A.J
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
Bin
at.
MATT
VIPgQK,
Prop.
t
t
orn
I
lioir
home
nl
I'lercon.
..
.
...
i
i
:
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Hi
Hit
Tlin
vtlittw
vfrrt
ami
cat'iied
50(1
yanU
on
i'
f)f
lh
lonnnolivc.
1)1
HING
DOING
n
ii7n
itrmajTrin
OTTWVA
Jujy
28
("There
are
appointments
and
no
an-,
n
I
i
i
i
mi
uii
1
IS
ON
RAMPAGE
i
nk
.
.ouuvu
in
Slrenl
Flnht.
Ha
Loavos
New
York
Hospital
In
Pyjamas
NFAV
Ydllic.
.Iniv
it.il.
hllg
Slkl.
ii
i.ii!r:ilim
liiixt-r.
lirtllltn
II.
.1.1
i
....
-w
iiih
neavyweiulil
ciiain-
WI
II,
UIUII
III
1
1
I
(i
'yjatna,
today
hurriedly
left
the
l0Htal
in
wlilel.
(
wjt.4
nljirtfl
'ID
I
n
I.
1
-
.
'
.
Mi-iuuy
uflernoon
after
being
""
n
the
tieck
during
:i
flKlll
ill
tin-
Hi.ll'
KMIplinn
'unci.
'nraged
by
)iU
wife's
reftuoil
II
llMltr.
I
.
.
.
I
111
p
111
IHW
itll
lilt
I'.
Ill
II
'
uraifKliiK
it
news-
"I'tl
I
I'
I
If
II
I
II
tl
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II
I.
.i
,
i
iiu
ariu.
mien
'II
I
rt
I
il...
.
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,,
Mri0l
,,,,
anI
h'nh
which
drove
him
away.
J1s
condition
is
not
serious.
s
"o
'I'm
u
'
.
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T
!
THRONGS
PAY
TRIBUTE
TO
DEAD
COMMONER
IN
83
According
In
unofficial
report,
the
run
of
cockeye
is
rallier
I
poorer
llii
year
on
Hie
Skeena
I
than
exepelcd.
The
pinks
jhhI
nt,
jiiiv
m.
j
w.
iew-
;
c
iihuis
.lit-
jkmmmmu,,
in
inn
in
F
aged
50.
lief
(laughter,
1
fair
-
ouanlilie
bur,'
as
(hVTr
agn
?2,
were
killed
audi
poorer
grade
of
fish
which
doe-
.'"if.
inH-niHi
nn
niui
nie
nor
re
um
imien
lo
eiiuer
usu-i
The
Naas
lliver,
while,
in'
ad
vance
oT
what
it
was
four
year's
utto,
cannot
be
said
lo
be
good.
In
fael,
Ihe
returns
lo
dale
are
very
poor.
The
one
bright
spot
in
the
Jwhole
territory
is
al
Smiths'
toilet
where
Ihe
pack
Is
pretty
.well
lup
now.
Bella
llella
and
Jtivers
jlnlel
also
report
fair
catches.
I
If
(he
weather
continues
fav
orable
il
is
expected
thai
an
.NAYN
PKH
I
Ir
K
averiKe
pack
will
be
nut
up
this
UIAAU
""M"",ycar
will,
a
larger
perron.aKe
of
the
pack
being
the
poorer
grades
o
annnnnPBm.nl.
i-ai
nwinn
..r
iiii
'
Yesterday'a
Oablnet
Meeting
-Another
Today
VICTORIA
TEACHER
GIVEN
HIGH
HONOR
im-Kmenis,
tfaid
l'reiniei
Harry
Charleswortn
fcicctoo
..
1
1
ii.
.1
.
.
.
i
11....
-
.
i
o
iiurr
I
III
caoiliei
liifvi
in
rday.
"We're
coming
back;
II
titiflertuui
that
Montlay'4
in'
ni:
wnn
ni
j
...i
in
inn
r-i
'S-7
IIUMFI
l
KJ
1
(
il
r
I
fi
LT
tllV-ittf
it
t
!
.innmilll.
'''mi
of
liuslne.H.
This
beiiw
ntln
.1
...
....I
....ill
,,
il
..
I..
"
i'
uoi
uuiiKeiy
inai
iu-
mnltlii...
...Ill
1...
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...I
..I
Vice-President
For
Amorlca
or
World
Teachers'
Federation
F.Dl.NIUJIUSII,
July
28.
Harry
Charlesworlh
or
Victoria,
secro-(
lary
of
the
Teachers'
Federation
of
Hrilish
Coltynbla,
was
ycsler-.
.
..
..
,
...1,1m.
LliTled
vice-inesiileul
lor
'irua
v
io
in
n
scuss
oir
u....
part
cloudy;
inn.
5.1;
sea
smooth,
Noon
lligby
Cloudy:
nihil
:
bur
l8;
temp.
01:
sea
smooth
.
2U.-
VAXCOLVHH,
July
i8.
-
An
aulopsy
jthows
that
Volney
11
ltlchardion,
Chicago,
Knialil
Tcmplaiv
who
d.ed
yesterday
f(d-lowiug
injuries
received
on
Friday
while
here
on
ti
is
way
lo
Seattle,
had
been
badly
beaten
over
the
head.
An
inquest
wit!
:h
lield
Ihii
afleruooii.
In
(he
meauliiiie,
Ihe
police
are
lioldiii?
Flhner
Clark
-.who
claims
that
liichaiil.Hon
rame
lo
Ho
Hamilton
and
was
pushed
ilowa
the
flairs
by
him
after
be
ahuArd
the
TitnUady
to
"whose'
iii'd
Clark
declares
he
went.
'ord1recf,ived
here
thb
morn
1
1
u'i
iiiiiii
nv
hit-
irrii
rniiir
Trtmirrir..
iiirii
riunnfin
i
iii.ifiiififinfM
-r
iiti
r'
i
ii
4ip:itT
i
.
ured
when
the
auto-1
from
Ihe
wacoii
s
work
will
bo,
man
niislit
,he
Volney
II.'
Hich-
aiitson
who
Was
in
Fairbanks,
Alaska,
In
1115.
as
manager
of
the
Alaska
(Commercial
(p.
Xo
word
has
come
from
Chicago
as
yel
psilivily
iilentlfying
tht
man.
:
SOCCER
GAME
AGAIN
DRAW
Nanalmo
and
Ulster
Unltod
Each
Made
One
Goal
Last
Night
WINNIPEG,
July
28
A
third
gamo
will
bo
necessary
to
de-cldo
whether
Nanalmo
or
Ulster
United
of
Toronto
will
win
the
Connaught
Cup
emblematlo
of
Dominion
fooiball
fionors.
In
the
socond
game
.played
last
night,
each
voam
scored
one
goal.
The
first
game
on
Saturday
resulted
In
a
scoreless
draw.
'
Hernon
prospects.
There
l
?
"
"Z
l?
1
UCDV
I
IWV
i
"
i
iiiio.oii..
.,r
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f....'or
i.iiiicaiiinii
--,
rn
I
ill
n
.
"
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,lMl
Of
t
10
bl-
I
MWWHI
l"
'"wcr.
7r;
here.
'
BETTERS
ARE
Long
Price
Rocord
Shattered
at
Horso
Race
Yesterday
on
Renlna
Fair
Grounds
SIMPLE
DAYTON
HOME
JZJ.
Z:
-
(Canada
Canada
J,
iracks
racks
were
shuttered
4
iiivriiv
i'..iiiii.4ii.
.
u
y
snr.yesicruny.
ai
iut
ran-
mouiiu
.The
body
of
the
laic
v
miam
Jenninjfs
llryan
lay
m
sum.-
i-day
in
Ihe
simple
home
of
a
friend
where
great
throngs
paid
tribute
lo
Ihe
memory
or
IHo
dead
coum')ner.
Ihe
body
leaves
for
Washlnulon
loinonow
morning
and,
after
services
on
lri-day,
will
be
buried
In
Arlington
Cemetery.
WIRELESS
REPOnT
8
n.m
-Diuby
Island
calm:
bar.
W
wlicil
(Hack
Pal
oaiue
luuiie
I
ho
winner
and
paid
1:18.80
on
two
dollar
ticket.
There
were
two
lucky
speculator.
each
hold
ing
one
three
dollar
combination
ticket.
,
They
received
2
10.20
each
for
their
investment.
Mrs.
Hal
Kane
Clements,
writer
connected
with
a
Chicago
paper,
Is
in
the
cily
securing
material'
for
several
article
which
she
is
preparing.
Already
she
has
visited
the
Peace
lliver
and
slopped
oil'
at
various
points
aloiiK
the
line
of
the
C..YH.
in
cluding
I
nxcl
I
on,
Jasper,
Vau-
derhoof,
and
Terraci'.
Sho
will
proceed
east
from
here
lo
Monl
real.
Ho
Lieulenaitl
Iloyal
Marines
L.
O.
Jones.
Surgeon
Malone,
M;ll.,
U.A.,
O.l'.ll.
.
Paymaster
Lieutenant
Com
mander
J.
F.
Steidiens.
Sub.
Lieutenant,
.,.M..
Pares.
(limners
.-
P.
J.
J.
Culhin,i
D.S.C.,
E.
V.
I'oKer.
l-VH.'Jones.
WarriOit
Engineer
.;.D.
U.
Hrown.
Warrant
ShiwriglU
S.
L.
T.
Trenwillii
,
,
ychoolniasler
H.
ilf.
Pearce.
Paymaster
.Midshipman
iN.
E
OennliiiK.
I'he
above
infiu'iiialiml
reirni-il-
imr
Ihe
Capetown's
personnel
was
received
from
the
Iloyal
Canadian
Naval
Harraeks
al
Esquimau
liy
LieilL
Hussell
1.'.
J'onder
commanding
Ihe
Iloyal
Canudiaii
Vava'l
Vol.
lie.,
l'rf.nee
Hupert.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
"A
t
t.
..r:
11
II
11
i
hi
mi
t
T
'EADED
biAYuko'
;Maki,
unier
cameras
and
.a
complete
dark
rk
Swiss
Guides.
H.M.S.
Capetown
Arriving
the
Flag
Cruise
on
room
I
I
.sretary
of
the
Japanese
with
which,
pictures
will
be
3s
Alnine
Clab.
six
noted
Jap-
veloned
in
.the
field.
Three
Swiss
anejs
Alninists
have
left
Jajo
':
euides.
HeXnruch
FuhfetrVJ"Hans
Park:
Lodge,
at
Jasper,
Alberta.
Kohler,.
fcnd
t
Jean
Webber,
froM
fnr
1
ftppntv-fivA'
darn'
trin
into,
Jasper
Parjc'Lodgc,
arc
accom-
the
Columbia
Icefield,
one
of
the
j
panying
ths
party
an
five,
guides
he
outfit.
adian
Rockies.
Their
trip
will
!
ting1
stable
of
Fred
Brevster,
are
take
them
to
the
headwaters
of
the
'
being
used
on-
the
trip.
Tjiis
is
the
At
Mbasca
and
Worth
Saskatchewan
Rivers,
and
an
endeavor
will
be.
made
to
climb
Mount
Alberta,
a
virgin
peak
which
his
so
far
defied
all
efforts
to
conquer
its
higher
slopes.
Members
of
the
party
state
that
if
the
territory
lives
"up
to
theJr'r-expectatJoni,.it
will
attract
hundreds
of
Japanese.
Alpinists
annually.
The
expedition
is
elaborately
equipped
scientifically
and
the
equipment
includes
still
and
motion
picture
larseSt
party
which
has'Meft
the
Lodge
this
year,
and;the,firpt
party
of
Japanese
Alpinists
to
VAackle
some
of
the
untried
fields
,oi
the.
fawnlion
T7
oe
m'
The
party
js
showneadnfof
the
start
from
the
Brewsterl
ranch.
Left
to
ritrhtNV
Okabe.
M.
Ha-tano,
-Y,
Mita,
S.
Hashimoto,
.Y.
Maki.
Fred
Brewster.
Outfitter
:H;.-
ruhrer.
J.
webMr,
ii.
,h.ower,--fc.
('-
Here
in
Course
of
"Showing
Pacific
His
Majesty's
Shin
Capetown,
which
is
expected
(n
Prince
Hupert
harbor
today
in
the
coilrse
of
a
cruise
"showing'
the
flag"
in
various
Pacific
const
purls,
is
a
cruiser
of
i,IUl
tons
displacement
with
-10,0(10
indicating
horse,
power.
The
vessel
curries,
a
complement
of
approximately
loU
oflicers
anil
men.
Her
armament
consists
of
five
six-inch,
two
llirec-mclf
anli-
aircrafl,
four
three-pounder,
two
2-poiindei-s,
and
one
machine
ziiii.
She
has
eight
21
-inch
torpedo
tubes.
The
Capetown
is
attached
to
Hie
Kighth
Cruiser
Squadron,
North
America
and
Wesl
Indies
station.
the
Capetown,
which
was
com
pleted
in
l'Ji'J
by
Canijliell-Lain
if
Hirkenhead.
hilgland,
is
lo
feel
long,
13
Vi
feet
in
breadtli
with
draft
or
US
t.
3
reel.
Her
cruising
.speed
is
20
knots.
Her
officers,
are
as
"follows:
WOMAN'S
HEAD
BATTERED
IN
F.
Preedy
and
E.
II.
Archer.
Brotner-in-iawauspecteQ
I
iAiiliinia
nl
.1
11
11,
l.ownn.
.1...
....
,
'.
......
...o
II.
Tiugley,
F.
II.
O.
Alien,
A.!
ww.i-.Mimr,,
wiu-.v-u
-o
Fearn
and
C.
A.
IL
Oibb.
IU"
'ter
neau
oauerem,
?.
Eiigiheer
Conimander
Edwin
f-Uwaru
ininseau.
was
luuo
i-
Villinmsuii
ingllll
me
garueu
lasi
ci;iiiiii.
i.'..oi
r
iKiiiioiMiii
a
.T.'iiy
ner
laiiier-in-iaw
Armstrong.
Almost
at
Ihe'sauie
tinie.
the
barns
on
the
fnriii
broke
out
in
flumes.
-Tlie
fire
was
evidently
set
by
the
Kjniurdefer,;.
Near
the
body
was
Commander
A.
round
a
moony
noe
uauuiu.
-
Frank
Dunseatli,
brother-in-law',
of
Ihe
dead
woman,
is
being
.sought
by
the
police
as
it
is
Commissioned,
lfng.
J
lkn.m.i
thai
he
bud
been
on
un
friendly
terms
with
her.
j
ihinson,
-.
-
;
HAVANA
HAS
BAD
BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
wilh
nrwly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
parties.
For
rates,
apply
to
Hoston
Orili.
Third
Ave.
Phone
457.
VOL
X
NO.
73,
PIUNGK
'HUPEHT;
B.CL
TL'EVuAY.
JULY
.28.
1025.
v..urdf.
circulation
imt
str.tt
$!..
.
PWGE
FIVJ?
OKNT3.
"
'
OPE
UN
MS
P
N
f
OA.
STRIKE
SITUATION
JUV
flLiU
vmJUlia
lUINUIllUWd
m
ULU
LUUMKI
ARE
UAllrAtlUKl
!
t!
.
rr
n
at
eeftng
iftar
ire-up
m
Mines.
Ma'
be
Averted
is
Founded
on
Premier
Baldwin's
Negotiations
LONHON,
July
L'H.
Feeling
that
the
threatened
coal
ftfn
tip
i
r
117
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n
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ri
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n...
:
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.
.
,
11IU
Ulinii
II
ni
lit
(lie
owners
might
respond
to
Premier
Huldwin's
plan
wherc-(hev
would
resume
negotiations
mid
the
strike
order
for
July
wiiiild
he
rescinded.
t
The
premier
is
still
pressing
Ihe
owners
to
withdraw
their
ire
lor
iuwi-r
ir
mihi
iiii(jcr
minis
n
me
workers
Will
i.
........
........
ii...
i
im
lie
ICimiMl
111
ll
UM.M1
llic
I'llTI-clll
WUKC
UUI
L'L'll
L'HL
I
I
II
ran
agree
oil
new
working
conditions.
ree
am
mau
au
uuiiv
imuiuii
-
-
In
Accident
Near
Indian
Head,
Saskatchewan
i
n
i
tit
(lmiiiinn
nil
i
t
nirii
KA11N
MKlMd
dALMUMuTI
AUTO
AND
TWO
IS
NOT
GOOD
WOMEN
KILLED
Skeen
and
Naas
Rivers
Not
up
to
Average
Reports
State.
BADLY
BEATEN!
Inquc.it
to
be
Held
Into
Death
of
Volney
Richardson
1
Came
from
Alaska,
j
Believed
Japanese
Alpinists
Climb
at
Jasper
Straight
Talk
Given
Canadians
on
Empire
Matters
by
Burnham
Mutual
eulogies
will
not
meet
the
situation
practise
not
preaching
is
needed
living
in
a
fool's
j
VANCOUVER,
A.MiUUi
imi,
July
Jiuy
2S.
x.:
"There
mere
is
is
tio
iiu
use
ise
ir
paradise,"
aid
Lord
Hiiriihani,
chairman
of
the
Conference,
when
iuleiviewed
here
yesterday
reg
Ulilain
this
year
had
to
draw
on
her
own
capital
because
of
an
unfavorable
trade
balance.
He
cited
us
an
evidence
of
this
the
Miss
Gladys
Kemp
Becomes
Brldo
of
James
R.
Mitchell
at
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Church
Eight
Persons
Injured
and
Loss
Iayview
Is
Estimated
at
Two
and
a
Half
Million
HAVANA,
July
28..i
Eight
Of
much,
local
interest
the
wedding
lock
plaQe
this
afternoon
at
2:30
in
SI.
Andrew's
Anglican
Church,
Archdeacon
(!,
A.fUx
ollicialin?,
of
Miss
(iladys
Kemp,
daughter
of
Mrs.
and
Mrs.
C.
F.
Kemp,
and
James
11.
MjlchcU,
son
of
Mr,
and
Mrs.
John
It.
Mitchell.
Miss
Caroline
Mitchell
was
bridesmaid
and
Eddie
Smith,
best
man,
wilh
Miss
Irene
Mitchell,
flower
girl.
A
reception
is
be
in:
held
al
the
Jiome
of
the
g
mom's
parents
after
which
the
happy
couple
will
sail
on
the
Cardena
for
the
south
on
a
honeymoon
trip.
BISHOP
ROY
TO
BE
lrunap
QUEBEC
ARCHBISHOP
Announced
Today
at
that
he
will
Succeed
the
Late
Cardinal
Begin
,
HOME,
July
28.
The
Mosl
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,
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I
"i,.
ibishop
of
Ouebec,
will
be.
the
Farm
Burst
Into
n
Flames'
j.ieui.-iunimauiiers.
-
iwmti
.
-,
successor
lo
Caiiiinal
Hegiu
as
Archbishop
of
Quebec,
il
is
an
.nounced
at
the
Vatican.
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MARKET
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FISHERMEN
FINED.
On
Saturday
at
Port
Esslnf
llremetKaiid
citizens
were
injured
ton
four
fishermen
were
convicl-
yeslerday
in
a
rire
which
destrpy-
ed
of
minor
infraction
nf
Ihe
ed
six
warehouses
on
the
water-,
fishing
regulation.
and
were
front
across
the
bay
front
Jlav-ach
fined
20.
I
wo
more
uiia.
The
loss
is
esliniateil
at
seizures
were
made
on
Sunday
'
K'.iOO.ooo.
wIm-1i
baVr
nol
o!
been
tried.
Imperial
Press
gtllUIIIK
...llll'IIC
conditions.
"We
have
trot
lo
face
-the
facts"
he.
coiiliuue"d.
'"After-dinner
speeches
ahodt
the
solidarity
of
the
Empire
are
very
interesting,
and
delightful
hut
we
have
gut
to
have
something
more
tangible
than
mutual
eiilogies.
We
have
gol
to
get
down
to
business
and
practise
a
little
of
what
we
preach.
There
is
no
getting
away
from
it;
conditions
in
the
Old
Country
are
far
from
satisfactory.
Lord
llurnliam
said
thai,
for
the
firsl
time
in
history,
(ileal
recently
negotiated
loan
made
In
7
New
York
by
Australia.
;
Successful
Climbers
of
Mount
POPULAR
COUPLE
MARRIED
.TODAY
ALPINE
PARTY
AT
BELL1NGH
AM
Logan
Reached
There
on
Steamer.
Yukon
Last
Night
-IjELLlNUlLYMrJuly-
28.
Four
members
of
theTitwJititi.ylHCh
scaled
Mount
Xogah,
the
second
highest
peak
in
North
America,
arrived
here
last
night
.aboard
t
steamer
Yukon
front
'Cordova.
They
were
Col.
W.
W.
Foster
of
Vancouver;
II.
F
Lambert
of
(fltaw.a;
Henry
Hall
Jr
of
Hoston
and
Capt.
McCarthy
of
Windermere.
H.C.
The
party
re-preseflls
'ttt)
Alpine
Clubs
of
Capada,
Euglah'd
-and
Hie
JJnitcd.
Stales
as
weil
as
the
itoyaf
Crtjo-grapliie
Society
of
EngtaitU.
.
FLOUR
MILL
AT
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Calgary
Man
Writes
to
City
Council
Asking
for
Financial
Assistance
A.
N.
Carr
of
Calgary,
who
wrote
to
the
city
council
asking
Vatican
f,,,.
financial
assistance
for
the
establishment
or
a
flour
niill
in
..
.in
.
...
it.."i
i
.if...
ii.
.
ine
cuy,
win
do
uoiiiicu
inai
uie
city
does
not
care
to
assist
financially
wilh
the
project.
Mr.
Carr
in
his
letter,
sel
forth
that
he
was
a
flour
millingvinau
and
thought
Prlnee
Hupert
Avould
be
a
good
place
lit
star,
an
enterprise
of
this
kind,
llo
also
asked
for
informal
ion
regarding
power
and
the
rates
charged
ahd
other
particulars
which
the
city
wilt
furnish.
ENGINEER
IS
NOT
NEEDED
City
Council
Decides
Not
to
Fill
Position
Until
Next
Year
The
matter
of
appointing
a
cily
engineer
was
referrciMo
Iho
Hoard
of
Works
a
week
ago
by
I
lie
cily
council
ami
last
night
the
Hoard
reported'
thai.
In
its
opinion,
there
was
nul
suilloien.'
work
al
the
present
time
lo
war
rant
engaging
one.
The
'board,
therefore,
recommended
that
all
applicants
for
the
position
be
notified
that
their
npplicallon
would
be
filed
until
tiie
first
or
the
year
when
lliey
would
be
considered.
The
report
was
adopted
by
the
council
without
'an
di.-
uiun.