M
25
VOL
XV!.,
NO,
101.
TAXI
I
and
Ambulance
Servlca
lnvwhrra
at
Anytime,
i
Stand
Royal
Hotel
3rd
Ave,.,
,
.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDEOK,
Prop.
'lit
if
.Mil..
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.
It..
.
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l'V
gapeiti
unmr
Liniu
ULi
llil
t
VL-
argest
American
Ammunition
Depot
Was
Struck
by
Lightning
Damage
Estimated
$100,000,000
T
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Hiiirii
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fiv
mvinr
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r
,
111
n
i
it
a
iibi
11
a
a
i
'LI
I
i
f
I
n
r
miuimu
litii
in
New
Jersey
late
Saturday
'
AROUND
WORLD
III
Kit.
New
Jerey,
July
12.
!ire
and
barrage
or
ex-g
r-lir
dt
today
auititiued
lo
prevent
llie
a-certaining
of
the
'oil
of
denlh
and
havoc
ratird
by
fire
and
explosion
v
iargei
ammunition
depot
located
at
l,ake
Denmark,
west
of
Jcrcy
Cily,
wliirli
was
lnuk
by
lightning
i;y
Te
iiperoii
are
reported
dead,
35
are
missing
m.ige
m
estimated
ut
8100,000,000.
udtu
of
HO
miles
house
were
shaken
and
mfilurncil
on
(lie
lugliwii.
Denmark
was
the
navy
large?!
uniinuiiiliuit
storage!
iaDiiiinipni.
it
covered
more;
Mian
(Up
hundred
aire
ami
eon-laintxl
500
iiuildiiik-
of
winch
200
were
destroyed.
Early
Rtpbrt
NFAV
YD
Ilk.
July
12.
-Iletuei
sixly
and
seventy
otUccrs
an
I
men
tatioued
al
I
lie
navy
a'li
munition
depot
at
Late
lien.
mark,
.New
Jersey,
are
believed
Pr
lv
bern
MHI
tfPDWroW-
wIik-Ii
ularteil
when
hyhtmiM
Iruek
Ihe
iiMtraune
Saturday
eveninc?
Oilier
large
magazine
exploded
in
the
fire
which
ieenly
men
in
the
deHt
who
ixrrr
railed
out
to
flsht
the
fire
recutita
from
the
first
exploit
h)ti
were
caught
by
the
other
vxploiott.
Thirty
house
in
Mount
Hoic.
two
miles
away,
are
reported
to
have
been
destroyed.
"""""
Terrible
Inferno
AreonlinR
to
the
slory
of
a
marine
who
e?ratd
from
t!i-Ibferno
after
the
first
crash,
IS'
fire
siren
rounded
ami
all
cii-lislM
men
on
duty
rushed
toward
the
maaazinc
when
there
wa
a
flash
and
roar
which
sent
the
llame
four
hundred
feet
sky
ward
and
the
concussion
crushed
Mie
briek
and
slonc
houses
liko
ejrg
shell.
II
watt
followed
by
shower
of
M
and
It!
ineli
shell
which
fortunately
were
stacked
rauinji
them
to
shoot
traihi
in
the
air,
olherwie
the
Mir-roundlnp
townw
would
have
heeu
cut
lo
pleeen
liy
direct
shell
fire.
This
aflernoon
the
fire.
and
larrage
of
exploding
tdielN
ceased
and
it
it
expected
the
loll
of
death
and
havoc
will
he
known
tonight.
Captain
liayip?.
senior
offirer
at
hake
lit'iimaik
dopot,
adieit
the
.Vaval
Hejiartnient
al
Washington
(hii
-aflernoun
thai
tlio
niimher
of
deail
i.
10.
Hover,
which
I
2
mile
from
I
he
depot,
suffered
tremeudou
damage
iih
a
re.nll
of
Ihe
explosion
and
bursting
shells,
practirally
none
or
thn
homes
in
town
esrapiug
destrue-t
ion.
mxim
"desire
lo
secure
Ui
to
be
used
in
fur
expeditions.
t
maiaudiiu
AGREEMENT
ON
WAR
DEBT
Terms
of
Refunding
Pact
France
and
England
Published
Tomorrow.
LONDON,
July
12.
Finance
Minister
Callllaux
and
Chancellor
Churchill,
France
and
England,
respectively,
today
reached
a
completo
agreement
on
terms
for
the
refunding
of
the
French
war
debt.
The
terms
of
the
agreement
will
be
published
tomorrow.
ORANGEMEN
AND
LADIES
ATTEND
CHURCH
SERVICE
Members
of
The
Loyal
Oratvge
Lodjte
and
the
Loyal
Orange
11c-uevolepf
Association
lo
the
num-oer
of
about'
forty-five
paraded
last
evening
lo
service
at
the
First
Itaplisl
Church
win-re,
llcy.
K.
(5.
Turner
spoke
ainoprialely,
tils
Mibjecl
being
"The
Olark
of
a
Conqueror."
A.
Chippertou
ren-
Icrcd
a
solo.
Tin'
marshal
of
the
parade,
which
was
assembled
and
dismissed
at
'lie
Mclropole
ilall.
was
Alex.
Mcltae.
The
chargo
against,
Muidocli,
the
magician,
of
driving
a
motor
v
ehicle
to
I
he
common
danger,
was
dismissed
in
the
eily
police
eourt
(his
mo
nu
1
.
'.Magislrale
MeClymont
round
tliat
.Murdoch'
performance
on
rriday
night
leading
up
to
the
charge
had
been
to
a
degree
sanctioned
by
the
police
and
there
was
a
police
olliccr
aclually-
in
the
car
for
llie
protection
of
the
public.,
lit
view
of
(he
fact
that
it
had
been
duly
ndvcrlUcd
as
a
publicity
stunt
und
there
was
evidence
to
nhow
that
similar
performances
bad
beu
given
in
crowded
cities
and
had
been
previously
'permitted
here,
IIU
Worship
felt;
that
lie
would
not
be
Justified,
in
regis
Icring
a
conviction
J11
IhU
pur
liculiir
rase.
Mayors
,'evlon
y
he
did
not
lay
the
com
pfaink-
'
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
1'IUNCK
HUPKUT,
It.
tl,
MONDAY,
JULY
12,
11)20,
FROM
Sdurdiy'f
Circulation,
less
HUGE
OuKliemi.
race
driver,
were
in
stantly
killed.
Jack
I'etticord.
dirt
track
raeer
U
exjtected
lo
re
cover.
Two
cars
tangled
in
front
of
Ihe
.grandstand
and
a
third
one
Crashed
into
them
and
Ihe
three
careened
into
the
pits,
filled
with
mechanic
and
official
drjvers.
LIKELY
ELECTION
ON
SEPTEMBER
14
OTTAWA,
July
12.
At
the
conclusion
or
the
cabinet
inecUny.
.today
Premier
Meisheo
announced
that
no
.statement
would
be
made.
The
general
opinion
still
holds
Dial
the
election
date
will
be
set
for
September
1
1
or
15
and
preparation
for
the
campaign
are
being
made
by
both
parties.
MOSTLY
CANADIAN
HALIBUT
BOATS
IN
SALEHERE
TODAY
Most
or
Ihe
boats
selling
lia'.i-
but
catches
liere
today
were
Canadians,
prices
for
them
ranging
from
15.40
to
15.90
for
first
class
and
8
lo
10
for
seconds.
American
boats
brougb'
17.10
and
10.
Arrivals
were:
American
J.
P.
Todd
1
1,000
lo
Iloolif
'isheries.
National,
18,000
lo
Cold
Sto-ige.
Canadian
Kaien,
5,500
to
lloolh
fisheries.
Aiken.
12,00
to'
Atlin
l'tsherbj.
Cape
Spear
8.000
to
l'acifio
Fisheries.
Co.
Agnes
It.
1,500
to
Alltn
fish
eries.
Hulli
2,500
to
Allln
Kisiierie.
Mayflower
0,500
lo
Cold
Sloi
age.
Sea
Maid,
12.500
lo
Hoyal
Fish
FRENCH
MINISTER
VISITING
IN
LONDON
Callllaux
Arranging
With
Church-Ill
For
Funding
of
French
War
Debt.
LONDON.
July
12.
French
Finance
Minister
Callliaux
arrived
Ui
London
this
afternoon
lo
confer
with
llie
chancellor
of
the.
exchequer,
Winston
Churchill,
regarding
the
funding
of
Ihe
French
war
debt.
FRAN0
STILL
LOWER.
PA
IllS,
July
12.
The
franc
today
sank
lo
10
lo
the
dollar
After
tho
bourse
closed
several
transactions
were
recorded
rvt
that
level.
Subscribe
to
the
Dally
News.
Slrwt
Sales
i
Boston
Grill
Lurge
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
(or
hire.
NEW
800A
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phona
467.
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
EXPLOSION
RCHDEACON
RIX
DEALS
WITH
PRESENT
POLITICAL
SITUATION
IN
SERMON
I
1
ll'I'II
Irtlfltl
UI
lJIj!
BASEBALL
DOPE
a
i
un
aiaiii
uiuai
nu
uu
un
Cincinnati
In
National
Ptnnant
Race.
i
VSK
July
12
Mlhouah
i
-med
lo
have
the
wed
up
a
few
day
v
v
York
liiaiit
hate
!
and
by
virtue
of
rive
victor
ie
over
'
it
anylxuly
race.
-
now
have
but
four
i
aainvs
advantage
over
1
w
iiu
hold
second
place.
I
It
Or
I
ween
o
hliu
lull
-
Sunday
wan
feattiretl
al.
Manager
SUIer
wn
sroriue.
SUNDAY
GAMES.
National
League
iv
k
S.
r.iiii'iuiiali
0.
i
'
l.
St
1..UII.
J-7.
.
'i'
:,
uk"
I
American
League
a
i
H.
New
Yora
'I.
I
-3,
Waslui
-nmi
8.
NEW
INSTRUCTOR
FOR
LOCAL
NAYAL
RESERVJF.
Gtorflo
Dawes
Arrives
to
Take
Placo
of
Officer
Klnch,
Who
It
Transferred
to
Winnipeg.
'
f
pflc
offieer
(.ex.
Dawes,
1
pej!.
who
will
become
in-or
the
local
Hoyal
'.ana-Naval
lU'scne
suecewling
I'eily
Olliccr
tl.
II.
Kinch.
being
transferred
lo
Win-arrtveil
in'
Ihe
ei4y
on
the
'
i,hai'le
this
moiuiug
from
:uinaU.
where
he
ha
been
a
courae.
l-lilcf
I'el'y
)(-
Dawes
was
itt
-ompaiiicd
by
Dawes
and
family
CHARGE
OF
MURDER
AGAINST
BANDIT
OF
'
BANK
AT
WINNIPEG
WINXIPKO,
July
I-'.
A
formal
rhiirK,
of
murder
wainst
v
'Ifrid
Ilonlu,
alias
Davis.
Ihn
'dleard
slayer
or
Maurice
Oarvlc,
1
l'k
al
the
lloynl
Dank
during
'I""
holdup
oi
May
!!H,
was
laU
morning.
Ho
has
been
In
:"'
hospital
rrcuveriug
'from
wounds
received
during
a
run-n"'g
HkIiI
Willi
I
he
police.
BIRTH.
A
daughter
wa
born
"I
the
Wince
Ituperl
(leneral
llospllul
fln
July
io
to
Jti
and
Mr..
Jack
Jrnw,
Suinnill
Aparlmuni
POPE
APPOINTS
A
NEWAftCHBISHOP
ItO.Mi:.
July
12.
The
pope
today
appointed
lMhop
Itoulcau
of
Yalleyfleld,
(Juebec.
as
Arbisbop
ol
I
ho
province
lo
succeed
the
laic
Archiilshop
lloy.
GIVEN
ONE
YEAR
Sleptien
(lawlhom
appears.l
before
Judge
Young
llil
morning.
He
elected
speedy
trial
and
pleaded
guilty
In
n
charge
of
breaking
and
entering
the
store,
or
McHiusllros.,
I.
Id.
A
sentence
or
'prm
year
at
Okalln
wt
Managing
Director
or
Large
Japanese
Pishing
Concern
Visiting
City
With
Members
of
His
Staff.
In
the
course
of
a
world
tour,
lleluke
DaniKi.
or
Tokyo,
Japan,
managing
director
of
the
Itusso-
J
a
pane
J-'i-lilnp
'o..
Ltd..
and
a
director
ol
a
iiuinlT
of
other
important
Japanese
ffthin?
companies.
Is
a
visitor
in
Prince
llu-j
lerl.
aceompanied
by
5v
Shimiu
and
K.
Nakamuriu,
member
of
his
fluff.
Mr.
Damio
is
vision?
Prlnoe
IlutHtrt
for
(he
iurM
of
studying
lnethod
in
connection
with
toe
fbhliws
and
canning
in-duslry
and
while
here
will
probably
viit
some
of
the
Skeena
lilvVir
"ewniiiigilants.
Mr.
iMnno,
wlioe
first
vi.-it
il
lo
this
cotnitrv,
came
to
the
rsMilinent
as
Japanese
delegate
to
I
lie
lnl4ruatlonal
llotary
convention
at
Denver,
lie
Is
a
member
of
the
Tokyo
llotary
Club.
Mr.
Danno
has
already
visited
Oliforaoi
and
arrived
here
on
Ihe
Princes-
Charlotte
Saturday
af-ternnnri'-jroni
SkaRway
and
Ket-chikatt,
jiavin?
spent
four
da
in
the
lalle
city.
He
and
his
party
will
proeeel
south
today
and,
after
visiting
Astoria.
Oregon,
w1IJ
proceed
In
New
York.
They
will
then
proceed
to
lairopo
and
thence
lo
Japan,
their
trip
takliiR
them
around
the
world
before
il
is
completed.
4
PLEADED
GUILTY
TO
SAVE
BROTHER
FROM
THE
NOOSE
f
ClllOAtiO.
July
I?.
HoUert
Scott
today
plead-
ed
auilly
lo
murdering
Joseph
Mini
re.
clerk,
for
whose
staying
hi
bro-
I
her,'
Husscll
Scott,
had
been
sentenced
to
bang
on
October
15.
AUSTRALIANS
LEAD
IN
CRICKET
MATCH
LI.:ilS.
July
U.
The
scores
at
Ihe
conclusion
of
(day
today
in
the
cricket
git
me
bclvveen
Jlngland
ind
Australia
was
I'Jt
Tor
tho
visiiora
it
ml
23
for
Knv'.and
with
eight
vvlckels
Mown..
The
gamp
concludes
tomorrow.
WEATHERPORT
Terrace:
Clear,
calm,
letup'.'
05.
Anyox:
Clear,
calm,
letup.
72.
Stewart:
Clear,
calm,
temp.
Hiucllon
:clear,
calm,
temp
Telegraph
Creek:
Clear,
calm,
temperature
00.
Smithcr:.
Clear,
cajm,
temp
00.
Hurn
Lake
:
Clear,
cjilm,
icinpcraltirc,
59.
1
Tlirifire
dcpartuienl
re.potided
to
anojbe.r
call
from
I'lflh
Avn.
Kasl
Hl
I3.n0
noon
today.
Hot
ahc,
-sob'
fire
to
drv
arass
mr
Ihe
re;stdenci
of
A,
II,
Xlchol,
no
damase
being:
dune.
TRIPLE
MURDER
RACING
CARS
NEAR
CHICAGO
IN
CRASH
AT
Cicero
Scene
of
Crimes
Early
To
day
and
One
.
Mafi
Has
Confessed
Guilt
REFUSED
GIVE
UP
CAR
Chaffeur,
Man
and
Woman
Vic
tlms
of
Car
Thieves
Were
Shot
and
Killed
-
-
V
CHIUUJU,
July
Cicer.,
the
turbulent,
west
side
suburb,
LOS
ANGELES
Two
Killed
and
More
Than
Score
Injured
Accident
Happened
In
Front
of
Grandstand
LOS
AX;i:LI;s.
July
12.
Two
persons
were
killed
and
more
(ban
a
score
injured,
one
probably
fatally,
when
three
raeiiu
automobiles
crashed
on
Ascot
wa"
ene
01
a
jripie
siaynij,'
speislway
Saturday
night.
J.
D.
early
today
vv
licit
a
numter
of
Cornwall,
ooliee
serueanl
n.l
Viei
bandits
uliot
a
ehsffeur
who
refused
to
hand,
over
Ins
car.
Later
a
young
mau
and
woman
seated
in
an
aulomotiile
111
front
of
li.c
laller's
home
sulfered
the
nuine
fal-
vvbeu
Ihev
iefu-ed
Ic
ivi-'
tp
toe
I
Oil
II
0ur.
The
cene
of
Ihw
slaying
was
near
the
spot
where'
William
Mc-is'wiggaii,
acsislaal
jptaies
attorney,
ami
two
companions
were
kiiitil
by
iiiaehliic
aun
rire
last
April.
The
police
later
arrested
one
man
who
confessed
'
the
murders
implicating
others.
The
authorities
are
coiivin
ed
that
the
shooljos
jere
prontpled
by
the
tuiuuiuuiies
Archdeacon
Rix
Speaks
Against
Any
Attempt
to
Loosen
Imperial
Ties
Says
nothing
but
good
has
Canada
ever
received
from
Britain
and
lest
interest
of
world
served
by
continuance
as
at
present
During
the
course
of
his
sermon
yesterday
nioniitig
Arch
dcattiii
Hix
said:
Many
year
ago
when
the
question
of
annexation
and
Canadian
independence
were
in
politics
the
greatest
leader
the
Conservative
party
has
ever
had.
Sir
John
Macdonald,
said
on
the
floor
of
the
House:
"A
British
subject
1
was
born,
a
British
subject
1
vill
die,"
and
Ibis
became
Ihe
slogan
of
his
party
Ihionghout
the
whole
Dominion.
At
Ihe
same
time
the
greatest
leader
that
Ihe
Liberal
party
in
Canada
ever
had,
Sir.
Wilfrid
Laurier,
said
in
Ihe
.same
con-
nection:
Kn
treat
nie
not
to
leave
I
.
-
-
thee
or
fco
cease
from
following
.
Illahu
'I'll
liAlttllu
at
It
all
!ll
tIC
people,
my
to.i
my
noi.
vv
nere
thou
diest
will
J
die
and
there
will
1
be
buried.
The
Lord
do
so
to
me
ami
more
also
if
ou?ht
but
death
part
thee
and
me."
ThU
befirme
tBsTogi'bf
-tbe:lJibtC3l
party.
Led
by
these
two
great
men,
the
idea
of
annexation
to
the
United
Slates
or
separation
from
the
Ilritish
Umpire
were
killed
for
half
a
century.
Hut
aain
the
latler
of
these,
obnoxious
ideas
is
showing
above
Ihe
horizon
ami
certain
influences
are
doing
all
that
can
be
done
to
give
it
prominence
in
the
hope
(hat
the
coining
elections
may
be
fouxht
out
with
independence
from
(ireal
Ilritain
as
the
chief
issue.
For
after
all
the
consti
tutional
question
"does
not
neces-
arily
involve
this,
yet
il
lurks
beneath."
One
cannot
believe
that
the
best
material
in
any
of
our.
political
parties
would
lend
itself
willingly
lo
champion
such
an
issue,
but
it
is
possible,
for
it
lo
be
dragged
in
by
the
political
opportunist
and
it
behooves
every
Canadian
who
wishes
our
Dominion
well
(o
do
all
in
his
power
to
keep
this
issue
out
a'onut
with
all
the
bitterness
it
is
sure
to
brirv?
with
it;
or
if
it
does
vet
into
our
political
field
lo
Dsht
it
with
every
ounce
of
his
ability.
Strengthen
Home
Ties
We
are
very
largely
or
the
same
blood
as
those
or
the
llri-Ush
Isles.
Through
immigration
we
are
having
more
of
that
blood
poured
into
our
country.
We
are
one
people
with
the
people
of
llie
home
land
and
il
is
natural
and
expedient
that
we
continue
and
strengthen
Ihe
home
tics.
Not
bin?
but
good
have
we
ever
received
from
Dritaiu.
Mistakes
she
may
have
made,
but
they
were
not
mistakes
or
Ihe
heart.
She
financed
us
hi
our
early
days
or
need.
She
protected
us
and
still
protects.
Ot
her
we
have
nothing
lo
be
ashamed.
The
stan
dard
ot
her
national
hofior
com
pels
t)u
respect
of
the
world
and
as
a
part
of
Ihe
Kmplre
we
have
some
of
the
reflected
glory.
She
demands
nothing
of
us.
Two
visible.
lies
only
are
there
governor
general
who
is
only
sent
If
the
choice
Is
agreeable
to
the
Dominion
and.
,
a
.Privy.
..Council,
which
asks'
for
no
case
lo
bo
brought
he
fort
it.
but
which
accepts
the
thankless
duly
of
de
ciding
cases
which
our
courts
here
have
railed
lo
decide
lo
llie
satisfaction
of
Ihe
litigants.
High
Ideals
;
The
world's
bst
Interest's
will
be
served
by
Ihe
unity
ot
the
Hri-lUh
Umpire,
spreading,
as
it
does
over
ihe
surface
of
the
earth,
large
constituencies
of
British
people
possessing
her
high
ideal
of
national
life.
And
certainly
Canada's
best
interests
will
be
served
by
?
1
touiinuanee
In
that
fellowship
oT
nations
which
goe
to
make
up
the
British
Empire.
ins"to"fje
hoped
thai
thn
quel-'"
tiou
will
not
become
an
issue
in
the
approaching
campaign.
II
is
not
part
of
the
mind
of
the
best
elements
of
either
of
the
two
rreat
parlies,
yet,
in
certain
pa
pers
and
in
certain
plaqes
we
already
hear
murmurs
which
if
allowed
lo
go
unchecked,
will
in
evitably
inject
it
into
the
lime
light
of
(be
political
arena
which
will
be
all
to
the
bad.
TO
NOMINATE
ON
JULY
24
Liberals
Calling
Convention
to
Choose
Candidate
for
Forthcoming
Federal
ContesL
July
21
is
the
dale
set
for
the
convention
of
the
Skcena
District
Liberal
Association
when
a
candidate
will
be
nameo"
tp
contest
Skeena
ridut?
in
the
forthcoming
federal
election
campaign.
In
the
meantime
,a
meeting
of
the
Prince
Itupert
Liberal
Association
will
be
held
for
the
purpose
of
appointing
delegates
and
probably
instructing
I
hem.
It
is
considered
likely
that
Fred
Stork
will
ajtain
be
offered
Ihe
Liberal
nomination.
No
other
name
is
being
men!
toned
here.
THOMAS
ALEXANDER
DIES
IN
VICTORIA
Was
-Third
English-Speaking
Person
Born
In
City
67
Years
Ago
YICTOUIA,
July
U.Thonla
Alexander.
67
years'
of
aae.
colored,
said
lo
he
the
third
English
Vpeaking
child
born
in
Victoria,
died
yesterday.
He
was
a
member
of
the
Pioneer
Association
of
H.C.
The
parents
of
Alexander
were
members
of
a
parly'
of
color.-d
people
brought
here
from
Cnll-oruia
by
Sir
James
Douulas.
...
r
AMERICAN
STATESMAN
DIED
THIS
MORNING
LANOASTF.Il,
New
Hampshire,
July
12.--John
W.
Weeks,
war
secretary
under
the
Harding
administration
nod
K,
under
President
Coolidge.
died
tills
morning
after
a
long
illness.