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PRINCE RU PERT, B. G, SATURDAY, M.

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HE CHIEF SECRETARY FOR IRELAND IS

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\utlook is for Prolonged Strike, says

Bulletin Issued by Men in Vancouver

ptain Nicholson charges that American Union Influence
is Delaying Settlement; Union Boats are all tied up __

P.R. and G.T.P. Vessels
Nearly All Being Operated —

Agreed to Sail on Chelohsin and then when Freight
was assemblee, Refused; Mary Sai!s
Tonight for Rupert

VANCOUVER, May 8.—The strike bulletin issued by the
Ing seamen here says that the outiook is for a long strike.
companies refuse a Conciliation board and the result is there

ia complete deadlock

The breach Is widened by the fact that the men agreed to
on the Chelohsin and then when the freight was piled up
refused to go.

Ceptain Nicholson, general manager of the G. T. P, coast

charges that American union influence is prolonging the

and delaying settiement.

The Union Steamship Company’ boats are ali tied up. The,

Trunk Pacific boats are all operating except the Prince
which is still in port. C. P. R. boats with the exception
Princess Beatrice and Princess Ena and two barges and
of Vancouver island, are running. The Princess Alice ar-
from Victoria and the Mary from Skagway.
The C. P. R. announces that the Princess Mary will sail to-
for Prince Rupert and Skagway with a call at Swanson Bay.
will take food supplies to these places.
None to Suffer for Food.
No up coast points will suffer through want of necessities.
trike committee told Fair Wage Officer D0. T. Bulger they
in an emergency man any steamer and would operate her
t remuneration,

K MORAN
KNOCKED OUT
PAUL GOURNEE

MONT)

SCHOONER IS ON
WAY TO RUPERT

Power Boat Lady Mine Left Vic-
toria to Take up Local Service
Out of This Port.

VICTORIA M
k Moran! schooner Lady M
Paul /@perate out of p
Anyox, Alice Ar
second round of | "as left here and i
pos way north t
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ANCOUVER, May 8

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‘DAYLIGHT SAVING —
VANCOUVER CITY

last
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*| City Council ‘Gets on Record as
Favoring it Commencing
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Entirely New Program $})

FOR

TOMORROW NIGHT'S

CONCERT

Westholme Theatre
at 9.15
Bee Local

May &. ee Van

mune la

VANCOUVER,
city
j went record
daylight saving plan tl

led by this city indep
jother places, Commencing ob

47,

VANCOUVER TAKES —
THIRD BALL GAME
SEATTLE GIANTS |

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ning Post Story,

“PICCADILLY JIM”

Wo Reel Lk. Comedy
6th B Pisode of

"The Tiger’ 8 Tra il”

VANCOUVER May 8
ecouver Beavers defeated the
attle Giants by a score of 9 loo
yesterday, thus winning three
games straight Manager Hill
yard of the Giants was the hitting
star, getting four,

 

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MORE MURDERS

Notorious Huirt Admits to Killing
Agnes Wilson of Edmonton.

LUMBER COMMISSIONER
FOR EASTERN CANADA

VICTORIA, May 8 Lieutenant

LOS ANGELES,
additional Murders are
by Huirnt, that of
of Edmonton and an
could not

May 8.—Two
admitted
Wilson

whose

Agnes
ither
emember.

name he

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resignation of J«
Wi inspector of
as @ membe@r was

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LOVELY PAINTER OF LOVELY FACES

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Young Women's Christian

“ Hamar Credawen Elected
at Sunderlrnd; 22,813 Votes

SUNDERLAND, May 8. Sir Hamar Hamar Greenwood, chief secre-
tary for Ireland, was re-elected to parliament yesterday in the
by-election necessitated by his recent appointment to the Irish

secretaryship. Sir Hamar received 22,813 votes as against 14,379)

for V. H. Rutherford, the labor candidate, and 5,065 for W, Fowe,
Independent Liberal.

At the general election in 1918 Sir Hamar as a Coalition
Liberal, was returned by about 2,000 plurality over R. N. Hudson,
the Unionist candidate. The labor candidate in that election
polled 9,578 votes.

Prime Minister Borden
Visits New York on His

Journey Homeward Bound

Sir Robert Borden, Prime Minister of
York this
several months for

 

NEW YORK, May 8.
Lady Borden
south where they
ir health,

Siy Robert stated that his protracted sojourn in the southern
much to restore his tlormal health, but declined
statement on affairs of anything
his future,

afternoon
the

New

spent

Canadet and arrived in

from the have

benelit of the

states had done

to make any public stale or

‘erning
His visit to New York is merely in the nature of a break on
turn journey to Canada.

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DELAY OVER
‘FISH WHARF

Matter to be Again Brought to ial
Attention of Col. Peck.

The question of the building of}
a fish wharf at this point was|
discussed by the Board of Trade}
last night, and it was decided to|
take the matter up with Colonel |
Peck to find out just what the
Government is likely to do in con-
nection ‘with it.

M. P. McCaffery said he under-
stood the wharf was not likely
If the Dominion Gov-
ernment was not going to do the
work, they would have to tae it
up with the Pre vie i rn-
ment.

Hon. T. D. Patty. he ff that}
when he was in OU je deputy
minister seemed insi@tavorable
to it. The Provincial Govermment}
was voifering to give the water-
front property worth something
like a quarter of a million dollars
and he thought the Dominion;
should do the work. In view of}
the other expenditures
iwould be difficult to get the money
‘for a wharf, but if the other gov-
ernment fell down he would do
his best. Already the Provincial
Government had authorized large
expenditures.

Wire the Colonel. 7

On the motion of Mr. McUatfery
iit was decided to wire Colonel
Peck to find out whether an ap-|'
propriation was being made for
the work.

The motion was seconded by
W. Nickerson who said, the
Dominion Government had been
spending large sums on other
harbors but spent nething here./}
It was about time they were do- |
ug something, (it was not the}
work of the Provincial Goyern-}
ment to build docks.

 

 

FOUR HUNDRED IN
FINES~STRONG BEER

|All Pleaded Guilty to Charge of
Liquor in Possession.

In the police court this monrn-
jing Robertson & MeMillan, Savoy
Ban, Elsie Peterson. Svea Pool
}Hoom, Thomas Black and Chas.
Houston, Windsor Hotel, and D.|
Zarelli, Royal Bar, pleaded guilty}
te the eharge of having beer in|
yossession over the legal 24% %|
ind were fined $50.50 each.
| Olier Besner answered a sim
j dar but a second offence
jand, also pleading guilty, was
| fined $200.50, L. W, Patmore ap-
peared for the accused in all five
cases,

 

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‘MRS. MORKILL LEAVES
FOR SOUTH NEXT WEEK

Tomorrow night at the West-
holme Theatre will be Mrs. Dalby
Morkill’s last appearance in this
icity for some time, as she leaves
ifon the south next week, She
has been a great help in the d5un-
day concerts and other entertain-
ments sinee coming te town some
‘weeks ago, and some of her work
will also be seen at the Vaudeville
on Tuesday.

Doubtless there will be a good
attendance tomorrow,

A party of geodetic surveyors
is encamped in tents on the G, T,
P, right-of-way near the general
ottices. They will remain here for
a few days surveying the waters
at the mouth of the Skeena River,
They are employed by the Do-
minion Government,

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Board Decidal eae

3 om

Execute Its Parag

Colonel McMordie will be called to close

Arrarg-ments for Erection of
[School at Meeting Tonight

On motion of L. W.

go into the arrangements for the erection of the new school -
with a view to having the work commenced at ence by Colonel
MeMordie.

This motion was carried after a motion made by J. C. Me-

Lennan for reconsideration of the whole matter had failed to
oe lost. Dr. W. T. Kergia
Kirkpatrick was absent.

In opening the meeting Dr. OFFICERS WANT
Kergin explained that the matter
PLA?) VE

a seconder and was,
as in the chair: and Mrs,

receive

of the erection of the new school
was making no progress and that.
it could not be let drag since con-|
tractors could not hold their ten-

hers it Wers with the prices constantly Twe Double Houses to be Built
by Government at Marine

rising. Since the last meeting a
letter had also been received from Station.
Hon. J. D. McLean, minister of)
education, inquiring as to what) At the meeting of the B
progress in the matter was Trade last — ee
made in ordet; that rovistdlte be by the. preside nt :
ike coveromenw might be arrangs°o8

Peck in regard to. pro

ed.

Mr. Patmore stated that he had '2& accommodation
nterviewed Hon. T. D. Pattullo °® the lighthouse. tend
and explained the whole ‘situation to”- Temporary qu had
to him, Mr. Pattallo had told been found for thent ae he hos-
him that the government was in Pital dector’s rasidence, but four
readiness to give $60,000 towards: 0f the officers were married men
the building but that this offer.22d were anxious to bring their
would not stand indefinitely. The, ¥!Y°S and families here, vee
minister of education. had Colonel Peck replied that the
communicatéd with to
f this graht would be
ng immediately.

Tenders Accepted. ;
Seeretary Vance explained that The matten was left with Pres-

10 progress had been made out-| ident Parker to take UD further
side of informing the successful| With the member,

enderers that their bids had been

been!

in the estimates with which to
build two double houses on Dighy
iTsland.

forthcom-

accepten. This information came
a surprise to Trustees Kergin
ind Patmere but they endorsed
the action of the secretary. The
deposits of the unsuccessful ten-
derers had been returned to them.

L. W. Patmore dealt with the
‘aising of, the money and, while
stating that this was the duty of
rt Finance Committee of the City

tohneil, still there were sevenal
lees rate plans for the raising of
the money. If the money was not
aised in the bond markets of the
east then it could be raised by
he local sale of bonds or short
erm treasury cectificates at a fair

continued on Page Four.)

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tions at Wancouver. ~~

ful candidates at the Unive
of British Columbia examirations

the following students are men-
tioned. a, ae
Arts. oe
| Fourth Year—Katherine Pills-
bury, Second Class. &

| Third Year—
) passed,

| Second Year—-Weldon M a aa
| First Class 7 e ta
| Doris Dowling, Passed, + a

Ksther Naden, Seeond Class.

Neff, However, Had Five Rounds|
of Six All His Way.
KETCHIKAN, May 8.—In_ the!
six-round boul between Chet Neff
and Carl Reuder, of the U.S. Navy, Ae

last night here, the referee gave

; city by the a
the decision as a draw. rc ot a aa er. whie
ing to the spectators Nett had the | 4 ock,

best of five rounds but thene were
no judges, :

Len Halliday fought a local boy
in a four-round no-decision bout.

The Prinee Rupert party in-|
cluding Ben Self, Neff, Halliday
and a number of fans, are leaving |
here at 5 o'clock in the morning. |
On their arriva: here yesterday |
morning at 44 o'clock there was

six inches of snow on the ground, |

Hospital|
it

Shockley, pe maeseee,

Sevoud vearettaynt Fis

assed ; “eh,

te
. Aldous Coke to |

Reserved seats for
Vaudeville on sale at Orme’s,

Patmore, seconded by Fred. Shaw, it a
was decided at last night’s meeting of the School Board to have oe
: consultation with Colonel 8S. P. MeMordie ‘at 8:30 tonight to” ¥ :

ascertain Sun of $17,000 had been placed

AT UNIVERSITY

List of Those Passing Examina-
A completed list of the avons aS

arrived by mail this morning and

James Mutohett, ,

Science.
Second Year—Henry ie

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