BOSTON
GRILL
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
faJ
Amfr
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Scy..,.
Anywhere
at
An'
"'hii
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Royal
Hotel,
.
parties.
Stand
For
ratis,
apply
to
Boston
and
8th
a.
I'll,,
PRINCE
RUPERT
HI
Grill,
Third
Ave.
WATT
VIPECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL
XV
NO.
170.
PIUNUK
HLU'HllT,
H.C.
Kill
DAY,
JULY
21,
11)25
YMttrdiy't
Circulation.
1511
Strut
Salt!
376
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
D
ii
FLAMES
PARTLY
WIPED
OUT
CANNERY
TOWN
CHICAGO
COURT
ORDERS
THAT
THE
EXECUTION
OF
MURDERER
BE
DELAYED
One
Third
of
Destroyed
in
Fire
Yesterday;
Two
Packing
Plants
Are
Saved
luildings
razed
included
Parlor,
Pool
Room,
and
Manager's
Por'
Kssingloii,
Hie
busy
salmon
fishing
(own
;it
Hie
nioulh
(lie
Skecnn
Hiver,
was
ugnin
i
.1
..i
.
it
:e
was
wiped
out
though
(he
;.:nsnier.
ml
raiineries.
for
which
fears
were
expressed
in
early
i
:rts
were
not
totally
destroyed.
The
hlaze,
which
raged
the
:;
tit
the
afternoon
and
was.
still
going
in
(he
evening,
was
r
igiU
under
control
last,
night
and
people
who
had
lost
their
,
.-!-
und
places
of
business
were
starling
to
estimate
their.
-
1
-
'
!
ATRIC
EXAM.
1
RESULTS
OUT
a
vi
miniiB
awrim
loci
n
mil:
School
Are
Among
the
Sue-
easeful
I
v
AN
1
VC.Il,
July
21.
Hu-
r
,,;
reuU
imtrlcula.ion
13111
...l...n.
In
High
Schools
l;vtitflioi:t
llin
nrovince
were
il
1y
the
Department
of
j
I
:n
litis
morning
II
i
.
M
l
.
...
I.'
i.iiniri.-.
Ik...l.il.
...
nf
llilM
...xi
ili
Vancouver
High
School!
i
il
.
Uhi
.
I-
I
..f
..
imivi.
I.
nil
o,
lull
ii.il
...
.
.
.111111
mil
'
..."
.v..
...-
-
.
'I'i
l
II...
'
I
II"
lirillRipai
Ol
IIIC
trimm
I'iiiiiie;
who
for
several
years
'lit;
t
Mo)
out
t
lie
highest
mn-
1
"i:
am
iii
Hie
iirnvlnre.
He
ill-
fop
prince
Itupert
are
(Mows:
Norma)
Knlrance
Daniellu
i'
usen.
Lillian
.M.
Cross,
:
;i
(Irani
(S.t.
Jean
llaan.
1
""K'
oii
arvnv
H.,.
-.e
n
InlHison
Kathleen
Mathers.
Irene
Mi
sri!
Miifuin
linloli
fitrit.
lumoi
Mjttricul.'ttion
Perry
Itaistei
Ivan
Canieron,
Janet
1
s
.
Charles
11.
Jackson,
Maijiarel
-
KL,,n
(jj;.,,
Aiinee
Matkav
s
,
Uoheit
K.
Malheson,
Alexander
Mllchell,
llichniond
Morluner
K.
,
,
John
L.
Nicker
f
n
i
Mleen
Palmore,
ISosario
So
'mo.
Oavid
A.
Ttte.
'
"rnplete
Jcnior
Malriculalion
Peter
Hittok.
Senior
Matriculation
-
Alici
y'lson,
,llcn
I'lllshury,
Klgood
"iilietis.
Edna
Vlc.kers.
DANISH
PORT
"
"coat
Ulazo
Raging
In
New
Har
bor
of
Odenso
Military
Is
Called
Out
LONDON.
July
21.
A
great
rue
is
raging
1
1
a
11
1
u
new
harbor
r
Odense.
Denimirk.
Four
wiir-S"P
and
a
nilmbee
of
merchant
uvssets
,.
en.litngered
ami
1,000
"lis
or
grah,
lfl
horning.
T.
"niitary
f0,.t.s
lllVe
,iven
Clllll,,
BASEBALL
National
League
.
IjIHII
Pltmiilirir
:i.
New
York
35.
Iloslmi
American
League
I.
Philadelphia
5.
Chicago
h
ii,.i,...u
i
."1IWIL
.
W
'"ijiu,
i
vow
York
II.
Port
Essington
Caledonia
Hotel,
Beer
Kishimoto
Store
Residence
visited
ly
u
disastrous
fire
yes-
.
....
.
.1
ii.
i:
r
1
1
British
American
und
.Skeena'
losses
and'
make
arrangements
for
new
.premises.
It
was
the
most
serious
of
Ihe
several
liigj
conflagrations
that
have
visited
Port
Essington
in
recent
years.
Beliexcil
lo
liau
started
froml
raully
chimney
in
the
kitchen
of
11.
Kishiniotos
home,
the,
ii;iiiii"m
liiiuirii
u
tt
rn
uia&iiiA
j"d
frequently
shifting
wind,,
(gained
such
ncaiiway
mat
mc),
were
soon
out
of
control.
Water
conuections
were
interfered
with
U
''
vxUimih
h
I
he
,lae,
it
necessary
lo
pump
waier
iroin
lie
river.
ine
Dominion
snag
scow
and
lioals
of
all
description
rendered
assistance
where
I",",!""lc
Buildings
Lost
The
following
buildings
were
ruled:
1
Caledonia
Hotel.
Deer
parlor.
Pool
room.
Kishimoto
store.
Skeena
CoiWniercial
mess-
hoiisw.
A.
M.
Klpp's
residence.
Kishimolo's
residence.
Itritish
American
office.
Seeral
while
people
s
and
a
arge
number
of
Japanese
homes.
The
big
llrilish
American
net
loft
ami
the
Hell
Irving
cannery
comprised
of
what
remained
of
the
old
llrilish
American
cannery,
which
was
burned
a
few
years
ago
ami
the
Skeena
(.omiiicreial
were
in
serious
daniger.
The
Dominion
Fisheries
office
and
Hn
leleuranh
and
post
office
were
also
menaced
for
a
time.
Heaviest
Losers
II.
Kishimoto
and
Mr.
Perkins,
who
was
nronrietor
of
the
Cale
donia
Hotel
and
also
the
beer
parlor,
were
the
heaviesl
losers
through
I
he
fire
Mr.
Kishiinolo
is
a
progressive
Japanese
merchant
and
nnwnig
his
plans,
is
the
Intention
lo
inlerest
Japanese
liners
in
the
fall
lo
make
Prince
Rupert
a
port
of
call.
those
who
sought
re-
finni
iii
the
evening
was
a
boat
i.
'Mil,
....i
...
..r
........
iiiimeless
Jaiianese
.
who
went
across
the
river
to
stay
Willi
friends.
They
brought
with
them
ii.
i.o.t.linir.
clothing
and
I
111.
I
L
"
nml
aiHHNiml
lo
l
happy
their
lives
ami
what
goods
they
could
in
Hie
scramble.
Canneries
Safe
t
hat
I
he
canneries
w
ere
nanny
damaged
al
all
was
me
o.o
brought
In
by
persons
reacuim
Hie
city
from
Port
hssingion
(tils
ariernoon.
Italmural
can-nerv
was
closed
and
Hie
crew
sept
across
I
lie
F.estall
River
lo
asHsl
In
fighling
U""
f1""1-The
blaze
was
brought
under
control
last
evening
but
was
still
smouldering
Ibis
morning.
tii
ii...
i,.n
l.elweeii
Kaineda'd
'.'irned.
uUll
.-
'
,re
vvlM.-li
a
-
i
the
N.A.
nunnery
was
destroyed.
I
here
was
al
least
one
deed
of
heroism.
Kishimolo's
child,
in
the
rush,
was
left
in
(he
house.
Mrs.
Wesley,
a
nalive
woman,
slmiudeil
herself
in
a
blanket,
I'lllpll'll
lllit
Ill:i7il1''
lllllKI'
Mllll
,u.ouglli
,,
c)j,
!l.r(,lj.
01
ENTRANCE
LEADER
HERE
ONLY
3
YEARS
VANCOUVER.
July
it.
Nobuchi
Yamaoka,
Japanese
hoy
who
led
I
lie
province
in
the
Entrance
examinations,
arrived
in
Vancouver
only
three
years
ago
from
Japan
'to
inin
his
fattier
who
is
employed
on
a
coast
boat,
,t
Hint
time,
lie
could
not
speak
a
word
of
English.
He
was
employed
by
J)r.
V.
E.
I.
Casselnian
and
id
al
present
picking
strawberries
near
Mission.
I
AIRMEN
ARE"0N
VISIT
TO
cin
Squadron
Leader
Tudhope
Arrives
From
Vancouver
to
Meet
Chief
of
Air
Force
Coming
on
Monday
Squadron
Leader
J.
II.
Tud-hopey
commander
of
the
Jericho
ltenc.li
"Air
Station
al
Vancouver,
arrixed
Iii
the
cily
on
Hie
Prince
(ieorgqVthis
morning
l.o
meet
(iroiip
Captain
Scolt,
chief
of
the
Royal
Canadian
Air
Force,
and
Wing
Coininamler
Oonlon,
who
are
coining
here
from
Ollawa
on
a
trip
of
inspection.
t
roup
Captain
Scolt
is
due
here
on
Monday
next
and
it
is
possible
he
may
fly
from
here
lo
Vancouver,
I.ictit.
MrCillloiiigh
of
the
Royal
(tuadiaii
Corps
of
Signals,
who
is
in
charge
of
the
radio
arrange
incuts
in
connection
with
the
jerial
fisheries
patrol
here,
also
arrived
from
Vancouver
on
Hie
Prince
Oeorge
this
morning.
HONOLULU
.PLANES
CRASH:
TWO
KILLED
HONOLULU,
July
21.
Three
army
airplanes
crashed
al
Oaliu
Island
Hoilay
killing
Jwn
aviators
and
injuring
three
others
-ser
iously.
This
makes
four
crjishes
in
the
last
week
wilh
a
total
o'
three
pilots
killed.
STOCK
MARKET
nid
Ask!
llazelton
.01'
.02
Vi
Surf
'fiilet
...
.0114
,un
Duqwcll
3.:io
Premier,;-
.......
2.20
2.2H
Selkirk
........
.01
'.05
1
L.
X
L.
.2l
Vi
.31
Daly
Alaska
30
H.O.
'Silver
...
i.
on
1.2c'
Howe
Koiinil
20.00
23.00
Sllvercriisi
.17
Porter
iilaho
.
.20
Vi
.23
Terminus''
.50
Oraithy
11.00
10.00
Oladslono
2
1
14
.20
Rufus
.20
Hayvlew
.05
.09
V
Indian
.00
.07
.Sixteen
grand-dads
from
the
Grandfathers'
Club,
London,
start
off
on
a
fortnight's
holiday.
This
is
the
first
vacation
in
20
years
for
some
of
them.
MANY
DISTRICT
PUPILS
PASSED
Results
of
Entrance
Exams,
for
This
District
Announced
by
Education
Dept.
'.Special
lo
Daily
.News)
VICTORIA,
July
21.
Further!
entrance
'
result
for
Northern
and
Central
Itritish
Columbia
are
as
follows:
Ocean
Falls
Centre
Ocean
Falls
Margaret
Wright
117;
Elhel
McCuaig.
3UH;
Helen
lurner,
38;
leoi;ge
Hill.
300;
Alice
lioilwiu,
32;
Esther
Hewitt
3(50;
Michael
Long.
3.il;
Allen
Denton,
350;
(iarfield
Cranl,3il;
lean
Kirlon,
311;
Robert
McMil
lan.
311;
Dennis
Xicol,
311;
Richard
Marsh,
331);
l.oraine
Spear,
333;
l.otlie
Lavoie,
3JO-
Andrew
Leask,
'J30;
Cyril
'Parker,
J28;.
Nina
Fridlefson,
32H;
Tan-
nis
ltenner,
317:
Sybil
Ross,
311;
David
Williams,
311;
Clarence
Rower,
310.
;
Hums
Lake.
Olive
Nourse.-
U20;
Kennelh
Kerr,
303.
llazelton
Ruby
Duggan,
332:
lessle
II.
MacKay,
320;
James
A.
Cox,
301."
New'
llazelton.
Thomas
J.
Marshall.
380.
Quesnel
Centre
Dragon
Lake.--
Richard
Mc-
Phall,
380;
Nellie
J.
Dale,
321.
Quesnel.
I.orna
I).
Hoyd,
351-
Sarah
D.
Strand,
311).
McBrlde
Centre
Dome
Creek.
Roberta
Hosle,
131;
John
(i.
Sims,
3(58.
,
Mcllride.
Olive
Oakley,
322.
Correspondence
Course
Educa
tion
Deparlnicnl.
K,
Howard
Hennel,
381.
Port
Alice.
Theodore
Char-
ron,
aao;
.Mary
i.rowuer,
.iuj.
Frederick
James,
3
ll);
Stanley
Rumble,
300.
Port
Essington.
Dorothy
M.
C.
Ilardie,
,111);
Clarence
H.
Let-
ues,
3D).
Port
Clements.
Clarence
Min
aker.
38(5;
John
Williams,
351;
Louisa
Chapman,
300
Alice
Arm,
Lome
Falconer,
.111.
Atert
Bay
Centre
Heaver
Cove.
Florence
V.
Watson,
333;
Hugh
A.
McLean.
:12H;
Muriiil
II.
McLean,
300;
Al
fred
J.
Watson,
300.
.
Hoys'
Industrial
Peler
Mason
375;
(icorgc
M.
Wilson,
358r
(litis'
Home.
Alice
Wannock
302.
Bella
Coola
Centre
Lower
Helta
Coola,
Hannah
I'uck,
:i2t.
MacKenzIc--II.
Deijnls
Hunter,
387;
Elsie
M.
Sprague,
302;
Hruce
McArlhur,
311).
Smlthers.
Naiina
Ainola
Anderson,
328;
Hcrlha
Lulu
Chapman.
300;
Irene
Mct.yre.
300.
South
Rulkley.
Violet
Keihly,
f'oiiliiuivd
o:.
Pagi'
0.
CURZON'S
ESTATE
VALUE
Si
SOD
IUM
'
-T
,
Two
Castles,
Art
Collection
and
Books
Are
Bequeathed
to
Public
Institutions
.
C
'11.
Ill
LONDON
mi
-
i.
in--
win
of
the
late
Marquis
of
Curzon
plaees
a
net
value
on
his
estate
if
i.500,000.
Two
castles
and
-an
art
-collection
ional
.-olleclioii
and
Napoleonic
looks,
prints
and
relics
to
Oxford
I
niu'rsily.
STILL
TRYING
AVERT
STRIKE
British
Minister
Has
Coal
Mine
Owners
and
Workers
In
Conference
LONDON.
July
21.
Representatives
of
the
mine
owners
and
workers
are
conferring
wilh
......
.
.
II
I
.1
!
i-
-si
i.
orii
oi
i
lie
.Miiiiu.iuvi
llridseniau
who
is
endeaorina
to.
reconcile
the-
differences
and!k,",wn
Hie
avert
the
threatened
coal
strike
al
the
end
of
the
month.
MELBOURNE
THEATRE
VERANDAH
COLLAPSES
AND
MANY
INJURED,
wi.r
iiiiiMtVl.'
Int..
I
.
one
..ll.lilii'L-ii,.i.,
-
hundred
and
thirteen
persons
.
.
.
were
injured,
some
scriuumj,
when
the
verandah
of
a
movie
theatre,
packed
wilh
spectators
watching
a
parade
in
connection
with
the
visit
of
the
United
States
fleet,
collapsed
today.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Fares
Marketed
at
Exchange
This
Morning
Totalled
57,000
Pounds
Halibut
catches
marketed
at
the
Fish
Exchange
this
morning
totalled
57.500
pounds,
8,500
pound
being
from
two
American
boats
and
the
balance
from
five
Canadian
bolloms.
The
latter
sot
Hie
best
prices.
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as'.fol-
lows:
American
.
Castor,
1,000
lbs.,
al
l0.7ouul
0c,
lo
the
Hooth
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
May.
1,500
lbs.,
at
10.7c
umh.Sc.
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Canadian
Nautilus.
7.000
lbs
at
11.30,
and
(5c,
and
Rose
Spll,
lO.oOO.In
His.,
at
it.tle
and
0.5c.
lo
tlitj'Al-lin
Fisheries.
V
W.
T..
t0.500
s..
at
Kt.tlc
and
(5.5c.
and
N.
ami
S..
O.SOQ'lbs.,
al
ll.de
ami
0.5c.
lo
the
Canadian
Fisli
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Riugo.
P.500
lbs.,
at
11.
Ic
atidj
V
',.
Royal
FVIi
Cj.
Russell
Scott
Again
Saved
from
Gallows;
Sanity
to
be
Tested
(JIII(i(iO.
July
21.
Less
than
four
hours
before
the
lime
scheduled
for
his
execution
this
morning,
Hussell
Scolt
was
again
saved
from
the
gallows
when
Judge
David
convened
a
special
session
of
court
and
issued
a
writ
if
habeas
corpus
re-sliaiuiug
the
execution
until
such
time
as
an
enquiry
is
niade
!
into
the
condemned
man's
sauily.
Just
a
week
ago,
Scott
had
another
eleventh
hour
reprieve.
That
time
the
execution
was
postponed
a
week
on
the
strength
of
a
telegram,
later
found
to
he
false,
that
said
his
hrolhcr,
Robert
Scott,
was
about
lo
con-!
ress
to
t
lie
murder
of
a
Chicagol
rfl
MICC
AT
HI
I
drug
clerk
for
which
Hussell
was!
Kl,
Il
!K
I
sentenced
to
death.
McALLISTER
TRIED
TO
MAKE
GETAWAY
Vancouver
Paper
Tells
How
For-I
mer
Local
Man
Was
Arrested
Last
Tuesday
After-
noon
.
Tellina
of
t
tie
arrest
of
(.i.V
C.
McAllister,
formerly
of
this
city,
on
'
cliaraes
of
,,
i
q-ne
Vancouver
Province
it,...
,.n
association
of,
merchant
liad
circularized
all
leading
stores
of
the
city
regarding
t
lie
.
I
till
ivltuti
lllttaCillV
t.
!
it
I
.i
n
mi
aflemoon
McAllister
walked
inti)
the
hardware
store
of
P.
I).
Oor-dou
A
Co..
15
Hastings
Street
west,
and
asked
f,or
a
line
of
goods
for
quick
shipment
to
Prince
Rupert,
he
was
at
once
suspected.
The
management
rang
up
police
headquarter
and
Detectives
1).
Robertson,
George
Sunstruin
and
.
n.
Oram
re-
sponded.
McAllister
must
have
police
officers,
for
they
had
no
sooner
entered
than
he
made
a
jump
for
t
he
door.
"There's
your
man,"
shouted
one
of
the
clerks
nml
the
detectives
were
on
McAllisters
heels.
II
may
be
several
days
before
(he
total
amountof
the
fraud
is
-
,,
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HT
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wuuuwAWJ
in
rfmm
FINISHING
P.G.E.
Vancouver
Member
of
Legislature
Made
Trip
Over
Railway
and
Into
Prince
George
Last
Week
I'lUNCE
OEORdE.
July
21.
Following
a
trip
over
the
Pacific
t
J
rent
Eastern
to
the
terminus
at
(jiuesnel
and
from
there
to
Prince
(ieorge
by
motor,
Charles
Woodward,
M.L.A.
for
Vancouver,
stat
ed
that
what
lie
had
seen
had
decided
him
lo
support
efforts
that
will
be
made
at
the
next
session
of
Ihe
legislature
to
have
the
line
completed
to
Prince
(ieorge.
CAPT.
GRIFFITHS
HERE
ON
YACHT
Head
of
Coastwise
Steamship
A'
Barge
Co.
Will
go
to
Anyox
and
Then
to
Alaska
Capl.
Griffiths,
president
of
Ihe
Coastwise
Steamship
&
Rarge
Co.,
has.
arrived
here
on
his
mo-
lor
yacht
Sueja.
lie
will
proceed
Anyox
and
from
there
will
go
Iii
Ketchikan
taking
Col.
Jackling
of
the
Utah
Copper
Co.,
who,
af-ler
visiting
Anyox
with
Col.
Crabbs,
president
of
the
Gratiby
Co.,
will
go
to
,lhe
Keunccotl
mine
u
Alaska.
Adverlise
In
llie
Daily
Nnws.
MINE
IS
SOLD
Important
Deal
Announced
In
Vancouver
Development
to
Start
at
Once
Purchase
of
the
Rig
-Missouri
mine,
on
Salmon
Rier
in
the
Portland
Canal
area,
was
ap-i
nounced
by
II.
A.
Hentuii
of
Ta-eonia,
A-Mi.TfiTOal1iela7a-ard
Mines
Corporation
in
Vancouver
this
week.
This
concern
also
recently
purchased
two
large
drediging
leases
on
Mc-Danie
Creek,
Cassiar,
and
machinery
for
the
development
of
that
properly
is
now
on
the
way
north.
Development
work
Hi
the
Big
Missouri
will
'begin
at
once,
under
direclion
of
Pat
Daly,
Who
is
credited
with
being
responsible
for
Hie
famous
premier
mine
by
inducing
R.
K.
Neill
of
Spokane
to
examine
his
theories
regarding
'
it.
1
Mr.
Daly
jndi'ceil
Air.
llenton
to
go
into
the
Hig
.Missouri
deal.
He
had
made
Mr.
llenton
the
proposition
he
afterwards
successfully
made
lo
MrNeill
on
the
Premier.
Harry
Townschd,
formerly
with
the
AnaPonda,
Cooper
Company
as
field
icuaiiieer,
is
now
with
the
Standard
Mines
Corporation
as
consulting
engineer,
and
following
the
preliminary
exploration
work
oiifthe
Dig
Missouri,
he
will
outline
a
development
pring
ruin.
;?
The
deal
for
the
Rig
Missouri
was
closed
Tuesday
by
Mi.
Ren-
Ion
ami
lan
i.inuenorg
aim
a
representative
of,
Hie
Stevenson
and
Proudfool
nstates.
A
substantial
cash
payment
was
made
The
total
price
of
the
bond
was
not
made,
public.
ULSTER
UNITED
MEETS
NANA1M0
Defeated
Fort
William
In
Con-naught
Cup
Semi-Flnai
Last
Night
FORT
WILLIAM.
July
21
Ulster
United
defeated
Fort
William
last
nlcht
and
will
play
Nanaimo
for
the
Connaughl
Cup.
(The
finals
will
sgirt
with
the
first
match
in
Winnipeg
un
Sat
urday.
STRIKE
IN
BRITISH
WOOLLEN
INDUSTRY
Walkout
at
Bradford
Today
Affects
135,000
Workers
Wages
Are
In
Dispute
v
BRADFORD.
England,
Jtly
2L
A
shutdown
in
the
wool
anil
textile
Industry
over
wage
disputes
occurred
here
today.
Workers
affected
number
135,-
tMO.