25
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOL
XVI.,
NO,
100.
INCREASE
IN
RED
SALMON
Or.
Gilbert
Tells
of
Change
at
Kodiak
Island
in
Far
North.
HKWAHI).
Alaska.
July
17.
Ik.
.
..a
1
.
t.
.o.
u.
it.
uiinert.
who
i
hviu
en
riiuif
front
the
fisheries
lin-tuii
station
at
Karlnk.
Koiliak
l-ijtid.
reports
u
record
break-fg
inrreuse
in
red
salmon
in
Mi.i'
ditrirl.
tiilbert,
an
expert
on
the
siib-
Jf
t.
who
is
leaving
for
Ihe
stall
-Till
mile
southwest
orjiere
l
secure
treatment
fur
rlieum-i-'i-m.
titiid
thai
lal
year
81,-'o
sidinoit
nscended
Ihe
river
to
spawn
mid
two
tunl
a
half
million
came
down.
This
year
million
went
up
and
already
IV
200.IHH)
have
come
ilown.
FOREST
FIRES
UNDER
CONTROL
Situation
Much
fmoroved
With
Advent
or
Cooler
Weather
on
Coast.
VAXntil'Vllll.
Jnlv
17.
-
The
furesl.
file
sHimlhiu
Is
ureally
Bit
proxetl
aloiiu
the
coast
and
in
Iho
interior.
Wlilh
cool
weather
V'-.
vallliw,
Ihe
forest
officials
expect
to
have
the
bltues
under
eontroi
wttli
In
1H
hours.
The
bU
fire
lu
(ho
Kooletiuy
National
Pink
was
brou-lil
under
control
IilsL
nlulil.
In
Weslini,
Wlaslilngtoii
and
part
of
Oregon
Hie
sUuation
U
much
Improved,
hut
Mn'ni
nnd
Montiitia
ri'porU
Indioate
that
Hio
ooinllliou
U
villi
orlou.
'7
K1IISH
t
i
il
lo
receive
a
delegation
from
I
Ml-
Anclicaii
uml
Free
;h
lit-!-
on
Monday
evening.
V
ordiiig
to
the
English
newspapers,
the
elmn
hmen's
plait
i'-
supervision
of
the
subsidy
for
the
support
of
the
while
organization
is
being
effected,
hut
it
i
belie
veil
h
no
ukciinoou
ui
me
iiovcriimciii
sanctioning
a
siilisiuv
niiriiiiiiiiifii
mi
PARK
BRIDGE
AT
VANCOUVER!;
Object
to
Tunnel
and
Make
Recommendation
Vt
il
VLB,
July
I
J.
Ibpre-I
the
routirili
of
the
l
'Hurranl
Intel
.i.-r.fa
VtfuTwWt
OH
definitely
favoring
it
the
Itrsl
narrow
to
a
tunnel.
They
,
;
ied
shipping
fitlcr-1
proposal
slitltihl
.
i
nut
not
favoml.
omrndalion
will
lteint'
as
4
tlial
Hie
Mian
shall
it
-an
1100
feel
long
wit
i
i
.
i
h'
n
.'00
feel
abovo
i
.-.
'!
The
width
or
Hi--
1m-
a!
lees!
40
ff-'i.
i,
i
I'.'iiul
nrcommodalio.t
I
r
ili
;
tan.
l
the
public
expense.
The
Daily
.Mail
rcort
that
there
l
a
pro-iiicip.il
afoot
lu
raise
a
Lan
of
i
Cio.ooo.ooo
om-urwl
on
the
re-J
source
or
tin-
oual
industry
and
ay
the
miner'
executive
may
iflteel
lii
consider
this
licit
week.
OTTAWA,
July
17.
J.
I).
Oliaphn
liax
taken
over
diniiiilralion
of
lite
eu-lom
ib-parlmenl
penditig
Slevi-n-,
wlm
after
Hi
re-
laie
from
Ihe
li.--iltnl
p-hirnn
lo
Vancouver
un-
lit
afler
Ihe
elect
inni.
TEN
HALIBUT
BOATS
CHAPLIN
TAKES
OVER
CUSTOMS
STEVENS
IS
ILL
A
SELL
THEIR
CATCHES
s
Eight
of
Number
are
Canadians,
'
With
Only
Two
Americans
At
Exchange.
t
Ltahl
of
the
(en
boats
selling
their
calelies
at
the
Fish
Kx-rhangc
(Ins
morning
wrre
(ina-11.111
boats,
the
price
obtained
by
them
beinig
10
to
17.10
with
lo
tu
to.Jo
for
seconds.
Americm
boats
retcheil
I8.i0
and
I8.3U
with
twelvu
cent
for
j-ccoiids.
Arrivals,
were:
American
..
An
twi
J.,
11.000
pound,
to
the
Booth
Fisheries.
Melinite?,
5,000
lb
Paciflo
Tisli-crles.
Canadian
-
Voluivteer.
0,000,
lo
Bootlt,
Fish
eries.
'
'
Bino.
.5io
lo
Boolli
Hsherios.
White
Lily,
U.OOO,
to
tint
lloyil
Fih
Co.
Atll,
11,000,
to
Pacific
Fish
eries.
Hose
Spit,
1
11,000,
lOyMliti
rish-
eries.
Marguerite,
0.000
to
Cold
stor
age,
f
Cap?
Swain.
10,000.
lo
l.old
Slot'iuge.
Iris.
3.300.
to
r.oiil
Morage.
HON.
BOB.-ROGERS
IS..
SLATED
FOR
SENATE
OTTAWA.
July
17'.
lliitnor
here
has
il
that
Hull.
Bob.
ling
ers,
whose
name
was
omitted
front
the
list
of
niinislers,
is
lo
bine
ii
nine?
in
Ihe
Semite
in
case
the
Conservative
Huvern
meiil
is
returned
lo
power.
MANY
PINK
SALMON
PACKED
IN
ALASKA
UOIIDOVA,
July
17.-
The
sal
mon
cannery
of
Hm
Copper
Hlver
packing
Co.,
at
Port
CSellie,
on
Prince
William
Sound
near
hero,
hud
up
lo
last
night
packed
more
than
B0.Q00
cases
or
pink
salmon
an
averajh!
of
3,000'
castC
a
day.
'
MOOSiaAW,
July
1".
A
l.y-
elone.
nveoinpaiiicd
byltail,
struck
the
Milage
of
Kxpans'e.
31
miles
oulhwertt
of
bete,
tieinolbbiii
PARIS,
July,
17The
Brl-and
ministry
resigned
thli
evening
when
the
chamber
of
deputies
vote
dajalnst
the
Qovemment's
financial
bill,
the
majority
being
43-agalnsL
Tho
bill
would
have
given
the
Government
power
to
deal
with
the
financial
situation
by
decreasing
correction
measures.
The
debate
was
acrimonious.
WARSHIP
IS
DUE
B.C.
Silver
Dllliwell
......
HhicIIou
Howe
Sound
ludhttt
.-....:
Mat'inol
CHURCHES
buiMlngf.
and
damaginir
or
des-Jingolfii
ci
lhroiiglioul
the
conn
ifoyinu
7.II0IJ
arre
of
croii-i.
The
'try.
will
thou-
lal
have
nol
yet
been
dis-
cciveu.
I
will
lie
all
nreti
ai
om
e
aim
a
'
At
Did
W
ive
the
residence
and
new
(ii!-ervutive.
lot
appointed
barn
ou
the
rrm
oriieotwe
linker
irt.
their
plaee'
It
is
staled
here
wa
roinpletely
ib'tnolilieil,
the
that
the
.ofleer.
who
ronducted
buildii
sliaitcn.
and
snmlllilic
last
election
are
not
t-atis-
liieee
strewn
uxor
a
large
Uis-IrieL
At
HnU'van
a
grain
elevator
was
ilaiifiUi-etJ
to
the
extent
uf
?U,000,
li)ull
builliii
demoll-ilied
and
niany
ii-siden-e
damaKd.
BRIAN)
GOES
OUT
OFFICE
Defeated
on
Elnance
J3III
and
ivu.f
nil
nil
Acrimonious
Debate.
HERE
ON
MONDAY
H.
M.
S.
Curlew
Will
Make
Four
Day
Stay
In
This
Port.
II.
M.
S.
Curlew
of
Iho
Bermu
da-Wop
I
Indies
squadron
is
due
liere
front
l'.spiimall
on
Monday
for
a
four-day
lsit
to
the
port
in
the
miurse
of
a
Pacifie
cruise.
Hie
viit
is
being
awaited
with
interest
locally
nnd
a
full
pro
gram
o
entertninmeni
tor
mc
ship'
fcnmpatiy
Is
being
arranged,
'the
Curlew
was
last
here
in
103.
Gapt.
II.
DABridges,
C.V.O.,
D.S.U..
is
in
conimand
of
the
Curlew,
which
ha
an
entirely
new
list
of
'-officers
nnd
men
front
the
time
sn
was
last
Jtere.
BOY
KILLED
FALLING
FROM
A
LOAD
OF
HAY
WHEN
HORSES
BOLTED
N'LW
WlvSI'MlNSTKM.
July
7.
Jollr-d
front
a
wagon
load
of
hay
when
a
leant
driven
by
his
stepfather
ran
away
Thursday
In
triiiigley
municipality,
Andrew
.Miller,
twelve
years
or
age,
sustained
a
fractured
skull
from
which
he
died
i:
the
hospital
hero
today.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
I'mnlej
V
I'tirler'vldaho
.
SllyVretvaf
surr
inlta
-
2.07
.
1.53
38.00
.O.-i
.07
'M3
.05
Vi
.05
Asked4
2.20
1.00
.00
U
10.00
.0(
U
.10
2.18
.07
.13
:o7
factory
and
as
they
hold
office
only
"during
the
pleasure"
of
the
(Sovertiineul,
the
(ioverii-mcnl's
pleasure
will
be
that
they
vacate
office
irnmedialely.
A
new
voters'
li-l
will
be
prepared,
biced
on
the
provincial
lils
with
opportunity
for
additional
registration-.
The
last
Dominion
list
will
be
ignored,'
lk
I
a
1
1
I
lt
J
k
1
1
1
till
(Till
f
k
1
1
H
by
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PI1INCE
HUPEHT.
B.
(1,
HATUIDAY,
JULY
17,
11)20.
TRY
TO
YeXeriby't
Urtolitlon,
1601
Those
Who
OfNcfated
Last
Year,
PUtiburg
Crept
Little
Closer
to
Will
Be
Dismissed
and
Others
Appointed.
NEW
LIST
OF
VOTERS
OTTAWA,
July
17.
llctuni-
Clnclnnatl
In
Baseball
Pan-nant
Race.
MAV
YOltK,
July
17.
Scorimr
seyen
runs
in
t'ue
second
inning
yesterday.
Iill!biir
downed
Boa
i'.ou
and
crept
a
little
clo-er
to
registration
will
have
to
regislerjCl
illfa
Wii!A1Kk
again
ir
they
are
no)
on
the
pro-
1
ULlUll
IllllllLll
.
.
i
i..i
CHIEF
INSPECTOR
OFjTSHERIES
HERE
I
Major
J.
A.
Motherwell
Has
Been
on
inspection
Tnpio
naas
and
Skeena
Rivers.
Major
and
Mrs.
J.
A.
Mother
well
of
Vancouver
are
registered
at
Hie
Prince
Hupert
Hotel.
Ma
jor
Molherwell.
who
is
triiier
in
spector
or
fisheries.
(or
British
Columbia,
came
north
on
the
patrol
steamer
Malaspiua
recently
and
has
been
speitdinig
the
past
few
days
in
the
district
making
his
annual
lour
of
Inspection
on
the
Nan
and
Sl.ccna
Mivers,
ac
cniivpanied
by
Adam
Mackte.'tlie
local
inspector.
Major
and
Mrs.
Motherwell
will
proceed
on
their
re
I
urn
south
ai
the
first
of
the
week.
BEER
PLEBISCITE
VICTOM1A.
Lily
I7.Prentier
(tlier
ultima''
that
the
(intnd
Forks-tireenwooil
beer
plebiscilc
will
be
lie
Id
oi
August
21.
Or
him
S
YMl
London
Veteran,
"72
Years
Old,
Also
Won
Same
Trophy
In
1912.
BISLKY,
July
17.
-Sergeant
A.
(I.
Fulton,
or
the
(Jueens
West
minster
Itegiment.
Lon-lon,
tolay
wotf
lite
King's
prixe
Tor
the
sec
ond
lime,
having
taWen
the
tro
phy
in
l'Jt
2.
Fulton
is
a
veteran,
72
years
of
ace.
He
shot
ofr
a
tie
with
three
representatives"
oT
the
British
Isles.-
Seven
Canadians
qualified
'or
the
finals.
womancharged
with
manslaughter
RESULT
OF
COLLISION
VANCOtVKH.
July
17.
M.
Ta-ktichi
died
yesterday
af(emoiti
from
injuries
sustained
earlier
In
the
day
when
the
motor
cycle
he
was
driving
crashed
into
a
ar
driven
by
tlraee
Kennedy,
who
is
charged
with
manslaughter.
Negotiations
Opened
for
Sale
of
Union
Steamship
Company
to
the
Canadian
National
Railway
Co.
VANCOL
A
Kit,
July
J7.
The
Province
yesterday
carried
the
following
despatch
under
a
Montreal
dale
line:
"Negotiations
have
been
opened
between
the
Canadian
National.
Hailways
and
the
Canadian
(ioventnient
Merchant
Marine
on
on?
side
and
lite
Union
Sleutnship
Company
of
Vancouwr
on
tile
oilier
for
Ihe
titirrhase
of
Ihe
business
and
steutner
service
of
the
latter.
No
details
are
available;
here
but
il
completed
the
deal
will
be
large
one."
VANCOtVF.M.
July
17.-
IL
-I.i
Keeley,
Pacific
Coast
manager
or
negotiations
for
the
purchase
of
the
C.H.M..M.
sialed
last
night
the
I'nioii
Steamships
by
Hi.
thai
so
far
as
he
was
ronrerned'C.X.H.
ami
Canadian
fiovetntnei
l
he
knew
nothing
of
the
reported!
Merchant
Marine.
LECTURE
By
A.
J.
Eshleman
of
Lecture
Slnff,
International
Bible
Students.
Association
"WHY
WORLD
POWERS
ARE
TOTTERING
I
THE
REMEDY"
In
Westholme
Theatre
Sunday,
July
18,
at
7.30
p.m.
SKAT8
FltKK
NO
COLLKCTIO.N
END
Street
8ttes
III
.i..n.
v..
i
r
,
..u.
ll.l.l
.
111.
,1
11.11
I...-!.
.-.wv-.,..
-
r,
-
-,
..
.
v
w
"
'
ut
".',.
.
"
",u,,s
:
.
,
,
.'
,
'in
a
Muffing
bee
marked
by
ueauts
or
injuries
nave
oeen
re-
tn-ii?.
u
r.wx
rr...,.
.It
niini.r.
....
u.M.i.
!
..11
r
"i
i
j
t'
v
.kies.
There
were
five
errors.
By
taking
a'double
header
from
si.
I.ouK
Philadelphia
climbed
lo
within
fhcfc-atncs
of
the
New
York
Yankees,
who
scored
three
runs
in
the
ii
lit-:
ti
lo
beat
Detroit.
National
League
.
Boston
7,
Pitt-bur.'
9.
I!iooln
8,
SI.
Louis
.
American
League
Detroit
3.
Xew
ork
4.
SI.
I.ouis
2-4,
Philadelphia
3-5
Cleveland
8.
Washington
0
tjltlca-l(o'on
iol
poued.
time
and
were
both
tired.
in
;
iiiie.-tiou
tltev
nail
lieen
out
some
chells
hail
offered
to
sail
the
boat
in
so
he,
Kelly,
lay
down
and
went
to
sleep.
He
was
awakened
by'
yelling
from
his
partner
and
look-
.1
in?
out
saw
him
struggling
in
of
him,
Ktchells
sank.
Kelly
says
that
Ktchells
was
probably
sitting
on
the
sUru
of
the
boat
and
bei'tig
weary
fell
asleep
and
dropped
off.
not
aw-jkenii;
until
he
struck
the.
water.
The
deceased
had
no
rclaties
in
this
country
so
far
as
Kelly
knows.
He
says
he
had
known
He
had
recently
leen
in
the
bos
pltal
at
Vancouver
for
an
opera-
Large
Upstair
Dm
I
tig
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRICK
FIVK
CENTS.
STRIKE
kkkNA
DIVED
PKHfDIW
AW
I
ACEC
I
IET
WUI7N
QAIIINf.
UftMlT
WITH
PATfU
lllJUllil
lllTUil
1
AUIlUlUfinil
LiVUJUU
Ullili
TTllfjll
UfliJUlllU
UUlfllJ
If
11
11
VftlVll
aw
AT
V.
I
i
If
I
AT
am
I
;
IKIsTIBI
I
I
!
ll
II
'I
II
I
ATlATlalMlaTB
1
I
AT
AT
tlUrCnmen
Ot
DMam
HtLUIUamuiliLW
urrilKo
3LUWjIMj
BEE,
r
Inverness
cannery
Move
fo
Terminate
the
Strike
of
Coal
Miners
I.OMiON,
July
17.
A
further
move
m
llic
rhunhmcii'
rig
m
ior
pcucc
111
wie
oai
items
wax
inane
ilu
aiieruooti
.1..,.
1
1
...i
Mint
llj.tiltt-.ti
...
u
I..II..M
I.,
llin
IK-I...1.
M.i
I
.l.r:....l
NEAR
MOOSEJAW;
FOR
ELECTION
IN
BIG
LEAGUES;
(Many
Thousands
of
Dollars'
Da
mage
to
Buildings
and
Crops
on
Prairies
Fishing
Boat
and
Was
Drowned
Wheh
Returning
with
His
Catch
When
mailing
the
boat
back
to
the
cannery
with
a
catch
of
ninety
alnioit
yesterday,
Joe
Klchellf,
boat
puller
for
Ham
Kelly,
felt
from
the
stern
and
before
he
could
be
reached
t-ank
and
was
drowned.
He
wa
an
Knglihmait
about
b
years
of
age
and
was
well
known
on
the
coal,
having
worked
out
of
Victoria
on
steamship
for
many
years.
Sam-
Kelly
came
in
this
morning
to
reinirt
the
tragedy.
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JACK
DELANEY
NOW
CHAMPION
the
water
some
distance
behind.:
Beats
Paul
Btrlanbach
In
Fifteen
He
dropped
Hie
sail
and
rowed
in
hound
Fight,
Staging
Stlr-the
direction
or
the
man,
but
j
ring
Comeback,
when
wilhiii
about
a
boat
length.
NFW
YOKK,
July
17.
Jack
Bflaney.
light
heavyweight
of
Bridgeport,
Conn.,
won
the
worlds
175
pound
championship
last
night
when
be
secured
the
judge's
decision
over
Paul
Berlanbach
In
a
gruelling
fifteen
round
contest.
The
slirrinjr
rally
of
the
last
.our
rounds
:ave
Dolaney
the
crown.
seemingly
stunned
Dy
him
Tor
'thrKpast
fourtee'n-years.fthf
tremenilbus'
punciies-
of
the
champion
.Delaney
suddenly
came
to
lire
and
staged
a
sensational
lion
and
they
had
planned
to
make
j
comeback,
knockintr
the
crown
a
little
slake
together.
They
bad
i
rroni
Berlanbach
s
ftcad
with
a
been
working
together
for
about
a
month.
The
body
has
not
yet
been
round.
DONAQHY
REFUSES
TAKE
NOMINATION
NORTH
VANCOUVER
mands.
FLOODS
IN
EUROPE;
VANCOLVKM,
July
17.
1).
D.
Donaghy,
who
ear-
ried
north
Vancouver
for
the
Liberals
at
ttte
last
4
election,
announces
that
he
definitely
reruses
nom-
illation
in
Vancouver
north
owing
to
business
de-
miNACCIDENT
Large
Area
of
Rich
Land
Covered
With
Water.
Between
80
and
100
People
Killed.
Y1K.NXA,
July
l7--HeKrts
from
Belgrade
state
that
between
80
and
0(l
person
were
killed
when
a
landslide
buried
a
railrottd-train
near
Searajero,
in
Bosnia.
In
Jugo
Slavia
lo.OOO
acres
of
the
richest
agricultural
land
is
flooded
and
other
lang?
sections
are
threatened
as
the
waters
con-!inoe
to
rise.
CANADA
ANDCUBAr
DIVIDE
HONORS
IN
DAVIS
CUP
TENNIS
HAVANA.
July
17.
Cavanu
and
Cuba
divided
honors
in
the
first
meeting
of
the
second
round
of
Iho
Davis
,,Cup
tennis
for
the
Atn
erlcan
loiui.,
.
..Willard,
Crocker
won
again,-'!
Vincent
"Manet
C-L
0-4.
OI,
while
Jack
Wright
losl
a
five
set
struggle
to
llugelio
Pari,
2-0,
O-i.
2-0.
0-1,
0-3.
FINED
$300
Pleading
guilty
(o
a
charge
of
keeping
liquor
for
sale,
I.oui
Hos
of
the
Port
Clements
Cltil
was
tilled
,300f
by;
Magistral?
McClymotit
in'
the
clly
police
oiirt
UiU-
morning.
4
v;
fistic
altack.
WOUNDED
WHEN
BANDITS
FIRED
Man
Who
Prevented
Bank
Hold
up
at
Winnipeg
was
Shot
Probably
Fatally
WINNIPEG,
July
17.
John
Mntthcwson.
the
customer
.of
the
Porl
age
.Avenue
nnd
GOod
Street
branch
Of
the
Bank
of
Montreal,
who
was
reported
yesterday
as
having
interfered
witlt
Ihe
operations
oT
three
bandits
who
were
holding
up
the
bank,
was
shot,
probably
fatally.
He
was
depositing
money
at
the
time
a
hen
tli.s
bandits
entered
and
ordered
"All
hands
tip'"
ami
when;
the
cashier
was
ordered
lo
band
over
tin
money
he
jumped
al
the
tnei.
Atter
shooting,
the
bandits
escaped
hut
did
not
pel
any
of
the
money.
EDMONTON
LABORITES
LIKELY
TO
NOMINATE
KDMONTON.
July,
17.
A
labor
meeting
will
be
held
here
on
Tuesday
night
(o
consider
the
advisability
of
nominating
candidates
for
both
East
and
West
Edmonton,
lr
it
is
decided
to
do
this,
n
nominating
convention
Will
be
called
for
August
13.
SALE
OF
WHITE
STAR
STEAMSHIPS
IS
OFF
NEW
YOllK.
July
O.
The
sale"
of
the
White
Star
Line
to
a
Bri
tish
syndicate
headed
by
Furness
Withy
collapsed
over
Ihe
tennis
of
payment
of
he
$35,000,000,
cable
advices
staled
tmbiy.
FORMER
VERNON
MAN
INHERITS
FORTUNE
VKHNON,
July17.
W.
II.
Barrett,
of
Port
Dover.
OnL,
a
former
resjdent
of
Vernon,
recently
inherited
two
and
a
half
million
dollars,
according
ft
word
re-eeijedhrrri.
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