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DAMAGING EVIDENCE GIVEN AGAINST THE

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Final Session of Republican
Convention Choosing Leader

Major Wood was First Name Proposed amid much demon-
stration; Platform drawn up shows great hostility
to President Wilson”.

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+ CHICAGO, June 11.—(Fliash) The Republican nominees are %
+ Wood, Lowden, Johnson, Coolidge, Pritchard and Butler. .
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Colonel Peck Writes Board of
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pune ! , Trade Regarding Matter and
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LETTER FROM CHAIRMAN
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i i riher develop SBE e ‘ he Is SLL Wore “
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Aerial Officers are urn fam enclosing herewith
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Captain Howard T. Douglas, United States, and H, A. rods M
Le Royer, Ottawa, Making Plans for Trans- Dris S 1)
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continental Flight be
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LTO BR. ¢ i ‘ w rife wut here |refpias t \
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N \. I antic seal and Orient Bay
he Omit ,' 70ug mae We ha wy wired Mr. Rid
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\ \ it 1 has |Canad M trea i see 4 the
‘ wht w firstirelief can be granted f itl
iraiuways, and will iet ¥ now
Nine the resull as s nas.we have a
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‘ i. oi cd . el 1é ‘ pped Ww h Liberty motors | Mr Carvell apps j : eport
| io to be followed will ne mm the G. T. BP. superint dent
RIG E | ext iit : i Portal of cam service hieh follows
1G LEAGUE BASEBALL |» exsition to Portal, Sorta, stry ee Nt
" is ; : below the Gr ind Trunk Paci
Nati Canada on this didell :
onenm League a +a Sone will frat }repont for May 2ist 2nd and
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1, Pittsl i ila t Saskatoon, The]- th
l 0 : ' 4 lve to hdmonton, May 21 ! express refrigera
, Brooklyn one a a 1 . aff wittor om hand Prinee Rupert; 9 1
. deiphia ¥, Gh woh where » landing will be effected * ;
American League May's 2 Anne rhe fol-|transit; 2 loaded Rupert t7th; 3
oe can League ' , iit at Basper}°? Oth: 86 freight refrigerators
’ tre ) gk stops W ‘ o® ; .
{ , ad i ino line of im lon hand Terminals; 69 in transit
une hiladelphia ul oi } 29° express re el
| n 8, Chicago 8 Grand ‘rank will be followed un. | May . i oe
| ' ' , tion normh is made after liters on hand Prince Rupert; & tn
Pp », Washi mf + GOvie oo , itransit: none loaded: 8&7 freight
: acific International. th LOY AOre, lrefrigerators on hand ‘Terminal
. uver 6, Yakima rh purpose f this expedi-| tua nail
Victoria 10. Spokane ¢ ’ to extablish a military ait 71 in tra ee
a aha ! ntinent says] “May 25-2 expness refrigeras|
roule across tne a atloul a ltors on hand Prinee Rupert; 9 in
. . houglas ne 7 ( i | he “4 }
Tonight & Tomorrow Captain | \ vo is 15o| transit loaded 22nd; 8 loaded
M P R E S raee Uk en cal { Asia io4th: 82 freight refrigerators on
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S miles from th . wn te eat ae lhand ‘Terminalsg 70 in transit |
THEATRE The prowre of tlieht langely aee-| ae re a i
A Six PART FRATURE pends on the s sunting of dif J. G. Steen was a passengeny
VIOLA DAN A ficulties which cat sily ty Tearn jsouthbound on the Prince Rupert
d flights of this kind last night. He will meet Mrs,
| » I Stee n in the south on her return
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ease Get Marti d ’ Pake advantag of the sale at/from a visit to Scotland and after
10th are { Les Furniture House to buyla visit in Portland, Oregon, will
“oT LSND Oe Cs that Chesterfield tfireturn to Prince Rupert, They
a esterfield,
he Tiger’ 8 Trail’’ ’ Ihave taken apartments in the
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* LATEST NOMINATION *
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* CHICAGO, June 11.— *
* Hooveris being nominated. *
* Dupont has withdrawn and *
* Sproule, of Pennsylvania, *|
* Is leading as a dark horse. *
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Secacsenmecebees

OFFICERS OF.
ASSOCIATION

Prince Rupert Branch of Canadian
Fisheries is Established

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LIVE AT DIGBY

Newirgton Men Wiil
Homes There—fescnt Houses

|Mountain View Gemetery

Not Have

Foreign Ship Contracts are
Offered to Canadian Yards

Shipbuilders ask Government Aid to Finance Prcject; Two

Suggestions made and being considered by |
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i OTTAWA, June 11.—A delegation of shipping interests rom
the maritime and Pacific provinces, introduced by H. Hy
. Bord
Two forms of aid were suggested: a $100 per ton subsidy on.

_M.P. of Vancouver, yesterday waited upon Sir pa oy en

BIG FUNERAL and asked assistance from the government in shipbu le

»,§ displacement, $10 per indicated horsepower and assistance in

Obsequies for. Richard’ Marpole! foancing foreign contracts. It is understood that a very large

 

 

 

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a oy ieee! e foreign shipbuilding contract has been offered. The buyers are
Bais SE. willing to put up a large proportion of the cost but want the
VANOOUVER, June t1.—The (.) Government to make an advance, too. The cabinet is aenehdering,
PR. offices were closed yeste rday the question.
iar the funeral of the tate) ais e
tichaisl Marpols executive for!
une C. P.M. in this prowinee, who ‘ Longshoremen’ s Strike
liedeat the otel incouver a
days ago There Was an ,enor- ‘ J Si f Endi
, and autora] a Shows''No Sign o ing
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ek Give aut: Statement Regarding their Position and
iN Quote Letter from Mr. Brewer Showing
hy Company’s Contention

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RETIRES, BUT STAYS

‘ng . oh pte | On the surface the longshoremen’s strike at Prinve Rupert
udsons ay gte= a ae d ‘ “ fo ir,
Macnherabe, rai: Retir , hows ue sign of settlement. The officials of the

that they are ope for gegotiatinen at all times:

Will Remain pnside, 5 : “
heén able to receive no’satisfaction from the

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for Mombers of Land Staff. DAWSON, Y-T., June: 10.—/ their demands.
, es ta , Word a. an fas Bae In a statement given to the Daily News this morning, Wm.
M i ! t arin a on ‘ e
Ottawa has fed the locallsat BS "he 7 vr I : 2S me iHenning, chairman of the committee, stated that the union had
. ss . eLremen ol o € ft = 4 ‘
Boa Trad inswer to en-| factor af the old Hud®Oiis Rays nt4n its notice to terminate the existing agreement in 30 days,
that homes for}eompany post at that point, saidtthe time expiring on June 4 when the strike commenced. The
s of the steam-j/t) be the most northerly station) iipgin claim in the request for a ———— ae 3
- ts ; g to! perated by the company, waceé tucrease was that the cost} tl
: eh sn " ; Prodan) ere trader, trapper jog sis gg in Prince Rypert was ee
& , : v ind whaler along the Aretie coast; j |
' ‘ Mas : from {@ per cent to 19 per cent
i i i Ma ows Firth. His son-in-law, i
: : ; highy im. Prince Rupert than in}
lack Parsons, has sueceeded him t
a ,;/Vanteuver. “Mr. Brewer,” stated
as factor. The old faetor will re
ai a gentineel Bi.leiend bis pemeinink ee ee Mr. Denning, “refused to admit} aie ae
oil dociety tonight at 8:30.|home built for him ahahe fait. this, saying that as far as le | misses N. Levy, M. Hastie and a
; p ; could learn the costs at Prince | Morgan Receive Diplomas ~
ek ee j}Rupert and Vancouver were about | of Qualification
the same, in some cases lower “at
nyt t 1 Ss Prince Rupert. He refused to ac- FOLLOWED BY DANC
{ ) V e | i} . 1e] } cept the market reports in the | IN ST. ANDREW'S HALL
Daily News and Vancouver Prov-|
ince of the same dates.” Addresses by Several Prominent

Commence Operate”
Service -e September '

VANCOUVER, June 11,-—Mr. tr. Keely, representative here Of |,any vitally interested inthe wel-|in the St, Andrew's Hall and>the
he. Canadian Government Merehant Marme, says the Govern-/fare and competitive’ conditions jevent was fully as interesting and
ment excursion into the Pacific carrying trade will start in Sep- jat Prinee Rupert as against otber | well attended as any other similar.
tember next al the latest The \ plan fo use seven ships ou the terminal points, in acceding tojaffair that has taken place in the , 5

; any Condition that must neces-|city, The ladies whe have been ‘
run and a mouthly serviee will be inaugurated in the early autumn) sarily increase the cost which|successful in training and have
vith either the Ganadian Traveller, now being finished atthe} .p.,u1d be maintained at an equal|now become duly qualified nurses
Vietoria Harbor Mariae Yards at the British Columbia capital, Or|pasis, and further we believe ifjare the Misses N, Levy, M. Hastie:
the Ganadian Reaper being built by the Prince Rupert Drydock lthére are any inequalities in costs |and M. Morgan. ‘The event was
le Engineeti at Prince Ruperk | of living here, the remedy ligs|arranged under the anspices of

a al all ety with the colsumers and not wi. |the directors of the hospital and
h ithe company.” | Miss Atkinson, matron, was in
edaitcall Testimony + | Mattar of Wages, |Stanite, M
| Aceording to figures given out! rhe evening § program was
at the union hall this morning |“!¥ided into two sections, the

Against Champion Boxer

' Jack Dempsey’s Wife Declares She led Life of Shame |
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Citizens on Auspiecious Occa-
sion Last Night.

Company's Position.

In a letter from Mr. Brewer to

 

W. A. Pilford; the local secretary |

if the union, the company’s posi- Last night the graduating/exer-
Lis explained thus: “You will/cises of the class of 1920, Prince
cadily understand the inconsist-|Rupert General Hospital Tratn-

ency of our position, as a com-‘ing Sehool for Nurses, took place

 

 

jzraduation exercises and the balk
For the former an exeetlent pro-
gram was provided consisting of

the prevailing Vancouver schedule
jis 90c¢ for unloading general cargo

 

and $4.35 per hour for overtime,} C
|The rate at Prince Rupert on | ‘ ontinued on Page Six.)
June 4, according to an agree-| menepuneenemeess

 

  

Him Money iment made last year, was 80¢ and}
184.05, The union is now asking WESTHOLME |
i lfor $ $1.30, 5 “s P
SAN FRANCISGO, June 11.—Maaxime Dempsey, wile ol i! me 84 and ; ) hours for ® Tovar, we ta
; night call and double time for} AND
Jeck Dempsey, champion heavyweight boxer of the world, ®@V@ | oat hours, The last two points | me

some sensational testimony

trial of her husband on the
Mrs.
of shame

Dempsey declared that

and that on one

struck her, dislocating her

Intense interest is’ being

in the
charge

occasion when she
jaw,

taken in
is crowded with spectators

     
 
            
       
  

 

at the) jthe company is prepared to nego-|
army slacker, tiale It is also pointed out| WwW
she led a life here that coastaf! boats are the|
whole here, while at Van-}
jcouver and Victoria they are only
side-issues,

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her marriage
did not earn money

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Issue

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‘the trial here,