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r
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a
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a
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Into
Problems
Concerning
Fruit
(irimera
I
IDIUA
JU1V
Ut
Wllllxn
ft
apr
'.n'?d
bv
the
nmrmnMt
veLr-
:o
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to
WWaWfiite
trrtea!
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the
interior
fruit
-
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r
t
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win
h.
vi-
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problems
t
every
irrmUaa
arm
in
a
t
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.vcnimem
la
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wl
0-
HKtfc
TfcAKS
PENITENTIARY
rmstr
nunxiii..'.
r
s.
s...
by
False
Pretences
VfcH
July
,
OonVtClM
Of
wii
an
i
,
nr
nur
utnnkw.
unrnaD
councillor,
wm
iwnteneed
'
ie
un
rourt
today
by
Judtfe
!s
to
thrre
yrara'
lmnrUonment
in
Wi'tai.riilpr
rwnttjntiarv
LASKA
TO
PUGET
SOUND
IN
26
FOOT
BOATIS
REPORTED
SAN
FRANCISCO.
July
23.
Army
-
..cic
rrceivea
toaay
wie
rr-
.
11
m
jrom
u
nil
it
not
rxirracxs.
ata,
to
Pugct
Bound
In
a
20-foot
fiKiiim
oy
i;apiain
Maicoim
:W
arifl
l'r
.
...
-
n
.
,
.
-
n.u
il.
v
f
.
tut.
The
distance
la
eetlmated
In
the
y
report
at
1300
mUea
and
the
-
"
"i"ru
uiieen
aaya.
urow
waa
vuij
i
camp
liewia,
wan-
"rrnce
to
traveMlnir
nn
Hio
limiT
ON
OF
NOVELIST
SENT
TO
PRISON
FOR
USING
FUNDS
LONDON,
July
a3,
AIfre,
DoyBi
ma
of
"vrciiBi,
jowpn
Conrad,
was
tncd
to
twelve
months'
lmprliion-"nt
whn
he
pleaded
guilty
to
con-
"i;;
to
hi
own
use
lunda
entrusted
turn
in
connection
with
manuscript
of
o-
Buwiurs
worn.
A
KKN
A
IlKSTROYKK.
'
VERNON.
Cal..
Jul,
23.Lo
cstl-att
t
hundred,
nf
"ed
when
fire
destroyed
Jack
Doyle's
ui-:uu.
Sarlrton
of
Child
Sxld
lo
IUe
Mtrd
In
Ij1
(llaHal
L'mm-i
CHICAGO.
Ilia
.
July
20.
The
tkeleton
of
a
child,
found
In
MoehU-el-Arbl.
Algeria,
by
Dr.
Alorun
W.
Pond
of
Beloli
Unlvcralty,
beltoMd
to
hare
belonged
to
a
race
hitherto
unknown
and
living
in
the
last
glacial
epoch.
Prof.
Pay
Cooprr
Cole
of
the
University
of
Chicago,
who
la
atudyitif
the
odd
skeleton.
Mid
It
docs
not
conform
cloaely
to
the
Neanderthal
or
Oo-roat
non
which
were
known
to
have
been
In
Europe
or
Northern
Africa
In
lata
glacial
tlBMa.
The
skeleton
la
very
well
preserved,
and
shows
a
child
with
s
abort
head,
a
good
cranial
development,
wide
akull
bones
and
at
rang
chin.
Viewed
from
abor,
the
kult
la
pear
shaped.
The
exact
goolofical
age
of
Ux
akeieton
cannot
be
determined.
Prof.
Cole
said,
until
the
benea
of
animate
and
skeletons
of
land
r.nUa.
as
well
as
Implement
found
with
It.
are
studied.
Dr.
Ooorge
U.
Collie,
professor
of
Anthropology
at
Deloit.
will
Joint
an
ex-xtitlon
in
Algefla
next
autumn
In
an
attempt
to
procure
more
data
'to
prove
his
theory
that
Africa
was
the
birthplace
of
mankind.
WISTARIA
MAN
WAS
MARRIED
HERE
BY
ARCHDEACON
RIX
Weymouth
Oolllngwood
Brock
of
Witrl
and
Mias
fyirna
fWrtnidi
Llbbey,
a
teacher
at
one
of
the
Interior
schools,
whose
homo
Is
In
Vancouver.
ere
quietly
married
thla
morning
at
the
Cathedral.
Archdeacon
Rlx
officiating.
The
bridesmaid
was
Mlas
Mary
Llbbey,
sister
of
the
bride,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
G
lb-son
of
Vancouver,
friends
of
the
bride,
were
also
present.
The
bride
and
groom
km
spending
a
short
honeymoon
here
and
will
then
proceed
to
Wistaria
where
they
will
VICTORIA
IIKATEN
4
Advertise
In
The
Dally
News
VICTORIA.
July
23.
-Ridley
College
defeated
Victoria
representative
trlcket
tmin.
The
score
being
Tii
lor
six
wIckH
declared
as
against
Victoria's
two
scores
of
209
and
68
all
out.
it.il'
VANCOUVKIt
EXCHANGE
'
-
i
ill
BO.
Silver
..
Coast
Copper
Cork
Province
Dunwell
Oladstone
.
.
Indian
L.
and
L
Lucky
Jim
Porter
Idaho
'Sllvercrest
...
Bid.
Aaked
1.80
1.90
13.50
.08
.07
1.27
1.33
.15
.17
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KASI'ltl.KKIKH
A
Hi:
ON
M
MtKDT
lltOM
TIKUtIK
JIST
NOW
f
TERRACE,
July
23.
Local
4
raspberries
of
a
splendid
quality
4
are
now
on
the
market,
the
4
hot
weather
of
last
week
bring-
ing
them
along
very
qulokly.
The
weather
hat
also
teeo
vary
favorable
for
the
Mytng
aod
much
hay
haa
been
put
up
this
week
in
splendid
condition.
ARCHDEACON
LEFT
TODAY
Will
Make
Effort
to
Collect
Remainder
of
Sum
Needed
for
Iiishopric
Archdeacon
Rlx.
administrator
of
the
diocese
of
Oalldonla
and
Rector
of
Prince
Rupert,
left
this
morning
for
a
three
months
tour
of
the
et
in
an
effort
to
raise
from
twelve
to
fifteen
thousand
dollars
now
needed
to
complete
the
sum
necessary
for
the
endowment
of
the
bishopric
here
before
a
bishop
will
be
appointed.
He
wtll
lay
the
claims
of
the
church
here
before
congregations
In
Toronto.
Ontario
and
Quebec
dioceses
and
will
then
attend
the
meeting
of
the
general
synod
of
the
Church
st
Kingston
In
September.
In
the
same
month
he
expects
to
attend
the
diamond
jubilee
celebration
at
Wyellffe
College.
Toronto,
from
which
Institution
he
is
a
graduate.
He
pro
poses
to
return
home
about
the
middle
of
October
and
In
the
meantime
Pro.
feasor
Barfoot
of
Saskatchewan
Unlver-alty.
who
la
now
here,
will
have
charge
of
the
local
branch.
SALMON
FISHING
IS
SPOTTY
THIS
SEASON
That
i
Matemrnt
of
One
nf
Pkernu
Hlver
rannerjnirii
Who
Wan
In
City
Salmon
fishing
is
very
spotty
this
season,
said
a
canneryman
who
wai
In
from
the
Skeena
River
yesterday.
It
Is
Improving,
but
still
it
Is
good
In
one
spot
snd
poor
In
another
and
it
Is
Impossible
to
tell
where
the
fish
are
likely
to
be.
One
boat
will
get
perhaps
one
hundred
fish
and
another
several
times
that
number.
The
same
man
Is
authority
for
the
vug
gestlon
that
there
may
be
a
pretty
good
salmon
fishing
season
yet.
The
fish
may
be
rather
late.
The
next
two
weeks
will
tell
the
tale.
AMERICAN
HORSE
FOR
GRAND
NATIONAL
CHICAGO.
July
23.
Burgorlght.
own
ed
by
Benjamin
Leslie
Behr.
Chicago
sportsman,
and
bred
in
the
United
States,
Is
to
be
sent
to
England
next
March
to
compete
In
the
Grand
National
Steeplechase.
No
American-bred
horse
!
ever
has
won
the
historic
race.
Boston
Grill
UdJ
Ambulance
Larue
Upstair
Uluing
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
SUiid:
Kchange
Ilulldlng-MATT
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
VIOIXK.
Prop.
least
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia'
Newspaper
XVII
No.
171.
PIUNCE
RUPERT.
B.C..
SATURDAY.
JULY
23.
1927
Pri:e
Five
Cents
1
MEASURES
TAKEN
IRELAND
BIG
FIRE
IN
VANCOUVER
CAUSES
EXCITEMENT
IN
CITY
losgrave
Government
Asks
Drastic
Powers
of
Dail
in
Emergency
Dealh
of
Hon.
Kevin
O'Higgins
results
in
changes
of
law
to
apply
to
present
situation
W
BLJN.
July
23.
The
term
the
PuMii
Safety
Hill
Intro
i;
!,
the
Dail
by
President
'i-.v..-'
Wedneadav
to
meet
the
V
gpiirral
hostility
of
the
!
ir.it
((ivis
the
Government
a.,
fillows:
T
dn
larc
a
state
of
emer
ii
i.A
i
ii
h
i
i.
U
H
I
11-11
I
It
W
I
.11
1
M
.
gency
at
any
time,
to
establish
military
courts
to
try
certain
offenses.
2.
To
deport
any
citizen
belonging
to
an
illegal
organization.
3.
To
suppress
any
unconstitutional
publications.
-1.
To
suppress
Illegal
organizations.
5;
To
extend
the
death
nalty
to
persons
convicted
of
conceal-ing
arms.
ANOTHER
MISING
!
LINK
IS
FOUND
IN
IRRIGATION
i
africa
by
university
r
.
.
a
.
t
i
t
a
tk
BRITISH
SEIZE
CHINESE
1'KOPAt
ANDA
Twenty
-two
tons
of
anti-foreijcti
publicity
matter
were
recently
confiscated
by
BriMsb
sailors
ut
Haruow
Tn
-
o.
aignment
had
been
smutrgled
on
a
British
steamer.
Fire
Destroyed
Part
of
Vancouver
Lumber
Mill;
,
Planing
MUl
is
Saved
VANCOUVER,
July
23.
Fire
swept
a
portion
of
the
plant
of
the
Alberta
Lumber
Mills
here
last
nijrht
and
destroyed
the
dry
kiln
and
storage
sheds.
The
lumber
loss
alone
is
estimated
to
exceed
$100,000.
Sparks
from
a
burner
in
another
nearby
mill
in
the
Fame
Creek
industrial
area
are
believed
to
have
started
the
blaze,
which
broke
out
shortly
after
the
workmen
left
Friday.
Attracted
by
the
belching
of
clouds
of
black
smoke
and
specta-
LOCAL
BOY
IS
WINNER
BIG
PRIZE
Archie
Thompson,
Son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jamw
Thompson,
.(lets
(iovernor's
Medal
VAXfOl
VEK,
July
23.
Archie
Thompson,
mhi
of
.Mr.
and
.Mrs.
Jamrs
Thompson
of
Prince
Rupert,
is
the
h
Inner
of
the
Governor
General's
medal
In
liMrtrt
10..
lie
Is
a
Miidrnt
of
I
he
Itootli
Memorial
sclnml
In
lhat
city,
lie-secured
42B
maiks
and
for
thlsgUhe
bronze
medal
Is.
his.
HbsV
Archie,
who
Is
only
thirteen
years
of
age,
was
a
student'
In
the
entrance
class
during
the
pnt
year,
being
taught
hy
l.
II.
Ilarlnrss
and
.Miss
Mercer.
He
has
received
practically
all
his
education
In
the
local
schools.
DROWNED
BATHING
IN
ENGLISH
BAY
VANCOUVER.
July
23.
Charles
Em-sall,
43
years
of
age.
was
drowned
when
bathing
In
English
Bay
this
morning.
NEWSPAPERMAN
DEAII
VANCOUVER.
July
23.
W.
E.
34,
a
well-known
newspaper
writer,
la
dead
here
of
tuberculosis.
PART
OF
THE
CREW
BAYRUPERT
REMOVED
MONTREAL.
July
23.
With
the
exception
of
the
captain
and
nine'
men,
the
crew
of
the
Hudson.
Bay
Company's
steamer
Bayrupert
ashorepn
4he
Labrador
ccast.
haa
been
removed
to
Islands
in
the
immcdla'p
'".'".alty.
cular
flames,
thousands
of
people
swarmed
around
the
scene
from
all
parts
of
the
city.
Hampered
by
a
breeze
from
the
j
northwest
which
drove
acrid
j
smoke
and
hot
blasts
in
their
I
faces,
the
firemen
at
first
fought
j
a
losing
battle
but
eventually
succeeded
in
controlling
the
fire
two
i
hours
after
it
was
discovered.
More
than
one
hundred
employees
played
the
company's
hose
on
the
space
between
the
blaze
and
a
?G00,000
planing
mill,
which
was
saved.
KILLED
BANDIT
HAND
TO
HAND
Farmer
Returned
With
Money
at
Midnight
nnd
Was
Attacked;
Assailant
Dead
BEETON.
Ont..
July
23.
Alex.
Hodges,
a
bachelor
farmer,
according
to
his
own
admtsslon.
killed
an
unknown
man
In
a
band-to-hand
fight
In
the
darkness
In
the
farm
kitchen
after
a
wild
struggle
with
the
bandit.
Hodges
returned,
at
midnight
with
S600
In
his
possession
and
was
confronted,
by
a
bandit
with
a
gun.
The
latter
died
from
a
fractured
skull.
GERMAN
WARSHIP
RAISED
AT
ORKNEYS
STROMNESS,
Orkney
Islands.
July
23.
One
of
the
greatest
salvage
feats
In
the
world
has
been
completed
with
the
raising
of
the
23.000-ton
German
battle
cruiser-
Miltkc.
which
was
scuttled
at
Sea
pa
Flow.
It
Is
the
largest
vessel
ever
salvaged
and
will
be
broken
up
on
the
beach
at
Cava
Island,
a
quarter
of
a
mile
from
where
the
ship
lay
Immersed
in
70
feet
of
water
for
eight
years.
CARO
OF
THANKS.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
David
Spauldlng
and
sons,
of
Port
Esslngton,
B.C.,
wish
to
thank
their
many
friends
and
relatives
for
the
sympathy
and
.
kindness
and
beautiful
floral
tributes
received
in
their
recent
sad
bereavement'
in
the
loss
of
a
loving
son
and
brother.
HAFKTV
1-E.MilE
VANCOUVER,
July
23.
At
a
meeting
here
last
night
of
the
B.C.
Safety
Ua
gue,
a
branch
of
the-Canadian
National
Safety
League
was
organized.
Canada
Is
the
largest
producer
of
("ipr'nt
in
the
world.
KEMPMCY
5IEETS
Tl'XXEV
NEXT
IX
IIETIKX
CONTEXT
NEW
YORK.
July
23.
As
a
result
of
Dempsey
winning
the
big
fight
Thursday
night,
Tex
Rlckard
announces
that
the
veteran
slugger
la
formaUy
named
as
Tunney's
oponent
in
tlie
world's
heavyweight
contest
to
be
staged
some
time
in
PRICE
LITTLE
HIGHER
FOR
HALIBUT
TODAY
A
total
of
60,000
pounds
was
sold
this
morning
and
prices
were
slightly
up.
the
American
boat
Eastern
Point
getting
top
price
of
13.2
for
firsts.
Fish
arrivals:
American
Visitor,
3,000
pounds,
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
13.1c
and
7c.
Eastern
Point,
5,000
pounds,
to
Cana
dlan
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
at
13.2c
and
7c.
Canadian
Viking
I..
11.000
pounds,
to
Canadian
Fish
A:
C'jld
Storage
Co.
at
11.1c
and
7c.
Emblem
I.,
8,530
pounds,
to
Royal
Fish
Co..
at
11.1c
and
7e.
Imrerleuce..
6,000
pounds,
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
11.1c
and
7c.
Uncme.
9.000
pounds,
to
Atlln
Fisheries.
11c
and
7c.
Yule.
6.000
pounds,
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
11.20c
and
7c.
Swing,
2.000
pourtds,
to
Royal
Fish
Co.,
at
11c
and
7c.
Iris.
1.500
pounds,
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
at
11c
and
7c.
PAY
TRIBUTE
TO
FARMERS
OF
CANADA
FOR
UTILIZING
POOL
LINCOLN.
July
23.
-Premier
Baldwin
paid
a
tribute
today
to
the
farmers
of
western
Canada
for
revolutionizing
marketing
methods
In
five
years
through
the
wheat
pool.
MOVIE
MEN
PICTURE
CARIBOO
ON
YUKON
WHTTEHORSE,
July
23.
Herds
of
many
thousands
of
cariboo
were
seen
between
Isaac
Creek
and
Selwyn
on
the
Yukon
River.
They
were
filmed
from
8J3.
Whltehorse
by
moving
picture
men.
WEATHER
REPORTS.
4V:iii;'.ii
ilii
n
Terrace.
Calm,'
temp.
6,
Rosswoocfi
dealt
calm,
temp.
63.
Alyansh.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
65.
Alice
Arm.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
63.
Anyox.
Clear.
calm(
temp.
62.
Stewart.
Clear,
calm.
temp.
58:
Harelton.
Clear,
calm,
temp.
'72.
Burns
Lake
-Clear,
calm,
temp.
62.
Whltehorsc.--Clear,
south
wind,
temp.
60.
Telegraph
Creek
Clear,
calm,
temp.
65.
Advertise
in
The
Dally
News
PIRATES
NOW
FIRST
PLACE
Haseball
Battle
For
First
l'lace
is
Waged
Fiercely
new
YORK.
July
38.
Vtotory
tor
the
Pirates
while
Um
Cubs
were
losing
car
ried
the
Pittsborf
erew
into
first
place
In
the
National
Loagvs
race
again
and
drew
attention
today
to
aa
hot
a
battlt
tor
the
iea
aa
has
been
waged
In
many
a
year.
Yesterday
tb
leadership
changed
hands
for
It
fifth
tune
In
Just
five
days.
In
the
American
League
upsets
were
the
rule
Friday.
Of
the
three
gamei
played,
one
was
lost
by
the
league
leading
Yankees
and
the
other
two
by
the
Senators.
NATIONAL
LEAOIE
Cincinnati
3.
Brooklyn
0.
Chicago
S.
Philadelphia
6.
Pi'tstourg
5.
Boston
2.
1
St.
Louis
7
New
York
4.
AMERICAN
I-EAfilE
New
York
6
Chicago
7.
Philadelphia
1.
Cleveland
0.
Washington
6-2.
St.
Louis
7-3.
'
PRINCEAILED
CANADIAN
TOUR
Number
of
Other
Prominent
,
People
to
Travel
on
Same
Iloat
LONDON,
July
23.
Sailing
on
the
liner
Empress
of
Australia
today
are
the1
Prince
of
Wales.
Prince
George,
and
Premier
Baldwin
who
are
to
make
a
tour
of
part
of
Canada
and
visit
the
farm
owned
by
the
Prince
of
Wales
In
Alberta.
Other
well
known
passengers
on
the
same
boat
are
Albert
Barry,
who
rowa
against
Major
Ooodsell
at
Van
couver
on
Labor
Day:
Hon.
Randolph
Bruce.
Lieutenant
Governor
of
British
Cciumbla;
Hon.
Robert
Forke.
minister
of
Immigration,
and
Mr.
Justice
Duff
of
Ottawa.
PRESENTFARM
PRINCEGEORGE
Subscriptions
Hein'g
Raised
to
Purchase
Frondeg
Farm
Fpr
His
Royal
Highness
VICTORIA,
July
23.
The
associated
boards
of
trade
of
Vancouver
Islands
are
sponsoring
a
scheme
for
contributing
to
a
fund
for
the
purpose
of
presenting
Prince
Oeorge
with
a
ranch
known
as
Frondeg
Farm
at
Cobble
Hill.
The
present
Is
to
be
made
by
the
city
of
Victoria
and
other
Island
municipalities
by
public
subscription.
LUMBER
COMMISSIONERS
APPOINTED
TO
PRESS
SALE
OF
WOOD
PRODUCTS
VICTORIA,
July
23.
Pressing
the
sale
of
British
Columbia
wood
products
in
Eastern
Canada,
M.
M.
Little
of
the
lands
department
has
been
appointed
lumber
trade
commissioner
with
headquarters
at
Toronto.
J.
T.
Lynde
Is
named
assistant
commissioner.
CHARGED
MURDER
'
OFCHARLES
JURY
TRAIL.
B.C..
July
23.
Kenneth
Bailey,
charged
with
the
murder
of
Charles
Jury,
was
brought
here
from
Okalla
and
remanded
until
July
23
by
Magistrate
Macdonald
In
the
police
court.
He
was
taken
to
the
jail
at
Nelson.
canadianIoccer"
team
is
winner
in
a
test
match
AUCKLAND.
July
23.
The
Canadian
All-Stars
defeated
New
Zealand
representative
team
in
a
test
match
here
this
afternoon.