V
-
The
marriage
takes
place
i
Vancouver
tomorrow
of
Alisa
Irene
Wcalherhead
and
L.
W!
Patniore,
both
of
fhis
city.
Vl'lie
nriitf$tTit
taking
place
n
Vanc!uWiiTdr
of
Miss
Mary
iarOer
Jpld
Jacfr
Burgess.
Both
were
former
residents
of
Prmc
llupert.
Mr.
V.
II.
Morgan,
101
Have
f,0e
Circle,
returned
to
the
cit
'Mi
the
Priuce
Charles
yesterday
tffpr
a
hrief
visit
in
Vancouver.
Mm.
Harry
Pay
returned
on
the
Prince
Charter
yesterday
af
tfrhoon
from
a
trip
to
Vancou
ver.
W.
Vaiifrlian
Davie
returned
o
l)ieeilj'oii
the
Prince
Charle.
re4ernay
Bitter
ImvinK
unent
ir
.-4
.
.j'
it.-
.
vuiviiiou
ai
ei
Vancouver.
Jaek
Fisher
ami
Jame
Palum
were
each
fined
(25
.
and
r
cot
Vancouver
on
the
Cardena
tlii
afternoon
include
Mr.
Arm
strong,
J.
11.
Harris
A.
K.
Co:
lin
and
J.
Hamilton.
Jack
Hamilton,
who
'
arrived
in
the
city
at
the
end
of
the
week
from
Mill
May,
will
fail
this
"timiutr
on
the
Cardena
for
Vancouver.
Big
Novelty
Dance
at
the
Moose
Hall,
Wednesday,
.
Sep-1.
Balloons,
confetti
and
other
novelties.
Mus'p
by
Imperial
Rainbow
Orchestra.
205
Mrs.
L.
M.
Knderlon
relumed
to
Hie
city
yesterday
after
having
spent
a
two
months'
vacation
in
the
tlatc
and
ha
re-Fpened
her
dressmaking
estiili-lisliment
in
(he
Wallace
Dlock.
I'nion
steamer
Cnrdena.
Cap'.
A.
K.
Dickson,
returned
at
It
o'clock
this
inornliiR
from
Any-
ox,
.iice
.nn
and
Stewart
and
will
sail
al
5
o'clock
this
afternoon
for
Vancouver
and
liillowinjf
Inc.
summer
vaca
lion.
Hie
first
meeting
of
th-j
women
a
Auxiliary
of
St.
An.
d
rev's
Aiiiflican
Ghua-h
was
lield
yesteitlay
when
preliminary
puuis
ior
inn
and
winter
activities
we.rcv
made.
Archie
Shiels,
head
of
the
l'a-cififl-Ainerlcan
Fisheries
jio.
whlh
control
lhe,J'ort
Kdward
cantiery.
and
Mr.'
Shiels
sailed
last
nijrht
on
the
Prince
Chhiiwo
for
Heilingliam
after
having
spent
a
week
or
so
at
Port
Kdward.
.
SUPPLYING-LIQUOR
W'wr.
a
Chinaman,
was
fined'
$100
at
Anyox
by
Stii.endtary!
Magistrate
n.
M.
Mcfiusty
for
suplpyinpr
liquor
to
Indian
of
the
Xaaa
Hiver.
rGILLETT'S
keeps
everything
LYE
clean
and
sanitary
CHAMBER
OF
MINES
IS
FORMED
AT
SMITHERS
B.
C.
Prospectors'
As&oclatlon
Merges
With
New
Organization
.
SMITH
FJIS.
Au?.
31.-
A
?rn
ral
merline?
of
the
Oinineca
branch
of
the
11A2.
ClianilT
of
Mine
was
held
In
the
Munieim!
Office
at
Srasther?.
Joefh
S.
Kelly,
the
president
if
the
former
or$ranUai...n,
tie-
Omineca
branch
of
Hie
tl.C
i'roipectors'
AsjwIjfHoii.
was
ic
.niithers
and
attended
Hi-
meet-ins.
He
formally
turned
over
te
the
new
organization
Hie
fundi'
of
the
old
and
in
a
short
speech
urged
all
he
J
uifm
m
I
prospec'ar
irv:
USV
1
to
"
t
jtet
I
'
the
city,
police
courts
UiiflhijMl
the
movement
-to'
furth
rriornin
for
drunkeineu
.
Jthe
mining
industry,
lie
e
Al-
M.
Mellride
of
Mi
Lad
Ilea
uly
Parlor
taff
sailed
lat
nbtht
on
Ue
Prince
!eorge
rot-
Vancouver;
on
a
holiday
trip.
.Special
meeting
of
lrad.'
ami
iuht
(council
Lah'ir
Day
Ccle
lratki
Conimiltee
I'Miighl
at
l:
clock.
All
oommitt'e
tnemher
requested
lo
alleml.
J.
J.
I.Hlle,
tmperiiitendeni
utilities,
iirid
Mr.
Little
n-hini-fd
to
Hie
elty
on
the
Prmr
Charie
yetenlay
after
ham
'pent
a
holiday
In
VaiMtiuver.
PaenterA
hooked
lo
suit
(V
DEBT
FUNDING
IS
DISCUSSED
er
ex
iiressed
hU
opinion
(hat
undei
Uie
auspices
under
wltich
Tl
i-
workimr
tlnf
the
hranelr
CVarii.
tier
of
Mine
could
do
much
Senate
Is
Waiting
Action
by
France
Before
Passing
Measure
,Jar
'August
3''
lo;c-
THE
DAILY
NEWS
PAOR
Til
B
EH
School
Opening
SEPTEMBER
7,
1826.
School
Supplies
i
r
get
your
J
I
(
n"v
and
lio,k
lliem
over.
Avoid
the
i
d
gel
'XiM'U'
wh.it
ii
i
umYs
'
!eides
hmjkyOii
iJ
a
ctiool
hrtg,
p-unU,
ruleini
.i5tl
jiiaresScrrise
rihhlcrs
etc.
I
-.
i
i
-
cfrht
ni
cannot
beat
them
-Out
service
Hie
hcL
Specialty
equipped
to
take
caro
of
mail
orders.
Goods
shipped
same
day.
DEMAND
f
"Rupert
Brand"
1r
Skip
pers
"THE
DAINTIEST
BREAKFAST
FOOD."
Smoked
Dally
by
Canadian
pish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.,
Ud.
Prince
Rupert,
B.C.
r
j:
m.:
1
r
1
Prince
Rupert
DKYDOQv
AND
SHIPYARD
Operating
Q.
T.
P.
20,000
Ton
Fleeting
Dry
Dock
engineers.
Machinists.
Boilermakers.
Blacksmith,
Pattern
makers.
Founders,
Woodworker!,
Etc
ELECTniC
AND
ACETYLENE
WELDINQ.
Our
plant
is
equipped
in
handle
al1
kind.
of
MARINE
AND
COMMERCIAL
WORK.
PHONES
43
and
58
SEMB
IT
TO
THE
LAUNDRY
-:-
Ire
ALL
CLASSES
OF
LAUNDRY
WORK
1
i
idiiig
Ihree
diflimt
ervne.
for
Family
Work,
vi:
SOFT
FINISH,
THRIF-T-SERVICE
and
WET
WASH
ut
niol
iim-oiiuMc
pi
m
Ps.
DRY
CLEANINQ,
PRESSING
AND
REPAIRING
Pioneer
Laundry
and
Dry
Cleaners
Phono
118
;n'l
v
will
do
the
rest.
ne
34
Bus
and
Taxi
Meets
all
Trains
and,
Boats.
ROYAL
HOTEL
J.
ZARELLI,
Proprietor.
P.O.
Uox
196
minion's
Steel
Beds.
Spring,
and
Ostcrmoor
s
in
everv
room.
Cl
&2
Booms,
Hot
arid
Cold
Water,
Baths
oud
Showers,
fleam
Hcnled.
Electric
Light.
Corner
of
Third
Ave
and
Sixth
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.
Local
and
Personal
Advertise
in
the
Daily
News.
Arthur's
Taxi.
Phone
678.
tf
jH.C.
'Undertakers.
Pbone
i
Smilh'er
Fair,-
September
I,
2
and
3.
Pythian
Sisters'
Whist
Drive!
:uid
Dance,
Boston
Hall,
loniiglit.
A
'
Crystal
Firelighters,
48
f
o.
1,00,
Llyde
Transfer.
Phone
580.
'try
Foothill
if
Stove
13.00
per
Ion.
No
soot,
pott,
Fvitt
&
Co.
Ltd.
tf
Coai,
Phil
Si
Iwiilymnilti
Wellington
Coal.
I
ni-'.o0
a
ton
delivered.
The
bel."
Phone
l'.H.
Goal
Co.
20U
Mrs.
Armstrong
of
Langara
Inland
s'aifs
from
here
on
tin
Cardena
tonight
for
Vancouver.
Mr.
F.
P.
Kenny
and
son
rc
turned
to
the
city
yesterday
a'
ler
tliaviPfA
spent
a
month
on
a
li6lfday
'visit
in
(Victoria.
destroyi
at
their
source
gl-..Jj-S
GARBAGE,
&m
more
for
the
industry
than
could
'ie
done
in
any
other
way.
Mr.
Kelly
also
told
of
recent
devektji-
iientt.
m
the
Portland
Cana!
listrict
where
he
has
spent
the
ast
year.
The
meeting
save
Mf.
Kelly
a
nearly
vole
of
thanks
and
he
.vas
made
the
first
honorary
'itciiiber
of
the
branch.
.ntnmurucations
from
C.
irice-ir"cn.
commissioner
o
natural
resource
of
the
Cana-
lian
National
Hallways,
were
-ead
lo
the
meelinp.
The.e
out-'ined
the
work
being
llone
toy
hat
department
toward
the
ul-
imate
aim
of
Reitinjr
a
smel!.T
staiilished
somewhere
along
tlii-
me
of
railway.
In
the
coar--
upelliiur
first-hand
informaRm
m
this
Mr.
Pijce-Omriselpomi
injr
nacK
rrofli
.Montreal
inTSei.-
'ember.
Ite
will
lc
accompanied
by
It.
C.
V.
Lett
of
Edmonton
who
haj
eharse
of.
lhjiiraacji
of
Ihe
railway
company
vpr
'hrnua-liout
this
dtstrici.',
Thej
Wilt
nrnhahlv
he
in
Amih.or'f
from
September
7
to
9hihdAviul
H!..-(
111
IIKIIIM'MI
.IlinV
jlRfl?
Topley
and
oilier
propefllcs
.
m
II..
11..
.1.1
.!l,2
1
i9
the
last
night,
of
the'r
stay
here
Mr.
Price-rcen
ami
Mr.
Lett
will
he
the
guest
of
honor
at
an
informal
dinner
to
oe
nclil
hy
the
Chamber
of
Mine
in
the
lltilklcy
Hole
at
Sniilhers.
The
main
puriKise
o
:in
dinner
will
ho
lo
vet
lo.
iseiher
those
in
the
district
in.
leresieii
in
mining
development
and
discus
with
the
visitor
ways
and
means
of
furthering
Hie
industry.
t
Established
1923
GOOD
DENTISTRY
PAYS.
if
Good
dental
work
Is
what
you
have
'
a
right
to
expeotVfrom
this
office,
i
DEPKEN
DENTIST
Exchange
Block
Phone
109
WASHINGTON,
DjC,
Ausr.
31.
Hy
John
Snure,
Canadian
Press
Corrcs'pondenti
.
Whether
lie
French
debt
settlement
raUTied
will
depend
largely
on
he
action
of
France.
Should
the
French
government
ratify
the
settlement,
t
lie
Senate
of
the
tnited
Stales,
after
a
struggle,
t
likely
to
ratify
it
also.
Hul
there
will
be
no
move
in
Wasington
toward
ratification
until
the
French
government
ha
ac'ed
on
the
settlement
favor
ably.
House
Acted
The
House
Jast
spring,
under
oressure
from
the
President
anf.
Andrew
Mellon,
Secretary
of
Hi
Treasury,
passed
a
resolution
of
ratification.
The
Senate,
how
ver.
did
nol
act.
'Many
House
leaders
felt
it
was
a
mistake
for
he
Uouse
lo
lake
action
In
ad-a!ire
of
action
by
the
French.
They
predicted
at
the
time
that
t
would
be
Interpreted
it
France,
or
by
elements
In
t-rapce,
a
meaning
the
United
States
was
eager
for
the
settle
ment
la
go
through
and
as
meaning
the
settlement
was
to
he
advantage
of
the
United
stales.
This
is
eractly
what
ha-
anie
about,
despite
the
far:
ven
I
hose
who
are
supporting
Hie
settlement
here
are
dointr
P
not
on
the
theory
it
Is
a
jusf
settlement
to
United
State
V
tax
payers
but
on
the
theory
H
is
better
to
make
some
adjustment
and
try
lo
remove
controversy.
In
view
of
tne
Clemenceau
at
tack
and
other
developments
abroad,
both
in
France
and
else
where,
the
opposition
lo
thr
rreneh
settlement
has
Increased
Nevertheless
it
is
probable
that
if
France
ratifies
the
seltlemeci
i
majority
of
the
Senate,
un
der
pressure
from
the
AVhit
House
will
vote
for
it.
May
Rescind
If
the
French
government
re
'eels
the
settlement,
then
it
:
probajIe
a
move
will
be
begir.i
in
the
House
to
rescind
it
action.
The
effect
of
this
woulrt
be
lo
leave
a
settlement
to
the
ndeflnite
fiflure.
ft
would
probably
mean
that
no
serious
attempt
would
be
made
in
this
administration
lo
effect
a
settlement
unless
on
the
initial
iv-of
France.
Meantime,
there
is
ne
doubt
the
administration
would
frown
on
loans
of
private
funds
o
thai
country.
7ICT0RIA
CHILDREN
CLIMB
MOUNTAIN
'
m
Patsy
and
Billy
Agnew
Reach
Peak
or
Mt.
Edith
Cavell
at
Jasper
Park
JASPint,
Auk.
30
L'nnnuwn
in
the
annals
of"
Canadian
Mountain
-limbing
is
the
feat
of
two
little
children
of
Victoria,
H.C.,
who,
lakmg
advantage
of
the
favor
able
condition.-
tlrat
prevailed
this
year
climbed
Mount
Edith
Cavell,
one.
of
the
highest
peaks
in
the
Canadian
Ilockies.
,t,
They
are
Patsy
and
Hilly,
agod
10
and
1
2,
children,
of
Mrs.
A.
W.
Act
new.
Ll'ivim-
Jnsnee
lat
Lodae
with
two
Swiss
guides
it
he
morning
of
August
2'J.
they
made
a
base
damp
on
the
edge
of
Ihe
mountain
where
they
slept
until
the
start
was
made
at
5.30
the
next
morning.
The
Jliildreti,
each
carrying
their
own
pack,
showed
remarkable
nerve
and
skill
on
the
more
difficult
parts
of
the
ascent
and
c
Umbel
steadily
until
the
peak
was
cached.
Here
they
rested
for
:in
luulr
before
the
descent
was
made.
They
returned
lo
tin
l.odse
the
same
evening
appearing
quite
fresh
upon
their
arri
val.
,sf
ASPHYXIATED
HERSELF
AND
FOURCHILDREN
SAN
FHANCISCO,
Aug.
3K
Mrs.
Otto
Fuller
today
asphyxi
ated
herself
ami
four
children.
ranging
in
age
from
two
to
ten
years.
One
child
was
saved
by
neighbors.
The
fact
that
the
hus
band
was
out
of
work
is
supposed
to
have
been
the
cause
of
the
tragedy.
MESSENGER
SERVICE
Messenger
service
and
lkrlit
delivery.
Hut
of
two
mall
order
attended
to
wfth
despatch.
Phone
7t0.
P.O.
Hot
529.
P.
I.eClalre.
i
Subscribe
lo
the
Daily
News.
WHEREVER
THERE
ARE
FLIES
USE
FLY-TO
Use
Fly-Toxt-Jill
mosquitoes
Meet
Morning
WIth
A
Smile
SEND
that
cleanly,
fragrant
spray
of
Fly-Tox
high
up
inside
tents
and
Dungalows.
Kill
the
fAa
and
mosquitoes.
Enjoy
wonderful
nights
of
undisturbed,
restful,
sleep.
Awake
refreshed.
Peppy.
100
per
cent.
With
every
day
a
real
delight.
Fly-Tox
is
a
scientific
insecticide.
It
was
developed
at
Mellon
Institute
of
Industrial
Research
by
Rex
i
enowsnip.
it
is
siainiess,
saie,
sure.
a
In
thousands
of
camps
Fly-Tox
is
standard
FLT-TOX
torn
et
coai
maefc
kll
piau
till
casta.
FLY-TOX
KILLS
FLIES
MOSaUlTOES
MOTHS.
ROACHES.
ANTS,
FLEAS
Everything
for
the
Builder
LUMBER
We
have
the
most
complele
lock
of
timbers,
dimensions,
shiplap,
fir
finish,
flooring,
V
joint,
veneers,,
etc.,
in
Northern
B.C.
j.
We
can
supply
everything
in
a
building
from
the
foundation
to
the
last
piece
of
finish.
Before
buying
inspect
our
stock.
It
will
pay
you.
Our
.pnres
are
righL
Albert
&
McCaff
ery,
Ltd.
Phones
116
and
117
Loggers!
Loggers!
We
have
the
only
compleit
slock'
of
Gilchrist
Jacks
.
and
parts
in
the
North.
We
handle
Logging
Cable,
Axes.
Peavies,
Saws,
and
general
Camp
EquipmenL
It
will
pay
you
to
see
us
when
outfitting.
Stork's
Hardware
Limited
710
Second
Avenue
PREVENT
FOREST
FIRES
YOU
CAN
;
HELP
!
r
trot?
u
vi:r
wi7
oxr
irUM
4
.
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OIL
ENGINES
tt
M-IMuir
rt
Pi
)Ul
in
tliup
If
j
u
want
yuurs
this
Inter
lraiir-r,
Wnrhinann
U.
-
nt
vtbritr.
will
idle
ill
day.
lll
fhtw
dwn
for
trylllnr.
r
e-t
c.v:
mallfr.
no
ti'l.
nu
nonle
trouble.
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CORPORATION,
LIMITED
Mrln
Dptrtmnt
Mr.
O.
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QRANVILLI
ISLAND
VANCOUVIN,
B.
0.