ir 1 OBfiltSLil LfiUtiV4Librar)r icycles JPOl" FIRST AID KITS DaiSly Repairs and ,o 0f Workmen's gait requirements Cora-pensation NEWS Parts Board PRINCE RUPERT AUTO Pfiones,82and200 707 Second Avenue PHONE 75 VOL. X. 6'0. 13$ pmnce nupEUT, B.C.. Wednesday, june i, 1919, NO FURTHER SAILINGS OF METALWORKERS COASTING STEAMERS UNTIL DID NOT WANT THE STRIKE IS SETTLED GO ON ST mcmbERS OF SEAMEN'S UNION WALKED OUT THIS MORN Workman 8aye 85 to 18 Against; ING AND PRINCE GEORGE AND OTHER Leaders Express Confidence VESSELS ARE TIED UP That They an Win. (Special to The cw via 0.T. P. Telegraphs. Edmonton, June 4. New light is thrown the metal workers' Vancouver, June 4. Members of the Seamen's Union walked on strike at Winnipeg. The employees ni here this morning and as a result all the steamers are being were against a walkout , j UD and the crews paid off. There will be no sailing of the and the Western Labor News Prince George tomorrow for Prince Rupert and other points and statements arc shown to be mis vessels will tie up on their return to port until the strike leading, according to a letter pub the other lished in Winnipeg from one of . is settled. the Vulcan Iron Works workmen. The;cause of "collective bargain yavn nnrnislev.0 w local aaent for the Union Steamship Co., has ing is not involved much in the received 'word .that'all sailings are cancelled on their line, and It labor crisis, as the report shows j5 understood that the sKagway.ooai win noi come norm. that only 18 out of 85 men wanted ' to strike. The stoppage of the boats means that no more food supplies The strikers say they believe will arrive here until the strike is settled. THE WAY OF THE PROTECTIONIST POLITICIAN IS that the railways cannot maintain HARD. the service if the holdout is prolonged. JAIL SENTENCE FOR At a mass meeting yesterday STRIKERS HERE the workers expressed SELLING INTOXICANTS themselves optimistic regarding-the AUTOSSMASHED NO REPEAL outcome of the strike. They DISMISSED ARE LLOYD GEORGE MAY are still confident that M19 basic George Smith Loses $300 Bail VISIT CANADA IN trades can tie, up the transportation andn Gets Out of City; BY STRIKERS FOR WARTIME COMING OCTOBER service by sticking it out. FROM SERVICE Warrant Issued. Strike pickets here interfered Paris, June 4. It is PROHIBITION with the teamsters who were re-turning (it'orse Smith, charged with Raid on Headquarters of Com understood that Lloyd to work and as a result Grand Trunk Officials Say They keeping intoxicating liquor ex mittee at Winnipeg by 3,000 George is favorably considering the Chinese are on strike. Have Broken Their Agreements posed for gale upon his premises, Persons Police Refuse a proposal from Likely to Bo in Force Very Nearly Vancouver, June 4. The rall-waymen Have no failed to appear in tho police court to Sign. the American peace delegation Until National Dry Measure went on strike last night Grievance. this morning when .his case"was to visit America Becomes Effective in at. midnight. called. After his arrest on Sat (Special vti 0.T.P. TeleirrapM.) this year. The Premier United States. The clerks, checkers and machinists urday night, he Was liberated on Winnipeg, June 4. Strikers would go to the States to EDWARD HANSON DIES and some other employees hail of $300. Full evidence was nid sympathizers broke into the attend the flcst meeting of (Special via 0. T. P. Telefrapba.) of the Grand Trunk Pa-:iJ; led this morning before W. E. ndustrial bureau and attempted the League of Nations at Washington. June 4. A poll of RESULT OF BURNS Railway Company who were Collison and Mayor McClymont in to raid the headquarters of the Washington in October, Congress mado today indicates the nolice court. The accused committee of one thousand late ' returning home by way nf out on strike in sympathy with overwhelming sentiment against Thought to Have Inhaled Fumes; sentenced to six months' im Monday afternoon. There were Canada. was the Winnipeg machinists were repealing the wartime Prohibition Born In Norway Twenty-six probably" three thousand in the and warrant was given until this morning at 10 to prisonment a Act insofar as it relates to wfne Years Ago. crowd. Two autos of committee issued for his arrest. notified and beer, as recommended by the return to work. They were has members were smashed to pieces.; Prisoner's bail of ?300 that unless they did this they IT i . I f- 1 I f 11.. I President. It appears certain the The death occurred at seven . been estreated. Il.is expected that rive uuiioo biuuu hi wiu uuurwav. louWfbo dismissed.fron-the ser-,i5ce: country .will become dry jonvJuyr. j'clock this morning at ibe general and held the mob Lii-1 tho "accused left on last night s until the ' . . 1 aruTwill remain" so hospital of Edward Hanson, threats. The mob tore steamer for the south. conclusion of the war and the fisherman, who was recently Officials of the company seen Hi ' r- ii.A K.,n.iin a termination of- demobilization. burned with gasoline on board his tins morning said that the men ' carried it down tho street trium RESPONSIBLE tad viol il their agreement with HAS BEEN A BLIGHT phantly at the head of the parade. Some members Qf Congress are fishing boat Donalda. the that of opinion that the President Mr. Hanson was born in Nor which- provides, company At a mass meeting tho police they work under the conditions ON THE BABY CROP. men s unions unanimously voted FOR OUTRAGES could declare the war ended as way 46 years ago and made his well as demobilization terminated home at Vancouver, having just specified subject to thirty days' not to sign the modified terms at any time. In all legal matters recently come from there. He notice on either side. Victoria, June 3. That in running contained in the ultimatum the conclusion of war means the admitted to the hospital on Thn men who are out admit a farm and .bringing up pressed by the police commission Italian Plotter Was Blown to of was official proclamation peace by Mav 25 suffering from severe that they have no grievanco calves men are more faithful to that the policemen must not par- Pieces by Premature Explosion which cannot be with the President, burns the head and hands on against the company but say they ihpir trust than are women in icipatc in a sympathetic strike. of Bomb. Issued until the treaty is signed gasoline and it is thought that a are striking because they were their raising of children, was one The meeting resolved to support and ratified by the the fumes by enemy quantity of the gasoline called out from Prince George In or the frank assertions maue uy constituted authority at all limes (Special via 0. T. P. Telegraplis.) United States Senate. The prospect had been inhaled. irmpatby with the Winnipeg Dr. Margaret Patterson, of tho Y. in maintaining law and order. Washington, June 4. An or demobilization will is that Tho late Mr. Hanson has a strikers. W.C.A., when she told an audience, Tho possibility of military pro ganized band of anarchists are bo completed before the peace Charles W. Hanson, also brother, At Edmonton and other points of women and girls in St. tection was increased. The city responsible for the bomb, explo Under tnese treaty is ratified. the Donalda, who Is out flsh- tb( return order was given earlier. Andrew's Church -what she hall announced that the executive sions on Monday nigm simul circumstances the most the wets on It went'into effect on Mon-. thought of the health situation. of the policemen's union had taneously in Washington, Pitts for is removal of the jng. can hope is ai naynor uros. The day morning. rp PnHnrson stated that the formally notified the city that if burg, Cleveland, NewtonviHe and ban on liquors for a period of a body Some of the local strikers who country was not flooded with an attempt was made to force the Doston, Mass.; Philadelphia, New few weeks or months at the outside, Prince Rupert 8pruce Mills, fcere rooming over the G,. T. P. pamphlets on health as h was new police pledges the enure York and Ilallerson, N. J. Persons between the date of the furnish any dimension slices have been moving out dur-W with literature on backyard gardens, force would go on strike. for whom the bombs were intended nrnrlnmntion of neaco and Janu Ltd"., can In lumber you at short Hie last day or two. They sheep wash, etc., because all escaped. A watchman ary 16 next, when constitutional notloe. spruce Agents, Albert A Mo- decided that it was more graceful ii.o nonnln did not show enough was killed in new worn anu several into effect. Avenue, tf prohibition goes Ltd., Second to move than to bo asked to move. iniorod in that matter. When TORONTO HAS other persons injured. All Caffery, The men are still out who were a farmer found that his livestock buildings escaped. LIEUT.WxToUNG &aged on the excavation for the were afflicted with a disease, experts Ono plotter was boyn to pieces sI'Ps at the shipyards and, as a were immediately appointed 8,000 STRIKERS in Washington when jin infernal RETURNED TODAY Wanted at Once result tho work, there Is still held to go into the matter. "There has machine intended for Attorney- up. i.n n hlieht on the oany crop General Palmer exploded prema-; 10 for some time, but there are no Factorles.Cldsed and Construction turely. The dead anarchist was Lieut. Alex. McD. Your.!?, sen of Carpenters The Tillamook owned and op-fralM experts set aside to investigate Stopped Committee of 10,000 an Italian who came from Philadelphia, Judge F. McB. Young of this city, for Construction by tho G, T. P., is in port this yet, declared uie spcuncr. Being Organized to where the headquarters, returned from overseas this rore-noon way petting ready to leave for In Canada one baby in eight died Keep Order. of tho plotters is believed to be. after more than three years' Work north. She arrived from before it was a year old. Well written anarchistic liter absence. Apply Mb. McNEILL Vancouver a couple of days ago. (Special via 0, T. P. Telegraphs.) ature was found distributed, following Hn unlisted here some time age rr.,.iiio Wntkinson of the In Toronto, Juno 4. Scarcely a the explosion, in llio Naval Air Service and later Prince Rupert Dry Dock and )( dian Department, left this mom-iinnt ripple of excitement inarKed me Radicals aroeing rounded up on his being hurt while flying Engineering Co., Lid. Kaalncton to attend fir9t day of the smpathetic strike. n hundreds and special legisla transferred to tho Royal naval jiinrrif rrrrrrr-- "DEIY1ERS" against a Chinaman who Itvas said the strikers numbered tion to meet the requirements of Service, where he made a name a case is being considered for himself in tho Zccbrugge engagement. 300 factories tho situation has just been arresiou jui- ocmt 8.000. that nearly Wo have just received a liquor. Dr. Large is acting as were closed anu consu-uuwuu by tho federal authorities. WESTHLMF Ho is being welcomed home by shipment Was halted, of voile dresses, magistrate. about forty buildings TAMir.HT n two alike. .These are The cit? is absolutely under con BOYS PLAY HOLDUP his friends. a .A v"y pretty and reasonably rn, n Pnatn.p arrived in port trol. Thei mayor sent out an appeal The most and popular priced. Also some- ii ..io.ilt.wlUi n catch of 00,000 to citizens asking for the MEN WITH CHINAMAN FINED FOR SELLING actor on powerful the screen today ng a little different In pounds of flat fish. The Sumner maintenance of peace, print and cotton orepo and the SKUgam Bwu u-- - A committee of 10,000 is ueing Were In Possession of Six-Chambered BOTTLE OF EXTRACT W. S. HART and house dresses. The the company, left for the halibut organized to help the local authorities Revolver and 'w prices on these drcssos banks last night. -in the event of need. Threatened Chinaman. James Wesloy paid the sum of sell them on sight. Mayor Church said the Ottawa $25 in the police.court this morn- IN f UGIYIE AND SEE Miss Gillingham, office nurse Government should havo forced Four boys, tho eldest of whom ing alter neing nneu 111 umt V . of Dr. W. T. Kergin, left this all parties to seltlo the Industrial was fourteen years, were brought nmount in the court for having in Riddle Gawne morning for Edmonton on a short trouble by arbitration ano con before the police court.this morning, his possession a bottle of lemon ".,7r.: vacation. ciliation. W E. Collison, J. T., and extract,'the same peing intoxicating This li one of the best W. S. Hart, Mayor McClymont on tho bench. Jjquojas it contained 64 per special productions in 6 part Express Jheatre The Prince Albert will sail Advertise in the Daily News Thoy were accused Qf unruly conduct cent of niconoi. MAE early this afternoon for the Quoen on Eleventh Avenue, and of James Wesley, the Indian, had Fox Comedy MURRAY Charlotte Islands. being in possession of a .32 six-chambered bought this bottle of extract from "SOCIAL PIRATES" "HER 'N revolver, Too Tnn. thn Chinaman. The BODY BOND" Two Parts Six-part Feature. J. 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