2ft
TAXI
and
Ambulance
Servlc
Unywhsrs
ai
anytime..
Rnvt
Hotel.
3rd
Itt.
'',
i,
'K
'
-'-
-'ll'u
.
and
eth
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
VOL
ai.(
no,
iuu,
nnnirn
iiiirr
mm
n
m
m
mi
mm
mm
mm
mm
au
nflMlGd
nfifi,
SEVERE
STORM
I
mmA
XklitkA
Irrnmninl.H
htf
InhtnlMft
(lAfii
FlimlnN
(a
Property
and
Crops
'Win!
per
rent
if
a
;
-
.ail'
i)
out
u
lull'
at
Ma:
loha.
rwly
-
rfi
uiiilniuaKed.
IS
COMING
HERE
in
spend
Brier
Bui
crowoes
Period
In
British
Columbia
on
Campaign
Tour
miWIMATinMC
BEING
MADE
Inn
!
ekn.H
a,.
I
IK,i.ala
In
Prince
Albert
and
Stevens
By
Vancouver
Conservatives.
I'HIMIK
si.
lit.
ALIIEIIT,
July
-
-
'
W
I,
Mackeiuie
Kiifg
was
hi
imously
nominated
to
con
Prince
Albert
constituency
at
Liberal
convention
iliere
lust
-
it
V
ANGOUVKH.
July
Si.
Hon.
H.
Steven
va
given
the
uiiutii
""3
Minscrvniive
nonunntio'i
'"
'c
lust
niaht.
Altll
a
m
mm
AGAIN
NOMINATED
KAMLOOI'S,
July
Jil
Al
'tiveniion
i,.,i
iiire
John
1
rune
r.
iiifiiilipr
in
ifie
lusl
llue
of
Common,
was
aKiiin
i.i..
,
.1
.
.it.lt.nn
"'IIUJIUICU
IU
COIlUSl.
v,n'i'
"iJliHff
in
the
Liberal
inlerest
1,1
i
he
furfheonilii
feilrnil
deo-
"wait.1
17
"fc's
liil
of
-'.I
diHtli!t
ix
uitri-
buletl
to
the
beat.
CUMBERLAND'S
FORMER
MAYOR
IS
NOMINATED
Dealing
w14h
the
fart
of
"The
r
:;.?Yai,
July
.!.
An
Hre4iW!
WM
Ktag'jjwpmwMlhe
WIT
etalh-wred
by
Mr.
i
w
n
l-tortn
wl
i
.
,,
,
irglrMlhHts
tn
Ik
fitnr
ol
the
House
-Ulg
Injuria
!,
'
'M"",n.
Mr.
jicijmen
io.
i
-
ami
hijtv
nroJ'A
a
maler
of
truth,
tliere
i
no
'
In
AVinrnpeg
Jconftduiioiial
iue.
Never
in
the
was
destroyed
und'hi-torr
of
any
rUamntary
-
-
wrn-
ktllfd.
Near
r
AW
A,
July
I
.
111
.
Ilni'.
M
Lyon
Markrmie
King,
'
'he
LiheraU,
will
open
'.'i
iiikii
in
Western
Ontaiin
;
end
of
lliia
week
and
w
go
to
Manitoba.
Has
;
wai
and
Alberta
upending
1
ui
crowded
period
i:
i
otombia
tlience
ei'i
to
Quebec.
ernuieiit.
a
we
hate
it
31ay,
h-
any
Prime
Minister
daiiuaad
lnmi
If
i"
ak
for
diHulk
whtli-
a
vol
of
eenntre
wa
under
dIiU.'.'
Mr.
Menken
lwlil
that
it
i
not
to
plead
li,
oaue
that
the
lormer
premier
had
aked
for
di-.(iluijoii.
but
"to
choke
and
lrntu
ulc
I'arhamenl
and
prev
ent
il
(rntii
elireiiiig
iIm
will."
4
TWENTY-SIX
DIE
RESULT
OF
HEAT
CIIICAtiii.
July
21.
An
xtifiiM'
heat
wate
experi-
l
ured
lor
.'to
bourn
throuh-
out
I
lie
Middle
West
slate
wa
broken
by
rain
laic
yesterday
afternoon.
A
to-
v
FOR
COMOX-ALBERNI
CLMIintLAND.
July
-'I.
I.
II.
MarDonald.
an
ex-may
or
ot
tin
city
and
lor
many
year
an
official
of
the
Wellington
Col
lieries
Hallway,
yesterday
after
noon
received
the
unanimous
nnniinaliou
of
the
Conservatives
lo
contest
Conuix-Alberni
opn
sliluency
in
the
forlbcoining
federal
election.,
Cutiservalives
are
looking
forwurd
lo
the
re
villi
ofi
tlie
I'lecuoii
uere
vviiu
a
good
deal
of
confidence
ul
tliuiuth
their
eandidatu
in
IV
-3
election
was
severely
defeated
by
A.
W.
Neill,
the
Independent
member
for
the
ridliug
during
the
past
five
years.
LAWN
BOWLING.
VANCOUVER,
July
21.
Atnony
Hie
'nails
beaten
in
Uie
first
round
yesterday
or
the
Hritish
Columbia
Lawn
Howling
doubles
championship
contest
were
Friend
V
1'aUersou
and
Wilson
&.
Linton.
RENCH
FRANC
IS
mil:
CONSERVATIVES
HOLD
MEETING
Officers
of
Local
Association
Are
Elected
and
Delegates
For
Convention
Appointed
The
annual
meeting:
of
the
I'rfnt
It
it
pert
Lileral
Conncrva-IKe
AtiMoelafion
took
place
lai
night
in
the
Eniad
Hall,
D.
i
.
Sluart.
(ant
year
president,
in
the
etiair.
JIunm-Mi
coniled
ol
election
of
officer
for
tin-
current
year
and
election
oi
delegate
to
attend
the
tfkeen.i
nominating
convention
Tbureday
night.
I'be
officer
elected
were
a
follow
:
Honorary'
I'residenl
Ht.
Hon.
Arthur
.Meiben,
Premier
of
Can
ada.
Honorary
vice
-president
ft.
II.
I'iMiley
of
EquiinaU.
I'reident
(Seorfre
H.
Munro.
Firl
viee-pranhleut
li.
A
Mann.
second
vlee-preidenl
Jante.-II.
Thonrjison.
Havratary
treasurer
V.
AV.
WrtgW.
Ijieotive
committee
Y
II
UH,
W.
li.
Fiber,
D.
C.
Sluart.
H.
V.
li.
Leixne.
J.
V
ttt.
Nijm:
1
1
:
TV
i
-
,
i
.
,
:
.
fwwat
iirrrrpr
inn
m
biiuiiioii
to
U
above
officer.
Del!
to
ih
.noniiiutiur
roieVfisttSM
w'tre
apiVdnted
a
follow
il
Officer
and
member
of
estStJtive,
tieorge
D.
Tile
George
$mib.
A.
W.
Healy.
J
O.
MaAuiay,
Nofcbie
Otark.
J
O.
WiRiaiBMMi,
J.
:
McLennan.
Kre3
Vtrtig,
H.
A.
llreeri.
J.
C
llrailyj
J.
John.
Fred
!ead-den.
It.
if.
IletiMn.
J.
Iiurenson.
U.
II.
Ortne,
J.
A.
Kirkpatrick,
V.
flilehri!
and
C.
O.
Howe.
It
was
ih
e
largest
annua,
meeting
the
ConM-rvatne
liav"
had
for
eeveral
year,
about
70
being
prevent.
Itrief
addrcsoef,
were
delivered
hy
ome
of
tbo.e
pn't-ent.
Ihe
busine
lieing
over
by
I
ft
o'clock.
I".
II.
Orme
i
preident
of
the
li-ecl
aio."iat
ion
and
V.
AV.
Wrwhl
ii
acting
teci-etary.
RISING
IN
YALUE
Political
Sltuat'pn
In
Republic
Is
Much
Improved
and
Spec-ulators
are
Becoming
Frightened
PAH1S,
July
-I
-The
exchange
rate
on
Hie
French
franr
rose
today,
beink
quoted
al
10.U5
to
the
didlai.
The
(lolitirul
situa
tion
in
the
country
is
much
im-proxed
and
speculators
are
bo-
oinn.g
frightened.
SCHOONER
HOLMES
OUT
OF
ICE
PACK
Arrives
at
Kotxebue
After
Hav
ing
Been
Stuck
Nine
Days
Near
St.
Lawrence
Island,
North
of
Nome
NOME,
July
21.
Il
was
re
ported
last
night
that
tli
schooner
Holmes
had
arrived
at
KoUebue,
llJ0
miles
northeast
of
hcrey
afler
hnving
been
held
in
the
dee
nine
days
near
St.
Law-
li'liej'
In
Hehring
Sea.
IV.
iinu
Mrs.
J.
P.
Kane,
of
Los
Angeles,
accompanied
by
their
two
daughter
Agnes
and
Virginia,
ami
Mr.
and
Mr.
Wm
O'ilrien,
of
Washington.
D.C,
are
round.
trip
passengers
for
Sktigway
on
the
Prince
Hupert
today,
(
.Mr.
Kane
visited
in
Prince
nupert
in
it)
10
and
see
a
iiiurked
change
for
the
belter
in
the
tlly
linco
his
last
trip.
CANADIANS
Eliminated
by
Cubans
In
Davis
Cup
Contest.
Heat
Hindered
Them.
HAVANA,
Cuba,
July
21.
Canada
was
eliminated
In
Davis
Cup
tennis
yesterday
when
Wlllard
Crocker
was
defeated
by
Rogeleo
Paris,
the
Cuban
champion,
6-4,
C-2
and
C-2.
The
Cubans
won
two
singles
and
a
double
match,
while
the
Canadians
won
two
singles.
The
Canadians
were
handicapped
to
a
great
eitent
by
the
heat
of
this
country
In
contrast
to
their
own
cool
atmosphere.
MAIL
FOR
PRINCE
RUPERT
UNLOADED
AT
POWELL
RIVER
As
'lie
result
o!
n
tn:iinder-4tandmg
in
unUia.iiMy
the
mail
ack
at
Powell
liner
from
Uie
teamr
Prince
Kuiwrt
tbi
trip.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PRINCE
IllM'EHT.
II,
a,
YYl-DNESI)AY,
JULY
21.
1020.
Liberal
Government
in
Yntirdjf
Clreulitlon,
1i?f
Canada
Was
on
Best
of
Terms
in
Old
Country
Mackenzie
King
gives
answer
to
those
alleg
ing
lack
of
good
will
and
co-operation
with
Baldwin
government
OTTAWA.
July
21.
In
order
lo
avoid
a
misunderstanding
between
the
government
of
Ureal
Britain
and
Canada
with
res
pect
to
the
constitutional
issue
which
has
arisen
in
CanaUa,
eonner
Premier
King,
with
the
permission
oi
rremier
naiuwin
and
Secretary
of
Stale
for
the
Dominions
Ameryy
last
night
published
the
correspondence
with
these
official
aTter
his
resignation.
Mr.
King
points
to
the
mutual.
assurances
of
goodwill
contained
therein
as
an
effective
auswer
lo
those
who
are
en
deavoring
"to
involve
the
roiislitutoinal
question
with
aljegea
lack
of
goodwill
and
co-operation
between
the
lale
Liberal
administration
o
Ciiuuda
and
the
Baldwin
(iovernment
in
Britain."
Victoria
Man,
Claiming
to
be
Priest
but
with
Dice
in
His
Pocket,
Arrested
for
Murder
NEW
YOHK.
July
21.
Dressed
as
a
priesl
and
giving
the
name
or
Bex.
Philip
A.
Goodwin,
a
2l-year
old
man
wa
arrested
here
on
a
warrant
from
Santa
Ana,
California,
charging
him
wilh
murder.
In
hjs
pockets
were
found
a
pair
of
dice,
although
be
claimed
to
be.
an
ordained
priest
in
the
American
Catholic
Church.
Y1CTOB1A,
Jiily21.
The
man
named
Goodwin,
who
was
arrested
in
New
iork
is
believed
tu
be
Philip
Goodwin,
ror-
tnerly
of
tin
rit,
and
whose
parents
now
reside
here.
He
left
Victoria
six
vears
ago
and
last
year
visited
A'ictoria,
claiming
to
have
become
identified
with
the
movies.
His
parents
ooiinrni
the
ract
that
he
wa
ordaitied
more
than
a
year
ago
as
a
priest.
Prince
Rupert
Liberal
Association
MEETING
METROPOLE
HALL
Wednesday,
July
21,
at
8
p.m.
FOB
NOMINATION
OF
DELEGATES
TO
THE
S
KEEN
A
11ISTHICT
L1BEHAL
CONVENTION.
Street
Sales
tit
MORE
HOMERS
Shock
of
Seeing
Finger
of
RV
RARF
RUTH'
Older
Woman
Cut
Off
Causes
V
A
UL
XJJU
UV111
.
Sambino
Made
His
28th
and
29th
Circuit
Clouts
Yesterday
NEW
YOHK,
July
21.
lial-e
llutli
hit
hi
twnty-cipblh
and
IwenJy-niiitb
home
run
of
the
eaoti
yesterday.
Six
bit,
including
three
:-o'r4l
evn
run
for
Oleve'and
attain!
Wabingtoiu
American
Leaque
SI.
I.oui
7.
New
York
6.
O.i-.'and
'.,
Wabinglon
2.
iMror
"-H.
I'liiladelpliia
0-3.'
Chieauo
I-,
Hoton
1'.
National
League
I":-i'.L:
ii
4.
I'.ineinnati
15.
lM''or
r.
Pi:
I
hursib
3.
.iw
r
I'.'.in-iito
10.
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
OF
CHRISTIAN
SC.
MONITOR
WAS
HERE
VI
TOllIA.
July
21.
W'.
J.
Abbot.
edi!or-iu-'-liief
of
the
Cbri-Ikiii
Science
Monitor.
Huston,
i
ev
ial
suck
of
Si:-:
clas
mail,
a
isiU
:u
Uie
city
today
acrom
due
beie
today
wr'
inadvertently
Ipauieil
by
Mr.
Abbott
They
left
at
that
.point.
Thee
ack'came
iu!h
from
Japer
by
way
a-ill
arrie
here
iw
Friday'
Uat.
ot
Prince
Hupert.
SEPTEMBER
14
ELECTION
DATE
OTTAWA,
July
2
1.
The
general
federal
eieclion
will
take
place
on
September
li
it
wa
officially
announced
lasl
night
by
Premier
Meighen.
Nomination
will
be
a
week
or
two
weeks
ear-
Iter.
HAUBUT
ARRIVALS
TODAY
188,000
LBS.
Three
American
and
Seven
Can.
adlan
Vessels
Sell
Catches
Three
American
boats
and
seven
Canadians
sold
a
total
of
188.000
pound
of
halibut
on
Hie
F'ish
Exchange
this
moraine.
Of
this
total
the
Americans
land
ed
94,000
pound
and
the
Can
adians
a
like
quantity.
Ameri
can
catches
sold
on
an
average
of
16c
and
1'e
while
Canadian
rancid
fish
brought
around
15ci
and
Do.
The
arrivals
were:
American
Yansee,
60,000,
lo
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Lancing.
10,000,
to
Pacific
Fisheries.
Sharnian,
15,000.
to
Athn
Fisheries.
Canadian
Ternen.
20.000,
to
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Co.
Brandt,
,500,
to
Hoyal
Fish
Helen,
",000,
and
Caygeou,
500,
to
Booth
Fisheries.
Nuba,
7.000,
and
Tramp,
22,-OOO.
to
Atlin
Fisheries.
tiibson,
17.000,
to
CanadUn
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Cc.
NOME
TO
RELIEVE
STARVING
NATIVES
NOME.
July
21.
-
The
Chamber
of
Commerce
i
making
plans
for
supplying
food
to
the
natives
of
the
Siberian
coast
shore?
of
Bearing;
Sea
.
opposite
here...
where
a
stringent
shortage
of
supplies
wa
recently
reported.
CRICKET
MATCH
PERTH,
Scotland,
July
2t.
The
Australian!
defealed(v
tit-?
East
of
Scotland
Mnff
a'
..one-day
cricket
match
by
'
eighty-six
runs.
Boston
Grill
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hat
I.
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
PRICK
FrV'P.
CKNTft
EIGHEN
OPENS
HIS
CAMPAIGN
IN
OTTAWA
ORRESPONDENCE
BETWEEN
EX-PREMIER
AND
BRITISH
OFFICIALS
PUBLISHED
m
m
m
onservative
Leader
Makes
Bitter
Attack
Condemning
Liberals
i.
.
I
r
.
...
n
m
w
u
m
m
m
r
m
m
mm
m
mr
m
r
mm-
m
m
m
m
m
mmmmmmmm
mm
m
mm
mm
and
constitutional
question
in
speech
last
night
OTTAWA,
July
SI.
Commencing
hi
roal-lo-coat
elec-.mpaign.
Premier
Mrighen
Ja-I
night
charged
the
King
tnrul
Willi
bungling
in
every
attempt
to
intitule
imi-urtaiil
.on
Willi
tin'
reMiH
I
tial
it
hud
been
compelled
lo
reverse1
and
withdraw
billt.
In
Uie
main,
Mr.
Meighen
dealt
lie
status
revelations
and
the
exceptional
iic
raised
Lxcnils..
.
!
i
believe."
the
a-ked
he
audience,
"in
a
government;
.h
;
-
.hie
fur
fraud'
unnumbered,
responsible
for
lltti
:
Ion
of
millions
of
iiiniwj-
iMHuiig-jmg
to
4
be
Canadhtn
people,
re-j
Ciniilr
for
Ibe
wrecking
of
Hir
livelihood
of
thousand,
of
our
worker
by
oompetrUon
wltii
j
smuggled
inhI,
and
rponbh
I
for
Hi
utter
collap
of
lb
De
part
mnl
of
Slate
Do
you
think
ihal
urh
a
rovrrntHcnt
should
sel
a
certificate
at
character
in
tfie
forttHMrtlhg
etVlion
Death
of
18
Year
Old
Girl
Having
wilueed
Mr.
MrLeau.
of
the
mill
boarding
house,
chop
off
her
finger
with
a
cleaver
while
cutting
meat,
Mi
Elsie
Ciirinn
iiael,
aged
IK,
formerly
of
this
cjiy,
expired
from
shock
while
assisting
in
the
hospital
at
Queen
Charlotte
Cily
yesterday
afternoon,
according
to
word
reaching
the
city
today.
The
girl
was
employed
a
a
waitress
in
the
restaurant
and
was
helping
Mr.
McLean
to
en!
meat
for
cooking
when
the
accident
occurred.
Mr.
McLean
wa
rushed
lo
the
hospital
where
the
girl,
who
had
accompanied
her,
expired
.shortly
thereafter.
The
unfortunate
sin
bad
worked
recently
in
Prince
ltupert.
bavin?
been
employed
by,
Mr.
A.
W.
Lipsin,
raliam
Ave-'
nue.
tview,
and
other.
,
Her
home
was
at
Skidtvgat.e
andi
die
was
n
niece
of
Capt.
Oliverj
of
tiie
miion
boat
Thomas
Oros-i
by,
who
i
at
present
at
iHindan
Island
uperilng
the
construction
of
a
fishermen's
bathhouse
and
library-.
The
funeral
will
take
place
on
Thursday
at
Queen
Charlotte
City,
Urv.
S.
S.
Peal,
of
Skidegate,
officiating.
Mr.
McLean
is
en
route
to
a
Ibiucouver
hospital
on
the
Prince
John
w-luch
i
in
port
today.
ENTRANCE
EXAM
RESULTS
GIVEN
Helen
Walker
Leader
at
Booth
School
and
To
ml
Katsuyama
at
Borden
Street.
VICTOitlA.uly
21.
Results
ol
Ihe
entrance
examinations
held
-throughout
the
province
In
June
were
announced
by
tbe
Department
of
Education
yesterday.
The
following
were
the
successful
candidates
at
Prince
Hupert:
"
Booth
Memorial
School
Heleu
M.
Walker.
405;
Doris
L.
Hobinson.
381
;
Leslie
M.
Murdoch,
377:
--K.YvTonn-A
Terrien
370;
Waiter
Hard,
338;
J.
fait
Galland,
309.
Promoted
on
recommendation
Allen
Akerberg,
F.
Marjorie
Blance,
Annie
Hoddie,
Ida
Bod-
die,
Winnifred
C.
Bunn,
Harvey
fl.
Crate,
James
Currie,
Frederick
Dingwell,
Kathleen
H.
Duncan,
Billy
P.
Elkins.
William
J.
Fidler,
Elide
K.
A.
Finley.
Ralph
A.
John-sou.
-Walter
Johnson,
Myra
L.
Kinslor.
Mary
L.
Lawrence,
Irene
T.
Mitchell.
Hilda
W.
Murray,
Neva
Mefnnes,
Percy
Mcintosh,
Neil
McLean.
Jack
A.
Nelson,
May
I.
Nes.
Amelia
Pillsbury,
Hena
H.
F.
Scberk,
Margaret
Slevert,
Victor
Thomas,
Jack
Wrathall
and
Charles
E.
Wright.
Borden
Street
School
l'o
in
i
Katsuyama,
390;
Shiela
A.
Stuart,
387;
Edward
G.
Kane,
3C3.
Promoted
on
recommendation
Brejula
Allen,
Itonatd
Allen,
Ce
cil
Bait,
Rosalie
Duggau,
William
II.
Fisher.
W.
Jack
.Hawthorn,
Doteina
Guelpa.
H.
Bronson
Hunt,
Kam
Mirva,
Frank
V.
Millerd,
Georse
W.
Minns,
M.
Constance
E.
Morgan,
Oral
II.
Hoss,
Ella
Steen.
Edward
Smilh,
Winnifred
E
.Tucker.
Tada
Watte,
llosbiro
Watte.
UQUOR
PROFITS
ARE
DISTRIBUTED
Provincial
Government
Is
Dis
tributing
Half
Million
Dollars
Among
VICTORIA,
July
21.
Greater
Vancouver
secured
slighlly
moie
than
$250,000
as
its
share
of
provincial
liquor
profits
for
llio
six
months
ending
March
lusl.
Altogether
the
government
dis
tribution
is
approximately
(500,-000.
Vancouver
City
gels
1132,-
000
and
A'ictoria
37.000.
VANCOUVER-EXCHANGE
C.P.ll.
Consolidated
Dunwell
Indian
.
Marmot
silver
Crest
,
L.
S
L.
-
Bid.
.163.50
-.215.00
...
IJ3
...
.05
U
.0ft
...
Nil
...
.05
.00
H
Asked
Nil
Nil
1.56
.06
.10
.13
.06