lo
add
lo
its-numbers
and
was
instructed
to
continue
the
work
begun
this
week
and
to
arrange
fur
further
conventions
al
fu-
lure
dales.
rr
-
-------
After
a
lengthy
discussion,
it
i
rrp
II
1
in
nnn
was
decided
thai
the
government
W
11
IV
I
HAII-t
rHK
be
asked
lo
abolish
the
permit
system
for
the
shipment
oT
grain
west'.
FISHERMEN
ASSESSED
FINES
AT
ESSINGTON
Seven
Convictions
Obtained
Result
of
Activities
of
Planes
Yesterday,
at
Port
Essimglon
Mini
a.
ui
&iu
j.
iii
NEXT
GOVERNOR
TAGGED
FISH
CAUGHT
!0.t
tMZt
BY
AMERICAN
VESSEL
This
Suggestion
Made
at
'
j
Vancouver
It
Is
not
the
First,
However,
as
Despatch
From
Seattle
To
days
Says
HON.
CHARLES
STEWART
LEAVES.
FOR
EAST
VANCOUVER,,
J
uly
1
0.
Field
An
erroneous
-despatch
receiv-
Marshal
Eail
Haig
completed
his
ed
today
from
Seattle
-iays
thai
visit
to
the
Pacific
Coast
last
llif"ftrst
halibut-tagged
y
ltevh:lit1'mj
';ItyWwfldnrgMiverV
International
Fisheries
Commit-
(he
Canadian
National
Hallway
sion.
inVoiinectloh
willih'e
'sludy6n
his
return
EiTst.
Yesterday
he
of
the
lialiils
or
Hsli,
has
been
visited
the
Shaufrhnessy
Military
rauglil
by
fishermen
of
a
Seattle
Hospital,
opened
the
Hed
Cros
schoou'er
southwest
of
the
Oueenjwoikshop,
was
a
guest
of
honor
''hurlolle
'Islands.
ut
a
Canadian
Club
und
Military
Nearly
a
mouth
ago.
the
Dailyjlnstilule
luncheon,
visited
South
News
reported
that
the
Canadian
Vancouver,
Ilurnaby,
New
West-schooner
Scrub
bail
caught
one
minster
and
Point
Ore.y
and
was
of
these
taigged
fish
in
Hecate
Straits.
Since
that
lime,
a
number
more
lagged
fish
had
been
brought
in
by
local
fishing
last
night
tendered
acivic
banquet
at
which
2,000
representa-
:
live
citizens
of
(ireater-
Yancou-
i
ver
attended.
V
Z
Al
the
civic
banquet
the
hope
s
was
expressed
that
Eurl
llaig
J
might
lie
the
next
(iovernor
Den-
-eral
of
Canada.
This
suggestion
5
IS
VISITING
JASPER
f"T
aid.s
aroused
great
enthusiasm.
Minister
of
Interior
Taking
Rest
and
Looking
Into
Highway
Situation
JASI'EIl
PAItK,
July
10.
Hon.
Charles
Slewart,
minister
of
the
interior,
lias
been
a
guest
here
this
week.
He
staled
that
his
purpose
in
coining
to
Jasper
was
to
rest
after
Ihe
session
ami
lo
investigate
Ihe
possibili
ties
d(
the
completion
of
the
Jasper
highway
from
Jasper
lo
Entrance,
the
eastern
boundary
of
Ihe
park.
This
would
complete
the
highway
to
Edmonton.
TURNBULL
GETS
NEW
POSTION
Former
Prince
Rupert
Man
la
,
Appointed
Assistant
Deputy
'
Minister
of
Lands
VtCTOHIA,
July
1(5.
William
Turjibull,
formerly
of
Prince
Huperl,
has
been
apiMiinled
assistant
deputy
minister
of
lands.
.Mr.
Turnbull
has
been
with
the
department
for
several
years
and
more
recently
has
been
tiniber
commissioner.
His
experience
makes
him
well
qualified
for
the
Inew
post.
The
deputy
minister
a8,is
Oeorge
II.
Naden,
also
for
merly
of
Prinze
Hupert.
At
one
lime
Mr.
Turnbull
was
.manager
of
the
Prince
Hupert
Daily
News.
before
Dr.
fisher-;
Sugar,
seven
mifAntFTAtT
1
llTV
men
were
found
guilty
or
minoi'i
I
HIIkIV
AIM
11
violations
oT
the
rishimr
resula-l
1
111llM
1
lll
ill
11
lions
and
Tines
ranging
from
lrtj
In
$25,
were
imposed
by
the
magistrate.
All
(he
informations
were
secured
by
sea
danes
oji-1
nrnliiiir
In
Hit
fiiliuiu
n
p
it
n
Mrtu
'
HENRY
FORD
WANTS
AMERICAN.SHIPS
Offers
Nearly
Two
Million
Two
Hundred
Vessels
to
Scrapped
be
HIS
POSITION
Minister
of
Railways
Denies
that
C.N.R.
Head
Is
Yet
,U-cn-
gaged
OTTAWA,
July
lO.VThcrc
h
jnolhing
to
the
report
that
the
(government's
cotitruct
with
Henry
Thornlou
htii
been,
re-
newed
for
a
terln
of
five
years
from
October
next
at
an
annual
salary
of
tf?5,()00i
and
yearly
ex-
WASHINGTON.
July
10.
penses
of
HS25.000,"
staled
Hon.
Henry
Ford
today
offered
l,-(leorge
P.
(iralialn,
pilnisler
of
700.000
for
Iwo
hundred
shipping,
railways,
last
night.
The
inin-board
vessels
that
had
been
set
isler
said
the
quest
lun
had
not
Hidn
for
srrapping.
v-'
bee-
t-Mef.