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Week
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Safely
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20.
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station
on
American
continent,!
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Find
Option
Is
Qlven
WIUJAMR
I.AKK,
July
-'.
:a
teen
rccenetl
here
of
-
qua
tt
ittrlke
ou
lllar
'ek
twelve
tnlle.
north-likely,
nr.d
I
hat
lb-aw,
pro.Miei'lor,
who
went
lie
district
eighteen
mont'.i
has
Kivcn
to
idiom;
r
nan
i
'''esin
for
(00.000
an
op
v
Ins
claim"
lwo
i-arn
tioing
Pliii..'d
In
Vancou
'
raid
lo
ne
IiikIi
Krntb
SHIPS
STRAND
IN
HEAVY
FOG
Two
Vessels,
One
American
and
One
Japanese,
Are
In
Trouble.
TmKIo.
Jniv
sr..
The
froisrhlcr
V.
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It
U
fcMiitt.
m
riiiuiii',
ill
in:
i.
.
v-in'-
P
;,t
Hoard
fleet,
en
route
from
V
'K
iiiama
to
Kobe,
nti-tick
a.
reef
'
infill
off
()Khiiiia
Island
tawl
'
''W
lias
water
In
her
hoblf.
Aid
"
Imii
rti.ihcd
from
Jien.
Tlip
Japane.m
fi(igliler
llakiilio
Mai-ii
grounded
near
UiHia
this
tlWll
lotli
aceldentii
were
tine
Jo
lint
'intvy
b;.
ONLY
SURVIVING
SON
OF
ABRAHAM
LINCOLN
FOUND
DEAD
IN
BED
MAXUIIHSTKn,
Vermonl,
July
iiobcrl
T.
Lincoln,
only
cur-Vv
.riK
won
of
PreMdrnl
vhrnlini'i
l-'neoln.
was
found
deail
in
bed
a'
ins
homo
here
Ihls
inoriiimjf.
nitttil
with
(ieorKe
dill
no
a
uet
He
alto
diiil
and
it
i
reiortel
that
ll'-rt
Kamcelu,
of
llanUlton,
uai
admitted
jtuftplyitig
CiH
with
!wi
nni-
gallon
can
of
alcohol.
.Mr.
C.
Format!
,of
llaniilloii,
anollier
victim,
lofl
a
family
of
hi
xiiiall
dilldrcii.
A
(wo
month
old
child
I
In
the
liopital
now
ttiffiH-imr
from
jmiImmiIiis.
Mm.
tlllver
liiiprtln.
of
Toronto,
while
under
examination
at
xilife
lnadiuarlcr.
diwl
after
admitting
that
?lie
bad
drunk
wood
alroliol.
The
k)1iou
beyart
Hit
deadly
work
wilb
the
wtmuli
ifoinjc
blind
after
wUicb
a
oonvul-ion
i-eiieil
her.
.
yt
I
tuff
a
to-
twir
vititifa.
lead
from
jH)ifonou'
Ibiuor.
IiIp
udvirfx
today
elated
that
Ibiiiern
peion4
wen
dead
at
Ituffato
and
four
i
l.ockrpor.
New
York,
throusli
drinkiep
M)onou
lbiior
The
Atithori-
I
iei
are
workinR
ou
the
theory
'
li
a
I
Mir
liquor
r.inati-d
in
(he
ni'fd
Slalrjt
TO
OPERATE
FISH
TRAPS
Thai
notilication
had
bepii
rereletl
Friday
ul
the
fiohorips
office
that
the
dc-
parlini'iil
had
reconsidered
the
mailer
of
fih
trap
in
loriland
Inlet
dltrlct
and
tit
Mt
a
lirene
had
been
i-
oucd
lo
the
Canadian
Futons?
Co.
to
operate
its
trap
there
was
staled
by
Fred
Stork
Saturday
nwht.
This
w:tn
done
by
a
CoiMer
4
vative
administration
since
taklns
ofrice,
the
Liberals
baxin?
forbidden
operation
of
trap-
in
Portland
Inlet.
At
a
ma.ineflinjr
ome
COO
fishermen
protested
against
trail..
4s-
FRANCE
ADVANCES
IN
DAVIS
CUP
TENNIS
Defeats
Great
Britain
and
Will
Play
With
Winner
of
Cuba-Japan
Series
:niiol!ll(l.
France.
July
20.
Victorious
in
tvui
singles
nialclie
in
Ihe
F.uropean
zone
riuals
in
the
Davis
Cup
competl
linn
on
Saturday
against
tlo
iiriii.ii
iiMim.
the
French
repre-
scntalixe
today
won
the
double,
ihe
final
event
of
the
scries.
'i
ii..
I'leneli
team
will
now
meet
the
winner
of
the
Culm-Jnpiiu
series
lo
contest
for
the
privil
eue
of
fueliij
America
in
the
finals.
WEATHERREPORT
(lovermncnl
TeleKriiplis,
K
a.m.
Prince
Huperl:
Haininif,
caun,
(inn.
r.n.
Terrace
:C.l.ar.
calm,
lemp.
S8.
Stewart:
Clear,
calm,
temp.
02
Anyiix:
Clear,
calm,
temp.
05
Subscribe
lo
the
Daily
News.
PIHSBURG
NOW
teen
innins
struvule
from
the
EVERETT
HAS
mam
LEADING
LEAGUE
llloslou.
in
Sunday
Je
Petty
hold
Pilltbtirg
to
tin
hits
and
The
three
brothers
were
bachelor
I
Hrooklyii
won
oul.
At
St.
I.ouii
I
mid
Ihry
hud
a
party
on
Thumduy
the
Nns
York
liiaitl
won
a
Hiirj
tinlinaU,
llelbiijd
and
South-.
worMi
liilthta
homer.
Iiabe
Itulh's
thirtiptb
homer,
with
one
on
basoit
was
enough
lo
ule
the
YunkeeM
a
win
over
:iiicax'.
iMruit
hil
four
Uwrli-
ini:loii
pitcher
bard,
oecurini,'
eveirteen
bits
and
leu
walks.
SATURDAY
National
League
Philadelphia
i'-3,
CUicago
0-2.
New
York
5,
St.
I.oui
3.
lionlon
i,
Ciiwiniiaii
t.
Itrookbn
8-2.
PitUburKb
l2-'
American
League
St.
I.oul
U-5,
llitnlwu
I'
1
-T
Clrvclan.l
5.
lMiila.lelnhla
6.
Ciiicao
I,
N'w
xorit
SUNDAY
National
League
WMsburgh
I.
Hmoklyn
3.
ItO'lon
B,
I'.mi
iiiiiali
I.
Philadelphia
i.
i.iiii-ago
5.
New
York
5.
S'
Louis
0.
American
League
Chn-a?o
I.
Yrk
2.
St.
Loum
i
i
.li-
eland
7.
Detroit
t
.
alnntfimi
t.
BANDITS
STEAL
$10,000
.
SILK
Train
Hold
Up
This
Morning
at
Newark,
Noar
Oakland,
California,
OAKLAND.
July
2t.
A
gang
of
ten
or
twelve
men
boarded
a
Southern
Pacific
freight
train
loaded
wild
cilk
at
Newark
near
hero
this
morning
and
threw
ap
proximately
a
n.ooo
worth
of
the
prrciou
material
to
rtnifrdernte
aloiiH
the
track
who
made
their
cape.
Three
robber
were
oap
lured
af'er
a
eliae.
SERIOUS
FIRE
Lumber
Plant
Destroyed
With
Loss
of
Half
Million
Dollars
KVKHF.TT,
Ji!y
26.-
Fire
early
this
inoniiiw
destroyeil
the
plant
of
the
Walton
Lumiicr
Co
ivllh.
in,
bis'
of
9500,000
Includ
in?
stored
lumber
valued
al
IIOO.OUO.
Two
oilier
large
plants
valued
al
three
million
dollars
were
srrifiisly
threatened
for
time
tot
'ne
arrival
of
outside
aid
checked
the
spread.
Trie
flames
were
visible
for
a
dls-
lane
of
thirty
milb.
BRADY
TO
OPEN
HIS
CAMPAIGN
IN
NORTH
.1.
0.
llrady,
Conservative
standard
bearer
in
the
forlhcom
Inc
federal
elections,
sailed
for
SkaKWiiy,
Alaska,
011
the
Prln
cess
.Charlotte
this
monitns
en
roiile
tb
Allin,
where
he
will
open,;,
his.
campaign
ami
lay
the
(,tinstrvnlivtvrnic
before
th
elplurJn
thai
district.
mto
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIIINCK
IU'l'KHT,
II.
C.
MONDAY.
JULY
20,
1020,
AGAIN
NOMINATE6
turrtjr-
ClrcultUoo.
Hit
Fred
Stork,
Liberal
Standard
bearer
Tor
ten
years
in
Skeeua
riding,
was
given
another
uiiauimuii.i
uomiuatioii
Saturday
and
it
is
expected
the
biggest
majority
ever
given
in
(ho
contiLneiicy
will
be
rolled
up
for
him
011
September
U.
He
was
born
on
April
II,
1X71,
at
Uollou,
Ontario,
of
Kugiith
parentage.
He
came
lo
liritish
Columbia
some
thirty
years
ago
and
llinl
was
elected
the
first
mayor
or
Fernie.
In
DUO
he
was
elected
Ihe
first
mayor
of
Prince
Itupert
and
in
I
U
17
he
entered
Ihe
arena
of
federal
politics
and
was
elci
ted
al
home,
but
the
overseas
vote
gave
Col.
C
V.
Peck.
Y.C.,
(hen
serving
al
Ihe
Trout,
a
majority
over
him.
After
the
wtor,
on
December
0,
1021,
.Mr.
Stork
wiu
elected
to
Ihe
House
of
Commons
over
Col.
Peck,
and
he
was
again
successful
by
a
Mibslaulial
majority
over
O.
G.
Hnshby,
Conervnlive,
and
(!.
V.
Nickersoii;
Progressive,
111
the
1025
election.
J.
C.
Hrady
will
be
his
Conservative
opponent
in
the"
present
contest.
Meighen
Challenged
with
Demand
That
Falsehood
be
Given
Public
Repudiation
OTTAWA,
Julv
20.
HI.
Hon.
Arthur
Meighen,
Conserva
tive
leader,
has
been
challenged
by
lion.
Krnest
Lapointe,
former
minister
of
justice,
in
the
Mackenzie
King
cabinet,
with
the
demand
that
a
statement
made
by
one
of
Meighen'
followers
be
repudiated
and
relrticled.
In
a
telegram'
enl
lo
Meighen
by
Lapointe,
Ihe
former
minister
of
juetice
tpioles
froin
a
speech
said
to
have
been
delivered
by
A.
J.
Doiicet,
of
Kent,
New
Hrtinswick,
in
which
the
latter
is
reporleil
to
have
reierrcu
to
an
alleged
irip
01
toe
customs
nrexeutalivc
si
earner
Maivarel,
in
Hie
rotlowlnit
words:
I'hey
called
a"
(Juebec
and
took
.
.
1..
..
:
..I
on
the
nunisier
01
jusnce
.iuu
friends
and
had
a
joy
sail
down
Ihe
SI.
I-'twrenre
as
far
as
Anti-cos-ti
and
.Mayilatcn
Islands
and.
crossing
to
the
north
shore,
went
up
the
Saiuienay
and
all
told
were
away
six
weeks."
.
Denying
that
he
ever
look
pari
...
..
:
1
I.
Ill
SUCH
a
trip,
t.apoiiue
iins
MelKhen
to
repudiate
the
statement
which
he
says
"constitutes
unetiuivioal
calumny
uttered
In
your
presence
by
one
associated
with
von
in
your
tour
llirouirti
New
Hruuswifk.
.
,
Douoet's
Statement
Conimcntinis
on
the
above,
Mr
Doner
t,
who
was.
a
Conservative-
member
of
the
customs
inquiry
eonunlltce,
said
lie
would
accept
Mr.
Lapolnle's
denial.
"I
want
to
say,
however,"
be
ndded,
"that
the
log
book
of
the
Margaret
shows
that
the
vessel
slopped
at
(he
Quebec-
wharf;
and-
look
on
Lapointe
and
pariiV
'rnl
!-
polnle
mlglil
notj
jae
been
tbo
former
minister
of
justice,
I
con
cede.
BRITISH
PEER
Passes
Through.
Prince
Rupert
In
Course
of
Tour
A
distinguished
visitor
in
tiio
Street
Sales
Hi
.
'
i
ry
.
y
t
l
w
.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
blre.
NEW
800A
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
PRICK
FIVE
GKNTft.
LCODLIC
POISONING
TAKES
MANY
LIVES
TIWA
Iirwinn
f
A
111
TIT
1TA
HaTT
1
rTITirv
T
WI""r
1
r
a.
lTIir
t
mil
FlXTX
nifrlflli
1
T
FTT1T1
KtU
MUKIY
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NUlMlfcU
LIdlKAL
lAlNUlUAlt
fUK
oKLLlNA
KIMNb
I
i
'
I
to
aa
Liquor
nausea
10
People
to
Die
During
Week-end
in
Ontario
TOHOXTO.
July
...............
20.
-The
..
tlealh
roll
from
what
oli
e
be-
..1-..I...I...
I.
...I
il
I
1
r
,1
i
w
uiruiKuit
"ii-iiiinifl
n'.ii
inn
uiiritv-ii
hi
niur
puiiiiM
in
.
i
.
i
...
.
........
al.
..
.
...
.
ii"
'.;
iiivic
mice
itniii
ui
.uiaiisnurg,
lour
hi
iiarn-
t
:
'
r
ut
Oxkville
and
(wo
at
Toronto
in
addition
to
twelve
,llir
who
are
hi
a
precarious
condition.
Three
arrests
have
re:i
wane
ui
loroniu
umi
one
oi
iiamiiion
iur
ancgeu
uisiriiiu-
I
I
i
iiuui.
Pairs'
k
l.joiif.
if
Oakvtlle,
whose
two
brollicr
succumbed,
if
li
spnal
critically
ill.
Wrests
Supremacy
from
Cincinnati
In
National
Some
Stirring
Week-End
Games.
Ni;V
YOIIK,
Joly
20.
-
Pitts
burg
nnw
lead
Cincinnati
in
the
National
league
pennant
raff
by
fixe
points,
the,
Pirate
having
defeated
Hrooklyn
twice
in
llrook-lyn
on
Saturday
in
heavy
hitting
game,
wliil
tin
Hed
lot
to
Party
Standard
Bearer
for
Ten
Years
will
be
in
Running
Once
More
In
accepting
honor,
member
for
five
years,
speaks
with
optimism
and
condemns
treacherous
tactics
of
Tories
Fred
Stork,
Liberal
standard
bear
in
the
federal
political
ieid
ever
since
the
riding
01
Skeena
was
first
formed
and
mem-jcr
lor
Ihe
district
in
the
iast
two
parliaments,
011
Saturday
night
at
a
largely
attended
convention
in
the
Melropole
Hall
received
.he
unanimous
nomination
to
once
again
be
the
Liberal
Candidate
at
the
election
which
will
be
held
on
September
I
i.
The
conven-,iou
was
presided
over
by
Olof
Hanson,
president
of
the
Skeeua
Ji-trict
Liberal
Association,
and
all
parts
01
the
large
coiistitu-'
.ucy
was
represented
by
delegates
or
proxies,
there
being
over
.
i
f
:
-
persons
present.
Mr.
Mork
:
louuna'ion
was
moved
by
Dr.
V.
lrkUfi
pTTAff
An
f.
Kerin
and
seeonucd
by
Wii-
I
KllK
MIM
I
If
iiam
Little,
of
Woodcock,
and
it
vr
was
made
unanimous
when
W.
A.!
IffAlTrif
IP
I
AOT
ilatheson
moxed
and
D.
A.
Mcilae.
111
lAl.ll.M
.f
Smithers.
seconded
that
nom-
UAVlIAaA
AUAJVUA
nations
c;oe.
Mr.
Stork
receiv-l
.I
a
great
ovation
when
the
Nearly
$4,000
Was
Taken
From
hairnian
called
him
to
the
plat-;
Cold
Storage
Fish
Packer
lorm.
He
then
addressed
the
?a-
ing
at
some
length
with
the
issues
of
the
day.
'f
lie
meeting
was
called
to
order
shortly
after
eight
o'clock
and,
while
the
dehisales
and
proxies
arriving
on
the
late
steamer
from
Anyox
were
being
awaited,
Mr.
Kiiur
of
Fort
William
gave
an
address.
He
congratulated
Prince
Hupert
on
the
healthy
stale
of
Liberalism
in
the
city
and
lold
of
the
political
situation
in
Fort
William.
He
dealt
with
the
railway
and
financial
situation
in
Canada
.paying
tribute
to
lh
lato
Liberal
government
and,
speaking
of
customs
affairs,
declared
that
Conservatives
were
equally
responsible
with
Liberals
if
any
party
could
be
held
responsible.
He
expressed
the
belief
that
Ihe
forthcoming
election
would
result
in
the
Liberals
again
being
re
turned
to
power.
Every
Qualification
After
Mr.
King's
address,
the
meeting
was
asked
by
the
presi
dent
lo
proceed
with
the
business
of
nominating:
a
candidate,
rlie
name
or
Fred
Stork
was
proposed
by
Dr.
W.
T.
Kergin.
Mr.
Stork
was.
Dr.
Kengin
declared,
a
man
who
possessed
every
qualification
to
be
Skeena's
representative.
He
had
already
been
successTul
in
representing
the
constituency
and
had
been
successful
in
private
as
well
as
public
affairs,
he
was
be-ond
reproach
both
in
bis
private
and
public
life,
was
a
fighter
and
possessed
the
diplomacy
and
common
sense
thai
must
go
wilb
the
office,
and
had
fought
in
season
land
out
for
Prince
Hupert
ami
PITV
UICITflD
district
since
the
earliest
days
Lll
I
VlullUi
lia'1
carried
the
banner
or
Liberalism
mol
successfully.
U
"
was
with
a
great
deal
of
pleasure
Lord
Marven
Cavendlsh-Bentlnckniial
he
placed
Mr.
Stork's
name
city
today
Is
Lord
Marven
Cav-
ndish-ljqultnCK,
son,
of
Ihe
DUKr
off
Devonsbire
former
Governor
noiKirAt'
of
Cmiadt.Th
the
course
of
a
tour
of
Canada,
Lord
lten-linck
arrived
Irom
Vancouver
on
the
Cardena
y.selerday
afternoon
ami
wbl
proceed
Hast
on
loday'a
train.
He
is
accompanied
by
hU
se'crelary.
It.
V.
Oibhs,
and
wa-t
guest
overnight
at
the
Princo
Hupoi't
Hotel.
Subscribe
lo
Ihe
Dally
New$.
once
again
before
the
convention
Mr.'Stork
nomination
was
sec
onded
bv
W.
C.
Little,
of
Wood
cock,
who
said
it
was
results
that
counted.
When
one
took
into
consideration
all
that
Mr.
Stork
hail
obtained
for
bis
district,
one
could
do
not
fifii'g
else
"bid
It
return
him
I.,
i.rrwr-.-
'
There
was
ntuch
enthusiasm
when
the
nomination
was
made
unanimous
and,
amid
deafening
applause
and
the
singing
of
"For
He's.
A
Jolly
'.w?od
Fellow,"
Mr,
Sloik
took
the
platform.
Deep
Gratification
Mr,
Stork
acknowledged
will?
'
(couHnued
0i,
na
.
)
on
Friday
ihering
expressing
his
apprecia-i
'ibn'-oTtfi.e-lioiHptliat-onee-nioi-ei
A
sum
of
money
to
the
amount
Had
been
tenderct
him
and
deal-iof
nearly
i,000
was
taken
from
the
fish
packer
Chief
ibassa.
owned
by
the
Canadian
Pish
&
Cold
Storage
Company,
sometime
between
lasl
Friday
morning
and
2
o'clock
in
the
afternoon,
while
the
boat
lay
at
the
Cold
'Storage,
dock.
The
Chief
Zibassa,
which
had
recently
coin.
pleted
a
overhaul
at
the
dry
dock,
had
been
equipped
for
con
tinuing
fish
buying
and
packing
operations
between
the
Queen
Chariot.
c
Isiands
and
the
Cold
Storage
plant
and
the
sum
of
money
had
been
placed
under
lock
and
key
aboard.
The
provincial
police
are
invest
igailng.
JACKIE
NEWMAN
AND
VIC
FOLEY
Will
Meet
In
Prince
Rupert
on
September
15
In
Ten-Round
Return
Bout
Vic
Foley,
of
Vancouver,
will
meel
Jackie
Newman,
of
Kdnion-Ion.
in
a
ten
round
bout
here
on
September
15
during
Fab
Week
according
to
an
announce-me
nl
made
today
by
David
Thomson,
Exhibition
manager,
who
elated
that
arrangement
for
the
meeting
had
been
completed.
Foley
and
Newman
fought
a
fifteen-round
contest
in
F.dmonton
recently,
Foley
getting
Ihe
decision.
Newman
.was
not
satisfietl,
however,
and
wanted
a
return
bout
which
it
has
no.v
een
decided
to
hold
here.
Doth
boxer
are
said
to
be
in
good
Shape
COLLIERIES
OFF
TO
GOOD
START
Beat
Reolna
Post
4
to
Nil
First
Game
of
Connaught
Cup"
SemT-flnals
In
lUKUNA,
July
2d.
-
lloldi;i
the
Heglna
Posl
soccer
team,
Saskatchewan
champions,
scoreless
whilti
securing
four
goals
themselves,
It
Canadian
Collieries
or
Cumberland,
Hrilislt
(iolumbia
repfesenlaliv'e
in
tlm
Cunuauuht
'Cup
srrnl-finiil.,
on
Sajurday
evening
look
Jh
strong
hads
i
ij?
ihe
lvoa
tub
'I
series!