I.
I!
nliHin
arrived
here
this
Group
Captain
Scott
and
Wing
Commandor
Gordon
Arrived
From
Ottawa
This
In
Mm
course
of
a
lrp
of
in-"
Moo
of
western
stations
and
'If
Hrhnu-iiU
(If
the
force,
(Irofip
1
aplain
J
Stanley
Scott,
D.F.C,
VIM
diieclor
or
the
lloyal
'
aii.i.li.in
Air
Force,
and
Wing
HIS
DEATH
1
.
nail
will
sail
for
the,
.
on
the
inolorship
.
hi
WiiliiiisTlay.
"'
(
Hurnhain
is
impressed
tuportniice
of
western
elation
to
the
Hrilish
n
il
said
that
the
great-
;
ii'm
was
to
fill
up
the
will)
dlsiraldci
settlers
was
not
without
fortunate
r:
that
the
delegates
1
hey
weir
standing
on
Mi
Pacific
frontier
of
the
1
I
mpire,"
he
stated.
isilors
nre
being
enter-
ai
ininiemiis
ornate
ar-
::iay
tM
1
tU
!
mM
111
nil
111
tniii
FORCE
HERE
'oiuiiuriiiler
J.
Lindsay
(iordon,
D.r.i".
.
iKilslimt
director,
ar
vi'i
in
the
city
this
afternoon
'V
train
frniii'.Ottiiwit.
They
will
mii.iiii
1
1
(.f
until
Wednesday
ni
on
W,
M,y
w
,,rpeed
""h
to
Vnncouver.
While
here
lliv
will
visit
Dlnl.y
Island
and
innperi
tin,
planes
in
the.
local
fisheries
paltol
.detachment.
MYSTERIOUS
Volmy
Richardson,
K.T.,
of
Ohlca-o,
Had
His
Head
Cut
and
Tongue
Lacerad.
VANCorVF.lt.
July
27.
The
Aaneouver
police
are
faced
with
0
"ury
as
t,
n,
cause
of
the
itenlii
here
f
Volmy
H.
Itlchald
or
Chicago.
'CI...
.1..
.
:
uean
man,
who
was
en
i'i,ii
1
.....
in
fen
1
tie
tu
attend
a
K
11
1
1
1.
1
..
'
.
lenipiar
conclave,
was
t'h'ke.l
up
oji
,e
.street
Friday
with
his
head
.,(l,y
cut
and
his
""""
laceraled.,
He
was
unable
nive
the
police
any
Inforiiw
"in
before
he
laui.l
ini.i
mi
iisciousiH'ss
and
he
succumbed
NANAIMO
ADD-
ULSTER
DREW
WLNNII'IKS.
July
27.
In
the
first
anu
of
the
Conuausht
Cup
football
series
for
I
In
championship
of
(litiada.
Nanaiino
and
Ulster
United
of
Toronto.
western
and
eastern
champions,
bullied
for
nlnely
minutes
here
on
Saturday
eveu-iiig
wilhoul
score.
The
second
tfame
will
bo
played
tonight.
BRITISH
CABINET
IS
MEETING
TODAY
Dissolution
of
Parliament
Considered
Unlikely
Coal
Strike
Is
Discussed
Is
LONDON,
.Inly
-'7.-
While
tho
meeting
of
the
cabinet
called
for
this
afternoon
derives
special
in
successively
assistant
yeheral
rreinlil
agent
of
(lie
Ontario
and
Uuebic
lines,
general
freight
agent
of
Uik
seel
ion
and
then
freight
trallic
manager
of
the
whole
sysein..
When
Hir
Thomas
,Shaugh-
.
!nes.sy,
as
president
of
the
U.IML,
l
..
.
1
.
.
.
I
...
1
r
...
nner
Having
creaieo
a
i.imi
im-selllers
la
the
Canadian
West,
deeided
to
fill
it
and
purchased
a
'fleet
of
fifteen
vessels
to
trans
port
immigrant
from
Ivurope.
Mr.
llosworlh
was
called
upon
to
look
ufler
them.
,lle
lived
to
sen
(he
ocean
services
of
the.
CP.
It.
among
the
greatest
in
the
world
and
to
advertise
the
fact
that
on
one
small
piece
ol
pasleboauV
one
could
travel
all
round
the
globe
under
the
auspices
of
the
iC.I'.ll.
Mr.
llosworlh
was
thoroughly
tested
as
a
man
of
iron
nerve
when
he
look
the
CP.
H.
into
its
fishl
with
the
Irans-allaiilic
steamships
pool
after
it
had
sought
In
force
the
company
to
accept
Its
rated
on
westbound.
passenger
tickets.
Tim
nrieo
of
these
trips
was
teiel
from
the
rumors
or
an
nrougni
uowu
m
nw
m
iiiiiiui(
1.,,
,linLr
,iissoliitioo
and
elec-
Mr.
Hosworlli
siuck
10
me
oiop
lion
It
appears
very
probable
until
Hie
pool
got
tired
of
the
(hat
II
will
result
in
any
decision
fight.
1...-,.
i,,.i,rhm!
mailers.
The
I
Mr.
Hosworlli
also
nail
miner
till
(in.-!-
-
.
,
.
1
11,..
miilmi
v
of
i-i
III
s
tunsi
ICllon
ine
uoieis
aim
iiiriiiu-i
.iiki
1
-
-
cabinet
me
attending.
The
con!
telegraphs
of
the
L.IML
strike
is
one
of
the
matters
that
".7"
""777,"
Adv.rH.e
In
the
l.llv
Vw.
discussed.
will
be
Considerable
Mining
Activity
at
Hazelton
and
Good
Promise
There
Shown
by
some
of
Properties
is
ronsiilcrable
mining
ucllvily
in
the
llazellon
dis-
proposilion
and
is
ow
I
by
Mr.
Harris
and
Vancouver
associales.
1.
.....1
,0
work
is
proceeding
..
11
i:..
.
,1......
...,....
.........i
..
Iriet
litis
ear
and
snic
01
ine
pniprms
-sin.
b''"
!"""
according
lu
W.
S.
(
DnktS
Harris,
pioneer
operator
or
that
dis-tritl
who
spent
Hie
week
end
in
Hip
city
on
business.
'Work
is
just
starling
011
the
Now
lluzeltou
Oobl
Cobalt
pro-nerlv
on
I
In-
Roclier
t
11
Hoiile
mountain.
Mr.
Harris
got
siip-nlies
and
111011
logelher
for
tin'
work
lit
lllazellou
on
Saturday.
Tho
property
is
owned
by
Nictil
Thunipsoii
and
oilier
Vancouver
men.
.
.
...
'
thai
ore
will
1
Mr
Harris
says
he'
shinned
tlil-s
year
f-"
the
Work
will
be
resumed
very
shortly
Mohawk
pro,M.rly
on
Four
Mll.m-l
Molllllllill.
tlil
IS
a
SUM'
ii'uu
vr.
1
ivuirvnn
mm
.mi.
iitniin.
Tliure
have
been
no
recent
de
velopments
regarding
the
Ameri
can
Hoy
properly.
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstai-f
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
4
with
newly
laid
dancing
Service
floor
for
hire,
Suitable
for
.dances,
banquets
and
wedding
at
Anywhere
Anytime.
4
ii.
j
nual
llnlnl.
Srri
Aw
-
...
parties.
Slino
mi
l
ai
"lilsh.ii.
"
ii-..
,
.
,
.
For
ratis,
apply
to
Boston
6th
8L
-
and
7
I
""I':.....
II..
PRINCE
RUPERT
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
XV.
NO.
172.
VOL
PRINCK
RUPKRT,
H.C.,
-VONDAY.
Jl
IA
27,
11)25.
Silurdiy'i
Circulation
1847
Strut
III
40.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
REAT
BRITAIN
IS
FACING
Famous
American
Politician,
COAL
jB
MIL
A.
E.
WARREN"
General
Manager,
Western
Region,
Canadian
National
Railways
Writer
and
Lawyer
Succumbs
at
Scene
of
Evolution
Trial
DAYTON,
Tennessee,
July
27.
William
Jennings
Uryan
died
here
about
5
o'clock
Sunday
afternoon,
lie
was
found
dead
in
his
.bed
al
thaMiour.
He
had
retired
after
partaking
of
a
heavy
dinner
and
remarked
to
his
wife
thai
he
was
feeling
fine
and
would
take
a
short
rest.
Shortly
before
5
o'clock,
Mrs.
Hryan
sent
a
chauffeur
tu
awaken
him
but
he
vus
dead.
Doc
tors,
.who
were
summoned,
expressed
the
opinion
that
he
had
been
dead
from
III!
to
'ill
minutes
when
they
arrived.
He
bad
attended
church
service"
in
tho
morning
and
arrangements
had
been
made
for
him
to
speak
Mon
day
night
before
going
to
Knox-
CAPETOWN
IS
DUE
TUESDAY
Light
Cruiser
From
West
Indies
Squadron
Coming
Tomorrow
H.M.S.
Capetown
Is
due
sometime
tomorrow
afternoon
or
evening
according
to
word
given
out
by
Lieut.
Ponder
of
the
R.C.N.
Volunteer
Reserve.
The
vessel,
It
Is
expected,
will
remain
several
days
In
port
and
preparations
are
being
made
for
the
entertainment
of
the
officers
and
men
while
here.
The
vessel
Is
of
the
light
cruiser
class
and
oolongs
to
the
West
Indies
squadron.
She
Is
on
a
orulae
to
the
Pacific
ooast
and
will
later
proceed
to
Vancouver.
ONTARIO
SPEAKER
HERE
Hon.
Joseph
F..
Thompson,
speaker
In
Ihe
Ontario
I.egisla-
mi
the
Silver
Cup
Mine
at
Mne
.mc.
Harris
says
he
is
not
miichi
lure,
was
a
passenger
fr
skag
Mile
Mounlaln
and
it
is
also
impressed
with
the
Hablne
gold
way
this
morning
on
the
Prin
olanned
lo
ship
'
p"
J,imp-
I'inspeclors
may
be
able
cess
Alice.
He
is
making
.
I!e
.,..
j
to
nuiKe
wages
there
tint
lliere
will
round
trip.
He
slis
for
Tnron'o
li'i.
.'xpe
ti'd
Mia1
1I1
'
iloptni'ii!
be
uotliitiy
in-ro
to
il.
In
think
:
uHuhi
ville
and
Nashville
lo
speak
on
Tuesday
and
Wednesday
.
evenings
en
route
lo
Florida.
Heart
disease
is
believed
to
havejlbeen
the
cause
of
death.
Mr.
Hryan
came
here
to
jsup
nort
Ihe
prosecution
in
Iheiam
011s
Scopes
evolution
trial.!
He
hail
vigorously
defended
the
teachings
of
the
Hible.
.
It
is
likely
that
burial
will
take
place
in
Arlington
National
tJenpMery.
Horn
in
ISOOjiI
Salem
Illinois,
the
lale
Wlllhini
Jennings
Hryan
was
lawyer,
editor
and
politician.
Several
limes
he
was
Democratic
candidate
for
the
presidency
but
be
was
never
successful.
He
was
secretary
of
slate
in
the
cabinet
of
President
Wilson
and
was
an
ardent
prohibitionist.
Life
Threatened
C
H
A
TTANOOOA,
Tennessee
July
27.
William
Januings
-Hry
an
died
as
a
result
of
acute-dilu
tion
of
the
heart
in
the
opinion)
of
Dr.
llnyinjmd
Wallace,
local
physician
and
surgeon.
wbom
Hryan
consulted
in
Dayton
dur
ing
the
Scoiies
trial
and,
oninwdation
for
a
several
limes
greater
than
that
now
contained
in
the
whole
province.
On
the
other
hand,
the
people
at
Prince
(ieorge
point
out
that,
with
a
three
hundred
mile
rail
way
extension
the
heart
s
simply
awaiting
the
plow
and
vhere
already
there
are
a
large
lumber
of
settlers
who
have
been
M-ying
for
years
awaiting
transportation
facilities.
After
spending
two
days
here,
the
Vancouver
excursionists
leave
today
for
Ashcroft
by
automobile
where
they
will
take
the
auaiiian
(National
again
Vancouver.
Four
days
will
iccupied
by
the
aulo
trip.
OHIO
TOWN
HAS
Chautaqua
Tent
Collapses
with
a
Thousand
People
Under
It
25
Injured
SIDNF.Y,
Ohio.
July
27.
'Twenty-five
persons
were
injur
ed
and
8200,000
damage
was
caused
by
a
tornado
which
swept
over
this
city
yesterday
and
injured
all
in
Hie
audience
al
a
Chautagua
program
being
given
in
a
large
ten!.
The
tent
col
lapsed
during
the
75-mile
gale,
burying
between
1,000
and
1,200
under
it.
GENUINE
GOLD
STRIKE
MADE
Stampeders
Reaching
Anchorage
from
Vance
Creek
Bring
Out
the
Real
Thing
ANCUOHAOK,
July
27.
Returning
stanipeilers
from
Ihe
placer
gold
strike
In
the
Vance
Creek
district,
007
miles
by
train
from
Caiitwcll
and
200
who
miles
north
of
here
on
the
Al
iunde
an
examination
of
him
here
aska
railroad,
stale
that
-the
di-
011
Fridav
last.
Icovery
is
genuine.
All
brought
Cant.
Perkins,
in
charge
iif
Ihe'
back
samples
of
coarse
gold,
souad
of
police
on
duly
al
.Day-
some
ntiggels
averaging
from
ton
during
the
Scones
trial.
said.SOe,
to
:
in
value.
Most
of
the
last
iiiighl
that
many
threats
had
gold
was
panned
from
virgin
been
made
against
the
life
of
ground.
After
securing
supplies
Hryan.
H
is
also
intimated
that
Hie
prospectors
are
returning
to
nw
I"
held.
I
'lie
iti
iki
STRIKE
IIJJAM
JtnNIMGS
BRYAN
DIED
SUNDAY
FROM
HEART
TROUBLE
AT
DAYTON
mers
rrepare
tor
struggle
While
King
and
Cabinet
Seek
to
Prevent
National
Disaster
LONDON,
June
27.
Hefore
leaving
this
morning
for
Paris
ii
i
r,
.
..r
ii...
t:
i..i
i:
i
n...i
.
r
r
arv
Cook
of
the
Hrilish
.Miners'
Federation,
staled
jva
made
all
preparations
for
Hit
coal
strike
ami
we
are
fullv
..ii
inn
inn
ui
riiirrriii
If
..'
illJr-
I
"I
HIV
lUMRKIVi
Premier
Halilwin
gave
up
Hie
Week-end
to
devote
himself
..
II.,'
.lnL
s
milllniM
1
ml.'iv
lilt
vui
In
1111...I
wrwi.-i.il
.......
uHf
uf
the
Trailc
L'moii
Congress
(o
which
has
lieen
given
full
Q
111
1
11
11
111
11
it
1
command
of
the
miners
case.
King
Oeorye,
equally
conrerii-ed
in
hi
effort
to
avert
what
is
;
universally
considers!
would
he
a
11
ii:,ll,in.-il
national
.li:,.l,..
disaster,
scntNiis
snnrNiia
sec
i
BIG
RAILWAY
i
MAN
IS
DEAD
M.
Bosworth
Expires
In
London
Following
an
Operation
for
Appendicitis
I
IAVIWIV
t
.
.
1
nT
T
rt
ft
TmT
,'
.IUIJ
(i.
M.
MtN
IN
MJU1H
r?-jLL!5,3i's
sll'r
EE
lit
liMl
l
vi
I
li
I
mill
.
J1IMYV1II
.
.
and
Mr.
Hridgeman
for
an
hour;"",'
"'T
of
ll,e
,,,?,.'T
,
.
in
f
,l,i,t
estern
Canada
Must
Get
De-
before
reporting
back
to
the'.""
;
,
1
cm...
rwi...
1
;
Mindny.
Iealh
followed
Lord
Burnham
j
At
the
end
of
the
week,
the
0,,i,lT.
'''!?
"osworlh
C,.lH-.
started
,
.
Archl
on
of
Canterbury
issued
.
...
'
:
:)t
VFR.
.Inly
27.
-
Dele-ai,
appeal
l
all
ehurrhes
for
spe-
"
""
'
Ogdenburg,
-he
Ku.pire
Press
con-rial
prayer
to
he
offered
to
avert
Wa.H
,,.Mr"
'"
.!8d8'
'"
,
ine
employ
01
a
m-ancn
line.
1.
Australia
hea
by,
the
Ihreatei.rd
strike.
1
on
1
ah
soon
necame
us
cmei
ireigm
agent
and
then
transferred
lit
in-
-air
I,.
(juiNilr.
In
i.ilit
Hi.,
1
:.i
it.
T-
.:-.fK.''
.'W.
MOVED
TO
CENTRAL
REGION.
Colonization
of
Local
Areas
before
Going
to
Peace
River
is
Urged
District
between
Prince
George
and
Prince
Rupert
should
be
developed
first
Board
of
Trade
is
told
PIUNCK
(iKOlttiK,
July
27.
Colonization
and
development
of
that
section
along
Hie
Canadian
National
Railways
between
Prince
Hupert
and
Prince
(ieorge
first
before
going
farther
afield
inlu
the
Peace
River
district
is-
the
opinion
(hat,
has
been
impressed
on
the
forty
members
of
the
Vancouver
Hoard
of
Trade
parly
which
U
louring
Hrilish
Columbia
by
more
than
one
representative
of
the
various
centres
visited
west
of
Prince
ieorge.
The
louring
hoard
of
trade
men
have
been
amazed
at
the
ex-
ent
or
the
arable
lalid
in
the
:
-.
-
..
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rich
agriculture,
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t.nvber
resources.
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the
Ne-;
hako
Valley
alone,
there
are
4,-j
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iiO.non
acres
of
arable
land
and
Allan
Carp
Arrived
by
Steamer
luoughoul
the
whole
of
Central
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and
Went
East
from
Here
by
-Train...
population
v
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of
the,
from
here
lo
New
York
by
tin"
Peace
Hiver
country
can
be
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TERRIFIC
BLOW
Allan
Carpe,
who
was
a
member
of
the
McCarthy-Foster
expedition
which
recently
scaled
Mount
l.ogaii,
was
a
pacnger
arriving
by
the
Prince
Hupert
this
morning.
He
proceeded
cast
.Mr.
Carpe
was
very
reticent
in
liscussiug
the
.
achievement
which
has
been
heralded
as
one
of
very
great
importance
lo
Hi
fraternity
of
mountain
climbers.
Severe
weather
conditions
-
were
experienced
in
the
mountain
with
the
thermometer
'.registering-well,
below
zero
for1
several
days.
This,
together
with
"in
severe
blizzard,,
made
progress
slow
and
it
limes
very
dangerous.
The
party
was
well
organized
anil
well
conducted
which'
probably
accounts
for
Ihe
success
of
the
undertaking.
The
olher
members
of
Ihe
parly
proceeded
south
on
their
way
to
Vancouver
and
Seal
He.
A.
E.
WARREN
MOVED
EAST
General
Manager
of
C.
N.
R.
Western
Lines
Gets
Promotion
W.
A.
Klngsland
Succeeds
Him
Olllcial
announcement
has
been
made
of
the
appointment
of
A.
H.
Warren,
general
Manager,
Western
Region,
.Canadian
National
Railways,
to
the
post
or
general
manager
or
the
central
region
succeeding
L
(iTtowker,
who
becomes
general
nianager
of
ithe
tiraiul
Trunk
Weslern
lines,
i
Tin
move
will
lake
Mr,
Warren
from
Winnipeg,
lo
Toronto.
W.
A.
Kingsland,
whu
lias
been
assistant
lo
Mr.
Howker,
will
succeed
Mr.
Warren.
Tho
changes
come
into
effect
on
August
1.
AIRPLANE
FELL
AND
THREE
PERSONS
DIE
HF.TI10TT,
July
27.
Milton
Slein,
aged
21,
pilot,
Mr.
Violet
Fleming,
aged.
20,
and
Miss
Kve-lyu
llerzoit,
passengers,
weri
killed
on
Sunday
when
an
airplane
fell
and
burst
int.
Haines.
Adver'.isc
in
Ihs
Dally
News.