Vi V m pMiTED JFor FIRST AID KITS Bicycles to suit requirements News Repairs and of pensatlon Workmen's Board,Com, IHL Parts Phonc-s,82 and 200 PRINCE 707 Second RUPERT Avenue WTO PHONE 75 i f Ml VOL. X. NO, 144. 'iff PRINCE RUPERT, IJ.C. FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1910. PRICE FIVE CFNT 33 ALLIED ARMIES WILL INVADE NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL COUNCIL GERMANY UNLESS PEACE IS MADE TO BE SET UP IN GREAT BRITAIN FOCH HAS ALU,PREPARATIONS MADE TO MARCH ON BERLIN WILL PREVENT LABOR TROUBLES IF GERMANS REFUSE TO SIGN TREATY AND , END STATE OF WAR AT ONCE ' (Special to The .lews Tla O.T.P. Telegraphs.) (Special to Tlie Mews via O. T. P. Telegraphs.) London, June 20. The Joint Committee of the National Industrial Coblintz, June 20. The co-ordiiialicm of the British, French, Conference having agreed vith the minister of labor upon Uelgian and United Slates troops has been completed by the orders the draft of the outlines of the bills to be presented to Parliament of Marshal Foch and all preparations to advance further into for the establishment of minimum wages and the maximum, 48-ho:ir Geimany will be completed by Saturday, when several hundred week will now proceed to set up a National Industrial thousand of the Allied soldiers will stand ready to march toward Council. Berlin if the enemy does not sign the terms of peace presented The full council will consist of four hundred members, representing to them at Versailles. the employers' organizations and the Trade Unions re Many lotteries of artillery and great stores of war material spectively. Each side will determine, its own method of election nre being moved across' the Rhine at Cologne,,Coblintz, Mayence and allocation of representatives. and other bridgeheads in the occupied area. The new council will deal with ftlllndustrial and trade matters affecting the workers and will have power to decide upon allf' STRIKE S AID CARPENTERS UNION or uny uispuies arising ueiween employers ana employes, malting! a strike, with its stoppage of work and consequent loss to every-'; ELECT OFFICERS one, a thing of the past. ' TO BE CALLED Vote Taken on Sympathetlo Strike Results in Only Two Being DOUKHOBOURS CAST GERMANS WILL OFF TOMORROW Cast In Favor. THEIR CLOUTS AND On Wednesday evening the HOLD NUDE PARADE SIGN TREATY Negotiations Proceeding Between Carpenter' union held a meeting City and Government Authorities for the purpose of electing officers (Special via O. T. P. Telegraphs.) and tho Strike for the ensuing year. John Vier Cabinet to Resign and New Ministry Grand Forks, June 20, A nude Committee. ick was elected president, V. Will Accept Terms kt of the Doukhobors who parading Nothing Else in Sight, Cameron, vice; financial secre Offered to Them. have a large colony near Grand (Special vli G. T. P. Telegraph?.) tary, L. Tattersall; recording sec Forks is reported. Passengers Juno 20. The relary, S. Doreen; treasurer, Goo. (Special via Q.T.P. 'Telegrapns.J' Winnipeg, gen on the Lynch Creek branch of the eral strike, which has paralysed Ambrose, conductor. Clarence E. SHOPMEN WON'T RESIGNATION Kettlo Valley Railway have been Weimar, June 20. The German all business in Winnipeg and Findlay: warden,. Geo. Crate; del- forced to witness the sights, sev cabinet has decided to resign throughout the west for the past egates to Trades and Labor Coun to make room for a new ministry, eral miles north of Grand Forks. (ivo weeks, will be called off., tomorrow, cil, Joe Gillis, John Vierick, J. II. STRIKE UNLESS OF THE ITALIAN which will sign the peace treaty, if not today. This is according llildilch and Bert Greer. or place itself officially on record to definite statcmanls Considerable discussion took MONTEAGLE BACK WITH as accepting the treaty as presented, BY AUTHORITY WAR MINISTRY made by a marr who is in close place regarding the contents of so that another session THE SIBERIAN FORCES tourh with the, conferences between a telegram which was received of the National Assembly can formally tlie Goverriment and civic from A. S. Wells, secretary of the ratify it. officials and tho strike, committee. British Columbia Federation of Vancouver Men Remain at Work Premier's Motion Rejected In the (Special via 0. T. 1'. Telegraphs.; Will Sign AH Right. Labor, in which il was urged that Until International Gives Chamber King Reserves Victoria, June 20. The Mont London, June 20 A report re It is understood that the strikers all unions affiliated with the Fed Word More Men Go Decision as to His . eagle has docked here with 747 ceived here by the Exchange Tele havd Agreed to accept" "colic eration should come out on strike a ' Back to Jobs. i" Acceptance.- ' ' members of the Canadian Siberian graph Co. stales that the German :tlve bargaining" as defined by in protest against the arrest of f orce under' the cpnimand of Ma Government has decided.to accept the ironmasters, and which it is the strike leaders in Winnipeg. (Sptctar via 0. T. P. Tolegrapas.) (Special via O. T. P. Telegraphs.1 jor General . Elmsly. Eighty-six the peace terms offered by the declared will be put into effect in This telegram was received by Vancouver, June 19. The rail Home, June 20. The Italian officers and a special force left Allies, staling that while the the negot iations with the employers. Geo. B. Casey. Out of a total way., shopmen here have decided Government has resigned, following for Vancouver. terms are not very agreeable,, of around there Eight Russian stowaways some noticeable concessions have membership 65, to remain at work until called out an adverse vote in the Cham were were only two votes in favor of by their internationals. This de ber of Deputies. Premier Orlando, discovered on board, who had been granted by the Allies. striking. in announcing his resignation managed to secure possession of PLANS FOR HOUSES cision was reached before the no tice of the cancellatoa of the. and.that of the cabinet, said Canadian uniforms. SMELTER CHARGES UNDER SOLDERS' SMELTER CLOSES DOWN trike as ordered was received that King Victor Emanuel has reserved from Montreal. Ninety per cent his decision as to his acceptance JOE BOYLE AGENT FOR REDUCED AT TRAIL HOUSING SCHEME AT GRAND FORKS THRO' of the shop inn voted to remain of the resignations. at work. The chamber by a vote of 259 CANADA IN ROUMANIA (Special via O.T.P. Telegraphs.) A set of seven blueprints of the SHORTAGE OF COKE Some of the freight handlers lo 78 rejected the Pre'mier's motion Nelson, B. C, June 19. The plans prepared in connection with and clerks relumed to their duties in favor of discussing the Well Known Yukon Man Leaves Smelters Enquiry Committee t.hf soldiers' housing scheme has (Special vu O. T. P. Tele graphs.) with the C. P. H. yesterday. Those question of confidence in relation London to Represent Canadian which was appointed to investi been received by the mayor from Grand Forks, B. C, June 20. who did not were automatically to the foreign policy of the Gov Interests In Balkan 8tate. gate into the charges made by the the government offices in Victoria. With the forced closure of the deprived of their positions by tho ernment on a certain occasion. Trail Smelters for the treatment These blueprints have been fixed Granby Consolidated Mining, ultimatum issued by the company (Special via O.T. P. Telegraphs.) of lead ores has issued its report on the notice board in the city Smelting and Power Company's that their jobs would be filled STRIKE LEADERS London, June 20. Colonel Jos, in which it Is stated that a re ball for public inspection. smeller lo take place on Saturday forthwith Boyle, the well known mining man duction in charges averaging $3 These plans arc in connection from the lack of coke, on account The advertisement which caused from the Yukon who organized per ton has been agreed upon. with the housing scheme for soldiers of the strike at the Crow's Nest such displeasure among the OUT ON BAIL the machine gun detachment from undo which a cash grant Pass coal mines, the company "Province" printers has been that territory at tho outbreak of of -op to $2,500 will bo made to will cease, perhaps permanently, issued on leaflets and distributed war, and who Is well known to all any soldier desiring to take advantage all operations at the smelter arid broadcast. It is relative to ttio Canadians for the leading part ho NOTIOE Have Agree to Nothing to do With of this scheme. A choice at the Phoenix mines. strike conditions and accused the played in Roumanian affairs during strike leaders of being Dolsheviki. Further Strike Matters Until Tho St. Regis Cafe Company both may bo made of any one of tho Tlie employees at plants th9 past two years, has loft seven plar.s, although the prospective will be given the opportunity of The Province resumed publication Case Is Disposed of London for Bucharest as the under the management builder is not confined to be.'ng transferred lo the Anyox on Wednesday and the Sun Canadian agentin Roumanla. of Mr. J. C. Gavigan, of will on Thursday, the (Special via 11. T. e. Te!eirnth.. has purchased the business or compelled to accept these plant, where there is a shortage re-appear Colonel Boyle will supervise the plans, should ho to build labor. printers having gone back to Winnipeg. June 20. The strike distribution of Canadian exports known as Self's Cafe from a different -want work by the orders from tho International leaders who Were arrested two to that country, and protect Canadian and will continue the same pne. Typographical Union. days ago at their homes in Win interests generally under as the St. Regis Cafe. All OF.BOUNDS OUT Carhartt's EPSOM It is stated that-250 NorthWest nipeg have been released from the terms of our agreement with claims against the previous, overalls and gloves. Agent, J. F. Smith Block. FOR THE CANADIANS Mounted Police from Siberia are custody on bail. Proceedings will that country. Canada, it will be management will be Magulre, on board the Monteagle and these be taken against them in tho remembered, is supplying $25,-000,000 paid by Mr. B. F. Self and will remain in Victoria. This wjll police court and if found guilty worth of manufactured and should be presented sjtclal via O. T, P. Teierrapta. bring the number of mounted of the charges laid.against them articles, raw materials and food for payment before June Wanted at Once London, June 20. The order policemen under the jurisdiction of sedition and conspiracy, their stuffs to Roumania. 30, 1919. 45 made yesterday closing all public of the Vancouver district up to cases will ue considered uy a houses in Epsom has been revoked, 400. special immigration board and deportation YESTERDAY'S SCORES 10 Carpenters the magistrate being assured will follow if the IN BASEBALL GAMES that the military now have charges warrant it. for Construction PROTEST AGAINST WESTHOLMP the situation thoroughly in hand. Tlio Canadian and English National League Philadelphia, Work The town has been placed out of WINNIPEG ARRESTS strike leaders upon the putting 1, Cincinnati 4; Boston 5, Pittsburg TONIGHT bounds for tho Canadian troops, up or tneir nail, amounting to 6; Brooklyn 4, Chicago 1; Mr. MCNEILL Apply after their wrecking the police two thousand dollars, have undertaken New York 7, St. Louis 5; New York Big Double Attraction of Telegraphs.) via 0. T. P. Prince Rupert Dry Dock and ollleo and rescuing one of theii (Special June 19. Tho to have nothing to do 3, Chicago 5; Washington 4, Detroit Vaudeville and Pictures' Ltd. number who had been locked up. Uellingham, with strike affairs until the Engineering Co., Washington State Federation of present l; Philadelphia 2, St. Louis During the fracas one policeman trouble is settled. 1. ELLIS & McCULLOUGH was injured so seriously that ho Labor has passed a resolution demanding in died.to Civilians go near the are camp,also forbidden except arrested at that Winnipeg the strike authorities at the leaders Instance WRECK OF C.P.R. S.S. jest 1,000 on tons the Ladysmlth Paolflo Coast,Coal,Just the 'Get the Money9 of the Federal dial they have business there. released. The Vancouver strike PRINCESS SOPHIA BE-LONGS irrlved. 8end yjur orders to the Farce Comedy,with good singing be -4 New Show Tonight Double -guards are being placed rlnce Rupert Coal Co. Phone 15. and dancing. No dull moments on the outskirts. committee is lo request the TO U.S. GOVT. a laugh from start to finish Trades Congress of Canada for a Beautiful World Pictures ALICE presents BRADY BIRTH nation-wide strike as a protest Shirley Mason : Ernest Truex arrests. (Special by O. T. P. Telegraphs.) against tho Winnipeg and Mrs, in There was horn to Mr. "DEMERS" in "THE TRAP" Sixth Avenue Victoria, June 20, The wreck peter Meuse, 709 "Come In" Albert & McCaffery, Ltd., have of the Princess Sophia is owned U on silk daughter. Wear Queen Quality June 20, a West, on Charlie Chaplin on hand 700 tons Nanaimo Wellington by the United Stales Government, ' gloves. We have them in Latest Paramount Production In All material for any kind of a coal. tf to wiiooi tlie vessel was turnea all shades and sizes. When Fifth Episode of Albert over when tho C, P. R. applied for U think of think The Lightning Raider "THE VAGABOND" uilding can bo furnished py you glovee, theL & McCaffery, Ltd. If Prlnoe Rupert Spruce Mills, the limitation of liability in of Queen Quality. Ford Gazette Ltd., csn furnish you any dimen- matter of claims, Because of; $1.00 Show for 15c.v 30c. 9,ADVANCE IN TltlCES - Fishermen. Swivels, ulon In spruce lumoer, at snort this fact the company will bs un-l COME AND BEE for and Speoial Shows 7.15 9.15 AS"iM' nd 80 centi each. Fuller's, notice. Agents, Albert & Mc able to undertake the work of! 3c Shows, 7:H and . 50o. dozen; hooks Ltd. Phone 45. tf Caffery, Ltd., Second Avenue, tf salvage. It $