25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime,
ttind
Boy1
Hotel,
3rd
Ave,
and
6th
8L
KIATT
VIPECK,
Prop.
VOL
XV
NO.
!'
lartr
mi
stnpm
Knna
uraunni
But
Wat
Too
Severe
to
bo
i
Beneflolal
!
".ftis
July
23.
-
A
series
nf
'-
ivy
n
9Lirrm
V
Mini
iiifc.ui.-T
I
-
.Hll'
III!
IMIII
UIL"
lll'UI
WU.U
T
wnti'li
France
hue
been
ttuf-
ik
'Hi
inuliy
day.
Mue.h
dam-
i:'
v.
ib
i
inn
uii-oiimimii
I
t
oil'
v
iwhrrliillv
in
the
south-
tectum.
In
Bcauce,
one
'
ii"
inusi
iiimous
wueai
ro-
t
:nw
i
Luropc,
whole
ileitis
iM
iiii-n
rnt
by
hail.
The
4
im
-
i..,ii-
ii
in
-
hi
lit;
tun
-r
wijl
uinouut
to
several
mil-
"i
'
lines.
CHAKAWANA
former
Mounted-
Police
Boat
Taken
In
Barkley
Sound
With
Liquor
Aboard
VHTOIUA.
July
23.
Tlu
i
li'limr
tieiRhlcr
thakawnna
or
v
:
iitiMM"
was
seized
in
Barkley
s"iiiii
mi
Tuesday
liljrhl
and
was
urmi-iif
hern
liy
the
government
"iimi'f
Arineulierres.
There
is
'
'i!sii.i,i
Uoimr
aboard-
which
'
iielii'vini
to
,,i
j,,,,.)
f
,i
cargo
(:r
a
mysterious
five-inasled
ves-
-
winch
left
ShaiiKliai
last
'"lucli
riii
Hi
t
k
coast
with
50,000
't.ses
ulmaru.
Mil'
I'.lmkawana
was
formerly
u'd
in
this
district
by
tlie
lloyal
('aniidinn
.Moutiled
Police
on
par
rut
win
k.
She
is
a
gasoline
noai.
SMALL
ALASKA
SALMON
PACK
Prodlotlons
Made
That
Reds
Will
nly
be
About
Forty
Per
Cont
of
Normal
in.
.......
'''.UKMIIAAl,
July
23.
The
1
1,111
est
pack
of
red
salmon
lusiory
of
Alaska,
probably
.'
llnu:
about
to.
per
per
cent
'"
mal
MP-',,
by
i.;
is
predicted
for
11
i
titiiiin,.
......
u
t
.
i
....
t
'
Anierloan
Fisheries.
RIDLEY
WINS
AGAIN
'ntmvF.H,
.July.
Ji3.
Olttrflllr
1l-l
-m
miiiiji
luiiiey
"
M-iers
nr
SSI,
r,
1
1
1
...
i
i,
.
'.
ul
"H'lil
representative
'""n
vest,
M-day
by
tr.O
r
111
He
hnili-
The
college
Calherine
de-
runs
lo
",.
-it,.
NANAIMO
REACHES
CONNAUGHT
FINAL
Wl.NNJPF.O,
July
23.
Scoring
I
wo
goals
in
I
lie
las!
five
minutes
of
play,
the
Nanaimo
City
football
team
rliriiinntetl
Wi'slon
I'nili'il.
holder
or
the
CnunaiiEhf
Cup.
from
llti
companion
this
year.
The
score
was
two
goals
to
one.
Nanaimo
will
now
play
in
the
final
with
the
winner
of
the
F.astern
section
which
will
he
decided
tonight
between
Ulster
Unlle.il
of
Toronto
a
fid
Fort
WESTERN
CRICKET.
i
1
I
l
i
i
"
IlKUl.N'A.
July
23.
-
In
the
Western
Canada
cricket
tournament
on
Wednesday.
Manilobi
lrealeil
British
Columbia
by
seven
runs,
the
score
bein
I2
to
133.
II
was
B.C.'
first
de
feat.
COAL
MINERS
IN
BRITAIN
STRIKE
.
Will
Go
Out
on
July
31
as
Protest
Against
Wage
Reduction
LONDON,
July
23.
A
gen-oral
strike
of
all
British
Union
coal
miners
will
commence
on
July
31,
the
miners'
executive
decided
lastv
night
at
a
meeting
here.
The
difference
Is
over
wage3,
the
miners
refusing
to
accept
a
cut
proposed
by
the
owners.
REGINA
HAS
main
BIG
BLAZE
MoU
Spectacular
Fire
In
City's
History
Destroyed
Plant
of
,'
'
Canadian
Oil
Co.
ItKfilNA,
July
23.
.Damagej
estiinaled
at
$150,000
resulted
when
the
plant
of
the
Canadian
Oil
-Co.
I.
Id.
was
destroyed
lasl
night
in
the
most
spectacular
blaze
in
the
city's
history.
Ureal
driiiiape
was
avoided
throiinh
the
strenuous
work
of
the
firemen
who
prevented
the
rinines
from
reaching
twelve
larsre
tanks
coiilainiiw
about
20
million
kiiIIohh
of
motor
oil.
The
explosion
of
gasoline
drums
and
oil
tanks
hurled
barrels
of
flaming
liquid
through
the
air
(o
the
distance
of
a
city
block.
The
tank
contained
more
than
jtlireo
million
gallons
of
gaso
line.
Entrance
Results
are
Announced
Today;
Many
Local
Pupils
Passed
in
Examinations
Held
Last
Month
(Special
to
Daily
News;
vwrnntA
.lulv
2a.
Offi-ial
results
of
the
Iligl
fill
having
oeen
pionootn
"n
lULiniiniiuiiu
...
...v
..r
,iii
elinols
of
seven
or
more
divisions.
School
.'ntrancc
examinatio'iis
held
throughout
life
province
in
June
were
announced
this
morning
by
Ihe
Department
oi
f.diicaiiou.
n,.l
i,r
a
total
of
r,rU)
candidates,
,l,o(
were
siiccessiiu,
or
oi
oer
cent,
liraddiliou
lo
lliese
IML'S
olhor
pupils
were
success-
,
I
....
iiu.i..inl
hi
nni4
,1
1
illll
flT
111
lipilllilllll
,
fi,.,v..
-
,
..
.
..
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S,.!,,,,,!
o
III
Clll
...
lllUiaOKU,
U
ill!
Miutri;
i-iijiii
in
im
.Miiini.
,..
i..
i
..i"
r.-i
l...
Vniiciiuvei'.
I.,,
ihe
w
in
e
nroviuce
wiin
u
louu
m
mm
iikhk-
I
I
ins
wins
me
(lovernor
5
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PB1NCK
HL'PKHT.
B.C.,
TJIL'IISUAY.
Jt'LY
2ii,
11)25.
Vancouver
Board
of
Trade
Party
Visits
Hazelton
and
YMUrday'i
ClrcuUtlun
1647
Two
Canneries
at
Port
Essington
Going
up
in
Smoke;
Town
Menaced
According
lo
word
received
this
afternoon
at
IJ.I'.U
through
the
Jkiniinioit
(ioveninient
Telegraphs,
t
lie
B.A.
Cannery
at
Purl'
Kssingtou
is
going
up
in
smoke
uiid
there
is
grave
dangeHH
the
whole
town
being
wiped
out.
Th-opeialor
at
lioysport
reported
lu.
headquarters
here
Hint-flumes
were
leaping
twenty
leet
in
the
air
and
there
was
a
high
wind
blowing
down
the
Skeena
Hiver.
llaysport,
called
on
long
distance
by
The
News,
m
U
ul
:$.U)
that
II.A;.
Cannery
was
burning
and
Skeena
Commercial
as
wejl.
Both
plants
would
be
consumed,
il
w-at
expecled.
The
wind
changed
lo
southwest
and,
was
blowing
uwuy
from
town.
Both
B.A.
and
Skeena
Commercial
Canneries
are
op
eraled
by
the
BeB
Irving
Co.
Finds
Wealth
and
Romance
Special
lo
Daily
New;
IIAZKLTON,
July
211.
A
land
rich
in
romantic
tradition
as
well
as
jo
wealth
of
limber,
minerals
and
agriculture
awaiting
completion
oi
a
ronu
system
wnicn
win
iiuk
ii
airecuy
vviin
Vancouver,
was
surveyed
by
member
of
the
Vancouver
Bourd
of
Trade
excursion
party
spending
'yesterday
in
this
pioneer
nor
thern
settlement.
When
the
transprovincial
highway
link
now
under
in
Ihe
Fraser
canyon
is
opened
and
a
twenty-five
mile
gap
is
liltea
oeiweeu
uuru
i.ane
ana
r.miaKo,
imirist
win
ne
i
able
to
drive
'from
I.os
Alleles
I
In
Vancouver,
outfit
for
anolher
long
drive
and
come
north
over
7
"um
Strt
8l
4S
BOSTON
GRILL
Largo
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
For
rates,
apply
to.
Boston
Grill,
Third
Ave.
Phone
467.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
ANNERIES
DESTROYED
IN
ESSINGTAN
FIRE
UKlilfcK
LUIAL
MAN
lb
HtLU
W
VANIUUVLK
U
LUMr
LAIN
1
3
MUM
HtKL
i
m
-
mm
tun
vuuuitu
lu
ruruumem
by
Premier
Baldwin
Expected
to
Mend
Cabinet
Differences
LONDON,
July
23.
Premier
ltiililwni,
in
Parliament
today.
nfoil
Hint
llm
tfllVpnimi'lll's
lllivlll
i'llll
tl
rilfl
inn
lirnrrriim
-
-
-
-
-
M,n",",-"-
j
i
c
I
iIi.liftn
f.iii
i.ni
I
i
-it
In
1
ill
Iniil
ilnti'ii
ill
ft
id
i
il
.11
n
lit-n
iwi.-l
'i.i,i,iin)'t
mill
three
veiirlv
Iheri'ii
ft
er.
Thin
miikes
fiinr
i-i-hivim-
u
lie
instructed
this
fiscal
year
and
three
next
year.
The
government
lias
also
derided
upon
(he
annual
r.on-
ii..,'
ion
m
iiiiiii
ii
Pki
ri
tviM'ii
nun
div
wii
iim
pi,
i
iinu
iiiirni
imi.
it.iiii
tain
:iiixiIiHiy
vesels
lieginning
with
the
fiscal
year
of
1112(1-Thi
-
progruni
i.
to
lie
continued
during
the
.normal
lile
or
"
I
lit
present
parliament.
EAT
AND
HAIL
DAMAGE
CROPS
SOUTH
FRANCE
:
'
II
is
feltjthal
the
program
will
i
pacify
cabliiel
members
ami
ad-niirulty
officials,
anion?
whom
relations
have
hen
strained
over
mat
Ici-m
of
naval
policy.
(ieneral's
medal
for
being
Ihe
highest
in
Vancouver
aim
u.-Irict.
.
,
Itoberla
Bogle
or.nomu
School,
will.
Kli
marks,
was
me
highest
in
District
No
OI-'Jrl
(icorge
ami
Noi
l
hern
District.
Ilesulls
for
Prince
uupciv
ns
follows:
Booth
Memorial
School
wi.,1..
Worker.
105:
William
M.
....'in
in-:-
vin-eil
11.
Skatle-
(llllll'XMI,
,
.
I...I
:iiii-.r
Iliith
11.
Scherk.
JiK.
t,.-..i.i,
Xrnlt.
377:
llu'irli
Ferguson,
:il'3;
Agnes
;
L
imi.
in
ii
Ci-oss,
355;
II
,11.
i
,,,.
nr
I
,
nr.
I.
f.wi
I-
II.
NeSS.
ilO'l.
iiiii'ia),
un,
-
.
Marion
Ilium,
Hubert
Morrison,
C.
Thompson.
m".
131);
Simon
Murray.
33S;
O.
Stalker,
335;
Dan
A.
Kenzie.
310
Thomas
S.
Hid:
Donal.i
J.
K.hviu-d
Smllli.
W
McL
l'.d
gar,
Willi.
Iiin.lsetli,
Kvelyn
llivett,
Margaret
M.
Smith,
Arthur
J.
Stewart
Julia
.M.
Thomas,
Frances
K
Trcinayno,
Joan
W.
West.
,
Borden
Street
M
'-to
I
lleruicn
Boss,
372;
F.lciinor
I'almoie,
358;
(leo.
B.
McLean
353;
Pauline
C.
'Johnson,
337
Mildred
.Lindsay,
32l;
Kvelyu
Morrison,
32
1;
Lillian
lverson
300.
IM'omoted
mi
recommendation
Aliiei'l
Anderson
Jaiiies
Bryant
(leo.
Al;
Currie,
Alice
Couture
'Hubert
,U.
Irvine,
Clarence
A
.Johnson,
llaliili
Jorginsen,
Vic
loiia
Kirkevsky.
Kdward
Smith,
Jlruce
B.
Stevens,
(iordon
Viereck,,l'.nid
Williams.
Annunciation
School
Itulli
(lillies.
3HI;
(iweu
I'al
more,
35,0;
I'.hiinue
llnberge,
35K
...I.
.11....
Illl..
M..I
......
!
I
il
.
i
1..I
1.1
II..
in.
.In,
I
nil
I'CCO
III
IU
C
II
1
1
11
1
1
"
'
1
1
niiu
I'll
i.i-nii,
iliu,
niiiril'l
.MIMII1H
,L,.ank
Joan
Cross,
320:
John
Coinadina,
31(1;
Nora
,,,,,
i,
I
nil
iin'
..
..
,
,
inn.
i
1.
1....
ti....i..
liiilhv.
iuiirgai
t-i.
iiiiiMHfi'ii,
iMMi.
imi?-iiiiiii'
iii-iiiu,
COPPER
MT.
TO
REOPEN
Cot.
Crabbs,
Qranby
President,
Now
on
Way
to
Anyox
(Special
to
Dally
News)
VANCOUVER,
July
23
Col.
Crabbs,
president
of
the
Qranby
Consolidated
Mining,
Smelting
&
Power
Co.,
announced
yesterday
that
operations
of
the
company
at
Copper
Mountain
will
be
resumed
as
soon
as
the
railway
Is
repaired
about
the
middle
of
August.
A
large
gang
Is
now
engaged
In
the
work
of
reconditioning
the
railway
which
connects
with
the
Kettle
Valley
Railway
at
Princeton.
All
the
concentrates
from
the
Allenby
mill,
which
handlos
the
Copper
Mountain
ore,
will
go
to
the
Trail
smelter.
Col.
Crabbs,
accompanied
by
Col.
D,
C.
Jackling,
a
director
of
the
company
and
a
millionaire
copper
king,
sailed
last
night
for
Anyox.
RAIN
CHECKS
I
FOREST
FIRES
Situation
In
South
Is
Now
Well
In
Hand,
State
Forestry
Officials
V.VNCOl'VI'.H,
July
23.
Fairly
general
rains
over
the
Lower
Mainland
'and
in
the
Kootcnay
have
checked
the
forest
fires
and
forestry
officials
believe
today
thai
the
siliiatjon
is
well
in
baud,
lu
the
vicinity
of
Hevelsloke,
serious
fires
thai
have
been
burning
during
Ihe
past
few
days
were
cheeked
by
an
all
iiighl
rain.
Adver'ise
In
'be
Dully
N'uwg
the
old
Cariboo
road
of
gold
rush
fame
lo
Prince
George,
lliuiellon
and
Terrace.
"Then
watch
tins
valley
come
into
its
own,"
declares
H.
S.
Sar
gent,
'prominent
citizen
of
Haz
ellon
who,
with
Dr.
Wrinch,
M.L.A.,
arranged
entertainment
Wholesalers
in
South
and
Rupert
Merchants
Victimized
by
Fraud
George
C.
McAllister
is
arrested
on
charges
of
realizing
cash
on
worthless
checks
VANCOL'VHB,
July
2'.
Nearly
one
hundred
merchants
and
citizens
of
Vancouver
having
been
victimized
by
means
of
worthless
checks
and
merchants
of
Prince
Bupert
having
been
loaded
down
with
goods
shipped
from
here
that
they
did
not
order,
the
police
are
now
holding
(ieorge
C.
McAllister
on
definiie
charges
in
connection
with
the
issuance
of
some
of
the
checks.
.McAllister
appeared
m
mlice
court
here
yesterday
morning
'ami
was
remanded
for
one
week.
Investigation
shows
that
a
man,
claiming
to
be
a
partner
of
a
I'rmce
unpen
niercnani.
visu-
ed
numerous
wholesale
bouses
and
ordered
large
bills
of
goods,
tendering
checks
and
receiving
the
excess
of
the
checks
over
the.
orders
in
cash.
Meantime
tbei
startled
merchants
of
Prince'
llupert
found
every
boat
bring-!
iug
tliepi
large
shipments
of!
Local
Men
Disappointed
After
goods
which
they
had
no
nse
for!
Trip
to
Bablne
Country
and
which
they-connl
not
dispose;
-
.i;-.'5'-w--ausiL...
j-tjijauxuioca,
.wju!ieai.iuiui,-
cliants
web
wired
In
accept
no
further
orders.
McAllister
was
arrested
on
luesilay
while
arranging
for
a
shipment
of
hardware
to
Prince
llupert.
The
majority
of
the
Checks
were
drawn
on
Prince
llupert
banks.
Some
of
the
local
merchant'
whii
are
said
to
have
been
involved
as
a
res
illt
of
McAllister's
orders
are
W.
W.
Wrathall,
Fred
Cilliuly,
Ocorgc
Bill
ami
the
Family
Shoe
Store.
McAllister,
left
Prince
llupert
some
two
months
ngo
and
for
some
time
the
police
in
the
south
have
been
on
his
trail.
Be
was
formerly
connected
with
the
Masset(
Timber
Co.
at
Buckley
Bay
and
later
In
Prince
llupert
was
employed
of
the
Vancouver
party.
"We
by
Mr.
Wrathall
have
all
the
element
that
go
to.
Cunningham
make
a
lourisl
country
lo
which
people
will
come
from,
all
pats
of
the
south.
We
have
the
his
torical
romance,
the
Indians,
lo-
lem
poles,
hunting.
fishing.
beautiful
scenery
and
colorful
northern
dife.
"Our
.tourist
trade
is
going
jlo
be
of
immense
importance
to
Vancouver
since
it
will
bring-
thousands
through
your
city
lo
holiday
in
Ibis
immense
and
beautiful
northwest.
We
watch
the
progress
of
events
in
an-,
comer
and
feel
that
il
is
our
city
and
that
your
problems
are
our
problems.
We
believe
that.
vnu
appreciate
the
wealth
t
re-'
sources
ami
I
lie
opponuiiiuc
that
lie
in
the
north
awaitihgl
only
the
advent
of
men
and
moiiey
to
le
British
Columbia
great
iind
lasting
prosperity."
Visited
Klsplox
Some
conception
of
the
Idur-isl
attractions
of
Ibis
district
was
given
the
visitors
by
a
visit
to
Ihe
Indian
village
of
Klspiox
where
some
of
the
best
sped
mens
id"
totem
poles
in
the
north
4.
and
Lipsctt
&
RIVERS
INLET
SALMON
HEAVY
The
average
per
boat
in
the
snckeye
fishing
at
Hiver
Inlet
for
Monday
and
Tuesday
was
119
according
lo
word
received
locally.
A
big
run
is
anticipated
on
Hiver
Inlet
this
season
probably
exceeding
the
Skeena
which,
as
expected,
is
not
running
very
high.
UNITED
STATES
NAVY
.
VISITING
AUSTRALIA
Great
Welcomes
Are
Given
by
Sydney
and
Melbourne
on
Arrival
Yesterday
MKI.BOlllNE,
July
23.
The
are
to
lie
found.
Legends
of
the.
United
Slates
naval
licet
lias
ur
poles
were
read
by
Hubert
Toip-j
rived
in
Australian
ports.
One
linson.
missionary,
who
was
the,
section
is
ai
rjyiiney
ami
me
first
while
child
born
in
Ihe
north',
other
is
here.
A
great
welcome
and
who
has
devoted
his
life
to
was
igiven
at
both
places.
work
among
the
aboriginal
inhabitants.
Indians,
under
direction
nf
Harlan
I.
Smith
of
Ottawa,
arc
erecting
ancient
poles
which
had
STOCK
MARKET
fallen
in
decay
and
an
allempl
is
B.C.
Silver
.
heiuir
made
lo
preserve
them)
Hazelton
from
rolling.
It
is
all
In
rcrog-iBowc
Sound
nil
ion
or
their
value
as
relics
or
Sllvererest
..
n
rust
dying
ail
and
religion
and,
Surf
Inlet
as
assets
to
creation
of
tourist
,
Dunwell
!'.i"V
Duh
AV
Bid
1.00
Asked
1.25
.01
W
H0.00
23.00
.17
.00
3.25
3.00
GOLD
STRIKE
PETERSOUT
.
-P.-Laporle-'
avdBklie.U
returned
last
evening
from
mi
excursion
into
the
Babine
country
in
search
of
gold.
They
report
that
a
large
number
havci.alrcady
returned
with
nothing
to
show
for
their
labors
and
the
reports
have
been
very
much
exaggeral-.
ed.
It
is
understood
that
they
turned
back
before
the
nctual
scene
of
operations
was
reached
on
account
of
the
very
unfavorable
reports
which
I
bey
received-from
the
miners
coming
out;
It
is
expected
lliat
in
the
course
of
a
few
days,
a
great
many
more
will
return.
They
will
be.
able
to
give
some
more
information
as
to
actual
condition.
ALASKA'QUAKE
Italian
Prophet
Says
the
North
Will
Tremble
on
Saturday
or
Sunday
FAKX3CA,
Italy.
July
23.
Haphael
Bendali,
the
earthquake
prophet
who
has
correctly
'foretold
a
number
of
'quakes
in
the
past
two
years,
predicts
tiiiit
there
will
be
violent
disturbances
in
the
rtigion
of
Alaska
on
July
25
or
20
and
also
in
Jaun
on
July
SO.
CAMBRIDGE
JOYRID?
HAS
FATAL
ENDING
CAMBIllDOi;.
Mass.,
July
23.
Two
men
killed
and
three
others
probably
fatally
injured
marked
the
end
of
an
nolo
joyride
through
the
streets
here
early
this
morning.
The
car,
beintr
driven
at
a
terrific
speed,
swerved
into
an
iron
trolley
polo.
CITY
OF
PRINCE
RUPERT
'
1
Take
notice
that
Mc-Clyniont
Park
and
all
park
under
Ihe
control
ot
the
Parks
Board,
on
and
after
this
date;
will
be
closed
at
10
p'.nir,
and
all
persons
found
-
loil
or
ing
or
lingering
In
atiy
or
the
said
parks
hereafter
will
be
preseculed.
.
Bv
Order
or
Ihe
Parks
Board.