SOU
If
mm
mm
oouver
Member
Asserts
That
Irregularities
Exist
In
Re-
glna
Customs.
ITTAWA,
June
23.
Ihiring
a
lion
4iic)i
If
had
furnished,
ous-
imn
nfffriial..
liuil
kturtpil
imp.
ffruliffttw
inf.
.mtii.
rpuii.ld
ul,l
iU
exist
al
Ilt'guia.
These
inves-
Nlgatlons.
however,
Mr.
StevPns
iHcgcd,
had
iiren
interfered
with
wen
Iteg
.
'ia
Liberals
'got
wind
Hie
a'far
lie
raid
(hat
thin
n-n
ntad
abundanlly
clear
the
:f
r
allowing
the
potmen)
oi
lion.
).
II.
Itoivfn.
Seles
ilsler
:r
rutom.
lu
adminis-thc
depar'
men!.
IWSONMAN
GIVEN
LIFE
ry
Davis
Found
Guilty
of
Man-
ilaughter
In
Connection
With
It
Killing
of
Charles
Smith.
AVSOX.
June
2J.
-
Harry
la-
who
rlalmed
that
he
killed
iarles
Sim'h
m
a
cabin
near
fakirk
on
February
12
in
eclf-
ciise
dunnp
a
quarrel
after
he
1
applied
u
hot
mustard
plaster
f
Smith
back,
was
yesterday
iind
pud'y
of
manslauKbtcr
by
lurv
and
was
fentencpd
to
life
irisoninent
by
Mr.
Justice
Ma
lilay
EMIER'S
BIRTHPLACE
IS
BEINGDEMOLISHED
iirch
Will
bo
Built
on
S'te
In
(Itchener
Where
Mackenzie
King
First
Saw
Light,
of
Day
ClTCHtfXKH,
June
ii.
The
ise
on
ltenton
Street,
where
;
Hon
dliam
Lyon
Mackcn-
tlKiiiK
first
saw
(lie
light
of
is
hclnjf
demolished
and
a
itch
will
he
built
in
ils
stead
WEATHER
REPORT
National
League
rooklyn
I.
Hoslon
2.
thicago
2.
Cincinnati
3.
ittsburg
3,
l.
Louis
I.
Ehlladelphta
,
New
York
2.
American
Loaguo
lew
V0rk
7-U,
Washington,
ieveland
3,
Chicago
J.
U
Louis
4,
Detroit
i
Itistoi)
Philadelphia
yostuotted
DECREE
IS
CONFERRED
her
raptor
eslerday
and
made
it
uiiu
xiiiu&ucr
I,,.,.
wav
((U
r,M,,
,
tilU
-ilv
nipn
riTinrrpi
-lr"-
,"r?r,on
related
how,
'KrMi
I
HAKlir
i
b,h
in
hathing,
a
irlt
in
u
l(oue
of
Commons
lerda
at
.
uih
dealing
with
rrpor'
r
Hie
customs
inten
tion
rjiiUDi'ii'c,
Hon.
II.
II.
;iiit
niniiK-iKMi
.mat
a
new
affjr
iirg
the
Itpgina
customs
nrlBen
oo
lateo-
1
ub-
(
r
tin-
rniiidcra(loii
a"
ainii'tep.
lie
explained
that
iwcek
an",
upon
uiiurma-
"My
iiaby
is
dying.
Come
and
pray
for
llf
She
hurriedly
dressed
and
went
lo
a
motor
car
where
the
woman
sat
holding
a
bundle
which
she
look
for
the
baby.
She
claim
he
way
forced
into
the
auto
and
.thrown
to
the
floor,
where
lie
lapsed
into
unconsciousness
a
if
drugged.
She
could
recall
nothing
further
for
ecral
day
when
die
found
lier-ielf
held
rapliw
and
wan
informal
thai
ranom
iimt
be
paid;'
4-
4
WANTS
DETAILS
OF
LOCAL
MURDER
HALIFAX.
June
Hon.
J.
M.
Huustatf.
attorney
general
for
Xova
Scotia,
bail
renuesl-
ed-
the
authorities
of
liritifdi
Columbia
lo
mmiJ
4
i
him
full
uarticularit
of
4
the
.teslh.of
MIm
lioretla
4
4
Chiolndm,
a
Otiyaboro
4
4
county
girl,
who
wan
4
4
murdered
on
May
21.
at
4
4
Port
Eftdiiglon.
4
4
4
4444444444444444
ON
C.
N.
R.
PRESIDENT
Syracuse
University
Commence-mont
Hears
Address
From
Sir
Henry
Thornton.
SYHACL'SK.
X.
Y..
June
23.
That
civilization
has
been
passing
through
the
greatest
test
and
trial
known
to
history,
was
the
opinion
expressed
by
Sir
Henry
Thornton,
K.H.K.,
Chairman
and
President
of
the
Canadian
Na
tional
Hallways,
in
an
address
delivered
al
thp
Syracuse
tnixer
Mly
(.ommeneemenl,
when
Uian
cellor
Charles
YW'slcy
Flint,
in
behalf
of
the
faculty,
conferred
upon
him
the
decree
of
Doctor
of
Law.
In
accepting
this
signal
honor
Sir
Henry
spoke
from
a
specially
erected
stage,
tastefully
draped,
with
flitgs
of
liritaln
and
the
toiled
Slates,
while
scholars
who
titand
foremost
in
the
United
Academic
circles,
together
with
urisls
and
leading
men
of
af
fairs,
occupied
the
platform
with
him.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
H.C.
Silver
....
Duuwell
tiladstone
....
illowe
Sound
Independence
L.
A
U
Marniot
'
Premier
Porter
Idaho
Silver
Crest
Surf
Inlet
Hid.
Asked
2.15
1.85
2.00
.33
.30
30.00
38,00
.07
U
.11
;08
2.11
.07
J
..
.05
.14
,10
.18
.09
.14
.07
ft
VISITORS
FROM
KETCHIKAN
HERE
Rotarlans
From
Alaskan
Town
Arrived
on
Princess
Louise
This
Afternoon.
T
pay
a
vUit
to
their
fellow
member
here
a
part)
of
Kelchl
kan
It'itariaii!
and
'their
wive
ronitin)
of
K.
L.
Sleberjr.
W.
ipalftiiiK.
W.
Itryaut,
X.
Hobb.
Mr.
and
Mr.
II.
Nun'an.
Mr.
and
Mm.
S.
Ferris,
Mr.
and
Mr.
Wal
ker
and
Mr.
anjl
Mr..
.
Pruell,
reach!
(lie
city
aboard
the
ulea-
mer
Prine
Louise
this
afternoon.
They
will
pend
a
couple
of
days
here,
returning
north
n
Hie.
I'rincess
Charlotte
Friday
moniittt.
TbU
afternoon
the
party
will
pay
a
visit
to
the
new
?raiu
elevator
and
tonight
there
will
be
a
bridge
parly
in
theit
hnnor.at
the.
home
of
Mr.
and
Mr.
C.
II.
Orme.
Tomorrow
afternoon
they
will
be
driven
alotis
the
Kaien
Island
Highway
and
in
Hip
eveninjr
al
7
o'clock
they
will
lie
the
cue!
of
hoiiur
at
a
dinner
of
tlie
local
I
In
barS
flub
in
Hip
St
lleit
Cafe
'
HALIBUT
ARRIVALS
TOTA114Q,000
LBS.
Four
American
and
Seven
Cana
dian
Boats
Sold
Catches
Today.
Four
American
boats
cold
G3.-
J00
pounds
and
een
Canadians
iO.Hl'O
poun.K
a
lolal1r
13V.800
pound
of
halibut,
on
the
l-'ish
Heliati?e
this
inoriilng.
Ameri
cana
receixed
around
ICuc
and
106
and
(Canadians
around
11.4c
and
Vc
for
first
and
second
class
catcher
respectively.
I
he
arrivals
were:
American
(Irani.
31,000
pounds
lo
the
Hoyal
Fish
Co.
Sherman.
10.000
pounds
lo
Ca
nadian
Fish
iV
Cold
Storage
Co.
Onali.
13,000
pounds,
and
Jack
3.200
poumN.'
to
I
tooth
Fisheries.
Canadian
Miijrneag,
T.tioo
pounds
to
ll-
yal
Isli
.Co.
.Morn
ii.,
ir.uuu
poutnis
to
Canadiap
Fish
A
Cold
Storage
Co.
(lbson.
18,0(10
pounds
(o
Atlin
Fisheries.
Trrnen.
10,500
iouinls
to
Atlin
F'iherles.
Alii.
17.000
pounds
to
Canadian
l'ih
&
Cold
Storage
Co.
Margaliee.
8,00i
pounds,
and
Joe
llaker
1.300
pounds,
to
Hooth
Fisheries.
MR.
PATTULLO
IS
COMING
ON
FRIDAY
Minister
of
Lands
to
Pay
Visit
to
His
Constituents
In
City
and
District.
Hon.
T.
D.
Pallullo,
minister
of
lands
and
member
Of
the
legisla
turo
for
Prince
llupert,
will
arrive
in
thu
city
from
Victoria
on
l'rl
day
inornitw's
steamer.
He
is
to
payu
viil
to
his
constituents
and
will
go
to
Terrace
and
other
points
during
his.
trip.
CAILLAUX
ACCEPTS
FINANCE
PORTFOLIO
PAULS,
June
23.
-
Premier
Hrland
Huceeedcd
in
forming
cabinet
this
mornlnsr
when
Joseph
C.aillaux
accepted
the
post
of
Minister
of
I
inance.
'
HW'Nt
lo
"Ibe
(otal
of
7
l(3K)lKwere
asel
for
payment
abiiie"i)ipplllir
of
llu
potmpll
1UV
L
Je.e
SweeUer,
who
won
the
British
Amaleur
Golf
Chaui
iiouslu
al
Mmrlield.
Scotland,
recently,
defeating
his
Highland
rival.
A.
F.
Smijon.
r
up
and
(1
to
go.
Plane
Which
Flew
North
from
Prince
Rupert
Last
Summer
is
.
at
Edmonton
for
Similar
Trip
EDMOXTOX,
June
22.
The
large
Yickers
Viking
amidiibian
airplaiia,
which
flew
north
from
Prince
Huperl
last
year
oil
a
prospecting
expeuidoii
to
Northern
Hnlish
Columbia
ami
the
ltikoii,
has
been
here
fitting
out
to
cruise
(his
mi
miner
for,
miuer-
uls,
oils
and
olher
natural
products
in
the
country
northeasVof
Ureal
biave
iiKe.
heading
the
f.xpedition.
which
is
being
senl
out
by
the.
Xorthern
Syndicate
Ltd.,
of
Calgary,
is
Colin
F.
Cald
well
who
was
second
in
command
(o
Col.
J.
Scull
Williams
uirlast
years
expedition
from
Prince
llupert
Accompanying
him
Is
I
vaclian,
mechanic
and-
11.
W.i
-
Dunn
and
M.
Merkle,
mining
en-
'aaa
;iiieers.
i
hp
piaue
is
neiiu
snip-
pei
to
Lae
La
Kndip
where
it
will1
be
set
up
for
flying
and
where
test
flights
will
take
place.
If!
conditions
permit,
u
flight
downj
the
Mackenzie
IWver
to
the
Arclioi
Ocean
will
bo
attempted.
.mi
nase
or
operadqjis
has
yet
been
decided
upon,
Mr.
Catdwell
stales,
but
miiiio
location
on
Slave
Lake
will
in,
all
probability
bo
choxen.
About
1
0.UOO
gallons
of
gasoline
has
already
been
ship
ped
into
that
country,
and
more
will
be
sent
if
needed.
Flying
much
Of
the
timn
by
compass,
because
of
tho
fad
that
maps
will
not
te
available,
the
trip
will
not
be
without
Interest.
Last
year,
when
flying
in
lli
Yukon
district,
an
Indian
took
a
pot
sum
ai
ine
pontoon
wiih
a
rule.
"We
hope
tho
people
up
here
will
not
be
so
ferocious,"
Mr.
Caldtfell
said.
PRISONERS
ESCAPE.
,
LOS
ANC.ELKS,
June
23.
-
iliirly
three
prisoners,
,all
nar-cotio
addicts,
escaped
from
the
Lincoln
Heights
jail
here
.last
night.
;
;
AdvcriUon
the
pally
N'cws.
WINS
IRISH
DERBY
ClHHAdll,
Ireland,
June
23.
The
Maharajah
of
4
4
4
4
4
Hajpipla
s
Embargo
won
4
the
Irish
derby
valued'
al
4
4
twenty-five
thousand
itot-
4
4
lars.
rroni
a
field
of
ten
4
4
starters
today.
4
4
4444444444444
ROUND-THE-WORLD
FLYER
TO
ASSIST
IN
MAKING
FILM
iiiM.mwoOD,
June
23.
To
Insure
authenlicjieiDplaiie
cene
r.1!
U'sr
iw'y'yvVenus,-
ph.s
i-Mla-Mieuns
current-urodueilon.
rlrsl
l.ieut.
Leslie
P.
Arnold,
one
or
the
round-the-world
flyers,
has
been
engaged
Ui
iuper.
vise
the
lakiny
of
lluiseveenes
and
work
with
Hubert
'Thothby,
director.
Aside
from
ueiltiit
In
an
advisory
capacity,
LleulS-Ar'
pom
wilt
riy
several
"ulilps'yand
will
appear
in
a
huhiberof
scenes
with
'Hubert
FrazerJead-
mg
.iiiau,
j
TAXI
Boston
Grill
25
and-
Ambulance
Large
Upstair
Dinlntf
Hall,
Service
with
newly
laid
dancing
Anywhere
at
Anytime.
floor
for
hire.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ave.
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
and
6th
It
PRINCE
RUPERT
The
latest
and
best
for
the
MATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
....
least.
Phone
467.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
ioi,,
xxu
no.
no,
I'lllXCK
HUI'EHT,
H,
C,
AYKDNKSUAY,
.JfXB
23,
1020.
YeiKrdii't
Clmilatkm,
jest
Street
Sties
tOS
PRIOR
FIVE
CENTS.
KING
EVANGELIST
LOCATED
IN
ARIZONA
ilRPLANE
WHICH
OPERATED
HERE
LAST
YEAR
NOW
NORTH
OF
EDMONTON
Jrs.
McPherson
Was
Abducted
and
Taken
I
to
Mexico;
Escaped
DOLKiLAS,
Arizona,
June
2:i.
l'uttivv
identification
of
a
man
in
a
hospital
here
as
Mrs.
Aimee
Scmple
Mcpherson,
the
i
Angeles
evangelist,
who
hus
been
missing
from
Lo
Angeles
re
May
IK.
ww
made
over
Ihe
telephone
from
Los
Angeles,
her
molher.
Mr.
Minnie
Kennedy,
in
a
conversation
with
u
spaper
editor
who
know
Mrs.
Mcpherson
well.
Mr
MrPherson,
from
a
rot
in
the
hospital,
told
a
story
of
k
alidiicled
finm
Ocean,
Park.
California,
and
being
held
in
-
Mexico
for
half
a
million
dollar
'ransom
ami
how
she
escaped
from
Parliament
House
Crowded
to
Hear
Customs
Probe
Report
Being
Discussed
by
Members
OTTAWA,
June
23.
The
bailie
over
the
report
of
"the
customs
probe
opened
in
the
House
of
Commons
yesterday
and
will
continue
today.
After
a
day
and
night
session
devoted
to
the
discussion,
the
House
adjourned
at
11.30
p.m.
without
division.
There
were
again
such
scenes
as
were
witnessed
when
the
first
lest
of
strength
between
Liberals
and
Coiiservativei
marked
the
dramatic
opening
day
of
the
ession.
The
galleries
were
jam-
ined
and
the
House
packed
while
'
owds
waited
in
queues
in
the
rf
iH"Tf"4rfl
t1
orridors
outside.
i
I
if
LI
1
1
IKS
111
The
issnp
camp
river
(hp
mint.
"VV
1
VllU
111
icrial
responsibility
for
the
conr
dltions
in
the
customs
department
as
revealed
In
the
customs
probe
report.
Paul
Mercier.
Liberal
member
(for
St.
Henri,
Montreal,
chairman
of
i
he
customs
committee,
first
(moved
(15
adoption
of
the
report,
which
does
not
make
any
specific
reference
to
the
rexpoisibility
of
the
Hon.
(8.
H.
Iioivin.
present
minister
of
customs.
H.
H.
Stevens,
Conservative
member
for
Vancouver
centre,
whose
charge
led
to
the
ap-
pointment
of
the
customs
committee,
then
moved
an
menl
whirh
corfstituTeil
mollon
JOf
censure,
'iioi
only
,11
(he
Hon
TJIf.
Hoivin
1iut
on
(he
aoveni-
jine:i
also.
"The
Prime
Minister
land
the
fiovernment."
so
runs
the
amendment,
"bad
knowledge
for
pome
considerable
time"
ol
.the
rapid
degeneration
of
the
;
Department
of
Customs
and
Es-j
tcie:
and
their
failure
-to
lake
prompt
and
effective
remedial
action
is
wholly
indefensible.
The
conduct
of
the
present
minister
of
(he
department,
the
lion.
(L
II.
Iioivin,
in
the
case
of
Moses
Aziz
is
utterly
unjustifi
able."
Stevens
declared
in
his
speech
that
Senator
Hureau,
former
Minister
of
Customs,
perverted
his
opportunities
of
service
lo
Ibe
State
to
the
distribution
f
indulgences
(o
favorites.
He
charged
thai
officials
under
the
administration
had
connived
at
Ibe
violation
of
the
Anti-Smutr.
gling
Treaty
iwilh
Ibe
Cni'ted
States.
Hon.
Iioivin
spoke
in
his
own
defence.
He
lo;k
in
lyrn
tiu
charge
made
against
him
and
gave
reply.
He
read
a
letter
from
the
Deputy
Minister
of
Justice
lo
show
'that
he
had
acted
within
his
authority
iu
deferring
Ibe
commitment
of.
Aziz
to
jail
and
gave
his
reason
for
so
doing
'Iioivin
asserted
that
so
far
from
having
sold
the
barge
Tremblay
liquor
cheaply,
to
please
his
political
friends,
the
liquor
had
been
offered
lo
the
Quebec
Liquor
Commission,
which
had
de
clined
to
purchase
it.
Iioivin
asked
Ibe
House
lo
reflect
thai
although
the
probe
had
lasted
so
ong
and
had
worked
so
diligent
ly
"to
find
something
with
which
to
blacken
this
eroverumeul
there
was
one
thing
which
shone
out
above
all
others.
There
had
not
been
one
important
otticial
of
the
department
or
not
one
minister,
past
or
present,
who
could
be
ac
cused
of
having
accented
any
drilie.
ANOTHER
HOME
RUN.
.M-.w
voilK,
June
23.Ha!i-.
Huth
bagged
his
Iwenly
third
home
run
in
the
second
Kamu
against
Washington
yesterday
scoring
the
runner
ahead
of
him
Chief
Petty
Officer
Klneh,
Instructor
of
the
local
detachment
of
the
Hoyal
Canadian
Xayal
Vo-unteer
Reserve,
returned4
to
the
city
on
the
steamer
.
Prince
Rupert
thl,s
afternoon
from'
a
holiday
trip-.
In'r.tlieituJTiir.
CONVENTION
Victoria
Gathers
Medicos'
From
All
Canada
For
Four-Day
Discussion.
VICTOKIA,
June
23-,With
hundred
medical
men
from
all
parls
of
Canada
in
attendance
the
medical
program
Of
the
Canadian
Medical
Associations
convention
1egan
here
this-
nioniini.
Official
greetiugs
were
extended
to
the
doctors
by
premier
Oliver
him-Tlr,
on
behalf
of
the
province,
and
by
31
Sty
or
Carl.
Peudray,
for'
Addresses;
were
mane
Ii
(he
re-
tiring
president.
Dr.
David
Lowe,
of
Regina,
and
by
Dr.
F'orrest
Leerler.
of
Victoria,;
who
is
the
new
head
of
tLe.
association
for
be
ensuing
year.
At
a
council
meeting
yesterday
it
was
decitled
that
the
association
meet
next
year,in
Toronto,
jml
Dr.
Marr.
of
that
city,
was
chosen
presjdfn:
elect.
The
con
tention
will
end
Friday,
COLONIZATION
BY
HUDSON
BAY
May
Bring
Settlers
From
British
Isles
to
Occupy
Western
Lands.
VICTOKIA,
Jnue
23.
The
Hudson
Hay
Co.
is
formulating
plans
for
an
extensive
immigration
policy
lo
secure
settlers
for
its
vasl
western
Canadian
lands,
it
was
learned
yesterday
on
arrival
of
J.
McWhirter
of
th
London
office
to
confer
with
K.
II.
Wilsoij,
tho
firm's
land
commissioner.
Mr.
McWhirter,
in
uullinljig'the
possibilities
of
bringing
settlers
from
the
crowded
districts
of
the
Hr'i-.islj
Isles
(o
the
company's
Cana
dian
lands,
said
that
his
present
(rip
was
merely
to
gather
information,
Mr.
MeVhirlr
also
dis
cussed
the
proposal
with
Premier
Oliver
COAL
BUNKERS
AT
VANCOUVER
Fear
Expressed
They
Might
Have
Disastrous
Result
on
Mines
or
British
Columbia.
OTTAWA,
June
23.
In
its
final
report
lothe.
House
of
Commons
yesterday
afternoon,
tho
coiiiiniltse
pivwal
supply,
recommended
iiatlcfureS
kanHibnlnK
liny
scheme
on
the
part
of
tho
Vanronver
harbor
authorities
to
erect
puldic
bunker(iiir
faciiiticd.
me
matter
hovd
lie
carefully
cmisidered
regardiMg
the
effeel
the
action
might-
pmduce
on
tho
yuncouver
Island
foal
nilnes
Inasmuch
,
as,
the
coal
might
be
brought
frpm
otlieri
countries
at
sueh
a
low
pric5iiVto
pFfHlii'??
a
.lisastrous
neuH
oiuthe
Tivinei,
of
Hritish
tkiliniibia;:.---
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