I
25
Hi
M
TAXI
and
Boston
Grill
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
eth
81
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
v,'l
K'..
Ml
inrriTTiniT
m
u
n
in
11
I
Ull
11V1
1
OF
LIBERALS
Rsmaln
In
Office.
July
.'7.
-
The
nold
a
provincial
;dialety
follow
insr
j
of
the
legislature,
J
yesterday
at
a
iarty
executive.
:
llmwn.
who
rcslgti-y
oii.rulrd
to
re-.
ii
til
after
Uie
feat
did
alo
J.
O.
provincial
oryan-
"
was
presented
with
.
"d
address
and
hi
a
-."ltd
silver
tea
er-g
those
present
were
'
liiiiiniiiB.
1
1
ii
tJias.
r
:id
Stork,
of
Prun
e
UUD
ALCOHOL
CAUSED
DEATHS
"
m
n
noman
Mna
una
mini
u
led
Last
Ki.ki
i
rtrii.ln
Liquor
Was
Smuggled.
r
lUONTO,
July
27
More
than
1
d
Billions
oT
WOod
hI-
lo
have
been
the
liquor
i
r
Ihe
deaths
of
eighteen
ii
Ontario
during
1he
w
day,
arrived
al
nn
On-wn
from
Ihe
Unllcd
State
'
m
u
void
car,
according
to
'a
ion
secured
by
the
pro-'
noli
e.
in
uniii
that
ev-
l
ii!iau
were
iimdieatcd
in
";ioM.alh)n.
women
died
in
Toronto
11
'iu
man
In
Hamilton
last
t!i
MMTriniTIAtT
i
iii
ii-k
a
i
in
v
ON
INCREASE
''ty
Per
Cent
Wore
People
Came
into
Canada
In
Two
Months
This
Pear
Than
Last.
OTTAWA.
-IiiK.
7
linHiilirru-
"
1
"Ho
Canada
during
the
first
inotitliM
of
Hie
present
fiscal
I
'otulled
3(l,(0O.
an
Increase
t
welve
thousand
over
Ihe
same
iod
a
jTlir.
g0
During
April
""
May.
firtecn
Ihousund
Cana-""'s
who
had
left
for
the
United
'a
":c
periiuinenljy
returned
l
'
-ula.
FURTHER
PLANS
IN
I
CONNECTION
WITH
WHEAT
HANDLING
WI.NMI'lXi,
July
l
ulled
Oiain
Otowers
I.td.
will
(his
)ear
handle
Alberta
pool
grain
through
the
Alberta
terminal
elevators
at
I'ort
Arthur
and
Tori
William
it
is
learned.
The
handling
of
the
grain
will
be
'ahum
the
lines
recently
areeil
upon
w
hen
a
Joint
opera
-tint;
eoninatiy
for
all
thu
pool
ll.iil.i.l
l.
ni
I
llr.iunr.
ilivilloi'!t
was
contemplated.
'
ORE
BEING
SHIPPED
PORCHER
IS.
MINE
The
power
boat
l.eila
II.,
Capl
A.
Saint,
left
porl
this
morning
for
Surf
Point,
I'oivher
Island,
lo
tow
a
scow
load
of
80
Ions
of
ore
lo
Ihe
(Iraiihy
smeller
from
the
I'allersott
and
Wright
mine
al
that
point.
The
ore
is
valued
al
around
r.0(iO.
GETS
NINE
MONTHS
A.
V.
..McCandllsh
of
Anyo-i
pleaded
guilty
before
Judge
Ynuim
yesterday
aflernoii
on
a
rhiirire
of
obtainiiiu
money
by
false
prelenee
and
was
-sen
leneed
In
nln'
monlhs
ltn
prlsonmeul
at
Okulla.
Residence
of
J.
O.
8teen
Outted
by
Fire
and
Smoke
Yesterday
Afternoon.
Tlie
residence
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
alarm
wn
turned
in
by
Mrs.
Fred
Stork,
who
noticed
moke
is-ming
from
the
basement.
j
When
Hie
fire
department
arrived
with
the
chemieal
engine
il
wa
dieoereil
that
a
serious
blatn
war
under
way
and
a
telephone
call
wa
cent
in
for
rein
-forcenienl.
Upon
the
arrival
of
No.
2
truck
a
huyu
was
laid
from
Atlin
Avenue
and
an
addilioual
line
of
hoe
from
(iraham
Avenue,
cojiie
t.U'lO
feet
of
iioe
being
put
Into
eojnmlssion.
Dense
Smoke
'
rireDini&4a
tleile
in
the
Mr.
Meiicheri,
Uie
(iiermtivefMtpmeRt
that
i!i-
firemen
-on
Id
leaner.
aiu
Mr.
Kirwr.
liau
one
imliry
for
the
Maritime,
another
for
(Juebee.
it
third
for
Ontario,
a
fourMi
for
the
prairies
and
a
fifth
for
llrttiftb
lUdumbla.
Sueh
a
ylem,
or
laek
of
rye
tern,
was
directly
opposed
to
the
unity
(bat
was
fto
tniieli
required
in
auada.
LADY
THORNTON
OETS
DIVORCE
I'llll.AHKI.PIMA,
July
Ihtoree
lia
been
granted
Virginia
Thorutun,
wife
of
Sir
Henry.
The
arlipn
was
undiluted
eome
fiH'.illi!'
ago
in
the
Pennsylvania
Courts
and
Hie
final
decree
in
now
'rantcd
-m
the
grounds
of
continuous
incompatibility
of
leinperainenl.
Ih(
tnUHF.
After
ovrrcomitig
the
ba-emeot
fire
the
firemen
were
eiiableil
to
enter
the
upstair
portion
of
(he
house
where
they
foutnl
the
furniiine
badly
blistered
by
the
brut
and
the
walls
blackened
by
sml..
Tbe
dead
dog
was
found
underneath
a
sofa.
A
fire
bad
been
lighted
in
the
ba-emeti
furnace
li
Mrs.
Sleen
in
the
momins.
Mrs.
Si
pen
left
the
house
about
0
a.m.
and
Mrs.
Qinnichael,
who
is
visit
inn
w
ith
Mrs.
Sleen
during
Mr.
Sleen's
absence
in
Smllhors,
left
the
house
at
t
o
clock
w4ien
everything
appeared
normal.
Mr.
Sleen
is
al
present
in
Smi-
thei
working
on
the
new
building
winch
Is
being
erected
by
Olof
Hanson.
The
house
was
Insured.
Second
Outbreak
The
fire
department
respond-
ed
lo
a
second
call
around
10
o'clock
this
uK.ning
to
the
Sleen
residence.
Uixsn
arrival
il
was
found
that
the
rafters
under
ihe
sun
room
Had
caught
fire,
evidently
fr:n
a
smouldering
spark
and
iit.it
burned
througii
lie
floor
Damage
was
done
to
li'
i.irmtuo'.
The
outbreak
was
quicliy
jhni.'uished
with
one
line
of
hose.
CUMBERLAND"
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIUNCE
III
PEHT.
I.
C.
TUESDAY.
JULY
27,
l20.
(.
Slexn,
(iraham
Avenue,:
entview,
suffered
eoilcideniblej
damage
jeslertlay
afternoon
as'
the
i
cull
of
a
fire,
which
broke
mil
in
the
basement,
ureutuably
from
an
overheated
furnace.
Tbe
bae
ment
was
entirely
suited
and
the
furniture
and
walls
bi
the
uptair
portion
of
the
liouie,
were
damaged
by
tbe
intense
heat
and
moke.
A
pet
Spitz
dm
wax
uf
totaled
a
a
result
of
Miioke
fumex.
No
one
wa
in
Uie
limine
at
the
lime
of
the
outbreak.
The
IS
IN
FINAL
Defeated
Reglna
Post
by
4
to
Nil
Again
and
Will
Meet
United
Weston
WINNll'Etl.
July
27.
t'laylfcg
ul
Itiighia,
the
Canadian
Collier
ies
eoirer
ileum,
Hrilj-di
Col
u
in
Ida
title
holders,
yesterday
afternoon
defeated
the
llegina
I'osl
Yetlerdijrt
Circulation,
till
William
Dwyer,
of
JHontreal,
Is
Over
100,000
Cases
of
Salmon
Is'
Found
Guilty
of
Violating
U.
Packed
so
Far
In
District
S.
Prohibition
Laws.
1
Ouriiii'
the
oal
week
tlio
run
XKV
YOHK,
July
il.
William
r
--o.
ke,e
"'iinn
in
Owtrict!
V.
lwer,
owner
(f
the
Mount
-'
has
been
up
to
fie
aver-lloyal
race
track
aiid
head
of
a;J?e
while
pinks
have
shown
up
jeyiidicale
said
tu
eonlroi
etrhieen
'ro".
The
run
of
sprinx
sal-leaiii-.iiip.-,
mu
fouml
guilty
of
won
for
the
month
or
July
;
eoiitpiraey
iu
violate
the
probibi-'datc
greatly
improved
over
lion
laws
and
was
-entenced
to
nm
la
1l,r
a""
Jla
two
year
in
penitentiary
with
a
Hue
of
10,000.
Iiwyer
was
charged
with
Miiugt-ling
t0.000,-Olili
worth
of
liquor
into
the
United
Stales.
GREAT
LOSS
FROM
STRIKE
Cost
Nation
50,000,000,
According
to
Statement
Made
In
Parliament.
;ally
on
the
rfieera
iliver,
wfcere
.be
run
has
be"n
better
than
uterine
and
piealer
than
Oil"
';lme
last
yaar.
j
.
The
total
pack
to
dale
'or
Un
!Naa
Iliver.
Skecua
Iliver.
Kim--quit,
and
liella
Bella
Coola
dis-
i
.
..s
i
given
below
;
Naas
River
Slrl
Silts,
III
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire;
NEW
800A
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
487,
CANADIAN
.GETS
PINKS
ARE
NOW
'0riental
Nation
is
STIFF
SENTENCE
RUNNING
STRONG!
PRICE
FIVE
CUNT.
ANAD1AN
UNITY
IS
DESIRE
OF
LIBERALS
IVALKY
BETWEEN
UNITED
STATES
AND
JAPAN
FOR
SUPREMACY
IN
PACIFIC
nt
Leaders
Address
Large
Public
Meeting
Opening
B.C.
Campaign
r
n
n
ri
t
n.
Jj.
iiii
v
w
w
w
w
v
a
a
w
m
bm
u
&
u
u
a.
i
v
and
Hon.
J.
H.
King
were
speakers
in
Vancouver
last
night
V
i;Ol
VKII,
July
27.
Three
minisler
of
the
late
Liberal
,
:j
ih
addressed
a
huge
public
gathering
in
the
Hotel
Vati-i
-i
niglil.
inaugurating
the
election
campaign
in
HritUh
:
n:l
x
Hon.
Charles
Dunning.
Hon.
Charles
Stewurt
and
i
i
J
II.
King
were
Ihe
prinripal
.speakers,
each
pleading
;
i
r
ic-(ur
lo
reluni
Ihe
.Mackenzie
King
government
a
way
or
bringing
aiout
Canadian
unily.
Ii
Columbia,
Mr.
Dunning
said.
w
often
referred
to
k
door
or
Canada,
and
the
back
door
it
had
been,
but
list
nod
lo
be
the
front
door
of
Western
Canada.
He
Mial
Uie
people
of
tliit
province
shuuld
eii-opcnite
.politically
and
economically
with
IIhkp
of
Mie
prairie
provinces
lifl
;
order
that
ibeir
mutual
inlereU
might
be
advanced
by
a
solid
body
"f
men
in
the
lloue
of
Commons.
Mr.
Stewart'
said
that
the
Dominion
should
be
prifHired
lo
nuVe
onu
MrrKtee
to
uHiif
about
the
decree
of
unity
desired.
Iledue-
tion
it
lhr
tariff
ma
try
the
Lfcheral
jiovcrnment
had
Iwen
ear
eted
utMilff
titat
rmliirxw.
WESTVIEW
HOME
BADLY
DAMAGED
sitiad
by
a
score
uf
to
ui:,
thus
winning
the
series
and
lbs
riuhl
to
meet
tlio
L'nited
West
his,
Mailitoba
champions,
In
the
finals.
Weslons
uulscored
Ihe
Willys
OM-rland
lenin'of
TorOttlo,
Kasl
em
Canadian
lepresentallves,
by
5
lo
2,
winning
the
femi-fiunls
li
a
tidal
score
of
8
to
3.
The
finals
will
be
played
here
on
Thursday
and
Saturday.
The
finals
In
the
regimental
tennis
tournament
will
be
playrd
bought
on
Uie
reginienial
rourls
LONDON,
July
27.
The
ooal
and
general
strike
coat
the
Industries
of
the
nation
approilmately
150,003,000,
according
to
a
statement
made
In
parliament
yesterday
by
Arthur
Samusls,.
parliamentary
secretary
of
the
overseas
trade
department.
The
estimate
Included
a
loss
of
t40,000,000
to
the
mining
Industry.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Did.
Asked
O.IUl
1
63.00
H
Soekeye
Consolidated
216.00
'.Sprinjrs
..
wunweu
itju.no
iuo.uu
.MeeineaUs
I'orler
Idaho
.08
Cohoes
Surf
Inlet
...03
Vi
.0lt
Pinks
A
I
.11
Chums
Premier
-.'12.00
210.00
i
'Soekeye
Springs
jl'lllfcS
...
'Chums
.
To
tat
Soekeye
..
Sprint's
...
Steellieaus
itohoes
Pinks
Chums
Klmsquit
So.
k
eye
Sjrinfrs
Silver
Crest
.13
Total
...
Cash
Box
Lost
from
Boat
Skeena
River
jSteelbeads
ICuhoe
.
Chums
Total
Bella
Coola
at
Cold
Storage
Wharf
is
Cases
U.IO'J
5,588
..
I0,t7tj
1,657
25,524
...
45,451
16,105
lU'J
1.793
16,870
2,017
3,605
104
11)8
27
371?
183
1.1U.5
7,7
1
1,330
I(MI
7"
2,3c;
21'0
1
1.851
Found
but
Minus
Contents
The
cash
box
lol
from
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
ei
Cold
Storage
Company's
fish
packer
Zibassa
on
Friday
last,
containing
around
$
1,000,
was
recovered
this
morning
in
00
feet
of
water,
by
tbe
Prince
Hupert
Hoat
House
salvage
corps.
Capt.
A.
Swausou
iu
charge,
at
the
Odd
Storage
dock
al
the
point
where
the
boat
lay
when
the
robbery
occurred.
Lpon
examination
Ihe
box
only
contained
$107.10
iu
silver
coins.
Iliver
Hill
Shelini
round
the.
box
on
Ihe
bottom
tied
up
iu
n
sack
weighted
with
lead.
The
box
was
open
and
had
not
been
furred.
Provincial
Police
Chief
Spillet;,
accompanied
by
Constable
V.
Marklanil,
was
in
charge
or
Ihe
operations
aboard
Uie
Launch
23.
who
h
acted
u
lender
lo
Ihe
diver.
The
box
had
evidently
been
thrown
overboard
by
Ihe
person
who-had
taken
il
niter
Ihe
paper
money
had
been
extracted.
No
arrest
in
connection
with
Ihe
robbery
bus
yel
been
made.
Adam
Moffatt,
Better
Known
as
Anxiously
Watching
Fort
Establishment
Aviation
station
in
Aleutians
and
armament
extensions
in
Hawaii
cause
of
woiry
"Grandpa,"
Died
Last
Evening
j
After
Being
Invalid
18
Years
"(irarttlpa"
died
iu
the
Prince
Hupert
lieneral
Hospital
al
0.15
last
evening.
His
right
name
was
Adam
Moffatt,
but
nearly
everylMuly
knew
hint
as
"(irandpa,"
Deceased
was
injured
during
railway
construction
here
about
IU00
and
stricken
with
paralysis,
itefore
Ihe
present
hospital
was
built
he
was
n
patient
in
Ihe
old,
Foley,
Welch
&
Stewart
hospital
On
Ihe
wulerfroul.
As
soon
n$
Ihe
Prince
Hupert
lieneral
Hospital
ppeiied
he
was
admitted
16
it
und
fur
Hie
past
sixteen
years
he
had
been
patient
there.
"(Irandpa"
was
n
familiar
figure
abonUUie
hospital
and
his
presence
will
be
niijsed
rrom
Ihe
comer
bed
iu
Ihe
men's
medical
wanl.
I.aely,
however,
his
death
was
not
unexpected
und
it
came
as
a
happy
release
to
his
own
sufferings
and
as
u
relief
to
those
iu
whose
enrobe,
hail
been
for
so
many
yeurs
He
was
n
iwtivj?of
coUaiid
ami
wits
H5
ears
ul
of
ijilftrraugoint'iits
c
IiMheihauds
uf
'he
H.
(i
L'nile
age.
Undertaker
Fun-
Australia
also
irritating
.
V1CTOHIA,
July
27.
Japan
is
anxiously
watching
any
step
which
the
United
States
may
take
toward
the
estaulishment
of
an,
aviation
.-latum
uu
the
Aleutian
Islands
and
fear
uf
United
Htatc-s)
'attempts
to
dominate
Hie
north
Pacific
are
also
fostered
in
Japan
by
continued
fortification
uf
Pearl
Harbor
and
the
other
Hawaiian
bases
by
the
American.
Such
was
Ihe
declara
tion
made
yesterday
before
Ihe
Canadian
Club
here
by
Major
Oeneral
J.
H.
Macllrien,
chiet
or
general
staff
uf
the
Canadian
militia.
"It
is
an
irony
of
fate
thai
Ihe
United
States,
which
Japan
Iu
abandon
her
isolation
should
now
find
Japan
tier
greatest,
rival
for
the
East-:
-
ern
markets,"
Oeheral
Macllrien
said.
.Australian,
he
added,
have
i
irritated
Japan
by
their
"White
Australia"
policy,
this
being
be-
aiise
of
tbe
suggestion
of
inferi
ority
implied
rather
than
because!
Jnpanes-e
wished
to
go
to
"Miri-.'
r
a
USK-TERRACE
HIGHWAY
WORK
J
KItHACE,
July
27.
The
contract
for
the
clearing
of
Terrace
and
t'sk
for
the
provincial
highway
has
been
awarded
lo
Messrs.
Colt-
4
hurst
and
Peddie
of
Terrace.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Eight
Boats
Sold
174,000
Lbs.
of
Halibut
at
Exchange
Today
Four
American
and
four
Can
DRAW
LIKELY
CRICKET
GAME
Australia
and
England
Unlikely
to
Reach
Decision
In
Fourth
Test
Matcri.
MANCHESTER,
July
27.
On
Monday,
the
second
day
of
play
in
the
fourth
test
match,
tbe
sit
uation
between
Australia
and
Eigrtaud
was
approaching
a
dead-
the
right-of-way
between
ilock
for
.with
two
Oavs
irone.
milv
adian
boats
sold
a
total
of
174,
000
pounds
of
halibut
on
Hit
Fish
Exchange
this
morning,
of
this
total
Ihe
Americans
land-d
115,000
pounds
and
the
Canadians
21M0U
pounds.'
American
caught
fish
received
around
15c
and
8c
and
Canadian
caught
fisu
around
14c
and
9o
The
arrivals
were:
American
llhona.
25,0(10.
to,
Canadian
Fish
A
OUt
Storage
Co.
Westfjord,
10,000
to
PacifJe
Fisheries.
Had'),
60.000,
to
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Allu,
50.000,
to
Hoyal
Fish
Co.,
for
Ketchikan
delivery.
Canadian
A.li,
10,000,
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
Kaien,
12,000.
to
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Pair
Of
Jael.
5.500,
and
Mab.
1,600,
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
CONFIDENCE
VOTE
FOR
!
POINCARE
GOVERNMENT
Policy
to
Rehabilitate
Franc
Is
Approved
By
Chamber.
Tax
Extensions
Proposed.
PARIS.
July
27
The
Poincare
government
was
yiven
a
vote
of
confidence
this
afternoon
after
its
policy
lo
rehabilitate'lhe
franc
had
been
outlined
in
the
chamber.
New
taxes,
both
direct
and
in
direct,
aro
proposed.
BIG
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Pittsburgh
3,
Hrooklyn
2.
,
'
American
League
Hoston
0,
Philadelphia
-5.
eij?hl
Australians
had
batted
in
the
first
inning
and
there
was
little
prospect
of
the
game
ending
decisively,
with
a
draw
appearing
to
be
the
likely
reull.
When
ihe
stump
were
drawn;
the
Austral
ians
bad
stored
322
runs,
Mc
Cartney
and
Woodfull
scoring
109
and
117.
respectively.
When
play
was
resumed
this
nrorninsr,
the
Australians
ran
Ihe
score
up
to
335
for
eight
wickets,
England
then
going
to
bat
before
'to.000
spectators.
GAINES
TRIAL
NEXT
MONDAY
Three
Hundred
Jurymen
Summoned.
Difficulty
Expected
In
Forming
Panel.
SEATTLE,
July
27.
-An
addilioual
panel
of
one
hundred
prospective
jurors
fo,r
Hie
trial
of
Wallace
C.
Oajnes,
changed
with
tbe
murder
of
bis
daughter,
Sylvia,
was
drawn
yesterday.
This
makes
a
total
of
three
hundred
jurymen
who
have
already
been
summoned
for
service.
The
trial
will
open
next
Monday
and
it
may
take
a
week
to
complete
Ihe
jury.
Politics,
it
is
said,
may
enter
the
SPECIAL
FROM
HERE
WRECKED
But
Only
One
Car
of
Fish
Was
Damaged
and
No
One
Hurt
Near
Rivers,
Man'.
"
SASKATOON,
July
27.
Word
was
just
recen'ed
here
yesterday
of
the
wreck
of
a
Prince
Rupert
special
fish
train
near
(livers,
Manitoba,
last-
Friday.
The
locimto-live
jumped
the
track
carrying
the
cars
with
it,
but
ohly
one
car
of
fih
was
damaged,
v
N'ohe
of
the
crew
were
injured,''
althouirh
Uiilralo
was
travelling1!
l
forty
miles
an
hour.