25
TAXI
Ambulance
nd
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
and
fith
St.
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
MANY
EXTEND
GREETING
TO
WAR
VESSELS?
rived
in
the
hurbor
yesterday
afternoon.
As
II.
M.S.
Hood,
the
Hepulse
W'
ti
dines.
Airplanes
rireico;
over
Hie
flei'is.
The
I'lly's
ollloial
welcome
lMik
place
mi
Ho
Itallniityue
pier
win
r
Mayor
Owen,
Ihe
city
aldermen
and
other
ofllclals
read
lo
Forty
Thouaand
Affected
by
Vote
Taken
Among
Clothing
Workers
XI
AS
Y0IIK.
June
-
Foriy
1
1
.....
.....
I
unrLnn
mi
women's
National
League
New
York
1!,
Brooklyn
3.
Boslon
H-,
Pliilailclidiiu
V.I.
SI.
bonis
1,
Cincinnati
2-2.
I'lllsliurjr
H,
Chicago
7.
American
League
PliliAwYlphia
.'l,
lloslon
I.
Washington
3,
.New
York
2.
Cleveland
l-t.
Chicago
2tR.
Detrain
3,
St.
Louis
2.
luo
is
suffering
from
his
friends
who
were
mixed
up
with
the
oil
's-nndal.
.
YANCOl
VLB.
Jun
-'0.
Fifty,
(npr
WVy
names
are.
men.
thousand
riiiicnn
of
Vanr.tuvfrj,,,,,
possibilities
including
gave
Ihe
British
special
service
roiin,.H
men
as
squadron
a
welcome
when
it
ar-
Senator
Dcar
W.
Undcrwgod
ami
Hie
Adelaide
rounded
Point'
iffy
from
Victoria
Ihey
were
met
liy
a
great
'flotilla
of
small
i
all
and
excursion
steamers.
Thousand
of
persons
were
'oe.
riijiyiriH-
points
of
viinlavu
In
Siutil.-v
Park.
Hie
firil
narrows
of
Alabama.
Senator
Joe
IrPirfsai.
-
'
J
-
VS1IVI
unt
Point
tirey
and
shouted
their,
v.pndith,
of
Iowa.
(iovemor
Kansas
T.
of
ItolnTJoii.
Homer
S.
Cuniirihig.
utLO
nrelhutlMr'"
"
illnrd
Salhury.
of
Delaware.
Mayor
Hever.
of
Chicago.
Senator
Samuel
Morfalt
on.
of
Imliaua.
Kx
Srrelary
of
Agriculture
Jnuathau
Senator
vvalsii,
in
.vioniana.
(...voriiMi-
Pat
Morris
Xeff.
of
Texas.
Senator
James
A.
Heed,
of
Mis
souri
William
Jennliics
Itrvan.
of
ami
'chihlren
s
clolliinir
in
XPwil'loriila.
veteran
Denvwralic
nol-
v
irl.
ni
i.
T
iirioilv
vnled
to
ko
on
iiifinii
null
one-time
power
In
.
i
i.
l
.
.
strike.
11
was
nnnounceu
oy
mo
uie
party
ansuluaniated
clolliinir
worker
or
America.
The
strike
was
ordered
nflee
all
nynii
had
been
Inken
to
wipe
out
what
lliey
describe
as
iinlraialde
conditions.
CASUALTIES
DURING
STORM
IN
SOUTH
WII.MINtimX,
Delawnre.
June
5(1.
-Two
people
were
killed
and
a
score
Injured
when
Hon
bouses
were
unrooTe!
hero
last
nljiht
in
u
terrific
storm.
LEAGUE
BASEBALL
ELECTION
RETURNS
Psttullo
Got
Ehht
Votes
at
Sand
spit
and
Newton,
Ten
Mackay,
nil
Saudspit
voted
Palltillo,
H
Xewtuu.
10:
and
Maekiiy
nil
at
Ihe
provincial
election
lasl
I'ri
day.
Till
brinjrs
Ihe
lolals
up
lo
Palltillo.
Hit:
Newton,
MHI
and
Mackay
113.
Uumshewa.
Jed
way,
l.ockepori
ami
inursion
lliiilutr
all
small
polls
aieyel
lo
he
heard
from.
ITALY
WILL
ATTEND
Accepts
Invitation
to
Allied
Conference
In
July
it()ME,June
20,
Xevvspupers
here,
say
Ihe
government
has
accepted
an
invitation
to
attend
the
proposed
ullie
conference,
lo
be
held
Tu
London
In
July.
mm
IJon,
Davis,
of
Governor
Albert
O.
Ilitchie.
of
virc
admiral
Sir
Frederick
Field
I
Governor
Governor
Charles
Charles
Bryan,
llry'an,
of
an
illuminated
address.
expressive
Nebraska.
of
gratification
of
the
cilixcns
ull
K.
Governor
Cox,
of
Ohio.
the
arrival
of
the
fleet
and
loyal-
nominee
in
l20.
ly
1
tin-
vmpire.
Senator
Carter
Glass,
of
Vir-
The
i
lly
wm.
in
festive
ntlire.
8inia.
flajjs
and
everywhere
The
fieri
days
liu
nt
tiiR
were
flying
reniaius
here
for
ten
WOMEN
STRIKE
IN
NEW
YORK
Mnryland.
Senator
Womlhridjte
X.
Ferris
tf
M
if
hi
can.
John
W.
Davis,
of
West
Vir.
ginia,
ex-ainhas;plor
lo
Grea
llriluin.
Solictor
John
11.
Kendrick.
of
Wyoming.
Gnvrruor
Fred.
II.
Ilrowii.
of
New
Hampshire.
Senator
lloya!
S.
t'opelaiul.
of
New
York,
liovernor
Silier.
of
New
Jersey
Josi'idms
Daniels.
.North
Caro
1
1
.
.
i
..
....
.......
iliijii,
f.v-iTn-iiiry
nmj.
.
pounds
and
three
Canadians,
the
,njJ
ve!(enlay
,
i0liu,cratic
WILL
FORCIBLY
FEED
at
PRINCE
RECEIVES
:
CANADIAN
MINISTER
national
convention
was
tuned
in
on
the
While
House
radio
with
President
Coolidpe
an
interested
listener.
The
president
has
-be
come
a
wireless
enthusiast
and
friends
attest
he
will
take
his
seat
at
Ihe
wireless
almost
throughout
,
the
convent
ion.
McAdoo
forces
in
the
credentials
eomniitlee
were
victorious
in
seating
Judge
Thomas
C.
Bvirke
as
alternate
of
Frank
S.
Myers
of
Portland
as
a
delegate
at
large
for
Oregon,
The
Ions
established
two
I
bird
rule
governing
the
nomination
of
'candidates
for
president
and
vice-president
was
approved
for
twt
lkllttlttv
lik
41
t
m
it'll
lint
in
lilt
"
',nl"'"
"
","
'
"-"'
nAiii!inTri
niunnrnrnn
.
LUNYiliimJ
UUKUnttLJAd
vote
at
yesterday's
meeting
of
.
Ithe
conunlllee
on
rules.
MONTIIKAL.
June
2
Scrafinl'
A
row
prohibition
enforce-
iiii.I
Dnvis.
two
of
the
six
lianilil.st',,'H
broke
out
at
n
caucus
of
who
have
been
sentenced
'to
hangl,l,,v
Florida
delegates
with
Wil-
in
Ofintier
foe
the
murder
of
N"'"
J-
Hryan
on
one
end
and
Henri
Clernnx
are
on
a
huiiL'eril'oinier
(Joveruor
Albert
W.
Oil
strike
and
have
been
warned
jchrlsl
on
the
other.
Bryan
won.
thai
unless
they
eat
they
will
be
ne
caucus
rejecting
a
resolution
forcibly
fed.
.declaring
there
should
he
no
pro-
uiiuiion
piaiiK
tn
the
national
platform.
SEVERAL
KILLED
I.IIU..VIKI.
June
'Jli.
unmmi
I,
u.
I
().,
.1
tine
jo
iiie
Prince
was
killed
and
firieen
persons
of
Wales
yesterday
received
HoU.
were
Injured
when
the
stone
cop-(Jeorge
Hoadley,
minister
or
ngri-
.
.
r,g
mi
from
a
three
storey
x
build-
II
Hl.;...l
I.,-
I
I-
cumin:
lor
aiuerui,
woo
is
in
ing
carrying
down
a
mass
of
uigianiKon
oiuciai
ousmesn.
,
jbrlck
and
lb
fire
escape.
mt)m
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
1
1
m
W
1
aBBBBB
WtSmri
vui
iBBBBBBBBBeli
if
aMfBiaBfT
BBBC
Atier
knocking
about
every
batlery
in
ba-eballdom
for
a
homer
Babe
Hiith
has
decided
to
try
his
luck
with
tin.'
red
batlerv
the
lOUh
Field
Artillery.
i
which
he
enlisted
a
few
days
agu.
SEATTLE
HAS
ACLEANUP
Woman
Mayor
Pro.
Tem.
Issues
Order
to
Chief
of
Police
SEATTLE,
June
26.
While
Dr.
E.
J,
Brownr
mayor
of
Seattle,
Is
In
New
York
attending
the
Democratic
national
convention,
Mrs.
Henry
Landes,
as
acting
mayor,
today
gave
Chief
of
Police
Severyns
twenty-four
hours
to
clean
up
the
city
and
report
to
her.
She
wrote
to
him
that
"bootlegging
and
gambling
are
carried
on
openly
and
holdups
are
a
dally
occurrence,'
'and
said
that
If
he
had
spoken
truly
In
declaring
that
a
hundred
men
of
the
police
department
were
unfit
as
officers,
"then
that
Is
the
number
you
should
get
rid
of."
FISH
ARRIVALS
Four
Boats
Sold
S1,200
Pounds
of
Halibut
at
Exchanne
Today
Four
halibut
boals
sold
catches
totalling
SI.
2f)Q
pounds
at
the
'ish
Exchange
this
morning.
One
American,
boat
sold
I2,(inn
balance
Arrivals
and
sales
were
as
fol
lows:
American
Anna
J.,
12.000
pounds,
at
13.1c
and
8c,
to
the
Pacific
Fish
eries.
Canadian
Tlllie
S.,
15,000
pounds,
12.
He
and
7c,
lo
the
Allin
Fi
cries.
P.
Dnrccn,
1
1.000
pounds.
I2.no
and
7c,
lo
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
S.A.,
3,200
pounds,
at
12.7c,
and
7c,
to
Ihe
lloyal
Fish
Co.
Strike
of
Japanese
Fishermen
on
Skeena
River
Ends
Today
and
Boats
get
Good
Catches
The
slrike
or
Jai,ie
salmon
fishermen
on
the
Skeena
Hivir
is
at
an
end
with
the
men
accepting
the
terms
offered
Jy
the
canneries
ul
the
outset
of
Ihe
seau.
As
a
res;d
t.l
risji-erineii
Jap,
Indiaus
and
while
rued
(the
lasl
nienlioiied
of
whom
were
not
on
strike
i
nre
returning
lo
work
today
and.
by
the
end
of
the
week
fishing
will
be
on
in
full
swlng.
While
only
a
limited
number
or
boats
operated
by
while
men
have
been
out
so
far,
no
general
idea
as
to
Ihe
run
oil
the
Skeena
Hiver
lias
yet
been
obtained.
Such
boals
as
have
been
COOLIDGE
IS
out.
however,
huvc
been
been
lining
well
wilh
the
high
one
so
-
far
lakuiK
200
fish
in
a
day.
The
run
on
the
Naas
is
reported
to
he
very
satisfactory
and
il
is
anticipated
that
the
Skeena
will
be
aUo.
LISTENER
AT
CONVENTION
White
House
Tunes
in:
Row
Over
Prohibition
Plank
In
Program
of
Democrats
NFAY
YORK,
June
2C.AI
the-
nrmMiidimi
ii
f
i
hi
in
It
i
no
I
inip
DEVELOPMENT
WORK
AT
OWEN
LAKE
WAS
STOPPED
LAST
WEEK
Development
work
on
ruining
properties
at
Owen
Lake
near
Houston,
which
Ihe
Federal
Min
ing
Smelting
Co.
has
been
conducting
for
some
months,
was
cloed
down
at
the
end
of
the
week
and
Ihe
stall'
sent
out.
It
is
said
that
Ihe
company
was
not
satisfied
with
the
showings.
As
a
result
of
unfavorable
reports
made
by
Mr.
Burbidge,
u
consulting
engineer,
who
recently
visited
the
properties,
il
is
understood
that
Ihe
Federal
Co,
Is
also
closing
down
operations
at
Usk
and
Dome
Mountain.
CHLOROFORM
THOSE
UNFIT
Also
Would
Make
It
Impossible
to
Produce
Low
Type
of
Child
TORONTO,
June
26.
At
a
conference
of
the
association
for
child
protection
held
last
night,
Superintendent
Mc-Leod
of
Edmonton
recommended
the
cutting
off
of
the
mentally
unfit
of
the
race
at
the
source.
He
said
he
would
chloroform
all
such
children
and
take
the
parents
who
produce
that
type
of
child
and
make
It
Impossible
for
them
to
add
to
the
country's
population
of
unfits.
U.S.
EXCHANGE
GOES
VERY
CLOSE
TO
PAR
NEW
YOUK.
June
2
Canadian
exchange
rose
to
D
yesterday,
Ihe
highest
point
it
has
reached
llils
year.
(.oral
hanks
report
thai
Vocal
exchange
was
(he
lowest
on
record
for,
the
year,
U.S.
being
quoted,
at
one
and
one
eighth
which
would
about
correpond
(th
the
Vevv
York
fjuwtattoii.
CHIGAUO.
June
20.
President
Ban
Johnson
of
the
American
League
yesterday
reinslateil
(ieorge
Sisler
as
manager
of
tle
SI.
Louis
Browns.
He
was
indefinitely
suspended
on
Sunday
wilh
Iwo
olher
members
of
the
club
as
a
result
of
a
pop
bottle
showor-
tltiTctnl'-at
"
iTmpire
Howard
Holmes.
LOCAL
ELKS
TO
JOURNEY
NORTH
Excursion
to
Ketchikan
May
Take
Place
with
Special
Stearqer
on
July
26
About
July
20
Ihe
Prince
Ilu-perl
Elks'
Lodge
plans
on
making
a
trip
lo
Ketchikan
with
its
Minstrel
troupe
and
a
baseball
team.
Efforts
are
now
being
made
lo
charter
Ihe
steamer
Prince
John
tor
the
week-end
trip,
leaving
early
Saturday
morning
and
re
turning
Sunday
night.
Pressing
invitations
from
the
mayor,
chamber
of
commerce
and
prominent
cftizens
of
Jun
eau
lo
visit
thai.
city
as
well
have
been
received
but
il
is
not
expected
that
il
will
be
possible
lo
do
so.
The
acceptance
of
a
imilar
invitation
from
Wrangell
may
also
have
to
be
foregone.
On
July
4
the
minstrel
show
may
pay
Its
annual
visit
lo
Port
Essinglon.
PERSONAL
PHYSICIAN
4
TO
PRESIDENT
RESIGNS
WASHINGTON,
June
2C.
-
Brigadier
(ieneral
Charles
Saw.
ycr
yestenlay
resigned
as
per
sonal
physician
of
the
iiresident.
.staling
that
lie
desired
lo
return
to
.Marion,
Ohio,
and
devote
his
time
to
the
Harding
Memorial
Association.
EARTHQUAKE
WAS
RECORDED
IN
SOUTH
SAX
JOSE,
Col.,
Juno
20.
Santa
Clara
Universlly
registered
an
earthquake
between
six
and
will
half
past
seven
last
evening,
ap
parenlly
in
Central
America,
equal
in
intensity
to
the
recent
Japanese
quake.
MACLAREN
AT
RANGOON
The
Latest
In
Restaurant.
BOSTON
GRILL
Third
Avenue.
Best
of
Food
(food
Service.
Private
Boxes
for
Parly
Use.
"Take
Her
to
The
Boston."
VOL
XIV,
NO.
UO,
'j-"i)s
PHIXCE
HL'PKHT,
H.(I
TIUMlSDAY,
JUNE
20,
l2V
Tseufea.-e
oiroui.ii....
i.aso.
stf..t
sL
m,
PRICE
FIVE
CENTS.
BRITISH
LABOR
GOVERNMENT
STANDS
FIRM
SPECIFIC
ORDER
IS
ISSUED
BY
WOMAN
MAYOR
FOR
CLEANUP
OF
SEATTLE
Battle
Being
Fought
for
Nomination
of
a
Democratic
Candidate
NEW
YOltK.
June
10.
(imcriior
ADred
Kmitli
of
New
V!iK
was
formally
placed
before
Ihe
Democratic1
.National
cnu-w
lion
for
iiominalioii
for
Ihe
riileu-y
of
the
United
Slates
Mi.,,
morning.
The
name
of
William
(lihb
McAdoo
ot
placed
before
the
imivenlinn
yclcrday.
Tammany
llnll
leaders
ure
hiking
HiiiiIIi
who
is
Kovernor
or
the
slate.
.McAdoo
is
u
son-iit
law
of
the
tale
preidenl
Wilson
mid
is
Ihe
clwiceof
a
large
mv
lion
of
the
soulh
.
It
possible,
however,
lhal
owing
lo
the
keen
rivalry
between
Ihe
opposing
faction
a
more
or
less
ob-
M'urr
man
iiinj
in?
iim-tii.
,
I
II
i
sabi
thai
while
Governor
jSiuilh
controls
a
majority
of
the
vole
of
the
convention,
MoAdo
controls
enough
.In
prevent
him
(filing
Ihe
requisite
Iwo
thirds
A
Ioiik
drawn
out
battle
of
wil
and
ballot
-.eeins
likely.
Mc-
Britain
will
not
give
up
Sudan
Announced
President
of
Council
LONDON,
June
20.
The
British
government
announced
yesterday
lhal
it
is
not
going1
lo
abandon
the
Sudan
in
any
sense
whatever.
This
definite
endorsement
of
the
policy
of
previous
governments
was
proclaimed
by
Lord
Parmoor,
lord
president
of
the
council,
in
the
House
of
Lords.
It
carries
greater
significance
in
view;
of
the
impending
visit
of
the
Egyptian
premier
to
confer
with
the
Hrilish
government
and
to
discuss
the
Egyptian
demand
for
the
cession
to
that
country
of
the
Sudan.
ST.
LOUIS
BROWNS
VA
Nltt
RFAfH
MANAGER
REINSTATED,
Was
Suspended
Sunday
as
Result
of
Pep
Bott'e
Shower
Offending
Umpire
on
lALtUnA-UN
LONG
FLIGHT
Pontoon
Will
be
Removed
Before
They
Proceed
Direction
of
Europe
CaLCUrrA,7une
26.
-Their
flight
around
ihe
world
practically
half
comptete.1.
ho
three
United
,Stateiwwnyvw,rM'i"ftrrfaT
cruisers
piloted
by
Lieut.
Lowell
H.
Smith,
flight
commander.
Lieut.'
Wade
and
Lieut.
Erik
.Nelson
arrived
here
this
afternoon
from
Akyab
on
the
Bay
of
Ben
gal.
,
The
machines
will
be
thorough
ly
overhauled
and
such
repair
and
renovations
as
are
necessary
will
be
execuled
here
but
Ihe
uiosl
important
change
will
be.
Ihe
removal
of
Ihe
pontoons.
with
which
the
planes
have
flown
from
Santa
Monica,
California.
and
Ihe
installation
of
landing
gears
which
will
fTe
used
Tor
the
flight
across
Asia
and
Europe
to
Hie
north
or
England.
The
flyers
will
necessarily
spend
several
days
here
and
preparations'1
aro
being
made
lo
give
Ihem
as
elaborates
a
reception
as
Hie
lime
at
their
disposal
will
permit.
Lieut.
Smith,
stating
his
opin
ion
that
the
most
hazardous
ami
difllcult
portion
of
the
entire
venture
was
now
behind,
expressed
confidence
that
he
and
his
fellow
officers
will
be
able
to
complete
their
globe
encircling
aerial
cruise
with
ease
and
dis
patch.
TWO
SEAPLANES
DUE
NEXT
WEEK
Machines
from
Jericho
Beach.
Vancouver
.Will
be
Stationed
Here
for'
Fisheries
t
Patrol
Arrangement
are
practically
complete
for
Ihe
departure
of
tbn
Iwo
seaplanes
from
Iho
Jericho
Beach
station
in
Vancouver
for
Princn
llupert
where
(hey
will
lie
engaged
in
fisheries
patrol
service
during
Hie
summer.
Tho
machines
are
expected
hero
about
the
end
of
nex
week.
Flight
Lieutenant
Earl
Macleod
tie
in
charge
of
the,
detach-
ment
wilh
Flying
Ofllcer
A,
II.
Hull
acting
as
pilot
and
Pilot
Olticer
tt.
J.
Duncan
h
photographer.
The
latter
will
take
photographs
of
every
spawning
ground
in
the
district;
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