T
I'
t
f'kr
uJ
Ambular
1
Servicy
,y
Anvwhar
at
Anytlrtv
'"',.
Stand
Bol
Hotel,
3rd
and
6th
SL
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
y.il
XVI.,
NO.
150,
moved
Iho
closure,
the
Labor
peers
protesting
again
and
LLlllUMUlivil
OF
ORIENTALS
H'.I
sTLH,
Jty
l
The
in,n,
defeated
Worcester
vi-strnlay
by
I
JO
ru"-i
lared
the
second
innlnjfn
Ml
after
the
fall
of
four
-
The
score
were
for
the
)-
m
the
first
Inninn.
If?
he
second
IKS
for
four
wl-
r-st.-r
scored
120
in
the
nut?
and
83
in
the
second.
BISHOP
BUNOZ
IN
BREAKDOWN
Wa
on
Vessel
That
Was
Forced
to
Return
to
New
York
After
Sailing
Wednesday.
Nl
AV
YOltK.
July
l.
The
I
'neli
liner
Defirasse.
which
fa
led
Wednesday,
returned
lo
II
owing
lo
a
breakdown
of
the
Jini
i
engine.
Amonit
Iie
"thousaml
pnsseu-K
s
nboiiiil
Ihe
1)W
vessel
was
llisliop
Hunof,
of
l'ruicn
Hiipert.
OFFICERS
ELECTED
BY
OMINECA
LIBERALS
yANhLIUlOOF.
July
.
A
re
oi'Kiinimtioii
meeliiiK
of
the
Oinineea
District
Liberal
Assuc-
lallon
was
held
at
F.ndako
re-renlly.
Following
are
tl
olll-fer
clecleil
for
Iho
year:
Hon.
president,
Hon.
Wm.
Lyon
Mackenzie
Kliur:
linn
.
vlce-presldflit,
Iftui.
John
01ii;i';
priixiduiil,
K.
II.
Hmllh;
first
vice-president,
A-M
Huddy:
second
vlce-presldenl,
A
M.
Connelly:
Ihird
vlce-presl
llenl
A.
Mclnfies!
sce-lreas,
L
It
Hobli.
iwrre
supported
by
a
crowd
of
la-
III
1
TI
AM
I
commoner
iisiemng
io
me
nf
l
Hf
H
llYllNA
I
II
IFM
debate
from
the
bar
of
Hie
Senate,
SWANSON
BAY
COUPLE
QUIETLY
MARRIED
AT
PARSONAGE
YESTERDAY
A
quiet
wedduv?
wa
solemn-
Ucd
at
Mie
t'nited
Churoti
par-feotiage
yesterday
afternoon
when
llcv.
L'van
Maker
united
in
marriage
Man
in
.tiotird
and
Miss
llthel
Lilian
Miles,
both
of
Swan-
son
Hay.
The
witnesses
were
Ml..
Small
Cootc
and
Mrs.
fieo.
(I.
Hacker.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS.
Five
halibut
boals
sold
calchu
Following
their
honeymoon.
Mr.
and
Mr.
Oourd
will
lake
up
t
In-ir
residence
at
Swanson
Hay.
BIG
LEAGUE
GAMES
XKW
YOHK.
Inly
9.
--In
Die
only
National
Leaisuo
game
yes-leiday.
Philadelphia
oulbalt.'.l
l'iltlnii'K
and
won
by
(en
to
six.
F.acii
team
secured
one
homer.
ly
losing
to
Clexeland
the
Yankees
lead
wa
cut
lo
six
games
in
the
American
League
.....
.
i
t
i
over
riiiiiuieipnia,
which
wvn
from
Chicago.
American
League
Detroit
3,
Huston
7.
Chicago
7,
PhiladelpUia
8.
Cleveland
0,
New
Vork
I.1
National
League
Philadelphia
10,
Pittsburg:
0.
Others
rain.
here
loday
nl
from
I
I.VO
lo
lo.sn
wilh
H
and
10
for
.seconds.
1
Ito
Following
were
the
sale:
llelgeland
70,000
lo
Cold
SIor
age.
Kuieka
'21,000
lo
Hoolh
Hah
erioji.
Canadian
Seliuu
10,500
lo
Cold
8lonii.
'
Dolphin
12,000
to
Alliu
Fish-
itfftsd.
N.
A
S.
3,500
lo
Jloyal
Fish
CJ.
Whether
It
Shall
Continue
to
Function
will
be
Debated
;iio
snouieu
i
our
nur
lor
you,
T!m.
eiMio
0r
officer
of
the!
eigm
lor
miner.
'-r-
.i
i.at,nr
r.niinii
w.n
Finally
attendants
ejected
Uie!lllM.
m.-r
fl.
iln
..uuntr
l:,,i
unruly
labor
rnmbHr
to
the,
,,,,
,.,
.,
II1(..Iill2
u!l:.r.
Common
from
the
Senate
bar.
j
lut.ljwn
of
wilc.iier
it
a,,aU
t,oclUd
Board
of
Trade
Will;
Similar
eemS
were
nacll
In
,
.KU(
to
funclion
wm
be
t.
uot.
n.anlullnn
ff.aar.
r
c
cummun
laitr.
iiph
mack
,
,
.
,
IHod
appeareil
a
labor
member!
ing
ntrrinv
jnwurr.
;
at
,ark
oJ
,)0
njl
m
..
,.
lertaine!
brre
tin
Peninp.
Ml
!
iHIA
July
t.
Tin
entire
I
.
i
.
ittifnUI
from
tli
.
iii-iry
r
Vancouver
!-
a
in
a
reoiutioiit
!
I'
V:
.-ini
Hoard
of
TraJe
:,
niiriR.nhe
Avaociat-i
-
'
Trad
next
month.
Mii
Um
fifty
jr
1
il-
ar
permitted
to
4
:n
rat
i'nat
and
Tli
abolition
jopcrly
lax
I
alo
'
aiioltirr
rroolution.
AUSTRALIANS
ARE
VICTORS
Bat
Worcester
County
In
Cricket
Yesterday
By
176
Runs
and
Sli
Wickets.
PRIZE
FIGHTER
DIED
AFTER
BOUT
WITH
PAT
PATRICK
WHITTIKH.
CaL
July
9.
Clarnrf
Jihiiftiii,
10
ypar
nf
ugr.
rliampion
wvllerwelglit
iiuxer,
llil
lal
n
Ighl
followJnp
a
Iruefi2hi
in
whkh
he
knorkfd
out
in
t!ir
fourth
round
in
opponent
l'at
Cat
i
n
k.
(bated.
I'reoidenl
S.
D.
Maedon-
ahl
ocpiitii
the
chair.
Tb
quelioa
of
the
itr:i
eliorap
irnioe1
for
night
coil
liMal,
wa
t-alt
vith.
A
(Jeleualioli
from
tin-
oullyine
fcriion
allriultl,
to
make
a
pro-
jlel
aatiit
thin
etiarpe.
.
j
paiflg
of
a
resolution,
moved
OJ
.
II.
auuri
riur,
.lllil
sn-wnu-
inI
by
.Mrs.
Jdin
Yiereck,
thai
a
pet
ii
mil
be
drawn
up.
requesting
the
repeal
f
Die
charge,
and
that
thi
petition
be
circulated
!for
sfsnalures
in
the
swlions
.
'direetly
affected,
section
?,
5,
0,i
'I
and
8.
The
resolution
carried
4
unanimously.
j
.
'
A
communication
from
the
1
r.Tonto
.Trade
and
Labor.
Cour-il
asking
that
a
resolution
1
jdrawn
up
for
presentation
lo
the
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
1'IUNCK
HIPKHT,
D,
(1,
FIUDAY
JULY
l,
102(1.
Trades
Goujtie.s
of
Oanada.
io
Die
end
that
the
Criminal
Code
be
amended
so
a
to
make
peaceful
picketing
legal,
was
endorsed.
Illegal
Hours
It
was
decided
to
have
the
annual
celebration
of
libor
Day,
(he
dale
being
Ihe
firt
Monday
in
September.
The
city
will
be
i
asked
to
give
uie
iraues
auu
Latmr
Counrtl
exclusive
use
of
Acropolis
grounds,
for
that
day.
More
complaints
have
been
received
nlioul
employees
In
Prince
Itupert
being
called
on
lo
work
more
hours
llian
they
should,
Ufderthe
Acl.
This-
mal
lei,
will
be
taken
tip
and
Frank
P..
Foster,
of
Ihe
Might
Hour
Day
Hoard,
will
be
requested
to
mak.
a
visit
lo
the
city
and
lake
action
against
those
concerned
The
mailer
"f
adding
further
ii
a
Hies
io
Uie
"l.ufair
List''
was
considered.
PROMINENT
VANCOUVER
BUSINESS
MAN
VISITING
CITY
ABOARD
EPAULINE
The
gasoline
yacht
Kpauliiie,
formerly
the
properly
of
F.
L
Huckley
iind
now
beloiwing
lo
W
C.
.Shelly,
prominent
Vancouver
business
man.
arrived
in
port
yesterday
afternoon
having
on
board
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Shelly.
Mr.
and
.Mrs
W.
J.
Johnson
and
a
parly
of
young
people.
They
uie
on
their
way
lo
filka
and
Skagway
on
holiday
cruise.
Mr.
Johnson,
who
Is
connected
wllh
Insurance
underwriter,
bus
business
In
the
interior
and
went
up
Ihe
line
on
today's
Irani.
Ho
will
return
lo
Ihe
city
early
next
week
aniL
In
Ihe
meantime,
the
P.pnullna.wlll
go
to
Massed
Inlet
with
the.
rel
of
Iho
party,
re
Itirntuig
here
to
pick
Mr.
Johnson
up
and
rnnUniie
north.
v
Subscribe
lo
the
Dally
News
TIMBER
FIRE
NEAR
NANAIMO
of
acre?
of
valuable
dt'sl
toyed
Irtxt
aisiii
by
furenl
fire.
breaking
out
i"-ir
Lady-smilh
Lumber
Uompanj
s
lo.xgin
For
a
time
the
city
-
auxiliary
iiumpim
station
m
Nanaini-i
Luke
and
two
locpinx
camp"
Lieut.
i
to
i
!
Yenterdu'i
CJrculttton,
J
IMPRESSED
HIM
Governor
Bruce
Returns
Vancouver
After
Tour
of
Central
Interior
VAXCOL'YKIl.
Jnlv
0.lef.nlv
ii'preised
willi
Hie.
osiliiliti2i
of
tho
lands
in
the
belt
of
the
Pacific
reat
Fislcrn
llailwa)
:iid
witli
the
scenic
beauties'
O,
'lie
val
district,
LieuteiVattt
iiuviTiiui
-llaiidolph
ft.
Ilruce
an.i
p.irly
relumed
iat
ni2hl
from
a
todr
into
the
central
interior
portion
of
thi
province;
Hon.
)r.
.
II.
Sutlieriand,
miiii'lor
of
public
work,
left
the
party
!
.t
Sniilherf.
'
.
.
i
'A
Dominion
within
Hritir.Ii
Wind
Changed
In
Time
to
Sane
j
tojIim,,ja
j
,,ow
,;le
Ueulen-;
Pumping
Station
and
Log-
unl
(ioveruor
dej-cribe
the
eouii.
glng
Camps
:ry
north
of
LiUooeL
He
eiprc.
"
"
Ui'il
'
aniazfiuent
af
the
valneij
NANALMO,
July'
0.
llundrt?!
!of
the
rolling
country
which
lie
(milter
liter
wereiaaid
was
"Literally
an
Kmpire
ii
itself
and
statfd
his
dUzht
ul
the
eondiiion
of
the
roads
in
Hip
Interior.
He
laid
stress
oa
the
camp
twelve
miles
from
here,
tourist
value
of
th
lilstorieal
and
romantic
fcaekg
round'
on
Hie
old
Cariboo
road.
yvlnd
senl
Mie
flames
-irtit
,dash-
i
1UHO.VH),
July
'J.
J.
I.
Mc
ings
wtiere
a
large1
crew
is
fir
!"
Connell.
well
known
in
coast
ing
the
Mane
wil
l
the
prosper!
newspaper
circles,
died
yesterday
of'bringing
il
under
eont
rid.
!
nftcrnoon
following
an
opera-estima'i
of
the
!.
is
available
.
lion.
Mackenzie
King
May
Conlesl
Two
Constituencies
Where
He
Has
Been
Offered
Nomination
Meighen
Cabinet
Has
Been
Formed
And
Will
Be
Announced
Some
Time
Today,
it
is
Reported
at
Ottawa.
OTTAWA.
July
u.
The
possibility
that
Kx-Premier
King
mav
conlesl
both
Nurlh
Y'ork
and
Prinre
Albert
at
Ihe
cumiugLUvc
Ciovernment
irenerul
election
i.
rumored
here,
lie
lias
ueen
onereu
me
nomination
bv
Liberals
in
both
constituencies.
In
Ihe
meantime,
il
is
known
that
Premier
.Meighen
has
Toric
Mine
at
Alice
Arm
Will
Ship
Bullion
Making
the
banks.
Mr.
Gerliardi
Shipments
Monthly
This
Fall
The
concentrating;
null
at
Ihe
Tone
mine
at
Alice
Arm
is
now
aboul
completed
and,
depending
on
the
delivery
of
machin
ery,
should
be
in
operation
by
the
end
of
August,
according
to
A.
12.
II.
(icrhardi,
managing
director
uml
consulting
engineer
for
Ihe
Consolidated
llomestuke
Mining
v
Development
Co.",
who
is
oir
his
way
lo
the
mine
aboard
Ihe
steamer
Prince
tieorge
today.
The
mill
will
have
a
daily
capacity
of
100
tons
and,
in
order
lo
simplify
Iho
problem
of
shipping,
it
is
proposed
to
smell
the
ore
into
gold
and
silver
bullion
on
the
ground,
making
bul
lion
shipments
monthly
direct
to
states
that
half
Arm,
the
llomestuke
IV).
has
just
placed
u
I
Mi
ton
gasoline
looo
a
million
Ions
of
ore
has
already;
motive
on
the
tracks
of
the
Dolly
been
blocked
out
in
less
than
1,-
000
feel
of
crosseultliwr
in
Hie
i
Toric
mlntf.
On
a
very
consor-
vative
basls,
Ihe
oreis
vatued
at
$12
per
ton,
nlthoiiighiassays
over
the
area
have
shown
ui
value
of
over
'.'2
per
Ion.
v'.
It.
D.
F.sooinbe
who
wns
brought
renin
the
'Old
Country
especially
for
Ihe
position,
is
superintendent
of
the
Toric
mine
and
there
are
12
men
employed
at
Hie
present
time
there.
.
In
order
to
take
siipjiUe
Into
the
mine
from
Ihe
wliarHit
Alico
Yardcn
llailway.
The
railroad
Is
now
in
good
shape.
Mr.
Oerhardl
slating
that
considerable
credit
is
due
Ihc
provincial
goxernment
tor
the
manner
in
which
il
has
been
maintained.
The
Toric-mine
lies
Just
across
the
Kltsault
lllver
from
the
Dolly
Yardcn
mine
and
is
connected
with
the
railway
by
a
high
level
hrhVife.
The
nunc
llself
is
about
three
quarters
of
u
mile
from
(ho
railway
grade.
'
Mr.
Gerhardl
will
spend
about
V
week
at
Alice
Arm.
Street
Sale.
4(1
:rom
hie
that
Mr.
Meighen
has
tost
prestige
through
bis
recent
see
him
in
a
decided
minority.'
Situation
Intolerable
Mr.
Stork
said
the
situation
during
the
past
six
months
was
an
intolerable
one.
There
were
nineteen
Liberal
Progressive
andj
five
Conservative
Progressives.
In
the
next
House
there
may
likely
rbe
Prugressives,
but
no
Tory
Pro
No
one
dreamed,
after
Mr.
King
had
been
refused
dissolution,
that
a
dissolution
would
be
granted
to
prelly
definitely
decided
on
the
personnel
of
his
cabinet.
ThuselMr.
Meighen,
said
Mr.
Slork.
tive!!
portfolios
have
been
notified
of
llieir
inclusion
m
the
cab
inet,
but
it
will
not
be
known
until
today
what
particular
port
folios
they
will
gel.
II
is
staled
that
the
premiers
of
ev
Hrutiswick
and
Nova
bcolia
were
offered
Ihe
j-euisal
or
portfolios,
(.tueher
and
Saskatchewan
are
the
most
uncertain
provinces
with
regard
lo
cabinet
representation.
It
is
likely
thri
new
premier
will
have
to
put
off
the
choosing
of
a
Saskatchewan
minister
tin
til
ai'ler
the
election.
gressives.
Mr.
King
made
u
very
brilliant
speech
m
condemnation
of
the
ac
tion
of
the
Governor
and
of
Mr.
Slcighen
in
the
House
of
Commons
and
although
the
Progressive'
members
had
decided
to
carry,
on
the
government
they
were
convinced
by
the
argument
and
vo'ed
against
the
new
Conserva
Members
of
the
House
thought
he
would
resign
as
lie
should
have
done
and
Mr.
Kina
would
have
again
taken
oer
the
Ciovernment,
completed
the
work
of
the
session
and
held
an
election
in
the
fall.
To
the
surprise
of
everyone
mem
bers
were
told
by
flunkies
of
the
House
that
they
had
been
dismissed
and
that
Ihey
were
no
Parliament.
It
reminded
them
of
the
days
of
Cromwell.
Just
One
Issue
"
The
Tories
are
endeavoring
to
make
the
Customs
probe
the
issue
of
the
election,
but
Ihey
cannot
do
it."
concluded
Mr.
Slork.
One
side
was
implicated
as
much
as
the
other
in
any
irregularities
in
thai
department.
The
question
before
the
people
today
is
a
much
greater
one
than
that.
It
is
whe
ther
we
are
to
be
a
democratic
country
or
return
to
an
autocracy.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Hid.
Asked
C.
P.
II
106.00
Dunwell
1.55
t.59
.
Ilazelton
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Hon.
T.
D.
Patlnllo
returned
lo
the
city
this
morning
after
having
spent
the
week
visiting
Oils
constituents
on
Vhc
Queen
Charlotte
Islands,
Mr
Paltullo
will
now
return
to
Yiolorla
visit
ing
ficeun
Falls
enroute.
"
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Halt,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
800A
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRIOR
FTVR
fiK.NTH
LIVELY
SCENE
IN
BRITISH
HOUSE
OF
LORDS
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Wafeened
lp
fry
LatW
Memfr
ers
Wio
06cf
to
Eight
Hour
Day
LONDON.
July
0.-
The
final
stage
of
the
eighl
hour
hilt
i.
,i
(prized
1)
amazing
scenes,
in
both
hou-e
ol
Parliament
gh
ami
dcnioiislraliun
of
u
very
unusual
nature
in
the
where,
for
ihc
first
time
in
history,
Hie
Closure
wan
.
i
before
the
bill
wat
finally
pussed.
In
.UK
(he
debate
in
the
Lord,
four
Labor
peer
vigorously
POSSIBLE
END
LABOR
COUNCIL
.
u
(he
passage
of
the
meaun
delaying
adjournmeiil
long
:if
;
ill
time,
and
finally
the
.Marquis
of
Salisbury.
House
At
Neit
Meeting
the
Question
of
RAILWAYMENjWILL
NOT
TAKE
PART
IN
COAL
MINERS'
STRIKE
WEVMOLTII,
July
J
An
apinril
from
Sern-fary
Cook
of
the
miner
fed-
rration
lo
jupiort
Hie
miner'
rik
by'
refusing
to
handle
imported
coal
wa
rejected
fiy
delegates
of
Hie
National.
Hallways
(".onftreni'c
lotlay.
NORTH
COUNTRY
Meighen
Will
Not
Have
as
Many
Supporters
in
Next
House
as
in
Last
That
is
op'nion
of
Fred
Stork
who
returned
1
home
yesterday
pleased
at
prospects
for
Liberal
victory
"The
election
is
going
lo
be
fought
out
on
the
cuu'stitiilional
question
and
Mackenzie
King
has
not
only
the
right
side
of
the
argument,
but
1
think
he
has
the
backing
of
the
people,"
s(ated
Fred
Sunk,
who
returned
yesterday
after
being
told
at
Ottawa,
by
the
flunkies
ol
the
hou.e
of
Common-
thiii
the
Houst?
had
been
dissolved
by
the
Governor
ou
the
advice
of
Mr.
Aleighen.
"1
can
teU
you
this,"
said
Mr.
Slork,
"Mr.
Meighen
will
have
fewer
.Mipporters.
in
the
next
House
than
he
had
in
the
last,
lheie
were
llnrty
Cjiiserative.s
elected
in
three
corner-fighH
nl
Ihe
last
nleslion
and
most
of'
-
-
..
.ii
I..;
rin
tllVJll
Mill
HVi
uc
iiici
auci
next.
There
will
be
no
Tory
l'ro-
eressive
in
Hie
next
House.
The
electors
on
the
prairies
will
seej
to
that.
Already
there
is
a
stronyj
demand
on
the
five
who
were
in!
the
laot
House
for
au
explanation
of
their
actions.
You
can
lake
it
T
'I'MTHjltlirj
titlf'lfr'-1"
il'H
-i
h..i.
.i..,..T.m
NEWSPAPERMAN
DIES4aion-and.
4Ju
.
next.
Hoiue
..willj
THOUGHT
PLANE
WAS
A
DEVIL
On
Second
Trip
to
Point
Barrow
,
.
Eskimo
Children
Had
Model
Mafihines.,
SEATTLE.
July
9.-
When
the
Eskimo
at
Poini
Harrow
fir.-d
saw
the
airplane
of
the
Wilkins
expedition
last
spring
they
dubbed
it
a
devil,
Frederick
Earp.
a
newspaperman
with
the
expedi.
Hon
said
here
yesterday,
but
when
Ihe
expedition
hext
visited
romi
narrow
me
,sklmo
children
were
found
playing
with
model
planes
constructed
of
the.
hide
of
walrus-
and
Tseals
Earp
said
the
failure
of
the
expedition
was
due
to
inability
of
the
planes
lo
carry
suflicienl
gasoline.
v
POLICE
SEIZED
GASOLINE
BOAT
Arranmore,
Vancouver,
Held
Here,
For
Investigation
Unled
Government
Liquor
Act.
Hringing
with
them
the
Van
couver
gasoline
cruiser
Arran
more,
which
they
seized
at
Hute-
lale
yesterday.
Inspector
Spiller
unl
Constable
Cain
in
of
the
pro
vincial
police
and
Inspector
John
son
and
Constable
Grant
of
the
Liquor
Hoard
force,"
returned
lo
the
city
last
evening.
The
Arranmore.
wlii-li
has
a
Norwegian
captain,
is
being
held
here
for
inxestigalion
under
the
Government
Liquor
Act.
HUMPBACKS
RUNNING
PRINCE
WILLIAM
SD.
WESTCOAST
ALASKA
Cordova.
July
D.
The
annual
run
of
humpback
salnimi
in
the
Prince
William
Sound
biigan
on
Thursday,
earlier
than
usual
by
at
least
five
days.
:,
cannery
tender
arriving
yesteriiity'brought
2tJ,000
fish.
Cannery-men
expect
unusually
good
ralches
of
pinks,
DR.
WRINCH'S
S0N
BECOMESA
DOCTOR
VANCOt
YKlt.
July
o.
-Leonard
H.
Wrinch.
or
Haieiton,
son
of
Dr.
Wrindi,
M.P.P.,
ha
been,
licensed
as
a
medico
by
Hie
med.
leal
'council
pr,
Canada
with
thvi
qulllf
leaf
i
m
or
L,M.o;c
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