PRINCE
RUPERT
Fish,
Meat
and
Poultry
Market
pne
671
Iiuw
ami
they
are
Hireling
wiiiii
-.-(kmI
reult.
Fairly
good
fishing,
mi
I
lie
Skecna
lller
i
alu
rc-j
ported
and
the
same
it
under-
.l,ood
In
he
prevailing
on
the,
Mau
liner.
The
sorkevc
seaon
open,
on
June
'
and
Hie
general
re-ojirii-
j
i:'g
oi
plant
win
lukc
ia'-
then
REDISTRIBUTION
BILL
NOT
READY
Difficulties
Being
Experienced
Connection
With
Quebec
and
Ontario
BODY
OF
MAN
IS
In
OTTAWA,
June
ft.
The
redin-
:
liulloii
lull
appear
lo
he
"'ill
a
:iniileralile
.distance
from
r
inplelloii
Pretty
general
agrce-
I
I
I
......
........
I.
n.
I
1.
U
I'M.
HHWII
OH
I
HI
II
nnviiril
"
Kn
Ihe
Wel
ami
lime
ninirui-'?
v
expectrd
Willi
the
inariliuie
I'
ninees.
Ontario
and
Ouebee
t;v
however,
till
Ihe
stuuihling
Mucks
and
there
ha
heeu
little
n
nre
townnl
learning
a
.ei-Irmeiil
wilh
either
of
lhee
pro-
inert
The
pitddem
of
city
le-Meentalhin
ulo
continue
to
l
one
of
Ihe
iuol
dillletilt.
anothFrtieuYiF
LONDON'S
RAILWAYS
Unofficial
Strike
of
Shopmen
Began
Thursday
Morning
LONDON,
June
0.
A
lieup
In
London'
luhe
and
railway
llu-nuuh
u
olrike
of
hopnin
which
hetian
Thursday
inoruliiK
1
iiicoinjilide
ince
the
nvovcinent
i
entirely
unofficial.
The
com
panic
involved
are
maintaining
ti
kelelon
erice.
No
oinnihu.e
or
IramwiiyH
are
nffecled.
FOUND
IN
ASH
PILE
CALOAIIY.
Juno
C--
The
body
of
a
well
dressed
nnir
believed
lo
he
George
Francis
'
Kdmonlon
New
Brunswick,
was
found
In,
an
u
!..!
near
Medicine
Hat.
RCICHSTAG
PASSES
RESOLUTION
FAVOR
OF
DAWES
REPORT
BKUI.IN.
July
C.
-
The
llni'lioiaK
today
approved
hy
h
fie
of
SU
In
183
Ilit
iM.iimn
of
I
lie
Oov-eriiineiil
of
Chancellor
Mark
iu
favor
(if
Ihe
Duwc
rrMrl.
which
provide
for
tile
elHeuinl
of,
I
he
out-slAiuiilig
r"krtrnll('ii
iIie
lion
belweeii
United
Slate
and
Hie
allied
countries
in
which
France
and
Belgium
a
i
id
(irenl
Briluin
are
the
inol
interested.
FIRST
BIG
STRIKE
TEST
Rank
and
File
In
London
go
Out
Though
Opposed
by
Union
Officials
LONDON,
June
6.
The
city's
railway
strike
was
a
great
deal
stronger
this
morning
and
what
trade
union
officials
describe
as
"the
first
big
test
of
the
so-called
rank
and
file
movement,"
seems
to
be
developing
In
favor
of
the
workers
with
communistic
tendencies.
Trade
union
circles
continue
to
oppose
the
strike
which
Is
entirely
unofflcal.
ALBANIA
REVOLUTION
STILL
LOOKS
SERIOUS)
Dcrat
Has
Been
Captured
by
In
surgents
and
Twenty
Killed
IU
i.MF,
June
ft.
The
revolu
tionary
situation
iu
Albania
Is
still
serious.
Iter.it
has
been
cap-lured
by
Ihe
revolutionaries
ami
Ivvenly
people
killed,
acrording
lo
despatches
from
Alvona.
FLYING
OFFICERS
ARE
0t
1.
KILLED
IN
ENGLAND
GIIANTIIAM.
Knglaiid,
June
0
Three
flying
officer
ami
a
sergeant
were
killed
on
rhttrs.
dav
iu
nn
accident
al
spit
I
legale
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
Amerloan
League
Washington
V.
Detroit'
7.
Philadelphia
L
Cleveland
5.
Boston
'i.
SI.
Louis
5.
New
York-Chicago,
rain.
National
League
I'lllsbiirg
2.
Brooklyn
0.
SI.
Louis
S,
Philadelphia
I.
Cincinnati
C.
Boston
0.
a-
V
w
York
I
Che
1
LDMONTON.
June
G.
-
Hie
Commercial
Grad
Ial
night
re-
4
laincd
the
international
ladle'
buketUall
championship
by
de-
featiiin'
the
Cleveland
"Favonle
Knits"
by
a
rrore
of
In
to
ID.
4
The
"tirads"
won
the
firt
frami-
played
Tuesday
by
a
fcore
of
21
to
7.
The
"Urad"
therefore
win
Ihe
round
by
C2
to
2fi.
The
Arena
wa
filled
to
capae.
ity
Willi
an
enlhuiatir
rrowd
of
fan
who
Utndied
applaue
on
ImiIIi
team"
whenever
a
player
on
cither
made
a
(rarliculurly
fine
Play.
The
pame
wa
more
inlerel-
In?
Mini
more
exciting
than
Hie
firl
encounter.
There
wa
more
fcoriuv
and
play
wa.
falVr.
at-
Ihoush
the
retill
of
the
pains
A
wa
practically
iJllel
ri?hl
from
the
tarl.
Ihe
Urad
were
never
headed,
nor
wa
the
"score
ever
rtoe.
but
even
tat
that
it
wa.
f.il
and
inlereling.
The
Cleveland
pirt
showed
up
to
heller
ad-VRnlase
lliau
in
the
firt-
fame
They
are
certainly
a
same
fislil-hik'
crew
of
pkm
-.port.
(Joins
rinto
Ihe
lal
'periinl
they
were
hopeely
out
of
Ihe
running,
hill
lliey
opened
up
a
terrific
al-tack
n
Hie
"Orads"
clnuiuliold
and
kepi
it
up
during
uiol
of
the
period.
The
"iSrad"
oulseored
Hie
"KniN"
1H
lo
if
in
Ihe
fir't
period
and
15
lo
V
in
the
ecoml.
In
'the
third
Hie
Favorite
Knit
oul-
eored
the
"Orad"
nine
lo
seven.
In
Ihe
firt
period
the
"Orad"
were
hiltiiiL'
on
all,ix:
they
sailed
right
In
wilh
all
flags
tlyin?
und
rolled
up
IK
points
whie
(he
'Kiiils'"
were
scoring
two.
In
IliN
frame
the
"Knit''
launched
an
offensive
but
Ihe
"Orads"
were
uble
lo
pull
out.
The
"Knits"
put
up
n
brilliant
game
and
sent
Ihe
crowd
,iiiging
their
praises
STRAIT
LACE
IS
Sir
WINNER
OF
OAKS
Edward
Hulton's
Filly
Leads
Field
In
English
Classic
Today
LONDON.
June
0.
Strait
Lace
owned
by
Sir
Fdvvard
Million,
won
the
Oaks
Slakes
or
2.000
with
extras,
Hie
classic
of
Hie
year
for
Ihree
year
old
fillies
al
one
and
half
miles.
Lord
lloseberry's
Plack
was
st
ond
and
Mrs.
Whitney'-.
Mink,
third.
Odds
on
Hie
winning
horses
were:
Strait
Lace,
100
lo
30;
Plack
II
to
10;
and
Mink
100
lo
7.
BIRTHS
A
daughter
was
born
at
the
Prince
llupert
General
Hospital
on,
June
0
lo
Mr
.and
Mrs.
Otof
Anderson
of
the
llichmond
Hooms
A
son
was
born
al
Ihe
Prince
llupert
General
Hospital
on
June
It
lo
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Ilainuions,
Tallow
Street.
The
Latest
In
Restaurants.
I
BOSTON
GRILL
.
..
-
-
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
Good
Service.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Private
Boxes,
for
Party
Use.
Talis
Her
to
The
Boston."
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
VOI,
XIV.,
133.
I'HINCK
Itri'KHT,
B.C.,
PIIIDAY,
.11
NE
0,
1021.
Tuttfln'i
Circulation,
1J17.
UMt
Slt
42S
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
US
UQS8
H
r
i
SMUGGLING
TREATY
IS
SIGNED
BIG
STSIKE
IN
LONDON
IS
DEVELOPING
WITH
COMMUNISTIC
TENDENCIES
lapointe
Signs
Liquor
and
Narcotics
Smuggling
Treaty
on
Behalf
of
Canadian
Government
ASIIIMi
l
U.Y
June
(J.
A
treaty
lo
suppress
llic
siuug-
g
:g
of
Iniiir
uinl
narcotics
aero
the
Canadian
boundary
was
iK
iftl
here
today
by
reprcenlntives
of
Canada
ami
Hit
United
S
U'-
governments.
Iluti.
Krnet
lipoinlc
signed
on
behalf
of
(.
adu
while
(lie
agreement
wa
signed
for
the
United
Stales
1j
.Secretary
of
.Slate
Hughe.
EDMONTON
WON
OVER
VISITORS
This
is
the
second
treaty
which
ha
heeu
signed
hy
a
Cana-'
i'
n
representative
without
the
inlervenlioii
of
Great
Britain,
Commercial
Grads
Beat
Visiting
B
ui,
Knicsl
Laoinle
being
the
repreenlalive
which
signed
Hie!
0rl
Basketball
Champions
lh;i
ilnil
Fiheries
Treaty,
t
:;
moii
at
that
lime.
GOOD
SPRING
SALMON
RUN!:
Three
Canneries
on
North
Coast
Are
Now
Putting
up
This
j
The
event
caused
a
good
deal
of
dis
variety
r
Hiree
canneries
on
lite
norlli
c
IMIa
Coola,
Balmoral
tiinl
N4
Harbor-
are
now
uKraling.'
They
are-putting
up
-prliig
ml.,
inuii,
the
f
lulling
-03011
for
whirh
open.
,
From
Bella
Coola
icporls
of
a
good
run
are
received.
About
louj
gill
net
fishermen
are
out
there
!
In
Fast
Game
BBBHBJh
mBBBBBBS
bbbbbbp
lBgBBBBtQKttBgayBjg
mJ$
iB?&!SaS&lBBk
BH
yt..
tjt
.Sir
Itoberl
Lainl
Bordon,
O.G.M.G.,
l'.d,
K.G.,
LL.I).,
former
inenner
of
Canada,
and
Sir
Edward
Ivenip,
K.C.M.G.,
P.O.,
who
was
tiiiiii(er
of
militia
ami
overseas
military
forces
during
Ihe
later!
stage
of
the
war.,
.caught
jy
The
Star
rati
ie
ran
un
while
holding
a-
recent
friendly
conference
in
Toronlo.
True
Bills
Against
Sons
of
Chicago
Millionaires
Charged
with
Murder
and
Kidnapping
UIHtlUiO,
June
(I.
The
tirand
Jury
voted
true
bills
on
both
charges
of
murder
and
kidnapping
for
ransom,
each
crime
punishable
by
death,
agaiut
Nathan
Leopold
and
Itichard
Loeb.
Their
confession
of
the
crime
against
young
Franks
declares
it
had
been
their
intention
from
the
first
to
kill
the
victim
because
they
feared
he
would
expoe
them
and
Ihey
intended
to
hide
the
money
for
u
sear
and
then
spend
it
carefully.
BBBHHBk
eTeTsTsTsTeC:
,-BM
HM
jJkie
Rii?
Hugo
Slinnes,
Jr.,
son
of
the
late
German
industrial
mag
nnle,
is
shown
with
his
wife
on
a
receul
trip
to
this
continent.
He
ts
lo
lake
over
the
management
of
nil
his
father's
big
iulcresis.
"
BERLIN
THREATENED
WITH
BEER
FAMINE
BKllLlN,
July
6.
The
cily
is
threatened
wilh
a
beer
famine
and
Iweuly-eight
breweries
are
closed
today
as
n
result
of
a
strike
of
li.000
workers
demanding
increased
wages
CANADIAN
ELECTED
MONTUKAL,
Juno
CLes!ic
L.
Grabill,
general
baggage
agetit
of
Ihe
Canadian
National
llnilvvay
who
was
yesterday
elected
president
of
the
American
Association
of
Baggage
Agenls
Is
Ihe
first
Canadian
to
bo
chosen
to
that
.'Jllee.
:
DISTRIBUTION
OF
FRY
LARGE
Ottawa
Reports
78,000,000
Fish
Eggs
Placed
From
Hatcher-
les
This
Spring
OTTAWA.
June
C.
Nearly
seventy-eight
million
fry
of
Ihe
more
valuable
food
fishes,
principally
salmon,
were
distributed
in
British
Colombia
waters
this
spring
from
the
government
hatcheries.
The
above
figures
include
the
distribution
from
the
hatcheries
of
central
British
Columbia
at
Bahiue
Iiake,
Lakelse
Lake
and
Ilfvers
Inlet,
records
for
which
am
not
kept
by
the
local
fisheries
ii
Sfcutoi'.
Bear
River
Mines
al
Stewart
Show
Great
Promise
and
will
Soon
be
Shipping
says
Clothier
With
the
melting
of
the
winter
snows
and
the
advent
of
more
favorable
weather
of
summer,
development
work
is
being
started
on
many
mining
properties
in
the
Bear
Itiver
valley
at
Stewart
and,
everything
considered,
the
prospects
for
that
district
this
year
are
very
favorable
indeed
slates
U.
A.
Clothier,
resident
mining
engineer.
Development
on
the
Duuwell
mine,
which
now
bears
the
"most
promise
because
it
has
had
the
most
work
done
on
it,
coa-
uiiies
lo
produce
very
satisfactory
results
and
fine
ore
has
been
encountered
on
the
north
drill
of
the
lower
tunnel.
II
is
probable
that
a
wagon
road
will
be
built
to
Hie
Dunwell
from
the
Main
Bear
Itiver
wagon
road
litis
year.
i
Number
Will
Operate
Supplies
are
beiii?
taken
iu
to
lie
lermtnus
.Mine
l.tu.
on
American
Creek
wilh
a
view
Jo
starting
work
and
K.
W.
Martin
lias
a
camp
started
on
the
Dandy.
group
on
Mslt
Creek.
An
en-
Sdneer
has
gone
in
for
the
Lake-
VICTOltIA,
June
C.
The
ap-view
on
(ilacier
Creek
and
sup-
pointment
of
Dr.
G.
M.
Weir,
pro-
dies
are
lKins-
taken
in.
The
In-
fessor
of
education
at
the
Uui-
dependence
Mining
Co.
on
Goose
versity
of
BritUh
Columbia
and
Creek
has
installed
a
camp
and
Dr.
J.
II.
Putnvan.
senior
in-
small
compressor
and
about
spector
of
schools
al
Ottawa,
a
eight
men
are
employed.
The
commissioners
lo
conduct
a
sur-Prince
John
.Mining
Co.
and
Hie
vey
of
British
Columbia's
edu-M.
G.
Mininff-CO.'
im
"the'
mirth
caliwiafysfein'ri-.
announced
tiy:
side
o(
Bear
Hiver
will
both
oper-
Premier
Oliver.
The
commission
ale
this
season.
Frank
Breeie,
is
empowered
lo
iitve(igale
evety
manager
of
the
L.
ami
L
is
on
phase
of
the
present
educational
the
ground
and
supplies
will
b-
system
before
bringing
in
a
re-
akeu
iu
as
soon
as
conditions
port
which
will
be
ready
about
permit.
A
London
company
ha
Hie
end
of
the
year.
(
an
option
on
I
he
ol.l
Portland
Canal
Mine
Ltd.
properly
on
(ilacier
Creekr
An
examination
will
be
made
as
soon
as
the
snow
lias
gone
in
about
a
couple
of!
weeks.
Prove
Real
Mine
Willi
so
much
'development
cipated
that
at
least
one
real
mine
will
be
proven
up
iu
Hie
Hear
Hiver
district
before
very
long.
In
the
meantime,
(he
Various
programs
outlined
all
com
.V
J,fl,i.
w
aa
a
,.
,.
a
-
MAKE
SURVEY
work
lo
be
carriedout,
it
is
anil-.Motion
OF
EDUCATION
Premier
Oliver
Announces
Ap
pointment
of
Two
Commissioners
For
Purpose
GERMAN
ACTION
EXPERT
REPORT
Implement
Terms
of
IH'.HLIN.
July
C
Governmental
parties
submitted
a
motion
in
bine
to
make
general
activity
and
tc
reichsla
llm
,ll-lii(t
ii
l.tinnftl
I
inT
lliri,-l
Submitted
In
Reichstag
declaring
II
expe
t-
cd
the
government
in
the
inter-
by.
Many
or
Ihe
properties
at
Pfiis
l(f
Hie
preservation
of
tliej
tl,is
stage
bear
good
promise
and
economic
situation
to
imniedi-il
is
for
that
reason
(hat
work
is'ately
introduce
legislation
for
being
continued
on
Ihem.
Several
(,e
execution
of
the
proposals
of
I
hem
perhaps
all
will
.soon-'contained
in
the
experts'
report."
er
or
laler
enter
upon
the
pro-J
duel
ion
stage
when
return
will
IJIVTDC
AD17
fftMIMP
rapidly
be
forllicoininy
for
llteir
!nlIVtRj
ARC
LUITllNu
operation
sent.
botli
iast
and
prr-
HALIBUT
SCHOONER
WAVE
IS
ON
ROCKS
TO
CLIMB
MOUNTAIN
(Members
of
Rocky
Mountain
I
Field
and
Forsst
Club
of
Boston
Expected
!
About
eighty
members
of
the
American
Vessel
Approaching
Hocky
Mountain
Field
and
Forest
Port
Last
Night
Plied
up
In
Club
of
Botou
are
expected
lo
Mettakatla
Passage
pa"
through
here
on
July
tt
and
jit
is
likely
II.
at
arrangements
While
miking
toward
port
"'
le
made
for
them
to
climb
lust
night
with
a
catcji
of
iix,the
mountain
nl
the
hack
or
the
thousand
pounds,
the
American
city.
While
they
are
not
all
halibut
schooner
Wave,
Capt.
O.
climbers
n
great
many
are
und
Andalil.
went
on
the
rocks
in,"1"''
e
looking
Tor
places
lo
Metlakatla
liassage
and
was
still
climb
wherever
they
go.
fasl
ashore
up
to
noon
today.
A-
"
boat
is
going
out
to
lakn
off
the
IMMFNSF
SWFFPTAKF
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.
a
,
.-.ua
w
.
,
i
rn
iiuiii
iiitt
iii!Mir!Mn
,r!,!ci
and
it
Is
expected
she
will
be
removed
from
her
plight
at
the
next
favorable
srage
of
the
tide.
GERMANY
TO
SETTLE
Indemnities
Will
Include
Com
mandeered
Private
Property,
Bonds
and
Banks
BKHLIN,
June
0.
The
agreement
entered
into
fiy
Germany
wilh
the
allied
powers
is
said
to
include
a
settlement
of
Indemnities
for
German
private
properly
commandeered
during
the
war;
readjustment
of
bonds
and
rehabilitation
of
MJuii.an
Asiatic
Bank.
WAS
WON
IN
INDIA
XAIIIOIII,
June
0.
.
The
Calcutta
sweepstakes
of
70,00(1
was
won
by
Captain
BuruAui,
u
teal
estate
agent
here.
who
bought
five
tickets
before
the
race
ami
sold
hair
the
winning
ticket
to
a
Calcutta
syndicate
for
3,000.
CONSERVATIVES
WON
IN
OXFORD
ELECTION
LONDON,
June
A.
J.'onserva.
Germ'anives
won
Ihe
by.eleeliou
at
Ox-
the,
font
yesicrday,
returning
Caul.
It
C.
Uoui'uu
iy
a
fcirye
majority.