55
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
!
stand
Royal
Hotel,
'3rd
Ave.
and
6th
8L
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Ivor
XVI.,
Xn.
171.
I
inner
Product
Co..j
l
i
m
the
cily
from
Van-!
iv
r-n
rute
lo
the
plant.
w
maturing
are
oar-,.
,
wit
It
d
to
d
September
I
to
male
t
i
improvement
o
thai
ntif
resume
cutting
of
n
ut
Hie
first
of
the
year.
Mfapliy.
who
expects
lo
I
me
tune
at
lluekley
Hay.
nnaiei
by
T.
A.
Krlley,
Kriicy
Lodging
Co.
They
mI
o
the
Inlands
by
gamuts
afternoon.
'ROHIBITION
WANTED
AGAIN
Pirns
Made
for
S10.000
Fund
to
Obtain
Abolition
of
Beer
Parlors.
VAXCOl
VLlt,
July
23-
-
v'
meeting
under
Hie
auspices
'
tie
Hrihsh
(Udiimbirt
Prohild-:
Assoeiallon
liml
ntehl,
plans
-n
made
for
n
drive
to
raise
Hi.POO
to
carry
on
Hie
campaign
'
ure
the
abolition
of
the
beer
or
system
in
the
province.
It
was
ilecidrtd
to
attempt
to
ohtain
pel
it
urn
riMiueting
a
new
pie
I'
"
e
on
the
nrohiblllon
ouw-
iuii.
swued
by
lhir!y-flc
iper
i"
or
the
voters
in
llrllih
Co-
umbin.
FUR
PRICES
IN
SEATTLE
Quotations
Made
on
Lynx,
Mar
ten,
Fisher,
Fox,
Ermine,
Etc.
SLATTU'
Julv
At
H"
'ur
sales
ycslerday
fifteen
bun
lied
lvnx
skins
were
sold,
the
best
price
being
'.'7
"I'd
aor
no
I7.
Dlher
lirices
were
mr-
li'it,
3tf,
I7
ami
3:
eiuilu'!
'.H0
nod
l.75:
niter.
87
n"'"
M0.00;
liensei',
,
23
and
2I.3!
f'lier,
0,'
10;
blue
r,
II
lid
sllvi.i
fnx.
S'J'.'S
mid
;
4
BRADY
RESIGNS
AS
PRINCIPAL
HIOH
SCHOOL
J.
C.
Ilrady.
who
was
last
iiig.it
nominated
as
Conser-
value
candidate
for
Skeena
riding
in
the
forthcoming
'
foilernl
elect
Inn
eonlesl.
Illls
morning
formally
resigned
t
his
position
as
principal
of
Hie
Prince
lluperl
High
School
The
school
board
Will
lake
iinmeuiaie
steps
to
appoint
a
successor.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Halibut
Fares
This
Morning
Totalled
82,000
Pounds
From
Seven
Schooners
Seven
halibut
sciiooheis
mar
keted
8
'.'.000
pound!!
ol
Hsu
-v.
Hie
r.xchaiige
Hits
morning.
Two
Aioerieau
0ssels
sold
SO.n'io
pounds
at
15c
and
8c,
and
five
Canadian
32,tMiu
pounds
at
bid
ranging
from
M.6o
and
U
Mi
lo
15.5c
and
10c.
Tim
day's
ariivaU
weru
a'
follows:
American
Tuloosli.
58,000,
to
Canadlae
l-ish
V
Cold
Storage
Co.
Sentinel.
21.000.
to
HooUl
Fisheries.
Canadian
lngred
II..
13,000,
and
X.
and
S..
5.000.
lo
.Mlin
nsnenes.
MargalUvv
3,5,00,
and
Nerna,
5.iro0:
touWiiindiaiiFisli
&
Co!
Stornire
t'o.
Mayflower.
0.000.
to
lloyai
Fish
childrenTurned
TO
DEATH
IN
BARN
Untimely
End
of
Three
Children
of
Henry
Hammermasier
on
Farm
Near
Edmonton
KDMOXTOX,
July
23.
Threo
Children
of
Henry
llamniermas-lee.
ranging
in
age
from
nine
lo
fourteen,
were
burned
lo
death
yexlerday
mornltiig
when
a
barn
on
n
rami
near
lu're
was
ileslroved
h.v
fire.
The.
children
were
slcetilllir
111
the
blll'll.
fin
1
1-
lh
escaiieil
wUh
serious
burni.
HIGH
SCHOOL
EXAM
RESULTS
Successful
Students
In
Grade
9
and
10
Testa
Announced
VICIOHIA,
July
The
re-
xtilU
of
Hip
June
rxamitiation.-.
for
giadec
nine
and
tMi
held
in
Hie
Iliifli
Si'houls
of
the
nro-
vine1
were
anr.ouncfd
yeMerday
by
I
tie
ilpp.iiliiwnl
of
cilucatioa
t
follow:
flurna
Lake
Centre
Hums
Uke
I'uldic
Seliooi.
grade
-Mlve
Xoune.
Fraweoi
Lake
I'ublir
School,
grade
'J
Mary
L
liain,
Lucy
M.
(ialn.
oulh
Hank
Public
School,
grade
I0--Fllen
II.
Murray.
.
Suuth
Hulkley
l'ublic
School,
trrade
V
Violet
Kiildie.
Prince
Rupert
Centre
Private
tudy,
grade
10
John
A.
.Maodonald.
Smlthers
Centre
THkwa
l'ublic
School,
sVad"
9
Frank
M.
Docknll.
Stewart
Superior
School
irad'1
May
I'ampheli,
11
F'lima
MORE
FARMER
HELPERS
FROM
OLD
COUNTRY
688
Arrive
at
Winnipeg
From
Montreal
Cy
C.N.R.
Special
Train.
WIXXIPFti.
July
3.
A
special
train
carrying
58
persons,
passenger
frm
Hie
SS.
Anionic,
pulled
Into
the
i4tualian
National
station
yesterday
afternoon.
Fifteen
fktlonulitics
from
central
Lurope
were
represented
in
this
group
of
farm
workers,
about
fifty
per
cent
of
whom
left
on
last
night's
trains
for
their
final
destinations
iu
the
western
provin
ces.
The
balance
are
Ileum
placed
in
ftxrirtillural
positions
by
the
colonization
department
of
iuadin
National
Ilailwavs.
RAINSTORM
IN
EAST
RELIEVES
HEAT
BUT
the
RAISES
DEATH
TOLL
XKW
YDHK,
July
2.
Th-
hea'
wai
wliico
held
Xew
l:iVm-lanu
and
(hi
nild-.Mlantic
idato-in-i
grip
dui'fK
Hi'"
past
Hire
div"
w4
reliewd
lliis
niorninv
h
destructive
storms
which,
howecr,
increased
the
dealh
loll
lea
si
Ihrei'
score.
Thousands
sleeping
in
Xew
York
parks
wer
forced
home
by
a
terrific
downpour
of
rain.
COALITION
"CABINET""
IN
FRANCE
COMPLETE
Hcrrlot
Takes
Portfolio
of
Edu
cation
In
Polncare
Ministry
PAWS,
July
23.
-
Premier
Polncare
completed
liis
cabinet
litis
aflernOon
with
M,
llerriot
Hie
Hadlcal
leader
and
former
nremier.
iicccptiug
J
lie
post
of
minister
of
education.
M.
Pom
care,
besides
iiu
premi.-rsiup,
lakes
I
lie
portfolio
of
finance.
Six
former
premiers
are
in
tho
cabinet.
TWO
VESSELS
LOAD
GRAIN
AT
VANCOUVER
VAXCOl
Vi:n.
July
23.
Only
two
vessels
loaded
grain
hero
during
the
past
week.
They
were
the
Canadian
Pioneer
for
London
with
option
of
Antwerp,
17,072
bushels,
ntnl
liauadian
Skirmisher
for
Avoninoulli
with
"l.GOSniUShcU.
'
1
....
i.
on
'-111111113
sixij-six
per
cent
llifl
policy,
he
aH.
would
be
for
honest
administration
of
public
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
I'lUNCK
MIPHUT,
II.
(Ji
HtlDAY,
Jn4Y
23,
1020.
Tsilfrdiy'i
Circulation.
Hit
affairs
and
tfy.
a
tariff
which
Ixmis
was
forced
to
30
eleven
in
would
mate
fp
stability,
lie
were
for
exlra
bases.
The
Pirates
had
fourteen
men
left
on
basev
In
the
American
Lea
ue.
St.
Kings
before
derealirf.-
Hostou.
urged
the
maintenance
of
a
con-:
New
York
hammered
out
seven-slstent
.
tariff
i
structure
over
lhe,!een
hits
a"nd
ik-lejlcd
Chicago.
whole
field
Of
Induotry.
Cehrt
hit
a
homer
iu
the
first
llegardlug
the
lOatler
of
Iruiis-,
wilh
iwo
on
and
Habe
llulh
clean-1
portation
in
which
Hie
Maritime
Id
Hie
bases
wilh
a
triple
in
the
are
greatly
Intefesle.l.
Mr.
Melgh-L
econd.
en
said
that
the
jurisdiction
of.
National
League
the
railway
board
-
loiild
be
kept!
lio.-lon
3.
Cincinnati
13.
tntacl.
but
that
th-
government
should
iUeif
assist
the
rate
upon
which
basic
product
-
are
to
reach
Hie
central
proxin'cs
in
order
tha'
Hie
expectations
of
Confeder
ation
mvrlil
be
rcal.nl.
RAIL
BOARD
'
TO
SIT
HERE
Session
Will
Be
Opened
on
Friday
Next
McGeor
Due
Wednesday.
-
Tho
session
of
the
Board
of
Railway
Commissioners
In
Prince
Rupert
will
open
next
Friday
morning
at
11
o'clock,
according
to
an
announcement
made
this
morning
by
the
secretary
of
the
Prince
Rupert
Board
of
Trade.
Membors
of
the
board,
It
Is
oxpected,
will
arrive
on
Friday's
boat
and
Q.
G.
McGeer,
K.C.,
of
Vancouver,
counsel
for
British
Columbia
In
the
freight
rates
case,
will
arrive
on
Wednesday
to
assist
the
Board
of
Trade
In
preparing
Its
case
for
presentation
to
tho
commission.
BYNG
DID
NOT
CONSULT
AMERY
Hanoi
H:.g.
Hovernor
(ieneral
of
Canada,
in
connection
will-
Ihe
recent
parliamentary
crisis
at
Ottawa,
Col.jAmcry,
secretary
for
the
Dominions,
sain
m,
and
added
Hint
"inlcrvenlioii
of
His
Majesty's
government
in
af
fairs
of
Hie
Dominions
was
pre
cluded
by
recognized
eouslilu
tlonnl
principle."
VANCOUVER
MAN'S"
i.
GRUESOME
DEATH
W.
J.
Lannlands,
Foreman
Car
penter,
Killed
When
Head
Is
Crushed
In
Elevator
VAXCOFVF.lt,
July
23.--W.
J
I
anglamls,
foreman
earpeiiler.
was
instantly
killed
when
,
ls
head
.vns
caught
between
tin
elevator
rage
and
,
I
he
braces
on
Ihe
11
ri
la
floor
of'
the
new
Hud
son
Hay
building
yesterday.
Ilrooklvii
:,
Pittsburgh
It.
Philadelphia
S,
Chiqago
i.
Xew
York
5,
St.
Louis
3.
American
League-Detroi'
,
Washing
on
t3;
St.
I.o'jis
5.
Hoston
4.
Cleveland
4.
Philadelphia
2.
Chicago
10.
Xew-York
13.
"
FIRST
AVENUE
LOTS
SOLD
AT
AUCTION
Keen
Competition
For
Some
of
Property
Sold
Yesterday
By
Provincial
Government.
Seven
city
lots
on
First
Avenue,
east
of
Mcllride
Street,
were
auctioned
off
in
the
Court
House
yes-'enlay
afternoon
by
(overnmcnl
Agent
J:
It.
Tannock
for
the
provincial
government.
There
was
competition
for
all
the
lots
except
two
which
were
sold
at
the
upset
prices.
Among
the
purchasers
were
Albert
&
McCaffery.
David
Thomson.
Hamilton
Douglas,
Al
fred
Swaiisou,
Jock
Harris.
F.inar
C.
Unpen
and
F.
C.
(ribbons,
the
last
mentioned
buying
in
the
lot
on
which
the
bouse
of
the
late
Pat
Carey
stands.
MEMBER
OF
EIGHT
HOUR
DAY
BOARD
IS
VISITING
CITY
To
invesiigale
a
few
complaints
that
have
been
made
under
the
Fight
Hour
Uy
and
Fair
Wage
British
Secretary
for
Dominions'
Acts.
F.
V.
Foster,
of
Victoria,
Clears
Air
In
Connect'c-n
With
Recent
Crisis
l.OXDOX.
July
2.1,
Question
ed
directly
in
Hie
llou.e
of
Com
mons
yesterday
afternoon
whether
he
had
been
consulted
by
member
of
the
Fight
Hour
Day
Hoard,
is
a
visitor
in
the
city.
Mr.
Foster
came
in
on
last
night's
train
after
having
visited
the
mill
lislrict
around
Prince
(Seorge
and
w
ill
go
.south
tomorrow
afternoon.
He
reports
observance
of
the
Light
Hour
Day
laws
running
smoothly
and
generally
iu
the
province
now.
OFFICIALS
HERE
A.
Watson,
C.X.Il.
general
freight
traffic
manager;
W.
O.
M
under.,
western
freight
traf
fic
manaiger;
and
J.
M.
Horn,
general
freight
agent,
Nancou-ver.
arrived
iu
the
city
on
tho
er,
arrived
in
the
city
on
Ihe
Ihe
course
of'
a
lcpfnlmenla)l
'
business
I
rip.
a
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hid.
Asked
CP.H
101,00
Dunwell
1.35
1.55
Indian
05
.00
Silver
Uresl
.12
L.
A,
L,
.07
.12.
Premier
.'.13
2.18
,
Porter.
Ida.'io
...
.00
U
.08
!a
Strrrt
Sales
0J
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
,
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
leaat.
Phone
487.
MEIGHEN
OPENS
HEAVY
HITTING
J
C,
Brady
k
Choke
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
ORD
WILLINGDON
SPEAKS
OF
NEW
OFFICE
RINCIPAL
OF
HIGH
SCHOOL
IS
NAMED
BY
TORIES
AS
THEIR
CANDIDATE
Jew
Governor
General
of
Canada
is
Honored
with
Dinner
in
London
hints
to
his
political
career
as
proof
that
he
can
hardly
be
suspected
of
being
partizan
LONDON.
July
2:t.
"II
will
l?
my
greal
privilege
during
next
five
rur.
t
a
c-1
f
Canada
lu
uclneve
lier
greal
promise,"!
l
Willingdon.
Ihe
Otiveriior
(ieueral-elecl,
aid
during
i
-rut
in
In
honor
lal
evening'.
For
Hie
benefit
of
those
!i
inglil
have
judgeu
irom
in
earner
coiiiiciii
career
uiui
c.
id
be
jiuruxaii.
Hie
new
lioveriior
lirnerul
pointed
uiil
he
had
been
mude
(lovernor
tienenil
uf
Honibay
ly
Herbert
i;
,ih,
Liberal;
(iovernor
General
of
Madras
by
Lloyd
(leorgo,
.
.
.
.
i
i
i
'
1
1
r
It-.
lie
..i
hud
been
creaieu
a
vitoinu
uiiruig
me
regime
ui
iiuuisuj
UCKLEY
BAY
.Mariioua.lil,
Uilior.
mi)
me
laiesi
ami
grcale.l
apoiutmcnl
had
.been
at
the
hand
of
Premier
lialdwin,
Concnalive.
The
vis-
aid:
'
record
prob-
muff
VI
III
I
T
III
llr
ArtPlT
r
Nia,,l'
l,mv"
llial
1
,l,u'1
,,e
""
''x
llilLli
IV
VI
Llll
irrnwl)
Lad
politician,
hut
at
(least
I
dope
it
may
reassure
ld.e
.
.
mm
tl-!ul,il
ilnlllll
ail.
I
Itfl
lllfitll
feel
I
in
Bina
waae
ior
numpnn;
-
-
-
v
--
-
of
Operations
at
Plant
Which
"'w""
"
nnfi.l.-.l
nxr.iui
in
iin.lcrt
akiuu
Hie
1
V
Mas
Been
Laying
Idle.
L
IVreal
.
.
..
r
.idi
iiiHHHtaHl
t
Mip
Massett
Tun-1
mil
at
HucUey
Ha)
'
.
...
I'
t
Itn.
(I.
iair
..
.1.
lir-i
...
II.
f
....
lliaunjicr
ui
mc
"V
1
rAMPATHN
FAJT
IW
I
FAHIIPQ
of
Conservatives
to
Seek
VJTA1IU
ia&VIll
XJIIU
1
All
UIM
liUaUUlikj
Makes
Usual
Tory
Undertaking
Players
Clouted
Ball
In
Both
and
Tells
of
Policy
Regarding
Transportation.
American
and
National
Yesterday.
M(iXi:Tn..
July
.'1.
In
Ms
NFW
YOHK,
July
23.
incin-
opi'nintr
addrcAft
f
I
In
election
nali
playing
ui
home,
made
nine!
n
...
....
l.
.
i..
II...
Mu
...i
;..,.
ii...
I.
ii
i
r,k.
ii.:.i
M...
of
Hie
cii!li:ns
dejiarlmenl,
cliur-l
inning.
ged
that,
whllo
UJe
Liberals
had.
Pittsburg
seoreil
fourteen
runs
r'i)M
thp
liixtup
tax
in
Canada,
ion
twenty-on
hi;s
against
llrook-Ibcy
IiihI
incrNisl
the
sales
tax.lyu
pKc.iers.
five
of
the
hits
Election
to
Federal
House
Jume
C
IJrady.
principal
of
thfe
Prince
Ilupert
High
School
for
Hie
iat
foiirleeii
years,
last
night
received
the
Conenative
iiumiiiauoii
to
content
Skeeuu
riding
in
the
forthcoming
federal
eledion.
He
was
chosen
at
the
parly
convention
held
in
the
h'mau
Hall
and
his
nomination
was
made
unanimous
after
u
vote
CUIHIf.lll
Ml
l"V
.:
III!.-:
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!
VWU'll
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iu
.
.
.
,
.
,
...
r
.
,
.
.
iiH-el.
.remier
Mejjgben
laot
nig.ht.
bra.
Hoton
yeMe.day.
The
HeJ
f.ad
,,Ct'"
l?,ke,
'i'?1""
motion
,
I'
T'lltl
that
nomination
,':y!,-relkWa'
after
reviewiiigJUiiiadniiiiisIiat:oii!sct);iUeIeven
runs
in
the
second
II
was
on
the
luller'r
Mr,
Brady's
was
made
unanimous
after
I
lie
vole
had
given
dim
a
majority.
The
only
oilier
nanfe
before
tde
convention
was
that
of
C
H.
Orme
of
this
city
who
refused
to
enter!
f
the
contest
for
Hie
nomination.!
The
The
coiivcntion
convention
wa
was
attended
attended
by
by;
n
full
ouqta
of
Prince
Itupcrt
de
i
legates
as
well
us
manyjVom
out-j
side
points
in
the
riJing.
The
meeling
lasted
until
inidiiigiil.
or
ganization
work
being
started
af-
;r
thcandidale
had
been
selected.
'
.
Mr.
Hrady,
who
first
came
lo
Prince
Itupcrt
in
1912
.enjoys
a
full
measure
tit
popularity,
Is
an
eloquent
speaker
and
is
expected
to
make
a
good
run
in
the
C011-
ervalive
interest.
He
is
an
BOAT
COMING
TO
DRY
DOCK
C.O.M.M.
freighter
Cana-
dian
Prospector
will
arrive
in
port
from
Vancouver
011
Julv
29
for
hull,
repairs.
and
cleaning
and
pamtitig
al
I
lie
local
dry
dock.
MRS.
T.
H.
WALSH
OF
HAZELTON
DIES
End
Came
This
Morning
After
Prolonged
Illness.
Parents
Reside
In
Terrace.
The
death
occurred
in
Ihe
Haz-
elton
"hospital
this
morning
after
a
prolonged
illness
of
Mrs.
Orace
Walsd.
wtfe
of
T.
11.
Walsh,
of
HiueHoti.'-'and
daughter
of
Mr
and
Mr.4:
W.
C.
SparRes?
of
Ter-
race.
Deceased,
who
was
about)
I
dirty
years
of
age.
leav
es
to
mourn
her
loss,
besides
the
widower,
two
small
sons,
Itoger
and
Jimmy.
She
wa
well
known
in
Terrace,
where
she
resided
'ur
several
Jears
with
her
parents,
aiul
.
where
her
liusband
some
yeais
ago
wa
O.
T.
P.
.station
agent.
viiva
a
AnivriiTni
mil
1
1
All
II
If
hi
I
AT
CLOVERDALE
Three
Persons
Injured
Seriously
and
Two
Others
Get
Off
With
Slight
Hurts
XKW
WEST.MIXSTKII,
July
23
Fhe
persons
were
injured;
.nrre
seriously,
near
Clovefdalo
yesterday
when
an
automobile
Irishman
bv
birth
and
came
to
'driven,
by
Herman:
Sibley,
of
Canada
in
1912
from
Xew
Zealand,
anrouvei-
en
route
to
Seattle
where
be
had
been
engaged
for
erasiicd
into
another
car
and
several
years
in
academic
work,
turned
over
into
a
ditch.
Mrs.
Heforc
that
he
was
in
South
Afri-
Alex
Turnout!,
wife
of
"Dad"
ca.
tiibraltar
and
Australia.
He-iiio-.ibt.il,
the
famous
lacrosse
fore
1oniriHrthcii&ertjrlre
player,
usiataedwaslcaclure.
was
a
member
of
Hie
X'aiiaimo
Hwli
School
staff
for
six
months.
It
was
only
recently
Ihat
tie
has
become
definitely
associated
wilh
politics,
although
it
is
understood
that
his
name
was
mentioned
as
a
possible
candidate
in
the
1925
federal
contest
and
for
the
past
few
weeks
it
-was
expected
tltat
he
might
be
the
Conservative
choice
for
the
present
campaign.
After
their
names
lia.l
heen
put
up,
both
Mr.
Hrady
and
Mr.
Ikick-rill
spoke
along
general
lines.
promising
that
which
ever
one
got
a
majority
on
the
first
vote,
the
oilier
would
withdraw
and
make
the
nomination
unanimous.
The
meeling
was
presided
over
by
J.
C.
Merry-field,
Conservative
or-
Kanizer
for
the
province,
at
the
reijuest
of
Mr.
Orme,
the
presi
dent,
who
was
al.o
a
delegate.
After
the
nomination
had
been
decided,
C.
11.
Orme,
was
reelected
president
of
the
Skeena
District
Liberal
Conservative
As
sociation
and
W.
V.
Wright,
sec
retary.
skull;
J.
Mitchell
of
Vancouver
had
his
collar
bone
broken
and
head
injured,
and
Mrs.
Sibley
had
her
collar
bone
broken.
Sibley
and
A.
Hrown
of
North
Vancouver
received
head
injuries
Jf
a
less
serious
nature.
"
KILLED
IN
MOTORBUS
Eight
Women
and
Two
Girls
Lose
Lives
When
Vehicle
Overturns
Near
New,
York.
Xyack,
X.
Y
July
23.
Eight
women
and
two
guis
were
killed
ast
night
when
an
excursion
bus
carrying
forty-nine
women
and
children
from
lirooklyn
overturn
ed
in
the.
vjllageroC
Sparkhill.
Older
passenger
Injured
were
brought
to
the
Xyack
hospital,
some
in
an
ice
wajon,
the
only
conveyance
available.
Three
of
the
injured
are
expected
to
die.
The
bus
had
been
hired
by
a
group
of
families
so
take
the
chil
dren
out
to
escape
the
heat
of
the
city.
BABE
O'DONNELL
CASE
IS
UPSET
Conviction
Against
Stewart
Woman
For
Liquor
Selling
Quashed
fin
Supreme
Court
VAXCOUYLR,
July
23
"Hab("
O'Donnell
was
again,
successful-,
'
1..
11...
v...-h
I
;
ill
nit"
ouiirinc
vjviiii
11
lianin
a
conviction
by
Magistrate
Sear-
leli
of
Slevvart
for
celling
liquor
uuashed
by
Mr.
Justice
W.
A.
MaeJKmahl.-
On
the
first
occasion
she
was
fined
S300
but
when
this
conviclion
.was
quashed
she
was
re-arres',ed
Htid
fined
1500.
It
Wa
found
Idat
the
10
vyero
flaw.
In
both
prpceeilings.
AUSTRALIANS
BEAT
-
SCOTCH
AT
CRICKET
KDfXHl
FIOH,
July
23.-
The
Auslmliaii.
piled
up
an
enormous
score
of
563
in
the
first
inning
nuiiiust
alMtnr;
Scottish
cricleler.s
yeterdav,
The
ScoU
net
led
but
91
in
'ttiu.lnnirig.