I
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
anclC
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime
floor,
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN.
Sltnd?
Exchange
Ilulldln
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
i
MATT
VIDKCK.
I'rop.
least
Phone
457.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Ncwipaper
Y
:!
XVII
No
1G7
PniNT'E
RUPERT.
B.C
,
TI
T'SDAY.
JULY
19.
1927
Pi?e
Five
Cents
JOHN
"1
CONTINUES
AS
PREMIER
BRITISH
liberal
Caucus
Refuses
to
Resignation
McLean
Wl
members
sign
memorial
asking
John
to
continue
and
this
pleases
old
man
greatly,
delegation
reports
Premier
Oliver
.acquiesced
in
the
wishes
of
the
fljberal
members
of
the
Legislature
as
expressed
at
a
laiicus
held
here
yesterday
to
continue
to
lead
the
party,
was
announced
last
night.
Hon.
J.
D.
McLean,
minis-cr
!t
of
finance,
will,
however,
carry
on
the
duties
of
acting
vernier
so
that
Mr.
Oliver
may
devote
himself
to
regain
ing
lus
health.
"We
are
all
delighted,
releasiifc
a
statement
of
the
lay.
It
was
just
what
we
wanted
and
what
the
Premier
'TTSBURG
IS
AGAIN
LEADER
Mtls
Head
Ust
in
.Home
Uuns'.n
of
affair.
Under
the
circum
'for
Season,
Reins
One
.letter'
..
....
NEW
YORK.
July
19.
-Pittsburg
re
ft;
ed
'.he
National
League
baseball
kader.
by
the
narrowest
ma
rata
ms-
fitris?
while.
ChleafO
Is
all
set
to
spoil
McC:vf-
silver
jubilee
celebrattoa
ai
Ola:
'..
-a
today
In
New
T-rk.
Chleas")
Efot
v
:
:
'.
ii
break
on
the
Giants
yeaer-da
E
Despite
Drover's
Hume
run
with
load
ed
baies
in
the
ninth
yesterday,
the
LYrtnlw
beai
tt
Loutr
ten
to
six.
Geijrtg
Uo
n
iio
h'.me
run
lead
by
making
his
ah
fv-nrxt
1;
Harney,
the
Washington
rookie
Ifi
:c:
found
Chicago
easy.
national
Maun;
r
Mira
s.
Phlladtrphia
7.
r
.iv
..mi
3.
Boston
2.
r
....
e.
New
York
4.
Ciici
ruin.
AMERICAN
LLIIII
t;
n
.
1-4.
Cleveland
5-4.
r
llil
4,
DetroK
S.
Wj
lUiftim
s,
fThtrago
1.
Hew
York
10,
St.
Unils
6.
DELAY
GIVING
WOMENAVOTE
Intension
to
Make
Tlicm
Equal
to
Men
not
to.be
Dealt
Willi
in
England
LONDON.
July
19.
Premier
Baldwin
ui.eel
m
the
House
of
Common
terday
that
the
government
docs
not
i:;tend
to
introduce
at
the
autumn
ses-
r
n
he
projected
legislation
extending
'.:
franchise
to
women
on
the
same
'cms
ar
to
men.
CHILD
DROWNED
FELL
OFF
BOAT
NEW
WE8TMIN8TE31.
July
19.
J-tie
uie
ti)
year
old
daughter
of
C
,
.'uin
C
J.
House,
of
the
tug
Boa
F
am
was
drowned
in
the
Fraser
River
"cuth
of
Jiere
yesterday
when
she
felt
"erboard
while
playing
on
the
deck
of
-ie
yesel-.
VIENNA
IS
BACK
TO
NORMAL
ONCE
MORE
FOLLOWING
THE
RIOT
VIENNA,
July
19.
ThU
city,
which
a?
rent
by
riots
last
week
end
la
baclt
n
normal
today
and
all
public
services
DELEGATES
TO
of
Premier
Will
Act
for
Ur.
McLean
declared,
when
account
of
the
events
of
the
wanted.
His
health
at
the
present
j
time
precluded
him
from
devoting
(the
neceaMiy'time
and
energy
t
the
exacting
duties
of
leader
o:
the
Government
and
therefore
he
felt
it
his
duty
both
to
the
country
and
to
the
Liberal
party
that
he
should
explain
the
exact
posi-
:"
he
augireated
that
he
wa-
,prepami
to
rewn
anu
wiat
hi
supporters
should
indicate
then
desires
in
regard
to
the
selection
of
a
successor.
The
Premier
stated
that
h
would
be
glad
to
continue
to
giv.
them
the
benefit
of
his
advice
a
all
timea.
The
members,
hm
ever,
refused
to
consider
me
nc
mier's
resignation
and
unanimously
signed
a
memorial
askinv
him
to
continue
as
Premier.
The
memorial
waa
taken
to
Mr.
Oliver
last
night
by
Dr.
McLean
and
H.
F.
Kergin,
member
for
Atlin.
"When
we
went
to
the
Premier'
home
to
tell
him
how
the
members
were
unanimously
determined
that
he-should
carry
on,"
said
Dr.
McLean,
"he
was
very
pleased.
Nat
ural
y
when
he
had
had
some
doubts
as
to
the
attitude
of
some
of
tho
members,
he
was
diffident,
as
he
thought
some
of
them
might
want
htm
to
step
aside.
The
revelation
of
the
genuine
ardor
had
for
him
by
one
and
all
naturally
gave
him
the
keenest
pleasure."
HALIBUT
SALES
Pish
arrivals
totalled
116.000
lbs.
today
of
which
101.000
were
in
American
and
15.000
In
Oanadlaa
hoittoin.
Fish
arrivals:
American
Pacific,
40.000.
to
Booth
Fisheries
at
10
70c
and
5c.
Sumner.
34.000,
to
Canadian
FUh
&
Cold
Storage
at
10.20o
and
So.
Viking.
11.000,
to
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
at
10.00c
and
So.
Lumen.
16.000.
to
At
I
In
Fisheries
at
11.30c
and
Sc.
.Canadian
Fanny
P..
7,000.
to
AUtn
Fisheries
at
9.80c
and
Sc.
,
'
Verna,
8,000.
to
Canadian
Fish.
&
Cold
Storage
at
0
80c
and
Sc.
VANCOU
VUlt
KXCI
I
A
N
B
Bid.
Asked
1.82
1.86
13.73
13J0
U5
'
13T
.07
'
"
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.13ft
15
.00
-
.oay
.06
.07
.09
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Vi
2.10
3.11
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.07
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02
H
rwo
Coast
Oopier
Dunwell
Glider
......
Oladtftotie
.
.
.
IridepeMencei
Indian
L.
and
L.
Lucky
Jim
.
Porter
Idaho
Sllvercrest
Surf
Inlet
The
Prince
John
arrived
from
Vancouver
this
morning
at
7
and
sailed
for
the
Queen
Cliurlottrs
at
9
JO.
Accept
Oliver
but
the
Present
Hilt
IIKNRV
THORNTON'
MAKI5S
TOIK
Ol'
ME.HT
AMI
TO
ISIT
KI
I'EKT
Sir
Hsnry
Thornton
will
be
ttftf
iron
In
the
course
of
a
tour
of
Inspection
of
western
Hoe.
Usually
he
arrive
here
111
August
sjld
toll
year
there
wftl
to
be
exception
to
the
rule.
This
wccnlng
F.
O.
Dawson.
HJreetar.
left
lor
Winnipeg
where
to
will
Join
81r
Henry
and
ac-anmpany
him
wM.
It
U
not
known
yet
whether
he
will
make
the
trip
through
northern
BO.
and
then
go
south
or
visit
Vancouver
and
Victoria
tint.
f
.
COXTINt'F.H
AS
I'll
KM
IK
11
Hon
John
Oliver
wiio
remains
at
head
ot
affair-
In
B.C
LIGHT
AHEAD
NAVAL
PACT
Delegate
Says
Discussions
Are
Proceeding
in
Friendly
Manner
(lllMiVA.
rl-
!,
are
more
opt
I
in
Mir
lli.iii
for
nme
cl;i,
llu-.li
S.
(llliwin,
American
delegate
In
Hie
natal
ciiiiferem
e,
declared
alter
the
onferrme
till
iiiiriiln:.
"Illscun-tlon
are
irireMling
mwt
cheerfully
hiuI
(lie
atmosphere
Im
friendly,"
he
said.
"Hf
are
hrglniiliig
lo
ee
light
ulieuil."
ONE
CLEAR
DAY
JUNE
FOR
CTY
OF
NELSON
NELSON.
July
19.
-June,
month
ot
rvflea.
had
In
all
Its
thirty
days
but
one
day
of
really
clear
weather,
a
though
16
were
fair.
But
10
diys
were
overcast,
and
on
.14
days
rain
fell,
to
a
'depth,
for
the
whole
month
of
2.78
Inches,
which
waa
33
inch
more
than
the
average
for
June
In
the
past
10
years
or
more.
The
greatest
fall
for
one
day
was
on
the
tenth,
when
.44
inch
fell..
There
were
124
hours
and
48
minutes
of
sunshine,
which
was
SO
hours
and
82
minutes
less
than
a
10
year
aVtrage
for
June.
'
LIQUOR
MAN
ROBBED
ON
BAIL
IN
SEATTLE
SEATTLE,
July
19.
Jacob
Woltt,
prominent
in
coast
liquor
running
circles
was
robbed
ot
12.000
cash
while
out
on
ball
for
$3,000
pending
trial
as
an
alleged
Olmstead
conspirator.
Woltt
Is
registered
as
from
Vancouver.
B.C.
Advertise
in
The
Daily
News
NAVAL
Mr.sSOLINI
Ai
WORK
ON
HIS
FARM
K,jn
r
Mussolini,
he
Italian
premier,
ha-
bc
n
spending
a
liort
holniay
from
the
ure3
of
ia;e
on
hi
farm
at
Predappio
whi
re
he
was
an
assistant
in
hai'Vi-nting
activities.
He
is
seen
in
the"
picture
doing
his
bit
with
the
sickle
and
keeping
close
up
with
his
reapers.
4ELL
KNOWN
LOCAL
LADY
PASSED
AWAY
.Mr.
MIMUni
Kn'ilt
h.i!
leen
III
for
tMiiue
Hine;
I'M
at
lainllj
Kelileiire
The
sad
news
waa
nB)ved
this,
mora
.m
of
the
death
at
the
family
resMeoce
f
Helen
Hauil.'ton
Bubo,
wife
of
Wll-J.i.m
Robb,
400
Eighth
Avenue
C.
She
:
kaves
as
well
as
the
husband
one
son
i
Harry,
thirteen
years
of
age.
Mrs.
Robbj
who
was
48
years
ot
a?e.
t
as
b-rn
In
Dalkeith.
Scotland,
and
migrated
to
Oanada
In
1990
She
same
:
Prince
Rupert
:n
1912
and
has
lived
uerc
since
that
time.
Much
respected
by
maay
neighbor
and
friends
In
this
city.
Mrs.
Robb
had
been
ill
for
a
number
of
month
and
the
end
was
not
wholly
unexpected.
The
funeral
will
take
place
probably
on
Thursday
afternoon.
OLDEST
MILITIA
UNIT
AT
FULL
STRENGTH
VICTORIA.
July
19.
-Vlctorla'a
oldest
alliiia
unit,
for
many
years
familiarly
tnown
as
the
Fifth
Regiment
and
now
.fflclally
deslg:i-rted
the
Fifth
(B.C.I
"loast
Brigade.
Canadian
Artillery,
has
uccreded
In
establishing
a
new
record,
For
the
first
time
smcc
reorganization
after
the
Armistice
the
Fifth
Is
under'
going
Its
annual
training
with
every
batterv
at
full
training
strength
and
a
full
complement
of
officers.
In
the
training
camp
for
the
first
time
Is
the
newly-formed
anti-aircraft
section
under
the
command
of
Captain
Bell.
This
section
has
earned
gratifying
commendation
for
the
work
It
is
doing
and
Its
practice
with
the
Archies
la
being
looked
forward
to
with
very
keen
Interest.
DINING
AND
SLEEPING
CAR
EMPLOYEES
SETTLE
MONTREAL.
July
19.
The
dispute
between
the
Canadian
National
Railway
executive
and
the
dining
and
aleeplng
car
employe"
have
been
settled
by
general
agreement
Just
reached.
Details
have
yet
to
be
worked
out.
RADIO
BROADCASTING
STATION
IS
BURNED
VANCOUVER.
July
19.
,
Damage
estimated
at
$6,000
resulted
from
a
tire
which
swept
the
radio
broadcasting
station
OJ'.C.D.
and
the
adjoining
electrical
equipment
here
last
night.
WEATHEK
KLI'OHT
Terrace.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
59.
Ross
wood.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
58.
Alyansh.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
58.
Alice
Arm.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
59,
Anyox.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
58.
Stewart.
Cloudy,
calm,
temp.
57,-
Hazeltoor-Llght
rain,
calm;
temp,
66.
TelexraDh
Creek.
-
Showery,
West
wind.
temp.
67.
Smlthers.
Cloudy,
calm.
temp.
75.
Burn
I.nke
Hoi-
ealm,
temp
59.
CONFERENCE
GO
HOME
Delegates
to
Naval
Conference
Returning
to
England
in
Order
to
Consult
with
British
Cabinet
6E!KVAJ,
Jul
19.
A
sensation
was
caused
here
by
the
an
nouncement
that
Earl
Cecil
would1
return
to
London
tonight
and
W
C.
Bridgeman
tomorrow
to
consult
with
the
British
cabinet
in
regard
to
the
course
to
be
adopted
In
connection
with
the
tripartite
confer
ence
at
which
they
are
the
British
delegates.
The
announcement
came
just
at
a
time
when
the
American
delegate
had
stated
that
good
progress
was
being
made
and
they
FOREMAN
OF
MINE
SENT
TO
HOSPITAL
Mind
U
Blank
as
to
What
Happened
During
Two
Days
he
Was
Lost
ALICE
A
KM,
-Inly
1.
Arthur
stralfiird,
the
mine
for
email
at
the
Torle
mine,
whooe
disappearance
early
Friday
morning
raued
the
Kit
nautt
can)
on
to
be
nesrrheil
Krlday
and
.Saturday
for
the
recovery
of
hit
body,
returned
to
ramp
In
a
dazed
condition
Saturday
rtrnlng.
lie
nln
a
H
Hlp
won
nil
and
remembers
a
Ixiul'ler
falling
from
the
can)
mi
walls
and
Mrlklng
him.
He
re
'member,
nothing
furthrr
of
his
wan
derlng
until
lie
heard
a
hot
unne
time
Saturday
afternoon
and
made
hi-
way
Inlit
ramp.
He
taken
to
Anyox
llovpltal
for
treatment.
BOMB
EXPLODES
AT
.
U.S.
CONSULATE,
NICE
NICE,
France.
July
19.
A
bomb,
believed
to
have
been
placed
by
Bacoo-Vanzettl
sympathizers,
exploded
In
front
of
the
US.
Consulate
here.
None
wete
injured
and
the
damage
to
property
wa
slight.
TRAIL,
WATERWORKS
TRAIL,
July
IB.
The
Trail
water
works
made
a
gross
profit
last
year
ol
$26,648.61
and
a
net
profit
after
deducting
operating
charges.
Interest
aild
sinking
fund
of
$9,206.83.
William
Jamlexon,
who
has
been
,on
the
staff
of
the
Bank
of
Montreal
In
the
city
for
the-
past
two
-years
.
has
severed
his
connection
witn
the
Dank
and
left
on
this
morning's
eastbound
train
for
Oull
Lake
near
Edmonton,
where
he
will
visit
with
his
sister
for
a
time.
Appearing
in
the
local
police
court
this
morning
Wm,
John
Bridges,
stowaway
on
the
'
Prince
Rupert
was
sen
tenced
to
fourteen
days
hard
labor
or
$25
fine.
He
will
serve
the
sentence
In
'he
local
.1!!
could
begin
to
see
light
ahead.
The
Journey
will
mean
the
suspension
of
the
conference
for
several
days.
ALTERNATIVE
ROUTE
RUPERT
TO
TERRACE
MlnUter
States
It
may
be
I'ov-lule
to
Locate
.More
Easily
Constructed
Highway
A
special
despatch
from
Victoria
to
the
Province
says:
What
may
prove
to
be
a
practical
i
r-.u'e
for
the
proposed
highway
from
Prince
Rupert
to
the
Interior
and
the
'
solution
of
grave
engineering
dtfflcul-
;
ties
will
be
Investigated
by
engineers
of-
,
the
public
works
department,
tt
was
an-1
nounced
here,
following
the
vl-lt
of
Hon.
W.
H.
Sutherland,
minister
of
public
works,
and
Patrick
Philip,
deputy
minister,
to
the
north
recently.
Meanwhile
the
use
of
a
motor
ferry
on
the
Hkeena
to
join
the
interior
with
the
oast
will
be
considered.
The
proposed
route,
which
may
avoid
he
construction
of
an
enormously
ex
tensive
highway
along
the
Skeena,
would
iwlng
north
from
Terrace
along
the
Kit
umgallum
River
to
the
Naas
and
then
south
again
along
the
Naas
and
into
Prince
Rupert.
The
grades
along
this
route
are
said
to.
be
good
and
the
chief
problem
will
be
to
crow
the
height
of
land
between
the
Kltsumgallum
and
the
Naas.
SALES
OF
NEW
PACK
SALMON
STARTS
WELL
Sales
of
new-pack
British
Columbia
aockeyea
have
been
quite
satisfactory
so
far,
the
Brltt-h
trade
having
purchased
prsbably
as
much
as
the
packers
are
willing
to
allot
to
that
country
on
the
basis
of
$16.50
to
$17.00
for
halves,
ac
cording
to
producing
district,
says
the
Pacific
Fisherman.
The
movement
was
retarded
for
a
time
owing
to
an
expect
ed
change
in
steamer
rates,
but
the
nor
mal
business
has
been
done
and
the
market
at
present
is
quiet.
It
wat
expected
that
opening
prices
on
the
various
grades
for
Australia
and
the
domestic
trade
would
be
announced
late
last
month,
but
It
has
been
decided
to
hold
off
until
some
Idea
can
be
for-
med
of
the
Alaska
pack.
There
Is
said
to
be
considerable
sentiment
In.
favor
of
maintaining
last
year's
range
of
prices
unless
the
market
should
be
disturbed
by
a
sharp
Chans'"
-a
production.
Advertte
iu
The
Daily
News
FINDSWEALTH
UNDER
STUMP
Four
Silver
Fox
Kittens
Captured
i
by
Operator
of
Steam
Shovel
I
on
Koad
j
ROSE
LAKE.
July
19.
qun
Flojum,
!bo
is
operating
the
Bearcat,
a
gasoline
shovel,
on
Uie
highway
work
be
'tween
Rosedale
and
FcresMale
was
tor
tunate
In
digging;
up
some
wealth
with
I
bis
shovel
as
he
was
carrying
out
his
I
dally
tssk.
Flogum
was
not
worried
over
the
un-'
equal
division
of
the
world's
wealth,
i
but
was
driving
the
shovel
Into
the
side
1
hill
to
see
how
much
'material
he
I
could
move
In
one
day,
when'
tt
hap-Opened
to
hit
an
old
stump
and
tore
It
loose
lrom
Its
roots.
Oolng
to
lnvev-I
t'.gate
he
fcund
thst
a
vixen
and
four
sliver
fox
kittens
had
been
miking
their
hotbe
under
the
stump.
The
mother
hsd
evidently
moved
out
when
the
workmen
got
too
close
to
her
domicile,
but
did
not
have
time
to
remove
the
family.
The
kittens
were
well
grown
and
weaned,
and
Flogura
bagged
the
lot.
As
he
operates
a
fox
farm
In
partnership
at
Francois
Lake.
Flogum
knows
fur
values
as
well
as
most
of
th
buyers,
and
with
any
kind
of
luck
he
expects
to
market
the
-kins
of
the
kittens
after
they
become
full
grown
for
at
least
1400.
YOUTHS
KILLED
POLICE
OFFICER
ARCADIA.
July
19.
One
policeman
was
killed
and
another
wounded,
probably
fatally,
this
morning
as
a
result
cf
gunshots
fired
by
youths.
Three
of
them
were
being
questioned
by
the
police
In
regard
to
a
holdup,
complicity
li
which
they
were
suspected,
when
they
drew
guns'
and
fired
with
fatal
results.
PILOT
CHOSEN
LONDON
FLIGHT
LONDON,
July
19.
Captain
W.
R.
Maxwell,
director,
announces
that
Cap
tain
T.
B.
Tully,
Instructor
of
the
On
tarlo
air
service,
was
today
chosen
to
pilot
the
airplane
Navigator
in
the
London
to
London
flight
to
take
place
In
a
few
months'
time.
ELECTRIC
CURRENT
INSTEAD
OF
KNIFE
BALTIMORE,
July
19.-A
needle
car-tying
high
frequency
electrical
current,
a
kind
of
"surgical
acetylene
torch,"
known
as
the
accuaector
is
being
developed
by
investigation
and
experiment
in
Baltimore
hospitals.
This
little
Instrument,
which
opens
an
incision
without
touching
the
flesh,
by
means
of
a
thin
blue
stream
ot
electrical
energy,
steady
la
supplanting
the
scalpel
in
the
hands
of
prominent
surgeons.
Opening
a
clean
Incision
without
dragging
infection
from
one
part
.of
the
wound
to
another,
automatic
cautery,
and
the
immediate
stoppage
of
the
flow
of
blood,
are
advantages
claimed
for
the
electrical
knife.
AERONAUTICAL
ASSOCN.
IS
FORMED
TORONTO
TORONTO.
July
19.
More
than
fifty
aviators
last
night
adopted
tentative
plans
for
the
formation
of
a
Canadian
aeronautical
association.
'
DEMILLE
PICTURE
STUDIO
WAS
BURNED
CULVER
CITY.
CalUornia.
July
19.
Fire
caused
damage
estimated
at
$200,-000
at
the
DeMUIe
motion
picture
studio
here
last
night.
Sidney
and
Mrs.
Bazett,
who
have
been,
visiting
the
former's
parents
A.
E.
!
and
Mrs.
Bazett-Jones,
returned
south
I
on
the
Prince
Rupert
yesterday
after-
I
noon.