.'Hi
i
n
fcOWPERIS
w,
ago,
RESTRAINED
llnJunctlon
Granted
Preventing
i.
Him
From
Publishing
Comment
re.
Janet
Smith
Caso
B
-
VANCOlVKIl,
July
15.
Wltb-
tout
opposlliolt
from
the
defend
ants.
F.
L.
Haker
and
his
wife
iDoneen
wel-e
yesterday
granleil'
an
injunction
restraining
(Jowau
l&
iHiookhoiise
dud
J.
Oowper,:
printers
nnd
eilllor
of
Ihe
Saturday
Tribune,
from
publishing
I
comiilehtmboltl
llie
alleyetl
occurrences
Th
the'
Osier
Avenue
fihome
prior
to
Janet
Smith's
Iileath
as
l'Claled
by
Barbara
Or-
ford.
.
ROBBERIES
IN
LIQUOR
STORES
Imalllardvllle
and
Parksvlllo
Ven
dors'
Premises
Looted
During
Past
Few
Days
TCTOIllA,
July
15
Two
ov-
erninenl
lliuor
stores
have
been
Hooted
with
In
the
past
few
days.
Llipior
valued
at
more
than
9100
Iwas
taken
from
Hie
M.aillardVillo
sloiv
on
Monday
night.
Al
l'arks-
Evllle,
Vancouver
Island,
on
Sat
(lmlay
nighl,
a
few
cases
were
stolen
from
(lie
same
establish-Jnient
from
which
thieves
secured
n
large
haul
a
few
months
COIINWALL,
July
15.
Mackenzie,
aged
llollisler.
aged
57;
ami
H.C.
Silver
..
llanellou
....
Howe
Sound
Sllvercrcst
..
Surf
Inlet
..
Dunwcll
Premier
.....
Selklrks
....
Daly
Alaska
(Iranhy
Terminus
.,
L.
.&
I
Gladstone..
.
Hufus
Hayvicw
Indian
milhs
helper
blew
hi,
lo-adj
"
-
'
-US
m,1.-nd
both
hands
off
with
a
slick
,
,
if
dynamite
on
Monday,
lie
was
fount)
sittiiiK
In
a
chair
in
this1
condition
by
an
employee
of
the.
U'Temier
Mine.
File
bad
been
employed
al
the
Premier
fori
K
several
years
himself.
He
Was
an
R&merican
ami
came
here
from
(Minnesota.
The
authorities
are
inveslij.'a-
llinf;
Ihe
circumstances
of
his
rdealh.
'
m
...
...i
.....
i,
..i.
i
i...
n...
the
feasibility
or
shipping
grain
Lake
with
bis
partner.
Ijlinund
from
the
northern
prairies
Moore,
lias
lost
his
life
on
the
through
his
home
town
ami
will
trail.
Moore
inrornis
the
provin-also
put
forward
Prince
llupert's
rial
police
here
Ihan
Smith
dis-elaim
as
the
outlet
for
the
Peace
appeared
neat-
the
head
of
the
V
Hiver
country.
BCOroliri,
in.
HllLlll.-.,
mm
Everdiel
of
siilchle
was
relurned
llnlerinenl
will
lake
place
here.
E
Deceased
Is
survived
by
a
Bister.
Uliss
Nellie
File,
who
lives
In
Nnoksiick.
Washington
asserted,
and
it
was
alou?
this
line
that
the
present
confereilee
ONE
KILLED
WHEN
CANADIAN
PACIFIC
TRAIN
IS
DERAILED
NAI'I.NKA,
Man.,
July
15.
--(ieorge
Oke,
brakeman
of
Winnipeg,
was
killed,
John
Dodge,
express
man,
was
badly
injured
and
two
others
were
slightly
hurt
when
a
Canadian
Pacific
local
train
derailed
last
evening
near
here.
Four
cars
fell
over
on
their
sides,
passengers
being
badly
shaken
up,
THREE
MEN
kIlLEeT
IN
CORNWALL
PLANT
Were
Suffocated
by
Hydrogen
Sulphido
in
Courtlands'
William
William
Villeneuve,
aged
'i'-i,
were
killed
by
sulphurated
hydrogen
gas
in
Courtlands
Lid's,
silk
plant
Tuesday.
STOCK
MARKET
Hid
Asked
1.0(5
.01
Vt
17.50
.17
.01
3.55
18
voatt
.'.5
'13.00
.11
.'.
V4
2iVt
.05
.06
.0i
',1
.00
1.
.'.')
2.
'.'5
.05
WOMAN
KILLS
BANKROBBER
Wlfo
of
Manager
at
St.
Davids,
Ontario,
Opens
Firo
on
Bandit
ST.
GATHLHI.NES.
Out.,
July
15.
Mall
Kolidee
uf
St.
Davids
dicif
here
Ibis
morning
from
bullet
wounds
received
while
at-'
tempting
lo
rob
the
bank
at
St
Davids
last
night.
Manager
lingers
of
the
bank
discovered
Kolidee
and
fired,
slightly
wounding
him.
Mrs.
Holers
then
arrived
on
Ihe
scene-
and
opened
fire,
iiiflirling
the
fatal
wound.
HAZELTON
PROSPECTOR
"BELIEVED
LOST
LIFE:
Provincial
Police
Informed
Thai
Albert
Smith
Has
Been
Missing
Since
January
would
have
the
greatest
result,
j
""""
Maor
Newton
of
Prince
llu-1
IIAZLt.TON.
July
15.
II
is
pert
is
representing
that
city
al
feared
thai
Albert
Smilb,
who
set
ilhe
conference.
He
will'leal
with
out
early
in
January
for
.Dense
Ingineea
Hiver
and
that
be
never
heard
of
him
since
PRAIRIES
ARE
GETTING
HEAT
Broadview
Reports
101
in
Shado
With
Other
Points
Having
100
WINNIPF.ti,
July
15.
Manitoba
and
Saskatchewan
experienced
a
continuation
of
Ihe
heat
wave
yesterday,
the
mercury
being
well
above
ninety
degrees
in
the
shade
al
many
points,
llroad-
iew,
Saskatchewan,
recorded
the
highest
reading
of
UH
while
several
'other
points
reported
100.
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
DinilY
ISLAM).
Clear;
calm;
Horace
bar.
2l;3H;
temp.
5K;
sea
smonth.
11:20
p.m.
spoke
the
Gape
fc?c
o
1
1
Union
Hay
bound
Tor
Prince
Hupert
HULL
HAIlHOa.
I'arl
cloudy;
calm;
bar.
30.20;
Temp.
50;
sea
smooth.
7
p.
in.
spoke
the
Cain-
Dsmi
at
lloal
Harbor
I'oin!
soulliliouml.
7
p.m.
spoke
Hit
Priiice
John
at
Hon
I
Harbor
Point,
.northbound.
H
a.m.
spoke
Cardeua
al
Millbatik
Sound
southbound.
THKF.
POINT.
Over
cast;
light
-H.Y..
wind;
bar.
30.20;
temp.
53
;
sea
smooth
Noon
DIOHV
ISLAND.
Pari
cloudy,
calm:
bar.
30.31);
lemp.
oo:
sea
smooth
HULL
IIAIIHOU.
Overcast
Trash
NAV.
wind;
bar.
ao.SO,
.20
ileuip.
till;
sea
smooth
.30
'
DF.AD
THKF
POINT.-
-Over
.20
east;
llghl
S.K.
wind;
bar.
30.20
,20
lemp,
50:
son
,
smooth
.00
"i
.07
t
Advertise
in
the
Daily
Newj
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wed.
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
'''Kisl,.
tling
parties.
"Uv,
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
in...
For
rats,
apply
to
Doslon
"tut-
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
6th
St.
drill,
Third
Ave.
'"if,
...
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL,
.XV.,
.NO,
1
02
PHINCK
HUPKHT,
H.C.,
W'KDNHSUAY,
JULY
to,
1025.
YttWrtfu'i
ClrcuUllon
1S33
StrtU
!,
472.
PRIP.E
FIVTC
RENTS.
EDMONTON
CONFERENCE
NOW
AT
ITS
WORK
'
"
-rr-
!
-
-
I
GOSPEL
OF
UNITY.
COMRADESHIP
AND
PEACE
IS
PREACHED
BY
EARL
HAIG
1
eace
River
Outlet,
Freight
Rates
and
Pacific
Marketing
Discussed
by
Western
Mayors
EDMONTON,
July
15.
The
Peace
Hiver
oullel,
die
mies-
Itiuu
of
marketing
by
the
Pacific
route
and
Hie
banking
situation
were
the
principal
mailer
under
discussion
at
yesterday
s
ses
sion
of
the
western
civic
officials
conference.
'
V,
A.
Hue
of
Peace
Hiver
Crowing
put
up
a
slrong
plea
for
kin
district
securing
adequate
transportation.
Premier
(ireenfield,
who
followed
Mr.
line,
staled
mere
iwas
lillle
hope
at
the
present
lime
for
Ihe
construction
of
u
new
wine
lo
the
coast
as
estimates
of
engineers
of
liolh
Iraii.-continen-
Itat
lilies
showed
the
cost
lo
he
prohibitive.
.
1
However,
Ihe
present
freight
m
wv
i
Tf
if
TTn
Ja"'
''oiiiiiiions
were
lo
be
greai-T
All
A
Nil
HANI
IS
;iioli..
raloil
if
the
cxpeclalions
ILill
rilll
liniWU
(lf
,Uv
B,iv,;riimciit.
which
was
i
rl
rT
ftllTlT
rirmiw
conducting
negotiations
ARr
KIOWN
llrrw"
M(nM-
niu
yuviui
vi
a
:
u
UlL.
ni()rig
session.
i.
(j.
-
-
I
MrOeer,
K.C.,
of
Vancouver,
fmnlnvpn
of
Premier
Mine
Came
dealt
lengthily
with
the
mailer
to
Death
In
Gruesome
Manner
on
Monday
Last
w
1..
Il.tflt;
Vi.tl-a
of
alleged
discriminatory
railway
rales
against
western
Canada
and
asserted
thai
the
reason
was
I
It
a
I
railways
and
financial
...
-
.
.
..
instilulions
of
C.mn.hi
la
mW
AUT.
July
tr
10.
i
In
.....n...i
.
wvrc
men
IIIVII
whose
nin.-vi
.
....
...
1,
iJI
......I
IIIIIfIIJ
I
UMIMMirN
lJ
at
Mile
I
J
on,
!
teltj-l
,
k,mwl(Hlgt..wa9v
remrcrroao,
er
road.
Peter
reier
l
me.
ite,
black-'
mm.---
'
-
'
...
.
.
..
.....
.
..
,
....v.
Hianch..
Hi''
cluei
o
Ihe
Troi-adero,
is
shown,
with.
Ihe
model
or
Ihe
Wellington
r
ii.
Hyde
Park.
London,
which.
lie
made
fmm
niutloir
Viet
mid
displayed
.at
a
food
exhihiUpii
in
Lomloii
recently
Hudson
Bay
Co.
Honors
Men
of
Schooner
Boxer
Who
Aided
in
Rescue
Lady
Kindershy
Crew
HHATTLK,
July
15.
The
Alaska
Hureaii
oT
Kducalioa'.s
schooner
Hoxer
sailed
for
Hie
Far
North
lasl
night.
Ada
Hlackjack,
Hskiniu
woman,
survivor
df
Stefaiissen's
ill
fated
Wrangell
Island
expedition,
with
her
two
children,
a
number
of
school
teachers
and
their
families
and
several
Hskiniu
children
left
cm
Ihe
vessel
returning
home
from
schools
anil
hospitals
in
Ihe
Stales.
Ho
fore
the
Hoxer
.sailed,
J.
11.
Wagner,
chief
of
the
Alaska
Hureaii
of
F.ducation,
and
Capl.
Whillatn.
master
of
the
vessel,
received
medals
awarded
for
res-.
-
cuing
the
crow
of
The
Lady
Kin-
r
aamt
ni
I
II
ST)
dersley.
(lie
Hudson
Kay
Cu.'s
I
I
tl-r
A
lM
I
I
I
111
K
,,,,l,.iwl,n
vvliieh
vv:i
eroslip.1
in
VV1
VI.UUV
the;
Hie
Arc.lic
ice
last
year.
Six,
I'skiinos,
who
also
look
part
in
Hie
rescue,
will
receive
medals
and
('(
cash
each
from
the
Hudson
Hay
Co.
The
Hoxer
will
go
as
far
as
Point
Harrow.
1
SCOPES
CASE
TO
PROCEED
Jtirigo
Declines
to
Accept
Do-fonco
Motion
For
Quashing
Case
DAYTON,
Tennessee,
July
1G.
Judge
Raulston
this
morning
denied
tho
dofonce
motion
to
quash
the
Indictment
against
John
T.
Scopes
In
the
evolution
caso,
thus
upholding
the
constitutionality
of
the
Tennessco
anti-evolution
laws.
FISH
ARRIVAL
American
Sentinel,
21,000
to
Atlin
Fish
cries
at
15.00
and
iCc.
Lenor,
11,000
lo
Pacifio
Fisheries
al
10
and
0c.
Teddy
J.,
12,000
lo
Hooth
Fisheries
al
10
and
0c.
'
,
Canadian
Fisher,
1
0,000,
to
Canadian
Fish
and
Gold
Storage
Co.
at
I3.0c
and
7.5c.
Toodie,
7.000
lo
lloyal
Fish
Co.
al
13,00
and
7.5c.
llruiil
5.000
In
lloolli
Fislier-
es
i'
'
ip
a
io
;
or
IS
DIFFICULT
More
Particulars
Received
Re
gardlng
Successful
AscemV
by
McCarthy
Party
sections,
only
one
of
which
has.
with
a
perpendicular
drop.
The
Famous
General
Spoke
Before
Ex-Service
Men
in
Impressive
Manner
YANCOUVKIi,
July
15
Unity,
comradeship
and
peace
was
he
doctrine
which
was
preached
by
Field
Marshal
Karl
liaig,
famous
leader
of
Ihe
Hritish
Kmpire's
military
forces
in
Fram
e
during
Ihe
World
War.
at
a
gathering
uf
several
thousand
ex-
service
men
in
(he
arena
last
night.
The
great
Hritish
soldier,
in
plain
language
with
modest
lemeaiiour
and
manner
which
left
no
doubt
as
lo
his
sincerity
of
purpose,
delivered
an
exhortation
to
all
ex-service
men
to
unite
under
one
banner
in
friendship
for
the
advancement
of
Mie
Hritish
Kmpire
and
the
nsh-
'r
"
"
'ering
in
of
world
peace.
r
1110
IAIM
Far!
Ilaig
arrived
from
Vic-'
KHIVA
X
IB
II
V
loria
lasl
evening
at
5
o'clock
and,.
after
a
reception
at
the
dock,
ly.eiu'c
officers
and
others,
wenli
l
i
reel
to.
the
cenotaph
on
Viclpry;
Smiare
anil
laiil
a
large
floral
wreath
at
the
fool
of
the
inoiui-
Staff
inent
which
was
ere.tled
lo
the
memory
or
fallen
comrades.
A
great
multitude
was
on
Hie
ada
and
the
Atlantic.
BIQ
COUNTERFEIT
PLOT
UNCOVERED
.NEW
YOIIK,
July
15.
Eighty
alleged
counler-feilers,
including
several
llrooklyn
girls,
were
arrested
within
the
past
eighteen,
hours
uncovering
what
is
staled
to'
be
one
of
the
most
extensive
counterfeiting
plots
ever
attempted
in
the
United
Stales.
RECENT
ARRIYAL
DIESAT
STEWART
T.
H.
MoNlchol,
Tailor
by
Trade,
Came
From
Duncans,
Van
couver
Island
(Special
to
Daily
News.
STEWA11T,
July
15
T.
H.
JIc-
Nichnl.
a
recent
arrival
here
COUDOYA,
July
15.
-Hrihging
from
Duncans,
aneouer
Island
lefinite
word
of
the
successful
umi
a
tailor
by
trade,
Hied
in
the
ascension
of
Mount
Logan,
Nor-
locar
hospital
on
Sunday
.night
man
11.
Head
or
Huston
arriveujUe
is
survived
by
a
widow
in
here
yesterday
by
speeder
from
Duncans.
Funeral
will
lake
McCarthy.
-
place
today
in
the
Stewart
ceme
The
summit
or
Mount
Liwan!
tery.
was
reached
by
Capl.
McCarthy
-
-
'
and
his
parly
al
8
o'clock
on
,
the
evening
of
June
23.
Twenty-five.
minutes
was
spent
there
alid
the
parly
slarleil
lis
return
to
the
base
in
a
blinding
snowstorm.
They
were
unable
to
reach
their
ramp
that
nighl
and
dug
'holes
in
the
snow
in
which
I
hey
remained
unlil
noon
the
next
day.
1
I
li
11
If
die
nlulil
nnietieallv
CROP
PROSPECTS
ARE
VERY
BRIGHT
C.N..
Colonization
Director
Says
Indications
Were
Nover
Better
MO.NTIltLVL,
July
15
...
.
...
Ivipiilv-lwn
venrs
exnet'ience
nii.Milit.p
til
II1I
ItliriV
.Hill-.'"""'
"
'"J
.......
tilt,
I
).,.,
rered
from,
froxen
feet
or
hands.
"
H..I......I.,.,
in
Cl.liini.
Vitllev.l
''
l,,,,lc
prospects
iw'.,
ahuiulanl
I.
i..
,.f
.iv
-..hi
i..i,i
llli:
I'tlllJ
Wl
rl.
miv.
III
in
not
yd
for
v
an
harvest
than
those
which
I
saw
during
my
recent
so
far-
returned
lo
McCarthy.
'
'
J-
'
d.
recto
r
Ihe
de
The
climb
was
a
good
deal
;.
of
'l("""t"
more
difricull
than
had
been,
an-
patln.eiU
Hcipalcil.
The
suininit
wiis
eoiw
,...,
,..,.
lp
tlnually
bliard
swept
and;
ill
ANDREW
PEPALL
IS
was
never
visinie
except
wuen
ino,
parly
was
risht
on
top
of
It.
Tho
peak
ilself
is
only
a
Harrow'
ledge,
three
feel
wide
at
the
lop
ami
SENT
UP
FOR
TRIAL'
TOIIONTO.
July
15.
Andrew
ll.,nnll
t-tiM
nnmmilli.it
fill
Irllll
parly
climbed
up
a
.false
peak
yesterday
on
four
charges
aris-
AUGUST
31
of
Union
Bank
Here
Will
Move
to
Royal
for
the
Time
Being
at
Least
wharf
ami
linen
me
sueeis
....
Iimili1ramalion
of
the
eheerinij
Hie
famous
soldier.
ile,luyal
ilallU
of
r,anil(jiV
!UU
the
will
remain
in
Yanciniver
until:
Ujl(JU
na)k
bv
Ule
formei.
ab
tonight
when
he
will
commence
s(i,.),injf
,iR.
iaUer
will
lake
effect
his-
rctuntrjwirney
acmss
-Cau-ft,'
"August
AlltTjt
l
xcftiivT
local
Union
Hank
will
close
ils
doors
and
move
ils
business,
and
staff
to
the
lloyal
Hank.
In
cities
where
.the
two
hanks
are
at
present
established
and
where
the
Union
will
be
closed,
the
staffs
will
move
lo
the
Ihlyal
Hank
temporarily
at
least
stinlil
they
are
broke1!!
inloUhe
lloyal
Hank
routine.
jj
As
far
as
ran
he
learned
locally
al
this
time,
llazellon,
smithers
ami
Telkwa
in
this
district
will
still
have
their
banks
:
with
Hie
present
.staffs
although
;
the
Union
Hanks
at
llazeltou
and
.
Smithers
will,
after
August
31,?
he
known
as
Hoy
a
I
Hanks.
j
EXPANSION
OF
i
FISH
BUSINESS
British
Columbia's
Production
In
1924,
Mostly
Halibut
and
Salmon,
$21,256,965.
OTTAWA,
July
15.
Hrillsh
Columbia's
fishery
production
in
11)24
shows
a
total
vUlue
of
?2l,i50,Uti5
an
increase
over
tin
previous
year
of
101,012.
According
to
the
Dominion
Hureaii
of
Statistics,
salmon
and.
halibut
together
comprised
about
87
per
cent
of
the
total
value
of
the
production.
The
capital
represented
hi
.'ifuipment
used
in
the
primary
operations
of
culchhi?
and
landing
fish
was
$5,505,101
as
compared
with
5,700;272
in
1023.
ALASKA
INDIANS
HAVE
INFLUENZA
Eight
Doad
and
Entire
Population
of
Bristol
Bay
Is
Affected
by
Epldomio
JUNEAU,
.
July
15.
F.igh'
natives
are
.dead
alid
tho
entire
population
Is
all'erlpd
by
an
in
fluenza
epidemic
which
has
swept
Hie
Indian
fishing
villages
on
Hristol
Hay
according-
to
a
report
retieiveil
by
.Governor
Parks.
Conditions
in
the
region
are
improving
but'
.most
gf
tha
Indians
have
been
sick
and
un-
aud
had
lo
retrace
ils
slops,
bo-
ing
0II
0f
provincial
bond
deals
aide
to
fish
and
they
will
suffer
fore
eventually
being
successful
jn
i'.m.
pepall
was
just
returned
during
the
winter
o,f
iliey
here
from
Vancouver
where
he
not
aided
Advertise
in
the
Dally
News,
was
dtseo'e'-ed
in
i
:i
ni
d
(
rt
in
some
way,
'he
are
re