l
Uir
raltinct
unlil
after
.
I..-
i
:i:
'
a
llrunswick
provincial
...
.
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ii.t..
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w-
Mcparry
Says
that
M
Negot-
1
11
In
thai
case
it
is
Im-iia'
any
ailnounceineiUj
iadi-
for
at
least
a
couple
j
iegaiilint
the
holding;
.
ion
this
autumn.
It
in
jtrnttled
lh.it
(lie
gov
ts
nwaitin?
Hie
New
ii
ni"
io
ins
year.
For
I
he
pre-is-
npnarenl
thai
tU'
of
liotdin
an
eleetion
iir
snow
f
Iicm
remains
:im)
DDFMnED
AU
m
m.
m.
k
k
m
mw
mm
m
m
m
m.
JOSEPH
HEARST
Hunted
on
Two
Continents,
Gives
Himself
Up.
WINNIPLTi.
July
30.-
Hunted
'
ac
police
of
two
conlinenli
1
more
than
ncven
111011111,
j
'
cpli
Hearst,
former
head
of
'l
llrl
ilili'l
1
1
0:1
p
j
I
MikIk
I'llli-
v
f'.o.
of
Canada,
surren-"'''d
o
the
police
on
Tuesday.
Hearst
disapiieared
from
Win-
H"1
Ul
Derpinlipr
lO-'l
fiillow-
aveiHgation
into
the
af-
I
i
01
ins
company.
An
audll-
II
of
Mie
firm's
book
revealed
'l'
Jllllllplii
riti!iiii.li,l
niillnnall
I
"
.
I..
II
V
I
II
I
K
l.l
l
l"
"
'ar
'orpontlion
involving
a
0
investors
llirouahoill
anitUa
and
l,o
fulled
Slates
of
Vin
jx
mutely
75O,000.
1
1
VI1VIH
I
A
I
IIIIM
iU
Mk
A
M
W
A
1
W
DEATH
SENTENCE
amamoto
Will
Not
Hann
for
murder
fit
Fellow
Country-wan
at
Port
Alice
V
1
.m;iLYMI.
.Inlv
:tn
.
The
i..,i
"
.
.
.
:
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01
iicii
1
unon
I.
Yama-
Jllllaillsi.
fin-
imii-ilni-imr
nil
'
l-
counliyiiian
al
Port
Alice
'1
May,
lias
been
coniinuled
Io
lf"
iinpiisoniniMit
aecorillng
Io
i'.iiing
Here
yesterday
''
utu
lepiir!,.,
or
Juslice
'
'Hlawa.
Yumamolo
was
to
'
ioen
hanged
on
Auaust
7
1
w
Uoclured
Ln
havt.
been
mtane
at
iin.
-
-..
iiiuv
inn
cniiie
win
nd
represenlallons
-u,wa
on
Ju,
behalf
resulted
lul
...
..
.
imuii
01
sentence.
latlons
In
New
York
are
Making
Favorable
Progress
(.Special
to
I
tally
New
,
TORONTO,
July
30,
T
'MeOarry.
representative
of
LIQUOR
SEIZED
BY
lU.-
I'll'
I
(lif'V
iwi
it
Itllllliwil
ID
Jill
IIIVJ
III!
tllllll
CtCI
Ul
-
.
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Ul
I
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M
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t
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ii.
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ill
1
1J
V
JUL
IIL;i,Jlft
li'
i.
uuift
avviviuij
ui
mi;
.lunula
rtuuidliuil,
'
X.MWKOltl),
Wales,
July
30.
Armed
with
bludgeons,!
.
-
..l.l
I...m,Ij
i.T
ulHinifT
III
i
i
k
A
n1
nl
1
f.
IIM
..l
-
-L.
li
I
nlil.i
at
Mirarue
area
early
today,
intimidating
officials
and
oitlerzl--'
io
Get'
a
Reduction
In
inn
nie
s.wciy
men
io
wuuuraw
warsnips
nrr1!!!
A-TlTiM
imm
lln-
Despite
the
advice
PHI
III
Alllllu
:nr
llu
Minnie'
l-'n.liit-ii
I
inn
Hint
l.l.
ill.
l-l
-
-
"
-
-
in
ii
v
I'Otil'il.i
rnnm
.
i
1
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f
li
i
MIVJ
.
I
t.
I
I
Ul
llll
11
"J.-Jli-,
HIV
(W
171
CPTfAM
,'n'e,"
uwn
wcnl
oul-
Twenty
MM
I4.!
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.
I
!(
Ill
"""isam!
are
on
strike
in
vxi
uuuviivn
hu
(lis(rjcl
am,
tU
1(0ljce
have
i
-
Iippii
powerless
Io
prevent
dis-
iwva
KiiiAv
tnat
"-mural
iiii'iinnrpu
Cabinet
Is
Now
Awaiting
Result
In
New
Brunswick
i
A,
July
JO.-
II
is
now
uri-p
ou
ood
authorilv
.
rr
will
t)e
no
nioie
inei'l-
WHALEN
CO.
TO
,
BE
REORGANIZED
Hie
LliiliAiilllKit
fill.l
j
I
!
In
klillt
tj
111
lllit
result
before
decidmsr,...,.
,
..
-
.
so
t.fore
ihei:
"
"
::;...,"..v:
mill
it
iiiiiTiiir
luiiiimiui
iiif
ncujialin?
with
New
York
fi-luiuciers
wilh
a
view
to
making
a
financial
reorganization
I
hat
will
pill
the
'
business
on
a
stable
basis,
is
making
favorable
pro
gress
due
to
improved
operating:
conditions.
Mr.
MeOarry
says
that
the
WhaV"
Co.
has
been
making
jttood
operating
profits
for
sev
eral
mom
us
aim
-uiiii
uiHiiiiiiuiia
in
Hie
pulp
industry
are
more
stable
I
ban
ever
before.
The
first
mortgage
bondholders
will
meet
in
Montreal
on
August
20
to
vole
on
reorganization
plan
The
debenture
stockholders
have
until
August
31
to
complete
re
organization
so
prospects
are
cheerful.
CUSTOMS
OFFICERS
Haul
of
Five
Hundred
Cases
Is
Mado
on
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island
YCTOIIIA,
July
30.
More
than
1
five
huiidreil
cases
01
iiquui
wrn.
seized
Ilv
customs
oflleers
on
Saturday
nighl
at
Ucliieiei,
on
Mm
west
coast
of
Nancouver
I
.11
I'l...
(....ii
ii
14
potior
m
nrru.
mu
lIIUf
,
lug
Dreadful
lias
ten
10
uiiii
Ihe
conlraband
l
'Id
pm-t.
STOCK
MARKET
II.C.
Silver
L.
it
i
Marmot
Metals.
Purler
Idaho
Riifus
Terminus
Daly
Alaska
...
Premier
Surf
Inlel
llazellon
Howe
Sound
...
Selkirk.
Silvercresl
O
ran
by
Olnilstone.
Hay
view
Indian
Hid
Asked
1.
10
3.3.r)
3.50
.30
.31
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1
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2
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10.00
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LONDON,
July
30.
The
House
of
Commons
last
niahl
put
its
si
stamp
of
approval
on
the
gov
efjimeiil's
cruiser
building
pro
gram.
This
was
done
after
the
Liberals
ami
l.aliorites
hail
sought
to
have
the
appropriation
for
the
new
warships
reduced
on
the
ground
that
there
was
nn
naval
war
in
sight
aH.
fhore-
ifiiri'.
i!
was
iiei'iIU'ss
In
bimien
inn
already
heavijylaxed
country
ULSTER
WINS
SOCCER
CUP
Defeated
Nanalmo
Two
to
In
Dominion
Champion
ship
Final
Vancouver
Man
Arrested
as
Went
to
Pick
up
"Hush
Money"
from
Japanese
wilh
an
addithjiial
expenditure
of
5.8,O0p.Q&0ifc;f
ltamsuy
MiMlonatd,
former
premier,
moved
for
a
reduction
in
the
shipbuilding
vole
but
Die
House
rejected
the
proposal
by
a
vote
of
270
to
I
iO.
Nil
WINNIPEG,
July
30
The
Ulster
United
football
team
of
Toronto
last
nhht
won
tho
Dominion
soccer
championship
and
tho
Connaught
Cup
by
defeating
Nanalmo
western
champions,
two
coals
to
nil
In
tho
third
came
of
tho
series.
The
first
two
games
were
draws
one
being
scoreless
and
tho
other,
one
all.
ACCUSED
OF
BLACKMAIL
he
YANCOUYKIl,
July
30.
Nor
man
Hradley,
aged
43,
is
being
held
by
the
police
In
connection
wilh
an
alleged
blackmail
plot
againct
a
"Japanese
Lodging
House
Association
and
Japanese
Hank,''
He
was
taken
in
cus
tody
yesterday
.morning
when
he
went
Io
the
steps
of
a
church
to
pick
up
a
'
suitcase
placed
there
following
a
demand
for
82,000
"hush
money
made
in
a
letter
sent
Hie
Association.
NO
ANNOUNCEMENT-
ABOUELECTION
Premier
King
Leaves
for
his
Summer
Home
Following
Lengthy
Cabinet
Meeting
Tuesday
OTTAWA,
July
30
Following
a
prolonged
cabinet
meeting
011
Tuesday,
Premier
King
left
for
his
summer
home
after
an
nouncing
that
there
was
nothing
In
'make
public.
11
is
generally
lieHeve.o
that
no
dale
was
eon
-
siduierl
for
the
general
federal
election.
ing
port.
BOSTON
GRILL
ai.d
Large
Lpstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
wilh
newly
laid
dancing
a
f
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
oervics
dances,
banquets
and
wed
at
Anytime.
Anywhere
ding
parties.
3rd
Ave.
Royal
Hotel,
Stind
Ferrates,
apply
to
Boston
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
drill,
Third
Ave.
VIDECK,
Prop.
MATT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
....
x'i
jr:
T)I
A
,u'
PIUXCE
Hl'PKItT,
H.C.,
THIUSDAY,
JULY
30,
ll'So.
Vt-UrtUy'i
ClrcuUtlon
1647
Strut
ttlM
SSI
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
am
s
i
r
i
OUTLOOK
GLOOMY
TODAY
ALIFORM
DOCTOR
CLAIMS
INVENTION
OF
NEW
INSTRUMENT
OF
WARFARE
euouaiions
Between
uwners
and
Workers
Continue;
Twenty
Thousand
Miners
Quit
Working
LONDON
July
30.
Chances
for
averting
the
threatened
t
tm
1
rtn
h
coal
strike
uppeared
to
he
decreased
today.
Negotiations
IV
A
y
V
rrjnr
KKl
ifiK
A
JVI
,vren
the
owners
and
the
worker,
meeting
separately
wilh
llvlillflljl
f
:
li
i
-
itmiiwiii,
i.
i-
i
v.tiihiiii
uii
iiiiiiiiiiig
iii
(i
giiiuiiij
ill-
ill
IjY
jil
fl
a
J
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rv
I
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I
R.
a.
.Stun
and
.
K.
Morgan,
two
fleet
footed
nieinbers
of
the
Oxlord-Canyhndge
track
and
athletic
team,
which
is
now
in
the
L
njled
.Slates,
visiluig
various
Anieriean
H.
M.
S.
Capetown
will
Spend
Seven
Days
in
Prince
Rupert;
in
The
cruiser
left
her
bast,
in
Hermuda
June
0
and
proceeded
from
I
here
to
the
Panama
canal
.one
arriving
there
on
June
II
ami
leaving
on
June
13.
From
there
she
proceeded
lo
San
Diego
which
was
reached
on
June
23
and
cleared
again
on
June
20
for
Christinas
Island
olT
Honolulu
where
she
arrived
on
July
0.
Leaving
there
on
July
8
she
sleained
for
Fanning
Island
which
she
reached
on
July
'J.
On
July
II
she
cleared
for
Honolulu,
arriving
(here
on
July
15.
Remaining
in
Honolulu
until
July
0,
she
cleared
for
this
pork
and
arrived
outside
the
entrance
o
the
harbor
on
Tuesday.
Kxcellent
weather
prevailed
throughout
the
trip
apart
from
a
lillle
fog
olT
the
H.C.
coast
which
delayed
slightly
her
arrival
at
Prince
Rupert.
The
cruiser
will
remain
in
port
until
next
Wednesday
when
she
will
sail
for
Esquimau,
Nanaiilio
and
Van
couver.
Public
Inspection
During
her
stay
in
port
several
opportunities
will
bo
given
lo
Ihe
public
lo
make
an
inspection
of
the
ship.
Saturday
and
Sundax
afternoons
will
be
reserved
for
this
purpose
and
should
that
no
prove
sulllcient
lime
for
all
who
care
lo
go
over
the
vessel
then
further
time
will
be
given
on
other
days.
The
O.W.V.A.
entertained
as
many
or
the
men
as
possuue
last
evening
al
a
concert
and
'smoker
in
their
club
rooms.
Tonight
there
will
be
a
football
match
011
Acropolis
Hill
between
a
learn
from
Ihe
ship
and
local
players
and
on
Tuesday
lliere
will
be
a
return
game.
The
ships
band
will
be
in
atlendance
at
Ihe
match.
A
public
dance
has
also
been
arranged
for
one
of
the
evenings
while
the
cruiser
is
in
port
and
one
evening
will
be
given
over
lo
a
concert
given
by
Ihe
ship's
band.
In
addition
there
will
doubtless
be
private
entertainment
offered
by
citizens
lo
various
members
of
the
ships
complement.
Capt.
O.
11.
Laird,
commander
is
planning
a
four-day
bear
'
nut
tits
-
exyediiion
while
here
t
DOES
NOT
WANT
LEAVE
CANADA
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
However,
Makes
no
Definite
Announce
ment
on
Future
Plans
OTTAWA,
July
30.
"I
have
made
no.,
plans,
but
I
cannot
imagine
anyone
want(ng
lo
leave
Canada
after
having
resided
here
three
years,"
.declared
Sir
Henry
Thornton
on
Tuesday
night
when
inquiries
were
made
regarding
rumors
of
his
departure.
He
said
that
he
did
not
feel
that
he
should
make
any
announcement
as
(his
should
come
from
the
government.
The
matter
of
the
Peace
River
railway
sljuation,
Sir
Henry
said,
was
in
the
hands
of
Hie
Alberta
government.
ROSSWATSON
GETS
LIBERTY
Ball
of
$10,000
was
Granted
Yes
terday
by
Mr.
Justice
Morrison
VANCOUVER,
July
30.
Ross
Watson
was
granted
10.000
bail
yesterday
by
Mr.
Juslice
Morri
son
on'applicalion
of
R.
L.
..Malt-land,
iii
counsel.
Watson
will
be
liberated
as
soon
as
bonds
are
arranged
pending
his
second
Irial
a
I
ip
.Nana
1110
Assizes
in
-UCl.
ober.
He
was
charged
with
rob.
bery
of
the
Royal
Hank
til
.Na
nalmo
lasi
spring
and
Ihe
Jury
disagreed
when
dealiiii:
witli
his
case
a
Couple
of
months
ago.
LEGISLATURE
TO
OPEN
OCTOBER
26
VICTORIA,
July
30.-
Following
a
meeting
of
Hie
cabinet,
OetoheV
20,
is
announced
as
the
lenlatlve
dale
for
the
opening
of
Hn
lesislatui"
Claims
Invention
of
Death
Stroke
in
Form
j
of
Canned
Lightning
SAN
FHANC1SCO,
July
30.
Dr.
Kdwin
Scott,
self-styled
inventor
of
what
he
terms
a
death
stroke
in
the
form
of
"canned
lightning"
which
he
claims
will
revolutionize
existing
war
tactics,
will
formally
ask
the
Navy
Department's
assistance
in
testing
the
ic
vitioit
off
the
California
coast
in
September
on
an
old
Iiallien1p
or
a
pilolle..
airplane.
Scott
says
thai
his
invention
i
capable
of
destroying
all
life
on
sea
land
or
air
within
a
radius
of
twenty
miles
nnd
can
disable
all
radios
in
a
similar
radius,
lie
claims
that
the
inveii-itioii
iiui'iieil
holes
in
two-inch
stepl
plates
al
a
distance
of
tlireej
!
to
seven
miles
and
thai
dummy,'
I
airplanes
were
destroyed
in
ait!
i
tests.
INDIANS
FAIL
TO
SEE
KING
Disappointed
With.
Their
Reception.
In
London
LONDON,
July
30
"dunr
cbteTs,
who
.arrived
here
from
Hrilisli'tkdumbia
to
seek
an
audience
wilh
Ihe
King-
to
submit
their
grievances
cb'ncerning
tenure
of
lands
and
trapping
of
game,
are
ifisappoiiitcd
mid
disi
couraged.
Interviewed
by-
the
Morning
Post,
they
said
they
had
spent
a
fruilless
day
calling
upon
the
Duke
of
Connaught's
private
secretary,
the
Colonial
oilico
and
P
C.
Larkin's
oilico
in
an
endeavor
lo
arrange
for
an
audience
with
Hie
King.
Everyone.
Ihey
saw
professed
inability
to
procure
their
admission
to
His
Majesty.
The
chiefs
are
from
Ihe
Douglas
Lake.
Honaparte
und
Shuswap
reserves.
PRINCE
LEFT
SOUTH
AFRICA
YESTERDAY
FOR
SOUTH
AMERICA
CAPETOWN.
July
30.
Com
pleling
his
lour
of
South
Africa,
Hie
Prince
or
Wales
left
yesterday
morning
aboard
IL.M.S.
Re
pulse
for
Sotilh
America.
Ho
is
due
in
Monlivideo
on
August
11.
BASEBALL
American
League
St.
Louis
7,
New
York
8.
Chicago
0,
Washington
8.
Detroit
2,
Philadelphia
10.
Cleveland
10,
Hostou
5.
National
League
lloslon
0.
PillshurgjH.
Philadelphia
5,'
Cincinnati
9.
New
York
2,
Chicago
i.
Hrooklyn
3,
SI.
Louis
10.
CHARGED
WITH
BOSTONMURDER
Gabrlelle
Punolello,
Late
of
Prince
Rupert,
Is
Arrested
In
Vancouver
VANCOUVER.
July
30.
Gab
rlelle
Ptinelello
alias
Raffaelo
De
Pasquale
was
arrested
here
Ibis
.morning
on
warrant
charging
him
with
the
murder
of
a
farmer
near
Huston
two
1
years
ago.
Piuieiello
is
said
to
have
arrived
recently
Troiii
Prince
Rupert
where
he
worked
for
soma
tunc.
TO
REBUILD
AT
MINAKI
I
Resort,
Like
Jasper
Will
Replace
That
Which
was
Destroyed
by
Fire
Receive
Visitors
at
Week-end
chiefs
from
British
coiumbu',
w,XM1,fi:;''
,J,uly
l30--5i1nak!
.
1
,uuw,u
"v11
-.
1
Inn,
one
of
lite
Canadian
Natlona'.
1I.M.S.
Capetown
reached
port
yesterday
afternoon
shortly
nfter
2
o'clock
and
lied
tip
at
the
ocean
dock.
Lpou
her
arrival,
she
wms
met
Lv
Mavor
Newton
and
a
committee
front
the
(i.
W.
V.
A.,
ciMitling-fjr"J.
Campbell,
J.
Hutchinson.
''IfSth-VrSWes,
und
.M.
.McArlhur.
(ieo.
Hill,
as
president
of
the
football
usso.
ciaiion.
was
present
and
arranged
for
a
game
between
local
players
and
a
team
from
the
cruiser.
The
delegation
was
greeled
very
cordially
uiidtfntertnihed
on
hoard
after
arranging
for
several
items
of
entertainment
dui
-
llieir
slay
of
seven
day
Railways
summer
hotels
which
.was
destroyed
by
fire
last
month
on
the
eve
of
oneiiinsr.
will
bo
Three
In-,
rebuilt
011
-Hie--
bniiL-alow
stvlu
s
nulla
r
to
JaspeT'l'ark
Lodge.
Announcement
lo
this
effect
was
made
today
following
a
conference
of
system
ofllcials
with
Sir
Henry
Thornton
who
slates
that
plans
will
be
developed,
immedi-
ilely
for
the
erection
of
the
new-
inn
the
banks
of
tile
Winnipeg
rtvetv
BRITISH
PEER
PASSES
AWAY
Son
and
Heir
of
Lato
Lord
Cheylsmore
Has
Been
Resl-dsnt
of'
Alberta
for
Four
Years
LONDON,
July
"3b.
Major
General
Lord
Cheylsmore
died
here
yesterday
following
injuries
sustained
in
a
recent
accident.
The
sou
and
heir
of
Lord
t'.heylsmoro
has
been
a
resident
of
Alberta,
Canada,
since
1021.
He
has
been
farming
on
two
sections
of
land
known
as
the
Happy
Valley
ranch
near
Alix.
HAIG
AGAIN
URGES
UNITY
Gives
Final
Message
at
Montreal
Following
His
Tour
of
Canada
,
.
.
MONTREAL,
July
30i-In
a
farewell
message
here
Closing
his
Canadian
tour.
Field
Marshal
Earl
Ilaig
urged
ex-ser'jc-
men
"to
link
hands
again
as.;pu
did
on
the
field
in
dial
magnificent
splrH
Of
good-'ft'llowshlp,
and
trust
which,
'above
all
things,
carried
tt
through
lo
ultlmalo
triumph.
EXHIBITION
FOOTBALL
'
GAME.
H.M.S.
"Capetown"
vs.
t
Prince
Rupert.
Tonight
(Thursday):
at
6.45
Hand
in
Atlendance
Admission
25c
Ladles
free.