it
5
TAXI
Boston
Grill
and'
Ambulance
Service
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
land
Royal
Hotel,
3'
-.
and
6th
St.
WATT
VIOECK,
f
Oh.
XVI.,
NO,
lip'
'
ftu'nff,;"t
-
whose
services
should
he
disponed
TJitIA,
Ju'ie
25.
Accord-
cf.
It
also
eliminated
the
vole
ofj
lo
a
s
arenicnl
issued
yester-
censure
on
lion.
(.
II.
lloivin.
iy
Premier
Oliver,
the
lieiit-1
minister
of
customs,
ami
the
gov-j
it-governor
"has
been
pleased
crnnieiit.
tunrovs
Uie
recommendation)
When
Mr.
Woodsworth
submil-
fte
ceruive
eouucil
appoint-iteM
his
amendment,
III.
Hon.
Ar-
llon
Dr
W
II.
Sutherland,
thur
Meigheii,.
leader
of
the
Con-
tier
of
ouhlii-
works;
II011..A.
Miiwm
.attorney
general;
W.
WjtWfcke
Wtlson,
Willard
Kllcheii
Mtiatirislooher
Snencer
of
Van-
cwnK.
directors
or
the
Pacific
OreiflKnsteni
lladway."
Premier
Oliver
hddel
that
the
retirement
or
Hon.
J.
I).
McLean,
julnlsler
of
finance,
from
the
ird
was
purely
voluntary
on
par'
There
has
never
heen
'slightest
dissatisfai'iiou
with
work
as
a
director,"
Mr.
Oll-
said,
iUNTAIN
IS
BEING
UPSET
Mer
Responsible
for
Toppling
Iver
of
Peak
Near
Cordova.
Alaska.
)lll)OYA,
June
23.
That
a
ititain
near
hero
is
being
liler-
Ktoppled
over
by
the
prsesure
1
heavy
glacier
ai
us
uaso
is
irted
hy
Henry
Walkins.
who
IS
here
to
Investigate
the
re-
led
erupllon
of
a
volcano
two
fs
from
the
Copper
Iliver
and
Ihwcsteru
railroad.
The
moun-
had
the
appearance,
Watkins
II,
of
having
heen
blasted
with
untie
and
there
was
a
crack
feel
long.
3.000
reel
deep,
six
inches
lo
two
feel
in
Elb
made
through
a
shift
in
the
In
caused
by
the
glacier's
ifsure.
M
VOLCANO
IS
IN
ERUPTION
fa
Issuing
from
Ml.
Shlshaldln,
loport
Officers
of
Stoamor
Starr
at
Soward.
BRISTOL
BAY
SALMON
ICWAIll),
June
25.-Officers
of
iHteaiiishiii
Klare.
vvliieli
niilv-
liere
yesterday,
reported
,M,vWH
ihaldiil
on
Unimak
Island
or
Aleutian
group
In
eruption
on
Way
A
steady
glow
was
seen!
thb
peak
with
flares
of
firo
Ktlug
forth
al
intervals
inno
is
ll,3H7
feel
hiigh.
servatices.
rose
to
a
point
of
order,
holding
that
It
wa
tint
-an
Mmendnu'iit
within
the
meaning
of
the
rules
of
the
House,
but
that
It
was
a
new
amendment.
"It
i
only
a
device
to
set
rid
or
the
amendment."
Mr.
Meiuhen
declared,
"and,
If
adopted;
it
will
prevent
the
House
frOm
deciding
on
the
amendment."
Hon.
Ernest
I-ipolule,
minister
of
Justice,
a
r
sued
(hat
the
stlb-
amemlmeut
was
in
order
and
urg
ed
that
it
he
presented
as
an
al-lerualive
to
meet
the
views
of
those
who
did
not
feel
jiblo
to
vote
either
fur
the
original
million
to
adopt
the
report
or
for
the
Conservative
amendment
censuring
Mr.
lloivin
and
the
gov
ernment.
Premier
Klrng
declared
that
ttr
Woodsworth
amendment
was
"romdruetlvn
and
non-partlan."
He
contrasted
it
with
(he
levers
amendment
which
he
said
wa
"partisan,
political
and
destructive.
The
government,
he
said,
was
entirely
in
accord
with
the
findings
of
the
committee
and
was
prepared
to
accept
the
report.
The
Premier
asked
how
n
government
rould
he
held
responsible
for
a
system
which
had
existed
since
Confederation
and
claimed
that
the
government
had
made
determined
and
sincere
ef
forts
to
suppress
smuggling.
PATIENT
IN
VERNON
HOSPITAL
SUICIDES
Edward
May
Broke
Window
and
Cut
His
Jugular
Vein
With
Jagged
Piece
of
Olass.
VKHNON,
June
25.
Udward
May,
aged
33,
a
patient
in
the.
hospital
here,
dutlivg
the
absenco
of
his
uard
for
a
few
minutes,
smashed
a
window
and
with
jagged
piece
of
glass
severed
his
jugular
vein
and
bled
to
death.
May
had
made,
an
unsuccessful
attempt
to
end
his
life
last
Sat
urday
night.
VANWlIVlil)(CHANGE
H,C.
Silver
ThojOunwoll
10
Starr
also
reported
InigeMndependcnce
.....
df
salmon
In
the
'Bristol
Hay
'
'
rlct
.
ibscribe
to
the
Dally
News
Indian
A
1'ieinier
Porler
Idaho
Silver
Crest
1
Hid.
2.07
I.HI
.117
.05
'K
2.10
.10
Asked
2.17
2.00
.00
.08
!4
.01!
tf'
2.i:i
.09,"
.ii1i
BELLOS
CASE
Iwtff.
1
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
IMUNCK
jlUPKIlT,
B.
C
'HIDAY,
JUNK
25,
1020,
Prince
Qeorge
Man
(9
Appealing
Conviction
on
Charge
of
Having
Used
Club
VIU'iOHIA,
Jum-
20.
While
Arthur
Helios,
I'rince
ieorg-miner
and
fur
buyer.
Is
service
a
two-aiid-a-hafr
year
lerr.
l
the
pf
iillcntiary,
the
appal
igainst
the
sentence
Imposed
at
the
I'rltttfc
(ieorge
Assizes
lat
year
will
probably
go
over
u.nlitl
lb
next
silting
of
lhe
Appe-u
Court
in
Vancouver,
it
having
beer,
sent
Irt
thi
fJottom
of
the
lil.
.Since
Helios
was
convicted
on
charge
or
clubbing
diehard
Hrotherson
in
a
I'rince
Oeorge
Hotel
on
June
28
laM,
the
pro
prielor
of
the
establishment,
who
is
now-
married
to
Helios,
filed
an
aiiiiiuvit
charging
fcam
1,1m-herstos
with
striking
Hrotherson
t'lie
new
allidavil
supports
the
claim
that
members
of
the
jury
said
they
would
convict
Helios
regardless
of
the
evidence.
PLAELEAVl
LleuL
J.
A.
Reece
Hopped
Off
at
10
O'clock
This
Morning.
Lieut.
J.
A
.lleece,
who
arrived
in
port
by
airplane
Wednesday
night
from
Victoria
en
roule
to
Naden
Harbor
whaling
station,
hopped'
off
for
the
final
lap
of
his
journey
froni
the
Digby
Island
marine
station
at
10
o'clock
this
morning.
Lieut.
lleece
will
be
engaged
during
the
summer
in
the
combined
operations
of
"spotting"
whales
for
lhe
Consolidated
Whaling
Corporal
inn
and
patrol-
Ing
the
waters
in
that
district
in
I
l;e
Interests
ot
the
fisheries
de
partment.
SHERIFF
SAYS
CRIMESOLVED
No
Further
Mystery
In
Connection
With
Killing
of
Sylvia
Gaines,
Says
Slarwlch.
SKATTLI-:.
June
25-
Malt
Star-
wiih,
shei'irr,
announces
that
he
has
solved
the
mystery
surrounding
the
slayiiiig
of
Miss
Sylvia
(laines
on
the
shore
ofCrcen
Lake
on
Juno
18.
"I
have
solved
the
murder
and
there
is
110
more
mys
tery,"
lie
said.
.
"I
.have
proved
that
the
'fiend'
theory
in
the
case
is
pure
hunk."
Beyond
this,
Star-wieh
refused
to
make
public
any
details
until
the
coroner's
Jury
meets
this
afternoon.
Chief
Detective
Tenuant
of
the
idly
force
slilt
insists
that
(he
girl
was
murdered
by"
a
"bestial
maiiu
who
escaped
from
Hie
cily
aftur
Hie
crimo.
OREGON
SAWMILL
IS
DESTROYED
BY
FIRE
Plant
of
L.
B.
Menefee
Lumber
'
Co.
at
Rainier
Is
Wiped
Out
.
By
Flames.
P011TLAND,
Jum'
25.
Dam
nge
estimated
al
250,000
was
caused
through
a
fire
which
dm
troyed
the
L.
II.
Menefee
Lumber
Co
mill
at
llaluier.
Beside
tho
mill,
the
flanw's
partly
destroyed
i
ne
hocks
ami
nurnea
auoiu
aim,
0(10
feePur
lumber.
;
MANAGER
OF
WHEAT
POOL
HERE
MONDAY
To
make
arrangements
for
the
operation
of
Hie
I'rince
lluperl
elevator
which
hfV
euneern
has
leaded
from
the
federal
government,-
(Scorge
Jlc-Ivor
of
Calgary,
manager
of
the
Canadian
Co-operative
Wheat
a
Producers
Limited,
beUcif
known
as
the
wheat
pool,
will
arrive
here
ott
.Monday
from
Vancouver.
He
will
spend
a
few
days
in
the
city
and
will
proceed.
here.
east
from
B.
C.
BONDS
SELL
WELL
This
Province
Gets
Highest
Price
Paid
In
Canada
This
Year.
VICTORIA,
June
25
A
syndicate
headed
by
Dillon,
Read
Co.,
of
New
York,
and
associated
Canadian
banks
and.
bond
dealeM,
were
the
successful
'bidders,
for
$8,-000,000
worth
of
provincial
bonds.
Two.
million
of
two-year
four
per
cent
bonds
brought
a
bid
of
38.88,
yielding
4.S9
per
cent,
and
a
six
million
Issue
of
30-year
4V2
pep
cent
eeriala
brought
95.85
yielding
4.79,
the
best
price
secured
by
any
provincial
government
In
Canada
this
year.
CP.
II.
steamer
Princess
Char
ledte.
Cap!.
C.
C
Sainley.
arrived
Yeiterdty
Clrcultiion,
lt9
LABOR
MEMBERS
DISTURB
HOUSE
-
-
.;
Session
Has
to
be
Suspended
on
Account
of
Persistent
In-j
terruptlons.
SAKLATVALA
BACK
Hindu
Communist,
Just
Out
of
:
Jail,
Gives
Members
ome
4!
Amusement
t
'
LONDON,
June
25.
persistent
interruption
by
Labor
.members
during
the
course
of
theiparlia-
jmentary
dcbile
on
tlii
iViotion
lo
Irevoke
the
Hritih
trade
agree-
iinent
with
Itussla
resulted'ili
'Hie
lU.tpeiision
of
the
sHtih?rtv
The
debate
was
featured
by
the
sudden
appearance
of
the
Hindu
Communist
member,
Sak-
1uIvh!h,
who
came
direct1
par
liament
irom
prison
wnerc
lie
hal
served
lime
as
an
outcome
of
siditious
utterances
in
a
speech
at
Hyde
Park
just
prevl-
ius
In
the
general
strike.
He
wa-reeeived
with
cheers
by
Hie
Lahorites.
Saklalvala
defended
itlie
sending
of
Russian
funds
to
help
the
miners,
comparing
it
to
the
sliding,
of
missloiiarv
Hinds
to
India
and
'JhUiaJor
W-Atnv
u
nmw-'XMiiviii
iirn
lie
siaieu;
i
I
hope
the
House
will
pardon
mo
I
for
my
lape
through
my
pro-!
longed
say
-in
a
semi-soclali'i
institution
where
I
was
fed
and
taken
care
of
on
a
comniunity
:basis
and
on
a
much
belter
scale
than
the
poor
miners
receive."
MISSING
EVANGELIST
IDENTIFIED
BY
MOTHER
from
Vancouver
at
10
o'clock)
DOUCLAS.
AiizonaJuue
25.
this
morning
en
route
to
Skag-!Mrs.
Minnie
Kennedy
personally
way,
Alaska,
wuh
a
full
comple-
luenittieu
(tie
woman
in
a
local
ment
or
round
trip
tourists.
The
hospital
as
tier
daughter,.
Mrs.
steamer
sailed
for
the
north
at
Almee
temple
McPherson,
the
noon.
missing
Lo
Angeles
evangelist.
Limitation
Principle
of
Naval
Strength
is
Condemned
at
Geneva
GENEVA,
June,
25.
The
underlying
principle
of
lhe
Wash
ington
naval
agreement
was
knocked,
overboard
at
yesterdav's
conference
Of
naval
experts
011
disarmament
when
the
nations
of
Continental
Europe,
almost
en
bloc,
under
the
leadership
of
trance
ami
iiuly,
voted
eleven
lo
six
llial
the
principle
known
a
the
comparison
of
naval
strength
of
the
various
nations
by
taking
into
account
total
tonnage
of
various
types
of
warships
"was
not
fair
to
all
the
nations."
The
British,
Chilean.
Americun.
German
and
Dutch
delegates
abstained
from
voting.
Hudson
Bay
Trading
Schooner
Baymaud,
Formerly
Amundsen's
Maud,
Here
Enroute
to
Arctic
With
decks
packed
tight
and
hatches
full
of
supplies,
incidental
to
an
eighteen
month's
voyage
in
the
Arctic
Ocean,
the
historic
Hudson
Bay
Company's
100
ton.
three
ntusted
auxiliary
motor
schooner
Baymaud,
Capt.
Gus
Foellmer.
formerlv
Amund
sen
s
exploration
ship
.Maud,
arrived
ill
poVt
at
8.15
this
morning
and
tied
.up
t
Hie
Ocean
dock
for
the
purpose'
of
letting
orf
an
engineer
who
is
returning
to
Vancouver
after
completing
certain
work
011
tho
ship.
Tlio
schooner,
which
carries
a
crew
of
four
teen
men.
win
remain
In
port
until
tomorrow
morning,
when
she
will
leave
Tor
Dulch
Harbor
going
direct
from
there
to
Point
Harrow
en
roule
to
Coronation
Gulf
and
points
eastward.
il'he.
schooner,,
-will
.
arrive
at
full
advantage
of
lhe
breaking
of
the
icefields
there.
At
present
no
vessel
can
enter
the
western
Arctic
from.
Bering
Sea
until
the
ice
barriers
at
Harrow,
are
driven
back
by
the"
warmer
windsi
of
(continued
on
pagci
five)
n
Street
Sites
tit
0
Lurge
UpstaiiDlniiigi
Hall,
wfin
;'newir
'laid
'
dancing;
floor
for
hire.
.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
best
for
the
least.
Phone
487.
PRICE
FIVE
CENT.
H.M.S.
Curlew,
Coming
Here
ItASMNGTON
ARMS
AGREEMENT
IS
UPSET
IJSTOMS
REPORT
DEBATE
IS
STILL
IN
PROGRESS;
VOTE
EXPECTED
TONIGHT-
Commons
Rose
at
One
O'clock
This
Morning
with
No
Division
Yet
r
OTTAWA,
June
25.
The
debate
on
the
customs
report
cou-
licil
until
I
o'clock
this
morning,
when
the
House
adjourned
Hioui
iiivitlmg.
It
is
understood
thai
an
agreement
lias
been
fliiMl
to
take
Hie
vote
tonight.
Ci
Tim
nnieiiilmenl
of
J.
S.
Woodsworth,
Labor
member
for
(unpeg,
yesterday
came
ul
Hie
end
of
a
speech
that
was
wil
led
ly
many
stormy
scenes.
'I
he
effect
of
the
amendment
aid
bo
if
adopted,
to
strike
from
the
Causervative
arueudmciit
all
words
following
(lie
preamble
k1
P
fl
A
A
DT
u"
0
"rak
o'her
aincnUuicuts
Eli
r
KHAKI)
I'
"
,er"1
,,r
lhe
cu,1,,""
rc-
10
PAaTPIH
"RifFIi
'
ub-aiiiendmeiit
were,
first,
IN
I
lllrlK
llrll
Hial
a
Judicial
commission
be
ap-ILF
W1U
llimiJl
pojnie.l
(o
investigate
the
admin-
.
istrnlion
of
the
customs
depart-;
rland,
Wanton,
Blake
Wll-
ment
and,
second,
that
It.
II.
Far-,
Kitchen
and
Spencer
Are
ruw.
deputy
minister
of
customs,
Directors
of
Railway.
'
he
added
to
the
rest
of
those
July
19
for
Five
Days,
Last
Visited
Port
Three
Years
Ago
H.
AL
S.
Curlew,
which
is
to
spend
from
July
10
to
July
23
al
this
pori,
was
last
Jiere
during
the
summer
of
11123.
The
vessel
is
a
light
cruiser
of
the
8th
Cruiser
Squadron,
North
America
and
West
Indies,
and
has.
a
complement
of
approxi-malely
370
officers
and
men.
Her
speed
t
30
knots
and
her
armament
consists
of
five
0-inch
guns,
two
3-inch
A,
A.'s
and
foiir
3
pounders.
During
the
war
the
Curlew
was
attached
to
the
Harwich
forces
and
saw
her
share
of
fighting
in
the
North
Sea,
covering
thousands
of
miles
on
patrol
duty.
(PIT
FIOII
i
ITTa
Through
the
courtesy
of
Pfl
I
P.ir1
A
111
I
I
trill
II
l
Dmi.lar
.llii..f
nnm.
AUIA
TUlA
manding
the
'lloyal
Canadian
Naval
Volunteer-
Heserve
here,
the
following
list
of
ofticers
or.
tiie
Curlew
has
been
obtained
for1
publication:
tptain.
II.
D.
Hridges,
C.V.O.,
D.S.O.
Lieut.
-Commanders.
II.
H.
Jacomb,
S.
A.
Pears
(gunnery
oflicer)
and
V.
B.
Leigh
(navigating
officer).
Lieutenant
1'.
?milh,
H.
H.
S.
Itou(
JI,
J.
V.
Uranl..
En
g
i
1
1
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r
Co
m
m
a
n
d
e
r
.
O
.
W
.
Le
Paige.
D.S.O.
.
Ktigiueer
Lieut.
F.
H.
Smiln.
Lieut.
H.M.
J.
C.
Westall
Iloyal
marine.sV;
urgeou
ter
Commaiufer
I.
Crosse.
.Sub.-Lieul.
M.
A.
Everett.
Cd.
Ounner.
A.
J.
Mailed,
D.:j.C.
CI.
Shipwright.
W.
C.
Bam-
fylde.
Cd.
Eng.
F.
fi.
Fry.
Ounners
T.
!?.
Dennilts,
M.
W.
Sonnen.
Wl.
Eng.
0.
H.
Hunk
Schoolmaster.
C.
B.
Hocka-
day.
Pay.
Mid.
P.
C.
Kennett.
Itinerary
of
Cruise
Following
is
the
itinerary
of
the
northern
Pacific
cruise
ot
H.M.S.
Curlew.
Esipjimalt.
July
13
to.
July
17.
I'rince
July
23.
Heaver
July
20.
Tupaz
July
28,
Rupert.
July
t'J
to
Harbor.--
July
24
tti
Ularbor.
July
26
lo
.Comox.
July
28
to
August
t.
Vancouver.
-Aug.
i
to
Aug.
H.
New
Westminster.
Aug.
17
to
Aug.
ll.
Albernl.
Aug.
20
to
Aug.
25.
10.
Esquimalt.
Aug.
25
to
Sept.
EUCHARICTIC
CONGRESS
WAS
CLOSED
YESTERDAY
Huge
Crowd
Witnessed
Ceremonies
Procession
Three
Miles
Long
Filed
Through
Streets.
CHICAGO,
June
25.
The
last
rites
in
connection
with
the
International
Eucharistio
Congress
were
celebrated
here
yesterday
before
a
crowd
estimated
to
have
coittained
between.
700
and
800
thousand
people.
After
the
bene
diction,
a
Eucharistio
procession
more
than
three
miles
long
filed
through
the
streets.
LONDON
WOMAN
WAS
HANGED
YESTERDAY
Capital
Punishment
Inflicted
on
Mrs.
Louise
Calvert
for
Strangling
Mrs.
Lily
Waterhouse.
LONDON,
June
25
Mrs.
Louise
E.
.Calvert
was
hanged
yesterday,
morning
in
Manchester
for
strangling
her
landlady;
Mrs.
Lily
Waterhouse,
and
robbing11
her.
She
declared
'to
lhe
end
t,
hat
she
was,
innocent
1:
'...
H
y
LOSE
GOITRE
Vancouver
Doctor
Recommends
Diet
For
Prevention
of
Common
Affllctfon.
VICTOillA,
June
25V-"Ea.t
more
fish"
was
the
secret
for
the
prevention
ot
goitre
as
summed
up
by
Dr.
W.
H.
Keith
of
Vancbuver
al
the
session
yesterday
afternoon
of
the
Canadian
Medical
Association
In
convention
here.
He
said
that
a
study
of
the
disease
showed
that
certain
races,,
notably
the
Indians
of
the
iPacifio"
Coast
tmmander.A.;kiinal,J"ltoe',,tivei'l0ir,,aPail
ufered
-R.
C
ffy
ylUe
Jrom
goUrejiot
h
pco
ples
were
deiehdcnl
for"their
food
mainly
on
sea
products
and
their
diel
was
thought
(o'iba
chiefly
responsible
for
their
freedom
from
this
arfiiction.
People
in
goilre
countries.
Dr.
Jveith
said,
should
be
taught
the
importance
of
eating
sea
fish,
clams,,
oysters
and
the
like.
COHO
RUN
AT
DUNDAS
EARLY
High
Boat
this
Week
Had
80
Fish
Springs
are
Not
very
Plentiful
(
The
cobo
run
at
Diirjdas
Island
is
starting
unusually
early
this
year
while
springs
are
not
very
plentiful,
lhe
result
1
that
the
fishermen
are
now
couceiitratinir
011
cohoes
and
are
changing
their
sear
from
spoons
In
sunnier.
The
coho'es
are
being
taken
by
the
canneries
while
Ihe
springs
sell
on
tae
local
market.
The
coho
run
does
not
generally
start
until
about
July
10,
but
this
week
the
high
boat
at
lunulas
Island
had
Kn
ft?!!.
MAN
ARRESTED
FROM
RUPERT
J
Herbert
Fletcher
Chargod
With
Participation
in
Big
International
Liquor
Conspiracy.
sfU'riLE,
Juhe'S.
-p.
Iterfic'rl
Fletcher
has
been
brought
hera
r
.......
.
.
r
uuiit
i-ruice
nuperi
as
tne
ao-remlant
in
tho
$500,000
international'
liquor
conspiracy
liv'whlch
uoy
tiimsteait
and
twenty
others
were
convicted
in
February,
Flet-
der
is
to
be
changed
with
grand
larceny
In
Jumping
his
ball.
toriniialmF
in
mexico
cause
?
i
FOUR
TO
LOSE
LIVES
NOG
ALES,
Arizona,
June
,25.
Four
persons
were
drowned
and
property
damage
esllmaled'
at
20n,oon
vviis
done
us
u
result,
of
torrential
rnins
Jtt
.Iu1lsct
state
Mexico..
,;-ir:'.
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.
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a