5
TAXI
and''
Ambulance
-
Anvwhara
af
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IIU
l
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WATT
VI
DECK,
'Hdin
by
jia.
Artificial,
repplrii
failed
to
revive
-him.
.
'
5;
i'
of
Fish
at
Exchange
This
Morning.
llatiliit
arrivaU
toiluy
totalled
lilj.ooo
pun
ml
,
four
Amerieaii
boat
relliug
a
1.
000
poumls
at
the
I
lull
Kvchause
and
six
Canadians,
13,000
jKiund.
I'rlces
were
from
tic
anil
tUc
to
17.3c
and
tic
for
American
fiU
and
from
10.3c
and
Ko
In
!5.Uc
and
I'o
for
Canadian.
The
day's
landing
were
as
fol
lows;
Amorlcan
Vabali.
o,5oo
pounds
and
l.c-
Dor,
lu.nuu
poumU,
lo
the
Pacific
Fisheries.
Hetty
,7,500
pounds,
lo
the
Hoyal
Fih
Oi.
Mattery,
7,000
pounds,
to
the
1'itiadian
J'l"h
V
Ot
Storage
Co.
Canadian
fair
nf
Jacks
IH.000
pounds,
lo
(he
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
Cape
Spencer,
1(1,000
pounds,
t
the
lloyal
l'i?l"
Co
ll.
15.000
pouuds,
and
I.
S.
l
H.000
pound,
to
the
llooth
r'iheries
Canadian
Go.
Scroll,
IJ.OOli
pound',
and
S.
v.,
.'1,000
pouiuU,
lo
the
Allin
Fisheries.
ALASKAN
VOLCANO"
NOW
IN
ERUPTION
Cordova,
Where
Unusually
Hot
Weather
Continues,
lie-ports
an
Outbreak
COlUiOVA.
June
21.
A
small
volcano,
two
miles
from
Copper
lllver
and
Ihe
Northwestern
llailroaif
northeast
of
here,
U
reported
lo
be
in
eruption.
I'ufT
of
smoke
are
visible
for
ton
miles
ami
extreme
heal
is
fell
in
the
vicinity.
Unusually
hoi
weather
continues
at
Cordova
DIED
WHILE
ON
HIS
WAY
TO
SILVER
KING
MINE,
BABINE
DISTRICT
YAXCOl'VFIl,
June
21.-
John
Huniphy,
prominent
mining
muii
of
Hurke,
Idaho,
who
was
on
his
way
Willi
Paddy
HigKin
to
inspect
the
Silver
King
min
lutr
proerty
in
tho
Habine
dis
tricl.
was
found
dead
in
hi
room
in
Hie
Itegent
Holel
iiere
Diimphy
hud
been
In
poor'
health
for
some
lime
and
his
dealli
i
believed
lo
have
been
from
nn
tilnil
causes,
H
h
survived
by
aHvidow
anddaugbtr"
al
Uurk.
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PHINCK
HUI'EHT,
B.(i,
MONDAY,
JUNE
21,
1020.
Sdurdajr!
Clrrulitlon,
ltd
Mr,
Timothy
Ilealy.
lord-lieutenant
or
the
lri.-li
Free
State,
with
Lord
l'ovver-roiirt
on
the
left,
among
(lie
visitors
to
I'uuchestovvu
where
Hi
Kddare
and
Natinii
il
Hunt
Itai
e-
are
held.
WILKINS
PARTY
TO
TRY
AGAIN
Another
Attempt
'WIlT
be
Made
to
Find
Land
North
or
Alaska
SEATTLE.
June
21.
II
wa
learned
on
Sunday
null!,
on
ar
rival
here
aboard
Ihe
sleanu"
Alaska
from
Fuu-lianks
of
fiv
members
of
the
Mroit
Arctic
ex-
(xdillon,
that
another
attempl
will
be
inade
to
find
land
in
un
ciiarted
Arcllc
walers
north
of
Iaka.
Parts,
with
which
In
repair
the
two
airplanes,
will
b.
shlpiied'
lo
Alaska
this
summer.
rhuo
who
arrived
includen
Major
Thomas
Laupliier,
unolll-
cial
United
States
army
obser
ver,
(lapt.
Wilkin,
Ihe
leader
of
the
expedition,
is
still
in
II
is
iaid
lhat
gasoline
supplier
and
spare
airplane
paIs
will
b-
shipped
by
water
lo
Point
Harrow
for
Ihe
net!
attempt
whic'i
Is
sehcduld
for
next
spring.
"I.
nrk
of
Mipplics
was
all
thai
kept
us
from
rinding
laud
this
I
iino.'
said
Lanphicr.
PERSONALITIES
IN
COAL
STRIKE
Cook
Dubbed
as
"Half
Crary
Fanatic"
and
Baldwin
Described
as
Mlneowners'
"Office
Boy."
l.OXlHI.V
June
21.
-Vitupera
tive-
personalities
marked
the
week-end
s
oratory
conrernin.i
the
crisis
in
the
coal
strike
sit
nation
.
.
.-.
'
HI.
Hoik
Arthur
Neville
-CliamV
berjaiil
described
Secretary
Coot
o
fhe
Miners'
Federation
ns
liuiftisriuy
fanulii?"
and
Cook.
retaliated
by
callins
Piemior
HaUlwiu
"thn
ollice
boy
of
the
coal
owners"
adding
that
the
Premier
would
henceforth
be
known
not
as
"Honest-
Baldwin'
but
as
"Liar
Haldwln."
More
senliinenls
of
this
natun
were
couched
ill
ns
violent
lanp
uupe.
Herbert
Smilh.
presidert
of
the
Miners'
Federation,
sneak
lug
in
a
milder
vein,
declared
i!
he
bad
lo
choose
between
au
cepting
lower
wanes
or
longer
hourshe.
would
advise
the
min
ers
10
aareo
lo
work
the
addl
lional
hours.
Brit'sh
Columbia
Exporters
of
Liquor
will
be
Sued
for
Income
Tax
by
United
States
fRECKLED
MOVIE
STAR
IS
MARRIED
IN
EAST
Julia
Wood,
23,
Becomes
Bride
of
Wesley
Barry,
18.
Will
Live
at
Hollywood.
V
I
l
I
t
ia
t
N.
X'
J.
j.,
I
:
United
Slates
but
there
is
movement
on
fool
in
llepublicat,
!
circles
to
give
that
party's
nom
ination
to
I
ne
fascinating
Sen
ator
liorah
of
Idaho.
H
is
an
mien
simti'I
lh:il
ttiinili.
who
K
mouth
or
the
Amaion
River,
arely
L-
own
political
advisor
wnore
ne
maae
a
lorcea
iano-
Uu.,
,
maUnfl
lv,.rv
nuUl,
,a)
Ing
because
of
lack
or
ruel.
wiu,
a
vU.w
t(,
jls
l(iriicl
0j
nit,
I
chances
for
the
nomination
and
election
in
IU28.
Some
llcpub-
licaus
are
of
the
opi.ilon
that
he
will
be.
able
lo
break
up
Ihe
"Solid
.
South"
and
defeat
Al
Smith
of
New
York
who
seems
almost
the
certain
Democrat!.
nominee
now
that
Hryan
is
dead
and
McAiioo
"fos;otlcn."
fyi.,Min,
juue
.-i.-
rin?
imr
nnmi
Wesley
Harry,
eighteen-year-old
VI
I
I
HII
IlKhiM
freckled
Penrod
of
Ihe
movies.
Ul1
VlllLiIllLiil
ami
Miss
Julia
W'nnd,
twenty-three,
were
quietly
married
at
the
bride's
home
here.
The
couple
left
for
Hollywood
shortly
after
'he
ceremony.
HERIOT
FAILS
TO
FORM
CABINET
SO
'
BRIAND
TAKES
TASK
PAULS,
Juno
21.
M.
Ilcriol,
Ihe
Itadical
leader,
failed
in
his
efforts
lu
form
a
tnflilslry
and
the
former
Premier
Hriand
has
again
lakeu
on
the
task
of
or
irauizing
a
cabinet.
v
Adv.ertUe
in
Ibo
Dally
News.
,
Subscribe
to
the
Dally
News,
WERE
DROWNED
Overcrowded
Boat
Struck
Wave
at
Sault
Ste.
Marie
and
Capsized
SAULT
STE.
MAMIE,
June
31
six
youing
persons
were
drowned
on
Sunday
aflernoo.i
when
n
small
and
overcrowded
boat
In
which
they
were
taking
pleasure
trip
in
Ship
Canal
waj
struck
by
a
white-capped
vvav
and
capsiied.
The
names
of,
th
victims,
IJ.
to
1C
years
of
ugc
were:
Arthur
't'essier,
Clement
Cormier,
John
Parsons,
Heggr
and
Annie.
Mclnlyre
..and'
Emily
n.u-t
be
done
to
run
dewn
Hie
perpetrator
or
ihe
crime;''
MASONIC
GRAND
LODGE
OFFICERS
..
Elected
at
Convention
Which
Was
Held
in
Victoria
at
End
of
Week
I
.
MCTOIILN,
June
21.
lu
ad
dilion
to
1).
W'.
Sutherland,
of
Kelowua.
who
was
chosen,
prand
liimasJVr
for
the-
year
J92C-2T,
the
.following
officers
were
elected
SEATTLE,
June
21.
(iov
eminent
officials
here
have
an-at
the:
Masonic
Oram!
Lodge
iiouiired
u
plan
to
file
income
lax
liens
lu
the
value
of
uiore
'convention
here
at
the
end
of
than
?
1,00(1.000
against
Hrilish
Columbia
liquor
exporting
houses
operating
through
Seattle
whose
activities
they
have
been
inves-
igutiug.
Special
agent
of
the
Internal
Ileveniie
Intelligence
Iieparl-
neul
who
have
been
working
on
lax
dodging
charges
against
.aiiudiaii
eourerii
doing
business
here
are
said
to
have
uncov
ered
inside
workings
of
an
international
liouor
traffic
on
the
Pacific
Coast
towards
which
?5,U00,0O0
is
i-oulributed
uiiuuullv
hrotigh
heattle.
AVIATOR
IS
SAFE
Bernardo
Duggan
Turns
8afely
Alter
Forced
Landing.
Up
PARA,
Brazil,
June
21.
Bernardo
Duggan,
the
Argentine
aviator
flying
from
New
Pork,
who
was
reported
missing
for
a
week,
Is
safe.
He
arrived
Sunday
at
Vlgla
In
the
state
of
Para.
He
left
his
plane
at
the
Island
of
Maraca,
a
short
distance
from
the
WILL
BORAH
BE
NEXT
PRESIDENT?
His
Stock
Is
Being
Boomed
at
Washington
for
Republican
Nomination
!
WASHINGTON,
June
21.
President
Coolid?e
is
looking
for
another
term
ns
president
of
the
the
week:
deputy
"grand
master,
Frank
S.
McKee,
Vancouver:
senior
grand
warden,
Hobert
Haird,
Victoria;
junior
grumt
warden,
H.
L.
Heid,
Vancouver;
f-'iand
treasurer,
Harry
il.
Watson,
Vancouver
(re-elected
.
;
grand
secretary,
V.
A.
de
Wolfe
Smith.
New
Westminsler
(reelected
;
grand
tyler,
J.
1!.
Hughes.
Vancouver
(re-elected.
FLOATING
CANNERY
IN
DRY
DOCK
HERE
Laurel
Whalen
Arrived
from
Alert
Bay
Yesterday
Morning
and
Will
Proceed
to
Massett
Tonight.
The
Somerville
Cnnnery
Co.'s
floating
cannery
Laurel
W'lialen
is
in
dry
dock
here
today
for
painting
and
minor
hull
work.
In
tow
of
'the-Hecate
Straits
Towing
Co.'s
tuy
Cape
Scott,
the
cannery
arrived
in
port
from
Alert
Hay
at
8
o'clock
yesteilay
morning.
This
evening
the
plant
is
to
be
taken
on
to
Massett
Inlet
where
it
will
be
operated
during
the
coming
eason.
tu
hoard
the
cannery
are
Cyril
Williams,
the
manager;
Mr.
Morse,
wireless
operator
and
ookkeeper,
an
da
skeleton
crew.
NANAIMO
LOSES
TO
ENGLISHMEN
Great
Combination
Play
Gave
Old
Country
Soccerlsts
3
to
Nil
Victory
NAN
AIM
p.
June
21.
After
being
held
scoreless
in
the
ope.n
ing
half,
the
touring'
Hritish
soccer
team
on
Saturday'
scored
Hiree
points
aft;r
the
Interval
aculust
the
Uoner
Vancouver
Ts-
land
team
which
was.
tillable
to
make
a
single'
tally.
ureal
combination
'
play
was
exhibited
by
t,he
Englishmen
In
winning
this,
their
tenth
con
seculive
victory
since
lftndin
i;
he
Dominion.
The
loyal
s
put
In
t
better
game
than
wai
expected,
their
team
wofk
In
manx
Jn-slances
equalling
that
of
the
visitors.
....
Jf
.J
lolllepeur,
.Isaac
.JoUicoeux
vva
esoti9dJ.si
Bostdn
Grin
Large
Upstair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancln
floor
for
blre.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
467.
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FrVK
OKN.TR.-
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..
1
i
ii
fiiuiiii
vi
unv
yiM
over
IMltDburg,
while
bl.
pNonl
in
Hie
eat.
fl..l.l
I
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I.r
.I..IItIiIb,I
Him
mini
f:iii
nil
riinilnv
1
1
r.
n
1
1
iii
j.
r
ii
m
iiirnin.
on
New
York
H
to
nil
M(Hhan
f
ii
ty
Hi(iuainl
per-jii
wttlrhed
liicajio
beat
tlC
rw
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aniiie
on
7uniay
uv
icore
of
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League
t.
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Nw
York
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rov)
0
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t'.ii
rinii:iti
S-3.
American
League
iiauiMpiua
iwirnu
n.
ifnirn
nn
a
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PKIVHII
MIIVIIU
T
Deliveries
of
Salmon
Being
o
at
Naas
and
Skoena
River
Canneries
Today.
arkins
"he
real
start
or
the
.....
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a.
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il..
......
Kill
Cil
Ilium.-
llllllisil
llic
nin-
jior
the
l!lnnjs
or
orKeyc
in
riot
Vit
Oliono.l
III
Ii
i'ilnik
;uiKht
While
offw
ial
report.
not
yet
been
received,
il
I
erslood
iinii
a
large
numner
Nna
lllvors
at
the
start.
I
deliveries
of
mil
are
heing
I..
,i
i..
..
ii...
mi
nie
miirhui
in
a
im-iunu
illon
Ihls
year
for
all
kinds
iiiiinii
u
n
i
in
mi
nr
ini
mvi
nv
ii
i
ni(t
Mum
year
witli
their
full
lirt
lAiir
itnn
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ii
t
II
ft
ood
nriren
offering,
il
is
vuu
Will
M
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1
I
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1
(I
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vuu
lilt
f
litlinriimn
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MAN
AKrS
HIS
LIFE
IN
MONTREAL
Is
Going
on
Long
Journey
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r
vmiu
n(iii
lawvl
ONTltHAL,
June
21.
After
tip
u
letter
to
li
1m
wife
stnl-
II
34
1.
till
U.MI
tl
irilillir
I'm
II
l.in
t
Frank
W.
Ketlley,
15,
of
HI
II
CIIIVI
lift
treat
for
u
week,
was
found
lu
In
apartment,
uxpliyx
r
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m
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UCll
Probably
be
Lively
Oil
AW
A.
Jlllli!
21.
Parliament
Inilav
enleri'il
mi
wli.il
will
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tlelmk
?
oxpeclcl
to
Login
before
Tueduy
afferuoon,
f
Liberal
ami
Uouservalive
meiuber
ore
preparing
for
buttle
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n
im
innii
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tmi
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of
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Father
of
Sylvia
Gaines
is
Subject
o
f
Police
Enquiry;
'
First
Suspect
is
Released
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SEATTLE,
June
21.
Following
the
teleae
of
Edward
j
l)ielri
li,
who
.wax
arretted
urn
Saturday
a-
a
.Miect,
ilic
inves-tigalnii
into
Hie
Maying
of
22-yoar
old
Sylvia
(Jaines,
niece
of
(Jon
uly
Coinmi!ioiier.
William
dailies
whde
mntilaled
body
was
found
on
the
liore-of
(ireen
Lake
Iat
Wednesday
night.
look
a
eiisalioiiHl
lnriiil;it
night.
Io
confinn
or
dispel
u
myriad
of
rumor
!inge
the
girt
death,
Hobert
Claiiie",
the
girl
s
father,
will
hmiM-lf
lie
made
(he
subject
of
a
thorough
iiivoliyation.
Hi
inovcnienU
on
Ihe
niht
of
the
murder
until
the
lime
the
prfTk
AHT)!
1
TIAmT
body
vva
found
will
be
enijuired
h
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1
lroccutor
Lwing
I.
(Jolvin
is
invetigjtinjf
all
report.-
"Tni,
case
has.
taken
a
terrible
turn,"
liC
said,
'and
everv
thing
possible
i
NOT
SETTLED
German
Votrrs
Failed
to
Express
Themselves
on
Issue
Yesterday
Htltl.lN,
June
2t.-A
plebis
cite
held
throughout
tiertnany
yesterday
lo
decide
the
question
of
expropriating,
without
com
pensation,
entire
properties
and
estates
of
former
rulers,
with
particular
interest
centering
on
the
former
emperor
and
th
Uobenzollern
family,
failed
.o
bring,
,out
an
alffi
matiye
vote
of
tiaff
bf
theHgible
electors
ne-cvsMrytiiJlfer
lav?
Anaimnia-
tive
vole
of
twenty
million
was
required
tut
only
approximately
fifteen
million
voles,
were
re
corded
while
the
negative
voti
was
slightly
more
than
five
hundred
thousand.
Fully
sixty
per
cent
of
tiiex
voters
endorsed
unconditional
confiscation.
Bavaria
and
oilier
Nationalist
strong
holds
rejected
confiscation
by
abstaining
from
voting
while
industrial
centres
yve
the
proposal
its
chief
support.
POOL
SIGNING
UP
1926
CROP
Production
of
Fourteen
Million
Acres
Is
Already
Secured
WINNIPEG,
June
2l.
Four
teen
million
acres
sown
to
wheat
in
western
Canada
this
spring
have
been
signed
un
by
the
Can
adian
Wheal
Pool,
tjie'co-oper-
ative
marketing
association
of
farmers
in
the
prairie,
province,
stales
au
announcement
by
the
organization.
"Two-thirds
of
all
the
wheat
grown
in
Mauitoha,
Saskatchewan
and
Alberta
in
li)20
will
be
marketed
co-operatively
by
the
pool,
the
aunounciucnt
said.
Success
of
this
pool
has
demon-
lraled
the
advantages
of
Co
operative
marketing.
Under
tho
old
marketing
system
farmers
sold
their
wheat
to
middlemen
who
made
a
profit
In
reselling
II.
Now-
the
pool
sells
the
grain.
direct
lo
the
purchaser,
eliminat
ing
this
handling
expense
and
milling
to
the
farmers'
prof
it.."
Most
of
the
crop
marketed
through
the
association
is
sold
abroad.
STREET
CAR
KILLS
CHMJN
SOUTH
Little.
Brlanne
Thomas.
Lost
Life
on
Saturday
Evening
While
Trying
to
Avoid
VANCOl'VEH,
June
21
struck
by
a
street
car
while
triiij
to
ayoiij
faiv
automobile
Hrianno
Thomas,
aged
five,
was
inslunliy
kiljed
on
Saturday
evenings
Tin
ear
bad
to
be
Jacked
Jip
before
the
niapplet'l
reinoln;iif
jh(U-h!d
could
be
roinovel,;,t
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