'he
II
V
or"
TAXI
W
and
Ambulance
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
m..-A
Dnvil
Hotel.
3rd
Avi
and
th
SL
lt,r"inu.nl
,
J'ar..ii.,.
WATT
VIDECK.
Prop.
VOL
XVI
N.
172
,...
'I
9
'-Urn
Hy
e
rc
the
ftrsi
n
p-U.tiMons.
I
kmw
of
nothing
hi
iispalehel
to
lM,;iirilih
history
comiHirahle
with
it
T
JOHN.
N
il..
July
2
1
n
iiiir
his
tour
of
the
Man
1
'
:
provinces.
Premier
Meighen
il
an
audirnru
here
last
nighl:
I
a
ty
public
man
Is
delcrmin
l
i
reach
the
object
you
have
mind,
to
ue
Ihe
Canadian
V
for
Canadian
trade,
1
hsk
o
believe
I
am
determined
'
eeaeh
that
ohjeclive."
H
aid
that
iinolher
objectle
he
w
uld
try
to
leach
In
iho
short-"
possible
lime
would
hi
the
1
'VHlinit
or
Canadian-
market
f
11
maritime
products
TWO
YEARS
AND
TWENTY
LASHES
Mike
Fltkal
Is
Sentenced
In
Vancouver
for
Assaulting
Young
Woman.
since
the
days
f
Charles
I.
Vindicate
Rights
Mr.
Kintt
referred
to
the
con
dilution
as
"a
counter
magnet
to
tendeiHties
of
separation
from
tireat
llritaiu
or
annexation
with
other
lands"
and,
in
the
name
or
all
rreedont.
Jlherly
and
loyalty
which
the
llritislt
constitution
sened
to
ettsoire,
tic
askcl
his
rellmv
Cinadians
"in
(he
name
alike
of
Kniff
and
eiuiulry
to
vln-dieale
its
inUtht
and
majesty,
at
the
polls."
Hon.
Fruest
IiMin!e.
denying
l
hat
the
Liberals
wvre,
"draBKlng
I
the
crown
down
lnti
the
political
arena."
aroused
Mr.
Melsheu
or
doltu
that
by
"liwloriously
shel-lerinir
behind
the
crown."
lie
said:
"II
N
hetiiml
the
Iliitlsh
Hair
and
under
its
glorious
phi-
tecllon
thai
we
wage
this
fight
for
Canadian
autonomy
and
self
got
eminent."
LIBERAL
CONVENTION
OTTAWA.
July
.
Constitutional
isiie
arising
out
of
j
commissioner
of
Fisheries
For
tiiuiiuii
of
llio
Lrfiiisenative
iiovrriimciil
and
the
dissolution
V
iteciilh
parliament
of
Canada
featured
the
speeches
of
11
:i
William
Mucketuie
King,
former
premier,
and
Hon.
!.!iHiuile.
Ttirnier
minister
of
justice,
in
a
meeting
liere
ghi
with
which
the
Liberal
federal
election
campaign
vn
Mi
hog
demanded
pursuance
uf
the
customs
probe,
pre-tr
direg
nidges,
lie
denounced
the
whispering
eatnpaigu
-rr
-
!
-lo
the
ilent
kind
that
wan
being
carried
on
wHli
unbelievable,
Industry
and
ingenuity
by
those
who
were
oioed
to
Hie
Liberals.
Ilr
recounted
the
work
of
the
tale
Liberal
diiiinitrutioH
point
ing
iwirticulariy
at
I
lie
Robb
budget
which,
he
claimed,
directly
affeeted
every
Individual
in
the
BEING
HELD
TONIGHT
Candidate
Wyi
be
Nominated
Contest
Skeena
In
Federal
Election
Uld.
.Hi
I.
noli
1.50
.(7
.05
"
to
A
convention
will
be
held
in
Ihe
.Melropole
Hall
llu
evenim
untler
the
auspices
or
the
Skeena
District
Liberal
Association
fir
the
purpose
of
uonilnalintr
a
candidate
to
contest
the
riding
In
the
forthcoming
federal
election.
The
meelling
will
be
open
not
only
lo
delegates
but
to
all
Liberals
in
llie
city
or
nisinci
who
wish
lo
attend.
II
Is
ex-
peeled
that
Fred
Slork
will
-again
be
nomlnaleil.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
VA.NCOUVFH,
July
21.
Mlko
l
dkul
was
sentenced
lo
two
years
n.lMl
i'
the
penitentiary
with
twenty
duh
well
.
laslms
after
pleading
guilty
to
a
porter
Idaho
charge
of
annulling
a
young
wo-
victoria';.
"van
on
u
ulreel
lit
I'olnl
drey
011
Marmot
June
18,
tfilrf
Inlet
Asked
1.52
,()(t
.35
.10-
0
Province
Is
Visitor
In
District
This
Week-End.
the
course
of
bis
annual
inspec
tiwn
uf
the
saluiou
fisheries.
Mr.
Itabroek
came
into
town
on
the
CaUia
last
exeinn
and
relume,!
south
this
morning,
lianit
ben
tailed
to
Victoria
on
business
in
oonnceliou
with
the
halibut
eom-
tnnisluu,
of
wlitrh
he
is
the
pre
siding
and
exeoutie
officer.
Speaking
of
the
-alnton
situa-
Uott
fh
;pVn
U'lte.
Mr.
llauccx-l
slaMI
last
night
that
lite
soi-ki-w-
'un
in
Smith's
I
he
cycle
year.
FIRST
ORE
IS
SHIPPED
Thirty
Tons
Aro
Sent
From
Thornhlll
ML
Mine,
Terrace.
TERMACC,
July
24.
The
flrtt
load
of
oro
to
be
shipped
from
this
district
went
out
on
Friday's
freight
bound
for
the
Tacoma
smelter.
It
consisted
of
thirty
tons
of
ore
from
the
Golden
N
lb
Mine
on
Thornhlll
Mountain,
of
which
O.
P.
Brown
Is
the
manager.
Tho
oro
carries
gold
values
of
$60
to
S70
per
ton.
CONSOLIDATED
IS
MAKING
BIG
MONEY
Profits
for
Six
Months
Amounted
to
$5,600,000,
Being
an
Improvement
Over
Last
Year
MO.NTIIKAL.
July
21.-
I'ro
fill
of
(lie
Consolidated
Mining
Smeltliiig
Co.,
which
operates
tho
I'nill
smeller
in
llritislt
Colmn
blu,
for
lbs
rirst.six
months
ot
this
year
totalled
SD.two.uuu
ar
er
all
cilueJloits
uail
.
oucn
h'witW--Thr-uas--inok-o
than,
half
a
million
dollars
heller
than
for
Ihe
same
period
In
l'.25.
OLD
EMPLOYEE
DIES
VICTOIUA.
July
2
1.-
William
1.
Ilockwilh,
aiged
7.'),
a
resident
of
Jcloila
lor
forty-seven
years
and
jnphryed
for
twenty
years
In
'ttie.
lands
dcjiarlmenl,
'died
00.
Id
yotcr.lay.
MATRIC
EXAM
RESULTS
OUT
dow,
Ada
M.'iMlnzs":!!.
Jam
-ji
K.
Parker
andifaeii'-e
H.
I
Itouison
lur
completed
Fie
eaudidab's
were
granted
partial
s'.andln
Hazeltoh
Centre
New
llazcllori
I'unlie
School,
grade
II.
F.rn-!
A.
Goddanl
Kltsumkallum
Centre
Kitnu)kallunii
Superior
School,
Biade
1
1.--John
l.awnmee
Ureiv
M.
Marguerite
Jin
tin
IS).
Ocean
Falls
Centre
-
esin
FH'lfiih
Setiool,
prwrt.
II-
1.
111
line
l.
Christie
(S
Lillian
M.
Smary
its
Ann-
and
fllier
Inlc
was
belter
than
True.
Three
candidates
cantiM
thttrtfeiiad
been
ivaon
to
expect,
I
partial
sjanoin
tllOugTi
11
wxis
a
nine
eany
;ei
i
deterfi.lhif
what
the
pack
would
reolly
lie.
'Hie
-iiualion
on
the
Skeena
ltier
aip-ared
to
e
ex-ceptlMially
favorable
so
far
with
two
Or
three
weeks
yet
left
in
which
there
tnijchl
reasonably
lie
epcted
a
gool
run
of
sookeye.
The
twek
to
dale,
Mr.
ltabcorrk
st-ited.
was
ahead
of
that
in
1022,
Stewart
Centre
Stewart
Superior
School,
gradj
II
ciicrry
"ampbell.
Joan
I..
Mello.v
Wlnnifred
M.
Mellor.
One
Candidate
granted
partial
stand
ing.
Prince
George
Centre
Prince
tieore
High
School.
irrade
It
Joseph
K.
Campbell,
Kdilh
M.
FIIish,
Nestor
J.
Izow-ky
(S(,
Dorothy
L.
Mohr,
Doris
A.
H.
Mot
re.
Pearl
Mclnnis
(S
Anvils
A.
McMillan
(S,
Klsic
(.
Pasohke
S
,
Eunice
V.
Towr-(S.
Charles
A.
Van
Somer
(S
.
Seven
cainlidates
sratiled
partis'
standing.
Smltheri
Centre
Smilhers
ilcii
School,
prad
II
William
It.
Calderwood
S
Vivian
J
-ji-aham
(S).
Ccaie
A.
Millar.
Mildred
S.
McDonald
Three
ci
idiila'r-s
granted
partial
slaml'iv?
ROBERT
SCOH
HAS
CONFESSED
Savs
Ho
Killed
Man
For
Whose
Murder
His
Brother,
Russell,
Is
Sentenced
to
Die.
CHICAGO.
July
21.
The
Chi
cago
Kxainmer
publishes
a
story
today
slating
thai
Hobert
scolt
has
confessed
he
fired
the
shot
which
killed
Joseph
Mauer,
drug-l-.isi,
and
for
whose
murder
his
brother.
Itusspll
Scolt,
is
sentenc
ed
to
hang
in
October.
II
is
now
hcliexcd
that
the
legal
battle
to
save
Hussell
from
the
gallows
will
he
reopened.
Louis
Forkrud
sails
'his
f
teruoon
on
the
Prince
Oeorgo
for
the
south.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central'
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IMUXCK
Hl'PKHT,
H.
i
HATLHDAY,
JILY
21.
1020.
Yeilerdjr'
Circulation,
I
til
Woman
Claiming
to
Have
Hus
band
In
Victoria
Centre
of
Sturgeon
Falls
Tragedy
STORY
DOES
NOT
JIBE
STUIKiEON
FALLS.
July
21.
tlrs.
Albina
Kllery,
aged
2J,
who
said
slie
returned
liere
from
Vic-loria
last
week
with
an
infant
diilrf.
administered
a
fatal
dose
f
Paris
tirer:.
to
the
baby
and
then
took
her
own
life
wilh
tfcc
auie
poi'-on.
Afler
lakiag
the
dose
herself,
she
summoned
the
parish
priest
and
confessed
but
when
medical
aid
which
had
bei'ii
uininnned
by
the
priest
arrived
il
was
loo
,ale
lo
save
the
woman's
life.
When
she
arrived
here,
w!
ere
her
father
is
a
well
known
reshlenl.
Mr.
Kllery
said
hat
her
husband,
Aliiert
Kllery,
was
in
victoria
w;.ere
ne
was
employed
as
a
branch
manager
fnr
the
Canadian
Pacific
Hailway
telegraph
service.
VICIOIUA.
July
2t.
Enquiries
it
l':i
telCKraph
offices
here
Ia'
d
to
revpal
trace
oT
any
Alltert
'nen
"t
tlte
rte
id
woman
who
claimed
I"
lie
tns
wife.
VANCOUVER
TOTERRACE
Highway
Between
Two
Points
Is
Object
or
Public
Works
Department.
VICTORIA,
July
24.
As
part
of
the
development
of
a
trunk
road
from
Vancouver
to
Terrace,
the
provincial
department
of
public
works
is
calling
for
tenders
for
a
highway
bridge
over
the
Quesnel
River
at
Quesnel,
replacing
the
old
viaduct
at
a
cost
of
approximately
$70,-000.
It
Is
expected
that
the
contract
will
be
let
in
a
few
days.
The
Installation
of
the
bridge
wilt
be
carried
out
to
link
the
central
Interior
with
the
ccast
through
the
use
of
the
new
Cariboo
Road.
It
Is
expected
that
travel
to
Prince
Georgo,
Hazelton
and
Terrace
will
show
a
heavy
Increase
with
the
opening
of
the
road.
TEST
MATCHES"
Game
Between
Australia
and
Eng
land
Postponed
Today
on
Account
of
Rain.
MANCHESTER.
July
21.
Rain
this
morning
slopped
the
fourth
lest
match
between
England
and
Australia
ttfler
Hardsley
and
Woodall
had
been
at
bat,
over-scorlrjt
six
runs
Tor
the
visitors.
The
match
will'
he
resumed
on
Monday.
'
BIRTH
A
son
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
II.
Calderwood,
or
Dighy
Island,
al
the
Jubilee
Hospital
l:i
Victoria,
on
July
22.
Skeena
District
Liberal
Association
A
MEETING
Will
be
held
in
Ihe
METROPOLE
HALL
TONIGHT,
at
8
o'clock
For
lite
purpose
of
pominaling
a
candidate
to
eonlesl
tho
l'eilerul
Hiding
of
Skeena.
All
Liberals
tiul
friend
are
cordially
invited
lo
allejul.
Street
Sales.
4;
J
K
BostonGrill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
fcr
the
least.
Phone
467.
PRICK
FIVE
CUNTS.
LIBERAL
CAMPAIGN
IS
OPENED
IN
OTTAWA
nni7rnTiinmirn
rmnn
nrniin
nn
iniAim
Tr
i
III
lirvmill
OPIIAAI
O
bUYtKiNlULWl
5
LUlll
fUKlSlUd
KLLlWUUd
lMMIMj
in
MAIUM
dMUULD
Mackenzie
Kins
and
Lapointe
Recount
Work
of
Liberals
and
Condemn
Tories'
Vile
Tactics
Action
of
Meighen
dubbed
anarchy
and
absol-
SATISFIED
VITH
ulism
conservatives
ingiorwusiy
pi
imam
riPHlMP
sheltering
behind
Rag
:
OALMUN
HMllNll
ODD
SHIPMENT
TAKEN
BY
LINER
to
Lion
Skins
8ent
to
England
For
Manufacture
of
Leather
Goods.
Th
v
i
It
July
st
-
When
,
dtgHiiliirc.
of
the
am
Parkct
and
...
rteaii
Line
Joint
J
from
her
thin
week
unusual
parcel
am
lomltiUm
hy
a
reduelton
of
lata
tiin.
".Mr.
Meighen
Htjri.ed
power
and
iMiMfH
narllsirnem
hy"
sum
marilv
rlnsinc
it
H
diMir
and
for
two
weeks
Mr.
M
Hg
hen
himself
wa
Hi"
sole
government
of
Ua
nada."
Mr.
King
declared.
"If
that
.
not
anarchy
r
absolutism
In
government
I
would
Mke
to
know
MKntiMMitsof
Irewlit.;
,
,
,
.....
r
,,,,11111
ndii
...
,u
mi...
rf
...
,
,
wa
shipped
at
'r-!pM),,l
ou
would
assign
a
kov-
......
-.1.1.
at
m-tl
lion
I
'
.
.
.
i
1.
w.
-
-
season,
ami
nuiiuxr
ming
valurd
at
1,000.
-
were
secured
hy
the1
r
die
Queen
Charlotte
i
,1
arc
being
sent
hy
lo-
vim
s
to
their
coitivaules
I
Km'.
The
kin
will
literiy
in
the
nwnufar-iraUier
goN.
and
are
,
a
oiiHigned
o
the
firm
M
I
ami
sin
and
Co.
MEIGHEN
SPOKE
IN
ST.
JOHN,
N.
B.
Says
he
will
try
to
uso
Canadian
Ports
foe
Canadian
Trade
and
Find
Market
for
Marlllmes
I
eminent
carried
ou
under
such
J
uli
it
p.
llabcock,
of
Victoria,
assistant
aotntnixiioner
of
fisher
Several
From
Prince
Rupert
High
School
In
List
of
Successful
Students.
VICTOHIA,
J
illy
.'.
-Hesult
of
Itlic
recent
jurior
malricutatiou
'examination
In
l.l
llironliout
the
'pioMnce
were
1
uWished
here
to
day
by
the
dej;Tr.ii-iit
or
education.
1
The
followlttpitssed:
Dorothy
Doane.
M
alcatel
J.
tlrieve,
Isa
Kaiuyama,
.Muriel
F.
Milienl,
Lucy
li.
(tUlfen,
Mary
F.
O'JIrieu,
Swana
()la,4iitand
Mary
11.
Wallers.
I
.rthur
F.
Cade.
Doris
M.
(Win
ies
lor
British
Columbia
and;
pa.,.,!
with
,oiie
or
more
sup
chairman
of
the
iii'eriiatioiian.,),.,,,,.,,,,.)-
fisheries!
commission,
is
it
visitor
tt
ij
in
the
district
lln-
wk-end
"
Uirade
XI
POISONS
BABY;
President
Calks
of
Mexico
THEN
HERSELF
Proclaims
Regulation
Which
Bans
Religion
from
bchools
MKXICO
CITY,
July
2.
President
Calles
yesterday
pro
claimed
regulations
giving
effect
to
constitutional
prohibition
or
religious
teaching
in
private
schools
supplementing
religious
law
s
which
become
effei
tive
at
tne
eua
01
tne
monin
ami
wnicn
give
Ihe
government
power
to
regulate
churches
and
school.
The
regulations
issiieu
yesieruay
proniou
ministers
01
uuj
religious
cult
from
acting
as
directors
or
teachers
in
private
rhools
and
Ihe
M'hools
aie
forluaaeu
to
nave
any
cnapeis
or
other
places
uf
religions
worship
or
to
have
anywhere
on
the
promise
pictures,
.statues,
images
or
objects
of
a
religious
nature.
ARE
VISItJNG
DlSfRlCTi
Aemlllus
Jarvla,
of
Toronto,
and!
11LU111
iliu
v
A.
C.
Flumerrelt,
or
Vancouver,
j
-Were
In
Town
This
Morning.
Won
From
New
York
Giants
Yes-
'
-
terday,
While
Cincinnati
Lost
Prominent
visitor
in
the
city'
to
Boston,
and
district
this
week-end
arej
-
Aemilius
Jervis
Sr..
of
Toronto,!
XKW
YORK,
July
2t.
With
prominent
Canadian
rinancier
and
j
Rogers
llornsby
back
in
the
line-
presidenl
or
the
it.
C.
rislting
x,up,
despite
a
serious
injury
lo
ms
Parking
Co.;
A.
C.
Flumerrelt,
or
eye,
St.
Louis
Cardinals
defeated
Vancouver,
vice-president,
and
Y..
New
York
Giants
yesterday
and
F.
Hurke,
of
Vancouver,
former
j
are
now
but
three
and
a
half
general
manager
of
the
Wallace
games
behind
the
leading
Cin-Ftsheries
and
now
a
director
oficinnati
Reds
who
lost,
lo
Hostou,
the
U.
C.
Packer.-,
which
convpany
'
Mays
being
balled
oul
of
th
has
absorbed-the
Wallace
fTsli-
nes.
Travelling
aboard
the
lia-aia.
the
party
is
visiting
Hits
company's
eanrteiy
holdings
iti
the
north
and
was
in
town
last
night
and
again
this
mosning.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
Nine
Vessels
Sold
Catches
Totalling
156.000
Pounds
at
Exchange
Thba
Morning
Halibut
landings
marketed
a!
the
F'ish
hxchaiieie
tins
morning
jtalled
156,000
pounds,
tw
American
schooners
selling
itf.
000
pounds
and
seven
Canadian:
77.000
pounds.
Ihe
price
ice
first
class
American
fish
wa
15.1c
and
I5.dc
and
for
second
class,
yc.
Canadian
prices
rang
ed
from
ll.Je
and
10c
to
15.6'
and
tC.5c.
.
The
boats
landhiR
fuel
catches
were
a
follows:
Storage
Co.
American
Resolute.
50,000.
lo
the
Can
adian
F'ish
A
Cold
Slorge
Co.
Ivanhoe,
21,000,
to
Pacifu'
Fisheries.
Canadian
P.
Dorteen,
td.OOO,
and
Aiken.
12,000,
to
Hoolh
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Yule,
3.500.
and
Nautilus,
10.-
i0o.
to
the
Allin
Fisheries.
Impereusc,
0,000,
to
.Iloja'
Fish
Co.
Selmn,
10,500.
and
Scrub,
fJ.-
000.
lo
Canadian
Msh
&
Uo
WEATHERJtEPORT
tiovernment
'lelegraphs,
a.ih
Princo
Runert:
Cloudy,
fresU
sotilheast
wind.
temp.
51.
Hazellon:
Showery,
otlm,
letnn.
08.
Telesrranti
Creek:
Cloudy,
calm
r
-
ietnp.
CO.
Sintttiers:
Cloudy,
windy,
temp
00.
'
J
Terrace:
Part
cloudy,
calm.
temp.'
55;
heavy
ruin,-during
the
night.
Anyox:
Raining,
calm,
temp
5.
-
'
";-'
53.
Slew-art:
Rilinliig,
ealm.
temp
NOMINATIONS
New
Westmlnster-rW.
.
Mo
Ouarrle,
M.p,
Con.eWaUe.
Reuina
Hon.
Ciiarlos
Don
niniral"
'
In
the
American
League.
SI.
Louis
batted
Ihe
Hoston
pitchers
hard
and
won
a
te'rt
Inning
affair,
the
second
in
two
days.
National
League
Philadelphia
3,
Chicago
5.
I
Boston
6,
Cincinnati
2.
New
York-Pittsburg,
rain.
American
League
Cleveland
H,
Philadelphia
5.
Chicago
3,
New
York
II.
SI.
Louis
6,
Boston
1.
Dct.ro
i
'J.
Washington
C.
REORGANIZING
OF
DEPARTMENT
Elford
Hood,
Chief
Public
Works
Clerk,
Is
Retired
at
Victoria.
VICTOIUA,
July
2.
-
Elford
Hood,
for
many
years
chief
clerk
and
accountant
in,
the
public
works
department,
was
retired
yesterday
by
Order
-ln
-council.
Hon.
Dr.
W.
11.
Sutherland,
min-
sler
of
public
worksr
stated
that
ie
retirement
was
part
of
a
pro
gram
of
reorganization
in
the
department.
No
successor
has
been
named.
SEVERE
FLOODS
IN
JUGO
SLAVIA
Seven
Villages
Are
Destroyed
and
Much
Damage
Done
When
Danube
Overflows.
llF.LfiRADE,
July
21.
Seven
villages
were
destroyed
through
tho
bursting
of
danvs
in
the
re
gion
of
ltatchka.
due
to
floods
on
(lie
Rivet-
Danube.
Damage
to
property
and
crops
is
estimated
at
$30,000,000.
FRENCH
FRANC
IS
PICKING
UP
VALUE
Quoted
Today
at
40.91
to
Dollar
and
119
to
Pound
Sterling.
PARIS.
July
2
A
steady
improvement
on
French
exchange
continued
today,
the
frano
being
quoted
at
the
ctoje
at
I0.0I
to
the
dollar
and
IH
to
the
pound
lagajfist
Friday's
loe
or
12.87
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