25
Anywhere,
at
Anytime.
Stand
Royal
Hotel,
3rd
Ava.
and
6th
St.
MATT
VIDEOK,
Prop.
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l
I'll
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,.,
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h
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n
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fir
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in
British
Coal
Strike;
Emergency
Continued
LONDON,
My
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A
Hoyal
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fur
Jitiaa
ititinlfi
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i.
a
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igcury
rrcnieu
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me
stoppage
ui
work
hi
the
coal
mine.
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rv
is
not
Hit;
slightest
iurii
of
ioiiiriiiniM
in
any
1
"r
in
mv
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iiui
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i4ook
in
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HftTPI
ANNOUNCEMENT
WAS
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V
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In
louno
nf
Comiiuins
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wiiiMi
coinincnuiii:
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nf
Mia
uiririMiionl
ifu
iit'iwopii
tlits
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nallwayfi
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prucluiualioii
issued
this
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i
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ti
ii
i
niruiiiki
in
wanes
and
iionr.
LABOR
VICTORY
LONDON
ELECTION
LONDON,
Muy
2'J.
4
Lalmr
ncyrt-il
u
vlclury
at
llaiuiiii-rMiiilli
Ji.irl!i
iliv-iiini
liy-?leclftm
yeil'r-ili),
J.
II.
(iraiiilcr
win-iiiiik
t
lir
M-al
over
(ni-irivativi'
anil
Lilieml
oji-IKini'iiln.
II
wu
foiniiT-ly
a
t:oncmitivp
tat.
V
TWO
MEN
MISSING
QUEEN
CHARLOTTE
CIH
FROM
CANOE
iSmall
Craft
has
been
Picked
and
other
Material
but
Not
Bodies
up
wunl
from
Ouwn
ll'iailo'-
tUly
lliat
llalpli
Suiitli
uml
lltmialil
Hay
of
Aliliolifoiil
ha
.1,...
!..
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H-f"ll
IlllPllli
J.1117
.IJ
.
till:
.itlciici'
)(i1nlc
,ln
tin'
riiuiim
H
Mliall
OMTlliailfll
.
lllldlli
raiino
lii'lwrvit
Lrna
llaml
ami
(Jurrn
C.liarlolli'
tJily.
The
camn'
uuil
iillii'r
inali'rlal
ha
Im-cii
ru-rini'i-ril
lull
no
luitliff
haw
Iiclmi
fuuii'l.
Tin'
mallrr
in
heing
further
iuvctiHutei
SWEETSER
NEW
YORK
AMATEUR
GOLF
CHAMP
Mllllr'IKI.D,
Scotlaml.
May
2
It
Jr.
Swt'i'lsiT
of
New
York
to
ay
won
tin"
nrilili
uinattHir
golf
hamiilonliiis
ilereuiiup
...uxnu-liT
Siiiip.on
of
Irilinliui
Kli
in
.10
liolrrt
in
thi
final
with
six
up
ami
fiu
to
play.
MUNITIONS
EXPLOSION
BRAZILIAN
REGIMENT
SAO
I'.U
I.O.
Ilrait.
May
2U.
Twi'iilv
rhllinii
ami
two
officer!
Hint
anuuilerterniiiH'il
numln'r
of
iYi'mmim
injiui'il
when
a
muni
llmiA
ilepol
of
the
first
regiment
nIiiIp
nanl
blew
up
lalo
yes
(unlay.
.
'
"
n.P.ll.
sleainer
Princess
Heal
rice.
C.a
pi.
S.
K.
Clray,
arrived
in
niirt
at
ll:.IO
this
morning;
from
the
sotilh
and
sailed
al
I
..10
n'-
dni't
this
aflernoou
on
her
re
turn
to
Vancouver
and
wayporU
llefoie
coininsr
in
here,
(ho
ves
nel
wan
al
Claxlon
this
inorlllg
di-cliarwiiig
fiOO
cases
of
salmon
cans.
This
afternnon
she
is
go
ing
In
the-
slough
In
make:
calls
ii
i
Jini
l
I
t
want.
Inverness
am
Carlisle.
.lull
ii
f.urrie.
returned
with
his
llllll
ill
Mnir
oulfil
last
nig'.il
rnnn
Caplain's
Cove
whore,
bo
has
been
engaged
for
the
past
several
weeks
in
Mi
building
of
a
now
cannery
for
the
T.
I
l'oley
iuti
i-e-t
s.
Northern
and
31
"it.
IMIINCK
If1
ww
em
BANK
BANDIT
'(
IS
IDENTIFIED)
Has
Long
Criminal
Record
Although
Only
25
Years
of
Age
:
SHOT
SIX
TIMES
I
Rooming
Houss
Proprietor!
,
Wounded
When
Police
Opened
Fire
In
Serious
Condition
XVINMI'KO,
May
29.
The'
bandit
who
robbed
the
Hoyal
;
llttnk
ycslenlay
of
2,000.
Ulllni
.
Maurice
uanie,
ami
who
was'
i
i'Mf
u-f
ui
riiiiiji
iii
'i
(run
riLfiti
nmi
taken
Iiun
been
Identified
an,
William
Dai.
He
was
at
first
Ihouvhl
lo
Tie
John
Joe,
atii
llflllMll
llllf
Im.I
Illltl
In.
u-il
ponitively
iJi'iiiified
h
a
mail
Ions
on
Ihe
(Millce
rcrord.
He
ha
nerveil
term
for
roliliery
at
Sl.illwulrr,
.Minn.,
stoney
Mountain
I'i'iiilenliary
ami
in
Ontario.
The
police
ny
he
f
a
ilru
ml
lief
25
iar!
or
ae.
Davis
Recovering
WINNII'l.li.
May
211.
-
Davi.
llie
hank
robber,
who
wa
she',
tit
liine
in
the
sun
fight
with
llie
iM'lJf
witi'tvoorlMl-on
Hi"
road
In
reeoery
(In
mormon
Chli'l
ilcleclip
jinilli.
wiio
wafl
irlievfil
lo
be
eriouly
Injuieii
is
on
iluty
this
morning,
little
the
worse
for
the
encounter.
licit
Segal,
Ihe
rooming
lions'-
proprietor,
is
stijl
in
a
serious
romlillon
from
wouuils
rreeiu'd
when
fiie
police
om'ihmI
fire.
:
Tlie
iiimii-y,
wlilch
hail
lireul
stolen
from
lle
bank
was
foumlj
in
the
pocket
of
llie
luimlil
when
ic
was
captureil.
NEW
POLICE
FORCE
HERE
Chief
J.
P.
M.
Hannah
of
City
Detachment
Arrived
This
Morning
as
Well
as
Other
Officers
Sergeant
J.
1.
M.
Hannah,
-who
will
he
elilt'f'of
(he
city
iletach-
liu'iit
of
the
provincial
police
here
when
Uie
change
of
author
ity
goe
into
effect
next
week,
aVvlvytl
from
Vancouver
on
the
l'riiici)
Jtuperi
this
morninig
nc-
compimicil
iy
Mfc".
Hannah
and
ciiiin.
v
OoiiVtalili'
It.".'
MiicKlulcy
ami
familv
iirrixi'il
onT
tlie
name
ves
sel
from
lorl
(kitjiilllani
while
Coiiilalile
J:
Atuli'i'siiu
and
family
fcoin
t'llurfenio
nprivrd
nn
Um
VriiircHS
Healrice.
('.onslitblo
Kench
and
.Constable
Fred
Mark
land
from
the
(Jueeti
4'.liarlnUp
Island4
ore
already
here
and
Hit'
sixth
iieiuher
of
Ihe
city
detach
iupiiI,
Uonstable
J.
M.
llt'lla
from
Duiicun,
will
arrive
early
.text
wcolf.
RUSSIAN
TOWN
IS
WIPED
OUT
Fire
Destroys
Banks,
Schools,
Churohcs
and
other
Buildings
in
Kopelln
MOSCOW,
May
29.
Many
persons,
mostly
children,
are
miss
ing
s
a
result
of
it
great
fire
which
destroyed
the
town
of
Kopelln.
Thursday.
Seven
bodies
have''
been
recovered.
All
tho
tioverument
'buildings,
banks,
si'liojils
and
churches
were
burn
ed
will)
a
loss
estimated
al
twelve
million
roubles.
PRINCE-RUPERT
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
UUpKIlT,
H.U..
Sti
IIDAV,
.MAY
w
wt
w
IHr
YANK
HA
lh
8l'
a
c
W.
Schveii'r'T.
president
0
lh(.
Victoria.
Jl.l...
cljambT
of
t.(nu.ree.
Wlm
icci'iilly
ojn'iicil
the
(.Hinola
Day
cre-pionii!s
at
Mj
I'JfJ
roreisn
trade
convention
at
Cliarles-lon,
H.C.
TIDALWAVE
KILLS
1200
LONDON,
May;
29,
Twelve
hundred
persons
were
killed
by
a
cyclone
tidal
wave
In
Burma,
a
despatch
if
ronvithe
Exchange
Talegraprr"
fromrtangooirsays;j
The
'
cyclone
swept
Arakan
coast
doing
much
damage.
All
cattle
In
the
devastated
area
were
killed.
DEFALCATION
OF
ROYAL
BANK
OFFICIAL
$50,000
AT
CITYOFRIONTE
VIDEO
MONTLVIDLO.
lruguay
May
i'P.
Defalcation
with
50.000
pooi
or
about
ViO.oon
by
u
high
official
of
the
Montevideo
branch
nf
the
Hoyal
Haul,
of
Canuda
has
been
di-covereil.
The
family
of
the
man
offered
lo
make
restitution.
AUTO
DEALERS
GET
BACK
EXCISE
TAX
s.
OTTAWA,
May
21'.-
A
vote
of
J
1,090,000
reijuireil
for
remis
sion
of
excise
taxes
paid
on
au
tomobiles
remaining
in
the
hands
of
ilealers
ami
unsold
at
llie
time
when
such
lax
was
re-
iealed
in
December,
1920.
passed
the
House
of
Commons
last
night
in
committee
nf
supply.
REWARD
IS
OFFERED
LOS
ANGELES
LADY
LOS
ANOLLF.S.
May
29.
A
reward
of
325,O00
for
the
return
alive
of
Ainiee
Seiuple
.McPher
sou,
the
missing
evangelist,
is
offered
by
her
mother,
Mrs.
Minnii;
.Kennedy.
BODY
FOUND
NELSON':
NFLSON,
.May
29
The
body
of
Daniel
McCuaig,
a
limber
worker,
missing
nince
March
10
was
found
floating
two
feel
from
the
water's
eilge
on
the
west
arm
nf
Koolenay
Lake.
VANCOUVER
EXCHANGE
Did.
Asked
Wheat
t.5l?i
0.
P.
11
l0l.00o
Dunwell
.
1.72
1
.80
Ilazeltou,
.
.61
.02
V
Independence'
v.
-.08
W.
.09'i
Indian
..i.
.05
Ji-V
U0
I..
and.L.
u.,
09i,v,.'l2
Pieinler
AM
u
2.20
I'liifer
Idaho
0
V
.0Ki
Surf
Inlet
.
M
.09
20,
lt2.
Vimterdijr
Circulation,
ISO
V7
wes".
mi
we
NO
PILOT
IS
NEEDED
HERE
Freighter
Norman
Monarch,
Capt.
A.
W.
Kane,
.Arrives
In
Port
After
Speedy
Trip
From
Japan
Kvidcncu
of
llie
ready
access
.li)liiy
and
easy
entrance
of
lliis
harbor
by
ocean
going
vpssels.
the
big
tramp
freighter
Norman
Monarch
of
the
Monarch
Steamship
Co.
sjf
Olaxgow
arrived
in
port
direct
from
Mora
ran,
Japan,
at
1.
15
last
tiizht.
Cant.
A.
V.
Kane
having
neigolialed
the
cn-
fianc
to
the
harbor
without
the
assintance
of
a
pilot.
'Therve.n.el
arrivi'd
here
six
days
ahead
of
time,
having
nut
been
due
until
June
3.
A
fast
pasaae
of
four
teen
days
was
made
in
spite
of
1
In
fact
that
there
was
a
good
deal
of
dirty
weather
and
on
Thursday
night,
while
neaiinx
jhe
yueen
Charlotte
Islands,
there
wan
a
living
gale
which
ified
everything
moveable
off
the
deck
of
the
ship.
The
Nor-nao
Moiiarrh
was
heW
last
fall
en
Kane
staled
that,
once
:aviii(r
peen
here,
iliere
was
no
rick
to
coming
In
this
purl
attain
TviiiHiui
i
lie
aia
oi.
aipiipv
ATItm-
T-r
iiuiiii,-
ritivliiy-"
pajsej;
ia'i-jiriiiiiiiniro.
'
..t.i'n
l
r"t
ami
iuarantine.
uuaranime.
.....
iiiii
dm
.Norman
..Mirmaiir
-
.1
Monarch
pulhil
out
of
Ihe
har
nor
early
tli
muniing
for
Ouceti
harlolte
Cily
lo
load
lumber
tut
the
Atlantic
seaboard,
coinplel-
li-sr
later
at
southern
mills.
The
iecl
came
across
tins
Pacific
in
itatlasi
pSHRIS
OF
FRASER
RIVER
Suggestions
Made
at
Ottawa
That
Negotiations
With
Washington
State
be
Reopened
OTTAW
A,
May
29.
During.
Ii
isctisMon
on
the
condition
of
he
salmon
iitduslry
of
the
raser
Iliver
before
Ihe
llousivof
ominous
committee
of
Fisher
es
yesieniay
attertioou
.Mr.
Covvie
of
the
fisheries
deuarl
inent
said
formal
mvodalioiis
with
the
slate
of
Washington
for
long
close
season
fell
through.
It
is
possible
the
uoiuintllec
will
recommend
the
re-opcning
of
negotiations.
W.
O.
Mc-
Juarrie.
(Uniservative
member
or
New
Westminster,
drew
at
eutiou
n
the
deiarted
pack
of
ritish
Columbia
canneries.
He
said
he
thought
someltiiug
should
be
done
to
revive
the
proposed
agreement
with
Ihe
statu
of
Washington
in
order
to
find
a
remedy
for
the
present
condition.
CLEMlCYfOR
CAPT.
PAMPHLET
Matter
Being
Taken
up
With
Washington
by
Ottawa;
State
Department
V1CTOH1A,
May
29.
-r-
W'lh
a
view
to
securing
ck'inoncy
fo.
him,
Ihe
Attorney
(ienefal's
de-
parlnieut
has'
heetr
advised
thn'.
'lie
slate
deiiartment
a.
Olluwa
is
taking
up'
with
the
United
Slates
Oovernmenl
Iht'ii'ase
of
Captain'
Hobert
Pamplile
,'t
Iho
rpm
runner
Vescawaha,
wlio
was
seiuenceii
io
priou
auer
risKin
capture
to
save
Ihe
crewicif
tlm
sinking
frekbfer
Gaobtf.'.".
.--
'
7
Subs
ribe
to
the
Daili
yews,
Sir!
Silc,
0J
wsf
w
v
w
m
tm
w-i
SkvhN
I
nigral
H
I'AMh
Forty
Thousand
Fans
Watched
Yankees
Lose
Winning
Streak
,
After
Sixteen
Straight
Games
NEW
YOIIK,
-May
s).-
-Forty
thousand
Tans,
'tlie
TiirgeTt
ivveck
end
crovvil
ever
'known
in
me
ueain
oi
me
laiiKee
wiiiniiig
teen
games.
Lefly
(iroves,
llie
'Philadelphia
tw
iner,
pili'heil
uirlghl
Ji.ilL
holding
Until
and
hU
associates
safe
all
trie
time
in
the
first
gume
iuiil
Ihe
Alhlelics
comeliafk
vv-ou
the
second
vonlesl
by
oiitliitling
the
Yankees
lliirleen
Thie
St.
Louis
pitchers
third
game
in
a
row.
National
League
New
York
3.
Mosiou
5.
Jtrouklyn
3,
Philadelphia
2.
'
rjiieaiao
5,
Pittsburg
C.
St.
Louis
I,
Cincinnati
12.
American
League
Philadelphia
--0,
New
Yorii
-5.
Octroi;
6,
Chtcaso
3.
CIcvelamI
3,
Si.
Louis
I.
LOCAL
CANNERIES
OPEN
NEXT
MONTH
Mlllerd
Outfit
Will
be
Managed
by
George
Gray
and
Tucks
"Inlet
Plant
by
Alex.
,
'
Sutherland
vf-....,"
v
i
iii
-
iiiiiimii
-
.tmiiirv
iannary
T-
'ut'
iseal
L'0vi
ainj
the
Prince
Itujwrt
can
nery
at
Tucks
Inlet,
both
of
which
plants
wili
e
operated
this
sea
son
tiy
the
Sonierville
Cannery
....
.
...
i.o.,
will
stall
packing
with
tlie
opening
of
the
.iockeje
fishing
season
on
June
20.
Oeorge
Uray
will
be
manager
of
the
Millerd
cannery
ami
Ales.
Sulherlaml
will
be
in
charge
of
Hie
Tucks
Inlet
plant.
Moth
are
well
known
Skeiia
Hived
cannerymen.
TWO
FORMER
LOCAL
BOYS
NOW
DOCTORS
Two
former
Prince
Iluperl
tmblie
and
high
school
students.
both
of
whom
as
hoys
lived
here
n
the
early
days
with
their
par
cuts,
graduate
as
medical
doc
tors
from
F.as
tern
I'uiversitie
this,
year.
They
are
Arthur
Man
son
from
McUill
Iniversity
and
Jack
Naderi
from
the
University
of
Toronto.
HOROS
WERE
KILLED
BEHIND
A
BARRICADE
.MANILA,
May
29.
Twenty-three
Moros
were
shot
to
deata
when
a
detachment
of
constabu
lary
opened
fire
al
.Moru
Fort
in
l.anao
province,
where
Datu
Am-
bululo,
(he
noted
Moro
and
his
followers
barricaded
themselves
Union
drainer,
Catala,
Capt.
A.1
Jofinslone.
having
piade
lier.calt
at
sseenaamr,.Muis
lltver..
ports
relumed
tp
piirtTit,.8Vloci.
thi.
morning
duct.
snile'd.foY
the
souMi
at
10.30.
Ajnonprhe
-passengers
(nun
here
for1
the.
oulh
on
ttu
l.altila
were
Mrs.
Marion
Sherman.
Miss
J.
Sherman
and
James
Neville
for
Vancouver
and
Mrs,
Percy
Hyan.
for
Alert
tiiiy.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
duo
litre
from
the
soidh
tomorrow
afternoon,
will
be
taken
off
The
rim
atiVaiu'ouver
next
.week
for
overhaul,.
The
service
will
beJ
taken'
for
aweek
by
Ilia
Caino-sun.
The
company's
freigbler
Clulkoot
is
now
undeivoingr
over
haul
al
Vancouver.
BRITISH
SURGEON
DIES
LONDON,
May
29
Sir
James
Cantile.
the
noted
sur'eon,
died
'iere
aged
75.
-
-
v.
.
-
-
.
-
-
sr.'
Large
Ups'tair
Dining
Hall,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
-
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
The
tatesi
and
besl
for
ilhe
least'.
Phone
487,
PRIOR
FIVE
0RNT8.
m
ran
w
s
mmwn
New
Yoik,
yesterday
vUfiesset.l
.
sireaK
which
nau
jreuj-iiru
six-
bases
mi
Iialls,
4
enabled
Cinciiiiiuti
to
take
the
--
-
CONSERVATIVES
DECIDE
TO
HOLD
A
CONVENTION
Bowser
and
Pooley.
Weir
Among
Those
Present
at
Executive
Meeting
Last
Night
w'
:
VANCOUVEll,
Ma
l9.Ai
&
hireling
jpf
Hie
Conservative
As
sociation
executive
last
night
it
wo
decided
lo
call
a"
inirty
co'n-
veivtiin;vat
Ihe
eaTlieiilrp;js1uIi
iaT&
Svlien
(lie
'leadership-
of
the
parlx
.
aniL4Ii.adopUim
pof
.a
legislative
program
witH
ne
Ihe
subject
of
dikussioni'-.Hon.W.
I.
Howser
and
It?
H.
Puoley
were.
aniniig
those
present
,
if
i
expeclcil
Ihe
coiiventior.
will
tie
summoileiLu
sooii
as
(t.-i
House
of
Coniuioils.
aiijoilrns'iVud
peuniit
Ihe
FederaT
InemberV
o
be
presdht.
-1,
,
-
.
.
;
NET
EARNINGS
RAILWAY
LARGE
New
Record
Set
up
When
"Increase
Amounted
to
103
Per
Cent
Over
Previous
.
April
MONTR1
AL,
.May
29.
The
net
earnings
for
TlieJinonth
of
April
show
a'n
locrea'se-
of
103
percent
over
the
VaTip?:
month
on
1920.
The
railway
also
Set
up
a
new
record
or
net,
earnings
for
any
April
since
amalgamation,
accordhug
lo
figiires
issued
by
the
Catiadiau
Nalloiiul
liead-tluarlers.
,
'
'
.
The
lift
earnings
iV.for
April.
1920,
totals
S2.55
1,330.'
The
jiet
earnings
for
llie
.'first
four
mouthy
of
Hub
year
show
aii'ln-
crease
of
157
ve
cent
over
the
same
pcriou
oi
ivi'a.
.
jv
CROP
REPORT
ENCOURAGING
Little
Damage
to
Young
Grain
and
Seeding
Completed
Ten
Days
Earlier
Than.
1925
WTNNTPKti,
Slay
29.
--
The
Fnt'
J"n'ss
crop
report
Issuetl
today
show
s
conillUoUji
.
generally
favorable
,
in
tin?
,
pnilrier
provinces,
"wjh
wheat
seeding
completed
a
week
to
ten,-
days
'earlier,.
than
last
year.,
'
;
r
v1
n
pin
i
iv-ui
i-
iiiiIa,
ii.,
iinwr.b'
f,...,,.
any
5'
ri
source
is
repolleU'und
the
supply.
brfiiioisliirft'ij.rietter
than
was
expected.
f
Increnses
in
whwif
acreage
is
noted
lioth
In
Saskatchewan
and
AtlicrtaV
j
'
...
VICTORIA
DIED
-
'
LADy
YIUTOIIIA,
29,
Mr.
Mary
J.
Allaml,
70
yftt
of
age.
a
resident
of
YMrii
for
t
years,
died
here-yesterday.