(25
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
wltb
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ava.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
PRINCE
RUPERT
The.
latest
and
beat
for
the
WATT
V7
least.
Phone
4S7.
W
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IMIINCK
M1l'KliT,
II.
a,
TIIULSDAY.
JULY
8,
lUJifl.
YritcrOir
are
u
tattoo,
1601
Street
Silet
lS
PRIOR
FIVR
GENT
BRITAIN
DISCUSSING
STATUS
OF
DOMINION
nimII
1
HP
fUKlnAoL
Great
War
Veterans'
Premises
Are
Raided;
Police
Court
Charges
L
,.ilv.iaitlf
n
ttralit'
til
fit
I
it
VklffBilfa
fl
fl
J
ri
1
1
ti
II
lt
I
jlliun
llii'.vul
'
i
i.
r
were
cized
on
the
prcmbes,
Ihe
Prune
Hubert
branch!
":,"!'rloin-
A,nfr,,'1Bn"
"nd
,Vvv
'
i
ant
"day
ayed
-,rt
Orel
WUr
Veteran'
Association
wa
charged
,u
tl.e
rily
j0
p
a
this
morning
with
unlawfully
.riling
liquor
lhroiiulM,,,to!!,0.n
?nT:
.a"d
7:"
fa""
He
gc
-.
mid
two
or
Ihe
ntew.nl.
T
vvr.-,.
,h..rgcd
wild
selling
A
which
M'0
represented
i.
STORMS
FOLLOW
1
jiiitlil
INTENSE
HEAT
j
Prairie
Provinces
Hae
Torren
HI
wa
tlal
Rant;
Lightning
Kills
Three
INMi
l
i.
July
8.
The
ln-iira
4f
which
liao
m-j
.
.
i.
.
ue
province
for
i
;'
.U
wm
follod
.
;.
.
iiioftl
dlxlurhaure
i
)
lHTntutI
rain.
'
,
i
4
)
rejlid.
Andrew
j.
-
i
'l
Frank
Tunic
no,
41
'
Muadare.
Alberta,
l
:
i.
in
were
killed
by
noli
struck
Hieir
hiMir
li
"r,
a
farmer
of
llcr-i'li'wn.
wa
slroek
i
and
killed,
i
,
ii-
w
r?
iiarltrulnrly
1
a
iiii'!a
SEALS
ANNUAL
HAIR
CUTTING
Only
Males
Olven
Tonsorlal
At
Untlon
Says
Captain
Anderson
or
Elder
KFA
Alll),
July
H.
Ten
Ihou-i
on
Ihr
lnlidof
I-
are
rMoivin
Uair
riil,
mil
A.
Atid'ron
of
Hie
Untl-1
ox
xia'ei,
iiureau
of
fiheriei
el
Kider
report.
He
explain
;f
the
neal.
which
are
wttnl
lie
Federal
Soerniienl,
Mt
'
"
o
that
Ihc
inrreae,
ir
next
year
niny
be
noticed.
males
receio
loiiKorial
al-
ion.
Aiiuut
10,000
eeals
were
killed
8
year.
NARROW
ESCAPE
OF
DR.
PRINGLE
KAMl.OOl'S.
July
8.
Hcv.
Dr.
I'1
Hale,
of.
Yukon
fame,
narrowly
r
aped
drowning
Monday
while
di
ivui
n
car
on
lo
tin
ferry
al
Klaekpool,
on
the
Thompson
HU
The
vehiele
plungeil
into
ite
Mri'Hiii
hill
the
aged
nti.nion-aiy
wu
rencued
oninjnred.
id
WORCESTER
COUNTRY
PLAYING
AUSTRALIA
BIG
CRICKET
MATCH
WOHOKSTKII.
July
8.
Haffled
al
by
Woirenler
liowler.
Ihe
Australian
coitlil
Keoro
only
107
run
In
the
match
which
com-'
moiiced
yenlerilay
naaliut
tr-cenler
eounty.
'
The
homo
loam
went
lo
bal
makhiR
17
''rutin
for
four
wlckels
when
piny
conccl
for
Urn
day.
Subscribe
to
the
Pnilr
News.
ri
nnnii
in
n
t
rrn
W
bLKlYiAJN
IUAL
1U
i
ttggA
i
l
,.f
ii..
....
Fred
Uodw.n
and
John
llenr)
f
''"
H,e!mnrt'
f,,r
'u
fanK,u'
,,I,L'"
beer.
The
ra,e
against
in
eoiirl
by
its
president.
I..
ioungman.
was
adjourned
Friday.
J
11
ii-
10,
and
tlod-jwiu
wa
remanded
until
next
Wednesday.
Evidence
for
the
erown
in
the
luii
case
in
biiur
taken
this
at-
lernooit
rrom
two
men
otf
the1,',
a
:am,,
l,ul
tiran
steamer
1'Hncem
Alice
who
were
Hit
iirwliilP4
ulian
tlio
ruiil
made
yelenlay
afternoim.
When
they
hae
lpen
heard,
the
eae
will
he
rurther
adjourneil.
Ilolh
flodwin
and
Tall
hae
lifrii
reteaVed
on
ImmU
of
(SMO.
Oily
ioliellor
K.
F
Joiips
it
a-jtrarin?
for
the
fruMn
in
lbeaie
ilh
S.
V.
Taylor
for
the
defenee.
FIRST
SHIPMENT
OF
RAW
WOOL
FROM
TERRACE
DISTRICT
TKHIIAOK.
July
H.
4
The
first
ehipmenl
of
raw
wimdI
frum
tins
di-Iriet
not
ernt
lo
Kam-loopf.
y.
on
Vednen-day
fnuii
Ihe
oheep
raiirh
t
William
H.
(loodvtii
of
Kilitumkalum.
The
ehipmenl
roiilafned
about
half
a
Inn.
WIRELESS
REPORT.
S
a.m.
ll(iHY
ISI.AXI).
-Pari
cloudy.
ealm;
barometer,
30.
JO;
temper
alure.
50:
?ea
vmootli:
1
1
p.m.
epoke
Meamer
driffen,
Any
for
Seattle,
023
miles
from
Seattle;
1:30
a.m.
Oke
leamet
Prince
Charles
due
'Prince
Rupert
at
noon
nulhhound.
IlKAD
THKK
POINT.
I
la
ro-meliy,
30.00;
'Iciuperalure.
51.
1IUI.I.
HAItllOH.
Gear,
light
nortlit
wind;
barometer,
30.-u0:
temperature.
57;
fea
-inoolh;
p.m.
!oke
!teamer
Cinndian
Farmer,
Ocean
Falls
tor
San
Pedro,
1201
mile.4
from
San
Pedro;
8
p.m.
"poke
tUwr
I.orn,
two
mile.t
north
ol
lloe
Spit,
hound
for
Alice
Arm;
0
p.m.
ppoke
rl
i-amer
Alameda,
tl'J
union
from
Seallle,
nouthbound;
'.':.M5
a.m.
fpoke
steamer
Prince
John
in
Millhauk
Sound
south-
hound;
8
h.m.
upoke
motorship
l.illehnru.
Vancouver
for
Prlneo
llupei-t,
oir
Cune
Island
at
8:15
a.m.
Noon
IUOIIY
1SI.AXO.
Overea'.,
calm;
baromeler,
30.20;
temper
lire,
5t;
eea
smoolh.
liKAIt
THKK
POINT.
Itaro
hieler,
30.08;
temperature,
5'J.
IIUI.I.
IIAHHOn.
--Clear,
Unlit
nurlhwe.!
wind;
baromeler,
30.
00;
temperature;'
C5;
oa
nmoolh;
8:15
a.m.
spoke
nleainer
CalaH
Holla
llella
uotthhouml;
noon
upoke
Admiral
Hiwers
oil
hear
let
Point
norllihounil.
PACKING
SALMON.
The
l.angnra
Packing
Co,
hai
nlarlcd
packing
of
-alniou
al
Hi
eiinnerv
in
Musseti
Inlel.
A
fisv
KocSeye
are
reported
lo
ho
run
liing
in
Ihe
vicinity.
$20,000
RAISED
AT
BALL
GAME
Exhibition
Affair
In
Aid
or
Christie
Malhewson
Memorial:
Days'
Result
XKW
YOIIK,
July
H,
In
(101)1)1
ChrMie
Malhewson,
tin.
inci
aee.
Six
et
in
the
fifth
miuiu
t
a
league
aini
roupleil
Willi
a.
walk
and
an
error
netted
Js..
I.ouU
tx
rutin
ajrainsi
Umrici-:
nati.
l'ilt!liurit
and
I'hiladi'lptnu
lliam'fi
double
and
ti
il
in
I
lie
firl
and
I'feond
irorin?
fn.
?un
pai
1'itltbur;:
Mie
vielory.
Nat'pnal
League
Itrooklyn
0-5.
Ilnimi
2-1.
PUiladelphta
7.
1'iHM.urs
8.
t'.ineinnati
?,
St.
Loui
II
American
League
IIokIiiii
5-t.
Philadelphia
6-2.
PUBLIC
NEEDSTO
BE"
EDUCATED
REGARDING
NURSE,
SAYS
DOCTOR
OTTAWA.
Onl..
July
8.
-
Canadian
Pre,,
In
the
opinion
of
lr.
teirge
IL
Yiueent,
preaideal
of
Ihe
Himkefellet
foundation,
speaking
at
a
Victorian
Order
meline.
the
publit
neeU
eilueatitiK-
with
regard
to
ihe
nurje.
Tbe
i))blk
mul
be
lausht
that
many
J)ittl
eareer.
were
competing
WUi
nuriup
for
the
service
ef
ynun?
women
today:
that
pef'Otiallly,
family
and
cultural
background
were
of
vital
iinporUncc
to
the
nuie:
thai
nottnd
profeK.ional
training
v.i
eenlial,
thai
hijth
itandardit
for
such
training
and
for
nursing
ervlce
inul
be
mainlaiued
for
the
pmleVlion
of
Mcit'ly:
that
a
syMcin
Of
reilralioii
for
nur-ece
was
Indispensable;
that
adequate
compensation
ami
super
annuation
niiisl
,be
aceordeil
lier.
Tlie
public
expect
a
eood
deal
of
tbe
nur.-e.
Oft-liines
Ibis
ex-peclalioh
was
exaegerated
an
unreasonable.
She
was
supposed
to
uiiscss
an
ample
fund
of
scientific
knowledKc
and
maRic
skill.
!he
was
counted
upon
for
syniwilhy
ami
frielidliuess
under
often
Uie
most
trying
cireuni-
slances.'
Many
households
thought
she
must
lend
a
liatjl
Willi
domestic
lasks.
There.
was
a
feeling
also
JJiat
she
must
not
ask
very
substantial
remuneration,
but
ehould
be
content
with
Ihe
consciousness
or
sacrifice
and
with
the
knowledge
that
she
was
helping
her
fellows.
FISH
ARRIVALS
'
Six
boats
sold
their
catches
here
this
morning,
two
of
which
were
American,
me
latier
goi
17
and
17.10
fur
first
class
and
leu
cents
for
seconds.
Canadians
were
given
15.50
lo
17.20
for
Hrsl
class
and
nine
ceiils
for
seconds.
Sales
weret
American
Kugle,
58.000,
lu
Mouth
Fish
eries.
Kaslerii
Polnl,
1,000,
to
Iloolh
Fisheries.
Canadian
Cnygeon,
1,500
,aud
Nuba,
3,-000.
lu
poid
Storage.
(llliM)W
8,000,
lu
Allln
Fisher,
les.
'
f!
Ma
rgnjleiy,
1,50.0
lo
Cold
Slpr
"'''
age.
rvnnn
i
m
liiirnnn
fn
mm
mnm
rvn
UtrtAI
MINfclfo
15
MJBJfcU
Ur
Yl.COt
XT
i:ili:i.MFOHI.
who
has
accepted
111'
post
of
agent
-
general
for
Xew
South
Wales.
It
is
the
rnsi
time
u
peer
has
acted
In
tins
capacity.
Lord
Chelmsford
has
had
diplomatic
vxperiencc.
CHURCH
SERVICES
CLOSE
FOR
SUMMER
-
SEASON
HOLIDAYS
VP
TOIIIA,
July
8.
The
City
Temple
has
closed
ilowti
its
activities
during
the
summer
holi
days.
Us
pastor.
Or.
Clem
Davie,
in
a
public
announcement
slated
that
this
was
the
same
method
followed
last
year.
The
congregation
attended
regularly
and
consistently
during
the
rest
of
the
rest
of
the
year
but
Tor
the
Iwoldane
irretrievably
ofrended
the
holiday
months
there
would
bo
no
services
or
aclivilies
of
any
kind
This
left
members
free
lo
go
camping
or
holidaying
wil
limit
feeling
any
i
Sutnh
lies.
It
resulted
in
renewed
interest
with
the
opening
m
September.
BUBONIC
PLAGUE
IN
TOKIO
UNDER
CONTROL
TOKIO.
Jul
8.
-Three
death
from
Bubonic
plague
were
reported
today
in
Yokohama.
Many
suspecled
cases
arck
under
ob
servalion.
The
health
officers
'believe
l!iey
have
Ihe
situation
undo
conl
rol.
FOURTEEN
THOUSAND
CARS
ENTERED
CANADA
DURING
WEEK
OF
JULY
1
HKIXkXUIIAM.
July
8.
The
n'umber
of
autos
that
crossed
the
border
into
Canada,
as
recorded
al
the
customs
department
through
three
customs
parts
for
(he
first
week
it
July
was
11.000.
Lively
Scenes
in
Over
Purchase
of
German
Coal
During
Strike
of
Coal
Miners
LONDON,
July
8.
Lively
scenes
were
enacted
in
Parliament
veslerduv
during
consideration
of
no
appropriation
of
one
hun
dred
million
pounds
sterling
In
pay
Ihe
bills,
abroad
for
the
purchase
of
coal
purchased
by
Ihe
Oovernnieut
since
the"
miners'
slrike
slarled.
Joiin'
Wheulley,
.niinisier
of
health
in
Ihe
former
labor
caljlnel,
objected
iftirlicularfy
to
the
Oovernnient
buying
Uerninu
coal
to
beat
the
British
miners
who
responded
io
the
call
to
arms
to
defeat
(lermany
in
In
DJU.
Premier
Baldwin.,
announced
Unit
Ihe
Yorkshire
mine
owners
hud
agreed
lo
pay
the
same
ratio
Of
wages
as
other
districts,
thus
milking'
possible
the
final
stages
of
Iho
eight
hour
bill
being
reach
FREEDOM
IS
ADVOCATED
Canadian
League
at
Vancouver
Deplores
Recent
Events
at
Ottawa
Emphasizing
Colonial
Status.
WNfm
VFH,
July
8.
U
a
mee'
ins
here.
Ihc
Canadian
Xa-ton
League,
after
referring
lo
he
'unfortunate
administration
of
affair
at
Ottawa
which
em-
-
,
I
...!
I..,
l.l
1
a
,lru
""'""'-
he
cfrect
that
"the
time
had
ar-ived
when
Ihe
Canadian
people
liould
exercise
the
rights
of
a
ree
nation
ami
we
pledge
our
opport
to
any
political
party
or
a::didale
appealing
for
support
i
a
platiorm
advocating
Can-da's
compile
independen're."
A
resolution
was
also
passed
isapproviag
the
formation
of
a
-anadiati
Legion
on
the
ground
bat
it
advocated
a
militaristic
loltcy
on
the
par)
of
Canada.
iioraliitquestTon"
is
being
tried
n
GREAT
BRITAIN
TODAY
?rofessor
Elopsd
With
Another
Man's
Wire
and
Claims,
It
Was
Not
Immoral
LONDON,
July
K.
Cam-iridgc
university
is
preparing
for
its
first
official
study
of
the
modern
sex
problem.
It
will
hold
l
trial
by
a
special
court
of
dis
tinguished
graduates
lo
deler-
mine
whether
Prof.
J.
It.
li.
11
al-
niihersity's
moral
code
by
eloping
with
another
man
wife.
llaldane
is
a
bright,
young
cienlist
and
was
lecturer
in
bio
chemistry
at
Cambridge.
Students
and
faculty
alike
at
ihe
university
were
astounded
when
he
was
named
co-resnon
lent
in
a
divorce
suit
and
Offer
ed
no
defense.
He
was
convicted
of
"gross
immorality
and
his
connection
with
the
school
was
severed.
Milldane
declared
that
his
elopement
was
not
immoral
and
appealed
against
the
decision,
lie
said
that
as
he
loved
the
wontan
and
she
hjm,
it
would
have
been
immoral
for
her
to
have
continued
living
with
her
husband.
(
The
senale
committee
of
the
university
i
allemplin?
lo
select
a
committee
of
Judges
from'
n
special
panel
of
graduates
head
ed
by
Sir
Horace
Avory.
a
dislln-gulslied
high
court
Jtntgc.
ENGLISH
SOCCER
TEAM.
TIMMONS,
July
8.
The
louring
Knglisli
soccer
learn
defeated
Titnmons
five
goals
to
nothing.
British
House
ed
tonight,
which
will
bo
followed
by
the
official
posting
of
term
ilnder
which
men
have
the
option
ofTclurning
to
work.
Knrly
next
week
Ihe
extent
of
the
response!
will
be
known.
"Dominion
Status
Discussed
in
House
of
Lords
and
Question
of
Equal
Partnership
mentioned
LONDON.
July
8.
The
issue
Dominions
and
treaties
between
was
raised
in
ttie
House
of
iords
fur
information
in
regard
lo
the
nature
of
the
obligations
which
treaties
contracted
by
Britain
would
impose
on
the
Dominions.
He
railed
attention
lo
the
inconsistency
arising
from
Ihe
fact
(hat
Ihe
Dominions
were
subject
(o
dangers
and
obligations
if
Britain
declared
war
lo
enforce
the
treaties,
whereas
the
Dom
inions
"
afler
a
war
whfch
they
had'
helped
lo
win
were
now
claiming
had
achieved
their
full
status
Lord
Charleston,
under-seere-
tary
for
Oominion
affairs,
reply
ing
for
the
(ioverutnent,
said
they!
were
nioM
anxious,
to
assert
to
the
full
the
strong
importance
I
ladled
lo
the
principle
of
equal
status
and
said
it
was
his
opinion
that
the
strength
of
the
Km
p
ire
did
not
depend
on
the
form
of
constitutional
principles
as
much
as
in
the
belief
of
the
people
in
the
righteousness
of
the
cause
ibey
upheld.
STING
OF
BEES
GIVEN
AS
CURE
.
.
OF
RHEUMATISM
COLlfTKNAY,
July
8.
Using
the
sting
of
the
bee
aij
a
cure
for
rheumatism
is
I
lie
latest
thing
here.
The
owner
of
several
hives
is
doing
a
isood
business
slinging
patients.
He
uses
one
slin;?
lo
begin
with
and
gradually
increases
tiie
number
until
as
many
as
a
dozen
-slings
are
inflicted
in
a
day.
The
result
is
said
to
be
remarkable,
a
great
many
patients
being
cured.
PORT
CLEMENTS
MILL
WORKING
FULL
BLAST
Lumber
Being
Piled
Up
For
Ship-ment
on
New
Wharf
Built
In
Connection
With
Plant.
Tbe
Buckley
sawmill
at
Port
Clements
is
now
cutting
lumber
in
full
swing
and
tbe
output
is
being
piled
up
for
shipment
on
Ihe
new
son
fool
wharf
that
has
been
built
in
connection
with
the
plant.
F.
L.
Buckley
aud
his
son,
Frank
Jr.,
are
going
south
to
Vancouver
on
the
prince
Charles
today
after
a
viil
to
(he
mill.
WEATHERS
REPORT.
Terrace:
Cloudy,
calm,
temp,
00.
Anynx:
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
Gtf
Stewart:
Cloudy,
calm,
temp
Hiizellon
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
05.
Smitliers
s:
Cloudy,
calm,
temp
00.
Burns
Lake:
Cloudy,
calm;
temp.
58
Telegraph
Creek:
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
CO.
u
uueuorso:
i.iear,
souiu
wino,
lemp.
00.
Dawson:
llaiiiing,
calm,
temp
58.
'
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Bid.
Asked
C.
P.
It
101.00V4
B.C.
Silver
.
5.10
2.;n
Dumvell
1.51
1.0
1
niadslnne
.
.3.1
'i
.37.
Independence
07
H
.08
ft
Indian
..k,
.Q3
.0(J
nr.ffiriYiYrtm
IK111U5W
in
regard
to
the
stains
of
the
(ireat
Mrilain
and
other
nations
nere
wneu
Lord
Parmoor
asked
'
-
PUBLIC
WORKS
CLOSING
DOWN
Protests
Sent
to
Ottawa
at
Fail
ure
to
Carry
On,
Owing
to
Lack
of
Money.
OTTAWA.
July
8.
Many
pro
test,,
are
being
received
by
Opv-ernmenl
departments
at
the
ne
cessary
stoppage
of
public
works
throughout
the
country
conse
quent
1i
the
dissolution
of
Par
liament
without
passing
flie
estimates
to
enable
them
to.
continue.
The
west
j
affected
as,
w'eH
as
the
east
and
the
(ioyern-
jurkisbeitigurgcd
luJKitd.
the
money
to
continue
me
various
works.
This,
in
mosf
cases,
they
will
be
unable
to
do.
TRADE
BALANCE
HIGHEST
EVER
Foreign
Trade
of
Canada
Show
ing
Great
Improvement
This
Year.
OTTAWA,
July
8.
Canada
now
has
the
largest
favorable
trade
balance
per
capita
of
any
'
country
in
Ibe
world.
The
fiscal
year
ending
in
I'JSG
amounted
lo
slightly
more
than
101,000,000.
It
increased
1
10.000,000
over
last
year.
Foreign
trade
to
the
end
of
March
amounted
to
?
1,255,000,-000,
both
Imports
and
exports
showing
improvement.
HUGE
SLIDES-
C.
P.
RAILWAY
Trafflo
on
Main
Line
Disrupted
As
Result
of
Electrlo
Storms
and
Rains.
VANCOUVER
July
8.
Railway
service
on
ttie
main
line
or
the.
Canadian
PaciHc
Hallway
is
dis
rupted
by
the
heavy
slides
caused
by
electric
storms,
but.
it
is
expected
thaf
traffic
over
Tt
will
be
resumed
lale
today.
Large
frangs
are
engaged
in
clearing
away
the
debris.
Torrential
rains
have
had
a
disastrous
effect
on
the
road,
particularly
in
the
neighborhood
of
HeveNtoke,
where
much
dam-nge
has
resulted
to
the
roadbed.
FLYWEIGHT
BOXER
.
BEAT
GEO,
RIVERS
LtH
.INiVKI.KS.-jllly
8,
'Fidel
La
Barba
of
Los
Angeles
look
a
new
rip
on
bis
riyweiglil
boxing
championship
hero
Ijast
night
when
he
won
the
referee's
decision
over
Ucottgle
Hiver
of
San
Francisco.
NORGE
IS
LOADED
NOMK,
July
8.
ThV
dirigible
Norge
was
loaded
"yesterday
on
board
the
freighter
Tijuana
for
SejiUle.