JFoV FIRST AID KITS The Bicycles Repairs and wit retirements Daily ' workmen's Board Com-pension Parts PRINCE RUPERT AUTO pnones,82and200 707lSecond Avenue PHONE 75 VOL. X- NO. 133, PRINCE RUPERT, D.G.. SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1919. PRICE FIVE CKN'f SEVERAL TRADES JOIN WITH INCOME TAX STRIKE VOTE THE VANCOUVER STRIKERS; INCREASE IS TO BE TAKEN POSTAL QUESTION TO FORE DOMINION PLAN TOMORROW P.M. IN SERIOUS STRAITS FROM EDMONTON 8HORTAQE OF Duties on Farm Machinery Have If Workers Decide In Favor, All QTRIUfRS DRIVE JITNEVR IN UAMPniiiro ...t-i Been Reduced Considerably Union Man Will Be Called WHEN STREET CARS 8TOP and Special British Out at Onos. Tax Removed. (Special to Tde Wewa via a. t. p. Telegraphs.) Are you in favor of a general Vancouver, June 7. The postal crisis is now the bone of CANADA'8 DEBT NOW strike? Thai is the question contention at Vancouver. Collective bargaining is no longer the 220 ON EVERY PER80N which every union man is to be The postal service is badly disorganized. asked tomorrow and which most main issue. (Special via U. T. P. Telegraphs.) of them will answer. If they yote Gale has asserted tnav tne strikers arc driving jitneys, Mayor Ottawa, June 7 In order to in .favor of a strike, the few men thus temporal iij iuuuhmis luwinciiiciii,); tuuseu uy uie iem- meet the obligations of the Do-monlon 'who are still working in the city stoppage of the street cars. Government there is to I will be called out and a good porary be a large increase in the income 't-rt on tr r t IKam nrfll raa r rrr rl If la In serious oraua. Edmonton, June If It is not at tar. That was one of the features understood that a, few will remain ,11 impossible that the city will CALM FOLLOWS of the budget speech of Sir at work no matter what serious straits before long Thomas White, Minister of happens. be n Finance in the Dominion Government. At a lengthy meeting of dth .the street railway and all very users of po1 er in the city affected. WINNIPEG STORM the Trades and Labor Council reason is the shortage of Free Importations. held in Carpenters' Hall last night The Sir Thomas further said that the whole situation was again and lh: fact that the supply ia! ittJiepow, houso is practically Increase of Police Force by Enrolling Berlin's Interpretation. there would be free, importations I canvassed and the views were ex-: of wheat, flour and potatoes from that those to tho pressed opposed of end anij that avenues se-turin of Returned 8o!dlers ,lin those countries which extended a ;strike did not represent the rank a further supply appear Was Effective. CITIZENS' COMMITTEE GROUNDHOG like courtesy to Canada; in other and fllei For that reason it was to be closed. words, there would be a system agreed that they would again take Many Walked Out. (Special via 0. T. V. Tele?rpbj.) APPROPRIATES $150 000 of reciprocity. There are to be a vote, this time, on a definite Tancouver, June 0, The ranks Winnipeg, Friday evening, FOR POLICE Y0RK: COAL FIELDS substantial reductions on agricultural proposal to strike or not to strike: sfthe strikers swelled when the Comparative calm spread through ; implements and the The vote will be taken between metal trades workers, carpenters, the city this evening after three special war lax on British goods the hours of i and 8 p. m. tomorrow. lujar rennery employees aim of the most vivid days in the Bread Being Sold at Winnipeg VERY RICH is to be entirely repealed in case If the vote is in favor, the leveral small local unions walked Stores and Milk From the of foodstuffs, linen and cotton strike will be called at once; if The has been city's history, city ' out. Coastwise shipping is al Sohool Houses. clothing, woollens, boots and against, work will continue as at most completely tied up. As rapidly in a ferment, but the strengthen Proposal Will Soon be Made to shoes, fur caps and fur clothing, present. as the coast steamers arrivs ing of the police force has had a (SDeelal via L.T.P. TpWrnr.m i Have Them Developed by hats, harness, saddlery, agricul the union men walk off and Join good effect. the Owners. tural implements, oils, mining the striken. Today 1,300 returned soldiers zens' Finance Committee yesler? machinery and bituminous coal. COMMITTEE WILL TRY The Canadian Pacific Railway were enrolled as constables and day afternoon agreed to make an That the owners of some of the Reductions. TO SETTLE STRIKE innounced today they intended to initial appropriation of $150, Groundhog coal fields will soon On cultivators, harrows, horse boats a cavalry unit was formed of rakes, seed drills, manure spreaders continue running passenger 000 for police work during theH be asking for aid to build a railway Thm AnnnlntaH bv .h TpadM being over one Hundred war veterans. and weeders the duty is. reduced to Victoria, arrangements strike, Winnipeg today .will, see. to the coast in order to develop made by the Company to employ- The result was seen at once. on its streets the first mounted the coal areas there was a from 27 per cent to 15 and.Labor Council to Try to . v girls to do the work of the strik Citizens who had been thronging patrols of specialpolice organized Statement made to the Board of per cent. Hay loaders, potato Adjust Dlffsrenoss. ing stewards aboard coastwise the streets went quietly home and to secure protection for citizens" Trade last night by C. F. Law diggers, fodder and food cutters. At the meeting of the Trades grain crushers, fanning mills. desiring to about their lawful! steamships. go fi.liA r rr - a anl o (Via niim ara Vi I f perfect, order prevails. uu miiiramio. ui ui.u, iprf.W r"rs post- and Labor Council held last night Refused to Strike. business. 'jlg nmog whom was the late Lord IttJ committee to - t hole diggers, farm wagons a was appointed While bread was obtained Thr.,. n-awn fn.mn I, . Calgary. June 0. Union rail- 'ijjiboi a yj l...uicv- 001 i i nr 1 interview the management; of the. nymen employed by the C. P. R. JITNEY-RUNNING- the -sloras yesterday, muz aism TnoTEw&. T.Il irtrr.M. rA 111 A-DrinAA . bution continued at the school and would ask the voted against joining the general OPPOSED BY LABOR probably government Canada's debt when, the expenditures Rupert Drydock & Engineering houses. to them certain strike. The striking painters returned give a authorized for the current, Co. in regard to a request of the area of coal lands to aid in building to work. year are made will aggregate laborers for more money. The (Special via 0. T, P, Telempbs.) RESIGNATION OF the. railway, $1,950,000,000, or $220 per capitc committee appointed was George Vancouver, June 7. The citi Mr. Law told of the wonderful Sir Thomas announced Casey, W. E. Thompson and Mr. JUDGMENT FOR zens approve of the action of the CRERAR ACCEPTED coal deposits the development of The interest, burden will be Myers. City Council in permitting jitneys which would make of this a great $115 million a year, exclusive of The laborers at the slips em- , to run again despite the objection (Special via O. T. r. Telegraphs.) port. If bunkers were built here pensions,; amounting to $35,000,-000 ployed by the Morgan .company MEN IS GIVEN and the coal shipped at this point of labor. Ottawa, June 7. The resigna to $45,000,000 annually. have been on strike for some would have wonderful effect It a The Empress of Russia is being tion of T. A. Crerar, Minister of little time. IN LIEN CASE unloaded same is likely by volunteers to be the case and with the Agriculture,Sir Robert Borden.has been It accepted is understood by on There the business were 200 of square the place.miles of FIRST BASEBALL Qarhartt's overalls and gloves. fields but he known coal was sure the Makura, which is arriving that he takes issue with the Agsnt, J. F. Magulre, Smith Blook. with 1,000 tons of mutton aboard, Government the budget. it was much larger than that. Sum of $34,000 Involved In Suit on comment of east The coal held 80 to 90 per cent GAME OF SEASON The general Against T. A. Kelley Logging fixed carbon and would place this TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION ern papers on the budget speech & Lumber Co. part Of the country in the front says that the tariff reductions are rank coal produoers. It would HAS NO CENSORSHIP more than the east expected, but as Sons of Canada Defeat Colts Last Judgment has been given by not enough to satisfy the west. not only encourage shipping but Night by Score of 6 to 4. Judge Young in the County Court Industries 'also. (Special via U. T. P. Telegraphs.) Mr. Ltfw said that the California against the T. A. Kelley Logging Baseball was given a start last 4 Vancouver. June 1 The stand oil fields were on the decline and FOR QUALITY Lumber Co., Ltd., of Alii Inlet, TEEGRAPHERS OUT, evening, when the Sons of Canada Queen Charlotte for tho fnfcin hv local newsDaDers refus coal would probably take its place. SERVICE AND SATISFACTION Islands, hooked up with the Colts and a urn of 834.000 wages due to em ing to recognize tho censorship NATION-WIDE STRIKE They" might market. 0,000 tons good ten-inning battle was pulled food Board Licence 'No. 10-7340. ployees. There are 98 claimants established by the Typographical a day at this port. off. nd if the amount of the judgment Union has resulted in the union (Special via O.T. P. Telegraphs.) Day was on the mound for the is not paid immediately logs receding from its position and Washington, June 7, The CAR SHORTAGE CAUSED Sons of Canada and Matheson for Wanted at Once to that amount will be sold to conceding to the papers' editorial telegraphers are to go out on u the Colts.. Both pitched good ball, alisfy the claims.' rights. ..I nation-wide strike today. The BY LACK OF FUNDS allowing very fe.w hits and walks. 10 The logs were cot out for the old issues between the men and The final score was 0 to I with Carpenters Vhalen Pulp & Paper Co. and MAYOR OLE HANSON the employing companies have At the meeting of the Board of the Sons of Canada on the' lung for Construction checks were issued to tho men by een revived. Trade last night lettero were read end A fair crowd of fans turned the logging company which were REFUSES MOONEY TAG from W. P. Hinton, the Deputy out to 'witness the initial garne. Work dishonored. Should it be necessary w Minister of Railways, and tho With a few fine days the three Apply Mr. McNEILL to hold a sale it will take (Special via U..T.P. lel'iraptis.) Canadian" Express Company in teams1 of the Prince Rupert Base Prince Dock and Place hero. R.ailln. Juno 7. Charging that NOTICE TO LIGHT AND reply to telegrams of protest ball Association will be able to Rupert Dry tho Seattle Labor Council is in POWER USERS which had been sent by the board. get in shape and start playing Engineering l'o., Lit tho hands of Bolshevists and that Tho Deputy Minister said that their scheduled games. President is designed to stir up There willbe no light or the: matter was being looked into Ben Self issues a challengo to any "DUMERS" more unrest, Mayor Ole Hanson power over the city lines by tho department; W. P. Hinton, team north of Vancouver. Wo have Just received a today donied the petition of tne for a short time tomorrow general manager or the roaa, saiu Association membership tickets WEStholmc shipment of voile dresses, Mooney Defence Committee to (Sunday) from 5 p. m. that the trouble was occasioned are all ready and those wishing TflNir.UT no two alike. These are hold a tag day, Light Superintendent. by lack of funds and the high to see baseball played success, very pretty and reasonably cost of building new cars, but fully this year should secure Beautiful priced. Also something IRISH RIOTS that they were doing everything cards. The line up of tho teams a little different in possible to relieve tho situation; which; played last night was; CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG print and cotton crcpo (Special via O.T.P. Telegraphs.) the Canadian Express Co. said Sons of Canada Richardson, and houso dresses, Tho ta..ki! tnnn 7. One irirl and NOTICE that the provision of cars here catcher; Day, pitoherj Menzle, 1st And Her Own Company low prices these dresses Dravis, 2nd base; Hearn, on r,niiAmnn were wounded was having their constant atten base; will sell them on sight. when shots were fired while the tion. short stop; Raby, 3rd base; Mc-Kenzie, COME AND SEE authorities were dispersing the Labor left field; Winsby, right TkClaw' Organised crowd in front of tho Mansion FISH ARRIVALS field, and Clementson, centre field. Colts Astoria, catcher; Matheson, House. A vote will be taken in the The Andrew Kelly owned and pitcher Plneiti, 1st base; A remarkable story of the African aeats early tor Carpenters' Hall on operated by the Canadian Fish & Ilonning, 2nd base; Anderson, veldt. See this vereatlle star in riding Express "COW ' J , her great outdoor picture; Theatre Jones, -hc, Cold Storasro Co.. Ltd.. arrived in short stop; Hardy, 3rd base; Happened to horseback, fighting lions single-handed "What 1 to 8 . . ... ... I SUNDAYJrom p.m. p.m. '. -..-i. D.l.hfn.il nliyht Al4 CVi.iir loft MEAT DOUBLE rn. r,H 7Rn SP.nts On Sale fit port last nigni wun a oaicu vt naimiuiu, ie vi u., and crossing alone at night 'AIDEV1LLE and ATTRACTION PlCTUriES Orme's UUU Ulivi Drug vv.Store and box o'hee. to decide the question: "Are 90,000 pounds of halibut which field, and Q'Donnell, centre field, the.lonely African veldt. lUMl,?"MeCULL0U6H nd COMPANY you in favor of a general will be discharged today. Frank; ZjenYaj) was umpire and The Very Latest wo rood dangers and linger. Swivels, strike T Yes or No." The G, E. Foster arrived yesterday W. DJ Vance.scorer. CHRISTIE COMEDY '"Uraph's also .;. 50c. dozen; hooks 3c each. Ful Officers of unions voting with 65,000 pounds of SPLENDID MUSIC Blue nibbon Feature the Prince Rupert Spruo Mills, assist in fish. TE HIGHEST BIDDER" ler's, Ltd. Phone 40. will kindly ground Starring Alice Joyce taking of eatd vote. ' The N. & S. arrived in last night Ltd.. can furnish you any dlmsn 15c. and 30c. the Admission, ' Marry Comady. 1,000 tons Ledysmlth Coal, By Order with a catch of 12,000 pounds. slon In spruce lumber at short jest on the Paolflo Coast, Just ITRIKE OOMMITTEE. notice. Agents, Albert A Me Shows 7.15 and 9.15 tII'"!"'- " ono e.7 and and eoe.BUB trrlved. Send your orders to the Advertise in the Dally News. CafTery, Ltd.. Seoond Avenue, tf Oo. Phone 15. WW""" rlnoe Rupert Coal