IINERS'
STAND
IS
ENDORSED
Irltlsh
Employees
Backed
by
Qcnoral
Council
of
Trades
'
Union
Congress
I.OXDOX.
July
It.
-The
sen
fcral
council
of
Hie
Trades
Union
JoiiRress
today
issued
a
mani
festo
endorsing'
Hie
rerusat
o:
be
inlners'
federaliou
lo
meet
awners
oT
Hie
mines
mil
11
the
'
lit....
r..
mwners
proposals
camnt:
llovyer
wayes
am
looser
workins
lionrs
are
wilhdrawn.
The
Coil-
tress
pledged
assistance
lu
Hie
E'lntners
in
every
way.
The
Haldwin
(lovernineul
M
expected
lo
benin
an
imiulry
into
Hthf
uiluiiiK
dispules
iiuesium.
CHECKED
UP
POWER
POSSIBILITIES
HERE
Chief
Fngineer
Davis
of
the
jwater
rights,
branch
of
the
de-
ipurtment
of
lands
will
leave
on
lihe
Venture
for
Hie
south
today.
fcWhilc
ju
Hie
norlh
he
very
care
fully
checked
up
the
power
pos-
fwibililies
at
the
Woodworlh
Lake
Plant
and
also
compared
the
ninniH
wilh
the
Falls
Hiver
power
llis
survey
was
very
carefully
fond
accuralcly
made
and
his
re-
)orl
will
mil
be
known
until
be
lias
turned
in
Hie
results
of
his
findings
to
bis
department.
Word
was
received
in
the
city
I
a
si
evening.
thai
an
Indian
child
iv
llie
name
.of
Wesley
had
(alien
over
Hie
wharf
at
luver-
icss
cunniM'y
niul
was
drowned.
It
is
not
known
whether
the
body
lias
been
recovered.
foreign
make,
(iraphophone
records
are
also
included
in
the
list
on
which
increased
duties
are
expected
lo
be
placed.
FISH
SALES
American
Coiislflulion,
lUi.nou,
to
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
al
l.c
and
Tic.
Neilson,
It.non.
to
Hoolh
Fisheries
at
l.'l.'.iOc
and
5c.
Canadian
(wipe
Spear,
l.'l.uOO,
lo
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co.
al
I
-MOc
and
0.5c.
Traiiip,
10,00(1,
lo
Atlin
Fisheries,
at
12.30c
and
G.5c.
Koyosu,
5,Hll,
lo
lloolh
Fish
eries
al
12.Wle
and
(1.5c.
Xuba,
li.nnn.
lo
Itoyat
Fish
Co.
at.
12.211c
and
0.5c.
Mayor
iNewlon
left
on
the
Fri
day
morning'
I
rain
for
Kdmoulnu
lo
attend
llie
conference
beii
held
in
lhal
city
of
wcsle
Canada
mayors.
will
take
place
and
in
the
afternoon
the
parly
return
lo
Vancouver.-
Monday
a
business,
session
will
be
held
in
Hie
morning
and
(lie
convention
will
break
up
after
a
ball
in
(he
evening;.
Xorris
PriiiRle
and
Douglas
Stork
are,,
representing'
Prince
HuperL
STOCK
MARKET
Many
are
off
to
Babine
River
Scene
of
Gold
Strike
Reported
this
City
Yesterday
Afternoon
Word
received
here
from
llnzeltou
is
lo
the
effect
that
everyone,
who
could
possibly
get
away
is'on
his
way
lo
llahine
Hiver
in
the
neighborhood
near
Kisgagas,
where
the
gold
was
taken
out
liv
Charles
Kk
and
Al.
V.
llurke.
Kk
is
looked
on
as
a
particularly
reliable
prospector
who'
is
well
known
in
the
district
and
people
have
faith
in
his
report.
A
few
outside
people
are
already
'moving
toward
llazellon
from
outside
point,
and
it
looks
us
if
the
old
town
may
be
the
centre
of
-excitement
far
exceeding
Ihul
of
(ioldpan
ul
Cassiar
recently.
Hen
Self
wired
last
night
lo
11.1
S.
Sargent
al
lla.ellon
asKiug
u
the
strike
was
aullienllc.
The
reply
received
lliis
afternoon
reads
:
"Have
no
reason
to
doubl
the
truth
of
Hie
two
men
yho
showed
coarse
igobl,
Hie
same
as
they
made
discovery
up
the
Skeena
Hid
Asked
H.C.
Silver
1.
10
1.2Q
('ran
by
11.00
Surr
Inlet
OiVV
.05
V,
Dunwell
3.35
3.70
Premier
2,20
2.2K
jTerniinus
25
.30
1
1..
&
1
.
.2H
Vi
.30
Daly
Alaska
IH
.20
llazellpn
.01
Vi
,02
V
Howe
ISound
IK.00
Selkirk
0i
.05
Silver
!Cresl
........
.17
Oludslone
2
Us
.
.20
llurus..-
.20
lllayview
.05
.00
Mi
Indian
'
.or.
.07
ed
out,
unil
myself
and
others
sent
lu
men
determined
to
get
in
on
the
ground
floor.
We
expect
fuller
Information
when
some
of
the
men
of
more
experience
in
plaoei'
mining
return."
11
js
very
probable
thai
a
nuin-.
her
.of
men
will
leave
here
Mon-
Hiver.
Hugh
Harris,
Oeox
Mc-day
on
the
way
Ualn,
nnd
Geo.
Ilodglns
nil
pull
,H"er.
to
the
Habino
BAIL
IS
GRANTED
i
THOSE
COMMITTED
I
ABDUCTION
CHARGE
25
TAXI
(BOSTON
GRILL
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wed
Anywhere
at,Anytlm.
,
ding
parlies,
Btand
Hotel,
3rd
Royal
Ay
For
rates,
apply
to
Boston
and
6th
St.
"'
PRINCE
RUPERT
Grill,
Third
Ave,
MATT
VIDECK.
Proo.
,.
'
l,y
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
1
VOL.
XV.,
XO.
150.
"fa
PHINUT-:
Ul'PKHT,
H.C.,
SAJL
11DAY,
JULY
1
1
ill.
1025
VUrdif'
Circulation
1607
8trtt
Sl(
51
e
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
MURDER
COMMITTED
SAKE
SUPER
THRILL
t
JURY
SWORNInIaIdSSCOPES
CASE
AND
TRIAL
BEGINS
ON
MONDAY
Young
Man
Commits
Murder
for
Experience
of
Super
Thrill
and
says
Enjoyment
in
Facing
Death
AUNEOLA,
N.Y.,
July
11.
Polite
are
.searching
for
Philip'
K,
Knupp,
'27
years
oT
age,
un
ex-college
Ueuu
Hrummcll
unii
deserter
from
the
Uniled
Stales
army
aviation
corps
who
is
charg
I'd
Willi
liiiirilering
Louis
Punellu,
a
llanipslend
taxi
driver
on
the
night
or
July
Jl
in
order
to
get
a
"super
llirill."
Panella's
body
iviii
found
on
July
'i
in
I
lie
ruins
of
an
old
hospital
near
here.:
'
In
a
letter
to
his
father,
a
retired
manufacturer
of
Syracuse
Enid
(o
llie
conrmaiidailt
of
the
air
squadron,
Knapp
said
life
was
luo
dull
in
the
army
and
staled
that
"everything
was
welcome
.
1
that
endangered
his
life."
EC
PAHf
MITTrn
I
I
I
i
the
letter
referred
lo
IN
1
.11
III
III
I
I
ir.ll
!"'
thought
of
his
commuting
w
w
w
aiai
Jk
m.
mM
ASSIZE
TRIAL
Dharlos
Morris
of
Seattle
to
Face
Charpc
of
Murdering
Capt.
Qllls
YHTOIUA,
July
1
1.
Charles
nr
of
hciiIHe,
accused
of
nii
ji
y
ui
i
lie
murder
of
Capt
.
J
(hill
of
the
schooner
ryi
O..
last
hcjHCJiuicr
at
Md-
V'.
U.u.
was
commitletl
for
'nil
lust
nigil
at
the
conclusion
the
preliminary
hearing.
Tin"
hearini;
lasted
six
hour.
JM
orris
made
no
statement
.other
than
(u
protest
his
inno
cence
He
now
furo
triul
by
jury
al
the
next
assizes
pro-iliably
in
October.
Owen
Hater
arid
Harry
.Myers,
alias
Sowash.
recently
convicted
or
the
same
crime
are
.under
sentence
to
jh'uiiK
on
September
1.
$
The
same
witnesses
whose
testimony
convicieu
jiawer
unu
Myers
appeared
attains!
Morris
;cslerday.
suicide
hut
in
this
"the
excite
menl
and
utter
enjoyment
of
fuc-ing
death
was
absent."
Hontlcggiug
also
proved
tame
the
leltei'
added.
LUXURY
DUTIES
IN
feet
lat
.Austist,
Hie
department
of
commerce
and
industry
is
reported
to
Im;
considering
the
enforcement
of
further
duties.
It
in-
said
that
an
increased
import
lliiaf
iin
iilnliiiu
liiilti
rr
ti
ttl
GYROS
HOLDING
BIG
CONVENTION'
Party
Now
on
Visit
to
Victoria
Returning
Early
In
Week
VANCOIVKU.
July
It.
Five
hundred
'delegates
uiyl
their
wives
opened
the
1025
convention!
of
International
!yro.
Yesterday
the
So
I
il
tut
i
un
"Cheerio"
was
1.
heard
lo
resound
throughout
the
.Korridors
of
llie
Hotel
Vaneouveri
I
and
vicinity.
A
business
session
was
held
in
the
morning
and
a
vvri
inlcicstiuir
lrin
to
Xew
JAPAN
TO
BE
TAXED
Westminster
ami
luueheou
al
the
,
(yro
auto
ramp.
TOKIO.
July
II.-
In
view
of
.
A
,rT
'""".V!
N
the
excellent
.returns
frgp.
the
f,,v
,;v,,l,"1
"
"
"
rr,S
n.jl"
j
,
.
...
r
Co.
ni"
'be
ladies
were'
eutei'-l
luxury
taxi?
winch
went
jTtlti
eT-;,
.
V"wif-f
,
,
.
.
-
.
..
,
v
,
.
tamed
tu
The
Vancouver
Golf
-
w
Club
-a
Hi
A
business
wess'ioii
was
neld
in'
the
eveuiiR.
'
Today
iin
nil-day
cruise-'
lo
Victoria
was
taken
on
the
ss.
I
,11-rhjcess
Victoria
and
a
dance
is,
,
temp
a
ed,
,
'
owtnir
r
lo
(he
fact
I
liu
t
L.wfif
....
,-,,
,
.
ffrrite
held
toinshl
in
llie
r.mpress
Hie
Japanese
maiiufaeturei's
are
.j
.
.
i
now
turuuiK
out
waif
lies
or
a
r.
.
.
,
.
.
.
.
.,
...
,,
...
.,
,
.
Sunday
a
picnic
and
trip
lo
he,
quality
comparable
with
Hie
best
11,n,,r7
',,,
,
,.,,
1
Here's
the
wuy
they
follow
the
leader
in
the
norlh
of
Hurope,
showing
Lapp,
on
kK
guiding
a
herd
oT
reindeers
over
the
snows
of
Sweden,
where
kis
have
been
used
since
the
dawn
of
history
Hundred
Million
Bushels
Mot
ex
Grain
this
Year
is
Estimate
of
Govt.
Bureau
OTTAWA.
July
11.
The
increase
in
Canada's
Wheal
crop
Ibis
year
over
last
will
be
over
one
hundred
million
bushels
if
the
Dominion
bureau
of
statistics
forecast,
issued
in
regard
lo
the
season's
crop,
maleriidizes.
A
yield
of
:i05,H0(,000
bushels
or
wheat
is
estimated
for
1P25
against
2(12,01)7.(1011
bushels,
which
was
Hie
riual
estimate
for
I!l2'i.
Other
grain
crops
it
is
estimated
will
be.
greater
than
last
year.
Ukrainians
Object
to
Stigma
Cast
on
Them
by
Trail
Police
Commission;
Mostly
Farmers
There
are
about
twenty
Ukrainian
families
in
Prince
Hu-perl,
according
lo
J.
Krikevsky,
and
they
feel
lhal
the
local
police
board
should
be
congratulated
on
mil
taking
any
action
in
connection
wilh
llie
leller
from
the
police
commission
of
Trail.
hi
talking
over
the
mailer
of
immigrants
coming
lo
this
country,
Mr.
Krikevsky
said
lhal
undoubtedly
it
would
be
u
good
thing
for
this
country
lo
have
this
type
of
settler
as
they
are
primarily
farmers,
and
Ihcy
are
very
anxious
lo
gel
away
from
Hie
conditions
which
exist
there.
There
are
nearly
UOU.OOD
VAXCOl
VFIt.
July
II.
Police
'"'long
lo
llie
ueu
.rnij.
Commissioner
McDonald.
Chief,
Krikevsky
said
that
some
,.r
n,.ii,..,
MmiiIhi.l
s;..ruiMHii
gone
I
nm
inis
country
iu
Perev
Kirkliam
of
the
Point
(irev.home
an
come
pan
force,
and
J.
S.
Cowper
were
released
on
$5,000
bail
to
await
trial
on
a
charge
of
abducting
Wong
Foon
Sing.
Heeve-
I'atlon
of
Point
(Irey
stated
that
the
police
commissioner
and
iiollce
officers
would
oiiul
itiiifk
link
iii'i'fiirmiini1
nf
t-'krililliHUS
their
duties.
OUTSIDER
WINNER
AT
VAA.frYIIirCD
D
ATCCi
accustomed
lo
rreeilom'
in
their
4
Al
YANIUUYCK
KAlLJ
homeland,
oHcn
became
radical
-
here
under
the
leadership
of
4
VAXCOL'VFIt,
July
11.
In
radicals
iu
this
country,
only
lo
winning
the
first
race
run
at'find
lhal
llicy
hud
been
deluded
l.ansduwne
Park
yesterday
lie-land
were
soon
ready
lo
give
up
cord,
an
outsider,
paid
8110.1(1
for
a
six
dollar
combination
ticket.
S.
C
Thomson
l'rince
(ieorge
lust
Any
ox.
left
on
-evening
their
new
leaders.
Undoubtedly
llie
authorities
should
be
encouraged
lo
IiSslst
llie
selllpment
of
Ihese
imml-
the
grants
whd
would
be
a
great
as-
tor;.
set
to
the
producing
wealth
of
!("unada-
j
Scopes
Defense
Will
Reconcile
Evolution
with
the
Bible
Story
Jury
in
case
chosen
yesterday
and
actual
trial
to
commence
on
Monday
of
next
week
!
DAYTON,
Ohio,
July
II.
The
jury
that
will
try
Thomas
i
Scopes
on
a
charge
of
violating
Hie
Tennessee
luw
prohibiting
!
the
leaching
of
theories
of
evolution
in
the
public
schools
of
the
j
slate
were
chosen
yesterday.
The
trial
will
commence
.Monday,
J
the
delay
enabling
the
defense
to
confer
on
points
il
desires
to
stress
in
llie
contention
that
scientihe
testimony
will
show
lhal
Hie
theory
of
evolution
and
the
slory
of
the
divine
creation
us
(old
in
the
Hiblu
tire
not
in
conflict.
The
indiclment
under
which
Scopes
is
tried
charges
that
he
tauisht
theories
that
deny
the
slory
of
divine
creation
of
man
pjj
Tiff
fT
A
ATPITTn
as
taught
in
Hie
Hiblc
ami
that.
I
H
A
111
T
It
BlvSH
I
P
lie
taught
thai
man
wa's
descend-.
VlirUIll
lVlUllll
ed
from
the
lower
animals.
rriTimTalTn
f
ft
HHnn
LOCAL
LADY
LOSES
FATHER
IN
SOUTH
Crack
Plaer?
10
Meet
th,s
Af-
m-
i
ternoon
at
Vancouver
In
J.-
A.
Armstrong,.
Parent
of.Mrs.i
Joe
Jack,
was
73
Years
of
m
Mrs.
Joe
Jack
of
Apartments
received
(HI
CAT
FALLS,
Montana,
Julyj
II.
Two
children
were
killed1
any
gue
way
irecipiiuuug
iiieui
iivio
Mr.!
had
slay
of
the
Communistic
parly,
but
(bat
Ibey
were
glad
to
gej
back
here
when-'
4
ever
it
wus
possible
to
do
so,
and
al
llie
present
lime
were
in
Can-j
ada
anxious
to
expose
condilionsj
as
they
really
are
in
their
home-
laud.
He
said
that
the
feeling.
of
here
wus
that
any
4
who
made
themselves
trouble-
4
some
lo
the
authorities
in
any
4
way
should
be
deported,
and
he
also
said
that
these
people,
un-
Itileen
feel
or
water
and
ileliris
lo
tin:
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
July
10,
1925.
We
hereby
give
you
notice
Hint
the
partnership
heni'lofore
curried
on
by
the
undersigned
at
l'rince
Rupert,
H.C,
and
known
us
Universal
Trading
Company
has
this
day
been
dissolved.
J.
C.
(luvigun
will
continue
the
said
business
hereafter
under
Hie
name
of
Universal
Trading
Company.
All
accounts
payable
lo
the
,
Universul
Trudiug
Company
are
-payable
lo
J,
C.
(iavlgau
and
all
accounts
owing
by
the
Universul
Trading
Company
will
be
paid
by
him.
(Signed'
J.
C.
iaviguu.
V.
W.
Ilrnning.
;
.Finals
VAXCOUVKH,
July
II,
-Today
HB
sees
the
conclusion
of
Hie
Cun
adiim
lawn
tennis
championship
Hie
Stork
fjnals
being
played
in
men's
and
a
wire
thi!?
ladies'
singles,
men's
and
ladies'
morning
containing
the
sad
uewsI,0U,t.s
thai
her
fattier,
J.
A.
Armstrong,!
Yesterday
an
old
tuner
of
New
VA
estnunster,
died
suddenly
this
morning
at
Ills
residence
aged
73
years.
and
.mixed
in
doubles.
the
semi-finals
for
men's
singles
Wallace
Scott
of
Tacoma
eliminated
Jack
Wright,
a
member
of
last-'
year's
Mrs.
Jack
immediately
tried
-ln.Canadian
Davis
Cup
learn..
Wit-
pet
transportation
south-
lo
at-jard
Crocker,
another
Davis
cup
lend
the
funeral
but
il
was
im-
player
defeated
l.eon
Turetine
of
possible
owing:
lo
the
latige
Seattle.
amount
of
travel
at
Ibis
time
of
This
afternoon
-Crocker
and
the
year
and
conseiiuently
will
be
Scoll
will
fight
It
out.
In
Hie
unable
lo
attend
the
tuneral.
ladies'
singles
Mrs.
II.
F.
Wright
Deceased
Is
survived
by
ten
of
Ottawa
meets
Miss
Marjorie
children.
jl.eeming
of
Victoria
fur
llie
title.
Miss
Hirdell
Jack
only
reccntlyi
went
lo
New
Westminster
to
visit
with
her
grandfather.
i
DAM
BURST
KILLING
,
TWO
CHILDREN
AT
A
!
MONTANA
MINING
TOWN
rd
SEAPLANE
AT
DIGBY
ISLAND
Machine
Reaches
Base
at
Marine
Station
Another
seaplane
reached
llie
eilv
lust
eveninir
ilbout
six
o
-
mid
half
a
dozen
or
more
homes
!CUK.k
for
work
iu
connection
destroyed-
and
other
property
Lin.
fi,i.ries
patrol.
Tho
1'krainhin
people
in
Canada,
and
wiped
out
or
tlamat'ed
al
Neiliarl
,,laet
commanded
by
flying
or-by
far
the
great
majority
of
mining
camp
70
miles
south
ofj
ncor
a.
L.
Morfee,
left
Vaucou-
these
people
are
settled
oil
farms,
and
do
not
gie
It-ntililc
In
the
authorities,
l'
11,
e
Here
last
uiiduiglil
when
the
ilantvcr
.,in)U
six-thirty
yesterday
In
speaking
or
the
charge,
that!yi,w"
town.
"
m,IWf
',?uU,H
great
number
of
these
people
!..
1..
l
I..
II.
1
I
morning
and
after
stops
on
tho
way
reached
the
city
ufler
about
seven
hours
and
a
half
of
ucluat
Irivinir
lime.
From
Hellu
Hellti
'
outlier
was
very
heavy
and
made
progress
very
siu.
j
b
plane
will
remain
in
jlie
north
until
the
close
of
the
fishing:
season.
MARRIED
WITNESS
IN
CASE
AGAINST
HIM
'Law
1
Invalidates
Testimony
Wife
Agalnit
Husband
In
Prince
George
Trial
Pltl.NCi:
CKOHMF,
July
it.
Illustrating
the
intricacies
of
tho
luw
un
unusual
eonv'pllcution
lias
arisen
in
a
trial
here.
Arthur
illellos,
who
is
committed
Tor
trial
on
a
charge
of
assaulting
Hich-
laril
Hrotberstone
in
tin
tjuebee
i
rooms,
has
married
the
nar
wil-
ness
for
the
prosecution
Hills
in-validutiug
her
evidemi'
in
a
court
of
law.
It.
Moore,
inunuger
of
the
V
Hums
Co.
loft
for
Slewurl
on
v
a.
(tun
...
-if.