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VOL, X.

CHICAGO TERRORIZED BY
RACE CONFLICT CALLS IN
MILITARY TO SAVE LIVES

STREETS BEING PATROLLED AND WEAPONS CONFISCATED;
TOTAL DEATHS NOW REACH THIRTY—STREET
BARRIERS ESTABLISHED BETWEEN
NEGROES AND WHITES

Special to The Nows via G.T.P. Telegrapns ‘

Chicago, July 31.—The streets of this city were tonight pa
trolled by soldiers called out by Governor Lowden at the request
Mayor Thompson for the protection of life and property, wh
vas threatened by the race war which for five days has terrorized

he city.

The troops established a barrier across the streets between
he white and the negro quarters, most of the colored residents
ving on the soucis side,

‘he military then proceeded to search every person for
eapons and many guns were confiscated by them

The official death list for four days showed thirty, seventeen

hem being negroes and thirteen whites,

FINEDSIOOFOR cot

*
*
*
T . THREATENED WITH ¢
WAVING LIQUOR + TOTAL EXTINCTION *
’ a
_— * Paris, July 31.—It looks *
Edward Hardy Smuggled $900|* as if the Armenian ques- #
Worth of Whiskey From * tion would not be settled *
* intil the Armenians are *
ae ee * wiped out entirely. The *
* urke are
SUITCASES AND GRIP . ~— £ TS ibk heoaee ‘
FILLED WITH BOTTLES three sides and are *
hoamem * thr ening them with ex *
in the police court this mo ning | ination They hav« *
Magistrate MeMocdi« hid ls t off the United States +
vard Hardy was fined 8100.00 f supply and the situ. *
th’s in default of pay » ation there is very grave .
* >
net having liquor in posses se eee enennenee eC ere
than iv a private dwell penne
i i naximum amount fot
ccoteae NEW AMERICAN
g to t nature of the circum

=e WARK IS SET

\ iy the poli fic
ad bes vaiching the water front ’ ¥
chac'| BYULS, AVIATOR
ue a +
shore from the big boat They
vd inkling that it was being
Y bringing smaller aft |Roland Ropfie Reaches Height of
gside during thy night and 31,600 Feet With Ther-

ne it to one of th more

 

mormeter at 25 Be-

ats and getting it ashore
low Zero.
harly the evening PA Bailey
ia man approach the Prince via 6.7 letegraphs

 

 

GERMANY WILL

Responsibility to be Fixed, Ac-
cording to Announcement
Made in Bertin.

Special via 6. T. P. Telegraphe.)

Berlin, July 31 \ state tribu-

 

nal is to inquire into and fix the
responsibility for the war, ac
cording to an official announce
ment made here today This fol
lows along the same line as the
suggéstion that came over the
wire yesterday to the effect that
the ex-Kaiser might be brought
to trial. If he was the responsible
party, an effort may be made tea
have him brought home and tried.
If it is decided that the responsi
bility lies elsewhere, then the cul-

iprit will probably be punished

{HE DAILY NEWS

PRINCE RUPERT, B.C.. THURSDAY

JULY 34, 1919.

KING HONORS

INQUIRE WHO MARSHAL FOCH
CAUSED WAR ren. rie. tn ne

i Field Marshall of the Bri-
tish Army.

al via ae egraphs
London, July 31 King George
recewed Marshal Foch at Buek
ingha Palace yesterday and con
mn him the rank of Fiels
Marshal of the British Army
I Field Marshall got a grea
reception in London where he
the | oof the h

NEW TEACHERS

Two Appointments Made By the
Board and Third
Being Negotiated.

School

TA XI
Phone 75 and 36

We Never Sleep

PRINGE. RUPERT AUTO

707 See verue

 

 

WHOLE OF WHEAT CROP AND
PAY GROWER FULL VALUE

 

—

| SUGGESTED THAT BOTH PRODUCER AND CONSUMER WILL
BENEFIT FROM PREVENTION OF SPECULATION
IN PEOPLE’S FOOD SUPPLY

 

 

i (Special to The News via G.T.P. Telegraphs.)

Ollawa, July 31—The Government has finally determined
upon a poliey in regard to this year’s wheat crop. The main
features of the plan are to appoint a board which will buy and
narket the crop.

\ cash payment is to be made the farmer on account at the
he

iit sells his wheat, the board to dispose of it at current
and the surplus proceeds, after expenses of selling and

| hand ing have been deducted, will be distributed to the original

j
prices

selle i proportion to the grade and quality.
No speculation on exchange or profiteering by the handlers
lis to be allowed to the disadvantage of either the producer or the

;consumer,

Two appoint ‘nis have been}
| ans Ce alle a made { school teachers for the |} : |
USS GOVERNMENT TO coming term t ait vacancies | TWO MILLION POUNDS SALMON DRIVE
| caused by the departure of three | i
| RELEASE TELEGRAPHS oi tact scars stat, Sut anotner, COPPER PRODUCED
| cd f nr appointment must be made as ons
AND THE TELEPHONES °"",2"y-"\0". "\noteor oul A ANYOX IN JUNE) PILCHARDS IN
a position will not come Miss | ee ’ iM
Washington, July sf he nnie O'Heart Fernie as an. The Granby Consolidated Min-
Government control of telegraphs {cepted a positi or ti ae faa Jing melting and Power Company Fish Caught by Workmen Who
and telephones will «nd at mid. jand Miss Mary Gladwe! Rast |/Produced approximately 2,000,006 Arrived Early at Victoria
night Thursday turnaby will also con north to |Peunds of copper at its Anyox Shipyards.
rhe Government has had direct | teach school for the ensuing term, |*elter in June, according to an -——.
supervision of the systems since |The probable third teacher is Miss |""0llicial report. This is com-| Visitors from Victoria tell of an
the besinning of the war Dorothy Peck of -Vancoever. parable with 1,267,688 pounds in|invasion of Victoria harbor by
May, 707,301 in April and 90,682 pilehards, apparently driven in
a jpounds in March, according to|/by salmon. A number of work-
STATESMEN PAP FN New York reports. The produc-|men going to the shipyards and
A , a tion in July is expected to attain |arriving ahead of time were at-
the 3,000,000 mark, according to/traeted by the breaking of the
SAYING THEY pre HA FD a report from Anyox. This in-|water in the harbor by salmon.
w -¥ peak ‘J ¥ ease is made possible by the use |The pilchards, in their. efforts to
of the full equipment of four fur-|eseape were driven close to shore

GEDDES AND SIR AUK

(Special to The News
Writs hav

London, July 34.-

Minister National

illegwed libel.

Gieddes, tor

am

RUSSIAN MINING STOCK

AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN, WALTER HUME LONG, SIR ERIC)

LAND GEDDES ALLEGE

LIBEL AGAINST LONDON DAILY
NEWS

via G.T.P. Telegraphs.

e been issued against the London

Daily News on behalf of J. Austen Chamberlain, Chancellor o
the Exchequer, Walter Hume Long, First Lord of the Admiralty,
Sir Erie Geddes, Minister without Portfolio, and Sir Auklan

Service and Reconstr uctoon, for

The statement to which they take exception is one published

he se

.
evelopment compan

statesme i possessed sh ires

+ which had

been purchased since the armistice was signed and, therefore, | which steady shipments have been

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a rowboat and unload a
Seis 4 ae tae a ‘i | Mineola, July 31 Roland] by the paper to the effect that |
' ! ik 4otn i’ Side into e
it Ropfle, civilian aviator fying the) in yarious Russian mining and d
iWasp biplane set é s Z rie
From -the: dietaans. She. cliect | is] wh hap . t a new —
an mia W iit ‘ miieclial wii
ot make out what was th \ , , t field h seh while Great Britain was hostile
‘ . “ He Thooseé a | hed e reg
, e of the package put vine n| da hei i } feet The
in started across the bay} , ” ; 13 :
V ial ee : is re) o we
his load Bailey thought it | at the hei sete iste la
wt He chaftered a | th ; ¥ * ar a ‘
h and after a brief chase | , ;
j ‘ Was Zo der ‘ perow
kul up to the rowboat and ‘ i
id t ivia I is lorcet
i the man under arrest after | tl . et his io tt adi
i 7 : a on it Wale eadink 0 if alt
. g the grips which were oe to prevent the engine frees
t There were iniall seven |
im
ses and one hand grip al | In descending Roptl found the
: e filed with imperial quarts | hi ad oxveen exhausted
‘ gasoline and oxyee austed su
Whiskey, rhe seigure was| , ’ hha listance
‘ lhe volplanes i entire dist ‘
nH about soo Tlie boat was j ti i
fiscated and the pris o the ground. p WONDER >
eht to dhe station kas c . - went en
PRS pea... ’ ararrG MTA Re TS RZ DA .
i R —e at? morning W. TENNS CHAM: iONS aiat ~A- MINE IS )
Niams for the city pointed " > rings
that Hardy was acting for PLAY AT VICTORIA
iat he thought was a whiskey
a here were bigger men be-|Winnipeg Wins Tennis Cham-
ind him and for this reason th pionship Beating Crack
Moat oteht to he confiscated
rhe man stated that the row- | Players of Coast.
hOal Was not his own and he did Special by - Tr. P. Telegraphs
ne iow the name of the party Widthvio — rT McGill and
Whom he had got it rhe \ , ? * " . ; Ponnis
ivistrate thought th: seizing erley INN IPeSs .
the boat mde me yin te, players won the doubles in the
— would be an imposition - heat
‘ nis ¢ WoOns » SETIOS ee
l the rowboat will be returned tenni hampioushit !
lo its owner. ing Smith gud King of Vietora i
ee ____ eiraiaght sets.
MeGill and Miss Cotsworth o!
PRE Victoria and Verley and Mrs
5 Sweeney of Vancouver were su a ae
New Show Tonight cessful in the mixed doubles

    
  
    
       

 

 

 

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pictures and our spleadid concert orchestra

The KOMEDY THREE

In Songs

Will Edmunds

Variety In

2 Reel Comedy, “The Milk-Fed Vamp”

Comedy Patter and Dances
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instead of two, and some-j|and
three, in recent months.
the operation of the smelter at}blow.

captured by the men who
were waiting for the whistle to
Telling of the invasion the

naces

capacity is facilitated by insur-| Victoria Colonist says:

pase of a sufficient quantity of “The pilchards were driven into
'coke, shore, and when the tide went out
| After more than two years'|hundreds were imprisoned inside
jwork in preparation the coke|of lumber booms, which settled

jovwens of the Granby at Anyox has|upon the mud and prevented their

lhegun to produce coke and by-jescape. Men coming to work in
lproduets and the big plant, the|the shipyards set to work with
only one of its kind on the Pacifie|sticks and missiles and after

killing many they pulled them out
of the water and carried them off.
One ardent fistferman had a shovel
with which he went after the pil-
chards. He found, however, that
he must kill them by cutting

coast, isin full operation, says

lthe report,

Continued operation is expect-
led and the grade of being
| produced is said to be excellent.

coke

Thirty-two ovens are in operation,

|

Coal fer the ovens is supplied|/them to pieces before they would
j from the Granby's properties at|}remain passive upon his unique
Cassidy, Vancouver Island, from/|fishing appliance. ”

‘Finding that his pilehard was

 

nade to the smelter town for|getting away from him a gentle-

several weeks past. jman went into the water up to his

seiteniotaeanitigilannanncssine knees and managed to recapture
BASEBALL jit.

stains Pilehards were stuck in ail

\merican League—Detroit i-2,| available pockets, several in each,
joston 1-3; Philadelphia 2, Cleve- sand it is estimated that each man
land 1; New York 6-3, Chicago | had an average of ten or twelve

5: Washington 1, Louis 0./fish. The men went to work for

National League—New York 9-|their eight hours and then took
i, Pittsburg 0-6; Brooklyn 6,)the free food home for supper.
Chicago 0; Cinecinnatli 7, Boston |‘It smelt like an Indian village,
6; Philadelphia 3, St. Louis 1. was the way one man deseribed

ithe Foundation yards yesterday.”
for the}

the ICE FLOES CAUSE
SHIPPING DANGERS
Newfoundland and Labrador Coast

Trading Vessels Tied Up
Until Seas Clear.

St.

leaving ————- —______-_——
Charlotte Islands
Albert yesterday
ntlemen from Holland who are}
nterested in the lumbering busi- |
They are Messrs. |

Among those
sueen

' ieee

 

there,
W. Pauw, F. H. Pont and 4,

Laman Trip, ‘They were
companied on the trip to the west
by ¢ \. French of the
nent service al Ottawa,

i@ss OVET
cy. oo

ae-

govern-
Arriving
jhere Sunday evening Mr.

|! reach sailed for the south by the

(Special via G. T. P. Telegraphs,)
St. John, Nfid., July 30.-—Vast
fields of moving ice, extending for#
many miles, are interfering great-

on

Camosun on Tuesday evening.

l'rhe men who have gone to the/ly with the movements of the
lislands expeet to be back im about}eoastal. shipping traffle to amd
la week, from Newfoundland and the Lab-

rador coast. Many vessels have

Last evening at the government

been compelled to put back to ~
[wrert C. 8. Stewart had the mis-|harbor after vainly endeavoring
fortune to fall off the dock into |to foree their way through the ice
the waters of the bay. He was |flelds,

The late season in North EKast-
ern Canada is responsible for the
tardy break up of winter condi-

only in the water for a short time

as he swam to a launch near by

soon recovered from the
hoek He was working one | tions.

lof the boats tied up there. Many vessals are reported to he

i caught fast among the floes and

are unable to extricate them-

selves,

where he
on

\ recent building permit issued
by the city engineer to F. W, Hart
io erect a single storey frame eot

ave on fifth avenue at a value of |Ladyemith Coal. The best. Prince
#1500 | Rupers Coal Company, Phone 15.

- Carhartt's overalls and gloves.
Agent, J. F. Maguire, Smith Biook,

 

Dinner sets, crockery and glass-

are at Tite's Midsummer Sale,

 

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