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IS SET FOR CHOOSING REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE AT CHICAGO TODAY

 

 
  
 
 
  

remier Oliver Urges Need
Humanizing Industry; Greed

Vancouver and urged Developing Better
Condition of Workers

CITY IS TO
ENTERTAIN
FISHERYMEN

Wii! be Taken for Trip up Skeena
and Given Luncheon by
Board of Trade.

 

VANCOUVER, June 8...-Premier John Oliver, in addressing
annual gathering of the Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
yesterday, plunged into the big question of industrial unrest
i handied it without gloves. .He drove home a number of
ths In a place where
The
wr, the Premier urged on them the need of humanizing in-
ry. He said that the greed of capitalists was often the cause
arikes
acountry, it was also necessary to develop a better condition
ongthe workers. Wealth should be properly used, not flaunted
the face Hoe warned his hearers that continued

was a danger and that its fomentation may lead to a crack

he thought they were needed to be em-

sized most. manufacturers being large employers of

    
  
 
   
 
 

While it was a good thing to develop the resources

of poverty.

the industrial life of the country. «i ‘ « gti Fs . ‘ ‘

P.R. Loses Prominent Beene asain, Pcaeetn 2

Official in R. M. Marpole =" \-y seu! cor rw.

th took place This Afterncon in Hote! Vance uver; py ipjicits the Depa
. f Fis
was Seventy \eors of sge and was with ‘
C.l .R. long time by the City ¢
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MOUNTED POLICE =———_|Board of Trade at at tt
ND GEORGE ESTIMATE REDUCED nae
MINING CORPORATION

PEFENDS TRADE. lene: ove stn ow
WITH RUSSIA Mounties at Winnipeg

During Strike.

PORONTO, Jun 8 Thre
rAWA } 5 bh est nz Corporation of Canada has
os Approve Habits of Oanni- os, a8 , 1 an option the Flit
41s When We Trade With ! M | hire Flon property th Mat
Them, He Said. { I) \s ' toba he i oi e of be —
> mo i iwent ane iirty miuiion ons
Lloyd d that the forcelof « San aind has been establish
} na { ist a vy drilling.
hart i id a soni
a tl . : 2 ! tha Re Mi Lies : i} CROPS GOOD
“ i mn vyview i
| ‘ a ' ’ a ee rf oF " Better Than Any Year Since 1904,
a ren 1 ret oe Says Free Press Report.
sve aid nol ob PERSHING TO RETIRE | WINNIPEG, June 8—The Free
vhen doting ‘ ad siainiings d
FROM COMMAND OF U.S. wi en ne he neaeer ho yl gree

MAN GOVERNMENT

DITIONARY ARMY’ 1 2! 1's sate sinoe the yeas
RESIGNS OFFICE St

WASHINGTON, June & Gien
- rom| LEAGUE BASEBALL
Y President to Continue (ist! Persting is | - gm BIG
Temporarily, the command of the American i
expeditionary Fe hortly, He Pacific International.
MIN rhe German | Writes lo Secretary Baker that he} Spokane 5 Victoria 2,
the coalil » Wil th be free to engage in American League.
po Hon es something pore active New York 3, Philadelphia 1,
! | 7 . ey | + | Second game, Philadelphia 6,
. a | red its
Vresident kbert BIRTH New York
lo contipue ter , National League.
‘ct Phere was born to Mr, and Mrs. | Brooklyn 4, New York 7,
- — Lilian Smith of 10th Ave ast . Se ge
0, Undertakers. Phone 41. | (1)! va n 1 wirl, Launch Alice B, Phone Blie 548,

He said was Cause of Strikes

onest John had heart to heart talk with Manufacturers at

OPTION ON FLIN FLON. :

members

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* MEN COMING FOR *
# SHIPYARD WORK *
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* VANCOUVER, June 8— *
* Seventy-five men for ship- *
* buliding at Prince Rupert *
* left last night on the *
* Prince Rupert. itis under- *
* stood that they are to *
* work forthe Prince Rupert *
* Dry Dock & Engineering *
* Co., Lid. *
* Superintendont Pilisbury *
* left on the same steamer. *
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CONVENTION URGES.
PROVIDING CARS FOR
SHIPPING OF FISH

VER Ju nN Befor
the Fisheries Conve
sal Sat

irging the Railway Boar
sullicient gerat

the shipment of fish in-

FOUR MILLIONS FOR

DOMINION CIVIL LIST
GTTAWA, gune 8 In the
f Commons today J. Wes-

ud that the Govern-

‘ded te raise four oilitent
tars exten (his year in order to

ses in pay to the

MUCH FISH IS
AWAITIN

Five Cars Arrive Tonight and
Catches Probably Turn Over

This Afternoon.

hundred and

fine seventy-tive

thousand pounds of fish is lying!
fish wharves awaiting sale}

at the

at the fish exchange. Five cars

are expected in on tonight's pas-|
senger train so thal the fish may!
ibe

turned over this afternoon.
Besides halibut there are
siderable quantities of salmon
bein® landed, the moste of which

is taken by the Canadian Fish &

Cold Storage Go.
the. following were the boats
awaiting sale at the fish wharves
rt 2 p.m. today:—Rennell, 12,000
lbs; Ingred, 8,000; Agnes B., 6,-
000; Sunrise, 8,000; Fanny F..,
S000: Caygeon, 7.000; Davey,
19.000 Nidaros 20,000; Kin-
nt, 3,000; Notlad, 3,000; Spec-
ulator, 9,000; Relianee, 13,000;
M. & L 5,000; Viking, 6,000;
fexas, 1.000: Ringleader, 11,000;
M. M. Christopher, 8,000; Saturn,
1.000; Nantilus, 56,000; Maude, 7,-
O00; Kuna, 7,000; Vesta, 5,000,
and Tramp, 12,000 Ibs.

WINKLER DIES

MOURN Maree Seeger OP SEo thee.
Valentine Winkler, minister of;
agriculture in Manitoba, died sud-|
denly.

 

~: Putting Woodworth Lake
Out of Bounds for Power Big Republican Convention in Session

 

 

Alderman Rochester Refuses to Allow Railroading of
Repo-t of Utilities Committee Setting Aside
Duplication of Present System

 

At las zht's council meeting the public utilities committee
recommendation, based on the reportg of Super-
t T. C. Dunean, advising that no further development
k be dome on the Woodworth Lake power project,
rhe. sup endeuls report stated that to increase the
Woodworth Lake plant to its capacity, of 1,000 horse power
yore, would cost in the neighborhood of $268,500. Compara-
i such further development would be too expensive and not
i the esis of efficiency.
Immediately its being read, Alderman Perry moved the
)) of the report, but Alderman Rochester, stating that it
1s ised « ian’s opinion, _
sii was 0 sutistied. He had
suid He was nol satisfied “He bad’ ALDERMAN ROCHESTER
‘id be eveased by rais-) WILL NOT PASS BILL
dam. Before passing any

such report he wanted to see com-

figures and costs.
Alderman Perry stated that it

was plain to be seen that further

jevelopment of W odworth we

t be warranted, comparing the

parative

rule

ost with the cost of developing
Thulme River, At best no more
tha 1,000 horse power could be

blained and that at tremendous
ost, The matter had been the
subject of many meetings, reports
and discussions and did not need

ssed,

to be further discu

Alderman Rochester took issue
with Alderman Perry and stated
that he had not seen comparative

figures and was not yet satisfied.
lle direeted criticism to-
wards Mr,
he would not take his opinion,

\ften some discussion as to the
raising of the Woodworth dam
and the use of the present equip-
ment whieh brought forth cantra-
dietory statements from the mem-
the board, it Was moved
Alderman McLennan and sec-
Alderman Kerr that the
stand over for a week to

consideration by the
of the council,

bers of
by
onded by
repont
be given

iwould be
Dunean and satd that}
ithe

|Committee,

 

Mrs. Delmonico Rode to and from
Shawatilans, Costing City
$10 Launch Hire.

 

In an inguiring mood last night,
Alderman Rochester asked wha
had to the boat that
the city had ou the harbor to nun
people backwards and forwards
from Shawatlans Lake. His
quiry Was based on the fact that

thi ippene d

lon looking through the accounts

f the Utilities he
had noticed boat
local launches,
stood that when
the boat for the
no mone,
Inquiry by the mayor elivited
fact that one bill in question
that appeared rather unreason-
able was for taking a Woman, Mrs,
Delmonico, to and from Shawat-
jlans by the Dixie Rupert, The bill
for $10 had been passed through
the accounts for the Utilities De-
partment and Alderman Roches-
teu, as chairman of the Finance
has refused to sanc-
tion payment of it.

Alderman Perry stated that,

Department
hire bills frorg
He had under-
the city bought

harbor these

us

con-!

in-|

Ree een Me ee

IMMENSE GROWTH OF
TRADE WITH ORIENT

‘Centre shifting from Atlantic to Pacific
say$ Capt. Robert Dollar to Manu-

facturers’ Association; now
39,000,000 Tons.

June 8.—At the convention of the B. CG. Manu=
Assoc yesterday Captain Robert Dollar of
ithe Dollar Steamship Line said the centre of world trade was
@-oming to the Pacific. Gradually the west was building up and
i people on the other side of the ocean were demanding American

 

VANCOUVER,

facturers’ iation here

and Canadian goods. Twenty-six years ago only 7,000 tons of
freight across the Pacific Ocean, whereas in 1919 the total was
30,000,000 tons. The growth had been phenorenal.

Captain Dollar urged strong and concentrated efforts to de-

velop the Canadian-Oriental business. . :

A. E. Bryan, Canadian Trade Commissioner to Japan, who 4
few days ago spoke of the need of developing the route to ‘he
Orient by way of Prince Rupert, said that Canadians

greater
jlimirtle ss Uriental trade offering.

salesmanship efficiency.

With live methods, the

There were both afternoon and evening sessions of the con-—

vention. A strong sentiment is being developed to bring the East
and West together. There is a plan for a conference with a view
to an ) au smaigamatian of the B. C. and Canadian manufacturers.

 

Cys ian

Likely ly President ~*~
Is Being Chosen

at Coliseum, Chicago, te Pick Candi-
date for Big Nationa! Convention

CHICAGO, June &.—Hours before

big coliseum,

the doors opened into the
thousands of persons were waiting hoping to get
for al the un-bossed Republican National convention,
a fraction of those who applied for seats could b eadmitted,
despite the the building whieh seats more
2,000,

in a look
Only
however, capacity of
than
Senator Borah in a speech charged that big business was try-
United States presidency. The Republicans hesi-
pronouncement on the treaty proposition.
Johnson and Wood are the big three, with Ltughes
Republican lineup.

June 8.—

ing to buy the
tated to give any

Lowden,
a dark horse in the

NEW YORK,

the Republican and
McAdoo on Democratic side are still held the favorttes in the
Wall Street betting ou the presidential race, The big Chicago
convention which is under way today is the centre of interest.
Wood, all stroug candidates.

EXPLOSION _—RISHEEFORT To
AT TORONTO once

MON TFPREAL, June 8—An etfort
One Man Killed anc and Several are

was tnade by the Irish-American
delegates to get the endorsation
injured in Linotype Room
of Newspaper.

of the Irish Republie from the

Johnson on

the

Lowden and Jehnson are

 

j}American Federation of Labor
jin convention here, The matter

 

rORONTO, June 8-—At least)/ Was referred to @ eommittee for;
one man was killed and several | report.
injured by, an explosion ig the} TT me
linotype room of the ‘Toronto If you missed “The Woman

lelegram this afternoon. The
report of the explosion was heard matinee,
for several blocks, Considerable
damage was done to the building
and plant.

Thou Gavest Me,” see tomorrow's
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35e and 15,

WESTHOLME

 

Take advantage of the sale at
lite’s Furniture House to buy —
that Chesterfield, tf Dorothy Gi
chairman of the Utilities Com-|

“Nobody Home”
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
“In the Park”

mittee, this was the first intima-
ition that he had that sueh things |

 

were koing on in the department, :
He stated that he would cause an! Canadian
enquiry o be made into this par- Admission,

 
 

j ticular point in question,

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