it
L
1
in
open
dory
two
days
and
two
nights
wet
and
almost
without
clothes
hKTCIIIKAX.
July
!:.
The
hardship
and
danger
of
the
t
a
fisherman
was
again
well
illustrated
Ihis
week
in
ill.-
1
1
of
(he
burning
at
sen
of
the
halibut
schooner
(Lady.
I
w
of
wlurli
have
arrived
here.
Mowing
in
mi
uien
dm
:,
:
days
und
two
nighl
without
shoe?,
coats
or
hat-.
Kinar
Hun
Hirkiaml
and
L.
Hogen
were
puked
up
Saturday
ofl
'
niiiaiiey
and
urnved
here
(his
week.
Id
k
and
was
the
master
und
llolie
and
llogeit
were
the
crew
I'aiihiil
schooner
(tlady
which
wan
destroyed
hy
fire
lal
'
-
-
--
I
Thursday
while
35
mile
south
CANADIANS
ARE
IN
THE
LEAD
Blair
and
Parnell
Ahead
of
All
Others
In
King's
Prize
Shoot
at
Bltley.
ELEVEN
IN
SECOND
STAGE
(Competition
Is
Against
Over
Nino
Hundred
Marksmen
From
AH
Over
World.
Wsp
V
July
15.
-
Major
It.
M.
'
Vancouver,
ind
M.
fe.
I
lo.1
out
a
polbl
105
iH
'
1
-!
stage
of
the
famous
K
-
-
prize
hool
which
aro
Hie
t
scores
mude
h,y
any
of
i'
'tun
nine
hundred
marks-r;
d..ni
all
jwirts
of
Uie
Empire.
ace
(impel
ing.
'r;n
rp
were
eleven
Canadian
i
t-i
'ir-it
of
00
and
hotter,
all
c
-r
n(f
the
right
to
shoot
in
tin
Ml
s'age
Friday.
GOLD
STRIKE
IN
CARIBOO
Cedar
Creek
Scene
or
Washup
Yielding
400
Ounces
from
Short
Sluice
Run
VVNCOUVF.U,
July
15.
A
new
F"ld
strike
has
been
made
near
Cedar
Creek
in
Hie
Cariboo
di
'net,
according
lo
word
received
'"m
Hint
nelllemenl.
which
said
nnottt
100
ounces
has
Just
been
"'ought
from
Ihe
scene
of
Ihe
"tid.
The
nntotiul
was
recovered
after
a
short
sluice
run
despite
Mir
fact
thai
a
large
number
ol
men
employed
in
Ihe
working.-lalely
were
engaged
in
fire
Ugh'-oK
oiiernlions.
SALMON
RUN
ALASKA
GOOD
Fifteen
Thousand
Cases
Ahead
of
Two
Years
Ago,
When
Unusually
Large
Number.
COIUMIVA,
July
15.
H
Is
esll-nialed
Hint
the
ranneries
or
J'rlnco
William
Sound
have
packed
iiImuiI
15,000
cases
or
humpback
salmon
moro
ihan
Ihey
hud
at
this
data
two
years
ago,
when
the
fish
wero
unusually
plentiful.
Tho
plnnls
arc
operating;
day
and
night.
Although
th
opera-
Ions
are
somewhat
hampered
by
labor
almi'liugc,
55,000
cases
wero
"hipped
rrom
hero
last
week.
east
of
Carnation
Island,
in
the
I
Pacific
Ocean..
j
While
encaged
in
filiiivr
for
halibut
shortly
;-flrr
noin
on
Thursday,
the
Gladys
caught
fire
I
in
!ome
o
yel
utsleteruiind
man-
'iwr.
Hiey
then
commenced
their
bailie
with
wind
and
wave.
nw-
Mrs.
II.
J.
Hrntlhury
and
son
sail
tomorrow
morning
on
tho
Princess
Charlotte
for
Juneau.
on
a
holiday
visit.
VANCOUVER,
July
15.
--
Chief
Commissioner
MrKcown
announced
yesterday
afternoon
that
a
ilrimri
uiiiiM
im
-eruler-
oil
when
the
full
hoard
return
to
Ottawa
a
to
whether
Canadian
Paei-
lie
olllcials
should
be
pro-
M'culed
for
alleged
fail-
uri
to
comply
with
the
4-
Hoard
s
gram
rati'
cipiali-
i
zalion
order.
G
t
'GEORGE
BLACK
GOING
NORTH
Newspaper
Say
He
Will
Not
be
Candidate
In
Yukon
but
In
North
Vancouver
VANCOUVER.
July
15.
The
Sun
ay:
"Captain
lieorwe
Mark,
who
wa
Conservative
membe.-
Lnahlf
to
cheek
Uie
fmne
or'
for
the
Yukon
at
Ottawa
for
a
nave
any
Uteif
,peoyual
cf-
number
ot
year
ia
u
hiv
way
feet
tiir
men
threw
the
dory'horUi.
He
'
Will
nol.
according
to
overboard.
I'he
dory
drifted
away
.WHI
founded
rumor
in
party
clr
fmm
the
flaming
tllady
and
1hc
j
men
bad
to
swim
for
it
lo
save
llheir
Hve.
cl"'n,
rvce
vp
armther
nomination
hut
ha
gone
in
assist
in
choosing
'
a
ueceor.
CapUitii
Illark.
according
'a
:
tie
Cofl'-eiYaiite
orgaiiizationVi
Inu
steadily
nil
day
and
alt
night
plans,
i
wanted
t
run
in
Nort
i
until
lale
Satunlay
afteriUMin
i
Vancouver
uga:;isi
Dugalu
lon-when
pickeil
up
in
an
exhausted
lathy,
formr
memiier
for
thai
condition
off
Cape
Omattey
by
a
,-nt!tucnry.
f
Verdun.
(Juebee,
eae"i!roU.r
who
brought
them
to
Kd-
ehikan.
Aoiie
of
Iheiii
wifre
able
to
save
any
ol
their
effects,
altd
upon
arrival
hrre
had
to
be
outfitted
with
eliithing
by
Ihelr
friends.
llolie
is
a
local
tosldenl
and
is
a
brtHher
of
J.
II.
llolie.
who
owned
the
(iladys.
None
of
the
mar
iners
were
married.
The
Hla.lys
wan
II
feel
loivg
ami
was
valued
at
?'..000.
The
tio.ii
was
'"'ly
'wo
years
old
and
was
partly
covered
by
insurance.
PREMIER
KING
IS
MUCH
SOUGHT
MAN
AS
A
CANDIDATE
-
OTTAWA.
July
15.
-
-
F..-Premier
Mackenzie
Kingis
in
much
demand
as
a
candidate.
Not
only
is
he
invited
to
run
in
North
York
and
in
Prince
Albert,
hut
Vancouv
comer,
Ottawa
and
a
dozen
other
constituencies
think
Ihey
would
like
Ihe
man
whom
Ihey
think
will
be
premier
again
soon
as
their
candidate.
HON.
H.
H.
STEVENS
IS
SUFFERING
BREAKDOWN
OTTAWA,
July
15.
Hon.
II.
H.
Stevens,
who
has
been
In
the
hospital
here
since
Monday
suffering
from
a
breakdown,
is
reported
to
be
iinieji
improved
this
morning
and
is
expected
to
he
out
I
ucsday.
MONTANA
FOREST
FIRES
ALARMING
MISSOl'I.A.
Mont.,
July
15.
Tho
forest
fire
situation
through-ml
the
stale
has
reached
serious
uronorllons.
Forestry
offfelals
report
125
small
fire
started
by
!
lightning
threatening
to
get
out
6t
hand.
1
'
Flames
Threatened
to
Wipe
Out
Village
of
St.
Marie
de
Beauce
This
Morning.
QUMIIKC,
July
15.--destroying
more
than
a
dozen
buildings
with
lass
estimated
at
300,000,
fire
broke
.
out
this
morning
and
threatened
to
wipe
out
Hie
entire
village
of
SI.
Marie
de
Heauce,
befween
Levis
and
Sherbrooke.
With
the
aid
or
the
Levis
fire
brigade.
Hie
flames
were
brought
under
control
this
afternoon.
One
man
was
injured.
HIGH
COMMISSIONER"
CANCELS
HIS
VISIT
r8
LONDON,
July
I5.
It
is
understood
in
view
of
Ihe
political
situation
in
Ihe
Dominion
that
High
Commissioner
Larkiu
has
cancelled
Hie
visit
to
Canada
which,
he
had
set
for
the
end
of
July.
CANADIANS
ARE
BEATEN
ENGLISH
FOOTBALLERS
OTTAWA.
July
15.
The
Eng
lish
soccer
tourists
won
Ihe
nine
tcnnlh
consecutive
victory
when
they
dcrrnled
Ottawa
All
Stars
yesterday
eight
goals
lo
one.
wiimtooRT-'
Terrace:
Cloudy,
calm,
temp
(II.
Anyox:
Clear,
calm,
temp.
08
Stewart
:Cl'ear,
calm,
lemp.
53
llazellon:
Part
cloudy,
calm,
I
em
pernio
re
00.
Munis
Lake:
Part
cloudy,
culm
leniperalure
51,
Smllhers:
!Pnrl
cloudy,
calm;
teinpernlure
CO.
'
-
Yankees
Score
Five
Runs
In
Ninth
After
Two
Men
Cut
and
j
single.
Win
Game.
NKW
YORK
national
iimlli
i
inn
i,
jfcty
15.
A
iten-i
inning
rally
by
thei
Yankee
when
lliy
run
after
two
men
were
out
featured
u
twelve
inniiu
viiVory
over
Heli-oil.
Fall
W'hilehill
held
New
York
to
three
liil
until
the
ninth
when
lie
wa
hatteil
out
uf
Hie
box.
.
:
The
'New
York'
jiiarils
returned
viflorious
front
I
their
wf.trn
march
ye.4lenlay-hy
eitir
PiHs-
National
League
Ho.
ion
0.
Chicago
1.
Philadelphia
I,
Cincinnati
5.
St.
Lou
in
2,
Hro'ialyn
5.
Xew
York
1
2-5,
Piltsourg
8-i
American
League
Hetroit
0,
Xew
V
rk
7.
Chicago
l.
Washington
2
O
t
heci
iolt'Qiii''l.
KILLED
IN
MINE'.-""'"""
Fl'HNTK,
July
15.-
Nick
a
miner,
was
killed
in
:
cave-in
at
(U)al
Creek
mines
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
and
mm
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
'Kl.
'"In
with
newly
laiil
dancing
Anywhere
at.
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Motel,
3rd
Awe.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
Oth
81
If
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
least.
Phone
487.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOh,
XVI.,
SO,
101
IMIl.NCK
HUPEIIT,
H.
(i,
Till
HBDAY.
JULY
15,
il20.
Yeiterdajr'i
Circulation.
Hit
gtret
Sites
US
PRIOR
FIVR
CENT.
WHOLESALE
EXECUTION
TT1M1SH
PLOTTERS
HALIBUT
BOAT
DESTROYED
BY
FIRE
OFF
CAPE
OMANEY
BUT
CREW
ESCAPE
Halibut
Schooner
Was
Burned
at
Sea
and
Her
Crew
Are
at
Ketchikam
I
finer
Rolie,
Hans
Birkland
and
L
Bogen
were
FREIGHT
RATES
PROSECUTION
IS
NOT
YET
DECIDED
jSENSATIONAL
BALL
PLAYING?
CURLEW
ARRIVES
ESQUIMALT
ON
WAY
TO
PRINCE
RUPERT
VICTOIUA,
July
15.
The
Hritisli
lixht
cruiser
Curlew
arrived
at
1-(juimalt'on
an
oflicial
viit
ye!'trday
and
after
ppend-inp
two
days
will
leave
for
I'rinre
Hupert
return-iiifr
here
on
AiijfUft
25.
ALBERTA
FIRE
IS
A
BAD
ONE
burp
iliwn
twice
before
33.00(1;
fan.
In
the
first
game
I..n.hlroniiTravel,lna
Through
Tree
Tops
at:
made
a
lionie
run.
a
triple
and
a
Rate
of
Eight
to
Ten
Miles
an
Hour
KH.Mt.NT()X,
July
15.
Continuance
of
a
northeasterly
wind
was
the
only
llnig
preventing
one
of
ihe
worst
forest
fires
in
the
history
of
the
province
of
Alherta.
stales
Colonel
Palmer,
chief
fire
raujer,
referring
to
a
blaze
wesl
of
Whilecourt
on
lln
Athahaska
It
her.
which
is
catinv
lis
way
into
valuable
.
timber
limits.
Palmer
and
his
assistants,
who
returned
from
the
scene
of
the
fire,
say
thai
in
Ihe
limbered
It
'area
the
flames
are
(ravellin:
First
B'g
Motorship
to
Arrive
in
Port
Was
L.
A.
Christiansen
Now
Gone
to
Queen
Charlottes
On
July
2,
the
second
day
out
from
0aka,
Julius
chief
engineer
of
tlie
Nonvegian
motorsliip
L.
A.
Capl.
Arne
Kerborn,
which
arrived
here
ial
night
from
i
Japan,
died
and
wis
buried
at
sea.
He
was
a
young
man
in
years
and
his
home
was
in
lonsberg,
.Norway.
The
L.
A.
Chri.lian-en,
which
was
Ihe
first
moiur.-hip
of
o
largea
yize
to
visit
this
port,
arrived
here
at
8.30
last
nighl
and
mailed
at
11.45
for
0een
Charlotte
City,
where
she
will
load
lumber
cargo
at
Ihe
Silka
Spruce
mill
and
proceed
lo
New
ti'jk
via
New
Westminster
and,
Vancouver.
The
vcjsel
made
the
passage
from
Osaka
to
Prince'
iliii.ert
in
fourteen
days.
Ou
the
last
week
of
the
voyaire
she
ex-
J
perienced
lmost
constant
fog.
The
vessel
is
of
2.510
tons
rg-J
ister
a'.d
carries-
a
crew
of
2!M
men,
all
of
whom
are
Norwegians
except
one,
who
is
a
Cerman.
Hie
was
built
about
a
year
ago
in
(iermany
and
is
a
beautifully
filed
oiil
freighter.
Her
owners
are
the
lljalniar
Hoed
Co.,
of
Tons-
iberg.
Norway,
and
the
local
apents
are
H.
L.
JohnsontWallon
Lii.
It
was
the.
fit
visit
of
Capt.
Herbom
and
his
officers
to
Prince
Itupert
and
they
were
pleased
W'Hh
the
harbor
and
jls
easy
en-Irant-e.
The
scenery
of
this
neighborhood
much
resembles
that
of
their
native
land
of
(iermany
they
said.
Capt.
Herbom
(expressed
the
hrpe
that
he
might
was
Ihe
first
underground
an-i-.
through
the
Iree
tops
al
Ihe
ralei.ini
,u
,,
i,K.,i
--..m
drnt
at
Ihe
mine
in
four
years.
of
eighl
to
ln
ni'les
an
hour..
,
Thirteen
Prominent
Men
BIG
FIRE
IN
named
in
Smyrna
Kesult
QUEBEC
TOWN
0f
pot
Against
President
Six
of
victims
were
members
of
Turkish
Parliament
and
one
an
army
officer;
all
protested
innocence
SMYHNA,
July
15.
Thirteen
men,
six
of
them
members
or
the
Turkish
Parliament,
wero
hanged
yesterday
al
slreet
cor
ners
along
Ihe
waterfront
for
conspiring
to
assassinate
President
.Mustnpha
Kemal
Pasha.
All
died
protesting
their
innocence.
The
plot
was
discovered
on
June
18.
The
streets
presented
a
weird
scene
with
ituriecn
rune
gallow
s,
in
reality
simply
Iripods,
with
short
nooses
attached.
The
condemned
men
were
paraueu
to
uie
ganows,
vvnere
mall
groups
gathered
to
witness
he
executions.
Among
the
victims
was
Hiit'hdi
Pasha,
aged
57.
lie
had
served
in
the
army
for
;t5
years.
He
met
his
fate
quietly.
ALEX.
YULE'S
ROSE
PATH
K
RFAIITY
COLONEL
PECK
SPOT
THESE
DAYS
NOT
RUNNING
A
rose
garden
that
would
do
,,
R.r.no
offer
to
Become
Con-
cmlit
lo
even
Portland,
the
Rose!
Mrvativ-
Candfdate
for
Skeena
City,
has
been
cultivated'
On
Mc-
.
v
constituency.
Hrido
Street
by
Alex.
Yule.
Mr.!
Yule
has
had
splendid
success,
.VICT(RlA.
July
15.Col.-Cy.
with
the
raising
of
a
sreal
variely
.
...
....
'
'
....
,
,
of
choice
roses
ami
his
little
patch;
,
,
..,,
..,,,
.
.
.
a
ii
uon
a
ivhuiu
oi
.'oi
vii
is
these
days
one
of
the
beauty;.
..
.
,
...
or
lOWIi.
potS
1Mil
f,.
St.nn
Im.
Iiepn
in
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
H.C.
Sliver
Dunwell
J.
HazellOn
Howe
Sound
...
Independence
Indian
L.
.L.
.Ntarmot
Preniter
Porter
.Idaho
Silver
Crest
Surf
Inlet
....
Hid.
Asked
2.10
2.20
....
1.55
1.05
.
.0T6
...
38.v00t
40.00
.
5'i
.00
08"'.
'.10
.
2.15:2.18
v.To'
....
.12
05
vited
to
ronlest
the
Skeena
rilling
in
the
Conservative
interest.
The
invitation
came
from
Stewart
and
the
mpiest,
it
Is
understood,
will
be'detltneJl
"
"
DROWNED
SWIMMING
IN
THE
MOYIE
RIVER
YAHK,
July
15.-
While
swim
ming
in
the
Moyie
River
near
here
Arthur-It.
"Old,
IU
years
of
age,
was
drowned
while
a
younger
brother
and
sister
looked
on
ndp!i'ss
from
the
bank.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Four
Boats
Sold
78,500
Pounds
of
Halibut
at
Exchange
This
Morn'jig
Four
boals
sold
1K.500
pound
oT
halibut
al
the
Fish
Exchange
thos
morning.
One
American
vessel
gol
I5.5e
and
lc
for
50,-
00(1
pounds
and
three
Canadian
boats
sold
28,500
pounds
at
bids
ranging
from
15.5c
and
De
lo
10.2c
and
10c.
The
arrivals
were
as
follows
American
Omaney.
50,000
pounds,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storat
Co.
Canadian
Y..
Lipsell.
15,000
pounds
ar.J
S.A.
3,500
pounds,
to
the
Royal
Fish
Co
Ringleader,
10.000
pounds,
lo
the
Atlin
Fisheries.
SPECIAL
TOURIST
PARTIES
ARE
DUE
MINERS'
STRIKE
IS
DISCUSSED
Committee
of
Federation
Meets
Trades
Union
Congress
to
Discuss
Matter.
TO
CONTINUE
STRUGGLE
LONDON,
July
15.
The
executive
of
the.
Uritish
Miners'
Federation
conferred
this
evening
with
the
Trades
Union
Congress
lo
discuss
"ways
"and
means
of
bringing
the
mhiers','slrike
to
a
successJyJ
issU
.Jiut.
whether
this
means
peace
or
a
continuance
of
the
strike
was
not
clear,
al-tlrough
(Sovernnrcnt
officials
ex-
prr-oed
the
opinion
that
a
settle
ment
was
not
impossible
before
Ihe
end
of
Ihe
month.
The-Trades
Union
Congress,
af
ter
i
conference.
with
the
Miners
executive,
announced
ibis
evening
that
it
would
give
all
possible
as
sistance
and
will
raise
funds
to
supiKirl
the
miners
in
their
struggle
against
longer
hours
or
re
duced
wages.
TWO
AVIATORS
ARRIVE
HOME
".-
Circle
Globe
'n
28
Days
Fourteen
and
Half
Hours
from
New
York
NKW
YORK,
July
15,
With
more
than
a
week
cut
from
th?
time
a
man
may
circle
the
globe,
Edward
Evans
and
Llnlont
Well
arrived
at
Hie
Pulitzer
Building
al
I
p.m.
yesterday,
"8
day
HVi
hours
after
they
left
New
orfc.
The
previous
record
of
35
days
21
hours,
35
minutes,
was
mad'i
in
ll
13
by
John
Mears
without
'tie
use
of
airplanes.
HERE
ON
SATURDAY
FOREST
FIRES
Two
special
tour
parlies
will
'
n
it
it
llt
nil.
sift
Sk
llt.
I'll-
41
f
(U
I
1
1
U
l
111V
'UIUIUUJ
us
teiuoon
s
train
and
ptveeed
south
lo
Vancouver
on
the
steamer
Prince
Ruporl.
One
of
lhe.se
parlies,
Adams'
Across
Canada"
tour
patty,
con
sists
of
32
school
teachers
rrom
Quebec
and
Ihe
Maritime
Prov
inces
under
the
leadership
ol
C.
A.
Adams,
H.
A.,
principal
of
the
HUh
School
al
(iranby.
(Juebec.
Fhe
second
party
on
the
same
train
consists
of
fifteen
Chicago
people
on
a
Sangers'
Lour.
THREE
HUNDRED
DOLLAR
FINE
IS
.
IMPOSED
TODAY
John
11.
Tail
pleaded
gudly
In
the
city
police
court
this
morn
ing
lo
a
charge
ot
selling
beer
ou
Hie'
prenii-.es
of
the
Great
War
Veterans'
,Moclalinu
and
was
fined
300.
The
case
against
the
Orent
War.
Veterans'
Assoc?
iallon
itself
is
due
to
come
up
'omorrow
morning.
UNDER
CONTROL
Welcome
Rain
Falling
Today
on
Vancouver
Island
and
Lower
Mainland.
VANCOI
VKH.
July
15.
Rain
which
began
falling
last
nighl
and
this
morning
is
fairly
general
on
Vancouver
Island
And
tho
Mainland
anil
forestry)
(officials
today
expressed)
Uie
belief
that
all
fin's
may
be
held
in
check.
Vernon
reported
a
heavy
shower
this
morning
and
thunderstorms
are
forecasted
for
the
Koolenay
dlsiric'3
where
the
weather
Is.
decidedly
cooler.
HINDUS
CLASH
WITHMOSLEMS
(ULCrrTA,
July
t5.
-
In
another
clash
between,
Hindu
ami
Mohammedan
this
morning,
four
were
killed
and
sixty
wouuded.