25
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
j
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
vol,
xvi,
no
ire
BRITISH
STRIKE
OF
i,..
"i
EMPLOYEES
OF
NEW
ve
Oll-
tii
li
vre
made
etiertive
ai
government
'
M-vercly
rn
iinifil
yesterday
tin-
un
nog
Ibe
!rHHi
n
thr
Hiiviiji
.wiii-
rerence
of
Hie
national
assoeia-tion
of
rstilwaymni
over
I
in-
hand
ling
of
the
eoul
dispute.
President
iKilflitr-
rhararieriiiug
Premier
Baldwin
a
a
dangerous
hypo-
ierite.
a
man
f
iieae
always
en-CIvlliVXK")
m
fwlilittsi
the
worker.
FRED
STORK
IS
DUE
THURSDAY
FROM
OTTAWA
Vonl
was
rereived
m
the
city
thi
morning
Hut
I
rel
Slok.
until
lal
uVek
memlHr
for
keeiw,
ic
on
his
way
home
and
will
arrive
here
Tliurilayt
He
i
arcompnhM
by
F'.
l.
lMwon
who
went
Hal
with
(ieorge
Melvor,
manager
nf
I
be
whtvit
jumjI.
It
is
eipeoled
that
Mr.
Stork
will
be
?ain
nominal
r.l
by
Hie
Liberal
or
tin
fonliluency
lo
con-ie-i
it
on
their
behalf
at
i'ie
lection
in
September.
JUDGMENT
AGAINST
VANCOUVER
YESSELS
VANCOl
YLU.
July
6.
With
the
cun-rnt
of
tlie.
ilpfeiitluuts
Meyer
Chechik,
of
Winnipeg,
yesterday
recovered
before
Mr.
Justice
Martin
jinUmeul
on
mortgages
nsninst
the
motorships
Ktta
Mar
and
Chnkawnna.
His
Loril-shlp
made
Ihe
ordtr
for
saliffac-tKU
Julgment
pul
of
f
to.ooo
bail
furnllied
by
the
l.llu
Mac.
Ilolh
e!el$
are
0w)iel
bv
the
Vianoouver
Courleuu)
IfansKrtn-
lion
lUtmpany.
Ihe
former
plyinw
between
here
and
Vancouver
Is
land
and
the
latter
In
the
up-
roast
iraue.
PROGRESSIVES
WERE
NOT
RESPONSIBLE
FOR
PRESENT
SITUATION
OTTAWA,
July
ti
-llobl.
Forkc,
former
leader
of
the
lrngresives,
continues
to
deny
that
he
and
his
followers
hail
asstited
Lord
HyuB
they
would
support
-
I'remier
Meiulieii
Uncomplete
lheh)ninrss
of
Ihe
session.
A
memorandum
was
given
to
.Mr.
rorne
jor
ins
own
guidance
in
connection
with
'support
for'
Hie
new
government
but
was
not
slven
by
him
lo
the
governor.
A
.story
appeared
Iit
week
in
(lie
Mall
and
Kmplre
In
which
it
was
said
such
assurnnres
had
been
given.
hD
VERWMENT
AND
Emergency
Regulations
Continued
in
Britain;
Government
Criticized
Railwaymen
object
to
British
Government's
handling
of
coal
dispute
and
Baldwin
characterized
as
dangerous
hypocrite
,OMlO.,
Jul)
.
The
House
ol
Common
sat
ti
l
t
K
Mn-
morning
l
iiuigr
(lie
Oovernnieiir
motion
'
tr.'.trzvu'
j
rrp;:J"!iis
in
ginning
of
the
coal
strike,
(he
motion
hriiig
finally
urricd
hi
u
(St
after
Amnion
,jibor
ojoilioii.
In
tin-
cour
of
the
debate
Ihe
Home
Secretary
said
one
rea
;
.
maiutaiitg
thi'
regiilnlimiH
wu
to
rouble
On
guvernnietn
;
H'
;
frark
f
Hie
financial
eoilltlllllliciitnuis
between
It
-..mu
hf
Hi
loll
trade
unrolls.
The
T
LOST
HIS
LIFE
of
SAVING
WOMAN
Samuel
Price,
a
Canadian
Engineer,
Drowned
In
Lake
Union
When
Boating.
-'i
l
N
l
.
July
(I
iimf
1..
1
anadinii
civil
engineer.
ie
over
tltr
Fourth
of
u.
Him
drow
nl
in
tlid
'
I
ke
Union
when
nmk-i
,v-roi
effort
lu
av
from
the
wife
of
hi
friend.
"
'ii
The
small
boat
inj
three
were
wjt
wa
eap-j
1
1'V
'lie
wash
of
a
oed
Imati
ild
not
swim
but
lie
man-'
ho,
the
liral
of
Mr.
ai"B
water
until
re"tied,
i"
sank
below
I
lie
surface.
T
iy
was
rernveifd.
POSSESSION
OF
ILLEGAL
NOTES
Young
Men
From
Calgary
Plead
Guilty
and
Were
Sen
tenced
Today.
VH
TOHIA.
July
ti
-Fred
Ibir-und
Heaina,ld
tiarrett.
for-rii.
i
of
UI.'hi.
wre
arretted
1
lay.
charged
wl'li
poi.esion
si
j.oon
in
counterfeit
Hank
of
M
mI
.mI
nolex
'They
pleudeil
-
ii'y
jesterday
aflenioon
in
the
i
n
e
i-ourt
uud
were
remanded
l
liiiluy
for
enteiii'1.
Hairilt.
who
1
xald
to
be
ub-4i
to
epllepllo
fits,
eoluiped
In
ptiMiner'i
dtiek
before
the
.it
wa
called.
Six
Years
In
Pen.
YH:toIU.
July
r'',l
1,1,r
and
Iteginuld
liarretl.
were
fli
Kclitenced
to
i
yeara
in
ne
penitentiary
.
.
CLIMBERS
FAIL
TO
SCALE
PEAK
Fall
on
Buta
Inlet
Mountain
and
Almost
Starve
Y.VNCOUYKII.
J"')'
pulsed
by
Hrli"li
Columbin'i
l''l-00(1
fiuil
"mv
lorv"
ncak
within
sihl
of
tidewater
on
Hulu
lulel,
150
miles
from
Vnncouver.
mem.
bers
of
Ihe
Alpine
Club
expedi-liou
which
reached
an
Hllllude
of
lo.non
feet
on
June
-1,
leturnei
In
tin.
cily
today.
They
reported
llinl
they
were
hliii"!
f'"''''1
wl,h
siupviiiiiiii
ririvilm
I'l'luni
trip.
Northern
and
IMUXUK
F'our
Courts
Dubim.
win.
h
new
dome
GUTHRIE
SAYS
!
ALL
REGULAR!
Action
of
Mr.
Melghen
Quite
Constitutional
Throughout
and
Following
Precedent.
SAME
AS
Kir.
Q
PROPOSED
OTTAWA.
July
6
"As
respeelsj
Ihe
coniplaiut
of
Kx-Pn'tnier
King
about
Uie
manirer
ufdissotuliou
of
I'arliatnent,
it
may
be
lalel
that
the
forms
and
procedure
used
were
praeUely
the
ame
as
those
prepares
and
proposed
by
Mr.
Kiug
biiitself
just
four
da
pre-vtousiy,
when
he
himsijrlf
suuh'tit
dissolution
or
Parliament."
This
ioi'leration
was
iuade
in
a
statement
Uned
yesterday
by
Hon.
Mttfh
(luthrie,
acting
minister
of
inlior.
"The
effect
of
the
dissolution
in
tenillng
legilatun
.''and
sup-
j.lies
are
precisely
the
same
us,
would
be
in
effect
had
Mr.
hinp
secured
dissolution
on
the.
pre
vious
Monday,"
atd
Mr.
(iujhrie.
All
the
step
taken
by
Mr.
Mci-
plirn
after
he
was
summoned
by
Ihe
putttMior
neiienil
are
in
strict
acconlanre
with
established
pre-
rodents
and
forms
in
the
office
of
Ihe
privy
council
of
Canada.
There
was
not
a
sliitlit
variation
in
the
established
custom
in
this
respect.
The
appointment
of
act-
in);
ministers
was
without
the
hlihtest
variation."
BOATS
DRIFT
OUT
TO
SEA
Storm
Catches
Launches
on
West
Coast
or
Alaska
When
Off
For
Holiday.
COIIOOYA.
July
0.
t
our
per
sons
were
reported
last
nijiht
10
bo
drlfllnp
lo
sea
In
two
small
gn
boats.
They
left
KatHlla,
forty
miles
south
of
here
for
Cordova,
lo
celebrate
t
lie
F'ourth
of
July
holiday,
ltunulntt
into
a
storm
at
llie
inoulli
of
the
Copper
Iliver
they
were
driven
.southward.
They
boats
carried
fteorge
l'ilton
and
Frank
Thomas
and
two
others.
Thomas'
-vessel
had
engine
trou
blf.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
lit
I'KltT.
H.
C.
TLKSDAY.
JlLY
YORK
SUBWAY
COMMENCED
AT
sulicred
to
terribly
in
Foster
week
of
1UI0.
replacing
that
whn
h
was
then
dolroyed.
TO
NOMINATE
ON
JULY
22
Conseriatlves
Call
Convention
to
Choose
Candidate
for
Forth-
j
coming
Federal
Contest.
i
ti-
i'n,-4afiv..
r
s'Lwna
.I
ll
Ol
..!.
..
'h,,n,
m.linf,
riUIII.
Will
U
iii.riiiiiiik,ii0
I
iiv-
t.,r
tl.-
nor-
AIIV
I
IMO'ii
-
wi
v
i
n
.n.ll.l.-.i
pose
Oolites
I
iiuttr
man
mey
jiav
n.
...,iitii...i,rv
in
tli'iue
si-ason
oiieii'-o.
iiic
uuai
forthcoming
federal
election,
it
was
decided
at
u
mcciingvof
the
executive
of
the
local
Conserva
tive
Association
which
was
held
lust
evenuiK.
1.
C.
Stuart,
president
of
the
A-sociation,
was
in
the
chair
and
W.
W.
Wright
acted
is
secretary.
There
will
bo
a
general
meeting
of
the
association
ou
July
20
to-appoint
dnii'-
gules
and
possibly
instruct
them.
As
yet
there
dts
not
seem
to
bo
anyone
definitely1
In
the
field
for
the
lAiiiseivalive
nomination.
Anions
I
lie
names
beiiis
mention
ed
are
those
of
ti.
O.
Hushby.
who
unsuecessfully
reresentel
the
Conservatives
in
the
last
election;
Principal
J.
C
Hrady;
and
U.
C.
SluaTt,
president
of
the'
local
as-socialion.
It
is
iossible.
liowever.
thai
a
man
from
the
district
nuht
Ian
I
tin'
nomination.
LOGGER
WAS
KILLED
BY
A
FALLING
SNAG
ALF.KT
HAY.
July
6.
Struck
y
a
falling
snag
during
logging
operations
al
Call
Creek.
James
Hums,
1(1
years
of
age.
tiled
a
row
hours
Inter
while
being
rou&ht
here
in
n
gas
boat.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
.
Hid.
AU
M.U.
Silver
-
2.10
2.25
Dunwell
1.G0
1.70
niadslone
.32
Vi
.37
llaiclton
.00
Ti
Independence
....
A"I7.H
.OH
Indian
-
.05
to
.06
i
L.
A
h.
J
.12
Marmot
-
08
.10
Premier
2.07
2.11
Silver
Crest
10
,12
Stn-r
Inlet
05
V,
.07
"i
'Terminus
.0."
11)20.
Ycticrdtys
;
Thi
shows
the
SALMON
RUN
HAS
IMPROVED
There
was
cmisidfi-aule
im-i
jprovf-menl
in
tin-
salmon
run
01'
'the
Skcena
llivei
at
tlip
end
of
the
week.
Thcliijrh
boat
on
th-
"ver
yesterday
was
100
swkey.
about
o0.
nun
tin-
mridrC
pnnp
saimon
arr
roiiionit
11-
been
jslne
averaging
500
pounds.
There
are
1073
gill
nets
uow
in
operation
on
Hie
Skeena
lllvpe
and
;t0
on
Ihe
Naas.
Duriug
the
past
week,
there
were
eleven
convictions
on
Uk
S'.eena
river
for
violations
of
the
fishing
regulations
sevrn
of
the
offenders
being
while
and
four.
Ja;-a:s-'-:-.
IS
RETURNING
Says
He
Will
Be
Back
In
Alaska
Soon
to
Make
Test
Flights
Preparatory
to
Resumption.
SKWAIID.
July
0.
Captain
(ieoisre
Wilkins.
who
led
lite
De
troit
Arctic
expedition
in
unsuc
cessful
attempts
to
find
land
to
the
north
of
Alaska,
declared
in
passing
through
here
yesterday
en
route
to
Detroit
that.
Jie
e
peeled
to
return
to
Alaska
within
two
months
to
conduct
(est
flights
preparatory
to
resumption
of
the
undertaking.
bigTeamseball
National
League
Cincinnati
I,
St.
Louis
0.
Brooklyn
I
i-i.
Boston
5-5.
Chicago
10-1.
Pittsburg
7-4.
Philadelphia
0-5,
New
York
3-1.
American
League
Motion
t-2.
Washington
7-3.
Cleveland
-0.
Chicago
2-H.
Del
roil
.1-3,
St.
Louis
l-fl,
New
York
1-3.
Philadelphia
1-6.
..
r.--
-
T'
Subscribe
to
Ihe
Dally
Nws
Circulation.
Ittl
Slrfrt
Stiff
til
LABOR
Subway
Strike
at
New
York
Began
at
Midnight
but
Rush
Traffic
Will
Be
Handled
Today
NKYV
YOHK.
July
0.
Train
emva
on
the
futerborough
:Ilapid
Tiat'-it.
,iw
Yoik's
principal
subway
system,
strnek
at
iiuidiiighi
for
higher
wage
and
nine
hours.
Later
this
morning
utile
progress
had
been
made
in'
moving
the
five
million
passengers
carried
daily.
The
company
official
say
they
expect
to
be
able
to
furnish
a
skeleton
service
during
Ihe
day
and
are
making
plan
tu
handle
the
tush
traffic
tins
evening.
hb
vated
buscs
and
railways
iXi.
iliir.i!
arc
reported,
but
to
ipi.iviiir
atraint
cmci-geucy
7,000
police
have
been
assigned
to
stra-jlegir
traffic
point.
BYNG'S
ACTION
IS
CRITICIZED
IN
OLD
COUNTRY
:!
LONDON,
July
C
England
!
is
discussing
the
tj
question
of
the
constitutionality
of
Oovernor
Hyujj
s
action
in
refuius
dissolution
lo
Premier
Mackenzie
Kln
and
granting
it
a
few
days
later
to
the
Conservative
leader.
Premier
Metghen.
4
FIen
"Conservative:
admit
hBffv'Tbr'sliy''i
h'e
'
4
least,
a
tactical
mistake.
Had
Kin
lieorge-
taken
such
action
in
liritain
J
he
would
have
laid
hiin-
self
oien
to
criticism.
i
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
AT
EXCHANGE
TODAY
TOTALLED
140,000
LBS.
Halibut
arrivals
sold
at
tin
rtsh
hxcliange
this
mornin-
toUflled
1
10.000
pounds,
two
merican
vessels
selling
85,oon
pounds
for
17.3c
and
10c
-
and
'7.1c.
and
I
Oc
and
six
Canadian
oats
disposinz
of
55.000
pounds
at
bids
ranging
from
10
.,5c
and
Jc
to
1
.lo
and
10.
The
day's
arrivals
were
asel
iiwar
-
-.
American
,
Hadio,
30.000
'pounds,
to
Paci
fic
Fisheries.
Allu.
35.000
pounds,
to'Atlin
V'istieries.
Canadian
IlinleailT,
to.tiOo
pounds,
to
Pacific
F'islteries.
S.A.,
3.500'
pounds:
Morris
II.,
OOi)
pounds,
and
Pair
or
Jacks,
15,000
pound",
tn
the
Canadian
l
isli
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
llrant.
8.500
pounds,
to
the
Booth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Atli.
Il.ooo
pound,
lo
the
loyal
lisli
r.o.
DISTURBED
PEACE
BY
SHOOTING
SHERIFF
HII.LlNliS,
Montana,
July
6.-
Slieritf
Jlussel
Sa?e
was
shot
and
illed
and
a
deputy
seriously
vounled
by
a
demenird
prisoner
oi
Hie
county
jail
tins
morning
The
man
was
arres'ed
last
mghl
.nd
charged
Willi
disturbing
the
cuco.
MANY
PERISH,
RESULT
SUMATRA
EARTHQUAKE
PADANO,
Sumatra,
July
0.-
More
limn
400
persons
perished
as
a
result
of
a
fresh
earthquake
which
vreekjd
several
buildimtn
t
Fort
Dekock.
The
itibnbilRiits
re
panic
c'rMirn.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Ditihig
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
PRICK
FrVB
CENTS.
CLASH
MIDNIGHT
are
not
affected
by
the
strike.
WHO
AD
VISED
LORD
BYNG?
Report
in
London
that
Hon.
L.
C.
Amery
Influenced
Governor
on
Canadian
Policy
'
LONDON,
July
6.
The
Flven-j
tauuaid
in
an
editorial
article
commenting
on
the
Cana-4jdian
political
situation
makes
the
point
that
the
governor
geif-
erals
of
Canada
-are
'
in"
effect
selected
by
the
Dominion.
Tlie
Dominions
otlice
subuiits
the
names
to
the
Dominion
Par'ia-4
ment,
although
the
latter
is
not
-;tM)B8d
to
afjtelJtrtihy-
"OT
these
names,
the
Standard
continues:
Viscount
Willingdon,
who
ar-
rived
here
Sunday
from
China,
brought
from
oulsido
such
lists.
the
standard
adds:
"There
is,
we
hope,
no
truth
in
the
suggea
ition
that
Hon.
L.
C.
Amery,
eo-
retarj"
for
be-
Dominions,
in
fluenced
Lord
Uyng's
decision
oii
dissolution.
This
rumor
was
certainly
circu.aliug
here
over
tlie
week
end
ai'Jiough
not
the
sunlit'
si
tangible
foundation
for
die
same
lias
irau?pired.
CREAM
BONUS
TO
FARMERS
Enoouragement
Given
to
People
In
Lakes
Country
to
Ship
to
Vanderhoof
Creamery.
Arrangements
were
made
recently
by
the
department
of
agriculture
by
which
a
lionus
was
given
the
producers
of
cream
in
the
Lakes
district
in
shipping
their
cream
to
the
Vanderhoof
creamery.
This
places
them
On
an
equality
wiiii
other
cream
pro
ducers
and
will
tend
to
increase
the
production
until
they
are
in
a
position
to
sustain
a
creamery
in
their
own
district.
The
allowance
is
based
on
the
amount
of
butter
fat
and
is
gra
duated
according
to
the
distance
from
the
station
al
Hums
Lake,
to
which
point
the
cream
is
delivered
for
shipment
lo
Vanderhoof.
RAILWAYMEN
BACK
THOMAS
Overwhelming
Vote
of
Confidence
In
General
Secretary
at
Annual
Meeting,
WKYMOl'TlI.'ling?,
July
6.
Following
Hie
introduction
and
dleiiion
or
several
resolutions
censoring
J.
II.
Thomas,
general
secretary,
the
annual
meeting
of
(he
national
union
of
railwaymen
voted
overwhelmimgty
llieir
confidence
in
his
conduct
during
the
reneral
strike.
Thomas
expressed
h'fmself
freely
during
(he
striktrKsi
opposed
to
the
ai
t
ton
taken.