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OVER THE BUDGET PROPOSALS

 

 

SH TROUBLE  BIGCONTRACTOR
"S CONTINUING

Property Being Burned—Ancient
Castic Destroyed by Fire in
County Cork.

Longshoremen Refuse to Join

Striking Firemen and as
Employers say practically all the Vessels are being Operated;

Timothy Pores, Who Built G.T.P.,
Dies at St. Paul, 82 Years
of Age.

 

 

Prince Albert Sailed Last Night and George Tonight _ DUBLIN, May 27.—Burning of VANCOUVER, May 27.—Word
in Ireb is continuing. has been received here of the
VANCOUVER, May 27. “The International Longshoremen’s ’ Tuesday (4 ng Kilbritain death on Tuesday at St. Peul,
eediation comreittee will today make strenuous efforts to make BEASLEY’S DEATH - n County Cx rk, " viag ‘ont _ a of ba rene oak a
at yp NRT = = RPPaiee and The Gente. 5 WAS UNAVOIDABLE. d diel bei 5 £100 000: Sasmedln. Abe cee: Shibeare: vs
mond meeting has been arranged with the steamship heads y the ding was un- age
following negative results yesterday when the representatives of That Is Verdict of Coroner's Jury i rhe late Mr. Foley was bead of
the companies said there was nothing on which they could en eee a g # £40,000 |the Iirm-of Foley, Welch & Blew-
negotiate, as practically all the boats from which the strikers VANCOUVER. Ma nv cM = ; Banc p im | Ot OT
qil are now sailing. avoidable act : vas { ; i vsti “ 1 e P iT Bate » from Sh stathbn
it is expected that the Chelohsin will sail tomorrow night for “ct of the cor rs 7 at n i ling at the to Prinee Rupert. The’same firm
Prince Rupert and Alert Bay. na wt : : d : , ‘ e fit they 1d a built the Canadian Northern Rail-
The SS. Prince Albert sailed last might with freight and one Bree RT ee ee
muengers for the north and will call at southern Queen Char- |, « CARI AD . ig al corkibhe at the
wie Islands with food-for the camps. to tl ‘ I M ; fA iw ARS PP G. 1 vesides a long section of
The Prince George artived yesterday and sails again tonight ; pa sa POU the ©. P. R. They undertook the
tr Prince Rupert and Stewart. : a Ohne i .f ense work of constructing the
VANCOUVER, May 27. (Noon.)-—The latest indication here — lt iam b ’ ? MOR: LAROR Loss keene eh on the maim

that there is further weakening of the strikers. This morning quent tat the Air Boats
t longshoremen voted against coming out in support of the fire- wake a separaty
me and deckhands.

, The mediation meeting which it was expected would have TWO BOATS CALLED

Mr. }
Lanark
es a wi

Ontario, He
no children.

DOUKHOBOR LADY

“_ounty,
but

Seb ortancdibiial of Employment a:
Service Says Oan Take 1,000 leay
Laborers Weekly.

dow

ben held this morning did not take place. Late HERE THIS MORNING VANCOUYI ™ is a BURNED 70 DEATH,
fisheries Engineer Will Venture and Oniltiwack Both! 28 91h pital Colin. CHILDREN--SAVED' >

Southbound from Naas River.

Let Contract at Digby and {ro Sur in'e ny im the lumber eanpe a

NELSON, May 27.—Mrs. Wil-
rd : tion lia Leverenkofl, a Doukhobor,
: i the “ died here frem burns received
Arrange Fishway on Naas» 0 dum the fa veg. (ie Mere

this pert this : \ i i ‘ - ma , destroyed her home at
ee a Sanidd’ dant ; , ane * Pp Castlegar yesterday. The sum of
M 27 Jo Mel Hugh resident engineer - . : ; i . ‘ 2 py stinone 3 « Ww) oir bank notes was burned
heres, lett la sight the north to _ . ro + 2 rh ves of three childrem were
gvement the construction of a fishway daa . — ——_ -——— saved by an oper brother, cigh-

: ; tae Mane Sige While in the ha UR ’ oF . 6 C Undertrerx. Phone 41 years of age
' quiindieihisi oabeok aaleae wih.

tr ected bout

ich is being const

ec eth enn, wt oh a “Break in Support

ver Anetta have seo rend evap afte ome of the Government
: SRcatet, Three compe will be ootabs Petar har apr arTuaeh Battleford Farmer and r and the Member for
' | sy eh agp So Rabe Ba TN ca cate Lethbridge beth oppose Budget

and Promise to Vote with j
Oppesition
eak in the

took

in

~ Break for Freedam and

Travelied Six Miles.

(WWMISSIONON (ASK CLEMENCY ssscces

WINNIPES 1
PAWA, May The first b
GHELL CONTRACT, FOR FINDLAY iconv S05 cot tt te ig
freedom wh i t
p~ iH. O. Wrig battleford farmer,
hie tured late the sa ‘
rought by J. Wesley Allison Has Already Served a Year In the ¢ieatty

ver next year

 

ranks of the’ Gov
last. night when

a concise positive

place
is thd pbuationt i and

» would have“*to break* with the Government
The

announcement was

 

 

all tl opposition amendment.
<taainst Remington Cartridge Penitentiary for Theft Stoney Mountain \ ) eceived w ‘plause from the Liberal opposition as well as
Company. of Whiskey. part in the chas: f pas a
rw cs TBA walks fed and 8 Waitin n, the member for*Lethbridge, declared that he
nian who * nie " “A ae a oe teneed to two yea in the | had come to conelusion that the proposed tariff revision meant
fuse inquiry . . 2 ' "4 j lies former enlary for ! peDreAKlt ve nly protection and he would also support the amendment. Again
ow appear srok bition cormmmissioner, who aj 8 n his way ! W here Was opposition applause. Mr, ‘Buéefian said he copld not
‘ ' 1 sult here forlyear ago was sentenced to two/"?) Mountain whe “vs 1 ~ agree With anything which meant taxing*the implements of pro-
mm & British) years in the penitentiary for theft 7 eee oe 4 a i ! d juction, thus iking the cost of Living: » gher,
th wt againet H.oM.lor 74 cases of government whis-)etee ee eee cee ee omy ee
“Wy ' f the Remington} ).,, An applicat asking for) managed a 8 ad , a : enpe
ste Co." ie came coms [hi reenae ha been gent te Oxe[Davie and J. sutnerand hs Cloge on Two-Billions
oe wr eat itch] EO Cran Gate BEBE A gre
Din o ; ‘ wpartinent of Jus.
e to pay the elaini se fire eee one citi ation Davia a one fom ¢ Oro D * S$ ana a Ss 1 gainst
a ver Of shellSiqwas made on behalf of the Find “ rabies gery d ‘taal He io hal G A f W
Mlieg welured for Uheliay family SOY raha ke st pani by hiding ermany ccount Oo ar
a Findlay had been previously am . tl te ie is he ran
“Ne one dias fined 81,000 for importing whis- rio eae nals nenhadind up six OTTAWA, May 27.—Canada’s claim against Germany as
; 1 ce wmy| key illegally, and the fne was ’ he ison reparation ft e losses sustained by this country and individual
Special Notice | paid jell, Fae SNe Pee = epsrat his cematry and ie
pad cllizens as a result of the war, has been forwarded to England.
nnual Meeting TION NEARLY MILLION The bib totals &1,871,000,000 made as follows:

sation, B1,115,000,
$05,500,000,

Gost of war and demobili

STATES EATS BILLION
DOLLARS OF CANDY

OF THE

Swimming Club DOLLARS IN TAXES

separahio iwances,

 

 

in the City / Hall, tas Vancouver, May 27 Phrough Halifax losses, $80,000,000.
Thured, 7 Mhelagreements with the provirtelal Army of occupation, $8,000,000
say, 27t | NEW YORK, May 27 ‘ pation, $8,000,000,
by 8 «ck p ee American people are eating candy nd federal gi pee yh i M the Hiegal warfare, $34,500,000,
Very hy ; lara y Company uid out during
‘ irr out, Everybody jal the rate of a billion dollars @ eee _ _ : a ated anti Halifax losses means the damage sustained as a result of the
Welcome | o imple im of sueat « is Mm) s bat ‘ : |
year, yel they compl ’ saplosion of the i ss alife ‘bor
mit F TABRUM Secy Ishorta Secrvtary of the Trea-jmillion dollars in taxes on the) @Xplosion of thé munition hip Montblane, in Halifax harbor
; , jshortage, § ’ O15 4 O17? ssessments ! 17
Wrewenrenourerecnrnrees (sti'y Houston declared today |! M5 and 1017 4 sgt nm tty,

PASSES AWAY

| purpose.

oley was born in Canada} ‘

jnee ding deve lopment.

American Railways Still

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Wants Trawlers 4 for
Returned Soldiers —

Wevincial Giverameskt through the
I idustrial Commissioner, trying to
Secure Trawlers at Halifax

for Coast Fisheries

VICTORIA, May 27.—Efforts are being made by the Pro-

vincial industrial commissioner, Major Martyn, to forestall the
sale of the forty trawlers now at Halifax to British interests for
se in the North Sea. He has sent several wires to Premier Bor-
jen and the cabinet asking that a number of the vesyels be made

companies of returned men
in British Columbia waters.
vessels are secured some ef them
vill make their headqu at Prinee Rupert, as the most con=
venient point for the distribution of fish eaught Om t.o-sritisht
a banks. No definite announcement will be made, how-
it is learned that the vessels can be secured for the
There is a very strong feeling in Vancouver against
lowing these vessels to be used to develop the fisheries of the
are the fisheries on this coast so badly

available rehase by fishing

for p
|
ling game

the

re udy to enter the traw
it is understood that if

ipiers

Columb

ever, until

North Sea when there

 

Hold Refrigeré on
Impossible to Arrange for Express Service to that
Country with Fish, says Colonel Peck; Trying

to Solve Problem ;

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telegrams received from Ottawa this morning
Rupert Board of Trade,
for the district and the

According lo
by S. E. Parker, president of the Prince

it would appear that Both the member

minister of railways are working energetically towards coping
with the refrigerator car shortage at this place,

The railway departmgnt is taking steps to ascertain what
irs are necessary for the fish business between here and the
prairie provinces and Eastern Canada, but little hope-is held

the bonded business to the United States.
that it will be impossible to arrange
American railways are holding

after their arrival.

out for

Pech

tnd
K state

remeaying

vol. 727i a wire

for ears to the States now as the

the cars in that | country

 

 

 

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*
DOWNS MANDATE *
FOR ARMENIA *
a
WASHINGTON, May 27. *
President Wilson's pro- *
posal for an ‘American * Contradictory papeias as to Con-
mandate for Armenia was * dition in that Country
disapproved. by the United * ,
States Senate Foreign Res . LONDON, May 27.—Tite Per.
lations Conmnittee today. . sian legation reports thé situas
: on in Persia. impnoving. The
eet eee : ;
eee ReneS ; * Bolsheviki: are withdrawing,

In British offieiah quarters there
is no contitmation of the report
of the second landing in, Persia
compelling British retirement,

LONDON, May 26+—Bolsheviki

BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL

National League.

Brooklyn 3, Pittsburg 2. vga oe
om Gi i hy Rasa fore coutitue to peur inte
Persia. They entered Reshet
American League. where the British pvetired toward
Washington 13. Cleveland 9. Teheran. ;
Philadelphia 10, Chicago 2. scien

 

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New
Boston ¥,
Pacific Internavional.
Yakima 10, Vancouver 6,
Spokane 4, Beattle 3.
Victoria 2, Tacoma 0,

Detroit 1,
Louis 5.

York 4,

st.

DELEGATES TO moscow

PARIS, May 27.~'rhe Armeéene
ians have accepted an invitation ~
lof the Russian Bolshevikt te ome
delegates to Moseqw,

 

AGED ARMY OFFICER
DIED AT VANCOUVER

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VANOOUVER, May The
urred on Wednesday of
Horace Ayliffe, an ex-|
71 of age, a
in-law of F. W. Peters of
city. (4

When war broke out despite]
his Capt. Langford served at

Vernon internment camp.

death ove
Captain

olieer years

age,