BLIND
PIGS
Police
tar
irfvnrir
i
Ways
and
Means
of
Getting
Bid
of.
Illicit.
Traffic.
1
establishment,
were
being
conducted
In
every
section
of
the
city
and
The
good
name
of
the
local
police
department
was
being
shaken.
KILLED
BY
ANT
INSANE
PERSON
C.
N.
R.
Signalman
At
Port
Arthur
Struck
To
Death
By
Iron
Bar.
FOHT
WILLIAM,
June
29.
William
Morgan,
signalman
on
the
Canadian
Nal'ional
Railway,
at
Port
Arthur,
is
dead
and
two
others
seriously
injured.
Andrew
Anlonink,
alleged
'by
the
police
lo
be
insane,
attacked
Morgan
wilh
a
heavy
iron
bar
this
morning
with
fatal
results,
and
Roh-ert
McManus,
another
signalman
and
John
(tall,
Canadian
National
policeman,
were
seriously
BASEBALL
National
'
Boston,
6j
New
York,
0.
Chicago,
-3;
St.
Louis,
3-8.
Pittsburg,
5;
Ciucinatti,
2.
American
SI.
Louis,
8;
Detroit,
2.
Cleveland.
i
Chicago,
8.
Philadelphia,
I;
Washinglon.
(
NEW
TELEPHONE
DIRECTORY
A
new
.telephone
directory
is
about
lo
be
issued.
Applications
for
moves,
changes
or
new
listings
for
this
Jssue
must
be
made
in
writing
lo
Telc;
phone
,.
Department,
Hall,
not
later
than
July
1.
"
'
153
hutiot's
and
homes.
Landslides
caused
by
the
shock!
the
former
soldiers
'
took
place
aT
many
points
and
la
million
dollars
Towns
in
(iallatiu
valley
were
ligfitly
in
other
towns.
Communication
with
Santa
Harhara
was
immediately
cut
after
the
shocks
but
meagre
reports
filtering
through
said
most
nf
the
building
on
Stale
Street
hail
been
destroyed,
one
of
Ihem
the
famous
Arliupluu
Hotel.
There
was
no
mention
of
loss
or
life.
Two
other
hotels
were
reported
destroyed,
An
eye-witness
relurninig
to
Ventura
slated
(hat
'Santa
Harhara
water
mains
burst,
flooding
the
town,
but
no
fires
had
started.
The
ipiake
was
fell
strongly
in
Los
Angeles,
Hollywood,
and
surrounding
lowns
extending
as
far
north
as
Hakersfield.
Later
Reports
SAN
FMANCISCO,
June
29.
The
Southern
Pacific
llailroad
reitorls
CD
dead
in
Santa
Har
hara.
The
Associated
Oil
Company
has
received
private
advices
from
Santa
Harhara
that
"many
large
buildings
have
been
levelled.
lll'.I.KNA,
June
29.-
Montana
ooints
again
today
experienced
quakes,
but
on
a
minor
scale.
SAN
FRANCISCO,
June
zv.
Direct
communication
wil'li
Santa
Harhara
was
established
late
this
morning.
The
first
reports
over
(he
telephone
showed
the
casually
list
not
so
larcg
as
was
ul
first
feared.
SANTA
HAHHAHA,
June
29.
Four
persons
are
known
lo
have
been
killed
and
from
100
lo
3(10
injured
in
the
earthquake
shock
mi
fi
15
tills
im-rning,
damaging
w.iii.:ilK'
all
fctiuclurrs
in
the
city
and
wrecking
several
of
the.
largest
buildings.
Buildings
Destroyed.
The
San
Marcos
building,
the
largest
business
structure
in
the
cily,
complelely
collapsed
along
one
third
of
its
length.
The
Arlington
llolel
and
St.
Francis
hospital
were
partially
destroyed.
The
first
quake
was
followed
by
about
20
others
of
minor
violence.
The
first
shock
which
the
survivor
of
the
San
Francisco
Members
of
I.O.D.E
Visited
Cemetery
Yesterday
and
Porforrr.ed
Simplo
Ceremony
A
service
of
much
interest
took
place
yesterday
at
Fairvievv
cemetery
when
member
of
the
Adair
Cars
Chapter,
Daughters
of
Hie
Lmpire,
together
with
mepibers
from
other
local
chap-'
lers
mel
tu
decorate
the
praxes
of
deceased
returned
soldiers.
The
service
was
of
a
simple
character,
including
the
lowering
of
the
flap,
and
the
placing
of
wreaths
on
the
various
graves
of
The
Queen
Mary
Chapter
111
VII
I
I
IK
I
A
'
Mocked
highways
and'
railways
placed
a
beautiful
wreath
on
the
All
!
lJl
Villi
1
1W
jf
,jfe
t,tcum.,,
prase
of
Mrs.
F.
(i.
Dawson,
who
-
Latest
report
say
that
damage'
a
past
repent
of
the
Muniel-
Commlsslon
Discusses
properly
is
estimated
at.,
halt
-"int.
...
j.-.i.-'L
.
"
i
llliis
"heaviest
sufferers.
Ilailwa4?ir.,lame,;chapter,
,ra",c
lhre
was
blockvd
in
M-o
VICTORIA,
June
2U.
-Action
clean
out
the
blind
pips
of
the
,,raI
l'11'1'
"
s,,,,ei-city
is
being
launched
by
the
California
Shaken
police
c
mhiission
and
an
effort
SAN
FRANUSCO,
June
29.
is
to
be
made
to
pet
the
liquor
Santa
Barbara,
perched
high
boanl
to
limit
the
amount
of
above
the
Pad
ftp
Ocean,
suffered
liquor
sold
to
men
who
are
in
disaster
to
an
extent
not
yet
he
liabil
of
selling
it
again.
.determined
in
an
earthquake
A
I
a
meeting
here
Police
Com-I
which
was
genera
over
southern
intssioiier
Slaneland
charged
California
at
seven
o'clock
this
that
blind
pips
and
bootlegging!
morning,
but
apparently
struck
pal
Chapter,
and
also
on
the
TELLS
ABOUT
KING
OPENED
CANADA
riift
'ceremony
litem
concluded
with
Ibe
rilisiup
of
the
Union
Jack
and
the
singing
of
God
Save
the
Kiiup.
yVlinnl
fiirlv
ul
li.mlp.l
Itio
rtrp.
ALASKA
WORK
Wranfletl
Narrows
To
Be
Dred-
ped
hy
United
States
Government
to
200
Feet.
COLONEL
STEESE
HERE.
Going
To
Hyder
To
Investigate
Matter
of
Improving
That
....
Port.
Colonel
James
(5.
Stce-c,
for
the
past
five
years
president
of
the
Alaska
Road
Commission
and
Division
Engineer
for
Rivers
and
Harbors
in
Alaska,
arrived'
in
Prince
Rupert
today
on
the
Prince
Rupert
from
his
head
quarters
at
Juneau,
Alaska.
He
will'cotiliiuic
this
evening
on
the
Prince
(mark's
lo
Stewart,
B.C.,
to
hold,
public
hearings
on
I
lie
iniiirovenienl
of
Hyder
Harbor
authorized
in
the
River
and
liar.
bor
Bill
Which
passed
(lie
United
Stales
Congress
on
March
3,
last.
In
order
lo
arconiiuodatt
LotuuVl
Steese.lhe
Prince
Charles
willmit
short
its
ordinary
slop
at
Aliyox
and
continue
to
Stewart
arriving
about
8
a.m.,
and
re
maining
until
midnight.
Colonel
Steese
will
return
on
the
Prince
Charles
and
continue
lo
Juneau
oiv
the
Prince
(ieorge.
When
seen
at
the
hotel
Prince
Rupert
soon
after
his
arrival,
Colonel
Sleese
slated
"The
same
(continued
on
pace
sixl
HOUSE
THIS
MORNING
LONDON,
June
29.
King
(ieorge,
accompanied
"by
(Jueen
Mary,
formally
opened
Canada
House,
the
new
Canadian
headquarters,
this
morning.
earlliquake
or
1000
said
wns
more'severe
than
that
one,
broke
water
and
gas
mains
and
broke
the
reservoir
supplying
the
cily
wltlr'vvnler.
-
-
GOVERNORAND
LADY
BYNG
IN
CITY
SATURDAY
grave
of
Mrs.
('has.
Youngman,!
Informally
Mot
by
Mayor
Newton
who
was
a
past
vice-president
of
and
Member
For
This
VISITED
G.W.V.A.
ROOMS
Quietly
at
four
o
cl
ick
on
Sal-
mony,
including
many
returned
s""c,iaI
,rai'1
,men.
inp
informally,
was
probably
re-
old
comrades,
where
scent's
of
former
days
were
recalled
to
mind
in
the
presence
of
former
associates.
This
was
the
first
trip
of
the
(iovernor
General
to
the
various
points
on
the
C.N.
It.
between
F.d
mouton
and
Prince
Rupert,
and
the
different
'point's
en
route
ac
corded
him
a
hearty
reception.
Prince
George,
llazellon,
Smith
ers,
and
other
points
gave
con
siderable
time
to
decoration
and
Hie
royal
party
was
acconieu
welcome
which
would
do
credit
to
larger
centres.
VA
hen
asked
lo
give
his
im
pressions
of
the
country
througl
which
he
had
passed
the
Governor
used
only
two
words
to
cover
the
whole
Subject
"Womltrful
country."
Later
when
chatting
about
tilings
in
general,
he
said,
"You
have
a
wonderful
country
adjacent
to
you,"
and
from
the
.manner
ju
which
the
remark
was
passed
it
was
evident
thai
;vor
I
hern
and
Central
B.C.
hud
in
no
sense
failed
do
deeply
impress
tliis
distinguished
visitor.
The
party
sailed
by
the
SS.
Prince
George
for
Vancouver
to
continue
the
tour
ot
B.C.
points
after
which
Iheyxwill
return
east.
R,
F.
MeNaughlou,
cily
pas
senger
ageul
of
the
C.N.R..
uc
coiupaineil
by
Mr's,-
McNaughlon,
relumed
by
the
v
Prince
Ruperl
today.
'.l.'
25
BOSTON
GRILL
mm
maim
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
1
It!
.floor
for
hire.
Suitable
for
!lll(,
Anywhere
at
Any.,
V
dances,
banquets
arid
wedding
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
parties.
and
6th
8L
PRINCE
RUPERT
For
rats,
apply
to
Boston
J
Grill.
Third
Ave.
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
Phone
457.
VOL.
XV.,
NO,
151.
PHINCK
HLT'KllT.
il.ll,
MONDAY,
JtXB
2D,
1023.
Saturday'
Circulation
1681
trot
M.
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
QUAKE
ALMOST
DESTROYS
CALIFORNIA
CITY
California
and
Central
Montana
Shaken
by
Quakes;
Alberta
and
Saskatchewan
also
had
Shocks
Santa
Barbara
seems
to
have
suffered
worst,
GRAVES
WERE
I
several
lives
lost
l
DECORATED
SANTA
BARBARA,
June
29,
2.15
p.m.-r-Tcn
million
dollars
worth
of
damage,
twelve
persons
known
to
be
dead,
and
the
virtual
destruction
of
most
of
the
business
section
of
State
Street
are
the
results
of
the
big
earthquake
here
this
morning.
SASKATOON,
June
at).
This
city
sustained
a
fairly
heavy
eariliqiiuko
shock
Saturday
night.
Huihliiigs
swayed
hut
there
were
nu
casualties
and
nu
property
was
reported
damaged.
LKTIIDMDUK,
June
2!l.
Southern
Alberta
was
rocked
slightly
by
an
earthquake
Saturday
night
lint
no
damage
is
re-;
Iiorted
us
a
result.
IIKLKNA,
June
2t.
Central
Montana
whs
buffeted
by
severe
e;ir(lniiiike
slidcks
Saturday
evening.
Scores
of
cities
and
lowns
in
Ihis
section
of
the
couulry
recorded
shocks
while
their
---1
residents,
panic
stricken,
hastily
vacated
business
houses,
ware-
J.
S.
COWPER
IS
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
One
of
MacMillan's
new
Amphibian
planes
being
loaded
on
ship
at
Boston.
The
expedition
left
lat
week.
The
planes
will
not
have
to
be
used
hi
trace
Amundsen
who
returned
after
four
weeks'
disappearance.
Future
World
Peace
Lies
with
French,
U.S.
and
British
Peoples
t,
Sq
says
Field
Marshal
Haig
in
replying
tq
ad
dress
of
welcome
at
Ottawa
OTTAWA,
June
2D.
"Americans
and
Britishers
from
all
the
(iovernor
deneral
and
party
',ar's
of
l'ie
Vor,lJ
'luve
buried
their
dead
in
cemeteries
uf
France
pulled
into
the
C.N.
It.
station.
"u"8
wiui
memories
ih
oki
.misiaKes.
u
me
nanus
in
r
ranee,
This
was
the
second
trip
to
r
"1C
Urnu"
Stales
and
of.
Biitish
peoples
rest
today
the
future
Prince
Rupert
for
Lord
Byng,
and
Vcv
ad
happiness
or
all
countries."
thus
Held
.Marshal
Cail
his
express
wish
conveyed
to
the
"tt'l
'"
u
speech,
in
this
cily
yesterday
responded
to
the
welcome
cilv
fathers
that
lie
was
eom-M'T
"ie
'oveinmeut
of
Canada
and
the
City
of
Ottawa.
sponsible
for
the
small
gathering
RILLED
MANY
LIONS
He
promptly
alighted
from
tho
train,
followed
by
Lady
Byng.i
and
was
greeted
by
Mayor
tXew-lon
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Slork.
He
then
moved
quietly
among
the
crowd
igreeling
each
and
every
one
with
a
hearty
handshake.
Here
and
there
lie
noticed
those
wearing
service
buttons,
and
paused
in
each
instance
to
chat
concerning
events,
which
were
common
to
both.
Ho
inquired
concerning
the
G.W.V.A.
and
was
soon
proceeding
to
their
head
quarters
accompanied
by
u
few
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
SD.
VANCOUVKIt,
June
2J
ltcin
home
at
the
week.
month's
sea
lion
end
from
hunt
COWPER
GOES
UP
FOR
TRIAL
Baker
Declared
Stories
of
Party
At
His
House
Nothing
But
Malicious
Lies.
ORFORD
EVIDENCE
OUT
Magistrate
Objects
to
Besmirching
Character
of
Dead
Girl
Unab'e
to
Defend
Self.
.VANCOUVER,
June
21).
"Yon
are
not
only
throwing
mud
at
Hater
but
you
are
besmirchln?
the
name
of
the
dead
girl
who
is
not
here
lo
defend
herself,"
declared
Magistrate
Findlay
this
morning
in
ruling
against
coun-cel
for
Cowper
putting
into
evidence
statements
alleged
to
have
been
made
by
Barbara
Orford.
After
listening
to
evidence
"of
John
A.
Norris
and
Baker,
the
magistrate
decided
that
Cowper
should
be
committed
for
trial,
but
allowed
a
'
remand,,
until
Thursday
lo
enable
Cowper
lo
arrange
bail.
Norris
was
employed
by
the
bakery
in
which.
Baker
is
interested
and
testified
regarding
questions
asked
Cowper
following
publiratton
pfijltctijyy.coin-plained
of.
"
Baker
denied
all
the
charges
contained
in
the
article.
ChaC-acteriziup
the
stories
of
a
party
at
his
house
the
night
previous
to
the
death
of
JanctJ
Smith
as.
"malicious
lies,"
F.
L.
Baker
went
on
the
witness-stand
this
morning,
tu
answer
to
questions
put
by
his
counsel,
Baker
emphatically
declared
thy
during
the
'.whole
week
previous
lo
ine
,
uu
ius
arrival
nere
io
preside
,jeilt,
0r
the
girl
there
had
been
j
over
tjie
meetings
or
the.
Britishj0I,iy
one
visitor
,at
the
home
and
j
Kmphe
Service
League
of
war.ii,at
wa;
a
man
who
ame
for
Mans,
the
leader
of
the
Bnt-
iisn
iorces
m
me
war
loiu
t
tie
Canadian
people
thai
as
ambas-
aiWs
of
the'Knioire
on
th
inp
three
sea
lion
pups
for-
the
AmP,.icau
continent
they
had
a!
Stanley
Park
Zoo.
the
fishery
t
((J
,
jM
(p
llten.stsj
sleamer
(..venchy
returned
patrol
(f
huniali,
no.
,0fls
iIMorlant
lll!l,l
Hit.
ftlff
lliitv
ttu.l
f.il-ri
ill
..
.......
...
iiiv
j
.nil,
ifinvu
,t
"ur.'ng
(1L,
war
..A
jjnk
between
the
which
they
report
the
kllllngr
of
n,;d
oUJ
wor,d
Ulc,
noWf
a
bout
b(.
2827
sea
lions
in
the
neighbor-
h(,
lwt.(in
RnglMi
SI)eakin
..O,..,
Ul
V
V......
U..L
-
...UU...
(J
,e
of
ruure
aI)n
tl(J
k.
.....
?-
II
1
..I
....I
I.
t
T.
.
.
ii
n
1
1
pome
wi-.L-
.....
....
...tb
...
,in(s
f)f
humanitarian
principles
in
iipi
vmiii
in
i;
in
ut;
&
uus
ii
nil
li
vv
li
inli
iim
weamei-
ue..i,u,i
u.c
..u.n
slates
and
the
llrilish
ueai.
FISH
ARRIVALS
United
Km
pi
re
had
in
common."
.OTTAWA,
June
29.
The
Biennial
parliament
or
British
ex-
service
men
began
here
this
American
morning.
Field
Marshal
Earl
kulan,
18.(100,
to
Booth
rish-
llni?,
grand
president
of
the
cries,
and
Pacific
ai
iL'.ouc
anii
eaue,
prefaced
a
stirring
ad
lc.
"
j
dress
wilh
the
reading
of
mes
Arctic,
17,000.
to
Odd
'Storage,;
sages
of
sympathy
and
encour
at
12.00c
and
lc.
dinner,
"iliere
were
ausoiuieij
?
no
parties,"
he
declared.
J
ceihmTcMo
!
for
elevator5
Griffco
Arrives
With
First
Consignment
For
Super
Structure
t
The
Grifreo
or
thi)
Coastwise
Steamship
and
Barge
Co.
fleet
reached
port
yesterday
with
about
four
hundred
and
fifty
tons
of
cement
for
the
new
elevator.
This
is
the
first
cement
to
arrive
Tor
the
superstructure
and
will
be
rollowt'd'by
regular
shipments
as
the
work
proceeds.
Material
and
equipment
con-
agemcnt
from
the
King
and
thc;tinues
to
arrive
both
by
rail
and
Reliance,
17.000,
to
Cold
Slot-1
Prince
or
Wales.
!boat
and
soon
progress
will
he
age
(priv
etevnicvee
clnitF
f.w.Vi
Speaker
Lemieux
extended
a
j
observed
in
the
hip
undertaking,
age
(private
sale
.
'
,
Welcome
from
the
Canadian
par-
The
Griffco.
had
also
in
tow
a
Mars.
13.000.
and
Bravo,
f
liament
amMn
the
absence
or
the!
barge
loaded,
with
'coat
Tor
000.
lo
Royal,
at
13.80c
and
Cc.
Governor
General,
Premier
Kmg'Granby,
and
will
proceed
North
Canadian
,
its"'
pave
the
conference
Lord
Bvnp's
with
11
as
soon
as
mo
cargo
ni
Cape
Spear
,
1,000.
Io
ColdlVre
clings.
Storage,
at
12.10c
and
Be.
-
-;
Point
May.
5,000,
to
Atlin
alj
(Jeri.
Bushby
returned
to
the
12c
and
Gc.
cily
today
on
the
Prince
Ruperl
Marguerite.
1,000.
to
Cob
rrom
u
business
trip
to
Kelchl-Slurasre
at
12.20o
and
0c.
kan.
Liner
Tuscania
Rammed
Schooner
Rex
off'
Coast
of
Mova
Scotia
and
Fifteen
Lose
Lives;
Nine
Rescued
GLOUCi:STi:H,
Mass,.
June
Sii.
The
Cuuard
liner
Tiis-
cania
rammed
and
sank
the
chdoner
Hex
of
this
port
Sunday
wilh
a
loss
of
tifteeu
lives.
The
collision
look
place
in
the
Atlantic
200
miles
west
of
Halifax.
Nine
me'i'i
were
rescued
by
the
crew
of
the
Tuscania.
The
dead
include
Captain
Downey
and-I.J
members
of
the
crewvaiid
a
ten
year
old
bqy,
'
The
tragedy
occurred
during
n
fog;
'
cement
is
discharged.
FOREIGNERS
ASKED
TO
LEWE
SHM0N
AT
CANTON
BY
BRITISH
HONG
KONG,
June
29.
Brit
ish
and
French
consuls
general
have
requested
all
foreigners
other
than
British
and
French
subjects
lo
leave.
Shamnn,
Ho)
foreign
concession
at
Canton,
us
a
measure
of
protection.
births'
A
son
was
bohi
nt
the
Prince
Ruperl
Hospital
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ted
Rorvik
ot
(hls
cily,
Satur-ly.
.
AaV
A
son
wa
born'
kt
Port
l'.s-singlon
Hospjlnl
yrilerday
lo
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Sam
Il.'Jfii
ut
Prince
Rupert.