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Grill
and
Ambulance
Service
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at
Anytime.
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Hotel,
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Ave.
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and
Sth
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Cause
Election
VANGOl'VKH.
July
id.
A
SONS
URGE
CAUSE
OF
CANADIANISM
Dm;
:i
hi
to
siihoruinute
parly
sentiment
to
the
"greater
cause
,
r
t
;i
iilMiiumii''
in
t
lie
upproachiug
elections
was
delivered
h
i
r
;r
;u
pcaker
nt
the
banquet
Inst
night
to
delegates
attending
j
th
h!
y
v
Sous
nt
(Lunula
convention.
:
No
hvuig
person
ran
tell
Mi
'
mmomvraiiii.
Kill
wiiutever
happens
Canada
must
go
r.
Jnmieon.
of
TWO
KILLED
BYJMTNING
Father
and
Son
Loser
Their
Lives,
While
Those
Between
Were
Uninjured.
BH,1
1VILLI".
Onl..
July
to.
V
;
1
-vkorf.
hi
on
liar
'
!!
more,
OhI.,
were
i
b
in'
'MIuts
seriously
i
ii.iit(iiu
struck
(lie
.
ii
a
bllt
-
iia
a
iivji
iiarei
1
1
ie.
hip
"""..tatLntebi.
-
imi,
ytiuntr
Hower
n
Inlliaipd
when
i
w"re
tn
lite
room
at
m
o.-n
a
terrtfie
craoli
i
hy
a
IiMrwt
of
flame.
ami
on
ere
standing
R;art
wdipci
Ihev
were
i
01
tiers
tiotwrrii
e-
RUTH
SCORES
27TH
HOMER
Yinksss
Keep
Pace
With
Philadelphia
n
Athletic
By
Wining
Yesterday.
YOIIK.
July
H.
The
Y
..'es
kept
up
wilh
the
fast
I'hilailelphia
Atlilelles
1'
'ay
hy
defeatinx
.Cloeland,
lie
Athlelles
were
lieatitM
aa
in
ten
itintnus.
Ilale
n
poled
out
his
27
Hi
homer,
f
Ins
leani
male,
pasehal,
also
f
Mir
bases.
Louis
hulled
five
Wnshinst-
'
i
hers
haiil
heforc
winning
ny
a
seore
of
four
to
three.
v
vv
York
(llaiils.crept
u
liltl
'
o
the
too
of
the
National
I'
dkiic
hy
taking
n
double
header
'
;i
'he
leading
Cincinnati
Ited.
American
League
l"nii
y,
llostou
0.
1
iiirtiito
i,
i'liilailclpliiu
I.
'
leveland
2.
New
York
8.
l.oius
,
Washington
3.
j
National
Lecjjue
New
York
7-t.
t'.ii.'.-
:-l-I'liiladelplim
0,
1'IIImiihk
U.
Ki
iioklyii
3,
tlhicago
7.
I
lo
s
Ion
I.
tut.
Louts
a.
WHOLE
FAMILY
SHOT
AND
KILLED
J0R0NT0
Patrlok
Fogerly
Thought
to
have
Murdered
Wlfo
and
Family
Before
Shooting
Self
TOUO.NTO,
July
10.
t'alrlck
l
ogerty,
nurseryman,
Is
believed
lo
have
shot
and
killed
his
wife
nnd
four
children
ranging
from
even
to
thirteen
years
during
the
ukuhl
ami
then
committed
suicide
Helalives
eiiloml
the
honi'J
S'eslerday
arieinoon
and.
foinnl
tlie
enljro
ritipllyniead.
Th
mo.
tv-
for
(hu
deWMs
unknown.
Hi
V,
HI
n
it,,,,;
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n
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1
of
Canadianism
in
Say
the
challenge
to
(he
people
of
the
what
is
to
lc
the
future
of
the
Lethbridge,
in
appealing
for
a
terile
genuine
national
spirit.
"We
must
buihl
Canada
into
a
eotnpoMie
whole,"
he
Miid,
ami
aihocHtrd
comiiilvry
naturaliza-Mon
pf
all
newcomers
to
this
ountry.
Oct
a
Slci'4-o3ii,
of
Vau-
"Uiver.
icoreil
I
he
colonial
Im-
pnaliols
derlarin;;
that
if
they
oould
only
realize
the
aspirations
J
Hie
Natie
Sins
of
(Canada
they
tvouhl
haek
the
movement
heuirt
ind
ool
to
.P-vclop
a
Uiiiadian
Mtioil.il
follrloiifiMnK.
'"If
it
i
lOl
di'irlniH'd
ilanaila
frn
dis-uteralion."
In-
said.
"I'.aiiada
on
id
he
it
un
and
still
lielonp
o
the
llritinh
('uunonwealtli,
added
i
ITTEMPT
TO
CLIMB
ALASKAN
MOUNTAIN
McCarthy
Eipedltlon
Fall
to
Reach
Top
of
ML
Falrwea-ther,
Near
Cordova.
llilllHiVA.
July
10.
An
attempt
to
climb
U.i'Ji
fept
to
Ho-top
of
Mount
Faiiweatlier,
an
unhealed
peak
east
of
here
failed.
Andrew
Taylor,
guide
of
the
Mr-art
hy
parly,
upon
reaching:
here;
announced.
He
and
Oapmln
Mc-
t'.irlliy.
ol
Summit,
.N.
J.,
Allan
rj.
of
.Nw
York,
and
Dr.
LaiM.j
Canadian,
were
blocked
in
their
effort
Hi
scale
the
mountain
when
they
encountered
a
oanyon
J.ooo
feet
up
the
mountain.
CONFIDENCE
VOTE
FRENCIIGOYERNMENT
Calllaus
Insisted
That
Plan
For
Stabilizing
Currency
Must
Be
Upheld.
PAWS.
July
111.
The
chamber
voted
confidence
in
I
he
(iovem-ment
early
this
murnluK
after
Finance
Minisler
Caillauv
had
in-ulsled
that
the
(iinerument's
plan
for
stabiliziu
the
currency
must
bo
upheld.
The
olc
was
'.'t2
for
the
(!oernmenl
and
i7
against.
WEATHER
REPORT
Terrace:
Clear,
calm,
temp.
CO
Anyox:
Partly
cloudy,
temp
70a.
Alice
Arm:
Clear,
calm,
temp
llaiellon:
Clear,
cairn,
temp.
CSa.
,
Telegraph
Creek:
Cloudy,
calm,
leniii.
(lUa.
Smllhers:
Clear,
calm,
lomp.
tfl'a.
IluTn.
Lake:
Clear,
calm,
temp.
00a
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Did.
Asked
IHinwcll
1.58
1.79
Indian
.05
.00
L,
A:
L,
.12
Premier
2.11
2.1
B
Porter
Idaho
.00
,-.on
Silver
Crest
.1,
.13
Siir
Inlet
.
,
.oo',4
innnot
.08
.10
Northern
and
mm
m
m
m
mr-m.
n
m
m
mmm.
Native
Sons
RECORD
TENNIS
GAME
YESTERDAY
MEN'S
SINGLES
In
what
was
prolialdy
the
bet
exhiliition
of
tenuis
ever
seen
in
l'rince
Humeri,
It.
Howard
and
A.
II.
Cariniehael
played
for
two
hour
and
a
quarter
in
tin;
final
for
the
regimental
mi'ii'e
single
chaiu-pionfliii
taxt
niht
and
then
wei-
tied,
it
bemr
l
ncesur'
po"tpinc
tne
cuiiipirl
ion
of
the
nia:
li
lo
another
oe;ension.
In
the
first
set.
llmvird
was
w'lnnir
l-l
and,
in
the
second,
Uarmichael
won
fl-t.
The
4inipiri's
weie
S.
K.
tlamobeti,
-J.
-U
Si-
eiiolls
MHtl
K.W:jMreii-
MANY
CANADIAN
HALIBUT
BOATS
Price
Belter
Than
for
American
on
Exchango
at
This
Morning's
Sale.
There
was
but
one
American
Dual
sold
halibut
at
the
F.xrhangc
IMs
mrfrniitg.
she
gellins
11.1)0
iinl
H
cent'.
This
was
one
cent
lower
for
second
class
than
Canadian
boats
obtained
and
about
the
sam
Tor
Iot
quality.
FJevon
of
the
tatter
sold
their
catches,
prices
varying
from
It
to
15.80
pound.
Mfles
were:
American
Kanaga,
18.000
to
Cold
borage.
Canadian
Margaret
J,
22,000,
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
Inured
II.,
7,500,
to
llooth
Fish
eries.
P.
liurreen,
13,500
lo
Cold
Slor-ige.
I'nume,
7.50t,
to
Iloyal
Fish
Co.
Prosperity
A,
13,000,
to
llooth
Flsherlc?.
.Nautilus,
13,000,
to
racuic
Fiheries.
Impereusc,
0,000
to
Cold
Stor-
II.
A
II.,
3,000
to
cold
Morale.
Kobe,
3,500,
to
Cold
Storago.
Tramp,
12.000,
to
Atlin
Fish
eries.
swiim,
7.500,
lo
Atlin
Fisheries.
McGEER'S
DEFEAT
COST
HIM
$23,000
VANCOFVKIl,
July
10.
0.
(i
Mctteer
filed
returns
yesterday
bowing
liis
expenses
in
the
un
successful
coolest
wllli
Hon.
U
II.
Slevens
in
Vancouver
Centre
in
the
last
election
cot
him
2:1,000.
GENERAL
ATTACK
ON
FORCES
NEAR
PEKIN
PF.KIN,
J
luy
10.
A
(ft1
ne
ra
I
at
lack
of
Ihe
allied
forces
on
Kou-nencblu,
or
the
People's
Army,
has
been
launched
in
Ihe
west.
Severe
fighting
is
in
progress
anil
Ihe
sound
of
gunfire
Js
audible
In
Pekin.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
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HUPKHT,
II.
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In
spile
of
the
knockers
and
people
who
may
be
downhearted,
Prince
Rupert
is
bound
to
go
ahead,
says5-Mr.
Douglas,
who
is
just
as
confident
of
thi
city's
future
as
he
ever
was
Publicity
and
still
more
of
it
is
needed
to
put
any
-place
on
Hie
map
and
Mr.
Douglu
thinks
a
radio
broadcasting
station
should
be
established
here.
Mr.
Douglas,
who
i
accompanied
by
Mrs.
Douglas,
Is
here
for
several
weeks
recuperating
from
serious
injuries
sustained
when
he
was
knocked
down
by
an
automobile
in
.Seattle
a
year
ago
last
February.
He
is
slill
compelled
to
walk
with
the
assistance
of
ntues,
bill
lie
is
making
a
rapid
recovery.
From
the
reception
he
is
gelling
in
town,
Mr.
Douglas
is
.i-.'ired
he
has
many
more
friends
than
the
thirteen
who
vded
for
hint
when
he
conlesled
the
mayoralty
many
years
ago.
Native
Sons
Urge
Final
Court
of
Appeal
Place
of
Taking
Cases
to
Privy
Council
i
VANCOl
YKIt.
July
1U.
Opposition
lo
the
principle
of
tak
ing
legal
appeals
to
the
privy
council
in
London
and
the
suggestion
that
Ihe
cnsioni
should
be
abolished
is
included
in
a
reso
lution
passed
at
yesterday's
session
of
lhe
.Native
Sons
of
Canada.
which
are
in
convention
here.
Another
resolution
passed
that
'all
t'ulurO
appointments
in
civil
services
should
Jie
confined
schools
and
colleges
r.
it
Ii
special
consideration
for
the
veterans
of
thV
great
war.
:
The
first
.resolution
slated
Is
essential
lo
tlie
full
recount-.
ion
of
(he
eipial
national
status:
if
Canada
Hint
this
nation
should
possess
aim
manuam
a
iinaii
court
of
appeal
of
its
own,"
add
-
!
in:
"'Hiis
will
really
strength
-
)
en
anil
not
weaken
me
connai!
relation
between
t.anada
and
tne
rest
of
the
Itritisli
Empire."
DURKIN
GETS
35
YEARS
ON
'
MURDER
COUNT
CHICAGO,
July
10.
Martin
Diirkiu,
the
young
gunman
and
ai'loinobile
thief,
was
this
morn
ing
Tnind
gullly
of
Hie
murder
of
Federal
Aigent
Edwin
shanahan
lasl(
October
and
whs...
senlpnced
to;
3
yuan
iniprUonpieht,'
,
,
10,
11120.
Yecrdr
Circulation.
I6JI
m
m
m
m
'
;
I
i
Maintenance
at
Ihe
.anie
meeting
suggested
'he
Dominion
and
provincial
to
those
educated
in
Canadian
MUCH
LIQUOR
IS
TAKEN
OFF
BOAT
i
Arranmoro,
of
Vancouver,
Was
Rollevod
of
Whisky
and.
Beer
rv
police
Yesterday.
Tlie
"Vancouver
gasoline
boat,
Arranniore,
which
was
seized
by
the
provincial
police
al
lluledale
this
week,
was
yesterday
after
noon
cleared
of
too
cases
'
of
whisky
nnd
HQ
sacks
of
.beer.
'l'lie
liquor
Is
being
held
for
thlr
ly
y'
days
awailjug
Uie.eJuim
of
its,
owner
twner
and
thuArnn!iioii,Viis
re-
leased
this
morning.
Hanks
Is
land
was
given
as
the
"boats
des
I
inatlon
in
her
Vancouver
clear
mice
papers.
ALASKA
SALMON
RUN
SEWAItD.
July
10.,
II.
E.
El
la
wn
th
of
the.
territorial
flsli
yum
mission
predicts
a
large
tun
heiv
y
piuk
and
silver
salmon
Stmt
Sik
A
U
AMrAITUED
or
A
T
m
n
m
mn
tm
m
1
f
MlltilftJ
f
lill
illirt
I
Mackenzie
King
May
Contest
Vancouver
Centre
Constituency
Against
Stevens
in
Election
VANCOUVEIL
July
10.
-The
Vancouver
Sun
of
last
even
ing
stales
that
prominent
Liberals
are
striving
tu
have
a
unanimous
nomination
tendered
to
former
Premier
King
to
contest
Vancouver
Centre
against
Hon.
H.
H.
Stevens
and
that
if
these
two
men
have
their
way
Mr.
.Mackenzie
King
will
be
given
the
'opportunity
of
accepting
or
refusing
after
the
meeting
of
the
Liberal
executive
on
Tuesday
nexL
II
is
pointed
out
by
local
Liberals
that
Vancouver
is
the
logical
seat
for
Mackenzie
Klir
to
return
to
Parliament
from
and,
that
Mr.
Stevens,
who
was
responsible
for
the
Liberal
elrie'-
tain's
resignation,
will
hae
to
nul
for
the
sea'
should
U.e
e-
nrnrnlpr
.
.
.....
.
;iri,nf
-
,
l!if
nnmumtinti.
-
-
!
,ANCOUVERMANIS
NE
SUPERINTENDENT
PRINCEGEORGE
POWER
PIUNCK
GEORGE.
July
10.
From
out
of
a
list
of
sixty-one
applications
from
all
pari
of
the
province,
David
G.
Sutherland
of
Vancouver
has
been
ap
pointed
by
tlie
city
council
as
suwrmradj-nt
,
of
the'
"local
power
plant
Ai
D.
Hirrell
of
eboTee.
Anions
the
appJicanU
was
Alex
Nah,
former
stipcriii-Ici.dent,
vviio-
rescued
a
month
ago.
lb-
wanted
?-5
a
month
more
salary,
ONTARIO
SUFFERS
BIG
THUNDERSTORM
Buildings
Blown
Down
and
Wire
Service
Interfered
With.
No
Casualties
Reported.
LONDON.
OnU
July
tO.
-West
ern
Ontario
was
visited
last
night
with
severe
electric
storms,
ac
companied
by
heavy
rain
and
a
strong
wind.
Hams
were
unearthed,
buildiUKs
were
blown
down
and
wire
service
is
crippled
in
many
sections.
Near
Waterfowl
the
storm
reached
cyclonic
proportions.
.o
casualties
are
reporter,!-
WONDERFUL
SCORING
IN
THIRD
TEST
MATCH
AUSTRALIAN
CRICKET
LEEDS,
Eng..
July
10.
Australia
scored
331
runs
for
three
wickets
in
the
first
inning
of
the
third
test
match
with
England
today.
McCartney
and
Woodful,
of
Vush-alia.
mado
150
and
M8
respectively.
ON
FOUL
IN
FOURTH
NEW
YOIIK.
July
to.
Pete
LaUo.
of
Scrauton,
was
offered
he
world's
welterweight
chain-
iiionsliip
when
he
was
declared
victor
on
a
foul
over
Georgie
Le-vine.
of
New
York,
in
the
fourth
if
a
fifteen
round
match.
"BILLY"
McINNES
IS
BACK
IN
VANCOUVER
VANCfjUVKlt
Jyly
iOtW,)'
II.
Mclnnes,
foi'nier
'cou'hfy
judge
here
and
at
one
lime
Governor
of
Ihe
Yukon,
who
has
been
Ii
Ottawa
for
the
past
five
years
raclicing
as
Parliamentary
tgenl,
has
returned
to..
Vancouver
o
resimle
Jl
law
practice.
The
chic
employees
firs!
an
ot
picnic
wilj
lk
place
lo-
uoistfjw.
!
havraUans-
Lake.
Large
Upstair
Dining
U
all.
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
New
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latent
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRICK
FIVR
CENTS.
SMITHERS
MAN
LOST
HIS
LIFE
A.
McNaught
Fell
From
Bridge
Over
Bulkley
River
and
Was
Drowned
Yesterday.
SMITH
KIIS,
July
10.
Andrew
McNaught.
a
member
of
the
crew
of
men
repTankins?
the
bridge
over
.he
Kulkley
Iliver
close
to
town
ot
his
life
yesterday
when
he
.'ell
backwards
into
the
river
and
ras
drowned.
He
tried
his
best
to
reaeli
shWe
but
his
heavy
clothing"
hampered
his
movements
and,
be
gave
up
before
help
could
reach
him.
'
-te:rrchwasadrirthS
raHlier
down
stream
but
the
current
is
strong
and
doubt
is
expressed
if
it
will
be
found
for
some
time.
Mr.
McNaught
was
a
member
of
the
Native
Sons
of
Canada
ami
aNo
an
-Oddfellow.
He
hid
lived
in
the
district
for
many
years,
but
his
relatives'
are
unknown
here
and
are
believed
not
lo
live
iti
Canada.
The
scene
of
yesterday's
accident
was
the
same
as
whero-Thos.
Duntop,
district
road
engineer,
lost
bis
life
by
drowning
two
years
ayo.
FIRST
GUN
IN
POLITICAL
WAR
Hon.
W.
R.
Motherwell
Reviews
Government's
Action
and
Stevens
Customs
Charges.
WINNIPEti,
July
10.
Hon.
W.
It.
Motherwell,
minister
of
agri
culture
tn
the
late
Liberal
"'Gov
ernment,
fired
the
first
gun
In
the
federal
election
campaign
in
Manitoba
in
an
address
before
the
Liberal
executive
and
oilier
prominent
Liberals
yesterday.
He
devoted
his
address
lo.an
exten
sive
review
of
the
action
of
the
King
Goveiliment
in
(Connection
with
the
customs
irregularities
and
charged
that
II.
It.
Stevens,
whose
action
in
the
House
preci
pitated
the
customs
probe,
secur
ed
tio
per
cent
of
his
information
from
the
King
Government
spe
cial
investigator
and
that
Stevens
had
In
some
manner
secured
access
o
the
Duncan,
report
before
that
report
reached
the
ministcd
of
customs.
HUDSON
BAY
LINE
IS
NOT
A
FACTOR
IN
THE
ELECTION
O
TTAWA,
July
lO.-The
likeli-luiod
of
t
ut
Hudson
Hay
line
being
used
as
a
factor
In
-the
pro-sent
campaign
Is
se
aside
by
the
statement
that
both
sides
pledged
themselves
to
Its"
construction.
Duriuft
the
last
election
Hon.
Arthur
Metghen
promised
Mo
set
aside
tlftee
million
dollars
in
the
estimates
to
carry
on
.the
work
and
that
was
cxaclljr'Jhe,
sum
oted
-
jy
the
House
nt
lhe
last
sejstbn,
,
....
.,
..
,