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in
in
II
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ill
t
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uru
Partific
iloliriiture
nlock
-1
n
,
1
..
'
ieiem
thereon,
the
lea
''''"'"'"'Chi
of
the
railway
h
mv.srj
Alfred
Ilarnard,
secretary
l
in
,
1
1.
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I
,..
i.
..i
.
i
,
in
Loudon,
thai
it
Is
me
I'-'ied
lo
discuss
the
mailer
with
my
ri-1
1
-
,
I
,,i
1....
ii...
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I
M,,""''
may
select.
l'urlher-nion-
iK,
ftucition
s
made
Uuv
r
the
boildliolilers
are
si
111
01
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,.n....
ii.
ii..,.
4'
ujl
HUIS
I
llin
,
HHP
"my
lake
action
In
tit:
in
ii
-
i..
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lit,.
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Hi
uig
iiihmi
I
II'
JAPANESE
CABINET
RESIGNS
ON
SPLIT
OYER
TAX
MATTER
'"MO,
July
31.
Tin
Julian
"
""'met
has
resigned
follow
V
serious
split
'between
tin
"
hmh
and
Seiyukai
parlies
"i
whom,
were
supporllng
".
erniiu'ul
of
Premier
Kalo
"""'iu'es
arose
over
lax
ad
'
HII'llI
lil.ni,
Sir
William
Peterson,
sailed
yesterday
on
his
return
lo
Canada.
He
said
thai
as
a
result
or
the
death
of
Sir
William,
Ihe
hope
uf
a
government
controlled
system
of
shipping
had
been
blotted
out
but
the
fight
was
not
yet
Hi
rough.
ALASKA
FISHING
H
OFFICIAL
DIES
J.
Knight
of
Alaska
Packers'
Association
Passed
Away
In
Betllngham
llK.LLLMiHAM,
Wash.,
July
31.
H
J.
Kniighl,
aged
55.
assist-i
..
i
i
i
r
ant
general
supenmciiueni.
ui
the
Alaska
Packers'-
Association
with
headipiarlers
at
San
Francisco,,
died
in
a
local
hospital
last
night.
He
suffered
a
stroke
on
July
3
while
visiting
me
sai-
m.m
canneries
on
Jirisioi
niij
Alaska,
and
was
rushed
aboard
a
cannery
ship-
1924
SALMON
PACK
IN
PROVINCE
WAS
Ish
Columbia
siinuon
here
HIGHEST
ON
RECORD
VICTOIUA.
July
31.
The
Brit-
1.750,313
ease--,
hi
1021
was
1
i
ii
rr
Mm
largest
on
reeoro
previous
high
recom
n.
121),
I5l
cases
accoiuno.
annual
report
ot
me
.li.ptl
1-tlllOllt..
FIREJNJACOMA
Alblna
Marine
Iron
Works
Out-tod
at
Estimated
Loss
or
$100,000
Til.'
h
uual
.Premier
of
B.C.
Celebrates
Birthday
With
Vigor
Gets
Felicitations
(Special
to
Dally
News)
VICTORIA,
July
31.
Premier
Oliver
celebrated
his
sixty-ninth
birthday
today
by
getting
up
so
early
that
he
was
able
to
take
the
engine
of
his
automobile
apart
and
re-assemble
It
before
the
rest
of
the
family
was
awake.
At
a
cabinet
meeting
lator,
tho
Premier
was
the
recipient
TAXI
She
(
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
upstair
Dining
Halt,
Ambulance
with
nrwly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
parties.
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
Stand
For
ratss,
apply
to
Boston
and
6th
8L
"'v.,
PRINCE
RUPERT
Grill,
Third
Ave.
VIDECK,
Prop.
MATT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL
XV
NO.
170,
PHINGK
HL'l'KHT,
U.G.,
FIUDAY,
Jl'LY
31,
11125.
VMttrdir't
Circulation
1R38
Srtttt
Salt
588
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
of
felicitations
and
a
memorial
book.
"Don't
worry"
Is
his
proscription
for
keeping
young.
CHAIN
OF
NEW
STORES
ON
PACIFIC
COAST
IS
NOW
BEING
PLANNED
New
York
Concern
Buys
Out
'Paulsons'
Ine,
Pioneer
Ta-coma
Business
House
TACOMA,
July
31.
It.
A.
v
Co.
of
New
York
have
purchased
Paulsons'
Inc.,
one
of
Hie
RITISH
COAL
STRIKE
HAS
BEEN
AVERTED
Mr1
ATI
A
TIAAie
DrTiurrM
rn
a
xwr
a
miy
nn
it
a
i
it
at
mi
a
d
irnT
nnr
a
u
nnwai
NEUUl'lAllUllJ
DL1
IT.
CCii
riXAlILL
MW
DIM
AW
UlT
IT
AH
ULbi
DIylHIy
UUWll
Wltno
I
ilDrtoVQ
Wlthftrnii)
flfifi)
of
Wage
Cut;
Government
Aid
to
Industry
is
now
Proposed
Hurts
nt
rrpmtpr
naiawm
result
in
ennnnun-
rA
iiiiii
r
kanm
tion
of
work
which
was
to
have
ceased
tonight
LONDON,
July
III.
The
efforts
uf
Premier
Halilwin
met
.-.'(-
today
when
the
owner!?
of
the
coal
mines,
withdrew
lortiughl
their
notice
of
expiration
of
the
present
working
....
.........
i
mm
ti...
..I.
ii
...:n:,...
AFTER
TRIP
NORTH
No
Boom
In
this
District
but
Steady
Permanent
Growth
Is,
Ever
Becoming
More
;
Apparent
VIGTOIUA.
July
31.
lion.
T.
which
was
set
for
midnight
tonight,
is
believed
to
havejD.
Pattullo,
minister
of
lands
!i
averted.
I
Telnrned
to
Ins
ollice
from
ill!
ilcr-ision
of
the
owners
will
permit
of
a
discussion
of
lb"
northern
districts
of
t
In
"ii'-
or
financial
assistance
to
the
industry
which
the
gov-
province
delighted
with
Ihe
pro-
IS
DESIRED
ernnient
lias
offered.
press
made
by
settler
along
Hit
I
It
was
ollicially
announced
Ibis
afternoon
that
the
government's
assistance
to
lliv
coal
minim?
in-
line
uf
(lie
(irand
Trunk
Pacific
Halway.
While
there
is
nu
boom
on
iluslry
will
be
in
the
form
of
a
In
Hie
North
there
is
a
stead)
bounty
on
wanes
-
for
nine
permanent
growth
which
is
more
months,
during
wliirh
period
the
.
apparent
lo
ine
every
lime
I
miners
will
be
paid
in
accord-(travel
through
these
districts,"
,
Cancelation
of
StamD
Tax
ance
with
the
l'J2
agreeuienrnjn
minister
ueeiareu.
ine
sei-
n.t.
i
t..
i.
which
expires
tonight.
I
tier
aiv
bringing
hirtrc
Ijjml
uri-l
to
be
Taken
up
Ml.,
iwifiMK
tarn
lira
MAIL
ORDER
HOUSES
I
FIGHT
ON
SHIPPING
COMBINE
NOT
lHKUUuH
WXi
.01
VF.Il.
July
31.
Can-W.
T.
F.
Preston
Returning
ji
or
the
Ktiinrn
tax.
on
Canada
After
Accompany-
i-cpcipls
and
.draft
will
Inn
Body
of
Sir
William
hi
by
the
Hctail
Mer-
Peterson
Overseas
Association
It
was
de-
)
a
Tiiiir.t.iv'n
oixMinii
itfi
LONDON.
July
31.
W.
T.
F.
:
Dominion
convention
jpreslon,
author
of
the
report
j
V
cmstionnalre
will
be
senlito
the
Canadian
goveruuicni
on
:
miters
of
nil
brunches
onllhn
alleged
North
Pacific
ship-ai
a
sahilily
of
innuguratingiping
combine,
who
came
to
F.ng-m,
aiKii
for
the
abolishment
land
with
Ihe
body
of
the
lain
'i'
tfileral
Income
lax.
Tiir
convention
also
took
ae-
I
Wl'll
!l
Vlfiu
lit
i,nlf(itl(r
fnr-
axalion
to
lie
imposed
order
houses,
the
pro-'
be
distributed
pro
rala
"""ig
'lie
centres
where
ine
ifmhi
II
I
II
lr
l'l
III!
IIIIKIIH'.'.
KANIl
TRUNK
PACIFICSTOCK
Prepared
to
Discuss
Matter
With
English
Investors
MONTIIKAL.
Julv
31.
In
or-
'"'
'
f'llnitnale
possible
niisun-
01
".Itlllltl..
,.111.
.......
...l
I..
II,
ft
rt
im
1
1
i
n
"'b'
of
the
rail
nwi
1
1
minimis
(del
mlllvatlon
all
ihe
flmevumi
i
hen'
is
satisfactory
activity
in
lumbering,
mining
and
fishing.
.HONEST
JOHN
IS
69
TODAY
The
swiniin.ng
pool
al
Uryslal
Hardens.
Victoria,
B.C..
the
largesi
sal
water
nalntoniini
in
the
world.
11
is
I'iO
feet
long.
British
School
Teachers,
Due
at
Montreal
Today,
Will
Visit
Treasury
Finds
Offer
of
French
not
Worth
British
Considering
LONDON,
July
:U.
The
Daily
Telegraph
says
that
prelim-nary
negotiations
with
a
view
fo
settling
the
French
war
debt
!o
(ireat
Britain
have
broken
down.
The
new
French
offer,
although
better
than
that
made
last
spring,
is
deemed
so
inadequate
by
the
British
Treasm'y
that
it
does
not
warrant
serious
consideration
from
the
standpoint
of
the
Urilish
taxpayer.
The
French
delegation
is
returning
to
Paris
to
report
to
Finance
Minister
Caillaux
and,
unless
he
is
able
to
make
u
much
more
substantial
offer,
it
is
probable
that
(ireat
Britain)
will
prefer
to
await
Ihe
outcome
of
the
Franco-American
funding
conversations
before
resuming
"pour
parlers."
FISHERMEN
TO
BE
REPRESENTED
SEATTLE
MEETINQ
Prince
Rupert
on
nallgi
it
uieai
MTrviarj,
.MONTIIKAL,
July
.11.
British
teachers
of
both
sexes
to
poinied
:aj-
-a
me
iiurnner
oi
eignty
are
aire
to
reucn
.Montreal
during
the
week
end
and
will
constitute
quite
a
formidable
educational
in-
vosion
of
the
metropolis
These
teachers,
who
are
coming
to
Canada
on
hoard
the
ss.
Alaunia,
of
the
Cuiiard
line,
are
in
dis-
lincl
parts
and
will
follow
no
less
than
three
itineraries
after
they
arrive
at
Quebec.
The
principal
parly
on
board
l,.,.,,,.,,
af(t.
ja,1(jiliy
al
yueKc
'
Hie
Alaunia
is
a
group
of
forty
T10y
will
visit
.Montreal,
Ottawa.'
individuals
travelling
under
the
I'loronlo
and
Niagara
Falls.
Ira-
auspices
or,
the
League
or
Km-jveing
over
llxe
lines
of
the
pire
ami
directed
while
on
lour
I'am.diun
Xalional
llililwavs
by
Mrs.
K.
Marshall,
C.B.K.,
jf,.m
xiagara
Falls
the
women's
honorary
secretary,
or
the
league.
lnar,v
...in
,.OCeed
to
Washing-1
pen,
Vancouver,
icioiia
anu
rc-,vl.j..
0...
.......
wi.
sai
fo
turning
via
Vancouver,
Jasper.
I
home.
Winnipeg,
Toronto
and
'Niagara
Arrangements
have
been
made
Falls.
They
will
sail
for
home
L,
irt,.jous
pojis
lor
siglilseeing
from
.Montural
by
ss.
.ntoniaani,
vUils
t(,
.,,
universities
and!
for
Plymouth
and
London
arieriotUM.
t.,llcj0al
institutions.
22
days
spent
in
Ihe
Dominion;
Such
u,urs
by
teachers
from
travelling
Ik-
lines
and
sleaifishin
.....
u
.
.
.
.......
..u
i..
im.i
none
oldest
general
nierciian.iisenI1S(,
1)!lv,J(
j)ruvincial
secretary,
stores
in
lacoina.
i
ne
new
own-
avt
lwen
ivited
lo
meet
the
ers
plan
on
establishing
fiftylipnniipiw
stores
mi
f
the
Pacific
oasl
VUc
nmnn.v
0r
the
League
Marllnw
with
a
capitalization
ofi0f
Ellllro
lia,.y
wilt
leave
Mmil-
v
-.ouo.ooo.
r,.aj
on
Monday
morning'
EVOLUTION
CASE
TO
RESUME
jEPJEMBER
7
Appeal
of
John
T.
Scopes
Will
bo
Heard
on
that
Date
In
Supreme
Court
at
Knoxvllle
KNO.YYII.LF.,
Tennessee,
July
31.'
The
appeal
of
John
T.
Scopes
against
a
fine
of
$100
iiiMiosed
on
him
al
Dayton
Tor
teitchiug
evolution
theories
con
j
ut
100,000
i
AdverUse
In
the
Dally
News
pai
io1
their
weslward
Journey
lo
(Irace
A.
Coombs
organi.ing
in
what
is
now
known
.113
OS'an
secretary,
a
parly
ir
eight
aiino
Cily.
Iravelllng
under
the
.auspices
of
-
-
-
trary
to
the
lemiessee
slate
llu
Nalional
Union
uf
Men
laws
will
be
heard
in
the
Ten-1
Teachers
and
Miss
A.
C.
Prico.
POllTI
VND
July
Ml
Fire
nessee
Supreme
Court
here
on,
winner
of
a
compelllion
organii-
...
.H...I
11...
nlant
of
tli"
Alliina
s-epleinlier
,.
led
liy
a
leacheis-
journal.
The
"
...
...
I,,-!
nil?
1
1
ii,.i.iii
ii-ini
worn
""
....ii
.in
Tor
Ihe
Pacific
and
will
arrive
back
at
Bonaveulure
station
on
Ihe
morning
of
August
22,
proceed-1
ing
lo
the
harbor
lo
embark
on
tin
steamer
for
home.
Other
Parties
Other
teachers
now
approach.,
ing
Ouebec
011
the
Alaunia
include
a
pally
oT
32
members
or
tho
Naljunal
I'nion
of
Women
Teachers,
'.accompanied
bv
Ml
.-ft
iforly-otie
individuals
in
these
travel
pd'a''
NANAIMO
WOMAN,
105
YEARS
OLD,
IS
DEAD
The
Fisberinen's
Union
held
a
sjiecial
meeting
yesterday
afternoon
to
consider,
representation
at
the
larilT,
coijferencf,
in
I
io
aim,
bleacher
BASEBALL
wan"
af-
delngaie
"'
from
here.
It
was
fell
that
Ihe
flsheruieu
out
of
this
purl
should
have
one
pre
sen
I
at
the
conference
who
was
acquainted
with
conditions
here.
Mr.
Meagher
will
present
the'
facts
as
seen
by
the
men
employed
on
the
banks
in
the
halibut
industry.
This
party
has
arranged
to
visi'lo
W
Philadelphia,
while
the
IMNNIflPAI
IKTCPFPTOR
Uuebec.
Montreal.
Ollawa,
Wii.-l,,,,.,,
wU1
gn
,
.vu.any
all
event
WUWlUrAL
INOrLLlUft
nipe
Jasper
Parjt,
l'rince
llu-
....o..
rCa,.i.i2
New
York
from
K
VKIinR
Til
flTY
ELM
I
IU1
M.
J
Ul
A
Robert
Balrd
Arrived
From
South
This
Morning
and
Will
Return
to
Victoria
J
1111
1IIU
UIMIIU
ijiiiuiiii.-.v.-:
.
..
.
i.i
lines
or
the
Canadian
Nalional
m0
vm
,ulaP
;is
,,
pos.
,
spector
of
nu.nic.pal
l.es
nrri
cd
'
bis
morning
from
the
Hailways.
.tu
m
...loemional
ad-1
-'
The
l.easue
of
Hinnire
narly
is
!.
'
...Lim,.,,
i
ii.
,,i--,
f-'ulh
on
the
sleainer
Prince
Hu
due
lo
reach
Montreal
next
Sun-
....
,
i.,n.i
i.nii.hiv
l.v
perl,
lie
is
here
on
official
husi-
day
movning
and,
while
here,
the
,l(
t.,,,,1
'
I
ness
and
will,
spend
the
most
of
visiting
teachers
will
at
times
bo
......j.
,.r
ii.
.,,,il,,...u;,.J
r
J
ill,
.1
III
II...
IIUIIHIllllV,
111
(till
I
diversity
and
o:
Ihe
leslant
Board
of
School
Com-j
missioners.
Tea
will
be
served;
:il
I
lie
lliiiversilv
and
Ihe
visitors!
.,iv
Mn
PUNCIELLO
t'ro-t
.o-iGABRIELLE
IS
ORDERED
RELEASED
fl
Boston
Police
Have
Insufficient
inspecting
the
buildinss
audi
Evidence
to-Proceed
With
equipment'
Of
the
institution.
The!
Murder
Charge
Innnt
urogram
includes
sisbt
m"
'
seeing
tours
while,
a
number
ofj
YANCOL
YF.ll,
July
31.
Oab.,
persons
prominent
in
civic
andjrielle
Punciello.
who
was
arrest-1
educational
spheres
includined
yeslerday
on
a
warrant
from
Mayor
Duquette
and
Hon.
Ath-i
Boston
police,
in
connection
with
a
murder
there,
was
ordered
to-,
leased
today
owing
to
insuffioientj
evidence
by
the
.Massactiusselts
authorities.
his
time
interviewing
local
muni-
cipal
officials
on
routine
mat-
ters
He
will
return
south
on
the
Prince
llupert
tomorrow
alter
noon.
American
League
Del
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Cleveland.
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2.
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Boston
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Philadelphia
2,
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0.
Brooklyn
2.
SI.
Louis
5.
Mrs.
Onholmo
Was
Born
In
t820
B.C.
Silver
STOCK
MARKET
Did
i.oo
In
What
Is
Now
Known
as
Daly
Alaska
Nanalmo
City
I
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llarellon
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July
31
Mrs.
Men-
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.
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atholel
Onlioliue,
believed
to
be
Premier
2.ll
the
oldest
resident
of
Vancouver
Porter
Idaho
,
.21
Island,
is
dead
al
the
,age
of
Howe
Sound
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was
itorn
in
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.iciais
1
1
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HAIQ
SAILS.
MONTIIF.AL,
July
31.
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:
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Selklrks
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flranby
11.00
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and
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sail-
Oladslone
ed
for
home
today
aboard
the
Bayview
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fou.
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MEIGHEN
WANTS
ELECTION
DATE
Preachei
High
Tariff
Policy
In
Speaking
at
Stonewall,
Manitoba
ST(Ni;WALL,jJuly
31
Speak-Jug
hen
HL4foH4rtliUirle.Ig-
lUcn,
lionservjuive
leaner,
cnai-!"lbnged
Premier
King
to
relieve
Ihe
business
anxiety
in
the
Dominion
by
slating
immediately
whether
an
election
wasltto
be
held
in
the
fall
or
whether
be
would
face
another
session
of
parliament.
.Mr.
Meighen
deal!
at
length
Willi
the
tariff
question
avl
maintained
that
a
protectionist
policy
was
the
only
.one,
that
wo.uld
put
Canada
on
its
Tect
ccniioniirall.v.
Far
f
runt
reducing
the
tariff,
he
claimed
that
it
should
be
raised
following
the
example
thai
was
being
set
by
the
I
nite.l
States.
ELECTED
FOR
JURY
TRIAL
Members
of
Canadian
Detective
Agency,
Charged
With
Abduction,
Como
up
In
YANCOLYF.It.
July
31.-r-0.
B.
V.
Hobinsun,
he
ail,
ol
the
Canadian
Detective
Agency,
his
son
William
and
V.
W.
Norton
yesterday
elected
Hir
trial
by
jury
on
charges
of
abduction
In
connec-
....
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.
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I
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IIOIl
Willi
llie
msUieuru.--i:
ia.n
March
or
Ihe
Chinese
house
boy,
Wong
l'oon
Sing.
They
will
coma
up
for
lrirat
the
October
assizes
together
with
Police
Com-,
missioner
McDonald
-"
of
Point
Orey.
Chief
of
Police
vMurdoek,
Senueant
Kirkliam
and
J.
Cow-per,
editor
of
the
Saturday
Tribune,
who
havo
been
commllled
on
similar
charges.
"BUY
IN
CANADA"
MOVEMENT
IS
ON
Unequivocal
Support
Is
Tondorcd
by
IVtestlng
of
Bankers,
Brokers
and
Bond
Dealers
13
M(iNTnil.L.
July
31.
I'ne-
.UO
quivocal
sutiport
for
n
'
Buy
In
.18-
Canada"
movement
IhiU
I
to
ex-
.05
Vi
lend
frnni
coast
to
coast
was
.05
vuled
nl
a
representative
meet-.17
ring
of
bankers,
brokers
and
I
it.OO
bond
dealers
here,
transpnrtn-
.
.21H
.26
lion
eoinpanles.
agriculturalists
.05
,0'JH
anil
oilier
producers
will
be
ap-.00
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v'oai'Ui
i
t
Umo
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