25
TAXI
and
Anklance
Servlc
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
SUnd
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave
end
6th
IU
HIATT
VIDCCK.
Prop.
V
il
XVI
NO.
107.
,1
lillll..IOit
llV
l.ll'lll.
It.
)'
I'-.'tider.
officer
rnminaiiding
I
he
I'M
al
Hnviil
llun.iillaii
Naval
He-
'"ve,
who
extended
greetings
of
lha
organisation.
Masor
Newton
naid
li
it
oiriciai
:uii
la
I
it
in
Hie
ailrnioim.
uriunv
are
nriD
vurrnuiA.
Jnu-'tii.
Henry
eu,
Mhip'd
carpenter,
who
rume.
lo
Victoria
10
yenrf
ago
from
J'
ii'ujid
died
here
yesU'i'day.
Tilry
MONTHKAl.
J"l
iu.
In
Itie
opening
liIrHf
of
In
rain-ll'iin
!Souraa,
(lie
French
Canadian
nationalist
leader,
g
t
it
huge
throng
yesterday
at
I'apineamille,
during
i
at
m
K)liliial
issues
were
dealt
with,
lauded
W.
L.
k':..
ie
King,
terming
ium
"a
great
Canadian"
and
a
man
r
being
sent
to
Loudon
to
represent
Canada
oil
the
.
inference.
s
::
k
!'g
on
the
constitutional
question,
Ilourassa
said:
"He-mmrf'W.
If
n
allow
the
Governor
(ieneral
to
accord
-
-
-
or
Tefuse
tltoMiluliuu
a
lie
well
LW
kInHIIk
IV
lill
DlUUUl
IV
NOW
ASSURED;
!llke.
you
will
wale
up
Mini
find
Downing
MtrrH
will
le
I
lie
judge
'
in
Canada's
political
affair.
RADICAL
LEADER
...i
f
.
r..nrf
In
Fnntanrf
la
a
rniHi
m
n
riniMrr
iwi
"
......
"
.
.
.
.
.
-
.
.
viinm.H
.....
.
.
.
.
1
1
IMPBMMr
r
W
J.
nffuifu
suiaa
ircnnmoD
.--
ii
r
iiMiiub
iwwni
De
Pender.
IV.
An-
July
-
-
-.
made
here
by
Mr
Pencier.
who
haj
!
vtn
Knirtaud.
(hat
rlioi
for
Cale-I
I
PARIS.
July
19.-
Former
Premier
Herriott.
radical
leader.
has
accepted
an
in-
!
Nation
from
President
fMun.rrge
f
form
a
eah-
met.
following
the
resigna-
i.....
ii.
......i
i
..f
u
t
...
,
.
n
ill"
II
VI
liir
-im
..I
IV
reaU,telU0l,Uu
jrrlanV-
the
late
Arrh-
.
!
i
we
ter
Kr,,,"l
.
T.7,ut,'nZ
COLLIERS
DEFEAT
itie
biMHiprir.
lie
.
I
he
npletHlid
Ur-
-n
Kit
n
KaMwn!
.!
.hearty
response
if
ho
north
he
.
il'i
lie
Ki(llile
U
i
few
molilh.
TOWN
BURST
INTO
ACTIVITY
III
I
Dl...
I-
r
.I...
CHHsnlw
Becomes
Roaring
Wide
Open
Frontier
Town.
M
il
l
.
July
IV
In
M
1
ail)-.
0
mile
egT-l
nf
uh'
Ting1
Tye
nvennghi
jii'i.
a
roaring
frmilier
w
Mi
"wide
open'
ealoon.
Iia
l
and
gambling
room,
il
"a
to
federal
prohibition
wlio
ituinle!
Hie
pe4tle-:
yejiterday.
'
burM
inl
aetiMly
ni-
Ihoutand
men
nturtvl
ion
work
on
mi
eight
;wi
for
Uio
(ireaf
Norlh-11
a
-oad
AT
NOON
TODAY
Ponder,
Commanding
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Reserve
H.MS
curlew.
Hap.
H
ft
ies.
G.V.(..
H.S.O..
arrived
in
i'
ii'
noon
trotu
r.uumi"'
i
J
will
rnrnatn
hcM
unlll
1'ri-
.1...
i...
..t
Hniifi
.i.
ii
.
I'liiirjiii
in
n
a
i
erume.
Thf
veel
hoird
in
the
ulrram,
where,
iiiimedliilelv
nfler
arrival,
fhO
EDMONTON
FOOTBALL
TEAM
CONNAUGHT
CUP
VAMXIt
Vi:,
July
J.
In
Ihe
firot
n'ouiiter
ttn'twu
game
eri-
fr
Uh-
i:uinauiriil
Cup.
the
Canadian
i-dlierie
nocrer
team
tlefealeil
1he
.attadian
National.
uf
Iluntiii
one
goal
to
nothing
here
Saturday.
The
kiue
goal
waf
M'nreil
in
the
fir!
HrioI.
ami
Kd
nx;i!ii
ua
dcchledly
outplayed
in
Uie
im-.ihi
half.
IJowever.
they
.Imucl
that
tht-y
ouglil
have
a
rliaiK
i'
'
wm
Hi'1
second
game
luday
STRUCK
BY
TRAIN
KILLED
YESTERDAY
AT
NEW
WESTMINSTER
NKW
WrTMINSTWI.
July
IB
Strurk
by
a
UanaiHan
Tarifir
passenger
train
hera
tal
evening
a
man
abonl
70
yarn
of
ajie.
tte-lieed
to
he
Jam'-
Legnrelt,
wan
a
I
mo
I
m-tam!y
killed.
BIG
CYCLONIC
STORM
STRUCK
MASSACHUSETTS
iPHIMiKIKI.il.
Maxe-July
l-
liuin.
Iiuil
and
loihtnlng
and
a
wind
xlorni
or
eyelonle
velocity
whieh
itlruek.
wi'sfern
Mafjitiehu-
f,elln
late
yesterday,
claimed
four
lives
and
injured
more
than
a
core.
Ieaing
300,H0O
danuages
in
its
wake.
S
RAILWAY
PLANT
IN
ALASKA
DESTROYED
SKWAItli.
July
tV.
Th
round
house
and
locomotive
power
plant.
all
owned
by
"ihe
Alaska
railroad,
was
destroyed
by
fiio
at.
..Curry,
till)
miles
north
of
here
yesterday.
Mm.
V.
W.
Smith,
wife
of
Hon.
V.
W.
Smith,
formerly
of
thl
city
and
now
minister
or
rati
It'll
VM
uiirl
(ideiihones
In
the
Al
hfHa
jfovernnienl.Mirivea
uu-flie
city
pn
yesterday
aflrrnoon's
iru'iii
in
th
piiurse
of
a
holiday
trio.
Mr.
Smith
Is
islsler
of
Mrs.
S.
V.
lleilh
of
this
city.
Halibut
arrivals
marketed
here
this
moraine
totalled
301,000
pounds,
hmg
heavier
in
volume!
thau
for
several
weeks
past
in
a
single
day.
Kleven
American
ve-:
ol,
the
largest
uumbcr
in
for
mime
time,
sold
a
total
of
213.00U
(KHitid
at
prices
ranging
from
i.Mc
and
He
to
17.3c
and
10c.
iabt
Canadian
LhmIs,
all
willi,
ompaeetively
heavy
caleJies,
sohlj
'I.04IO
puimd
.receiving
froini
lt.Ve
and
he
to
13.1c
and
He.
The
arrival
were
as
follows:
American
Onatt.
1H.0O0
pounds;
Ktm-mo-t
I$.0U
Miuinds;
liatern
Point.
)0U
Kiiids,
Ui
tbfi
Canadian
Kislt
S:
Gold
UrfaVe
Jti.
,-Aukj5wUJdiiUaeiH
MKiNlt
to
the
11'
Kith
retteries.
K.
Npflsoo.
7.IMMI
pounds:
Hilda,
.Uti0
eund.
ud
Star,
Iti.ooo
Munds,
to
lhi
Pai-ific
KislnMies.
Atlas,
7.000
iMiuiuis.
and
Aug-isla.
li,0oo
pounds,
to
the
Atlm
Mhertfes.
Canadian
Cape-
Stucr,
13.(M0
pannUs,
i
nd
Kanny
K..
lo.ooo
pounds,
io
he
Hojisl
Fish
Go.
Pair
of
Jacks.
13.00U
pounds.
la
the
HnHh
Caandwn
Kisherie.
Muiraeag.
10,000
poumis;
U.
S.
V..
11,000
pounds,
and
Point
May,
1.
000
pooiHis,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Ookl
Storage
Co.
Joe
llaker.
13,000
pounds,
to
Uie
Paoific
Fisheries.
Morris
11..
17.000
pounds,
io
the
tlin
ltsherics.
HONG
KONG
VISITED
BY
TERRIFIC
RAINSTORM
IIOMJ
KOXU.
July
19.
One
of
the
most
ternfie
ramstonn
ever
io
visit
this
city
struck
Hong-
Kong
this
morning,
uu-ineious
C'.nnese
being
killed
and
cor.sldPfabli'
property
ulamaged
TORIES
ORGANIZING
J.
K.
Merryfiehl
of
Vancouver.
onservathe
organizer
for
rii-
sh
Columbia,
arrived
in
the
city
on
the
Princess
Louise
this
mifrning.
Local
Gonserva
lives
will
hold
a
convention
on
Thurs
day
of
tins
week
to
name
a
andtdate
to
contest
Skeena
rid
ing
in
the
forthcoming
federal
election.
FROM
DEASE
LAKE
After
spending!
the
past
nionlli
makltitv
his
annual
inspection
in
the
Stlkine
Hiver
and
Hease
Lake
minipig
district.
O.
A.
Clolliier.re-sidenl
mining
ciiitlnecr.
relumod
to
the
city
on
the
Prince
Ocorgo
(his
jnonvlifV
Vs.
was
ijCf.ctini
panted
on
(he
trip
ny
.mis
Uolliler.
f
f
'
i
BIRTHS
Twins,
a
boy
and
girl,
were
born
at
the
Prince
Ituperl
General
Hospital
'on
July
18
to
Ilev.
iind
Mrs.
A.
VV.
II.
Ashley
f
Ricvvart.
A
son"
was
born
at
lie
Prinro
HtiP.erPfleneral
Ho.pllal
on
Jul'
18
iij
,M.
and
Mrs.
Anderson,
Thompson
Street.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
s
I'HINCFj
Itl'I'KHT.
B.
C.t
MpNOAY.
Jl'LY
il).
10,20.
E)turtajri
Clrculitlon,
tm
Naval
Volunteers
Arrange
Entertainment
for
Officers
and
Men
of
H.M.S.
Curlew
The
Naval.
Volunteer,
commanded
by
Lieut.
Pooler,
hiive
arranged
u
good
program
of
entertainment
for
Hi'-ofiiier
and
ineu
of
II.
M.
S.
Curlew,
who
are
here
today
ami
who
wijl
liiiiuin
until
Friday,
us
follow.:
Monday,
July
19
,
Football
juijlrh.
"Curlew"
vs.
Iriuee!
JtoperL
Iiaure
urrnged
by
Ofticers
of
It.
C.
X.
.
R.
for
Captain
and
Offire
II.
M.
S.
"Curlew,"
by
kind
perniisMoii
of
(iiotaiii
.
HitJgcs.
CV.tU
KS.O.
The
shipV
Novelty
Hand
will
I'lfay
Tuesday,
July
20
Smoker
b5
Canadian
Legion
for
Officers
and
Men.
w
'.I
Wednesday,
July
21
FqolIiaU
iqali
Ii,
Pciin
e
Itnpert
vs.
"Curlew."
'S'
-
(m.iuiivrl
lii1
Sliiti
l!jlllri,rt
I'jipW
Wtfllirilmi.
Tliixaff.0
under
attiplcOC
of
Canadian
Legion;
,
Thursday,
July
22
'
Farewell
'iHmre
to
Ofricers
and
Men
in
Exhibition
llilildiug.
arraiiged
by
Civic
Authorities.
.Ship
will
ain
hor
in
stream
and
messages
will
be
gladly
pas-cd
by
Naval
ileadipiarters,
telephone
45'J.
Shi
will
bi
open
to
visitors
at
-erlaiu
times.
Notice
of
saiio'
will
le
given
after
arrival.
CHEAP
RATES
TO
HARVEST
FIELDS
Will
Be
In
Effect
From
August
8.
I
n
A,
in
n,
31.K7.030
'
Men
Needed.
FEW
IDLE
MEN
HERE
The
local
branch
of
the
Em-
ploymeirt
Sen
in-
of
Canada
lias
been
advised
by
the
general
sup-
erintetMleut
of
t
servtee
for
Hn-jli
CoJtnnlNa
that
harvest
rates
to
itie
crasric
wll
iapply
this
year
Jrom
Auf
jst
t
to
August
31.
inclusive,
the
comiiUOns
being
the
same
as
last
year.
There
will
be
37,00(1
men
from
ouls.hle
the
prai-1
rie
proini!s
required
to
handle
this
year's
crop
and
it
is
estimated
that
o.ooo
men
will
be
axarlable
iu
llriiish
Columbia.
Those
desiring
tt.
obtain
cheap
transportation
to
the
harvest
fields
may
obtain
same
by
applying
at
the
emihymeiit
(Office.
The
office
reporis
that
there
is
tittle
uiifiuVloymeiit
in
the
city
at
.he
preen(
time
although
liiere
ire,
of
course,
a
few
straggling
eass.
Sunn-
men
Mere
sent
to
liie
HulUlev
Valley
hay
fields
re-
eently
ami
a
lew
a:e
now
required
for
Hie
llan-'iit
pule
camps
up
the
line.
FIRE
AT
ORE
MILL
IN
INTERIOR
CAUSED
LOSS
ESTIMATED
$150,000
NF.LSON.
July
IU.
A
loss
esti
mated
at
$15.0.000
if
suited
from
a
fire
which
destroyed
Hie
ore
mill
of
the
standard
Mining
Company
or
Sflverton,
aei'.irditiir
to
word
received
tiers.
The
advices
said
Hie
blaie
originated
in
the
plant
itseir.
which
was
iteently
reopen
e,l
nHer
a
long
period
of
inac
tivily.
LECTURE
YESTERDAY
WESTHOLME
THEATRE
3peaker
Deals
With
Current
Topics
Connection
With
Sec
ond
Coming.
That
a
great
chatue
is
taking
place
-in
the
affairs
or
men
at
the
present
time
and
mankind,
nationally.
and
internationally,
is
utterly
at
sea,
their
high
ideals
being
unpoisible,
of
accomplishment
as
far
as
human
ability
and
sagacity
are
concerned,
was
declar-l
el
liy
A.J.
Hshleman
of
New
York,
who
;oke
last
night
iu
the
West-holme
Theatre,
under
the
auspices
of
Uie
International
Hible
itUtlent'
Association.
Mr.
Hsh
leman
declared
that
the
.people's
p'.ca
for
governments
that
would
ie
utiti-amelled
justice
and
teu-temess
was
in
vain.
The
gods
of
war.
gotd
and
selfishness
were
lakitig
Jheir
toll
from
the
people
with
f
ompouud
interest
and
the
Hible
Students
considered
condi
tions
a
they
existed
as
incon
trovertible
proof
that
the
time
hud
come
for
Uie
King
Immortal
to
take
control
of
earth's
affairs,
bringing
order'
out
of
chaos
and
relief
h
a
sin-weary
and
dis
tressed
humanity.
Fred
Cameron
presided
at
the
meetirijg
and
piano
accompani
ments
were
played
by
Mrs.
A
Ness.
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace:
Partly
cloudy,
calm.
temp.
CO.
Anyox:
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
07.
Stewart:
Cloudy,
calm,
temp
58.
llatellon;
Partly
cloudy,
calm
'emp.
03.
-
Telegraph
Cre,ek:
Clear,
calm
temp.
CO.
Sunt
tiers:
Partly
cloudy,
caim
temp.
05.
Hums
Lake:
'Partly1
rloudy
fSlm,
1610?
5H.
CONSERVATIVES!
A
MEETING
OF
THE
CONSERVATIVE
ASSOCIATION
Will
be
held
on
TUESDAY,
JULY
20,
at
8
p.m.
In
Emad
Hall
HUSINF.SS:
To
elect
officers
for
the
ensuing
year
and
fo
elect
delegates
for
the
Conservative
Nominating
Convention.
ALL
CONSKHVAT1VFS
AHF.
COMDIALLY
1NV1TKI)
Stmt
Sites
181
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
PRICK
FIVE
CENTS.
IGHT
CRUISER
CURLEW
S
VISITING
PORT
ENRI
BOURASSA
LAUDS
MACKENZIE
KING
AS
GREAT
CANADIAN
LEADER
enn
bourassa
Lauds
Kins:
Terms
Him
Great
Canadian
Worthy
to
Represent
Canada
HALIBUT
FARES
HEAVIER
TODAY
Baptist
Parson
Killed
!
Lumberman
Fort
Worth
i
I
and
Preached
About
It
!
I
FOKTH
WOItTH,
Texas,
July
1S.
Ilev.
J.
Frank
Norris,
'First
Baptist
Church
pastor,
shot
and
killed
W.
Chipjis,
a
Fort
1
Worth
lumberman
Saturday
and
now
faces
a
charge
of
murder,
j
The
killing
followed!
threats
againt
the
life
of
the
pastor
for
sermons
preached
in
which
Chipps
claimed
friends
of
his
jhad
been
wronged.
isorris
claimed
mat
L.mpps
came
to
his
church
study
and
in
self-defence
he
shot
him
several
times.
Sunday
night
Norris
preached
a
sermon
from
the
tevt;,
"There
fs
no
condentualion
to,
-
iheni
who
are
in
Christ
Jesus."
J
lAlTPPnir
I
TII7PP
and
gave
bis
version
of
the
killing
I
NHKV
A
I
IVrN
to
the
congregation.
JOHN
FLEWIN
IS
RETURNING
OFFICER
HERE
OTTAWA,
July
19.
lohn
Flewin
of
Port
SiniDson
has
received
the
appointment,
of
returning
officer
for
Skeena
riding
to
officiate
at
the
forthcoming
election.
will
have
ei-.aisie
of
the
pre-
varaliun
of
the
lit
of
vx-
ers.
APPOINTMENTS
MADE
TO
LOCAL
SCHOOLS
The
following
appointments
have
been
made
to
the
public
schools:
.Miss
Mary
Hartin,
of
the
Hor-
dcu
Street
school
staff,
to
tirade
1,
Hooth
Memorial
School.
.Miss
Ldith
L
Lauder,
of
the
liorden
Street
stafr
o
(Jrade
5,
Hooth
Memorial
School.
Mis
Margaret
A.
A.
Mc(uire,
Salmon
Arm,
H.'C,
to
class
com
posed
ot
(irades
1
and
2.
Hooth
demorial
School.
Miss
Mary
A.
Ilobb.
Kitsumgal
!um
Stdioot.
Terrace,
H.
C,
to
.rade
4,
Honlen
Street
School
Miss
Margaret:
Shiell,
Arm-
trong,
H.
C-.
to
Grade
5,
Horden
Street
School.
Mrs.
Adele
H.
I.isney,
Vernou,
It.
C,
to
(trades
1
and
2.
Seal
Cove
School.
CANADA
AND
CUBA
TIE
FOR
DAYIS
CUP
Storm
Stopped
Game
Yesterday
Which
Will
Be
Resumed
To
day
at
Havana.
HAVANA.
July
10.
-Canada
and
tuba
stood
two
all
in
the
second
round
of
the
liavis
Cup
tennis
matches
when
rain
stopped
further
play
yesterday
afternoon.
Willard
Crocker
and
Hogelio
Pais
were
playing
when
the
storm
liroke
and
will
resiyne
today.
.Farlier
in
the
day
Jack
Wright
defeated
Vincent
K.
Hanet
0-1,
7-5,
0-8.
8-0,
0-2.
TO
TELEGRAPH
CREEK
Archdeacon
(J.
A.
Hix
sailed
on
the
Princess
i.ouise
ipuay
for
Telegraph
Creek
..on.
eccle
siastical
duties.
He
will
be
away
for
a
fortnight
and,
during
his
absence.
Ilev.
A.
W.
H.
Ashley
of
Stewart
will
fill
the
pulpit
of
St.
Andrew's
Anglican
Church.
EDITORS
COMING
Forty-five
members
of
the
Na
tional
Kditonal
Association
from
North
Dakota
will
nass
through
the
cily
aboard
the'Prineess
Alice
on
Friday
of
this
week
enroute
'o
Alaska
on
a
vacatiui
tour.
WAiMua
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mjvj
BUY
NEWSPAPER
Jfow
Have
Control
of
La
Patrle
In
Montreal
and
Will
Advocate
Protection.
.UW-tHKC.
July
19.
The
Montreal
French
language
daily
newspaper
La
Palrio
has
been
pur-
jje
based
by
a
Frenoh-Canadian
syn-
.licate
iieadea
Dy
enalor
u.
u.
L-'Kprae
wlu.1,4
in
charge
of
ttie'Lilierai
Couswrv'StT'tf
'Srganlr-ation
in
Uie
province
of
Quebec.
The
statement,
which
says:
"Tnder
(be
new
lireetion,
La
Pa-
trie
will
be
Conservative
and
protectionist.''
doe.
not
disclose
the
purchase
price."
1
The
announcement
says:
"For
t-he
last
twenty
years
French-Ca
nadian
Conservatives
tisTe
been
without
an
organ
with
which
to
advocate
4heir
principles
in
Mon
treal."
CINCINNATI
IS
LOSING
OUT
Has
Only
Game
and
Half
Lead
Now
In
the
National
Baseball
League
NLW
YORK,
July
1.
Tom
iachary,
the
forty
,
year
old
veteran
St.
Louis
pitcher,
shut
out
New
York
yesterday
and
for
the
first
time
this
year
tlf
Yankees
failed
to
score.
Ken
Williams
hit
A
homer.
Cincinnati
in
losing
to
Brooklyn
Saturday
and
Sunday
now
.ius
only
a
gaino
jiiu
a
half
lead
in
the
National
League
baseball
race
for
the
pennanL
SUNDAY
GAMES
American
League
St.
Louis
4,
New
York
0.
Cleveland
5.
Washington
3.
National
League
New
York
t,
Chicago
5.
Hrooklyn
2,
Cincinnati
1.
St
Louis
9,
Philadelphia
7.
OLD
MAID
2
IS
STUCK
IN
ICE
Vessel
Is
Twenty
Miles
North
east
of
Point
Barrow
In
Arctic
Ocean
VANCOt'VKlr,
July
10.
Word
received
here
this
morning
states
that
Old
Mall
II.,
carrying
Capt.
Carl
Klenejiberg
and
a
crew
of
seven
men,
which
sailed
from.liej-g,,
on
an
Arctic
trading
yoyatge
mi
June
16
was
rauwht
in
an
ICpack
20
mile
northeast
of
Point
Harrc.
.
Ther
'
iiie'r1$ttn
,
schooner
Charles
Hrewcrarid'Hhe
rler-on
have
rciVirned
Io
J'ofni
Harrow
unable
to
aid
I
he
ve
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