25
t
f.
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VI
DECK.
Prop.
YOI,
XVI.,
NO.
103,
't-t
'"',
l
'""'ify
"'IId.
1
where
Hie
tmiliuliilily
ii
Hie
(iuvermiient
will
find
it
4i
tlert
(lie
men.
Sir
Henry
Druylon
and
.everul
oilier
iit
(.on.-enulives
have
u
far
heen
left
without
jKirtfolio.,
:
geinnil.t
ure
likely
lo
he
inude
laler,
iroh.ihly.
before
FOREST
FIRES
...
i
v
r.tu....
Burned
lo
ueain
on
unw-Wlndermere
Itoad.
i;
.
'imoblle
on
a
fire-
?
i
of
the
l.inff-Win-
n
i
t
east
of
Kootenay
s
M
Walt,
her
two
a
i
a
Mr.
.Nlilt
ui
)
u
i
iat
night.
The
liua-
ii
women
are
believed
i
rn
fatally
btirmxl
In
3
a
rescue.
Mrs.
Ne
-
a
bride
and
was
on-'
a
ir.r.n
tour
with
her
litis-
P
1
-f
siiuution
t
extremely
:
t
liraugh
he
W'indernrere
UHPED
FROM
MARGUERITE
iciona
Fisnermnn
Trea
Commit
Sulo'de
but
Changed
Wind
CHICAGO
TRIAL
to
V
ANOOl
Y1.H,
July
M.
II.
r.iiM.
a
Victoria
finllfrman.
evl-a
r'iy
derided
to
eomniit
eiiit'bl?
l
iipniK
off
the
aleAmer
l'ii-Mai
guerile
ni
slm
was
-
iirouuh
First
Narrows
yes-
day
bul
on
slrikliw
the
water
I:
nanged
his
mind
and
Ix-Kan
I
-vvim.
The
Meiinier
slotined
in
he-
1
n
length
but
Tndd
Was
picked
Ui
iiv
a
Junanese
fisliinu
boat
:il
lauded
safely
l
UUIlKll
on
the
Mnr-
MURDER
CASE
Dramatlo
Closo
to
Dofenco
Soott
Case
Yosterday
Afternoon
In
CHICAGO,
July
It.
The
'dra
malic
close
of
Ihe
defence
testl
inonv
foe
llolieit
Scoll,
who
Mended
guillyr
yestcidiiy
lo
Hrt?
rliaige
of
munlcr,
lh
"'""
rhargo
for
which
hi
brother
Hussell
Is
sentenced
to
hang
on
October
10,
was
efTcclcd
by
prisoner's,
course!
yesterday
whe
he
informed
llueourl
thai
Hub
"rl
would
rather
hang
loo
thaw
lesllfy
ugiilust
his
brother.
Itoberl,
will
refuse
to
take
Ibe
ftiaud,
Uit)
attorney
declared.
Aliiii.le
t.fo.iSaUviKl
Heftiice,
Uu?h
iulhHe:
Mlnisler
of
Custoni'
HjlUv
vens.
Minister
of
Tolniie.
Minister
of
Hail
ways,
.
l'0tmter
Oenoral,
It.
J
nfoo.
-
Minhler
of
Trade
and
Commerce,
J.
1.
I'lmplin.
Minister
of
Labor,
UeorRc
11.
Johes.
f
Minllrr
of
Public
Works,
K.
II.
Ityekm'ati.
Mlnl-lers
without
iort
folio:
Sir
Henry
liraylon,
Donald
i?ulher-land.
It.
I.
Mora
ml
ahd
J.
A.
Mc-
lionald.
The
portfolios
of
iiuirine
and
fisheries.
Interior,
Immigration,
and
eoloniiation
.health,
soldiers
civil
re-establishment
and
the
pot
of
solicitor
general
ate
lei:
unfilled
for
Ihe
present.
Three
of
these
will
be
allot(ivl
lo
the
proxinc
of
(Juebec
of
which
it
is
expected
two
will
very
shortly
be
filled.
It
in
intended
that
the
portfolio
of
Ihe
Interior
shall
wo
lo
I
he
province
of
Saskatchew
an.
Actiiik?
ministers
Jiave
been
appointed
as
follows:
.
Marino
tnd
Fisheries,
K.
Ii.
Patenaudc.
Health
and
soldiers
civil
re-
i
mm
-
m
m
m
mm.'
v
wi
a
m
a
i
m
m
mm
m
mm
wm
mm
m
w
w
wm
m
w-
r
r
m
vii
wm
cslabllshinenl.
Hr.
Morand.
Immigration
and
Colonization,'
s!ir
Henry
Draylon.
It
is
notable
that
Hon.
Hubert
llodgcrs
has
no
place
in
the
list
of
ministers.
Dr.
J.
I..
C.habol
of
Ottawa
will
lie
made
a
member
of
the
Privy
Council
to
rule
in
the
absence
of
Premier
Melghcn.
During
the
campaign
iiir
Henry
Urayton
will
be
acting
premier.
The
dale
of
the
election
is,
not
vet
announced
bnt
Hie
premier
will
take
the
fount
ry
inio
ins
confidence
in
that
regard
in
a
few
days,
(I
is
said.
LOGGING
CAMP
FIRE
CONSIDERABLE
DAMAGE
X.VXAIMO.
July
1
1.
A
firo
Klarllmr
In
a
Japanese
logging
11...
ramp
one
nine
irom
rami
nay
yesterday
compieieiy
uestrojeu
Hie
logging
camp,
donkey
engines
n.nl
several
dwellings.
A
large
shingle
mill
was
threatened
hut
a
strong
force
or
fire
lighters
arc
working
and
may
save
it.
Subscribe
ToThe
Dally
Xcws.
I'ittsburg-Xew
York.
rain.
PAAVO
NURMI
in
Last
Evening
Leaving
Many
Important
Positions
Unfilled
ir
...
n
.
I..
i
miirvnn
iiai
nr-
n
nonrv
i
irnvinn
ic
rniu
nn
nrwinn
mmfcrdi
nil.
i.
in
insii.
iv
a
ar
a
a
a
w
m-m
m
u
ituii
au
n
a
a
a
ar
a
a
m-m.
-a.
a
a
f
iiiiiiiii
i
mm
ac
bm
bm
bw
a
w
bm
aver
M
.
-
-M
M-M
.
A.
MJF
.
M
;uulil
thukf
from
the
province
of
(Jiiel.ec
ami
S.ik-j
Washington
Gets
20
Hits.
Ni:V
YOIIK.
July
it.
it
li.ieball
uaiiie
between
St.
ImhU
and
Hivoklyn
was
featumi
v:jie.
lor
ail
llic
imoiiioiix
lo
lie
lilieu.
I
iilit
win
uvoio
,y
three
lionw
nm
iM-orcrl
by
nil
i
tier.
honld
Hie
(iueriiinent
be
returned.
Follow-jacL
Fourjilcr
who
lhu
liei
mo-
OCT
LIVES
IN
W
J
A
MS
I
mm
v
i
!
iueneiiiineiy
awepieii
oiiiee;,er
major'Jeaijno
recunl.
St.
and
aHewled
on
the
(iovernorj
i,ouifl.
,0ViCver.
lalteJ
the
Ilrook
jileneral
lat
evejiiiiK
o
Uk
tliejyu.
,du;,ers
hanl.
corinj?
tcyftt
(neeeary
oath:
runs
Jn
Uie
sixth
and
winuiw
out.
Prime
MlnWer.
egary
of
Washington
secured
0
hits,
ulate
for
eslenial
afrnir
and
including
three
trlc'und
fotlr
present
of
the
privy
l.eounatl,
i0Ublc
aRainiUjtlfaao.
Arthur
Meluhen.
.
AmerJoan
Leaoue
Mlni.ter
of
Tinance.
II.
ll.
Ijil4
0lflaiijj,
lfolon
I.
It.
'
n
iieir
ii,
Waohinvton
13.
Minister
or
JUHiceii.
ate
L.Ki.iii
i.
I'liiladVlpltja
34
natnle
Hle.
f-
.
'
JkMwi
:..
New
orli
.
'
AuHeullure.
?.
F.
W.
A.
Mil-
National
League
lli'-lon
I,
Chicago
.'.
IO.II-.I..I..I...
-
........
.i
I
i
III
lv
JJrooklyn
IU.SI
f.ouis
I;'
BREAKSRECORD
Fast
Running
By
Finn
In
Sports
Event
at
Swedish
Capital
Last
Evening.
STOCKHOLM.
July
U.--Paavo
Xiitnii
established
a
new
world
record
litt
evening
when
he
covered
;i.000
metres
in
eight
min-tileii
Iwei.ty
and
four
ten
lis
see-on.
is
in
a
field
ip
!s
event'
here.
wheatprWs
WENT
HIGHER
WIN.MPFO.
July
M.
Jusl
be
for
the
Close
of
the
exchance
yeslertlay
wheal
prices
jumped
higher
and
closed
five
cents
over
those
of
Monday.
The
flurry
was
eaucil
by
heavy
nuyirg
Willi
only
small
offerings.
Coarse
grain
ulo
advanced
and
rye
gained
iilni"")
eeil
oomts.
DR.
S.
F.
TOLMIE
IS
AS
POPULAR
AS
EVER
AND
SHOULD
BE
ELECTED
YICTOIHA.
July
1
1.
-Prepara
lions
are
being
made
hero
for
the.
campaign
to
secure
the
return
of
Dr.
S.
F.
Tobnie
.newly
appointed
minister
of
agriculture.
While
il
is
expeoted
that
ho
will
bo
op
posed,
il
is
not
(hoivghl
that
the
opposition
will
prove
very
serious
Dr.
Toltnlo
is
as
popular
as
evur
in
Ihe
capital.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hld.
Ask'ed
Diltiwcll
I.5H
1.05
Independence
07
9
.0871
Hajcllo'n
.01
liiillvui
05.i
,0rt
la
.V
12
Porter
Idaho
.()'.
IMarmhl
Oft
.on
IpruinleJc
ii.lG
2.11)
tin
lie
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
piuxci:
hupkht.
n.
c
Wednesday,
july
tt
1020.
m
Yeiler-lajri
Clrculitlun,
I6IS
I-...
I
i-.(f....i
..r
it...
ably
to
the
Pacific
Coast.
'Canadian
Pilots
arrived
from
Van-
Ihe
Liberal
oranuers
W;
,tlUr
Im(niln
aI1(,
It.fl
lhi!i
i
lie
iu
iimjii
iir
iiicari-u
vji.
annoui.ee
tlieit
infra
ry
of
Mr.
King
but
Jliey
tf
constantly
holding
back,
and
Mr.
Meighen
is
iliiiigjf.e
ame.
Jll.
King,
it
is
announced
will
visit
llnilti
Columbia
after
going
lo
the
mari
time
provinces.
The
campa'n
In
Onlario
will
be
walrhfd
with
interl
berause
tt
is
there
Ihe
fight
ill
be
madu
wbieii
will
to
ennie
'!ent
decide
I
lie
f
ale
of
Ihr
iarties.
II
ii.
sure
Ibat
the
Liberals
-will
win
Hi"
prairies
provinces,
and
(Juebec.
The
ikinservalivcs
say
iliey
will
have
a
big
majority
in
llritisn
Columbia
Hn.d'Ontariwtiile
1kIi.
parlies
cla1ih1lNMafttir
province,
'ilio
Progre?sives
will
again
lie
a
factor
and
will
probably
elect
a
number
of
representatives.
In
Ontario
a
determined
effort
is
to
be
made
by
Liberals
lo
cap-;
lur
ire
"afternoon
for
Triple
Island
to
pick
up
the
L.
A.
Christiansen
and
pilot
her
in.
Oeorge
Hough,
who
will
super-vie
the
loading
oT
the
vessel
at
(jueen
Charlotte
City
for
Ihe
Sou-tlitrn
AH'Tta
Lumber
Company,
aUo
arrived
from
Vancouver
Ibis
morning.
TWELVE
DEAD
IN
HOTEL
FIRE
Hostelry
at
Haines
Falls,
N?
Y.
Destroyed
Today
.
Others
Missing
and
Injured.
TANNKIlSYILLt.,
X.
Y..
July
il.
Twelve
are
dead
au-sixleen
guests
and
seven
j'luployee
un-
ome
of
tbo
formerlyi
fa'
,-eats
r
!1M.mlnt.,,
rr
u
r-t,
a
held
l.y
Consenalivef.
Theysiyt,,
,,,,
,
1li.il
ir
I
).
v
1'iin
ilii
lli.it
and
rani..
izers.
..
..
.
.
H...I.I...1
cquaMy
oivnie
me
.Maritime
pro
vinces
and
take
four
or
five
in
HrTlUh
Cnlumbia
they
will
have
a
xood
majority
in
the
next
ilouse.
Somewhat
similar
claims
am
made
by
the
Con-ervatlvc
organ-i
Siiberibe
to
Ihe
Dally
News.
which
.
es
.
Fair-
t
this
jnorning.
Sev
eral
perrons'
were
ao
injured:
DEAD
NUM3ER
21.
DOVKH.
July
It.-
-The
number
of
dead
as
a
result
or
last
Saturdays
explosion
reached
2
1,
last
night.
Two
Murderers
Hanged
Today
at
Okalla
at
Daybreak
Each
for
Killing
Wpman,
One
a
Nurse
YANCOl
YKIl,
July
1
.
Heuilo
Parnate
and
Alexander
Dcbortoli
were
hanged
at
Okalla
a
break
of
day
this
morning.
sl
minute
efforts
lo
sveure
coniniulalion
of
sentences
having
failed.
Puxiiale
paid
the.
penally
for
slaying
Nurse
Ann
ltoedde
in
Ihe
Vancouver
tieneral
Hospital
on
December
2
and
Deborloli
for
the
murder
of
Pearl
Traversey
during
a
tpiarrel,
the
woman
suffiinibliig
lo
the
injurJes
on
January
10
after
having
made
a
tatemeut
accusing
Deborloli.
The
double
hanging
was
carried
out
smoothly.
"Hood-bye,
everybody,'
called
out
Dcbortoli
just
as
the
trap
was
released
and
he
plunged
to
Ins
tlealli.
Pastpiale
maintained
silence,
apparently
being
unconcerned
at
the
entire
proceeding.
FOREST
FIRES
IN
KOOTENAY
NF.LSOX,
July
il.
Xaktisp,
aj
lumber
town
on
the
Arrow
Lakes,
was
reported
last
night
to
bo
ringed
with
23
fires
of
varying
dimensions.
In
the
Salmon
Valley
a
bl,c
fire
is
burning
Ihe
Koojenay
Shingle
Company's
operations
near
Sal
man.
Fires
are
reported
all
over
Hie
district
followinig
a
day
of
high
winds.
VAXCOUVF.il,
July
It.
The
foresl
fire
situation
on
Vancou
ver
Island
and
along
the
coast
showed
little
Improvement
this
morning
although
Ihe
absence
of
wind
gave
a
breathing
spell.
At
Lewis
J.
ake
lire
novy
cover"
nine
miles
long
by
(wo
.
mile'?
Jwido.
?
CANNOT
CHARGE
HIGH
SCHOOL
Nanalmo
Falls
to
Recover
Fees
From
Pupil
Coming
From
Outside
District.
VANCOUVER,
July
14.
In
a
judgment
handed
down
yesterday
Mr.
Justice
W.
A.
McDonald
held
that
the
Nanalmo
school
board
was
not
legally
entitled
to
collect
tuition
fees
from
parents
of
children
Hendini.T
clly
schools
from
unorganized
districts.
The
board
sued
Joseph
Farrar
for"!?
10
fees
for
u
child
who
canio
front
outside
the
city.
II
is
likely
thai
Ihe
board
will
now
refuse
lo
accept
pupils
from
unorganized
dNIricts
pending
a
decision
regarding
the
stluation
involved
by
the
Judgment.
Street
Salet
HI
1
BostonGrill
Large
Upstair
Diumr
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latent
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
487.,
PRIOR
FIVE
CENT.
apt
nc
MnrurM
r
a
din
et
ic
AMMAiTMrcn
Wl
VI
IHUUliLil
vvrtUlULl
Id
ftllilUUULLV
ROVINUAL
GOVERNMENT
THROUGH
McGEER
ASKS
LEAVE
PROSECUTE
C.P.R.
LEADERS
PLAY
BIG
MOTORSHIP
McGeer
Asks
Leave
to
FORPOSITION:
IS
DUE
TODAY;
ProSCute
C.P.R.
for
Each
Delays
Announcement
cf
L.
A.
Christiansen
Coming
at
7
Campaign
Itinerary
to
See
;
O'clock
to
Pass
Customs
and
What
Other
Is
Doing
land
Arthur
Mei?liPi
art-
playing
J
for
position.
Tliey!
are
holding
so
far
ana
nouert
ixogers
nas
no
piace
i
...
A.Tr
n
t
-frni)a.k
announcement
ior
their
poi-j
in
the
Government
as
yet
see
first
what
the
other
is
l
j
.
.
.
.
.
1V
ti.
.
i.
Quarantine.
OTTAWA.
July
U.
Dolhj
-
.rilA
v,.,,.,
,,i!.i
t.
v
i,.ol.lu-al
lea.lcrs
Mackenzie
l,rf,l
iAnen.
iU.pt.
Herboni,
is'
I
m
II
ri
llir
Ural
movements,
tcii
wisiiing
lo
jlie
in
mtrt
a
7
iiYlurk
thi
ipn
In
lulnm
ami
iiuarun-
riiie
before
proceeding
lo
Oueett
Cliarluttu
Cily
where
iid.
noui
are
neiy
'o
make
ii'.u
...i...i
la.lt.
It
II...!
..I
IU..
l..:l
li
I
..I.
.
.
.
I.
.i
-
ii
:..
.........
i.
."t
-tauuQiu.
in
i
)i.
wiiij
ii.
i
an
u
i
mi-
.in-ig
urn
iiiiM-i
iiuiciH
was
jack
rournier
Ties
Big
League
itr
ui
mr
cuuiurj.
""
miijj
vrou"
v"-
ii
lai
welling,
mil
a
minuter
ui
oriiuiio
ure
mil
jet1
Record
for
Circuit
Clouts.
lie
will
load
i
a
ears;o
of
lumher
for
Hie
Allan-
Refusing
Obey
Order
VANCOLTEH.
July
1
i.
Application
for
leave
to
prosecute
President
Heatly.
Vire-l'reidetit
Maclunes
and
Director
Tilley
of
the
Canadian
Pacific
Hailvvay
for
refusal
to
obey
an
order
of
ihe
railway
hoard
to
equalize
freight
rates
on
grain
and
flour
was
made
to.
(he
Hoard
ol
Hailvvay
Comniiniiouers,
in
session
here,
by
('.
(i.
.Met
leer.
couiieI
fo.-
Hie
Hnlih
Ddumbiu
government.
The
applii-atiou
was
directed
only
against
Hie
Canadian
Pacific
Hallway,
(he
Canadian
Nalioual
not
being
mentioned.
Mr.
.McHeer
staled
that
the
Canadian
Pacific
Hailwav
had
not
obeyed
the
equalization
orderl
issued
by
Chief
Commissioner
McKeown
and
Commissioner
Oliver
and
which
had
been
sustained
on
an
appeal
to
the
full
board
by
3
to
3.
Mr.
McOeer
further
alleged
Hut
Ihe
Canadian
Pacific
Railway
had
set
up
a
fictitious
;
mileage
between
Vancouver
and
aigary
wliWi
had
resulted
m
a
rate
of
21c
insteal
of
the
rate
of
18c
which
the
disjauce
justified.
DR.
PALMER
OPENS
A
HOSPITAL
AT
DCLUELET
ror'merly
In
Charge
of
Institutions
at
Queen
Charlotte
City
and
Buckley
Bay.
VICTOItIA,
July
il.
Dr.
Ouy
Palmer
has
opened
a-
new
hospital
at
Lcluelet
on
the
West
Coast
of
Vancouver
Island,
it
was
announc
ed
at
the
headiiuarters
of
the
Provincial
Police
here
yesterday.
Facilities
for
the.
treatment
of
the
sick
and
injured
on
this
isolated
part
of
the
West
Coast
have
been
badly
needed
for
some
time
and
the
news
that
Dr.
Palmer
has
decided
to
establish
a
hospital
there
will
be
hailed
with
general
stilisfaction.
Dr.
Palmer
was
formerly
in
charge
or
the
hospital
at
(Jueen
Charlotte
City
and
later
at
Huck-ley
prior
to
the
mill
closing
dowTi.
He
came
lo
Massetl
from
England
at
Hie
instance
of
.the
late
Hev.
Charles
Harris.
higherWespaid
FOR
HALIBUT
TODAY
Higher
prices
were
paid
for
halibut
today
at
me
Fih
Ex
change.
American
first
class
fetched
IT.yO
to
18.60
and
'Cana
dian
16.60,
while
second
clas-s
sold
at
10
anu
11:
Sales
were:
,
American
Liluya,
22vO00,
to
Cold
Storage.
Lincoln,
21,000.
to
Booth
Fisheries.
Wave,
8,000,
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
Canadian
H.
W.,
14,000.
to
Atlin
LOGGING
CAMPS
ARE
CLOSING
TO
PREVENT
FOREST
FIRES
SOUTH
YICTOIHA,
July
14.-In
tho
face
of
the
extreme
foresl
fjre
menace,
logging
camps
are
closing
down
in
all
sections
of.
tho
province.
So
far
106
have
ceased
operations;
the
forest
.branch,
announces.
So
far
Hi?
local
forestry
olliCJ
has
not
heard
of
any
camps
closing
in
this
district.
One
lire
was
reported
near
Ocean
Falls.
Mr.
and
Mrs,
Hamilton
Doug
las
of
Scallle
have
taken
an
apartment
in
I
lie
Clapp
Block
where
they
will
Make
up
ljnlr
residence
nexl
week
for
a
niii.nl
h
or
so.
LIBERALS
WILL
CONTEST
B.
C.
Candidates
to
Run
In
Every
Riding
Except
Comox-Albernl,
Where
Neill
Runs.
VW.N.MPF.G,
July
il.
The
Liberal
campaign
will
be
launched
jn
July
26
by
Dr.
J.
II.
King,
former
member
for
Hast
Koolenay
and
late
minister
of
public
works,
who
said
yesterday
that
the
Liberals
would-
Iwve
candidates,
in'
.thirteen
ridings
in
British
Colum-bia
with
an
independent
who
supported
Ihe
King
Government
again
contesting
Oomox-Albernf,
making
the
fourteenth.
FORMER
WIFE
IS
A
WITNESS
Thirty-Eight
Will
Give
Evidence
For
Walter
Gaines
In
Murder
Trial.
SEATTLE,
JULY
1
".
Names
of
38
w
itnesses
already
have
been
.fled
for
the
defence
of
Walter
C.
Galneis
when
he
goes
o.n
"trial
on
Auzust
2
fpr
the
muc,ilr!T?,pf
his
laughter.
Sylvia,
near
Green
Lake-on
June
17.
Included
in
the
defense
is
Mrs.
Harry
E.
Maynard,
of
South
Lyn-field,
Mass.,
a
former'
wife
of
Gaines.
CRICKET
MATCH
ENDS
IN
DRAW
Australians
Made
Big
Score
First
Innings
at
Leeds
and
England
In
Second.
KOLAPORE
CUP
In
LEEDS,
July
1
1.
The
third
lest
cricket
match
between
Australia
and
England
came
to
an
end
yesterday
afternoon,
resulting
in
a
draw.
In
the
first
innings
the
scores
were:
Australia
101.
England
i,4.
Ip
tli
second
England
secured
,25
1
fpr
''three'
wickets.
'
WON
BY
CANADA
Was
In
Competition
w',th
Old
Country
and
Other
Teams
for
Big
Trophy
BISI.EY,
July
il.
Canada
yesterday
won
for
Hie
second
consecutive
year
Ihe
Imperial
Kolapore
Cup,
one
of;
the
greatest
service
rifle
matches'tat
His-,
ley.
defeating
picked
i
earns
from
Ihe
mojher
country.
India.
Jet-Spy,
GuerhsVy
and
Gold
.Coast
by
six
iioinu.
I;