VIGTOUIA,
July
21
iiinbia
fire
situation
is
fureslrv
service.
These
reports
indicate
thai
conditions
in
till
dMrirts
give
cause
for
iilurnt.
Forest
fires
now
miniljer
1020
mnipareii
with
r08
at
this
time
last
year.
The
situation
in
the
southern
interior,
where
;JH(J
blazes
liave
been
reported,
is
extremely
grave.
.
Fues
in
other
districts
since
May
I,
the
opening
of
the
fire
IS
NO
FRIEND
OF
COMMUNISM
i
(rand
Master
of1,
the
Black
Chapter,
Loyal
f
in
ii
Communism,
as
"that
tlichhng.
baneful.
blasliitg
Hung,
he
urged
that
all
ntcm-l'
s
of
he
order
do
tlieir
best
to
Mil
-lie
propaganda
IJiaL
was
nuns?
siireail
liy
members
of
radical
m
xiimzallouM.
v
DAZZY
YANGE
Battors
in
Yesterday's
Baseball
Game
IlllOOKLYX,
July
21.
laiy
Vance,
pdchlng
Tor
Htvoklyn
against
SI..
l;ouiH
yesterday,
fan-nei
seventeen
bailers
in
tun
iji-'I'Hks
At
the
end
or
the
ninth,
he
had
shuck,
out
fifltfeu
one
le
-i
i
linn
(tttviua'Jor
league
record
made
by
llubo
Waddcll
in
IU08.
l)siies
Iiih
wonderful
liilehlug,
Vance
made
three
hlls
-one
u
iioine
j-un
and
boosted
his
ktrikenul
record
for
the
season
i
la?.
CONNAUGHTOJP
GAME
IS
DRAW
Nolther
Nanalmo
or
United,
Weston
Scored
In
Match
at
Winnipeg
Last
Night
r
"I.VMPF.M,
Jy
2.
The
anaiino
citv
rr,..li.,,ii
i,.,,m
.umi
t
niled
Weslon
played
a
scoreless
'haw
bi.,
nini
lM
f,,.sl
,,r
w"
"es
to
determine
which
"o.
enier
the
Coniiaughl
Cup
'
against
l
ister
I'niled
or
n"'"ih
or
Fort
WiilHum.
The
7,'!"',,"
""!
deciding
game
will
,I,M!
I'jftt'e
nn
Wednesday.
ACCEPTANCE
OF
HENRY
FORD'S
BID
FOR
OLD
SHIPSJIECOMMENDED
vyAsiiiNcrmx,
.niiy
s"i.-ac-
Mplance
f
Pnry
,..,.,,.
ff(,p
"I
l.7(,nno
for
200
Shipping
"'""''I
vessels
gel
anide
for
'"I'ldiig
has
been
recoinniend-J'
'y
l'resldenl
Palmer
of
the
seuoii,
have
been
as
follows,
j
Vancouver
(including
the
I
Island;
....
217
Prince
Ituperl
133
Prince
(ii'orgo
108
Kamloops
.
.
,
Cariboo
lOV
P.
S.
Homier,
di-lrirt
foresler
Head
of
Orange
Black
Chapter'
for
Prince
Rupert,
who
returned
Sooka
Slronalv
at
Vancouver
Hi
Hie
oily
last
uii-lil
from
the
Convention
Yesterday
i
interior,
slates
that
the
situation
there
is
satisfactory
at
this
VVM'OI
Vl'll
July
"1
V
extremely
hazardous.
r
i?
'attack
'on
U.iiimuiiiui
i''1'"
been
very
.lo
ut
farln
Uv
I.,ifln
II
itofl.l
r,ri""l'K
V"i
t-'ti"'"
stances
are
Just
right
foiput-hreaks.
IIowcmm-.
If
the
publkVo-
O
JgeflTltrillM,
America.1
opcrHlw.
it
Is
hope.!
theV.iMlji
;
'
'
lilt
III
AI'lAil
-
I
His
a..re;s-
at
Ihe
opening
of
"
srss-uniK
here
yesterday.
Ite-'
""
,
nil"
lllirr
ilir."
ii
uui
iiiiiK,
uiu
none
of
I
hem
are
serious,
nierel
Is
h
new
one
near
the
Jlabinc!
uolil
strike,
apparently
starlejl
by
prospectors.
J
Ls'now
being
fo'uaht.
Twn,
oldMiiitbreaks,
on.
nl
jitike
kalhlyn
and
tinot'her
near
Fr)inciHi
Lake,
are
being
patrol-
,Mrt
Honney
has
been
In
the
i
interior
for
the
past
ten
days
imirnn
nninnn!111111
Ililll,,tt
lril'1u
,,il'illc
mar
k
RHK!'i'it,,p,
'
,,un,
uke
lllnlVLlJ
ULbVni
and
returning
by
I'opley.
T.
A.
I
Clarke,
assistant
district
fores-
Brnn.
oni.
ei-..-L
n..i
7Mer.
who
is
cruising
tlinbcr
in
,
'i
f
iviiui
u,i
uvn
wu
"'i.,
,
!,
Hie
mints
i,hm:
area,
iu
back
about
inonlli.
the
first
of
ELECTION
ON
OCTOBER
BASEBALL
National
League
Chicago
3,
Hoslon
0.
Cincinnati
5,
New
Wk
.
SI.
Louis
3,
Brooklyn
L
Plllsburg
3,
Philadelphia
.
American
League
Xew
York
5,
Detroll
l.
Washington
V.
Cleveland
lioston
I
-10.
Chicago
Vhiiuli'!p!'"
!
iu
be
next
14?
T(
Hit
INTO,
July
21.
:iaiming
the
authority
or
Liberal
parly
"stalwarts"
the
Toronto
Telegram'
lerday
printed
a
prediction
I
hat
a
federal
election
would
be
held
on
Oct.
It.
PREPARING
FOR
VISIT
.
..
.1.1...,
I
be
next
COUIlU'
Of
WCCKS,
.iim.
i
;
OF
BRITISH
WARSHIP;
m
'
emmittM
of
Cllv
council
IS
Appointed
to
Take
Charge
to
referring
to
entertainment
1..
Han
with
the
Visit
of
II
M
S.
Capetown
which
is
ex
.
.
..
r
......1...1
In
lie
re
in
II
e
couie
in
111,1111
Casey
askH
Tor
a
meeting
or
Hie
committee
lasi
eeiuoM
when
tenlal'ivc
plans
were
tlis-cussed.
The
comttnitlee
consists
or
Aldermen
Casey,
Hiown,
Mc-ordie,
and
lhe
Mayor.
VAXCOrVKII.
July
21.
andT'Sons
of
Seolt'atpl
and
Sons)
of
Ireland
to
dd
it."
Mi
'
at
pol
ion
Ad-
son,
speaker
or
the
Ontario
leg-Islaluriv
who
is
attending
Hie
'
Oraitgr
Craml
Lodge
nesslons
henjfeuiled
for
closer
j-clatiotis
IrtMwi'ii
ifi'vTarious
tfirovinces
and
urged
IhcMcvivalif
old
in-'
ler-prnvlucjal
conferences
by
getting:
together
for
frank
discus
sioujit.,.
of
What
was
best
for
CantMa.
This
would
accomplish
intirji,
he
said.
3
G
I
'
Tak
i
if?"
u
e
with
the
lale-.
nieni
someiimtv
uearu
inai
mere
wns
loo
much
"Vnns
of
Knglaml")
and
"Sons
of
Scotland"
about'
1
.
f,anBd''T,,'r,
Miomp-Mii
declared
llialj
immigration
was
(Jic
unity's
biggest
problem
and
M
we
arerlrt'
develop
.the
great
natural
resources
of
tuts
vast
nonunion
MONKEY;
CASE
.
ENDEDTODAY
vJohn
T.
Scopes,
Found
Guilty
and
Fined
$100
at
Dayton
DAYTON,
Tennessee,
July
21.
John
T
Scopes,
school
teacher,
charged
vlth
violating
tho
Tennessee
antl-evolu-tlon
laws,
was
found
guilty
this
morning
aUer
the
Jury
had
deliberated
eight
minutes
and
was
fined
$100
by
Judge
Raul-ston
who
described
the
Issue
as
being
whether
or
not
Scopes
had
taught
that
man
descended
from
ihe
lower
order
of
animate.
It
Is
announced
that
an
appeal
will
bo
taken
to
the
Supreme
Court
In
Knoxvllle.
ANOTHER
SmFtHERS
CAR
LEAVES
ROAD
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D.
F.
Hatt
Sustained
Severe
Bruises
In
Accident
on
Thursday
SMITH
WIS,
July
21.
Farly
last
Thursday
imiruing
when
re-
timiiuar
from
Ihe
barn
dance
at
lite
Oullon
Farm,
the
car
ot
1
F.
Hall
lert
lhe
a-oad
when
coin-
inc
no
the
hill.
Into
(own
and
rolled
itowii
the
bank
into
fence.
AlUiough
the
top
and
wind
shield
were
demolished
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Halt,
who
were
the
only
occupants
of
the
car.
for
tunately
escaped
with
only
se
erc
bruises.
VANCOUVER
HAS
mttnnn
nitmmnn
the
Open
season
for
migralorv
birds
in
this
district
lie
advanced
one
month
and
still
another
that
the
control
of
snorting
fish
be
transferred
from
Hie
federal
de
partment
of
fisheries
to
the
provincial
game
board.
I
In
opening
Ihe
session,
M.
H.
Jackson,
chairman
of
Ihe
board
said
it
was
the
first
public
j
meeting
of
the
Came
Hoard
in
Prince
ituperl.
ihe
policy
of
lhe
board
was
lo
visit
outlying.
parts
or
the
province
so
thai
thej
member
might
get
in'
better!
touch
with
Hie
game
silualioii.j
It
was
the
desire
lo
obtain
lhe,
points
or
view
nf
those
direetlv'
interested
in
the
fur
trade
iindi
big
game
hunting.
Indian
Department
Col.
J.
.S.
l'ragncll,
inspector
or
Indian
agencies
Tor
Hrilish
Columbia,
was
the
first
speaker.
He
said
he
was
somewhat
al
sea
as
to
what
the
future
policy
of
Ihe
(iaine.
Hoard
actually
was.
The
Indian
department
would
like
to
see
some
arrangement
made
for
tho
registration
ot
trapping
areas.
Mr.
Jackson
said
that
ft
was
the
fixed
policy
of
the
Hoard
lo
but
Into
force
al
once
u
.system
of
registration
of
trap
lines.
Col.
Prague!!
also
a'sked
fijr
how
long
it
was
intended
lo
close
the
season
for
trapping
south
of
the
(i.T.l'.
Hallway.
Mr.
Jack
son
replied
that
such
a
(lose
season
was
now
in
force
ami
Ihe
period
would
probably
be
three
or
five
years,
li
would
be
use-
IntALLi
OUltlUtO
less
to
have
such
a
close
se'ason
E,
Robtln
Hangs
Himself;
Un
known
Man
Leaps
Over
Bridge;
Another
Takes
Rat
Poison
YAXCOl'VF.H,
July
21.
Three
alleged
suicides
have
been
re-inirled
to
Hie
police
since
Sunday
n
igh
I.
C.
P..
Ilobtiu
was
found
hanging
lit
his
home
on
Sunday
and
an
unknown
man
is
believed
to
have
Jumped
into
Balse
Creek
from
lhe
Conutiiighl
bridge.
Yesterday,
Albeirl
pioneer
music
dealer
for
one
or'
two
year
died
from
the
effects
of
swallow-
would
Col.
Pragnell
staled
Hint
lie
would
have
further
represents
Hons'
to
make
lo
Ihe
hoard
al
its
meetings
in
Ihe
,
interior
where
resided
Indians
whn
wer,e
more
directly
concerned
in
me
fur
trade.
1
W.
E.
Colllson
Indian
Agent
t!olllson
sail
that
the
ban
on
trapping
south
of
Ihe
.O.T.P.
would
not
elTect
the
Indians
of
his
agency.
How
ever,
he
bad
been
asked
lo
titakq
representiillons
lo
the
board
on
Musketl,'
behalf
of
the
Indians
of
the
of
lhe
city,
Bella
(.Viola
district.
The
ban
work
a
serious
hardshii
'(:
u
'in
ua:-'i
25
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
.
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wod-ding
at
Anywhere
Anytime.
parties.
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Avs.
Stnd
For
rat!s,
apply
to
Doslon
and
6th
St.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Grill,
Third
Ave.
VIDECK,
Prop.
HIATT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
NO.
1
07.
VOL
XV
PHIXCK
III
PHUT,
B.C.,
Tl'KSDAY,
JILY
21,
H25.
VMWrdx't
Circulation
1633
tlrttt
Ut,
472.
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
SCOPES
IS
FOUND
GUILTY
AND
FINED
$100
CO-OPERATION
BETWEEN
VANCOUVER
AND
PRINCE
RUPERT
IS
STRESSED
Forest
Fire
Menace
is
Serious
in
all
Parts;
Few
Fires
Locally
now
FOR
BENEFIT
OF
DOMINION
8peaker
of
Ontario
Legislature
Makes
Some
Suggestions
In
Vancouver
.
Ni
improvement
in
Hie
Brilish
Col-
dre.sHing'the
-.Canadian1'
Club
yes-ecorded
m
in
reports
received
by
tho
tVl;iy.
lion,
Joseph
K.
'I'liomp-
New
lenders
of
Kiwauis
Inteniatioiiiil.
Left
lo
right:
J.
W.
(1
Taylor.
.Mont-eal,
second
vice-president:
J.
P.
Nejil,
Washington,
first
vice-president;
J.
II.
Moss,
Milwaukee,
pruVideut:
II.
C.
Heinz,
Allaula,
treasurer.
Various
Matters
Pertaining
to
Fur
ard
Game
Taken
Up
at
Conservation
Board
Meeting
we
want
mure
Sous
of
F.ngland
lari'l
their
linn
views
n:s
and
unit
iii.im-
make
reeonimcndulions
iniiiui
iniuiiun
at
in
the
inc
iiiirciui
meeting
ui
of
the
iiici
last
evening.'
The
fur
trade,
local
game
birds
and
animals
and
!
gieu
iirmtjJJial
will
prove
of
value
to
.Iheaviitt'o.n.iireUoii
!
vitiri7iesiipervision
and
making
of
game
laws
for
the
'province
as
a
whole.
Among
many
suggestions
thai
were
otTcred
the
board
was
one
that
a
more
ef
fective
policing
of
game
preser
ves
be
inslllulcil,
another
inu
ALL
FISH
IS
TO
BE
TAKEN
Limitation
as
to
Halibut
Going
East
From
Here
Is
Now
Removed
It
was
announced
from
the
superintendent's
office
here
this
morning
that
Instructions
had
been
Issued
from
Canadian
National
Railway
headquarters
to
take
all
refrigerator
car
offerings
of
fish
at
this
port.
If
necessary,
fish
specials
wilt
again
be
run
taking
the
fish
to
Jasper
where
It
wtll
be
transferred
to
the
regular
express
trains,
there
being
two
trains
dally
from
there.
This
will
remove
the
grievance
which
arose
locally
through
the
limitation
of
fish
cars
that
might
be
attached
to
express
trains
on
boat
days.
LATEST
REVOLUTION
WAS
BLOODLESS
ONE
Certain
Military
Units
Engin
glncerod.
Portuguese
Revolt
Which
Took
Place
on
Sunday
Last
lale
disturbed
by
a
succession
of
Short
lived
cabinets,
came
through
an
abortive
revolution
ary
movement
engtneensl
by
cer
tain
military
units
on
Minuay
wilh
out
the
firing
or
a
shot.
He-
IMirls
or
casualties
proved
erron
eous
on
investigation
CONDITION
OF
J.
C.
K.
Council
of
Two
Trade
Boards
Meet
and
Talk
About
Mutual
Benefit
wl'
much
was
imported
from
Hepresenlutives
or
the
India),
department,
fur
dealers
aud
o
.
.,
'
...
...
....
V
,
.
.
i
he
east.
In
sneaking
of
the
iiir.'ii
uiuiri
w
ii
i
ii
ii
wdrii
ininiio-
i
iuiu
wnn
'innPiii'ini
in
tvnr
t
1
11
lift
It
I
I
I
V.
t
I
IIIIIWIIQ
lltU
VVUVr
HJ-J'VU1
VU
1
V
.
'I
The
Vancouver
hoard
o
trade
party
with
about
twenty
v'
members
from
the
local
hoard
of
trade
enjoyed
a
cruise
ycslc.r'-duy
to
the
Skeeua
River
and
around
the
local
harbor.
The
party
visited
Inverness,
Cussiar,
and
Hunnyside
canneries
on
the
river
and
later
visited
the
local
dry
dock
and!
add
stonige
plants.
The
parly
left
here
in
the
morning
about
10
o'clock
and
relumed
lo
the
eiiy
about
five
in
the
afternoon.
They
were
served
a
delicious
buffet
luncheon
on
Iniard
ship
and
enjoyed
the
whole
trip
very
much.
(
"
Last
eening
al
the
Prince
lTTTf'r
nnPPrnO
Ituperl
Uuli.
the
council
of
the!
II
lll.fl
rKKrhKN
tlUlUU
I
lM
UIW
local
board
of
tra.ie
and
the
council
of
tlie
Vancouer
board,
met
ami
discussed
inalters
of
mutual
interest.
F.
,(5.
lawson,'
manufacturing
.outh
were
"
"
related
'
to
the,.
Inter-
the
north
as
tlie
more
the
north
.
1..
EASTERN
CRICKET
PLAYERS
DEFEAT
sealy
is
improved
i!;;;;,,:;0:
Prominent
Bulkley
Valley
Ran-ohcr
Recovering
From
Attack
of
Pneumonia
"v
(Hue-
(
u
i"
'ap
n
DEATH
SENTENCE
in
speaking
of
tlie
great
advance
made
by
the
province
in
manu-
Says
It
Is
Better
Than
Life
lm-f,
.
facturing,
contrasted
the
silua-
prlsonment
Idleness
Is
lion
lo.lay
with
ten
years
ago.
c
f
crime
viirmniA
.lnlv
!
Jnilcn
of
Vancouver
and
(-an
""f"-'
be,
of
lhe
(irc.rM
cireutt
aUo'tiame
Conservation
Hoard
which
was
held
in
Ihe
Court
llotise'V"'1"11
.
.
I
l,a""
,na,ie
I
i
11
I'
Court
told
police
chiefs
in
conr
U0V,
clear
illimit
Idol
that
I
the
III
interests
lllll
I1
1
al
ot
ilf
I
the
1
1
1
.
.
..
..
.
.vention
here
last
night
that
game
preserves
were
discussed
and
member
of
the
board,
ns
,
,
i
v
1
"'"eiy-ine
per
cem
01
crime
wp
a
result
or
their
first
official
visit
to
the
city,
undoubtedly
were
"
,
,,'
,
"
due
to
Hleiress.
He
.ejpmienine.i
umi,
iu.j
...
jle
penitentiary
svsle.111
01
Ihe
the
north
as
markets
for
tlieir
I,i,.
si.-iie
ritinr
i
rl.eek
goods.
The
south
cotild
not
af-
crimiliiti
instincts
in
the
Moil
rord
to
be
antagonist
nor
un-
an(,
faV0.,.(J
t1P
(Jwl(h
S).ntenee
friendly
to
the
development
of
..ff,..iivp
,,...
of
ridding
society
of,
persons
who
nevciope.i
me
more
vsouiu
11
am
wl.re
of
nu
value
tidt
w
to
Ihcm-tho
south.
selves.
This
he'
declared
was
'
In
replying
to
the
suggestions,
,m.rei.ai,le
,
theni
ilragging
oVU,
various
members
ol
the
ancou-uu,jr
jv,,s
jn
prj,oni
'!
ver
delegation
assured
the
Prince,
llupert
council
that
Vancouver
board
of
trade
had
always
been
very
friendly
toward
northern
development
as
it
was
good
busi-
ncss.
They
regretted
IJiat
they
could
not
control
the
press
KILLS
HIMSELF
sometimes,
nor
various
elements1
of
the
community.
Iteference
Antagonistic
Business
nraue
10
inc
present
irip
which;
was
Ihe
fourth
of
its
kind
In.
proe
that
they
wer,
vitally
in
Men
of
Imperial,
California,
Agreed
to
Die
terested
in
Ihe
north
and
in
the!
...
.
,
whole
province,
and
.suggested
BHA
L1A,
Cal..
July
;21.-Po-that
a
dehwalion
ironi
ti,e'
bee
ofricers
ound
the
body
lalo
boards,
or
trade
from
Prince
yesterday
of
II
hlrk
near
tho
spot
l"licU-.l
by
John
lru.
cn
who,
Ceorge
to
Prince
import
visit
Vancouver
1
before
committing
suicide
in
the
The
conference
lasted
for
cm-,numiil,r;
wv?
u
1.",,)te
an
siderable
lime
after
which
the
J;1'"1
"e
"
kri
Kl"k
il
d,,e'-
l.arly
left
011
the
special
train
at
'"'V
,
.
.
"7"
midnight
Mr
lhe
east,
stopping'"
"
"e
at
several
points
en
route.
WINS
DUEL
BUT
VANCOUVER
TEAM
pRAIRIES
HAVE
VAXCOUYKIl,
July
21.
Tihe
louring
Bishop
HidJey
College
1
t
..i
1.......
..f
ci
1
ln.t.iti..
VI'U
nn
11",
111,
l'4
,miiitini'
I
.......
...
LISBON.
July
21
Portugal,
of:
,
,
,
,
..
had
agreed
to
kilt
himself
within
three
days
of
the
duel.
Tho
two.
1
business
nven
of
Imperial,
had
ibeen
antagonistic-
for
several
years.
GENEROUS
RAIN
coast
yesterday
when
it
defeated
Some
Parts,
However,
Are
Still
a
representative
Vancouver
Suffering
form
Continued
eleven
by
lo5.
Hidley
scored!
Droughts
321
for
seven
wickets
while
Vancouver
followed
up
with
181).
WTXNIPKC,
July
SI.
A
lih--
r
,
-
jerul
rain
fell
over
an
extensive
ln.1
STOCK
MARKET
j
Howe
Sound
Silvercrest
...
ISurr
Inlet
j
I
uu
well
.......
"
il'reiuier
SMI
I
IIFHS,
July
21.
John
C.
Selklrks
K.
Sealy.
prominent
rainier
of
Terminus
"...
Hrirtvwod
dlsliiict.
who
tins
beeniflrauby
seriously
till
willi
pneumonia,;
Daly
Alaska
had
a
change
for
the
better
the
L.
A
I
last
couple
of
days.
Mr.
SealyTiladslone..
..
was
sick
ror
several
weeks
this
ltUfus
spring
and
it
is
thought
the
pro-
Hayview
Bid
Asked
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I
area
of
the
prairies
during
the
I
ifititt-
umi
tilt.
I
nnnnllu
tnlini-nl
n
a-rnn
111111
(iiiiij
i,iiuii
lhe
parched
slate
nf
the
crop
in
.many
districts.
Continued
drought,
however,
is
causing
ome
anxiety
in
southern
sections
of
Alberta
and
Saskatche
wan
according
lo
llu
weekly
re
ports
of
the.
Can-iillan
l'aclflc
Hallway.
In
certain,
parts
of
Saskatchewan.
depreciation
through
heal
is
set
al
from
'
25
lo
3il
per
rent
of
the'
prospective,
yields
estimated
Pi
June.
Mrs.
It.
Howther
and
daughler
will
sail
for
Hie
south
on
the
Canlena
today.
They
wilt
be
P-eompatiieil
by
Mrs
Lindsay.
sU
j
1
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!
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r
I.ow'
u-r.