.inmi;iiiv
rue
iii'cii
cut
na
iei
en
in
a
uense
log.
Youth
Responsibility
Commonwealth.
For
LONDON,
July
22.--
Women's
Hi
at
Wembley
opened
yester-
rlona,
assuring
Ihe
gathering
'
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III)
1'
lllk
III
,
Vlll1''''!!
'"lit,
I
Hie
Kmpire
exhibition
of
her
aicslv
dcen
Inlcresl
in
the
II
I.ll.
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I
1.
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Ill
..........
I.
The
(Jueeu
said
Ihe
visils
tion
with
the
King
bad
enabled
her
lo
appreciate
Ibo
special
flWllllfilll
11
f
linnie
life
in
Ihe
Do-
minions
women
s
respotisuuii-
nowadays
were
not
ended
in
he
home.
II
rested
mainly
wim.
he
women
lo
baud
over
lo
Ihe
,
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NT
TO
BE
F.
J)
VANlUUVfcK
talnty
Over
Absentees
Vote
Caused
Action
VAXCOlVBIl,
July
22.
l
here
U
he
an
official
recount
of
e
liallnls
in
the
provincial
elee-
iiii
i.........i,fiiiiii.
linfii
iiimurmw
-
.
1
1
...
ii
nd
Ihe
uncertainly
over
the
val-
dily
of
some
of
the
absentee
"it's
iias
ueeu
inu
cuiui
uiuum
m
I'l
iiimii
i
n
In
rr
lliiiwfi
itlllil'iitfill
III
'
.
Ill
I
I
I
I
I
I
pi
MIU'TU
.....vw....
-
flYEP
TIUTTIUKII
VA&AJ&k
JkA
It
m
DIES
HOSPITAL
Own
Q
a
mo
at
Moosojaw
Last
Night
MOOSBJAW.
4nly
22
William,
ames
riaine,
Known
in
ring
cub's
as
Joe
Melian
of
Seattle,
died
nsl
hIl'IiI
in
n
liKsiiilnl
here
us
a
II
a
I
I
1..
'"ill.
U4
iiijuin:a
nxumu
in
u
iiii1''
ur
hi
ill
viiiiwi'iii
w
.
BIRTH.
,
There
was
born
lo
Mr.
iinil
II.
ii
nun.
is
I)
II
it'll
I
II
LT
til
I
tin
I'lii'i'Hl
llospllal.
with
Hostnn
passengers.
U.
S.
FLYERS
ARE
READY
TO
HOP
OFF
ON
FINAL
FLIGHT
HIlOCOII.
Bngland.
July
22
The-
American
round
Ihe
world
llyers
will
be
ready
(o
resume
I
heir
llfghf
tomorrow,
bill
they
will
wail
here
until
Washington
says
Ihe
word
for
them
Iti
go.
Repairs
lo
Ihe
machines
have
been
completed,
Ihe
small
slils
in
the
wings
have
been
repaired
and
the.
aviators
expect
(o
sail
home
on
the
wings
which
carried
them
away
from
Ihe
fulled
Slates.
WORK
COMMENCES
ON
WIRELESS
REPORT
8
a.m.
Hull
Harbor
Clear;
calm
light
swell;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Canadian
Trooper
25
miles
from
Ocean
Falls
hound
for
Astoria;
8
p.
Hi.
spoke
steamer
Canadian
Observer
5
miles
north
of
Coll-
ney
Spit
bound
for
Ocean
Falls
from
Nainu;
I
p.m.
spoke
steam
er
Camosun,
lefl
Wadhams,
southbound.
Dead
Tree
Clear;
calm;
bar
omeler,
30.10;
temperature,
55
;
sea
smooth,
Noon.
Dighy
Island
Clear;
light
southeast
wind;
baroinler,
JO.00;
temperature,
03;
sea
smooth.
Hull
Harbor
Clear;
moderate
northwest
wind;
barometer,
30.27;
temperature,
07;
light
swell;
H
a.m.
spoke
sleatner
Prince:
Huperl,
entering
Mlllhank
Sound,
southbound.
Dead
Tree
Clear;
calm;
barometer,
30.15;
temperature,
fit);'
sea
smooth,
8ubcribe
for
lhe
Daily
Newa.
Hoslnn
wirelessed
early
mis
morning
siauug
mat
several
i
i.roli:iU
rnu'ilii
willi
nassciurers
ironi
the.
Hoslon
were
neiug
niMSS
GIVEN
,
-
.
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iv
n
.
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.
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r
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ii.
i
uriini
lib
uvu
u
hiiuliici"
iidu
IflWt'll
lllWtllll
nvn
P"ll'
i
iiu.
.-.iLiiinii
n
iui'ium
niNiin
.im
water.
BY
QUEEN
MARY
s
I
Steamers
going
to
the
scene
'picked
up
a
number
of
the
Hos-
NEW
CANNERY
NEAR
SEAL
COVE
TODAY
Work
of
reconslrucling
Ihe
wharf
al
the
cannery
stle
near
Seal
Cove
recently
laken
over
by
a
company
headed
by
Frank
Mil-lerd
of
the
Somervillc
Cannery
has
commenced.
W.
T.
Muse
is
doing
Ihe
work.
As
soon
ris
Ihe
piles
are
driven
Ihe
work
on
the
superstructure
will
proceed.
Diaby
Island
Clear;
calm;
barometer,
30.51;
temperature,
50;
sea
smooth;
7.30
a.m.
spoke
steamer
Cardena
at
Wales
Island
cannery,
southbound.
tion
Just
Now
Council
Re
verses
Vote
Ion's
passengers
and
others
were
The
reading
of
lei
tern
of
resig-
ratisferrnl.
There
were
between
'nation
from
Mayor
S.
M.
Newton
ight
ami
nine
humlred
people
on
and
Ahlcrurau
Theo.
Collarl
at
the
wrecked
vessel
in
all.
the
council
meeting
last
night,
lo
The
steamier
Commonwealth
lake
effect
on
July
20,
as
Ihe
rges
Women
To
Impress
Upon
jlut,
ar,
jv,.,
al
Fall
Iliver,
Mass.,
outcome
of
last
week's
vole
of
censure
on
Ihe
mayor
for
sending
a
telegram
to
Ottawa
in
op-nositiou
to
the
wishes
of
the
council,
resulted
in
the
vole
of
censure
on
the
mayor
being
with-
drawn,
after
a
lengthy
discus-
sion,
by
a
vole
of
six
to
one.
Ald.
Perry
moved
that
the
vole
of
censure
on
(he
mayor
be
wilh-
'di-awtf
which,
srCotriled''i4)yi';-Ald.-
Bvitt,
was
voled
in
favor
of
by
Aldermen
"
Perry,
Bvitt,
Smith,
Macdonnbl,
Casey
and
Clapp.
Aid.
.
Collarl
was
absent
from
Ihe
A
meeting.
A
previous
motion
by
Aid.
Maeilonald
bad
been
put
bc-
fore
the
meeting
lhat
the
mayor
and
Aid.
Collarl
be
requested
to
,
withdraw
I
heir
resignations,
and
Aid.
Clapp
had
moved
thai
the
mailer
be
referred
lo
next
week's
council
meeting.
Opened
Discussion
Aid.
McMordio
opened
the
discussion
by
stating
that
he
had
talked
the
mailer
over
with
several
citizens,
who
bad
the
best
interests
of
the
city
al
heart,
and
he
fell
that
Ihe
present
was
not
the
proper
lime
to
throw
an
elec-
lion
upon
the
people,
lie
there
fore
suggested
lhat
both
the
mayor
and
Aid.
Collarl
reconsider
(con)
limed
on
page
two)
LARGE
ATTENDANCE
AT
BIG
EXPOSITION
LONDON.
July
22.
The
attendance
at
Ihe
Binpire
exhibition
at
Wembley,
since
Ihe
opening
thiee
months
ago,
exceeds
seven
and
a
half
millions.
FISH
ARRIVALS
Forty
-Thousand
Brought
In
by
American
Boats
and
18,700
by
Canadian
Three
American
and
Ibreo
Can
ailian
boals
marketed
a
total
catch
of
58,700
pounds
oil
the
Fish
Bxclianjfe
this
ntorning.
Of
this
total
the
Americans
landed
40,000
pounds
and
lhe
Canadians
18.700
pounds.
Prices
for
both
first
and
second
class
fish
remained
practically
the
sum!
as
those
prevailing
yesterday.
Arrivals
were:
American
lleslitutlon,
l'J.OOO
lbs.,
at
15.
4c
and
8c,
to
the.
Pacific
Fish
eries.
White
Star,
12,000
lbs.,
at
15.7c
and
8.5c,
lo
lhe
Allin
Fisheries.
Ileliance,
0,000
lbs.,
at
15,
4o
and
8c,
to
Ihe
Canadian
Fish
Cold
Storage
Co.
Canadian
Terneu,
0,500
lbs.,
at
13.0c
and
7c;
and
Marguerite,
lbs.,
at,
13.0c
and
7c,
to
the
Iloolh
Fisheries
Canadian
Co.
Bribe,
2,200
lbs
at
13.0c
7c,
to
lhe
lluyal
Fish
Co.
Official
reports
received
here
are
to
the
effect
thai
Ihe
sockeye
tun
has
been
very
good
up
lo
the
present.
On
Ihe
Skeena
Ihe
aver
age
pet'
boal
has
been
about
fifly
TAXI
BOSTON
GRILL
25
and
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
Ambulance
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
Service
dances,
banquets
and
wedding
Anywhero
at
Anytime.
parlies.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rates,
apply
fo
Boston
and
6th
St.
Grill,
Third
Ave.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
:-'',...
-
VOL.
XIV.,
NO.
171.
.
PRINCE
HUP
BUT,
H.C.,
TUESDAY,
JULY
22,
l'J2i.
Yesterday
Circulation,
I82J
Street
Sales,
401
PIIIRE
FIVE
CKHT9.
,
.
LINER
b
WRECKED
OFF
ror
the'
past
week
and
a
good
TflLjiU
V
Mi
many
boats
fishing
off
Ihe
nyiuth
JJJIlll
llllll
of
the
river
nave
been
geiung
over
two
hundred
a
day.
The
increase
has
been
steady
and
with
fine
wenlher
prevailing
the
calch
slimitil
In'
:ui
excellent
one.
Tin.
Inliil
fish
naeked
to
the
end
fcveryining
of
last
week
follows:
Skoona
Rlvor
Sockeyes
...
Springs
Cohoes
Pinks
;,
Chunks
i
Sleelheads
...
.
w
Cases
34J00
.
7,820
1,200
-
100
53
51
Naas
Rlvor
Si
ickeyes
'.
1
,7
1
4
Springs
v.
.
85
i
Cohoes
10
Pinks
1,870
Chums
...
7,110
BRITISH
MEDICOS
TO
AFFILIATE
WITH
DOCTORS
OF
CANADA
IIIIADFOHD.
Bug.,
July
22.
&
Bxlraoriliniiry
enthusiasm
was
shown
at
lhe
annual
congress
of
the
llrilisb
medical
association.
here,
when
congress
unanimously
10,000
gave
instructions
lo
Ihe
council
or
the
association
association
to
to
carry
carry
through
and.
with
Ihe
I
social
ion
ATLANTIC
COAST
HALIBUT
AND
SALMON
FISHERIES
DISCUSSED
BY
FISHERIES
COMMISSIONER
Steamer
Boston
With
Between
Eight
and
Nine
Hundred
People
Aboard
was
Rammed
by
Tanker
NBYV
YOHK,
July
22.
Three
persons
were
killed
and
one
in-
rCATwITDr
1fYlT
illl'I'll
V
hen
the
coast
liner
Hoslon
was
rammed
amidships
by
Hie
oil
lanker
Swift
Arrow
ofr
Point
Judith,
Hhodo
Island,
early
today,
according
lo
n
statement
of
J.
A.
Coales,
president
of
the
IS
WITHDRAWN
The
above
photograph
shows
Jtidsou
Strong
explaining
the
intricacies
of
a
radium
timepiece
to
Miss
Vieve
Ilamblet.
The
clock
licks
every
ten
seconds
and
it
is
estimated
il
will
run
10,00(1
years
from
the
power
of
radium.
United
States
Holds
First
Place
in
the
Olympic
Games
.
with
95
Points;
France
Secondi
PATHS,
July
22.
The
chief
bailie
for
Olympic
points
ended
yesterday
with
.ie
United
Slates
holding
first
place
in
all
round
scoring.
Four
branches
oT
the
competition,
however,
remain
before
Ihe
official
closing
ceremonies
on
July
27.
Sixteen
events
on
the
Olympic
calendar
have
been
com
pleted
and
Ihe
United
States
are
victorious
in
eight
with
a
total
of
1)5
points.
France
jumped
to
second
plare
by
scuring
heavily
in
tennis,
gymnastics
and
modern
pentathlon.
FISHING
GOOD
LOCAL
RIVERS
Official
Returns
Show
Good
Re-cults
on
Skee.ia
and
Naas
so
Far
This
Season
BATTLE
IN
BRAZIL
BETWEEN
FORCES
OF
TWO
RIVAL
FACTIONS
WASHINGTON,
July
22.
Three
thousand
civilians
are
reported
lo
have
been
killed
or
injured
in
light-
ing
at
Sao
Paulo,
be-
Iween
llrazilian
and
rev-
j
olutionary
forces.
I
4
LOSES
HOME
Wont
up
In
Smoke
Last
Evening
at
Terrace
While
Owner
Away
.
TBIUIACB,
July
22.
The
home
of
John
King
was
last
evening
destroyed
by
fire.
At
nine
o'clock
Mr.
King
lefl
for
Usk
and
within
nn
hour
the
house
and
outbuild
ings
and
all
his
personal
properly
had
gone
up
in
smoke.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
King
formerly
lived
in
Prince
lluperl
nnd
their
daughter
Lillian
taughl
in
lhe
public
schools
there.
BELLA
COOLA
FISH
PACK
TO
THIS
DATE
The
salmon
pack
at
Delia
Coo
In
lo
Ihe
end
of
last
week
follows:
Sockeye.
.
.
Springs
.
.
.
Cohoes
.
.
,
Pinks
...
Chum's
.
,
Sleelheads
SCIENTIST
DEAD
5.500
3,300
30
700
500
175
LONDON,
July
22
Sir
William
a
tioucy
or
alTiliatinn'
Ahhiiii
u
Canadian
Medial
As-jiuimvn
marm''
diolonlsls
was
found
dead
in
his
room
last
night.
Fishery
Expert
Fears
Depletion
of
Halibut
Excessive
Summer
Fishing
may
have
bad
effect;
!
Looks
to
Experts
Commission
for
Help
i
PLEASED
WITH
SKEENA
RECORD
J.
P.
Babcock
thinks
most
salmon
running
this
year
are
five
year
olds
as
they
are
large
"As
far
as
the
halibut
are
concerned
it
does
not
make
any
difference
to
the
race
whether
you
calch
them
in
the
.summer
or
in
the
winter
but
il
i
j
ccrtainly'a
step
in
tjhe
right
direction
that
cannot
do
any
possible
harm
and
may,
as
some
advocates
in-
isist,
be
or
material
benerit
lo
the
future
of
Ihe-
fishing"
slated
J.
jp.
Habcock,
assistant
provincial
commissioner
of
fisheries,
who
is
in
me
ciiy
on
a
regular
lour
oi,
inspection,
in
repiy
io
a
query
by
The
News.
Mr.
Habcock
stated
that
he
was
greatly
pleased
that
the
United
Stales
and
Canada
had
reached
ail
agreement
on
Ihe
halibut
treaty
but
did
not
at-.
lacb
much
importance
lo
Ihe
provisions
of
the
treaty
that
Ihey
will
he
of
beneilt
lo
the;
halibut,
as
the
halibut
does
not'
propagate
until
it
is
eleven
years
old.
-
.
Wore
Summer
Fishing.
The
treaty
provided
for
a
clos
ed
period
during
the
winter
when
Ihe
calch
would
consequently
be
curtailed
but
il
would
mean
a
probable
increase
in
Ihe
catch
during
the
summer.
Mr.
Han
cock
considered
the
boats
would
undoubtedly
make
an
elfort
lo
calch
more
llsh
in
the
summer
lo
be
put
inlo
cold
storage
for
Ihe
winter
supply.
Investigations
in
Ihe
interests
of
the
halibut
tisheries
had
shown
thai
a
considerable
proportion
of
Ihe
their
numbers.
Asked
how
Ion
the
halibut
lived.
Mr.
Habcock
lid
he
did
not
know,
but
tie
knew
the
llsh
did
nol
propagate
until
'attaining
eleven
years
of
existence.
It
had
been
proposed
by
the
authorities
lo
appoint
two
Canadian
members
and
two
American
members
as
a
commission
lo
be
empowered
to
investigate
Ihe
halibut
tisheries
question,
and
give
suggestions
lo
lhe
U.S.
and
Canadian
governine'nls
in
connection
with
future
llshing
regulations.
Mr.
Habcock
was
under
(he
impression
lhat
the
appointment
of
lhe
Canadian
members
lo
the
commission
would
lake
place
in
the
near
fu
ture.
General
Situation.
Mr.
Habcock
is
looking
Into
the
llshing
industry
al
Smith
s
Inlet
and
on
the
Skeena
and
Naas
rivers
in
order
lo
keep
in
touch
with
Ihe
situation.
Instead
of.
going
over
the
waters
in
launch,
as
in
the
past,
he
has
been
given
permission
to
use
one
of
the
llshery
patrol
seaplanes
stationed
hero.
He
had
been
by
plane
to
the
Skeena
river
yesterday,
and
found
conditions
very
satisfactory.
The
most
pleasing
feature
of
lhe
trip
was
the
Tact
that
nineteen
bonis
llshing
outside
last
night
averaged
270
sockeye
lo
lhe
boal,
which
is
one
of
the
largest
records
for
a
good
many
years
past.
The
pack,
up
lo
lasl,
Friday,
when
lhe
closed
season
began,
was
most
satis
factory,
and
Ihe
calch
reported
yesterday
would
indicate
that
lhe
Skeena
might
approach
its
record
catch
for
the
season.
Mr.
Habcock
also
saw
Ihe
records
kepi
by
lhe
llsheries
inspector
at
Port
Bssinglou,
which
indicated
lhat
the
llsh
are
unusually
large,
presumably
from
their
size
year-old
llsh.
The
bulk
of
the
(continued
on
page
five)
VANCOUVER
FOR
determined.
SALE
OF
BEER
Absentee
Vote'
Mado
Change
In
Totals
Giving
53
Majority
For
Wets
WILL
BE
RECOUNT
VANCOUVBIl,
July
22.
This
cily
voted
for
beer
by
the
glass
giving
a
majority
of
53,
Ihe
absentee
vole
changing
the
dry
majority
of
189
on
the
home
vote
of
June
20.
There
were
1,131
accepted
absentee
ballots
of
which
688
were
for
nnd
44G
against,
making
totals
of
16,602
calch
was
under
eleven
years
of
yes
ani,
1C
60U
no
age
anci
u.e
continuous
i.snu.g
Tl);re
wjH
a
,TCOiml
of
could
.not
but
materially
lessen
,is
V()e
,,ul
lhe
dale
is
nol
yel
TWO
DEFEATS
LABOR
PARTY
Macdonald
Governmont
Voted
.
Down
In
Committee
on
Houslni
Bill.
LONDON,
July
22.-,-Thc
Mac
donald
(iovernment
suffered
two
defeats
last
night,
making
ten
since
the
Labor
Party
took
office.
Last
night
they
were
defeated
by
201
lo
153
during
lhe
-committee
lage
on
lhe
Housing
Hill.
The
sec.md
defeat
on
the
Labor
am
endment
to
Ihe
bill
which
the
(.iovernment
had
accepted
was
rejected
by
a
vole
of
137
to
III).
Neither
defeat
had
political
PREMIER
MAY
TOUR
IN
WEST
OTTAWIA,
July
22.
It
was
inlimaled
today
that
Premier
Mackenzie
King
will
make
a
lour
of
western
Canada
during
the
autumn.
He
will
speak
at
several
places
in
Ontario
next
month.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
American
Cleveland,
2;
Host
on,
I,
St.
Louis,
4;
Philadelphia,
2.
Detroit,
0;
New
York,
7.
Culcago,
.2;
Washington,
10.
National,..
Hrooklyu,
6-2;
Pittsburg,
2-4.
Hoslon.i.
I;
Chicago,
7.
New
York,
7;
Cincinnalll,
8.
Philadelphia,
7;
St.
Lout,
.