I
25
Anywhere
at
VOL
XVI.,
NO.
108,
TAXI
Boston
Grill
!
yesterday.
Cr
IT
(resident
of
the
innierre.
launched
l
agamt
complete
freight
rates,
con-a
ucli
a
move
would
i
lo
business.
He
.
llitlisli
f
Ulutitlta
cn-
ghty
advantageous
o-
-
anl
lo
Iransoontinen-which
should
not
be
jeo-
in
the
general
rale
re-
i-
"'her
fide
Mayor
Pen-urtialf
of
he
eily
council,
.-
v
protected
against
dls-
"V
rale,
which
he
said
-
ifluij!
Vancouver
Island
-
ami
clo.-na
their
mar-i,idurers
anil
retarding
a
development
k
h
w
ri
w
m
mum
i
a
a
rif
n
u
i
iiri
in
hi
i
v
FOR
BIGGER
JOB
Not
Wanting
Cabinet
Position,
May
Qo
to
Britain
as
High
Commissioner.
UTAWA,
July
f20.
-Specula-
in
re
is
rife
a
to
whether
Sir
ii
i'y
luavton
did
not
K,!t
'
ca
poilion
becstuse
he
is
slated
'lie
hush
cominissionershlp
m
d-m
or
because
he
is
lo
be
.1'iada's
first
ambassador
lo
the
lu'ed
Slates.
Cither
position
uid
be
considered
Important,
i
t
hough
the
High
Conimlssloner-
iiiii
is
the
position
likeliest
to
'i
awarded
to
him.
Sir
ilenrv
tins
liel-ii
very
a'divc
in
politics
and
is
bound
to
gel
a
uu
position.
There
is
a
pos-ilnliiv
Mini
he
nwiv
later
bo
ien
lie
deniirtineiii
of
railways,
hut
i
argued
that
-If
ho
was
to
get
'hat
imsii
ion
there
is
no
reason
Wliv
ili
kliinitil
not
have
had
it
a
rirs'.
NEW
CABINET
FORMED
FRANCE
PAIUS,
July
20.
A
new
ministry
has
been
funned
by
Premier
Hermit
with
Anatoli!
D'Moiule
.holding
the
portroho
of
finance.
The
eiililnel
bus
.hilt
OUC
aitll,
the
defence'
of
France,
declared
thu
iirutnier,
'lit.
.
.
'
1
,'ih.
1
r
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
...
'
..."
'r..?,.,.
t-
and
8th
St
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
""fc'i
buyer
of
Cuiiadian
wlieut
would,
mteox
toms
Department,
OTTAWA.
July
zen
thU
in
urn
I
ns
followffwr:
"s'ir
Ellsworth
Denies
That
General
Nobile
Navigated
Airship
Norge
on
Historic
Trip
Over
the
Pole
NKW
YOHK.
Jnlv
20.
Humored
dissension
uniting
the
leaders
or
the
Norge
flight
look
dcfinilv
rorm
last
night
when
Lincoln
tjllsworlhf
Ihe
American
lm.
ker
or
llio
vxpedilion
headed
hv
Amiinden,
issued
a
stalemenl
denying
thai
tJmlierlo
Nohile,
designer
tr
Ihe
dirigible,
itcled
ns
navigator
on
tne
Historic
trip.
"(Hiring
Ihe
entire
flight,"
said
Kllswortli,
"I
stood
without
sleep
in
Ihe
navigating
cabin.
To
the
best
or
my
knowledge
(lenernl
Noliile's
only
part
in
navigation
consistvd
in
relieving
the
wheel
man
ror
three,
short
periods
during
the
flight."
said
he,
replying
to
a
statement
or
No-!'
;
t.
ii.
u-hn
said
Kllsworlh
was
"jusl
l
acted
all
the
time
us-captain
or
a
passenger
whom
I
took
aboard
ul
Snittberucn
lo
Teller.
During
PHINCK
HLPEIIT
H.
C,
Jl
ESDAY.
JULY
20,
1020.
Ihe
airshin.
Riving
orders
to
evervbody
and
controlling
what
Ihe
entire
flight
or
sevchly
hours
I
everybody
was
doing
CONSERVATIVES!
A
MEETING.
OF
THE
CONSERVATIVE
ASSOCIATION
Will
ho
hold
on
TUESDAY,
JULY
20,
at
8
p.m.
In
Emad
Hall
HUSINF.SS:
To
elect
officers
for
Hie
ensuing
year
and
lo
elect
delegates
for
Ihe
(lonservalivi)
Nominating
Convention.
ALL
CONSKHVATIVF.S
AHUttmillALI.Y
INVITO
This
i
rather
a
lug
werk
li-
litilfv
f
I'fitl
i.f
ll
I
lnll
rmi.an-a.
jtivcH
meet
to
choose
delegate
to
atleiul
flieir
conveji'ion
on
TIiuis
lav
nielli
and
tomorrow
nilit
the
Llheralu
meet
for
a
similar
pur-Mie
to
prepare
for
Mie
convention
Sal
onlay.
Tltere
i
naliirjlly
a
ool
deal
of
ilicu.iiii
in
rj-jfard
to
the
situation.
II
i
jiletly
iire
that
I'reii
J?lork
will
rfefeive
Hie
iioinin-
20.
The
CiU-iation
from
the
.LibcraU,
but
the
published
the
(Jbni'erVMliWj'
have
not
yet
do-Franciii
Lo-JcMcd
on
.'aAa.riidjrd
bearer,
ap-
elilef
Jutice
of
the
sii-.paienur.
be
able
receive
their
wheal
at
nerior
court,
ha
been
apiMiinteili
The
name
Of
U.
W.
Xickeron
tidewater
approxiniulcly
two
day
to
continue
the
judieial
inveti-
jbnd
been
mentioned
a
a
poid-loer
titan
Vancouver.
pal
ion
iirto
the
adniinistralion
of
hie
Independent
randidaie.
Mr.
Second,
the
ue
of
Ihetitiailian
(be
department
of
ruMonin."
j.Mekerfon,
however,
staled
thi
National
line
from
lilmoirton
to
The
iwwopajwr
say
it
will
bonoriiiis
thai
he
had
no
Inleu-I'rince
Ilunert.
for
the
eliief
justice
lo
decide
Hon
f
being
a
i-audnlate.
'lliinlniul
inn.!
iniiiitrlnnt.
the
when
the
Innuirv
will
nroceel.
am
not
oinS
to
c
ontribute
to
deeIopmenl
of
a
huae
aricul-
"birt
it
i
antieipateil
there
will
'he
stinport
or
the
newspapers
tural
C4Minlo-
lo
llu
tof
l'rince
M
no
reat
dlay
and
ulltinftK
willtUii
lime.-
be
jocularly
re-
auiMirt.
be
held
in
different
parts
or
me.""".
Ilpweer,
on
jwiiipletoii
of
Btte'eouutry.
ie!alo
lhe
wr
,
iJfront3l!
t'ttder
the
term
adoplcd
hy
Ifie
wheat
grown
In
Hie
provinpe
oi
wa
npieei
Albert
was
wheat
contracted
lo
r:Hiener
Ibe
Wheat
pool,
nnd
in
onler
lo
provlile
that
the
elevator
be
used,
the
government
leaiel
Hie
eleva-;
lor
lo
the
Wheal
I'ool
at
a
very
nominal
rental
for
a
period
of,
twit
years.
Last
Word
In
Construction
'Hie
elevator
itself
Is
the
very.
lalct
word
in
elevator
cotistnio
('..tii't.
SUPPOSED
MURDER
OF
JAPANESE
AT
VICTOIIIA,
July
.'0
The
body
'.of
Shlllme
Konishi.
a
Japanese
tion.
and
I
would
po
so
far
as
toiemployeil
at
Port
Alice
null,
was
sity
thai
it
is
the
most
modern!
round
Sunday
in
his
bunkhousc
elevator
in
Ihe
world.
Delivery;
and
the
provincial
police
bc-from
ears
into
the
elevator
csiuillevp
it
N
a
ease
t
murder,
he
made
at
the
rate
ol
twelve
carsj
Skiuoihlta.
another
employee
of
per
hour,
so
that
in
the
uualbe
ntlll,
Is
being
held,
workinu
day
ten
liodrs.
ISO
ours.
This
Is
the
Ihinl
murder
to
per
day
ran
be
unloaded,
and
this'lnke
place
at
the
mill
durin?
the
could
be
increased
ir
necessary.
Uat
year.
The
discharging
Into
ship
1st
even
more
satisfactory,
drain
j
POSSIBLE
APPOINTEES
can
be
discharged
into
ship
at
OTTAWA.
July
20.
J.
I
.
S..
Ihe
rate
of
10,000.
bushels
pcr
jaom,
pii
inrial
memhrr
ror
hour,
or
just
as
fast
s
ships'
Arenteull
and
Peirre
Audet
ol
can
receive
same.
This
will
en-:Quelec
are
said
lo
be
ItKely
np-ulile
sliios
lo
obtain
a
very
quick
noinleen
l
the
Mei2hen
cabinc1
load,
vvhirti
will
mean
Ihe
port
j
from
Quebec
pi
ovince.
tin
Tor-il-clf
wtll
be
well
thought
of
by
nw
possiuly
pcllmg
the
Marine
(continued
on
pa?e
six)
ai
d
Fisheries
uni
t
folio.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE,
llid.
kM
(LP.Il.
161.50
Ounwell
1.50
1.58
llazeltoti
.01
.01
S
Indian
05
.06
Marmot
j
08
.01)
Porter
Idaho
.0'.
Silver
Crel
.1?
Surf
Inlet
05
.00'..
PRINCE-RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Yterday
Urculitlon,
1ST
Exceptional
Pitching
of
Carl
Mayo
Enables
Them
to
Beat
Brooklyn.
MAY
YOHK,
July
20.
Excep-.ional
pitrhiir
by
Carl
-May
en-il:e.l
Cincinnati
!o
defeat
Itrook-)ii
jestrnUy
and
ban?
on
lo
the
.eayiie.
ieailernbip.
I'ilt-burr
held
second
position
liy
trimming
Ho-on.
:t.
Louis
it
in
third
place
after
winning
a
hectic
(en-innin?
affair
from
Piiiladelphia,
lloltom-ty
liitiins
his
fourteenth
homer
along
wrtb
a
triple
and
single.
Hack
Wilson,
the
Chicago
Cub
fielder.
cored
liis
lourteeitlh
hon'ier
against
New
York.
The
Yankee!,
balled
three
St.
LouU
iitchei!
haiil,
whie
Mar-herry.
pitrhiu?
for
WntiiiiRtoii,
held
Cleveland
lo
Miree
hits.
American
League
Cleveland
I,
Washington
i.
Chicyao
5,
Itoston
t.
St.
Louis
2,
New
York
II.
Deh
oil
8.
Philadelphia
3.
National
League
New
York
5.
Chicago-.!),
lirooklyn
2.
Cincinnati
5.
Itoxlon
.
I'ittstiursEh
10.
JEWELLERS
HELD
UP"
Xi:W
YOHK,
July
20.
Tvvo
aimed
rotiliei'n
held
up
Fnpan
and
Hyman.
wholesale
jewellers,
yesterday
aft'-rnoon
and
escaped
with
utH'l
diamonds
and
jewellery
valued
at
75.000.
Sockeye
Salmon
Fishing
is
Well
Ahead
of
Last
Year
on
Both
the
Skeena
and
Naas
Rivers
YVith
good
weather
prevailing
the
past
week
saw
a
general
improvement
in
salmon
fishing
throtighonl
District
No.
2.
There
are
few
fish
us
yet,
however,
coming
into
the
seining
areas.
The
fishermen
and
canneries
are
now
'working
prrnripally
on
sockeye
and
the
run
of
pinks
oinl
chums
is
just
commencing.
Ihe
latter
being
later
than
usual
in
arriving
at
Die
Skeena
and
Naas
Hjvers
Sockeye
...
Springs
....
Sleelheads
Cohoes
....
!Pfiks
Chums
....
Totals
Sockeye
Springs
..
Cohoes
..
Pinks
....
Chums
..
,
Totals
sf
1020
..2,0H5
...
13,712
80
..."
.1,070
..'1,537
715
ti
.H
.,10,215
Naas
River
0,003
.
....
..JkB,U2
,
..ft-
217
2,052.
i;
770
102.5
I7,8'.ll
18,103
15
1.171
i.suuj
L5H
41,0281
4,101
4,101
72
1133
5,380;
1
1,313
H.U52
Street
Sale
lit
ll.M.S.
Wrlevv
wlll
WoptH
for
AND
DIAMONDS
ST0LEN!i
"
Ji
apain
on
Wednesday
at
the
sam
time.
The
vessel
is
remaining
at
anchor
in
the
stream
and
i.
will
he
necessary
for
visitors
to
make
their
own
arrangements
lo
reach
the
ship.
On
Thursday
morning
a
parly
of
men
together
wilh
the
ship's
band
will
be
landed
and
will
have
a
route
march
through
the
city
streets.
The
band
will
play
dur
ing
the
march.
Cap!.
Hridges,
commander
of
the
Curlew,
visited
Ihe
"Cily
Hall
this
morning
to
return
Mayor
Newton's
call
and
th
mayor
was
Capt.
Bridges'
guest
at
luncheon
aboard
the
Curlew
today.
W.
S.
(Duke;
Harris
returned
on
the
CJrdena
today
from
Has
tings
Arm
where
he
has
been
in
sporting
a
mining
properly
in
(his
voar.
Spring
salmon
fishing
is
still
in
progress
on
lhewhich
he
is
interested
Skeena
and
Naas
Hivers,
Although
it
has
been
closed
in
Ihe
Helta'
proceed
to
Haielton
on
Cool
a
area.
There
has
been
very
little
complaint
thi
from
fishermen
in
the
Hivers
Inlet
area
as
lo
the
depredations
of
ea
lions
lo
nets
and
salmon.
In
Ihe
Filrtiugh
Sound
district,
however,
there
have
been
complaints
that
yoitnaf
whales
and
sharks
hac
been
damaging
nets.
There
has
not
been
a
single
complaint
directed
against
sea
lions.
Catch
to
Date
The
following
tables
showing
ii,i
enlrtli
lo
dale
on
the
Skeena
and
Naas
Hivers
compared
with
Ihe
catch
at
a
similar
date
in
ll25
indicate
that
there'
Is
.in
improve
inent
in
sockeye
fishing
this
year,
that
the
spring
pack
is
down
and
lliat
the
Skeena
lliver.
total
is
ahead
or
last
year,
while
in
tlio
.Naas
llier
it
is
slightly
down,
due
to
the
lateness
ol
chums:
Skeena
River
.
Cases
season
row
jnornius
s
train.
He
win
lomor-
Two
Peace
Officers
Started
Reign
of
Terror
After
Drinking
Liquor
Seized
in
Police
Raids
Men
Sleeping
In
Rooming
Houses
Were
Shot
and
Clubbed
By
Crazed
Officials
Before
Help
Arrived.
Ml'SKOtiKK,
Okla.,
July
U0.
Thirteen
person
were
shot'
and
clubbed
and
the
interiors;
of
three
rooming
house
were
demolished
early
today
in
a
"reign
or
terror"
precipitated
by
two
peace
officials
who
had
been
drinking
liiitor
seized
in
raids
last
night.
One
ot
the
men.
Pant
Davis,
deputy
sheriir,
was
shot
and
wounded,
probably
fatally,
before
he
was
subdued.
His
companion,
Detective
Ves
Cormnck,
was
nrresled.
Davis
and
five
of
the
victims
are
in
Ihe
hospital.
The
men
entered
u
rooming
house
and
shut
and
clubbed
the
sleeping
men,
ripping
out
Ihe
fixtures,
before
a
"riot
call"
brought
sufficient
citizens
and
police
lo
handle
the
situation.
PrinceRupert
Liberal
Association
MEETING
METROPOLE
HALL
Wednesday,
July
21,
at
8
p.m.
i
I'OW
NOMINATION
OK
DF.LF.OATES
TO
TUB
SKEENA
DISTHICT
LIHEHAL
CONVENTION.
Large
Upstair
Uining
Halt,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
PRICE
FTVK
CENTS.
Y
YiYT
1
mY
lwmTninn
tit
liiTArvf
vx
n
i
wrn
ivriTT7AT
I
h
V
A
1
1
Ik
MNh
IIM
WIlKl
II
NAYS
mil
VI
IK
LIUT111U1I
llllJjUl
111
11JKUU
ULU
1TI
1
1
Vfll
E1GN
OF
TERROR
CAUSED
BY
PEACE
OFFICERS
WHO
DRANK
SEIZED
UOUOR
civor
leus
in
rarmers
faoer
i
About
Plans
for
Utilization
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Elevator
lly
OKI).
MrlVOM,
in
Hie
"L".
F.
A."
In
a
rcrenl
issue
of
"The
U.
F.
A."
jon
saw
u
photograph
were
given
nt
iKirnciiiarj
rcganiing
uie
eicvnior
winrli
lie
Wheal
Pool
have
leased
nt
Prince
HiiPcrt.
The
writer
lias
Jii1
reliirneil
from
u
visit
lo
this
imrl
ami
I
.
...
111...
...I
.
.
.
-
I
i;j
v
hiii
v"
"ixicMcu
in
KiiiinniK
JUSl
VVIiat
sun
Ol
Hi
CHIEF
JUSTICE
TO
INVESTIGATE
'lie
I'oul
have
takfii
possession
of.
j
i
lire
Hupert
n
exactly
111
I
mili.,
by
waler,
norlli
of
Van-(Ottawa
Cltlren
Says
Lomleux
Will
mi
Hint
iii
uiiaine
u
in
approximately
two
day
hailing
Continue
Inquiry
Into
Cus-
is
u
mi
FREIGHT
RATES
EQUALIZATION
to
Demand.
MAYOR
ON
OTHER
SIDE
Mi
i
'v
July;
20-.-Hy.fore
the
rionr
lo
the
nnent
Mian
Vancou
ver.
The
government
in
build-
in?
Uie
rlfvalor.it
Prince
Hupert
had
Uiree
Idea
In
mlixl.
First,
the
fact
that
Oriental
CONVENTIONS
CINCINNATI
IS
DURING
WEEK;
STILL
LEADING
Both
Conservatives
and
Liberals
Are
Holding
Meetings
to
Nominate
Delegates.
Pictures
of
Missing
Link
Taken
by
Swiss
Scientist
on
Island
Woman
with
a
tail
is
one
of
photographs
said
to
have
been
secured
in
remote
island
of
Philippines
V1CTOHIA,
July
20.
Photographs
of
what
the
owner,
J.
Wetteiuuld,
said
lo
be
a
Swiss
scientist,
staled
were
specimens
of
a
tribe
of
aboul
200
"missing
links,"
which
he
discovered
on
a
icniote
island
of
the
Philippine
group,
were
exhibited
here
when
he
arrived
on
the
freighter
Loch
Tay
from
Chile,
according
io
Henry
King,
a
member
of
a
customs
brokerage
firm.
Weltcroold,
according
lo
King,
claimed
he
secured
the
pic-lure;,
wilh
greal
difficulty
afler
remaining
seven
days
among
the
hill
tribe
men.
One
of
Ihe
holographs
is
or
a
woman
who
apparently
luid
it
tail-like
con
t
ut
nation
of
'her
spine.
visiriNG
hours
on
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Sailors
WMI
Have
Route
March
Through
Streets
on
Thursday
Captain
Returns
Mayor's
Call
SmtMBfcK
14
That
j3
What
Toronto
Newspaper
Says
and
Declares
It
to
be.
Authentic
ANNOUNCEMENT
TONIGHT
TORONTO.
July
20.
The
Mail
and
Km
pue
published
the
following
this
morning:
"Voters
of
Canada
go
to
the
polle
in
the
approaching
elections
Tuesday,
September
It.
Official
news
of
the
selection
of
this
date
by
Premier
Meighen
for
the
purpose
of
voting
reached
high
Conservative
circles
here
last
evening
and
came
with
aulhoril)
which
left
no
possible
room
a
lo
accuracy
of
the
report.
The
formal
announcement
of
the
late,
it
is
understood,
will
b
made
by
Premier
Meighen
when
he
addresses
Ihe
public
tonight
at
Ottawa.
LIQUOR
RAID
BY
DRY
SQUAD
Plant
of
Vancouver
Sakl
and
Brewig
Co.
Seized
at
Vancouver
and
one
VANCOUVER,
July
20.
Seeking
the
jource
of
large
quantities
of
liquor
which
is
being
sold
illicitly
it
U
alleged
in
the
Oriental
quarter
Ihe
tlry
squad
raided
the
Vancouver
Sakl
and
Ilrewiiiig
Company
and
seized
a
plant
valued
at
1)150,000
yester
day.
The
police
arrested
one
man
in
a
well-equipped
plant
found
with
large
quantities
ot
liquor
ready
for
shipment.
The
liquor
board
officials
have
not
decided
what
action
will
be
taken.
BOWSER
NOT
A
CANDIDATE
k-t.
Refuses
.Nomination,
In
Comox-
Mincrnt
ana
win
not
nun
In
East
Kootenay
VICTORIA,
July
20.
Rumors
that
he
would
he
a
candidate
In
East
Kootenay
in
the
forthcoming
election
U
emphatically
denied
by
W.
J.
Howser
who
also
announce
that,
he
has
refused
.
the
nomination
s
for,,
Co-tnox-Albernt.