;are
prevents
II,
3
BAD
ACCIDENT
:
treat
-
Vancouver
Express
Derailed
Near
Ruby
vd
a
serious
accident'
inirt
struck
a
slide
long,
and
-three
fet
Uuliy
Creek
while
,i
curve.
The
engineer
loud
uf
dust
unit
im-
(ui
ii
iii-ogress
is
being
made
''
'i"
provincial
department
of
i'
works
on
the
clearing
and
e
ir
(he
Kaien
Island
High
Some
25
meji
are
employee
i
clearing
of
stumps
bus
!!'
v
"een
completed
half
way
lo
jui'iowny
llaiiids.
'the
grading
i
:;)v
r
process,
Ihe
fir
I
mile,
'
rather
heavy
rock,
being
Ihe
ilifficult.
It
will
be
some
'iiiif
vpi
liefort
the
road
is
ready
'my
kind
of
traffic.
FRENCfGLEAR
FISH
SALES
Creek
Four
American
and
Five
VKIt
July
25-
Care-!
dlan
Boats
Sold
Calcnes
ft
diy
an
engineer
on
me,
j
a:
l'acific
Montreal-Tor-.
.,
due
here
this
morn-l
this
Morning
Ilallhul
arrivals
this
morning
were'
as
follows
:
TWO
SCOWS
BEING
BUILT
AT
LOCAL
DOCK
FOR
BUSHBY
the
firsl
or
two
new
scows
thai
are
being
built
al
Ihe
local
dry
dok
for
Ihe
Huperl
Marine
Products
Co.
Lid.
was
launched
veslcrilav.
The
scows
are
51
feet
long
and
20
feel
wide.
The
halibut
schooner
Hose
Soil?
Cant.
A.
Olsen,
which
lunch
ed
bollom
in
the
fog
while
coin
limt
through
Metlakalla
Passage
rv.m
..
..
..
l
on
Thursday
night,
was
taken
on
III
I
I
UILLI
Ii
HIV
,i.nk
I
ni
1m
v
for
minor
hull
re
n.
inn
ii
in
r'
vui
an
nrinu
flro
Fleeing
After
Heavy
Losses
Air
Force
Took
Prominent
Part'
Ho
i
Morocco.
.Lily
23.-
An
'dficial
conijimnlciUiou
says
that
'reiirl,
-have,
cleared
Ihe
western
nrl
,)f
0lH1.in
Jliei
valley
of
fnap
invaders
,ll,d
thai
,i
,.,1(.m.
u
fiu,.i,,
nrier
hWvy
lpss.V
Ylho
French
ail'
force
look
a
uNiniui
"
''rtffagemenl
and
planes
are
following
the
nirfN
in
order
u
keep
Ihem
moving.
WESTERN
CRICKET.
J'INA,
July
25,-In
ycsler-o'Zv
'!y
U'"
Western
Canada
foli
'n,"'ll'"'"nt,
.Mberla
deli,'.
i
!
,
Man0a
l.v
21
runs
and
1'ol,l,nl'l
bent
SaskalchiH
pal'-
FORMER
SMITHERS
SCHOOL
TEACHER
DIES
IN
SOUTH
IIAXKLTON.
July
25.
-
Word
has
readied
here
of
Ihe
death
in
Nanalnio
last
week
of
Mrs.
al
ler
Nor!,
v.'lfe
of
Ihe
senior
member
in
Hie
former
local
men'
fHi-nLlilnis
firm
of
Noel
A
HoCk
Tl,
I'll,.
!.
.MJC
.
US
I'.llllll
Middlclon.
was
a
Icacbcr
severa
Smllhers.
Three
young
ons,
beside
the
widower
surylce.
A
ltarlv
comprising
Ceorgc
Frizzed,
Millon
(ionzales.
(leorge
1).
Tile,
C.
C.
Mills
ami
n.
Parker
will
leave
on
the
launch
"Laura
F."
loniglH
lor
no-.mil
nv..f
,..
m
r.li-nf
ben'
Canadian
National
Railway
Expects
to
Transport
Much
Grain
this
Year
maim
.MO.Tlli:AL,
July
25.
Thoj
Canadian
National
Uailwayn.
whose
line
operale
through
Ihe
!uil
productive
pari.
of
the,
whfal
bell
is
continuing
it
pre
panitlnns
not
only
for
transportation'
of
a
record
number
of
harvesl
laborers
from
east
lo
wts,
but
also
for
Ihe
carrying!
of
Ihe
grain
from
Ihe
prairie
province
lo
the
various
distributing
points.
Already
.plans
have
been
perfected
for
the
al
Idling
oT
38,00
freight
cars
and
approximately
100
locomotives
lo
handle.
Ibis
cargo.
When
tt
is
realized
lhal
each
box
car
as-!
signed
lo
carrying'
grain
wil
transport
1,500
bushels
each
trip
some
'idea
of
Ihe
immensity
ol
Ihe
whole
movement
can
be
ob
tained.
.This
means
thai
a
single
movement
of
these
car
will
transport
roughly
57.000,000
bushels
Ijr
more
lhan
Ihe
entire
wheat
chip
of
Canada
a
few
years
back.
On'llie.
whole
Ihe
situation
mi
...
.
.
it
i.
....
i
year
Willi
regain
in
me
wu-.i'
crop
and
Ihe
part
lhal
Ihe
Canadian
National
will
'play
handling
it
is
much
belter
lhan
it
has
been
for
some
years
pasl,
Can
adian
National
otllcials
stale
that
Ihe
judical
ion
are
that
in
laborers
transported
and
In
grain
carried
all
previous
records
will
be
broken.
CARDINAL
BEGIN
LAID
TO
REST
Remains
of
Late
Catholic
Pri
mate
Placed
Alongside
of
Sixteen
Predecessors
UL'KHF.O,
July
25.
Tho
re
mains
of
Cardinal
Hegin,
Ihe
lale
lloman
Catholic
primate
of
Canada
who
died
last
Sunday,
were
laid
lo
rest
this
morning
in
a
crypt
of
Ihe
church
alongside
those
of
sixteen
other
former
archbishops
of
Quebec
who
preceded
him.
Today's
eereinonies
were
replete
with
dignity
and
imptesslveness
and
thousands
thronged
the
church.
BASEBALL
National
League
New
York
I,
Huston
3.
Cincinnati
3,
Chicago
(.
St.
Louis
3,
pHUhurg
5.
American
League
llolon
0.
Philadelphia
C.
Chicago
Detroit
0.
age
lo
prince
Ilupert
and
district
Cannery
porls
befon-
being
re
placed
by
the
cnnipany
s
new
steamer
lalala
wljjibjs-to
enter
ervic
uexi
witk.
me
iciuuit,
in
eoininand
of
Capt.
Ceorgeson.
:rrived
from
the
south
at
0.30
asl
ii
isrlil
and.
after
making
her
-alls
in
the
Naas
Itiver,
was
here
igain
early
Ibis
ftenuon
south-'louinl.
Capt.
A.
Johnstone
has
left
the
Venture'
und
-will
assume
onrmand
oT
the
Catala.
Ainonj
'hose
who
sailed
from
here
for
Vancouver
on
the
Venture,
this
afternoon
were
II.
Webster,
W.
A.
".arter
and
Miss
It.
Moore.
HUGENEW
INDUSTRY
Montroal
Paper
Says
Aluminum
Makers
Are
Coming
to
Canada
MONTREAL,
July
25
Tho
Gazette
says
today
that
the
aluminum
Industry
will
move
Its
headquarters
from
the
United
States
to
Canada
following
an
agreement
between
James
Duke,
United
States
capitalist,
and
the
Aluminum
Company
of
America.
A
huge
plant
will
be
constructed
on
the
Saugenay
River
In
Quebeo
with
an
Investment
or
over
$100,000,000.
The
construction
of
a
city
of
150,000
Inhabitants
will
be
Involved.
SHANGHAI
LAUNCHES
CAPSIZE
AND
TWENTY
EIGHT
PERSONS
LOST
SIIA.NHHAI.
July
25.-
Twenty-
eight
persons
were
drowned
here
today
when
a
sudden
rain
squall
1-eapslzed
two
ferry
launches
crossing
Ihe
Whangoo
Itiver
for
Poolunang.
Thirty-one
person
were
rescued.
HARRY
FAY
NOT
TO
BLAME
FOR
DEATH
OF
MICKEY
SHANNON
"
LOUISVILLE.
J
uly
25.
Ai
25
TAXI
and
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Boyal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
parties.
Ittnd
For
ratis",
apply
to
Dos
ton
SL
and
6th
PRINCE
RUPERT
Grill,
Third"
Ave.
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
HI,
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
467.
NO.
171.
Hi!,.
VOL
XV,.
I'HINCB
HUPKHT,
11.(1,
SATl
HDAY,
JULY
23,
1U23.
VMltrdr'i
Circulation.
1611
Strati
SU
4SS
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
OLD
COUNTRY
STRIKE
LOOKS
MORE
SERIOUS
ILL
IDEAS
OF
BUMPER
HARVEST
SHOULD
BE
ABANDONED,
REPORTS
SAY
Other
Trade
Unionists
in
Great
Britain
Fall
in
Behind
Coal
Miners
LONDON,
July
2.".
The
possibilities
of
Hie
coal
strike
il
'iiirti
in
I
lie
end
u
wiis
mom
ii
Decline
more,
serious
today
iw'if
ouiercnce
ui
ininsporiaiioii
ana
railway
workers
ji
ill'
ideil
to
lake
step
to
prevent
I
tie
movement
of
coal
In
event
of
the
miners'
strike
materializing.
V
iu
been
decided
to
call
u
conference
in
London
next
-
:J;r
ol
the
executives
of
all
trades
unions
o
decide
finally
;-;-i-iKf
action,
if
any,
that
is
to
be
taken
by
unions
generally,
ritalganialed
union
of
building
trade
workers
this
niom-
ling
adopted
unanimously
n
reao-;
lotion
calling
upon
Die
general
!
cotuiril
of
the
Trade
Congress
to
!
establish
"a
council
of
action
to
ensure
that
every
atom
of
strength
of
the
organized
work
ing
class
movement
is
utilized
in
i
support
of
Ihe
miners
in
the
pre-
Inglne
and
Mall
Coach
of
Won-
eirt
crisis."
"l
Ii
obstacle
lerailcd
with
the
firsl
nan
Stanley
r,
had
Ins
fool
crushed
American
Hesolule,
50,000
lo
'
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
at
10.70
and
5c.
II
11,
If,
M
IIIWI
I.,
Ilnnifin
1,'Lliur.
.,,
.11...
I
II...
l...t..-
)...!
'
"
.?..v.-
.
i.
,,.
,
H.50
alU
sc.
r
struck
iii'
I
van
hoe,
32,000
lo
Itootli
Fish
eries
al
1
1.50
and
5c.
n.-n
riremau
s
(u
MootJl
,,u,ic,Im
I,
lltM
fill
V
llltltll
Hl-i
'
'
....
,.v
...
.
.
I
i
i
,
5c.
lie
eilgfite
and
cab.
GOOD
PROGRESS
ON
ISLAND
ROAD
Twenty-five
Men
Employed
Clearing
Is
Finished
Half
Way
to
Galloway
Rapids
Canadian
Livingslone,
11,000.
In
Hoyal
Fish
Ca.
hi
1
1
and
5c.
Cape
Spear,
lo
Alliu
Fisheriei
at
Mi.'JO
and
Cc.
H.W..
8.500
In
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Sloraifc
Co.
at.
10.00
and
Cc.
D.S.T.,
7,000
lo
Canadian
Fislt-
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
at
tl.lO
and
c.
Kobe,
1.000
lo
Allin
Fisheries
at
10.50
and
tic.
Where
climbers
of
the
Canadian
Hoi
kies
gather.
Headquarters
of
the
Alpine
Club,
Banff.
PREPARING
TO
HANDLE
CROP
VENTURE
IS
fiUKING
-
JQHN
CONWAY
Will
be
Replaced
in
Prince
Rupert
and
Cannery
Service
!
Next
Week
by
Catata
The
Lttion
steamer
Venture
is
this
week
making
-tier
last
voy
IS
PROMOTED
Government
Agent
at
Anyox
Moved
to
Cumberland
Man
From
Interior
to
Succeed
Him
John
Conway,
who
has
been
.,vi.i-n
in,
ni
HUfiit
at
Anvox
for
ttie
past
few
years,
lias
oeen
ap-loinleil
agent
in
the
larger
dis
trict
or
Cumberland
on
Vancou
ver
Island
and
will
soon
be
lav
;mg
the
-smelter
town
lo
take
Over
lis
new
duties.
He
will
be
suc
ceeded,
it
is
understood,
by
II.
M
Mcdusly,
at
present
government
igent
al
Williams
Lake.
Mr.
Conway
has
seen
some
22
rars
service
with
the
provincial
overnment
in
the
north.
He
.vas
willi
Uie
provincial
police
at
tlin
and
Port
Simpson
and,
uore
recently,
with
the
otficc
Waff
al
Prince
lluperl
and
Any
ix,
having
gone
from
here
to
-tho
alter
point
as
agent.
He
is
.videly
known
and
his
many
friends,
while
regretting
Ids
de
jartiire
from
Ihe
norlh,
will
be
ileased
to
know
thai
it
is
in
the
-latum
of
a
distinct
promotion
Mr.
Conway
and
family
are
expeced
in
the
city
on
Ihe
Princo
(eorge
Ibis
afternoon
on
their
way
south.
FREIGHT
RATE
FIGHT
POLICY
Decided
Upon
by
Premier
Oliver
and
G.
Q.
McQeer
In
Con
ference
on
Thursday
."i
YlCTOlllA,
July
25.
That
parliament
has
actually
ordered
by
statute
lhal
Hrilisli
Columbia's
grain
movement
be
given
low
Crows
Nest
Pass
rales
will
be
Ihe
argument
advanced
by
Ihe
province
when
Ihe
Hallway
Coni,
mission
commences
a
nation
wiile
freiald
rale
revision.
This
policy
was
decided
upon
by
Premier
Oliver
ami
t.
O.
.McOeer
government
counsel,
In
a
con
ference
on
Thursday
it
is
an-nounced.
TY
COBB
REINSTATED
AND
PLAYING
AGAIN
Suspension
Meted
'Out
by
President
Ban
Johnson
Was
Lifted'
Yesterday
.
coroner'
Jury
investigating
(ho
I
DKTIHUT,
July
25.
Ty
Cobb,
death
of
Mickey
Shannon,
Chl-i
manager
of
the
Detroit
'Tigers,
Prospects
Are
Now
That
Grain
Crop
on
Prairies
This
Season
Will
Be
No
More
Than
Average
WLNNII'F.U,
July
23.
All
ideas
of
a
bumper
crop
this
ijrear
might
just
as
welt
be
laid
aside
but,
with
a
little
more
general
rain,
cool
nights
and
bright
day.",
there
is
promise
of
a
ol
of
good
wheat
being
reaped
in
the
Canadian
Ves
this
year
die
Free
Press
crop
report
stales
today.
All
indications
are
.hat
the
heat
wave
of
the
pa.-l
twenty
days
has
taken
a
heavy
toll
from
the
original
fine
promise
earlier
in
Ihe
season.
Some
parts
of
Ihe
prairies,
favored
with
timely
rains,
will
yet
have
splendid
crops.
Other
parts,
however,
have
suffered
.remendously
from
droughl.
The,
average
for
the
prairies,
it
is
now!
nriIAITPniATl
conceded,
will
he
lit
1
1-
more
KM
IIvHkINL
than
normal
if
that.
VANCOUVER
BOARD
OF
TRADE
REACHES
PRINCE
GEORGEON
ITS
TOUR
PHINCK
(SKOHCI-:,
July
25.
The
Vancouver
Hoard
of
Trade
parly
louring
Central
Hrilisli
Columbia
arrived
in
Prince
(ieurge
this
mornm?
al
8
o'clock
and
was
given
u
hearty
w-dcome
by
civic
oflicials
and
members
of
the
local
Hoard
oT
Trade..
The
program
of
enlertaiumenl
oon
si
j
-a
lu
uch
eoi
v
w
1
1
ic
It
look
place
in
the
llills-Kifer
Hall
at
noon
today
and
a
torn-
lb
rough
the
Mud
Hiver
valley
this
afternoon.
Tomorrow
the
visitors
will
drive
through
the
Salmon
Hiver
valley
and
a
picnic
will
be
held
on
J.
11.
Johnson's
island
iu
Summit
Lake.
The
party
will
leave
on
tonday
morning
hv
motor
for
Quesnel.
-
One
of
tho
moil
important
matters
lhal
is
being
impressed
on
the
minds
of
the
visitor
here
is
the
necessity
for
the
completion
of
the
Pacific
(ireat
Kaslern
Railway
and
its
extension
info
Ihe
Peace
Hiver
country.
uAvrnnucD
mm
at
Won
Throe
Events
Yesterday
While
Portland
Captured
Two
Victoria
Comes
Third
ver,
races
out
of
five
here
yesterday
in
Ihe
first
day
s
competitlon-of
Ihe
North
Pacific
Association
of
Amateur
Oarsmen's
regatta
Portland
won
two
races
while
Vicloria
rowers
were
placed
(bird
iu
five
events.
Al
a
meeting
of
the
Parks
Hoard
yesterday
afternoon
Ihe
Parks'
Hoard
bylaw
was
finally
passed.
Discussion
took
place
as
to
Ihe
advisability
of
declar
ing
certain
street,
boulevards,
and
certain
suggestions
were
made
along
that
line
which
will
have
Hie
attention
of
Ihe
city
council
on
Monday
evening.
STOCK
MARKET
cago
boxer,
.whose
neck
was
i
who
was
indefinitely
suspended,
Porter
Idaho
broken
in
a
limit
here
'Tuesday
night,
relumed
a
venlicl
of
"un-avoldahli
aeeldcnl."
exonerating
Hid
Asked
H.C.
Silver
1.50
llazellon
.01
ft
.0214
Surf
Inlet
.05
.05
VI
Dunwell
,.
3.30
.1.00
llufus
..
'..
,10
fiO
L.
&
L.
.29
Vi
.30
Premier
2.20
2.28
Selkirk.-
0t'
.05
Daly
Alaska
.30
Howe
Sound
20.00
23.00
Silvercrest-
.
,t7
ou
July
I
by
President.
Jlan'Tertuinus
Johnson
for
disputing
with
umpire,
was
reinstated
yesterday.
filadslnne..
.20
Vi
..23
.')0
il.00
10.00
....
.2tVv
Harry
Fay,
Shannon'.
opponent.
i
and
look
his
place
with
the
De-iHayvicw
.05
from
all
Ijlai'u
troll
lin-u
jlndi
in
.00
.so
.otm
.07
FROM
BLAZE
Homeless
People
Finding
Temporary
Shelter
-Many
Nar
row
Escapes,
't
he
Japanese
and
others,
who
were
burned
out
in
the
fire
at
Port
F.ssinglon
on
Thursday
afternoon,
are
.getting.
'themselves
established
in
all
manner
pf
temporary
quarter,
sume
having
lent
and
oilier
finding
shelter
under
sails,
etc.,
according
to
word
bi-ouglil4jy?yi4ilorxtot"".the-
cannery
town
yesterday.
Tire
fire
was
still
smouldering
yesterday
but
I
here
appeared
to
be
little
further
danger.
Due
to.
the
shifting
wind,
the
conflagration
followed
a
rather
tortuous
course,
and
it
seemed
only
by
a.
miracle
that
the
damage
was
not
even
more
extensive
thaii.it
was.
Many
premises
had
narrow
escapes.
It
is
believed
that
about
i-'OO
people,
mostly
Orientals
and
Indians,
were
made
homeless
by
Ihe
fire.
The
Caledonia
Hotel
was
insured
but
it
is
believed
that
few
of
the
oilier
buildings
destroyed
were
covered.
PORTLAND
REGAHA
LAWLtMWtM
NOVA
SCOTIA
More
Trouble
in
Steel
Strike
Area
Gangs
of
Strikers
DIs-
POHTLANI),
July
25
-Vaucou-
persed
by
Troops
H.C.,
ll.U,
oarsmen
oarsmen
-won
avoii
three
ULACF.
HAY,
July
25.
Law
lessness
is
again
reported
from
Ihe
strike
district.
-
One
building
at
the
reserve
mine
was
destroyed
by
fire
yesterday,
u
general
store
at
New
Aberdeen
was
looted
and
high
tension
,
wire
at
Wnlerfo:,!
were
interfered
with.
Troops
dispersed
the
various
gauigs
of
strikers
around
tho
mining
company's
properly
ODENSEFIRE
STILL
RAGES
Damage
at
Danish
Seaport
Estimated
at
Ten
Million
Kron-ers
-Two
Ships
Lost
ODKNSL.
Denmark,
July
25.
Th
great
fire
which
started
yesterday-was
sjill
raging1
last
uiSht
along
the
waterfront.
tTlio
damage
thus
far
is
estimated
at
ten
million
kroner.
Two
ships
were
destroyed
and
.
immense
quantities
of
goods
stored
In
warehouses
were
lost,
KOREAN
FLOOD.
:
TOKIO,
July
25
It,
I.
officially
announced
that
the
recent
Korean
flood
took
a
loll
of
130
lives.
Thery
are
still
210
per-
-i'-
inissrt,-.
i
i
'
!