manager
ARRANGEMENTS
FOR
SHIPS
MADE
nge
Mclvor
and
shipping
representative
are
here
today
making
inspection
of
grain
plant
t
e
will
do
every
Hung
hiimunly
possible
to
Ho
nil
the
grain
piping
Iiiimiic-s
we
can
through
the
local
elevator,
commencing
iy
in
October,
ami
it
is
our
iiileiition
lo
ship
gram
lolh
t(
the
nl
and
to
the
European
markets,
slaletj
Cenrge
.Mclvor,
or
rary
manager
of
the
Canadian
Co-operative
Wheal
I'roduc-
Litniled,
heller
known
as
the
Wheal
Pool,
who
urrived
on
.Princess
Louise
Ihis
morning,
lo
look
oer
(he
elevator
and
te
preliminary
arrangements
for
taking
over
the
lease
from
goverutneiP
on
August
l.
,vir.
.Mclvor
is
accompanied
by
MORTALITY
XICAN
FLOOD
Bodies
Being
Burned
and
Burled
As
fast
As
They
Can
Bo
Found.
Crop
Damage.
.MEXICO
CITY.
June
28
Des-ulclies
fcom
Leon,
wliere
the
wate's
of
Uie
tiomcz
Illver
ed
oul
a
large
section
of
the
H.
ia
thai
bodies
continue
found
but
no
estimate
of
ileal
ve!
possible.
Thoti-
1
of
hfiMi
s
in
the
city
were
lied
away
ami
destruction
of
)
throughout
an
extensive
re
ts
rcpoitpil
lo
be
complete.
Ufa
as
I
tin
bodies
can
be
re
ared
Miey
arc
bring
burned
and
rjed
and
is
believed
that
scv-
El
hundred
victims
are
lyinii
Her
the
ilebns
in
seeral
towns.
ITH
MAKES
26TH
HOMER
h
-
nclnnatl
Shut
Out
Plttsourg
f
Yesterday
By
Oottlng
18
Hits.
JEW
YOU
K,
June
28.
I'1'1"'
th
scored
his
twenty
-
sixlh
hie
run
on
Sunday
and
is
now
Iy.
three
behind
his
t'J2l
record.
Cincinnati
defeated
Piltshurg
'Sunday
by
securing
eighteen
off
four
pitchers,
Ihu
score
g
10
lo
nothing.
Sunday
(lames)
National
League
Jhlcago
2-5,
St.
Louis
3-0.
Philadelphia
2.
llrooklyn
I.
IMUsburg
0,
Cincinnati
10.
American
League
hlludelphla
2,
Washington
U.
oslon
t.
New
York
7.
Plexehmd
I,
Detroit
3.
l.
I.ouls
3,
Cliiciuao
0.
IMANDER
HARRISON
)F
CRAWFORD
BAY
IS
DEAD-WAS
WITH
NAVY
JEI.SON,
June
28.
--Coinmun-
.'Mallhew
Harrison,
of
Craw-
Hay,
Is
dead.
Ho
came
lo
Fred
Cleinlrnning,
president
of
1
1
lie
Empire
Shipping
Company,
Vancouver,
whose
concern
will
'district
in
1010
following
hlsJfieorge
iinve
the
handling
of
(he
freight-!ers
rulllnx
lierp
for
urn
in
mi
hp.
hair
of
Hie.
Wheal
I'ool.
Th
Kmpjre
Shipitu
Company
represent
Hit'
O.S.K.,
Sleamshi)
line
and
French
and
Italiai
tPamlilp
lin?s
Mr.
Mclvor,
who
spoke
vei
optimiilically
or
the
rain
crop
oul
look
on
the
prairies,
explained
thai
grain
would
be
beina
delivered
lo
the
country
eleva
tors
early
in
.September
and
would
commence
lo
flow
lo
ler-initial
elevators
earl
In
October
During
the
fall
ami
winter
ship
ping
sea
soir
the
pool
expects
it-
ship
between
10
to
15
million
buhels
or
wheal
(hrouxh
lh"
local
elevator.
This
will
call
toi
some
fifty
ships,-montly
of
thfl
"tramp
class,
to
handle
it.
la
the
busy
sChsoii
between
10
to
15
men
will
I
employed
and
i
the
slack
season
about
15.
Of
the
nineteen
million
busbcU
of
wheal
shipped
through
Yan-
rntlVpr
I
.is
I
,!i4iin
Mil-
Allipi-I.i
fYVheat
I'ool
.shipped
somelliinft
like
hair
(lint
Munnlily.
Mr.
Mclvor
interviewed
th"
heads
ot
several
large
Japanesi
shipping
concerns
in
Seal
Ho
ami
they
alt
evinced
great
interest
ia
the
possibility
of
using
this
port
as
a
grain
shipping
centre
lo
th
Orient
ii)J
inlimated
(hey
would
Ie
sending
their
representative-'
norlli.
in
the
near
fiilliro?
lo
look
the
locaKsiluatiou
over
with
tins
end
in"
view.
Log
Exports
Fred
Cleinlenninig,
of
the
Em
pire
Shipping
Company,
slated
I
rement
from
the
Hrltisl,
nuvy.'lho
.council
6t
Hie
rheat
Pool
Will
Ship
Between
10
and
15
Million
Bushel?
of
Grain
Through
Prince
Rupert
fly
vessels
will
be
required
to
handle
cargoes1
FORMER
MEMBER
OF
to
Orient
and
Europe
says
Co
operative
Unit
several
Japanese
shippers
had
iiieslioued
him
as
lo
the
possibility
of.cxpWtiiig
logs
to
the
Orient
through
Prince.
H'l
pert.
Logs
fiir
export,
Mr.
Clen-denning
'explained,
could
be
easily
handled
as
part
cargoes
being
easily
packed
between
lli!
grai
n.
He
bad
given
I
hem
all
the
Inforniillioii
al
,!iis
commaixl
In
(his
ronneclion
and
expects
I
lie
firms
Inleresled
,
lo
sem
special
investiga'tofs
north
look
into
this
phase
of
export
t
Mr.
Mclvor
and
Mr.
Clcndcun-
ing
will
make
n'a
inspection
of
the
elevator
today
nud
will
go
into
details
wlllra
view
to
making
final
arrangements
for
the
lakinw
over
and
operation
of
the
plant.
V.
1.
Dawson
and
Niokerson,
piembers
jf
Hoard
LOCAL
R.
C.
M.
P.
DID
GOOD
WORK
IN
NORTH
Constable
Thornthwaile,
a
former
member
of
the
local
detachment
of
the,
Hoyal
Canadian
Mounted
Police,
figured
prominently
in
(he
bringing
to
juslice
of
Harry
Davis,
who
was
sentenced
lo
life
imprisonment
in
Dawson
last,
week
for
the
killing
or
Clia.
II.
-Smith
in
a
lonely
cabin
100
...!!..
Il'
t..l
.
mill's,
MUI
ui
iasoii
uii
rcuru-
ary
12.
II
was
Thoruthwaite
who
discoxered
the
remains
of
Smith
and
who.
despite-lhe
handicaps
of
a
winter
bound
trail,
arrested
lals
utnl
brought
him
and
the
body
of
the
man
be
haj
kilted
ntd
Dawson.
ROSE
HOFFMAnIs
COMMITTED
FOR
TRIAL
Sont
Up
on
Charge
of
Doing
Bodily
Harm
to
Elnar
Anderson.
Hose
Hoffman,
changed
with
doing
gricvious
bodily
harm
to
Kinar
Anderson,
again
appeared
before
r.Magislrale
McClymont
in
the
city
poliec
court
this
morn
ing
ami
was
committed
for
trial
before
'Judge
Young'
and
ordered
to
be
retained
in
custody.
CANADA
LUMBER
KING
TRAIL
WOMAN
DIES
LEFT
EIGHT
MILLION
John
R.
Booth
Bequeathes
His
Fortuno
to
Two
Sons
and
a
Daughter
Living
In
Ottawa.
OTTAWA,
June
28.
The
will
of
the
late
Jnhn
It.
ltoolh,
lumberman,
who
died
last
fall,
was
filed
for
probate
this
nuiruing.
II
jdiows
an
estate
valued
M
f
K,-000,1100
svhlcli
goes
to
the
three
suniviiiK
children,
'..
J.
and
J.
F.
llootli,
.mid
Mrs;
Oerlrudc
Heck,
all
resi
ling
in
Otlawui
ON
ATLANTIC
OCEAN
Mrs;
Grace
Davles
Succumbs
to
Pneumonia
While
on
Her
Way
to
Canada.
VAXGOL'VKH,
June
28.
Mrs
tlraee
Davles.
-or
Trail,
aged
20,
died
from
pneumonia
aboard
the
liner
Montcalm
ofi
which
she
wus
en
ion
I
it
to
Canada.
FOUR
MEN
KILLED.
MONTH
KAI.,
June
28.
Four
men
were
killed
us
a
result
or
u
collision
belween
an
automobile
and
n
motorcycle
near
Shawnini
gan
l'n
lis
on
Sunday.
A
pavly
of
seven
Indian
buys
from
the
Coqualeetra
Indian
school,
Sardis,
are
passengers
on
Hie
Prince
Charles
for
the
(Jueen
(.hiiilotti)
Islalids
lu
spend
Iho
summer
vacation
at
their
res
peetive
homes.
Trade,
accompany
Mr.
Me
lfbp
on
"his
inspection
r.nd
glv
lilln
al)
Information
possible
us
lo
loe
u,coiidilions.
Mr.
iMclvor
will
leave
lor
th
of
tomorrow'.
ft
HOME,
June
28.
A
great
earthquake
destroyed
more
than
a
thousand
houses
in
the
Island
of
Hhodes
in
the
Aegean
t?ea.
Many
villages
suf-rered
fered
and
and
il
il
is
is
reared
reared
there
there
was
was
loss
loss
of
or
1
lire.
i
f
.
i
ANTI-BRITISH
STRIKE
CANTON,
June
28".
Pickets
enforcing
the
uuti-Hritisb
strike
and
boycott
against
Hong
Kong
killed
five
persons
and
wounded
soveral
when
they
fired
into
a
group
of
Chinese
aboard
a
vessel
bound
for
Hong
Kong.
INCREASE
IN
FRUIT.
YKHNON,
June
28.
The.
ho
ticullural'
department's
latest
re
port
snows
an
increase
or
six
hundred
thousand
boxes
of
ap
ples
over
last
year.
All
stone
fruits
show
an
immense
Increase
also.
BEATTY
UNDER
KNIFE.
LONDON,
June
28.
-Earl
Heal.
Iy,
Admiral
of
the
Hritish
Navy
was
operated
on
'
for
npoeiulirl
lis
this
morning
ami
Jiis
eomfij
lion
is
favorable.
Frank
Hice.
lt.C.L.S.,
of
(his
clljr
has
gone
(u
Alice
Arm
where
lie
cxpecls
lo
spend
some
lime
doing
mineral
survey
work.
TAXI
Boston
Grill
Large
Wi)Ulr
Diiilnfe
Hall,,
with
newly
laid
dancing
floor
for
hire.
..
Anywhare
at
ltand
Royal
Hp
"Wi,M(1ii
rf
'll,'
NEW
SODA
FOUNTAIN,
.
The
latest
and
est.
for
the
'
PRINCE
RUPERT
and
6th
u.
"o.,'
I
,
leant.
Phone
467.
WATT
VIDECK,
Prop.
Northern
and
Central
British
Columbia's
Newspaper
iroL,
XVI.,
NO,
PMINCE
HUPEIIT,
B.
(1
'MONDAY,
JUNE
28,
102J.
Silurdiyi
Circulation,
1(01
Strrft
Sites,
lift
PRICE
FIVK
CENTS.
ACKENZIE
KING
GOVERNMENT
w
tini
rt
m
ini
I
f
I.
V
II
HI
Li
I'l
Operation
of
coming
fall
and
winter
is
assured
,'
.
elevator
'
i
during
.
,
.
.
.
....
'
i
.....
r
a
.
".
';:
....
-
I
.
.siKr.,!Ti.
-
c
....
i-
-
-ii-f.
.
'
-
at
Land
s
End,
England,
where
the
greatest
or
Atlantic
cables
has
jusl
been
landed,
floated
by
barrels
on
account
of
ib
greal
weight,
II
0
tons
to
Hie
mile.
It
was
hauled
ashore
by
horses
into
the
trench
prepared
for
it
It
is
1,000
miles
long,
reaching
New
York
via
Newfoundland.
It
will
send
500
words
a
miutile,
or
2,500
letters.
AEGEAN
SEA
HAS
'QUAKE
I
i
I
Meighen
Being
Called
Upon
Today
to
Assume
Leadership
at
Ottawa
liam.
Lyon
Mackenzie
King
has
resigned
and
Ml.
lluii.
Artliur
Mejglien,.
leader
of
the
Conservatives,
was
called
lo
the
Government
House
this
nfterjioon
lo
confer
with
the
Governor
General
with
u
view
lo
forming
a
new
government.
Premier
Kjug
today
announced
the
resignation
of
ih
miv.
eminent
and
advised
the
Guvernor
General
lo
dissolve
the
House
which,
howev.er,
Baron
Hyng
declined
lo
do.
tw
inn
siuing
ui
uie
uuuse,
which
lasted
only
a
few
minutes
mis
aiiernoon
anuwntch
rpiloweit
a
nieeiing
of
the
Kinsr
cabinet,
Premier
King,
in
aiinouu.ciiug
the
resignation
of
the
government,
made
the
following
statement;
"1
have
a
very
important
announcement
to
make
'before
proceeding
further.
Public
"Interest
demands
Hie
dissolution
of
this
itouse
of
Commons,
and
as
Prime
Minister.
I
so
advised
II
1-
1-Lx'ccl-lency,"
tjie
Governor
.General,
shortly
before
noon.
His
Excellency
'aving
declined
lo
accept
my
advice
Iy
(irant
dissolution
to
which
I
believe,
under
Hritish
practice,
we
are,
entitled,
i
limnc-
i.i:..i..i..
i
i
i
.1
!
'
pumstances.
as
one
of
the
mem
bers
of
this
House,
I
move
that
the
House
now
adjourn."
III.
Hon.
Arthur
Meigben
rose
to
make
a
slalement
but,
as
the
.motion
to
adjourn
carried.
Ire
dld
not
'complete
bis
remarks.
When
Iho:
House.'
rose.
Mr.
Meigjien
and
Iho
Conservative
member
6r
therustonis
eomjnlt-tee
were
loudly
cheered.
Mr.
Meigben.
declined
to
make
any
statement
for
the
present,
immediately
going
into
conference
with
his
followers.
The
remaining
business
of
the
.m.i.
v-ij
iiuueifu
uie
i-cMgnauon,
session
will
prpbably
be
'POLAR
PROBLEM
wound
v.
wiv
eiMi-wiiueiii
wiiiciuuis
r.x-
pp
u
iiu(Ck
order.
,
5''
IS
NOW
SOLVED
f
Nothing
But
Detail
Work
Left,
Says
Amundsen,
Wt)o
Reached
Seattle
Yesterday.
SlVTTfJirTie
Capl.
Amundsen-and
the
sixteen
I
others
who
Hew
across
the
Norlli
Pole
trom,
Kurope
to
Alaska,
arrived
here
on
Sunday
from.
Nome.
"My
work
is
finished
and
all
Iho
l)i;
problems
are
solved"
declared
Capl.
Amundsen.
"The
work
'that
remains
in
pojar
exploration
!
is
only
a
matter
ot
detail.
Let
'others
handle
it."
Seven
-Norwegian
member
-of
I'm
nariv
saiit
IbeV
would
likely
organize
another
Arctic
expedi
tion
with
the
aid
.
of
Ellsworth,
who
is
Amundsen's
.
financial
backer.
Amundsen
expressed
himself
as
"virtually
certain"
that
there
was1
no
land
on
the
roule
which
was
followed
by
the
Norge.
One
hundred
thousand
square
miles
of
icy
wastes
occasionally
broken
by
open
wuler
had
been
seen
on
the
trip,
he
said.
It
was
thought
that
islands
m'tghl
lie
on
one
side
or
other
of
the
route,
more
likely
the
west
side.
-
-
""
""
Amirndsen
left
on
Sunday
nighl
for
NewYprR
'erf
lou.t
jo
Norway
WINNIPEG
TRAGEDIES
Four
Women
Drowned
In
Lake
Winnipeg,
One
Suicides
and
Child
Is
burned
to
Death.
WINNIPEG,
June
28r;
Four
women
were
drowned
In
Lake
Winnipeg
during
the
,weekend,
another
committed
suicide
and
a
child
was
burned
l&
leath.
Evelyn
Tasse,
of
fet.
.Bonirace,
aeil
ID;
Anna
Wilson,
18,
and
Marjorie
Wood.
1C,
of
Winnipeg,
were
drowned
when
a
canoe
upset
at
a
slimmer
resort
on
Lake"
Win
nipeg,
and
Mrs.
S.
E.
Oodwin
of
this
cily
was
drowned
while
bathing
al
Victoria
beach',
Mrs.
Mary
Mazyrak
took
her
own
life
in
her
home
in
the
city
ami
Solly
Morgaustein,
luged
5
was
burned
to"
'death'
whe
her
clothing
caught
fire
during
her
mother
s
absence.
Resignation
of
Liberal
administration
follows
(JOV'T
FILLS
retusai
or
governor
to
grant
absolution
of
House
OTTAWA,
June
2S.-Thc
administration
of
Ht.
Hon.
Wil
VACANCIES
Senator
Appointed
and
New
Civil
Service
Commissioners
Are
Named,
OTTAWA,
June
28.
One
vacant
senalorship
and
iwo
vacancies
oh
the
Civil
Service,
Commission
have
been
rilled
by
the
government.
Dr.
It.
L.
McDougahl,
Chairman
or
the
MonlriJal
Harbor
Hoard,
-has
been
anointed
lo
the
Senate
and
Newton
MeTavIsh
and
P.
E.
Tremblay,
of
Ottawa,
are
named
to
the
Civil
Service
Com
mission.
"
VANCOUVER
MAN1S
PWNEDSWAI;,
watts
IN
INItRIOK
CltANnuooK,
Ju,ie
28-
Eldon
Walkeiyof
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