3
TAXI
Boston
Grill
n
ii
Ambulance
Servicat
Anywhere
at
Anytime
Stand:
Kch".nge
Hulldlnc
R
MATT
VIDKCK.
Prop.
XV
II
No
1C5.
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and
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t't'Trl
lit"
A
T
t..1..
ir
TL
Ativ
iima.i,
iuiy
i,
tiiu
to
the
bottom
of
the
harbor
ptoelon.
hhe
went
down
o
quickly
M
not
know
that
any
vessel
had
Mast,
narrowly
escaped
death.
eneu
the
ntliat-ent
Manuaru
Uil
and
POSSIBLY
FELL
INTO
CANYON
4
11.1
i
...I
Parrel
he
was
Carrying
Found
on
Itiver
Hank
VLKEI)
ALONG
KITSAULT
.
..
f
i
a
a
ra
a
a
fa
a
rt
t
of
Accident
ARM,
Jiny
It.
-With
ttop
t.va
end
a
night
alar
bf
-waa.
Mai
maw-
..-j
hi
ior
mntra
vnmi
rr
B'
rauord.
an
employee
m
in
m
:
arr.ldntalljr
met
hla
daatl
imiuuiu
mwkm
iwv
OT-fi
wiiw
m
'bag
of
nastb
from
the
Tortc
mtne
toward
the
power
houae.
a
dMance
of
acmrtethlng
like
a
mile
and
a
half.
The
roadlr.'
run
along
the
aide
of
thr
Kltwult
'
anyon
for
the
gmater
part
ot
thedlatanre
Later
In
the
morning,
when
aua-
inveatlgatinn
waa
made
aad
the
bag
of
Mile
waa
found
on
the
bank
nnar
Uu.
ft
of
'.ha
ranyon.
It
la
thought
that
wtford
atumbled
and
fell
from
the
vof
the
road
Into
the
ranynn.
BiVhe
dCDtti
Of
the
canvon
with
the
ent
hleh
water
makra
the
recovery
flffthe
body
doirbtful.
Mi.
wf.
4
m
n.H.
Af
t1..nL
Ontario,
la
about
forty
yeara
of
ana
no
a
wue
residing
ai
vie-
MUX
YUX
Akk
TAKEN
IN
RAID
Mount
les
Kxpect
to
Make
Import
ant
i;i8CioHurcs
in
l
onnecuon
With
Itusine.ss
dollara
worth
of
narcotlca
were
taken
by
the
police
yeaterday
In
a
raid
on
the
Bherman
Hotel
by
the
Royal
Canadian
Mounted
Police
who
eipeet
to
make
dU-
Clonures
(n
connection
wtth
the
smug
gling
activittes
Lore
Tip
and
Vong
Turn
have
been
allowad
out
on
baU.
TWO
AVIATORS
AT
HONOLULU
TxnMtT.TTT.TT
Til
1
i.m
tnA
avil.
tors
Smith
and
Bronte
were
brought
here
last
night
by
army
alrplanm
from
Molokal
where
they
were
forced
to
lnd
owine
to
the
casollne
suddiv
being
cx
ytiitcrday
afternoon
and
came
on
here
Jater.
-
fimlth'a
hlane
crniihpd
oil
the
Inland
at
0.45
yesterday,
Honolulu:
lime,
but
I
"
.1
icRAE
ORGANIZER
OF
CONSERVATIVE
PARTY
CONVENTION
OCTOBER
OTTAWA,
July
J6.
Major-Oeneral
McRae
of
Vancouver
la
chairman
of
a
Domlnlon-wlde
committee
selected
to
Or?Anlzj
th.
ti
u
tmi
at
vm
MniiantlAn
at
W
:mlrg
In
October
It
t
unnounced.
an.
Bid.
BC.
Silver
lfl2
13
50
Ooast
Copper
Cork
Province
05it
132
Ounwell
Oladstone
-la
Iidependencef
;
L.
and
U
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al
Premier
Porter
Idaho
20
Sliver
Cret
.
.
08
m
mm
rnw
m
m
m
m
m
j
m
as
w
m
r
a
unrio
I
I
f
nxnioaen
Immediately
If.
a,-,--
t
I
-
-
i
vriiiru
oiatien
jirtirui
uohi
luwn
here
yesterday
following
an
ex-
tliat
fire
fighters
on
the
wharf
been
there.
General
1
eiroleum
properties.
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44
C.N.K.
mi'LOVEKS
'
M
UX
NOT
Ml
KIKE
mittlemknt
skak
KSNORA.
July
16.
-
MlBastrr
of
labor
Itscnan
announced
at
hla
hoot
here
today
that
a
baata
of
Htt!nml
had
beeai
arrival
at
involving
Hit
management
of
the
CNR.
and
the
freight
handlera.
clerk
and
checkers
on
that
line
and
that
"all
danger
of
a
strike
waa
past."
4
MISSED
PRIZE
BY
ONE
POINT
KriKlislimnn
Won
and
Canadian
Came
Second
In
HiKge.st
Event
at
lli.sley
DIM.EY.
July
!.
Oapta4tv
Vernon,
late
ot
the
R.A.M.C.
In
England,
won
the
King's
prUw
today
with
aa
aggregate
of
no:
Lieutenant
Deamond
Darke
of
Ottawa
?ame
second
with
3D
I.
Burke
might
have
refieated
hla
victory
of
1934
had
he
scored
Juat
one
more
point
m
thr
second
of
the
two
for
dlrtencea
In
the
final.
It
waa
this
distance,
the
thousand
yards,
the
long-eat
of
the
whole
shoot
which
cost
hbn
the
highest
honors
for.
marksmanship
which
the
empire
can
bestow.
In
it
he
swwed
seventy
out
of
seventy-five.
WRCKAGE
PROBABLY
THAT
OF
AYIATORS
CROSSING
ATLANTIC
RIO
JANEIRO,
July
16.
The
wreck
ge
of
airplane
found
some
time
ago
by
fishermen
In
(he
Amazon
eatuary
and
taken
to
Para
haa
been
Identified
by
si)
engineer
Intrusted
with
the
task
of
examining
It,
a
Out
of
a
Oollath
thus
strengthening
the
belief
that
It
waa
the
plain
flown
by
Captain
St.
Roman
who
with
a
companion
left
for
Senegal
on-May
9
Oi
a
night
across
the
8'ioth
Atlantic
and
has
not
been
heard
of
since.
COLOMBO
COMING
AUGUST
24
IS
NOW
ON
WAY
FROM
BERMUDA
The
dale
of
arrival
of
MB.
Colombo
has
boon
rimnged.
according
to
word
rprelved
bv
Lleut.-Commander
Ponder
of
the
Naval
Reserve.
The.
vessel
la
ex
pected
here
on
August
24
and
to
leave
nn
Auiuit
27.
She
Is
on
her
way
from
Bermuda
and
ahould
reach
UtrUimaii
on
July
23
and
will
call
at
various
points.
'
This
vessel
la
about
the
same
aizc
as
the
Curlew.
VANCOlJVEK
EXCIfANCE
Aaked
135
13.25
.07
1.34
.15
.00
.0614
3.12
.07
mmm
Northern
and
PRINCE
im
m
m,
m
m
m
mum
siTiinr
nim
I
ne
paraae
was
l
miles
lonz
ana
was
JL
10,
1927
An
allegorical
float
of
the
first
Cunard
steamship,
the
"Britannia",
which,
in
1840,
made
its
maiden
voyage
f
ro
n
Liverpool
to
Halifax,
and
inaugurated
the
first
steamship
service
across
the
Atlantic.
The
float
represents
'the
Cunard
Line
in
the
St.
Jean
Haptiste
Day
p'Ocession
held
in
Montreal
firently
in
connection
ith
me
1'iamona
juunee
01
i-orueuerauon.
people.
LOS
ANGELES
WATER
SUPPLY
WAS
INJURED
Dynamite
Ucd
in
Attempts
to
Cut
Flow
Into
the
City
at
Two
Points
LQ3ANOnLE8.
July
16.
The
city
aqueduct
early
today
waa
dynamited
a
second
time
within
a
few
hours.
The
expiation
north
of
Independence
wracked
the
water
gate
and
made
necessary
the
cutting
off
bf
the
flow
of
water.
The
dynamiting
last
night
waa
two
miles
aouth
of
Line
Pine
and
little
damage
resulted.
MARKET
DAY
Scheme
for
Weekly
livent
Is
Planned
at
Lakes
Country
Centre
III
KNS
LAKE.
Jul
Hi.
A
weekly
district
market
day
l
to
he
Instituted
at
Hums
Like
If
the
plans
of
the
rlllrrns
are
carried
out
as
a
result
of
a
suggestion
made
at
a
meeting
of
the
Hoard
of
Trade.
A
day
N
being
selected
and
the
Hoard
of
Trade
Is
loaning
sufficient
money
fur
adtcrtMng
purpose.
The
matter
Hill
be
further
discussed
at
a
future
meeting
when,
if
there
Is
no
change
of
sentiment
In
the
meantime,
the
experiment
will
he
tried,
the
Hoard
of
Trade
and
the
town
council
ro-operntiiig.
CANADIAN'
MKTKK
TKAM
OtSBORNE,
N.Z.,
July
16.
The
Canadian
All-Stars
defeated
Povertlc
Bay
socccrttea
here
this
afternoon,
the
score
being
II
to
0.
'
'
WHOOPING
COUGH
'
"
'
:
"
'
Whooping
Cough
is
a
reportable
disease.
Any
person
suffering
from
Whooping
Cough
must
not
go
at
large,
under
penalties
as
provided
by
City
and
Provincial
Health
Act.
City
Health
Dept.
165
PRINCE
RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
RUPERT.
IJ.C
S
TIRDAY.
JULY
w
m
m
m
m
m
m
mmmmmmaik
m
m
A
Famous
Ship
On
Parade
.-
.
-
.
.
aw.
..it
-m
;
Minister
of
Public
Works
Tells
People
of
Victoria
About
the
'Improvements
Planned
for
North
VICTORIA,
July
1G.
The
minister
of
public
"Works
made
sev
eral
announcements
here
of
interest
the
interior
districts,
lie
stated
that
m
a
or
m
fpt
rr
witnessed
b
nearly
hall
a
mill
on
to
people
of
Prince
Rupert
and
plans
were
under
consideration
t
niiftnmrin
AKIMMllfc
CHINA
TODAY
Leaders
of
North
and
South
Arrange
Temporary
Peace
LONDON,
July
lfi.-r.tn
armUtlre
brtHffn
Oeneral
Chang
Iral
hek,
roiiimander-in-chlef
of
the
Nanking
forces,
and
(lenenil
Cheng
Tsung
(hang,
northern
commander'
at
jShungtung,,
lias
been
arranged,
says
a
neuter's
despatch
from
Peking,
haed
on
Chinese
reports
received
there.
Advertise
In
The
Dally
Nsws
chief
topic
of
conversation
here
he
Vacant
scat
there,
everything
lj
speculative
so
far.
The
new
premier
will
have
the
chief
say
In
the
matter
but
he
will
undoubtedly
be
advised
by
the
Mberal
members
and
especially
by
hla
colleagues
In
he
cabinet
after
they
are
.-hoscn.
munis
A
daughter
was
born
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
A.
McMillan,
Fourth
Avenue
East,
at
the
Prince
Rupert
Oeneral
Hospital
on
1
.tn1
1
1!27
for
a
modern
highway
bridge
over
the
IJulkley
River
at
Hagwilget
for
use
in
connection
with
the
building
of
the
highway
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Prince
George
and
that
surveys
were
being
undertaken
for
the
road
from
Prince
Rupert
to
Terrace.
The
minister
also
spoke
of
the
possible
use
of
an
automobile
ferry
on
the
Skeena
River
to
connect
up
the
ends
of
the
read
until
they
meet.
This
would
be
a
temporary
mtaaure
of
relief
and
would
give
con-I
nectlon
for
Prince
Rupert
with
the
Interior
at
an
early
date
and
thus
enable
car
ownera
at
the
northern
port
to
reach-
outside
points
without
Incurring
the
present
high
cost
of
railway
transportation
of
oars.
In
connection
with
the
HagwUget
bridge
It
was
announced
that
no
de
cision
has
yet
been
arrived
at
In
regard
to
its
location.
It
may
be
a
suspension
bridge
or
it
may
be
a
small
span
on
a
new
site,
everything
depending
upon
the
report
of
the
engineers.
Dr.
Sutherland
sees
a
great
future
for
automobile
tourist
travel
In
northern
and
central
British
Columbia
and
states
thathla
department
is
spending
a
lot
if
money
and
using
a
great
deal
of
ef-
j
'
fort
to
make
the
roads
there
as
good
as
possible.
In
view
of
the
developments
that
are
coming.
Speculation
at
Vancouver
as
to
Political
Developments
at
Monday's
Gathering
of
Liberals
VANCOUVER,
July
1C
The
is
the
Liberal
caucus
to
be
held
in
Victoria
Monday
and
the
possibilities
arising
therefrom.
What
appears
certain
is
that
Premier
Oliver
will
at
once
tender
his
resignation
to
the
Lieutenant-Governor
and'will
make
a
recommendation
as
to
his
successor,
following
the
gathering
of
Liberal
members.
Mr.
Oliver,
who
is
seventy
years
oj
age
and
suffering
from
an
incurable
disease
which
may
prove
fatal
at
any
time,
is
taking
steps
for
the
proper
carrying
on
of
the
government
and
(or
,
the.,
continu
ance
of
the
policies
which
he
haa
been
advocating.
It
Is
expected
that
Hon.
J.
D.
McLean
will
be
his
successor
but
until
after
the
gathering
Monday
nothing
definite
will
be
known.
The
subject
on
which
no
one
seems
to
be
Informed
is
whether
a
general
election
will
be
held
now
or
postponed
Indefinitely.
While
a
good
many
think
the
government
wlU
carry
on
under
,the
new
premier
and
that
W.
J.
Whiteside
of
New
Westminster
will
be
taken
Into
the
cabinet
as
at'nrnev
general,
contesting
Mt
a
m
m
m
m
m
-
m
iPAifTrnn
a
nrisKT
Mahson
Says
Strong
Liberal
Government
Possible
at
Victoria
VANCOUVER,
July
16.
Liberal
members
of
the
Lejrialature
are
gathering
here
and
in
Victoria
in
preparation
for
the
fiarty
caucus
at
the
capital
Monday.
The
sole
topic
of
discussion
among
them
is
the
condition
of
Premier
Oliver
and
the
plans
of
the
Government
for
the
immediate
future.
The
Sun
today
in
a
news
story
says:
"It
is
generally
conceded
that
the
Liberal
chief
will
announce
his
retirement
and
will
advise
his
followers
of
the
course
which
he
thinks
the
party
should
follow
In
its
reorganization.
Whether
or
not
he
will
recommend
a
general
section
thla
fall
or
advise
the
appoint-i
.neut
of
successor
who
wtll
lead
the
onvnw
v
iait
.arty
through
another
session
of
the
Leg'slsture
la
absolutely
unknown."
At
a
meeting
here
last
night
of
Vancouver
Liberals.
Attorney
Oeneral
Man-sen
waa
present
and
declared
thit
"Pre
mier
Olivers
piaco
eaaiw
re
nuea
dui
we
have
material
oif
the.
Oovernmerf
cinches
at
Vlctarla
from
which
can
be
selected
aa
gad
and
strdng
a
govern
ment
aa
has
been,
known
In
the
past
fourteen.
yeari.
.
.
al
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
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4
SALMON
Kt'N
1H
4
KKI'OKTKI)
IIKTTF.H
4
Hid
KI
N
HKilSMNO
Reports
from
-the
Skeena
-this,
morning
would
Indicate
that
the
big
sockeye
run
la
commencing
at
last.
Boats
are
reporting
better
catchea
and
It
Is
anticipated
that
the
catches
will
be
better
every
day.
4444444444444444
BIG
FISH
SALE
AT
EXCHANGE
Prices
Varied
Considerably
From
9c
to
12.10c
For
First
Class
There
waa
quite
a
spread
In
prices
this
morning
from
nine
cents
to
12.10.
Fish
arrivals
were
Iwavy.
Eight
American
boats
sold
a
total
of
222.500
lbs.
the
Eurefca
getting
top
price
at
12.10
f-r
firsts
and
6c
for
seconds.-
The
Daily
sold
35.000
at
12c
and
6c
for
Bltka
delivery.
Six
Canadian
boats
sold
D5,50O
lbs.
tcp
price
being
10.50
for
firsts
and
6.50
for
seconds
to
the
RosespLt
with
22,000
pounds.
Total
landings
were
318,000
pounds.
made
up
aa
follows:
AMERICAN
Atlantic.
40.000
lbs.
to
Canadian
Pish
end
Cold
Storage
Co.
at
0.10
and
5c.
Sunset.
45,000
lbs.,
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
9.20
and
5c.
Dally.
35.000
lbs.,
to
Royal
Fish
Co.
for
Sitka
delivery,
12c
and
6.
Spray,
28.000
lbs.
to
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
Co..
at
Do
and
5c.
Venus.
20.000
lbs.,
to
Royal
Fisheries
9
20
and
5c.
Eureka,
15.000
lbs.
to
Booth
Fisher
les.
at
12.10
and
6c.
Anna
J.,
15.000
lbs.,
to
AUln
Flsher-
les
at
11.40
and
6c.
Lola.
6.560
lbs.
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
12c
and
6c.
Onah,
18.000
lbs
to.
.
Canadian
Fish
and
Cold
Storage
at.
.11.60
,and,
6,
CANADIAN'
Signal.
26.00
lbs.
to
Atlln
at
9.10
and
5c.
Tramp,
21.500
lbs.
to
Pacific
Fisheries
at
10.10
and
Sc.
Margallce.
3.000
lbs.
to
Atlln
Fisheries
at
10c
and
6c.
Ingred
H..
8.000
lbs.
to
Atlln
Fisheries,
at
10
and
5c.
Rosesplt.
22.000
lbs.
to
Atlln
Fisheries
at
10.50
and
6.50.
Atll,
15.000
lbs.
to
Canadian
Fish
Se
Cold
Storage
at
10.10
and
6c.
NO
SETTLEMENT
YET
.
OF
RAILWAY
WAGES
OTTAWA,
July
16.
Commenting
on
the
despatch
from
the
minister
of
labor.
A.
R.
Mosher.
president
of
the
Canadian
Brotherhood
of
Railway
Employees
said
last
night
that
the
minister
was
evidently
misinformed
as
no
definite
aet-tlemen
had
been
arrived
a'
yet
Large
Upatalr
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor,
fur
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
457.
Pri
Kiv
p
Vnts
m
m
a
imv
m
KfcBLLLlUN
SUPPRESSED
IN
AUSTRIA
I.aw
Courts
Ruined
by
Fire
Started
by
the
Mob
OTHER
DAMAGE
DONE
All
Workmen
In
Vienna
Idle
Result
of
Strike
Orders
Issued
VIENNA,
July
16.
An
official
communique
Issued
at
the
office
of
Chancellor
Selhel
today
said
that
yesterday's
rebellion
haa
been
suppressed.
Twelve
persona
were
killed
and
119
Injured.
Material
damage
from
yesterday's
rioting
In
Vienna
la
reported
to
have
been
extensive.
The
law
courts
building
waa
ruined
by
a
fire
started
by
the
mob
and
It
Is
reported
that
the
ministry
of
ports
was
also
set
on
fire.
The
Parliament
House,
Opera
House
and
several
other
buildings
were
more
or
less
seriously
damaged.
f
Measures
are
being
taken
t
prevent
a
recurrence
of
the
trouble.
Practically
all
the
workers
In
Vienna
are
Idle
today
as
the
result
of
a
strike
order
of
the
Socialist
Party
and
the
executive
of
the
Austrian
Trade
Unions.
It
has
been
obeyed
nearly
100
per
cent.
Troops
are
guarding
the
legations
to
day.
CUBS
LEADING
BIGLEAGUE
Pirates
and
Cardinals
Second
and
Third
Places
Following
Victories
NEW
YORK.
July
16.
The
Cubs,
Pirates
and
Cardinals
were
doing
triumphant
lockatep
through
Eastern
baseball
parka
today,
leading
the
league
In
that
order
as
the
westerners
moved
to
face
new
foes
with
the
Impetus
of
clean
victories
over
their
latest
Eastern
opponents.
The
win
yesterday
over
Boston
gave
the
league
lead
to
the
Cubs
In
four
out
of
five
games
of
tie
series.
I
while
the
second
place
of
the
Pirates
VM
umuc
uj
.a.itig
mure
vu,
v.
iv.u,
from
Brooklyn!
The
Cardinals
won,
their
position
In
four
out
of
five
starts
against
the
Phillies.
AMERICAN
LEA
(1
I
E
.
Philadelphia
3-13.
Chicago
1-10.
New
York
10,
Cleveland
9.
Boston
2,
St.
Louis
3.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
Chicago
9,
Boston
6.
Pittsburg
5.
Brooklyn
2.
Cincinnati
3.
New
York
4.
St.
Louis
9.
Philadelphia
7.
TWO
KILLED
ON
RAILWAY,
SOUTH
KAMLOOPS.
July
16.
Albert
Johnson,
who
waa
badly
Injured
when
struck
wtth
a
freight
train
east
of
here,
lay
on
the
tracks
all
night
and
waa
found
by
section
men
and
brought
to
Kamloops
where
he
died
In
the
hospital.
A
decapitated
body,
badly
crushed,
of
an
unidentified
youth
waa
found
on
the
track
west
of
here.
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Ml