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and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
v
NO,
I7H,
CANADA'S
GIRLS
SHOWED
UP
WELL
Aug
;i.
The
leairt
4'
k
1
'
I
"
which
rom
-
iintxrd
llritlu
on
Jal
i
h'
Wntnef)
Interna-
i
o.rel
faitevl
In
finish
.
v
.f
itir
event
hut'
a4
mi
eieellefft
idinWIftV
i
-irong
competition
l
'
k!iIi
and
Sieeho-Sh-iMinrnU.
eser)ially
the
II.
i
nm
won
with
50
'ho
Slovakia
wa
scc-
"
ami
Canada
J
BODY
OF
INDIAN
Preiumcd
to
be
That
of
Winnie
Drown
of
Hatelton
1
fi-tiernien
found
Mi
'
.i-
Indinii
girl
in
lln
H
i
vr.tinlay
afternoon
'in-
II.
A.
rnnnery
nt
Port
ii
r.idiiiK
to
trd
re-
""n
U
In
Hospital
l.mw,
"
'
--
Mtin
liar
.
pinre
Is
dead
and
1111-
'or
man
whose
,
,,
.....
""Wn
l.
In
.
ol
.
,
.
"""I'uat
us
a
rcsuu
u"
'
"
in
iUif.
loi
ali'y
LITTLE
DAMAGE
TO
PRINCESS
BEATRICE:
C.P.R.
Steamer,
Which
Wit
Aahore
In
Skeena
on
Saturday,
Wat
Here
Same
Evening
ycslcriliiy
morning
wticre
an
p-uronrlitie
sermon
whs
preached
hy'Ilev.
Archdeacon
lliv.
The
ciioir
which
w
aiumenled
for
the
occasion,
rendered
special.
.
ri.irvllrt
U'llH
tousle
ami
mic
!...
....
and
inspira-
or
a
er.v
iiiipi''"','ve
lioual
rliaiactcr.
LEO
KEGEL
IS
AGAIN
CANADIAN
W
CHAMP.
Won
at
Toronto
on
Saturday
of
295
Is
His
With
a
Score
Sooond
Year
iiw
ivi'i
1
Aim.
.'(.
-Leo
Die-
....1
..r
11
links.
Long
Island,
fur
Ihe
second
roiisccullve
year.
pounds;Vn
July
10
o
Saturday
won
the
Can.,,
.an
Championship
with
n
Open
Coir
score
of,
'-Mi5
Advertise
in
Ihe
Dally
I
3,100,000
Pounds
or
Which
Over
Two
Thirds
was
American
Halibut
catches
-handled
through
Ihe
port
or
Prince
llti-perl
during
Ihe
mouth
-of
July
aggregated
approximately
3.100,-
000
pounds
as
compared
3,388,10(1
pounds
in
July,
and
3,V(I2,000
pounds
during
June
of
Ibis
year.
r
(lie
3.100,-000
pound
total
during
the
past
month,
tihoip:'
2,l?r,0()0
pounds
was
from
American
boats
and
1)5.(1(10
pounds
from
Canadian
boats.
,
The.
,
highest
hid
or
Ibo
month
win
l(J,8e
and
0c,
paid
by
Iho
Hoolh
Fisheries
Co.
to
Ihe
Amer-icoii
schooner
Defenee
Tor
15,000
The
Sr
ne
j
mry
,
-,tig
u
me
her
took.-
Run
of
Springs
and
Canoes
SatisfactoryWhaling
Stations
Dolnn
Well
Lumbering
Active
The
highest
Canadian
price
was
paid
on
the
day
when
Ihe
lloynl
Fish
Co.
hhl
It.
80
ami
Oe
Tor
the
?.;'()0
pound
catch
from
the
schooner
Howe
Sound
Marmot
Metals.
llufns
t
i
Terminus
......
Surr
Inlet
Selkirk
...
sTlv
ere
rest
Oraiihy
...
riladstnno..
wi"-!llayview
I
'
.
In
(linn
.01
.30
U
2,10
A2L
20.00
."-I
Mi
0IJ1
,01
t
iToo
Asked
1.20
'
3.50
.
.0
2
;
...
I
-
I
2.21
.15
.20
M
.05
H
.05
.17
10.00
.2415
.20
.05
.00
H
.0(1
.07
In
addition
to
the
refund
of
boat
or
railway
fare?
arrang
ed
for
by
Ihe
Vancouver
Hoard
.of
Trade
lit
connection
with
ihe
Annual
Hover's
Week,
which
will
be
.
held
in
Vancouer
from
August
8
to
15,
in
conjunction
wilh-lhe
Fair
week,
Ihere
will
lo
an
informal
fr-ndly
get
together
dinner
and
dance,
exhibition
visit,
moonlight
excursion,
etc.
anil
oilier
diefsious
lo
give
Ihn
merchants
a
holiday
Ihey
wel'
deserve.
Advertise
111
the
Daily
News.
PRINCE-
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PltlNCK
HI
I'KltT.
H.C.,
MONDAY.
U'OUST
3,
11)25.
Coastwise
Steamship
A
ViWrdr't
Clrulitloi
1692
Co.'s
rreigliter
Amur,
Cant.
Mr
Kiniion,
was
in
port
during
Saturday
niglil
discharging
10,000
,
..P
..I
II...
..l.-nl.it.
mi
ui
vi
.hvii.
...
inv
'torae
Co
wharr
for
Curler-Halls..
Thep
An;ka
J0000
n,
vessel
sailed
Sunday
morning
for
o
A(m
fisheries.
Anyox.
......
1
I'ouring
01
cenieni
ai
me
eie-
,0
papine
Fisheries.
Mtior
is
starling
tins
wook
in
full
swing
and
the
work
will
go
on
day
and
night.
Some
IfJO
or
so
extra
men
are
being
taken
on
by
Carter-Halls.
NEW
NAME
FOR
PRESBYTERIAN.'
Dr.
Q.
C.
Pidgeon
Makes
nouncement
Following
Trip
to
Cardirf
Conference
MO.NTIIF.AI..
Aug.
3.
Itelurn
iug
from
a
meeting
or
the
.lli-
mice
of
llefurmcd
Churches
of;
Ihe
world
held
in
Cardiff,
Wales,!
Dr.
O.
C.
Pidgeon
of
TorAnlo.
derided
to
submit
them
as
it
new-
church
Ihe
name
or
which
wit
Uh
be
determined
by
Hie
proper
authorities'
The
liBhlhous
lender
Hlriieli
at
J
he
local
dry
dock
being-
inspected
by
A.
Farrow.
Dominion
in
eminent
lUeamboat
inspector.
who
U
also
making
a
survey
ol
he
'us"
w
Hubolu-.i
Serttinel,
28,000
a
I
Strut
ttlM
K07
noi
dress.
The
'uiri
rentKouia
iu
wdli
the
coal,
ui
the
I'eiiN.
ui
the
sheriff.
ISLAND
FISHING
Interim
Contract
Between
Steel
SEASON
IS
GOOD
Corporation
Pending
Enquiry
of
Whole
Industry
Now
Suggested
(
i
LACK
HAY.
Auk.
3.
The
sinking
roal
miners
will
ole
'Outre
m
a
good
salmon
run
Wednesday
nu
Ihe
provincial
government'
suggested
wage
...
.
i
I..
.1
.
I
.1...
t.
..r
,1...
....
.
r
.
H.....tt.
.
LARGE
AMOUNT
tm
the
Ijocen
Cltaiiotle
Island
gietuieui
uesig
lieu
to
cuu
uie
strike
ui
iic
iusi
inc
uiuuhp.
OiU
year
anJ
H.e.
fislwM-iiieit
nv
i
Tlie
goveriuuent
pmpes
an
uiterini
eoitlnicldiiawcfji
.Oje,
Af?
PICU
CAT
fa
'
"
'
wll
reiHirl
Alfml
Ailami
'Hrili-h
Knipire
Sieeh
GoriNiinlioii
and
the
miner.-
for
a
peribd
of
IIT
T
l
111'
11
ll.li
..r.n.
nwmiirr
i
rm-iirui-j(lf
.mb.,ii
WBU
j
n
rjy
.ix
iintiiiii
peiiunip
a
inn
enquiry
lino
ine
coal
inuiiMry.
iiib
tie.
fji4.
Andrrw
Joliiif
tone.
ar-Mny.
"j,P
,rjnB
iJ
ooulrarl
ronlain-
the
1021
working
terms
and
Ihe
1022
wage
rie.l
in
Hri
al
t.3H
Salunlayiry
aU,r,riry
ao.1
mow
rite?;
rute
or
,ix
and
eight
percent
helow
Ihe
lt2i
conlraet
and
an
i
Halibut
Fares
Marketed
at
Ex-wisht.
The
vwel
aipnifiilly!ro10,3,
arr
,001014.'
hi
ginxl
vd-
niidertaking
iy
Ihe
gineriimeiit
to
rehale
coal
royalties
for
channo
this
Morning
Total-i.iiffereil
liltle
ilaiii?r
front
ha-
ume.
'n,e
lnsarit
Fishinfr
A
twelve
moiilhs.
1
led
Near.'y
400,000
10s
lrurk
lnuiie
llM-k
near:
Paekliu
Oo.s
ranitfry
al
.Masset:
;
ttt
...
...
r
Arriwaic
wa
luluioral
Cannery
rai
ly
.alunU
i
t,uHin?
up
anlinou
and
nex
juiorniiiK
aiol
proeeedrd
soulli
month
will
rrsiiitMs
Uie
parking
I10111
here
to
.uirniiei
witliool
,,f
damn.
On
Moresby
Island.
delay.
,the
Miekeport
anil
Lagoon
May
-
-
raiinerfes
arc
both
operating.
AIICCM
fHABIflTTF
PITV
fine
whalinir
stations
are
also
riDI
111
niUrD',UIjW1
doinK
well
.
Mr.
Adams
slals.
Al
blKL
IN
KlVbK
now
shipping
lumber..
j
.
mnmnial
lia
already
tMn
1
!
u
nil
Ivf
tl
llfiaa
I
In
rlkni
nti
I
lis
Freighter
Norfolk
Maru
on
Her
'
south
end
of
Ihe
islands,
ha
Way
Thoro
to
Load
For
aj,0IJ,
,juMi,c
that
numl.er.
Now
York
J
is
also
arlivily
in
luin-
!lerng
with
a
number
of
loyin:x
The
firsl
xleani.
r
to
load
I"i"-!,.a,,(S
junnhig
in
Masetl
Inlet,
her
at
Uie
Oueen
Charlulle
''ily-,
(g
ramps
on
Mtiresliy
ls-
Miwniill,
which
was
rerenlly
re-
iin
roninue
artixe
and
..
opened
by
the
Southern
Alberta,
fjurell
(imrlolle
Oily
mill
is
now
I
u'
Hie
local
proineial
Lumber
ti..
will
be
Ihe
freighter
,,crnjjn'r
in
full
swing.
from
Ihe
wnislable
Norfolk
Maru
which
is
now
on
1
--niKlon.
II
is
presumed
,,.
wny
Up
the
coasl
lo
thai
U'
b"dy
nf
Winnie
Hroni
point
after
having
passed
tpiar-'
'
Inspector
Spiller,
nnlin.
The
XoiTolk
Muni
will
"
'able
Martin
of
Ihft
delier
the
rut-go
to
New
York.
ii
rini
police
office
went
in
.r,ug
(o
Inxesllgate
QilinnP
ATTFMnFn
lictiilires
-,rr,.i,n,liMU
UfJIUUHU
m
BOYCOTT
OF
FLEET
URGED
ANGLICAN
CHURCH'
Two
Hundrow
Men
from
Capetown
Were
on
Parade
Yesterday
Morning
Vbout
two
hundred
olllccis
ami
11
l
r'..t..lmi-ti
1
men
rom
.ii..u..-.
"
1
Visit-of
United
States
Warships
naraded
to
the
Angllran
Church
arouses
Ire
of
Laborlles
I
r
1
in
lie
fi
New
Zealand
In
Nl:i,UNi,Tf)..
New
Zealand.
Wellington
Labor
So-
iiavo
urged
publicly
thai
'''I
Sliiles
fleet
lie
bov-
nd
ft
Duiiediit
Labor
re-
''loh
comnilltcc
has
pus-x
"luiiuii
urging
all
work-am
from
participating
""'''brallnn
arranged
for
I1"
Ulllllg
visit.
HAS
FATAL
RESULT
8nm
Hr,"
l
Dead
and
Another
Mr.
Adams,
who
arrived
front
I
lie
Island
on
Ihe
l'riuce
John
last
nijthl,
will
proceed
tonight
to
Vancouver
on
n
combined
business
and
iilrasnre
trip,
lie
ex
pects
,10
be
away
from
the
lauds
'hiMl
eighteen
ihys.
Is-
HALIBUT
CATCH
FOR
JULY
HIGH
Fares
Totalled
FLOOD
TOLL
APPALLING
Four
Hundred
Koreans
Drowned
Thousands
Are
Left
Homeless
NEW
YORK,
Aug.
3.
Four
hundred
persons
were
drowned
and
225,000
were
rendered
homeless
with
damage
estimated
at
66,C00,000
yen
as
a
result
of
vast
floods
whloh
have
Inundated
the
river
districts
eft
Korea
according
to
word
received
by
the
Methodist
Church
Mission
Board
In
a
cablegram
from
Bishop
Welch
of
Seoul,
Korea.
lliixrllon
L.
&
I
STOCK
MARKET
Hid
U.V..
Silver-
1
.00
Daly
Alaska
Duiiwell
3.23
'Premier
Approximately
Porter
Idaho
CEMENT
WORK
AT
ELEVATOR
are
Being
Taken
on.
I
Close
10
lOU.OOO
pounds
ol
ihaliiiut
wa.s
marketed
al
the
Fish
ICxciianxc
this
morning.
Con-
sidernis
the
heavy
arrivals,
bid-idinsr
was
active
and
Ihe
prices
paid
were
very
fair.
Americans
Pouring
Starts
This
Week
and
had
lh.
advanlag
iit
sellin?
first
Som
100
or
n
Eitra
Men
l"
wl''
lU
Radians
rweiveu
uetier
seeonu
class
prices.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
fol-
Ilarge
i,m.
American
Constitution,
15,000
at
I
Or
and
jp.,
lo
Canadian
fisit
v
lohi
10.20
and
5c,
Itadio,
10,000
at
10.20
and
5,
10.80
and
6c
lo
Hoolh
Fisheries.
Tahoma.
17.000
at
11.30
and
Cc
to
Atliu
Fisheries.
'
Hravo,
0,500
at
12
and
0c.
to
I'llV
iTflloOO
a"!
.1.10
and
'lie
lo
Hoolh
fisheries.
Hoald
Amundsen.
11.000
at
10.00
and
6c
to
Canadian
Fish
il.l
Storage
Co.
Wabash.
7,500
al
11.80
and
'0.5c
to
lloyal
Fish
Co.
An-S
Itainier,
7,500
at
II.C0
and
6c
lo
lloyul
Fish
Co.
Inger,
5,000
at
11.80
and
Oe
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
Neptune,
7,500
at
1
1
.'JO
-and
fie
lo
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Naontie.
5,800
at
11.70
and
Of
to
Pacific
fisheries.
Commonwealth,
35,000
at
10.20
moderator
of
the
I'uiled
cliu.rciMal)(
u,
onaiian
Fish
A
Coll
OI
l.ail.HIU.
uri-mii-11
nun
1111-
non-concurrlng
minority
of
tlx
Presbyterian
Church
of
Camilla;
had
not
been
recognlied
asAthe
continuing
Presbyterian
Church
by
an
alliance
known
as
the'
Pan!
American
Council.
The
Alliance!
Storage
Co.
M
Canadian
lirneak',
11.000
at
10.50
and
'(continued
on
page
0;
BASEBALL
SUNDAY'S
GAMES
American
League
Cleveland
3,
New
York
2.
Detroit
1,
Washington
5.
Only
two
games.
National
League
Hrooklyn
I,
Chicago
2,
New
York
I.
St.
Louis
8.
Hosion
5
5
Cincinnati
8-3.
1
'!:
Mi
:
s.rt).'-.
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
IpsUir
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
foe
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
For
rats,
apply
to
Boston
drill.
Third
Ave.
Phone
467.
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
WAV
A
CP
ATI
A
PA
A
I
OTDIVT
Ail
A
V
TMn
OA
AM
min
obuiin
luhl
iiinmr
tiai
mi
runm
BANDITS
MADE
BIG
HAUL
FROM
SPENCER'S
STORE
IN
VICTORIA
LAST
NIGHT
flight
Watchman
Bound
and
Gagged;
$16,000
or
$17,000
is
Taken
H
TOIUA.
Aug.
;t.
Al
l.:io
on
Sunday
evening.
Iwo
hail
j..
in
Spencer's
departmental
tor
here,
bound
and
night
wulrliiiiuii
iind.
Mowing
the
safe,
craped
with
MOM
mid
17,000.
'i
w
tfchmiui.
J.
I.,
Oriffilli,
wa
fuiiml
llii
morning
al
i.
tin
rngiucrr
slid
IiimiiiiI
Olid
gagged
on
the
tup
pudding,
(inffilho
slnled
that
.shortly
after
the
I
d
left
the
Imilding
HuiidH)
night
die
wa
mi
the
'lie
portion
nf
I
lie
loro
under
ground
when
the
two
iiHn
rueu
mm.
"Mini
ui
face."
lie
wa
lidd.
Havina
mad-
the
uutrhman
M-riirc
on
the
I
up
floor.
I
he
rob-per
wiil
about
Ihetr
work
of.
blowing
life
and
ul
11.30
left
i
In-
Imildiiiit.
having
the
wateh-
"
nia
n
helpless.
Finished
Third
In
Woman's
In-
,
Urnatlonal
Field
Meet-Great
Britain
First
ROBERT
PARKS
DIES
SUDDENLY
Passed
Away
During
Saturday
Night
While
Visiting
at
Home
of
Friends
Death
came
suddenly
during
Saturday
ni?hl
lo
Robert
Parks,
oiother
of
Jas.
Parks
of
the
Fire
Halt.
Deceased
and
Mrs.
Parks
had
heen
spending
the
citing
at
Ihe
home
of
Mr.
and
jirs.
Cherry,
2!7-8lh
Avenue,
.ml
they
retired
there
Iale
Saturday
night.
On
Sunday
inorn-.ng
when
Mrs.
Park
"went
lo
call
her
husband
lie
did
not
respond,
and,
upon
closer
examination,
it
was
found
that
he
was
dead.
The
doctor
ami
police
were
notified
and
it
was
established
that
death
had
occurred
some
time
previous.
Deeeasml
had
suffered
from
a
weak
heart
for
some
time
ami
had
been
obliged
to
consult
a
physician
on
ilitferenl
occasions.
Horn
in
Ireland
in
1802,
the
late
Mr.
Park
migrated
to
the
I
nil
ed
Slates
and
later
went
to
Anyox
where
1te
was
employed
for
some
time.
Coming,
lo
I
Prince
Ituperf,
he
heoame
Identified
wittt
Hie
v
yard
crew
of
the
C.X.H.
anil...has
lief
jucutwlanlly
employed
Ihere
up
to
his
death.
He
is
survived
by
his
father
and
mother
in
the
Old
Country
and
liis
widow
here,
lo
whom,
general
sympathy
will
go
out
in
her
sad
bereavement.
Deceased
was
a
menvberbf
the
local
Orange
Lodge
under
whose
auspices
the
funeral
will
be
held.
An
inquest
will
be
held
upon
Ihe
return
lo
town
of
Coroner
Watt.
DEATHS
DURING
ITALIAN
RIOTS
Mob
Storms
City
Hall
at
San
Giovanni
and
Four
Lose
Their
Lives
llOMF..
Aug.
3.
Four
wero
killed
and
fifteen
were
injured
in
a
flghl
today
at
San
Jllovanni
in
Southern
Italy
when
a
mob
demanding
the
abolition
of
communal
taxes
and
dismissal
of
all
city
employees
not
natives
stormed
the
City
Hall.
The
police
endeaxiired
lo
stop
the
dis-
i
McMillan
is
IN
GREENLAND
Arctic
Expedition
Had
Struggle
Against
Ice
Packs
In
Melville
Bay
WASHINGTON.
ug.
3.-.rier
several
days'
struggle
under
adverse
conditions
against
ice
parks
in
Melville
Hay,
Hie
two
vessels
oT
Hie
MacMillan
Arctic
expedition
reached
Htiili,
(ireen-laud.
on
Satnrady
niglil.
i
UNIVERSITY
GIRL
SWIMMER
BREAKS
HER
WORLD
RECORD
CHICAiiO.
Aug.
3.
-
Hreakiug
the
worlds
record
which
wns
held
by
herself.
S.vhil
'Haiier,
.Northwestern
I'niversity
ytinlent
backstroke
swimmer,
on
VSalur-day
swain
a
mile
and
a
quarter
in
20
minute
and
50
gernniD
winning
the
tifili
annual
Chicago
I
Iti
er
-wim.