.
.
.
.
m
.
I
.
a
nrimini
ni
li
lunu.
Neir,
Juntau,
Was
Made
YsiUrday.
The
tide
of
the
Mrn-
ax
Juneau
of
the
t
here
yelerday
by
ei-ie
of
the
United
L'
a
ment
of
Asricullure.
K
M'ial
foreol
is
one
k
ttelween
the
two
gla-
r
injj
covered
over
by
m
and
thu
preserved
lleferenee
lo
Hie
'
this
one
had
long
r-i
ir
bill
lis
location
was
''i'l1
esUhlllied.
iiniri
iin
nin
i.iiiii
n
nil'
-
a
mM
IV
mmmrn
IN
HURRICANE
ind
and
Hlnh
Ufilar
Ronorlrd
to
Have
Done
Much
Damaga
In
Balkans
VHANA,
July
2.'.
-
One
hun-
'
rcp
reported
to
hae
been
at
Haovo,
Serbia,
when
a
ane
necotnpanieil
by
i
tiurst
otriick
the
lown
-ial.
i
received
here
from
1
ado
The
river
rvise
sud
r
i
lundnllnu
Ihe
town
and
ni
houses,
in
which
peopb
iikina
shelter,
collnpsed
nig
lo
f3.000,nou
and
this,
it
Is
eiperlrd.
will
i-talnliie
llm
financial
niiUMtioii.
Finance
MliiUler
le
Monties
denied
emphatically
the
tlory
(hat
there
was
a
possi
bility
of
the
JaHk
of
France
us-pcii.lftw
1aymMil.
iMrrlrlif
the
on
I
he
finnii-
elal
plah
-"tthlrli
rfsoltW
In
HM
llerriot
dMral
Mici-
reeres
werr
Twnnary
to
restrain
(he
crowds.
OuUidr
the
ilone
of
e
inlerftlactu!
forest
I
I'arliamenl.
crowd
were
Intoling
llerriot
and
ineuibi'is
of
his
Kov-
eniinent.
CURLEW
LEAVES
FOR
SOUTH
TOMORROW
Four
Cay
Visit
to
Port
Will
Eno
Friday
Morning
at
S
O'clock
II.
M.S.
Curlew
will
leave
port
at
H
o
clock
tomorrow
nailin
direct
for
Heaver
Harbor.
The
warship
will
hIpo
viil
at
Topaz
Harbor,
Gomox,
Vancouver,
.New
Westminster
and
Alherni,
and
will
sail
from
Victoria
on
Sep
tember
10
on
her
return
to
lleimuda.
FAILING
AIRPLANE
KILLS
3
CHILDREN
Two
QVIs
and
Ono
Boy
Lost
Lives
When,
Machine
Fell
on
Beach
at
Venice,
California
Vi:.li:i:,
r.alif..
July
Si.
Two
uirls
were
killed
and
one
boy
i4iitiined
ii
Itrokcn
neck
when
1
...
uirin
nmi
.Iiiiii
nerlnticd.uin
alriilatie
reu
on
a
neacii
miiar
cloudburst
enued
where
children
were
plnyiiiR
lici"
"
iiiiiiim
ii.iiini'jn
ui
iiu?fir.,'1MM''"
v
''
i
lb'lgrade.
where
u
soap!
"'".
(PRINCE
RUPERT'S
(IMINATIONS
IN
SKEENA
RIDING
Tonight
and
Liberals
on
Sat
urday
Evening.
fiOiiservalives
of
Vkeeiia
riding
'i
(invention
here
this
evciiliw.
iiuuilnalo
a
caiid
date
mr
uu-
"i
iheomlilg
federal
eleellon
eon-
'
u-i.ii,.
ii..
i
TmtIiw
ore
not
'n'liw
as
lo
who
will
be
Ihe
can-
tdale.
IhP
range
of
posslblllly
IIIU'
aniinii
1..
mi',
rii.li
I'm
USrJI
own
tn
c.
II.
Orme
and
J.
&
ll.iiK'
l.i.li.
,,f
li,.li,n,i
lliiiiel't.
The
Liberals
will
notninale
on
'"iniiij
Ilium.
I
ll'U
riini
iemlor,
will
probably'
be
H
holee
iigaln.
IiKlleiillons
are
now
Ihal
11
.will
lrnlghl
fight
between
Ub-
'
uU
Hint
l!(intni'Vlitl'(lS.
SHARE
OF
LIQUOR
PROFITS
IS
$5,900
YJGTOIUA,
July
22.--
1'ilnc
Hunerl
securer
5,U0O
as
lis
share
of
lliiuor
profits
for
tin1
1
months
ending
March
31
Prince
(ieorjfe
will
gel
2,500
flu'
iliHlrihutiou
Is
bused
oil
school
poptilatiotK
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
t:.p.it
...
Ilazellon
Dunwell
Indian
Premier
Silver
tlresl
Is,
It
.
Illd.
Asked
'
lit
(.1)0
l.r.2
.05
M
2.11
08
.
.01
I.5K
.05
V,
2.17
;12
W.
Ii.
Vahce
relumed
lo
llni
eltv
on
Ihe
Prince
Charles
Hit
morning
fnm
a
business
trip
lo
Anyox
and
Slew
art.
A
largp
crowd,
which
practical
ser.
Joan
pywiavn.
joe
tiaron,
David
Thomson,
J.
A.
I,induy
and
Fred
Lama.
Alternate
were
chon
a
fol
low:
David
(Ilennic.
Victor
Ha-
so-Her),
J.
Krikevcky.
W.
tirat-(ou.
H.
M.
!iiopt4ii
and
F.
W.
Itert.
ly
filled
the
Metrooole
Hall,
at-i
eoinnii'j'ioner
jit
holiday
tended
llif
tneetinx
of
the
Prince1
ins
hern
In
lue
hiettilime.
Ittiperl
Liberal
AsixKialion
called
'
last
niKhl
for
the
purpose
of
ap-j
-
pointing
(lfliv;:ie
for
i
lie
rucrai
eleellon
nuininating
com
en)
ion.
which
will
he
held
on
Saturday
octilr.
V.
J.
tirecr.
president
of
the
.Woeiatiun,
wa
in
the
chnir
and
NV.
JotitiKlone
was
tperrtary.
IWiffugffilie.
,if'vsniW
addrrnj.es
wen
irtvtn
ly
J..
v
.
raimore,
I'heo.
Collart.
David
Thomson,
John
Dybhan
an.t
K
IMrker,
all
expressing
cniidem-e
as
to
Ihe
outcome
,
of
the
forthcoming
contest.
Fred
SUtrk,
is
the
only
name
being''
mentions
I
tu
.aonnetlion
with
lb
nomination
and
it
seems
altogether
likely
he
will
asain
carry
I
ho
Liberal
standard
to
the
polls
on
September
1
L
BEER
IS
REJECTED
New
Westminster
Is
Against
Beer
Parlors
By
Majority
of
365.
Now
Westminster,
July
22.
By
a
majority
of
365
votes,
New
Westminster
yesterday
rejected
a
proposal
to
allow
the
opening
of
beer
parlors
hero.
In
the
first
vote
on
the
question,
the
proposal
was
defoated
by
a
majority
of
800.
Yesterday's
figures
were
1,816
against
and
1,451
for.
It
Is
reported
that
the
women's
vote
was
unusually
large.
TRIAL
RUN
OF
NEW
MOTORSHIP
Everything
Went
off
Satisfac
torily
When
Boat
Bullt
Here
Had
Hor.
Tosts
at
Kol-owna
Yesterday
The
trial
run
of
Ihe
mulor
shin
Pctitowna.
which
was
fab
rlenled
at
the
local
dry
dock,
took
place
yesterday
'afternoon
al
Kelowna
and
everything
went
off
WrXt
vH.l'Cli'l1y
according
tu
it
wire
received
hi
me
iocii
office
of.
Ihe
shipyard
from
0
A.
.McMillan,
the
luuerinlehden'.
wlio"was
al
Kelowua
for
Ihe
be-
cnlon.
Now"
Hint
Ihe
Penlowna
U
rompleleil,
she
will
be
placed
in
operation
very
shortly
and
the
men
from
the
local
plant,
who
went
down
In
assemble.
Ihe
vessel,
will
be
reluming
!
Hie
elly
sooni
A.
Watson,
superln
lemlefiU
epglneer
of
Ihe
'dry
docKt
was
in
charge
of
Ihe'
en
yiiiu
injiullalion
at
Kelowna.
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
and,
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Halt,
Servlca
witti
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
m
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
8th
8U
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIOECK,
Prop,
j
least.
Phone
487.
A
I.'i
Mill.
l
Northern
and
Central:
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
.
.
"ah
"4
11
M.
II
wi
lilt
w
Lilt
i,.:-"p,:n,
IMUNCK,
IllPKRT,
H.
p.,
THURSDAY.
JULY
22,
J020.
Yetlerdifi
Clreubtlon,
1171
Street
Site
Stl
PRtCK
FIVK
CUNTS.
US
PANfT
TH
HAVE
PA
A
I
ITIAW
fAVrDKIMFNT
lUTilliLi
1U
IlrtlLi
L-UrtLlilUll
UU
V
LilUIUlLill
1
.
ERR1BLE
TRAGEDY
IN
ONTARIO
RESULTS
IN
ELEVEN
YOUTHS
LOSING
L
VES
r
a
arx
1
ernor
ueremea
ana
Poincare
Called
Upon
J
fo
Form
New
Cabinet
.
.
r
;m
i
i
Cllir-livi.
wuriifiti
VII
fllllCllkUM
IUUII
will
stabilize
financial
situation-bank
is
not
broke
PARIS.
July
22.
Raymond
Poincare.
former
president
uml
.
m
,h
.
j.i
au
i
it
it
ii
ni
iinniiiH
m
mrnt
i
n.nt.
.(..i.tmii
.
'
tig
Unit
of
M.
Herrtol.
which
resigned
lust
night
after
suf-ig
ile
real
hi
Hie
rlnimher
on
iU
finuiinal
plan.
President
:
v-rg-te.
deriding
that
the
time
i
ripe
for
a
national
ministry
rating
all
or
u
ninny
parlies,
as
possible
to
work
for
rc-i
'un
ol
finance!,
ha
asked
M.
Hoiucare
to
form
surh
-i
ii
It
pafd
Hie
rhamber
before
the
llerriot
cabinet
was
!deieatcd
authorizing
the
transfer
.
-
i..
n.
J
H....1
l
..........
..r
ii..
I...
i
i
i.iii
i
ai
i
a
i
I
r
Klil
Ul
IUI
auce
oi
me
.Morgan
loan
aniuuni-
1
IJl
IU1JI
WJM.X
Ui
FOREST
FOUND
MEETING
HELD
i
BY
LIBERALS
f
Delegates
for
Nominating
Conven
tion
Saturday
Were
Chosen
Last
Night.
RAILWAY
BOARD
IS
COMINQ
HERE
j
VANC'JlYEH,
July
22.
The
Hoard
of
Hallway
Com-
missioned.
will
ImjM
a
brief
Indian
Milling
here
today
and
.
ex-
j
pected
lo
reach;
I'rinee
ltu
!
pert
in
about
two
week'
lime
for
a
session.
The
!
:
FAILED
TO
SEE
Strange
Monster
Seen
Leaders
Return
to
Won-
trezl
After
Visit
to
London
Where
They
Hoped
to
Interview
King
MOXTIIEAL,
July
22.
Three
India-i
chiefs
from
Hritish
Col-uniln.i.
who
went
wilh
an
inler-prelci,
Mr.
J.
C.
Williams,
to
ji.oiiiion
a
representaives
of
three
li-ilips
in
Hie
hope
of
In-:
Icrvi.
w
n
Kin?
(Jeorse
in
con
nection
with
their
land
damn
in
the
Wi'.tern
proinces.
n-lurnd
re
reporting
Ihal
they
had
nieli
I
willi
f:.iIllro
in
ll.nl
Hip
Ill-rli
The
delegates
were
named
as.
iD-mniiioner
in
London
had
ad-
follow.:
Dr.
W.
T.
Kerg.n.
Kx-Fcrest
Fires
Arc
Cutting
Sathe
,,ain
0
re,urn
u
UJ
)0.
Aid.
John
Currie.
II.
F.
Cilasscy.i
In
Upper
Co!umbla
River
minion
and
tue
up
the
matter
Thomas
Trotler,
Fred
lleJanger.l
Vallev
iwilh
iur
Canadian
ivi.nimpni
Alii.
.
M.
iirowii,
i,.
.
raimoir,
liuttoan
Kenneily.
(lillis
It
oyer,
Harvey
Fraer.
vlt.
A.
McLeod,
J.
MeXulty.
S.
K.
Parker,
Athol
Fra-
GOLDEN
LUMBER
CAMP1
BURNED:::
I
"What
we
do
not
-want
above
liOLDKN,
July
2.'.
--
rorest'all
is
so-called
enfranehi.e-fire
wiped
out
.Camp
0
of
tli'iment,"
says
a
.latenient
issued
Columbia
lliver
Lumber
Co.
neii
jhere
by
Ihe
native.
'Ve
waif
here
lat
nighl,
the
blaxe
spread-jlo
be
Ii'iian-
lo
Ihe
end
of
lb.;
ing
so
rapWly
that
Ihe
campiworbl.
hul
we
wanl
selliptneui
crew
lost
all
their
beloiugings.
in
a
proper
way
.o
thalTwe
ins
An
iiunieiie
iiuanliiy
of
cut
loi:
be
able
to
help
one
anothci
as
welt
as
i
lie
eju.ime;it
of
ll'e
anu
wor
logeiner
Willi,
our
camp
was
also
lost.
Another
good,
white
brothers
for
Cauada
camp
was
Ibreatei
.-.l
and
the
in
the
future."
horses
of
both
jjamp
wnvj
-.
.
.
'lamed
louse.
Sllbsc-ihw
lt
Ihe
.jTtlly
Vew
Prince
Rupert
Fisherman
is
Hero
of
Daring
Rescue
Feat
in
Breakers
of
Hippo
Island
SKIDEU.VTK,
July
22.
Last
week
while
running
into
Hippo
Harbor
from
the
trolling
grounds
during,
u
raging
southeast
slorni.
A.
K.
Derrick,
of
Skidegate
.Mission,
was
caught
in
what
is
known
as
Ihe
west
breakers
at
Hippo.
Oue
huge
wave
smashed
the
pilot
house
off
his
launch
and
swamped
the
boat.
Jiiit
the
bow
was
kepi
above
Water
through
Hie
buoyancy
uf
the
tanks.
Derrick
jumped
to
Ihe
bow,
where
he
lashed
himself,
one
huge
wave
after
another
breaking
over
him.
Andy
Anderson,
of
I'nnce
Rupert,
happened
to
be
making
for
shelter
at
Ihe
same
time
"when
he
saw
Ihe
bow
of
the
launch
in
in
the
water
with
the
man
aboard.
Airderson,
at
the
risk
oT
his
own
life,
ran
the
4ioat
,t
through
the
breakers
to
to
alongside
of
the
wrecked
launch.
He
shouted
lo
Derrick
to
jump
aboard,
but
the
latter
was
so
exhausted
that
he
could
not
move.
Anderson,
at
further
risk
pulled
Derri
k
aboard
and
then
attempted
to
tow
the
wrecked
launch.
Several
other
boats
then
gae
assistance
and
look
the
boat
to
Hippo
Harbor,
where
il
was
found
she
was
a
total
wreck,
only
the
engine
being
saed.
The
rescue
of
Derrick
by
Anderson
was
a
splendid
piece
of
seamanship
on
which
he
has
received
numerous
congratulations.
as
well
as
Derrick's
heartfelt
(hanks.
1
Acts
of
Bravery
I'he
survivors
lell
of
the
he
roic
action
of
liay
Nielxilclier,
the
camp
director,
who,
unable
to
swim
and
incapaciUlcd
with
their
rrip
to
disappear.
beneath
the
surface
of
the.
lake,
:
,
The
victims
ranged
from,
10
to
an
injured
knee,
gave
up
tits
place
beside
the
capsized
cauof
lo
younger
associaloi
ami
who;
as
he
4isappearei!
into
the
walet,
offered
up
a
prayer
Tor
tlr.'
safely
of
those
who
were
still
surv'ving.
James
Lamden,
the
camp
"adjutant,
repeatedly
.swam
aiuml
Ihe
craft
instructing
Ihe
youngsters
how
to
har.?
on
and
urging
them
to
Jkep
up
their
cour
age.
As
Hie
boys
weakened
he
helped
them
in
every
way
until
Ih.-y
became
helpless
and
disap
peared.
HERRIOT
GOVERNMENT
IN
FRANCE
DEFEATED
PAIUS.
July
i2.
Unorricial
figures
late
last
evening
indicated
Ihal
the
newly
formed
llerriot
goxernment
was
defeated
by
a
small
majority
on
it's
ministerial
selection.
Eleven
Youths
Are
Drowned
in
.
Choppy
Waters
of
Balsam
Lake,
v
Ontario,
When
Canoe
Capsizes
LINDSAY,
Out.,
July
22.
Kleveu
noiiUis,
all
except
two
of
t
Ire
in
from
Toronto,
were
drowned
in
Halsam
Lake,
JC
miles
northeast
uf
that
cily,
on
Tuesday
night
when
u
war
ouuoe,
in
which
they
set
out
to
replenish
Hie
supplies
of
their'
Sunday
bchod
camp,
capsized
in
Ihe
choppy
water.
YS
ord
of
Ihe
tragedy-was
received
onlyUale
yeslerday
afternoon.
Four
members
of
the
party
reached
land
affr
clinging
to
Ihe
iipltirnl'd
caime
for
more
than
five
hours.
They
lolil
Ihe
slory
of
.seeing
llfeir
companions,
all
experienced
canoeists
and
fair
swimmers,
one,
by
one,losing22
years
of
age
and
were
utiend
Inf
a
catup
conducted
by
the
Hro-Iherhood
of
SI
James
Cathedral,
Toronto.
III
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Race
with
Automobile
Prominent
Vernon
business
man
describes
animal
like
creature
that
gave
chase
to
motor
car
VKRXO.N,
July
22.
A
strange
monster,
which
inhabits
Okuuagaii
Lake
and
which
is
reported
to
have
been
steu
several
time.
during
the
lat
few
months,
raced-
with
an
automobile
being
driven
along
the
take
shore
road
on
1
uesday,
according
tu
J.
L.
Logic,
manager
of
a
lucal
land
company
and
resident
of
Ihe
valley
for
Iwenly-oiie
years.
Mr.
Logie
describes
the
monster
as
having
a
head
like
a
sheep,
a
dark
colored
body
j-howing
about
five
feel
out
of
the
water
and
a
length
of
about
fifteen
feet.
Three
other
persons
who
were
in
the
car
with
Mr.
'
.
L.gie
vouch
for
the
slory
that
the
p
1
fi
1
Iffl
A
rll
monster
raised
a
swell
about
a
HA
I
Al
I
I
V
A
I
foot
hitth
and
made
frpray
ahead
of
il
as
it
cut
through
the
water
at
the
same
spei?d
as
the
automobile.
At
some
points
along
Ihe
road
the
autoists
wete
withio
fifty
feet
or
the
riionster.
Anollier
nulo
party
comiiu
ar
long
the
nad
noticed
a
commo-lioti
in
Ihe
water,
altliougli.otlier-wise.
the
lake
was
calm.
nSH
ARRIVALS
Total
of
140,500
Pounds
of
Hail-but
Sold
at
Exchange
To-
Three
American
ind
Three
Cunadian
boats
sold
a
total
of
1
10,500
pounds
of
halibut
on
tin.'
r'ish
Exchange
this
mornm;?.
Of
this
total
the
Americans
landed
115,000
pounds
and
the
Canadians
25,500
pounds.
American
fish
brought
around
15c
and
tOi-ami
Canadian
caught
fish
aroiu.d
the
same
figure.
The
arrivals
were:
American
Chelsea.
55.000,
lo
Hooth
Fisheries.
Allen,
53,000,
to
Atliu
Fisher
ies
lor
Ketchikan
diiicry.
Jack,
7,000.
to
Canadian
Irish
l
Cold
Storatge
Co.
Canadian
i
F.ric
Hoy.
13,000,
lo
Alii:.
Fisheries.
Swing,
0,000,
to
Canadian
Fish
r.old
Storage
Co.
Unome,
6,500,
to
Allin
Fisheries.
BURNABYSTOCK
FARM
IS
BURNED
Loss
to
Buildings
at
Endcott
Establishment
Is
Estimated
at
$40,000
VAXCOl
VF.ll.
July
22.
-
The
Kndcott
Stock
Farm
at
East
llurnaby
was
destroyed
by
fire
yeslerday.
The
los
to
tlii;
buildinigs,
amounted
to
110,000.
All
Ihe
slock
was
saeO.
ACCEPTS
NOMINATION
OTTAWA.
July
22.
Ht.
Hon.
W.
L.
Mackenzie
King
yesterday
telegraphed
lo
the
Liberal
As
soctiition
ul
Prince
llirt
Hi-
eepting
the
nomination
'lo
ctm-lesf
t
lint
riding
in
"the
September
election.
BIG
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
National
League
Hrooklyn
0-6,
Pittsburgh
1-Hoston
I,
Cincinnati
0.
Amerlcan
League
St.
Louis
11-7.
HoMoii
l-l.
'Chk-ago
l-l,
New
York-
3-5.
Detroit
7-7.
Washington
0-10.
Cleveland
0,
l'liiladelphla
0.
11111
axia
a
A
AAA
ENGLISH
BAY
House
Painter
Collapses
In
Feet
of
Water
and
Is
Drowned..
-
Six
VANCOL
YKIl,
July
22.
Col-
lopsing
while
hundreds
of
other
bathers
were
disporting
themselves
around
him
in
English
Hay,
Herbert
lloberls,
aged
il,
a
house
painter,
was
drowned
in
about'slx
feet
of
water
lale
yesterday
Huberts
went
lo
a
beach
picnic
with
his
wife
and
two
daughters
and
was
in
the
water
with
one
of
the
latter.
May,
jaged
12.
At
the
time
he
disappeared
she
was
not
alarmed
when
her
father
sank
beneath
the
surface
fen
feel
away
from
here.
Only
when
he
failed
to
rejoin
the
family
an
hour
later
were
the
life
guards
notified
and
the
search
commenced
for
Hie
body,
which
was
found
in
six
feel
of
water.
SPEED
RECORD
CONSTRUCTION
Shannon
Bay
Plant
Was
Put
Up
With
Despatch.
Is
Biggest
on
Queen
Charlottes.
SKIDEtiATE,
July
22.
What
Is
believed
to
be
a
record
for
speedy
building
of
a
cannery
has
just
been
completed
by
Watson
A"
Kennedy
of
Victoria
in
Hie
building
of
the
new
(utsse-MiUerd
cannery
at
Shannon
Hay,
In
Massett
Inlet.
Work
on
the
plant,
which
is
the
largest
on
the
tjueeif
Char-
lottle
Islands,
started'
about
May
1,
and
the
structure
is
now
com
plete
throughout'.
It
is
expected
lo
put
up
100.000
cases
of
pinks
n
theplant
'Hits
season.
SHARP
BREAKS
STOCK
PRICES
Conditions
In
France
Affect
New
York
Market.
Speeial
to
Daily
News
NEW
YOUK,
July
22.
Slock
prieos
bioko
sharply
Jut
before
the
close
yesterday.
The
break
was
inspired
by
reports
recolunl
(hart
the
Hank
of
France
might
bo
forced
to
suspend
payment
because
its
note
circulation
or
advances
tu
the
Stale
hud
reached
Ihe
maximum.
Scores
of
slocks,
lost
2
lo
8
points
atid.'llio
Fre'nch
lank
lust
half
(U
u'iiir
ifain.