25
and
Amlml'irt'
niuifiuain"..,..
Service
"(
I
i.
tand
Royal
Hotol.
3rd
A.
a,,'i7
and
6th
St.
Ui
MATT
VI
DECK.
PrOD.
van.
NYL.
NO.
1
17.
alious
for
the
expedition,
said
jil50
ea
lions
had
been
des-ed
on
the
Viralu
ami
I'earl
id
rookerlosi
as
compared
with
flasl
year,
lie
explained
that
drop
was
accounted
for
in
a
reuse
in
the
number
of
ea
which
are
being
killed
be-
e
lliey
destroy
I
lie
flub.
jjhxerlhe
to
the
Dally
News.
-Hi
"art.
1.
'
The
fidlowlnif
conlribulioiui
to
the
Hoys
Hand
uniform
fund
are
aeknowleitard:
Previously
acktiowledgeil
$C23.97
W.
J.
Haymond
S.
M.
Newton
W.
II.
MeCallum
Mpsetl'Cuuniiixham,
I'eler
I.eighlon
.
.
.
.
,
Tolul
lo
dale
Ltd.
Site
1.00
IP.00
5.0()
10.011
2.00
.1051.1)7
WEATHER
REPORT
Government
Telegraphs
8
a.m.
Prince
Huperl:
Overcast,
calm;
leinperaturc
51.
Ilanelton:
clear,
calm,
lemp
(iK
02.
Siulthers:
Clear,
calm,
lemp.
70.
Kiirns
Lake:
pari
Clouily,
calm,
lemp.
..
IVlegraph
Creek:
Clear,
calm,
lemp.
i0.
08
Whilehorse;
Cleaf,
calm;
lemp
Dawson:
Cloudy,
calm,
lemp
Terrace:
Clear,
calm;
lemp.
(15
Anyox:
Clear,
calm;
lemp.
7P
Stewart:
Clear,
calm:
lemp.
Oil
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
C.
V.
It
11.11.
yilver
...
Consolidated
Dunwoll
Ilaieltou
Indeiiemleiice
Indian
I..
A
L.
..
...
Mannot
Premier
Porlt'i"
Idaliu
Silver
Crest
Surf
Inlet
Hid.
1(12.50
2.11
210.00
1
.82
.07
.00
...
2.00
..07
H
'
'.10
Aske.?
2.15
1.80
.or
.08
-,00
s
.12
.09
(4
2.11
.07
,12
07
licatinn.
The
analysis
of
the
water
in
the
prin?
is:
Lilhia,
magnesia,
soda
and
lime;
tem
pera
I
lire,
180
degrees
Fahr;
circumference
three
hundred
feet,
the
largest
hot
spring
in
America:
depth
unknown;
elevation
above
Lakele
lake
ccveu-teen
feet;
volume
of
water
flowing
from
spring
is
one
hundred
miners
Inches.
'Iliese
springs
aa-e
one
o!
Nature's
wonders.
The
waters,
vhici
haxe
to
be
pi
pod
to
bath
lulls
in
order
lo
redtiee
the
Icm
,
peralure,
have
curative
virtues,
is
many
persons
alllicted
with
rhetiinallsni
and
oilier
ailment",
external
and
internal,
who
have
bathed
ill
the
water,
can
testify,
There
Is
no
uesliou
but
thai
l.arlsr
will
become
a
rva'
pleasure
and
health
resort.
I
.a
VctslaleVtf
tfalMm
'irtealiti
mi
.vipioe
iiisinci
oe.nii:.
..ur
rounded
by
mountains
whin,
carry
on
their
cresls
glaciers
an."
snow
field,
which
are
alway-wildly
picturesipie,
no
matter
what
moods
of
weather
prevail
I'liere
is
pood
Iroul
fishm?
in
Ihe
lake
and
inflowing
and
out
-
flowing
tdrf-anls,
and
same
such
ns
deer,
caribou,
goal
and
bear'
abound
in
Ihe
mountain
fastnesses
furnishing
good
sport
for
levolees
of
rod
and
gun.
With
all
Ihe
attractions
and
short
mild
winter,
Lakelse
will
undoubtedly
develop
into
an
a!l-year-round
resor
when
proper
accommodation
has
been
provided
for
visitors.
A
number
of
Princu
Huperl
people
have
estab
lished
summer
colludes
on
the
lake
in
the
neighborhood
of
the
pring.
The
number
of
?uc:i
rottapr
!
increasing
every
year.
remise.
is
now
widely
known
for
Ihe
excellence
of
the
tree
anl
vine
fruits
produced
there.
There
u
good
road,
and
aulo
service
from
the
(own
to
the
lake
and
boat
to
Ihe
springs,
but
the
housing
accommodation
at
the
present
time
is
very
limited
iinJ
rather
primitive.
Port
Esslngton
Springs
On
the
tkeena
river,
six
miles
east
of
Por
Kssingtou,
there
Is
a
group
of
springs
that
arc
fre
quented
every
week
of
the
yea
by
(U(e
a
number
of
pcoph
seeking
'
cures
for
various
ail
ments,
Indian
and
Japanese
fishermen
know
the
medicinal
irtuc
of
these
springs
and
rc
pair
tlfere
ut
week-ends
to
batln
and
drink
the
walers.
Analysis
of
mineral
water:
Lilhia,
lime
and
soda,
in
the
form
of
clilor
ides
and
sulphates.
The
lilhia
present
givn
the
water
a
medi
cinal
value.
It
is
said
that
plan?
I'
PRINCE
RUPERT
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
PIIINCI-:
HITPKIlTi
II.
C,
TlimSDAY,
JUNK
21,
1020.
Te.fcrtV
Circulation.
Itll
Stmt
S.l-i
0J
3
Boston
Grill
mm
'.
Large
Upstair
Dining
Uall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
latest
and
beat
for
the
least.
Phone
.
PRICE
FIVB
fiKNTF.
flGHWAY
CONSTRUCTION
STARTING
AGAIN
LYING
BOAT
HERE
FROM
SOUTH
.
ENROUTE
TO
QUEEN
i
CHARLOTTE
...
ISLANDS
-
rovincial
Government
Resumes
Kaien
Island
Road
Work
Tomorrow
LAKELSE
SPRINGS
ARE
UNEQUALLED
Largest
In
America
with
Depth
Unknown
One
of
Nature'a
Wonders
ThfM'n
tri
rmlliificr
in
f?:lfl:til:,
it:
Work
will
be
resumed
tomorrow
iiiuriiiiitr
by
tlie
provincial
L,.,...!
,h
,.,
-i,,,r-
.
larlnienl
of
public
works
on
(tic
Kuien
Iland
highway
it
was'i
oui,.
i.,t
..i,.,,,.
,.
...it-,,
iioiinced
today.
A
good
ntimljer
of
men
will
be
employed,
the
rPiim
!--
,....
.,
v
n
,,(,
kik
now
Miiriuig
to
nc
on
me
coiiiinuuiioii
oi
gruuing.
u
is
expected
this
year
lo
Imrtl
airfare
at
least
one
mile
of
the
mitnenl
road,
connecting
wild
Hit'
splendid
thoroughfare
thai
julrcady
been
tomjileted
by
Ihe
city
lo
the
city
limits.
The
of
JjsV'5.000
is
now
available
for
the
work,
the
undertaking
ulucli
at
tin?
lime
will
be
appreciated
by
men
who
may
happen
Unemployed
here.
iRRIED
FOR
MEAL
TICKET
jlutlon
of
Union
of
Young
Ifoman
With
Aged
Prairie
Farmer
Recommended
by
Chief
Justice.
VANCOtVJ.II.
Jne
-'
dug
leg
et
thai
the
court
had
the
jncisdirtion
to
dissolve
jnltMi
which
wa
-tunned
a
tirKet
marriage,"
Chief
II....
I-..
(
llm
4il(.,-ilillt
P7;
IIUIMl
III
III;
l'Ul-IIIV
Wilier
yesterday
dismissed
the
Within
or
(irnre
May
Shcp-licrd3l,
for
Judicial
separation
from
rrauci
Shepherd,
72,
ro-;,Dred
prairie
farmer,
whom
she
friiarried
In
Vnloria
in
Novender,
fUU22
"Dissolution
of
(he
mnr-
lage
would
be
ill
the
best
inter-
ids
of
bold
parlies
and'
Hie
pub-
E,'
ald
Mr
JusMcc
Hunter
who.
jcrtlclii!
rejected
the
wife's
legations
if
cruelly
and
descr-
IT
IN
FAVOR
CENSURE
VOTE
nlooa
Labor
Member
Moves
ub-Amendment
to
Conservative
Amendment
on
TAW
A.
June
:'t.
-
After
a
hour
debate
on
WYdne
dny,
,'
ootlsworlh.
I.ahor
member
;
W
innipeg.
mned
a
Mib-iidmeiil
to
the
Conservative
lidmeiit
on
Ihe
cusloins
report
Ich
asks
that
n
judiciary
com-
ion
ie
appointed
to
invesll-thn
'adnUiilslralion
of
tlx
to
ins
department,
thus
ellmin-
tvjt
Hie
vole
of
censure
on
Hon.
I.
llofvin,
minister
of
customs,
J
he
government.
1
.41
HI
I..
1.
lie
amenumems
win
HKeiy
in-
d
oji
tonlihl
LIONS
ARE
BEING
KILLED
lenchy
Bags
1956
on
This
Pear's
Expodltlon
as
Com
pared
With
2827
Last.
ll!V
WliSTMINSl
KIl.Jiiiio
21.
ack
from
u
twentythreo
day
se
on
Ihe
Canadian
fishery
ul
vessel
(Jlvcnchy,
V.
K
Iden,
In
clianao
of
machine
Kim
SURPLUS
IS
SHOWN
BY
B.
C.
PULP
&
PAPER
CO.,
WHALEN
SUCCESSOR
VANCOIVF.II.
June
21.
A
surplus
of
1
50,11)3
on
March
31.
after
payment
of
all
Interest
and
ih-prrc
iatlon
charges,
was
shown
by
the
II.
G.
I'ulp
&
Paper
Company,
Limited,
whicli
took
over
Hie
former
Whalen
pla'uL
accord
Ing
to
Us
balance,
sheet
on
April
30.
The
net
profit'
for
t)i
month
of-April,
after
prodding
Interest
on
botidn,
but
nut
depreciation,
wa
5M.I2L
Activity
of
the
plant
is
shown
by
Ihe
current
assets
of
?y.,0'J5
in
manufactured
product,
(2(1,-Glt
in
pulp
in
process,
8111,501
in
In?,
shiivgle
bolts,
rordwoo
I
and
ptilpwood,
2l8,352
in
mal
crisis
ami
supplier
in
hand
and
in
Iran-It.
and
fCPG.76U
in
cash
on
hand
in
transit.
MORE
CONTRIBUTIONS
Total
FOR
BOYS'
BAND
FUND
to
Dale
Is
$851.97.
$100
Yet
to
be
Obtained.
ate
now
being
made
for
the
erection
of
a
hotel
on
the
site
The
springs
are
reached
from
ilaysport
a
few
miles
east
of
Prince
Huperl.
A
ferry
boat
ser
vice
is-available
from
that
point
to
port
tts.olmUoh
PRINCE
QEORQE
EXHIBIT.
That
he
Prince
(leorgo
district
would
send
an
exhibit
to
the
fortlicmniiug
.
fair
was
Ihe
infor
tnallou
received
in
a
letter
lasl
night
by
Die
local
fair
board
froinlhe
Prince,
(ieorgc
Agricultural
and
Industrial
Association.
The'exliiiiil
will
be,
(n
charge
-of
W,
fekyer
of
Prince
(leorgo.
E
BVBBBBBBBBBBBBW
1
BBBBS
BBBBBBBBBBT
"JPB
V
9
IbBK-
BBBBS
BBbVJb1bBBBBbWv''
msM
BBBBBBBBBfi
BBBBBBBBBBB
v
.
imrKBBmm-
&
K-
''
Commander
llichard
H.
Byrd,
in
uniform,
on
the
deck
of
the
Chautier
in
Loudon.
He
was
the
first
man
to
reach
the
pole
in
an
airplane.
WOULD
CONTROL
SALMON
CANNING
B.
C.
Packers
on
Open
Mar-
ket
Vlth
View
to
Consolidation.
MONTUCAL,
June
21.
A
To
ronto
financial
house
is
endeav
oring
lo
secure
control
of
tho
II.
C.
ftshinz
&
Packing
Co.
through
purchase
of
stock
on
the
open
market,
according
jo
a
local
fin
ancial
service
story.
If
success
ful,
consolidation
with
one
or
two
lar;:e
competing
companies
in
Hritlsh
Columbia
will
be
sought.
The
namo
of
the
Oosso
Packing
Co.,
Ltd.,
is
associated
with
the
H.
C.
Packers
in
these
rumors.
TWO
MEN
KILLED
IN
ALERT
BAY
LOGGING
White
Man
and
Jap
Lost
Their
Lives
As
Result
of
Accidents
Last
Week.
VANCOUYKll,
Juue
21.
Fred
Miller,
21.
and
l
ichi
Walanabe,
u
Japanese,
were
both
killed
in
up
the
coast
logging
accidents
last
week,
according
lo
won!
received
by
Ihe
provincial
police.
Alert
Hay
coroner's
juries
found
that
both
falallties
were
accidental.
WIRE
TROUBLE
TODAY
There
was
trouble
on
both
tele
graph
lines
today
this
side
of
Terrace
with
the
result
that
most
of
the
regular
despatches
for
loday's
paper
were
prevented
from
arriving.
.Mrs.
C.
F.
Doyle
and
two
jauginers,
or
Portland,,
Oregon,
are
the
guests
of
Mrs.
Doyle's
mother,
Mrs.
Ivenney,
515
Tallow
direct.
Mr.
Doyle,
wlio
was
for
merly
connected
5
with
The
firm
of
MuCalTery
Oibbons',
l
pow
manager
of
Peninsular
Trust
Co
and
is
also,))
.
director
of
one
of
Hie
big'
banks
in
Portland.
AVIATOR
SETS
MARK
IN
CROSS-COUNTRY
TEST
DAYTON,
O.,
June
21.
LleuL
in.
C.
MotTalt.
McCook
Field
les'
Toronto
Concern
Trvlnn
lo
Bid
In
'Pilot,
seta
speed
record
for
cross-country
flying
when
he
flew
from
McCook
Field
to
Sejf-riilge
Field,
Michigan,
22,0
mile
in
70
minutes,
or
at
an
average
peed
of
almost
200
miles
ah
hour.
Tho
flight
was
made
in
a
new
type
pursuit
plane,
equipped
with
a
supercharger.
WIRELESS
REPORT.
8
a.m
HULL
HAIlHOll.
Oyercast:
cairn;
barometer,
jo.io;
temper
ature
51;
sea
smooth;
no
ship
ping.
DIUHY
ISIND.
Clear
calm,
barometer,
30.10!
temperature,
50:
sea
smooth;
8
p.m.
spoke
steamer
Challamba
bound
Ket
ehikan
for
Seattle
820
miles
from
Seattle;
8
p.m.
spokn
steamer
Amur
bound
Anyox
for
Seattle
17
miles
from
Anyox;
8
p.m.
steamer
Prince
Charle
leaving
Port
Clements
for
Woden
Hiver:
steamer
Prince
Huperl
leaving
Ketchikan
10.30
p.m.
northbound;
0
p.m.
spoke
steam
er
Alameda
03
miles
from
KcU
cnikan
southbound;
8.30
p.m.
poke
motorsliip
Apex
left
KeU
cbikan
for
Seattle.
DF.AD
THF.I-:
POINT.;--
Ham
nieler
30.10:
temperature
3?.'
noon
v
HULL
HAllllOU.
bli.udy;
,
northwest
wind;
barometer
30.-
02;
temperature
5l:
light
swell.
DK51JY
ISLAND.
Overcast
rftlm
Im:
barometer,
,30.10;
le'mpor-u're
58;
sea
smooth.
atiir
;
UV.M.
.lUK.F..
Pp.m-uHaro
n'lcter
3f.
1
0
;
t
einpcrahlr7
K
v
BIG
LEAGUE
BASEBALL?
National
League
Hro'oklyn
3-0,
Hostoii
1-1.
Chicago
5,
Cincinnati
3,-
'
Others
postponed.
American
League'
Cleveland
3,
Chicago'
5
Others
postpoticd.
After
Arduous
anl
M
ich
Delayed
Flight
Up
Coast,
Whale
Spott
ng
Plane
Arrives
Here
from
Victoria
After
an
anions
and
much
delayed
trip
up
Ihe
coast,
LieuL
J.
A.
Ileece
arrived
heie
by
airplane
at
8
o'clock
last
night
Trom
Victoria
en
route
to
the
Naden
Harbor
whaling
station
where
he
will
be
stationed
this
summer
in
connection
with
the
"spotting"
rtf
,,'lintn
ttr
Ilia
lirifilif!nliil
Wh:itiiti7
i.t
irxu
ir:i
I
ion
nfld
wilt
also
carry
out
certain
work
iii
connection
with
the
salmon
patrol
in
lhal
districL
While
on
the
flight
from
the
south
Toggy
weather
had
been
encountered,
which
had
considerably
delayed
his
arrival,
and
it
.vas
necessary
lo
make
a
landinsr
-
II
.-UJ1III
I'lrtUH".
(Ill
114111
iaj,
where
he
remained
that
nisht.
;
Previous
to
that
be
bad
been
delayed
for
several
days
at
Alert
Hay.
.
II
had
been
Lieqt.
Ileeces
In-tcntipn
to
hop-or
early
this
morning
for
the
islands,,
but
a
eay
to;.'
prevented
it.
Tlie
plane
was
towed
by
lender
to
the
Digby
(stand
marine
slation
this
morn-ins.
where
certain
adjustments
vvili
be
made.
Lieut.
Iteece
will
eo
ilufiie
(he
flight
to
Naden
Harbor
early
tomorrow
morning,
wea
ther
permit
tinr.
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
TODAY
134,000
LBS.
and
T
5.3c
and
'Jc
for
Canadian
I
he
day
s
arrivals
were
as
fol
lows:
American
Alaska,
05,000
pounds,
to
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Tahoma,
12,000
pounds,
lo
the
Hooth
Fisheries
Co.
Canadian
Dolphin,
17,500
pounds,
and
Cavgeon,
8,000
pounds,
to,
the
Canadian
Fish
&
Cold
Storage
Co
Selma,
12.000
pounds
and
Kiiig
leader,
T,S0O
pounds,
to
the
Atlin
I-isheries.
iluth.
2,000
pounds,
lo
the
Hooth
Fisheries.
Nuba,
10,000
pounds,
to
the
Huyal
Fish
Co.
VETERAN
JOURNAUStS
HAVE
BRITISH
HOME
LONDON.
June
2t.
Oakhill,
at
Ipswich,
the
beautiful
residence
and
estate
or
the
late
Sir
Daniel
(iuddaid,
has
been
offered
lo
Ilia
Institute
of
Journalisls-by
Thus,
Parkingtou,
u
councillor
of
Ips.
wieb,
as
a
bolne
for
veteran
newspaper
writers
or
their
de
pcndeuls.
The
gift
Was
anmiuyced
by
Sir
Itobert
Hruce,
editor
of
Ihe
Ulas
gOw
Herald,
pivsidenl
of
the
in
stilule
at
a
luncheon
in
.
his
honor,
and
it
was
staletl
that
commiuee
or
uririsn
ami
over
seas
journalists,
had
been
an.
pointed
o
prepare
:
plans
fpr
ud
minlslralion
of
the
lioiiie.
"
A.
Dinswall,
formerly
employ
ed
by
the
Canadian
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.,
sails
this
afternoon
on
the
Prince
Charles
for
Yah
corner.
Mrs.
Dingwall
and
fam
uy
will
join
Dr.
Dimgwall
nt
tho
end
of
the
mouth
to
lake
uf
their
permanent
residence
in
Ihs
soulh.
H.
F.
Pullen
or
Priiu
Uunert
was
a
registered
hwA
utUaspcT
Park
Lodge,
Jasper
Nallonal
Park,
Alberta,
on
JiineU
REDUCTION
IN
POSTAL
RATES
Letters
May
Be
Mailed
For
Two
Instead
of
Three
Cents
After
July
1.
.
Heductiun
in
letter
rate
of
postage
from
three
to
two
cents,
as
anilouuced
in
the
Federal
budget,
goes
into
effect
on
July
I.
On
and
after
that
date
the
rate
of
postage
on
letters
for
Canada
the
United.
tal;s,
Mexico
and.all.
oilier
places
inllns
North
Ameri-Va'h
(ntinent
will.be
two
cent
for
'acii
ounce
op'fractioa
therei-
Two
American
and
SU
Canadian
'
....
.
...
.
i
i
ne
iwo-ceni
leuer
raie
win
vessels
Sold
Their
Catches
at
y
on
Mlm
poA
Jn
Exchange
ThlsMornlng.
addressed
to:
Canada
ror
local
'delivery
and
to
all
places
within
llalibul
arrivals
marketed
at!iilP
Dominion:
the
United
Slates.
this
port
today
totalled
m,uou!vewroun(lian,i
Moxlco.
Hritlsh
pounds,
two
American,
vessels
Ves
Indies
Hermuda,
St.
Kills,
disposing
of
75,000
pounds
andiAntjfU;if
Montserral,
Dominica
six
Canadians
landing-
5'J.OOO
S;t
I.npia
Tt:irl,nilnrf
3I
Vlnpnnl
Prices
were
from
15.1c
;renada.
Trinidad.
IJahamas.
Ja-
and
lie
to
15.7c
and
8c
for
Amer-
,,,-ira.
iiriiuti
r.nlana.
Hrilih
ican
fish
and
from
14.1c
lo
liciiinmiiir
.h
Din
ruin
tin.
minizon
Republic,
Dutch
West
Indies
(Artiba,
Honaire,
Curacao,
Saba,
St.
Eustatius,
St.
Martin.
French
West
Indies
(.Martinique,
Guadeloupe
,
Guatemala,
Haiti,
Honduras
Itepuhlic,
Salvador,
St.
Pierre
and
Miquclon.
MINIMUM
WAGE
LUMBER
TRADE
No
Less
Than
40c
Per
Hour
May
Be
Paid
After
Nov.
1,
Administration
Board
Rules.
YANCOl
Villi.
June;
21.
Effect-tive
November
1.
all
men
engaged
In
Ihe
lumber
Industry
iii
Hritlsh
Columbia
will
receive
a
minimum
wage
of
10c
peri;
hour,
It
Is
an
nounced
by
the
administration
board
of
tlie
new
male
minimum
wiutc
act.
The
order
includes
all
operations
in
connection
with
logging,
shingle
mills,
box
fac
lories,
pulp
and
paper
mills,
ve
neer
plants
and
cooperages"
in
which
industries
approximately
10.000
persons
are
employed.
JACK
BARNSLEY
RESIGNS
POST
Agent
of
Union
Steamship
Co.
fop
Eight
Years
Moves
to
Vancouver.
Ja-k
'Harnsleyy
who
lias
.acted
us
local
aent
for
the
Union
Steamship
Co
and
the
Dominion
Kxpress
Co.
for
lh
past,
eight
ysars.
has
resigned
his
position
and
will,
in
nil
probability,
be
suo-
ceeded
by
H.
M,
Smith,
now
acting
purser
On
1he-sleaupr
Cardeiia.
Mr.
and
Mfs.
Harusley
will
lo
eale
lWrinanently,
In
Dm
south.
Mrs.
Harusley.
whri
s
now
in
Vancouver,
will
returu
mVrlh
prior
lo
finally
moving.
A
X,
m
v
11
4-1
if: